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BANK
RECORD
PEO.
U.
S.
PAT.
OFFICE
New York Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Baltimore Stock Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock
Exchange
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGES
PAGE
PAGE
N. Y. STOCK
N. Y.
STOCK
NEW YORK
EXCHANGE—BONDS...17
EXCHANGE—STOCKS..30
NEW
40
EXCHANGE—57
CURB EXCHANGE
PITTSBURGH STOCK
YORK
.58
CHANGE
CHICAGO STOCK
60
EXCHANGE
INDEX TO
BOSTON STOCK
EXCHANGE
68
BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
70
SAN FRANCISCO
EXCHANGE
DETROIT STOCK
EXCHANGE
—-1
OF OCTOBER
BONDS
77
STEAM RAILROAD STOCKS
81
INVESTMENT TRUST ST'KS & B'DS..82
JOINT STOCK
LAND BANK BONDS...99
JOINT STOCK
LAND BANK STOCKS..99
REAL ESTATE
BONDS...... 100
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY
STOCKS
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL.
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL.
EXCHANGE SEATS
...76
GENERAL QUOTATIONS
STEAM RAILROAD
FEDERAL LAND BANK
72
STOCK EXCHANGE.74
PAGE
PAGE
REVIEW
66
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
LOS ANGELES STOCK
EX-
PRODUCE
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE .64
119
.83
-.88
BONDS....91
STOCKS...95
93
TEXTILE
MANUFACTURING STOCKS.
NORTHERN
94
MILLS
SOUTHERN MILLS
94
CANADIAN MILLS.
94
94
MINING STOCKS
INSURANCE STOCKS & SCRIP...94, 120
REAL ESTATE
TRUST & LAND STKS.95
TITLE GUAR. & SAFE
U. S. AND
DEP. STOCKS..95
MUNICIPAL BONDS
CANADIAN MUNICIPAL BONDS.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
BANKS AND TRUST
100
102
BONDS...103
COMPANIES... 109
120
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ANDREW P.
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Entered
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PAT,. OFFICE
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year.
disposition
was
LONDON OFFICE—Edwards & Smith.
The prevailing
to think that in general the course of indus¬
try had definitely turned the corner with the advent
1 Drapers' Gardens.
further progress
B.C.
Publishers,
New York.
William Street corner Spruce Street,
October
Nov. .8, and as the day for that event came
increasingly disturbing effect upon
it exercised an
nearer
activity even if it
general trade, unquestionably lessening
did not cause
became
very
The Presidential campaign
actual setback.
an
heated as the month progressed, and charges
and counter-charges
flung with great vehemence by
were
the adherents of the two political
parties against each other.
on a
very
under the leadership of Franklin D. Roose¬
and his Administration as
velt, charged President Hoover
incompetent and as directly responsible
for the unparalleled
depression in trade with which the country has
and insisted,
been inflicted,
could be
accordingly, that no revival in trade
depended upon
unless the
Republicans were ousted from
The Republicans in turn urged that the
power.
could not be trusted,
Democrats
that they were wedded to radical and
the Democratic party was committed
unsound doctrines, that
removal of
protection from the working classes and also meant lowering
to
policy of tariff revision, that this meant
a
and that at all events President Hoo¬
the standard of living,
ver
ought to be allowed to carry to
for the restoration of business
much as these
completion his policies
activity and prosperity,inas¬
policies had been unquestionably constructive,
policies advocated and advanced by Mr. Roose¬
indubitably destructive. Presi¬
whereas the
velt and the Democrats were
dent Hoover himself,
not
hesitate
to
in
declare
an
address on Monday, Oct. 31, did
that a
Democratic
"bring disaster to the fireside of your
would
"destroy
the
very
foundations
victory would
home," and that it
of
our
American
Both President Hoover and Mr. Roosevelt
campaigns with
conducted their
great energy, making trips all over
the
enthusiastic recep¬
they went, and wherever they spoke and
country, and both being accorded most
tions
wherever
of revenue
freight had reached the highest figures for any
week in the year 1932,
as
gained for him the support of many wavering adherents in
his
own
cause
party who had been luke-warm or indifferent be¬
of the unfortunate and sad condition of trade, though
whether he also
made
votes for himself in the opposition
party remains for the election to determine.
certain, namely, that new confidence was
One thing was
infused into the
compared with 1930.
of the United States
reached 622,075 cars; in the week end¬
625,636 cars; in the
falling
in the week ending Oct. 22. The same
ing Oct. 8 there was an increase to
Oct. 15 to 650,578 cars, followed by a
week ending
off to 642,173 cars
weeks of 1931 the loadings tapered
by the electric light and power
slight increases
showed
also
running
The output in kilowatt hours
wreek
ferent
weeks
in
week
the
29.
Oct.
ending
In
1931
irregular,
was
but
was
1 and 1,651,792,000 in the week
ending Oct.
ending Oct. 29; in 1930 the amounts were
the first week
1,819,276,000 in the first week and 1,815,749,000. in
month. The production of coal is per¬
the last week of the
haps an even better indication
of the state of trade activity,
and here we find that the amount
of bituminous coal mined
6,790,000 tons in the week ending Oct. 1; 7,255,000 tons
was
15,
and
In 1931 the
Oct. 8; 7,888,000 tons in the week ending
the week ending Oct. 22.
7,800,000 tons in
quantity mined was 7,860,000 tons in the week
ending Oct. 3; 7,848,000 tons in the
8,148,000 tons in
tons
in the week ending
the
to
1931
week ending Oct. 10;
output
Oct. 24.
The close approach here
attracts attention.
2y2
to 1 to 5 to 1 by the end of
steel
also,
Then,
very
low ebb, recorded slightly expanding activity, with the
United States engaged to
the month.
a
20% of capacity at
against 17%% at the opening of
Nevertheless, the political campaign exercised
retarding effect on trade, and the tendency
As
it
happened,
some
arrested,
to recovery
even
if not
decidedly distressing events,
highly important character, occurred
which
of
a
suggested the
possibility of a slowing down in the process of recovery en¬
October.
The deterrent effect upon
ent as the
,
production, while, as in all the other cases, remaining at a
actually reversed.
favor increased from
17, and 8,144,000
the week ending Oct.
unqualified confidence in the outcome.
his
1,711,123,000 in
1,741,295,000 in the last week, and in
and
in trade and business as a whole was
peared to be shared by the betting fraternity, as the odds in
the
for the dif¬
1,645,587,000 units
the output
campaign with equal vigor and determination, and indicated
This confidence ap¬
increased from
1,499,459,000 in the week ending Oct. 1 to 1,533,028,000 in
the close of the month as
during the earlier stages of the
industry of the United States
week,, though
from week to
behind all the years immediately preceding
well
back to 1929.
they no longer proceeded as if their case was hopeless, as
In the meantime Governor Roosevelt pushed his
The production of electricity
971,255 cars to 959,492 cars.
mills of the
campaign.
down from 777,712 cars
769,673 cars, and in the corresponding weeks of 1930 from
to
Republicans by President Hoover's aggressive action, and
assumed by many of them
For the wTeek
oh all the roads
ending Oct. 1 the loading of revenue freight
Oct.
of his Administration
weeks of 1931,
compared with the corresponding
and still heavier losses as
in the week ending
enlarged upon the acts
though in the week ending Oct. 22 there
falling off again, and in all cases there were heavy
a
losses
Association,
week ending Oct;;8,
Oct. 15, was able to report that loading
and the week ending
thinking that the aggressive way in which Mr. Hoover de¬
and
1931, with the result that for
the American Railway
namely, for the week ending Oct. 1, the
proclaimed their views, and there appeared every reason for
fended
still making decidedly
though
unfavorable comparisons with
1929,
system."
to week,
three successive weeks
little
Car loadings began to run a
reduced scale.
larger from week
came
The Democrats,
operations continued
further below, and building
noted
as
before the Presidential election,
the month
was
set for Tuesday,
Lumber production also showed a falling off again,
covery.
FINANCIAL EVENTS.
earliest
textile trades, for
which were inclined to lessen their speed of re¬
•instance,
OCTOBER—COMMERCIAL AND
also evi¬
in some trades that had given the
dence of slackening
manifestations of returning activity—the
REVIEW OF
little
There were not lacking
for the time being.
indications to confirm this view, though there was
DANA COMPANY,
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of Jthe
and that the trend would continue
second half of the year,
upward even if the recovery then inaugurated made
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remained undetermined.
terprise, accordingly, was held in abeyance.
Single copies are sold at 75 cents per copy.
extra.
commit¬
En¬
involved, no one was inclined to venture ppon new
ments so long as the outcome
United
other foreign
political, uncertainty is
is always the case when a great
as
publications of the
except
of the general
of things a large mass
public stood by in positive bewilderment, and furthermore,
Quotation Record :
and
Commercial & Financial Chronicle and
States,
NO. 11
NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 4 1932.
VOL. 5.
trade became increasingly appar¬
political controversy grew in intensity and bitter¬
tirely independent of the outcome of the political campaign.
In
this
we
allude
to
a
new
breakdown
V
in
the
course
of
MONTHLY
commodity values, and in
prices,
particular the collapse in wheat
to'the lowest figures recorded in centuries, and the
renewed decline in the
market value of cotton, the one
of the West and the
chief money crop
the
other the chief money
This obviously was no small matter, since
it meant further distress to the agricultural classes of the
;5 country, already reduced to dire extremity. This breakdown
in commodity values attracted the more attention inasmuch
as the change for the better in the general industrial situa¬
tion, inaugurated during the second half of the year, ap¬
peared to have had its origin very largely in the recovery
which then occurred in wheat and cotton, and which oertainly was greatly aided by such recovery.: The depth to
which the price of wheat in the markets of the world fell
during October was the sensational feature of the month,
and
it
had bearings away
beyond the limits of the
United States, extending in its ramifications to many other
'parts of the world. It was obviously a matter of vital con¬
cern to Argentina and Australia, as well as to the United
States and Canada, and likewise to the surplus grain procrop
of the South.
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REVIEW
1932 wheat crop of the
The
much
United States as a whole is
1931, notwithstanding that the spring
considerably better than that of 1931, when
almost a complete failure.
The 1932 winter wheat
that of
below
wheat yield is
it
was
the other hand, is much below the
crop, on
exceptional yield
1931, and, accordingly, the total of all wheat for 1932 in
the United States is 712,000,000 bushels against 894,000,000
of
(according to the crop report of the
bushels in 1931
United
Agriculture, made public on Oct. 10),
a decrease, it will be observed, of 182,000,000 bushels.
On
the other hand,: the Canadian crop is one of the largest
ever raised in the Dominion, it being estimated at 467,150,000
States Department of
only 304,144,000 bushels in 1931, and com¬
420,672,000 bushels in 1930 and 304,520,000
bushels in 1929, and Chicago dispatches said that the fixed
determination of Canada to sell her wheat crop in world
bushels against
paring
with
;
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-Joeing countries of Central Europe.
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P'vF:
The Breakdown of the
v
.
Another most unfortunate
Pound Sterling.
development, and also of wide
"
concern, was
the complete collapse in the value
of the pound
market. This last, affecting the financial prestige of. one of the great countries of
the world, whose financial standing has always been pre¬
-eminently high, could not be viewed with unconcern even
in the United States, though the disposition in Great Britain
itself was to treat the depreciation with complete indiffer¬
ence, if one may judge of public comment on the subject.
Thus the financial editor of the "Times" of London wai^
sterling in the foreign exchange
o
/,
.•quoted as saying: "The so-called fall of the pound is of no
/importance," adding, "the only really important fact is that
the old gold standard has ceased to exist owing to about
three-quarters of the gold supplies being cornered by a few
given by economists in the grain
the crash of wheat values to
markets at any price was
trade
the
as
reason
behind
It is well known that Canada
always follows the practice of getting its big surplus out of
the country as soon as possible, and Canadian exports have
latterly been running heavy while those of the United States
remained light.
In that respect the Dominion has pursued
a policy quite in contrast with that of the United States.
When our Federal Farm Board was engaged in buying up
the lbwest levels in history,
vast supplies of wheat, in sight of the whole world, Canada
quietly disposed of her large surplus.
She appears to be
pursuing the same policy now.
And it should not be for¬
gotten that under the Ottawa agreement Canada is to have
a
preference of 6c. a bushel on wheat going to Great
Britain
and
compared with grain coming from the United States
as
In addition to all this it was pro¬
noted, to grant a bonus of 5c. a bushel to
prairie wheat growers, but which scheme had to be aban¬
doned because of the financial condition of the Dominion
other foreign countries.
posed,
as
already
r
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London
Bearing in mind that cable transfers on
countries."
during
lowest
8, thus
of less than
had tumbled badly on several different occasions
the month, and had touched $3.27% on Oct. 26, the
figure since Dec. 8 1931, against $3.46 1/16 on Oct.
,
decline of 19c. in the brief space
three weeks, this seemed a light way of dismissing a seri¬
ous matter, though it may have been merely a reflection
of the British habit of putting a brave face on things in
showing
'
times
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a
of
stress
and
trouble.
The month's
the rate of sterling, and the causes
fluctuations in
underlying the same or
assigned for them, are discussed at length in our review of
/ the foreign exchange market in the closing paragraphs of
this article.
The Drop"in Wheat Prices to the Lowest Level Reached in Centuries—Other Grain Prices Also Lower—The Distress of the
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Farming Classes.
>
It
is hardly possible
to exaggerate the importance and
•significance of the further great drop in the price of wheat.
On Wednesday,
Oct. 26, the price of the December option
v
for wheat in Chicago tumbled to 44%c., and it might be added
./
that oh Monday, Oct. 31, the price went still lower, touching
43%c., and reached the lowest level recorded in 340 years.
The "Wall Street Journal" for Wednesday, Oct. 26, in noting
/
the break on that day,
a
eagged on that day to the lowest levels that have prevailed
j..
since 1592, when English farmers received only 50c. a bushel
.for their wheat.
observed that world wheat prices had
In the
Liverpool grain pit the price
/Oct. 26 was only slightly more than that figure.
?
the history of the
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.
prices been
on
Oct. 26.
on
Never in
United States, it was pointed out,
had
low as the figure reached in the Chicago pit
Wheat in Canada's chief market sold down to
so
46c. for the December option on
Oct. 26, the smallest price
In January 1895
in the history of that 27-year old exchange.
(37
years
't6 48%c.
ago) wheat in the Chicago market had sold down
The periods of business stress in 1907 and 1921
apassed without that record having been disturbed.
On Oct.
1931, however, tyheat culminated a sustained downward
.. movement*
with the bottom price of 44%c. A rally to 73c.
followed in the autumn of that year, but the market failed
b
.
.5
"(tb hold that gain.
Ob July 16 1932, under the
pressure
6f hedging of winter wheat, a large spring wheat crop, and
'
generally favorable world prospects, wheat slumped to 44%c.
;0(for the July option), and that price was again reached
(ifon July 18.
It was also remarked that the decline within
the past few weeks had put the American market within 2c.
Government.
had touched 44%c. as
only occasional feeble rallies, and on Oct. 29 an even lower
when sales occurred at 43%c., while
Monday, Oct. 31, there was a further dip to 43 %c., though
the close for the day was 44c., which compares with an open¬
depth was reached,
on
ing price of 53% c. on Oct. 1.
In the May wheat option at
Chicago a low of 48%c. was reached on Oct 31 against 59%c.
on Oct. 4, with the close Oct. 31 at 49y2c. against the opening
price on Oct. 1 of 58%c.
At Winnipeg greater steadiness
developed.
The December wheat option touched 46c. on
Oct. 26, and this compared with a high figure for the month
of 51%c., but on Oct. 31 there was a further drop to 44%c.,
though the close on that day for the Winnipeg December
option was 46%c., which compared with the opening price
of 51 %c. on Oct. 1.
All the other leading grains also suffered
further severe declines during October, adding to the dis¬
tress of the Western agricultural communities.
In these
instances the low figures of the month were reached on
Oct. 26, with a moderate upward reaction thereafter.
The
December option for corn in Chicago sold down from 28%c. a
bushel Oct. 4 to 23%c. Oct. 26, with the close Oct. 31 at 24%>c.,
which compares with an opening price on Oct. 1 of 27%e.
In the case of oats, the December option at Chicago sold
down to 14%c. Oct. 26 from 17%c. Oct. 1, and closed
Oct. 31 at 15%c.
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As indicating the depth of the depression in grain prices
and the hardships it is working,, some striking news dis¬
patches came from various parts of the world.
Thus Cana¬
dian press advices from Calgary, Oct. 26, stated that wheat
was being sold for $9 a ton, while the prevailing price for
sawdust was $10 a ton, so the solicitor for a Calgary district
of world
shipping competition for thb first time in 23 months,
dbd the hopd was exptes'^bd that much of the surplus wheat
in this Country would be exported shortly, thus improving
•'the
3
statistical position,
The chief immediate unsettling
factor in the break on Oct. 26 was official announcement
•j.
that a plan for
•
a
Government bonus to wheat
growers
in
j..Cdnada had been dropped. The previous week (Oct. 19)
'/Premier Bennett had told the Dominion House of Commons
'
that the Canadian
t
Government
was
considering proposals
the
master
chambers
in
there
stated that prices of oats were
sented only about 7
grow
to 10c.
down to levels that repre¬
bushel to the farmers who
Modifies Restrictions on Trading
in Grain Futures—-Governing
Board of Trade
Chicago
Long and Short Position•
The Secretary
on
Oct.
22
that
of Agriculture, Arthur M. Hyde, announced
he had abolished, effective Oct. 24, the
requirement that reports be made to the Graiii Futures
Administration
on
which
more
involve
trades by
States Daily" of Oct.
than
25, in referring to the matter, said :
Their reports form a large part
Administration has regulated the
given at the Department.
individuals on grain exchanges
500,000 bushels.
The "United
of the basis on which the Grain Futures
grain exchanges, according to information
They were eliminated by Secretary Hyde to
that they keep traders
according to
wheat bonus the present
was
year.
not in
a
position
Associated Press
advices fronr Chicago, Oct. 26, observed that not only had
f5the bonus policy of the Canadian Government on wheat been
discontinued,; but Government-sponsored buying support for
out of the market,
a
narrowing the scope of trading and lowering grain prices,
statement by the Secretary
announcing his action. Mr.
had taken action to prevent
Hyde added that the Chicago Board of Trade
undue short selling.
Secretary Hyde's statement
ment as of Oct. 24,
It has long been
announcing suspension of the report require¬
follows in full text:
the contention of the grain exchanges and
the wheat market had also apparently been withdrawn, and
dealers that the regulations of the
Canadian prices were left to shift for themselves.
ing reports of trades in excess of
day.
the grain.
Secretary of Agriculture Hyde
on
a
House of Commons that the Dominion
a
that
In the case of oats Chicago advices Oct. 9
of corn for fuel.
determine whether or not the contention is true
to pay
on
Des Moines,
Iowa, Oct. 9, prices for corn were so low (farmers being
offered at that time only 13 or 14c. a bushel, and further
declines occurring later m the month), and the harvest so
plentiful that many Iowa farmers were considering the use
to grant a bonus of 5c. a bushel to prairie wheat growers.
But on Tuesday, Oct. 25, Mr. Bennett made it plain to the
'
N
told
farmer
According to Associated Press advices from
,.
'
prices on Oct. 25 and Oct. 26, on
option for wheat in Chicago
against 54%C. on Oct. 4. there were
After the break in wheat
which latter day the December
of the grain
Grain Futures Administration requir¬
500,000 bushels by individual traders
3
MONTHLY KEVIEW
lowering the prices of grains.
saying that a modification of
would result in larger purchasing and broader commodity
narrowing the market and
almost unanimous in
have resulted in
Grain dealers are now
regulation
this
markets.
While there
that such modification will
be no absolute assurance
can
higher prices, there is widely held opinion that
broader markets will finally result in better prices to the farmers.
In view of those representations and of the fact that prices of wheat,
corn and oats are ruinously low, I am persuaded to test the truth of such
views and have directed that on and after Monday, Oct. 24 1932, the
immediately
in
result
long and short position of
requirement that the
individual accounts be
....'pV,v.:
is conditioned on the fact that the Chicago Board of
resolution of its board of directors undertaken to prevent
harmful short selling.
This modification shall remain in effect until
notice of hearing on the reinstatement of the regulations shall have been
given or until undue price fluctuations or price levels occur which indicate
waived.
This modification
Trade has by
manipulation of the market.
Reports from
Trade to Call for Confidential
Chicago Board of
Members
on
Short Interest in Grain.
to the Chicago "Journal of Commerce" of
Business Conduct Committee of the Chicago
Board of Trade served notice to members that reports on
excessive short interest in grain would be required.
Forms
According
Oct.
the
27,
reporting such holdings were mailed to members
on Oct. 26, said the paper quoted, which
for use in
of the Exchange
?;,v
added:
vy/;.,.:,
of Federal restrictions which
the recent removal
follows
action
This
required reports to the Grain
Futures Administration of open interests
It is understood that the Board
600,000 bushels or more.
of
of Trade re¬
similar figure.
.
The ruling is in accordance with the agreement with the Grain Futures
Administration that upon lifting of Government restrictions the Exchange
would take steps to prevent excessive short selling.
Daily reports are
scheduled to be made beginning Friday, Oct. 28.
A statement accompany¬
quirements will set the limits at
ing the form said:
accordance with
"In
of Directors
resolution adopted by the Board
a
special meeting on Thursday, Oct. 20 1932, the Business
Committee has been charged with the duty of prohibiting all
at
a
The attached form is sent to you as a
which the Business Conduct Committee
speculative short selling.
the necessary procedure
obliged to follow in order
that they may have proper supervision over
will be absolutely confidential and the names
"These reports
viduals
of indi¬
will not be disclosed to
the short lines of individuals
set from time to time by the directors for the
expressed by code numbers or letters
as
limits
exceed such
Committee unless
Conduct
Business
the
harmful
part of
will be
in the grain market.
short interest
the
Conduct
are
as
and these become a menace to the market.
without disclosure of identity, will, of course, be available
guidance of the Committee
Information,
quoted at 8*4c. Oct. 31 against a nominal price of 10c bid on
Sept. 28.
This compared with 8%c. bid Aug. 31; 8^4c. July
30; 7%c. on June 30; 8%c. May 31; 7%@7%c. April 30; 7}4c.
Mar. 31; 7*4c. Feb. 29; 7%c. Jan. 30; also with 7@71/4c. Dec.
31; 0yo@6%c. Nov. 30; 5%@6c. Oct.
delay, information obtained in sugar circles indicated
what disposition should
the
that it resulted from dissension over
Affects
Drop
Grain—Withdrawal
of Support
Reflected in Chicago Prices.
Associated Press accounts from Chicago,
by the collapse of British exchange to
Shaken
England went off the gold standard,
new
Oct. 24, stated:
mended that the crop be
mitting liquidation of the pool as well as of the
Chadbourne
the lowest point since
viously came out in an editorial against this plan desired
to see the mill owners authorized to grind 2,700,000 tons and
to hold the
of certain restrictions against future
both from Argentina and Australia was
of Agriculture
Crop
and export demand
lower
those of any
than
deferred
for
Hog
for North American wheat was another
delivery
bearish,
disappointment.
near-by shipments of wheat at prices
other country, Argentina was reported offering
Canada was offering
Although
shipment at prices
Prices at 36-Year
well under those of Canada.
Slump.
in Chicago on Oct. 31,
Top price
was $3.30 on 180-270-pound weights which ranged down to
$3.25.
A few heavies and plainer kinds sold downward to
$3 and below. The declines were attributed mainly to weak¬
ened pork markets as receipts were lighter.
It is true, how¬
ever, the Chicago advices said, that slightly smaller receipts
had
been counterbalanced
by direct country buying of
Hogs sold down to a 36-year low
when the market continued its long
packers.
Course
<
v:
;}.
sinking spell.
of
Coffee and Sugar Pricei—Coffee
on
Suffers
a
Sharp Re-
the Ending of the Brazilian Revolution and
Opening of Brazilian Ports to Export Shipments—Sugar
the
Prices
Also Weaken at the Close of the Month.
As
was
to be expected,
opening of the port of Santos to export ship¬
ments brought a big decline in the price of coffee, especially
of the Brazilian grades.
Washington advices, Oct. 14, stated
that, according to a report to the Department of Commerce,
the Brazilian Federal Government had repealed the decree
from
Santos, and Associated
Press advices
Rio de Janeiro stated that the first coffee
permitted
Santos since it had been
blockaded by the Navy had been taken aboard the Munson
liner "Western World" on that day.
It loaded 50,000 sacks
to
the
leave
Sao Paulo
Active, but Rayon at Capacity
The renewed break in the
price of cotton was hardly less
disturbing than the collapse in wheat and grain, and was
in the market values of lead¬
noteworthy feature of
Export shipments of the staple continued to
part of the distressing decline
ing commodities which was such a
month.
the
well
ahead
the previous year and home
of those for
consumption of cotton was also well maintained,
but dis¬
appointment was felt because the Agricultural Bureau- at
Washington in its monthly report at the beginning of (Oc¬
tober did not show a further reduction in the, estimated
prospective yield of the growing crop, though nevertheless
forecasting a very short crop as compared with the crop
in 1931.
The Department in its report made pub ic
Oct. 8, put the yield at 11,425,000 bales as
grown
on
Saturday,
against 11,310,000 bales the estimate a month earlier.
This
was nevertheless a decline of over 5% million bales as com¬
i7,-
pared with the actual harvest the previous season, at
bales, but the estimate was about 300,000 bales
larger than the average of private estimates, and; proved
quite
a
port of
bombshell to those in the trade who had predicted
would be under 11,000,000 bales.
Selling
before the report appeared and increased in volume
the figures
that
started
the ending of the Brazilian revolu¬
tion and the
closing the port of
the Market Price of Cotton—The Course
.
096,000
,
duction
Output.
run
Low—Weaker Pork Markets Held Cause
of
"}'
700,000 tons over until next year.
of Textiles—Cotton Goods Less
British Government support for sterling rates
had an unsettling effect on grain values, and proved more than a counter¬
balance for any stimulating effects of removal by the United States De¬
news
Secretary of State who several days pre¬
Orestes Ferrara,
of
dealings.
300,000 tons
which must be disposed of yearly under
Plan.
Some producers headed by Dr.
The Renewed Break in
partment
limited to 2.000,000 tons, thus per¬
wheat, corn and rye to-day reached
bottom records.
Apparent withdrawal
The Sugar Institute recom¬
be made of the 700,000 ton pool.
the
Sterling
Pound
31; 5y2c. Sept. 30; 5y2@
July 31; 6%@7c. June 30; 6%c.
May 29; 6*4@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*4 @
7%c. Dec. 31 1930. No. 7 Santos Oct. 31 was quoted at lO^c.
There was no quotation Sept. 30 for this grade, but earlier
in September the price was 14c. bid.
This compares with
12%c. Aug. 31; 10y4c. July 80; 9ys@9%c. June 30; 9%@10c.
May 31; 9c. bid April 30; 8y»c. bid March 31; 8y2c. Feb. 29;
8%c. Jan. 30. It also compares with 8@8%c. Dec. 31; 734@
7%c. Nov. 30; 7y4c. bid Oct. 31; 67/s@7c. Sept. 30; 6%@
6%c. Aug, 31; 7y2@7.y8c. July 31; 8y2@9c. June 30; SV2@
8%c. May 29, and the same figures for April 30; 7%@8c.
March 31; 7%@8c. Feb. 28; 8%@9c. Jan. 31, all in the year
1931, and with 8%@9%ci Dec. 311930, and liy4c. Oct 311930.
Sugar prices moved upward the first half of the month
but suffered a setback the latter half.
Cuban raw sugar
at the end of September had sold at the equivalent of 1.14c.
c.i.f.
On Oct. 13 sales were made at 1.20c., the high price
for the year.
After that, however, there were successive
declines and on Oct. 28 sales were made at the equivalent
of 1.06c., 1.05c. and 1.04c. c.i.f.
The wholesale price of re¬
fined sugar here in New York City was reduced by the lead¬
ing refineries on Oct. 3 from 4.25c. to 4.15c., but marked up
again to 4.25c. at the close of business on Oct. 15.
Havana
advices Oct. 17 stated that the conference scheduled 'for
that day between President Machado and the directors of
the Sugar Institute, the official body controlling the sugar
industry, at which the figures for the 1933 sugar crop were
to be decided had been indefinitely postponed according to
the President of the Institute.
The advices said that while
no official statement was forthcoming as to the
reason for
53/40. Aug. 31;; 5%@6c.
of segregated sugar
Committee."
Business Conduct
to the
paid for the 24,000 bags of the October allotment sold on
Sept. 30 and 14.27c. to 14.52c. for the September allotment
of 62,500 bags.
The coffee cost the Farm Board the equiva¬
lent of about 8c. in wheat.
No. 7 Rio for spot delivery was
afterward, the net setback in cotton futures running
from
Spot cotton here in New York was marked
6.65c. and with larger or
smaller fluctuations from day to day touched 6.20c. on
Oct. 24 and after a rally to 6.45c. on Oct, 27,- dropped to
43 to 47
down
points.
on
that day from 7.05c. to
6.15c. Oct.
31, which compared with 7.25c. on Sept,' 30' and
Sept. 7, and 9.20c. Aug. 29, registering, 'a? decline jof
over 3c a pound or $15 a bale.
With the raw material thus
suffering such a great shrinkage, prices of cloth tiaturally
9c
on
also
of
moved downward causing a
the
cotton
goods market.
decidedly
Print cloths
unsettled'
Oct.
state
Fall "River
at
11 froih 3c.
pounds each—for New York.
It was stated that the
World" was the first ship to enter the port for
coffee since the revolt began on July 9.
News of this first
for 28 in. 64 x 60 were marked down
shipment from the port of Santos resulted in extensive liqui¬
dation of coffee futures on the New York Coffee and Sugar
during the month from 2%c. to 2y2c., and of 30-inW40x30
Exchange on Oct. 13.
Prices for Santos contracts closed at
declines of 26 to 39 points for the day.
These declines com¬
tical
pared with a maximum drop of 200 points when the Brazilian
rebellion ended.
The remaining quantity of 38,500 bags of
general quietude, which was further
Presidential campaign, though with no
^-132
"Western
the October allotment of
were
sold
on
62,500 bags of Farm Board coffee
Oct. 4 at prices ranging from 10 56c. to 11.65c.,
according to announcement by the Grain Stabilization Corpo¬
ration.
These prices
compared with 11 %c. to 15c. per pound
a
to
7
yard to 2%c, and further
2%c. Oct. 28.
oz.
on
reduced to 2%e. Oct. IT and
The price of-27 in. 64 x 60 was reduced
Osanburgs from 5%c.
to 5^40.
However, the.:statis¬
position continued very encouraging, even though
decline
in
prices
proved
an
the
causing
accentuated by the
unsettling
influence,
apprehension
ap-
parently of a relapse to the disorganized condition of' all the
textile industries before the great change for the better in
these trades which
half of the year.
occurred with the advent of
the second'
Mill stocks of carded cotton cloth' at the
.
MONTHLY .REVIEW
end
of
September were reported on
ciation
of
Merchants
Textile
Cotton
Oct. 13 by the Asso¬
The plan will ease the burden of repayment of suchl oans and should result
of New
in
York at less
production.
Stocks were down
23.5% for the month of September to 160,121,000 yards, a
new low record.
Billings during the month were 334,242,000
than three weeks of current
;
yards or 117.3%
of production which totalled 284,956,000
yards. ■ Sales for the month were 292,410,000 yards or
102.6% of production.
Unfilled yardage was 444,028,000
yards, a greater back log, it was stated, than at the same
date in the boom year of 1929, when the figure was 438,-
•
'
952,000 yards; stocks then
the present date.
The
sued Oct. 14, showed that
the United States during
185,000,000 yards more than
Census Bureau in its report is¬
cotton consumed by the mills of
were
at
had
amounted
491,655 bales of lint and 61,308 bales of linters, compared
to
with
•
September 1932,
64,269 bales of linters in
bales of lint and
464,335
Accounts from Europe also were highly encouraging.
Press
Associated
to
advices
from
Ac¬
Manchester,
England, Oct. 11 the British Cotton industry was operating
under a torrent of orders, part of them released by the
settlement
spired
by
of
weavers'
the
that
fears
strike
spinners
the
the
and
remainder
quit
will
work.
Indian shippers have
Sales
Meanwhile
level.
were
doubled.
the position
% inch.
loans made prior to 1932 on the
yarn
For the last fort¬
similar to those of
Order books have reached the 1930
nearer to a
crisis.
posted Monday, effective in seven days.
Notice of 8)4% wage
Thus far neither side has
.
ceipts will be required to be delivered to authorized field agents of the
Secretary
to the regional collection office
or
sufficient cotton to col¬
on
lateralize the loan at the price above mentioned rather than on the quantity
required at current market prices.
cents per
pound
In certain
the basis will be 9)4
areas
middling %-inch cotton.
on
r
Differentials will be prepared to provide premiums for staple longer than
Vi inch and grades better than middling and likewise discounts for short
by Federal licensed
All cotton
All cotton deposited as collateral must be graded
classers.
w-C//v;-
collateralized must be accompanied by an agreement signed
so
by the borrower whereby he
reserves
the right of selling such cotton at any
time prior to March 1 1933, and authorizes the
Secretary to sell same in his
discretion at any time subsequent to that date.
Receipts Required.
•
.
Warehouse receipts will be required on sufficient cotton to cover the
together with storage and insurance charges and any
advance which may be made for picking and ginning expenses.
When the
cotton is finally sold the borrower will be credited with the proceeds of the
sale.
In the event that the proceeds are not sufficient to
the full
pay
amount of the loan the balance will remain
as an
obligation of the borrower.
If the proceeds of sales are more than sufficient to
pay the loan and interest,
the balance will be refunded.
/
The above plan will permit farmers to fully collateralize their loans from
made any move, publicly at least, toward resuming negotiations.
Then also the Polish cotton
basis of 9 cents per
Borrowers who wish to take advantage of the
When delivered to the latter, cotton must be insured and warehouse re¬
The
of the spinning section, which concerns
200,000 workers, approaches daily
cuts was
on
collateral plan will be required to deliver their cotton to the cotton co-oper¬
ative associations or to Federal bonded warehouses.
amount of the loan
been heavy buyers this week.
night spinning mills have experienced demands for
the 1929 boom.
Cotton will be accepted as collateral for crop production loans of 1932 and
unpaid balances
pound middling
in¬
Associated Press advices also said:
,,V
.
■
during the coming Winter.
staple and lower grades.
September 1931.
cording
improving the cotton market.
The purpose of this plan is to encourage the storage of cotton, relieving
the pressure on the market and assisting the farmers to care for their families
spinning mills using American
the Secretary and at the same time permit them to dispose of the balance of
their crops for cash
\
„
reported
be
operating on full single-shift
the early part of September, according to a
report received from Assistant Trade Commissioner Gilbert
were
to
basis during
Redfern at Warsaw.
Maximum Limit of Interest
Bales
Demand for cotton yarn is said to be fairly good so that in spite of the
activity of the spinning mills stocks of yarn are still regarded
Although
no
improvement was reported in the demand for piece
goods it is expected by many cotton goods merchants that a better demand
is in prospect owing to the low stocks in the hands of mills and wholesalers.
voted
Oct.
on
future
13
$2.20@$2.25,
on
Nov. .30 and also
paring
Oct. 31 1931, and com¬
31 1930.
In the 20-22
on
with $4.70@$4.75 on Jan.
deniers, Japanese crack double extra were quoted at $1.45@
$1.50, Oct. 31 against $1.60@$1.65, Sept. 30; $2.00@$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@$2.00, Jan.
