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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS...18
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS—31
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE.
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
NEW
YORK
PRODUCE
41
EX¬
CHANGE
55
'
CHICAGO STOCK
EXCHANGE.™" -56
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE.59
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
MAY
1
66
.....68
QUOTATIONS
PAGE
OF
63
BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE....64
LOS ANGELES STOCK
EXCHANGE...65
INDEX TO GENERAL
REVIEW
60
62
PAGE
TEXTILE MANUFACTURING STOCKS.
STEAM RAILROAD BONDS
69
NORTHERN
STEAM RAILROAD STOCKS
73
SOUTHERN HILLS
86
CANADIAN HILLS
86
INVESTMENT TRUST ST'KS & B'DS..74
HILLS
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS...91
MINING STOCKS...
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK STOCKS..91
INSURANCE STOCKS &
86
86
SCRIP...86,112
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS
.92
REAL ESTATE TRUST & LAND STKS.87
REAL ESTATE BONDS.
Ill
75
TITLE GUAR. & SAFE DEP. STOCKS. 87
U. S. AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
92
-.80
CANADIAN MUNICIPAL BONDS—94
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS....1
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS-
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL. BONDS....83
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS....93
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL. STOCKS...87
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES... 101
EXCHANGE SEATS
CANADIAN BANKS
.85
June
WILLIAM
B.
DANA
William Street,
—......Ill
1933
Qy
COMPANY,
Corner
of
PUBLISHERS
Spruce Street, New York.
CO.
SAFE DEPOSIT & TRUST
BALTIMORE
OF
Organized 1867
Chartered 1864
Surplus & Profits Over $3,141,000
Capital $2,000,000
Acts
as
Trustee of
Fiscal
Corporation Mortgages,
Agent for Corporations
Agent and Registrar.
and Individuals, Transfer
Depositary under plans of
reorganization.
Acts
as
Trustee,
Administrator, Guardian,
Attorney and Agent, being
Executor,
Receiver,
and
especially organized for careful management
settlement of estates of every character.
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CORPORATIONS AND
FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
PERSONS.
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,
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OFFICERS
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Thomas B.
Butler
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of Board
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NELLIGAN. Chairman
OSEPH B. KIRBY, President
H. H. M. LEE, Vice-President
ANDREW P. SPAMER. 2d V.-P.
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Secretary
Vice-Pres.
GEORGE PAUSCH, 4th Vice-Pres.
R. S. OPIE, 5th
W. D. G.
Vice-President
Wrlghtson
Roland L. Miller
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Cashier & Asst. Sec.
Maurice J. Nelligan,
Lechthaler Real Estate Off.
Asst. Cashier & Asst. Sec.
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Harry E. Challis Asst. Cashier
Edgar H. Cromwell,
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Assistant Treasurer
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stimulating
held
prices and that is always
for the time being.
promise of higher^
against
setback at least
any
It nevertheless is true that the time for
low almost to the point of
were
complete exhaustion and inventories nearly everywhere
Spruce Street, New York.
in the
state with
same
early replenishment
necessity.
OF MAY—COMMERCIAL
REVIEW
In the
AND
which
FINANCIAL
Two
distinctive
EVENTS.
characteristics
affairs in this country
the
course
of
One of
during the month of May.
was
ness,
which extended to all lines of industrial activity, and
the
other
quite remarkable
the
intensification
in trade and busi¬
recovery
of
efforts
complete legislation for carrying
at
Washington to
the Administration
out
of farm
products, the higher
about with such great
came
inflation
talk of inflation.
or
and,
it happened, in the
as
of the United States for 1933
to be
was
currency
issues.
crop
of the West and the other the
related
there
events,
were
independent
numerous
responsible for the improvement in trade.
tion
was
an
as a
causes
as
infla¬
matter of fact there was no
inflation either of Reserve credit
there
was
the
natural
of money
or
in circulation.
contraction
following
the
increase that became necessary with the closing
enormous
down
As far
influence in stimulating trade revival, it was
entirely anticipatory, for
Instead
extent inter¬
early in March of all the banks in the country.
The
there
so
long
an
incubus
on
upon
the
period of the banking crisis.
May 31
was
$5,812,000,000
$7,538,000,000
on
as
March 8.
on
March 8 at the
Money in circulation
against
of the last of its
high figure of
of prices,
holdings of wheat and also of cotton, whil©
holdings of cotton against which loans had been made by
the Farm Board
were
turned
to the
over
Secretary of Agri¬
by him under
The importance of the part
provision of that Act.
played by the operations of the Government in depressing
wheat and cotton
over
prices
estimated, and the
from Washington
for better
Tuesday, May 23, that the Federal Reserve banks under
long series of
over a
same
cannot be
years
is to be said of the influence
has been.
on
News
a
the market,
course
the
237,000 in comparison with $3,717,850,000
the circum¬
in the other, the fear of
as
completely eliminated, the Farm Board having disposed
was
the
instance,
Government holdings
dumping of
any
which had been
one
money
of the South,
another strong favoring influence in
was
stance that in the
by the total of the bill and security holdings
acute
mul¬
was
the
one
money crop
culture under the Farm Relief Bill to be held
$2,216,-
of prices
extraordinarily short.
regards both wheat and cotton, the
volume of Reserve credit outstanding May 31 as measured
was
case
of wheat there
case
as
some
a very
relation whatever
no
tiplying evidence going to show that the winter wheat yield
And
to
of values
As in the
for wide-spread inflation of banking credit and of
were
range
rapidity and correspond¬
generally, farm values had dropped to abnormally low levels
program
While the two
absolute
~ ^ •;
case
important part of the population, had
to
were
an
ingly improved the position of the farming classes,
marked
these
the
accentuating
and
the
out
incentive to greater activity
an
sort of guarantee
a
goods with few exceptions
Publishers,
COMPANY,
corner
in
inflation
ripe, the basis for it having been laid strong and f
deep in the fact that both wholesale and retail stocks of
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WILLIAM
effect
some
since
recovery was
Single copies are sold at 75 cents per copy.
extra.
have,
since it is
Territories.
and
era.
did
recovery,
$10 per annum within Continental
in
Possessions
Talk of inflation may have had, and doubtless
new
Record is one of the publications of the
came
the inflation rider to the Federal Farm Relief Act had been
authorized
to
resume
the purchase of
U. S. Government
securities, the amount of the
prices which the removal of that pressing burden
In talking of the general rise in commodity
new acquisitions being $25,114,000, but in face of this further acquisition of Govern¬
tration
ment securities
tion, but that other
the volume of Reserve credit
actually showed
a
outstanding,
decrease of $27,845,000 the reason being
that concurrently with the new
acquisitions of Government
securities there was a decrease in the discount holdings of the
12 Reserve banks
borrowing) and
a
(reflecting
a
diminution in member bank
decrease also in the holdings of acceptances.
prices it must
also be remembered that the efforts of the Federal Adminis¬
in
measures
speeding legislation has not been confined to
intended to bring about banking and credit infla-
By the Industrial Recovery Act the Federal
raising values.
Government injects itself into
activity with
a
every
branch of industrial
view to determining production and thereby
a
higher level of commodity values and likewise
wages.
Thus the promise has been held out of rising
establishing
raising
f
have likewise been fathered for
measures
The experience the next week when $27,866,000 more of
U. S. securities were taken over, was the same; notwith¬
prices anywhere and everywhere, and unquestionably this
standing this further acquisition of Government securities
of
the volume of Reserve credit
in trade,
outstanding fell off $5,688,000,
the other items that go to make
up the
total of the bill and
acted psychologically to establish a belief in a higher basis
were
were numerous
independent
serving to bring about business
recovery
causes
that
and would
certainly have worked to bring it about even if no inflationary
program had been devised or taken under consideration.
In the first place, the low dead level
of the
was
banking crisis early in March.
at
an
almost complete standstill.
was
reached at the time
Business activity then
In the
case
of the banks
which nevertheless
doubtless in
security holdings having further diminished by $22,178,000.
The truth is there
prices generally and in that
way
of
beer led
occur any why,
to
that the legalizing of the V
the establishment of
a
virtually
industry and that the demands growing out of the
directly and indirectly, created
lines of trade not
industry.
a
same,
new
both
vast lot of new orders in
immediately connected with the brewing
Then the Chicago Fair must not be left out of
consideration
ness.
but
prosaic fashion.
more
Then it should not be forgotten
sale
helped along the recovery
due to
was
as a
On that
most potent factor in
creating
point it is worth noting that
new
a
busi-
Chicago
there was for the time being a complete suspension of all
operations, and the stoppage was only a trifle less severe in
dispatch from Chicago, May 28 to the New York "Herald
Tribune" had the following to say:
industrial operations, the steel mills of the country being
engaged to only 14% of capacity and many other industries
being in much the same state of suspended animation. Any
due to the
change hence, had to be
for either of the two national party
years
change for the better. After 3
of growing depression in trade, the culminating point
a
had at last been reached.
The banking crisis was handled
"General retail trade spurted to fever status last week
opening of the Century of Progress Exposition,
which has brought more people
a
year ago.
into town than assembled
conventions here almost
The stores have been jammed since the middle
of the week and hotels report present
business and promise
;
o
MONTHLY
should take the majority of them out
of future patronage
receivership."
of
As
inflation
stand
two
namely the announce¬
foremost,
out
May 1 that licenses for the export of
ment which came on
gold to meet maturing Government obligations or interest
United States securities held abroad would be
coupons on
the ground that
This
meant breaking faith with the foreign creditors of the country
as faith had already been broken with the domestic creditors.
refused by the
United States Treasury
on
The second momentous event of like character was the
to
the country from the
remove
Congress
action
kind of legal
May 26
gold basis by statutory
of all obligations in
enactment by authorizing the payment
any
on
This last is equally far-reaching
money.
Recently the Thomas amendment to the Agricultural Relief Act has made
of every debt public and private.
Due, however, to the language used,
doubt has arisen whether obligations
expressed to be payable in a particular
forms of legal tender.
While the Supreme Court of New York is
case,
Farm
on
by
Adopted
Provisions
Aid
if the
One of
of the resolution is to remove any doubt and to avoid confusion,
debtors and creditors may have a clear definition of their legal
existing legislation is differently construed in other jurisdictions.
the purposes
that
position.
law
bill.
May 12 when President Roosevelt signed the
Congressional action
pleted
to
on
the insertion of
a
Inflation" rider,
bill carries the Administration "Controlled
along with its provisions for the refinancing of farm mortgages
and
The farm relief bill
agricultural marketing projects.
March 22; the measure em¬
bodying the Senate's farm relief proposals, was passed by
that body April 28, attached to which was the inflation rider.
originally passed the House
On May 3 by a vote
with the
of 307 to 86, the House after a com¬
Senate, for the
purpose
credit inflation sections these
form
May 3,
are
and
with
The chief
approved in exactly the
The House vote,
the inflation rider showed 273 Democrats, 30
Republicans
ballots,
were
by the Senate and House.
on
Farmer-Laborites casting affirmative
4
and
Democrats
7
Republicans
79
against.
provisions of the Administration inflation plan
summarized
as
footing.
(H. J. Res. 192.]
Whereas the
are
Reserve banks
$3,000,000,000 worth
holding of
or
existing
amount
of the
Congress to regulate the value of the money of the United States, and are
inconsistent with the declared policy of the Congress to maintain at all
times the equal power of every dollar, coined or issued by the United
States, in the markets and in the payment of debts, now,
Resolved
if it is not ade¬
Government obligations, of which 4% will be canceled
annually;
of America in Congress assembled, that
(A)
Every provision contained in
the obligee
the unlimited free
coinage of silver at a fixed ratio with
the President is authorized to accept silver up to $200,-
000,000 in the payment of war debts during the next six months, valuing
the silver up to 50 cents an ounce, to
be used
as
As
a
Every obligation, heretofore,
discharged
as may
be
vision
be held against
-
Clause
ment
of Treasury
Woodin
Concerning
Obligations Will Not Contain Clause.
obligation
currency)
payable in money of the United States; and the term "coin or
currency"
As used in this resolution, the term "obligation" means an
coin
means
notes and
or
of the United States, including
currency
Following the introduction in Congress
on
May 26 of the
issued by the Government
Secretary of the Treasury Woodin issued a statement
on
May 26 in which he said that one purpose of the resolution
"is to make clear that future obligations, public and private,
Washington account
It was pointed out in a
that date (May 26) to the New York
gold clause."
on
"Times" that the resolution,
the Government and
issued
being retroactive, would permit
corporations to redeem in
The last sentence of paragraph (1) of
by increasing agricultural purchasing power, to raise revenue
emergency
for the
May
26
by
Secretary
Woodin
follows:
A
joint resolution
introduced to-day in both houses of Congress de¬
signed to clarify the effect of recent legislation
"gold clause" in public and private obligations.
support of the Administration.
respect
reason
of such emergency, to
provide
agricultural
to
National banking
be legal tender
for all debts, public and private, public charges, taxes, duties and dues
except that gold coins, when below the standard weight and limit of tolerance
provided by law for the single piece, shall be legal tender only at valuation
in
circulating notes of Federal Reserve banks and
proportion to their actual weight."
..
/
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/
.
•
••
•
Roosevelt Signs Bill Providing for Federal
of Securities—Purpose of New
Regulation
Legislation—Creation of Cor¬
poration of Foreign Security Holders.
upon
the status of the
This resolution has the
the
Following the completion of Congressional action on
bill
the
for
providing
on
Federal regulation of securities,
May 27 affixed his signature to the
In approving the
newly enacted bill.
measure—President
Administration
been
so
some
new
legislation-—an
Roosevelt
stated
that
of the evils which have
glaringly revealed in the private exploitation of
the
public's money."
The President's statement issued with the
signing of the bill
on
It
May 27 follows:
gives me much satisfaction to sign the
Rayburg-Fletcher Securities
Congress on
Bill, and I know I express National feeling in congratulating
its passage.
For this measure at last translates some elementary
of right and wrong
into law.
the merchandising of
fair dealing on the part
Such traffic demands the utmost good faith and
of those engaged in it.
capital must be invested in enterprise.
other
standards
Events have made it abundantly clear that
securities is really traffic in the economic and social
welfare of our people.
If the country is to
flourish,
But those who seek to draw upon
people's money must be wholly candid regarding the facts on
ment.
within
requires the publicity necessary for sound invest¬
It is, of course, no insurance against errors of judgment.
function
of
which
judgment is asked.
To that end this bill
no
the limit
government.
of its powers,
It does give
assurance,
That is
however, that,
the Federal Government will insist upon -
knowledge of the facts on which judgment alone can be based.
The
was
with
poses," approved May 12 1933 is amended to read as follows:
"All coins and currencies of the United States (including Federal Reserve
a
issued
incurred by
indebtedness, to provide
orderly liquidation of Joint Stock Land banks, and for other pur¬
relief
the investors'
by the United States, current obligations containing
statement
sub-section (B) of Sec¬
National economic
tion 43 of the Act entitled "an Act to relieve the existing
any money
the gold clause.
The
,
banking
associations.
legal tender for the payment of public and private debts,
shall not contain the
Federal Reserve
circulating notes of Federal Reserve banks and National
the Act is "intended to correct
joint resolution relating to the payment of obligations in
or currency
wnich
is legal tender for public and private
President Roosevelt
Gold
Repeal—One Purpose to Make Clear Future Govern¬
gold, making all coin
thereto, shaU be
necessary.
deposits.
Secretary
not any
hereafter incurred whether or
or
(including every obligation of and to the United States, excepting
of the Treasury, to require
exists and increase or decrease reserve balances required to
by
amount in money of
authority contained in such law.
or
(B)
approval of the President, the Board may declare an emergency
Statement
an
debts.
Any such provision contained in any law authorizing obligations to be
issued by or under authority of the United States, is hereby repealed,
but the repeal of any such provision shall not invalidate any other pro¬
at the time of payment
possible curb against too much inflation, the Federal Reserve Board
With the
in
dollar for dollar, in any coin or currency
upon payment,
President
the Reserve banks to take such action
obligation
right to require payment in
after incurred.
the basis for the issuance
of silver certificates.
is authorized with the approval of the Secretary
a
or currency, or
such provision is contained therein or made with respect
notes and
the gold dollar.
In addition,
made with respect to any
or
gold or a
the United
States measured thereby, is declared to be against public policy; and no such
provision shall be contained in or made with respect to any obligation here¬
which purports to give
particular kind of coin
associations) heretofore or hereafter coined or issued, shall
Reduce the gold content of the dollar by 50%;
Provide for
therefore be it
of the United States
by the Senate and House of Representatives
emergency
Direct the issuance of United States notes up to $3,000,000,000 to retire
payment in gold or a
of the United States measured thereby, obstruct the power
of money
for extraordinary expenses
If the President is unable to arrange this operation, or
of obliga¬
has disclosed that provisions
emergency
particular kind of coin or currency of the United States, or in an
United States is the majority
quate to meet the situation, the President may:
restriction; and
tions which purport to give the obligee a right to require
of Government obligations, including stock in corporations of which the
stockholder.
and
dealing in gold affect the public interest,
therefore subject to proper regulation and
Whereas the
Section 2.
and Board for the banks to purchase, and hold up to
Currencies of the
Value to the Coins and
United States.
follows:
The President is authorized to arrange with the Federal
by
following is the full text of the resolution as signed
Joint Resolution to Assure Uniform
sections of the measure to conference
of adjusting differences
between the two measures, so far as their farm relief pro¬
visions are concerned.
In the case of the currency and
same
The
will
makes it clear that all obligations past and future
the President the next month:
on
paratively brief debate, passed the "Controlled Inflation"
rider to the bill.
Earlier in the day, May 3, the House sent
the strictly farm-aid
specific provision to this effect.
contained in the resolution.
provision guaranteeing the "cost-
of-production" to the farmer. As passed by Congress and in
the form in which it received the President's signature, the
The Thomas amend¬
Such a provision is
public and private, shall not contain the gold clause.
ment did not contain
-.
resolution is to make clear that future obligations,
the farm relief bill was com¬
May 10, when the Senate abandoned its efforts
on
secure
on
:
-
Another purpose of the
inflation bill be¬
The Administration farm relief-currency
came a
could be satisfied
by payment of other lawful forms of money, confusion may be created
Signs Farm Relief—Currency Inflation Bill—
Congress.
reported to have held, in a recent
that an obligation calling for payment in gold coin
The resolution
Report
gold coin, may be satisfied by payment in other
kind of money, such as
be upon the same
Conference
paid, nor is it available for payment, upon
now
all coins and currencies of the United States legal tender for the payment
in its consequences.
President Roosevelt
bank holiday, transactions
public or private debts.
so
of the President in making a request to
a
supply which constitutes a reserve for the nation's
Gold is not
currency.
would not be in the public interest."
"such export
declared
Since March 6, when the President
involving payments in gold have been brought under control in order to pro¬
tect and maintain the
taken to promote financial
distinctive steps
the
to
REVIEW
new
law will also safeguard against the abuses of
manship in security flotations.
high pressure sales¬
It will require full disclosure of all the
private interests on the part of those who seek to sell securities to the
The Act is thus intended to correct some of the evils which
public '
have been so
glaringly revealed in the private exploitation of the public's money.
This
June, 1933.]
MONTHLY
law and its effective administration
are
old-fashioned standards of rectitude.
steps in a program to restore some
Without such
an
adopted by the affirmative
j
vote of
The bill requires that before any one can sell, or offer
for
securities
be
must
in inter-State commerce,
sale
the securities
registered with the Federal Trade Commission.
In the "United States News" of
that the six main features of the Act
Registration with the Federal
pointed
was
a
Trade Commission of information about
forthcoming security issues.
ayes and nays and recorded
any condition of such
membership or such credit and to have and exercise
all powers, rights and
privileges conferred upon any such member or bor¬
by the Federal Home Loan Bank Act
or
existent
as now
hereafter
or as
supplemented."
Section 239 of the Banking Law is also
amended by adding at the end
two new subdivisions, to be subdivisions
14 and 15, to read as follows:
■
"14. .In bonds, debentures, or other
obligations of a Federal Home Loan
Supervision of the advertisements of securities.
bank
Power
July 22 1932.
on
the part of the Commission to issue stop orders against any issue.
Personal
created
"15.
Exemption of certain Federal, State and municipal issues.
pursuant
to
the
In the capital stock of
Federal
Home
Loan
Bank Act
approved
Federal Home Loan bank, such amount
a
be required to comply with any condition of
membership therein
therefrom."
as
may
or
responsibility of officers for misinformation concerning their
security offerings, and
credit
Four specific remedies in the case of fraud.
Under the
securities
new
Act
.V J
provision is made for the
Government Securities by Postal Savings System?
Announcement that President
Roosevelt had authorized
the Board of Trustees of the Postal
Savings System to buy
$100,000,000 additional Government bonds
ties
made
was
matter
May 27,
on
or
other securi¬
White House statement in the
a
(May 27) saying:
Request of the Board of Trustees of the Postal Savings System for au¬
thority to purchase bonds or other securities of the United States to the
amount of
$100,000,000
was
approved to-day by President Roosevelt.
Previously the request had been approved by Postmaster-General Farley,
Secretary of the Treasury Woodin and J. Crawford Biggs, Acting AttorneyGeneral, all members of the Postal Savings System Board of Trustees.
The
$100,000,000
purchase
would
be in addition to securities already
authorized for purchase by the Board of Trustees.
Power to grant
the authority requested by the Board is conferred upon
the President by the Act of May 18 1916, which provides:
"When, in the judgment of the President, the general welfare and interests
United States so require, the Board of Trustees may invest all or
the postal savings funds, except the reserve fund of 5% herein
provided for, in bonds or other securities of the United States.
(Sec. 2,
Act of May 18 1916)."
of the
any part of
On
May 27 the Washington correspondent of the New York
"Journal
Commerce"
of
New
to Be
Known
President
788 of deposits, much the highest on record.
more
than $1,157,651
tives, by
a
vote of 259 to 112, adopted the conference report
which adjusted
This
$500,000,000
Wagner
Federal Aid
to
Unemployment
States
Relief
Act
including
Congress,
The
signed
was
newly enacted
Providing
for
passed by
May 12 by President Roosevelt.
provides that the sum of not to
on
Finance
available out of funds of the
Corporation for
direct
transmission lines for power diffusion
States, supervise the economic development of the
Tennessee Valley, construct dams, flood control and navi¬
gation works, and conduct forestation operations.
Roosevelt
D.
inadequate.
grants
of
amounts remaining
will be used for grants to
Federal, State and local funds
Additional grants
are
authorized for those
in distress who have no legal settlement in
any State or
community, and this also applies specifically to co-operative
and self-help associations for the barter of goods and services.
Federal
Home
New
Loan
York—Permits
Home Loan
In its
Bank
Banks
Bill
Signed
Savings
Banks
and Purchase
by
to
Governor Lehman
of
Become Members
of
Bonds of Latter.
May 12 News Bulletin the Savings Banks Association
permits savings banks to become members of the Federal Home Loan Bank
and to purchase the bonds, debentures and other securities of such bank.
law is Chapter 739 of the laws of 1933.
Section 238 of the
banking law is amended by adding
as
subdivision,
a new
follows:
"13.
To purchase and hold for the purpose of becoming a member of a
Federal Home Loan bank, so much of the
capital stock thereof as will
qualify it for membership in such Federal Home Loan bank pursuant to an
Act of Congress approved July 22 1932 entitled 'The Federal Home Loan
Bank
Act,' and
hereafter
any amendments thereof
be enacted; to
become
a
or
supplements thereto that may
member of such
Federal
Home
bank; to purchase and hold stock of such bank in addition to such
as may
be required to qualify
debentures
on
or
other
as a
securities
on
Loan
bank; to borrow from such bank
such other evidence of indebtedness
of the savings bank as may be required by such Federal Home Loan bank
for such
period of time and
upon
such terms and conditions
as
the
talk broadcast throughout the nation
on
un¬
was no
actual surrender of
power" by Congress.
"has been to
happening," he continued,
designate the President of the United States as
the agency to carry out certain of the purposes of
Congress."
"This," he added, "was constitutional and is constitutional,
and is in
keeping with the past American tradition."
passed
or
President,
is in the
as
part
process
of
a
of enactment
The giving of employment to
a
properly be
can
well-rounded
well-grounded and
quarter of a million
unemployed in forestry and flood prevention work
noted
by the President
Ac¬
"the legislation that has been
as one
of the
measures
was
adopted, and
in his talk he alluded to the proposal to put
the Government
properties at Muscle Shoals to work, and
tcJ
farm
mortgage relief legislation.
the plans for
The program for direct
relief through public works, the legislation
(already enacted
by Congress) authorizing the sale of beer in the various
States
was
also referred to by the President.
Attention
was
likewise directed to the Farm Relief Bill (then pending) as
to which the President said:
"This
measure
for emergencies and the extent of its
entirely
what the future has in store."
upon
were
among
the
provides wide
use
will depend
The 30-hour
measures
enumerated
by the President, who said:
It is wholly wrong to call the measures that
we
have taken Government
control of farming, control of industry and control of transportation.
rather
a
It is
partnership between Government and farming and industry and
transportation, not partnership in profits, for the profits would still go to
the citizens, but rather a partnership in planning and partnership to see
that the plans are carried out.
Address of President Roosevelt Before
Commerce—Urges
Price
Increase
Rises—Also Asks
Industries
Reminded
in
United States Chamber of
Wages
Elimination
That
in
Conformity
of Unfair
Recovery Be
with
Competition—
Viewed in
Terms
of
May 4, before the Chamber of Commerce
of
Nation Rather Than That of Unit•
amount
member; to purchase and hold the bonds,
of such
the note of the savings bank or
a
bill and the railroad bill
Among the last of 30-day bills signed by Governor Lehman before he
left for the South, was the Crawford
bill, Senate introductory 1569, which
to be subdivision 13, to read
Only
"The only thing that has been
powers
of the State of New York said:
new
His
Since
The President declared that in the emergency measures en¬
plan."
are
Action
dertaken and what it is planning to do to effect recovery.
of
the first half of the fund,
Recounts
Necessary.
Roosevelt, in
be removed.
States where the combined
Talk
Radio
country since he assumed office March 4, President Franklin
considered
from
to
-—"Profits to Citizens—Farm Relief and Inflation Powers
Half of the $500,000,000 fund is authorized for grants to
States in the ratio of one-third of the amount expended
by
such States for relief. After Oct. 1 1933 this restriction will
any
in
Effect
Recovery—No Surrender of Power in
Emergency Measures—Likens Moves to Partnership Entered
into by Government with Farming, Industry and Railroads
cording to the
$250,000,000, plus
sell
to many
Federal aid to States.
The balance of
huge development
Muscle Shoals,
operate
construct and operate
acted "there
as
a
Govern¬
Sunday night, May 7, told what his Administration had
100%.
measure
exceed $500,000,000 be made
Reconstruction
measure,
to
power
a
Authority.
In his second radio message addressed to the people of
Signed—Funds to Be Made Available
unemployment relief
the
the electric energy to States, municipalities and individuals;
.
Through Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
The Wagner
the Tennessee Valley
as
body will have complete charge of
program,
bonds
given to the Government and place them back in the banks of the country
from which they came. There is a requirement, however, that such
postal
up to
With
Under the terms of the revised bill there is created
,-
The objective under the Postal Savings System is to take the
deposits
savings deposits be collateraled by Government bonds
the
ap¬
ment Commission known
to Be Used if
The $100,000,000 will not all be purchased at once.
on
Congressional action thus completed, the bill became a
law on May 18, with its signing by President Roosevelt.
The Secretary of the Treasury will supply the bonds either from old issues
issues.
House and Senate differences
preceding day (May 16) the Senate
proved the conference report without debate.
from time to time.
or new
the
On the
measure.
Authorization to purchase
bonds will make it possible to place these excess deposits in such
Congress¬
May 17, when the House of Representa¬
ional approval on
Incumbency
Savings System has
Tennessee Valley Authority.
as
Roosevelt's
program for development of the
Tennessee Valley, with plans for government
operation of
the Muscle Shoals power project, received final
President
said:
At the present time the Postal
* "i
Valley Authority—President Roosevelt Affixes
Signature to
Legislation—Provides for Creation of New Commission
"Corporation of Foreign Security Holders,"
"for the purpose of protecting, conserving, and advancing
the interests of holders of foreign securities in default."
President Roosevelt Authorises Purchase of $100,000,000 of
.
House and Senate Approve Conference
Report on Bill for Govern¬
ment Operation of Muscle Shoals
and Creation of Tennessee
creation of the
The
in
savings bank; to comply with
amended
are:
majority of such board taken by
the minutes of such
board; to pledge, assign or transfer bonds and mort¬
gages and other securities owned by such
rower
May 27 it
3
granted and prescribed by such bank and
approved by resolution of the
Board of Trustees of any such savings banks
ethical foundation,
economic well-being cannot be achieved.
REVIEW
may
be
Speaking
on
the United States, at its annual dinner in
Washington, Pres¬
ident Franklin D. Roosevelt presented three
requests.
One
of these was that employers refrain from further reduction in
MONTHLY REVIEW
4
increase in the
wage scale in conformity with commodity price rises.
"It is
essential," said the President, "as a matter of national justice
that the wage scale should be brought back to meet the cost
of living, and that this process should begin now and not
and that where possible there be an
wages,
that industry
The President's second request was
later."
overproduction and unfair wages and
the elimination of improper working conditions to the end
that order be brought out of chaos.
Finally the President
reminded each and all industries that they "are but an
unite toward preventing
integral part of
must be
a
national economy
of the whole, rather than in terms
great whole, and that our
expressed in terms
of the unit."
follows:
message
main arteries of commerce of
At this time, however, available traffic is not sufficient
the United States.
profitably to utilize existing railway facilities and the supplementary
facilities provided by new forms of transportation.
"Our broad problem is so to co-ordinate
;.
as
"I do believe, however, that
all agencies of transportation
I am not yet ready to submit to the
to maintain adequate service.
permanent legislation.
Congress a comprehensive plan for
three emergency steps can and should be
special session of the Congress.
taken at this
moment
during the past two months, I have had to forego the privilege
of discussing many matters of common interest with the members of the
For the same reason,
Chamber of Commerce of the United States.
complete phase of our national problems.
,
I do not have to tell you that the Government of the
its executive and legislative branches
frankly,
for you to-night any
I have had neither time nor opportunity to prepare
State Commerce Commission Act.
impracticable.
be placed definitely under
regulation and control of the Inter-State Commerce Commission in
existing provisions are unworkable and
"Second, railway holding companies should
the
United States in
has been seeking and obtaining
action
and to initiation of a co-operative
spirit among all the nations of the world. We have sought through moderate
and wise measures to increase the volume of trade, to give employment to
the unemployed and to effect a broad elevation of commodity prices.
of carriers, in order to avoid
During the past few weeks we have
witnessed a slight but definite upturn in most industries with a simultaneous
rise of most commodity prices.
Past experience indicates that when the
price level begins to rise after a long period of declining commodity prices,
wages which have been previously curtailed lag behind the rise in the price
three requests.
action on the part
duplication of service, prevent waste, and
financial reorganizations.
encourage
Such a co-ordinator should also, in
this policy, render useful service in
out
carrying
maintaining railroad
employment at a fair wage.
of this year will greatly
Government and the carriers in preparation for a more perma¬
a more comprehensive national transportation policy
at the
experience gained during the balance
assist the
and
nent
1934."
regular session of the Congress in
Confirms Nomination of Eugene R.
Federal Reserve Board.
Senate
Black
as
That result has In the past
burden; has prevented their just
imposed upon those who
labor an unfair
and equitable share in the profits of industry,
purchasing power of the overwhelming
majority of our
represent in all probability the
majority of the
member
discussion, the nomination of Eugene R. Black, as a
Mr. Black, who was Gov¬
Board.
of the Federal Reserve
of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, was
ernor
to the Reserve Board, to
and
Banking
Senate
named
fill the unexpired term of Eugene
Meyer, who resigned as Governor of the Reserve
level.
Member of
15 the United States Senate confirmed, without
On May
Requests—Wage Increases,
Three
I suggest the creation of a
working with groups of rail¬
will be able to encourage, promote or require
roads,
"The
relating to our own internal economy,
and has limited the
;
>
recapture provisions of the InterThe Commission has pointed out that
"First, I recommend the repeal of the
Federal co-ordinator of transportation who,
situation which has taken every
of my time
/
"The steam railways still constitute the
"Third, as a temporary emergency measure,
speech follows:
Because of a national and a world
I present to you
Roosevelt's
The full text of President
like manner as the railways themselves.
^
The President's
and encourage financial reorganizations."
prevent waste,
Committee
Currency
Board.
The
approved Mr.
12.
Black's nomination on May
population.
I therefore ask you, who
from further reduction in the wages of
your employees, and I ask you also to increase your wage scales in con¬
formity with and simultaneous with the rise of the level of commodity
Jones Elected Chairman of the
H.
Jesse
prices in so far as this lies within your power.
scale of the nation has
gone down during the past four years more rapidly than the cost of living.
It is essential, as a matter of national justice, that the wage scale should be
brought back to meet the cost of living and that this process should begin
It is
now,
a
simple fact that the average of the wage
Announcing the election of Jesse H. Jones of Houston,
Tex., as Chairman of the Reconstruction Finance
May 5, the Corporation further said:
Chaos—Elimination of Unfair
My second request has to do with bringing order
Competition.,
out of chaos.
During
what previously had been considered to be an orderly
industrial system has degenerated into one of the highest disorder.
You
the past four years,
competition, of cut¬
throat prices and of general chaos.
You and I agree that this condition
must be rectified and that order must be restored.
The attainment of that
objective depends upon your willingness to co-operate with one another to
In almost every industry an
industry are wholly willing to
present time, attended the meeting.
of the R. F. C. since its organization on
working conditions. In the
has been prevented by a small
minority of units in many industries.
I can assure you that you will have
the co-operation of your government in bringing these minorities to under¬
stand that their unfair practices are contrary to a sound public policy.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Urges Recovery Be Viewed in Terms of Nation.
Salaries
important bearing on the other two.
particular existence and interest of the company or
of the
the
It is, therefore, not un¬
various industries of the country should apply this same
Railroads Chiefly.
to Affect
Corporations which in the future wish to obtain loans from
the Reconstruction Finance
sive
nounced by Jesse H. Jones,
60%, including previous cuts, while
of reductions is
until the corporations are
of revenues.
but
are
national economy must
an
integral part of
a
great whole, and that our
be expressed in terms of the whole rather than
in
a
sliding scale
specified for salaries in lower brackets. The
reductions will remain effective until the loans are liquidated
or
industries
Chairman of the Corporation, on
Under this ruling salaries exceeding $100,000 must
natural that the
own
Corporation must reduce exces¬
to executives, according to a ruling an¬
salaries paid
business with which one is personally associated.
point of view to themselves.
And yet I call your attention to what must
be clear to all of us:
That each and all of you in your own units and your
Ruling Requiring Reduction
Before Loans Will Be
Corporations—Scale of Cuts Run from 60% on Highest
to 10% Between $4,t00 and $10,000—Rule Expected
be reduced
though it has an
It is human nature to view a problem
the Corporation in con¬
Executives
of
in "Excessive" Salaries
Made to
May 28.
My third request is of a somewhat different nature,
of
previously occupied by former Senator Atlee Pomerene of Ohio.
co-operate with your
past success in attaining these objectives
Mr. Jones has been a director
Feb. 2 1932. He has given partic¬
Mr. Jones succeeds to the position
nection with the banking situation.
overwhelming majority of the units
prevent unfair wages, to eliminate improper
Harvey O. Couch, Judge
who constitute the Board of the R. F. O.
ular attention in recent months to the work
government.
of the
work together to prevent overproduction, to
this end, and also your willingness to
terms
Secretary of Treasury;
of unfair methods of
and I acknowledge the existence
in
Woodin,
H.
William
at the
Would Bring Order Out of
Corpora¬
tion, at a meeting of the directors of the Corporation on
Wilson McCarthy and Mr. Jones,
and not later.
Reconstruction Finance
Corporation Succeeding Atlee Pomerene.
employers of the nation, to refrain
the
The procedure
Pacific
Southern
Co.
able to meet fixed charges out
mentioned has been applied to
when its
$23,200,000 was approved.
request for a loan of
The statement issued by Mr.
Jones follows:
terms of the unit.
It is ultimately of little
while others
avail to any of you to be temporarily prosperous
permanently depressed. I ask that you translate your
are
welfare into the welfare of the whole; thai you view recovery
nation
rather
than
vision to lay asido
in terms of the
in terms of a particular industry; that you
have the
special and selfish interests to think of an act for a
well-
rounded national recovery.
co-operation which I have had from your
from his associates ?
He has felt free to call
on
In that spirit the
him.
borrowing from the Reconstruction Finance Corpora¬
tion, the Board of Directors of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
made it
such
a
a
condition of the loan to the Southern Pacific Co. that, in the event
law is passed by Congress, the officers of the Southern Pacific will
put whatever limitation Congress imposes into effect from June 1 1933.
Regardless of Congressional action, the Corporation made it a condition
appreciation of the fine
President, Mr. Harriman, and
May I take this opportunity to express my special
call
Although Congress has not yet adopted the legislation limiting salaries of
officers of corporations
on me
and 1 have felt free to
nation is working itself out of its troubles.
In that spirit we shall succeed.
of the Southern Pacific Co. loan that salaries be reduced
according to the
following percentages:
Any salary that has heretofore been more than $100,000 per year, to be
reduced
not
less
than
60%, including previous reductions; salaries that
have ranged from $50,000 to
$100,000, to be reduced not less than 50%,
including previous reductions; those ranging from $25,000 to $50,000, to be
Congress Urges Appointment
Railroads—Repeal of Recapture
Roosevelt in Message to
President
of Federal
Clause
mission
Co-Ordinator for
Urged—Jurisdiction of Inter-State Commerce Com¬
Would Embrace Holding Companies for Railroads.
reduced
not
less than
40%, including previous reductions; those ranging
from $15,000 to $25,000, to be reduced not less than 25%, including pre¬
vious reductions; those
less than 15%,
ranging from $10,000 to $15,000, to be reduced not
including previous reductions, and those salaries and wages
from $4,800 up to $10,000 to
President Roosevelt sent to Congress on May 4
gency
proposal for appointment of a Federal co-ordinator to
reorganization.
guide railroads through a
also asked for immediate repeal
clause
his emer¬
of
the
Inter-State
of the recapture of profits
Commerce Act
regulation of railway holding companies.
message
The President
and for
Federal
He said in his
that he would submit later a "comprehensive plan
for permanent legislation."
He outlined the duties of the
Deductions of approximately
salaried officials of this road.
promote or require action on the
part of the carriers, in order to avoid duplication of service,
25% have already been taken by the higher
Union contracts
Corporation's requirements.
These are the maximum salaries that
tion
cam
Corporation,
required to
as soon as
or
go
are
not affected by the
be paid by the borrowing corpora¬
during the continuance of the loan of the
Reconstruction Finance
The road is also
until the road is earning all fixed charges.
to bankers and the public for funds to repay the Government
the money
market will permit.
While the Southern Pacific Co. loan is the first in which
reductions have been
co-ordinator "to encourage,
be reduced not less than 10%, including reduc¬
tions heretofore made.
these
salary
required, it will be the policy of the Corporation to
impose similar conditions in all future loans to railroads or other corporations
paying excessive salaries.
June, 1933.]
MONTHLY
Affair9—Thm
Foreign
Conference-—Adolf
Disarmament
Address•
REVIEW
statement, May 17, to the effect that the proposals made
do not involve any departure from the
long-standing policy
Hitler's
V
1?.^'
of the United States Government.
Efforts to preserve peace in Europe and
to foster dis¬
occupied the statesmen of the leading countries
during May, but it is not apparent that any great results were
achieved.
A war scare, which had prevailed in Europe
"It was made plain at,
the White House," a dispatch to the New York "Herald
armament
since
ever
Tribune" said, "that the proposed
pact of non-aggression
would not bind the United States to action or in
any way
involve a departure from this Government's established
Germany turned to Fascism and nationalism,
reached proportions
5
policy of forming its own conclusions and assuming its own,
position in any particular case. The belief that the President
pacific declaration of the 'was committing the United States to a pseudo League of
early in the month that required the
closest attentions of authorities in all the countries concerned.
The
allayed in part by a
Chancellor, Adolf Hitler,
scare was
German
lowed
closely
statement
velt
the
on
the heels of
upon
the disarmament
on
on
May 17.
Nations
This fol¬
to conclude the
In this aim, it
negotiations for
designed to keep the
which
peace
for 10
years
Union,
In¬
and provide
a
embittered
European Continent.
the
Although
peoples
It
the part of some domestic commentators."
on
as
was
well
to other Government
as
assumed in
was
heads, this being the
more
than
a
decade.
some
President that this
was
not the intent.
/Chancellor Hitler's address before the
Reichstag on the day
after Mr. Roosevelt dispatched his
message, was a forceful
but diplomatic presentation of the German attitude on dis¬
half the
appears
a pact
over-en¬
quarters that this might have the
effect of recognition, but
inquirers were informed by the
method
of
likely to
Signor Mussolini's endeavors, it will be
considered
was
foreign commentators, and
first official communication to Russia in
imposed by the Versailles
have
result from
successful.
four-Power pact in Europe,
a
for the revision of the frontiers
Treaty,
was
some
occasioned by the fact that the
message
addressed to Mikhail Kalinin, President of the Soviet
was
attempt by Premier Mussolini of Italy,
was an
the part of
Much interest
growing political tension, not only in Germany, but
throughout Europe.
anything of the sort
on
over-fearful
problem by President Roose¬
the previous day, with the express view of relieving
dicative also
or
thusiastic
profoundly important
a
an emas¬
culated document, according to recent reports, with little
armament and
of the
statement and the German Chancellor "broke
original substance left.
Taken together, these in¬
cidents and their consequences are not very
on
the other hand, it is evident
that all Chancelleries
comments.
are
to avoid conflict.
President Roosevelt's
Appeal to the 54 Potentates of the Earth.
and
disarmament, addressed to the heads of 54 governments
May 16. The decision to make this appeal was hastily
reached, apparently with the impending statement by Chan¬
cellor Hitler in mind.
Nothing was known in advance about
on
the Hitler
declaration, the German Chancellor indicating
merely that he would make
the
Reichstag, which
was
an
address
on
disarmament to
called in special session for
a
single
day to hear the pronouncement. This method of emphasiz.
ing the importance of his comments aroused keenest appre.
tensions, as it was at first assumed that Herr Hitler would
utter bellicose sentiments
regarding the right of Germany to
equality in armaments, which
was
granted in principle by
other European powers last December in order to induce the
Reich to return to the General Disarmament Conference.
It
was
that
and
ado.
feared that the Chancellor intended to
serve
notice
Germany would put this grant into immediate practice
serve
notice that the Reich would
Any procedure of this nature, it
re-arm
was
without
more
of
pronounced
were
the
of the world," Herr Hitler stated.
Germany, more than any other nation, is in need of security,
owing to her disarmed state, the Chancellor continued, and
apprehensions
that
he promised that the German Government will
in
situation, President Roosevelt took the leader¬
characteristic
fashion,
with
a
telling appeal for
the observance of the dictates of ordinary humanity and the
exercise of common sense.
Addressed to all the participants
in the General Disarmament Conference and to all nations
invited to the World
Monetary and Economic Conference,
which is to open in London, June 12, this message called for
world peace through the elimination of the instruments of
offensive warfare and
through the conclusion of
of international non-aggression.
the need for revising the peace treaties, Herr Hitler
upon
remarked that
as
"nation under
a
a new
pact
The President condemned
Again and again the Chancellor de¬
manded that the highly armed countries disarm in accordance
with the requirements of the Versailles
Treaty, and thus
afford the Reich
a
security which she lacks
other great nation.
The speech
present
He supported the MacDonald draft plan
time it seemed that President Roosevelt's
message
a
Chancellor Hitler's address had improved the Inter¬
national atmosphere sufficiently to insure early action on
disarmament.
Among the delegations to the General
Disarmament Conference in Geneva, intense interest
pre¬
vailed regarding further American declarations on a consul¬
tative pact.
and
M.
It
known that Prime Minister MacDonald
was
Herriot discussed this phase of the disarmament
problem in Washington with President Roosevelt, but only
broad intimations had been made public regarding the
lengths
to which the new Administration was
prepared to commit
the United States.
Norman H. Davis, head of the American
delegation at Geneva, finally made the American attitude
an address on May 22.
The United States, Mr.
plain in
case
flict."
to reach
called upon to
avoid increases
All countries
were
moreover, to agree
across
satisfactory
that they will send no armed
their ^frontiers.
The Disarmament
more
than
conclusions,
a
come
to conclusions
This message produced a distinct
impression in London
abandoning its tra¬
ditional aloofness from European concerns, but such im¬
pressions were countered by a semi-official White House
was
in the
peace
in violation of its international
measures
against the violator, then,
judgment rendered
as to
the responsible
and guilty party, we will refrain from any action
tending to
defeat such collective efforts which these States
may make
Efforts
quickly, he added.
breach of the
we concur
to restore
and Paris that the United States
if
a
without being able
year
urged that petty obstacles be swept away and petty aims
forgotten* The World Monetary Conference will meet soon,
and must
the States, in conference, determine that a State has been
the President said, and he
a
willing to consult the other States,
threat to peace, with a view to averting con¬
Further than that, he continued, in the event that
of
obligations and take
Conference has labored
than any
and
ment, while all nations
force whatever
more
approved by the Reichs¬
Norman H. Davis Makes the American Attitude Plain.
For
guilty of
steps toward disarma¬
requested,
was
tag by a unanimous rising vote.
of disarmament warmly, and urged agreement upon a time
and procedure for taking immediate
of such negotiations.
we
of the relatively unarmed situation of
Germany, as compared
Davis announced, "is
course
perpetual stigma,
with other countries.
in
during the
a
would find it difficult to belong any longer to the
League of
Nations." Much of the address was devoted to an
exposition
"petty aims'' and mischievous demonstrations by heads of
were
to the
disarmament, provided other States do likewise.
He warned, however, that the German Government
will,
under no circumstances, put its signature to any document
perpetuating the discrimination against Germany. Insisting
nations who seek to increase armaments beyond
treaty limitations.
go
limit in
Viscount
application of "sanctions" against Germany in the House of
Lords, if the Reich actually attempted to re-arm.
ship
peace
recognized, would
Hailsham, British Secretary for War, openly discussed the
In this tense
distinctly reassuring
be only one great task to-day, namely, that
can
securing the
provoke the instant resentment of France and Great Britain.
So
a
He welcomed warmly the proposals made
by
"There is and
Overshadowing other international incidents was the state¬
ment by President Roosevelt on political and economic peace
was
President Roosevelt for political and economic
peace, and
declared the German Government is ready to
participate
in the work of bringing order into international relations.
of the dangerous drift and are making genuine efforts
aware
It
no diplomatic
despite the widespread expectations of bellicose
China"
comforting, but
for peace.
peace."
made by Sir John Simon to
provide
implementation of the American declaration
were
for immediate
in
a consultation
agreement, to be included in the General
Disarmament Convention, and the subsequent debates in¬
dicate that some results may be achieved along this line.
The
general debate
on
disarmament gradually drifted back,
however, to the old questions of security before disarmament,
and disarmament
as
a
means
for
security.
France,
as
the
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6
most
heavily armed State in the world and the chief proponent | payments due June 15, and for
of the
"security first" thesis, resisted all efforts for genuine
The French Foreign Minister, Joseph Paul-
disarmament.
May 23 that offensive arma¬
to the League of Nations, rather than
Boncour, proposed again on
ments be turned over
A long debate
destroyed.
aerial
minor points of land and
General Commission
on
armaments followed,
and the
until
finally adopted a resolution on June 1 for adjournment
not later than July 3.
Government
States
United
made
has
officially.
change
no
in
The
the
of the instalments now soon
due, Washington dispatches have stated on many occasions
during May.
In London attempts were made to obtain
statements from the MacDonald Government on the subject
situation and awaits payments
the
in
of
House
but these were unsuccessful.
Commons,
that payment of
Herriot informed French authorities
M.
instalment
defaulted
the
Premier Mussolini'a Four-Power Treaty.
t
review of the debt settlements,
action toward this end has been recorded
no
would be
a
necessary
December by France
last
due
preliminary to any conversations with
on the debt question, but no
An effort was made to foster conclusion of the Four-Power
Treaty insuring the peace of Europe for 10 years, as proposed
the United States Government
by Premier Mussolini of Italy.
Some progress was
made, recent reports indicate, but the Treaty has been
been made by the Daladier
;
in April
generally ad¬
mitted in European chancelleries that it is nothing more
than an empty gesture.
Signor Mussolini revived the pro¬
ject on a British suggestion, and long conferences were
held in Borne between the Italian officials and diplomatic
subjected to whittling by France until it is
representatives of Britain, France and Germany.
result of these talks, it finally
As a
appeared that as part of the
proposed terms for peaceful revision of the dangerous fron¬
tiers set by the Versailles Treaty, clauses were introduced
calling for application of sanctions against aggressor States.
Such views accord with the wishes of Poland and the Little
Entente States, but they leave the difficult problem of main¬
the pessimism
in Europe has
pronounced following the lack of success in
taining European peace untouched, and
regarding the course of diplomatic events
again become
the several efforts to adjust
The
matters.
Proposed World Monetary and
Of almost
'
Economic Conference.
equal interest with the peace and
disarmament
negotiations during the last month were extensive prepara¬
tions for the World Monetary and Economic Conference,
in London on June 12.
which is to begin
The arrangements
gathering were started more than a year ago, but
the prospects of a successful issue seemed none too bright
until President Roosevelt indicated soon after his inaugura¬
tion that the United States Government would make de¬
for this
termined efforts to achieve
Invitations
were
President
with
Mr.
Roosevelt
lacked
counts
will throw
Joint Statements
The
Like the
which the
as
a
Mr.
mitted to
was
Mr.
increase in gold produc¬
"monetary experience has demonstrated
the modern world is to serve as
a medium of international payment when the exchanges or
international balances are adverse.
If the international
the report states,
that the true
of gold in
should combat any
able
a
as
assure
store of
conception that gold is properly employ¬
or that its primary object is to
wealth
internal convertibility of notes so
that all who will
the detriment of the
public good and of the general economic welfare.
A more
general employment of the gold bullion standard would
appear to be desirable."
The pressing economic problems of the world were con¬
sidered in the report from much the same sound viewpoint.
may
on
hoard gold coin on demand, to
remarked, and it must
take shape along the
closed national economies, with reduced standards of
The world is at
soon
a
crossroads, it
was
choose "whether the future is to
lines of
or revert to economic sense, and the monetary inter¬
nationalism to which we, in fact, were naturally and health
living,
fully tending in the days before the World War."
If
former alternative is chosen, the report added, then
relieve the stricken economic
world.
War Debts to the United States•
Con¬
problem of the war
Government.
Although it was
great degree was the
universally hoped in Europe that the Washington conversa¬
i
j
the
the
operation of the international monetary mechanism
is deprived of its very foundation.
"It has not infrequently
happened," the nations were warned, "that measures which
seemed from a national point of view to be appropriate—for
instance, the imposing of higher tariffs to improve the trade
balance and thereby protect the currency—have proved
harmful from the general viewpoint and, by their cumulative
effects, have served to accentuate the depression."
With
successful
for the postponement of
use
gold standard is to be reconstituted, as it must be, practice
should take account of this lesson, and the central banks
the organizing committee indicated
which provides merely that no
advances in tariff rates or quota arrangement on imports
will be made by the participants.
With these exceptions,
however, there have been few real indications of accomplish¬
ments at the World Monetary and Economic Conference of
Much of the annual report was
throughout the world, but the more significant passages
relate to the monetary use of that metal.
"More and more,"
economic distress was em¬
tions would result in arrangements
McGarrah.
tion
their adherence to the truce,
debts due the United States
McGarrah urged "general restoration of a
standard without delay."
The report, sub¬
the heads of 26 central banks at Basle, May 8,
devoted to the recent extraordinary
organizing committee of the World Monetary
begin at the opening of the
and to last for its duration.
Eight leading
very
annual report of that institution in which
in the gold standard is ex¬
promptly approved and adopted.
The directors also
the United States, as President to
succeed
Conference, for a tariff truce to
a
McGarrah,
elected Leon Fraser, of
London by the
ference to
President of the Bank for Inter¬
Declares for Gold Standard.
calm and much-needed faith
pressed.
garding the World Monetary and Economic Conference to
a degree.
Also satisfactory was an arrangement made at
The Problem of the
Retiring
reformed gold
of Foreign Representatives Indicate
Overshadowing the World Monetary and Economic
Standard.
President of the Bank for International Settle¬
the retiring
ments, issued an
successively
and Senor Torres of Chile.
the nature clearly necessary to
accomplish¬
also.
prevailing uncertainty regarding the gold
In view of the
these discus¬
in
aim of advancing price levels and work¬
represented
score
standard, it is refreshing to note that Gates W.
Variations in the statements were not of great
importance, save that in the announcements made in con¬
junction with the Canadian, Mexican and Chinese delega¬
tions, the aim of raising the price of silver was specifically
stressed.
These statements increased the optimism re¬
nations
this
national Settlements,
phasized.
conference
on
Question of the American Gold
W. McGarrah,
Gates
Minister of Mexico, Senhor F. J.
ing toward the amelioration of
the impending negotiations
Economic Conference.
countries to
original conversations in April, all
common
over
uncertain,
United States in
voluntarily dropping from a metallic monetary base.
Essen¬
tially this question remains as it was late in April, after
President Roosevelt issued his proclamation on April 19.
But a further step was taken late last month by the Adminis¬
tration in Washington to nullify all gold clauses in bond
contracts, past and future.
A measure was introduced in
Congress for this purpose, and as many bonds of American
origin with gold clauses now are he}d in other countries,
this action necessarily caused resentment abroad.
Such
measures also whittled away the belief that accomplishments
of note can be expected from the World Monetary and
concluded by the issuance of joint statements
were
for approval, but such ac¬
the war-debt problem
That
owing to the remarkable action by the
Common Aims.
sions
treaty-making
question of the gold standard also remains
The
China, Viscount Kikujiro Ishii of Japan,
de Assis-Brasil of Brazil,
utilize his
evident, and hopes for important
ments have dwindled
Dr. Hjalmar Schacht of Germany, Senor
A. Le Breton of the Argentine, Dr. T. V. Soong,
Alberto J. Pani, Finance
would
verification.
deep shadow
a
at London is
Jung of Italy,
Finance Minister of
Roosevelt
undisguised
in Washington late in May
such treaties later to Congress
throughout May.
The representatives who appeared were
Prime Minister Bennett of Canada, Finance Minister Guido
Tomas
rumors
were
and effect arrangements on the debts, presenting
powers
delegations to Washington for preliminary dis¬
cussions, and the first delegations appeared in April, when
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald of Britain, and M.
Herriot of France, came to Washington.
The remaining
conferred
There
concern.
send special
delegations
for
the entire
situation
obscure, and Europe regards it with
remains
that
effecting any payments
war-debt problem
authorization
In
whatever.
Government in France to obtain
this
Parliamentary
genuinely satisfactory results.
issued by Mr. Roosevelt to 11
Nor has any attempt
steps toward payment were taken.
June, 1933.]
EEVIEW
this factor in view,
Reichsbank head remarked, and the object of the conversa¬
nations will find it
tions is
the hope was expressed that the 'various
possible at the forthcoming World Mone¬
tary and Economic Conference to revise their previous lines
of policy and to frame their economic and monetary plans in
common.
"The great desideratum in the monetary field,"
it was noted, "is a general restoration of a reformed gold
standard without delay."
As on former occasions, the warn¬
ing was expressed that little or no progress can be counted
upon in the monetary sphere so long as governments fail to
deal effectively with the great problems now confronting
them.
"Unregulated anarchy" and "short-sighted indi¬
vidualism"
were
condemned in the document
as
fatal to the
satisfactory working of the gold standard.
Increase of £200,000,000 in
British Exchange Equalization Fund.
increase in the British Exchange Equali¬
zation Fund to £350,000,000 from the former aggregate of
£150,000,000 was requested in the House of Commons,
May 4, by Chancellor of the Exchequer Neville Chamberlain,
and promptly granted without a record vote.
The increase
was
foreshadowed in the budget speech delivered by the
Chancellor in April, but the amount remained undisclosed
at that time.
It was emphasized on May 4, as on the
Authority for
an
former
years, was portrayed by Dr. Schacht,
supplied to show the present situation.
The statements and the statistics were studied carefully
by the bankers for some days, and the meeting was concluded
June 2.
A joint announcement by the
representatives of
creditors in the six lending nations was made m which general
agreement was expressed that the free reserves of gold and
foreign currency of the Reichsbank have fallen to such a
point that further reductions might impair the exercise of
central bank functions by the Reichsbank.
The desirability
of gradually increasing such reserves was admitted.
"No
concrete proposals for dealing with the situation were
put
forward by the Reichsbank, and the representatives of
foreign creditors were present simply for the- purpose of
receiving and giving information and not to conduct negotia¬
tions," the statement continued.
"Those attending the
meeting concurred in the view put forward by the Reichs¬
bank that whatever action the Reichsbank might feel
obliged by the circumstances to take, the Reichsbank will
use every effort not only to maintain contact with the various
creditor groups but also to facilitate joint consideration of the
and statistics
Eresenting the budget,addition assome United States journals
represented this April 25, being in
directed
tives of
ave
some way
transmitted
to
the
United
States
with
the
statement
of
intention itself,
but if not, I can only say I regard it as
extremely unfortunate that partial and mutilated accounts
of important statements of this kind should be transmitted
and thus become the foundation of misunderstanding be¬
tween two great friendly nations.
I am sure I can convince
the House that the purpose of the addition is not for forcing
down the value of the pound relative to the dollar."
The Part
Mr. ChambeFain
explained that the real purpose of the
up the minor fluctuations in sterling
The original sum of £150,000,000 would be
exchange."
ample for the seasonal fluctuations, he pointed out, but
there has lately been witnessed the further phenomenon of
"refugee capital," or capital which came to London tem¬
porarily for safety.
When confidence is restored, it is quite
likely such capital will return, the Chancellor added.
He
refused in the public interest to name the amount of such
refugee capital on the ground that this information is just
what the speculators want to know.
Mr. Chamberlain
refused to promise that no further increase in the fund will
be requested, but he thought the further £200,000,000
provided an adequate margin.
He expressed the opinion
that the fund has been managed with great skill, but declined
to disclose the "balance existing on the right side subject
increase is
to
to
"level
realization."
States
was
In
the
debate
that
followed
situation with
<
It
the
United
severely criticized by several Members of Par¬
liament for the recent decision to go off the gold standard.
The £200,000,000 increase in the exchange account will be
loaned by the Exchequer's consolidated fund, and it will
mean a corresponding increase in the British Government's
floating debt.
that
promise to become of international importance.
the long-term
marked that the decision for further action rests with the
Reichsbank.
"Our decision, which is irrevocable, is that
permit further shrinkage of our gold and devisen
(foreign exchange reserves)," the Reichsbank head declared.
Those present assumed, an Associated Press dispatch re¬
marked, that Dr. Schacht's declaration foreshadowed a
will not
German transfer moratorium.
iron and Steel Trade* Develop Further
and Join in Higher
Trade activity
Price Movement*.
division
industrial
all lines of
the indications
were
than in the iron and steel
week after
the
told
week,
the
same
in evidence
more
There the trade papers,
growing activity,
story of
whole
in the
is
history of the steel industry, which, as is well known,
one of the remarkable ups and downs.
It
notoriously
may
be recalled that at the beginning of April the steel mills
of the country
were engaged to only 15% of capacity (dur¬
ing March, in the period of the bank moratoria, operations
at one time were down to only 14% of capacity), and that
during April activity steadily increased until by the end of
that month production
theoretical
was
proceeding at the rate of 29%
having thus virtually
That was considered
quote remarkable in view of the depth of the gloom prevail¬
ing in March.
But May was destined to see still further
in
capacity,
production
more
activity
of May
the growth
continued
strength
from
was
29% to 31%, and said that growing price
manifest in additional advances in scrap and
pig iron and in the prospect of a general upward revision
of
quotations
ter
of
the
on
year.
finished steel products for the third quar¬
Buying stimulated by rising prices was
coming from an ever-widening circle of consumers.
users
who had not been
in the market for
a
year
Many
or
more
hastening to place orders.
A tightening of delivery
on certain products, especially those consumed by the auto¬
mobile industry, was probably as important a factor as
were
prospective price increases in influencing buyers to replenish
their depleted inventories.
In its issue of May
than
of recovery
was
11, the "Iron Age" reported that steel operations in¬
creased
it con¬
by the
rapidly dwindling gold reserves and foreign exchange hold¬
ings of the Reichsbank. In effectr-Dr. Schacht requested
the bankers present to suggest remedies.
After July 1, Dr.
Schacht stated, the gold and exchange reserves will have
dropped to less than 300,000,000 marks, supplying a cover
of less than 8% for the currency issues of the Reich.
Con¬
tinuance of the present trend involves the danger of complete
dissipation of reserves and of subsequent devaluation of the
tl^ose of the German inflation of 1923, he asserted.
"Such a
catastrophe the Reichsbank will not permit," he added.
German debtors are meeting their obligations promptly, the
making the story
And the best of it
remarkable.
uninterrupted, and the accounts of
conditions in the industry grew more and more satisfactory
with necessarily heartening effect all around.
In its issue
Dr. Schacht addressed the general meeting when
vened May 29, and outlined the position created
revival
constituting a record of progress and of cumu¬
lative improvement that has seldom, if ever, been surpassed
loans.
disastrous consequences
of
industry.
improvement and progress,
more
and extended to
broadened and widened,
pursuits, accompanied by
quite general advances in market values.
In no branch or
virtually
stib
Hjalmar Schacht,
President of the
Reichsbank, and President Roosevelt, regarding the forth¬
coming World Economic Conference, intimations were given
by the German officials that a partial transfer moratorium
may be imposed on the external debt service due by German
private borrowers.
From the Reichsbank headquarters in
Berlin, invitations were issued on May 15 for a meeting of
private creditors of German borrowers, who were asked to
assemble in Berlin May 29.
Banking and other representa¬
tives of creditors in the United States, Britain, France,
Holland, Switzerland and Sweden were sent to the meeting,
the American delegates being Albert H. Wiggin, who acted
for short-term American creditors, and John Foster Dulles,
who attended for the long-term creditors.
It is estimated
that foreign loans to German borrowers now amount to
19,528,000,000 marks, of which 10,181,000,000 marks are
short-term loans, and 9,347,000,000 marks are long-term
Dr.
even
Great Activity with Im~
proving Price*—Non-Ferrous Metal* Also Manife*t Strength
ington between
with
to
noted in the joint communication that representa¬
was
Immediately after the conclusion of conversations in Wash¬
reichsmark,
lead
doubled in this short period of time.
German authorities also found it necessary to take exchange
measures
to
creditors have established a small
for maintaining contact with the Reichsank, similar to the short-term standstill committee. German
foreign trade and world trade are fundamental to the problem
of transfer, the statement added, and the view was expressed
that one of the most urgent objectives of the World Monetary
Conference will be to facilitate a prompt and permanent
solution of the German transfer problem.
Dr. Schacht read
this joint statement to press correspondents, and then re¬
of
Germany Deal* with the Problem of Transfers.
the creditors with the intention
understanding and agreements."
ermanent group
we
Played by "Refugee Capital.*'
were
,
mutual
against their country.
I do not know whether what I
said by way of disclaimer in anticipation of the charge was
adjustment of the exchange problem.
an
private credits in recent
occasion, that the decision to increase the fund
nothing to do with American abandonment of the gold
standard.
"I am sorry to see," Mr. Chamberlain remarked,
"that despite my candid statement to that effect when
had
reach
to
The history of the exchange problem, particularly as it was
affected by reparations and the huge German repayments of
18, the "Iron Age" reported that the
upward swing of iron and steel demand had lost some of
its force, and stated that while buying continued to gain,
the
of
•
increase was
momentum
in
at
a
slower
iron and
rate.
steel
Indications
demand
of
a
loss
already re¬
flected in scrap steel, always a sensitive commodity.
The
advancing tendency of scrap prices had not been universally
checked, but signs of weakness had appeared at Cleveland
and at Pittsburgh.
Nevertheless, the national average of
steel ingot output had further increased from 31% to 35%.
In its issue of May 25 the "Age" reported that steel opera¬
tions further increased from 35% to 38% and remarked that
renewed confidence
the
iron
and
steel
both buyers and
in
the persistence of
market
had
were
improvements in
characterized
sellers and that such hesitancy
attitude
as
of
had been
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8
caused
by the recent loss in steel demand or
by the reaction
had been dispelled by increased bouyancy in the
automobile industry, a new spurt in tin plate business, a
in scrap
buying and fur¬
ther price advances on both finished steel and pig iron.
Buyers were offering less and less resistance to prices,
evidently being impressed both by the earnestness of sellers
and the possibility of subsequent stabilization at still higher
levels under Government auspices.
The widely held expecta¬
tion of the industry that it would soon lose some of the
support received from the motor car makers as summer ap¬
proached was not being fulfilled. Retail demand for automobiles was gaining rather than losing momentum, and
total sales for May would surpass those of April by a wide
margin.
Motor car builders had accordingly revised their
production schedules upward and it now seemed likely that
May assemblies would exceed 200,000 units.
Steel releases
by leading automobile makers indicated that little change
in operating rates was contemplated for June.
At least a
mild recession in activity was still regarded as a possibility
for July, although this opinion was subject to modifica¬
tion according to the course of retail sales.
The feature of
price developments at this time was the announcement of
third quarter prices on the heavy tonnage sheet mill products
which were marked up $3 a ton over previous asking prices.
Hot rolled strip was marked up $1 a ton to $1.60c. Pitts¬
burgh and cold rolled strip $2 a ton to 2c., Pittsburgh or
steady broadening of miscellaneous steel
•
•
Cleveland.
in Eastern
was
Farm
Federal
Credit
Farm
Board
disposition to get rid of the remaining Government hold¬
ings of both wheat and cotton and on May 12 announced
that the last remaining cotton of the Cotton Stabilization
Corporation would be sold to the highest bidder at the
'Corporation's office at New Orleans on May 16. This proved
to be 19,306 bales of cotton belonging to the Cotton Stabiliza¬
tion Corporation, all in storage at various foreign locations;
storage and carrying charges had been constantly accruing
on
this foreign consignment of cotton ever since it was
shipped abroad the previous year, Mr. Morgenthau said and
the Farm Board thought it wise to dispose of it so that the
affairs of the Cotton Stabilization Corporation might be
All other remaining stocks of cotton
pointed out, were in process of
delivery to the Red Cross for relief purposes as directed by
Congress.
It was Stated at the same time that the only
other cotton to which the Farm Board had a claim was
completely liquidated.
of the Corporation, it w<as
collateral in the 1930-31 season by the
Co-operative Association and the Staple
Cotton Co-operative Association.
There is 1,557,000 bales of
this cotton upon which the Farm Board made loans to
permit advances to growers of 90% of the market value at
the time the advances were made in the case of the American
that
pledged
as
American Cotton
Cotton Co-operative Association cotton
of the Staple
Pig iron
Pennsylvania advanced for the third time since
mesh
Wire
Henry Morgenthau Jr., Chairman of
and Governor designate of the
Administration evinced from
the first a
Federal Government.
the
advanced $4 a ton.
With
and 80% in the case
Association cotton.
the sale of the small
block
of cotton held abroad
the statement was made that the loss to the Farm
April 1, going up $1 a ton.
An increase of 75c a ton in
Southern iron prices occurred at Cincinnati.
Scrap steel
weakened
at Detroit and Pittsburgh,
but advanced at
Birmingham and St. Louis.
In its issue of June 1 bringing
conditions down to May 29 the "Age" was able to report
still further expansion and steel production was raised still
Board's
revolving fund through the operation of the Cotton Stabiliza¬
tion
Corporation
was
approximately $94,000,000. Under the
by the subsidiary corpora¬
Farm Relief Act the cotton held
tion is to be
held for
acreage
acquired by the Secretary of Agriculture and
disposal to planters who agree to reduce their
in accordance with the provisions of the Relief
higher from 38% to 41%, thus showing that in the two
since the first of April production had almost
trebled having risen from 14 or 15% to 41%.
Not only
Act and in pursuance to
that, but prospects appeared to be becoming more favorable
rather than less favorable, the "Age" noting scarcely any
all the cotton
months
of Agriculture.
regulations and the Secretary is not obliged to dispose of
so acquired before March 1 1936.
Printing
cloths at Fall River
qualifying circumstances to modify the outlook and with a
growing belief that the so-called seasonal reaction whicfh
has often marked the course of steel operations during the
summer months
would be absent the present year.
The
during April advanced from 2%c. April 1 to
averaging $9.75 a ton against $9.42 a month earlier
of pig iron $15.01 a gross ton against $14.10
and the price
month earlier.
The trend of the non-ferrous metals was also strongly up¬
ward, this being according to "Metal and Mineral Markets"
"to the general improvement in
business and the evidence that is accumulating as to the
nature
to credit
the Administration's
of
program
the Stock
that points
renewed
expansion, control of industry aimed toward higher
electrolytic
copper
was
All the commodity markets, as well as
Exchange, responding in similar fashion to this
evidence of the determination to depreciate the
speedy passage.
of
value
commodity prices and wages, and constructive measures to
balance the international economic system."
Here in New
York
to effectuate that purpose and which was assured of
gress
which said that in response
true
3%c. Saturday,
In May there were further successive advances—
to 3-3/16 May 3; to 3%c. May 6; to 3%c. May 10; to 3%c.
May 24; to 4c. May 26; and to 4%c. May 27. (Extra sharp ad¬
vances being registered at this time by reason of the news
which came from Washington on Friday, May 26, that Presi¬
dent Roosevelt had requested Congress to declare the country
off the gold basis by statutory enactment and that a bill
to that effect had been introduced in both Houses of Con¬
April 29.
"Age" reported the composite price of finished steel May 29
pound against 1.867c. a month earlier, steel
a
enjoyed perhaps the sharpest rise in any
In the case of 28 in. 64 x 60 the price
class of cotton goods.
at 1.892c. per
scrap
regulations issued by the Secretary
No steps have yet been taken to issue these
the
dollar and bring
about resulting inflation.)
price of 27 in. cloths 60 x 64 which in April advanced
from 2^4c. to 3c., rose still further to 4c. May 31, while
30 in. 40 x 30 7 oz. Osnaburgs after having risen from 5c.
The
successively advanced from
6%c. to 6^c. May 5, to 6%c. May 12, to 7c. May 26, to
7.25c. May 29 and to 7^c. May 31.
It is of interest to re¬
call that during March electrolytic copper was quoted as
low as 4.75c.
Lake copper advanced by successive steps
from 6Y2c. at the beginning of May to 7%c. at the end of
the month.
In March Lake copper sold as low as 5.00c. The
April 1
The
to 5%c.
April 29 rose further to
First National
letter of May 27
Bank
7%c. May 31.
of Boston in its New
England
after noting that the prospect of higher
prices has permeated ttie cotton industry and stimulated a
wave of buying in practically all lines, discusses the under¬
price of lead in New York during May moved up from
to 4.10c., which compares with the low price of
3.00c. in March.
Tin also showed a sharp rise, the New
lying conditions responsible for this situation as follows:
"The chief factor which is considered to justify higher
York quotation
some
3.50c.
prices, aside from the general influence of the prospects of
form of inflation, is the effect of the operation of the
farm relief act and of the industry control bill in increas¬
May 31 being 40.75c. as against 32.62^c.
May 1 and comparing with the low price of 23.50c. in March.
Textile
Markete
Manifeet
Growing
Strength—Activity
in
ing the cost of manufacture of cotton goods. The farm act
imposition of a tax on the first processing
Do-
meetic Cotton Mille at the
Raw Cotton Aleo
allows for the
Higheet Rate in Several Yeare—
Sharp Riee—Wool, Silk, Ray one
Enjoy e
and Rubber Share in
a
of cotton,
greatly the hands of trade organizations in their efforts to
unfair competitive practices and other maladjust>
ments within their industry.
The principal action under
Growing activity in the textile trades with sharp advances
in
correct
less a feature during May than in the
of the iron and steel industry.
The Census Bureau
prices
case
was
no
this bill
report issued under date of May 13 showed that cotton con¬
sumption by the mills of the United States during April
had
thus far envisaged has to do with the number of
hours of
operation per week.
An effort is being made to
provide for two 40 hour shifts, which has received the sup¬
port of a large portion of the industry. The effect of such
an arrangement will be to more nearly equalize the allow¬
able operating time as between Northern and Southern mills
and thus eliminate the adverse consequences of lack of
aggregated 470,685 bales of lint and 54,731
bales of
linters and though this was not quite as large as during
March it compared with 366,481 bales of lint and 52,174
bales of linters in April 1932.
Moreover Census figures of
mill activity
although thus far no definite action has been
The industry control bill strengthens
taken in this direction.
Improvement•
issued on May 20 showed that based on an
activity of 8.96 hours per day the average number of spindles
uniformity in state legislation along this line which now
operated during April was 29,622,731 or at 95.7% capacity
on a
single shift basis.
This percentage compared with
exists.
93.9 for March and with only 70.5 for
has been due to these new conditions, an underlying source
April 1932.
At the
time, all reports agreed in saying that the present
state of cotton mill activity was the highest in many years
—according to the New York Cotton Exchange Service the
highest since January 1930 when business activity and
manufacturing production were just beginning to feel the
effects of the long period of economic depression which lay
ahead.
Many cotton mills had orders booked ahead assur¬
ing capacity operations for many months. - The price of
spot cotton in New York which in February had sold at
below 6c a pound and in April had moved up from 6.40c.
to 7.90c. jumped still higher and on May 31 was quoted
at 9.35c.
Aside from the growing demand for the staple
there were some other favoring influences especially the
freedom from a fear of further dumping operations by the
of strength is the
same
J":'
"While the buying
manufacturers and
of goods and the rise that has occurred
low state of inventories in the hands of
distributors. The replenishment of these
in expanding production and by so
inventories can go far
doing can increase consumer purchasing power and (hence
consumer buying.
Whether or not developments will take
this course remains to be seen."
■
•
Wool and woolen goods shared in the general activity, and
gossip had it that the American Woolen Co.
solidly ahead for five months.
The
First National Bank of Boston analyzes the conditions in
that division of the trade in the following interesting
Wall
had
•
Street
orders
booked
fashion:
"Mills producing wool goods have dhown a marked ex¬
pansion in operations.
The demand for goods which came
June, 1933.]
MONTHLY
BE VIEW
9
*
with
the first signs of definitely higher
prices in the raw
withdraw price lists and
most of the business has been done on an 'at value' basis.
cating
Considerable buying
inflation.
material
led
manufacturers
to
of men's wear material has occurred
and some manufacturers are very
busy with
a
good back¬
April was 15% above March and 40% above the correspond¬
ing date a year ago.
Even sharper gains were recorded by
the mills in
this section.
For the first four months
con¬
sumption of wool by the entire industry was 3.7% and by
New England mills 15.5% over the same months of last
year.
"A
buoyant spirit has prevailed in the wool trade during
the
past few weeks.
Kaw wool prices have advanced
sharply to the highest level since October 1931. From the
low point in March the average of 25 grades at Boston has
increased 43% while some grades have shot upward as
much
as
65%.
Fine wools are now higher than at
any
time
since the Fall of 1931 while medium grades are quoted at
figures which have not been seen since 1930.
The chief
propelling force in the upward movement has been the com¬
petitive bidding for the new wool clip in the West
With
the major portion of the territory clip tied up as security
for loans from Government agricultural credit agencies
dealers have bid actively for the remaining free wool, which,
combined with a firm attitude on the part of the grower,
has resulted in a very strong primary market.
The local
market has followed rather than led in the advance.
"While the immediate
in
cause
for the spectacular advance
wool
prices has been the threat of inflation in this
country, fundamental factors have provided a sound basis
for ultimate strength.
In addition to the technically strong
position of the new clip, in which such a large part is
subject to central control as to marketing and price, there
is the even more important factor of the downward trend
of domestic wool
production.
tion has been
the decline and indications
on
For two years now, produc¬
are
that this
downward trend will be continued next year.
It has been
evident that with an increase in consumption, and perhaps
without any increase, the importation of wool would again
become necessary in order to make up for the deficiency in
domestic production.
Inasmuch as prices here had fallen
considerably below foreign markets, tariff added, the local
market would have to rise strongly in order to make
imports
profitable. Domestic prices have now reached a point close
to import parity, so that our market will now became more
dependent upon conditions abroad.
"The situation in this country is supported by a sound con¬
dition in foreign markets.
The large clips of the Southern
Hemisphere countries have been well cleared at firm prices
and recently foreign markets have advanced
moderately. In
spite of the depression and low consumer purchasing power,
world production of wool has evidently been well absorbed.
Stocks on April 1 in the leading exporting countries were
smaller than a year ago, while supplies of wool in
European
consuming countries were only slightly larger."
The silk industry formed an exception to the general ac¬
tivity in the textile trades, with mills reporting a slackening
demand for greige and finished goods.
But even here there
was a
sharp rise in prices, at least for raw silk, the latter
part of the month, under accumulating evidence going to
show the determination of the Washington authorities to
resort to many different measures to
bring about inflation.
The sharp advance in raw silks noted in April was continued
the early part of May, and
Japanese double extra 13-15
deniers the early part of May were quoted at $1.57 %@
$1.62%. But this was followed by a sharp reaction and the
quotation dropped to $1.45 @$1.50 May 19; then, however,
a
recovery took place, and May 31 the quotation was $1.65@
$1.70. This compares with $1.47% @$1.52% April 29; $1.15@
$1.20 March 31; $1.17%@$1.22% Feb. 28; $1.15@$1.20 Jan.
31; $1.47%@$1.52% Dec. 31 1932 ; $1.42%@$1.47% Nov. 30 ;
$1.55@$1.60 Oct 31; $1.75@$1.80 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;
$1.85@$1.90 Dec. 31 1931; $2.20@$2.25 on Nov. 30 and also
on Oct. 31
1931, and comparing with $4.70@$4.75 on Jan. 31
1930.
In the case of the 20-22 deniers
Japanese crack double
extra, after passing through similar variations, were quoted
at $1.70@$1.75
May 31 against $1,52% @$1.57% April 29;
$1.10@$1.15 March 31; $1.15@$1.20 Feb. 28; $1,12%@
$1.17% Jan. 31; $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%
June 30; $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.
311931; $2.30@$2.32%
Nov. 30; $2.10@$2.15 Oct. 31
1931, and comparing with
$4.60@$4.65 on Jan. 311930.
Crude rubber shared in full
measure
and in the
in the general
activity
upward flight of prices.
Especially was this the
case on Saturday, May
27, when there was excited specula¬
tion in rubber, as in the case of all the
commodity markets
on
the
reports which had
before that the President
lation
come
was
from
Washington the day
asking Congress to enact legis¬
eliminating the gold clause from all domestic and in¬
ternational obligations with a view to
removing all distinc-
This was interpreted as indi¬
further step in the carrying out of the program of
a
The effect
prices 43 to 57 points
log of orders. Mills working on women's summer wear are
quite busy, while there are indications that buying of
Fall goods will get under way at an early date.
The amount
of wool consumed by the mills of the entire industry during
also
tion between different kinds of
money, and thereby do away
with all preference for gold.
sessions
record.
on
rubber
contracts
rushed
to
cover
on
more
At the
that day was to send up rubber
in one of the most active Saturday
same
time the outside demand for
was
unusually keen, and trade interests
whatever remaining short accounts were
Ribbed smoked sheets for spot delivery were quoted
May 31 at 6%c. asked against 4 5/16c. asked on
April 29, and
2%c. bid and 3c. asked March 31; 2 15/16c. asked Feb.
28;
2%c. bid and 2 15/16c. asked Jan. 31; 3 3/16c. bid and
3%c.
asked Dec. 31 1932; 3%c. bid and
3%c. asked on Nov. 30;
3 %c. asked on Oct 31; 3%c. bid and 3
ll/16c. asked Sept. 30;
4%c. Aug. 31; 3 3/16c. asked July 30; 2 9/16c. bid and
2 ll/16c. asked June 30; 2
ll/16c. bid and 2%c. asked
open.
May 31; 3 l/16c. asked April 30; 3 1/lGc. bid and 3 3/16c.
asked March 31; 3%@311/16C. Feb. 29; 4
5/16@4 7/16c. Jan.
30; 413/16@415/16c. Dec. 311931; 4 5/16@4%c. on Nov.
30;
4 9/16@4%c. Oct. 31;
4%@4%c. Sept. 30; 5@5%c. Aug. 31;
5%@5%c. July 31; 6 13/16@6 15/16c. June 30; 6%c. bid
May 29; 5%@6c. April 30; 6%@7c. March 31;
7%@7%c.
Feb. 28; 7%@8c. Jan. 31; 8%@8%c. Dec.
311930, and 15%@
15%c. Feb. 28 1930.
f
Tire Prices Advanced 3% to 7% by
Leading Companies—Sears,
Roebuck & Co. and Montgomery Ward & Co. Also
Increase
Price ih Their Retail Stores.
The B. F. Goodrich Co. notified its
nation-wide dealer or¬
ganization, on May 1, of a tire price increase effective imme¬
diately, averagingapproximately-5%. "The increase in tire
prices is prompted by the recent rise in commodities, namely,
cotton and
rubber, and in
our
opinion is fully justified,"
said J. D. Tew, President of the
company.
Mr. Tew added:
We believe this increase will be
cheerfully accepted by the distributor,
as well as the
tire-consuming public, as it is in the best interests of our
employees, dealers and security holders. It is significant that this increase
in
price is the first to be made in nearly eight years.
The advance in prices was immediately followed
by other
leading
tire
companies.
The
Kelly-Springfield
Co.
an¬
nounced advances ranging from 3% % to 7%, the latter rate
applying to current popular sizes. The advances also applied
to tubes and truck tires.
Announcement
was
made by the United States Rubber Co.
that it would meet the advances made
by other companies.
The Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. made the
nouncement
following an¬
regarding the tire price advances, according to
advices from Akron, Ohio, May 2;
We are glad to see tire prices raised, and tire dealers will
rejoice also.
The increase is more than justified, as it does not even
cover the increased
prices in raw materials.
We will, of course, follow the increase in
prices.
Another advance in tire prices will have to be made if
raw
material
prices
keep advancing.
On May 2 the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
followed the
action taken by the other tire
companies on May 1, according
to R. S. Wilson, Vice-President and sales
manager.
He said
the company increased its prices on various
lines from 2 to
5%, effective retroactive to May 1.
Advices from Chicago, May 2, said that
Sears, Roebuck &
Co.
had officially announced that it Would
advance tire
prices in all its retail stores throughout the country, effective
May 4. The advices added that the advances would be com¬
with the increase in
selling prices announced
May 1 by leading manufacturers.
Montgomery Ward & Co. also announced that it would ad¬
vance tire prices about
5% in its retail stores.
mensurate
Hidest Leather and Shoes Share in the General Activity and Rise•
In common with the general
upward movement in com¬
modity values, sharp advances occurred in all classes of hide
and leather products.
After a low of 4%c. for light native
cows, reached just before the bank holidays, and
starting
from the 6c. level which prevailed for some weeks
prior to
the departure from the gold
standard, on April 19, says the
First National Bank of Boston, hides have
advanced
almost
without
interruption until light native
pound.
Leather followed
the
raw
cows
sold at 11c.
a
material,
lagging only
slightly behind, and advances of as much as 50%, and even
100%, occurred, with the cheaper grades showing the great¬
est relative gain.
Discussing the improvement further, the
Bank adds:
"It has
were
in
a
been generally
recognized that hides and leather
strong technical position.
Although the
consump¬
tion of leather had steadily
declined, the supply of hides had
decreased with the smaller
slaughter of cattle in re¬
sponse to diminished meat consumption.
Moreover, imports
fell to almost the vanishing
point, while large quantities of
hides from country-kill were not marketed
because of unremunerative prices.
As a result of these factors, raw hide
stocks had shown a
declining tendency since the early part
of 1932 and at the
beginning of April were 16% below a year
ago.
The situation in finished leather was somewhat simi¬
lar.
Stocks on April 1 were 3% less than
a year ago, and
although in recent months they have increased
also
slightly, the
tendency during the past two years has been for the
total
consumption of leather, including exports, to exceed
produc¬
tion.
Tanners have kept their
operations well in line with
the ultimate demand.
"In
spite of this relatively strong situation which
(had
existed for
some time, the hide and
leather markets were
under constant pressure for low
prices.
Shoe manufactur¬
ers
demanded
low-priced leather to satisfy the call for
cheap
10
MONTHLY
REVIEW
i
which
shoes
retailers
found
impoverished public com¬
pelled to buy.
Several times prior to the present movement
hides scored notable advances, but soon succumbed to this
insistent pressure and to other depressive influences.
"While the general feeling in the trade is that the present
rise will be well maintained, there is 110 certainty that the
upward movement will not be carried too far and a reaction
For that
occur.
reason
members of the trade would
some
prefer to see a period of hesitation and consolidation of the
Tanners
advance.
are watching their sales of leather closely
catering to speculative buying and in gen¬
eral are not selling far ahead.
Leading shoe manufacturers
have bought freely on the advance, and thus have committed
in order to avoid
themselves
the
to
1932
price for light native
pointed out
It is
higher market.
relatively speaking, hides and leather
average
that,
still cheap.
are
The
during the period 1890-
cows
a
jump from 40 cents
Position
of
Leather
Improved
Much
Industry
Fol¬
lowing 100% Rise in Hide Prices, According to David G. Ong,
of
President
United
States
used
largely in the manufacture of paints.
Since the increase
last year's
in
of
volume
May 10, that the recent 100% rise in hide prices marks the
view
that
the
Portland cement, hollow tile and fire brick,
developed the following explanation:
York have already seen the first
"The building trades of New
effects of inflation.
business
Price rises
They
activity.
the
major
by
coverages
leather
of
the
companies, he added, have greatly benefited from the
morass
increase in value of their inventories.
loans in healthier condition.
The
Tanners and
depression.
Banks also find their
Continuing, Mr. Ong also said:
at
But to-day we
"Plants
This is to be expected because production, as well
have
an
out
1926, which is often designated
of cattle hides totaled
totaled
22,545,000.
For
sumption figures were:
as con¬
and in
been shut
down,
are
or
operating on reduced schedules
possible employees and these employees are on
of all proportion to
the lowest
out of a clear sky, has been
the volume of stocks on hand.
of what a
would be (taking 1926 as
compared with the amount of
stock on hand for delivery at the present rate of factory, mill or quarry
output, and at present wage rates, it bulks more than three times greater;
and 1933 building construction has scarcely begun."
"While this inquiry does not
represent more than one-third
year's building material requirement
normal), when the prospective requirement is
Grain Prices, and
the past
were
three
the
years
consumption in 1930
But
production and
were
con¬
brought to market
In other words, the surplus
was
1932
in
107,000 hides.
there
In 1931, the
nearly 100,000 more
were
hides consumed than were produced.
Raw cattle hides in all hands in the United States have also been reduced.
At the end of March 1932 there were 4,332,000 pieces on hand; at the
of March
This
end
modity Exchange, Inc.
steers
(Chicago packer
of prices
Against
hides),
a
a
the hide division of the Com¬
price of 4j^c.
which
March, the present price is 9J^c.
011
was
pound.
a
pound for heavy native
touched in the first
week of
This advance of over 100% is
large in terms of percentage, but in terms of dollars and cents the gain is
Figures compiled by Edward L. McKendrew, Vice-President
great.
of Commodity Exchange, Inc., and an authority on the hide market, show
a
low point of 9Kc. a pound for native steers was
before in the Twentieth Century—on March 1
In effect,
touched only twice
1908 and
on
April 1 1921.
the recent advance has simply carried prices of native steers
point where, at their new high for 1933, they are now touching the
bottommost points reached In the 1907-1908 aind 1921 depressions.
Lumber
Trade
Also
Shows Marked
Signs
of Activity—Building
fig¬
and this, coming concurrently with a growing demand,
bring about
a
higher level of values.
the statistics for the week ended
the
Re¬
Continue to Move Higher.
continued their spectacular advance in the
early part of May in response to favorable
underlying con¬
closing part of the month as underlying conditions
changed,
possible improvement in the size of the crop
better weather conditions.
Manifestation of renewed
and indicated
under
a
Washington to carry out the Administration
endeavors at
of inflation were not wholly without influence, but
program
underlying conditions regarding wheat itself were
dent that
the
primary factor in the course of wheat prices rather than
Prices the latter part
3 or 4c.
bushel, in response to inflationary news, but dropped back
as the inherent primary influences asserted their sway.
One
such instance deserving especial notice occurred on Saturday,
May 27, when prices sped upward with great rapidity on
intelligence from Washington saying that President Roose¬
the
general inflationary tendencies.
of the month
on
several occasions bounded upward
a
velt had directed the introduction in Congress of bills, which
destined
were
to
quick passage, providing by statutory en¬
to make all classes of money
tenderable
in
of
payment
and currency equally
obligations and eliminating
all
preference in favor of gold, which,
Tlie out of lumber continued to be held down to small
served to
Further Advancing
ditions, which indicated a decided shortage of tlie 1933 win¬
ter wheat crop, but manifested a weakening tendency the
actment
Material Prices Move Higher.
ures,
a
prices dropped back after each upward surge, making it evi¬
1933 the figure was 3,646,000, a decrease of 686,000 pieces.
improvement in the statistical position of the industry has been
reflected in recent improvement
Wheat prices
Domestic consumption
In 1980, 15,880,000 hides
balanced.
about
Especially Wheat, Display
Tendency the Early Part of May but { Were Reactionary
Part of the Month Except for Several
Upward
Latter
"normal" year, domestic pro¬
12,759,000 against 13,058,000.
1932,
of production over
a
kind of basic
York are ex¬
-***■■
have
bounds—Sugar and Coffee
a
as
19,058,000 hides.
against consumption of 15,573,000; in 1931, 14.250,000 against 14,254,000,
to
of almost every
wage rates.
normal
unusual condition in which actual consumption of
duction
that
plants
"The size of the inquiry, coming as it were,
leather is much greater than production.
not so
manufacturing
tremely low.
sumption, of hides is automatically curtailed when general business slackens.
two
in common brick which, in¬
position of the hide and leather industry is one of the best among the
major industries.
In
Wholesale
movement further impetus.
building material used in the metropolitan district of New
Mr. Ong stated that the betterment of prices had gone a
the
A sudden rush to
prospective buyers for the third and fourth
cidentally, has not yet been advanced in the retail market.
possible
of
talk of a Federal one, is held to be
to dealers are being shortened as
coverages
line of
certain to continue.
seem
of this price advancing movement.
cause
price
practical
being reported in almost every
are
"The New York State sales tax, and
the leather industry since 1927.
ucts—out
diligent efforts to ascertain the
price rises at this time, especially in
during the week of the imminence
heard
trade
of further price rises in domestic
with the fewest
long way to pull the entire hide and leather industry—from
public and private projects being
sufficiently large to approximate even
totals,
metropolitan district
of the fact
first important turn for the better which has taken place in
the cattleman to the retailer of shoes and other leather prod¬
new
these precipitous retail
for
reason
"Inventories
David G. Ong, President of the U. S. Leather Co., said, on
con¬
ton, and other advances
a
released for construction is not yet
Co.
Leather
in concrete
in special
cements, flue lining, wood lath, common lime, lath mortar, neat wall
plaster and finishing plaster, sand, gravel, grit and linseed oil, the latter
quarters of this year gave the price
Statistical
in other lines, as of May 15, including
yard to $1.25 of cinders for use
a
Sheet steel up $2 to $3
struction.
secure
about 14c."
was
Current advances follow mark-ups
an
In reporting
May 6, the National Lumber
the
indeed, was placed on
level with other media for making the payments.
same
This
was
interpreted as the strongest evidence
of the determination to carry
and
all
yet shown
out the inflationary program,
commodity values, as also prices on the Stock Ex¬
Manufacturers' Association stated that for the first time this
change, shot upward with great rapidity.
at the mills had ex¬
remaining days of May again weakened.
year,
or
last,
lumber
orders booked
ceeded 200,000.000 feet.
week reached
The total of orders booked for the
208,665,000 feet, while the production was only
123,845,000 feet and the shipments 149,544,000 feet. But the
high record for that wreek was exceeded during the week
ended May 13, when the new business reached a total of
224,111.000 feet, the production was 134,003,000 feet, and the
shipments 167,365,000 feet. For the week ended May 20 lum¬
ber orders at the mills overtopped previous 1982 and 1933
records, and production and shipments enjoyed the same dis¬
The
But prices
on
the
Agricultural Bureau report
on the growing winter
10 and showing conditions as of
May 1, confirmed the estimates of the previous month of an
extreme shortage in the prospective yield, and, of course,
wheat
crop,
issued May
strengthening influence
was a
duction
was
on
prices.
The probable
pro¬
put only a little higher than in the previous
month, namely, 337,485,000 bushels,
bushels
,
as against 334,087,000
which compared with 462,151,000 bushels harvested
in 1932 and
Orders totaled 237,759,000 feet, the highest weekly
total since April 1931; shipments were 179,750,000 feet, while
787,465,000 bushels raised in 1931, and a five-year
production (1926-1930) of 589,436,000 bushels. The
indicated crop was smaller fIran the production of any year
production was held down to 140 363,000 feet.
since
tinction.
weeks of 1933 to date orders received
of those booked
during the
same
For the 20
average
The condition
1904.
excess
was
put at only 66.7%
weeks of 1932, this favorable
The
abandonment
ran
slightly in
comparison being due to the gain made during the last
seven
weeks of the period,
other
causes
was
of
of
the growing
of normal,
acreage
or
crop
on
May 1
the lowest
011
record.
owing to winter killing and
also without parallel in the records of the
the orders booked during the first 13
having been only 84% of those of 1932.
ending May 27 still further progress was re¬
ported along the same lines.
Lumber orders booked at the
Department of Agriculture.
sawmills for that week slightly exceeded those reported for
the previous week, and were the heaviest since April
1931;
1921-1930.
weeks of
the year
For the week
production and shipments exceeded all weeks since November
1931.
Orders totaled 238,792,000 feet; shipments were 189,893,000 feet, and production 146,030,000 feet.
As to market prices for lumber, and especially here in
New York City, where the rise apparently was not war¬
ranted by
in
prevailing conditions, further retail price advances
building materials were announced in the New York met¬
ropolitan district
E.
Beals
in
which went
the
on
on
Saturday, May 27, according to Allen
Service "Daily Building Reports,"
Dow
A $5 advance will be effective
to-day, in the retail price of yellow pine
a $4 to $5 advance in the retail
price here of West Coast timber.
There
also
an
advance Of $4
a
rwas
with 14.7% the average abandonment for the 10-year period
The acreage abandoned was placed at 12,889,000
which left the acreage remaining to be harvested at
27,096,000 acres, compared with 33,656.000 acres harvested
in 1932 and an average of 38,560.000 acres for the five-year
acres,
period 1926-1930.
This was the smallest acreage remaining
since 1912. The last half of May,
for harvest in 21 years, or
however, weather conditions improved, leading to the sup¬
as to the probable size of
the crop would be somewhat higher, and at the same time
position that the June compilation
weather conditions in the
west
also
became
spring wheat sections of the North¬
quite favorable.
And this
was
reflected
in the tendency
to say:
and
was
The percentage of acreage aban¬
put at 32.2% of the area sown the previous
autumn, which compares with 13.7% abandoned in 1932 and
doned
ton
on
finishing hydrate lime:
towards lower price levels, notwithstanding
the general inflation program of the Washington authorities.
The May option for
figure of the month
wheat at Chicago touched the highest
on May 11, the day after the Bureau
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report was issued, but thereafter moved irregularly up and
down, but with the general tendency downward and with
the lowest figure of the month recorded on May 22 at 66%c.
As far as
Then there came some recovery,
great demoralization the early part.
largely as the result of in¬
flation news from Washington, an especially pronounced up¬
ward surge occurring on Friday, May 26, and Saturday,
May 27, as a result of the special circumstances already
enumerated, on which two days the price moved upward
from 68%c. to 73 %c.; this last rise was better maintained
than the earlier ones, and the close of May wheat at Chicago.
May 31, was 71%c., which compares with a high for the
month of 74%c., and with an opening price on May 1 of 72% c.
The July option for wheat at Chicago was at its highest for
the month on May 12, at 75%c., and at its lowest on May 22,
at 6814c., with a recovery to 7514c. on Saturdays May 27, and
with the close May 31 at 73 %c., which compares with the
opening price of 73c. on May 1. At Winnipeg there were simi¬
lar wide fluctuations, but with the level of prices always
much lower than at Chicago, with the close of the May option,
May 31, at 6514c. against 6014c. the opening price on May 1.
The July option at Winnipeg closed May 31 at 6514c. as
compared with an opening price, May 1, of 62%c.
Corn prices continued to move up strongly, one factor in
the advance being that seeding of corn was much delayed by
bad weather conditions.
The May option for corn at
Chicago
closed May 31 at 43c. as against an opening price May 1 of
35%c., and the July option closed May 31 at 4514c., in com¬
parison with an opening price, May 1, of 38%c. Oats prices
within narrow limits, the close for the May
option
Chicago, May 31, being 2314c. against 24%c. the opening
price May 1, and the closing price for the July option, May 31,
at 25%c. against 24% c. the opening price
May 1.
moved
at
Sugar prices advanced further after the previous sharp
advance.
Cuban raw sugar, in which sales were recorded
at 1.37%@1.40c. on April 29, showed some sales at 1.40c. at
the beginning of May, but later there was a recession to 1.32c.
On May 31, however, there were sales to
operators for prompt
shipment at 1.48@1.49c., the spot price at the time being
1.30c.
The wholesale price of refined
sugar here in New
York remained unchanged throughout the month at 4.50c.
at all the leading refineries. Coffee moved somewhat
higher.
The Federal Farm Board, on May 8,
disposed of 62,500 bags
of Santos coffee at prices
ranging from 9.26c. to 9.36c. This
constituted the regular monthly allotment of coffee
acquired
from
the
Brazilian
American wheat.
Government in
1931
in
exchange for
At the April sale of 62,500
bags, the prices
realized ranged from 8.28 to 8.85c.
It was announced in
Associated Press dispatches from Rio de
Janeiro, May 28,
that the Brazilian Government Coffee
Department had de¬
cided to purchase 40% of the 1933-34
crop at cheap prices,
its disposition to be decided
upon later.
Of the remaining
60%, one-half is to be sold freely to the coffee trade, and
half retained for gradual release.
No. 7 Rio for
spot de¬
livery in the New York market
was quoted at 7%e. May
31,
April 29 and on Marcih 31, and comparing with
8@8%c. Feb. 28; 8y2c. Jan. 31; 8%c. Dec. 31 1932 ; 8%c.
Nov. 30; 8%c. Oct. 31, and the nominal
price of 10c. bid on
Sept. 28. This last compares with 8%c. bid Aug. 31; 8%c.
July 30; 7%c. on June 30; 8y2c. May 31; 7% @7%c. April 30;
7%c. March 31; 7%c. Feb. 29; 7%c. Jan. 30; also with 7@
7%c. Dec. 31 1931; 6y2@6%c. Nov. 30; 5%@6c. Oct. 31;
5%c. Sept. 30; 5y2@5%c. Aug. 31; 5%@6c. July 31;
6%@
7c. June 30; 6%c. May 29;
6%@6%c. April 30; 5%c. March
31; 5%@5%c. Feb. 28; 6%c. Jan. 31, all in the year 1931, and
with 7%@7%c. Dec. 311930.
the same
as on
No. 7 Santos, May 31, was quoted at
8@8%c., the same
April 29 and on March 31, and against 8%@8%c. Feb.
28; 8%c. Jan. 31; 9c. Dec. 311932; 9%c. Nov. 30, and 10%c.
Oct. 31. There was no quotation
Sept. 301932 for this grade,
but earlier in September the
price was 14c. bid.
This com¬
pares with 12%c. Aug. 31; 10%c.
July 30; 9%@9%c. June
30; 9%@10c. May 31; 9c. April 30; 8%c. March
31; 8%c.
as on
Feb. 29; 8%c. Jan. 30.
It also compares with 8@8%c. Dec. 31
1931; 7%@7%c. Nov. 30; 7%c. bid Oct. 31; 6%@7c.
Sept.
30; 6%@6%c. Aug. 31; 7%@7%c. July 31; 8%@9c.
June30;
8%@8%c. May 29, and the same figures for April 30;
7%@
8c. Marcih 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.
Petroleum and Ite Product*.
In the oil trade attention was
concentrated
troduced in Congress by
on
the bill in¬
Representative Marland, of Okla¬
homa, and supposed to be sponsored by the Washington Ad¬
ministration, which would place the petroleum
industry
under the direct control of Federal
agencies for a twoyear
period^ with stringent penalties
tions by individuals
provided for viola¬
or
corporations of any restrictions im¬
posed by the Federal appointee.
The growth of the move¬
ment to have
Federal supervision of the
industry resulted
in the Texas Senate
adopting, by a vote of 20 to
6, a resolu¬
requesting President Roosevelt "not to appoint a direc¬
tor or dictator for the oil
industry of this nation, insofar as
such appointment may
apply to the State of Texas," and
adding that "regardless of conditions within the
industry
that may be peculiar to other oil
producing States, the State
tion
of Texas is able without the
interference of Federal authori¬
ties to manage her own affairs."
On the other hand, Gover¬
nor Ferguson
telegraphed Secretary Ickes of the Interior
Department that the Marland bill met with her
approval, and
she thought its early passage was demanded to
stop the ille¬
gal overproduction of oil in Texas and perhaps elsewhere.
prices for crude oil are concerned, some improve¬
ment
occurred
the latter part of the month,
after further
In the following we
show all the principal price changes of the
month, both in the
of crude oil and the refined
case
product:
Crude Oil•
May 3.—Sinclair Prairie posts flat price of 25c.
a
barrel for East Texas
crude.
May 3.—Humble Oil & Refining withdraws posted price of 10c.
a
barrel
in East Texas and will hereafter pay what it
interprets to be the "going
price" in that territory.
Humble also withdraws all gravity schedules in
the entire State of Texas and posts flat
prices, involving reductions ranging
from 2c. to 34c. a barrel.
A flat price of 25c. was
posted for Ranger,
Mexia, Powell, Boggy Creek, Richland, Wortham, Currie
North Texas,
and Moran crudes, as against former
postings
ranging from 28c.
on
low
grades to 52c.
on top gravities.
Gray county crude is posted at 20c. a
against previous prices ranging from 30c. to 40c.
Carson and
Hutchinson county crudes now priced at 18c., as against 20 to 30c.
pre¬
viously.
Conroe posted at 30c., as against 54 to 64c.
Crane, Upton,
Crockett, Ector, Howard, Glasscock, Pecos, and Winkler county, Texas,
barrel,
as
and Lea county, New Mexico, were all cut 10c. a barrel to
20c.
Gulf coast crudes
32 to 62c.
are
priced at 30c.
Refugio heavy crude 15c.
crude cut 10c. to
new
a
price of 25c.
a
barrel,
barrel to
new
as
flat price of
a
against
a range
price of 30c.
Petus cut 20c. to
of
Mirando
price of 35c.
new
Salt Creek and Darst Creek crude cut 17c. to
new price of 23c.
May 3.—Gulf Oil withdraws posted price of 10c. in East Texas and will
pay on current basis at time of purchase.
May 4.—Stanolind Crude Oil Purchasing Co. lowered north and centra
Texas crude oils to 25c., against previous
posting of 52c.
May 4.—The Texas Co. meets prices posted by Humble outside of East
Texas field, and in addition posts 25c. price for north Louisiana
crude, this
being
a
over,
Ark., crude,
reduction of from 3 to 27c.
a
Texas also posted 20c. price for Smack-
cut of 10c.; for Duval county, Tex.,
crude^ 25c., a
reduction of 10c., and for Saxet crude, 30c., a reduction of 15c.
May 4.—Bell Oil & Gas Co. reduces posted price for southern Oklahoma
and north Texas crude to flat price of 25c. a barrel, as
against former scale
with top of 52c. for 40 gravity and above.
May 6.—Stanolind Crude Oil Purchasing Co., subsidiary of Standard of
Indiana, posts flat price of 25c.
representing
a
barrel for Oklahoma and Kansas crude,
reduction of from 3c. to 27c.
a
a
barrel.
May 8.—Shell Petroleum Corp. and Texas Corp. advance posted price
for East Texas crude from 10c. to new flat price of 25c. a barrel.
Other
companies posting 25c. are Magnolia Petroleum, Sinclair-Prairie, Atlantic
Refining, and Empire Gas & Fuel.
Shell also advanced crude in Yates
shallow pool, Pecos County, West Texas, 5c. a barrel to
price of 20c.
new
May 8.—Texas Corp. meets reduction to 25c.
a
May 9.—Ohio Oil Co. posts price of 50c.
barrel for Wooster grade,
at the wells, a reduction of 20c.
a
barrel in Oklahoma.
Other Ohio Oil Co. postings included
a
15c.
reduction in other central western grades, making new prices 55c. for Lima,
27c. for Indiana, 47c. for Illinois and Princeton, and 42c. for West Kentucky,
Big Muddy crude in Wyoming is reduced from 50c. to
per
level of 25c.
new
barrel.
May 9.—Pure Oil Co. reduces Midland Michigan crude 20c., making the
new price 75c. a barrel.
May 9.—All grades of Pennsylvania crude reduced 20c.
a
barrel, the
Joseph Seep Agency
announces.
New prices are Southwest Pennsylvania
Pipe Lines, 97c.; Eureka Pipe Lines, 92c., and Buckey Pipe Lines, 77c.
Bradford District oil in National Transit Tidewater Pipe Line Co. reduced
20c. to $1.27.
May 9.—Magnolia Petroleum Co. meets prices of Humble Oil & Refining
for crude in Texas fields, other than East Texas.
May 22.—Pennsylvania grade crude oils advanced 10c.
per
barrel.
Gatoline and Keroeene.
Gasoline prices on all grades were advanced
May 1, in San Francisco.
This followed
a
He. a gallon on Monday,
lc. advance in tank wagon prices
posted several days previous.
May 8.—Standard Oil Co. of Indiana post reductions in gasoline ranging
a gallon, effective throughout entire territory.
from 2.2 to 3c.
May 22.—Standard Oil Co. of New York puts
efTect, based
on
tions of from
prices at Gulf cargo markets.
l-10c. to
He.
a
gallon, follow:
new
tank car gasoline into
New prices, showing reduc¬
Socony, above 65 octane:
New York, 4.85c.; Portland, Maine, 5c.; Boston, 4.90c.; Providence, 4.85c.
Unbranded.—New York, 4.60c.; Portland, Maine, 4Hc.; Boston, 4.65c.;
Providence. 4.60c.
|l;May 23.—Sinclair Refining Co.
posts 2c. cash discount on all gasoline
sold through its service stations in Cuyahoga County, Ohio.
May 24.—Standard Oil Co. of Ohio meets 2c. cash discount posted by
Sinclair in Cuyahoga County.
May 29:—Tank car gasoline prices advanced He. to 4He. by smaller
companies, and met by Standard of New Jersey and other majors.
THE MAY
FINANCING
OF
THE
U.
S.
TREASURY.
The May
financing of the United States Government con¬
sisted entirely of the negotiation of Treasury hills offered
on a discount basis, and, as was the case
during April, these
were disposed of at
successively lower rates. In our review
of the Treasury financing for the month of April we noted
that the last offering of Treasury bills for that month came
on April 27 and consisted of bills
running for 91 days, and
dated
the
next month
(May 3), and carrying
a
maturity
date of Aug. 2 1933.
Bids were received up to the after¬
noon
of Monday, May 1.
The amount offered was $60,-
000,000, and the tenders aggregated $224,691,000.
The
age price realized on this sale was 99.877, making the
age
aver¬
aver¬
rate on a discount basis 0.49% per annum.
The pro¬
an addition in the same amount to the
ceeds represented
public debt, and did not
go to take up any maturing bills.
May 3 Secretary Woodin invited tenders to another
issue of Treasury bills, this time to the amount of
$75,000,000. They were 91-day bills, and tenders were received
up to Monday, May 8.
They were dated May 10 and bore
a maturity date of Aug. 9 1933.
The tenders in this instance
aggregated $225,173,000, and the amount accepted was $75,067,000; the average price realized by the Treasury was
99.878, making the average rate on a bank discount basis
0.48% per annum.
These bills were put out to meet an
issue of bills for $75,228,000 maturing on
May 10.
Notice
On
came on
this last-mentioned day of still another
offering of
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Oil
Seaboard
bills, to meet a block of $75,202,000 of
similar securities maturing on May 17.
These bills were
dated May 17 1933 and mature Aug. 16 1933.
Bids were
received up to and including May 15.
The tenders aggre¬
gated $254,685,000, and the amount accepted was $75,442.000.
The average price realized was 99.887, making the
average rate per annum on a bank discount basis 0.45%.
On
91-day Treasury
May 17 the Secretary of the Treasury gave notice of
another offering of bills, this time for amount of
000,000.
Aug.
23
similar
still
$60.-
These bills were dated May 24 1933 and mature
1933.
The proceeds went to meet an issue of
securities maturing on May 24.
Tenders to this
22. The bids aggre¬
gated $221,557,000, out of which $60,078,000 were accepted.
The average price obtained by the Treasury was 99.893,
making the rate on a discount basis 0.42%.
Bids for still
another offering of Treasury bills,
to amount of $100,-
offering were received on Monday, May
Notice of this
offering came on May 23, and the Secretary of the Treasury,
in inviting tenders, said that the bills would be for 91 days,
dated May 31 1933, and maturing Aug. 30 1933.
The pro¬
ceeds were intended to provide for an issue of $100,613,000
of bills maturing on May 31.
The bids aggregated no less
000.000,
than
were
received
$407,553,000,
of
on
Friday, May 26.
$100,352,000 were
which
accepted.
price obtained by the Treasury was 99.919, or
rate on a bank discount basis of about 0.32%
The average
an
average
On May 31 Secretary Woodin gave notice of still
another offering of bills, this time for $75,000,000, but these
were bills dated June 7, and tenders were invited up to June5.
per annum.
NEW
The volume of domestic
offerings for the month of May
like that of previous months was very light and consisted
almost entirely of State and municipal obligations.
Below we give the larger offerings for May:
MUNICIPAL
4,677,000 Westchester County, N. Y., 6% various purpose bonds, due
annually from 1935 to 1960, incl., purchased at 100.10, a basis
of about 5.99%, by the Chase National Bank of New York and
associates.
Re-offered to yield 5.60% on all maturities.
4,000,000 Buffalo, N. Y., 6% home and work relief bonds sold at a price
of par to a syndicate managed by the Guaranty Co. of New
York.
The bonds mature on May 1 1943 and were placed on
the market at 103.25 and accrued interest, to yield 5.57%.
3,500,000 Rhode Island (State of) bonds were sold as follows:
$3,000,000 3H% unemployment relief, due annually from 1934 to
1938, incl., purchased by Halsey, Stuart & Co. and associates,
at 101.15, a basis of about 3.09%.
Re-offered to yield from
1.75 to 3 %, according to maturity.
A $500,000 4 % reformatory
issue, due May 15 1983, was sold to a group headed by the
Chase National Bank of New York at 106.84, a basis of about
This loan was placed on the market at a price to
yield
County, Mass., 4H% hospital funding bonds, due
serially from 1934 to 1948, incl., purchased by R. L. Day &
Co. of Boston and associates, at 100.17, a basis of about 4.47%.
Re-offered, priced to yield from 4 to 4.15%, according to
maturity.
Changes in dividend declarations in May were not as
in previous months and were mostly of an un¬
numerous as
sections, namely,
The following table, divided into two
"Favorable Changes" and "Unfavorable
Changes," gives the more important of the changes:
FAVORABLE
the class A stock resumed by
30 1933.
Mines, Ltd.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share in addition to the
regular quar. div. of 25c. a share both payable July 20 1933.
Dunean Mills, Greenville, S. C.—Dividend resumed on the common
stock by payment of $1 a share on June 1 1933.
Ewa Plantation Co., Hawaii—Extra dividend of $1 a share (characterized
as a special distribution from surplus)
has been declared on the capital
stock, par $20, payable June 15 1933.
First Chrold Corp.—Special dividend of $2 a share on the no par capital
stock payable May 18 1933 .
This compares with $1.80 a share paid on
Feb. 18 1933.
Commonstocks Corp.—'Quarterly div. due May
share to 3c. a share.
15 1933 increased
from 2.65c. a
Co.—Dividend op the common stock
payment of 25c. a share due June 1 1933.
Stove
resumed by the
Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—Extra div. of 5c. a share in
the regular monthly dividend of 5c. a share both payable
the common stock.
International Petroleum Co., Ltd.—A dividend of 28c. a share in
Canadian currency has been declared, payable on or after June 15 1933 in
respect to the shares specified in any bearer share warrants of the com¬
pany of the 1929 issue.
Previously reg. quar. divs. of 25c. a share in
Hollinger
addition to
May 20 1933 on
paid.
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Dividend on the series "C" 6%
cumul. pref. stock resumed on May 18 1933 by the declaration
United States funds were
dividend of $1
a
non"
of a
share.
Keystone Custodian
Keystone
Funds, Inc.—Initial divs. of 5.46c. a share on the
E-l, and 19.06c. a share on the series F
Custodian Shares, series
May 15 1933.
shares both due
Co.—-Dividend on the no par common
declaration of 25c. a share, payable July 1 1933.
Loudon Packing
the
share
stock resumed by
Agricultural Co., Ltd.—Extra dividend of 30c. a share on the
capital stock, in addition to the reg. monthly dividend of 5c. a share.
Muskogee Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock resumed by the
declaration of a dividend of 25c. a share.
Maui
Pillsbury Flour Mills, Inc.—Quar. div. on the no
stock increased fr< m 15o. a share to 25c. a share.
& Co.—Dividend on
the payment of $2 a share.
Rockwood
par
value common
the 8% cumul. pref. stock
Ruud Mfg. Co.—Qaj r. dividend resumed by
25c. a share on the $5 par common stock.
resumed by
payment on June 15 1933 of
-
of no par
of 75c. a
a
dividend of $1.33 per
share was
Ball
"American"
year ago.
dividend of 10c. a share on
Thrift Stores, Ltd.—Initial quar.
common stock.
the no par
directors on May 22:
declared a dividend of $1.50 per share on tne 1st pref. stock in reduction
of dividends of $7.50 accumulated to April 30.
The dividend is pay¬
able June 10 to holders of record June 1, unless on June 10 the financial
condition of the company is such that the dividend could not then be
United States &
Foreign Securities Corp.—The
legally declared.
Agricultural Co.—Dividend of 60c. a share declared on the
stock payable June 30 1933.
This compares with 50c. a share
Nov. 30 1932 and 30c. a share on Feb. 29 1932.
Previously the
company made quar. distributions of 60c. a share on the common stock,
Waialua
common
paid
on
UNFAVORABLE CHANGES.
Sugar Refining Co.—Dividend on the
a share to 12Hc. a share.
Acadia
6% cumul. pref. stock
decreased from 15c.
Products, Inc.—Monthly dividend on the capital
value decreased from 10c. a share to 5c. a share.
Affiliated
no
par
RR.—Semi-annual div. of $1.50 a share on
Alabama Great Southern
of Illinois.—Quar* div.
stock decreased from 15c. a share to 7 He. a share.
on
Co.
Investment
the
stock omitted.
6% cumul. & partic. pref.
American
stock of
American States Public Service
the class "B"
Co.—Quar. div, of $1.50 a
$6 cumul. preferred stock of no par
share on the
value deferred.
Antofagasta (Chile) & Bolivia Ry.—Dividends on the 5% cumul.
preference stock and the consolidated ordinary stock both omitted.
stock reduced from $2.50'
Wharf Co.—Dividend on the common
Boston
share to $1.50 a share.
a
Bradley Co.—Dividend due June
preferred stock omitted.
(Milton)
1 1933 on the 8%
$1.75
•
the capital stock
City & Suburban Homes Co. of N. Y.—Dividend on
reduced from 30c. a share to 20c. a share.
Coca Cola Co.—Quar. div. on the no par common
cumul.
partic. pref.
stock reduced from
share to $1.50 a share.
a
Coca-Cola
Corp.—Quar. div.
share.
International
Columbia Building
the
on
common
dividend on
annual
a
& Loan Association, New Orleans,
the capital stock decreased from $1.50 a
stock
La.—Semi¬
share to $1
share.
Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co., Ltd.—Quar. div. of $1 a
due March 1 1933 on the capital stock was omitted.
share which became
Davega Stores Corp.—The directors, at a meeting May 3 1933 decided to
omit the payment of dividends until such time as current earnings will
warrant resumption.
On March 1 1933 paid a special cash distribution of
$3 a share out of capital surplus.
On Dec. 1 1932 a reg. quar. div. of
15c. a share was disbursed.
Eastern Minnesota Power
Corp.—Quar. div. of $1.50 a share on
value due June 1 1933, omitted.
the $6
cumul. pref. stock of no par
Engineers Public Service Co.—The directors on May 18 decided to defer
until a June meeting action on the quarterly dividends of $1.25 per share
on the no par $5 cum. conv. pref. stock, $1.37 4^ per share on the no par
$5.50 cum. pref. stock and $1.50 per share on the no par $6 cum. pref.
stock, all due July 1.
Regular quarterly distributions at these rates
were made on April 1 last.
Finance
Service
Baltimore.—Quar. divs. of 20c. a share on the
omitted.
Co.,
class "A" and "B" stocks
Financial Institutions, Inc.—Quar. div. of $1.50 a
1933 on the $6 cumul. preferred stock omitted.
share, due May 1
Fitz Simons & Connell Dredge & Dock Co.—Quar. div. on
common stock reduced from 25c. a share to 12He. a share.
Four Wheel Drive Auto
stock omitted.
Fuller Brush
Co.—Quarr dividend on the class
from 10c. a share to
5c.
a
Goodman Mfg. Co.—Quar.
a share to 45c. a share.
div. on the common stock reduced
no par
Corp.—Dividend on the $6 cumul. pref. stock
share to 75c. a share.
value reduced from $1.50 a
div. of $1.75
stock omitted.
Hathaway Bakeries, Inc.—Quar.
,
on
from 50c.
Power Co.,
Green Mountain Power
of
"A" common stock reduced
share.
Ltd.—Quar. div. of $1.75 a share on the $7
pref. stock of no par value normally payable June 15 1933 deferred.
Great Lakes
cumul.
the no par
Co.—Semi-annual dividend of $3 a share on the
the $7 cumul. conv. pref.
a
Hawaiian Sugar Co.—Monthly dividend due May
stock reduced from 20c. a share to 10c. a share.
share due June 1 1933
15 1933 on the capital:
Co.—Semi-annual dividend of $3.50 a share on the 7%
cumulative preferred stock due July 1 1933, deferred.
Holland Furnace
Holt & Co., Inc.—Quar. div. on the $1.80 cumul.
decreased from 22He. a share to 15c. a
class "A"
share.
Hydro-Electric Power Co.—Dividend on the 7% annual pref.
stock of no par value
Dome
Florence
Bearing Co. compared compared with a
(Henry)
CHANGES.
Community State Corp.—Dividend on
declaration of 15c. a share payable June
First
the no par common stock
declared
common
2,250,000 Rochester, N. Y., 6% tax revenue bonds sold at a price of par
to a syndicate headed by the Guaranty Co. of New York.
The bonds, which mature in annual amounts from 1934 to 1938.
incl., were offered for public investment at prices to yield 5.25%.
favorable nature.
div. on
share to 15c. a share.
Ball Bearing.—A dividend of $1.41 per "American"
on the certificates representing "B" shares of Swedish
Swedish
FINANCING.
5,000,000 New Jersey (State of) emergency relief bonds, due annually
from 1934 to 1941, incl., sold as 5s, at par, to a group headed by
the National City Co. of New York.
Re-offered at prices to
yield from 4 to 4.60%, according to maturity.
1,470,000 Worcester
Del.—Quar.
a
City Stock Yards Co.—Dividends on the $6 pref. stock
value and on the no par common stock resumed by payment
share and 37 He. a share respectively, on both these issues.
Sioux
decreased from $3.50 a share to $3 a
$5,000,000 Nassau County, N. Y., bonds, comprised $3,000,000 emer¬
gency relief and $2,000,000 tax revenue issues, awarded to the
Guaranty Co. of New York and associates, as 6s, at 100.20, a
basis of about 5.95%.
Due serially from 1934 to 1943, incl.
Re-offered to yield 5.60% on all maturities.
3.70%.
3.60%.
of
Canadian Canners, Ltd.—Dividend on the no par conv.
stock reduced from 10c. a share to 5c. a share.
AND DIVIDENDS IN MAY.
SECURITY ISSUES
Co.
increased from 10c.
Indiana
stock decreased from
$1.75 a share to 87Hc. a share.
International Power Securities
of $3 a share was
Corp.—Dividend of $2 a share on the
series "A" of no par value.
paid on this issue.
$6 cumul. pref. stock,
Previously a dividend
Knitting Mills (Ore.).—Dividend on the 7%
stock due June 1 1933 reduced from $1.75 a share to 50c. a
Jantzen
Key West (Fla.) Electric
series "A" reduced from
Co.—Dividend on the 7%
$1.75 a share to $1 a share.
cumul. pref..
share.
cumul. pref. stock,
Electric Co.—This company owned by the Con¬
necticut Power Co., has omitted dividend action on the common stock.
The company was paying 12% on its capital of $560,000.
Manchester
(N. H.)
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.—Quar. div. of 40c. a share due about June 30
on the capital stock omitted.
"Montecatini"
Societa
Generale
per
L'Industria Minereria ed
Agricola (Italy).—Dividend of 42Hc. a share on the American depositary
receipts for capital stock.
This compares with 60c. a share paid on this
stock a year ago, covering the year 1931.
Motor Finance Corp., Newark, N. J,—Quar. div. due May 311933 on the
no par common stock reduced from 25c. a share to 20c. a share.
National Life & Accident Insurance Co.—Quar. div. due about June 1
on the capital stock omitted.
On March 1 last a distribution of 30c. a
share made on this issue.
National Transit
Co.—Semi-annual div. of 35c. a share on the capital
15 1933. Quar. divs. of 20c. a share were paid ont
stock payable June
Sept. 15 and Dec. 15 last, as
against 25c. a share previously each quarter.
Inc.—Action has been deferred on the quar. div. of 1 %%
the 7% cumul. conv. pref. stock.
New Haven Clock Co.—Quar. div. of $1.62H a share due May 1 1933 onNeisner Bros.,
due May 1 on
the
6H % cumul. conv.
Niagara Hudson Power
pref. stock, series A, deferred.
Corp.—Quar. div. of 25c. a share payable about
June 30 1933 on the common
stock omitted.
the no par common stock reduced from
Ohio Finance Co.—Quar. div. on
37He.
a
share to 25c. a share.
Otter Tail Power Co. (Del.).—Quar. div. of $1.25 a
common stock due about June 1 1933 omitted.
share on the no par-
Foundation, Inc.—Semi-annual dividend of 10c. a
share payable about May 1 on the class "A" stock of no par value omitted.
Pan-American Petroleum & Transport Co.—Quar. divs. of 20c. a.
share omitted on the common and class "B" common stocks.
Pacific
Seaboard
Pennsylvania Rubber Co.—Quar. div. of $1.75 a
1933 on the 6% cumul. 1st pref. stock deferred.
share due March 31.
MONTHLY
June, 1933.]
Phoenix Hosiery Co.—Dividend on the 7 % cumul. 1st pref, stock
from 88Hc. a share to 87Hc. a share.
reduced
transactions for that day having
:
the extra activity on these days will appear fur¬
ther below.
There was one Saturday, too, when the business
Loan,.& Savings Society of Detroit.—No action taken on
the quar. div. due June 1 on the 7% cumul. pref. stock.
On March 1
1933 a quar. div. of 1%% was paid on this issue.
share to 70c.
Pure Oil
Co.—Quar. divs. due July 1 on the 5H% cumul. pref. stock, the
cumul. pref. stock, and on the 8% cumul. pref. stock suspended.
April 1 last dividends of 37He. were paid on the 514% and 6%
pref. stock, while 50c. a share was paid on the 8% preferred stock.
6%
shares, or the second largest on record for a Saturday half*
day session.
The occasion for the excitement on that day
On
Quarterly
Income
Aug. 11933.
Shares,
div. of 3c. a share, payable
quar. div. of 3Hc. a share was declared.
Inc.—Quar.
Three months ago a
Queen Dyeing Co., Providence, R. I.—Quar. dividend due June 1 1933
on the 7% cumul. pref. stock has been deferred with the
approval of the
majority of the preferred stockholders.
Rich
Ice Cream Co.—Quar. div. on
from 35c. a share to 25c. a share.
the no par common stock reduced
Socony-Vacuum Corp.—Quar. div. of 10c.
share on the capital stock
a
omitted.
Southern Colorado Power Co.—Dividend
reduced from $1.25 a share to $1 a share.
Southeastern
Massachusetts
Power
the
on
Co.—Quar.
div.
on
South Penn Oil Co.—Quar. div. on the capital stock reduced from 25c.
share to 20c.
a
share.
Standard Gas & Electric Co.—Quar. div. of $1 a share on the $4 cumul.
preferred stock of no par value, omitted.
Standard Oil Co. of Calif.
(Del.).—Quar. div.
on
the no par common
stock reduced from 50c. a share to 25c. a share.
St. Louis Cotton Compress Co.—Annual dividend on the capital stock
reduced from 4% a share paid on April 20 1932 to 2% a share paid on
May 4 1933.
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge Co.—Quar. divs.
no par common
the class A stock and on the
share to 25c. a share.
on
stock reduced from 50c. a
Timken Roller Bearing Co.—Quar. div. on the no par capital stock due
June 15 1933, reduced from 25c. a share to 15c. a share.
Two-Year Shares Corp.—Two year Trust Shares declared a dividend of
20c. a share due May 15 1933.
A distribution of 27c. a share was made on
Nov. 15 1932.
Union Tank Car Co.—Quar. div. of 30c. a share on the no par common
stock due June 1 1933.
This compares with a quar. div. of 35c. a share
paid
on
United Fruit Co.—Action
stock of
on the quarterly dividend due July 15 1933 on the
par value postponed until June 12 1933.
Previously
quarterly distributions of 50c. a share on this issue.
no
the company made
United Gas Corp.—Quar. div. of 25c. a share on
the $7 cumul. non-voting
1933 omitted.
preferred stock due June 1
United Guaranty Corp.—Semi-annual dividend of $2 a share
1933 on the $4 cumul. pref. stock of no par value, omitted.
due May 15
United States Products Corp.—Action deferred on the $7 cumul. conv.
16t pref. stock and on the $8 cumul. conv. 2nd pref. stock.
Reg. quar
divs. of $1.75 a share and $2 a share, respectively, were made on these
issues.
•
'
Waldorf System, Inc.—Quar. div. of 25c. a share on the no par common
subsidiary, have deferred the reg. quar.
"A" pref. stock of no par
a
the $6 cumul. series
Dairy Products,
div. of $1.50 a share on
value.
West Ohio Gas Co.—Quar. div. of $1.75 a share on the
stock omitted.
Wisconsin
Power
&
stock reduced from
COURSE
OF
7% cumul. pref.
Light Co.—Quar. divs. on the 6% cumul. pref.
$1
share to 75c. a share and on the 7%
a
pref. stock from $1.16 2-3
THE
a
share to 87Hc.
a
cumul.
share.
THE STOCK MARKET DURING MAY
The buoyancy and
1933.
bullish enthusiasm which was such a
marked feature of the trading on the New
York Stock Ex¬
change dUringApril widened and extended during the month
of May and finally swept everything before it.
Further spec¬
tacular and sensational advances occurred,
and
new
and still
•higher levels of prices were established nearly every day,
outdistancing previous high peaks for 1933, and in many
cases
for much longer periods of time.
end the month
tions
mere
as
From beginning to
of unalloyed buoyancy, such interrup¬
was one
occurred to the upward trend
being in the nature of
temporary setbacks, which quickly gave place to the
resumption of the forward
transactions reached
course
of prices.
The month's
aggregate, according to the official
an
records, of 104,213.954 shares, being the heaviest total of any
since
April 1930, when the dealings aggregated
111,041,000 shares, and comparing with the record for all
month
time established in October 1929, while the stock market col¬
lapse was under way, when the dealings aggregated 141,668,410 shares.
In
May 1932 trading aggregated only
23.136.913 shares; in May 1931, 46,659,525 shares; in May
1930, 78,340,030 shares, and even back in May 1929 no more
than 91,283,550 shares, which last will furnish an idea of
the magnitude of the 1933 business.
On the New York Curb
Exchange the dealings
volume
since
March
14,089,000 shares.
12,601,139 shares,
were
1931,
when
the
sales
In May 1932 the sales
on
the largest
amounted
to
the Curb Ex¬
change
were 3,251,890 shares; in May 1931. 8.117.2S8 shares;
May 1930, 22,763,240 shares, and in May 1929, 35,954.099
in
shares.
The bond market
and the rise
just
in prices
spectacular.
as
was as
in the
active
as
the stock market,
of the low-priced issues
On the New York Stock Exchange the
case
bond dealings during
May reached $377,017,900.
This com¬
pares with $261,621,400 in May 1932; $238,708,000 in May
1931; $220,432,200 in May 1930, and $226,877,450 in May
1929.
On
the New York
Curb Exchange the bond sales in
May 1933 were $107,054,000 against $64,924,000 in May 1932;
$87,804,000 in May 1931; $71,893,000 in May 1930. and $37,250.000 in May 1929.
There
on
were
The
underlying causes of the great
the
same
which
those
as
started
speculative revival
the
market
on
its
upward swing during April.
The market the whole time was
under the influence of the inflationary policies which were
being arranged in Washington and which took an everwidening scope.
These provided for many different kinds
of inflation on the theory that thereby, along with the de¬
preciation of the American dollar, commodity prices as well
as security values could be abundantly advanced.
The gen¬
eral
public had faith that this could be done, and
desirous of seeing the movement succeed.
At the
was
also
time
same
the steady rise of the
foreign exchanges against New York,
meaning steady depreciation of the American dollar, which
was part of the Washington Administration's
policy for rais¬
ing prices in this country, which adverse movement of the
exchanges, continued throughout the month, served further
to promote the
speculative propensity and to increase faith
it, since it appeared to be tangible evidence going to show
that the Washington policy would find full fruition in the
United States.
One illustration of the way these events were
influencing the
course
of speculation had come on the closing
business day of the previous month (on Saturday,
April 29),
related in our review for the month of April, when the
as
foreign exchanges fell into
several
days during the month when the sales
the New York Stock
Exchange exceeded 6,000,000 shares,
and, as it happened, the first day of the month (May 1) and
the last two business days of the month belong in this cate¬
typifying the activity for which nearly the whole
was distinguished.
On May 1 the sales were 6.052.010
shares, and on May 29 and May 31. respectively (May 30
gory,
month
having been Memorial Day and a 'holiday),
they were
6,953,640 shares and 6,076,350 shares.
May 11 was another
day when the sales ran in excess of 6,000,000 shares, the
still
vanced
further
a
against
new
the
state
United
of
panic and ad¬
States,
the
stock
market responding with a further sharp rise in prices.' The
speculative enthusiasm thus aroused was carried into the
month,
new
stock omitted.
Western Dairy Products Co.—Directors of the Western
Inc.,
its upward course.
in
June 1 1932.
common
in the enumeration of striking events for
There was a number of .days when
trading was less animated and when the sales ran only a
little in excess of 2,000,000 shares, but these were generally
periods of temporary reaction during which there was
always a falling off in the volume of business, as if in the
great excitement the market was taking a breathing spell on
were
the common stock reduced from 63c. a share to 50c. a share.
a
will also appear
the month further below.
7% cumul. pref. stock
Electric
&
exceptional size, namely, Saturday, May 27, when the
hours' trading reached 4,311,340
transactions during the two
share.
a
of
was
Public Service Corp. of New Jersey.—Quar. div. on the no par common
a
The
been 6,163.850 shares.
reasons for
Provident
stock reduced from 80c.
13
REVIEW
and
the
following
Monday (the first day of
Exchange reached 6,052,010
shares, making it one of the big days of the month, as already
related.
As another illustration going to show how7
every
adverse turn of the foreign exchanges, or
any new develop¬
June)
the sales
on
the
Stock
ment in the inflation program, served to start the stock mar¬
ket up anew7, the passage of the inflation bill in the House
of Representatives on
Wednesday, May 3, by the overwhelm¬
followed by a new upward move¬
of great strength on Thursday, May
4, following some
ing vote of 307 to 86,
ment
was
weakness in the interval since Monday, May 1.
Multiplying signs of trade revival in the commodity mar¬
kets, many from independent causes, but also influenced
more or less by the
general speculative fever, served further
to add to the
buoyancy of the stock market.
On May 11,
which, as already noted, was one of the days of greatest
activity, with the share sales running above 6,000,000 shares,
a
new
poor
speculative rise occurred, based in the main on the
w7inter wheat crop issued by the Department of
Agri¬
culture at Washington, after the close of business the
day
before.
The Department stated that the indications
pointed
to
a
very
winter w7heat crop of only 337,485.000
bushels, differing
slightly from the estimate a month earlier of 334,087,000
bushels, leaving the
A notable rise in
crop
the smallest in any
year
since 1904.
wheat prices on that
day the July option
touching 75%c. as against 71 ^c. the day before,
and cotton, rubber and several other
commodities also soar¬
ing upw7ard, acted as a further stimulus, as did the
passage
by both Houses of Congress of the Farm Relief Bill with its
for wheat
provision for several different kinds of inflation.
A
very
pronounced state of exuberance
developed all around as a
consequence.
About the same time the fact that the Union
Pacific RR. had declared a
quarterly dividend of $1.50 a
share, the same as before, served still further to
bullish enthusiasm,
the
increase
also did the further adverse turn
of
as
foreign exchanges.
Accounts regarding the textile trades
encouraging, as also were the advices regarding
the steel trade, and rumor had it that
the American Woolen
were
very
Co. had orders booked
solidly ahead for five months.
About the middle of the
month, for a few days, the stock
speculation displayed
some
hesitancy, with trading on a re¬
Europe. The Ger¬
duced scale, due to the troubled outlook in
man
Chancellor,
address
before
Adolf
the
Hitler,
Reichstag
was
on
scheduled
to
make
an
Wednesday, May 17, the
Reichstag having been called in special session to hear
his
remarks.
This address
apprehension, in
view
was
of
looked forward to with
decided
the
belligerent attitude that the
Hitlerites had been displaying.
There
because of the fast developing
were
really fears that
hostility between Germany
leading countries of Europe, a new
European
war might be
precipitated at almost any time. As
reflecting
this, the stock market had been
reactionary and lower on
Saturday, May 13, and again on Monday and
Tuesday May
15 and May 16,
respectively. On the latter dav there'came
the news of the sending of a
special cable dispatch
and the other
which
President Roosevelt
were
neva.
was
addressing to the 54 potentates who
participating in the Disarmament
Conference/at Ge
which for
over a
year had been
barren of results
In
MONTHLY
14
Roosevelt made an urgent appeal for dis¬
the menace of an¬
this 'address Mr.
armament all around in order to remove
general conflagration in Europe. Mr. Roosevelt's mes¬
sage was evidently timed with a view to modifying the tem¬
per and utterances of Chancellor Hitler, in his address on
May 17, and in this the message was successful, as the Ger¬
man Chancellor declared unqualified approval of the Roose¬
other
velt
The Hitler address was
May 17, and had the
sharp upward spurt in stocks on that day.
propositions for disarmament.
received by a radio broadcast early on
effect of causing a
A further favorable feature on the same
day, and tending
stimulate the rise in stocks, was the action of
further to
the American Tel. & Tel. 'Co. in
maintaining the quarterly
9% per year. The probable course of
the directors of the company, with respect to this dividend,
had been looked forward to with much interest, and the
fact that the dividend rate was continued at the old figure,
2%%,
dividend at
in face of
or
heavily reduced earnings, was taken to indicate
had faith that the signs
that the directors of the company
of recovery in trade and
on
business, which were multiplying
side, would continue to make progress, thereby cor¬
every
respondingly improving the outlook for the American Tel. &
Tel. Co.
For a time now the commercial markets displayed
a
soberer tone, and the stock market
REVIEW
better returns as to net for
stocks
in the
virtually everything combined
price of crude rubber, and so
to foster speculation for higher prices.
Of the stocks dealt in on the New York Stock
to the end of May the
rise from 46.85 March 2
to 84.42 May 29, with the close May 31 at 81.43.
As perhaps
the best indication of all of the wonderful appreciation in
security values that occurred during April and May, the elab¬
orate compilations prepared by the New York Stock Ex¬
change show that as of June 1 the shares listed on the Ex¬
change had a market value of $32,473,061,395 against $26,815,110,054 on May 1, and only $19,914,893,399 on April 1,
showing an increase for the two months of over 12% billion
For the calendar year up
for the 50 stocks show a
averages
In the closing
portion of the month, however, the bullish
enthusiasm was renewed in a way and on a scale that sur¬
passed all the previous moves of the kind during the month.
The foreign exchanges once more turned strongly against
New York, reflecting further depreciation of the American
dollar,
been
a
development which in ordinary times would have
regarded as
looked
upon
as
a depressing influence, but which was now
evidence that the policy of inflation was
Rumors also gained currency that
bearing the fruit desired.
the Reserve banks had been definitely
launched
on
the
cam¬
paign of extending their open market operations, in the pur¬
amounts of United
chase of additional
These
securities.
rumors
States Government
found definite confirmation at the
Treasury Department on Tuesday, May 23, and the result
was
on
that prices swung
upward again with considerable force
Wednesday, May 24, and the rise was carried still fur¬
ther
on
Thursday, May 25, even though the grain markets
once more
showed
a
weakening tendency.
On Friday, May
26, there came the further incentive to bullish enthusiasm in
news that the New York Federal Reserve Bank had, after
the close of business the day before, reduced its discount rate
from 3% to
2%%, apparently with the view to making the
inflationary moves more effective.
Later in the same day
there came what might be called the "piece de resistance,"
in
a
statement from Washington that a bill had been intro¬
duced in
Congress, at President Roosevelt's request, which
provided for taking the country off the gold basis by statute.
This had the effect the next day (Saturday, May 27) of
swinging prices upward with accelerated force, and making
the day one of the most noteworthy in Stock Exchange his¬
^
Exchange,
no less than 985 attained new high records for 1933
(and
many of them new high records for much longer periods)
during the month, while only 24 stocks dropped to new low
levels for 1933.
On the New York Curb Exchange, 508
stocks advanced to new high levels for 1933 and only 51
stocks dipped to new low figures.
Taking the averages for
the 50 stocks compiled by the New York "Times,' the lowest
figures of the month were recorded on either May 1 or
May 2, and the highest figures either on May 29 or on May 31.
The low for the 25 railroad stocks averaged 26.25 May 1 and
the high was touched May 31 at 36.22, with the close the same
day at 34.80.
The low for the 25 industrial stocks was
108.66 on May 2, and the high 133.08 May 29, with the close
May 31 at 128.06, while the low for the 50 stocks combined
was 67.60 May 2 and the high 84.42 May 29, with the close
May 31 at 81.43. The New York "Times" says that at the
close of May prices were around the best levels since Novem¬
ber 1931.
also quieted down.
subsequent months with the car-
loadings now running larger than in 1932. The rubber
had to their advantage the great rise which occurred
r
dollars.
the separate stocks are concerned, the
low figures
the high
figures at the close of the month, the same as in the aver¬
ages of the 50 selected stocks, thus emphasizing the sustained
character of the upward movement from beginning to end
As far
as
rule
as a
were
American Tel. & Tel. sold up from
of the month.
to
made at the beginning of May, and
98% May 3
120% May 29; United States Steel common from 45%
May 9 to 53% May 31, and the preferred from 79% May 3 to
97% May 29; J. I. Case Threshing Machine from 55% May 2
to 74% May 27; American Can from 77% May 8 to 93%
May 29; E. I. du Pont de Nemours from 52% May 2 to 79%
May 27; General Electric from 18% May 9 to 23% May 31;
Consolidated Gas of New York from 49% May 1 to 57%
May 31; Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing from 34%
May 9 to 45% May 31, and Allied Chemical & Dye from 87
May 9 to 109% May 24. In the railroad list there were also
many noteworthy advances.
New York Central rose from
24 May
2 to 36% May 31; Union Pacific from 77 May 1 to 112
May 27; Atchison from 50% May 1 to 70 May 27; Delaware &
9 to 75% May 31; Southern Pacific
Hudson from 59 May
from
in prices in this country both of securities and of commodi¬
May 31; Baltimore & Ohio from
Chesapeake & Ohio from 32% May 1
to 37% May 31; Illinois Central from 17% May 1 to 32%
May 31; New Haven from 17% May 1 to 26% May 31; Great
Northern from 14% May 9 to 23% May 29; Northern Pacific
from 17% May 8 to 24% May 31, and Southern Railway from
12% May 9 to 17% May 25.
The bond market, as already indicated, shared with the
stock market in the general buoyancy and notable apprecia¬
tion in values, the low-priced issues being especially favored
in that respect.
The Rock Island issues may be mentioned
as one of the exceptions, this being due to the action of the
Railroad Credit Corporation in refusing to make any further
loans to the company, besides which the Reconstruction Fi¬
nance Corporation early in June also refused to extend any
ties.
further
tory, the total of the trading reaching, as already related
further above, next to the
largest
record for a Saturday
half-holiday. It was in this new speculative furor that busi¬
ness on the Stock Exchange was conducted in the closing
on
days of the month, with the volume of trading of the
same
exceptional proportions as on the opening day of the month
(May 1), and with prices carried to new high figures, not
alone for 1933 but for two or three years back, in not a few
instances.
The foreign exchanges kept turning against the
United States,
still lower.
with the American dollar slumping lower and
This, of course, appealed to the fancy of those
carried away by the inflation frenzy on the theory that the
lower the American dollar went the greater would be the rise
Tuesday, May 30, being Memorial Day, was
and the
a holiday,
only American market of consequence open in the
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange, and
United States
was
this showed
further active speculation in cotton and an¬
a
other advance in
prices.
The European markets on their
part recorded the tendency of commodities still upward, the
American dollar still undergoing depreciation.
As a conse¬
quence, the speculation for higher prices on the Stock Ex¬
change on Wednesday, May 31, was carried to new high
peaks for the month. Trade accounts proved in the highest
degree encouraging, and all the commodity markets yielded
to the general influence of buoyancy.
The copper shares
were whirled up on a rise in the price of
copper to 7%c. a
pound, and the oil stocks attracted buying because of the
marking up of gasoline prices in New Jersey.
The "Iron
Age" reported the steel mills of the country engaged to 41%
of capacity, as against only 15% at the beginning of April.
Electric power production for the week ending May 27 made
the best comparison of the year, showing total production of
1,493,923,000 kilowatt hours, or 4.8% above the correspond¬
ing figure in 1932.
It seemed certain, too, that the carloadings for the same week, when compiled, would likewise show
another increase over the corresponding week of 1932, the
same as they had for the week
ending May 20. The railroad
group of stocks on many occasions
manifested special
strength, this being due to the circumstance that many dif¬
ferent roads in their reports for the current weeks of May
were able to show
larger carloadings than in the same week
of 1932, and also because quite a number of roads
(though
by no means all) were able to report improved net earnings
for the month of April in the face even of continued contrac¬
tion in the gross revenues, apparently foreshadowing even
19% May 1 to 26%
13 May 9 to 22 May 31;
accommodation to the road.
On the other hand,
the noteworthy advances those in the case of the
bonds of the Southern Railway Co. deserve especial mention.
among
Thus the development and general
4s, series A, after rising
29, touched 53% May 31.
Among foreign government obligations the French obliga¬
tions selling on the New York Stock Exchange list enjoyed
extra £harp advances on the news that the French Govern¬
from
17
24
Feb.
ment had decided
according
to
to
37
April
to pay
the coupons due June 1 in gold,
their terms,
notwithstanding that President
Roosevelt had decided that the gold clause must be elimi¬
nated in all payments of obligations, both past and present,
and, accordingly, payment in any form of legal tender would
answer for the purpose, the American dollar in all these
other forms having a greatly depreciated value.
In the fol¬
lowing table
we
indicate, as usual, the fluctuations for the
month in the different issues of United
and also in
a
States obligations,
large list of railroad and industrial bonds, and
considerable number, likewise, of foreign bond issues;
a
First
Government Bonds.
Range During May
1933.
Sale
Last
Sale
May 1.
Lowest.
Highest.
May 31.
First Liberty Loan—
3^8
4tfs
1932-1947
1932-1947
ioo»i»
101«ii
l00"«May
101*«uMay
1 102**,,May 24
1 102*°,,May 31
1 103*31 May 24
1 109**3,May 26
1 105«3iMay 29
102*<3i
102**n
Fourth Liberty Loan—
4^s o!
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
1938
1947-1952
102«.i
107»«
102**3,May
4#s
4s
1944-1954
103«ji
..1946-1956
1943-1947
101**u
103**„May
101»»iMay
100*11
100
1951-1955
95**n
1933
3%a
3f$s
3s
35^s
3%s
Treasury 3^s
Treasury
Treasury
1940-1943
1941-1943
1946-1949
107*31 May
May
95«»iMay
1 104*«,,May 12
1 102
May 24
1
103*n
109**ii
105**n
104*n
101**n
99*31 May 24
98**n
100*31
1 OO'ii May
1 102*31 May 24
I01*»ii
I00*u
100*3, May
97*»i May
1 102*31 May 31
1 100*3i May 24
101«n
97«ii
99**h
June, 1933.]
MONTHLY
Price
Lowest.
76 H
Bost & Maine 1st 5a
61
34)4
A C.1967
Ches <fc Ohio ref & lmpt 4Mb B *95
Chic Mllw <fe St P gen 4s ser A '89
Chic Mllw St P & Pac 5s A.. 1975
conv
4^8
83)4
4754
19)4
14H
50)4
35)4
35)4
A. 1949
ser
C C C & St L 4)4s series E..1977
Erie ref & lmpt 5s of 1927... 1967
Ref & lmpt 5s Of 1930
1975
Great North gen 4)4s ser E..1977
111 Cent C St L & N O 5s ser A '63
Kansas City Sou ref & lmpt 5s '60
Lehigh Valley (Pa)
Mo-Kan-Texas
55
37
N Y N H & H 1st & ref 4)4s.1967
N Y Ont & West ref 4s
1992
69)4
1978
83)4 May 11
52
May 31
75
May 27
92
May 24
60
May 31
36)4 May 27
26
May 25
65
May 31
47)4 May 31
47)4 May 31
64
May 29
66
May 27
79
May 29
48)4 May 27
5554 May 31
14)4 May 25
32
May 27
70)4 May 31
62
May 25
75)4 May 31
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
9
2
1
May
1
10)4 May
18)4 May
51)4 May
57)4 May
68)4 May
42)4
1054
18)4
53)4
57 54
Pennsylvania RR deb 4)4s._1970
42
93)4 May 24
3
35
May
45)4 May
60
May
54
May
37
May
51
adj 5s_.1967
1975
1
50)4 May
35)4 May
47)4
4s..2003
cons
cum
Missouri Pacific gen 4s
N Y C & St L 4)4s ser C
Highest.
85)4 May
74)4 May
34
May
59
May
83)4 May
47)4 May
19
May
14)4 May
8654
Balto & Ohio 1st gold 4s....1948
Convertible 4)4s
1960
Chic & N W
May 31
1933.
May 1
1995
ser
Price
Range for May.
1933.
Atch Top & S Fe gen 4a
of business on Thursday, May 25, gave notice of the lower¬
ing of its rediscount rate on all classes of bills from 3% per
Closing
Opening
Railroad and Industrial Bonds.
1
1
1
1
1
to 2%%, the change becoming effective the next
Friday, May 26, and on this latter date the Chicago Federal
Reserve Bank followed suit by reducing its rate from 3%%
to 3%, effective Saturday, May 27.
Somewhat later the
annum
92)4
82)4
51
75
Boston
90 X
33 X
1950
1978
1956
1952
60
Allegheny Corp coll tr 5s....1944
15
1654
15)4
3754
35
Southern Ry gen 4s ser A
Western Maryland 1st 4s
Collateral &
5s......1949
28
28
Amer & Foreign Power 5s...2030
40
7954
85)4
42 )4
Int Tel & Tel
40)4
conv
46
loan
64
conv
deb 4)4s.l939
Paramount Famous Lasky 6s 1947
Warner Bros Pictures 6s
1939
3
May
May 11
83
3
May
1
42)4 May
4
38)4 May
6
1
May
2
23)4 May
2454
Foreign Bonds—
Antloqula (Dept) 7s ser A... 1945
Argentine (Govt) 6s ser A... 1957
1
May
56
6
56
8)4 May
56
May
55)4 May
..1962
50
80
80
External
1959
5)4s
Australia 5s of 1925
External 4Mb of 1928
..1956
32
1947
1957
68
1958
5s.
Sinking fund 5s
68
Chile (Republic) 6s
Sept 1961
External sinking fund 6s-.1963
8)4
8
External sinking fund 6s__1960
8)4
French Republic extl 7)4s... 1941
External 7s of 1924
1949
German (Republic) 7s
131
130
from % of
65)4
4554
1949
German Govt internat 5)4s..l965
New South Wales (State) 5s. 1957
77)4
External sinking fund 5s.. 1958
77
Queensland (State) ext 7s... 1941
External
93)4
1947
6s
Rio Grande do Sul 8s
1946
"2954"
VOLUME OF BUSINESS
104,213,954
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad & mlscell
260,918,000
2
3
25
1
42
THE
ON
Month of May—
Stock Sales—No.of shares
87
May
16)4 May
2954 May
1946
Uruguay (Republic) 8s
83
83)4
76,643,500
United States Govt
39,456,400
time
obtainable
at
deposits would be reduced
extraordinary financial measures
Government at Washington,. such as the
the
United States securities held abroad would be
coupons on
refused
on
by the United States Treasury, the enactment of
90
the Farm Relief bill with its
several different
kinds
inflationary rider authorizing
inflation
of
and for reducing the
dollar, and the introduction of bills
in Congress at the instance of the President for
taking the
country off the gold basis by statutory enactment, which
1132321079865430
654
gold
11
in
13
58)4
59 54
54
83
82)4
77)4
content
the
7)4
9)4
31)4
28)4
71
not
of
the
remote past
very
would
have
been
considered
deeply disturbing
events, were without influence in any
branch of the money market.
On the contrary, they were
regarded with favor quite generally as indicating the carry¬
ing out of the President's
program extending banking and
and thereby, as claimed, furnishing a
basis for higher levels of values in the
commodity and
security markets alike.
Very little attention was given to
the deeper import of all these measures when
they shall
credit
27
facilities,
obtain full
-
'io k"
10
sway, and providing, as they do, for the use of
the printing presses in such a
ready way for the issuing
and
10
127
1
1
127)4
57)4
38)4
80
78)4
93)4
marketing of Government obligations in all their varied
character which in the past history of the world has
always
been the certain forerunner of financial disaster.
Other phases of the money market
partook of the
characteristic of extreme
the time loan division
the middle
-
25
of
the
ease
for
month,
as
same
the call loan division.
In
security loans there was, after
a faint trace at one time of a
hardening of the rate for loans of short dates, but this
quickly disappeared, and, as a matter of fact, only an occa¬
.
sional
1930.
78,340.030
transaction was recorded in time loanls, quotations
being purely nominal, but nevertheless ruling at exception¬
ally low levels.
$
S
166,062,700
47,490,500
6,879,000
161,647,000
62,823,100
14,237,900
114,961,000
59,851,000
86,809,400
the
various
54
May 27
May 29
46,659,525
$
$
State, munlc. & foreign
43 H
May 27
1931.
23,136,913
all
was
May 1 that licenses for the export of
gold to meet maturing Government obligations or interest
80)4
STOCK EXCHANGE.
1932.
1933.
adopted by
47 )4
May 31
May
4
May
1
May 27
May 27
May
5
May 27
May 31
May 29
the
52
May 29
May 27
May
money
1% per annum to %%.
of
announcement
69)4
8)4 May 29
May 31
May
Exchange throughout
that the rate of interest allowed on
49
10
1
call
18)4
17)4
May 31
May
Stock
York
70
75 X
31
3
32)4
May
22
1
May
29)4
65)4 May 13 71
66)4 May 16 69
7
5
10)4
May
5
7)4 May
1054
4
11
7
May
118
8 133)4
May
8 131
117)4 May
55)4 May 12 65)4
35)4 May 15 4554
75
May 15 81
75)4 May 18 80)4
91
May 24 95)4
New
30)4
51
24
22
..1957
6)4a of 1927
Brisbane (City)
26)4 May 17
5
2
May
6)4 May 11
554
6)4
24)4
1969
...1941
1
9
the
on
of
60
13
May 27
62)4 May 26
6254 May 26
68
May 26
83)4 May 29
83
May 27
79
May
1
34
May
3
2
,
1%. One effect of all this was that the New York
Clearing House on May 31 found it incumbent to give notice
32
1
May
78)4 May 12
7754 May 12
73)4 May 18
75
1958
Berlin (City) ext s f 6s
Bolivia (Republic) ext 7s
External 8s
Brazil external 8s
rate
Exchange
13
51)4 May 31
13
May 29
50
1955
External loan 5s of 1927..-1957
6s of June 1925
from
reduced
the month ranged unchanged at 1%, while outside the Stock
70%
46)4
55)4
53)4 May 31
70)4 May 25
49)4 May 31
44)4 May 31
48)4 May 29
81)4 May 29
90)4 May 27
55)4 May 26
78
banks
Stock speculation became very active,
rapidly rising prices, but this was reflected in Stock
Exchange borrowing in only a moderate way, and the call
65
May 27
18)4 May 31
38
Bklyn Union Elev 1st 5s
1950
Dodge Bros conv deb 6s
1940
Internat Paper 5s ser A & B.1947
Reserve
at
46)4
19
May 18
14)4 May 22
2
36)4 May
60
1
May
2
34)4 May
Francisco
cisco Bank June 2.
21H
63 X
News
General 4s series A
San
and
3%% to 3%, the first effective June 1, and the San Fran¬
60
St Louis-San Francisco—
Con 4)4s series A
15
REVIEW
At
the close
quotations
%
of
were
1%
of
for
the month these nominal
loans of 30 and 60
days,
94(5)1% for 90 days and four months, and 1@1%% for five
months and six months.
Total bond sales
377,017,900
Jan. 1 to May 31—
Stock sales—No.of shares
Bond sales (par value)—
215,239,599
Railroad & mlscell
220,432,200
273,349,666
153,717,978
416,075,460
787,155,900
310,831,000
236,954,700
$
$
$
$
State, munlc. & foreign
United States Govt
238,708,000
261,621,400
902,778,500
285,602,500
47,570,000
759,752,000
316,203,600
73,173,050
639,446,300
305,795,500
333,546,500
DAILY
RECORD
OF
Rates
TIME
on
May
1933.
5 Months.
1
Total bond sales
1,334,941,600 1,278,788,300 1,149,128,650 1,235,951,000
1
ON THE CURB EXCHANGE.
BUSINESS
OF
Month of May—
1933.
12,601,139
Domestic.
$
%
$
8
99,026,000
4,433,000
3,595,000
58,582,000
1,840,000
4,502,000
81,843,000
2,874,000
3,087,000
64,405,000
4,117,000
3,371,000
107,054,000
64,924,000
87,804,000
71,893,000
26,909,498
21,580,144
55,021,235
117,127,915
Jan. 1 to May 31—
Stocksales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par value)—
$
Foreign Government..
Foreign corporate
Total bond sales
H@1
401,757,000
$
%
$
367,183,000
15,683,000
18,891,000
311,110,000
22,750,000
22,100,000
390,876,000
11,734,000
17,458,000
319,644,000
11,874,000
16,421,000
355,960,000
420,068,000
347,939,000
THE MONEY MARKET DURING MAY 1933.
new
money
factors of importance
developed in the New York
market during May, and the condition remained one
of profound ease, with rates inordinately low
in all branches
of lending, with indications pointing to still greater,
be
possible, if
any
change at all should
occur.
istration at Washington was unqualifiedly
policy of credit inflation,
effect
to
this
policy.
and
On
May
if that
The Admin¬
committed to
a
proceeded to give definite
23
news
came
from
the
@1)4
III""
been authorized to resume purchases of United States Gov¬
ernment
securities, with the amount for immmediate
chase put at
Federal
pur¬
Reserve
banks
for
the
week
ending
Wednesday
Thursday evening,
night, May 24, when it appeared on
May 25, showed that the total of the holdings of Govern¬
ment securities had been increased
by just that amount, or
The following week $27,-
tin exact
figures, by $25,114,000.
866,000 more United States securities
further
indication
of
the
were
determination
acquired.
to
As
a
give effect to
Inflationary tendencies, and to make credit cheap and easy,
even though monetary congestion was
everywhere in evi¬
dence, the New York Federal Reserve Bank, after the close
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54@1
Satur day
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3A
3A
34@1
J4@l
Holi day
3A
CALL
May
54@1
LOANS
Low.
ON
THE
High.
1
NEW
Renewal.
1
2...
3A@ 1
YORK
STOCK
May.
EXCHANGE.
Low.
High.
17.
1
1
20.
5
1
1
19.
1
21.
1
Saturday
Sunday
22.
Saturday
Sunday
....
7
Renewal.
1
18.
3
6
$25,000,000 and the condition statement of the
@1)4
1
X@1
H@1
4_i.
Treasury Department that the Federal Reserve banks had
1
1)4
3A@ 1
25
No
1
@1)4
@1)4
@1)4
@1)4
@1)4
@1)4
Satur day
Sun day
9
12
Domestic
54@1
5
22,763,240
8,117,288
3,251,890
$
Foreign Government—
Foreign corporate
Total bond sales
3A
4
1930.
1931.
1932.
6 Months.
1
3A
6
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par value)—
1
@1)4
@1)4
1
2
3
VOLUME
LOAN RATES.
Mixed Collateral.
1
23.
1
8
1
24.
1
9
1
25.
1
1
26.
1
10..
1
27.
1
28.
Saturday
Sunday
Saturday
Sunday
29.
30.
1
1
Holiday
31.
1
1
The demand for commercial paper increased a
trifle, and
while the supply of paper also was somewhat
larger
nevertheless
dealers.
remained
Rates
at
insufficient
the close
of
to
meet
the month
the
were
it
needs
of
1%% for
MONTHLY
16
extra choice
running from four to six months, and
names
Reports received by
2@2}4% for names less well known.
Federal Reserve Bank from commercial paper
the New York
public on May 19 showed
market commercial paper
outstanding on April 30, which compared with $71,900,000
March 31, $84,200,000 Feb. 28, and with $107,800,000 on
April 30 of the previous year.
There were no new developments of moment in the mar¬
ket for bankers' acceptances.
There was never any very
urgent demand for bills, but at the same time the offerings
remained very limited and no change in the open market
rates for acceptances occurred, the American Acceptance
Council continuing its quotations at %% bid and %% per
annum asked
for 30-day, 60-day and 90-day acceptances,
and %% bid and %% asked for 120 days, and 1%% bid
dealers tabulated for release to the
total of only $64,000,000 of open
a
though a reduc¬
The report of the
and 1% asked for 150 days and 180 days,
% of 1%
tion of
American
made all around.
was
Acceptance Council, made public on May 18, re¬
April in the volume
of bankers' acceptances outstanding amounting to $25,695,866, raising the total April 30 to $696,813,357, or only
$13,000,000 below the amount oustanding at the end of the
previous December.
Robert H. Bean, Executive Secretary
of the 'Council, in commenting on the figures, remarked that
although the increase for the month was of moderate pro¬
portions, there was significance in tlhe fact that the gain
was made up of increases in all types of acceptance! financ¬
ing.
The largest item of increase was in the volume of
acceptances created against warehouse receipts for staple
commodities in storage.
These bills increased $14,830,110.
vealed
an
There
increase during the month of
was
finance
also
in
gain
a
of
the volume
bills drawn to
stored abroad or shipped between foreign
countries, this total having risen $3,566,492 during the
month.
Mr. Bean thought the acceptance business would
goods
quickly reflect the increase in commodity prices now observ¬
able in practically all of the principal commodities, and
deemed it not unlikely that some of the current increase
might be ascribed to the change in price levels.
There was,
furthermore, an indication that acceptance credits were
being considered for many of the important crop and com¬
modity requirements where straight borrowing had been
used heretofore.
This was apparent from preliminary in¬
quiries for cotton and wheat credits to be availed of as
the season advances.
Acceptance banks held of their own
bills on April 29 $205,747,336, and of the bills of other banks
$198,504,994, a combined gain of $143,000,000 over the hold¬
ings of the same banks at the end of March.
The holdings of acceptances by the Federal Reserve banks
continued to decline, the buying rate for acceptances by
the New York Federal Reserve Bank remaining away above
open
market rates for
came
to the Reserve
be
noted
that
when
its
buying
rates
for
that no
so
old bills matured.
as
new
3% to 2y2%
bills
It should
New York Reserve Bank
the
rate from
rediscount
its
acceptances,
Bank
lowered
May 26, it kept
unchanged, these rates
acceptances
on
being 2% for bills running from one to 90 days, 2%% for
91 to 120 days, and 2%% for bills due in 121 to 180 days.
The Federal Reserve banks' holdings of acceptances, after
the
big drop in April, suffered a further reduction during
May, and on May 31 were down to $19,862,000 as against
$177,450,000 on April 26 and $417,289,000 on March 8. The
holdings of acceptances on behalf of foreign central banks
also underwent further contraction,
probably for the double
that the yield proved less attractive and that offer¬
reason
ings of bills
were very
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back
reduction
2ya%.
to
Federal Reserve Bank of
The
Chicago, closely followed the action of the New York Re¬
serve Bank.
On Friday, May 26, it announced the lowering
of its rate from
3%% to 3%.
The change became effective
Saturday, May 27.
On May 31, the Boston Federal
serve Bank reduced from 3%% to 3% effective Junel
on
Re¬
and
the San Francisco Reserve Bank on June 2 also reduced from
3y2% to 3%. The other Federal Reserve Banks kept their
unchanged at 3%%.
rates
RATES
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May 13.
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There was a further
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2
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2X
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contraction in the volume of Reserve
natural seeing that the huge vol¬
during the acute period of the
bank crisis in March had served its purpose and that there
was no longer any need for more than the normal amount
of Reserve bank credit, the position of the Reserve Banks
themselves and of the member banks alike having been
credit outstanding as was
ume
of extra credit put out
in
strengthened
greatly
the
interval.
significance,
fact
The
however, of the contraction during May lies in the
that it occured in face of the putting into effect of the
Ad-
inflation of Reserve credit through
the open market operations of the Reserve Banks.
On Tues¬
day, May 23, Washington advices said that the Reserve
authorities had been "authorized" to resume purchases of
U. S. Government securities and that the inauguration of
minstration policy of the
the program
would be marked by the acquisition of $25,000S. Government securities and the Fed¬
returns for the week ending Wednesday, May
000 of additional U.
eral Reserve
24, showed that the purchases had reached exactly $25,114,000. In the week ending May 31 there were further purchases
in amount of
of
reserve
and
$27,866,000.
But curiously enough the amount
total of bill
credit outstanding as measured by the
security holdings during the earlier week was actually
the sum of $27,845,000 and in the week ending
reduced in
May 31 by $5,688,000 notwithstanding these acquisitions of
additional U. S. securities.
The contraction was due to the
circumstance that the member banks reduced
their borrow¬
ing at the Federal Reserve institutions and that the Reserve
banks' holdings of acceptances were also heavily diminished.
The result was to demonstrate that it is easier to decree a
policy of inflation than to put it into effect.
The amount
of Reserve credit outstanding, as measured by the total of
the bill and security
holdings, declined from $2,404,974,000
26 to $2,221,925,000 May 24, and to $2,216,237,000
May 31 in face of the acquisition of the additional United
States securities referred to.
Total holdings of United
April
States securities were
$1,889,578,000 May 31 against $1,837,-
072,000 April 26, but the discount holdings of the 12 Reserve
banks, reflecting member bank borrowing, were dowrn from
$385,001,000 April 26 to $301,974,000 May 31, and the hold¬
BANKERS'
ACCEPTANCES.
ings of acceptances dropped from $177,450,000 April 26 to
The effect of the purchase of new
Government securities was of
increase the reserves of the member banks, they
$19,862,000 May 31.
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939,000 May 3, increased each week thereafter, and May 24
were 2,194.390,000, after which, however, they fell back to
continued
to
undergo
contraction,
the
total
falling from
$3,424,114,000 April 26 to $3,203,102,000 May 31, though as
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28
receiving the proceeds paid for the securities acquired, and
member bank reserves with the Federal Reserve institu¬
$2,166,721,000 May 31 diminishing correspondingly the need
of borrowing at the Reserve banks.
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volumes
partial offset to this the amount of Federal Reserve bank
notes in circulation and against which no cash reserves
required, increased from $36,798,000 April 26 to $96,The Reserve institutions were also able
further to enlarge their holdings of gold.
These gold hold¬
are
280,000 May 31.
ings increased from $3,396,338,000 April 26 to $3,519,898,000
May 31,
and
explaining these increases from week
as
to
week, although there are now no imports of the metal of any
great consequence and the hoarded gold would appear to
all dislodged, the New York "Times," in
its financial column, had an item saying that it has devel¬
have been nearly
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oped that under the Thomas amendment to the Farm Relief
Act, which makes all coin and currency legal tender, it is
As
already indicated, several of the Federal Reserve Banks
possible for the Treasury to substitute other forms of cur¬
reduced their rediscount rates the latter part of May or the
rency
beginning of June.
against National bank notes and other Treasury currencies.
On Thursday, May 25, the New York
Federal Reserve Bank reduced its rediscount rate from 3%
to 2Y2.
At the time of the acute banking crisis on Mar. 2
the rate
was
duction to 3%
raised from 2%%-to
was
made
on
3%%, from which
Apr. 7, followed
now
by
a
a
of the gold that it has held
some
as
reserves
Upon making the substitution the Treasury deposited gold
certificates with the Federal Reserve banks.
With the gold
re¬
further
for
of
Federal
holdings larger and the liability on account
outstanding diminished, the ratio of re-
notes
June/ 1933.]
to
serves
bined
MONTHLY
deposit and Federal Reserve note liabilities
was
further improved
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authorities were very anxious to put a restraint on the
rising tendency; if they did not actively intervene to hold
the rise in check the early part of the
month, they cer¬
tainly did the latter part, when tihe developments on this
com¬
notwithstanding the increased
liability
of
on deposit account, this last following by reason
larger member bank reserves, which constitute the
the
main item in the deposit column.
It deserves to be pointed
out, however, that beginning with the week ending May 17
a change in the method of
computing reserves was made,
the effect
ferred
the
of
to.
which
is
to increase somewhat
Previously it
computation
item
an
the
ratio
termed
non-reserve
cash,
accordingly swelling the ratio of total gold reserves
deposit and Federal Reserve note liabili¬
The non-reserve cash
method it is found that
against 64.5% April 26 the
as
ratio thus combined for May 31 was
68.0%.
It should perhaps also be pointed out that
during May
the Federal Reserve authorities returned to the
practice of
furnishing full returns once more for the member banks
of the system.
During tihe whole of the period of the bank¬
ing crisis the Reserve Board continued to furnish the fig¬
for the member
ures
banks in
banks in New York and
the member
Chicago, but could not give complete tabulations
for the 110 banks in the leading cities
throughout the coun¬
try which had
tions
of
the
long furnished the basis for its compila¬
so
member
banks.
Return
to
the
old
practice
occurred in the statement for the week
ending May 10, and
statement covered banks in
it then appeared that the new
only 90 leading cities, instead of the 101 leading cities for¬
merly included in the totals.
The 90 cities now included
in the statement
those in which
are
ing banks have been licensed to
tions.
It
merly
all,
nearly all, report¬
or
full
resume
banking
opera¬
explained that licensed member banks for¬
was
included
in
condition statement of reporting
leading cities but not now included
weekly statement had total loans and investments of
$711,000,000, and net demand, time and Government deposits
member banks for
the
101
in the
of $650,000,000 on May 10, indicating that the change to the
smaller number of cities involved a considerable reduction
in the totals.
With reference to brokers' loans for the
banks
in
Federal
New
reporting member
compiled by the New York
York
City, as
Bank, the revival of
Reserve
speculation
the
on
New York Stock Exchange did not bring
any such increase
in borrowing on Stock Exchange account as
might have
been
expected.
As
against
$461,000,000
April
26,
these
brokers' loans for tihe reporting member banks in New York
City increased to $618,000,000 May 17, then dropped to
$563,000,000 May 24, and were $635,000,000 May 31.
Ac¬
cording to the New York Stock Exchange's own compila¬
tion, which appears only once a month, the expansion in
broker
borrowing was somewhat larger, and yet moderate.
These figures show that borrowing by Stock
Exchange mem¬
bers
collateral, contracted for and carried in New York,
on May 31 as against $322,492,188
on
aggregated $528,509,438
at
the
close
of
business
April 29,
on
funds
and $310,961,581
on
March 31.
OF STERLING
Sterling exchange,
changes, during May
EXCHANGE DURING MAY.
below its old
that
and,
being
gold value, and there were numerous events
indicating that Washington endeavors were
kind
directed
earnest
and
to
that
resolute
end
in
and
his
that
Mr.
Roosevelt
determination
to
such
a state of
things.
The American dollar was increas¬
ingly wreak in terms of sterling and of most of the other
leading European currencies.
The dollar received many
heavy blows of that kind, and confidence in its value
and confused
ous
fact,
the
state
of
to what
as
maneuvers
on
foreign
this
demoralization
break in the dollar.
the
probable status
In
of
On the last business day of the previous
month, namely,
Saturday, April 27, cable transfers on London had advanced
another 7c. on the development of a new scare as to what
was to
happen, raising the rate to $3.87.
This scare ex¬
tended through the whole of the first week of
May, and on
Saturday, May 6, some cable transfers sold as high as
$4.04%. After this, for a period of about 10 days, either as
the result of operations by the Exchange Equalization
Fund,
or for some other reason, the course of
sterling Showed a
change in the other direction, and May 19 some cable trans¬
fers
the
sold
for all the doubts and
As
be.
a
which
developed
even
dollar
more
so
matter
with
the
of
the
first
than in April,
largely responsible
uncertainties relating to the foreign
was
exchange markets of all countries.
As a consequence, tihe
swings in sterling and in all other foreign exchange units
were at all times
extremely erratic, often resulting from
most
on
inconspicuous transactions.
all currencies
barely
tions
The views of the market
kept changing almost hourly, and it was
traders to put through,, sizable opera¬
possible ;for
and
feel
certain
that
they would
come
out
without
loss.
At the same time, with the American
dollar dis¬
credited, the prestige of sterling steadily increased through¬
out the world, and funds continued to flow to
London as
tihe
the
only safe repository.
difficulties
of
the
This last added still further to
British
authorities
in
regulating
sterling exchange in accordance with tiheir desires and the
supposed requirements of the situation.
Neville Chamber¬
lain,
the
$3.85%.
as
the
up
more
spurted
in this instance
cause
ington
that
British
President
instantaneous.
given
a
The
that
the British
The effect
booni| on the Stock Exchange
was
vitality, all the commodity markets started
upward, and cable transfers on London,
new
on
as
against
$3.90% on Friday, May 26, sold up to $3.98 on
Saturday, May 27, the American dollar suffering corre¬
spondingly in depreciation.
The movement extended into
the succeeding days, and on
fers
was
efforts
May 31 the rate for cable trans¬
$4.02%, notwithstanding very determined
to
up
the part
on
of the British
authorities to hold
the
rise in check.
The
Bank
of
England kept adding to its gold holdings,
more moderate fashion than
during April,
and at
tfie same time gold kept steadily moving into the
London open market from South
Africa, Australia, and
especially from Indja, though most of the open market offer¬
ings were taken by Continental interests, which appeared
though in much
to
be engaged in a hoarding
process, though the gold was
a matter of safety.
It was esti¬
mated that during the current weeks of
left mainly in London as
May
mately £35.000.000
and
that
Avas
the
metal
was
received
approxi¬
in
London,
period not much more than
actually exported. Gold hoarders and specu¬
during
£3,000,000
of
the
same
lators in the metal
were
ruling in the
market.
open
attracted by the
premium for gold
The Federal Reserve Bank of
New York
to
on May 26 reduced its rediscount rate
from 3%
2%%, but under the unsettled conditions prevalent every¬
where
with
respect
to foreign
the rate here could have
or
quotations.
no
exchange, this lowering of
on foreign exchange
opera¬
effect
As gold here was under embargo and
Reserve bank rate
higher
a
or
lower
of little consequence.
The Bank of
in its return for the week ended May 10, showed
England,
was
a
trifling loss in the gold holdings of the institution, namely,
£17,978, but for tihe week ending May 17 there was an
increase of £67,509, for the week
ending May 24 an increase
of £31,926, and for the week
ending May 31 an increase of
£394.090
tinued
to
to
new
rule
high
at
a
ground.
Canadian
considerable
discount
exchange con¬
throughout the
month, but with the American dollar itself depreciated the
discount was not as heavy as it had been when the
American
dollar
still
Canadian
had
its old gold
dollar
for
dollar value.
checks
was
quoted
On May 31 the
at
a
discount
11%%.
The gold movement to and from the United States
during
May
not of any great importance, as little gold came
abroad, while the export movement was limited
entirely to gold previously earmarked for foreign account.
in
was
from
The
Federal
Reserve
movements for
the
Bank
month
of
as
New
York
summarized
the
follows:
"During the month of May there was an increase of about
$2,000,000 in the monetary gold stock of the United States,
principally to receipts of bullion from domestic sources.
due
"Imports of gold -were negligible and releases of $22,100.000 of gold from earmark for foreign account were
with¬
out effect on the gold stock, since this
gold was
exported,
$15,000,000 going to England, $6,100,000 to Norway, $900,000
Uruguay, and $100,000 to France.
"Although there was little change in the monetary gold
to
stock of tihe
banks
serve
country, the gold
increased
flected
a
tificates
reserves of the
Federal
$103,000,000 further between
May 24.
This increase
reporting dates, April 26 and
Re¬
the
re¬
substantial return flow of gold coin and
gold cer¬
to the Reserve System during the week
ended
May 3,
some further coin and certificate deposits in the
subsequent weeks, and also deposits of gold by the
Treasury
These deposits by the
Treasury repre¬
sented gold which had been freed
by the substitution of
other forms of money
doubt
now
felt that the gold
obligations should be completely
enactment
by Congress itself,
further rush
a
held
no
Roosevelt
thereby re-enforcing his own efforts to that end.
was
contingencies, and there
be
with great rapidity, the propelling
being the announcement from Wash¬
clause in the payment of
eliminated
by statutory
Chancellor of the Exchequer, had an¬
nounced, toward the close of April, that the Exchange Equal¬
ization Fund would be increased from its old
figure of
£150,000,000 to £350.000,000 in order to be prepared for all
can
But tihe latter part of May
by a new panic, and on
dollar again weakened, and rates
seized
was
Saturday, May 27,
nervous
in
low
as
exchange market
once
of
everywhere continued
May,
the
to
was
exchanges
indi¬
who, in view of the course
place than the United States.
the ultimate outcome of the vari¬
side
Paris
some
by frightened holders
of events, thought London a safer
was
bring about
steadily waned, exchange dealers being all the time
direction of London from
centers, and perhaps also
foreign exchange transactions restricted,
indeed, all the European ex¬
were completely under the influence
of the events on this side
bearing on or growing out of
the American policy for
depreciating the American dollar
of
steadily in the
rect transfers from the United States
tions
COURSE
so
and other Continental
other
no longer appears as a
separate item, but is available for earlier dates, and recom¬
puting the ratio for these earlier dates on the basis of the
new
new indications
that very radical policies
adopted to bring about a depreciation of the dollar,
but the task grew steadily more difficult, with the flow of
re¬
and other cash to
furnished
would be
cash, and
$100,-
which item had been running in the
neighborhood of
000,000.
Now this non-reserve cash is lumped with
ties combined.
side
the practice to exclude from
was
16a
in the Reserve banks.
against
Treasury
for gold which had previously been
liabilities.
This substitution was
MONTHLY REVIEW
16b
States currency
legal tender."
Reichs¬
transfers on
with 27.51@
27.75 on May 1, though on May 6 some transactions were
recorded at 28.61c., while, on the other hand* on May 17
some deals were put through as low as 26.63c.
The German
authorities, however, did not follow the French practice of
announcing that gold would be paid on obligations payable
in gold;
instead, advices came from Basle, Switzerland,
on May 13, that Germany had informed the Bank for Inter¬
national Settlements that it intended to pay on June 1 the
interest on the dollar, pound and kroner portions of the
Young International 5y2% loan on the basis of the face
value of the respective currencies instead of upon the gold
basis.
The Bank of Germany for the first quarter of May
showed a decline in gold holdings of 9,742,000 marks, a
loss of 15,775,000 marks in the second quarter, of 12,676,000
marks in the third quarter, and of 19,000 marks in the fourth
quarter of the month, reducing the grand total of the gold
holdings May 31 to 372,329,000 marks against 862,721,000
marks May 31 1932, and 2,390,327,000 marks on May 30
1931, giving force to the contention of Dr. Hjalmar Schadht,
bank, but the rise was quite moderate, v Cable
Berlin May 31 were 27.70@27.80, in comparison
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
sterling ex¬
equal degree to the Continental exchanges,
and especially to the French franc.
The American dollar,
as expressed in the French unit, steadily depreciated as a
result of new moves on this side to weaken and debase the
American unit.
And the French franc was at its highest
What has been said
above with reference to
change applies in
point in the closing days of the month, when all the foreign
exchanges were under the influence of President Roosevelt's
determination to have the United States go off the gold
enactment of Congress. Cable transfers
on May 6, and after reaching
a low point for the month of 4.48%c. on May 19, was back
again to 4.74%c. on May 29, with the range on May 31
between 4.65^4 and 4.71 y2c.
The French Government made
known, however, its determination to pay the coupons on
the French Government bonds selling in this market in
basis by statutory
up^o 4.741/4c.
Paris sold
on
gold, according to the terms of the contract in face of the
action of the American Government with respect to United
States obligations, also payable in gold, but which, accord¬
President of the
ing to the orders of our own Government, could be satisfied
with other forms of legal tenders, and which were greatly
Reiclisbank, in conference with the holders
Germany's private creditors, on May 29, that if the
Reichsbank should continue to endeavor to supplv bills of
of
The Bank of France is the only central bank
demand without restric¬
depreciated.
moved against the United States,
though completely under official control of the
even
;
CONTINENTAL AND OTHER
THE
German exchange also
bill making all United
possible by a clause of the farm
made
which continues to deliver gold on
German debt service the inevitab'e conse¬
exchange for the
tion, and fears were expressed in banking circles here that
France would be forced off the gold standard in these cir¬
quence
than
bank
views were not shared in Paris,
which, in turn, seemed to think that a considerable export
of American capital was taking place, proceeding by round¬
about means, despite restrictions on exchange operations.
It1 was pointed out that the extreme restrictions imposed
by the French authorities in previous years did not suffice
to prevent the export of French capital to other centers.
The Bank of France was able further to enlarge its gold
but
cumstances,
these
The note circulation of the Reichsbank de¬
128,443,000 marks during the first quarter of May,
catastrophe.
creased
73,365,000 marks during the second quarter, and 90,910.000
with the customary large expan¬
sion in the final quarter of the month, namely, 223,202,000
marks.
Italian exchange also moved against the United
marks in the third quarter,
States, but fluctuations were quite moderate, the lire for
cable transfers on May 31 being 6.17@6.23 against 6.10@
In its return for the week
ending May 5 the French bank reported an increase of
41,088,429 francs.
This was succeeded by a decrease of
2,937,843 francs the next week, but in the week ending
May 19 there was again an increase of 25,154,006 francs, in
the week ending May 26 an increase of 21,452,058 francs,
and in the week ending June 2 an increase of 111,000,000
holdings
would be a collapse of the mark more calamitous
that of 1923.
He added emphatically that the Reichs¬
would not assume responsibility for or permit such a
during the month.
6.15
May 1.
on
The weakening
of the American dollar found expression
neutral
gold basis, more
especially Holland and Switzerland.
Holland found itself
under such pressure that it found it incumbent to raise its
discount rate on May 11 from 2y2% to 3y2%. The trend of
in the
also
exchanges of the countries that were
during the war and which still remain on a
francs.
RATES OF EXCHANGE ON
CONTINENTAL CENTRES.
Swiss
Amsterdam
Belgium
Italian
Greek
Paris
Francs
Guilders
Belga
Lire
Drachma
Francs
Cables
Bankers'
Bankers'
Cables
Checks
Cables
Checks
Cables
Checks
Cables
Checks
Bankers'
Bankers'
Bankers'
Bankers'
Checks
06.14% 6.10
o
16.64 16.42
a
16.65 6.08
16.28
o
16.39 16.29
a
16.32
o
16.36 16.33
a
16.40 6.01%o.07% 6.01%a 6.08
a 6.11
16.37 6.05 06.10% 6.07
a
1 4.63
22.76
2
22.47
022.66
47.30o47.80% 47.35a47.81
46.70a47.15
46.60o47.il
22.51
a22.65
46.79o47.17
46.80o47.21
22.56
022.70
46.95a47.16
47.00o47.20
16.30
o
16.44 16.31
a
16.45
023.19 23.03
O23.20
47.90o48.16
47.91048.20
16.61
o
16.69 16.62
a
16.70 6.21
06.24
46.75o48.15
16.29
o
16.79 16.30
a
16.80 6.18
06.29% 6.20%a
O23.04
o4.68% 4.63%a4.68% 22.75
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04.62 M 4.57%a4.62% 22.50%a22.64
022.69
4.61
a4.64% 22.55
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3 4.57
4
23.02
6 4.68%a4.72% 4.69
a4.73
6 4.54%a4.74
4.54%a4.74% 22.45
7
a23.21
023.20 22.46
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6.07%a 6.11 6.07%a 6.12
•65%o
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6.30
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022.83 22.53
a22.84
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46.85o47.50
a
16.48 6.14%a
022.64 22.30
a22.65
46.40a47.01
46.55a47.02
16.21
o
16.34 16.22
a
16.35 6.10%a
a22.70 22.51
022.71
46.84o47.21
46.85a47.25
16.29
o
16.31 16.30
a
16.32 6.16
11 4.60%a4.64% 4.60%a4.64% 22.64
12 4.61
a4.64% 4.61%a4.64% 22.68
22.68
13 4.62
a4.62% 4.62%a4.63
022.77 22.65
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47.02o47.35
47.05o47.39
16.34
o
16.46 16.35
022.79 22.69
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47.26o47.43
47.30047.47
16.34
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16.42 16.35
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6,17 6.11 a6.17%
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022.74 22.69
a22.75
47.10o47.26
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16.35
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16.39 16.36
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16.40
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46.95a47.02
16.27
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16.31 16.28
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16.32 6.05%a 6.07 6.06 06.07%
16.27 16.23
a
16.28
4.58%a4.62% 4.58%a4.62%
14
022.57 22.52
a
.66
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16.22
46.21046.54
46.22o46.55
16.09
a
16.19 16.10
a
16.20 s.gs^ae.os1! 5.98%a
6.04
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46.39o46.50
16.07
o
16.13 16.08
a
16.14 6.02%a.03% 6.03
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6.04
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05.98% 5.96%a.98%
45.86a46.30
15.89
a
16.02 15.90
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16.03 5.941<a6.011i 5.94%a
20 4.49%a4.51
4.49%a4.51% 22.04
21
SUN DAY
15.93
o
15.97 15.94
a
15.98 5.95
022.29
46.26o46.31
46.29o46.35
16.03
a
16.07 16.04 a
16.08 6.00 06.01 % 6.00%a.01%
a
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16.18 6.02 a6.03% 6.02%a.03%
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o22.38
46.47a46.66
46.51046.70
16.04
a22.44 22.36
a22.45
46.52o46.71
46.56a46.75
16.09
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16.19 16.10
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16.20 6.02
46.58o46.76
46.62a46.80
16.14
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16.19 16.15
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16.20 6.03%a
022.45 22.41
a22.46
22.34
022.49 22.35
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46.51o46.65
46.55o46.80
16.10
a
16.20 16.11
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22.79
022.83 22.80
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47.40a47.68
47.45o47.72
16.38
o
16.45 16.39
a
29
4.66%a4.74% 22.85
023.24 22.86
023.25
47.65a48.41
16.50
a
31 4.65
a4.72% 4.65%a4.72% 22.87
023.16 22.88
47.71o48.45
a23.17
16.49
47.60a48.25
47.56a48.21
16.71 16.51
a
HOLI DAY
HOLI DAY
HOLI DAY
HOLI DAY
30
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
4.66%a4.74
a
16.69 16.50
a
6.02%a.04%
06.04
6.05 6.04 a6.05%
16.21 6.01%a.03% 6.01%a 6.04
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16.72 6.14 06.23
HOLI DAY
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06.23
.64%a .65%
.64%a .65%
.64%a .65%
16.46 6.10 06.14% 6.11 06.15
SUN DAY
16.70 6.16%a.22% 6.17
a
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
a4.53% 4.52%a4.53% 22.21%a22.28 22.22
28
.65%a
46.77a46.88
O22.40
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22.40
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022.55
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022.39 22.15
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04.58
a
.65%a
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022.54 22.50
46.35a46.47
a4.58
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a
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a .67%
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
6.04%a.06% 6.04%a.06%
a22.15
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a
022.25
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022.35 22.32
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18 4.52%a4.55
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22 4.52
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a6.20% 6.16%a
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
15 4.57%a4.60
4.58
a4.60% 22.51
22.49
16 4.58
a4.59% 4.58%a4.60
17 4.52
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SUN DAY
22.50
o
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SUN DAY
22.29
16.38
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9 4.52
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a
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
6.15
16.41
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.66
a
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SUN DAY
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a
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HOLI DAY
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Spanish
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Berlin
Austria
Krona
Reichsmarks
Reichsmarks
Schilling
Peseta
Krone
Bankers'
Bankers'
Bankers'
Bankers'
Bankers'
Bankers'
Checks
Cables
Cables
Checks
Checks
Cables
Checks
Cables
Checks
Cables
27.75
14.31
14.31%
Cables
Checks
10.05
O10.15 10.07
010.16
1 17.39
17.60 17.40
al7
20.00
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20.01
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19.89
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20.14 19.90
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27.73 27.51
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19.94 19.91
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27.50
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20.08 19.90
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20.09 27.20
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27.49 27.33
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27.50
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14.45
9.97
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17.42 17.30
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20.05 27.48
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20.04 19.96
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20.48 27.99
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28.34 28.00
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28.35
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20.39
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20.64 20.40
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20.65 27.58
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28.60 27.60
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20.62
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20.54
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7
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
20.15 27.50
8 17.59
17.82 17.60
017.
20.44
O20.69
20.45
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20.19
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20.39 20.20
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SUN DAY
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HOLI DAY
a
20.24 a 20.34 20.25
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20.35 27.61
a
27.83 27.62
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10.03ol0.15
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10.10
a
10.23 10.11
a
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HOLI DAY
HOLI DAY
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20.35 27.69
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a
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
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HOLI DAY
30
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29 17.70 a
81 17.74
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SUN DAY
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10.13
a
10.24 10.14
1933.]
June,
central bank
rates.
The
MONTHLY
rates, however,
Bank
of
was
Norway
in the direction of lower
its
from
rate
on
6% to 5%%, the higher rate having
been in force since Jan. 31 1933.
On Monday,
May 29, the
^
Bank of Greece reduced from 9%, the rate in effect since
Dec. 3 1932, to 7%, and on Thursday, June 1, both the
National
Sweden
Bank
of
reduced
Denmark
from
cable transfers sold at
47.81
and
the
National
Bank
.
CO CO CO CO CO
of
3%% to 3%.
Dutch guilders for
47.60@48.25 May 31, against 47.35@
The Danish
crown
rj?
CO CO CO CO
cp\
cc\
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Bucharest
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Serbia
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121i«all"i»% disct.
3.56a3.62
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New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
OF
RANGE
BOND PRICES DURING MAY 1933.
$377,017,900
1,334,941,600
May
-
Jan. 1 to May 31
Shares
May
$261,621,400
1,278,788,300
1932.
1933.
Stock Sales.
1932.
1933.
Bond Sales.
23,136,913
153,717,978
104,213,964
215,239,699
Jan. 1 to May 31
during
May 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
The tables
on
18 to 40 furnish a complete
pages
the bonds mature.
the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying bonds
Period" indicate in each case the month when
black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest
adopted by
In accordance with the rule
are
at
a
price to which accrued interest must be
added.
A. few other bonds, like the
interest is in default.
record of the transactions on the New York Stock Exchange
quotation "flat" will be found against the name
but where this is the case the
and bonds on which
quoted "flat,"
of the issue. This method of quoting bonds
The exceptions to the rule are income bonds
Holland-America Line 6s, for special reasons, are also
became effective Jan. 2 1909.
tables see last page of bonds and
For footnotes to
Sales in
Value.
Y.
N.
STOCK
EXCHANGE.
P
Jan. 3
Bid.
u s government
Ask.
13,000
1 443,000
Registered
alOO**,, Sale 102",,Sale
1002S3iMay
102**,,Sale
1 102"„May 24
8 10210s2May 26
101**3, Sale"
102 "i, Sale"
Sale
3 103»„Jan.
99»„Mar.
100*°,,Feb.
101
101*®3,
Apr.
26
28 102*°,,May 26
20 102*»„Jan. 28
1 1022o„May
31
3 102»>„Jan.
25
101183jMay 19 1012832May
May
1012®3iMay 20 102
1002*uApr. 29 102",,Jan.
26
31
101*®,,Feb. 27 102
24
24
100'*3*Mar.
103*®„Jan.
4
26
10l28siMay
101*®,,.
102
10211,,Sale
103h, Sale
102**uMay
8
99283iMar.
Apr.
1027,, Sale
103
Sale
1027,, May
103",, Jan.
10 7 23j May
10 9 2232May
103*h,Mar.
Ill *3, Feb.
2
l09»,,Sale
10912aaSale
23
26
100*3, Mar.
10783, Sale
109*31 May
109*32 May
25
107*°»,Apr
110**,,Jan.
23
106*7i,Sale
1032h,Sale
1052®,aSale
1032h,May
105»°32May
29
1051#8jMay
105*®s2May
l6i»uSale"
fo47Y, Safe"
101»„May
104*«3,May
12
12
l022»„Apr.
i04"i»Saie~
104®3j May
10 4 832 May
29
102
May 24
100
May
2
99*82 May 24
104 ®u May
93*®8,Mar.
99*3, May 24
23
95»o„Apr.
9 9 22,,May
23
l02»„Feb.
1
Oct 15 1947-1952 A
A
Dec 15 1944-1954 J
J
......
Mar 15 1946-1956
m
m
e
8
D
J
June 15 1943-1947
J
100 ha Sale
101",,Sale
9528saSale
9824,2Safe
D
Sept 15 1951-1955 M S
~972"h,Sal~e"
June
3H
15
1940-43
...
J
D
J
M
Registered
Treasury 3%s
Registered
8
D
May
952®«May
100 ®32 May
982232May
102 232 May
10l1332May
1012»32May 24
100*82 May
102*82 May
100®,a Sale
10 1 283aSale
Sale"
100*3, Sale
l6f273aSafe"
"9 9 "m Sale"
97 83i Sale
"99«»,Sale~
24
97®32 May
1028,, Sale
102»u
31
107",, Jan.
9981„Mar.
4
106»7„Jan.
4
105*7„Feb
98*h,Mar.
3
_
97*3, Mar.
10483, May 29
102",,Jan. 26
99
102",,Feb.
98
Mar.
Mar.
7
101"„May 24
102",,Feb.
2
99*®,,Apr.
96**8,Mar.
1028,, Jan.
8
J
J
June 15 1946-1949
May
982232May
D
M
1,262,000 Treasury 3%s........Mar 15 1941-1943
100
100
102*u Sale
Registered...
13,000
Sale Prices.
103*8„Sale
Registered.
6,55~1~666
Sale Prices.
103*»,,Sale
Registered......
Treasury
Highest.
Sale Prices.
A
12,231,000 Treasury 3s
4,000
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
1038,, May
103»82 May
_
:
Highest.
Oct 15 1933-1938 A
Fourth 4%s
Registered.
3,315,000 Treasury 4%s
1,000
Registered..
l,41l"666
Ask.
Lowest.
101*®3,May
June 15 '32-47 J
68,000
6,000
Bid.
J
....
First Sec'd 4%s
3,848,000 Treasury 4s
Registered
2,000
2,143,000 Treasury 3%s
Registered
1,000
2,147,000 Treasury 3%s
Ask
I0018s,102
First 4s
June 15 1932-1947 J
J
Registered....
First 4 Ms
June 15 1932-1947 J
Fourth Liberty Loan—
3,989,000
Bid.
J
Registered
30,000
12,000
102»„Sale
June 15 1932-1947 J
First 3%s
May 31.
May I.
1933.
Flr»t Liberty Loan—
2,301,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
May.
last page of stocks.
D
1 10 0 232 May 24
99*832May 22
991832May 22
102»,, Jan.
23
95*,, Apr.
100*,, Jan.
4
99*8,,May 22
962®„Apr.
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
(See Note below)
97% Feb.
May 1957 MN
N Y City 4%s
FOREIGN GOVT. & MUNICIPAL'S
1947 P A
51,000 Agrlc Mtge Bank a f 6s
Sinking fund 6s A
Apr 15 1948 A 0
41,000
1963 M N
69,000 Akershua (Dept) extl 5s
J
1945 J
115,000 Antloqula (Dept of) Col 7s A
External s f 7s ser B
1945
57,000
External • f 7s ser C
1945
25,000
External if 7s se> D
1945
188,000
7s 1st series
1957
31,000
7s 2d series.......
1957
18,000
7s 3d series
1957
68,000
Antwerp (City) extl loan 5s
1958
134,000
A O
126,000 Argentine Govt public works 6s_1960
J D
293,000 Argentine Notion (Govt) ■ f 4s._ 1959
Exrl s 1 g 6s of Oct 1925
1959 A O
445,000
Sinking fund gold i« ser A
..1957 M S
336,000
External 1st s f 6s ser B ......1958 J D
254,000
Extl s f 6s of May 1926...... _1960 M N
181,000
External s 16s (State Ry)
...I960 M S
370,000
Extl s 1 6a (Sanitary Works)
1961 F A
167,000
Pubbc Works ext sfg 6s..May 1961 M N
158,000
Public Works ext s f 5 Hi
1962 F A
135,000
1945 M S
68,000 Argentine (Rep) 5s of 1909.^.
Australia 5 of 1925
July 15 1955 J J
1,530,000
External loan 5s of 1927.......1957 M S
861,000
External g 4Hs ot 1928
1956 M N
836,000
J D
247,000 Austrian Govt s f 7s............1943
J
International s f 7s
1957 J
111,000
Bavaria (Free State) extl 6Hi
1945 F A
101,000
1949 M S
165,000 Belgium 25 year external *%•
External s f 6s............
1955 J J
309,000
External s f 7s................1955 J D
346,000
Stabilisation loan 7s
1956 MN
508,000
28
29
65
7%
7
7
«
75
72
Sale
Sale
11%
Sale
12
8
8%
9
8
Sale
6%
7V&
32% Sale
32% Sale
30
8
7%
7%
Sale
8%
8%
8%
8%
12
9
12
JS
Sale
Ja*
74
Sale
13%
13
Sale
11
Sale
11
14%
Sale
24%
69%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8
a74% Sale
a71H
Sale
55%
55%
54%
46 %
47
Sale
56%
Sale
60
Sale
56
Sale
47
Sale
57% Sale
46%
48 %
Sale
56
59% Sale
59% Sale
59% Sale
Sale
56% Sale
Sale
56
Sale
Sale
56
Sale
Sale
26
60
Sale
47
47
Sale
56
Sale
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58% Sale
59% Sale
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56
Sale
61
Sale
50
Sale
54
Sale
Sale
64% Sale
70
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
83
Sale
Sale
82% Sale
77% Sale
91% Sale
56
Sale
42
56
fl54%
ilH
as
80
Sale
Sale
75
Sale
92
Sale
86% Sale
58
Sale
61%
Sale
Sale
P
49
51
46
40%
101% Sale
Sale
95
Sale
105
Sale
107
Sale
104
Sale
104% Sale
63 *
Sale
Sale
96% Sale
91% Sale
100
Sale
100% Sale
55%
54%
50
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
64%
a78%
77%
73%
a85%
49% May
38
May
o92% May
89
May
94% May
May
33% May 22
33% May 19
72% May
4
13
May 27
13
May 27
13
May 27
13% May 29
12% May 29
13% May 29
13
80%
63%
62%
62%
62%
62%
63%
63%
62%
63%
May
May
May
May
May
May
17% Mar.
17% Mar.
63
7
Apr.
6% Apr.
6% Apr,
6
Apr.
6
Mar.
5
Mar.
4% Apr.
29
71
Apr.
6
Feb.
41
27
Feb.
41
26
40% Feb.
27
26 040% Feb.
26 a40% Feb.
40% Feb.
26
27 a40% Feb.
40* Feb.
26
Feb.
26
Feb.
38
26
49% Jan.
31
71% Mar.
29
Mar.
27
May
May
May
May
May
58
May
70
May
83% May
83
May
79
May
i
85%
94% May 27
49%
63% May 27
38
45% May
4
a92%
101% May
a88%
95 %May
94%
108% May
107% May
Mar.
96
1
Jan.
11
M
Feb.
2
May
May
13
May
13
May
13% May
12
May
13
May
13
May
4
27
27
27
29
29
29
29
83
21
Jan.
Mar.
63% May 27
62% May 26
62% May 27
62% May 26
65% May 26
63% May 26
63% May 27
62% May 26
63% May 26
58
May 26
70
May 31
83% May 29
83
May 27
79
May
1
Apr.
95
Jan.
16
May
64% Jan.
27
May
69
May
Apr.
May
May
Securities.—Sales of State and City securities occur very rarely on the New York Stock Exchange and usually
securities being almost entirely at private sale over the counter. The Stock Exohange record henoe Is Imperfect and misleading.
by active dealers In these securities will be found on a subsequent page under the general head of "U. S. A Municipal Bonds."
tatlons. however,
%
30
13
25
25
.....
97% Feb.
Jan.
11
102% Apr. 29
Jan.
107% Jan.
106
Jan,
98
25
25
24
Deferred delivery,
note.—State and City
dealings In such
66%
Sale
...
rCash sale.
30%
Sale
1
only at long Intervals'
Bid and Asked quo"
n. y. stock
june, 1933.]
Sales in
Price
BONDS
May.
Value.
N.
T.
1933.
Caldaa Dept of (Colombia)
1946 J
Canada (Dom) Gold 4a
32
1834
634
634
534
120
J
22
J
O
...
Chile Republic ext a f g 7a......1942 MN
External sinking fund g 6a
1960 A
External a f gold 6a..
Feb 1961 F
Ry ref extl
Extl
a
a
f g 6s
...Jan 1961 J
f 6a int ctfs
J
1962 M
8
1963 M N
Chile Mtge Bank of gu a f 6 H* ..1957 J
Sinking fund gold 634* guar
s
A
..Sept 1961 M S
Extl alnktng fund 6a
External sinking fund 6s
Guaranteed
0
JD
1961'J D
1961.A C
f gold 6s
Guaranteed sinking fund 6a_.1962
Chilean Munlc Loan 7a
1960
19,000 Chinese Hukuang Ry 5s
1951
Chrlstlania (City) (Oslo)3f-yr 6s-1954
Cologne (Germany) a '634*
1950
26,000
109,000
557,000
527,000
55,000
105,000
61,000
71,000
112,000
95,000
13,000
29,000
Colombia (Rep) gold 6s
External a f g 6a..
....Oct 1961
Gold
434*
Cordoba (City) external
External
a
f 7a
a
f 7a
1957
Nov 15 1937
Cordoba (Prov) Argen 7a
1942
Costa Rica (Republic)—
78 Nov 1 1932coupon on...
16,000
1951 MN
7a May 11936 coupon on.......1951
2,000
19,000 Cuba (Rep of) 5a of 1964
1944
5a ext debt Ser A of 1914
28,000
1949
29,000
4>4* external loan
.......1949
154,000
30-year a f 534*
.1953
Public Works 534*-.-June 30 1945
413,000
734
29
49 «
Sale
Sale
"43"
1834
19
22 h
Sale
1134
1334
Sale
8434
934 Sale
67
Sale
&
72
76
Sale
56
Sale
Sale
Sale
16
23
Sale
25
1434 Sale
Sale
634
534
534
a934
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
14
Sale
834 Sale
834 Sale
434 Sale
1634
1734
74
Sale
5334 Sale
VA
Sale
934
10
1134 Sale
834 Sale
834 Sale
634 Sale
~-~"l "88"
Sale
Sale
26
Sale
28
7134
Sale
Sale
Sale
27
22
60
17
85
Sale
4934 Sale
Sale
!*
\i*
10
11
Sale
95
Sink fd 8a ser B
17,000
..1952
243,000 Denmark 20-yr external gold 6s .1942
External g 5*4a
160,000
1955
External g 434*
635,000
1962
Deutsche Bank Am part ctfs Sa
62,000
26,000
20,000
.
9434
7
7
1034 Sale
Sale
18*
Sale
11
Sale
1034
11
Sale
Sale
Sale
11
11
834
1834
2834
2834
2734
2734
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
33
Sale
27
70
63
33
Sale
Sale
Dominican Republicsf534*..
1942
1st sec 534* of 1926..
...1940
2d series sinking fund f 3*a..1940
32,000
29,000 Dresden (City) extl a f 7s
...1945
390,000
Dutch East Ind 25-yr extl 6)
4934
3734
Sale
Sale
70
70
66
1534 Sale
3034 44
26
3234
29
1734
1934
n*
IS*
89
67
73
1434 Sale
9034 95
89
92
8834 Sale
83
Sale
73
Sale
7834
40
Sale
68
1934
41
107
531,000
40-yr external alnk fd gold 6s .1962
70,000
30-yr external gold 534a..Mar 1953
45,000
30-yr external gold 534*..Nov 1953
2,000 El Salvador (Rep) 1st a ' 8a A...1948
Certificates of deposit......
16,000
17,000 Estonia (Republic) 7s
....1967
56,000 Finland (Rep of) external 6s....1945
External sinking fund 7s
115,000
1950
External sinking fund 634*.
231,000
1956
Extl sinking fund 534a........1958
204,000
39,000 Finnish mun loan 634* A
1954
109
External 634* Ser B
28,000
1954
181,000 Frankfort (City c?) a f 634*
—1953
958,000 French Republic 20-yr extl 7 34s.. 1941
External a f 7a of 1924
407,000
1949
....
107
108
35
3534
4734
J
J
M S
M
60
8
63
M S
F
i*
A
A O
A O
56
5834
3234
M N
I
J
D
131
D
130
1965 J
D
60
Sale
1949 A
O
80
Sale
7834
6634
33
12
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
29
31
29
29
1
31
29
29
31
Jan.