30; $1.85@$1.90, Dec. 31 1931; $2.30@$2.32%, Nov. 30;
$2.10@$2.15, Oct. 31 1931, and comparing with $4.60@$4.65,
Jan. 311930.
In rayons the
activity previously noted continued and in
The rayon yarn
producing industry produced at the rate of 100% of capacity
October
90%
against
in
September, according to the
"Textile Organon," published by Tubize Chatillon
Corpora-"
tion.
No slackening in demand is apparent at the
present
time, it is added.
The volume of rayon shipments in Oc¬
tober showed little diminution from the
tember, while prices
Crude
rubber
spot delivery
are
Lumber
prices
evinced
a
with 28%
compared
ended
Oct.
31
were
tional
Lumber
operations
by
on
any
■
v.."-"::/,
Department of Agriculture on Oct. 5 announced a
plan for extending crop-production loans in cotton States
by
accepting the staple as collateral on the basis of 9 cents a
middling seven-eighths inch.
In "certain areas,"
department will allow 9% cents a pound on middling
seven-eighth-inch cotton.
The announcement in behalf of
the Department of Agriculture was
given out as follows by
Henry S. Olarke, Director of the 1932 Crop Production
on
the
Office, according to the "United
request
of
a
operative associations,
States Daily":
large number of Senators and Congressmen,
and individuals in the
before and 37%
week
the
week
Manufacturers'
Association
covering
the
The weekly average of new business reported
was 20% below that
ago.
reported during the weeks of September.
September orders
however, relatively heavy this year, exceeding those
of August by nearly 20%.
The Association in its statement
were,
also said
as
Production
follows:
reported by the 687 mills during the week ended Oct. 22
as
which
was
higher than any week since June with
the exception of the week ended Oct. 15.
feet, which
was
Orders received
were
130,945,000
lower than any week since early August.
The identical mill report showed orders 18% below those of last year and
production 24%
below, all regions showing declines.
were not so
as
of the year
ings
high
during
some recent
weeks, but
from April to the middle of September.
Lumber shipments
above
were
week
every
Forest products load¬
reported by the American Railway Association for the week ended
as
Oct. 15
were
higher than for any week since April.
'
\
Depressed—Copper
Further Price
a
-
.
'
.
Slightly Greater Activity but Remains
and
Other
Metals
Non-Ferrous
Show
Weakness.
The steel industry continued to lack support from the
major consuming industries—the railroads, building con¬
struction, and the
automobile manufacturer—but made
minor
issue
gains in
of
Oct.
no
directions.
other
27
said
that
The
except for
"Iron
larger
Age"
in
orders
its
from
of the automobile companies, steel business had made
further headway—a
certainty
situation generally ascribed to
as to the outcome of the
un¬
Presidential election and
the effect that a change of administration might have upon
trade recovery.
Ingot production for the country as a
whole
the
at
capacity
close
$43
a
of
the
17%%
against
was
month
at
a
the
was
at
reduction
20%
about
beginning.
One
of
in the price of
of
the
steel
ton to $40 by the United States Steel Cor¬
poration and followed by other producers, but the "Iron
Age" said this was not expected to produce much immediate
That the directors of the United States Steel
Corporation, however, looked for some extension of recent
gains was assumed from their action on Oct. 25 in declar¬
ing the usual quarterly dividend of 1%% on the preferred
shares notwithstanding the company's loss in
the third
quarter was the largest ever experienced during the entire
history of the company, for a period of 31
issue
of
"Iron
Age" discussed things-as follows:
Nov.
years.
3, bringing conditions down to Nov.
In its
1,
the
With many buyers awaiting the outcome of the election before making
co¬
cotton-growing States, the
Secretary of Agriculture has agreed to liberalize the
terms of the crop
pro¬
duction loans in these States for the relief of the
distressed cotton farmers.
the
during the first three weeks of October
rail tonnage.
The
Increases—
687 leading softwood and hardwood mills.
was
24% of capacity, compared with 22% a
Production
month
rails from
Pound,
but Production
Shipments Largest Since April.
of
events of the month
Crop Loam Liberalized by Department of Agriculture—
Cotton to Be Accepted aa Collateral on Basis of Nine Cents
the
interest
Sept. 17, according to telegraphic reports to the Na¬
15%@15%c. Feb. 28 1930,.
At
of
month
New business at the lumber mills of the country during
was 26% of their production capacity,
weakening tendency due
Cotton
Loans
one
the week ended Oct. 22
some
pound
any
Setback
a
Forest Products
April 30; 3 l-16c. bid and 3 3-16c. asked March 31; 3%@
11-lOc. Feb. 29; 4 5-16@4 7-16c. Jan.
30; 4 13-16c.@
4 15-lGc. Dec. 31
1931; 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. Mar. 31; 7%@7%c.
Feb. 28; 7%@8c. Jan. 31; 8%@8%c. Dec. 31
1930, and
a
in
Exchange
including September 1933.
Activity Suffers
'
strong.
3
;
delivery
Steel Industry Develops
quoted at 3%c. asked against
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 May 31; 3 l-16c. asked
,
.
high rates of Sep¬
in part to the decline in the pound
sterling which found little
reflection in the London price.
Ribbed smoked sheets for
;
from
member, firm, or corporation, and his or its affiliations, at
1,000,000 bales for delivery in October, 1932, and in all
totaled 120,091,000 feet,
fact rayon output reached capacity limits.
in
Delivery
silk
prices suffered a further reaction due both to
lower prices in Japan and further depreciation in the
Japanese yen.
Here in New York Japanese double extra
13-15 deniers were quoted at $1.55@$1.60 Oct. 31 against
$1.75@$1.80, Sept. 30, $2@$2.05, Aug. 31; $1.40@$1.45, July
30; $1.121/2@$1.17%, June 30; $1.10@$1.15, May 31; $1.35@
$1.40, April 30; $1.50@$1.55, Mar. 31; $1.67% @$1.70, Feb.
29; $1.87%@$1.90, Jan. 30; $1.85@$1.90, Dec. 31 1931;
on
for
the maximum limit
set
to
for
contracts
months up to and
Raw
Exchange
The Board of Managers of the New York Cotton
increased
low.
Contracts Set at 1,000,000
Future
on
Cotton
York
New
October 1932 to September 1933,
Under date of Oct. 24 the Department
stated:
as
by
'
cotton
further
commitments,
new
steel
business
has
•
declined;
production has gained a point from last week to 20%
yet
steel
ingot
of the country's
capacity, mainly because of recent orders from the automobile industry.
Pig iron output in October, figured on a daily basis, gained 5.3%
over that
low point
month's average was 21.5% above the
September and last
of
of August.
Prices
r
iron production is
steel showed a
and
iron
for
weakening tendency
the most unfavorable feature in the
The "Iron Age" made the composite
that was perhaps
and
trade.
the
of
state
price of finished steel Nov. 1 1.948c. a pound as against
1.965c. a month earlier, and the composite price of pig iron
earlier.
1, $13,59 a gross ton against $13.64 a month
Nov.
for Nov. 1 at $7.50 a gross ton as
month earlier.
-
Steel scrap was reported
against $7.67 a
price weakness was
conspicuously the case with
the case of the nonferrous metals
In
also
this
and
feature
a
was
Customs smelters on Oct. 28 quoted copper
domestic market at 5%c. a pound delivered to the
March 1933 and some metal was obtainable -in one
directions at 5.25c. as far ahead as March.
Copper
Oct. 10 ordered sharp
25 Texas fields. , Accord¬
ing to Associated Press advices from Austin, Texas, Oct. 11,
R. D. Parker, director of the Commission's oil and gas divi¬
sion, said that orders w*ould be issued to bring every oil pro¬
ducing area in the State under proration.
Mr. Parker also
said that the new schedule will reduce the daily output for
Texas 117,000 barrels under the average for the week ended
reduction in oil production from
The advices also said as follows:
1.
Oct.
almost
375,000
barrels daily and steep cuts were made in other fields.
The orders will
become effective Oct.- 15.
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1
No change was made in the method of prorating the top allowable for the:
East Texas tield.
Under the current order each well contributed an equal
portion to the field limit.
Starting Oct. 15, each well in the East Texas
from the date ot its discovery, was
field
will
allowed
be
two
or
destinations was at levels corresponding with
5.25c. c.i.f. Hamburg, Havre and London.
At the
foreign
5.20
to
outset of the
week the domestic price for delivery in
same
price of
from 6c. to
5%c. and Oct 24 was further reduced to 514c., and Oct. 27
to 5.00c.
Lake copper in this city was marked down from
O^c. to 6c. Oct. 21. then to 5%c. Oct. 24 and to 5^0. Oct.
27.
The price of lead in New York was advanced early
Connecticut
still
was
6%e.
York
New
At
V"
in
the
to 3.25c.
from 3.00c.
month
but
reduced again
was
Tin at New York was
to 3.15c. Oct. 7 and to 3.00c. Oct. 11.
quoted at 23.30c. Oct. 31 as against 24.20c. Oct. 3.
^
production from
Restored,
*
Though with Some Cuts in Crude Oil at the Be¬
ginning of the Month.
The average daily
barrels,
Texas for the week ending Oct. 1 was 922,160
including marginal well production.
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Orders also were issued by the Commission cancelling all exemptions to
the figure
Oil & Refining Co. produce only a ratable share
agreement, made after Danciger attacked State
court
Other operators had complained vigorously
of proration schedules.
V
against the situation.
New.
Old.
Field—
6,300
Crane-Upton..........
16,700
12,700
Darst Creek
18,000
14,000
7,500
57,000
West Central
30,000
....
65,000
Yates..
Winkler-*.
-
35,000
—
22,000
Howard Glasscock—
Ector
-
-
Salt Flat
10,000
—
—
from
Restrained
Texas
Purchaser
Act
in
-,
—
Sugar Land—
.
(A) Varber's Hill
—
(A) Goose Creek
(A) High Island
..
..
4,800
17,350
4,250
6,500
12,000
8,000
22,500
3,800
19,108
3,201
6,050
5,159
5,159
(A) Hull.......
...
(A) Humble....-.-.--.
(A) Pettus
(A) Pierce Junction
6,050
(A; Resugio
9,100
(A) Spindle Top
3,250
6,000
4,500
5,158
5,500
4,688
7,701
2,760
3,822
(A) Miscellaneous West.
6,000
18,400
Rabbs Ridge
-
Raccoon Bend..:
5,000
50,000
42,500
375,000 335,000
East Texas...
Some weakness in crude oils was still a feature the early
Conroe
7,481
—
>
New.
Old.
Field—
I
45,000
46,000
21,500
55,000
25,000
12,500
4,000
55,000
,
North Texas-...
.
24 in
by fields
fields where there have been no allowables, were,
Panhandle
.
(A) marking production as of Sept.
allowable, with
new
a
proration. :
Danciget holdings also had been exempt from observ¬
'Offset wells to the
Old and
of the
Danciger wells have been over-producing under
The
allowable.
ance
The order directed that
allowables in the Panhandle field.
the proration
Van
,
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including oil from marginal wells, to 804,000 barrels.
Duval
Generally
Petroleum and Its Products—Prices of Gasoline Pretty
day, in
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Parker issued orders Oct. 10 limiting production to 25 fields to 747,898.
He said other orders would fce issued that would bring the total production,;
1.
effect since Oct.
the
electrolytic copper was marked down Oct. 21
day during the ensuing
produce 40 barrels per
to
The present per well allowable is 44 barrels per
15-day period.
Avells of the Danciger
for
reduced to 335,000 barrels from
-
field
of
.
"Allowable for the East Texas field, sore spot of the oil industry
in
end
Railroad Commission.
The Texas Railroad Commission on
.
regard to copper.
the
Texas Cut by Texas
Oil Production in
1
gathering momentum very slowly,
the broad outlook is fairly encohraging for further moderate gains, con¬
sidering that railroad equipment programs are becoming more numerous;
that automobile production of new models is expanding, and that some
construction projects sponsored by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
will be affording mill rollings ot steel by the end of the year. ;*
:
The automobile industry is slowly expanding production, and November
probably will bring the first upturn since May. The Chevrolet company
is committed to an output of 110,000 cars within the next 90 days regardless
of retail market conditions.
Plymouth's unfilled orders for new cars now
total 19,214, and an output of 1,000 a day five days a week will be attained
soon.
Recent steel releases by automobile companies have resulted in
increased steel production at Cleveland and Detroit and in the Youngstown area, the only districts that have gained except Wheeling, where
demand for tin plate bars has caused a stepping up of ingot output.
While steel and pig
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MONTHLY
Oil
New
Enforcing
Oil &
of Humble
Case
Proration Common
Refining Co. Until
Oct. 31.
part of the month in the case of Pennsylvania crude but
the tendency of crude prices was generally upward,
restraining order prohibiting Attorney-General James
and the Texas Railroad Commission from enforc¬
A
later
though the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana and the Standard
V. Allred
Company of New Jersey refused to join in the general ad¬
vance in crude.
Gasoline prices, however, developed a strong
purchaser Act, which
Co. to purchase
crude oil from wells on its pipe lines in the same proportion
it handles from its own wells, was extended until Oct. 31 by
Federal Judges Du Yal West and R. J. McMillan on Sept.
30, according to Associated Press advices from San An¬
tonio, Texas, under that date.
The advices further said:
upward
the
-
case
over the country.
In the following
principal price changes of the month both in
tendency all
show* all the
we
of crude oil and the refined product.
Crude Oil.
£;:
r"--
Oct. 3.—South Penn Oil
Co.
and Tide Water Pipe Co. reduce Penn¬
would
sylvania grade crude oil 15c. a barrel, new price being: Bradford Allegheny
crude,
$1.72; oil in pipelines of Southwest
Pennsylvania Pipe Line Co.,
$1.42; in Eureka lines, $1.37; in Buckeye lines, $1.22.
Oct.
4.—South
Penn
Oil
Co.
posts
20c.
5.—Danciger
Oil
Corning,
in
Pa.,
Co.
posts
County, Texas, crude, effective as of Oct. 2.
reduction in
20c.
New prices
advancing East Texas crude 12c. and Gulf Coast 10c.
11.—Sinclair-Prairie
Oil
Marketing
Co.
advances
posts range of 88c. for 29 gravity Oklahoma crude to $1.12 for 40
East Texas and Gulf States and $1.12 for
Oct.
effective Oct.
Texas,
11.—Barnsdall
barrel for
a
Oklahoma, Kansas, North and
15.
The oil company
h
meets
Phillips schedule, also Conti¬
subsidiary of Cities Service
Co.
it
3.—Standard Oil Co.
of California initiates
The new price is 12.9
lc.
advance in third-
a
gallon.
The raise
was
met
by major
Oct. 16.—Standard of Ohio advances all grades of gasoline Mc. a gallon
Oct.
territory.
said to
it to pile
There is no market for so much oil,
the company.
The law
provide that purchasers of oil from producers must prorate their
without discrimination. Pur¬
own wells preference in
The Railroad Commission is given authority to decide
what purchases are just or discriminatory.
The company is said to be operating 700 wells of its own in the East Texas
purchases according to fields and shall buy
companies are forbidden to give their
chasing
North
by it.
Texas fields and is now taking oil from 450
tion in the wells to 50%
of normal and the company had arranged for stor¬
of oil from wells other than its own.
age
Mr. Allred then filed a suit in the
District Court of Travis County seeking an
oil company countered with
The
mandamus which is
an
injunction against the
application for writ of
pending in the Supreme Court.
The Federal Court was urged to
refuse jurisdiction of the matter o i ac¬
pending litigation in the State courts.
count of the
wells not owned
Commission cut produc¬
An order issued Sept. 12 by the Railroad
The State was repres¬
Attorneys-General,
Fred Upchurch and Maurice Cheek, Assistant
while Haines H. Baker and Herman
P. Pressler, Jr., of Houston represented
the oil company.
^
17.—Barnsdall Corp. advances all grades of gasoline 3c.
at Tulsa, Okla.
claimed that if it was forced to obey the law it would
and the purchases would wreck
claimed,
ented by
companies.
throughout
The Court overruled the motion
buy oil from other producers to such an extent as to cause
company.
grade gasoline in southern California, south of Tehachapi, and including
Los Angeles.
Refining
Oct. 31, at the same time extending the re¬
surplus of 20,000 barrels daily.
was
126th
Gasoline and Kerosene.
a
gallon
Governor Sterling of
„
Texas Orders National Guardsmen to East
Following Court Order Holding
Texas Oil Field—Action Taken
Oct. 20.—Sinclair and Standard of New Jersey advance tank car gaso¬
line
to
ave
and
Refining Co.
Empire Oil & Refining Co., Shell Petroleum Corp., Phil-
Tex Pipe Line Co. and Arkansas Fuel Oil Co.,
Oct.
&
their purchases.
ftOct. 11.—Phillips Petroleum Co. posts top price of $1.10
nental Oil Co.,
Oil
motion of the Attorney-General to dismiss an ap¬
and continued the case until
was
"Sun"
meets
degrees and above, effective Oct. 15.
Central
The hearing was on
up a
Oct. 10.—Sun Oil Co. posts new crude prices, effective Saturday, Oct. 15,
Oct.
Humble
plication for an injunction and which if granted would have dissolved the
Gray
from 56c.
range
for 35 gravity to 68c. for 40 gravity. ■
and
oil proration common
the
straining order.
Refining
&
new
force
restraining order, which expired Friday.
reduction
crude, new price being 85c. a barrel.
Oct.
the
ing
Proration
prices lc. a gallon at all Atlantic terminals and at Tampa, Fla., and
Rules
Illegal—Oil Men
Keep Production
Within
Limit.
lc. advance in tank wagon and service station prices in New Jersey, Mary¬
of Columbia.
of delivery lc. a gallon throughout New York and New England.
is met by major
Advance
marketers.
Oct. 24.—Gulf Refining Co. and Colonial Beacon Oil Co.
post revised
price lists meeting gasoline advances announced last week by other major
25.—Major
companies
in
Los
Angeles
and
southern
California
post lc. advance in third-grade gasoline, making new price 13.9c.
Oct. 26.—Standard of Kentucky posts
lc.
advance
on
service station
Oct. 27.—Standard of Ohio posts J^c. advance on service station prices,
12, 13 and 16c. for
Oct.
27.—Gulf,
Sinclair,
Magnolia,
Texas
and
Shell advance service
Ethyl and standard white gasoline lc.
a
gallon in Houston,
Texas, territory, making new prices 20 and 17c., respectively.
'
oil
field
Texas
on
Oct.
to
keep
the
25
ordered
Rangers to
lid clamped
on
the
noting the foregoing, also said:
The troop movement was a
repetition of the mobilization more than
a
when Governor Sterling proclaimed martial law to curb the un¬
bridled flood
and brought
the three grades, exclusive of taxes, totaling 5c. a gallon.
station prices on
Texas
of
Guardsmen and squads of
producing area in the face of a Federal Court decision
holding that existing proration regulations are invalid.
Associated Press advices from Austin, Tex., dated Oct. 25,
year ago
gasoline prices, affecting all grades throughout State.
all grades, throughout the State, making new prices
east
Sterling
vast
in
marketers.
Oct.
the
S.
National
additional
All major companies met advances.
Oct. 21.—Standard of New York advanced gasoline prices for all methods
R.
Governor
land, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and District
of crude that undermined the stability of the oil industry
prices to the lowest levels in history.
"East Texas will not be permitted to run
The troops,
of Colonel L.
enforce orders
wild again," the Governor said.
which were assembling at Kilgore, Texas, under command
S. Davidson, were to be assigned to patrolling oil wells to
of the Texas Railroad Commission, which administers the
State conservation statutes, limiting production of each well to 40 barrels
daily.
MONTHLY
0
Martial law has been in effect since last year,
have been on duty of late,
Oct. 24 at Sherman as
of the Commission had no police powers to
aid, explaining that agents
against violators.
The
declaring invalid the present
in
oourt
that the Commission was
regulations, held in effect
overstepping its legal right to conserve resources
attempting to limit production so as to curb
words to maintain prices.
Pressure was brought to bear on Governor Sterling from many sources
to call a special session of the Legislature to devise new laws to govern oil
production inside the 15-day limit marked out by the Federal Judges
before the formal entering of their decree, but he expressed the belief that
existing statutes would take care of the situation.
With proration limiting production to 335,000 barrels a day in the prolific
field, or 40 barrels a day from each well, a number of the major buying
companies recently lifted their payments to above $1 a barrel, only two
holding back.
In turn, several of the companies to-day advanced the price
of gasoline to the consumer one cent a gallon.
When martial law was declared last year, East Texas oil sold for as low
waste, and was
and prevent
"economic waste," or in other
five cents a barrel
as
a
The
to any legislation that
would
commodity."
in Austin on Nov. 3, when
"tendency to fix prices of any
Commission issued notice of hearing
permitted to testify about conservation
proration orders.
operators will be
conditions, the
record to afford a b&sis of new
Kilgore, Tex., Oct. 26
commanding the National
ordered into the east Texas oil field by Governor
Press
Associated
Guardsmen
from
advices
Davidson,
S.
L.
Col.
that
said
95% of the operators and pipeline com¬
co-operating to keep production within hounds.
Sterling said that
panies were
Oct. t
to Pay
Bonds—St. Louis Creditor Files Suit.
on
The advices also said:
,
More than a score of wells were
„■
,
Chicago failed
of
Bank
Land
Stock
Joint
to meet
Gallagher, of Chi¬
cago, was appointed Receiver, it was announced Oct. 1 by
A. O. Williams, Acting Federal Farm Loan Commissioner.
The Commissioner's announcement, issued Oct. 1, as given in
the "United States Daily" of Oct. 4, said:
The Farm Loan Board has received notice of the failure of the Chicago
Joint Stock Land Bank, located at Chicago, 111., to pay interest due Oct.
1932
its
on
outstanding bond obligations,
1
and has been advised by the
determined to pay
management of the bank that the board of directors has
part of the interest then due on such obligations.
no
In the circumstances the Farm Loan Board, pursuant to
tained in
Gallagher of Chicago, 111.,
take charge immediately
assets and
authority
con¬
Loan Act, to-day appointed John B.
Section 29 of the Farm
receiver of the bank, and instructed him to
as
of its affairs for the purpose of conserving its
protecting the interests of all parties concerned.
The Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank was organized
to the statement of the bank as
According
in 1917.
of the close of business Sept. 30 1932, its"
The condition of the bank was
such that the directors found it necessary to suspend further
and the conclusion was reached that
The Chicago Joint
Land bank
a
receivership
was
the only
operations,
course open.
Stock Land Bank is not affiliated with any other
banking institution.
or
According to the Chicago "Tribune" of Oct. 2, simultaneous
with the announcement of the receivership by Commissioner
Williams, attorneys representing a St. Louis creditor of the
States District Court in
a receiver in equity.
The "Tribune" said these two developments were not directly
Bank
in
suit
filed
Chicago
asking
United
the
appointment of
the
connected, although both were the immediate results of the
,
reported to be running wide open.
authorities said these wells would be
The
interest charges due Oct. 1, and John B.
outstanding bonds aggregated $42,724,100.
.
Sterling expressed opposition
Governor
have
Interest
Chicago—Federal
Failure of Bank
with
Board Acts
Loan
overthrowing the existing proration system, some
Chairman of the Railroad
act
Farm
three-judge Federal Court handed down
opened wide the gates of production. C. V. Terrell,
Commission, called upon Governor Sterling for
operators on Oct. 25
Receiver Named for Joint Stock Land Bank of
assisting agents of the Railroad Commission.
Interpreting the decision of a
on
although only a few soldiers
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Military
forcibly closed and sealed and charges
Bank's inability to
meet interest due yesterday on its out¬
standing bond obligations.
.
.
,
filed against their operators.
Excess Liabilities $18,000,000.
Oklahoma Recommended to
Remainder of October.
in
Production
Oil
in
Reduction
Corporation Commission for
The petition in the
Campbell & Clark
Oklahoma City said that
the allowable oil production for Oklahoma was reduced 17,925
barrels daily for the remainder of October to a total of 379,790
barrels in nominations made at a hearing held Oct. 10 before
Press advices from
Associated
the
also said:
The advices dated Oct. 10
Commission.
Corporation
State
outside of the
order
issued, but it is
was
followed and that a formal
the present order
City area 72,750, under recommenda¬
expected the recommendations will be
expires.
•
The Commission set Oct. 28 to
November and December,
hear nominations and fix allowables for
Opening of Federal Home
The
Board
Federal
12
15
at $45,000,000,
and
Home
began
Federal Home Loan
Fort, Chairman of the
the
W.
The Federal Home Loan
when the 12
Bank System was launched successfully to-day
regional banks comprising the system
promptly.
opened their doors for
Telegraphic advices to Chairman Fort from each bank
that of the beginning of the banking
day and in some cases announced the name of the executive Vice-President
Who had been elected to take active charge of the bank.
Franklin W. Fort, Chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board,
expressed general satisfaction over the inauguration of the system and
sounded a note of Avarning that loans on home mortgages on excessive real
the hour of opening in each city as
On. Oct. 24
Mr. Fort said:
"I
,
\
of
but all are organized and
"I want to express my very
deep appreciation of the devotion and drive
in all of the bank districts in accom¬
organizing and opening on such
short notice.
J
! "There no longer exists any reason why the ordinary mortgage lending
institution in any section of the country should not promptly proceed to
plishing
the almost impossible task of
make sound
home loan mortgages,
furnish them with money
\
as
the home loan banks are ready to
with which to do so.
"Of course, this does not mean
loans can be made on excessive valuation
to get any
of that value. Nor in cases where the
not possibly carry the property.
But it should now be possible
loan which would be procurable in tira^s of normal business."
Eastern
Livestock
oy
real estate or excessive percentage
owner
:
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can
National
Co-Operative
Association
Marketing
and pay 10% of the original principal
its outstanding gold notes (being the
eighth partial redemption)
Association Joins
Service for
and Announces Financing
office of the New York Trust Co. at 100 Broadway,
N. Y.
From the New York "Times" of Oct. 25 we quote:
National Credit
•
The
process
Finance Corporation, to
assist needy banks, has gone fonvard at a rapid
all
rate,
The announcement of an eighth partial
Corporation's outstanding notes brings the total of
considered.
things
of the
redemption
repayments to 90%,
still
outstanding.
its notes
of the
leaving only $13,500,000 of the paid-in $135,000,000'
Inasmuch as the Corporation itself can only redeem
The Eastern Livestock Co-Operative Marketing Associa¬
with * headquarters at Baltimore, Md., was recently
admitted to membership in the National Livestock Marketing
New Notes by Reconstruction
Retire
$675,000,000 Maturing
Notes—$325,000,000 Notes to Be Purchased by United States
Treasury.
f /':
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Issuance
3%%
Corporation—Will
$1,000,000,000
of
Finance
following announcement was issued
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation:
The
$675,000,000 of 3H% notes of the
Association, according to information furnished the Federal
Farm Board by Thomas B.
Glascock of Upperville, Va.,
President of the Eastern association.
The announcement
of the Federal Farm Board on Oct. 19 said:
notes
in the aggregate
Series A, maturing
Oct. 27 by
Reconstruction Finance Cor¬
matured to-day.
the issuance of
principal amount of $1,000,000,000. designated as
April 30 1933, and bearing interest at the rate
of 3>^%
of this amount $675,000,000 has been accepted by the Secre¬
tary of the Treasury in exchange for the Corporation's outstanding notes
in an equivalent principal amount.
The remaining $325,000,000 will
be purchased by the Secretary of the Treasury as the funds are required
per annum;
the
by
Corporation.
From
27 to the New York
Washington dispatch Oct.
a
"Journal of Commerce," we take
Treasury
Under the Reconstruction
Sole
the following:
Buyer.
Act and the Emergency Relief Act
a
working capital for its
the Cor¬
total of $3,000,000,000 in notes to pro¬
Thus far, including the $1,000,little more than one-half of its total capital
activities.
been issued.
Issues authorized
by the Corporation in
000,000 each, all on different
the past Avere three of $250,-
dates, but maturing to-day.
The Treasury
purchaser of the notes under the financing
plans, acquired but $657,000,000 of the notes, leaving a credit of $75,000,000 in the Treasury to the Corporation, but which could be drawn
upon at any time the Corporation should find its funds depleted.
Department, which is the sole
producers throughout the United States a chain of
producer owned and controlled marketing
to coast and from Canada to
and financing agencies, operating
the Gulf.
During the two-year
period in which the National Livestock Marketing Association, with head¬
has operated,
its member agencies have handled
approximately 16,000,000 head of livestock, valued at more than $283,000,0C0.
on
poration, purchased by the Secretary of the Treasury,
The board of directors of the Corporation authorized
has
Chicago,
the liquidity of the advances
troubled period of banking disturbances last winter.
000,000 issue of to-day, only a
in
in trouble are repaid, the extent
the loans made by it to banks
as
redemptions already made speaks well for
put out by it in the
;
quarters
which
pending the organization of the Reconstruction
year
a
tion.
coast
Credit Corporation,
ago
formed
was
vide
from
Corporation.
of liquidating the National
poration is authorized to issue a
Stockmen.
This gives livestock
presentation
upon
at the
The
functioning.
that has been shown by the directors
announced that it
.
district
Avhich was the mark set six weeks ago.
"Many of the banks are in temporary quarters
Nov. 3.
on
of
each
an
Payment to Subscribing
to Make Eighth
redemption and would on Nov. 3 1932 be pre¬
redeem
to
amount of
v
much pleased to announce that every one of the 12
am very
banks opened by Oct. 15,
Corp.
in trust to bondholders and other creditors,
the National Credit Corp.
had called for
could not be expected.
estate valuation
"hopelessly and irretrievably insolvent,"
a receiver for the liquidation of the
appointment of
Banks
amount
Loan Banks opened for business
functioning,
Franklin
announced.
Credit
National
pared
Loan Banks.
promptly make sound home mortgage loans, since the system
stands ready to provide the necessary funds.
The state¬
ment as given in the "United States Daily" follows:
j
and total assets at $27,000,000.
assets and their distribution
said in the announcement that there was now no
sound reason why mortgage lending institutions should not
gave
Total liabilities, including $43,530,000 of bonds, are placed
the petition asks the
Board,
business
It names several members of the Federal Farm
that the Land Bank's liabilities exceed its assets by
The petition states
$18,000,000.
journal entry will be filed by Oct. 16, when
;
Oct.
Oklahoma City field totaled
filed by Townley, Wild,
was
defendants, includihg Secretary of the Treasury Ogden L.
as
Describing the institution as
the
for
307,040 barrels and for the Oklahoma
tions made to the Commission.
No
bonds of the Land Bank.
Loan Board
here
Mills, who is Chairman ex-officio of the Farm Loan Board.
.
Allowables
f
District Court
behalf of W. E. Brusselback, who holds $4,000 of the
on
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Foreign
7
,
Developments—The Matter
United
States—The
Conference Tariffs Put Into
There
financial
Effect.
Question—The
to the
Ottawa
...
actual * developments of outstanding
diplomatic significance in other countries during
were
or
of Debt Payments
Disarmament
few
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Trade and industry
October-
remained stagnant in Britain,
Italy and other large industrial countries
while itlhe preponderantly agricultural countries were afflicted
b© :ancven greater extent by the prevailing paralysis.
The
leading stock exchanges in London, Pans and Berlin were
abnormally quiet in these circumstances, the dulness being
•even
more
pronounced than that at New York. The
tendency in European centers is still to look to the United
iStates for leadership in recovery from the depression, but it
was
recognized everywhere that only a limited degree of
improvement could be looked for until after the Presidential
•election.
This event was awaited with impatience for this
reason,
and also because of its possible bearing on the
•enormously difficult problem of inter-governmental debt
•payments.
-;;L;■o::h itife'•'*& 'ipiw- <■
The question of the large payments due the United States
'Government on Dec. 15 next, from Great Britain, France,
Italy and other countries was, indeed, the subject of a few
•official utterances, and also of an immense amount of un¬
official conjecture.
It was again made clear throughout
Europe that the debtor nations are hoping for some action
by the United States which will lead to postponement or
•cancellation of the payments.
Neither Great Britain nor
France has made any provision for forthcoming payments
in their budgets.
It was reported from time to time that
these countries were accumulating United States dollars in
order to effect the payments, but such statements drew no
official comments.
In the course of an address before the
British House of Commons, Oct. 20,
Sir John Simon,
Foreign Secretary in the National Cabinet, remarked that
the debt question is an "unsolved problem."
Rumors in
Paris that Premier Herriot was formulating a definite stand
on
the debts drew an official statement, the same day,
France, Germany,
question remains unchanged.
It was remarked
a dispatch to the New York "Times" that
about the only thing certain is that "no French Parliament
will ever be persuaded to vote more than a very limited
amount for the repayment of inter-governmental debts."
that the debt
the time in
at
The Italian
with
viewpoint, already well known, was reiterated
force and effectiveness by Premier Benito
dramatic
Mussolini, Oct. 23, in the course of an address at Turin,
delivered in connection with the tenth anniversary of the
march
Rome
on
by the Facisti.
"The ship of debts and
safely in the harbor of
remarked.
"Will the .great
reparations is
Mussolini
now
Lausanne," Signor
American
nation
push this ship containing the hopes and fears of so many
people into the open sea again ?"
A crowd of 100,000 Italians
gathered to hear the Premier roared "No" in reply, where¬
upon the Premier said:
"I wish this no that you uttered
with a voice of thunder could cross the ocean, touching the
generous
hearts of the star-spangled
republic."
question which attracted world¬
wide interest was made by Under-Secretary of State William
R. Castle, Oct. 27, in an election address at Cleveland, Ohio.
Since both the Republican and Democratic parties have
declared against cancellation, the debts are not in them¬
selves a political issue, Mr. Castle said.
But the platform
declarations do not necessarily mean, he added, that "there
shall be no discussion of the matter with the foreign Powers,
A reference to the debt
•
amelioration of the terms of the
remain a generous
creditor, but not in any case to the detriment of the citizens
of our country, Mr. Castle asserted.
"Whatever arrange¬
ments may be made must be for the benefit of the United
States," he continued.
"The idea recently, expressed that
by lowering the tariff through bargaining treaties European
nations might ship us goods in quantities large enough to
enable them with ease to pay their debts was discussed
months ago by those of us who have been informally talking
over the problem.
We discarded the idea for reasons the
President and the Secretary of the Treasury have pointed
out.
Far more helpful is the idea also recently expressed
that we adjust the debts in accordance with the increase in
European consumption of our own goods.
That is a real
plan to bring back our long-sought prosperity."
no
accommodation,
debts."
This
no
Government proposes to
Leading world Powers continued during last month their
a
way out of the disarmament impasse, which
developed in September, when the German Government
declined to participate further in the deliberations of the
search for
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problem in the final days of
Norman II. Davis *
October.
conferred in London
with British officials and in Paris with French leaders.
His
mission in London, dispatches said, was to find some basiScwhereunder Britain and the United States could reduee naval*
armaments below the levels fixed by the London NavalTreaty.
The two countries were said to be in substantial'1
agreement on the advisability of new reductions, provided
they could b© achieved without upsetting the parity or present
ratio, if France and Italy on the one hand, and Japan on the
United States disarmament delegate,
other will make suitable
adjustments in their own programs.
the French, Italian and
Mr. Davis conferred in London with
Japanese Ambassadors, lending color to this interpretation.
New disarmament plans also are being formulated by
France and Japan, according to recent reports.
France is
said to have worked out a "constructive plan," in the ex¬
pectation of announcing the scheme at the November meet¬
ings of the Disarmament Bureau in Geneva.
Details have
not been made public, but it is understood the plan contains
several alternatives for the reduction of military strength,
the guarantees available from other
The Japanese plan, Tokio dis¬
patches state, also will be presented at Geneva.
It con¬
tinues to oppose the American formula for reduction of
armaments by one-third, it is said, in the belief that this
would prove advantageous to superior Powers and less
favorable to insular nations, like Japan, which are largely
dependent on their navies.
The willingness of the United States Government to
commit this country to comprehensive disarmament pro¬
posals was illustrated by an announcement in Washington,
Oct. 21, that the United States is accepting a four months'"
extension of the current world truce on expansion of arma¬
ments.
The truce, which applies only to new construction,
will be extended from Nov. 1 1932 to March 1 1933.
The
dependent entirely
Governments at
upon
Geneva.
agreement was made conditional upon acceptance by other
leading naval powers, and it was again stipulated that "the
proposed truce shall not apply to construction which had
begun or for which contracts had been let prior to its entry
into force."
President Hoover made a statement, Oct. 25,
attempt to galvanize the
Failure of the disarma¬
negotiations, he said, would compel the United Statesto build her navy to "the full strength provided in the
London Treaty, equal to that of the most powerful in the
which
was widely interpreted as an
Geneva Conference into activity.
ment
world."
by Great Britain of its traditional free:
exemplified in the Ottawa Imperial Confer-*ence
of last summer, was made an accomplished fact lasL
month, when first Canada and then the United Kingdom:
applied the duties and preferences called for in the Ottawa
agreements.
The preferences granted by Canada to United
Kingdom products were disclosed at Ottawa, Oct. 12, and
placed in effect the following day.
The United Kingdom
applied the measures when the House of Commons assembled
in London, Oct. 18, for its autumn session and promptly
began consideration of the Ottawa bills.
The arrangements
followed closely the indications made available at the time
of the Conference.
When the bills were presented to the
Commons in London, however, J. H. Thomas, Secretary for
the Dominions, stated that the British Government had
renounced the trade agreement made with Soviet Russia in
1930.
The treaty assured the U. S. S. R. of most-favorednation treatment, and therefore might stand in the way of
import prohibitions conceivable under the Ottawa agree¬
ments, he said.
Six months' notification of termination of
the accord was given, Mr. Thomas added, but Mocsow was
Abandonment
trade
policy,
as
informed at the
same
time that Britain remained anxious
prepared to enter into
promotion of this end.
Passage of the
legislation was assured, as the National Government has
the support of 517 members, as against the Opposition total
for the furtherance of trade and was
a
of
discussion for the
only 95.
The
Report
,
of the
League
of Nations Inquiry
Commission
on
Manchuria.
The international
a
dispute regarding Manchuria was carried
step further with the publication, Oct. 2, of
the
the report of
League of Nations Inquiry Commission, which examined
over a period of months all phases of the controversy be¬
tween China and Japan.
The inquiry was authorized by
General Disarmament Conference unless its claim to equality the
"of status in armaments was recognized.
League of Nations Council last December, and that bodyThe British Gov¬
is to consider the findings at a special meeting Nov. 14',
ernment inaugurated an exchange of views with France,
Germany and Italy on Oct. 4 with the aim of holding a four- The report is a comprehensive document which takes littleaccount of the formal diplomatic positions of either Japan
Power conference in London to consider the German request
It suggests, however, a definite plan for solution
and its implications.
Italy promptly accepted the invita¬ or China.
tion, but both the German and French governments made of the Manchurian problem through a Sino-Japanese rap¬
replies which contained stipulations and conditions, it is prochement, negotiated with respect for the economic and
understood.
It was hinted in the French rejoinder that the
political interests of both countries.
Less insistence was
conference would be attended by that Government, if held
placed on responsibility for past actions than on the need,
for avoiding their repetition in the future.
in Geneva.
When the German Government was sounded
"It must be apparent," the report states, "that the issues
out with a view to conversations in the League city, Berlin
declined definitely.
Under no conditions would Germany involved in this conflict are not as simple as they are often
represented to be.
They are, on the contrary, exceedingly
accept Geneva as the seat of the proposed conference,
Foreign Minister Konstantin von Neurath declared.
The complex and only an intimate knowledge of all the facts j:
Hague, or even Lausanne, might be. acceptable, it was as well as of their historical background, should entitleRe¬
stated, but never Geneva.
The project was quietly dropped anyone to express a definite conclusion upon them."
storation of the status quo ante is ruled out by the CommisT
thereafter. ;J; A.;.
WTith further conferences on disarmament due ^it Geneva, sjon, as this would be "merely to invite repetition of the?
trouble."- Maintenance and recognition of
in November, intensified consideration was given the whole
the present
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MONTHLY
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1.
regime in Manchuria is held to be equally unsatisfactory, as
it would not appear to be compatible with the fundamental
principles of existing international obligations.
The Man•chukuo regime is "opposed to the interests of China; it dis¬
regards the wishes of the people of Manchuria, and it is
at least questionable whether it would ultimately serve1 the
permanent interests of Japan," the report states.
Apart
from China and Japan, moreover, other Powers also have
important interests to defend in the Sino-Japanese conflict.
Any real and lasting solution by agreement must be com¬
patible with existing multilateral treaties, it is contended.
Special reference was made to Russia. "It is clear," the
report holds, "that any solution of the problem of Manchuria
which ignored the important interests of the U. S. S. R.
would risk a future breach of the peace and would not be
permanent."- Ten principles of a satisfactory settlement
accordingly laid down by the Commission.
;
'Suggestions to the Council involve first and foremost a
proposal that the League body invite the Governments of
China and Japan to discuss a solution of their dispute along
lines indicated. •' If the invitation is accepted, the report
adds, ah Advisory Council should be formed to discuss and
recommend detailed proposals for the constitution of a
special regime in Manchuria along lines previously outlined
in
direct negotiations
between the two parties. Four
separate instruments should be drawn up in these discus¬
sions, embodying: (1) a declaration by China constituting
a special administration for Manchuria; (2) a Sino-Japanese
treaty dealing with Japanese interests; (3) a Sino-Japanese
treaty of conciliation and arbitration, non-aggression and
mutual assistance; (4) a Sino-Japanese commercial treaty.
were
The Revolution in Brazil Comes to
an
?
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the
Cotton fabrics composed
duty,
preferential tariff."
Prohibitive
re-establsihed
regime in Rio de Janeiro collapsed. The civil
three months' duration was terminated through
the Federal
of
war
complete and unconditional surrender of the forces under
General Bertholdo Klinger, estimated at 50,000 men.
Fed¬
eral troops, said to
and their slow but
number 60,000 men, encircled the rebels
steady advance made the position of the
rebels increasingly precarious.
Peace terms were requested
•on Oct.
1 by the rebellious Paulistans, and unconditional
surrender was demanded.
After several days of hesitation
the terms were accepted and the revolt ended.
The port
of Santos was quickly opened to shipping, and naval pilots
guided vessels between the mines in the harbor. A five-day
holiday was authorized in the State in order to give banks
and business men a breathing spell before they are calle 1
Great Britain Ends Trade Treaty with Soviet
Forced Abrogation
Walter
said, is to build
that
recent
The bill received second reading by a vote of 423 to 77.
Mr.
Runciman also informed the House that
through United States ports1 would get the
the obligations
United
Two
The temporary duty of 33; 1-3%
force
for
ing
a
cablegram
received! in
the'
on
imports from all1
dutiable:—ingots
otherwise
(other
than
those
manufactured
(other than wrought iron produced by puddling with charcoal from pig
wholly with charcoal); sheet and tin-plate- bars; bars (other
than wrought iron produced by puddling with charcoal from pig iron, smelted!
wholly with charcoal), rods, angles, shapes and sections of all kinds, whether
fabricated
or
not; forgings (including drop- forgings)
in the rough
or
ma¬
chined; castings, stampings and pressings in the rough or machined; cast¬
ings, stampings and
pounds
pressings in the rough or machined weighing
other than gutters,
over,
or
domestic
seven
tanks and cisterns; horse
shoes; girders, beams, joists and pillars whether fabricated
or not;
hoop and
strip of all kinds other than hot rolled strip- over 10 inches wide in
of
than
more
coil
and except bandsaw steel strip more than four
three cwts.
inches wide and from 19 to 21 gauge (Birmingham wire) in thickness; plates;
and sheets of all kinds;
pig iron other than pig iron smelted wholly with
charcoal.
A
Oct.
cablegram
21
London to the New York
regarding the order:
from
"Times" had the following to say
A
Russia—Ottawa Pacts
Treasury order issued to-night continues the existing 33 1-3%
iron and steel for
on
is the
same
further period of two years, beginning Oct. 25.
a
duty
This
duty that was imposed last April as an experiment for three
Britain adopted a general tariff.
months when Great
It
was
renewed in
To-night's order
therefore, Mr. Thomas
of the
Ottawa
a
was
the
work
of
British
steel
its
explained,
economic
management,
through their National Committee of the iron and
their
expressed
appreciation
of the
already
protection
September, as compared with the same three months of 1931.
But
"The menace of uneconomic foreign competition is still serious."
than is now
It says:
assured..
"The existing duties are regarded as
probably amply sufficient for
norma1
but it is suggested that increases might be made in respect to a
limited number of products for which they have so far proved inadequate."
,
Montagu
to which Mr.
Governor of Bank of England, Views World
Depression—Advocates System of Co-Operation
Norman,
Helpless
Thomas referred,
in
Short-Term Foreign
in
Credits to Avoid Disastrous Overseas
Loans in Future.
The world is in the
prices for such commodities through state
grip of
an
rendered it virtually helpless,
economic disorder which has
and there is no solution in
sight, Montagu C. Norman, Governor of the Bank of En¬
gland, said on Oct. 20 in one of the few public speeches he
ever
has made, according to United Press advices from
New
London to the
Canada and Australia were particularly concerned during the negotiations
Government should adopt effective means to
He spoke at a
York "Herald Tribune," from which
is also taken:
the following
dumping on the wheat market.
was suggested at the time that aorogation of the British agreement
Russia might'be necessary to make the Ottawa agreements effective.
that the Government, having undertaken an
of 33 1-3% for the present,
if it proves insufficient after two years, the board will
recommend such further measures of protection as then seem necessary.
but it says that,
Opposed.
when Mr.
Government's Import Duties Advisory Committee does not think
The
there should be an increase in the existing duty
prevent resumption of Russian
banquet given by the Lord Mayor of London at the Mansion
House, with most of London's
distinguished bankers in attendance.
"The difficulties are so vast and so unlimited that I approach the subject
Thomas declared to-day
obligation to give preferences
not
only in ignorance but in humility," Mr. Norman said.
for
me.
within the British Commonwealth, must take all steps necessary to see that
"I wonder
this obligation by dumping sweated goods in
affairs
Great Britain."
"It is too much
if there is any one in the world who can really direct the
of the world,
or
of nis country, with any assurance of the result
his action will have?
Reduces
Duty
on
United
Kingdom
"Who, a year ago, could have forseen the postion
Cotton—-Premier
drifted little by
Bennett Announces One-Third Reductions.
Press
advices from
Ottawa Oct.
12 published
and
"I
—by one-third on every item coming into Canada from the United Kingdom
announced by Prime Minister Bennett to-day.
believe that if every
"I have been driven to one
far as the British preferential tariff is concerned," the Premier
stated, "the specific duties on cotton goods—from yarns to clothing—are
reduced by one-third on every item on which, at present, specific duties are
a
operative, the sole exception being that covering cotton velveteens, on which
all
i
am
see
'
but we do not seem to be ajle to get together.
conclusion. We must take, for the moment,
must plan for the long,
short view, but we
"I
willing to do my best when it comes to
the
■'
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•
•"
I hope we may
Some people already
the future,
approach of light at the end of the tunnel.
-
outside the
Government and any country,
country and every Government could get to¬
gether, it would be different,
so
Drought about a series of events
general tendency which appear to me at this time as being
a
control of any man and any
Reduction in the specific duties on cotton goods—from yarns to clothing
into which we have
First we have been down, then we have been up,
"The confused affairs of the world have
in the New York "Herald Tribune" said:
little?
down, then up.
then
Canadian
more
The steel committee also hints it would like to have even more protection
ences" granted at Ottawa.
"no country shall frustrate
and
times,
agreement,
benches cheered
reorganization
own
producers,
industry,
and
it has ".to prohibit the entry from such foreign country of such
Government
the recommendation of the Import Duties
afforded, saying it reduced imports of foreign steel by 45% for July, August
foreign country," that government will exercise the
at Ottawa that the British
on
offered with the understanding that the steel industry complete
tion
condition that ii either party "is satisfied that any preferences
the part of
issued
was
Advisory Committee, which called attention to the fact that this protec¬
commodities for such time as may be necessary to maintain the prefer¬
}^"In
to
applies to the following classes- of goods
iron smelted
undertaken at Ottawa.
by reason of maintenance of
was
according
(including alloy steel) of the following descriptions, but not includ¬
goods
granted on any particular class of commodities are likely to be frustrated
,
iron and steel imported
entirely from pig iron smelted wholly with- charcoal); blooms, billets, slabs
stipulates that the whole arrangement with the Dominions is based on the
,
on
outside the British Empire: spiegeleisen and ferro manganese; iron-
and steel
prohibitions which might be necessitated by
Russian Wheal
.
ad valorem
London.
its trade with Russia and is ready to enter discussions with thafc object
Canada
period,
two-year
a
Department of Commerce from Commercial! Attache William L. Cooper,
It gave Russia the privileges
signed in April 1930.
in view at the earliest possible time.
The
announcement
into the United Kingdom, due to expire on Oct. 25, has been continued in
Soviet authorities were informed that Great Britain is still anxious to in¬
It
Years..
was made Oct. 22 by the
Department of Commerce at Washington:
serving six months' notice of abrogation in accordance with the pact, the
with
wheat shipped
Canadian
imperial preference in the1
Extends• Temporary Ircnv and Steel' D\tty; for
Kingdom
The following
notifying the Russian Charge d'Atfaires here that Great Britain is
powers
new
United Kingdom if consigned from Canada originally.
Ottawa
of most-favored nation treatment and
on
"because itis>
supplies of empire copper to meet the-
He made this announcement during debate on the bill giving effect to'the'
it adds:
action
sufficient
are
trade agreements reached at last summer's: imperial conference at Ottawa.
abrogated its commercial treaty with Soviet
It stands in the way of trade
-
there
July for another three months.
This agreement was
express
establish at
to
It would be 2 pence (approxi¬
"The duty is almost prohibitive," Mr, Runciman said,
Under Article 21 of the tariff agreement reached
Article 21
proposes
The purpose of this duty,,
raw copper.
British needs."
continued:
crease
following (Asso1-
mately 2% cents) a pound.
realized
Imperial Conference, he said, re¬
nunciation of the temporary commercial agreement with
Russia was made necessary.
An Associated Press account
from London, Oct. 18, to the New York "Evening Post"
In
on
the empire supply'.
up
already under taken.
the
Build Up'
to
Runciman, President of the Board of Trade, announced in the'
foreign
Thomas,
Britain had
at
the
that the government
he
Secretary for Dominions, annouiiced in
the House of Commons in London on Oct. 18 that Great
Russia.
Trade'—Purpose of New' Levy
House of Commons to-day
change.
H.
;
the President1 of the
by
virtually prohibitive duty
Britain, However, Suggests New Discussions on Trade Inter¬
J.
Board of
made free of
are
A wide preference is1
.
Announced
Duty
%
<
reduced.
duty
with free' entry under the British1
In the New York "Herald Tribune"
Thomas Tells Commons—
of Agreement,
certain' fineness
■'
oiated Press) from London, O'cL 27 appears:
to meet normal business requirements.
upon
a
1 •
valorem
Great Britain's Supply.
The duty
in
of yarns of
r
Copper
British
sources
was~
"
the* axf
are'typewriter ribbons and cotton bobfnct.
as
provided for mercerized cotton1 yarns,
End.
Brazil, Monday, Oct. 3,
when the rebellion of the Sao Paulo Constitutionalists against
Peace
.
"
•
specific duty is removed! entirely and
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MONTHLY < REVIEW
have been able to point out that
I, myself, see it soiiie'what
the way is not clear.
light to us.
indistinctly, but I admit that for the moment
cablegram, Oct. 20, from London to the New York
"Times," it was stated that Mr. Norman in his speech advo¬
cated a system of co-operation and consultation in granting
short-term foreign credits to avoid in the future the dis¬
In
a
astrous overseas loans of recent years..
cablegram
also take the following:
we
limes
From the
r
annual bankers' dinner given by the
Lord Mayor of London at the Mansion House, with almost every leader of
British finance among the guests.
He carefully dealt only with the ulti¬
Mr.
mate
Norman was speaking at the
questions that eventually will need
to-night.
whom listened to him
said Mr. Norman.
co-operation or any
■
.
"•'■••
•£ "
short
each for himself
what the others
been generous lenders on
"These bankers have to my knowledge
and without any
were
bankers, many of
y
credit overseas,"
Among
consideration and action.
of overseas lending
these, he said, was the co-operation
"They have done this
knowledge by one of
?
'
doing.
"I believe that if we can lay our
the other, it will be to the
heads together and
advantage of
take counsel one with
100,000 were in the New York Federal Reserve District.
This was in addition to the Government deposits growing,
out
of
Urge Britons
Economista
to
Prosperity.
disposal of the $834,401,500 of five-year 3%%
the
$451,447,000 of 1 %% one-year Treas¬
Treasury notes, and the
certificates of indebtedness in {September, and which
remained a, aiiab.e for call by the Treasury. ; These
ury
still
out of the previous month's
Government ueposits growing
aggregated altogether $563,944,000 (of which $278,779,249 was in the New York Federal Reserve District) , and,
as
was pointed out by us in our review for the month of
saies
September, no drafts on such deposits by the Treasury had
of that month.
The first draft upon
such deposits apparently did not occur until Oct. 20, when
a call for repayment on Oct. 24 of $33,836,600 was made, of
which $16,725,400 represented deposits in the New York
been made by the end
District ;
Reserve
Federal
this
was
followed by a call on
repayment on Oct. 31 of $15,813,200, and the
amount on Nori 1 1932, of which $7,861,000 in each
for
27
same
Spend—-Keynes, Stamp, Salter,
Pigou, MacGregor and Lay ton Join in Plea to Public—Full
Use of Buying Power Declared to Be Only Road Back to
Six
notes allotted
new
Oct.
all."
deposits growing out of the $508,338,600
aggregated $131,000,000, of which $62,*
The Government
of
represented Government deposits in the New York Fed¬
Still another call was made Oct. 31
case
eral Reserve District.
requiring repayment of $24,774,100 on Nov. 3, and the same:
on Nov. 4, of which $12,315,500 in each case repre¬
sented Government deposits
in the New York District.
Parenthetically it may be noted that the last of the drafts,
on the Government deposits growing out of the disposal of
two series of notes towards the end of July for amount of
amount
London, Oct. 16, is taken
A cablegram, as follows, from
from the New York "Times":
*
The
spend its money; to restore national prosperity and
must be an end to private economy.
This, in
public must
increase employment there
effect,
was
The
to-niglit indicate they have
known
economists,
throughout
agreement, are Professor David
O. Pigou of Cambridge,
and
Josiah
Sir
British economists, who in a letter to
ceased preaching economy.
the verdict of six leading
"The London Times"
world but seldom
the
in complete
Professor Arthur
Sir Arthur Salter
H. MacGregor of Oxford,
J. M. Keynes, Sir Walter Layton,
ment
There
which had as
the freeing of man power, machine power and shipping power
from the service of the State, they declare "conduct in the matter of
its purpose
basis
of
expected to diminish and they dare not do so.
was
"What it is in any individual's private
the two conflict is not for us to judge.
To spend less money than we
economy.
FINANCING
OCTOBER
The
But one thing is, in our opinion,
private
should like to is not patriotic."
public interest, in the present condition, does not point to
clear: the
THE
weight
Avhen
interest to do and what
that private interest against the public interest
very
OF
THE U. 5.
TREASURY.
extensive financing done by the United States
quarterly period in September was
Treasury at the
usual
followed
major piece of financing also in October
by
in addition,
one
of course, to the customary disposals of United
States Treasury bills sold on a discount
Oct. 6. A.
offered
A.
On Thursday,
basis.
Balantine, Acting Secretary of the Treasury,
subscription at par $450,000,000, "or there¬
for
made towards the close of that month at
that
the
than % of
all
of
other
obligations, these notes
recent
were
maturity.
As
offerings of United States
made exempt, both as to prin¬
cipal and interest, from all taxation (except estate or inheri¬
tance taxes) imposed by the United States as also all taxes
by States and by possessions of the United States or by any
local
taxing authority.
This meant that these notes were
issued free from the surtaxes, as well as the ordinary income
1%
borrowing.
on
a
But such
loanable
that
supplies for which
record
for
this
the
cost
of
this
class
of
centers
of
no
employment could be found
of
borrowing
class
to
was
be
even
further reduced in
October, until it became an actual fact
that the cost really very closely approached the zero point.
On Oct. 3 Acting Secretary of the Treasury Ballantine an¬
nounced that tenders would be received up to 2 p. m. East¬
ern
Standard
Time
for
the
issue of
an
remainder of
debt.
now
the
new
Tenders
used to
bills had to be made, and
The result
low interest rate for this class of
lished.
to be
were
$50,278,000 of bills falling due on Oct. 11,
the amount representing an addition to
The new issue was dated Oct. 11 1932, on
Jan. 11 1933.
on
$75,000,000, "or there¬
The proceeds
which date payment for
is to mature
issue of
an
abouts," of 92-day bills.
that another
was
borrowing was estab¬
received and bids of
of
$259,468,000 were
The average price realized by
the Government was 99.951, making the average rate on a
bank discount basis about 0.19%.
$75,954,000
But
accepted.
were
this
even
abnormally
low figure was again to be
Acting Secretary of the Treasury Ballan¬
2 p. m. Eastern Standard Time,
the Federal normal taxes and the surtaxes.
tine invited tenders up to
issue followed
low
the superabundance of idle funds
was
beaten.
note
figure so high
basis was less
a
discount
resulting from the congestion at the financial
taxes, both Federal and State—an advantage always of high
new
was
to be exact, at 0.23% per annum,
new
importance, and especially after the radical increases in both
This
bank
a
per year, or,
thereby establishing
the public
case
rate
average
not
subject to call for redemption prior to
bills on a discount
feature of these sales
the
and
borrowing, the rate dropping until the figure
abouts," of 4%-year 3% Treasury notes.
The notes were
dated Oct. 15 1932 and will mature April 15 1937 and are
the
October,
nothing. As noted in our review for the month of
September, a sale of $100,665,000 of 91-day Treasury bills
retire
in
three sales of Treasury
further decline to the Government -in the costs of this
was a
form
close to
he ought to assign to
were
during
Some people, doubtless,
are stinting their consumption because their incomes are diminished and
they cannot spend as much as usual; others because their incomes are
is governed by a complex of motives.
economy
(of which $6,691,900 was in
Oct. 21 of $14,171,500
on
the New York District).
Stamp.
Urging abandonment of that form of wartime economy
■'
$710,430,600, and which notes were dated Aug. 1 1932, did
17, when there was a final call for repay¬
not come until Oct.
On Oct. 12
rapidly upon the heels of the large issue of
September, when the Secretary of the Treasury
offered $750,000,000, "or thereabouts," of five-year 3^%
Treasury notes along with $400,000,000, "or thereabouts," of
one-year Treasury certificates of indebtedness bearing only
Monday, Oct. 17, for another issue of $75,000,000, "or there¬
abouts," of 91-day bills. The proceeds in this instance were
iy±% interest, and when the allotments in the casg of the
The
five-year Treasury notes
the
notes
of
in
the
one-year
were
certificates
$834,401,500, and in the
of
indebtedness
case
$451,447,000,
making the combined allotment $1,285,848,500.
As in the
case of the September issues, the subscription books for the
$450,000,000 of Treasury notes now offered were closed at
the close
of
business
overwhelming
were
on
the
first
day of the offering, so
the applications.
As also in the Septem¬
ber case,
subscriptions for which payment was tendered in
Treasury certificates of indebtedness maturing Oct. 15, were
given preferred allotment.
The new notes were designed
to meet $333,492,500 of Treasury certificates of indebtedness
maturing Oct. 15 1932. Payment for the new issue had to be
made on Oct. 15.
Aggregate subscriptions reached more than
IS times the amount of the
to be used
mature
to meet
maturing bills of substantially the
The bills
amount.
on
Jan. 18 1933.
tenders
for
amount
to bear
were
date
Oct.
Payment had to be made
this offering aggregated
accepted
was
$75,110,000.
same
1932 and
19
on
to
Oct. 19.
$252,465,000, and
The
average
price
realized by the Treasury was 99.965, making the average rate
on a bank
discount basis about 0.14% per annum—that is
less than 1/7 of
That
it
is
1%
per year.
exaggeration
no
Government at such
an
virtually next to nothing
to say that the
cost
to
the
abnormally low rate of interest is
appears
when
an
actual calculation
is made to show how little the Government is obliged to
pay
out for a loan for the amount named for the whole
period
of
91
days which the bills
run.
The tenders accepted
in
this instance, as already stated, aggregated
$75,110,000, and
that is the amount that will have to be repaid by the Govern¬
ment to the
purchasers of the bills at maturity on Jan. 18
given being the face amount of the bills, no
$450,000,000 offered, or $8,368,343,700. The cash subscriptions amounted to $8,050,181,700,
-while the subscriptions for which maturing certificates of
interest accruing thereon.
The price realized was, at stated,
99.965.
Applying this to the $75,110,000 of bills issued, the
indebtedness
proceeds of the sale to the Government
162,000.
which
The
were
tendered
total
$318,162,000
allotted in full.
were
in
payment footed
up $318,$508,338,600, of
exchange subscriptions and were
amount
allotted
was
The allotments for the cash subscriptions
graduated scale, beginning with 10% on the
subscriptions and tapering down to 2% on sub¬
scriptions in amounts over $500,000. In pursuance to previ¬
ous
practice, banks were permitted to make payment "by
were
on
a
smaller
credit for notes allotted
to them for themselves and
their
customers up to any amount for which they were qualified in
excess of existing
deposits, and the effect of the new sale
was
to further increase Government
nary banks.
deposits with the ordi¬
1933, the
sum
$75,083,711.50.
face
amount
seem
to have
been
The difference between this figure and the
of
the
bills .is only
the Treasury gets a loan of
$26,289, and, accordingly,
$75,110,000 for three months at
the trivial cost'of
$26,289.
'Obviously, it would be a mistake to think that the price
paid for these Treasury bills, representing short-term bor¬
rowing, is indicative of the high state of credit of the United
States.
It is, of course, nothing of the sort.
It reflects a
wholly
abnormal
created,
one
accumulation
which
no
state
of
the
money
market,
artificially
manifestation of which is that there is
of
-idle
employment
funds
can
at
the
be found.
financial
a
centers
vast
for
These funds find their
I
MONTHLY
10
into Government obligations as the readiest means
The reason for the abnormal and artificial state
way
at
of
the money market is found in the main in two causes, namely,
the large-scale holdings of United States Government obliga¬
tions by the Federal Reserve banks and the easy money policy
hand.
System.
sale of Treasury bills during
October which also was on extremely favorable terms to the
Government and at absurdly low rates of interest, though
the average was a trifle higher than at the previous sale
and hence established no new low record.
On Oct. 19 Secre
of the Federal Reserve
There
was
tary of the
still another
Treasury Ogden L. Mills announced an
offering
of $80,000,000, "or thereabouts,"
the proceeds to be applied to meet a maturing issue of
$83,317,000.
These bills are dated Oct. 26 1932 and will
mature Jan. 25 1933, on which date the face amount is pay
able by the Government without interest.
Tenders were
received up to 2 p. m. Oct. 24.
This offering brought tenders
of $227,202,000, of which $80,295,000 were accepted by the
Treasury Department.
The average price realized by the
Treasury was 99.951, making the average rate on a bank
discount basis 0.20%, as against 0.14% at the immediately
preceding sale.
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»
1 NEW SECURITY ISSUES AND DIVIDENDS IN OCTOBER.
Domestic security offerings during the month of October
were
again very light.
As far as corporate offerings are
concerned they embraced chiefly public utility financing.
One of the prominent issues of the month was the $18,000,000
Connecticut River Power Co. 1st mtge. s. f. 5% gold bonds,
series A, at 94 and int., yielding about 5}$% and .due
Oct. 1 1952.
The offerings of $2,000,000 or over for October
comprised the following:
bills to the amount
of 91-day
PUBLIC UTILITY
$18 000 000
15 000 000
Connecticut River Power Co.—1st mtge. s. f. 5% gold
94 and int., yielding about 5H%, and due
syndicate consisting of Chase Harris Forbes
Corp.; First of Boston Corp.; Bankers Trust Co.; Baker,
Young & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Paine, Webber & Co.;
Bodell & Co.; Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc.; Ilornblower
& Weeks; Otis & Co., Inc.,.and the N. W. Harris Co., Inc.
Detroit Edison Co.—5% gen. & ref.
and int., yielding over 5%
bonds at 99 M
mtge., series E gold
and due Oct. 1 1952.
By a banking group headed by Coffin & Burr, Inc.,
including Chase Harris Forbes Corp., Spencer Trask &
Bankers Trust Co. and First Detroit Co., Inc.
gold notes
headed by
Co.,
Properties.—5-yr. 5H% secured
at par and due Oct. 15 1937. By a banking group
Chase Harris Forbes Corp., and including the First
*
7 500 000
2 500 000
Fund, Inc., Boston.—Dividend on the no par common
a share.
A dividend of 26c. a share was paid previously
this issue.
on
Edison
vv
.
Illuminating Co. of Brockton.—Extra dividend o
the capital stock in addition to the reg. quar. div. o
Electric
20c.
a
75c.
a
share
on
■/<". %
share.
Eastern Utilities Associates—3-yr. 5% gold notes at 98%
to yield 5.50%
and due Oct. 15 1935. By an investment
banking group consisting of Stone & Webster and Blodget,
Estabrook & Co.;
Kidder Peabody & Co., and F. S.
.
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—Conv.
1933, 7s due 1934, and 7Hs due 1935.
& Electric Securities Co., Inc.
gold notes, 6Hs due
By the Associated Gas
Massachusetts Companies—5-yr. 5% coupon gold
Oct. 15 1937. By a banking
group headed by the First of Boston Corp. of Massachusetts,
and including White, Weld & Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Tifft Brothers, and Arthur W. Wood
Western
notes at
■
Egry Register Co.—Quar. div. of 50c. on the $2 cum. cl A. common stock
resumed.
A similar distribution was made each quarter from Oct. 1 1928
to and incl.
Jan. 2 1932.
-
div. of 25c. per share (not 50c., as reported
has been declared on the $2 cum. & partic. cov.
prior pref. stock, no par value, payable Oct. 1 to holders of record Sept. 20.
Three months ago a similar payment was made, prior to which the stock
was on a regular $2 annual div. basis.
Elgin Sweeper Co.—A
in
quar.
last month's issue)
Fidelity
10c.
a
Inc.—Extra div.
Fund,
share to 15c.
a
the capital stock increased from
on
share.
Guelph (Ont.) Carpet & Worseted Spinning Mills, Ltd.—Div. on the
no par common stock resumed by the payment of 50c. a share on this
issue.
Havana Electric & Utilities Co.—Resumes div. on the 6% cum. 1st pref.
stock by payment of
75c. a share.
Loblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd.—Extra div. of 20c. a share in
the reg. quar.
value.
addition to
div. of 20c. a share on the class A and B stocks of no par
stock
25c. a share
omitted last
Merchants Fire Assurance Co.—Div. of 50c. a share on the common
payable Nov. 1 1932.
This represents a reg. quar. div. of
a further payment of 25c. as the equivalent of the div.
May.
V
and
New York
& Hanseatic
in addition to
a
Corp.—Stock div. Of 5% on the capital stock
cash div. of $1
a
share.
Mortgage Co.—It was erroneously reported in our
issue of Oct. 7, that the quar. div. had been decreased from 15c. to 12Hc.
per share.
This was an error as the company had declared the usual
quarterly distribution of 15c. per share, payable Sept. 30 1932 to holders
of record Sept. 26.
Like amounts were also paid on March 31 and June 30
New York
Title
&
1932.
Div. on capital
Pacific Fire Insurance Co.-
Richmond
of 10c.
St.
a
stock resumed by the pay"
Insurance
99% and int., and due
Initial
West New Brighton, N. Y..
$5 par value.
Co.,
div,
share on the new common stock of
Flour Mills, Ltd.—Quar. div. of 37Hc. a share on the
stock.
This is the first div. paid ort this issue since Feb. 1 1925.
Lawrence
common
Standard
Fire Insurance Co. of N. J.—Quar. div. on the
capital stock
increased from 25c. a share to 37He. a share.
Linen Supply Co.—Quar. div. on
creased from 50c. a share to 75c. a share.
United
the no par class B stock in¬
Y.—Div. of 30c. a share on the
A distribution of 10c. a share was made
United States Fire Insurance Co. of N.
capital stock payable Nov. 1.
on Aug. 1 last.
UNFAVORABLE
American
Union Electric Light & Power Co. (Missouri)—Additional
5% series, gen. mtge. gold bonds at 99 M and int.,
to yield over 5% and due April 1 1957.
By Dillon, Reed & Co.;
Chase Harris Forbes Corp.; Bankers Trust Co.; Spencer Trask
& Co.; Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc.; the N. W. Harris
Co., Inc., and Blyth & Co., Inc.
Moseley & Co.
the capital stock increased
stock of 28c.
Harris Co., Inc.
Inc.;
.
5 330 000
Counsellors
stock
Co.—Dividend on the no par common
the payment of 10c. a share.
Allied Telephone Utilities
cum. pref. stock omitted.
Boston
issue of
6 000 000
Products
City
resumed by
Capital .Management Corp.—Quar. div. on
from 12^c. a sh. to 25c. a share.
Baker, Young & Co.;
& Co.; Paine, Webber
& Co • Bodell & Co.; Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc.;
Hornbiower & Weeks; Otis & Co., Inc.; Tenney & Co.; Edward
M. Bradley & Co., Inc.; H. P. Wood & Co., and the N. W.
Corp.; Bankers Trust Co.;
Lee Higginson Corp.; F. S. Moseley
of
*
"
and
North Boston Lighting
9 000 000
Capital
ment of 50c. a share.
FINANCING.
bonds, series A at
Oct 1 1952. By a
*;V
REVIEW
the common stock reduced from $1.75
American Book Co.—Quar. div. on
a
CHANGES;
Co,—Quar, div. of 43 %c. a share on the $1.75
share to $1 a share.
Shipbuilding Co.—Quar. div. of 1%% on the 7% non-cum*
r
pref. stock omitted.
American
Trustee
Share
of
distribution
Corp.—Semi-ann,
$124.78
diversified trustee shares, series D, equal to
months ago a distribution of 18.685c. a share
unit of 1,000 shares of
per
12.478c. per share.
Six
made on this issue.
was
of 1%% a share on the 7% cum. 1st
Arrowhead Bridge Co.—Quar. div.
pref. stock omitted.
Associated Gas & Electric Co.—Div. due about Nov. 1 on the no par
class A stock omitted.
A div. of l-80th of a share in common stock was
paid on this issue on May 2 and Aug. 1 last.
the $4 cum. preference stock was also omitted,
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Semi-ann.
The div. due Nov. 1 on
div. of 2H% on the 5% non-cum.
pref. stock omitted.