12
7834
3034
5534
51
May
120
3234
2934
2934
2734
_
15
13
16
22
22
12
May
May
May
May
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May
May
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May
May
May
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May
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May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
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55
71
69
May
33
May
3434 May
1734 May
2634 May
r20
85
74
17
16
16
16
15
5
4
6
5
5334
42
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11
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4
2 r25
4 84
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_
3
11
5
3
22
10
12
27
11
25
23
Sale
73
47
74
Sale
Sale
Sale
98
Sale
Sale
7534 Sale
73
1434
Sale
Sale
1834
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if*
2634
066 34
30
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35
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3234
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1934
32
40
May
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iff
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29
26
26
29
9
31
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29
29
31
31
26
27
27
29
29
27
31
27
24
31
11
22
22
29
29
31
3
29
29
17
24
30
1334 May
1
May 11
9034 May
8
8734 May
8
79
May 12
a6834 May 12
1934 May 29
9434 May 29
93
May 17
9234 May 29
87
May 31
77
May 27
a91
Sale
73
55
Sale
48
40
May 31
45
78
51
Apr.
r20
Mar.
Apr.
58
1
4
64*
13
Jan.
12
May 29
12
21
Jan.
21
12
May 31
Jan.
67
12
Jan.
11
12
May
May
May
May
1034 Apr.
1034 May
10 M May
29
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31
31
24
27
27
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11
Jan.
15
14
Jan.
6
1134 May 27
1134 May 31
9
May 27
r25
May 24
8534 Jan. 27
5734 Jan. 13
3734 Jan. 12
May
May
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
37
Jan.
28
3234 May 29
3234 May 29
3234 May 31
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
73
Jan.
6734 Jan.
1934 May
32
May
40
May
1034 Jan.
2434 Jan.
2434 Mar.
14
11
29
17
24
May 25
5
Jan
Jan.
4
Jan.
5
24
Jan.
Jan. 12
May 27
1034 Apr. 19
Apr. 21
8534 Apr. 20
1934 May 29
9934 Mar. 15
Mar.
Mar.
3
3
5834 Mar.
3
9234 May 29
8734 Jan. 13
77
May 27
88
75
69
May
Apr.
3534 Apr.
4
03434 Mar.
39
Apr.
4534 May
6534 May
It*
Jan.
66J4 Jan.
7534 Jan.
May
73
12
24 o44
31
1
31
13
31
31
31
27
18
1
1
1
3
29
11
29
29
29
29
29
17
Feb.
59
Mar. 29
May
May
Apr.
May
May
May
May
May
75
434 Apr.
434 Apr.
5
Apr.
5
Apr.
5
Apr.
734 Apr.
934 Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
1634
1634
1834
1934
1834
Mar. 29
86
534 Apr.
5
May 27
Jan.
88
9334 Mar.
69
May
834 Apr.
03934 May
3234 May
3234 May
o38
4
10134 Jan.
10034 Jan.
25
2334 Jan.
6 30
14
Jan. 30
24
1934
31
7834 Apr. 20 89
12 a7934 Apr. 11 9334
62
29
Apr.
6 a75
64
29
Apr.
8 7534
32
May 27
Apr.
5 48
May
May
May
May
May
May
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May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
iff
81*
11
79
91
May
May
May
8534 May
72
May
74 J4 May
18
89
Jan.
60
3
57
15
29
Jan.
3
4
31
Apr.
6
29
334 Mar. 24
29
334 Apr.
6
1 O10134 Mar. 2 120
31
1634 Jan.
4 3234
29
1534 Jan.
3 2934
29
1434 Jan.
3 2934
31
1234 Jan.
4 2734
1
4634 May 15 7234
27 06434 Feb.
6 71
1
6334 Jan.
6934
2
7034 Jan.
7834
3
2434 Jan.
3034
37
Mar.
29
5534
3734 Jan. 25 50
29
3434 Feb. 27 51
16
Feb. 24 3534
29
29
2034 Apr.
4 34
29
1734 Mar. 2 33
21
29
Apr.
4
14
27
Apr. 18
24 02134 May
3 2734
May 20
17
May 24
82
May
3
8334 May
a67
May
a6734 May 10
a3934 May
8
May
2
May 26 42
"45"" 38
Sale
3734 May 19 ft*
Sale
40
4034 Sale
May
2 42
Sale
10534 Sale 102
May 17 109
Sale
10934 Sale al0534May 18 110
10734
10234 May 18 109
Sale 108
Sale' 10334 May 16 108
50
3534 Sale
3534 May 31
3534
Sale
Sale
35
3534
3234 May
5434
5134 Sale a49
May 16
Sale
60
6534
May
1
Sale
70
Sale" 63
May
1
60
59
6434 Sale
May
2
Sale
5734
56
May
2
67
57
6134
May
2
64
65
5834 May
2 64
Sale
2834 Sale
2634 May 16 3234
Sale
127
Sale
118
May
8 13334
Sale
12734 "Sale 11734 May
8 131
40
40
1947
2734
26
1932 M S
Stamped extd to Sept 1 1935.....
M
81*
31
28
27
4034 Sale
8434 Sale
7234 Sale
9*
'iff
3234 Sale
3234 Sale
7534
Sale
o8934 Sale
7H
3234 Sale
8334 Sale
6634 73
9534
a38
Sale
Sale
Sale
82
Sale
69
1134
a3934
3234
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
80
1034 Sale
a9434
834
Cundlnamarca
(Dept Colombia)
External a f 634*
314,000
.1959
34,000 Czechoslovak (Rep of) extl 8a...1951
ill
a91
Sale
34
20
Jan.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
834
43
Sale
39
2634
90
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Sale
84
2334
V
934
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834
8
37
13
10
it*
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84
6
Jan.
34
19434 Sale
8
7534 Jan.
3534 May
9834 Sale
Sale
634 Sale
75
Mar. 28
2534
May
1
2734 May
9
2734 May
9
30
3234
3934
May 17
Sale
27
May 11
Sale
1534 May 16
r2634 Sale a2134 May 3
n*
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6
Apr. 22
2634 May 16
2634 Apr. 17
May 31
7434 May 25
3834 May
2
53
Sale
Sale
65
63
34
2
10
16
17
1
11
10
Sale
Sale
4934
834
834
834
834
6
Sale Prices.
75
Sale
Sale
41
634 Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices
4634
92
42
Sale
6534 May
66
May
2634 May
2634 May
1834 May
634 May
5
>34 May
5
May
10934 May
24
May
2134 May
22
May
1934 May
4634 May
6534 May
6634 May
7534 May
2734 May
47
May
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
iff
81
60
12
Sale
Highest.
47
64
70
Sale
50
5634 Sale
5634 Sale
40
Sale
28
3034
3134 Sale
18
.....
Sale
Sale
4634
3334 Sale
31
92
Sale
44
1834
89
Sale
3134 Sale
Sale
7634 Sale
o2734
2434
6834
6734
1034
2434
2334
1953
113
Sale
4234
20
6343
1947
Sinking fund 7a of 1926.......1946
Sinking fund 7a of 1927...
1947
Copenhagen external 5s
1957
Sale
Sale
2934
2934
Colombia Mtge Bank
26
Sale
93
734 Sale
§?*
75
50
Jan 1961
25
30
80
1960 A
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
Carlsbad (City) a 1 8a
-.1954 J
J
Cauca Vail (Rep of Col)s f g 734*1946 A O
Cent Agrlc Bank (Ger) 7a...
1950 M S
1938
Sale
2434
3834
3334
3334
99
f 6a .............1960 J
27
68
A
f 6a
Sale
68
1936 F
s
30
55
<Hi
Farm loan 6s series A
70
2034 Sale
8634 Sale
9934 Sale
O
75
Sale
97
2434 Sale
2234 Sale
1952 M N
.....1960 A
70
70
3934
Ask.
Sale
36
30-year gold 5s
a
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
6334
6534
...
Farm Loan
PRICES IN MAY.
May 1.
Bid.
...
Farm loan
19
Jan. 3
STOCK EXCHANGE.
Foreign Government (ConHuued)
9,000 Bergen (Norway) ezt a f 5s.Oct 15 1949 A O
External a f 5a
13.000
1960 M S
187,000 Berlin (Germany) e t tH*
1950 A O
366,000
External sinking fund 6s
1958 J D
24,000 Bogota (City) ext g 8a
1945 A O
268,000 Bolivia (Republic of) • f 8a
1947 M N
89,000
External sec gold 7a
a
1958 J
J
Extl alnk fund 7a
174,000
1969 M 8
726,000 Bordeaux (City of) 15-year 6a... 1934 MN
193,000 Braxli (U S of) external 8a
1941 J D
Ext a f g 6tt« of 1926
429,000
...1957 A O
Extl a f 6Ha of 1927
383,000
1957 A O
189,000
Cent Ry 30-yoar g 7a
..1952 J D
103,000 Bremen ext g 7a trust recta.....1935 M S
123,000 Brisbane (City) a f 5s
..1957 M 8
63,000
Sinking fund gold 5s
1958 F A
57,000
20-year a f 6s
1950 J D
225,000 Budapest (City) extl a f g 6a
1962 J D
18,000 Buenos Aires (City) extl 6H«---1955 J J
1,000
External a f g 6s aeries C-2
1960 A O
20,000
External a f 6s series C-3
1960 A O
113,000 Buenos Aires (Prov) ref. ext'l s f 6s 1961 M S
320,000
Stpd (Sept 1 '33 coup on)
M S
23,000
External a f 6 H»
...1961 F A
114,000
Stpd (Aug 1 '33 coup on)....
F A
50,000 Bulgaria (Kingdom of a f g 7a. .1967 J
J
Stab loan a f g 7——Nov 15 1968 M N
45,000
82.000
516,000
677,000
491,000
5,000
61,000
510,000
484,000
990,000
591,000
200,000
400,000
341,000
326,000
287,000
85,000
130,000
107,000
53,000
135,000
102,000
53,000
exchange-bonds
93
Feb.
9334 Feb.
9134 Mar.
9234 Mar.
26
Apr.
9834 Mar. 15
85
51
Jan.
11
May 24
May
4
5
4234 May
6534 Jan. 12
109
May
2
110
May
2
109
May
2
108
May
2
42
43
Feb.
24
3234 May
4234 Apr.
5834 Mar.
5934 Apr.
57
Mar.
3534 May
1
Feb.
23
67
Jan.
72
Jan.
66
Jan.
20
25
30
54
6434 May 31
64
May 27
64
May 18
Apr.
5534 Mar.
55
Jan.
2534 Mar.
May
oll234Mar.
118
51
Jan.
13334 May
131
May
12
1
1
German Gov't International—
5,849,000
35-year 5 34* of 1930
2,512,000 German Republic extl
German Prov Ac
7s
...
Communal
301,000
(Cons Agrlc Loan) 634* *er A--1958 J O
5,000 Grax (Municipality) 8s
..._1954 MN
5,220,000 Grt Brit Ac Ire., 20-year 534*
1937 F A
Registered
.............
673",000
>'
z4% fund £ op I960
Greater Prague—see
17,000
40,000
133,000
284,000
21,000
82i000
45,000
76,000
20,000
10,000
19,000
66,000
6,000
833,000
23,000
44,000
218,000
655,000
544,000
Greek Govt
s
f
sec
F
Cash
Hamburg (State) 6s
1964 MN
1968 F
Sale
7234
30
30
Sale
3334
5134
53
10334 Sale
27
May
6 3234 May 23
46
May 16 4734 May
9
10134 May 15 107
May
1
a8734 Sale
08734 Sale
a8434 May 24 08934 May
52
32
29
Sale
1534
1534
Sale
5734 Sale
2034
22
2334
2434
30
2434
3934
30
...
A
1960 MN
(Kingdom) external a f 7a. 1951 J D
Italian Cred Consortium 7s ser A 1937 M 8
External sec s 17s series B
1947 M 8
Italy
Italian Public Utility a f g 7a.... 1952 J
Japanese Gov extl a f 634a
1954 F
J
A
1965 M N
payable
20
Sale
75
Sale
Sale
30
Sale
Sale
2934 Sale
6034 Sale
22
afc
t
Sale
7634
80
9834 Sale
9634
99
94
Sale
8934 Sale
o5734 Sale
4834 Sale
17
Sale
55
2734 Sale
2434 31
32
3834
80
—
99
Sale
9934
89
9934
Sale
Sale
2034
1934
J
Hungary (King of) • f 734*-.....1944 F
Interest
Sale
Sale
47
1946 J
Irish Free State external 5s
1734
2334
52
3534 May 15
5534 May 12
Sale
10634
25
1634 Sale
7134
78
......1946 A
Unmatured coupons attached
Extl sinking fund 534*
2934
1634 Sale
.....
78
Hungarian Land Mtge 734a A...1961 M N
S f 734* series B_.
1961 M N
106
.....1952 A
7s coupon
Accrued
Sale
5334 Sale
A
Heidelberg (City) extl a f 734*..-1950 J
Helslngfors (City) ext 634*
...I960 A
Hungarian Mun Loan 734*....
1945 J
z
4434 Sale
4634
7134
1990
Haiti (Rep of) 6s series A
sale,
Sale
57
A
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)—
Secured s f g 7s
55,000
1957 A C
13,000 Leipzig (City) external a f g 7a.. 1947 P A
20,000 Low Austria (Prov) sec a f g 734s. 1950 J D
672,000 Lyons (City of) 15-year 6s
1934 MN
644,000 Marseilles (City) 15-year 6a
1934 MN
77,000 Medellin (Colombia) 634*
1954 J D
Mexican Irrig Assenting a f 434*. 1943
r
38
"Prague"
7a
Sinking fund secured 6a
External sf
4534 Sale
6534 Sale
Bka—
2934
Sale
p
26
Sale
32
86
88
Sale
o94
9534 Sale
91
a96
92
Sale
8934 Sale
7334 Sale
6234 Sale
2034
2134
4734 Sale
1834
120
50
Sale
120
Sale
he exchange
rate
lli
234
V/s
4
16
27
8934 Sale
6634 Sale
5134 Sale
4934 Sale
10434 Sale
10434 Sale
734
834
2
534
1834 May
1434 May
73
May
2834 May
28
May
5534 May
21
May
2134 May
22
37
56
Sale
Sale
113
Sale
11234 Sale
1234 Sale
234
5
of $4.8 665 to the £
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
87 3i May
08934 May
65
May
51
May
24
20
77
34
32
6034
2334
2334
if*
31
3534
8734
100
8*
92
94
it*
1834 May 22 r25
36
May 22 4734
50
May 20 5634
11034 May
9 120
10934 May
9 120
834 May
8 13
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
6
3534 May 15
5434 Apr. 17
6434 Jan.
8634 Jan.
27
May
6 5534 Jan. 11
46
May 16 64
Jan. 25
10134 May 15 107
May
1
10534 Jan.
9 10534 Jan.
9
a72
Jan. 17 a8934 May
6
18 ol6
1434
29
5 o71
2834
2
4
6
11
2
16
11
23
10
31x4
26
7634
9
9434
2
9134
20
873
31
84
5
45x4
12
3534
11
47*
it*
ft*
Mar.
May
Jan.
If* Jan.
Jan.
WJan.
ry.
23
23
11
Apr.
May
Apr.
60
Jan.
9
Jan.
61
Feb.
18
Jan.
Mar.
May
25*
11
Mar. 30
Apr.
8
Mar.
1634 May 16
3234 Jan. 30
Apr.
31
Jan.
45
Jan.
ar.
Jan.
8734 May
30
12
9
Mar.
101
Jan.
May
May
101
Mar. 28
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
97
Jan.
25
19
9534 Jan. 31
7534 May 12
64
May 11
12
Mar. 26 r25
May
3
36
May 22 64
May
1
4934 Jan.
3 6034
May 26
Mar.
3 120
May
1 olOl
May
1 O10134 Mar. 2 120
734 Apr.
May 29
1 14
3
234 Mar. 31
sterling, a D eferred Delive
12
20
May
Jan.
3
25
Jan. 24
May
1
May
1
Jan.
11
Feb.
7
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
30
n. y. stock
Value.
Jan. 3
ezchanoe.
1933.
1945
2%
2%
Assenting 4a of 1904........-.1954
Assenting 4s of 1910
.......
2%
2
3%
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
6
3
of 1899£ 1945
Lowest.
4%
4%
4%
5
4%
4%
4%
3%
Assenting 4s of 1910 large
Assenting 4a of 1910 small
17,000
Sale Prices.
6
May 20
5% May 20
4% May 20
3% Apr. 18
5% May 20
2% Mar. 15
6
May 20
5% May 20
4% May 20
4% May 27
4% May 25
2% Jan.
4
2% Mar. 15
4% May 27
4% May 25
*
*
*
J
*
Small
*
Milan City (Italy) ext loan
o27,000
Brasll.—
External sinking fund 6)4a
84
85
Sale
23
Sale
85
O
A
Sale
81
Sale
Mlnas Geraea (State)
A
13
11% Sale
17% 20
12
17
72
Sale
M
8
J
D
J
D
F
A
M
8
M
1959
30-year external a f 6a
Oct 1952
110,000
40-year ext a f
June 15 1965
136,000
External a f 5s
Mar 15 1963
224,000
Municipal Bank extl a f 5s
1967
21,000
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s
..1970
4,000
1952
70,000 Nuremberg (City) external 6s
163,000 Oriental Development 6a........1953
External deb 5 %s.
—...1958
406,000
1955
78,000 Oslo (City) 30 year a f 6a
S
M s
D
J
F
A
F
F
A
J
Panama (Rep) external 5Ha
1953
s f 58 Be* A
May 15 1963
Pernambuco (State) ext sec 7s__1947
Peru (Rep) Sec a f g 7a... .......1959
National loan ext a f 6a.
1960
National loan ext a f 6s
1961
Poland (Rep of) g 6a
1940
Stabill* loan 7a of '27. Oct 15 1947
External a f 8a
1950
Porto Alegre (City of) 8a____
1961
External guar sink fund 7%a_.1966
"Prague (Greater City) 7%s
..1952
429,000 Prussia (Free State) ext a f 6%_._1951
106,000
137,000
87,000
136,000
413,000
177,000
96,000
264,000
87,000
18,000
145,000
gold 6a
1952
487,000
87,000 Queensland (State of) ext a f 7a.. 1941
25-year extl a f Sa
Feb 15 1947
77,000
113,000 Rhine-Main-Danube deb 7a ser A 1950
126,000 Rio Grande do Sul (State) ext 8a. 1946
Ext s f g 6a
1968
295,000
Ext a f 7a of 1926
1966
145,000
Extl a f 7a munlc loan
1967
142,000
151,000 Rlode Janeiro (City) 25-yraf 8a .1946
External sec a f g 6 Ha
' 953
291,000
1952
370,000 Rome (City) external a f 6 Ha
1964
134,000 Rotterdam (City) ext a f 6a
Roumania (Monopolies) 7a
1959
86,000
S f
Saarbruecken
MN
M N
D
J
8
M
M S
MN
M S
f
54 %
94%
80
M S
66
O
J
d
MN
8%
A
O
9
F
A
O
87
Sale
00 % Sale
32
Sale
J
_
M S
19
D
F
A
MN
F
A
Sale
20
33
Sale
33%
93%
Sale
48% Sale
17 '
Sale
25
24
Sale
Sale
24
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
23
19%
20% Sale
20% Sale
a85% Sale
100
Sale
40
45
Sale
58
13
Sale
52
12
Sale
Sale
12
12
Sale
IF
57%
18%
43%
40%
60%
58%
Sale
60
Sale
23
16 »
Sale
Sale
42
al8
Sale
55
Sale
44
54%
58%
18%
17%
41%
32%
65
65
Sale
16% Sale
41% 45
L06% Sale
46% Sale
43%
33% "40""
Sale
110
116
48%
48
mn
MN
97% Sale
A
O
105
Sale
F
A
66
Sale
J
J
M S
O
A
M N
M N
J
D
J
D
F
A
1952
.1952
A
O
MN
42% Sale
33% 36
Sale
44
11
61HSale
91%
75
73%
44% Sale
41
39%
48% Sale
il%
88
Sale
al07
Sale
73
Sale
63
Sale
7a.......1958
63
56%
55%
59%
49
60
42
44
45%
29%
50%
dQ7/a
49%
UK
60
Sale
Yokohama (City) extl a f 6a.. ...1961
A
39% Sale
J
D
47
Sale
98%
58%
Sale
a33% Sale
26
35
B*
39
10%
24%
25
Sale
55
Sale
62% Sale
56
39% Sale
50%
36%
51%
Sale
51% Sale
66
60
45
83
55
60
Sale
UK
66
84
Sale
82
80
61
73
94%
92%
95
Sale
47
18
25
F
44%
66
Unmatured coupons attached.
Warsaw (City) external
16
38
16
2
6
3
81
Mar. 22
80%
93%
93%
Mar. 24
91
Mar. 20
Jan.
16
a75
27
Jan.
11
35
Feb.
Mar.
88%
87%
2
Mar.
2
83
May 16
31% Feb.
Feb.
80
Sale
98
1
1
5
27
31
31
31
29
25
31
31
2
3
May 29
May 31
May 31
24
24
May
May
Jan.
3
27
102% Feb. 10
46
Jan.
13
Jan.
14
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
11
59
Mar.
58% Feb. 23
Apr.
69
May
May
8% May
8% May
18
29
31
31
Feb.
9
Feb. 23
20
45
3
26
31
31
UK
27
19%
17%
17
61
25
55
46%
r62%
58%
20
17%
45%
38
rll8
51%
42%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
27
31
31
29
26
29
15
5
12
29;
3ll
%VA
88
78
41
Jan.
May 31
19% May 16
93
Feb.
2
May
May
63% Jan.
61% Jan.
11
Mar.
97
Mar.
28
May
May
&K May
87
May
49
May
25
May
24
May
24
May
21% May
22
May
20% May
9Q
May
104% May
36
87
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
12
8%
Jan.
9
Jan.
8% Jan.
Jan.
9
6% Jan.
82
Mar.
90%
Mar.
32
Jan.
52
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
May
Mar.
10%
7%
14%
13%
oll%
9%
50%
12%
39%
37%
a56%
54%
13%
12%
40
2
20
30%
10, 100
45
25
25
42%
72% Jan.
19
May
17% May
27
May
19% May
17% May
17
May
61
May
25
May
77% Jan.
Fob.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
42
35%
35%
100
63
50%
39%
66
25:
29.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
29
Mar.
Apr.
May
6
31
11
Jan.
12
Jan.
13
13
21
12
10
26
25
4
Mar. 21
20
20
May 29
35% May 31
35% May 29
100
May
6
68% Jan. 20
50% May 18
41% Jan. 28
66
May 21
42
Mar.
35
11
21
r56
50% May
1
11
26
31
31
27
31
31
29
26
17
29
29
29
31
29
Mar.
56
3
29
98% Jan.
May
76% May
59
May
48
May
63
May
16
May
75% Mar.
62% Jan.
21% Apr.
15% Apr.
16% Apr.
94
25
113
Mar.
181
29
25
31
31
22
Apr.
29.
14
31
31
21% Jan.
45% Feb.
50% Jan.
rll8
May
57% Jan.
42% May
Mar.
75
29
60
1
78
19
65
11
89
4
22
27
24
%
13
89%
76
15
13 a75%
31
44
13
27
68
2li
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
11
69% Jan.
74% Jan.
113
49
Jan.
May
71% Jan.
25
May
24
May
24
May
21% May
22
May
20% May
92% Jan.
104% May
45
May
3 088
Apr.
95% May
May 17l al02%Mar.
66
Jan.
May 29
18* May 29
59
33% Feb.
48
26
Feb.
May 29
63
May 3l| 33% Feb.
16
8
May
Apr.
65
61
Jan.
May
55
May 29| 45% Apr.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
41
42
14
29%
25%
97%
Sale
65
Sale
37
110%
76%
57%
12
Sale
Jan.
Mar.
81%
81%
o80%
a74%
o72%
74%
May
May
19
Sale
25
31
29
31
31
21
27
31
31
26
31
29
19
31
3
27
Jan.
May
60
52
.
10
24
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
85
24
18%
2
6%
18
a5
29
3
31
3
31
52%
1
51%
1
5 a59
9
20
May 31
8
19% May 16
16
19
4
4
May
65
53%
28%
27%
26%
21%
95% May
31% May
14
May
11
May
8% May
8% May
58% May
58
May
.68% May
16
12
1
2
1
2
May
92
94
Sale
110
Sale
50
1
4
4
VFJan.
32% May
64% May
60
May
85% May
13
May
11% May
14% May
Sale
al4
May
Sale
12
May
Sale
11% May
Sale
55% May
18% May
26%
Sale
i\K May
Sale
39
May
56% May
55%
Sale
57
May
20
16% May
Sale
14% May
Sale
40% May
Sale
30% May
Sale
110
May
45
May
42% May
53
-
9}
Sale
83
26
Jan.
11
88% May
87% May
83
Jan.
Jan.
93% May
91
90
Feb.
May
80% May
93% May
20
15%
16% Sale
20% a25% Sale
13%
19
May
May
May
May
81
27% May
91
May
83
May
43
May
16% May
14
May
15
May
13% May
14% May
14% May
84
May
98
May
35
May
90
Sale
63%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
28
Sale
80
Sale
Sale
1
15
18
3
1
11
1
4
1
25
16
2
*
3
Jan.
Sale
14%
56
J
Sale
28%
27%
26%
21%
1
3
3
2
Mar.
12
May
80
86%
Sale
alVi
16
62%
5
5%
52%
54%
62%
15%
15%
15
% Sale
12%
14%
Sale
D
17%
17%
87%
86% Sale
53
D
J
Sale
12*
M N
M n
Sale
14%
67
8%
M N
Sale
14
12
7 % Sale
18
27
63 %
59
A
F
1960 MN
1964 M N
1
7a
Venetian Prov Mtg Bank
Vienna (City) external 6a
O
A
Sale
16
Fale
11
7
15%
11
13%
9
Sale
8%
Sale
16
6% Sale
A
18%
Sale
8%
93% Sale
83% Sale
44% Sale
Sale
9
D
Sale
55%
57%
66%
19%
17%
13%
36
85
Sale
Sale
38""
Sale
alF
i3oH
Sale
65
84 %
Sale
J
M N
60
a85%
Sale
5%
5%
57%
57%
10
May
28%
64%
95
Sale
Sale
66
6a
Sale
52% Sale
44% Sale
83% Sale
11%
12 %
8% Sale
J
f 6a
83
83
74
32
95
Sale
A
1954
Switzerland (Govt) ext5%a
1946
Sydney (City) a f g 5%a
1955
Taiwan Elec Pow 5^1
.......1971
Tokyo City loan of 1912 5a
1952
External a f 5Hs guar
..1961
Tollma (Dept of) external 7a
1947
Trondhjem (City) 1st ext g 5%a..l957
Upper Austria (Prov) extl a f 7a-.1945
External a f 6V^i
June 15 1957
Uruguay (Rep) external a f 8a... 1946
a
86
Sale
14
O
Extl g5Hs
a
Sale
Sale
O
A
90%
87%
Sale
F
......
Extl
Sale
Sale
90
59
23
May
22% May
20
May
Sale
15
May
Sale
a75
May
Sale
o75
May
Sale
88% May
Sale
87% May
Sale
86% May
Sale
84% May
Sale
82
May
Sale
75
May
Sale
82% May
27
May
32%
Sale
52
May
Sale
44% May
Sale
81% May
78%
93%
93%
Sale
8
J
.
90
Sale
9
a
1953
Sale
86%
87%
87%
84%
83
75
31
A
....
Ext
77
40% Sale
5
0%
6
6%
4 % Sale
4
4%
53% Sale
53% Sale
60
Sale
A
25,000 San Paulo (State) ext a
External a f 8a
145,000
Ext 7s water loan
42,000
External a f 6a...
1968
152,000
Sec a f g 7a
1940
311,000
Sante Fe Pro? (Arg Rep) extl 7a
1942
124,000
453,000 Saxon Pub Works (Germany) 7S.1945
Gen ref guar aerial gold 6%a._1951
301,000
Saxon State Mtge Inst 7a
1945
103,000
SFg6%s
_Decl946
46,000
Serba. Croats 8c Slovenes extl 8a .1962
213,000
Ext sec 7s ser B._
1962
124,000
Silesia (Prov) extl alnk fund 7a..l958
66,000
1947
126,000 Sllealan Landowners Aaan 6a
163,000 Solasons(Clty)ext 15-yr g 6aNov 14 '36
Styrla (Prov) extl sec a f 7a__....1946
26,000
Unmatured coupons attached
1,000
Sweden (Kingdom of)
565,000
987,000
105,000
339,000
61,000
210,000
15,000
13,000
34,000
16,000
25,000
306,000
82,000
48,000
137,000
1,000
91,000
81,000
80
15
9% Sale
8%
8%
M n
Mar 1952 MN
May 15 1957 M N
f 8a
1936 J J
J
...1950
S
1956
Ext Isec a f g 6Ha
a77% Sale
87
May 16
Sale
20
100 %
.00
r
(City) a f6s
Sao Paulo (City) a f 8a
26
23% Sale
170 % 78
70 %
79
46%
43 %
45
40% Sale
82
Sale
~
29,000
27,000
152,000
21
Sale
11%
MN
319,000 New South Wales ext a f g 5a—1957
External a f g 5a
1958
255,000
130,000 Norway 20-year ext a f 6a. Aug 15 1943
20-year external a f 6a. Aug 15 1944
154,000
28%
27%
Sale
71% Sale
86 % Sale
85
Sale
84%
85
77
81
80
Sale
1958
1959
1952
128,000
Ext pec 6>$s series A.
147,000
34,000 Montevideo (City) a f g 7a
Ext s f g 6s series A
34,000
*
*
*
(large) 1933 J
Treas 6a of 1913 assent
*
Highest.
Sale Prices.
5% May 19
5% May 20
4% May 20
6
3%
3%
Assenting 5a large
5,000
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
4
May
6
3% May 17
Assenting 5a of 1899
15",000
Highest.
Sale Price.
May 31
May 1.
Ask.
Bid.
FOREIGN GOV'T (Concluded)
Mexico (U S) external Si
23,000
7,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
Sales in
May.
Mar.
35% Feb.
RAILROAD
1943
5,000 Ala Gt Sou 1st cons 5a ser A
First cons 4s series B
1943
2,000
A
35,000 Albany Ac Susq lat guar 3%a. ...1946
1998 A
1,000 Allegh 8c West 1st g gu 4s
Alleg Valley gen gu 4a
1942 M
15,000
July 1995 Q
14,000 Ann Arbor 1st g 4a
1995 A
1,949,000 Atch Top 8c S F gen g 4s
Registered
1995 A
12,000
Adjustment g 4a
Jnly 1 1995 Nov
54,000
Stamped
.July 1 1995 M N
180,000
MN
Registered..
Conv g 4s of 1909
1955 J D
"8,666
Gonv g 4a of 1905...
1955 I
62,000
Conv g 4a of 1910
...1960 J
Conv deb gold 4%a
1948 D
495",000
Rocky Mt dlv lat 4a A
1965 J
10,000
72%
"82%
61
-----
93
94%
24
20
94% Sale
60
92
23
Sale
86% Sale
87
24
33
92% Sale
...
...
Trana-Cont Short Line 1st 4a gl958 J
20,000
50,000
Gal-Ariz l«t 8c ref 4%a ser
Atl Knox 8c No 1st g 5a
A ...1962 M
1946 J
A..1944 J
90
84
84% Sale
84
Sale
77
80%
85
Sale
80
74
84
79%
76%
73% Sale
83%
70
91
94 £
88
68%
85
2,000
Oct.. 1952
1948
Second 4s
1948
Atlantic 8c Yadkin lat gu g 4a__ 1949
Austin 8c NW lat g 5a guar
1941
Bait 8c Ohio lat g 4s
July 1948
L 8c N collat gold
4a
Atlantic 8c Danville 1st g
4s
MN
J
A
J
39,000/
(
Con ref mtge gold 4a
1951
r Cash sale
a Deferred delivery
54
45%
45% Sale
13% Sale
95
78
82
82%
95% Sale
95
97%
65
A
77%
86
70%
73%
58% Sale
60% Sale
83
26
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
30%
34
33
49%
82% Sale
47% Sale
Sale
Sale
68%
66%
Sale
62%
65
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
70
* Look und
91
87
87%
84
May 24
May 29
73
60
17
87
3
65
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
21
16
97
May 13
May
3
May
3
91%
87%
88%
3
5
Jan.
9
4
May 22
May
2
1
58% May
May
1
May
4
18
May
2
30
May 24
85
65
71
65
20
22
31
31
11
31
31
29
98%
28%
Apr.
May
May
76% May
75
May 29
May
1
12
29 o79
78
25
89
24
26
87%
89
?F
81
50
48
34% Sale
90
95%
70%
72
er
3
May 10
a74% May
.
*
51
70
Sale
54%
36
Sale
28% Sale
90
92%
94%
27%
93%
95% May
82
May
95% May
95
May
78
*
Sale
65
May
1
May 11
May
9
88% May
1
87
75
76
72
*
40
82
87
Apr. 20
May 11
May
9
Apr. 10
May 29
May
1
May 19
Mar. 3
Feb. 10
Mar. 27
Jan.
6
Jan.
6
Jan. 27
Jan. 12
May 24
84
May 29
80% Feb. 14
95% May 29
85
Feb.
9
96% Jan. 17
97% Feb.
9
82
83
71%
68%
39%
30%
44
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
8
Jan.
24
30%
20
Feb.
15
44
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
74
72
Apr. 20
86
Jan.
Jan.
80
Jan.
67% Mar. 22
65
May 22
66
Apr. 19
85
51
Feb.
6
45
Jan.
3
71%
68%
13% Jan.
3
39%
65
83
20
22
31
31
11
31
31
29
30
10
75
87
76% Sale
n*
Sale
68
19% Sale
37% Sale
81 % Sale
3
5
60
.....
38
20
78% Sale
.....
Sale
71% Sale
16
65
75
75
75%
24*
92*
19
M
Convert 4)4 s
....1933
Refund 8c gen 5a aer A
1995 J D
659,000
lat gold 5s
July 1948 A O
65,000
Ref and gen 6a, aeries G
1995 J D
691,000
P L E 8c W Va Sya ref g 4s
1941 MN
88,000
Southw Dlv lat 3)68 at 5%
1950 J J
226,000
TolCIn Dlv lat 8c ref 4a.
1959
193,000
Refunding 5a series D
2000
595,000
Conv g 4Ha
1960
3.458,000
14,000 Bangor 8t Aroostook RR 1st g 5s '43
...
75
Sale
J
Q
Registered
*
58
69
May
May
72
88%
80
5s ser B
1944 J
Atlantic City lat con guar g 4a
1951 J
Atl Coast L lat cona 4a
July 1952 M
General unified
aeries A—1964 J D
lat 30-year
29
1
8
11
17
1
1
13
3
3
73
73
91
80%
88% Sale
83
83%
"95""
May
May
83% May
65
May
92
May
9**
May
a85% May
89% May
76
May
a75% May
80%
50
Sale
82%
87
64
loV.ooo
>
83
77
Atl 8c Char Air Line lat 4%a
39.000
1,000
517,000
640,000
533,000
169,000
50,000
5,000
76
76%
75
60
"87"
63% Sale
89%
71%
80%
75%
65%
63%
51
90
75%
list of Ma tured
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
.....
May
May
May
1
66% May
65
May
1
50
May
47% May
34
May
90
May 11
70
May
8
UK
80
51
Bon ds
on
Page 30'
83% May 11
76
May 10
*
63% May 31
90
May
72% May
82
May
78
May
65% May
63% May
52
May
94
May
76
May
6
*
*
33% Mar.
31 a79% Apr.
31
37% Jan.
25
61% Mar.
Mar.
25
55
31
45% Apr.
Jan.
31
31
Apr.
Mar.
88
26
Jan.
29
65
IP
2
17
3
3
3
18
4
6
28
20
63% May 31
90% Jan. 31
72% May 31
82
May 25
78
May 25
65% May 31
63% May 31
52
May 31
96
Jan. 28
76
May 29
June, 1933.]
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Price
May.
BONDS
Value.
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
It
Ask.
J
36 %
60
1936 J
J
1951 A
1943 I
O
60
83
Big Sandy Ry lat guar 4a...
1944 J
D
1989 J
1936 J
358,000 Boston 8c Maine 1st 5a A C__
1967
1st mortgage 5a aeries II..
303,000
1955
lat g4%s aerlea JJ
109,000
1961
113,000 Boaton & N Y Air Line lat gu 4a. 1955
D
J
M
Bid.
Ask. Bid.
84%
83
87
83
May 19
83
May 19
80
Jan.
75
71
May
71
May
71
May
75%
90
75
95
61
Sale
75
Sale
64
Sale
60
64
74
Sale
O
59
Sale
55%
70
Sale
59
May
58% May
59
May
F
A
51
83
59
55
60
Sale
55
61%
1949 J
Sale
35
Sale
42
50
80% 86%
46% Sale
90
95
58
Sale
57
50
Sale
12%
J
92
D
D
45
61
69",600
D
28%
38
83%
75% Sale
75%
25% 36
A
36
60
35
Consol gold 5a
Ref 8c gen
8%
1959
85
May 10
46% May
1
May
4
.,,
15
70
90
82%
1987 J
J
79%
70
1954
75%
1960
56
99
1936
Sale
100 %
Sale
M
8
1993 A
O
1995
'
J
J
gold 4a..
712,000
2,147,000
16,000
89 y2
90
79
Sale
N
79 %
% Sale
58
74
12
90
Sale
85% Sale
72
Sale
J
35
80
93
22
55
25
Sale
11
90
Sale
90
58
7
86%
30
22
J
12
15
Sale
13
50
40
10
17
I
29
Sale
Sale
93
93%
95
60
46
40
50
49% Sale
54
49
57
47% 55
19% Sale
5% Sale
44
18 %
5%
Sale
Sale
37 %
40
40
44
97
47% Sale
43
Sale
44
Sale
54
46%
48%
70
40
47
49
43
Sale
55
97
60
54
Sale
Sale
59% Sale
59% Sale
56
61
33% Sale
12
Sale
17% Sale
16
J
O
1953 M S
1960 MN
D
"70""
62
Sale
64
Sale
56% Sale
24% Sale
22% Sale
66
Sale
Sale
73
Sale
Sale
12% Sale
Sale
Sale
26% Sale
26
Sale
12% Sale
67%
41
D
40
61
35%
38
46
62
Sale
88*
97
24
Sale
22
Sale
93
97
Sale
Sale
105%
Sale
Sale
31
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
31
80
31
29
79% Mar. 31
96% Mar. 3
Feb.
10
si*
90
29
49
31
31 a55
25
80%
29
58%
31
53%
29
5
29
26
29
10
May
68% May
May
94
May
90
May
16
25
25
31
27
23
13
13
17
30
45
45
72%
May 29
Jan.
&
89
Jan.
Apr. 13
Feb.
14
Apr.
1
Apr. 11
10
Jan.
9
Jan.
11
May 31
May 31
May 31
Jan.
12
Jan.
27 107
Mar. 30
Feb. 28
11
May 31
May 31
88%
93%
93%
93%
90%
89%
89%
104%
11
Jan.
99
11
Jan. 11
Jan. 11
Jan. 13
Jan. 13
Jan. 12
Mar. 18
68%
78%
90%
85%
77
15
Apr. 20
91
Jan.
Jan.
5
90
May 19
26
60
44
42
Feb.
Apr. 13
Mar.
3
9% Feb. 28
Apr.
3
2% Mar. 25
15
Apr. 26
3
30
10
May 29
Mar. 30
23
May 29
May 26
May 29
13
13
23
Feb.
28
24
May 31
Apr. 12
30
55
25
Jan.
14
45
82
83
77
Apr. 25
May 15
90
Feb.
17
Apr. 20
Jan. 11
Apr. 21
Apr.
7
May 16
68% Jan.
9
May 25
95% Jan.
30
Jan.
31
77% Mar .122
86% Jan. 13
78% Jan. 13
Feb.
80
2
70% May 29
alOO% Apr.24 106%
101% May 10101%
87% Apr. 20 103%
26
92
90% May
80
23
Apr.
93%
79
Apr. 20
24
93%
90
98
31
May 31
31
10
22
_
Jan.
May
Jan.
May
Jan.
Jan.
31
10
25
26
31
31
85
May
2
92
May 17
85
Mar.
41% May
1
47
May 31
May
8
87% May 20
80
May
83% May
72
May
77% May
54
May
7
May
86% May
30
May
34
May
44
May
38
May
10
May
13% May
61% May
95
May
47 % May
42% May
47
May
48% May
53
May
19
May
5% May
1
95
91
Jan.
3
_
5
1
May
86
6
93
8
55
1
12
3
92
49
1
4
13
13
1
1
10
16
2
50
44
38
29%
32
71%
95
60
54
60%
60
61
36%
12%
2
84
90
May
Jan.
4
30
Apr. 10
47
May 31
Apr. 20
91
Jan.
May 20
87% Apr.
78
Apr. 20
May 16
68
Apr. 21
May 18
May 31
76% Apr. 21
32
Apr.
May
9
May 18
3% Apr. 21
May 20 a86% Apr. 25
20
Apr.
4
May 29
Mar. 30
28
May 23
44
May 13
May 13
Feb. 20
33
May 13
9
Apr. 24
May 27
12
Apr. 17
May 26
61% May 10
May 23
5
94% Jan.
May 16
Feb. 24
38
May 31
Feb. 27
35
May 31
Feb. 27
40
May 27
Feb. 27
40
May 23
Feb. u8
38
May 25
11
Apr.
5
May 27
7
3% Apr.
May 31
54
May
53% May
31
86% Feb. 16
6
98% Jan.
9
93% Jan. 26
86
May 18
93% Feb.
9
Jan.
6
12% Jan.
94% Jan.
49
May
50
May
44
May
38
May
29% May
12
13
29
23
13
13
58
27
Feb.
3
71% May
99% Feb.
60
May
54
May
60% May
60
May
61
May
36% May
12% May
23
1
22
31
31
27
23
25
27
31
Mar. 15
51% May 26
Apr.
5
Apr.
5
42% Apr. 20
40
Apr.
5
58% May 29
51% May 26
34
58% May 29
58% May 29
62% May 26
67
May 26
1
96
30
36.
70%
72% May
90
*
*
58% May 29
62% May 26
67
May 26
74
40
36
31
27
27
27
25
25
43% Apr.
15
Apr.
15
15
2
74
36
4% Apr.
Apr. 18
May 27
May
5
May
5
19
73
May
2
May
May
May
98% May
103% May
99
May
113
May
76
May
90
May
50
May
4
29
27
29
25
25
25
31
13
3
Mar.
31
27
27
35
27
26
25
66% May 25
40
Apr.
Feb.
50
20
33
*
3
36
33
May
May
May
May
May
May 27
5
5
18% Feb. 28
6
Apr.
5
20
May
May
72
Mar. 29
78
Jan.
12
46
36
Jan.
60
54
Jan.
12
47%
Sale
94%
96
106% Sale
65% Sale
55
50
May
May
May
98
Sale
a92% May
97
102% 103%
May
98
95
Sale
May
105
May
%§* Sale
76
Sale
63% May
77
81
Sale
May
50
50
May
52
Sale
36
Sale
78
77
Sale
44
50
83
85
91
83
96
90%
84
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
36
65
Sale"
60
85% Feb. 20
Mar. 18
68% May
1 83
63%
May 29
78%
66% May 10 a68
May 20 a64
55
45
May
1
70% May 29
26% May
25% May
12
May
68
84
73
29
78% May
5
31
79% Mar. 31
31
Mar. 31
31
% Apr.
1
31 a84% Feb. 27
84
Mar. 31
31
31 a84% Feb. 25
May
May
May
May
May
May
42
27% Sale
27% Sale
15% Sale
40
gu g 4a....1942 MN
44
Sale
59
95
90
May
May
May
35
May
26
May
66% May
Sale
32% Sale
21% Sale
Aug 2 1936 Q F
q f
3
33% Apr.
8
Apr. 29
45
May 16
May 19
56% May
24% May
22% May
22
May
14% May
55
May
33
14% Sale
73
75
J
1963 J
Chic ftt West Ind Consol 50-yr 4a_1953 J
J
1st ftt ref 5 Ha series A
1963 M S
Choc Okl ftt Gulf consol 5s
1952 M N
Cln Ham ftt Day 2d g 4Ha.
J
1937 J
74
37% Sale
55
102%
101%
112%
64%
90
*
22
61
65
J
Jan.
Feb.
1
Jan. 31
*
68%
63%
D
85
74
70
63% Feb.
3
84% Mar. 18
89% Jan. fj26
58
May 31
*
57
1944 J
May 31
May
3
May
1
May
4
May 15
60
*
D
1963 J
24
33
84
44
16 % Sale
11% Sale
24
23 %
May
3
41% May 17
15% May 12
9
May
1
8% May
6
16
May 10
46% May
48% May
Sale
54
J
.......1934 A
Sale
D
D
5
1
36
50% Sale
*
51
Apr.
54% Apr.
Apr.
54% Jan.
84% Mar.
Jan.
58
*
D
con
67
57% Sale
*
D
1949 MN
1988
...
Deferred delivery*
58
32
-
44
1st 5s series B
a
Sale
13% Sale
61%
44 %
38
Guaranteed gold 5a
lat 6 Ha aeries C
Cln Leb ftt N lat
Sale
Sale
Sale
&*
50
58
94
m~s
June 15 1951
Registered
27%
34%
.....
June 15 1951
Cln Ind St L ftt C 1st 4s
Sale
J
N
8*
May
75% May
86% a81
95% Sale
a90% Sale
84% Sale
76
Sale
J
—.1951
Chic T H fit S'east 1st ftt ref 5a
D
1960
Income guar 5s
Dec 1 1960 M S
Chic Un Station lat gu 4 Ha A—1963 J
J
82%
$
Memphis Div 4s
Cash sale,
87
100
87
90
90% Sale
34 % Sale
38
42%
S
53
1
97% Feb.
1
75
May 27
.....
90
86
77
.....June 15 1951
Registered
r
80
92
MN
Sec. gold 4%a series A_.
Convertible gold 4Ha--——Chic S L ftt N O—
Gold 3%a
4,000
186,000
394,000
217,000
79,000
78,000
288,000
216,000
262,000
2,000
80
82
N
93
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
93%
92%
90%
89%
89%
101% May
101
May
96
May
68
May
75
May
87% May
May
May
Sale
Sale
82
88%
100% Sale"
88
...1933 MN
May 3037
Gold 5s
Sale
Sale
8
§8%
89
al01% May 3 106
101% May 10 101%
92
May
1 100%
81
90%
90% May
4 92
84
Sale
"92% Sale" 84
92%
May
1
83% Sale
83 % May
90% Sale
92
1
100
90
90
Sale
May 31 90
92
J
May 3037 J
....
101% 103
106
101%
80
..1987 MN
Stpd non-payt Fed lnc tax..1987 MN
Stpd gen 4Ha non-pay inc tax. 1987 MN
Gen 5s stpd non pay Inc tax.. 1987 MN
Conv 4%a series A
Chic R I ftt Pacific gen g 4a...
69%
47
-—1987 MN
Q F
1st ftt ref 4 Ha stamped .May.. 3037
1st ftt ref 4 % a ser C
80
68
55% Sale
100
J
Stamped (10% part redemp)....
15-year secured 6Ha.-Mar 1 1936
Sale
69%
41% Sale
General 4a
Registered
Refunding gold 4s.
70
Sale
1977 F A
1971 FA
1934 A O
Sinking fund deb 5a
Registered
62
80
41
J
85
78% May
85% May
85
May
«84% May
90% May
a89% May
a89% May
87% May
a85% May
85% May
98
May
98% May
93% May
57
May
65
May
85% May
72
May
63
May
83
a69% Sale
85
84
8
1949 J
1958 M
May
18
13
20
13
30
18
48
May 12
May 31
May 29
60
70%
Sale
88
100
1949
... -
93% Sale
77%
O
A
1949
Registered
2,832",555
88%
89
80
...
1st ftt ref g 5s
70
J
1st ftt gen 6a series B
285,000
..May 1966 J
23,000 Chic Indiana ftt Sou 50-yr 4a
1956
1,000 Chic L S ftt East lat 4%a
1969
337,000 Chic Mil ftc St P gen g 4a aer A--.1989
Gen g 3series B
50,000
May 1989
Gen 4%s series C
161,000
May 1989
Gen gold 434s series E..Mar 1 1989
410,000
Gen 4% aeries F
92,000
1989
4,611,000 Chic Mil St P ftc Pac mtge 5a ser A.1975
Conv adj 5s
8,017,000
Jan 1 2000
165,000
425,000
97
J
Chic ftt E 111 Ry (new co)
gen 5a..1951 M
41,000 Chic ftc Erie lat gold 5s
....1983 M
1,041,000 Chic Gt Western lat 54-yr 4s
1959 M
20,000 Chic Indianap ftt Louisa ref g 6a.1947 J
Refunding gold 5s
1,000
1947 J
Refunding 4a series C
2,000
1947 J
1st ftt general 5a series A..
299,000
1966 M
1,222,000
844,000
7,738,000
185,000
94
1989 J
M
478,000
*
83% Sale
83
84 %
1989 J
May 19
71
100
104 %
8
J
Illinois Division 4s
82
Sale
1993 M
1940 i
General 4a
299,000
lat 8c ref 4 %• series B
127,000
lat 5c ref 5a series A
146,000
7,000 Chic ftt E 111 1st cons g 6a
79%
Sale
78%
1939 M N
1939 M N
..1946 J
Registered
*
20
84
1949
83
1
22
Sale
Warm Springs Valley lat g 5a .1941
*
.....
66
Chic ftt Alt RR ref g 3a
395,000
17%
18
24
Potta Creek Br 1st 4s...
R 8c A D1t 1st con
g 4a.
53,000
65,000
25
12%
Sale
43
98,000 Chic Burl 5c O IU Dl? 3 Ha
209,000
12
60
.......
275",555
24
10
16
Sale
85
1987
Chic & No West gen
3Ha-
20
18
532,000 Ches ftt Ohio lat cons g 5a..
5,000
Registered
General gold 4%a
366,000
Registered
13,000
Ref 8c Imp 434s aer A
158,000
Ref 5c impt 434s series B
416,000
Craig Valley 1st g 5a
3,000
...May
333",555
19%
Sale
9% Sale
59
33
Charles 5c Savannah 1st g 7a
con
40%
30
Guar 5a
"i"555
9
.................
3d
65
Sale
48
17%
12
Sale
70
83 %
Sale
60
44
61
Through St L lat gu g 4a
46"555
Sale
89
35
Registered
"5",oo5
-
35%
Cent Pac 1st ref gu g 4a
604,000
72
88
58
45
83
5a..1937 MN
1946
63
27
31
31
29
15
1961
tr g
General 4a
535,000
15 %
5
...1959 A
Chat D1t pur money g 4a.....1951
Macon & Nor D1t lat g 5a
.1946
Middle Ga ft Atl D1t pur m 5s..1947
Mobile D1t lat g 5a
11,000
27,000 Cent N E 1st guar 4a
58,000 Cen RR ft Bkg of Ga col
150,000 Central of N J gen g 5a
6,000
Registered
792",005
88%
68%
1945 MN
O
...
5%s series B__
Ref 5c gen 5s aeries C
May
May
May
May
May
12%
18,000 Caro Clinch & Ohio lat 5a
-.1938
lat 8c con g 6a aerlea A.Dec 15 1953
72,000
Carthage 8c Adlr lat gu g 4s
1981
—1948
Not. 1945 F
75
74
70
1
2
2
5
92
85
D
1
87% Jan.
A
S
26
80
7riH
116,000
48,000
134,000
4,000
Sate Prices.
65
tin
Cent Br Un Pac lat g 4a
16,000 Cent of Ga Ry 1st g 5a.
Sale Prices.
82%
-
g 4s
Highest.
Sale Prices.
~71~~ Sale"
"83"
62,000 Canada Sou con gu 8c col tr 5a_ .1962 A O
76
83
68% 79% 84
88
127,000 Canadian Nat guar 4%a_Sept 15 1954 M S a85% Sale
Sale
88% Sale
Guar gold 4%a
379,000
J
89
86% Sale
Sale
—.1957 J
86% Sale
232,000
Guar gold 4%a
86
86 %
1968 J
85% Sale
88% Sale
333,000
Guaranteed gold 5s
92 % Sale
90% Sale
July 1969 J
92% Sale
399,000
Guaranteed g 5s
91
Oct 1969 A
Sale
92% Sale
92% Sale
117,000
Guaranteed g 5s...
1970 F
93
91%
90% Sale
92% Sale
195,000
Guar gold 4%a_..
89% Sale
87% Sale
June 15 1955. J
90
Sale
255,000
Guar g 4%s
87
Sale
1956 F
86% Sale
89% Sale
Guar g 4%s
298,000
86% Sale
1951 M S
86%
Sale
a87^
601,000 Canadian No deb a f 7a
98
1940 J D 102% Sale
Sale
101% Sale
209,000
J
35-year deb a f guar 4H(
103% Sale
a98% Sale 101% Sale
1946 J
116,000
97 %
19-year gold 4H*.
95
Feb. 15 1935 F A
92%
97%
96%
97%
1,384,000 Canadian Pac 4% deb stock
J
J
66 % Sale
Sale
67
Sale
393,000
Collateral truat gold 4%8-_;
73
Sale
1946 M S
75
Sale
Zl* Sale
5s equip trust ctfs
141,000
J
84
—..1944 J
85% Sale
87% Sale
250,000
Collateral truat g 5a
72
82% Sale
Sale
1954 J D
Sale
Collateral trust 4%a
J
71
260,000
75
65
Sale
1960 J
Sale
cons
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Ask
M n
J
1938 J
1937 M S
Conaol 4 Ha
1957 M N
Burl Ced Rap 8c Nor 8c Col ta lat 5a '34 A O
CaroCent 1st
Highest.
56
81%
62 % Sale
Brunaw 8c Western lat gu g4a
Buff Roch 8c Pitta
gen 5a
23",000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest
May 31.
45
Beech Creek Exten lat g
3%«
Belvldere Del con a gtd A
1H*
632,000
159,000
May I.
1933.
Bid.
Battle Creek ftt Sturgla gu 3a
T, ooo Beech Creek lat gu 4a__.
Second guar Hold 5a
PRICES IN MAY.
Jan. 3
$
t.666
EXCHANGE-BONDS
"88""
95
46
22
50
54
39
Mar.
May 29
May 27
101% Feb. 14
14% Apr.
91
Apr.
95
39
Mar.
106
92% Mar.
88*
50
114
76
Feb.
90
May
Apr.
85
95
Jan.
50
Jan.
82
Feb.
102% Jan.
103% Mar.
59% Jan.
Feb.
6
9
10
May* 1
May 13
May
3
88% Feb. 18
8
95% Feb.
6
83
Jan.
10
22
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
v
Sales in
Jan. 3
Ask.
Bid.
J
953*
13.000 Cin Union Term 1st 4)4* •«* A—202©
J
lit mtge 5s series B
.—2020
MN
G35.000
1st mtge g 5s series C
——1957
J
2,000 Clsarflsld & Mahon 1st gtd g 5s_.1943
102
73.0001
D
70
72
D
88
General 5s series B
.....
Ref Ac Imp 6s series G
Ref Ac Imp 5s series D_—
Ref Ac tmpt 4)4s aeries E
Cairo DIt 1st gold 4s
Cln W Ac M DIt 1st g 4s
St Louis DIt 1st coll trust g
Spring Ac Col DIt 1st g 4s
...
1941
...1963
1977
1939
1991
4s.1990
J
2,000
129,000
530,000
5,000
38,000
14,000
47
J
45
1940
1940
MN
1934
2,000 CleT Col G Ac Ind gen con 6s
8,000 CleT Lor Ac Wheel con 1st g 5s—1933
J
A
O
1938
1
J
72
M N
1942
1942
-1948
1956
...1977
1941
Series D 3 4s
General 44s series A
6,000 CleT Short Line 1st gu 44>
O
1948
1955
8,000 ColAtTol 1st ext 4s_.
Conn At Passum RIts ist g 4a
1943
Ti'ooo Consolidated Ry non-conT deb 4s 1954
Non-cony debenture 4s... JAtJ 1955
5,000
Non-conT deb 4s_.
AAcO 1955
Non-conT debenture 4s
1956
Deny At R
F
A
82
A
79
O
67
.....
683*
Sale
623*
Sale
Sale
75
50
7734
87
31
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41
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41
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9934 May 10
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10
193*
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90
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1955
J
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53
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Cairo Bridge gold
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16
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18
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6
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4
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7
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1
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72
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73
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13
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65
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86
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84
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—
1937 J
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90
—
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Apr.
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Apr.
Feb.
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Feb
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81
75
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65
D
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J
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1961 J
Stamped (without July 1*33 coup)
I
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1952
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40
54
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40
4
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67?* Apr. 22
91
May
9
79
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6
11
65
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8934 May 13
May
4
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84
83
82
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234
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1st gu g 434*
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75
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75
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5 86
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99
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1 102)4 Feb.
99
8
May
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12
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7
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11
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32
May 27
J
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1,958,000
1,000
15
6434
J
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1940 A
M
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1947 J
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15
85
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1941
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30
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98
90
A
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18
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28
21
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20
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J
J
10
1
35
25
M N
J
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May 19
71
92
92
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18
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84
2134
3
-
482,000 Grand Trunk of Can
172,000
3
17
24
80
20
2834
17
10
1734
7334 Sale
96
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88
MN
J
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Feb.
80
Ga Caro Ac Nor 1st 5s 1929
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Jan.
86
1
Sale
Sale
193*
Sale
73
Do
Houst Ac Tex
98
Feb. 25
19
49
30
26
32
Extended at 6% to 1934—,
12,000
3,000 Georgia Midland 1st 3s
1946 A O
Gout At Oswegatchie 1st 5s...—1942 J D
251,000
501,000
Jan.
May
44
1134
27
2734
J
Fla Cent Ac Pen consol gold 5s —1943
56,000 Fla East Coast 1st 434s
1959
1st At ref 5s ser A
1974
548,000
Certificates of deposit
180,000
1952
1,000 Fonda John Ac Gl gen ref 434s
17,000
(Amended) 1st cons 434*.—1982
Fort St U D Co 1st g 434*
1941
"2",666 Et Worth Ac Denrer City 534* —1961
1933
44,000 Frem Elk At Mo V 1st 6s
*
GalT Hous Ac Hend 1st 5s
1933
Oct. 1945
21,000 Ga Ac Ala 1st cons 5s
39,000
86
6034 Apr.
54
Apr.
49 M Mar
8734 May
6734 Apr.
47
Apr.
8534 Jan.
90
May
49
49
50
22
23
D
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904,000
2,000
96)* May 20
70
46
20
20
20
86
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41,000
44,000
450,000
365,000
503,000
7
99
Jan.
3
Mar. 18
May 31
May 31
May 27
May
May
Sale
81
1st consol gen lien 4s
2,964,000
Feb.
Feb.
963* May 20
May 27
38
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ex
3
1
80
75
71
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1534
1st g 5s 1956 MN
507",660
Gr R At I
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78
38
31
D
1940
Registered
24,000
36,000
60
May
May
May
May 26
May
May
2
May 12
2734
2734
863*
3,927,000
Apr. 27
19
May
90
32
31
50
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66
893*
82
81
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70
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9134
9334
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56
32
M N
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5
May
663*
1965 A O
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6
72
75
84
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5834
73
8734
893*
7234 Sale
40
Erie Ac Plttsb gen gu g
197,000
95
90
80
75
583* Sale
84
At prior lien
Feb.
5
12
9634 May 16 101 h Feb.
95
Jan. 11
95)1 Feb.
99
4s....1935
Series G 3Vis..
20
3
May 31
May 26
May 31
....
80
Sale
Sale
31
El Paso Ac S W 1st At ref 5s
con
•
Sale
66
60
85
82
O
A
Second gold 4s
1995
28,000 Detroit Riyer Tunnel 1st gu 434s. 1961
1941
5,000 Dul Mlssabe Ac Nor gen 5s...
46,000 Dul At Iron Range 1st 5s..
——1937
46,000 Dul So Shore At Atlantic g 5s....1937
15,000 Bast Ry M No DIt 1st g 4s...
1948
329,000 Erie RR 1st
863*
70
76
66
Sale
75,000
42,000 Elgin Jol Ac East 1st g 5s
Feb.
Mar.
....
A
18
cons
25
11
May 23
May 31
....
F
45
Sale
1947
4s.....1995
47
26
37
31
068
19
623* Jan.
20
66
Apr.
15
Jan.
Jan.
96
94
90
13
Certificates of deposit
7,000
5,000 Des Platnea Val 1st guar 4H(
East Tenn Va At Ga
96)* May 20
99
87
36
Detroit At Mack 1st lien g
963* May 20
80
May
May
May
May
May
49
86
82
—1926
Des Moines Ac Ft D 1st gu g
90
98
87
96
Gr West gen
Ref At Imp mtge 5s ser
10034
9834
5s Aug 1955
B
1978
Con sol gold4Hs
178,000
1,508,000
817,000
94
65
65
88
72
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J
1942
1952
serlesA...—1936
47,000
1st lien At ref 6a series B
...1936
39,000
1943
626,000 Del & Hud 1st Ac ref 4s
5s
1935
9,000
Gold 5^8—
1937
113,000
Del RIt RR Ac Bdge 1st gu g 48—1936
1936
1,297,666 Den At Rio Gr 1st cons g 4s...
9634 May 16
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50
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228,000 Cuba RR 1st 50-yr g 5s
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96)4 May 16
95
May
5
88
95
96
90
86
J
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60
96
A
101,000 CleT Union Term'ls 1st sf 54s A.1972
1st a 1 g 5s series B guar
1973
273,000
1st s f guar 44s ser C
1977 A O
159,000
1945 J D
5,000 Coal R1t Ry 1st gu 4s
M N
167,000 Colo At Southern Ref Ac ext 44»- -1935
General mtge 44s series A
1980 M N
252,000
1,000 Col Ac Hock Valley 1st ext g 4s
9734 101
9534
9634
55
90
9634
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6334
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1935
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72
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84
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75
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67
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Sale Prices.
100
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57
J
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75
53
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93
95
98
75
99
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
92
100 ?4
1993
1993
C C C Ac St L gen g 4s
Bid.
9934
10234
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May 3i.
May 1.
1933.
X. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Value.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
May.
66)4
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69)4
633*
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65
49
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71
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40
67
53
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89 34
65
49
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74)4 May
39)4 May
65
May 25
70
61
May 27
76?* May 29
90
60
65
May 31
May 29
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40
30
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3
70
May 29
May 27
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May 31
60
May 29
65
Jan. 12
76
90
N. Y. STOCK
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Sales in
N.
\
Price
BONDS
May.
Value.
23
EXCHANGE-BONDS
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
Jan. 3
T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
1933.
>>*&.
Bid.
May 1.
Ask
Bid.
Ask
Bid.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Lowest.
May 31.
Sale Prices.
Ask
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Illlnola Central (Concludes)
Litchfield Diy 1st
1951 J
3.__
5054
1953 J
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St Lou DIt Ac Term g 3s
1951 J
Gold 8%t
1951 J
Spring! DIt 1st g 8%t
1951 J
58
Omaht Dlr 1st g 3s
55
17,000
11,000
1,015,000
304,000
A
J
1963 J
4Hs series C
D
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1950 J
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35,000 Indianapolis Ac LouIst 1st gu 4s.1956 J
1965 J
8,000 ind Union gen 8c ret 5s A
Gen Ac re! guar 5s ser B
1965 J
11,000
J
J
1952
582,000 Internet Ac Gt Nor 1st 6s
Ad J mtge 6s series A.-July 1 1953
1,213,000
1st mtge gold 5s series B
1956
215,000
1st gold 5s series C
1956
106,000
40,000 Int Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5s B—1972
1st coll trust 6s gold notes
1941
41,000
First lien Ac ref 6HS
1947
28,000
Iowa Gent 1st gold 5s
41
37 H
83
Sale
51
Sale
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4734
Sale
73
Sale
Sale
27
92
60
3
May 27
May 31
3854 Feb. 27
66
37
62
May 27
May 31
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
27
Jan.
85
85
May 23
62
27
May
5
May 23
May 22
2454 May
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854 May
22
May
22
May
34
85
92
85
90
31
35
92
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12
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88
22
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3354 Sale
22
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33
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3834
38
45
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154
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39
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3454
34
3754 May
46
38
4754
4454
29
31
11
12
18
12
11
10
29
31
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30
14
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16
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16
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3334 Apr. 19
3854 Apr. 18
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34
29
24
90
11
12
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May
39
May
1354 May
3454 May
34
May
46
May
4754 May
4454 May
18
12
11
10
4034 Sale
4734
50
4454 Sale
May
2954 May
454
10%
154 Sale
6254
6554
60
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May 26
254 May
2
6554 May 27
70
May
4754 May
4734 May
5454 May
54
May
8454 May
77
May 11
60
May 18
3154
5654 May 25
37
5354 May 25
6754 May 31 a48
47
73
May 29
83
9254 May 27
80
7454
May 16
61
80
75
60
2
60
May
2
57
Jan.
26
60
May
6734
77
60
May
1
55
May 29
76
May
3
7254 May 12
70
May 27
May 29
May 18
May
9
58
Apt. 19
May 29
70
713* Apr.
6
7254 May 12
82
77
May 27
May 29
Feb.
1
Jan. 27
46
46
Apr. 26
29
31
6554
75
70
Sale
40
92
48
Sale
56
Sale
4754
5554
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53
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Sale
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Sale
a7054 Sale
Sale
9134 Sale
7854 a7934 Sale
47
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55
J
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80
8554
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8834
76
1W1
J
59
57%
1961. J
J
40
J
40
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80
1940
2003
J
65
4554
62
60
79
Sale
1965
A
M N
A O
32
O
56
3354 Sale
3654
4354
....
8454
70
9954
D
3,000 Long Island gen g 4s...
1938
1,000
Unified gold 4s
1949 M 8
83,000
Deb gold 5s
1934 J D
43,000
3S-year deb 5a
1937 MN
230,000
Guar ref gold 4s
1949 M 8
J
J
797,000 Louisiana Ac Ark 1st 5s series A—1969
6,000 l<»u Ac Jeff Bridge gu g 4s
1945 M 8
MN
J
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6054
6654
37
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34
Sale
55
5834
Sale
74
5054
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44
55
59J4
91
94
86
91
8454
7634
85
82
8954
100
93
97
96
9234
84
9354
---
92
9354
83
9854
91
92
8854
9954
8454
Sale
7954
32
Sale
37
Sale
68
74
57
70
9754 Sale
83
Sale
89
4854
71
100
9654
9054
6534
Sale
82%
Sale
79
Sale
8854 Sale
8654 Sale
7854 Sale
60
88
100
55
70
IF:::--
45
45
4854
20
53
MN
1959 MN
1st ext 4s
J
Mex Internat 1st 4s asstd
7034
76
53
May 26
254 May 2
r6
66 ;
Apr.
7
Mar. 30
7
May 18
5654 May 25
5354 May 25
6754 May 31
73
May 29
9454 Feb.
9
82
Feb.
2
Apr.
Mar. 15
Mar. 15
Jan.
3
Mar.
3
Apr. 27
76
75
55
Apr. 26
55
2
7154 May 31
4854 May 27
34
May
1
51
May 27
56
May 24
94
Apr. 12
8954 May 22
5954 Mar.
25
Apr.
9254 May 19
9254 May 19
9054 Apr.
3 101
96
96
9554 Jan.
4
May
89
May
100
May
9354 May
8954 May
4954 May
71
May
28
Jan.
3254 Mar.
33
Apr.
90
Jan.
79
Mar.
82
26
23
22
27
31
88
Mar. 31
70
Jan.
6
5
53
Feb.
82
May 12
85
Feb.
2
17
495* May
5 04954 Apr. 18
72
5
72
9954 101
95
55
4954
4954 May
52
45
51
72
70
Sale
45
20
Mar. 31
Apr. 21
89
50
Feb.
Jan.
62
45
9
56
87
8054
4954
May
43
7854 Sale
9654 101
.....
Mar. 22
May 19
85
May
6654 May 29
80
May 12
9554 May 23
77"
100
52
75
20
70
53
9954
—
Sale
50
2
76
8854 May 31
8654 May 31
79
May 12
May
74
5354 Sale
11
Mar.
May 10
May 31
8054 May
75
May
7254 May
87
5754
"40"
Apr.
97
90
Feb. 11
9854 Feb. 10
9154 Feb.
2
101
Feb.
4
100
Jan. 25
9154 Feb.
4
4954 May 27
7554 Feb. 11
9654 Apr. 17 rl03
8
8134 Apr.
8
77
Apr.
3 8854
6554 Jan.
6
6354 Jan.
8654
4
79
5954 Jan.
10154 May 27
9454 May 26
9854 May
74
§754
85
J
1934
21
28
7154 May 31
4854 May 27
34
May
51
May 27
56
May 24
9154 May
8954 May 22
4654 May
8
82
May 12
5754 May
1
76
May 31
9554 May 23
D
1941 J
7,000 Manito S W Colonls g 5s
Man G B At NW 1st gu l%t
Jan.
Jan.
May
6654 May
37
May
34
May
3754 May
44
May
90
May
80
May
May
89
May
9754 May
90
Sale
May
8954 a79
May
37
Sale
May
Sale
70
May
9754
9854 10054—93
Sale
8854 Sale
...1941
4,000 Manila RR South Lines 1st 4e...l939
55
81
8454
Sale
6154
9,000
St Louis DIt 2d gold 3s..
1980
3,000
Mob At Montg 1st g 4 %t
1945 M S
99,000
South Ry joint Monon 4s
1952 J J
7,000
Atl Knox At CIn dlT g 4s
1955 M N
2,000 Mahon Goal RR 1st 5s..........1934 J J
May
76
65
7954
7154 Sale
4654 Sale
Paducah Ac Mem DIt 4s.......1946
5s
1
—
Sale
3754
4054
9854 100
68
2003
2003
2003
...
7854
80
57%
87—
.....
Id At ref 5%t sorted A
5* series B
1,1
ref 454* uertee C...
50
7854
94
9554
J
2
60
...
O
J
77
84
J
1962 MN
24,000 Lou 1st Ac Nashe gold 5a...._....1937
565,000
Unified gold 4s
1940
45
■
A
M N
A
.....
7854
MN
4,000 Long Dock cons gold 6s........1935
Sale
Sale
3003
2003
1941
Little Miami gen 4s series A
60
60
73
M N
30,000
Gen cons 4%t
110,000
Gen consol 5s
2,000 Leh V Ter Ry 1st gu g 5s..
3 000 Lex At East 1st gu 5s
80
40
77%
J
1945 M S
Lehigh AC N Y 1st gu g 4s...
Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st 5s....1954 F
May 17
154 May 18
May
5
80
63
75
Sale
9
1997
50,000 Leh V <N Y) 1st gu g 4%n
523,000 Leh Val (Pa) gen con g 4s
2,000
Registered
—
D
1941 "
Registered
74
80
1937 J
2nd gold 5s
3
....
J
Lake Shore Ac Mich Sou g 3^s.._1997
254
Sale
60 ^
O
1,000
59.000
14,000
5
May
45
25
May 31
May 31
May 12
4
Jan.
6654 May 29
9
Jan.
80
May 12
9554 May 23 10154 Jan. 23
75
Jan.
70
May 20
47
May 20
Jan.
40
50
70
May 26
6
Feb. 23
79
61
May 13
Feb.
4
48
Jan.
50
May 31
5354 Jan.
1
5154 Jan. 26
7554 Feb.
1
47
Feb. 23
1977
Michigan Central-Detroit Ac Bay
City Air Line 4s
1940 J
....
J
80
—.1951 M S
3Ha
18,666
l«t gold 3Ha
5,000
Re' Sc Imp 4%t series C
15,000 Midland of N J 1st ext 5s
1,000 Mil Ac Nor 1st ext 4%t (1880)
1952
—1979
1940
1934
Cons ext 4Hs (1884)
M
J
A
J
—1934 J
N
J
O
D
8054
86
71
79
79
84
60
73
47
68
46
88
68
47
65
40
Sale
55
62
40
50
Sale
80
69
D
Mllw At State Line 1st guar
Temp ctfs of deposit
l*t At refund gold 4s_.
1934
MN
8
....
254
11
5I
8
1949 M
Ref Ac ext 5s series A
....1962 Q
Certificates of deposit
Q
M St P At S S M 4s stpd
F
F
1938 J
....
1st Ac ref 6s series A
42
Cent
J
1,000 Mississippi Cent 1st 5s
A.1959
J
......1990
D
ser
ilH
9
5554 Sale
5054
Sale
85
May
6854 May
55
May
50
May
44
May
4854 May 22 a3454 Mar. 2
40
Jan. 20
22
12
27
31
20
85
May
6854 May
55
May
50
May
22
12
27
31
69
4854
Sale
5954
454
554
Sale
8
154
254
54
39
4054
24
16
8
1941 MN
J
1949 J
Mo Kan Ac Tex 1st g 4s
46
"3454 Sale"
50
May 13
May 11
May
1
May 31
79
Sale
43
Sale
22
Sale
1754
60
20
Sale
3
554 May
9
54 Apr.
5
154 Feb. 10
554 May
3
May
554 May
54 May
4854 May 22
40
Jan. 20
554 May 9
May
9
154 Feb. 10
3
14
May 23
May
2
May 29
May
1
May 12
9
May 22
5054 May
1
4154 May 22
25
May 23
24
Apr,
6
44
16
Feb.
2
25
45
May 19
May 29
May 29
May 31
2854 Apr. 24
954 May 12
a854 Jan. 14
37
Apr.
6
45
Jan.
23
62
May 29
May 29
Jan. 12
6554 May 10
17
May
3
70
May
1
6554 May 10
22
May
5
8454 May 31
65
Apr.
6
15
Apr.
7
6854 Apr. 24
85
Jan.
13
2854 Jan.
8454 Jan.
3
31
3354
2054
3454
954
23
21
60
21
Jan.
12
Term
f 4s
Missouri-Illinois RR 1st 5s
3354
254
8
154
35
1946 J
1949 M
1978 J
54
54
154
40
3654
1938 J
25-year g 5 He
1st ref 5Hs series B
10
2
2
3654
1938 J
5s
1st cons 5s gtd as to int
MStPAtSSMAt
Ik
82J4
3Hs..1941 J
gold 5s
41
43
1947 M S
J
39,000 M,1 8par At N W 1st gu 4s
52,000
263,000
Feb.
4754 May
27
...1961 J
s
71
Sale
37
1960
Plain.
1st Chic Term
6
30
62
8954
Sale
Sale
1950
Aprlll950
Lake K AC W 1st gold 6s
cons
Feb.
Jan.
66
2454
854
4854 Sale
1st
63
6754 May 10
66
May
Sale
1936 A O
25",000
169,000
11,000
169,000
36,000
22,000
84,000
26
May 26
50
18
Ctfs of dep (Bankers Trust)..
Kan City South 1st g 3s
*2~, 000
1,000
47,000
Jan.
71
Sale
18
K C Ft S At M ref g 4s
cons
May 12
65
J
Kanawha Ac Mich 1st gu g 4a
Minn Ac St L 1st
53
62
74
J
34
Jack L At S gold
Feb.
6
Feb.
9
Feb. 10
Feb. 11
May 25
65
J
J J
1990 A O
Gold
6054
6354
6054
5954
71
60
2
Kentucky Ac Ind Term 4H<
Stamped
198,000
155,000
4
May 12 a58
53
86
J
A
10
65
93 5*
4
25
Apr.
Feb.
1938
—
311,000
Ref AC Imp 5s
293,000
867,000 Kan City Term 1st 4s
13,000 Kentucky Central g 4s
195,000
7054
36
80
23
...
Jan.
60
75
70
.....
J
Kal Alleghan Ac G R 1st gu g As..1938
68,000
62
93
80
1951 M S
47,000
23,000 James Franklin Ac Clearf 1st 4f—1959 J D
5,000
210,000
86
.....
—
6154
53
62
75
67
J
Certificates of deposit
1st Ac ret 4s
6,000
5754
6154
5054
62 54
J
(nd 111 8c la 1st gold 4s
—
-
—.
J
Western Lines 1st g 4s
...1951 F A
(11 Cent 8c Chic St L Ac N O—
Joint 1st 8c ret 6s ser A..
1963 J D
Ind Bloomington Ac W 1st 4s..>.1940 A
50%
47%
58
..,
LouUt DIt 8c Ter g 8%t
60
82
Sale
78
2834 Sale
Sale
75
6554
83
1554
1654
7054 Sale
6654
2254
84
.....
82
2754
Sale
Mlssour-Kansas-Tazas RR—
268,000
62,000
52,000
128,000
1962,-
J
40-year 4s series B
1962 J
J
Pr lien mtge
Prior lien 5s series A
1978'J
J
52
1967 A
O
34
1st At refund 5s series A-.....1965 F
General 4s
1975 M
8
4%$
.....
ter D
Cum adjust 5s series A
Jan
06154 Sale
a5154 Sale
59
6754 Sale
a58
60
Sale
65
7854 Sale
70
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
42% Sale
5554 Sale
2154 Sale
1054 Sale
2154 Sale
2854 Sale
32
Sale
1054
Sale
13
Sale
29
Sale
M*
32
Sale
■
59
5154
May 31
55
May 25
1 a5554 May 31 03254
1
79
1
70
6654 May 18
70
a67 54 May
o58
May
42
May
2834
1034
2834
2854
May 22
May
May
May
May 31
Apr. 10 79
Apr.
4 70
Apr.
7 70
Apr. 13 o5554
May
May
May
May
31
31
25
31
Missouri Pacific RR Co—
1,484,000
1,780,000
1,824,000
706,000
1,586,000
522,000
1,191,000
33,000
18",000
1st At ref 5s series F__
1st Ac ref g 5s ser G
1977 M N
1978 MN
Conrertible gold 5%t
1st ref gold 5s series H
1st Ac ref 5s
ser
1949 M O
...1980 A A
I
Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at
1981 MN
4%....July 1938 J
Mortgage gold 4s......
..1945
Small..
~2", 000
.......
Mobile Ac Ohio gen gold 4s..
l'OOO
42,000
48,000
J
Mobile At Blrm prior Hen g 5s ...1945
Small
.
22
Sale
854
2154
2134
Sale
Sale
Sale
6854
95
60
2954
Sale
6
Sale
30
Sale
2854
Sale
mm
90
90
---
8
3754
7
Montgomery DIt 1st g 5s
1947 F A
Refunding Ac ImproT't 4Ms ...1977 M S
Sec 5% notes
.1938 M S
...
Mohawk At Mai 1st gu g 4s
Mont Cent 1st gu g 6s
r
gold 5s
Cash sale,
a
1991 M S
1937 J
J
..1937 J
....
1st guar
J
Deferred delivery.
64
58
90
60
50
554
654
55
30
754
754
7454
9354
9254
1854 Feb. 27
7
Apr.
5
35
18
Feb.
27
1854 Jan.
18
a6
May
2954 May
2854 May
5054 May
May
34
May
1054 May
34
May
34
May
65
May
27
27
19
27
27
27
3
Mar. 31
1854 Feb. 25
1854 Feb. 27
5054 May
3
3654 May 24
60
May
15
3654 May 24
May 11
60
May 11
May 29
654 May 17
7
May
2
15
3454 May 27
1454 Jan. 11
35
May 27
34
May 27
1354 Jan. 11
34
May 27
34
May 27
7354 Jan.
16
"91"'
55
J
J
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Sale
954 Sale
33
3254
3154 Sale
3454 May 27
1454 May 25
"35"
1734
20
1154
1254
854
1354 Sale
60
6954
90
79"
89
60
60
28
15
May 29
1254 May 29
1354 May 31
60
May 15
60
May 11
Mar. 30 r72
May 11
754 Apr. 12
454 Feb. 27
454 Jan. 16
9
May 29
1254 May 29
1354 May 31
Mar. 30
65
9354 Jan. #2,
90
Jan.
6
92
64
Jan.
15
Mar. 31
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Feb.
12
4
N. T. STOCK
u
Sales in
May.
Ask.
ser
Highest.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
69%
74
72
74
71
75%
81
64
78
65
72
65
67 %
68
72
MN
61
71
72% May 3
67% May
3
68
May 10
F
A
66% Sale
64
69
75
1937
F
A
65
80
83
84
90
85
A
O
2000
J
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1955 MN
A
B
Bid.
Lowest.
May 3x.
1978
Morris & Essex 1st gu 3H«
Constr M 4%s ser
May 1.
1933.
M&4
Bid.
Constr M 5s
RANGE SINCE JAN.11.
Jan. 3
T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
$
130,000
6,000
19,000
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
N.
Value.
EXCHANGE—BONDS
...1955
.
12,000 Nashville Chat & St L 1st 4s
6,000 Nash Fla 3c Shaft 1st gu g 5s
89
66
May
May
76% May 26
69
May
4
72% May 25
4*
6
75
85
May 18
May
6
70% Apr. 12
67% May
3
60
Apr. 18
78% Feb.
60
75
85
Apr.
May
5
6
9
69
May
4
72% May 25
85
May 18
May
6
National Ry of Mexico—
1957
Prior lien 50-year a f 4%s
5,000
"6~66o
Assent
1977
Aisent cash
1%
1%
1%
Flut cons told 4s
..-1951
Assenting cash warr rect No 4 on
Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s
1954 M N
J
New England RR cons 5s
1945
58
72
—
J
68
89%
A
50
New Orleans Term 1st 4s.......1953
J
inc Ss .1935
O
1954
A
145", 000
First 5s series B
24,000
111,000
275,000
1st mtge gold 5« series
1st 4H> series D
"2", 066
1W
c
1956
......1956
First 5 Ha series A
1954
Npt & Cln B gen gu g 4Ha
1945
N Y Ac Bklyn at M B cons g 5s
1935
non cum
800,000
339,000
1,005,000
1,885,000
N Y Cent RR
conv
C
N
C..
537,000
N Y C 3c H R g mtge
730",066
Debenture gold 4a
26,000
634,000
141,000
Debenture 4s of 1912
59
37 %
O
42 %
J
76 %
68
68
60
38
67 H
..1997
J
........1934
M N
1942 J
Ref 3c Impt. 4Ha series A
Lake Shore coll g 3H»
...
Mich Cent coll g 3%e
2013
1998
......1998
1998
1998
1974
1978
1935
1953
1953
Refunding 5H> series A
Refunding 4Ha series C
3-year 6% gold notes
Connecting 1st gu 4H> A
1st gtd 5s series B
N Y 3c Erie 1st ext g 4s..
.....1947
N Y
N Y 3c Greenw L guar g 5s
N Y 3c Harlem g 3Ha
N Y Lack 3c West ref 4Ha
IX
62
Sale
62
35
70
1
Mar. 27
1% May 16
1% May 19
1
Apr.
18
1% May 27
1
Apr.
15
1% Feb. 16
68" "Mar ."24
9
Sale
22
21
Sale
90
64%
23%
27% Sale
24% 32%
25
29%
39% May
48
55
63
1
May 11
29
Sale
85%
20% May
22
May
22
May
20% May
1
3
4
1
79
Sale
73% Sale
Sale
Sale
62
Sale
Sale
49 X
Sale
66
Sale
Sale
73
Sale
70
69 % Sale
75
Sale
a72% May
83% Sale
73% Sale
61% Sale
70% Sale
a69% May
68H
71
47
66%
75
Sale
67 X
—
66
Sale
Sale
—
68
29% May 31
26
27
30
98% May 23 100
61
May
II 80%
63
74
May
47
May
63%
67
49% May
1
Sale
Sale
May 16
May 26
30
Feb.
8
48
May 16
49
Apr. 20
63
May 26
May 19
May 27
May 27
16% Feb. 24
16% Apr.
6
16% Apr.
5
17
Apr.
3
29% May 31
May 19
27
May 27
30
May 27
26
90
100
63
47
77
70
6
2% Apr. 19
18
61
61
1% May 18
r2% Feb.
85
47
54
19%
20%
1% Mar. 16
2% May 23
83
85
39X Sale
20 X
20 %
1% May 18
May 31
68" "Mar ."24
2%
1% May 13
2
66%
66%
66
66
May
May
May
May
May
11
31
29
31
31
76
1
1
72
May 19
46% May
1
67% May
3
May 29
83%
73%
63%
73%
May
May
May
May
31
31
31
18
98
46
Mar. 20 100% Jan.
5
Mar.
2 80% May 31
74
May 29
57% Apr. 18
34% Apr. 17
39
Apr.
5
68% Apr. 19
70
Apr. 26
60
Apr.
7
64
Jan.
5
34% Apr. 17
60
Apr. 10
62% May 31
67
May 31
80%
74%
83%
73%
63%
73%
Jan.
Feb.
May
May
May
May
31
8
31
31
31
18
Jan.
68
A
O
M S
69%
79H Sale
16
14
Sale
Sale
68% Sale
75%
22
34
Sale
69%
80
21
A
O
12 H
Sale
F
A
91
Sale
80
88
30% Sale
28% Sale
93% Sale
F
A
88
95
94
1946 M N
2000 M N
B....1973 MN
§1*:::::
86" llH
84%
39
73
"72"
56
May 12, 69% May 24
68
Sale
18% Sale
14% Sale
MN
65
12
Apr. 26
98
May
May
18% May
14% May
87
May
98
May 29
.....
76
51% May 11
Feb.
20
71
Apr. 26
57
Apr.
Apr.
36% May 29
Mar.
32
76
May
36% May
32
May
30% May
94
May
98
May
25 a66
14
29
12
27
5%
27
87
23
94
29
86%
51%
59% May 26
79% Jan.
97
Jan.
100
Mar.
Feb.
17
10
Apr. 28
59% May 26
Feb.
3
88
89
Jan.
May
Feb.
Mar.
3
May 27
30% May 27
Mar.
Apr.
84
84%
85
65
57
1937 A O
N Y Chic 3C St Louis 1st g 4s
20
18
19
O
1997
3%«_.
....
Registered.....
29,000
4,406,000
1,562,000
1,277,000
137,000
6,000
Sale
50
Sale
20H Sale
92
Sale
100
Sale
54
A
3013
...2013
Ref 3c Impt 4H* aeries A
Registered.
J
1998
Ref 3c Impt 5s series
19*1666
O
o
1935
deb 6a
Consol 4s series A
Registered.
A
34 %
54
30
1%
Sale
83
90
J
2%
...
1945
N O Tex & Mex
IX
1 % May
IX
IX
8$
V*
1986
1952
N J Junction RR gu 1st 4s
N O & East ref 4Ha series A
IX
2%
2
Nov 4 on
rsct
warr
Cons guar 4s
37,000
41,000
IX
IX
No 3 on
recta
wart
5 on
Nat RR Mex prior lien g 4%a —1926
22,000
21,000
cash
Guar 4a Apr 1914 coupon
Assent
warr
receipt No
85
N Y 3c Long Branch gen 4s
...1941 M S
N Y 3c N E Boston Ter 1st 4s.. ..1939 M S
65
76
N Y New Haven 3t Hartford—
2,000
9,000
16,000
46,000
2,000
8,000
596,000
25,000
232,000
77,000
438,000
11,000
349,000
214,000
Non-conv debenture 3Ha
Non-conv debenture 3H*
Non-conv debenture 4s....
62 %
8
Non-conv debenture 4s...-..-1947
O
..1947
1954
48
44
o
70
Sale
Sale
J
1955
1956 MN
45
"65"
60
53
47
50
56
J
50
35
43
55
1948 J
J
76 H
80
65% Sale
80
Sale
J
78
67
82
Sale
D
74 %
38
57 %
86%
Registered
1940 A O
1957 M N
Collateral trust 6s
Debenture 4a
1st 3c ref 4Hs ser
1967
of 1927.
Harlem R 3t Pt Ches 1st 4a
)
4s-_June 1992 M S
—1955 J D
N Y Ont 3c West 1st g
General 4s.
A
N Y Prov 3c Boston gen 4s.
O
?iy>
82
Sale
61
89
Sale
Sale
44% Sale
53% Sale
57% Sale
82
86
88
90
Sale
60
Sale
57%
70
48% Sale
53% Sale
92
70
87
70
72
66
47
1942
69*
48—1993 A O
J
J
27%
ref g 5s
1937
65
Second gold 4H*----—
1937 F A
26
General gold 5a
1940 F A
13",066
MN
90
50
Terminal 1st gold 5s
—.1943
Sale
1946 J J 38
436",606 N Y Westches 3c Bos 1st 4Ha
Sale
A O 106
Nord Rys extl s f 6Hs__
1950
333,000
*
N Y 8c Putnam 1st con guar
55
78,000
N Y Susq 3c West 1st
39% Sale
12,000
5,000
385,000
Norfolk South 1st 3c
rex
'IV*
1961 F
5s A
Norfolk 3t South 1st g 5s
Norfolk 3c Western Impt 3t ext g
Norfolk 3c West Ry 1st con g 4s
Registered
277",660
48,000
Dlv 1st 3c gen g 4a
1941
6al934
1996
1996
1944
M
F
A
A
J
1941 J
Pocahontas C 3c C Joint 4s
Registered...
122",000
Ref 4t Impt 4Hs
818,000
73,000
68,000
Ref 3t Impt 6s Series B
Series A
D
Ref 3t Impt 5s Series C
85
Sale
67
44
97%
J
A
95
D
J
J
3
62
Jan.
6
57% May
48% May
1
1
62
May 25
55% May 27
43
May 19
May
5
68
May 19
47% May 31
64
Mar. 31
23% Apr. 13
87
69
68
Sale
39
45
May 25
55% May 27
73% Feb. 11
47% May 31
51%
Sale
25% May
Sale
Sale
37% May 31
38% May
3
105
Sale
104
96
Sale
4
14
May 16
May 29
98% May 31
99% May 29
96
May 29
94% May
Apr.
99% Apr.
*
*
2 103
1
Jan.
31
*
•
37% May 31
64
Jan. 10
52% May 29
110% May
5
16% Jan.
64
1
52% May 29
May 17 110% May
5
14
May 16
6
Apr.
3
101% Apr. 29 104% Jan.
87
Apr. 20 100% Jan.
94% Jan.
4 94% Jan.
93% Mar. 3 101% Jan.
89% Feb. 28 99% Jan.
30
5
4
6
24
98
18
22% May 15
17
May
4
35
Jan.
11
85% May 31
73
May
1
80
1
5
73% Sale
85% Sale
69
56% May
May
74% May 31
85% May 31
80
May 31
78
May 27
74% May
4
48
Apr. 18
55% Jan.
9
50
Apr. 10
60
Apr.
59% Feb. 24
56% Mar. 5
87% Feb.
82% Jan.
60% Sale
May
74% May
52
May
55
38% Jan.
19
Sale
76
Sale
82%
Sale
52%
Sale
54
Sale
60
70
Sale
55
74
80
55
64%
22
76%
38% Sale
87%
55%
46
92""
Sale
85
166""
Sale
80
85
Sale
Sale
100
101
100
Sale
78%
42
Sale
17
May
4
73
62
60
May
63% May
55
46
91
1
May
4
May
85
May
94% May
105
May
105
May
85
May
82
May
May 26
May 20
10
11
18
26
29
27
62
May 20
55% Jan.
74% May
85% May
80
May
78
May
9
31
31
4
31
27
3
55
May
Feb.
Mar.
2
89
2
85
May 10
May 11
84% May
2
96% Feb.
85
82
101% 102%
J 103
Sale
J
84
Sale
85% Sale
77
70
J
J
50% Jan.
82% May 27
57% May 31
70% May 31
89
May 18
94
38%
O
J
83
Feb.
1
57% May 31
70% May 31
90
Jan. 31
1
1
1
4
61
67
J
Apr. 21
82% May
4
59
Apr. 18
34% Apr. 21
May
May
51% May
82% May
*
102
*51"
Sale
89
May
85
May
90
92%
84% May
101 % 103
100
May
100
103%
May
84% Sale
a78% May
A
80
85
J
76%
J
80
85
85%
77%
84
72
80
80
85
Paducah 3c Illinois 1st a f 4H>—1955 J
J
78
93
90
8 101
102
80
70
99
100
75
Apr. 20 105
May
1 107
Mar. 2 89
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
1
28
20
31
69
1938 F
Pacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4s
396",666
96%
68
...
2,000
al09
"37%
45
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s
1943 M S
Ohio River RR 1st g 5s.
.....1936 J D
General gold 5a
1937
1,000
1946
56,000 Oregon RR 3C Nav con g 4s
Oregon Short Line 1st con g 5s—1946
130,000
Guaranteed con 5s
1946
69,000
372,000 Ore-Wash RR8cNav lst&ref 4s.—1961
31
72
38% Sale
79%
56%
79%
1938
21,000 Ogden 3c Lake Ch 1st guar g 4s. .1948
"5,000
~2\%
55
84
1997
1997
Jan 2047
Jan 2047
2047
2047
2047
2047
Ref 3C Impt 5s Series D
Northern Ry of Calif guar 5a
44
13%
N
8%
11% May
11% 15%
19%
A 103%
101% 103
102% 103% 101% May
98
Sale
O 99% Sale
93% Sale
91% May
96
O 94% 94%
Sale
a95
99
Sale
J 98% Sale ',a95
May
Northern Pacific prior lien 4s
Registered
44
10
M S
Gen 3c ref 4 Ha series A
1974 M 8
19,000 Northern Ohio 1st guar g 5s....1945 A O
Gen Hen ry 4t Id gt 3s
6
29
31
11
25
17
A
North Cent gen 3c ref 5s ser A—1974
572,000
5,000
282,000
45
May
54% May
60
May
56
May
50
May
82
May
33
-
....
Sale
43
~19~,666
*
50
May 16
50
47
J
1954 MN
Convertible debenture 3Ha
Convertible debenture 6a
65
1956 J
Non-conv debenture 4s
56
May 16
May
1
May 17
50% May
4
56
May 11
43
May
3
65% May
1
56
44
53
May 16
May
6
54% May 29
60
May 31
56% Jan. 26
51
Jan. 26
83
Jan. 11
3
May
1
Apr. 24
45
Apr. 13
45
Apr. 13
43
May
3
57% Apr.
7
56
60*
Sale
41
1938
2d extended gold 5a
Paris-Orleans RRExt
a
f 5Ha.-.1968 M
16,000 Paullsta Ry 1st 8t ref 7s
.....1942
M
8
38
Sale
A
O
75%
93%
97%
"97%
al01%Sale
36% Sale
104%
40%
Sale
73% Apr.
80
May
101% May
36
May
3j 85
May 11
75
5
Mar. 22
86% Jan.
85
Jan.
5
16
11106% May 5 a96% Mar. 3 106% May 5
Jan. 25
36
Feb. 28 46
40
May 18
5
Penn Ohio 3c Detroit RR—
67,000
35,000
93,000
18,000
397,000
699,000
581,000
566,000
332,000
709,000
452,000
1st 3c ref gold 4Hs series
A
1977
78
1943
...1948
Stamped dollar bonds....-.1948
Consol 4H* Issue of 1915
—1960
M N
F
A
General 4H* Series
General 5s Series B
J
D
79
80
.....1968 J
D
85
Sale
A
99% Sale
79% Sale
60% Sale
74%
71%
Penn RR consol
gold 4s
Consol gold 4s
A-......—1965
15-year secured 6Hs
40-year 5s
........
Debenture
gold 4%s
General 4^i series D
r
Cash sale,
a
M N
M N
1936
1964
—1970
F
A
O
1981
A
O
Deferred delivery.
MN
97
102%
75
Sale
90% 101
92% Sale
86
Sale
96%
96%
Sale
May
May
92% May
96
101
97
Sale
103
Sale
a96
79%
87%
98%
78%
69%
73%
Sale
86% Sale
93% Sale
102% Sale
87% Sale
75% Sale
79
85
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
96
80
98
Sale
_
98
97%
May 22
4 103%
May
May
2| 87%
4
95
May
1 103%
98% May
87%
78% May
68"
75%
May
82
73
May
93
Sale
88
97
75
95
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
24
26
24
25
29
18
29
29
31
31
27
71
Apr.
95% Jan.
91
Apr.
90
Apr.
94% Apr.
73% Apr.
78
Mar.
95
56
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
68
Mar.
73
88
Feb.
9
100
Feb.
21
100% Jan.
100% Jan.
104% Jan.
13
14
91%
97%
104%
92%
75%
Jan.
30
Feb.
31
1
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
May 31
85% Jan.
31
June, 1933.]
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Price
BONDS
May.
Value.
N.
T. STOCK
1933.
Bid.
7,000 Peoria & East 1st cona 4s
1940 A
Income 4a (flat)
221,000
1990 A
25,000 Peoria 4c Pekln Un lat S%» \
1974 F
170,000 Pere Marq lat 5a Series A
1956 J
50,000
lat 4a Series B
1956 J
l>t ft 4%s series C
290,000
...1980 M
32,000 Phlla Bait 8c Wash lat ft 4s
1943 M.N
1974 FA
General 5a Series B
Gen ft 4%s aeries C
22,000
20,000
P C C 4c St L ftuar ft
1977 J
f 4s... 1937 J
s
J
J
4%s »er A—.1940 A O
Con 4%a series B ftuar ft..
Gon 4%s series G ftuar ft
Gon 4s series D ftuar ft....
1942 A O
1942 MN
1945 MN
1949 f A
..1953 J D
.1957 MN
1960 F A
1963 f A
1964 MN
Gon 3%s series E ftuar ft
Gon 4s series P ftuar ft
Gon 4s series G ftuar ft
1,000
Gon 48 series H ftuar ft
Gon 4%s series I ftuar ft...
~8", 566
49,006
Con 4%s series J ftuar
Gen ftuar 5s series A
75,000
69,000
General ft 5s ser B
General 4Hs series C__
"i"oo6
Pitts McK 4c Y 2d ftuar 6s
Pitts Shen 4c L E 1st ft 5s
..1970 J
d
1975 A O
...1977 J
J
.1934 J J
1940 A O
J J
MN
J D
A O
.1960 A O
A..1948 J D
1962 F A
First consol ftold 5s
...1943
Pitts Va 4t Char 1st ftuar 4s
1943
28,000 Pitta 4c West Va 1st 4%a ser A ..1958
28,000
1st mtfte 4%s series B
1959
135,000
1st mtfte
4Ha series G...
Pitts Y 4t Ash 1st ften 4s ser
1st ften 5s series B
Providence Securities deb 4s
Providence Terminal 1st 4s.
Ask
2m
May 1.
...
1956 M
.
S
1951 A O
1997 { J
1997.J J
Rensselaer 8c Saratoga 1st ftu 6s.1941 M N
Richmond 4c Mecklenburft lst4s.l948'M N
8,000 Richmond Term Ry 1st ftuar 5s_.1952 J
8,000 Rio Grande June 1st ftuar ft 5s..1939
Rio Grande Southern 1st ft 4s...1940
Guar (Jan 1922 coupon)
1940
26,000 Rio Grande Western 1st ft 4s
1939
100,000
1st con 4c coll trust 4s series A.1949
306,000 Rock Isl*d Ark 4c Lou la 1st 4 H*.-1934
6,000 Rutland-Canadian 1st ftuar ft 4s. 1949
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
36% Sale
234 Sale
65
7234
1
6956
35
Sale
43
37
32
36
40
Sale
9634
98
80
Sale
78
75
23
22%
22
Sale
95
Sale
97
98% Sale
99 y
M
S
96
99
1,
1
Sale Prices.
30
2434 May 31
]
]
1
29
25
26
31
27
31
27
Sale Prices.
Mar. 16
97
May 17
May 24
MayJ29
May 25
62
134 Jan. 25
6934 Jan.
4
2834 Apr. 18
28
Apr.
28
Apr.
1 55
94
Apr. 11 101
7?*
Jan.
Jan.
12
19
Apr.
1
Feb.
17
May 31
May 27
May 31
Feb. 11
Feb *
6
1$
97
81
2 100
Feb.
88
16
2434 May 31
99
May 10
May 13 100
Jan.
27
Apr. 25 10134 Jan.
9934 Jan. 19 99M Jan.
28
19
95
98
90
Feb.
24
a93% Apr. 26 102
94
9634
90
8634
24
Feb.
95
92
92
May 27
92
May 27
9234 Feb. 14
96
May 27
May 17
9134 May
9434 Apr. 28
9834 Feb.
8
9834 Feb. 10
76
92
Feb.
1
92
Feb.
2
90
91
itll:::::
77
77
71
92
9434
91
9134 May
79
Sale
90
79
Sale
76
10034
10134
2
92
79
7634 Sale
8634 Sale
9134
9834 10034
—
9034 Sale
88
<?VA
100
79
May
7834 May
7634 May
9034 May 29
8934 May 29
8634 May 31
80
27
30
65
37
32
Sale
38
May 19 100
May 19
84
82
59
40
.....
55
Sale
97
53
6834
Sale
3734
23
60
8534
87
52
44
~9l"
7034
54
47
5634 May 31
May 29
5534 May 31
1
Feb.
24
31
3 102
30
30
Mar. 21
Jan.
3
30
Jan.
3
Mar.
66
48
2
1
—
70
Apr.
5634 May 31
48
May 29
5534 May 31
4134
Mar. 3
Feb. 11
Jan. 20
3
80
7
75% Apr. 20
78
91
78
9134 Jan.
May 2
7834 May
1
81
May 10
7634 May 31
8834 May 19
87
May 24
9734 May 16
63
May 22
9734 May 16
65
May 26
97)4 Apr.
6134 May 18
3734 May 2
52
68J4 May 31
May 31
55
Apr. 25
2534 Feb. 23
2334 May
4634 May
3234 May 25
50
May 25
1
63
90
1
Feb. 24
80
May 15
7
May 22
1834 Feb. 28
3554 Apr.
5
39
70
8134 May 26
6434
—
:::::
40
70
55
81
81
..—
Sale
2634 Sale
55
J
63
6834 Sale
2334 Sale
4634 Sale
3634
99
3534
...
3434 Sale
Sale
Feb.
28
38
9734
'50"" ~84~
37
May
39
May
3634 May
75
7634 Sale
8734 Sale
90
8634
75.
7834 Sale
7834
82
8434
40
99% Feb. 20
17 10034 Jan.
Mar.
llH
75
7134
86% May 31
85
95
68
...
83
Sale'
55
86
76
100
100
80
54
80
7034
Sale
5634
3634 Sale
9034
Apr.
4
Apr. 13
Apr. 15
65
36
Sale
27
85
69
69
9934 Feb. 20
100
95
35
J
4
May
634 May
77
May
6134 May
5434 May
55
May
99
May
90
J
1996 A O
62
;
]
1
Highest.
85
J
2d ftold 6a
Prices.
Sale
Prices
3634 May
234 May
72
May
43
May
36
May
40
May
94
May
9734
"97"
J
cons
Sale
Lowest.
Highest
|
2134 May
634
8334
100
95
95
Sale
62 34
4834 Sale
54 34 Sale
99
9734
95
8734
8634
2434 Sale
90
85
70
Ask
5334
534
Sale
28
28
ft 4H*
...
1941 J
St Jos 4c Grand Island 1st ft 4s_.1947 J
St Lawr 4c Adirondack 1st ft 5s..1996 J
Rutland lat
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest.
May 31.
1957 M N
25,000 Read Go Jersey Gen coll ft 4s
122,000
Gen at ret 4%s series A
Gen 8c ret 4%s series B
129,000
"5",066
PRICES IN MAY.
Jan. 3
EXCHANGE.
88,000 Philippine Ry lat 30-yr
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Apr. 13
Apr. 28
Feb:
6
68% May 31
May 31
52
29
Jan.
51]
511
Feb.
8
Jan. 31
90
Jan.
12
28
9
Feb.
9
2834 Jan.
9734 Apr.
7
65
May 26
68
St Loula Iron Mtn 4c South—
524,000
146,000
160,000
78,000
Con M 4
2834
J
10
S
1034 Sale
834
12
734 Sale
Certificates of deposit
Sale
Certificates of deposit
1978 M
series A
St. Louis Southwest 1st ft 4s
1989 MN
J
2d ftold 4s Income bond
Nov 1989 J
1st terminal 8c unlf 5s...
1952 J
Gen 8c ref 5s series A
1990 J
5734
J
A
30
d
7834
J
1933
*
■■■]
31,000
46,000
*
90,000
736,000
314,000
*
1937 J
d
1940
1972
1st ft 6s.........1934 A O
11,000
397,000
736,000
50,000
494,000
1,040,000
1,905,000
103,000
Oct 1949 F
35
Sale
38
4134
3034 Sale
2034 Sale
45
Sale
32
Sale
37
75
47
Sale
Sale
Sale
93
Sale
89
9734 Sale
98
9834
9334
98
78
86
67
Sale
7434
31
23
31
27
31
May
44
May
4534 May
3334 May
47
May
93
Sale
59
60
9734
98
Certificates of deposit
May
9234 May
1
4
8
9534 May 17
75
May 16
8
52% MayI31
99
May
May
May
9634 May
83
May
99
99
91
Sale
95
60
82
May
May
May
9
2
2
98
22
20
22
18
25
May 31
May 12
May 26
64
90
834 Jan.
10
Jan.
9% Jan.
a6% Feb.
634 Feb.
17% May 27
49
Apr. 20
33% Apr. 26
19
Apr.
7
12
Apr. 11
28
Jan.
Apr. 25
6
99
22
20
22
18
25
6l 71
Mar. 30
May
May
May
9634 May
83
May
99
Jan.
75
Apr.
Apr.
44
99
89
Apr.
89
Apr.
8834 Jan.
92
May 31
May 23
45% May 31
3334 May 27
47
May 31
8034 Feb. 23
63
89
); 1 m
Apr. 26 101
54
Mar. 29
64
Jan.
Feb.
82
May
90
Mar. 31
2
98 34 100
97 34 100
94
May 23
97
May
2
94
Apr. 23
97
92
94
93
May
9
95
May 15
90
Mar. 15
98
94
*
*
*
*
34
134
15
1934
334
2
934 May 17
134 May 25
15
May 25
May 27
4
434
5
534 Sale
5 34/Sale
*
734
Sale
9
Sale
834
*
Sale
*
5
May 2
534 May
1
5
May 15
Apr. 25
'
Feb.
6
*
3
Jan.
20
34 Mar. 22
15
3:4\
734 May 31
934 May 26
934 May 26
May 25
May 27
*
■■
3
234
2
2
15
3
634
34
134
^
5
10
*
*
*
5
m"s'
19
May 27
18% May 31
19
May 27
19
May 27
1834 May 31
Jan.
70
Sale
6134
85 34
—~
80
*
86
92
90 34 May
7434
8034
34
May 1933
27
31
27
27
31
27
63
May
35
May
3034 May
20)4 May
37
May
May
1834 May
19
May
19
May
1834 May
1734 May
75
92
100
94
A
1945 US
Atlan-Birm Div 1st ft 4s
18
18
1
9
22
19
52
97
1959 AO
Feb.
2% Jan.
4
1% Jan .
3
73* May 31
98/> May 26
May 26
2
1
1935
Certificates of deposit
Series B.....................1935
Certificates of deposit
Gen
cons
ftuar 5s
134 Sale
34
1936 f
A
ftuar 50-year 5s
1963 A O
Sou Pac Go 4s Gent Pac coll Auft. *49 J d
1st 4%s (Oregon Lines) ser A..1977 M S
cons
Convertible 5s
1934 J
Gold 4H»
...1968 M
Gold 4%s with warr
May 1 1969
Gold 4Ms.......^......
San Francisco Term lat 4s
S
M N
...1981 M N
1950 A
O
566,665
Stamped Federal tax
Southern Ry lat cons 5a
Staten Isl Ry 1st ftu ft 4)6*.
Sunbury 4c Lewlston 1st ft 4s
Texas 4c Pacific 1st ft 5s
Second ft inc 5s (flat)
49
4634
46
4734 Sale
4634 Sale
74
80
10034
88
Sale
Sale
84
Sale
58
Sale
Sale
5734 Sale
5534 Sale
Sale
70
4534 Sale
7134 Sale
9734
82
99
8
534 May 31
1
Mar. 21
5% May 31
8
5)4 May 29
1% Mar. 29
5% May 29
Sale
84
May 25
4634 May
1
60
May
1
70
May
2
46
May 1
46
May 1
4534 May 1
71
May
2
84
6834
7634
5834
5834
5734
8334
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
76
59
.....
66
Sale
75
Sale
65
May
1
May 12
60
Mar.
Sale
71
Sale
"82"
Sale
71
May
I
8234
May" 26
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
3734
4634
Sale
Sale
52
Sale
66
Sale
Sale
49
Sale
68
Sale
70
5734
58
81
36
75
45
1938 m s
56
70
1938 m s
20
24
1955
J
1534
21
1943
d
J
1951
80
36
21
20
30
3634 May 2
May
1
48
May
2
5834 May 10
5434 May
9
70
May
1
3534 May 2
21
May
1
33 34
50
33
Sale
6134
Sale
75
Sale
4734
23
90
Sale
46
31
31
31
20
11
m
20% Feb.
40
Jan.
36
Feb.
60
Apr.
Jan.
5
18
Jan.
24
19
11
15
31
25
Jan.
96
Mar.
98
May 29
22
Jan.
8234 May 26
59
Apr. 26
53% May 31
May 31
May 31
May 10
May 19
80
May 26
48
May 31
22
Apr. 11
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
20
80
O
20
9934
A
99
7934
55
Sale"
69
Sale
60
6634
Sale
8434
If
8234
J
A
J
2000
d
27
.
33
■
Sale
96%
9734
9634 100
9934
9734 100
7934
82
75
Sale
May
96
May
9534 May
68
May
66
May
1
2
2
9
2
May
9934 May
May
7534 May
75
May
94
97
8534 May
4
97
IP
O
4234 Sale
44
j"
D
4034
Sale
47
55
2
1
1
70
May 29
7034 May 31
70
May 31
Deferred delivery.
49
May 24
101% Feb. 14
100% Feb. 20
84% Feb.
4
75
May 31
9134 Mar.
68
May
52
56
70
Sale
5534
Sale
7034
Sale
55
Sale
70
Sale
May
5534 May
May
55
*
Look und
er
list of Ma tured Bonds
on
Page 30.
59
Jan.
60
9234
Dec 1 2000 Mar
1977 A
49
i
3 a79
*
10
19
26
31
48
10
14
May 27
May 29
5734 May 29
Feb.
85
7
Jan.
102
6
74
o
1943
1980
a
IVA
l!M
1
May 29
Feb.
Feb.
1936 m s
1979
Cash sale,
59
Jan.
5334
6734
69J4
5834
6234
55
59
17
Sale
Gen ref 5a
r
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
97% Apr.
Sale
1934 Sale
1996
Feb.
25
75
29
40
31
53
19
67%
27
38%
29
37%
29
36%
26 a70%
83
73
26
40
Gen 4c ref 5s
D
Sale
Sale
2 34 May
.....
26
Gen 4c ref 5s series C
B
47
60
60
Sale
95)!
8034
5834
6834
7734
1956
128", 665
ser
47"'
"84""
74
48
58
75
*
2)4 May
Sale
1956
328,000
151,000
ser
90
8534
534
v'V:""
35,000 Tenn Cent Ry 1st M 6s ser A or B.1947
15,000 Term RR Assn of St L 1st ft 4%8..1939
First cona ft 5s
7,000
1944
Gen ref a f ftold 4s
11,000
1953
68,000 Texarkana at F S Ry 5Hi ser A..1950
ft 5a
2 34
434
*
57
1994
Reftlstered
1994
Devel 8t ften 4a series A.......1956
cona
134
434
*
....1955
1,208,000
Devel 8t ften 6a series A
998,000
Devel 8t ften 6Hs series A
2,000
Memphis Dlv 1st ft 5s
60,000
St Louis Dlv lat ft 4s
East Tenn reorft Hen 5s
14,000
109,000
Mobile at Ohio coll tr 4s
2,000 Spokane Internet 1st ft 5s
Texas 4c N O
87
80
d
So Pac of Calif 1st cons 5s.
1937 MN
South Pac Coast ftuar 4s
J
1937 J
South Pac RR 1st ref ftuar 4s....1955
72",000
90
O
A O
761,000
1,948,666
Sale
72
10034 Sale
54
5934
1950 A O
Certificates of deposit..
cons 6a series A
63
91
.1950 A
South 4t Nor Ala
~6", 600
5234 Sale
77
9034
Certificates of deposit
lat 4t
Sale
Sale
Sale
84
1989 mn
Stamped.
Adjustment 5s
Refundtnft ft 4s
80
70
1934 A O
Seaboard-All Fla lat 6a A
191,000
1734
17 34
17
J
222,000 San Ant 4c Aran Paaa 1st ftuar 4a_ 1943 J J
6,000 Santa Fe Prose 4c Phenlx 1st 5s..l942 M S
*
96
9334 Sale
8734
90
J
....... .......
lat ft 5s
Sclo Vail 4c N E 1st ftuar ft 4s
Seaboard Air Line 1st ft 4s
Sale
.....
1933
Montana Ext 1st ftold 4s
Sav Fla 8c West
19
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
45
...1933
Pacific Ext sterlinft ftuar 4a
St Paul Union Depot 1st 5s
4,000
5234 May 31
15
15
1534 Sale
1534 Sale
1947
1st consol ftold 6s_.
"MOO
May 13
1634
1634
1434
1434
50
St Paul 8c K G Short L lat 4 %•_—1941 F
6a reduced to ftold 4H>—
13~9~,656
45
18
18
Sale
17
71
2434 Sale
2134 Sale
Reftlstered...
Sale
1834 Sale
1734 Sale
1634 Sale
Certificates of deposit stamped
St Paul E Grand Trunk 4%a
St Paul Minn 4t Man cons 4s
8,000
5234
1634 Sale
834 Sale
1950
St Paul 8c Duluth lat consol 4s .1968 J
98,000
171,000
327,000
11,000
52
—
Prior lien 5a series B
759,000
497,000
J
1950 J
Ry
Prior lien 4a series A
s
*
1948 J
St L Peo & N W 1st 5a
8t Louis-San Francisco
35,000
30,000
178,000
288,000
149,000
*
1933 MN
River 4t Gulf Dlv 1st ft 4a
60,000
Apr.
65
Feb.
2
85% May
100
Jan.
27
4234 Jan.
43% Jan.
3
4
43
6
Jan.
70
May 29
70% May 31
70
May 31
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
36
N.
Value.
Jan. 3
82
70
70
40
90
45% Sale
J
Union Pac RR 5c land ftr ft 4a
Registered
13,000
552,000
188,000
166,000
353,000
65
1967
96
Vandalla consol a 4s
Consol 4s Series B
J
D
1944 M
1933 J
A.........1955
5S.....1936
..2003
80
98
81
85
65
Sale
2%
36%
92
Sale
79
85%
...1939 MN
1939 F A
Deb 6s registered
1939 J
lat Hen 50-year ftold term 4s
1954 J
Dot 5c Ch Ex 1st ft 5s
1941 J
Des Moines DIt 1st ft 4s
1939 J
Omaha DIt 1st ft 3Ha
1941 A
Tol fcChlc DIt 1st ft 4s...
1941 M
Wabash Ry ref 9c ften 5%s A
1975 M
Ref 5c ften 5s (Feb '32 coup) B..1976 F
A
Ref Ac ften 4%« aeries G
1978
Ref 5c ften 5s series D
1980 A
53%
40%
58
52
41%
33
J
1958 A O
MN
....
Wabash RR 1st ftold 5s...
Second ftold 5s
35
60
32
Sale
80%
....
Sale
"2%
70%
62%
94%
85%
69%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
51
53
61%
39%
40
40
32
40
55
15
27%
9%
8%
9%
Sale
Sale
6
A
86
Sale
52
Wash Term 1st ftuar 3%•____
1st 40-year ftuar 4a.......—.1945
1953
1977
1937
1943
Wilmar 5c Sioux Falls 1st
65
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
16
16% May 27
16
May 29
16
May 27
60
63
100
Sale
Sale
57%
101 *
o
82%
"84%
8
IV*
70
Sale
"27%
Sale
67%
RR**
68
1946
3
J
88
Sale
71
66
70
55
60
M S
70
Sale
M S
60
M
8
72
70
75
70
15
25
25
Sale
85
89%
11%
76
11
Sale
93%
70%
78
101%
101%
#99% May
79% May
82% "85"
37% Sale
27% May
Sale
a69
May
ZR** Sale
72
64% May
Sale
70
May
78
D
87
93%
69% Sale
78
90
May
93% May
60
May
63
May
88
90
94
Sale
...
J
West Shore 1st 4s
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4a
30
Apr. 13
85
85
39
78%
72
19
25
3
31
25
6
21
37% Apr.
62% Feb.
35
Jan.
37
Jan.
55
Jan.
16
May
Jan.
4
4% Jan.
5
6
17
11
17
24
16% Ma) 27
16
May 29
16
May 27
3
Feb.
3
21
2
Feb.
2
50
Feb.
52
91
a51% Feb.
87
Apr.
92% Jan.
53
J an«
52
Jan.
31
99% Mar.
19
79% May
19
20% Apr.
29
67
Apr.
31
64% Jan.
31
78% May 22
31% May 27
72% May
25
May
2% Jan. 25
92
Jan 23
75
May 26
62% May 31
96% May 19
89% Feb.
6
72
May 27
53
May 27
25
25
25
76% May 24
ZR**
60
82%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
13
37% Apr.
62
Jan. 23
35
Jan. 17
27% May
8
41
Apr. 26
5% Jan.
3
5}* Jan.
50
92
53
J
15
15
55
May 29
May 22
May 24
52
87%
O
Sale
65
35
27% May
8
55
May 22
9
May 3
9
May
2
9% May
8% May
64
79
Sale
10
Sale
9
Sale
6
4% Sale
Apr. 13
1% May
80
Apr.
60
Apr.
36% Jan.
84
Mar.
78
Mar.
43
Apr.
33
Apr.
2% May
85
May 22
75
May 26
62% May 31
96% May 19
85
May 17
72
May 27
53
May 27
May 13
May 16
May 19
May
1
May
1
85
May 17
50% May
1
35% May
2
1%
84%
70%
47%
86%
40
40
.....
Sale
6
51
A
Jan.
Q'l
Mar. 15 105% Jan. 31
1
69% Apr. 21 86% Feb.
96
Apr. 12 100% Feb. 23
74
98%
45
40
1948'Q M
1945 F A
ser
13
95
May 27
May 24
98%
74
40
33
2000IF A
ftuar.........2361
Registered
2361
Wheel & L E Ref 4%a ser A
1966
Refunding 5s ser B_.
1976
27", 666 Wheel Ac L Erie RR 1st con ft 4s. .1949
8,000 Wilkeo-B 5c East 1st ftu ft 5s_._—1942
"7", 660
Sale
87
74
Wash Gent Ry 1st ft 4s
General ftold 4s
Western Pacific 1st 5s
80% Jan.
...
95
60%
47%
42
50
West Maryland lat ft 4a
First 5c ref 5Hi aeries A...
West N Y 5c Pa 1st ft 5a
31
Apr. 20
May 26 a75
22
Warren RR 1st ref ftuar 3%«
10,000
3,000
388,000
401,000
40,000
6,000
593,000
270,000
117,000
38,000
a May 31
Jan.
90% Apr. 20 100% Feb. 10
93% May 16 99% Jan. 16
78
May
2 93% Jan. 31
85
83
95
80
Vlrftinlan Ry lat 5s ser A.......1962
1st mtfte 4%a series B
1962 MN
33,000
8,000
300,000
362,000
410,000
160,000
84% Sale
96% 100%
6
Feb.
8
May 16
Sale
Sale
25
12
31
May 25
May 15
78
81%
87%
81
2
94
70
Sale
First cons 5a
a92
94
Sale
883
76% Sale
92% 100%
83%
MN
Va 5c Southwest 1st ftuar 5a
Sale
May
3 98
93% May 16 a96%
May
2 88
a78
May
1 90%
97
May
1 103
75% May
3 86
85
Feb.
80
87]
102
Jan.
90
100% Jan.
84
94
Sale
Sale
Sale
Jan.
44
98
Sale
_
81
80
A
F
1st 4H*..1934
Virginia Midland fteneral
73
85
1
May
5
May 22
May 11
61
Apr. 11
May
2
.....
1957 MN
Vera Grus 5c P Asatft
93%
.....
88% Sale
87% Sale
100% —
80%
84
98%
98%
J
1968
40-year gold 4a
U N J RR 5c Canal Go ften 4s
Utah 5t Northern 1st ext 4s
11,000
6,000
21,000
133,000
357,000
4,000
390,000
201,000
98% Sale
J
M S
June 2008 M S
1st lien 5c ref 5s.
84%
Sale
56
89
55
J
.1947 J
J
Gold 4%«
60%
88
D
June 2008
First & refundlnft 4a_
80
80
86
80
100% 101
M S
....
1,087,000
89
70
80
May
5
May 22
May 11
90
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Feb.
9
50
60% May 31
57
93
O
1946
45% May
92
86%
D
J
61
62
84%
Ask. Bid.
Bid
A
J
May
5
86% May 11
80
May
2
Ask.
58
92}*
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest
I
Sale Prices.
60
81
J
.....1935
1950
Tol W Va 5c Ohio lat ftuar 4%« B.1933
lat ftuar 4s series C..
1942
General ftold 5a
Tol St L & Weit 59-yr ft 4a
Lowest.
May Zi.
I
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Bid.
Tor Ham 9c Buff lat 4a.....
May 1.
1933.
y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
M S
22,000 Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5%» A..1964
J
6,000 Toledo 9c Ohio Gent 1st g 5a....1935
Western DIt lat ft 5a
1935 A O
3,000
30",666
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
Sales in
May.
Feb.
Feb.
95
May
78
May
102% Feb.
85% Feb.
May
39
78% May
25
31
Feb.
10
74
Apr.
62% Apr.
70
Mar.
18% Apr.
65
20
18
29
31
76% May 24
Jan.
80
11
79 V Feb. 27
31% May 27
J
5s.....1938
1960
J
J
8%
1949
198,000 Wisconsin Gent 1st ften ft 4s
MN
Sup 5c Dul DIt 5t Ter 1st 4S...1936
95,000
J
Worcester 5t Conn East Ry 4%«_1943
95
81%
12
.
19
10
J*
40
76% May
May
May
Sale
8
Sale
14% Sale
87
63
Sale
Sale
90%
67% Sale
102%
May 10
19% May 31
14% May 31
8 0
1
76% Ma)
8% Apr.
6
Apr.
Jan.
90
11
19% May 31
4
14% May 31
INDUSTRIALS—
Abltlbl Pow 5c Paper
lat 5s......1953
Abraham 5t Straus deb
92,000
57,000
48,000
259,000
1,404,000
1,416,000
1,685,000
237,000
10,000
53,000
.
32,000
2,678,000
255,000
57,000
ID
5%«—..1943
O
88
90
M
6
59
62
1953
A
O
Albany Perforated Wrap Paper 6s 1948
A
O
F
A
93% Sale
83%
84%
25%
26%
D
20
O
With
A
warrants
.....
Adams Express coll tr ft
4s......1948
Adriatic Elec Co external 7s
Allegheny Corp coll tr cony 5s.. 1944
Collateral and convertible 5s..1949
1950
Collateral 5c convertible 5s
1937
Alpine-Montan Steel 7a.
...1955
Amer Beet Sugar conv deb 6a
1935
Amer Chain 10-year s f deb 6a
1933
Allla-Cbalmera Mfft deb ft
5s
American Cyanamid deb 5a..
Amer 5c ForelftnPower 5a....
American Ice
s
1942
..2030
1949
534*
8
M
Brooklyn Edison Inc ften 5a
78
Conv deb 5%a
Debentures gold 5s
190,000
red
5a..1943
...1941
A
Cash sale,
a
Sale
Sale
74
90
Sale
38
70
Sale
Sale
52
81
Sale
105
Sale
103
Sale
8
102%
106% Sale
106% Sale
108% Sale
al05%Sale
106% Sale
a98
102
Sale
Sale
98
Sale
101
102
Sale
105% Sale
100
Sale
O
64
O
103%
77%
91%
83% Sale
D
J
J
J
70
35
Sale
97% Sale
52
Sale
Sale
92
1
64%
65
30% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
76%
102% 103%
98%
.....
35
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
263
43
Sale
37
Sale
10% Sale
Sale
85%
78% Sale
83%
79
71
J Sale
102% 102% O103
95%
Sale
42
Sale
99% Sale
86
94
96
84
J
J
J
93%
87%
94%
98
94% Sale
J
109
A
O
M
8
110
83
A O
MN
Sale
60 J
Sale
583
Sale
98
103% Sale
102% Sale
a77
Sale
46% Sale
48
Sale
43% Sale
57% Sale
85% Sale
Sale
90
16% Sale
5%
8
4%
10
Sale
21
M
8
A
O
O
96
41
93
A
Sale
62
J
J
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
101% Sale
J
Sale
100%
56%
91%
77%
78
MN
J
Sale
107
80%
87% Sale
9
7%
Sale
50%
101%
May
May
69% May
74
May
May 16
77
May
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
90
May
May
May
103
98
101% May
97
May
101% May
a99% May
96% May
52
May
76
Sale
May
May
May
60
Sale
25
79% May
76% May
Sale
Sale
71
May
102% May
M
J
Sale
Sale
92
93%
95% Sale
92
86%
105
Sale
105%
82%
46%
43%
40%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
33% Sale
92% Sale
94% Sale
20%
Sale
.....
Sale
64
J
J
J
106
J
J
J
J
107
91
A
Deferred delivery.
69
88% Sale
60
*
May 22
May 29
May 27
9
Jan.
60
Apr.
78
74%
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
49
27
16
31
92%
a96%
100
93
99%
99
35
50
98
101
86
May
92
May 27
25
May 27
1
Jan.
12
24
Jan.
17
21
Jan.
6
20
Jan.
20
Jan.
5
21
Feb.
2
20
Jan.
3
Jan.
102%
102 %
76%
43%
41%
a34%
Jan.
Apr. 20
77
Mar.
71% Jan.
65
101
May 26
May 25
May 25
Feb.
9
Mar. 24
Mar. 15
98
May 16
86% May
89% May
u
a28
15% May 26
8% May
~
6% May
4%
4%
8%
3%
75
a66
105
Sale
101%
101 %
104% 105
7
10
7
71
90% Sale
54
70%
87
57
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 31
May 15
Feb.
3
Feb.
35
Jan.
3
May 31
97
Mar.
3
Feb.
2
Jan.
26
May
May
94% May
21
May
18% May
14
May
1 a28
71
27
79
26
8
23
5
29
4%
16
May
May
May
May
May
May
106
107%
84
49%
49%
45%
41
93
4%
7%
7%
72%
106%
106%
91
60
6
26
May 25
May 31
May 27
a22% Apr.
2% Apr.
Apr. 20
a90
6
May 16
26
79%
9
90%
26
83
9
26 101
26 100%
75
25
11
36
11
2 a34%
May
13
3
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
96%
94% May
a90
12
Jan.
Apr.
102%
12
Jan.
66% Apr. 12
Mar. 3
103
19
22
29
27
26
29
May 26
May 25
May 25
May
8
27
May 24
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
2i
23
4
20,
1
26'
2
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
95
20
RR**
10 a90
21 111
22 !11%
4 89
18 70%
17 69%
15 64%
3
May 26
May
9
Jan.
5
Jan.
9
Feb.
3
Jan.
11
Jan.
12
Jan.
11
May 16
Mar. 3
Mar. 3
Feb.
2
Feb. 27
63% Jan.
13
Feb.
14
4
Apr. 10
Mar. 16
16
Jan.
93
95
May 27
Jan. 10
May 23
18% May 29
May 16
21
4}
7}
7}
65% Jan.
9 75
20 100% Apr. 22 108
19 100
Apr. 20 108
23
84% Mar. 3 96
57
May 17 60
26
May
2
May 23
May 20
Mar. 17
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
6
13
May 26
J
F
4%
102% Sale
103
Sale
60
MN
J
82%
Sale
108
Sale
""4%
27
29
20
22
11
31
31
19
31
Jan.
70% Mar. 2
23% Apr.
52% Apr. 13
7
64
Apr.
80
May
May
41
2%
4%
3%
2%
22
29
27
31
12
16
27
May 31
May 27
3 87
5 84%
1 79%
9 103
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
92
.....
Sale
8
D
Mar.
80
53% Apr.
Jan.
24% Apr.
25% Jan.
31 al9% Jan.
5
Mar.
19
65
Apr.
31
53
Mar.
5
26% Jan.
24
*
May 25
4% May
Sale
Sale
29
20
22
11
31
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
83% May
47%
J
75% Sale
104
MN
...1947 MN
1st lien At ref 5s series
r
88
56%
73% Sale
54
*
*
76%
103%
90%
95%
104%
101%
104%
J
O
—1936 J J
..........1950 J D
B.......1957 MN
104",000
40
62
MN
*
Sale
Sale
85
78
70
65
*
,7 V."
31% Sale
52% Sale
7s....__1934
Brooklyn City RR 1st 5a
A
59%
55% Sale
%# 30
D
payment of $435 part
ser
Sale
73
O
A
1937
Broadway 9c 7th Ave lat con
Certificates of deposit
1st lien Ac ref 6s
85
O
1949
Gen mtfte 5s aeries E—.—...1952
Bklyn-M Tr R T Sec 6s
1968
Bklyn Queena Co Ac Sub fttd 5s__1941
1st 5s stamped............—.1941
154,006 Brooklyn Union El 1st 5s....
1950
123,000 Brooklyn Union Gaa Co 1st ft 5a. 1945
6,000
Sale
A
1st 6 Ha
154,000
1956
278,000 Bethlehem Steel lat 5t ref 5a ft A.1942
427,000
20-year pur Ac Imp a f 5a......1936
3,000 Blnft Ac Blnft a f deb 6 Ha
1950
1934
344,000 Botany Cons Mills sec s f 6H«
Certificates of deposit—
29,000
as to
Sale
77
53
25
1951 J D
368,000 Berlin City Electric deb 6%e
Deb sinking fund 6Ha........1959 F A
411,000
Debenture 6s
1955 A O
436,000
Berlin Elec Elev Ac Undftrd Rys—
Stpd
19
A
13,000 Baldwin Locom Works lat a f 5a_.1940
1942
409,000 Batavlan Pete gtd deb 4Ha
Belding-Heminway conv 6a
1936
1948
320",660 Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B
First 5c ref 5s series C
...I960
219,000
1946
60,000 Beneficial Indus Loan deb 6s
Bowman-Bllt Hotels 1st
Sale
F
J
7,000
22,000
39,000
29,000
209,000
365,000
1,527,000
4,000
43% Sale
11
May
May
May
34% May
28
May
10% May
77
May
54% May
55
May
Sale
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
63
99
30
Sale
49
28
6
MN
35-year sink fund deb ra......1966
1,174,000
20-year sinking fund 5 Ha
1943 MN
1,099,000
J
Convertible debentures 4%«_.1939
381,000
F A
Debenture 5s.................1965
1,843,000
A O
70,000 Amer Type Founders deb 6s....1940
A O
329,000 Amer Water Works Ac Elec coll 5s_1934
Debenture gold 6a series A
339,000
1975 MN
1947 J J
139,000 Amer Writ Paper 1st ft 6a..
MN
288,000 AnftloChllean Nitrate 7a........1945
Ark At Memp Bdfte Ac Term 1st 5a. 1964 M 8
Armour 5t Co. 1st real estate 4 Ha 1939 J D
361", 660
1943 I J
792,000 Armour 8t Co of Del 1st 5 Ha
J D
75,000 Armstrong Cork conv deb 5a.___.1940
1935 M S
28,000 Associated OH 6% ftold notes
Atlanta Gas Light 1st 5s.....-.1947 J D
122,666 Atl Gulf 5c W i SS Line coll tr 5a.l959 J J
deb 5s
39
Sale
Sale
M
318,000 Amer Internet Corp conT #%>__1949
A
1939
2,000 Amer Mach 5c Fdy a f ftold 6a
A
600,000 Amer Metal Ltd 5Ha ftold notes.. 1934
A
1947
696,000 Amer Smelting Ac Ref 5s ser A
133,000 Amer Sugar Refft 15-year 6a..... 1937
1936 M
31,000 Amer Tel Ac Tel Conv 4a
30-year coll trust 5s
1946
513,000
137,000 Atlantic Refining
30
35
26
8% Sale
76% Sale
53%
1953
1 deb 5s
American I G Chemical
A
Sale
99%
86% May
83
79% Sale
Sale
109% 110%
116%
80
Sale
Sale
108
oaie
Sale
103
109
110% 112%
158
102% 103
107
Sale
•Lookund
.
94% Sale
Sale
101
er
102
Sale
103% Sale
list of Ma tured
75
Jan.
Apr. 24 87
81% May 29
Jan.
108% May 31 101% Apr. 22 112
102% May
Mar. 2 117% Jan.
110% May 10 111% May 18 108
158
Jan. 28 158
Jan.
Jan.
93
Apr. 21 105
94
May
3 102% May 31
May 24
97% Apr. 21 rl07%Feb.
100
May
2 104
78
Bon ds
on
May 11
Page 30.
6
12
26
28
9
10
June, 1933.]
Sales in
Jan. 3
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Bid.
F
A
Buffalo Gen Elec 4%a ser B
1981
1952 A O
63
1955 J
33 %
A
J
67%
34
60
Sale
43
45
Conv deb sff
.—1938
5Hs.....
Camaguey Sugar Co—
MN
1st 7s ctfs of deposit
.1942
Canada Steamship Lines 1st 4s..1941 A O
Central Dlst Tel 1st 30-year 5a—1943 J D
Cent Hud G Ac E 1st 5s
Jan 1957 M 8
Cent 111 Elec Ac Gas 1st 5s._.....1951 F
A
Central Steel 1st sink fund 8s...1941 MN
Certaln-teed Prod
s
A—.1948 M
f 8 5 %s
Ches Corp conr col tr g 5s Hay
Chic Gas L Ac C 1st gu A 5s
151947
..1937
S
MN
J
J
Bid.
Ask. Bid.
97% Sale
45
_____
105%
62%
93%
95%
63%
96%
97%
Ask.
101% Sale
52
15
Sale
17%
Sale
36%
Sale
40
Sale
51
Sale
58%
Sale
78
79
81%
85%
Sale
88%
Loewst.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Price.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
102
O
1960
Gas 5c El Corp unlf Ac ref 5a—1937 MN
175,000 Calif Packing conv deb 5s......1940 J J
116,000 Calif Pet con* deb s f g 5s..
1939 F A
29,000
25,000
60,000
425,000
93,000
556,000
3,113,000
153,000
104
By-Product Coke 1st 5H* ser A.-1945 MN
Bush Term Bldfs 5s fa tax ex
55,000 Gal
75,000
Ask.
104 %
Bush Terminal Go litis
Consol 5s__
May 1.
1933.
$
85,000
19,000
121,000
132,000
98,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
May.
Value.
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
70
97%
49%
13%
36%
51
102% May 23
May
May 24
May 22 50
May 18
May 4 18
May 24
May
1 42
May 29
May
1 66
Sale
92
84
87
May
May
81% May
86
May
5
19
37
12
18% 18%
106%
105% 106%
70
71%
87
95
35% Sale
65% Sale
105% Sale
2%
21% 25
104% 106
103% 103% 104
Sale
102*
51% Sale
Sale
95
63
104% May
80
Sale
91
Sale
49% Sale
37
Sale
85
Sale
102
Sale
76
100
May
May
May
Apr. 18
24% May 20
10% Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
13
C\PJ/a
105'% Jan.
17
Mar.
108
100
50
Mar.
Mar.
107
75
95
17
18
May 26
51% May 26
85% May 31
70% Mar.
Mar.
63% Mar.
97
29
3 106% Jan.
9
May 29
Mar. 15 86
Apr. 28 94% Jan. 13
Mar. 23
96
Jan.
6
102
26
12
11
29
5
Mar.
% Feb.
24% May 20
1
104% May 24
63
May 29
95
May 26
51% May 26
85% May 31
102% May 23
20% May
May
102
May
50% May
80
May
103
W*
76
99% 100
Apr.
Apr.
31 100
29
62%
27 a81
27 a83
103% May
86
May
87
May
a91
May
al03% Sale 102
83% 85% all
1 105% Jan.
5 67% Jan.
Apr.
8 36
6 64% Jan.
Mar. 29 66
May
97% May
Apr.
42
_
Apr.
Chicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
F
l
1943
343,000 Chill Copper deb ft 5s._1947
214,000 Cln Gas Ac Elec 1st mtge g 4s A—1968
Clearfield Bit Coal 1st 4s
1940
1938
162,666 Colon Oil conr deb 6s
95,000 Colo Fuel Ac Iron Co gen a f 5s..1943
158,000 Colo Indus 1st coll tr 5s gu_.—1934
3,434,000 Columbia Gas Ac Elec deb 5s.... 1952
Debenture 5s
Apr 15
1952
58,000
Debenture 5s—.—...Jan 15 1961
785,000
166,000 Columbus Ry P Ac L 1st 4H«- --1957
Secured cony g 5%s
1942
60,000
104,000 Commercial Credit s f 6s ser A...1934
Coll trust 5 Ha ser A
75,000
1935
512,000 Comm'l In* Trust coot deb5Hs_1949
22,000 Computing-Tab-Record s f 6s...1941
Conn Ry Ac Lt 1st g 4%s
1?51
Stamped guar 4%s
—1951
A
34
Sale
J
35
Sale
77,000
148,000
741,000
808,000
863,000
224,000
81,000
257,000
288,000
26,000
85,000
261,000
196,000
155,000
paid
Consol Hydro-Elec 1st s
Consol Coal Md 40-yr 5s
f g 7a—1956
1950
1945
1951
Consol Gas (N Y) deb 5 %s
Deb gold 4%a
J
F
F
27
MN
85
O
J
J
A
O
MN
J
J
F
A
J
J
J
J
J
D
F
A
J
D
Sale
103%
103 j
90]
Sale
63
Sale
44
Sale
106% Sale
101
100
J
O
D
A
89% Sale
62
68%
57
65
44
Sale
Sale
65
Sale
Sale
70
62
77
*
88,000
117,000
342,000
1,335,000
1,168,000
36,000
Sale
81
J
Sale
48%
49%
104]
J
J
J
57%
Gen Theatres Equip deb 6s
A
O
Sale
77
Gent Steel Castings 1st 5Ha
5%a_1939
1949
1940
Certificates of deposit.
J
Hanaa S S Lines 6s with warr.
1939
O
Harpen Mining 6s with
1949
J
warr..
Havana Elec Ry cons g 5a.......1952
A
Deb 5Ha series of 1926
1951 M S
Hoe (R) 8c Co 1st 6H* eer A..
.1934 A O
Holland Amer L 6s {flat)
.....1947 MN
Houston Oil sink fund 5Hs
1940 MN
a f 5s series A..1962 J D
Hudson Goal 1st
Hudson County Gaa 1st 5s
..1949 MN
Humb!e Oil Ac Refining 5a......1937 A O
Illinois Bell
264,000
430,000
272,000
Telep 1st At ref 5a A.1956 J D
Illinois Steel deben 4He......
1940 A O
Ilseder Steel Corp Mtge 6s
1948 F A
170",606
Ind Nat Gae Ac OH ref 5s
...1936 MN
Inland Steel 1st M a f g 4H« A
1978 A O
1st m s f 4Ha ser B
1981 F A
r
Cash sale,
a
Deferred delivery*
Sale
72
71%
83
67
Sale
70
70
Sale
52
99% Sale
101%
Sale
JSale
102% Sale
Sale
a75
68
_
84
Sale
75
79
66%
77
Sale
71
78
58%
60
Sale
30
45
Sale
105
56%
59%
99% Sale
48% Sale
97
100
38
35
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
98%
59%
77%
46%
Sale
80
Sale
79
87%
76
_____
Sale
52%*
33
Sale
45% Sale
47% Sale
59
Sale
Sale
50
70
Sale
Sale
34% 36
Sale
44
24
16%
3% Sale
8
13%
mm
m
47
Sale'
106% Sale
103
93 %
Sale
51% Sale
94
74
Sale
76
Sale
*Lookund
48
a24% Sale
7
10
16
50
mm
34% Sale
103%
64%
69
66%
54
92%
a98%
"46]
Sale
33
Sale
101% Sale
102
Sale
103
67
Sale
53
Sale
32
30
102%
Sale
1
Sale
'Sale
85
81
74%
Sale
5
Sale
46
Sale
90
Sale
69
Sale
87% Sale
80
89%
30
79
er
Sale
Mar.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
67
May 27
60
o
97X
3 106
12
11
9
Jan.
9
Jan.
12
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
101% Jan.
101% Jan.
18
9
27
93
23
12
27
15
19
31
31
29
26
97
97
35
27
26
25
_
29
24
31
29
27
27
15
31
29
13
23
2
26
19
24
19
5
5
-
Apr. 20 105% Jan.
Apr. 28 105% Feb.
May
May
5
May 13
5
107
Jan.
74
Jan.
54
Mar.
101
Mar.
56
Feb.
36
Mar.
100
73%
104%
98%
76%
64%
Mar.
79
Mar.
*
94
May
89% May
May
88
Apr.
88
Apr.
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Good Hope Iron Ac Steel sec 76—1945 A"o
Goodrich ( B F) Co 1st 6 Ha
1947 J J
Convertible deb 6a
........1945 J D
Goodyear Tire Be Rubber lat 5a...1957 MN
D
Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 6a
1936
A
Gould Coupler lat 15-yr s f 6a
1940
A
68,000 Gt Cons El Pow (Japan) 7s..
1944
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1st Ac gen s f g 6 H*126,000
........1950
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206,000 Gulf States Steel deb 6%a
1942
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4,000 Hackensack Water 1st 4a
..1952
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102%
1948 M N
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52,000
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12,000
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1,000
357,000
658,000
33,000
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90
75
79% Sale
98% Sale
55
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89
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10%
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90
91%
91% Sale
80
140,000
159,000
254,000
26,000
137,000
281,000
415,000
191,000
18,000
301,000
Debenture
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51%
1934 M
1947
1942
98
69%
62%
68
Gelsenklrchen Mining 6s—
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93%
52
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39,000 Gannett Co deb 6a serlea A.....1943 F A
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1949 J D
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89
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70%
74
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63
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101
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108
May
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May
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May
May
May
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38% Sale
35% May
16
12
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17%
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100% May
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97
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74
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51
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68
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76
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101% May
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87% May
76% Sale
61% May
65%
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102
.1941 M S
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100
103
90,000 Framerlc Ind Ac Dev 20-yr 7 Ha. .1942 3
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97
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91
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-1955 J
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42,000
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18,000 Federal Lt At Tr 1st s f 5s..
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11,000
30,000
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2,000 Federated Metals conr 7s...... -1939
-1946
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101
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96% Sale
105
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15-year deb gold 5s
1943
Copenhagen Telep extl s f 8 5s—1954
Corn Prod Ref 1st 25-yr s f 5a—1934
Crown Cork Ac Seal s f 6s—
1947
Crown Willamette Pap 1st ■ f g 6a 1951
Crown Zellerbach deb 6s w w——1940
Cuban Cone Products deb 6s.... 1950
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76
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Container Corp of Am
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74
84% Sale
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26
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23
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55,000 Delaware Pr Ac Lt 1st M 4%s.... ..1971
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..1969
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3,000
33,000 Denver Gas Ac EI 1st Ac ref 5s... ..1951
8.000
Stamped as to Pa tax
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71,000
10,000
208,000
263,000
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42
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199,000 Gumb T Ac T 1st At gen 5s
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32,000
196,000
253,000
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346,000
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10-year
30,000
*
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413,000
1,008,000
103,000
258,000
597,000
1,174,000
2,273,000
2,350,000
54,000
186,000
125,000
256,000
133,000
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Interlake Iron 1st 5s ser B
...1951 t
Int Agrl Corp 1st Ac coll tr 5s—
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Int Cement cony deb 5s
—1948 1
Internet Hydro El deb 6s
1944 i
Int Merc Marine lat a f 6s
1941 <
Intern Paper cony 5s series A—1947 .
Refunding 6s series A
1955 1
Internat T Ac T deb g 4H«
1952 ,
Convertible debenture 4Hs—1939 ■
Certificates of
Deb gold 5s
42,000 Investors Equity 5s A
Deb 5s ser B with warrants
76,000
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71,000
KansasCyPw AcLt
39
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Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s
Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s
1st Ac ref 6H*
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80
106**
May
57*4 May 19
Sale
107
May
100
67
77
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
8
Sale
32*
113*
70** Mar. 1
Feb. 16
[35
Jan. 20
77** Feb.
1
[05** Jan. 18
L14** Feb. 20
69
May 19
70** May 29
57
W4
3
Sale
59**
22
May
99
Sale
74
L08
May 31
*
59*4 May
Sale
IE*
IP
22
*
94** May
72**
103**
99**
Sale
106
79
105
Mar.
May
Apr.
Apr.
May 19
May 31
May 31
*
97** Sale
86
84*4
81
54
Sale
75
deposit......
Sale
Sale
70
84** Sale
54
109** 111**
1942
1943
......Jan 1965
Sale
87**
Sale
40
80
78
104
50
3
May 17
May 29
41
2
67
67
Sale
Sale
2
IP
95
88
May
Sale
41
53*4 Sale
100
100** Sale 104**
86
90
84**
85
Sale
73
74 J* Sale
79*4 Sale
73*4 Sale
18*4 "35"
11**
40
o33**
35
39**
86**
93*4 Sale
a86** Sale
69
78*4 Sale
67**
72
78
Sale
67**
67** Sale
69
Sale
70*4
725* 79
50
Sale
60**
62** 50
1035* 106
57
May 19
57** May 26
72
May 31
53** May 31
104
May 27
90
May 18
79*4 May 31
76** May 29
18** May 22
35
May 25
93*4 May 27
79
May 18
79
May 24
81** May 26
61
May 26
33}
61}
21
12
Mar.
13*4 May 29
85** May 31
78
Apr.
79** May 12
99** May
99 *£ May
1
45
Jan.
50
May
4
20
Feb.
31
May 10
16** Apr.
30
May
4
22
Feb.
30
May
4
57
Feb.
73
May
4
126
May 25 117** Mar.
Mar.
L10** May 31 102
48
Mar.
i77
May 29
78** Mar.
87** May
5
L14 ** May 22 al02**Mar.
90
Mar.
99** May 20
94*4 Mar.
L01 ** May 27
42
May
48
May 26
42** May
May
May
41
May
56** Sale
85
31
41*4 Jan.
45
95
48** Apr.
2** Mar.
77** Apr.
30
55
81
Jan.
May
Jan.
May 17
60
33
87*4
82
—
Mar.
75- Mar.
79** Apr.
48
Apr.
Sale
30
55*4
85
79
70
86
[04** Jan. 13
[05*4 Jan. 14
Apr.
89** May 31
90** May 26
63*4 May 31
22
31
70
55
2
Apr.
20** May 31
41
May 24
35
May 24
31*4 May 23
22
94** Sale
3
May
May
May
May
35
86
70
665*
78**
40**
M N
13*4 May
May
45
Sale
Sale
86
Feb.
2
May 31
May 10
May 10
May 10
86
Mar.
15
66
47
Feb.
36
20**
38**
1
25
Mar.
15
21
72
4
Mar. 31
22**
25
28**
5
1
Apr.
70** May 29
*
20**
17
42*4
55**
29*4
41**
51*4
44**
2
Apr.
Apr.
May 19
69
34** May
24
*
15
68,000 New York Steam 1st 6s ser A——1947
1st mortgage 5s...............1951
109,000
1st mtge 5s
.......—........1956
190,000
1939
501,000 N Y Tel 1st Ac gens f 4Hi
1946
116,000 N Y Trap Rock 1st a f g 6s
59,000 Nlag Lock At Ont Pow 1st 5s A...1955
290,000 Niagara Share deb 5Hs.....—.1950
Nordeutsche Lloyd (Bremen)—
Sale
$
*
—1939
Deferred delivery.
36**
35
a49
*
102
a
47
24** Sale
35** Sale
Sale
Cash sale,
75*1
83**
112**
48
107
r
68**
124*4
110**
Sale
93**
97**
*
1956
20-year s f 6s
20**
16**
109
108
M N
415,000
"50"
13
123
105** Sale
Sale
66
Sale
85
121
Sale
J*
10
33
63 H
Prior lien 6s series A
1965
67,000
1951
20,000 N Y At Rich Gas 1st 6s A
N Y State Rys 1st cons 4H* A...1962
Certificates of deposit
3,000
1st con 6Hs series B.
1962
Certificates of
25
83
1135* 115
97
975*
MN 104** Sale
F A
45
Sale
1945
86
50** May
50** May
Sale
5
May
Sale
79** May
79** May 12
89
99** May
I
50
May
4
"64"'
24
May
2
32
29
30
May
4
29
30
May
4
69*4 May 11
72*4
3
125** 121 ** May
Sale
al05*4 May 2
Sale
66
May
1
Sale
81** May 16
Sale
107
May
3
Sale
93
May
2
Sale
96
May
1
42
May 16
51
85**
99** Sale
75
45**
28
21**
78
Jan.
May 31
Jan. 10
May 31
May 26
May 29
May 31
May 31
79
24
101*4 May 29
L01 ** May 18
85
May 20
20
May
2
45
May 19
57
May 31
74
May 31
65
May
5
L02** May
6
[26
May 31
72** May 6
LOO
May 23
Sale
85
80**
70
At RR 5Hs
5s
Dock At impt ext
77
77
36**
36
59
Sale
89
81*4 Sale
44
Feb.
May 10
May 10
86
63*4 Sale
108
57** May 26
Mar. 31
44 J* May 31
86
May 10
May
50** Sale
50** Sale
120*1 122"
1944
60** May 26
Apr. 12
Apr.
4
38)
26
31 a503
24}
31
31
26
29*4 May 29
May
32
266,000 Nassau Elec guar gold 4« stpd—1951
5,000 National Acme 1st mtge 6s......1942
1948
1,129,000 National Dairy Prod deb 5 H®
1,120,000 Nat Steel 1st coll 5s............1956
1948
8,000 Newark Consol Gas 5s.
1940
64,000 Newberry (J J) Co 5H8
287,000 New England T At T 30-yr 5s A...1952
1st g 4H« series B
...
1961
239,000
I960
210,000 N J Pow At Light 1st 4Hi
241,000 New Orleans P S 1st At ref 5s A—.1952
1st Ac ref io B
...........1955
239,000
1951
92,000 N Y Dock 1st gold 4s....—
Serial 5s g notes
1938
267,000
123,000 N Y Edison 1st Ac ref 6Hl ■« A..1941
1st lien Ac ref 5s B
1944
204,000
1st lien At ref 5s series C._...—1951
233,000
1948
54,000 N Y Gas El Lt Ht Ac Pow 5s
Purchase money coll tr g 4s—1949
153,000
N Y Rys
89** Sale
40
1937
N Y L E Ac W Coal
May
19
20**
Ac ref A 5s
1941
General Ac refunding 5s A.....1955
Gen Ac ref 5s series B
1955
Gen At ref s f 4 Hi set C
1955
Gen At ref s f 5s ser D
...1955
II,000
12
57
35
Mont Tram 1st
409",000
12**
18*4
100*4
1964
1974
1938
Mortgage-Bond Co 4s series 2
1966
Murray Body 1st 6H>
.....1934
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s—
1947
Mutual Union Tel 5s
1«41
87
84**
55
Sale
(Chicago) 4s. 1938
Morris At Co 1st s f 4Hs—
86
Sale
84
16
4
.....
101
....1936
Mllw El Ry At Lt 1st At ref 5s ser B1961
1st mtge gold 5s....
..1971
Montana Power 1st At ref 5s A
1943
Deb gold 5s series A
..1962
Montecatlni Min Ac Agr Co Inc
6O",556
85
Sale
87 H
Metropolitan Edison IstAtref 5sC.1953
1st g 4 Hs series D._.
1968
Met Water, Sewer At Drain 5Hi—1950
"4~,666
Sale
90** Sale
62
60*4
61
58
Meridional Electric 1st 7s ser A..1957
Deb g 7s
51
44
12**
82 X
1941
146,000 McCrory Stores deb gold 5Hs
1950
1,406,000 McKesson Ac Robbins deb 5Hi
$
Manati Sugar 1st s f 7 Hi
1942
Certificates of deposit
35,000
*
Stamped Oct 1931 coupon on..1942
Certificates of deposit
—
14,000
1990
643,000 Manhattan Ry (N Y) con g 4s
Certificates of deposit....
42,000
2d 4s
2013
38.000
Manila El Ry Ac Lt 1st 5s
1953
1943
17",556 Mfr tr ctfs, Namm At Son 6s
1947
64,000 Marlon Steam Shovel s f g 6s
129,000 Market Street Ry 1st 7s....Apr 1940
145,000
3,000
5,000
41
Jan.
70
Feb. 28
Apr.
41** May 31
51*4 May 31
98** May
99
Sale
101** 101**
Sale
96** May
100
97 *4 Sale
Sale
77
May
85
77
78
Sale
13** May
18
19
Sale
Sale
36
May
42
36
Sale
41
May
41
Sale
55** Sale
Sale
67** May
74
i67 ** Sale
68
64** May
60
67
102** May
.02
102 ** 103**
Sale" 120
May
126
L16 ** 125
68** May
68 *4
74 ** 71** Sale
99
May
90
106
100** 106
115
110
47
May
69" Sale
44
88
57
May
57
Sale
67** Sale
12**
12
—
1951
1941
1952
Lortllard (P) Go deb 7s
1944
6s
...1951
Loulsv Gas At El 1st At ref 5s
1952
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec 6Hs.l944
Miag Mill Mach 1st s f g 7s
Mldvale St AtOrd cony s f 5s
71
69
6s
Met West Side Elev
36*4
30**
Lombard Elec 7s series A
Mead Corp 6s with warrants
Sale
28
Loew's Inc deb s f g 6s
157,000
61,000
28,000
89,000
94,000
5,000
12,000
54,000
180,000
190,000
225,000
140,000
[81
Sale
Sale
87 **
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tr4
57** May
79
May
43** May
42 54 May
55** May
May
May
May
31** May
42** May
May
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May
32}
May
038}
May
36}
83
May
82
May
82** May
40
34
Sale
52
32
May
4
60** May 26
66
28** Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
84 5
Sale
82
,
5s...—1959
1st At refunding 5s
Sale
30*4
60,000 Lackaw Steel 1st cons 5s ser A..1950 M
1934 A
102,000 Laclede Gas L ref Ac ext 1st 5s
Coll Ac ref 5H» series C
1953 F
288,000
Col & ref g 5Hs ser D
1960 F
237,000
1954 J J
1,143,000 Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd 6s
7,000 Lehigh Coal Ac Nay 4Hi ser A-..1954
Cons sink fund 4H* i®r C
1954
7,000
1934
2,000 Lehigh Valley Goal 5s
1st Ac ref s f g 5s
1944
3,000
1st At refunding 5s......
...1954
16,000
3,000
4,000
12,000
161,000
203,000
178,000
110,000
79,000
132,000
177,000
14,000
Sale
43
34
40 *4
Kreuger Ac Toll class A
235,000
79
Sale
5s——1935
Pow gold 5s
1937
Purchase money 6s
58**
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
28*2
64**
Sale
Sale
27
1946 i
1942
with warrants..1948
Keystone Telephone 1st
Kings Co E L At
Sale
Sale
14
<
65
*
64
61** May 17
49
May 1
Sale
61-
*
24** May 25
Mar. 22
14
*
#
63:
66
40
55**
P) 1st ser g 6s
Kelly-Springfield Tire 6s
Kendall Co 6Ha
*21
58* Sale
Py
59
*
24** May 25
May
18
Prices.
Feb.
3
Sale
Feb. 28
47
May 24
58
May 11
*
23
21
[35
31**
42 **
[18**
Sale
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
*
49
41
38
40
19611
4 Hi—1980
Karstadt (R) Inc 1st Mtge 6s
1943
Keith Corp (B
*20
40
lstg4HsserB1957.
lat M 4 Hi
Kansas Gas Ac El 1st mtge
19
Highest.
Sale Prices.
55
56** Sale
Sale
*
"37*4 ~44~**
1955 1
1947 ,
1948
1948
56 *4
Ask.
Bid.
Ask
Bid.
♦
1932 ]
10-year 7% notes
102,000
91,000
1966 J
1932 i
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
May 1.
1933.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
Interboro R T lat Ac
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
Value.
1.346,000
EXCHANOF,-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
28
1** Feb. 24
90
Jan.
Apr. 25 109
Apr. 20 104** Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 20 104
98
Mar.
98
90
3 106
38** Apr. 25
14
11
8
60*4 Jan. 31
94** Apr. 25 105
53
Apr.
7 72
28** May 16
Feb.
11
60
Feb.
13
8
Jan.
12
Jan
N. Y. STOCK
June, 1933.]
Sales in
N.
7.
Jan. 3
1933.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
Ask.
Bid.
145,000
290,000
50,000
196,000
261,000
60,000
198.000
104,000
1,000
134,000
87,000
36,000
43,000
67,000
3,00"
28,000
■415,000
93,000
M 8
No Amer Cement deb iH* A..... 1940
1961 F A
North American Co deb 5a
22
87 M
30
Sale
M S
North Am Edlaon deb 5s aer A... 1957
F A
Deb $H* aer B
Aug 15 1963
Deb 5s series C
Not 15 1969 MN
77
80
Sale
M S
Nor Ohio Trac 8c Lt gen 8c ref is. 1947
.1941 A o
North States Power 5s A
.1941 A o
1st 8c ref is series B
J
80 h
7756 Sale
102 h
Sale
103
105
10554 10654
Northwest Teleg 1st 4 Ms
.1934 J
Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 5M»
.1957 MN
6756 Sale
Ohio Pub Service 1st 8c ref 7H*- .1946 A O
lst 8c ref 7s series B._
.1947 F A
Old Ben Coal 1st g 6s
.1944 F A
Ontario Power N F 1st 5s
.1943 F A
May I.
Ontario Transmission 1st 5s
.1945 MN
Oslo Gas &: Elec extl
Otis Steel sec g is series A...
.1963 M S
.1941 M S
Owens-Illlnols Glass
.1939 J
1 g 5s
s
f Ss
43,000 Pacific Pub Serv 5% g notes—..1936
121,000 Pacific Tel 8c Tel 1st 5s
1937
76,000
30-year 5a series A....
...1952
*
16
19H
Sale
Sale
75
Sale
6856
Sale
62
Sale
78
74
Sale
87
8856
Sale
9256
Sale
100
93
10054
64
J
6854
Sale
Sale
24
101
28
32
j
106 M Sale
m
8
j
j
87 M
10656 Sale
108 M Sale
MN
J
"73""
Sale
I
86
Sale
9356 Sale
9956 Sale
Sale
103
95
Sale
8956
7956
91
14
97
Sale
87
95
92
Sale
1656
Sale
Sale
Sale
3356 Sale
9956 10154 Sale
34
Sale
2656
30
10356 Sale
10056 Sale
6856 6154 Sale
Sale
102
0454 Sale
Sale
101
10356 Sale
28
37
14M Sale
1354 Sale
38
Sale
36
Sale
Sale
11
Sale
Sale
3156
Sale
1356 Sale
3154
32
Sale
6
856
}"j
Park-Lexington leasehold 4M*--1953
7,000
Certificates of deposit.........
29,000 Parmelee Trans conv deb 6s
1944 A O
M S
3,000 Paterson & Passaic G Ac E 5s
1949
55,000 Pathe Bxch deb 7n with warr
1937 MN
1354 Sale
756
11
10454
65
71
Pennsylvania Co—
M S
Guar 3 Ms coll tr reg ctfs ser A.1937
F A
2,000
Guar 3 Ms coll tr ctfs ser B
1941
lT.ooo
188,000
J
Guar g 3M« tr ctfs series
Guar g 3 Ms tr ctfs series
Peoples Gas Ac Coke 1st is..—. .1943
M S
153,000
Refunding gold 5s..
1947
M S
Registered
Phila Company secured
Phila Elec Co 1st 4 Ms
J
D
gold 5s.1947
1947 MN
j d
—.1971
223,000
339,000
1st & ref g 4s
J
J
189,000 Phila 8c Read C Ac I ref 5s
1973
M 8
836,000
Convertible deb 6s—.—.....1949
J D
577,000 Phillips Petroleum deb 514*
1939
a O
83,000 Plllsbury Flour MiUs 20-yr is
1943
-
MN
18,000 Pirelli Co (Italy) conv 7s
...1952
J
6,000 Pocahontas Con Coll 1st s f 5s
1957 J
16,000 Port Arthur Canal Ac Dock is
1953 F A
F
A
1st mtge is series B_.
—1953
M S
Portland General Electric 4 Ms
I960
J
104,000 Portland Gen Elec 1st 5s
.....1935 J
203,000 Porto RIcan Am Tobac conv is..1942 J J
715",660
2,791,000 Postal Teleg Ac Cable coll 5s
.1953
Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s
1933
275,000 Public Serv E Ac G 1st Ac ref 4 Ms.. 1967
150,000
1st Ac ref 4 Ms
1970
356,000
1st Ac ref gold 4s—
.......1971
160,000 Pure OH Co s f g 5M% notes
1937
307,000
Sinking fund gold 5Ms
1940
160,000 Purity Bakeries Corp s f g 6s
1948
73
IV*
83
Sale
80
43
Sale
94 M Sale
104
10454
10956 111
Sale
86
10456 Sale
99 56 Sale
60
Sale
4456 Sale
7154 Sale
10154 Sale
Sale
100
64
90
May
8656 May
99
May
May
May
May
May
May
9556 May 26
93
May 25
May 31
2 27
12 9756 May 17
May 31
24 95
May 31
31 79
38
May 12
103
May 12
2
9
34
May
May
6354 May
rl06
May
10456 May
29
May
9956 May
6056 May
102
May
101
May
105
Sale
9954
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
10056 Sale al00
60
9254 60
9156
5256
4354
7456
9956
101
37
A
A
o
j
81
6456
F
8
Sale
80
Sale
5254
Sale
Sale
95
Sale
Sale
2656
3456
Sale
Sale
*
,■
9354 Sale
58
Sale
47
Sale
86
Sale
10156 Sale
71
68
68
Sale
Sale
100
9154
Sale
75
Sale
73
80
Feb. 10
8 104
Apr.
Apr. 19 27
9356 May 12 10154
8956 May 24 10054
64
Apr. 19 79
956 Feb. 27 38
99
Feb. 27 103*
86
14
Apr. 18 34
Mar. 3 10654
May 12 8856
Mar. 2 10756
Mar. 22 10*854
25
25
Jan.
16
May 31
Jan.
Jan.
17
12
May 31
May 12
May 12
May 31
Jan.
3
Jan.
6
Jan.
5
Jan.
9
*
Feb. 24
Mar. 17
456 Mar. 24
554 Apr. 13
756 Apr. 20
3856 May 17
16
M
Jan.
Jan.
9
6
1656 May 29
1056 May 25
Jan.
4
Mar. 18 18
May 31
654 Mar. 15 25
Apr.
5 10654 Feb.
3
May 25
4756 Jan. 26 75
d8
101
4
78* Jan" *9
73
May
3
7956 Jan. 24
80
Jan. 27
75
Apr. 20
74
Feb. 27
8256 Jan. 27
8356 Feb.
6
90
Feb.
7
75
May
90
68
97
60
50
Jan.
Jan.
May 31
Jan.
9
Jan. 12
Jan.
25
Jan.
12
10556 Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
20
6
100
67
49
8654 May 31
Feb.
7
104
3
19
27
May
1
69
May 29
7056 May 25
101
1656 Apr.
7054 Jan. 11
10156 May 31
3756 May 12
40
May
5
10056 May 12
97
10554
101
9754
9056
6854
6356
5956
10156
3756
40
Sale
85
Sale
82
Sale
8156 Sale
a9756
9754
9056
7354
6756
70
May 29
May 31
May 12
May
5
4356 Apr.
94
Apr.
18
Mar.
*
*
*
10056 Sale
9554 Sale
73
May 24
May 29
Apr. 20 105
9956 Mar.
104
May
May
2656 May
33
May
*
'
Sale
6756
7056
90
May
1
May 24 101
May
3 69 ■ May 29
May
1
7056 May 25
10256
9456
5956
4856
8656
May
May
May
May
May
5
4
Jan.
Feb.
Apr. 26
6354 Mar. 22
Apr.
Apr.
90
Apr.
48
Apr.
3256 Apr.
6756 Mar.
95
Apr.
95
98
65
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12
Jan.
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6554 May 31 3456 Apr. 6 6554
76
Apr. 20 9656
8856 May 29
Apr. 22 114
5 10956 May 26 103
97
90
May
1 10756
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1013
3354
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8056 May 22
78
May
1
70
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31
26
25
8356 May 25
88
May 31
May
May
4456 May
6554
Sale
87
8056 Sale
7854 May
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97
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90
9356 Sale
May
67
104
84
24
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73
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75
88
May
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87
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73
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33
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73
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10156 May 19 104
62
May
3 75
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5
13
9
14
14
Jan.
89
May
1
6154 Apr. 20
57
Apr. 20
88
May
5
9056 May
3
98
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May
3154 May
6
May
756 May
756 May
Sale Prices.
Apr. 20
23
31
26
i
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18
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23 101
26 10056
3856 May 17
36
May 31
13
May 29
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1963 M N
126,000 Penn Dixie Cement 1st is A..—1941 M S
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750,000 Penn Pow 8c Lt 1st M 4mb
1981
A o
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571",600
60
22
May 16
8056 May 31
May
79
May 31
May
80
68
May 27
May
75
May 31
6154 May
88
9756 May 26
May
9956 May 25
9056 May
10354 May 25
9956 May
93
May 24
May 24 93
73
May 29
May
1 80
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Pan-Am Petr (Cal) 1st g is
1940
60,000
Certificates of deposit........
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83,000 Paramount B'way 1st 5H*
.1951
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329,000 Paramount-Famous-Lasky is
1947
F A
469,000 Paramount Prsblls Corp 5 Ms
..1950
9,000
Certificates of deposit..
5,000
13 54 May
64
Sale
79
Highest.
67
15
94
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
10 56 Feb.
7
9356
8956
7056
2056
7356
9956
Sale Prices.
Sale
6754
20M
Sale Prices
Sale
96 56
95
9654
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27
75
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9,000 Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5a...
1946
387,000 Pacific G & E gen 8c ret 5s ser A—1942
100
25
99
Ask
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64
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May 31.
Sale
Sale
3%
99
92
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Bid.
100M Sale
s
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
bonds
May.
Value.
29
EXCHANGE—BONDS
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
9556 May
May
83
May
84
May
29
31
27
24
29
55
Apr.
Apr.
May
Apr.
Jan.
10556 Jan.
10056 Jan.
§556 May
83
May
84
May
Apr.
Mar.
9
12
5
27
24
29
Radlo-Kelth-Orpheum part paid ctfs
9,000
108,000
414,000
93,000
112,000
60,000
260,000
124,000
236,000
363,000
552,000
451,000
*
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Debenture gold is
...
1941
Remington Arms 1st a f is
1937
Rem Rand 5M> A with warr..
1947
Republic Iron Ac Steel s f 5s..
1940
Ref Ac gen 5 Ms A
1953
Revere Copper Ac Brass is A
1948
Rheinelbe Union a f g 7s....
1946
Rhino-West Elec Power 7a
1952
6s
...........1953
Cons mtge 6s
Cons mtge 6s with warrants... 1955
Richfield
Oil
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38
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43
44
99
102
56
70
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72
75
68
61
70
78
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4056
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St Joseph Ry L H 8c P 1st 6s
1937 MN
St L Rky M Ac Pac 5s stmpd
1955 J J
St Paul City Ry Cable 5s
1937
8856 Sale
5956 Sale
94
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F
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1947 MN
1949 A O
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1935 J J
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Siemens Ac Halske sec a f g 7a
Sierra Ac Sam Fran Power 1st 5s__1949 F
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1946 F A
1941 7 A
394,000 Sinclair Cons Oil 1st lien 7s
1937 MS
229,000
1st lien coll 4Mb aeries B
1938 J D
115,000 Sinclair Pipe Line 29-year 5s....1942 A O
243,000 Skelly OH deb s f 5 Ma
1939 M 8
180,000
365,000
298,000
30,000
728,000
672,000
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South Bell T Ac T 1st
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Southw Bell Telep 1st Ac ref 6a
M
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1951 J D
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16
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96
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9
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28
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1
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4
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102
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19
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58
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24
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55
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30
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3256 May 16
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32
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1945
694,000 Studebaker Corp 6% gold notes. 1942 J
56,000 Syracuss Lighting Co 1st g 5s
1951 J
rOash sale,
8954
35
59
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33
Shubert Theatre deb is.........1942
Sllesla-Elec Corp gold 456*—
SIlestan-Am Corp coll tr g 7s
9756
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95
8556
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Debenture a
87
50
—
19,000
385,000
53,000
42,000
50,000
96
58
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...........1937
20,000 8an Antonio Public 8erv 6s
1952
2,000 Schulco Co guar 4M«
—1946
4,000
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3,000
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56,000 Shlnyetsu El Pow 1st 4Mb
60
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20
May
10056 May
65
May
85
May
70
May
78
May
42
May
35
May
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42
May
4156 May
41
May
2556 May
44
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64
58
MN
47,000
Stamped
73,000 Sharon Steel Hoop s f 5M>
236,000 Shell Pipe Line s f deb 5s
316,000 Shell Union Oil a f deb 5s
291,000
Deb 5s with warrants
59M Sale
24
38
9354 Sale
79
Royal Dutch deb 4s with warr... 1945
1948 A o
Guaranteed 5s.
20
57
Ruhr Chemical 6a
St Joseph Lead deb
Sale
15
May
7456 May
54
May
70
May
56
May
65
May
a30
May
28
May
47
May
3256 May
3256 May
32
May
....
75
36 M
.
1,000
597,000
57,000
247,000
4,000
5,000
12
6656
90
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M B
1944 MN
MN
it
107,000
Certificates of deposit..........
20,000 Rlma Steel s f 7s
—..........1955
8,000 Rochester Gas Ac El 5M* ser C—1948
Gen Mtge 4 M* series D
.1977
116",000 Gen mtge 5s series E..........1962
105
MN
J
1953 J
1950 MN
Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s
Direct mortgage gold
MN
J
2054 Apr.
103
May
3
100
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4
3
11
5
13
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8 110
Feb.
3
1
N. Y. STOCK
30
EXCHANGE-BONDS
2-a
Sales in
N. 7. STOCK
Value.
Jan. 3
EXCHANGE.
HO-
$
Tenn
Tenn
33,000
474,000
1,300,000
279,000
1,127,000
20,000
937,000
78,000
Con? deb 6s series
B..........19B
J
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8
55
J
1951
Coal Iron & RR l«o 5s
Copper A Chem—
D
97
92
Texas Corp conv
Tokyo Eioctrlc Light (Ltd)
774,000
1st M 6c 3 Series....-.June
6,000
23,000
112,000
l.oOO
1,000
29,000
69,000
356,000
128,000
6,000
53,000
37,000
207,000
58,000
1,200,000
15 1953
Ac Elec 1st 5s
Truax-Traei Coal cony 614s
Trumbull Steel 1st s i 6s
1949
1943
-—1940
Twenty-third St Ry Imp At ref
Tyrol Hydro-Klec Power 7H«
Guar sec s f 7s
M
5s.l962
1955
Trenton Gas
9
13,000
Certificates
F
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5554
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28
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269,000 Western Electric deb 5s_.——..1944
1938
187,000 Western Union coll tr 5s
Fund At real est IMi gold
1950
519,000
416,000
15-year 614s gold..———
1936
Gold 5s
1951
607,000
Gold 5s
————..I960
719,000
647,000 Westphalia Un El Pow6s....
1953
32,000 Wheeling Steel Corp 1st 5J<« A—1948
1st and ref 454s series B
1953
224.000
5,000 White Sewing Mach deb 6s w w—1936
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J
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18
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105
a39
6454 May 22
Sale
59
May
10354 May 27
10054 May
10354 105
10554 May 22
10254 May
105
104
105
May 25
Sale
104
10154 May
10454 May 18
May
10434 10454 101
Sale
104 54
10154 May
10454. May 22
7354
62
2854
37
2854 Feb.
102
2054 Feb.
2
1
1
31
19
1
11
31
17
23
12
12
Sale
101
1354
15
2454 Sale
1154
1254
1154
20
A O
A
1854
9954 10454
5054
1434
Sale
48
83
10
Jan. 11
May 29
93
Mar.
15
May
4
6254 May 31
81
May 26
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
10054 Jan.
May
72
36
13
May 11
68
7754 Mar.
31
25
11
31
18
4
23
12
19
17
17
25
15
31
27
10
May 10
50
8
llH
May
2654
654
5454 May
104
May
30
May
May
May
60
May
5654 May
6054 May
101
May
10354 May
20
May
104
May
10054 May
91
May
9954 May
7154 May
7854 May
2654 May
2554 May
25
May
94
May
10
May
3354 May
5254 May
6154 May
100
May
9954 May
2154 May
19
May
Sale
D
9154 May 31
May 29
2854 May 25
8754 May
9
9654 May 29
6154 May 11
4654 May
20
F
81
48
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
15
28
16
6154 Sale
82
Sale
F
D
1st M 5s series B
96
Sale
2934 Sale
J
52,000
7,000
132,000
419,000
86,000
102
7054
22
1454
4654 Sale
37
83
9054 Sale
100
Sale
75
5454
9454
10254 10354 100
18
2754
10334 10454 102
§954
10054 Sale
Sale
9754
59 54
5954
Sale
M
18,000
Sale
15
50
22
deb 6sl939
-
60
60
Sale
——.—1963
1956
Without warrants.—.
s f deb 6s
"5954
10
28
Without warrants...
Partlc
5654
55 54
5634
"60~"
J
Warner-Quinlan deb 6s.........1939
J D
Ref 1st 7s........1941
M 8
War 1 en Bros Co deb 6s
——1941
Wash Wat Pow 1st 30-yr 5s
1939 J J
J D
Westchester Light gold 5s
—1950
M 8
West Penn Pow 1st 5s series A—.1946
21,000
23,000
5154
iol"
Warner Sugar
G
Sale
100
1945
1st 5s series E
a24
Sale
with warrants.1944
1st secured 5s series
"3l"
108
M
Warner Co 1st 6s
Sale
5134
10254
10254
2654
7254
10254
of deposit..—
f 5s
f 6s series A
25
43
Sale
54
4354 Sale
Without warrants—...
s
Feb.
J
1953
97.606 Va Elec & Pow conv 554s
1942
14,000 Va Iron Coal Ac Coke 1st g 5s
1949
151,000 Virginia Ry Ac Pow 1st 5s
1934
42,000 Walworth Co 614s ser A (with war) '35
1st
Apr. 27 10454 Jan.
50
J
1942
Warner Bros Pictures cony
97
May 11
May 15
9654 Sale
6054
Sale
Sale
5654 Sale
5654 Sale
9354 Sale
5
1954
J
May 19
68
May
72
May
84
May
4054 May
23
May
85
May
93
May
55
May
Sale
89
86
89
Sale Prices.
May 12 100
4754 Sale
Sale
101
106
104
MN
M
Victor Fuel 1st s
3,000
210,000
713,000
39,000
14,000
91,000
28,000
261,000
23,000
18,000
50,000
51,000
73,000
91
10
J
1,000 United Rys St L 1st g 4s__
1934
1,315,000 U 8 Rubber 1st Ac ref 5s series A..1947
3,000 United Steamship 15-yr 6s
—1937
375,000 United Steel Wks g 6)4* •«' A—1951
362,000
6 Yi* series C
............—1951
223,000
Sinking fund deb 6 Ms ser A...1947
43,000 United Stl Wks(Burbach) s f g 7s 1951
54,000 Universal Pipe Ac Rad deb 6s
1936
172,000 Unterelbe Power Ac Ltg 6s
—1953
116,000 Utah Light Ac Trac 1st At ref 5s.. 1944
270,000 Utah Power Ac Light 1st 5s
1944
2,000 Utica Elec Lt At Pr 1st sf g 5s
1950
18,000 Utlca G Ac El ref At ext 5s
1957
637,000 Utilities Pow Ac Ltg deb g 554«— '47
1,925,000
Deb 5s with warrants
1959
Debs 5s without warrants
371", 666 Vanadium Corp (Am) cony 5s—1941
80
2354
104
30
5154 Sale
MN
warrant......Apr 1945
Biscuit (Amer) deb 6s
1942
Drug Co (Del) 5s.
1953
Vertlentes Sugar
Sale
104 54
22 J4
Deb 5s with
United
52
36
Sale Prices
57
75
Sale
Sale
65
41
55
Sale
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
a98
10054
5554
61
7854 Sale
8734 Sale
85
89
46
UJigawa Elec Power 7s.
—1945 A O
Union El Lt & Pow (Mo) g 5s
1957
J
Union Elec L Ac P (111) 1st 5*s—1954
A O
Union Elev Ry Chic 1st 5s
1945
Union Oil Cal 36-yr 6s ser A May 1942
First lien s f 5s ser C
Feb 1 1935
United
4354
Sale
23
87
98
MN
1952
Sale
4154
D
J
59
Sale
99
96
Highest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
995* 101 &
Power 1st Ac ref 6s....1947
A O
deb 5s......—1944
Third Ate 1st ref 4s
1960 J J
A O
Adju tment income 5s....Jan I960
J
J
Third Ave RR 1st gold 5s
...1937
MN
Tobacco Prod Corp deb 6 H'--—2022
Toho Elec Power (Ltd) 7s ser A..1955
Tenn Bloc
Ask.
Lowest.
May 31.
May 1.
1933.
Bid.
25,000
1
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
May.
Deferred delivery.
MATURED BONDS
(Negotiability Impaired by Maturity)
May.
N.
Value.
Y.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
P
Jan. 3
May 1.
1933.
Bid.
Mexico Treas 6s '13 assent
large..1933
Ask.
J
J
Bid.
M
S
4
354 Sale
354 Sale
Ask. Bid.
6854 Sale
Small
554
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
Ask.
FOREIGN GOV'T & MUNICIP AL'S
6,000
5,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
Sales in
554
554
554 May 20
554 May 17
RAILROADS
204,000 Bait & Ohio conv 4^8
31,000 Chic & No West deb 5s
3,000
;
Registered
1933
1933
29,000 Galv Hous & Hend 1st 5s
133,000 Norfolk South 1st & ref 5s A.
St Louis Iron Mtn & South—
1933
1961
River & Gulf Div 1st g
726,000
6s—.—1940
Gould Coupler 1st 15-yr s f 6s...1940
Interboro Rapid Transit 6s...—.1932
10-year conv 7% notes
i.1932
Manati Sugar 1st s f 754s —....1942
Stamped (Oct 1931 coupon on) —
Pan-Am Pet Co (of Cal) conv 6s—1940
Pressed Steel Car 10>year 5s.....1933
Gen Theatres Equip deb
250,000 Richfield Oil of Calif 6s
71,000 Stevens Hotel 1st 6s series A
Cash sale
M-L..
r
a
deferred delivery,
i-wr err.
Sale
8454 Sale
754 Sale
May
2
7654 May
1
80
May 12
72
May
9
454 May
1
Sale
5054 Sale
40
Sale
7654 Sale
82 54
59
90
8254
Sale
89
A
A
84
60
O
F
254
454
3
y
4s...—-1933
INDUSTRIALS
1953
270,000 Abitibi Pow & Paper 1st 5s
21,000 Amer Chain 10-year s f deb 6s...1933
Chicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
Sept 1 1932 20% part paid
25,000
1950
1,101,000 Cuban Cane Products deb 6s
235,000 East Cuba Sugar 15-yr s f g 7^8.-1937
780,000 Flsk Rubber 1st sinking fund—1941
"
55
M N
12,000 Seaboard Air Line 1st g 4s—...—1950
Gold 48 stamped...
1950
57,000
Refunding 4s
1959
362,000
Atl Birm Div 1st g 4s
Mayl933
70,000
882,000
120,000
233,000
352,000
14,000
17,000
159,000
58.000
MN
MN
A
A
O
654
23
O
254
AO
15
M
J3
J
D
1354 Sale
A
O
65
F
A
5054
J
J
M S
M S
A
O
F
A
Sale
—
3^
lH
5054
154
5354
3
6
Sale
19
A O
16
M S
5754 Sale
354
5
254
10
A
O
A
O
J
D
J
J
1944 MN
.1945
3954 Sale
J
J
28
Sale
5754 Sale
25
1254
Sale
16
40
'
8
654
454
7
23
16
1254
454
10
16
18
1854
754 Sale
12
15
1354
Sale
20
Sale
50
Sale
60
69
53
5
Sale
Sale
5854
9
59
10
Sale
254 Sale
554
7
20
2054
6254 Sale
15
20
36"" Sale"
3754
43
2554 Sale
1754 Sale
4
Sale
Sale
1054 Sale
6454 Sale
554 Sale
1054 Sale
82
May
1
654 May 25
May 10
454 May
8
954 May
5
10
1354 May
1
May
1
50
5254 May 10
2
May
9
7
59
May
May
154 May
554 May
May
May
May
15
May 25
23
Sale
May
4
3854 Sale a33
46
Sale
3854 May 11
1
31
Sale
2554 May
1
16
1754 May
2254
Sale
19
6354 Sale
62
Sale
15
22
24
_
554 May 17
5 54 May 17
94
May
May
80
May
8454 May
8
May
88
17
18
12
31
31
5154 May 29
1254 May 23
17
May 26
8
May 27
15
May 31
21
354 Jan.
3
354 Mar. 15
67
58
Jan.
Jan.
59
Jan.
3
6
9
65
Jan.
254 Jan.
5
18
6
Feb. 23
94
17
18
12
31
31
May
May
May
8454 May
8
May
88
80
Jan. 14
1254 May 23
17
May 26
8
May 27
854 Apr. 20
Mar. 31
Feb.
2
Mar. 20
Apr.
4
Jan. 28
54
1054 Apr. 22
Apr. 13
21
3554
154
554
154
6
May 31
7054 May 24
38
58 54 May 31
49
554 May
1
1054 May 27
69
May 24
554 May 31
1154 May 19
2454 May 24
65
May
4
24
May 31
23
May 31
3954 May 18
47
May
6
31
May 25
23
May 15
654 Feb. 23
Mar. 2
54 Jan. 16
254 Feb.
3
45
Feb. 28
1
Mar. 30
454 Apr. 21
12
Feb. 27
5154 Mar.
5
Feb.
2
Jan.
10
5854 May 31
654 Apr. 20
1054 Apr. 21
69
Apr. 24
May 31
May 19
May 24
16
2
Jan.
2
May 31
May 31
May 18
19
2554 Feb. 27
3554 Apr. 21
21
May 31
7054 May 24
Feb. 24
Apr.
Jan.
3
May 25
May 15
New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING MAY 1933.
Shares
104,213,954
*
In accordance with
ots
a
153,717,978
—
Jan. 1 to
May 31——
rule of the Stock Exchange, effective Oct. 3 1915, all stocks are now quoted
except in the case of stocks which
AGGREGATE SALES.
sell only in a small way.
1932.
1933.
$377,017,900
$261,621,400
1,334,941,600
May
23,136,913
215,239,599
Jan. 1 to May 31
'
Bond Sales.
1932.
1933.
Stock Sales.
May
1,278,788,300
Prices are on basis of 100-share
dollars per share
Option sales are disregarded
PRICES
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 3
May.
Shares.
Shares.
Par.
Bid
Susquehanna. 100
145
Allegh Ac West Ry 6% gtd.100
I,582,755 Atchison Top Ac S Fe——100
40
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN MAY.
Price
Since
Jan. 1.
In
1933.
Albany
580.700
10,700
155.700
603.000
45,310
16,300
300
3,600
8,300
600
6,200
706,400
22 %
100
70
26
506,100
31,500
109,100
21,700
29,000
330
190,400
520,100
8,900
Sale
13% Sale
15% Sale
30% Sale
Sale
Sale
40
14%
30%
Sale
46
50%
45
%
10<
100
1
10<>
100
80,900 Chicago Great Western._10<
Preferred
100
100,000
40 Chic Indlanap At Louis* pflOO
96,100 Chic Mil St Paul Ac Pacific..*
Preferred
..100
265.200
50
10 C C C At St Louis pref
40
Common
8
"56k
69
26%
25
AVi
Sale
2
1%
6%
8%
6
1
1%
2%
10%
14
Sale
Sale
At
20
15%
J
2%
48
2
pref 100
2%
3%
49%
21%
50
Western..
Denver Rio Gr Ac Wes
2,600
83,400
38,600
6,000
108,600
64,500
12,500
Sale
3%
11
11% May
40
May
10
70
367,100
822,700
30
"3",800
8,600
5,700
11,600
IS
54" Sale"
70
4%
First preferred
100
preferred.......100
Erie At Pittsburgh
....50
Great Northern pref....-100
Green Bay At Western
100
Gulf Mobile At Northern..l00
Preferred.
...100
5%
Second
3
20
800|
353,600,
6,400,
680.
1,650'
79,900
""'130
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
Sale
1
Sale
aVA
Sale
75
2% Sale
6% Sale
1%
6
Sale
2
2% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
1,290
1,300
1,880
3,150
52.960
72,906
1,100
25
15% Sale
8%
40
5% Sale
5%
8%
Kansas City Southern..
pflOO
100
21,400
Preferred........
—100
249,700 Lehigh Valley..
50
364,745 Louisville Ac Nashville....100
460
90
"MOO
2,600
10
470
6,900
1,800
2,100
780
236,400
75,300
40,400
75,600
780
11%
26,600
49,000
3,060
72
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
5%
1
22
8
13%
15% Sale
11%
50
4
3%
13%
27%
Sale
Sale
Sale
17% Sale
Sale
9
6% Sale
1
A*
Sale
Sale
2
8
Sale
175
1
Sale
16
Sale
11
Sale
22)
123
8
%
4%
14%
35
Sale
14% May 31
44
May 26
1
4%
Sale
30%
Sale
42
Sale
2
Sale
27
Sale
51
Sale
17
20
2
1%
3%
10%
2
Preferred series A.....100
New York At Harlem
60
103
3%
50
N Y Lackawanna Ar Wear. 100
Ex-dividend
90
3
Sale
106
Sale
5
Sale
21
15%
% Sale
%
%
5%
14%
18% Sale
29
Sale
14 %
%
6%
1
Sale
12%
Sale
18%
9% Sale
%
1%
7%
2% Sale
%
56
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
3% Sale
55
46%
Sale
26
s,
Sale
10*
3$
Sale
3%
4
Sale
Sale
%
3
3
73
143
28%
3%
4%
60
45%
24%
Sale
1%
7%
Sale
2%
Sale
37% MayJ24
80% Mar. 27
6% May 19
50
May 18
16% May 29
6
7% Apr.
40
May
Jan.
3
6
24
31
1% Apr.
5
2
Apr.
5
2
Apr.
5
3
Apr. 10
2
Apr. 11
5% May
May
15
May
4
May
6% May
10
17
18
26
19
2
2
May
2
May
25
May
15
May
16% May
o
5
May
ivj.ay
6% May
1
3
4
2
t
9
30
25
May
May
29
May
24% May
8% May
o>i xviay
9% May
1
3
27
26
17
1/
17
59
May
9
25% May
9
4% May
2
3
May 10
75% May 31
34% May 29
7% May 27
3
May 10
% May 26
% May
2
38
19
Jan.
2
May
2
Feb.
20
30
Jan.
May
1
May
3
May 27
3% May
1
16% May
3
41% May 17
3% May
12% May
27% May
1
2
1
3% May
1
16% May
3
41% May 17
1% Feb. 21
11% Feb. 27
27% Apr. 29
32% May
May
May
19% May
8% May
4% May
3% May
14
May
1% May
16
Mar. 31
32%
4%
4%
1%
1%
4%
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
31
29
18
25
24
15
15
17
11
31
62
11% May 21
16% May 31
11
May 31
50
Jan. 11
23% May 29
10
Mar. 30
9% May 29
17
May 27
9% May 29
May 27
49
31
10% May 19
16
May 13
9% May
5
13% May
5
11% May 18
3% Feb.
4
2
May
2
May 10
Mar. 23
% Feb. 23
% Feb. 14
3
28
17
43
18
26
19
75% May 31
34% May 29
7% May 27
3
May 10
5
Mar. 23
1% May 27
1% May 31
Feb.
2
2
1
17% May
21
May
36% May
9
May
5% May
2% May
2
May
8
May
1
May
1
17
37% Feb. 25
17% Feb. 25
May
May
11% May 31
16% May 31
11
May 31
45
May 29
23% May 29
Apr.
5% May
May
15
May
4
May
6% May
10
25
3% Apr.
4
4% Apr.
3
2% Apr.
4
45
Apr. 15
4% Apr.
5
10
Mar. 30
1% Mar. 31
2% Mar. 31
1
8% May
1
5% May
1
45
May 29
14% May
9
90
15% Feb. 24
12% Apr. 10
10
Mar. 2
1 % Feb. 24
2% Jan.
6
5
6 % May
14% May 31
44% Feb. 11
45
Apr. 24
67
May 29
88% May 31
37% May 31
2% May 25
3% May 25
30
May
1% May 27
1% May 31
3Ih
10% May
15
May
14
May
38
May
19% May 31
29% May 24
20% May 31
54
May 31
15
24% May 23
16% May 24
2% May 25
May 3
9% May
2
% May 15
Sale
10
Sale
20
3
8
9
May
May
May
May
4
May
7% May
15
May
29% May
31
29
11
29
25
31
31
31
Sale
2% May
3% May
May
24% May
May
% May 17
3% May
6
May
May
46
May
% May
1
May
18
18
Sale
4%
Sale
Sale
65
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
111
18
26
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
8% Apr.
5
29
__
24% May 26
8% May 17
9% May 17
28
32% May 31
May 29
49
May 18
19% May 25
8% May 24
4% May 15
3% May 15
14
May 17
2% Apr. 27
6% Feb. 27
£12
Mar. 31
8% Feb. 24
21% Jan.
3
19% May 31
29% May 24
20% May 31
54
May 31
Mar. 16
Jan.
3
% Feb. 21
1
Jan. 25
1% Mar. 3
24% May 23
16% May 24
2% May 25
21
Jan. 23
Mar. 20
% May 29
1
9
18
27
27
-3
1
43
166" 175"
15
13
4
4
12%
19%
39
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
21%
64%
3%
35%
50% Apr.
4
Apr.
4
24% Feb. 28
% Apr. 18
% Apr.
5
58
May 18
90
Apr.
1
1% Apr.
6
2% Apr.
5
60
May 20
1
Apr.
6
1% Feb. 28
67
May 29
88% May 31
37% May 31
2% May 25
3% May 25
58
May 18
50
40
Sale
Sale
Jan.
68% Jan.
2
May
19*
17
11%
14% Sale
6
N. Y. Chicago At St Louis. 100
May
May
May
May
5% May
Sale
11
45
35
Sale
15%
100
5%
a7%
4%
6%
30
Sale
1%
175
7%
.11
10%
—
x
10
1
Sale
Sale
Optional sale,
1
183
73
33
8
4%
3%
3%
10
1%
Sale
a
Sale
8
Sale
5
2
5,500 Nash Chatt Ac St Louis... 100
12,100 Nat Rys of Mex 2nd pref—100
1st preferred
1,220
100
No par valile.
Sale
Sale
50
3
pref..
25
Sale
453
4%
non-cum
18
28
24%
7%
21
4%
2% May
1
6% May
1
6
May 20
1% May
1
2% May
1
30
32%
6%
6% Sale
8% Sale
5% Sale
20
27
31
29
31
31
31
29
79
48
60
36% Sale
50
10%
May
May
32% May
% May
1
May
58
May 18
2
Sale
"
New York Central
37% May 24
79% May 24
6% May 19
50
May 18
16% May 29
8
22
100
2,653,140
35,400
73,800
4,960
Sale
32%
Convertible preferred.. 100
263 Morris At Essex............50
20
30
*
Sale
10<
Missouri Pacific
Sale
9% Sale
8
18
30 New Orl Tex At Mexico ....100
1,10"0",966
4
15
24%
..............
86,900
189,400
7
Sale
Sale
Sale
4% Sale
7% Sale
..........100
Prior preferred
Second preferred
8%
14%
61
5%
.100
9,900 Minneapolis At St Louis..100
3,900 Minn St Paul At S S M
100
4,300
Preferred
100
Leased line
1,700
...—..100
416,200 Mo Kan-Texas
—.._—*
169,100
Preferred series A......100
100
3,280
5,000
Preferred
Sale
30
1,085 Manhattan Ry mod 5% gu 100
Mod guar
286,500
,_10t
1,240 Market Street Ry
101
610
6
27
3
14%
100
14,600
152,600
96,000
97,600
30
21
..*
Certificates..........——*
Preferred......
10(1
Jollet At Chicago RR 7%
Sale
12%
Sale
Sale
30
15
4
l&
......100
Central
9%
9%
3%
%
1
Rys of Cent Amer
Iowa
Sale
2
3
...100
679,100 Illinois Central
6% pref series A
100
8,900
Leased line stock
...100
1,410
RR sec stock ctfs ser A 1000
2,690
292,000 Interboro Rap Tran v t c .100
Int
75
5
May
May
May
22
May
29% May
£34% May
91
May
70
34% Feb.
50
Apr.
16% Feb.
8% Feb.
9% Apr.
10% May 19
16
May 13
9% May
5
13% May
5
11% May 18
64
32%
1%
Ry
Preferred
880
5
50
37,800 Hudson Ac Manhattan....10C
Preferred
100
1,600
640
Sale
Sale
10
...
Havana Elec.
17,100
100
.........
1
6
54
64
18
5%
.
27
31
29
31
31
31
29
42
.....
100
Preferred
May
9
May
6
May
1
May 17
May
1
Sale
3
Duluth South Sh At Atl..l00
Erie
30%
74%.
3%
44%
12% Sale
19%
40
100
1,100
3,300
Highest
Sale Prices.
26
Sale
11
50 Detroit At Mackinac Ry—100
Preferred
100
50
""'900
54%
May
50% May
1 70
May
May
1 79
May
29% May
9 48
13
May
May 9 22
15% May
1 29% May
29
May 10 £34% May
May
83
May 3 91
63
62
35
Hudson...—100
At
Lack
Del
Sale
481%
2%
56%
2d preferred
Delaware
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
4%
6%
5%
.......100
100
34,000 Conaolld RR of Cuba pref. 100
1,170 Cuba RR pref
100
663,800
1,195,900
11,400
Sale
4
40
80
8
1st preferred
780
91%
26
Sale
5% Sale
110 Cleveland At Pittsburgh—50
10
Special
.....50
400 Colorado Ac Southern...-100
7,485
Highest.
Sale Price*.
70
~~2% Sale
100
Common
Sale
Sale
60
100
845,900 Chicago At North West
Preferred
.......100
53,300
100
148,500 Chic Rock Isl At Pac
7% proffer red.. ......—100
41,300
6% preferred
....—.100
44,200
150 Chi St P M Ac O 7% pref—100
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
3%
32%
7%
Sale
IY
72 %
101
6% preferred
Sale
12
100
Stamped
Central RR of N J.
14,000
100
18,800
Pacific..
Canadian
1,273,600 Chesapeake Ac Ohio
4,400 Chic Ac East 111 RR
10
670
Sale
Sale
30
70
—101
100 Canada Southern.
240 Carolina Clinch Ac Ohio ..100
"""16
5,190
-50
.25
1,322.692
320
40
ifa
26 %
12,400
62,900
187,800
60
Sale
853,600 Bklyn-Manhattan Transit
$6 preferred series A......*
29,400
12,800 Brooklyn Ac Queens Transit.*
Preferred
*
1,700
10,100 Boston Ac Maine.......—100
"""180
62,900
.........
20 Beech Creek RR
8,500
379,300
3,400
7,700
ei'Ioo
50% Sale
63% Sale
75
Preferred
940
Lowest.
70
Sale
21
80
10
k
58
......
Ask.
158
67%
Prefer red
100
33,900
100
301,000 Atlan Coast Line RR
II,145,050 Baltimore At Ohio........100
Preferred
100
126,410
50
32,400 Bangor Ac Aroostook
*
199.465
Ac
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
May 1.
Ask
2%
%
%
1%
1%
5
8
May 29
May 9
May 16
May 13
May
May
May
55
6%
%
%
3%
60
5
29
6
Sale
24
% Apr.
3% May
4
May
7 k Mar.
15
May
29% May
27
1
1% Apr.
1
1% Apr.
49% Apr. 22
4% Jan.
11
Jan.
10
60
5
46
13
Jan.
3
% Jan.
% Mar. 16
18
29
May
3% May
Sale
4
137
Sale
110
85
May
May
2
1
1
8
36% May 31
10% May 27
15
May 25
148% May 27
25
% Apr. 11
4
Apr. 10
5% Jan.
3
11% Jan.
3
Feb.
2
14
Feb.
Jan.
,
7
29
25
20
31
31
iH
May
5
May 29
May 18
May 29
9
Feb.
25
99
AW
Sale
Jan.
1
6% May 31
Feb.
9
100
80
12%
May
12
2
36% May 31
2% Jan. 25 10% May 27
May 25
2% Apr. 11 15
100
Mar. 31 148% May 27
75% .Tan.
12 105
28
Jan.
23
75% Jan.
8
N. Y. STOCK
32
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
•s
Since
STOCKS
Price
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
May.
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares.
359,300
28,600
80,700
12,600
7,200
17,100
260
10
327,100
120
120
400
686,400
12,200
11,700
6,425
6,280
"2,866
Par.
787,600 N Y N H & Hartford
100
86,800
Convertible preferred.-100
223,900 N Y Ontario 9c Weatern__100
13,300 NYRya pf
*
12,000 Norfolk Southern.—
100
42,800 Norfolk 9c Weatern
100
1,280.
Preferred
100
20 Northern Central......
00
725,822 Northern Pacific.
100
590 Pacific Coast
100
380
First preferred.....
100
1,031
2d preferred...........100
1,795,800 Pennsylvania
-.—50
12,600 Peoria 9c Eastern
100
16,344 Pere Marquette
100
13,130
Prior preferred
100
10,350
Preferred
100
Phlla Rapid Tranait pref..50
9,600 Pittsb 9c West Virginia..100
Pitta Ft Wayne 9c Chicago. 100
150
Preferred
100
20 Pittsb McKeesp & Yough^-SO
10 Pitts Youngs flt Ash pf 7% 100
59,400 Reading Company
50
43,000
First preferred
50
7,500
Second preferred
50
144 Rensselaer 9c Saratoga
100
10
30,400
1,600
5,200
130
10,000 Rutland RR. pref
3,600
27,100
15,500
1,300
...
105,600
12,000
821,300
478,700
133,200
1,800
1,100
21,300
2,000
I
390
292,000
5.800
•:
9,300
17,700
100
155,200
22,300
v
12,100
23,600
7%
Sale
Sale
Sale
120,800 Seaboard Air Line
*
14,300
Preferred
100
1,842,400 Southern Pacific Co
100
786,900 Southern Railway
100
280,800
Preferred
100
3,200
Mobile 9c Ohio certlfa.-lOO
2,000 Texas 9c Pacific....
.100
38,000 Third Avenue
100
4,400 Twin City Rapid Tranait
*
1,010
Preferred
100
1,091,200 Union Pacific...
100
24,200
Preferred
100
13,600 Wabash
100
27,000
Preferred A..
100
800
158
252,200
1,700
44,300
30,200
15,000
83.500
121,700
12,000
396,600
2,800
260,300
22,400
10,300
6,900
7% Sale
12
8%
5,000
168,000
11,700
29,500
3,700
148,400
200
400
44,600
54.700
2,150
51,500
7,380
24,800
*
........100
Preferred
.......
13%
L34
280
586,700
3,700
59,900
13,900
4,000
1,400
11,200
100
Adams Mlllla
.*
Addressograph Multigraph.*
Advance Rumely
........*
Affiliated Products.......
•
Air Reduction Inc
•
Air-Way Elec Appll Corp
♦
Juneau
Gold
Min.10
A P
W Paper Co
Allegheny Corp
160
"95" 120"'
25
25
22
Sale
96
99
45*
1
265*
25
6
Sale
IX Sale
75*
4
5
40
X Sale
x
x
16 x Sale
5
Sale
6X Sale
6
9
16
40
55*
65*
l*
a*
7
12%
71% Sale
60
64
34
Sale
52
30
Sale
31
34X
Sale
—.100
9
11
1%
1%
3x
4x
605",700
39,300
14,100
41,800
5,600
56,800
40,400
50,000
2 152
May
9
24
§8*
70
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
5
20
20%
13%
17x
18
23
5%
1
sx
77
Sale
Sale
Sale
22%
35
Sale
ix
9%
Sale
62% Sale
1% Sale
2% Sale
ix
3
8% Sale
32%
Sale
105
15%
12
Sale
2
i§*
21
May 31
15* May
1% May
6
May
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
33
9
Sale
195*
125*
165*
195*
Sale
iff
w
26
Sale
Sale
55*
15*
Sale
25*
Sale
109%
71%
2%
Sale
77
Sale
a61
'
Sale
§t
Sale
15*
r*
i»
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
10
9
May 31
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
20
23
29
23
31
31
26
25* May 17
3
3
13
May
8
May 31
26
33
94
925* 1005*
95* Sale
635* Sale
165* Sale
9% Sale
65* Sale
85* Sale
785* Sale
35* Sale
May
15*
May
25*
May
265*
May
175*
May
325*
36
May
33
May
May
95*
3
May
12
May
112
May
May
715*
3
May
May
45*
May 25
May
May
45*
May
May
85*
it*
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
155*
25
77
21%
100%
4% Sale
50
64
14% Sale
10
2
Sale
7%
63%
11%
8%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3x
Sale
3
95* Sale
58
Sale
11
Sale
67 x
Sale
1%
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
1
13 x
1
ix
2X
1%
ix
7
ix
Sale
ix
Sale
3
2x
2%
sx
ix
155*
15*
15*
2%
2
45*
Sale
8
Sale
15*
35*
Sale
1% Sale
18
3
Sale
Sale
25*
55*
Sale
Sale
5
Sale
55* Sale
25
,
May
805* May
65* May
62
May
115* May
75* May
3
May
75* May
65
May
15* May
135* May
2
May
15* May
25* May
15* May
15* May
12
May
Sale
87
115
Sale
12
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
175* Sale
14
Sale
102
Sale
119
118
116
Agrlc Chem
Preferred
125.
105*
*
*
iV
Sale
2%
Sale
255*
375*
3
Sale
95*
M
285*
Sale
215*
195*
Sale
Sale
21
Sale
Sale
Sale
175*
15^
Sale
jx
Sale
495*
53*
Sale
395*
45*
23
Sale
37
Sale
23
iSH
Sale
275*
Sale
19
85
Sale
83
Sale"
77
895*
Sale
117% Sale
7
16x
2
•
100
Sale
39X
*
American Chicle
4
Jan.
25
Feb.
25
Feb.
25
Jan.
3
Feb.
17
Mar.
3
Jan.
3
Feb.
28
65* Apr.
19
265*
485*
135*
2x
25*
143
Apr.
49
May
985* May
235* Apr.
25
Apr.
235* Mar.
97
May
Jan.
31
May 20
985* May 23
55
May 29
315* May 23
325* May 31
105
May 31
165* May 26
49
Jan.
6
5
May 25
245* May 31
45* May 19
65* May 29
3
May 19
28
May 31
May 25
195* May 27
255* May 25
n.
21 5* May 31
5* Jan. 30
1
Apr. 17
55* Mar. 15
25* May 17
May
8
May 31
3
13
May
May
May
May
31
31
25
31
31
31
31
25
31
5* Jan.
27
31
27
27
25
25
25
26
26
%
115*
45*
55*
8
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
15
Apr.
45* Feb.
15* Jan.
5J* Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
_
55* Jan.
1
Apr.
15* Mar.