Atlantic Ice Mfg.
$2
a
Co.—Annual div. on the common stock reduced from
share to $1 a share.
& Mortgage Guarantee Co.—Quar.
reduced from 80c. a share to 50c. a share.
Bond
div. on the capital stock
Co.
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.—Action on the common
div. deferred until January 1933.
A stock div. of 2% was paid on Sept. 1
MUNICIPAL FINANCING.
$4,000,000 Buffalo, N. Y., 3.80% refg: bonds, due serially from 1933 to
1952 incl., awarded to the First National Bank, of New York,
and associates, at 100.20, a basis of about 3.78%.
Reoffered
2% to 3.75%, according to maturity.
3 465,000 Massachusetts
(State of) 3H% bonds, comprised three
separate issues, due annually from 1933 to 1962 incl., awarded
to a group headed by Estabrook & Co., of Boston, at 102.28,
a basis of about 3.28%.
Reoffered on a yield basis of from
1% to 3.25%. according to maturity.
3 392,100 Philadelphia,
Pa.. 5% bonds representing subscriptions
received locally during October to an original issue of $20,000,000 bonds which had been on sale at the City Treasurer's
office, at par, since June 3 1932, when the issue failed of award
when offered at competitive sale.
The subscriptions received
during October completed the sale of the entire issue of bonds.
3 000 000 Nassau Co., N. Y., bonds, consisted of $1,620,000 4Ms and
$1,380,000 3 Ms, due serially from 1935 to 1960 incl., purchased
by the Chase Harris Forbes Corp., of New York, and associates,
at 100.24, a basis of about 3.90%;
The $1,620,000 4-Ms were
reoffered to yield from 3.25 to 3.75%, according to maturity,
while the yield on the $1,380,000 3Ms ranged from 3.90 to
at
prices to yield from
;
3.95%.
2 330 000
Syracuse, N. Y., bonds,
comprised $1,270,000 4s arid $1-
from 1933 to 1972 incl., awarded to
a group managed by the Chemical Bank & Trust Co., of New
York, at 100.019, a basis of about 3.68%.
Publicly offored
at prices to yield from 2% to 3.75%, according to coupon
060,000 3Hs, due serially
rate and
2,000,000 Illinois
maturity date.
(State of) 4% highway bonds, due annually from
purchased by a group headed by the Con¬
Chicago, at 99.17, a basis of about
1945 to 1948 incl.,
1932.
British Columbia Telephone Co.—Annual rate on
lowered from 8% a share to a 7% basis.
the common stock
(The) Broadway Market, Detroit.—Semi-ann. div. of
6% cum. pref. stock due Oct. 20, omitted.
30c. a share on the
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.—Quar. div. on the no par common stock
decreased from 20c. a share to 10c. a share.
Canada Bread Co., Ltd.
-Quar. div. of 50c. a share on the 7% non-cum*
pref. B stock omitted.
Canadian Car & Foundry Co., Ltd.—Quar. div. of 30c. a
no
par common
Canadian Wineries, Ltd.stock omitted.
Quar. div. of 5c. a share on the no par common
Central States Edison Co.—Quar. div. of $1.75 a share on the 7% cum
!
pref. stock omitted.
Chester & Philadelphia Ry.—Quar.
stock omitted.
div. of 30c. a share on the common
Chicago Yellow Cab Co., Inc.—Quar. div. on the no par common
reduced from 50c. a share to 25c. a share.
Cohn-Hall-Marx Co.—Quar. div. of l%%
on
4.07%.
(State of) 3%% road bonds, due $1,000,000 in
1948 and 1949, awarded to a syndicate headed by the First
National Bank, of New York, at 95. a basis of about 3.91%.
Changes in dividend declarations in October were not as
as in previous months
and were again mostly
of an unfavorable nature. The following table, divided into
numerous
two
able
"Favorable Changes" and "Unfavor¬
Changes," gives the more important of the changes:
sections, namely,
FAVORABLE CHANGES.
Blauner's, Inc.—Dividend on the no par common
payment of 25c. a share on this issue.
Brandon
Greenville, S. C.—Dividend on the 7% pref. stock
$3.50 a share. The last semi-annual div. on
amounting to $3.50 a share was made in Jan. 1930.
Corp.,
resumed by the payment of
!
this issue
stock resumed by the
^
• '
stock
the 7% cum. pref. stock
omitted.
Columbus Auto Parts Co.- -Quar. div. of 1M%
stock omitted.
on
the 7% cum. pref.
Continental American Life Insurance Co.—Quar. div.
stock decreased from 45c. a share to 30c. a share.
tinental Illinois Co., of
2,000,000 Missouri
share on the
stock omitted.
Cuba RR.—Quar. div. on the 6%
omitted.
/
share to 75c.
a
the
capital
stock of 1H% a share
non-cum. pref.
Diamond Ice & Coal Co.—Quar. div. on the 7% cum.
from $1.75 a
on
pref. stock reduced
share.
Family Financing Corp.—Quar. div. of 17Hc. a share on
omitted.
',5,/■; ;■ ■
_
Federal Fidelity Co., Inc.(Ky,).—-Semi-ann.
7% prof, stock omitted. .
-
the pref. stock
.■ * ,'•
diy. of $3.50 a share on the.
.
div. on the no par common
share.
Realty Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Quar. div. On the 7% cum. pref.
Fort Worth (Tex.) Stock Yards Co.—Quar.
stock decreased from 37 He. a share to 25c. a
Guardian
stock reduced from $1.25 a share to $1 a
share.
-%
•
the no par common stock, series A,
pref. stock of 35c. a share, 1H% and 1%%,
'
<
^
Hudson & Manhattan RR.—Semi-ann. div. on the common stock de?
creased from $1.75 a share to $1.25 a share.
...
Guilford Realty Co.—Quar. divs. on
6% pref. stock and 7% cum.
respectively,
omitted. ' \-■
.
MONTHLY
Humphreys Mfg. Co.—Quar. div. of 50c. a
share on the 8% cum. pref.
stock omitted.
(Julius) Kayser & Co.—No action in respect to the div. on the no par
common stock taken.
From May 1 1931 to and incl. Feb. 1 1932, a
quar. div. of 25c. a share was paid.
Keystone Telephone Co. of Philadelphia.—Quar. divs. of 75c. a share
on the $3 cum. pref. stock and $1 a share on the $4 cum. pref. stock, both
omitted.
Liberty Limestone Corp.—Quar. div. of \%% on
omitted.
stock
Long Island Lighting Co.—Quar. div. on
duced 15c. a snare to 10c. a share,
Merchants
the 7% cum. pref.
"
the no par common stock re¬
.
,,
share on the
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse Co.—Quar. div. on
stock reduced from $1 a share to 75c. a share.
1932 postponed.
its
,
pref. shares due Oct. 31
the Canadian Eagle Co.
Eagle Oil Co., Ltd.—Div. on the 1st
Similar action was taken by
1st pref. shares for the same period.
Mexican
on
the no par capital
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Div. on the no per common
share to 25c. a share.
stock decreased from 50c. a
Muirhead's Cafeterias, Ltd .—Div, of
pref. stock omitted.
25c, a share on the 7H% cum,
Ltd.—Quar. div. of $1.75 a share on
Ontario Steel Products Co.,
the 7%
pref. stock omitted.
cum.
Co.—Quar. div, of 50c. a share
(The) Park Mortgage & Ground Rent
on the capital stock omitted.
omitted.
stock
continued as a repellent
influence, and was aggravated by fears that the New York
Chicago & St. Louis RR. might not be able to escape a
receivership.
This road, in an advertisement in the daily
20c. a share on the no par common
Oct. 1 had
Commerce Commis¬
sion, but that a receivership could be averted only if sub*
stantially all of the holders agreed to an extension for three
years of 75% of the principal of the loan under the con¬
ditions imposed by the inter-State Commerce Commission."
Tiie railroad list at times was conspicuously weak, and as
a further deterrent on Stock Exchange speculation the bond
market manifested repeated weakness—not in the case of
agreed to the terms of the Inter-State
gilt-edged issues, where prices were well maintained,
low-priced issues, where prices tumbled
the
-
Co.—Interim div. on the ordinary shares
obtained.
deferred until the full results for 1932 are
this.
A
disturbing incident, but of temporary duration,
in one of his cam¬
very
remark made by President Hoover
paign speeches in an effort to prove
the quar. ending Dec. 31 1932.
oij.-the common stock
(H.) Simon & Sons, Ltd.—Quar. div. of l%% on
the 7% cum. s. f. conv,
pref. stock omitted.
the capital stock
Southington (Conn.) Hardware Co.—Quar. div. on
reduced from 35c. a share to 25c. a share.
omitted.•
Co.—Quar. div. of 1 % % a share on the 7 % cum. pref.
J
Electric
Swiss-American
Co.
(of
stock
Zurich), Switzsrland.—Semi-ann.
stock omitted.
div of $3 a share on the $6 cum. pref.
Underwriters Finance Co., Inc.—Quar.
pref. A stock omitted.
cum.
$3.50
cum.
Home
Chemists Corp.—Quar.
pref. stock omitted.,
Fire
Insurance
div. of 87 He. a
Co.—Quar.
creased from 2% on share to 1% a
div. on the capital stock de¬
the common stock
• p.y:^
div. of 90c. a share on the common
Railways Co.—Quar.
omitted.
share on the
/vX-V
share.
Wagner Electric Corp.—Quar. div. of V2Hc. a share on
omitted.
'"w-";. ■-/:
yv.
York
1
(
Retail
United
Utah
div. of \%% a share on the 7%
stock
K-;.;,;s"."V'
DURING OCTOBER.
During October the stock market was again reactionary,
mention
had
been
month,
the
during which prices continued
limited
irregularly lower, with an occasional upward rally of
labored
kets
narrow
under
the
All the security mar¬
dimensions.
deadening influence
of
tlie Presi¬
dential
campaign, which grew in bitterness and became very
heated
during the course of the month, and pending the out¬
of which
come
no
seemed inclined
one
to
enter into any
extensive commitments in the market, one way or the other.
In
addition, however, there were other disturbing develop¬
ments and incidents which
were
certainly not calculated to
promote confidence in security values or to arouse
asm
for
higher prices.
foremost place
enthusi¬
Among these depressing features
eruption of weakness in commodity prices, both wheat
cotton
having
lowest
level
sharply declined, the first
reached
in
centuries,
of these to the
leaving the position
agricultural classes even more dismal than
the
noted in the earlier part
before.
of
As
of this article, the December option
for wheat in Chicago touched
Oct.
43%c.
011
Oct. 31 against 54%c.
4, and grain prices, as a matter of fact, kept
almost
continuously sinking from the beginning to the end of the
month, while the price of spot cotton in
to 6.15c.
Aug. 29,
on
showing
a
depreciation of more than $15 a bale
Then, also, the
figures of the early summer.
absence of any
in
pronounced indications of sustained recovery
trade and business
more
New York dropped
Oct. 31 against 9.00c. on Sept. 7 and 9.20c. on
from the best
in the future.
tended to undermine confidence once
Steel production, it is true, showed a
trifling increase at low levels, the steel
mills of the country
20% of capacity at the close of the
month, and only
14% during the July 4 holiday period, but iron and steel
prices displayed a declining tendency and the renewed de¬
pression in the commodity markets appeared to place in
jeopardy what, little recovery in general trade and business
had already occurred.
Towards the end of the month the
being engaged to about
month
against 17^% at the opening of the
United States
that
that
maintained for only two weeks longer
unless the Reserve Act was amended, as it subsequently
was.
This had a very bad effect abroad, and all the leading
foreign exchanges at New York turned against the United
States for the time being.
The President's statement met
with vigorous denials from Senator Carter Glass and Senator
Hull, both in a position to speak with authority regarding
the matter, and from inside knowledge, and in any event,
it was made plain to the satisfaction of financial interests
abroad that no inherent weakness in the Federal Reserve's
gold position was to be implied from the President's remarks.
The foreign exchanges, as a result, quickly returned to the
gold payments could be
,
latter half of the
The
month the collapse of the
pound sterling was an unsettling feature.
While this cannot
he said to have had any direct effect upon stock speculation,
ing the course of security values, such as the advances in
month, and with a period of dullness and stagnation
duration and of
tlie suspension of gold payments
close to
and
of the
of
the Federal Reserve banks
informed by the Secretary of the Treasury
so
he had been
date)
must unquestionably be assigned to a new
quite notable further break during the first 10 days
the rest
the precise
values, it was certainly not an
inasmuch as the depreciation in
the sterling rate reached nearly 19c. to the pound.
New
York City financial affairs likewise furnished.occasion for
worry, which was not without some retarding effects upon
the financial markets, inasmuch as the city found itself in a
desperate plight financially and banking interests felt they
could not undertake with any hope of success among in¬
vestors the floating of any considerable ^amounts of city
obligations unless the city budget was very substantially
reduced in accordance with the promise to that effect made
by the city authorities at the beginning of the year, and
which promises the Board of Estimate refused to carry out,
now that Mayor James J. Walker, because of his
resigna¬
tion. was no longer at the head of the city administration.
Through a compromise the banks agreed to make a loan of
$21,500,003 to tide the city over its need for the Nov. 1
payroll and other pressing immediate requirements.
The
month was not without some favorable influences as affect¬
with a
for
time (Mr. Hoover did
gold on foreign account, that at one
not
normal.
THE COURSE OF THE STOCK MARKET
Des Moines, Iowa, Oct. 4, in
discussisng the withdrawals of
speech made by Mr. Hoover at
which he was led to say, in
Sherwin-Williams Co., Cleveland.—Quar. div.,
reduced from 50c. a share to 87 He. a share.
how valiant he had been
This occurred in the
country's interests.
in defense of the
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—Quar. divs. on the no par common
shares reduced from 25c. a share to 12c. a share for the quar. ended
noteworthy examples
bonds constituting
railroad
badly,
was a
v
St. Louis Car
"71% of the holders
Monday, Oct. 3, stated that
$20,000,000 6% notes which fell due on
the
of
issues.
Sept. 30 1932 and 13c. a share for
Anxiety
toward that end.
regarding the state of the railroads
of
(Petroleum)
on
to be very effective
not appear
Potomac RR.—Seml-ann. divs. of 3H%
on the 7% guar, stock and 3% on the 6% guar, stock.
This compares
with semi-annual divs. of 4% a share paid previously on both of these
Dutch
buying
to stimulate
,
Richmond Fredericksburg &
Royal
followed
but this was a move designed
the part of the railroads, and yet did
by the other steel producers,
but in the case of the
.
Progress Laundry Co.—Quar. div. of
$40, which step was
steel rails from $43 a ton to
papers on
Co.—Quar. div. of 87 He. a
prior pref. stock $3.50 div. series, omitted...
Manufacturers Securities
&
11
REVIEW
Steel Corporation
marked down the price of
the
or
course
of security
influence,
exhilarating
price of gasoline by certain companies, but these passed
unsettlement, about the
the
almost without notice in the. general
only effect being
oil
the
a
slight stiffening in the price of some of
shares.
As
already stated, stocks were quite severely depressed
days of October.
On Wednesday, Oct. 5, the
market suffered a very bad slump, and all the active issues
in
the early
dropped all the way from $2 to $8 a share on a selling wave
which ranked among the most noteworthy of the year.
The
composite average of the New York "Times," based on 50
selected stocks, showed a net decline for that day of $5.20 a
share, the 25 industrial
of
$7.03
a
said that this shrinkage
on
net drop
a
The "Times"
in the composite average was
the
day since Oct. 13 1931.
The decline con¬
succeeding days under the influence of the adverse
sharpest of
tinued
stocks having suffered
share and the 25 rail issues $3.36.
any
developments already noted, and the lowest figures of the
month, as a rule, were recorded on Oct. 10, though in some
instances
not until
reaction
ward
a
few days later.
occurred
on
Oct.
11,
Somewhat of
due
an up¬
apparently to the
covering of outstanding short commitments, in view of the
fact
that
when
the
however,
the next day
Stock
after
was
Exchange
the
Columbus Day and
would
holiday, there
be
closed.
was
a
On
holiday,
Oct.
13,
renewed weakness,
but followed
of strength,
on
Friday, Oct. 14, by quite a manifestation
which again seemed to be accounted for, in the
main, by extensive covering of outstanding short commit*
MONTHLY
12
slowly
The remainder of the month prices drifted
ments.
with occasional mild rallies in a market that
was dull almost to the point of stagnation, there being gen¬
eral listlessness even among the trading fraternity.
There
was a
mild exhibition of strength on Oct. 26, 27 and 28,
downward,
reactions which
with moderate upward
United
the
of
action
the
to
may
Steel
States
have been due
Corporation in
REVIEW
of the high-priced
Government
the
bonds, and
income statement of the company
for the September quarter
poorest ever submitted for any quarterly period in the
entire history of the Corporation.
The action was taken as
was
the
indicating a belief in better trade conditions for the near
future.
"
,
Trading was light all through the month, though it was not
until the closing days that it became what might be termed
absolutely lifeless.
In the first half of the month transac.ions still ran in the neighborhood of 2,000,000 shares a day,
even
Oct.
Friday,
day's
entire
than 20,201,959 shares,
the smallest for any month since the previous July, when
the sales totaled 23,057,334 shares, and the smallest for any
"'month the sales aggregated no more
1924, the month prior to the election of Presi¬
October since
In October 1931 the total of the sales was
47.896,533 shares; in October 1930, 65,497,479 shares, and in
Coolidge.
October
On the New York Curb
month were no more than
1929, 141,668,410 shares.
Exchange
for
sales
the
the
This compared with 8,702,369 shares in
October ' 1931;
15,449,900 shares
in October 1930, and
61,836,200 shares in October 1929.
3,701,930 shares.
indicated, as far as the general averages are
As already
reached quite
generally on Oct. 10, but some slight recoveries occurred in
the middle of the month, with a renewed drift downward
the low point of the month
concerned,
in
a
moderate
of way during the
kind
was
last^H)
dq.ys of the
50 stocks included
compilation show that from a
The composite averages for the
month.
"Times"
high for the month of 65.57 on Oct. 1 there was a drop to
51.63 Oct. 10, with the close Oct. 31 at 56.32.
The 25 railroad
in
New
the
York
28.86
Oct. 1 to a low of 18.92 Oct. 10, with the close Oct. 31 at
22.87, while the 25 industrial stocks declined from a high of
102.84 Oct. 4 to 84.35 Oct. 10, with the close Oct. 31 at 89.77.
in
included
stocks
declined
50
the
from
high
a
of
During the month 27 stocks on the Stock Exchange reached
new low figures for the year, and on the Curb Exchange 36
stocks also made new low records for the year.
The separate
be said to have followed much the same course
fluctuations as the general average.
American
stocks may
their
in
113% Oct. 1 to 98% Oct. 13, and closed
Tel. & Tel. fell from
United States Steel dropped from 44 Oct. 1
J. I. Case
Threshing Machine was at its high for the month on Oct. 4
at 57, and at its low, 35%, Oct. 13, with the close Oct. 31
at 39%.
In the case of American Can the extremes were
56% Oct. 4 and 45% Oct. 10, with the close Oct. 31 at 52 exOct. 31 at
to
div.
103%.
Oct. 13, with the close Oct. 31 at 35%.
33%
Allied
Chemical
Dye
&
dropped
from
82
Oct. 4 to
66% Oct. 13, and closed Oct. 31 at 73%.
E. I. du Pont de
Nemours was at 43% Oct. 1 and at 31% Oct. 26, and closed
Oct. 31 at 34.
General Electric declined from 18% Oct. 3
American &
Foreign Power fell from 11 Oct. 4 to 6 Oct. 10, and closed
Oct. 31 at 7%.
Consolidated Gas of New York declined from
62% Oct. 4 to 51 Oct. 10, and closed Oct. 31 at 56%. North
American fell from 34% Oct. 4 to 25% Oct. 10, with the close
Oct. 31 at 28%.
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing
dropped from 37% Oct. 4 to 24% Oct. 26, with the close
Oct. 31 at 26%.
Standard Oil of New Jersey declined from
31 Oct. 1 to 27% Oct. 10, with the close Oct. 31 at 30%, the
advances in gasoline prices having stiffened market values
of the oil shares, as already noted further above.
The
to
14%
tobacco
10, and closed Oct. 31 at 15%.
Oct.
stocks
were
a
weak
feature
on
several
occasions
during the month on account of increased competition from
10c. cigarettes, and American Tobacco fell from 76% Oct. 5
to
59% Oct. 21, with the close Oct. 31 at 64.
list Atchison common dropped from
In the railroad
55%
Oct. 10, with the close Oct. 31 at 42%.
Nor¬
folk & Western fell from 106% Oct. 3 to 88% Oct. 10, with
the close Oct. 31 at 98.
Delaware & Hudson tumbled from
74% Oct. 3 to 54 Oct. 10, with the close Oct. 31 at 60 bid.
Oct. 31 at 65.
It will
be observed that the railroad shares enjoyed more of a
any
due
to
re¬
of the other principal groups, and this was"
the
fact
railroads for the month
of
that the
income
returns
of
-the
September began coming in the
latter part of October, and in not
a few instances showed
improved net earnings compared with the same month of
the previous
year,^ notwithstanding continued heavy losses
gross earnings, indicating that railroad managers
carrying out drastic policies of retrenchment in their
operating accounts.
The bond market,
Oct.
8
10324,2 Oct.
18
IO6H32 Oct.
28
108"32 Oct.
3
26
10428,2 Oct.
3
Oct.
25
10220,2 Oct.
7
10216,,
100'«32 Oct.
13
1002 6,2 Oct.
18
10022,,
1032033
IO3832
1081631
1042633
10327,2 Oct.
Treasury 3**s, 1946-1956...
Treasury 3 **s, 1943-1947...
Treasury 3s, 1951-1955.....
Treasury 3 **s, 1940-1943...
Treasury 3 **s, 1941-1943...
102 "82
102 633
1002233
Treasury 3** s,1946-1949...
102»32
,
IOO2832
IO3163J
107 «,a
104132
9526,2 Oct.
13
96 2*32 Oct.
1
10024,2 Oct.
13
/•10120J2 Oct.
18
1012,2
10022,2 Oct.
13
101 6,2
Oct.
19
1014,2
97*032 Oct.
13
98 832
Oct.
1
96S0J2
101
98«32
9614,2
9731,2
already indicated, showed conspicuous
Oct.
Oct. 1
4s__1995
94**
90** Oct.
Baltimore & Ohio 1st gold 4s_ 1948
85**
79
94**
Oct.
Oct.
Boston & Maine 1st 5s ser AC '67
25?* Oct.
66J* Oct.
73**
Oct.
Ches & Ohio ref & impt 5**s B '95
80
87
Oct.
....I960
Chic Milw & St B gen
4s ser A '89
Chic Milw St F & B 5s ser A. 1975
Chic & N W
39 **
3D*
26**
Oct.
91
Oct.
Oct.
40
Convertible 4**s
32**
82**
57** Oct.
62
Oct.
22
Oct.
32
Oct.
16
Oct.
26** Oct.
19
44
Oct.
53
47}*
29**
28**
25**
A. 1949
C C C & St L4**s series E__ 1977
Erie ref & impt. 5s of 1927... 1967
Ref & impt 5s of 1930
1975
Great North gen 4**sser E..1977
34 **
24 >* Oct.
34** Oct.
62
50
5014 Oct.
36** Oct.
62
111 Cent C St L & N O 5s A.. 1963
42** Oct.
55
Oct.
46
50**
43
Oct.
51
Oct.
43
42
34
Oct.
42
Oct.
conv
4**s
Kansas City Sou ref &
ser
34"
24** Oct.
impt 5s *50
Lehigh Valley (Fa) cons 4s_.2003
Mo-Kan-Texas cum adj 5s__1967
Oct.
34** Oct.
Oct.
50** Oct.
21**
13** Oct.
21** Oct.
N Y C & St L
4**s series C..1978
N Y N H & H 1st & ref 4**s_ 1967
22
16** Oct.
23
Oct.
62
69
Oct.
N Y Ont & West ref 4s...... 1992
54
Bennsylvania RR deb 4**s__1970
St Louis-San Francisco—
General 4s series A
1950
Missouri Bacific gen 4s
1975
1978
1956
Western Maryland 1st 4s—1952
Allegheny Corp coll tr 5s
1944
Con 4**s series
A
..1949
Collateral & conv 5s
2030
Brooklyn Union Elev 1st 5s_. 1950
Dodge Bros conv deb 6s_
1940
Internat Faper 5s ser A & B.. 1947
Int Tel & Tel conv deb 4**s_. 1939
Oct.
45**
19**
50"
49** Oct.
54** Oct.
69
61
Oct.
69
Oct.
65**
14**
12**
12** Oct.
15
Oct.
al2**
j*
10
Southern Ry gen 4s ser A
Amer & Foreign Bower 5s
31
1932.
Highest.
Lowest.
1932.
Ateh Topeka & S Fe gen
Price
Range for October.
Price
31
Oct.
12** Oct.
24** Oct.
32
56** Oct.
60** Oct.
18** Oct.
31** Oct.
23"
18**
31**
Oct.
25**
20
15
Oct.
22** Oct.
39**
26
Oct.
39** Oct.
79**
7434 Oct.
79**
86**
86 ** Oct.
87** Oct.
20
41
50** Oct.
4
Oct.
3
Oct.
77
Oct.
87
42**
34**
18 H
34** Oct.
18 J* Oct.
48
29** Oct.
5
23
Oct.
30** Oct.
5
Antioquia (Dept) 7s ser A—1945
9
Oct.
1
A—1957
47
Oct.
59
1959
56 **
47
Oct.
59** Oct.
5
1962
Australia 5s of 1925
..1955
External loan 5s of 1927... 1957
External 4**s of 1928
1956
Berlin (City) ext s f 68
1958
Bolivia (Republic) extl 7s—1969
External 8s
—1947
Brazil external 8s
1941
51**
43** Oct.
52** Oct.
4
47"
85?*
85%
78**
74** Oct.
74** Oct.
86** Oct.
3
3
68
Oct.
86?* Oct.
79** Oct.
75**
75**
69**
37 J*
a34
Oct.
40** Oct.
15
5
Faramount Famous
47**
29
Lasky 6s '47
1939
Warner Bros Fictures 6s
Foreign Bonds—
Argentine (Govt) 6s ser
6s of June 1925
"External 5 **8
i**
6
Oct.
4** Oct.
7
Oct.
6** Oct.
8
Oct.
52
5
Oct.
3
36
4K
6**
1934 Oct.
23** Oct.
21
1957
18
16** Oct.
19** Oct.
18
(City) 5s_______..1957
73
65** Oct.
76**
Oct.
66**
Sinking fund 5s_..1958
73
65** Oct.
78** Oct.
65**
7**
7%
7**
6Ms of 1927
Brisbane
Sept 1961
External sinking fund 6s__1963
External sinking fund 6s_.1960
German (Republic) 7s
1949
Chile
(Republic) 6s
German Govt Internat 5**s_1965
22
9 **
7** Oct.
9**
Oct.
9
Oct.
Th
7** Oct.
7** Oct.
3
Oct.
3
68**
49**
74**
74**
3
96**
73** Oct.
49** Oct.
73** Oct.
54
99**
73** Oct.
96** Oct.
92**
86
83
1946
(Republic) 8s
3
67** Oct.
Queensland (State) extl 7s_.1941
External 6s.
1947
Rio Grande do Sul 8s
1946
Urugauy
Oct.
84** Oct.
71
83
5s. 1957
External sinking fund 5S..1958
9** Oct.
mi
New South Wales (State)
84
100**
17
Oct.
Oct.
96** Oct.
4
10
Oct.
16** Oct.
4
43
Oct.
48** Oct.
13
87**
44"
THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON
1932.
29,201,959
$
108,007,000
60,842,500
20,404,600
1931.
47,896,533
8
186,825,000
109,850,000
55,422,950
1930.
65,497,479
8
178,729,800
79,439,500
8,966,150
262,692,000
189,254,100
352,097,950
267,135,450
347.225,300
489,304,333
699,326,924
378,984,664
$
5
$
1,289,442,800 1,542,729,400 1,634,527,900
746,853,600
584,970,400
State, munic. & foreign
562,257,100
197,672,900
93,917,750
United States Govt
450.296,150
1,777,349,300
529.125,150
111,188,800
Month of October
Stocksales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par value)—Railroad and mlscell...
State, munic. & foreign
United States Govt
Total bond sales
,
141,668,410
„
68,327,000
16,206,300
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31—
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par
value)—
Railroad and miscell
Total bond sales
2,301,996,050 2,487,255,900
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON
Bond sales (par value)—.
Domestic
Total bond sales....
Bond sales (par value)—
8,702,369
.
8
84,154,000
3,468,000
4,015,000
1930.
15,449,900
84,919,000
3,839,000
3,772,000
Total bond sales....
was a
for
91,637,000
92,530,000
57,421,000
193,041,225
420,931,829
■■;"
8
769,589,000
25,774,000
34,098,000
625,816,000
39,205,000
37,505,000
407,456,500
32,332,500
34,479,500
829,461,000
702,526,000
474,268,500
$737,966,500
are
■
during October in the rates
the use of banking credit in all
market as a result of the abnormal
of idle funds
During October this
existing where enormous masses
congested in the
$
8
DURING OCTOBER 1932.
further reduction
loans and
branches of the money
conditions
5,032,000
3,163,000
94,669,750
THE MONEY MARKET
There
$
49,226,000
77,321,000
24,421,500
32,023,000
Foreign corporate
1929.
61,836,200
8
46,479,729
8
8681,522,000
Domestic
Foreign Government..
8
2,313,416,050 2,417,663,250
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31—
Stock sales—No. of shares
968,674,420
THE CURB EXCHANGE.
1931.
1932.
3,701,930
$
71,698,000
2,267,000
3,356,000
Month of October—
Stocksales—No. ofshares
the railroad group,
low-priced issues, especially in
while manifesting firmness in the case
Closing
Opening
Railroad and Industrial Bonds.
weakness in the case of the
1
4**s ol 1933-1938
Treasury 4** s, 1947-1952...
Treasury 4s, 1944-1954
charged
as
18
Oct.
the
were
102 26,2 Oct.
1022 4,2 Oct.
102°32
Foreign Government..
Union Pacific fell from 76%
Oct. 1 to 53% Oct. 10, with the close
10116,,
4
25
101 "32 Oct.
102 2 <32
•
Foreign corporate
in
Oct. 31.
Highest.
Lowest.
101i23,
3**s, 1932-1947
1932-1947—..
First 4**s,
Fourth Liberty Loan—
with the close Oct. 31 at 23%.
than
Sale
1.
First Liberty Loan—
New York Central moved down from 30 Oct. 1 to 18% Oct. 10,
doubtless
Last
Hale
Oct.
Oct. 3 to 35%
covery
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Range During October 1932.
Fast
Government Bonds.
21, the million-share figure was never
closely approached on any day. ' On Monday, Oct. 31,
trading aggregated only 384,760 shares, the smallest
business for any full day since June 1024.
For the
dent
:;-y:
while
hut after Oct. 14 even 1,000,000-sliare days were rare,
after
considerable number likewise of foreign bond
a
issues.
preferred shares of the company, though the
the
on
in
obligations, and also in a large list of railroad and industrial
announcing, after the close of business on Oct. 25, that the
directors had decided to continue the 1%% quarterly divi¬
dend
issues and also in the case of United States
In the following table we show
the different issues of United States
obligations.
fluctuations
financial centers.
13
MONTHLY REVIEW
♦
congestion
relieved in
was not
degree, but, on the con¬
any
trary, was further intensified by the inflow of gold from
abroad and the release of gold
held here for foreign account,
circulation.
and likewise the increase in National bank
New York Federal Reserve Bank figures out a
of
The
total
of
$117,900,000 of open market commercial paper
on Sept. 30 as against $108,100,000 on Aug. 31
and $100,400,000 on July 31, but being nevertheless less than
half as large as on Sept. 30 1931.
a
outstanding
net addition
DAILY RECORD
$70,000,000 to the gold stock of the country during the
of October, and also estimates that there was a
month
further
increase
in
month in amount of
National
circulation
bank
during
the
This came at a time When
banking accom¬
modation, because of the depression in trade, and when also
there was no speculative demand for banking credit, either
in the stock market or in the commodity markets, trading
on the Stock Exchange having rapidly dwindled.
As a conse¬
quence, rates dropped to new low figures for call loans, for
time loans, for mercantile paper, and for bankers' accept¬
ances.
The offering on Oct. 6 by the United States Treasury
of $450,000,000, "or thereabouts," of 4^-year Treasury notes,
reflected the conditions prevailing, as subscriptions were
received for over 18 times the amount of the offering, or
-
for
an
aggregate of $8,368,343,700, out of which the Treasury
Department made allotments of $508,338,600. The contribu¬
tory causes to the further plethora are outlined as follows
"A continued flow of funds into
during the past month.
some
the banks has occurred
As in the two previous
months,
2
3
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1
5
1
6
1
7
1
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have been
13
new-
National bank notes)..
134,000,000
106,000,000
$537,000,000
..........
Disposition of funds:
Used to repay borrowings at Federal Reserve banks
as
reserve
.-$203,000,000
against increased deposits, which resulted
;
;
partly from credit expansion
90,000,000
Total funds used
-..$293,000,000
Amount added to
"As
-$244,000,000
excess reserves
this
indicates, the largest gain of funds has been
the rise in this country's monetary gold stock,
through
which
has
stantial
been
volume
by
supplemented
of
issuance
the
National
new
bank
notes
return flow of currency to the banks which
seasonal tendency.
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Oct*.26.
(chiefly
Net receipt of all kinds of currency from circulation.
Used
1
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$297,00b,000
outstanding
Total funds received
1
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July 27 to
currency
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acceptances during October was
special feature except that, as in other branches
of the money-market, rates were further reduced.
The reduc¬
tion came on Thursday, Oct. 13, the day after the Columbus
holiday, the same day when the call loan rate on the
Stock Exchange was cut from 2% per year to 1%.
The
rates for bankers' acceptances, which had been %% bid and
94% asked for 30, 60 and 90 days, were then reduced to %%
bid and y2% asked for the same maturities, while the fate
for bills of 120 days was reduced from 1% bid and % % asked
to %% bid and %% asked, and the rate for bills running
150 and 180 days from l1/4% bid and lVs% asked to 1% bid
and 34% asked.
As previously, dealings in bankers' accept¬
ances were greatly restricted, owing to the inadequate sup¬
ply of paper, though the volume of paper outstanding in¬
creased a trifle.
From the survey of the American Accept¬
ance Council as of Sept. 30, released in a statement issued
on Oct.
20, it appeared that after a long period of decline
in the volume of bankers' acceptances outstanding, a turn
had occurred and an increase of $1,723,339 was shown as
without
Gold imports, releases of earmarked gold, &c
in
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in which the funds have been
■Funds obtained through:
Increase
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follows:
as
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re¬
cipal receipts of funds by member banks during the past
used,
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three months, and the ways
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mainder has been added to unemployed reserves.
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11
28
expansion of bank credit, and the
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27
basis for
5 Months. 1 6 Months.
Satur day
26
the
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8
25
4 Months.
Satur day
indebtedness at the Reserve banks
as
90 Days.
60 Days.
1
of the funds have been used either for further repay¬
ments of member bank
or
Rates on Mixed Collateral.
30 Days.
21
by the New York Federal Reserve Bank: ;,
LOAN RATES.
October.
$30,000,000.
there was very little mercantile demand for
OF TIME
of
a
and
sub¬
by
a
is contrary to
Over $200,000,000 of the funds have been
compared with the amount outstanding at the end of August.