May 31
May 31
265* May 31
175* May 25
325* May 31
36
May 31
33
May 31
May 31
May 25
12
May 31
5112
May 27
6
715* May 31
3
May 27
45* May 27
May 25
May 25
May 25
45* May 26
85* May 26
Iff
I*
!*
Feb.
17
11
Feb.
17
12
19
2
33
90
10
65
26
2
3
19
2
1
185
95
75*
115*
825*
4
20
35*
3
55*
55*
55*
2
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
31
26
31
18
27
27
29
1
29
23
27
9
31
31
29
29
175* May 31
Sale
18
4
130
Sale
155* Sale
305* Sale
22
Sale
41
Sale
3
Sale
7
65*
Sale
sx
36 x
13
37
Sale
15
20
445* Sale
43
Sale
14
50
15
165*
21
45* Sale
85
775*
1165*
9 1095* May 24
May 27
9 120
2 175* May 31
10 165* May 24
4
May 18
8
1 255* May 29
2 395* May 31
3
May 31
29
29 215* May 31
2 205* May 31
May 29
2 23
1 495* May 31
55* May 17
3
1 425* May 16
May 31
2 29
May 10
31 90
8 935* May 29
May 29
3 130
145* May
9
305* May
1
3
May
1
7
May
1
42
May 24
255* May
425* May
65* May
145* May
445* May
27
31
31
29
1
13H Feb. 23
Mar. 3
3
Feb. 28
39
Apr. 11
8
Apr.
7
55* Apr. 15
15* Feb. 21
75* May 26
475* Feb. 25
80
33
May
May
May
May
May
31
26
31
18
27
5* Feb. 28
115* Jan. 14
Jan.
5
5* Apr.
4
1
5
15* Mar. 30
15* Apr. 17
1
Apr.
5
Mar. 30
705* Feb.
115
Apr.
6
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
185* Mar.
2
May
105* Mar.
v
34
Iff
60
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
495* Feb.
112
Feb.
65* Feb. 23
15
Feb.
2S
15* Mar. 31
35* Mar. 1
34
Mar.
10
65
18
10
7
11
Jan.
3
May 29
May
1
825* May 29
4
May 23
20
May 27
35* May
9
3
May 31
55* May 31
55* May 29
55* May 29
175* May 31
1095* May 24
1
1215* Feb.
175* May 31
165* May 24
May 18
255* May 29
395* May 31
3
May 31
May 31
May 31
23
May 29
495* May 31
55* Apr. 20
425* May 16
29
May 31
90
May 10
935* May 29
1285* Jan. 28
Feb.
?
90
2
255*
425*
65*
14J*
445*
May
May
May
May
May
27
31
31
29
1
Alleghany
New
25
2
10
10
.......20
19%
3%
Sale
ox
*
85
(6)
»
Steamship
si
10
Amer Hide At Leather
*
Preferred
14 si
100
Amer Home Products
*
10%
140
65* Sale
9 Si Sale
sx
9
6 Si Sale
............
2d pref A
50
25* Sale
Sale
315* Sale"
55* Sale
105* Sale
85
140
85
10
Sale
175*
135*
105*
65*
65*
Sale
Sale
Sale
65*
24
Sale
125* Sale
235* Sale
195* Sale
155* Sale
105*
105*
155* Sale
435* Sale
21
Sale
2
1
Amer Encaustic Tiling .....*
Am Hawaiian
iff
Sale
17
liff
100
Preferred
165*
Sale
295*
»
.....
Preferred
2
•
Chain
of
Sale
100
Foundry....
Co
Sale
(Conn)..*
...
Preferred
Preferred
Apr.5
11
Sale
12
100
Coal
Mar. 15
31
45
95
American
4
40
45
*
Amer Car At
4
25
9
15*
25*
4
21
♦
100
1,105,400 Am Ac Foreign Power.....__*
112,600
6
Sale
Allied Chem Ac Dye
Preferred
Am European Securities
10 American Express Co
97,500
49,600
81,310
9,800
69,600
47,200
Sale
Sale
1
May 20 49
985* May 23 985*
33
55
May
1
29
May
2 315*
255* May
1 325*
97
May 15 105
105* May
2
165*
Sale
26%
26%
83
•
Am Com Alcohol v t c
19,200
18,300
Mar.
31
25
31
19
29
19
31
25
27
25
31
27
Jan.
134
116
7x
•
County, N J
9,000 American Colortype...
16,400
8,700
135* May
49
102
7
........
347",600
27
150
15*
"35*
97,000 Amer Agrlc Chemical (Del).*
10
84,100 American Bank Note..
Preferred
50
3,210
*
107,400 American Beet Sugar
Preferred
........100
15,190
•
53,800 Am Brake S Ac F
Preferred
...100
1,490
25
2,014,500 American Can
Preferred
.....100
13,750
235" 100
135
8
Pref series A $30 ex-war .100
Pref series A $40 warr'ts 100
Am
4,900
110
49
•
Pref series A $30 warr'ta .100
200 Amer
104,900
28,100
6,200
2,600
34,400
Sale
Sale
100
135"
*
.
31,000
265,620 Allis Chalmers Mfg
21,100 Alpha Portland Cement
34,600 Amalgamated Leather
Preferred
6,510
232,900 Amerada Corp
500
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
31
31
18
29
19
27
May
May
May
May
May
May
Feb.
Apr.
31
31
18
29
19
*
6,370 Alleghany Steel.....
1,537", 800
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
35
Alliance Realty.
455",400
17% May
1 265*
May
1 485*
Sale
9 135*
10% May
Sale
25*
% May 15
Sale
2
% May
25*
Sale
6 152
137% May
74
Sale
May
9 82
70
69
May 25 70
Sale
8 245*
175* May
15* May
1
45*
3%
Sale
45* May 22
65*
2
3
May
8
4%
Sale
28
215* May
Sale
15* May
65*
Sale
75* May
195*
Sale
115* May
255*
Sale
215*
85* May
Sale
Sale Prices.
Prices
111
Adams Express
Preferred
Alasna
Sale
2
1
Highest.
Sale Prices
MISCELL.
9c
Preferred
502,000
2,600
68,400
62,700
26,600
149.900
353,500
15,100
939,300
3,900
419,400
43,100
21,800
8,900
Ask.
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
1
2a
21% Sale
100
100
100
100
100
.100
7,200 Abraham 9c Straus..
140
18
285* Sale
11x Sale
x
6a
%
a
140
Sale
77
Sale
1%
4%
........100
Preferred B._
236,100 Western Maryland....
27,500
Second preferred...
20,100 Western Pacific
31,500
Preferred
Wheeling 9c Lake Erie
3,310
Preferred
Bid.
19 X
100
Abitlbl Power 9c P.......
2,040
26 %
53,600 St Loul8>San Francisco..100
32,550
Preferred
100
2,300
Louis Southwest
100
Preferred
....—100
INDUSTRIAL
4,300
Ask
Sale
Ask.
Highest.
Lowest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
May 1.
1933.
Shares.
20
range since jan. 1.
prices in may.
aggregate sales.
Sale
38 x Sale
6:
Sale
375* Sale
40
25* May
45* May 31
2
Feb.
355* May 27
55* May 31
105* May 29
1
195* May
15* May
6
May
13
Feb.
1
Jan.
Sale
35* Apr.
109
140
125* May
May
May
16* Msty
May
155* May
445* May
425* May
85* May
17
May
135* May
105* May
65* May
55* May
23
May
36
May
31
31
11
12
29
29
31
31
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
27
29
31
12
31
iv
35*
75*
65*
45*
45*
25*
13 5*
295*
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
24
45* May 31
255* May 27
May 31
May 29
loi
109
Feb.
25
125* May 31
May 31
May 11
16* May 12
May 29
155* May 29
445* May 31
425* May 31
iv
Rights
117,706
167", 200
American Ice
5,300
231,000
5,700
7,700
424,530
11,100
Amer
460
810
47,200
10,000
87,000
12,400
3,200
272,900
6,697
1,200
91,500
22,500
161,500
19,700
6,100
414,100
17,837
2,080
•No par value.
Preferred.
4X Sale
......
.......100
...
Internet
Corp..
41
*
2
...........100
Amer Locomotive
Preferred
........
......
Ex-Dividend.
Sale
43
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
185*
45*
35*
195*
625*
215*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
125* Sale
*
38
..100
t/Ex-rightc
18
Sale
2
Voting trust ctfs........_*
American News Co.........*
Sale
105* Sale
5* Sale
45* Sale
14 J
3
...100
.......
a
Sale
Sale
55
145* Sale
Amer Machine 9c Metals.... •
6% Conv preferred
36
125*
35
*
Am Mach Ac Foundry......_*
American Metal
34
Sale
105* Sale
5*
5*
*
Am La France Ac Foamite
Preferred
35
7
19 x
a
20
Sale
185* Sale
Optional Sale.
65*
335*
85*
%
2
125*
345*
145*
25*
2
9
May
May 10
9
May
4
May
1
May
9
May
1
May
2
May
10
May
1
May
95* May
355* May
185* May
iv
12
45*
IS*
195*
45*
35*
9
22
3
65
2 x24
31
31
31
31
24
29
29
5
35* Feb.
25
Feb.
45*
5*
15*
55*
175*
85*
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
135* May
May
May
5* May
May
May
May
195* May
45* May
<&V* May
22
May
65
May
27
29
31
12
31
31
31
31
31
24
29
29
Feb.
6
56
12
#
30
n. y. stock
June, 1933.]
AGGREGATE SALES
May.
1933.
Shares.
356,300
Par.
Amer Power 8c Light..
685,600
.
Preferred
28,900
30,900
90
990
.......100
Preferred
604',720
382,400
7,900
6,600
16,100
American Republics..
Am Rolling Mill
35,200,
Preferred
.........100
2d Preferred..
25,300
37,800 American Snuff ..........25
Preferred.
...........100
880
Amer Solv 8c Ghem Corp...
.
.
Preferred.
99,900
430
8.400
4,415
288,900
214,600
7,100
160,000
89,900
12,800
2,440
83,700
2,200
992,500
3,500
139,100
193,100
1,590
55,800
336,800
12,300
172,500
3,084,745
152.400
1,116,500
14,200
16,300
6,405
406,000
254,600
11,100
243,100
218,100
16,830
2,840
124,200
4.100
1,978,065
4,800
172,100
340
860
1,100
16,600
2,800
31,300
80
710
12,000
402,200
307,200
63,700
18,800
1,560
24,400
748,600
494,100
140,500
28,100
3,280
1,980
50
500
15,300
92,600
2,400
2,500
450
800
400
426,100
32,800
630
Amer Steel
11,200
6,600
11,700
6,000
580
12%
2»
16/
12 %
17%
14%
9%
Sale
Sale
Sale
92
100
15%
Sale
18% Sale
Sale
33
2ltt
31
30%
101
Sale
5% Sale
%
7/i
Sale
18
Sale
34% Sale
75% Sale
57%
62
60
Sale
48
Sale
32%
Sale
101% 105
VA
Sale
Sale
Sale
103
Sale
13 %
a
34
20%
22
43%
104
Sale
105
Sale
47
Sale
105
May
9
10
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Price.
4
Feb. 27
May 31
Sale Price.
10
May 31
May
14% May
9% May
92% May
26% May 17
22% May 17
13% May 31
105
May 26
9% Apr.
26%
Apr.
22%
4% Feb. 27
13%
81% Apr.
6 105
May
May
May
May
13
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
19% May
May
5% May
May
18% May
36% May
75% May
60% May
47% May
105
May
29
31
31
17
19
29
31
29
29
5%
20%
%
%
29
31
31
17
19
29
31
May 29
May 29
10
May
50
May
39% May
49% May
97
May
9% May
98% May
76
May
77% May
107
May
7% May
15
May
18
May
14% May
45% May
8% May
36% May
16% May
70
May
45% May
62
May
103
May
16% May
120% May
86
May
89% May
112% May
May
May
May
May
67
May
12% May
47% May
31
5
31
29
18
31
29
29
29
22
13
May
23 % May
1%
%
12%
26%
58
44
43
104
5% Sale
12
Sale
Sale
68
Sale
45% Sale
Sale
59
87
97
Sale
103
Sale
*
7
10%
Sale
15%
117%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
115
Sale
100
Tobacco
25
25
..........100
Type Founders
.*
•
Sale
Sale
*
Preferred
Sale
........100
Am Wat Wks&El
Certificates
1st preferred
53%
*
.......
American Woolen
Sale
Sale
*
Preferred
100
Writing Paper
tr ctfs*
»
Pref voting trust ctfs..
Preferred
Anchor Gap Corp..........*
Preferred
Preferred..
........100
Armour (Del) pref
100
Armour of Illinois class A..25
Class B.
25
Preferred
..100
Arnold Constable
Corp..
Corporation
Preferred
*
2%
10%
95%
41
1%
6
12
99
Sale
Sale
% Sale
7% Sale
1%
1%
•
100
Sale
50
4
F h
18
27% Sale
18%
14%
Sale
27
Sale
Sale
23%
Sale
46
Sale
65
Sale
8%
40%
Sale
11% Sale
45% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
18
97
60
3%
2%
Sale
8
Sale
Sale
A*
Sale
101
Sale
Sale
Sale
22
Sale.
3%
3%
50%
3%
Sale
4
"4%
Sale
b
Sale
26%
21
31%
Sale
......25
14%
4%
5%
15%
11
•
Stores
17
8%
61
7
11
Sale
9
61
Sale
85
Sale
13
25
Atlas Powder............... •
Preferred..............100
Sale
Sale
21
100
Sale
8
...100
Sale
75
15
.....100
1st preferred......
2d preferred....
Sale
83% Sale
86% Sale
Sale
109% 112
12%
69%
...*
...
81
16%
107
13
7
50
Anaconda Wire 8c Gable.._.*
Andes Copper Mining Go...*
Archer Daniels Mid.......
*
Sale
5% Sale
34% Sale
25
Anaconda Copper
101
2"
*
1
Amer Zinc, Lead 8c Smelt
Atlas Tack
25% Sale
17
50
1,300 Atl G 8c W I SS Lines
Preferred
2,100
Atlantic Refining.....
13",500
Sale
22%
Reflnlng.100
830 Associated Oil
740,700
52,700
1,984
7
40%
50 %
900 Art Metal Construction....10
17,580 Associated Apparel Indus..*
1
173,700 Associated Dry Goods
:
Highest.
Sale Prices.
9% Sale
55
Telep 8c Teleg
Artloom
Ask.
...100
Preferred
Am
7%
21%
*
Glass B
Amer
17j
*
Toh
American
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
7% Sale
Sale
22
20
u?a
&&
7 % Sale
91
100
.........100
Preferred
Amer
May 1.
Bid.
31%
22%
Foundries..
Stores..
American Sugar
Am Sum
Ask.
33
9
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
19% May
May
5% May
May
May
May
May
33
Apr.
11% Mar.
10% Feb.
31
17
17
31
26
33
m
Jan.
20% Jan.
32% Jan.
102% Jan.
itF
Feb. 23
......
Preferred.
American
Atlas
360.800
25
25,100 American Safety Razor.....*
*
6,000 American Seating
*
23,200 Amer Ship 8c Gomm
2,090 American Shipbuilding ——*
—*
987,100 Amer Smelt 8c Refining,
210
21,600
102,700
5,000
106,300
1,045,200
31,600
282,700
4,600
*'
Am Radiator 8c Stand San..*
1,010
340.800
15,500
4,100
20,500
7%
*
*
*
$6 preferred A stpd
15 preferred new
59,000
62,300
1,409,700
Bid.
.—...........
Preferred (#)
778,600
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares.
33
PRICES IN MAY.
stocks
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
exchange—stocks
37
15%
13%
9
9%
18%
IF
Sale
1% Sale
5% Sale
8% Sale
iff
fit
iF
45
Sale
15
Sale
14
11
17
Sale
25
Sale
Sale
21%
Sale
Sale
67
70
21% Jan.
80
Jan.
6
Jan.
86% Apr.
49
M"
31% May
11
May
13
May
14% May
17
May
15% May
65
May
Feb.
W* May
70
May
45% May
62
May
19 103
May
13, 16% May
18 120% May
May
231 86
25
89% May
2% Feb.
20
5
Feb.
Feb.
4% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1% Feb.
% Feb.
7
Feb.
18
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
fo\
27
271
18
9
36
m
55%
May
May
May
May
May
Jan.
May
3% May
May
May
45| May
20 1 May
15 ft May
15
May
26% May
May
70
May
B"
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
60
31
5
31
29
31
31
27
31
31
29
Mar. 18
Jan.
6%
4%
4%
12%
13
12
31
31
17
15
31
3
Feb.
15
14
2ZJF May 31
75%
1% Jan.
2
48%
3%
%
3%
Jan.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
IF
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
31
5
31
29
18
31
29
29
29
May
May
May
May
May
14
May
24% May
May
May
May
% Feb.
% Feb.
6
5
Feb.
50% Feb.
02% Mar. i'n7
4% Apr. 10 19%
10
Apr.
12
32%
31 £10% Apr.
28%
9% Apr.
31
25%
35
Mar.
67
17
3% Mar.
15
12%
22% Feb. 16 47%
31
May 31
May
5
9% May 31
49% May 29
17
May 31
14
May 31
24% May 27
81H May 31
May 31
24% May 29
100
May 4
75% May 31
6% May 17
4
May 17
36
May 31
4% May 26
5% May 31
50% May 4
5% May 31
3% May
5
May 27
May 27
45
May 27
20
May 31
15
May
5
15
May 16
26% May 29
21% May 29
70
May 10
2
tin
20
30
2
% May
May
May
53
34% May
Sale
10% May
14
Sale
8
May
22% Sale
12% May
Sale
68
May
Sale
5
May
23
Sale
17% May
100
May
100% 100
75
Sale
59
May
6
Sale
3% May
3% Sale
1% May
20
34% Sale
May
4
Sale
2% May
Sale
3% May
60
50% May
4
5% Sale
May
1
Sale
May
Sale
9% May
49
53
40
May
42
4% Feb.
37% Mar.
Apr.
17
17
31
26
31
27
31
5
27
27
27
31
5
16
29
29
10
........*
Corp
3
•
882,000 Auburn Automobile
10,400 Austin, Nichols 8c Co
Prior A
1,040
*
......*
....*
49
Bale*'
14* li*
47
3%
Sale
2
2%
16%
16
7%
62
3
22%
Sale
Sale
3%
25
3
May 13
42% May
8
1% May
15
May
8% May 31
65% May 31
3% May 29
22
May 19
10% May 22
13% May 31
1% Feb. 27
31% Feb. 28
% Feb.
2
Feb.
24
8% May 31
65% May 31
3% May 29
22
May 19
5% Feb.
27
13 % May 31
13
Austrian Credit Anstalt
Autosales
*
Preferred
884,500
491,800
21,990
378
250
100
2,400,700
50
;..
Aviation Corp of Del (The).
.
5
576,300 Baldwin Locomotive ...._..*
Preferred
100
35,600
2,849 Bamberger (L) 8c Co pref..l00
720
630
Barker Bros
100
670
36,500
400
10,300
70,700
1,500
395,500
41,600
425,900
45,900
1,850
59,600
1,520
20
20
97,300
800
769,500
134,600
901,600
11%
Sale
12%
Sale
6%
18%
75%
Sale
Sale
Sale
8%
30%
Sale
Sale
7%
100
Sale*
Barnsdall
Corp.......
5
Bayuk Cigars, lnc
1st preferred
Beatrice
*
........100
Creamery........50
Preferred
100
Beech-Nut Packing.
20
Beldlng Brothers...........*
30
11 %
if
35
Sale
46*
Sale'
15
4% Sale
5%
23%
65
Sale
Sale
35%
Sale
Sale
78
Sale
69
Sale
75
ZW
Sale
70
60
Sale
62
Sale
Sale
6% Sale
77
75%
16% Sale
16%
5%
Sale
Belg Nat Rys part pref....
Bendlx Aviation Corp...
63% Sale
75
Sale
5
10
13%
Sale
Best Ac Co
*
9%
10%
14% Sale
21
Sale
25%
Sale
52
Sale
13%
8%
Sale
Sale
Bethlehem Steel
Corp
•
Sale
71,400 Blaw-Knox......
1,660 Bloomlngdale Bros.........*
Preferred.
8
...100
90 Blumenthal 8c Co pref
176,700
3,200
2%
a
Sale
May
16
May
75% May
1% May
8
May
9% May 11
32
8
1
May 11
82% May 16
2% May 31
15
May 31
3%
9%
68%
%
5%
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
9% May 11
32
May 11
82% May 16
2% May 31
15
May 31
25
3% Sale
3
11%
7% preferred
100
120,500
5,240 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet lnc *
330
A
8
83
6
*
7% preferred
645,400
34,850
1,630
86,100
5,800
34,100
104,700
5,900
Sale
•
Preferred
Bar net Leather
407,100
31,960
6%
4% Sale
12% Sale
71
79
Bohn Alum Ac Brass
61
100
21
Corp...*
Bon Ami class A
80
lift
s*
11"
90%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
16%
65
39
35
"60"
Sale
23%
37%
64
*
Sale
Sale
67
31%
12%
%
Sale
Sale
1
33%
Sale
16
Sale
11
Sale
13
68
5
May
18% May
May
16
May
70
May
58% May
4% May
73% May
12% May
19
May
24% May
49% May
13% May
7% May
10
May
65
May
35
May
21% May
63
May
69
8% May 31
37%. May 29
80
25
12
27
11
45
9
39%
3
66
1
35%
16%
2%
13%
May 13
May 31
May 12
May
5
21%
85
64
7%
75%
17%
23%
28%
68%
19
2
15
16
18
14%
16%
65
35
31
5
Mar.
3% Jan.
31
17
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
3
9
12
25
2
22
9
22
15
3
27
7
45
Jan.
6
Mar.
2
Feb. 24
Jan.
5
3% Feb. 20
62% Apr.
7
6% Feb. 27
9
Mar.
27
31
27
27
27
16
10%
25%
6%
3%
6%
53
Jan.
18
24
Apr.
29
25
2
18
9% Mar.
52
2
Mar.
2
Feb. 28
Apr.
5
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
Feb.
25
19
2
23
8% May 31
37% May 29
80
May 31
21% May 17
85
May 25
64
May 12
7% May 27
75% May 11
17 % May 31
23% May 5
28% May 27
68% May
19
May
14% May
16% May
65
May
35% Feb.
39% May
66
May
31
27
27
27
16
14
29
25
Booth Fisheries.
1st preferred
215,000
177,000
4,300
1,300
100
658,300 Borden Co.(The)....
25
317,100 Borg-Warner Corp........10
4,400 Botany Cons Mills A.......50
*
4,600 Briggs Ac Stratton
Brock way Motor Truck
Preferred
23,600
9,000
400
265,600
50,300
29,000
54,100
56,300
384,700
73,500
39,800
66,400
70,900
2,420
66,300
4,300
134,100
63,700
6,100
2,450
750
45,400
3,300
108,200
52,100
4,600
2,150
100
260
400
236",300
13,300
1,500
300
21,700
15,300
4,400
241,200
1,190
c
700
580
400
300
Sale
8% Sale
%
%
8%
9%
Preferred
Sale
15
*
*
...100
Brunswick-Balke-Coll ......*
77% Sale
32
35
108% 110
4% Sale
21
...10
Conv preferred...........5
Sale
115
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
..*
Sale
■I*
Sale
58
43
6
4%
%
4%
5%
43%
1%
*
1%
Bullard Co
•
Sale
1%
4%
*
5%
2
Sale
Bulova
Sale
Sale
2
Budd
Burns
Wheel
Watch
Brothers
Class Arte
Preferred
........*
...
........
2*
*
5
100
Class B
•
Class B certificates
Sale
4
Sale
Sale
%
Sale
j
*
Sale
13% Sale
Sale
44
Sale
Preferred
8
4
1
»
100
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
23 80%
2 49%
12 113
2
12%
11%
2%
9%
14%
63
23
15
29
31
3%
14%
5%
10%
4%
2%
7*
1%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
11
31
12
31
26
19
29
27
18
31
31
31
27
31
31
15
31
31
%
365,700, ByersCo
74
Sale
Sale
..100
23,
Gash sale*
May
10% May
% May
11
May
113
6%
ni
100
Preferred 7%
Sale
Sale
4p
Bucyrus-Erie Co
G) Mfg
Sale
115%
43%
Brunsw'k Term 8c Ry Sec...*
Preferred (7)
75
43%
111
361,000 Burroughs Add Mach
•
24,600 Bush Terminal Co......
*
Debenture stock....
6,680
100
2,080 Bush Term Bldgs gtd pref. 100
37,000 Butte Copper Ac Zinc.......5
22,000 Butterlck..
.....*
10,800 Butte 8c Superior Mining..10
1,500
31
Feb. 27
5% Feb. 28
% May
4
7% Feb. 28
18
35% May 13
16% May 31
2% May 12
13% May 5
*
Briggs Manufacturing._._._*
Budd (E
2%
....100
52,500 Brooklyn Union Gas..
16,400 Brown Shoe, lnc
10
24
Sale
3% Sale
7% Sale
Sale
10
20
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
11% May
1
2% May 10
4% May 11
8
May
1% May
2% May
1
May
16% May
41
May
17%
3%
7%
10%
2%
4%
1%
24%
62
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
29
25
23
15
31
17
31
May 29
May 29
5 82
63% Apr.
28% Mar. 3 49%
108% Mar. 22 113
2% Feb. 24 12%
1% Mar. 3 11%
% Jan. 11
2%
2
Feb. 27
9%
2% Feb. 23 14%
20% Mar. 31 63
% Apr. 15
3
1
Mar. 16
Feb.
8
2%
%
%
%
1%
7
Feb.
Mar. 2
Apr. 17
4
Jan.
6
Jan.
1
May 31
1
% Feb.
6% Feb. 14
1
1
Apr.
1
3
Apr.
26
31
1% Apr. 10
1
Feb. 10
8% Feb. 25
2
30% Mar.
7n
Jan.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
4% May
2% May
May
May
1% May
7*
Feb.
4
11
31
12
31
26
19
29
27
18
31
31
31
27
31
31
15
31
31
1
May 29
Jan.
<3*
23
2
Jan.
Jan.
May
4
May
1
May
24^ May
62
May
5
11
5
31
17
31
29
29
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
34
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
aggregate sales,
N. Y. STOCK
In
Since
May.
Price
Jan. 3
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
1933.
'
11,700
295.300
58,600
12,500
300
68l",200
2,721,700
5,330
230,100
488,800
4,000
10,800
2,120
30,000
6,100
14,090
403,300
540,900
4,800
11,300
3.170
114,600
9,900
1.171
813,600
44,800
1,800
360
279,700
37,600
1,500
2334 Sale
134 Sale
8% Sale
19 34
10
Sale
2134 Sale
Campbell W 8c C Foundry—*
5
Canada Dry Glng Ale
Cannon Mills
3034 Sale
9% Sale
25
34
*
Capital Admin Co Ltd c A.
A......—B0
Preferred class
Case (J I) Co
Pref 7%
Celanese Corp of
Celotex Co
Sale
Sale
26% Sale
434 Sale
134 Sale
634 Sale
28
Sale
72
20
America..
*
Voting trust certificates..•
100
Preferred
Central Agulrre Associates.*
Century Ribbon Mills
*
Preferred...
100
Cerro de Pasco Copp..
334 Sale
7034
80
2234 Sale
434 Sale
1634
25
*
*
Certain-Teed Prod
...100
7% preferred
Checker Cab
"3,506
165,300
56,100
12,800
4,000
12,400
12,000
1,290
1,172,800
28,500
4,300
10
22,100
8,900
18",400
28,900
580
730
610
110,200
9834 100
82 34 Sale
47
4734
♦
Coca-Cola Co (The)
...*
Coca-Cola Internat Corp...*
Class A
239,621
2,800
300
118,200
6,200
20
•7*516
670
160
25
21
20%
Sale
2034 Sale
7934
77
3334 Sale
2734 May
25
27,400
117,700
884,600
14,500
24,400
808,900
63,100
232,000
2,138,800
47,300
59,850
1,467,400
4,500
163,300
54,100
87,200
136,300
176,900
27,400
300
125,000
42,200
61,200
110,700
130,600
11,000
Prior
Prior
350
6534
1034
Sale
Sale
*
1934 Sale
7834 Sale
1134 Sale
66
82
634
1034
1234 Sale
42
30
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
...100
72
2934 Sale
50
7134 Sale
1834 Sale
65
Sale
1634 Sale
234 Sale
4134 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
69
1
1934 May 31
May 26
1234 ivAay 24
6334 May 17
1034 May 23
1234 May 31
45
May 24
75
May 17
1934 May 31
5734 May
6
5834 May 27
1734 May 29
334 May 17
4334 May 17
1334 May 24
30
May 26
21
May 31
22
May 29
77
May 27
79
3434 May 31
..100
preferred (634) .—100
oref
Consol Film
z
warrants..100
Industry......1
*
Preferred
Consolidated Gas..._..___.*
L02
84
*i#
10%
3%
734
50
50
4%
44%
47
45%
1H
5%
59%
105
87
Sale
Sale
13%
Sale
67
55%
5%
46
4734
2%
0%
Sale
»
99
Consol Laundries Corp.....*
Consolidated OH Corp
*
4
Sale
Sale
5%
Sale
100
92
Pref $5
8% preferred
Sale
1%
%
34
3% Sale
34
%
3634 Sale
%
Consolidated Textile.
Container Corp class A
Class B
20
•
Continental Bak clA
*
Class B
♦
Preferred
99
100
1
92
9334
1734 Sale
4
6
1134 Sale
934 Sale
.....
9434 May
1834 Sale
1534 May
8
334 May 10
11
May
2
934 May
1
52
May 26
1934
534
1434
1334
8
7
1434 Sale
1334 Sale
67
52
634 Sale
42
Sale
48
9234 Sale
8934 May 10
50
4734
48
234 Sale
834 Sale
4934 Sale
87
Sale
1234 Sale
2434
2934
4534 Sale
45
4734
5
1334
5434
Sale
1
Sale
1534
234
47
Sale
60
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10234
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
15434 Sale
534 Sale
58
Sale
1034
2534
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
734 Sale
9634 110
34 Sale
4
2
Sale
Sale
634 Sale
90
5
1134
99
134
634
3
634 May
40
May
May 17
43
May 22
234 May
734 May
49
May
43
8434
2 84
634
9634
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
43% May
52
13
May
48% May
48
May
48
May
534 May
1434 May
5734 May
9034 May
5
May
1134 May
9834 May
134 May
8
May
334 May
1734 May
234 May
6234 May
9
25
17
29
29
26
465,700 Continental Can
20
42,900 Continental Diamond Fibre 5
216,400 Continental Insurance..2.50
714,500 Continental Motors.
*
1,278,800 Continental OH of Del
*
684,900 Corn Prod Refining
25
4,0801
Preferred
100
126,400 Coty, Inc
•
93,300.Cream of Wheat ctfs
*
159,700
18,300
41,700
15
Sale
234
Sale
6
Sale
5434 Sale
137% Sale
4
25
Sale
Sale
20
Sale
234
934
7234
12934
334
30
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
Sale
22
3
14
Sale
Sale
7334 Sale
Sale
534 Sale
3234 Sale
133
5934
1034
2634
334
5234 May
534 May
1934 May
2
May
834 May
67
May
12734 May
334 May
30
May
May 27
May 31
5
10
31
29
16
31
3334 May
5
May
May
15
May
7534 May
133
May
534 May
100
•
*
•
280 Crown Wll P 1st pf
15,600 Crown Zellerbach
v t c
76,500 Crucible Steel of Amer
Preferred
12,120
106,100 Cuba Co (The)
341,500 Cuban American Sugar
Preferred
10,735
54,400 Cudahy Packing
_
.......
10
Sale
17
Sale
Sale
46
Sale
24
27
2734 Sale
36
37
•
36,400,Crosley Radio
223,400.Crown Cor*.„ 8c Seal
27,500
Pref en ed
210
11,900
58,000
4,470
59,800
162,400
3,170
Sale
Sale
.
Crex Carpet..;
23*566
3934
4%
1834
25
17
234
3
134 Sale
*
100
1534
Sale
100
19
Sale
1
»
10
I*
100
50
22
2%
10
24
Sale
234 Sale
1734 Sale
3334 Sale
234 Sale
8
Sale
45
Sale
48
4134
434
Sale
24
51
Sale
Sale
234
Sale
18*
Sale
59
Sale
3834 Sale
4834 Sale
1634 Sale
4434 Sale
1834
Sale
50
2
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
534
Sale
534 May
2134 May
2734 May
17
May
2
May
1634 May
2834 May
134 May to
534 May 16
40
May 16
38
May
9
2034 May
May
May
May
May
62K May
29
31
26
31
31
31
Feb.
28
all*
it'A
Apr.
49
Jan.
Jan.
10
92
7334 Jan.
44
Apr.
47
2
31
17
27
27
1
4
1934 May 31
Jan. 18
1234 May 24
6334 May 17
12
Jan.
4
1234 May 31
45
May 24
7734 Jan. 16
1934 May 31
5734 May
6
5834 May 27
1734 May 29
334 May 17
50
Jan. 12
27
27
30
Mar. 30
Apr.
3
Apr.
4
6334 May 17
534 May 10
334 Apr.
4
7
81
49
3
16
Apr. 10
59
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9
45
2334
634
134
21
4
16
1834
1834
70
1334 May 24
May 26
21
May 31
22
May 29
77
May 27
22
21
24
Mar.
Jan.
zl8
3434
11134
11134
9734
10334 Jan.
84
Jan.
1034 May
May
May
3334 May
434 May
25 h May
5334 May
334 May
1134 May
6034 May
50
May
31
27
16
17
31
27
31
26
29
31
24
1934 May
May
334 May
634 May
90
May
68
May
1634 May
634 May
31
29
17
17
11
18
27
31
52
38
9
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
634 Feb.
May
5534 Jan.
334 Apr.
33
Apr.
31
Apr.
3834 Apr.
52
72", 166
20,000
562,100
150,800
50,600
918,700
204,100
50
30
20,300
7,800
.
;?
Preferred
•
Curf '.ss Wright
Corp
Class A
50
23,600
6,600
417,900
35,500
125,700
3,900
29,900
*
40
1
1
610 Cushmans Sons 7% pref.. 100
190
8% preferred..
•
3
74
60
1st Preferred
...........
Dome Mines Ltd
100
....
66,100 Dominion Stores Ltd
*
333,700 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
..*
10,400 Dresser (S R) Mfg conv cl A..*
37,500)
Class B.
•
No Dar value
x
Ex-dividend
a
5
68
82
934 Sale
334 Sale
86
95
82
7034
1634 Sale
6
Sale
3
3
7
734
Sale
1234
Sale
Sale
Sale
76
21
23
Sale
Vkv*
19
70%
86
86
Sale
19
Sale
2234
2834
1734
1634
1434
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2334
2734
Sale
Sale
27
Sale
183
14 J
Sale
67
10
26
Vr
2634
1234 Sale
1434 Sale
1134 Sale
734
8
%
234
Optional sale.
May 22
May
May
May
May
68
May 18
934 May
234 May
1434
4334
134
334
8234
51
Sale
2
66,900.Diamond Match............*
16,000|
Participating 6% Pref._25
797,306
75
334
334
•
90
7734
234
170 Debenham Securities
36,200 Deere & Co pref ..........20
43,500 Detroit Edison
.100
4,400 Devoe 8c Reynolds A..
*
390
Sale
434
*
30,480 Cutler-Hammer, Inc
19,900 Davega Stores Corp........5
100,700 Davison Chem
60
17,600
16,300
1,700
934
1234
4134
234 Sale
Curtlss Publishing Co (The)*
57
13
6
12
Sale
1434
934 Sale
134 May
May
57
May
1734 May
86
May
2234 May
2634 May
1634 May
16
May
1334 May
13
May
6
May
24
10
31
11
22
134 May 24
1234 May 31
79
May 29
2134 May 27
86
May 31
25
May 13
2834 May
1
2934 May 27
2034 May 17
16
May 29
17
May 17
1034 May 17
Mar.
2
1
Jan.
134 May 16
May 13
May 13
May 27
May 27
May 29
334
1734
234
6234
5934 May 27
1034 May 31
5
2634 May
334 May 10
May 31
15
7534 May 29
14534 Jan. 21
534 May 31
5
3334 May
Mar.
23
Mar.
8
3534 Feb.
334 Feb.
1034 Mar.
1
Mar.
434 Mar.
4534 Feb.
11734 Mar.
a2
May 31
31
3
*16 Jan.
1934 May 25
534 May 17
1434 May 29
1334 May 29
52
May 26
5534 Jan. 30
13
May 27
4834 May 12
5034 Apr. 22
4934 Apr. 13
May 29
1434 May 29
6334 Jan. 11
Jan.
3
99
534 Jan. 10
1134 May 31
10034 Jan. 11
Feb.
234 Mar. 28
Feb.
27
Feb.
27
May
1
10
Apr.
2
Mar.
Feb.
27
Feb.
21
Jan.
16
Jan.
9
2034 Feb. 21
Curtlss Aeropl & Mot Co Inc •
32,466
6
5
31
29
31
24
May 26
May 23
134 May
May
334 May
11
May
2934 May
9534 May
27
12
3
2
134 Jan.
29
5% Mar.
29
40
Apr.
31
Apr.
18 a80
234 Apr.
31
5
Mar.
31
9534 Mar.
13
34 Mar.
16
134 Jan.
13
34 Feb.
13
Mar.
3
27
34 Jan.
27
36
Jan.
29
1
137,600
29,200
107,700
607,200
794,300
206,500
1,360
63,300
<
29,800
May 29
May 27
22 34 May 31
>i« Jan.
May
May
May
May
May
,
May
May
3
2034 Jan7"l8
3134 May 31
734 Mar.
73i Mar.
45
Apr.
40
Apr.
% Feb.
34 Mar.
134 Jan.
5
Mar.
90
16
74% May 27
75
May 27
2134 May 29
33
May 27
4% May 17
3 34 May 18
734 May 17
3034 May
5
5
May 18
71
May 20
2434 May 31
434 May 31
16
May 25
234 Mar.
534 Feb.
634 Jan.
5
Mar.
2
Feb.
6
Jan.
26
Jan.
104
........100
Preferred
3,280
1?34
Sale
1,935
Convertible
27,700
Warrants stamped
1,000
1,537,500 Commercial Solvents..._.._*
*
1,100 Conde-Nast Publlc'ns.
189,500 Congoleum-Nalrn Inc. .....*
*
9,200 Congress Cigar
20 Conn Railway Ac Lighting 100
4% preferred
100
10
*
14,710 Consolidated Cigar......
570
IB
20
100
preferred....*
230
1234 May
48
May
45
May
34 May
34 May
3
May
634 May
1534 May
90
May
80
May
4434 May
12
*34% preferred
552",400
«if*
8*
1634 May
30
*
....
Preferred
645
7
May 29
19
May 27
2234 May 31
2034 May 29
May 31
May 26
May 31
May 31
6234 May 31
45
May 26
May
6
May
5
May 31
May 29
2934 May 31
9534 May 24
92
May 26
47
May 23
334 May
8
May
934 May
1434 May
4
May
934 May
May 29
134 May 31
834 May 31
11
May 29
23
May 31
3134 May 29
9% May 25
25
Apr.
3134 May 31
Sale
2%
Sale
May 20
"l§"" May"l8
14
May 23
2034 May
1
Sale
Sale
9
*
...
.......
Comm Inv Trust
71
2434 May 31
434 May 31
16
May 25
24%
55
Sale
27%
Commonwealth & Southern
Preferred
68,000
183,400 Commercial Credit
Class A
30,200
Preferred 7%..
2,280
Preferred B
4,270
1st preferred
4,510
55
Sale
9%
Sale
Sale
.......
Sale"
Sale
.....100
Preferred......
16,200 Columbia G&E1 Preferred 100
Common
*
1,597,475
500
5% pref series B
100
*
520,500 Columbian Carbon
50,200 Columbia Pictures Corp ▼ t c*
1,447,516
May 27
3154 May 29
33
May 27
4% May 17
334 May 18
734 May 11
3034 May 5
5
May 18
50
50
*
.*
Sale
69
May" 27
75
1234 May
1
May
634 May 9
6334 May 17
534 May 10
734 May 6
30
May 11
65
May
1
1534 May
1
40
May
5
3934 May
2
934 May
3
134 May
1
2834 May
1
534 May
1
17
May
1
19
May
1
1834 May
1
71
May
2
12% Sale
7934
7934
434
5%
50%
7034
10%
15
5% Sale
12
24
70
Sale
16
Sale
.100
3,700 Colonial Beacon Oil Co
130,300 Colorado Fuel 8c Iron
960
7434
Highest.
Sale Prices.
7% Mar. 2
% Jan. 19
2
Feb. 27
2
Feb. 28
734 Feb. 25
14
Feb. 2
434 Feb. 24
2534 Jan. 18
3034 Feb. 27
41
Feb. 27
534 Mar. 2
434 Feb. 27
% Mar. 15
% Feb.
4
133 Jan.
5
14
Jan.
3
2
Apr. 19
52
Feb. 27
534 Jan.
4
1
Jan.
9
4
Mar. 27
180
165
......
Preferred
100
Sale
Sale
29
...100
Preferred
Sale
Sale
Sale
55
Sale
Sale
Sale
11
*
*
..*
234,950 Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co..*
Preferred. .............100
10,300
*
120,300 Collins & Alkman
470
139,100
4,900
14
5
Sale
Sale
2334
1734
6234
4534
134
134
334
25
........
Class A
10,900
100
400
1934 Sale
Voting trust certificates..*
790
140,000
269,800
30,600
773,200
Sale
6
1,700 Clark Equipment
9,600 Cluett, Peabody 8c Co
43,000
1,500
,
Chile Copper
620
3,300
889,700
21
*
•
2534 May 29
134 May 31
834 May 31
11
May 29
23
May 31
3134 May 29
934 May 25
8
1
1
1
1
2
9
5534 May
60
May
1334 May
11
May
134 May
34 May
3
May
25
May 18
2 34 May
2
68
May
8
1834 May 15
134 May
2
10
May 2
Sale
Sale
7
Sale Prices.
Prices.
May
34 May
434 May
434 May
1034 May
2234 May
634 May
3034 Sale
...*
10
Cbickasha Cotton OH
ChildsCo
Sale
17
"15"" "1734
18
...
Chicago Yellow Cab
9,100
170
1,600
77,000
1534 Sale
2134 Sale
54,500 City Ice 8c Fuel
Preferred
.........100
6,730
100
820 City Investing..
*
33,200 City Stores
570
2,300
82,500
Sale
15
*
..*
Preferred
2,468,300 Chrysler Corporation
1,200
4,900
138,865
...
78.0001 Chicago Pneum Tool
20,000
7,790
20,800
23,300
2,320
1834
1734
New....................
432,100 Chesapeake Corp
Sale
6934
100
100
*
Caterpillar Tractor
Ask
3 id.
Bid.
Par.
Calif Packing Corp.
..10
60,900 Callahan Zinc-Lead
215,600 Calumet & Hecla Cons Cop 25
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Lowest.
May 31.
May 1.
171,800
68,000
50,400
127,300
8,700
234,900
37,300
7,200
•
STOCKS
1034 May 31
May 27
May 16
33 34 May 17
434 May 31
2534 May 27
53 34 May 31
334 May 26
1134 May 29
6034 May 31
50
May 24
52
38
1934 May
May
334 May
634 May
31
634 Mar.
3
Feb.
134 Feb.
2
Mar.
74
Mar.
6034 Jan.
434 Jan.
134 Feb.
23
23
30
2
51
29
17
90
12
6
23
70
May 11
Apr. 19
30
34 Mar. 27
134 May 24
634 Feb. 24
48
Apr.
3
10
Mar.
1
1634 May 27
634 May 31
434 Jan. 10
234 Jan. 20
1234 May 31
79
May 29
2134 May 27
7934 Jan.
3
1734 Feb. 28
90
27
Feb. 28
Feb. 27
28
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
14
27
1
17
Jan.
17
13
29
29
27
20
17
16
May 29
17
May 17
1034 May 17
25
May
Apr.
May
May
N. Y. STOCK
June, 1933.]
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
May.
Price
Jan. 3
exchange
Jan. 1.
Shares.
1933.
far.
Shares
"1,660
570,000 Drug Inc
*
9,800 Dunhill Int.........
1,700 DupUn Silk...
*
Preferred... .......—.100
"3~, 850 Ouqueine Light 1st pref._100
10
60,800
120,000
81,300
335,118 Eastman Kodak Co. of N. J.*
Bid.
.
Eastern Rolling Mills.
600
160,200
1,086,300
9,000
30,600
4,400
414,200
870
42,000
58,700
950
Preferred.
,....
American
408,800
29,600
19,500
26,300
4,820
3,140
-100
........
207,300 Eaton Mfg. Co
*
2,507,300 fi I duP ds Nem & Co......20
26,200
6% cumul pref erred.... 100
39,900 Kltlngun Schlld.. !;:■
4,600
634% conv 1st pref
100
850,100 Electric Auto-Lite (The).-.5
Preferred..............100
1,540
.......3
96,600 Electric Boat
125,700 Elec & Musical Ind—
733,900
shares
Elec Power &
—
Light—..—*
*
Preferred certificates.
58,000
44,700
59,800
4,920
3,150
(6).............*
Preferred
Elec Storage Battery.
*
May 1.
Ask.
36J4 Sale
207 Durham Hos Mills pref—100
201,600
9,200
300
aVA
Sale
oO 74,
10134
10034 Sale
13
Bid.
T*
aV*
Sale
120 34
5 34
Sale
Sale
Sale
6* Is*
18
Sale
8334
1X Sale
634 Sale
1534 Sale
14
15
22
23 s
34
........50
X
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
4134 May
1
3
Sale
10
14
Sale
134 May
14
May 29
43
It*
534
6534
11334
834
5334
100
34
Sale
"94"
5334
8434
9534 Sale
16
Sale
Sale
634
78
Sale
Sale
134 May
May
May
May
May
May
May
234 May 25
934 May 31
May 12
1934 May 17
4034 May 11
34 May 26
134 May 29
>
May
May 26
434 May
1934
1134
Sale
2134
Sale
8234
234
85
Sale
6334 May
May
834 May
5234 May
9934 May
34 May
May
May
7934 May
134 May
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
234
834
1934
1734
3934
34
134
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
634
1334
1234
3234
34
34
115
Sale
Sale
Sale
A*
Sale
83
134
734
1434
1234
34 34
34
34
11734 119
Wi
10IM
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5534 May 29
1034 May 29
16
May 31
9534 May 31
15
May 26
734 May 27
8034 May 29
119
May 29
1334 May 17
7934 May 27
108
May 29
2
May 29
1234 May 31
2 2234 May 31
May 24
8 83
234 May 16
9
90
15
Sale
5
88
Sale
1
Ask
Lowest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
15
Elk Horn Coal Corp.......
Preferred
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
h. y. stock
Since
35
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
110
17*
5534 May 29
1034 May 29
16
May 31
34 Apr. 10
934 Apr. 22
90
4 102
May
16
934 Feb. 20
Mar. 30
734
46 8 Apr.
4
8034
May
110
2 130
Jan.
30
Apr. 24
May 27
May 29
Mar. 20
334 Mar. 3
1334 May 17
3234 Mar. 2 7934 May 27
9734 Apr. 20 108
May 29
4
Feb.
2
May 29
4*
10
Mar. 29
Apr.
4
7834 Mar. 29
1234 May 31
May 31
2231
88
Jan.
5
1
Jan.
3
234 May 16
1
>
22
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
29
Mar. 31
Feb.
14
234 May 25
934 May 31
May 12
1934 May 17
4034 May 11
34 May 26
134 May 29
334 Feb. 27
4
734 Apr.
5
o634 Apr.
21
Feb.
16
4
34 Jan.
34 Apr. 29
22
Emerson-Brant cl A
19,100
20 Emporium Capwell Corp
*
35,600 Endlcott-Johnson.......—50
300
27,000
3,700
4,800
2,300
22,200
21,100
10,000
700
.—.100
Preferred...
36,600 Engtneers Pub Service.
$5 cony preferred ———*
5,600
$5.50 preferred
11,200
*
$6 cum preferred......—*
4,100
40,620 Equitable Of flee Bldg
—*
25,500 Eureka Vacuum Clean.
5
15,400 Evans Products Co
170
490 Exchange Buffet Corp
4,600
7,500
220
900
560
900 Fairbanks Co
300
190
300
400
*
Pair (The) Co..
♦
Preferred
100
.....
1
3
29
3234
104
115
634
2334
Sale
Sale
734
30
11
22
2434 Sale
25
Sale
434
1
1
50
IX
i*
i*
6
7% preferred...........100
Fashion Park Assn.........*
17
70
Preferred..............10#
660
31,600
12,800
28,200
57,800
.......*
Preferred
Federal
Federal Motor Truck
""Ho
A*
Sale
20
*
434
534
1034 Sale
Sale
40
Sale
134
2234
Sale
50
Sale
Sale
534
Sale
4
§*
24
W*
50
40
45
35
Sale
o
\H
234 Sale
1934 Sale
634
8
1534
7834
20
85
173B Sale
63
Preferred series A——100
111,500 First National Stores
Sale
2
Sale
234 Sale
*
Firestone Tire Ac Rubber... 10
269,700
26,800
1
•
Federal Water Service A
15
26
•
Federal Screw Works
10
1234 Sale
62
5034
30
Mining At Smelt.. 100
.........100
Preferred...
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins.2.50
830 Fifth Avenue Bus Sec Corp.*
160 Pllene's 80ns............—*
400
Preferred
100
290
197,400
8,600
34,400
134
434
1734
834
4034
Federated Departm't Stores.*
Federal Light Ac Traction..15
2,500
2,400
34,600
15,700
53,900
137,328
40
1234 Sale
1134 Sale
434 Sale
Sale
Pref ctfa of deposit.....100
900
30
Sale
Fairbanks Morse &: Co......*
900
35
1
230
450
25
A*
Sale
Sale
32
5
19,100
1,090
10,000
1,460
14,700
9,400
6,200
3,100
934 Sale
32
Sale
130
450
534
134
Sale
120
334 Sale
234
Certifs of deposit—
25
........100
Preferred
14,700
9,300
30
5
43
X
27
934 Sale
5
IX
1034
434
10
3
30
5t*
115
634 Sale
28
28
38
26
25
44
107
55 X
Sale
Sale
5934 Sale
3
Sale
3
Sale
25
n
Sale
9
834
1634
83 34 Sale
?l*
60
Sale
Sale
Sale
4334 May
May
634 May
2334 May
2234 May
2634 May
834 May
5
May
134 May
10
May
May
May
May
May
334 May
334 May
May
May
1
May
434 May
1734 May
8
May
42
May
39
May
34
May
2
May
134 May
234 May
19
May
7
May
107
50*
1H
i#
8334
1634
6234
5634
1
10
17
1
1
26
2
3
3
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
26
Feb. 27
5234 May 27
5234 May 27
Feb. 17 10834 Mar. 16
10834 May 10 107
4
Feb. 23
12
12
May 17
May 17
7
35
35
1534 Apr.
May 17
May 17
4
15
Apr.
39
39
May 15
May 15
40
2034 Apr. 19 40
May 17
May 17
634 Mar. 27 1234 May 31
1234 May 31
4
3
Apr.
1134 May 31
1134 May 31
Mar. 1
May 31
434 May 31
4
Jan.
Jan.
4
10
May
9,
Mar. 31
May 31
1234 May 311
Feb. 28
52
May 25
Apr. 26
2
May 17
May 31
May 31'
1
May
May 20
IX May 20
1
Feb. 23
6
May 19
May 19
234 Apr. 22
534 May 19
May 19
ir
234 Mar. 31
May 29
May 29
Feb. 25
10
May 27
4034 May 27
Jan. 27
May 10
234 May 10
Feb. 23
7
May 15
May 15
734 Feb. 27 23* May 29
2334 May 29
6
12
Apr.
May 16
May 16
JX
38
Feb. 11
50
Apr. 20 54
May 12
Mar. 31
15
48
48
May 29
May 29
18
Feb.
9
45
45
May 31
May 31
34 Mar. 16
834 May 27
834 May 27
34 Feb. 27
334 May 27
334 May 27
134 Feb. 25
334 May 12
334 May 12
1034 Mar. 27 2634 May 31
2634 May 31
Mar. 22
5
8
8
May 19
May 19
9
5
Apr.
1634 Apr. 25
81
6
Jan. 16
85
Apr.
86
May
4
23
May 31
May 31
Apr. 4 23
Mar. 3 74
74
May 29
Apr. 29
43
Mar.
2
62
62
May 31
May 31
10*
33*
1*
I*
it*
11*
if*
3*
24
4
11
2
4
2
2
2
May 31
May
2
May
1
May
8
42*
♦
Flsk Rubber
First preferred..
100
First preferred conv..—100
700
3.200 Florshelm
890
220
19,800
1,600
133,500
20
26,100
32,400
106.800
190
144,500
3,600
190
460
6,700
2,090
1,700
177,600
101,600
118,100
3,100
509,500
156,000
238,500
1,480
115,800
50,500
15,535
21,300
39,500
1,750
18,400
220
1,310,700
36,700
233,600
68,600
500
Corp.——5
*
General Baking Co.........5
Preferred .............—*i
General Bronse...————5
Preferred
Class
*
General
Electric......
Special
......
*
.—---10
Preferred A (7).—.—
—•
Preferred A (8)...... ——*
Conv preferred A
..—..*
2.120 General Printing Ink
410
Preferred...
...
62,200 General Public Service
116,500 General Ry Signal
90
330
7%..........100
A
5,950
5,100 General Italian Edison
218,000 General Mills
.—.——.*
9,800
Preferred...........—.100
7,553,200 Gen Motors Corp.——...-.10
Preferred (5)
42,600
—*
12,100 Gen Outdoor Advertising—.*
A
»
8,400
190
106,300
13,800
28,600
Cable...—.......
Gen Cigar Inc....
*
Preferred (7).........—100
410
29,200
53,200
——*
Preferred...
2f060
11,700
4,400
4,100
1,160
*
Gen Amer Transp
General Asphalt
General
140
Preferred
4
431
934
8
10
50
110
2Y
1831
131
3
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
25
Sale
~"93i\
"2434
7
1
2
7
Sale
23
234
21
Sale
Sale
1234
86
12
Sale
Sale
15
95
Sale
31*
39
2934 Sale
10634 Sale
10
1934
5
634
134 Sale
734
6*1
12
May
8334 May
7
May
8
May
Sale
1034 May
45
8734
May
Sale
434 May
Sale
2034 May
Sale
May
40
May
Sale
29
May
Sale
106
May
16
1234 May
Sale
6
May
Sale
134 May
Sale
634 May
734 Sale
834 Sale
1134 Sale
55
4234
434 Sale
...
08*
23 *
Sale
Sale
Sale
18
Sale
10334 105
4
334
1134
6
Sale
34
1534
19 34
10434
734
Sale
Sale
Sale
31
It*
3734 Sale
106
10934 10534
22 34
1934 Sale
1134 Sale
1134
£3234 Sale
3334
Sale
8^
134
Sale
13
18*
9
13
14
7
10
12
3134 Sale
55
Sale
94
Sale
3234
5534
9934
2134 Sale
25
80
88
334
Sale
Sale
8
i?h
*
I*
——*
42 34
51
*
334
2534
Sale
434
Sale
3234
1
100
147,000 Gen Realty Ac Utilities Corp.*
18,900
Preferred
•
40,600 General Refractories
....*
l,090.Gen Steel Castings pref
*
...
2V
16
May 19
May
I
1334 May 29
1034 May 26
18
May 31
4634 May
8
1034 May 31
2534 May 31
4
May 10
45
May 13
3734 May 31
119
May 25
20
May 17
11
May 17
2
May 12
1734 May 31
85
734 Feb.
80
Apr
7
16
May 19
19
97
Jan.
Feb. 28
Apr. 19
Feb. 28
3234 Feb.
2
Feb.
7
27
1334 Mar. 1
34 Mar. 29
12
Jan.
24
1634 Feb. 28
Apr. 19
97
9
Jan.
4
Jan.
19
1
Feb.
27
9
634 Jan. 20
1334 May
May
May
May
May
2534 May
4
May
45
May
3734 May
119
May
20
May
11
May
2
May
1734 May
ir
#8
10
29
26
31
8
31
31
10
13
31
25
17
17
12
31
.........5
663,200 General Foods..
—.———*
136,000 Gen Gas Jc Elec Cl A
*
1,120
Class B
•
20
3,781,500
14
Sale
Gen American Investors
2,755,400
149,800
110
2,600
3,600
55,800
1,900
10
85
-
Gardner Motor
41,600
9,845
16,300
10
97
......
105,306
99,600
6
90
.........*
25,400
2,100 Food Machinery Corp......*
—*
182,700 Foster-Wheeler
150
7% conv preferred........*
*
30,700 Foundation Co.......
80,100 Fourth Nat'l Investors..—. 1
*
198,000 Fox Film "A"
1,405 Franklin Simon pref
10ft
328,700 Free port Texas Co......... 10
4,800
6% conv pref
.........100
2,080 Puller Co prior pref........*
2d preferred....
1,030
.*
8,500 Gabriel Co (The) Class A...*
4,750 Gamewell Co (The)..—...—*
46,506
890
_...*
100
Shoe class A
Preferred 6%
Follansbee Bros
.......
77
134
834
934
16
734
80
11
52 34
79
Sale
2
Sale
15
Sale
20
ii*
29
634 May
78
65
May
Sale
2334 May
Sale
10
May
Sale
15
May
Sale
10334 May
Sale
4
May
Sale
234 May
Sale
1134 May
Sale
534 May
Sale
33 34 May
110
105
May
Sale
1834 May
Sale
-1134 May
Sale
30
May
Sale
34 May
5
34 May
9
20
May
13
19J4
May
1534
834 May
3134 May
Sale
5234 May
Sale
9334 May
Sale
2034 May
Sale
80
May
Sale
334 May
Sale
734 May
Sale
734 May
60
45
May
Sale
3
May
Sale
23
'May
10134
7734 May
Sale
1
May
Sale
834 May
Sale
734 May
Sale
1834 May
8
78
36
1634
2034
105
834
8
33
16
3934
10934
2334
1134
3434
134
134
J!*
1234
3334
5734
100
2534
88
534
1134
11
51
434
3734
80
234
1634
W*
29
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
29
23
29
31
29
31
24
31
31
31
31
15
31
26
31
31
15
26
24
29
29
29
31
27
24
18
31
29
19
31
27
2
24
May 24
May 15
May 31
234 Feb.
42
Feb.
1334 Feb.
434 Mar.
13
Jan.
9934 Mar.
234 Feb.
1X Mar.
634 Mar.
2)4 Feb.
29
Jan.
100
Mar.
1034 Feb.
1034 Apr.
21
Feb.
s/a
Apr.
34 Apr.
7
Apr.
5
Apr.
334 Apr.
2434 Jan.
3534 Mar.
9234 Mar.
10
Feb.
6534 Mar.
234 Mar.
534 Jan.
334 Jan.
31
2
Mar.
Apr.
1334 Jan.
6934
34
534
234
934
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
8
May
May
May
1634 May
2034 May
78
36
10fg
8
33
16
40
112
?i*
I*
if*
29
23
29
31
29
Jan.
26
May
May
May
May
Apr.
24
31
31
31
29
Jan.
25
May 31
Jan.
12
May 31
May 31
May 15
Feb.
23
15
May 24
1234 May 29
3334 May 29
5734 May 29
100
May 31
2534 May 27
88
Apr. 24
534 May 18
1134 May 31
11
May 29
51
May 19
434 May 31
IV* May 27
80
May
2
234 May 24
1634 May 24
May 15
29
May 31
Gen Theatre Eq v t c
309",666
7,800
87,700
4,800
106,000
1,420
152,400
204,900
800
30
381,100
29,000
495,000
24,400
113,500,
3001
•
742,900 Gillette Safety Rasor
•
29,500i
Convertible preferred
*
166,220,Glmbel Brothers......
*
7,200, 7% preferred
100
145,300 Gildden Co (The)
♦
2,360j
7% prior preferred...—100
253,800 Gobel (Adolf)
*
340,600,Gold Dust certificates .....*
2.400J
2 34
1334
734
52
Sale'
13 34
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5234
434
60
734 Sale
1934 Sale
20
1234
7434
1134
2134
Sale
Sale
Sale
24
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1134
4934
234
1234
734
59
7
1834
*
96
102
102
40 Gold At Stock Telegraph..100
597,300.Goodrich (L /)——.—
*
60
76
75
66
1434 Sale
934
2234
2734
Preferred
40,900,
7% preferred
.......—100
1,214,000 Goodyear T Ac R
•
68,900
1st preferred
...*
153,400 Gotham Silk Hosiery......*
1,824
Preferred
.....
100
Preferred ex-warrants..100
Gould Coupler**A"
*
•
1234
5134
No par value,
a
Optional Sale
1034
2234
2934
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
12
Sale
3134
Sale
41
42
103
Sale
3534 Sale
7434 Sale
14 34 Sale
54
Sale
100
57
1034
41
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1434 May
5534 May
5
May
2134 May
1434 May
76
May
13
May
2234 May
101
May
66
May
1534 May
4234 May
37
May
7434 May
May
May
64*
5
5
31
29
29
29
27
31
25
5
31
31
31
31
31
31
y n Apr.
934
4734 Apr.
34 Feb.
534 Mar.
334 Mar.
48
Apr.
3
12
100
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
66
May
3
Mar.
9
9
27
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
734 Apr.
Apr.
41
2034 Jan.
75
Jan.
5
May
2134 May
1434 May
76
May
13
May
2234 May
103
69
Jan.
11
9
31
29
29
29
27
31
4
Apr. 24
1534 May 31
4234 May 31
37
May 31
7434 May 31
1534 May 31
54
May 31
N. Y. STOCK
36
aggregate sales,
In
PRICES
STOCKS
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
1933.
31,400
5,200
1,900
24,320
94,800
291,900
2,570
65,000 Grand Union Co trust ctfs..*
13,506
Conv preferred aeries
*
3,200 Granite City Steel
•
76,720 Grant (W T)
~*
175,100 Great Northern Ir ore prop.*
558,900 Great West Sug
*
8,290
Preferred
100
220 Greene Cananea Copper. .100
190,617 Grlgsby-Grunow Co
—.*
98,700 Guantanamo Sugar—
*
530
Preferred
100
43,900 Gulf States Steel
•
7% 1st preferred
..100
1,046
8,800 Mackensack Water
....25
1,370
Preferred A
25
185,l00 Hahn Department Stores...*
8,700
Preferred..............100
320
16,500
416
3,700
200
139,100
3,700
7,800 Hall Printing.....
8,640 Hamilton Watch.
4,700
7,600
170
10,700
31,600
870
40
63,900
3,600
1,500
12,000
500
12,900
4,400
26,300
5,900
14,000
150,500
14,200
3,900
98,000
74,200
45,700
122,500
102,000
17.500
720
6,600
263,400
79,300
—
10
*
Preferred
100
Hanna (M A) Co $7 pref—.*
Harbison Walker Ref...
*
Preferred 6%..
100
Hartman Corp class A
*
Class B
*
Hat Corp class A
1
preferred
100
Hayes Body..
•
Holme (G W)
25
90
7% preferred
100
3,100 Hercules Motors
■
104,600 Hercules Powder—
—*
2,280
Preferred
100
30,400 Hershey Chocolate
*
12,900
Conv preferred
.....—*
Hoe (R) at Co class A..
*
46,400 Holland Furnace
*
8,400 Hollander (A) Ac Son
*
60,400 Homestake Mining
100
175,700 Houdallle-Hershey clB
♦
15,600
Class A
♦
10,500 Household Finance part pf 50
154,200 Houston Oil of Texas
100
136,300
Voting trust certlf lcates.25
126.000 Howe Sound vot trust ctfs--5
183,800 Hudson Motor Car
*
156,357 Hupp Motor Car Corp
10
25,300 Indian
Motocycle
47,400
86,200
26,100
17,235
56,600
85,000
28,700
7,700
92,600
76,470
155,800
176,000
38,100
2,600
2,113,700
8,100
136,700
31,300
100
Indian Refining
.......10
Industrial Rayon Corp
*
Ingersoll-Rand
»
6% preferred
...100
Inland Steel...
*
Inspiration Cons Copper..20
Insuranshares Corp (Del)...*
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc.....*
Intercontinental Rubber...*
Interlake Iron..
*
Internet Agricultural......*
Prior preferred
...100
Int Business Machines
..*
Internat Carriers Ltd
..1
Internat Cement
._.*
Internat Combus Eng......*
Conv preferred
....•
Preferred certificates
_..*
Internat Harvester,....
*
7% preferred
100
Internat Hydro-Elec Sys A..*
Internat Mercan Marine
*
1,058,437
2,725,337
Internat Nickel of Canada..*
1,800
1,750
9,700
15,200
38,400
61,800
3,500
4,550
3,220
,
.
20,606
53,700
10,200
5,500
41,800
51,300
25,400
5,100
25,400
44,400
78,100
91,700
24,400
1,700
671,200
1,400
90,200
20,600
130
37,500
23 100
28,600
1,740
1,383,800
42,900
1,150
870
14,200
460,700
175,700
Preferred
9,000
20
6%
6%
1
M
1%
17%
3
....100
Preferred
590
70,000 International Salt.........*
*
51,300 International Shoe
...100
93,400 International Silver
7%
preferred
100
9,110
•
2,597,400 Internat Tel & Tel
*
52,100 Interstate Dept Stores
Preferred.
100
1,320
57
Sale
~6~, 700 Intertype
17.600
24,700
Corp
155
Sale
2
Sale
a* n 8
A" 2!
Sale
92
99
13
Sale
2% Sale
■3% Sale
1%
1%
1% Sale
2%
3
1% Sale
5
Sale
89
Sale
3
Sale
8%
Sale
•*
2 % Sale
21% Sale
78%
80
5% Sale
1%
1%
80
%
%
%
2%
3%
42%
%
Sale
4%
'
10
2,100
17,706
590
500
87.200
*
4
15
May
8
34
Sale
2%
Sale
27
201
21
191
671
3
A*
Sale
Sale
59%
3%
1
2%
Sale
Sale
5% Sale
14
Sale
27
Sale
Sale
49
19% Sale
4ft
Sale
6% Sale
6%
47%
5
45
Sale
5% Sale
20% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
3%
Sale
4% Sale
%
4%
1%
44%
40
-
Sale
1% Sale
27%
4%
2%
11
2% Sale
61% Sale
54
Sale
81% 102
35% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
3%
2%
3%
8%
2%
13%
Sale
1 %
5
Sale
9%
7
114
Sale
4%
16%
3*
33*
120
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7% Sale
Sale
28
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
37
Sale
110% Sale
7% Sale
3% Sale
.
14%
Sale
15% Sale
Sale
95
24
3
9
3
2
24
1
5
8
1
2
2
22
10
2
H
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
5
3
6%
Sale
12%
Sale
25% Sale
48% Sale
Sale
29
Sale
45%
Sale
48
Sale
12
Sale
14% Sale
6% Sale
29
•
3
16%
Sale
20
3
4%
30
Sale
5
29
Sale
lift
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
4% May
4
May
May
2% May
6
May
43% May
17% May
3% May
15
May
6% May
3% May
180
% May
1
4% May 16
1% May
9
42% May
37% May
9
9
253
43
2%
1%
1%
~
1%
5
9
109
4%
15%
%
1%
31%
97%
4%
2%
12% May 22
May
"
3% May
May
May
May
May
May 10
May
5
May
8
38% May
9
23% May 16
40% May
3
11
May
4
2% May
2
20
May
2
89
34% Sale
27% Sale
59% Sale
61
Sale
100% 105
11% Sale
5% Sale
10
Sale
May 4
19% May 10
4
14
42
Sale
Sale
13% Sale
6% Sale
25
Sale
3% Sale
42% May
38
Sale
78
100
76% Sale
lo5
1
23
Sale
14
May
4
2%
2%
6%
9% Sale
16% Sale
20% Sale
8
10
48
7%
7%
4
5
60
60
42
2
Sale
Sale
Ex-dlvldend
p
100
1%
15
30
Y6
8%
9%
92
3
a
VA
30%
16
3
Sale
Sale
14
94
94
A*
40
64
41
33
50
42
31% Sale
...._._*
4
5
8
Ex-Right*
Sale
20
Sale
Sale
12% Sale
96
6% Sale
25
Sale
_
% Sale
Preferred
1.050
............100
343,700 Lambert Co (The)
a
6
29
May 16
May 29
29
27
31
5
31
2
31
4
Apr. 20
24
lift
Feb.
Jan.
ill'4
Jan.
78 Feb.
% Mar.
% Jan.
5
Feb.
6% Feb.
16% Jan.
15
Mar.
25
Apr.
1% Feb.
9
Apr.
27%
8
May
May
May
75
May
May
May
May
May
38 May
10
May
3% May
92% May
125
May
8
May
3% Feb.
2% Apr.
6
25
Feb.
15
45% Jan.
6% Feb.
Mar.
48
% Mar.
i &&
69% Jan.
116% Mar.
3
Jan.
May
May
May
May
May
29
May
3
May
4% May
29
May
22% May
43
May
22
May
28% Jan.
May
May
Feb.
Mar.
Feb. 27 35%
85
Apr.
5 102
35% Mar. 29 57%
64% Apr.
5 84%
15
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
May 16
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
% Mar. 23
4% May 16
1% Apr, 11
24
Apr.
4
19% Feb. 27
Feb.
9
29
31
31
27
31
31
31
29
31
31
12
25
12
24
27
31
31
27
31
29
24
29
31
29
8
31
25
27
19
May 31
May 31
Jan. 11
May 12
8% May
May
May
May
May
51% Jan.
29 s/
May
May
May
May
May
22?*
iS*
2!B
1% May
11
May
3% May
66% May
58
May
36
Feb.
Apr.
Mar.
2%
Mar.
% Feb.
5
1
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
12
31
31
31
31
24
17
31
23
27
29
10
31
31
31
17
17
27
29
29
Jan.
atg
10
Jan.
May
5
11
Jan.
May
110% May
May
4% May
13% Feb.
80
Jan.
15$
Jan.
75%
2%
6%
%
1%
31
27
27
31
31
May 29
May 31
May
May
May
May
May
124% May
7% May
29% May
Mar.
Jan.
2% Apr.
1% Jan.
6% Feb. 27
27
31
31
17
15% May 31
May 31
9% May 24
3% May 20
1% May 19
1% May 19
9% May 19
10
May 29
56
May 31
26% May 31
49% May 31
31% Apr. 20
50
Apr. 20
15
May 31
7
May 18
Jan. 11
Jan.
4
Apr. 21
Apr.
1
Jan.
6
2
Apr.
5
3% Feb. 28
35
Apr. 18
13% Mar. 28
24% Jan.
3
9% Feb. 25
24% Mar. 2
5% Feb. 28
1% Mar. 2
12
Apr.
7
95
34
May 26-
20
6
Feb. 27
Mar. 17
29
May 16
May 29'
90
Jan.
23
Feo.
43
72
2%
%
%
%
1% Jan.
11
12% Mar.
42
Apr.
35
Feb.
.00% May
6% Feb.
2% Mar.
8
23
May 31
Jan.
Jan.
6
May
41% May
72% May
76% May
110
Optional tale.
Sale
Sale
34% Sale
4
10
6
Sale
8
May 22
May 19
May
2
29% May
4
May
7% May
8
1
3
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
31
29
17
20
31
15
31
31
27
29% May
51
May
59% May
37% May
6% May
10% May
26
24
27
6
18
15%
4%
16%
13%
95%
6%
25
34
1
Jan.
4
23
May 31
Mar.
1
Apr.
4% Feb.
5% Mar.
1
3
51
7% Feb.
5% Apr.
10
27
17
13% May 31
7
May
2
25
May 31
Feb.
3% Feb.
30
Jan.
88
29
29
27
31
Jan.
% Feb.
2
Feb.
2
Jan.
11
May 12
Jan. 10
Jan. 13
% Mar.
% Jan.
May 12
21
50
•
..100
19
19
29
31
31
31
31
31
31
18
26
May 12
5% May 13
10
May 11
50
May
1
26
Sale
1%
31
31
24
20
19
2% May
1
2% May
1
6% May
1
45
May 19
65
x
May 24
May 31
a!8
Sale
52
No par value.
15
1
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
'it Jan.
8
18*
50
6
Jan.
% Jan.
30
800 Lane Bryant
122,400 Lee Rubber Ac Tire
4
2
11% Mar.
51
Sale
25
20
...
3
3% Mar.
22% Apr.
1
Sale
9% Sale
47% Sale
._*
15% May
May
9% May
3% May
1% May
1 % May
9% May
10
May
56
May
26% May
49% May
30% May
48% May
15
May
7
May
34
May
95
May
May
May
May
13% May
7
May
25
May
12% Sale
2,480 Kresge Dept Stores
17
31
23
27
29
May 29
34% May
26
May
59% May
60
May
lo0% May
10% May
5% May
14
May
33% Sale
.100
1% May
11
May
3% May
66% May
58
May
9
36
May 29
May
9
7% May 31
May
1
3% May 29
May
2% May 31
May 10
3
3% May 31
May
1
9% May 31
May
3
3% May 17
May
3
15% ivxay 17
May
9 L24% May 27
May
2
7% May 29
May
2
29% May 29
May
9
% May 16
May
9
5% May 16
May
3
May 18
May 23
9
39% May 27
May
1 110% May 31
May
2
7% May 31
May
9
4% May 17
May
28% Sale
7% preferred....
600 Laclede Gas.
Apr.
3%
31
2%
27
2? 145
1
31
4%
31
43%
31
8%
31
1%
31
31
3
31
1%
24
1
52%
4% Sale
30
32%
98
31
May 3
May 31
91% May
1 102
50
1
May
6 55% May
78% May 31 84% May 12
ay
85%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
.........10
May 31
May 31
May 27
May 3
May z9
May 24
May 29
May 31
May 29
May
8
May 31
May 25
May 27
May 19
35%M
23
17% Sale
703
.
May
May 12
May 29
33% May 31
14% May 31
28% May 27
106
May 31
29
May 31
3
May 31
4% May 29
29
May 31
22% May 31
43
May 12
22
May 25
28% May
5
4% May 24
27% May 27
388,200 Kroger Grocery At Bak
Kresge (S S) Co
1
3% Mar.
85
Sale
9% Sale
4'
Sale
14%
%
33
1
20
1
4
Sale
97% Sale
5
Sale
7
2
2
2%
%
37%
8
1
10
27
*
...........
624,900
May 24
May 31
Sale
20
Sale
14
15
W.
ft
J*
8J*
54% Sale
78% Sale
38
7
32
6% May
27% May
16
May
28% May
8% May
19
May
98
May
25
May
1% May
1% May
15
May
18% May
26
May
17% May
25% May
2% May
16% May
8% preferred...
.100
•
5,900 Kress (S H) At Co.
378,900 Kreuger At Toll Co (Amer ctfs)
Copper
1,925,700
*
7,300 Klmberley-Clark
*
9,800 Kinney (G R)
8% preferred.............*
3,440
200
08,800
1
8% May 10
15% May
10
May
1% May
8% May
9% May
92
May
2
May 24
25
May 31
32
May 27
Kennecott
Highest.
Sale Prices.
1
8
4% May
6
9
2% May
May 16 25
1
75
Sale
55
May
3
Sale
19%
May
75
8
85
May
1
Sale
1%
May
1
Sale
%
May
3
1
May
3%
20
May 16 10
1
Sale
3%
May
2
92%
May
93%
125
130
May 27 125
8
Sale
4
6% May
33% Sale
99
Sale
210
20% Sale
39% Sale
50
2,060
8
4
Sale
43
Sale
80
85
125%
Sale
16
15
24% Sale
9%
12
Sale
100
6% pref ctf of deposit.....
22,210
6% preferred.............*
_..*
19,100 Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
500 Chase Nat Bank ctfs of dep..*
Convertible Class A
1
3,000
Conv class B_..........
1
1,600
»
505,500 Kelvinator Co
1,160 Kendall Co part pref ser A..*
2%
Sale
Sale
%
81
Certificates of deposit
27%
3%
41
400
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
89
8% Sale
28%
......
S'A
11
81
25
....
lh
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
90
...........
72
Sale
181
Sale
13
*
583,200 Johns-Manvllle
Preferred.
100
3,310
Jones Ac Laugh Steel pref. 100
4,700
18%
5
Sale
48
75
10
125
7
28
Sale
5% Sale
25%
2%
6%
50%
14%
85
...
25
24%
80
Sale
1
Preferred
Jewel Tea Inc
2
Prices.
1
1
Island Creek Coal
Sale
4
23%
91%
54%
3% Sale
5%
3%
....
_
8
-3
88
2
Class B
*
21,000
Class C
•
46,600
Preferred
....100
81,820
.*
5,610 Internat Printing Ink
27
4% Sale
Sale
27%
Sale
22% Sale
Sale
Sale
17
6
55
*72
27
Sale
120
16
82
Iff
Sale
21
1%
6
Sale
17%
86
13%
2%
Sale
Sale
27%
2%
15%
4%
-3%
118% 139
5%
7
50
Sale
43
6
5%
Sale
40
Sale
13% Sale
60
95
% Sale
% Sale
1% Sale
H
Sale
Sale
55
78
29
2%
Sale
27 J17
16%
67
....
106
25
20
19%
1061
952,300
3,300
7,500
2,670
319,200
Sale
Sale
13
590 Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B *
370
9
33|1
13}
26 h
Sale
■1%
10
..5
137,800 Kayser(J) Ac Co
24,800 Kaufman Dept Stores..012.50
3,050 Kelth-Albee Orpheum pf.100
*
1,000 Kelly-Springfield Tire
New...
5
123,000
2,400
1,400
388,400
Sale
m
270
14,500
24
M
5
70,100
14,500
>1,350
85,665
Sale
19% Sale
98% Sale
9%
25
1% Sale
2% Sale
Sale
24%
16
28
12
20
28
3%
28%
Sale
28
Sale
9%
17 %
Sale
Sale
7%
31
12%
Sale
7
Sale
Sale
23
7%
72 %
100
110
9,900
252,100
1,310
2,460
Sale
pref 7%..100
14,800 Internat Paper & Power cl A *
Preferred
Internat Paper
Pref without warrants.. 100
"2", 800
5
30%
11%
140
3,170
56,000
230
13,900
35,800
1,120
250
72,200
13,900
50
1,780
51,300
20
9% Sale
Grand (F & W) Stores pf_100
;
130
2
Sale
Sale
*
Grand Silver Stores
131,500
42,100
Sale
Sale
5
1
523,800 Graham-Paige Motors..
136,700 Granby Cons M S & P—.160
Ask,
3% Sale
14% Sale
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
2%
364,700
94,900
Highest.
Sale Price*
Lowest.
May 31.
May I.
Ask
Bid.
Par.
Shares.
Shares,
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN MAY.
Price
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
May.
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
13
May 12
May 13
May 11
May
1
May 31
15% May 29'
4% May 17
16% May 20May 31
Jan.
5
May 31
May 31
34
May 27
21
ill4
2I*
Jan.
3
14% Feb.
30*
50
65
Apr. 20 >
Jan. 30
61
Jan.
May
37% Apr.
22% Mar.
3
Feb.
3% Mar.
16
37% May 27
May
6
May 18
x§8
N. Y. STOCK
June, 1933.]
aggregate sales.
In
Jan.
May.
Shares.
7,300
360
30,100
9,500
54,600
33,500
394,800
16,100
1,800
8,000
132,800
34,800
8,700
205,200
177,600
4,700
51,800
5,200
23,400
1933.
1.
Par.
10,600 Lehigh Portland Cement__50
Preferred.
100
1,300
*
40,600 Lehigh Valley Coal..
—
13,300
161,000
49,100
456,400
29,100
4,700
46,700
637,300
45,700
18,500
326,100
494,300
15,500
Preferred
600
9,200
10,800
2,700
5,800
1,000
186,400
55,300
147,400
34,300
61,100
310
12,400
*
Liggett & Myers Tob pref.100
Common
25
25
.
Lily Tulip Cup Corp——*
Link Belt Co
————*
Liquid Carbonic....
Loews Incorporated........*
123
50
1st preferred
19
Sale
6
12
Sale
28
Sale
129
19
Sale
130
Sale
51% Sale
16
14%
9%
9%
13% Sale
20% Sale
59
200
Common
...
Louisiana Oil
100
Steel
165* Sale
OX Sale
199* Sale
15x Sale
50 x Sale
1
preferred——*
McCall Corp
.....—*
McCrory Stores............*
4
McKeesport Tin Plate.—*
5
pref series A——50
McLellan Stores class A..—*
Preferred
Sale
3X Sale
'25X Sale
74 x Sale
3X Sale
7% Sale
x Sale
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
100
MacAndrews 8c Forbes Co—*
Preferred
487
35
Sale
ix Sale
ix
...100
5,150
1,610
2,140
15,500
4,900
102,000
21,900
148,700
89,200
1,300
106,300
19
33
Sale
Sale
.....
...
2,300
1,100
100
100
1,900
15,500
158,700
3,180
14,100
6,200
5
7
x
x
x
ix
IX Sale
5%
7
x
x
10 x Sale
7
Sale
ix
4x
x
lk
5k
1
Sale
Sale
11
3%
7
4
10
1
7X
11%
x
9x
x
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
ix
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
72", 500
Sale
18
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
23%
2%
Sale
Sale
.2%
b
Sale
a
9*
27%
Sale
82
Sale
4%
12%
Sale
8^
Sale
Sale
Sale
35
Sale
35
61%
Sale
8%
12%
1%
8%
17%
%
16%
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
8%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
50%
3%
11%
1%
8%
2% May 11
4% May
8
4
May
10
May
% May
7
May
11% May
% May
9% May
May
Sale
21
80%
18*
2%
10%
3%
8
28%
4%
6%
4
Sale
105
Sale
19%
Sale
2%
6%
8%
25%
8
20% "42%
20% Sale
8% Sale
35
32%
16% Sale
20%
19%
...*
..*
Mengel Co.—..........—..1
100
Preferred
Mesta Machine Co
5
Wetro-Goldwyn Pict pref.-27
preferred....
h
9%
20*
S3 preferred ex-warrants..*
$6 1st preferred
il*
18%
Sale
42
50
60
31
20
18
17
27
12
26
27
19
27
29
16
29
25
29
31
3% May 23
May
4% May 29
May 17
May
8 40% May 25
May
9 116% May 31
May 26
May 15 100
May
9 21% May 31
May 31
May
1
May 26
May 15
May 17
May 9 19
May
8
14% May 29
May 12 42
May 31
May
9 24
May 29
3
May
May 18
3% May 15
May
9% May 18
May
6
May 24
May
May 27
May 19 30
83% May 29
May
5% May 17
May
13% May 27
May
May
May 221
May
May 26
May 11
May 31,
79% May 17|
May
2
108
108
Melville Shoe Corp......
8%
44~,506
% Sale
1% Sale
6
130 Mexican Petroleum..——.100
120
198,200
38,990
3,700
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
93,900 May Dept Stores ..........25
*
4,200 Maytag Co (The)
Pref with warrants
3,300
500
9,000
99,700
2,410
10,800
2,400
Sale
2
29x
539*
3%
12 x
2
ix
7% preferred...........100
220
43",900
Sale
64%
Sale
186,400 Mathieson Alkali Works..—*
330
Sale
20
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
27%
14 x
76
100
*
265,510 Mack Truck Inc
*
189,100 Macy (R H) Co, Inc.—
18,300 Madison Sq Garden v t C—*
Magma Copper
......—*
57,300
♦
16,300 Maillnson (H R) Co
7% preferred
.......100
780
22,983 Manati Sugar.....—.....100
7% preferred....
....100
5,440
*
2,890 Mandel Bros.............
.....25
22,700 Manhattan Shirt
*
8,100 Maracaibo Oil Ezplor
..10
197,100 Marine Midland
41,900 Marlln-Rockwell ..........*
189,000 Marmon Motor Car.........*
148,900 Marshall Field Ac Co
2,800 Martin Parry Corp
165,500
62,500
5,200
24,800
12,500
Sale
33
1
McGraw Hill Pub Co....—*
Conv
20%
16%
Sale
Claee B
McKesson 8c Bobbins.....
Sale
Sale
18
22 x
Convertible
0% preferred
Sale
Sale
89
3%
Sale
4
2%
38
Sale
113% 117
116%
101
07x 101
19 X Sale
20%
1
Sale
2%
10
4x
19x
17 x Sale
®18%
9
Sale
14%
Louisville Gas 8c Elec A..—*
Ludlum
Sale
Sale
Sale
2x
x
*
...
6H% preferred
82
Sale
36 X
*
-
80% Sale
131%
90%
17
3 65
May
3%
May
6%
May 15 66
:
May 22 20%
30
I May
20%
May
132
May
90%
May
92%
May
! May
21%
19
May
36%
May
22
May
May
64%
Sale
17
127
10%
Prices.
I May
Sale
18
Lowest.
Sale
May
70
2%
5%
63%
20%
47 X
IX Sale
3% Sale
58% Sale
Highest.
Prices.
Sale
17
Sale
68
1%
3%
Sale
...100
100
Lorillard (P) pref
11
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
45
40
...—*
Preferred..
600
2,300
870,800
25,800
1,420
53,800
71,300
1,500
31,400
26,512
15,515
21,815
2,700
640,700
227,100
176,563
56,500
116,200
2,441
17,800
1,140
36,400
54,800
Glass—*
Lima Locomotive Works
•*B"
3
41%
16%
5%
9%
6%
Bid.
Lowest.
May 31.
May 1.
Ask.
5%
36%
1 %
SO
.....
Lehman Coro (The)
Lehn 8c Pink Producte Co..5
Libby-Owens Ford
Bid.
*
100,100 Loft Incorporated......
6,470 Long Bell Lumber A..——*
25
79,400 Loose-Wiles Bisc
80
range since jan. 1.
Price
Jan. 3
Shares.
500
258,900
16,400
prices in may,
STOCKS
n. t. stock exchange
Since
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
15%
4%
29
11
16%
55
May
May
May
May
May
May
37%
61%
4%
15%
3
13
3 %
8%
8%
12%
2
8%
18
%
18
3
May
6 28%
May
1 105
May
9 28%
May
3
May 17
May 24
May 12
20%
May
May
9%
36%
May
May
20
May
58%
May
i
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
27
31
17
31
16
17
1
29
31
31
19
31
31
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
31
1
31
18
_
31
31
24
24
29
31
15
15
16
24
22
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
5% Jan.
5
34
Feb.
9
1
Jan.
13
2% Apr. 10
37% Feb. 28
14
Feb.
27
4% Mar.
1
10
121
Jan.
49
Feb.
16
49% Feb.
16
6
17
25
22
4
17
Apr.
6% Apr.
10% Feb.
8% Mar.
35
Apr.
1%
%
19%
113%
87%
10%
%
3%
13%
Feb.
Jan.
Feb. 24
8
Apr.
28
3
Mar.
% Apr. 15
1% Jan. 13
2% Mar. 17
3
.4
Apr.
18
Mar. 16
44%
1%
3%
%
2%
9%
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
13%
24%
1%
5%
%
3
%
4
2
3
24
Jan.
Jan.
5
1
Jan.
Apr. 25
May 31
Apr. 26
18
80
13
,
3
3%
8%
8%
12%
18
27
May
May
May
May
May
27
31
17
31
16
May 17
Apr. 29
May 29
May 31
May 31
2
May 19
11% Jan.
9
18
May 31
1% Jan. 11
18
May 31
3
May 18
28% May 31
105
Apr. 29
28% May 31
May 31
9% May 24
8% May 24
40
May 29
20% May 31
9% May 15
36% May 15
18% May 16
20
May 24
58% May 22
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
May
Apr.
8% Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
7
5
)
May3I
30
May 27
83% May 29
5% May 17
13% May2T
6
Feb.
22
Jan. 12
6
8
Feb.
2
3
21
21
% May
5
4% Jan. 30
% Jan.
9
15
6
19% Jan.
14% May 3 9
May 51
24
May 3 9
37%
61X
4%
15%
Feb.
14
26
31
31
26
42
Feb. 27
Feb. 25
Mar. 30
Mar. 2
Feb.
% Jan.
100%
9%
1%
3%
8%
ii*
Jan.
May
May
May
May
16
5% Mar. 31
14
n
16
Jan.
% Jan.
1% Jan.
5% Apr.
6
6
3% Jan.
May 29
May 25
4o
9 120
23 100
16 21%
5
14% Mar. 28
74
m
28
27
Feb.
13
90% May 27.
92% May 29
May 16
May 29
May 25
May 29
64% May 31
24
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
May
Feb.
1
Feb.
Mar. 22 132
13
4
May 31
May 20
3% May 18
6% May 17
66
May 27
May 12
30
May 26
20% May 27
17
65
Feb.
13% Mar.
55
Apr.
...100
Miami Copper..
5
335,000 Mid-Continent Petroleum..*
*
66,190 Midland Steel Products
First preferred..
..100
7,100
2
2x
4X Sale
Sale
6
38
46%
16k
17%
3X Sale
7% Sale
Sale
42
7%
Sale
11
Sale
Sale
13%
65%
Sale
Sale
Sale
10%
3% May
6% May
9
May 15
42
May
1
7%
11%
14%
65%
14%
1%
11%
11%
22
May
May
May
May
31
31
31
31
1% Mar.
3% Mar.
3
2
3
Mar.
2
26
Mar.
3
7%
11%
14%
65%
4
22
May
May
May
May
31
31
31
31
Milwaukee El Ry & Lt pf.-lOO
5,400
150,400
4,300
37,900
33,600
1,228,400
7,100
41,800
103,700
46,900
37,000
45,200
4,520
11,100
294,200
7,300
367,200
30,100
11,250
199,600
6,340
62,400
79,566
3,365,500
10,000
56,400
111,500
91,500
54,920
99,000
9,590
12,200
371,300
8,500
701,700
45,700
Minn-Honeywell Reg Co
.*
Minn Moline Pow Implem—*
Preferred
._..—*
...
a
7
6x
Sale
Mohawk Carpet Mills
*
Monsanto Chemical Wks...*
28
Sale
Montgomery Ward &Co.....*
Morrell (J) Ac Co...
*
13
22
Sale
Mother Lode Coalition
Moto Meter
Motor
25
x
*
Gauge 8c Equip.*
•
Products
Motor Wheel
.—•
Mulltns Mfg Corp
Convertible
Munslngwear
129
3
—-*l
...
Murray Corp of America.. 10
Myers (F E) 8c Bros
Nash Motors Co
•
Sale^
3%
6
*
preferred....*)
x
f
3%
7}
Sale
9x
3x
10%
*
13
Sale
.......10
2
Sale
.......
National Acme
22
Sale
2
1
4
Sale
3
Sale
13
Sale
17
12%
43%
22%
32%
x
Sale
Sale
Sale
40%
Sale
14%
Sale
16
4%
Sale
Sale
5% Sale
13
Sale
10% Sale
3% Sale
18%
15% Sale
48% Sale
22% Sale
46% Sale
% Sale
ix Sale
21% Sale
7% Sale
40
20%
35%
%
%
14%
3%
May
1
May 10
May
8
May 13
May
6
May
May
May
May
May
May
22
Sale
5% May
11% May
13%
Sale
10
9%
Sale
9%
Sale
10
Sale
19
Sale
16%
3%
Sale
Sale
19%
6%
Sale
Sale
May 10
3% May
10
May
15% May
3
3% May
National
~2~ 166
191,900
800
252,900
551,200
6,700
890
526,000
23,500
234,430
1,400
6,300
1,200
"3", 166
Bellas Hess ......*
7% preferred........—.100
570,400 National Biscuit.......
10
7% preferred
.....100
5,200
*
389,800 Nat Cash Register A
1,200,300 Nat Dairy Prod Corp —.....*
11,100 National Dept Stores
*
1,650
708,100
35,100
234,430
2
1%
39% Sale
137% Sale
7% Sale
17%
7% 1st preferred.......100
Nat Distillers Prod
$2.50
cum
40
2x
25
327,400
407,300
76,400
3,350
51,500
161,800
10,300
31,200
743,600
84,400
5,020
124,300
384,400
12,800
64,700
National
Steel...........—*
National Supply
400
460
390
680
170,000
650,400
3,800
414,000
*
50
......
National Surety
National Tea Co..
Nelsner Bros
Nevada Cons Cop
Newport Co (The)
100
10
....
*
*
...
...*
....
600 New York Dock
Sale
18%
%
Sale
Sale^
2%
31% Sale
35% Sale
18%
20%
4*
62%
72%
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
110
89
102
13%
109%
114
95
78%
11% Sale
92
14%
2% May
47% May
May
Sale
12% May
Sale
17% May
Sale
x May
Sale
2% May
Sale
28% May
Sale
33 % May
x May
Sale
8% May
Sale
89
May
117
103% May
90
97%
May
Sale
11% May
Sale
Sale
19% Sale
5% Sale
37% Sale
7
Sale
44% Sale
21% Sale
21
25
Sale
49
Sale
Sale
3%
20%
8%
10%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4%
Sale
Sale
6%
6%
1%
Sale
5
Sale
6%
3
2
18%
Sale
3
Sale
8%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
17
Sale
6%
13%
100
....
a
2
4
12
....
82
Sale
Sale
8%
*
.....
Ex-dividend
5%
*
5% preferred..
1,500
100
96,592 N<Y Investors Inc.........*
220,900 N" Y Shipbuilding
1
6,551
7% preferred....
.100
1,770 New York Steam pref 6%.—*
7% 1st preferred.........*
1,692
466,500 Noranda Mines Ltd.......—*
1,320,100 North American.
6% preferred
14,200
..50
699,500 North American Aviation
5
x
13%
Sale
54%
136
127
35% May
6% May
May
1% May
18
May
3
May
7% May
25
Apr.
% Feb.
May 29
3% May 17
19% May 29
7
May
18* May 29
25
50
29
8% Feb. 25 24
May 12
25
Jan.
6
46% May 31
9
% Jan.
May 31
5
% Jan.
May 16
7% Mar. 2 22% May 31
II
8
1% Mar.
Apr. 31
6
2*
1% Mar. 21
5
Mar. 21
5
Mar. 30
ix Feb. 25
8
4% May
1%
55% May 27
31%
May 27 118
5%
20% May 29
21% May 31
May 19
May 27
71% May 27
16%
24
May 27
5
May 26
%
May 31
43%
May 31
117% May 29 101
75,
95
May 25
15% May 29
6%
10/,
7!%
iH*
46
24%
50%
4%
21%
8%
10%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
31
31
31
18
27
31
31
Jan.
25
11% Apr. 12
1% Feb. 28
136
5^
3
7
Jan. 23
Mar.
3
Feb.
Jan.
8
4% May
May 27
Feb.
iliU Jan.
May
inMay
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
71%
76%
13%
4%
Feb.
Feb.
May
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
4
Apr.
6
17
Feb.
23
27
3
1X May
4
6% Jan.
1% Jan. 16
Feb.
10
29
31
19
27
27
27
31
26
31
29
25
May
May
May
May
May
May
111
May
117% May
95
May
15% Jan. 11
5/&
Feb.
Feb.
15
4
9% Apr. 31
22% May 26
14
May 17
10% May 31
20
May
5
20% May 29
6% May 31
28
46
24%
50%
8%
21%
8%
10%
May 31
May 31
May 31
Jan.
6
Apr. 29
May 31
May 31
*
.....
No par value
Sale
9% May 31
22% May 26
14
May 17
10% May 31
20
May
5
20% May 29
6% May 31
13
.........50
14,700 Newport Industries Inc
25,100 Newton Steel
27,900 New York Air Brake
400
59,900
52,100
of Del
Preferred
Class A
10,300
14,300
21,600
26%
Sale
129
Rights
2,200 Nat Enamel Ac Stamp.......*
100
16,800 National Lead
Preferred A...
100
3,655
Preferred B
100
1,820
651,900 Nat Power Ac Light
,-*
700
Sale
Sale
*
pref
Sale
2%
48
127
May 29
3% May 17
19% May 29
16% May 29
50
May 29
24
May 12
46% May 31
% May 31
2
May 16
22% May 31
8
May 31
Optional sale.
i5*
5,
7
12
Sale
Sale
62
Sale
83
Sale
96
Sale
24
Sale
22% Sale
38% Sale
6% Sale
Sale
8%
14%
Sale
jfi
Sale
90%
100%
28%
26%
43%
7%
Sale
105
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2% May
3% May
May
7% May
11
May
% May
6% May
61
May
80% May
96
May
23% May
22% May
38
May
6% May
12
4% May
5% May
May
9
May
May
1% May
8
May
68
May
90% May
100
May
29% May
28% May
43% May
8
May
19
1% Mar.
8
2
Feb.
1
6% Apr.
13
5
11
Apr.
6% Mar.
13
% Apr.
19
12
1% Jan.
31
Jan.
12
80
Mar.
31
6 fl93% Apr.
31
17% Jan.
31
15% Apr.
32
Feb.
31
5
4
Feb.
4% May
Apr.
May
9
May
14% May
May
Apr.
Apr.
ii*
&
8
24
13
11
13
19
7
7
18!*
Jan.
9
110
Jan.
11
29% May 31
11*
Jan.
11
Jan.
12
8
Apr. 29
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
In
Since
May.
Price
Jan. 3
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
340
•
34,000
30
881,266
500",956
5%
25%
1%
24%
*
*
Nu tin ally Co
Ohio OH Co (The)
13,000
93,400 Omnibus Corp etc (The)—♦
Preferred A
100
2,000
32,300 Oppenhelm Collins Ac Co—*
700 Orpheum Circuit Inc PreflOO
*
332,100 Otis Elevator......
30,200
260
128,600
2x
22,530
110
20
5
6
11,960
2,920
170
1,094,100
661,000
Glass B
19,900
Panhund
220
510
5x
100
of
200
x
10x
7H
•
Pathe Exch
1
Sale
*
.....
J
6
$4 preferred class A —.
Patino Mines & Ent Cons
Preferred..
160
60
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
Sale
84
103 x
Sale
4x, Sale
1% Feb. 27
3% Feb. 28
23% May 29
7% May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
100% May
77% May
2x
74%
5X
ix
14 x
96 x
3%
7X
29
29
29
31
31
27
11
11
31
31
27
33% May
23
May
85% May
105
May
4% May
May 29
May 29
13% May 29
2k
1% Mar.
80
Jan.
2% Feb.
64
5%
1% Jan.
42
105
77% May 27
43% Jan.
23
May
85% May
110
Jan.
4% May
11
11
18
29
13
17
5
12% Jan.
11
2
12% Feb. 18
31% Jan.
20
Apr.
25% Alar.
6
Feb.
65
Mar.
101% May
1% Mar.
Jan.
1
ix
X Sale
7
9x
ix
x
x
8
Sale
2x Sale
X Sale
ix
Sale
Sale
27
3% Sale
2% Sale
x
2*
iS*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
44 x
Sale
Sale
Sale
38% Sale
Sale
103
90
89
4
3x
5% Sale
3%
20
24
a2va
Sale
66 x
15
10
70
*73% Sale
Sale
78
6
101
Sale
Sale
xx
29 X
24 X
100
...
v.8,700 People's Gas L Ac Coke..
11% Mar.
6
Sale
12
27
May 11
May 11
Jan.
5
Feb. 17
6
19
2% Feb.
22
Apr.
100
Apr.
31% Mar.
18
29
27
17
Jan.
102
93% Apr.
1% Alar.
18
Jan.
20% May 31
10% Feb.
May 12
27
23% May
29 x May
15
May
73% May
l6l% May
3% May
13% May 31
5% May 29
23% May 29
"4% "Feb.'27
5% A.ay 29
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
36
May
100 x May
53
May
25% Sale
31x Sale
22
'i§%~May"3l
12
deposit..10
Park Ac Tilford
—
41,100
24%
29 x
15%
73%
101
3x
3
9
1
1 %
10%
2%
1%
29%
3%
2%
May
May
Jan.
May
May
May
May
18
15
4
31
x May
1
6
May
8
1% May 13
10% May 15
x
7x
2x
x
May
May
May
May
2
2
1%
29%
3%
2%
May
A4ay
May
May
31
27
31
31
1
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
Alay 31
4
31
% Jan.
4
May 31
31
1% Jan. 25
31
5% Jan. 16 17% May 31
1% May 18
18
% Feb. 16
25 *25% Feb. 27 45% May 25
27
19% Alar. 2 39% Alay 27 s
4 cl04%Feb. 17
31
90
Jan.
4 % May 29
2
29
% Feb.
5% May 15
15
% Jan. 25
31
4% Mar. 2 21% May 31
28
Alay 29
29
10% Jan. 25
78
May 31
31
65
Apr. 11
78
Jan.
9
18
27
41% Apr.
% Apr. 18
26
% Mar. 30
% Apr.
5
5% Jan.
Sale
2
Corp—10
10,000 Peerless Motor....
99,800 Penlck Ac Ford........—
578,600 Penney (J C) Co
101
Preferred
35,007
5,800 Penn Coal Ac Coke...... _5(
109,900 Penn-Dlxle Cement....
100
7% preferred series A
2,800
1,900 People's Drug Stores Inc
900
100x Sale
71x Sale
3
5
26% Apr. 27
1% Feb. 23
£9
May
3
Sale
x
*
8% preferred
Certificates
*12"
5
Ac Ref
Prod
161,200 Park Utah Cons Mines
29,200 Parmelee Transport Co.
2,000
91,700
1,900
Sale
Sale
May
7x May
2% May
9x May
74% Jan. 16
8
Mar. 20
41% May 31
3% May 27
Apr. 19
May 18
48
67% May 17
/
May
1
41% May 31
3% May 27
29
May
3
50
new..
Paramount Publtx
41,300
31,000
161,940
Sale
Sale
5X
Highest.
Sale Prices.
11%
"T.920
23,600
15,500
106,240
6,100
25,000
137,400
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
16
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
stock.......—-.50
B
14,600
474,900
19,600
31,200
Sale
7x
New
Class
16",500
Sale
2% Sale
Pan-Amer Pet Ac Trans
27,700
78,100
23,600
12}
2}
37
39
Packard Motor Car
"""400
81
Sale
40
30 X
2
29
98 x
Sale
78
108
28
19
103%
34
5
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
May
4
May 18
May
2
May
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
Prices.
54
Sale
7
3X Sale
70
76
Sale
25
320,100 Pacific Gas & Elec
*
146,800 Pacific Lighting Corp
100
19,450 Pacific Mills
7,345 Pacific Teleph & Telegr..100
Preferred...........—100
1,230
138,800
79,200
2k
Sale
9% sale
2 "X
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Ask
12% Sale"
4% Sale
23
Sale
'~8% Sale"
11X Sale
98X 100
.
177,900
'
IX
40
66*1
7k
7k
60
6% preferred....
100
2,210
*
269,600 Otis Steel
Prior preferred..
100
41,921
.............—*
470 Outlet Co
Preferred.
........100
160
25
362,800 Owens-Ill Glass Co
700
180,700
42
Sale
ix
ix
3X
5
178,600 Oliver Farm Equip
Preferred A,..————*
32,400
800
7
~6%
116,700
17,800
Ask. Bid.
67 x
50
56
6
6
Sale
41x
28% Sale
3X
2X Sale
30 v
24%
29
Bid.
71
66
*
11,100 North Amer Edison pref
6,200 North German Lloyd
550 Northwestern Telegraph..50
*
59,700 Norwalk Tire Ac Rubber
Preferred
50
30
3,500
3,800
Ask.
Lowest.
May 31.
May 1.
1933.
Bid.
Par.
Shares.
Shares
jan. 1.
range since
prices in may.
aggregate sales.
v
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
38
% May
2
May
10% May
% May
42% May
33% May
101
May
May
May
May
May
May
54
May
4
17%
1%
45%
39%
103
4%
5%
21%
§'
28
78
69%
Jan.
6
M
26
Jan.
9
Mar. 21
27
31
31
.
Rights
18,100
15,100
85,400
295,000
4,900
5x
6%
4X Sale
4X Sale
30 x
34
•
Pet Milk
194,500
Petroleum
Corp
576,347 Phelps Dodge
...25
10,800 Philadelphia Co pref 6%_.50
900
500
$6
241",400
161,306
Phila
10
*
3%
*
........100
3x
18%
pref
8c Reading C&I
non-cum
1,200 Phillips Jones Corp....
100
Preferred
17", 200 Philip Morris Ac Co
859,952 Phillips Petroleum
2,030 Phoenix Hosiery...
13",000
549,500
1,240
9
8
10
4
7
39%
4x Sale
2%
2x
*
5
100
35
40
1,800 Plorce-Arrow Mot C prsf__100
3,400
Class A
..»
101,900 Pierce OH Corp
25
17,600
8% preferred..........100
17
19
470
900
2,800
78,500
10,100
74,100
40,300
Preferred
112,206 Pierce Petroleum
79,306 Pilsbury Flour Mills
•
.
290
5,000
630
9,200
4,330
3,700
248,400
40,000
13,300
18,000
78,600
5,756)
.......100
Pref conv
2x
5
X Sale
3%
10
31x
4%
17%
2
10x
40
6
18
2x
12
10
6,900
33,800
134,800
2,520
47,100
1,168
2
16
17
6
xx
1,398|
7% preferred..
110i
10
50
;
.......
600
12,366
12,966
1,900
3,000
&
...
29 x
101
Sale
Sale
x Sale
3x
4
Pref ctfs of deposit
3,300 PubSer Corp of N J pf 8%.100
423,200
Common
*
4,500
7%
100
1,200
161,900
6% preferred
$5 preferred
......
100
*
4
1
1
*
lot
..50
Sale
8
4x
4,500!
Preierred 5%
51,400 Producers At Ref Corp
2!*
5
2
Common...
395,450 Procter Ac Gamble
Sale
8
10,520 Pressed Steel Car 1% pf-.lOO
700
3,400
.......
Poor Ac Co class B
30
5
54,400;
46,l66
va
ix
2X
x
5%
5%
7x
285,300 Plymouth Oil
«
Sale
18% Sale
42% Sale
12% Sale
1
21,700 Porto Rlcan Am Tob cl A
*
22,300:
Class B
124,500 Postal Teleg At Cable pref.100
1,600 Prairie Oil Ac Gas
25
9,025 Prairie Pipe Line
25
•
5
Plttston Co (The)....
ix Sale
% Sale
1
x
ix
9%
2x
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
8x
5,450
10
%
120x 125
53 x Sale
105 x Sale
298
Sale
84
88
2%
33%
1%
7%
3%
3X
1%
12%
7%
10%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
12
6X Sale
1% Sale
38
Sale
L00% Sale
2
5%
57
Sale
3%
8%
25%
60
12% Sale
14
Sale
8% Sale
35% 45
2^
6
10% Sale
10% Sale
14% Sale
30% Sale
52
4x Sale
3x
9"
17% 74.
10% Sale
8x Sale
6
*
2,400 Pirelli Co of Italy A
23,900 Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)
100
9,800
6% preferred
100
9,106 Pittsburgh Screw At Bolt
*
1,400 Pittsburgh Steel pref....100
7,600 Pitta Term Coal
.......100
936
6% preferred
100
11,300 Pittsburgh United
25
900
12,900
7,400
7,400
31
55
28
61
preferred..
5%
8X Sale
8X Sale
10% Sale
12
7
Sale
Sale
1% Sale
10% Sale
1% Sale
21% Sale
46
16% Sale
40
5%
35
Sale
Sale
Sale
1%
8%
Sale
Sale
5
56
Sale
Sale
2%
16%
8%
5%
3%
13%
11%
16%
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11%
Sale
8% Sale
2
Sale
41% Sale
100
Sale
1% Sale
6
8%
9
3%
4%
Sale 120% Sale
Sale
51
Sale
8%
7%
9%
27
47
May 18
10% May 31
15% May 31
30% May 31
52
May 29
11
May
May
May
2
May 11
May 12
May 31
5% May
9
6
3% May
5% May
13% May 29
14% May 31
8% May 31
10
May
8% May
May
3
9
4
4% Jan.
3
4% Jan.
4
25
Apr. 11
47
Alay 12
22
12
-
12
4
3
11
10
May
2% May
May
101% May
2
May
9
May
3% May
120% May
51% May
105
May
92% May
79% May
4% May
1% May
37
May
97
May
x May
5
May
May
1% May
10% May
1% May
23% May
47
May
16% May
42
May
6% May
38% May
2% May
10
May
5% May
58
May
3% May
17
May
9
May
6% May
4
May
16% May
9% May
16% May
12
7
May
3% May
109
May
109%
41
46% May
102
94
98
104%
98% May
85
87% 89% 92% 84% May
72
Sale
71% May
79% Sale
15% Alay 31
32
Jan. 20
52
May 29
May 31
5% May 9
6
2% Feb. 27
Feb.
8
3
Feb.
8
13 % May
23
Mar. 31
31
31
24
31
Feb.
17
7
Apr. 18
Apr. 18
31
12
24
29
31
29
18
27
19
25
2/
31
19
31
27
17
17
11
23
31
29
14% May 31
8% May 31
40
Feb.
7
4% Jan.
4
1% Mar. 15
25
5% May
1% May
% May
6% May
% May
18% May
42% May
12% May
30
May
3% May
25
May
1% May
06
May
2% May
32
May
1
May
7
May
3% May
3% May
1% May
11
May
8% May
11% May
May 18
10% May 31
11
2
6% Feb.
Jan.
12
May 31
Jan.
3
1 % May 24
Feb.
28
Jan.
23
10% May 31
1% Alay 31
23% Alay 12
47
May 29
16% May 31
May 29
42
6% May 18
38% May 27
May 19
Alay 25
May 27
May 31
3% May 19
May 31
17
9
May 27
6% May 17
4
Alay 17
16% May 11
9% May 23
16% May 31
4
Apr.
4
Feb.
25
17
Jan.
25
1% Feb.
10% Jan.
% Feb.
15
4
Jan.
%
15%
%
6%
1%
1%
%
8
6
Feb.
Feb. 27
1
Apr.
Feb. 24
3
Apr.
Mar. 23
Feb. 27
Feb.
4
6
18
27
5% Mar. 21
Alar. 22
7
51k
271
8% May
Jan.
2% May
% Jan. 21'
28 43% May
19% Feb.
97
Apr. 18 104% Jan.
May
x Jan.
3,
2
May
2
9
3
Feb.
3
Feb. 231
3% May
Jan.
25 125
167
Apr.
4
55% Jan.
33% Apr.
17 112% Jan.
91% Apr.
4 101 % Jan.
80
Apr.
Apr. 18. 88% Jan.
31; 68
31
5
27
3 103% Jan.
27| 46
May
11
26
31
5
27
22
19
24
8
31
31
13
25
3
12
19
24
8
9
11
12
24
31
Public Service El At Gas—
1,800
149,500
101
103X
19 x Sale
5,500
$5 preferred..
427,400 Pullman Company..
iPunta Alegre Sugar....
301",700
420,600 Pure Oil..
*
.........100
363,200. Purity Bakeries
*
6,5261
3,370
182,100
1,614,900
11,900
143,800
3,195,433
21,800
268,600
58",666
132",000
Radio Corp of Amer.......*
146,200
107",800
8% conv pref
7%
preferred
93 *
34% Sale
94
97
41% Sale
8% Sale
4% May
37% May
14% May
95% May 26
May 26
89% May
32
May
89% May
46
18
8% May 23
May 24
23% May 27
30
Feb.
50
"A"
50
_•
Preferred B
Sale
Sale
49
Sale
7X Sale
i5% Sale
22
Sale
5X Sale
18%
9X Sale
22
3X Sale
60
67
16
4%
37%
6%
Sale
Sale
15% Sale
59
2
6% May
1
9
May
9
40
14% May
8
22% May 31
May 3a
May 31
2% Mar.
2
Mar.
3
5% Feb. 24
3
Feb.
23
8% May 23
62
Jan 12
23% May 27
9
May 31
May 31
22% May 31
8% Sale
36% Sale
21
21
2% May
1
3% May 29
1
Mar. 31
3% May 29
5
Feb.
23
1
17% May 27i
15% May 17|
60
May 16
2% May 17
9% May
17% May 27
15% May 17
60
May 16
2% May 17
9% May 16
Sale
13% Feb. 28
6% Feb. 28
40
Radto-Kelth-Orpbeum cl A.*
Class A
•
new...
Rand Mines...
62,900
440
101,800
3,700
190,300 Rem'ton-Rand
1
I st preferred
100
3d preferred
...10*
420,120 Reo Motor Car ............5
835,106 Republic Steel Corp
140,305
Convertible preferred ..100
7,500 Revere Copper Ac Brass..
•
950
241,700
476,900
77,000
3,200
1,900
460
69,000
8,400
No
.........
6,406
800
*
*
..10
94,600 Real Silk Hosiery
Preferred..
—.....100
1,540
•
9,800 Rels (Robt) Ac Co_.«.
1st preferred
760
100
240
9.100
par
...
2,180
1,150
3% Sale
Sale
10% Sale
14
Sale
Sale
50
46
2ff
•
c
Cash salt
9*
4% Sale
15
17
1%
4%
55
Sale
7
Sale
Sale
Sale
11%
16
4% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
27% Sale
Sale
13
3
4
13,300.Reynolds Spring Co
Sale
*16%
20
•
Ex-dividend
2% Sale
12
......100
Preferred...
x
a7,*
Sale
•
Class A
87,100,Reynolds Metal Co
value
3X Sale
......
Raybestos-Manhattan
4
6%
Sale
25
Sale
Sale
10% Sale
Sale
halo
Sale
a u
11% May.
9
46
May
May
% May 10
3% May 12
4% May
15% May
16
May
4
May
12% May
25% May
3
May
6% May
20
May
10% May
4% May
16^
7% May
May
May
May
May
May
10
May
12
May
46
May
19% May
10
May
3
28
2
9
~
27%
5%
15%
36%
2
8
29
26
29
15
17
31
31
17
31
31
29
5% Feb. 27
Jan.
4
x Jan.
1% Jan.
3
3
25
2% Feb. 23
7% Feb. 27
Feb.
27
1% Feb.
OR
4
Feb.
9
Feb.
27
28
Jan.
10
8
Mar.
2
Feb.
14
Feb.
27
1% Feb. 28
7% May
May
May
May
May
Alay
May
May
May
19% May
10
May
29
26
29
15
17
31
31
17
31
31
29
N. Y. STOCK
June, 1933.]
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
May.
Shares.
564,300
380
May 1.
1933.
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Sale
39% Sale
10
300 Rhine Westphalia Rlec Pr
123,500 Richfield Oil Co of Calif
27
60
61
61
Sale
14 >
20
14
Ask
42% Sale
60%
61
Sale
—
Sale
•
%
% Sale
3,500 Rltter Dental Mfg
67,550 Rossla Insurance ........—5
67,600 Royal Dutch Co N Y shs
111,200
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
1*
1,558,000 Reynolds (RJ)Tob cl B
Class A
2,742
300
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 3
exchange
Jan. 1.
Shares.
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
n. y. stock
In
39
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
3%
4%
20% Sale
11
Sale
3% Sale
24% Sale
7%
40
Sale
17
Sale
20
Sale
Sale
46%
Sale
50
Sale
85
Sale
86%
Sale
1%
38% May
60
May
14
May
% May
4
2
43% May 31
61
May
15% May 17
1% May 16
26% Jan.
3
60
Jan.
5
14
May
1
Feb. 21
43% May 31
62% Jan. 24
18
Feb.
14
1% May 16
100 Rio Grande Oil............
~2, 200
42,450
18,600
245,200
115,100
530
1,780
17,200
66,600
2,280
810
155,900
3,800
757,400
5,800
1,700
422,800
258,600
4,520
5,070
22,000
74,200
3,290
2,390
359,110
4,700
1,693,600
17,100
5,000
St Joseph Lead..
—10
Safeway Stores...........—*
Preferred
(6)......——10*
Preferred (7)
........100
Savage Arms Corp..........*
Schulte
Retail
150
224,700
10,000
4o,i00
174,500
Scott Paper........—
Seaboard OH Co of Del.....*
2,900
2,000
3,560
$5
conv
...1
preferred
88
96%
2%
f*
Oil
Corp..
—.25
100
8c Ir.100
100
Snider Packing..
New
33,366
1,940.456
Sale
20
Sale
37% 40
31% Sale
4
4%
35
27% Sale
1%
1%
25% Sale
2% Sale
36% Sale
1%
2%
34
%
2%
5%
3%
25%
8%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
11
Sale
Sale
*
10
13,300
317,600
i3%
700
Sale
Sale
14
4% Sale
4
500
252,100
69,200
7,800
3,600
2,800
10,800
3,700
442,000
22.300
683,100
3,400
33,000
12,800
5,000
136,000
358,900
2,120
149,600
8,100
420
12,100
168,800
35,500
3,700
8,400
14,700
17,200
41,100
531,000
229,700
100,500
186,800
9% May 26
30
May 26
40
May 29
33% May 29
4% May 29
31% May 31
3% May 31
May 31
44
Apr.
18*
zlH
18*
il*
31
27
18
26
27
29
31
31
31
31
31
8
2
6% Feb. 27
28
Mar.
72
Apr.
3
_
80%
2%
%
3%
Feb.
15
Apr.
Mar. 3
Apr. 25
28
Jan.
24
15
3
Feb.
13
1% Feb. 25
12% Feb. 25
1% Feb. 28
24
Feb.
/
•
9
May 31
35% May 29
26% May 31
32% May 27
Sale
2% May
8
%
1%
1%
2%
21%
5%
11%
3%
28%
24
14% May 27
7% May 31
May 31
27
21 % May 31
52% May 27
90
May 11
97% May 19
9% May 29
9% May 26
30
May 26
40
May 29
33% May 29
4% May 29
31% May 31
3% May 31
44
May 31
■
Mar. 28
Feb.
4
Feb. 23
Feb. 27
Mar. 2
Apr.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
4% Feb.
4% Feb.
4% May 31
Sale
8% Mav
3
11% May 31
Sale
26% Sale
25
Sale
30
8%
12%
36
2%
2%
Sale
"7% Sale"
10%
Sale
11
70% Sale
82
2
63
Sale
16% Sale
112
4%
4% May
31
31
25%
Sale
Sale
32% Sale
118% 124
22
Sale
20% Sale
.....
4%
16
317,600 Sperry Corp (The)
4,300 Splcer Mfg Co.
v
t"c
5
1
8
21
17
28
28
28
22
% May 31
5% May 27
May 18
7% May 26
38
May 27
10% May 29
18
Jan. 25
7% May 31
49% May 31
11% May 31
15
May 31
10
9
35%
26 %
32%
Feb.
Feb.
7
Jan.
3
8% Feb.
May 31
May 29
May 31
May 27
% Mar. 31
4% May 31
Mar. 23
11% May 31
5
Sale
2%
Preferred
(7%)
Preferred (6%)
18%
3
15% Sale
121% 123
11%
20%
JS"
21%
*
Com'l Tobacco
48
Sale
Sale
.*
Standard Investing Corp...*
Standard OH Export pref. 100
Stand Oil of Calif
•
Standard Oil of Kansas.—. 10
Standard Oil ef N J
25
Starrett Co (The L S)...—--*
Sterling Sec Corp cl A
*
Preferred
*
Conv 1st preferred
50
194,500
497,400
Stewart Warner Corp.
Stone 8c Webster..
Studebaker Corp pref
Common
%
100
Sale
Sale
24% Sale
15
15%
30% Sale
5
%
1%
22
8
%
2%
Sale
....*
•
Preferred
100
Superior Steel
is
105,800
3,400
49,100
9,600
11,000
52.300
82,400
2,600
413,700
37,300
M
'8
1,100
1,500
190,400
320,900
•
1,300 Tidewater OH...........
4,900
5% conv preferred......100
10
247,800 Tlmken-Detroit Axle Co
•
558,700 Ttmken Roller Bear
Third Nat'l Investors
—"l
—25
Tidewater A««oc Oil..
Preferred 0%..
26
—
-
Tobacco Products Corp...
8%
45
o 1/
14$
15
50
o
Sale
Sale
36i
Sale
100%
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
37%
9%
55
3%
24%
34% Sale
7
Sale
14% Sale
Sale
21
Sale
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
94%
Sale
Sale
2%
i:
Sale
16
3% Sale
42%
40
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
12
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
16% Sale
25% Sale
2% Sale
6% Sale
575
775
1
400
VP*
39
6
Sale
Sale
Thompson Starrett
Preferred..
125
12% Sale
Sale
7% Sale
33
35%
2% Sale
16% Sale
*
122
IPs
3
4%\Maie
Sale
9
Sale
10
Thermoid Co...........
Thompson (J R)
Thompson Products
7
5% Sale
Thatcher Mfg
Convertible preferred.
Sale
24
1
...
8%
20%
Sale
10%
100
92,500
3,300
39,000
3,200
6,400
41,000
72,600
1,100
258,700
17,200
Sale
93
Superheater Co (The)......*
Superior Oil
*
4,800 Sweets Co of Amer (The)—50
*
9,700 Symington Co
Class A
i
*
25,000
26,300 Telautograph Corp
*
53,900 Tennessee Corp
....
*
913,930 Texas Corp (The)....——25
572,300 Texas Gulf Sulphur
•
130,400 Texas Pacific Coal 8c OH—.10
1
310,600 Tex Pac Ld Trust ctfs
Certificates (old)..
.100
Sale
35
Sale
a
9%
20%
3%
38%
100
Sun Oil................
Sale
Sale
*
—
123
25
25% Sale
32%
1%
2%
\K
2
1% Sale
100
97% Sale
33
30% Sale
15
Sale
25%
10
8,269
461,725
14,900
1,830
27,200
231,200
47,500
4% Sale
2%
21
1%
%
11
122
Sale
30
Sale
Sale
May 11
May 17
~~6~ May
17% Sale
5% Sale
12
10%
13% Sale
*
.......
Sale
20
15%
20
3%
4%
19% Sale
24
31
12
31
3
May 29
8% May 29
40
Sale
35
28
""5"" ""5%
May
May
May
May
Feb. 25
85
May 24
34% May 31
Mar. 30
28
Jan. 11
2%
6%
19%
4%
17%
122%
5%
8%
17%
3%
37
96
93%
10%
1 %
5%
18% Sale
2% Sale
8% Sale
3
Sale
1% Sale
2% Sale
12% Sale
5% Sale
22% Sale
28% Sale
6
Sale
8% Sale
750
2%
Sale
Sale
19
Sale
12%
13%
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
21
Sale
7% Sale
41
58
15% Jan.
Jan.
112
17% Apr.
12
4 120
7
3
2
2
19
15
9
13
35
5%
20
18
5%
9%
21
8%
21%
22
11 124
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
31
31
31
29
15
31
31
25
26
29
27
4
15% May 12
23% May 12
44% May 12
40
May 12
May 31
May 31
100
May 29
34% May 31
26% May 31
37% May 31
9% May 24
2% May 17
6% May 27
36
May 24
IS
May
1
May
1
May 10
May
6
May 12
May
5
May
2
May
4
May
1
2% May
4
% May 10
1
May
3
10% May
3
May
14% May
24% May
2% May
5% May
7% May 15
16% May 17
21
May 31
4% May
44% May 31
96
May 29
19% May 17
3% May 31
9% May 26
3%
1%
2%
13%
5%
May
May
May
May
May
23
May
29% May
6% May
8% May
24
18
31
17
31
31
29
29
29
4H
Feb.
l*
Jan.
25% Mar.
4% Feb.
31H
Jan.
Jan.
25
>■:<-
Jan.
Feb.
15% Jan.
5% Mar.
8% Apr.
20
Apr.
17
Apr.
1
4
11
10
3
41
Jan.
2% May 31
2% May 31
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
101
Jan.
6
34% May 31
26% May 31
37% May 31
9% May 24
2% May 17
6% May 27
May 24
36
Apr.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
2% Feb. 24
5% Feo. 27
3
9
Apr.
1% Mar. 20
35
Feb. 25
89
Mar. 16
7% Feb. 17
4
% Jan.
28
2
Feb.
1
Mar. 22
%
%
8%
1%
10%
15%
1%
3%
11
Jan.
25
46% Jan.
% Jan.
1% Feb.
20
23
2?M
Feb.
13% Mar.
%
92%
19%
12%
22%
Jan.
May 31
5% May 31
May 25
May 26
8% May 29
21% May 27
124
May
4
11% Mar.
121
3
18
7% Apr.
2% May
5
Feb.
May 31
May 31
5% May 31
1% May 29
35
Feb.
S
27
May 29
May 29
13
17% Feb.
20
Jan.
6
11
17
28
28
20
3
Mar. 31
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feo.
Mar.
May 15
May 17
11
7%
16%
34%
5%
44%
Jan.
98
Feb.
Jan.
6
May 31
2
19% May 17
3% May 31
9% May 26
3%
1%
2%
13%
5%
Mar.
May
May
May
May
15
18
31
17
31
23
May 31
29% May 29
6% May 29
8% May 29
950
18% Sale
41%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
10% May
13% May
31
May
25% May
1% May
1
May
94% May
26% May
14
May
31
May
5% May
1
May
3% May
23% May
43% Sale
Sale
6
3% Jan.
11% Sale
12k
$4 preferred.............*
1}
4]
13
33
1% Sale
%
1%
Convertible preferred A..*
*
20
3
20
12,800 Spiegel-May-Stern Co......*
*
1,196,600 Standard Brands
Preferred
*
2,600
Standard Gas 8c Elec..
§8
31%
6
22
1
.*
70% May ' 1 85
26% May 15 34%
May
4 120
18% May
2 23
117
12
?%
4
»
Sale
29%
115
114
...100
18,200 Spencer Kellogg 8c Sons....*
Stand
27
11
19
29
3
3
4
8
33
18
♦
790 Spear 8k Co
90
7% preferred
443,200
119,500
15,600
8,600
5,100
20,000
24,300
873,507
68,200
1,612,210
4,000
43,500
19,700
8,800
52% May
90
May
97% May
9% May
May
May
21% May
8% Sale
31
Sale
7
1st preferred...........100
100 Spang Chalfant 8c Co..
*
600
18
21 % May 31
% May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
49 H May
May
May
% May
2% May
5
Sale
May
3% May
Sale
38% 25% May
7% May
Sale
Sale
15
May
Sale
5% May
Sale
a38% May
Sale 5
6% May
Sale
9% May
25% Sale
Preferred
100
5,856
135,500 Sparks Wlthington.........*
300
8,900
516,700
8%
6%
37%
10%
7
*
Class B
2,200 Spalding (A G) 8cJBros.
460
Sale
Sale
% Sale
4% Sale
9%
830
101,200
3%
44
6% Feb. 25
2
17% Mar.
._......_*
_
15,300
5%% preferred
...100
515,600 So Porto Rico Sug
*
1,336
8% preferred
....100
256,300 Sou California Edison—25
90
200
30% Sale
7%
47%
10%
6%
40%
26
15% May
45% May
85
May
90
May
4
May
1
May
4
May
35
May
25% May
1% May
22% May
2% May 15
35
May
3
14% May 27
7% May 31
May 31
27
......*
Socony Vacuum Corp.....25
Solvay Am Inv Corp—
400
4
Sale
500 Southern Dairies class A—*
300
300
Sale
2
.100
.
.......
•■■■i
Sale
8
5% Sale
11
May
3% May
23% May
*
—
97
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
31
88
1
19%
Sale
14%
16%
6% Sale
26% Sale
4
92
30
19
Preferred
121,000
14
Sears, Roebuck 8c Co......
Second Nat Investors.......1
42,500 Skelly OH Co...
Preferred
11,900
3,200 Sloss Sheffleld Steel
Preferred
7,080
26,600
230
1%
2
8% preferred..
1,800
157,600
94
Corp (The).......*
Sea grave
Sinclair Con
960",600
100
*
8% preferred
77%
10
38,900 Seneca Copper
.........*
.........1
323,800 Servel Inc
48,200 Sharon Steel Hoop .....—*
114,900 Sharp 8c Dohme
*
Conv pref series A
5,600
*
196,800 Shattuck (G F)
*
1.240 Shell Transp 8c Trading— £2
*
365,200 Shell Union Oil
Convertible preferred-. 100
23,900
10
114,000 Slmms Petroleum
.......*
291,900 Simmons Co
16,500
238,500
36,200
80,700
2,800
122,300
22",900
*
Stores..
7
Sale
12
15% Sale
60
62
65
Sale
Sale
5% Sale
25% Sale
5%
Sale
6% Sale
0^4
5%
oaie
Sale
7%
8k
6% Sale
7% May
1
8
2% May 10
15
May
5
9
May
1
8
May
1
1
May
1
19
May 13
2
4% May
34
May 3
May 31
May 01
41% iviay 31
3% May 16
19
May 31
12% May 31
13% May 31
3% May 31
21
May 31
7% May 31
42
May 31
11% May 15
May
6
3% May
3
20% May
9
M ay 26
5% May 31
27% May 29
30% May
55
15% May 31
60
5
Feb. 15
27% Feb.
6
28
10
Mar. 1
6% Mar. 18
5% Jan.
6
% Mar. 3
12
Jan. 10
3% Jan. 13
23% Apr.
6
1
Feb.
9% Apr. 20
45
Feb.
2
1% Mar. 22
13% Feb. 23
19% May 31
41% May 31
3% May 16
May 31
May 31
May 31
i May 31
May 31
7% May 31
44% Jan. 12
15% May 31
Apr. 24
5% May 31
27% May 29
60
•
Certificates of deposit....*
Class A
•
Class A certifs of deposit..*
412,700
746,900 Transamerlca Corp..
6,800
252,210
4,200
50,800
9,500
37,200
35,500
34,000
8,500 Tran 8k Williams Steel Forg*
472,310 Tri-Continental Corp
•
9,700
Preferred................*
62,300 Trico Products
.....—.*
11,100 Truax Traer Coal......—*
10
53,900 rruncon Steel Co
•
44,000 Ulen 8c Co.
67,700 Underwood Elliott Fisher..*
30
140
14,700
394,000
24,100
1,179,500
*
No par value,
*
7% preferred
_•
Union Bag 8k Paper...—.—*
Union Carbide 8k Car ......*
a
.....
Optional Sale
5% Sale
5% Sale
66
35
1% Sale
23% Sale
88
90
9% Sale
34% Sale
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
28
98
Sale
105
14% Sale
5% May
5% May
5
May
60
May
24% May
1
May
4% May
1% May
20% May
90
May
9% May
32% May
2
7% May 31
2% Mar.
9% May 17
2% Mar.
2% Feb.
41
Apr.
20% Feb.
%
Apr.
6% May
May
May
3
May
7% May
2% May
29
May
100
May
14% May
40% May
73
35
31
9
29
20
24
18
31
22
31
29
2
Mar.
% Jan.
9% Feb.
76
Apr.
5% Jan.
19% Feb.
2
7% May 31
9
May
May
May
35
May
3
May
May
2% May
29
May
100
May
14% May
40% May
6
73
17
31
9
29
20
24
18
31
22
31
29
STOCKS
N.Y. STOCK
In
Since
May.
Price
Jan. 3
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
1933.
141,200
21,700
2,011,100
4,200
3,000
81,200
110
1,763,100
44,900
4,590
900
Preferred...
680
500
9,800
40,600
2,200
21,200
65,200
10,000
63,500
7,700
32,800
142,300
3,225
27,100
577,100
198,100
180,300
3,000
290
800
730
21,400
335,000
149,100
106.100
1,000
96,300
220,400
125,200
134,900
4,300
1,683,000
92,400
11,900
4,153,545 United States Steel
449,600
7% preferred
33,300 U S Tobacco
70
280
259,300
59,900
600
57,100
2,020
21,500
620
960
365,800
8,910
930
600
830
19,000
100
51,500
4,500
31,200
10,000
372,200
900
19,800
117,900
4,910
90,300
19,800
780
580
8,900
19,600
437,000
61,700
497.101
710
24,300
700
26,700
6,500,
700
800
23,900
20,700
4,100
42,500
1,400
118,500
97,900
28,800
445,100
119,100
1,800
4,500
490
22,300
3,100
195,800
1,500
22,800
200,900
12",006
140,900
11
Sale
25
103
14
9X
No par value,
x
7
17%
Sale
Sale
2
%
115*
5%
£19% Sale
9454
92%
2% Sale
1
50
47
53%
30% Sale
11%
10%
4%
50
2
Sale
54 Sale
6% Sale
104
Q
Sale
9% Sale
34% Sale
L05
Sale
2% Sale
29% Sale
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
Sale
Sale
59
139
62
Sale
Sale
1
50%
4%
Sale
48
%
77
7% Sale
88
80
ix
1x
3
3 Va
A Sale
12%
16
Sale
va
Sale
IX
4
9%
9
IX
....
1
Sale
10
*
Sale
49
..*
38% Sale
*
45
49 %
7% preferred.
100
Sale
43
Preferred (6)
..108
106% Sale
West Penn Pow pref 7%..100
Sale
6% preferred
100 100
Sale
4
Western Dairy Prod A—
*
l3/
Class Bvtc
—
*
27 % Sale
Western Union Teleg
100
11% Sale
Westlnghouse Air Brake
*
27 a Sale
Westlnghouse El At Mfg-50
Sale
70
7% 1st preferred
50
4%
6
17 x
12
ox
7x
20
-
10
8x
24 x
47%
30
102
11%
11%
15
2
5
354
1
854
8
20
Sale
Sale
10
%
6%
57
70
Sale
16% Sale
39% Sale
112
109
8% Sale
45% Sale
16%
57%
33
14
Sale
6
23% Sale
70%
75
56
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1%
41%
7%
76%
2%
11
28%
68
7%
73
154
454
1%
13%
Sale
43
Sale
Sale
10
55
2% Sale
4
8
1% Sale
6% Sale
12% Sale
10% Sale
3% Sale
60
65
%
1
18% Sale
50% Sale
35% Sale
40% Sale
35
Sale
97
Sale
86
Sale
4% Sale
2
38%
21%
35%
73
r/>
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6%
Sale
11%
17%
11% Sale
''
Sale
Sale
F
1
4
7
Sale
5
%
7
78%
1%
4)%
1%
16
1
Sale
13
Sale
26
16% Sale
12
Sale
58%
65
ya
2**
Sale
53
Sale
a
58% Sale
64
Sale
53% Sale
103
92
15
May
5% May
May
May
May
May
35
95
Sale
86
Sale
4%
1%
34%
21%
34%
Sale
73
Sale
18
5% May
10% May
10% May
8
10% May
30
May 11
16
May 27
13% May
~
% May
2
May
3% May
20
May
2% Sale
9
3
10% May
3
May
61
May
% May
17% May
49% May
35% May
39% May
Sale
7% Sale
43%
28%
43%
83%
3% May
May
14% May
80
May
15 - May
54
Sale
Sale
16% Sale
17% Sale
43%
52
Sale
52
May 19 100
8%
May 26
78%
May 11
7%
May
2
10%
May
2%
May
1
May
2 28%
2% May
7% May
15
Sale
3
Sale
9
31
Sale
Sale
16
34%
17%
Sale
39
Sale
26% Sale
26
31
Sale
37
Sale
34
Sale
24
45
7
27
27
29
19
26
16
18
17
31
11
3
eg
13
1
17
18
Mar. 31
3
1
9% Sale
6% Sale
Sale
54% Sale
15%
Sale
17%
Sale
49
Sale
13% Sale
4% Sale
21
Sale
22
37
Sale
2
Feb.
4*
4
4
2
Jan.
10% Jan.
37% May
3
May
40
May
May
May
2% May
12% May
20% Jan.
31
23% Jan.
% Apr.
8
31
26
23% May 27
27
11
11
17
26
12
29
18
3
Apr. 19
11
14
Mar. 31
Jan.
9
1 100
85
May
2% May 25
x Jan. 23
4
3% Mar.
Apr.
% Feb.
45
Mar.
21% Apr.
96
Apr.
10
Apr.
6% Mar.
12% Apr.
28
7%
%
3%
36%
18
101%
1 %
13%
2%
4%
1
10
23
26
30
23
28
16
17% May
27
May
40
9 112
Jan.
3
Apr.
Feb. 28
1
Mar.
Feb. 25 24%
4*
May
May
May
May
70
May
May
Feb.
Feb.
10
May 29
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
28
30
Feb.
2%
2%
5%
13%
39%
23%
53
59
.25
35
23
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
11% May 31
44%
49%
53%
97%
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
FeD.
May 31
May 29
Apr. 27
May 31
May 29
85
Apr. 20
130% Mar. 21
May 31
72
5
May 11
1% May 16
24% Mar. 20
22% May 29
4% May 20
1 % Apr.
% Jan.
15% Jan.
7% Mar.
1% May
20% May
14% May
%
35%
3%
65%
2%
3
27
29
25
29
26
18
20
22
29
29
25
31
23
27
27
29
19
26
W
19*
24
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
40% May
May
May
May
May
5
May
15
May
1% May
9% May
73
May
1
19
Feb.
Feb.
7
J
21
Feb.
2
14% May 31
74% Jan. 25
May 27
3
19
50
38% Feb. 17
22% May 29
23
31
2
17
28
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 31
May 31
May
May
May
May
May
May
12
11
31
27
27
29
3% May 16
May 18
14% May 17
85% Jan. 25
15
May 11
54
4% May 29
10% May 25
3% May 31
May 19
May 19
17% May 17
4% May 31
61
May 12
2
May 19
22
May 29
53
May 31
58% May 26
64
May 31
55
May 26
103
May 31
94% May 29
7% May 15
2% May 17
46% May 31
29% May 31
45% May 31
14
28
83%,£lay 31
10% May
16% May
16% May
18% May
39
May
18
May
18
12% FeD. 25
52
4 100
Feb.
57
5% Mar.
75
Apr.
% Apr.
2% Mar.
% Apr.
11% Apr.
29
29
5
15
13
17
25
1
Feb.
4%
%
2%
7%
7
Feb.
Mar. 21
Feb. 25
Feb. 14
20
5
Feb.
1
Jan.
16
50
Jan.
20
7* £&.
40
Mar.
11
3
3
3% Feb. 27
Mar. 31
Mar.
3
16
31
17
10
7% Jan.
4
22
5
25% May 29
2% May 18
6% May 18
5
May 29
15
Feb.
14
Jan.
27
25
2
Mar.
2
26% May 31
15
Mar.
1
5
11% Apr.
1
x Jan. 20
1% Jan. 14
5% Sale
45
8% Sale
20% Sale
15% Sale
28% Sale
%
1
5% Sale
2% Sale
6% Sale
2% May
8
May
30% May
33% May
16% May
30
May 11
24
May
9% May
44
May
4
6%
17%
54%
40%;
28%
May
May
May
May
May
38
May
34
May
24
May
50% May
31
31
3^
29
27
16
31
27
25
May
4% May
20
May
7% May
18% May
21
31
17
7
25
18
13
5
% May
May
May
6
May
36
May
16% May
31% May
31
29
2% May 31
7% May 31
8%
88%
7%
10%
2%
28%
8
i7||
8
2
14
Mar. 15
14
Feb.
6
28
Apr
Jan.
2% Mar.
Mar.
2
2
3% Mar. 30
7% Feb. 28
% Feb.
3% Feb.
Jan.
12
Jan.
May
May
May
May
May
May
11
15
17
31
31
31
31
10%
16%
16%
18%
May
May
May
May
18
16
31
17
39
May 22
19%
25%
2%
6%
Apr.
May
May
May
24
29
18
18
21
2
34% Feb.
May 27
May 29
28
3
Mar.
Mar.
13
20
3
Jan.
25% Apr.
Jan.
May 31
May 27
5
May 29
26% May 31
2% Jan,
4
17% Jan. 24
6% May 31
17% May 31
54% May 31
40 % May 29
28% May 27
38
Miay 16
34
May 31
24
May 27
50% May 25
% Jan.
4
19
May 31
May 31
Jan. 20
4% May 29
10% May 25
3% May 31
14
May 19
28
May 19
May 17
May 31
61 8 May 12
2
May 19
22
May 29
53
May 31
58% May 26
64
May 31
55
May 26
Apr. 22
4
37
Apr.
6
33% Apr.
92
Apr. 13 110
3 101
81
Apr.
5
2% Apr.
7%
% Mar. 31
2%
17% Feb. 25 46%
3
11% Jan.
29%
19% Feb. 25 45%
2
60% Feb.
83%
30
1-16 Mar. 30
12
Feb. 14
11
355*
Sale
80
9
20
20
10
4
3
9
1
May 25
27% May
3
5
7x
9x
33* Sale
213*
26
25
31
23
31
29
2
May
92
31
May
22% May
May
62
May
8% May
60% Apr.
99
May
30
4% Sale
26% Sale
8%
1 % May
May
6% May
70% May
40
12% Sale
2%
11
May 29
17% May
40
May
112
May
9% May
54
May
14% May
8
24% May
6
70
May
Sale
71*
15*1
35
73
Sale
24% Sale
1% Sale
Sale
May
w
Sale
11%
Sale
50
Sale
Sale
100
81
Sale
Sale
78%
85%
Sale
OX Sale
9 A Sale
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
15% 28% Sale
Sale
X Sale
4
May
13% May
*8*
31
27
27
24
27
29
25
29
26
18
20
22
29
10
May 29
5% May
7 A May
llV* May 31
28
May 31
13% May
Sale
34
May
44% May 29
48
49% May 29
May
49% Sale
53% May 31
51% Sale
45% May
c82
Sale
97% May 29
May
95% Sale a79
2
83% May
82% Sale
79% May
81% Sale
5
127% May
127% May
127%
68
Sale'
72
May 31
72
61% May
Sale
5
May 11
3% May
4% Sale
Sale
Sale
1% -May 16
% May
7
21%
21%
17% Sale
16% May
9 22% May 29
21% Sale
Sale
4% May 20
4
2% Sale
1% May
5
30
30
27
May
2
30
37%
20% May 24
10
23% 18% 22% 14% May 11 22% May 29
6%
83*
14%
42%
49%
48%
~14x
185* ■ 25
35 a Sale
133* Sale
163* 23
May
104% May
2% May
24% May
Sale
60
92
3
23%
2% Sale
12% Sale
A Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
9% May
Sale
8
Sale
1
Sale
18
57
rM*
Sale
109
May
May
May
51% May
40% May
May
May
May
iVIay
May
15
May
1% May
May
6% May
55
18% 25
16% Sale
Sale
16
12
a
4
1% May 18
39% Sale
105
May
85
75
Sale
75
3
8
Wells Fargo Ac Co
Wesson Oil At Snowdrift
$4 cony preferred.
West Penn £1 Co "A"
Ex-Dividend
% May
5% May
17% May
15
$3.85 conv preferred—.—*
Warner-Quinlan
*
Warren Bros—....—.....•
Convertible preferred....*
Warren Fdry At Pipe
*
Webster Elsenlohr.
346
Preferred
100
25
Yel Trk Ac C'ch class B...10
7% preferred
.100
Young Spring Ac Wire
Youngst'n Sh Ac Tube
•
(Blue) certificates
14,500 Zenith Radio Corp
*
190,800 Zonlte Products Corp
1
4554 May
Sale
L013* 102
65
Yale At Towne Mfg Co
5154 Sale
13% Sale
61
9,166
319,600
2,350
31,300
327,100
Sale
4
Sale
46
65
16%
1,110,450 Woolworth (F W)
10
167,500 Worthlngton P Ac M
100
4,000
7% preferred "A"
100
5,300
6% preferred B
.
.100
1,580 Wright Aeronautical Corp..*
63,700 Wrigley (Wm) Jr..—
*
50
33
70
Sale
16
33,100 Weston El Instr
...._*
1,200
Class A
*
39,200 Westvaco Chlorine Prod
*
8,500 Wheeling Steel Corp
*
2,700
Preferred-.
.100
,300 White Motor
.50
32,100 White Rk M Spr ctfs
*
25,800 White Sewing Mach
*
6,600
Convertible preferred
*
73,200 Wilcox Oil Ac Gas
5
2,400 Wllcox-Rlch Corp class A...*
513,300 Willys-Overland
5
900
7% convertible pref
100
159,300 Wilson Ac Co
»
133,700
"A"
*
43,200
Preferred
...100
Sale
3
Sale
39%
3% Sale
Sale
240,890 Vulcan Detinnlng
100
1,100
7% preferred
—100
31,900 Waldorf System
*
600 Walgreen 6%% preferred.100
62,400 Walworth Co
...
*
6,300 Ward Baking class A
*
46,000
Class B
•
14,000
7% preferred...
100
169,200
9% May 12
37% May 11
3
May 17
40
May 26
4% May 12
54
May 29
2% May 18
12% May
3
20
May 29
95
May 22
2% May 25
8
55
1,246,901
3,450
75* May
9
31% May
1
1% May 12
30
May
4
2% May
57
34
1,130,779
8% Sale
34% Sale
80
Sale
3
33,600
Sale
Sale
12
2,760
12,420
23% May 27
30
1X
—100
1,730
116,800
12,500
6,200
7,828
4,290
4,020
2
85
99
Preferred
5
16% May
Sale
32
17
34
Mar. 2
Feb. 21
Mar. 2
Mar. 1
3
Mar. 21
13% Feb. 24
10% Feb.
% Jan.
3% Jan.
4% Mar.
24% Apr.
% Feb.
28% Jan.
22% Sale
6
Sale
*
—*
100
-50
......50
.100
100
*
Warner Bros Pictures
7A
Highest.
Sale Prices.
8%
10%
16%
51%
Sale
17
1
......100
Utah Copper.............. 10
Utilities P Ac L "A"
*
Vadsco Sales Corp
*
Preferred.. ..........—100
Vanadium Corp of America.*
Van Raalte Co
...._*
7% 1st preferred
100
Preferred stamped
..100
651,525
1,900
31,100
156,600
8,710
104,000
38,600
Prices.
17
May 31
22% May 31
34
May 29
May
8
62
8
May 31
25
May 24
99
May
2
MayMay
May
May
5
May
x21% May 16
92
May
2
IF
18*
A Sale
Sale
100
73,600 Va-Caro Chem
•
6,020
7% prior pref
.—.100
31,600
6% preferred
100
1,800 Virginia Elec At Power 6% pf*
1,310 Virginia Iron, Coal Ac CokelOO
10
1,540
42,100
6,500
2,560
2,700
1,710
Sale
100
Preferred
19",510
115
101
154
39%
u S Express
100
U S & Foreign Secur Corp ..*
Preferred
J.
*
U S Freight
*
U S Gypsum Co
20
7% preferred
100
U S Hoffman Mach
*
U S Indus Alchol
*
US Leathery t c
*
Class A y t c
*
Prior preferred y t c
100
120
8,240
a
20
600
Sale
*
*
Co__*
Preferred
153,400
41,400
201",500
10
Sale
——100
159,900 U S Realty Ac Impt
376,000 U S Rubber
199,400
8% 1st preferred
413,000 U S Smelt Ref Ac Mg
21,490
Preferred
20
Sale
Sale
6154
8% Sale
2354 Sale
Sale
Sale
United Piece Dye Works
*
Preferred
100
United Stores A
*
Preferred
Universal Leaf Tobacco
*
Preferred....
—100
Universal Plctlst pref
100
U S Pipe Ac Foundry.
20
1st preferred............-*
U S Dlstrlb Corp
—*
700
25,700
1,500
27,100
2354
93
Sale
13 J
818,010 United Gas Ac Impt Co
♦
11,900
Preferred
*
1,000 United Paperboard Co—100
133,200
14,100
2,500
760
15%
Sale
595*
Sale
98%
Sale
31
Sale
56
5
6
100
Preferred
52,200
1,870
41,900
4,800
39,100
1,030
1,430
208,600
31,000
3,100
35,600
Sale
*
*
100
34,300 United Electric Coal—
505,300 United Fruit
53,200 Universal Pipe Ac Rad
520
339,300
2,300
—*
1
2,974,600 United Corp
170,700
Preferred
6,430 United Dyewood
160
28
16% Sale
21% Sale
133* Sale
15% Sale
Sale
Publishers.*
298,500 United Carbon
118,500 United Cigar Stores..
600
6% preferred
130
22,900
141,600
43,500
Sale
100
Preferred.
240
United Business
178", 800
Sale
241.300 Union Oil, California
25
34,500 Union Tank Car
♦
4,322,200 United Aircraft Ac Tr Corp--*
11,700
6% pref series A
50
3,800 United American Bosch Corp*
107,500 United Biscuit of Am...—*
Ijowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowe rt.
May 31.
May 1.
Ask.
Pwr.
Shares.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
MAY.
PRICES IN
aggregate sales
*
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
40
27
28
May
May
May
16% May
31% May
6
36
31
17
25
31
29
2% May 31
7% May 31
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
1933.
May
Shares
1932.
Bond Sales.
12,601,139
26,909,498
Jan. 1 to May 31
3,251,890
21,580,144
In
Shares
$64,924,000
401,757,000
347,939,000
Jan. 1 to May'31PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
AND
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 3
1933.
INDUSTRIAL
Par
Bid.
May 1.
Ask
Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
Ask
Bid.
Ask
MISCELLANEOUS
100 Abbott Laboratories com
900 Acetol Products. Inc. A
225
300 Acme Steel Co
800
100
6,800
Acme Wire Co
*
t c
675 Adams Mlllls 7% 1st pf
2.400
400 Agfa Ansco Corp com
4,600 Alnsworth Mfg Corp com
Sale
*
X
50
mmm
200
*
Preference
6,600
600
2
4%
% Sale
6%
10
500
642
*
100
1,039
50,800
190
Amer Beverage
Corp
400 Amer Capital Corp
3%
4
Sale
41 %
Sale
52
2,100
132,400
800
54,200
*
3
100
200
575
575
100
Corp
Warrants
16,800
10,344 Amer Laund Mach com
2,300 Amer Maize Products com
1
300
11,500
4%
4X
X
4",300
159 Arundel Corp
Sale
X
May
May
May
May
May
8X May
May
14
May
X May
36X May
3
May 12
5
4X May
55X May
51X May
8
May
28
May
35
May
2X May 17
4% May
1
12% May 13
2% May 12
May 22
45
May 29
3
May 12
3X May 4
53
May 13
12
18
29
27
19
29
31
31
31
13
2
20
Sale
%>
8X Sale
X Sale
9
Sale
Vi
2% Sale
Yi May
May
1
5
1
10
May
2
May 27
1
Sale
H
2%
'
X
2X
Sale
IX
15 X
3
Sale
X
8X
X
9%
3X Sale
11Sail1
22
100
43 X
Sale
Sale
4%
IX
14 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7% May 16
a7X May 19
X May
1
2X May 18
X May
2
1
May 22
15X May 26
9
May
5
18
May 17
3X May
1
X May £
11
May
1
21
May
8
May 27
4X May 31
IX May 31
15
25
May 17
May 12
Sale
4
X
IX
7
2X
7
2%
5
10
z3X Sale
IX Sale
I X
Sale
IX May
X
Sale
7% May
Sale
1
May
10
May
7
May
3% May
2% May
6% May
2
17
17
25
27
9
3
320,500
8,000
52,967
7,200
Sale
4X
X
7
1
Sale
7X
Sale
X
11X
3X
X May
*
100
4,825 Alton Fisher Tob class A--10
2%
3
X
1
2%
3X
IX Sale
X
4
2
"~7%
33%
254
Sale
35%
Sale
4,150 Babcock & Wilcox Co
100
2,200 Bellanca Aircraft v t c new.. 1
20,400 Benef Indus Loan com.__...*
2.100
6,500
300
300 Benson & Hedges com
Conv preferred
400
500 Blckford's Inc com
300
100
2
1,600 Black & Decker Mfg
100
50
65
Sale
12
Sale
IX
9X
4X Sale
14X Sale
42X Sale
Sale
Sale
53
58
Sale
2
9Ys
IX
2X
Sale
3
._*
;
*
com
*
300 Blauner's
-..-*
6
1
25
175 Bohack (H C) Co common
*
25
7% 1st preferred..
100
30 Boston & Albany RR Co.. 100
common
12
3
29
IX
IX
3%
Sale
3
5X
10
3X Sale
2X
Sale
A*
Sale
25 X
12
4
Sale
Sale
31%
6X
Sale
8X
X May
15% May 15
4% May 29
_
May
900
100
:
-
24
Sale
For footnotes
see
Brill
Corp class A
Class
page 54.
B
4%
X
3
Sale
H
*%
*
•
•
"X ""%
4
4X
1
Sale
X
1
Sale
1
Sale
X
2X
X
2X
1
36
4% Jan.
3% Feb.
5*
Jan.
Jan.
2% Jan.
8
Apr.
May 22
8
Apr.
9
May
Y'
12% Feb.
8
2
Apr.
8
%6 Mar. 29
6% Feb. 28
15% Feb. 23
Feb.
9
10
3
5
May
8
Apr. 29
4
Mar. 30
2% Apr.
19
2
20
Jan.
Jan.
18
May 27
4X May 31
1% May 31
15
May 17
25
May 12
10
Feb.
43% Jan.
9
May
10
May
7
May
3% May
3
Jan.
2% May
May
May
2X May
25% May
3% May
10
3
3 % May
3
29
24
22
1
10
10
16
17
2
15
15
22
5
29
1
31
29
13
3%
3%
32%
6%
May
May
May
May
May
May 20
90
May 20
May
May
May
May
May
May
X May
X May
% May
1
4
24
9
18
2
2
11
12
37
May 25
17% May 10
20% May 24
4% May 29
9
May 31
1
May 13
X May
2
3% May 19
1% May 18
,
27
20
3
7X Jan-
11
% Feb.
16
IX Jan.
11
%8 Jan.
% Feb.
5
15
Mar.
3
X Mar. 15
10% Apr.
3
% Jan.
5
X May
5
15% May 15
4X May 29
12% Feb.
6
51
May
2% May
10
May
5
May
8
May
4
May
9
10
17
17
25
6% May
20
5
11
9
15
15
22
16
31
9
31
15% May 26
Jan.
4%
15%
43%
5%
11
4
23
1% May 16
1% May 17
15% May 26
25
3% May 11
3% May 18
2% May 19
27
19
29
31
31
31
13
Feb. 28
May
2
May 27
Feb. 6
Jan. 30
utH May
May
9'i Feb.
Jan.
T Jan.
51
May
1% May
9
May
3
May
6
May
4
May
24
9
X
1
38
15
*
1
10
55
20%
2%
7%
X
*
Feb.
%« Jan.
4% Jan
30% Mar.
118% Jan.
2X Apr.
% Apr.
1
3X
3%
2%
4%
Jan.
1% Apr.
5X Apr.
IX May
8% Apr.
3
May
4% Jan.
4
May
15% Apr.
2% May
6
Jan.
1
Feb.
11
19
15
30
22
17
3
16
2
1% Feb. 27
21% Mar. 1
2
21
»
3
11
5
13
11
27
31
21
12
18
29
4% Apr. 24
53
May 13
X Jan.
5
21
23
26
24
100
4,800
2,000
Mar.
11
12%
X
Feb.
Jan.
May
Feb.
100
100 Bright Star Elec class B
3,000
34
44%
8%
Mar.
A preferred
stamped
300 Bower Roller Bearing
2,100 Bridgeport Machine com
300
May 13
Jan.
3
May 12
Mar. 2
9
2%
1%
3%
25%
D preferred
stamped
Inc
4,300 Bourjols
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Jan.
33
90
Boston & Maine RR—
Prior preferred
....100
27
Apr. 20
Apr. 20
12%
%
2%
IX
IX May 29
9
Mar.
5
7
May 31
May 31
May 11
May 31
3
May 25
3% May 26
52
May 29
10
10
Feb.
2
2
17
19
2X May
IX May
IX May
3
May
10% May
39% May
3% May
IX May
3% May 26
43
May
1
80
3,000
900
2
10
*
2,700 Bliss (E W) A Co common
•
161.563 Blue Ridge Corp com
1
Opt 6% Conv pref
52,463
.._..*
1,232 Blumenthal (S) Be Co com...*
60
Sale
48
1,800
53,300
21,200
1,100
50
80
3%
Sale
2
Sale
44
ZH
$2.50 Conv pref
400
1,600
3
10% Sale
Sale
3X Sale
39 X
100 Aviation Sec of N Engl new.l
1,200
1,500
20
a
_
4
Mar. 31
8% May
May
May
May
36
May
3
14
38
10
9
May
3
10
May 17
7
May 25
2X May 12
2
May
4
6%May 3
May 27
1% May 19
5
84
70
43% Jan.
5
8% May 20
73
Mar. 27
2X May
1
IX May 16
IX May 17
15% May 26
15X May £6
60
...
5
11
3
May 17
3% Mar.
7VS Apr. 27
13% Mar. 3
37
8X May 16
,9% May 31
% May
3
17
2%
X
15" "12"
common
Jan.
% Jan.
7
9%
•
American deposit recta.. £1
14,900
11,400 Associated Rayon Corp com.*
2,300 Atlantic Coast Fisheries
*
3,000 Atlas Plywood Corp
*
629,366 Atlas Utilities Corp com...*
*
21,900 $3 preferred A
Warrants
125,467
10,900 Auto Voting Machine com..*
1,400
2,600
8
17% Feb. 21
3% Mar. 22
3
Apr.
1
37% Feb. 28
X
Sale
22 X Jan.
25
Mar. 31
1% Feb. 23
% Jan. 24
5% Mar. 3
% Jan. 10
11
27
31
Associated Elec Industries—
7,300
8,200
11
24
7
2% Mar. 2
60
Apr.
4
X Feb. 15
17
13
May
7
May
84
May
70
May
9
May
38
May
44% May
8% May
11
May
12X May
a
8
.....
100
16,600 Anchor Post Fence com.
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate
1,100
Corp Common
*
9,600 Arcturus Radio Tube
J
32,500 Armstrong Cork com
•
21,900 Art Metal Works common. ..5
25,700
12,900
27
19
Highest.
Sale Prices
22% Jan.
2X Feb.
13
Apr.
1
725 Amer Transformer common
400 Amsterdam Trading Am shs
100
3%
IX
10X
X
20
X Sale
7
200 Amer Potash & Chem Corp^_
400 Amer Salamandra Corp
50
•5,100 Amer Thread preferred
B
100
45
X
1
10,300
6,750
800
1,200
2% Sale
Sale
X
7% 1st pref. ser B
...50
6% 1st pref series D.....50
500 American Hardware.......25
31,500 American Investors com
1
175
M
X
♦
common
325 Amer Mfg Co common
Preferred
130
1,375 American Meter Co...
17
20
cl A*
12,400
100
Sale
46
X
»
New
17
May
8X May
73
May
IX May
% Sale
5
new
com
Sale
10
•
Sale
11
*
*
Amer Founders
Sale
7
Common class B
16,500
38
44X Sale
Common class B
__*
4,112 Amer Dept Stores Corp.
•
63
7% 1st pref series A.....100
American Equities Co
4,500
•
16,200
16,500
Sale
4% Sale
406,400
1,400
5% Sale
78% Sale
Sale
29
S5.50 prior preferred
25 American Cigar Co. com.. 100
6,600 Amer Cyanamid com cl A...*
------
Sale
34
4X Sale
Six Sale
...
S3 preferred
4,700
3,700
1,900
Sale
44
...
1,200
12
25
»5
5
360 American Book Co
100
500 Amer British St Contr Corp.*
2",800
■A* Sale
cV4
14
100
Series C warrants
Series D warrants
600 Amer Bakeries cl A stock
9,400
4
Sale
*
100 American Arch Co com.
600 Amer Austin Car Com
200
1 %
10
20
»
6% preferred
879
361
100
"~3%
% Sale
•
800 Aluminum Goods Mfg...
Aluminum Ltd..
11,800
1,650
IX Sale
2%
5
8%
9%
pref..*
conv
20,400 Allied Mills Inc
138,500 Aluminum Co common
Preferred
18,400
5,800
ih
3
4X May
8
67
May 16
1
May 17
50
750 Allied Int Inv S3
13,900
66,200
x
X
*
16,300 Air Investors Inc com v t c__*
Convertible preference
4,500
*
13,250
Warrants
2,135 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary
50
2,500
1,600
„
17 X May
100
2,100 Aero Supply Mfg class B
7,900
1,700
4%
25
1,400
-
3%
*
25
....
r
1932.
$107,054,000
AGGREGATE SALES.
May.
1933.
May
Feb.
18
15%
43%
5%
3
3%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Jan,
May
2% May
12% Jan.
5
May
8
May
5% Apr.
15%/Apr.
3% May
10
May
3% May
3 X May
32% May
6% May
11
18
19
31
31
H
31
25
26
13
16
17
3
15
15
10
17
5
29
1
31
29
13
Mar. 29
26
Feb.
May 20
82% Mar. 23
90
May 20
Apr. 21
22% Jan.
15
May
May
Apr.
May
Mar.
May
37
May 25
17% May 10
20% May 24
4% May 29
9
May 31
1
May 13
X May
2
3% May 19
1% May 18
90
20%
2%
7%
%
X
%
%
Feb.
Jan.
26
4
24
26
18
20
2
2
4
85
1
NEW
43
NEW YORK
Since
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
1933.
2,300
"""loo
Bid.
INDUS. Be MISC. (Con.) Par
Shares.
Shares.
range since jan. 1.
prices in may.
aggregate sales.
May.
EXCHANGE
YORK CURB
10
8
.......*
Sale
.245*
British
com
5.300
10,500
Amer
100
600
Amer
4,400
5,500
100
100
275
275 Brown Co 6% pref__
65* May 23
13
25
Amer Tobacco, Ltd—
dep rets ord bear. £1
dep receipts reg10s
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
8X Sale
22x
24x
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
18
4%
28,600 Brillo Mfa Co common......*
Class A..
350
100 Bristol Brass Corp
Ask.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Lowest.
May 31.
May 1.
205* Sale
1
May
10
13" "May 11
May 11
May 31
205* May 24
21
185* May
3
205* May 24
65* Feb.
2
185* Apr. 18
13
May 11
115* Apr. 24
225* Apr. 28
13
May 11
Mar. 23
165* Jan. 19
21
May 31
205* May 24
16
British Celanese Ltd—
Am
ix
dep rets ord reg shs
15* May
25*
2x
ix
3
2% May 24
45* May 27
4
May 29
45* May 27
3
May 26
45* May 27
4
May 29
8
29
31
10
29
125* May
8
2 5* May 29
5* May 18
2 x May
3
Am dep rets
Bulova
100
100
700
165*
11
*
Burma
2x
2
1x
ix
Corp, Amer dep rets.
.....10
Butler Bros
Cable Radio Tube
x4x
12x
2x
35*
2%
3x
x
x
x
5* Sale
c_*
com 1t
xx
xx
Sale
Sale
Sale
x
25*
5x
Warrants
4,700
8,200
conv
Carnation Co
8
*
A stk
4x
95*
5* May
25* May
x
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
X May
4
35* May 16
4
4
95* May
55* May
18
1
1
May 10
Carreras Ltd—
10
9,400
12,600
Am
Sale
5
Carrier Corp common..
8
7
95* May 27
Celanese Corp of Amer—
11,375
4,025
17,700
650
1,400
6,000
100
2,700
100
240
1st preferred
Conv pref
580 Chllds Co preferred
200
26
.
Sale
...
300 City Auto Stamping Co
500 Claude Neon El Prod com
Sale
Sale
75*
Sale
Sale
6
295*
25*
Preferred B
Sale
Sale
Sale
*
Preferred BB
Sale
25
*
Preferred
4
Sale
2X
14 X
Sale
Sale
865* Sale
85
Sale
105* Sale
395* Sale
30 5* Sale
Sale
7x
15
2X
145*
...»
Cities Service common
3X
5
1
*
100
300
3
4
Apr. 29
55* Mar. 3
X Jan.
35* May
6
Feb.
18
May
5* Jan.
25* May
*
65*
%
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
Sale
4
May
865* May
12
May
395* May
32
May
4
May
75* May
35* May
22
May
185* May
93
May
685* May
3
May
26
May
20
May 26
3
May
9
7} * May 31
2) * May
2
22
May
2
145* May 25
47
27
31
31
31
31
31
31
29
2
5
65* May 31
May 29
25* May 31
25
May 31
9
May 29
a2
5* May
125* May
1
May
3
9
May
2
5
May 11
7
May
3
X May
15* May
5
5* May 16
105* May 12
26
19
20
3
75* Apr. 21
35* May 29
May
2
185* May
5
22
25
1
65* May
May
25* May
25
May
Feb. 23
2
30
29
9
1
Mar. 12
7
May 29
Jan.
5
X May 31
May 19
X May 19
155* May 31
Apr. 12
15* Apr. 28
5* May 16
8
Jan. 17
30
Apr.
4
85* Feb. 27
May
7
x May
May
% May
155* May
Sale
9
May
4
185* May 31
ix
15*
Sale
1
May 10
25* May 13
Mar. 16
•
x
Sale
$3.50 preferred
*
24,566 Cons Retail Stores Inc com.*
1,400 Continental Secur common.*
5*
*A
15*
5*
25*
May
3
May 24
May 19
May
2
5* May
6
15* May 24
1
May 26
45* May 29
15* May 24
5*8 Jan. 18
X Jan. 28
15* May 24
1
May 26
15* Jan.
4?* May 29
Mills
4
...100
Inc
95*
18
ix
35*
x
7,800
100
100
Merchandising v t c
x
x
x
x
15*
5*, Jan.
Apr.
4
185* May 31
5* Jan. 16
25* May 13
13
Continental Shares Inc—
700
pref
100
3,800
3,300
5,200
543,000
2,700
1,700
1,700
800
3,939
3,700
5,800
New
com
100
800
100
600
93,500
2,000
200
20
1,600
10,000
3,100
4,700
400
8,800
pref class A.
10
4x
35*
14
Sale
Sale
55*
65*
45*
35*
Sale
Sale
65*
6
Sale
Sale
125
25
conv
1
15* May 16
125* May 29
7
May 26
May 31
65* May 31
75* May 12
May
May
May
May
900 Cuban Tobacco
1,700
*
com v t
Cuneo Press com.
1154
10
200
18
12
14
11
19
Sale
9
9
Sale
15
c—*
...
15
100
65*% Pref with warr
900 Davenoort Hosiery.....
35*
9X
85* Sale
x
x
*
100
304,100 Deere Be Co com
6,400 Detroit Aircraft Corp
200 Dictaphone Corp common
20 Dixon (Jos) Crucible Co..100
115*
8
Sale
10
18
Sale
185*
5*
%
Sale
Sale
Sale
45* Sale
40
ix
1,900 Doehler Die-Casting.
12,500 Dow Chemical Co com...
10
2x
IX
395*
25*
Sale
100 Draper Corp
7
5,400 Driver Harris Co common.. 10
18,000 Dubiller Cond Corp com—
Sale
Sale
965*
*
100
.
56
Sale
43
Preferred.
155* May
16
May
12
May
105* May
65
May
8
May
145* May
X May
5
May
35
May
25* May
395* May
May
965
43
May
6
May
May
2
May
5* May
*
Preferred series B
1
Sale
105*
Sale
9
7X
5*
Sale
5*
Sale
2
Sale
5*
15*
1
Sale
Sale
35*
Sale
Sale
Sale
x
400 Durham Hosiery cl B com
x
x
ix
ix
ix
•
10,000 Duval Texas Sulphur
11.500 Eisler Electrfc
Class A
10
—1
3x Sale
385*
11,900 Electric Shareholdings com.l
$6 Conv pref with warr
*
5,700
525 Elgin Nat Watch new.....15
Sale
Sale
8
Sale
8
37
35*
Sale
37
55*
425*
Sale
10
2
12
19
1
20
.
11
11
3
31
31
3
18
16
1
225
7
Sale
45* May
4
May
35* May
415* May
55* May
Sale
25* May
IX
645*
Sale
Sale
45*
43
55*
485*
■
965* May
43
May
105* May
15* May
3
May
25* May
31
31
27
May
May
May
May
May
May
44
May
75* May
X May
1
May 29
31
27
5
24
18
29
24
31
11
16
25
1,400
2,300
2,400 Falrchild Aviation class A..*
100
3,700 Fajardo Sugar
1,100 Fansteel Products Inc......*
600
500
500
100
"5,966
3,100
210
25,350
3,600
3,500
32,000
250
800 Fedders Mfg Co class A
1,400 Federal Bake Shops com
800 Federated Capital Corp
_.*
*
Nat Stores 7% 1st pf_100
71,450 Fisk Rubber common..
Preferred.....
100
6,900
*
5,700 Flintkote Co class A....
61,900 Ford Motor of Canada cl A__*
775
Class
ix
15*
40
"I
2
25*
3x
Sale
Sale
15*
25*
Sale
85*
7
Sale
25
100
6% preferred
12,800 F.E.D. Corp
6,300 Fiat Amer dep rets
590 First
*
*
*
x
4X Sale
9
10
135*
110
111
1095*
15* Sale
35*
Sale
Sale
Sale
35
6x
Sale
3
6x
Sale
65*
Sale
15
B
Sale
4
Sale
2
3
4
6
2
35* May 31
M',y
May
15* May 15
4
May
6
5* May 10
a X May
15* May 17
645* May 31
3
May 29
5
May 13
1
May 10
1
40
a5* May
8
7
I May
95*
125* May 18 145*
145*
113
111
1125* 1095* May
55*
3
May
45* Sale
33
May 20 42
345* Sale
45*
3
May
11
16 5* "Sale"
65* May
175*
16
Sale
115* May 19
75*
135*
May 29
May 29
May 24
May 24
May 24
May 19
May 31
May 31
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
28,500
500
1,100
100
89,900
4,200
1,100
100
Amer dep
Sale
45*
Sale
5*
rets.-Ord reg £1
Sale
Ford of France Am dep rets
Foremost Dairy Prod com...*
Conv
*
preferred
500
100
600
6,500
35,200
10,500
7,500
800
600
New capital stock
....*
3,100
1,700 Franklin (H H) Mfg com....*
100
7% preferred
100
"4
4x
i
35* Sale
1
15*
2x
7
_*
4,200 Garlock Packing Co com
9,700 General Alloys Co
82,350 General Aviation Corp com *
New common
1
10,500
General Elec Co of Great Brit
65*
x
2x
7
x
Sale
6
1
Sale
65*
Sale
£1
65*
2x
6x
3x
8
Sale
15,700
1,200
American dep receipts
Gen
Fireproofing
For footnotes see page 54.
com—
700 General Rayon A stock
•
*
2
55*
8
Sale
15*
85*
Sale
Sale
85*
55*
Sale
Sale
May 26
May 31
65* May 31
75* May 12
7
Apr. 21
May 10
22
16
16
May 29
May 10
12
Mar.
15
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
1
3
31
95* Apr. 28
15
Jan.
Mar. 21
65
Apr. 22
55* Mar. 2
10
May 19
May 29
60
6
Jan.
8
35
6
May
5
May 11
15* Feb. 23
Mar. 3
965* May 31
43
May 31
35* Feb. 25
% Feb.. 1
2
May 16
5* Feb.
3
30
H
15*
x
25*
25*
25*
35
Apr.
Mar. 28
15* Feb. 24
Mar.
Mar.
1085* Mar.
X Apr.
18
May
45* May
May
965* May
43
May
105* May
15* Apr.
3
May
25* May
31
40
57
31
29
31
31
27
10
16
25
245* Jan. 17
35* May 31
15* May 17
645* May 31
3
May 29
5
May 13
May 10
Apr. 27
105* Jan. 31
May 29
145* May 29
113
May 24
May 24
May 24
4* May 19
May 31
175* May 31
5* Apr.
15* Apr.
25* Jan.
54 Feb.
5* Feb.
105* Jan.
3J* Mar.
9
2
4
6
15* May 31
35* May 27
IX Jan. 26
85* May 24
85* May 18
55* May 29
48
Jan. 27
75* May 31
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
55* May
22
195* May
5* Jan.
55* May
4rs
Jan.
15* Feb.
45* Feb.
95* Feb.
35* May 22
35* May
~
5* May 16
1
May 25
45* May 31
4
May
5* May 17
1
May 25
25* Feb. 28
3
Mar. 31
5* May 16
1
May 25
45* May 31
45* Jan.
4
X May 17
1
May 25
25* May 20
5* May 16
3
May
35* May 31
15* May 17
5
Mari7
25* Mar.
X Jan.
3
May
3
35* Jan.
6
15* May 17
5
May 17
Foundation Co.
1,300
ill Apr. 25
IX May 16
125* May 29
10
22
2,000 Ex-Cell-O Aircraft Be Tool..*
29
16
31
15
25
23
5
57
19
25
31
31
45*
45*
25*
25*
6
31
45* May 31
*
Class A non-vot com
1
5* Mar. 25
45* Mar.
45* Feb. 28
5* Apr.
3
15* May 13
6
Mar. 31
10
Emerson's Bromo-Seltzer—
1,200
Mar. 21
1
29
10
2
31
19
29
2
31
May
May
May
May
May
May
195* May
5* May
55* May
40
May
15*
35*
15*
85*
85*
55*
X May
15* May
35*
1
new
new
1
4
1
.._*
com.
31,000 Elec Pow Associates
,55,375
15*
35*
15*
45*
900 East Utll Invest cl A com.. *
4,800 Easy Washing Mach class B_*
May 31
May
9
11
85* May
1
May
15* May 13
105* May 10
Sale
125*
11
4X Sale
3X Sale
55* May 31
15
May 29
1
2
Zellerbach Corp—
500
4,400
1,200
525
115*
7
2.900
3,700
18,600
40,900
9X Sale
ix
2
10
9
May
May
*
10
$6
Sale
20
25
com
2
"i'x Sale'
38,200 Crocker Wheeler Elec Mfg..*
36,500 Crown Cork Internet cl A
10
100
6X Sale
x
ix
55*
12
12
dep rets for ord stk req
450 Crane Co
Crown
100
25
9x
1
common
$6 Conv, pref A...........*
Courtaulds Ltd
£1
Am
Sale
2
'454 "io"
X Jan.
75* Apr.
55* May
15
May
2
Jan.
115* May
5*« Apr.
75* Apr. 25
X Sale
...100
*
Cooper Bessemer Corp com..*
$3 pref A with warrants..*
Copeland Products Inc
..*
Cord Corp
—5
Corroon be Reynolds com...*
Convertible
100 Continental Steel
19
19
31
30
x Apr.
Convertible preferred. .100
175
2,600 Consolidated Aircraft com
3,700
4
Securities—
Consol Automatic
21,200
24,800
31
Sale"
25*
*
Columbia Pictures Corp com *
Commonw'lth
400
31
155*
com
Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg25
10 Columbia
188",20G
31
175*
xt
*
1,800
2,000
1,100
31
105* Mar. 2
1
Apr. 15
5
Apr. 15
5
May 11
30
10x
1
2,400
900
May 27
865* May 31
12
May 31
395* May 31
32
May 31
4
May 31
93
11
Jan.
26
May 27
Apr.
5
Apr.
5
Apr. 21
May
25* Jan.
7
Apr.
5* Mar.
13 5* Mar.
65* Mar.
10
16
27
10
X
35*
Claude Neon Lights com
Cleveland Tractor com
400 Club Aluminum Utensil
1,400
11,633
Jan.
26
Feb. 20
4
Apr. 21
May 29
x
Sale
21,600
5,600
""666
"2",100
25*
*
600
400
2
*
250
,300
4,400
Sale
2x
2
*
1,290,800
28,200
5,000
Sale
69 X
...
$7 div preferred
1,400
10,100 Centrifugal Pipe Corp
400 Charls Corp com. 4
4,500 Chicago Corp com
740,000
11,300
3,300
100
47
18,215
7% 1st partic pref....
100
7% prior preferred......100
5,470
15
24,700 Celluloid Corp com
900
15* Feb. 28
15* Feb. 27
25* Jan.
dep rets B ord
Apr. 12
May 29
Maj 31
135*
25*
5*
25*
55*
5
4x
8
155* Sale
8
Sale
5X
*
common
125*
25*
5*
25*
55*
125* May
8
25* May 29
x May 18
25* May
2
35* May
2
200 Can Indus Alcohol cl A
300 Carman be Co
"3", loo
Inc—
$3.50 conv pref
100 Burco Inc common...
2,900
27,700
13,700
200
Co
200
9,500
7,400
800
Watch
45* May 27
3
May 26
15s
.100
Apr.
1
24
British South Africa Co—
65*
5*
65*
75*
May
May
May
May 22
75* May
4
3
May
4
5* May 26
8
Mar. 31
May 31
15* May 15
95* May
854 May 29
85* May 12
65* May 29
1
May 10
Mar. 22
25* Jan.
3
75* May 22
4
Mar.
25* Feb. 25
5* May 26
May 31
15* May 15
95* May
5
854 May 29
8
85* May 12
65* May 29
1
Apr. 2J,
June, 1933.]
NEW
YOEK
CUEB
AGGREGATE SALES,
In
May.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Shares.
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares.
43
EXCHANGE
1933.
INDUS. 8c MISC. {Con.) Par
Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
May 1.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
Gen Theatret Equip Inc
11.30C
20,500
20c
mm,'—
—
$3
preferred
conv
x
*
54
X
Sale
1,940
--
56.30C
IX
45*
95* Sale
*
88,200 Glen Alden Coal Co..
10,400 Globe Underwriters......—2
7,300 Godchaux Sugars class B—*
4.30C
7.00C
57,100 Gold Seal
Gorham
450
Elec com
..1
500
1,540
%
100
100 Gt Lakes Dr & Dock Co
400
54 May
May
51
May
5*
2
125* Sale
55* Sale
1
9
8
54
62
X May 31
May 31
May 31
54 Mar. 15
Apr.
May
15* Feb.
654 Apr.
23
62
9
May
554 May
4
May
4
Feb.
25
254 Apr. 18
IgK
9X
14
Sale
11
120
Sale
Sale
Sale
165
Sale
11
14554 Sale
11954
Sale
*
15*
2
1254 May
1654 May 29
13
14
May
May
11
14
May 31
1354 Sale
May
121
Sale
May 24
1195* May 15 122
163
175
Sale
18154 May 15
May
16
May 27
May 27 16
11
23
May 29
May
2
154 May 17
25*
May 18
5*6 Apr.
7
Feb.
145* May 20
6
May
5
654 May 18
5
95* Apr.
13*
6
54 May
2,000 Greyhound Corp
Jan.
6
Sale
2
Sale
Feb.
1
Jan.
9
May 15
16
2
May 27
May 29
May 18
9
May
Apr.
154 Apr.
11
254 May 17
154 May 19
124M
Mar.
Mar.
9
2
*
com
1654 May 29
1554 Apr. 20
854 Apr.
118
128
25 Grief Bros Cooperage com A. *
2", 000
May 31
May 31
May 31
54
51
145* May 20
6
May
'
654 May 18
9
(Name cha nged to Pac ific Eastern C orp.)
%> Sale
5* Sale
54 May
5* May
1
Sale
12
800 Great Northern Paper Co..25
600 Greenfield Tap & Die com.
400
35
Sale
Inc—
$3 preferred with warr
*
3,000
3,500 Gorham Mfg Co com v t c_
3,250 Gray Tel Pay Station com—*
2,830 Gt Atl 8c Pac Tea 1st pref.100
Non-voting common stock *
5,060
1,300
1,150
X
2
Sale
55*
Goldman Sachs Trading—
34,030
5*
11
Sale
62
100
•
6% preferred A
300 Gilbert (A C) Co com
54 Sale
54
225 Gen Tire & Rubber com—25
1.94C
Mar.
23
Mar.
3
254 May 17
154 May
Grocery Stores Prod-—
6,300
Common
6,300
t c new
Sale
54 May
•
v
1
2
354 May
54
25c
1,600 Hall fC M) Lamp Co
800
8
354 May 24
May 29
54 May
2
1
May 29
15* Mar. 24
354 May 24
5* Apr.
54 Mar.
May
154 Mar. 20
5* Mar. 1
8
Apr. 18
1
Apr. 29
54 Jan. 11
655* May 27
3
Apr. 29
5* Feb. 18
12
May 13
195* Feb. 20
15* May 31
12
Apr. 17
225* May 31
Handley Page Ltd—
100
600
2,900
76,100
Am Dep rets part pref 8i
1
4,900 Happiness Candy St cl A..
76,200 Hazel Atlas Glass Co..
100
1,100 Hazeltlne
2,200
X
Corp
•
3,100 Helena Rubinstein common
2,100 Heyden Chemical Co
700
300
1,900
"25* "45*
X
Horn 8c Hardart com.......*
200
7% preferred
100
700 Huyler's of Del
807
7% preferred
1,500
45,300
1,100
~2
1054
24
I§
Sale
15*
Sale
2154
20
Sale
5*
225* Sale
1
354
100
6,500 Hydro-Elec Secur com
49,352 Hygrade Food Prod new
2,200 Hygrade Sylvania Corp
754
45*
35*
854
5
.*
May 23
54 May
May
3
May
54 May
1054 May
17
May
15* May
'
44
15
27
12
3J
1
May 23
54 May
655* May 27
3
May 15
54 May 24
12
May 13
18
May 18
15* May 31
44
„
17
Apr. 20
15* May 31
Apr. 17
1754 Apr.
6
12
205*
*
com
Sal?
Sale
354
8
54 Sale
454
5*
•
6,300
50
500
500
Sale
61
850 Hires (Chas E) class A com..*
100 Horn (A C) Co common
*
1st preferred
100
..50
100
54
X
25
on
65*
Sale
65* Sale
554
4
Sale
1354
195* May
87
May
5* May
20
May
554 May
35* May
19
May
9
25
27
23
18
225* May
87
May
254 May
20
May
65* May
75* May
24
May
31
25
29
23
31
26
17
Feb.
85
18
90
5* May 27
20
Jan.
19
35* Mar. 31
254 Mar. 3
13
Feb.
23
Jan.
30
254 May 29
20
Jan.
19
754 Jan.
4
75* May 26
24
May 17
Imperial Chem Industries—
500
500
3,100
Am
dep rets ord reg
454 May 11
8
May
185* May 15
_£1
200
4,800 Imperial Tobacco Co of Can..
8,400 Imp Tob of Gt Brit 8c Irel__£l
12,000
2,300
29,500 Insur Co of North Amer.._10
2,625 (nternat Cigar Machinery..
19,600
23,000 I nternat Products com
•
1,800 Internet Safety Razor cl B_*
30,900 Interstate Equities com
1
$3 conv preferred
10,900
50
2,200 Interstate Hosiery Mills...
29,300 Irving Air Chute com new._l
400 Industrial Finance
v
t C....1
o
34
X
M
3454
38
154
o
Sale
54
42
454 May 11
*85* May 29
19
May 12
3754 May
4254 May 31
2654 May 29
454 May 11
65* Feb.
~
54 Apr.
18
May
16,700
5,700
800
28,100
200
Warrants
500
,54
154
%
Sate
145* Sale
654
8
254 Sale
154
154
5* Sale
145* Sale
10
Sale
554 Sale
254 Sale
154
254
1
254 May 24
154 May
3
May
May 10
May
1
554 May
5* May 29
Sale
1854 Sale
1054
14
85* Sale
_
...
354
25*
15*
1854
125*
854
54
454 May 11
*85* May 29
19
May 12
I
Jan.
17
Mar. 31
42 54 May
15
Mar. 23
2654
154
354
25*
15*
1854
125*
854
31
29
28
6
19
18
31
17
24
100 Internatl Holding & Invest.*
500
16
25
154
Sale
Feb.
15
154
54
154
54
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
9
Apr.
754 Jan.
454 Apr.
54 Apr.
May
May 19
May 18
May 31
May 17
May 24
May 18
28
17
16
4
11
5
13
21
1
May
Apr.
May
May
May
May
May
May
54 Jan.
21
Jan.
Feb.
10
JonasScNaumburg Corp—
5,400
Common
8,900
1,000
3,200
200
100
100
New
Corp
1
3* 10*
Sale
3
Sale
1
May 31
52
May 29
1
5* Apr. 25
Feb.
6
2
19
Jan.
28
52
May 29
Mar. 21
Feb.
3
1
10
7
11
354
4
8
10
454 Sale
454 May
1
1
May 11
1
May 19
754
1
Mar. 21
1
10
10
65*
6
2
45
*
common
common
3
May 25
May
9
50 54
Klelnert (J B) Rubber com..*
620 Knott
5*
554
2
•
100
100 Kellogg Switch B&Sup comlO
400 Klein (D Emil) Co common..*
......
------
X
......*
S3 Convertible pref
710 Jones & Laughlln com
200
550
Feb. 23
10
2
75* May 29
1
May 11
1
May 19
1
7
Apr.
54 Apr. 19
May 19
75* May 29
15* Jan. 24
1
May 19
Kolster Brandes Ltd—
500
1,700
475
1,500
American shares
X
£1
54
54
54 Sale
5*
54 May 16
54 May 31
54 Jan.
54 May 31
1
Koppers Gas & Coke—
6% preferred
900 Kress (S H) 8c Co
300
1,400
spec
3,100 Lakey Foundry 8c
10
Mach
5 Lane Bryant 7% pref
300
2,700
1,700
10,500
200
1,050
31,600
mm.—
—
—
154
54
54
154 Sale
*
25
62
May 19
105* May
5
45
54 May
54 May
25 X May
15* May 24
54 May
6
255* May
2
5* Jan. 18
54 May
5
2554 May 2
25
Apr.
4
85
May
1
54 May
8
3
Apr. 15
1
554 Apr.
3
5
2
100
...
85
4
6
754
Sale
3
5
1854
154
20
.154
85
Sale
AX
4
15*
Sale
754 Sale
554
26
754
29
35* Sale
2
Sale
65*
754
854 Sale
654
8
35
5
40
Sale
May
1
54 May
8
May
1
754 May
1
654 May 29
29
May
6
354 May
1
4
85
May
May
May
9'
May
7
May
38
May
55* May
2
7}
1
31
26
25
15
25
16
100
80,300 Louisiana Land
5* Sale
8c Expl com.*
600 Ludlow Mfg Associates.....*
700
900
6 H % pref with
com
2,100 Mapes Cons Mfg Co
900 Marlon Steam Shovel
200
2,200
47,200
5*
*
300 Lazarus(F&R)& Co 6% pf.100
6,800 Lefcourt Realty com new
1
Preferred
3,300
.....*
21,900 Lehigh Coal 8c Nav
.*
600 Lerner Stores Corp com
•
614% pref with warr
2,450
100
49,200 Llbby McNeil 6c Llbby...
10
—
51,100
May 15
105* May 17
pf__10
800 Land Co of Florida..
10 Landers Frary & Clark
800
45
100
500
2,700
200
26
54
6,400
900
1
25* May 19
X
15*
54
Sale
28
3054
% Sale
34
36
5*
a\
40
2
56
54
5854
1
Sale
35
2
38
Sale
60
Sale
May 10
154 May
2
2
May 3
X May
2
32
May 29
1
May 27
5854 May 2
32
May 24
154 May
2
35* May 16
15* May 15
37
May 17
2
May 31
69
May
5
103
8
10
11
1354
125
75
— —-
—
50
7,400
100
100
200
600
$2
conv
1,800
3,200
$2
non-cum dlv
154
1
Sale
IX Sale
54 Sale
400
12
May 29
May
4
54 May
9
54 May 11
Vs May
9
554 May 23
25
2
12
25
24
9
.10
pref
354 Sale
*
354 May 31
4
354 Sale
shares....*
300
6X
Sale
200
100
15
Sale
100 J
——————
110
18
154
12,585
2,000
Sale
1754
35
18
May
1
May 19
May
1
May
May
% May
54 May
6
May
18
400
24
Sale
17
19
22
9h
1,300
Sale
9
Sale
^
154
1
10,500
Sale
24
261,6001
Sale
600
"50
725
14,500
.50,200
""430
450
67,6001
350
24,0001
For fODtnotes
3
5
3
53
5
Feb. 28
154 Feb.
5*6 Apr.
2
Feb.
Apr.
17
21
Feb.
27
27
Feb. 24
May 24
154 May
2
45* May 16
15* May 15
37
May 17
2
May 31
69
May
5
19
70
Jan.
21
12
May 29
X Feb. 14
4
154 Apr.
5* Jan. 28
27
1
Mar.
Feb.
38 J* Feb.
70
Jan.
8
Feb.
Mar. 28
2
9
13
32
19
154
Sale
3054 Sale
Sale
254
Sale
33
Sale
20
Mar. 20
Apr.
8
Jan. 20
May 11
May
9
May 23
25
12
25
24
9
18
54
54
54
554
May
May
% May
54 May
6
May
2
Feb. 27
6
65* May 31
6554 May 23
7054 May
4
1554 May 18
654 May 11
5* May 29
154 May
4
80
5*6 May
4
754 May
1
154 May 31
54 May
2
15* May
1
2954 May 22
Mar. 20
20
May
185* May
654 May
% May
2
May
54
954
154
54
May
May
May
May
May
3354 May
3
15
26
11
29
12
1
Mar. 28
18
Apr. 17
59
Apr.
3
154 Jan. 17
4654 Feb. 27
1
11
1
141
Feb.
17
654 May 11
5i May 29
154 Feb. 27
54
2
4 54
8
31
2
31
31 *20 4
45*
68
May 26
May
1
Apr. 17
Jan.
10
154 Jan. 19
May 15
80
20
Jan.
6
654 May 11
X May 29
3
Jan.
10
Feb.
15
Jan.
26
Feb.
28
May
2
May
8
May 31
May
2
3
May 31
3354 May 31
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
5
4
Jan.
23
54
954
154
54
6
Mar. 17
83
5
$2
conv
pref
*
Dairy Prod pref A....100
ational Investors com....-I
85*
17
at
554% pref
554% preferred
Warrants
see page
54.
12
81
'354 Sale"
10
20
Sale
2% Sale
5
12
81
354 Sale
May
254 May
1
8
875 4 May 22
35 4 May 31
100
new
1
40
154
Sale
IX
Sale
IX
Sale
Sale
2754 May 17
154 May
2
40
May 31
154 May 31
1
27
83
Apr.
17
6
105* Feb.
10
18
Feb.
6
11
12
Feb.
24
1
Feb.
28
8754 May 22
354 Apr. 25
15
1001
-
Jan.
154 Mar.
1
31
26
25
15
25
16
3
19
15* Apr.
8
54 May 19
300
10
— —
mmemmrnm
-
X Sale
200
155,900
4,300
—
a
>
X
X
854 Sale
2001
100
-
145*
75
3
4,400
50,500
100
f
16
Sale
100
1,900
24,300
4
17
24
6
2
4
354 May 31
6454 May 19
74
1001
100
Mar. 21
15* May
54 May
255* May
25
Apr.
85
May
2
May
754 May
954 May
7
May
38
May
55* May
154 Feb.
25* May
4
200
100
11
65* May 31
1
May 26
18
May
1
May
5
560
2,300
1,200
May 19
105* May 17
20
400
200
954 May 19
23
54
9,900
9,800
8.000
62
7
w.*
*
300
154 May
1
45
com.
2,500
88,500
2,100
200
pur
Sale
15* Sale
Mar.
Mar
1
18
Apr. 21
54 Apr.
4
40
24
Feb.
27
Apr.
17
Mar. 24
Mar. 17
May 31
154 May 31
NEW
44
Price
NE .TORE
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
28,900
2,900
1
Bid.
INDUS. & MISC. (Con.) Par
36,500 National Leather Co com—*
*
4,900 Nat Rubber Mach com..
900 Nat Screen Service Corp.—.*
34,766
800
500
27,000
300
1
57,000 National Service Co new
Conv partlc preferred
*
1,000
1,700 Nat Steel Corp warrants..
*
58,700 National Sugar Reftf
1,600 National Union Radio corn—1
200 Nebel (Oscar) Co common..
200 Nehi Corp com
200
21
23
x
%
Sale
35X Sale
% Sale
:::: "§~%
ex
8x
x
2%
13
80
400
"3",000
300 New Haven Clock Co com..
10,729 New Mexico & Arls Land—1
""166
12,800
25,000
75
3,600
400
200
400
"i',706
1,700
100
300
2,800
300
30
4
34
7
126
42 k
Sale
18
7,500
2,200
5%
1"X Sale"
Sale
26
3k
17%
"
1,450
9,800
5,400
1,000
Parker Pen Co common
34 k
4%
8
45%
Sale
14
eK
k
ix
3%
18 k
5
3X Sale
40
Sale
8
Sale
„
Sale
Sale
21%
Sale
Sale
45
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
25
3
Sale
47
Sale
70
Sale
2
*
.1
100
100
—10
new
pref
Sale
700 Pie Bakeries Inc
9
400
100
x
320
3
Apr.
May
43
--
x
3X
Sale
Sale
45
6
19
% May 26
At Jan. 19
X Mar. 15
2
Sale
Sale
15
ix
k
17% May
3x May
34
May
16
May 18
23
May
IX May
47
May
May
May
May
May
May
19
31
26
11
27
18
28
35
Jan.
Feb.
30
8
14%
6%
%
1%
3%
3
31
29
25
29
13
27
27
1
19
16
3
May
May
% May
20 X May
1X May
4
May 26
x May 1
14
May
20
OX
5X
X
3X
ox May 31
3x May 22
x May 12
2X May
1
Sale
19 x
Sale
x
ox
12 x
May
May
May
May
May
8
May
ik
20 x Sale
17 x
20
2x
Sale
Sale
Sale
ax
At Sale
6%
16
26
19
31
May 31
May 26
May
3
May 19
% Jan. 31
1% Apr. 28
X Apr. 26
k
1% Apr.
4
3% May 31
Feb.
27
41% May 29
2%
12%
3 %
20%
10%
Feb. 15
Mar. 1
May
2
Mar. 2
Apr. 24
Mar. 28
Mar. 24
Feb. 27
Feb. 17
Feb. 27
Mar.
3
Mar.
1
Mar. 11
8% May 25
22% May 29
7
May 13
50
May 27
18
May 27
23
May
1
3% May 19
77% May 16
84
Jan. 31
3
May 16
20
May 26
% May 19
20% May 31
15
1%
26%
1 %
15
At
9%
1% Jan. 30
1% Apr. 20
% Apr. 15
Feb.
2
Mar.
13
Feb.
May 25
eX May 23
10
73 k
X
3k
3
24
% Mar. 20
Mar. 29
Jan. 27
8
10
Apr. 21
May 23
5
% May 26
X May 26
x May 26
1x
16
Apr. 25
28
May
33
May
2
May
20 X May
15
May
4
7% Sale
7ax
7ax
At Sale
6
6X
'32
Sale
6
73x
X
3X
At
7X May
76
May
X May
eX May
*32 May
May 11
May
May
May
May
7% Conv pref
Rike-Kumler Co
•
Raytheon Mfg, com » t c
*
Reliance Management
15%
2k
1
Sale
*
Republic Gas Co
Reybarn Co., Inc
Reynolds Investing
Sale
11
10
10
27
1
116
114
vl
...10
%
X
ft
Sal/6
Sale*
Sale
20
ix
ix
x
At
20" "22M
2
3
3x Sale
ix
ix
at
x
ix Sale
% Sale
ix
x
ix
x
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
May 12
AX May 29
May 31
May 25
May
May
y
May 10
May
1
May
1
May
9
May 12
May 11
May 10
May
2
May
4
May
4
May
1
IX May 18
X May
6
X May
3
8
Ma y 26
23
May
5
3
May 31
3X May 31
1% May 27
X May 11
2
May 13
X May 31
6 X May
6
41
May 26
1
8X May 27
X May
1
X May 17
7X May
1
20 X May
1
1X May 20
X May 29
10
May 27
29% May 27
%
X
X
4%
20
1X
IX
1
X
IX
X
6
*
Richman. Bros Co
10 Richmond Radiator
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
29 x
com...
Goods Co
ix
%
x
1
May
5 116
May 25 114
105
113
ax
13
*
Reliance Internet com A
116
114
ix
x
•
...»
com
125
108
x
x
x
Rainbow Luminous Prod A.*
Reeves (Daniel) com
May 12
May
2
120
Sale
111
Railroad Shares Corp com..*
Class B
Sale
4
100
125
26
20
31
29
29
31
26
60
15
May 23
1
*
com
6% preferred
1,450
4
22
5
21
29
27
28% Jan.
'
At Feb.
May
May
May
May
7
May
50
May
18
May
23
May
3X May
7734 May
ak May
47
Sale
10
Reliable Stores
Jan.
X May
May
% Mar.
2
Jan."
4
8% May
May
105
Jan. 11 140
34% Feb. 28 47% May
% May 22
31
26
11
27
3X
41x
SX
22 X
2X May
May
Sale
*
$7 participating pref
Rice Stix Dry
17
May 13
6% Apr.
6
7% May 24
May 19
14
May 31
24
7
4% Apr.
Jan.
1% Mar. 28
1 % Apr. 19
1% Apr. 20
12
May 25
Jan.
25
3
Feb.
28
Mar. 15
% Feb. 15
1% Mar. 23
57
J»j
Apr.
Securities—
700
4,800
3,600
7,400
2,100
1% Jan.
29
19
30
18
10
17
18
May 25
12
May
May
May
May
ex
X
IX
3X
34
60
10
% Sale
3k
4%
x Sale
*
preferred
6,600
2,400
1,300
3,300
7,900
7,100
1,300
1,100
800
63
*
4,900
2,300
3,800
3,900
2,500
6,800
10,600
6,400
12,000
16,600
12,600
1,300
1,390
^0
Sale
Sale
46
44
Sale
70
4
|6 preferred
1,370 Quaker Oats
10
19
18
Apr. 11
3
65
May
10
Feb. 25
% Mar. 15
% Jan. 30
1
1
Mar.
6
100
10,000 Pyrene Mfg
430
1
5
com
Warrants.
£Pr'
Mar. 29
May
May
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
May
73
24
10
May 19
14 x
May
May
May 26
May
1
May 10
11
32
15
12 k
Pub Util Holdg without war *
$3
X
2X
1
Prudential Investors com..
Public Util
1,900
2,500
Sale
3%
Sale
(The) Corp com
*
McCallum
Hosiery
225 Prudence Co 7% pref
70,600
1,620
77,000
16,400
67,660
% Sale
Sale
5
o
10
1,600
Mill'! Co
OX
5X
x
1X
5 1 8%May 29
May 27
2 140
3 47% May 26
20
20 x
Powdrell & Alexander
1,600
700
5% May
May
May
31
*
200
Feb.
9
26
•
4,100
Sale
26 x
stock
2,900
14
2%
575
8,200
10%
3
510 Pratt At Lambert
Prentice-Hall Inc—
27,400
4,400
20
eX Sale
150
250
21
Sale
15,900 Pittsburgh Plate Glass com 25
5
6,300 Potrero Sugar com new
Propper
3
21
1ax
X
74
ix
75 Pitts Bessemer & L E RR..50
50
3,500 Pitts & Lake Erie RR_.
Process
2k
20"
10%
200
23",200
Sale
*
com
30
18
2,500 Pierce Governor Co com—,_*
86,200 Pilot Radio Ac Tube class A.*
34,200 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
conv
x May 26
1
May
6
x May 22
35
May
5
29%
4%
3%
%
16%
1
2% Mar. 16
3% Jan. 30
70
2%
34,000 Philip Morris Inc
Class A
35
I,000
17,000 Phoenix Securities common. 1
Conv preferred A
10
5,900
Partlc
6
5
123
41
Sale
Sale
1
2
23
Sale
*
com
242,300 Pennroad Corp com vtc
1,920 Pepperell Mfg Co
1,250
May 25
ox May 12
7X May 24
45
May 19
14
May 31
1
39
3ak
—•
10
Parke Davis & Co.
Sale
3
(Formerly Goldman Sachs)
Paramount Motors Corp....*
23,570 Parker Rust-Proof
100
2,300
65,500
20,600
12
At May
3X Sale
Pan Amer Airways com....10
100 Pet Milk 7%
Feb.
% Feb. 14
22% Feb.
3
X Jan. 13
'X May 26
1
Apr.
7
18
25
16
12
15
18
31
31
27
7
1
200 Pender (D) Grocery cl A
100
ix May 13
3
May
k May 22
34
May 25
Sale
250 Patterson Sargent Co com..*
"7",800
May 17
May
3
May 13
65
18
May 25
5X May
AX May
43
May
7x May
x Sale
1
ix
7x
Sale
Sale
5x
100
1
"30
43%
...*
225
176,700
1,370
May
12
ex
33 x
Ohio Brass class B
300
19
May
1
May 3
May 10
1
ix
ix
Sale
12 x
At Sale
1
ik
5
28%
1
Pacific Eastern Corp
12,190
5
2%
2
*
Novadel Agene com
88,626
34,900
15,300
63,900
16
15
5x
5%
4!%
11
65
20
ix
x
5
U
4
*
Oilstocks Ltd common
5
800 Outboard Motors cl B com..*
Class A conv pref
*
800
*
3,800 Overseas Securities Co
34,700
18,400
10,500
21,800
May 29
May 19
a}
8x
16
78
2%
Northwest Engineering
1,480
11,500
4~X
2x
12
aha
Noma Elec Corp com
27,100
950
-4
18x
ik
ik
360 Northwestern Yeast Co—100
9,100
20}
ix
3
%
200 North American Cement—
2,100 Northam Warren Corp pref.*
300 North & South Amer Corp A*
170
x
Apr.
5
Mar. 18
3
Prices.
3% May
5
May
10% Mar.
2% May
6% May
3% May
39
May
1
May
% May
1
Apr.
Feb. 10
Mar. 29
Chile
(Cosach) Ctfs for ord b
2,700
Sale"
Sale
1
70
78
16
1
46,600 Niagara Share Corp class B 5
A preferred
75
100
*
5,650 Nlles-Bement-Pond com
23,400
3,600
65
12 X
644 N Y Auction Co common..
100 N Y Merchandise Co com...*
N Y Shipbuilding Co
Founders shares
1
56,800
Nitrate Corp of
18,900
38%
2x May 12
ox May 15
3% May 18
39
May 31
1
May 31
X May 27
14% May 11
ax May 19
Sale
14
15
73
com
ix May
1
3
May 31
2x May
4
34
May 3
x May
1
x May 26
ix Sale
Highest.
Sale
X
%
5%
X
9
*
2,800 Newberry (J J) Co
50
3X May 18
5
May 25
x May
2
May 15
"5"* "Io%
Sale
10
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
2
ix
*
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale
3
250
7% preferred
—*
800 New Engl Grain Prod Co..
1,200
Ask.
2k
700 Nelsner Bros pref
100
200 Nelson (Herman) Corp $5
350 Neptune Meter class A
*
250 Nestle Le Mur Co class A..
290 New Amsterdam Casualty. 10
350
100
1%
9
Sale
Bid.
"~2x
ih
Ask. Bid.
2k
Sale
1%
5%
ik
Ask.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
May 1.
1933.
Shares.
Shares.
range since jan. 1.
prices in malc.
aggregate sales.
May.
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
29 X
*
com
*
•
com
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
1,109
5
7,600 Roosevelt Field Inc
Rossla Internat Corp
*
II,900
*
15,000 Royal Typewriter com...
100
2,800 Ruberold Co
AX
Sale
7
x
k
5K
x*
6K
18
10
7%
8x
10
sal/6
Sale
11x
Sale
x Sale
93-2
iox
Sale
Sale
29
May
1,130 Ryerson (Jos T) Ac Son Inc.
2,700
128,700
4,100
8,675 Safety Car Heating Ac Ltg.lOO
10
238,900 St Regis Paper Co
7% preferred
100
4,790
Sale
2X
Sale
Sale
16
May 29
2
May 29
20% May 31
15
May 26
May 25
6% May 23
15
Apr.
Jan.
7% May
76
May
% Apr.
6% May
% Jan.
3
8
X Feb. 22
% May
9
% Feb. 28
2
15%
%
1%
X
%
X
%
6
25
Feb.
27
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
13
24
21
29
1
18
2
May
4
Mar. 18
% Apr. 26
1% Apr. 27
Mar. 23
4
20
18
11
10
28
27
3
2
Feb.
3
4% May 29
Mar. 30 115
109
Feb. 24
May 31
33
116
Mar.
64
60
31
26
11
11
May 31
Feb.
9
VA May 18
% Jan. 11
% Jan. 11
8
May 26
23
May
5
3
May 31
3% May 31
1% Jan. 12
%6Jan. 25
2
May 13
% May 31
6% May
6
41
May 26
% Apr. 26
1% Apr. 27
8% May 27
29 x
1
18
23
8% Feb.
8
1% May 20
% May 29
10
May 27
29% May 27
2% Apr. 15
18
May 27
29
May
1
2
x May
May
2
47% May 31
3 x May 12
34% May 31
16% Feb.
3
1% Feb. 31
12% Mar. 12
47% May 31
3 % May 12
34% May 31
81
May
5
11% May 18
2% May 29
24
May 31
1
May 17
71%
6%
X
9%
%
10% May
4
7% May 17
May 17
1
May 18
4% May 31
26
*
200 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc
"""550
2
30
May
May
Jan.
Jan.
11X May
Sale
20 x
5
Apr. 27
May
1
6%
5%
2%
3%
a7x Sale
3X Sale
3ax Sale
16
1
May 27
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
Feb.
1% Apr.
7% Mar.
7%
X
%
5%
15%
27
25
4
22
27
24
Savannah Sugar Refining—
160
7% preferred
1,500 Schiff Co com....
4,300 Schulte Real Estate
100
1,000
4,300
1,450 Scoville Mfg Co
7,600 Seaboard Util Shs
950
6,100
..100
12
9
*
10
ix
22x
25
com
May
5
9X May 11
X May 26
16
May 14
X May
4
80
ex
com
new.l
X
Sale
12x
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
Jan. 23
Feb.
9
May 26
Feb. 23
Apr.
May
5
11% May 18
2 % May 29
24
May 31
1
May 17
81
Securities Allied Corp—
200
2,300
7,400
18,000
3,900
600
Non voting stock.
*
5,200
2,900 Securities Corp Gen'l com.
7,900 Seeman Bros common
36,000 Segal Lock Ac Hardware com *
6,900 Selberllng Rubber com
Selfridge Prov Stores, Ltd
American dep rets..
£1
1,900
300
47,700
4,150
5,350
400
600
8*
21
8
3
I
29
X
IX
For footnotes
see page
54.
5
Sale
% Sale
3 x Sale
29 x
Sale
3
13
600 Selby Shoe Co com
...1
85,900 Selected Industries
$5.50 prior stock
....*
9,800
Allotment certificates..
16,900
*
4,300 Sentry Safety Control...
....*
1,300 Seton Leather com
300 Sheaffer (W A) Pen com
ii
•
ix
ix
x
x
"7" "lox
ex
ex
32 x
1
Sale
ax
Sale
34
Sale
ix Sale
aax Sale
44
15
11
Sale
10
4X
29%
X
2%
May 12
May 12
May
May
May
9
X May
May
IX May
4AX May
44
May
X May
2
May
4
Sale
Sale
56
Sale
at
5x
1 X May 25
May 27
2% May 31
54% May 31
57
May 27
At May 25
4% May 18
20
13
2x
54%
36
3
"
9
6
2
24
Apr. 13
Jan. 28
Feb.
X Feb.
1% Apr.
7
13
% Feb. 16
9% Apr.
7
% Feb. 28
33
Mar. 28
26
Mar. 30
Jan.
6
Apr.
10
Mar. 15
10% May
4
7% May 17
May 17
May 18
4% May 31
36
1
1% May 25
May 27
2% May 31
54% May 31
57
May 27
At May 25
4% May 18
7
Jan. 20
20
JUNE, 1933.]
NEW
YORK
CURB
EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
May.
Shares.
8,500
INDUS. MISC.
(Conct.)
Par
330
6% preferred AA
May 1.
Bid
Ask.
2
2%
16%
23,100 Shenandoah Corp common. 1
7,175
6% conv preference.....50
$3 Conv pref new
4,975
25
19,325 Sherwin-Wllllama Co com..25
330
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 3
1933.
Shares.
4,300
12,975
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
Jan. 1.
15
Bid.
15
Bid.
Sale
Lowest.
Ask
3
Sale
20%
Singer Mfg Ltd
—£1
Am dep rets ord reg shs
1,500
100 Slsto Financial Corp
*
%
Sale
19% Sale
38% Sale
15
Sale
143%
Sale
Smith (A
25
Smith
1,000
2,900
O) Corp com
18
3%
10
39% Sale
19
3%
43
May 29
34
May
2
May 29
47
May 31
6
8
*
*
2%
May 16
May
2% Sale
3% Mar. 17
Jan.
39%
80
89%
X Feb. 24
%
90
Mar. 27 143%
May 27
May 29
May 19
Jan. 10
May 31
1% Jan. 30
2
5
Apr. 26
5
11% Feb. 25 47
108% Jan.
6 108%
May 31
Jan.
6
May 27
(L C) & Corona
11,500
Typewriter ▼ t c
5,300 Southern Corp com....
Feb. 28
Apr. 18
Apr. 22
Mar. 3
May
5
15
1 143% May 31
May 29
Highest.
Sale Prices.
20
May 27
39% May 29
89% May 19
10
Sale
1%
11%
12%
12%
20
May
117
2
*
-.100
Preferred
3
Sales Prices
1
1
5
...
26,385
Lowest.
Sale Prices
May
May
May
20
Sale
117
Highest.
Sale Prices.
2
May
3
80
12,100 Silica Gel Corp com ▼ t c_._*
3,573 Singer Mfg
100
500
•May 31.
Ask
2% Sale
.100
760
9,535
45
1
2% May 17
Feb.
27
18
% Jan.
4
Apr. 25
Apr. 26
6
May 27
2% May 17
Spanish & General Corp Ltd
1,400
Am dep rets ord reg shs..£l
6,700
1,700 Spiegel. May Ac Stern pref.. 100
2,000 Stahl-Meyer Inc com
.*
1,400 Standard Cap & Seal com—5
400
1,200
700
950
x
x
%
7%
10
11%
% May
May
4% May
24
May 20
10
May
10
May
% May
% May
% May
% May
4% May
Sale
18
Sale
Sale
28
1.750 Standard Invest 15% pref.
100 Stanley Works common
.25
100
Sale
Sale
...
100
1,500 Starrett (The) Corp
Common new
2,300
2,300
200
9.900
4,650
*
com
6%
%
x
%
1
4,650
"% " l x
50
pref
6% preferred new
550 Stein (A)A Co com..
160
6%% pref
300
% May
May
10% May
28
May
18
May
10
May
% May
% May
% May
2% May
7% May
Sale
%
Sale
10
2
•
"
<H
Sale
100
31
29
% May
25
4%
5
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
24
19
19
18
27
4
16
19
19
31
16
29
29
31
9
1
15
35
Xt Jan.
Apr.
2% Apr.
18
Feb.
X
%
%
%
4%
1
400 Stein Cosmetics Co
*
com
X
1%
165 Stetson (John B) Co com—*
300 Stinnes (Hugo) Corp.
100
9,000
♦
*
Stutz Motor Car Co
*
38,300
200
300 Sullivan Machinery Co
2,500
4,800
300
851
100
Sun
f3
Investing Co
conv
%
15 %
*
com
*
2,400
Swift International.
15
700
...»
3,100 Taggart Corp com
*
2,000 Tastyeast Inc class A...
137,700 Technicolor Inc common..
200 Thermold Co 7% pref.....100
*
2,800 TobaccoA Allied Stocks
2,900
9,700
118
Sale
Sale
23,800 Tobacco Products of Del...l
800
102,600
100
6,000 Tobacco Prod Exports
Tobacco
800
75
Am
700
16,700
16%
23%
19% Sale
27% Sale
Trans-Lux
Sale
30
Sale
200
Sale
10% Sale
11%
Sale
2% Sale
5%
Sale
6% Sale
IX Sale
IX
IX
1% Sale
1% Sale
8%
2,800 Union Amer Invest
9
*
575
*
com
11%
6% pref without
8,000 United Carr Fastener
com..*
United Chemicals Inc
320,100
United Founders com
83 United Milk Products
100
T.200
100
120
615
6,300
5,114
50
50
11,600
13,900
8,200
1,700
2,300
300
«.
50
2%
7%
9%
5
14
11
20
X
%
% Sale
37,300 Walgreen Co
200
112,100
16,700
10,700
3,700
2,600
3,000
3,500
1,000
200
300
100
m — — —
1
—
850
500
see
24
31
1%
4
Sale
18% Sale
%
%
2%
Sale
%
26
Sale
Sale
7% Sale
1% Sale
13
15* 16*
43
1
Sale
Sale
18
Sale
Sale
2
6
5
1
7
1
7
4
1%
2%
1% Sale
34
Tx "ix
3
Sale
1
Sale
8
Sale
2% Sale
"l% Sale'
3%
2%
2%
4% Sale
a
X
X
%6
%
23
25
12% Feb. 25
% Apr. 26
X Apr. 10
2% Feb.
Feb.
5
22
Jan.
% Jan.
%s Apr.
2% May
8
% Mar. 31
10% May 29
10
May
1
37
May
2
1
May 13
% May 11
5% Feb. 14
10% May
9
12% May 24
May
May
May
May
10
Jan.
Apr.
19
12
3%
14%
30%
6%
16
May 29
27% May 27
6% May 31
17
May 24
2
1
2
May 23
%6 May 16
16% May 24
% May 17
11
45
May 26
May 27
45
May 26
1% Feb. 24
48
May 29
May 31
1% May 17
3% May
7
Apr.
May
May
May
May
21
10
22
18
29
20
6
May 11
May 22
May 10
3 X May
5
1
1
8% Mar.
1% Jan.
7% Jan.
3
3
6
Mar.
3
%6 May 16
20
'8
%
2%
% May
6% May
41
May
4
8
1
30% May
8
% May
3
% May 22
1% May 11
2% May 18
12
May 18
4
May
%8 May
26
(May
% May 10
15
May 15
1% May 31
% May 24
Jan.
X
%
3%
18%
25
Mar. 3
Apr. 19
May
5
Apr. 3
16
May 29
27% May 27
6% May 31
17
May 24
16% May 24
X May 17
6
Jan.
26
May 27
May 29
1
May 31
1% May 17
3% May
5
18% Apr.
3
5
May 29
1% May
2
34
May
1
May
2% May
2
X May
%8 May
5% May 25
May 22
10%
common..15
com....
*
"""""
Preferred
7% Sale
%
1
13
13%
Sale
4J-
Sale
8%
...
9
1%
4%
Sale
19
Sale
5% Sale
9% Sale
m
Sale
12
Sale
8
Sale
iPs
Sale
3%
Sale
Sale
14% Sale
17
61
Sale
Sale
100
40
10
t c
7
4%
Convertible
preferred....*
Wilson Jones Co
com
•
12%
6
"30"
5
o
Sale
8%
10%
7
May
May
46% May
1% May
4% May
31
17
29
31
25
12
8%
1%
43%
1
18
2
%
9
1% Feb.
2
% Feb. 15
6% May
8
33% Jan.
9
30% Mar. 16
X Jan.
5
% Jan.
3
1
Feb.
4
X Jan.
% Feb.
12
May
2% Apr.
%6 Jan.
17% Mar.
% Jan.
12
11
18
10
3
31
26
8
Mar.
3
1% May 31
% May 24
1% Feb.
2
1% May 31
6% May
8
47% May 27
5% May 25
May 22
9
2
May 31
19% May 31
1% May 24
May
May
May 23
% May
1
2
May 11
13% May
3
.16
May
1
55% May 22
May
May
May
1% May
3% May
15
May
19% May
62
May
40
42
May 18
18
14
1
% May 29
2% May 25
1% May 31
% Jan. 24
4
8
2
9
3
11
5
16
4
25
Apr.
13
1
Feb.
7
1% Apr. 17
31
2
X Jan.
X Jan.
Apr.
13
13
Feb.
14
19
9
May 22
10
31
4
22
3
24
May
7% May
1 % May
7% Jan.
% Mar.
11% Feb.
1% May
27
24
3% Feb. 28
7% Feb. 27
% Jan. 21
% Mar. 15
Feb.
23
May
May
46% May
1% May
4% May
13
17
29
31
25
3
% Mar. 17
% May 31
Apr. 19
5% May 25
9
May 22
31
10% May 31
9% May 27
1 % May 22
7% Jan.
3
2
May 31
19% May 31
1% May 24
18
14
May
May
Apr.
May
May
27
17
24
29
31
9% Jan.
6
1%
1%
3%
15%
19%
53% Apr.
3
62
May 22
May 27
May 18
42
May 24
Apr. 24
3
May 25
56% Jan. 11
6
Apr.
7
7
1
Mar. 16
11% Feb. 28
40
6
8}
4
z
% May
2
7% Feb. 23
S3
31
May 18
8% May 27
1% May 31
43% May 31
1
May 31
18
May 24
2
May 13
% May 24
Feb.
1% Apr. 10
May 24
May 11
May
5
9% May
5
May
3
Jan.
12
Jan.
May
4
May 25
May
4
May 25
May
% May
8% May
8
May
27
17
15
29
31
1
22
27
Mar. 22
36
1
% May 17
% May 31
1% May 27
May
1% May 24
14
7
Sale
1
31
18
27
31
31
31
24
13
24
10% May 31
9% May 27
1% May 22
8
6%
H
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 31
7% May
4
1% May 22
Stationery
v
31
8
27
11
29
25
31
9
2
Sale
8 Sail*
Western Auto
Supply com A *
Cartridge 6% pf.100
3%
%
14
4
9
9
9
common
1% May
6% May
47% May
31
May
% May
2% May
1% May
3
3
%« Sale
% Sale
%
Warren) Co...*
Wayne Pump Co com
*
Convertible preferred...
Western Air Express
Corp.. 10
Common
Sale
2
12
Watson (Jno
Western
Sale
% Sale
1%
1%
1% Sale
IX Sale
25
Walker (Hiram) Gooderham
A Worts common
__*
Feb.
10% May
9
12% May 24
12
Sale
"2% ""3%
Warrants
page 54.
Feb.
1% May 16
7
5
May 24
5% May 19
17% Jan. 14
11
May 18
4% May 9-7
28% May
4
1% May 16
22
May 19
29% May 19
3% May 29
2% May 31
May 26
2% May
2
Sale
*
3,100
3,500
175
200
4% Mar. 17
1% Feb. 28
21
21
Mar. 18
9% May
8
May 13
75
200
2,000
2,600
For footnotee
20
46% Sale
X
X
X Sale
IX
1h
100
mmmmmmrn'm
5
Jan.
1
1% Mar. 22
% Apr.
8
12
1% Sale
100
Western Maryland
Ry—
70
7% 1st preferred
Western Tablet &
70
15
1% Sale
*
common
Reclaiming
110 Waltt A Bond Inc class
A__*
Class B
1,500
900
18
17
8% Apr.
3
9
3% May 29
2% May 31
15
4
100
900 Wahl Co (The)
200
100
*
common
1,000 Wagner Electric
900
Apr.
2% Feb!
Feb.
2% Apr.
% Feb.
1
3
45
2X
300 Waco Aircraft Co
1,000
900
Finishing
Preferred
400 Vogt Mfg Corp
50 Vortex Cup Co
300
500
IX
25
26,500 Van Camp Pack com
5,100
7% pref
10 Virginia Ry Co v t c
100
900
Preferred
11,000 Utility A Ind Corp com.....*
10,300
Preferred
•
22,000
2,300
104,400
7,800
5,100
1,100
13
25
com
750 Universal Insurance Co.__20
400 Universal Pictures
18,500 Utility Equities com
*
4,140
Priority Stock
*
10,100
2,010
6,800
5,700
Feb.
Mar, 15
z80
3
7
22
10% Jan. 13
2% Jan. 13
10% Feb.
9
30
May 18
2% Jan.
3
5% May
12% May
3% May
15
May
10
500 U S Radiator
100 U S Rubber
100
Jan.
10
22
18
29
1 % May
1% May
*
13,400 U S Foil class B new
1
19,600 USA Internat Sec com...
1st preferred with warr
17,800
•
U S Lines Inc
3,100
pref
*
4,780 U S Playing Card com..
10
500
3%
14%
30%
6%
4
Preferred
U S
3% May 10
11% May
1
30
May 18
4% May 16
14% Sale
25% Sale
6% Sale
com.
700 U S Financial Holding Corp.l
3,600
29%
2% May
% May 15
10% May 29
10
May
37
May
1
May 13
% May 11
16
Sale
3%' Sale
new.
15,200 United Stores Corp com vtc.*
1,200 United Wall Paper
•
6,500 U S Dairy Prod class B
*
900
22
May 31
May
9
%6 Apr. 25
% May 15
% Jan. 23
2% May 31
7% May 29
dep rets for ord reg__£l
14,445 United Shoe Mach
7,700
11
4%
29%
1%
....
S3 preferred
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Am
7% Sale
14
13
3,100 Unit Profit Sharing com....*
100
8,950
23,100
14
15
18
50
warr
S3 cum par tic pref
3,000
•
6,700 United Dry Docks com......*
150
10
16
9
4
% May
2
% May 12
3% May
10
May
30
May
% May
%» May
Transp—
2,100
2,100
-
13
IX Sale
*
3,800
83
10%
5
1,900 Union Tobacco Co common.*
United Aircraft A
194,100
11X
4%
...
200
22
3% Sale
2% Sale
........
400
Sale
'""%
Pict Screen
Tubize Chatillon Corp—
Common
39,100
Class A
8,600
21,900 Tung Sol Lamp Wks com
S3 conv pref..
1,500
1,900
'31% "40"
2%
27%
1%
14%
5%
15%
5s
Am rets for ord. shs. reg£l
1,200
300 Trunz Pork Stores Inc
1,800
6,900
19,500
1,100
4%
1%
2%
% Sale
8% Sale
3% Sale
10
Triplex Safety Glass Ltd—
400
Sale
Sale
3%
1
Common...
37,300
..1
34,595 Trl-Contlnental Corp Warr.
11,800
32
"2VS Sale
'20X "22"
5%
12%
5
10
dep rets ord reg sh»..£l
2,200 Todd Shipyards Corp
75 Torrington Co of Maine
*
40,900 Transcontinental Air Transpl
21,800
3% Sale
27%
Sale
Ltd
Am dep rets def reg
24
19
10
17
9
•
Secur Trust Co
400
""300
1
3%
10
14% Sale
13% Sale
2%
IX
....
133,200
"2% "4%
Sale
20
100 Super Maid Corp common..*
25
549,820 Swift & Co..
322,800
76,900
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
18
May
Apr.
May
Apr.
May
May
Feb.
1%
5
*
pref
5
8
*
400 Stromb-Carlson Tel Mfg
100 Stroock (S) & Co Inc..
200
% May
35
Feb.
6
10
70
100
% May 31
May 16
10% May 29
28
May 29
15
6
Mar. 22
Jan.
14
Apr. 20
May 4
3
May 25
58% Feb.
2
6
Apr.
7
8% May 11
May
5
12% Jan. 18
2%
8 % Mav
3
EXCHANGE
YORK CURB
NEW
46
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
aggregate sales.
NEW YORK
Price
j
Jan. 3
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
May.
Jan. 1.
Wool worth (F W)
7,300
20
3,300
46,200
1,300
5,200
150 Amer Dlst Tel N J
25
29,600
213,800
5,200
57,700
71,200
508,900
12,500
92,300
300
900
432",300
987,300
15,300
17,000
Amer Ac Foreign
26% Sale
3 % Sale
6% preferred
2,900
11.500
40
10
20
3,400
7,300
2,100
170,125
2,920
33,100
2,100
83,000
660
4,600
Sale
Sale
Sale
17
Sale
13
Common
new
Warrants
Associated
Sale
3,200
Sale
1st
Sale
Sale
Sale
76 X
934
17 X
9
8
Sale
21
pref.25
preferred........—*
Am dep rets
425 Carolina
10
$6 preferred
"""16
4,400
1,800
A ord sh
B ord sh
pref sh
P Ac L $7 pref
1
12% May
1934 May
1
9
3X May
57% May
20% May
1
1
1
100
1,630
1,360
270
Sale
183,400
% May
2%
12 X
12
Central
""'150
150
5,300
3,125
3,900
1,200
Warrants
102,500
2,100
50,400
950
12,600
450
101266
50
1,650
3,300
1,588,400
41,700
11,700
2,075
19,300
X
Sale
65"" "66"
Sale
Xt Sale
a% Sale
47 X Sale
Fuel Assoc..*
4%
4%
4X
Sale
143*
IX
*
Sale
$6 preferred series
*
Sale
Sale
21X
Sale
•
Convertible stock
173
..5
Elec Bond Ac Share com
$6 preferred
$5 preferred
18%
41X
40%
•
*
Elec Pow At Lt 2d pref A
8%
3%
Option warrants...
900
2,200
12,800
3,550 Empire G Ac F 7% pref
100
1,350
8% preferred
100
850
6% preferred
100
500
6%% preferred
100
2,000 Empire Pow Corp part stk—*
12,000 European Elec Co of Can A.10
40,100
Option warrants
2,000
Florida Power At Lt $7 pref..*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
100
700
4,250
96% Sale
6,750
550
"l",906
$ 6conv pref ser B
*
10,050
*
1,250 General Pub Serv $6 pref
•
6,875 Georgia Power $6 pref
100 Green Mtn Power $6 pref...*
9,100 Hamilton Gaa Co com v t c.l
r
25
*
275 Hartford Electric Light
100
2,925
525
150
250
8,550
7,600
72,900
4,000
Illinois P Ac L $6
pref
8%
Sale
SX
14%
2X Sale
X Sale
25 X
Sale
2%
Sale
17
"81800
1,600
22,600
4,700
2%
Sale
Sale
24%
Sale
51
Sale
44
Sale
Sale
~3%
Sale
17
21
Sale
Sale
18%
113* Sale
Sale
4
*
1
A
Sale
10
Sale
2%
%
3
Sale
15%
12%
4%
%
17
Sale
Sale
Sale
B_
Italian Superpower
X
%
44%
Sale
cl A
Kings County Lighting
7% pref series B
5% preferred series
D
50
56
52
Sale
21%
62% Sale
300
77,400
167,600Marconi Wlrel Tel of Can...l
% May
a% May
47
May
1
1
1
% May 12
1
May 29
61% May 29
3
55
May 24
11
Jan.
May 27
Jan. 25
May 31
May 31
Jan. 13
Jan. 13
Sale
52
54
7X
IX
6
Sale
1
Sale
63% May 31
9
3% May
May
17
May
17
May
3% May
145
May
26% May
52% May
44
May
17% May
4
May
17
May
May
May
21
May
8% May
12% May
4% May
% May
16
10
3
i*
May
May
May
May
% May
1
26
8% May
4
17% Sale
7%
9
2% Sale
12
26
27
17
18
17
31
31
31
17
1
31
29
26
26
1
29
29
31
4
39
% May
2
May 15
21% May 23
52
May 15
13% May
1
5% May 12
1
May
1
% May 19
7
May
3
12
3
Jan.
IX
X
IX
X
1%
Sale
Sale
2
%
Sale
1% May 10
% May 19
a58
12 X
1334
10%
Sale
76
82
62
64 X
70
47
Sale
51
10% Sale
75% Sale
64% Sale
IX
Sale
1%
Sale
6% Sale
1% Sale
Mar. 30
16
14
May 29
May 29
43
% May 15
53
May 26
26
May 20
18% Mar. 31
43% Apr. 28
33
Apr. 25
% Jan.
4
48% Mar. 30
18% Apr. 20
75
53
Mar. 30
Apr. 12
Apr.
6
75
May
17% May
8
May
2% May
% May
10% May
26
24
26
29
31
31
2% May 11
% May 10
May
5
11
62
50
May
May
3
May 22
76
6
9
33% Jan.
13
May 29 «58
5% May
1% May
11
12% May 29
4% May 29
% May 31
5
10
86
Jan.
11
11
5
Apr.
May 29
May
May
64% May
86
May
13
12
31
22
6% May 31
2% May
1
.
%
%
5%
13%
%
%
Feb.
4
Feb. 15
Mar. 21
Jan. 20
Feb. 27
May 19
70
Feb.
7
94
X Sale
10% Sale
31
31
31
17
May 31
17
23% May 29
May 26
21
May 26
21
Feb.
72
1
11
19
3% Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
May 22
11
22% Jan.
174% Jan.
26% May
52% May
May
44
17% May
Mar.
Apr.
6%
6%
2%
%
11
3% May 12
May 26
17
May 27
15
Mar.
6
Jan.
68
7% Apr.
10
5
19
8% May 31
59% Feb. 11
Mar.
May
6
May 29
43
May 29
62% May 29
3
1
May
17% Apr.
Jan.
56
55% Apr.
1 % Mar.
16
May
15
May
13% Apr.
1% Apr.
132% May
10
Feb.
25
Apr.
22% Apr.
4% Feb.
1% Feb.
13
44% May
13
8
May
May
May
May
May
30
82
38% Apr.
43
8% May 31
47
May 19
9%
14%
6%
6%
Jan.
82% Jan.
May 24
*At Apr.
63% May 31
60
634
50
% Apr.
Apr.
j
Apr.
17!
35X May
1
iiH
Jan. 30
Apr. 17
% May 12
1
May 29
65
Jan.
4
1
May
May
15
May
14% May
IX May
132% May
16% May
32% May
29 * May
Apr.
18
26
12
5
3
May
Ylt
Sale
13%
32~"
75 Louisiana P Ac L $6 pref
Marconi Internat Marine—
Communication Am dep ret
1,100
For footnotes see page 54.
72% May 31
..100
100
8,300 Long Island Light com
7% preferred
100
1,780
6% preferred series B ..100
2,550
225 Los Angeles G At E 6% pf._100
1,950
May 31
Feb.
3
Feb.
9
98% May 31
5
68
1
15 % May
%
*
100
*
Warrants..
1
700
3
99% May
May
23
Sale
61
Warrants for class B stock.
1
6,600
31
May
139 Jer Cent P Ac L 5X% pref. 100
25
98% May 31
24
il'A
Sale
Sale
12% Sale
<►%% cum pref
100
Hydro-EI $3.50 conv pref.*
890 Interstate Power $7 pref
100 Iowa Sou Util 7% pref
290
May 10
39
30
7
Int
Internat Util class
Class
May 27
May 26
May
2
May
3
4% May
6334 Sale
Indianapolis Pow Ac Lt—
6,450
6,400
47,100
1,200
May 31
May 31
May 16
43
7A Sale
1
134
59
Sale
Gen Gas Ac Elec—
3,175
4
26
56
Sale
71
32 X
700 Empire Dlst Elec 6% pref. 100
325
22
354
1% Feb. 23
Jan.
9 12%
9
Feb. 25
10
6
Apr. 24
17
12% Feb. 14
14%
7
Jan. 12
%
% Apr.
1
26
9% Mfar. 15
24
11
Mar. 28
20% Apr.
4 32%
99% May
3 110
14% May 27
87
Sale
41
VA
IX Sale
250
200
30
*
B
Sale
43
100
Eastern Util Associates
3,350,800
105,300
26,600
10,550
44,300
3
May 25
May 25
13% May 25
1
Mar. 22
8% Mar. 17
Jan. 13
35% May
58 X
250 Edison Elec Ilium (Boston) 100
190
28% Feb.
7
Jan. 20
1
Apr. 24
38
82
8934 Sale
§7 preferred series A
200
Sale
100
100
Duke Power Co
2,950
7,500
24 X
~32'
100
6% preferred
100
100
4%% prior preferred...100
26,300 Eastern States Pr com B
*
200
rl3
8
Ac Light—
25 Consol Traction of N J
675 Cont'l G Ac E 7% pr pref
Eastern Gas Ac
Jan.
5
May 20
Jan. 31
30
May
10% Apr.
18% Apr.
20
Apr.
1
Apr.
May 24
10
20%
15%
23%
99%
Sale
Sale
Sale
26
24
SOX
25
6% 1st preferred—.—..100
47,323 Commonwealth Edison
100
Commonwealth Ac Sou Corp.
295,200
Warrants
2,300 Community Water Serv new.l
85,000 Con Gas E L Ac P Bait com..*
22,500
1,550
% May 17
X May
6
48
12
7% May
1
X
Corp—
5% Conv preferred
2,975
1% May 11
3
30
3% May 31
6
May 29
12% May 31
22% Jan. 12
92% Jan. 11
100
6% preferred
28,625
50
4
2% May
Sale
334
3
86
Feb.
22
8% May 12
pref..*
Cities Serv Pr Ac Lt $6
490
"""200
Sale
10
6
—
Columbus Ry Pow
11",900
234
Sale
2X
11
% Apr.
3
May 25
May 25
13% May 25
May 25
May 20
3
Jan.
% Jan.
18% Jan.
1% Jan.
2% Feb.
37
Feb.
May 20
12% May 19
20% May 25
834 May 17
3
Elec com—1
Columbia Gas Ac Elec
15,825
6
30
20% May 25
2% Jan.
10
Feb. 24
Feb. 24
Apr.
1
Apr. 12
16
May 11
At May 17
3% May
6
May 20
May 23
13
650
t7 preferred
.———-.*
14,800 Cleveland Elec Ilium com...*
10
75
6
11
100
6% pref with warrants. .100
6% pref without warr__100
Conv preferred
;
100
Conv pref opt ser 1929.. 100
575
"""525
12% May 31
2034 May 18
80
May 25
7% preferred
1,315
1,010
400
States
70
6
30
12%
May 29
86
May 24
3
Jan. 26
May 31
Jan. 23
38
May 27
2% Jan.
3
2% May 31
85
3
134 May 11
May
1
Sale
1
29
18
22
6
69
1% May 20
1
Apr.
4
May 22
>n Apr. 19
18% Jan. 10
X Mar. 31
3
May
2
9
May
1
1734 May
1
7634 May 18
1234 Sale
11%
35
8% May 26
34 May
5
75
preferred—..*
$7 preferred......
...*
150
May 27
1% May
2
31
24
38
3
5
Apr. 21
Apr. 18
Apr.
Jan.
2% May 31
2
May 31
1% May
1
May 22
%6 May 15
3
19
31
8% May
37
May
91% Jan.
20% May
21% Jan.
1
Apr.
5% Jan.
2% Mar. 31
Apr.
3
15
May 29
May 29
May 31
May
1
2% Jan.
52
38
3
$7 Prior lien
530
91,900
38
13
16
93% Feb.
Jan. 16
2% Apr.
4
17% Mar. 31
69% Apr. 28
12
Apr. 28
18
Apr. 20
1
Apr. 22
2
May 17
May 27
May 31
5
68
1% May 20
Sale
7% Sale
At Sale
sale
11 x
%„ Mar. 31
% Mar. 31
84% May 9
83
75 Cent 111 Pub Serv $6 pref—*
100 Cent Pow Ac Lt 7% pref—100
50 Cent Pub Serv $4 pref......*
Cent Ac Southwest Util—
300
Common
*
10
-
73% May
2
"3k"
'2% "2h
*
Cent Hud G&Evt C.
32%
5%
X
%
% May
*
*
Am dep rets
Am dep rets
25% Feb. 28
3
Feb. 28
May 27
1% May
5
IX
1
X
£1
£1
£1
7,100
24,300
8,100
% Feb. 15
Apr. 11
32% May 29
5% May 29
X May 31
May
1
May
9
May 26
May 31
May 31
May 31
20% May 29
21
May 12
X
X
"lX "ix
Telep Utilities..*
25
65% Jan.
56% Jan.
X
2
4% Sale
Sale
38
Sale
"\X Sale"
Cables Ac Wireless-
3,400
4,400
1,700
X Feb. 18
Apr. 11
Apr. 20
36% Apr. 25
68
1%
16% May 245
Feb.
9
37
19% Sale
Sale
%
—
16,600 Buff Niag Ac East Pow
$5
1
4
53% May 29
4234 May 26
Sale
1%
Sale
2%
52,700
400
9
Feb.
38
2%
750 Bell Telep Co of Canada.. 100
Brazilian Tr Lt Ac Pr ord — *
300
36,500
2,600
Sale
Sale
85
*
Assoc Gas Ac Elec. com
12,300
Sale
22
200 Assoc Telep Co $1.50 pref—
T, 66o
57 X
66
*
1
*
$5 preferred..
4
4% Sale
67
*
•
Preferred
*
Appalachian El Pow $7 pref.*
Arkansas P & L $7 pref
*
1st preferred
Sale
8%
34
2
Sale
1
A—*
American Superpower—
Class A
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6%
25%
7334
4%
—.25
Pub Serv com
Sts
Sale
*A Sale
X Sale
Sale
X
83 %
30 %
com...*
'
com
25
■
11% Jan.
26% May
1
3% May
1
34 May 10
X May 16
84 X May
9
234 May 26
6 X May
9
2434 May
1
5"
Sale
g
::::
Power warr.
Amer Light Ac Trac
Sale Prices.
16% May 24
1
May 10
May 22
40
pref...100
Preferred
May
42
Sale
4%
American Gas Ac Elec
200 Amer
15
62% Sale
250 Amer Elec Power $6 pref....
100
Highest.
Sale Prices.
25
PUBLIC UTILITIES
Pat
1,420 Ala Power Co $7 pref-.....-*
16 preferred
365
*
Amer Cities Power Ac Lt Corp
Conv class A
........-25
8,700
Class B
1
92,300
2,600 Amer Commonwealth Pow clA
Class B
*
6,050
590
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
15X Sale
Sale
15
Sale
12
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
a»k
Bid.
&MISC.(C<wi.) Par.
Ltd—
Am dep rets ord •h»re«-.5»
30,100
Amer dep rets 6% pref—£1
300
Yates Amer Machine Co—<—
1,500
Participating pref
*
60 Youngstown S & T pref—100
INDUS.
Shares.
Shares.
Highest.
Lowest.
May 31.
May 1.
1933.
Feb.
17
18
10
May
Apr. 28
48% Apr. 28
85
Apr. 17
72% Jan. 16
59
Jan.
Apr.
70% Jan.
11
Jan.
31
% Feb.
57
Jan.
34% Jan.
17
42
9
5
May 26
19% Jan. 31
8
May 26
2% May 29
% May 31
Jan. 30
13% Jan. 20
2% May 11
% Jan. 18
11
71% Jan.
94
72
Feb.
Feb.
14
18
18
12% Mar. 21
2
16
95% Jan. 12
73
Jan. 31
82% Feb.
74
Jan.
►
i
6% May 31
2% May
1
June, 1933.]
new
york
curb
exchange
AGGREGATE SALES.
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
May.
Shares.
700
1933.
300
10,706
Jan. 3
PUBLIC UTIL. (Concl.)
5,800 Mags Util
5%
Associates
Par
preferred—
con*
25,300 Memphis Nat Gas
Bid.
Ask
May 1.
Bid
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
Lowest.
75
55,200
2,125
800
Middle West Utll
$6
conv
Mlaland
6% May
""%
54% May
% May
1% May
75
54 % May
2
73
% Jan.
% Apr.
15
3
1
25
16
24
11
12
3% Feb.
May 17
% May 23
3
May 24
May
4
May 16
62
May 24
27% May
2
90% May
5
83
May
May
62
May
32% May
96% May
4
31
24
31
26
50
May
1
9
May 29
31% May
1
9% May 27
63
May 18
10% May 31
47% May 27
10% May 26
25
Sale
Sale
Co—
2% Feb.
3
25% Jan. 23
6% May
1
3% Feb.
Apr.
May
62
May
21% Apr.
80% Apr.
61
5
% Sale
3
1% May 17
24% Mar. 21
2% Feb. 28
1
25
Sale
*
6
Jan.
12
% May 23
May 24
100
100
2d
100
preferred
1,600 Montreal Lt Ht & Pow com.
240 Mountain Sts Tel & Tel..100
7.000
1.0. 0
4,ul5
16 preferred
—•
18,300
100
1,030 Nevada Calif Elec com..
7,845 New Eng Pow Assn 6% pfd 100
50
100 New Eng Pub Serv $6 pref..
60
$6 prior Hen pref—
80
$7 prior Hen pref-.
650 New Engl Telep 8c Te1eg__100
1.100
1% May 19
4% May 22
1,000 Mohawk Ac Hud Pow 1st pref.*
75
Sale Prices.
Sale
*
30
6% prior Hen—
40 Miss River Power pref
10
375
75
Highest.
Sale Prices
1% May 17
6
»
com
pref ser A—
Utilities
Lowest.
Sale Prices
50
com new__5
Metropolitan Edison Co—
475
|6 pref series C—.......
36,100
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
t C..
y
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 1.
Shares.
47
32% Sale
75
75
68
May
1
4
Feb.
14
May 24
May 31
May 26
Nat Power & Light—
20
50
66% Sale
51
Sale
44% Sale
32
Sale
59% Sale
10% Sale
46% Sale
85
New Orleans Pub Serv—
Com v t c
100
150 N Y Pr & Lt $6 pref
475
7% preferred
3,380 N Y Steam Corp com
100
700
Class A option warrants
34,900
Class B option warrants
3,200
Class C Cptlon warrants.
11,550
2,850 Nor Amer Lt & Pr com
$6 preferred
125
1,200 Nor Amer Utll Sec com
200
50
"""166
115
Sale
15% Sale
% Sale
3%
110% Sale
114% Sale
75
74
70% May
83
May
37
May 16 42
110% May
1 115%
May
May
May
May
10%
%
4
Sale
9%
%
1%
%
9% Sale
% Sale
2%
2%
% Sale
Sale
1% Sale
4
*
•
May
May
May
May
4
May
7% May
% May
Sale
7% Sale
%
13
12
29
22
Apr.
1
May 27
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Apr. 21
Mar.
Jan.
5
10% May 31
48% Jan.
9
12% Jan. 13
23
Feb.
6
30
Feb.
17
94
Jan.
5
1%
%
%
27
1
1
29
31
31
27
12%
%
2%
%
May
May
May
May
4
May
7% May
% May
5
Mar. 16
Jan. 24
Jan. 27
45
Jan.
5
6
116% Jan.
16
Jan. 24
Jan.
5
70% May
77
Apr.
35
99
Mar.
109% Apr.
16
•
5
6
Jan.
8% Mar.
18
31
31
31
27
16$
Apr.
1% May
% Feb.
2
Apr.
7% Mar.
% Mar.
'
Jan.
3% Jan.
11
21
Jan.
5
5% Jan. 24
13% Feb. 10
50
75 Norlnd Pub Ser 6% pref.. 100
7% preferred....
150
..100
75 Nor N Y Util 7% pref
100
25
25
85
80
...
4,560
12,700
1,400
May 19
May 31
69
3
May 29
5
100
N Y Teleo *%% pref
100
50 N Y Water Serv 6% pref...100
Niagara Hud Pow com
15
188,500
1,125
161",506
85
Apr.
9
*
.....
100
Sale
May 19
May 31
34
26%
9%
19%
22%
63
72
66
72
39
70
May 25
May 4
25% May
1
39
70
May 25
May
4
May 29
Feb.
54
Jan.
Jan.
39
May
54
Feb.
68
Mar.
12
17
A.. 100
com
37%
...100
25
2,600 Okla Nat Gas 6% % pref..100
4,400
41,550 Pacific G & E 6% 1st pref..25
5H% 1st preferred
25
3,000
2,150 Pacific Ltg Corp $6 pref.... *
38% Sale
10 Ohio Power 6% preferred. 100
100 Oklahoma Gas Ac Elec proflOO
1,900
25% Sale
25 Ohio Edison $6 preferred...*
10
50
"38%
""650
6% Sale
-4% Sale
1,500 Pa Power At Light $7 pref...
13,400 Pa Water At Power
*
1,800 Philadelphia Co com
4,400
300
21% Sale
11
30
150
7
2,220 Puget Sound P At L $6 pf
$5 preferred
3,010
1,400
"54%
47"
8
82
10
"49"
8
Sale
54
Sale
Sale
16
9
Sale
Sale
26
Power.*
11% Sale
25
8,400 Sou Calif Edison pref A
Preferred B_
25
16,300
5 % % pref class C
25
14,400
500 Southern Calif Gas pref A.25
23% Sale
19% Sale
Colo Pow cl A..25
Nat Gas Co com...*
10
800
Sale
350
30
14% Sale
20% Sale
18% Sale
1%
1%
3%
% Sale
500 Southw Bell Tel
7% pref. 100
110 Sou'west G At E 7% pref.-lOO
3,100 Standard Power Ac Lt com..*
Class B common
*
Preferred
5% Sale
*
.....
8,200 Tampa Electric Co
7
9
40
48
5
7
Sale
5
Sale
5
Sale
25%
Sale
Sale
23
24
6
28
Sale
26% Sale
28% Sale
22% Sale
26% Sale
7% preferred
10°
500 Tri-StateTel Ac Tel 6% pf-10
50
13,900 Union Gas of Canada
34,000 United Corp warrants
11,700
11,300
287,000
22,120
18,600
40
151,500
1,100
56,400
23,850
100
375
56",I66|
2,300
2,100
470,300 United Gas
common
62,320
$7
44,700
*
aVA
Sale
1
......
Warrants.
preferred......
% Sale
-*
""% Sale'
50 United G & E 7% pref
100
276,400 United Lt Ac Power com A—*
Common class B
2,200
*
$6 conv 1st pref
96,900
*
53,650 U S Elec Pow com with warr_*
Stock purchase warrants
3,700
1,300 Utah Power Ac Light pref...*
--
....
3% Sale
4%
7%
15% Sale
% Sale
1%
2%
Sale
Sale
82% May 29
55
May 31
10
May 29
30
12% May
May
May 16
32% May 17
33
May 22
19% May 18
27% May 17
17
7% May 17
115,130 Util Pow Ac Light com
Class B v t c
5,200
4,550
7% preferred.....
750 West Massachusetts Cos
STANDARD
Sale
7%
1
26
Jan.
6
Jan.
23
31*
iiK
72
Mar.
Jan.
Apr. 24
Mar. 17
Jan.
6% Jan.
95% Jan.
76% May
Apr.
39
30
20
10
26
60
Jan.
Mar.
10
May 29
94% Apr.
May
32% May
22
Apr.
102
x5
32
8
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
21
28
3
14
14
19% May 18
27M May 17
12
Apr.
10% Feb.
Feb.
5% Apr. 17
10% May 31
Feb.
X42
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
45
30
14
Mar. 16
10% May 31
99% Mar. 16
Mar. 24
87
May 11
96
May 11 100% Feb.
10% May
2
58% May 19
23
May 12
18% May 16
17% May
14% May 31
58% May 19
8
% May
May
% May
112
May
45
May
3 % May
2% May
25
May
23
May
96
Mar. 16
25
May 26
21% May 12
18% May 17
27
% May
19 103
May
1 % May
3
113% May
27 48
May
6
24
May
6
20
May
30 35
May
28% May
31
19
29
13
31
2
1
13
31
Feb.
22% May 13
47
May 23
53
May 15
26% May 31
47
May 23
May 24
62
58%
22%
18%
17%
May
Apr.
May
Mar.
20
Apr.
3% Apr.
60
Jan.
24%
22%
22%
3%
Mar.
Feb.
27
Jan.
113*
90
Apr.
% May
111
Apr.
45
May
3% Ma*
2% May
16
Apr.
18% Mar.
Jan.
Sale
1% May
May
% May
1% May
19% May
% May
48
May 25
3% May
1
5
May
6
11% May
1
% May
4
%e May 11
24
May
4
2
2
19%
%
3%
3%
11%
%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
29% Sale
% Sale
6% Sale
9
Sale
24% Sale
1% Sale
4%
2%
2%
3%
31
%
49
7%
9
26%
1%
%6
29%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
19
12
24
5
31
5
25
31
29
31
23
11
31
Jan.
Jan.
50
6
May
7% Feb.
9
Jan.
20
Jan.
Feb.
73
Mar.
3
2
Sale
5% Sale
14% Sale
1% May
2
4
May 11
9% May „ 1
2% May 11
5% May 13
18
May 17
14
Mar. 27
Mar. 30
2% Feb. 25
8% Mar. 31
% Apr. 19
%9 Apr.
5
Mar.
3
Mar. 22
20
89
1% Sale
2%
4
9% Sale
Apr. 11
Feb. 31
Apr.
6
Feb. 23
26% Feb
% Apr. 11
2
7
18
2
3
a6% Feb. 23
4%
3%
2%
3%
May
Jan.
May
May
May
Jan.
May
May
May
May
Jan.
Feb.
19
11
24
5
31
6
25
31
29
31
5
9
36
Jan.
18
89
Mar. 22
31
% Feb. 28
2
8
33
75
Feb.
2
Jan.
70
13
14
36
19% Apr.
4
May 23
May 15
42
25
1% May 29
116% Feb. 16
53
1%
1%
1%
1%
15
12
31
13
Apr.
7
Apr. 21
May 31
47
Mar.
18
May 31
%
49
7%
9
26%
1%
%
2% May 11
31% Sale"
Mar. 23
8
5% Apr. 19
24% Apr. 21
35
74
100
*
4%
2% Sale
29% Sale
1%
5%
100 Western Power
7% pref.-.100
May 11
1
10 Utica Gas & El 7% pref...100
FORMER
25% Jan.
19% Mar.
May
5% Apr.
06% Feb. 23
800 United El Serv Amer shs...
400
21 % Apr.
78
Feb.
8% May 11
73
125 Tenn Elec Power 7% pref. 10"
90 Toledo Edison 6% pref--100
100
23% May 24
76% May
6
May
3
8% May 27
55% May
3
May 24
13
79% May 12
103
3,400 Swiss-American Elec pref-100
3,000
4% Jan.
1
46
10% Sale
40 Sou New Eng Telephone.. 100
800 Southern Union Gas com...*
1,500
3,600
67
1
80
2,300
3,600
6,800
1,100
1,100
1,200
75
Feb.
99
20 Sierra Pacific Elec 6% pf._100
2,200
55% May
3
May 24
67
100
17,925 Shawlnlgan Water At
100 Southern
75
67
100
6%% 1st pref
2,800 Southern
10
z42
*
10
1,900
71% Jan.
Feb.
6
96
7,925
12
May 12
May 16
32% May 17
28
May 16
*
6% preferred D
Rochester Telep Co—
11
6
Jan.
75
30
1,275 Railway At Llgbt Securities
100 Rochester G & E 7% B pf.100
400
5
10
52"
100 Quebec Power Co, com.....*
400
Apr.
*68% Mar.
4
Com $100 par stock....100
50
'""790
21% May
55% May
3
May 24
May 23
8% May 11
70
40
7
6
50 Phlia Elec Co <5 pref
*
8% preferred
50
25
250 Public Serv of Ind pr pref 100
•
300 PubUc Service of Nor 111
"""25
23% Sale
78
100 Pacific Pub Serv 1st pref...*
100 Peninsula Telep Co com
90
7% preferred
1»
500 Pa Gas Ac Elec class A
650
55% May
3
May 24
May 23
5% May 23
/5
67
40
23% Apr.
61
34,508 Nor States Power
800
7% preferred.
22,900
74
Jan.
6
Mar. 17
8
12 x39
May 17
May 31
Mar. 17
Feb.
1
25% Jan.
13
OH
SUBSIDIARIES
1,300 Borne Scrymser Co..
...25
2,000 Buckeye Pipe Line...
50
3,750 Chesebrough Mfg
25
Cumberland Pipe Line—
1,050
800
1,900
50
450
400
2,950
96,300
183,000
6,550
6,700
9,400
1,500
10,600
4,200
63,200
65,900
3,500
3,100
5,800
400
1,200
1,900
"lloo
10,800
250
415,700
36,300
For footnotes
see
2!m
6
28%
84
6%
8
239
Sale
6
30
Sale
30
Sale
103
108
84
May
May
May
8
2
May 17
2 a:39
May 31
1 100% May 26
6
Jan.
25
Jan.
71
Apr.
18
6 100% May 26
-
Liquidation receipts certlfs
Eureka Pipe Line
Humble OH Ac
..100
Refining
Imperial Oil (Canada)
Registered
25
*
*
Indiana Pipe
Line........-10
National Transit......-12.50
New York Transit
-5
Northern Pipe Line
Ohio Oil 6% pref
200 Penn Mex Fuel common
'2,800
18,800
1,750
931,400
88,400
6
221
85 J
10
100
4%
23%
45
6
27
Sale
7% Sale
7%
8%
3%
3%
7
7%
3%
4%
5% Sale
73
75
4
23
Sale
27
53 %
9
Sale
9%
3%
6%
Sale
Sale
Sale
9%
South Penn Oil
Standard Oil (Ind)
25
Standard Oil
(Kentucky!._10|
page 54.
49
32%
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
9
Sale
8%
3%
6%
Sale
Sale
79
May
1
May 16
May
3
May
May
May
May
May
May 17
May
1
4
May
1
26% May 31
73% May 31
12
May 31
11% May 27
7% May 29
10
May 29
3% May 26
6
May 25
79
May 29
4
.!?«
25
50
24
Sale
2
1
—
6
Sale
3
5
76
Southern Pipe Line.......10
So West Pa Pine
Lines..
3%
26%
70%
11%
11%
7%
9%
33
3%
3
6
4%
5%
Sale
37
28% Sale
15% Sale
72
3
May
14% May
30
May 22
23% May
2
12% May
3
6
May
17% May
32% May
30% May
15% May
29
31
4
May
20
Mar.
Mar.
40
6%
6%
3%
5%
3
3
Feb
27
4
Mar.
Feb. 23
Apr.
8
Feb.
24
4%
70%
1 %
2%
Apr.
7
Apr. 20
Feb. 24
Apr. 10
11
Feb.
8
6
Apr.
28% Jan.
73% May
12
May
11% May
7% May
10
May
3% Feb.
6
May
79
May
2
28
12
31
31
27
29
29
1
25
29
Mar. 17
6
May 29
17% May 31
24% Mar.
29
31
33
17
30% May 29
15% May 31
Mar.
8% Mar.
Jan.
12
CURB EXCHANGE
YOEK
NEW
48
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE SALES
Since
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
In
May.
NEW YOEK
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
FORMER
Shares
Shares
3,200
8,095
80
340
1,200
1,700
7
5.800
1,400
10,100
21,800
14%
20%
22%
80
1
84
2
70,700
16,700
142,000
9,500
-25
11%
12
17 X Sale
60
65
2
Sale
12%
17
24%
Sale
"'406
75,700
14,600
5,500
4,200
2,100
*
10
Class A
Preferred...
900
1,800
108.166
100
7,400
22,100
1,500
26,800
31,100
9
8X
7%
7%
800
20,700
42,300
7,200
T.766
7,000
2,800
9,300
*
%
Vs Sale
Vs
%
%
...
.
T" "2
1,470
200
2,700
4,700
100
1,400
6,900
10,600
20,100
700
2%
3%
1H
2%
1%
15,700
14,400
11,100
16,000
4,800
2 %
IX
2%
Me Sale
10% Sale
•
1%
% Sale
X
X
3
Sale
12X Sale
X
%
Sale
7
2
1%
1
Sale
% Sale
3%
3%
12% Sale
IVs Sale
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
%
%
4%
29.282 Sunray Oil
21,600 Texon Oil & Land Co.
23,400 Venezuelan Petroleum
6,400 Woodley Petroleum Corp.
1,800 "Y" Oil & Gas CocIA
—.
Sale
x4
*
5
28,600 Southland Royalty Co
X
7%
.*
5
k
»/
Sale
%
4%
92",200
100
400
27,600
49,700
300
2,000
157,700
39,400
Sale
15
3l" 900
7,600
21,300
33,100
118,700
700
3,800
300
64,700
1,400
200
10,600
87,800
1,300
31,000
65,100
2,300
340,300
37" 000
65,600
5,400
9,600
200
12,900
81,900
103,100
'300
100
35,700
5,500
1,000
72,800
185,400
10,700
May 19
May 24
May 2
May 31
20
May 27
1% May 31
% Sale
Sale
Sale
% Sale
%
Sale
5
1%
%
3%
%
May 16
May
2
May
2
May 3
% May
1
lit May 16
28
May
2
% May
1
% May
Sale
1%
5
Mi
Sale
% Sale
8% Sale
"
Sale
4
May
%
7%
lit
1%
May
May
May
May
Sale
iv,
8
% May 12
8
3% May
3
1% May 19
% May
2
4% May
1% May
1 % May
Sale
4Vs
Salal
Sale
Sale
20
Comstock Tun & Drainage
1,800 Copper Range Co
49,600 Cresson Consol G M 8c M
163,900 Cusi Mexicans Mining
400 Eagle Picher Lead
Evans Wallower
Co
-
%
% Sale
%
M? Sale
.1
%
...5
1% Sale
1% Sale
Sale
50c
%
% Sale
%
Sale
% Sale
X
Mi
Sale
20
Vs
1
10
25c
5
*
10
...4
1
1,800 Kirkland Lake G M Ltd
1
214,800 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
1,700 Mining Corp of Can
*
600 Mohawk Mining...........25
25
41,300 New Jersey Zinc
10
188,325 New Mont Mining Coro
10
8,700 NY 8c Hond Rosario M
58,900 Niplssing Mines
5
1
119,000 Ohio Copper Co
*
4,000 Pacific Tin special stock
1
698,300 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
100 Pond Creek Pocahontas Co
1
78,600 Premier Gold Mining
103.200 Roan Antelope C Mines Ltd..
18,900 St Anthony Gold Mining...1
5
17,700 Shattuck Denn Mining
5
1,800 Silver King Coalition
5
24,300 So Amer Gold 8c Plat
256,600 Standard Silver Lead.
1
261,900 Teck Hughes
2,100 Tonopah Belmont Devel—1
325 Tonopah Mining of Nev__..l
68,900 United Verde Extension..50c
...5
6,800 Utah Apex Mining Co
2,000 Walker Mining
98,900 Wenden Copper Mining
419,200 Wrlght-Hargreaves Ltd.
16,700 Yukon Gold Co........
Sale
Mi Sale
"2% "2%
5 Vs
Sale
2% Sale
Mi
%
4%
7%
5%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
9
8%
%
%
lit
35%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
32
10
Sale
20%
30%
15% Sale
42
Sale
30% Sale
47% Sale
40% Sale
9% Sale
16
Sale
15
Sale
1% Sale
2
Sale
X
2%
Sale
Sale
4%
Sale
4
% Sale
7%
8
% Sale
1
IX
6%
Sal/8
7
Sale
% Sale
8% Sale
11% Sale
2
X
2%
%
3% Sale
5
%6
%,
4%
7%
5%
S
12
Sale
"i'Vs 'TVs
21
Sale
% Sale
3% Sale
1
1%
Me Sale
3% Sale
3% Sale
Vs
1
%
4%
%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5% Sale
..
4% Sale
1%
1%
Vs Sale
lit Sale
5% Sale
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May 22
May
2
29
May 18
May
May
May
May
May
15%
1%
%
6%
6%
May 15
May 3
May
May
May
1
31
42
31
1%
Vs
%
6%
10
%
%
May 19
%
1
lit
May
6% May 27
Vs May 31
% May 29
1% May 31
45
May 27
% May
1
% May 31
1 % May 16
1 % May
8
4% May 12
3% May 31
% May 19
9
May 31
3% May 11
5
May
9
% May 19
13% May 29
% May 20
2% May 22
Mar
.
% Mar
.
3
May 19
% May 24
% Apr. 17
May 31
May 17
20
May 31
Mar. 27
May 19
% Feb.
6
6% May 27
% May 31
XH
21
28
% May 29
1% May 31
May 27
Vs Jan. 31
% May 31
1% May 16
1 % May
8
4% May 12
3% May 31
% Jan. 19
9
May 31
28
lit May
Apr.
% Jan.
% Apr.
% Jan.
1% May
3% May
Vs Feb.
% Feb.
3% Feb.
% Mar.
3% Feb.
% Jan.
6% Apr.
% Jan.
1% Mar.
% Jan.
16
15
20
29
5
21
23
28
31
11
'31 Jan.
May 29
May 29
43
40
45
8
3
8
8
24
24
3% May
5
May
Vs May
13% May
%
% May
2% May
11
9
19
29
20
22
% Jan.
14
4
1% May
5
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
22
31
% May
8
1%
1%
86%
5%
%
%
5%
%
22
31
av
2
10
47%
42%
16
2%
lit
12
May
lit May 15
1% May 3
5
May 31
Vs May
lit May
3% May
lit May
% May 22
May
"
% May
% May 20
lit May
4% May
lit May
3
9
16
15
4
13
15
Jan.
12
X Jan.
29
1
TVT
% May 11
6%
9%
9%
%
%
lit
38%
40
% Jan.
% Mar.
% Mar.
% Jan.
55
Jan.
1% Feb.
5
20
14
15
3
23
28
31
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
31
27
31
31
2
31
27
29
1
31
29
1
29
31
31
31
4%
%
2%
lit
lit
2%
5%
2%
%
%
1% May 31
22% May 31
% May 31
3% May
5
May
1% May
% May
6
May
lit May
% May
4% May
1% May
% May
%8May
6% May
lit May
31
31
31
1
27
15
22
31
18
29
29
27
31
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May 29
May 29
43
14% Jan.
15
Apr.
% Jan.
18
3
18
5
18
1 % May
% Mar
1 % May
1%
86%
5%
%
May
May
May
May
5
16
22
31
22
31
31
1
Apr. 21
5% Maj 29
%
2%
%
lit
6%
9%
9%
%
%
Apr. 21
Feb.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
15
8
11
31
27
31
31
2
Feb.
6
25% Mar .28
1% Apr.
4
8
Apr.
26% Mar.
38]
May 27
2
May 29
11% Mar.
7% Feb.
42
Jan.
1
18
lit Jan.
6
Jan.
13
3% Jan.
3
3
13
lit May
% Sale
% Sale
1
lit May 11
% May
8
86% May 22
3
May 11
% May 2
Vs May
9
4% May 12
% May 2
10
Sale
3% Sale
Vs May
1
1
__1
*
% Sale
lit Sale
20% Sale
IVs
May
2
25% May 24
24
1% Sale
Sale
.....100
33,300 Falcon Lead Mines
12,900 Goldfield Consol Mines
42,800 Hecla Mining Co
94,500 Hollinger Consol G M
260,100 Hud Bay Min 8c Smelt
1,600 Iron Cap Copper
6.700 Kerr Lake Mines Ltd
Sale
25
Lead
7% preferred
36% Sale
39
_5s
American shares
100
May
1
May
1
May 19
May
3
% Sale
May
6% Jan.
5
Apr.
4% May
3
Jan.
9
Jan.
9
Jan.
Jan. 11
Feb 27
9
Jan.
Mar .27
3
Apr
4
Jan.
1
6
31
9
%
%
%
2%
1% Sale
1
31
24
31
4% May
Feb.
4% May 31
May
13
1
1
May
2
26
2
6
1
3
May 11
May
% Sale
6
Sale
18% Sale
1% Sale
31
20
31
5% May 31
5% May 31
% Jan.
5
14% May 31
12% May 26
1 % May 31
% May
5
23
Mar.
Feb.
% May
%
%
3%
12%
21
1 % Apr.
4
1
a
31
4% Apr.
3
H
May
6% Apr.
5% May
% Feb.
5% May
2% May
25% Apr.
51% May
9
STOCKS
Sullivan....10
Voting trust certificates .10
Consol Copper Mines
260 Consol Min & Smelt Ltd
5,500
1% May 31
% May
5
4% May 31
9
May 31
Sale
100 Chief Consol Mining Co..
27,900
14% May 31
Vs May 10
% May
4
4
6% May
29
31
8
31
23
18
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
12 % May
Vs Jan.
% Apr.
1%
1%
lit
8%
12 % May 26
2 Vs May
May
May
May
May
Mar.
1%
2%
4%
4%
5%
*
Bunker Hill 8c
7,800
5% May 31
5% May 31
Sale
4
4%
1%
4% Sale
Vs
%
7Vs Sale
Vs
%
Bwana M'kubwa Cop Min—
5,700'
Sale
3Vs
4
41% May 31
3
Sale
25
4
31
29
31
31
2
12% May
6
Jan. 25
Vs Feb. 25
1% Jan. 16
3
Jan.
5
2% Jan. 25
2% Apr.
3
4% May 26
% Feb.
1
2% Feb. 27
% Mar. 15
25
Apr. 24
24
Mar. 3
1
May 31
May
2
5
3
8
% Apr.
May 29
May 31
May 8
May 31
May
May
May
May
May
11% May 31
9
May
5
1
Apr. 17
1% May 29
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
May
6%
8%
%
%
5
.X
.10
10
Salt Creek Consol Oil
Salt Creek Producers
900 Shreveport El Dorado
lie Apr. 24
% Feb.
4
May 11
1% May
1
1% Sale
% Sale
4% Sale
9
Sale
3%
10
3% Sale
38
1
1,800
Prior pref new
-10
9,600 Ryan Consol Petroleum....*
2
31
31
31
31
Apr. 15
May 10
May
May
May
May
1%
3%
3%
4%
%
IX
Mar.
1
Feb. 24
1
6%
5%
%
5%
2%
1% May 12
Sale
13%
% Sale
%
%
100 Root Refining new com
1%
2%
4%
4%
2
IX
3%
7% Sale
Stock purchase
575
14
% Mar. 30
1% Feb.
6
12 Vs May 26
warrants
Corp—
Pure Oil Co 6% pref..
100
350 Red Bank Oil Co
*
*
2,900 Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
5,100 Richfield Oil of Calif pref..25
225
4
31
31
31
31
9
36
Sale
13
%
Mi
'%
3
1
3
1
5% Sale
5% Sale
Producers Royalty
MINING
2% May 27
Apr.
4
20
Apr.
11% May 31
9
May
5
1
May 17
1% May 29
3
5
1
2
49% Sale
Sale
1%
%
3%
%
Vs
X Sale
5% Sale
2% Sale
2%
1
%
Vs
1%
4
6% Sale
6
7%
Class A vot trust ctfs
*
10,900
Class B vot trust ctfs
*
9,700
II,400 Mountain & Gulf Oi ICo.—1
37,500 Mountain Producers Corp.10
*
61,300 National Fuel Gas
5
22,200 New Bradford Oil
100 New Engl Fuel Oil Corp...
5
8,300 North Cent Texas Oil
1
26,900 North European Oil com
*
3,100 Pacific Western OH Corp
13,500 Pantepec Oil of Venezuela..*
5,175
Sale
2%
—*
5,900 Mexico-Ohio Oil Co
31,800 Michigan Gas & Oil Corp...*
3,100
Jan.
1% May 10
May
May
4% May 26
% May
8
3
May
2
"5% Sale"
Vs Sale
2%
3oy
1%
IX
37 X
26% Sale
25
Indian Terr i llum Oil Co
Non-voting class A
1,300
Class B stock
2,200
5
23,400 Intercontinental Petrol
*
303,300 Internat Petroleum com
100
Registered
12,400 Klrby Petroleum.
*
22,400 Leonard Oil Development—25
*
3,625 Lion Oil Refining....
*
62,900 Lone Star Gas
May
May
May
May
1%
3%
3%
3%
May
1
May
2
May 10
May
1
5
"5% Sale
Sale
....
....
178,100 Gulf Oil of Pa
30,500
37,200
1
6
Sale
9
Pref ctfs of deposit.....100
1,000
*
219,800 Creole Petroleum Corp
Common new
5
14,600
1
15,767 Crown Cent Petrol Corp
7,100 Darby Petrol Corp
•
7,400 Derby Oil 8c Ref com
—*
22,500
13,000
2,220
85
14
% May
1% May
2% May
2
May
Sale
n
Sale
21>
4%
3%
4% Sale
Vs
1
1% Sale
1%
2%
2
Sale
1X
1
Vot trust ctfs
*
26,200
10
4,500 Consol Royalty Oil
*
6,300 Cosden Oil Co common
Certificates of deposit—
30,200
Preferred
100
800
Petroleum Corp of Amer—
19,700
13,000
May 31
May 31
Jan.
9
26
60
2% May 27
9
May
8% May
Vs May
% May
11X Sale
12
% Sale
1% Sale
10%
Middle States Petroleum—
7,600
80
1% May 10
-50
British-American Oil Co....*
Coupon stock (bearer) —
8,400
Registered
I,400
28,900 Carlb Syndicate com ...^.25c
23,800 Colon Oil Corp common
Preferred
500 Margay Oil
"3",300
%
1%
1%
2%
3% Sale
3% Sale
4% Sale
a
a
500 Atlantic Lobos Oil com..—*
Preferred
26
17
Apr. 13
15% Mar. 3
Apr. 18
11
May 31
May 31
May 19
17
3
4
4
5
14
8
X Sale
1%
IVs
1% Sale
2% Sale
% Sale
1%
1%
1% Sale
3% Sale
....1
*
Arkansas Nat Gas com
100
108,800
1% May
3
2Vs
Sale Prices.
STOCKS.
American Maracaibo
1,300
May
60
....
Highest.
Sale Prices,
Highest.
Sale Prices.
11% May
17
May
Sale
Columbia Oil & Gasoline—
14,000
2,100
1,900
15,400
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
25
% preferred
OTHER OIL
'""loo
Ask.
13
100
5% pref
Swan-Finch Oil Corp
10
48,300
9,100
75,800
3,600
Bid.
OIL
(Concluded)
STANDARD
SUBSIDIARIES
4,800 Standard Oil (Nebraska)—25
15,105 Standard Oil (Ohio) com..25
Lowest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
May 1.
1933.
lit
7%
lit
%
2%
%
lit
3%
lit
%
1%
%
%
Mar. 24
Apr. 11
Mar. 3
Jan.
5
Feb. 15
Jan.
6
Mar. 28
Feb.
3
Feb. 27
May
9
Mar. 29
Mar. 3
Jan.
9
Jan.
6
lit Jan. 25
3% Jan.
3
Xt Feb. 25
10j.
Apr.
May
May
16 h Apr.
2% May
%t May
8% May
47 V\
11% May
13
Mar.
1% May
22% May
% Jan.
3% May
5% Apr.
1% May
% Apr.
6
May
% Feb,
% May
4% May
1% May
% May
lit May
6% May
3
31
29
28
29
31
31
31
24
31
31
3
31
28
31
24
27
24
22
31
18
29
29
27
lit May 31
BONDS
$
286,000
40,000
90,000
30,000
114,000
$
1,328,000
155,000
246,000
431,000
401,000
Alabama Power i^i
1st 8c ref 5s.
5s
1968
1st 54
1946
1951
1st 8c ref 5s
For footnotes see page
1967
1956
54.
Sale
57
Sale
01% Sale
82 % Sale
07% Sale
91X Sale
63
62
Sale
Sale
75
56% May
63
60
May
May
76% May
68
Sale
74% Sale
68
May
May 17
May 18
72% May 17
84% May 29
76
May 18
68
76
Apr.
Apr.
58% Apr.
75
Apr.
66% Apr.
54
61
26 81% Jan. 12
Jan.
9
28 95
29 89% Jan. 16
26 100% Jan. 16
Jan. 18
20 97
June, 1933.]
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES
In
new yore
curb exchange
1933.
BONDS (Continued)
1,501,000
381,000
120,000
50,000
22,000
189,000
523,000
2,643,000
278,000
542,000
Bid.
Aluminum Co ■( deb 5*—1952
Aluminum Ltd 5s.
May 1.
Ask,
Bid.
Sale
98
8454
Bid.
Deb 5Hi
1 54
Sale
94% Sale
16
Sale
23
3,075,000
6s without warrants..2016
343,000 Amer Radiator deb 4 H*—1947
Sale
76
Sale
4554 May
8654 May
6254 May 29
9654 May 29
8254 Sale
27
Sale
1754
Sale
25
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
23
Sale
4554
8754
Sale
Sale
61
Sale
5154
6354
Sale
Sale
56
Sale
95 54
1,563,000
Deb s f 5s
1948
2,225,000
4H% notes
1933
70,000 Amer Seating 6s
1936
90,000 Amer Thread 5H«
1938
1,164,000 Appalachian El Pr 5s_.__1956
Sale
46
Sale
62 54
Sale
9654 Sale
125,000
160,000
25', 000
97,000
189,000
1,311,000
22,000
3,020,000
40,000
287,000
'
905",600
80,000
3,000
3,232,000
14,000
359,000
3,000
3,346,000
7,000
175,000
2,255,000
2,000
239,000
6,000
11,000
336,000
169,000
114,000
75,000
Con* deb 6s
1945
Conv deb 6s series B
1945
Appalachian Power 6s
2024
5s
1941
Arkansas Pr & Lt 5s__—.1956
Arnold Print Works 6s...1941
Associated Elec 4HB
1953
327,000 Assoc Gas Sr. Elec 4H>—-1948
3,000
4%s registered
1948
7,950,000
6s
1968
24,000
5s registered
1968
1,409,000
5^s lnv ctfs
1938
90,000
5H» in* certifs reg
1938
8,380,000
®er»e» C
1949
8,000
4%a C registered
1949
640,000
5h«
1977
5,883,000
Cony deb 5s
1950
2,000
5s registered
1950
463,000 Aasoc Rayon Corp 5s
1950
27,000 Assoc Simmons Hard 6H« 1933
43,000 Assoc Telep Co Ltd 5s... 1965
1,259,000 Assoc Tel & Tel 5H» A...1955
2,053,000 Assoc Tel Utll 5H«
1944
349,000
2-year 6% secured notes.*33
136,000 Atlas Plywood 5Ht——-.1943
68
1
9
50
Sale
May
9 6954
May
2 8254
May 10 40
97% May 4 100
76
May
2 a8754
7854 Sale
9154
Sale
5
6
31
24
29
17
29
654 May
Sale
Sale
5
63
May
1
3
1
Sale
10354
8554
May
63
51
Sale
Sale
7854 Sale
9554 May
6454 May
3254
Sale
3554 Sale
31
17
Sale
1854 Sale
1954 Sale
Sale
Sale
46
Sale
9654
6554
2154 Sale
May 20
«i!H
11*
it*
21 %
Sale'
15%
Sale
21
Sale
15%
Sale
21" Sale"
2054 Sale
14%
Sale
1854 Sale
1254
20
22 54
Sale
Sale
2254 Sale
15
17
1554
Sale
19
14
Sale
1954
3954 Sale
15
a
Sale
2*
79
2654 Sale
19% Sale
Sale
37 %
41
25
Sale
36
Sale
854
1154
Sale
15
Sale
2454
854
Sale
49
Sale
33
Sale
1154
May 23
May 22
May.16
May 23
May 22
May 23
May 16
May 18
May 16
May 16
May
May
May 26
May 10
May
May
May
May
.
25
31
26
31
29
May
May
May
May
May
5
60
9954 Sale
8554 Sale
31
26
29
13
80
2
a30
Appalachian Gas Corp—-
29,000
95
May
May
May
2
May
3% May
85
May
2354 May
85
May
25
May
23
May
Sale
22
Lowest.
79
May 22
9954 May 15
7854 May 31
42
May
all*
IV4
2154
18
1954
17
23
2254
1954
42
15
79
3654
17
22
49
5
May
8
May 27
May 12
May 25
May 31
May 29
May 12
May 29
May
5
May 12
May 8
May 29
May 31
May 10
May 31
May 5
May 6
May 31
Highest.
Sale Prices.
80
Apr.
6
4754 Mar. 15
54 Apr. 19
% Feb. 16
3
May 16
64
Apr. 10
1254 Apr. 17
69
Apr. 20
13
Apr.
5
11
Apr. 19
Prices
2
4
May
5
1
May
4
3
May 16
7154 May 3
15% May
76
May
1654 May
15
May
1
—1953
9054
Sale
8454 May
6054 May
Sale
Am Community Pow 5H« 1953
Amer & Continental 5«—1943
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s
1957
Amer Gas & Elec deb 5s ..2028
Amer Gas & Power 6s
1939
5s.
1953
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask
1948
Amer Commons Pow 6s. 1940
Amer Rolling Mills—
542,000
1,209,000
22,000
37,000
252,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
May 31.
Ask
American Power A Light
1,168,000
112,000
49
Jan. 3
$
498,000
70,000
34,000
18,000
8,000
102,000
127,000
770,000
96,000
178,000
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
Jan. 1.
S
CURB
Price
Since
May.
YORK
Sale Prices.
99
Jan. 11
3254 Apr.
83
4
Apr. 20
80
May 26
254 Jan. 11
May 13
2
8
Jan.
6
85
May 25
26
Jan.
12
92
Jan.
29
Jan.
10
2554 Jan.
18
3
6454 Jan.
16
97
Jan.
31
May
May
May
May
31
24
29
17
Jan.
16
33
45
Apr.
6954
Apr.
4
8254
Apr. 18 40
9654 Jan. 25 100
7154 Apr. 20 9754
22
454 Jan.
454 Jan.
63
May
8
Mar. 30
8
Mar. 28
8554 Feb.
3
94
Feb. 16
Apr.
6 105
62
Apr. 30 9054 Jan. 12
3554 Apr. 18 61
Feb.
3
2554 Apr.
3
4754 Jan.
11
27
1254 Mar.
al2
May
26
Jan.
al6
May 27
13
Mar.
27
Jan.
13
Mar.
25
13
Mar.
26
Jan.
Jan.
1254 Mar.
1154 Mar.
15
May
11
31
11
28
Mar.
2554 Jan.
2654 Jan.
2454 Jan.
Jan.
13 54 Mar.
1954 May
1954 May
16
33
Mar
11
27
8
10
52
15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
17
Apr.
8954
3654
2454
5354
Jan.
16
Mar.
49
May 31
Mar.
1554 Feb.
5
27
26
Jan.
Apr.
6
75
26
31
Mar.
May 31
11
May 31
Baldwin Locomotive Works
263,000
123,000
1,184,000
317,000
348,000
55,000
35,000
1,000
96,000
42,000
994,000
151,000
5,864,000
1,222,000
1,204,000
255,000
74,000
419,000
286,000
142,000
*H%
notes
1933
5Hs ctfs of dep
1st M 5s
5s
ser
B
8354
Sale
66
80
Sale
63
Sale
79
Sale
38J4
97 %
97 %
97 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
46
Sale
6354 Sale
9654 Sale
1933
Bait & Ohio RR 5s F
Bell Tel of Canada 5s
1996
1955
June
1
1957
series C
1960
Bethlehem Steel 6s
1998
Blnghamton L H & P 5s..1946
Blackstone Valley G & E—
6,000
11,000
53",600
47,000
13,000
36,000
31,000
70,000
6,000
326,000
16,000
6,000
419,000
124,000
101,000
19,000
19,000
16,000
383,000
65,000
290,000
51,000
9,000
35,000
27,000
5s series B
1939
Can Nat Steamships 5s..1955
Canadian Pacific Ry 6s..1942
Capital Admin 5s A
1953
45
Sale
40
103
Carolina Pr & Lt 5s
Sale
Sale
Sale
68
Sale
100
90
Sale
Sale
9054 Sale
7854
Sale
72
1956
6454
Sale
Caterpillar Tractor 5s
1935
Cedar Rap Mfg & Pow 5s. 1953
Sale
Sale"
5954
10054 Sale
8954
7554
Sale
Sale
7154 Sale'
75 % Sale
75% Sale
1968
297,000
1,218,000
Cent States Pr A Lt
5HS.1953
Chicago Dlst El Generating
174,000
81,000
713,000
323,000
warrants. 1949
1948
5Hs with warrants..-1954
5Hs without warrants. 1954
7054
Sale
8954
Sale
Sale
97
Sale
87%
9154 Sale
51
Sale
59
Sale
57
Sale
57
Sale
6754
6454
5954
Sale
Sale
Sale
74
Sale
Sale
65
65% Sale
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
6054
4
3054 Sale
35
Sale
6054 Sale
6954
Sale
5954 May
Sale
30%
Sale"
30 5§
Sale
1970
80
Sale
88
Sale
10,000
94,000
Union Stock Yards 5s. .1940
74,000
133,000 Chic Pneum Tool 5>*•---1942
96
Sale
86,000
63,000
61,000
300,000
4,773,000
1,000
343,000 Chic Rys 5s ctfs of dep..1927
108,000 Cincinnati Street Ry 554sl952
51%
4554 Sale"
4554 Sale
77
522,000
120",000
1,129,000
516,000
2,000
69,000
41,000
129,000
Conv
deb
1950
554s registered
1949
.....
5s
4454
Sale
55
Sale
37% Sale
3654 Sale
1954
1939
340, OOf
109,000
203,000
147,000
98,000
212,000
682,000
1,000
410,000
Bank 5H«
3,080,000
1937
574,000 Commonw Edison 4H>-—1957
58 series A
664,000
1953
5s series B
786,000
1954
4Hs series C
798,000
1956
4Hs series E
1960
665,000
4s series F
1,775.000
1981
4s registered
1,000
.1981
2,282,000
5%s series G
1962
374,000
277,000
6,000
4,000
16,000
55,000
223,000
15,000
1,331,000
785,000
18,000
25,000
187,000
312,000
2,755,000
56,000
107,000
For footnotes
Com'w'lth Subsid 5 54s A.1948
Community Pow & Lt 5s. 1957
Conn Lighting 8c Pow 7s.1951
5 Ha series B
1954
4Hs series C
see page
a
54.
30 54 Sale
3154 Sale
Sale
44
Sale
4554
Sale
107
105%
Sale
65
Sale
3054
Sale
Sale
10554
Sale
165
Sale
5554
93 54
10014
9954
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3154
Sale
Sale"
63
10354
10354
6054
Sale
Sale
Sale
5354 Sale
8754 Sale
Sale
Sale
94
100
Sale
.1962
1954
77
Sale
Sale
Sale
May
May
3054 May
31
May
10354 May
103
May
10354 May
Sale
9354 Sale
8654 Sale
94
Sale
Sale
92
Sale
Sale
78
Sale
8154
Sale
106
Sale
9854 Sale
10154
Sale
80
Sale
10554
Sale"
66
63
454
4
4654
46
4454
3554
1
9
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
29
29
17
29
31
10
15
25
24
29
26
25
3
8654 Jan. 11
5
80
May 11
27
6354 May 31
87
Mar.
3 10054 Jan. 16
Jan. 11
8554 Apr.
5 100
87
Mar. 31 10054 Jan. 13
99
Feb. 10
May
4 104
Feb.
85
Jan.
Apr. 20 102
Jan.
80
5754 Jan.
58 54 May
2
Feb. 28
40
10254 Feb.
9654 May
101
Apr.
9754 Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
59
4
105
Mar.
Jan.
20
4854 Jan.
10654 Feb.
10754 Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
27
70
98
Apr.
8554 Feb.
7054 Jan.
67
Apr.
6754 Apr.
54
Apr.
88
16
10354 Jan. 16
10454 Feb.
2
10354 Mar. 22
102
Apr. 15
in
iii*
12
11
6
May 29
102
Mar.
25
Jan.
3
9254
77 %
7754
7354
9754
9854
8654 Mar.
7754 Apr.
41
May
9854 Apr.
48% Apr.
Jan.
90
Jan.
6
Feb.
2
Feb.
11
Jan.
9
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
11
31
20
24
13
16
24
53
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
3
16
17
49% Apr.
8154 May
85
May
53
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
31
23
17
24
16
31
29
29
12
Apr.
Apr.
54 Jan.
54 Jan.
2754 Apr.
28
Apr.
29
Apr.
23
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
4
12
7154 May 17
7954 May 24
9354 May
52 54 May
5854 May
58
May
62
May
44
May
4554 May
a34
May
May
5154 May
4154 May
4854 May
30
May
a31
May
o34
May
4254
41%
9954
105J4 Sale
9754 Sale
a7154
9754
93
12
8554
17 44
26 10254
63
May
1
69
1
May
67
May
1
2 6154 May
26 r8454 May
5 8654 May
68
3
May
35
4754 May
90
4654 Sale
May
Sale
Sale
105H
104 J4
99
75
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
50
Apr.
4854 Apr.
32
1
17
27
27
31
31
31
18
52
49
10
42
75
67
23
12
12
11
10
31
11
454 Mar. 15
454 Mar. 16
t?*
41*
May 31
Jan.
11
May 29
Jan.
21
5854 Apr. 21
74
Apr.
6
84 54 Jan.
94
Jan.
27
9354 May
1
98
27
Jan.
18
11*
4154
4854
2454
2454
a32%
Jan.
5254 May 17
Mar. 22
59
May
4
Apr. 28
58
Mar. 31
Mar.
Feb.
3
27
Jan.
May
6354 Jan.
44
May
4554 May
13
27
30
31
31
6354 Sale
75
Sale
41
4954
Sale
Sale
10254 Sale
9154 Sale
100
Sale
9654
Sale
61
30
4954 May
85
May
9254 May
9354 May
84
May
8454 May
7754 May
80
May
9754 May
6354
040%
11154
10754
9754
10154
May
May
May
May
May
May
89
May
10254 May
9954 May
2
6054 May 31
77
May 31
4254 May 31
42% May 31
31
May 10
10754 May 26
10854 May 26
106
May 25
58
May
9354 May
May
100
May
95
May
92
May
8354 May
80
May
10354 May
101
26
31
26
29
31
26
17
11
18
7654 May 31
4954 May 29
11154 May 4
10754 May 24
100
May 11
10654 May 23
9754 May 17
104
May 4
10254 May 26
18
35
Jan.
3
60
May 31
4754 Feb. 21
48
...1956
Conn River Power 5s....1952
Consol Gas of Bait 5s
1939
4H
Sale'
1949
1961
Commerz und Privat
19,000
51%
1950
5 Ha gold deb
251,000 Cleve Elec Ilium
5s series B
211,000
5s
798,000
34% Sale
3 70
3 10054
8954
9054
7554
10
93 54 May
Sale
6054
...1966
5s
5s registered...
5s series D
Sale
1955
1,705,000 Cities Service Gas 5H>—1942
5Hs reg
3,000
—1942
547,000 Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 6s. 1943
3,698,000 Cities Service P 8c L 5 H"-1952
1,649,000
2,000
9354
50
Sale'
a
May 31
May 23
May 26
42
2
May 5
1 10454 May 20
1 10454 May 11
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Sale
41
1935
68 series B
May
55
May
5154 May
8154 May
85
May
58
May
37 >4
ol54 Sale
41% Sale
Deb 5Hs
1,076,000 Cities Service 5s...
55
154
254
30 J4
3054
3554
3054
4Hs series A
16,745,000
10,000
15
11
31
31
31
3i
25
26
17
12
3 104
5254 May
49
5254 Sale
4954 Sale
254 Sale
Chicago Junction Rys &
124.000
6654 May
9954 May
89
May
7854 May
72
May
70
May
63 54 May
8954 May
8654 May
7854 May
41
May
101
May
51
May
Sale
4H« series H
1981
Cent Maine Pow 4Hs E..1957
5s series D
....1955
Cent Ohio Lt & Pr 5s A..1950
Cent States Elec 5s
9954 May
May
May
10254 May
36
64
Sale
Cent 111 Pub Serv 4 He F.1967
5s sories E
1956
5s Series G
6 101
May 23 103
64
96%
Central German Pow 6s..1934
Cent Illinois Light 5s....1943
5He without
9654 May
9654 May
May
May
May
55
May
104
85
69
9654 May
102
10254 Sale
warrant
Central Power 5s ser D..1957
Central Pow Sc Lt 5s
1956
Cent Pub Serv deb
5He.. 1949
604,000
669,000
69,000
8254 May
80
May
6354 May
9654 May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
5854 May
4054 May
103
Canada Nor Power 5s.... 1953
Canadian Nat Rys 7s
1935
223,000
1,600,000
2,293,000
149,000
1,396,000
1,915,000
81,000
71,000
519,000
126,000
19,000
101
205,000 Cent Arizona L 5c P 5s...1960
78,000
79,000
1,434.000
363,000
636,000
165,000
98,000
188,000
196,000
63
99
85
Sale
1952
5s
Without
66
4554
8854
8854
8854
1951
23,000 Boston & Albany RR 4s.. 1933
141,000 Boston Consol Gas 5s...1947
358,000 Broad River Power 5s A..1954
1956
111,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 5s
1st & ret 5s
1939
228,000
110,000
404.000
15,000
1,405,000
34,000
31,000
1,547.000
564,000
436,000
9654 Sale
9554 Sale
6754 Sale
40%
...
5s series A
8954 Sale
8954 Sale
100" Sale
Birmingham Elec 4 ^s...1968
Birmingham Gas 5s
1959
26,000
16,000
32,000
Sale
49
Feb.
16
3
77
May
3
Apr.
4254 May
6
Apr.
42% May
May 10 .31
May
Apr. 25 10854 Jan.
Mar. 21 110
Jan.
Mar. 3 10654 Jan.
31
31
31
10
42
54
25
2554
21
10254
10254
10154
Mar.
Jan.
8
4754 Apr.
8354 Apr. 25
9154 Apr. 22 10654
92
Apr. 27 10554
8354 Apr. 21 10254
82
Apr. 21 101
7454 Apr. 20 9354
80
May 11 80
95
Apr. 20 10654
M
57
Apr. 21
4
3654 Apr.
110
6
11
11
18
Jan.
Jan.
25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
5
ll
9
12
11
May 11
Jan.
3
Jan.
Jan.
11
11
Mar. 22
Feb.
15
10254 Mar. 1
9754 May 13
Jan.
20
Feb.
15
100
2
Jan.
17
2
May
5
10254 May
9754 Apr. 21
Jan.
Jan.
89
Mar.
Jan.
9
12
24
/
In
Ask.
Bid.
(Continued)
Lowest.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices,
May 31.
May I.
1933.
BONDS
11ANQE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Consol GfiL&P Bait—
13,000
79,000
305,000
118",000
132,000
95,000
204,000
SHi series B
4%s series G
4Mis series H
1st ref s f 4s
1,914,000
4s new
562,000
550,000 Consol GGL&P
1952 1063
1969 105'
1970
99
1981
___--1981
103)4
4%a.._1935
Sale
97)4
93)4
Sale
Sale
97
10094 Sale
9594 Sale
89
10294 Sale
Sale
10094 May
486,000
817,000
6J4s with
1,000
6s A
registered
213,000
122", 600
148,000
9,000
280",000
45,000
94,000
50,000
75,000
281,000
50,000
20,000
17,000
59,000
53,000
8.000
16,000
49,000
23,000
284,000
267", 660
396,000
1,972,000
15,000
19,000
6,000
195", 066
508,000
Sale
a4%
31)4
11
Sale
44
Sale
35
1,488,000 Consumers Power 4X»--W58 103
1st Ac ref 5s
1936 105)4
902,000
57)4
3,803,000 Continental G Ac El 5s ...1958
1937
9694
991,000 Continental Oil 514s
50,000 Cont'l Secur Corp 5s A.. 1942
69
1940
546,000 Crane Co 5s
1940
481,000 Crucible Steel 5s
93,000 Cuban Telephone 7%s—1941
...1944
5,000 Cuban Tobacco 5s
91)4
811,000 Cudahy Pack deb 5)4*—-1937
5s
1946 103)4
278,000
320,000 Cumberland Co P Ac L 4)4* '56
Sale
7%%
stamped
188, 000 Dallas P AcL 5s series C..1952
6s series A
1949
282, 000
1.284, 000 Dayton P Ac L 1st Ac ref 5s '41
271 000 Delaware Blec Pow 5)4s..l959
261 000 Denver Gas & Elec 5s....1949
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
May 17
56,000 Detroit Int Bdge 6%s.-_1952
6 %• certifs of deposit. . 1952
34,000
9,000
25-yr s f deb 7s
....1952
7s certifs of deposit....1952
3,000
Dixie Gulf Gas 6)4*
1937
with warrants
316,000
85,000 Duke Power Co 4)4*—-1967
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
98% Sale
Sale
55)4 Sale
97
70
Sale
78
Sale
70)4 Sale
72)4 Sale
89%
100%
72)4
Sale
Sale
Sale
103
Sale
101
Sale
100
70
50
Sale
95
Sale
Sale
Sale
84)4 Sale
61
774,000
147,000
68
Sale
76)
67)4
97 %
Sale
Sale
9194 Sale
81
Sale
90
Sale
16%
Sale
10194 Sale
10294 Sale
99%
99%
Sale
Sale
32
Sale
44
Sale
Sale
71
Sale
70
60
264,000
761,000
228,000
611,000
119,000
174,000
99,000
Jan.
5
61
Jan.
12
Mar.
98
Jan.
14
Jan.
54
Jan.
6
72% May 31
72% May 31
43",000
68
82
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Sale
59% Sale
51% Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
72
7,000
40,000
890",000
84,000
267,000
3,000
1,000
3,000
107,000
94,000
39,000
37,000
1,000
22,000
Jan.
17
99
Jan.
16
Apr. 21 108)
Apr. 20 106)
60
Apr.
5 83
96% Apr. 27 102)
60
May
2 74)
91
68
May
1
75
Mar. 3 98%
May 31
91% May 31
Mar. 21
3% May 15
4
May 31
3% May 23
294 May 16
May
Mar. 21
May 18
13% May
2
Sale
1961
..1939
21,000 Garlock Packing 6s
1934
833,000 Gary Elec Ac Gas 5* A
1956
2,456,000 Gatlneau Power 5s
6s
1941
545,000
6s series B
1941
502,000
221,000 Gen Bronze conv deb 6s. 1940
67
65
40
6s with warr Aug 15... 1937
27,000
718,000 Gen Water Works 5s A. .1943
Gen Water Wks Gas Ac Elec—
6s series B
1944
314,000
6s B ctfs of deposit.... 1944
197,000
27,000 Georgia Carolina Pow 5s. 1952
.1967
3,353,000 Georgia Power ref 5s
1978
192,000 Georgia Pow Ac Lt 5s
58,000
172,000
140,000
171,000
25,000
4,000
88,000
122,000
67,000
111.000
56,000
65,000
54,000
31,000
208,000
6s without warrants...1953
657,000
783,000 Gillette Safety Razor 5s. 1940
1,850,000 Glen Alden Coal 4s...... 1965
1935
279,000 Glidden (The) 5)4s
Gobel (Adolf) 6%s ser A. 1935
With warrants
331,000
40,000 Godchaux Sugars 7)4s.._1941
523.000
For footnotes see page 54.
Jan.
11
9
17
26
Jan.
23
Jan.
18! >f
47% Jan.
Jan.
88
86% Jan.
60
May
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
50
12
27
11
Jan.
25
21
28% Apr.
88
Apr.
May
3 76% Feb.
3
Jan. 26
3 104
May 29
52% May 29
37
75
May
6
92% May 26
66
60
70% Jan.
12
Jan.
17
Mar. 18
Sale
Apr.
66% Sale
50
May
May
9
3
66% May 19
30
May 20
46
Apr.
4
Mar. 31
19
66% May 19
30
Jan. 13
3
Jan.
5
9
31
May 11
18
Apr.
17
36
Jan.
May 20
May
53
May
6
88% May 17
91% May 31
38
53
May
68
Jan.
3
Mar. 30
71
Apr.
3
24
24
25
25
60
37
36
Jan.
17
Sale
28
Sale
29
38
80
Sale
Sale
52
Sale
80
Sale
51% Sale
86% Sale
91% Sale
86)4 Sale
86% Sale
25% May
70
1
51
79
86% May
63
66"" Sale"
63
May
49% May
49
May
59
May
51 % May
59% May
61% May 16
71% May 31
63
May 31
64
May 31
62
May 18
49%
50%
Sale
Sale
53
53
Sale
Sale
59
Sale
64
Sale
41)4
47)4
58)4
62)4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
71
67
4794 Sale
64% Sale
50% Sale
Sale
64% May
Sale
6294 Sale
44)4
Sale
49% Sale
May
May
56
May
66% May
64% May
68% May
56
42 % May
47
Sale
Sale
Sale
50
May
49% May
49% May
5194 Sale
60
Sale
24
18
50
71
64
Sale
60
Sale
101
101%
Sale
100% May
Sale
102% Sale
101
102
Sale
68
May
May
May
a22% May
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
30
14
May
59
May
2
14
60
May
101% May 23
102% May 31
2 102% May 27
May 19
18 70
May 26
9 43
May 27
1 33
46
Sale
13
Sale
42%
Sale
55% Sale
14%
Sale
Sale
66%
Sale
74 ~"
Sale
63)4
101%
57)4
81
Sale
Sale
Sale
45%
Sale
92
Sale
Sale
80
5094 Sale
Sale
5
65% Jan.
56
May 24
56
May 24
40
Feb.
27
44
Apr.
3
48
Mar. 31
66% May 25
64% May 25
70
Jan. 13
Jan. 10
35% Mar. 29
59% Apr.
39
Mar. 3
39
Mar. 2
43% Apr 10
72% Feb. 27
72
Jan.
3
71% Jan. 16
63
May 31
64
May 31
62
May 18
May 18
Sale
80
89% May
49% May
May
1
71% May
4
May
3
1
94
90
May 18
May
1
May
May
May
17
May
May
a30
May
Sale
Sale
96
Sale
98% Sale
95% May
93%
Sale
97
92
75
Sale
62
Sale
75% Sale
70%
Sale
Sale
May
61 % May
57% May
92 % May
Sale
63% Sale
Sale
Sale
77
59
97%
65%
Sale
50% Sale
100% Sale
97% May
65
Sale
63
74
Sale
74
65% Sale
50
97
45
38
35% Sale
34
Sale
42
Sale
4
4
9% May
Sale
33% Sale
46% Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
17
May
18
75% May 18
56% May 26
35
42
1961
12
May 21
May 27
Jan. 23
91
73
100)4
99%
17% Mar.
11
10
Apr. 29
10
Feb.
3
84% Jan.
5
60
Apr. 20
40
Apr. 12
37% Sale
93% Sale
55% Sale
96% Sale
Jan.
13% May 24
15% May 29
1
90"" "Sale
11
75
43
33
28
89
Apr.
12% May 12
11% May
3
42% May
93
1937
1947
1956
65
5% Feb. 25
60
May 26
50
Sale
Feb.
n4% Jan. 20
38% Mar. 2
9
Sale
14
104
May 17
May 26
8
1
2
9% Sale
94
Feb.
103% Jan.
103
Mar.
Mar.
99
100
5
86
100)4
.
100% Mar.
22
May
80% Sale
25
1
23
Mar.
May 18
65% May
91
6
88% May 17
91% May 31
89
43
85)4
10
Feb.
20
Sale
36
3
70
1948
1943
Jan.
100% Jan.
23
Calif 5s. .1946
Green Mountain Pow 5s. 1948
Guantanamo Ac W Ry 6s. 1958
Guardian Investors Corp—
6s
May
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
60
Gt West Power
1936
224,000 Hood Rubber 7s
333,000
Oct 15 1936
89,000 Houston Gulf Gas 6)4*..1943
23
18
May 24
Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
193,000 Hackensack Water 5s A.. 1977
5s
1938
1,287,000
1947
429,000 Hall Printing 5)4* A
1935
184,000 Hamburg Elec Co 7s
633,000 Hamburg El Ac Und Ry 5%s'38
183,000 Hanna (The M A) Co 6s..1934
Jan.
Jan.
May 11 r30% May 19
Sale
Grand Trunk Ry 6)4*...1936
81,000
988,000 Gulf Oil of Pa deb 5s
Sinking fund deb 5s
833,000
430,000 Gulf States Utll 5s
4)4* series B
128,000
20
17
May
69
33
Grand (F At W) Properties—
Conv deh 6s
...1948
29.000
68 ctfs of dep
1948
20,000
Great Northern Pow 5s.. 1935
14
31
May 29
52% May 29
60
27
133,000
5% serial notes...
1934
266,000
5% serial notes.......1935
312,000
5% serial notes
1936 103)4
29,000 Gen Pub Serv Co 5s—..1953
24
194,000 Gen Pub Utilities 6)4*.-1933
6)4* series A...
...1956
445,000
23
51,000 Gen Rayon Ltd 6s A.....1948
231,000 General Refractories 5s..1933
5s series A
17
Apr.
May
21
May
38% May
45
12
2% Jan.
29
53
5s..1942
First Bohemian Glass Wka
1st 7s without warr_._1957
20,000
1931
313,000 Fisk Rubber 5 H*
Certificates of deposit
642,000
8% ctfs of dep
1941
1,101,000
766,000 Florida Pow Corp 5%s A 1979
2,967,000 Florida Power At Lt 5s... 1954
9%
99%
99%
98%
102% May 25
99% May
102% May 25
9994 May
May 31
31% May
2 45
73
May 16
67
May 10
67% May
5 70% May 17
May 25
60
May 25 60
Jan.
27
30%
Sale
Firestone T At R Cal
90
May 11
17% May 29
92
90
Jan.
9
10
12
Jan.
87
Apr. 12
Mar. 26 102
70
84% May 24
3
9
Jan.
4% Feb.
4
May
1% Feb.
% Jan.
11
Jan.
Feb.
63
Sale
Sale
343,000
135,000
264,000
594,000
30,000
62,000
6 103% Feb. 11
100
60
Gesfuerel—
227,000
137,000
534,000
138,000
May
98% May
18
29
26
22
24
15
96% Ma* 18
103% May 17
91% Feb. 10
Sale
63
33
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s. 1948
11
Mar.
a67% May
88
May
Sale
39
Jan.
Mar.
99
82
Gen Vending Corp—
16,000
294,000
40
Jan.
87
Gen Motors Accept Corp—
13,000
48,000
17,000
3,000
23,000
174,000
May 11
72% May 31
Jan.
4
73
79
Apr.
25
Apr.
55% Apr.
65
May 11
79
Finland Residential Mtge
316 000
106
50
45% Sale
48
177,000
30,000 Farmers Nat Mtg Inst 7s. 1963
7,000 Federal Sugar Ref 6s.... 1933
860,000 Federal Water Service 5s. 1954
9
104% Jan.
Mar
Apr.
88
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
13
92
101%
103%
104%
76%
98%
67%
76
1967
6s
Jan.
90% Apr.
98)4
101 %
99%
65%
9694
Sale
Sale
Sale
Bank
Jan.
40
10-2)4 Sale
Sale
84)4
Fairbanks Morse Ac Co 5s. 1942
554,000
603,000
355,000
52
45
Jan.
Without warrants.......
European Mtge At Inv
7s Series C
563,000
30
Mar. 21
Jan.
37
96% May 18
103% May 17
84% May 29
Sale
4
63
172,000
4
100
89% May
100% May
72
May
394 Sale
100
11% May 16
44% May 29
35
May 17
15
Jan.
May 17
4
105
May
May
May
60
90
Apr.
21
99% May 25
May 26
56% May 16
98% May 17
91
May
101)4 May
44% May
96% May
99
50
104%
Sale
Sale
45
76
66,000 East Utll Associates 5s...1935
19
Sale
1,162,000 Eastern Utll invest 5s A 1954
12,000 Edison Elec 111 (Bos) 4%% *33
5s
1934 10294 Sale
1,866,000
Sale
5% notes
......1935 103
2,633,000
39
Sale
5,087,000 Elec Pow Ac Lt 59... .....2030
31,000 Elmlra Wat Lt Ac RR 5s.. 1956
83
Sale
1950
123,000 El Paso Elec 5s A
20,000 El Paso Nat Gas 6)4* A..1943
1,000
6)4*--1938
632,000 Empire Dlst Elec 5s
1952
1,881,000 Empire Oil At Refining 5 Hs '42
5)4*
92)4
101)4
106
35
4
50)4
Sale
105)4 Sale
105
Sale
6%s with warrants
1953
Erie Lighting s*
......1967
European Elec 6 Hi
.1965
2,000
153,000
335,000
4
11% May 16
44% May 29
35
May 17
1
Ercole Marel Elec Mfg
65,000
200,000
100,000
5
104% Feb.
30
100
115 000 Derby Gas Ac Elec 5*-——1946
357 000 Detroit City Gas 5s B...1950
593 000
6s series A
1947
290,000
267,000
273", 606
Jan.
99% Mar.
1936
43,000
29,000
96,000
13,000
11
10
9
3 103% May 15
a4 )4 May
31
May
Sale
Sale
Jan.
107% Jan.
99% Jan.
Sale
5,000
1,315,000
1943
1943
4%*—1936
\
47)4
4,000 Consol Publishers
279,000
225,000
Sale
5
25
warrants....1943
1st Ac coll 6s ser
3
106% Jan.
Apr.
96% Apr.
89
May
97% Jan.
98
May 11 101 % May 12
May
3 100% May 15
96% May 11
May
4
101
Sale
-
Jan.
105
Sale
Consol Gas Utilities—
143,000
249,000
1,000
.
Price
NEW YOEK
CURT) EXCHANGE
Since
v
MAY.
PRICES IN
AQQREGATE sales.
May.
EXCHANGE
YOEK CURB
NEW
50
30
42
2
1
3
3
4
10
35
May 18
89
75
Feb. 16
Apr. 21 102
58% May 19
Apr. 18
91
May 27
Apr. 25
84% May 12
91% May 24
55
Feb. 25
77
Feb.
9% May
1
9% May 18
98
May
61% May
97
May
99% May
73
May
12
29
26
22
3
45
12
Apr.
8
10%
Mar. 20
Apr.
3 100%
50
66%
Apr. 15
89
Apr. 27 101
93
May
3 106%
73
88%
May
3
12% Apr. 19 27
8
27
11
25
24
24
26% Apr.
16
15
4
4
11
18
13
29
90% Apr.
94
May
May
May
79
May
61
May
98% May
61
May
55
May
34
May
46% May
29
84% May 12
91% May 24
7
May 12
101
1
94
27
May
100
May
May
8 99
76% May
9
May
3 70
8
1
69% Jan.
46% May
8
96% May 15
58% May 19
91
May 27
42
May
9
May 26
May
2
May
3
May
5
May 18
May 24
May
2
18
Feb.
7
15% May 29
Feb.
9
90% Jan. 12
59
Jan. 11
92
92
50
53
6
42
12
Feb. 14
Jan. 16
Jan.
6
Jan.
Jan.
6
Jan. 11
Feb.
8
May 12
May 27
2
Apr. 20 101% Feb.
Mar. 3 100% Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
4 82
Jan.
Apr. 15 74
9
5
9
Feb.
14
96
Mar.
Feb.
10
49
Mar.
Apr. 29
62% Apr.
Jan.
10
43
Apr.
Jan.
20
92
Jan.
44
Feb.
Apr. 27
May 13
May 29
31% Mar.
21% Mar.
31% Mar.
Jan.
18
Jan.
16
NEW
YORK
CURB
EXCHANGE
51
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Sine<
on.
]
1933.
T
278
BONDS
403
98,
May I.
Ask.
101 4
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
91
Sale
83
Sale
Sale
984 Sale
Falls 1st Ac ref 5s
Ref 5c
27
1947
Sale Prices.
88
Sale
594
Sale
98
43
44
1004 Sale
364 Sale
88
Sale
46
Sale
May
May
May
1024 May
45
May
26
22
22
31
31
5
May
May
May
May
87
100
464 Sale
99
May
May
May
May
May
43
1949
Idaho Power Co 5s
Highest.
Sale Prices.
83
1950
A ..1949
6s series B
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Sale
884
1014
Improvement 5s. 1951
ser
Highest
Sale Prices.
45
Hungarian Ital Bank 7^s '63
Hydraulic Power of Niagara
Hygrade Food 6s
Lowest.
Ask
84
4J^s series E
1981
Hud Bay Min Ac Smelt 6g_1935
93
270
Bid.
4hs series D—.......1978
71
221
(Continued,)
Houston Lt Ac Pr 5s A...1953
252,
493
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 3
9 1034 May 23
4 1014 May 24
4 594 May 31
4 534 May 20
91
90
97
May
May
4
1
5
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
2
2
2
1
25
3
2
1
1
12
1
15
2
1
1
11
1
52
854 May
,517
Illinois Cent RR 44®
1934
203
Illinois Nor Utll 5s..
1957
Illinois Power 5s A
1933
Illinois Pow Ac L 5«s
1957
44
Sale
1954
54
Sale
594
Sale
684 Sale
59
Sale
64
Sale
57
63
54 4
Sale
594
Sale
53 4
55
May 29
694 May 29
90
May 27
40
614
852
54s series "B"
,624
,912
6s series A
.......1953
5s series C
1956
2
5s series C
68
Sale
85
49
Sale
1956
70
198
93
323
58
150
74
95
,050
5
96
5s series C
...1951
Sale
Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s A. 1958
Indiana 5c Mich El 5s
1st 5c ref 5s
1955
70
Sale
52
Sale
514
744 Sale
49
Sale
75
98
1963
ser
A..1957
49
954
964
Sale
94
82
20
26
Sale
Sale"
..1950
1st Hen 5c ref 5s
904
Sale
Sale
20
Sale
'304 Sale'
20
"924 Sale'
774
Sale
30
Sale
194
74
Indianapolis Gas 5s A...1952
Knd'poUs P 5t L 5s
534
70
1957
Indiana Service 5s
43
64
1953
Indiana Gen Service 5s..1948
202
499
583
Sale
Indep Oil 8t Gas deb 6S..1939
Indiana Elec Corp 6s A..1947
64s series B
46
Sale
66
854
Sale
774
May
664 May
70
May
62
May
55
May
98
May
73
May
764 May
67
May
994 May
62
May
954 May
86
May
32
May
31
May
75
May
864 May
Indianapolis Water 54s.1953
Intercontlnents Power Co—
38
Deb 6s with warrants.. 1948
4
Deb 6s without warr
1948
Int Pow Sec 64® series C.1955
7s series E
..1957
7s series F
....1952
492
448
328
245
International Salt 5s
8
Internat Securities 5s. ..1947
165
17
Without
77
85
Sale
Sale
59
Sale
Sale
59
Sale
534
Sale
44
894 Sale
454 Sale
86
Sale
Sale
604 Sale
474 Sale
6s
655
Sale
22"
3
36
May 31
1956
51
Sale
644
Sale
47
Sale
57
Sale
51
May
1
464 May
2
53
May 16
71
May 24
67
May
2
63
May
634 May
74
May
614 May
75
May
744 May 18
65
...1958
18
25
25
24
22
31
31
27
31
11
Invest Co of Amer 5s A...1947
1961
106
Without warrants......
384
Iowa-Nebraska L Ac P 5s..l957
34,
461,
5s Series B
1961
(sarco Hydro-El 7s
1952
190
109
,912,
96,
52,
143,
248,
78,
376,
392,
Without
75
Sale
63
warrants
Sale
Sale
80
"784 Sale"
80
Sale
75
Sale
82
Sale
Sale
774 Sale
764 May
1
80
47
384 May
1
474 May 31
Laughlin Steel 5s *39
Sale
40
Sale
924 Sale
1024 Sale
Sale
884
Sale
95
Sale
83
Sale
90
Sale
102
Sale
71
100
Sale
101
.
Jersey Cent P 5c L 5s B...1947
448 series C
1961
Kansas Gas & Elec 6s
Kansas Power 5s A
Sale
87
Sale
474 Sale
2022
1947
Kansas Pow Ac Lt 5s B...1957
824 Sale
1955
6s series A
Kentucky Utilities 5s
734 Sale
874 Sale
1969
58
1961
59
Sale
64s series D
54« series F
924 Sale
Sale
5s
1948
67
74"
1955
Klmberly Clark 5s A
Sale
Sale
1943
936,
575,
78,
129,
Koppers Gas Ac C deb 5s.l947
Deb 54s
1950
744 Sale
77
Sale
Kresge (S S) Co 5s
89
Sale
Sale
75
Sale
824 Sale
349,
89,
,625,
Laclede Gas Light 54s..1935
Larutan Gas Corp 64s..1935
67
Sale
734 Sale
74
Sale
74
Sale
484
Sale
634
Sale
70
Sale
96
Sale
80
Sale
61,
92,
674,
123,
84,
13,
250,
74,
117,
22,
34,
193,
8,
3,
92,
122,
,198,
5s certlfs of
1945
deposit... 1945
Lehigh Pow Secur 6s
2026
Leonard Tlets Inc 74s.. 1946
Without
85
784 Sale
824 Sale
1952
Llbby McNeill Ac Llbby 5s 1942
Lone Star Gas
Corp 5s
1942
1945
Long Island Ltg 6s
Conv deb 54s A
1952
Los Angeles Gas 5t Elec 5s '61
5s
1624 Sale"
54s series E
Sale
Louisiana Pow At Lt 5s... 1957
86
Sale
744 Sale
84
470,
Manitoba Power 54o
1951
Mansfield Mln Ac Sm (Germ)
404
Sale
25
36
21,
58,
532,
627,
39,
7s with warrants
1941
7s without warranto...1941
Mass Gas Co 54s
1946
158,
1,
944 Sale
Sale
80
Sale
1955
Mass Utll Assoc 5s A
1949
McCallum Hosiery 64*--1941
1st mtge 5s series F..1962
Middle Sts Petrol
64® A.1945
Middle West Utll—■
5s ctfs of dep
5s ctfs of dep
17
1004
814
May 26
May 16
May 31
May 17
99
May 11
1004 May 25
48
May 31
Sale
1034
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
92
Sale
...1955
81
101
Sale
Sale
64
Sale
10
12
27
27
Mar.
1
25
Mar. 24
6
May 31
May 31
Feb.
1
Jan.
4
Jan.
13
May 22
594 May 27
59
May 31
28 1054 Mar. 24
384 Apr.
8
3
52
Jan.
Feb.
5
Feb.
204 Apr.
1
424 Jan.
13
91
31
744 Mar. 28
464 Apr. 24
45
Apr.
6
53
May 16
65
Mar. 31
63
Mar. 20
63
Apr. 25
634 Maj
4
74
May
8
604 Apr. 27
75
May
6
71
Apr. 24
63
Jan.
3
374 Apr. 25
61
Jan.
784 Jan.
3
26
72
Jan.
26
65
Jan.
26
75
75
Jan.
844
844
924
834
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
92
Feb.
1
864 Feb.
6
80
Feb.
18
2
31
12
30
3
May 20
474 May 31
Jan. 11
304 Apr.
3 51
98
Jan.
May 11 102
5
86
Apr. 27 1014 Jan.
9
804 Mar. 29
"4 Jan. 10
101
Apr.
7 104
May 23
69
65
71
83
52
Apr. 20
May
8
May
1
Apr.
7
Apr. 19
854 Jan.
80
95
Mar. 22
75
67
Apr. 21
Apr. 21
Apr. 25
93
56
Apr. 20
Mar.
2
Apr.
4
664 Mar. 28
Mar. 31
584 Jan.
Apr.
56
5
1
29
May
564 Apr.
464 Mar.
Feb.
744 Jan.
55
72
Jan.
894 Feb.
13
2
7
10
3
Feb.
Feb.
2
804 Feb.
814 Jan
1
5
.
9
794 Jan. 31
May 29
83
96
90
Jan.
18
Jan.
23
67
May 31
93
May 25
884 Jan. 20
684 Jan.
13
Jan.
31
IV*
70
Jan.
87
80
Apr.
97
100
Feb.
86
May 17
Mar. 17
Jan.
Jan.
20
25
100
Mar.
103 4 Jan.
1064 Jan.
1044 Feb.
99
Mar.
1044 Feb.
20
103
23
914 May
1004 Mar.
974 Apr.
984 May
May
18
1064 Jan. 19
48
May 31
48
Jan.
Feb.
10
23
6
80
364 May 16
20
484 May
50
May
874 May
83
May
804 May
19
25
31
29
1
25
May
1
484 May 16
484 May 17
79
May
1
72
May
3
80
May
4
May
954 May
964 May
75
May
88
May
42
May
29
26
29
29
17
20
11
Sale
May 15
944 May
9
81
May
3
70
May 23
81
May
1
39
May
5
144 May
14
May
144 May
14
May
514 May
97
May
824 May
5
18
5
5
11
19
29
May
May
May
11
May
49
May
92
May
724 May
11
Sale
11
Sale
95
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
101
May
1 102
59
May
May
May
May
2
1
1
1
10
11
Sale
66
49
Sale
48
60
Sale
60
Apr. 21
46
Jan.
Apr. 10
474 Apr. 18
75
Apr. 20
714 Apr. 26
54
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
12
80
534
994
944
884
Feb.
14
Jan
16
Mar. 20
Jan. 16
41
84 Apr. 12
15
11
9
25
92
81
Jan.
4
May 29
954 May 26
3 103
May
Apr. 24 86
Apr. 27 964
274 Mar. 15 444
Jan.
31
68
Jan
10
79
Jan.
Jan.
28
11
34 Mar. 29
§1
Mar. 27
Mar.
1
Mar. 21
Feb. 25
91
Apr. 21
724 Apr. >7
May
5
18
5
5
May 11
\V* May
May
m May
ip
90
Jan.
9
Jan.
19
MayI16 100
724 May 19
82
May 31
624 May 26
70
6
16
47
41
al5
82
11
24
1934
1978
1955
Miss Power 8c Light 5s. ..1957
834 Jan.
17 103
Feb.
21
954 Jan.
12
Sale
Sale
994
13
26
13
11
6
714 Sale
40
6
40
47
964
1044
1024
1004
11
11
8
5
3
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
324 Jan.
31
May
May
May
744 Mar.
67
80
1943
1967
Apr.
70
81
May
5
654 May 19
70
May 17
90
May 29
87
May
8
Jan.
May 25
May 24
15 105
19
99
82
4
3
1
36
11
12
Mar. 16
49
May
a784 May
74
May
May 29
60
May
4
634 May
9
84
May 20
80
May
1
Jan.
Jan.
55
Mar. i25 105
1
76
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
14 Jan.
14 Jan.
70
72
77
May 31
May 25
May 17
724 Jan.
77
71
80
784 May 25
83
May 29
934 May 26
844 May 29
93
19
20
3
Sale
114
114
114
114
1932
Minneapolis Gen El 5s... 1934
2
17
6
13
12
Sale
" Sale
Minneapolis Gas Lt 44®-1950
,ge 54
1
16
604 Jan.
Jan.
874 Sale
834 Sale
72
"924 Sale"
1935
Mississippi Pow 5s
Feb.
Jan.
784 Feb.
3
99
Mar.
3 1024 Jan.
Feb.
894 Ma) 16 102
734 May
3 944 Jan.
Sale
1934
5s ctfs of dep
5s reg
Minn Pow & Lt
44s
1st 8c ref 5s
98
91
91
5 1004 Feb.
27 1004 Jan.
May 31 1014 May
2
894 May 16 944 May
6
734 May 3 85
May 29
804 Sale
1933
5s ctfs of dep
Midland Valley RR 5s
Milwaukee G L 44s
2
80
Louisville (Ky) G & E 6s A '37
Sale
255,
309,
316,
241,
136,
282,
550,
Mar.
Apr. 20
Apr. 17
Apr. ,18
9
4
2
1
100
984 Sale
1950
Louisville Henderson & St
Louis Ry Co 5s
1946
McCord Rad &
Mfg 6s
1943
Melbourne El Supp 74® A '46
Memphis P & L 5s ser A..1948
Met Edison 4s series E...1971
11
31
31
31
24
20
26
31
18
1024 Jan. 17
694 May 29
3
25
734 May
764 May
884 May
75
May
Sale
1943
100
29,
106,
289,
,671,
95,
71
Sale
1024 Sale
1961
el:
27
31
16
29
23
75
May
714 May
88
May
924 May
69
May
68
May
88
May
74
May
79
May
694 May
May
May
874 May
574 May
58
May
744 May
62
May
72
May
65
100
100
1949
May 20
May
May
May
May
May
88
914 May
1014 May
100
May
994 May
99
May
984 May
48
May
..1947
54s series F
5 4® series 1
5s
May
1 474
May 11 101
May
1 96
82
May
3 n93
1014 May
1 104
98
48
1942
44 series C
8
Apr.
May
994 Apr.
38
Apr.
50
Apr.
52
Apr.
Apr.
May
80
1939
6s...
Los Angeles Pacific 4s
40
29
warrants..
Lexington Utll 5s
|3
764 Sale
1963
Jacksonville Gas 5s
..1942
Jamaica Wat Sup 54s A.1955
Jones 5c
May
May
614 May
71
May
72
May
804 May
80
May
82
May
75
May
79
May
834 May
59
384 Sale
Italian Superpower 6s
Without warrants
143,
79,
41,
Sale
Sale
1942
166
503
81
65
614
804 Sale
Iowa Pow 5c Lt 44s A...1958
Iowa Pub Serv 5s.
..1957
Iowa Ry 5c Light 5s A.. 1945
Isotta Franchlnl 7s
,005
May
1949
5s series D.
29
130
May 12
35
34
229
56
Sale
44s series F._
Interstate Telep 5s A
200
3
24 4
1952
648 series B
281
4
33
85
52
Interstate Public Service
22
May
1957
Debenture
40
854 May
IF
8
May 31
9
May 31
864 May
5
904 May 3
81.
May
1
85
May 22
594 May 27
59
May 31
6
31
4 106
Jan. 26
May
4
Apr.
594 May 31
Apr. 11 534 May 20
98
103
1957
5s reg
802
Sale
50
May 17
May 31
May 22
82
May
8
70
May
5
764 May
1
47
May
2
39
May
2
Jan.
Jan.
9
Jan.
9
May 31
May 31
994 Apr. 25 1074 Jan.
41
15
18
18
17
25
24
29
15
62
24
16
98
49
19
31
94
17
80
26
14
11
124
31
65
25 1014
734
warrants
Interstate Power 5s
1
5
9
82
81
Interstate Iron 5t St'l 54s '46
InterstateNat Gas 6s
1936
,363
Sale
40
Sale
Sale
1951
554
Sale
9
87
95
88
May
5 104
784 Apr. 26 964
794 Apr. 21 964
77
Mar. 15 1024
354 Feb. 24 45
May 19
6
Mar, 2 1034 Feb.
994 Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Jan. 12
57
Apr. 26
IF
66
44
50
1
May
5
Apr.
Apr. 20
87
Jan.
14
734 Jan.
12
Jan.
12
83
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
NEW
52
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
May.
NEW YORK
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Ask
BONDS (Continued)
$
1944
132,000 Miss River Fuel 68
Without warrants
66,000
1951 104 4 Sale
491,000 Miss River Power 5s
86
Sale
1955
103,000 Missouri P & L 54» A
300,000 Missouri Pub Serv 5s A--1947
Monongahela West Penn Pub
Service 5 Ha B
1953
582.000
84,000 Montana Dakota Pow 54s '34
944 Sale
Montreal L H & P 5s "A". 1951
1,576,000
934 Sale
5s series B
1970
505,000
Munson Steamship Line
10
Sale
(Hi with warr
1937
270,000
$
84,000
18,000
81,000
25,000
125,000
180,000
21,000
216,000
85,000
146,000
Narragansett ElecCo
5s__1957
Sale
1024 Sale
85
Sale
53
Sale
69
Sale
Sale
Sale
29
88
88
914
914
Sale
Sale
Sale
14
Sale
104 Sale
29
874 May
96
Sale
Sale
97
Sale
984 Sale
994 Sale
67
Sale
74
574
144
Sale
Sale
Sale
634 Sale
174 Sale
664 May
564 May
14
May
5% gold notes...May 11935
350,000
2022
68,000 Nebraska Power 6s
44a
1981
324,100
Nelsner Bros Realty 6s.. 1948
354,000
64
Sale
Nevada Calif Elec 5s
—1956
1,031,000
101
Sale
181,000 New Amsterdam Gas 5s_.1948
554 Sale
New Eng G & Elec Assn 5sl947
1,897,000
5s
1948
465,000
Sale
55 £
Conv deb 5s
1950
2,164,000
564 Sale
New Engl Pow Assn 5s—1948
1,358,000
Sale
5s....
.......1951 103
61,000
oi
57 H Sale
Deb 54a
1954
1,554,000
57 4 Sale
New Orleans Pub Serv 4H»'35
2 838,000
6s series A
1949
173,000
82
Sale
N Y Cent Elec 54a
1950
46,000
2026
2030
D„.1978
'61 % Sale
17 4
Sale
9,000
33,000
492,000
211,000
20,000
39,666
59,000
36,000
120,000
i"o",666
53,000
38,000
672,000
90,000
39,000
133,000
70,000
95,000
138,000
65,000
36,000
230,000
38,000
2,000
7,000
6,000
88,000
17,000
287,000
i7i",666
163,000
1,000
12,000
58,000
33,000
178,000
36,000
67:6oo
1,000
43,000
Sale
80
2
1
1
69
19
84
200,000
46
Sale
22
57
Sale
594 Sale
55
May
90
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
44
45
a44
Sale
Sale
Sale
474
Sale
494 Sale
334
434
444
Sale
Sale
50
50
494 Sale
554 Sale
a44
464
994
494
474
604 Sale
504 Sale
33
Sale
624
#
60
894 Sale
Sale
87
Sale
694
814
Sale
89
Sale
904 Sale
79
Sale
87
45"" Sale'
764
Sale
Sale
25
Sale
Sale
24
Sale
86
Sale
63
Sale
514 Sale
Sale
72
Sale
Sale
94
Sale
1940
1961
87
Sale
94
Sale
324
354
864
774
774
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
92
78
May
May
974 May
434 May
105
1054 Sale
Sale
221,000
1,737,000
notes.
_
44a
4 Ha series
1,143,000
1956
D
2024
Deb 6s
34,000
Ohio Public Serv 6s C
1953
86,000
5s series D—......
1954
254,000
54» series E
1961
109,000
Oklahoma Gas & El 5s
1950
910,000
6s series A
1940
233,000
68 series A reg
..1940
2,000
265,000 Okla Pow 8c Water 5s A—1948
1938
1,000 Osgood Co 6s w w
.1941
235,000 Oswego Falls Co 6s
36,000
1.593,000
464,000
1,034,000
83,000
1,000
281,000
150,000
13,000
3,000
262,000
3,000
181,000
51,000
1,174,000
560,000
108,000
38,000
909,000
42,000
2,000
9,000
,68,000
584 Sale
100
964
Sale
Sale
1024 Sale
964 Sale
954 Sale
874
636,000
584
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
854 Sale
474 Sale
Sale
514 Sale
52
" Sale
994
1104
994 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
664
1960
F...
Sale
884
1054
994
964
884
Sale
Pacific Power 8c Light 5s. 1955
Corp of Louis is '38
Park 8c Tilford 6s
1936
Penn Cent Lt 8c Pow 44» 1977
81
55~"
73
Sale
64
Sale
814 May
25
16
Sale
82
.1949
6% ctfs of deposit
143,000
38,000
381,000
162,000
112,000
147,000
41,000
55
Sale
—
816,000 Peoples Gas Lt 8t Coke 4s B'81
44 % serial notes......1934
105,000
4.4% serial notes
.1935
7,000
44% serial notes
.1936
14,000
68 series C
...1957
2,274,000
209,000 Peoples Lt 8fc Pow 5s..-.1979
1966
447,000 Phlla Electric Co 5s
1972
940,000 Phila Elec Power 5 4»
77,000 Phlla Rapid Transit 6s..1962
64 4
534 Sale
884 Sale
99
Sale
Sale
604 Sale
Sale
Sale
"904 Sale"
95
Sale
1014 Sale
loi"" Sale"
64s class A
1960
858,000
134,000 Piedmont 8t Northern 5s_1954
1949
104,000 Pittsburgh Coal 6s
151,000 Pittsburgh Steel 6s—...1948
189,000 Pomerania Elec Co 6s.... 1953
43,000
9,000
97,000
33,000
...1939
141,000 Poor 8c Co 6s
94,000 Portland Gas 8c Coke 5s. 1940
383,000 Potomac Edison 5s ser E_ 1956
44s series F
-1961
150,000
19,000
T
92,000
1,000
Potomac Elec Power 5s
Potrero Sugar 1st
footnotes see page 54.
7s
1936
.1947
Jan.
99
Jan.
24
914 Jan.
28 105
Jan.
19 106
Feb.
12
12
14
974 Jan.
10
7
Apr.
10
92
Feb.
7
May
214 Apr.
1
91
Jan.
24
3
46
Jan.
13
13
8 364 Jan.
22
May
784 May 13 1024 Feb. 10
3
594 Apr. 21 904 Feb.
17
91
Feb.
7
25
854 Jan.
27
9
80
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
77
May
70
Mar. 31
92
Jan.
28
75
Apr. 20
974 Jan.
9
59
54
5 103 4 Jan.
2 1004 Jan.
May 31
Jan.
9
93
144 Jan. 13
May 12
Jan. 10
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
10
11
t!k
10»lH
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
55
85
75
95
1074
Sale
105
Sale
103
Sale
104
Sale
100
1684 Sale"
974 Sale
24 Sale
1074 Sale
Sale
904
14
Sale
Sale
Jan.
6
12
11
97
Jan.
26
954 Jan.
14
Mar.
894 Jan.
70
Apr.
91
35
May
May
May
May
May
May
29
31
27
31
27
744 May 29
May
5
634 May 18
704 May 13
85
May 31
464 May 22
754 May 29
78
May 17
96
914
784
764
594
254
794 Ma>
864 Apr.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Apr. 26 764 Jan.
1084 Feb.
May
714 Jan.
Apr.
704 May
574 Apr.
884 Feb.
794 Apr.
42
464 May
Apr.
60
804 Feb.
Apr.
90
Feb.
76
May
64
103
48
Sale
Sale
6
16
8
12
13
8
22
1
6
53
1
64
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
19
16
26
1
22
26
3
1
15
4 804 May 18
May 25
3 100
984 May 29
34 May 20
108
May 29
1054 May 12
52
May 29
May
1024 May
434 May
954 May
100
May
100
May 27
May
5
654 May
9
704 May 29
May
4
80
1
86
47
28
82
74
65
9
11
71
4 May
103
Sale
6
344 Mar. 18
May
66
67
12
Mar.
344 Mar. 21
824 May
Sale
8
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
1014
3 1124
984 Apr. 20 1064
944 May
5 1054
86
Mar. 31 1014
101
30
29
May
May
90
784 Sale
354 Sale
Feb.
May 29
30
May
4 95
97
May
9 994
6 83 4
814 May
73
May 18 764
93
90
May 31
94
May 11 96
May
1 1064
101
67
Sale
47"~ Sale'
"954
70
Sale
66
55
674
70
824
Jan.
93
Mar.
764 Feb.
Mar.
254 May
36
Apr.
Jan.
53
704 Apr.
63
13
9
13
Jan. 23
Feb.
1
Jan.
4
Feb.
344 May
3
344 May 16
664 May 19
534 May
100
65
5
Jan.
1044 Jan.
994 Jan.
Jan.
904 May
81
Apr.
Jan.
5
Mar.
3
514 Apr. 27
824 Sale
784 Sale
74
65
1034 Sale
102
May
1
May 17
May
1
May 11
May
1
May
1
May
May 29
May 19
79
May 26
364 May 27
67
May 2§
88
May 26
83
May 24
79
May 22
3 1034 May 31
744 Jan.
12
23
Jan. 25
76
Feb.
9
Jan. 31
104
Jan. 13
100
Jan.
3
93
974 Feb. 16
83
Jan.
944 May 11 101
994 Feb. 24 108
Jan.
24
70
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
90
Mar. 28
45
85
96
81
4
25
29
24
28
934
1004
1004
1014
1064
66
Apr.
974 Mar.
95
Sale
12
91
834 Jan.
824 May
§64 Apr.
105
25
12
May 10
60
98
let 8c refunding 44s..1957
149,000
29,000 Phila Suburb Water 5s—1955
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co
202,000
39,000
20,000
83,000
69,000
95
20
May
103
Phila Suburb Cos G 8c B
42,000
1,000
21
3
784 Mar.
Apr.
95
May
71
884 Sale
3
15
60
64
85
984
834
12
12
Jan.
82
78
944
1074
1054
1014
1950
70
Sale
Without warrants
364,000
54a series B
1959
204,000
564,000 Penn-Ohio P & L 5 4s A.1954 1014 Sale
..1956 1004 Sale
433,000 Penn Power Co 5s
984 Sale
1947
111,000 Penn Pub Serv 6s C
Sale
90
" ■
5s series D
1954
49,000
Sale
95
Penn Telep Corp 5s C
1960
64,000
Sale
453,000 Penn Water 8c Pow 44a_.1968 100
5s
1940 1054 Sale
274,000
11
Jan.
65
75
80
344 May
3
344 May 19
55
May
1
Sale
Penn Electric 4s series F.1971
Penn-Ohio Edison 6s
80,000
78,000
103,000
124,000
8,000
8,000
7,000
102,000
86,000
30
12
6
554 May 15
254 May 29
53
May 31
46 4 May
64
May
76
1949
11
Feb.
27
29
31
29
25
May
May
May
81
May
87
May
124 May
80
Penn Dock 8c Warehouse Co
68 without warrants
12
494 Jan.
10
Apr.
May
88
Apr.
82
Apr.
684 Apr.
80
Apr.
100
Apr.
82
Apr.
Jan.
654 Jan.
254 Apr. 13
624 May 24
78
May
May
May
May
May
63
Sale
18
624 Jan.
Mar. 31
May 27
88
May 10
54
Sale
24
3 105
May
934 May 17
May
May
May
May
Jan.
594 Jan.
Mar. 31
134 May 12
May 27
904 May 23
904 May 15
254 May 29
404 May
1044
984
944
874
9
26
60
3
6
384 Apr.
374 Apr.
68
May
6
Jan.
Jan.
27
6
3 1084 Jan.
104
Mar.
29
Jan. 24
97
Apr. 21 106
26
354 Feb. 21 534 May 13
13
994 Mar. 22 1004 Jan. 10
864 Apr. 25 964 Jan. 24
May 25
May
May
May
May
99
45
Jan.
4
97
May 17
834 Jan.
80
Apr. 27 984 Jan. 11
894 Apr. 26 1014 Jan. 11
5
494 May 24
17
Apr.
474 Apr. 20 694 Jan. 12
5
89
Apr. 18 1024 Jan.
3
594 Jan. 12
37
Apr.
91
904 May
854 May
78
May
77
May
70
May
704 May
704 May
65
May
6
Jan.
234 Jan.
114 Mar. 28
24
4
29
13
17
29
May 19
74
Mar. 31
41
May 31
824 May
3
14
May 31
854 May
1
824 May
3
104 May 10
12
May 12
584 May
1
86 4 May
804 May
614
1979
5s
Feb
8
944 May
2 1034
96
Apr. 20 103
984 Jan4 101
85
50
Mar. 31
88
May
65
754 Sale
25
26
864 May 31
87
May 23
85
Sale
Sale
964 Jan.
§54 Jan.
73
70
654 Sale
Pacific Western Oil 6 4s. 1943
Palmer
27
28
74
68
103
1942
5s
Feb.
82
35
A...1948
Without warrants
Jan.
Feb.
27
84
May 26
824 May 27
May 12
354 May 31
884 May 27
774 May 31
774 May 31
70
May 27
924 May 29
88
May 25
88
1064 Sale
1044 Sale
1014 Sale
934 Sale
50
25
10
95
794 May 22
105
—....1941
Pacific Ltg 8c Pow
72
404
1955
44«-1957
Pacific Investing 5s
854 Sale
964 Sale
91
Sale
Sale
1952
1st 8c ref 44a
§34 Sale
874 Sale
81
Sale
1st & ret 5s D
1,613,000
Sale
Sale
1st 8c ref 5HsC
1st & ret 6s B
814
85~~
Sale
Sale
1064 Sale
Pacific Gas at El 1st
Sale
1940
Pacific Coast Power 5s
120,000
298,000
347,000
Sale
91
14"
854 Sale
12
Sale
Jan.
884 May
3
764 May
1
68
May
1
24
May
1
22
May
8
784 May 13
62
May
664 May
574 May
84 4 May
77
May
North Texas Utilities—
7s without warrants...1935
152,000
Northwest Electric 6s
1935
41,000
46,000 Northwest Pow 6s A..—.I960
68 A crfs of dep
..I960
15,000
308,000 Nor'weat Pub Serv 5s A—1957
1945
209,000 Ogden Gas Co 5s..
Ohio Edison Co 5s
1960
2,185,000
5s new
1960
241,000
Ohio Power 5s series B
1952
487,000
3,000
462,000
138,000
289,000
129,000
188,000
824 Sale
854 Sale
864 Sale
6
76
29
22
6
5
6
18
3
18
12
8
26
May
904
1054
3 1014
534
1
Nor States Power
5 4%
Jan.
5
18
31
23
944 May
914 May
804 May
93
May
May 15
May
8
854 May
3
69
May
1
81
May
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
65
89
944 Sale
Sale
1956
Nor Ohio Trac 8c Lt 5s
May
Sale
N Y Ac Foreign Invest
5H* A with warrants.. 1948
74,000
N Y Pa & Ohio RR 4M!s—1935
147,000
964
N Y P at L Corp 1st 4*8-1967
3,861,000
88
N Y State E 8c G 44«
1980
2,233,000
99
54s
1962
190,000
N Y & Westchester Ltg 5s '54
68,000
96
4s
2004
230,000
106 %
354,000 Niagara Fails Power 6s..1950
5s series A
1959
386,000
543,000 Nippon Elec Pow 6 His—1953
Nor Amer L & P 5% notes *33
25,000
Serial 5% notes..
1934
51,000
Serial 5% notes.......1935
151,000
Serial 5% notes
..1936
191,000
404
54a s f deb ser A
1956
2,216,000
34
Nor Cont Utii 5 4s A
1948
260,000
Nor Indiana G&E 6s
1952
193,000
Nor Ind Pub Serv 5s
1966
406,000
58 series D
1969
340,000
784
4Hs E
1970
265,000
Nor Ohio P 5c L5Hs
1951 1004
501,000
May
22
65
Apr.
Apr.
May 18
May 17
May 13
874 May
97
May
494 May
604 May
May
May
53
May
53
May
2564 May
994 May
624 May
53
May
424 May
70
May
May
89
374 Apr. 25
May 17
97
894 May
964 Sale
874 Sale
96
Sale
27
31
25
31
48
78
May 19
National Tea Co—
90
79
98
994 May 15
994 May 25
944 May
96
May
90
May 23
Feb. 21 884 May 23
6
May
z 1054 Jan.
Mar. 15
Apr. 29 93
Mar. 30
79
May 23
May 22
May 23
May 31
May
May
May
May
May' 2
10'
Highest.
Sale Prices.
May 23
16
May
May
a87
Prices
694
424
934
914
564 May
Sale
42 4
80
39
5s. 1945
Nat Pow & Lt 6s' * A"
Deb 5s series B
Nat Pub Serv 5s C O
Sale
Sale
169,000
27,000
22,000
197,000
272,000
44,000
244,000
114,000
659,000
572.000
18,000
488.001
284,001
87,000
12,000
Nassau & Suffolk Ltg
80
404
98
102
234,000
486,000
375:666
1957
5s series B
85
1024
1,110,000
375,000
37,000
1,079,000
1,505,000
1,860,000
248,000
94,000
90
May
1
May 10 884
May
2 103
85
May
1
May
2 53
85
Sale
85
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
May 31.
May 1.
1933.
Did.
Mar.
874 Apr.
4 Apr.
103
May
1014 Mar.
434 May
95
95
May
9
Jan.
12
Feb.
14
Jan.
5
Feb.
4
Jan.
4
May 20
n3o^
Jan.
108
Feb.
7
604 Jan.
13
5
8 1044 Jan. 11
Jan. 26
Mar. 30 1044
65
Jan.
604 Apr.
82
Apr.
634 Feb.
28
May
44
Apr.
82
May
74
Apr.
65
May
102
5
Jan.
Apr. 24
84 Feb. 24
764 Jan. 23
80
May 29
9
89
Jan.
79
May 26
Jan.
13
67
May 29
1004 Jan. 24
894 Jan.
12
Jan.
24
Feb.
18
24
864
ioag
Feb.
June, 1933.]
NEW YOEK CURB EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES,
In
May.
%
Jan. 3
1933.
Power Corp of
Bid.
May 1.
Ask.
Bid.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
Can 44 s B 1959
Sale
58
Sale
6
4* serlei A
...1942
Power Securities Corp 6s. 1949
Prussian Elec 6s__ .......1954
1044 Sale
594 Sale
464 Sale
984 Sale
104
Sale
Sale
52
Pub Serv of N H 44* B..1957
329,000
255,000
746,000
234,000
411,000
1,533,000
1,853,000
1,105,000
447,000
180,000
569,000
1,858,000
538,000
1,712.000
81,000
11,000
4,000
6% perpetual certificates
Pub Serr of Nor Ills 5s C.1966
5s-..-.-.——.——..1956
i4* series G..........1937
64s series H
1952
11654 Sale
954 Sale
97 h Sale
1054
Sale
1961
644 Sale
614 Sale
604 Sale
1950
1950
6,000
Sale
89
72
Sale
714 May
Sale
Sale
Sale
914 Sale
Sale
494 Sale
524 Sale
484
61
61
Sale"
Sale
Sale
163,000 Rochester Ry Ac Lt 5s....1954
17,000 Rochester Tel 414* C
1953
1,736,000 Ruhr Gas Co 614s..
1953
237,000 Ruhr Housing 614* A
1958
58,000 Ryerson (Jos T) Ac Sons <»1943
67,000
1,000
352,000
117,000
744,000 St Louts Gas Ac Coke 6s.. 1947
1,086,000 Safe Harbor Water Pr 414* '79
3,000
414* reg...
..1979
64,660
295,000 San
16,000
18,000
24,000
39,000
804 May 31
754 May 18
884 May 3
55
514* series D
1960
San Joaquin L Ac P 6e B..1952
5s series D
112,000
...1957
1955
196,000 Sauda Falls Co 5s
71,000
599,000
6s...
1937
3,000 Schulte Real Est Co 6s...1935
148,000
6s without warrants...1935
163,000 Scrlpps (E W) Co 514s,
1943
438,000 Seattle Ltg Co 5s........1949
25,000 Serrel Inc 5t............1948
564
Sale
55
..
.
184 Sale
144 Sale
324 Sale
Sale
434 Sale
Sale
1034 Sale
39
Sale
Sale
12
Sale
924 Sale
97
Sale
8
1014 Sale
103
Sale
60
1004
Sale
Sale
25", 000
78,000
139,000
10,000
363,000
245,000
324,000
215,000
18,000
48,000
21,000
762,000
277,000
87,000
149,000
156,000
76,000
11,000
6,000
34,000
1,855,000
893,000
884,000
1,015,000
54,000
122,000
135,000
2,943,000
1,230,000
475,000
548,000
806,000
199,000
81,000
79,000
236,000
17,000
63,000
14,000
89,000
119,000
304,000
10,000
61,000
531,000
250,000
955,000
77,000
17,000
102,000
515,000
170,000
Shawlnigaa W Ac P 414s. .1967
414s series B
.1968
123,000
41,000
111,000
72,000
194,000
9,000
30,000
289,000
306,000
437,000
86,000
364,000
424,000
471,000
373,000
33,000
5,000
609,000
140,000
1,412,000
414s series D
1970
564 Sale
Southern Calif Edison 5s 1951
General 5s......
...1939
Refunding mtge 5s....1952
Ref Mtge 5s
1954
Sou Calif Gas Corp 5S-.-1937
Sou Calif Gas Co 5s
1957
514s Series B
132,000
17,000
386,000
119,000
343,000
10,000
164,000
52,000
of California 414s
Gas Co 614*
Without
Sale
614 Sale
65
Sale
69
58
Sale
Sale
304 Sale
614 Sale
40"" Sale'
61
694 Sale
104
Sale
1064 Sale
1014 Sale
1044 Sale
59"" Sale'
95
Sale
1014 Sale
94 4 Sale
954 Sale
Sale
Sale
644 Sale
1004 Sale
1054 Sale
101
Sale
1004 Sale
1968
Southern Ind G Ac E 514*-1957
Southern Indiana Ry 4s. 1951
Southern Nat Gas 6s....1944
Stamped
1044 Sale
38
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
424
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
62
544
49
Sale
47
1944
45
So'west Assoc Tel 5s A...1961
Ac E 5s.. 1957
58 series B
Southwestern L Ac P 5s..1957
Southwest Nat Gas 6s...1945
Southwestern P Ac L 4s..2022
Southwest Pub Serr 6s A. 1945
Sale
warr
warrants..
.1939
78
65
Sale
504 Sale
33
Sale
43
334 Sale
Sale
59
Sale
59
Sale
49
Sale
1940
1961
1968
1940
1944
May 15
May 27
864 May 26
5 1004 May
1
484 Sale
484 Sale
374 Sale
374 Sale
68
10sl*
894
97
85
May
2
Sale
36
May
May
674 May
61
2
1
5
504 May
1
314 May
1
May
1
64
May 22
77
May
1
63
Sale
48 4
474
Sale
47
Sale
374
374
63
64
364
Sale
454
Sale
364
314 Sale
10
Sale
23
Sale
10
564 Sale
534 Sale
41
Sale
374 Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
101
1004
Sale
85
Sale
Sale
69
102
Sale
Sale
Sale
96"" Sale"
'884 Sale'
78
944
1024
Sale
59
Sale
Sale
92
Sale
Sale
994
Sale
704 Sale
974 Sale
1024 Sale
704 Sale
794 Sale
Sale
63
70
Jan.
Jan.
98
Jan.
30
13
105
Jan.
9
47
8
May 16
Mar. 22
94
79
May
May
Apr.
May
Apr.
75
Apr. 29
94
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
77
994 Jan.
Sale
80
984
Sale
a45
564
Sale
824 Sale
91
Sale
82 4 May
874 Sale
68"" Sale"
5s A. ..1979
Toledo Edison Co—
508,000
423,000
4,649,000
1st mtge gold 5s
1962
920,000 Twin City Rap Tr 514s A. 1952
192,000
3,000
69,000
842,000 CJlen At Co 6s.....1944
21,000 Union Amer Invest 5s A.1948
178,000 Union Atlantic 414s
1937
97
Sale
314 Sale
15
77
Sale
Sale
21
Sale
224 Sale
Union E'lectric Lt Ac Pow
(Mo)
5s series A
1954
.1950
534
784
224
834
76
984
444
58
May 24
May 29
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
29
18
29
29
19
31
27
23
34
9
98
974 May
884 May
924 May
96
May
2 103
944
1014
96
Sale
994
Sale
Sale
Sale'
Jan.
924 Jan.
1
26
Mar. 15
Apr.
35
Mar. 30
5
554 Apr. 15
694 Mar. 24
35
Apr.
1
284 Apr.
6
284 Apr.
8
63
Apr. 28
61
Apr. 21
264 Apr. 10
10
Apr. 28
56
19
Jan.
5
May 27
May 23
May 22
Jan.
26
Jan.
17
13
12
Jan.
70
Jan. 12
43
May 23
634 May 17
69
Jan. 10
85
May 17
644 Jan.
12
12
534 Jan. 12
71
May 29
684 Feb.
3
504 May 17
324 Jan.
6
Jan.
65
594 Jan.
1024 Jan.
Feb.
101.4 Jan.
Mar.
69
46
100
834
934
824
98
1034
1064
1084
12
4
4
9
Feb.
7
Jan.
12
12
Jan.
Jan.
13
May 23
Feb.
3
Jan.
Feb.
31
6
May
3
Apr. 20
954 Jan.
11
94
Jan.
13
Jan.
Feb.
814 Feb.
2
964 Apr.
96
May
101
Apr.
63
11
Jan.
534 Jan.
66
Apr.
294 May
994 Apr.
60
10
Jan.
824 Jan.
82
11
26
11
66
Apr.
114 Feb.
70
Apr.
66
Apr.
90
Apr.
264 Apr.
444 Apr.
Jan. 13
57
Jan. 11
90
224 May, 29
92
Jan.
24
824 Jan.
10
Jan.
12
104
444 May 27
69
Jan.
12
15
Jan.
3 34
May 31
724 Mar. 16 784 May 27
92
Jan. 16
Apr. 25 100
1
3
Sale
Sale
5
32
70
29
31
804 Apr. 20
20
Apr. 25
204 May
904
924
Mar. 15
87
12
12
12
12
924 May 24
344 May 27
224 May
74
May
95
May
Sale
60
90
10
16
11
1
1
304 Sale
iol*" Sale"
Sale
184
714
684
924
81
34
103
1957
1967
Sale
w*
66
Mar. 30
954 Apr.
Apr.
764 May
59
May
May 6
May 13
May 2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Apr.
1§
29
31
27
23
24
102
May 24
1044 May 24
Jan.
95
35
60
504 May
Jan.
103
32
l9
Jan
4
96
914 Jan.
98
Apr. 21 105]
34
Apr. 17 49]
39
7
57
Apr.
7
59
394 Apr.
7 102
914 Apr.
4
26
10
20
75
93
47
87
17
May
31
20
1054 Jan. 11
Jan. 12
108
1054 Jan. 11
1054 Jan. 10
89
Fen.
6
Feb.
85
65
Jan.
66
82 4 Jan.
May
72
504 Jan.
mJan.
May
8* May
944 Apr.
94
724 Feb.
Jan.
474 Mar.
101
17
674 Jan. 11
84 Feb.
4
10
May 26
65
64
Mar.
29
29
13
12
29
26
17
3
6
May
May
May 29
23
17
17
May
634 May
674 May
85
May
May
40
May
1024 May
1004 May
99
May
71
May
85
May
72
May
98
May
1034 May
May
1004 May
96
May
60
May
764 May
59
May
92
May
99
May
96
May
103
May
Sale
68
43
6
107
44
100
80
Sale
May 19
784 May 31
78
May 29
9
21
106
May
May
May
May
71
May
67
May
504 May
25
May
May
294 May
73
89
49
634
634
514
514
37
36
o31
804 May 16
924 May 2 944 May 24
100
May
1 1024 May 24
41
May 10 49 4 May 27
44
57
May
1
May 23
47
59
May
1
May 22
11
Mar.
Apr.
704
Jan.
924 May
774 May
974 Mar.
99
48
1054
1014
23
7
Apr.
3 164 Jan.
90
Jan.
Apr. 21 102
1014 Jan.
6 1014 Jan.
65
May
3 834 Jan.
Feb.
...........1937
54
Jan.
May
234 May
804 Mar.
Apr.
135,000 Thermoid Co 6s with warrl934
ee page
Ifi
23
102
Jan.
1084 Feb.
65
II*
25
31
23
May 25
11
4
100
Jan. 28
67
Jan. 12
604 Jan. 12
85
Jan. 26
Mar.
Mar.
784
Jan.
ill
Mar.
Apr.
May
May
May
May
a31
May
464 May
For footnotes
13
25
100
Apr.
40
61
Jan.
Jan.
Jan. 13
194 Feb. 20
57
48
2022
448
85
May 11 87
884 May
3 100
50
Sale
Sale
1956
Texas Cities Gas 5s
1948
Texas Elec Service 5s.... 1960
Texas Gas Utilities 6s
1945
Texas Power At Lt 5s
1956
5s series B
Union Gulf Corp 5s
Mar.
Apr. 25
49
Sale
,
40
17
17
29
17
29
31
29
17
27
26
26
27
27
18
13
27
64
May
May
634 May
58
May
70
May
28
May
53
May
584 May
94
May
1014 May
94 4 May
94
May
72
May
86
May
94
May
80
May
4
71
72
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
63
57
12
16
12
77
Feb. 11
804 Jan. 11
674 Jan. 11
66
Jan. 13
63
Jan. 11
7
Apr. 21
584 Apr.
3
30
Apr. 11
494 Jan. 24
58
9
17
Feb.
754 Jan.
26
29
16
11
65
11
11
12
12
Jan.
Jan.
100
May
May
May
May
73
93,000
1,405,000
224,000
1,299,000
92
93
10
45
Jan.
1074 Jan,
66
May
5
May
2
324 May
1
594 May 10
774
534
774
224
824
281,000 Tide Water Power
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
42
Apr.
47
Apr.
454 Apr.
61
63
63
1954
8 without warrants. 1953
58.
96
5
43
1957
t970
Ternl Hydro-Electric Co—
6s.....^
60
604
804
754
544
524
May 12
674 Sale
424 Sale
604 Sale
68"" Sale"
a45
...1934
249,000 fenn Elec Power 5s
170,000 Tenn Pub Serv 5s
Sale
"674 Sale
of 111 414s..1970
107,000
6s
494,000
44s
815,000 Swift Ac Co 5s
5s
646,000
133,000 Syracuse Ltg 5s B—
1st Ac ref 514s
230,000
784 Sale
1942
Standard Gas Ac Elec 6S..1935
614
77
1957
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
7s Oct I '36 without
464 May 24
May 24
85
May
3
May 15 102
May 16
70
954 Feb. 10
119
Jan.
98
Jan.
1004 Jan.
904 Jan.
Mar.
54
75
Southern Pub Utll 5s_..„1943
Southwestern G
60
1935
warr .........i—
94,000 Sun Pipe Line 5s._
139,000
13,000
191,000
34,000
299,000
62
574 Sale
...1961
Southern Counties Gas
504,000 Super Power
804,000
126,000
1,428,000
466,000
1,741,000
17,000
466,000
Sale'
Sale
1034 Apr.
61
Apr.
8
1st Ac ref 414s
7s 1946 without
1,143,000
355,000 Sun Oil 514s
74,000
5% notes.....
116,000
26,000
Sale
Sale
1952
961,000
Cony 6s.....;,...i.^.*19J5
6s
1,432,000
1951
6s
1,075,000
....1966
120,000 Standard Invest 5 "4*
1939
5s without warrants
25,000
1937
1,664,000 Stand Power Ac Lt 6s....1957
290,000 Standard Telep 514* A...1943
1,111,000
Sale
Sheffield Steel 514*
1948
Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s...1947
Sou Carolina Power 5s..1957
2025
"59
47
70
68
174,000 Stale? (A E) Mfg 6s...
134,000
182,000
118,000
4,000
17,000
106,000
22,000
76,000
164,000
133,000
16,000
169,000
574 Sale
584 Sale
1970
Southern
34",000
324
5s series C
Southeast P Ac L 6s
9
Sale
Sale
"65"
84
51
19
4
60
774 May 27
984 May
Saxon Public Works—
23
63
3
1
434 Apr.
85
Apr.
May 18
164 May
8
984 May 15
77 4 May
Jan.
Apr. 21 664 Jan. 13
984 May
2 1054 Feb.
3
May
Apr.
Apr.
2
1
92 y\
924 May
60
994 Feb. 15
44
50
74 May
924 May
102
924 Sale
Apr.
3
52
Apr. 11
804 May
9
55
14
18
27
25
11
13
35
San Diego Cons G Ac E—
23
May 29
354 May 16
234 May 17
85
May 3
May
Highest.
Sale Prices.
52
May 25
May
May
May
May
May
65
324 Sale
.1958
—
May 18
May 18 55
al4
19
May 2
14
194
May 3
324 May
444
1
1004 May 8 1034
55
al03
149,000
72,000
Ant Pub Serr 5s
l9
27
31
18
50
Radlo-Kelth-Orpheum—
Deb 6s full paid
1941
With warrants
22,000
184,000 Republic Gas Corp 6s A..1945 al54 Sale
241,000
6s A ctfs of deposit....1945
502,000 Rochester Cent Pow 5s A 1953
293",000
10
27
26
31
13
15
13
11
27
27
3
72
May 11
884 May 3
Reliance Management 5s. 1954
5,000
42,000
125,000
105,000
37,000
May
May
844 May
76
May
75
May
76
May
974 May
92
May
73
May
73
May
64
May
624 May
594 May
57
May
May
594 Sale
544 Sale
Sale
96
Sale
L10
82
1054 May
714 May
63
May
66
May
644 May
89
May
834 May
61
May
594 May
484 May
52
May
514 May
484 May
75
73
73
Sale
Sale
184,000 Quebec Power 5s
1968
30,000 Queens Boro G 8c E 514*. 1952
52,000
414s........—
-1958
5,000
81
614 Sale
73
......
66
63
Puget Sound P & L 514s. 1949
5s series C
834 Sale
844 Sale
Pub Serr Subsld 54s A..1949
414s series D
1084 Sale
724 Sale
734 Sale
67
854 Sale
Pub Serr of Okla 5s D...1957
5s series C
1054 Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices.
Prices
May
May 25
May
May 15
May
2
May
May 29
May
May
al044May 20
May 16 55
May 20
May 27
864 May 16 88
804 Sale
4^s series D..........1978
44s series E._
1980
414a series F—
1981
Highest.
Sale
52
60
85
60
Sale Prices
42
"57"
Power Corp of N V 5HI..I947
Procter & Gamble 4 4s..1947
Lowest.
Ask.
Pub Service Co of N J—
59,000
96,000
116,000
50,000
92,000
238,000
644,000
118,000
139,000
68,000
147,000
410,000
160,000
572,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
EXCHANGE
BONDS (Continued)—
J
185,000
118,000
118,000
93,000
598,000
729,000
54,000
28,000
63,000
39,000
28.000
183,000
99,000
10,000
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK
CURB
Since
Jan. 1.
53
May 31
784 May 27
May 29
May 31
96
1
May 13
1
994 May 23
1 1004 May 29
97
994 Jan.
5
34
May 31
Apr. 20 106
874 Apr. 21 994
924 Apr. 27 104
96
Apr. 20 103
Feb.
4
Jan.
26
Jan.
11
Feb.
4
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
NEW
r»4
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
May.
NEW YORK
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
BONDS (Concluded,)—
$
147,000
129,000
172,000
128,000
276,000
493,000
72,000
517,000
94,000
126,000
110,666
128,000
85,000
117,000
118,000
132,000
102,000
1,848,000
29,000
26,000
20,000
Ask
91% Sale
26,000 Union Terminal Co 5b_~1942
572,000 United Elec of N J 4s
1949 101% Sale
United El Serv (Unes) 7o_1956
74% Sale
337,000
Without warrants
58
Sale
818,000 United Indus 6%a
1941
59 H Sale
453,000
1st 6a
1945
51
Sale
492,000 United Lt & Pow 6 %s
1974
47 % Sale
890,000
Deb 6s
.1975
69 % Sale
213,000
S%«
1959
1,481,000 United Lt 8c Rys 5 Us.—1952
358,000
enrles A
1952
243,000
Deb 6s series A
1973
9,000 United Rys of Havana 7%s *36
229.000 US Rubber 6%% Notes.. 1934
38
Sale
184,000
Serial 6)4% notes
1935
35
Sale
151,000 ' Serial 6H% notes
1936
159,000
Serial 6%% notes
1937
575,000
Serial 6)4% notes
1938
240,000
Serial 6%% noteo
1939
187,000
Serial 6%% notes
1940
91
Sale
2,736,000
Serial 6s
1933
58,000 Utah Power & Light 5S..1944
87,000
<»s series A
2022
87,000 Utlca Gas & El 5s E
1952
45,000
5s series D...
1956 16611 Sale"
95%
Lowest
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Highest
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Pricea
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
May 1.
1933.
Bid..
95 % May
Sale
73%
Sale
44 %
41% Sale
41% Sale
34% Sale
35
Sale
61% Sale
Sale
'51% Sale"
47%
Sale
'53% Sale"
44
Sale
66
Sale
Sale
75
Sale
30
46%
Sale
60
Sale
94%
Sale
60
83
Sale
44
Sale
39%
37
68
65
Sale
37
Sale
37%
Sale
41
40
65
65
65
Sale
40
100
Sale
39%
Sale'
Sale
37% Sale
Sale
81% Sale
53
Sale
50
Sale
81 %
53
49
93%
49
48
15,000 Valvollne Oil 7s
....1937
167,000 Vamma Water Power 5%a '57
133,000 Van Camp Packing 6s
1948
Van
68 %
Jan.
74
May 29
Jan. 11
Jan.
0
Jan. 13
50% Apr.
4
29% Jan. 28
27
Feb. 23
25
Apr.
4
27
Feb.
27
25
Feb.
68
20
23.005
129,000
51,000
73,000
Sale
92
30,000
112,000
227,000
11,000
68,000
89
71%
45
Sale
55
8%
"57~~ Sale'
67% Sale
58
Sale
63%
Sale
58
Sale
58
Sale
Sale
73
57
1st 78 with warrants
1954
7s with warr COD
1954
Ward Baking Co 6s
1937
Wash Gas Light Co 5s
1958
Wash Ry 8c Elec 4s.
1951
Wash Water Power 5s...1960
191,000
384,000
261,000
39,000
1,550,000
542,000
74,000
55,000
132,000
152,000
150,000
154,000
94% May 31
4
Sale
Sale
93
Sale
88
27
53
Sale
Sale
99 %
Sale
87% Sale
92 %
Sale
64
43
May 27
May 31
6434 May 29
Sale
Sale
8834 May 27
92% May 24
"83"~ Sale"
73
May
62
% May
77
59
1944
2030
Wes# Penn Pow 4s H-^.1961
West Penn Traction 5s._1960
West Texas Utll 5s A
1957
May
75
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
93
60
83 %
West United G 8c E 5Ha A 55
Westvaco Chlorine 5%s__ 1937
Wheeling Elec Co 5a
1941
Wis Elec Pow 5s A
1954
Wis Minn Lt 8c Pow 5s... 1944
Wisconsin P 8c L 5s E
1956
5s series F
1958
Sale
Sale
Sale
101
80
52% Sale
85 % Sale
101% Sale
101% Sale
93
64
55
42% May
85%
L0134
101%
May
May
May
68
101
99
LOO
98% May
Sale
99
64
83%
Wisconsin Pub Serv
75,000
4;ooo
6s Series A
85% Sale
190,000 Yadkin River Power 5s._1941
68,000 York Rys Co 5s
1937
43,000
6,000
Sale
85
Feb.
Jan.
Jan. 10
82% May 29
24% May 13
17
23
62% Jan.
71% Jan.
May 27
May 19
25
1
11
Jna. 16
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
6
Feb.
30
Feb.
Apr.
May
May
64
101
May 31
Jan.
9
Feb. 15
8*
Mar.
May 18
1
89% Feb.
4
103% Jan.
May
i04
Jan.
Mar.
103
91
Feb.
89
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
89% Jan.
Apr.
May
May
6
21
10
27
27
Jan.
9
81
May
10
97
Jan.
17
May 29
86% May 24
75
May
Apr.
2
4
89
92
Jan.
Jan.
10
11
17% Apr.
1
16
Mar. 31
30% Apr. 20
24% Jan. 31
34
May 17
19
Mar. 15
29% May 13
35
35
Mar. 17
Mar. 17
May 17
30
May
1
29% May 13
33% May 19
33% May 22
36
May 24
38
May 12
38
May 31
35
May 11
31% May 21
3
14% May 29
81
1952
Jan.
55
Apr. 12
Apr. 29
22
31
31
93
31
60
27
18
35%
64
31
13 101
99
31
97
17
70
31
27
62%
59
25
May
93
42% Sale
68 % Sale
48% Sale
27
May
May
May
May
23
47
1
16
11
12
Feb.
5
Mar. 31
13%
10
2% Feb. 21
97
90% Apr.
1
94%
78
Mar. 31
91
82% May 12
87
May
1 102%
93
May
May
75% Sale
Conv deb 6s
West Penn Elec 5s
Sale
23
~
53
1334 May 27
10
May 19
May 17
9034 May 26
5
3
1
80
1
82% May 12
87
May
1
Sale
80% Sale
57
58
8
May
4% May
91
Sale
Sale
93
88
Sale
91
72
1
3
4
May
May
May
31
Jan. 11
7% Feb. 15
Jan. 31
May 13 101
Jan. 11
Apr. 12 103
77
Jan. 30
Apr. 29
4
Western Newspaper Union—
75,000
111,000
1,000
11,000
528,000
130,000
25,000
21,000
26,000
27,000
22,000
11,000
May 13
12
31
72
May 24
66
May 25
66
May 25
65% May 25
66
May 25
100
May 18
10% Feb. 15
96
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
6,000
101,000
371,000
866,000
71,000
277,000
75,000
68
89
w Jan.
May
!!* May
Feb. 25
Jan.
5
82% May 29
24% May 13
94% Sale
89% Sale
97% Sale
57
80
15
69
May
1
62%
Apr. 20
Apr. 27 103
Apr. 20 103%
53
75% May
8
15% May 15
Sale
18
27
28
20
Apr.
Feb.
45
Sweringen Corp—
27,000
6s with warrants^..... 1<»35
223,000 Virginia Elec Power 5s...l955
19,000 Virginia Power Co 5s_.__1942
509,000 Virginia Pub Ser 5%s A..I946
155,000
6s
1946
246,000
5s series B
1950
12
53
97
Sale
53% Jan.
13
12
8
53
18,000
83,000
2
12
Jan.
54% Mar. 31
31% Apr.
1
64
Apr.
6
25% Apr.
3
20
Feb. 28
27% Apr
94% May 31
83
May 31
72
May 24
66
May 25
May 25
66
& May 25
66
May 25
100
May 18
66
May 26
6234 May 29
96
May 13
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Feb.
Jan,
68
35
52% May 27
48% May 29
74
May 29
55
May 18
76
May 29
46% May 29
15
23
8*
66
70% May 10
May 16
35% May 16
29% Apr. 18
May 26
May 24
May 24
79
70% May 10
35
May 16
35 % May 16
33% May
2
33% May
61 % May
42% May
65
May
30
May
Feb.
Jan.
84% Apr. 25 92
95
Mar. 2 103
9
9934 May
1
May 10
85
75
2
May
May 15
85
May 10
May
4
May 31
May 18
82
78
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
Ag-lcul Mtga Bk Rep of Col—
28
122,000
20-year 7s
Jan 15 1946
100,000
20-year 7s
Jan 15 1947
193,000 Baden (Germany) 7s
1951
533,000 Buenos Aires (Prov) 7%s_1947
10,000
7%s stamped
1947
653,000
7s
1952
42,000
7s stamped
1952
30,000
35,000
55,000
59,000
10,000
52,000
42,000
26
Sale
36%
30
Sale
32
32
38
34
Sale
34
Sale
31 %
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
32
Sale
Cauca Valley (Dept of) Rep of
77,000
Colombia ertl
208,000
-
8%
f7fc._ .1948
8% May
Cent Bk of German State &
195,000
72,000
83,000
20,000
18,000
347,000
278,000
71,000
51,000
75
^
275,000
98,000
99,000
212,000
49,000
235,000
377,000
346,000
2,976,000
613,000
849,000
Sale
54% Sale
.
37
Sale
Sale
37
31
May 26
28% May 15
26
May 15
53% May 16
28
May 18
39% May 24
38% May 24
57 % May 31
34% May
2
Sale
55
33%
Sale
Sale
63
32% Sale
57% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
69 %
72
Sale
"l~% Sale'
12
Sale
24%
Sale
18
Sale
27% Sale
1947
28
1931
11% Sale
Sale
29%
8%
Mtge Bank of Denmark 5sl972
Parana (Stateof), Braz7s_'S8
Rio de Janeiro 6%a
1959
Russian Govt 6%a
1919
6%a certificates
54
Sale
54
1947
7s Issue of 1927 (A8cO)
Mtge Bank of Chile 6s
May 26
28% May 1"
65% May 18
47%
i95i
Mtge Bk of Bogota 7s
37
69% May
Sale
40
55 %
Mendosa (Prov) Argentina
7%s
41% May
Sale
66
35% Sale
35% Sale
Sale
41
487,000
1st mtge coll a f 7s
1944
32,000 Lima (City), Peru. 6Hit—1958
18,000
6%sctfsofdep
1958
125,000 Maranhao (State) 7s
1958
153,000 Medellln (Colombia) 7a__1951
125,000
11,000
22,000
37,000
13,000
81,000
132,000
120,000
1,430,000
220,000
284,000
66
Jan. 1?
55% Jan. 1"
75
Jan.
3
68
May
8
72%
36% May 19
30
May
6
5
Indus Mtge Bk of Finland
120,000
11,000
5,000
56,000
45,000
36% May 19
30
May
6
58
Mar. 3
57
Jan. 17
Sale
Sale
71
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
33
Sale
Sale
8%
17
Sale
2
..1919
4
2% Sale
24%
28%
28%
8%
61 %
8%
May
May
May
May
May 25
May
11
May
3
2% May 15
2
May
6
2
May
3
2
May 13
Sale
100 %
Sale
17
4
Mar. 31
Feb. 23
3
29
26
31
27
24
59
99,000
7s
1935
48,000 Saarbruecken (City) 7s..1935
34,000
44,000
18,000
29
17
12
32
33
Feb.
9
6% Jan. 10
5
Jan. 12
15% May 27
16
May 24
Mar. 31
Mar. 23
18% Feb. 24
24
29
32
33
Mar.
Jan.
29
29
29
29
2
May
100% May
9 102
103% May 13 103% May 13
97
11%
66
13%
17
4%
4
4%
4
13
8
Apr. 28
57% Apr.
12
17
27
Jan.
13% May
May
4% May
4% Jan.
4% May
_
Mar. 24
4
1% Apr. 15
Apr.
103% Jan.
*
No
value,
par
n
Sold under the rule.
a
Deferred delivery sale*,
May
1
5% May 10
5
May 10
r
Sold for cash,
x
March 15.
Narragansett
Electric 5s series B 1957, $1,000
at 104 Jan. 17.
N.Y
& Westchester Ltg. 5s 1954, $5,000 at
106% March 27.
Southwestern
at 70 Feb.
Public
Service
6s
A
1945, $1,000
14
at
23%
Associated
Jan.
G
&
24.
E.
Feb.
5s
Telephone
1968,
Public
95% Jan. 13.
Service
5s
1970,
$1,000
reg.,
pref.,
100
at
9.
-
19%
-
-
,c„
April 7.
Cities Service, com., 100 at 1% April 13.
Commonwealth Edison 5s series A 1953,
at 91 April 24.
Commonwealth
Edison
General
26
18
4% Jan.
May 25
8% May 27
10% May 29
Mar. 24
4
23
80
5s
series
C
1951,
$7,000
at
Feb. 2.
13 Jersey Central Power & Light 5%% pref., 25 at
$1,000 at
Beneficial Industrial Loan, com;, 200 at 8 April 19.
Central States Electric 5s 1948, $16,000 at 27%
at
Electric
Feb. 1.
Indiana
58
$1.50
$5,000
4%s,
series
O
1956,
$2,000 at 83 April 24.
Bronze Corp. 6s 1940,
$7,000 at 43
United States Rubber 6s 1933, $8,000 at 100%
April 10.
Gesfuerel 6s without warrants 1953, $2,000 at 34
May 19.
"Deferred delivery'
sales affecting the range
May 16.
were made as follows in 1933:
Illinois Power 5s 1933, $13,000 at 100% Jan. 9.
Arkansas Natural Gas, com., class A, 400 at % Independent Oil & Gas 6s 1939, $1,000 at 91%
March 15.
April 27.
Tennessee
Apr.
13
International Petroleum, 200 at 8%
March 29.
Associated
May 25
8% May 27
10% May 29
10
Ex-dlvidend
"Under the rule" sales affecting the range were American Manufacturing, pref., 30 at 43 % Feb. 7.
'made as follows in 1933:
Associated Gas & Electric 5%s 1938, reg., $5,000
Ohirago District Electric 5%s 1935, $7,000 at
95% Feb. 2.
Crown Central Petroleum, com., 67 at 1 April 24.
Federal Sugar Refining 6s 1933, $2,000 at 4 JaffT5.
Hygrade Food Products, new com., 52 at 3%
26
Jan.
27
29
10
29
Apr. 25
17 102
6 103% May 13
Sant* F® (City) Argentina
17
May 17
May 24
May 22
Jan.
6
66
Apr. 15
1% Mar. 24
2
21
73
17
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
7
Sale
65,000
Republic extl 7a....... 1945
130,000 Santiago (Chile) 7s.... ..1949
71,000 Santiago (City of) 7s
1961
54% Jan.
6% Jan.
10
Saar Basin Con Counties
9,000
6,000
27
13
12
May 18
May
6
May
4% May
15% May
16
May
72
27
Sale
8%
53% May 16
May 18
28
Jan.
62% Jan.
61% Jan.
61
Mar.
Jan.
Sale
102
May 15
5
Sale
4
26
22
29
29
27
Sale
4%
Sale
6
20
Sale
~~2%
5%a
.......1921
5Ha certificates
1921
3
4% May 26
3
May 18
10
May
5
11% May 12
Sale
4%
May
62
31% May 21
14% May 29
50
67
Sale
44% Sale
12
12
31
11
Mar. 31
7
May
2
38% May 25
73% May 27
68
May
8
46
55 %
988,000
Prov Banks 6s
1951
400,000
6s
1952
183,000 Danish Cons Munlc 5%a_1955
87,000
5s.
....1953
Danslg P 8c Wat'way Bd
319,000
external a f6%a
1952
2,012,000 German Cons Munlc 7s..1947
2,251,000
6s
1947
956,000 Hanover (City) Ger 7s..1939
414,000 Hanover (Prov) 6Ha
1949
57% Jan.
38
May
38
May
35
May
May 29.
Lefcourt
Realty Corp. pref., 100 at 2% April 4.
Niagara Hudson Power, class B option warrants,
100 at 1% March 21.
Peoples Light & Power 5s 1979, $1,000 at 1%
Jan. 5; $2,000 at % April 18.
San Antonio Public Service 5s 1958, $1,000 at
64 May 3.
Syracuse
Feb.
Lighting
Union
5%o
1954.
$1,000
at 109%
1.
Tide Water
Feb. 14.
Power
American
5s
A
1979,
Investment
5s
$3,000 at 60%
w.
$1,000 at 72 April 12.
Newspaper Union 6s 1944,
Western
March 16.
w.
1948,
.000 at 21
RANGE OF PRICES ON SECURITIES MARKET ON THE NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
1933.
May
Jan. 1 to May 31_.
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
;
NEW YORK PRODUCE
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
%
1,000
Shares.
1933.
May 31
PRICES IN MAY.
1933.
Bid.
May 1.
Ask
Bid.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
Lowest.
Ask.
Amer Chain 10 yr 6s c d__1933
Edison EI Ilium 5s W I_._ 1936
May
4
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
40
May 4
Certificates of deposit. 1941
13*4
124
64
17
600
99
8
82
May 19
88
May 26
15
Jan.
84
8854
$1
600 Altar Consol Mines Inc.
10 Anheuser Busch Inc cap
900
1,000
25
Feb.
27
84
Feb.
82
May 19
88
May 27
Bancamerica-Blair cap
200 Bon Ami Co class B
~9~666
"5",166
£09,000
28,800
31,100
100
500
34,400
52,600
800
1,200
100
T,§66
"'"306
12,500
1,900
12,500
1,900
300
100
2,200
76,000
40
100
Inter
1
64
cum conv
$7
cum conv
12c
20c
i*
J"
15c
20c
12c
Sale
1.60
1.70
pref c-d
100 National Liberty Ins
1,000 Newton Steel Co
2
18c
25c
15c
20c
40c
50c
5c
10c
1.00
9c
25c
1.00
Sale
1.35
Sale
2.25
300
500
*
13c
.90
1.20
1.45
7% preferred
14,000 Polymet Mfg Corp
com
50
2X
IX
1.15
1.10
12c
Sale
5* Sale
8h
954
1.00
1.15
4
2,300 Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd.l
Shortwave 8c Television
1
25c
1.95
3
Sale
3.00
4.00
165* Sale
54 Sale
m
1.30
Sale
10c
34 Sale
Sale
&
11
1.40
i9M
16
1.40
5
25c
6
X
14
654 Sale
24 Sale
Sale
6
64
24
7§c*
4 Sale
32c
40c
4
4
2.50
2.00
2
Sale
1
2.50
3
2
25*
20c
2
I*
lie*
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
2
Jo
Sale
Sale
25c
4
-----
5X
1.25 Sale
Jan.
13
Jan. 19
Mar. 16
35c
Apr. 21
354 May 25
17c
Apr.
Feb.
2
Mar. 18
20
Feb.
25c
May 10
May
May 29
May 13
20c
1
10c
15c
May
1
Sale"
2.15
Sale
Mar.
50c
May 13
Feb.
15c
1.50 Mar. 21
May
10c
4
Jan.
Feb.
84c
28
May 27
May
5
IX May 27
25* Apr. 13
15* Apr. 26
20c
May 29
45* Jan. 12
4 May 13
30c
1.50 Mar.
X Mar. 29
10c
84c
Jan, 10
Feb. 27
2.20 Feb.
6
354 Jan. 23
1.38 May 17
24
24
2.80
7
25*
May 16
May
3
May
8
May 2
May
1
1.50 May
4
35* May 31
35* May 23
2.80 May
8
205* May 27
54 May 31
2.20 Feb.
6
354 Jan. 23
1.30 Feb.
1.50 Jan.
1.27
10c
35*
10
1.25
5*
35*
May 29
May
8
May 31
May
1
May
3
May
9
May 19
May
9
2
4
155*
1.43
5*
5
29
8
1
27
27
29
19
May
1.27
22c
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
9
14
25* May 16
2
Jan.
2.80 May
7
May
2
3
8
2
10
35* May 31
35* May 23
2.80 May
8
205* May 27
55* May 31
Apr.
7c
2
2
19
Feb.
16
14c
Jan.
18
Apr. 19
May 29
20c
Apr.
29
.
1.00 Feb.
23
Jan.
25
10c
25* Jan.
4
85* Mar.31
Mar. 27
1
4 May 19
25* Mar.
1
4 Jan,
254 Mar. 17
1.30 Apr.
28c
10
Feb.
4
May
155* Ma;
1.75 Ft
5* May 19
May
9
5* Jan.
5
65* May
1
35* May 11
5
64 May
1
34 May 11
38c
May 15
15* May 13
1
13c
May
May
5* May
1
May
20c
May
5* May
85* May
1.50 May
31
31
31
31
1
19
12
22
50c
May 24
15* May 13
15* May 31
May 25
254 May 26
15* May 27
38c
31c
May 11
5* May 19
10
May 12
2.25 May
1
5
55* Jan.
6
154 Mar. 17
56c
Mar. 3
13c Apr.
7
74c
Feb.
14
50c
Jan.
3
2.10 Jan.
6
May 15
25* May
1
90c
Sale
18c
8c
25c
3.50
34
25c
May
30c
May
5* Feb.
25* Apr.
15* Apr.
8c
May
1.00
80c
254
140
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
13c
10c
2X
62c
2.00
7
Mar.
Feb.
May 27
30c
May
5
154 May 27
10c
14
F25
63c
1.50
Jan.
Jan.
105* May 15
1}4 Feb.
7
4.00
1.25
19c
Sale
X
5%
58c
7c
Feb.
1.50 May f 24
14c
May 25
105* May
154 Feb.
X
4
5H
19c
15* Mar.
10c
10c
1.35
1.60
14
2.10 Jan.
6
15* May 13
25* Apr. 11
1
May 31
13c
May 31
5* May 31
1
May 31
25* Apr. 11
15* May 31
38c
May 25
254 May 26
15* May 27
10c
35c
Feb.
9
5* May 19
85* May 12
6
Mar. 17
3
Mar. 16
5* May 19
May 12
2.25 May
1
10
50c
30c
14
75c
Sale
3
5
185*
Sale
4
6
15*'
19c
Sale
15
135*
24
24
32c
LI
11'4
a
4
Sale
135*
44
44c
154
Sale
12
15
44
2
40c
45*
3X
IX
14
a
Sale
■
Sale
1
4 Sale
4
1354 May
6c
May
4
May
15* May
32c
May
11
May
45* May
2
May
17
4
27
10
1
17
5
22
27c
May
1
5* May 22
Sale
185* May
6c
May
4
May
154 May
50c
May
12
May
45* May
35* May
27
4
27
15
27
8
5
16
15* May 31
4 May 10
1
Mar.
80c
Feb.
1
30c
Feo.
1
62c
30c
Feb.
14
62c
Feb.
14
28
185* May 27
135* Apr
6c
.
2
Mar. 16
4
May
15* May
19c
Jan.
11
May
45* May
2
May
15* Feb.
27
10
3
8c
Mar. 15
5
Jan.
17
5
22
23
12c
Mar. 31
38c
Apr.
6
15
7
8
9
17
32
39
7}
201
Sale
2
May 20
May 15
May 24
854 May 19
May 23
25* May 31
31
13
3X Sale
X
1
50c
75c
Sale
\H
Sale
o
1
3
H Sale
90c
'""54 ""I"
IX
lh
2.10 Sale
65*
85*
7
1.10
85*
Sale
4
854
125*
95*
195*
1.25
1.65
65*
14
24
30c
42c
42c
57c
31c
40c
18c
25c
2
7
17c
Sale
25c/
X May
4
14 May 25
1.45 May 26
14 May
May
"I
May 13
2
May 16
2.10 May 31
1
8
5
25* May 24
5
May
8
1154 May 26
1.00 May 29
15c
May 12
1.00 May 29
17c
May
6
5
9
May
4
154 May 15
50c
May 27
Feb.
3
May
5
May 16
Jan.
6
May 31
15* Feb. 17
..
6
4
10
Tr Ltd..5 sh
b Gash sale
2.38
Sale
13c
IX
1
7% cumul preferred...—25
Seller,
25c
May 10
30c
May
5
IX May 27
8c
25*
1
200 Rossville Alcohol 8c Chem.._*
a
13c
25c
1.18
2% Sale
2.40
2.90
2
...*
new com
800 Reno Gold Mines Ltd cap
1
500 Retail Stores Corp capital..5
11,500
May 12
5c
15c
Sale
1.50
15c
14
_.
90
No par value,
25c
3
.5*
,254 Sale
""350
1,496
May 12
354 May 25
May 31
105* May 15
Sale
5c
20c
1.00
24
4,200 Rhodesian Selec
May 25
25* May
1
8c
May
2
105* May 15
40c
2.28
1.85
25c
10c
Sale'
50
846
25c
19c
354 Sale
2
100 Petroleum Derivatives of Me*
450 Pittsburgh Brewing com
*
50 Prima Co
14c
154 Mar. 20
Mar.
1.50 May
3
1.75
2.25
1.10
22,800 Petroleum Conversion cap..5
"3~200
IX
15c
1.15
6,300
1,800
800
Iff „!2
"Wf-
*
_
14
26
25c
20
18c
*
1
5c
8
1.00
*
pref
112,200 Kildun Mining Corp cap
_.l
100 Kinner Airplane & Motor
*
500 Kirkland Hud Bay G Mines. 1
15,200 Krueger (G) Brew com W I.
4,500 Lebel Oro Mines Ltd capital
200 Lessings, Inc
5
2,200 Lock Nut of Amer Corp
1
361,000 Macassa Mines Ltd
I
190 Macfadden Publica's $6
pf..*
28,700 Railways Corp
1,800 Renner Co
135*
12c
12c
53",900
14,000
May
1.50 May 24
45* Sale
300 N Y Title 8c Mtge cap
1
79,800 Paramount Publix Corp...10
"""400
Sale
115*
2"
Combustion Eng Corp. *
$7
10c
45c
,8*
10c
10c
0
90
35c
Sale
14c
—-1
100 Intl Vitamin Corp capital..*
400 Interstate Natural Gas
*
1,000
4
45c
24
8c
Typewr.l
Howey Gold Mines Ltd
Huron Holding C-D
300
400
14,700
1,000
Henion & Hubbell common.*
Hooven Automatic
172,600 Internat'l Rustless Iron
100
20c
11c
554
*
300 Idaho Maryland Cons Mines. 1
200 Indep Brewing of Pittsb
50
50 Independent Brewing pref_50
"300 Inter Combustion Inc w i_
1
100
X
2X
•
2,050 Helena Rubenstein $3 pref..*
100 Hendrlck Ranch Royalties..*
8,600
12,400
27,000
7,400
May 22
140
20c
IX
9c
1.65
100 Great Lakes Aircraft A
5,600
26.200
15c
1
28,800 Falstaff Brewing Crop
..1
32,400 Fidelio Brewing com W W
1
2,700 Fisk Rubber common
.*
200 Fisk Rub 7% cum con 1 pf 100
Fort Pitt
200
Brewing
1
3,300 Fremont Gold Mines Inc
1
196,200 Fuel Oil Motors Corp..
10
248,800 General Electronics......
1
2,600 Golden Cycle Corp cap
-.10
7,400 Grenada Gold M Ltd cap
1
"i",506
63,700
Fada Radio & Electric
100 Falconbridge Nickel M Ltd
1,050
9c
6c
1.50 May 24
7c
May
3
com
100 Eagle Bird Mines Inc cap..„l
50 Edison Splitdorf Corp
1,000 Eldorado Gold Mines Ltd.
21,800 Elizabeth Brewing Corp.
1
100
Sale
IX
600 Detroit 8c Canada Tunnel..*
700 Dividend Shares Inc cap..25c
200
6c
BA
"I
200 Columbia Baking 1st pref
*
200 Columbia Baking 2nd pref
39,000 Co mo Mines
1
2,000 Conrad Razor Blade Inc cap 1
11,600 Continental Shares Inc_.._*
100 CorpTr Shares Series AA
11,200 Davison Chemical
11,500
8c
1.25
1.50
14c
Sale
8c
1
Brett Trethewey Mines Ltd.l
500 Castle Tretheway Mines Ltd I
700 Chemical Research.
*
200
154 Mar.
8c
150
X
2,500
500
6c
10c
*
1,000 B-G Sandwich Shops lnc..
200 Bird Aircraft Corp
21,800
76,700
3c
Barry Hollinger Mines Ltd..l
25 Berghoff Brewing Corp..__.l
2,000
Sale
7c
1
.«rr..5
500 Assoc Dye 8c Print v t c
Bagamac Rouyn Mines Ltd.
Bagdad Copper
_.l
1,000
7,500
7,500
50,000
Apr. 17
Apr. 21
13 X Feb.
3
16
Jan. 14
Par.
31,500 Andes Petroleum
"'"405
•
40
21
29
18
19
Apr.
Apr.
6H Apr.
65* Apr.
84 Apr.
15
U S Rubber 3-yr 6s wi ...1936
144,000 Admiralty Alaska Gold
27,000
Sale Price
40
135*. 15
Trl-Contln'l new5% convl953
STOCKS
Highest.
Sale Prices.
99
9h
Certificates of deposit. 1947
Highest.
Sale Prices.
40
International Match 5«._1941
Shares.
$30,000
35,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
300 ABC Trust Shares Series D
31" 000
1932.
$5,000
59,000
-
Jan. 1 to
Price
*
4,000
May
Jan. 3
BONDS
2,000
10,000
20,000
16,000
6,000
1,000
4,000
Bond Sales.
369,109
2,369,479
-.2,860,231
Since
May.
1932.
S/mres. 1,159,626
Feb.
7
Apr.
3
205* May
2
May
15
Apr.
54 Apr.
15* May
1.45 May
65* Feb.
15
24
7
31
19
35* Jan
2
May
2.10 May
75* Jan.
25* May
5
May
1154 May
1
Jan.
1
Jan.
35* Jan.
30c
15c
Feb.
Apr.
25
26
8
11
3
3
3
1
6
Feb.
15
854 May 19
May 23
25* May 31
15
Apr.
7
3
16
31
3
24
8
26
1.00 May 29
40c
Jan.
25
NEW YOKK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
50
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES
Price
EXCHANGE
In
Since
May.
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
x
STOCKS
Bid.
Par.
Gold Mines Ltd cap..l
600 Standard Brew of Scranton.*
200 Standard Utilities Inc
50c
600
84c" "91c
1
800 Sylvestre Utilities A
B
100
20c
27
2434
90c
98c
1
28
1.10
134
134
%
134
1%
50c
1.50
75c
35c
1.25
%
1.04 May 29
40c
60c
1.40
1.65
4.82 Sale
96,600
200
200
4.82 May
100 U S El Lt & Pr
100
tr ctfs
B
2,200
2,700
2,700
Ventures
2~40 ~2~95
...
300 Utah Metal & Tunnel..
Van Sweringen Corp.
""800
68,100
178,500
74,700
34
100
100
37,500
12c
25c
1,20 Sale
10c
1.20
30c
May 24
1.20 May 31
90c
5% Sale
May 13
May 23
May 27
May
2
May
1
9c
Sale
5
28c
15c
Sale
6c
12c
6c
20c
7X
Sale
28c
Sale
20c
10
6
50c
49c
May
434 May
6
May
1
May 31
15c
Sale
3
5
934
3
5
15c
May 23
May 23
May
1
334 May
May
35c
.
■.
1
2
5
20
Jan.
19
13
4.82 May 31
3X May 22
May 25
434 May 17
25c
2.75 May 27
35c
Feb.
9
May 24
30c
1.20 May 31
Mar. 30
May 12
Mar. 30
534 Jan. 10
25c
Apr.
6
2
Jan. 26
3
Apr.
3
6c
Mar. 31
5
May 23
6c
May 27
3
May
2
9c
Jan. 14
90c
4
434
10c
8
1
30c
34 Sale
34 Sale
4% Sale
Jan.
1.50 Jan.
2.75 May 27
35c
Feb.
9
12c
Jan. 31
2.75 May 27
May 10
May 12
9
1
434 May 17
434. May 17
1
100
Preferred
25c
134 Jan.
25c
Feb. 28
6c
May 25
May
1
434 May 17
2.75 May 27
13c
22,200 Wing Aeronautical cap
10
1,350 Wisconsin Holding class A.10
1
64,400 Zend a Gold Mining
300
May 31
3% May 22
1.10 May 29
20c
20c
5
264,500 Willys-Overland
4,300
1.00
34 Sale
25?
3
4
534
•
Western Television.....
2
18c
75c
55c
Ltd
Participating A__
.....1
100 White (S S) Dental Mfg
20
239",600
4".82
§1
"40c" "65c" "50c" "80c"
45c
20c
20c
1
300 Warner Aircraft
100
16",000
10
May 24
1
8c
Sale
6
23c
2
100
Preferred
Sale
8c
1.60 Apr. 24
534 May 31
75c
Feb. 24
33c
Apr. 10
1.30 Mar. 3
1934 Apr.
5
2
354 May 27
Feb. 25
33c
Apr. 10
1.30 Mar. 3
1834 Apr.
5
1.04 May 29
% Feb.
4
1
Jan. 20
23c
Jan. 12
1.25 Jan. 13
4.82 May 31
3% May 22
~i".i6~May~29
354 May 22
135,900 United Cigar Stores of Am__l
1.01 Mar.
534 May 31
% May 24
B
200
1.60 May 27
40c
34
26c
1.25
Highest.
Sale Prices.
1.17
30c
*
Tom Reed Gold Mining
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
74c
'
200
.
1.08
33c
75c
400 Treadwell Yukon Ltd
1
100 Trustee Stand Oil Shares A__
""100
1.55
534 Sale
20
24
""34 "l
»
cap.l
4,500
j.
1834
100 Swedish Ball Bearing..100 kr
Mines Ltd—1
1,100 Sylvanite Gold
300
1.35
28c
2,000
4,500
"i'loo
1.55
1.30
Highest.
Sale Pri es.
1.30 May 23
3 h May 27
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Ash.
1.24 Sale
14,150 Siscoe
1,200
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
May 1.
1933.
Shares
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
YORK PRODUCE
534 Jan. 10
% Jan.
3
May 31
3
Apr.
3
49c
May 23
5
May 23
6
Feb.
20
934 Jan.
May
5
5
1
35c
'
Chicago Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK
Stock Sales.
BONDS
5,000
37", 606
11,000
10,000
"Y.666
12,000
165,000
2,000
"9",600
Chicago City Ry 5s
Ask.
1927
Certificates of deposit. 1927
Chic City & Con Rys 5s.. 1927
1927
Chicago Railways 5s
1st mtge 5s ctf of dep..1927
.1927
5s series A
5s series B
1927
Com'wealth Edison 536s_l%2
Sale
47
634
5134
9
55
Sale
52
8
11
5
334
10534 10634
Consol Elec & Gas 6s
1937
25
30
Holland Furnace 6s
1936
46
49
Insull Util In* 6s.."B,,..1940
1
Bid.
Ask
46M
4634
4834
4734
6
7 34
52
55M
5234 Sale
1034
14
3 34
534
Lowest.
10
13
1938
10
13
53
17
52J4 May
1
12 34 May 11
734 May 18
23
5434 May 26
1814 May 25
23
May 19
61
20
4634 May 18
1234 May 19
21
58%
5834
1st mtge 5^8
186,000
8,000 Union Elevated
Shares.
14
5,200
5,415
150
23
26
52
I
May
14
14
19
24
15
19
24
15
Sale
25
27
31
2134 May
20
May
15
20
1634
20
2734
21H
23
27
29
27
10
13
1734
20
2734
634
*
25
Acme Steel Co
*
"T.600
1,800 Allied Products Corp cl A..*
30
30 Altorfer Bros conv pref
100 All-Amer Mohawk cl A
350 Amer & Dominion
""400
com
450 Art Metal Works
29,250 Asbestos Mfg Co
50
5
May
May
14% May
com...
5
com
1
10
S6 preferred
1,900
7,030
100
uar
$6
conv
May 19
23
May 19
Apr. 18
34 Mar. 22
% Feb.
6
1
6
% May
4
vnluo.
x
i£x-d!vd>-nti
conv
3
9
5
23
Feb.
May
May
Jan.
Jan.
May
4
26
25
18
13
25
Jan.
26
9914 Apr.
19
26
Jan.
11
44
Mar. 20
8
VA Jan.
Feb.
17
6
1614 May 23
May
9
14% May
5
5
1614 May 23
15
May
9
14% May
5
1214 Apr.
15
May
14 % May
9
26
9
23
1814 Feb. 28
1634 Mar. 3
2834 Apr. 20
23
May 23
21% Jan.
9
10
Feb.
5
Apr.
28
11
1
Feb.
1
May
34 Jan.
4
May
8
May
34 May
34 Jan.
234 Apr.
17
5
3434 May 27
2934 May 29
634 Feb. 17
3
May 31
7
May 17
34 Jan.
5
12
May 26
834 May 27
34 May 23
34 Jan. 10
10
May 24
34 Jan.
5
9
9
May 16
May 23
1
3
3
234
534
634
.
-
-
1234
34
34
May 31
1734 May -2
534 May
8
2
May 22
7
May 17
27
4
8
8
15
_
30
7
Sale
10 X
4
1
...
734
34
X
X
1X
5% Sale
40
234
43
234
4
3434 May 27
2934 May 29
634 May 18
3
May 31
7
May 17
May
4
May 12
34 May 23
12
4
10
7
May 26
834 May 27
34 May 23
134 Sale
134
4
Sale
53*
1034
34
Sale
334 May
May 24
Mar.
234 May
37
534 May 31
May 12
2
May 29
3
May 12
May 29
37
54 Feb.
2
Apr.
-----
2
29
22
26
4
19
11
2
3
2
1
6
1
134
34
.....
X
2
34
Sale
4
4
1
1
% May
3
% May 19
1
■
1
4
11
Mar. 25
40
41
4
12
23
16
26
31
36
*5
33
5
51
6
•
pref*
7
1
•
pref A
100 Automatic Washer
^
100
7% preferred
34
%
*
Assoc Tel Util Co com..
290
6%
2534
Sale
5
4
1
40 Assoc Tel & Tel Co Class A.*
110
4%
Ih
4h
.....
3
com
600 Associates Invest Co com...*
20
J.H
*
'
640 American Pub Serv pref..100
500 Amer-Yvette Co Inc
No
23
5014
5414
1834
57J4
5914
15
Par.
Abbott Laboratories com
♦
50 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com.-10
*
300 Allied Motor Ind Inc com
100
24
1945
5s
50
*
4814 Mar. 21
11
Jan. 10
4J4 Mar. 27
9934 Apr. 19
50
20
360 Adams (J D) Mfg com
652 Adams Royalty Co com
17,700
8
May 25
May 25
May 22
59
104
1958
STOCKS
Shares.
1,950
3,700
11
43
934
35
1946
Mar. 3
Jan. 23
Mar. 3
42
49
61
134
1134
11 34
Sale Prices.
Prices.
4534 Mar. 20
55
208 So La Salle St Bldg—
62,000
3,000
Sale
55
53
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
1949
48.1938
Ask.
26
47
42
Bid.
103
99
97
.....
Sale
6s without warrant
21,000 Metrop West Side El.
Ext 4s
5,000
1,000 Texas La Power 6s
5,000
5,000
1,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
1933.
Bid.
18,000
72,000
13,000
15,000
87,000
17,000
21,000
3,000
3,000
7,452,000
Price
Jan. 3
$
%
"5",660
-
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
May.
May 31
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
Jan. 1 to
1932.
$346,000
$156,000
640,000
May
1,216,000
8,205,000
Shares. 3,547,000
..6,363,000
1933.
Bond Sales.
1932.
1933.
May..........
Jan. 1 to May 31___
EXCHANGE
May 12
% May 19
,
May
Apr.
Apr.
34 Apr.
54 May
1
Apr.
X Jan. 31
524 May 31
Mar. 21
234 Jan. 19
1
Apr. 22
37
6
Jan.
13
5
1*4 Jan.
434 Jan. 24
1
Apr. 11
June, 1933.]
CHICAGO
AGGREGATE SALES.
May.
Jan. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
Shares.
20
57
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Since
Shares.
EXCHANGE
chicago
stock exchange
In
STOCK
Jan. 3
STOCKS
1933.
Par.
20 Backstay
Belt Co common.
Bid.
3%
*
May I.
Ask.
Bid.
7
3%
Lowest.
May 31.'
Ask. Bid.
Ask
Sale
3X Sale
4X
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
3X May 31
3% May 31
3X May 31
Balaban Ac Kati Corp—
50
280
49,950
101
Preferred
53,700 Bastlaa-Blesalng Co
3
*
com
300 Baxter Laundries Inc A—
69,866
15
•
%
135,850 Bendlx Aviation Corp com__5
25,900 Berghoff Brewing Co
.1
1,700 Blnks Mfg Co d A c? pref..*
25,900
800
10
170 Blums Inc
172,950
con*
780
1,450
850
8,700
83*
55%
..100
870 Canal Const Co
2,800
Convertible
3,760
10
Serv pref
880
410
990
V t
12
Sale
80
75
Sale
8,250
50
63*
5X
8
Sale
7
Sale
3
3
Sale
5
143*
7
1
IX
"25"
4' '
Sale
18,650
100
,V*
5
%
%
1
1%
J Sale
20
Sale
*
*
9
21
230 Chic N S At Mllw pref
8%
9X
8X
11
10
133,980
3,020
3
ig Sal*
1
17
•
Sale
3%
6
3
950
*
5%
7614 Sale
*
com
220
7%
cum
pref
20
653,026
20,206
Cord Corporation
Crane Co com
5,370
200
70
4%
210
3X
6% Sale
4
4%
20
*
4
5
4X
160
%
Class A
Common
:
425 Dexter Co (The) com
3,710 De Mets Inc pref w w
1
100
Y2~.406
3,060
1,500
Goldblatt Bros Inc
com
..*
4%
9
3
19,450 Hall Printing Co com
10
650 Harnischfeger Corp com
*
1,600 Hart-Carter Co conv pref
*
566 Hart Schaff & Marx com 100
200
450
100
5%
14%
6
23*
6
1
1
2%
10
15
%
3,800
20
1,210
27
3,760
4,854
1,850
300
Jefferson Electric Co com...*
Kalamazoo Stove com.__...*
Kats Drug Co com
1
Sale
4% Sale
3
4%
33*
4
14}*
3,000
70
Preferred
130
27,300
9,000
""865
100
130,350
200
250
Preferred.
....
com
7% preferred.....
210 Loudon Packing
32,966 Lynch Corp com
100
common
....
200 Meadows Mfg Co
com...
Sec cl A
com
x
(ix-dlvidend.
r
6
1
8
7
X
X
X
IX
11
7X
2
May
May
May
X May
X May
X May
Jan.
31
14% May
1
5
7
Feb.
May 29
3* Jan.
4
17% May 31
14% May 27
3
12
Apr. 26
5% May 31
2%
163*
4%
333*
4
1
8
12
May 29
1
Feb.
25
26
May 27
May 29
8X Feb.
14
21
5
Mar.
10
May 18
9
Mar. 23
2
3
Feb. 21
Mar. 20
4
16% May 31
84% May 27
8
May 31
8% May 18
4% May 17
10% May 24
28
5
17
13
May 17
% Mar 28
3* Feb. 27
3* Mar. 15
Jan.
20
M Mar. 21
29
31
17
25
12
9
5
"2"
^
6
Sale
10
11
6X
4
2X
13 X Sale
18
8
12
4*
3
Sale
5%
Sale
17 X
IX
Sale
18
}* May 20
23* May 18
60
May 15
63* May 31
13* May 17
6X May
May
IX May
1
May
X May
1X May
1
May
7X May
8 X May
5X May
26
May
2X May
5
May
7
May
713* May
43* May
2
May
13* May
17
56
8
27
3
17
18
8
12X May 15
5
May 26
1
May
2
24
31
3
24
5
X Jan. 19
13* Feb. 23
1% May 17
1
2
31
29
26
2
9
13% May 27
53* May 26
2X May 31
May 8
May
6
May 24
4X May 24
6
May
9
12
May 23
3
12
6X May 11
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
May
3X May
May
X May
11
May
Feb.
33*
13*
3*
3*
May
2
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
1
Apr.
3* May
X May
593* Jan.
IX Sale
4X
2X
6
5
Sale
3X
.....
33
22
15"
5
7X Sale
Sale
!?* II*
Sale
"!§}*
Sale
7
13 X
5
2X Sale
Sale
60
11
Sale
,3*
1*
18
IX
I*
P
19}*
IX
30
Sale
25*
rA
Sale
25
!*
2
2
Sale
5H-
7
,«K
10
3 %
,0^
30
Sale
10
IX Sale
5X Sale
2X Sale
"§""
4
6
Sale
39
X
12 X
May
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
1
May
6
Apr.
43* Feb.
3
15
4
May
May
Apr.
Jan.
31
31
22
11
May 29
May 31
Feb.
10
* May
* Jan.
* Apr.
5
May
26
May
21
May
25
10
8
Jan.
4
3
29
27
29
11
Apr. 28
2
Sale
5
10
3
Sale
4X
4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
32
Sale
8X
IX
9%
3
"x "~Ji
X
IK
43*
7X
12X
193*
3X
30
9X
2
3X
4X
38X
15:X Sale
27
133* May 27
53* May 26
23* May 26
Jan.
30
21
8
2
May 24
3
Feb.
1
43* Jan.
10
3
13* Feb.
3
13% May
5
May
10
May
16
May
25
27
27
26
3
12
_
IX
2X
Sale
11
16 X
4X
IX
Sale
40
Sale
11
Feb.
24
May 23
43* Feb. 23
12
73* May 16
9
17
3
9
21
8
May 11
May 31
63* May 24
5
May
3
6
203* May 29
133* May 29
53* May 29
8
60
11
May 29
May 22!
May 29
3X May
1
1
May 24
7
May 24
IX May
1
3
May
6
2X May
1
10
May 3
133* May
1
53* May 17
23* May 31
10
May 25
4% May 31
6
May
5
4% May 27
14
May 25
36
May 27
2%
3*
X
103*
X
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
6% Feb.
Feb.
12
21
15
1
24
27
3
% May 10
% Apr.
1
33* Mar.
23* Mar.
3% Jan.
5
May
8
21
203*
133*
53*
3* Mar.
1
Feb.
3 3* Jan.
Apr. 11
25
173* Mar.
1
% Apr. 25
7
32
2
25
4
13* Feb.
4
25
Mar. 17
3* Feb. 15
Apr. 10
13* Feb. 24
13* May 15
May 24
9% May
1
5
May 12
May 19
4% May 26
May
9
16% May 31
31
23* May 31
May 24
17% May 31
5% May
9
30
2% May 24
Jan.
4
7
May 24
13* Feb. 11
2
Jan.
24
13* Feb.
8
10
8
Mar. 16
Feb. 27
3* Apr.
1
1^ Apr. 17
23% Feb. 24
7
Jan.
3
13* Mar. 23
1}* Mar. 27
May 24
4% Feb.
4
30
5
243i
14
Jan.
6% May
1
10 3:
22
8
Mar. 31
25
Jan.
3
63i May 25
33* Mar. 30
Feb.
8
Feb. 27
11
Feb.
4
Feb.
Jan.
May 29
May 29
May 29
8
May 29
66% Feb.
9
533* Apr.
63* Apr.
3* Apr.
3
26
31
27
29
23
17
31
May 11
May 31
63* May 24
Feb.
3
May
May
Feb.
May
May
May
20
May
93* Feb.
2% May
2% May
3*
63*
17%
1%
6
Jan.
12
May 31
8
uS
30
30
May 31
6X May 25
10% May 10
24% May 24
22
May 31
7
May 27
30
May 19
25
May 29
4
May 31
10
May 10
50
May 29
2X May 11
May
9
8 J* May
2
Jan.
May 17
May
9
12
May
May
May
May
May
May 19
6X May
2
2
May
1
53* May
2
50
May 29
31
9
Jan.
1
May
4
3X
27
Jan.
Apr. 25
Jan.
K
Sale
14
2
33* May
9
60
May 22
9% May 12
11
3
24
16
20
29
2
31
29
26
6
21
1
4
1
24
4
123* May 15
1% Jan. 27
2X May 17
2X May 31
May
6
May
2X May
7
May
82
Jan.
43* May
2
May
13* May
5
May
5
May
12
May
11% May
10
May
53
May
27
1
25
27
27
26
% May 18
33* May 18
23* May 18
4
May *29
283* May 31
3 X Mar.
2
63* Feb.
4
10% May 19
% Jan.
3
% Jan. 20
1
Apr. 22
% Jan. 31
23* May 18
61
Apr. 20
6% May 31
13* May 17
Mar. 15
2
X May 10
1
May 3
15
8
28
5
13
17
24
27
Feb. 17
Feb. 24
23* Jan.
6
30
5
25
5X Sale
Sale
22
2
IX
Sale
Sale
9X Sale
.
1
13 X
Sale
10X
2
4
8
28
12
SB„i„
9
2
22 X
2
*
6X
33
J* Sale
10
*
Sale
33
9
12
11X
6X Sale
Mar. 31
13*
X
3*
13*
24
May
May
13% May
5
May
10
May
16
May
63* May 26
173* May 31
IX May 27
20
May 29
4X May
1
May 3
5X May 11
5
May 3
24
63* May 17
50
3
9
5
20
22
20
17
17
3* Feb. 20
2
5
1
2
1
14
14
3 3*
29
May
May
12
May
11% May
10
May
53
May
2X May
6
May
Feb.
12% Apr.
16
20
5
7X May 16
IX Sale
2% Sale
10X
13
X
IX
4X Sale
5%
7%
12 X Sale
18X
19X
X
1
5
Gash sale.
X May 20
X May 17
60
May 15
2X May
"
X May
1
10
5
X Sale
14
40
2
•
X May 18
33* May 18
23* May 18
4
May 29
28 X May 31
3X May 15
33* May
9
10% May 19
Sale
8%
11
.*
•
X May 17
3X May 18
1% May 17
2
May
2
21
May
1
3X May 15
3X May
9
5
May
2
1
IX
2
75
IX
i
No par value
1}
3}
13 h
3
4X
7X Sale
20
100 Mapes Cons Mfg capital
*
206,696 Marshall Field A Co com
*
850 Material Service Corp com.10
4
12X
10
IX
1,650 Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
51
5
6
4
UX
1*
5
9
49 X
2
4
5
470 McQuay-Norris Mfg
...»
13,100 McWIIIiams Dredging Co....*
1,430 Mandel Bros Inc capital....*
1,450 Mer A Mfrs
Sale
..50
160 McCord Rad &
Mfg "A"
2,050 McGraw Electric com
"l",250
•
7
Jk*
62
2,730 Lindsay Light com
.....IP
13,950 Lindsay Nunn Pub $2 pref..*
4,950 Lion Oil Ref Co com.
•
1,850
10
2
6X
X
IX
4X Sale
15
31 J*
30
LawbeckCorp6% cumpfdlOO
84,750 Libby, McNeill A Llbby.—10
3,500 Lincoln Printing Co com _..*
250
5
25
19
100
...
850 La Salle Ext Unlv
200
4
IX
5X
.....
Kellogg Switchboard com..10
1,790 Kentucky Util Jr cum pref.50
1,100 Ken-RadTube At Lpcom A
*
3,600 Keystone Steel A Wire com.*
550
5
May
May 17
May 16
May
9
May
3
May
1
May 10
May
2
16
1% Apr. 25
7X Apr. o5
9
1
13
580
""480
2,220
7,700
4,150
Sale
2X
4X
Sale
4,600
4,860
5,604
3,000
2,200
7X
....