Robert H. Bean, Executive Secretary of the American Ac¬
used to repay borrowings from the Reserve banks, about
$90,000,000 have been absorbed by the increase in member
ceptance Council, observed that while this increase was rela¬
bank reserve
bills, it did indicate the beginning of a seasonal use of accept¬
ance credits for financing.
The total of acceptances out¬
requirements, and the remainder has not thus
far been employed."
On Thursday, Oct. 13 the call loan rate on the New York
Stock Exchange was marked down from 2%, the figure
■
which
had
prevailed since July 7, to 1%.
market funds had
been available
on
In the outside
1% for a long
call at
time; and after the marking down of the official rate to
the
figure, loans outside the Stock Exchange the rest
month were available at only % of 1% per annum.
same
of the
The
time
branch
loan
demoralized.
Even
of
loan rate time loan rates
dates from 30
the
before
market
the
also
became
marking down
of
further
the
call
quoted at 94 @1*4% for all
were
days to six months, though these
were
purely
nominal figures, there being virtually no demand for time
loans and with only an occasional transaction in such loans.
Low.
1..
2
2
2
4
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
5
6
7
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8
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had
of
was
it been
crop moving time of
Second Federal Reserve District alone, it was stated,*held
V
Sunday
I
shrinkage
$392,778,816 at the end of September.
Renewal
19
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Low.
17
2
Sunday
3
Oct. 1932.
Renewal
High.
S aturda y
a
Bean observed that it
1
CALL LOANS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Oct. 1932.
$313,175,932 was disclosed.
Mr.
particularly encouraging to note
that the volume of "foreign bills," generally referred to as
German credits, had now been reduced $105,000,000 since
Sept. 30 1931, and was down to considerably less than
half the peak volume for this type of business., He also
remarked that not in the history of acceptance financing
365,078,
1
activity in this branch of the market became
noticeable.
*
standing was given as $683,189,146 on Sept. 30 as compared
$681,465,807 on Aug. 31. As compared with 12 months
before, on Sept. 30 1931, however, when the volume of bills
was close to
a
billion dollars, or, in exact figures, $996,-
with
possible for producers of commodities in .the
the year to finance their business at
so low a cost as at present.
The recent reduction in bankers*
bills to %@%% up to 90 days—the lowest rate on record—
made it possible to arrange crop financing at previously
unheard-of rates.
The condition of the bill market, so far
as it affected the supply and demand, remained unchanged,
with dealers' portfolios at record low levels.
The holding
of bills by the large accepting banks continued to account
for nearly 80% of all created bills.
As of the end of Septem¬
ber, accepting banks were holding of their own or other
banks' bills a total of $519,209,122.
This amount was, how¬
ever, $54,000,000 less than the total held by these banks as
of the end of the previous month.
Accepting banks of the
The latter part of the month the quotation for time money
was down to %% for 30 and 60 days, to %% for 90
days
and four months, and to 1% for five and six months, where¬
upon some little
tively unimportant when compared with the total volume of
The Federal
Reserve
banks
held
virtually
domestic
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2
2
26
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acceptances in their portfolios, the total of a little in excess
28
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12
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commercial
Prime
before, but there
paper,
four
1
31
1
1
Sunday
to
paper
was
restricting sales.
six
1% @2%.
months'
Names
continued in good demand, as
a shortage of first-class
all the time
^Quotations for
Choice names of
dropped from 2@2*4% to
known commanded 2*4% as
maturities
less
well
against the previous 2y2%.
high-class paper
occasional transactions at 1%% were noted.
The New York
Federal Reserve Bank on Oct. 19 issued a statement saying
that reports received from commercial paper dealers showed
On
some very
no
$33,000,000 reported from week to week consisting almost
entirely of foreign bills, largely in the nature of frozen
assets, since they have to be extended anew with each ma<turity date.
The latest figures available respecting these
foreign bills are of date Sept. 30, when the amount was
reported at $30,849,000.
The Federal Reserve banks did
not lower their buying rates for acceptances when open mar¬
ket rates for bankers' acceptances were reduced on Oct. 13.
In other words, the bill buying rate of the New York Reserve
Bank continued at 1% for maturities of
one
to 90
days; 1%%
for 91 to 120 days, and at 1 y2% for maturities of from 121
to 180 days.
The holdings of acceptances on account of
foreign central banks fell off during the month from $43,-
486,000 Sept. 28
to* $.37,993,000
Oct. 26.
MONTHLY
14
26. Foreign bank
institutions, after some
changes from week to week, were $9,852,000 Oct. 26 against
$9,864,000 Sept. 28 1932; 12 months before, on Oct. 28 1931,
these foreign bank deposits aggregated $157,618,000.
Brokers' loans in New York City, after the increase the
previous month, decreased during October with the decline
dn Stock Exchange speculation.
According to the compila¬
tions of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, based on
$43,486,000 Sept. 28 to $37,993,000 Oct.
ACCEPTANCES.
PRIME BANKERS'
EEYIEW
deposits Avith the Federal Reserve
Call Loans
180 Days
150 Days
90 Days « 120 Days
60 Days
30 Days
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Accept'ces Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask
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Oct. 22.
Oct. 15.
Oct. 8.
Oct. 29.
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RESERVE
YORK CITY.
The Federal Reserve banks continued to
strengthen their
They further reduced the volume
of Federal Reserve notes dn circulation, further increased
tlieir holdings of gold, and also showed some moderate fur¬
ther decrease in the volume of Reserve credit outstanding.
The total of Federal Reserve notes in circulation, which had
decreased from $2,861,948,000 July 20 to $2,814,020,000 on
Aug. 21, and then to $2,720,988,000 Sept. 28, showed a further
contraction to $2,688,871,000 Oct. 26.
This acted as an offset
to the increase which was taking place in National bank
circulation as a result of the Borah-Glass rider to the Fed¬
eral Home Loan Bank Act.
Apparently the increase in
National bank circulation during October was about $30,position during October.
000,000, and this comes after, roughly, $50,000,000 increase
in September and the same amount in August.
The volume
of Reserve credit outstanding as measured by the holdings
of bills and securities fluctuated moderately from week to
•
week, and Oct. 26 was $2,212,391,000 as against $2,231,806,000 Sept. 28.
The holdings of United States Govern¬
ment securities remained substantially unchanged as far
11
as
the
is
total
this being
concerned,
reported
at $1,850,-
949,000 Oct. 26 as against $1,853,683,000 Sept. 28, though some
'"oiNthe separate items going to make up the total
in the open
*
Showed con¬
The holdings of acceptances purchased
siderable change*
market also remained essentially Unchanged at
$33,695,000 Oct. 26 in comparison with $33,604,000 Sept. 28,
•'arid, as pointed out in our discussion of the market: for
'•
hankers' acceptances, is made up almost entirely of foreign
►■bills iii the nature of frozen assets which have to be renewed
Mwiibhever they mature.
The holdings of discounted bills,
reflecting member bank borrowing, which at .1 Oct. 26 Avere
,
EXCHANGE DURING OCTOBER.
foreign ex¬
in the pound ster¬
feature in the course of the
The drop in the rate reached sensational
great surprise and Avith dramatic
proportions
suddenness.
The rate had been pretty well maintained in tlie neighbor¬
hood of $3.45@$3.46 during the first half of the month,
presumably Avith the aid of the £150,000,000 Exchange Equal¬
ization Fund especially created for the purpose,;as it was
supposed, but on Tuesday, Oct. 18, and Wednesday, Oct. 19,
a sudden
break occurred, which carried the fate for cable
transfers doAvri almost 7c. to the pound, or from $3.44 11/16
Oct. 17 to $3.37% Oct. 19.
Some moderate recovery then
ensued for a couple of days, but on Monday, Oct. 24, Tues¬
day, Oct. 25, and Wednesday, Oct. 26, a second break
occurred even more severe than the first one.
From
$3.39 9/16, the high figure on Oct. 22, there Was a drop
of nearly 8c. on Monday, Oct. 24, to $3.31%; a further drop
of 2c. on Oct. 25, to $3.29%, and a still further decline of
2%c. on Oct. 26 to $3.27%.
The result altogether Avas that
from the high figure of the month of $3.46 1/16 Oct. 8 the
drop to $3.27% Oct. 26 represented a decline of nearly 19c.
There Avas only little recovery in the remaining days of
the month, the
range
of cable transfers Oct. 31 being
$3.28 5/16@$3.28%. The reasons for the collapse Avere quite
obscure.
A variety of these reasons Avas offered in explana¬
tion, but they failed to carry conviction, and, moreover,
appeared to be based largely, if not entirely, on conjecture.
It Avas suggested that the Exchange Equalization Fund had
become exhausted, but this failed to alloAv for the fact that
in that event it Avould be open to the British Ministry to
apply to Parliament for replenishment of the fund.
Then
it Avas urged that seasonal pressure arising out of the autumn
importations of grain and cotton accounted for the decline,
•but this did not explain why support had not been continued
to prevent the decline.
There Avere also intimations that
came as a
the British authorities were
selling bills in order to accumu¬
which to make the semi-annual debt pay¬
to the United States due in December, - which did not
late dollars .with
ment
lastly, that cash payments
made on
Dec. 1, to complete the British war conversion plan, and that
most of the holders who had failed to exchange their 5%
bonds for the neAv 3%% issue were located abroad and hence
impress anyone very greatly, and
in the
neighborhood of £165,000,000 Avould have to be
that the cash likeAvise Avould go
confusing.
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All this was very
abroad.
,.*•"•
>
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The strangest feature of all Avas that
••
.
the British authori¬
unconcerned about the matter,
the outcome.' • |fhe one
undisputed fact Avas that support had been withdrawn, but
for Avhat reason and what was the object in view, and for
Iioav long, Avas left wholly to conjecture.
Against the mani¬
fest disadvantages of such great depreciation in the British
-unit it was easy to see that there might be some advantages
an the trade with
the Far East, but whether this was a
goAreming consideration in letting the depreciation occur
Avas shrouded in mystery.
Japan is Great Britain's; sharpest
competitor in trade Avith the Far East, and the Japanese yen
since Japan abandoned the gold standard has Suffered even
..
greater depreciation than the pound sterling, j Be that as
ties appeared to be wholly
and were apparently indifferent to
against $339,647,000 Sept. 28, account for
of the bill and -it may, the collapse in the price of sterling pfoved a -very
disturbing and distressing event, not only in exchange-rate^
security holdings.
Gold reserves increased from $2,878,
646,000 Sept. 28 to $2,992,623,000 Oct. 26.
This" increase on London, but in foreign exchange generally, j Foreign bal¬
ances in London were again being sharply reduced, and, of
;!ri the gold holdings, concurrently Avith the contraction in
course, this served further to increase the difficulty,of main¬
Federal Reserve note circulation, brought with it an in¬
taining the British unit. At the same time, too,; irioney rates
crease in the ratio of total reserves to deposit arid Federal
in London continued to rule extremely low, and this remoAred
Reserve note liabilities combined of only from 60.8% Septi
the inducement for maintaining balances at the British cen¬
28 to 61.9% Oct. 26, but that was due to the fact that deposit
>$322,322,000
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OF STERLING
changes during October Avas the collapse
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broker borrowing by members of the
Exchange also recorded a contraction in such borrowing,
the amount for Oct. 31 being given as $342,702,199 against
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member banks, these brokers'
$352,000,000 Oct. 26 against $425,090,000
by the larger
Sept. 28.
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10
as
nearly the whole of the decrease dn the total
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ran
during the four weeks from $2,353,142,000
up
owing entirely to the circumstance that
member bank reserve deposits increased from $2,268,521,000
Sept. 28 to $2,411,946,000 Oct. 26.
This addition to the mem¬
$2,469,993,000,
ber bank
reserve
account in
turn appears
to have been due
'
largely to the taking out of
new
National bank circulation
by means of which the member banks
to
their
reserve
with
the
Federal
were
Reserve
enabled to add
institutions
or
';to reduce their indebtedness to the Federal Reserve banks.
The 12
Federal
Reserve
institutions further reduced the
i amount of United States Gcwernment securities held
-
as
part
collateral for Federal Reserve notes from $503,800,000 Sept.
28 to $451,200,000 Oct. 26.
Acceptances held for account of
foreign
central
banks
recorded
a
further
decrease
from
ter and increased the AVithdraAvals.
Call
money'against bills
plentiful at the end of the month at % to % %;
months' bills AA^ere 11/16%; three month^' bills % to
in London Was
tAvo
13/16%; four months' bills % to 15/16%, and six months'
bills 1 1/16 to 1%%.
The Bank of England showed only
Very small changes in its gold holdings during the month.
The return for the week ending Oct. 5 recorded a gain of
£3,458 in gold; for the week ending Oct. 12 there was a loss
of £4,765; for the Aveek ending Oct. 19 a gain of £19,974;
for the week ending Oct. 26 a gain of £24,906, and for the
AAreek ending Nov. 2 a further
gain of £19,000.
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appeared at the close of September, wrlien the figures
Avere officially compiled, that Great Britain's huge war loan
conversion scheme had proved very successful.1
Out of
It
MONTHLY
,
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£2,085,000,000 5% bonds outstanding on June 30, approxiinately £1,920,000,000 were converted into the new 3%%
issue, leaving about £105,000,000, or 8%, to be redeemed in
on Dec.
1.
Having completed this operation, Neville
Chamberlain undertook new refunding operations, and on
cash
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the Bank of England announced an
Oct. 11
4 was
conversion
a
inducement
;000,000
.
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issue of £150,-
within an hour
of the opening the British Government had received all the
cash applications it deemed necessary to meet the new issue.
Although cash applications were invited, the issue really
000,000 of 2% Treasury bonds at par, and
Dec.
1.
to
convert
The
were
because special terms as an
offered to holders of £140,-
Treasury bonds due for repayment on
bonds are to be repaid at the latest on
4%%
of
;
operation,
new
option of repay¬
ing at any time after April 15 ♦1935. Holders of the 4% %
bonds were given not only a preferential allotment, but those
exchanging their holdings for a like amount of the new
April 15 1938, but the Government has the
bonds received cash payment
at the rate of 10 shillings per
issue at 99%.
Tliey also are to receive four months' interest due on the old
bonds.
It was pointed out in the daily press that while the
yield to cash applicants would be 2%, the yield to holders
vof 4%% bonds would average about £2 Is. 9d. per cent.
After the large gold shipments from Great Britain to
the United States the previous month, relatively little fur¬
ther gold came to this country during October.
The New
i, York
Federal Reserve Bank reports the arrival for the
month at $1,250,000, and summarizes the entire gold move; ment to and from the United States during October as
.
cent., and thus, in effect, obtained the new
follows:
i
"The monetary gold
increase
to
in
stock of the United States continued
of about $70,000,000 being
October, a total
added during the
month.
As shown in the following dia¬
there has been a rise in the gold stock of about
gram,
$355,-
000,000 from the low point of mid-June, representing a re¬
covery of approximately two-thirds of the preceding loss
since the beginning of the year.
Releases from earmarked
released
of this gain,
holdings for foreign central banks, exclusive of gold
have accounted for $230,000,000
for
export,
and
imports of gold for most of the balance.
of these releases
being paid out in the New York money mar¬
Imports of gold at the Port of New York totaled about
ket.
days afterwards, when exchange rates quickly re¬
the normal.
Cable transfers on Paris on that
several
turned
to
occasion
rose
3.93 13/16c. Oct. 8, but
from 3.91 %c. Oct. 4 to
by Oct. 13, on the assurances contained in the disclaimers,
were
back to 3.92c.
The Swiss franc on cable transfers
19.27%.e. Oct. 4 to 19.42c. Oct. 8, but went
Cable transfers on Holland moved
advanced from
back to 19.2914c. Oct. 13.
from 40.16c. Oct. 4 to 40.38 %c. Oct. 8, but were back to
Oct. 13.
The Danish crown on cable transfers ad¬
up
40.18c.
17.S9%c. Oct. 4 to 18.00c. Oct. 8, but on Oct. 14
as
17.83 y2c\
The Swedish crown for cable
transfers rose from 17.72c. Oct. 4 to 17.79c. Oct. 8, but Oct. 13
was as low as 17.67 %c.
Even the rate for sterling moved
vanced from
low
as
was
was
being, though sterling ex¬
higher, for the time
somewhat
then had been inclined to weakness, and it
Oct. 8 that cable transfers on London reached the
change
even
on
high point of the month at 3.46 1/16, to which reference was
made im our discussion above of the sterling exchange
market.
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-
.
This, however, constituted one of the minor incidents of
the month, though one which for the time being had a wide
bearing, and was not of the disturbing
character which the
collapse in the pound sterling occasioned during the latter
half of the month.
On Saturday, Oct. 22, the French franc
cable transfers,
on
result of the break in the pound
as a
sterling, bounded up to 3.94%, and
threatened to go to the
point where gold could again be exported from New York for
French account. At this juncture the Bank of France entered
the market as a seller
The strength of the franc
of francs.
against dollars was a direct result of the drop in sterling
and of the movement of French and other Continental funds
out of London to
It
Paris.
reported that there was a
was
scarcity of francs in London, with the result that the French
banks sold sterling against dollars, and used dollar exchange
to buy
In consequence of this situation the Bank of
dollars and the franc rate
francs.
absorbed the offering of
France
was
swift to respond by
the
range
Oil Oct. 31
again turning downward.
3.92%@3.92%
The Bank of France, in its
for cable transfers on Paris was
against 3.91% @3.91% Oct. 1.
statement for the week ending Oct. 7, reported a decrease
gold holdings of 36,980,722 francs, but in the week ending
14 there was an increase in gold of 6,910,069 francs;
in
"During October, gold released from earmark by foreign
central banks amounted to some $46,000,000, the proceeds
15
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Oct.
followed
francs,
still
by
francs in the week
a further increase of 25,478,515
another increase of 233,000,000
28,
the week ending Oct.
in
ending Oct. 28.
$10,500,000, of Which $6,000,000 came from India, $2,000,000
from Holland, $1,250,000 from England, and $800,000 from
Mexico.
At San Francisco, $3,600,000 was imported from
figures on the French rentes
China, $3,350,000 from Japan, and $580,000 from Australia.
called
Exports continued to be negligible."
Uanadian exchange in this market remained at a discount
volved.
The French Finance Minister,
Minister,
'y
in giving the final official
conversion to the Council of
Oct. 4, declared the Government would be
to disburse only 1.85% of the total sum in¬
of a total of 85,000,000,000 francs in 5, 6 and
on
upon
Out
throughout October, and this discount, after lessening very
7% rentes, 81,000,000,000 francs had been ordered converted
into the new issue at 4%%.
Requests for reimbursement
decidedly, increased again in the closing days of the month.
reached
At
discount
was
a
7%, then it rapidly increased again, and on Oct. 31
down to
it
October the Canadian dollar was at a
little above 9%.
By Oct. 22 this discount was
the beginning of
OTHER
FOREIGN
Rates of exchange on the Continental
EXCHANGES.
centers of Europe
during the last half of October were nearly all under the
influence of the collapse in the pound sterling.
The wild
were
tion.
Oct.
18
National
the
On Oct. 20 the Bank of Poland reduced
7%% to 6%, and on Oct. 21 the Bank of Spain
reduced from 6%%'to 6%.
On Oct. 7 the South African
Reserve Bank marked its rate down from 6% to 5%.
German marks were in no way affected by the main cur¬
from
5% to 4%%.
this
way
of New York because of the greater amount of dollar
available in the sterling-dollar markets. -There
was
such
a
scarcity of francs that the Bank of France was
franc market by selling
francs and buying foreign currencies, principally dollars.
The need for such action by the Bank of France, it is be¬
several times obliged to widen the
lieved, ceased after Monday, Oct. 24.
Early in the month there was also a common influence
affecting nearly all the leading foreign exchanges, though
of
a
wholly different nature and
with
a
different effect.
in one of his campaign speeches, in an
endeavor to set out what good had resulted from his policies
and his Administration, adverted in particular to the large
President Hoover,
withdrawal of gold from the
United States by foreign coun¬
tries, and then was led into making the following statement:
"These drains had at one moment reduced the amount of
gold
we
could spare for current payments to a point where
Treasury informed me that unless lie
the Secretary of the
effect a remedy, we could not hold to the gold
of inability to meet
demand of foreigners and our own citizens for gold."
The
could put into
standard but two weeks longer, because
the
rents
influencing the other foreign exchanges inasmuch- as
and all fiscal and foreign trade operations-are
unit
under the strict control of the
German marks
in
heed to the movements
of either sterling or the Continental
policy is to tie the mark to the dollar.
Nominal
nevertheless, moved somewhat lower the
last few davs of the month, the range for cable transfers
of
this
rates for marks,
Oct. 31 being 23.75@23.76 against 23.78@23.80 Oct. 1.
The
Bank of Germany showed.slight changes in its gold holdings
during October. It reported an increase of 29,000 marks the
first quarter of the month, an increase of 436,000 marks
the Second quarter, an increase of 1,000 marks the third
quarter, with 20,509.000 marks further increase in the-final
quarter of the month.
Note circulation the first quarter
decreased 136,244.000 marks, the second quarter 99.320,000
marks, and the third quarter 105.021.000 marks, with 206-,
072,000 marks increase in the final quarter. " \ * Hs'
Italian exchange held very steady through all the wide
of the other exchanges, and the lira on
fluctuations in
which he did not
mention), it could not be entirely free of
premise and the conclusion
alike being faulty.
The disclaimers of any such critical
situation by those familiar with the facts did not come until
menace
at the present time—the
that
swing
means
exchanges. It advances or lowers its rates on Paris; Amster¬
dam or Zurich, as occasion demands.: The practical effect
cable transfers to Rome was
(and the precise date of
This
the dollar.
promptly found its way to Europe and exercised a
highly disturbing effect upon all the leading foreign ex¬
changes.
These exchanges immediately moved against the
United States, the hasty deduction being made that if the
gold standard was so seriously menaced on the occasion
which the President had in mind
Reichsbank.
not affected by the downward
The German unit is believed to be virtually
The Reichsbank pays little or no
sterling.
anchored to
were
picture was decidedly overdrawn, but the President's state¬
ment
October in the discount
4% to 3%%, effective the following day.
On
Bank of Hungary lowered its rate
its rate from
completely disorganized the relationship between currencies.
The dollar bore the brunt of the movement, as the flow of
funds from London to the Continent was largely affected
by
several changes during
European central banks, all in a downward direc¬
On Oct. 11 the National Bank of Denmark reduced
its rate from
exchange
needed to reimburse former
rates of
break in
sterling, and the shifting of funds out of London
as a result, together with a shortage in exchange on different
centers with which to effect transfers in an orderly manner,
but new capital was
% issue in the amount of 2,935.000,000
1,585,000,000 francs.
holders
There
AND
total of 4,520,000,000 francs,
francs, which left the net sum
9%@9%%.
CONTINENTAL
THE
a
subscribed to the 4%
some
quoted at 5.11%@5.12 Oct. 31
Oct. 1.
Some friction which had
developed between Germany and,Italy was settled oh Oct. 17,
according to Associated Press accounts from Rome, which
as
against 5.12%@5.13
stated
that
an
on
agreement had
l>een reached
between the two countries to abolish
against
German
on
"defensive"
that
day
measures
exchange restrictions as set up by Italy
The restrictions, it was stated, were in
three weeks before.
the form of
credits
in
a
clearing house to assemble Italian
Germany and
use
money
and
them to pay Italian bills for
MONTHLY
16
German
•
export.
thought Italians would
"frozen" deposits out of Germany. The
reached was expected to end a great deal
In this way it was
get some of their
agreement now
which had arisen.
of ill feeling
,
In the exchanges on
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severe
the countries neutral during the war
Scandinavian currencies by the
blow was dealt the
collapse in sterling.
All these Scandinavian currencies suf¬
fered sharp declines the last half of the month, and they
almost invariably move in accord with the course of sterling,
they are practically anchored to sterling, with which they
economically allied.
The Danish crown on cable trans¬
as
are
18.00 for the month on
time of the disturbing
incident growing out of President Hoover's statement regard¬
ing the American gold standard, sold down on Oct. 27 to
17.10@ 17.15, with the range Oct. 3117.12@17.15. The Swed¬
fers, which reached a high figure of
Oct. 8, as already mentioned, at the
ish
crown
on
cable transfers declined from 17.79 Oct.
8 to
17.05@17.31 Oct. 26, with the range Oct. 31 17.20@17.22.
The Norwegian crown fell from 17.47 for cable transfers on
Oct. 8 to 16.73% @16.78 Oct. 27, with the range Oct. 31
16.76% @16.80.
Swiss exchange, as also Dutch exchange,
pretty firm through the month, influenced by the move¬
ment of Swiss and Dutch money out of the London market,
held
the collapse
sterling had reached its extreme for the month—some
ease developed in the case of both units.
Swiss francs on
cable transfers were at the high figure for the month on
Oct. 8, at 19.42, but Oct. 29 sold down to 19.27, with the
close Oct. 31 at 19.27% @19.28.
The Dutch guilder was also
at its highest for the month at 40.38% on the memorable
Oct. 8, but got as low as 40.19%@40.21 on Oct. 31, which
compares with 40.15% @40.17 on Oct. 1.
Spanish pesetas
continued firm, and that currency was not affected in any
degree by the movements of sterling or of the Continental
exchanges.
On Oct. 31 cable transfers on Spain were quoted
at 8.19@8.20 as against 8.17@8.18 Oct. 1.
Influx of foreign
capital to Spain was discouraged in a financial editorial
appearing in "El Sol," whose views usually coincide (it was
stated in Madrid dispatches Oct. 19) with those of the Gov¬
ernment.
The newspaper asserted that Spain did not need
foreign capital, but the mobilization of national capital,
though in the last few days of the month—after
in
"which is abundant."
KEVIEW
had dropped to a
soon
on
support from the pound sterling,
gaining from the depreciation in the yen.
was
banking interests were also thought to favor low yen rates
to overcome to some extent the more favorable position now
offered
by India to Great Britain since the conclusion of
lifting of the boycott against
the Ottawa conference and the
of
improvement.
According
to
a
cablegram,
2, from Buenos Aires to the New York "Times," Finance
Minister Hueyo won a decisive victory over the inflationists
unfavorable effect exerted
of the
session,
depressing influence was thought to have been the
possibility of the bringing out of a large internal bond issue
The Chinese units moved down somewhat during
October on account of the continued low price for silver,
budget.
though there was some recovery in the metal in the closing
money
to
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what
irregularly during October, but with the London price
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under the foreign debt funding plan and approximately
$461,332 to Rothschild of London for liquidation of a credit
granted to the Government of former President Washington
of
co* co
co
Banco
Luis, which was overthrown in 1930.
c^
Tf co
"tf *o
sound
remitted approximately
mately $11,651,000
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io co
th
Tf
exchange was due to the ending of the
Rio de Janeiro
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revolutionary uprising in the State of Sao Paula.
from
Tf
decided lowering
dollar above the official rate.
ment in Brazilian
ic
X
"Our peso has lost
gold.
bootleg exchange rates, though they still
centavos per
11/16 d. on Sept. 30.
xxx
xxx
x
a»i
regain for it both foreign and domestic confidence by a
a
x
*0
policy of restricted spending and gradual funding of the
floating debt." The Exchange Control Commission of Argen¬
tina continued its more liberal policy toward remittances,
of
Silver prices in London fluctuated some¬
23.14@23% Oct. 1.
condition," he said, "and the Government aspires
issuing permits in
Oct.
Hongkong dollar was quoted at 22.43@22.85 Oct. 31 against
postponement of the
obtained
he
is its convertibility into
that sound
The tael on Shanghai for Checks was
31 against 30.09@30% Oct. 1; and the
days of the month.
29.46@29.85
widespread popular and newspaper campaign favoring such
measure.
of covering a heavy deficit in the Japanese
with the purpose
project to issue 300,000,000 pesos secured by national mort¬
gage bank bonds.
Senor Hueyo earlier defeated a congres¬
sional move for a moratorium on the public debt, despite a
a
and
League of Nations on Japan's case in Manchuria,
another
of the Argentine Senate, at this
at the last meeting
year's ordinary
also1 believed to be due in part at least to the
by the report of the Committee
in the yen was
Oct.
when
The decline
India.
British goods by the National party of
7.50@7.65 Oct. 31
The Argentine situation showed
against 7.25@7.65 on Oct. 1.
signs
which
Japanese
of some of its trade advantages
served to rob Japan
it
Oct. 31 at 18% d. per ounce against 17
while the Brazilian milreis was quoted at
many
inasmuch as Japan is Great
competitor in the trade with the Far East,
and in such trade the depreciation in the currency units
of the two countries has proved a decided advantage.
On
the other hand, it was thought that the decline in yen ex¬
change may have been due in part to pressure exerted in
Tokio to overcome the drop in sterling exchange, which
Britain's main
American
South
the
settled.
with Colombia were
refrain from participation in foreign ex¬
change speculation and to limit their draft purchases to
those relating to the necessities of life.
According to United
Press advices from La Paz, Bolivia, Oct. 13, the Bolivian
Chamber of Deputies approved a law establishing a oneyear moratorium on banking obligations.
•
In exchange on the Far East the feature was the rapid
further depreciation in the Japanese yen, checks on Yoko¬
hama for the yen being down to 21.10@21.25 Oct. 31 against
24.12@24.25 on Oct. 1, and it may be that this further depre¬
ciation influenced the British authorities in ■ withdrawing
They agreed to
countries continued
under the strict control of government exchange boards,
but both Argentine exchange and Brazilian exchange were
firmer, the Argentine peso on cable transfers being quoted
at 25.75@25.80 on Oct. 31 against 25.25@25.80 on Oct. 1,
Exchange
would return to
the territorial disputes
as
The bankers expressed
normal values as
low of 17c.
new
that the sol
confidence
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For tables
Other Centres,
usually appearing here, showing daily rates of exchange for the month
see pages
65 and 69.
on
the Continental and
•
.
\VX'
York Stock
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE
Bond Sales.
Oct. 31
The tables
October
and
—
on
BOND
1932.
October
Jan. 1 1}o
OF
—
2,301,996,050
2,487,255,900
a
October—_
no
Exchange.
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
extended Introduction,
are
at
a
but where this is the
—
—
378,984,664
489,304,333
the New York Stock Exchange during
on
as
1931.
47,896,533
they
self-explanatory.
are
The
tables
case
the month when the bonds mature.
adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying bonds
price to which accrued interest must be added.
Interest is in default.
1932.
29,201,959
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list.
The black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each
In accordance with the rule
1932.
Shares
—
complete record of the transactions
They need
embrace every security dealt in on the
OCTOBER
Stock Sales.
$352,097,950
since Jan. 1.
DURING
1931.
$189,254,100
18 to 40 furnish
pages
range
PRICES
The exceptions to the rule
income bonds and bonds
are
on
which
A few other bonds, like the Holland-American Line 6s, for special reasons, are also quoted
"flat,"
the
case
quotation "flat" will be found against the
name
of the issue.
This method of quoting bonds
became effective Jan. 2 1909.
For footnotes to tables see last page
Sales in
N.
$
P
BONDS
October.
Value.
of bonds and last
Y.
STOCK
EXCHANGE.
of stocks.
Price
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
Jan. 2
li
1932.
Bid.
U S GOVERNMENT
page
Ask.
Oct. 1.
Bid.
Ask
Oct. 31.
Bid
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Lowest.
Ask
Sale Prices
First Liberty Loan—
1,535,000
"i"6o6
7o"o"666
27,000
.1*32-1947 j
First 3
1932-1947 j
Registered
First 4 Hs
1932-1947
Registered
Fourth 4 H
33,000
Registered..^..
1,349,000 Treasury 4 %s
2,000
Registered
2,338,000 Treasury 4s
20,000
Registered...
1,689,000 Treasury 3%s
-
j
991*uSale
101**asOCt.
4 1012632Oct.
18
94*ii Jan.
95*11 Jan.
14 100i«32June
101i632Oct.
15 101i632Oct.
15
96s„ Feb.
24
i022Vga"sale
102 93:
1012»32.
10124,2
"Sale"
102»32 Oct.
25 1022432Oct.
29 102»32 Oct.
25
1026,2 Oct.
1932-1947 j
1933-1938
--
....
A
99"»»Sale
A
99"i,Sale
1947-1952
A
1021(itSale
1944-1954
j
—..
1032O32 saie
1031632 Sale
IO3832 Oct.
1081632 Sale
IO7632
1063132Oct.
103»32 Oct.
A
Sale
IO62632 Sale
99**uSale
1642632 Sale"
IO4132
Sale
j
...1946-1954
...
54M00 Treasury 3%s
Registered.
Treasury 3s
IOI1632 Sale
10l2«l2102«32 101832
j
........
2,255,000
Registered
1011232 Sale
M
£
M
S
1943-1947 J
D
j
D
....
............1951-1955 M S
95,0"iiSafe"
1021732 Sale
921(itSale
1662232 "sale" 1662232 Sale"
86"uSaie
963032
Sale
102»632 Sale
961 *32 Sale
1062632Oct.
1
Treasury
18
6
98**„Jan.
3
11
98»6,»Jan.
1032732Oct.
26 1042832Oct.
104
28 104
3
Oct.
28
102«32Oct.
25 1022032Oct.
7
100i 832 0ct.
13 1002632Oct.
18
Oct.
9167666
3,63~l"666
100,000
98*„ Jan.
8 1032«, jOct.
26 1031732Oct.
95«„Oct:"i8
9631320ct.
1
1940 43 i
d
i
d
V!
P
M
8
'^L:
.
Treasury 3%s—....Mar 15 1941-1943
Registered
.....
Treasury 3 H«
1946-1949 j
D
j
D
Registered
92"it
93
93" Safe"
88
Sale
l"6f"" "Safe" iof its "Sale" 1002432'Oct. 13
1662832 "sale" iof4,'s
986,2
Sale
t
fof 2*632 Oct" 18
Sale" l"662_2320c"t""i3 idi;,7bot:_f»
97313aSale"
97»°820ct.
9 7 2832 0ct.
988,2 Oct.
1
9728,2Oct.
17
28
34
27
13
17
•
18
3
Sept. 20
1032<„Sept.
1032o32Sept.
1082832gept.
107i632Sept.
1042932Sept.
103*1, Jan.
94
Jan.
27
27
21
13
21
99**i2Mar.
104
891*nJan.
1022*,2Sept.21
Oct.
28
87*°iiJan.
101 682 Aug.
13
94
100
28
Apr.
82*11 Jan.
July
9,8*3, June
981732Aug. 11
962632Aug.
6
rlOl^Oct. 18
100i«32Sept. 10
881,! Jan.
101 632 Oct.
94,*„Mar.
1002o32sept. 10
991B32Aug. 11
913°s2June
15
June
3H
Registered
102
97**iiJan. 25 1022<3!Sept. 22
97*°i»Jan. 20 1028,2 Oct. 25
1008,, June 18 101 *3, June 28
28 108*73aOct.
31 1071032Oct.
Registered
8177666
26 1012 6320ct
j
...
First Second 4%s...
Fourth Liberty Loan—
2.3ioT666
97**»iSale
j
Registered
First 4s
87*4iiJan.
83
Jan.
98
95**»iApr.
Aug.
19
2
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
(See Note below)
FOREIGN GOVT. & MUNICIPAL'S
25,000 Agrlc Mtge Bank s 16s...
1947 F
31,000
Sinking fund 6s A
Apr 15 1948 A
57,000 Akershus (Dept) extl 5s
1963 M
12,000 Antioquia (Dept of) Col 7a A.... 1945 J
24,000
External s f 7s ser B
1945
18.000
External
•
f 7s
ser
G
External
s
21
20 %
23%
38
42
50
69
25
11%
11%
11%
J
19%
33
13
.......1945
27,000
External s f 7s sei D
1945
8,000
Ext sees f 7s
1957
15,000
2d series trustr ects
1957
33,000
Extl sec s f 7s 3d series
1957
61.000 \ntwerp (City) extl loan 5a
1958
132,000 Argentine Govt public works 6s.l966
452.000 Argentina Notion (Govt) ■ f 6s..1959
225,000
Extl s I g 6s of Oct 1925
...1959
390.000
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A....1957
257.000
External 1st s f 6s ser B
1958
201,000
Extl s f 6s of May 1926
_1960
370.000
A
t
N
f 6s (State Ry)
12%
12
13
73
A
O
j
A
M
j
Extl s i 6s (Sanitary Works)...1961
134.000
Public Works ext s f g 6s..May 1961
340.000
Public Works ext s f 5%s
1962
37 000 Argentine (Rep) 5s of 1909
1945
d
51
Sale
O
49 %
S
49%
Sale
Sale
56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
56 %
50
M N
47
Sale
Sale
49 %
48
Sale
M N
50
Sale
F
44%
Sale
A
A
52
M S
J
2,128.000 Australia 5 of 1925
July 15 1955 J
External loan 5s of 1927—..—1957 M S
1,316,000
External g 4Hs of 1928.....—,1956 M N
1,301.000
235.000 Austrian Govt s f 7s
International s
202,000
f\7a
88
56 %
d
F
10%
10 %
49% Sale
1960 M S
239,000
\hh
1943
j
D
...1957
J
J
50
49
Sale
42 %
Sale
43 %
42%
39;
40
35
42
Sale
82% Oct.
31 % Oct.
31
39
70
Sale
70
Oct.
3
74
9
11*
13
13
Sale
13%
11%
92
Sale
Sale
Oct.
31
9% Oct.
9% Oct.
9% Oct.
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
74
Oct.
21
16% Jan.
15% Jan.
8
22
11% Oct.
li% Oct.
6
3
June
1/
4
3
June
18
4
24
11% Oct.
11% Oct.
4
3% June 1<
2% June 21
22
11
Oct.
7
4
31
10% Oct.
3
6
i*
June
15
Jan.
6
15
Jan.
6
13% Aug. 30
July
6 14% Jan. 18
June lb
15
Sept. 8
June 2b *90% Sept. 10
1
10
10
Oct.
19
11
Oct.
a80
Oct.
26
88
Oct.
1
46
Oct.
22
59
Oct.
4
34% June 2b
66
Sale
Sale
47
Oct.
25
59% Oct.
5
35
67% Mar. 12
Sale
Sale
47% Oct.
25
59
Oct.
4
34% June 28
34% June 3(
67
68
June 28
67
June 21
67
68
57
Sale
47
Oct.
25
59
Oct.
5
Sale
Sale
47
Oct.
25
Sale
Sale
47% Oct.
a47% Oct.
47% Oct.
22
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
Sale
58%
59%
59%
58%
Oct.
13
4
Sale
25
22
57
Sale
46
Oct.
22
Sale
Sale
43% Oct.
25
Sale
59
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Oct.
26
74% Oct.
74% Oct.
25
«57
25
Sale
Sale
Oct.
25
Sale
Sale
90% Oct.
Sale
Sale
46
Oct.
27
27
48
Oct.
11
100
Oct.
11
95% Oct.
31
49
Sale
83
323.000
External
s
80
330,000
External
s
920,000
Stabilisation loan 7s..
Sale
101
Sale
Sale
QQ
Sale
Sale
92 %
Sale
105K 106
1956 MN
92%
Sale
105
Sale
68
49%
d
j
9
41
83
Sale
f 6s..........—...1955 j
f 7s..........—....1955 j
27
41
Sale
27 i
«
9%
10%
28
4
Jan.
21
57
74.000 Bavaria (Free State) extl 6 Ha
1945 F A
228.000 Belgium 25 year external 6hs...1949 M S
r Cash sale;
Sale
Oct.
9% Oct.
22
22% May 31
8
49% Jan.
7
Oct.
Sale
Sale
56M
51 %
58%
85%
85%
78%
ir
Oct.
Oct.
>
57
52%
59%
86%
86%
79%
94%
51%
52%
101%
99%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
5
5
i64
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
June 28
June 27
June 2b
June 27
3
30% June 28
41
July 10
1
46% Feb.
1
46% Feb.
3
41
11
3
21
Feb.
1
62% May 31
20
May 26
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 12
67% Mar. 12
67
Mar. 11
59% Mar. 11
67
Mar. 12
88% Sept. 30
89% Sept. 30
82% Sept. 29
98 *
Mar. 24
13
22
18
3
83
55
Mar. 29
June 14
52% Oct. 17
Jan.
2 102
Sept. 24
80
Jan.
1
23 100
Sept. 22
Sale
103
Oct.
27 106
Oct.
3
91% Jan.
4 al06%Sept.24
Sale
al02
Oct.
26 105% Oct.
3
91% Jan.
4 100% Sept. 16
Deferred delivery,
NOTE.—State and City Securities.—Sales of State and City securities occur very rarely on the New York Stook Exchange and usually only at long Intervals,
deallngB In suoh securities being almost entirely at private sale over the counter.
The Stook Exchange record hence Is Imperfect and misleading, and accordingly we omit
t here.
Bid and Asked
quotations, however, by active dealers in these securities will be found
on a
subsequent page under the general head of "U. S. & Municipal Bonds."
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
18
Sales in
y. stock
n.
Value.
10,000
187,000
39,000
112,000
175,000
75,000
78,000
112,000
exchange.
107,000
33,000
External a f 6s series C-3
1960
25,000
227,000 Buenoa Aires (Prov) ref. ext'lsft* 1961
External a f 6)6■
——106!
200,000
45,000 Bulgaria (Kingdom of a f g 7a... 1967
Stab loan 8 f g 7%8~.—Nov 15 1968
31.000
f 6a
Chile
Sale
Sale
External sinking fund 6s
s
f 6s Int ctfs
96, 000
311. 000
30-year
536s...June 30
Sale
21
Sale
Sale
18
Salo
17%
Salo
18
Sale
16%
56%
6636
Sale
15
Sale
41
73
Sale
37
Sale
73
Salo
39
Sale
81
17%
39%
Sale
28
1836
Sale
m 75
Sale
m Sale
82%
2836
52
45
48%
55
50
4736 Sale
40
2, ,000
89: .000
137. ,000
214 .000
38 ,000
14
,
H)0
19 ,000
31
Oct.
5
2
May 24
May 25
May 17
Oct.
13 10436 Oct.
13
2336 Oct.
29
Oct.
Oct.
11
1936 Oct.
Oct.
11
20
4736 Oct.
1
28
June
11
33
Oct.
1
«21
27
33% Oct.
2136 Oct.
2736 Oct.
4
21
Aug.
Aug.
5
5
37
Mar. 11
10
10
June
8
34
Jan.
12
11
14% May
6
41% Jan.
8
June
9
22
Oct.
3
Sale
80
78
Sale
10
Oct.
1
59%
Sale
m
12
57
Sale
Sale
46
29%
Sale
52%
Sale
29
Sale
57
Sale
20
10
Salo
Sale
13
14 %
Sale
13
Sale
25
Sale
O
N
1336
12%
Sale
Sale
S
11
12
D
S
8
6
7
7%
736
7%
936
12%
8%
9%
4%
11%
1036
9
Sale
13
8
:9
9%
9
Sale
7%
1136
14
80
87
llH
42
Sale
39%
7l
22
Oct.
4
8
92% Oct.
17
15
71
87
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
19
86
Jan.
Oct.
4
61
29 1023i
29 10036
80
10
Oct.
13
a54
Oct.
27
Sale
46
Oct.
27
Sale
46
Oct.
27
61 % Oct.
Oct.
54
Oct.
54
52
Oct.
20
58
Oct.
o7 %
Oct.
31
10
Oct.
3
7%
736
736
736
736
7 36
8%
Oct.
28
31
9% Oct.
936 Oct.
3
Oct.
Oct,
31
9% Oct.
736 Sale
Sale
8%
1236
Sale
46%
5236 Sale
836 Sale
736 Sale
736 Sale
Sale
9
Sale
Oct.
16
24
10
D
D
Sale
Salo
Sale
Sale
Sale
Oct.
11
Oct.
31
Oct.
9%
18
Oct.
1
1036 Oct.
13
Oct.
9
Oct.
4
10
16
Jan.
18
10
Oct.
7
3
8
Oct.
8
2% June 10
12
Oct.
13
16
Oct.
25
7
23
Oct.
25
18
63
June 23
Oct.
18
14
16
May 19
Sept.
7
Oct.
1
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1
6
28
30
9
26
24
Sale
M N
23
Sale
25%
28
F
A
20%
J
D
62
90
86
Oct.
26
43%
4036 Oct.
21
Sale
21
Oct.
27
2736 Oct.
2636
25
Sale
25
Oct.
31
30
Oct.
5
7336
Sale
7236 Oct.
31
7936 Oct.
4
69
Sale
69
31
7636 Oct.
7
46
12%
21%
1636
Sale
15
26
79
Sale
70
78
Sale
78
Sale
3736
Sale
4136
Sale
72
40
60
1236 Sale
15
12%
Sale
86
85% Sale
J
Sale
72
62%
5736
5736
Sale
67
Sale
9%
Salo
100
9936
Sale
95
Sale
a
536*
A
A
O
100
O
S
Feb.
3
Jan.
12
Oct.
5
2736 Oct. 31
2736 Oct. 24
6
9036 Oct.
31
27
Oct.
89
Oct.
7
88% Oct.
14
6
Sale
Sale
Oct.
19
78% Oct.
20
66
43
Oct.
20
33
Feb.
Sale
9% Oct.
98% Oct.
Sale
98
Sale
53
55
Oct.
«91% Oct.
89% Oct.
73% Oct.
Sale
Sale
1
5336
98 36
98%
96%
96%
4436 ~47~'I
4536
49361 42
63%
53 3
99
10036 100%
Sale
100% Sale
|
98
I 99%
' 99% Sale |
60
Sale
4936,
50
1967 J
J
30
39%
53%
4236
4236
4936
71
50
74
1945 M S
8
1956 M S
1958 F A
1954 A O
42
42
50
63
1954 A O
42
45
63
1953 M N
272,000 French Republic 20-yr extl 7%«._194l J d
D
External « f 7s of 1924
1949 J
160,000
19
25
45
3536
102,000 Frankfort (City of) • f 636*
69
Sale
65
I
60
60
50
60
'
59%
47
50
74
Sale
72
6736
Sale
64%
92
Oct.
82
12%
1410036
15 10036
271 96
26! 92%
29
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
29
6
17
5
28
79% Oct.
3
31
75% Oct.
28
20
54
Oct.
20
9236 Oct.
80
Oct.
55
Oct.
47
Oct.
4
54
Oct.
25
66
111% Sale
112% Sale
38% Sale
12036 Sale
115% Sale
51
Oct.
98%
98%
98%
9736
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
60
Oct.
45
Oct.
70
Oct.
72
67% Oct.
61% Oct.
Sale
11
4
68
4
25
100% Oct.
7 100
Oct.
1
60
Oct.
29
75%
74% June
20
75
10
17
54
I
20
71
Oct.
4
13
63
Oct.
68
Oct.
65
62
Oct.
67
Sale
121
115% Sale
21
Oct.
Sale
1 33
21
72% Oct.
7436 Oct.
61
60% Oct.
32% Oct.
all936 Oct.
115% Oct.
26
7
Oct.
7
66% Oct.
6
39
Oct.
3
122
Oct.
17
116% Oct.
19
17
i 28%
I
24%
! 7936
J une
17
German
Prov
&
Communal
1965
29
Sale
52% Sale
1949
6136
Sale
71
F
Registered
4% fund £ op I960 (J5=£l)
19
v
22
9136
2136
4236 Sale
30
18 %
Sale
73,000
Sinking fund secured 6s
32,000 Haiti (Rep. of) Cust a f 6a..
19,000
10,000
25,000
40,000
18,000
793,000
33,000
42,000
206,000
407,000
847,000
99,000
Hamburg (State) 6a
f 736*
Helsingfors (City) ext 636s
Hungarian Mun Loan 736s
a
External sf 7s
Hungary (King of)
s
(Kingdom) external
Italian Cred Consortium 7s
External
sec s
ser
*
10536
*71
Sale
«105
Oct.
10
1
Oct.
3
49% Oct.
106% Oct.
18
44
72%
66
95
35
19
14
21
3
17
26
24
11
22
16
2
12
54
Oct.
25
70
Oct.
26
1
100% Oct.
21
June
1 101
Oct.
21
Oct.
29
Feb.
2 100%
8 100
Oct.
20
Jan.
4
65
Aug. 23
May 24
5 r60
40
Sept.
2
Aug.
9
54% Sept. 9
32% Feb.
20
41
May 26
42
June
2
40% Jan.
35% Jan.
40% June
40
May
14% June
110% Jan.
al08%Jan.
28
2
6
73% Sept. 27
74% Sept. 27
73
Sept. 28
68
Sept. 30
67
Oct.
7
6
66% Oct.
Sept. 8
22 124
Sept. 3
25 118
Apr. 22
31
14
24
June
a41% June
2
2
39
54
Oct.
7336 Oct.
3
17
70
June
17
</23
Oct.
28% Oct.
4
12
Oct.
28
52
Apr.
June
June
1
79%
40%
Sale
74
Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
39
Oct.
42
Sale
42
Oct.
O
65
J
20
2236
2136 Sale
J
A
D
60
16
80
6236
6036 Oct.
45% Oct.
29
4*% Oct.
25^68% Oct.
19
1636 Oct.
27
20
4
10
2136 Oct.
1
13
35
Oct.
1
15
16%
20
15
Sale
21
34
21
30
21
35
11
30
Oct.
42
.4536
3836
39 M
26% Oct.
2536 Oct.
37% Oct.
78
,wv-
25
42
Oct.
5
80
75
Oct.
29
81
Oct.
18
96
Sale
97
Sale
95
Oct.
25
7
9536
Sale
95%
3
98% Oct.
98% Oct.
1947 M
8
9536
92%
J
89
Sale
86
9536 Oct.
9636
9136 «88!6 Oct.
Sale
8436 Oct.
A
64
Sale
61
Sale
55%
Sale
49% Sale
49% Oct.
28
18
Sale
18
31
28
49
4636
4336
Sale
42% Oct.
1954 F
Secured
1957 A
O
32
f g 7s—1947 F
A
22%
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99%
99%
10
3
e
45
30
42%
Sale
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44
49
46
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104
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5
Oct.
35
Oct
1
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59
43
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
104% 103% Oct.
103% Oct.
Sale
9
Oct.
10
5
90
Oct.
Oct.
64
Oct.
1
25
94
11
25
25
19
5
55% Oct.
1
Oct.
13
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
27
4636
45%
14 105%
14 104%
28
12%
10
19
4
5
.
81
80
45%
44%
a68%
25%
25
441
Oct.
18
98% Oct.
Jan.
94
Oct.
90
Oct.
84
Jan.
12
5
5
21
73% Jan.
22
100
43% Mar.
31
46% Oct.
16% June
1
50
Apr.
32
July 13
98% Jan. 13 105% Oct.
98% Jan. 13 rl05%May
18% Jan.
7- June
2
18
24
35
55
48
1,6% May
20
May
34
Jan.
10% June
9% June
17
May
14% May
al8% May
a69
Feb.
81
June
80% June
70 36 -Tan.
55
June
52% May
43% June
7
Oct.
3
Mar. 15
18
July 22
July
1
June 28
Aug. 19
Jan.
8
Jan. 14
Oct. 28
Oct.
1
Oct.
1
Oct.
5
Sept. 8
Mar. 7
Sept. 3
Aug. 18
Jan. 18
104%
o77%
a77%
99%
6336
*a65%Jan.
24
Sale
60
106% Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
74
1950
1960
*a56
37
43%
44 %
44
14
May
28% Jan.
a89% Jan.
100
Apr.
«36% Oct.
O
J
.1952 J
5
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5
*c66
Oct. 28 *6836 Oct.
5
96
Oct.
9436 Oct.
O
1946
1965 MN
21
8
536*
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)—
sale
3736 Oct.
48
Oct.
48
Sale"
12,000 Low Austria (Prov) sec s f g 7368.1950 J D
87,000 Lyons (City of) 15-year 6s—
1934 MN
109,000 Marseilles (City) 15-year 6s
1934 M N
42.-000] Medellia (Colombia) 636s
...1954 J- D
Mexican Irrlg Assenting s f 436s.1943
"Cash
38% Sale
-----
6836 *6536
98%
36%
Extl sinking fund
s
3
17
A 1937 M
f 7s series B
f g 7s
Sale
-----
1960 MN
Italian Public Utility s f g 7s
Japanese Gov extl s f 6368
s
Oct.
7336 Oct.
2536
1952
f 7s. 1951 J
s
54
10
Sale
A
1944 F
f 736s
Irish Free State external 5s
52,000 Leipzig (City) external
r
alOo
Hungarian Land Mtge 736s A
1961 M N
S f 736« series B
.......1961 M N
Italy
25
«27
1968 F
1945
..Sept 1 1946
,51
a*7536 Sale
1900
5% War Loan £ op 1929 (»5=£1)1947 j"d
10,000 Greater Prague (City) 736*
1952 M N
1964 MN
24,000 Greek Govt s f sec 7s.
Heidelberg (City) extl
49% Oct.
67% Oct.
A
24,000
130,000
16,000
46,000
44,000
Sale
Sale
49%
68%
Oct.
Bka—
(Cons Agric Loan) 6368 8er A.. 1958 J O
323,000
25,000 Grax (Municipality) 8s_.___.
1954 MN
2,694,000 Grt Brit 8c Ire., 20-year 536*
1937 F A
mCooo
Sale
82
82% Aug; 27
48
Sept. 21
June
German Gov't Internstioaaf-r
4.169,000
35-year 536* of 1930
1,393,000 German Republic extl 7a
2736 Oct. 24
Apr.
1
92% Sept. 12
96
Jan.
17
3% May 23
6 101% Sept.
67% June
June 10 100% Mar.
70
Oct.
2
96
a65% June
June 23
95
59
Sept.
3
81% Sept.
47% June
57
May 31
92% Oct.
Sept.
.75% Oct. 28 86
36 % June 20
55% Feb.
7
52
Sept.
39 36 June
1 30
51
Jan. 28
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
54
10' 70
3 100%
10 101
Sale
34
52
Oct.
47
60
66
83
3
Oct.
83
7036 Sale
66%
6
6
3
Sale
i
78% Jan.
29
76
J
MN
7 r45
28
Sale
J
88
85
92
80
Aug.
9
Mar. 11
24 % June
27
Oct.
Oct-
Sale
84%
78%
81%
48%;
1950 M
17
Oct.
84
42
45
30
87
J
M
3236 Oct.
20
I
MN
S
Jan.
28
Oct.
74%
40
4
8% Aug.
12% Aug. 10
78
93
::::: "49%
21
29
75
7936
54
Oct.
% Oct.
40
7736
92
52
16
21
Sale
-----
79
87
2
13
20
June 24
4
Jan.
June 28
92 36
90
'52" "64%
J
M
100
Sale
90%
June
4
Oct.
2736 Oct.
2736 S ilo
92
Oct.
4'
Mar.
12% Oct.
30
32
25
J
Jan.
77 %
74
89%
.
28
1
Sale
20
20
5
A
9
Oct.
Oct.
D
June
Oct.
30
90
15% Jan. 18
14% Mar. 3
14% Jan. 16
5
3936 Oct.
MN
18
June 22
4
4
13% May
5
13% May
18% Mar. 23
18
Apr. 25
7
19
Apr.
55% Feb. 11
31
4
18
Jan.
15
8
6
17
F
13
Mar.
14% Jan.
Sale
25
J
Jan.
15
18
3036 Oct.
2536 Oct.
1945 J
2
25
Sale
1953
Oct.
Jan.
21%
A
58
19
Jan.
33
85
88
1
May 17
3
Jan.
30
78%
70%
Oct.
7
Sale
Sale
54
14
26
30%
1
20
June
3936
62%
21%
Oct.
8% June
39
31
54
4
11
18%
20
3% June 13
■'i 4 '■'{■■ May 271
3% June 16
3% June 18
4
27
3036
80
7636
14
Sale
15%
2336
2736
30
16
25
24
Oct.
23
Oct.* 19
Mar. 11
1936 Jan.
61% Oct.
24
31
Sale
21
Oct.
Sale
O
2 100%
90
31.
15
6
3236
O
17
92% Oct.
10 102% Oct.
Oct.
Sale
A
1
Sept.
7%
39
A
Mar. 11
Sale
Sale
Sale
2136
J
75
28
20
W*
1236 Oct.
936 Oct.
24%
25%
2036
J
66
58% Mar. 11
Oct. 22
53
Mar.
5
55
22
4% June 14
3% May 26
3
May 31
Oct.
10
Feb.
May
5% June
c25% May
21% May
a2136 May
23
8836 Oct.
43% Oct.
1949
1942
1940
1940
Dresden (City) extl s f 7s
1945
Dutch East Ind 25-yr extl 61
1947
40-yr external sink fd gold 6s .1962
30-yr external gold 536s..Mar 1953
30-yr external gold 536s..Nov 1953
El Salvador (Rep) 1st a f 8a A
1948
19
99%
7736
10%
8
25
15
Sale
31
4
Sept.
29
Oct,
77 36
Sale
m
4
Oct.
30
Oct.
26
1336
33%
29%
•
4
May 31
Aug.
6
July
5
41
75
36
9%
9%
9%
Jan.
<z2536 Oct.
8636 Oct.
99% Oct.
99% Oct.
76% Oct.
9
37
171
3
5
Oct,
Oct.
53
Sale
13
4
Oct.
Oct.
56%
76%
78%
85%
29
J J
A O
M N
F A
J
A O
M S
Sale
2
25
12
12
Feb.
Oct.
Sale
a52
32
Oct.
1236
88%
99%
99«
38%
4'
40
16%
Sale
Oct.
10
15%
86%
80
12% Jan.
26
May 31
2
33% Feb.
25
15
Sale
m
5
Oct.
10
Sale
3 31% Mar. 11
7 r2536 Mar. 15
Mar. 7
6
Mar. 11
6
3
22% Oct.
21
15
30
14
9% Sept. 22
836 Jan. 12
13 105% Aug. 27
Oct.
29
2536
100
May
May
May
44% Oct.
1036 Oct.
Oct.
1736 Oct,
56%
76%
78%
85%
31
Jan.
5
Oct.
7
6
4
536s of 1926
2d series sinking fund ihi
External 6 36s Ser B
2
Oct.
11
Certificates of deposit
11,000
3
5
Oct.
sec
45,000 Finland (Rep of) external 6s
External sinking fund 7a
164,000
External sinking fund 636s
84,000
Extl sinking fund 536*
102,000
41,000 Finnish mun loan 636* A
4
2536 Oct.
.
56,000 Estonia (Republic) 7a
Oct.
7% Oct.
21
Sale
Jan.
8
27
Sale
Sale
10
6%
26
19%
74%
8936
Jan.
20
27
Sale
2 a22
Oct.
23%
Sale
28
76
40
44
28
13
15% June 13
15
May 31
Oct.
26
.32%
3236
Sale
70
Feb.
28% Oct.
51% Oct.
Sale
Salo
15
5
Prices
Aug.
9
Oct, 19
May 16
55
46
Oct.
Oct.
70
Highesi
Sale
Prices
June
20
22
33
...
1st
21
33%
39%
external gold 6a
1942 J
External g 5^8
......1955
2d series
4436 Oct.
4036 Oct.
1636 Oct.
35
External g 4%s
.1962
116, 000 Deutsche Bank Am part ctfs S»
1932 M S
53, 000
Stamped
000
Dominican Republicsf 534a..__. 1942 MB
43,
"3" 000
Sale
76
28
28
54% Oct.
65% Oct.
6536 Oct.
16
17%
31
27
.
Denmark 20-yr
104
Sale
55
Cundlnamarca (Dept Colombia)
External 8 f 6%a
.1959 MN
47, v.00
43, 000 Czechoslovak (Rep of) extl 8s
1951 A O
Sink fd 8s ser B__„
.1952 A O
35, 000
271, 000
195, coo
506, 000
Salo
18
14%
636
5%
4%
103%
19%
1636
1636
19
Oct.
57
|94«> F
f 536 s
a
Public Works
4%
22
Sale
1944 MB
..
536
Sale
o
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
.1951
1951
....
5
Sale
N!
Gold 436*
1953
50, 000
103, 000 Cordoba (City) external a f 7a
1957 F A
External a f 7a
Nov 15 1937 M N
24, 000
J
1942 J
23, 000 Cordoba (Prov) Argen 7s
Costa Rica (Republic)—
.
Salo
636 Sale
8%
7%
Sale
M
.
16
9
«34
Sale
Jan 1961
127, 000 Colombia (Rep) gold 6s
External s f g 6s
Oct 1961
170, 000
1947
62, 000 Colombia Mtge Bank 6v»»__
54. 000
Sinking fund 7s of 1926
1946
Sinking fund 7s of 1927
...1947
70, 000
1952
194, 000 Copenhagen external 5a
7s Nov 1 1932 coupon on
736
6%
104%
Sale
25%
1957 J
1961 J
1961 A
1962 M
Chilean Munic Loan 7s
I960 M
Chinese Hukuang Ry 5a
1951 J
Chrlstiania (City) (Oslo)30-yr 6s-1954 M
Cologne (Germany) ■ f 6 %•
1950 M
7s May 1 1936 coupon on
21, 000
69, 000 Cuba (Hep of) 5s of 1904
5s ext debt Ser A of 1914...
40, 000
134, 000
4%s external loan
17%
8
W4
Salo
U4
'35'"
155,000 Chile Mtge Bank of gu a f 6 %a . .
Sinking fund gold 6%• guar..
122,000
Guaranteed s f gold 6s.
181,000
Guaranteed sinking fund 6a..
142,000
S:.'4, 000
Sale
14
35%
Salo
Sale
16
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
\sk.
Sale
86
80
7336
4136
3736
15%
1962 M S
1963 M N
Extl sinking fund 6s
Sale
Bid
86
70
29%
Feb 1961.F A
Jan 1961 J
J
Sept 1961 M S
Ry ref extl s f g 6s_.
Sale
9936
1936
...
6s
7
Ask.
Bid.
Sale
836
536
12%
11%
10%
1136
f gold
17 3*
15
1236
s
137,000
43,000
Sale
22
Republic exts f g 7s...... 1942 MN
g 6s
-1960 A O
External sinking fund
External
Extl
25,000
12,000
7S
23
Farm loan 6s series A
83,000
106,000
36,000
92,000
78
J J
1960 A O
..........
Ask.
Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
A O
(Colombia) 7%*__t946
23,000
I960
1,138,000 Canada (Dom) Gold 4a
30-year gold 5a
1952
421,000
338,000
4%i
1936
1954
10,000 Carlsbad (City) a f 8a
51,000 Cauca Vail (Rep of Col)s f g 7%sl946
.1950
280,000 Cent Agrlc Bank (Ger) 7a
Farm Loan a f 6a .............I960
381,000
a
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN OCTOBER.
Oct. 31.
M S
F A
J
MN
Caldas Dept of
Farm loan
Oct. 1.
1932.
(Co*M»««4)
Bergen (Norway) ext a f 5a_Oct 15 1949 A O
External a f 5a
I960 M S
Berlin (Germany) a f 4%*
1950 A O
External alnklng fund 6a_„
1958 J D
Bogota (City) ext g 8*
1945 A O
Bolivia (Republic of) a * 8a
1947 M N
External aec gold 7a
—1958 J J
Extl alnlt fund 7a
1969 M B
Bordeaux (City of) 15-year 4a— IV34 M N
Braxll (U S of) external 8a
1941 J D
Ext a f g 4 Ha of 1926
1957 A O
Extl a f 6%m of 1927
1957 A O
Cent Ry 30-year g 7a..
1952 J D
Bremen ext g 7a truat recta,.... 1934 M S
Brlabane (City) a I 5a.
1957 M 6
Sinking fund gold 5a
1958 F A
20-year a f 6a
1950 J D
Budapest (City) extl 8 f g 6s
1962 J D
Buenos Alrea (City) extl *%•_... 19!>!S J
J
External a f g 4a series C-2
1960 A O
647,000
309,000
125,000
139,000
115,000
PRICES
Price
Jan. 2
Government
Foreign
270,000
295,000
25,000
156,000
62,000
113,000
104,000
120,000
224,000
s?
BONDS
October.
Oct.
2% Feb.
8
7
12
27
26
24
25
28
3% Jan. 27
19
K. Y. Sl'OOK EXCHANGE-BONDS
Sales in
n.
Value.
Jan. 2
y. stock exchange.
Mexico (U S) external
Bid.
"2%:::::
Oct
,
Sale
Ask.
2
4%
3% Sale
j"j
3
"3
4%
4
Assenting 4s of 1910 large
Assenting 4s of 1910 small
Treaa 4s of 1913 assent
(large) 1933 J
"2%:::::
J
494
*'3 " "
994
Small..
079,000 Milan City (Italy) ext loan 4M«..E52
Minas Geraes (State) Braxil.—
External sinking fund 6%«
112,000
1958
Ext sec 6)48 series A
—1959
49,000
103,000 Montevideo (City) s f g 7s
1952
Ext a f g 6s series A
80.000
..1959
Sale
Prices.
84"
6
26
"20
15
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
27
11
Oct.
15
Oct.
31
20
Oct.
27
25
Oct.
7
1594 Oct.
25
25
Oct.
1
73% Oct.
27
84%
Oct.
73 94 Oct.
25
84
Oct.
3
27
89% Oct.
18
70
28
89
71% Jan.
Oct.
28
89% Oct.
85 % Oct.
84 % Oct.
3
13
70
Jan.
18
Oct.
18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
17
80% Oct.
18
64%
63%
59%
64%
Oct.
27
41% Oct.
1
a5094 Oct.
43)4 Oct.
44 94 Sale
8894 85% Oct.
86
20
54
Oct.
10
25
48
Oct.
90
Oct,,
17
Jan.
15
May 23
36% May 31
35
June
3
60
Jan. 13
99% Oct.
56% Oct.
7% Oct.
10
7
85
45
12
29
12
D
20
29
23
Sale"
20
MN
20
20%
25
Sale
19
Sale
4434
43)4
83
Sale
83
Sale
80
88
Sale
74% Sale
74% Sale
87% Sale
Sale
15
20%
O
40
1943
A
138, 000
20-year external s f 6s. Aug 15 1944
A
77
87
8894
87
Sale
87% Oct.
86% Oct.
210 000
30-year external a f 6s
1952
O
7094
71 Va
66 %
71
87
88
8594
Sale
85
1965
83
100
80
80
Sale
80
Oct.
31
Sale
80
Oct.
31
7794 Oct.
7794 Oct.
8
204,
External
f g 5s
s
000 Norway 20-year ext s
100 000
40-year ext
External
79, 000
s
f 6s.Aug 15
flH*
s
Oct
June 15
f 5s
D
65
66
82
Mar 15 1963
8
61
66
1967
D
81%
73 %
73 %
41)4
529s
4794
Municipal Bank extl 8 f 5s
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s
10, 000
21, 000
52, 000 Nuremberg (City) external 6s
155, 000 Oriental Development 6s
1970
D
1952
A
2094 Sale
1953 m
b
62)4 Sale
58)4
60)4
62)4 Sale
....
1958 MN
External deb 5%a
141, 000
1955 m N
43, 000 Oslo (City) 30 year s f 6s
External
f 8s
s
18, 000 Porto Alegre (City of) 8s
45
54
9
80
Sale
Sale
85
86
o
48
Sale
J
50
Sale
58
1961
D
12
Sale
12
8
Sale
1960
d
1961
O
107%
1694
Sale
Sale
50
O
J
9
24)4
22%
Sale
47 %
Sale
O
60%
Sale
25-year extl s f <Ss
Feb 15 1947 F A
237, 000
M S
156, 000 Rhine-Main-Danube deb 7s ser A 1950
000 Rio Grande do Sul (State) ext 8s. 1946 A O
51)4
Sale
46% Sale
99)4 Sale
92)4 Sale
35
Sale
55
13
Sale
15
9
Sale
1094 Sale
10)4
12%
11
9)4
450, 000 Queensland (State of) ext
s
f 7s.. 1941
A
28,
J
D
187, ,000
Ext
s
f g 6s
1968
53, 000
Ext
a
f 7s of 1926
24, 000
Extl
1966 MN
D
1967
f 7s munlc loan
s
17 ,000 Riode Janeiro (City) 25-yr
External sec s f g 634s
109 ,000
f 8s
s
42 ,000 Roumanla (Monopolies) 7a.
15 ,000 Saarbruecken (City) a f 6a
9
10 %
1953 F
A
10% Sale
A
O
70
1964 M N
P
A
1959
84
66
J
1953
30 ,000
Ext 7s water loan
77, ,000
External
Sec
351 ,000
s
f 8s........
s
sec
7s
J
20
13)4
10)4
1940
ser
J
Sweden (Kingdom
1946
(City)
s
48 %
25
24
23
40
A
F
M N
D
Extl
f g 5%g
27
5
Sale
5
Oct.
28
20
11
Oct.
27
50
Oct.
28
49% Oct.
17
21
10
Oct.
8
Oct.
17
8
Oct.
8
12% Oct.
9% Oct.
10
1
a83% Oct.
27
28
Oct.
17
9
Oct.
8
9% Oct.
8% Oct.
Sale
Sale
85
9994 Sale
3594 Sale
12%
8%
22%
o32
Oct.
62% Oct.
2494
52% Sale
51 % Sale
68
7094
57 %
14
Sale
4 I
42%
1,4
Sale
40
li¬
____
as
1971
J
1952
M S
55
f 6a
May 1
1964
M N
1952 A O
1952 MN
F A
1958
34, B00 Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7a
345, 000 Vienna (City) external 6s
128, 000 Warsaw (City) external 7s
48, 000 Yokohama (City) extl a f 6s
D
1961
Sale
58
32)4
45)4
57)4 Sale
15
11)4
5994
63
21 "
40""
80)4
30""
63
Sale
104)4
Sale
78
47%
39%
47%
Sale
47%
45
Sale
40
36
39
46
Sale
47%
11
13%
68
75
29
60
Oct.
17
25)4 Oct.
58% Oct.
4
r
18
June
21 %
Jan.
29
16
Oct. 31)50
14
Oct. 31, 47
ll 47
25% June
14 107
Oct.
28
43% Cc),
6
96% Oct.
■
A
19
5
36
5
41
48
Oct.
21
13
31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
83
Oct.
26
39% Oct
48% Oct.
10
Jan.
21
18
Jan.
18
Oct.
48
Oct,
21
41
50
Oct.
20
39%
39%
99%
61%
Sept. 27
Sept. 27
7
80% Jan.
31
May 26
24% June
1)45%
June
40
2. 75
48%
38%
38%
99%
55%
41%
53%
A
24
4
18
73
1
27
4
26
Jan.
70
2
22
Oct.
29
May 27
Oct,
Jan.
4
Jan.*
4
43
Aug. 29
May 17
June
3
Sale
Oct.
Jan.
May 31
15% May 31
29
May 31
8
20% June
44
26
75
16
34% Sale
Oct.
Sept. 28
44
5
45
18
27.
July
14
6
19
22
Oct.