Sale
11
12
20 Investment Co of Amer com.*
Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t c.._*
"1,850
47,450
3,150
5
Sale
4
21
7,650 Illinois Brick Co
-25
176 Illinois Nor Utilities pref.100
1,650 Indep Pneum Tool v t c ---•
1
4%
10
Sale
20 Hibb Spencer Bartlett com.25
13,100
69,960
3
%
11
3
4,040 Hormel A Co (Geo) com A..*
14,000 Houdallle-Hershey class A
*
74,610
Class B
•
"3",240
Sale
3
IX
8
48,150 Great Lakes Aircraft A
*
53,550 Great Lakes DAD com
*
60 Grelf Bros Cooperage A com *
99,250 Greyhound Corp com
._*
145,600 Grlgsby-GrunowCocom
•
9,500
Sale
5
100 Gardner Denver Co com
*
790 General Candy Corp A
5
20 General Parts Corp conv pf_*
21,070 Godohaux Sugar Inc cl B
*
780
2
43*
•
100 Empire Gas & Fuel 7% pf.100
Fits Simons A Connell Dock
2,050
A Dredge Co com.
1,350
Jan.
21
2
*
5
...
100
87,300
7
70X
2X Sale
296 Eddy Paper Corp (The).... •
18,830 El Household Util Corp.
220
11,400
Sale
Sale
Sale
common
250
100
270
99",250
7
Sale
3
70
5%
X
100 Decker (Alf) At Cohn Pref 100
'""250
32,800
39,400
1
60
Sale
4X
Prior common..
270
.....
14
5X Sale
5H
100
9 X
6
Sale
I*
Sale
X
2X
9X Sale
...
5
Preferred
110
220
1
% May
5
8
1
1
Dayton-Rubber Mfg—
210
1
4% Jan.
4
113* Mar. 23
IX Feb. 20
May 18
2
3X
3X
.....
3
25
400 Curtis Lighting Inc com
980 Curtis Mfg Co com
8X
X
4X
X Sale
%
100
Preferred
57 X
3
4X
*
com
5X
—~
100
3,600 Continental Steel
IS
2X Sale
X Sale
.
110
220
2,000
286,270
14,650
3,260
60*
Sale
9
X
66,020 Commonwealth Edison. .100
2,206 Community Tel Co cum part *
1,050 Construe Mat'l Corp$33*pfd*
2,250 Consumers Co com
5
220
6% prior preferred A...100
100
3% Apr. 13
43* Feb. 28
4% Jan.
4
26 X
6
...
100
350Coleman L'p & Stove
23
7
9X May
IX
2X
3X Sale
5X Sale
Sale
2.100
6,900|Club Aluminum Uten Co
700
1
X Sale
2
100
Common
X
X
2X Sale
21X Sale
3%
4X
3}* Sale
100
Prior Hen
3%
Participating ctfs "I"..100
120 Chicago Towel Co conv pref *
269,620,Cities Service Co com
*
300
3* Jan.
4
6% Feb. 27
2
May 31
1
Apr. 21
2% Apr. 21
5% Feb. 28
70
Jan. 14
12
2
3X
50,
20,500
14 X May
3X May 31
Feb. 24
Feb. 23
4
15
...
40
10
22
8
11
6
12
2
Sale
.....
T"
147,100 Chicago Ac N W Ry Com..100
ser
2X May 31
16X May 31
15
3
•
72,800
20!
9X
X Sale
}* Sale
X
X
33* Sale
24X Sale
IX
Sale
890 Chicago Electric Mfg A.....*
170 Chicago Flexible Shaft com.5
501
May 12
8X May
2
6X
Sale
.....
12
•
Common....
320 Chicago Rys part ctf
5X May 31
2
1
a
X
IX sale
15
2X Sale
163* Sale
3X
8
22 X Sale
Sale
8 Sa.e*
14%
*
100
270
1
3%
10%
74 X
6 X
6X
5% Sale
11%
*
1,000
Certificates of deposit
326,745 Chic Corp common
62,600
Preferred.
151,250
3X May
13
May 25
May 29
14
-----
83*
1
com
23
6
14 X May 27
2X May 29
3 X May 22
16X May 31
84X May 27
8
May 31
8% May 18
4X May 17
10 X May 24
1
Sale
13
IX
IX
6X
12
5X
14 X Sale
30
10
10
14
3X Sale
10
7%
9
31
12
4X
Sale
11
2
*
Participation preferred
200
1,000
Sale
Sale
IX
Chic City A Con Ry—
7,900
15%
84}*
2
100
c common
370 Chain Belt Co com
160 Cherry Burrell Corp
.....
1
47,950 Central S W Util com new..*
Prior lien preferred
3,370
...»
Preferred
5,312
80
Sale
1
preferred
4,370 Central Public Util A
40,850
2,030
2,460
3
.....
5X
113*
1%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
17 X May 31
6
12
Sale
Sale
4
»
50 Central Ind Power pref
2,610 Cent Pub Serv Corp A
2,310
3
2%
6
*
Cent III Secur Corp—
Common
6,800
4,300
1,150
2
4%
com
10
210 Cent Cold Storage Co com.20
5,310 Central 111 Pub
1
4%
3,000 Castle & Co (A M)
"2". 170
2
4
»
20
11X Sale
•
pref
conv
Sale
•
85,875 Butler Bros.................10
250
1
May 25
May
1
20
l4" Sale" "163* Sale"
*
210 Bucyrus-Monighan class A..*
60", 800
6
.....
12 X
10
com
7% preferred
15
60
1
Sale
*
4,700 Brach Ac Sons (B J) com
1,400 Brown Fence & Wire ci A
Class B
1,150
16,400 Bruce Co (E L) com
950
10
91^
pref
374,730 Borg-Warner Corp
200
5
12
% Jan. 30
% May 19
10
50
May
May
May
May
10
24
31
27
Mar.
3
May
May
May
May
29
31
10
29
% Mar. 16
15
Feb.
6
53* May 17
2% May 31
10
May 25
43* May 31
6% Apr. 10
4% May 27
14
May 25
36
May 27
3
Apr.
4% May
May
163* May
13* Mar.
23* May
30
May
17% May
63* Jan
% Mar.
23* May
31
.
24
26
9
31
23
31
24
31
13
15
24
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 3
In
Since
May.
Jan. 1.
stocks
1933.
114,840
3,100
1,990
400
90
210
Lowest.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
May 1.
Ask.
Shares.
120 Metropol Ind Co allot ctfs—
41",200
range since jan. 1.
prices in may.
CHICAGO
aggregate sales.
Shares.
EXCHANGE
STOCK
CHICAGO
58
7
4
Sale
6
56,550 Mlckelberry's Food Prod coml
185,347 Middle West Utilities new..*
$6 con*, pref.
'A"
*
5,075
4,940 Midland (Jolted Co com....*
Convertible ©referred—
*
1,750
2%
lien.-100
100
100
100
2 '
May
3
x May
2
1
May
5
x May 10
% May
9
1% May 24
Sale
3x
2'
3x
Sale
250 Midland Utll 6% pr
630
7% prior Hen
Preferred 6%
Preferred 7%
130
80
180
500
700 Miller
100
A
A
Sale
Sale
IK Sale
3
5
'
May
May
May
May
May
May
15
300
3
"3",400
1,100
90
530
600
50,666
59,950
230
1,050
1,030
8,200
1
Jan.
ix
Jan.
Apr.
pref.
*
com—1
conv.
Sale"
%
x8
J
...100
27
4,760 National Standard com..—*
50 National Term part pref
*
14
6% preferred
""850
25,425 Noblltt-Sparks Ind Inc com.*
2,550
*
3,450 North American Car com
■'O
450 North Amer Gas & El cl A...*
6,700 Nor Amer Lt Ac Power com..*
-----
450
Rights..
570
"5,630
2,650
x May
2%
2*
i
18
-2-
1
May
** May
5
ix May 11
5
21
13 x May
3
ix Sale
22 x Sale
x May
12** May
5
8
Sale
Sale
3x May
X May
2x May
9
2
5
4** Sale
x
1
ix
2x
Sale
May 29
22
8
1
3% Sale
90
260
8% Sale
4**
5x
5
8x
1
7x
7** Sale
*
*
"§**
270 Nor West Utll pr Hen pref. 100
151
100
7% preferred
300 Omnibus Corp v t c com
470 Ontario Mfg Co com
x Feb. 14
X May
5
9*1
23** May 31
8
6
Sale
Sale
12x
5x
7x
5
May
5
May 17
May 11
3
7
7x
5**
10
5
May
2
2% Apr.
x May
2
1J* Apr. 11
** Mar. 18
8% May
8** May 26
8** May 26
5
May 26
5** May 24
8
May
6
7% May 19
9
Mar.
May 31
1
May 31
3% May 31
5X May 24
*
*
Feb. 27
10
ix May 31
8X
8X
4
** Feb.
3
ix May 11
27** Mar. 29
22
May 29
x Feb. 14
1** May 31
23** May 31
.
1
5
Feb.
1
28
Mar. 15
2
May
May
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
May
12
Feb.
5** Jan.
8
2** Jan. 30
5
Apr. 11
5x May 24
5**
**
10$*
8**
31
31
25
20
16
26
7
25
5** May 24
May
6
Feb, 21
4
May 29
May 16
** Feb. 25
3
May 17
19
** Mar. 15
** Mar
1
27** Mar. 29
33
17
6 $4
Apr. 11
** Feb. 25
** Mar.
1
May 17
3
x
Sale
13$*
ix
1
x May 19
25
Feb.
1** May 29
8
May 20
7** May 11
ix Apr.
.....
14,480 Nori hwest Bancorp com
3,850 Northwest Eng Co com
20
300
220
Sale
24
29
24
19
5
31
29
15
10
4 J* May
30
3$* Mar. 18
14
25
24
May 31
13
Apr.
Apr.
** Feb.
ix Jan.
2
6$* May 29
19
May 16
Sale
1 *£
850 National Union Radio com_.l
15,100
1,550
19
5X May 16
18% May 11
8
x
2X
2
6** Apr.
ix May 29
8
May 26
7x May 11
1?*
17
May 31
4** May 25
x May 15
4x May
9
3
May
5
Sale
5x
5** Jan.
May
4
May
12** May
1
Apr.
6
10
13
Jan.
4
23
8
5x
19**
3]
16
5
4
2
May 25
3
May
May
May
l*i May
2
May
3
24
10
15
24
14
12** May 15
7x May
12 x Sale
2x
4
25x
35
1
Sale
Trust—
Nat Secur Invest Co
Cumul.
4**
4
4
Sprlngfllled com.*
National Battery Co pref—*
Nat Elec Power A com
*
National Leather com
10
50
"2"£00
2
Nachman
Nat Republic Invest
3$*
35
ix
3,850 Muskegon Mot Spec cl. A—*
450
Sale
2
21
190 Mosser Leather Corp com—*
3,320
3%
34 ]
4,850 Morgan Lithograph com.—*
90
9
3
26?4
*
Preferred.
8
7
Modine Mfg com
560 Monroe Chemical Co com...*
Mar. 30
4
** Feb. 21
1
8,000
650
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
May
Apr.
May
Feb.
May 31
May 29
2
200 Minn-Moline Pow Imp com..*
7,450
Mar. 30
2**
**
**
**
**
ix
25
24
24
29
24
2** May 26
4
May 26
8
x May
8
3
May 29
12
May 11
Sale
9
pref.*
& Hart Inc conv
Highest.
Sale Price*
8
12
11
10
Oshkosh Overall Co—
2,650
300
1,700
1,700
100
42,400
4,850
7,000
1,750
2,110
560
5,890
674
10,725
1,060
10,200
300
2,810
*
Common
10
100
10**
Convertible preferred....*
210
*
23,955 Quaker Oats Co com
Preferred....
100
2,444
14,275 Railroad Shares Corp com..*
10
2,540 Rath Packing Co com
*
17,650 Raytheon Mfg Co com
683 Reliance Internat Corp A..*
5,010 Reliance Mfg Co Common. 10
..100
120 Rollins Hos Mills conv pref.*
*
300 Ryan Car Co (The) com
•
com
52,600
50
150
1,150
18 j
Sale
2
17
Sale
18** Sale
on
5% Sale
36** Sale
36** Sale
Sale
50
100
50
83 X
107
x
15x
2
corn-
Sears Roebuck & Co com..
*
i"J8
8
7*
-X*
x
18**
3x
250 Sivyer Steel Castings
6
*
x
30
3,500 Standard Dredge conv pref_
Common
...»
3,050
25
12,300 Storkline Fur conv pref
150 Studebaker Mail Order com.*
150
250
11,050
27,260 Thompson (J R)
25
15
com
25
50 Transformer Corp of Am com*
290 12th St Store pref A
30 20 Wacker Drive S6 pref
160
6,850
*
Union Carbide At Carbon
270
Convertible
430
U S Radio ft Telev
com..
81,815
5,400
9,240
20,450
♦
92,465
Utah Radio Products com..*
8,050
21,340 Utility Ac Ind Corp com
Convertible preferred....
29,700
'"150
150 Utilities Pow At Lt Corp A..*
Common non-voting
*
450
4
50
100
19,300
4,190
2,400
36,650
Preferred
Wabl
Co
3,350
71,850 Walgreen
50
70
3,710
Co
ix
800
460
20x
102
com..""Ill"
preferred._H_""I6o
Ward (Montgom) Ac Co cl A.
410 Waukesha Motor Co com..
2,290 Wayne Pump Co com
Convertible preferred.."!
1,260
com
3
~
5x
1**
x
25x
4x
x
Sale
89
8
May
2
550 Wieboldt Stores Inc com
500 Williams Oil-O-Matic com...
500
2
20**
Sale
1
30
5
ix
ix
4**
ix
x
x
Sale
8
5**
•
•
9
Sale
50
42
x
x
4x
-•
Vs
x
6..
x
x
1
1%
2%
16 x Sale
23 x Sale
3
5**
3**
7**
**
%
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
Sale
2
Sale
2%
19**
27**
7**
8X Sale
x
x
2%
-
12**
x
ix
14**
Sale
Sale
3
Sale"
ix
2x
** May
11** May
May 17
6$* May 27
1$* May 17
31$* May 31
6
May 10
7$* May 19
1$* May 19
4
May 15
ix May 12
44** May 25
5 $* May 31
4
May 31
8
May 27
** May 18
$* May 31
2$* May 16
4
May 15
21** May 19
29** May 19
6$* May 24
1$* May 19
4
May 15
** May
4
44
May 23
% May
3
** May
4
4X May 10
** May 18
** May 20
** May
6
2$* May
4
14$* May
9
22** May 2
3
May
May
May
** May
1
May
7
9
34**
2
1
3
35
39**
2**
**
40
3
1
25
16
4
15
17
32** May
2
May
** May
23
105
V*
ix
3x
6/.
3
ix
3x
3x
1
2
4**
25
7
Sale
Sale
25
25
18
19 x
81
90
54
Sale
20
x
ix
ix Sale
4
Sale
20
x
x
14 x
Sale
73** —73** Sale
15**
24
%
**
i x Sale
2x
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
May 25
10$* May 19
12$* May 31
** May 15
1** May 18
2
35** May 11
2$* May 29
** May
2
24
ix
19
75**
75
20**
1
2**
2%
5x
30
27
1%
Sale
85**
Sale
30
Sale
4
1
"4x
5
May 29
9 39
5
May
5 105** May
May 31
May
2 22
1$* May 31
May
2
1X May 17
May 10
-4$* May 25
May
1
2
33
May
v
Apr.
7
May
3
Jan. 25
Feb. 27
5
1
6
Feb.
27
Apr.
16
Apr.
16
Apr.
37** Apr.
40
Apr.
6
15
15
10
1
17
17
Feb.
63
Jan.
5
Feb.
4
May 16
16
6
16
3
3
18
20
12
4
14
Apr.
Apr.
4
Mar. 31
May 15
Apr. 17
4
15
Feb.
2
Jan.
J* Feb.
1 ** Jan.
18
Feb.
Mar.
May 24
6** May
9
19** May 4
25
May 24
10** May 29
24** May 23
17
1$* May
20
May
76
May
79$* May
25
May
ix May
3
May
**
11**
75**
47**
Jan.
Feb.
May
Feb.
12
Feb.
_
24
29
11
13
27
31
26
6
7% Sale
1
2
2
1
May 20
5** May
4
2
May 22
4x
4
May
2
May 22
Sale
1
May 20
7X May 31
2
May 22
Apr.
4$* Feb.
Apr. 20
6$*
**
1$*
31$*
6
May
Feb.
May
May
May
27
7
17
31
10
7$* May 19
1$* May 19
Jan. 17
1$* May 12
20
5$* May 31
4
May 31
8
May 27
** May 18
$* May 31
2$* May 16
4
May 15
21** May 19
29** May 19
6
51 ** Jan.
3** Jan.
30
13
Jan.
12$*
**
2**
$*
May
May
Jan.
Feb.
20
31
15
25
15
May 11
May 29
May
2
Feb. 10
29
28
31
31
17
25
21
24** May 23
1
20
Mar. 31
** Feb.
1
Apr. 27
4
Apr. 21
2
May 22
1
$* May 24
May 29
82
x Mar. 22
1
23
16
Apr. 20
25
May 24
10** May 29
Mar.
May 15
May
J
May
May
20
May 12
** May
"
1$* May
x
14**
75**
70**
20
4
20
25
Jan.
39
May
106** Jan.
22
May
1$* May
1$* May
4$* May
3% Jan.
2
May
Mar.
101** Apr.
6$* Feb.
$* Jan.
x Feb.
1** Mar.
2$* Mar.
1
Jan.
35**
2$*
**
1%
1
3**
6**
**
x
$*
Feb.
&
May 31
6** May 24
48
Jan.
9
47
Jan. 11
85
Jan. 12
95
Jan. 14
18
May 31
2** May 29
20
May 29
12** Feb. 23
20
3
May 27
May 24
3
10
17
Feb.
Feb.
7
90
27
7
May 19
8
22
ih May 19
May 27
8
May 26
2$* Jan. 27
11$* May 31
Feb.
** Mar.
** Mar.
Jan.
May
May
Apr.
May
12
8
27
x Jan.
3$*
**
**
**
2$*
Feb.
117
1 ** Mar. 15
4
May 15
42
** Apr.
117** May 27
** Feb.
7
** Mar. 15
13** Feb. 25
6
May 10
3
** May 23
11**
2**
3
16
1
ix
"3x
105**
8$*
x
$*
2**
5
Sale
7x Sale
x
x
13 x Sale
2
35
Sale
38**
109**
20**
ix
%
Sale
1
ix
4**
2x Sale
4
4**
3x
1
ix
ix
4
4
2%
33 x
104
9x
** Apr.
Apr.
$4 May
31
24
17
25
24
29
$* May 10
22$* May
9
6
May 10
5
2
115** May 23 106
Apr.
1x May 19
** Jan.
27
May 27
15$* Jan.
8
May 26
IX Jan.
2** May
1** May
11x May 31
6
Feb.
90
May
83** Jan.
10
May 31
Mar.
5
2x May 29
** Mar.
20
May 29
7% Mar.
May
Sale
3
x
Sale
6
3
3
Sale
19
17
27
24
117** May 27
May
May
89
Sale
6$* Sale
ix
6
4%
4
110
Sale
7x
5
103
Sale
Sale
x May
20** May
4$* May
ix May
9** May
70 Western Pow Lt & Tel cl A..
50
350
Sale
19*
Sale
12
-
10
—
.....
9
8X Sale
.18$*
...
630 Western Grocer Co
90
x
17 x
6
24,350
130
76**
115
Sale
114**
109X 112
1**
x
x
26**
20x Sale
6
4% Sale
2**
2** Sale
9x
10x 11**
52*
26
*
com..", "j
J
com
Sale
62
73$*
8** May
May
May
3
May
$* May
18** May
6** May
39** May
37
May
633* May
73** May
7
22
1
•
*
Vortex Cup Co
Class A
Sale
5%
7x
25
7x
x
2x
100 Viking Pump Co common.._*
15,600
2,300
24
-
5
May
9
5
May
3
17** May
8
ix May
1
$* May
6
13$* May 18
2
May
8
23
May 1
23
May
1
47** May 10
53
May
4
May 22
»
20
joo
Preferred
2x
25
preferred.
U S Gypsum
19,450
20
I*
3X Sale
x
x
2x
x
ix
3x
7X Sale
14 x Sale
*
200 United Gas Corp common..1
200 United Ptrs Ac Pubs com
150
100
"¥,050
10
301 Telephone Bond Ac Share A.*
First preferred
100
950
860
900
*
common.
529,500 Swift Ac Co stk
182,450 Swift Internacional
80
14,660
50
*
com
200 Sutherland Paper
200
297,650
103,950
Class A
250
12,950 Super Maid Corp
--§~
15**
440 Southw GAcE Co 7% pref.100
2,600
2,500
2,800
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
23
x
Southern Union Gas com..
1,650
2
ix
12
110 Signode Steel Strap Co pf_30
Common
*
200
com
x
15x
Sale
6
ix
3
104
Sale
x Sale
100 Shaler Co (The) class A
100
90
Seaboard Utll Shares
18,550
104,350
12x
ix
x
21%
•
60 bettboaru Pub Serv Co $0 pfd *
12",700
6
88
....
780 Sangamo Electric Co_
7x
6%
Sale
5
5
10
May 22
10
78
.......
6,350 Ryerson Ac Sons Inc
4
8
x
10%
18
ix
1
ix
10 x Sale
2x
3**
42 % Sale
39
45**
40
450
4
15**
ix
230
4,100
-iO-
6
30
150
6*
2
2,950 Parker Pen Co (The) com..10
..*
1,450 Penn Gas & Elec A com
1,850 Perfect Circle (The) Co.....*
..5
5,600 Pines Wlnterfront com
705 Potter Co (The) com
*
96,900 Prima Co common.._.......*
*
6,500 Process Corporation com
*
19,850 Pub Serv of Nor 111 com
Common
100
6,050
6% preferred
...100
4,830
7% preferred
100
1,670
Preferred
22H
Mar. 15
79$* May
25
May
1** May
3
May
2** Apr.
1
Apr.
7** May
2
May
13
27
31
26
21
27
31
22
Wisconsin Bankshares—
1,800
10,400
Common
new.
7X Sale
2
4** May
13
10
May 22
2
Apr.
2
Jan.
10
Woodruff & Edwards Inc—
V
40
40
1,560
8,200
14,150
Participating class A
2,510 Yates-Amer Mach part pref.*
12,500 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..*
16,360 Zenith Radio Corp com.....
•Nopar value.
1
Ex-dividend
/•Casusa.e
9
x
x
x
x
6
**
10
$<
Sale
% Sale
2$* Sale
21** Sale
2** Sale
% May 19
9** May
~
J* May
2
May 22
2$* May 27
21** May 31
2$* May 31
** Jan.
6
Apr.
4
4
** Mar. 15
May 22
2$* May 27
21** May 31
2$* May 31
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
1933.
May.
Jan. 1 to May 31
AGGREGATE SALES
In
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
May.
20",600
May 31
1,000
1933.
Adjustment 5s
Bid.
108
Ask.
109
May 1.
Bid.
May 31.
Ask
102 % 104
Bid.
Lowest.
Ask
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Keystone Tel 5s
1935
64%
33%
109%
13%
11%
105 % 106
4
500
500
Sale
21% Sale
Sale
21
67
18;
17!
60
Sale
69
70
9
1
21% May 31
21
May 31
86
36
48
39
May 23
86
91%
May"20
91%
May 23
52
Lukens Stee
Certificates
i'5'900
.
4,375
1,750
^
v
290
1,500
52,400
70,125
450
1,550
4,400
25
.
2,400
1,200
1,538
2,150
.
99
93%
33
30
Apr
43% Apr.
62% Apr.
100
93%
Sale
99% Sale
108% 109
Sale
106 %
5s_
*
No par.
x
100
100
74 Phlla Insulated Wire
Phila Rapid Transit
Ex-dividend,
42
Feb.
7
44
Apr.
7
80
30
Feb. 28
Jan.
28 100
20
94% Jan.
14
34
Jan.
4
Jan.
93% 93%
Feb.
107
Sale
103% May
1 107% May 29
Mar.
105% May 25 105% May 25
Mar.
103
May
6 103
May
6 103
May
103% Feb.
20
21
3
22
6
101
Feb.
14
24% May 20
99%
97%
102%
104%
93
May 15
93
May 15
16
Jan.
3
99!
110% Feb. P4
105% May 25
108
Feb.
9
20 103% Feb. 20
93
May 15
43
Mar. 28
93
May 15
61% Feb.
2
60
Feb.
7
60
31
29
Apr
Apr.
7
7
47
Feb.
Feb.
4
29
Apr.
9
7
44
Feb.
8
44
Feb.
4
51
Jan.
27
51
Jan.
27
51
Jan.
27
52% Jan.
50% Jan.
27
31
31
23% Apr.
6
36
Feb.
24
62
Feo.
28
40
*
50
100
*
Preferred..
81% Jan. 28
10
7
3
Feb.
18
89% Feo.
4
53
Jan.
23% Apr
45% Feb
72
Jan.
6
3
24
40
Feb. 18
89% Feb.
4
Par
Inc
of N J
30
.
Feb.
24% May 20
1987
STOCKS
3
21% Feb. 18
Feb.
87
35
1973
.
10
18
Feb.
Feb.
86%
23
104
3
89
80%
35
Clothier 5s '48
.....
600
20
31
20
24
100
80%
23
1981
United Light &
Rys 6s
Mar. 15
91% May 20
30
1969
warrants
•
40
m
112
3%
1%
4
10
115
6
2
5
1%
2
Sale
7%
8
108% Sale
3%
6
1 % Sale
4
Sale
44
45
6%
7.
111% Sale
9%
4%
15
Sale
19
21
32
39
40
33
Sale
83
.28
89
34
10
11
10
Sale
11% Sale
1% Sale
20
21%
35
23
90
20
94
83
20%
87%
90
32%
34%
7% Sale
11
Sale
%
%
1%
14%
26%
1
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
38
Sale
31
Sale
20
23
91
Sale
7% Sale
14% Sale
1%
1%
2
Sale
21% Sale
35% 45
40
95% Sale
30% Sale
19
21
1%
2
4
4
4%
4%
4%
20
%
23%
4%
%
24%
5%
20
19
Sale
Sale
2%
22%
91
41
100
8%
19%
Sale
42%
1
m
2%
5%
i
2
Sale
22%
85
30
101
4
Sale
Sale
24
45
1
May 29
8
7% May 2
1 111% May 31
17
33
»8 a*
May
6% May
May
May 1
1% May
1
May 1
9
May 21
1% May
1
18
May 15
1% Sale
35
22
40
108
30
Feb.
6% May
Mar.
Mar.
""3% Sale' "l% May""2 "3% May~31
34
50
4,320
7% preferred
50
4,169 Phlla 9c Reading Coal 9c Iron*
6,850 Philadelphia Traction.....50
200
ctf of deposit
450 Phila & Western Ry
50
740 Railroad Shares Corp
*
445 Reading RR
50
3.300 Reliance Insurance
10
110
87% Jan.
Jan
5,550
100
1
24
81
109,200 Penn road Corp v t c
..»
201,988 Pennsylvania RR
50
2,235 Penna Salt Manufactur'g.50
50 Philadelphia Co
6% pref—50
291 Phlla Dairy Prod pref.....25
5,240 Phlla Elec of Pa $5 pref
•
17,500 Phila Elec Pow pref
25
"""258
May 23
Apr .29
15,378 Insurance Co of N A
10
30,300 Lehigh Coal Ac Navigation..*
33,949 Lehigh Valley
50
Mitten Bank Sec
1,300
Corp
25
Preferred
3,200
25
300
Jan.
86
19
Electric Storage
Battery..100
Fire Association
10
513 Horn 9c Hardart
(Phlla) com.*
2,300 Horn 9c Hardart (N Y) com..*
4,400
8,800
5,875
70
1955
8,198
5,350
130
200
20
2
_
48" "52"
Southern Ry Co 6s
1956
Standard Pow & Light 6s 1957
458 Con Tract
Feb.
May 23
84% Jan. 18
86
Mayl31
22
12,120 Camden Fire Insurance....5
4,175 Central Airport
81
88% Feb.
Feb.
23,100 Budd (E G) Mfg Co"""""1*
2,404
Preferred
100
10,100 Budd Wheel Co..
1,348 Cambria Iron...
II.—Lso
2,328
8,300
1,033
3,920
2,775
14
Mar. 15
Mar. 18
tr ctfs 4s... 1943
Strawbridge 9c
330 Bornot
Feb.
22
6,440 American Stores
3,670 Bankers Securities pref
4,250 Bell Tell Co of Pa pref
400
1,050
28
30
49
"38"
...
1,600
6
Feo.
1940
1st 4s '35
4%8
1935
Penn Cent L 9c P
4^8—1977
Penn RR 6%a
1936
Penna Pow 9c Lt 4%a
1981
Shares.
Apr.
33
May~20
1,000 Southern Pacific Co 4%s_ 1968
Shares.
Jan.
15
17
s.
35"
2003
Lehigh Vail Trans A
1st
Feb .125
Jan .f 27
May 31
37% Jan.
91% May
35^4 Jan.
49
| Mar.
General 4s
York Rys
5
Apr.
78%
33%
21%
21
68
15% May
17 % May
68
.........
1,000
2,000
6,000
1,000
1,000
4
5
82
21%
68..
4%s with
4%s
Apr,
33
20
500 Reading 4s.....
1937
14,000 Standard Gas & Elec 6S..1935
1,000
Convertible 6s...
1935
8,000
6s
1951
1,000
6s.
1966
1,000 So East'n Pr & Lt 6s deb. 1957
1.000
2,000
Jan. 30 64% Jan. 31
Apr. 26 33% Apr. 26
Jan. 14 109% Jan. 14
Feb. 10
13% Feb. 10
9
7
Feb.
13% Feb.
78% Feb. 25
Lehigh & New Engl 5s... 1954
Lehigh Power 5c Light 6s..
Lehigh Valley 4%«
—2003
13,000
s f 4a.l966
12,000
1971
1st 5s.
108,700
1966
1st 5s reg
2,500
1966
32,000 Phlla Elec Pow Co5H« .1972
5,000 Phlla Suburban Water 5s 1955
1,000
Highest.
Sale Prices.
2000
Phlla Elec (Pa) 1st
1st Ac ref 4s
28,400
Lowest
Sale Prices.
Prices.
Georgia Power 9c Lt 5%«_1967
Peoples Pass
$501,900
2,312,302
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
6,000 Nat Dairy Products 5%s_1948
11,000 New Orl Pub Serv inc 6s..l949
4,000
21,000
1,000
12,000
10,000
1932.
$138,100
459,888
PRICES IN MAY.
2,000 Delaware Elec Pow 5%s__1959
4,000 Denver & Rio Grande 4s. 1936
303,500 Elec & Peoples tr ctfs 4s. 1945
Certificates of deposit
13,788
1,500
Jan. 1 to
Chic & North West 4%s_1949
Chic Milw St P & Pac Ry—
3,000
7,000
5,000
1,500
13,000
7,300
20,.00
16,000
2,000
1,000
15,000
2,721,304
1933.
May
Price
BONDS
7,000
Bond Sales,
473,161
Jan. 3
% i
2,000 Baltimore & O 4%a stp..l933
1,000
4%s
1960
1,000 Bell Telephone 5s
1948
1,000 Chic R I & Pac conv 4%sl960
74,200
7,000
1932.
Shares-1,138,269
2,812,474
1%
2% Sale
27% Sale
46
25
100
Sale
50
Sale
31% Sale
19
5%
5%
5%
20%
21
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
33
May
4
2
22% May
82
May 4
20
May 3
85
May 25
38
May
1
7
May
9
14% May
1
% May 4
1
May 4
1% May
21% May
40
May
1
1
2
14
5
33%
12%
2%
20
May
May
May
May
May
May
29
31
31
29
29
23
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
% Apr.
17
Mar.
21% Feb. 16
86
May
4
17% Jan. 25
80% Feb. 27
2
3
May 18
28
May 31
May 26
21%
91
41%
9
20%
%
46
20
15
29
29
18
31
23
27
30
May 13 30
May 13
May 10 100% May 27
May 1 31 % May 24
May 29 19% May 29
May 2
2% May 27
3
May 3
5% May 16
4% May 2
5% May 31
18% May 5 21
May 17
94%
30
19%
1%
18
82
25
5%
8%
%
%
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Mar. 27
Feb. 25
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
1%
13%
25%
29%
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
30
May
93
Apr.
28% Apr.
19% Feb.
1% Mar.
3
Feb.
2% Feb.
1
32%
4
33%
54
4%
4
1%
Sale
4%
1
May
5
36% May 10
4% May 10
1% May 18
54
May 31
4% May 11
15
■J"
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
31
Apr,
May
May
May
11
31
29
31
39% May 26
29% May 29
99
Jan.
24
Apr.
93% Jan.
41% May
9
May
20% May
% Feb.
2
May
3
28
46
29% Jan.
42
33
20
18
21
21
29
18
31
3
27
May 18
May 31
May 26
17
Mar. 18
103% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9
17
23
2% May 27
6
Jan.
4
5% May 31
Mar.
%
%
25%
3%
May 29
Feb.* 7
5
34% Jan.
12% May 29
2% Maj 29
20
Mayi23
Mar.
17
...
6
Mar.
33
9
39% May 26
29% May 29
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
45
m
Jan.
20
Feb.
4
Feb.
1
May 18
May 31
4% Jan. 12
54
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
60
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 3
Since
STOCKS.
Jan. 1.
519 Scott Paper
*
Series B 6% preferred—100
299
Series A 7% preferred —100
166
*
3,550 Seaboard Utilities Corp..
101
Sale
IK
21K Sale
100 (J S Dairy Prod
com
20
K Sale
H
K
8K Sale
Sale
Sale
class B
Sale
•
5K
K
,.LM. i§
50
3,373,867
Jan. 1 to May 31
In
Since
Jan. 1.
BONDS
Ask.
Bid.
*
East Mass StRR sec A
78,000
39,550
17,800
4,250
100
—-
80
Boston Elevated
100
66
67
67
1st preferred class A....100
1,003
Ser B 1st pref stamped.. 100
11
1st preferred class B
Sale
Sale
10K
Prior pref. stamped
*
Ser A 1st pref stamped..100
100
30
1,040
Ser D 1st pref stamped..100
12
28
28
1st preferred class D
9,894
246
100
169 Boston At Providence.....100
552 Chic Jc^Ry A USY pref.100
May 25
May 24
72
May 25
May 24
107 K 100
53
Sale
Sale
222 East Mass St Ry Co.......100
First preferred.........100
66
130K
82
18
Sale
Sale
16K
16K
128
Sale
Sale
15
22
Sale
10
1
133"
80
83 K
84
50c
—-
130
95c
100
85
.....
6K
2
3
i*
1
20
12 K
31c
3
IK
6
100
10
Sale
13 K
25
12
50c
100
16,390 NYNHfc Hartford
40
58
100
Adjustment
613
1,386 Maine Central
Preferred
175
20
19
Sale
12
75c
25c
100
Preferred B__
105
Sale
103
60 K
5
mil
2
May 16 107 K May 25
5
6
105
May
May
8K May
23
May
16K May
12
May
15
May
20
May
12K May
17
May
13
May
May
130
75
May
62
May
14
15
3
2K May
IK May
18K
Sale
23
24
Sale
71
84
78
Sale
821 Old Colony
100
73 K
80
76 K
13 K
Sale
21 %
Sale
Sale
81
31,693 Pennsylvania RR.........50
100
341 Prov & Worcester Ry
K
84
115
105
78
108
5
15
May
May
17 K May
May
May
May
15
May
10
May
40
May
18
May
15
May
25
May
20
May
22
May
27
May
16
May
130
May
84K May
67
May
68
108K
May
May
21K May
105
May
73
Sale
84
80
Mar.
25
31
•
29
27 K May
91
May 31
Feb.
3
1
98 K
Feb.
29
May 29
Apr. 21
5
11
Apr. 22
Apr.
3
34
32
33 K Apr.
33
Feb.
Feb.
3 105
70
27
6
14
23
15
26
10
24
40
9
5,291
6,614
2,805
910
285
36,074
16,733
27,440
Amer At Continental
First preferred..........50
30,640 Andes Petroleum.
a
25
50
Preferred
115,641 Amer Telep 5c Teleg
24,767 Amoskeag Mfg Go
value,
Corp..*
Amer Pneumatic Service
Assesrnent paid
100
*
4
Sale
27c
50c
2K
.....
18
IK
Sale
2
Ex-divldend.
70c
Sale
r
5K Sale
65c
1
4
Sale
Sale
lOOK Sale' 117K
3K
6c
1
t
Sale
Oash «ale.
Sale
7c
8K
14c
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
May
1
1
May
6
4
May
1
17
12
May 22
98 K May
2 120K
9
3K May
1
14c
5c
May
4
4
40c
2
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
15
May
May
May
12
22
May
10
27
May
16
18
May
1 135K Feb. 27
Jan. 23
85
3
26
25
26
Apr.
7
67
Mar.
1
7
15
May
4
23
2
11K Mar.
74
Apr. 20
81
Apr. 12
Mar. 15
73
Jan.
11
May 29
26 K May 31
Jan.
4
77
20
84
Jan.
80
May 26
27 K May 31
Mar. 25
10 115
Feb.
8
5
8
3
6
3
Mar. 24
25c
Mar. 31
1
IK
7K
86 K
IK
Apr.
3
4
5c
May 10
IK May 31
4K May 29
4K May 29
2
May 24
5
31
29
31
31
29
29
31
5
26
26
29
26
31
31
23
31
29
23
20
Jan.
Feb.
70
May
May
May
May
May
23
28
13 K Jan.
108
Apr.
Feb.
25
Jan.
5
17
2
12
7
104
4
50c
6
May 29
10
MISCELLANEOUS—
2,085
1,650
1,405
24
Feb.
10
IK Jan.
May
14
2
May 24
Jan. 18
May 25
Apr. 13
38
Apr. 13 38
102 K Feb. 14 102K Feb. 14
17 72
53
53
May 24
97K Jan. 18 97H
95
Feb.
3 107 K
69
17c
May
May
11
2
._K
27 K May
ll6
May 26
Apr. 24
20c
IK May
4K May
4K May
2
May
9K May
23
May
26 K May
80
78
14
85
25
Jan.
29 80
27 60K Apr.
5K Apr.
5
6
Feb.
26
8K May
26
Feb.
29 17
Feb.
6
26
12
May
31
10
Apr.
31
May
23 20
8
Apr.
31
29 14K Jan.
13
May
23
23 128K Apr.
Jan.
25 82
May
10 62
92
90
88
27 K
May
May
8
22
75
6
4K
Sale
100
47 Northern RR...
137 Norwich & Worcester pf.100
5 Vermont & Massachusetts 100
80 K May
53 K May
50c
2K
24
Sale
1
—
82
12
100
20 Conn & Pass
387
May
97
28
Mar.
Prices.
May 25
May 11
58
3
Jan.
Jan.
98K 100K
Sale
12
61
May 29
30 K May 12
23
May
24
33
81M
5
Ser G 1st pref stamped..100
482
5,839
93
29
53
107K
Sale
6K
30
175
29
Feb.
31
17
May
May
27 K May
34
May
88
May
96
May
28
33
33
.....
414
156
101
4
1
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
25
11
11
21
27
23
58
25K May 17
28
May
2
72
23
9
453
480
27 K
30
100
Preferred
65
1,171
970,450
Lowest.
31K May 12
Sale
31
Sale
33
May
May
14
6,929
4,022
1,305
93
12
65
415
97
29
stpd.*
*
com
stamped
1932.
439,650
Sale
Prices.
Par.
Boston & Albany
418
20
88
95
55
103
102
2,965
53
155
31
$174,750
Highest.
Sale
43 K May
2
25
May
8
25
May 26
27 K May 23
82
29K
78K
92
.
27
Sale
65
72
70
93 K
1,000 Massachusetts Gas Co 5Ks *46
1935
37,000 P C Pocahontas deb 7s.
1,000 Power Gas & Water 5s..1948
1944
1,000 Swift & Co 58
& Maine
t?
31
67
12
Jan.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Sale Prices.
83
Sale
25
1934
Preferred
34
29 K
5s
Boston
-26
26
25 K
"27" III-
500
74
22
24
25
6,000
477
30
30
69
5
60
27 K
"93"
98
1948
STOCKS
48
22
24
City Mem At BIrm 4s.1934
3,883
11,306
43
88
95K
1948
_
Bid.
86
...1948
Series C 6s Jan 1
Series D 6s
Ask.
20
17
15
"27"" III-
Kan
250
V
1933.
-
Lowest.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
42 K
20
43
38
4Hl 1948
Series B 5s
241
226
May 19
$138,400
Jan. 1 to May 31.
May 1.
1933.
..1948
96,900 Amoskeag Mfg Co 6s
1946
20,000 Brown Co 5K«
AKs
1950
6,000
11,000 Canad'n Intl Paper Co 6s. 1949
30,000 Chic Jet Ry & U S Yds 4S.1940
5s
1940
48,000
Shares.
1,781
4,690
Feb.
1
Mar. 20
Jan. 3
May.
Shares.
4
Price
8TOCK
12",000
4
Feb.
4K May 11
IK Jan. 10
May 26
May 23
40
PRICES IN MAY.
BOSTON
EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
500
7K May 27
Mar. 31
May
1
IK Feb.
4
3K Feb.
8
1
Mar. 28
May
472,195
2,840,364
S/tares.1,482,815
500
1
Apr. 26
6
3
20 K Jan. 11
Jan. 11
12 K Jan.
Mar.
86
5
4
18
May
3
14
29
15
4K May 11
1
May
9
5Vs May 26
5K May 23
49
May
5
31
9
17
23
19
30 K Jan,
Feb.
K Jan. 12
3K Mar. 29
Bond Sales.
1932.
1933.
.
31666
% Jan.
1
2
31
27
May 11
3
May 20
Feb. 18
Jan.
1
19
STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON
34,000
7,750
May 24
May 11
May 11
K# May
% May
8K May
7K May
20
May
95
May
16
Ex-dividend.
Slock Sales.
"
May
1
May
5K May
5K May
40
May
9
50
45
50
31
4
10
5
May
8
May 4
May
1
May 27
May
9
May
1
86
1
6
4% Sale
*
246 W Jersey Ac Seashore RR
3
4
10
.*
19K Sale
z92 K Sale
1
5
4
Sale
Sale
98 K
1
*
com
2,600 Victory Insurance Co
1,050 Warner Company..
1,125 Westmoreland, Inc.
1,750 Westmoreland Coal
t
21,000
13,000
6,000
3,000
13,000
20,000
K
K
6K
7K
17 K
May
W*
95
Apr.
9
Mar. 21
20 104
IK May 24
K Jan. 21
99 K Jan.
5
May
6
Sale
«
6K
Sale
20 K
25
Apr. 28
Jan.
28
38K May 16
92
«
4
IK
30
5
May
5 102
K May
4
IK
5
IK May
2
19
May 20 23
Certificates of deposit
200
300,398 United Gas Impt
Preferred
4,667
x
29K
Highest.
Sale Prices.
102
101
100
K
o
Sale
1
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
92
ioo'"
105
100
Highest.
Sale Prices.
34 K May
45
Q9
90
25
10,500 Shreve El Dorado Pipe L
1,032 Tacony-Palmyra Bridge.—-*
30 Telephone Security pref—.50
90,700 Tonopah-Belmont Devel —1
...1
24,800 Tonopali Mining
50
17,950 Union Traction
No par value,
30
31
29
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
30
Bid.
Ask
Bid.
May 31.
Mayl.
1933.
Par.
Shares.
May.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
PHILADELPHIA
AGGREGATE SALES,
12
May 29
May 31
May 31
Jan.
17
Feb.
7
Apr. 18 120 K May 29
9
May 29
Mar. 22
14c
May 31
Apr. 21
June, 1933.]
BOSTON
AGGREGATE SALES
PRICES IN MAY.
May.
Shares.
2,152
880
75
—
-
460
4,211
1,790
3,965
6,382
195
706
2.775
1,985
120
318
9,551
14
17
Sale
13
19
45
Sale
55
Sale
Sale
45
55
8
2
X Sale
2
1H
53
353
25
5%
35
85
5
4
1
8X
4%
40
Sale
7
Sale
33
90
60 X
*
35
105
Sale
137
6
19
14%
1%
2%
Sale
Sale
3
*
18
Sale
5
3X
1
Sale
Sale
*
7
Sale
1%
1%
2%
12 X Sale
*
51X
11%
38
90
15
149%
8
3
21X Sale
IX
3
Sale
14
Sale
12
16
15
75c
May
4X May
Sale
56
May
Sale
38% May
Sale
6
May
Sale
34
May
95
105
May
14
16%
May
Sale
133
May
Sale
5X May
2%
10
May
2
May 11
May
1
2
May
6
2X May 18
8
2X May
«\y*
Sale
2
1
*
Preferred
1,058
10
3X
2X
14% Sale
_
80
Sale
78
50c
57
173" Sale"
*
8,108 General Capital Corp
501 Georgian, Inc (The) A pref
35
Sale
5%
28
9
IX
1%
67%
First preferred.
100
875 Economy Grocery Stores...*
87 Hatha way's Bakeries cl A
Class B
495
Highest.
Sale Prices
12
50c
5
205
13,081 Edison Else Illumination. 100
8,308 Employers' Group Assoc T C.
81
Ask
Sale
190 Continental Securities Cnrt 5
215
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
37
common
714 Gilchrist Corp...
9,801 Gillette Safety Rasor Co
Bid.
Sale
8
Sale
50
100
305 Crown Cork Internet Corp
10
1,076 Bast Boston Lena.
12,587 Eastern Gas Ar Fuel Asan com
4H% Cum Prior pref... 100
4,753
6% Cum preferred
100
8,450
14,741 Eastern SS Lines. Inc
Preferred
♦
2,120
100
May 1.
Ask
7% Sale
•
Preferred..
330 Brown Ac Durrel Co
650
3,850
1933.
Bid.
2,670 Boston Personal Prop Tr_ _100
1,474 Brown A Co 6% Cum pref. 100
50
.
STOCKS
5,670 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet.
175
1,073
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 3
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
61
EXCHANGE
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
STOCK
25
6
17
May
May
9X May
5
May
2X May
2X May
1
Lowest.
27
31
8
29
15
6
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
25
31
31
31
31
31
27
10
29
25
May
1
1X May
5
IX May 11
11% May
2
2
May
5
2
May
5
15% May 29
May
May
May
May
May
2
May
24% May
27
3
31
5
25
25
25
18
24
1
8X
2
60 X
1
15
18
27
1
51X
11%
38
95
16%
3 150
4
17
8
22%
1 %
3%
14%
2%
Highest.
Sale Prices.
6
Feb.
2
28
Feb. 23
6% Apr.
4
1% Jan.
3
1 % Feb. 28
1% Mar.
2% Mar.
Apr.
3% Apr.
54
Apr.
*
Preferred
24
18
55
.....
22 X
70 X
Sale
80
May
4
May 10
70
70
May 16
May 10
967
ing Machine Co
1,003
1,597 Internet Hydro-Elec Co.....
2,078
550
1,402
11,177
3,147
5,497
v t c
Mergenthaler Linotype
100
Nat Service Co com shs tr ctfs
90 New Engl Equity Corp.
*
New England Public Service
10,175
100
15,403 Pacific Mill*
120 Public Utility Holding com.l
230 Ry A Lt Sec Co common
10
1,019 Reece Button Hole Mach
693 Reece Folding Mach....
10
23,855 Shawmut Assa T C
22,039 Stone A Webster Inc cap stk
25
36,167 Swift A Co
6,411 Torrlngton Co
125
7,815
11,709
19,041
2,899
73
10,539
22,028
1,006
100
100
1,535
100
230
350
21,744
....
5
673 Union Twist Drill.
800 United Carr Fastener Corp ..
22,021 United Founders Corp com 1
57,171 United Shoe Mach Corp...25
Preferred
4,713
....25
547 U S Elec Power Corp...... *
Utility Equities Corp 55.50
dlv priority stk allot ctfs..
150
880 Venezuela Mexican OH CrplO
4,483 Waldorf System Inc
...»
*
430 Waltham Watch class B
18
2%
3X Sale
8
Sale
20
25c
50c
10
9
11
7X Sale
5
5%
6
Sale
23
~2~~
Sale
28
2
22 X
Sale
2
60
Mar.
2
3
Sale
92
7% Sale
25
75
2
IX
2
1
9% May 25
7% May 31
3% May
1
5
May 22
1X May 10
20
May 23
IX May
8
5% May 29
6
May 11
2% May 8
28
May 13
1% May
8
2X
IX May
May
4
1
90
If ay 29
14% Sale
21% Sale
14 X May
1
23
May 18
9
May 24
May 26
7%
6X Sale
IX
1
Sale
6X
8
Sale
7
7%
Sale
30%
8
10
1% Sale
33% Sale
31% Sale
50c
%
10
9% Sale
16 X Sale
5
Sale
8
1
40
Sale
Sale
30
31X Sale
9
%
7%
X
Sale
10
6
X May 10
May
1
May
1
X May 10
IX May 17
47% May 31
31% May
1
% May 10
8
9
Sale
15
28
Sale
9
All
25
50
fl*
34 X
25
75
Sale
Sale
40
31
50
8
1 % May 11
10
May 29
43
7% Sale
5
12%
l8
Safe
12
30
Sale
40
6X Sale
"l%
40c
13 %
10
15X
50
Sale
5
6X
IX
4
75
3
Sale
May
7X May
5
May
10
May
30
May
May
May
4
May
IX May
23
19
15
ift
24
40c
May
8% May
5
May
16
May
43
May
14% May
25
May
6
May
3
May
23
15
15
20
20
19
27
16
31
11% May 31
Feb.
38
82
Jan.
May 31
95
May 27
16% May 10
11% Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
133
5
183
8
13% Mar. 27
1
Mar. 27
1% May 11
10% Apr. 21
1
Apr. 12
50c
Feb.
15
15% May 29
22%
1%
3 %
20%
2%
Jan.
9
May 25
May
Apr.
May
Jan.
May
27
22
25
11
5
2
May 25
24% Apr. 20
12
Feb.
25
24
64
Jan.
25
70
8% Feb.
2% Apr.
4
10% Jan. 25
7% May 31
1% Feb. 18
May 22
1% Apr.
6
15% Feb. 18
5% May 19
6
May 11
2% Jan.
5
9
5
40c
Mar. 18
Jan.
23
1% Mar. 18
72
Apr. 10
5% Mar. 2
% Mar. 31
28
May 16
May 10
Jan.
13
1 % May
8
19% Jan. 24
4
Jan.
17
94
Jan.
5
23
25c
May 18
Feb. 24
Mar. 16
9
Jan.
4% Jan. 13
1
May
1
8
May 26
8
6% Jan.
11
5% Feb. 28
Feb. 25
7
22
5
Apr.
1
Apr. 25
1% Feb. 24
X Apr. 20
33
Jan.
3
30% Jan. 18
% Jan.
6
Mar. 17
25c
Feb. 23
Mar. 30
Feb. 23
1% Jan.
10
May
16% May
22% May
37
May
12
May
2% Apr.
1% May
47% May
5
Jan.
5
Feb. 25
Apr. 18
Apr. 27
Jan.
10
18
11
6
29
17
19
31
31
25
17
31
32
Jan.
1
Jan.
9
42
Jan.
24
Mar. 23
5%
3%
9%
30
2%
9%
5% Feb.
common
17
Jan.
28
7X Sale
59
IX
16% May 17
22% May 19
37
May 31
12
May 31
1
12
10
3%
May
5
May 15
May
1
May
1
May
1
May
8
May
9
May 10
6
36
29
3
8
7X Sale
IX
IX
9X Sale
14 X Sale
19 X Sale
32
41
3% May 27
75
25
7
9
Sale
Sale
79
5
7%
3
86% Sale
7%
6%
IX
Sale
79
50c
Convertible preferred
283 Warren (S D) A Co...
376 Westfleld Mfg Co car stock..
410 Wilson A Jones
May
May
5
Feb.
5
18
IX
300
273
220
9
14
100
Prior preferred
507
28,511 Warren Bros--...
290
11
Sale
...100
Preferred
815
11
!
1%
New
*
3,038
14,382 New England Tel A Tel...100
687
I
7%
2
*
1,695
5,038
351
•
10
Loew's Theatres
Mass UtII Associates
1
28
284 Llbby McNeil Libby
55
3,953
CO ^
.11
9
May 31
Jan. 23
23
Internet Button Hole Sew¬
110
May
6
Apr. 11
Jan.
70
Hygrade-Sylvania Lamp—
Com stk
Jan.
3
May 27
9% May
8
5
May 29
2% Apr. 24
55
19
2%
21%
X
sx
50c
35
Sale Prices.
Jan.
5
10
8*
Jan.
20
5
Jan.
31
16
43
May
May
14% May
25
May
6
May
3
May
5% Feb.
20
20
19
27
16
31
18
MINING—
3,641
7.632
5,704 Calumet A Hecta
15,702 Copper Range Co
25
500 Hardy Coal Co
1
100 Hancock Consol Mining...25
376 Island Creek Coal
1
Preferred
11
..........1
100
61
m
-
«•
«
-
•»
2,795
500
735
388
63
3,765 Isle Royal Copper..
3,460 Keeweenah Copper
3,085 LaSalle Copper......
915
14
*
50
10c
50c
12X
13%
19%
85%
20X
75c
25
51c
......5
50 Norma nd a Mines
34,329 North Butte...
9%
15
IX
Sale
60c
11
10
Sale
20
-----
Sale
1
4,240 Old Dominion Co.
25
5,268 Pond Cr Pocahontas Co
*
11,521 Oulncy Mining Co
28
710 Union Land A Copper Mln Co
13,295 Utah Apex Mining.....
5
50c
60c
....
Utah Metal A Tunnal.
Ex-dlvldend.
r
4X May
2X May
1
1
8% May 31
6
May 31
1
1% Feb.
1% Apr.
IX
Sale
Sale
12
?X
IX
10c
27 X
50c
28X
85%
IX Sale
May 19
May 11
10?*
12
10
2%
~~2X
10c
May 19
21% May 17
3
1
1
May
7% May
X May
IX May
8
9
1
2
10
2
13c
90c
May 31
May
May
8
12
May 29
8% May 22
% May
1
2% May 29
11
7
10
10c
May 19
14
Jan.
85
X May
May
May
13c
88c
Sale"
IX
10c
19
Jan.
Mar.
% Jan.
6
3
6
10c
Jan.
9
60c
Feb.
6
8
Apr. 11
7% Apr. 10
% May
1
85c
30c
65
Sale
75
9
51c
Sale
IX Sale
16
X
Sale
'31c" Sale"
30c
35c
50c
8c
75c
25c
X Sale
53c
Sale
X Sale
2% Sale
20c
Sale
IX Sale
70c
Sale
30c
May
X may o
May
12% May 13
50c
May
1
74
20c
65c
51c
May 31
May 10
May
8
May
May
May
May
May
1% May
78c May
31
31
26
31
31
19
17
Jan.
21
20% Feb.
30c
x
Sale
*
25c
No par value
50c
13c
88c
2.50
55,695
4X Sale
2% Sale
10
30c
100
2%
2
Sale
10c
25
Common
2,382 Niplssiag Mines.
m^
2%
IX
25
1,245 Mohawk Mining Co
25
220 New River Co preferred...100
14
22,811
2,900
1,725
7,057
200
10,420
26,575
25
7
Jan.
4
20c
40c
Apr. 26
9% Jan. 12
30c
5c
31c
25c
Feb. 21
Jan. 10
Jan.
3
Jan. 11
8%
2%
10c
10c
21%
85
2
35c
90c
May 31
Apr. 25
Jan.
Mar.
3
May 31
Apr. 25
May
8
13% Feb.
15
10
May 19Maj 17
Jan.
15
3
1
% May
2% May 2
20% Feb.
o
55c
May 3r
1% May 3i
17% May 2,
2% May 3<»
25c
Mar. 1,
1% May
May
78c
ll
ll
Cash sale
7
\
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Stock Sales.
May 31--
167,743
PRICES IN
Since
Jan. 1.
BONDS
STOCKS
Shares.
1,030
40
540
1%
2,592
564
10
306
2,149
3,588
30
923
462
315
4,554
78
41
1,322
■'
Sale
5
1H
43 Edwards (Wm) pref
100
265 Elec Controller & Mfg..—-•
*
1,577 Faultless Rubber
"""26
100
23*
110
Sale
109
694 Corrlgan McKinney voting.. 1
479
Non-voting.
1
*
8,045 Dow Chemical
Preferred
100
135
""538
572
100
75
718 Cliffs Corporation v t c
•
750 Columbus Auto Parts pref
200 Commercial Bookbinding—*
305
'1*086
18
18*
}§*
*
58
m
100
..100
75
63
5,884
200
70
25
1,773
6,355
2,923
2nd
14
*
*
...
Company
358 Medusa Portland Cement...*
113 Metropolitan Paving Brick..*
*
2,512 Mohawk Rubber.
100
10
52
441
111
2,205
50
250
""150
""389
8,637
~7~,221
416
830
38
15,386
877
3,205
2%
40*
Sale
Sale
2%
2X
15
3
18
A
~
*
*
._....*
10
Preferred..
National Acme..
♦
Preferred
100
65
_*
250 Otis Steel
30 Packard Electric stamped...*
Ohio Brass"B"..
Packer
Corporation
60 Paragon Refining B 3d end.*
*
1,271 Patterson-Sargent.
*
17,503 Rlchman Bros
150 Robbins & Myers pref v t c .25
11,456 Seiberllng Rubber.......—*
.
—
Preferred
..........100
1,344 Selby Shoe
162 Sheriff Street Market
22,238 Sherwin-Williams
1,415
Preferred...
40 Swartwout
No par value.
it*
14%
4
8%
1
7%
2X
11%
"3s
8
57
39
Sale
96
'26"
20 X
25
18
32%
3%
33
30
50
55
50
60
Sale
9X
Sale
6
7X
X
IX
28 X
Sale
"26"
1
14
May 11
May 11
May
May 17
May 23
May
9
May
5
2% May
6
6
May 31
35
3
4%
9%
3
3%
20%
10
May
50
May
IX May 18
5%
4X
IX
IX
}$
1
24
25
5
3
——
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
5
May
9
38% May
3
3 X May 20
2
Sale"
"I"
1
2
IX
5
10
*
"4"
3
16
20
4% May
12
12"
Sale
20"
80
82
13
1
75
13
Mar. 27
2
3% Jan. 19
2% Feb. 16
12
Jan.
May 31
May 27
Mar. 27
33
Jan.
2
Jan.
8 X May 18
46
May 29
60
May 31
1% May 18
40
5
'l2HMity"23
30
Jan.
26
4
1% Jan. 26
47% Apr. 10
31
02 X Jan.
5
17
12
Jan.
5
8
9
5% Mar. 21
7
Apr.
46
6
Apr.
25
29
Feb.
23
1% May 18
Feb.
14
5% Jan. 11
40% May 29
10X Feb. 23
Mar. 20
May 29
60
May 31
IX May 18
6
Jan.
25
5% Jan.
11
56
40 X May 29
35% May 29
May
May
5
15
May
May
19% May 29
5
May
May
125
6
120
May
Sale
4
3
May 24
1% May 24
2
May
8
May 24
2% May 23
37%
60
2% Sale
%
20%
3% May
May
2
May
3
May
X May
1
29
31
12
13
29
26
29
23
24
23
18
17
15
May
May
4
May 22
5
Sale
90
55
Sale
55
23
20% May
7% May
20%
6
18
20
22
Sale
43
Sale
3
5
27
20
29
29
27
29
May 27
13% May 15
29% May
1
20
May 29
43% May 29
4%
17
Sale
20%
13 X
10
3
15
May
May
8
6
13 % May
5
6
May 24
May
1
20
Sale
Sale
38"
Sale
20
80
90
95
80
9
80
7
12
X
28
May
5
11
30
Feb.
11
Mar. 31
8
6
May
5
4% May
May
20
May
6
May
38% May
91
May
16
31
29
31
24
Mar. 24
5% Feb.
3
38 X Jan.
Feb.
52
26
2X
X
1%
X
X
14
4
Jan.
Mar. 22
May 24
Jan. 18
Feb. 24
2X Apr. 24
Mar. 30
0% Apr. 18
Apr. 19
9
1% Feb.
15
1
May
2
6
Feb. 25
2
Apr. 22
1
Mar. 23
5
May 29
May 5
Apr. 15
3
8
2
140
110
3
30
1
Apr. 18
May
Jan.
4
18
8
May
X Apr. 28
20% May 22
5% Jan. 11
Feb.
18
4
6
May
X Jan. 24
2
Feb.
8
X Feb. 16
4
9X Jan.
22X Apr. 18
Jan.
Jan.
18
17
May 24
2% May 23
9
4% Jan.
May 19
Apr. 19
May
3
¥
20 x May
9
May
4
May
3
May
5
May
7
May
19% May
5
27
20
29
29
27
29
1
Mar. 25
Apr. 19
10
Jan.
20
6
Feb.
10
29
13% Feb. 24
27
70
Mar. 22
Feb.
May 29
0
Jan.
55
10
X Apr. 21
21
2% May 29
3% May 23
X May 24
Jan.
24
13
14% May 18
May 17
0% May 15
55
7*
20^
Jan.
24
Apr. 25
Feb. 16
May 29
43% May 29
Jan.
6
10
5
X Jan.
24
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
93
Apr. 18
0% May 31
May 12 140
May 12
Mar. 25 122% Feb. 16
3
44
2
May 24
X Mar. 22
IX May 24
4
Apr. 28
77% Mar. 23
2
12% May 23
Jan. 19
70
38 X Jan. 26
4
48
Apr.
1
7
Sale
Mar. 31
11
Feb.
93
May
May
May
May
ox May
14
4
34
Feb.
3
2% May
5
May
20}$ May
9
May
4% May
3% May
5
May
7
May
19% May
140
30
Sale
23%
Mar. 31
15
X Mar. 29
38% May
OX May
May
122
May
6
May
40
May
2% May
3X May
5
3
1
27
20
4
29
140
15
510
15
2X
7
Jan.
10% Jan. 27
8
May
5
10% May 23
2% Jan. 27
21
12 % May 19
May
3
2% May 29
9
9
15
Feb.
Apr. 20
120*
20
X
12
4
24
10
4% May
1% May
3
3
29 X
Jan.
2
24
5
122
3X
X
15
Sale
Apr. 19
May 12
1
1
43X Feb.
May 10
12
X May 27
22
May 25
2% May 23
9
6% Sale
3X
9X
40
Feb.
43
34
5
3
183*
15
18
3
25
29 X
5
15
Feb.
"15"
11
.X
7%
116"
2*-T-
Apr.
Apr.
X Feb. 11
17% Jan.
May
150
45*
34
6
6
X Jan.
May 12
22X May
5
Jan. 14
95X Mar. 31 110
22
10
May 31
May 27
33
May 12
2% May
6
28
May
5
2%
19%
15
21
4
24
Feb.
20
35
2X
2X
7
5%
90
5
May 31
52
14
40X May 29
28
May
2
IX May 24
30
1
4%
16
2
23
Feb.
18
7
Feb.
May 31
93
2%
16
76
3
Apr. 21
98
-----
6
.....
4
1
Apr.
Apr.
9% Apr.
46
Apr.
X Jan.
4
3
3
"16"
1
2
13
Mar. 20
96
May 12
10 X May 31
55
May 26
.
_
50
IX
■15
1
Apr.
2
May 12
10% May 31
35
May 26
98
Apr. 2U
12
May 29
May 29
12
13
12
3X
4
X Feb.
25
29
50
9
7
30
42
2X
2%
Feb.
May 17
May 12
May
6
19
32
28
35% Sale
6*
60
53
40
10
14%
14
1% Jan. 18
1
% Feb.
Apr. 13
8
15
28
7
*
*
May
7
Feb.
20
10
Sale
35
16
IX
5
10
Mar. 27
32X
2X
26
2
5
"l% "2~
....25
100
6
May 16
May 31
Apr. 22
2
6
11
11
17
45
5
31
8
10
5
12
5
23
11
98 X Feb.
88
Jan.
May 12
65
May 8
May 10
May 31
31X May 16
18
103
32X May
32
May
X May
60% May
8
May
4% May
15
Sale
4
2
Jan
65
22% May
May
32X May
37
May
X May
80
May
8
May
8
May
10% May
2% May
May
May
IX May
4
200
100
52 National Tool pref
..*
464 Nestle Le Mut"A"
478 Nineteen Hundred Corp' A"*
466
5X
11X
98
98
2
_
570
62
Sale
5X
100
10 National City
120
Sale
1,062 National Carbon pfd.....100
3h
4
3,675 National Refining........25
48
100
Preferred.
.....100
1,131
1
IX
*
National Tile—
3,010
4,186
IX
W%
22
10
12X
May 18
1
2
Jan.
14
80
70
74
100
Preferred
26 Standard Oil of Ohio pref. 100
•
60 Htouffer Corp "A"
*
12
5%
39
22
200 McKeeB....
140 Murray Ohio
230 Myers F B k Bro
733
9%
1
6
60
9
80
2%
Lamion Sessions....—
140
1,831
1,062
2,009
~T*
1
....
....10
*
*
700 Kaynee
1,857 Kelly Island L&T
200
200
2
3
238 Jaeger Machine....
6,635
Sale
33
10
-JH
12
65
May 10
12 X May
20
20
28
*
....
India Tire & Rubber..
200
"1,670
"...
97
14%
*
Interlake SS...
463 Korach
36
-
X
~60~~
2
45
....100
preferred
45
68
57
55 Hlgbee 1st preferred.... .100
56
22%
Sale
103
100
*
4
May 12
May 6
78
"21"
♦
Preferred
230 Hanna M A J7 pref
440 Harbauer
60 H arris-Sey bold-Potter
"
""593
36
45
A
...
610
50
Sale
30
381 Great Lakes Towing..—..100
Preferred.
—.100
58
.*
619 Greif Bros Cooperage
100
598 Guardian Trust
10
590 Halle Brothers
Preferred
100
139
5~275
~35%
30
-
May 17
65
100
7,649
""loo
25
Sale
9%
*
6
45
4% May
5
May 12
2
May
6
49% May 12
75
55
~"~X
A*
40
6% preferred
763
100 Geometric Stamping
95 Glidden prior pref
81 Goodrich (B F)
12 %
11
65%
17 X Sale
13 X
95
166""
-*
Foote Burt
May 16
May 31
May 4
5
"Jx
83
"75
49
200 Fostoria Pressed Steel Corp.*
25
1,141 General Tire & Rubber
1,280
""162
14
7
Sale"
30
Federal Knitting Mills
7
"31"
30
10
45
65
Sale
2%
■J 73
♦
267 Ferry Cap & Set Screw
210 Firestone T & R 6% pref__100
1,290
21,191 Goodyear Tire & Rubber...*
20 Goodyear 1st preferred..
"""89
60 H
Sale
39^ 40%
35
150
"12"
w
Certificates of deposit.. 100
1,843
1.305 Cleveland Securities prior pf»
150
...100 117
3,111 Cleveland Trust
11
9%
*
140 Cleveland Union Stkyds
3%
4%
*
3,003 Cleveland Worsted Mills
870
749
"%
75
preflOO
100
Elec 111 6%
420 Cleveland Rys
5
"T"
4!*
2
2%
""%
100
3.304 Cleveland
30
423
3X
50
*
2
May 24
May
4
X Feb.
Sale
100
Mar. 21
X Jan. 31
May 16
2
10
15
X
40
1«
100 Clark Fred G
353 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref—*
983
Sale
5
11
*
Pref
Highest.
Sale Prices.
2
3
2X
-*
Canfield Oil preferred
100
Central United National
20
Chase Brass & Cop pfd—100
City Ice Ac Fuel
*
266
""348
IX
Preferred
210 Byers Machine A
2
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
84
Par.
15
Prior pref
225 Brown Fence & Wire "B"
Highest.
Sale Prices.
91% Feb. 21
-
115 American
785 Apex Electric......
15
Lowest.
Ask.
Bid.
108X
80% Sale
*
i—*
*
Vitrified Prod—50
Allen Industries.
Ask.
Bid.
90
650 Aetna Rubber
730
135
175
Ask.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
May 1.
1933.
Bid.
S
1933
57,000 Cleveland Railway 5s
25,000 Firestone of California 5s '42
25
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
MAY.
Jan. 3
In
May.
"""260
$37,900
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares.
15
$82,000
May 31
Jan. 1 to
CLEVELAND
AGGREGATE SALES
1032.
May
31,339
184,557
-
1933.
Bond Sales.
89,362
Shares_
May
Jan. 1 to
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
1932.
1933.
■
ib
20
6
6
May 31
May 29
May 31
Feb.
10
38% May 29
91
May 27
77% Mar. 23
5
'X
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE
SALES.
In
May.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
PRICES IN MAY.
390
200
Jan
"2", 572
STOCKS
10 Truscon Steel pref.
14,404
2,590
Bid.
Van Dorn
"""425
''May 1.
Ask.
55*
Bid.
Ask.
75
73
986 Weinberger Drug—
Highest.
10
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
Sale Prices.
95* May 17
May 17
May 18
85* May 10
May 17
May 18
2
5*
15*
25*
35*
3
75*
"S"
75*
9
35*
..
♦
15* May 12
8
564
95* May 17
Jan.
25
60
Jan.
25
May 18
30
May
Jan.
May
Feb.
Jan.
18
15
19
18
28
5* Mar. 28
% Apr. 28
15* Mar. 23
35* May 19
7
Highest.
60
6
105*.
35*
15*
85*
May 22
May
7
Feb.
3
Feb.
7
145* Jan.
if*
25
145* Jan. 25
17
9
10
Feb.
50
May 29
6
200 Youngstown Sheet 8c Tube.*
193
1.
30
Sale
155 West Res Inv Corp pr pref 100
50
300 White Motor
Preferred
JAN.
Sale Prices
65* Feb. 23
60
30
60
30
5*
*
Sale
12
55*
75
........
Tool
Lowest.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
..100
Union Trust..............25
110 Vlchek
SINCE
3
1933.
Par.
650 Thompson Products Inc
*
393 Trumbull-Cllffs preferred 100
10
RANGE
Price
Since
Shares.
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
63
10
100
15
25
35
38
49
51
39
50
May 12
May 29
18
Feb.
175* Feb.
3
7
Feb.
17
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
1933.
Shares
Jan. 1 to
May 31
AGGREGATE SALES.
1932.
377,712
63,256
778,139
May
481,515
Jan. 1.
BONDS
Par.
7,000
19,000
Shares.
913
45,716 Blaw-Knox Co
m
m
—
1,375
15.093
»
20 Byers (A. M.) pref
-100
1,555 Clark (D L) Candy....
30,749 Columbia Gas 8c Electric
*
25
25 Consolidated Ice...
485
1,877 Devonian
110
3,525
Oil
If
.......
Products
275 Follansbee Bros pref
150
Preferred
10
m
330 Jones Ac Laughlin St'l pf-.lOO
3,860 Coppers Gas 8c Coke pref.100
m
m
m
~
—
2,922
375
1,600
a.
mm
—
m
-
7,260
15,429
126
3,520
7,848
21,812
7,895
28,995
170
6,500
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
m
175,470 Lone Star Gas
•
100 McKinney Mfg............_*
6,073 Meats Machine
.5
28,995 Renner Brewing Co
220 Ruud Mfg
9,800 San Toy Mining
6,400 Shamrock Oil 8c Gas
72
15
14,207
6,340
6,226
1,655
15,184
5,500
1,300
3,377
34,878
13,105
2,900
56
May
May
1
9
82
May 27
May 26
125* May
35*
45*
3
17
May 29
12
15J*
Sale
7
1H 8ale
T":::::
Sale
8
3
;ir
155* Sale
7H
Sale
15* May
25* May
75* May
135*
75* Sale
85*
5H
Sale
Sale
45*
Sale
5H
4H
2
Sale
9
5
25*
195* Sale
15* Sale
23
Sale
2
Sale Prices.
Mar. 16
Mar. 15
56
82
55* Apr.
4
75* Apr. 26
17
8
Feb.
14
Jan.
25
15
8
1
Feb.
16
35
65
May 27
May 26
Sale
7
50
May
35* May 31
35* May 27
15
May 15
May
5
155* May
1
1
May 25
15
15
1
25* Apr. 19
45* Feb. 28
4
75* May 31
185* May 31
1
May 25
8
May
5
15* May 13
195* May
1
15* May 12
135* Sale
185* Sale
~2~" Sale"
15* Sale
85* May 20
2
May 29
May
5
25* May
2
22
135* May
1
May
5
May
5
May
4
May 29
May
1
3
Sale
Sale
64
Sale
75* Sale
9
Sale
7
175* Sale
11
50
Sale
Sale
25*
5
45*
4
5c
25
425* Apr. 29
3
May
5
95* Apr.
1
1
May 25
7
Apr.
1
15* May 13
10
55*
7c
75* Sale
17
Sale
38
1
135*
2
8H
14M
2H
9
25
Mar.
3
May 31
May 27
May 15
May 29
425* Apr. 29
75* May 31
185* May 31
1
May 25
85* May 20
2
Feb.
22
May
14
5
May
195* May 31
605* May
5
2
3
75
65
2
May
1
May 31
May 29
May 22
95* May 31
15* Jan.
3
25* Mar. 16
4
1
Jan.
65* Feb. 21
605* May
5
15* Mar. 21
2
37
Mar. 22
Feb.
9
45
Mar. 23
5
Mar. 31
5c
May
1
May
4
May 20
18
5
.
5c
May 16
May 15
May 20
7
Feb. 25
2
Apr. 29
May 20
5c
28
6%
Sale
25* Sale
19$
31
205*
4
Sale
8
Sale
Sale
55* Sale
165* Sale
1
4
55* May
165* May 12
38
May
4
15* May
3
20
May
1
35* May 12
7
May
3
9
40
41
May
May
May
3
May
315* May
6
May
165* May
24
27
24
17
29
17
31
195*
605*
35*
45*
Jan.
75
May
May
Mar.
Mar.
May
65
Jan.
4
31
5
17
16
29
6
95* May 31
15* Mar.28
18
5
5c
"
May 16
Apr. 29
May 20
Jan.
10
28
Jan.
Jan.
11
10
Mar. 16
10
Mar.
2
165* Jan. 27
15* Feb. 20
40
27
24
17
20
17
31
13
Mar. 28
15* Feb. 25
65* Feb. 25
|
May
41
May
3
May
315* May
6
May
165* May
_
10
12
Sale
I
15* May 29
May 25
May
2
8
2c
2
12
3c
*
12
15
T
^Western Public Service....*
125*
75*
10
185* Sale
Sale
Sale
75* Sale'
285* Sale
435* Sale
Sale"
5
May
4
145* May
2
1
May 12
55* May
4
215* May
2
345* May
9
9
20
1
May 12
May 31
May
5
May 17
May
8
May 12
15* May 29
2
6
Mar. 24
12
lc
Feb.
23
1
15* Sale
*
Westlnghouse Air Brake..
*
Westghouse El Ac Mfg..
50
Feb.
15* Mar.28
11
5}
12!
Jan.
15
May 29
31
31
May 29
Jan. 20
Feb. 18
1
3X
49
750 Standard Steel
Spring.
*
United Engine A
Fdy
•
United States Glass.......25
4,662
1,525
21,862
18,280
15,785
100
45
87
Sale
....
771 Nat Fireprooflng Corp
pref 50
1,600 Phoenix Oil com.........25c
100 Pittsburgh Bess & L Erie..50
16,026 Pittsburg Brewing
50
63,168
Preferred..
.......50
386 Pittsburgh Coal Co
pref..100
4,280 Pittsburgh Forgtngs.
*
12,825 Pittsburgh Plate Glass
25
31,053 Pitts Screw 8c Bolt Corp
•
12,935 Plymouth Oil
6
400
2,300
Highest.
Prices.
8
60
75
...100
5,830 Independent Brewing....450
6,500
Preferred...
50
85,569
Lowest.
Sale
7
Sale
*
1,090
3,024
1,255
Highest.
Sale Prices.
20
100
108,467 Fort Pittsburgh Brewing... 1
350 Hachmeister-Ltnd Co
•
5,288 Harb-Walker Refrac com.
150
Lowest.
73
50
-210 Electric
180
30,717
Ask.
Par
32,517
—
$8,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
30 Aluminum Goods Mfg
275 Amer Fruit Growers pref.100
10 Amer Window Glass pref.100
16,392
■» m
Bid.
45
2,506 Arkansas Nat Gas Corp
2,792
Preferred
.......10
24,907 Armstrong Cork Co
*
434
May 1.
Ask.
1,695 Allegheny Steal
mm
66,000
IN MAY.
11
STOCKS
Shares.
•
Bid.
37,000 Independent Brewing 6s_1955
29,000 Pittsburgh Brewing 6s..1949
810
May 31
PRICES
Jan. 3
1933.
*
1932.
Price
Since
May.
1933.
$26,000
Jan. 1 to
PITTSBURGH
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Bond Sales.
May
Feb.
15
1
Feb.
3
Mar.
1
9
Feb.
1
20
May 17
May
8
Mar.
2
10
1
3c
1
May 12
May 31
Apr. 24
Mar.
15
2
75* May 29
May 31
455* May 29
45* Mar. 31
3
125* Jan.
195* Feb. 25
75* May 29
May 31
455* May 29
8
May 29
255* May 29
5
Apr. 10
95* Feb. 27
265* Jan. 31
29
29
UNLISTED.
503
Copperweld Steel
•
General Motors Corp......10
Gulf Oil Corp
Leonard Oil
Development..25
2,033 Lone Star Gas
6% pref...100
130
411
8,123
1,882
872
14,563
•No par
4H% preferred
641 Penroad Corp
20,963
1,882
6,390
35,639
13,727
value,
a;
United States Steel
$West Public Service
100
r
75* Sale
255* Sale
Sale
15c
655*
78
"50c" Sale'
Sale'
66" Sale'
76
Sale
50
25
100
v
c
Cash sale,
_*
145* Sale
22
Sale
305* Sale
285* Sale
55* Sale
35
49
Sale
t Listed
46
50c
76
May 24
May 27
May 31
80
*
.....
55* May
9
205* May
4
375* May
1
50c
May 27
66
May
1
on
Mar.
^ale
16.
Sold
271
8]
Sale
Sale
525* Sale
as
15* May
8
215* May
1
7
May 26
345* May
1
455* May
9
unlisted prior to that
25* May 17
275* May 31
85* May 31
35
May
1
535* May 31
datt$
15c
Jan.
9
65
Apr.
1
8
May
255* May
46
May
50c
May
76
May
80
22
375* Sale
*
v t c
Pennsylvania RR
Radio Corp
Standard Oil of N J
Ex-dividend,
3
125* Sale
25
Jan.
5
80
1
Apr.
3
135* Feb. 25
7
May 26
23
Mar.
1
235* Feb 28
45* Mar. 2
Jan.
29
29
24
27
31
5
25* May 17
275* May 31
85* May 31
35
May
1
535* May 31
55* Jan.
9
Baltimore Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE
May
1932.
90,144
256,353
Shares_
Jan. 1 to
May 31
aggregate sales.
STOCK EXCHANGE
Bond Sales.
1933.
26,874
134,522
Stock Sales.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 3
In
Since
May.
Jan. 1.
BONDS
May 1.
1933.
Bid.
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS—
Ask.
Bid.
Ask
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
Bid.
Ask
500
1,000
1943
93
...1962
87
4s 2d Water
48 Conduit
1,600
2,466
25,500
1,000
3,300
100 48 Jones Falls
1,000
4s Sewerage
48
Dock Loan
4s
.
94
May 26
88
1980
Co.
Nth
Div 1st 5s
77
May 16
May 15
10*$ May 29
12*$ May 11
12*$ May 10
May
5 1005$ May 25
96
May 12 96*$ May 12
12
1942
1934
99*$
96*$
100
98*$
1935
.
96
Consol Gas gen 4*$s.
1954
Consol Gas El Lt & Pr...l935
i
Danville Trac 1st 5s.
i
1,000
1 Florida Cent & Pen 5s
Georgia & Ala
6*$s_1934
95*$
•
Bankers
16
9
>
Sec
i
First 4s (flat)...
1949
11*1
STOCKS.
1 Arundel
15
50
1 Atlantic Coast L
20
May
15
May
9
13
Sale"
10
*$
1
9*$ Sale
13
common..
Sale
27*$
100
30
9
52*$ May 31
2*$ May 31
52*$ May 31
3
May 17
11
12
"n":::::
2
2
*$ May
2
10*$ May 12
23
Sale
40
Sale
12*$ May
9
May 11
31
24*$ May 29
May 25
40
1
6*$ Sale
7
May
1
May
4 11
112*$ May
1 115
13
10
May 11
20
May
5 20*$
75
May 19 75
19
May
3 20*$
2
i
Commercial Credit Corp com.
Commercial Credit pref B..25
19
1st preferred.....100
7% preferred
25
Saie
112*$ Sale
115
Sale
.....
75
72*$
19
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
31
29
31
23
17
31
24
Sale
Sale
Consol Gas E L & Power
1
60
•
780
160
•
Fidelity & Guar Fire Corp. 10
Fidelity & Deposit
..50
350
1,519
121
1015$ Sale
...100
Emerson Bromo Selts A
435
1 Finance Co of Am
class A
*
Class B
com
Common class
i
Finance
45
6c
1*$
23 *$
6
34
Service
Mfrs Finance
2J$
.....
10
Sale
98*$ Sale
20
Sale
7*$ Sale
25
Sale
Sale
20
Sale
11
Sale
38
Sale
Sale
55$ Sale
4*$ Mav 19
35$ May
4
7
Amsterdam
Sale
6
2*$ Sale
4
Sale
2
25
Sale
28*$
15
Sale
25
::::: "H*$
*
16
Casualty.
Central
Preferred
>
May
May
May
May
31
May
May
May
May
May
29
18
31
31
1
27
24
27
8
23
11
38
4
4*$ May 19
55$ May 31
May 24
28
17
Sale
10*$ Sale
14*$ Sale
61
50
70
65
Sale
_•
May
1
23
May
4
11
May
4
50c
May 16
15
May
1
1
May 18
10*$ May 3
63
May
3
40
May
1
7
May 31
4*$ May
27
May
14*$ May
50c
May
27
May
1
May
14*$ May
71
May
54*$ May
29
31
29
16
29
18
27
31
29
Standard
Gas
Jan.
27
*
No par value.
6
12
52*$ May 31
27A May 31
5*$ Apr. 10
3
Jan.
4
135$ Jan. 31
8*$ Apr.
Y Apr.
8*$ Apr.
1*$ Feb. 2o
rR
13*6 Jan.
6
91*$
May
May
116*$ Feb.
13
May
20* May
18*$
43
103*$
97
Feb.
8
May 29
24* Jan. 16
May 31
38
May 31
5
3*$ May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
40c
Mar.
6*$ Apr.
1 U S
Fidelity 8t Guar
20c
10
3?$
Sale
3
Sale
4*$
Sale
2 *$ May
0
5
May 13
Apr.
26
20
9*$ Feb. 17
Feb.
3
27
Apr.
8
May 29
May 31
14*$ Jan. 20
Apr. 10
May 29
1
May 18
6
17*$ Jan.
27
71
9
11
13
5c
13
12c
Jan. 10
1 % Mar. 20
Jan.
18
60
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5*$ May 31
Mar.
Jan.
11
7
5
5
0
1*$ Mar.
19*$ Jan.
10
Mar.
50c
Apr.
9*$ Mar.
1
May
7
Apr.
63*$ Apr.
1
Jan.
Apr.
4*$ Apr.
4*$ Apr.
4
4*$
45$
4*$
2*$
4
40c
7
7
23
17
20 H May 24
Jan. 12
Jan.
4
65
110*$ Feb. 10
Jan. 30
107
Jan.
3
102
Feb.
2
20c
1*$ Feb.
15*$ Apr.
4*$ Mar.
15
Mar.
40
31
29
7
Jan.
70
May 25
Jan.
9
Feb.
8
11
May
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
4%
18*$
9
1
Feb.
112
8
6c
40
Feb.
1
5
Feb.
24*$ May
Feb.
9% Apr.
13 % Apr.
1
Jan.
5c
25
100
Equip pref
United Porto Rican Sug pfd
United PortoRican Sugar com
United Rys 8c Electric.....50
21,740
16
Jan.
Southern Bankers Secur Corp
:
May 25
Feb.
2*$ Feb.
3
5*$ Apr. 10
2
3%
•
Penna Water 8c Power
1,511
4*$ May 13
20
May
1
7
May
JL
22*$ May
3
35$ May ,9
3*$ Sale
3
.25
Northern
2 61
1 108
995$
1
99
1
25
Transp
New
145
Apr. 28
12*$ Jan.
Apr.
4
Common
5,536
May
915$ May
4
Mt Vern-Woodb Mills pref
3
98
8
.25
Monon W Penn P S pref
Mort Bond 8c Title
391
47*$ May
103*$ May
t__25
Second preferred
24
4
4
4
preferred. 10
100
Maryland Cas Co
142
Sale
....
100
10
B
common v
Merch Ac Miners
915$ Sale
60
106
cl A..10
1st preferred...
190
17,870
1,897
Sale
Sale
Houston Oil preferred
4,590
47*$ Sale
103*$ Sale
98
*
Finance Service
:
Sale
104
Eastern Rolling Mill
:
64
109
100
Consolidation Coal
"555
•
100
6% preferred ser D
5*$% pref ser E__.
5% preferred
"
15
30
52 Y May 31
17
Convertible A
192
18*
6c
5
50
~4~956
May
3
Apr. 11
May 26
20
May
9
6*$ Apr. 12
98
6
2*$ Sale
116
6*4%
*$ May
0Y May
5
*
common
i Ches&PotTel of Bait pf_„100
10
15
50
May
20
May
Apr.
Apr.
22
May
9
May
3*$ Apr.
6c
16*$ Sale
50
99
163
23
Apr.
2
9
Preferred
155
22
9
2
May 25
May 22
*
*
(Conn)
100
) Black & Decker
!
17
7
Feb.
103
98
May
2
May
6
May 15
21
par.
Corporation
Preferred
348
3
May 26
4
11
Baltimore Tube
16,679
Feb.
1936
Appalachian Corp
851
May
"2*$ Sale"
1949
Shares.
10,464
9
106% Feb.
May
15
50
52*$ Sale
2*$ Sale
First 6s (flat)
Income 4s (flat)
n
Feb.
100
Feb.
98
55
(flat)
i
1
24
Apr. 26
101
Corp
United Porto Rican 6*$s flat
United Ry
& El funded 5s
l
13,000
6,000
41,000
11
15
12*$ May
May
96
May
1065$ Feb.
3
15
5% coll. trust notes
1938
Wash Bait & Anp 5s (flat) 1941
1
Feb.
9 101
100
May 26
May
9
5% (flat). 1961
1 North Avenue Market 6s. 1940
Southern
Feb.
24 100
Feb.
May
20
5%. 1947
Elec Ry 6*$8...1957
Norfolk & Sou
8
100*$ Feb. 15 100*$ Feb. 15
88
May 16
May 16 88
Jan. 20
74*$ May 12 91
Jan. 31
10*1 May 23 12
98
97
(flat) 1942
1 Maryland
1,000
3,000
98
5s (flat)..
1 Macon Dublin & Sav
8,000
4,000
Shares.
96*$
1943
con
1 Lake Roland 1st 5s
T666
Feb.
May 26
Apr. 13 100*$ Jan. 31
Apr. 10
Apr. 10 93
15
15
1941
1 Finance Co of Amer
Feb.
103
Fairmount & Clark Tr 5s 1938
2",000
Feb.
94
Balto
_
Commercial Credit 6s
5*$s
11
May 16
74*$ May 12
10*$ May 23
1955
SparPt&Ches43$s.l953
88
6
Feb. 21
16 102
Jan.
May 26
93
1937
Trac
94
91
Bait
Jan.
6 100
Feb. 21 100
101
3 *$8
Balto
94
May 26
1947
_
13
May 16 92*$ May 19
Jan. 13
May 13 100
87
1947
4s Harbor
3,000
3,000
1,500
Jan.
90
995$ Feb. 21 101
-.1948
Water
Jan.
13 100
Jan. 20
May 13 100
Feb.
9
Apr. 15 102
91*$ Apr. 19 91 % Apr. 19
LOO
-
4s Harbor Serial-
Jan.
LOO
school loan
00% May 18
92
Apr. 17
Apr. 11
92
92
LOO
93
1957
_
4s 3rd Sewer Ser (cpn)
4s 2nd School Loan
2,000
1,100
2,000
92*$ May 19
87
May 13
87
1951
Laon..
Engine House
4s 2nd
May 16
May 13
May 26
LOO
1951
1954
Improvement.. 1951
4s Paving
4s 2nd
94
...1952
School
4s Annex
4s
May 13
1957
Library.
4s Annex Improvement.
100
Sale
1957
House
4s Public
4s 3rd
87
90
100
1958
Airport
48 School
4,000
1,200
87
905$ May 18
91
Apr. 13
92
Apr. 11
87
1958
_
87
LOO
1960
-
-
Loan.
Apr.
93
LOO
94
May 26
905$ May 18
1961
....
4s Conduit
4s Water
May 19
May
9
87
87
May 12
905$ May 18
1961
.
93
May 19
May
9
90%
1961
.
Impt
4s Burnt District
3,100
2,000
11 100
Apr. 11
May 19
May 19 93
1
May
9 101 y Feb.
Jan. 13
Jan. 13 100
8
May 12 102 y Feb.
LOO
500
500
$147,000
400,700
609,400
Jan. 1 to May 31
PRICES IN MAY.
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
1932.
1933.
$106,900
May.
Jan.
23
5c
Jan.
4
Apr.
1
Jan.
9
11
13
6c
Jan.
Feb.
17
15
14c
5
May 13
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
1933.
May
Shares_
Jan. 1 to
May 31
Jan. 1.
%
1933
2,000
2,000
10:666
10,000
1947
"1:660
1,000
4,000
Shares.
2,400
200
"i;206
30,500
155
400
"1:425
11
1,400
1,150
13,900
800
>6°5°
100
3,500
100
"
1,367
1,600
""700
182
100
14,966
"i",266
700
1,200
400
500
600
276
3,600
200
liaOO
7,200
2,200
5,200
20
106
101
62
47
50
1955
1957
5s
1942
Pacific Light 8c Power 5s. 1942
So Calif Edison 5s
1951
18
965*
20
60
63
104
105
.1952
104
1954
104
1045*
1045*
1045*
Gas5>*s.l952
101
102
88
89
5s..
5s
4H«
1961
So Calif Telephone 5s
1947
So Counties Gas 45*8__._1968
Union OH of Calif 6s
1942
5s.
1945
STOCKS
1045* 1055*
88
89
1035*
86
2,200 Barnsdall Oil Corp A
25
38,300 Bolsa Chica OH Corp A
10
876 Broadway Dept Store
pfd.100
900 Byron Jackson..
....»
1,450 California Bank
25
1,770 Calif Packing Corp
.....25
Discount
875*
•
3,100 Douglas Aircraft Inc
2,000 Emsco Derr 8t Equip Co
*
VA
30
1
9
*
400 Hal Roach Studios
8% pfd.25
7,900 Hancock OH Co A
...»
1,700 Internet Re-lniur Corp
10
231 L A Athletic Club
10
5,575 L A Gas 8c Elec 6% pref...100
L A Investment Co
..10
500 Monolith Portl Cem com....*
Preferred
2,500
10
1,158 Mortgage Guarantee Co..100
200 Pac Amer Fire Ins Co
200 Pacific Clay Products...
165*
"2s if"
45*
Sale
310
6
6
10
6
10
a* Sale
33
4
55*
6
92 A
.....
55*
65*
Sale
200
19,800
1,218
4,200
4,200
6,100
300
300
74
12
6,400
31,200
174
"""166
118,800
40
44,400
300
"""166
*
pref
com
2,000 Taylor Milling Corp
329 Title Insur 8c Trust Co
287,100 Transamerica Corp
146 Union Bank 8c Trust Co
121,000 Union OH of Calif
2254
35*
23
27
105*
12
75* Sale
15
1454
4
25*
260
85*
654
65*
65
35
5
276
95*
254
115*
6
7
Sale
65*
75*
54
88*
83K
Sale
12
30
3
14
293
80
65
25*
9
"115*
10
80
Sale
35*
1 100
6
4554 Feb. 27
45
5
May
4554 May
5
May 25 100
May
2 94
May 25
May 2
\i*
10554
10454
9254
10054
10754
9854
Prices
13
Jan.
May
Jan.
Jan.
24
5
25
23
4554
1454
4554
10654
10454
10054
Apr. 12
Apr.
6 100
Jan.
17 107
23
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
May
1
6
27
24
5
Jan.
20
Jan.
Jan.
23
Apr.
18
6
17
Jan.
94
May 2 10454 Feb.
Jan.
9654 Apr. 25 105
103
Jan. 20 103 54 Jan.
24
Mar.
1
Feb.
15
10254 Apr.
May 29 8354 May 29
May
4 102
May
4
May
1
9054 May 25
62
20
24
Jan.
92
»
25
•
25
•
3h
VA
105
102
45* Sale
15*
70
^
%
80
"50"
30
Sale
5 y4
35*
Sale
4
83
102
83
Mar.
.
1
May
May
4
1
105
9254
10254
9154
10454
9054
25
1954 May 26
15* May 19
Jan.
10
18
20
25
Apr.
4
Jan. 2n
Jan. 2^
May 2*
3
1
May 10
25* May
1
8
23
26
May
55* May
May
3
May
23
21
31
89
55*
195* May
5
May
2254 May
29
May
115* May
5
May
115* May
155* May
254 May
287
May
115* May
10
May
24
10
16
1
29
80
May
May
May
75* May
1
May
65
7
19
29
25
1
31
4
31
29
24
25
26
29
Sale
235*
2154
325*
35* Sale
Sale
Sale
55* Sale
25* Sale
54
785*
60
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
385*
754 Sale
35*
35*
2154 Sale
315* Sale
24
245*
90
21
Sale
May
5
95* May 17
5
May 19
45* May
2
85*
95*
231*
225*
205*
305*
May
May
May
May
May
May 10
77
May
9
2054 May 21
25* May 11
90
305* Sale
33
Sale
6
75*
55* Sale
100
Sale
245*
150
135* Sale
2
9
10
654
13
Jan.
24
115* May 31
5
May
4
115* May 31
155* May 29
3
301
65
7
I*
May 25
May
1
98
May
5
105* May 26
3
Jan.
3
Jan.
10
May
May
Apr.
May
May
May
May
26
29
29
31
26
16
29
Jan.
30
12
30
Jan.
3
5
May 19
Mar. 16
Jan.
26
2
2
75* May
85*
95*
255*
235*
May
May
May
May
21
May
325* May
795* May
26
May
35* May
2
10
12
12
31
65*
25*
15*
15*
785*
Jan.
5
105* May 26
May
May
May
May
May
Jan.
11
5
24
Apr.
7
Apr. 24
May
9
25*
75*
95*
85*
95*
305*
255*
225*
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar. 30
43
Jan.
11
May
925* Feb.
295* Jan.
45* Jan.
20
5
Mar. 17
Jan. 10
2
2
31
18
13
5
8
16
31
Apr. 21
29
24
17
16
31
Mar. 16
9
Mar. 27
May 11
110
120
165* Sale
5
11
Apr. 15
May
5
Jan.
6
21
27
10
13
10
11
11
Mar. 17 107
Mar. 17
Mar. 29
65* May 29
Feb. 21
25* May 24
Feb.
1
Jan.
18
15* May 17
15* May 16
98
Feb.
9
31
70
Feb.
9
48
Jan.
30
Apr. 28
27
Jan.
16
12
4
26
2
415* May
754 May 31
4
May 19
Mar. 27
225* May
32
May
245* May
215* May
195* May
Apr.
5
May
9
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
Apr.
6
455* Jan.
75* May
4
May
275* May
405* Jan.
275* Feb.
245* Jan.
225* Jan.
225* Apr.
245* Feb.
29
15
5
1
3
4
22
May
215* May
835* May
26
May
335* May
6
May
31
8
17
17
31
8
29
5
29
31
4
Mar.
1
Mar. 20
3
24
29
15
27
Feb. 25
Feb. 27
May 24 23
55* May
7
7
110
May
8 115
12
May
3
1654
35* May
5
35*
May
May
May
May
May
24
31
23
31
5
Jan.
20
11
31
17
17
25
11
31
12
28
16
90
Feb.
26
May 29
9
335* May 31
May
4
8
Jan.
Sale
Jan.
Apr. 18
23
Sale
Sale
20
May
May
May
May
May
19
84
26
5
15*
5*
5*
785*
25
16
86
215* Sale
105*
4
9
23
Sale
Sale
81
25
Sale
21
1
2
375* May
6
May
35* May
195* May
30
May
235* May
205* May
175* May
215* May
21
May
835* May
195* May
265* May
6
May
20
Jan.
Apr.
835* May
9
25* May 31
6
35
38
Jan.
"23"
195* Sale
Feb.
May 26
19% May 19
May 29
w* May 25
31
25
16
29
29
70
15
235* Sale
205s Sale
175* Sale
May 29
May 23
Feb.
Sale
"22" Sale"
1
3
38
3
65*
95*
85*
95*
255*
i"
J*
29
23
40
58
65* Sale
15*
195* May 26
3
15* Jan.
Apr. 17
1
25* Sale
5*
5*
105* ...v
35*
55* May
3 5* May
36
185* May
5
May
"235* 175* May
Sale
26
May
Sale
75* May
14
5
May
Sale
75* May
15
145* May
35*
25* May
310
280
May
12
95* May
Sale
8
May
654
Sale
67
May
57
May
"lo"
7
May
Sale
5
May
1
1
May
40
30
'265*
100
446 Weber Showcase 8c Fix
pfd__*
Air Express
10
100 Western Pipe 8c Steel
10
145* May 16
15* May 19
99
1,100 Western
V
Mar.
Feb.
62
40
23 5*
25
245 So Counties Gas
6% pref. 100
100
No par valuet
35*
33
75*
5
.....
25
A!
8
75*
35* Sale
40
Sale
If*
*
100
1,600 Signal Oil-Gas A
....25
60,900 So Calif Edison Ltd com. ..25
2,005
Original preferred......25
18,700
7% preferred
.....25
24,200
6% preferred
25
20,800
55*% preferred
...25
274 Superior Oil
100
105
185* Sale
15*
65*
29
new
33,100 Security First Nat Bank...25
9,700 Shell Union Corp com.... .*
16,000 Southern Pacific Co
89,600 Standard Oil of Calif
Sale
12
IVA
35*
55*
25*
45* Sale
95*
85*
10
95*
245* Sale
22
225*
195*
205*
10
6% prior preferred
100
120 Seaboard
Dairy Cred pref. 100
150 Seaboard National Bank...25
A
104
"Is"
1
•
14,900 Pacific Western Oil Corp...*
11,900 Republic Pete Co Ltd
10
3,600 Richfield OH Co com.......*
7,100
96 S Joaq Lt 8c
Pw~7% pr'pfdllOO
400 So Calif Gas
900
6% pref
3
•
600 Pacific Public Serv pref
50 Pacific Tel 8c Tel pref
40
Sale
15*
3
8,450
8,500
1854
25*
10
6% preferred
11,200 Pacific Mutual Life Ins
40
25* Sale
11
21,400 Pac Finance Corp common. 10
Preferred series A
5,200
10
4,100
Preferred series C
10
Preferred series D
4,100
10
8,700 Pac Gas 8c Elec com.......25
1st pref
5,500
6%
...25
800
5 5*% preferred
25
2,700 Pac Lighting Corp com...
•
630
35* Sale
30
28
Sale
14
290
1,752 Goodyear Textile pref
100
1,304 Goodyear Tire 8c Rub pfd.100
"§5*
36
6
154
9
6
33
10
"mi
300 Farmers 8t Merch Nat Bk.100
300 Food Machinery
*
25
37 A
2
37
3
Milling
Sale
1
6
»
8,700
103
Highest.
Sale Prices.
10554 Jan. 13 10554 Jan.
Apr. 10 10854 Jan.
10454 Jan. 24 10454 Jan.
9754 Mar. 1 10154 Jan.
955* 10054 10154 100
945*
955* 10054 10154
94
945*
955* 10054 10154
95
96
9854
9954
80
82
84
8554
101
102
10254 10354
75
77
83
84
8354
101
102
10354 10454 102
83
Sale
92
83
8954
16 A
10
9,900 Consolidated 011
8c
Lowest.
Prices.
103
94 5*
15* Sale
264
Central Investment
Corp.100
4,900 Chrysler Corp
...»
6,100 Citizens Nat Bank
20
18,600 Claude Neon Elec Prod Ltd.*
1,900 Globe Grain
Sale
Par.
800 Associated Gas 8c Electric..*
50 Barker Bros pref
100
400 Golden State Co Ltd
50
700
105
58
955*
Highest.
Sale Prices.
102
104
103
45*8
Ask.
1005* 1015*
945*
955*
1025* 1035*
1961
5s
Lowest.
Ask. Bid.
1005* 10254 10354
99
1005* 1005* 10154
92
93
965*
9754
100
1015* 10354 10454
50
535*
5354
5554
47
43
445*
4554
34
36
415* 43
46
51
54
445*
99
995* 10354 10454
955*
965* 1015* 102
88
89
9354
9454
100
101
10354 10454
1939
100 Commercial
$13,000
127,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
100
102
5s
Pacific Electric Ry 5s
1949
Pacific Gas 8c Elec 5>*8.-1952
Bid.
101
104
4.500 Alaska Juneau Gold Min'g 10
300
1,000
May 1.
Ask.
101
L A Railway 1st mtge 5s..1938
1st ref 5s
.........1940
Miller & Lux 7s...
1935
Shares.
100
3,500
Bid.
5s
Southern Calif
May 31
PRICES IN MAY.
$
1,000 Great Western Power 5s. 1946
3,000 L A Gas & Electric 6s....1942
1,000
1,000
2,000
1,000
2,000
3,000
1,000
4,000
1,000
1,000
12,000
17,000
12,000
2,000
8,000
4,000
18,000
3,000
4,000
Jan. 1 to
1932.
$28,000
123,000
Jan. 3
BONDS
20,000
1933.
May
Price
Since
May.
LOS ANQELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
Bond Sales.
279,535
1,027,836
1,151,261
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
1932.
449,740
4
7
Apr. 15 24
7
Apr.
3
Apr. 18 200
Feb. 28
165*
Feb.
2
35*
Apr. 21
Apr 22
.
Feb.
17
May 31
Feb.
24
May 31
May
5
Feb. 25
105*
11
10
May 26
10
May 26
15
Feb.
May 26
10
May 26
2
Jr
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE
1933.
Stock Sales.
May-
------
Jan. 1 to May 31
In
Jan. 1.
"T.ooo
50,000
62~000
1,000
1933.
7~,600
l'ooo
8,000
2,000
1,000
93,000
2,000
202,000
1,000
1935
Associated Oil Co 6s
Atlas Diesel Eng Co 6s—1935
Calif Gas & Elec Corp 5s. 1937
5s....1940
Coast Co G & E Co 5s
1960
Calif Packing Corp
Emporium Capwell 5)4a_-1942
Gt Western Power Co 5s_1946
2,000 Ins Exch Bldg Co 6s... 1931-44
2,000 Langendorf Un Bak 634s.l941
11,000 Los Ang Gas & Elec Corp 6s'42
3,000 Market Street Ry Co 7s_.1940
4,000 Mercantile Amer Rlty 5s. 1951
1945
67,500 Miller & Lux Inc 6s
7a
1935
19,500
21,000 Nor Amer Invest Corp 5s. 1947
2,000 North Calif Pow con 5s..1948
Orpheum Theatre & Rlty Co
6s
1946
1,000
1942
1,000 Pacific Elec Ry Co 5s
16,000 Pacific Gas & El Co 5s...1942
Paraffine Cos Inc
5s
1957
2,000
4,000 Union Oil Co of Calif 6s..l942
STOCKS
15
1,805
372
3,959
14,499
4,285
2,270
8,030
125
400
28
38,168
25
829
07", 251
3,717
382
10,343
100
52,903
2,789
1,005
209
4,847
294
2,932
200
22,956
10234 May
10234
64
61
Sale
79
Sale
Sale
85
8 10234 May
6434
cap-J®
18.938 Alaska Juneau Gold M
45 Alaska Packers Assn cap-.*®0
20
46,627 Anglo-Calif Nat'l Bank
7,027 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com caplO
15 Associated Oil Co capital..25
4,568 Atlas Imperial Diesel Eng A *
1,304 Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOO
9,282 Bond & Share Ltd cap...
21,114 Byron Jackson com cap
Sale
1
64
*
*
94
May
1.383 El Dqrado Oil Works cap
*
7,902 Emporium Capwell cap
*
541 Fireman's Fund Indem cap 10
Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
15,719
455 First Nat Corp of Portland A *
38,108 Food Machinery Corp com..*
1,740
Foster & Kielser com
10
(capital)
._....*
1,064
*
851 General Paint Corp A
500
common
250
200
82
7534
105
6
1.384 Hale
Bros
5.666
643
2,103
5,834
1,327
3,394
1,750
Stores, Inc. cap..*
Co., Ltd, capital....*
Co
of
1,000
85
"4",659
2,714
727
28
33
12
16
80
50
52
220
42
50
85
3
76
Apr. 18
53
Jan.
25
Mar. 20
4034 Mar. 22
1434 Jan.
8134 Mar. 17
7634 May
Apr. 20
Apr. 20 102
102
.....
102
65
May
5 44
May 10 101
44
105
101
May
5
May 10
9834 May
9834 May
5
5
16
Jan.
16
65
10634 Sale
983?
l04^May~29
10134 103
91
9634
95
72
73
7134
98
....
95
73
10434
95
May 16
May
6
8
73
May 16
May
6
8
9234 May
9234 May
103
May"29
May
104
9234 May
81
102
93
10334
Feb.
85
Jan.
May 16
May
6
73
5
1
18
10434 May 29
10534 Feb. 23
10134 Apr.
10534 Feb.
95
5
3
10634 Jan.
103 34 Apr. 20
Jan.
6
10534
Jan.
85
Jan.
4434 May
4434 May
Apr.
10334 Apr.
101
9834 Mar
13
1334
40
18
IX
1934
IX
16
16^
5034
75
1234 Sale
IX Sale
IX
145
IX
y\
X
234 "3
157 X
tyi
234
IX
9
Sale
100
1534 Sale
IX Sale
14X
15
16
X
X
20
Sale
18 X
Sale
18
79
157
Sale
Sale
22
3234
18
19 X
4
16
16
23
23
8
22
5
1
May
May
2
1
1734 May
1
m% Sale
Sale
Sale
200
1034
13
334
5
1334
1634
37 X Sale
1034
12
834 Sale
kX
1
May
May
26
1334 May
Sale
2
May
4
1634 May 31
134 May 19
12
May 11
534 May 26
14234 May
6
5
May 27
4
May 27
55
1
5
210
434 Sale
2534 Sale
2534 Sale
r°
~6~
14
15
45
Sale
1034
12
IX
Sale
IX
195
2
13
13
May 25
May
1
May
3
May
2
1334 May 18
334 May
2
1334 May 11
37 X May
1
1034 May 16
834 May
1
1
May 10
31
334
6X Sale
X
IX
0%
4
9
2634
29
May
2
434
"6"
1034
Sale
434
1
Sale
Sale
634
1034
29
39
Sale
3834 May 26
22
.2834
IX
25
44
Sale
Sale
20
33
354
X
6X
134
434
8
334
34
534
34
134
634
May
9
May 11
May
8
May 11
May
6
May 11
Calif capital.....10
20
8X
23
1 OX
120 Sale
1034
10X
40
60
40
Hunt Bros Packing Co cl A..*
2
4
5X
10
15
3
6
6
10
685 Investors Assn The (capital)*
2X
3X
3
2
Hutchinson Sug Plant cap.
7,303 Langandorf United Bak cl A *
7.516 Leslie-Calif Salt Co capital.*
4,100 L A Gas & Elec Corp pref_.100
225 Lyons-Magnus Inc A__
_*
2
5
7
12
14
92 X Sale
4
534
10
4
3X
Sale
14X
1634
(85
Sale
434
1434 Sale
40
934 Sale
6
834
10
2134 May 31
1734 May 31
70
May 10
May 26
200
May
1
434 May 31
2534 May 29
2534 May 31
21
1334 May 18
6
May 29
14
May 25
4534 May 29
May
8
1234 May 29
134 May 19
12
May 11
4
May 16
34 May 11
734 May
1
134 May 29
4
May 27
8
May 27
35
May
May
44
May
22
*
Honolulu Oil Corp Ltd cap.*
May 31
1834 May 31
34 May
3
2
May 17
18
May 27
75
May 23
2434 May 27
65
May 16
24
May 13
20
18
20
14
25
63
13
200
May
1634 May
57
14
1
74
70
12
5X
IX
20
67
Sale
Sale
1734 Sale
18
13X
Sale
78
2334 Sale
1434 May
16
May
34 May
134 May
1634 May
66
12
8
18
1934 Sale
1834 Sale
X Sale
IX
4
1634
1834
1934 May 26
1434 May
May
834 May
134 May
12
May
3
May
125
May
334 May
2
May
55
Sale
1334 Sale
734
UX
3X
137
4X SaUe
3X Sate
64
118 3^ Sale
19
6
81
60
Sale
12 X
240
4
17
79
JX
70
1
5
132
145
3X Sale
234 Sale
j
X
14
4X
4~X
140
14X
16
10
2
43 X
11
18
60
18
14
27
11
23
7234 Jan.
7134 Jan.
7534 Apr.
7534 May 12
52
May 31
40
May 23
7634 May
5
7534 May 12
50
May
9
3534 May
8
7634 May
5
Sale
39X
48
33
Honolulu Plantation cap. .50
No par value
Feb.
Feb.
9
Apr. 12 10834 Feb.
3
9834 Apr.
3 9834 Apr.
Apr. 12 10534 Jan. 21
72 34 Sale
400 Jantzen Knitting Mills com.*
"2",105
§234
82
6
9434 May
2
100
Home Fire & Marine Insur
3,186
6
23
May
102
—.
Hawaiian Commercial AcSugar
1,730
May
5
May 26
5
4
21 10034 Jan. 21
Mar. 31
6434 May 27
Jan.
Feb.
82
80
75
B
*
35,804 Golden State Ltd cap
20,448 Haiku Pineapple Ltd com..20
205
Preferred
25
354
May
Jan.
Feb.
liS
...
841
•
10234
6334
10033
5034
9434
May 27
6
Galland Mercantile Laundry
105
8
May
54
100
8,631 Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
Preferred
20
4,025
x
10
9,630 California Copper cap
%
315 Calif Cotton Mills cap.._100
California Ink Co Inc A
*
821
167 Calif-Ore Power 7% pref.100
.*
125,546 California Packing cap
45 California Water Serv preflOO
30 X
6,372 Calif West States Life Ins.. 10
30
Voting pool
10
1.665
6X
*
276,745 Caterpillar Tractor cap
13 X
Clorox Chemical A...
*
3,882
7534
1,287 Coast Cos Gas & El 1st pf 100
Consol Chemical Industries
12
Inc class A partic
ref
*
19,196
300 Crocker First Nat Bk SFcaplOO 200
IX
74,517 Crown Zeller com vot tr ctfs ♦
7
Preference series A
*
5,676
6X
Preference series B
*
2,997
925
20,300
4,944
Sale Prices*
Sale Prices
Jan.
4
10234 Mar. 15 103
Jan. 13
30
2234 Jan. 21
10234 May
5 10234 May
5
May 26
7834 May 12 85
94 34 May
"54"
55
53
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
95
77
May 16
Feb.
9
8 10534 Jan.
Apr. 24
93
30
Feb. 20
Mar. 23 10634 Jan.
12
Par
Shares.
24,189
3,585
10234 103
19 34
105
5s—-.1935
1,000
10
30
Sale
Ask
108
6,000 Ry Equip & Rlty Co 6s—1938
3.000 S J Lt & Power Corp 6s..1952
13,364
35
10234
6s..
1941
3,000
9,000
5Hb
1952 104 34
5s!
1955 103
2,000
85
6,000 Pacific Pub Serv Co 5s...1936
11,000 Pacific Tel & Tel Co 5s...1937 10534
5s
1952 10534
6,000
1,000
Shares.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
1943
1949
534s
5 He
1,000
2,000
.4,500
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest.
May 31.
May 1.
Ask.
Bid.
6,000
1,000
5,000
-
—
PRICES IN MAY.
BONDS
2,000
1,000
2,000
7,000
1,000
May 31-_
$101,500
Price
$
%
1,000
Jan. 1 to
3,042,860
$144,000
520,003
-
Jan. 3
Since
May.
May
448,994
1932.
1933.
Bond Sales.
1932.
'
Shares-1,237,610
3,042,713
SAN FRANCISCO
8TOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
May 26
1
1434 May 31
37 X
634
7
18* iVA
17X
8834 Sale
534
8
May 20
May 26
334 May
4
9
May
1434 May
8334 May 16
534 May 27
1034 May 29
7
May 26
534 May
5
134 May 29
1834 May 26
90
May 25
534 May 27
1934 May 26
May
4
1134 Jan.
May
834 May
X Apr.
12
May
55
55
20
Feb.
2
Feb.
101
134 Feb.
Mar.
1
Jan.
134 May
May
534 May
15234 Jan.
5
May
4
May
12
10
19
n
26
5
27
27
20
Mar. 23
May 31
Mar. 20
1834 May 31
3
34 Jan. 28 hX May
2
May 17
34 Jan.
4
18
12
Mar. 18
May 27
Jan. 14
74
May 23 85
May 27
834 Mar. 1
63
Apr.
1
Apr. 24
Jan.
6
13
Apr. 10
J an.
6
19
Feb. 28
May 31
534 Feb. 27
13
May
2
May 31
Jan. 27
57
May
1 79
8
11
§8*
P
Mar.
11
1
21
Apr. 10 215
Feb.
7
434
734 Mar. 15 2534
7
Mar. 15
2534
185
1
10
1
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
25
30
21
4
Jan.
1034
234
1234
3434
1034
534
31
11
2634 Mar. 25
334 May
9
34 May 11
38
Apr.
5
Mar. 20
May 26
Feb.
2
May 31
May 29
May 31
1334 May 18
6
May 29
16
Feb. 16
4534 May 29
1234 Mar. 31
1234 May 27
IX May 19
35
4
May 11
May 16
34 May 11
734 May
1
134 May 29
May 27
May 27
134 Apr*
434 Apr.
5
2734 Jan.
6
45
Apr. 29
Apr. 21
834 Feb. 24
30
Mar. 31
2
Feb.
3
22
Jan.
14
May 31
Apr. 29
1
18
42
^
6
Apr. 18
1034 May 29
7
May 26
234 Mar. 15
2
Apr.
8
434 Feb. 29
1134 Feb. 24
8334 May 16
534 May 27
1034 May 29
1834 May 26
9834 Jan. 30
534 May 27
5
534 May
5
Jan.
31
3
June, 1933.]
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES,
In
May.
Shares.
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
15,940
PRICES IN MAY.
100
STOCKS
1933.
Par.
Preferred
160
1,547
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. Z
Bid.
50,694 Magnavox Co Ltd capital..
1,936 Magnin & Co (I) common.._*
581
67
......
2,868 Merchant Cal Mach Co
100
com
10
Ask
% Sale
3%
4%
57H
620 Market St Ry prior pref.,.100
2 %
7i
May I.
Bid.
% Sale
J2
,
52 %
%
70
2
Lowest.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
Ask
%
5%
60
Sale
Sale
95
1%
Sale
2
Highest.
Prices.
% May 10
4% May
4
May 25
70
1
Sale
Lowest.
% May 29
5% May 31
May 25
1% May 19
70
May 11
Highest.
Sale Price.
Prices.
Sale Prices.
% Mar. 30
3% Feb. 25
60
Feb.
17
% Mar. 16
5% May 31
May 25
1% May 19
2% Jan.
3
70
% Feb. 15
2% Jan.
3
Sale
Mercantile Amer Realty Co
215
1,745
733
preferred 6% cumul
100
*
8,610 Natomas Co capital
1,506 North Amer Inv Corp com. 100
420
6% preferred...........100
498
5%% preferred
100
17,313 North Amer OH Consol cap. 10
1,453 Occidental Insurance cap..10
1,123 Oliver United Filters Inc A..*
B
2,860
1,528 PaauhauSugarPlantCo capl5
174,417 Pacific Gas & Elec Co com.25
6% 1st preferred........25
117,451
5%% 1st preferred
25
31,465
52,353 Pacific Lighting Corp com..*
$6 dividend pref
*
12,172
•
11,587 Pac Pub Serv com non-vot
First preferred—
38,619
6,972 Pac Tel & Tel Co common.100
Preferred
2,745
..100
♦
19,805 Parafflne Cos, Inc., com
Phillips Petroleum Co cap..*
1,745
310
665 Plg'n Whistle Corp partlc pf *
7,701
807
180
109
8,527
655
883
1,564
943
57,830
22,108
5,532
16,005
1,929
6,667
15,854
2,579
534
7,449
V.
«,
*»
138
938
15
59
m.
mm
m.
2
16
13
5
9
3%
Sale
4
22%
18
Sale
29%
79%
Sale
5/8
11%
Sale
6%
Sale
2
4
25%
Sale
20
Sale
75
102
Sale
Sale
17
Sale
8
9%
%
14
3
5
Sale
Sale
P
79%
Sale
3
2
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Sale
"24"
Sale"
9%
8
3%
3
1%
5% Sale
24% Sale
%
65% Sale
33% Sale
I
83
105
20
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13% Sale
% Sale
m.
Preferred series
Preferred
*
1
4%
Convertible
6
*
I* J
series
2........*
preferred
*
7^"i2:"
3%
2%
2%
4
5
5
....
May
2% May
2
May
8,636
6,390
300
64
760 Roos Bros Inc common
1
Series A preferred...... 100
172
46
50
65
82
167 San Joaq Lt & Pr prior pf.100
85
79
Sale
Prior preferred series A. 100
75
70
60
70
60
13
13
840
%
%
2%
40
1,240 Schleslnger 8c Sons cl A com *
46,315 Shell Union Oil Corp com..*
115
5%% cum conv pref
100
135 Sherman Clay & Co pr pf.100
28,779
105
40
10
%
6%
565
Class
B
60
10%
20%
1,030 Teleph Investm't Corp cap.20
200
210 Thomas Allec Corp class A._*
14,760
23,082 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co com *
Preferred
2,802
.........100
1,063,758 Transamerica Corp capital..*
792
430,231
41,468
7,155
280
30,104
208
200
10 Transcon'lAlr Trans Inc cap*
92,480 Union OH Co of Calif cap..25
12,470
485
Union Sugar Co common..25
Preferred
.....25
96,221 United
Aircraft
*
50 Weill 8c Co (Raphael) pf.100
1,441 WellsFargoBk 8c UnTrcap 100
400 West Amer Finance Co pf_.10
Western
12,545
AeTransp
25,792
No
par
3%
30
31
42
4%
2
5
42%
5% Sale
9%
A
Sale
22%
3%
2%
3
39
Sale
iYA
23
3%
Sale
37%
5%
4%
13%
Sale
Sale
7
Sale
3
14
Sale
25% Sale
27% Sale
94
90
195
220
%
2
175
Sale
%
1
13%
1%
3%
Sale
Sale
%
6%
Jan.
15
Feb.
2
Feb.
18
16
18
10
iF
80
May 10
1 % May 31
■3*
May
May
105% May
21% May
I 14% May
31
May
89
31
27
31
31
29
12
11
66
May
35% May
5
May
21
May
20
May
May
May
May
2% May
6
May
Apr.
Apr.
May
Jan.
Feb.
3% Apr.
20% Apr.
21% Mar.
19% Mar.
25% Mar.
77
May
% Mar.
2
Apr.
67
Apr.
99% Apr.
8% Feb.
9% May
% Feb.
29
29
13
4
31
Mar.
7%
3%
8%
3%
%
11
iF
Jan.
23
29
27
25
25
27
25% Jan.
9
Jan.
10
11
16
8*
Jan.
Jan.
May 31
4%
89
110
J an.
5
May 27
Jan.
12
21% May 31
14% May 27
(Consolidated) cl A
.10
ser
1.50
7% Sale
9% Sale
1
1%
4%
8
8
5
5% May 26
2% May
8
May 27
3
%
%
3%
2%
1%
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
16
16
10
16
17
%
7%
47
60
56
Sale
Jan.
24
6
79
75
32%
May
3
3% May 31
4% May
2
34
May
3
5% May
1
May
3% May
7% May
42
May
7
May
26
31
31
31
31
12
16% May 31
3% May 11
May 26
33% May 29
%
5%
60
Sale
13
25
13
2
2
8
11
3
8
3
25
12
3
25
25
13
31
29
19
11
12
31
29
29
26
31
50
24%
26%
3% Sale
7% 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
40
5
6
37% Feb.
65
70
11
4
6
Jan.
13% May 31
1% May 22
1
May 16
4
May 12
45
May 11
49
10%
25% Sale
7%
4% Sale
Feb.
6
13% May 31
% May
1
% May
1
4
May 12
40
May
4
8%
20%
6
4%
3%
27
23
30
60
%
7%
47
60
60
10%
26%
7
4%
4%
33%
% Jan. 31
% Feb. 24
2
May 13
60
May 25
% Jan. 27
4
Feb.
23
38% Jan. 23
50
Apr. 12
53
Apr. 20
Feb.
6
Feb.
25
Jan.
16
4% "May 25
2% Apr.
5
20
Feb.
27
% Jan. 26
% Feb. 16
6
Jan. 14
2% Feb. 16
3
1
Feb.
Feb.
3
6
13% May 31
1% May 22
1
May 16
4
May 12
45
May 11
97
Jan.
20
60
May 25
% Feb.
2
7% May 31
47
May 29
Mar. 27
61
60
May 11
10% May 12
26% May 31
7
May 29
4% May 29
5% Jan. 16
33% May 31
Sale
6%
16
Sale
Sale
3% Sale
14%
18%
31% Sale
90
190
200
%
May
3
May
1
May 26
25% May
9
3
14
175
%
10% Sale
1%
9
25
14
May
1 195
May
5
May 27
% May 26
May 12
11
May 29
17
Feb.
25
Feb. 20
3% May 13
7% May 31
44% Jan. 11
7
May 31
5
Apr. 21
16% May 31
3% May 11
14
May 26
33% May 29
94
42
Pipe 8c Steel of Calif
common
Yellow 8c Checker Cab Co—
50
?*
3%
910 Spring Valley Co Ltd capital *
158,795 Stand Oil Co of Calif capital *
260
11
Sale
m
_*
54,989
%
Sale
55
9,020 Socony-Vacuum Corp cap..25
107,561 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).lOO
5,806 Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A..*
854
Sale
Sale
6%
40
30 Sierra Pacific EI Co pref.. 100
'
790
'
60
1
1,420 Rainier Pulp Ac Pap cl A com *
12,250 Richfield Oil Co of Calif com *
Preferred
8,979
...25
185
4,449
41,336
2,190
May 23
35% May 29
5
May 27
21
May 25
20
May 25
May 27
May 29
May 29
2% May 13
6
May
4
26% May 12
24
May 26
21% May 26
33% May 18
66
11
*
First preferred
1,188
10
m
a61A
19% Sale
420 Ry Equip 8c Rlty Co Ltd cl A *
Class B...............
180
132
mm
60
Jan.
26
94
22% Apr. 26
3% May 31
3% Feb.
6
24
Apr.
6
4% Mar. 31
5
Apr. 21
9% Feb. 28
1% Mar. 28
11% Apr. 21
165
Apr.
31
5% Feb.
Jan.
26
8 210% Jan. 16
% Mar. 22
% May 27
15
1% Feb. 28
11
May 29
1% Feb. 28
value
ft
Detroit Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT
1932.
Shares
729,824
157,962
—
May
Jan. 1 to May
1,163,167
1,147,161
In
Jan. 3
Since
Jan. 1.
STOCKS
*
21415
~Y, 759
17,368
100
770
3,635
1,034
635
605
1,726
1,277
26,958
200
4,372
11,343
3,017
2X Sale
Pederal Motor Truck com—*
com—*
cl A..*
5x
ex
Federal Screw Works
class A_.—*
Motors com..
10
Grabnm-Palge Motor com.. 1
Hall Lamp com......
*
Class B
100 Kalamazoo Stove common..*
109 Kermath Mfg com........—*
...10
54,148 Sresge (S 8) Co com
—
30
*
Mesta Machine common
5
Michigan Sugar com.
10
Preferred
10
Motor Bankers Corp com—1
Motor Products Corp com...*
Motor
Sale
13
IX
2X
2
2X
4%
8
Wheel
....
Sale
12c
4X
4X
3%
16c" "18c
13
12
X
IX
.<*ouare D
class A
..
747 Third Nat Investors com
Tlmken Axle com
450 Universal Cooler class A
64,342
Class B
Universal
..
1
10
*
100
*
•
•
Product com
650 Walker Ac Co units
68,948 Warner Aircraft Corp com.. 1
Yoaemtte Holding com
17
4
24
May
2
May
1
1
May 11
3X May 16
May 31
3% May 11
3% May 18
3% May 16
5% May 31
May 13
May 31
57
4X May 17
2
May 13
May
1
78
IX May 10
17 X May
2
29
IX
2
40c
14X Sale
30c
3
....
Sale
ex
7X Sale
4
Sale
2
"oX Sale"
9
Sale
12 X
Sale
2X
4X
IX Sale
4
Sale
Sale
2X Sale
7% Sale
X
9% Sale
2X
"~3% Sale" "~4X Sale"
18 X Sale
Sale
21X Sale
4% Sale
4X Sale
2X Sale
36
40c
50c
10 x
Sale
2% Sale
36X Sale
2X
X
48
Sale
18
Sale
3
Sale
38
Sale
Sale
19
Sale
5%
6
80c
Sale
2% Sale
7
2
1
3X Sale
4
4%
X Sale
29
31
29
29
9% May
2
2X
3X
IX Sale
Sale
2X Sale
3X
X
Sale
5
10
Sale
OX
1% Sale
% Sale
10c
X
9% May
1
2
May
1
4% May 12
11% May
3
65c
May
1
2
May
2
4
May 26
15
May
4
4% May
1
May
1
May 17
May
2
May
May
May
10
May
3% May
40c
May
16% May
2% May
35
May 20
3%
2%
35%
3%
17%
35%
13
May 31
2% May
5
May
May
2
May
4% May
4
May
22
May
7% May
18
1
12
16
29
29
26
31
31
10% May 31
3% May 29
44% May 29
5
May 17
21% May 31
50
May 27
10
May
2
5% May 16
2% May 18
18
May 25
3
May 27
40
May 26
14% May
5
3% May
9
2% May 31
6
May
5
2
May 20
80c
May
1
2% May
1
6% May 12
44c
May
2
19
May 31
1
May 31
5% May 31
2% May 31
8% May 20
3
May 11
1% May 11
5
May 31
6% May 12
1% May 19
Sale
1
May 31
1
"l0X Sale"
410 Young (L A) Co com—
14% May 29
16% May 31
BANKS Ac TRUST COS.
19,286
26,912
Detroit Bankers.
Guardian Detroit
20
20
496
935
333
383
4,490
869
881
17,824
1,508
1,075
2,828
295
5,060
1,779
•
No par
2,476
American Radiator
675 Amer Tel & Tel Co
935 Bendix Aviation Corp.
1,176
Borden Co
10 X
*
100
5
25
100 X
IX Sale
*
General Foods Corp
*
Kelvinator Corp
*
Kennecott Copper Corp
*
Kroger Groc & Bak Co
*
National Dairy Prod Corp—*
768 Purity Bakeries Corp
*
7,689 Socony-Vacuum Corp.....25
*
3,163 Standard Brands Inc
value,
13% Sale
118% Sale
17
383 Borg Warner Corp com
10
7,631 Commonw & Southern Corp *
1,504
2,136
24,469
2,478
2,183
5,313
Sale
Sale
Sale
16% Sale
3% Sale
Consolidated Oil Co
a
Option sales,
r Sold for cash,
32 X Sale
6X Sale
16% Sale
29
Sale
18X Sale
10%
19 X
x
Ex-dividendJ
Sale
Sale
33%
9%
20%
29%
20%
5% Jan.
4
17
May 22
11% Apr.
1
1
Apr.
3
1% Mar. 24
4%
1%
4%
1%
Mar. 30
May
2
Apr. 22
Apr.
4
Feb.
3
3% Mar. 29
Apr. 26
Mar. 30
5% Apr.
5
1% Mar. 22
4% May 12
10% Apr. 27
15c Jan. 11
1% Apr.
5
4
May 26
10% Apr.
4
1% Mar. 30
1
Jan. 27
1 % Mar, 22
1% Mar. 23
20% Jan. 25
1% Apr. 17
13% Apr.
3
22% Apr.
5
10
May
2
1% Mar. 29
30c
Jan.
4
14
Apr.
5
1% Mar. 31
31% Apr. 20
3
Jan.
3
2
Feb.
2
% Mar. 23
Apr.
7
1% Mar. 22
Feb.
2
14
2
6
2
35c
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11% Sale
20% Sale
9%
99%
12%
31%
11%
1%
6%
30%
6%
16%
26%
17%
15%
8%
17%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
13%
119%
17
35%
16%
3%
10%
33%
10%
20%
29%
21%
23%
11%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
31
31
31
29
31
13
29
27
Apr. 21
26
31
Jan.
Jan.
2% Apr. 24
4% Jan. 18
X Mar. 24
1% Feb.
1
1
May 31
% Jan.
3
14% May 29
11
31
6% Feb.
Apr.
12% May
20% Jan.
11% May
88
1
Mar.
5% Jan.
24
Jan.
3% Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
31
27
31
21% May 29
Feb.
Mar.
6% Mar.
14% Feb.
5
1
Apr.
3% May
May
13% May
10% May
4% May
1% May
8
May
3% May
10% May
24,% May
6% May
25% May
3% May
4% May
27
29
27
17
31
4
26
27
24
31
29
31
29
24
31
16%
2%
13%
5%
May
May
May
May
29
31
29
29
11c
Feb.
3
29
Mar. 24
3
11
May 31
May 31
78
23
17
3
3% May 16
6
6
4
27
6
2
6
20
23
10
18
Feb.
6% Feb.
Sale
Unlisted Dept.
1,398
Apr.
2% Apr.
Apr.
1
Apr.
1% Jan.
17% May
4
Apr.
8% May
1% Mar.
60c
Apr.
1% Jan.
% Jan.
4% Apr.
11
Sale
13!
7]
2
48
Jan.
4
11c
9
1
2% Mar. 31
7% Mar. 23
2% Feb. 11
9% Apr.
4
3% Feb.
2
1
Mar. 28
X Mar. 25
3% May 16
11%
5
3
3X
Sale
9
May
May
May
May
16%
2%
13%
5%
4
26
27
24
31
29
31
29
24
31
Mar. 27
3
I
2
31
31
27
11
31
2
11
1%
%
8%
12%
16%
2%
40c
'lex Sale" '22" Sale'
1
42c
OX May
29
27
17
31
28
Sale
Sale
67c
2X May
6
2
1
3
IX May
3% May
May
13% May
10% May
4% May
1% May
8
May
3% May
10% May
24% May
6% May
25% May
3% May
4% May
55c
9X
16 X
2X
8X May
1
8X May 20
2% May
1
May
2X May
1
May
OX May
20 X May 10
3
May 22
20% May
4
IX May
1
2X May
1
6 X May
19
*
*
333 Whitman & Barnes com
100 Wolverine Portland Cem
3,635
""416
3%
3
1
350 U S Radiator com
Preferred
281
""loo
10
Class B
8% May 31
12% May 31
16% May 27
6 % May
OX Sale
2X Sale
~4~~ Sale"
2% Sale
16 X Sale
29
30
28,404
2,178
2% Sale
1
18
com......*
*
Parks Davis 8c Co
*
Parker Rust Proof com.....*
Preferred
1
66
22,775 Reo Motor com.........—5
13,148 River Raisin Paper com....*
It
5,498 Scotten Dillon com.
2,626 Second Nat Investors com_.l
Preferred
—*
123
350 Silent Automatic com.....*
350
600
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5X
Packard Motor Co com.
275
26,034
1,662
21X Sale
OX
25%
3X
3%
.....
Sale
National Steel Co
50
100
*
1
National Investors com
33.772
OX Sale
3% Sale
10% Sale
Sale
55c
10 X
*
com
Murray Corp common
70
317
24,495
3
2
2% Sale
20 Muller Bakeries class A com.*
65,646
2,058
2,198
65,749
48,996
8,186
Sale
3X Sale
5X
6
3
450 Mahon (R O eon* oref
165 McAIeer Mfg Co com..
12,624
6,947
70
"~6% Sale'
3
2
23,693
70
3X
Walker-Gooderham
8c Worts com
"~8~, 804
9,788
12,588
3,500
1,740
.....
22 h
Investors corn..!
250 Houseman Spltzley class A..*
...
11,614 Hudson Motor Car
66
Sale
1
2
Gemmer Mfg Co
128,091
3,766
2X
10 X
Ford Motor of Canada
General
3X Sale
77
Sale
Sale
8%
72,904
44,667
22,528
5,123
2%
5%
57,495
52,796
1,203
1,322
2%
Sale
2X
2
IX
Hiram
8,710
6,080
1
5
•
10
500 Hoover Steel Ball com
460 Houdallle-Hershey class A..*
30
5X Sale
2X
57 X
*
Ei-Cello Aircraft & Tool
Fourth Nat
Sale
2
;—
Manufac'g Co com— •
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
500
430
60
2X Sale
IX Sale
2X
X
IX
Eaton
250 Federal Mogul common—..*
79,149
3,296
6
2X
2X
1
2
1
3
Feb.
Feb.
May
May
May
Feb.
24
May
3% Feb.
3% May
26c
2
% Feb.
5% May
6
May
11% May
1
689
165
"~2%
'""X "2X
449
150
Sale
5% Sale
2j2
3
1,232
55,335
27,171
11,194
901
18
70 X Sale
8,618
4,326
7,678
1,811
1,252
113,357
36,753
15,003
6,837
3,595
4,104
16%
X
IX
8X Sale
12 X Sale
iex
iex
2X
23 x Sale
3X
10
10*
Gray Iron & Fdy_._.5
Paper Products.
*
605 Dome Mines Ltd
Sale
IX
Delsel Wemmer Gilbert com It
3,096
1,277
32,326
12
2
Detroit Edison com.
150 Detroit
685 Detroit
5X Sale
6% Sale
Feb.
Feb.
1
3
X Feb.
Feb. 10
1% Jan. 30
1
16%
Highest.
Sale Prices.
25c
5% Sale
4%
4%
7
7X
Detroit Ac Clevel Nat com..
Prices
5
1%
5
18,904 Bower Roller Bearing
22,435 Brlggs Mfg Co common.....*
8,811 Burroughs Adding Mach—*
100 Capital City Products...—*
46,705 Chrysler Corp common.....5
Consolidated Paper com... 10
•
14,498 Continental Motors com
24,795 Copeland Products Inc.....*
100 Crowley MUner & Co com—*
Ask
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest
Sale
Sale Prices.
V/
...
...»
*
300 Baldwin Rubber class A
Class B
*
80
11,625
15,937
5,470
Ask
Bid.
Par
250 Alloy Steel data A
Class B
350
Lowest.
May 31.
May 1.
1933.
Shares.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
May.
31—.
DETROIT
AGGREGATE SALES.
STOCK EXCHANGE
1933.
Stock Sales.
8
8
9% May 29
11% Apr. 26
% Mar. 30
13
May 31
2% Feb.
2
May 12
May 16
May 29
5
18
2
4% May
4
May
22
May
7% May
Jan.
1
29
26
31
31
27
10% May 31
3% Apr. 24
44% May 29
5
May 17
21% May 31
50
May 27
10
May
2
5% May 16
2% May 18
18
May 25
3
May 27
40
May 26
Jan.
2
20
Feb.
4
3
% Mar. 23
19
May 31
5% May 31
2% May 31
8% May 20
3
May 11
1% May 11
May 31
5
6% May 12
1 % May 19
1% Feb.
1
May 31
1
Apr. 20
16% May 31
1
14% Jan.
9
Jan.
13% May 31
119% May 31
17
May 31
35% May 29
16% May 31
3% May 13
10% May 29
33% May 27
10% May 11
20% May 31
30% .Apr. 20
21% May 31
23% May 27
11% May 31
21% May 29
General
Quotations
OF BONDS AND STOCKS
In the earlier part of
this publication complete records of the dealings
the country, for the latest month and for the calendar
year to
General Quotations
those dealt in
to the
we
combine in
are
the leading stock exchanges of
on
furnished.
,
In this department of
comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not only
one
the exchanges, but also
on
date,
leading unlisted and inactive securities.
The following is
an
index
different classes of securities quoted:
Page
Page
Steam Railroad Bonds
69
Public Utility Bonds.......
Steam Railroad Stocks
73
Public Utility Stocks..
91
Industrial & Miscellaneous Bonds
91
Industrial & Miscellaneous Stocks
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds
Joint Stock Land Bank Stocks
.
Federal Land Bank Bonds..
92
Real Estate Bonds.
nrestment
Trust Stocks and
Bonds
Manufacturing Stocks
Mining Stocks
...74
Quotations from all Stock Exchanges
are as
87
Stocks—87
United States and Municipal Bonds
.87
.92
Canadian Municipal
Bonds.
.....94
Foreign Government Bonds...............93
86
...
..86-118
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit
..83
85
Textile
Stocks and Scrip
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
80
......
Exchange Seats
111
Pago
Insurance
75
..86
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
As the New York Stock
Exchange began with Jan. 2 1909 to quote all bond prices "and Interest." we have adopted the same method and no
longer employ a designating
mark to Indicate the fact except where there is a deviation from this rule.
The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter "f" is prefixed
near as
tathe price, he must pay accrued Interest in addition to the
price.
the price includes the Interest, should there be any.
This, however, does not apply to income bonds
or
bonds In default. In which cases
The letter
prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation is a flat price—that is. that the accrued interest forms part of the price, and
herefore the purchaser does not have to provide for it separately in
making payment.
As already stated In the case of income bonds and bonds In
default, the price is always "flat," and no designating mark Is employed to indicate the fact.
Quotations for equipment bonds
are based on
Quotations for guaranteed stocks
thus (d) are per share.
All others
are
average maturities
"and dividend"; that is, the accrued dividend must be paid in addition to the
price.
are per cent except
It should be borne in mind in the
use
Stock prices marked
bank stock prices, which are quoted per share unless otherwise stated.
of these tables that the
quotations for many inactive and unlisted securities
are
merely nominal, but in all
the figures are obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
cases
The following abbreviations are often used, vis.; "M" for mortgage, "g" for gold, "gu" for
guaranteed, "end" for endorsed, "cons" for consolidated
conv" for convertible, "s f" for sinking fund. "1 g" for land grant,
"op" for optional.
The black-faced type in the letters showing the Interest period indicates the month when the bonds
mature.
NOTICE.—All bond prices
Bonds.
Bid.
are
"and interest" except where
Ask.
RAILROAD BONDS
Bonds.
Bid.
77
80
Eq 6s 1933-1935 (yr)._.J&J 15
Eq 4Mb 1933-'41 E (yr).F&A
Gen & ref 6s 1945 ser A-.A&O
Gen & ref 5 He 1945 ser B A&O
20
20
Atlantic Coast Line of S CJ-—
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948
J&J
Atl & Danville 1st 4s 1948
J&J
2d g 4s 1948
J&J
25
25
Alabama Great Southern—
cons
87
g 5s 1943 ser A
J&D
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B
J&D
Alabama N Orl T & P June—
66
"A" deb 5s g '40 red '10-M&N /
"B" deb g 5s *40 red '10-M&N I
"O" deb g 5s Nov 1 1940.A&O I
Alabama Tennessee & Northern—
Prior lien 6s 1948
J&J
Gen Income 6s Oct 1948
Alabama & Vlcksburg By—
Allegheny Val
101
49
50
Ref & gen 5s 2000
43 %
5s series F
1SH
92 H
185*
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
95
61
73
24
33
75
85
85
65
92M
84
84
84
83 %
84^
95%
80y2
95^
94
95
Ifxl 17
97 X
127
82
82%
15
20
88 %
1st 6s, 1938
A&O
Atlanta Terminal 6s 1939...F&A
Atlantic City gu 4s 1951
J&J
40
76
45
ser
M&N
J&J
Toledo & OIn Div 4s 1959
J&J
Bangor & Aroostook—
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943
J&J
Oons refund g 4s 1951
J&J
Medford Ext 5s 1937
M&N
Plscat Div g 5s Jan 1943--A&O
St Johns Rlv Ext gu 5s *39-F&A
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43-A&O
Washburn Ext 1st 5s *39--F&A
Bat Greek & S 1st gu g 3s '89 J&D
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938
J&J
Beech Or 1st 4s g gu 1936
J&J
2d guar gold 5s 1936
J&J
Beech Ork Ext 31^s 1951--A&O
Belt BR & Stk Yds (Ind'p'lis)—
1st ref gold 4s 1939M&N
1943--J&J
Big Sandy By 1st g 4s 1944-J&D
BIrm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu_M&S
Boonville St L & Sou 5s *51-F&A
Boston & Albany 5s Oct *63--J&J
75"
Eq 8Mb Feb 1936 (year) F&A
75
84
68
08%
45
Z
-
72
5s June 1942
J&D
5s July 1 1938
J&J
4Mb July 1937
J&J
4Mb impt 1978
F&A
4s May 1 1934 gu N Y O.M&N
4s May 1 1935 gu N Y O.M&N
3Me Jan 1 1951
J&J
Ref 3Hs 1952 gu N Y O—A&O
68
68
...
87%
*89%
88
91
50
52
1943
5s Jan 1943
5s May 1940
1st m 5s 1967
1st
m
58
;
1955
ser
AO
2
M&S
M&N
(London
73M
75
70
69 M
UK
70
6.50
4Mb 1961 ser JJ
A&O
Eq 4Mb 1934-1943 (yr)—A&O
Boat & Maine (old) 4Mb
J&J
4a Feb 1 1937
F&A
4s Aug 1942
F&A
3s July 1950
J&J
Equip 5Mb 1932-1937(yr)F&A
Eq tr 6s 1932-38 (year)
J&D
m
5.50%
55
60
76
50
45
7.00
7.00
68
50
5.50%
5.50%
72
Wor Nashua & Roch 4-5s 1945
4s Oct 1 1934
A&O
Bos & N Y A L 1st 4s
g 1955.F&A
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn—
1st m 4Mb July 16 1947.J&J15
fog
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
71
Gen m 6s '33 extd to '38-J&J 15
Brook & Mon 2d 5s 1938—J&D
,
Brun & West 1st 4s 1938
J&J k
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941—J&J
25
82
87"
1st ref 5s 1961
J&J
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh—
General 5s g 1937
M&S
Con g 4Mb 1957
—M&N
75
78
63 %
II
II
6%
80^
82
73 %
77 M
05%
90
94
UK
73
73
77
75
Eq 6s
60 M
98 M
90
57%
6.00
5.50 %
68
70
55
59M
58
94
62
45"
Gen M g 4s 1955
F&A
Cambria & Ind 1st 4>^s '68..J&J
75"
Eq tr 5Mb 1934-38 (year) M&N
100M
87
80
75*
65
80
75M
90
^
62
20
66
25
78M
80
82
73
67
90
92
8*
60
90
57
nNominal,
89"
Canada Atl 1st 4s 1955
J&J
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A.A&O
Can Nat Rya 4^8 gu 1954.M&S
50
84
88^
88%
88^
88 %
88 %
90 %
92^
92%
93%
4Mb guar 1957
J&J
s guar 1968
J&D
8 guar 1951
M&S
s guar 1956
—F&A
s guar 1955
J&D 15
40-yr 5s guar 1970
F&A
5s guar 1969
J&J
5a guar 1969
A&O
Eq tr 6s 1935
...M&N
Eq tr 4Mb 1932-1942 (gu) M&N
Eq tr 4Mb 1932-45(ann)__J&D
Canadian Northern—
8.00
8.00
8.00
8 F deb 7s 1940
J&D
8Mb 1946
-—J&J
4Mb Feb 15 1935.F&A
Winnipeg Term 4s 1939-- -J&J
101 %
101
96 H
8 F deb
s
Sale price.
95
50 M
ser
75
83
100
84 M
Con 1st & coll tr 5s g '34--A&O
Butte Anaconda & Pac 5s*44 F&A
Cam & Clear—1st 5s g 1941-J&J
73
01%
25
K 1933 (s-aj —F&A
Buff & Susquehanna BR
Corp—
1st 4s Dec 30 1963.
J&J
Burl Cedar Rapids & North—
10-yr
it Last sale.
68
68
ser
100
70%
5%
/This price Includes accrued interest,
68
68
—
g
%
5Basis.
74
68
68
5s Mar 1942
-
1st
Belvidere Dal 1st 3Mb
as
A 4Mb 1964.J&D
tr 4Mb '33-'41 O (yr)_.F&A
tr 5s 1932-37 (yr)
F&A
tr 5s 1933-38 (yr)
F&A
tr 6s "33-'35 (yr)— J&J 16
.
92
82%
86
65
Gen unif
tr 4Hs 1932-40 (yr)__M&N
70
85
D—M&S
Refund gold 4s 1941
Div 1st 5s 1950
1st M 5s 1944 ser B
J&J
Atl Knox & Nor 1st 5s 1946.-J&D
Atlanta & St Andrews Bay—
Atlantic Coast Line BB—
1st cons 4s July 1 1952
M&S
Ool tr g 4s Oct 1 1952
op.M&N
Conv deb 4s 1939 op 1916M&N
ser
1996
S W
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line—
1st M4«s 1944 ser A
J&J
5%
M&N
60"
Pittsb Lake Erie & W Va—
1st M 5s 1964
M&S fc
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947
A&O
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995.—A&O
Adjustment 4s July 1 1955 Nov
Stamped
.—M&N
8Mb 1929 extd
May 1954
M&S
4Mb 1933
42
Bocky Mt DIv 4s 1965—J&J
Athens Terminal By—
1st g 5s 1937
J&J
75
83
F&A
Trans S L 1st g 4s 1958...J&J
Gal-Ariz 1st & rf 4 Me '62 op M&S
Series B
85
Baltimore & Ohio—
1st M 4s k July 1 1948—A&O
1st M 5s July 1 1948
A&O
5s May
33
49%
Ask.
68~
April 1947
5s Apr 1944
W*
28
34
25
Oonv g 4Mb I960.
F&A
Ref & gen 5s 1995 series A.J&D
Ref & gen 6s 1995 series O.J&D
Bid.
5s June 1945
5s Jan 1946
37
16
87
4s-5s
80
100
J&D
A&O
Oonv g 4s of *09 due 1955 J&D
Oonv g 4s of '05 due 1955. J&D
Oonv g 4s of '10 due I960. J&D
Conv deb 4Mb 1948
J&D
5%
5%
6.50
80
65
gen
M
1949--A&0
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s 1947--A&O
Aus & NW 1st 5s g 1941
J&J
6.50
Augusta Union Stat 4s 1953-J&J
Baft & Harris g 5s 1936
M&N
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938 M&N
82
4s 1942..M&S
& West 4s guar 1998
A&O
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s 1995
Q-J
Eq tr 6s 1932-35 (s-a)..J&J 15
Ark & Mem By Brge & Term—
to
Atl & Yad 1st gu g 4s
Oonv
A1
1st
Bonds.
Boston & Maine (new) 5s Sept *41
106
106
105
101
3
1st M g 5s 1974 series A..M&N
Albany & Susq 3Mb g 1946.A&O
Alleghany Corp—
Coll tr conv 5s 1944
Ooll & conv 5s 1949
Ool & conv 5s 1950
Ask.
Atlantic Coast Line BB (Concl)
Adirondack 1st 4^s 1942 guM&S
Akron & Barb Belt g 4s 1942. J&D
Ak Oant & Youngst—
1st
marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
r
88
RAILROAD BONDS
70
marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
NOTIOB.—-All bona prices are "and Interest" except where
CanadianNW4H« Oct221943- r
Canadian Pacific—
perpetual—J&J
20-yrcoll tr 4H« 1946__„M&8
Coll tr 5a Apr 15 1934
A&O
Coll tr 5s 1954
J&D
S f 4%m Dec 15 1944—J&D15
Coll tr 4%a 1960
j&J
Cons deben 4a
Conv coll tr 6sl942
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1944
J&J
Eq tr 4Ha 1933-1938 a-a—J&D
Eq tr 4Ha 1940-1945 a-a.J&D
Oaro Cent 1st g gu 4a 1949- -J&J
Oaro Clinch & Ohio 5a 1938--J&D
1st cona 6a 1952
ser
A_ J&SD16
Equip 5s 1932-1937 a-a—A&O
Eq 5a 1932-1933 a-a
-J&D
Eq tr 6a 1933-'35 (yrly)-J&J 15
Cart & Adlr 1st 4a 1981
J&D
Oatawlsaa cona g 4a 1948
A&O
Cent Ark & Ea 1st 5s 1940 op J&J
OentrBr Un Pac lat g 4a '48-J&D
Oentral of Georgia—
lat M g 5s Nov 1 1945—F&A
gold 5a 1945—
M&N
Ref&genSHs 1959 aerB.A&O
Ref & gen 5a 1959 aer O—A&O
Eq tr 4Hs '33-'40aer P(yr)M&S
Eq tr 4Hs '33-'40aerQ(yr)M&N
Eq tr 5s 1933-*38 (yrly)—J&D
Chat DIv gold 4a 1951—J&D
Macon & Nor g 5a 1946
J&J
Cona
Mid Ga& Atl lat 5a 1947—J&J
MobileDiv g 5a 1946
J&J
Cent New Eng lat qu 4a 1961 J&J
90
85
74%
80
83
80
81
62
77"
7i %
89 %
European loan 4a 1946.M&S
Cent RR & Bkg 5a 1937
M&N
m
Oentral Vermont Ry—
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 '32-"44 (yr)
Char & Sav gen 7a 1936.
J&J
Charl & W Oar lat 5s 1946—A&O
Chattanooga Sta 4a 1957 gu.J&J
Chesapeake & Ohio—
1st cona g 5s 1939
M&N
General 4Ha gold 1992—M&S
Ref & Impt 4 H a 1993 ser A A&O
Ref & lmpt 43*s '95 ser B J&.l
Eq tr 4%a *32-*40 W (yr)_A&0
Eq tr 5a 33-*38 (yr)
M&S16
Eq tr 5Ha '32-'37 (yrly)-J&D
Eq tr 6a 1933-35 (yrly)_J&J15
Eq 6Ha 1932-*35 (ann)___J&D
Craig Valley lat 5a g 1940-J&J
Potts Creek 4s 1946
J&J
R & A Dlv lat con g 4a '89.J&J
2d
con
g
4a 1989
--.J&J
Warm Spr Val lat 5a g '41.M&8
Chesapeake & Ohio Northern—
lat M 5a 1945 guar
A&O
4a July 1 1949
Chic & East 111 (new co)—
Gen M 5a May 1951
J&J
10%
10%
10%
b
b
7.50
SI*
Income 5a Oct 1982
Chic Grt West lat 4a 1959--M&S
—
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry
Con mtge g 4a 1956 guar.-J&J
Chicago Indianap & Louisville—
Ref M g 6s 1947 aeries A..J&J
Ref M g 5a 1947 aeries B—J&J
Ref M g 4a 1947 aeries O..J&J
lat & gen 5a 1966 aeries A.M&N
lat & gen 6a May '66 aer B J&J
Equip tr 6a '33-'35 (yr)—J&J15
Monon Coal gu 6a '36 opt J&D
Chic Indianapolis & St. Louis—
Short Line 1st 4s 1953—A&O
Chicago Late anore & Eastern—
1st M 4H« 1969 opt 1919. J&D
Chic Memp & Gulf 5a 1940--J&J
13.50
12.50
88
b
12.50
6
12.50
12.50
90
46
Eq 4Ha '32-'42 O (yr)
J
Eq tr 4Ha *32-*45 (s-a)---J<5
Chicago St Loula & N O—
Con g 5a June 16 '51-—J&D
Con g 3Hs June 15'51 J&D.
Mem Div 1st 4a 1951
J4
Ohlc St Paul Minn & Omaha—
40}*
59
24
60
80
90
38
45
44
1JH
12
13.50
13.50
13.50
lat & ref g 5a Dec 1
Inc mtge 5a Dec 1
b
70H
KK*
'
55
1
b
lat gold 5s
5s
9%
9%
9%
^
36
36%
112
70
66
98
Conv
77
783*
81
5a
1952
50
60
945*
50
75
l°ft
Cincinnati Hamilton & DaytonGeneral 5s gold 1942
J&
"4%
2d mtge gold 4H» 1937
Cine Ind & St L Sh Line Ry—
J<S
83
88
4%
79%
69%
80 %
80
68
30
43
695*
35
11.00
95"
Oln Ind & West 1st 5s 1965-M&
60
68
Oln Leb & Nor 4a 1942
74
85
90"
M&
Cine & Musk Val 4a 1948—F&
66.50 to
963*
102H
.
103
105%
100%
91%
4.60
4.60
4.60
4 60
4.60
90
I
1063*
1005*
92%.
91%
4.30%
4.30%
lat cons guar g 4a
70
75
69
62 H
r
64
60
75
5
J&J
36
3%
1
3
J&D
<£. 90
93
75
84
Frem Elk & Mo V 6s 1933. -A&O
alv Houston & Henderson—
*
85
83 %
92"
15
20
6~.75
973*
A&O
lat M 5a 1933
J&J
& Ala 5s Oct 1945--
5
/
23
5 25%
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934
eorgla & Florida RR—
101
&
70
965*
55
90
3
%
/
Ctfs of deposit
94
eorgla Fla & Ala RIt—
1st M & ref 6a 1952-——F&A 1
a Mid lat g 3a 1946
A&O
a RR & Bkg ref 6a 1951—A&O
4a Jan 1 1947
J&J
)
94
a
)fc
86
96 H
f
Cleveland & Pittsburgh-
§6"
45
93
75
92
90
92
50
12
20
10.50
Eq tr 4Ha 1932-1939 a-a.M&N
46H
84"
87 H
87
93
803*
A&O
2d 4a 1936
Cleveland Union Terminals—
67
lat
M 3a
—J&J
1962-
81%
75
)
40
50
58
80
90
2nd 4s Gold Sterling 1955-A&O
lat 4a Feb 25 '39 Alg gu_M&N
88
)
67
73 H
583*
873*
75
lat 4a Feb 15 '42 Alg
84
73
)
83 H
30"
32
9%
643*
,
Eqtr6a 1933-35
Columbia & Port
fyear)__J<!
5
6
Col & Tol 1st g 4a 1955
85
913*
893*
k
65 }*
50
)
97
35
38
J
94
101
473*
46
20
20
26
25%
193*
16
11
85
70
75
34
34H
W
12%
595*
Gen g 3Ha B May 1 1989—J&J
Gen 4Hs May '89 aeries O.J&J
51%.
58%
53
59
60
)
56
61
J
13%
13%
lst
5s
1951.
3
J
J
Deb
4s
1955
Deb 4s 1956 guar
)
J
9%
)
9%
St
)
c
Imp & equip 5s I960-—"
Union 4a 1949
Dayton "
I
I
1
50 %
57
52
57 H
k
66
Sinking fund deb 5a 1933-M&N
15-year 6Ha Mar 1936—M&S
lat & ref 5a May 2037
J&D
lat & ref 4 Ha May 2037—J&D
lot & ref 4%a May 2037C J&D
Conv g 45*a 1949 aer A..M&N
82}*
73%
36%
31%
313*
11%
93 H
58
Gen M 7a 1936 series
79
76H
A—J&J
.J&J
Stmpd (without July 1 1933
475*
Gen M 6H« 1952 aer
Gen M 5a 1973 aer O
49
49
50
265*
26
Western
21H
\\
90
Fruit
Express
6.50
94
96
793*
91H
5.50%
5.25%
6.50
Eq 5s J'ne 15'32-*39 (yr) J&D
Eq tr 4Hs 1932-1940-J&D
reat Northern Ry of Canada—
5.25%
85
opt to 1914.-A&O
Gceenb Ry 1st g gu 4s '40 -M&N
•een Bay & West debt certs A„
79
87
24"
5
Deb ctfs B_-
92
39
6.50
21H
^
)
22
303*
32
J
6 12.50
47
48
J
47
51
t
Guintanamo & Western—
1st M 6s 1958 ser A
9%
82
33 H
-
36"
1
/
2
8/30
)
15
*
27
1st 5s 1950 Series O.
A&O
A&O
20
47
49
45 H
47
Gulf & Ship Island RR—
1st ref & term g 5s Feb '52. J&J
Gulf Termlnel of Mobile—
1st mtge g Is 1957 gu
J&J
Hirl R & Portch—See N Y N
60
40
50
H & Ha rtford.
Valley Ry—
1st cons gold 4Hs 1999---J&J
Eq tr 58 1932-1938 (ann).A&O
Eq tr 5s 1932-1939 (yr)„.J&J
Eq tr 6s '33-'35 (yr)
J&J 15
94
5.50
5.50
6%
96 H
4.75%
4.75%
5%
65
85
J
:
'
20
)
3H
J&J
15
Hocking
Denver & Salt Lake Rylat mtge 6a 1950-
1
63
62 H
6% t
6% t
6% t
Cons 4s 1934
91
31H
32%
233*
Certificates of deposit.
66
J&J
D
J&J
Gen 4Ha 1977 ser E
J&D
Eq tr 4Ha 1932-1939—M&S
Eq tr 4Ha 1932-1940 D (yr)J&J
Eq tr 5a 1932-1938 (yr)-M&8
1st 5 Hs 1950 ser B
Eq tr 4Ha 1932-42 (yr).
Denver & Rio Grande—
?!*
B—J&J
Gen 4H* 1976 ser
5 6
1
99"
65
7%
47 %
coupon)
74
Det R Tun 4%a 1961 gu
52
8.50
lat & ref g 4 3*s '61 opt '41
J
15-yr
Eq '
101H
98%
Great Northern—
7l"
J
23
F&A
1950-J&J
$ July 1 1950--J&J
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 '32-'43 (yr)
Jrays Pt Term g 5a 1947
J&D
6 Ha 1936 series F
frand Trunk West 4a £
90
J
65"
62
Sink fund g deb 7s 1940--A&O
Deb g 6a Sept 1 1936
M&8
5.50%
Delaware & Hudson—
)
54%
64%
Gen M 45*a'87atpdlnctaxM&N
Gen M 4Hs*87 atpd lnc tax M&N
93 H
100H
98%
96%
trand Trunk Ry of Canada—
Connecting Ry (Phila)-
50-yr 5a 1975 series A
F&A
Conv adj 5a Jan 2000
A&O
Gen g 4a A May 1 1989—J&J
13%
13%
7.00
9l"
92%
lat g gu 4a
)
68
895*
Deposit—
k
93 %
gu.M&N
Gen 4a 1962 Can Gov gu__J&J
Colorado & Southern
38
27%
30%
13%
8.50%
rand Trunk Pacific—
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
lat 4a gold guar 1995
M&! 1
46}*
78
35
-
80
)
90
100
1945--J&J
—
I
—
13*
14
A&O
Sou & Fla lat g 5a
Deb 5a 1952.
27 H
M&N
lat M 6a 1946 aer A
Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling—
Cona now lat 5a 1933
Ai
Gen M 5a 1936
J*
11
84 %
70J*
/
6
Olev Oolum Cin & Indianap—
Gen cons gold 6s 1934
J
40
10
4
3%
65
65
I
&
50
80
32
k
25
13%
50
60
68"
Equip to 6s 1932-1935
10H
14"
10%
J&J
Ext at 5H% to 1961
J*
88
100
94
37%
20
53
13 %
84
70"
64 H
80
86
92
90
99
!
r
90 H
84%
93%
86%
95%
J&J
99
82 H
823*
1940--J&J
(May '32 and May 37 coup)- /
ort Dodge Dea Moines & Sou—
lat 5a 1938
J&D f
90
1940-—F&
r
93
7.50%
7.50%
7.50%
98 H
90H
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
J&J
lat cona ref 4 H* '52 opt.. M &N
1st con 4Hs 1982
Olev Cine Ohlc & St Loula—
90
8%
44
9.00
9.00
9.00
onda Johnstown & nioversv—
103H
1033*
Cleveland Akron & Columbus—
80
45
44%
Amended
4.30%
4.30%
4.30%
100
96
55
54
44"
M&N
la So lat g gn 4a 1945
lorida West Sh 5a 1934
98
60
545*
53%
A&O
A&O
Eq 4Ha '33-'41 H (a-a).-M&S
70
1st M 4 %s 2020 ser A
1st M 5s 2020 ser B
-
Eq 4Ha '33-'35 G (a-a)—A&O
5.25%
85
83
50
54
1st cons 5s gold 1943
J&J
lorida East Coast 4Ha '69. J&D
lat & ref 5a 1974
M&8
Certificates of deposit
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
70
90
Gen gu g 3 H« «er B
Series O 1940—
903*
8.50%
65
61
Itchburg 5a Jan 1 1934
J&J
lorida Oentral & Peninsula—
60
lat gold guar 4a 1953
A&
OISL&Clst4ag Aug "36--Q-
Oln N O & Tex Pac Ry—
100
k
J&J
J&J
A. A&O
50
M&:
93 %
4.75
aer
86
85
84
75
55
A&O
Eq tr 6a 1933-35 (year)_J&J15
Eq 4 Ha '32-'41 LL (a-a)—M&S
Eq tr 4%a 1932-43 (s-a)—M&S
Penn coll g 4a Feb 11951-F&A
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
gold
gold 4a 1953
A&O
Series B 1953
Series D 1953Ref & lmpt m 5a 1967
Ref & mtge m 5s 1975
98
75 H
Chicago & Western Indiana—
Conaol gold guar 4a 1952
J&
lat & ref 5Ha 1962 A
M&
Choc & Memph 5s 1949
J&
lat & ref 5a 1965—1
rle—
Prior lien gold 4s 1996
Gen lien gold 4a 1996
103 H
113
97%
85
1950-J&J
A&O
1951-J&J
lat 6a 1910 ext at 4%
Income 5s 2862
1 Paao & R I lat gu 5a
1 Paao & S W RR— i
85
66
I
IIII
22
83
Georgia—
87
18
M&N
-
30
84
..M&N
dmonton, Dunvegan & Brit
Columbia Ry 43*8 1944--A&O
90
1960--M,
23"
22
W*
73
-J&J
Conaol 1st g 5s 1956—
9%
97H
1023*
1935
ast Tenn Va &
11
55 H
9%
9%
42"
1941——J&J
1937
Ry of Minnesota—
Nor Dlv lat g 4a 1948
A&O
astern Tenn & West N C—
16H
51%
9%
11%
101%
astern
13.50
J&J
<5
Eq 4Hs '32-*43 E & F (yr)_J&J
Eq 4Hb '32-'41 G & H(yr)_J&J
Equip tr 6a 1933-35 (yr)_J&J15
Equip tr 5s'32-'40 ser B(yr)F&A
Chicago & North Western—
Gen M 3 Ha g 1987
M&N
Gen M gold 4a 1987
M&N
Stmpd non-pay Fed Inc tax
Gen M 5a *87 atpd lnc tax M&N
Gen g a f 5a Jan 1
60
'60 opt J*
Eq 6a 1933-'35 (ann)
10
1003*
•uluth South Shore & Atlantic—
8%
Chic Terre Haute & Southeast
20
65
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
Gen 4Ha May '89 aer E—J&J
Gen M 4 Ma May '89 aerF.J&J
8%
27 H
b
6.50
7.00
65
100
•uluth Mlaaabe & Northern-
27
b
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
Ask.
lat gold guar 4a 1953
-J&J
>ul & It Range 1st 5a 1937-A&0
27
863*
M&N
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
lat conaol 6a gold 1934-- -A&O
Chicago & Erie 5a lat g '82-M&N
8%
8%
8%
8%
263*
16%
123*
6.60
Bid.
Bonds.
•utcheaaOo RR 4 Ha 1940- J&D
92
Chicago & Alton RR—
Refunding g Ha 1949
A&O / 44 H
Equip trust 6s Jan 15 '32-'35
(yearly)
J&J15 b 10%
Chicago Burlington & Qulncy—
89 H
Gen M 4a 1958.
M&S
lat & ref 4Ha aer B 1977-F&A
83%
lat & ref g 5a 1971 aer A..F&A
Illinois Dlv 3 Ha '49 op '29 J&J
10%
88
Oentral Pacific—
1st ref 4s g guar 1949
F&A
lat g guar 4a Oct 11954—A&O
Guar g 5a 1960
...F&A
10%
>5
ib
6.50%
6.50%
Conaol
Eq tr 6s '34-'35 (yrly)—J&J15
Eq tr 4Ha 1932-'41 (yr)-F&A
10%
16
Eq 6s Jan 15 '33-'35
Eq 6H» 1933-36 aer
Eq 6Ha 1932-36 K
Eq4Hs'32-'42 (yr.)
Ohlc R 1 & Pac Ry—
90
f.&
Atk.
Chic & North Western (ConcIJ—
tb
-
675*
83}*
•
67 %
Oentral of New Jersey—
Gen M (now lat) g 5a 1987 J&J
Gen M 4a 1987
J&J
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds
57
25"
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
lat 5a Mar 1 1964
6 Basis.
n
Nominal,
*
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
r
Canadian price
s
Sale price.
/This price includes accrued int.
k Last sale.
I In London,
m Dollar per
500 francs per £20.
JUNE, 1933.]
RAILROAD
NOTICE.—All bond prioss
Bonds.
Bid.
ore Mand interest" except
Ask.
1st lien g 5s 1937
Hudson & Manhattan—
1st gold 5s 1957
Bonds
71
79 M
55
65
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975 M&S
82
89%
Litchfield & Mad 1st 5s '34.M&N
Little Miami guar 4s 1962.-M&N
85
Bid.
70
Eq 6%b 1933-'36 (year).-F&A
Eq tr 6s '33-'35 (year)..J&J15
3d 7s ext to July 1938 at
4%
M&N
Mob & Blrm pr lien 5s 1945. -J&J
Little Rock & Hot
Ask.
86
Spr West Ry—
85M
1st gold 4s 1939 guar
J&J
Long Dock 6s con g 1935—-A&O
44
83 %
Long Island—Unified g 4s'49M&S
Refunding g gu 4s 1949—.M&8
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938
J&D
Debenture gold 5s 1934—J&D
Debenture gold 5s 1937.M&N
Equip tr 5s 1932-39 (yr)..A&0
Equiptr6sl932 (yr)
F&A
L 1 City & F con 5s 1937...M&N
Los Angeles Un Term 6s '41-M&N
m%
1st gold 3 Ms 1951
53*
8i %
J&J
3-year notes 4M® 1934
J&D
Main L est 1st k 3Mb 51-A&C
s
£4s gold of 1952
£4s gold of 1963
I
I
....
Coll crust gold 4s 1952
A&O
Col tr L N O & T g 4s '53-M&N
67%
45
85
58
.73
Refmtge 5s 1955
76%
Ref
69
g
—M&N
4s 1955 opt 1918. M&N
Pur lines 1st g 3Ms 1952-J&J
Jt 1st ref M (10 & OSL&
N O) 5s 1963 ser A
J&D
Ser B 5s(£100 & £200)*63J&D
Series O 4Mb 1963
J&D
Gold 6Ms July 1 1936— -J&J
40-year 4%a Aug 1 1966—F&A
Eq tr 4Mb 1932-1939 K..F&A
Eq tr 4Mb 1932-1940 L—A&O
Eqtr 4Ms'32-'41 M (s-a)_M&N
Eq tr 4Mb 1932-41 Ser N.A&O
Eq tr 4Mb '32-'36 (yr) O..J&J
Eq tr 5s 1932-38 ser J
M&N
Eq tr 6s '33-35 (year)..J&J 15
Equip 6 Ms 1 933-1934 (yr). F&A
Equip 7s 1932-1935
A&O
Cairo Bridge 4s g 1950—J&D
LItch Dlv 1st g 3s 1051—J&J
Loulsv Dlv 3Ms g 1953—J&J
Omaha Dlv 1st 3s g 1951—F&A
St Louis Dlv 3Ms g 1951—J&J
St Louis Dlv 3s g 1951
J&J
Sp'fleld Dlv
ext 3M» 1951 J&J
Western lines g 4s 1951
F&A
Id Blm & W ext 4s 1940
A&O
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
Genl mtge 4s 1957
...J&J
Gen mtge 4Kb 1957
J&J
Ind 111 & la 1st g 4s 1950
J&J
65M
If 60
60M
M&S
Ha 1935 J&J
Ref & ext 5s series A 1967.. J&J
Ref & ext 6s series B 1967—J&J
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield—
1st r 4s 1959 guar
J&D
Joplin Union Depot Co—
ist g 4M» 1940
_
guar on
.M&N
Kalamazoo & So Hav 5s '39 M&N
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon RR
1st gold 5s 1940
—J&J
^
Kauawna Br
& Ter 5s 1948-. A&u
Kana & Micb 1st 4s 1990—A&O
Eq tr 6s 1933-35 (yr)...J&J 15
Kanawha & W Va 5s 1955—J&J
Kan City Ft Scott &
Ref
4s
193fi
guar
A&O
Income 5s Mar 1934
Assented
2d mtge 3s 1980
61%
86
58%
65
74
71
65
H
^
36
w*
30
30
Eq tr 6s 1933-35 (year).. J&J15
(year) M&S
Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
J&J
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
1st M 5s 1978
12%
a*
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M 4Mb 1961
(sterling)_J&J
accrint at exchrate 4.8665
Stmpdaccrint
at rate 4.8665
Lehigh & New England—
1st M gold 5s 1945
J&J
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954....J&J
Ssjseries B 1954
J&J
Con M 6s ann lrred
Con M 4Mb ann lrred
Gen
J&D
J&D
gold 4s 2003
M&N
gold 4 Ms 2003... M&N
gold 5s 2003
.M&N
cons
Gen
con
Gen
con
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York
1st 4Mb
gold 1940
J&J
Lehigh Vail Term 5s 1941... A&O
83
35
45
83
Ind_1957J&JlO
54""
Mlddletown & Unionville—
1st M 6s 1933
M&N
2d M adj inc 6s 1933
Midi RR 4% franc bonds
(Foreign series) 1960
Midland
N
of
J
1st
5% to 1940..
Adj M Apr 1 *53
qo
Milwaukee
&
Cons
to
Mil
55%
34%
36M
55
62
6s
1913 ext
1934 (1884)
at
48
52
72
6.25%
91%
91%
63%
78%
65%
68%
1st consol gold 5sl934
Certificates of deposit
1st
ser
cons
1st
cons
80
75
80
67%
77
50
58%
76%
78%
1st Ch Ter
87
87
A.Q-F
J!
1%
39
28
45
J&J
16
J&J
M&S
58
f 4s
'41op'16.M&N
g
45
49
50
55
53%
59%
71%
79
91
Conv g 5%b 1949 ser A—M&N
77
5%
2%
21
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A..A&O
Mo Kan & Tex (old company)—
1st gold 4s 1990
J&D
Eq tr 6s 1933-*35 (year)_J&J15
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A
F&A
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F
M&S
1st & ref 5s 1978 ser G...M&N
1st & ref 58 1980 ser H—A&O
1st & ref 5s 1981 ser I
F&A
96
,
4%
2%
43
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B
J&J
Prior lien 4Mb 1978 ser D.J&J
85
59%
15
/
5s 1949...J&J
Mo-Ill RR 5s 1959—
J&J
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A
J&J
102
86
69
48%
40
17%
14%
14%
5 14%
b 14%
20
b
10%
10%
b
10
10
82
66%
22%
82
IS*
67
IVA
70
70
71%
55%
27%
55
84
7.00
.
.
.
84
5.50
ir
I In London,
m
2
2
1%
2%
1%
2
83
98"
102
77
66 K
60
85
56%
70
70
20
59
18
25
25
13.50
85%
M&N
A&O
New York Central & Hud Rlv—
1 1997
J&J
Eq tr 6s '33- 35 (year)__J&J15
NYC L eq 5s '32-'37 (yr)_J&D
NYC L eq 5s 32-'39 (yr)_J&D
NYC L eq 4Mb ,32-,37(yr)M&S
NYC Lines eq 4 %b Mar 15 1932
to
(yearly)
M&N15
NYC RR eq 4Ms *36-'32..J&J
NYC RR eq 4%a ,32-'45.M&N
N Y O & St L 1st g 4s 1937. .A&O
3-yr 6% g notes Oct 1 '35A&0
Ref 5%b 1974 ser A
A&O
Ref 4Ks 1978 ser O
M&S
Equip tr 4Ms 1932-*44 (yr) F&A
Equip tr 5s 1932-*38 (yr)—F&A
6%
6%
to
to
1939 (year)
M&815
NYC Lines eq 4 Ms '33-*35 J&J
NYC Lines eq 4Ms '32-*40
6%
6%
to
.50% to 6%
.50% to 6%
.50% to 6%
llh/*
80
28
29%
32
35
30
30%
6%
6%
6 50
6.50
New York Connecting RR—
1st M 4%» 1953 series A—F&A
1st guar 5s 1953 series B
F&A
New York & Erie RR—
1st 4s ext g 1947
M&N
N Y & Gr Lake gu g 5s 1946.M&N
N Y & Har 1st g 3%b 2000—M&N
N Y Lack & Western—
1st & ref 4%b 1973 ser B—M&N
N Y & L Br
gen 4s 1941
M&S
NY & NE Bos Ter 4s 1939—A&O
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
Deb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv—J&J15
Deb 4s May 11957
M&N
Deb
Deb
Deb
Deb
Deb
Deb
4s July 1 *55 non-conv J&J
4s 1956 non-conv
M&N
4s 1947 non-conv
M&8
33
32
33*
98
76
34%
85
65
80
76
81
52%
58
60
i
56
60*
Equip tr 4 Ms Sept 15 1932 to
32%
33
Mar 15 1945 (s-a)._M&S 16
4 Hs *32-,46(yr).J&J
Harl Rlv & Pt Ohes 4s *54 M&N
9}
60
k Last sale.
p
1
A&O
32
33%
32%
11
f This price Includes accrued Interest,
1st gold 5s 1935.
New York Central RR—•
Conv deb 6s 1935
3 Ms March 1947
M&S
3%b 1954 non-conv—A&O
3M* 1956 conv.—
J&J
15-year secured 6s 1940
A&O
1st & ref 4 Ms 1967
J&D
IVi
Equip trust 5s 1933-'40(yr)M&S
Eq tr 4Mb *32-*44 P (yr)-M&N
22%
CentTermRy—
s
Mississippi Cent
80
93
73
41
47%
M&N
25-year 5%b 1949
Eq tr 4s '32-'38 s-a_— J&D15
Eq tr 4Mb 1932-36 (s-a)_M&N
Eq tr 5s 1932-'33 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 6s 1932-*35 (year)..M&S
MStP&SS M &
$
L S coll tr g 3%a 1998
F&A
M O coll tr g 3%b 1998._.F&A
J&J
2d M gold 4s guar
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
1st ref 5%b 1978 ser B
Eq trust 4Mb 1932-'42
A&O
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 4%a 1945 guar___J&J
New York Bklyn & Manh Beach
15
J&J
1949._.J&J
gold 5s 1938
5s 1938 gu lnt
9
1%
1%
Eq tr 7s '32-'35 (year)__A&015
J.J
refdg gold 4s 1949....M&S
Ref & ext 5s Feb "62
8%
27%
24%
65
4J
Certificates of deposit
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
1st cons gold 4s 1938......J&J
75
62"
10
Minneapolis & St Louis—
1st 7s '27 ext at 6% 1932..J&D
6.25%
7.25
J&J
50
Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&S
73
75%
78
71
84
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953.—J&J
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
Non-cum lnc 5s *35 ser A..A&0
1st 5s 1954 series B
A&O
Ref g 3Ms July
(1880)..J&D
71
72
61
Deb g 4s '34 tax-exempt.M&N
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt. .J&J
Ref & ref 4 josser A 2013—A&O
Mil&State Line lst3Msl94J_J&J
85
66
67
72
7.25
perpetual™_J&J
Consol g 5s July 1 1945
J&J
N Hav & North 4s 1956 gu—J&D
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
F&A
Ref & impt 5s 2013 O
J&D
1910
A&O
Northern—
1st ext 4Mb 1934
98
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A..F&A
Ref & Impt 4%b 2013 A
A&O
40
M&N
A....Sept
ser
84
40
A&O
6s
Midland Valley—5s 1943
5.50%
88
79"
64%
61
—
46
ext at
53
—
M&S
89
29
58
1st M 5Ma 1954 series A..A&O
1st 5s 1956 series O
F&A
1st M 4Mb 1956 series D_ .F&A
89
50
45
C. J&J
1st g 4s Jol & N
90
72
f 4Mb 1955.-
Extended at 5% 1940
M&N
Ref & Impt 4 %a '52 ser A.. J&J
86
1st g 3Ms J L & Sag 1951.M&S
1st gold 3 Ms 1952
M&N
96
85"
35
1st 5s Kal &S H 1939
M&N
1st mtge M Air L 4s 1940.-J&J
83
7.00
99
f
98
79*
78
s
1st coll trg 5s Oct 11947.. A&O
lat & con & coll tr g 5s 1951 A&O
New Orl Gt Nor 1st 5s *55-.F&A
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915.
70
ser
69%
55
95
A&O
1st M
51
45
Asst (cash warr & coup)
75
20
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
M&N
New Brunsw 1st g 5s 1934.—F&A
Cons deb 4s
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940—J&J
New Mexico Ry & Coal Co—
Secured 5%b 1932-1956—J&D
b Basis,
70
101
96%
M&S /
55
60
National Transc Branch Lines Co
54
10Vs
1%
79%
J&D
72
76%
50
Eq tr 4Kb 1932-42 (yr)„A&O b
5.50%
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term R
1st mtge 5s 1954—
Lehigh Valley—
1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948
62
30
62
49%
Michigan Central—
Ref & Impt 4%b 1979
65%
..
..
Plain 1961
J&J
Lake Erie & West 1st 5s *37..J&J
2d gold 5s July 1 1941
J&J
Lake 8hore & Mich South—
Con g ref 3Ms 1997.
J&D
89"
80%
75
75
55
6% g notes *15 ext to *33--J&D
6% g notes £ *15 ext to *33-J&D
Nat RR of Mex p 1 g 4 %a '26 J&J
1st cons gold 4s 1951
A&O
51
35
70
72
80
95
40
F&A
95"
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
Prior lien 4 %b 1947
1st con gold 4s 1977
44 %
92%
A
51
50
62M
ser
92
53
12%
14%
iP
Prior lien g 4Mb s f 1957—J&J
Gen mtge 4s 1977
.A&O
ManitowGB&NW3 Ms'41
J&J
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s '51-M&S
Memphis Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5e Nov 1 1959..M&N
Meridian Term 4s '55 guar.M&N
Mexican International—
9%
45M
1st M 4s 1978
Eq tr4Ma 1932-'37 (year).A&O
Nash F & S 1st gu g 5s 1937..F&A
National Rys of Mexico—
50
41%
ilH
Constr»n4M» 1955 ser B.M&N
Nashville Chattanooga & St L—
78%
Philippine Govt gu
M&N
Sinking fund g 7s 1937..M&N
37
40M
1st mtge 5s 1935
J&J
Morris & Essex 3%a 2000— -J&D
Constr'n 5a 1955 ser A...M&N
48
1st
J&J
5%
50
95
46
35"
60
17%
25
J&D
4M? 1935
90
M&S
J&D
Manila RR Sou Lines 4s'39.M&N
4s 1939 ext to 1959
—.
92
13.50
J&J
J&D
1st & ref
91
J&J
77
45
M&S
1st & ref 5s Dec 1935
1st & ref 6s Dec 1935.
65
Eq tr 5Ms 1932-38
6%
Manitoba S W Col 5s 1934—J&D
75
Kansas City Terminal
99%
4.75%
4.75%
5.50
Maine Central—
75
81
M&«
M&S
SI*
78%
gold 4s, 1952
J&J
L & N Term 1st g 4s '52
gu J&D
Macon Dub & Sav 5s 1947.-J&J
Macon Terminal 5s 1965
J&J
Mahon O RR 1st 5s 1934
J&J
53
Sept 1
Kan City Sou—1st
g 39 1950 A&O
Ref & Impt 5s Apr I 1950. _J&J
_
88
5.50
6s 1937
Montour RR
93%
A-0
A&O
g
58
1st 5« 1963—F&A
Morgantown & Klngwood—
85
11*
Mob & Mont 4Mb 1945..M&S
Southern Ry joint Monon coll
52%
K C Mem & Bir
4s 1934
1st guar gold 5s 1937
Mont Wyo & So 5s 1939
93%
Memphis—
er
Certificates of deposit.
Gen 6s 1955
Mont Cent 1st
J&J
58
M&S
82
100 %
Atl K & Cln Dlv 4s 1955..M&N
Pad & Mem Dlv 1st 4s '46.F&A
S E & St L Dlv 6s 1971-M&S
57%
Secured 5s 1938
Eq 4%b *33^41 O (yr)_.J&J15
Eq tr 5s 1932-'38 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1933-'39 (year)...J&J
Montgom Dlv g 5s 1947--F&A
Moh & Mai 4s 1991
.M&S
Consol gold 3%b 2002
M&S
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955..A&0
49
M&N
5s 1941
if
Mob & Ohio, gen 4s 1938. ..M&S
Ref & impt 4Mb 1977
M&S
20
70
70
64
35"
16
Eq tr 4%b 1932-37 (year)_J&D
Equip 6Ms 1933-36 (year) M&S
Eq tr 6s 33-'35 (yr)
J&J15
J&D
Jacksonville Terminal—
100
Bridge
1st & ref 5Ms 2003 ser A—A&O
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B
A&O
1st & ref 4Mb 2003 ser O—A&O
?!
31
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938
Certificates of deposit
1st & refg 4s 1951
la Minn & N W 1st 3
4.75
Unified gold 4s 1940
58
Indianap & Lou 1st 4s 1956—J&J
internat-Great North Ry—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A..J&J
Adj M 6s July 1952 ser A-April
1st col tr 6% notes 1941-M&N
6% notes 1936
1st 1& ref 6Hs 1947
F&A
5.25
if*
50-year gold 5s 1937
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
88
88
J&J
J&J
93%
4.75 ~
Vk*
70
60
J&J
79
J&J
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945—M&S
Louisville & Nashville—
86 %
Gen & refg 5s 1965 ser A—J&J
Series B
1st M 58 1956 series B
1st M 58 1956 ser C.
99%
Ask.
w*
60
55
Gen M g 4s 1945
Small
48
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
Louisville & Jeffersonvllle
/
Indianapolis Union—
Eq tr 4Mb 1932-42 (yr)__A&U
Internat Rys (Central
America)—
1st M 5s 1972
opt—
M&N
96
Bid.
Small
90%
89%
96%
89
Louslana & North Western—
1st M gold 5s 1935
A&O /
Louisvhie Henderson & St Louis—
50
48
100
93
Louisiana & Arkansas—
1st M 5s 1969
*58M
Bonds
90
J&J
opt..
F&A
Adj lnc up'to 5% Feb *57.A&O
1st M 4Mb1957 conv
F&A
Illinois Central—1st g 4s *51-J&J
_
71
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945—M&S
Lex & East 1st 5s 1965
A&O
Holldaysburg
Bedford & Cumb
1st M g 4s 1951 guar..
J&J
Housatonic con 5s 1937
M&N
Houston Belt & Term 5s '37-J&J
Houston & Texas Central—
BONDS
where marked "f" and lnoome and defaulted bonde.
60
Eqpt. tr
53
79%
83"
70%
72
.75%
5.50%
5.50%
'Z§%
88
70
Dollars per 1,000 franc bond,
a
Nominal,
s
54
55
Sale price
60
1
BONDS
RAILROAD
73
80T10B.
—
'and interest
All bond prices u«
Bid
Bonds
wbtti marked "f
exo«pt
Bid.
Bonds
Atk.
ft*
60
Gen M g 4b 1955 red
J&D
N Y Pa & O p 1 4M« 1935-M&S
1
1st p 4s 1937 s f opt gu—
Pitts Bessemer & Lake Erie—
235*
73
70
77
do
Ser B
87
do
69
985*
99
97 m
Ser O 1942
66
99
1
-
85
I
)
1947
90"
80
do
Stock trust ctfi 4i 1948
N Y Prov & Bob 4a 1942
1993
A&O
N Y Short Line 1st 4s 1957-F&A
N Y Suaq A Western—
1st refunding 5b 1937
J&J
2d mtge 4Ms 1937
F&A
Gen mtge 5* g 1940
-F&A
Term 1st g 5b 1943
M&N
N Y Westchester & Bos By—
1st M g 4Ms 1946 guar
J&J
Nord By s f 65*s 1950
A&O
Norfolk & Oar 5s 1939
A&O
N
Y A Put lit 4b g
1942
)
45 M
47 M
33
do
do
4s
35"
37 5*
do
Ser
4s
ser
H
ser
90
1960
1963
1
1 fc
G 1957.
r
do
90
52
103
525*
105m
B.
88
Ms 1977 ser
85
Gen M 5s 1975
Gen M 4
ser
15M
/
83""
\rA
N & W Pocahontas 4s '41.J&D
M&N b
A&O b
J&J b
Northern Central—
Gen & ref 5a 1974
1025*
98M
985*
96
4.50
4.50
Pitts Shaw & N—1st g 6s
1035*
985*
Gold 4s Feb 1 1952
1927—
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—
1st s f g 5s 1959
P S & L E 1st g 5s
4
'4
6% receivers* ctfs
Norfolk & Western
Impt & exten 6b 1934
F&A
N & W By 1st con 4s '96.-A&O
Dlv 1st lien & gen g 4s July 1
1944 opt Jan 1 1929
J&J
r
7m
88
if
if
1
15
)
50
98
4%
1st g guar s f 5s 1942
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s 1943
40
65
r
f
54
54
54
>
)
)
Gen & ref g 4 Ms ser A*74_ M&S
Nor Maine Seaport 6s 1935-A&C
Nor Ohio 1st gu 5s g 1945—A&O
78
92
95
1st gen 4s
19
22
1st M 5s 1962 series B—
Q-J
Q-F
Bef & Imp 4Mb 2047 ser A. J&J
Bef & Imp 6s 2047 ser B—J&J
Bef & Imp 5b 2047 ser O—_J&J
Bef & Imp 5a 2047 ser D
J&J
Eq tr 4Ms 1932 (yr) F&A15 b
Eq tr 4 Ms 1932*40 (yr)M&S15 b
No By of Cal 5s g gu 1938.-A&O
North Penna ext'd 4s 1936—M&N
Gen g 3 3-10s 1953
J&J
85
595*
60
72
84m
O Ind & W g 5s
Apr 1938
78
r
85
42
55
79
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line—
[
I
91
Reading Company—
79"
)
J
84
J&D
82
1st m 4Mb 1950series O—-J&J
95
Que deb gu 5s perp___ J&D
i 107
6%capital stock
Gen & ref 4Ms
1997
B.
ser
90
1015*
103 m
g gu
1st M
a
F&A f
f 6Ms 1948-
Oardelet Br 1st 4Mb 1938-A&O
Paducah & 111 1st 4 Ms 1955.J&J
Paris-Orleans extl 5Ms 1968 M&S
3
92 h
r
103
to
1956
—..J&D h
Paulista By 1st 7s '42serA M&S15
&
Rensselaer
Gutr ctfs g3Ms 1941
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Ms 1942
M&N
M&S
F&A
J&D
J&D
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Ms 1944
Sec g 45*s 1963
M&N
Pa&NYOanal con 5s 1939—A&0
8
g
1941--M&]
12
r
90
7%
78
J
97
)
89
355*
105"
)
43
'<
3
75"
82 M
j
78 h
88
90
Rutland con45*s 1941---—J& J
St Clair Mad & St Louis Belt—
83
M&N
J
102m
86 M
98
95
5
60
75
74 %
4.40%
4.40%
3
60
60
75
75
J
IP
17
1
Louis
St
iiS
it*
Southwestern—
2d g Inc 4s Nov 1989— .
1st term & unif 5s 1952.
J
625*
38
445*
415*
1
Gen & ref 5s ser A 1990.
j
31
34
Eq tr 5 Ms 1932-1939 (s-a
Equip tr 4Ms 1932-1945.
4.40%
62 5*
3
1st g 4« 1989
65*
It*
—
*
b 12.50
J b 12.50
65
46
8.50%
8.50%
St Paul & Duluth—
\
75
45
455*
90
96
j
965*
90
96
j
98
82 m
97 5*
85
j
965*
99
)
78
95
i
III
50
Eq tr 6s '33-'35 (yr)
J&J 15
Perkiomen 1st 5s '18 ext to '38Q-J
12.00
j
63
Gen 5s 1974 series B_
F&A
Gen M 4Ms 1977 ser O—_J&J
& N Y 3s 1942.-A&O
185*
3
59
<
Ph a & Bait Cent 4s 1951-M««
Phila Bait & Wash 4s 1943-M&N
19
-
18
165*
16M
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B..J&J
1st 4Mb 1980 ser O
_.M&8
2d 5s 1918 ext to 1938
185*
17
j
86 M
80 H
80
WA
St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
103 m
795*
102 M
86 M
Peoria Ry Ter 4s '37 gu op„-J&J
Pere Marquette Ry—
„
68
*505*
50
I
94
„
1st g 6s July 1956 Ser A..J&J
645*
St Louis Iron Mt & Sou—
93
„
,
90"
I
1
J&J i 85
74
A&O
Eq tr 5s 1933-38 (yr)
M&S 64.75%
Gen equip 5s 1932-39 (yr) A&O 64.75%
EqtrlMs 1932-39 (yr)—A&O 64.75%
Peor & East cons 4s 1940—A&O
53 m
5 5*
2d cons inc 4s 1990
Apr 1
Peoria & Pekin Union Ry—
let g 5Ms 1974 series A—F&A
55
)
Con M 3Ms g £ 1945
Deb 4 Ms 1970
„
3
88
96m
96m
96
275*
54"
53
36
81
J
St J
86
50
44
47
J
87
I*
Rock Island-Frisco Term Ry—
73
78
F
515*
26
),
84
63"
f
f
46
40 m
75
99"
Richmond-Washington Co—
89"
F&A
5.75%
85"
80
15-yr 6 Ms Feb 1 1936
40-yr 5s 1964
96"
101m
38
)
103 m
87 5*
86 5*
Phila & Reading BR—See "Readi ng Co"
55
9%
*47-_
St P & K O Sh 4 M« 1941—1
St Paul Minn & Manitoba—
St Paul East Gr Tr 4M«
1st
St
cons
Paul
red to 4Ms g 1933.
Union
k
J
455*
985*
985*
975*
86
745*
Depot—
J
Salt Lake City Un Dep
975*
98 m
f Th'8 Price Includes accrued Interest,
102
15
1st gu 6s 1935
/
series A—F&A
deposit———, /
Certificates of
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B--—F&A
Certificates of deposit.-----
/
Lewlsb g—
July 1 1925 ext at
5
5M
"4M
5% to July 11945-—-J&J
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s 55 gU—F&A
Sioux City & Pac 3M" 1936--F&A
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s 55-J&J
1st M 4s July 2 1950------J&J
*
5s 1936.F&A
5s 1963— -- A&O
So Pac Coast 1st g 4s 1937—J&J
Southern 111 & Mo Bridge Go—
Gen
cons gu g
1st M g 4s 1951----—-—M&N
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951--F&A
So Pacific Branch L 1st 6s
37 A&O
_
49 J&D
Lines) A
mac J
.
-M&S
M&N
-m&N
Equip 7s 1932-1935 (yr) J&D
Equip 5s 1932-1939 (yr)-M&N
40-year 4M« 1968—
50-year 4Ms 1981
4Mb 1969 with war
Equip tr 5s 1932-38 (yT)-J&®
Eq tr 4M» 1932-40 (yr)--_J&D
Eq tr 4M" '32-*41 (yr)
J&D
Pacific Fruit Express equip 7s
(yr)--J&D
Eq 5s '33-89 O (yr)
M&S
Eq 5s *32-'41 D (yr)._.- A&O
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 5Ms 1949
A&O
June 1 1932-1935
1st con g 5s gu 1937-- --M&N
1st ref g 4s 1955 op 1910--J&J
Railway—
gold 5s 1994— - J&J
Develop & gen M g; 4s 56-A&O
Develop & gen 6s 1956. --A&O
Develop & gen 6Ms 1956-A&O
Eq tr 6s *33-*35 (yr)---J&J 15
Eq tr 5s 1932-39 (s-a)—-M&S
99
100 X
40
46
30
30
/
10
95 M
80M
88
47
50
48
,
51
97
54m
58
68
68 M
77 m
84
57 m
56m
57 m
57 m
57 m
5.75
5.75
5.75
§z°
§z°
5.75
5.75
5.00
5.00
5.00
79
58 m
5%
5%
5%
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
82
99
74
75
80 M
50
82 H
_
(^|) A&O
1938 M&S
Eqtr 4mb Oct 32-*39
66
13.50
12%
12%
75
lien 5s
58
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996----J&J
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
L & N So joint g 4s—See L & N
47
Mobile & O coll tr 4s 38-M&S
35
Spartanburg Un Col 4s 95.-J&J
20
SpoK Internat 1st g 5s 1955-J&J
Staten Isl Ry 4M»
1?43--—-J&D
34"
Stephenv N&S Tex 5a 40 op_J&J
10
Suffolk & Oar con 5s 1952—-J&J
Sun & Lewis 1st g 4s 1936.---J&J
Sunbury Hazleton & W-B—98
2d mtge inc 6s 1938 coup-M&N
Susquehanna Bloomsburg &
85
Berwick RR 5s 1952
Tampa & Gulf Coast—
2m
1st g 5s 1953
—A&O /
32m
Tampa North 1st 5s 36 op_J&J
Tennessee Central Ry —
33 m
1st m 6s 1947 s«r A.. —-A&O
Term RR Assu (St Louis)—
99 h
1st gold 4H* 1939 --—A&O
97 h
1st consol gold 5s 1944—-F&A
79 m
Gen ref s f g 4s 53; op 10—J&J
82
Terre Haute & Peor 5s 1942-M&S
Texarkana & Ft Smith
73 m
1st m 5 M« 1950
guar --F&A
46
Texas City Term 6s 1941-J&J26
Texas & N O con 5« 1943—- J& J
94"
Texas & Pac 1st 5s 2000-—-J&D
2nd inc g 5s Dec 2000-——Alar f
66 m
Gen & ref 5s 1977 ser B.—A&O
67 m
Gen & ref 5s 1979 ser O—A&O
69
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D--J&D
Eq tr 5s 1932-1939 —
M&N b 8.50
8.50
Eq tr 4 Ms 1933-42 (yr)—A&O b
8.50
Eq_tr 4 Ms 1933-43 (yr) — F&A b
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—•
62
1st M g 5Ms 1964—---/-M&S
70
Tol Can Sou & D 1st 4s 56--J&J
86 m
To I & Ohio Gent 1st 5s 1935-J&J
West Dlv 1st 5s g 1935—-A&O
Gen gold 5s 1935
---J&D
7".50
Eq tr 6s 1933-1935 (yr).J&J15( b
Toledo Peoria & Western RB-"
43
lstm. 6s 1952
J&J
Toledo St Louis & Western—
60
1st gold 4s Apr 1 1950—-A&O
75
Tol Term 1st 4 M« *57 gu—-M&N
TolWalb Valley & Ohio-—
1st g gu 4 M« 1933 ser B—-J&J k 100 M
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O
M&S
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
56
1st gold 4s June 1 1946—-J&D
55
Consol m 4mb 1966 ser A—F&A
B Tenn reorg
505*
65 X
70'"
9%
9%
9%
90
81
61M
475*
30"
36m
100
5
50
100
82
86
75
52
97"
70"
69
71
7%
7%
7%
92
93"
89
84 m
6%
46
605*
80
84
65
103
)
J?,?3,8/8-
59
)
*
60
60
60
85
J
liability impaired by maturity.
45
& RR—
1
San Fran & San
60""
1st consol
Richmond & Mecklenburg—
85
84
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
J&D
Gen m 45*s 1981 ser D—A&O
4.50%
90
84
69
W
8M
45
45
Southern Pacific RR Cal—
90
Saratoga—
bds May 1
80
72
A&O
Pennsylvania RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943
M&M
do
4s gold 1948
M&N
do
4s gold 1948 sterling
stamped dollar bond
do
4Hag I960F&A
Gen g 4Mb 1965
J&D
78
Rich Fredericks b & Potomac—
77 m
Cons mtge 4s 1939
A&O
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
1st & ref 4M" 1977 ser A—A&O
Cons mtge 4M« 1939
85"
755*
83 m
86 m
5.25
56
845*
Pennsylvania Company—
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
Gu tr ctfs g 3Ms 1937
12"
)
84 m
77S
f, §*
Ry—
Southern
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
red
25
8
25
75
93
945*
1005*
)
Pacific Coast Co—See Mlsc Bonds
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938—F&A
2d ext 5s gold 1938J&J
b
j
6%
4s *61 opt--J&J
I
68"
100
117
Oregon-Wash BR & Nav—
!■£ & ref*
/
if
I
85
Ont &
_
75
60
)
26
70
73
85
35
23
73
7
7m
_
Florida
1st
4M»
(Oregon
1977
Conv g 5Vi934l--
73
72
*3M
♦/
/
Coll tr 4s (O P) Aug x
70
77
Portsmouth Great Falls &
94""
2
*/12
„
71
72
80
1
~5%
1st
Seab-All
71
65
Q-J
Ore KK & Nay cons 4s 1946-J&D
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946--J&J
1st cons guar 5s 1946
J&J
■mmmmrn
68
68
1
18M
/
Eq
Southern Pacific Co—
L
lst M 6s 1953 series B.
65
_
mm mm mm
----
)
F&A
1st M 5Ms 1944
1st M 5s 1945 series B
925*
)
Port Arthur Canal & Dock-
5%
18
*/16
/ 15
S & N Ala cons M g
595*
O—
75
845*
76 M
76M
6%
6%
94
South Bound RR
85
series A 1948-_
1st gen 5s 1974 series
1st 4M* 1977 ser D
Northwestern Terminal BB—
Ohio Biv BR—1st g 5s 1936. J&D
Gen gold 5s 1937A&O
Old Colony BR 4s 1938
J&J
*
Pitts Young & Ash—
3
1st M 5s 1977
f
Norwich & Wor—4Ms 1947.M&S
Ogd & L Oh 1st g gu 4s 1948.J&J
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943---M&S
45
West Va Ry—
4.50
94
Northern Pacific—
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
92
1950-A&O */16
Stamped
Ctfs of dep stamped.----A&O
AdJ mtge 6s Oct 1 1949--F&A
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt- —A&O
Certificates of deposit-----1st & cons 6s 1945 ser A—M&S
Certificates of deposit..-—
5% secured notes 1931--*&a
Equip tr 6s (s-a) 1932-37-F&A
Eq tr 5M« 1932 (■-»)---AAO
Eq tr 5s 1933-1940 (Va)--J&J
2d 6s gold
k 100
Pitts &
Seab Air Line 1st g 4s
100
Shamokin Sunbury &
> k 100
1940
A. —M&S
ser
4
25
Pittsb Term RR & Coal—
99
P
SclotoVaf&N1:IVtV1989
Atl
7.25 •5.75%
985*
1005*
)b
6
92 m
99
Pitts & Lake Erie
85
*
let gen g 5s 1954 opt
J&J
Norfolk Ter 1st gu 4b 1961—M&N
Eq tr 45*s 1932 (yr)
Eq tr 4Mb 1932 (yr)
Eq tr 4 >4a 1933-f35
92
92
{
-
Norfolk Southern—
1st & ref g 5s *61 opt '15—F&A
Norf & South 1st 5s 1941.M&N
965*
85
90
90
i
do
61
100
90
do
80
95
100
>
Cons gold 5s
85
M&N
J&D
AAO
85 m
23 m
Pitts Cln Chic & St Louis—
94
N Y Phil & Norf—lit g 4b *39 JAJ
Atk.
Bid
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix
60)
55 J
defaulted bonda.
Bonds
Atk.
Philippine Railway—
New York Ontario & We*tern—
lief l«t g 4s June 1992——M&S
Income 4* Jan 11939
and Inoome and
82
85
615*
Joaquin Val—
h Dollars per 1,000-franc bond,
k
sale.
I In London,
n
Nominal,
r Sale price
*Nego'
JuNH, 1933.]
RAILROAD
NOTICE.—All bond prises ere "and interest"
Bonds and Stocks.
Bid.
Ask.
87 H
102
40-year 4 Hi 1907
J&J
40-year 4s 1968
J&D
Eq tr 4H« *32-'38 (yr)
M&N
Eq 4Kb Sept 15 *32 '39.M&S15
Eq tr 5s 1932-'37 (yr)
M&S
Bq tr 7s 1932-*35 (yr)
J&D
Union Terminal Go (Dallas)—
lit g 5s 1942 opt 1922
a&O
88*
89%
85
4.50
4.50
4.50
88
United N J RR & Oanal Go—
General gold 4s 1944
M&S
Series B 1957
Vera Oruz & Pacific RR—
lit gold 4Hi 1934
opt
J&J
lit gold 4 Hi 1934
1
assenting
Vermont Vail 1st 4Hs 1940—A&O
Vlckiburg Bdge & Term Ob—
1st Msf 6a 1958
M&S
Vlckiburg Shreveport & Pacific—
Prllen 6s *15
.
cons g
5s 1968
26H
70
ext 5% '40—M&N
Gen 5s May 11941
M&N
Virginia Mid gen 5s 1936 —M&N
Va & Southwest 5s
2003
J&J
lit
2%
60
25
o
62
75""
Brunswick Ter & Ry Sec Go
Oamden & Burl Go (guar).
Canada Southern
Canadian Pacific..
5.25
4.55%
5.25
4.50%
4.75% Ohesapeake Oorp
70% Chesapeake & Ohio
53
74""
15""
16
14%
10&
10%
l\%
98H
40
55
65
32
40
17
14H
14H
15H
52
Washington Go Ry 1st g guar
3HiJfan 1954 op 1924
J&J
30
88
93 H
Washington & Vandemere—
F&A
50
60
J&J
93
95
Comi 3H« g series B
1930..J&J
West Maryland 4s 1952
.A&O
1st & ref 5Hi 1977 ser
91
93
A..J&J
West N Y & Penna 5s
1937—J&J
Gen mtge gold 4s 1943
A&O
Western Pacific RR Oorp—
22
35
69%
77
101
78
85""
82
--
—
~1%
"l%
23
42 H
28
25 d
14H
14%
40
45
72
.
60
67
70"
35
40
d
35
40
d
28
80
32
30%
36%
37
60
70
2%
2%
4%
9%
3
4%
9H
1
(t) d
3
12 %
3%
100
Chicago & North Western...100
Preferred
100
Ohic R I & Pacific common
100
4
6
14
6%
8%
14%
7%
8%
7
9H
7H
H
100
100
10
8
7% preferred
2
100
Oinc New Orl & Texas Pacific.
67
100
Preferred
80
100
Oinc Sandusky & Oleve pref
50 d 40
Gin Union Term 5% pref
88 H
100
Oleve Oinc Chicago & St L...100
110
Preferred
58%
100
Oleve & Pitts (guar Pa RR)_. 50 d 58
Colorado & Southern
1st preferred
2d preferred
Columbus & Xenia (guar)
50 d
100
loo
100
50 d
90
105
luo
8
4s 1940--—F&A
White & Black River
Valley—
1st 5s 1980
J&J
Wichita Union Terminal
Ry—
l?t g Ku 4Hs 1941 opt
M&N
W kes & E 1st
g 5s 1942- ..J&D
Willamette Yal Southern Ry—
_6s 1939
—F&A
W111& s if 1st 5s g 1938
J&D
*Mlm
&
Newb 4s
1947
F&A
Wilmington & Welden RR—
1st gen gold 5s
1935
J&J
uen mtge g 4s
1935
..J&J
Winston-Salem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s
1960
J&J
Wis Gent Ry—1st M
g 4s *49 J&J
1st & ref 4s 1959
A&O
66
25
Denv & Rio Gr West pref
Denver & Salt Lake
Detroit Hills & S W (guar)
100
Detroit & Mackinac
100
81
100
(1;
Ry
31 %
50"
90
85
51*
19%
10
Sup & Dul Dtv 4s 1930—.M&N
33Worcester Nash & Roch—See Bo ston
Yosemite Val s f g 5s
1930—J&J /
3
14%
Maine.
5
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Par
Preferred
Alabama Tenn & Nor
Preferred
Alabama &
com
60 d
32
35
go d
-.100
43
48
1
ioo
Vlcksburg
100
4
50 d
&
Eastern
33
6H
7
40~"
45""
1
10
100
11
16
16%
100
10
11
48
55
30
1
1
1%
55
60
35
40
53
,
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR)...
45
Ft Wayne & Jack pref
55
(guar) .100
Georgia RR & Bank Go (gu)._100
120
Great Northern Ry—Pref
100 d 22%
Ore certificates
13%
(no par > d
Green Bay & Western
12%
100
60""
130
22 H
13%
50
112*"
100
135
Preferred (guar Penn RR)_. 100
55
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50 d
49
Pittsb McK & Yough (guar)
50 d
Pittsb & West Va common
19
100
60
Albany & Surquehanna (guar) 100
160
Alleghany Oorp
m d
2%
5 H % preffwlth $30
warr). 100
4%
5H% pref (without warr).. 100
o
5 H % pref (with $40
warr)
100
5%
Allegheny & West (guar.)
100
72
Atch Top & Santr, Fe
100
67
70
166
2%
5%
.
Preferred
—.100
Atlanta Birm & Coast
pref
100
Atlan & Ohar Air L
(guar).
100
110
Atlanta & West Point
22
*100
Atlantic Goast L Go of
Oonn__60 d 39
Atlantic Coast L RR com
100
,
45%
Atlantic 1st leased lines rent
tr.
I
84
Augusta & Savannah (guar)..100
25
6
6
80
1st
50 d
50 d
preferred
2d preferred
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar). 100
Rich Fred & Potom—Com
100
Dividend obligations
100
17
20
19
Sharon
13 %
14H
100
35
40
Southern Pacific Go
Southern Ry common
Preferred
31%
Non-cumul 6% pref
Leased lines (guar)
ser
100
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs
31
Internat Rys (Gent Am)
com.
Com vot trust ctfs
(t)
(fi d
Preferred
100
Joliet & Ohlc (guar O &
A)__.100
Troy & Gr'bush (gu N Y C)—
50
Tunnel RR of St Louis
Union Pacific—Common
46
89
tittle Miami original guar.._
Spec
guar
betterment stk—
4
4
13%
100
175
65
Preferred
United N J RR & Canal (gu).100
Utica Chen & Susq Val (gu).100
27
61
29
Utica Clinton & Binghamton.100
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
100
Vermont & Mass (guar)
100
Vicksb Shrevep & Pac com
100
Preferred
100
65
Virginian Railway
50
18H
19
50 d
50 d
15
71
25
Wabash Railway
Preferred A
50 d
33
36
(gu)..100
Preferred
Lackawanna RR of N J
Lehigh Valley
Preferred
3H
2
100
100 d
100
55
70
19 %
,
80
19H
75
com.
/This price includes accrued interest.
Jt,Last Sale.
100
»
25H
23 H
30
38
36
31
30H
:
40
50
102
107
110
109 %
71
201
73
206
65
70
20
25
75
92
46""
48
100
4
Preferred B
100
Warren N J (guar D L & W)_ 50
West Jersey & Seashore
.50
Western Maryland Ry com..10^
1st preferred
100
2d preferred
100
Western Pacific RR Oorp
100
Preferred
100
3
40
53
2%
100
Preferred
50
100
100
100
30
85
25 H
23%
30H
.100
45
12%
d
.
SVheeiing & Lake Erie Ry
b Basis,
d Price per share, not
per cent.
rights,
x Ex-dividend.
tNo par value.
1H
2H
100
.100
45 H
25
80
100
41
Stk tr ctfs—See RR Securs
Go.
60
41
2%
Southwestern of Ga (guar)...100
Texai & Pacific.
100
v t c.
50
52H
1**
2
100
;
15H
12
9
Seaboard Air Line common.100
100
107
51
Preferred
100
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu). 100
Preferred-..
70
102
100
100
9%
70
60
12
100
100
Kansas. City Southern
27
60
100,
0% preferred
Preferred..:
Hartford & Oonn Western
Hudson & Manhattan
Preferred
Kal^UIegan&J&r Rap (gu)__.100
K O St L & Ohic—Pref
125
106
142
100
St Louis Southwestern
18
51%
31
32
105
74
74
6% guaranteed.
100
7% guaranteed
—.100
Roch & Genesee Val RR
100
Rome & Glint (gu D & H)__ 100
Rutland pref
100
St Louis Bridge 1st pref—
100
2nd preferred
St Louis-San Francisco Ry
22 H
116
108H
4% 111 Gent stk ctf 1952—1000
50 d
8
67 %
79%
5*
102
Reading Company
100
50 d
rf
50
.100
A. .100
70
6
100
100
100
c
26%
1H
19%
19H
100
100
com
Pitts Youngst & Asht pref
10%
Huntingd & Broad Top
50
15
100
Marquette Ry
Prov & Worcester (guar)
Railroad Securities Go—
47
Preferred v t
Illinois Central
55
40
50 d
Gulf Mobile & North com
Ala Great Southern com
d
50 d
73
5% non-cum pref.
100
Duluth South Shore & Atl... .100
Preferred
100
East Penna (guar P&R)
50 d
Elmira & W'msport (guart
50 d
Preferred (guar Nor
Gent). 50 d
50 d
50 d
50
100
32%
33
72
160
1st preferred-...
2d preferred
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar)
27
& Syrac (gu D L & W)
Passaic & Del Ext
Paterson & Hudson River
Paterson & Ramapo
100
-1
Erie—Common
31H
—
Pitts Gin Chic & St Louis
Pitts Ft W & Ohic com (gu)
-
~9H
Dayton & Mich com (guar)
50 d 28
Preferred (guar OH & D)__ 50 d
67
Delaware & Bound Br (guar) .100
150
Delaware & Hudson Co
71%
100
Delaware Lack & Western... 50 d 32H
Delaware
30
25
90
20
~7H
7%
6%
7.25
_
Preferred
6
Wheeling Term
12%
1%
144
81
Adjustment preferred
100
105
No Carolina (guar So RR). .100
75
North Pennsylvania.
50
67
Northern Gent (guar Pa RR)
50 d
76
North'n N H (guar B & M)
100
Northern Pacific Ry
23%
100
37
North RR of N J (guar Erie) .100
d
25
Northern Securities Go stubs
78
North Pennsylv (gu P&R)
50 d
50
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J) .100 d
81
Old Colony (gu NYNH&H)—100
Ontario & Quebec
100 I 107
95
5% permanent deb
100 I
Pennroad Oorp v t c__
1 k
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)—100
15
85
46
24
Prior preferred
100
Phila Germ & Norris (guar)
50 d 112
195
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa RR)_100
27
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie
50 d
55
Preferred
50 d
100
60
24 H
100
100
100
100
28
Preferred
Cuba RR preferred
6sJan 15 1933-35 ..J&J
80
100
100
25
771
701
67
12H
136
80
50
23%
inn
821
751
34
9
100
50
NYC
'
' Western
Ontario & "
Norfolk Southern
Norfolk & Western Ry
1
26 %
Cripple Greek Central
77
New York Central RR
Dividend payable in London..
N Y Ohic & St Louis com
100
artf
44 H
%
Pennsylvania RR
70
65
Registered
95
100
100
100
100
75""
,
90
W Va & Pitts 1st 4s
g 1990—A&O
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
1st consol gold 4s
1949—M&S
Ref M 4Hs series A
1960.M&S
Ref gold 5s series B
1960.M&S
2d preferred
New London Northern
New Orl Texas & Mexico
9l""
18
J&D
J&J
100
28
Pere
J&D
100
60
Nashv Chatt & St Louis
100
d
Nashv & Decatur (gu L & N)
25
National Rys of Mex 1st pref. 100
Peoria
5Hs 1934-'38 (yr)
100
5
25
61
38 H
West Shore 1st 4i
2361
28H
3%
36
25
M&S
Oonn & Pass Riv pre?
Gonsol RRs of Cuba pref..
com
Preferred
100
Mobile & Birm pref (guar)
.100
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern Ry
Morris & Essex (guar)
60 d
~8~" Oswego
33
1st M 5s 1940 series A
EQ tr 5 Hi 1933—
39
m
7
14
100
(no par)
100
100
com
7% preferred.
2%
9%
Mo-Kan-Tex RR
Preferred
N Y Lack & West
N Y New Haven &
60
100
100
0% preferred
N Y & Harlem com (gu)
85
31
50
50
Chicago Burl & Quincy
100
Ohlc & East Illinois common.
100
Preferred
100
Chicago Great West com
.100
Preferred
100
Ohic Ind & Louis v common
100
Betterm't stk (guar Pa RR)
77
d
25 d
3*
100
4% leased line ctfs
-
42
Minehill & Schuyl Hav (gu)__ 50
Minneapolis & St Louis
100
Minneapolis St P & S 8 M
100
_
d
(f) d
Common
Preferred
50
Preferred
d
100
Preferred
Ohlc Milw St P & Pacific—
600
3
25
50
Missouri Pacific
2_ d
common
22
100
Mississippi Central
—
130'"
Ohic St Paul Minn & Omaha. 100
25
Wash Term Go—3Hs 1945—F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
1st 4Hi 1947
West Jersey & Sea Shorn—
Gonsol gold 4s 1936
19
19
(t
7% preferred
6% preferred
Q-M
39""
7H
100
100
Michigan Central
Midland Valley com
Preferred-
38""
Chestnut Hill
....
mmmmm
m
mmmrn—w
32
70
50
100
50 d 325
50 d 45
Preferred
15
13
4% non-cum preference—100 I
4% perpetual cons deb....100 I
Eq tr 4Hs 1933-1940(yr)—J&J 6
Eq tr 5a 1932-1938 (yr)
.M&N b
Eq trust 6s 1935
—J&J 6
Warren 1st refg 3Hi 2000—F&A
Wash Gent 4s Mar 1948
16
25
Oaro Gilnchfleld & O com
4%_100
Common stamped 5%
100
Oatawlssa RR—1st pref (guar) .50
2d pref (guar P & R)
60
Oayuga & Susq (gu D L & W)_ 30
Central of New Jersey
100
....
Preferred
18
22H
_
5.50
69
77
105
17 H
*
95 H
Ref & gen 5s 1976 ser B—F&A
Ref & gen 4Hi 1978ser0.A&0
Bef & gen 5s 1980 ser D—A&O
75 H
103
Preferred stamped
Bost & Prov (guar Old Ool)
100
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn...100
65H
51
Mahoning Goal RR
Pref (guar L S & M 8)
16H
94%
85 H
Wabash RR—1st g 5s 1939.M&N
2d gold 5s 1939
F&A
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939.J&J f
lit lien term
gold 4s 1954.J&J
Ref & gen 5Hs 1975 A
M&S
Eqtr 6s 1933 35 (year)_J&J15 b
Eqtr 4H« 1932-42 (yr)__.A&O 6
Det & Ohlc ext 1st
g 5s *41.J&J
Des M Dlv 1st g 4s 1939.-J&J
Toledo & Ohlc 4s
g 1941—M&S
Omaha Dlv 1st
3H" g 41.A&O
Wabash Ry—
26
1st preferred D unstamped. 100
1st preferred E unstamped-100
Prior pref.
1st M gold 5s 1962
opt
M&N
1st in 4Ha 1902 ser B—M&N
_ _
Louisville & Nashville
13%
60
A&O
34H
Bid.
Par.
Maine Central
—
...
95'"
Virginian Railway—
27 H
20
Preferred
Beech Greek (guar N Y O)
Belgian Nat Rys Go
American shares partic pref—
Boston & Alb (guar N Y O)
100
Boston & Maine com (stpd)-.lOO
1st preferred B stamped—.
1st preferred O stamped-_.
1st preferred D stamped...
1st preferred E
stamped...
AH
Stocks.
Lit Schuyl Nav RR & Ooal(gu) 50
Louis & Mo Riv pref (guar)-.100
34H
86%
50
100
50
1st preferred A stamped...
83
83
M&N
-
100 H
91
96H
bonds
21
1st preferred A unstamped. 100
1st preferred B unstamped-100
1st preferred O unstamped. 100
91
89 H
Gen lit g 3Hi Mar 1 'SI-MAS
Vsndalla RR—
Ceng 4s 1965 series A
F&A
„
„
4%
4%
4%
4.50
defaulted
Ask.
100
com
and Income and
w*
27
100
Bangor Aroostook
97%
87 H
100H
73
STOCKS
"f
Bid.
Par.
Bait & Ohio—Common
Preferred
ry & land gr 4o g 1947—J&J
lit & ref 4i June 2008
M&S
lit & ref 5i June 2 2008
M&S
„
AND
where marked
Stocks.
Colon Pacific—
lit
BONDS
oxoopt
0%
JJIn London,
n
Nominal
100
100
s
45
%
H
4
5©
10%
40
15
50
15*
4H
7%
8
10
40
9
45
Sale price,
y
Ex-
NOTICE.—All bond prieei are
Stocks and Bonds.
Per
Class B
ii*
13*
Gen'l Realty &
67
1.52
70
1.65
$6 pref with warr__
German Credit & Invest.
2
9=
it;
70
1%
Amer Founders norp common.. 1
5*
if*
6
Amer & Gen Sec com class A.(t)
Common class B
(t)
preferred
6%
11%
1%
32*
Eiffi
4
1$
%
Warrants
5%
Associated Stand. Oil Shs
4%
15
Utilities
(
common
(
f3 preferred A
Warrants
14%
IS
0
Bankers Nat Investing com A (t)
Bankers Sec Corp of Am
m
3
10
2
10
(t>
1.05
_.
2.85
Canadian Investment Fund
Capital Administration cl A
9%
1
Class B
ser
2%
(t)
10
25
74%
21%
16 %
17
100
24%
86"
%
y
4%
5%
2
4
86
84
87'""
2.90
3.10
4.45
2%
2
16%
20
67
(t)
-(t)
IT)
50
_.(t)
(t)
Super Corp of Amer class A..—.
$1.20 preferred
$3 cum conv 1st pf
Sun Investing Corp com..
$3 convertible preferred
66%
56%
60%
2%
2
%
5%
6*
35
34
3%
32
m
2.88
2.08
2*35
3.03
2*30
Class D
5.70
6.30
6.20
4
-
...
_
1
1.64
«.■*<
10.72
;
10.98
1.55
Series G
%
2%
Series G-l
8
-%
%
2%
Series H-l
SOriCS T
9
Series H
;--
--
am mm mm mm mm mm
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund __(t)
Low-Priced Shares
19.43
2.27
1.29
ill
■
2.48
2.48
Nat Bond & Share
National
(t)
(t)
75"
...10
15
78
11
14"
National
.
3.30
2.60
Diversified Trustee Shares A
B shares
;i
3.25
4%
5%
1.24
....
Dividend Shares
1.33
5
Trust Fund Share
n3
7%
3.38
10%
United Founders common
30c
United Bank Trust shares
3
3%
(t)
47
preferred
North American Bond Trust Ctfs.
63
5
5%
50
78%
81%
1.87
2.40
2.65
2.40
2.65
(+)
100
%
5%
48%
1
(t)
25
52%
1.19
56%
1.36
30
35
Dil Shares units
6
8
1
1%
64
68
Dec 15 1952—.
64
68
Securities
Northern
Debenture 4%s
Old Colony Trust Associates—
1st serial trust shares
8
(t)
3%
warr..J&J
Pacific Southern Invest pref__(
73%
12%
Securities
Pacific Investing Corp—
Overseas
Deb 5s 1948 without
9%
3%
75
Class A
-.-(
Class B
Phoenix
Sec Corp.
Preferred
20%
8*
A.(t)
(t)
-(t)
Premier Shares
Primary Trust Shares
t No par value.
cEx-couDon.
d Price per share, not per cent,
Ex-dividend.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
k Last sale,
n
n*
21%
3%
1.35
Petroleum and Trad'g Corp
4%
3%
3%
-(t)
Common
5s ser A with warr
1948—J&D
United Fixed Shares ser
United Insurance
Class B
Preferred.
Deb g 5s
3%
3%
2*95
13%
15%
16
20
78%
.....1
2%
1%
"3 %
3%
2%
Y
Trust..
U S & British Internat
~4%
2.60
—
Corp—
4%
....
_
class A_(t)
(t)
.--(t)
M&N
1948
U S Elec Light & Pow tr
Trust ctfs ser B
Trust shares
North Amer Util Secur
Union Amer Invest
United Oil Trust Shares.
Old Colony Invest Trust com_(t)
Debenture 4%s Feb 1 1947
43*
Twentieth Century Fixed Tr
Series B
Two-Year Trust bhares.
1%
28%
1956.
15
...—--
i*
10c.
2.13
Trust Shares of America
1955
1%
-——
1%
26%
60
North American
Series B...
Si*
Niagara Share Oorp (Md)—
Conv deb 5%s 1950
M&N
B common
5
cum
—
Trustee Standard Oil shares A—
34
New Jersey Bankers Securities._.
N Y Bank Trust Shares—
$6
2.19
32%
1953
Eastern Utilities
Investing Oorp—
Common A
(f)
Deb 5s 1954 with warr M&S 15 {k
Equity Trust Shares
Elec Shareholdings Corp com.. 1
Bank
Voting trust ctfs
2.4£
2.97
Shawmut
1.50
2.45
2.40
—
2
National Trust Shares
Nationwide Sec Co tr ctf B
68
4.10
2.34
1
-—
2%
l"I6
1.35
A—
O
10
Warrants
10
Class B
Trustee Stand Invest ser
Class D
36
70
2%
2.20
1.02
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares
Trusteed N Y Bank shares
2%
17%
34
1
6% cum pref
Warrants
19%
6%
65
Tri-Continental Oorp
1.51
18%
6%
Investors
Third National
6%
(t)
$5.50 preferred
12
6%s 1938
1.38
1.41
Supervised Shares
3.28
Corp.
Investors
73%
(t)
4%
Mutual Management com
2;41
20.96
2.43
5
_
2.41
ACC (modified)
Credit Alliance class A
10.32
1.74
11.33
11.66
1.66
62%
....
Major Shares Corp
AA (modified)
m
Class B
Mutual Investment Trust
x
(t)
Sec com A
Common B
85
1%
14%
5.80
2.33
First Common stocks Corp....(t)
3
2%
%
2.08
Accumulative series
—
F&A 16
1939
State St Investment Oorp
2
ijj%
67
Ex warrants
Deb 5%s
3%
2%
9.71
Mohawk Investing Corp
Federated Capital Corp com
6% preferred
Fidelity Fund, lnc
1
.
2%
Class BB
Massachusetts Investors..
!(
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)
Standard All Amer Corp.
Standard Amer. Trust shares
Standard Investing Corp com_(t)
$5.50 preferred
It)
Deb 5s Mar 1 1937 with warr..
10
4
Class C
2.33
$6 conv pref with warr
(+)
Class AA
2"40
O shares..
D shares
1
19
ll"
9.68
Series F_:
100
_
19
ff
9.14
60
58
7% cum preferred^
100
Cumulative TrustShares
(t)
Deposited Bank Shares ser N Y
Deposited Insur Shs ser A
Deposited Bank Shs N Y A
9
54*
1
25
Sterling
84
AA
com
57
9.82
55
100
8% preferred
Orum & Forster Insursh B
54
5%
9.28
Series E-l
Corporate Trust shares old series.
Orum & Forater lnc
si*
55
Series E
1942
Convertible preferred
19%
19%
1.31
7.38
Series B
4
Class B_
Debenture 5s May 1
Without warrants
1948 with warr..
4.00
1952
Slsto Financial Corp
Investors Trustee Shares
2
Consolidated Equities, lnc
(t)
Continental Secur Oorp com._(tl
Preferred
B
2.60
Series D
Chartered Investors
(t)
preferred
(t)
Chelsea Exchange Corp cl A..
ser
Without warrants...
Keystone Custodian Funds lnc—
2
cum
Deb 5s
2.54
1.25
6.70
50
$3 convertible preferred
71
75%
79%
23%
.
Class B
Century Trust Shares
Chain & Gen'l Equities lnc
6%% pref
$5
k
*
(t>
Investment Trust of N Y coll A__
Investors Equity common
(t)
Debenture 5s series A 1947
29"
5s
87"
Invest Fund of N J
5%
1942
Shenandoah Oorp common
3
7f*
Without warrants
(t)
$5.50 prior stock
(t)
Allotment certificates
Selected Management Trustee sh.
Shawmut Association
(t)
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust
(T)
2%
7% preferred
...—100
5s series A with warrants 1947..
34
75
(f)
(t)
A
5s series A 1953 with warrants
Without warrants
Cent Nat Corp class A
3$
15%
15%
59%
13%
3.00
9%
2
%
IIS
15
11
4%s
6%% preferred
6% preferred
—.100
Debenture 5s 1947
J&D k
Internat Securities Tr of Amer—
Secured gold 6s
1933
Secured gold 0s
1943
Secured gold 5s
1933
Secured gold 5s
—1943
Interstate Equity common
S3 convertible pref "A"
Investment Co or Am com —(t)
1730
12%
10
1.40
Selected Income Shares
Selected Industries com
1
2%
(t)
100
A
14
3
-1
Int Sec Corp of Am com
17%
17%
2.30
19%
3.57
Selected American Shares lnc
Selective Cumulative Shares
\2Ii
F&A ♦/
6s 1940 B with war—J&J /
Certificates
3.29
(1)
7% preferred
Basic Industry Shares
British Type Investors c 1A
Bullock Fund Ltd
pref
14*
1
.7%
Bansicilla Corp
cum
14%
42%
5%
42
Bancamerica-Blair Corp
S3
fB
if*
14%
Units
Atlas
Deb g
43%
7%
16%
16%
Insuranshares Co. of Delaware_.l
5%
-——(+)
Selected American shares
45
l"
3.10
4
Preferred
43
Voting trust ctfs units..
2.X
"3%
6%
Tnsuil Utility Invest—
Deb g 5s Jan 1949
9.47
16%
60c
2.05
8.97
%
50
50c
Incorporated Investors
(f)
Independence Trust Shares
(t)
Indus & Power Securities Oo__(t)
1%
23^
ctfs(f)
(t)
Security Allied Corp
(
Securities Corp General com__(
$7 first preferred
(
$6 preferred
(t)
42
(t)
1.40
21*
Common
35
3
Associated National Shares
Atlantic & Pac Int com w w__(t)
Preferred w w
60
1948
J32
6*
(t)
Class B common—...
6% preferred
8
...—(t)
Hydro Elec Sec com
Illuminating Shares class A
Income Fund of Boston
42
2
Amer Insuranstocks Corp
Amer Investors lnc com B
(
(
Debenture 5s series A
a*
71%
19*
hares
Representative Trust
Royalties Management A
Seaboard Utilities Shares
1
Second Custodian Shares
Second Int Sec Corp A com._(t)
i*
4*
(
Gude Wlnmill Oorp
Huron Holding Corp
(t)
A(t)
(t)
Reliance Internal Corp com
Preferred
share.
8
ill
$3 preferred
Quarterly Income Shares
il*
4
$7 preferred
"4%
—
Second Nat Inv Corp unit
$6 units
$3 units
83
3%
1%
10%
2
1st pref (
Guardian Investors com
(
6
4%
14
Pref. allot, ctf. 25%
10
*}
(t)
J&J
6% preferred ser D
7 % preferred ser A
....
78"
4%
1
(+)
Utiitiea com
Prudential Investors
2.24
8
Ask.
Pet
4%
4%
74""
—(t>
Glass B
25%
4%
3%
7%
2.09 General American Investors.-it)
Preferred (with warrants)—(t)
1.38
Deb 5s Feb 1 1952 without warr
General Investors Trust ..—(t)
1.20
k
fit
Fundamental Trust shares A
9
m
6s
1943 k
Amer. Composit Trust Shares...
Amer Elec Sec partic pref
!
1
Fundamental Investors lnc——
1%
American & Continental Corp—
Common
American European Secur
Coll tr s f 5s 1958 ser A
Series B
Fourth Nat'l Investors w w
d
(t)
(t)
S3 preferred
7.31
Five Year
Bid.
Par.
S6 preferred
Public Utility Holding com w w(t;
Common without warrants, (t)
8.95
-(f)
3.30
2~.88
Fixed Trust Shares series A—.(t)
Stocks and Bonds.
afiare.
3.10
Fixed Trust shares—
36
(t)
F&A
Capital Corp A
15*
40
Amer Business Shares
Amer.
Ask.
Per
16.90 First Custodian Shares Oorp
First Invest Co of N H pref A—*
ily'
Common
lb preferred
Deb g 5s 1953—
Bid.
Par.
share.
15.90
Administered Fund com——(t)
Air investors
lnc v t c.
(t)
Convertible preferred
(f)
A1 lred Invest Tr 4%8 Dec _.1967
4%s
1908
Alliance Investment com
(f)
5s A with warr 1949
J&J
Allied Int Investing Corp com. (t>
S3 convertible preferred
(t)
Am Bank Stk Trust Shares
Amer Bankstocks Corp
__(t)
American British & Continental—
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
"and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
ctf A..
2
%
14
48
52
14
2.59
1.05
Voting trust ctfs.—
U S Elec Pow Oorp com w
1
10
war(f)
1.12
1
Warrants
U S & Foreign Securities
com.lt)
$6 1st preferred
(+)
U S & Internat Sec
(t)
(t)
1st pref with warrants
8%
70
7!
1%
42%
U S Securities Corp—
Coll trust income 7s 1962
United N Y Bank Shares O 3
4
United Insurance Tr Stocks F
2
U S Shares H
Universal Trust Shares.
4%
Utility Equities Corp com—(t)
$5.50 priority stock.
Utility & Industrial Corp
Convertible preferred..
V*
46
1%
4%
4%
2%
5
_
3.02
50*
iB
2.15
4%
Nominal,
s Sale
price.
t New stock*
v
Ex-3tock dividend
All bond prices in "and Interait" except whin marked ••r* and Income and dafanltad bonds.
NOTICE.
Bid.
Bonds.
Adriatic
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
(Italy)—
Extl ■
A&O
Alabama Power 1st 5s 1946 -M&S
1st & ref 5s 1951
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956
M&N
1st & ref 4%s 1967—
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968
M&S
34
74
75
62
66
Alabama Water Service Oo—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
Albany Ry—See United Trac.
5334
Term
3
10234
85
75
77
64
68
5534
Sp Pt & Ohes—-See Un Ry & El
3alt Traction—See Un Ry & El
Bangor Hydro Elec 5%s '49-M&S
1st lien & ref 5s 1955
M&S
434» I960
J&D
Bangor Ry & El 1st 5s *35—J&J
Bar Harbor & Union River Pow—
1st 5s 1935
98
90
Alleg Bellev & P—See Phila Oo
Allegheny Gas Oorp 6 Vis'43 M&N 1
Convertible 7s 1938
M&N /
Allentown-Bethlehem Gas 1st s f
6
2
5%s1954
A&O
Alliance Power lstjisjl952—M&S
Alton & St L Bridge 7s 1947 M&N
Deb 7s 1942
Alton Water 5s 1956
A&O
Altoona & Logan Val Elec Ry—
Con g 4%s 1933 gu
P&A 15
Amer Commonwealths PowerDeb g 6s 1952 ser A
Deb g 534« 1953
1
100%
97
99
—
S) deb 6s 1942.A&0 /
Rouge Electric Oo—
1st mtge 534s 1954
J&D
1st M 6s 1959 ser B
F&A
Bear Mt Hud Rlv Bdge Oo—
40
1st 7s
!
103
/
f
f
2
26
6
81
/
28
CO14I— O■l I I
1
1
•
1
30%
1
*fk6~~
M&S *fk 1%
Deb 5%s 1953
J&J
Secured notes 5%s1931--M&N f
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s'57 M&S 15
Amer & Foreign Power Oo—
;/3%
Deb g 5s 2030
M&S
30
,
Amer.Fuel & Powi7sjl934—J&J f
Amer G & E deb 5s 2028—-M&N s
Amer Gas & Power Co—
Sec deb 5s 1953
M&N k
Secured deb 6s 1939
J&D k
American Natural Gas Corp—
Deb 634 s 1942 with war—A&O
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016—M&S
Amer Stater Public Serv—
1st 1 5 34s 1948 ser A
M&N
Deb 6s 1938
J&D
Amer Telep & Tel eg—
Oonv g 4s *36 conv aft '09-M&S
J&D
J&J
Deb 53*a Nov 1 1943—-M&N
Oonv deb 434e 1939
J&J
-
35-yr deb 5s 1965
F&A
Amer Toll Bridge 1st 7s '45-A&0
2ndiconvertible 8s 1945—A&O
35"
23%
*1*
3
8234
48
83%
J&D
M&N
Amer W W & El 5s 1934
Deb 6s 1975 Ser A
Deb 5s 1975 ser B
134
62%
49
34
105
106%
100%
78
102
104%
10134
105%
106%
101%
80
67
12
15
2
5
92
M&N
11*
63
78
65
Annap & Chesapeake Bay Pow—
1st 6s 1948
J&D
Ana & Pot R RR—See W Ry&El.
Androscoggin Elec 1st 5s *34 A&O
Androscoggin Water Power—
1st 6s 1945F&A
Appalachian Elec Power—
102
88
M&N
88
Appalachian Power 5s 1941 J&D
100
7% gold bonds 1936—F&A
Deb gold 6s 2024
Appalachian Gas
10234
J&J
80
Oorp—
Oonv deb 6s 1945 ser A--M&S
Oonv deb 6s 1945 ser B
M&S
Ardmore St Ry—See Phila Oo.
Arizona Edison 1st 5s 1948—-J&.l
6s
.
s
f series A 1945--
8
734
36
A&O
38
6%s(ext fr'm Dec'31)'33-J&D
20
22
Arizona Pow 6s 1917 ser A
M&N
Arkansas El & Wat 6s 1944-F&A
Ark & Mo Pow 1st 6 11953--J&J
Deb 634s 1935
M&N
_
10
42
28
1st s f 7s 1953
J&J
Arkansas P & L 1st 6s 1956-A&0
Arkansas Western Gas Co—
.
75"
36
82
Ashland (Wis) L
& Pow St Ry.
1st M gold 5s 1939
_J&J
Ashtabula Water 5s '56
A&O
87
Assoc Elect 4%s
5s Jan 11961
J&J
36"
J&J
37
—
Associated Gas & Elec Oo—
Oonv deb 6%s 1977
F&A
Oonv deb 4 Ha '48 with warM&8
Without warrants
Oonv deb 4%s 1949
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
22X
_
ii%
J&J 15
A&O
Oonv deb 5s 1950
20
F&A
20
Oonv 5%s 1938
M&N
Cons ref deb 434s 1958-.M&N
22
(N
1938-
Y)
A&O
Corp participating 8s '40.M&S
Boston Oon Gaa deb 5s '47
F&A
Boston Elev Ry 4s 1935—-M&N
17
1434
1634
1634
2134
M&S
O.M&N
2-yr 6% notes 1933
A&O
Associated Telep & Teleg CoDeb 534s 1955 ser A
M&N
Atchison Ry, Light & Power—
3634
70
51
62
66
94
96
85
82
90
86
102
99
99
43
29%
104
104%
88%
89
80
92
80
80
82
10-year
10-year
10-year
10-year
93
98
96
deb 534s 1934
deb 6s 1934
deb 5s 1937
F&A
M&S
F&A
99
9334
1st M & 1st lien 5%s 1953-J&J
Oentral States Utilities Oorp—
10 yr sec 6s 1938
J&J
Oentral Traction—See Phila Oo
Oent Vermont Public Serv
Oorp—
1st & ref 5s 1959 ser A— A&O
98
M&N
M&S
M&S
83
86
81%
99
93
85
82
90
63
101
97
87
85
94
64
65
62
62%
3%
3%
4%
4%
45%
45%
46%
s
35
35%
8%
9%
90
22%
Chattanooga Ry & Light—
M&N
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952-_J&J
52
54
98
100
7s Sept 1947
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr
Extl 1st
s
f 6s 1953
British Col Power 534s
5s series B I960
99
87%
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op *16—M&N
72%
1960
74
M&S
68
70
British Ool Tel 5s 1960
Broad River Power Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1954 Ser A—M&S
79
39
40
10-yr s f 634s 1934
-M&N
Bway & 7th Ave RR—See N Y Rys
Bronx G & E 5s 1960
J&J
Brooklyn Borough Gas Oo—
Gen & ref 5s 1967
F&A
Bklyn Oity RR 1st 5s 1941—J&J
Brooklyn Edison Oo—
Gen m 5s ser A 1949
J&J
Gen m 5s ser E 1952
J&J
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Oorp
..
f 6s 1968
ser
A
„
J&J
Brooklyn Queens Oo & Sub—
1st m g 5s 1941 (stpd)
J&J
1st con 5s July '41(stp)— M&N
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950—F&A
Kings Oo El 1st 4s 1949—F&A.
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons5sg'45M&N
1st lien & ref 6s '47 ser A.M&N
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1957 M&N
Oonv deb 534s 1936
J&J A;
Deb 5s 1950
J&D
Brownsville Ave—See Phila Oo.
Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s 1939--F&A
1st ref 5s April 1 1939
J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1956 ser A—F&A
Gen & ref 434s 1981
F&A
Niag Falls El L & Power—
1st & ref 6s 1951
102%
99%
71
75
0011 tr s f g 5s Jan 1 1«27-A&0
Certificates of deposit
Chicago City Ry 1st 5s '27--F&A
Certificates of deposit
Ohic Diet Elec Generating—
1st M 434s 1970——
M&S
1st 6s series B 1961
M&N
105
106
104%
105
90%
91
54
70%
sox
59
82
74%
59^
'
107%
112%
103%
108
103%
158
oo
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
1st & ref 6s 1955 ser A
1st & ref 5 %s 1956
105
105
105
92
94%
99
Calgary Power 1st 5s I960—A&O
Oalifornia Gas & Elec
Oorp—
71%
Unif & ref g 6s *37 op s f__M&N
103%
1st
104
m
5%s Apr 15,'52
ser
1st 6s 1955 ser B
Cities Serv deb 5s Jan '66
96
91
98
93
65
84
89
80
100
1st & ref 534" 1960 ser B—J&J
Calumet & South Chicago Ry1st M rehab g 5s *27 op '12F&A
Certificates of deposit
Camden & Sub Ry—See P S Oorp
Oanada Nor Pow coll 5s '53-M&N
Canadian L & P 5s *49 op '14 J&J
62
52
Deb 5%s 1952
Deb
5%s 1949
Citizens Gas
70
73
78
a*
i3°*
13
12
15
15
3%
3%
\IK
19
95
9534
96
88
92
AA&O
59
62
A&O
63
M&S
42%
37%
66
44
A&O
1st M pipe line 5%s 1942.M&N
Oities Service Gas Pipe Line Oo—
1st M 6s 1943
J&J
Cities Service Power & Light—
54
22
12
1
Deb g 5s 1963
M&N
Deb 5s 1969
-.-M&S
Oonv deb 5s 1950
J&D
Cities Service Gas Oo—
54
52
59
22
20%
10%
92
Oin Newport & Gov L & T—
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
J&J
Cincinnati Street Ry—
74%
58
58
20%
17%
J&D
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
1st M 4s 1968 series A
A&O
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958—
1st & ref 6s 1942 ser B
J&J
1st & ref 534s 1955 series O F&A
Deb gold 534s 1942
A&O
J&J
Chippewa Power 6s 1947
Generating—
!S
*
_
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A
Adjust deb 6s July 1963
Certificate of deposit
12
J&J /
AdJ Inc 4s Feb 1927 opt
May /
Certificates of deposit..
Chicago Rapid Transit Oo—
1st & ref 6%s 1944
J&J
101%
78
1951-J&D
J&J /
A&O
mon 4-5s Feb '27 ODt-J&J1/
Certificates of deposit
/
103
75
f 5s
78
Chicago Railways Oo—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 20%
pt
red and pay Feb 1 1933
*/
Otfs of deposit
/
Oons M 5s ser A Feb '27—A&O
'
Certificates of deposit
Series B Feb 1927——J&D'/
Certificates of deposit
I/
104
s
81
103%
Pur
102%
101
f g 5s *48 op aft *12.-M&S
71
Chic North Shore & MUw RR—
98
s
19
55
55
5348 1935
A&O
Chic Gas Lt & Coke 5s '37—J&J
102
1st
20
Deb
F&A
Butte El & P 1st
75
J&J
Chicago City & Connec ing Ry
35
RyBurlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955.J&J
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
Oalifornia Electric
85
65
104
Ohatt Rys 1st cons 5s '66-M&N
Ohes & Pot Tel of Va 5s '43-M&N
Chester Water Service Co—
1st 4%s 1958 series A
M&S
Ohic Aurora & Elgin RR—
83
80
93
57
58%
Charleston Cons Ry Gas & El
Oonsol gold 5s 1999.
M&S
79
97%
86
96
83
2234
22%
West End St 5s 1936
5s March 1944
M&N
8834
59
65
60%
88
Series B
Series O
,
Oalif Water Service 5s 1958-A&0
Calumet Gas & Elec Oo—
101%
63
102%
56
Oentral West Public Service Oo—
1st 1 coll 534a 1956 ser A—M&N
80
57
10034
64
104
Oorp—
deb]5sll940
J&J
Sink fund gold 6%s]1957—F&A
Refunding 634s 1942
2-year 434% notes 1933—M&S
67
58
Oent Pow & Lt 1st 5s 1956—F&A
Oent Pub Serv
Oorp—
Oonv deb 5%s *49 with warF&A
Oallfornia-Oregon Power—
M&N
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st & ref s f g 5s '50 opt '15 J&J
Atl Cons St RR—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947
J&D
48
44
91
101
1st & gen 5s 1955 ser D
J&J
1st & gen 434« 1957 ser E. J&D
1st & gen 5%s 1961 ser F—J&D
Oent Ohio L & P 1st 5s 1950 A&O
Oent Pow 1st 5s, 1957, ser D J&J
81%
106
18
62
Oentral Indiana Power Oo—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&J
Oent MalnePr 5s '39 op *19 M&N
1st & gen 6s 1942 ser B
J&J
Lt
85
65
103%
1st & ref 5s 1968 ser G
M&N
1st & ref 434s 1981 ser H
6s series I 1957
F&A
Oent Indiana Gas—
Ref mtge 5s 1957
M&S
&
84
44
Oentral Illinois Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser E
M&N
1st mtge 4%s 1967 ser F„ J&D
Pow
92%
47
43
Central German Pow 6s *34-J&D
Uent Hud Gas & Elec Oorp—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1957
M&S
Oent Ills Elec & Gas Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1951
F&A
Oent 111 Light 1st & ref 5a '43A&0
States
70
101
3-yr 5%% notes 1933
F&A /
Central Georgia Pow 5s '38-M&N
Oent
~6"
3
69
91
104%
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940—J&J
Oentral Gas & Electric Oo—
First lien coll trust 6s '46-M&S
First lien coll tr 5%s '46--J&D
Oentral States Elec Oorp—
Oonv deb 5s 1948
J&J
Deb 534s 1954 with war M&815
40
41
101
62
Without warrants
Oentral Ry—See Un Ry&El (Bait)
76
80
Telep (Jtil deb 5s 1942A&0
66
47
Deb g 434s Oct 1 1937—-A&O
33
M&S
85
Deb g 434s Nov 1 1941—M&N
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
J&D
1st M 5s 1965Assoc
Atlantic Oity (N J) Gas—^
1st g 5s Jan 1 I960 opt *20- J&J
Atlantic Oo Wat 5s *58
AM&S
98%
Mtge & col tr 5s '51 ser A. A&O
Mtge & col tr 5s *52 ser B_A& )
Bleecker St&FulFy—See NY Rys
Bloomington Dec & Champagne
1st & ref 5s 1940
M&N
Bolivian Power 8s ser A '45-A&0
1st gold 5s 1942
Buffalo Ry—See Internat
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & Bi
Atlanta Wat, El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
Atlantic Oity El 5s 1938
M&S
1st & ref 5 34* 1954
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1956
A&O
97
m 5s 1954 ser B
...J&D
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
F&A
Blackstone Val G & E 5s *39-J&J
Buff &
1st 5s Nov 1935
35
A&O k
85
ser
32
Works
A&O
Gas
Associated Pub Utilities Oorp—
1st lien 5s 1947 ser A
J&J
Associated Telep Oo Ltd—
Oonv deb 6s 1941
Oonv deb 534s 1944
47%
45%
41%
Birmingham Elec Oo—
1st & ref 434s 1968
M&S
Birmingham Gas 1st 5s *59 -M&N
Birmingham Term'l 4s '57—M&S
Birmingham Water Works Oo—
1st m 534s 1954 ser A
A&O
s
1st 7s 1939 with warr
—J&J
Arkansaw Water 1st 5s 1956-A&0
1953—,
J
75
1st
101:
103%
10134
9134
1st & ref 5s 1956
70
1st mtge s f 634s 1956
5s
101
46%
43%
3934
Sink fund deb 634s 1959—F&A
Deb 6s Apr 1 1955
A&O
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Rys—
1st
105%
106%
99
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Oorp—
1st mtge 5s 1958
A&O
Berlin Oity Elect 6%s 1951—J&D
Binghamton
94%
94%
95
105%
105%
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser O
A&O
Beloit Water, Gas & Elec Oo—
1st g 5s 1937
M&S
1st ref 5s Feb 1946
25
A&O
J&D
Bell Telep Oo of Pennsylvania—
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B
J&J
45%
Binghamton (N Y) L H & P—
23
American
Utilities Oo—
1st lien & ref 6s 1945
Deb 6 >$ ■ 1941
Ooll trust s f 6s 1959 w w
A&O fr 44%
Beaver Valley Wat 6s 1935-M&N
88
Bell Telephone of Oanada—
94
1st g 5s 1955 ser A
M&S
1st g 5s 1957 ser B
94%
J&D
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O
94
M&N
7
| Ask.
28%
100
Cent Ark Pub Serv Corp—
1st 1 & coll tr 5s 1948 ser A F&A
Gent Orosst'n RR—See N Y Rys.
Cent Dlst Telep 1st 5s '43—J&D
88
83
71
A&O
1953
Beauharnois Power Oorp—
F&A
M&N
Oonv deb 6s 1940
Amer Community Power—
Ooll trust 5s 1946
Deb sf 5s 1960
^
1
M&S
M&N
Capital Traction (Wash, D C)lst g 5s June 1 1947
J&D
,
Oarbondale Ry 5s Nov 1933.-J&J /
Carolina P & List 5s 1956—A&O
Oedar Rap Mfg & P 5s *53.-J&J
Central Arizona Light & Pow Oo
1st mtge 5s 1960
J&D
100
94
98
Barstow (W
14
634s 1951
Canton Elec Oo 5s 1937
107
104
Baton
/
Bid.
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
Salt & Ann S L—See Md El Ry
Electric Oo
f 7a 1952—
M&N
J&D
37%
37%
44%
39%
39%
39%
45%
s
59
60%
s
75
77
41%
41%
42%
42%
75
80
(Indianapolis)—
1st & ref gold 5s 1942
J&J
Augusta Ry & El 1st 5s 1940 J&D
b Basis. / This price Includes accrued Interest.
AjLasc sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price.
S Sale
price.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
76
Interest" except wboro marked "V
NOTICE.—All bond prion «•
Bonds
Citizens L
Pa)
1914—-M&N
92
OltlzensStRy—Seelnd'p'sTr&Ter
Citizens Tel (Gr Rap) 5s '36-J&D
Citizens Water (Washington, Pa)
5Ms A 1951
.—.J&J
City Elec San Fran 5s 1937—J& J
City & Sub Ry—See Wash Ry & El
City of New Castle Water—
100
70M
74M
100
J&D-
86
Olty Water (Chattanooga)—
1st M 5s 1954
-J&D
90
5s 1941
90
93
90
1st M 5s 1957 series C_—M&N
Olev El 111 1st 6s '39 op '24.A&0 s 104 M
Gen M 5s 1954series A—M&N k 105 M
Gen M 5s 1961 series B—A&O k 107
M&J
Oleve Ry 1st 1933
Oleve Southw Ry &
93
105
95"
92
Darby Med & Ches Ry—See Phila
82
Davenport Water 5s 1961—J&J
102
Dayton Ltg 1st 5s '37 op '12.M&S
102
Dayton Pow & L 1st 5s '41 - .J&D
Day 8p & Urb—See Ind Col & E
Delaware Elec Power Co—
Deb 5Hs 1959
—J&J s 75
Delaware Power & Light Co—
97 M
1st M 4Hs 1971
J&J
90
1st mtge g 4 Ma 1969
..J&J
1st mtge g4Ms 1969J&J k 98 M
96 M
Denver Cons Tram 6s 1933-A&0
99
Denv Gas & El 1st g 5s '49—M&N
90
1st & ref 5s 1951
M&N
81
Stamped as to Pa tax
Denver Tramway Corp—
18
Gen & ref 5s 1950 ser A
J&J
Aeon
I
8
Clinton
91
5
93
84 M
83
M&S
Community Water Service Co—
1957
1st m 58 1950
93
89
87
Oonn^Ltg^fe
Pow 5s
101
101
95
93
81M
s
103
105
65
51
95
94
83
104
69 M
56
96
85"
90
85
90
34M
33 M
105
106 M
106 M
96
97
102
J& '
'52—A&O
87
43 M
44 %
102
103
A&O
102
102 M
102 M
100
103
Consol Gas Elec Lt & P (Bait)—
Feb 14 1935. ..J&J
1st & ref s f 4 Ms 1969 ser G M&8
1st & ref s f 4 Ms 1970 ser H J&J
1st & ref 4s 1981
J&D
Consolidated Gas (N Y)—
Gen g 4 4s
99
95 M
104 X
5Hs 1945--..
F&A
95 M
20-yr deb 4 Ms 1951.——J&D
101 M
Debenture 5s 1957
J&J
Underlying cos—See N Y G E L H & P.
Consol Gas Utilities Co—
1st & coll 6s 1943 ser A
J&D */ 42 M
Conv deb 6Ma 1943 ser A^J&D */ 10
Consol Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
Wuertterabu/g 1st 7s '56. .J&J
35
Deb
102
100M
96
104 M
96 %
101 %
44
10M
39
Con Ry (New Hav)—See "R.R."
consolidated Telep of W lsc—
M&N
1st M 5Ms 1942 ser A
71
73
M&N
—M&N
69
72
1st M 6s 1958
Consumers El L & P (New Orl)—
75
79
J&J
90
Cons Tr (K J)—See
91
4 Ms
1st M 5s 1936
«...
5s
1938
J&D
—
100
.....
.M&N
1st lien & unif 4M» 1958.M&N
Oontin Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
s
OooperRlvBrl'ge I nc lst6s'58M&N /
Copenhagen Telephone Co—
Exti
«
f 6s Feb 15
1954-F&A15
104 M
103
104M
103M
98 M
s
99 M
54%
15 M
70 M
76
55
Ry—See Col Ry & Lt.
Cross St Ry—See Int Tr (Bufn
Cuban Telep conv 5s 1951 ..J&J
55
1st lien & ref 7 Ms 1941—M&S
65
s
f 6Ms 1950
1st sink fund 6Ms
Electric P & L Deb
55 %
17 M
Council Bluffs Gas 5s 1948.M&N
80
86
72
76
93
78 M
50
23
Deb 6s
54
Great
79
83
J&D
87
90
Oumb'land T & T 5s 1937...J&J
104
104 %
Dakota Central Telep Co—
1st gold 6s 1935
100
103
94
96
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941
J&D
A&O
J&J
105 M
1st g 7Ms 1949 ser B
J&J
107
1st g 5s 1952 ser O
J&J 7c 101
1st gold 5 Ms 1954 ser D
J&T
102
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951-J&J
33 M
Dallas Telep 1st 5s 1933
A&O
100 M
Dauas Pow & Lt 6s 1949
—
Danville Tr & Pow 1st 08 '41.J&J
b Basis
15
1st m 5a
Deb 6 Ma 1938..
Empire District Elec Co—
1st & ref m 5s 1952
103M
36
l
Co
l
^OOi
n
Nominal,
50 M
65
80
23
99
102 M
81
101
71
71
65 M
'37J&D f
51M
78
72
97 M
16M
102 M
29 M
9X
1951——
M&S
87
6s '52M&S
Fair Pass Ry—See P hil R T
Home Tel & Tel (Ft Wayne)
95
1st 6s series A 1943
J&J
94
1st 5Ms series B 1955
A&O
Home Telep & Teleg(LosAngeles
101
Oal) ist refunding 5s 1945J&J
Home Tel & Tel of Spokane—
100 M
1st M g 5s May 15 '36-M&N 15
31
Houston El Co 1st 6s '35
J&D
Houston Gulf Gas—
43
1st M & col 68 1943 ser A..A&0
28
Deb 6 Ma 1943 with war„A&O
98
Hous Home Telep 5s 1935—M&S
98 M
Houston Lt & Pow 1st 5s *53 M&S
89 M
Istlien&ref 4Ma *78ser D M&N
87
1st lien & ref 4Mb 1981 ser E..
Houston Natural Gas Oorp —
1st m coll 6s 43 with warr. J&D
103
Hudson Co Gas 5s g 1949..M&N
Deb g 5Ms
Helena Gas & Elec 1st
39
12M
12 M
12M
3
74
71
70 M
60
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s *54 AM&S
4l"
1st M 6s
5s 1962
s
Empire Gas & Elec and Empire
Coke jt lst&ref 5s '41 opt.M&S
Empire Public Service Oorp—
Deb 6a 1950 w w 1950
J&J /
Ercole Marelli Elec Mfg Co (Italy)
1st s f 6 Ms 1953 with war M&N k
k Last sale,
49
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970——M&N
Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952
.F&A
S*
k
Empire Gas & Electric Co—
Gen & ref 6s ser A 1952-.-J&D
f This price includes accrued Interest,
J&J
Ltd—
M 6s 1932-1944
M&N
Lakes Utilities Co—
6Ms 1950
Hamilton Gas 6 Ms A w w
80M
J&D
M&S
59 M
_
99
*
1950 ser A
J&D
6 Ms '43-J&D
El Paso Nat Gas 1st
With warrants
4
59
—
El Paso El Co—
1st M 5a 1959
37 M
100
2
Hest Man &
J&D /
Cumberland Co (Me) Pow & Lt—
1st 4Ha 1956
J&D
37 M
98
21
5 Ms 1942—M&N
97
106
Great North Pow 5s 1935—F&A
Great West Power Co of Calif—
101M
29
Grt West Pow Go 5s 1946.J&J
32
Green Mountain Power Oorp—
78
36
1st mtge 5s 1948.
F&A
99
Greenwich Wat 4Ms '57 ser A J&J
8
Greenwich Wat & Gas System—
69
Ool tr 5s 1952 ser A.
A&O
69
83
Col tr 6s 1952 ser B
A&O
62
75
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968
A&O
Gulf Public Service Go—
50
1st m 6s 1945
A&O
17 M Gulf States Utilities Co—
75
1st M & ref 58 1956 ser A.M&S
69
84
1st M & ref 4Ms 1961 B...J&D
94 H
85
Hackensack Wat 4s '52 op '12J&J
92
94
Gen&ref5sJunel5'77 A..J&D15
55
5s secured conv notes 1938J&J k 100 M
28
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Co—
Extl g s f deb 7s 1935
M&N k 74
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under¬
k
56 H
ground & St Rys 5Ms '38 -J&D
J Serv
Eliz & Trenton RR
s
1st lien coll tr
97
Public
Corp.
Elmira Water, Light & RR—
1st & con g 5s 1956—
M&S
60
89
F&A
1st & gen
Utilities Co—
15 year sec 6s 1942
ElizPlainf & Cent J ISee
J&D
55
Great Lakes Power
1st
78
/ 11
/ 11
*/11
f X
A&O / M
1937
Electric Public
3
90
Gas L 5s '39-F&A
Ry 1st 7s *39 M&N /
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—
H HOOO
rl-i—10 0
Service Co—
1941 ser A
A&O
1941 ser B
A&O
Sec g 5 Ms 1942 ser O
A&O
Deb 6s 1936
—J&D
Sec g 6s
Sec g 6a
97
85
Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids
96
82 M
91
-J&J
k
'90—_J&J
1st M 7s 1944
M&N
M&S
1953—A&O
5s2030.F&A
44
76
Electric Public
57M
Orosstown St
5s *54 op
Qeafurel 6s 1953 x w
1st guar
82
3-year 5% notes 1936
Ed El 111 (Bkn)See KlngsOoEL&P
Edison El 111 (N Y)—See N Y G
Electric Co of N J 1st 5s 1947——
Electric Ferries 1st 7s '41—A&O
Electric Pow Corp (Germany)—
1st
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1936 op '16
1st 1 & unif 5s ser 01952.
38*
40
Wisconsin Electric Co—
& ref 6s 1942
J&D
1st lien & ref 6Ms 1948.-M&S
Sheboygan Elec 5s 1946. -T&J
Eastern Cons El 5s 1949..
.M&N
Easton & So Beth Transit 8s '36—
Edisou Elec Ilium of Boston—
Consumers Power Co—
.J&D
1978
23
1st lien
1934.
95
73
Georgia Ry & Elec—
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939—J&J
Atlanta Northern Ry Co—
2
J&D
1935
58
72
J&J
1967—M&S
Georgia Power & Light Co
1st mtge 5s
25M
Eastern
5s
1952
5s
Georgia Power 1st 5s
78
,
2-year notes 5s
Oonsum L H & P Co (Eliz, N J)—
2
50
5Ms 1951
M&S
58
E Oregon Lt & Pr 5Ms A '51-M&S
51
5s series B 1953
..J&J
Eastern Connecticut Pow Co—
104 M
1st m s f 5s 1948 series A.A&O
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
26
Ref m 4Ms 1948 A
J&J
28
Ref m 5s 1948 B
J&J
33
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser C—M&S15
Eastern Michigan Rys—
5
1st mtge coll tr 7s 1958
J&J /
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—
'
79
1st m 5Ms 1947 ser A
M&S
1st M & 1st lien 5s 1955 B M&S
Zi*
90
Eastern Util Assoc 5s 1935--A&O k
Eastern Util Inv 5a A 1954.M&S
s
16 M
With warrants
—
Pub Ser Corp
1958
50~
.
E Minn Power
Consolidated Water of Utica—
1st
Galesburg Ry Ltg & Power—
Con 5s Oct 1934
J&D
Galesb Ry & L 5s 1934
J&J
Galveston-Houston Elec Ry—
1st M s f g 5s 1954 opt
A&O /
64
64 M
67 M
Gary Elec & Gas Co—
s
50 M
1st lien col 5a 1934 ser A—J&J
102 M
98M Gas & El of Bergen Co 5s *49.J&D
101M
Gen 58 Nov 1 1954
M&N
99M
Gateway Bridge 7s 1938
A&O
70"
Gatlneau Pow 1st 5s 1956-- J&D
60
Debenture gold 6s 1941 J&D 15
59
Deb 6s 1941 series B
A&O
General Gas & Elec Oorp40
5% notes Aug 15 '33—F&A15
40
5% notes Aug 15 '34—F&A15
40
5% notes Aug 15 *35—F&A15
83M General Public Service Corp—
70
52
Conv deb 5s 1953
J&.1
81
Conv deb 5 Ms 1939
J&J
32
General Public Utilities—
30
Ry.
1st M coll tr 6 Ms ser A '56 A&O
38
99
Conv ser 6M % notes 1933.J&D
General Water Wks & ElecOorp—
54
1st lien & col 5s 1943 ser A.J&D
71M
Conv deb 6s 1944 ser B..A&0 */ 10
*f 14M
69"
Certificates of deposit
14
Ext deb 6s ser A 1934
J&D
100 K
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s '61 F&A
Georgia-Carolina Power 1st s f
99
M&S15 *f
Phila Co
1940...
41M
k
m
100
99 M
.F&A */
Trae—See Phila C«
I
Durham Pub Ser 7s A '49—A&O;
East Coast Utilities—
1st coll 5Ms 1937 ser A—F&A
Conv deb 6s 1933 ser A. _M&N /
5s
.
5M» 1979 ser A
J&J
1st m 5Ms 1956 ser B
J&J
Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s '54—J&J
Florida Public Service Co—_
1st M 6Ms 1949
F&A
1st 6s 1955 series B
A&O f
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945—A&O
Fontana Un Wat 6s 1953—J&J
Ft Pitt ["Taction—See Phila Co
Duquesne
1st
96M
82
stamped—J&J
Apr 1954
100
1932—-——J&J /
103" E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s 42.A&O
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953—J&D
106
E St L & lnterurb Wat 5s '42 J&J
1st m 6s 1942
.—.J&J
1st m 5s 1960 ser D
F&A
166" East St Louis (111) Lt & Pow—
96M
s
29
s
M&N
Inc—
1957—M&S
_
6% conv notes
Oonsol Gas of Bait 5s 1939--J&J
Gen g4^s
91H
82
Bridge—
6M% notes 1935
Duquesne Light—See
35M
34M
113
'39--A&0
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr—
1962
90
81
20-yr ■ f6H» 1948
A&O
30
Dry Dock E B & B RR—See Thi r Ave
Duke Power—1st 4Mb 1967.J&Di
97
Duke Price Power Co—
1st tn 8 f fts 1966 ser A
.M&N|
71
Dumbarton B'ge 6 Ms to *36- J&J,
85
6 Ms 1937 to 1949
65
Duquesne Gas Corp—
1st conv 6s Mar 151945.M&S15 */
2
8
107 M
101
2
5 f deb g 7s
49 M
k
Oonnelisv Wat 5s Oct 2
1st lien 5s
10M
M
3M
*/ 4
1952
F&A */
^
Certificates of deposit...
*/
M
Det & Pt Huron Shore Line—
i
1st gold 5s 1950
J&J /
3
Dixie Gulf Gas Co—
1st 6 Ms 1937 A with war.M&S
83
Dominion Gas & Elec 6Ms 1945—
50X
Dortmund Munlc Utll (Germany)
1
48
J&J
*31?_
95
8
97 }
1952
Certificates of deposit..
100
94
94
*63—A&O
& coll trust 5s 1956
J&J
Ry & Lt 4Mb 1951 _ —-J&J
Conn River Pow 5s A
20"
1949 series
1st m s f 6 Ma
Utilities
1st lien col tr 5 Ms
1st
96
Gen
19 M
1M
Phil Co
Conv deb 5 Ms 1954
^
Detroit International
J&J
/
/
Florida Power Corp—
Gen
92
J&D
6s 1947
gold notes 1932
Fed St & Pleas Val—See
Federated
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser
!01M
100
Connecticut Power 5s
1st
69
58 M
_
Federal Water Service Oorp—
A.A&O
B—J&D
C—F&A
&ref 4Mb 1961 ser D-F&A
& ref 5s ser E 1952.-A&O
Gen & ref 5s
lOi"
conn
Conn
67
71"
M&S
1st 1
6%
60
J&J
A&O
series B
-----
B—J&D
Federal Public Serv Oorp—
_
Detroit Edison—
98
100
Light & Power—
1st & ref s f 7s *51 ser A—M&N
1st & ref 5 Ms 1954 ser B--F&A
1st & ref 4 Hs 1956 ser C__J&J
Stamped
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd
Debenture 6s 1954 ser
20
50
6
M&N
1948—M&N
Detroit City Gas Co—
1st m 6s 1947 series A
52
53
J&D
B
M&S
4s 1950-_J&J
1st & ref 5s ser D 1962
Tunnel—
1st m s f 6s 1953
50
Conv s f deb 6 Ms
Deh g 6s 1946 ser A
Deb g 5Ms 1946 ser
Oonestoga Trac 1st
100M
91M
91M
5
92
69
k 69
Without warrants
...
Fairmont & Clarksburg Trac—.
53
1st g 5s 1938 opt 1913
A&O
105
Fall River Elec Lt 5s 1945 —J&J
Federal Light & Traction—
66 M
1st s f g 5s 1942 opt
M&S
98 M
—M&S
1st m 5s 1956
Detroit & Canada
40
91
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
1st M 6s 1953
-J&J
1st M col 5s 1954 ser B—J&D
1st M col 4M« 1956 ser O.-A&O
1st M col 4 Ma 1957 ser D..J&J
1st M col 4 Ms 1960 ser E A&< 1st M 4s 1981 ser P
M&8
1st 5Ms series G 1962
J&D
Commonwealth Elec 5s 1943 M&S
Oommonw Sub Corp—See Misc.
Com'w'lth Tel (Pa) 5 Ms *45 M&N
Com'w'lth Tel (Wis) 5s A '48 M&S
Commonwealth Utilities Corp—_
Conv deb 6s 1938
M&N
Commonwealth Wat 5Ms A 1947.
lst M 5s 1956 ser B
F&A
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O—F&A
Community Power & Light Co—
Col M 5s
83 M
100
84
J&D
93
102
Equit G & E Utica 5s 1942.A&0
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954
A&O /
5s 1967
A&O
Europ'n Elec Oorp (of Canada)
Deb 6 Ms 1965 w w
F&A
Erie Ltg 1st m
65
Gen & ref 5s 1962 ser
*14—Q-J
98
100
80
series A
M&S
16
Des Moines City Ry 5s 1936 J&J /
Des Moines Elec Co—
100
1st m 5s, 1938
—M&N
Des Moines Gas Co—
3
99
A&O
5M® 1942
76
Bid.
Bonds.
S F 6s 1937 opt
Columbus Ry Pow & Light—
1st ref 4Ms 1957 ser A
.J&J
Sec conv g
Terminals Co—
1933-1937- -M&S
Derby Gas & Elec Corp—
1st lien 5s 1946
P&A
Des Moines & Cent la Elec Co—
90
'36—A&O
Col Ry 1st 4s *39 opt
Cross St 1st 5s g 1933
104"
Denver Tramway
1st M g gu 5s
_
Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s
85
60
6% notes Oct 1 1933
Light—
5s 1954—_ —M&S '
(La) W W let 6s 1939F&A
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
1st M 5s 1960
M&N
Colorado Power 1st 5s 53--M&N
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
Deb g 5s 1952
M&N
Deb g 5s 1952
A&O 15
Deb 5s Jan 151961
J&J 15
Columbia River Longview Bridge
*/
6Ms stapmed 1953
Columbia (S C) Ry Gas & El Co
1st M s f g 5s 1936
J&J
Columbus Dela & Marion Elec Co
1st & ref 5s July 1937J&J /
1st & ref 6s (stmpd) 1937--J&J /
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1954; ser B—M&N
Gen
mod Income and defaulted bonis
Ask.
R Tr.
H & P (Johnst'n,
let g 5s 1934 opt
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bid.
58 %
M&S
90
80
77
59 M
77
1954 ser B
82
76
M
73 M
r Canadian price,
s
Sale price.
* Negotiability impaired by
maturity.
June, 1933.]
PUBLIC
NOTICE.- -All bond
Bonds.
or loss
Bid.
98
104
25-yr
11
8
....
64
1st & ref 5%s
s
59
1st & ref 6s 1956
s
57
64%
59%
59%
48%
50
s
101
.
.
71
/
.
19
%
/
/
15
k
k
74%
66%
20
75
1st mtge 5s 1058 ser A—M&N
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957—F&A
1st & ref 6s 1955
M&S
Ind Nat Gas & O—See Peo G L&C
Indiana Pr 1st 17 %• *41 A .M&N
Indiana Ry & Lt 1st 5s *43--J&J
Indiana Service Oorp—
55
95
97
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
.
F&A
s
1
32
(
1
1st g 5s 1023 ext to 1933—M&S
1st M 5s 1957
A
ser
74
1st
s
..J&J
f gold 5s Jan 1 1933—A&O
/
6s
gen
1958
39
Ind'p'lis Wat Wks Sec
Ool tr 6s 1957 ser O..
Debs f 7s 1936
Oonv g 7% notes 1932 —M&S
Certificates of deposit..
Intercontinents Power Oo—
Debs A 6s 1948 with
Without warrants
Oonv deb 6s 1948
—
wsutsvivuiBi
warr
aajuiV-UIIUL
Sec 7s 1952
ser
s
Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938
Buffalo & Niag Falls Elec
k
J&D
International Telep & Teleg—
Deb g 4Ms 1952
J&J
Oonv deb 4Ms 1939
J&J
Deb 6s 1955
F&A
Interstate Bridge 6 Ms 1950.M&N
/
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951—J&D
interstate Nat Gas 6s 1936—J&J
Interstate Power let 5s *57—J&J
Deb gold 6s 1952
J&J
Iiterstate Pub Serv Oo—
1st & ref 6 Ms 1949 ser B__J&J
5
1961...
ser
ser
95
71%
95%
6Ms 1942 with warr— &D
w w6Ms 1938.-J&D f
2%
3%
2%
m
5Ms 1948
ser
B
M&8
47
49
88
74
81
97"
60
62
1st ref 0%s 1954
F&A /
WW
7Ms s f 1946——-__J&D k
Memphis Power & Light Oo—
60
68
44
48
51
48
lat & ref 5a 1948 ser
1st & ref 4Mb 1978 aer
Memphis St Ry
Erie
Pow & Lt 6s 1946 A&O
80
Lake Roland Elev—See Un
Rys & Elec.
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 6s '33 JAJ /
—
Gen gold 5s Feb 1 1933—F&A /
2
Lake Shore Power Go—
1st and ref mtge 6s 1950—.J&J
82
Lake Superior Diet Pow—
1st M & ref 6s 1956
J&D
Larutan Gas 1st 6 Ms w w '35J&D
(Mass) Gas & Elec—
1st M 4Mb 1940 ser B
F&A
Lehigh Power Securities—
Deb g 68 2026
45
ser
A
Ref & lmpt
1960
J&D
5s series B Dec 1 1935
M&S
g 5s
Leipzig Overland Pow 6M» '46—
(Ky) Ry—See Ky Tr & Term
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
104"
62
51
54
90
75
73
62
81
79
81
79
75
82
48%
73
4
90%
63%
59%
67
85
18
7
1st
M
6fl
1944
M&S
Lexington Util 1st 5a 1952..F&A
Lexington Wat ref 5Ms 1940.F&S
LexingtonWa Pow Co 1st 5s'68J&J
Conv deb 5 Ms 1953
J&J
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941-J&D
Lincoln Tel & Tel—
1st M 4Mb 1961 ser A
J&D
Little Rock G & F 6s 1937-M&N
Little Rock Ry & El 6s '38—A&O
Lockhart Power 5Ms 1950—F&A
Lombard Elec Oo (Italy)—
76"
76
78
78%
85
52
51
53"
32%
34%
82%
1952—
—J&D
Lone Star Gas s f 5s 1942 ..M&N
aer
A
A&O
86
78
73
87
50
J&J
M&S
1st gold 4s 1938
F&A
Exten gold 4s 1938
J&J
Mexican El L lat M
g 5a '42.J&J
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5a
'40 s
1932..
96
74%
99%
1935—.III
Middlesex & Boston St
Ry
Gas Uo—
Oonv deb 6s 1935--.
IP
50
55 M
65
40
45'
75
94
96
45
62%
fk
fs
fk
fk
83
»89
Long Isl Lighting 5s 1936—M&S
100M
1st ref 6s
1948
J&J
99^
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser B...M&S
94%
Secured g 6s 1945
J&J
87
Conv deb g 5 Ms '52 ser A.A&O
72
Lorain Telep 1st 5s 1958
71
Los Angeles Gas & Elec
Oorp—
1st & ref g 5s 1939 opt_._M&S k 104%
1st & gen 5s 1961—
M&S k
96%
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser D..M&S k
102%
Gen & ref 5Ms 1947 ser E J&I) k 100%
Gen & ref 5Ms 1943 ser P M&S
100M
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser G_ M&S
103
Gen & ref 6s series H 1942.
103
Gen & ref 5Ms 1949 ser I.A&O k 100
M
Los Ang G & E 5s 1934
J&J
100%
11%
11
11
12
65
12%
50
55
16%
18
78%
76%
79%
77%
J&J f
Midland Util deb 6s
1938...M&S
Millv Etna & Sharps—See
Phil Co
Milwaukee Elec Ry &
Light
1st & ref 5a 1961 ser B
J&D
2
96
97
80
80%
101%
42%
102
44
78
69
81
61
64
72
Mississippi Power Co—
90
65
70
104
99
Minn Gen El 1st 6a *34
op..J&D
Minnesota Nor Pr Jt 68 1934 A&O
Minnesota Power & Light Oo—
lat & ref 5s 1955
J&D
1st & ref 4Mb 1978
..M&N
96
50
65
102
1st M 4Mb 1967
M&S
Minneapolis Ga* Light Co—
1st M4M« 1950
—J&J
69
62
43
66
1st M 5a 1971
_J&J
Milwaukee Gaa Light Co—
8*
55
35
33
46%
...Iff andNatural 4Ms 1932.J&J
ref mtge
Midland
46
79%
75
88
40
1948-M&S
5s ctfs of deposit
1933..
5s ctfs of deposit 1934
5s ctfs of deposit
90
18%
21%
f.F&A
Michigan Associated Telep Oo—
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
Michigan Gaa & Elec Oo—
1st & ref 6a 1943
M&S
1st M 5a 1956
J&D
Middle West Utilities On—
5s ctfs of deposit
12
104%
M&N
M&N
^!°Wgan Light lat 6a
90
30
23
47
63 M
f 7a 1957
84
6
Michigan Nor Pow lat 5s '41.J&J
Michigan Public Service Oo—
lat g 5a 1947 aer A
A&O
79
42
80
Metrop Edison Corp 6s 1961 M&S
Metropolitan West Side "L"
14
Lex
3
79
.F&A
Lehigh Teleg 5s ser A 1949--J&J
Lehigh Valley Transit—
1st M g 4s Dec 1935 opt—M&S
Oons gold 4s 1935
J&D
a
lat M 4s 1971 ser E
1st 5s series F 1962
46%
74
1st
1st & ref 5a 1953 aer O
1st M 4Mb 1968 aer D
106
115
Lawrence
41%
50%
68
2
90%
O-.AAO
con g 5a '45.J&J /
Metropolitan Edison Co—
72
10
95
Meridionals Electric Oo—
Wyoming Val RR
1st extl 7s
J&J
J&D
95%
A.-Ij
100
1st M coll tr 5Ms'53 ser O F&A
61%
1st col&ref 5%a 1960 ser D F&A "v 58
5M% gold notes 1935
F&A k
66%
43%
58
84
"5"
A—.J&J
Gen
J&J
6a 1958
20
20
57*
82%
83
9
20-year a f 5%a 1946
J&j
Sink fund deb 5s 1955
M&N
Mass Utilities Associates—
8 f deb 5s 1949 ser A
A&O
McGav & Mt V—See Nash
Ry&L
Melbourne Electric Supply—
Lake
77
87
84
89
64
63
85
82
Massachusetts Gaa—
S*
79
63%
60%
60
56
65
40
1st 5s 1951
F&A
Debentures 6s 1948
F&A /
Laclede Gas Lt ref 5s 1934.-A&O
74
55
69
I
Lackawanna &
&
9
67
ser
57%
36
9
69
1961
23
44
70
67
H
23
43%
Q-j
j&j
series
21
40
50
A
aer
Bait & Ann S l 5a
1946—F&A
Maryland Light & Power—
lat M 5%s 1950 aer
57
22
32"
f 7a 1940
67
Kokomo
65
85%
76
._
a
46
100
Ref &
1st
40
44
gen 5s ser A 1956.
J&J
Market St El Pass Ry—See PRT
Market St Ry (San
Francisco)—
F&A
F&A
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser B._.A&O
.....
36
Guaranteed 6s 1933
.A&O
1st & ref 6%s 1957 aer
A..J&J
ist&ref 6 Ms 1962 aer B..J&J
100M
74
31
1st Ms f 5 Mb 1952 ser
B..J&J
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec
Cos
15-year s f 7s 1941
...J&D
Manuf'rs Wat (Pa) 5s 1939.J&D
Maritime Tel & Tel 1st 6s 1941 J&J
Maryland Electric Rys—
W2
95
Kings Co Elec—See Bklyn-Queens
Kings Co Gas & 111 1st 5s "40. A&O
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 6s *64—J&J
A 1949
B 1950
1st & ref 5s 1955
70"
M&8
Mississippi Power & Light—
1st M 5a 1957
87 M
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
J&D k
70
—
lat
s f 6s 1944 with warr
F&A 15
Without warrants
101
95 M
89
87
103
Mississippi Riv Pow 5a '51. _J&J
Deb 5s May 1 1947
M&n
91
90
103%
90
Missouri Gas&Elec 6s A 1944M&S
1st & ref 5s ser B 1957
J&J
Missouri Power & Light—
42
44
35
38
lat M 5%s 1955 ser A
M&8
lat M 4Mb 1958 aer B
M&N
Missouri Public Service CoFirst mtge 5a 1947 aer A—F&A
90
77
85
80
84
Mo Riv Sioux City Bdge Co—
1st s f 6s 1953
M&S 15
73
;
75
49
52
56
104
104
85
/ This price includes accrued Interest.
70
93%
101
35
lowa-Nebraska Lt & Power—
1st lien & ref 5s '57 ser A.M&N
1st 1 & ref 5s 1961 ser B..M&S
Iowa Pow & Lt let 4 Ms 1958 M&S
Iewa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1957-J&D
a:
Dbd 5s 1968
,_M&8
1st mtge 5%s 1959
M&8
iowa Ry & Lt (Oedar
Rapids)—
1st & ref 5s June 1946 B...J&D
1st & ref 5 Ms Oct 1945—M&N
Iowa Southern Utilities—
1st & ref 6s 1943
F&A
1st & ref 5 M« 1950
J&J
Deb 6s 1950 ser A..
M&N
Iron wood & Bessemer
Ry & Light
1st s f g 5s *36 opt after '15.F&A
t Basis.
•
132%
s
Interstate Tel & Tel 5
Ms 1953 J&J
Interstate Water 6s ser A1940 F&A
1st lien & ref 6s
1st lien & ref 5s
M&
126
s
A&O
iowa Electric Oo—
1st mtge 6s 1934—..
M&N
100%
21
35
102
53
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser D
J&D
1st & ref 4 M« '58 ser F...M&S
Interstate Rys 4s 1943
Interstate Teiep Oo—
57
41
Purch money 6s g 1997—A&O
Edison El IU Bklyn 4s '39. J&J
Ry—
87%
37
92
103%
45
36
33
88
84
Kings Co E L & P 1st 5s '37.A&0
35
35
J&J
1st M 5s gold 1935
J&J
Internat Ry ref 5s *62
op.M&N
1st M
6
86"
39
30
31
86
6
85
80
86""
37%
56
70
92
U/BI<CU1
F
25
96
70
58
*fk 9
♦/ 7
J&J 16
International Railway (Buffalo-r
20
81%
1st lien & coll tr 6a '53—M&S
94
J&D *fk 8
Bee 7s 1957 serE
102%
lBt lien coll tr 5Ms
1937—A&O
Manitoba Power Oo Ltd—
1st M a f 5Ma '51 aer
A...J&J
M&N
43
104
Manila Gas Co—
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945..
35"
Oonv deb 6s 1944 w w
A&O
Internat'l Pow Ltd 6 Ms 1957 M&S
Deb 6s 1957
M&S
International Power Sec Oorp—
6M% sec bonds 1955 serOJ&D k
98
101%
101
86
Key West Electric 5s 1956--F &A
Keystone Pub Serv—
1st M 5s 1978—
M&N
Key Tel 1st g 5s '35 opt '08..J&J
1st 1 & ref 5Ms 1955 ser A.J&D
f
„
90
95
84
Kewanee(Ill)Pub Serv 6s A '49 J&J
4
*
104
85
80
99
15
103
103
76
1st 7s series J 1957
1st 6s series K 1957
Keokee Consol Coke 5s 1959.J&J
1
J&D
/
Inter borough Rapid Transit—
1st & ref g 5s *66 op tax-ex. J&J
6% notes 1932.
A&O ♦
Certificates of deposit..
102%
102
Manhattan Ry con 4a
g '90. A&O
Cent Hanover Bk ctfs of
dep
2d gold 4a 2013
J&D
Manila Elec RR &
Ltg Oorp—
4
Oonv deb 6s 1934
51
48
101%
1st & ref 6s 1954
M&S
Debenture 7s 1944
—J&J
Macon Ry A Light lat 5s '53.J&J
Madison Oo (111) Light & Powerlet g 5a 1936
J&D
Madison G & El lat 5a 1940-A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1950
M&N
Madison Rys 1st g 5a 1936—M&N
Mad Riv Pr 1st 5s *35 gu od.F&A
Malone (N Y) L & P
5%s '56.J&J
4
A&O
47
46
A—M&S
ser
3
J&D
101
23
87
99
A&O
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948
Inland Utilities Inc—
101%
35
19%
83
81
93
B ..M&N
32
_
65
3
5s 1958 J&J
ser
86
90
95
105
89
1st M 5s 1969
Sinking fund deb 7> 1938.F&A
Inland Pow & L s f 6s *36 A M&S
f 6s 1941
70
10
5
96 %
96 %
6 4s 1938
Certificates of deposit
s
60
90
89
inland Gas
Ooll tr
78"
105
20
5s
98
M&8
90
101
101
op'13 A&O
76
94
101%
19
Kentucky Utilities Co—
1st M 6 Ms Sept *48 ser D M&N
1st M 5Ms 1955ser F
A&O
70
1st lien & ref 5 Ms 1954—M&S
1st lien & ref 5s I960.....J&D
91
100%
86
18
95
& ref 5s 1970
1942
1st M 5s j 961 series G
65
lit lieo
6s
10
J&J
90%
1
101%
100%
M
Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
1st & ref gu 5s *51 opt '14.F&A
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949. J&D
....
1st & ref. g 4%s 1040 opt—J&J
1st lieu & ref 5 %■ 1953—_M&8
90
Kentucky Power & Light Oo—
86
Indianapolis Water—
85"
95
55
84
c
Gen M 6a 1950
F&A
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
1st af g 6 Ma 1944
Luneburg Pow L & W W (Germ'y)
1st M s f 7a 1948
..M&N
Luzerne Oo (Pa) Gaa & Elec—
lat ref&imp g 5a'48
3
87"
1st
35
5
14
14
X = »
Conv deb
75
85%
4s 1033.--J&J /
Oitizens St con 5s g 1033 M&N
/
Indianapolis W W Sec Oo—
Secured
5
/
—
100%
13
J&J
1958
F&A
1st
Indianapolis Trac & Term Oo—
Indlanap St
1st & ref 4Ms 1961 ser O.F&A
Deb ■ f 6s 1937 aer A
A&O
Louiav Ltg 5a '53
unatmpd-.A&O
LoulavMe Ry 2d 4Mb 1940-M&8
61
Kentucky Fuel Gas Oorp—
30
Indianapolis & Northwest Trac—
Indianapolis Power & Light—
63
7
45%
50
99%
1st & ref. 6s 1947 ser O—F
'
1
41%
Louisville Gas & Elec 'lo
(Ky)—
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser A...M&N
1st M 6s 1955 ser A
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
32
o0
b f g 5s 1940
J&D
Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938—.A&O
..
98
70
Indiana & 8 W Gas & Util—
6% conv notes 1940
J&D
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1052
A&O
Indlanap Nor—See Un Tr of Ind
1st & ref
48
Deb gold 6b 2022
87%
30
47%
1st mtge 4Mb 1980
J&D
Kansas Pow 1st 5s 1947
M&S
Kansas Power & Light Co—
61
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power—
let & ref M 5s Jan 1 1050--J&J
45%
30
10
Kansas Elec Pow 6s 1937—-J&D
1st M 6s 1943
J&D
1st M 5s 1951
J&D
Kansas Gas & Electric—
100
•
29
Kansas City Power & Light—
1st mtge 4Mb 1957 ser B..J&J
1st M 4Mb 1961
-F&A
Kansas City Pub Ser 6s 1951 J&J
mmmmm
....
98
81%
Bid
Los Ang Pac Oo—See Pac
EIRy
Los Ang & Pasad—See Pac El
Ry
Los Angeles Railway Oorp—
46
1st
J&J
bonds
28
1st & ref 5s 1936
F&A
Kanawha ValTr 1st M5s '40. J&J /
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s '46--F&A
1%
,
1st M 5s 1948
defaulted
Bonds.
80%
Kanawha Trac & Elec Co—
72
k
and
Ask.
26
_.T&D f
Jamest'n (NY)Telep 5s 1954. J&D
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Corp—
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser B
F&A k
1st M 4Mb 1961 ser O
J&D
Jer City Hob & Pat—See P S Corp
Johnstown (Pa) Trac 5s '43—J&J
Joplln W W 1st 5s 1957
M&S
74
17
Inooms
Louisiana Pow & Light Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1957
..J&D
Louisiana Stm Gener 6s 1939 M&N
1st sink fund 6 Ms
Deb g 7r 1943
100
Indiana Central Telep Oo—
1st lien coll 5% 1938
M&N
Indiana Columbus & E Trac—
Gen & ref g 5s *26 op '11..M&N
Dayt Spgf & Urb 5s *28—M&N
Indiana Electric Corp—
1st M 6s 1947 series A—M&N
1st M 6%s 1953 series B..F&A
1st M 5s 1951 series O—M&S
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1046 J&J
Indiana General Service—
77
and
1st gold 5Ms series A 1955-J&J
James River Bridge Corp—
37"
90
**f"
Debenture 6s ser A 1952-M&N
Jacksonville Trac 1st 5s '31 _M&ft /
Jamaica Pub Serv 5s B 1950-J&J
Jamaica Water Supply Oo—
55
1st 6s 1944
—J&D
Illinois Water Service Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1052 series A.-J&J
.M&N
a
Jackson Cons Tr—See Mich E Ry
Jacksonv (Fla) Gas § f 5s *42. J&D
34
1954 ser B..J&D
ser O
J&D
ft f deb 5%s 1957
M&S
Illinois Power 1st 7s 1936
J&D
Bid.
f 5%b 1953 ser A..M&S
Italian Superpower Oorp—
Deb 6s '63 (without warr)—J&J
.54
IH-Ky Bdge 6%s 1947
M&S /
Illinois Northern Utilities Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1057 opt
A&O k
Illinois Power & Light Oorp—
1st & ref 6s 1053 series A.. A&O s
BONDS
marked
Hydro-Elec Oo (Italy—
1st M s f 7s 1952
Island Gas & Electric—
102
J&J
except vbira
Bonds.
103
M&S
UTILITY
Interest"
iaarco
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1047
J&J
111 Bell Telep 1st 5s 1956—J&D
Illinois Cent Trac 5s 1933
J&D
Illinois Commercial Telep—
1st mtge 6h 1960 ser
111 Commun Tel 6s 1949
'and
Ask.
Hydraulic Power of Nian Falls—
lstr& refunding5s 1050
J&J
Ref & lmpt 5s 1051
A&O
1st 5s series A 1948
tra
A; Last sale,
n
Nominal.
Canadian price,
a
Sale price.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity
PUBLIC
78
-
Bway & 7th Av cons 5s '43
Certificates of deposit
79
Cons g
34
ff
103
60
1st ref M 6s 1951
65
85
67%
69
43
j
5s 1951
s
90%
90
38
91%
39%
6%
87
89
1st, M 5s 1951 ser
Y
1st mtge 5Ma 1953Norf & Ports Bdge 7s 1942
J&J
k
51%
60
Norf & Ports Tr—See Va
61M
66%
Norf Ry & Lt 1st 5s 1949.-M&N
Norfolk St 1st g 5s 1944--J&J
88
93
Ry & P
97
97
orth American Co.
Conv deb 5s
83
101
99
90
93
82M
85
North Carolina Pub Serv Co—
Deb 5s Nov 15 '69 ser C
100
99%
1st & ref 5s 1934 opt-.
B
.M&N
Nat Public Service Corp—
17%
Debenture gold 5s 1978—F&A /
Certificates of deposit———— *f 17%
3%
.T
Toll Bridge 6s stmp 39-J&J f
Neb-Iowa Bdge 6%s 1943-F&A
94"
Nebraska Pow 1st 4%s 1981-J&D
73
Deb 6s 2022
------M&S
58
Nev Calif Elec 1st 6s 1950—A&O
60
Debs 6s July/1941——-— J&J
110
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944—Q-J
108 M
Newark Cons Gas con 5s 48-J&D
New Amsterdam Gas—See N Y
GELH&P
New Brunswick (Can) Pow Co—
Deb 5s 2030 ser
Salisb &
100%
82
75
74%
It*
97
76
61
71%
1957—M&N
North
gold 58 1937 opt
California
F&A
Gen'l 1 & coll 5%s 1901
orthern Calif Pow 5s 1948.
Northern Conn Power Co—
50%
North El Co & Nor Pap Mills—
1st M 5s 1934-1947
M&N
51
50%
Northern Ind Pub Serv—
55
57
O—M&N
s
1st & ref 5s 1969 ser D
M&S
k
lst&ref m 4%s 1970 serE_J&D
North Ind Gas & El 6s *52.-M&N
60
Tel & Tel-1st 5s 1952 series A
1st 4Hs 1961 ser B
61
101
1954------—J&D
1st 5s 1951---J&J
New Eng Pow
102
New Eng
105%
101%
-J&D
M&N
Hampshire Pow 6s Dec.1943
105%
101%
1st & ref 5s 1966 ser
Northern N
Y Utilities Inc—
1st M & ref 5»
90
40
1st 1 & ref 6s 1943 C
80%
1st 1 & ref 5Hs ser D *49._J&D
1st 1 & ref 5s 1955 ser E..J&D
70
Watertown L & P 5s 1959-J&J
66
Gen & ref 5 % s 1951
Northern Ohio Telep Co—
59
57 M
1st lien & ref 5s
60
59
s
49
M 4%s 1935————J&J
Inc 6s Nov 1949 ser A.-.J&D */ 34
New Orleans Ry & Light Co—■
84
90
NOOy& Lake 6s 1943—J&J
Newp News & Hamp Ry G & E—
1st & ref 5s 1944————J&J
Newp News & Old Pt Ry & EJ
1st g 5s Nov 1 1938
M&N
Gen g 6s Mar 1 1941—-M&S
New Rochelle Wat 5%a 51-M&N
1st 5s series B 1951
M&N
N Y Cent Elec 1st 5%s '50-M&S k
N Y & East
River Gas—See
NYGELH&P
Co—
1st lien & ref 6%s 1941—-A&O
1st 1 & ref 5s ser B 1944—A&O
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser C—A&O
Y Gas Elec LH&P Co—
1st g 5s Dec 1 1948
J&D
51
1956
Gen & ref 6s 1947 ser A
1st & ref 58 1956 ser A
1941
1st & ref 6s 1941 ser B
79
81
80
5M% notes 1940
82%
73
New York Edison
111%
112
105%
96 %
110%
94%
New Amster Gas 5s 1948—J&J k
96
NY&ER Gas 1st g 5s *44—J&J
93
Con 5s 1945
J&J
87
NY&Westch Ltg 4s 2004—J&J
Deb k 5s 1954 op guar—J&J k 100
4s 1949—F&A
5s '95 J&J
s
A—J&J
Adj income 6s Jan 1 1965-Apr f
89
100%
58
3%
78%
..F&A
50
88
51%
19%
61
A&O
s
f 6s 1947
ser
89
100
65
53%
56
77%
79
81
55%
34
B—-F&A
Penn Pub 8 1st 6s serO '47.M&N
1st & ref 5s series D 1954. J&D
Pennsylvania Electric Co—
1st & ref 4s 1971 ser F—- M&N
1st & ref 5s ser H 1962—A&O
_
14%
40"
29
77
27
52
56
11%
101
69
4%
I In London.
r»
Nominal,
f
r
98
95
54
90
47
104"
107%
104%
103
94%
94%
1
27
61%
61%
104%
104%
50
40
102%
44
8
Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow & Lt—
1st & ref 5 Mb '54 ser A—J&J
Penna Pow Co 1st 6s 1950—J&J
Pennsylvania Pow & Light Co—
1st M 4Mb 1981
A&O
Pennsylvania State Water Corp—
1st lien 5%s 1952 series A-M&8
Penn Tel 5s 1960 ser O————Penn Water & Powers f 5s 40J&J
1st ref 4Mb 1968 ser B
M&S
Oauaiiaii
(
price,
s Sale
price.
104
49
12
96%
k
s
k
k
k
97%
74%
75%
64%
60%
83%
76%
61%
66
73%
74%
49%
52
68
70
65
_
14
*411.
45
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Corp—
Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A—M&S
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Co—
1st 1 & ref 5Mb '55 ser A—M&S
1st lien & ref 5b 1958
M&S
Deb 6s 1940
J&D
_
F&/
Northwestern Power Co Ltd—
/1st m s f conv 6e '60 serA.J&J
Certificates of deposit—....
1950
104%
103%
J&J
Without warrants
100
25%
27%
100
60
J&D
Deb 6%s 1959 ser
1
24
97
98
Central Light & Power Co—
1st & ref 4Mb 1977
M&N
Penn-Ohlo Edison Co—
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A
M&N
92
30
....
96
r
Penn
92
89
/
/
Last sale.
95
95
A&O
Peninsular Tel Co 1st 5%s '51
86
Northwestern Elevated (Chic)—
k
96%
65
& Passaic Gas & Elec
consol gold 5s 1949
M&S
Pecos Valley Power & Light Co.
1st 6%s w w 1937 ser A-.M&N
Debenture 7s 1942
J&J
87
75
b Basis
/ This price includes accrued interest.
Negotiability impaired by maturity
22
92
A.A&O
5s 1937
103%
38
B
20
94%
Paterson
5
1935-.
Northern Utilities Co—
1st lien 8 f 6s 1943 ser A..M&N
S f deb 6%s 1943.
M&m
Series
65"
70
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Corp
100
84
war
98"
90
83
85%
J&D
99%
90"
96%
103
108
120
89
s
without
69
5-year 5% notes 1930
M&8
Pacific Teleph & Telegraph—
1st & col tr s f g 5s 1937—J&J 2
Ref M 5s 1952 series A
M&N
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952—.
A&O
Passaic & Newark El Traction—
84
99%
A&O
A&O
Northwest Louisiana Gas-
107%
94
76%
107
^
99%
81
105%
106%
85"
93%
70
1st 7s
§5"
90
82%
f g 5s 1940 opt
J&J
Northern Texas Utilities Co—
Coll tr
86%
86
J&D
81
77%
92
F&A
M&S
Northern Texas Elec Co—
85
99
M&S
78
75
70
83
1st & ref 5s 1962
4
Northern btates Power Co—
1st & ref 5s
77%
85%
Northern Penna Power Co—
38
Gen
102
83
1st s f 5%s 1957 ser A
F&A
Northern Ohio Trac & Light—
50
72
36
30
6%s series O 1939
A&O
96
5%s series D 1945
J&J
93
5s series E 1946
.A&O
Ozark Power & Water Co—
51%
1st s f 5s 1952
M&S
85
Pacific Coast Power 5s 1940-M&S
44
Pacific Elec Ry g 5s 1942-- J&J
!
28
Refunding 6s 1961
...M&S
Los Angeles Pacific Co—
k
48
1st ref g 4s 1950 opt '15—J&J
56
1st & ref mtge 5s 1943-M&S
103%
Pacific Gas & El ref 5s '42—.J&J
s 106%
1st & ref M 6s 1941 ser B.J&D
104
1st & ref 5Mb 1952 ser O.J&D
101%
1st & ref 5s 1955ser D
J&D
94
1st & ref 4 M» 1957 ser E..J&D
94
1st & ref 4Mb *69 ser F
J&D
Pacific Light & Power Corp—
104
Pac L & P Co 1st 5s 1942.J&J
Pacific Northwest Pub Serv—
26
Conv deb 6a 1950
—M&S
Pacific Power & Light Co—
s
61%
1st M 5s 1955
F&A
Pacific Public Service Co—
13%
86
M&N
Northern Ohio Pow & Lt—
100
88%
70
Otter Tail Power Co (Minn)—
98
1st lien & ref 6s 1947 B...M&N
& Electric—
Oonsol & refg 5s 1933
J&J
New Mexico Power—
1st M 5s 1958
———J&J
N ew Onean* Pub Service Co—
1st & ref 5s 1952 series A—A&O
1st & ref 5s 1955 seriei B—J&D
53"
86%
46%
5s 1948 ser A.___
Ref & coll tr 5s 1957
90
J&J
1963
1st lien & ref 7s 1946 A...M&N
New London Gas
m
41
84%
50
45
Ottawa Valley Power Co—
1st M s f 5%s 1970
37
k
85
opt-——M&S
4%s *60—A&O
New Jersey Water Co—
1st M 5s 1950
—F & A
75
87%
98
M&S
37
79 M
Hud Riv Ry & Ferry—■
1st gold 4s 1950
N J Pow & Lt 1st
32
Northern Elec Co Ltd—See Misc.
MP 1940
52
39
Oregon Elec Ry 5s '33 opt.-M&N
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
1st M 5s 1957 series A
_J&D
Oslo Gas & El Works (Norway)—
Extl sink fund 5s 1963
M&S
48
12%
100%
/
49%
=J&D
Conv deb 6s 1950
—M&N
New Eng Pow Assn 5s 1948.A&O
82
100%
60
1st & ref 5
101%
1st gu g 5s '45 op bef '10- -M&N
Orange & Pas Val R—See P S Corp
Orange & Rockland Elec Co—
1st m 6s 1958
F&A
100
Power—
Northeastern Public Service—
90
81
k
A.-J&J
F&A
99
86
50
M&S
77%
k
1st sf5%s 1950—
J&J
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd—
45%
1st & cons s f 5s '48 op '15.J&D
_
97
92
85
k
Ontario Pow 5s *43 op to '13.F&A
Ontario Power Serv Corp—
96%
6s A 1947
M&S
North Shure Gas Co of Illinois—
1st
94
95
91
Ottawa Trac 1st 5 %s, July '65J&D
North Shore Electric Co—
1st & ref g 5s '40 op '20—A&O
orth Shore Coke & Chemical—
63
92%
Ottawa L H & Power—
49%
Association
91%
82
67
86
100
North Penn Gas Co—
1st M & lien 5%s
90
ol
(Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938--A&O
North Jer St Ry—See P S Corp.
101
100
Omaha & Council Bluffs St Ry—
Income 5s 1937
J&J f
75
Spencer 5s 1945-M&N
15
99
99
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
Omaha & Coun Bluffs Ry & Br
82
99
99
78
North Hudson Lt II & P Co
25""
1st
IF
8
Okla Power Holdings 5Mb '43 J&J
Oklahoma Ry 1st & ref 5s '41. J&J
31%
98
55
87
5s 1937—--———-M&S
Castle (City of) W 5s 41 J&D
1st M
87%
63
1st m 5s 1948 ser B
Oklahoma Power & Water
88
83
Corp—
coll & ref 5Mb 1948 ser A—
1st
3
Okla Natural Gas 6s 1940
1st
North Continent Utilities
64
100
95
J&J
74%
52
30%
A&O
1956
1st & ref 5s
....
15
95
lst«%s 1943 (with war)
J&J
Ohio Valley Water 5s 1954—J&J
Ohio Water Serv 5s A 1958-F&A
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
1st M 5s 1950
M&S
Debenture gold 6s 1940—-M&S
Oklahoma Gas Util 6Ma 1934
100
70%
50
Ohio Valley Gas Corp—
73
B...F&A15
98 M
98 M
1958——J&J
N Y Power & Light Corp—
1st mtge 4Mb 1967
.-A&O
N Y & Queens Gas 1st 5s '34 F&A
ser
M&N15
North Amer Light & Power Co—
S f deb 5Mb 1956 ser S
J&J
Serial 5% notes 1934
A&O
Serial 5% notes 1935
A&O
Serial 5% notes 1936
A&O
orth Boston Ltg Properties—
5%% secured notes 1937-A&O
96 %
91
52
98
J&J
D.J&D
—J&D
106
73%
Zi*
79
1957 ser A__M&S
Deb 5Ma 1963
52"
47
50
-
A-A&O
1st & ref 7s 1947 ser B
F&A
1st & ref 6s 1953 series O-M&S
1st & ref 5sl954 ser D—M&S
1st & ref 5%s ser E 1961M&N
Ohio State Telep 5s 1944
J&J
Ohio Val Elec Ry 1st M 5s '46J&D
80%
F&A
Deb 5s 1901
North American Edison Co—
k
59
Ohio Public Service Co—
3
/
49
52
63
99
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)-
101%
Heating Co—
101M
1st M gold 5s 1937 guar.-M&N
Nassau El RR—See Bklyn Queens
96 M
Nassau & Suff Ltg 6s 1945—F&A
Nat Elec Pow Co deb 5s 1978 J&J '
Nat Pow & L deb 6s 2026 A.F&A
*
1959
1st & ref 5s 1955 series A.A&O
Nashville Gas &
New York Rys Corp—
Prior lien 6s 1965 ser
105
100
'50.-M&N
J&J
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
series A
6%s 1947
fund ser B 1957-J&J
Nashville Railway & Llgnt—
Cons g 5s 1963 opt 1908—J&J
Ed El 111. N Y. con g
M&N
f notes 1935
lOO"
100
1st 5s sink
Pur mon coll tr
1st & ref 4Mb 1956 ser
Deb g 6s 2024
Westchester Lighting—
1st & cons 6s ser AA
5a
67
A--.—-J&J
_
s
&
72
64
M&N
A.
iagara Falls Power—
86
Ry—See Phila Co
M&DOTr Co—See Un Tr of Ind
Muncle W W 5s Oct 2 1939-A&0
Municipal Gas Co (Texas)—
1st M 6s 1935 ser A
-M&1S
Municipal 8erv coll 6s 1950-F&A
Mutual Fuel Gas 5s 1957—M&N
Mutual Telep (Pa) Ist5s45-A&0
Mutual Un Tel—See West Un Tel
Narragansett Elec Co—
N
103
107%
103%
98%
103%
See N Y Gas Elec Lt & Pr
Mt Wash St
N J &
98
92
s
55%
New
105%
99%
Ohio L & Pow 1st 5s 1944
Ohio Pow 1st & ref 5s 1952 B
92
56*
1st M & ref 7 mb '46 ser
67
Deb 5%s
9
M&N
A.A&O
England G & E
1%
M&N
1955 ser B-.-A&O
f 4Hs 55 ser_C A&O
Gen & ref s f 5s 1955 ser D-A&O
Morn side El St Ry—See Phila Co
Mount Home Telep 5s 1938-J&J
Mountain States Power Co—
1st & ref 6s 1938--J&J
1st M 6s 1938 series R---J&J
Deb g 6s 1947——
Conv deb 5s 1948
2%
80
1st M 5s 1956
Gen & ref s
ew
/
4
/
1st M
Gen & ref 5s
New
99
33%
9§
7s 1942
mmmm
68%
30%
Ogden Gas 5s 1945
M&N
Ohio Assoc Telep 6s A 1962.J&J
Ohio Cent Telep 1st 6s '47—J&J
Ohio Cities Water Corp—
1st m col tr 5%s 1953 ser.A J&J
Ohio Edison 1st 5s 1957
A&O
s
1st & consol 5s 1900
F&A
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 5s 1957 J&D
Ohio-Kentucky Gas Co—
1st s f 6 Mb 1943 ser A
J&D /
98
101
80
Alt.
68
k
Teleg
Light & Power Co—
1st M s f 5s 1958 ser A
—J&D
Oberpfalz Elec 7s 1940----Ocean City Costal Highw Bdge—
50
r
78
M&N
83
Nova Scotia
8%
93
J&J
---M&S
4Mb 1980
62%
67
N
6s 1952
78%
60M
opt——J&J
Ref & ext gold 5s
m
Certificates of deposit
1st con 6 %s 1962
Certificates of deposit
Montreal Tramways—
M 5s 1957 ser
10
103
A&O
—-J&J
1st m 5s ser A 1957
Northw Teleg—See W U
25
A—M&N
80 M
f 5s 43 op 18—J&J
1962 ser A—-.—-J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 5%s 1957-M&N
Montreal bt fit & Pow Oonsol—
1st ref & coll tr 5s 1951-—A&O
1 «t ref col & sf 5s 1970 serB M&8
3s conv deb 1939——
J&J
Montreal Pub Service Corp—
1st & ref 5s 1942
M&S
Deb g 5s
1st
ser
5Mb 1962
1st m
43
Power—■
m
Few York State Rys—
1st con g 4Mb '62 op '13--M&N
28
1st & ref s
1st & ref g 5s 1941
Gen & ref 5s 1955 series
1st
1st
41
Bid.
Bonds
l6"
F Y State El & Gas Co—
38
.
Am*
[ Y & Richmond Gas Co—
81
Monongahela Valley Water
1st M 5%s I960 series A—J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st lien & ref 5%sser B 63 PA A
Mont Cities Gas 7s A 1937-M&N
Debenture 7s 1937———M&N
Montana-Dakota Power Co—■
1st m 5%s 1934
J&J
Montana
79"
100%
20
7
7
30
f
J&D /
/
Sixth Av RR pur M 5s '65-J&J /
Third Ave—See under "T".
34th St Crosst 1st 5b '96—A&O
23d St Ry 5a 1962
J&J
44
RR 1st g 6s 37—.J&D
5s 1941--------M&S
a a Asa
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s *50- J&J
20
Mob Lt &
M
Bid.
50
26
Monmouth Cons Wat 6s 50-J&D
Monongahela Light & Pow Co—1st M 5s 1949——
Monongahela Valley /lj"actl°?7^.
1st M g 5s 42 opt ,22_—J&D
Mobile Ua» imp &
—
.
23
45
Bridge 7s
fund 7s
2nd sink
UTILITY BONDS
22
1951-J&J
1951-----J&J
rei 7s 61-J£"
Mobile Bay
_
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
_
_
68
58
fc
95
98
98%
87
88
95
68
97
104
105
96
97
65
JUNE, 1933.]
PUBLIC
NOTICE.—All bond
prices
Bonds.
Bid.
Ask.
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st 5e '68- J&D
People's G L & Ooke. Chicago—
1st cons g 6s 1943
A&O
Refunding gold 6s 1947—M&8
78
UTILITY
BONDS
83
1st & ref 4s 1981ser B
J&J
lot & ref 6s ser O 1957
J&D
Serial 4*% notes 1934—F&A
Serial 4* % notes 1935
F&A
Serial 4* % notes 1936
F&A
Chic G L & O 1st 5s 1937—J&J
:
107*
96*
79*
101*
1st
5s 1948
1st & ref 5s 1950
M&N
Debenture 4s 1950---
f
15
Jersey Gas El & Trac—
Guar g 5s Mar 1 1963.. 1
Public Service Elec & Gas Oo-
87
90
*
Puget Sound Power Co— ""
1st g gu 5s 1933 opt
Ji
Puget Sound Power & Light—
14
18"
12"
26
15
)k
17
22
1
107
18
49
76
r
r
70
70
I
49
Eq 5*s 1933
Darby Media & Ches St Ry
1st 4His '36 opt '16 gu—J&J
Best Mantua & Falrm 5*s '34
Market Street Elev Pass Ry
1st g gu 4s 1955
M&N
Sink fund 5s ser "8" '51.M
Sink fund 5s ser "9" '52.M
Sink fund ser "10" '53-M
50
68
70
Elec & Peo 4s tr ctfs '45. A&O
19
21
People's Traction Co—
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s *43 .F&A
25
30
5s
47
53
1941— See "R R".
Pnua Subur-Counties Gas & Elec
1st & ref 4*8 1957
M&N k 100
Phila Sub Water Co—
1st M 5s 1955
1st M 6« 1969
M&N
A&O
M&N
A&O
1st M 4*8 1967
1st M 4*8 1970
Phila & Western Ry 5s 1960—J&J
Piedmont Hydro-Kl Co (Italy)—
1st & ref s r 6*s 1960 ser A A&O
Piedmont & North 1st 5s 1954. J&J
Pitts & Alleg Telep 1st 5s 1949—
Pitts Alleg & Man—See Phila Co
Pitts &
100
sec. notes
)
83
1
i
98"
103
35*
35*
Portland General Elec Co—
1st & ref 4Kb 1960
M&S
5s 1935
J&J.
Portland (Ore) Gas & Ooke—
58*
99*
Cons M g
100
1st
M
6*s 1942 Ser A.M&N
f 6s 1942 Ser B..M&N
Deb gold «*■ 1947
—M&N
Power Gas & Water Sec Corp
Coll tr 5s 1948 with warr.M&N
1st M
s
100*
85
80
Power Secur coll tr 6s '49
J&D
Providence Gaa Co 1st 5*s 1942
4s series B 1963
F&A
Prussian Elec 6s 1954
Public Elec L Co & (St Albans, Vt)
1st 5*s 1956
A&O
-
*a*54 series B. M&S
1st & ref 6s series O 1961-M&N
Deb
6a
1946
99*
|
Rockland Light & Pow—
89
90
s
82
82*
79
St Clair County (JL11) Gas & El—
1st cons guar 5a 1959
M&L
St Joseph Gas—1st 5s 1937—J&J
60
40
59*
97*
54
Gen geld 5s 1944
Gen & ref 6s 1952
80
77
81
88
Refunding 6a 1956
100*
97
42
R T.
99
0
£
100*
102
99*
Pub S ervice.
103*
50
74
68
92
90"
82*
77*
90
O 1947
M&S
1st & ref 5*s ser D 1960.M&S
ser
23
33
36
20
25
73
77
(Calif)—
^
82*
83*
97
xow
v
ilv"""1
ser
A.M&S
£ outhern Natural Gas
CorD—
1st s f 6s 1944 with warr
J&J
Without privilege
Deb
Telep 1st 5a 1948.J&D
g 5s 1970.
J&D
£ 0 Ohio Elec 6s 1955..
J&D
1st g 5*s 1959 ser D
J&j
S ou Pub Utll 1st 6a 1943
J&J
9 outhern Trac—See
Phila Os.
Q
outhern United Gas (Jo¬
ist lien 6s 1937 with warr
A&O /
a
—
60
a yum
wuoLuiii
AHUC
54
55
108
106
75
103
102
104
96
59
108"
95
92
97
9
84
86
98
10
ieiep uo—
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
Q
72
56
96
93
suthwestern Bell Telep—
1st & ref M 5s 1954 ser
A-F&A
3 outhwestern Gas &
Elec Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
1st M % 1957 ser B
M&N
1st 6s series C 1961M & N
50
2
100
63
5*s '57—A&O k 102
95
1st ref 6s 1952 series A
1st & ref 5s 1958 ser B
San Antonio Tr 1st 5s '49
J&J
J&J k
*0
!«t M ■ f 6*s 1939
£ outh lnd G & E
„
54
1st & ref 6s
J&J
100
92
£
^nth N E
M&N
M&S
San DIega Consol Gas & Elec—
ISt g 5s 1939
spt 1914
M&S
1st & ref 6s ser A 1939
M&S
1st & ref 5s 1047 ser B
M&S
1ft g 6s 1947 series A
°i1%rn.9ount,e8 Gaa
£
44
San Angelo Telep 1st 5s 1958 F&a
San Antanla G & E 5s 1949-M&S
San Antonla Public Service—
92
73
73
66
90*
102*
15
Salt River v»i Water Users Assn
6s 1938-1943
F&A
84*
81
£
99*
95*
M&S
J&J
Salisbury & Spencer—See Na Oar
Salmsn Rlv Powgu 5s '52 ap F&A
85
83*
g suthern n ,1955
Colorado Power Co
97
21
74
St Louis Public Service—
Conv 6% notes ext to '34—J&.
St Louis Sprlngf & Peoria RR—
1st & ref gu g 5s '39 opt—J&E
St Paul City Ry—See Twin
City
St Paul Gas Light—
r
1958—A&O
A
F&A
IIII
101*
85
68
98
Co Ltd—
85
60
86
95
87
«8r h!k &
90
55
84*
82
54
St Louis Co Gas 1st 5s 1951—..
St Louis Co (Mo) Water Co—
101
85
78*
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat & Power—
1st g 5s Nov 1 1937
ft
"
101
81
*1
3®,1966 ser A
A&O
£ outhern Cities Pub Serv
Co—
°<>nv deb 6s 1949
M&N
£ outhern Oitleo Utilities Co—
97*
84
105
Public Service Co of Nor 111—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op '21—A&O
97
105*
101*
101*
101*
101
M&8
'
IIII
96
60
16
104*
4*
1961
M&S
£ outh Calif
Telep 1st M 5s 1947
£ -u.uoiu v>»_iaua Pr
90
39
85
66
78*
.
1st & ref 5a 1957
1st & ref
80
k
13
104*
-J&J
J&J
M&S
J&D
California Gas Corp—
Collateral trust 5s
1937-.M&M
£ outhern California Gas
Co—
1st & ref
5*s 1952 ser B..M&S
100
67
39"
1952
g °"thern
M&N
Rome (Ga) Ry & L 5s '46—A&O
Rome (N Y) Gas. Elec Lt & P
1st ref 5s 1946
104
99
1st ref 4*s 1958 ser A
62
66
68*
/
94
Edison—
ng 5s
93
53
77
Refunding 5s 1954..
Gen M 4*s May 1948—M&N
75
96
gi,B Nov 1939
gfftmd ng 5s i951
Refund
Rutland Ry Lt & P 1st 5s'46.M&8
87
1st mtge 5s 1961 ser O.
M&S
First mtge 5a 1957 aer D.M&N
95*
56
37
94
90
94
103*
1*
50
M&N
Public Service Co of N H—
1st & ref 5a 1956 ser A—M&N
1st & ref. 4*s 1957 ser B.A&O
lct& ref 5e 1966 aeries O-M&N
Public Service Co of Oklahoma—
£
*
51
55*
104*
96*
90
B-JAJ
ft. 1944.—Sb
c
46
62
58*
Corp.
ser A-J&J
67*
18
97*
64
61
74
99*
93*
40
Public Service Co of Colorado—
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A—M&S
1st & ref 5
f
83
37
82
J&j
89*1
99* £
102
59
5s 1936 guar—J&J k 103*
A&O
60
k
,
10
96
94
<5IE & T—See Pub
Serv
Pittsburgh Water Co—
1
105
100
Power
Corp of Canada Ltd—
Conv deb 4*8 1959 Ser B.M&8
Power Corp of N Y—
56
1 1943—J&D
Bay Consol Water—
1st ref 5s 1950
M&N
outh Carolina
Power Co—
Jst J en & ref 5s 1960
1960
84*
83
93
auth Jer
Rochester Teler
38*
°-Fj&
1951--"J&J
fc
14
5
34*
76
72
Rochester & Syracuse RR—
Plattsburg G & El 1st 5s 1939---.
Pomerania Elec. 6s 1953
Portland (Me) Gas L 5s A '50 A&O
Gen lien & ref 6s 1953
8°..
k i03
/
>/
Potomac Edison Ca—
"*
S&J8**
1st lien & ref 5s
1957
- outh Ferry—See N Y Rvs
35
103*
!IH
81*
F&l
B-V—
Mt Wat & Pr 5s
1937—J&J
omerset Un &
Middlesex Ltgnow
outh
k
99*
1st mtge 5a 1956 aer B
M&N
1st M 4*s 1961 aeries F—A&O
Patomac El Pow
34
17*
97
95
Porto Rico Telep 6s 1944
J&D
Postal Teleg & Cable 5o '53—J&J
ser
^tge g 4s Dec
8*
94
I?*
1949
i outh
95
98
f
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co-
74
1st & ref g 5s '40 opt '20—J&J
1st l'n & gen 4*s 1940
J&J
Portland (Me) RR 3*s 1951.J&J
1st 1 & con m 5s 1945
m&N
Porto Rican Power 6s 1950.M&N
Porto Rican Rys Ltd 5s 1936M&N
85
85
101
70
Pittsburgh Trac—See Phila Co
Pittsburgh
Rvs—See Phila
Cic
Plainfield-Un Wat 5s A '61.M&M
6?
1st
,
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
M&S
80
83
!Sm ff
f 1ouX
Charleroi—See Phila Co
1st 1 & ref 5s 1958
97
46
80
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
JA
Rio de Janeiro Tram Lt & P—
80
32*
jfe lw9 MrlM B.V.V.JiJ
86*
75
92
101
35"
75
Power—
2d M
82
1st M 5s 1957.
32
92
70
77
48
60
115
ierra Pacific Power
Co—
1st & ref 5s
1950 ser A...M&S
Ierra & San
Francisco
Richmond (lnd) W W Ooi
100*
15*
51
1951—.
A&O
hreveport Rys 1st 5a, *33-44.J&J
39*
ZX*
42
1936
62
Co.
66
hore
Richmond (8 I) Lt & RR—
W Phila Pass 2d 5s 1926—
Ext at 6H% to 1956.M&N
1st
7%
)
61*
ec
Richland Public Service—
Union Traction—
Ter
Cons 6s 1955 with rights..
69
40
36*
6s 1953 with war..
62
61
1st sink fund
6*s 1952—J&D
Lighting Co—
30*
46*
m
61
1st mtge 5s
38
Con
55
36
(Japan)—
30
54
50
Read
_
IIII
r
52"
20
&
_
60
18
Phil
4*s *67SerA A&O
1st col tr
4*s '68 aer B..M&b
1st coll tr 5a '70
ser O
F&A
1st coll tr 4*s ser
D '70.-A&O
heboygan Elec—See East Wis El
henango Val Water 5s
1956A&O
hinyetsu Elec Pow
89*
78*
*/18*
*f 18*
>
Certificates of deposit.
Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv
97
1944
II*
,
.wT" *»okoi at rowor <Jo—
1st M&cols f
68
Railway & Light Securities—
45
M&S
J&J
1962
6s
25
65
—I
3
21
52
15
50
80*
)
107*
Phila & Garretsford St Ry—
1st 5s 1955
F&A
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tr g 5s 1957
opt s f— F&A
8 f guar 5s *62 opt r17
M&S
69
9
.
96*
88*
96
104*
67
13*
S?bg.?89l9i4993aQPtlW4-^|S
58
81
95
Quebec Power Co—
98
104
79
Sa^e9ft^ioS--M4N
JtliW^clDl1914--M*a
54
755
102
85
M&S
Ci-t
Nov 32.J&J
If' A ref ^ 1W7
F&A
62
54
53
101
notes 1933
J&D15
1st & ref 5s 1967
ser A— F&A
a!
61
)
90
3
50
Water Serv-
4*%
100
70
1958
wn_wPg
34
5
62
102*
93*
gold
32
32
70
90
80
75
Co—
1st 4*8
62
f
Philadelphia Elec Power Co—
1st mtge 5*s 1972
F&A
m r e
61
3
18
102*
93*
1st
94
Utilities Consol Corp—
70
1st
6s
100
)
JBt *£ £8D1946opt 1919 .M&8
VfLRy & Pr 1st 6S'43.J&D
Slec £8
cranton Gas & J7 #DI '12-J&J
Water
100*
100*
95*
is
Public
76
70
1st 5s 1927—A&O
So Trac 1st & coll tr g 5s *50 A&O
—
100*
1970.
103
70
Pitts Trac
M 4s 1986
A&O
1st lien & ref m 4*s 1967 M&N
1st & ref 4s l971
J&A
1%
102*
55
A
ser
achenectady Railway Co—
102
)
lat & ref 4
1st ref 4s
70
Pitts & Birm Traction—
Browasv Ave 5s 1926—-Jf&*
Pitts & Charleroi 6s '34. -M&N
PIttsb Rys 5s 1953
A&O
3d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934
J&D
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs—J&J
West End Trac con 5s '38-J&J
Phila Elect 1st 5s 1966
A&O
20
102*
102*
32
So
83
80
51
f 5s 1955
s
A&O k 100
Savannah Elec & Power
Oa—
1st & ref 7*s 1941 ser
85
A..A&0
1st & ref 6s 1945 ser B
75
A&O
Savannah Elec Co 5s
70
g '52 J&J
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5a
85
1947.—A&O
72
40
J&D
Alleg Belle & Per 5s 1935. A&O
Ardmore Street 5s 1958.-A&O
Central Trac 1st 5s 1929.-J&J
Duquesne Lt 1st M 4*s'67A&0
1st M 4Ms 1957
M&S
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s '30--J&J
Fed St & P V 5s May 1 '42. J&J
MlUv Bt & Sh 5s 1923. .-M&N
Morn'side El St Ry 5s *35 A&O
Pitts Alleg & M gen 5s '30 A&O
100
1953. J&J
1st
99
Philadelphia Company—
Joaquin Light & Power—
dauda Falls Co Ltd—
102
68
3
96
Sandusky Bay Bdge 6*s '42-J&J
34
39
37*
1 st 5M 945 out aft
101 n J&r>
San Jose Water Wks
5s
39
72
89*
Bridget
Unif& ref 5s 1957 ser
D—J&J
San
38
87*
Secured gold 5s 1987
111
Paterson Ry-
62
Bay Toil
M sink fund
6*s *57.M&r.
Deb s f 7s 1942
M&N
San Joaquin Lt & Power
Carp—
Unlf & ref 6s 1952 ser
B..M&8
79
1
87
F&A
San Francisco
90
55
100*
100*
Net callable
65
63*
M&N
92
96*
108
)
M&I-
con
San Kran G & E
4*s 1933..M&N
J
3
84
51
Sandusky Bay Bdgelst6*a'42J&J
91
_
42
q
iilt
Bid
Supply Co—
MA*
74*
96*
)
rClia Plalnf & Cent Jersey Ry1st g 5s Dec 1 1950
J& )
98
100
2
defaulted bonds
96
91
Public Service Corp of N J—
Trust certs 6% perpet
M&a\
Peoples Tract. SeePhilaRT
Peoria Water Works Co—
1st consol 4s 1948
Prior lien 5s 1948
73*
J
76
74
73*
J
Pub Serv Corp of Long Islandlst 5s 1943
96
J&J */
s
2 s
103
39
and
Bonds.
Ask.
75
J
99
102
—J&J
s
J
93
79
"t' and income
San Diego Water
100
100
99
96*
1979
Bid
96
98
Mutual Fuel Gas g 5s '47 M&N
Peoples Light & Power Corp—
1941
Bonds.
109
99
100*
lien 5*s
Gonv deb 5s
"and interest" except where marked
*
Oonsum Gas 1st g 5s '36—J&D
lnd Nat G&O g 5s '36 gu.M&N
1st
are
105*
53
106
77
77
78
83*
85
78
100
104
103
102
101
b Basis.
lished
on
/ This price Includes accrued interest,
k Last sale.
I la London,
n Nominal.
Montreal and Toronto Exchanges.
'Negotiability impaired by maturity.
r
Canadian price.
$
Sale price,
s
Minimum price estab-
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS AND
{JO
where marked "f" and
■OTIOl.—All bond prices are "and Interest" except
Bid
Bonds.
Light & Pow Do
M 5s 1957 8er A
J&A
M 5f> 1957 ser B.—-—F&A
Southwestern
1st
1st
67%
Power & Light—
6s 2022 series A——M&S
Deb g
Southwestern Public Service
lst M s f 6s 1945 set A
Southwestern States Telep
1st M 6s 1948
Southwest Gas Co—
1st unOHs '37 with warr.
41
60%
60%
65
-J&J
Wat 1st ref
Spg Br'k
Union Trac (Pnila) 4s 1952—J&J
Union Water Service Oo—
52
A.M&N
66
1st lien 5Hs 1942
MAS 15
Unit Elec Oo of N J 4s '49-J&D
95
First lien 5Hb 1951 ser
A&O
FJA
63%
46
14%
15%
37
DcU 7s 1W0----A&O
Suburban Gas Co of Phlladelphlh
1st s f g 5s Apr 1 52 op 07 A&O
Super-Power Oo of 111
M.
Stettin Pub
1968
4 Ha
70%
s
69
70
102
A North17---M&N
1957
Tr lBtg5s
g 5s 193Q,
/
105%
1951-JAD
JL&A
2d mtge
Debenture 5s
Deb 5s
Tennessee
1952-------J&p
5s
1st A ref
70
81
75
85"
United
78
AAO
M k6s 1954--—MAN
Terre Haute W W Corp
1st M 6s 1949 ser B——JAD
1st M 5s 1956 ser B F&A
Texarkana W 1st 6s
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5s 48-M&N
Texas Elec Ry 6s 1947-——J«J
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt.-J&J
Texas Electric Service Co—
1M mtge 5a 1900
J"
70
80
73
:
1956--—-.—'AD
opt—MAN
:
100
k
f
/
s
(New York)—4s I960 opt aft 14 J&J
iird Avenue Ry
A Battery—
1932———J&D
Dry Dock E Bway
1st 5s gold
Electric Power (Japan)—
1st s f 7s 1955 ser A—M&81C
►kyo Elec Light Oo (Japan)-—
1st g 6s 1953 series
J&D1 o
dedo Edison 5s 1962--— MAN
>1G E A H con 1st g 5s 35-AAO
enton G A El g 5s 1949--M&&
enton 8t Ry con g 6s 38.J&J
1-State Telep A Tel eg—
2
11
5
}JAN
B——-MAN
Un Tr (Alb)
TrjPittsb)-
89
86
79
1st 5s I960—J&J
102 %
103
60
40
57
60%
96
102 %
40
100
99
101
100H
50%
Cable
69
89
91"
2
56%
55%
59%
56%
59%
60
72
72
75
80
11*
105"
-
J&J
1st lien A ref 6s ser H1952 M&N
Wisconsin Pow, Light A Heat—
90
1st A ref 6s 1946
JAD
Wisconsin Public Service Oorp—
1st 1 A ref 6s 1952 ser A—-AAO
1st A ref 5 Hb 1958—i—JAJ
83
77
102
98
98
Wise Pub Service Oo—
J&J
95
26
29
WIscon Rlv Pow 1st 5s 1941 MAN
81
26%
Wise Val El
1st A ref 5s '42M&N
90
MAM
6% notes June 15 1933—JAD
Wolverine Power 7s 1943
J&D
92
D
ser
Wthout
1st A ref
26
warrants
Utilities Public Service Oo—
Conv 6s 1933
JAD
/
6%a ser A 1938-F&A
M&S,,
Debenture 7s 1948
M&S f
Virginia Public Service Oo—
1st A ref 5Hs 1946 ser A..F&A s
J&Dls
ladkln River Pow 1st 6a
20
85
41.A&O
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Rv.
98%
98%
86
York Rys 1st M g 5s '37 opt.JA D
71X
63
74
—J&J
.
Wyoming Vail P S 6s 1971—A&0
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941-MAN
York Haven Wat&P 1st 6s 51 J&D
24 H
2X
PUBLIC UTILITY STKS.
i
Par
76
Alabama
2
H
101
s
AAO
101H
99%
4
3
Washington Gas A El Oo—
1st s f 5Hb 1947—
1st M 5 H* 1953
88
102
4
103
88H
Power $7
pref
53
100
47
preferred
(f)
$5 preferred
(t)
Allegheny Traction—See Phlla Oo
Amer Oltles Pow A Light cl A.25
54
60
56
41
43
58
83
37 h
A&O
City A Sub 5s g 1948
FAA
Washington A Suburban Cos—
Coll trust 5Hs 1941—
M&S
Washington Water Power Oo—
1st ref 5s 1939 op
J&J
1st A gen 5s 1960
JAJ
Waterbury Gas Light Oo—
1st mtge 4Hs 1958
MAN
Waterloo Oed Falls A No Ry—
lBt M s f g 5s 1940 op '15—JAJ
Certificates of deposit
Watert'n LAP—See No N Y Util.
Waukesha Gas A Electric Oo—
1st 5s 1959
J&J
Westchester Elec—See 3d Av Ry.
37 H
44
59
63
103 H
Glass B—
Common
B
17 first preferred--.
$0H first preferred
Amer DlsTel of N J com
101
4
5
3
50
..(t)
-
88
2%
12%
-—100
—
(f)
A Foreign Pow com
1
$7 Preferred
$7 second pref series A
$6 cum pref
Warrants
(t)
(f)
Amer
23
1
15*
18*
8
——
Preferred
Amer Power &
Light
33%
-(f)
$6 preferred
_(t)
Amer Gas A Pow $6 1st pref— (t)
American Light A Traction
25
Amer Natural Gas com
97
%6
(
Amer Elec-Power $6 Dr
6%
92 X
32J
5j
A(
(
(
Amer Gas & Elec com..
105
33
1
Amer Oommonwlths Pw com
Preferred
58
FAA
J&J
1st M 5a 1955
M&N
1st lien A ref 6s w w 1960-F&A
Wash Ry A El g 4s 1951
J&D
no ••
104%
30 H
S0
J&J
not
97
101H
98
I960—M&N
d price per share
99"
99
Worcester a Conn Eastern Ry—
1st gf g4Ws 1943-
1
98
55
Deb s f 6s 1946
F&A
Virginia Ry A Power—
1st A ref g 5s 1934
J&J
Norf A Ports Tr 5s *36—J&D
Washington Bait A Ann El—
1st M 5s Mar 1941 op—.MAS
Otfs of deposit
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
0 Baals,
s Sale price.
(t) No oar.
16
93
99 H
10-yrsecconv5Hsl942 .M&S.
Vicksburg Bridge & Terminal—
.
B
3
/
1
*f 13
Pow ist on 19L4—J&D
Va Elec A Pow 1st 5s 1955--A&O
5e. 1942—
1st mtge 5H* 1942
16H
Anacost A Pot 5s 1949
88
MAN
V j*D
E
ser
95
1956
Refunding 5s 1958
6s m 1936 ser B
34
ser
1st lien A ref 5s ser G 1961
95
J&D15
1949
Wash'n (D O) G L 5s
32
1st 1 A ref 5s I960
88
JUlgnt—
99
5s
1st A ref 6s series O 1952.M&S
83"
<sc
J&J
Utilities Power A Light Corp—
Deb g 6Ha
1947.
JAD
Deb 5s 1959 with warr
F&A
5Hs
1st A ref 5s 1950 ser
53
82
90
77
1947
1st & ref 8s 1944
Wisconsin Power
80
J*J
M&N
A ref 7s
AAO
Gen
6s 1958
s.
Gen
37
62
Virginia
58"
86
1st lien A ref 5s 1953
Gen 5s 1952 series E
Conv deb
15
40
91
-
59 H
70H
Utilities Service 6s 1953
f
1st A ref 5s June 15 '57-J&D15
1st M4H« 1901
J&J
Wisconsin Minn Light A Power—
1st A ref 5s 1944 opt *19—MAN
~2~
H
Utlca G A El ref A ext 5s '57.J&J
Gen M
48
P
64
6s 1947-.
..AAO
Wisconsin Michigan Power Oo—
MAN
M 5s 1944
F&A
M 4Hs 1944-FAA
1st 1 A gen
98
1st M
Phila Cor.
3ee
Utica El A
28%
Ry—Bee N
* ttyb
Rapid Transit Co—_
ref 6H® 1952—J&D
Paul City By—
cnt 5s 1937—--J&J16
Guaranteed
—
rln States Gas A Electric—
1st A ref 5s Oct 1953----AAO
1st 1 A ref 5 Hb 1945 Ser A.MAS
rln States Natural Gas Ck>—
Conv deb 6s 1933
F&A
rrol Hydro-Elec Pow Co—1st M s f 7Hs 1955
MAM
Guar • f 7s 1952
.FAA
llgawa Elec Power (Japan)—
1st M s f 7s 1945
M&815
Ualt
5
99 H
otreev
1st lien A
Albany;—
98
99
*
4Hs 2004
J&D
Albany Ry con M 5s g '30-J&J
Gen g 5s 1947
J&D
g
J&J
84
101
1st g 5s 1952 opt 1919—JAD
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Oo—
Utah Power A Llgnt Co—
Deb 6s May 1 2022
83 %
61
26
1st M 5s 1954 ser A
FAA
Wisconsin Gas A Electric—•
50
M&N
A.. A AO
75
*52 J&D
Canadian price.
15
II*
w*
83
85
1954
A&O
Wisconsin Electric Power Oo—
Ref M 6s
61
53
77
Winnipeg El Oo let ref 5s '35 JAJ
55
1st 1 A gen
51
89%
41
1st m 5s Aug 1952 ser A .-MAP
Telep(Del)6s A 1948 A&O
11*
37
98
76
Wllltamsport Water Oo—
28
16
18
62
^
rln City
r
13
20 H
Utah GasA Coke 1st 5s 1936-JAJ
2-
70H
70H
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Oo—
k 101H
1st M 5s 1941 opt
MAN
White Line St Ry 6s 1935
93""
Wichita Water 0s 1949—--MAS
81
1st M 5s 1950. ser B
FAA
80
1st m 5s 1900 ser O
MAN
13
1st 6s '42.M&S
22%
16%
Boulevard g 5s 1945—JAJ
52
Union Ry 1st 5s g 1942-F&A
50
Westchester El 1st 6s g 43 J&J
35
Yonkers Ry 1st 6s 1946.-AAO
oo
NY Ry
ilrty-fourth St Crows town-—Set NY Ry
s
56%
de WatS power lat 5. '79-F&A s
5BW
St
13
1st coll 8s 1934
47%
37—J&J
Sou
d
'42—JAD /
Utah Lt A Tr 1st 5s 1944
22
66
86
Whatcom Oo RyALt 5s '35.MAN
33H
77
W*
Westphalia United El Pr (Germ)
1st M s f 6s 1953
JAJ
14
"3
76
76
Western Utilities Corp—
1st coll tr s f 5Hs 1948._-J&D
~2
76k
75
53 %
85
Mut Uu6s ext at 5%to'41.M&N
Northw'n Tel 4Hs 1934
JAJ
1
-
* 15«
Falls Pow & El 5s A
1
United Wat G A E 5s 1941
Unterelbe Power & Light Co—. j
S f M 6s 1953
A&O
80
Util. 6s 1945—
Texas-Louisiana Power Oo—
1st 6s 1946 series A—-—-J AJ /
f
1st 5H« I960 series B—;MAS/
S f deb 6s ser A 1942 —MAS /
Texas Pow Corp 6s 1956—M&S
General 6J^s 1956—----M&S
Texas Bow A Lt 1st 5s 1937 -J&D
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A
JAJ
1st A ref 5s iuou-IBv ol rei o» 1956—
—
irner
!2h
12 H
Troy City Rv 5s g 1942. -A&O
95
Texas Gas
SHs 1942
1st M 5s 1942 ser
oy City Ry—See
28
26
M&N
Con
78
52%
-
11
United Tel A Tel 5 Ha A1953
1st lien 6s ser B 1953
Uuiceu Traction
81
77M
72
1st con
.ho
27
11
Eq 7Ha Feb 16 1936 —F&A U
United Rys of St Louis—
Gen g 48 July 1 1934
JAJ
City A Sub Pub Serv 5b *«4. JA i
80
60
5s 1962
ref g
Adj lnc g 5s Jan 1960
Third Ave BR 1st 5s g
26
24
United Railways of Havana
1st A ref 5s 1970---—
Ternl Hydro Elec 6H» 1953--—
Terre Haute Traction A Light—
1st
El
Ro
Lake
39
38
36%
M&S
F&A /
1953
No Bait Div 1st 5s
■
Public Service—
"
Cent Ry ext and Imp 5s..1932
Extended to 1934 at 6 % M&S
100
-—
49
Teleg coll tr 6a 1938-JAJ
Pdg A R E M 4Hs g '50—MAN
6Hs Aug 1 1936
FAA
25-year g 5s 1951
J&D
30-year 5s Mar 1 1960
M&S
2
Baltimore Traction Oo—
ovt.
1943——
-PAA
1955
---MAN
Electric Power—
A ref 6s 1947 ser A—JAD
Tenn Pow gu
7 }
Income g 4s 1949 op '29—J&D
lnc funding g 5s 1936
J&D
Bait Sparrows Pt A Ohes—
4Hs
82 H
West Un
2
11
gu
63
/
1st 1 coll 6s 1948 ser
1st 5a series B 1957
27
g
64
M&N
United Corp—
s f 6Hs 1955
JAD
Western United Gas A Elec Oo—
1st 5 Ha 1955 Rpr A
.TAD
86
AAO
1st
63
MAN
J&J
Western
78
B—.A&O
84
68
A—-FAA
1st lien 6s series B 1950
A&O
2-yr 6% notes Feb 15 '33-FAA f
Western Puolic Service Oo—
1st A ref 5H" I960
-FAA
Western States Util 6s A '45-AAO
47
83 H
1st lien 5Hs 1947 ser
3
81
54%
75
1st lien 6s 1947 ser O
87
1st M 5s
Ref m 6s
Tennessee
—-
83
J&J
Co
A&O
51%
Coll tr
Unit Rys A Elec (Baltimore)
1st consol g 4s 1949
M&b
1st con M 6s 1949
M&S
sivr*
107
J&D
1958.—
Eastern Elec
75
53 %
45
FAA
6Hs 1933 with warr
104
3
1
/
/
Tenesssee
1st
75"
98
Pow.—See Foreign U
Tampa Electric Go—
1st M g 5s 1933 s f oo.-JAD
Telephone Bond A Share Co-
Taiwan Elec
ZR*
70
48"
75
'52-—AAO
1973
J&J
United Power A Light (Kansas)—
1st mtge 5s 1947 ser B
FAA
1st 6s series A 1944
J&J
United Public Service Oo—
Coll tr 6s 1942 ser A
AAO
102
1946-MAS
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
47 %
51%
73 %
M&N
1959—A&O
MAN
7Hs 1937—A&O
_
United Pub Util 6s 1947 A—A&O
series B
6a
51H
1975
1st lien & cons
85
102
k
19§8-][|£
Syrac Rap
6Ha 1974—
United Lt A Rys 0* A
Deb g 5 Ha1952—
105
5
SuburbanLt A Pow 6s
Sweetwater Water 5 % s-52 - -A&O
Syracuse Gas g 08 1946-----JAJ
Syracuse Lighting 5s g
1st A ref 5Hs 1954
United Light A Power Co
Deb g 6s
s
AAO
Western Pow (Can) 5s 1949--J&J
Western P L A Telep—
101
1st 1 & consol 5 His
64
f 6Hb'37
1st 5s series B 1950
Conv deb 6s 1935
100
F&A
1940
1
s
1st M 5s 1951
73 H
Deb 6s
MAS
Syracuse Lake Shore
1st M g 5s 47 opt
40
103
-M&b
-
hif 1970
23
12
Feb
4s
1st
Deb g
f
f
55
48
United Elec Serv (Italy)
Extl 1st s f 7b 1956 ser A—JAD
k
Without warrants
United Ilium Oo New Haven
16%
17%
22
9
1948—F&A
J&D
70
97
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B—
45
1957
.—-—-F&A
Standard Public Servk* Ooro-
1st
48
49
94
with war.JAD
West Va-Ohio River Bridge—
1st M 6Hs 1952
JAJ / 12
Western Mass Cos—
99%
4H% notes Sept 15 '34-M&S15
99%
5% notes 1937
A&O
102%
Western N Y Utilities 5s '40-J&D
Western N Y Water Oo—
66%
1st M 5Ha 1950
MAN
1st
United Elec Rys (Providence)
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A
62
62
Deb g 6s
1st M
'
il*
48
6s 1966-JAD
0% conv notes 1935A&u
Standard Power A L Corp—
Debenture
l.tlcoltr5H«'43serA-MAN
6s 1938-—---MAN
West Texas Utilities Oo—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
West Virginia Gas Oo—
Union Water Wks Oo—
82
61
Rv
104%
1st M 5s 1956 series
12
92
Ave
Third
Rv—See
Union
104 %
M&S
G—J&D
1st M 4s 1961 ser H
J&J
West Penn Tr 1st 5s 1960--J&D
W Phlla Pass Ry—See Phila R T.
80"
UnionPubServ(Minn)5sA'58J&D
45
Conv dob
f
19%
io
lst lien 6s series A
1st lien 0s 1940 ser B
Standard Telephone Oo—
1H
1H
Union Gas Util6Hs A w w 1937—
31
ttlec ol Delaware
6% g notes 1935.
Debenture 6s 1951
W Elev
102
A.M&S
1st M 5s '40 op '21 ser
1st M 5s 1963 series E
103 %
102%
63 H
s
West Penn Power—
—
J&J
17%
,
West End St Ry—See Boston El
West PennElec.deb5s2030.AAO
95
94%
s
M&N
1957
4%s
1st g 5Hs 1954 ser A
Union Kiev RR—See N
68
80
Standard Gas A
99%
100H
29
M&S
5s '65 .A&O
oDringlXOia Aeiluiuai "j
98%
100
Without warrants
Do-—
103 %
1967 ser B—E&A
1957
A&O
5s
Union Elec LA Pow of Illinois
Oo~-
u.
Gen
40 %
s
102 %
Genl mtge 5s
General
Southwestern Natural Gas (Jo¬
int s f 6s 1945-—------M&N
Southwestern
66
104
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s '50—J&D
Union El Lt A Pow Oo of St L—
Gen 5s series A 1954
J&D
68 %
62
s
Bid
Bonds and Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
STOCKS
income and defaolted bonds
k
26
—(f)
com—
82
2
19%
9*
24*
21H
4
$6
preferred
S5 pref ser A
...
.... ....
...
97
woof
f Flat price.
k Last sale.
I In London.
n
Nominal.
JUNE, 1933.]
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
NOTICE.—All bond prlooi
Stocks.
Bid.
Par.
Amer Public Service 7% pref-100
Amer States Sec. com A
—(t) d
Amer States Pub Serv A ..—(t)
$6 preferred
——Si)
Amer Superpower Corp com —(t)
First $3 preferred......
(t)
Preferred $6 series-.-..
(t)
American Telep A Teleg
100
%
(t)
S6 1st preferred
--(t)
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref.100
U.1UU
Appalachian Gas Corp com
d
4K
75
27
23
65%
76%
67
78%
%
=8
2
%
3
(t)
.....10
W
3
4%
Arkan A Me Pew 7% pref
100
Arkansas Pew A Lt $7 pref— 1
Associated Gas A Elec com— 1
Common class A
(t)
42
3
A**
40
42%
IK
IK
Original preferred...
14 preferred........
$5 preferred—......
2
2
"4%
2%
7% pref__
d
6%
W
24%
6%
Si*
78
20
80
ik
54%
65"
(t) d
16%
17
~8%
16"
42%
44
36
40
55
48
2
11%
6
12%
7i"
24
10
58
65
33%
Corp......!
~3%
■3%
d
6%
conv pref
100
16 opt conv pref (ser 1929) _.(t)
Central States Pow A L $7 pf
(t)
Cent Vermont Pub Ser 16
pr—(t)
Ches A Poto Tele of Bait pref.100
Chic City A Con com part ctfs.(t)
4
6
70
....(no par)
75
1
2%
2
Chic Dist Elec Generat 16 pref
(t)
Chicago Bys partlc ctfs series 1—
4
58
60
1
%
....
%
n
80
20
Preferred
100
18%
r.
74
85"
83
n^r ®,,8 '2r ordlnary stock
rice Corp
65
E*ec
£^Pint£wn,
3
com A
preferred
(T)
-"({)
n
%
com purch war)(t)
Georgia Power 56
preferred., (i)
m*?—See PhUa RT
Gold A Stock
Green A
42
(t)
"Utfirtlm $7pfdZZ(t)
^
97%
Telep (guar)
Coates—See
Phlla
Ys
41%
14
1%
41
RT*
40
48
49
42
60
SSiSS S1*0"10 L,"°
Hartford Gas com
53
Preferred..
53
61 %
108
103
99%
55
11
82%
warrants_..(t)
83
86
68
70
_
_
"
loo
6%pr°ef0errre7d%Prer-
^
loSSnt toXo^p.- >'"-100
6%
65
59"
preferred..
176
Ji?D «Llght
92"
Class A
warrants.
46
76
63%
8%
45"
8%
Street Ry Co.—.100
7% pref-100
J roritrutt ctn-.ioo
atAHydro"E1 8yst A
25
Conv pref
$3.50
(t>
~
jqq
Securities com", (t)
56 preferred..
Hs
International Ry v t
cr"7"l00
International Telep A Telair""
(t)
Internationa! UtUltles A
.„..(}!
%
14%
$
wafrriIHZZ(t)
Warrants
Interstate Power
pref 17
Iowa Southern
Utfl, 7%
8
4%
%
%
—..
86
50
~2%
~2%
19
3%
3%
149 %
78
64%
5%% preferred
Kansas City Power A
LIgh't"
1st pref 56 series
B
Kansas City Pub
Serv com
Preferred
Kansas E let Pow 7
%"pref
100
58
(t)
100
(t)
/+(
".".100
SSS!ni2Vr?i.5Iec pref Pref-100
Kentucky Utilities, ?%,
100
UH
44%
8%
8
8%
19%
18
4
91
111
1)
48'
o% preferred..
3
60
ItDeSenK;SCOmm°nA(t)
55"
d
r
"< tT
pref.VlOO
TeJephone preference 60 d
Kings Co Ltg 7% pref
100
5% preferred
joO
Laclede Gas Light
.1
"lOO
Preferred
I
ioo
Lake Sup Dist Pow
7% prefZZlOO
Lexington Utilities
6%% pf..i00
Lincoln Telep A
Teleg com
100
Lone Star Gas
Corp.....
Preferred
Long Island Lighting
....
r
88
63
52
50
54
75
8%
(+)
(t)
63
7%
preferred...——......100
Empire A Bay State Teleg..—100
37
42
6% preferred
ioo
Empire District Elec 6% pf
Los Angeles G A B
100
15
19
Corp. pref.100
Empire Gas A Fuel Co pf 8%.100
Louisiana Power A
Light 50 pf (t)
Preferred 7%
100
25"
22% Loulsv Gas A Elec com cl A—(t)
d%% preferred—;
100
Louisville Railway Co
100
6% preferred
100
19%
Preferred
—.100
Empire Power Corp partlc itk.(
rtlc stk.(t)
15
Lowell Electric
Light.......
25
56 preferred
41
Lynn Gas A Elec Oo
——-(f)
25
Empire Pub. Serv. oom
i.
Mackay Companies pref
A—.(f)
100
Engineers Pub Serv com
n
15" Manhattan Elev Ry (N Y)
(t)
100
55 conv pref
(t)
Modified guarantee
34%
100
55% pref (with warrants)..(t)
32
35
Marconi Int Marine
Communi.
56 preferred
30
40
(t)
American deposit
receipts
Erie Lighting pref.—...(no pan
Marconi Wlrel (Canada)....—l
Essex A Hudson Gas
.....100
145
Marconi Wireless
Telegraph Ltd
European Elec class A.
4
Am dep rets for bearer shs
Debenture rights
Market St Ry (San
%
Francisco).100
Falrm't Pk A Hadd Pass By—See PhiiaR T.
Preferred
—.—100
Fall River Elec Light.....
25 d 28
32
Prior
preferred...
...100
Fall River Gas Works
26
.....25
29
Second preferred
100
Federal Light* Tr com
15
Mass Power A Light Associat'n—
UK
A*
Preferred ($6)
ft)
46
50
Common with warrants—..
FedStAPleasantVal—SeePhiiaCo
Common without warrants
Preferred.
...........
not per cent,
k Last sale.
I In London,
n Nominal,
Toronto Exchange, t Without par value.
%
70
75
40
Z"Zl00
com
▼ t c (t)
5% conv partlc preferred—.60
17%
55
(guar)..100
Preferred
Internat Power
.....
—...
or
|7
7K
series"771165
Internat <^Jean Tele8
Power com
57 preferred
ex
95c.
148
100
Eighth Ave BB—See N Y Bys
Electrical Securities, 5%
50
pref.100
Electric Bond A Share
(t)
24%
56 preferred
50%
(f)
55 preferred
42
(f)
Elec Power Association
8
1
Class A full paid
1
7%
Elec Power A Light
Corp
(t) d
8%
Second pref (17) ser A
(t) d
19%
56 cum pref.
(f) I 17%
a Purchaser also
pays accrued dividend,
d Price per share,
Ex-dividend,
s Minimum price
established on Montreal
10%
]00
Warrants
Mass Utilities Associates
*
25
D'UU]eVa%prin00
68
35c.
—.(*) dk 17
(+) d 17
3
(t)
d
60
24
36
...
100
10u
pref—I
W0S,rSSi?.Lt- 8™::§
68
d
...
SSS1? &Power PhllaRT
Holyoke Water F—See
75
com(B)(t)
Optional warrants
El Paso Electric Co (Del)
Preferred series A 7%..
25
Stock purchase
warrants
Hudson County Gas
79%
100
100
t
"fon
Light.
20
41
(t)
Adjustment stock
100
*
Eastern Michigan Rys
(t) a
Eastern N J Pow 6% cum
preflOO
East Shore Pub Serv 6)4
% pf (t) d
Eastern Shore G A El 8% pf.25 d
East Kootenav Pow Ltd
Edison Elec Blum (Boston)
Preferred
Haverhill Elec
90
100
—100
$6 preferred series B.
Eastern Utll Assoc com
Conv stock
o*.
or
.
Havana Elec
Ry cem.—
Houston Natural Gas
90
176
25c.
93
........
Eastern States Pew Cor
Hackensack
Wat»7——— " 2P
Preferred
—Sfi
Hamilton Gas
common v t c
(t)
63
Duquesne Gas Corp oom
(f) d
Duquesne Light—See Phlla Co—
Eastern Gas A Fuel Assoc's—
Common
.......(t)
6% preferred
——.100
4%% prior preferred
100
Eastern Mass St By com.....100
First preferred
stamped
100
57 pref without
(f)
(t)
dorp—.
Elec
31 %
(t)
.100
Derby Gas A Elec $7 pref-
Edison
Duke Power.
(t)
A
$6 conv pref ser B
Gen Italian
Edison
1
...
7 % preferred
100
8% cum pref (Without warr).100
Cine New A
10
...
%
16X
Transp—
100
Gov Lt A Trac...100
Denver Tramway com...
Preferred
Detroit
12 —111 coaY Pref
70
37
-
(t)
Gas
41
(t)
Preferred class A
8%
36
33%
95
V(t)
40
1
Preferred B stock
45
100
102
Central Illinois Light 0% pf—100
69
Cent 111 Pub Serv pref—(no par) d
22
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref-100
8
Central Maine Pew 8% pref.. 100
54
7% preferred
100
62
Cent Miss Val Elec Prop pref_100
Central Pow A Light 7% pref.100
Cent Pub Serv (Del)—
Preferred
(t)
Cent A 8 W Utll com
(t)
17 preferred
(f)
Cincinnati
2%
%
56"
100
100
Dallas Power A Light 7 %
pref 100
Dayton Power A Light 6%prefl00
80
6% preferred
h- Preferred
Cuban Telephone com...
Preferred
Cunningham Nat Gas cl A
Central Gas A El Co %Q% pref.(t) d
Chicago Bap Tr an "romZZZZZlOO
Certificates of deposit—
Prior preferred A
—.100
7.2% prior pref ser B
100
Chris A 10th Sts BR—See NY Bys
Cincinnati Gas A Electric pref 100
Cincinnati Car Co class B
—...(t)
$5 preferred
Continental Gas A Elec com.,
(f)
7% prior preferred
100
Oontlnen Pass By—See Phlla B T
18
35%
«•
Series 2
Scsricss 3
100
(+)
......
Cumberland Oo(Me)P A Lt pf 100
—.....100
Pref partlc ctfs
Ctfs of deposit
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
100
Consumers Pr (Maine) pf 8%-100
preferred
20
7%———(f)
m%
Class B v t c
(f) d
Cons Trac of N J—See P S
Corp
Cons Trac (Pittsb)—See
Phlla Co
(no par)
.—
70%
41
cum
8.6%
26
41
A Light—
28
Calif Water Serv pref
100
Can Hydro-El Corp 6% 1st pf 100
Canada Nor Pow com
(t) r
Preferred
—.100 r
Capital Trac (Wash, D O)
100
Carolina Pow A Light t7 pref (+) d
t6 preferred
(f) d
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Corp pf 100
15
30
32
68
72
j
3%
32H
37
(t)
Gen Gas A Elec
(Del) com A
Common class B
Preferred class A
79"
pref series D
106
100
5%% preferred series E
100
100
5% preferred series A——100
98%
Consolidated Gas (N Y)
com..(f) d 54%
$5 preferred
(f) d 89%
Oonsol Gas Utll class A
ft)
6
Bklyn A Queens Transit com_(t)
Preferred
(t)
Brooklyn Union Gas.
(no par)
Buff Niagara A East Pew prer.25
S5 first pref
—(f)
Cable & Wireless, Ltd
Amer dep rec 7 H % A ord
£1
Amer dep rec B ord.
£1
Amer deposit rets 5 %% pref £1
Calif-Oregon Pow 7% pref—100
6% preferred series or 1927-100
Warrants
(f)
(f) d
Connecticut By A Lighting
100
Preferred
—100
Cons Gas E L A P (Balt)_
(no par) d
pref-.100
B'way A 7th Av BR—See N Y Bys
Brockton Gas Light Co v t o—25
Bklyn-Manhat Transit—(no par)
Elec
100
=f
& Elec-Light...
t—50
Florida Power A
Lt 57 pref
FrankTdAS thwark—seePhilaRT
Franklini
Telegraph (guar)
100
Bergen County.100
General Electric Co
Ltd—
Amer dep rets
76"
First preferred 6%
100
Ser com..
1
Connecticut Elec Serv com—_(t) d
Connecticut Power
..25
Bread River Power 7%
Central States
Co
3K
5%
5%
_
<+as A Elec of
63
100
$6 pref
Community Power
it
17 prior pref
35
26
Community Water
...
t c
B 6% %
Com'wealth Utilities cl B
...
com v
ser
,
—......—
Cent Hud G A E
21
StcS)U5,g Ga»
Bid.
Par.
com A
fweignLlght A Power units.. (|)
4gd StA Grand St—See N Y Rys
7%
Commonwealth-Edison
Bangor Hydro Elec com
.2
7% preferred...
100
6% preferred
-——100
Baton Rouge Elec Co $0 pf-.-(t)
Beauharnois Power A
(t)
Bell Telephone (Canada)——.100
Bell Telep of Pa 6K% of
100
Birmingham Elec t7 pref
(t)
t6 preferred
...—(t)
Birmingham Gas t6 pref——(f)
Blackstone Val Gas A E pref—50
Bleeck St A Ful Fy—See N Y Bys
Blue Ridge Corp
—1
S3 conv preferred
—(f)
Bsston Elevated BB com..—100
Brazilian Tr Lt A Pow ord——(t)
Bridgeport Gas Light
(f)
Bridgeport Hydraulic Os
Hydra
2(J
Brit Col Pow Corp
25
24
7% preferred
100
Columbus Ry PAL 1st pf A 6 % 100
Com'wealth Pr Corp 6% pf—100 d
Commonwealth A Sou Corp
comf
Optional warrants
d
$7 first pref
It
Associated Telep Utll com A.. (
S3 pref with war..
(
37 pref
(
Atlantic City Elec, t6 pref
(
Class B
20
10
Preferred
—.100
20
Oleve Elec Ilium common
(t)
29%
6% preferred
.—..100
101 %
Cleveland Railway
—.100
Certificates of deposit
32"
Coast Co Gas A El 1st
pref...100
65
Oolum G A El Corp
(Del) com (t) d 18
6% preferred series A......100
.71
5% preferred series B
100
55
5% conv preferred
100
96%
Columbus Delaware A Marlon
„
AssoclatedTelp A Teleg (56)pref(
29%
2K
2%
7
(
^preferred
29 %
7
warrants
Associated Pub Utilities com _("
6
6
Citizens Traction—See PhUa Co.
City Ry (Dayton. Ohio)
—100
Preferred
Option
Preferred series A
60
4
6% preferred-..—
7 preferred
18 int bear allot ctfs.
5
6
Stocks.
Water Service
$6% preferred
57 preferred
A*
62
.....
3
4
4
ifl preferred.....—.
Ask.
8%
—
§5
1
Bid
Cities Serv Pr A Lt $6 pf
(t)
7% preferred
100
Citizens Gas (Indlanap) com..25 d
Preferred
100
Citizens' Pass Ry—See Phil R T.
1172
23
17 conv pref ser A
d
Arizona Edison 6%% pref
d
Arizona Power 7% pref——100
-
Cities Service com..
38
117Y*
26 %
Par.
..50
50
t
Preferred
100
Preferred B._.........
10
Preferred BB
—100
2
15
jk
Com voting trust ctfs
Preferred
Stocks.
Cincinnati Street By
Olncln A Suburb Bell
Telep
—.
68
37
Amer Wat Wks & Elec com—(t)
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp
Class A com
Ask.
5
81
"and Interest" exoept whore marked 'T'and Income
and defaulted bond*.
art
Canadian
price,
10%
75
64
86
59
18l
2
50
93
19
14%
20
6%
1%
1%
%
6%
1
1%
50c.
19
"1%
22
t
Sale price
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
83
Far
Stock*.
Bid.
4%
Memphis Natural Gas
(f)
Memphis Pow ft Lt, 7 % pf.no par
Metropolitan Edison Co—
B
(t)
$7 preferred series B
....
locum
.Tr.
«
Midland
—
2*
d
n.lA*
1tftil 7 % prior llen-.VlOO
ttxii
1mm
75
63
1921—....100
1892-1897. . 100
60
47
r
d
(f)
A—....100
100
—100
"stamped
100
100
66
13
15
34
Warrants B
Penna Gas A Elec Corp 87
12
ViK
1
5
15
95
98"
57%
62
143
593
li»
92
9
94
15
40
45
Phila R T
Philadelphia Elec Co 85 pref..
96
Phila A Grays—See
(f)
47%
Preferred
N Y A Richmond Gas
N Y Steam Co com
Niagara A Hudson
Option warrants
pref
Pow
79
61
30
74%
83%
2%
Light A Pow. _,—(■{•
Light
preferred—..—
Not Amer Utility See—Com
list preferred
Mfcrt.h Amer
North Amer
Preferred
North
Continent Util com
1 AA
0% preferred
—100
i'% preferred-------------100
Nor Indiana Pub Sop 0% P'"-]™
>referred
-100
preferred...———..100
Northern N Y Util pre/——-100
N«»r Ontario Power Co 6% pref 100
Nur States Power (Del) com.. 100
7% preferred
100
0% preferred....
..100
100
Ottawa Traction
Pacific A Atlantic Tel (gu)
Pacific Gas A Electric
preferred (6%)
First preferred (5)4%)
First
100
25
.—25
25
25
*
Southwest Gas Util com—._(
52
6
57
Southwestern Lt A Pr com
15
7
105
10
%
2Vs
26%
.214
42
66
.
tl*
it*
_
3*
2H
I*
14
17
69
71
100
39
42
65
57
105
42
72%
80%
79
53 %
50
"7"
71
2
9
25%
22%
23%
5
12
25
23^t
23%
75
75
76
45
50
70
7%
23d Street—See N Y Railways
Twin City Rapid Transit
(t)
35
39
37
Union E L A P
2%
10
12
(III) 0% pf —100
88
93
99
Un El L A Pow (Mo) 0% pf—100
14
66
98
100
(t)
103
7% preferred
Union Gas (Canada)
105
„
4%
4%
Union Pass—See Phila R T
IF
II*
18
17
71
61
56
60
82
United Gas Corp com
7 pref series A
51%
125
102
104%
92%
(1)
—(f)
United Gas A Impt
(t)[dl 19
vot
85 cum pref (non-vot)
(■ )!«
92!
United 111 Co of New Haven.. (
23
18
,
arrant*,
116
§¥A
78
(t)
f3 cumulative preferred
Tarrant*
United Gas A Elec(Conn)pref 100
United Gas A El of NJ 5% pf-100
85
50%
6
Union St Ry (New Bedford)—100|
Union Traction—See Phila R T
United Corp
(t)
12
45
67
58
)
United Lt A Pr com A...
( )
Common B—
...——.(+)
United Pub Serv com
80
89
0% cum. 1st
145
pref..
d
94
97
(t) d
40
43
20
21%
United Pub Util 86 pref
(t) \&
United Rys A El (Bait) cam—.50
36""
37"
Utah Power A Light—
87
64
76%
Utlca Gas A Electric 7% pref 100
50
Utilities Power A Lt 01A
43
15
27
46
Class B ctfs.
17
28
w*
67
16%
71
36
8%
36%
20%
21
834
6%_cumjpref B
(t)
Rap Tran St Ry—See P 8 Corp
Republic Gas com
(f)
-
Ridge Ave Pass—See Phila R T
Rochester G A E 7% pref fi—100
6% preferred series O
100
0% preferred series D
100
Roch Telep 80)4 Pref
100
Rocky Mtn Motor com A
25 d
23"
,.
84
Preferred
100
100
50
77
77
mm
mm
25c.
mm
85
66
70
29
Corp..—100
30
--
100
71
Telegraph
7% cum preferred
100
d
100
100
0% cum pref
West Penn Power 7 %
16c"
77%
82%
Winnipeg Elec Co
77
60
27
85
70
33
92
Preferred
100 d
Wisconsin Power ALight 0%pflOO
7% preferred
100
Wisconsin Pub Ser Corp7%pflOO
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref
100
43^
54
62
53
90
100%
44
68%
64
54
92
West Phila Pass—See Phila R T.
9
0% preferred
Serv
d
325
81
J
82%
Water pref.100
--—
260
100
West Penn Elec Co Class A— (t)
mm
d
Massachusetts Cos..(t) d
Western Union
96
80%
25c.
100
Western Power
Preferred
89
75
80
.—(t)ld
50
Washington (D O) Gas
20
Washington Gas A Elec 7% pflOO
Western
8
100
ill
Wash Bait A Annapolis
Preferred
1
100
Washington Wat Pow 6% pf—(t)
38
75
93
.....
Wash (D O) Ry A El csm
15
22
—
7% cumul pref
Virginia Elec A Power
86 preferred
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref
6% preferred
.....
%
%
Rhlne-Westph Elec Pow Amershs d
Rhode Isl Pub Serv pref
(t) d
Class A
<t) d
1^1
(t)
87 preferred
60
(f)
pf A 7%
1
7% prior preferred
——100
6% prror preferred
100
Savannah El A P#w 0% pref.100
Scranton Electric 86 pref
(f)
Seaboard Public Service Co—
83.25 conv pref with warr..
$6
M,,-
47
100
(t)
...
preferred
72%
Power common
(T)
Borough GasAE16%pfl00
adio Corp of Amer
(t)
7% cum pref A
50
d Price per share, not per cent,
Minimum price established on Montreal or Toronto Stock
i%
100
Preferred
100
IF
50%
10
Preferred
San Joaq L A Pow
88
56%
7.2% 1st preferred..
1001
1st preferred (0%)
100]
5% cum 1st preferred
100
Texas Power A Light 7% pref.100
Third Avenue Ry (N Y)
100
Toledo-Edison prer A (7%)—100
0% preferred..
100
5% preferred
100
Trl-State Telep A Teleg—
(t)
21
70
0% preferred
1
7% preferred
—
100
Public Service of Okla 7 % pref 100
Pub
26
(t)
Tennessee El Pow 1st pf (7%) 100
19
—(f)
—
30
(t) »
Tampa Elec Co
20
pref—100
100
Preferred series A
mid
50
13
22
80 preferred
7 % prior preferred
Public 8ervice Co •f Nor Hl.-(t)
St Louis
—
__
Syracuse Ltg 0% preferred—100
6%% preferred
100
8% preferred
100
100
Preferred
St Louis County
vtc_.
19
ueens
18
Serv
18
uebec
20
...
Pub
14
45
Rapid Transit St Ry Co...100
A Elec Trac..100
50
53
14
Preferred
11
So Jersey Gas
39%
65%
h
IT4
5*
Class A parttc stock
(f) d
Sub R T St Ry—See Phila Co
f
Swiss American Elec pref
100
55
8% preferred
100;
7% preferred...
—
...100
6% preferred
—.100
85 preferred
(t)|
Consolidated Trac of N J—100
35%
61%
39%
it) d
20
Public Serv Corp of N J—(no par)
46
13"
37
(t).a
16
93
100
0% preferred
Puget Sd Pr A Lt 86 pref
85 preferred.
26
com—-(t) d
Lt
Standard
Corp of Canada com__(t)
Public Serv of Ind 07 pref...
41
A
Class B
35
100
Pub Serv El A G 85 pref
31
Standard Pow
sF
pref.100
pref..100
5% preferred
cum
cum
30
A Cable 7% pf.100
Public Serv of Colo 7 %
23
12%
77
Public Serv. Co. of N.H. 80 pi-(t)
115
~3
55
27
27
(t)'d
(t) "
prior pref
preferred
J0 prior pref
100
%
4%
100
6% preferred
95%
7
4
29"
26
26
Standard Gas A Elec com (no par)
25
Providence Gas (free stock)
Certificates of deposit
16"
Sprlngf (Mass) St Ry Cos pf-_100
Spring Valley Co Ltd
20
12
48%
21*
48
25
Free stock
40
115
—(
.....(
Springfield Gas A Elec pref
Springfield (Mass.) G L Co vtc 2
Preferred
96
119*
._
113
47
A—(
Common class B
10
50
60
100
Portland Gas A Coke, 7% pf—100
Preferred
oPurchaser also pays accrued dividend,
a;Ex-dividend.
34"
R T
5)4% preferred
Northwest Electric 6% pref—100
18
Preferred 7 %
100
104
Northwest Bell Telep 0%s pf.100
41%
Northwestern Teleg (guar)
60
Ohio Bell Telep pref
100 d
70%
Ohio Edison $6 pref
(t)
07 preferred
(T) d I
78
Ohio Power 6% pref
100
50%
Ohio Public Serv pref A (7%)-100
45%
6% preferred
.100
Ohio River Edison 7 % pref
100
Ohio Valley Gas common
(f) d II—
71
Oklahoma Gas A Elec 7% pf—100
6
OklaNat Gas Corp 6%% Df—100
Omaha A Council Bluffs Railway
5
A Bridge 4 % cum pref
100
Ottawa Light Heat A Paw
100
Preferred
30%
62
106*
d
preferred
86%
Preferred
Power
1(6
(t
100
100
Southwestern Bell Telep pref. 100
Southwestern Gas A El 7% pf.100
Phils A Western Ry com
Potomac Elec Pow 6%
7.
A
10
Potomac Edison Co 6%
~
warrants B
Co com . ....(t)
6% preferred
50
Nurth Amer Edison S6 pref..(t
Jk*
50|
Postal Teleg
42%
57
48
Porto Rico Telep com
105
70
55
100
7% preferred
Southern Nat Gas Corp
(t)
Southern New Eng Telep
100
So Jer G El A Tr—See P 8 Corp.
d
Southwest Gas Util com
42
Piedmont A Northern Ry
(t)
(t) dlOOH
87 %
(t)
100 dll4%
.10
15
68
99
A*
50
50
66
50
Phila Traction—See Phila
82
A*
12
54
4
78
40
68
95
25%
South A Atlan Teleg (guar)
25
Southern Indiana G A E 0%pf 100
83%
7534
66
City Pass Ry (822 H pd)50
Ry
50
Phil A Gray's Fy (825 pd)—50
Philadelphia Traction
50
Ridge Ave Pass (828 pd)
50
2d A 3d Sts Ry guar
50
13th A 15th Sts Pass Ry
50
Union Pass (830 5-0 pd). ...50
Union Traction (817)4 Pd)._60
61
100
Option
Ltg Prop cam
73
Phila A Darby Pass
1
..100
100
North American
N'tir Boat
82
Phila
15
28
6 % pref 100
S7 preferred ser A
S6 dividend pref—
N Y Telephone fl%%
17"
-.25
Corp 86% pref—(t)
Co 0% pref
25
Power———(t)
Preferred
100
Southern Col Pow com A
25
Preferred
—100
68
com——.50!
Preferred
(J '
El L A P—
64
50
A Ooates Sts (815 pd)-50
Hestonville M A F
Green
15
iuu
Twenty-third St guar
16%
26
25
Southern Canada
8
German town Passenger
15
(t)
Perry.100
B'way A 7th Ave guar
100
Christopher A Tenth Sts
100
Eighth Avenue
100
N Y A Queens
20%
Sou Calif Gas
42
d
West Phila Pass guar
Ferry
i
13%
Warrants
South Calif Edison common...25
73
6
8% pref——2
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
60
7% preferred
50
Citizens Passenger guar—..50!
Continen Pass Ry (829 pd)—50
Falrm't Pk A Hadding'n
50
Frandf'd A Southwark Pass.50
oP
30
~
42d St A Grand St
Sixth Avenue old
22%
19%
75
Participating preferred——(t)
39%
Phila Elec Power
28
New Haven Water
50
N J A Hud Riv Ry A Fer pref.100
New Jersey Pow A Lt SO pref (f)
New Orleans Public Service—
.100
New
45
7
21%
-
5% % preferred series O
6% preferred series B_—
7% preferred series A
39
pref (t)
$5 preferred
(t)
Pennsylvania Water A Pow—(J)
People's G L A O (Chic)
100
d
Peoples Light A Pow com A—(fi
Phila City Pass—See Phila R T
Philadelphia Co com
(t)
S5 preferred
50
6% cum preferred
50
$0 cum pref
(t)
Allegheny Traction..
.—50
Citizens Traction
50
Consolidated Trac pref
60
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf.100
Federal St A Pleasant Val—25
Monongahela Lt A Pr..
50
Monongahela St Ry
50
Phila A Darby—See Phila R T
80"
79
§7 preferred
—
SO preferred
|6 convertible preferred
S6 prior pref
.(t)
New England Telep A Teleg-.lOO
N Eng Wat LAP Asso 6% pf-100
preferred
11*
40
5
1%
Penna Gas A
41
(t)
Preferred
100
New England Power. Co. pref 100
New England Pub Serv com— (t*
87 prior preferred
/+
7%
47
~5~"
Participating class A stock.(f)
Elec Co 7% pref_100
pref.]
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt $7 Pf-
77
Assn com
N Y Rys Corp 87 pref
Bleecker St A Fulton
(t)
Preferred (87)
Sou Calif Gas
Warrants—
Class B
Class O
New Eng Pow
65
12
67
38%
$6 preferred
d
7% preferred
d
National Power A Light com..(t)
10 preferred-Nat Public Service Corp—
"
86
62
,
Preferred
Newark Consolidated Gas
New Eng Gas A El Assn—
45"
83
7
73
100
7% preferred series
Nebraska Power, pref
(t)
100
pref(t)
pf—100
Penn-Ohio Edison 7% pr
42
Montreal Telegraph
40 r
Montreal Tramways, com
100 a
Mountain States Power, com.(f)
7% Preferred
Mountain States Tel A Tel
100
Nassau A Suffolk 7% pref ..100
Nevada-Calif Electric com
9
Penn Central Lt A Paw $5
38
(f)
100
100
133
503
55
sk
3
81
.(t)
Peninsular Telep Co com
Preferred
62
100
49
99
.100
d
—.—(t)
...
24
23
100 d 106
95
Paterson A Passaic Gas A El. 100
80
Pawtucket Gas pref
100
62
60
« Power A Light 0 % pref — (t) I
cum
Mississippi Riv Pow pref
100
Missouri Pub Ser 7% pref—.100
Mohawk-Hudson Power lstprf(t)
Second preferred
(f)
Monongahela L A P—See PhllaOo
Monongahela St Ry—See PhllaOo
Monon-West Penn P S 7% pf-25
Montreal L H A Pow. Oons.(f)
National Elec Pow cl A
1st preferred
Pacific Telep A Teleg
Shawlnlgan Water A Power—(t)
City Gas A El 7% Pf—100
Sioux
Preferred
%
pref100
pf—100
preferred
E0
Common non-voting
3%
3
Light—
0% pref. series
0% pref. series
Milwaukee Gas Light 7%
Minnesota Pow A Lt 7%
100
100
Pacific Pow A Lt 7% pref
Pacific Pub Service—
20
13%
48%
Sierra Pac Elec pref
100
Sixth Avenue— See N Y Rys
Somerset Un A Middlesex Lt.100
Southeastern Pr A Lt com— (t)
10
7
t)
—
3*
2
79
Ask.
6
Second Ave RR Corp (N Y)....
2nd A 3rd Sts Ry— See Phila R T
32
—.100
Prior preferred
Preferred
3%
—...100
A—.—100
A
100
6% prior lien
7 % preferred class
0% preferred class
Mllw. Elec. Ry. A
.——(f)
Pac Northwest Pub Serv
it)
without war—(t)
Utilities-
pref
70
61
(T>
preferred series O
SO
Middle West
78
Bid.
Par
Stocks.
Ask.
SI*
78
com—ft)
Pacific Lighting Corp
Preferred (80)
5
75
Bid.
Par
Btooki.
Ask.
89
—
York
pref—100
100
(t) dr
3%
---
30
38
63
102
(Pa) Railways Preferred.50 d 20
k Last sale.
/ In London, n Nominal.
Exchange.
t Without par value.
103
3%
8
104
27
rOanadlan price. * Sale price,
Under the heading "Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities"
we include all issues which do not
appear
under the previous two headings, namely "Railroads
(Steam)"and "Public Utilities." In the case of stocks, how¬
ever,
Safe
we put "Textile Manufacturing,"
"Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and Land," "Title Guarantee and
Deposit Companies" under separate heacls, then follow with the rest of the "Industrial and Miscellaneous*'!
bond
notice.—All
Bonds.
prioss
Bid.
ars
Atk.
Bonds.
INDUSTRIAL AND
■ISOKLLANEOUS BONDS.
86
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s 1942-M&S
Abltlbl Pow & Paper—
1st M 5s 1953 ser A
Abraham & Straus Inc—
16M
18M
DebSMs 1943 with warr—A&O
90 M
Acadia Sugar 5s 1946
Acme Cement Corp 6s 1935-F&A
Acme Steel Goods 6s 1943-M&S
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s '48-M&S
74M
951
771
J&D
.
_
32
95
68
J&D
Advance Bag & Paper 6s '52. J&D
Ajax Rubber 1st 8s s f 1936—J&D
Alabama By-Prod 6s 1955—J&J
69 M
67
28
5
62M
~2~~
Coll tr g 4s 1947
M 5s 1933
MAN
Alabama Mills 1st 0 Ms *43 A. A AO
25
Alaska Gold Mines 6s A '25-M&S
6s series B 1926
M&S
23
cons
4
23
Albany Peri* Wrapping Corp—
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
A&O
Alberta Pacific Grain 6s. 1946—-
69
73
Aigoma Steel 1st 5s 1962—-A&O
Allied Packers deb 6s 1939—J&J
1st M & coll tr 8s 1939
J&J
10
13
30M
30M
40
AlUs-Chalmers Mfg Ce—
84
f debt 5s '48—T&J
80
4
Aluminum Ltd
s
53
93*A
Without warrants..—
Amer Austin Oar 7% 1933.M&N
American Beet sugar Co—
Oonv b f deb 6s 1935
F&A
Amer
84 M
60
94 H
20
28
18"
58 M
70
Cons deb 5s 1940J&J
Calif & Hawaiian Sug 5s '37 _F&A
Calif Pet deb 5 Ms 1«38
M&N
Conv ■ f deb 5s 1939
F&A
83 X
11M
14M
71
73
Can Cement 1st
62
25
35
35
30
90 M
92 M
65
60
70
69
38
'43.F&A15
J&J
5s 1955
M&S
Capital Admin Corp—
Deb 5s 1953 with warr—-J&D
25-yr
guar
97*
91*
Caterpillar Tractor 5s 1935
Cedar Rapids M & P 5s 1953-J&J
Central bceel
1941
M&N
Oertaln-teed Prod Corp—
Deben s f 5 Ms 1948—
M&S
50
Coll tr sink fund 7s 1934-J&D
96M
Sinking fund deb 5s 1948—J&J
4M% notes 1933
M&N
Amer Sales Book 6s 1939—-A&O
Amer Seating conv 6s 1936—J&J
Amer Service deb 6M» 1934.-J&J /
68 ser A with warr 1944—J&J /
Chic Mill & Lumber 6s *43- M&N
Uhlc Pneumatic Tool O
Deb s f 5Ms 1942
A&O
66 M
79
93
69M Chicago Stock Yards 5s 1901
37
45"
Amer Smelt A Ref 5s 1947--AAO
95 M
Rolling Mill—
81
4
~7
i04M
96"
105
99
101
97
51
98
45
52"
Si*
57
55
50
J&J
39
J&J
45"
39
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate—
estate
82
6M% gold notes 1933—J&J
Atl Gulf & W Indies SS Lines—
Coll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959
J&J
Atlanta Laundries 6Ms w w 1943Adantlc Kefln deb 6s 1937—JAJ
Atlantic Steel 1st s f 6s 1941-J&J
85M
77
45
103
39M
50
Balaban & Kati Corp—5M % notes 1933
Oemmander-Larabee Osrp—
1st mtge 0s 1941
Fairbanks Morse & O
Sink fund deb 5s 1942
Famous Players Canada
1st
85
89
97
Corp—
A&O
52
deb 6 Ms 1948—A&O
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s '63A&0
30
18
s
1948
A
ser
28
M&S
Farr & Bailey Mfg 7s 1942. M&S
Federal Sugar Ref 6s 1933—M&N
Federated Metals a f
Fiat a I deb la 1940
104M
*/
6
7s '39—J&D
93 X
■
J&J
Residential Mtge Bank
sinking fund 6s 1961
—M&S
51
64
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s *48M&S>A;
56 M
Firestone Tire & Rub(Oan)7s 1937
100 M
Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif—
8 f 5s 1942M&S J
91
First Bohemian—See Boh G1 Wks
Flsk Rubb Oo 1st 8s 1941-M&S */ 63M
Certificates of deposit
*/*64
26
50
59
65
38
44
100M
96
loi"
97 H
70
56
100M
57
1st col tr
conv
6s 1949 ser A J&D
34
12
Fox Film Oorp deb 6e 1930&A&O
Oorp—
Deb 7Ms 1942
J&J
Francisco Sug 7Ms 1942.M&N15
Franklin Co Coal 7s 1951
J&J
8*
15
French Nat Mall SS Lines 6s '52
s
75
107
92
/
76M
108
94
14
107
55
67
72
Frick-Reld Supply 0s 1943—J&D
Gannett Co deb 6s '43 ser A. F&A
Garlock Pack Co deb 6i '39. A&O
Gelsenklrchen Mining Oo—
M&S
6-yr 6% notes 1934
53
General American Investors Inc—
Deb 5s 1952 ex warr
General Amer Tank Oar
6M% notes April 15 1936-A&0
54
J&D /
75
85
48
55
49
Oonsol Textile 1st 8s 1941
Oonsol Tobacco 4s 1951
65
Osnsol Coal 4Mb 1934 opt--M&N /
7 Ms coll notes stamped '36-J&J
J&D /
6M
58
9H
41
10M
17"
93 M
/
15
16
F&A
79M
Oorp—
Equip 5Ms 1934
.M&N
99%
Equip 4Ms 1942
—F&A b
Eq tr 4Mb 1932-45
J&D 6
Gen Amer Transports System—
Eq tr 4Ma 1932-'40 (yr)—M&S b
Gen Baking deb 5 Ms 1940—A&O
100M
II
General Bronse deb 6s 1940M&N
General Gable Oorp—
m
23
74
60
1st mtge sf5Mi 1947 ser A. J&J
Gen'l Elec 3Ms 1942 opt—F&A
Gen Elec (Germany)7s'45.J&J15
Deb 6M8 1940 —
J&D
68M
70M
29
31
Consumers Co 1st 6s 1940—J&J
Container Corp 1st 6s "46-J&D15
52
80 M
Deb 5s 1943 with warr__J&D
Continental Oil Co—
50
80
97^
98M
Baragua Sugar 7Ms s f 1937-J&J
ttalavlan Petrol 4M s gu 1U42 JAJ
10
Deb 5Ms 1937
—M&N
Continental Roll & Steel Fdy—
1st M conv s f 6s 1940
J&D
Corn Prod Ref 1st g 5sl934-M&N
25
102 M
103 M
IH
67
100 M
34 M
32
5% serial notes 1934—
M&S
5% Berlal notes 1935———M&S
5%serlal notes 1930
M&S
Gen Petrol 1st 5s Aug 15 1940
Jen Rayon deb 6s 1948 w w. J&D
General Refractories Co—
Bates Valve Bag Corp—
Deb s f 6s 1942
79
92
95M
93 X
95M
F&A
Without warrants
50
Bsyway Terminal—
1st m 6 Ms 1940Certificates of depositBeacon Oil deb 6s 1936
J&J
10
6
M&N
8
10
93
Corporation Securities Oo—
6% serial notes 1933
M&S
5% serial notes 1934
M&S
5% serial notes 1935
M&S
Oosgrsve Meehan Coal 6M* 1954Crane Co 5% notes 1940— -F&A
Credit Alliance
6
Foreign Power Secur Corp—
Framerlcan Ind & Dev
99 K
_
*fk53
*fs52M
Foltis Fisher Inc 6Ms 1939—J&J *f
31
f g 5s 1950-— J&D
86.
Flour Mills of America Inc—
Oonv g 0M% notes 1946.A&O
J&J
Connor Lumb & Land 6s *41 M&N
Oonsol Agrlc Loan 6Ms 1958
See Ger & Com Bks (For Govts)
J
5M% notes 1931
Certificates of deposit
24 M
22
M&N
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
8-yr 5 M% notes 1933—M&S
Certificates of deposit
1st g 5s 1940
M&N
5M% notes 1934-38
5
64
44 M
46
M&N
J&J
Oomm'l Invest Trust Corp—
Conv deb 5Ms 1949
F&A
s
F&A
55
36
Certificates of deposit..
Oonsol Mach Tool 7s 1942
Oonsol Publishers. Inc—
f 0s
35
J&J */
41M
Consolidated Investment Corp
of Canada 4Ms 1959
—1- /
Oonsolidated Laundri——
55
25
47 M
30
Finland
50
Connecticut Coke 5s 1948. _M&8
ibix
75
Farmers Mfg Co 7s 1943
70
95
14
Osmputlng-Tabulatlng-Rec Co
Sinking fund gold 6s 1941-J&J
19
51M
M&S
50%
86
J&J
86
50
103 M
41
O
Fabrics Finishing Corp—
1st m conv ■ f 6s 1939
84 M
Chile Copper Oo deb 5s 1947. J&J
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940—J&J
Small series B
..J&J
Colon Oil deb 6s 1938—-—J&J
Col Fuel & Iron s f 5s 1943—F&A
Oolo Indus 1st 5s A & B 1934 F&A
1st & ref
M&N
65
A&O
80
Plywood Corp—
Conv deb 5Ms 1943—M&N
Autocar Co. 1st 7s 1937
M&N
Chllds Co deb 5s 1943
w w 1936
Certificates of deposit
Oomm'l Credit 6s 1934
Ooll tr s f 5Ms 1935
9
61
83
12 M
♦j*15
101
J&J
Oommers-und Privat-Bk(Germ'y)
5 M % notes'37 (Am part ctf )M& N
Commonwealth Subsidiary OorpDeb g 5M« 1948 ser A—M&S
1st
Arnold Print Wks 6s 1941—A&O
Associated Oil 6% notes '35-M&8
Associated Rayon 5s 1950
Associated Simmons Hardw Cos
Atlas
10M
Guar gold 4s 1942-
7% notes
10
jf
20-year
96
53
ser
95"
Chesapeake Corp—
79
—
J&D
97M Everlastlk. Inc 1st 7s 1937-M&N
Inc—
Oonv col 5s 1947
M&N15
Chic Jet coll tr ref g 4s '40—A&O
Coll trust ref 5s 1940
AAO
American Mater 6s 1946
American Piano 6s 1935
Amer Radiator deb 4Mb '47 M&N
10M
si
1st 17s 1907
Ohateaugay Ore & Iron—
91
Co—Real
Si*
Empire Oil & Refg Oo—
77
1st 8s
89?-
A
w
99
Eastern Steel 5s 1931 ctfs—F&A
Elk Horn Goal 1st 6Ms 1931-J&D
7 % notes 1931
74
Without warrants
Ohapin-Sacks.
5)4% g notes Apr 1 1934-A&0
gold 4His 1939 opt.
J&D
Armstrong Cork deb 5s 1940-J&D
II*
European Mtge & Invest—
1st 1 7 Ms 1950 ser A
M&N
1st 17 Ms 1900 ser B
F&A
American Metal Co Ltd—
Armour
92
54 K
& col tr 5Ms 1942—A&O
ErnetibC Breda 7s 1954 w w-.F&A
r±.
5a
78
Deb 7s 1945
M&N
Armour A Co of Delaware—
1st M 5Ms 1943ser A
JAJ
39M
Driver Harris Co—
1st mtge sink fund 6« 1942-J&D
Eastern Car Co Ltd 6s 1952-J&J
Eastern Cuba Sug 7Ms '37 M&S
37
SS L deb
76
103 H
Amoskeag Mfg 6s 1948
2
82
F&A
35
f 0s 1939-A&O
'39.J&J
90
71
Donner Steel 7s 1942
J&J
Dow Chemical 6% notes'40-F&A
2M
5M® 1947-M&N
Donnacona Paper—
1st s f 5 Ms 1948 ser A
1st M 6s 1949
Canadian Nat Steamships—
82
Amer Writ Paper ■ f 7-6s
1st 6s 1947
90
91
80&
A&O
92"
Oamaguey Sugar 7s 1942 A&O 15
Certificates of deposit
Canada Biscuit 6M« 1946--M&N
Canada Bread 6s 1941
F&A
73
f 0s Oct 15*60 A&015
59
M&N
Deb gold 6s 1940
85M
87
49 M
Domin Coal 5s '40
op *10—M&N
Dominion Glass 0s 1933—-J&D2
Dominion Tar & Chemical Oo—
Deb s f 6s 1949 ser A
J&J 2
6s series B 1949
J&J
Dominion Textile 6s 1949—
98
87
_8M
Dodge Bros deb 6s 1940
M&N
Dodge Mfg 1st 7s 1942
J&J
Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 0s '42.M&N
Dominion Oanners 1st 0s '40 A&O
52
M&N
s
57
Amer International Corp—
Oonv 5 His 1949
—J&J
Amer Wire Fabrics 1st 7s '42M&8
Farm Ln
17M
38M
A
California Packing Oorp—
4J
104)
96)
95
85
Stamped (Mar '33 coup on) '35
Deutsche Rentenbank—
73 M
98M
90
Amer Type Fdrs deb g 6s '37.M&N
Deb gold 6s 1939
M&N
26M
26
30
Canadian Cottons 5s 1940—J&J2
Canadian Internat Paper—
95
72
Sugar Refg 6s 1937—J&J
13 H
40
64
k
Amer Thread 1st 5 Ms 1938.M&N
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951--F&A
10
1st mtge 0s 1953
J&D
Denver TTn StkYds 5s 194fl__J&J
Detroit Times serial 6s 1933.M&S
^
serial 6s 1934 to 1943
Deutsche Bank (Berlin)—
6% notes (Am part ctfs)__M&S
66
70
Amer
18"
25
103
96
Ask
OoalOorp—
85
25
Amer IG Ohem Corp—
Oonv deb 5 Ms 1949
American
90
83
21M
83
88
s
s f 5s 1940—J&D
Sink fund deb g 5Mi 1937 A&O
De Bardeleben
84 M
14
24
ser
4X
Oudaby Pack
24M
5Ms 1945
Bid.
'
Colortype 6s 1942----F&A
Fdy
63
51
87
1st 5 Ms 1950 ser B
M&S
Budd (E G) Mfg 6s 1938
Burmeister& Wain (Copenhagen)
Canada
Amer Oyanamld deb 5s 1942. A&O
Amer Ice Co deb 5s 1953—J&D
Am Macb A
Bonda.
Cuba Cane Products—
Deb 6s I960
——J&J
62
1933—A&O
Amer A Continental 5s 1943
Ask.
1st & gen m 6s 1941 ser A.A&O
Oanad Cons Rub 6s 1946
A&O
Amalg Laundries 6 Ms 1936-M&S
Amalgamated Phos 6s 1936-F&A
Amalgamated Sugar Co—
1st s f 7s 1937
A&O
Amer Aggregates Corp—
Deb 08^43 ser A with war.F&A
Amer Chain deb 6s
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941
A&O
Botany Oonsol MilJs 6Ms '34 A&O t
Certificates of deposit
Bridgeport Brass—
Oonv deb 6Ms 1939
J&D
Brown Co 1st 6Ms 1946
A&O
1st M
Deb gold 5s 1937
MAN
Alpine Montan Steel Corp—
1st sf 7s 1955
MAS
Aluminum Co debs 5s 1952.M&S
BW.,
Bohemian (First) Glass Works—
1st 7s 1957 without warr..J&J k
Borden Mills 1st sf 6s—
Ext at 6M % to 1934
F&A
Boston Store (Chic) 5s 1938
Boston Term Co 3 Ms 1947-f&A
J&J f
15-yr s f extl 6s 1940
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952
A&O
Oons g 5a Jan 1955
J&J
Bush Term Bldgs 1st 5s '0O-A&O k
By-Products Coke Corp—
30
Alabama Cons Coal A Iron-—
lit
"and interest" exespt whsrs marked "t" and inooms and
defaulted bonds.
22
69M
Deb
s
f 6s
M&N
1948
30 M
General Motors Acceptance Corp
ff
5
79
Corp—
66
71
Beld'g-Hem'way6% notes *36 J&J
86 M
92
Deb 5Mi 1938 with warr.M&N
Crowell-Colller 6s 1939
J&J
w*
78
Crowley. Mliner & Oo—
Deb s f 5Ms 1937
—M&N
Crown Cork & Seal Oo. Inc—
21
20-year sink fund 6s 1947—J&D
97
102 %
22 M
M&S
85
Certificates ot deposit
Gen Stl Cast 1st 5Ms '49 w w J&J
70
'
Gen Tbeat Eq
deb 6s 1940.A&O
Certificates of deposit—
Beech Creek C & O 5s '44--J&D
102 %
102 %
_.
2-year 5% notes 1933
78
101M
-
74
4M
2M
98
79
Beneficial Indus Loan
Conv deb 6s 1940
Corp—
M&S
80
Beneficial Loan Soc 6s B 1939 Q-J
76
6s profit share deb 1956--Q-J
77
Beth'm St 1st 1 & ref 5a '42.M&N
92
Purch money 5s 1936
J&J
94
Purch money 6a 1998 Q-Feb.— k 104
Penn-Mary Steel 6s 1937-J&J
87
79
72
94K
Crown Wlllamet
Crown Zellerbach
Pap 0s '51-J&J
Corp—
76M
95
91
Deb 0s 1940 with warr
M&S
Crucible Steel Oo deb 5s "40-M&N
&
s
70
ft Basis.
1 This price Includes accrued Interest
k Last Sale.
1 In London,
n Nominal,
Stock Exchanges,
r Canadian price.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity,
s Less 2.
Gen Vending 6s 1937
F&A
Certificates of deposit—
German Atlantic Cable 7s 1945—
79
German Bldg & LandBk 6Ms 1948
'
4
'
3M
59
30
72M
s Minimum
price established
on
Montreal
or
Toronto
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
84
■OTIOI.—All bond prleea art "and Interest" except wbaro
Utilities.
Gesfnrel—See Public
Gillette Safety Razor—
Debentures 5s 1940
^
94]
A&O
f4s 65-MAS
Goal M s
544% notes '35-JAD
Globe-Wernicke 7s 1940
JAJ
Gabel(Ad'f)6%% ww *85—MAN
Godchauz Sugars 7%s 1941
Good Hope St & Ir Wks (Germ'y)
8 f g 7s Oct 15 1945—AAOIS
GaadrTcb (B F) 1st 6 tf ■ 1947.J&J
Deb g 6s 1945
JAD
Gaodyear Tire A Rubber—
1st mtge coll tr 5s 1957--MAN
Gotham Silk Hob deb 6s '36 JAD
Gould Coupler 1st 1 6s 1940.FAA
Grand (F A W) Properties Oorp—
Oonv deb 6s 1948.
JAD15
Otfs of deposit
.
Great Lakes Paper Go Ltd—
Glen Alden
Glldden Go
1st s f 6s
54 j
91
/
15
MAS
6%notes'33MA8
45
90%
70
8744
1st conv 6s 1954 with war.
8944
9%
*/
*/
11
9
8
2144
23
40
/
32
98%
96%
97
40
70%
44%
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 1953
Liboy McNeil A Llbby—
73
76
22
26
644s 1934 to 1947
Go lBt 644s A '34 AAO
Holland-Amer Line 6s '47-MAN
Holllngshead (RM) Go 7s'38 FAA
Holly Sugar 6s 1943—...
Heed Rubber 7s 1936
JAD
Oony 644 % g notes 1936AA015
11*
86
60
II*
11*
ft
k
15
54
MA815
Ind Limestone 6a 1952
MAN
6s prior lien sf 1942
MAN
Inland Steel 1st 444s 1978—AAO
1st m s f 444s 1981 ser B
FAA
-c-
_
Oonv
deb 5s
15344
....
49
ft*
49
92""
510544
i3044
L56
—MAN
1948——MAN
12"
85"
8444
65
Without warrants
Goal A Iron
f 5s 1950.JAJ
efferson A Clearfield
Indiana Go 1st s
A Laughlln St 5s
'39-MAN
Journal of Commerce 644s 1937—
larstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
1st 6s 1943 with Am sha.MAN
Kaufman Dept Stores Sec Oorp—
Ool tr 544 % notes July 15'43 FAA
Celth (B F) Oorp 6s 1946..MA8
Kelly Springfield Tire 6s '42.AAO
Kendall Go 5 44s 1948
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
8 f 644s 1936
JAD
Keokee Cons Coke 5s 1949—JAJ
aeyatone St A Wire Ss 1941 AAO
Kimberly-Clark Oorp—
1st mtge 5s 1943 ser A
JAJ
Kinney (GR) Go 744a 1938.JAD
Kirby Lumber 6s 1938 —J&J16
Keholyt Oorp 644« 1943..
Koppers Gas A Ooke GoDeb sf 5s 1947—
JAD
8 f dob 544a 1950
JAJ
Kresge Foundation 6s 1936. JAD
Kresge (S S) 1st 5s 1945
JAD
Otfs of deposits
ft
112%
100
....
22
22
66%
55
66
70
....
19
35
36%
49%
49%
§2y°
86
54
mmmm
6%
7%
41%
4144
53
5444
53..
55
40
—-
41
,
„
92%
55
50 44
37
MAS
Miller A Hart Inc deb 6a '43.JAJ
Oonv a f 5b 1936
AAO /
7% gold notes 1936
AAO J
Minnesota A Ontario Paper Go—
1st 6s series A 1945..—.AAO
5]
1st 6s series B1948..—... JAJ
5!
1st 6a series O 1950—..—MAN
5]
5-yr 6% notes 1931—..—MAS
5
Monon Goal—See Ohlc Ind A L Ry.
Monroe Goal Mining 6s 1947
52
9344
5344
27%
28%
55
57
101%
MAN
81
84;
5944
59
5244
58*
60
71
71
mm mm m
77%
——
70
101*
•
W*
h 7344
56
40
89
93"
80
82
65
35
69
34
36""
II*
78
„
83
66
90
6844
80
85
95
23
25
14
15
80
23*
IS*
38%
83
65%
60
8744
8344
54
75
45
JAJ
60
RR.
6s
32
JAJ
1942a-—
15
Potrero Sugar 7s 1947—MAN15
Pressed Steel Oar 5s 1933—
JAJ
Oonv deb 5s 1943
JAJ
46
22
353
35)
103
40%
90
84
82%
82
MAN/,
'
Railway Express Agency Inc—
Serial 5s '32-'38 (s-a)
MAS!?
Series 5s *39-'49 («-a)
MAS1&
80
15
59%
39%
93
88
Reliance Bronse A Steel Oorp—
S f conv deb 6s 1944
AAO
Reliance Mgt OorpSa 1954—FAA
6844
70
65
9
8%
12
5
5
1
55
64%
Repub Gas Go (formerly Saxet Go)
60
10
93%
Remington Arms 6s 1937...MAN
Remington Rand, Ino—
Deb 5%s 1947 with warr.MAN
75
75
Certificates of deposit
Republic Iron A St'l 5s 1940 AAO
Ref A gen 544> '53 aer A..JAJ
Republic Motor Truck Go, Inc—
Deb 644s 1937 with war-JAJ
Revere Copper A Brass—
1st Inc 6s July *48 ser A—MA
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948
58
62
59
95
95
63
52
45
Oar—
Equip 5s 1932-1943 (s-a>—JAD 5
10%
5
10%
19%
32%
Without
warrants
1st lien coll 6s 1945
N Y A Foreign Investing Oorp—
North Amer Oement Oorp—
Deb 644s A with warr '40.MAS
North German Lloyd—
20-yr sf 6s 1947—
MAN
80
Quaker Olty Gold Storage—
1st 6s s f 1951
MAN J.
72
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1946—MAN
N Y A N J Ferry—5s '48—JAJ
NYLEAWOA RR—
1st 6s ext 544% 1942—..MAN
N Y L E A W D A 11st 0s '13Extended at 5% to 1943—JAJ
N Y Shlpbldg 1st 5s Nov 1 *46—
New York Trap Rock Oorp—
1st M s f 6s 1946
JAD
Debenture s f 7s 1936—.JAD
30
PrudenceOo guar coll544s'6lMAN
Prudential Refg 1st 644s '43-JAD
Pub Serv Subsid Oorp see "P U
Pure Oil Go—
10-yr 544% ■ f notes '87—FAA
10-yr s f 544 % notes *40—MAS
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948
JAJ
Oonv deb 6%s 1941
85
72
Deb 544a 1948 with warr.JAD
N Y A Hob Fy 5s May *46—JAD
67
k
Quaker Olty Tank Line 5%s 1936^
Radlo-Keith-Orpheum Oorp—
37
Part pd ctfs (for 6% deb and
common stock) 65% paid
89%
Debenture gold 6s 1941—JAD
88
b Basis.
/This price Includes accrued interest, ftLast sale, n Nominal, r Canadian prices,
Montreal and Toronto Stock Exchanges.
* Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
83
6s 1933
53
JAD
8644
Nat Dairy Prod 5%s 1948—FAA
National Fire Proofing Go—
21
Deb s f 544a 1947
MAS
*/ 29
Nat Food Products 6s 1944
National Steel Oorp—
89%
lstsf 5s 1956AAO
National Tea 5s 1935
MAN
Nat Union Mtge 6s 1946
Newberry (J J) 544a 1940—AAO
New Eng Sou Mills 7s 1933
I
57%
N Y Dock Go-1st g 4a '51-FAA
Eq tr 5s '32-'45 (s-a)—MAN15
100%
7s 1946
AAO
Provincial Bank of Westphalia
30
64
Nassau (Ger) Landbank 644s 1938
Amer
3
101*
Procter A Gamble 4 %sl947
Protestant Church of Germany—
29
Namm (A I) A Son—See Mfrs Tr Go.
North
84%
7
Certificates of deposit
82
1940
1st m)A coll tr 0%s 1936—JAD
1st m A coll tr 6%s 1937-. J AD
60
47
,
Pittsburgh Goal Go—
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949-FAA
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt Oorp—
Deb ■ f g 544a 1947
...JAD
Pitts Steel s f 6s 1948
FAA
Oonv
10244
40
40
35
42%
53%
72
78
u*
Porto Rican Amer Tobacco—
56
25
19
18%
75
Price Bros A Go 1st 6s '43 A.FAA
Serial 5% notes 1938——.AAO
N Y Evening Journal—
1st m A coll tr 0%a 1933..JAD
1st m A coll tr 64is 1934..JAD
1st m A coll tr 6%s 1935..JAD
15344
34
34
Part Arthur Canal A Dock—See
Nat Acme Ga 1st 6s 1942
59
63
Plllsbury Flour Mills 6s 1943 AAO
1st gold 5s 1957 op
Poor A Go 6s 1939
B*
Murray Body 1st 644a 1934. JAD
84*
Pocahontas Oonsol Collieries—
Mtge-Bond Go 4s ser 2 '66_AAO|/
6s series 4 1933
MAN /
544s series 16 1940
MAN /
Munson Steamship Line—
Secured 6s 1937.
JAJ
Deb 6%s 1937 with warr.
!
Murphy (G O) Go6s
Peabody Goal Go (Oonsol Go)—
1st s f 5s 1953 ser A
MAN
Penn Mary Coal 5s 1939
Penn Mary Steel—See Beth Steel
Pennsylvanla-Dlxle Cement Oorp
1st m s f 6s 1941 ser A.MAS15
Penn Dock A Warehouse Go.
L'hold s f 6s 1949 w W—FAA
Certificates of deposit
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Oorp—
1st M s f 6s 1952
JAJ
Penn Greyhound Lines. Inc—
5% % notes 1933-1935
AAO
Phila Inquirer 6% notes '40.AAO
Phlla A Read O A 1 6s 1978.-JAJ
Oonv deb 6s 1949
MAS
Pittsburgh-Westmoreland Goal
1st • f g 5s 1947 opt
..MAN
97)
873
Deb
644
23
70
Pirelli Go of Italy con 7a *52M AN
PIttsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 "49—JAJ
76
With warrants
Morris A Go 1st s f 444a '39.JAJ.
6
10%
1044
43
JAD.
Phillips Petroleum Go—
Sink fund deb 5%s 1939—JAD
Pickering Lumber 6s A *46-.MAN
Gen
Ind
Mineraria, Italy)deb 7s '37 JAJ
7%
f 6s 1936
Pine Hill Oolllerles 1st 6s 1942...
,
1st s f 544a 1942
Montecatlnl
(Socleta
s
Pierce Butler A Pierce 644s '42—
28
1144
Parker-Young 1st 6 %s 8 f *44 FAA /
Parmelee Transportation Go—
f
8 f conv deb 6s 1944
AAO
Path Ex deb 7s '37 with war MAN
2244
82
47%
10
Sink fund 544s 1950
FAA
Certificates of deposit..
Park A Tllford
50
f 6s 1947
-AAO
Massey-Harrls Go 5s 1947
AAO
McOampbell A Go—
644% notes 1937
JAD
McGord Rad A Mtg—
Deb 6s 1943 with warr—.FAA
McOrory Stores 544s 1941.JAD15
McKesson A Bobbins Ino—
20-yr conv deb 544a 1950.MAN
Mead (The )Oorp—
1st M 6a 1945 with warr..MAN
Merchants Refrig 6s 1937
Metropolitan Chain Properties—
1st conv. a f 6s 1948
MAN
Metropolitan Wat Sew A DrainBoard s f 544s 1950
AAO A:
Miag Mill Mach'y 1st 7s 1958Middle States Petrol 644a 1945— k
Mldvale Steel A Ordnance—
37%
JAD
20-yr s f g6« 1947
Paramount Publix Oorp—
48
JAD
3744
Panhandle uorp—
2-yr 6% notes Mar 15 '33 MAS15
Paramount Fam Lasky Oorp—
Monsanto Chemical Works—
77%
1946 ser B.MAN
76
80
1st mtge s
8344
1st 7« 1937 with com
...
Pan Amer Petrol Go (of Oallf)—
1st conv s f 6s 1940
JAD15
Certificates of deposit......
50
Miller A Lux Inc 1st M 6s'46
96
5844
istta-Fraschinl 7s 1942—
•n
66""
6144
htertype Corp deb 544s '42. JAD
uvestment Go of Atner—
Deb g 5s 1947 with waiT—AAO
ft
Without warrants
ones
38
84%
8444
nternatlonal Match Oorp—
Deb a f 5s 1947
MAN
Certificates of deposit
Oonv deb 5s 1941
.JAJ15
Certificates of deposit
hternat Mercantile Marine—
1st M coll trust 6s 1941—AAO
nternationa Paper—
1st A ref s f 5s 1947 ser A..JAJ
1st A ref s f 5s ser B 1947-JAJ
Ref mtge es 1955 ser A—MAS
internat Power A Paper—
1st M 5s 1968
JAJ
internat Salt g 5s 1951 op—AAO
international Securities dorpDeb g 5a 1947
JAD k
inierstate Iron A Steel Go—
k
lstsf 544» aeries A 1946—MAN
1st Msf 544s
70
i02%
m
stamped ext to 1942
nternatlonal Oement—
25
Manufacturers' Finance Ob—
Namm A Son 6s 1943
f 10*
Interlake Iron Oorp—
1st m 5s 1951 ser B
MAN
Internat Agricultural Oorp—
1j
p«
1st A coll tr a f gold 5s 1932
7
70
with warMAN
Palmer Oorp of La 1st 6s1948J AD
Pan Amer Indus Oorp
110
Marlon Steam Shovel—
90
ft
8 f deb 6%s 1943
12544
a
AAO
jpartlo lu A
75
Pac Invest—See Invest Trust
Pacific Western Oil Go—
2(S%
Ool tr 6% notes 1935
30%
32^
„
Without warrants
45
334
101
90
Pacific Coast Go g os 1946--JAD ~
Pac Fruit Exp Ea—See 8o Pacific Go.
70
—AAO k
f 5s 1942
Mfrs Tr Go ctfs of
48%
63
FAA
Independent Oil A Gas—
Oonv deb 6s 1939
»«
29%
50
s
Liggett A Myers g 7s 1944—AAO
124%
iold bonds 6b 1961
FAA
109%
Little (A E) Go 7s 1942
AAO / ——
Loew's Inc deb 6s 1941
AAO
7544
Logan County Goal 7s 1942
20
Long Bell Lumb 6s ser A '42. JAJ / 13
6s series B 1943
AAO / 13
6s series O 1946
..FAA / 13
LsrUlard (P) Go g 7s 1944—AAO
112
5a. 1951
FAA
99
1st extended 5s 1955
—MAN f 27
Lukens Steel 1st M g 8s '40 MAN */ 27
Magnolia Petrol
9944
Deb 444" 1934—
FAA
9944
Oeb 444s 1935
—FAAl
Manatl Sugar 1st 744 s *42.. A AO
Certificates of deposit.....
2144
Stpd Oct 1931 coup on
20%
Certificates of deposit
50
Mansfield MlnASmelt 7s '41 (ww)
49
Hughes Tool (Tex) 544s'36.AAO
103
Humble Oil A R 5s 1937—AAO
Hungarian Disc AExch Bank—
fk 45
85-yr a f 7s 19637.
JAJ fk 45
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 744s 1963—AAO ♦/42%
♦/ 42%
Hygrade Food Products Corp.
1st A ref 6s Jan '49 A
AAO s 58%
48
6b 1949 series B_.