31
Oct.
4
27
Oct.
31
Oct.
Oct,
S
Oct.
11
40
12
25'107
73
14
12
Mar.
Oct.
34
5
Jan.
Jan.
11
13
101
2?
4
13 % June
97
Jan.
4994 Oct.
44% Oct
39% Oct.
45% Oct.
8% Oct.
29
79% Oct.
47% Oct.
29% Oct.
2
31
25
Oct,
Sept. 16
5
59% Oct,
10, 71%
Apr. 23 97
Jan. 22:105%
5
79%
3
67%
36% June
29
July
1 45%
25 104% Oct.
Oct.
45
71
55
25
20
-95
271
1
K.
Oct.
.
16
8
Oct.
53%
Jan.
65
July
9
45% Mar. 11
58% Oct, 18
70% Oct.
59% Oct.
43
41
17
31'
26'
31
14
52
15
Oct.
11
6
Jan.
55
Oct.
40
8
24!
Feb.
18
26
Oct.
3494
8/25%
41
31'
44
Sale
May
7
July
45% Aug.
14% Aug.
16% May
13
May
r>
3
44
0
29
8
10
I
45% Sale
40% Sale
48 % Sale
6
21
8
10
7
94
27
r
Sept. 20
28
7
9694
6
101% Oct,
Jan.
56
7
June
29
38
95
Oct,
91
3
Sale
9494 Sale
56 %
55)4
13
26
11
Sale
37
18
Sept.
Feb.
40
94 94
57
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Oct.
Sale
,13
18
26| 14
20
44%'
35
28; 14% Jan. 22
27
25
4
39
47%
38
15
66% Sept. 15
45%
37
Jan.
Aug. 24
23
2994
Sale
5
3; 58% Oct,
1
21
26 rl3
July
-,rl7
Sept. 28 50
Oct.
72
10
Sept. 8
9% Sept. 9
60% Mar. 16
58% Mar. 15
65
Sept. 8
16
Mar.
9
June
26% Oct.
72
17
June
43
8% Sale
68
Oct.
6
14
68
18
7
31
104% Sale
69% Sale
22
39
31
Oct.
1
Jan.
68% Jan.
8
Oct.
I 39% Oct.
101 % Oct.
93% Oct.
103% Oct.
18
17
Oct.
3j%j 37
18
,
22
Oct.
Sale
95%
6
Oct.
14
41
:
4% May
5
May
5
May
7
May
5
May
62
May
28
23)4 Sale
24
93 94
8
16
Sale
94
7
Oct.
80% Oct
41% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
24
Sale
16
26
26
26
18
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
22% Oct.
52% Oct.
64% Oct.
57% Oct.
27
15%
12%
25%
20%
16%
12%
3
22
Oct.
19
65
17
Oct.
44
June
June
24
24
8
May 24
Oct.
10
9
Sept. 29
90
15
28
8%
21%
18%
1394
9%
54 94
5494 Sale
24
22%
53% Sale
45% Sale
64% Sale
57 94 Sale
Sale
Oct.
8
Jan.
14
13%
88
72
Apr. 27
2% June 24
May 31
2
39% June
2
43% June
84
15
Sale
18
Feb.
27 100
Sept. 23
5
72% Aug. 26
8
June
9% Aug. 26
9
May
14% Sept. 26
7 >101% Oct.27
21
39% Oct.
6
12
Sale
11*
12%
Oct.
Sale
64
mi
99
91
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
25
5% May 261 11% Feb. 25
Oct.
5
May 26' 50
15% May 26 49% Oct.
5
2 100% Sept. 30
60% Jan.
2
47
Feb.
96% Oct.
4
10
Oct.
10
21
17
96%
589-s
16%
11%
11%
54
Sale
38
4
7% Oct.
42% Oct.
15
10%
894 Sale
Sale
42
22
Oct.
57 94
11
18
106
24
Oct.
12
12
9
14
6)4
Oct.
61
53
10% Sale
10% Sale
Sale
:
54
26
65
104 %
43 >4
11
6
16% Jan.
80
44
15
2
Jan.
Jan.
3
10
3
Mar.
87% Sept.
90
Sept.
89% Sept.
90
Sept.
85% Oct,
84% Oct.
3
Oct.
31 100% Oct.
Sale"
99)4
Oct.
Oct.
26
16
55
86
43
98)4
1
Mar.
Oct,
17
Jan.
3%
Oct.
41% Oct.
96% Oct.
i
3
,
7
28% Mar. 14
30% Feb.
29% Feb.
7
52% Oct.
51% Oct.
57% Oct.
8
Apr.
8% Apr.
6% June
6% June
6% Oct.
6% Oct.
Sale
24
34 %
21
13
Sale
Sale
37
1960 M N
f 6s
a
Oct.
Sale
79)4 Sale
102)4 Sale
External s f 5)4* guar
1961 A O
1947 MN
8, 000 Toilma (Dept of) external 7s
M N
4, B00 Trondhjem (City) 1st ext g 5)4s..l957
D
9, B00 Upper Austria (Prov) extl a f 7s..1945
D
External
a
f
*%■
June 15 1957
13 B00
1946 F A
41 000 Uruguay (Rep) external a f 8s
s
5
40
31
A
Sale
45
33)4
111 ,000
Ext
Sale
33
26)4
21)4 Sale
D
F
Sale
1
8
Sale
12
10)4
56
26
87%
9)4 Sale
86% Sale
9994 100
38 %
39%
ie)
10% Oct.
42
16%;
63%
1294
994
20 %
18
8
3
Oct.
] 96%
Sale
11
Sale
45
1954 MN
1946 A O
1955 F A
00 ,000 Taiwan Elec Pow 5)4a
10 000 Tokyo City loan of 1912 5s
:278, BOO
104, B00
18
,
4
96% Oct.
50% Oct.
5
Oct.
of)
Extl g 5tts
142, ,000 Switzerland (Govt) ext 5)4a
404, 000
170, BOO Sydney
Sale
O
D
87, 000 Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7s..1958
1947 F A
102, ooo Sllesian Landowners Assn 6»
MN
22, 000 Soiasons(Clty)ext 15-yr g 6sNov 14 '36
46, 000 Styria (Prov) extl sec a f 7a
33
M S
A
1962 M N
B
12)4
S
M N
255,BOO Serbs. Croats & Slovenes extl 8s.1962
Ext
19
1956 M
57, 000 Sante Fe Prov (Arg Rep) extl 7s ..1942
209, 000 Saxon Pub Works (Germany) 7s. 1945
Gen ref guar serial gold 6%a_.1951
179, 000
1945
71, 000 Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s
SF g 6)4®
DecI946
000
8,
181, 000
17
10)4
30)4
1950
1968
f 6s
8
f g 7s_.
Sale
102)4
4794 Sale
MN
7, ,000 Sao Paulo (City) a f 8s.....Mar 1952
Ext Isec a f g 6Ha
May 15 1957 M N
J
San
Paulo (State) ext a f 8s
...1936
50 000
External
11
14
O
12 ,000
87, ,000
Sale
1946 A
1952
050 ,000 Rome (City) external s f 6%a
46 ,000 Rotterdam (City) ext s f 6s
11%
Sale
80
5
56
54%
53% Sale
6094 Sale
11
8 94
994
7%
43% Sale
12%
11%
M S
Sale
97% Sale
52% Sale
6% Sale
11
10%
Sale
380, 000 Prussia (Free State) ext s f 6)4—- 1951
1952 A O
S f gold 6s
490, 000
34
36
35
51
Sale
1950
1959
M S
External guar sink fund 7Ht.. 1966
15, 000
97
7%
b
1947 m
1940
73, 000. Poland (Rep of)g6s
Stabilix loan 7s of '27. Oct 15 1947
357, 000
185, 000'
85
75%
75%
78%
9894 100
50 % Sale
7%
8%
13
1494
7
6%
6)4
7%
52)4 Sale
51)4 Sale
1953 J D
80, 000 Panama (Rep) external 5%a
Extl s f 5s set A
May 15 1963 M N
07, 000
84, 000 Pernambuco (State) ext sec 7s
6, 000 Peru (Rep) Sec s f g 7s
National loan ext s f 6s
130, 000
National loan ext s f 6s
07, 000
5994
6594
5
87
14% Oct.
M S
June 10
5
13
J
Mar.
5
5
Sept. 27
4% Sept. 27
Oct.
14%
1958
389, 000
■
5
4% Sept. 27
11
159*
43)4
f
6
3
4
6% Sept.29
6
A
t
Oct.
May
1% May
1 % Feb.
2% July
2
May
1% May
2% May
2% May
57% June
Oct.
'
g 5s... 1957
4.30 000 New South Wales ext
27
4% Oct.
4% Oct.
4
2
87
81
12%
Oct"
% Oct"
3% Oct.
3
26
27
25
12
12
~
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Oct.
M
8
5"
Oct.
78
65""
Sale
Oct" ~ 22
3%
3%
3%
3%
4%
Sale
AO
Sale
Prices.
4%
4 94
3%
5)4
"2
Lowest.
Sale Price.
Highest.
Lowest.
31.
.
Ask. Bid.
494
4 hi
Q~j
.....
1.
.
J
5$ of 1899£ 1945 Q
1945
Assenting 4s of 1904..........1954
Assenting 4s of 1910
........
4,000
17,000
15,000
06,000
5,000
Ask
Bid.
Assenting 5a of 1899
Assenting 5s large
Oct
1932.
FOREIGN GOV'T (Concluded)
45,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
Price
BONDS
October.
June
11
5
Mar. 12
Oct.
1
Jan.
8
Mar. 11
Jan.
16
RAILROAD
AlaGt Sou 1st
First
cons
cons
........
D
1943
A
50 000
155,000
25 000
79 ,000
58 .000
2 ,000
6 ,000
j
j
Trana-Cont Short Line 1st 4a gl958
Cal-Ariz 1st 8c ref 4)4s aer A ...1962
M
1946
Atl Coast L 1st cons 4a.... .July 1952
267,000
147,000
201,000
45,000
131.000
67,000
81,000
1,339,000
18", 000
j
M
86
75
J
50
J
70
S
1933
Refund 8c gen 5s ser A
1995
1st gold 5s
July 1948
Ref and gen 6s, series C...
1995
P L E 8c W Va Sys ref g 4s
1941
Southw Dlv lst3Hs at 5%
1950
Tol Cln Dlv 1st 8c ref 4s
1959
Refunding 5s series D
2000
Conv g 4)4*
1960
Bangor 8c Aroostook RR 1st g 5s '43
rCash sale,
gold 4s
a
A
...1951
Deferred delivery*
90
90
Oct.
24
92% Oct.
43 %
Sale
38
Oct.
31
40
Oct.
91
Sale
94%
88%
83%
85%
Oct,
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25 «79%
Oct"
25
60
60
Sale
78" "95""
90% Oct.
88% Oct,
26
82""
95"
82% Oct..
27
80
13
84
78%
80%
81
Sale
79
Oct.
20
'81% Oct.
29
"93%
90%
Sale
89
Oct.
14
93% Oct.
4
89
93%
81%
90%
89% Oct.
24
13
89
94
Sale
92
Oct.
10
90% Oct.
95% Oct,
24
75
79
92)4
80
86
§2%
-I
—
76
90
Sale
94
80
75
90
75
90
71
Oct"
6
71
Oct.
6
81
85
81
85
81
Oct.
11
82
Oct.
6
Sent.28
61% July
May
78
Sept.
60% May
44% July
25
May
85
60
"Oct"
10
w
Oct.
3
25
73
Oct.
3
14
58
Oct.
1
"
30
22
Oct.
18
30
Oct.
19
29%
25
29
1694
10%
33
16
Oct,
26
16
Oct,
28
26
15
9
60
36
40
30
37
36
Oct.
8
40
Oct.
13
7
9894
70
92%
70
92%
80%
83 %
Sale
78 94
76
79%
80
73%
Sale
63
Sale
64
52
Sale
45
91%
54%
76%
Sale
75
Sale
a
60% Sale
90% Sale
j
67
MN
64%
Sale
69
75
Sale
j
51
57
M
61%
Sale
F
49
Sale
74
Feb.
65% Oct.
52
Oct.
Sale
59%
50 %
39%
84
90
73
74%
76
Sale
47%
86%
57
85%
50% Sale
78%
69
62%
76
70%
57"
61
Sale
45% Sale
32% Sale
100
84
95
60%
69
Sale
75%
Mar. 15
Mar. 11
55
26
5
Mar. 10
91
IV
6194
80
84
82
48
30
85% Oct.
7i
94
40
20
ll
25
1
Sept.22
Aug. 23
94% Sept.29
88% Oct. 20
89
Aug. 24
95
40
2
78%
77%
Feb.
71
July
9
77% May 19
80
May 27
74 94
Sale
60
1494
June
Sale"
58
83% Feb. 23
83
Sept. 27
May 311 83% Mar. 15
Sept.22
27| 80
Jan.
68
72
Sale
6
18
271
26
31
21
14!
June
74
8094
78" Sale"
171
75
80%
80
89 %
79
82%
90%
81
71%
j
Oct.
20
82%
74%
81%
80%
j
J
93%
Feb.
67% Jan.
65
Aug.
78
May
13% May
'J74% May
77
May
70
May
63
May
72
July
1,9
75
80
j
Oct.
38
M
J
80
94
J
q
Convert 4)4s......—
Con ref mtg
....
72)4
D
A--1964 J D
MN
L 8c N collat gold 4s
..Oct.. 1952
j
Atlantic 8c Danville 1st g 4s
1948 j
j
j
Second 4s
1948
A O
Atlantic 8c Yadkin 1st gu g 4s..1949
Austin 8c N W 1st g 5s guar
1941 j j
83
80
90
8
General unified 4)48 series
July 1948
91 %
78
78
86
86
74
D
36
71%
64%
80%
67%
84
Sale
85
D
150,000 Bait 8c Ohio 1st g 4s
Registered
1,119,666
30
Sale
D
...I960
1948
..1965
Atl Knox 8c No 1st g 5s
,006
92%
J
Conv g 4a of 1910
Conv deb gold 4)4a
83
OS
:::: "7994
80
78
80%
71
76" "79)4
000 Atl 8c Char Air Line 1st 4)4s A..1944
1st 30-year 5s sex B
1944
5 000
Atlantic City 1st con guar g 4s. . ^1951 J
12 ,000
17)4
88
64
87
D
1
134
83
"70"
Conv g 4s of 1909
1955
Conv g 4s of 1905.............1955 j
Rocky Mt dlv 1st 4s A
27, 000
66)4
M N
Registered... .............
~3 600
O
1946
1998 A O
1942 M 8
July 1995 Q J
A O
1995
1995 A O
July 1995 Nov
M N
July 1995
16,000 Albany &Susq 1st guar 3)4*Allegh 8c West 1st g gu 4s
0, 000 Alleg Valley gen gu 4s
34, 000 Ann Arbor 1st g 4s...
•469 000 Atch Top 8t S F gen g 4s
Registered
6 000
Adjustment g 4s
11 000
Stamped
55, 000
D
1943
5a ser A
4s series B
9
24
12
28
20
31
95% Oct.
90
78
9
24
Mar. 9
Mar.
9
Sept. 12
85% Mar. 11
82
Mar. 10
65
Feb.
June 16
40
Aug. 24
July 26
May 28
30
Jan.
40
Aug. 23
26
15
J.
79
55
43
Oct.
27
85% Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
10
64
Oct.
31
25
1
27
52% Oct.
91% Oct.
22
55
26
77
Oct,
Oct.
25
75
Oct,
14
60% Oct.
50% Oct,
859-8 Oct,
46% Oct.
72
Oct.
70
Oct.
56
Oct.
41
Oct.
24
25% Oct, 10
68% "Oct""?9
40
3
3
6
1
5
4
Oct.
'74% Oct""5
58
May 19
86% Mar.
9
55
June
1
81
Mar.
8
31
June
2
87
Mar.
9
2
71% Mar. 11
24% June
63% May 23 96% Mar. 10
27% June
2; IVA Mar. 9
a45
June
l|
80
Mar.
3
1
82% Mar. 10
40% June
Sept. 9
31% June 18 64
Mar. 12
71
25
May 31
Jan.
14
15
May 28 59
70
Sept. 26
May 24i 96
48
Aug. 29
May 26 79
20
N.
Sales in
STOCK
Price
BONDS
October.
Value.
2
1932.
Bid.
D
Batt to Creek & Sturftls gu
1,000
8«
1989
4a_.........1936
5a..........1936
Creek Exten lat g 3H«
1951
Beech Creek lat gu
J
Second guar gold
J
Beech
Belvidera Del
cona
Big Sandy Ry lat guar 4a
102 ,000 Boston & Maine 1st 5s A C
35 ,000
1st mortgage 5s
36 ,000
lat g
1967 M
S
aeries II......1955 M N
1961 A
O
Boaton Ac N Y Air Line lat gu 4a.l955 F
Brunsw Ac Weatern lat gu g4a... 1938 J
A
J
7 ,000 Buff Roch At Pitta gen 5a
1937 M 8
31 ,000
Conaol 4 Ha
1957 M N
13 ,000 Burl Ced Rap Ac Nor Ac Col ta lat 5a '34 A O
19,000 Canada Sou con gu Ac col tr 5a..1963
90,000 Canadian Nat guar 4Ha.Sept 15 1954
263,000
Gold 4%s
1957
167,000
Gold 4»a_
1968
222,000
Guaranteed gold 5s
July 1969
198,000
Guaranteed g 5s
Oct 1969
70,000
Guaranteed g 5s
1970
...
198,000
Guar gold 4%$
June 15 1955
112,000
Guar g 4H«
1956
269,000
Guar g 4H«
1951
198,000 Canadian No deb e f 7a
1940
108,000
25-year deb a f guar 6Ha
1946
104,000
10-year gold 4H*
Feb. 15 1935
425,000 Canadian Pac 4% dab stock
43,000
Collateral trust gold 4^a
1946
5s equip trust ctfs
158,000
1944
131,000
Collateral trust g 5a..........1954
84,000
Collateral trust 4 Ha
1960
Ask
9654
86
69 H
Sale
70
Sale
65H
5554
42
70
80 H
75
59
Sale
9654
Sale
7754
76
M S
72
J
J
D
72 H
74
81
Sale
Stile
J
J
A
O
F
A
80 H
81 %
Sale
95
J
D
75
Sale
F
A
72 H
M S
92
9354
Sale
9954
J
J
F
A
J
J
61
6654
M S
65
67
84
78 H
72 H
J
D
J
J
65
1949 J
J
15H
39
3,000 Jaro Clinch At Ohio 1st 5a
1938 J
21,000
1st Ac con g 6a aeries A.Dec 15 1952 J
6,000 Jarthage At Adlr 1st gu g 4a
1981 J
D
85
94
"Y,66o
36,000
34,000
74,000
g 4a
Jent Br Un Pac lat g 4a
Cent of Ga Ry 1st g 5a
Consol gold 5a
D
D
Not. 1945 F
35"
73
Highest.
Lowest
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
79
73
11
84
7354 Oct.
7454 Oct,
6854 Oct.
64
68
6654 Oct.
28
67
70
70
Oct.
25
6154
66
11
62
Oct.
11
95
87
50
5854
30
9454
4954
66
80
59
61
8954
90
93
9054
8954 Sale
8954
8954
8854
8854
9554
Sale
96
Sale
89
W*
88
Sale
8454
Sale
8754
8*
88
69
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9854
115,000 Chea Ac Ohio lat
cona
Ref At imp 4Hs aer A
Ref Ac impt 454« series B
81,000
8,000
23,000
31
92
Oct.
17
73
Jan.
5
92
9154 Oct.
3 1055s Oct.
5 10754 Oct.
21
75
May 31
1 100
69
28
24
25
Oct.
15
7154 Oct.
8454 Oct.
3
14
54
June
25
93
Oct.
17
68
28
8754 Oct.
8054 Oct.
14
Oct.
31
8054 Oct.
9154 Oct.
25
82
Oct.
78
Oct.
13
5
73 000
Jan.
3054 Aug. 10
55
Aug. 20
Aug. 24
Oct.
76
Oct.
13
76
Oct.
55
42
45
33
Oct.
27
42
Oct.
16
2354 Oct.
28
27
Oct.
19
Sale
19
Oct.
14
27
Oct.
35
31
75
75
4054
65
40
6554
6954
6754
4234
9254
6554 Oct.
8
68
Oct.
26
46
47
Sale
91
81
90
Sale
78
82
68 H
69
Sale
98
80
85
75
8254
31
Oct.
4
13
74
7654 Oct.
7
65
11
86
Oct.
2
Oct.
90
Oct.
13
8454 Oct.
20
Oct.
7954 75
Sale 07954 Oct.
4
89
1
S
95H
J
.....
75
6154
49
Sale
8154
9754
44
8754
Sale
27
64
May 27
July 12
92
Oct.
4
92
Oct.
42
Oct,
25
7954 Oct.
15
4754 Oct.
7954 Oct.
13
72
"M" "30*
59
62
71
Sale
60
64
J
J
60
65
F
A
A
O
34H
854
Sale
Sale
1987 MN
Q F
53ii
81
1987 MN
6154
6154
"67"
60
79 J4
7154
6354
75
80
3334 June
May
Oct.
1
73
9654 Oct.
5
76
May 26
Aug.
4
May 27
92
Oct.
li
74
June
2
88
Oct.
1
74
June
13
7
68
74
56
Oct.
25
25
10
Oct.
10
90
Oct.
13
90
Oct.
13
4054 Oct.
3634 Oct.
31
5254 Oct.
1
24
June
38
8
32
35
June 30
60
.Tune
2
55
5154 Sept.
2
Aug. 23
5154 Sept. 2
Sale
80
8054 Sale
43 54
50
D
2037 I
D
39
Sale
May 2037 J
D
38
44
3054 Sale
6754
71
60
7354
5954 Sale
A
O
1952 M S
49
50
1960 MN
37
Sale
June 15 1951
D
58
June 15 1951
D
June 15 1951
D
.1951
D
50
45H
3354
2254
91
96
94 54
25
30
Oct.
26
34
Oct.
6154 Oct.
19
51
J
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7
Oct.
3
55
Oct.
4
52
Oct.
27
65
Oct.
27
Oct.
10
32
Oct.
1
a654 Oct.
10
1054 Oct.
4854 Oct.
27
5534 Oct
4854 Oct.
18
54
56
Oct.
Sale
55
Oct.
60
59
Oct.
65
65
22
54
36
52
5954
44
50
52
70
44
58
4854
6354
irA
31
31
68
Sale
7754
37
Sale
Sale
69
70
73
62
28
72
Mar. 12
72
1
3
40 H July
2f
61
4154 Aug.
'
54
Oct.
60
6054 Oct.
27
24
62
Oct.
25
62
65
Oct.
75
Oct.
3
58
80
60
Oct.
13
65
Oct.
6
65
Oct.
25
76% Oct.
5
2254 Oct.
2154 Oct.
27
34
Oct.
3
25
31
Oct.
1
20
Oct.
26
31
Oct.
I
16
Oct.
10
2654 Oct.
1
60
Oct.
26
69
Oct.
3
30
Oct.
11
43
Oct.
3
69
6554
243-4 Sale
2254
2354
2254 Sale
Sale
63
53
Sale
9
May 28
51
1
July
1354 June 29
254 May 31
6954
2654 Sale
62
.
24
Sept. 28
Aug. 22
Sept. 26
6054
73%
94
6754 Oct.
58
58
56
Mar.
67
48
67
54
Aug. 23
80
21
65
40
Feb.
46
28
56
6554
6554
62
8
42
27
26
Mar.
9
49
5754 Oct.
Sept. 29
5634 Jan. 14
31
10
20
31
7
58
Aug. 23
92
June
Oct.
94
54
25
17
May
Sept.
Sept.
May
9154
Sale
2
18
62
88
66
7554
i
Oct.
62
2554 Sale
Oct.
2154 Oct.
"23
I
7
3
May 31
4154 July
8
6
July
8
7954 June
7
73
36
May 31
4654 June
A
50
July 25
50
July 1-*
51
60
71
76
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
42
Jan.
1534 Sept.
13
8
Feb. 29
4154 Aug.
4
70
Jan.
18
70
73
Jan.
23
83
Jan.
Aug. 27
23
June 27
85
Mar.
Jan.
75
87
Jan.
19
Jan.
15
57
Jan.
15
46
Jan.
5254 July
17
July
1554 June
16
July
854 July
7
11
13
28
20
11
9
14
4634 Aug. 23
39
80
Jan.
14
Jan.
14
53
June
62
Sept. 22
May 31
68
Aug. 23
73
Jan.
14
6354 Jan.
14
10
May 31
May 28
50
Jan.
14
46
Jan.
78
Sept. 21
?
4234 Sale
34 54
36
3654
2854 Sale
3254 Sale
1954 Sale
2954 Oct.
1654 Oct.
26
10
36 34 Oct.
29
Oct.
81
72
68
&
70
73
Oct.
25
73
Oct.
25
6454 May 14
6454 May 14
6454
64
Oct.
27
64
Oct.
27
4554 Jan.
46
Oct.
11
65
59
3054 Oct.
28
80
9554
66
84
8554
6354
60
40
5434 Sale
3954 41
37
94
99
Sale
10754 Sale
6554
68*
7lk
96 54
10354
10054
11154
7054
83
8254
90"
"91"
74
22
8
1
94
22
5554
Oct.
8154 Aug. 26
9634 Oct.
5
93
Aug. 19
8854 Mar. 12
9954 Mar. 11
70 54 Feb. 29
Sale
18
"9754
90
4
9654 Oct.
6054 Oct.
1554 Oct.
ft-
9354
Oct.
92
2
90
8754 Oct.
6
84
Aug. 29
50
Aug. 23
7954 Oct. 15
75
11
61
■
28
30
24
24
23
13
3
15
29
Sale
"66""
Sept. 26
4
31
|2
6854
66
6954
3154 Sale
1034 Sale
,
Oct.
74'
5554
1554 al234
94 54
91
5254 Sale
4154
"60" "95"'
503-4
1942 MN
6
8054 Oct.
4
92
32 H
33
F
8754 Oct.
4
Oct.
92
30
F
3
92
90
60
15, 000
8554 Oct.
8054 Oct.
Oct.
8954
8354 Sale
75
J
87
8
40
Gin Ham At Day 2d g 4Ha..
1937 J
27, 000 Cln Ind St L Ac C 1st 4a...Aug 2 1936 Q
8654 Oct.
14
21
42
Guaranteed gold 5a..........1944
31 000
1st 6 Ha aeries C
...1963
84 000 Chic Ac West Ind Conaol
50-yr 4a. 1952
83, 000
lat AC ref 5Ha series A
1962 M S
Choc Okl At Gulf conaol 5a...... 1952 M N
18
Oct.
9154 Oct.
8754 Oct.
833-4 Oct.
Sale
9854
66 000
8134 Oct.
80
8754 Oct.
9234
56
Sec. gold 4 H* series A
Convertible gold 4Hs_.
865s
89
3454
May 2037 J
gu g 4a
4254
7954
90
J
7
85
36
J
2
9758 Apr. 16 10054 July
7054 June
1
9754 Sept.
83
Feb. 20
93
Sept.
87
60 54 May 31
Aug.
60
June
88
1
Aug.
9934 Jan. 13
9934 Jan.
87
55
258, 000
con
84
91
M N
Deferred delivery;
June
90
J
a
95
2054
O
Cash sale,
May 26
50 54
48 000 Chic T H Ac S'eaat lat At ref 5a
D
1960
41 000
Income guar 5a
Dec 1 1960 M 8
129 000 Chic Un Station 1st gu
J
4Ha A..1963 J
43 000
lat 5a series B
1963
Aug. 23
June
30
23.
J
2 104
60
1
J
...1949 MN
Mar. 10
"17
Oct.
J
S
80
79
Oct.
J
1988 J
r
9754
Sale
62
Q
Sale
Sale
J
1988 J
"48""
96
J
1936 M
Aug. 22
70
102
Oct. 24 104
Oct.
10354 Sale
9634
9554 Sale "'"93 54 "Oct" "20 97 54 Oct"
92
92
S
1933 M N
88
80
8054
88
90
J
12
June
17
"87""
90
76
J
16
Jan.
27
84
93
N
J
Jan.
82
Oct;
89
97
15
N
D
98
r94
July
a4754 May
6154 Oct.
8534
8054
45
.L.
5054 Mar. 31
Aug. 10
55
Aug. 19
75
80
86
"87""
9534
1934 A
Gin Leb At N lat
14
Mar. 16
June
78
A
1966 MN
Registered
Jan.
6254
8454
90
Refunding gold 4a..
Registered
Registered
13
38
82~"
62
83
A
O
59
86
7954
659,000
Gold 3 Ha
14
Jan.
Aug.
4954 June
3354 Aug.
75
Apr.
94 54 Oct.
Oct.
38
9354
90
8254
8234 Sale
7954
1971 F
lat At ref g 5a
Memphis Dlv 4s
Jan.
41
40
45
97
45
H
'7654
29
June 22 r81
55
May 28
1254 June 23
1154 July 12
50
Sale
86
40
1977 F
83 000
1 000
8
81
8654 Sale
42
1958 M
28 000
Chic S L Ac N O—
Gold 5s
8654
40
86
88
85 %
Sinking fund deb 5s
Registered
15-year secured 6Ha..Mar 1
84,000
99
9754 Sale
90
Gen 5a atpd non pay lnc tax..1987 MN
835, 000
July,
98
103J4 Sale
80
Aug. 31
7
10
40
67
72
5
93
Fod.
25
i960
.....
17
40
1954
90
Oct.
94
8534 Sale
8254 Sale
76 54 Sale
9954 103
Oct.
Sept.
75
9454
9054
98H
9954
9354
92 H Sale
§1*
17
Sale
8
93
84
21
Oct.
76
lat At gen 6a series B
May 1966 J
Chic Indiana At Sou 50-yr 4s
1956 J
Chic L S At East 1st 4 Ha
..1969 J
Registered
27
Aug. 23
8654 Aug. 27
June 29
1949
J
106 000 Chic R I Ac Pacific gen g 4a_;
Apr.
74
63
75
55 000
2,430 000
17
24
75
53
44
J
May
2
Oct.
17
17
40
Indianap Ac LouIst ref g 68.1947 J
Refunding gold 5a
1947 J
Refunding 4a aerlea C
1947 J
Stpd lat At ref 4 Ha
1st Ac ref 4 Ha aer G
Conv 4%b series A
June
18
14
Sale
21 000
432 000
207 000
2
3
56
18
Oct.
21
96
Stpd non-payt Fed lnc tax. .1987 MN
Stpd gen 4Ha non-pay lnc tax.1987 MN
12 000
June
6154 June
17
Oct.
Oct.
63
30
J
„
1
Oct.
8954 Oct.
8054 Oct.
97 %
67 H
J
& No West gen 3 Ha
6 100
17
17
75
1949 J
Registered...
General 4a
Jan.
a4754 May 31
17
Oct.
10
26
Chic
c
W*
80
8034 Jan. 23
a7954 J une 10
95
1934 A
Chic At E 111 Ry (new co) gen 5a..1951 M
Chic At Erie lat gold 5a
1982 M
Chic Gt Weatern lat 50-yr 4s
1959 M
37 000 Ch
15
2
17
18
18
7
Oct.
27
35
35,000 Chic Mil & St P gen g 4s ser A...1989
Gen g 3Ha series B
18,000
May 1989
Gen 4Hs series G
42,000
May 1989
Gen gold 4Ha series E._Mar 1 1989
23,000
Gen 4% aeries F
4,000
1989
794,000 Chic Mil St P Ac Pac mtge 5s ser A_ 1975
Conv adj 5s
1,407,000
Jan 1 2000
25
83
Jan.
31
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
.1949 J
1st Ac general 5a aerlea A...;
21
75
27
27
5
Oct.
27
1946
lat At ref 4
aerlea B
lat At ref 5s series A..
Chic At E 111 lat cona g 6a
17
9154 Oct.
9054 June 23 10554 Oct.
9154 Jan. 13 10754 Oct.
17
31
4
63
35
....
95,000
79,000
133,000
6,000
168,000
3,000
343,000
6,000
Oct.
13
9054
9154
9154
9154
9754
9754
9754
9354
7
17
17
71
65
.....
18
29
8654 Oct.
3554
4254
..1946
...
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
95
2954
1995
Illinois DlTlslon 4a...
General 4a
2
Oct.
9054
9154
9154
9154
9754
9754
9754
93 54
79
80
R At A DIt lat con g 4s
20,000
..1989
7,000
2d con gold 4a
1989
10,000
Warm Springs Valley 1st g 5a .1941
35,000 Chic At Alt RR ref g 3a
19*9
2,000 Cbic At Alt Ry lat lien g 3%s
1950
60",000
Jan.
75
8
Sale
89
44,000 Chic Burl At Q 111 DIt 3Ha
Registered....
Aug. 30
21
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
63
43
1993
May
15
Oct.
75
68
Registered
g 5s
Potts Creek Br 1st 4a
72
July
7254 Jan.
7354 Jan.
57
11
Mar. 14
Sept. 29
Sept. 7
Aug. 23
Mar. 16
5754 Oct.
Oct.
88
2754
60
7554 Aug. 22
93
42
..1992 M
Craig Valley lat
75
4
Aug. 23 90
76
6 r93
Aug.
3
78
2654 June
45
May 27 83 34
70
91
1939 M N
86,665
Jan.
20
Aug. 22
Aug. 22
8454
53
Sale
1939 M N
g 5a
General gold 4H*-
80
80
79
67
1936
Registered
69,666
2
May 31
1
July
21
9854 Oct.
Sale
8854 Jan.
June
5054 Oct.
31
88
17
253
253
1987
Guar 5a
29
43
45
8654
2754
98
Through St L lat gu g 4a
8554 Jan.
9254 Mar. 10
7
8754
a8854
a8854
8754
9454
9454
9454
9054
8854
8854
10354
10454
82
7954
9154 Sale
8354 Sale
7654 78
46
Registered
Charles Ac Sarannah lat g 7a
11
Oct.
Registered
10,666
Oct.
513
833
Sale
95
A
Mobile DIt lat g 5a...
1946
8,000 Gent N E 1st guar 4a
1961
26,000 Cen RR At Bkg of Ga col tr g 5a..1937 M N
28,000 Central of N J gen g 5a
J
1987 J
97,000
84
46
6454
88
17
~50~
Oct.
Oct.
81J4—-
60
8654
7854
Sale
84
74
1959
pur money g 4a.....1951
Macon & Nor Dlv 1st g 5s
1946
Middle Ga At Atl Di? pur m 5a
1947
Cent Pac 1st ref gu
g 4a
8754
71
1945 M N
1959
General 4a_...
82
83
7054
8454
9234
Chat DIt
5,000
2,000
05,000
88
70
74
D
1948 J
Ref At gen 5H* series B
Ref At gen 5a aerlea C
8454
9454 Sale
9454
92
9154
91
8954 Sale
8854
89
8954 8954
103
10354 10354
10454 Sale
10554
9854 Sale
9854
80
J
cona
Ask
54
J
D
Ask. Bid
8254
7354, 74
7454
7854
6854 Sale
.—.93
83
87
A O
J
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
70
....
J
CaroCent lat
Bid.
J
D
1944
eerlea JJ
Oct. 1.
O
i^a....l943
gtd g
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
Jan
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
N.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
65
7154
9254
71
9554
58
Sale
19
18
4
4554
"6454"
5l"
Sale
2854
31
Sale
96 54
103 54 103 54
Sale
100 34
Sale
11134
Sale
84 %
70
"9654
9754
95
Oct.