JAJ
45
Ice Sec 644a. 1939
89
Ideal Oement Go deb 5s '43.JAJ
102%
Illinois Steel deb 444s 1940..AAO
30%
Useder Steel mtge 6s 1948
FAA
Independent Brewing 6s '55 JAJ / 51
-
99
25""
10
Oil Go of Texas—
68
10-yr sec s f 544s 1940—MAN
s
Hudson Bay Min A Smelt 6s 1935 s 101%
101
37%
Hudson Goal 1st 5s 1962 A.. JAD
n"
Hudson (J L) Go—
90
6% notes 1933
FAA
-
9844
57
Houston
-
70
12*
Hoe iR) A
FAA
69
Pabst Oorp 1st 5%s to 1939.MAS
Pac Coast Oement 6s A 1942.JAD
Pac Coast Steel Oorp 5s to '40 JAJ
29
9644
93
Pineapple Go Ltd—
64
32
27
4544
90
5-year 5% notes 1936
AAO
Hawley Pulp A Paper Go—
1st 6s s f 1946......JAJ
Haytlan Oorp 8s 1938
Hearst Magazines 6s 1934.-MAS
6s 1935 to 1942
Hearst Publications 644s'33 MAN
50
95
7444
Harpen Mining Oorp—
6s with war for Am
Hartford Times 6s 1943
55
19
Oswego Falls Oorp 6s 1941
Otis Steel 1 st 6s 1941 ser A.MAS
Owens-Ill Glass s f g 5s 1939
2244
2044
1644
25
32%
shs—JAJ
89
_
26%
'34.FAA
55
10
Extl deb 544s 1958
MAN
Osgood Go deb g 6s 1938——JAD
88""
8544
8544
72%
1st M
24
1939 with w JAJ
Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1942AAO
Oriental Devel Go Ltd—
Extl deb 6s 1953
MAS 15
38%
93
29
50
65
8 f 644 % notes
68%
34
Hama Steamship Lines
10-yr 6s 1939 with warr.. AAO
1934-36
13
13
67
5% notes
12%
1%
17
Ohio Fin deb 644s ww 1944.MAN
Did Ben Goal las 6s 1944—F«A
Oneida Community Ltd—
50
Sec 6% gold notes 1938—JAJ
Leh A W- B Goal con 4s '35.-JAD
«st A ref 6s 1974
9
Nova Scotia 8 A O 6a 1959—JAJ
6s perpetual stock.
JAJ
O'Gar* Goal 6s '66 op aft'Oi MAO
45
AAO
Leblgh Goal A Nav fund 4s '48 JAJ
Oons s f g 444a 1954
JAJ
Cons a f 444s 1954 ser G„JAJ
Lehigh Valley Goal—
1st A ref 5a 1934
FAA
FAA
1st A ref 5a 1944
lBt A ref 6s 1954
FAA
1st A ref 5s 1964
FAA
45
79
M
18
_JAJ
10.50
90
Norwegian Hy-Eleo Nitrog OorpRef A Imp 544s *67 aer A MAN
89%
Lawrence Portland Cement Go—
88
80
♦
65
60
98
Hawaiian
25
89
Line
Eq tr 5s 1933-1939 (s-a).MAN
North'n Elec Go Ltd 5s '39.JAD
1244
50
Deb g 544s 1942
deb 5 44s'42 J AD
Go deb 6s
1244
Lautaro Nitrate Go—
92
69
Hall (F W) Printing Go—
lit m A col tr 544s '47 Int HAN
Ham-Am Line 6 His eq'32-'40 JAD
Hanna (M A)
North Western Refrigerator
Lane Bryant Inc—
8 f deb 6s 1940 with warr.MAN
44
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Kreuger A Toll class A ctfs of
dep for secured 5s 1959—MAS
Kroehler Mfg deb 544s '34—JAJ
Debenture 544s 1935 to *38-JAJ|
Lackawanna Steel 6s I960—MAS
Lake Superior Corporation—
1st A coll tr gold 5s 1944—JAD f
91%
6% notes 1938
ft
Gulf Oil of Pa deb 5s 1937—JAD
s
Sinking fund deb 5a 1947—FAA
Gulf States Paper Oorp—
1st s f 6%s 1943 with war. JAD
Gulf States Steel
85""
78
ft
1950 ser A
GreyhoundOorp
Ask.
Bid.
Bonda.
markad **t" and Inooma and dataaltad bonda.
Bonds.
J&D15
87"
72
s
Sale price.
Union
t Less 1.
7s
1946
s Minimum
40
76
JAJ
65
RhinelandsrjPaper 544s '37-MAS
Rnlne-Maln-Danube7s I960 Mfr.S
53%
Richardson A Boyn 644s '37-J AD
Richfield OH of California
*
Ool tr 6o 1944 ser A
MAN
8%
/
Otfs of deposit-.!..
8%
Rlma Steel Ooro 1st s f 7s *55 FAA /
Rlordon Pulp A Paper Ltd—
20
1st 6s June 30 1942
JAD30
32% Roch A Pitta O A I 5s '48—MAN
Rocky Mtn Fuel 5s 1943........
Rhelneibe
75
35
80
39
35
36
42
65
48%
48%
12
18
28%
29%
43
31
2944
70
68
75
....
....
40
price established
June, 1933.]
INDUSTRIAL
&
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
85
NOTIOI.- •All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Bid.
Bonds.
Roman Catholic Church
6Hs 1946
45%
38%
Rom Oath Church Welfare 7a 1946
Root Glass Co 1st 6s'34to'37F&A
Rowntree Ltd 6s
Royal Dutch Co—
.
_
92
22
A&O
Rueplng (F) Leather
6s. 1933-'38
Ruhr Chemical 6a 1948
A&O
Ruhr Housing 6 Ha 1968
J&J
40%
93
26
45
s
31
Ryeraon (Joseph T) & Sons—
Sink fund deb 6s 1943.
M&N fc 85
100
St.. Clair Furnace 1st 6s '39-F&A
St. Joseph Lead Oo—
Conv deb 5H8 1941
96H
M&N
St Leula Gaa & Coke
Corp—
1st M a f 6a 1947
10H
JAD s
81 Louis Refrig & Cold
Storage—
_
6s 1942
J&J
St L Rky Mt As P 6a
'66 «tpd-J&J
St. Paul Un Stk Yards 5s '46 A&O
St. Regie
Pap 6He 1934
Santa Ana Bug 8s 1931
Saxon Pub Was
ft*
100
82 H
—1937
Deb 4s 1946 with warr
Ask.
65
39H
32 %
97
12
70
41
A&O /
15
(Germany)—_
1st extl ■ f 7s 1946
Gen & ref flHs 1951
6% notea 1937
Schulco Oo 6H8 1946
Stamped (July 1933
Guar
—F&A
M&N
J&J fc
A&O
—
Scripps (R W)
deb 6He 1943 F&A
Scuflm Steel lit 6s 1941
A&O
Security Mtge 6s Sept 1 *45 ser E
6% bonds Apr 1 1946 ser F—
Seneca Copper 7a 1933
Servel Corp (new) 5a
1948
Sharon Steel Hoop—
let
s
50
65
66
30
30
46
76
M&N
78
79
Deb af 5a 1949 with warr.
A&O
Shell Pipe Line
a? 5s
80
79
80
83
37%
f
45
Shreveport-El Dorado—
56
Bhulcs Bread 1st
6a
75
.
»
-
55%
99
95
96%
—
101^
79%
Snider
V~l/.
J i'CYY L
US
yr 1st 6s 1937
8 yr 1st 6s 1939
1
37
36
5% gold notea 1942
Southern Advance Bag & Pai
96
Southern United
*VW
UO
w
5Hs
/
>/
ff
Dairy Products 6
1938—...
M
14
13
9%
\*f
O'
—
39
12"
5
1st
e
f Ks
1Q48
31
72%
70
32
34
6H% unstamp A w w 1937 M&S */ 12
7s stamped 1937
/
U
United Steamship 6s 1937—M&N
82
United Steel Works (Germany)—
with
warr.J&D
6H« 1947 with warrants.. J&J
United Steel Wlcs of Burbach
s
f 7s '51. A&O
J&J
6H% serial notes 1934
M&S
6H% serial notes 1935
M&S
6H % serial notea 1936
M&S
6H % serial notea 1937
M&S
0H% serla notea 1938
M&S
8H% aerial notes 1939...M&S
6H% serial notes 1940
M&S
3-yr 0% notes 1933
J&D
W434
26
955*
33
20
23 H
24H
90
64
Victor Fuel 1st a f g 5s 1953.. J&J
Va Iron Coal & Cose 5s '49-M&S
25"
Walworth Co 1st 0s 1945—.A&O
Deb 6Hs'35 ser a with war A&O
37%
39H
Without warrants
Ward Baking 6s 1937
35%
62%
f 6a
65
A. J&J
B. A&o
70%
M&N
75
35
34%
_
—M&N
1940
Wickw Spencer Steel 7s '85— J&J
Certificates of deposit—
Wickwire Spencer Steel Oo—
33
/
3
-
91
Witherbee Sherman 6s 1944—
Certificates of deposit
92
4.55%
102""
70H
Wood (Alan) Ir & St 6s 1944
Woodward Iron 5s 1952
1st lien 6% notes 1937
Yellow Mfg Accept Corp—
J&J
F&A
lat
m s
48
1st
m
15
734H
11*
F&A
f 5a 1978 aer A
5s 1970 ser B
98%
J&J
A&O
0H % notes 1934
Youngst 8h & Tube—
48
77
78
16
15
EXCHANGE
SEATS.
88 H
33
35
28
96%
No. Last Sale
N Y Stock Exch—1,3758164,000
950
N Y Cotton Exch..
450
19.500
N Y Produce Exch. 1)577
N Y Oof & Bug Ex.
N Y Curb Exch...
344
550
6,000
32,000
950
19,500
4.600
77
139
30
7".B66
5,000
Chicago Bd of Tr—1,550
Chicago Stock Exch u470
9~506
8",000
6,500
7,500
94%
Cincinnati Stk Ex..
83
65
68
Cleveland Stk Exch
Columbus Stk & B.
61%
65
Denver Stock Exch.
09%
65"
65
65
100
Detroit Stock Ex—
Ft Worth Gr & Got
Hartford Stk Exch.
Kan City (Bd of Tr)
Los Ang Stock Exch
Los Angeles Curb Ex
41 %
18H
37
Louisville Stk Exch
Mllw Grain & Stk.
50
41
12
19
500
90
65
20
1)266
217
68
88
1,000
185
200
206
Pittsb Stock Exch.
2.200,
115
19
1,800
cl.000
2,200
1,800
Montreal Stock Ex.
66
98
9
aPortl'd Stk&Bd Ex
8)
18)
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
100
1,750
1,750
3o"666
2,400
2,100
50
51
San Fran Stk Ex
75
St Louis Exchange.
27"
San Fran Curb Ex.
Seattle Stock Exch I
Washington Stk Ex
J&D15
91
34
28
93 %
M&S
31
32
11H
8',500
29
New Orl Stock Ex.
New Orl Cotton Ex
20
1,200
K500
t1,125
Phlla Stock Exch..
57
if
h
l'.eoo
214
544
21
66
500
70
Minn Oh of Comm.
Minn-8t P Stk Ex.
%
64%
*f 16%
mm
Certificates of deposit
/
5
Sec conv 7 %a 1932
M&S */ 18
Wleboldt (W. A.) & Co. 5Hs "AO.
53
61
93
79
It*
mmm,
38
35
Pr lien & coll 7s Jan 1935.M&N
1042*
100 %
18
63
81
72
80
38
65
SVarner Bros Pict 6s 1939
ser
ser
Willys-Overland 1st 6H« *33 M&S
36H
22
a
27
Boston Stock Exch.
Buffalo Stk Exch—
33
l
'53
mmm>m
25%
Baltimore Stk Exch
Universal Winding Co 7s '37.J&J
Camp Pack.—6s 1948
Us
s
Witoop & On 1st fla 1941 —A&O
Wise (Wm H) & Co 8s 1938—J&D
114
M&N
Vanadium Corp. of Amer.—
Conv deb 5s 1941
A&O
f 4
49
96%
100H
57
U S Steel 5s 1951
U S Trucking Corp 5Hs '43—J&D
Universal Pipe & Rad 6a *30.J&D
Van
*
26 H
J&J
100
Union Oil Oo of California—
6a May 1 1942 Ser A
F&A
103 H
8 f g 6a Feb 1 1936 Ser O A&O
100
Deb 6a 1945
J&D
90
Union Rock 1st 6s s f 1947..M&S / 12
H
Un Tk Car eq 4Hs 1932-36—A&O b 5.50
Union Term Coal Stor 6s '39.F&A
72
United Biscuit of Am 6s *42-M&N
100
United Drugfis 1953
M&815
70
United Industrial 1st 6s 1945.J&D
44 H
Deb 6Hs 1941
44 H
M&N
United Porto Rlcan Sugar Co
Van Blyke & Horton 7s 1938
Vertlentes Sugar 1st 7a 1942.J&D
Certificates of deposit
s
Vs
68
s
s
26
'
M&S k 101%
—
Deb
70%
Trumbull Steel s f fls 1940.M&N
10-yr deb 7s 1935 ex-warr M&N
F&A
1 st & ref
15
95 %
White Sew M 6s '36 with w_. J&J
Without warrants....
20
36
22
44
/
Western Elec deb 5s 1944—A&O
Western Newspaper Union—
91H
2H
45
96 H
Valspar Corp.conv.deb6s'40F&A
Certificates of deposit
103%
60
1
Deb 6s w w 1948
J&D
Webster O&O 1st g 5a *42 op M&S
W Va Coal & Co 1st 6s I960-.J&J
91
A&O
Thermold Oo0% notes 1934.F&A fc
Tobacco Prod 6%a 2022
Trl-Utllltles Corp—
Conv deb 5s 1979..
M&S
Truax-Traer Coal Oo—
Conv deb 6H« 1943-M&N15
97%
Stlnnes (Hugo) Industries—
Deb 7a '46 (without
war.)
Btrawbridge & Clothier—
100
57%
..M&S
Whltaker Paper 7s 1942
12%
s
21
104
M&S
M&S
5%% notes 1937
Wayne Coal Co 6s 1937
Wayne Pump Co—■
75
97
Stern Brothers 6s s f
1947...
Stlnnes (Hugo)
Corp—
Gen 7a *36 (without
war)..
100^4
Warren Bros Oo—
Conv a f deb 0s 1941
65
M&S
\f
Stanly-Rowl-Clark 6s 1946..
Btarretfc invest sec 6s
I960..
Steel Oo of Can 6s
1940
Steel & Tubes deb 6a
1943—]
Stpd (July 1930 coup on) 1939.
101
Conv deb 6s 1944 ser B
Texas Corp deb 5s 1944
Valvollne Oil 7s 1937
85
103 %
25
105H
6%
6%
Corp 1st 7s *39 J&J
5%a 1937
Wheeling Steei Corp—
1st & ref s f 5 Hs 1948
65
\k
M&S
1939—
Warner Sugar Ref 7* 1941—J&D
Warner Sugar
Conv deb 6a 1944
F&A
Westvaco Chlorine Products
90
1933.
1st
m 6H«
Staley (A E)
„
97%
ice Co—"
Southwest
w
mmmm
Corp—
35
23
23 %
23 H
.......
Without warrants
Warner-Quinlan Oo—
26H
1st & ref 6s 1947 Ser A
I
Amer Invest
29 M
101
97
57
Bid.
A&O
29 H
Deb g 5s 1948
—M&N
U S Radiator deb 6s 1938—F&A
U S Rubber—
Packing Corporation
5%
Solvay
f g 6s '44
J&J
10-yr 6% notes 1940
M&S
Taylor-Wharton I & S 6s '42M&S
lit & ref 7Hs 1946 Ser A..J&J
Tetta (Leonard). Inc—
U S & British Internat Ltd—
55
oa.i
39
Conv deb 6s
■
Each-Dudelange
61%
~
Swift & Co lat
8 F 0Hs 1951
Series O
98%
•
-
38
55
1st 1 coll 7s ser A
1937-M4—^
1st lien coll 6Hs '38 ser B.J&D
i
76%
54
36%
SIlealan-Am Corp 7s 1941.-F&A
Simmons Oo 5a Nor. 1
1944.
Sinclair Cons Oil
Corp—
ni
62
74
1940—5
Blemana&Halske 10-yr7s'35--J&J
Siemens & Hai-81em-8chuck—
Deb g a f 6Ha'61with
warMJ
Bonds.
Warner Co lat 6s 1944
With warrants...
30
25
Certificates of deposit—M&S /
3
Sugar Pine Lumber Oo—
lat M aerial 6a 1932-1942.M&8 / 39
Sun OU deb a f 5Hs 1939...M&S
100 %
5% note July 1 1934
J&J
100%
Sun Pipe Line 6s 1940—
k 100 %
Superior Steel Corp 6s
26
1938.J&D|
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
S f deb 5s 1938
J&D
18
Ulen & Co deb 6e 1944
Union Gulf Corp—
Coll trsf 5s 1950
82
M&N
1st
6s
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Oo—
J&J
a
60
Corp—
1952—
Ask.
29H
-
Stuts Motor Car 7Hs 1937. A&O
Sugar Estates of Orlente—
1st ■ f 7a 1942
...
61%
f 5Hs 1948 ser A
F&A
Sheffield Steel 5H« 1948—M&S
Deb
34
30
I
a
Shell Union Oil
Corp—
Deb s f 6a 1947
36"
25
on)
Stamped
45
51
35
26
40
40
J&J
coup
f 6Hs 1946 ser B_
s
it*
Bid.
Wells Titus vllle—
6Hs 1943
Studebaker Corp 6s 1942—J&D
7Hs 1946 without warrants
27 H
Temple Anth Coal 6Hs '44.M&S */ 1
Tenn Coal I & RR 6s 1951—J&J
100^
Tenn Coper & Chemical—
Ts*
J&D
Bonds.
S druthers
Seattle Curb & M
_
{Wheeling Stock Ex
Winnipeg Gr Exch
94
f
Toronto Stock Exch
_
62
20,000
20,000
40
13
465
51".000
b Basis.
are
held
as
/ This price Includes accrued interest, fc Last sale.
dividend seats, 27 held by the Exchange,
leaving
are fixed.
No open market.
memberships
on
nrisare available
v
tSafe
July*51932. {Prices of Wheeling Stock Exchange
of Ft. Worth Grain & Cotton
Exchange is
Portland Stock & Bond Exchange temporarily
suspended on Feb. 1
SQOactivemem^rehips outetanding.
wh
V
Par
Stocks.
uo
Mfg.. igo
Preferred
14%
igo
43
Go
10c
45
6
25
17%
TOO
„d % cum pre!
18
100
Victor-Monag Oo_J
Border u Mfg (Fi^.
Boss Mfg com
10b
"3"
~6~"
lOOj
95
Wallace Mfg Co¬
Ware Shoaln Mfg 100
40
2%
65"
52%
.
*
1
75
57%
2
62
r
J
100
r
Montreal Cottons
(N B) I
Weetamoe M (FR).
Westfleid Mfg cornPreferred
100
Whitman M (NB)_i
63
Preferred
-
r
1001
Preferred
50"
Cornell Mine (F r>
♦
60"
•
Continental Life—10
60
Mo State w
40 %
41
20
j.u.
81
1
i
25
85
3
40"
10
12
10
(SO) I
35"
Idellty A Guaranty
Fire Corp
10
,
2%
10
3%
11
40
10
Mills
Arcade Ooctou
(Los Angeles)-.10
West Coast Life—1
Boston.
10
MUIb—100
10"
20
Boston
100
409
30
Oolum Nat LlfO-100
102
Avondaie Mills
400"
550
■smondM (Bl).yf,
KieretiM (Mass)
,
Beaumont Mfg
7 % preferred
50"
Fairh Mills com_l00
Belton Mills (SO)— 1
Preferred
5
10
35
40
Bibb Mfg
75
80
11
15
draper Corp
fyl
BWight Mfg (Maee>.
—
Preferred
iot
25%
•
ooonold M (jn
7%
J
Gl Falls Mfg iJM
10
37%
70
liTI
GrlnnellMfg (N B).
Mamilt W
27
""%
B~) If
Preferred-.
Notes
"7"
(Mass).Ii
"9""
Hill
Mfg Go (Me)
»
Holmes Mfg (BBj..,
Preferred
Jmi,
Ipowich Mills
iou
Preferred
iuo
2
~2%
Ailburn M (N B) 75
Eing Philip m (Fhn
aawton Mills
Lock wood Go (Mei
27%
3
■5"
32%
33
...l(/o
12"
Luther Mfg (F
R>._,
ManemetM (N B) ,
15
32%
5JMb Cutl Mills. io"t
Merch Mfg
♦
iffi
Go ~(M)?
GarPet -20
U
L«°°d Mills
100
-
Preferred
100
2
3
3
14
5
15%
17
15%
100
Brandon Gorp A
Glass B
2
26
I* iv)....
inn
NaehawenaM
f
NwhuaM (N H) 100
Preferred
100
Nat Fabric A Fin
100
Naumkeag (Mass)
28"
2
.
Gannon Mills
—
60
50
40
60
iCoiumbus Mfg (Ga)
Converse (D J£)_10U
30
45"
Cowpens Mlds
DallasMfg lAla).10u
10
17%
41%
10
45%
10
48
(FlrejllllO
53
Fire
Life insurance.
Casualty A
Aetna
.
25
10
Aetna Life
Conn Gen
Lincoln Nat
80
90
Travelers
70
35
45
10
Gaines vdle Got Mlds
30
Glen wood Mills
Gluck
.
Grantevdle Mfg_100
Greenw'd O M(S G)_
Jf,yr N atlonaIir_~25
Old Line Life
25
30
Wisconsin Nat Life I
—
15
40
60
35
70
45
65
60
75
American
45
55
Firemen's
Mills
40
97
—
100
2 /in
II.I.5
8%
5
9%
5%
50
70
80"
40
50
10
15
Ins
24%
26%
New Orleans.
Pan Amer Life
...
10
13
15""
1%
86%
Copper
6
Oon Mln A Smelt.-26
Mexicana—50c
1%
1%
"7"
1%
26^
27
29J1
30%
5
32
Dome
Mines
.
<t)
Amer Alliance
10
Amer Eqult com_~ ft
Amer Reserve,
"Jo
_
_
nf^Hrxr& sWP-l25
City of New York 100
Continental
13%
8%
6%
21%
110
25%
15%
10%
7%
29%
Qoldfleld
6
%
%
1
Federal M A Sm.100
25"
100
$
42
55
50
Oonsol
Mines
%
10
%
Granby Oons MSA
100
Power
14
18
22
39
45
12
20
35
——
S^^^y-Pbenlxl 2*. 60
Rufc8era--25i
UamUomer'Cao -18
gS?
a
Greene-Oananea.100
Guanajuato Oons__6
30
liH
26
26%
Hancock
10c
50c"
15%
14%
16%
39%
29
18%
2 'in
25
27
400
19%
2%
6%
65"
75
80
1
Poe. F W. Mfg (SO)/
10
15
4%
2%
Riverside A Dan R'^
10
8
y°coln
..
60
"""Jo
^SSSS'nf" A"fg
24
Northern
50
120
Hecla
55""
25
23^
14%
Consul
Falcon Lead
Piedmont Mfg (8 G)i
Common
1
8%
22H
.25
Preferred
100
Evans Wall Lead (t)
14
New York.
Pickens Got Mills
0% preferred
39
2
Eagle Pich Lead.-20
i0
50
Norris Got Mills
Pacolet Mfg (8G)_
Preferred
100
Panola Ootton Mill
ac
Preferred
Musgrove Mills
Newberry O M (SO)/
Ninety-SixMills—..
Orr Got M (8G)_100
Preferred
41
36%
Dome Mines Ltd.(t)
Security
30
-
38
Oop Range Oon.100
12
12
25
"I
Cusi
mm
60
6
Copper
OressonOonGMAMl
New Haven.
mm
70
J
16%
Comstock T & D__l
Mills
(SO)./
...»
Cliff Mining..,
Newark.
35
40
65
5§*
16%
8%
Chief Oonsol Mln—1
Ohile
100
Ootton
10
Calumet A Hecla.2£
Nor'west F & M
30
—
4?S
1%
%
Calif Copper Co. .10
Callahan
Zlnc-Bea^
50
20
15
10
18%
1%
Co
10
pflOO
Z Go c
Oerro de Pasco
20
Monarch OM(SO)i
37%
73
Minneapolis.
Preferred
67
32%
68
600
Grendel Mills
18
Copper Mln Co..
Firemen's
25
~
97%
10
Bwana M'Kubwa—
35
20
~
75%
A
—1
25
Vot trust ctfs—
Butte Gnp A
Butte A hud
Milwaukee.
21%
22"
Lead
ASulllvaiiMAO 10
140
1
60
70%|
Bunker Hill
Louisville.
21%
25
LIfe-_5o!
Louisville Flre& Mar
40
90c
Gold
-.10
Zinc
Preferred
Indianapolis.
Mills Mills pref
MoUohon Mfg pref
18
Juneau
Mining
Amer
345
Smelting
75
m
_
Marlon Mfg N O
75
20
Alaska
330""
95
25
<
85c
MINING STOCKS
29
40
30
Gaffney Mfg (S O).
Preferred
20
47%
17%
27
AnacondaOopMln 50
60
10
26
97
15""
7 % preferred
12
22
96%
15
Florence Mills
Marlboro C M
—
...
Andes Cooper M_(t)
Arnold Mining
25
Serial notes
Lydia
Union
5
Lauren h G M (S G)_i
limestone G A M
~
in
"10
LlfelllO
jQO
Am Central
46
11
100
50
20
5
45%
15%
80
rnmtmim
Preferred B—100
26
jn
Surety
19%
Atlantic Mutual—
Insp A Ins
15
22
MARINE INSUR
ANCE 8CRIP.
33%
10
National
40
Eagle A Pbenlx_100
Easley Got M, pref(Enterprise Mfg (Ga).
Fairforest Finish Co
in
10
Fire
Hartf Steam Boll
Phoenix
King (J P) Mfg (Ga) 1
45
Preferred-r._
in(
QMssett Mills
(NB)
Preferred
iqq
(Fire)
Hartford
64""
l\*
Aetna
Automobde Ins
50
Lancaster G M
20
Peppered Mfg (Me)
B>-
^
O
'
Preferred
com 11
PamaquldM—
30%
—
Fireman's
15
National
Clifton Mfg (SO) 100
Oilnton Cotton Mills
Preferred
11
Hartford.
ft
Darl'g'n Mfg (8 G)-«
Drayton Mills
100
Dunnean Mills—100
5
6
m «* m tm
Ohlquola Mfg—
AmericanCorcoran
30%
(t)
21
Washington.
Camden.
60
111
Springfield,Ma**
Sprlngf Fire A M.25
14%
Brooklyn—See N Y
Camden Flre_
5
80
damrlck
11%
40
Onesnee Mills
Serial notes
-£aP®r
—
50
30
Judson Mills A
20
0.bo„Mm. WH).i
*6 preferred
Mills (Mass) 100
—
Industrial O M pref.
Xnman Mills
Preferred
100
Newmarket Mfg
Co (JN H)
100
Nenqultt M (N B) t
Nyanaa M
100
1 ac
—
dartsvllle Got Mill*.
10
M
Steam Got Go ion
Nelld Mills (N B)_
New Bedf'd Got M_.
M
4
Preferred
Oalhoun Mills
Gossett Mills.
25
Mass Bonding
434
110
75
Preferred
30"
Middlesex
Arkwrlght MUIb
O bad wick-Hoakins26
Harmony Mills pi...
FR)_.
Merchants Mill.. '
Merrimack Mfg
Preferred
-
(Maee)
Flint Mills (F By
,
General Cotton
1
_
47
106
Oallf-West State Life
Firemen's Fund. 100
Home Fire A Marin*
Occidental
10
Pacific Mutual Life
Baltimore.
AndersonG M (SO).J
4%
San Tranclsoo.
Baltimore Amer_2.50
Arcadia
35
35
43
II,
Preferred
3%
St.P^ulF AM— 26
Southern Mill*.
Abbeville G M
10
St. Paul, Minn.
77
INSURANCE
STOCKS.
Bartmoutn Mig
Corp (N B>.._iou
19320
23"
58
Preferred
III
I_
14%
14%
5
Gent States Life
105
r
Penmana.Ltd com(t)
Got
50
(t)
25%
32
6
St. Loui*.
56
100
Preferred
Winnsb'oMllls pf 100
York Mfg (Me) .100
Contln'i M (Me) 100
com
100
Domin Text, Ltd_(t)
Preferred
100
23%
22
4
Richmond.
22
Wamsutta M
City Mfg Co (NB)25
Conn M com A...
Common
Davol Mills
uexdale ilos
35
Virginia F A M— 26
Deposited stock
Life
Puritan
4
3
Rhode island
28
lUu
4
Prov Wash'ton—100
Canadian Mill*.
Utlca Knit Go—100
4
(t)
Merchants
70
Oan Oottons.Ltd.100
Val
12""
Cameron Mills.
Charlton Mills.. 100.
Preferred
43
105
45
55
Oau Convert, Ltd—1
Pre/erred
7
2
Providence.
Woodside Cot Mills
Utlca Steam A Mob
Mfg pref-lyc
Bourne Mills (FR;.
Ari.toi Mfg (NB;__
Cabot Mfg
lye
21
45
15
45
Preferred
—
Association
60
Preferred
2%
(N B)—1
(Mass)
Preferred
50
ttosten
preferred
39
10
40
10b
Union Mills
20
Beutt Mills (Maae>_
19
7
4%
28
40
10
10
Casualty—10
Pbila Life
10
Reliance
10
Victory
...—10
10
-_10
1st pref
M
(Mass)
100
Troy Got'u A Wool'n
Mfg (F R)——600
Union Got Mf (FRi »
3
Ins Co of N A
Mfrs
2d pref
Tremont A Suffolk
Booth Mfg (JN B|__»
Preferred
lwo
Preferred
Taber Mills
Thorndike
Preferred
igy
Beane (Danielj
Woolen Mills
20
Fire
70
Common
42
Preferred
Blgel-Sanf Uarpt—i
/
28
Philadelphia.
Union-Buffalo Mills
Go
Soule Mill
at*
28
Westchester
85
75
Serial notes
Suncook Mills pr—
Co—(t)
10
—10
16%
38%
26
25
States
75
50
Preferred
Skenandoah
7
5
15
Fine
Spinning
100
11
Spartan Mills (SO) Jl
Spencer Corporation
(Fit).100
50
Preferred
Berkshire
95
Southern Worsted pf
(NBi_»
A*
10
United
14%
28%
6%
1%
25
.—.5
Stuyvesant
55
share
Southern Franklin—
Ootton
(Utlca)—
(M Bi-100
Stafforu M (F R)—1
Stevens Mfg (F R)
Barnard Mrg (FR)_»
12
Process common-
Snove Mill
Batea Mfg (Mey.iU0
2nd
100
B)—i
100
Mills
Shawmut Out
Assoc Textile Cos—t
Preferred
j
Mfg
9
VF R) common 100
Preferred—100
Shaw Stocking
Amoskeag Co pref__
Androscog M (o&e).i
Appleton Go (Mmm>«
Arlington M (Maes;*
Beacon
(N H)
Preferred
Amoskeag Mfg
Pacific Fire
49
Preferred
Serial notes
Salmon Fads Mfg
Sharp Mfg (N
22
Rossla Ins
Bleachery
A Print Wks corn-
33
29
100
(F K)
135
17 %
47
Sibley Mfg (Ga).100
Per
New York (Cone.)
North River
—25
Southern
Mfg
AsU.
Bid.
Par
25
15
16
100
Saxon MUls
5
100
(F R).
9agamore
Stock*.
Ask.
Per share.
ttich Borden Mfg
120
Bid.
Par
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share.
Per share.
Morth. Mill*.
par
Arcadia M
Algonquin Print
i
American
Bid.
Par
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
TEXTILE MFG.
STOCKS.
Oons
Mining
20
26c
5%
6%
3
39%
4
28.
5
9
*1
nnnD
stock,
m
12 %
? Purchaser also pays accrued dividend, b Assessment paid, c Par value S700
d Price per share nnt imp
h Pa* nina
E -dividend,
Ex-right*6* Wx^fwdeend°°'t^vlrihSnJn^Um^nfc PaIdvriniNon,in 1 ° Ex~II(lu'datingMontreal and r Toronto stock exchange.price, t New
dividend.,
price. * Sale
t Without par value,
z Minimum price established on
(Janadlan
June, 1933.]
Stocks.
INDUSTRIAL
Bid.
Par
<Y.y.Y
Zollinger Mines.-.6
Per
204
20
Bay MIn
A Smelting
(f)
Inspiration Cons
Copper
__20
Iron
Cap Copper, 10
Island Creek Coal.l
8%
8%
28p
1%
6
6
r
216
1
r
MotherlodeCoal n(t)
Nevada Oon« Oop(t)
New Jersey Zinc..25
New River Os...100
Preferred
100
ll%
Copper
OJibway Min
2.15
10%
12%c
%
10%
47 %
27%
I'd
Patlno
70
5
25 k
v
*
t C..25 k
auis
(T)
(t)
17° pf
tigraph Corp.. 10 d
Aeolian Co pref..100
Piano A Plan..100
100
Aero Supply Mfg—
Class B.
(f) d
Aetna Rubber
(t) d
Preferred
100
Affiliated Prod-- (t)
Agfa Ansco
(t) d
16
Afnsworth Mfg
10
(t) d
1
Air
2%
Reduction
Appliance...
Ys
Alexander Ind com
1U
in
5c8
Shattuck Denn
5
Silver King Coal...5
3%
5%
3%
With |30 warr..
7
1.57
1.60
1
r
1%
Stand
Silver-Lead. 1
Teck-Hughes G M.i
5%
Tonopah Belmont. 1
Tonopah Mining.. 1 k
United Verde E&»6uc
Utah-Apex
Utah Copper Co
5
J%
67
10
Utah Metal * Tun
1
Ventures Ltd
(t)
Walker Mining
1
Wend en Copper.. .1
%
4%
65c
r
1.30
25c
Y
5 Ys
~4%
1
Ys
Without warr..
Allesrh Steel com.(D d
7%
cum
pref. .100
"§"%
Corp
7% pref.
Amer Ship 6c Oora(t) d
AmSmelt A Refg. (t) d
Preferred
Common
(t) d
Aloha Portl Oem.(t) d
5Ps
Y
5%
5%
4%
17%
118%
5%
70c
1.40
5%
5%
5%
17%
101
102 %
118%
0%
6% preferred-.100
10%
15
10%
10%
07
Aluminum Co cora.t d
.5
SEAL E8TATE TR
* LAND STOCKS
Albany Tr (Boat) 100
Bedford Tr (Bos) 100
Berkeley HotelTr (B) 1
Bd of Tr Bid Tr (O).I
Bos Gr'd R'T Tr (O)i
Bos RET (Bos).100
Bos Stor W'h'se (B) .1
15
a
a
35
35
15
a
35
a
t d
American Stove. 100
Am Sugar Refg..100 d
Preferred
t
25
100
Am Wool
Preferred
Amer
(t>
1
13
Anchor Cap
22%
Appanaug Co
A P W
Paper
79"
Archer-Daniels
Midi d
20
—
Factory Bldg Tr (B)l
Fifty Associates (B)_
12
3Ys
25%
Com CI A
-t d
38
Preferred
10%
20
\
a
6%
35
25"
Amer
26
87
—25 d
Am Can
Preferred
15
1000
30
80%
120%
100
d
1
8%
8%
Am
84
41%
2%
3
100
Title
OyanamidA(t)
6
1st
9
20
s
Stores, .(t)
pref 7% —100
d
Class B
Am Dept
35"'
36
38
Am
Preferred..... 100
Equity Co
5
1
sVA
-100
Amer Hard Rub. .50
Am Express
-
Am Hardware
26 d
Am-Hawaiian 88.10
Am HIde& Leath(t)
Preferred
-100
Amer Pone Prod--l
Amer Hosiery
26
Amer Ice Co
(t)
6% non-cum pflOO
1 d
100 d
1
d
5%
17%
10%
"5%
2%
0%
18%
d
15
1°Y
43%
d
40
d
....
12
Com
k
2
(f) d 49
.100 d 114
Brunswlck-BalkeCollender
(t) d
10%
Preferred.
100
48
Brunswick Terminal
& Ry Secur
(t)
49%
Buckeye Pipe L .60
Bucyrus-Erfe Co .10
7%
cum
$2%
d
conv
3%
SY
d*
8%
54%
pref..5
—
^3.50
IVA
37
d
pref. .100
conv.
115
1%
da
pref (t)
12%
'iff
xi
14%
4%
5%
9%
4%
9Y
14%
2%
12%
t
2
3%
Burden Iron pf_-100
20
"3"
Burma Corp Ltd—
Am dep receipts _.
Warrants
19
15
Burns Bros
2%
com
n%
35
iff
A(t)
Cora class B
16
Vot tr
4
21%
67
1%
21%
7%
?7%
6i*
62%
3%
Butler Bros
22%
25
Butler
12%
1
Wks_(t) d
100
Baltimore Tube.lOG
Preferred
100
2
100
Bldgs pref
100
Butterlck Co
(t)
Byers (A M) com.-t
3
100
Preferred
d
0%
9
(f) d
Wyant &
Fdry_.(t) d
Canada Cement. 100 r
5
20
5%
%
3%
4%
22%
iff
6%
4%
23H
58
Cable RadioTube(t)
23^
24H
8%
9%
Campbell
Cannon
"8%
100
Preferred.
30
r
Can Dry Glng Ale 5 d
Canada SS Lines. _T r
5
Bamberger (L) 6c Co
0%% pref
100 xd 83
Bancroft (J) 6c Sons t d
2
Preferred
lOfl
20
Bankers Sec Corp.5C d
1
17
2%
6
20
(James) —10 d
Preferred
3
12%
15
8%
20%
2
6%
10%
Bush Terminal
Calif Pack Corp
25 d
100 d
5(
(f)
ctfs—(i)
7% cum pref_-100
Burr Add Machine (t) d
Bush Term Co com (T)
7% debenture.100
Preferred..*—100
6c
(t)
r
Preferred..
27
r
12
(t)
100
Canadian Car 6c F(t)
Preferred
.25
55
25
19%
"7%
r
Canad Celanese—(t) d
Preferred
100
Canad
"9%
8
Canadian Bronze
"7%
21%
3
r
Class B
30
7
32%
21%
(i)
Canada
Wire
Cable A
"4""
12%
49
2%
Brown Shoe
Burco Inc com
40%
d
2%
45
58
Preferred
11%
20%
6%
42
49
44
13
11%
20%
20%
k
pref—(t)
B
(f)
Bulova Watch—(t)
53
Preferred
140
24%
85
53
47%
Baldw Loc
100
it*
Babcock A WH..100
Balaban 6c Katx—
c
8
12%
2%
j|
"2%
2%
Al*
49
Axton-Fish Tob A10
V t
25
Budd (E G) Mfg.(t)
Preferred
100
Budd Wheel..
(t) d
Bullard Co
(+)
2
Aviation Corp (Del) 4 d
Aviation 8ec of N E1 d
Preferred
%
10%
Am Eno Tiling—(t> d
"o%
17
9
k
20
ti
25%
AutoVot Machine(t)
3Y
60
11%
11
43%
4%
5
25
Atlas
21"
4
6
100 d
Auburn Automob (t)
Austin. NIch 6c Oo.i d
Prior A
(t) d
100
15
Class A
100%
%
Refln'g__25 d
Atlas Plywood... (t) d
"o%
100
100
25 d
10%
Amer Oolortype—10
4%
Amer Commercial
Alcohol com—20 d
31%
11
13
Vot tr ctf—(t)
Atlantic
Tack
11%
Amer dep rets
24
335*
2
(t) d
Powder
""%
Brown Fence & Wire
3
W Ind
Preferred
9
British Celanese Ltd
192
5%
3%
34%
11%
2
43%
Cigar—.—100
Amer
6 d
Commonwealth—
25 d
Associated Rayon (t)
Atl Coast Fisheries, t
Atlas
"i
d
Ordinary bearer £1 k
76
5%
Apparel
Industries
(+)
Assoc Dry G'ds—1 d
1st pref..
100
2d pref
—100
Assoc El Indus, Ltd
Am dep rets ord
registered —£1
20
5
Preferred
Amer Coal
87
25 d
15
1 d
Am Chicle
25 d
Preferred
(t)
.(t)
7% pref
Associated
Atl Gulf A
2
4
d
Brit-Amer Tob regftl
12
9
11
"%
Brlt-Am Oil Corp (t) d
82%
16
t
B
Mfg
Cla-s A
Bristol Brass
75
100
Associated OH
85
7
Preferred
Art Metal Works. .5
11
Chain com—(f) d
%
Armstrong Cork
5 d
Arnold, Constable.5 d
Arfeloom Oerp
t d
7% pref
10«
2
Prer (with common
TITLE OUABANT EE &
SAFE DEP08IT ST OCKS.
Bond A M Guar
20
2%
Casualty Phila.10 d
Empire Title&GulOO
Fidelity A D (Md) 20 d
Home Title Ins (N Y)
Kentucky Title Co
89%
135
22
1%
100
Preferred
Am
¥Y
40
100
Preferred
itk warrants)..100
Chicago T A Tr.100
CitySD(Alb.NY)100
37
21%
Am Caramel..—100
%
Class
Brillo
(111)—
OemOlB
S3 Lines
(t)
Properties
Texas Pacific Land
Trust sub shares.l
:P
Armour 6fc Co
Canadian
Am Oar A Fdy— it! d
15
%
21H
J*
1 d
100
Preferred
1st preferred..100
2d preferred..100
(Washington)
5
100
Common
a
20%
47%
Preferred..60
Am Brake Sh 6c 7
1 %
....
lu d
Preferred
9
21
Am Bev'ge Corp —5
American Book..100
—
a
4
19
10
Am Beet Sugar —(t) d
5
a
a
HotelTr (Boston)..! a
Kimball Bldg Tr(B)I a
New Orleans Land 10
New York Investors
Common
(t) d
Oslumbia
.
Am Bank Note
300
P
100
100
11
1
50 d
28
a
Preferred
3%
24%
37%
Amal Leather
a
a
Preferred
East Boston Co (B).
Essex St Tr (Bost)J
7
Amer Agric
15
City RET (OK-500
Congress St Associ¬
ates (Boston)
1
Devonsh Bldg Tr(B)I
6
23
34
8%
Brlggs 6c Stratton it) d
Bright Star El B.(i)
Brill Corp cl. A
t d
55%
(t)
(t)
...
78
Amer Agric
400
d
68
30%
Biit Hotels-
Bridgeport Mach. (t)
Brlggs Mfg
(t)
23
(t)
$0% conv nref-(t) d 181%
Anchor P 6c Fence(f) d
1%
Andes Petrol
1
10
Anheuser-Busch. 100
187
Bear_(f)
preferred
Second preferred.
14
30
15
67
29%
33%
15%
60
First
1%
5%
$6 pref \ t c_._(t) d
Anaconda W A O.(t) d
37
20
Bo win
22
1%
5%
95
10%
100
Bower Roll
11%
40%
19
100
Wringer
Am Wr Pap v tc
JX
60
29
85
Preferred
112%
17%
28%
11%
45%
d
25 d
Botany Cons M. A60 d
Bourjois, Inc
(+)
87
16%
28
6c Rubber com_(t)
16
Si*
83
Armour A Co of Del
52
a
105
3
5
Preferred...100
Arcturus Rad Tube t
40
a
Traveler Corp
Boston Woven Hose
3
(Mass).(t)
50
a
Ohlc R E Trus's 1000
50%
9
59
15
65
80
25 d
Borne. Scrymser
Boston-Herald
50
100
39
Preferred 7%
Amerada Corp
25
Borden Co
Borg-WarnerOorp 10
7% pref
100
100
44
s
1
a
o
47
w
Am Vitrified Prod .50
Preferred
(t) d
45%
80%
111%
15%
27%
Preferred
...100
Am Type Found, (t)
Preferred
Brass
Bohn Refrlg pref. 100
Bon Ami com A
(t) d
Common B
t d
44
103
15
100
-
pref...5 d
Am Tobacco com.25
08%
30%
Ltd
6% pref
Chem—
(Conn) com
(t) d
$6 cum pref
(t)
American Arch., (t)
Boston Wharf Go. J
Business R E Tr (B)I
Cent Bldg Tr (B)..I
62
3
(t)
Inc 7 % oref
iuO
Bohack (H O) com.t d
7% 1st pref—100
Bohn Aluminum &
68
100
American Stores
Ohem—
(Delaware)
1 d
share
79
25 d
100
105
Am Steel F'drles.(t) d
10%
...IOO
Aluminum
Class D warrants.
Per
a
34%
57%
40%
Am Snuff
Preferred
Class C warrants.
Yukon Gold
%
34 %
3%
18*
(8)—
Common
5%
76
-IOC
6% second pf-100
3
Mfg
100
10
Amer Wind Glass
102
Inc..(t)
Preferred
18
Am Thread
3%
t
..inn
Allied Mills
16
Am Sum Tob
io"
"2%
14
14
9%
100
13
Blaw-Knox Co
Bliss (E W) Co
Preferred.. ...50
2d preferred
10 d
11
5
O
70
12"
Bloomlngdale Bros.t d
Pref cum 7%—100 d
Amer Seating vtc.f d
Amer Ship bldg.. (t) d
3%
Alles & Fisher..—(t)
Allied Uhein A Dye
Ailis-Ohaimera
l%
77
....
80
n
Wright Hargreaves
Mines
_(t)
2%
8%
18%
6
10
Blumenthal
Preferred
With $40 warr..
Siscoe Gold Ltd
1
So Am Gold A Plas.l
"8%
105
2
4
(f)
(f) d
f
com
45
American Screw, loo
1%
2%
13%
27%
66%
70
33%
Am Salamandra—10 d
21
10
13 Ys
9%
3
22%
(t) d
32
5
"i%
7
Preferred
35
i\
17%
0%
3%
B.100 d
70
76
13%
Ranor (+) d
ser
Preferred
60
8% partic pref. 100
Alleghany Corp
U) d
5%% preferred 100
Joseph Lead
Seneca Cop Min
21
Best A Co Ino
(t) d
Bethlehem Steel, (t) d
101H
pref. .100
Am Rolling Mill..25
i
Shannon
20 %
cum
6% pref
1
lYs
1%
(t) d
St
f
7%
Common B
Alaska Pack AssnlOO
21
Loan pref..
(t)
Benson & Hedges (t)
A
Stand Snnlfc—.(t) d
Air-Way Electric
St Anth Gold M -.1
9%
1%
22%
27%
00%
llP
63
Blauner's
(t) k
Radiator
\ruer
Am Safety
1
Preferred
3%
11%
20%
100 %
8
Aeolian-Weber
3%
11%
2
8 Ys
6
18
.1
..
3%
34
7 Ys
olH
T
100
10%
Quincy..
16
Roan Antelope Min
Ltd, Amer shares.
~3%
30
15%
15%
75
2
16%
10%
3
...
Ohem
r
Advance-Rumely (f)
Pand Creek—
Bellanca Aircraft.(S) d
80
00%
0%
Bendix Aviation (f) d
Beneficial Industrial
Blrtman Elec Co..5 d
45c
8
90%
61%
6%
2%
16%
d
00
15
1st preferred—60
50
Amer
Potash
&
Preferred.
w w—ioo
Addressograph Mul-
1%
Belding Hem'way(t)
20
Abbotts Alderney
Dairies pref2d_100
Abitibi Pow A Pap.f
Express
6% preferred
Adams Mills
10
t d
4
23
1
Co.—-1 d
6% preferred. .100
Amer Metal
18J*
4%
7% cum pref. .100
Billings A Spen
25 d
40%
2%
28%
75c
Maracaibo__l
4%
3%
21
80
1
28
Premier Gold M
Am Maize Prod—(f) k
20%
7% preferred .100
Beech-Nut Pack__20 d
43
18 Ys
#
d
22
42c
Pocahontas
Preferred
.10i
Amer Mach A Fdy.f d
Am Mach & Met (t) d
Vot trust ctfs—(t) d
Amer
15
18
76
65c
40
Pioneer Gold, Ltd-1
24%
10%
4%
3%
14 %
35
d
0%
21%
(f)
Mines
14%
25
50c
2C d
—
Locomotive _t
8%
d
26 d
Acme Steel
Acme Wire
Park-Utah—
Consol
Amer
d
(t) d
10%
A
com
3%
2%
2%
2%
15
Pneu Serv
15
20c"
%
d
amer
02%
%
%
.100
Barker Bros
(t)
6%% pref
100
Barnsdall Corp
Class A voting
5
Bayuk Cigars
t
7% 1st pref.
100
Beatrice Cream. .25
American Meter
Amer News
ad
2%
%
11 Ys
MISCELLANEOUS
7% preferred--100
Acetol Prod A...(t)
48
Per share.
10Vs
Oorp.(t)
Laundry
Machinery
Ask.
Bid.
Par
INDUSTRIAL AND
14%
(f)
Mines
Enterprise
23%
Stocks.
Amer
.
6% pref. 1
100
Abraham A Straus, t
12
..10
Pacific Tin
2
—
10 d!4
Guar A Trust
of New York...20
Title Gu
Tr(StL) 100
13 %c
10
25
Old Dominion Os.26
Foamite
3%
37 %c
N Y & Honduras
Ohio
3^
2
Wash Cons Tit pf.50 d
25c
Rosario
Newmont Minlng.10
Nipisslug Mines ...5
Noranda
(f)
North Butte.. ...15
—
USFidel6eGu(Md)
¥
Amer IG Chem A (t) d
Am Intern Oorp_.(TJ d
Ask.
Per share,
15
25
Amer-La France
35%
27 H
7
McIntyrePorcuplne6
3%
3 Ys
12
87
STOCKS
Bid.
Par
Preferred
(+) a
10
Casualty (Bait)
Copper..26
Moss Gold M
8
Title
H
Stooks.
Title
"I %
35%
Louisiana Lm & Ex t
Magma Copper Co 10 a
Mayflower Old Col 26
Mohawk
A
29^
20""
Lake Sh Mines Ltd 1
La Salle
MinlngCorp(Can) (f)
•2%
Nat Title Guar.....
New Amsterdam
85 %
Kirkland Lake Gold 1
Coppnr
Mtge Bond
com
Keweenaw
26
Kennecott Copper, t
Miami
Lawyers' M Co...20
Lawyers Westchester
Mtge. A Title. 100
Nat Surety Co
Preferred
1
Isle Royale Cop—25
Ask.
Per share.
Maryland Oas Co. 2 d
Hudson
Kerr Lake
Bid.
Par
share.
9 Ys
216%
20%
9
Homestake MIn.100
Howe Sound v t c.5
Stocks
Ask'
MISCELLANEOUS
&
17
16%
11
JgK
74
79
,
Eagle Oil _(f) d
Can Falrbank pf-100
r
80
'
l-
1
a
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
d Price per share, not per cent,
lontreal and stock,
Srice. t New Toronto stock and curb exchanges, (t)
u Ex-cash and stock dividend.
Ex-stock value.
dividend.
par
v
Without
ft Last sale.
I Par value $100.
x Ex-dividend,
n
y Ex-rights.
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
s
s Minimum Drice established
Sale
on
INDUSTRIAL
88
Per
(f)
B
Class
Claos B
"OX
(t)
W*
100
(t)
16"
Oont Bkg A (Vot) (t)
Class B (vot)—(t)
72
Co.-100
Caterpillar Tract, (t) d
20
CelaneseCorp —(t)
7% 1st part pf_ 100
70
75
28^
86
7% prior pref-100
Gelotex Co
80X
4
com
Vot trust ctf—
7% pref
IX
d
1
6
Celluloid Corp —15
1st preferred
(T)
17
89
(t)
pref
Preferred
10
Am dep rets
Crane Co
3X
3X
70X
4%
10X
7%preferred..l00
Champion Ceatod
Paper
100
100
100
Preferred
Special pref
Charts Corp
Checker Cab
70
45
(t
Mfg.,
15
Cherry-Bur Corp (t
3
Chesebr'gh Mfg._25 d 103
2
Un St Yd stpd. 100
Preferred
20K
Crown-Willam Paper
lBt preferred
t
84 J
Crown-Zellerbach
Vot tr ctfs
(t)
Class A pref
ox
71
18
17
Chic Wllm A Prank
Coal com
100
Preferred
20
Preferred
166
Chrysler Corp
6
Oln Un Stk Yds.
ft)
City Ice A Puel
23 X
5X
City Investing-.
Olsy Stores
(f)
Ctfs. of deposit
Class A
_(f)
Certifs of depositClark Ea Co coin_(t>
Claude Neon Lt
1
Clove Cliffs
iron—"
Preferred
(+) d
Olevel'd Quarries 100
Cleve
Tractor-—(f)
Olev Un Stk Yards. 1
Cliffs Corp vtc.
(t) d
Olinchfield Ooal.100
Preferred
100
Clorex Chemical
Club
(t)
Aluminum-(t)
duett, PeaDoay
t
Preferred
—100
Coca-Cola Co
t
14
19
45X
IX
I*
X
10%
21
17X
63
55
~3X
8
11X
3%
5
11
1
22^
4
10
15
6
10
30
40
17
17X
25K
26
98X
82*
100
82
47 X
180
Zl00
ffi11? $ Alkman (f>
77~ '
78' '
r,Jfcef #%>-—100
Colon Oil
Corp.„(+)
Color Pictures
Iron". 166
Preferred
ioo
Colt's Patent Fire
Arms Mfg
25 d
11
82
25
_
4
2d pref
lox
OX
IX
3%
12 X
IX
4%
12 X
42
50
15 X
70
16
7%
Deep Rock Oil
A Ref 7 % pf—100 d
Deere & Co com—(t) d
7% preferred
20 d
Phonofilm
Denv Un
StkYda.(T)
Preferred
100
Derby O & Ref com t d
Detroit Aircraft_(t) d
Det A Olev Nav—50
Fed Screw Wks—(t)
Federated Dept Sts t
FED Corp
(t)
7
12%
X
20
25
Filene's Sons
85
90
2X
3-16
2X
X
2X
85X
90
21
23
7% cumlst pf__26
Pref cl B—.25
gH%
o%
cum pref 100
conv cl A
60
comm 1 Invest
Tr.
t
Conv pref opt ser
t
Comm Solvents
t
Oompo Shoe—
Mach vtc
l
Oonde Nast
Pub.(t)
Oongoleum-Nairn-
n*r°ferr%r
Congress Cigar
t
10°
t
Consol Aircraft—__+
Consol Auto Mer vtc
Consol Oar Heat-100
Gonsi
CigarOorp- (t)
Dominion
13 cum part
pf._t
Con i Laundries—
(t)
Consol Oil Corp—(t)
► 8% preferred—100
Consol Retail Sts
f
kL
8% pf with
war 100
12X
$7
conv
60"
2X
18X
2X
18 X
63
Preferred
t
100
(f)
6%
90X
4X
conv
Driver Harris Co 100
Preferred
100
44
Gamewell Co
(t)
Gardner Denver c(t)
Garlock Pack—.(t)
Drug. Inc.—
03%
Gen
10
9
Alloys Co
_■
General
Gen Aspn com._-10
Transportation—5
20
stock—100
conv
22l"
2
2X
2X
3X
25*
29
49 X
50
21X
40X
100
22
42
4
27 X
24X
pf_100
1
100
3
ox
50 "
~3%
7%
6
5
10
Hanley Page Ltd
Am dep rets pt pf
7%
5X
25%
k
——
1
----
(M A) 1st
57 cum.pref
(f)
Happiness Candy
Stores class A
t d
73
'
75
X
X
Harb-Walk Ref—
i%
d
Common
Preferred
19
72
100
B
85
d
1%
d
Hartman Oorp cl A'
Class
18%
X
i'<4
X
Hart, Schaffner A
Marx
100
11
33
75X
107
75X
108
Hat Corp class A—1
3
0X% cum pref
with warr
100
Hathaway Bak A(
Duplan Silk
_t
8% cum pref. .100
DuPont (E I) de N
A Co com
American
27
107
Hanna
2d
Dry-Ice Holding.(f)
Dubilier Gond'ser (t)
Deben
36 X
pref. 100
preferred-t
Gabrim Co. clA—t
25"
X
IX
2*
t
Sug
common
60c.
Fuller (G A) Co—
Partic pref
(t)
Draper Corp
T
Dresser (S R) A—t
Class B
f
_
10 d
Hamilton Watch, (t) d
56 pref
100
Hammermill Paper
i
20
43
12
9
100
20
102
(W S)
Printing vto
100
56
Drug
40
'
23
Hall
r
Freeport Tex Co.. 10
Preferred
122X
30"
Halle Bros...--..10
Preferred
100
Hall Lamp com. -(f) k
Franklin RySup.(t)
Dow
14X
177
120
100
Preferred
Mfgi
Eraser Cos Ltd
19
24
Hale A Kllburn—
17X
55X
Fox Film cl A
iF
—
Dow Chem com
33]
21
174
1
100
Preferred
4
1
Douglas Aircrf
(t)
Douglas Shoe pf.100
32^
IX
3!
7!
Groc St Prod v t c25c
10<
105 X
29 J
12 X
OX %
(t;
100
26
24
Tea
Gulf Oil Oorp
25
Gulf States St'I__ (t)
1st preferred. .100
Hahn Dept Sts__(t)
pref—_(t
Franklin (H H)
Preferred
14X
55
19
(t)
Foreign shs A—(f)
Foundation Oo(Oan)
14X
47
Preferred
1O0
Greyhound Corp_(1\
Grlg8by-Grunow..(t
...
Foundation Co
20 X
14
13
2
Class B
t
Ford Motor France.
Forem't D'y Prod(t)
Conv pref
92X
14X
12
d
Foster Wheeler—
87
101
t
Ford Mot of Can 100
Fostoria Glass
Preferred
Guantanamo
Guar Tr rets
65
13^
10
Grnfld Tap A Die.
Ford Co Ltd—
89
Station com
Gt Atl A Pac
Non vot com
Preferred
60
5
36 X
35X
74X
Gray Telephone Pay
Preferred
100
Great Nor Pap
25
Great West bug..(t)
4X
35X
73X
16
d
Gt Lakes Tow.—100
15
25*
(f)
Graton A Knight.-t
Preferred100
T)
9
33 X
4-
42 A
u
112X
95
Class A
n
40
100
Dunhlil Internet, (t)
Sffip!dww-10"
OH % pf ex-warl00
60
14$
It*
100
4
12X
(t)
Bdge.100
Stores.(t)
(f)
59
111
86
Preferred
Domin Textile
Preferred
75
21X
6% pref.
100
Follansbee
Bros. (t)
Food Mach'y
(j)
50 d
Domln Rubb pf.100
Dominion Steel
A Coal B
0% 1st pref..-100
First Nat Stores. _(t)
7% 1st pref...100
Fishman (M H)
Florsheim Shoe comf
Dominion Glass. 100
Preferred
100
Commercial OreditlO
FlrestoneTARub-10
9
....
85
27 Vs
DIGiorgio Fr't units.
Dixon (J) Oruc__100
Doehler Die-Cast (t)
com.t
Cwium Carbon vtc
(t)
OX % cum pref 100
27 X
Dom Coal pref. .100
Columbia Pic
73X
(t)
24
100
t
A
Granite City Steel (t) d
17X
8X
16X
87 X
21X
5th Ave Bus Sec.
22
103
%
100
Tire
Grant (W
17 X
23 X
Dictaphone com.(t)
+
12"
21X
1
Grand Union Co— 1 d
S3 pref
(t) d
Preferred
100
Flintkote Co cl A. (t)
„
OolO & G vtc—
(f)
Co
Preferred
Fisk Rubber
mmm
1
Hosiery (voting) _t d
7 %pf(withwar)100
Graham-Paige Mot.l d
272L
135X
_1
&
Brewery
(Marshall)
Field
6X % pref (with
warrants)
100
Preferred
FIdelio
18X
12X
IX
100
Diamond Match _(f)
Preferred
25
Diamond Shoe—
Tr_.(t)
Flat Am dep rets.
3
75
6
•
11%
S3 pref with war-t d
6X
2X
18
12X
12%
74%
5X
X
Gorham Mfg vtc.(t) d
Gotham Silk—
20*
2
Raynolds
Inc 1st pref
100
Class A (non-vot)t d
Dexdale Hosiery. 100
Dominion
t
4
IX
4X
102
pfd-t
Gorham Inc com A.t
P
pref—100
Fedders Mfg A—_(t)
Federal Mot
d
Amer shares
Preferred
cum
Faultless Rubb.
$0 cum conv
Gold Seal Elec
Preferred--
10
Decker (A) & Cohn
Common A
t d
A
9X
20*
Fashion Park Aaso.t
4K
24 4
12 X
12 %
Rubber com., (t) d
$7 1st pref
(t) d
Goodyear T A R of
California pref...
Goodyear T A R of
Canada com—(t) n
Fansteel Products (f)
11*
55
20
Gold Dust Corp v t cl
Goodyear
(+)
Preferred
86
Debenhams Sec—
Preferred
B'casting
System Inc
(t)
Columbia Bak comt
1st preferred
+
^
11
66
t
_
Devoe
19H
Collins Co
ioo
Colonial Beacon Oil t
1
A__
DeForest
19X
Columbia
Conv
7% cum pref—(t)
$8 cum pref
t
Cutler Hammer. ft)
Darby Petroleum (f)
Davega Sts Corp. .5
Davenport Hos'y (t)
2
14
52%
4X
Preferred
1
Glen Alden Coal—t d
Glidden Co
t d
Goodrich (BF)
Preferred
Players
Can Corp com-.(t)
Voting tr ctfs—
Fanny Farmer Candy
Common
(t)
2Vs
5X
9
13«
d
Glmbel Bros
mtrnmmm
X
Pacific East.Corp.
Famous
49 X
IX
J
(t) d
Gilbert (A O)
(t)
Gillette Saf Rax. (t; d
$5 pref.
(t) d
Change of name to
5X
10X
(t)
18
(D
Inc.—(t)
preference—-20
GoldmanSachsTrad l
Fairbanks Morse. _t
Preferred
100
_
A
Gobel (Adolf) Co..5 d
ffajardo Sugar.—100
Falstaff Brewery. .1
CurtissWrightCorp 1
17 preferred
Co
Fairchild A via A
X
55
6% cum pf A—100
Globe-Wernicke -100 k
Preferred
100 k
100
25
Otft of deposit.
8%non-vot pf_100
Ctfs of dep.. 100
31
5 J
7% prior pref. 100
Globe Underwriters 2
5
14
(t)
Oushman's Sons
(f)
Colo Fuel A
Cuneo Press
10 X
(The) Ohfc—t
Fairbanks
48 X
50
Cudahy Pack
Cumberl Pipe L rets
1
Oolgate-PalmolivePreferred
tc
Clean
Preferred-.
59
9
100
t
IX
25
(+)
Coca Cola Intern,
(t) d 165
Peet
v
10
Curtis Pub com—(t>
11*
Class A
„
it*
11*
Cuban Tob
Fair
2X
10 x
1
Cuban-Am Sug
Preferred
Chic Yellow Cab
Chllds Co com
(Cleveland) —(f)
Co
120
12
28
Ex-Cell-0 A & T_(t)
Exch Buff Oorp—1
23
50 X
100
Preferred
53"
Pipe L—100
Evans Prod
41X
4X
Crucible Steel—100
Cuba
100
&H%cumpf„100
Class B
d
UX
Gibson Art
(SM) Dairy
7% preferred
16
84
d
Eureka
101X
Georgian
22
Evans
22
pref—-(f)
125
d
—(f)
pref—
conv
10
19X
100
Chic Pneu Tool
65
100
Eureka Vac
&
34X
100
$0 preferred—(t)
Gen Theat Equlpt
Conv pref vtc-(t)
Gen Tire A Rub--25
Equit Office Bldg(t)
36
(t)
60
pfwithwarr.(t)
Preferred
Endicott-Johnson. 60
~4X
Preferred
Chlckasha Cot O-10 d
Chic June Bys A
$3%
Crown Cork Int A
1
11H
General Refrac
1
Gen Steel Cast com f
preferred..100
Preferred
4
Ink—(tj
Gen Ry Signal com t
Emp Uapw Oorp.(t)
3X
X
6X
Crown O'k A Seal (t)
Preferred
$6
Seltzer class A_(f)
Crown Cent Petrol (f)
t
.v
Emerson's Bromo
9X
19X
Crowley Milner__(t)
108
Chestnut A Smith
Com vtc
GenPaintCpA (t)
Class B com
(t)
1st preferred—100
2d
88X
Advertising A—t
Ely Walker DG..25
80
8X
5% pref
(t)
Outdoor—
General
■fllgln N Watch... 15
Elizabeth Brewing. 1
Elk H Coal Oorp—t
Preferred
50
6
Preferred
17 X
12
OX
d
..:
100
5X
Grosley Radio—(T)
Crosse & Blackwell t
CrowellPublish'g (t)
70
#
102Z*<
32 X
(t)
—
1
Mills
26
Preferred
100
Cream of Wheat—t
Creole Petrol
5
Crock-Wheeler
!*<
Corp.(t)
Gen'l Print
OX
9%
26
UX
35X
Electric Boat
3
Elec A MusicalIndus Am shs——
Elec Stor Batt
*
ord£l
com
22 X
6% cumpref—100
General Motors--10
—
5
8
.100
General
Sts—
100
Preferred
7%
15X
32 M
39 X
110 <4
Fireprooflng—t
Preferred
Gen Foods
preferred
100
Eltlngon Schlld
(t)
OX % 1st pref. 100
Electric Auto-lite (5) d
Courtauds Ltd-
10c
Gen
Eisemann Magneto t d
100
Coty Inc
10c
Preferred
100
Oert'n-Teed Prod—' d
Preferred
Pref ctfs of deposit
27]
Centrifugal PipeCentury Bib Mills, t d
Edison Bros
100
Preferred
Central Aguirre
Associates
(t) d
Central Airport .(t> d
Central C & O —100
Preferred
100
1
6
Eisler El Corp—(t)
.
28
50
IOO
Easy W Mach B_(t)
Eaton Mfg Co
1
Economy Grocery(t)
Oosden Oil
Com ctfs of deposit
35
5
Preferred
10
Preferred
—
Eastman Kodak—T
Cooper Bessemer. .1
S3 cum pf A w w_t
Corroon A Rey'ds(t)
$6 conv A pref (f)
Cord Corporation. .5
Corn Prod Refg—25
104 4
Co pref— t
Gen'l Bronx
—5
General Cable—(t)
Class A
(t)
7% pref.
100
Gen Cigar common t
Preferred
100
General Electric, (t)
Special 6% stk.10
Gen Electric Ltd—
An dep rets
£1
Gen Bak
79? 1st pref—100
$3.50 cum pref-(t)
Oont'l Oil (Del)— 5
OontWdScrewcomlO
20%
Equities
Eastern SS Lines
Pf(8%)(non-v) 100
Continental Can..20
Oont Diam'd Fibre. 6
Continental Mot—1
Case Lockwood A
Lock
East Roll Mill
t
300
69^
100
Preferred
Eastern Mfg
Prior pref
Eastern
Container Corp A-20
Case
Brainard
Eagle
8
7
(J I)
Co
Stpd ctf—
100
(t)
.-25
Warrants
8X
19X
Gen Baking..—6
Preferred
6% prior pref-100
7% 1st pref
100
Class B
Ash.
1
Gen Aviation Corp.
Duval Texas Sulp
-
Carnation Co.
7% pref
Carrier Corp
Bid.
Par
share.
Hosiery—
100
Durham
Consumers Co com 5
1
Stocks.
Ash.
share.
Consol
4§
Carman A Co A__
Bid.
Par.
Consol Royal Oil-10
Textile
1
120
5%
4X
Can Power & Paper.
Oarlb Syndicate. .25
Stocks.
Ash.
STOCKS
Per
share.
116
56
Canadian Oen El 100
Preferred50
Can Indus Alch. (t)
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
Ash.
Bid.
Par
Staaka*
MISCELLANEOUS
&
11
20
ClassBvot tr ctf (.
Preferred
(f)
15
25
2
60X
01X
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend, d Price per share, not per cent, k Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian price, s Sale price, t New stock.
u Ex-cash and stock dividend,
r Ex-stock dividend,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Minimum price established on Montreal and Toronto stock and
Curt exchanges,
t Without par value.
*
2X
Hayes Body
t
Haytian Oorp of Am
Haxel-Atlas Glaas.25
3X
june, 1933.]
dtooka.
industrial
Par.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
&
Bid.
Par.
Per share.
Haxeltine Corp
t
Hearst Oonsol Pub—
7% cl A
25
KeUy-8prlngf Tlre.5
6%
20
19%
H
Rubens tein
(t)
$3 pref.
Helme (G W) Oe
-(I)
Common...—26
85
100
125%
J.UUVUlV.ftl d
8%
Hercules Powd
(f) d 33%
Preferred-.
inn
100
vwvd
d
9
d
54
d
78
12
k
$
93%
130
10
.
34
104
13%
54%
.
5
20
2%
13%
Klelnert Rub
-
14
£*
(t)
F
i
7H
100
Amer shares
22
Horn (A O) com—(f)
Horn & Hard't(N
Y)t
5
Preferred
w
23
HsndalUe-Hershey
Class A
Class B
(t)
New
52
Kress
Hupp Motor
Baking
Lake
ft
100
(t) d
8
100
Am dep rets ord £1
68
1
Lerner Stores
Preferred
100
Indiana Pipe Line 60 d
Indian Motocycle
t d
7% preferred—100
14
7%
A*
Indian Bef com
10 d
Indiana Terr Ilium—
3
6%
5%
if)
Indus Accep Oorp.t
4
100
Educational—
d
Int Merch Mar—
(f) d
Int Nickel (Canada) t
d
7% cum pref..100 d
Inter Pa per7 %
pf 100
Int Pap & Pow A
(t) d
Class B
d
Class O
„
(f)
-»
j
com
Preferred (with
com
RazB—it)
100
Preferred100
IntTextBook new (t)
Interstate Dept Sta.t d
Prfferred
100 d
Interstate Hos'y.(f)
mtertype Corp
i
r d
Irving Air Chute. (1)
Jewel Tea
d
—it) d
Jshns-Manv Inc.(t) d
Preferred
.100
Johnson Tin Foil
—
A Metal
100
Jonas AN aumburg (f)
$3
cum
pref—(t)
Jsnes A Laugniin
Steel 7% pref. 100
K O Stk Yds Me.100
Preferred
100
Kaufman Dep St
Com.
12.50 d
Kaynee
Preferred
oZ*
28
f
Liquid Carbonic
T
Locomotive Flreboxf
Loew's Inc
1
33
—
10
94
8
2%
1
:h
13%
10%
Long Bell Lum A (t)
Loose Wiles Bis.-25
preferred--100
20
62
3%
18
4}
333
20%
64%
5
3%
4
38
116%
Louisiana Oil Ref (t)
97
6%% pref —100
Ludlum Steel.
1
$6% cum convpf t
MacAnd A Forbes 10
Preferred
100
1UU
9%
I*
8
100
14
Macfadden PubPreferred
12%
»Inc (T)
Mack TruckB
58
Mad Sq Gar ▼ t c (t)
2%
2%
MaUison (H R)
3%
4%
39%
118
100
Preferred
iS?*
20%
108
2%
18%
\iH
40
49
20%
21%
80%
75
35*
60
3
2%
9%
3
13%
35%
61
4
2%
12
49
2
2%
6
32*f
30
10#
14
4%
5
7*1
8%
41%
38
42
38%
100
78
Manhattan
Shirt. 25
Manlschewitz—. (ti
Preferred
100
7
12%
8
100
Manning Bowman
A Oo class A—(t)
(t)
1
Maple Leaf M1U. (t)
ion
Preferred
it*
6%
16
Maracaibo Oil Expl t
40
....
%
3
"1%
Margay Oil Oorp.(t)
3 %
10
Midland—10
8%
Marine
9
Marlln
Rockwell
Corp v t c.
76%
62
64
6%
6
77%
.68
70
6%
15
77
13""
13%
20
26
Preferred——100
1
17%
Marion St Shov—(t)
Marmon Motor Cart
1%
28
29
20 %
6%
80
9%
4%
42%
8
9%
7%
18
19%
6%
(f)
4
19%
19%
6%
%
9%
8
1%
2
2%
4%
"3
(t)
Baking, (t)
Preferred..
—100
Nat BeUas-Hess
1
100
10
54
100 d 135}<
t
r
100
(t)
-
(t)
preferred.-100
Nat Casket com_(t)
Preferred S7
(t)
conv
i:1f
pref
preferred-.100
cum
—
(t)
pref_(t)
Nat Enam AStpg. (t)
7% pref A
6% pref B
100
100
National Leather. 10
Nat Licorice com 100
Preferred.
24
30%
85
122
34
125
83
38
86
19
5
12
.100
Nat Ref com
M
67
63
71
13
62%
4%
19%
19%
18%
18*'
108*
111
114
117
92
18*
97%
2%
6
10
4%
22
7
80
il*
98%
5%
16
J
98%
20
2%
3%
3
3%
5%
4%
15
39
7
9
1%
6
1%
10
%
8
%
8%
d
1
Parke. Davis Oo. (+)
Parker Rust Prf. - (t)
Park A TUford Inc 1 d
21%
21%
45
46
27
27%
10
Corp
Trans, (t) d
Parmelee
A.._f+)
Patterson-Sargent (t)
Peck, Stow A W He 26
Peerless Mot Oar.-3
Pender(D)Groc'y At
P snick A Ford—_t
Pref class
k
d
d
2%
%
3%
1%
2%
1
3%
18
2
1%
m.rn
1%
d
25
30
d
44%
45
38%
6% eumel ApflOO
102%
Penn Coal A Coke 5u d
3%
Pa-Dlxle Cement.. 1
5%
Series A pref—100
17
39
Penney
(J
O)
Co
(t) d
Common
Mfg—50
45
2% d
Penn Traffic
43
W*
76
12%
Pantepec Oil Co—-t
Paramount Mots. (T)
Paramount-Publlx
Penn Salt
4
5%
20
46
2
19
6%
100
37%
5*
1%
3
40
16%
1%
3%
a Purchaseralso
paysaccrued div.
d Price par share, not per cent
k Last sale,
a
Nominal
Noc
r Canadian price,
rights, z Minimum price established on Montreal and Toronto Stock
and Curb Exchanges.
1 Without par value.
SteelProd(t)
Oppenheim Collins, f
Orpheum Circuit...
8% preferred—100
Otis Elevator— (t)
Preferred
100
Otis Steel
1
Prior pref (vot). 100
Outboard Mot A.(+)
Class B
IT)
Outlet Co com. —(t)
Preferred.
-100
Owens-Ills Glass -25
Oxford Paper pfd 6 %
Pacific Ooast Co_ -10
1st preferred.- (+)
2d preferred., (t)
Pac Eastern Oorp.l
Pacific West Oil. (t)
Packard Motor—10
Palrpoint Corp -100
Pan-Am Airways 10
Pan Am Petrol A
w
14
Ontario
Pathe Exch Ino.-(t) d
11%
Nat Rub Mach-.(t)
Nat Screen Serv.(t)
Nat Service Oos.(f
(f
18
20%
26
Conv part pref.
10
87
4
Corp v t c.t
A—1O0
Preferred
Transpcom.. - 5 d
Panhandle P A R__ t d
Preferred
100
5%
98
Nat Pap A Type.100 d
Preferred
136
23*1
18%
Nat Dairy Prod.-(f)
Preferred cl A-100
Nat Dept Stores...!
$2.60
4%
54%
30
50c.
Nat Fire-Proofing 60
38
4%
14%
75
Preferred
50
Nat Fuel Gas
(t)
National Lead—100
35%
Maytag Oo
1
1st $6 pref
(t)
13 con cm pf— (t)
22
13%
Nat Aviation
3
Mavis Bottling A--1
Mayflower4Assoc_ (t)
May (The) Dept
6%
9%
2?*
1
28
108*
Stores Oo com..10
5%
110
17
Omnibus
AV*
7%
175
50
Preferred
100
Oilstocks, Ltd...—t
Okonite pref
100
Oliver Farm Equip, t
6% pr pf w warr-t
22
National
Nat DIst Prod
16%
..100
Preferred
2!H
$7 conv pref
it)
Munslngwear Inc.10
Murphy (G O) Oo
8% cum pref--100
Murray Corp
10
Murray Ohio Mfg
Myers (FE) A Bro(f)
Nash Motors—_(t)
Preferred
30
45
Ohio Leather —-(t)
Ohio Oil
(t)
3
Mount'n A Gulf Oil 1
Mountain Prod—10
Mullins Mfg
(t)
1st
%
MarshallFleldA Oo.t
Martin-Parry Cor.t
Mathi'son Alkall_60
18
3
48
21%
7%
3%
50
—
21%
Moto Meter G A E.l
Motor Products
t
Nat American
-(t)
Ohio Brass pref—100
Class B
+
9%
-
Nat Acme Oo
5
7%
137%
Rubber
22
45
t
Class A
25
Morse Twist DrUl
A Machinery.-100
$2
8%
12
Novadel Agene—(t)
Ogilvie F1 Mills—(t)
Preferred
100
75%
19
3
Nat Cash Reg
Nat Container
"2
%
5%
Norwalk Tire A
16
74
2d preferred--100
Nat Oarbon pref. 100
Pref class B—100
26
N'West Yeast—100
Preferred
Class A
(t)
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref
(t)
Moore Dr For A_(t)
Morrell (John) A Oof
MorrIs(Phil.)AOo 10
Morris (Philip) Cons
National BrickNat Candy
2
N'west Eng com_(t)
22%
1st
2
Class B_
3%
18%
22%
Preferred
12%
33%
North German Lloyd
Amer shares
North A Judd
t
Nat Breweries
75
Corp convpf—(t)
North Cent Texas_5
No European OH
Ward
Nat Biscuit
47%
7%
North Pipe Line--50
Co common
9
1
Amer Avia.l
North am Warren
49
8
Mangel St com.-(f)
6%% pf w w—100
16
North
23
47%
8%
Mandel Bros Ino_(t)
29
12
OhUe
Noma Elec Corp_(t)
Monsanto Oh WkslO d
8
49
3
12%
A
Preferred
25%
7%
65
10
.
3
3
48%
17
13%
73
100
Nitrate Corp of
ctfs for ord B
2%
3
25^
3
i%
FUe_. (t)
Nlles-Bem't-P'd
(+)
7%
34
ManatI Sugar—100
Preferred
100
25
21%
65%
1%
100
-100
35
1
9
10"
38
Y Merchandise—
First pref 7%-lOu
N Y ShipbuUdlng—1 d
4
Voehrlnger pf .100
Mohawk RubD-.(t)
Preferred
100
Mot Wheel Corp—5
1%
1
(t) dk
Common
.25
Nicholson
100
Minneap-Honeywell
Regulator
6% pref ser A.100 k
Mlnneap-Mollne
Power Implem..t d
$6.50 cum Dref-.T d
"l%
18%
100
Preferred
Mo Portl Cement-25
75
75
"3
A
Mock Judson
100
preferred.-100
10
(I)
common
89
90
Lord A Taylor.-100
2d
Miller
89 %
140
Loew's Boston Th 25
LorUlard (P)
Preferred
28c
—.100
Kayser (Jul) A Co.5 d
Keith-Albee Orph—
7% preferred.. 100
KeUogg Switch A 810
28%
5%
3H
$6 % cum pref
with purch warf d
15
3%
10%
4
1
Second pref
N Y Dock
1%
6
17%
t
Sons
Pref 6%%
40
4*
Mldvale Oo
Montgomery
(t)
100
sh
8
2%
1st preferred.-100
37%
] in
25c
t
.
_t d
inter Silver
11
50c
37
10
$2 non-cum
6
10
1st pref
I.oft Inc
4%
N
100
dlv
(t)
4%
—.
1 d
N Y Investors Inc(t) d
First pref
100
11%
3
70
N Y Air Brake
7% pref
Loew's Ohio Theatre
5c
56%
2%
1%
Intl Rustless Iron—1
Internal Salt
Internat Shoe
l\*
4%
"Ik
1%
%
com
N Y Transit
20
121
1%
1%
3%
11
4
14
19
Wks.t
Lion Oil Refg
d
c—(t)
2%
14
New Mexico A
Arlsona Land— 1
N Y Auction—(t)
4
3%
68
Lima
Macy(R H)Co Inc
war)...100
Internet Prod—(f)
Intl Saf
89
130
Link Belt Oo
100
pf-100
13%
Lindsay Light
d
100 d
88%
25
100
Locom
Vo pref
N J Worsted
Midland Steel
35
28%
5
LIg A Myers Tob.25
Preferred
New Hav Cl
60"
64
2
B
20%
First pref
Liberty Baking
1st
com.60 d
60 d
Preferred-.
Pref warrants. 100 k
Llbbey-Owens-Fordt d
Lib McNeil A Lib. 10
Preferred
19%
vtc—(t) k
Royalty—
$2 conv pref
(t)
4
Cord¬
50"
5
Products cem—t
20%
3%
Prior pref
100
Int Business Macb.t
d 120
Inter Button Hole
Sew Machine.-10
9
Int Carriers Ltd
1 d
7%
Int Cement Corp
t d 27%
i+)
({)
9
20%
43
37
t d
Preferred
Harvester— (t)
Preferred
100
%
6%
35
100
Common
5
18
A*
62
Interlake Iron—-(f) d
Interlake
Steamshlf)
Int Agr Cor com
_t d
Int Petrol
Int Ptg Ink
Preferred
t
v
Bedford
70
Lily Tulip Cup_-(t)
54
102
.
Int
7%
v
25
Indus Finance vtc 10
Industrial Rayon (t) d
InsersoU-Rand
(t) d
Preferred_
.loo
Insur Oo of N A—10
Inland Steel
(t)
Publishing
20
(t) d
Preferred
Oil non-vot
A-(t)
Class B
int
Class A
3%
3
2
17%
65
Class B
63%
20%
%
60
60
k
m
16%
2%
Preferred
100 k
Metro-GoldPlct pf 27 d
29%
age com
15 d
Preferred
100
New Bradford OH. .6 d
New Engl Grain
Products com—(t)
1H
Midland
2%
5%
India Tire A Rub. (t)
Rub
11
10
3
63%
Lehman Corp.--(f)
Lehn A Fink Prod 5 d
Leonard Oil Dev.-25
intercom
9%
1%
6%
8%
15%
Lehigh Valley Ooait d
0% cum conv pf 50
of Gt. Brit Alrel'd
■IX
t d
pref 100
conv
Common.
(t)
Preferred 7%_100
Newport Indust—1
Middle States Pet-
Lee Rub A Tire—.. 6 d
Lefcourt Rlty Corp 1'
Oonv pref
_(t)
Leh Coal A Nav.(t)
Leh Portl Cement 50
Preferred
Neptune Meter A (t)
Newberry (J J) Co
1 d
Michigan Sugar.-10 d
Preferred——10
Mid-Oont Pet.
_(t) d
6
65
95
7%
New
Machine—(t) d
31
Nelson (Herman) __5
35
Mich Steel Tube.(
36
12
18
Common
(t)
Preferred
50
Merrlt, Chapman A
Scott..
—(t)
"l%
4
35
60
-100 d
Mexico-Ohio Oil.
Mich Gas A Oil-
34
100
90
34%
1%
34%
20%
2%
%
.
8
Corp pref. 100
Mex Eagle OH
Mexican Petrol
-—25
9%
r
Imperial Tobacco
Cumpref
15%
Lawrence Portland
Cement
100
\lH
Imperial Tobacco
—
28%
common
8%
Merrimac Hat G
Mesta
20%
2%
Nehi Corp com—(t)
Neisner Bros..
(t)
321
MercantUe Stores(t)
Preferred
100
Metron Pav Brick
Lane Bryant Inc com
27"
80
Mesabi Iron
34
29
17
50
r
t d
Clark
Registered shares, d
Indepen firew'g
Preferred
12%
96
6*!
8
of Canada com..6
12%
94
3%
26
Imperial OH Ltd
40
Landers, Frary A
Huylers Sta (Del) (t)
HygradeFoodProd -5
Hygrade Sylvan-(f)
Ideal Cement— (t)
Illinois Brick
16%
Woods
Lambert Co
1UU k
_
~6%
6
15
.50
the
Preferred
100
Lakey Fdy A Mach t
(f) k
preferred
of
Milling
Huylers Inc—
62
32%
common t d
Laclede Steel
10
10
Common—
(8H) AOo,(f)
%
Kroger Grocery A
2
com
Preferred
100
Hudson Mot Oar__t
Humble Oil AR__26
7%
4
2lPs
25
Howe 8cale
10 d
100
Preferred
Household Fin pf_60
Houston OH (Tex) 100
%
50
Natomas Oo of Cal
21
Merck
£1
Com (vot).
14%
t d
16
Koppers Gas A Coke
Preferred
100 k
Kresge Dept Stores 6 d
Preferred
100
Kresge (S 8) Oo—
59
Corp
common.---—(t)
100
MengelCo
1
7% cum pref—100
Kolster-Brand Ltd—
10
Shoe
49
Preferred
100
Nat') Transit .12.60 d
Nat Union Radio (f)
1st pf 6%
6H
J
Cum pref 7%_100
is
\
Melville
121
8
6% preferred.-100
Mead Johnson A Oof
22%
100
Nat Tea com
t
National Tile
(t)
Nat Toll Bridge A(t)
Nat Tool com-.
50
5
39
25
Preferred--
82
3
25
45
44%
38%
Nat Sugar Refg—(t) d
Nat Supply Oo
6
4%
12 %
%
5
25 d
2
8
4%
81%
Preference A
50
McLeUan Sts com(t)
3
1
17
8
2
cl B_t
cm
Common
Kobacker Stores—
19%
Non vot
Nat Shirt Sh Del (t)
Nat Steel
McKeesport T PI (t)
1
Hat com ..ft) d
Bid.
Par.
Per share.
23%
McKesson A Robb—-
Klrby Petrol
(t)
Klein (D E)
CO-fj)
81.
Stocks.
Preferred-—-100
Pf(7 %)(non-v) 100
McGraw-Hill Pub-t
48
16
.
„2d preferred—100
i
7%
9%
44
Ask.
23
McCall Corp
ft)
McCord Rad ct B (t)
McOrory Sts (vot)-t
24
I*
Common
_.t
Klnner Air & Mot.l
Kinney (G R) Inc._t
Preferred
100
Knox
Hires (OE) OoA_(t)
Hollander (A) ABon it) d
Holland Furnace, t d
Holly Sug Oo
Bid
Par.
Per share.
KJmberly-OlarkOdrp
Higbee 1st pref- .100
„
Stocks.
4
23*
cum
pref —♦
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
Oonv class A——1
Class B
_1
Kelvinator Oorp.(t)
K«ndall Co$6 pfd (t)
6%
Preferred
Ask.
89
stocks
Per share.
8
3%
miscellaneous
s
Sale price,
x
Ex-dividend.
|/B
INDUSTRIAL
90
2 d
1 d
Pennroad Oorp
Peoples Drug Stores
Common
(t)
0% % cum pref.10 d
Pet Milk..
(t) d
Bitter Dental Mfg-t
28%
River Raisin Pap (t)
Riverside Silk Mills t
Rockwood
78
10%
7% preferred—100 k
Preferred
10%
4
9
(t
5
Root RefOo
14%
4
25
50
19
21
Roxy Theatre units.
Common
(t)
d
Phil A Bead O A I.
d
Phillip-Jones Oorp.
d
10
Preferred
Phillips Petrol
Phoenix Hosiery
f d
100
35%
6%
8
naot
Oorp
t
7
Preferred
.100
12
Pierce
Governor.(t)
Pierce Oil Oorp
Preferred
100
Pierce Petrol
8
20
4%
i %
10%
1%
4%
26
—
Pigg Wigg Oorp...
Plllsbury Flour Mills
(t) d
Pilot Radio & T A.
common
d
PittB Screw A Bolt (t
3%
9
38
45
Salt Creek Con OHIO
1
Salt Greek Prod.-IT
32
6
Savage Arms
(t)
Savan'h Sug com..t
38
60
8%
55%
2%
Pittston Oo
(f)
Plimpton Mfg OolOO
Plymouth Oil
5
Poor & Oo class B.(t)
A*
5i*
Preferred
Scott Paper
8
t
7% pref ser A.100
6% pref ser B.100
Scovill Mfg
Seaboard Oil
16
8
Porto Rlc A Tob—
Prairie Oil a uas .26
5%
3%
1%
11%
Prairie Pipe L
15
17%
20
5
26
2
(t)
100
100
5
Prac a Gamble., (t)
8 % Preferred._ 100
41
4
pyrene Mfg
..
10
Quaker Oats
(t)
itaaia-Keith-Orpb _t
Railroad Shares. _(f)
Rwy & Lt Secur(t)
1%
5%
8%
50
3%
1%
11%
%
%
11%
Pref
Keece
voting)..100
■
irA
6*% pref
100
Rels (Robt) & Oo-.r
1st pref (Ohio) inn
Belter-Foster OH. ft)
Reliable Stores
({)
Reliance Internat At
Reliance Mgt(OhIo)t
Remington Arms __t
1st pref.
100
_
n
Rand
1
cam
Pro/
100
Reo Motor Oar
ion
6
Id pref
Republic Steel—_ (t)
Preferred
100
Reepro Inc
t
Preferred
10
Revere Cop A Br..t
k
r
Preferred
100
Silver (Isaac) A Brot
r
7%
cum cv
pf.lOf
1
Petrol Oo.lC d
1%
22%
72
If*
6
76
7
28
27%
36
7%
9
12
it*
25
45
75
Reynolds
18%
t
Met
(t)
Reynolds Spring.
Reynolds Tob
B common
..
[U
„t
10
60 H
10
4|H
Rhinelander Pap 100
Rice Stix Dry Gds.t
lot Pref
2nd pref
2
100
loo
18%
9%
61
42%
14
75
5%
14"
13%
10%
11
Oorp(+)
25
43
40
43%
4%
4%
11
11 %
Pref with warr.100
80
89
50
5%
2%
+
South Penn Oil
5%
5
17
32%
37
25
40
11
13
35%
50
40
12
2%
28
d
d
d
17
17%
5
4%
10%
12
25
8
35
9
1
d
10%
(t)
20%
Standard Brands (t) d
87 pref ser A
+ d 122
11%
20%
com
125
80
Pref
25
x-warr
25
Richman Bros
<
(t) Jfc
Richman Radiator—
Common
7%
V
conv
(f)
pref...t
7
1%
22 %
d
5%
6
7^0
d ?8
11?^
950
,
58
28%
12
J
42
1%
1
41
%
1%
95%
2%
2%
100 *
Thompaon-Starrel (t) «
83% pref
m d
Thompson (J R)..2M
Thompion Prod A.t d
Tide W Assn OH
"t d
.
100
Univ
Leaf Tot>_. (t)
13
13
13%
7%
JP
42
41
,
14
5%
25%
I
18%
2
5%
—
(t)
7% preferred..100
Valley Mould A Iron
common
(t)
1%
21%
15
25
1
Van Camp Pkg—(t)
21
21%
%
26
Preferred
W.
Van Raalte Oo
30
1st preferred.. 100
Stamped
Venezuelan
18P.
d
Petrol
TnrrlngtonOo
,
Preferred
51
10
3%
.
7%
84
Trunz Pork Stores (t)
Truscon Steel—.100
6%
Union Oarb A Oarb t
Union Oil of Oalif .25
Un St YdeOmahalOO
Union Tank Gar. (t)
Unit Aire A Trans,
14%
J
27%
98
,1 %
13%
38%
16 %
72
21%
,
d
15%
6%
105
2%
Warner Aircraft,
Warner
15
Bros
9%
o
lVi
28
%
(f)
K)%
2%
2lM
Pict—d
Common
39
16%
6%
(t)
Preferred
4%
4
15
(f)
Warner-Quinlan
75
Oo
3
(f)
Warren Bros
1
13
13^
27
62
16
16%
46%
8%
Oonv pref
(ti
Warren FdyA Pipe
Washburn wire—(t)
Watson (J W) Oo (t)
26
43
Unit Amer Bosch.(t) ®
United Biscuit—
d
of Am com
21%
31%
60%
warr.50d
Pf without warr 50 d
Pref with
10
12%
23%
Wayne Pump
Oonv pref
'
23%
101
22%
4%
Unlted-Carr Fast (t)
United
Chemical
115
,
L
(f)
I*
(f)
1%
4%
W ebster Eisenlohr 25
58%
65
60
$7 preferred —100
WelchGrape Juice
Preferred
100
Wells Fargo Expr—
70
1%
1%
W esaon Oil A Snow¬
20
$3 part pref
(t)
Un Cigar Stores. .10
Preferred
100
drift
t c
r
20
West Air Express. 10
West Auto Supply—
Canadian price
t No par value.
s
Sale price.
21%
52
(f)
14 conv pref
21c
2
v
Common A
A: Last sale, n Nominal,
stock and curb exchanges.
10
50
12
Oom Olass B.. (t)
Preferred
100
28%
13
40
100
Oom Olass A.,
15%
5
31
,
d
(t)
pref. 100
II*
Walworth
Os
(t)
Ward Baking Oorp—
24
f
conv
Preferred
34
(f) d
2%
d
8%
85%
75
(H) Good'm
com..(t)
(r)
Waltham WatchB(t)
Prior pref
100
,
Oorp.. (t)
Walgreen Oo com ft)
0%% cum pf .100
Preferred
„
J
1%
7%
18%
t
& Worts
18
6%
d
2
W aitt A Bond Inc A (t)
Olass B
(f)
Walker
---
Ulen A Co com
Underwood Elliott
Fisher
_(f)
Preferred
100
Unexcelled Mfg. .10
10%
Oorp
2
d
95
Walker Dishwasher
16 %
Tubize Chatillon (f)
Class A
—1
Preferred B
34%
....
100
(t)
Waldorf System
51%
50
10P
W aco Aircraft
Truax-TraerCoallOO
Trumbull-Olifrs
Furnace Dref
(t)
Preferred.
.
12%
30
5%
Vulcan DetlnnlnglOt
Steel Forging
fd
Trico Products _(t)
Triplex Saf Glass—.
Am dep rets reg £1 *
12
7%
15
100
Vogt Mfg
II
TransamerlcaOorp t d
Trans Lux Daylight
Picture Screen... 1
22%
2%
1
0% part pref.. 100
Va Iron O A O..10C
Prod Expts.
Todd Shipyards,
4
37%
Va-Caro Ohem—
7% prior pref. 100
'Tob
3%
100
Preferred
Vanadium Oorp
Common
d
£
(t) £
(t) d
(t)id
I
%
Common
(t)
Stocks, Inc
40
109
(f)
Univ Pipe A Rad.
Preferred.
..100
Vadsco Sales Oorp
65
25%
1%
2%
Universal Pictures(t)
1st preferred
100
25
62
5%
,
d
Timken Roll Bear (f)
Tobacco & Allied
%
75
105
10P
Cooler A. (t)
B
'3%
3
50^
3
I*
Preferred
24
}2H
d
t
100
Timken-Det Axie.io
"3%
3%
20
127%
t
c_(t)
16 preferred...(t)
United Wall Pap_(T)
Univer
81%
80
t
v
1
H*
100
Common
70
----
d
.1
18%
18%
40
nnited Garbon vtc t d
1%
%
52""
95
100
pref
Class
.
United Business
Publishers pf__ 100 d
77
a Purchaser also pays accrued div.
d Price per share, not per cent.
Ex-rights.
z Minimum price established on Montreal and Toronto
d
,
7%
Richfield Oil of Oalif
Common
5%
Un BAP
5
4%
%
Common
Spear A Oo
d
Tung-Sol Lamp. _(t)
33
Spalding (AG) ABr (t)
1st preferred..ion
Spang Ohalf't A Oo t
6% cum pref. .100
Sparks-Wltn'gt'n Oo
Stahl-Meyer
5
A*
ill*
25
t
t
Pref
100
Spencer Kellogg, (f)
Sperry Corp v t c__1
Splcer Mfg Oo
(t)
83 cum conv pref t
Spiegel-May-Stern
Splitdorf-Beth El(t)
3
5%
So Porto RIcoSug (+)
Preferred
.100
S'west Pa P L
20
2
Transp (t)
8%
12%
5%
.4%
22%
%
12%
ThatcherMfg(vot)(ti d
Conv pref
(t) »
Thayer-Fosspref 100
Tide Water Oil
49%
51%
Preferred
100
United Stores com.t
7
5
,
Transue A Williams
40
t
1st
Land
Trans Air Transp
13
Exp..100
2
%
d
Trust old stk—100
Preferred
42
49
Tobacco Products (t)
9
Socony Vacuum
Corp
25 d
Solvay Amor Inv
Olass B.
(t)
Co...
9%
11%
27%
40%
50
Preferred..
16"
Pref (non-vot)
...100
3*
6%
26%
21%
4%
-
31
South Air
8
—
.
27%
South'n Pipe Line 10
Southland Royal.(t)
1%
6%
_
II
U 8 Stores com., (t)
_.
7 % conv pref.
38
30
Southeast
25
2%
10
27
t d
(t) d
preferred..100
Preferred
15
9%
USSm RefAMIn.50
Tex Par CoalAOil.lO
Tbermoid
48
25%
Sloss-Sheff 8 A 1.100
4%
3%
3%
1%
M
143%
2%
South Dairies A.,
J%
<•
100
U 8 Stamping
100
U 8 Steel Corp.. 100
Texon Oil & Land..t
7%
I*
I*
60
_(t)
Rubber
1st
10
18
18
U 8
Texas Gulf Sulph (f)
'm
16%
18%
17%
UBKeaJty&lmp
100
Pacific
18
Preferred
(t >
Telaut'g'pb Corp.. 5
Tennessee Corp..
5
Tennessee Prod pf.50
Texas Oorporatlon25
Texas
16%
(t)
Preferred
6%
38%
Simon (Franklin) &
35
Oo pref
1H(
141
Singer Mfg...._10f
1%
Singer Mfg Ltd... £1 d
8%
Skelly OU
25 d
36
6% cum pref..100
Snider Packing., (f)
109
1%
J
d
Simmons Oo
6%
37%
9%
5%
17%
7%
47%
37%
89%
13%
70
Smyth Mfg Oo
8
1%
t d
5%% conv pf.100
Smith (A O)
7% cum pref..100
Reybarn Co Inc
1
Reynolds Invest, (t)
Class A
d
Sherw-Williams __2A d
14
16%
20
~8%
_(t)
£2 d
55
%
Jbutton-Hole
Rem |
Pen
Preferred.
Machine
10
Reece Fold Mach.10
Reeves (Daniel), (t)
_
15
Silk
Raybestos-Manhat t
Red Bank Oil
(f)
....
Shell Transp A Tr
Shell Union Oil
%
5
4%
Sharp A Dohme
" d
83.50conv pref—. d
Simms
116
3%
1%
9%
Hosiery M (vot)10
"%6
1 d
c
6% prelAA—10C
Oan._(t)
22%
4%
Rainbow Luminous
Product A
Olass B com
Kteal
Servel Govt
65
20
1st pref
U 8 Tobacco
Preferred
Technicolor Inc
23%
1%
U S Radiator
Iron A Steel com. t
4%
20%
%
U 8 Playing Card. 10
U 8 Print A Lltho—
Common
(t)
100
Taylor Milling
Taylor-Wharton
1
75
23
Common
17%
2%|
t
Preferred
70%
pref—.(t)
Pipe A Foundry
U 8
t
A
14%
cum pr pf.10
Part conv Acl A(t)
Taggart Oorp com. t
Tastyeast Inc cl A(t)
Taylor-Oolqultt Oo t
6
4%
17
100
.
Sher-Wms
21%
3%
114
Olass
34
3
50 d
_
Preferred..
Sheaffer
49
Rainier Pulp & PapA
Preferred.
Preferred v t c-100
Sharon Steel Hp. (t!
78
42
8
„
30%
Oo
46
13
ft)
Alcohol,
9
45"
7%
InterL.at'1—15
_.
Sentry Safety Con(t)
7^
74$
It*
73
Symington Oo
%
(t) d
com
Sellers (G I) & Sons
Co pref
..inn
1%
(
8% preferred.. 100
Purity Bakeries. _(f)
ware
Shattnck (Frank G>
41
(
%---(t)
Sc Hard-
3
"I
Propper M'Call'm(t)
Prudential Invest (t)
$6 preferred
(t)
Pullman Inc..
Pure Oil Oo...
2%
8%
4
Producers Royalty. 1
30%
32%
Seeman Bros
Seiberling Rubb. (t) d
100
1%
4
19
23%
31%
4%
Segal Lock &
2
41%
155
99
Publication Oorp (t)
First pref
100
5%
3%
8
7%
1%
100
17%
22%
31%
26
(t) d
Swift
8 Ind
112
8%
Machin'y5
U S Lines
25
Swift A
8 Hoff
39^
109
10r
Preferred
U
Sweets Oo of Am_50
101
92
Seagrave Oorp
.
ck a
Sears, Roebuck A
Co common
u— (t) d
(
11%
16%
(+)
if)
100
39%
25
Preferred
iVA
50c
20
U
Swan A Finch Oil.25
40
26
U 8 Gypsum
Cement B
26
37%
13%
16%
U 8 Glass
Superior Steel
job
Swallow Airplane (t)
5%
20
1
U S Freight
42%
94
%
.Id
Portland—
Superior
I
4%
10%
7%
U 8 Leather v tc.(t
Superior Oil..
94
12%
Scotten-Dillen ...10
3
90
15%
9
86
72
5%
d
T
Sugar Estates
Oriente pref...100
Sun Oil com
(f) d
6% cum pref..100
SunrayOil
5
Superheater Oo_. (t) d
3%
35%
%
8%
10
10u
.
100
5
66
U 8 Express... ..100
U 8 Finishing
(t)
Preferred.
100
8 Foil B
3%
20
40
8 Envelope—100
Preferred
100
y
Stuti Motor Oar_.t
66
com
(t)
7 % preferred—100
Schulte Retail St.. 1
70
1%
5% pref.
100
Pr«rl A Ref Oorp. 50
Preferred
50
Ctfs of deposit
8%
It*
100
Schiff Oo
Pitts United Corp 25
7 % conv pf
100
Preferred
100
Preferred.
10
100
Preferred
I*
si*
s*
ilH
Preferred
10
14%
3%
3%
20%
14%
(f)
Oorp
Preferred
St Regis Pap. com.it
°referred
Studebaker
37%
10
1%
%
AFullerft)
Stroock & Oo
15
t
100
U 8 DIstrib
9
Webster (t) d
Stone A
2
100
Preferred
16
Plttsb Term OoallOO
Preferred
100
Price Bros
Stix Baer
95
sf.
—100
Preferred..
7
25
40
35
Speed.10 d
Stinnes(Hugo)Oorpt k
47%
U 8 Dairy Prod A (t)
Common
B—(t)
30
Stew-Warn
40
2
...(f>
.
U 8 Bobb A Shut.100
7
3%
38
Preferred
%
25 r
2
cood—(t)
Sugar
Un Prof Sharing, (t)
Untd 8b Mach «Jo25
Preferred.
26
28
(f) d
25 d
14*
75
Preferred—-.100
United Ports Rlcau
79r/
Preferred
Preferred
52
preferred_.(+)
Stetson (J B)
34
15%
Pittsburgh Steel Fdy
com
(t) d
Pratt & Lambert
Pressed Steel Oar
26
St L Rocky Mt A
Pacific Oo
100
38
5%
88
4
14%
Unit Piece Dye com T
6%
6%% pref
100fc
Stein Cosmetics—(t) k
Steel Oo of Can., (t) r
90c
7% preferred.. 100
30
Stein (A) & Co—
Common.
(t) s
47%
50%
23
St Lawrence Flour
Mills com
100
46
d
Plttsb Steel pref.101
26%
m
ii*
50
Paperboard 100
Unit
—.
97
Preferred
100
St L Car Co corn..10
7
1
96
50
A
Pref class
10%
1%
3%
Preferred
60
Pitts Coal (Pa)..100
Preferred
100
Plttsb Oil A Gas
6 d
Plttsb PI Glass...25
Class B
Potrero Sugar.
*
I on
_
.
21%
Pltney-Bowes Post."
Plttsb Brewing. ..60
Olass A
%
26%
9%
29%
3%
16%
45%
50%
86%
St L Mat Stk Y__100
Pirelli Oo of Italy
Am shs 600 lire..
Preferred
%
Ryan Cons Petrol (t)
Ryerson (Jos)
(t)
Safety Oar H A L100
Safeway Stores..(t)
6% pref
100
7% pref..
...ion
St Joseph Stk Yd 100
St Lawrence Oorp (t)
8
Pie Bakeries Inc.(t)
Oar
Ruberoid Oo
Royal Dutch Go *
v
lH
Royal Typewriter (t)
14%
6
Preferred
Pierce-Arrow
60
14
5%
8%
36
23
5
(t)
Preferred A
5%
3%
25%
d
d
5% preferred.. 100 d 81
Stand Oil Expt pflOO
100
Standard 8crew_100
30
Preferred A
100
100
Stan Text Prod
100
Preferred A
100
Preferred B—100
Stanley Works...25 d
19
8tarrett(L S) Oo.(t> d
7%
Starrett
Oorp.— Id
2
Preferred
10 d
9-16
IP.
Conv prior pref.10
Rossia Int Corp.. (t)
Phlla Insul Wire.—
Stand Oil (Ohio)__25
Stand
1
12
Stand OH of N J—25
Stand
—
14%
Stand
25%
15%
15
10
100
Petrol & Trading A.
Phelps-Dodge
26 d
Phlla Dairy pref
with warrants—.t
2%
d
d
Stand
3%
Dye wood. 100
Preferred
100
United El Goal v t c t
Un Eng A Fdy
1
United Fruit
t
United MUk Prod (t)
United
33
28%
13
2%
United Corp warr—
United Dry Dock (t)
29
d
d
share.
Par
2%
(Oal)—(t>
Oil (Ind)_..25
Oil (Kan)„ 10
Oil (Ky)... 10
Oil (Neb)..25
Stand Oil
39%
1%
Rogers Peetcom.100
Roosevelt Field
6
8
16
50
11%
Oo—(t)
100
Preferred
10
1(,H
27
Stand Cap A Steel .5
Stand Oom Tob—1
10
2
2
Rocky Mt Fuel—100
75
Warrants
Petrol Derivatives
4
46
24
Pet Oorp of Am...5
8%
14%
1)
Hlke-Kumler
4
45
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share
Par
Per share.
Par
Per share.
Penn-Mex Fuel
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Stooks.
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
&
53
15
(t) k
17%
x Ex-dividend
*
June, 1933.]
INDUSTRIAL & MISOELLAUEOUS STOCKS
8tocks.
Bid.
Par
A
74
2*
7
8
28
m
9
12
t
100
100
14
54
(t) d
(t) d
t Ns par value,
2
54
WIllys-0 verland. _25
Preferred
100
Wilson & Co
t
Class A
t
Preferred
100
Wolverine PortlO 10
r
Ask.
J
41
45
5s
)
35
39
35
39
5s 1965
5s
I
JL €7 KM ml
VJIW
■
A
4U
wm
mm
35
39
35
39
3
43
9
«•
43
47
43
43
54
Bonds.
Bid.
25
5s
V
California—5s
29
>
o
29
33
<
5s July 1 1953
Central Iowa—6s '
5s May 1 1942
4Kb Nov 1 '52 c
Chicago Joint 5 *s
6 s 1951 opt 193
5 s 1952 opt 193
5s 1963 opt 1931
4Ks 1952 opt II
4Ks 1963 opt 1
414s 1952 opt
■
itiut
)
44
46
First Trust of Dallas—
49
<
54a Nov 1951 opt 1931.
remont—5s 1953 opt *2
5s 1952 opt 1932
5s 1954 opt 1934
/
20
r
26
26
20
51
54
26
44a Mar 1958 opt 1938.
44a 1956 opt 1936
Iowa 44a 1955 opt 1935—
mm* tm
40
f
46
4i
32
32
32
36
52*
51
50
47
52
44
49
.44
/ 13
/
13
/ 13
5s 1953 opt 1933
1
/ 13
5*s 1951 opt 1931
/
13
First of Montgomery 5s *54
34
opt '34
49
17
17
17
17
17
38
38
38
38
44
44
44
-JAJ
JAD
18
18
18
18
MAN
JAD
MAS
MAS
18
JAJ
18
.MAN
54
54
MAN
MAN
—JAJ
JAJ
MAS
54
54
54
54
o
44
42
50
50
50
44
48
48
48
44
44
49
5s Aug 1955 opt 1935
talon (Det) 6s *54
53
53
^
53
Minneapolis Trust—
42
44
46
5s 1955 opt 1935
48
50
50
46
50
JAJ
46
46
46
50
50
50
46
50
46
50
50
5s 1956
opt 1936
—.JAD
No Oaro—5s '53 opt '38—MAS
6s 1952 opt 193 1—
MAN
5sl955 opt 193 J
6s 1956
opt 1936
FAA
46
46
39
STOCKS
43
43
43
43
MAS
AAO
39
5s 1954 opt 1934 JAJ
6s Jan 1958 opt 1938.
JAJ
iOregon-Wash 5s '52
opt' 12.MAN
5s Oct 1953 opt 1933
.AAO
41
41
41
40
40
50
50
50
43
43
43
43
47
47
47
Par
Atlanta.
,
46
41
37
43
41
40
43
39
39
37
41
lrglnia-Oaro 5s '53 opt '33-MAN
5s Aug 1954 opt 1934
FAA
5s May 1957 opt 1937—MAN
6s 1956 opt 1936—
FAA
Virginia—5s '53 opt *33—MAN
5s Nov 1 1951
opt 1931—MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
50
5s 1956 opt 1936
MAN
N Y A Pa—5s '53 opt '33...JAJ
N Y A N J 5s 1953
opt '33..JAD
6s 1954 opt 1934
...MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAD
13
13
13
4*s 1957 opt 1937——JAJ
Union Louis vine. Ky—
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
5s Nov 1954 opt 1934—MAN
6s 1957 opt 1937
FAA
I';.
46
47
13
6s May 1955
opt 1935—MAN
6s 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
6s 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
4*s 1955 opt 1935JAJ
4 4a 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
—
38
-FAA
opt *34..MAN
53
49
53
36
54
64
44
henandoah Val 5s 45 op '35 JAD
Minn 54a '51 opt "31
MAN
5s May 1953 opt 1933
MAN
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
5s 1964 opt 1934
MAN /
outhwest (Little Rock, Ark.)—
5s May 1956 opt 1936 —MAN
5s May 1957 opt 1937—MAN
62
46
36
47
5s 1957 opt 1937
5s Mar 1958 opt *38
62
46
36
49*
45
43
51
62
46
36
32
32
53
53
60
,
49
i
5s 1953 opt 1933
5s 1954 opt 1934
5s 1956 opt 1936
40
46
r
May 1953 opt *33
39
38
46
40
40
5s
53
Antonio—
36
58
54
54
49*
an
42
58
54
51
42
58
54
51
1928
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934
5s 1955 opt 1935
44a 1956 opt 1936
42
48
26
51
opt 1938
1953 opt '33
1932
42
54
54
34
34
34
5s Jan 1958
St Louis—5s
5s 1952 opt
5s 1943 opt
mmmm
40
26
51
51
44
53
35
52*
52*
52*
52*
f
'«•
44
opt 1936—JAJ
33
26
f
f
45
38
38
38
26
49*
49*
49*
44
45
50
26
l
*8!
5s
26
•
1963
46
46
44
50
50
44
44
5s 1967 opt 1937
MAS
Phoenix 44a *61 opt *41
JAD
5s 1961 optional 1941
JAD
Potomac 5s 1954 opt 1934—JAD
5s 1956 opt 1936—.
JAD
5s 1957
opt 1937
FAA
40
40
44
44
44
67
69
40
40
40
40
5s *5o opt '33.MAN
5s Feb 1955
opt 1935
FAA
5s 1966 opt 1936—
AAO
50
20
20
20
20
20
20
1 d
JAJ
Pennsylvania
42
(
51
►
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933
53
42
35
1
if
if
if
if
if
51
24
64
Bid.
64
64
64
65
20" *
20
1
29
(t)d
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934..MAS
5s
Sept 1957 opt 1937—MAS
Salt Lake O—5s ^53
op '33 JAJ
5s July 1956
opt '33
46
5s
Apr 1957 opt 1937
iOhlo-Penna
..
39
35
40
35
40
•
*
'
j
*
/Flat price,
d Price per share, not per cent.
16
49
100
5s 1954 opt 1934
MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
Los Angeles—5s '63
opt '33 JAJ
5s Mar 1957 opt 1937—MAS
San Fran—6s '53
53
49
60
33
20
Preferred
Portland. Ore—5s'53op'33 JAJ
46
.48
50
&
284
Pacific Coast Jt 8tk Land Bk—
48
42
First Trust of Chicago—
37
37
uyv
lstofFtWayne5*s'31oi
48
41
*
4*s 1965 opt 1935
AAO
)
Dallas—5s 1953
9
opt 1933_—MAS
6s
48
41
Jf
<
15
„.(t)
Bonds and Stocks.
40
44
1
_
Wire..
174
494
48
44
opt 1935
i
16
16
9c
Zenith Radio
Zonite Products
&
44
1943 opt 1933
j
)/
100
35
49
^
Young (L A) Spring
It*
33 4
Ask.
63
31
29
37
21
50
81
Preferred
Youngstown Sheet
A Tube
(unstpd.)f d
36
36
44
60
60
—
4
264
Wright Aeronaut'l.f
Wrigley (Wm) Jr__t
2
47
27
Dec 1953
Preferred A
100
Preferred B...100
*28.._j
j?
5s
6
16
47
3
40
100
54
100
-
894
154
Salt. 100
A Mach
47
9
*53 opt
43
43
14
39
Worthlngton Pump
47
r
)
Bankers—6s
-A
18
dep rects ord.
28c
16
52
Preferred
20
Young (J S) Co.. 100
i§*
Ask.
Per share.
Yale & Towne
25 d
Yellow
Truck
A
Coach Mfg cl B_ 10 d
Ltd—
94
47
5s 1954 opt 1934
14
Worcester
51
3
1
100
9
Bid.
Par
2
Woolworth
Am
8tocks.
3
4
84
51
1
47
47
I
14
Preferred
100
Woodward Iron. 100
Woolw'tb (P W1..10
2
Ask.
Per share.
(j)
Woodley Petrol
Woods Mfg
91
Canadian price.
Bid.
I
VW
64
Bid.
Par
Wood Chemical Prod
Class A
(t)
m
26C
3
d Price per share, not per cent,
Bonds
4*
(t;
Stocks.
Class B
30
5 d
_
Williams (R C)
WIl-Low Cafe.
Oonv pref
16 H
18
62
20
50 d
77
75
?7*
m
78
15*
17*
43*
2*4
Class A
15
73
Gas
WUcox-RIch Corp—
18
t
Pap_.j
Products
A
85*
Ask,
Per share.
White Rk MIn Spgst
First pref
100
Second pref
100
Wilcox A Glbbs—50
WUcox
(H P)
Oil
43*
iK
Preferred
100
Westvaco Chlorine
Wheel Steel Corp
Preferred
White Motor
WhiteSew Mach
Preferred
Bid.
Par
74
2 *
1st preferred
50
Weston El Instrn..t
W Va Pulp Ac
Stocks.
Per share.
West Dairy Pred At d
Class B v t c_ .ft) d
West Tab A Sta v t c
Westing Air Br'ke(t)
West'hse El 9c Mf _50
Class
Ask.
2%
7
quotation* wherever they can be obtained The custom,
Therefore in moat cases it will be found that Instead of actual
prices we have Inserted in the column headed "To Net" certain figures to Indicate the interest rate at which business in the bonds is being dons.
Thus 4.35% means that the particular security can be bought or sold at a price that will yield the purchaser or seller 4.35% per annum to 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 yield¬
State and municipal securitlea. we give bid and asked
municipal securities on the basis of the return they yield per annum.
below priced for
In reporting
however, la to quote
ing the lowest rate, and the longer maturities yielding the highest return.
In State and municipal bonds the custom has always been to quote them
Nota.—Owing to the present demoralized
"and interest." That is. the accrued interest must
in all cases be added on.
almost
practically out of the question and sales or
causes good bonds to be offered at almost
brokers and dealers find it difficult, and in many cases,
condition of the municipal bond markets,
impossible to make quotations for municipalJbonds. Bid prices, especially for the smaller municipalities, are
terms are simply a matter of bargaining between buyer and seller.
In fact the absolute lack of demand often
any
price.
.
V.
-
■
:
Bid.
Bonds.
UNITED STATES—See
First Liberty Loan—
8H% ofl932-1947_---J&I>
Oonv 4% of 1932-47.-J&D
Conv 4H% of 1932-47 J&D
2d conv 4 H% ,32-,47-J&D
Fourth Liberty Loan—
4 H% of 1933-38
A&O
Treasury 4H" 1947-1952 A&O
_
Treasury 4s
J&D
1944-54
2« Fan Oan Nov
102u,»
I0218»t
I02i»n
102
103»i»
1038,,
I0915»i
I09i8«i
105«»i
I05«i»i
1048»»
104108,
10l28i»
101*i»i
10l»3t
102
10l*ht
102
9928,,
99 H
10010»i
10028n
100",1
lOOiOn
100»n
102 <n
10217,,
10126si
101«»,
10228m
102»o«
101»»* 101i»3i
10220»i
10228ii
10l2n
101 <,i
101»n
10l22si
TEBBITOBIE8 & U. S. PO sses
Honolulu (City & County;—
6s Pub Impt 1958—J&D 15
6s Jan 15 "34-'56—. J&J 15
95
95
6 5.00
6 5.00
Hawaii,Terr,4Ha '49.M&S 15
4Hs Jan 1945
-—
to
6 4.90
to 4.70
6 5.00
to
4.75
to 4.75
6 5.00
92
89
89
4 Ha 1950—
1957
M&N
4Hs Oct 1959
4s g L Pur *84 opt *14—Q-F
4f P Wks & Imp 1935--Q-M
4s Impt 1936 opt 1916.F&A
92
92
88
«Hi
90
87
95
100
94
98
94
98
6s April 19556s Feb 1952- .
94
94
98
6Hs Aug 1941
99 X
98
102 X
Puerto Rico
4 Hi 1937-1940
J&J
4Hs Funding 1934-'40_J&J
4s Jan 1 1944-1950
J&J
4s gold 1933-1960
J&J
is July 1954
to 5.10
6 4.75
to 5.10
6 4.75
to 5.10
to 5.10
6 4.75
4H* Harbor imp 1934-73
4Hs 1952
M&S
4ms 1956 & 1959
M&S
4Hi *36. '42 '46. *49.—M&S
4s Pub Highway 1949-51-M&S
Anniston—
Ref g 5Hs
Dec 1 1939— —
6s Schools
1933-1947—J&J
5s Funding 1947
Birmingham 5Hs Pub Imp
1933-35
M&82
A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O
4Hs Pub Imp 1933-37.A&O
4Hs 1934-1936.
—A&O
4 Hi 1937-1960
A&O
4Hs Pub Imp 1933-1937—
"5sSewers Sept 20 '41—M&S
Gadsden 6% Impt 1933-3*-6s Schools 1933-40
J&D
Huntsville 6s Funding 1942..
6s Pub Imp 1936-1938
Jefferson County—
4Hs Ot H'se 1934-43—M&N
4Hs Ref 1934-1961
A&O
Mad'son Co 6s Refunding 1940
Mobile 6s School 1943—J&D
-
70
70
45
80
55
64
64
75
64
75
75
75
75
75
75
75
75
70
70
64
80
55
75
;
64
64
64
64
64
64
65
65
3.90
3.90
3.80
4
4.20 %
4.25 %
to
4
to
99
4.80
4.30
to
4.00
30
to 4.30
4%
%
35
33
28
4.60 %
to
25
22
23
19
to
6 4.00
to
5%
5%
1934 to '41.A&O 6 4.00
1934-'40.__A&0
to
5%
1933-51.J&D
1945.M&N
5.05
5.00
M&S
5s Municipal 1933-61—F&A
5Hs Harb Imp '33-'61M&N
LoiACSD 5Hs.'33-34 M&N
5Hs Nov 1935-60
M&N
6a 1933-1934.
.F&A
5s 1935-1964
F&A
4s 1933-1934—
J&D
4a 1935-1936
J&D
4s 1937-1945
J&D
4s 1946-1961
J&D
Los Ahg Co 4Hs '34-'49—F&A
4 Hs 1934-1969
6 4.50
6 4.50
6 5.00
6 5.00
6 "5.00"
5.00
5.00
5.05 %
5%
to 5.05 %
to 5.10 %
to 5.25
00
to
to
to 5.25
loo
5~. 10
to
L00
5.00
5.00
68
Oakdale Irrig Dist 5s.
I 16
Oakland 5Hs 1933-43—-F&A 6 4.00
4Hs Mun Imp '33-'43-F&A 6 4.00
4Hs 1934-1965
F&A 6 4.25
Oakland 8 D 4s 1933-44—J&J 6 4.00
Orange Co 5s 1934-45
M&S
Pasadena 4s Jan 1933-42.J&J
72
19
to 4.60
to 4.40
to 4.40
to 4.25
:o
4.75
M.OO"
to 4 .50 %
Riverside 5s 1933-'53
J&D
Riverside Co 5s '34-*54—M&N
4.80
4.50
4Hs Wat Pl't '33-*36—A&O
Redlands 5s 1933-51—J&J15
opt 6 4.00
to 4.40 %
4Hs Sew & Dr 1933-34.J&J
Sacram'to Co 4Hs *33-'46 J&D 6 "4.OO" to
4.00
4" 50
48
48
I In London,
n
Nominal,
s Sale
95
75
85
J&J
J&J
6 3.50
6 3.50
to3%
3%
to
price,
4.40
A&O 6 4.75
4Hs'33'50-J&D 6 4 50
to
6 4.50
to
5.50,
6 4.50
6 4!50
to
Ito
5.50|
to 5.50
5.50
6 4.50
to 5.50
6 4.50
to 5.50
6 4.50
to 5.50 "
■
East Hartford (Town)—
4Hs Sch 1933-36
4Hs Sch 1937-49
4Hs Sch 1950-59
M&N 6 4.50
M&N 6 4.50
M&N 6 4.50
to
5%
to 5%
to 5%
East Hartford Fire District—
•5Hs 1934-1951
M&N 6 4.00 to 5%
4s Water Jane 1933
J&D 6 5.00 to 4.50
Glastonbury MHs '34-58- J&J 6 4.00 to 4.50
Greenwich *4Hs 1933
J&J 6 4.00 to 4.50
6 3.00 to 4.25
♦4Hs 1934-1942 tax exm't
6 3.50 to 4.25
4H« 1933-1934
6 4.50 to 4.75
4 Hi 1935-1951
_
S D 4Hs 1933-1960._ 6 4.40 to 4%
Hartford 3Hi Bdge '55—J&J 6 4.00 to 4.30
•4a Water Jane 33-'39 J&D 6 4.00 to 4.35
•4s Water 1940-45
J&D 6 4.35 to 4.25
6 3.50 to 4.25
•4s Water 1933-1938.;
•4s High Sch *34-'55
J&J 6 4.00 to 4.30
•4Hs 1934
M&S 6 3.80 to 4.10
•4Hs 1935-1938
M&S 6 4.00
•4Hs 1939-1960
M&S 6 4.101
4Hs Munlc Bldg 1933 M&N
Hartf'dSD •4Hs'33-*47-M&8 6 4 00
•4 Hi Northeast 1959-J&D 6 5.00
4Hs 2d North 1944
J&J 6 4.75
8Hs South Sept 1955-M&8 6 4.90
v
Per £20.
to 4.30
to 4.35
to 4.50
to 4.60
to 4.40
to 4.50
4Hs Southwest 1944—M&N 6 4.75
•4Hs Wash't'n '41-'47-J&J 6 4.75
to 4.35
4s West Middle 1937—F&A 6 4.60
KlUIngiy(Town) 4 Hs'33 -60J&J 6 4.00
to 4.30
Litchfield 4 Ha 1935-37
6 4.25
to 4.75
M&N 6 4.25
to 4.80
•4Hs 1934-1944.
4H" 1934-1951
M&N 6 4.25
4 Hi 1934-1949
M&N 6 4.25
Meriden (City)
4H 1934-1943
J&J 6 4.00
Meriden (T) 4s *34-'35—M&N 0 4.00
Middlotown 4s 1934-35.M&N 6 4.00
New Britain (County)—
4s Munlc Bldg 1948
J&J
4s 1933-1952.-.
F&A 6 4.25
•4Hs School 1933-'40-F&A 6 4.25
*4H« School 1940-'62-F&A 6 4.60
4 Hi Water Aug 1941—F&A
4Hs 1933-1969.
F&A 6 "4.25"
•4H« Sch Auk '33-'43-F&A 6 4.25
*4i Park 1933-1943—-F&A 6 4.25
New Hav (O) 3Hs '33- 86A&0 6 4.25
•4s Apr 2 1940 tax-expt.A&O 6 4 75
4 H« Paving Mar 1930-M&8 6 4.50
6 4.50
•4Hs 1943-1952
•4 Hi Paving Aug *37—F&A 6 4.50
70
f Flat price,
95
90
to 4.40
to 5%
Manchester 9th School Dist—
70
48
90
5.00
63
63
Refunding 1949
M&S / 40
4H* Refunding 1937—A&O / 40
4Hs Water & Sew '39.J&J / 40
102
4.75
5.00
4.80
/"40"
to 5.00
Manchester—
22
Merced Irrg Dist 6s
Modesto Irrlg Dist 6s
Sacramento 4s Jan *34-'45
3.91
tc
Groton
4.00
60
"48"
to 4%
J&D 6 4.50 to 5 50
5.75 to 5'
Bristol 4Hs Water 1939—J&J
•5s July 1 1933-55
J&J 6 5.75 to5<
3.50 •Cheshire 4Hs 1934-45—J&J 6 4.00 to 4.50
5.00 to 4.50
3.60 Danbury 4s 1946 taxable. J&J
♦4 Ha 1933-05
3.75
J&D 6 4.75 to 4.25
3.90
8Hs Fund 1941 taxle.A&O 6 5.00 to 4.50
50
50
60
to4%
•5s Construc'n 1933-49
97
to 6.50
to 6.50
to 4%
J&J
Bridgeport 4Ha 1933-65-J&J
4Hs High Sch 1934-03-J&J
•4 H« Sewer 1933-40
A&O
4 Hi 1933-1957
A&O
•4s 1934-1908
F&A
8Hi improvt 1933-41-J&J
3.85
6 7.25
01
b 3.50
4Hs Water 1941-70—.A&O
6 4.50
4Hs Sch 1933 to 1944.J&D
4Hs 1933-1968
J&J 6 4.50
45
Bessemer 6s Pub Imp 1933-38.
3.85
6 7.25
6 7.25
to 4%
4 Ha 1934-1952
Branford (T)
6.50
to 6.50
to 6.50
to 6.50
to 3.25
Bloomfleld—
to
6 7.25
4.40 %
to
J&J
•4s July 1930
•5s July 1 1930
4s 1946-1962
6 7.25
6 7.25
4.20
to
to 4.20
J&J
5Hs 1947-1956
6Hs
1964-1973
5s 1974-1983
39
3 Hi Water
4Ha Water
ALABAMA
1956—J&J
39
6 4.50
Los Angeles 4Hs
22
CONNECTICUT
4s Water 1933 to
%
h0
62
6 4.40
J&J
No 1 4H« 1934-53. J&J 6 4.10
1 1933-1947
J&D 6 4.10
4s July 1941-1945
J&J 6 4.05
Durango 4 Hi 1944
M&S 6 5.25
98
MoffatTunImpD5 H S44-68J&J
4s 1946-1945
to 5.10
"33"
(City and County)—
BONi
36
36
4H« 1948-1952
F&A
4s Hsrb Imp 1985 opt '50. J&J
4s Jan 2 1941-1943
J&J2
4s J*n 2 1944-1948
J&J2
Alameda 4a 1933 to 1941-J&D
4Hs Man Imp '34^41-A&O
Alta Irrlg DIat 5s
Bakersfleld 5a 1934-'52—A&O
Berkley 5s 1942-1951.
J&J 6
5s School 1934-1955
J&J b
Brentwood Irrlg. District 6s_
Citrus Heights Irrlg Dist 6s..
East Bay Mun Util Dist—
5s 1935-1974.
_.__J&J 6
Imperial Irrlg Dist 6s *38.J&J /
/
6 4.75
6 4.75
!so
4.60
to 4.60
4H« Water 1944
J&J 6 4.10
s Ref Wat 1933-34-J&D 6 3.75
6 4.10
s Ref Wat 1935-67. J&D
a Water 1962-1965. J&D 6 4.10
Univ Blag Jan5'34-65J&J
6 3.60
Highway 1936-'48. J&J 30
b 3.50
1934-1947
F&A
6 3.60
Olympiad 1936-71. J&J2
Jan 2 1934-1936 J&J 2
s 1935-1936
F&A
s 1937-1940
F&A
1941-1947
F&A
to 4.75
4.55
to 4.45
6 4.40
Spgs 4s Mar 11941
4Hs 1933-1939—
Denver
CALIFORNIA
4.75
4.75
6 5.00
4Ms Nov 16 '33-'05-M&N15
4«s Nov 15 1936-58—M&N
4s May 15 '46 opt 36.M&N
4s Aug 1947 opt 1937—F&A
Philip Isls 4Hs 1952
J&J
I
°70
to 4.55
COLORADO
Colorado
Hi '83-'50-M&S
33-40—M&N
1941-50
M&N
Little Rock S D 4s '33-'65M&S
St Francis Lev D 6s 1947. J&J
5Hs 1945-1964
J&J
5Hs 1950-1969
J&J
5s 1949 opt 1929
J&J
100
to
to 4.70
83
4Hs Fond
100
100
95
J&D15
5.75
OANADA—See vage 94.
95
M&S
Highway 1933-37—J&J3
6.00
28
68
17
Irrig Dist 6s
West Side Irrlg Dist 6s
Little Rock 4Hi
6Hs
iXa
4H«
4Hs
4 Ha
4 Hs
6 00
6.00
6 4.50
to
Turlock
5s 1936-1962
Hot Springs 4
sion
6.00
1934-1966—F&A
4Hs 1933-1961
J&J
4Hs 1933-1951
M&N 6 4.50
4Hs Water 1938-1977-J&J
San Joaquin Co 5s *83-'49.J&J
Santa Barbara 5s '84-41-JanlO 6 4.00
4Hs gold Aug 1943
F&A
30
So. San Joaq Irrig Dist 5H«—
7.50
8.00 to 7.50
8.00 to 7.50
4H« Highway 1938-48—J&D /
4Hs Highway '38-'68_—M&N /
4ns Highway 1935-65
J&J.
91
1954 opt 1934...J&J
Less 3.
65
65
ARKANSAS
lty<
c
65
"8 00
Net.
6.00
6.00
4Hs Wh & Har *34-'52.J&J
4*a Water 1933-1964
3Hs g July 1 1933-44—J&J
23
San Dlegulto Irr Dist 6s
...
San Francisco (City & County)
5s Water 1934-1951
J&J 6 4.60
6s Water 1952-1969
J&J
4Hs Water *57. '58. '59-J&J
Navajo Co 4Hs Jane 15 *33-*36
6 6.25
Phoenix 4Hs *50 opt '30..J&J
6 6.25
4Hs 1934-1956
J&J
6 6.25
4Hs Court Hse *33-'48.J&D
6s Ian 1 1946
J&J 6 6.25
6 6.25
5s Jan 11954 opt 1934..J&J
5s W W 1934-1950
J&J 6 6.25
80
Phoenix Un H S D 4Hs 1048
80
Prescott 5s 1948
J&J
8
Roosevelt Irr Dis 6s'45-'53J&J /
/ 8
6s
1938-1957
J&J
85
Tucson 5s Water 1950
-J&J
6 6.00
4H«W Mar 10 *38—M&S10
1027,,
102«n
4s 1937-1941
5s School
ARIZONA
lOO'n
4s 1942-1961
60
55
1008sj
4s 1935-1936
60
Maricopa County 8 D Ne 1
6s Highway 1947-51-J&J15
101H
Eg
6 Basis,
53
1008S1
—
4s 1934—
60
53
55
55
99 H
102 X
_
BHs Renewal cl C
53
55
5Hs serial
102 H
99 H
1937 -
6s 1933-1956
55
Ask.
San Diego 5s WW '43-'54 A&O
5s Water 1933-63
J&J
5s Municipal 1933-1960J&J
55
5s Road 1957—
102i8ii 102*131
3M% Sept 15 1937
100*31
1002n
2*3% Feb 1 1938
Instrumentalities of U 8 Govt
Bonds
Federal Land Bank—Farm
85
4s Nov 1 *57 op '37 M&N
85,
4s 1958 opt 1938—M&N
86 H
4 *s 1956 opt 1936—-J&J
4Mb Jan 1957 opt '37 J&J
4Mb 1957 opt 1937-M&N
42* 1968 opt 1938-M&N
6s 1941 opt 1931—M&N
101
4Ha 1933 opt 1932 . J&D
91
(s 1942 opt 1932.M&N
91
is 1943 opt 1933
J&J
88 X
|s 1953 opt 1933—J&J
88 X
is 1955 opt 1935
J&J
88 X
is 1956 opt 1938—J&J
91
Is 1953 opt 1938
J&J
ts
45
Morgan Co 5s 1938-52.
6
Tuscaloosa 6s Pub Imp *33-*35
6
5s Pub Imp 1935
6
5s W W 1939-1957
Tuscaloosa Co 6s Bridge 1941.
9818»i
99 X
101H
8s Conversions 1946-47—Q-J
U S Treasury
Certificates and notes—
1 H% June 161933
4% Aug 15 1933
% Sept 15 1933
Vo Deo 15 1933
% Dec 15 1933May 2 1934
1% Aug 1 1934
3% June 151935
2%% April 15 1936
3h% Aug 1 1936
JH% Dec 15 1936.
55
6s Road 1951
9928n
9828»,
ts Panama Oanal 1961—Q-M
2s Aug 1 1936--
3% April 15
102l8ij
1011#»»
Q-F
1938
45
45
45
1933-1948
5s School 1936-1945
4Hs R & B 1933-38—J&D
4Hs 1939-1958
J&D
Montgomery Pub Imp 6s 1934
5s Pub Imp 1933-1938
4H Sanitary Sewer 1933-44
Montgomery Co 4Hs 1957-59
5s Road 1935
A&O
iHs
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Net.
Ask.
Mobile Co-
also pa ge 18.
_
Treasury 3Hs 1946-56— M&S
Treasury 3Hs 1943-47--J&D
Treaa 3 Ha June 16 *40- 43J&D
Treas 8 Ha Mar 15 *41-43 M&S
Treat 8 Hs 1946-1949--J&D
Treas 3s 1965 opt '51 —M&S15
Bid.
Bonds.
Net.
Ask.
To
or
To
or
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
%
to 4.90
to 4.90
to 4.35
to
4.25
to 4.25
4.90
to 4.85
to 4.85
to 4.85
to 4 .85
to 4.75
to 4.60
to 4.50
to 4.50
to 4.25
to 5%
to 4.25
•4Hs Mch 15 *34-'35-M&S16 6 4.25 to 4.50
♦5s
36-'37-,39-'40-'41—A&O 6 4.25 to 4.75
•5s
1933-1951
—J&J 6 4.00 to 4.75! <
* Tax free tn Connecticut.
%
June, 1933.]
STATE
AND
MUNICIPAL
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid.
Bonda
Ask.
6 4.10
to 4.35
6 4.75
6 5.00
to 4.50
6 4.75
to 4.40
6 4.50
to
to 4.50
5%
Bid.
Bonda.
Argentine Repnb—
Internal 6s(of '09) 1946M&8
4a £ loan of 1897
A&O
■xt 6a of '23 1957 A—M&8
1st g 6a 1951 Ser B
J&D
5%
6 4.00
b 4.00
Sxtl
8
f 6s 1960
Ulxtl
s
f 0s 1900
5%
■xt
A&015 6 4.50
6 4.75
5%
5a 1933-71
Her walk (T) 434a 1943—J&D
434a 1936-1968
Norwich 4 34a water 1939-MAS
•434a 1933-1964
M&S15
434a Refunding 1938—AAO
•Plainfleld(T)4 34* '34-'57AAO
Putnam (T) 434a '34-'40-A&O
•Rldgefleld (T) 434 a Jan 1 '43
Stamford (O) 4a 1943—MAN
Stamford (T) 434a '34-*45 JAJ
•434 Sch 1934-1965--MAN
434a High Sch 1933-'5Q J&D
Terrington *534> '34-'35-J&J
•534a Fund 1936-'41—JAJ
434s July 1 1939
JAJ
-----
to 4.50
6 4.25
to
5%
4.40
4.75
4.50
4.75
6 4.75
to
6 4.00
to
6 4.75
6 4.25
to
6 4.25
to 4.75
6 4.60
6 4.60
to 4.25
6 4.00
to
1^33-46
Int
f 7a 1957
a
to 4.60
Extl
6 4.25
to 4.50
to 4.75
6 4.75
to 4.50
J&D 6 4.00
to 4.75
to
4.75
1947
Extl 7b 1958
Extl s f 7s 1969
to 4.75
6 4.00
to 4.50
6 4.00
6 4.25
to 4.50
434b City HaU '33-'63—JAJ
4Mb July 15 1933'66-J&J15
•434a Water 1934-44-J&J16
•434 Bdge,8t.&c.'4«-64J&J15
•434a 1946-1953
JAJ 15
•434a Water 1935-'64—J&J
•434a 1933-1934
JAJ15
fisWater 1933-1951—M&N
5aWater 1952-1971-MAN 15
Weat Hartf'd 434a 1943—JAD
to 4.40
6%
6
J&J
M&S
to 4.50
6 4.35
to 4.75
4%s of 1883
6 4.40
to 4.75
6 5.50
to
6 4.00
to 4.25
6 4.00
6 4.50
to
6 4.30
to
5%
4.60,
to 4.75
6%
27
4%
^
4%sof 1888
4a of 1900
4a #f 1910
4a ef 1189
31
27
28%
27%
29
18
19
17
16
29
4a 1935-1937
4a 1938-1942
.J&J 6 4.50
J&J 6 4.60
4a 1942-1952
4.50
to 4.60
to 4.75
Extl 7 Ha 1947
Stamped—
3%
4s 1938-1941
4a 1942-1948
Central Bank of
6a A 1952
AAO
FLORIDA.
20
30
8
8
6s inapt 1933-1938
.-J&J
6s Rer & Impt *33-*66 var_
12
12
Ry ref 6s 1901
a
4J
1944
JAJ
Jacksonville 5a Jan 1 '80-JAJ
5a Jan 15 1934-45-J&J 15
92
88
97
96
88
88
96
96
96
40
35
26
534a Jan 15 1934-45-JAJ 15
434a Feb 1937
—FAA
5a Apr '45
88
35
Lakeland 6a
Feb 11933-*41
Miami 534s 1934-35
MAS
5a 1934-1939
MAS
30
23
23
5a 1940-1956
5a 1933-1935
M&S
O&A
26
23
26
23
434a 1936-1938
A&O
434s Munlc Imp'84-'55M&8
6s School 1940
.JAD
26
23
23
23
26
26
26
Miami Beach
MAN
M&N
M&N
Moore Haven 6s 1933-1955
New Smyrna 6s 1933-1945-.i._
534a 1934-1935
534a 1936-1939
534a 1940-1950
62
60
60
70
60
72
30
45
Panaacola 434a ref 1941—A&O
• % School 1934-1951—J&J
Pinellas Co 6a 1940
Newberry 5a 1933-1942
31 Augustine 5s 1955—
•a Impt 1934-1937
J&J
F&A
Certlflcatea
•
FOREIGN GOVTS.
Agricul Mtg Bk (Colombia)
Guar a f 6a 1947
F&A
Guar s f 6s 1948
A&O
20-yr 7a 1946
A&O
20-yr 7a Jan 15 1947 —J&J
Akershus (Dept of). Norway—
6a 1963.
M&N
Antioqula Col (Dept of)—
Extl a f 7s ser A 1945-—J&J
Extl a f 7s Ser B 1945—J&J
Extl a f 7s aer O 1945—J&J
Extl a f 7s ser D 1945—J&J
f 7s 1957 1st ser. A&O
Extl a f 7s 1957 2d ser.A&O
Extl a f 7s 1957 3d aer.A&O
Sink fd 7a (of 1927) '47 F&A
Cerdoba (Prov) Argentina—
Extl a f 7s 1942
J&J
Costa Rica (Republic)—
S f g 7sNovl <12
Ext
s
Ext
■
35
33%
34%
29%
32%
32%
31%
29%
32
Extsf 6s 1962
M&S
5%s Mar 1953—M&S
6%s Nov 1953—M&N
El Salvador (Rep)—
20
8s A 1948
/12
36
a
15
23
89
87
73
73
46
"74
47%
93
18%
f 0%s 1950
f 5%a 1958
86%
74%
50%
37
38
19
55
40
42%
108
109%
107%
107%
110
13
5a premium 1920
13*
11
11
11
12
14%
13%
64%
5 Basis,
c Basis 15 to the 4.
Sale price par 1.000 guilders,
/Flat price,
u
Dollars per
Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
M&N
45*
128
7%s External 1941
J&D
Internal—
5%% loan of 1930-65-J&D
German extl 7a 1949—A&016
127%
German Govt
5 % % Ext Ln Dec '21
_
_
J&D
Certificates of deposit
Saar Basin Cons 7a 1935-A&0
mti
Ext'l 8a 1950
Extl water 7a 1956
Sec
f 0s(of 1928)
f 7a 1940
a
a
27
J&J
M&S
19
'68-J&J
A&O
17%
60%
26%
Santa Fe (Prov) 7s 1942.M&S
Santander (Dept) Colombia
Ext a f 7s 1948
A&O
Saxon State Mtge Institution
Sink fund 7s 1945
J&D
Sink fund 6%a 1940—-J&D
15
60%
57%
Serbs Croats & Slov (King of)
Ext 8s 1902
M&N
if*
Extl 7a 1962 aer B
M&N
Silesia (Prov) Poland—
Extl a f 7s 1958
J&D
Slleaian Landowners Assn—
57%
& Communal
Agric Loan) 6%s
59%
20
17%
42%
38
(Bank of the) 1st 6s '47F&A
S f
5%a 1071
JAJ
of) 7a "47-M&N
Upper Austria (Prov) 7a'45 J&D
Extlaf6%a 1957—J&D 15
Uruguay 8s ext 1940—F&A
40
54%
Tollma (Dept
a
a
92%
111%
58%
14
56
48
50
42
f 6s 1960
f 6s 1964
18
55
M&N
M&N
Venetian Prov Mtge Bank—
8 f 7s 1952 ser A
A&O
Extl
Extl
44
11*
35%
99
99%
74
80
33
35%
FOREIGN CITIES. Ac.
Antwerp (City) extl 5s 58J&D
Baden Extl ■ f 7a 1951
J&J
29%
65
41%
39
Prov
J&D
F&A
Taiwan Electric Power—
63
36
4%% premium 1933
7a ext of 1924-1949—J&D
12
Institute 7a 1959
70%
39%
13 J*
J&D
J&D
(Monopolies)
65
"67 "
M&S
F&A
12
f 7a 1907
f 6s 1968.
Styria (Prov of) 7s 1946-F&A
With coupons attached
48%
Only unmat'd cpns attached * 42%
Swedlsh5%8 ext 1954--M&N
91%
Switzerland 5%s Ext '46-A&O
111
55
4%% Oonv loan 1932.
12
J&J
M&815
Paulo (Brazil) State of—
8% external loan 1936-J&J
105
France (Republic of) 4s 1917—
12
76
58
Russian 6%s June 18 '19-J&J
Certificates of deposit
Extl
0 He Mun loan '54 cl A A&O
Class B
A&O
Ext'l a f 7a 1950
M&S
a
22
San
56
64
a
1%
30
Queensland (State) 7a '41 A&O
Ext g 0s Feb 15 1947 F&A15
Rio de Janeiro 6%a 1959
Rio Grande Do
Sui (State)
Brazil ext s f 8s 1946—A&O
7a extl a f 1960
M&N
a
35
Extl
76
27k
M&S
A&O
Extl s f 8s 1950
Prussia 0%a 1951
0a 1952
Extl
J&J
Extl
71%
2
Extl sO 6s 1944
F&A
6s Ext f ct 15 1952.A&015
Extl
Certificates of deposit
Estonia (Rep of) 7a. 1967-J&J
Finland (Repnb) 6a '46--M&S
32%
5
Brazil
Sf 5%s 1950
„
Rumania
96
98
Extl
5%
Norway ext 0s 1943—F&A 15
27%
92%
88%
75%
Extl
4
New South Wales
(Australia)—
5s extl a f 1957
F&A
Extl a t o« 1958—
A&O
Met Wat 8erv & Dr Board
40%
91%
ser
VA
Extl 6%a 1959 ser A-M&S
27k
Mtge Bank of Denmark—
Exch a f 5s 1972 ser IX J&D k 61%
Mtge Bank ef Jugoslavia—
Secured a f 7a 1957
18%
A&O
Newfound 6%b 1930—J&D30
74%
5%s 1942 & 1943
65%
J&J
5s Dec 31 1952
60%
J&J
5s 1955
60%
J&J
26%
94%
94%
ser
Minas Geraes
(8tate)
Extl 6%s 1958
39
J&J
F&A
Ext'15%8 1956
Trust rets 4%s 1902.A&O15
Dominican Rep 5%s '42.M&S
5 He Oust Adm 1940—A&O
2nd ser 6%s 1940
A&O
Dutch E Indies 6s 1947—J&J
'58—
100%
A—A&O
B—A&O
Bks (Cons
s
18%
98%
33
Dep(Oelombla)
f 8s 1951
f Hs 1952
German
•
c'pon.M&N
Denmark ext rte 1942
44
-
a
a f 6%s 1947
A&O
Sink fd 7a(of 1926) '46 M&N
Extl s f 6%s 1959
M&N
Czechoslovak Republic—
35
25
25
25
25
44
44
534s 1933-1953
J&J
534a June 1954
J&D
6a 1983-1938
Tampa 5a June '55 op *25 J&J
la W W Porch '33-72-F&A
434a Impt 1933-37
J&J
West Palm Beach 6s 1933-*40_
20-yr
"" /
6
m
Extl a' 0s 1901
A&O
Poland (Rep of) 6s 1940-A&O
Stab'n 1 a f 7a 1947-A&0 15
—
Chinese Government—
Gun din am area
35
St Petersburg 534a 1949—J&J
9%
9%
r
15
Pernambuco (State of) BraxllExtl a f 7a 1947
M&S
Peru sec a f 7a 1959
M&S
Nat Loan extl 6a 1960 J&D
13*
Hukuang Rya 5s £—J&D15
4%s of '98 £ red *44—M&S [
Colombia Rep 6s 1901—J&J
Extlsf 6s (1928) 1901-A&O
Colombia Mtg Bk—
£100 and £200 pieces._II!*/ 4
'
l'A
'/
Parana(State of)Brazli 7s
10
J&D **11
6% notes 1931
"Extl" a f 5 He *53—J&J15
5%a Pub WksJune30 '45J&D
5%s June 30 1933 .J&D 31
Serial 5%s 1933-37
J&J
45
40
Orange County 5a 1944-.JAJ
5o 1952-1953.
J&J
Palm Beach 6s 1933-1952
!°0*
Ohill Mtge Bk 0%s *57 J&D31
S f gu 6 % s Jne 30'61 .J&D 31
8 f gu 6s 1901
A&O
0s 1902
.—M&N
"Extl" g 4%s 49 opt—F&A
"Extl" g 5s 1949
F&A
62
25
Orlando 534a 1933-1952
10
M&S
58%
Extl a f 5s 1907
J&D
Guar a f 5a 1970
J&D
Panama (Rep) ext5%s'53 J&D
Extl a f 5a 1963
M&N15
10
M&N
60
40-yr s f 5%a 1965
J&D
35-yr extl a f 5a '63—M&S16
Norway Municipalities Bank—
10
J&J
f 6s 1962
May 1 1936 coupon
Cuban 5s 1944 opt 1911—M&S
62
46%
10
f 6s Sept 1961—M&S
Extl
Dist No 2
ia Armory
s
Extl
35
J&J
Extl
40
F&A k 36
s 46
Extl a. f. 6s 1963
1933-1935.
Duval County—
Jaekaonv 8 D Ne 1
43*
A&O
12
55
5a
1933-1937
Dade Co Spec Sch
A&O
16
15
II*
Chill (Rep) ext 7s 1942.M&N
Extl s f 6s 1960
A&O
Extl a f 6s Feb 1961
F&A
65
8
50
50
Dade Co 5a Oct 1947-'54
14%
13
Germany—
6s series B 1951
*
Extl
Cauca Val (Dept of) Colombia
7%a 1946
A&O
Extl sec 7s 1948
J&D
Cent Agricul Bank (Germany)
Farm loan 6s 1900 A&015
Ser A Int ctfto '38.A&015
Brevard County School Tax
Districts 6s 1933-55
Coral Cables 534s,33-'56A&0
20
18
Farm loan 7s 1950—M&S15
Farm loan 6s I960-— J&J15
SAO
A&O
A&O
4a 1936-1937
*I§"
23%
M&N 15
Caldas (Dept oQ Colombia
External a f 7%s 1940-J&J
to 4.50
39%
32%
16%
5
,*/ 5%
Internal sliver 5s.
Internal silver 3s
32%
F&A
1968
to 4.50
34
,
Bulgaria (Klngd) a f 7a '67 J&J
Sec a f 7 %a stabilisation loan
534s 1936-1944
JAJ
Sussex Uu 5s 1934-1970
J&J 6 5.00
4348 1934-1953
A&O 6 5.00
WUmgton—434a '33-'87.AAO
4 34aBldg—-Oon'53-'82 MAS
434a 8 F 1960-63 (a-a).A&0
434a 1936-50 (a-a)
AAO
35%
38
72%
-
"88%
36%
37%
69
58
79
73
Mendoxa (Prov) Argentina—.
7%s extl s f 1951
J&D * 27%
Mexican Irrigation s f
gtd 4%s
(May
1914
coupon
on)
1943
2%
M&N
Mexico (U 8 of)—
4%
3%
30
s
1961
72%
F&A
£20pieces
Stamped (Aug 1 1933 substitude coupon on) F&A
Kent Co 434a 1945-1950-M&S
NewCastleOo 434a'33-'34JAD
5a 1947-1949
f 6%a
s
56
77
/
/
31%
k
_
58
Extl er5%s 1965
61
M&N
Oriental Dev Co 6s '53_M&S
69
Orient DevCo 5%s'68M&N
55
Lower Aust(Prov)7%s
55'
50J&D
Maranhao (State Brazil
Est ■ 17s 1958
M&N */14
A&O /34%
A: 31%
f 7s 1962
Stamped
Ext
DKLAWASK.
434a *60 opt any date 105.JAJ
434a 1961 opt '22 at 105..J&J
Dsvp* 8pecS D 5a '34-'40 AAO
Sterling Loan of 1899
5s Sterling loan of
1907—
4s Sterling loan of
1910
6s Storing loan 1924
90%
56
67
4s
/
/
to 4.40
a
91
90
Extl 4s of 1910
(£20"pieces)I
£100 and £200
pieces
Treas 6 % notes *23 ext to
'33
Wlndham(T) 434a ,34-,30-JAJ 6 4.15
Aires (Proves 'ftlM&S
Stamped (Sept 1 1933 sub¬
stituted coupon on). -M&S
Extl
21
54
97%
4s of 1904
Buenoa
4.35
30
20
53%
72
to 4.50
to
28%
72
95%
Pub wka ext 7s B '47
M&S
Pub Utll Credit a f 7a *52
J&J
Japanese Government—
g.f 6%s 1954
38%
as I*
u
External 5s of 1899
British—Cons 2He op '23 Q-J I 70
103%
5%s f Feb 1 1937
F&A
4s fund 1990 opt 190O-M&N
86%
to
I*
51%
to 4.15
J&J 6 4.15
J&J 6 4.35
35
16
to 4.75
4a 1934
33%
50%
"
Bremen (State) 7a 1935—M&8
6 4.00
to 4.50
31
19
19
19
18
17
W HavU8D*4%s'34-*50.M&N 6 4.00
6 4.25
Weatport 4 34a 1935-1944
Weston (T) 434a '33-'45_M&N 6 4.15
4J4a Mar 15 1933-'48-M&8
(K-lngd) extl 7a '51-J&D
5% IntConsol
j&j
Prestlte Lltterle 5a
Ital Cred Consortium
for
Fub wks ext 7a A
'87.M&8
9%
9%
30%
/
/
/
If
/
/
75
31%
29%
29%
32%
coii78 July 1 1944—
Rtah Free State 5s 1960.M&N
31
8% ext 1941
J&D
7a Cent Ry elec 1952—J&D
Extl a f 6%s(1920) '67-A&0
Extl a f 6%s(1927) '57-A&0
5a of 1195—
5a af 1913-
72
r
102
90
A&O
20
28
Gold 6s 1946-A&O
Hanover (Province)
Germany
Harz W W 0%. 1949 -F&A
100
96%
Brazil
4a Water 1933-1939-J&J15 6 4.00
4a Water 1940-1965—JAJ15 6 4.40
Haiti (Rep) 0% Ex'52 A-A&O
100%
Bolivla(Rep) E« 8a '47-M&N
Waterbury—
Mtg 7 He 1901 ser A—M&N
Sf 7%s 01 ser
B($bda)M&N
53
fi*
To
Net.
Hamburg (State of) Germany
Bogota (Mtge Bk) 7a May *47 *fk 33
7s Oct
51%
7s 1964—M&N
-F&A
Sink fd 0# 1968
41%
97%
91%
101%
J&D
7a 1955
t
W Ask.
Hungarian Land Mtg Instlt'n
91
60
38
Stabillz'n loan 7s 1956M&N
6 4.30
f
a
Greek Govt«
§2%
77
Belg Govt extl 0%s 1949 M&8
External a f 6s 1955-.
J&J
to 4.50
to 4.50
66
73
82%
Bavaria (Ger'y) 0%b'45-F&J
6 4.00
Bid.
Bonda.
Hungary (Klngd) 7%s'44 F&A
Industrial Mtge Bk of Finland
-J&J
6 4.00
6 4.00
1933. '31. *43. '41. '58
Ry)'60 M&8
Extl 6a aanlt wka 1961.F&A
Ext) 6s pub wka 1961-M&N
■xtl5%a pub wka '62-F&A
Auitralia (Commonwealth)—
Ext 5s July 15 1955-J&J15
Extl 5a 1957
_M&S
Extl 4%a 1950
M&N
Austrian Govt a f 7a '43-J&D
to 4.25
Waillngford (Town) 434a
4a
f 6a(State
a
Net.
ISH
A&O
334s Sewer 1947-70- J&D15 6 4.50
5%
To
Ask.
60%
60%
60%
60%
60%
60%
M&N
5%
93
Yield Basis
Graa(Man)Austria 8s'54 M&N
[
Sink fund gold 6a 1959-J&D
Extl a f 0s Oct 1969—A&O
6 4.00
BONDS
Yield Basis
or
Net.
New London—
•4 Ma Imp 1934-1935—M&S
4%a Park July 1943—J&J
•4%s Water 1950
F&A
5a Deo 1 1937
J&D
Nerwalk (Ola 1954-1964—
*434a Sch Mch 1933-1953—•4%a Improv t '33-'39_-J&J
3 %s 1933-71
A&015
I
s
32
30%
k Last sale.
I In London,
m Dollars per rubles flat,
n Nominal,
1.000 lira flat
v Dollars per 1.000 franca,
to Dollars per 500 francs,
p
v
Per £20.
Per £200
r
a
Canadian price'
Per £300 bond'
MUNICIPAL BONDS
STATE AND
94
70
49-A&O 16
Berlin 6H» I960——---AAO
6s June 15 1958---J&D 15
Bogota (City) extl 8s *45-A&O
Extl s f 6H" 1947
A&O
Bordeaux (Olty) 6s '34—M&N
Brisbane (Olty)
'ill*
23
115
Oall(Oolombla)s f 7s '47-M&N
Carlsbad (Olty) s f 8s '54.J&J
Chilean Cons Municipal LoanExtl s f 7s 1960 ser A—M&8
Ohrlstlanla (Norway)—
30-yr b f 0s 1954
OslogneGerm'y 6 His '50 M&S16
Copenhagen—
5s June 1 1952
1937——M&N 15
Municipal Loan
"53"
14k
85
8k
80k
86
34
36
70
68
1935-1945
—.-A&O
s 10 ks 1953
M&N
GermanOons Munlc 7s'47F&A
Cons munlc 6s 1947—J&D
Hanover (Olty) Germany
Extl conv 7s 1939..—M&N
Havana—1st 6s 1939
Q-J
Q-J
89
82
86
82
86
82
86
73k
4ks
38
42
s
32 k
k 57 k
95
95
30
'hi*
105
105
33
60 k
23
20 k
'~W*
40
6k
5s
113k
113k
Medellin (Munlc) (Columbia)
*/16
7s extl Dec 1 1951
—
0Ks 1954
Milan (Italy) ext 0Hs'52_A&O
Montevideo (Olty) 7s '52_ J&D
Extl s f 6s 1959 ser A.M&N
Nuremberg extl 6s 1952. F&A
Oslo s f g 6s 1955
M&N
Porto Alegre (City), Brazil—
Sinking fund 8s 1961—J&D
8C40-yr 7Ha 1966—J&J
12
13 k
85k
26 k
20k
85k
82 k
ill
18
23
17k
20
Prague (Greater) Olty—
7his loan of 1932-52—M&N
20
Bio de Janeiro 8s 1940—A&O
19k
Extl s f 6Hs 1953
F&A
10
5s of 1904
86k
Borne extl s f 0Hs 1952—A&O
100
Botterdam (O) ext 6s '64.M&N
Baarbrucken (City), Germany
Ext 7s Mar 31 1935— A&O Jfcl03k
52
Extl s f 0s 1953—
J&J
Santa Fe (Olty) Arg Rep extl
7s
1945
A&O »/24
—--
16
22
il*
87 k
102 k
53
26
115k
Sydney (City) N S W—
25-yr s f 5ks 1955—F&A
Tokyo (City of) 5s of 1912—
75k
beg'17-52.M&S
A&O
ExtlsfSKs 1961
Trondhjem (City). Norway—
Extl sffiks 1957
M&N
1S8
20
7;
6s Nov 14 '30—M&N
18
116
77
54k
66
26
I*
CANADA
Dominion of Canada—
1960—A&O
M&S
M&N
'33.M&N
5Hs Vict Ln Nov "34.M&N
5ks Vict Ln Dec '37--J&D
5ks Vict Ln Nov
'36M& 15
'41M&N15
Alberta (Prov of) 6s "60AAO15
4Kb Jan 15 1957
—J&J
4 Ha Jan 15 1942
J&J15
4H« July 16 1958
.J&J
4 Ho Apr 1 1961
A&O
4H« June 11967
J&D
4 k* Apr 1 1935
—A&O
Brit Ool (Prov) 5s '48-J&J 15
6s Apr 25 1954
A&O 25
4Hs 1933-1946
J&D29
4 Ha 1947-1956
J&D29
4 H s ■ f deb Jan 23 *69 J&J23
4ks deb 1936
F&A15
Calgary 5s 1935— a—J&D 15
5s July 11946
—J&J
Edmonton (O) 5s *45& 50 A&O
5s s f 1955 & 1960—A&O
5s N Serv Nov 15
5s N Serv Nov 15
mmm
mmm
•mmm
■
mmm
84
97
98
91
92
98 k
98 k
mmm
15 52 M&S15
85
89
-II
M&N15
M&S15
1944
—M&S
Jan 15 '33-'47—J&J15
Jan 16 '48-'67—J&J15
1934
M&N15
1935-'38
M&N15
1939-70
M&N 15
85
89
mmm
97
100
1941
1943 (non-call)—J&D16
1959 (non-call)
M&N
90
88
96
90
87
88
88
87
96
96
90
mmm
mm.
4s
mmm
mmm
mmm
80
80
83
83
.—
mmm
92
95
mwrnrn.
mmm
90
95
mmm
86
80
91
mmm
86
95
90
86
90
86
90
89
91
85
88
88
91
89
92
78
82
78
82
73
73
77
77
77
82
86
68
94
72
98
94
98
mmm
mmm
mmm
92
mmm
mmm
89
mm m
mmm
mmm
mmm
mmm
86
84
86
J&J
F&A
81
81
74
1934-1937-
83
Ohlc Line Pk 4s *34-'48 M&N
74
77
4Hs 1933
M&N
4Hs 1934-1938
M&N
4Hs 1939-1948
M&N
4Hs 1933-1930
J&J
4
1937-1949
J&J
4ks Jan 1 1950
J&J
4s
1933-1945
J&J
Ohlc So Park 4s '33-'39 var—
75
65
65
79
65
i0
70
70
4s 1940-1945 var
4s 1932-1947
4s Sept 3 1937-'41
4s 1934-59
86
79
4 ks 1935-1948
6 6.50
Granite City 4Hs 1934-48
Jackson Oo 4«b 1939-1944—
4.75
72
78
72
78
72
69
78
78
75
91
82
74
78
mmm
74
78
mmm
74
78
mmm
68
78
mmm
86
mmm
mmm
mmm
mmm
mmm
---
mmm
mmm
mmm
mmm
GEORGIA
b 4 00
b 4 00
to
to
3.75
3.75
Albany—5s 1945
J&D b 4.60
Athens—4ks June 30 1943— b 4 60
b 4.20
Atlanta—4Ha Jan 11940- J&J
to 4.20
1934-'37
J&J
6s Water 1938-'51
J&J
4ks 1934-1956
J&J
3ks July 1 1933
J&J
Augusta—4 ks Flood '42M&N
5
1942 to 1946
4.50
4.50
1947 to 1957
4.50
A&O
A&O
A&O
*Fort Wayne Sch D 5s 1933*Gary Sch City 4 ks Oct 1943
Haminon (City)—
4s O H 1942-1956—J&J30
Indianapolis—
*6 k§ Track Elev '34-*47 J&J
*4s Fire Dept J'ne 1 '41 J&J
14 ks Sch J ne 15 '40J&D15
14 ks 1933-1955
J&J
*3 Ha Hospital 1930
_J&J
Jfc3ks Olty Hall 1939-J&J
k Indianapolis 8 D—
*4s Bldg Sept 1 1940—J&J
*3ks July 11941
J&J
*5s Oct 20 1933-39-A&O20
Logansp't *4 k s '33-'37 J&D15
80 Bend *4Hs W W '43-M&N
*4ks W W Dec *43—J&D
*5Hs 1941
M&S
South Bend School Olty—
4Hs Impt 1939-1948-F&A
4,50
6.00
6.00
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
to
6s Water
to 4.25
4.75
to
b 4 20
4%
4%
to 4%
to 4%
b 4.20
to 4%
b 4.20
b 4 20
b 4.20
b 4.40
refunding 1934——J&J
b 4.20
Clarke Co 5s 1934-41
J&J.
4s
to
to
to
4%
4%
4%
to 4 10
to 4.25
Pulaski Oo 5s 1934-48—- J&J
98
Rome4sMunIcbldg'84-'39A&0
8avannah—4ks ref 1943.J&J
6 4.40
101
to 4.10
73
5.25
4.50
5s 1950 & 1951 var
6 4.50
77
62
15
78
6 4.40
69
82
5.25
5.25
Fort Wayne—
4ks 1933 to 1941
to 4.10
83
6~.00
A&O
J&J
72
74
Elkhart 4ks WW '34-75
to 4.10
83
79
78
7%
(see footnote 0)
72
6 4.40
88
5.10
to
Lake Oo 5s road 1934-35-F&A
5s Road 1936-49F&A
River Forest S D No 90
89
82
82
79
79
78
6 4.40
84
5.50
M&N
85
78
Hydro-Elec 5s '34-'57_F&N
Dougherty Oo 5s '34-*48 M&S
Macon 4ks W W 1933-36-J&J
4s Pay & Sew *33 to "39-J&J
Marietta 5s W W 1939---F&A
74
79
96
92
90
91
70
73
6b
1934-1944
Evanston S D No 76—
INDIANA
Columbus—5s 1933-44—J&J b 4.40 to 4.10
100
95
Bibb Co 4Hs 1948-49—M&N 6 4.40 to 4.10
79
79
79
79
79
79
62
70
70
89
J&J
J&J
86
4Hs For Pres *33-'43-J&J15 / 74
k" 1935-1943.
J&D / 66
4s Ser M 1934
J&D / 66
85
4k» ref 1935-1945
3ks Jan 1934-1935
86
4
85
Winnipeg, Man. 5s *44--A&O
4ks non-call 1944
M&N
4ks June 1 1940—
J&D
4Hs June 15 1950—J&D15
is Aug 1 1946
F&Alfl
86
86
Evansvllle *4s ref 1942
14
86
83
83
Case Co o4s 1933—-M&N
J&J
70
M&N
M&N
89
1970
65
65
65
83
83
83
83
89
89
15
70
70
J&D
85
5s Jan
77
77
74
85
4ks 1942 and 1907—F&A
Verdun deb 5s 1954
83
—A&O
4Hs 1937-1950
A&O
Chicago Sanitary District—
4Hs 1934-1930
/ 57
4ks 1933-1947.
Springfield Sanitary District—
iks 1933
J&D
100
91
74
97
84
93
97
90k
79
79
75
m
93
98
•74
95
J&J
J&J
Elgin Sanitary Dist—
mm
93
89
86
4s 1935-50
57
Chic West Park 4s 1930-41—
Cook Co 4ks '34-'40—A&O / 66
98
89
86
84
is Forest Pres 1934—A&O /
73
97
95
84
Chicago School District—
mmm
mmm
90
5.25
5.25
—
4s 1935-1936
4s 1937-19504s 1934-1937—
92
96
74
74
m
88
91
Highway 1934-1940—May
Highway 1941-1943—May
Highway 1945-1954—M&S
4s 1945-1956
M&N
4s 1945-1958
M&N
Bloomington Township H 8
Dist No 206 4k- '36-'46
Champaign County—
5s
Road 1934-1943—M&N
Chicago 4s 1934-1935
J&J
4s Jan 1937 1939-i—J&J
4s Jan 1934-1941--—J&J
4s 1934
J&J
mmm
84
80
88
88
4.20
4.25
4.15
4.00
4.00
4 00
4.00
4.00
4.00
-
92
"87
4.20
—
"92" "96"
89
to 4.25
4s
86
89
89
74
to 4.10
to 4.25
4s
93 k
Crisp Co—
89
75
to 4.25
to 4.25
4s
mmm
—
Oordele 5s W W *34-'38—J&J
88
to 4.25
ILLINOIS
4ks Serv Oomp 1933-43 F&A
4ks Aug 1 1953-38
F&A
4 Ha 1933-1943
F&A
4ks 1933-1944
F&A
4s May 1 1934-1935
M&N
mmm
,
86
86
4ks July 21945
J&J2
4ks 1955----4ks Mar 15 1960—M&S
4s Nov 15 1935—M&N 15
4s Nov 15 1957
M&N15
Toronto 5s 1933-1940
J&J
tts 1940-1950
J&J
5s 1933-1934
J&D
5s 1935-1939
—J&D
5s 1940-1949
J&D
5s 1950-1959
J&D
4ksl933—
A&O
4ks 1934-1935
A&O
4ks 1936-1937
A&O
4ks 1938-1939
A&O
4ks 1940-1941
—A&O
4ks 1942-1945
A&O
4k« 1946-1961
A&O
4s £ July 1 1948
J&J
3ks July 1 1944-45
J&J
Vancouver, BC.5ks'39 A&O
5ks 1952
F&A
5s 1940 & 1941 var
61
65
Tucuman(Glty)Argentlne Rep
Secured 7s 1951
l&D /24k
61
Vienna (C) extl 6s *52--M&N
39 k
Warsaw (City) 7s 1958—F&A
61k
Yokohama extl 6s 1961—J&D
4 Hb Feb 1 1936
—F&A
5s refdg Oct 15 '43.A&0 15
mmm
42
,
4k s Gap Bldg 1934-1939-J&J 6 4.55
6 4.50
4ks imp 1933-47 opt '30—
4ks Ref 1934-35——A&O 6 4.25
4ks Ref 1936-1939
A&O 6 4.50
4.50
4ks Ref. 1940-45
A&O
4ks Road 1937 opt '27-J&J 6 4.50
5s 1945 & 1946 var...
86 k
Santlago(01ty)Ohlle78'49 J&J2 ♦/ .76
Extl a f 7a 1961
-M&N ♦/ 7
15
Sao Paulo Brazil 8s 1952 M&N
Extlsf 0Hs 1957—M&N 15
Solssons (City), France—
6s
mmm
83
--M&N
4s May 15 1934-43-M&N 15
4s May 15 1944-57-M&N 15
4s May 15 1958-68.M&N 15
Hydro Elec Pow Com—
5s Jan 11935
J&J 2
4ks Jan 1 1970
J&J 2
Ottawa City 5s '33-'45
J&J
0s Munlc Imp '33-'50—J&J
5p July 1 1933-1958
J&J
4k« 1934. 1935. 1944-J&J
4ks 1933-1937
J&J
4k« 1938-1942
J&J
4k» 1943-1900—
J&J
Quebec (Province)—
4ks 1950 spt 1945—M&S 2
4kssf 1961.
M&N
Quebec Olty 3Hs 1933—J&J
5s 8 P (non-call) 1960 M&N
Saskatchewan (Province)—
4s
30k
s
4k«
4ks
4ks
m
mmm
83
D«b4ks 1900
4ks
4 Ha
mm
92
Ontario (Prov) 6s "43-
26
29
(Germ)7ks'60 J&J
Helslngforo (Olty) Finland—
60 k
Extl s f 0Hs 1960
A&O
Hungarian Oons Munlc Loan
21k
sfg 7«s 1945
-J&J
Unmat'd coups attachedExtl 8 f 7s Sept 1946-. J&J "20k
Unmat'd coups attachod.
"36k
Leipzig (City of) 7s 1947—F-A
Lima (City) Peru—
Extl ■ f 6Hs 1958
M&J ♦/5k
Certificates of deposit—
Lyons (City) 6s 1934—M&N
Marseilles (Olty) 6s '34.M&N 112k
Heidelberg
19k
m
s
Extl
6s Mar 1937
5s May 1952
84
Is May
Deb 4ks Sept
7s
SO-yr 4s Oct 1
90
3 M s
60
ftH« 1955
MAN k 72k
66
5s 1953
F&A
Danxlg Port A Wat Ways Bd
36
Extl s f 6H» 1952
J&J
40k
Dresden (Ger) extl 7s *46 MAN
Frankf't (Ger)
35
,
7s 1934
A&O
Red ann s f
May 1 1933 £
M&N
1 1944
M&N
refdg May 1939-M&N
Mefcrsp-O# 4ks *53. '54 &'01
4k» May 1 1965
M&N
Harbor Commissioners—
5s Not 1 1909
M&N
New Brunswick—
4ks non call 1958-M&N 15
4ks ■ f Apr 15 1961 A&015
4ks 1955M&S
Vortta Vancouver 5s '00.-J&J
Nova Scotia (Prov)5s 1934F&A
Deb 5s 1960
M&S
mmm
85
83
87
mmm
89
80
mmm
97
84
82
•
56
/ 14
Danish Cons
Ext g
90
mmm mm
100
is
Cordoba^ (Olty,) ^Argentine^Rej?
2d 6s—
97
28k
-J&D
MAN
1953
82
82
1933
1934-1935
1936-1939
1940-1951
June 1 1971
s
50 k
90
J&J
A&015
A&016
A&OIS
A&Olfi
J&D
Jan 1944.—-.
•
s
47 k
46 k
91
87
Net.
Ask.
IDAHO
rnmmm
■mmm
86
86
72
,
73
88
Bid.
Bonda.
mmm
97
79
77
77
73
To
or
Net.
87
93
75
Iks May 1 1945
M&N
4Hs Dec 15 1050
J&D15
Montreal 5s Dec 1 1945-J&D
5s s f Nov 1 1950
M&N
s May 1954
—-
76
28
Ask.
83
Lachlne P Q 5s 1954—-J&D
Matsonneuve Q 5ks '36.M&N
Manitoba (Prov) 5s 1944J&D2
s
P
Bid.
Bonds.
Net.
71
F&A
20-yr s f 6s 1950
J&D
Budapest (Olty of) Hungary—
Extl s r 6s (of 1927)'02_ J&D
Buenos Aires, Argentine Rep_
Exten 6Hs 1955 ser B. J& J
Extl s f 6s 1960 Ser 02 A&O
Extl s f 0s 1960 ser 03 A&O
Extfsf 7s
26
Australia—
8 f 5s 1958——
Extl g 4Hs
27k
25H
1957——MAS
30-yr s f 5s
30
26 k
lWivjx-viJS*
75
28 £
Bergen. Norway—
Extl s f 5s
Extl ■ f 5a Octlfi
90
72
Bonds.
Ask,
To
or
To
or
Bid.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basil
6 4.50
to 4.25
6 4.20 to 4%
6 4.20 to 4%
4ks Drainage 1944—F&A
to 4%
4ks Refunding 1959—F&A 64.20
102
98
Spalding Co—5s 33-'49—J&D
Swalnsboro 6s 1934-50—A&O
Valdosta 5s 1934-1942
Jan 6 "4.70 to 4.40 %
103
100
Ware Co 5s Road 1933-49-J&J
90
100
Watkins S D 0s 1934-50-M&N
100
90
Woodbury 6s 1933-49—J&D
INDIAN
TERRITORY
(See
Oklah oma).
IOWA
4Hs 1933
J&D
4Hs 1934-1940
J&D
Burlington 4ks 1933
M&N
Cedar Rapids 4 Ha *49-'53M&N
Davenport Indep Sch Dist—
4 k 1939-1940
M&N
4 ks 1940-1941
M&N
Des Moines 5s *33-'57
—J&J
4ks W W 1934-42—-J&D
6s Gen Oblig 1933-40—J&J
Des M Ind 8 D 4Hs *33—J&J
4ks Sept 1 1945
M&S
4ks 19444s Sept 1 1945
M&S
Fort Dodge 5s Fund '39—A&O
Fremont Oo 5s 1933-35—J&J
Marshalltown Ind S D—
5 4.50
5 4.50
5 4.85
to 4.25
5 4.85
to 4.60 %
to 4.25
1
to 4.60
%
5 5
to 4 60
5 5
to 4.60
5%
to 4.60
it
to 4.60
to 4.60
%
I
t
to 4.60 %
5%
5%
5%
to 4.60 %
to 4.60
%
5
to 4.60
%
5s Olty Hall 1933-39..M&N 5 5%
to 4.60 %
to
4.60 %
82
80
76
65
65
86
70
Halifax N 8 4s July 1945-——
71
70
75
—J&J
86
89
1941—A&O
82
87
6s Jan 1951
Hamilton—
4s Elec L & P
Basis.
* Last Sale.
♦ Negotiability Impaired by maturity
n Nominal.
0 Tax-exempt, under a law approved March
April 23 1903, bonds issued after that date by municipal corporations are tax-exempt and these sell on a better basis,
/Flat price.
Which went Into effect
9 1903, and
s Sale price.
STATE
AND
MUNICIPAL
BONDS
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
or
Bonds
Mar shall town—
Ask.
Bonds.
Bid.0T Ask.
New Orleans—
4Kb Water 1934-42
A&O
4Kb Water 1943&'44—A&O
Ottumwa 4Kb June 1930
Polk County—
5s Funding 1934-35
Sioux
Bid.
Bonds.
6s Pub Belt RR '39-'49.J&J
5s Pub Belt 1950-59
J&D
4 Kb 1934-89
J&J
J&J
J&J
4Kb190O-07
J&J
4Ha 1933-1977
A&O
4b Floating debt 1948- A AO
4s Constitutional 1942-J&J
4s Public Impt 1950 opt
1942 (old Issue)
J&J
4s Pub Impt '42 opt '2S.J&)
4^s 1940-49
4 KB 1950-59
J&J
City 6s '35-'45—F&A15
0s Ref Aug 15 1940—F&A15
5s Fire Fund 1933 ——J&J
5s Police Fund 1933— M&N
4Kb Sewer 1934-47—M&N
J&J
Sioux City S D 5s 1941
Orleans District—
KANSA8.
5s July
4Ks 1933 ———————J&J
to
4J4s
to
4b
to
Soldiers Oompen *34-'52
Oomp 1953—J&J
Oomp 1954—J&J
Crawford Co 4Kb 1939
Soldiers
Soldiers
4b
1950-1969
J&J
4Kb 1934-1901
A&O
4Kb Sept 1 1933-1968.M&S
to 4%
to 4.50
Orleans Parish Sch Board—
5s 1930-1944—
J&D
5b 1945-1967——
J&D
Plaquemlne Parish E Bank—
Hutchinson—
4Kb Pub Bldg '01 op '31 J&J
4Kb 1933
4Kb 1939...
to 4.25
to 4.25
to 4.25
5s Oct 1952 opt 1942—A&O
Pentchartrain District—
D 6s 1944
MAN
6s July 196S
J&J
Red River A & B B District—
City 5s"l942——Zf&A
4Kb Wat & Light 1944-J&J
4Kb Wat Plant Pur *39 J&J
Kansas
4Kb
—
Imp July 18 '49-.J&J
Board
Education—
1934-1953
F&A
4Kb 1933-1953——J&J
Sch DIst 4Kb 1934-54—J&J
J&J
J&J
1934-1939
1940-1949
5s July
5s July
4%
4%
4%
6s 1950 Series B
or
5s Mar 1953
4KB
A&O
opt 1943-M&S
5s 1965 Series D
F&A
Shreveport—
Leavenworth—
5s 1934-1930—F&A
5s Dec 1 1933-1909—J&D
4Kb Water 1934-1947—J&J
Leavenworth Co 5s 1935
McPherson 4Kb 1945
5b Wat Wks Riv '34-'40M&8
4Kb W W& 8ew'33-'54-J&J 1
4Kb May 2 1934-07-M&N2 <
Reno Co 5s 1941
Saline Co 4Kb 1945
Tensas Basin Levee District—
5s Jan 1957
Sedgwick Co 4Kb 1940—
Shawnee Co. 4Kb 1944
Topeka 4Kb 1933
F&A
J&J
MAIN!
-
4Ks 1948
Topeka 8 D 4Kb 1933-40—
Wichita 4Kb 1933-30
Wyandotte County—
4Kb Bridge *34 to '41—F&A
4Ka
4Kb
1933-19391940-1945
5s Hway an Bdge *34-'54-A&O
4s Sept 1 1934-1953
M&8
4s HIghw & Bdge *35-39 M&N
4s HIghw & Bdge '40-44 M&N
4s State Pier 1934-1942—M&8
3Ka
3Ks
3Ks
3Ks
3Kb
kentucky
4Kb Bridge 1950
J&J
Ashland—5s 1934-37
M&S
4Kb SI'42. *47&*52.-M&S
Bowling Green—5s 1955.J&J
Covington—
0s WW Jan 15*33-'01 J&J 15
4Kb Fdg 1934-48
F&A
4 Kb 1935-1950
4Kb WW 1934-51
A&O
J&J
5a S D 1938
4s 1935 & 1940 tax-ex—J&J
Augusta 48 Oct 151934-55A&0
3angor—
4s Ref Wat '35 (taxable) .J&J
Bath 4b Ref 1941 tax-ex. J&D
Belfast 4Kb Ref 1933-1950.-.
BIddeford 4s 1934-35—M&N
8rewer
4Kb Ref 1905
4 K« Jan 1 1970.
J&D
J&J
4Kb Sewer 1969
4b Ref July 1 1937
J&A
J&J
F&A
4s Sewer 1947
4s Lou W Co 1959
3Kb
4s 1934
Kennebec
M&N
(taxable)..J&J
Water
District—
Old Town Water
4s July
4s July
District—
J&J
J&J
1933-1939
1952-1958
Portland—
4s O
H *34-*45
tax ex_A&0
4s High Sch 1936 tax-exem.
Portland Bridge DIst (taxable)
3K«" July 1934 to 1939-M&8
Portland
Water District—
4s Funding 1938
4s Funding 1948
Saco 4s April 1939
J&D
J&D
A&O
iouth Portland Sewer DIst-
F&A
J&J
1970
Ref 1943
4s 1933-1950
Watervllle 3 K» 1935
M&N
M&S
J&J
Owensboro—5s So vrer-
.
MARYLAND
.J&D
Paducah—>
4Kb w w 1933-1970—A&O
Warren Co—4Kb *34-*59-J&J
LOUISIANA.
4Ks Aug 15 1933
F&A16
4Kb Rd & Bdge.'33-'40 J&D15
4Kb 1933-1942—
J&D15
4Kb 1933-1942
J&J
Annapolis 4Kb W W '42-A&0
Baltimore—5s 1934-1946 M&S
5s
5s Port Oomm'n *34-*59—J&J
5s Highway Dec 15 "35-49 J&D
5s Dec 31 1938
—J&J
High
High
High
High
High
High
1934
DIst—
4s Ref May 1 1959—M&N
KIttery Water District—
6s Jan 1934 to 1938
J&J
3s Sew & Park 1941—J&J
McCracken Co—5s 1933.M&S
4Kb
4Kb
4Kb
4K*
4Ks
4Ks
4Kb
Sch
Water District—
F&A
4s Sewer 1965
4s Jan 1
High
4K» 1933-1945
Jaralner
J&D
Livingston County—
5Kb R&B Fdg Marl'49A&0
Louisville—5s Sch 1902-A&O
4Kb Hospital 1951
M&S
4Kb Bridge Rev *48—M&N
M&S
M&S
M&S
M&S
M&S
Auburn-—
4b Fdg 1952 opt '42—F&A
4Kb School 1933-09
Crittenden County—
5Ks Fdg Feb 1 39-'49_F&A
Henderson County—
4Kb R&B Oct l'34-*50 A&O
Hickman—0s Fdg 1949--M&S
Lexington—4b 1945
F&A
1933—
1934-1935
1936-1937
1938-1939
1940-1951-
1934-1961
6s Gen.
A&O
Imp. 1943-45—M&S
6s Water 1961
A&O
5s registered 1946
1934
1935-30
J&D 15
J&D 15
1937-39
1940-45
1946-49
1950-55
J&D 15
M&S
4Kb Mar 11934-'55—M&S
4Kb Mar 1 1955
M&S
4s Aug 1 1951
F&A
J&D 15
J&D 15
J&D 15
4s Annex 1954
J&D
4s Parks 1955
4s Mar 1 1901
-M&N
F&A15
F&A15
F&A15
4Kb 1942-1952
F&A15
Atchafalaya Levee DIst—
5s Sept 1933-1972—M&S15
5s DIst ref & imp '49—M&S
M&S
4Kb 1935-1937
4s Aug 1 1901
F&A
4s School 1934-1939—M&N
4Ks 1938-1941
4s
5s
1934-1909
Baton
—F&A
Rouge—5s '34*'54.M&8
Bossier Dist Levee 5s '64. A&O
5s Nov 1958
M&N
Caddo District Levee—
5s 1951 opt 1941
Fifth District Levee—
1950 opt 1940
5s 1952 opt 1942
5s
J&J
4s
M&S
A&O
1956-1965
M&S
1972-1975
M&S
1933-1957.
A&O
3Kb Impt 1940——J&J
3Ks Mar 1945
M&S
3 Kb Refunding 1952—J&J
3 Kb Sewage Impt '80-A&O
Oumber'd 4Kb W W '41-A&0
4s
4s
4a
Hagerstown—
J&J
J&J
5s Oct 15 1902 op '52—A&O
5s Oct 15 1963
A&015
5s 1957-1907
A&015
5b 1959-1909—
F&A15
5s 1972
Lafourche Basin Levee—
5s Water 1938-19S7
4Kb 1930-1980...
A&O
A&O
Montgomery Co
4Kb 1939-1968
M&N
Washington Sub San DIst—
4Ks Sewer g 1973
J&J
.
5s 1909
.
6s Jan 1954 opt 1944
1945-1971
ReglB'd atk 1940-57.M&N
4s 1933-1944
J&J
5s Jan 1937 opt 1928
J&J
5s 1956-1970
—A&O
Lake Borgne DIst Levee—
6s Dec 1952 opt 1942..J&D
MASSACHUSETTS
4s
1933-52 (tax-exempt)—Var
4s Water registd 1933-'58.J&J
3Ks
3Ks
3Kb
3Ks
gold July 1 1935
J&J
1950 ref (tax-exem).J&J
1937 reg (tax-exem).J&J
Water 1942
J&J
b Basis.
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/Flat price, n Nominal, o Tax-exempt, under a law approved Mar. 13U909,and which went into effect Sept. 11909.
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fLasslK. uLess2. pLsbs 4
STATE
96
AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
Detroit
(concluded)—
4Mb J»n 1 1943-1957—J&J
o4M« 1934-1935
M&N
SIms
M&N
M&N
1935-1937
o 4Mb 1935-1951
4 MB 1942-19524Mb JaD 1 1957
J&D
4MB 1934-1934
wsl&i
SJ&N15
4M"1936-1960
m&N15
School 1944.—-- M&8
o4s School 1940
.--M&N
o4s May 15 1956—M&N 15
o4b May 11901
M&N
oFllnt 4 Mi '33-'54—M&S15
J&D
4M» 1934-1937
o5s (Mar 15 & Apr 1) '33-'60
Flint Union Schoo 1 Dlst—»
5s 1934-1964
M&S
4Mb Mar 11935-1939———
Grand Rapids 5b 1934- . -A&O
4M« Oct 1 1934-1938—A&O
4MB 1933-1953.
F&A
4Mb
1933-1935
F&A
4M» 1936-1942
F&A
4s 1933-1953
——
4B 1943-1900
F&A
8MB 1933-1933—
F&A
8MB 1934-1937
F&A
8MB 1938-1941
F&A
8Mb 1942-1961
F&A
Grand RapldB SchooiDtotrict—
4M 1934-1943
M&S
Highland Park—
04Mb Sept 15 1934—M&S
o4M* April 15 1957—
4b
1934-*47_A&016
4Mb Gen Impt '33-'54 M&N
Jackson 4Mb
Jackson Un S
4MB
4Mb
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65
70
70
65
68
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65
68
1933-'30-J&J3
6.CO
1937-1946
J&D
Muskegon 4Mb 1934-44—J&J
4b May 1 1934
M&N
4s* 1933-1933
F&A
4s 1934-1938
F&A
4s 1939-1961
F&A
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
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80
84
'34-47—-M&
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42
36
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36
42
42
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42
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4Msbldg&bdge 34-89M&N
4Mb 1942-1949
A&O
4MB 1933-1941
A&O
Wyandotte 4Mb 1934—J&D
8%
5 7.50
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6 7.50
to
8%
6 7.50
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4.05
4.10
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4.10
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4Mb 19374Mb 1946
4flWater & Light 1936. A&O
4b 1933-1940
—J&J
Duluth Ind School Dlst—
5Ms 1930. 193S. 1940-A&O
4Mb Feb 1 '40 op *80—F&A
4.10
5s 1941
A&O
4.10
4.20
4.20
4.10
4.10
Minneapolis—
5a 1935. *30. *40. '43. '45^
*40. '47. *48. '49. '50-J&D 64.00
1934-1935
1934.A&O
A&O
4Mb Apr 1930 & 1937-A&0
4Mb Apr 1938-1939—A&O
4Mb Apr 1940-1952—A&O
4Mb 1934-1937
A&O
4Mb School 1933-1941
4Mb 1934-1934
A&O
4MB 1935-1940
A&O
4a School Jan 1 1935—J&J
4Mb Apr 1934 &
4Mb Apr 1935
6
6.50 to 6.25
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s
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6 4.00
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4MB
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6 4.00
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6 3.90
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6 3.90
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100
100
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J&J
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A&O
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6 3.90
4Mb July 1 1955
4Mb 1934-1937—
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4a 1930-1939
4b 1940-1901
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4Mb Impt 1953
95
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6 3.90
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6 3.90
to 4.10
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Beatrice S D 6s 1933-54—F&A
6 3.90
to 4.10 %
to 4.10 %
>ougias County—
6b Highway 1942——A&O
irsnd Island Sch District—
4Mb Ref 1933-40, opt 1930
Holdrege S D 5s 1939-52-J&D
Kearney—
4Mb Sch '44. apt 1929-J&D
Lincoln School District—
6 3.90
6 3.90
6 3.90
6 3.90
to 4.10 %
to 4.10 %
to 4.10 %
to 4 10 %
100
opt '84 A&O
93
4.75
to
M&N
4.20
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McCook Fund 6b '84-43-F&A
5.50
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Norfolk 4Mb ref 1945optM&S
North Platte Sch Diet—
4.60
J&J 6 0.25
J&J 6 0.25
to
O 70
6%
to 0%
4Mb
1934-1953
4Mb 1940-50
Omaha 4Mb ref 1933
5.25
J&J
4.20
4Mb Ref *42. opt '82.M&N
York School District—
4Mb 1936-55
J&J
to 6%
to 6%
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to 6%
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1937-1970
6 6.75
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4Mb Bldg&Rd'33-'45 J&D20
Hackensack—4Mb 1942-F&A
4Ms Imp 1934-1942
J&J
6s 1934-1954
F&A
Hoboken—-4Mb 1940
J&J
5a School 1934-1954—J&J
Hudson Co—4Mb 1948—A&O
4Mb May 1 1&50
M&N
&
6
6
6
6
6
4Mb 1934-1978—M&N15 6
4b g Park 1954 & *69—M&N 6
refunding 1935-F&A 6
4Mb Jo,F
'33-*34—J&J15 6
4Mb July 15 *35-'74
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6 25
7.00
7.00
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4.80
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6.50
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4b gold
J&J
4Mb Wat wks Dec 15 '41J&J
4Mb May 11950
M&N
5b 1948
J&D
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Scottsbluff—
to 6%
(Bora) 5s 1933—J&D
—
6 0.25
6 0.25
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Gloucester Co—
6 0.25
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to 6%
6 6.25
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6 9%
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4MB 1934-1935
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4Mb 1950-1960
M&S16
4Mb Road 1933-1930--F&A
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F&A
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1933-1960—
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5 Mb Impt 1934-1940
5Mb April 1934-1934
4Mb 1933-1950
4Mb 1933-1934
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A&O 6
98
7%
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1950-1954
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1933-01
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4Mb School 1943
A&O
4Mb Water '34 to '0O.M&N
4 Mb 1942-1909
J&J
3.75 Camden Co 4Mb 1932--F&A
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6 3.90
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MONTANA
to 3.90
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6 7
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City—
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4Mb 1933 to 1969—J&D 15
Bridgeton (City)—
4MB 1933
J&D 6 0.50
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4Mb Dec 15 1933-64—.J&D 6 6.00
6 6.00
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4Mb Aug 1933-1938—F&A
4s Court Hse '34-'38—A&O
to 4.50
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J&D
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to 4.75
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Bayonne 6s 1934-1949
J&J
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4Mb School 1934-60—F&A
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Belleville SD 5s *33-'44M&N
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6 4.00
to 4%
6 4.20
J&J 6 4.15
lo: 3-1963
4Mb Fundlnu 1945—
4Mb School 1933
J&J 6 3.50
F&A 6 3.70
6 4.00
bdge 1938—J&J
4Mb
98
M&N
J&J16
NEW JERSEY
4.10
Inst Conatr 1942-'49_ J&J
6 4.10
Inst Constr 195O-'60-J&J
6 4.10
Road & Ddge 1933—J&J
6 4.20
Road &
Atlan Co. 4Mb 1934-35-A&O
4Mb Bridge 1930-57-A&O
4.10a 1933-1934
M&N
to 4.75
98
A&O
3Mb
95
91M
4Mb 1938-1958
J&J
4Mb Paving 1938
J&J
4Mb Jan 1 1945
J&J
4Mb June 1 1933-80-J&D
4.40s 1934-1954
M&S
5a 1934
F&A
5s 1935-1939
F&A
5s 1940-1947
F&A
6b 1948-1908
F&A
3.90
St Louis 4Mb Bridge *35.A&O
4Mb
Public
Bldg & Imp
1933-1941
M&N
Ramsey Co 4Mb *33-'50.F&A
4Mb Dec 1 1935-1950.J&D
4Mb Rd&Bdge 38- 44 M&N
4Mb Rd&Bdge '83-'37 M&N
4Mb Rd&Bdge '33-*43 J&D
St Paul—0b Sc July 1 *61.J&J
4Mb W W 1933-42—A&O
5b School July 1 1951..J&J
5b Gen'l impt 1934-02. J&J
4Mb July 1935
J&J
4Mb Sewer July 1 '43—J&J
4Mb Water Aug 1 '43-F&A
1942. J&D* 6 4.00
98M
-—
M&N
M&N
M&S
1951-1900
M&S
4 Mi 1934-1970
M&N
Atlan City 4Mb 1933-38—J&J
to 3.70
SMsEducat'lopl '31-*41- J&J
4Mb Educational 1944
J&J
Billings 5s 1934 op 1929-J&J
Butte 5s 1934-1930
J&J
6s 1941
J&J
Daniels Co 6« 1933-1942...
da Improvement
4b 1944
98
1933-1934
4Mb
4Mb
to 3.50
6 3.60
3 Mb 1941-1951
1934-19434MB 1942-1949
99
M&N
4s Road 1950
J&J
-J&J
4Mb
99
10nW
99
Aflbury Park (City)—
4Mb 1935-1939
4Mb 1934-1953
3.50
St Joseph 4Mb ref 1951
University
99
a
1940
—J&J
4Mb Highway *54 opt '39-J&J
4Mb 1955 opt 1940
J&J
5.75
to 5.75
to 5.75
to
to
St Joseph S D 4Mb 1935
4b 1940
100
100
M&N
6Ms Bridge 1933-40-M&N
4Mb Sanltorlum'33-'42-J&J
4Mb Hospital *34-'41.M&N
4MB
8
J&J
St Joseph 4 Ms
4.20
Hennepin County—
0b Bridge 1934-40
5aStImpMay2'37-'4lM&N2
6.50 to 6.25
6.50 to 0.25
J&J
4Mb Dec 1 1939
J&D
Duluth 4Mb 1934-1947—-J&J
opt 1924
4a
4s 1935-1940
4s 1941-1945
Net.
99
M&S
Ms Highway 1934-43—J&D
oncord 4Mb 1942
J&D
4Mb '38, '40, *42. '44.M&N
6
6
J&J
J&J
4.00
4b 1934
to 6.50
,
J&J
J&D
Keene 4 Mb 193^-1942
Manchester—
to 6.60
.
J&J15
4Mb 1933-1942
to 6.50
HAMPSHIRE
4b July 1933-19484s June 1933-1938
4s Highway 1934-43
Ask.
0.50 6.25%
—
MINNESOTA
4Mb July 15 1943
to 6.50
0.60 6.25%
6.50 6.25%
4Mb Road 1948-1950—M&S
4Mb 1933-1937
A<*U
4Mb 1938 & 1939
A&O
4Mb 1943-1940
M&S
4s Road 1734 Ser D
M&S
4al943-1947M&S
4s Road 1944-1948
A&O
4s Nov 1 1948-1952
M&N
8mb 1948-1952
4Mb Road 1938-42
Jackson Co 4s 1933-'61
J&J
4Mb 1934-1950
J&J
4MB 1936-60
J&J15
4Mb 1949—J&D
4Mb Road 1937-52
4Mb Court House 1937-52
Joplin Sch Diet 4Mb 1943-'48Kansas City 4mb 1935
J&J
4b 1935
J&J
5b 1935
J&J
5s sewer 1935
J&J
4Mb 1939-J&J
5s water 1939
J&J
4Mb 1940
J&J
5s bridge & road
J&J
4Mb Various 1933-72
4Ms Jan & July 1942—J&J
J&J
4Mb 1933-1954
4MB 1933-1943
J&J
4MB 1934-1955
-A&O
4Mb 1933-1947
J&D
4mb Airport 1933-'54—A&O
4s Airport 1936-1951
4s Auditorium 1933-1970—
4b Various 1933-1970.M&N
Kansas City S D
4s 1941-1951
J&J
65
4b 1941-1957
4Mb 1946-1951
M&S
5Mb Sewer 1933-1942 F&A
da Wat Impt 1933-35—J&D
0s Wat Impt 1936-60— J&D
Saginaw 4Mb sew 1933—J&J
4Mb Sewer 1933-1949-F&A
4Mb Sewer 1933-1951-J&D
4MsWat Jan 2 '34-'39-J&J
%
8%
10%
to
6 3.00
78
4Mb
Pantlac—4Mb
to 6.50
7%
610%
6 15%
7%
7%
7%
7%
6s March 1933-1930
Lansing—
04 Mb Jan 3
6
6%
MISSOURI
82
M&N
1937-1946
NEW
to
Bid.
Bonds
6 6.25
6 6.25
6 6.25
6 6.25
To
or
Net
82
82
78
78
Ask.
82
D—
1933-1930
Bid.
Bonda.
4Mb Flood 1933-'53
A&O
is July 1 1933-1935J&J
_,is July 11930
J&J
3 mb State 1934 opt 1914-J&J
Greenville 6s fund '43-'50 F&A
BIloxI 5Ms 1934-1943—A&O
Harrison Co 6Ma 1940-60 F&A
Jackson 5Mb July 1 1933-J&J
5 Mb 1934-1954
A&O
4Mb 1933-1952
4Mb 1933-1952
M&N
fones Co 6b 1933-1942.— M&N
Meridian 5s Dec 1 1939--J&D
4Mb School House 1941 J&J
Mississippi Levee District—
6b May 2 1944
M&N
6b July 11963
J&J
4Mb Sept 1934
M&S
Vicksburg—
6s Pub Imp 1934-48—.F&A
Yasoo-Mlss Delta Levee Dlst6s 1933-1954—
M&N
4Mb July 1949
J&J
4b 1952 optional 1922-.J&J
59
59
56
Net.
59
To
or
To
or
Bid.
Bond*
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
went into effect
June, 1933.]
STATE
AND
MUNICIPAL
Yield Basis
Hunterdon County—
4 Ha 1934-1934
J&J
4Ha road & bldg '35-*46 J&J
Irvlngton 5a School '63—J&D
4Kb 1933-1933
J&D
4 Ha 1934-1939
J&D
.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonda.
4 Ha 1940-1959
6 6.50
6 6.50
to
6%
to 6%
to 6.25
to 6.25
6Hs Dec 1 1933-1933—J&D 6 6.50
5a 1933-1969
A&O 6 6 50
J&D 6 6.50
4Ha School 1945
J&J 6 6.50
to 6.25
to 6.25
to 6.25
4Ha School 1933-58
4Ha Water 1961
A&O 6 6.50
4Ha 1933-1966
J&D 6 6.50
4a Refunding 1949
F&A 6 6.50
6 9%
Keansburg 5Ha
7.00
Kearny 4Ha 1936
F&A
7.00
4Ha Water 1934-1962-M&N
4 Ha Water 1933'34-J&D15
7.00
7.00
4Ha Water 1935-70. J&D15
7.00
4Ha Sch Impt '33-"52-J&D
5 Ha 1933-1949
7.00
J&D
5 Ha 1950-1970
7.00
J&D
Ladl—5a 1934-1947
—J&J
Long Branch 5a 1943
-M&N
4a June 1 1935
J&D
9%
Lyndhurat 5a 1933-1957-.J&J
Maplewood (Township)
i
4a 1933
—-J&D15
6.00
4a 1934-35
J&D15
6.00
4a 1936-67
—J&D15
6.00
Mercer Co—
8a Road 1933
J&D
5.50
8Ha April 1941
A&O
5.50
5Hf July 1 1937
J&J
5.50
6a Road & Bdge 1934. F&A
5.50
Middlesex Co 4H« 1934
J&J
6.25
4Hs Fund July 1933-1939—
6.25
4Ha Road 1934-44—F&A2 6 6.25
to 6.25
to 6 25
to 6.25
to
to
-
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
II
—
6.25
8%
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
7%
8%
8%
8%
to
to
to
Union Co 4Hs 1037
to 5.50
to 5.25
to 5.25
to 5.25
to 5.25
to
to
to
6%
6%
to
to
Valla burg—See Newark.
Vent nor City—
6%
6%
6.00
to 5.75
to 5.75
5.50
to
6.00
70
5.25'%
4Ha 1942 opt 1922
J&J
8Ha 1933-1934
J&D 15
8 Ha 1935-1938
J&D 15
5.50
to 5.25
5.50
to 5.25
5.50
to
3Ha 1939-1949
J&D 15
MorrlBtown 4Ha '33-'42—J&D
4a 1934-1936
M&N
5.50
M&N 6 5.75
M&N 6 5.75
F&A 6 6.50
M&S 6 6.50
M&S 6 6.50
to 5.50
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
5.00
6.00
6.00
8%
5Ha Mun Bldg *34-'58-A&0
Vlneland (Boro)—
6Ha 1934
M&S
5 Ha 1934-1950M&S
Westfleld 5a June 15'33-'0O J&D
4 Ha 1934-1906
A&O
West New York 5a 1930—M&S
Weet Orange (T) 6a *38- M&S
to 5.50
to 5.50
to 5.25
to 5.50
to 5.50
to 5.50 1
to 5.50 1
to 5.50 1
to 5.50 '
to 5.50 '
to 5.50 4
to 5 50 4
to 5.50 4
to7%
to
'
8%
to
8%
to
8%
6%
6%
to
to
to 5.25
5.75
5.75
A&O
4s Park 1934-1937
M&N
Union Township Sch Diat—
4 Ha 1933-1968U&J b
6%
Monmouth Co—
6.50
6.50
M&S
4a Oct 11942
/u
to 5.25
Bonds.
5.75 to 5.25
5.75 to 5.25
5.75 to 5.25
5.75 to 5.25
5.75 to 5.25
5.75 to 5.25
6.00 to 5.75
6.00 to 5.75
9.00 to 7.50
6.75 to 6.25 '
5.75 to 5.40
5.75 to 5 40
5.75 to 5.40
5.75 to 5.40
5.75 to 5.40
5.75 to 5.40
5.75 to 5.40
5.75 to 5.40
5.75 to 5.40
5.75 to 5.40
5.75 to 5.40
5.75 to 5.40
7.00 to 6.50
4Ha Park 1930-'37-.J&D15
%
to 5.25
5.75
5,75
6s Sept 15 1937—M&S 15
6a March 15 1938-M&S 15
4 Ha 1942
—M&S
4Hs Oct 15 1933-'52
4 Ha Road&Bdge'34-47 F&A
4Ha Park 1933-'35—J&D15
to 5 50
to 5.50
Ask.
5.75
4H* 1933-1969
J&D
4Hs 1933-1967
J&D
4 Ha 1933-1968
J&D
Summit 4Ha Sch 1941—-F&A
4a 1933
—M&N
4 Ha Imp & Sch'33-'38-J&D
4 Ha Imp & Sch '39-'60-J&D
Sussex Co 4 Ha '37-'44—-M&S
4a Impt 1934-1955—M&N
Teaneck (Twp) 5H« '33-38
Tenafly 4 Ha 1934-1963-F&A
Trenton 5H« 1933-1951-A&O
5a School 1934
A&O
5s School 1935
A&O
5a School 1936-1937—A&O
5a School 1938-1939—A&O
5a School 1940-1955—A&O
4Ha Water 1943-...—A&O
4 Ha 1934-1939
F&A
4 Ha 1940-1960
F&A
4 H» 1934
F&A
4 H« 1935-1960—
F&A
4a City Hall 1939
J&D
Union City 4 Ha '33-'64—J&D
4a 1937-1940
4a 1941-1969
Newark—4 Ha 1944
6a 1934-1935
6a 1936-1972.
5Ha Oct 15 '33 ta '59 A&015 6
5a 1933-1958
J&J 6
4Hs 1934-1969
M&S15 6
4Ha Dock 1959
F&A 6
4 Ha Apr 15 '34-'61-A&015 6
4Ha School Dec 1 '45—J&D 6
to 5.50
to 6.25
to 6.25
to 6.25
to 6.25
6.50
6.50
6.50
to 6.25
6.50
to 6.25
6.50
to 6.25
6.50
to 6.25
6 6.50
6 6.50
5 6.50
4a Sch Houae 1959 opt 1949
4a Paa Val Sew'61 op'ol J&D
4a 1933
J&D
4a 1934-35
J&D
to 6.25
to 6.25
to 6.25
to 6.50
Highway 1935-1940—J&J
5Ha Highway 1935-1940-J&J
4Hs Re? 1953 opt 1933..J&J
4Ha Deo 16 1952 opt '22-J&D
4i Fund 1939
opt 1919-M&S
4a Highway 1933-1944—J&J
95
90
95
93
90
95
80
Albuquerque 5s W W 1962J&D
4 Ha 1933-1950
J&J b 6.50
4 Ha 1933-1950
J&J 6 6.50
Middle Rio Grande GonterDiat 5 Ha *34-*73
F&A
62
Secorro Co 5s '41 op '21—A&O
75
NEW
3.80
to 6.25
to 6.25
5a Jan & Mar 1946-1970
6.50
to 6.25
4Ha Highway 1963..
4Ha Canal 1964...
4Ha Canal 1905
6.50
to 6.25
0.50
to 6.25
to
to
8%
8%
60
60
to
to
6%
6%
6%
4a School 1959
M&N
4Ha 1933-1902 various
Rahway 4 Ha 1933-34—
4Ha 1935-1930
4Hs 1933-1934
4Hs 1935-1930
104
104
to
5.50
to 6.75
11
to 0.75
to 6.75
to 6.75
to 6.75
5.75 to 5.50
5.75 to 5-50
5.75 to 5.50
6 0.75 to 6.25
6 6.75 to 6.25
6 0.75 to 6.25
to 6.25
to
7%
4Hs 1933-1953
M&N
8<% to 7%
Rldgewood 4Hb 1934-02.M&N 7. 6.00 to 5.75
6
5Ha 1933-1939
J&J 6 6.00 to 5.75
4Ha 1934-1908
M&N 6 6.00 to 5.75
Riverside 5a 1933-1933—A&O
to 8%
Sea Isle City 5s 1942
F&A
to 8%
Somerset Co 4Hs 1933-49 J&D
6.00 to 5.75
4Hb 1933
J&J
6.00 to 5.75
4HS 1934-1952
J&J
6.00 to 5.75
"II
South Jersey Port District
4Hs Marine Term 1934-73- 6 5.75 to 6.50
6 Basis,
d Now part of N.
Imp Mar 1958 M&S
104
104
to 6.75
7%
8%
4a g High
4a g High
4a Hlghw Imp Mar "01_.M&S
4a Palisade Park 1961
M&S
4a Canal Jan 1962
J&J
to 6.50
IZ°
6 0.75
A&O
4a Canal Term 1942
J&J
4a Canal Term Jan 1940—J&J
to 6.50
6.00
Ramsey 5s Water 1933-1940— 6
Red Bank (Borough)—
3.40
3.40
3.50
3.50
3.50
4a Canal Imp Jan 1961
J&J
4a Canal Imp July 1961—J&J
to
4s School House 1934—J&D 6 7.00 to 6.50
Passaic 4 Ha 1934-40
M&S 6 7.00 to 0.60
5Ha Gen Imp '33-'44—J&D 6 7.00 to 6.50
5Ha Gen Imp *45-'51—J&D & 7.00 to 6.60
5a Imp. 1934-1948
M&N 6 7.00 to 6.60
5a Water 1935
m&N 6 7.00 to 0.50
4Ha Refunding 1944—M&N 6 7.00 to 6.60
4Ha Water 1939-70
J&J 6 7.00 to 6.50
Passaic Co 4Hs 1933-1930 J&J 6
6.75 to 6.25
4 Ha 1937-1940—
J&J 5 6.75 to 6.25
4Hi 1933-1968
J&D 6 6.75 to 6.25
Paterson 5H« *33-'34—M&N 6
6.25 to 6.00
5Ha 1935-1959
M&N 6 6.25 to 6.00
4Ha Feb 1 1945
F&A
6.25 to 6.00
Plalnfleld—4s 1933 ta'84-J&D
107
8%
8%
to
Ml
—A&O
M&S
J&J
A&O
4a High Imp Mar I960..-M&S
4a Canal Imp July 1900—J&J
60
60
Perth Amboy 4 Ha Apr 1944-.
4Ha Water 1934
M&S2
4Hs Water 1935-04—M&S2
4Ha School 1934-1900.A&O
4Ha School 1938
5a Feb. 1930-1977—F&A
4Ha Bonus 1933-1939
4Ha Bonus 1940-1949
110
110
107
104
104
104
104
to
OrimgG—•
4Ha School 1943
J&D 6 7.00
4H« Sewer 1933-1964.A&0 6 7.00
4Hs 1933-1967
Ha Highway 1965
4Ha Barge Canal 1945
4
M&S
-J&J
J&J
Y.City.
Imp Sept 1958 M&S
4a Hlghw Imp Mar '02—M&S
4a Canal
4s 1933-19484a June 15 1900
104
104
4a St Inst Bldg '34 *63
M&S
la Apr 15 1940-1955—-A&015
3Ha St Ina Bldg *34-78 ..M&S
3Hs Mar 15 *34-*35—M&S 15
3Ha Mar 15 '30-'39-M&8 15
3 Ha Mar 15 '40-'81„M&S 15
3 Ha Mar 15 *34-'35..M&8 15
3 Ha Mar 15 '30-'39-M&8 15
8 Ha Mar 15 '40-'81._M&8 15
3a g Jan 11950
J&J
3a g July 1 1958
J&J
3a g Canal Jan 1 1959—J&J
3a Canal 1957-59
J&J
Albany Co 4Ha 1936-38.M&N
4 Ha 1934-1960
—M&S
3Ho Fund 1934-1941—M&N
Albany 4Hs 1934-39
M&N
4 Ha 1940-1969M&N
4Ha 1933-1954
J&D
4 Ha 1933-1935
J&D
4Hs 1936-1970
—J&D
4a Manic & Sch "34-"03-J&J
3Hs 1933-1933
J&D
3 Ha 1934-1935
J&D
3 Ha 1936-1939
.J&D
3Ha 1940-1971
J&D
Alb Pt Dist 4 Ha *33-71—F&A
4 Ha 1933-1972
M&N
Allegany Co 4Ha*34-'30_M&S
Amherst 4 Ha 1934-'55— M&S
5 Ha 1933-1930
M&N
/Flat price,
5Hs
n
1937-1947
Nemlhal.
M&N
5
5
5
J&D
4a 1933-1958
3Ha Water 1933-35
3 Ha 1935-1964
5
J&J
5
5
5
f 00
M&S
M&N
Oohoea 6a Ref Wat *33-"45 J&J
5H» 1933-1939
M&N
5Hs 1940-1949
—
5 he 1950-1960
Columbia Co 4 Ha
7.00
7.00
7.00
4.75
M&N
M&N
'34-*35 A&O
4 Ha 1936-1959
A&O
Corning 5Hs 1934-'60—M&S
Cortland Co 4Hs *33-'51-J&J
Delaware Co 4.20s'34-'52 A&O
Dutchess Co 4a 1934
M&S
4s 1935-1937
M&S
4a 1938-1946
M&S
4s 1947-1954
M&S
East Cheater 4 Hs 1934—F&A
4 Ha 1935-1958
F&A
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
Elmlra—4a 1935
M&S
4Hs Water 1933-"45—A&O
4 Ha Apr 1 1933-1935
Erie Co 4 Ha 1933
J&D
4 Ha 1934-1935
J&D
4 Ha 1936-1938
J&D
4 Ha 1939-1959
J&D
4a 1945-1953
M&B
Essex Co 4a 1933-1956—. M&S
Franklin Co 4 Ha *34-'40.M&S 6 5.50
Ser*33-45M&N
6 6.50
6 6.50
104
3.30
3.40
100
3T40
3.40
3.50
3.40
3.40
3.40
3.40
3.30
3.30
3.30
3.25
to
to
to
5%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 6 50
6 6.50
to
6 5.75
to 5.50
6 6.25
to
to
%
6%
6.25
6.50
6.25
to
6%
to
6%
to 5.75
6-25
to 5.75
6 6.50
6 6.25
to 6 25
6 6.25
to
6%
6%
to
6%
6 6.25
J&J 6 6.00
J&J 6 6.00
6 6.00
J&J
Hunt!ngton(T)4s '34-'52.J&J
Islip(T)4s 1934-35
M&S
4a 1930-1937
M&S
4a 1938-1951
M&S
Irylngton 4.10a '34-'30—A&O
Ithaca—4 Ha Water 1942.J&J
4 Ha 1°40-1954
J&J
lamest'n 4a Mar 20 1943 A&O
to
to 5.50
to 5.75
to 5.75
to 5.75
6 5.75
6 5.75
to 5.50
6 5.75
6 5.75
to 5.50
to 5.50
to 5.50
6 5.75
to 550
6 4.75
6 4.75
to 4.50
6 5 75
4H« 1834-1940
A&OIS 6 5.75
Jamestown 8 D 5a'33-'39.J&D 6 5.75
fehnscown 4Ha Dec 1933-*37- 6 5 75
to 5.50
IKlngs Co 4a May 1 '34-*44
6 5.00
Kingston 3Ha g 34-"80—A&O 6 5.00
Lackawanna 4 Ha'33-*54 M&N
50
to 4.50
to 5.50
to 5.50
to 5.50
to 4.75
to 4.75
60
6 5.75
6 5.75
to 5.50
to 5.50
6 5 75
6 5 75
to 5.50
6 5.75
1943-1949
4 Ha Sch 1933-1944
4.40s 1943-1949—M&S
5s 1934-1942
..M&S
Long Beach 5 Ha '34-*60.M&N
6Ha 1933-1934..
J&D
6Ha 1936-1940
J&D
5Ha 1941-1960
J&D
Mamaroneck (T )4H a*33-64J& J
Mamaroneck Un F 8 D No 1—
5Ha May I *34-*52
M&N
3.90a 1936-1936
J&J
3.90a 1937-1939
J&J
3.90a 1940-1904
J&J
Middleport 4.36a '33-'42.J&D
4.36s Sewer *33-*39
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Monroe Co 4s 1934-44
F&A
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Mlneola (V) 4.40s 1933-68 J&J
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5Hs 1934
A&O
5Ha 1936-1941
A&O
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4a Sewerage 1960-66—M&N
to 5.50
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to 5.50
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...J&J
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5.75
3.25
6H1 1937
M&S 15 6 5.75
3.25
4Ha 1933-1934
.A&O
5.75
4.10
4Hs 1936-1944
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5.75
4.10
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5
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6a School 1933-58
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J&D
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MAN
4b Nor 1955
MAN
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1942
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Cleveland 'SMs 1940-70-J AD
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4Mb Pub Imp '33-"45-JAJ16
4.20s 1934-1937-;
FAA
4.20s 1938-1949
-FAA
4.15s 1934-1950
MAN
5.00
4.10s 1934-1940—
AAO
5.00
3.90s 1934-1948
FAA
to
39
45
5s Bridge 1937-1951—FAA
Mecklenburg Co—
0b Ref Nov 1950MAN
Pitt Co 5s 1934-'30
MAN
4Mb 1943-1947-,
MAS
5s Fund June 1959
JAJ
Raleigh 5s Munlc Bldg '39JAJ
5s Impt June 1 1944
JAD
AAO
4Ms 1933-1907
Randolph Co 4Mb *34-'47.FAA
4Mb 1948-1959
FAA
5.00
Oneida—4b Water
Port Chester—
to 4.60
4Mb Sewer 1933-1953—JAJ
5b Water 1933-1950
JAJ
Hempstead 5s 1934-- JAJ
Hempstead S D No 7—
4Ms 1934-1942
JAD
North Tarrytown (6)
4Mb Water 1933-45—AAO
4Mb Water 1946-64—AAO
Poughkeepsle
to 4.60
4Mb
1934-1942-
No
-
of)
(City
73
No
(T)
6 4.25
6 4.25
JAJ
1954-*58
4Mb July
Tonawanda
73
MAN
3s May 1 1935-———MAN
NlagFallsSD—4 M» 33- 34FAA
4Mb 1935-1960
—FAA
No 1 4.60s
%
70
70
1942-1945
4s 1936-1950---
to 4.76
Ticonderoga S D No. 5—
74
72
4.10% Sewer 1935-50—J&J
4Mb Wat May 1*41- 41 MAN
4Mb Repar 1934 res—MAN
4Mb Sew '39-'40 reg—MAN
3.95 Nov 1 1901-1970-MAN
Pelham
to 4.50
to 4.75
6 4.50
-—JAJ15
3s 1937-1940
JAJ15
3s 1941-1951
JAJ15
3a 1952-1971——JAJ15
to 6.50
~
4Mb
6 4.25
6 4.50
V8.50"
-
3s 1934-1936
r 1905-70—MAN
4.15s Sewer 19
8Mb
5%
JAJ15
-JAJ15
JAJ15
3 Ms 1937-1940
3 Ms 1941-1951
6 7.00
6 7.00
8Mb
8Mb
8Mb
8Mb
3 Mb
8Mb
8Mb
—
1933-44—JAD15
4s L933-1946
FAA
3 Ms 1933——
JAJ15
3 Ms 1934-1936
JAJ15
4s June 15
76
1956—----MAN
4b Various May 1957-MAN
4b Nor 1951
MAN
4b May 1959
MAN
481933-1937
MAN
4fl 1938-1967—-——-MAN
3Ms 8 exempt 1941—MAN
to 4.75
to
To
Ask.
65
4Mb 1934-1957
MAN
High Point 4Mb 1933 *48 JAJ / 33
5s Wat Serv 1933-1909 JAD / 33
Iredell Co 5a Aug 1 '42-FAA
4Mb 1934-1939
AAO
4Mb 1940-1950
-AAO
Lincoln Co 5s 1943 A '48-JAJ
to 4.75
6 4.50
MAN
4Mb 1933-1944
76
4s Various
Greenville 6s W W '58
4.75
6 4.50
4Mb June 15 *33-34-JAD15
76
76
7.00
76
FAA
34-'45-AAO
4.20s Dec 15 1933-71 JAD15
4Mb Mar 1
4Mb Mar 1 1904———MAS
4Mb April 1936
AAO 6 7.00
4Mb
4Mb
4Mb
4Mb
4Mb
4Mb
4Mb
5.50
5.50
Syracuse 4Mb 1933-'35 Various
64".5'0" to 4~75
5s May 15 1933-1931
6 4.50 to 4.90
5M* 1933-1960
--MAS
74
76
76
76
1930—-MAS
MAS
1962
MAS
1960
1933-1951
Sullivan Co 4Mb
b 7.00
Is 1960 opt
5.80
Fomyth Co 4M« '33-'58.JAD
Granville Co 4Mb "39—MAN
Greensboro 5s 1942 W—FAA
4Mb 1933-1903
JAJ
4Mb 1934-1905
FAA
&>
5.75
Southampton 5s '36-'43-MAN
5s 1944-71--MAN
Steuben Co 4Mb "34-"37—FAA
6 4.50
Suffolk Co 4Mb 1934-57-AAO
78
78
Bonds
4.75
to 4.80
b 4.50
Solvay 4Mb 1933-"40
FAA
Somers (T) 4Mb '33-"63-MAN
90
Bid.
Net.
Ask.
5s Dec 15 1944-1948-
4Mb Corp stk 1933-1935JAD
b 7.00
is Corp stk 1930-79, J&D
76
[s Jan. 1 1977------ J&J
6 7.00
b Sch A Var *33- 39-J&D
4Mb
"42-*51—JAJ
Schenec Co 4Mb
New York OUy—
Bid.
Bonds
Net.
or
To
or
To
or
Bid.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basi$
Bonds
BONDS
AND MUNICIPAL
STATE
98
s
Sale orice.
t Loss 4.
u
Less 3.
p
Less 1,
x
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t Less 2.
tLess2M
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STATE
AND
MUNICIPAL
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
•5Ks W W
•5a W W
Bonds.
•5a Mar 16 '34-'40-M&S16
Fast Cleveland—
to 5.75
6 6.25
to 5.75
b 6.25
to 5.75
b 6.25
b 6.25
to 5.75
b 6.25
to 5.75
b 7.50
b 7.50
to 6.50
to 5.75
to
•5Ks Hoa&Bge '34 *35 F&A b 4.50
Hamilton Co »4Ks 1943-F&A b 4.10
•4Kb Oct 1 1939
A&O b 4.10
to 3.90
to 4.50
to
—
4Ks *33'39A&0 b 5.00
•4Kb Oct 1945
A&O b 5.00
•5b Park & Imp '33-'41.A&0 b 5.00
to 4.50
to 4.50
to
to
65
60
60
J&D2
J&D2
65
65
•4H8W&SSepl0'33-35M&Sl0
60
1933-1935
—J&D
60
Mahoning Val. San. Dlst—
4Kb water 1933-52
A&O 6 6.00
Marietta—*4Ks 1933
J&D 6 5.00
Martin's Fy •5b'33-'44_-M&S 6 6.00
Miami Conservancy Dist—
5Ks (1 to 5 yr mafy)—J&D 6 4.90
6 Kb (5 to 10 yr mafy).J&D 6 4.90
5Kb (after 10 years)-._J&D 6 4.90
Montgomery County—
•5s Fl Emerg *33-'42—J&D 6
10%
5s ref 1933
-A&O 6 10%
5s ref 1934-1935
A&O 6 10%
5s ref 1930-1941
A&O 6 10%
Newark *4Ks 1934-41—A&O 6 4.50
Portsmouth—6a '34-*30_-J&J 6 6.50
Portsmouth City 8 D—
4KB 1933-1950
6 6.50
Springfield *5s 1933-1934
6 4.75
4Kb 1933-1935.
M&S 6 4.75
4Kb St Impt 1934-39—M&S 6 4.75
•4Kb 1934-1949
M&S 6 4.75
65
5s
4s 1934-1955
6%
6%
60
4b Ref 1930
to 5.50
%
%
%
%
6%
6%
4s Pub
to 4.50
to 4.50
Summit Co—
»6a Pub Wharf I960—M&S
♦5s Sewer 1949
M&S
4Kb 1933-1954
M&S15
•4Kb Wat 1933-34
J&J
•4Kb 1934-1953——M&S
4Kb Bdg 1933 & *38—F&A
4Kb 1933-1953
4s Park July 1 1942
J&J
Toledo Sch Diet—
♦4Kb 1933-1950
4Kb 1934-1956
•6s 1933-1960
60
D5Ki
6
6
6
6
6
J&J 6
60
70
70
70
4Kb Nov 1 1948
J&J
60
70,
4Kb Sept 10 1975
60
V&limDec 17
60
70
70
70
60
70
60
65
60
60
65
65
_
*5b 1933-1944
SBanesville—*58 City
„
o
1934-1940
to
4Kb
4Kb
4Kb
4Kb
6 9.00
b 9.00
to 8.50
to 8.50
b 9.00
b 9.00
b 9 00
v,
Baker City 5s
to 5.75
%
—J&D
—J&J
4Kb Mar 15
5s 1934
1934
M&S
Clatsop County 5s 1934-A&O
Columbia Co 5s 1934
A&O
Eugene 5s 1942
M&S
III
to 4.20
5%
4Kb July 15 '33-'39—J&J15
J&J15
1933-1953
4Kb May 1934-1942—M&N
4Kb Mar 1934-35
M&S
4b May 15 1948
M&N
8Kb g High Sch 1954-J&D
Pawtucket—4Kb 1950—J&J
4s July 15 '40-'45
4Kb Sewer 1952—
4Kb School 1954
4f Water 1937-
• Subject to taxation.
are
J&D
M&N
—M&N
98
104
98
98
to
to
6 9.25
to 4.20
to 4.20
to 4.20
to
7.50
—J&J 6 7.00
to
6.75
to
6%
6%
*33-*40—A&O 6
M&S 6
M&S15 6
J&D 6
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
to 4.20
to 4.25
to 4 25
to 4.25
106
99
99
to
to
6%
6%
6%
to 6%
to 6%
to 6.50
%
to
to
to 6.50
to
to
6.50
6.50
to 6%
to
6%
to
7%
7%
7%
7%
to
to
to
to 6.50
to 6.50
to
1 1959.J&J
35
5K» Road
35
Chattanooga—
4Kb School 1950J
A&O b 7.00
4Kb Memorial Aud
"52M&N 7.00
6s Hospital 1954
7.00
M&S
Cocke County—
4Kb Road July 15 '47—J&J
60
Cumberland Co 5s I960—J&J
60
Davidson County—
4Kb Highway 1947
J&J > 4.10
5% Co Memorial'33-'50J& J > 4.10
Dyer Co 4Kb 1955
35
Fayette County—
4Kb Road 1958—
53
J&J
Giles County—
'
6% Highway 1947
6.25
J&D
Gibson County—
4% Road 1934-1958—.J&J 1 9.00
Hamilton County—
4K% Refunding 1957.A&0
6.25
6%
40
40
.
to 4.20
to 4.20
100
to
to
Carter County—■
6s funding Jan
to 4.20
o5%
o 5%
5%
o 5%
o 5%
to
6 8.00
_
4.20
108
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9.25
M&N
J&J
4Kb highway 1939
J&D 6 7.25
4K« bridge 1945
J&j b 7.25
4Kb refdg July 29 1955—J&J'6 7.25
4KsJulyll945-—I:;;: j&j 7.25
4Kb wtfmay 1939
7.00
j<fej
7.00
I8 J?fdg ^7 29 1955
J&J
5s MemorialAud'm
6.50
1961 J&J
o
II|
to
6 9.25
6 9.25
6 9.25
-
7%
6.75 %
85
95
to 9%
TENNESSEE
to 4.20
M&N
5 Kb June 1
to
5s Road 1933-1939—M&N
Multnomah Co S D No 1—
82
to4.20
to 4.20
N Prov'ce 4s June
15 '47-J&D
4KB 1949-1956
F&A 5 6.25
4s Bridge 1945-1955—J&D
/ Flat Price.
89
106
to
6 9.25
4Kb fund 1933-47-M&N 15 6 7.00
Perkins Co 4Kb fd
'36-'47 J&D b 7.00
Stanley Co 4Kb fd '43-'48 J&D 6 7.00
SIsux Falls 8 D 5b
1935—A&O 6 6.50
6 Ks Dec 11940
J&D 6 6.50
82
3.60
.—A&O
A&O 6 6%
Newport—4Kb '34-'39—M&S
4Kb Bridge 1933-1944-J&D
fc^Rasis.
'34-73-M&S15
5s 1935-1942
Johnston 4Kb 1935-1940
Multnomah Co—
1013 by municipalities in that state
3Ks gold 8 H 1934
Cranston 4s sch
1934-37.J&J
4s 1938-1966
——J&J
90
6 9.25
Corson Co 5s fd
1934-47-M&N 6 7 00
Jackson Co—
RHODE ISLAND
M&S
J&D
J&J
to
80
J&J
j&j15&6.50
J&j16 6 6.50
1Kb Rural Credit
1939..J&j 6 6.50
to 4.25
4s Charit Inst 1905
4s June 1 1977
7.25
7.00
M&S
M&S
5s Mar 15 1934^35
5s June 1 1933-39
5s Jan 15 1934-40
5 Kb Jan 15 1943
to 6%
6 4.50
F&A 6 4.50
4^9„ ImPt 1940-1945—J&J
8%
8%
SOUTH DAKOTA
to 4.25
York 4Kb 1933-1943
7%
to
5b Rural Credit
5s Sept 1941
76
76
___J&j 6 4 50
4Kb Imp ser I '33-'38-A&0 6 4 50
4Kb 1933-1940
J&J 6 4.50
to 8.50
to
93
86
to 4.20
4a 1933 to 1935
OREGON
Highway *33-Apr*44 A&O
Astoria 5s 1953
5 KB 1933-1949
92
to 4.20
to 8.50
1933-1944 (s-a)
A&O
H'way '33-'35 (s-a).A&O
H'way *36~'49 (s-a)-A&0
4s Highway 1933-42
A&O
4b Highway 1933-41
A&O
4s Aug 1 1933
F&A
3 Ks Oct 11952A&O 6r6.50
to 4.20
to
to 6.50
to
Kb'37-47M&S
to 4.20
to 8.50
6.75
6.75
j&j 6 8.50
4K« 1934-1950
Sumter Co 5s '34-'52
York Co 4Kb
1934-'50
to 4.20
J&J 6 4.50
Scranton 4Kb '33-'41—F&A 6 4.50
5s 1933-1950
F&A 6 4.50
4s 1934-1937
M&S 6 4.50
4b 1934 & 1935
A&O 6 4.50
Scranton SD 4s 1933A&O 6 4.50
4Kb 1934-1956—
J&j 6 4.50
Wash'n Co 4Kb 1934
M&S 6 4.50
4s 1933
M&N 6 4.50
Wilkes-Barre—
Tulsa—
5Kb July 1940
F&A
5 Kb Wat & Park *34-*49 F&A
5Ks 1934-1939
F&A
5s 1934-1947
F&A
6b Feb 11933-1939
to 4.20
to 4.20
6 4.50
6.50
to
1941-J&J
5s Sept 1 1939
5s Nov 1 1943
to 4.20
to 4.30
Schuylkill Co—
4kb 1933-1955-
6%
—J&D b 6.25
to 6%
M&S b 6.25 to 6%
4Kb Sewer 1936
F&A b 6.25 to 6%
4Kb Water Works 1941.J&JA 6.25 to
6%
Okla Co 4Kb 1933J&D 5 6.25 to 6%
Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943
b 8.50 to 8%
5s Water 1936-
to 4.20
6 4.60
4Kb '34-'38 taxable__M&N
4MB ^ghw 1934-1945.F&A
to
to
Spartanburg 4Kb 1935-A&0
4Kb Water 1934-1939—J&J
4Kb Water 1940-1905-J&J
to 4.20
J&J 6 4.30
Reading 5s Impt 1943-49-J&J
Oklahoma City—
5Kb
4kb 1935-1937
4Kb 1938-1940
4s 1933 to 1939
4.50
„
OKLAHOMA
Muskogee 5s Sew 1936—M&S b 6.50
6 4.30
M&S 6 4.30
M&S 6 4.30
6.75
7.00
Rock Hill 5s 1951
opt '31-J&J1
to 4.20
76
to 4.50
to 5.50
.
82
73
6.50
to
7.00
*31-F&A
4Kb 1934
to 4.20
75
80
70
7.00
St 1942—J&J
Richland Co 6s 1933
76
76
76
76
Hall &
Market 1933-1939
M&S b 4.75
Zaneaville 8 D *58 '33-'43A&0 b 4.75
to 5.50
75
101
fia Jo!y 1940Marion Co-—
1
%
to 4.20
J&J
6.50
75
80
5s Highway
1934-1940.F&A 67.25
Lancwter 8 D-{,
8.50
to 4.20
J&J
6.50
to
80
to 4.20
4s
4.50
%
%
,zO,%
to 4.20
75
to
75
n
v0
'5
4.20
75
75
7%
85
70
Greater Greenville Sewer
Dlst
4Kb 1907
M&N 6 7.00
Kershaw Co—
76
Pittsburgh—4Kb *33-'50 J&D
Youngstown—
♦6s Bdge 1933-41——A&O 5
6.0ft
»4Kb 1933-1957
A&O & 6 00
Youngstown School Dlst—
•4Kb 1944-1947
M&S b 6.00
~
J&J
b 6.75
b 6.75
4K/40-'55-J&J
to4.20i
J&J
83
to
80
'32—July 1
5s Water
1958opt
GreenvIUe Co
to 4.20 %
to 4.20
J&J
81
b 8.00
70
75
100
Greenville—5s
to4.20 %
75
to 5.50
to
%
to 4.20 %
75
to 5.50
M&S b 4.75
A&O
r39-'53-J&D
Cheraw 5s '52
opt
to 4.20 %
to 4.20%
to
Funding 1947
Clarendon Co—
0s May 15
"30-'4O—M&N15
OolumbK 5b Ref 1941
M&S
4Kb Water 1946
J&J
86
82
M&S b 6.00
5s 1934
J&D
¥6* Sig£way 1934-37-F&A
4Kb Highway 1938-43-F&A
OharJeston—4Kb Jan '62-J&J
„4s Refg 38 (tex-exem)_J&J
to 4.20
to4.20
85
80
July 26 1972
75
—J&J
3Ks Julyl 1934—
75
J&J
Phlla S D 4Kb '33-'43
J&J 6 6.50
4kB JL941-1959
80
M&N
4Kb Apr 15 1939-58-A&Ol5
87
4s 1933-1942
80
..J&J
4s 1937-1956J&D 6 4.50
Warren Co
J&D
Charleston Co 6s 1937—J&J
to 4.20
J&J
—
M&N
4Kb ctfs indebt
to 4.20
J&J
1978
4b July 1939
4s July 1942
4s Jan 1 1940
4s Feb 16 1955
4s Nov 1 1900
1934-1935—M&N
Aiken Co 4Kb
1937-1945
Anderson Co—
4.20
to
Imp *34 to '30-M&8 6 4.50
6 4.50
60
A&O
A&O
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.50
4 50
4.50
McK'p't S D 4Kb '34-'43to&N 6 4.50
33-'47—F&A 6 4.50
Norristown S D 4Kb 1943-J&J b 4.50
Philadelphia 4s 1937
J&J
89
5s/Jan 1951
J&J
92
4Kb May 1948
J&J
85
70
M&N
%
97
Mercer Co 5Ks
70
60
97 K
SOUTH CAROLINA.
'35. '40.
LowerMerIonTwp4s.4kb,4Ks b 4*50
6%
70
60
60
94 K
A&O
J&D
4s Refund 1952
opt 1932-J&J
99
3Kb Sewer 1934
M&S 6 4.50
Lancaster S D 4b May 1945-- 6 4.50
6%
6%
60
to 4.20
to 4.20
4s 1934-1942
F&A 6 4.50
Jeanette 4Kb 1933-1956-M&S 6 4.50
Lackawanna Co 4s 1944.F&A 6 4.50
Lancaster Co 4Kb & 4Kb
6 4.50
Lancaster—
to 4.50
•4«s 1933-1937
3
1
I
to 4.20
to 4.20
4s May 16 1934-1953
to 4.50
to 4.50
♦4K 1933-1940
A&O
Toledo *5a W W '37-'44-F&A
•5s Sept 1933-1942
M&S
5s 1934
J&D15
I
Harrisburg—
to 4.50
to 4.50
7%
7%
7%
J&D
-
M&N
4s
to 4.20 %
to 4.20
—
M&S 6 4.75
Imp "33-'35.A&0
S
4Kb 1935-1940—
8%
to 8%
to 8%
to 8%
Steubenville *58 1934-35.M&S 6 5.00
•5s Road
to4.20
to 4.20
Chester 8 D 4Kb '33-'47-'42_.|6 4.50
Erie—4Kb Sch 1934-'39.A&o;6 4.50
4Kb 1933_
F&A 6 4.50
4Kb 1934-1960
F&AI6 4.50
Erie 8 D 4s 1933-1938 —F&A!6 4.50
4Kb 1934-1937—>A&0 6 4.50
4Kb Jan 1 1930-1946
6 4.50
Fayette Co 4s road 1936.A&O 6 4.50
to
to 4.25
95x4.
1937-1942
M&N
5s Funded
1934-1959-A&Oi
%
98
98
'45. *50
J&D
8raddock 4Kb ,84-'44—M&N
4s 1934 to 1935—M&N
Cambria Co 4Kb '33-*45
Chester 4s'37 op'17 tax-ex J&J
Sprlngf'd 8 D •5s'33-'39-J&J2 6 4.75
„
to 4.20
97
Bethlehem
to 4.60
95
95 K
94 K
M&N
£« 1933-1930
5s
3
98
to 5.50
to
to 4.20
to 4.20
97
to 4.50
to 4.60
J&J
4Kb 1933-1907
4Kb Funding 1944
4Ks 1933-1967
3.50 %
opt 1910—J&J
4a
to 4.60
99K
J&J
M&N 2
/
to
Highway *37 opt '32-J&J
Altoona S D 4s '34 to '35-A&0
65
to
to 3.50
to 3.50
-
to 4.50
•Lawrence Co 5b 1934-—M&S b 5.00
Lima *5 Kb Sewer 1933-1947- 6
7%
•5b Sewer Feb 15 *33-*51
6 7%
4Kb 1933
1934-1940
4%
6%
Net.
/and 1930-1901—M&N
118
July 1 1951 Series O—J&J
Ask.
99
A&O
4a May 2 1957
4s May 1902
4s Water 1902
4s Oct 1 1904—
4s 1933-1950
4Kb Dec 1 1951 opt '30-J&D b 3.75
4Kb 1934. 1939.1944.1949J&J 6 3.75
4b Highway 1935. 1937. 1940,
6 3.75
*42. *45. *47.'50. *52
4s Highway 1941. '43. '46.
4«. *51. *53
M&8 6 4 50
Allegheny—4s 1937
M&N 6 4.50
Allegheny Co 4Kb *43—M&N 6 4.50
4Kb 1934-1937
A&O 6 4 50
4KB 1938-1940—
A&O 6 4.50
4Kb 1941-1902
A&O 6 4.50
4Kb 1933-1956
A&O 6 4.50
4Kb July 1934-1958
J&J 6 4.50
4Kb 1940-1959—
J&J 6 4.50
4s Bridge 1942
F&A 6 4.50
4s 1934-1958
M&S 6 4.50
Altoona—4s '34 opt '14—J&J
98
to 3.90
to 3.90
Lake wood
4 H»
to 5.50 %
0s Fund
5%
to
Lucas Co 4s O-H 1944—M&S
4s Jan 1 1945-
PENNSYLVANIA
5b
to 4.25
•4Kb Sewer 1933-'45
b 4.10
4s O H June'36 op *lfl_J&D b 4.25
Ironton *4Ha W W *30.-J&D b 7%
J&D
J&D
Woonsocket 4Kb Fd *41-J&D
to 4.75
to
Bid.
4s Oct 1 1954
4s July 1950
Pt of Coos Bay Harbor 5s
Port of Portland 4s 1934—J&J
to 4.75
Fostoria »5s W W '34-'40 M&S b 5.50
Franklin County—
Bonds.
4Kb 1938-1959
4b Water Jan 2 1930
to 4.75
To
ot
Net.
Providence—
4Kb 1933-1937
4b Water 1939-1958
J&J b 6.25
4s Water 1940-1959—F&A
Pt of Astoria 5s Refg 1955. J&J
5%
5%
to
Ask.
4s Water 1937
M&N
4s Water 1936-1955—M&N
to 6.50
•5b St Impt 1934-35—A&O b 5.25
East Liverpool—4b 1940-J&J 5 5.50
Elyria 4s 1933 to 1938—J&D b 5.00
•4Kb 1933-1952
M&S b 5.00
•5s W W 1933-1946—-J&J & 5.00
Bid.
Portland—
5s Harb Dev 1933-50-M&N
4Kb Dock 1943
M&N
4Kb Oct 1933-47
A&O
4Kb 1933-1960
M&N
to 5.75
Imp 1944-J&D 6 6.25
Imp 1945—F&A b 6.25
99
Yield Basis
To
or
Net
Dayton—
•4Kb Bdge 1933-1951_M&8
•4Kb W W Imp 1940
J&D
•4Kb Bdge 1933-39
A&O
•4Kb 1933-1940
M&S
4Kb 1941-1961M&S
Dayton 8 D 5Ks *41-'01 M&S
BONDS
Yield Basis
.
5% Bridge 1944
4K % Ref 1934-1948—J&J
Johnson City—
5Ks Impt 1933-1940—J&D
Knox Co 5s Pike & Bridge
May 1 1933-1940
M&N
Knoxvllle— ■<
4Kb Impt 1933-39
F&A
4Ks Park 1933-1935—A&O
6s
1934-1937
—M&S
1938-1951.
M&S
5K % Fdg Sept 11950.M&S
Madison County—
5s
to 6.50
to 6.50
to 6.50
65
65
to
4%
toi7°
58
to
6%
to
8%
to 6%
6.25
to
6%
8%
to
7%
55
6.50
52
52
52
52
52
4K % Highway *33-*49 J&D 6 0.50
60
to
6%
55
55
55
55
55
to 6%
By an amendment to the constitution of Ohio adopted Sept. 3
1912, bonds Issued after Jan.
subject to taxation,
n Nomina!
v Less 3.
Icer Jan
STATE
100
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
Bid.
Ask.
Memphis 6s July 1954---J&j
6s River Term 34- 48-A&0
4Kb Water 1933-1962—J&J
5.75
to 5.50
5.75
to 5.50
5.75
5.75
5.75
to 5.50
6 5.75
to 5.50
6 5.75
to 5.50
4Us Water 1949--—-J&J
4Kb Park 1959
A&O
1933-1956
-j&d
1933-1964—---M&8
4Kb
4s
Montgomery
land River
Nashville 6s
fis March
Co—5s Cumbei^-
1953-F&A
1934-1942—A&O
1934-1900—M&S
Memorial 8q 33- 60—-4Kb High Sch 1940----j&J
-J&j
M&S
J&D
1933-1967
*KB 1934-1948
Polk Co 6s 1933-46
s
Robertson
5.50 %
5.25
5b
5.25
b 5.25
70
6.00
1967—_ A&O
b 5.00
b 5.50
b 5.50
Mkt H'se
"49--M&8
Clarke Oo 5s '35 opt
6 6.50
to 5.50
to
5a
75
6 6.25
to 5.50
6
6.25
to 5.50
White County—
8K% Highway
6 6.50
1965—M&S
to
6%
TEXAS.
Abilene 6s Feb 15
Amarillo 4Ks 34-
60
58-M&S15
1933-1942—---J&j
32J&j
SchBlg&Hos 52op
j&j
j&J
4KB 1934-1961
4Kb 1934-1963
4KB 1964-1958.-------J&j
Beaumont 5s *52 op 32—A&O
70
55
5.75
5.75
5.75
6 5.75
6 5.75
73
to 5.15
57
57
57
57
57
67
57
,
1
to 5.15
to 5.15
to 5.15
67
67
Ogden 4K% 1933-1945-—
Salt LakeClty—
5s Refunding 1941
J&J
4Kb May 1 1934
M&N
4Kb refunding 1934—M&N
4b Ref 1934-1935
A&O
4s Ref 1936-1945
A&O
4s Ref 1946-1965A&O
Salt Lake City S D—
4Kb Aug 1 1933
-F&A
4s May 1 1949
M&N
Salt Lake Co 4Kb 1941
6 4.35
92.
to 4.25
6 4.00
to 3.75
6 4.20
to 4.10
4Kb Park 1963
6 4.60
to 4.50
6Ks Impt Apr 10 1956-1965
Cameron County—
4Kb 1934-1942—----M&S / 26
6b Road Mar 15 1934-1957— / 26
33
to 4.50
to 4.50
to 4.50
WW*62op*32 j&J
Corpus Ohrlsti 5a fd 67-F&A
65
to 4.50
25
6 4.60
to 4.50
J&D
1933-1949—A&O
MIddlebury 4b *41op'21-M&N
Co4KsSeptl0'61 AprlO
Feb 10
Apr 10
El Paso 6fl W W Purch'50 A&O
'31—M&S
'36—j&j
6s Impt Aug 1 1948—F&A
4Kb 1934-1960
A&O
6b Fund 1951 opt
6b School 1966 opt
1933-1934
5s 1935-1959
4KB 1936-1971
4Kb 1936-1964
4b Refunding 1941
6 8.50
to
6 8.50
6%
to 6%
6 8.50
to 6%
6 8.50
to
6 8.50
to
73
73
85
73
78
85
J&D
J&D
—F&A
F&A
J&j
73
7.00
7.00
5s Grade Rais 1944—A&O
6 7.00
6s School 1933-1964—M&S
6b 1934-1956
A&O 6 7.00
7.00
4Kb Grad. &e. '48op'28 J&j
7.00
4Kb Grad,&c.'49 op'29A&0
Galveston County—
6b Bd Apr 10
Grimes Co.—
5Kb Road
'51op*3l A&O
1934-'54-A&010
A&O
4Kb Apr 10 '34-'56-A&010
4Kb Road Apr 10 '32-'60Houston—5b 8ewl939—M&N
Harris Co 4a '47 op '17
6b Ref Oct 16
*41op'31-A&0
5s Mun Imp
*34-'36—F&A
6 5.75
60
4Kb
1937-1951-—-—-J&D
85
to 6.25
to 6.25
to 6.25
to 6.25
to 6.25
to 6.25
to 5.25
70
4Kb July 1
F&A
1939-1950-J&J
6 4.75
to
Fairfax Co 4Kb 1945--F&A2
6 4.75
to 4.25
J&J
6 4.75
6 4.75
4.10 %
6 4.25
to 4.10
to 4.10
op 21
4.10
to4.10
to4.10
to 5.00
to
5.00
to
5,90
5.50
to 5.00
5.50
5.50
to 5.00
6 5.50
to 5.25
6 5.50
to 5.25
6 5.50
to 5.25
6 5.50
to 5.25
6 5.50
6 5.50
to 5.25
A&O
A&015
to 5.00
to 5.25
to
5%
Lynchbg4Ks
4Kb Pub Impt 1948—J&J
4Kb Water 1951
J&J
4b Ref Oct 1934—
J&j
4s Pub Impt 1939-1959-J&J
Newport News 4Kb '48-J&D
4Kb Feb 1953—
F&A
4b Street Nov 11941—M&N
Norfolk—4% Jan 1934-36
4K% April 1941-47—
5% Water May 1952
5% Port Terminal May '525K% School Oil 1952
Petersburg 4Kb 1952—A&O
6 4.75
to 4.25
6 4.75
to 4.25
6 4.75
to
6 4.75
6 6%
6%
6%
6%
4.25
to 4.25
4Kb
7%
to
to 6.50
%
to 4.50
%
6%
6%
to 6%
to4.10 %
to4.10
J&J
6 4.30
6 4.30
to 4.10
to 5.25
6 4.30
6 4.30
to 4.10
4Kb July 1 1965
4s 1938 to 1943
J&J
4s 1941
J&J
4s Elec Light 1942—J&J
4s 1943
J&J
Roanoke 4Kb Ref 1936—J&J
4Kb Street Impt May 1940
4Kb Pub Bldg 1941—M&N
4Kb Pub Bldg 1944—M&N
4Kb Apr 1952
——A&O
J&J
4s Street Impt 1936
1933-1937
J&D
4Kb
1938-1949
J&D
Milwaukee—5s
6%
7.50
6 5.50
to 6%
to4.10
to 4.10
98
99
98
98
'33-*40
J&j
5s July 1933-1940
J&J
4Kb 1934-1939
J&J
4Kb Park 1934-1835—J&J
4Kb 1933-1945
J&j
4a 1933-1936
—J&J
4b 1937-1944
J&J
Milwaukee County—
4Kb Ot H'se '33-*34 M&N15
to 4.50
6 5.00
to 5.50
6 5.00
6 5.00
to 5.50
6 5 00
to 5.50
6 5 00
to
& 5 00
to 5 50
6 5.00
to
6 6 00
6 6 00
to 5.50
4Kb Ot H'ce"35-"50 M&N15
6 6 00
4Kb Sew Mar 12 *36-'45—
4K« court h'se '33-'35J&Dl6
4Kb court h'se *36-'49J&D 16
Oshkosh 4K'a 1984
F&A
to 5.50
6 4.75
6 4.75
to 4.50
to 4.50
to 5.50
to 5.50
to 4.50
Racine Oo 6a
6 4.75
5.50
to 5.50
to4.10
to 4.50
5.50
6 4.75
to4.10
to 4.50
to 5.50
6 6 00
6 6 00
6 4.30
6 4.75
6 4.75
6 4.75
100
100
6 4.75
6 6.00
Racine—4Kb '33'-57.—M&N
6s 1933-1941
F&A 6 6.00
to 4.50
100
100
to 4%
6 5%
4Kb 1933-1947
to6%
6a W W 1933-1935
M&N 6 6.50
6 6.50 to 6%
6b W W 1936-1960—M&N
Madison—
6 4.75 to 4.50
5%
to 5%
6.90
to 5%
Green Bay—
to 5%
7.25
to 5%
WISCONSIN
Chippewa Oo 4Kb '33-'34—
DaneOo 4Kb 1934
M&N
Ban Claire 4Kb W W '33-'44
Fond dn Lac 4Kb '34-'35-Mar
to 4.10
51
to
J&J
to 4.60
to4".25
Pub Imp'39J&J 6~4.75~
6 4.30
6 4.30
45
6 4.25
to 4.50
4Kb June 1 1957
J&D
Lee County 5b 1934-41—J&J
Henrico Co Sen 5a '34-'50
4.25
6 4.30
6 4.30
5.25
2%
to4.10
to 4.10
Parkersburg—
6 5.25
4Kb June 1 1933
J&D
6 5.25
Wheeling 5b W W '33-*52_J&J
6 5.25
4b Ref 1933 to 1936
July
to 4.25
to 6%
Port Arthur—
F&A
4Kb Ref Aug 1942
6 4.75
6 6.50
6 6.60
to
to
6 4.25
Morgantown 5s 1933-48—J&J
4Kb Imp Oct 1 1942—A&O
4Kb Sch & Sew 1938—J&J
4Kb 1933-1954
J&J
6s Water 1948
-J&D
Richmond—4Kb 1949
J&J
4Ks 1958
J&J
4Kb July 1 1964
J&J
4Kb July 1 1941
J&J
1934.
*39. *44. *49. '54.769. '641934-1970
5s
Danville—
2.50
6 4.25
to
Mercer Oo 5fl '44
to
Palestine 5s Sch Aug 1
5s
1962—M&8
Water Impt 1958
J&J
to
6 6.25
to6.25
to 2%
to 4.50
to 4.50
6 6.50
6 6.50
to 5.25
to 6.25
6 2.50
to 4.50
to 4.50
Portsmouth—5Kb 1951—F&A 6 6.50
to 5.25
to 6.25
6 4.25
to 4.75
92
5.50 to 5%
5.50 to 5%
5.50 to 5%
6.25 to 5.25
6.25 to 5.25
6.25 to 5.25
6.25 to 5.25
6.25 to 5.25
6 6.25 to 5.25
6 6.25 to 5.25
6 6.25 to 5.25
Sept 1934-1952—M&N
Oct 26 *38 op '21-A&0
1933-1957
J&J
Imp 1934-35 (s-a)-J&J
4Kb Impt 1936-89 (s-a)-J&J
4Kb Impt 1940-65 (s-a)-J&J 6 6.25
6 6.25
4Kb 1942-1947
Houston 8 D 6s Feb 1952—_ 6 6.25
4Kb
4Kb
4Kb
4Kb
6%
6%
85
85
85
73
6
A&O
Olarksbg 8 D 5b *41 op '21M&S
Hancock
County—5b Grant
Road DIst '46 opt '82.M&N
Huntington 5s 1944
Oot
5s Ind Sch D 1934
J&J
Martlnsburg 5s '43 op '29 Deol
to 4.50
Charlottesville 5s
to 5.50
to 6.25
6 6.75
5s 1935-1953
Bristol 5 Ks Sch *84-'53
to 5
6 6.75 to6.25
J&j
Clarksburg 5s *33-'34—
to 5.50
to 5
b 6.50
A&O
1934-1935-J&J
Galveston—5s
93
4Kb ctf Indebt
6s Viad't & Bridge
1964 opt 1924
6s
92
3s
5%
to 5.50
9.00
6 4.25
J&J
6 4.25
3Ks 1951 & 1952
J&J
6 4.25
8Kb 1943-1952
J&J
6 5.25
Charleston 4Kb '41 opt '27J&J
5.50
Charleston S. D. 5s *33-,34J&j
5.50
5s 1935-1952
J&J
105K
4s
to
4Kb 1934-'4 5
M&N 6 5.40
4Kb 1946-'65
M&N 6
5.40
4s School 1933-1951—j&j
6 6.00
Dallas
Fort Worth 6s 1951
J&J
to 5%
5%
to 5%
to 5.50
6 5.75
J&J
4fl 1939-1950
4s July 1948-1952—
100
(commonwealth) 1902—Funded debt 1991
J&J
1933-37—J&J
Albemarle Co 5s 1948
J&J
Alexandria 6s 19S3-1956-A&0
Arlington Co 6Kb '34-'54_F&A
to
6 5.40
6 5.40
6 5.75
I
to 6.75
1933-1934—j&j
1935-1946—j&j
4Kb July 1946-1948
J&J
4Ks 1945-1954.—
J&J
VIRGINIA.
6 5.40
to
6 7.25
I
I
to 9.00
5s Highway
5s Highway
4Kb 1933-1934
1933-48
6 5.40
6 8.50
6 8.50
100 K
34
1933-1959—F&A
Dallas 5b 1934-1960
-M&N
4Kb 1934-1970M&N
4Kb July 11933-1949-J&j
6s Water
to 900
WEST VIRGINIA
4Kb Oct 1
34
6 8.50
to 4.50
100
6 4.60
33
70
25
Cleburne 5s
to 9.00
to 9.00
to 4.50
6 4.60
to 9.00
6 8.50
J&D
4Kb 1935-1943
Rutland 4Kb 1946-48
6 8.50
4Kb Water '39-*43 (s-a) J&J
6 6.75
4KBE1L&P *42-'48(B-a)_J&J
6 6.75
4KsElL&P '34-*51 (s-a) A&O
6 6.75
4b Water 1944-46
J&J
to 4.50
6 4.60
%
9.00 %
6 8.50
Tacoma—Rev enues—
5b 1933
6 4.60
to 6.75
to 9.00
4Kb Bridge 1933-38—J&J
6 4.60
to 6.75
to
-J&J
to 3.75
to 4.75
6 4.60
7%
to 7%
to 6.50
6 8.50
Spokane—
6 4.00
6 4.60
to 7%
to
6 850
—M&N
6 4.85
VERMONT.
3 Kb
J&J
A&O
5 KB L & P 1934-43—M&N
5s Light & Pow 1942-56A&O
4K Lt & Pr I939-'58 M&N
s 1934-1940
A&O
a 1941-1955
A&O
s 1934-1935
A&O
s 1936-1957
A&O
Seattle School DIst Ns. 1—
4s 1946-1950
67
70
6 7.50
6 7.50
_
to 3.75
6 4.00
F&A
1933-1938 M&N
4Kb Jan 1934-1955
Seattle—6s 1934-41
55
&
6.5._
to 7%
to 7%
to 7 %
6 7.50
6 7.00
Pierce Oo 5s Sept 1 '33-378ept
6 6.90
Port of Seattle 5s '33-'55 M&S
6 6.90
55
55
67
60
76
1936--J&D
5b Road 1935
55
55
18
general oblig
4Kb Bridge
67
57
Brasorla Co—
J&J
J&J
4Kb Capitol Bldg 1934—A&O
4Kb Road 1939
J&J
4Kb July 1 1939
J&J
4s Capitol Bldg 1934
J&J
67
1954-M&S
6b 1934-1939—
A&O
6s 1940-1965
A&O
4Kb 1933-1935
j&j
4KB 1936-1970
j&j
4s 1942 opt 1922
J&D
6a Water Works
to 5.15
to 6.25
71
4Kb Bridge 1939-1949 M&N
6 7.50
4K" 1933-1934
M&N
b 7.50
4Kb 1935-1950—— M&N
55
pages
UNITED STATES—See
8%
80
to 4.15
•fi- 60
5Ks Water 1934-38-M&S
6 7.50
King be—5s Ot H 1933—May
to
1937-1968—J&J
Fund
Revenue—
to 6%
6 6.25
5Kb April 1 1941
5a Capitol Bldg 1934
6 4.35
6 6.75
Everett—
UTAH.
n
5s
6a Gen
to 6.50
b 9.00
5Ks Fdg 1936-1968—J&J
Tipton County—
,
4Kb Road July 2 *33-'68J&J
Washington County—
6% Fdg June 1 1964—J&J
6s
to 5.50
to 5.50
to 5.25
b 7.00
1934-1940—J&J
'25-Jan 1
6 6.50
b 6.50
Wichita Falls 6s 1950
M&N / 41
5 Kb 1933-1940M&N 7 41
6s Feb 10 1960
F&A10 / 41
4Kb 1933-1955
M&N / 41
4Kb 1933-1960
J&D / 41
4Kb 1934-1946——F&A 10 / 41
to 5.25
WASHINGTON
to 5.60
b 6.50
to 5.25
to 5.75
to 4.60
to 5.50
1937—J&J
Water-Works 1942—J&J
Sewer
%~
to 4.50
to 4.50
Washington Co sch *34-*39 J&J
to 5.50
6%
to 5.50
4Kb Water
5.25
4K% Jail 1940-1961—M&S
Smith County—
Austin
5s St Imp DIst No 2 1943—
4Kb 1934-1987
J&J
4Kb 1933-1968
F&A
San Antonio 8 D 5s '66—F&A
Tarrant County—
to 5.50
Net.
to 4.50
6
Staunton 5s 1933-58
M&8 4.75
6 4.75
5s 1957
—
6 5
Tazewell Co 5b 1933-46-— J&J
6 5
to 5.50
'34-'53-M&8
To
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Net,
to 5.50
Waco—5b
5.25
5.25
F&A
1948
Shelby County—
4s Courthouse
b 6 50
5 Kb W W 1934-'35
M&N b 6.50
b 6.50
5 Kb W W 1936-'65—-M&N
5a Sept 1933-1953
M&8 b 6.50
b 6.50
5b Sept 1933-1959
San Antonio—5s
6 7.50
4Kb Oc* 10 1933—A&O10
6 7.50
4Kb Oct 10 '34-'69—A&O10
b 5.25
County—
4Kb Road
6s Aud
to
b 5.25
Hospital '34- 56--J&J
1935-1968
M&N
|i
in
to 5.50
5.25
Bdge
6s
to 5.50
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Net.
or
To
or
To
or
Bonds.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield basis
1934-1940—J&J 6 6 00
6 6.00
4Kb 1934-1947
70
Superior 4Kb Sch '33-'44-J&J
6 5.50
Wood Oo—5s 1934
A&O
6rl937 and 1938
A&O 6 5.50
to 5.50
to 5.50
to 5.50
to 5.50
80
to
5%
to 5%
to 4.50
WYOMING
4s Road 1951 opt 1941
A&O
98
100
Natrona Oo S D No 2-—
5b 1932-1944
9Baals.
/Flat price
t Less 3.
6 6.50
6%
%
Banks & Trust Companies
STATE AND NATIONAL BANK STATEMENTS
Quotations in this department
as near as
are given per share, not per cent, except for stocks of Canadian Institutions, and are
possible for the closing day of the month preceding date of issue, though often are nominal. An asterisk (*) denotes
sales.
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the National banks
are
insti¬
from the Comptroller's last call; for all other
tutions they are the latest obtainable, direct returns being procured by us where no periodic statements are
required.
For
the Clearing House banks of New York and Philadelphia, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement.
National Banks
Dec. 31
Capital.
Birmingham—
Dec. 31*
Par.
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
Per share,
$
$
1,276.092
25,031
100,000
First National Bank. t5.000.000
84,141
5,057,616
16,807,858
363,341
1,096,538
38,210,750
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
Los Angeles (Concl.)
Union Bank Sc Trust.
Wilahire Nat Bank-
100
100
100.000
31,019
306,063
First National Bank.
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Amer Nat Bk&Tr Oo
1,000,000
1,000,000
500,000
1,684,185
1,204,631
117,499
14,982,733
10,229,251
690,130
100
20
Mobile—
100
100
1,200,000
1,200,000
500,000
300,000
2,754,515
1,987,917
203,744
172,332
38,109,535
23,799,675
3,157,521
6,558,580
100
100
290,022
156,877
810,109
2,385
263,886
3,064,718
4,112,530
9,537,292
1,019,851
2,532,538
100
N
o
14,397.014
976,722
3,285.662
837,294
100
re
cent
100
100
sa
les
145,000
505,395
104,448
102,719
68,138
150,000
28,821
1,841,461
100
1,000,000
500,000
600,000
100,0()(
811,531
717,202
200,000
41,690
22,928,637
10,580,050
4,326,743
1,328,381
100
116,072
757,915
61,916
1,540.336
10,412,460
1,198,468
100
10
Security Nat Bank-
300,000
500,000
1,000,000
100,000
300.000
205,693
39,609
230,362
118,636
400,000
100,000
200,000
100,000
100
100
1,872,503
534,000
1,310,535
1,318,500
100
100
100
100
Sacramento—
Capital Nat Bank
Citizens Bk of Sacra.
500,000
50,000
N
o
re
cent
sa
100
25
100
100
les
10
Belma—
Belma Tr St Bar Bank
27,478,089
300.206
Pasadena—
'
Oity National Bank.
People's Bk&Tr Oo.
Belma National Bank
Ask.
Bid.
Nomi Ml.
Per share.
$
1,922,246
17,791
Citizens Coml Tr Sc S
First National Bank
First Trust Sc Sav Bk
Pasadena Nat Bank-
100
Montgomery500,000
1,000,000
200.000
Par
$
5,000,000
200,000
Central Sav Bank—c
Central Nat Bank— c
First National Bank.
Farmers Sc Mer Sav.
100
e
Gross
Deposits.
Oakland—
25
Bank—
Alabama Nat BankFirst National Bank.
Union Bank & Tr Oo
Surplus A
Profits.
100
Woodlawn-American
National
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
CALIFORNIA
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
$
1,000,000
75,000
Blrmlng'm Tr Sc Sav.
Ensley Bank&TrOo
Industrial Sav Bank.
National Banks
Dec. 31.
State Institutions
ALABAMA
N
o
re cent
sa
Merchants Nat Bank
Sumitomo Bk of Cal
200.000
125
n
lee
SanBernardino—
American Nat Bank.
National Banks
Dec. 31.
San Diego—
First Nat T Sc S Bk.
San Diego Tr Sc S Bk
State Institutions
ARIZONA
Dec. 31.
Security Tr Sc Sav Bk d
United States Nat Bk
Nomi Ml.
Per share.
Bilbao—
Bank of Bisbee
100.000
250.000
Miners Sc Merch Bk.
Phoenix—
First Nat Bk of Ariz.
Phoenix Nat BankPhoenix Sav Bk & Tr
Valley Bank Ac Tr Co
111,813
294,439
300,000
2,316,981
3,304.611
100
100
500,000
250,000
1.050.000
343,564
409,958
166,778
565,535
2,755,938
4,333,709
2,882,895
6,724,533
20
25
25
25
400,000
250.000
123,822
301,184
7,496,602
4,664,653
100
N
o
re
cent
sa
les
Tucson—
Consolidated Nat Bk
Sou Arizona Bk Sc Tr
Nelimel Bmhs
State
ARKANSAS
Dec. 31.
100
Dec. 31.
Nom iml.
Per share
Oity National Bank.
200,000
500,000
500,000
First National Bank.
Merchants Nat Bank
68,768
681,827
556,447
2,411,069
6,074,736
6,838,945
100
N
o
100
25
re
cent
sa
les
Little Bock-
100,000
600,000
350,000
500,000
200,000
Bank
Union Bank—...
W B Worthen Oo
51,279
119,440
177,333
312,080
357,866
685,625
6,659,954
3,148,575
8,046,599
3,810,717
Commercial Nat Bk.
Farm Sc Mer Sav Bk.
First National Bank.
Stockton—
First National BankStockton S & L Bank
Union Safe Dep Bk A
52,624
592,943
908,812
5,816,052
100
11
130
150
IIX
/
9500
60
200
Io5
50
100
25
No re cent
sa les
1,029,774
1,792,542
7,560,241
25
200.000
1,000,000
534,531
1.216.738
2,945,074
8.545,726
100
100
N
83,200
1.983,000
ino
sa
See
o
les
'
111,
Sale price.
a
rz
re cent
CANADA ( Page
25
March 31 1933.
25
375
210
500.000
*
tdmmons Nat Bank.
20
100
52,300
213,841
332,762
25
100
25
Pine Bluff—
CottonBeltBk&TrCo
75
200,000
150,000
750.000
100
100,000
200.000 t
Peoples
50
Ac Savs Assoc
25
50,000,000 49,890,774 700,447,811
Bank of America
4,000,000 2,448,000 49,210,493
Bank of Montreal...
197,676
3,090,191 155
1,000,000
Canadian Bk of Com
531,065
1.300,000
12,946,309 100
Crocker First Nat Bk
200
6,000,000 a4,028,920 58,024,109 100
The San Fran Bank.
1,000,000 5,350,000 151,114,627 1000 8500
Pacific Nat Bank
40
1,000,000
186,208
7,278,419 100
Wells Fargo Bank Sc
Union 'mist Co.._
o.odo.ooo 8.274.737 159,513,641 10Q 188
Yokohama Specie Bk
325,983
1,225,000
3,872,173
Trust
Twin Oity Bank
Bankers Comm'l Tr.
5,793,639 167,072,365
7.637,448 85,216,895
465,509
30,195
American Trust Co.. 10,000,000 11,500,000 200,932,852
Crocker First Federal
Trust Co
1.500,000 a2,093,578 44,123,790
San JoseFirst National Bank
855,617
600,000
7,261,691
San Jose Nat Bank..
89,722
500,000
1,809,499
Santa Ana—
ImiMm i
Fort Smith—
San Francisco—
Anglo California
National Bank... 10,400,000
Bank of Calif, N A._
8.500,000
Bank of Canton Ltd.
300.000
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
25
100
100
& The Bankers' Trust
Co., Union Trust Co. and Peoples Trust Co. of
Little Rock, Ark., succeeded by the Bankers Commercial Trust Co., the
Union Bank and the Peoples Bank, all of which opened for normal business
May 2 1933.
In process of reorganization.
on
National Banks
Dec. 31.
CALIFORNIA
State Institutions
c
Dec. 31.
d As of April 8 1933 the La Jolla National Bank of San
was
e
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Long Beach—
Oallf First Nat Bank
Farmers Sc Merch Bk
Farm Sc Merch Tr Oo
Western Tr Sc Sav Bk
Los
300,000
1.000,000
100,000
225.000
101,937
597,490
3,042,023
9,499,453
none
100
100
178",999
1,735,170
100
5.000.000
1.000,000
3,240,692
783,000
78.049,131
25
100
1
N
!
Savings Bank
Farmers Sc Mer. NatSeaboard Nat Bank.
5,000.000 7,232,798 91,248,800
3,000,000 4,977,932 75,055,296
2.000,000
8,105,375
568,945
Security-First NatBk 30.000.000 24,173,484 452,777,582
a:
20
"25
n
cent
les
27
3834
-—
Fully paid
up
stock with par of 100 yen.
r
On
s
New stock with par of 50>en.
Federal Conservator appointed.
a
restricted basis,
t April 14 1933.
t The First National Bank of Birmingham, Ala., has arranged to increase
capital by $7,500,000 of new preferred stock; $5,000,000 of new stock was
sold to the R. F. 0. and $2,500,000 to the First National Co. and local
directors and stockholders.
Owing to a blunder made in our Bank &
Quotation Record for May 5, in placing a mark with a footnote against the
name of the First National Bank of
Birmingham, Ala., it was made to
appear that a conservator had been appointed for this bank.
There was
of course never any basis for the statement.
it
100
money.
Sale in Canadian funds.
I Last sale price.
o
re
sa
Angeles—
California Bank
California Trust Co.
Cltlsens Nat Trust Sc
f Par $40 Hong Kong
20
Diego, Calif.,
absorbed by the Security Trust & Savings Bank of San Diego.
March 18 1933.
National Banks
Capital.
National Banks
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
COLORADO
Dec. 31.
COMPANIES
TBUST
AND
BANKS
103
DIST.OF COLUMBIA
Dec. 31.
Par.
Deposits.
Ask.
Bid.
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Gross
Surplus &,
Profits.
Capital.
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
Par,
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Nomi nal.
Per
share.
$
Colorado S
S
250,000
100,000
Washington—
Columbia Nat Bank-
623.815
194,465
558,128
1,110,152
First National Bank-
Colo Title & Tr Co-
202,189
133,144
305,097
b63,496
77,616
1,408,777
1.389.560
5,569,887
6.002.801
1,207,255
100
388,311
103,181
1,318,183
82,597
1,224,790
2,236,984
4,879,527
2,508,607
33,541,326
100
Lincoln Nat Bank
McLachlen Bkg Corp
400.000
500.000
500.000
B
Exchange Nat Bank.
Colorado Spgs Nat
100
Mt Vernon Sav Bank
400,000 r
100
100
p2.000.000
Franklin Nat Bank.. p
225.000
600,000
Liberty Nat Bank
Bank & Trust Co.
100
10<
Denver—
American Nat Bank-
Central Sav Bk & Tr
South B'way Nat Bk
Stock Yards Nat Bk_
U S National BankGuardian Trust Go—
1,000,000
50.000
1,500,000
1,500.000
200,000
250,000
550,000
120,000
International Tr Co.
500.000
1,925,470
65,337
1,606,175
100,000
22,380
Colorado Nat BankColorado State Bank
Denver Nat Bank—
First National Bank-
25,000
137,592
100
22,459,193
40,152,471
436,651
1.321.561
18,017,392
530,382
12,818,112
166
1.012,495
Pueblo—
First National Bank-
13,108,544
1,282.167
1,448,187
3.246,133
o
100
Western Nat Bank..
Pueblo Sav & Tr Co-
Wash-
Nat Capital Bank—
Nat Metropol Bank.
151,818
340,479
705.622
178.069
153,318
150,000
,20
100
100
100
5,980,801
1,990,763
3,029,30. >
1,132.270
100
100
100
100
8,897,739
234,670
1,530,375
1,050,000
200.000
800,000
3,000,000
750,000
100
1,647,005
18,731,804
62,191,663
5,853,921
5,311,717
412,846
31,780,003
16,151,275
4,799,669
9,236,496
2,162,297
16,299,042
100
100
1,005,208
500,000
30,000 b 132,788
105,134
100,000
268,723
100,000 6
Mlnnequa Bank
Bank of
Nat
N
597.701
re
cent
sa
100
100
100
100
les
Riggs National Bank
3,816,342
100
Wash'ton Sav Bank. p
100.000
Amer Secur & Tr Co.
3,400,000
412,738
328,482
29,612
3,806,256
100
Nat'l Sav & Tr Co..
1,000,000
2.000,000
Munsey Trust Co
Union Trust Co
2,000,000
U S Savings Bank
p
100,000
1.000.000
Wash Loan & Tr Oo_
2,788,889
1,536,763
1,142,410
183,639
2,531,755
Second Nat Bank
300.000
Secur Sav & Com Bk
Leadville—
Carbonate Amer N B
15,178,950
4,026,258
3,037,276
Bank of Oomm & Sav
District Nat Bank- pi.000,000
Federal Amer Nat'l
50,000
100,000
300.000
300.000
150.000
Colorado SaV Ban
100
10
3,935,256
1,506,529
7,079,183
100
100
100
10
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Institutions
State
FLORIDA
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Per
Jacksonville—
National Banks
Dec. 31.
CONNECTICUT sta,e^Tion'
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Bridgeport—
1.177,892
15,520,901
20
100,000
fcl.750,000
300,000
300,000
200,000
100,000
300,000
3
.
.
-
West Side Bank
.
25
16.600.846
166,081
12
100
25
1,243,693
share
10
100
584,576
15,404,367
0
inn
Lakeland—
Florida Nat Bank— 0
1,000,000
77,705
1.522,114
168,140
71,459
168,152
117,362
361,592
948,653
17,937.277
100
3,767,946
100
1,615,140
1,854.492
1,103,050
2,312,761
100
Miami
100,000
Florida Nat Bk & Tr 0
100
3
10
24,629,788
14,503,140
434,502
Barnett N B of Jack1,500,000 ol,086,773
n
26,085
Citizens Bank
100,000
Florida Nat Bank— 01,500,000 o 715.251
Atlantic Nat Bank— <*3,000,000
o
70,752
45
Miami-
25
55
100
25
Beach
J 00
400.000
465,750
70,132
138,283
300,000
171,775
4,340,747
100
200.000
100.000
217,407
76,154
2,350.872
2,432,324
100
100
800.000
200.000
203,626
115,869
3,098,141
2,512,362
100
25.000
100.000
96,915
65.683
540.649
1,505,661
100
135,464
2,404,797
25
1,250.000
1,500,000
500,000
586,249
849,282
206,623
9,978,355
10,751,050
1,316,114
100
ino.ooo
First National BankFirst Tr & Sav Bank.
32,803
353,468
2.210,282
3,202.549
1.200.000
100,000
t
1,599,073
25
First
National Bank...
-
I
OrlandoFirst Nat Bk & Tr Co
Hartford—
Florida Bank
300,000
Capitol Nat Bk
Conn River Bkg Co.
150,000
1,150,000
r
100.000
r 4.000,000
100,000
1.600,000
-a
250,000
0
3,000,000
200,000
250.000
0
125,000
100,000
0
500,000
0
200,000
100.000
r
_
.
.
228,922
910,654
1,220,477
118,428
4,903,856
265,733
1,771,771
392,760
4,022,704
333,422
257,390
91,559
67,076
712,571
213,708
135,895
25
2,707,526
5,317,870
12.633.355
1,301,312
39,714,574
30
450
100
50
80
loo"
70
80
10
18
100
27,591,811
100,
100
3,407,002
28,976,601
2,158,958
2,396,480
1,582,011
374,539
9,763,278
1,671,188
1,122,139
0
N
40
190"
a..
25
.
"55"
45
100
100
Cit & People's Nat
Bk
People's Bk for Sav -.
St Augustine Nat Bk
75
60
100
100
i75"
25
100
St. Petersburg—
Tampa—
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
First Sav & Tr Co
.
200.000
0
"50"
40
cent
les
100
St. Augustine—
Florida Nat Bank
"25
o
re
sa
Pensacola—
American Nat Bank-
.
.
o
100
100
West Palm Beach
Meriden—
West Palm Beach At¬
100
25
438,489
423,942
76,159
70,181
149.985
1,423,272
5,035,977
1,383,449
5,676
1,409,437
100,000
1,260,000
1,600,000
750.000
1.458.700
352,759
ol,219.720
ol,321,900
ol,097,752
01,245,399
1,778,586
22,206,777
7,355.069
8,520,633
12,307,268
k
.
0
225
250
25
30
100
200,000
500,000
200,000
100,000
100.000
-
70
75
100
140
100
National Banks
)
L
Second Nat Bank
100
100
100
100
190
100
190
State Institutions
GEORGIA
Dec. 31.
190
165
165
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Per
Atlanta—
share.
130,151
232.227
100
Citiz & So Nat Bank. r5.000,000 03,392,014
First Nat Bank
5,400.000 i6,365.423
622,224
Fulton Nat Bank
1,000.000
New London—
Nat Bk of Comraer
New London
inn
100
125
New Haven-
50,065.778
67,263,323
13,633,595
2,320.146
tlO
10
11
10
19
20
200.000
American Sav Bank.
300,000
514,663
4.988,267
100
N
o
Ga Sav Bk & Tr Co—
re
cent
Trust Co of Georgia-
565.070
500.000
2.000,000 12,705,840
200,000
300.000
150,000
0
151,269
301,267
98,530
2,667,549
100
sa
Bank—.
.
-
1,036,488
100
100
Augusta—
Georgia RR Bk & Tr
1,000,000
100
100
les
City
National
250,000
150
100
lantic Nat Bank
Cent Farmers Trust.
993,546
120
6,147,410
e
6,027,692
50,065,778
2,478,331
100
122
130
no
10
11
784,119
142,693
50,154
309,466
174,560
5,539,325
1,479.253
854,539
1,595,972
1,009,862
100
100
100
100
100
Citiz & So Nat Bank- r5,000.000 03,392,014
268,539
First Nat Bk & Tr Co e
500,000
50,065,778
6,176,511
457,276
tio
385,078
Citiz & So Nat Bank- r5.000.000 o3,392,014
180,110
400.000
Nat Exchange Bank. e
ioo
90
Norwich—
Thames Bk & Tr
550,OOC
200,000
.
i
499,508
136,569
25
2,958,976
1,168,253
No re cent
sa
100
les
Columbus—
850,000
300,000
100,000
200,000
200,000
Columbus Bk & Tr__
Fourth Nat Bank
Home Savings BankMerch & Mech Bank
Stamford—
First-Stamford Nat' 1
.
0
-
First Nat BkofOol—
1.000.000 ol.331.895
200,000
1,067,961
700,000
1,598,084
N
o
re cent
sa
les
100
8,085,047
4,535,660
7,333,354
Macon—
100
100
112,322
50.000
Macon Savings Bank
10
11
10
11
10
100
Water bury—
Ni
Waterbury Nat
Colonial Trust Co__
k
k
.
600,000
500,000
1.000,000
891,148
367,686
2,654,089
300.000
380,298
0
100
50
125
Citiz & So Nat Bank
r5,000,000 03,392,014
290
350
Liberty Nat Bk & Tr
e
100
9,522,089
4,006,252
6,773,123
2,405,583
100
45
100
50
100
Savannah Bk & Tr—
600,000
700.000
Citizens Bk & Tr Co.
Cltis & Mfrs
300.000
55
Savannah—
*
Sale
o
0
131,929
114,841
88,832
50,065,778
3,666,723
1,713,309
665,500
10
10
100
100
price,
t Branch of Savannah.
a
Affiliate of the Hartford National Co.
6 Feb. 25 1933.
d Member of the Atlantic Group
e
National Banks
Dec. 31.
in Florida.
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta. Ga.
/ Sept. 30 1932.
DELAWARE
State
Institutions
0
Dec. 31.
Member of the Florida National Group.
h Affiliated with the Barnett
National Bank of Jacksonville, Fla.
1 April 7 1933.
Nomi nal.
Wilmington—
Per
Central Nat Bank
Farmers' Bank
Industrial Trust Co.
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Go—
Equitable Trust OoSecurity Trust Co
Wilmington IV On
_
210.000
329.505
500,000 2,699,447
2,000,000
334,86L
203.175
907,216
1,000.000
652,856
1.500,000 02,479,851
1.121,000 1,367,561
4,000,000 10.734,531
1,468,591
23,485,210
1,898,853
3,127,386
7,883,347
8,913,302
7,920,771
24,031,526
100
50
share.
95
110
200
240
10
15
Bridgeport-City Trust Co. of Bridgeport, Conn., and its affiliate,
the Bridgeport-City Co., have voted to completely separate their corporate
A:
association.
I Last sale.
50
25
90
100
n
In liquidation; taken over
100
160
180
o
March 31 1933.
25
60
75
100
50
175
90
195
105
p
r
Combined statement
t Trust funds.
x
by State Banking Dept. in March 1933.
In process of reorganization,
Ex-dividend.
June, 1933.]
BANKS
State Institutions
AND
TRUST
COMPANIES
IDAHO
Dec. 31.
National Banks
Surplus &
Profits.
Institutions
State
ILLINOIS
Dec. 31.
Capital.
103
Dec
31.
Gross
Deposits.
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Gross
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
Boise City—
First Nat Bk of Idaho
%
308,202
297,141
18,187
300,000
First Security Bank.
Boise Trus
Co
150.000
150,000
Per
5,563,301
100
4,360,498
30,440
25
Ask.
Nomi nal.
share.
Quincy—
%
200.000
Mercantile Tr A S Bk
Per
$
short.
139,719
2,832.320
100
058,341
291,095
310,359
3,040,651
100
re
cent
1,546,662
3,646,623
100
sa
les
189,468
119,822
4,738.307
3,191,172
6,553,589
3,780,863
100
100
Bockford—
Illinois Natl Bk A Tr
N
Co
200,000
Swedish-Am Nat Bk_
125,000
500.000
Third Nat'l Bank
o
100
SpringfieldNational Banks
Dec. 31.
ILLINOIS
State
First National Bank.
Illinois Nat Bank
Institutions
Dec. 31.
300.000
300.000
200.000
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank
104,712
123,289
196,570
1,853,705
1,604,730
1,621,123
N
100
100
100
257,410
100
10G
100
o
re
cent
sa
les
National Banks
Dec. 31.
'
Belleville—
Belleville Bk A TrCJo
Belleville Nat Bank.
150.000
100.000
300.000
200.000
150.000
Belleville Sav Bank.
First National Bank.
St Olair Nat Bank..
165,479
13,506
385,647
343,573
167,671
1,250,611
375,101
2,838,309
3,618,415
100
1.576,479
100
100
100
100
Nomi nal.
Ev&nsville—:
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
Chicago113,194
450,000
151,188
38,635
500.000
100,000
500,000
100,000
500,000
524,045
178,038
319,895
14,297
271,008
8,247,142
1,051,116
7,139,072
1,182,299
8.576,464
1.250,000
25,000
1.750,000
300,000
300,000
717,726
11,957
1,415,445
206,212
1,214,066
8,819,974
276,922
19,060,219
955,891
5,057,963
Gary State Bank
200,000
615,140
Gary Tr A Sav Bk._
4.161,249
100,000
100,000
Fletcher-Am Nat Bk 63.600.000
100,000
2,000,000
200,000
Marion Co State Bk.
50,000
Merchants' Nat Bk__
1,250,000
1,366,099
109,109
2,344,722
135,128
100
60
1UI
2,032,532
100
•
m
—
'a*—'
«
—
^
70
City Nat Bk & Tr Co
Drexel State Bank..
Drovers Nat Bank.
500.000
IO Bank & Tr Co
300,000
210,466
43,410
56,449
350,000
500,000
300.000
Lawndale Nat Bank.
Lawndale State Bk_.
Liberty Bank
Live Stock Nat Bank
/400.000
104
350
300,000 0
108,160
50,000
167,308
100
101
10
loo
10(1
101)
—
-
0
101
10(
40
8
12
—
—
State Bk of Clearing.
Terminal Nat Bank.
100,000
200.000
33,508
143,508
35
45
170
80
50
55
50
65
35
38
1,716,288
200,000
200,000
500,000
100,000
200,000
119,279
102,686
100,696
18,687
299,859
1,181,053
1,508,367
2,036,943
258,142
463,078
200,00C
300,000
200,000
145,409
101,142
51,484
1.831,542
14,000,000
Amalg Tr & Sav Bk.
Banco di Napoh Tr.
Bway Tr & Sav Bank
Central Republic
Trust Co
Chic City Bk A Tr..
Drovers Tr A Sav Bk
Bast Side Tr & 8 Bk.
Harris Tr A Sav Bk_
Howard Ave T A S Bk
Lake Shore Tr A S Bk
ion
ion
935,739
369,362
100
225
240
loo
250"
260""
325
20
20
20
20
20
100
100
Indianapolis—
Fountain Sq State Bk
Indiana Nat Bank..
Live Stock Exch Bk.
29,048
2,098,548
200.000
250,000
500,000
100,000
1,500.000
1.000.000
200,000
600.000
Aetna Tr A Sav Co..
Bankers Trust Co
Fidelity Trust Co
Fletcher Trust Co..
Indiana Trust Co
Security Trust Co
Union Trust Co
333,070
57,087
576,705
185,823
1,844,353
1,557,673
490,992
2,420,387
South Bend—
Citizens Nat Bank..
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
First Bank A Tr Co.
Merchants Nat Bank
700,000
500,000
600,000
250,000
224,569
210,546
141,358
500,000
500,000
596,413
595,311
60,278
26,303,033
611,360
37,874,009
494,716
411,422
12,830,329
1,737,941
1,437,901
1,757,682
1,407,395
24,842,584
10,482,099
3,543,708
10,224,563
100
100
100
1150
100
100
100
"no"
150
100
100
100
100
100
107
92,
100
100
110
130
100
405"
500"
4,622,028 1100
3,574,686
100
3,622,979
100
1,068,041
N
o
re
cent
sa
les
Terre
100
S
10,795,851
4,820,221
20
20
11
100
40
100 d 70
100
share•
Gary—
Terre Haute—
Haute
First
National Bank
Terre Haute Trust
9,969.019
k
115
25
10(1
582,480
2,109,332
West 31st State Bk_.
Western State Bank.
60
100
100
100
31,175
210,918
398,810
41,484
500,000
UnivSt Bkof ChicUpper Ave State Bk.
22
50
70
200,000
350,000
700,000
200,000
800,000
Dime Sav Trust Co..
People's Tr A Sav Co
People's State Bank.
200
155
100
Sears-Com State Bk_
Second Security Bk. h
Security Bank
h
Skala State Bank
So Chicago Sav Bk
n
Uptown State Bank.
-
20
125
Nat'l Builders Bank.
500,000
198,705
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
500,000 0 256,143
Oak Park TrASav Bk
<1,000,000
602,000
Personal Ln A Sav Bk
2,000,000 01,218,101
Pioneer Tr A Sav Bk
750,000
•
642,280
1,703,872
1
Lincoln Nat Bk A Tr
N orth Side StateBank
Old First Nat Bk ATr
107
300
17
200,000 0
Mutual Nat Bk of Ch
85
100
2,000,000
Metrop State Bank..
Mid-City Nat B & Tr
100
100
52,683
122,951
100,704
200,000
a
H*
Mi 1
100 d 80
100
70
First National Bk
25,000,000 018354744
First Nat Englewood
200,000 0 752,096
Halsted St State Bk. b
200,000
Hamilton State Bk..
1
'loo "~69}|
362,265
689,221
1,000,000
.
1
Per
100 1800
100
Fort Wayne—
70
«.
60
101
4,000,000 01,164,423
Oont 111 N at Bk ATrGo 76.000.000
031000287
State , Institutions
Dec. 31.
INDIANA
National City Bank.
North Side Bank.
Old Natl Bank
Aetna State Bank... n 200,000
Amer Nat'l Bk A Tr
1.000.000
Austin State Bank.. 6
500,000
Beverly State Sav Bk
100,000 0
50
85
90
100
100
100
National Banks
Dec. 31.
"Io6 ""30" "50"
y*
IOWA
State
Institutions
Dec. 31.
m
1,600,000 01,170,084
350.000 0 702,810
5,932,017
4,515,036
100
45
60
100
75
85
200,000
57,847
6.000,000 07,930,093
200.000
21,299
400.000 0
199,667
600.000 01,108,263
330,271
99,622,107
245,585
3,473.386
100
250
260
35
130
140
Nomi nal.
n
50
lUu
Burlington—
40""
1.000.000
600,000
500.000
2,737,483
638,151
0
336,712
0
529,248
3.000,000 08.215,796 137,863,862
Pullman Tr A Sav Bk
300.000 0
3,684,297
162,809
W Side Tr A Sav Bk
nl.000.000
5.903,501
38,770
Per
Farmers A Merch S B
100
100
60
70
Too
30
342
974,012
100
166,462
74,882
1,058,110
89,473
235,048
2,307,038
1,535,697
16,161,650
N
o
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
Cedar R&pida—
Oed Rap SBATr Co.
Iowa State Sav Bk_.
200.000
200.000
500,000
People's Sav Bank..
Amer Tr A Sav Bk..
100,000
200.000
c
100
100
350
100
share
45 917
50,000
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Madison-Kedsie Tr A
Savings Bank
Mercantile Tr A Sav.
Merchandise Bk A Tr
Northern Trust Co..
0474,395
Nomi nal.
Per share.
AuroraAurora Nat Bank__
Lakevlew Tr A 8 Bk.
500.000
300.000
500,000
500.000
Springfield MarineBk
First State Tr A S Bk
167
100
35
«■ •»
1,826,323
1,840,527
100
—
Elgin»
Elgin Nat'l Bank...
First Nat'l Bank
Union Nat'l Bank
Elgin City Bkg Co..
100,000
300.000
100,000
300.000
64,344
158,749
148,931
254,113
816,605
2,234,257
1,177,708
1,865,953
100
Sale price.
a
100
Placed in the hands of the State Auditor on April 28 1933.
b In process of reorganization,
100
100
c
Sept. 30 1932.
d New stock
e
J oliet—
N
First National Bank.
61,040,000
c
461,127
8.083,069
20
o
re
sa
les
Bank of Peoria
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Com Mer Nat Bk A T
*irst National Bank.
Jefferson TrA Sav Bk
200,000
73,738
600.000
619,162
2.000,000 02,086,359
660,000 01,187,967
200.000
101,899
1,088,942
5,812,048
15,268,451
8,698,653
1,015,707
100
60
Feb.
declared
a
23 1933 the
moratorium.
/ Charter
0
Peoria—
On
Citizens
National
Bank of South
Bend, Ind.
cent
was
issued
May 6 1933 by the Comptroller of the Currency.
V
on
March 25 1933.
h The Security Bank
tions, both of Chicago,
Chicago, effective as of
and resorves of $50,000.
and the Second
Security Bank, affiliated institu¬
HI., succeeded by the National Security Bank of
May 27 1933; new capital, $200,000 with surplus
W:
^
; -r:;f
1 Reopened for business on May 1 1933.
20
k
20
I Last sale.
20
n
Reopened for business
on
May 29 1933.
Closed.
t Trust
deposits.
x
Ex-dividend.
V
Ex-rights
]
"
f"?
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Surplus <5b
Profits.
Council Bluffs—
Olty National Bank.
Oonn Bluffs Say Bk.
First National Bank.
State Savings Bank.
DavenportDavenport Bk 8c Tr_
600.000
Par.
Bid.
New Orleans—
American Bank 8c Tr
100
Continental Bank 8c
Trust Oo—
100
Nat Bk of Oomm.&..
1.000,000
731,754
64,449
p202,500
2,700,000
300,000
O750.00C
1,300,927
2.800,000 1/4,395,027
Whltney Nat Bank—
Hlbernla Natl Bk
100
12,842,869
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
...
First National Bank-
Per
1,000,000
150,000
250.000
232,344
119,595
279,025
Olty Sav Bk 8c Tr Oo
100
Commercial Nat Bk.
100
6,171,297
1,790,779
8,910,074
52.000.000
100,000
Home Savings Bank.
50,000
University State Bk.
500,000
Valley Nat Bank....
150,000
Valley Sav Bank
1,114,388
62,927
3,729
241,136
267,633
24,390,593
1,407,950
Bk 8c Tr
Oont'l-Am B 8c Tr Oo
360,255
49,463
543,139
513,916
17,146
240.531
N
o
re
cent
loo
sa
les
12,379.971
4,892,706
12,057,915
5.045,603
100
ft 100
100
456,803 100
3,548,461 /100
3,100,639 I 10
N o
re
200,000
50,000
1100
500,000
1,000,000
700.000
National Banks
Dec. 31.
cent
■a
Dubuque—
First National Bank.
les
Institutions
State
MAINE
Dec. 31.
100
3,435,564
1,061.365
Nomi nal.
100
Augusta—
Sioux CityFirst National Bank
Live Stock Nat Bank ft
146,446
216,567
263,233
264,926
110,753
400,000
200,000
200,000
250,000 p
100.000
Toy Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank-
National Banks
300,000
First Nat Granite Bk
Augusta Trust Oo— n 400,000
100,000
State Trust Co..— n
Bangor—
100,000
Merchants' Nat Bk.
200.000
Eastern Tr 8c Bkg Oo
1.000.000
Merrill Trust Oo
Portland—
600.000
Canal National Bank
600,000
First National Bank_
425.000
Portland Nat BankFidelity Trust Oo— rl .000.000
Oasoo-Mercantlle Tr ®1.263.900
10
2,989,297
4,592,266
5,481,133
4,444,666
1,901.755
ftlOO
100
100
100
National Banks
Dec. 31.
State Institutions
KANSAS
Dec. 31.
Per
Hutchinson—
share
100
150.000
150.000
250,000
47,446
90.000
1/158,756
760,076
1,200,000
100
N
0
2,505,335
100
re
cent
sa
les
750.000
200.000
200.000
100.000
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank-
Exchange State Bank
People's Nat Bank..
Riverview State Bk.
264,994
136,835
62,008
255,358
9,002,384
1,912,287
1,808,719
1,958,497
100
100
100
100
Leavenworth—
150.000
First National BankLea venworth Nat Bk
150.000,
Manufac'rs State Bk
127,199
284,174
21,100
50,000
2,285,135
2,592,436
100
822,000
100
100
Topeka—
Oentral Nat Bank
Central Trust Oo
192,845
205,318
62,143
Fidelity Sav State Bk
Guaranty State Bank
Kaw Valley State Bk
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Nat Bank of Topeka
State Savings Bank.
Topeka State BankWichita—
First National Bank.
N
0
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
58,456
63,083
1,077,447
734,073
57,764
58,900
27,057
200,000,
Union Stock Yds Nat
100
493,159
1,000,000
1,000,000
200,000
Fourth Nat Bank...
Southwest Nat Bank
Union Nat Bank
7,574,511 uoo
1,161,408 f—
69,779
22,308
117,411
500,000
400.000
200.000
50,000
50,000
200,000
500,000
100,000
50,000
100,000
5,463,811
14,359,216
3,001,112
222,241
668,466
5,942,681
7,210,758
16,637,653
410,938
258.204
766,807
1,646,168
768,323
5,279,087
7,168,020
10,843,659
25,304,444
15,173,108
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
100
100
100
375
650
300
450
100
100
50
145
100
100
State
MARYLAND
Cumberland—
Commercial Sav Bk_ p
100
1,365,570
812,414
417,238
3,633,085
7,709,521
1,249,311
1,087,916
Peoples Bank
Second Nat Bank—
Liberty Trust CoFrederick—
Citizens' Nat Bank-.
Oomm'l Bank of Md
Farm 8c Mech N Bk_
Frederick Oo Nat Bk
Fr'k Town 8av Inst.
Baltimore Nat'l Bank
100
100
100
100
100
50,000
200,000
100,000
500,000
500.000
Flrst Nat Bank
100
18,653,171
11,573,548
1,190,877
1,049,707
482,698
Baltimore310,883
Bait Oomm'l Bank-. pi .000.000
4,000,000
Baltimore Nat Bank.
347.300
200,000
Calvert Bank
100,000
129,270
Canton Nat Bank—
300,000
221.272
Oommonw'lth Bank200,000
128,173
Mercantile Bank— o
4,000,000 1/8,293,649
First National Bank400.000
557.370
Nat Cent Bk of Bait600,000
1/741,088
Nat Marine Bank—
725,901
750,000
Western Nat Bank—
400,000
436,053
Colonial Trust Oo—
1.250,000 2,038,141
Equitable Trust Co.
1,000.000
1,446,680
Fidelity Trust Oo—
2,500,000
1,569,910
Maryland Trust Co.
1,500,000 3.560,673
Mercantile Tr Oo—
600,000
212,692
Real Estate Tr Co..
2.000,000 3,527.280
Safe Dep 8c Trust Oo
r2.500,000 p5,510,947
Union Trust Oo
—
Kansas City—
Oomm'l N Bk of K O
320,626
809,815
297,113
1/914,896
Per share.
N o
100
Institutions
Dec. 31.
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
American Nat Bank.
share.
1,800,091 100
17,623,390
16,842,636 "100
25
72,998,680
25
14,165,564
1,000,000
100
Des Moines—
Bankers Trust Oo..
Gap Olty State Bank
Central Nt Bk & Tr Oo
Iowa-Den Moines Nat
Ask.
100
13,892,823
Shreveport—
'
Bid.
$
100
100
1,355,262
2,432,629
2,549,984
2,438,894
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
lnt-State Tr 8c B Oo.
306,221
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Ask.
Institutions
State
LOUISIANA
Gross
Deposits.
$
100,600
206,682
103,250
188,483
$
120,000
150,000
300,000
150,000
COMPANIES
National Banks
Dec. 31.
State Institution*
Dec. 31.
IOWA
Capital.
TRUST
AND
BANKS
104
100,000
200,000
125,000
150,000
150,000
Nomi nal.
Per share
100
6,909,265
5,589,734
2,630,566
3,663,149
2.322.120
88,461.459
3.665.121
4,523,473
6,781,172
1,379,693
16,533,776
18,508,229
26,992,290
18,587,120
1,229,472
6,086,279
45,333,404
833,771
74,281
417,920
101,647
345,035
660,362
3,865,025
1,072.267
5,245,573
2,529.237
993,611
114,028
428,305
71,885
422, Q50
7,477,198
2,020,136
3,880,905
1,930,357
3,234,932
25
65
10
25
60
100
50
"16"
25
135
115
25
24
10
100
95
30
22
20
25
19
100
"lS
'20"
26
10
50
100
100
10
100
100
25
100
50
1180
40
510
I
540
1
390
50
250
400
75
100
40
45
285*
100
20
25
15
100
4,000,000
100
10c
Nomi nal.
Boston—
First National Bank. 44,500,000 30,860,281 550,939,757
National Banks
State Institutions
KENTUCKY
Dec. 31.
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Per
Covington—
60,000
200,000
500,000
650,000
200,000
)
)
)
a
42,757
416,991
319,791
355.734
210,622
1,153,429
2,837,091
4,609,060
4,045,022
1,742.645
share.
100
100
N
0
100
re
cent
100
sa
Les
100
Lexington—
Bank of Commerce.
Cttizens
Bank
307,306
300,000
.
1.934,193
100
85
100
8c
.
)
Second Nat Bank-
.
Union Bank & Tr C
Security Trust Oo_.
>
.
200,000 d 295,707
1,000,000 1,013,752
287,027
150,000
98,892
150,000 a
500.000
239,820
1,132,603
9,663,131
2,612,111
1,885,649
2,594,248
25
50
50
60
100
200
250
250
300
100
100
3.000,000 5,267,110 63,482,593
Merchants' Nat Bk.
21,078,311
1,500.000 3,756.001
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
Nat Shawmut Bank- 20.000.000 11,910.666 158,082,661
51,686,974
2,000,000 4,212,538
Second Nat Bank—
9,387,352
366,354
1,000,000
Web 8c Atlas N Bk__
380,642 c 1,251,724
750,000
Banc Com Ital Tr Oo
22,002,030
2.000.000 3,850,501
Boston S Dep 8c Tr_.
379,636 c 2,014,074
100.000
Columbia Trust Co..
399,505
7,882,785
2.500,000
Day Trust Oo
2,236,665
155,161
500,000
Harris Forbes Tr Co.
1,000,000 2,869,980 26,057,662
New Eng Trust Oo_.
5,756,895
5,224,760
Old Colony Trust Oo «5,000,000
3,000,000 3,786,412 c56.383.062
State Street Tr Co..
2,598,978
500.000
227,190
Union Trust Co
1.400.000 1,668,864 cl3,169,188
U S Trust Oo
141,571 c 2,354,396
100.000
Winthrop Trust Co__
Beverly—
Beverly Nat Bank..
Beverly Trust Oo—
»
200,000
-
-
-
-
-
1,000,000
2,000,000
1,000.000
1,000,000
300,000
<71,000,000
750,000
100,000
1,000,000
United States Tr Oo.
525,000
»
Lincoln Bank & Tr.
10
1,422,737
32,680,562 1001 /
6,460,507 100 f
100
20,626,409
10
14,314,985
1,824,730 100
100 Q
3,645,027
8,922,307 100
1/471,981
100
175
79,056
701,982
10
7,356,778
1/746,785
100
229,226
1,428,401
73,342
1/2,081,132
yl ,914,894
yl ,567,670
1/2,032,332
1/143,124
1/1,464,286
-
Stock Yards BankLouisville Trust Co.
-
-
-
400
t Stock has to be offered to
a June 30 1932.
26 M
285
54
25
20%
26-H
25
90
95
100
100
44
40
100
I
t280""
1
1
1
•
1
1
1
100
100
100
100 t400
e
ion
"195"
210
145
150
50
25
100
100
100
board of directors.
succeeds the Canal Bank
& Trust Co. of New Orleans,
54
Includes savings deposits.
c
d Sept. 30 1932.
200
265
Newport—
Affiliate of First National
t
Bank of Boston.
/ Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates.
g Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville.
h Member Northwest Baucorporation.
x
i Trust funds,
100,000
100.000
100,000
-
.
r
176,427
427,081
220,773
1,318,144
3,132,520
1,121,812
100
fc March 3 1933.
100
I Last sale.
100
Closed.
n
National Banks
Dec. 31.
LOUISIANA
State
change of its title to the Carrollton
Institutions
1933 by the State
Dec. 31.
In process of reorganization,
p
Nomi nal.
Baton Rouge
Bank of Baton Rouge p
250,000
Louisiana Nat Bank.
300,000
p
Per
150.000
504,010
249,073
286,430
4,421,578
3,058,303
2,993,787
100
100
25
Md., and a
Bank of Baltimore approved on May 2
Bank Commissioner,
Reorganization plan of the Mercantile Bank, Baltimore,
0
c
3,299,717
1,203,797
Reopened for business on May 22 1933 and
La.
b
300
100.000
334,103
61,708
share.
25H
275
50
Sale price.
Louisville—
Bank of Commerce
300,000
Per
20
100
20
share.
r
Operating
s
on a
restricted basis.
Hibernia Bank & Trust Co. of New Orleans, La.,
under title of the Hibernia
on
appointed for the institution.
v
Conservator
x
Ex-dividend.
V
National Bank
March 31 1933.
reopened for business
May 22 1933.
june, 1933.]
banks and trust
companies
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
.
600*000
Brockton Nat Bank.
Home Nat Bank
500,000
Gross
Deposits.
$
433,985
562,756
Par.
Bid.
Surplus A
Profits.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
7,543,390
6.907,909
Cambridge Trust Oo
100,000
74,965
600,000
497,083
Duluth Nat Bank...
200,000
76,146
First & Amer Nat Bk
<3.000,000 <1,203,637
Minnesota Nat Bank
of Duluth
600,000
151,103
Northern Nat Bank.
1,000,000
436,444
Pioneer Nat Bank..
100,000
34,230
Western Nat Bank..
150,000
40,250
N
o
cent
■a les
re
East Cambridge
Lechmere Nat Bank.
100.000
174,949
400.000
1.200.000
300.000
156,922
870,940
179,000
2,112,637
100
5,124,865
7,777,463
2,614,818
100
100
85
5,142,235
100
200
Fall River—
Fall River Nat Bank
Durfee Trust Oo,
Fall River Trust
C
100
500.000 t
Gloucester—
Oape Ann Nat Bank.
274,580
150,149
234,822
150.000
120,000
200.000
Glouc Nat Bk of Glou
Glouces SDTrOo.
768,958
c
2,759,806
1,166,634
4,080,237
Blooming'n-Lake NB b 200,000
Central Nat Bank..
i
100,000
Fifth No'west'n N B
<
100,000
First Nat Bk&Tr Co
6.000,000
Marquette Nat Bank
200,000
Midland NatBk A Tr <1.000,000
Minnehaha Nat Bk b
100,000
Northwest'n Nat Bk <5,000,000
100
10
20
Produce State Bank.
2d Northwest State.
Third N'west'n N Bk
4th Northwest Nat'l.
25
Haverhill—
Essex National Bank
First National Bank.
100.000
200,000
200.000
2,425,576
2,054,368
3,720,294
240.000
Haverhill Nat Bank.
Haverhill Trust Co.
Merrimack Nat Bank
136,071
76,324
847,196
177,391
1,310,316
100
100
100
N
o
re cent
sa
400.000
100.000 t
750.000
190,744
217,514
320.901
7,311,640
2,503,263
10,950,885
Bay State Nat Bank- k
Merchants' Trust Oo k
600.000
300.000
201,088
475,224
7,470,161
4,992,746
100
100
Lowell—
Appleton Nat. Bank
Union Old Lowell
Park National Bank.
300.000
187,454
2.960,263
100
les
596,970
10,594,244
60
30
218,485
395,658
143,730
524,435
636,727
912,080
3,357,424
3,052,141
100
100
3,272,780
2,719,156
3,548,180
8,180,581
New BedfordFirst National Bank.
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Bafe Deposit Nat Bk
500,000
1.500,000
500.000
333,778
1,559,391
358,798
7,680,175
6,027,038
4,366,638
100
100
100
21,206,121 < 25
N
o
re cent
3,172,644
6,281,179
100
les
sa
100
100
100
680,557
567,945
72,632
5,422,160
1,604,299
1,346,625
730,886
84,016,224
58,447
1,468,845
252,038
30,582
2,281,576
33,757
47,968
39,203
151,195
J
111,208
1,609,465
11,465,053
1,202,407
78,780,162
1,017,589
940,841
999,229
2,360,093
2,111,683
14,008,480
66,357
25,936
ft...
<—.
<—6—
100
<
6—
8H
11
i
<_.<
/i—.
<___
191,716
68,991
4,060,472 plOO
1,140,055 100
No
re
cent
sa
les
563,874 15,182,549 100
437,596
3,182,452 100
27,563
1,424,358
5,549,745 90,439,422 ploo
58,642
1,823,037
176,251
4,498,421
86,569
3,272,012 <_..
20,000
1,118,162
133,603 g 1,646,704
100
Lynn S Dep & Tr Oo
Security Trust Oo___
200,000
200.000
300.000
250,000
100,000
200.000
First Trust Oo
75
1.000.000
200,000
50,000
St. PaulAmerican Nat Bank.
500.000
Oommercial State Bk
50,000
Drov ExchState Bank 0
100,000
First National Bank.
p6.000,000
First State Bank
p
100,000
EmpireNatBkATrCo < 350.000
Stock Yards Nat Bk. <
350,000
Twin Cities Nat Bk.
100.000
re cent
sa
100,000
60,000
200,000
First National Bank.
Union Nat Bank..
LawrenceNo
Ask.
Rochester—
les
100
100
100
Hadley Falls Tr Oo__
b
I
<
<
100,000
Marquette Trust Oo.
200,000
Minn Loan A Tr Oo.
<1.000.000
Holyoke—
Holyoke Nat Bank..
Bid.
Minneapolis—
100
105
Fitchburg—
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
387,476
4,227,088
1,505,935
City National Bank-
100
20
Par.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Bank of Oomm A Sav
100
150,000 t 625.164 c 4.917,079
1.000.000 1,533,284 cl6.186.861
Gross
Deposits.
Duluth—
100
Cambridge—
Harvard Trust Co__.
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
minnesota
Capital.
Brookton—
105
National Bank.
...
Lynn—
Central Nat Bank
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
National Olty Bank.
Essex Trust Oo
National Banks
Dec. 31.
State
mississippi
187 If
390
100
20
76
Jackson
Capital Nat Bank
100
20
48
Jackson-State
100
245,171
36,100
51,262
177,492
881,882
2,165,729
893,915
1,852,512
4,164,086
5,608,839
100
150,000
400,000
100,000
157,065
145,047
60,105
2,207,761
2,647,962
1,531,774
100
100
500,000
300,000
N Bk.
Merch Bank A Tr Oo
11
Nomi nal
Per share.
300,000
100,000
100,000
300.000
750.000
Citizens Sav Bk A Tr
Depos Gu Bk & TrOo
25
Institutions
Dec. 31.
U2X
268,721
290,786
4,655,488
4,001,351
25
100
100
100
15
12H
Meridian-
Peabody—
Warren Nat Bank...
200.000
114,650
1,677,632
100
145,306
404,977
3,100,360
5,256,134
50
10
1,000,000 <1,263,784
1,500,000 <2,349,074
350,000
18,245
1,000.000 1,456,015
1.000,000
1,716,354
160.000
64,918
12,807,000
26,972.255
N
Salem—
Merchants Nat Bank
Naumkeag Trust Oo.
o
n
Citizens Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
Mer A Farmers Bank
Nat Bk_.
Third N Bk A Tr Oo
West Mass Bk & Tr.
A Tr.
Union Trust Oo
West Springfield Tr.
Springfield S D
sa
First Nat A Tr Oo...
Merch NatBkATr Oo
50
20
100
10
150
100
2,135,759
12,135,683
13,638,506
1,391,528
National Banks
Dec. 31.
100
25
"50"
25
60
60
50
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
MISSOURI
25
r
200,000
300.000
277,618
429,394
1,805,222
3,796,010
No
100
100
re cent
s'a les
Worcester—
Baltimore Bank
Olty Bank a Tr Go__
Columbia Nat Bank.
100,000
300.000
500,000
Community State Bk
Mechanics' Nat Bk..
500.000
Worcester Oo Nat Bk si .888,150
WorcesterBkATr Oo *3.800.000
Skandia Bk & Tr Oo
200.000
940,643
1,598,64-1
1,019,308
111,648
11,603,287
21,603,572
20,36-1,455
1,626,486
100.000
600.000
200,000
Fidelity Nat Bk a Tr *4.000,000
Fidelity Savs Tr Oo. t
500,000
Drovers' Nat Bank_.
East Side Bk of Com
100
l
20
10
First National BankInter-State Nat Bank
2.000,000
500.000
100,000
200,000
200,000
100,000
50,000
200,000
100,000
Linwood State Bank.
Merchants Bank
Merc Home b a Tr_
Missouri Sav Bk a Tr
Park National Bank-
National Banks
Dec. 31.
michigan
Plaza Bank of Comm
Produce Exch Bank.
Traders'
Gate
Oity
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
Nat'l Bank
400,000
100,000
300,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
6.000.000
Southeast State Bk__
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Bay City—
Bay City Bank
_
People's Commercial
\ & Savings Bank
300,000
400.000
500.000
Nomi nal.
Per share.
12,271
142,314
2,165,643
3,879,098
1,026,990
9,040.266
100
100
100
Detroit—
_
Detroit Savings Bank
First National Bk.w
Guard Nat Bk ofCom
Highland Pk StateBk
Nat Bank of Detroit
United Savings Bank
Bankers Trust Oo
Equitable Trust Co
.
Detroit Trust Oo
Highland Park Trust
Un Guardian Tr Oo.
Burnes Nat Bank
First National Bank.
First Trust Oo
1,000.000 dl,127,315 12,261,471 100
1,500.000 V2,640,484 46,053.044
25,000,000 26,758,612 423,357,897 /
uiooooooo 7,672,073 138,385,923 *
1.000,000 1,908,304 21,756,923 100
25,000.000
10
1,000.000
20
"960",537 11,633", 955
1,000,000
856,370 g
392,483 100
1,000,000
466,802
1,988,263
/3,000.000 4,273,008 <738,140,944
s
500,000
264,990
1,164,698
*5,000,000 2,382,059 931,438,601
Flint—
Olt Com A Save Bk.
500,000
First Nat Bk A Tr Co a
400,000
Gen68866 Oo Savs Bk al ,000,000
Un Ind Tr & Savs Bk
2.000.000
677,701
506,370
849,105
1,061,840
4,805,590
6,927,259
9,469,720
13,882,548
850,000
433,584
3,861,862
15,355,241
St Jos Stock Yds Bk.
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
Empire Trust Oo
Missouri Vail Tr Oo.
Amer Home
Sec Bk
Grand Rapids Tr Oo.
Union Bank of Mich.
Michigan Trust Oo—
*
a
c
2,000,000
750,000
500,000
1.200.000
1,489,577
705,115
275,283
556,290
-
of
f
702,032
1,229,275
1,026.914
20
Bank of Saginaw
Olo sed.
.....
"3"
12
16
10,179,872
3,733,900
TrOo........... f1,250,000
1,955,699
11,863,720
«...
Nat Bank A
20
4,755.412
mm
115,645
2,805,838
6,988,941
669,187
2,701,704
1,045,262
534,492
615,636
85,643,354
302.227
170,038
383,198
121,890
172,327
202,474
130,429
102,689
2,803,507
4,627,891
2,732,911
2,219,664
5,295,704
1,719,931
879,993
.
6,571,455
310
140
70
125
200
mm
mmmmrn.
mmm
mm
mmmmrn
mm
mm
mm mm
350
180
100
~rnmm,mm
210
mm
mmmmrnrnm
100
100
100
125
100
110
100
125
mmmmrn
100
925,989
1,990,165
119,148
mm
100
3,294,641
715,415
112,788
47,168
mi
mmmmrnmrn
mm
mm, mm m mm
100
75
50
100
170
100
100
100
80
150
180
100
80
90
160
180
190
100
100
90
70
190
140
100
«.»•*«
100
100 1180
100 j
*---
100
100
...
175
200
100
Includes savings deposits.
on
On a petition
May 10 1933 ordered the
Trust deposits
Trust Co., both of
Lawrence, Mass., contemplate reopening for business under the
charter
former, about July 1 1933.
1 Last sale.
n
o
r
15
20
s
March 14 1933.
American National Bank of St. Paul affiliate.
Member of the First Bank Stock
Corp.
In process of liquidation.
Member of the Guardian Detroit Union
Group, Inc., Detroit.
1933.
appointed by Comptroller of the Currency.
u
No
re cent
sa
les
Receiver
x
100
Second
6,449,693 j
74,138,687
100
5,480,958
100
100
668,714
100
1,904,548
32.317
40,696
260,167
155,150
mm
mmmmrn
Sale price,
t No par.
Conservator appointed.
t March 31
679,054
478,676
80
60
160
55
50
100
of the
v
50
1,250,000
500.000
100
36,420,884 1100
h See Marquette National Bank.
< Member of Northwest
Bancorporation.
k Bay State National Bank and
the Merchants'
.....
30
1,181,311
513,165
3,524,432
993,592
31,845
137,337
200,002
200,000
9,770
40
110
40
30 1932.
Affiliated with the Worcester Bank a Trust Co.
/Member of the Detroit Bankers Co., Detroit, Mich.
0
•—
24,952",070
r
939,242
the directors, Judge Theodore j. Richter
dissolution of the Detroit Bankers Co.
"20
20
36,804
100
100
100
100
100
d Sept.
20
*—
*
200,000
200,000
500,000
100,000
350,000
200,000
200,000
100.000
n352,414
904,436
9,346,119
3.245,016
478,142
4,915,770
e
Saginaw—
People's Am State Bk
Norn inal
Per share.
39,863
894,457
52,750
37,342
b First National
Group.
Grand Rapids—
Grand Rap Nat Bank *1,000,000
338,598
Grand Rap Sav Bank
*1.000.000 al,087,619
Old Kent Bank
Weztport Ave BankWest Side Bk of Oom
Union Av Bk of Oom
Commerce Trust Oo.
St. Joseph—
American Nat Bank.
Gom'wealth-Com'l
State Bank..
cent
les
Vickaburg—
les
Kansas City—
Taunton—
Machinists' Nat Bk.
Bristol County Tip
Natl Bk of Bay City
o
re
sa
re cent
200,000
250.000
Springfield—
8prfngfield
pi .000,000
40
Ex-dividend
y
April 4 1933.
Reopened for business on May 25 1933 without restrictions.
process of reorganization.
z
j In
National Banks
Capital.
Dec. 31.
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Deposits.
Nomi rial,
Baden Bank
Boatmen's Nat Bank
Bremen Bk & Tr Go_
Cass Bk & Tr Oo—1
Cherokee Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
Grand Nat'l Bk
Jefferson Bk & Tr Co
Jeff-Gravols Bank..
Lemay Ferry Bank..
Manchester Bank—
SecNB S&TrCo..
South'n Com & Sav.
Telegraphers Nat Bk
Tower Gr Bk & TrCo
United Bk & Tr Co..
2,100,000
23,357,576
100
100
4,801.017
516,794
4,395,407
422,672
n
1,174,860
65,018
7,127,427 168,369,232
c
153,325
2,149,758
151,757
2,377,078
130,170
3,252,618
24,000
249,837
"3,821',257
374,887 10,346,590
350.000
182,487
2,514,241
200,000
209,620
4,748,983
500,000
675,641
7,983,513
500,000
587,038
7.002,144
1,000.000
90,983
1,309,135
200,000
112,853
1,231,703
200,000
317,358
2,510,100
200,000
138,927
1,874,846
300,000
400,000
300,000
17*200,000
12,000,000
700,000
200,000
500,000
fclOO.OOO
500,000
Chippewa Trust Co.
E as ton-Taylor Tr Oo
Guaranty-Plaza Tr..
Llndell Trust Oo
MercantlleOommerce
Bk & Tr Oo
Asbury Park—
AsburyPkNatBk&Tr
Asbury Park & Ocean
60
50
100
20
14
12
100
100
100
Bayonne Trust
100
100
100
100
8,209,164
7,564,356
100
1.481.301
4,106,024
1,314,588
100
100
153,564
529,436
400,000
500,000
Oo..
512.671
100,000
200,000
200,000
159.465
387.058
r
50
50
60
153,571
1,314,312
1,004,344
8,230,919
100
175
100
200
100
140
23,656,333
28,427,269
25
100,000
1.050.000
218,600
1,091,841
1,268.141
4,405,066
20
101,252
r737,278
1.902,417
1,596,974
8,293,065
18,696,465
100
150
100
25
350
16
500,000
700,000
500,000
620,000
750.000
258,032
598,964
235,683
201,779
958,119
4,611,734
12,818,645
3,541,723
4,561.575
9,548,926
100
625,000
100,000
800,000
910,586
70,282
400,000
10,735,020
1,011.933
100
3.500,000
100
500,000
1,600,000
400,000
1,250,000
3,400,000
2,213,042
23,558.400
3,620,089
24,662,160
52,589,991
24,862,424
576,658
64,071,896
1,658,779
100
150,000
5,700,000
400.000
115,000
1,295,288
139,752
1,255,810
4,123,057
2,706,140
161,990
5,308,876
216,388
200.000
r250,703
2,339,046
100
200,000
250,000
200,000
Morristown Trust Oo
1.000.000
344,810
254,217
221,139
248,909
5,620,719
6,179,996
1,478,884
8,250,222
100
National Iron BankAmerican Trust Oo..
100,000
200,000
200.000
18,955
419,277
159,050
314,126
25
1,884,374
1,019.603
50
100
100
100
150
120
275
988.183
2,895,854
4.390.581
200
175
100
East Orange-
Elizabeth—
Elizabethport BkgOo
National State Bank
Central Home Tr Oo
Elizabeth Trust Oo..
Union County Tr Oo
Bank.
Columbia Trust Oo..
Jefferson Trust Co..
Jersey City—
Journal Sq Nat Bank
First National BankFranklin Nat Bank..
Hudson Oo N B_—
Commercial Tr N J__
N J Title Guar & Tr.
North Bergen Tr CoTrust Oo of N J
West Bergen Tr Co..
2,035,000
Long Branch—
Long Branch Bkg Oo
MONTANA
Dec. 31.
share.
Per
100
3,409,739
1,141,584
1,559,944
146,304
93,890
111,417
200,000
150.000
100,000
Midland Nat Bank..
Sec Tr & Savs Bank.
100
Bank.
Mt. Holly—
100
Mt Holly Nat Bank.
J
Unlon Nat Bk&TrOo
Butte—
First National Bank.
Miners S Bk & Tr Oo
Metals Bk & Tr Oo. 0
806,514
64,226
684,966
300,000
200,000
600.000
N
o
11,275,056
100
803,452
11.053,713
100
re
cent
<7—
sa
les
Farmers' Trust Oo__
Newark—
Helena—
70
150
125
25
30
518,617
166,901
300,000
250.000
NEBRASKA
7,259,031
3,138,198
Q—
Institutions
State
e
NatJBk of Oommerce
Omaha—
First National Bank.
228,345
303,049
239,275
200,000
850,000
300,000
Packers Nat Bank..
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
750.000
State Bank..
U S National Bank..
342,624
169,124
.,225,971
24,166
374,092
27,379
821,044
,250,000
450,000
,250,000
200,000
200,000
.100,000
Live Stock Nat Bank
Omaha Nat Bank
Union
National Banks
Dec. 31.
NEVADA
Dec. 31.
100
75
100
4,706,610
100
150
200
19,500,428
4,240,242
24,603,204
1,770,474
5,837,381
550,277
18,305,630
100
100
100
N
o
100
re
cent
sa
les
'lOO
First Nat Bk in Reno
United Nevada Bank
n
48
53
25
16
19
26
if
"14"
100
155
Dec. 31.
5,439,833
933,649
1,949,553
100
N
o
100
re
sa
les
cent
les
8
130,545
661,084
100
175
2,061,887
1,141,987
43,965
31,481.291
11,070,169
100
145
100
400
321.550
25
815,214
204,207
4,787,340
25
915,088
29,497,470
25
15
20
26
33
37
25
37
42
25
38
43
25
30
3.000.000
500.000
100.000
700.000
400.000
c
4,056.250
6.666,675
2.500,000
Fidelity Union Tr Oo
Merch & Newark Tr.
So Side N B & Tr Oo.
Union National Bk.
United States Tr Oo
West Side Trust Oo
300.000
375.000
600.000
1,075,000
75
4,011,698
9,432,553 149,214,507
2,932,777 16,741,791
1,135,096
210,945
2,460,130
189,063
1,932,206
906,223
5,013,541
1,502,137
New Brunswick
1,000,000
Nat Bank of N J
200,000
Peoples Nat Bank..
300,000
New Brwnsw Tr Oo_.
North & West Hu dson—
300.000
IstNat Bk of Un Oity
300.000
First N Bk, West NY
Hamilton Nat Bank
150.000
of Weehawken
Sale
Sept. 30
560,017
310,097
373,139
11,415,675
3,611,721
5.928,242
100
81,532
223,666
4.792,625
4,272,590
100
37.342
1,270.234
100
100
100
100
N
o
re
cent
sa
n
les
100
100
943,496
100
2.000,000
1.000,000
1,600,175
1,015,385
24,910,886
12,946,276
25
25
Oo. of New Jersey, Jersey
Oity.
stock.
1932.
d March 15 1933
e
20
35
price.
6 Includes security
c
"15
25 b 27
1,469,418
6,459,018
5,907,951 100
2,181,021 100
1,272.128 rtlOO
25
6.580.494
25
27,551,017
Affiliated with the Trust
a
25
1,000.000
1,000.000
150.000
People's Bk & Tr Oo.
155
100
17,418
506,354
638,435
128,773
274,456
1,009,100
2,759,361
50,676
100.000
500.000
800,000
100.000
350,000
a
Passaic—
Passaic N Bk&Tr Oo
*
o
150,000
225,000
cent
100
N
re
sa
30
Woodcliff Trust Co..
share.
50
100
25
7
Bk &
Gutt'b'g Bk & Tr Oo
PkTr Oo Weehawken
WeehawkenT&TitOo
Huds Tr Oo Un Oity.
State Institutions
Per
Riverside Bank
25
100
25
Liberty National Bk
Guttenberg
Merchants Trust Oo
Oomw'lth Tr Un City
Nomi nal.
90,771
88,240
126,713
70
14
25
Federal Trust Oo
5,135,241
10,548,535
Reno-
200,000
50,000
*400,000
19
15
....
25
26
Oolumbus Trust Oo.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
First National Bank
25
100
10,299.688
5.471,467
Mt Prospect Nat Bk.
Nat Newark & Essex
e
Lincoln—
Continental Nat'l Bk
7K
4
■
790,754
Olinton Trust Oo_.
National Banks
Dec. 31.
mm + mm,
380,943
Banking Oo
National State Bank
Central Bk & Tr Oo.
e
mrnmmmm
600.000
Franklin Wash Tr Oo
Tr Oo....
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
mmrn
1,200.000
Lincoln Nat Bank
Marzano State
Union Bank & Tr Oo
—
20
90
50
Morristown—
First National
Montana Nat Bank.
••
State Institutions
Nomi nal.
Billings-
168
100
100
Hoboken—
First National
Dec. 31.
27
22
25
1,500,000
1,200,000
100
Nationa 1 Banks
1330
20
Merchantville
Nat'l
Bank & Trust CoWest Jersey Trust Oo
65
100,000
Union Nat Bank
o
o
les
150,000
Ampere Bank & TrCo
500,000
Essex Oo Trust Co.}.
Sav Inv & Trust Oo. n, 500.000
60
100
100
Southern Missouri Tr
28,998
N
re cent
sa
Camden—
100
125,834
425,935
43,527
600,000
20
100
FirstQamNatB&T O
Camden S D & Tr Oo
100
1.760,265
100,000
300,000
100,000
100
Bridgeton Nat Bank.
Cumberland Nat Bk.
Farm & Mer Nat Bk.
100
6,956,115
Citizens' Bank
3,710,978
Bridgeton—
100
100
100
Springfield—
202.726
Mechanics' Trust Oo
6,000,00G
200,000
200,000
500,000
Trust Oo
100
100
Bayonne—
2,325,994
67,674,715
1,123,716
WebsterGroves Tr..
1,075,939
1,467,800
9,756,773
4,942,212
prf300.000
100
■
share.
Per
$
613,840
207,031
1,342,954
221.737
300,000
Grove Bank.
100
91,391
3,047,295
61,000
112,770
1,008,665
350.000
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
120,000
1,000.000
225,000
Guarantee Trust
100
6,095,784 101.829,739
10,000,000
Mercantile-Com¬
merce Nat'l BankMiss Val Trust Oo
Mound City Tr Oo
North St Louis Tr Oo
Northwest'n Tr Co__
South Side Bank &
Deposits.
$
$
400,000
Bankers Trust Oo—
Oo.
Equitable Trust Oo.
100
215,749
1,041,597
Gross
Surplus A
Profits
Atlantic City—
Boardwalk Nat Bank
share.
Per
200,000
2,600.000
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
I
St. Louis-
NEW JERSEY
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
State Institutions
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Sidte Institutions
MISSOURI
Dec. 31.
TRUST COMPANIES
AND
BANKS
106
.
Member of Northwest
Bancorporation
Savings
/Merger of the Trust Co. of Orange, Orange, N. J., with the
of East Orange contemplated. Proposed basis of
exchange is five shares of $25 preferred stock, to be issued by the Savings
Investment & Trust Oo. for one share of the $100 par stock of the Trust
Investment & Trust Co.
Co. of Orange.
Nomi nal.
Per
Manchester—
c
c
200,000
150.000
150,000
796,299
496,238
73,214
3,941,466
2,617,338
2,577.015
100.000
300,000
427.682
581,210
449.903
4,169,266
4,587,593
6,283.645
share.
100
N
o
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
Et
PortsmouthFirst National E
New Hamp Nat Bk.
300,000
250.000
100.000
130,740
141,464
3,250,192
1,158,800
filed in the District Court
n
100
,
....
23 1933.
June 30 1932.
o On
May 1 1933, the Asbury Park
Park, N. J., opened for business on an
100
100
.
Reopened for busines on May
ILast sale,
100
100
asked by a group of depositors in a complaint
on March 27 1933.
This bank was closed on
Appointment of a receiver
k
i
appointed as receiver
National Bank of St. Louis, Mo.
Nov. 1 1932.
Nashua—
h On April 22 1933 a
1
Corp.
National bank examiner was
Member First Bank Stock
0
for the Cherokee
o
cent
sa tes
p
r
Conservator appointed,
March 31 1933.
t New stock.
x
Ex-dividend,
& Ocean Grove Bank of Asbury
unrestricted basis.
June, 1933.]
banks
National Bank
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Par.
Mid-Olty Trust Oo__
Plainfield Trust Oo_.
100,000
650,000
234,786
106,816
145,368
560,715
State Trust Oo
150,000
176.315
175,000
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Bid.
4,219,376
1,249,330
679,353
24,663,968
3,141,552
100,000
680,000
50,000
Security Trust Co...
100.000
172,923
801,647
31,399
145,351
r
614,100
1,297,168
250,000
2,605,118
g
119,146
23,993
825,000
471,301
803,608
43,178
29,387
10
U 8 Trust Oo
600,000
1,831,110
First National Bank.
Haledon Nat BankLabor Nat Bank
300,000
Patera on Nat Bank..
1,200,000
Second Nat Bank—
750,000
Nat Bank of Amer.. k
500,000
Paterson Sav Inst—
1,000,000
100.000
Prospect Park Nat Bk
Westslde Nat Bank.
£75,000
Oltlxens' Trust Oo—
600,000
Franklln Trust Oo__
Hamilton Trust Co..
Merchants Trust Oo.
600,000
750,000
100,000
25
N
re
cent
Anglo-South Am Tr.
sa
les
Bk of Athens Tr Oo.
o
100
Banca Com It Tr Oo
Banco dl Nap Tr Oo.
25
Bank of N Y & Tr Oo
Bankers Trust Oo
Bank of Sicily TrOo.
100
275
100
100
100
130
27,616,317
2,035.117
253.364
9,276,824
2.422,108
7,870,399
431,124
290,959
100
14,959,052
Bronx County Tr Oo
Oent Han Bk & Tr Oo
130"
Chemical Bk & Tr Oo
200
Olty
25
140
50
135
Ollnton Trust Oo—
Colonial Trust Oo_.
Oontinental Bk&TOo
50
100
250,000
2.000,000
300,000
1,000.000
1,400,000
Trenton Trust Go—
1,316,525
4,067,241
310,107
1,505.809
1,846,779
10.978,864
33,458.658
2,251,274
14.144,876
22,437,572
"75"
25
FederatlonBk&TrCo.
Fulton Trust Oo
275
Fiduciary Trust Co..
Guaranty Trust Co..
100
350
375
Hellenic BkTr Oo...
50
80
90
50
lid"
125"
50
Irving Trust Oo—r
J Henry Schroder Tr
Lawyers' Trust Co__
70
80
100
Manufacturers'
Tr._
Marine Midland Tr.
Mercan Bk & Tr Co.
New York Trust Oo_
Title Guar & Tr Co-
&
Mechanics'
National Bank—.
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
100,000
200,000
Woodbury Trust Oo.
100.000
464,585
485,231
423.581
2.064,183
2,057,076
1,212,155
10
N
Par.
o
%
Dec. 31 '32
732,400
1,000,000
2,779,000
527,400
500,000
3,740,600
2,000,000 2,016,469
11,044,806
700,000
1.000,000
4,412,083
413,577
1,800,000
6,121,550
6,000,000 9,219,826 104,970,279
25,000,000 77,136,109 621,867,431
520.668
1,550,000
13,608,888
21,000.000 r64.023,679 553,218.681
21,000,000 45,412,502 324,457,852
50
re
cent
Trust Oo of Nor Am.
10
sa
les
11,797,536
529,053
612,589
10,000.000
500,000
3,000.000
4,000,000
15,000,000
500.000
2.000,000
6.000.000
825,000
2,000.000
1,000,000
90,000,000
1,000,000
50.000,000
700,000
3.000,000
32,935,000
10.000,000
900,000
12,500,000
10,000,000
500,000
1,000,000
2.000.000
Corporation Trust Oo
County Trust Oo
Empire Trust Oo
30"
20
100
Qross
Deposits.
Bid.
Underwriters Tr Oo.
U S Trust Oo of N Y
r5,756,315
Atik.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
100
100
100
142
100
""io"
20
12
345
355
61 %
63 %
100
10
20
9%
20
12%
128
37
10
Farmers'
Corn Ex Bk & Tr Oo
100
100
100
Woodbury—
Farm
Bank
Trust Oo
Trenton—
Broad St Nat Bank.
First-Mech Nat Bk
H'nover CapitalTrCo
Trenton Banking Oo
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
N. Y. City (Concl.)
Trust co. returns da te
100
100
1.126,504
10,017,910
814,048
3,465,198
11,353,936
15,113,013
2.256,419
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Paterson—
Broadway Bk & T Oo
107
NEW YORK
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
220,000
companies
Gross
Deposits.
Plainfield—
First National Bk
Plainfield Nat Bank.
trust
Slate Institutions
Dec. 31.
NEW JERSEY
Dec. 31.
and
50,752,702
2,183,018
50
30
100
3934
20
8,954.718
28,768,003
132 %
11
37
15
10
26,301,138 214,950,107
20
112.700
57,500 100
2,706,585 20.293,982
25
3,188,563
58,898,277
20
675,000
8,477,480
10
3,003,049 16,250,168 100
.1,130,516
8,835,374
rl81.299.854 952,543,091 "loo
508,547
3,336,843
100
62,764,862 390,832,015
10
628,848
4,386,122 100
2.116.612
13,572,824 ion
r20.297.483 317,921,507
20
5,546,186
61,865,031 < 20
235,700
4,221,800
r22,104,005 239,307,520 ""25
20,467,093 37,405,223
20
275,939
3,460,836 100
1,044,662
6,516,733
20
27.050,746
68,592,559
73,500
2,384,200
1,000,000 1,310,420
Lincoln-Allia Bk&Tr
2,000,000 2,787,736
Central Trust Co
878,920
600.000
Genesee Vail Tr Co..
1,000,000 2,211,041
Roch Trust & S D Oo
1,000,000 3,250,000
Security Trust Oo
1,692,670
300,000
Union Trust Oo
<5.000,000 r4,021,205
7,860,623
53,673,363
17,137,498
17,551,246
IF
"27k
230"
260""
295
300*"
22
"I§k 21%
16%
18%
88%
91%
26%
24 M
"35"
*45"
25
41,173,702
37.473,567
17%
60
100
100 1475
1525
Jamaica, L. J.—
Jamaica Nat Bank—
National
Banks
NEW YORK
Dec. 31.
e
N Y State Nat Bank
First Trust Oo
200,000
250,000
1.500,000
205,179
1.199,714
5,039,606
2,298,317
2,487.159
2.000,000
1.000,000
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Dec. 31.
Nomi inal
Per share
Albany—
Central Bank.
Mech & Farmers Bk
Nat Oom Bk & Tr Oo
2,250,319
3,168,230
47,430,993
44,137,578
28.420,508
100
100
100
100
O300.000
450
310
130
25
20
20
20
39,022,071
Schenectady-
100
Union National Bank
Oitizens Trust Oo
150
322,292
448,237
1,248,311
9,248.312
5,848,962
14,709,620
928,397
930,632
225,255
3,978,017
1,651,513
8,551,316
6,563,364
4,599,909
53,284,381
28,159,470
<1,500,000
600,000
300,000
200.000
1,629,935
702,953
396,811
177,594
22,438,642
7,936,099
5,627,208
3,574,864
100
2,000,000
600,000
5,747,930
770,372
39,024,310
6,917.386
5
8
10
20
30
31
500,000
300,000
500.000
225,632
142,216
5,275.115
3,122,298
8,965,679
100
767,638
851,705
1.129.044
10,350.247
15,898,798
100
20
300,000
300,000
750.000
Schenectady Tr Oo„
Auburn—
Auburn-Cayuga
100
Rochester—
State Institutions
r
1,200,000
750.000
800,000
5,400,000
2,500.000
r
100
100
250
100
300
20
19
14
Bank &
Trust Co.
Auburn Trust Oo
400,000
485,916
407,292
250,000
6.545,543
5.635,796
Syracuse—
100
N
100
o
First National Bank.
Marine Midld Tr Co. i
200,000
600,000
750.000
787,710
652,000
616.554
7,552,541
8,439,088
7,074,336
re
Lincoln Nat Bk & Tr
Merch Nat Bk & Tr.
Salt Springs Nat Bk
cent
sa
Binghamton—
Olty National Bank-
les
100
^100
200,000
200,000
300,000
500,000
500,000
1.450,000
1,000,000
500,000
Fort Greene Nat Bk.
Klngsboro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank.
Nat Exch Bk& Tr Oo
People's Nat Bank..
Brooklyn Trust Co..
28,785
140,904
50,500
33,500
388,856
58,390
pi ,207,073
178,735
8,200,000 r5,354,458
500.000 6,665.136
Kings Co Trust Co..
849,975
1,502,679
100
1,480.700
475,200
100
1,795,852
2,728,763
2,037,106
5,070,703
97,794,645
29.401,971
100
Manufactur Nat Bk.
National Oity Bank.
Union
Nat
Bank
Troy Trust Co
25
...
34
100
95
First Citizens Bk & T
25"
"40"
Oneida Nat Bk & Tr.
50
6
9
14%
510
86
100
116
100 1900
Lincoln Nat Bank
Mfrs & Traders Tr
Marine Trust Oo
123
2000
Aft. Vernon—1st N__
500,000
Mt Vernon Tr Oo. si,500,000
New Rochelle—
12
16
25
50
Ithaca—
First National Bank.
Tompkins Co Nat Bk
Ithaca Trust Co....
800,000
1.237.500
2,055,193
893,770
9,097,593
9,894,458
378,426
287,266
r
437,631
3,636,026
2,228,938
6.572.841
Nat Ohautauq Oo Bk
Union Trust Oo
i
300,000
252,198
500,000
450,000
615,728
292,193
406,060
1,238,062
1,928,121
9,579,090
4,117,799
10,717,393
250,000
200,000
229,540
341,975
1,315,794
2,283,628
1,033,698
440,972
188,430
200.000
467,588
466,367
13,063,930
100,000
490,079
8,059,465
& Trust Oo
Ossining Trust Oo.
Westches Oo Nat. /
Pleasantville—
100
1400
Mt Pleas
25
Port
25
FIrstNBkofRondout
_
Ulster
County
Bank & Trust Oo.
Rondout Nat Bank.
State of N Y Nat Bk
Kingston Trust Co..
B&TrOo
Chester—1st
375
200,000
150,000
150,000
250.000
690,977
25
105,135
135,764
3,012,073
1,426,557
3,160,732
7.223,981
70
100
Amalg Bank of N Y_
650,000
7,900
4,388,100 100
Bk of the ManhatCo.
20,000,000 36.889,182 278,503.000
20
23 %
Bank of Yorktown..
1,500,000
154,223
3.616,165
100
Ohase National Bk.
nl48.000.000 127067730 1257.316,
20
~25%
Oomrn'l Nat Bk & Tr
7,000,000 8,653,041 45,920,000 100
144
Dunbar Nat Bank..
500,000
240,873 : 1,256,649
25
Fifth Avenue Bank..
500,000 3.672,985 43,827,000 100
1220"
First National Bank.
fclO.OOO.OOO 72,579,841 411,172,000 100
1375
Grace Nat Bk of N.Y
1.500,000 1.120.661 cl7.198.668 100
Harbor State Bank..
200,000
105,221
708,587
25
Harrlman N Bk & Tr 62.000.000
940,991
100
Merchants Bank
400.000
120,000
1,329:666 100
Nat Bk of Yorkvllle.
600.000 ,
83,276
1,752.686
100
30
Nat Bronx Bank
1
525.000
182.613 c 4.853.926
50
25
National Olty Bk
124,000,000 81.454.097 989.770,000
20
30
Nat Safety Bk & Tr Oo
1.428,600
109.662
2,742,249
25
4%
Penn Exchange Bank
826,000
114,516
1,177,334
25
Public Nat Bk&TrOo 8,250,000
4.406.662 68,152,000
25
27%
Schroder Bkg Corp.
5,000,000 2.652.373 cl3,701.481
Sterling Nat B & T_. 1,500,000 1.017,360
clO.646,994 ""25
Trade Bank of N Y__
660,000
208,402
2.797.192
100
2,626,149
5,205,718
3,096,282
3,030,884
1,995,547
545,458
121,505
1,816,884
6,401,170
1,385,684
8,341,599
100
75
25
100
3
6
250
350
100
'
"
20
27%
154
35
45
100
70
90
20
25
35
100
75
100
61*000.000
1,118,030
15,583.327
8,703,502
20
306,000
510,815
1,263,254
9,431.402
100
25
400,000
1001
•
a
Sale price.
Sept. 30 1932.
b Federal conservator
c
e
35
cent
les
211,074
237,174
210,737
200,869
appointed,
Dec. 31 1932.
d Withdrawals against deposits or other credits
limited
2 5%
0
re
210,429
Westches'r Tr Oo. d
les
temporarily.
The Central Bank of Albany, New York on March
21 1933 taken over
by the State Banking Department at the request of the bank's
directors.
f Coimsel for depositors announced that the Westchester
Oounty National
Bank & Trust Co. of
Peekskill, N. Y., would be reopened for unrestricted
banking business on May 20 1933.
1270"
g
1425
h April 14 1933.
200
t
March 15 1933.
Controlled by Marine Midland Corp.
k Closed temporarily.
I Last sale.
40
30
32
6H
29m
W u*
m>
95
Yonkers Nat Bank
& Trust Oo
re cent
sa
New York City—
Deposits N ew York Ci ty banks are repo rted ne t and
are
of
June 3
1933.
Sur plus and
pr oHts are o' date
Dec. 31 '32
for National and Dec. 31 19 32 for
Stat e banks.
A divi dend i ecord
of banks and trust companies in New Yo rk
City and Broo klyn m ay be
found in our"Rai
Iwav
Secti on, pages 148.
149, 1 50,1 51.
20
500,000
Bank & Trust
100
mm mm
70
N
400,000
300,000
Peoples N B &T Co
Oounty Trust Oo.
Yonkers—First Natl
100
mm
"6d"
sa
250,000
200,000
Citizens Bank——
100
100
mm
20
200,000
Tarrytown N B&TrOo
White Plains—
100
60
50
20
500,000
300,000
Rye—Rye Nat Bk...
No
375,924
720,339
prices
250
N_
Mutual Trust Oo.
20
150
—
50
20
25
5,486,788 100
6,772,929
25
3,297,609 <100
0
les
100
Ossining—1st Nat Bk
Kingston—
Nat'l
20
Huguenot Tr Oo._
Bk & Tr Oo
832,500
153,300
500.000
600,000
mm
re cent
sa
Central Nat Bank.
Nat Olty Bank
Jamestown—
Bank of Jamestown
The First Nat Bank-
N
50
9H
8%
100
a,
—
200
Nom.
r
PcdcsJcill**""*
250,000
200,000
400,000
62% "65""
120
180
25
New Rochelle Tr__
First Nat Bk&Tr Oo
100
25
25"
"16"
Elmira—
Tr Oo
if
iF
25
Buffalo300.000
67,605
25
1,427,182
5,500,000 10,031,533 48,701,676 100
b
200,000
31,921
50
1,122,377
6.000,000 rl3,384,406 77,333,631
25
i 12.500.000
rl5,598,760 137.364.693 i 20
17
Watertown—
Jefferson Oo Nat Bk
Watertown Nat Bk.
North'n N Y Tr Oo.
Westchester Co—
IV*
100
Bast Side Nat Bank. 6
Liberty Bank
21
20
Utica—
"30"
100
25
25
20
Troy—
st Co. retur ns date Dec.
31 1 932.
Nat. banks Dec. 31 19 32.
Bensonhurst Nat Bk
Citizens Bk of Bklyn
Flatbush Nat Bank-
s
First Trust & Dep Oo
Syracuse Trust Co..
Brooklyn—State B ank A Tni
Ohemung Can
200
Nat
i-
-
_
On May 24 1933 the directors of the Chase
National Bank authorized
in surplus of the bank to
$50,000,000 and directed certain
charge-offs and additions to reserve accounts.
n
a
reduction
0 Normal
operation of the Jamaica
Island, resumed on May 31 1933.
p April 15.1933.
r
March 31
v
New stock.
s
1933.
x
National
In process of reorganization,
Ex-dividend.
Bank,
Jamaica.
Long
COMPANIES
TBUST
AND
BANKS
108
National Banks
Dec. 31.
NORTH CAROLINA aiate£?Tm'
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
OKLAHOMA
Gross
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Dec. 31.
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Institutions
State
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Nomi, nal.
$
Ashevillo—
First Nat Bk 8c Tr
Oo
Charlotte—
500,000
Charlotte Nat Bank.
600.000
Commercial Nat Bk.
200,000
Mer 8c Farm N Bk.. /
300,000
Union Nat Bank
1,200,000
American Trust Co..
635,954
667,481
504,733
654,541
1,148,512
884,364
Independ'ce Tr Co.. 1/1.000,000
share.
Per
S
110,786
300.000
V
100
2,484,456
100
60
105
125
100
100
100
100
Nat Bank.
Cltiiens'
Fidelity Bank
Oklahoma
Depositors Natl Bk.
Home Savings Bank.
100
25
210,060
20
1,573,569
1,075,166
1/2,500,500
25
50,000
200.000
5,000.000
300,000
1,200,000
100,000
500,000
3,675,899
155,131
400.000
y
o
re
WilmingtonPeople's Sav Bk 8c Tr
100,000
300.000
232,050
480,564
1,785,435
3,780,691
2.500,000
250,000
200,000
8,000,000
1,000,000
2"l0"283
400,000
100,000
276,202
59,197
6,996,194
1,145,626
100
25
Winston-Salem—
Farmers N Bk 8c T Co
Wachovia Bk &Tr._
500,000
2.500.000
46,200
2,470.861
1,339,804
41,634,545
Exchange Trust Co.
100
100
100
20
150
25
185
40,677,111
4,267,987
12,236,114
555,817
9,567,542
756,663
51,961
109,000
_
cent
les
100
100
125
90
100
125
33
inn
90
150
120
100
100
125
160
24,638,834
3,416.272
3,354,298
20
12
14
20
10
14
20
10
14
1,182,614
100
100
100
lea
25
Nat Bk of Wilson...
cent
sa
o
re
483,654
3,624,216
55,692
75,851
1,669,428
92,228
469,221
12,139
171,277
City—
Nat Bank of Tulsa.
N
100
100
1,401,170
3,474,183
5,091,292
43,113
307,160
212,085
Nat Bk of Oom'erce.
Raleigh—
Page Trust Co.
100
100,000
300.000
600,000
Fidelity Nat Bank..
Liberty Nat Bank
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
Tulsa—
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Fourth Nat Bank
10
19,337,618
1,900,000
N
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Greensboro—
No Oar Bk & Tr Oo
48,000
sa
Capitol State Bank.
City Nat'l Bk&Tr Oo
9,125,286
2,287,455
1,103,593
100
65,269
,.,88,845
100.000
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
500 528
107,082
1,143,743
100,000
95,384
.
Muskogee—*
Durham—
100,000
120,000
200,000
100.000
100,000
50.000
Cltliens National Bk
Commercial Nat Bk.
255"
225"
Guthrie—
First National Bank.
First State Bank...
McAlester—
First Nat Bk of McA
65
100
2,526,991
2,915,962
1,547,179
3,094,069
20,144,912
2,380,778
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share
100
Wilm Sav 8c Tr Co..
10
Wilson—
Branch Bkg 8c Tr Co
100
150
National Banks
Nomi nal.
4.832,057
147,488
400.000
2,500,000 rl ,547,011 35,733,877
190,377
663,123 h
500,000
297,813
a
26,356
50,000
2,551,891
127,235
300,000
4,000,000 r3,142,407 ,64,211,689
100
15
25
100
70
82
28#
30
*
Amer National Bk—
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
First National Bank.
Nomi nal.
share.
Per
Fargo—
Fargo National Bk..
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Merch Nat Bk&TrCo
Nor 8c Dakota Tr Co
Security Sav 8c Tr Oo
Live Stock State Bk.
Portland Tr 8c Sav Bk
United States .NBk.
222,170
68,961
200,000
150,000
100
20
100
1,909,104
719,978 100
5,816,690 <_—
2,426,914 d__.
100
662,312
131,558
88,039
202,569
67,487
129,074
150.000
50,000
<300,000
d250,000
150.000
Dakota Nat Bank—
share.
Per
2,827,982
1,179,723
100
100
National Bank
First
NORTH DAKOTA
Dec. 31.
Eugene—
100
United States N Bk.
Portland—
National Banks
Dec. 31.
State Institutions
OREGON
Dec. 31.
N
o
re
cent
sa
les
State Institutions
Movant, PENNSYLVANIA
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
Per
Akron—
Commercial Bk 8c Tr
350,000
200,000
100,000
200,000
Dime Savings Bk Oo
Standard Sav Bank.
Firestone Pk Tr 8c SB
First Central Tr Co. 1/7.420.525
322,452
270,249
32,882
410,565
2,841.274
Dec. 31.
State Institutions
OHIO
2,840,581
50
2,530,662
460,567
6,303,062
41,845.421
100
100
100
50
share.
Allentown—:•
Allentown Nat Bank
Merchants Nat'l
Second
Nat
Bk.
Bank..
Lehigh Vail Trust Oo
Nj o
re
cent
sa
les
Per
1,000,000
1,000,000
450,000
500,000
1,806,606
2,480,126
1,340,860
1,203,843
9,497,804
6,782,967
4,639,617
6,920,320
150,000
250,000
249.300
448,103
560,808
312,050
5,166,989
2,337,774
823,358
100
10
125,000
300,000
300,000
391,232
1,517,043
605,032
100
500,000
523,880
1,225,612
816,884
23,309
1,566,778
8,533,357
6,623,142
8,554,226
7,706,767
8,583,429
662,091
304,611
245,900
947,185
300,000 z
861,508
400,000
937,800 1,398,677
400,000 rl ,065.391
400.000 zl,340,314
413,308
250,000
1,916.063
3,840,059
3,011.316
3,537,333
7,360,599
4,860,679
2,228,209
50
25
713,212
200,000
600,000 1,038,329
300,000 r 589,590
1,062,500 u2,645,748
466.000
200,000
7,634,869
8,939,902
5,224,418
13,467,319
3.000,000
share.
100
25
010
50
Altoona—
First National Bank.
Altoona Trust Oo
Central Trust Oo
I 300
50
100
III"j
300
Erie-
Bank of Erie Tr Co..
Canton—
Cent Sav B 8c T Oo. t
First National Bank
200,000
500,000
1,776,745
9,702,399
116,344
1,458,418
100
First National Bank.
1400
100
Marine Nat Bank—
Second Nat Bank... /
Erie Trust Oo
Secur-Peoples Tr Oo.
Cincinnati—
Atlas Nat Bank
Cinn Bk 8c Tr Co...
Columbia Bk & S Co
First National Bank-
400,000 1,105,002
335,786
150,000
247,046
100,000
6,000,000 r5,115,794
6,568,989
2,642,903
100
100
1.558,146
10
Allison-East End Tr.
41,377,104
100
100
Harrlsburg Nat Bank
Central Trust Oo—
Commonwealth Tr Co
100
60
Dauphin Dep Tr Oo.
Harrisburg Trust Co
100
10
Union Trust Go
100
100
10
Conestoga Nat Bk..
Fulton Nat Bank—
100
Farmers' Trust Co..
Northern Tr & S Oo.
100
Union Trust Co
Harrlsbur g—
Norwood-Hyde Park
1,250,000
4.000.000
1,299,566
3,792,012
4,535,920
6,500,401
2,015,216
4,488,238
29,579,906
9,436,625
4,812,373
11,570,321
57,869,149
5,000.000
5,866,604
70,694,919
300,000
Bk & Tr Oo
Lincoln Nat Bank..
Northside Bk & Tr Co
People's Bk & Sv Oo
Prov S Bk & Tr Co.
Second Nat Bank
So Ohio S Bk & Tr Oo
Western Bk & Tr Co
Central Trust Co
Fifth
Third
500,000
300,000
204.200
314,905
1,237,040
239,293
150,000
277,143
V 200,000
1,800,000 r2,816,317
985,808
1,000.000
422,594
250,000
600.000
Lancaster—
Lancaster Co Nat Bk
Union
Trust Oo
r
Philadelphia—De posits of N
100
100
100
50
ational ban ks dale Jan.
3.040,000 r6,430,752 r40,067,329
4,175,000
677,828
1,125,000
City National Bank.
9,041,000
1,212,854
Commercial Nat Bk. /2,000,000
Corn Exch Nat Bank
r9,549.191 r56,792,882
4.550.000
8c Trust Co
982,022
107,441 s
600,000
Erie National Bank. k
3.111.000 r6,597,334 r59.379.866
First National Bank.
1,562,951
127,160
200,000 o
Gimbel Bros Bk & Tr
451,480
96.740
300,000
Guardian Bk & Tr Oo
6,325,000
682,488
350,000
Kensington Nat Bk.
363,426
15,391 s
Lehigh Nat Bank... / 200,000
1,000,000 r4,218,728 r23,985,138
Market St Nat Bk..
400,000 1,628,112 s 9,592,465
NatBkofGer&TrOo
348,448
264,437 s
250,000
North Broad Nat'l Bk
973.945
56,237 s
200,000
Northeast Nat Bank
4.258,000
NorthwNatBk&TOo / 600.000 1,561,901
Central-Penn Nat Bk
Cleveland—
Amer Sav Bank Co..
Central
United
100,000
351,922
3,484,391
100
550
Nat
5,000,000 r3,014,538 65,055,043
2,717,657
Clev Sav 8c Loan Co.
250,000 u 560,293
611,709
8,804,892
Lorain Str Sav 8c Tr.
500,000
National City Bank.
2,000,000 1,303,302 28,849,405
106,679
3,377,105
North Amer Tr Oo.
200,000
Cleveland Trust Co. 13,800,000 r9,641.631 225,644,791
Guardian Trust Co
7,000,000 J7,604,830 109,751,629
614,544
2,205,086
Union Sav & L Co..
900,000
Union Trust Oo
e\ 22.850.000 /14303 515 194,925,361
Bank
...
f
20
13
11
100
100
100
150
100
10U
65"
60
100
100
25
r24959113 r227879 867
Philadelphia Nat Bk 14.000.000
Columbus—
Brunson Bk & Tr Oo
City Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Columbus Saving Bk
Fifth Ave Sav Bk Co
Huntington Nat Bk
Market Exch Bank..
Northern Sav Bk Oo
Ohio National Bk
77,650
250,000 t
1,200,000 1,556,597
89,219
50,000
80,209
200,000
2,000,000 rl ,662,377
370,118
100,000
24,902
100,000
c4,000.000 r3.053,038
2,849,393
16,990,742
751,278
1,561,039
24,755,281
2,821,153
785,710
35,602,222
TruPt
Co
18
70
170
100
100
250
300
100
I 70
20
20
160#
50
10
1130
116#
50
1933.
28
10
21
100
19
23
21
29#
30#
10
20
100
100
225" 235'"
"50
60
42
48
10
100
10
10
50
220"
31
240
34
"12" "17
20
20
"50" "52
i:::
100
100
N
♦
o
rel cent
les
sa
100
Sale price.
t Central Savings Bank & Trust Co. of Canton,
a license from the State to reopen.
Ohio, has not as yet
received
6 April 12
1933.
Member of the
c
BancOhio Corp.
Stock Corp.
d Member First Bank
200,000
400,000
1,000.000
136.192
349,576
789,504
2,737,978
of
e Merger of the Union Trust Co. and the Guardian Trust Co., both
Cleveland, Ohio, contemplated, under title of the First National Bank
abandoned, the above institutions failed to open for business after the
National bank holiday.
100
7,210,660
19,213,152
100
100
6,490,895
7,915,609
50
/ Conservator appointed.
f
Toledo—
Commerce Guard Bk
500,000
First National Bank
500.000
West Toledo Nat Bk
8pitser-R T 8c S Bk
200,000
600.000
Citizens Trust Co-
175.0001
Toledo Trust Oo
15
60
25
20
10
Merchants'
Winters N Bk 8c Tr
60
100
Dayton—
Nat Bk
8c Trust Co.
Third Nat Bank &
50
5.000.000
515,677
752,092
119,549
327,337
162,567
63,302,655
40
h Trust funds.
New stock.
i Member Northwest
100
808,887
2,392.579
1,855,135
100
N
100
15
sa
39,952,807
Bancorporation.
April 7 and .May 5 issues of the "Bank & Quotation Record"
we stated in error that a conservator had been appointed for the Erie
National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa.
There was, of course, never any basis
for the statement, inasmuch as the bank is operating on a 100% basis and
was licensed to reopen for the conduct of its usual banking business as of
k In the
50
rel
March 13 1933.
Toungstown—
Dollar Sav 8c Tr Co.
Mahoning Nat Bank
Mahoning Sav 8c Tr.
Union Nat Bank
y
Tr 8c Sav Bk...
1,250,000
1,000,000
150,000
1,250,000
750,000
825,447
397,553
142,118
1,406,542
952,504
13,399,738 100
5,052,086 1100
2,320,513
15,957,579 100
25
5,699,642
15
65
I Last sale.
1933.
o
Feb. 28
r
175
25
March 31
x
y
1933.
s
Dec. 31 1932.
Ex-dividend.
In process of
t March
reorganization
15 1933
t June301932.
u
Sept. 301932
June, 1933.]
BANKS
AND
TRUST
109
COMPANIES
RHODE ISLAND
Surplus &
Capital.
Gross
Profits.
Deposits.
Par,
Philadelphia
t
Ask.
(Concluded.)
65.000 / 209,802
1,066,178
500,000 1,648,898 k 8,374,393
327,502
300,000
4,237,000
273,280
300,000
1,568,000
90.370 k 1,030,091
300.000
30
50
16
10
100
100
25
14
Bank Sc Trust Oo_
100
95
100
Wyoming Bk & Tr__
50
8
15
i
i
Tioga Nat Bk Sc TrCJo
Real Est Tr Oo
Real Estate Land
T Sc T Oo
8,400,000 U18429438 175,038,213
800,000
939,924
726,275
3,200,000 ul3559064 28,954.888
3,027,800 2,306,673
7,394,418
7,500,000 13,719,803
PittsburghAllegheny Val Bank.
100,000
100,000
268.728
Arsenal Bank
Bk. of Amer. Tr. Oo.
Braddock Nat Bank.
Olty Dep Bk & Tr Oo
Dollar Savings Bank
Farmers Deposit Nat
Fifth Avenue Bank..
First National Bank-
Forbes National Bk.
Fourteenth St Bank.
Freehold Bank
Homewood Bank at
Par
Bid.
Ask.
Newport—
$
Per
share.
Aquldneck Nat Exch
Bank Sc Sav Co
Newport Nat BankNewport Trust Co
300.000
333,207
127,632
570,942
416,610
3,350,222
50
60
100
500,000
954,914
2,848,389
25
300,000
125,000
6,864,535
Providence—
3,300.000 u4,857.331 r25,130,100
200,000
144,394
1,067,951
Banca Oom It Tr Oo.
1,000,000 y 321,800
1,250,000
Broad Street Trust..
1,000.000
441,421
1,436,279
Ohestnut Hill T & Tr
211.391
250,000
726,737
Fidelity Phila Tr Oo 6,700.000 U16264928 76.645,103
Finance Oo. 1st pref. [2,350,000 7.762,019
665,477
2d preferred
Frankford Trust Oo.
500,000 1,643,726
6,432,515
Qermantown Tr Oo.
1,400,000 3,111,253 14,266,788
Qlrard Trust Oo
4.000,000 u9.910.686 79,698,172
Industrial Trust Oo.
882.250 3,888,628
9.532,976
2.087.920 u9,020,609 37.746,910
Integrity Trust Oo
Kensington Security
Bk <fc Trust Oo
ol,300,000 2,183,347
8,207,797
Liberty Title Sc Tr Oo 1,000,000 1,608,834
5,582,240
Medla-69th St Tr Oo o 375,000 1,254,829
5.405,145
Mitten Men Sc Mg't
Bk&Tr—
1.500,000 u 336,743
2,713,423
Ninth Bank Sc Tr Oo
1.375,000 2,323.465 15,808,524
North City Trust Oo o 500,000
309,448
636,588
Northern Trust Oo._
500,000 3,320,328
9,197,870
Nor Phlla Trust Oo.
500,000 1,392,737
4.692,834
Penn Wh'g & S D Oo
Provident Trust
Gross
Deposits.
Nomi rial,
Tradesmen'sNatlonal
Penn Oo for Insur on
Lives Sc Grant Ann
Tr Sc Safe Dep Oo_
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Roosevelt Bank...
Second Nat Bank...
Sixth Nat Bank
Southwestern Nat Bk
Bid.
Dec. 31.
500.000
„
391,374
79,499
1,101,360
1.000.000 ul ,806.755
6.000,000
100.000
6.000.000
300.000
200.000
200.000
4,474,833
tt8,367,516
124,747
u7.271.605
315,299
360,330
1.076.286
--
"50
10""
60
15
25
100
100
300
160
315
180
10
10
20
23
10
10
10
W4
10
50
54
5
200,000
10
2.481.167
132,928
120,000
60 110
272,808
1.226.168
50
17
500.000
4,866,822
250,296
50
45
850,000
945,356
6,916,953
50 110
450,000 1.211,449
3,166,783
1,500,000 2.599.088
9,896,460 100 160
4,000,000 10,068,376 113,844,289 100 170
18
26
125,000
808,967
186,210
5,000,000 12,182,648 84,283,479 1000 2000
1.000,000 1,495,906 19,862,424 100 115
High St Bk & Tr Oo
Mechanics' Nat Bk,
NatBank of Oom&Tr
Phenix Nat Bank
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Co_
Lincoln Trust Co
Rhode I Hos Tr CoUnion Trust Co
23
49
180""
20*"
2150
125
7H
Woonsoeket—
Woonsocket Trust Co
50 A 45
50
10
10
55
200,000
600,000
433,680
514,995
200,000
50,000
.500,000
750.000
38,880
624,731
181,839
390*
45
115
100
2,754,465
12
360"
316,686
20
10
50
100
50
100,000
55
10
27
100
100
100
300
70
31,245.915
2,697.606
1,091,044
319,663
9,425,162
14,031.671
45,540.099
55,421.116
1.385,665
64.236,601
4,697,590
3,105,475
601,955
50
50
50
10
100,000
53,702
775,928
Iron Sc Glass Dol Sav
172,700
529,972
3,304,320
Keystone Nat Bank. h 600.000 1,136.596
3.977,492
Mellon Nat Bank
7.500,000 U17672015 171,228,404
Nat Bank of America
200,000
339,612
4,086.416
Ohio Valley Bank
100.000
81,761
795,433
Union National Bank 2.000.000 u4.188.385
23.468,507
Union Savings Bank1.000.000 3,904,435 27,278,737
Western S Sc D Bank
250.000
735.638
2,528.219
700.000 1,144,641
Allegheny Trust Oo.
4,361,590
Oolonlal Trust Oo
2,600.000 u3.122.971 22,455.039
Oom'wealth Trust Oo
1.500,000 ul ,965.804 10,425,025
Dormont S Sc T Oo.
125.000
153,629
1,773,000
Farmers Deposit Tr.
1,320,000 1,050,462
33,153
2.000.000 u8.278.144 13,813.120
Fidelity Trust Oo
Haslewood 8 Sc T Oo
165.400
550,615
1*968,370
Hill Top 8 Sc T Co..
150.000
415,812
1,840,837
Manchester
Savings
Bank Sc Trust Oo.
250.000
476,335
1,712,498
Penn Trust Oo
500.000
598,893
2.804,520
People's
Pittsburgh
6.000,000 U13400942 65,863,185
Potter Title Sc TrOoI ;
500.000 1,158,386
6,294,654
Provident Trust Oo.
150.000
208,763
693,942
South Hills Trust Oo
125.000
299.309
1,623,532
Union Trust Oo
1.500,000 U66651011 163,977,852
1.000.000 1,223 682
Washington Tr Oo
4,884,767
West End S B Sc Tr..
574,915
3,255,995
125,000^
William Penn Tr Oo.
125.000
199,445
1,130,410
Worklngman's Savgs
Bank Sc Trust Oo.
100,000 2,626,635
9,689,729
77
13
Blacks tone Can Nat.
Columbus Exchange
Trust Oo
50
100
60
78
9
100
15
250
150
25
290
Columbia—
Central Union Bank- t
Nat Loan Sc Exch Bk h
200
103
108'
175.739
655,000
2,371,643 flrlOO
2,779,501 0100
100
3,087,581
352,807 100
16,813,881 100
6,172,966 100
500.000
419,930
65,110
7,364,447
2.592,266
10
100
200,000
200,000
50.000
331,891
467,231
131,354
2,415,732
2,343,323
1,297.438
0
400.000
155,785
3,056,751
100
GreenvilleFirst National Bank.
Peoples Nat Bank
-
Piedmont Sav Sc Tr.
iUo
50
100
100
50
29
65
315
Nomi nal.
Per share.
CharlestonAtlantic National Bk 0
Citizens & Sou Bank 0
Carolina Sav BankMiners Sc Merch Bk_
South Oaro Nat Bank Cl
So Carolina State Bk
100
10
201
17
185
14
Spartanburg—
Central Nat Bank
National Bank
Dec. 31.
100
SOUTH DAK0TA*%MtoM
Pittsburgh
100
75
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
50
100
100
100
50
100
25
130
140
70
National Batiks
Dec. 31.
95
68
125.000
100,000
200,000
250.000
Security Nat'l B & Tr
75
90
Nomi nal.
Per share
Sioux Falls—
Citizens Nat Bk & Tr
Corn Exch Sav Bank
First Nat'l Bk Sc Tr.
75
879,163
k hi,500,000
1,450,872
2.000.000 ul,101,983
CO 00
Nomi nal.
Per ehare.
100 125
150
10.
100 "95"" 105""
5,599,570
14,592,553
21,028,900
Knoxville—
203,125
500.000
107,644
281,486
26
20
1.000.000 al,125,579
enl.000,000
750,000
50.000
72,885
8
23,033,684
Ic
27
25
10
130
304,170
8,826,745
-
140
190
300
310
Memphis—
First National Bank.
.
4955"" 5155'
70
75
60
90
500
100
.
1,321",629 "iod
196
j
100
80
Bank Sc
3,500,000
700,000
4,129.316
1,476,511
21,535,337
5,036,737
3,169.464
1,000,000
563,691
300,000
422.425
£
800.000
982,229
.6
800.000 pi .272,803
£
600,000
182,017
37,188,026
9,583,250
4,496,869
7,715,830
8,594.429
6,911,833
.
5
50
9
lea
40
20
20
100
100
100
100
100
50
50
N
re cent
sa
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
'
625.000
-
.
50
100
100
100
100
1,259,994
728,567
3,062,850
4,153,134
TENNESSEE
Chattanooga—
100
50
38,021
46,350
133,825
321,552
9K
uoo}
}
1000
Nashville—
Reading—
Farmers' Nat Bank Sc
Trust Oo
Berks Oo Trust Co..
Pennsylvania Tr Oo.
Reading Trust Oo_.
-
8,000,000
r
1,000,000
1.500.000
2,000,000
1.170,300
738,213
2.093,817
2,412,656
3,314,149
6,931,646
9,004.461
8,284,527
6,567,915
80
200,000
5,000.000
196,767
4,882,090
232,984
206,481
763,554
594,646
181,644
330,836
166,964
760.732
61.013,001
556,909
940.428
3.841,701
11,286,640
3,602.065
2,497,109
25
26
c
5
lo...!.*?
10
28
8
29'
}1°
25
10
12
14
60
70
14
16
(&)
100
120
115
Scranton—
E. Scranton State Bk
First National Bank.
Green Ridge Bank
Providence Bank
South Side Bk Sc Tr.
Third Nat Bk&TrOo
Union Nat Bank.
West Side Bank
Pennsylvania Tr Oo.
Wilkes-B&rre—
First National Bank.
Hanover Bk Sc Tr
Miners Bk of W-B—
Second Nat Bank
W-B Dep Sc Sav Bk.
Wyoming Nat Bank.
200.000
200,000
400,000
1,000.000
500.000
250.000
250.000
750,000 2,032.720
250,000
361,959
2.500,000 6,786.505
1.000.000 3.164 293
499.000 1,826,385
500.000 ul,061,748
40
65
80
100
50
50
25
25
100
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
25
266,001
336,355
395,848
3,011,633
1,828,763
8,878,667
10
20
10
250.000
238,374
150,000
441.272
500,000
584,228
125.000
235,194
225,000
520,702
300,000
957.433
500,000
546,265
500,000
719,541
750.000 Ul ,482,038
2,255,456
2,275,441
5,186,825
1,154,549
3,339,979
3,851.893
2,874,276
2,905,528
5,448,053
50
300,000
300.000
200,000
400,000
512,887
800.884
40,315
427,802
4,177,424
9,100,069
2,352,642
4,745,533
100
100
100
100
Beaumont—
American Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
Secur St Bk Sc Trust
400.000
400,000
125,000
350,483
633.097
5,935
6,518,709
9,130,586
852.052
100
65
110
25"
165"
a
40
45
c
10
les
100
200
100
Sale price,
March 17
1933.
Security Corp.
of reorganization.
savings bank
with First National Bank.
In process
d A mutual
s
100
20
25
25
o
re cent
sa
b Member of First
Sold
/Sept. 30 1932.
10
100
share.
125
*
10
10
N
300
95
400
Williamsport—
York—
Oent'l Nat Bk&TrOo
Drov & Mech N Bk.
First National Bank
Industrial Nat*Bank.
Western Nat Bank..
York Oo Nat Bank..
York N Bk & Tr Oo.
Guardian Trust Co—
York Trust Oo
Per
American Nat Bank
Austin Nat Bank
Republic Bk & Tr Co
Security Trust Oo
2,014,884
100
50
50
100
25
600,000
250.000
Williamsport N Bk—
Lycoming Trust Co. o2.000.000
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
Austin—
loo"
25
8,469,010
1,176,809
22,124,820
12,981.182
3,390,505
6,567,915
First National Bank.
TEXAS
100
60
g
Affiliated with the Citizens Sc Southern National Bank of Savannah, Ga.
h Federal
conservator
appointed.
benefit of stockholders of
i Capital stock trusteed for
National Bank Sc Trust Oo.
k Dec. 31 1932.
Union Planters
I Last sale.
n Reorganization of the Bank of Commerce & Trust Oo. of Memphis,
Tenn., under the title of the National Bank of Commerce opened for
business on May 1 1933.
0 Operating on a restricted basis.
p
June 30 1932.
Conservator appointed.
Combined statement.
1 Branch of the Central Union Bank of Rock Hill, 8. C.
u March 31 1933.
x Er-dividend.
t No par.
r
.
<
s
y
Operating without restrictions; date of figures. May 25 1933.
z
&
Potter Title & Mortgage Guarantee Co., affiliate of the Potter Title
Trust Co. of
May 1933.
Pittsburgh, Pa., separated from the latter institution In
National Bank»
Dec. 31.
State Institutions
Trust Co
—-
Nat Bank of Comm.
Co
Co
Texas Bank 8c Tr Co
Dallas Bank & Tr
Oak Cliff Bk & Tr
2.656,693
386,857
703,435
35,737
25,000
4,000,000
150,000
1.000,000
100,000
125,000
State Institutions
VIRGINIA
Dec. 31.
Surplus A
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
8,000,000 6,642,596
45,216
150,000
398,058
2,000,000
BankLiberty State Bank —
Mercantile Bk & Tr_
Republic Nat Bank 8c
Dec. 31.
28
20
100
66,698,175
751,406
12,651,583
30
150
20
'
"30""
28
125
10
100
20
2,934,301
2,144,805
100
125.000
$
147,748
562,840
100
475""
2.500.000
2,000.000
600.000
778,293
751,119
236.957
19,302.237
10,007,899
3.606.957
100
70
70
700,000
750,000
154.491
309.991
3,253,463
2,561,593
500,000
250,000
500.000
99,233
85,667
223,431
5.098,600
488,137
1,896,646
100
737,030
616,616
600,000
1,000,000 d 607,643
3,000,000 d2,010,902
205,745
200,000
154.500 g
139,500
15,017,053
5,684.147
7,067.113
40,513,093
1,390,000
650,000
25
2,500,000
200,000
1.000 000
1.525,745
432,547
623,754
29.786,354
2,056,570
5.588,686
100
1,000,000
1.000.000
800.000
553,863
1,453,180
435.672
5,064,932
18,703,814
2,152,467
100
100
%
Norfolk—
250.000
Norfolk Nat Bank of
Com & Trusts—
Seab'd CItlx Nat Bk
125
Virginia Nat Bank
$
100
/
180,476
300,000
300,000
Bank
985,610
4,214,266
11,309,078
100
100
10
N
Co—
First National BankFt Worth Nat Bank-
Merch & Farmers Bk
38,616
304,363
1,293,955
1,876,539
117,336
27,022
100,000
750,000
1,100,000
2,500,000
200,000
Stockyards Nat Bank
Union Bank & Tr Co
100,000
540,367
6,640,709
19,905,304
26,082,810
2,933,844
376,356
100
100
Bank
American
Trust Co
20
100
Hutch In gs-Sealy
National Bank--U S National Bank—
les
100
100
8c
/3.500.000
Bank of Comm 8c Tr
100
Central Nat Bank—
First 8c Mer Nat Bk_
Mech & Mer Bank
OalveBton—
7,734,934
3,748,433
100
200,000
307,750
271.797
100
N
re
cent
750,000
1,000,000
340,819
120,199
7,438,950
7,890,556
100
sa
les
100,000
9,910
714,230
269,920
170,272
1,050,236
2,225,287
200,000
100
100
850,000
612,063
33,771,045
2,972,667
6,294,286
20,776,964
19,308,999
5,512,572
14,725,599
752,978
159,663
356,454
•965,855
336,433
180,705
25,160,251
1,401,290
97,834
5,275,829
5,097,318
3,061,842
200,000
sa
Richmond—
20
__
City National Bank.
First National Bank-
o
re cent
Portsmouth—
American Nat BankCitizens Trust
Fort Worth—
Amer Bank & Tr Oo_
Continental Nat Bk-
75
76
25
50
jgj
State National
510
25
PetersburgFirst Nat Bk & Tr Co
Petersb Sav 8c AmTr f
El Paso Nat Bank—
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Nomi nal.
Per share,
125
Merch & Planters Bk
25
22
100
20
100
39,966,516
4,380,974
11,511,372
1,215,417
657,462
Deposits.
Capital.
Mer & Mec Sav Bk—
10
20
Gross
Profits.
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
5
Dallas—
First National
National Banks
Dec. 31.
TEXAS
Capital.
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
BAMS
110
Poll'd 8c Bagby Tr Co
o
Trust Co
Sav Bank 8c Tr Co
100
20
20
100
Bank
State-Planters
8c
20
Virginia Trust Co
25
25
Roanoke—
Houston—
Citizens State Bank-
7i3,000,000
City Bank & Tr Co500,000
First National Bank.
Houston Nat Bank-_ ol ,000,000
Second Nat'l Bank-1,000,000
1,000,000
600,000
1,000,000
Nat Bank of Comm.
State National Bank
Union National Bank
South
Texas Com¬
mercial Nat Bank.
1,500,000
400,000
Federal Trust Co—
200,000
Fidelity Trust Co—
Guardian Trust Co
Houston Land & Tr_
San Jacinto Trust—
_
f
600,000
1,000,000
500,000
_
60
Colonial Amer Nat B
100
l5"
20
100
100,000
100,000
609,731
100
115
100
155""
100
115
130
100
175
100
225"
I
130
100
100
National Banks
Dec. 31.
WASHINGTON s'a%IcV.T"m'
100
100
100
Nomi ual.
150
30
100
750
375
100
350
100
Per
Seattle—
100,000
500.000
C200.000
8,360,000
95,871
2.649,727
39,424
1,520,641
834,651
Central Nat Bank of
Commerce
First National Bank
150,000
First Security Bank-
2,000,000
300,000
300,000
1,200,000
350,000
600,000
10,437,156
2,264,121
100
100
725,597
17,951,361
2,259,783
10,295,738
100
100,000
500,000
150,000
CommonweaithB&Tr
Frost National Bank
Groos National Bank
Nat Bank of Comm.
National Bank ofFort
Sam Houston
San Antonio Nat Bk
So.Texas Bk.&Tr.Oo.
800,447
28,823
59,320
1,224,465
175,974
510,042
13,422
135,477
69,891
465,545
2,552,860
2,630,601
1,119,352
4,933,124
45,643
Ballard First Nat Bk
Canadian Bk of Com
San Antonio—
Alamo National Bank
Commercial Nat Bk-
100
175
2,659,574
2,414,100
316,306
p
Mountain Trust Bk_
165
326
100
100
130
o
100
100
100
Port Arthur—
First National Bank.
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
First Nat Exch Bank
100
100
Nat Bk of Commerce c2.500.000
100
N
100
100
re
cent
sa
les
o
Pacific Nat Bank—.
People's Bk 8c Tr Co
Peoples First Ave Bk
Sumitomo B of Seattle
Tower Savings Bank
University Nat Bank
Washington Nat Bk
•
•
2,600,000
600,000
300,000
200.000
500,000
400.000
38,002
33,620
383,301
W Seattle State Bk—
Seattle Trust Co
405,649
250,553
2,043,426
13,040,722
661,877
10,024.732
1.246.278
771,224
121,246
32,912
100.000
1,200,000
1,049,073
351.263
2,142,557
58,316
elOO.OOO
of Commerce
100
100
1.721,279 100
67,274,316 < 20
1,992,978 < 20
26,121,858 c 25
14,655,407 100
100
8,777,963
2,107,686
100
1,415,161
1,898,337 100
20
3,345,527
309,550
73,017
84,924
64,564
137,973
10,181,575
1,901,196
302,670
share.
100
19H
21
loo"" ild"
r_—..
25
35
75
85
45
52
c
100
100
Waco
Citizens' Nat Bank-First National Bank.
250,000
1.000,000
National City Bank-
231,196
238,099
83,807
100.000
National Banks
Dec. 31.
175
75
100
100
6.229,311
9,100,159
516,524
100
100
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Per
Ogden—
First Savings Bank— b
First National Bank- 6
600,000
200.000 d
Puget Sound Nat Bk
Puget Sd Bway Bk—
100 b
8
Bank b
ZIon Sav Bk & Tr Co
Utah Sav 8c Trust Co
Walker Bk & Tr Co.
269,732
613,854
616,967
836,363
197,320
850,000
600,000
750,000
500,000
1,000,000
300,000
1.500,000
Per
60
100
8,070,452
13,483,763
10,267,357
12,655,820
1,443,814
18,073,321
Per
Capital City Bank..
110
90
Charleston Nat Bk—
1,062,500
60
100
100
100
People's Nat BankQuarry S Bk & Tr Co
147,381
244,230
83,726
70
Kanawha Bkg Sc Tr_
Kanawha Valley Bk_
Nat Bank of Comm.
1,000.000
200,000
600,000
Dec. 31.
HowardNatBk&TrCo
Merchants Nat Bank
Burlington Trust Oo_
share.
100
5,253,483
3,513,727
739,635
5,506,560
First National Bank.
Montpelier Nat Bank
Montp'r S B & Tr Co
Clement Nat Bank—
Killington Nat Bank
Rutland GoNat Bank
Rutland Trust Co
100
52,608
1,019,080
25
491.814
3.633,108
3,823,859
1,207,084
10,223,692
3.316,219
100
629,683
154,022
3,039,096
577,806
100
190
880,415
6,411,161
100
180
1,165,600
Security Trust Co..
Wheeling Bank Sc
300.000
Trust
190,754
77,472
122,911
150,286
100,000
150.000
150,000
100,000
3,178,025
les
500,000
Co
•
100
129,000
235,729
152,098
161,136
186,178
732,000
2,976,340
255,743
1,895,923
1,542,327
b Member of First Security
100
Member of the Marine
100
e
100
100
1933.
100
h As of May
k Dec. 31
State Institutions
3 1933 the First National Bank of
National Bank in Houston.
662,592
5,399,755
100
96
o
lis
A
Trust Co
1,000,000
500.000
630,785
455,799
2,829,043
2,447,053
200,000
108,334
118,454
934,625
940,945
3,899,588
100
100
p
90
115
Loan Corp
100
Lynchburg Tr & 8 B.
150,000
300,000
500,223
100
10J*
"250""
the^Joseph F, Meyer interests.
March 31 1933.
s
300
Corp.
Trust funds.
u
4
5
10
,
May 25 1933.
Controlled by
Member People's
Citizens' Mutual Ind
Com'l Tr 8c Sav Bank
1932.
r
Lynchburg Nat Bank
People's Nat Bank..
Corp.
1 Last sale.
Dec. 31.
Nomi
Per
1.000.000
Bancorporation.
(/Sept. 30 1932
100
Lynohburg—
Corp.
Member of the Northwest
n
First National Bank.
185"
Bancorporation.
< Member First National
VIRGINIA
140
11n process of reorganization.
succeeded by the First
National Banks
Dec. 31.
100
New stock.
d March 31
n
25
150
100
100
Sale price.
a
100
c
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
50,000
:
cent
sa
100
2,460,823
1,715,402
4,163,935
125
o
{
Rutland—
Central Nat Bank—
100
Dollar Sav 8c Tr Go-
N
loo
1,179,598
100
40
re
100
4.394.534
100
)
100
107,727
100,000
500.000
600,000
100,000
Nat Bank of W Va
100
100
555,478
Nat Exchange BankSo Side Bk & Tr Co.
328,960
365,747
117,904
395,940
200,000
600,000
150,000
250,000
100
Trust 8c
Sav Bank
100
25
100,000
<
Co
share.
100
600.000
Center Wheeling Sav
Citizens Mutual Tr
Half Dollar
100
■
Montpelier—
Capital S B & Tr Co
Co—
Wheeling—
BurlingtonChittenden Co Trust
1,030.566
13,758.914
2,646,650
11,234,513
1.069,113
100.000
805,647
361,999
257,297 t
1,015.800
84,885
89,337
1,413,345
258,344
1.669,502
27,227
200.000
50.000
500,000
200.000 fc
Charleston Trust Co.
State Institutiom
3,556,945
4,912,071
1,868,950
^r, 20.
Nomi nal.
60
115
Barre—
100,000
200,000
100,000
100
Charleston-
60
Per
u
WEST VIRGINIA
100
100
75
155
Nomi nal.
Granite S B & Tr Co
100
100
75
Central Trust
VERMONT
les
share.
Peoples Exchange Bk
National Banks
Dec. 31.
o
cent
sa
10
Nomi nal.
Utah State Nat Bank
N
re
100
share.
national Ban,,
First National
V
100
inn
100
Salt Lake CityOontl Nat Bk&Tr Co
100
100
3,246,317
3,069,007
5,649,614
160,195
301,779
322,865
300,000
250,000
500,000
Commercial Sec Bk_
418,435
71,276
Tacoma—
Nat Bank of Tacoma <1,000.000
State Institutions
UTAH
Spokane—
500,000
OldNatBk&UnTrOo ul ,500.000
25,000
Security State BankSpok 8c East Tr Co. _ •1,000,000
200.000
Washington Trust Co
First Nat Tr & 8 Bk_
Conservator appointed.
v
Traded in
at
Ex-dividend
1/
Ex-rights.
as
Old National Corp
Houston,
'Texas,
was
June, 1933.]
BANKS
National Banks
Dec. 31.
TRUST
111
COMPANIES
State Institutions
WISCONSIN
Dec. 31.
Cross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
AND
Deposits.
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
La Crosse—
$
600,000
60,000
600,000
60,000
100.000
Batavlan Nat Bank
Exchange State Bank
Nat Bk of La Crosse.
Security
Says Bank
State Bk of La Crosse
$
446,153
116,174
454.343
16,241
120,870
Per
2.8ll,006
660,995
3,928,383
468,383
1,432,703
20
share.
30
40
100
N
o
100
re cent
100
sa
les
Reserve
Cross
Fund.
Deposits.
Capital
Milwaukee—
Par.
Halifax-
Amer State Bank-
200,000
43,920
322,041
400,000
401,439
3,806,523
d
100,000
52,936
732,879
300,000
61,696
1,574,586
d
200,000
164,273
1,672,101
10.000,000 7,404,506 138,831.518
75,334
/ 200,000 6
745,962
68,605
0
100,000
460,769
100,000
97,832
538,663
150.455
100,000
591,909
2,200,000 Cl,002,164 15,824,565
1,500,000 2,881,355 25,685,809
d
200,00)
130,571
1.842,857
i
400,000
232,085
950,938
200,000
10,463
1,733,057
!
200,000
103,416
1,762,755
200,000
46,224
163,696
!
200,000
22,680
626,992
400,000
36,277
240,719
200,000 k
44,018
1,100,941
!
200,000
129,659
944,865
400,000
792,721
2,477,151
300,000
454,024
1,861,661
1.000.000
526,583
2.727,926
100
Badger State Bank.. d
Oltisens Bk of Mil..
City Bank A Tr Co..
East Side Bank
First Wise N Bk
Home Sayings Bank.
Holton St State Bk.
Kilbourn State Bk..
Lincoln State BankMarine Nat Exch Bk
Marshall A Hsley Bk
Mer A Farmers St Bk
Milw Oomm'l BankMitchell St State Bk.
North Ave State Bk.
Park Sayings Bank..
16th Ward State Bk.
State Bank of Milw.
TeutonlaAveStateBk
Vliet St State Bank
West Side Bank
Wisconsin State Bk.
First Wise Trust Co.
a
$
$
$
Bank of Nova Scotia 12.000.000 24.000.000 198,785,616
50
Bid.
Ask.
100
Per cent.
240
244
100
100
172
145
175
150
100
100
143
148
146
150
mrnmmmmmmmm
d
100
70
d
t
rnmmmm
20
Toronto—
20
Per
100
Bank
100
Can Bank of Comm. 30,000,000 30.000.000 429,914,628
Dominion Bank7,000,000
9.000,000 86,401,567
20
20
26
28
20
of Toronto-
6,000,000
9.000.000
80,945,047
cent.
21
Imperial Bank of Can
7.000.000
8.000.000
98,157,935
d
20
100
d
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mmmmmrnm
100
d
mmmmmrnm
mm
mm
mm
mm mm
m
100
Montreal—
Per
mm
cent.
Bank of Montreal— 36,000,000 38,000,000
20
17
d
mm
mm
mm
100
__
170
20
mm
20
mm'm'
100
100
190
Banaue Oanadienne.
20
100
128
195
130
150
155
717,958,723
96,025,379
Barclays Bk (Canada)
500,000
4,321,761
Provincial Bk of Can
4.000,000
1.500.000 35,239,505
Royal Bk of Canada. 35.000.000 35.000.000 536.459.4d6
*
7,000,000
100
100
100
Sale price.
t Wisconsin
a
7,000,000
500.000
Bankshares Corp. no par stock.
Closed.
b May 15 1933.
c March 31 1933.
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
e Member of the Northwest
Bancorporation.
/ Stockholders
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Feb. 24 1933 accepted recommendation of
on
a
special
committee that the institution be placed on a stabilization basis: this action
makes it necessary to collect a 100% assessment from stockholders and
WYOMING
secure
waivers
on
deposits.
ffOna restricted basis.
h
Cheyenne—
228,782
215,164
250,000
300,000
Bid.
Bonds,
Albany Metropolitan Corp—
6 Ms 1938
Allerton N Y Corp 5 Ms *47. J&J
Certificates of deposit
Amer Insur Un Bldg 6s '41-M&N
Atlanta Poat Office 6 Ms 1937 M&S
Bing A Blng deb flMs 1950-M&S
2,375,520
3,342,399
1
12
14
9
11
W*
38
35
Boston Poat Office Serv Station—
3
Oleve Term Bldg 6s 1941_—_ JAJ
Hall
25
41
20"
23
Lake Sh Ath Club
(Chic) 6 Ms '45
10
12
2M
La Salle Hotel 5 Ms 1940
FAA
Lefcourt Manhat Bldg 5 Ma 1941.
Liggett Bldg 1st 1 h 6 Ms '52.FAA
Certificates of deposit.....
33
mmmmmm
mm
32
Lincoln 42d St Corp—
1st mtge s f 5M8 1953
s
f 6 Ma
'48 with
JAD
4
6
17M
10
mmmmmm.
mmmmm mm
35
war. J AD
1
62
35M
37
73
76
Without warrants
J&D
79 Madison Ave Bldg 6s '40-M&S
Sevilla-Bilt Hotel 7Ms'37—MAN
Shelburn .lnc(AtlOyj0Ms*4O _ JAJ
Sherry-Netherland Hotel 5 Ms *48
Shubert Theat deb 6s '42.J&D15
60 Broad St
Bldg 6s 1939
F&A
610 Park Ave Bldg 6s 1940
37M
1st s f 5Ma 1953
JAD
Mercantile Properties, Inc—
Sees f 6Ms 1946
JAJ
12
18
55
60
Stevens Hotel
Merchants Nat Corp 6s w w 1958
14
51
17
35
40
20
24
20
27
11
54 M
39
15M
22
59
21
18
43 Exchange Place Bldg 6a 1938-
43
46
11
15
33
35
25
36
39
2
4
/
10
9
11
*2
f 6Ma 1941
MAS /
Fox St Louts Theatre Bldg—
lstsf 6M» 1942
AAO /
Fuller Bldg (G A F Realty Corp)
10
12
a
JAJ
JAJ
Conv ■ f deb 6s 1948—JAD15
New Weston Hotel Annex 6s 1940
6
8
30
ff if"
*32*
39M
53
11
2
13
38
41
10
20
24
26
M
1H
46
47
14
16
*/
2M
(Chic) 6s 1945-J&J */ 16
24
21
32
15
88 M
36
1st s f 5Ms 1958
MAN
Tyler Bldg 6s 1953
AAO
Un Post Offices 5 Ms '35.F&A15
26
IVA
24
Vanderbilt Ave Bldg Corp—
1st leashold 6 Ms 1944—JAJ 15
Van Swerlngen Co 6s 1935—FAA
34
1st m s f 6s 1948
A&
111 John St Bldg 6s 1948—. FAA
134 Waverly Place Apts ctfs
43
47
f 6s 1938
A&O
Vanderbilt Ave Bldg 6 Ms *44. J&J
Varlck St Sta P O (N Y) 6s 1941
Wadsworth Bldg(NY)6s {63.AAO
26
30
7
15}
153
Waldorf Astoria
165 Broadway Bldg 5Ms '51 FAA
General s f 7s 1951
F&A
One LaSalle St
Bldg 6s 1949 J&J
Bldg 6s '33-'39 M&N
Palace HoceHSan Fr) 5s '45-F&A
Param Bway Corp 5Ms'51—J&J
Paramount Theatres 6s 1945-JAJ
27
Corp 6Ms 1943—J&D
Park Lexington Co 0Ms *53—J&J
Certificates of deposit.....
17
Park Row Bldg 0s 1943
13
17
Pennsylvania Bldg 0s 1939—MAN
Pitts Hotels Corp 1st 5Ms*48M&J
44
18M
19M
17 M
50
9
38
32 H
15
..AAO
2
,
/
MAS */
_
4M
74
43
12
Certificate of deposit
11
__
40
36
16
5
7M
10
11
17 M
15
21
24
mmmmmmm
40
k Last sale.
s
*f
8
(John)Phila.. 5Ms'49
80
Wardman Real Estate Properties
1st A ref 6 Ms 1948
M&S /
6
Certificates or deposit
f
6
Wanaraaker
50
40
1st & coll
1st lien 7s 1954
45
Sale price
16M
53
34
Steuben Bldg(Ohic)6s 1943-M&S
12
Park Lane
25
/
Sixty-One Bway 5 Ms 1950—A&O
Gen mtge 7s 1945
A&O
Stanley Real Est 5Ms '45.-JAD
State A Wash Bldgs (Chicago)—
1st sink fund 5s 1948ser A -MAS
Sink fund 5s 1948 ser B—MAS
N Y Athletic Club 6s 1946
AAO
Norfolk P O 6s Mar I 1935-MAS
North Station Indus Bldg (Bosi
One Park Av
31M
George Washington Hotel 6s* 1944
Grant Bldg (Pittsb) 7a '47—FAA /
Graybar Bldg (East Offices Inc)-1st m leaseh 5s 1946
JAD
Se leaseh 5 M 1934 (s-a) ..JAD
Realty,
26
AAO
Inc—
Certificates of deposit
37
Fox New Eng Thea 6Ma '43.FAA
/
Fox Theatre A Office Bldg
Nat Hotel of Cuba 6s 1959.MAS
Nat Press Bldg 5Ms 1950 A&Olfi
6 Ma 1948
Neisner Bros
5th Av A 29th St Bldg 6s *48.FAA
6th Ave & 55th St 6Ms 1945
,
Millinery Center Bldg 7s 1944
Minneapolis Parcel P O—6s July 1 1942JAJ
Montague Court Off Bldg 6Ms '45
Munson Bldg (N Y) 6Mo'39.MAN
10
8
7 29OL
301 East 38th St Bldg ctfs
Trinity Bldg 5 Ms 1939
JAD
2 Park Ave Bldg 6s 1941—a—
208 South La Salle St Bldg Corp—
16
42 Broadway Bldg 6s 1939—JAJ
For Det Theatre 6a 1942
.AAO /
19
9
Taft Realty (New Hav) 6s'40AAO
10 East 40th Street Bldg 6s 1940Textlle Bldg 1st 6s 1958
M&N
25
22
40 Wall Street Bldg lat 6$ 1958—
4
8
22 M
19
Schulte Real Estate 6s 1935—
-i With
warrants
J&D */
1st m A leaseh sf 6s '58..MAN
Mercantile Arcade Bldg (Los Ang)
15
19
1512 Spruce St (Phila)
1st m 6a 1943
AAO /
10 Bway Bldg (N Y) 6a '40-M&S
1600 Walnut St (Phila) 1st 6s'47- /
29
21 *
Savoy-Plaza Corp 6s 1945..J&D
38
95
40
18-20 East 41st St. Bldg. 6s 1940Kighty Fifth Ave 6s 1940
11 West 42d St 6Ms 1946—MAN
Eppley Hotels 0Msl941
J&J
Eqult Office Bldg (N Y) 5s 1962—
Ferry Sta P O (San Fr) 6a 1934—
36
Bldg(Denv) 6 Ms'40-M&S
Roxy Theatre 6Ms 1940 —A&O
Russeks 5th Ave Bldg 6s 1944—.
8t Charles Hotel (Atl Oy) 4d 1945
St George Hotel 5 Ms '32-s43 M&N
Saks Realty 6s 1945
A&O
6s 1940
A&O
Louisville P O 5Ms Jan 11943 JAJ
Mack Trucks R E Sec 6a 1933-40.
Manhattan Co Bldg—
19
J&J
64 M
39M
Repub
21
22 M
Prop 6a'45.JAD
Dallas P O 6a Sept i5 1936 M&S
15
3
45
.J&D
A&O
65
65
*y....
_
s
21
1M
Loews Theatre Rlty 6a '47 MAS15
Lond Gu A Acc Bldg (Chic) 6s '62
17
Nomina),
14
Loew's New Brd
Dodge Bldg 6Ma 1943
Drake (The) 6a 1939
n
6s 1939
6s 1943
40 M
10
/ Flat price,
18
38
64
21
lat a f 5Ma 1949
51
43
64
-
6s 1944——........
m
Lord Bait Hotel g m 6Ms '45 AAO
Lords Court Bldg 6Ma 1942.JAD
Orossways Apts Bldg ctfs
1st
mm
Bid.
Pittsburgh P O Serv Station—
5Ms Dec 1 1938J&D
Postum Bldg 6 Ms 1943
MAN
Prudence Co 5Ms 1961
M&N
Quincy Station P O (Chicago)—
6s May 1 1941
J&D
Realty Assoc Sec Corp 6s '37-JAJ
41*
Apts ctfs
Fox Metropolitan Playhouse—
sink fund conv 6M® 1932.MAN
48
mm
46M
35
Court A Remaen Sta (Brooklyn)
6s 1940
A&O
_
49
—
18
Deb
44
-
Colonial
6
21
39
31
17
21
Bonds.
mmmmmm
80
Hotel St George 5Ms 1943
2M
44 M
15
46M
Insurance Center Bldg 6Ma 1943
Jewelers Bldg (Chic) 6s "SO-JAD
45
21
21
38
...
Harrlman Bldg 6s 1951
MAN
Hearst Brisbane Prop 6s '34. J AD
6s 1934 to 1942
Ask.
14
Hotel Pierre(NY) 6 Ms 1949.AAO
Hotel Sherman (Chic) 5Ms '46J&J
42
B'way Barclay Office Bldg 6s 1941
Bway Mot Bldg (N Y) 6a748.FAA
Bway A 38th St Bldg 7s 1945...
Bway A 41st St Bldg 6 Ms 1944—
Bryant Pk Bldg (NY) 0Mb'45J&J
Budd Realty 6s June 1941..
6a Sept 1941
Bush Term Bldg 1st 5a 1960.AAO
Carbide & Carbon Bldg 6s '40J&J
Chesebrough Bldg 6a 1948.-A&O
Oh Av Sta P O 5 Ma Novl532M&N
Chrysler Bldg 6a 1948
AAO
Cigar Stores Realty Holdings—
8 f deb 5Ma 1949 aer A..JAJ
Certificates of deposit.
Bid.
FAA
Herald Square Bldg 6s 1948 MAN
Hlghbridge Station P O. N Y—
5 Ma Dec 1 1938
JAD
Hotel Lexington 6a 1943
M&N
20M
j.A&O
1935
Bonds.
Greeley 8q Bldg 6s 1950
Harding Court Apts ctfs
11
6Ms July 1 1938
J&J
Bowman-Blltmore Hotels 7a 1934
7s stamped as to payment of
$435 partial redemp'n 1934
6% notes 1931 ext to 1933-J&J
100
100
Ask.
Boston Parcel Poat Station—
5Ms Oct
i Consolidation of the Security Savings Bank and the
Gateway City
Bank, both of La Crosse, Wis., under title of the Commercial Savings
Bank, proposed.
k May 27 1933.
ZLast sale.
t Trust funds.
x Ex-dividend,
Per share.
American Nat Bank.
Stock Growers N Bk.
May 5 1933.
» Negotiability impaired by maturity.
Wardman Realty A Construction
Deb g 6Ms 1938
...-M&S /
Westlnghonae Bldg 6a 1939
White Motor Realty 6s 1931-40-Woodbridge Bldg 5Ms '41
A&O
7s 1940
—A&O
2
26 M
70
55
47
INSURANCE
113
STOCKS
NetSurplus
Capital.
10
26
10
i
450,000
6
)
5
Amer Equitable (N Y.
Amer Plre (Wash'ton]l 100
.
Amer Home
1,000,000
100 000
10
i
Flre(N Y
1,000,000
3,343,740
1.000.000
$463,950
5.000.000
1,500.000
1,000.000
3,000,000
1,000.000
2,000,000
)2%
10
.
10
-
10
)
>2 hi
25
I
Beaton
(Boston)
100
-
) 100
)
6
500.000
10
1,316,242
2,052,570
384,744
2.415,347
400,278
677,960
4,825,172
522,016
471,194
2,982,281
494,845
1,002,428
6,864,561
643,182
2,118,093
-
-
-
-
-
6
-
Per Share
$
$
2,000.000
1.000,000
25
10
3,167,230
1,745,033
1,034,414
13,392,977
1,727,826
-
__
5
10
2,159,813
4,240,368
23 %
200,068
197,860
4~~
738,081
1,738.768
1,078,187
334,137
1,542,532
1,283,855
843,675
2,072,404
8,323,641
169,807
2,084,876
680.799
3,020.390
10,259.625
908,975
4,387.415
20
(Rochester)
Rossla Ins (Hartford).
25
St Paul F & M (StP).
596,704
25
10
5
5
Seaboard F & M (NY)
Security Ina (New Hav)
10%
1,653
10
Southern Fire
120
1,374.890
5,264.688
12,640,247
Springfield Fire A Mar
(Springfield, Mass).
Stuyvesant Fire (N Y)
26
25
10
2,142", 078
1,722,151
18,045,761
9,177,513
15"
U S Fire
2%
49%
3%
53%
26hi
U ni versall ns (N e war k)
20
Victory Ins (Phila)—
Virginia F & M (Rich¬
10
5,000,000
1,000.000
2,000,000
2.000.000
1.000,000
1.000.000
25
mond)
Westchester Fire (NY) 2 hi
26"
25%
(Hartf)
100
(New York).
4
Travelers Fire
5
25
-
)
5
)
10
25
-
* )—
10
Harmonla Fire (Burf) Hartford Fire (Hartf)-
10
-
10
uanover inre
-
-
5
-
10
)
31
7
46
28
5
II,882,337
10,616.497
5,526,054
45
*
162-1
14 %
6,097,129
3,058,041
2.000,000 7,458.200
8.150.000 12,011,342
805,383
2.000.000
500.000
726,020
4.000.000 4,135,105
596,717
1.000,000
12.000.000 22,033,317
12,000.000 20,167,637
1.000.000 1,101,093
25 %
"§"
30
~106" ill"
M
75 hi
70 hi
1 hi
584,597
9,207",406
354
26
4%
369
28
1,548.110
5,671,463
10,582,276
460,908
349.907
5
8
192,863
199,717
4
4 hi
500,000
1.000.000
331,895
3,934,583
884,476
7,269,463
11*
3,000,000
1,000,000
7.500.000
800.000
6,855,502
1,859,420
1,784,666
1,336,511
8.640,820
45 hi
408.580
5,881,412
1,382.779
47 hi
30%
?!
20
2,572,237
20
1.750,000
750,020
1,500,000
2.400.000
6,799.575
1.063.498
2,225,595
6.109.640
18
30 %
(»
3,200,000
2,392,772
750.000
10
"2l"
Casualty & Surety
19,100,961
15.557.641
656,031
269,164
4,416,183
849,393
32,869,538
38,742,215
2,248,936
2Vi
9%
AmerReinsur
500,000
—
Continental
(Hammond, Ind)..
Y)
Employ eroRe-ins (KO)
Fidelity & Dep (Bait)
York)
—
10
1,000,000
214,432
26,791
26
-
1.000.000
352,586
533,490
3
7%
Lloyds
1,096,121
1,557,011
10 12.000,000 28,168.271
22,134.067
42
40
0 100
-
100
50
1.000.000
500,000
1.000.000
5(1
200,000
600,000
-
-
Liberty (Louis v.
50
-
5
-
-
-
0
25
5
26
10(1
.
n
2hi
>f 100
(New York)-.
1,000,000
1.000.000
250.000
600,000
1.000.000
750.000
1,000,000
«
907,416
1,064,462
508,505
141,710
540,479
1,125.839
4,716
739.475
2,459,940
12,900,253
2,078,636
1,661,014
133,057
63,840
2,021,325
1,763,157
"~4 hi "6 hi
55
2
1,963,252
2,407,949
3,857,657
2%
~YQ)"
(19)
24
28
90
5
810,031
1,562,260
1,000,000 1,010.064
601,370
1,000,000
5.000,000 10,628.101
855,903
1,486,789
16,217,954
1.000,000
4hi
6 hi
7
1,876,447
4%
6%
3,000,000
4,693.533
7,142.070
45 %
48%
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,808.795
1 %
3hi
2
1,000,000
1,000.000
1.075.020
2,899.446
504,726
10,534.438
26
(Phila)
Maryland Oas (Bait).
Mass Bonding A Ini
4.000,000
2,000,000
10
750,000
3,000,000
11%
5%
10
6,000,000
3,966,077
574,897
8,732,622
National Oas (Detroit
National Surety (N Y
New Amsterdam Oai
(Baltimore)
Preferred Acciden
(New York)
Seaboard Surety (NY
Stand Accident (Mich
U S Fidelity A Gum
anty (Baltimore)...
10
4.500.000
1,500,000
5,709,268
13%
15%
5
1,035.398
509,631
1,137.220
1,562.599
8%
10%
20
875,000
1.000.000
1,213.360
6,257,739
2
2.000.000
8,469,413
13.372,203
4hi
5%
10,34; ,572 354,752,800
15 hi
17%
19 hi
19%
10
500.000
100
3
5
(a)
10hi
20
2,414,814
7
3%
l5%
3.
317.943
Policy
Reserves.
e
-
8%
7%
C<
..
"3"
850,000
1,435,837
2,453.495
Cas'ti
(Boston), js
10
6
J)
5
6
10
5
Insurance
of America—
Manufacturers
e
5
10
7
5%
10
26
Amer
48^,803
259,298
10
Cast
Excecs Ins (N
Gr
4,932,000
10
A
(Hartford).(NY).
Amer Surety (NY)
Oonsol Ind & Ins (NY)
Aetna Casualty
Insur
-
Life-
4
e
Merchants
t
-
,)
50
10
-
)
50
Brunswick F
(New Brans, N J]
001
10
-
7,925", 066
"5"
289,075
1,830,520
102,306
6.462,510
"41" "43"
10
1.000.000
602,944
1.339,645
England Fire
(PittsfTeld, Mass]
Hampshire
10
-
400,000
259,294
369.162
10
3.000.000
5,199,959
4.517.925
.
20
5
) 2 hi
) 12i*
13
10
Holding company.
525,736
4,385,287
2,039,026
1,000,000
1,550,517
2,260,291
6,888.962
3,719,356
576,989
1,607,708
7%
32
500.000
100
35
Wayne,
1.000,000
10
100
10
12%
10%
12%
u%
39%
10%
Phila Life
2.500.000
5.000.000
1.000.000
1,000,000
10
700.000
100 2,000.000
100 20.000,000
1
575.361
6 320,000 no *ar shares,
Co.
2,000.000
3.000.000
10
1,000.000
1.000,000
2,000,000
1,000.000
by North British & Mercantile
14,504.624
10
(Boston)
15
r
-
419,527
Columbian Nat'l Life
e
.
400.000
100
Louis)
F
-
38,594.008
---
e
New
1,000,000
6
"49"
1.741.656
10
321,429
1,812.609
5
.
0
10 15.000,000
1
4,000.000
100,000
1.100,000
2
.
Fire (Pit
500.000
1
20
NaflLiberty (NY)..
Nat'l Union (Wash)—
a
------
5hi
5
•s
New
60
1
25
216,560
6,105,818
1,541,162
2,500,000
1,000,000
10
-
New
4 hi
50
25
"IS"
2,303,311
22.555,228
31,800
25 hi
3 hi
'
Ohio)
Republic (Dallas)—_
Rhode Island (Prov).
Rochester American
I,148,022
~54%
9,443,075
7%
52%
1.000.000
1,500.000
4,000,000
1,000.000
2.000.000
10
529.570
Reliable Fire (Dayton,
4,691.328
2,091,471
2,373,384
4,988,684
2,088.107
4,475,528
12
38 hi
2,761,210
28 hi
250,000
2.000.000
1.000.000
10
ton
11
767.561
3.000.000
1.000,000
1.000.000
10
(Providence)
Public Fire (Newark)
Reliance Ins (Phila)
412,146
73
68
5,533,892
1.000.000
1.000.000
745,001
6.000,000 17,404,286
25
(Phila)
Phoenix Ina (Hartf)—
Providence - Washing¬
"blla Nat
e
Nat Union
Ask.
Bid.
e
Falls
Hudson
*
(Milwaukee)
4,753,259
64.654
-
.
Fire & Marine—
Occidental Ins (S F)..
Pacific Fire (NY):...
112,932
476,114
-
Reserve.
Capital.
North westernNatlonal
18,392,366
5,085,899
1,707.356
10 1
-
10 /1.000.000
740,454
Voting trust c
—
)
765,024
Olty of NewYork(NY; 100 1,500,000
200,000
10
26,045
Oelonial States (N Y).
Commonwealth (N Y.) 100 1,000,000 2,572,837
4,823,990 19,580,601
Continental Ina (N Y.) 2%
100,000
6o
342,373
Corcoran (W ash'ton).
10
200,000
590,136
Oosmopol n Fire (NT )
815.000
921.922
Eagle Fire (Newark -2 hi
10 2.000.000 8,433,319
Federal Ina (Jer Olt,,)
Fldelity-Phenix (NY). 2hi 3,464,825 12,850,518
10
2,000,000 3,621,953
Fire Aaaoc of Phil
) 20
217,070
1 200.000
Fireman's (Wast
26 7.500,000 6,698,489
)
6
9.397,690 11,288,020
6 3,000,000 2,581,040
Glen
Par
Ask.
Bid.
Reserve.
share
7.500.000
3,000,000
3.000.000
Premium
1932.
Premium
%
%
Fire St Marine—
Dec. 31
1932.
Unearned
Dec. 31
Unearned
Par
h In liquidation.
c Including 400 shares no par
A^Last sale,
t New stock,
750,000
1,555,235 35.786.804
4,597,931 131,544.229
15.054,842
533,361
102
no
27
29
61,358,302
375
425
6.527,542
3,500.000 74,419.651
1,245,341 132,934.599
19,232.929
241,430
1,289.008 25.229.471
377.901
11,709.654
5.997,946 515,231.017
18,139,869 559,335,165
298,305
19,061.735
general management stock carried at $2,000.
v Ex-stock
dividend.
V Ex-rights,
40
'"3%
4%
......
"l4"
2
3%
370
420
345 1
90c (
330
85c
a All stock owned
t No par value.
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