6
Sale
101
Oct.
11
Sale
100
Oct.
21
Sale
11154 Oct.
6954 Sale
78
8054
5434
4034
98 34
10354
10134
11354
Oct.
1
30
Oct.
5
1254 July
83
July
71
95""
49
Sept. 6
Aug. 23
Aug. 24
Oct.
20
Oct.
Oct.
3
90
June
104
4
92
June
10154 Oct.
Oct.
9854 Oct.
20
Aug. 23
4
15
100
June
66
Oct.
10
71
Oct.
1
55
June
79
78
Oct.
29
8454 Oct.
3
8734 Jan. 14
70
Sept. 14
1
70
7254
9454
June
9454 Oct.
24
9554 Oct.
19
95
18
95
18
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
Jan.
15
55
June
60
Aug.
90
Mar.
70
85
July
9554 Oct.
19
Jan.
95
Oct.
18
75
Jan.
77
Mar. 29
90
Mar.
4
N. Y. STOCK
'
-
BONDS
IV.
T. STOCK EZCHANOE.
®er
1993
General 5a aerlea B
1993
Oct. 1.
77 X
"85""
2,000 CJe? Col C ft Ind gen con 6s
4,000 CI®? Lor ft Wheel con lat g 5s
1934 J
J
100
97
J
1938
J
1935
M N
93
.....
62
97
t
53
.....
91X
A
A
O
128,000 Cler Union Term'ls 1st a f 5H* A.1972 A O
85,000
1st a f g 5a series B guar
1973 A O
1st a f guar 4H* •«r C
51,000
1977 A O
Coal RIt Ry 1st gu 4s
1945 J D
106". 000 Colo ft Southern Ref ft ext 4HS..1935 M N
General mtge 4X» series A....1980 M N
63,000
4a
Col ft Hock Valley lat ext g
1948
1943
Consolidated Ry non-con? deb 4s
1954
41X
1955
45 X
41 X
AftO 1955
1956
61,000 Cuba Northern Rya lat 5Ha
31,000 Cuba RR 1st 50-yr g 5a
3,000
lat ft refund 7X» aeriesA
lat lien ft ref 6a series B
8,000
396,000
97,000
Gold
4",000
D
35
1936 J
D
35
J
M N
1937 MN
RR ft Bdge lat gu g 4S..1936 F A
1936
4a
Consol gold 4X*
Oen?
1935 J
4a
J
Certificates of deposit.
Second
M
1947
4Hi
Detroit ft Mack lat lien g4a_.
gold 4s.........
East Ry M No Di?
D
1995 J
D
M N
1 .000 East Tenn Va ft Ga
1941
M N
El Paso ft S W lat ft ref 5s
1965
A
Brie 1st con ft prior
1996
J
1996
J
1951
1953
A
lien 4a
Registered
Registered
469,,000
con?
Erie ft
4,000
Jersey lat
Serlea C
3,000
cons
56 X
47 X
86
Sale
44
Oct.
21
53
Oct.
5
75
71X Mar. 14
86
Aug. 20
"70 X
66 X
76 X
75
Oct.
21
76X Oct.
31
80
Oct.
3
Oct.
3
81
100
95 X
97
71X
90
77 X
76 X
37 X
107
98
Sale
40
30
Sale
84 X
Sale
Sale
.....
28
11
Apr. 26
97
95
Sept. 22
95
Sept. 22
nl
June 13
91
June 13
76
X June 14
38
8
21
83X Oct.
50
45" ""Oct" *27
28
83
11
79X Aug.
2
13
80
Mar.
2
63
June
1 103X Jan.
93
Jan.
73
83X Oct.
63X Oct.
22
27
32 X
34
Oct.
32
Oct.
17| 32X Oct.
87
80 X
80
91X
97
92
95
96 X
93
92 X
41
Sale
18
29
Sale
22 X
10
4
30
92
86
104
97
97
Sale
42 X
42 X
40
21X
2
37
Sale
Sale
25 X
4
2
30
20
30
85X
89
.....
25
20
23
85
90
84 X
90
65
86 X
84X
85
95
90
92
83 X
89 X
89 X
89 X
60
75
60
75
78
----
100X
5
16
June 22
18
June
25
June 25
24
June 23
Oct.
1
63
7
82 X Jan.
May 27
11
93
Oct.
31
39
Oct.
10
47
41
Oct.
28
12X Oct.
11
47X Oct.
21 X Oct.
19
Oct.
11
29
2
Oct.
28
20
Oct.
28
24
5
20
25
Oct.
,.1975 A O
....1955
65
1957
set
34
X Sale
84
85
89
42 X
60
44
5
Sale
.....
4Xs...l952|M N
4X«
2,000 Frees Elk ft Mo V lat 6a
90
4X
3X
6X
.....
95
1933
1933
12X
Oct. 1945
Sale
Sale
100X Oct. 14
32X Mar. 10
82
Sept. 13
Oct.
29
65
June
87
Mar.
92X Oct.
7
80
May 31
95
Mar. 30
50
June
77 X Aug. 23
66X Feb. 15
9
57X June
7?8X June
2
39
July 29
99
1
36
Oct.
Oct.
28
35
Oct.
25
99
Oct.
99
June
16
39X Oct.
41X Oct.
20
June 28
22
May 31
63X Mar. 3
58
Mar. 2
99X June
6
51X Jan. 14
49X Aug. 23
13 X June 28
34X Oct.
34JX Oct.
24X Oct.
24X Oct.
13
X June 28
July
8
49 X Jan.
49
Jan.
75
June 27
85
83
Jan.
15
88
86 X
86 X July
8
Oct.
20
43 X
89
35
5X
3X
5X
..
68
Sale
6
15 X
7
86
23
43
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
Octi
28
20
6
20
27
27
89X Oct.
23
Oct.
44
Oct.
5X Oct.
6
20
23
5
43
June 29
3
2 X
May 13
June 28
5
June 22
,5
Oct.
311
12
Oct.
28
6
Oct.
111
50
92
99
87
99
95
76
82
71
77X
"77*
Oct.
Oct.
7
62
83
50
69 X
66
Oct.
7
29
77
85
74
Oct.
13
32
Oct.
28
35
Oct.
83
Oct.
5
85
8X
8
85
18
93
91
72
65
Sept.
May
July
17
100
44
70
67
84 X
86
20
50
1941
1961
29 X
28 X
37
6
6
15X
14
42
......
7
1982,M N
Ft Worth ft Denrer City 5X«
85
87
86
B.1940
1940
Fort St U D Co 1st g 4 Hs
'
July
29
99
90
100
Oct.
Sale
Sale
13
Mar.
Oct.
99
39 X
61
5
Jan.
89
51X "Oct"
Sale
21
Oct.
89
85
76X Oct.
34
Oct.
34
«93
100X Oct.
Oct.
4
29
Aug. 10
51
34
June
71
98
73X Oct.
Sale
Apr.
Sept.
21
Oct.
Feb.
5
Oct.
Aug.
Mar.
8
Mar.
2
45
Oct.
44X"o"ct^
38
14
34
Sale,
M N
14
49X Jan.
34
Sale
1927 ...1967
14
Jan.
Oct.
44 X
34
21
Jan.
38
Oct.
73 X
36
Jan.
70
25
51
42
69
31X July
6
July
8X July
30
25
8
32X Aug. 26
45
Jan. 14
Aug. 24
Sept. 12
87X Sept. 30
94
Sept. 22
97
Sept. 6
92
Sept. 3
45
42
June
8
Oct.
Sale
41X
41X
74X July
92
Sept.
29
Oct.
50
39
1
93X Oct.
96X Oct.
76 X
50
39
50
Jan.
8
57 X Feb. 17
46X Sept. 16
87
Sale
41
5
Aug.
40
July 29
46X Sept. 16
24
Sale
68
70X Mar. 12
75
Feb. 29
83X Oct. 21
27
50
99 X
39
41
7
Oct.
67 X
99X 100
Apr.
2
93X Oct.
99X Oct.
99X
22
93
29
19
97
98 X
Feb.
25
.....
34
....
29X Oct.
35X1 Oct.
7
2.X
25
....
24'
June
45
37 X
18
19
84X Jan. 15
88X Jan. 23
93
Feb. 19
June
27
31
14
28
60
45
Sale
40 X
25X 100X
2
Oct.
83
89 X May 27
87 X Mar.
7
35
77
35 X
28
75
21
31
26
1
18
83X Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
53X June
1
55
May 27
82
May 26
Oct.
»
23X Oct.
76 X June
Oct.
Oct.
14
91
66 X
2X
Aug. 23
Jan.
9
83
25 X
32
5
4 102
81
73
13
38
50
9
90
80X Oct.
26
66 X
47 X
Aug.
25
86X Oct.
80X Oct.
Oct.
50
Sale
58
Oct.
11
Oct.
50
X
3
56 X Aug. 20
Jan.
13
58
44
47
31
94
Oct.
78
38
Sale
7
Oct.
Oct.
70
19
82
83
58
52
Sale
Jan.
76 X
80
64 X June
16
Oct.
80X Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
40
.-...
Oct.
Oct.
81
70
67
90
Oct.
73X
46
7 X
...
96
19 100
25
96
69 X
81
66
45
89
Oct.
83
...
52
Sale
35
Sale
Sale
19
3
Jan.
65
83
50
29
100
.....
76
46
80
93 X
.....
Feb.
59X June 15
iob"
106
66
56
45
70 X
Sale
46
42
18,000 Gal? Hous ft Hend lat 5a
Ga ft Ala lat cona 5a
Mar. 10
46
38
3X1...
(Amended) 1st
56
60
35 X
Fonda John ft Gl gan ref
84
30
Certificates of deposit
8",666
.....
O
J
1,000 Fta Cent ft Pen consol gold 5s ..1943
D
6,000 Fla East Coast lat 4X«
1959
1st ft ref 5a ser A
1974 M S
27,000
"
40
95
O
3 X»
1
81X
52 X
77 X
83 X
O
Genesee Rl? RR 1st a f 6s
Erie ft Plttsb gen gu g
Oct.
77 X
83 X
O
f 6a
a
19
62
73
1953
4s Series D....
Ref ft lmpt gold 5a aer
Ref ft Imp 5s ser 1930
27
24
81
1953
Con? g 4a Ser A
do
Ser B
Do
Gen
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
30
July 12
28X May 26
99
48
J
...
Penn coll truat g 4s
41,,000
20,,000
89
Sale
81
73
J
...—
lat consol gen lien 4a..
"
402",665
O
1st g 5s 1956 MN
cona
21,,000 Elgin Jol ft East 1st g 5a
l" 600
A
1948
1st g 4a
27
July
48 X
S
1995 J
4H*-1961
Oct.
48
80
92
36X
89
13
80
*58" Sale*
28
1978
B
J
Dul Mlssabe ft Nor gen 5a.......1941 J
20,000 Dul ft Iron Range 1st 5a
1937 A O
1,000 Dul So Shore ft Atlantic g 5a
J
1937 J
117",656
90
27
Oct.
82
70
ft R Gr West gen 5a Aug 1955
Ref ft Imp mtge 5s aer
Detroit Rlrer Tunnel lat gu
158";66o
77 X
88
..1936
Dea Plalnea Val lat guar
27,000
D
5Hs
Deo ft Rio Gr lat cona g
20 X
33
1942 J
1952 J
1936 J
1935 A O
5s
Dea Moines ft Ft D lat gu g
2,000
"
45 X
1943
Del & Hud 1st ft ref 4s
Del Rl?
"86",606
60
3
Oct.
87
67
Conn ft Pasaum RIts 1st g 4a
Non-con? debenture 4s
3,000
76
63
77X Oct.
93 X
83 X
62
25
70
91X
76X
75 X
84
Feb.
95
89
Sale
Sale
80
16
Oct. 28
6 102
Sept. 19
Sept. 19 75
77 X Aug. 23
Feb.
~
26
85
89
83 X July
93 X July
75
27
13
97 X
93 X
Sale
28
Oct. 28
Oct.
.....
80 X
72 X
93X Oct.
5^02
Oct.
82
86 X
63
1955
Non-con? deb 4a
37,000
O
92 X
25
Oct.
82 X
80 X
85
Col ft Tol lat ext 4a
Non-con? debenture 4a... IftJ
276,656
A
95 X
92X Oct.
99X Oct.
70
90
83
F
Sale Prices.
75
90
75
80
75
Sale Prices
89
98
80
75
Highest.
Sole Prices
75
100
95X
97 X
71X
90
O
J
Lowest.
$n If prices
79 X
95
89
70
96 X
O
A
X
Sale
75X
75
......
A
F
93
92 X
102
95
75
A
MN
~79X
86
1942
1942
Series C gu 3X*-1948
2,000
Series D 3 Ha
1950
General 4Xa series A
1,000
1977
2,000 Clev Short Line lat gu 4X*---—1961
J
A A
70
Sale
4H> •«* B..1942
Series B gu 3H*-Series A gu 4H>
"1,666
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Highest
y
80
71
"96"
1933 4 O
"76"
66
61
J
5s
93 X 102
Sale
99
1940 J
"2^666
•
Lowest
Oct. 31.
Ask. Bid
100 X
70
97
100 X
64
75
63 X Sale
70
8754
...1939
1991
Clet ft Marietta 1st gu 4h(
Bid.
,4s*
W W Val Dl? lat g 4a
Cle? ft Pitts gen gu
'
'
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
Price
"70i" "78"
St Louis DI? lat coll truat g 4s.l994(M N
Spring ft Col Dl? lat g 4s
1940 M S
Cle? ft Mahon Valley g
'
*
92
Ref ft Imp 4a aerlea C
1941
Ref ft Imp 5a aerlea D..„_.
1963
Ref ft lmpt 4 X* aerlea E
.....1977
Cln W ft M Dl? 1st g 4s
8,000
21
EXCHANGE—BONDS
'
"95 X
1V4.4
C C C ft St L den 0 4a
Cairo Dh let gold 4a
7,000
•
1932.
>5 ft*
A--2020
2020
Clearfield ft Mahon let ltd £ 5a
1,000
6,000
40,000
72,000
•
Bid.
34,000 Cln Union Term 1st 4X®
177,000
1st mtge 5s series B
¥,665
"
Jan. 2
I
"
'
3*9
Sales in
October.
Value.
•
65
27
96X Aug. 19
81
May
5
77
Oct.
7
32 X July 28
8X May 26
Jan.
14
13
25
Apr. 29
Mar. 31
86X July
8
42X Jan.
4
60
Mar. 26
8
Sept. 6
7
Sept.
1
17
Mar. 23
9X Apr.
4
96X Aug. 19
94X Sept. 12
96
Mar. 10
75
Aug. 23
18
Jan. 26
Ga Caro ft Nor lat 5s 1929
20
Extended at 6% to 1934
4,000 Georgia Midland 1st 3s
1946
Gout ft Oswegatchie 1st 5s......1942
"3^666 Gr R ft I ex 1st gu g 4Xs
1941
302,000 Grand Trunk of Gan a f 7a .....1940
279,000
15-yer deb g a f 6s guar—....1936
92 X
M S
Grays Point Term 1st gu g 5s ...1947 J
D
650,000 Gt Nor—Gen 7s Series A .......1936 J
J
Registered
1st ft refund 4X« Ser A
1961 J
42",000
...
81,000
57,000
33,000
104,000
"85" "90"
69
Sale
*80"" "81"
70
71
67 X
69
63
48
Sale
53
69
Sale
51
65
20
Gen 4X* series E
J
.1977
Feb
ctfs A..
Feb
con
g 4X«
20
4X
5
A
O
"34X
A
O
J
J
1999
1999
5s
.....1937 MN
ft Tex G 1st g 5s lnt gu
1937 J J
1st gu
g 5s
gold 3Xs
Registered
1st
4s.........1951
1951
Gash sale,
22
40
Oct.
22
38
Oct.
13
41
Oct.
4
95
94
100
90 X
92
90 X
82 X
85 X
88
100
40
98
Sale
Sale
.....
87 X
57 X
J
80
85
76
J
70
80
73
99X
Sale
Sale
53
52
2
80
91
82 X
67
June 29
Mar. 16
85X 100
■ 86
92X
95
98
82 X Sale
50
Sale
79
9
Oct.
88
Oct.
89
Oct.
25
Oct.
6
73 X
May 26
Aug. 22
May 26
85
Oct" 14 *85*
Oct..
80
Sept.
Apr.
7
5
66
May 26
94
Oct.
4
Aug. 10
08OX Mar. 2
83X Aug. 19
88
Mar. 23
90
Sept. 27
16
95
Mar. 31
Sent. 26
June
Feb.
27
Aug.
5 n96
89
May 31
May 26 64
72
June
28 a88
Jan.
29
75X Oct.
26
75X Oct.
26
75X Oct.
26
89
90
Oct.
47
16
52
40
60
Oct.
2Z
Aug. WZ
Jan.
25
87X Oct.
57X Oct.
82
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50
Jan.
93
95
~7
90
June 23
Oct.
Oct.
14
Sept.29
85
Jan. 14
78X Feb. 26
73 X Mar.
8
74X Mar. 1*
87
20
18
27
13
95
98X Jan.
22
75
75
80
20
90
88
2
Mar.
29
9
Mar. 12
65 X July
14
61X May
4
75
Sept. 22
2
67
J an
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15
May 24
49X Aug. 22
68
Aug
25
66K,
Oct.
4
A O
A O
1951
1st gold 3s sterling—.....—1951
Collateral truat gold 4a.......1953
Refunding 4s
1955
Purchased lines 1st 3X*
1952
Coll tr g 4s
1953
Refunding 5s................1955
15-year secured 6X>
1936
40-year 4X*
1966
Cairo Bridge gold 4s
1950
r
O
Oct.
40
M N
A
40
20
1933
25
Oct.
35
92 X
May 31
38X June
2
43 X July 15
40
July 14
38
July
~
61
21 X
3X
45
5a........1933
45 X June
86 X Oct"
70
Oct.
67X Oct.
62 X Oct.
20
85
78X Oct.
62
41
75
10
24
11
94
90
20 X
63
Mar. 9
26 a90
14 104X Oct. 20
2 101X Oct. 21
Oct.
50X Oct.
45
100
27
82X Oct.
55X Oct.
66
53
38
75
75X 100
92X Jan.
87X Jan.
Oct.
25
49 X
41
J
74 X July
20
21
1 104X
28
80 X
20
M N
5s.........1937 J
24
Oct.
27 101 X Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
49X
95 X
5
63 X
49
Housatonic RR con g
Hous Belt ft Ter 1st
.....
56 X
54
3X
83 X
43X
MN
Extended lat g 3X«
43,000
8,000
29,000
434,000
89
i02X Oct.
100X Oct.
Apr.
29X Aug. 16
41
Sale
60 X
62
Hllnola Central lat g
1,000
83
78 X
71
179,000 Hudson ft Manhat 1st ft ref 5s A.1957 F
Adjust Income 5a...
Feb 1957 A
275,000
52,000
155,000
Sale
90
Sale
Sale
Sale
Houst tt ft W Tex 1st
~2",66o
40
94
83 X
103 X
101 X
Sale
Houst
"
90
68 X
66 X
21,000 Hock Val 1st
Registered
"i",666
83
102X Sale
101X Sale
34
76 X
68 X
Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4a
...1940
1950
2,000 Gulf Mob & Nor 1st 5Xa 8er B
1st mtge gold 5s series G
1950
19,000
Gulf ft Ship Island ref 5s...Feb 1952
"f,66o
40
Gen 4Xs Series D.........-..-1976 J
Debenture ctfs B
"i"66o
94 X
Sale
30
Gen mtge 5H« Ser B......
1952 J
Gen mtge 5a Ser G...........1973 J
Green Bay ft West deb
"
87 X
20
15
50
61
a
Deferred delivery,;
S
O
47
59
MN
43
Sale
MN
31X
45 X
MN
41
J
A
D
64
62 X
54 X
Sale
Sale
50
64 X
74
51X
65
66
73
64
69 X
J
F
J
25
25
M
J
73X
73
A
J
11
30
37 X° Sale
65
42 X
61
72 X
Sale
61X
56 X
65
61
55
Oct.
Oct.
1
29
56
Oct.
62X Oct.
4
35
54
65
66
Oct.
Sale
62
45
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
49 X
58 X
66
51
20
25
June
58
Oct.
62
Oct.
20
37
64
67
Sale
60X Oct.
69X Oct.
5
35
30
42 X Oct.
1
19
July
6
May 31
May 31
50
Apr., 30
38
61
Oct.
64
June
1
55 X Sept. 6
68
Aug 30
82 X Jan
15
53 X Aug. 23
56
Mar. 18
N. Y. STOCK
Hit
Sales in
Price
BONDS
October.
1932.
Bid.
Illinois Central
.1951 J
Ter ft 3 His—
Omaha DIt 1st ft 3s
,000
.....
St Lou DIt & Term ft 3s
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN OCTOBER.
Ask.
Oct. 31,
1.
Ask
Bid
hxd
Lowest.
Ask I
J
31%
49k
50k
.1953 J
J
26
75
60
.1951 F
A
74 H
48
60
48
.1951 J
J
74 H
57
51
35 H
40
79
75
56Hi
58%
43 k
49
46%
94
78
.1951 J
J
Sprlnftf DIt 1st ft 3H>
.1951 J
J
Western Lines 1st ft 4s
.1951 F
A
F
A
Gold 3H«
000
Oct.
Sale
Sole Prices.
Sale Prices
Highest
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices
(Concluded)
Litchfield DIt 1st ft 3s
Lou 1st DIt 8c
PRICES
Jan. 2
T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Value.
EXCHANGK-BOUDS
Registered
.....
-75
86
56
~
-----
42
May 18
May 25
55
Aug. 24
Sept. 21
45
June 23
55
June
50
May 16
Aug. 10
48k Apr.
7
57
Jan.
78
78k Aug. 10
68
Aug. 20
50
52k1 63
78%
64/s
-
'
I
56
63
56Hi
78k
64Hi
60
51
Oct.
10
Oct.
52
-
61
Oct.
19
36k Oct.
10
------
Oct.
61
24
19
61
6
16
111 Cent Ac Chic St L Ac N O—
300 000
27, 000
Joint 1st Ac ref As
A
ser
4H« series C
...
.1943 J
D
41
.1963 J
D
38 K
75
lnd Bloomlnftton At W 1st 4s... .1940 A
O
03
lnd 111 At U 1st ftold 4s
1950
1.000 Indianapolis Ac LouIst 1st ftu 4s.1956
lnd Union ften Ac ref
1965
1965
5s A
Gen Ac ref ftuar 5s ser B
41.000 Internet Ac
55,000
5.000
Adj
Gt Nor 1st 6s
.....
1952
mtfte 6s series A_.July 1 1952
1st mtfte ftold 5s series B
J
1956 J
1st gold 5s series C
J
1956 J
7,000
30,000 Int Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5s B—.1972 M N
27.000
12.0,01)
"
3", 656
1941 M N
1st coll trust 6s ftold notes
1947 F A
.....1938 J D
First lien At ref »hs
Iowa Cent 1st ftold 5s
Certificates of deposit
102,000
111,000
202,000
199,000
Kanawha At Mich 1st ftu ft 4s
K C Ft S At M ref ft 4s
1990 A
1936 A
City South 1st ft 3s
-.1950 A
Ref At Imp 5s
Aprlll950 J
Kan City Term 1st 4s
1960 J
Kentucky Central ft 4s
1987 J
Kentucky At lnd Term 4M*
1*91 J
Stamped
1961. J
Kan
...
Plain
196
4,000 Lake fi At W 1st ftold 5s_.
2nd ftold 5s
6,000
105,000
Lake Shore At Mich Sou ft
Registered
.....
Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st 5s
30,000 Leh V (N Y) 1st ftu ft 4%•
79,000 Leh Val (Pa) ften con ft 4s
Registered
38.665
5,000
"
Gen
30
40
42
36*
50
28
42%
42k
43 H
31
39
4
15
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2k>
3k
v2H
Gen consol 5s
Little Miami ften 4s series A
5,000
20-year deb 5s_.
Guar ref ftold 4s
...
1st At ref 5s series B
1, 000
10, 000
21, 000
60
M N
18,000
Oct.
4
Sale
31
Oct.
28
43
Oct.
4
30k Oct.
13
35
Oct.
29
5k Oct.
5
38
6
5k
52 k
Sale
70
75
46
49
57
59 k
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46
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89
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76
k
-
•-
_
-
80
42k Oct.
27
51k Oct.
3
57
Oct.
18
62
Oct.
3
42k Oct.
87k Oct.
10
7
55
90
Oct.
Oct.
5
Jan.
16
Jan.
20
71k Jan.
14
Jan.
14
50
Jan.
14
48 k Jan.
64
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14
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12
9
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5
5 k Oct.
35
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June
28
Aug.
6
3
90
Oct.
85
Sept. 28
20
50
June 29
58
Oct.
27
32
79k Oct.
11
66
June 27
June
1
76
70
76
67
May
3
79k Oct. 11
75
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3
90k Mar. 29
45
74J4
50 k
83
59
80
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74
79
80
Oct.
43
Sale
43
Oct.
53 H
53
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56
50
50
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52k
50
Oct.
85 k
89
83
June
55
Mar. 21
27 %
60
33
May 10
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2
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8
84
Oct.
33
Aug. 20
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8
Oct.
35
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3
63
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20( 54 k Oct.
80
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22
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22
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20
84
Oct.
20
95
99 k
99 k
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86
94k
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92
71
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37
77
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85
95
91%
92k
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95
84
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87 k
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83
34
96
83 k
75
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5
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6
28
87k Oct;
13
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32k Oct.
72
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6
87k Oct.
13
36 k
5
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85 k
83 k
78 k
86
84 k
83k Oct.
29
77
61H
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5
72
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65 k
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20
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58 k
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20
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6
13
82k Jan.
70k Feb.
5
3
94 k
June
3
95
80
60k June
1
70
May 31
15k June
2
55
July
8
Sale
93 k Oct,
87 k Oct,
50
Feb.
24
7
16
76
Oct.
96
Mar. 24
6
89
Aug. 22
82k Jan. 15
June
17
84
Mar. 10
5
78
Mar. 11
70 k Oct .
62
Oct.
20
45
July
4
40
June
91
Sept.
68
June
44
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75k Mar. 14
95
Aug. 23
80k Apr.
4
56
Apr.
1
11
85
Oct,
81
Feb.
Oct.
17
45
Oct,
20
June
Oct,
25
78
Oct,
70
July 21
Sept. 19
81
Mar. 10
95
Sept. 19
Oct,
July
8
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64
Feb, 2u
85
Oct.
41
74
101
95 k
98
55
60
56
60
52
Oct,
20
56
52
67
52 k
67
52 k Oct,
14
52 k Oct,
85
8*
48*
Mar. 10
Aug. 10
May 31
Apr. 16
3
95
50
51
80
80
85
17
Oct.
11
59k Aug. 22
65
30| 80
May
2
July 30
"2""Sept?26 "2" Sept."26
81
80
77
84
J
95
07
94
70
67
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8
67
Oct,
8
75
51k
75
50 k Oct,
8
55
Oct.
28
D
90
70
53
83k
D
98
8
68
54
73 k
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76
8
-
F
F
1938 J
1938 J
J
1st cons 5s
J
000
lit At ref 6s series A.....
1938 J
1946 J
000
15-year ft 5Hs._
1st ref 5Ha series B
J
J
_____
80
69k
54 k
52
45k Oct,
22
3k Oct.
2k Oct.
25
54
70 k May
45
May
40
Aug,
75
Jan.
6
9,
11
Apr. 14'
July 22
Oct
85
19, 67
Sept. 27
Oct.
8
55
Sept. 22
87
June
74 k Sept.
69 k May
6
8
5
89
7%
7%
MN
1949 M
..1978 J
65
Oct,
3
O
1949 M
Ref At ext 5s series A
......1962 Q
Certificates of deposit......
Q
22
May 24
Oct,
1979 J
1947 M
65
61
72
1940 A
1934 J
.1934 J
67 k Aug. 22
90
Mar.
7
87k Oct.
95
100
24
100
85
45 k
75
76
Oct
Oct,.
23
35 k July 15
June 22
_____
67 k
62
Sale
93 k Oct.
27i
69
74 k
60
S
89
100
95
86 k
35 k
79" Sale"
1955 M N
1934 J
79
82 k
Mar. 15
Oct,
Oct.
98
69
51
3
31
-
47
83k Mar. 11
83
84
56
50""
II
84
Temp ctfs of deposit....
1st At refund ftold 4s
4
15
2k
3k
2k
k
5m
11
2k
___
3k
k
8
39
42%
Hi
33
50
2k
8
4
3 k Sept.
3k Oct.
2 k Oct,
50
Sale
37 k
50 k
13k
29
8
20
22
a2.5
J
37
45
71
21k
40
52
26
Sale
71k
3 k Sept. 19
5
Mar. 18
47
Sale
44
Oct.
Oct.
35
34 k
50 k
18
39
Sale
37
Oct.
6
49
Oct.
26
38k Oct.
55k Oct.
35
17 k Oct,
«15k Oct.
27
24
23
15
25
60
63k
3
1
k June 29
5
8k
"45""
2 k Feb.
5
11
65
24
50
Feb.
6
10
6
8
Jan.
5
5
Mar. 18
June
18
28
26
27
18
31
Mar. 18
June
16
72
Oct,
43
Aug. 29
Aug. 12
80
Jan.
79
Feb. 26
Mar.
2
13
24
23
Oct,
May
May
17 k Oct.
12
Aug.
Oct,
21
72
Oct.
40
7
30
Oct,
6k Sept.
6
3 k Sept.
50k Aug. 23
50k Aug. 23
60
Aug. 23
37
Aug. 23
4
Term
1941 MN
f 4s.....
1949 J
60
60
-----
J
72
80
J
29
45
27
68
78 k
Sale
26
76k
24k Oct.
75k Oct.
4
52
24 k
75
Oct.
D
14
78k Oct.
1
May 20
14k May
5
55k May 31
J
62H
67Hj
73 k
Sale
63k
64k
64
Oct.
26
1
38
1962 J
J
73k Oct.
52
68
54
1978 J
1967 A
J
63k Oct.
56
42
Sale
O
Mississippi Cent 1st 5s
37, 000 Missouri-Illinois RR 1st 5s ser A.1959 J
......1990 J
96, 000 vio Kan Ac Tex 1st ft 4s
85
28
84
72
Mlssour-Kansas-Tszas RR—
Prior lien 5s series A.........1962 J
40-year 4s series B
Sept.26
70
70
Jan.
30
63k Oct.
Oct.
65
1951 M S
1952 M N
Pr Hen mtfte
4%e aer D
Cum adjust 5s series A
76
Sept. 17
14
60
25
■
90
J
10, 000
57
June 17
34
June
2
35 k May 31
28 k June
2
78
May 31
54
June 20
91
8
29
63
70
Mex fnternat 1st 4s asstd
1977
Michigan Central-Detroit Ac Bay
City Air Line 4s
1940 J
22, 000
Sept. 13
80
84 k
96 k
1st cons 5s
113, 000
3,
84 k
80
83
000
35, 000
5k Oct.
90
J
s
43
81
1941 J
1st Chic Term
31
87
...1952 J
Cent
21
1945
1946 F
MStPAtSSMAt
14
Oct.
90
000
21, 000
Oct-
20
Aug. 26
Oct.
1941 A
Int
20
Sept.
56
92
Oct.
75
j
14
21
60
St Louis DIt 2d ftold 3s
1980 M
Mob Ac Montft 1st ft 4H*———1945 M
as to
Oct.
19k Oct.
39k Oct.
80
faducah At Mem DIt 4s.
fttd
20
18k
Sale
54
117, 000 M St P At S S M 4s stpd
27,
54,
18,
8,
3
72k
80
92
HIIw At State Line 1st ftuar 3His..l941 J
J
Minn At St L 1st cons ftold 5s
1934 MN
8,000
1
Oct.
84
2003 A
______
Oct.
8
63
___2003 A
Mil Ac Nor 1st ext 4 Hi a (1880)
Cons ext 4Ha (1884)
88.000 Mil Spar At N W 1st ftu 4s
28
25
1941 A O
1937 MN
J
1940 J
______
10
Oct.
81
8
10
91
17
15 k
27
2
25
13 k
27
13 %
30
24 k
17
23
1
18
11
2k
25
2k Apr.
9
% Mar. 15
72
Sept. 26
77
69
11,000 Midland of N J 1st ext 5s
Oct.
5
May
Sept.
June
May
May
June
May
July
Apr.
May
47
40 H
3Ha
22
6 k
19 k
2
Oct.
79
63
J
Kef Ac Imp 4Ha series C.
30 k
4
23 k
June
39
68
95
80
54
At ref 4His series C...
Gold 5s
Jack L Ac S ftold
1st ftold 3Hs
1,000
41
-----
61
60
80
2,000 Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s___1939 M N
2,000
1st ext 4s
1959 M N
Manlto S W Colonic ft 5s
1934 J D
2__
Oct.
Sale
8
3%b
39
77
47
5His seriea A........2003 A
Man G B At NW 1st ftu
8
79
94 H
82
Mahon Coal RR 1st 5s..
Oct.
65
A
1945 M
South Ry Joint Monon 4s
Atl Knox At Cln dlT ft 4s
39
94
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
Sale
75
1st
50
77 k
72
J
16, 000
22 k June
51
1954
Registered
1st At ref
k
74
84
Oct.
63
90H
75 k
Unified ftold 4s
89%
48
73
J
1940
2003 M N
1949 M
10, 000
39
58
80
59
8
71k
8
LouIst At NashT ftold 5s
55
23 k july
Oct.
69 k
75
.
1934 J D
.1937 M N
3,000 lou At Jeff Bridge ftu ft 4s
130, 000
64
65
137.000 Louisiana At Ark 1st 5s series A..1969 J
120,000
J
D
1949 M
12.666
30"
-----
75
65
92
82 H
56
Unified ftold 4s
63,000
51k
61k
70"'
1938 J
...
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70
65
90
.
15
27 Hi
2k
70k
J
1935 A O
9,000 Long Island ften ft 4s
24
72 Ha
61k Sale
62Hi
77
83 k
83
1965
....1962 MN
ftold 6s
cons
15
-----
91
D
...........-.2003 MN
Ry 1st ftu ft 5s
5",000 Lehigh At N Y 1st ftu ft 4s
1,000 Lex At East 1st ftu 5s
58 H
20 k
4
7% Sale
50k Oct.
40
81 k
87k
Sale
28
Sale
44
Sale
4
75
87 k
37
36
1997 J
1997 J
..............
Leh V Ter
94
1941 J
4H>-.—————.2003 M N
cons
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J
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44
90 Hj
90
40
46%
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95
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1951 M S
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85
69
19
I 45% Sale
49Hi
_____
46 H
17
1st At ref 4s
Kal
Sale
50
Jan
47%
63
65
60
54
Oct.
26
71
55
60
14
58
Sale
35
40
57
34
Oct.
42
Oct.
10
42
...
5
June
3
31k June 15
Oct,
14
36
Oct,
1
al2
June 22
June
2
85
68
70k Sept.
60
6
7
Jan.
14
13
14
Missouri Pacific RR Co—
75, 000
1,174, 000
979, 000
101, 000
1,886, 000
272 000
883, 000
1st Ac refund 5s series
General 4s....
A..
..1965
...........1975
ref gold 5s series H
1st & ref 5s ser I
1st
8
M
1977 M N
1st Ac ref 5s series F
1st A ref ft 5s ser G
Conrertlble ftold 5 Ha
F
...1978
......1949
......1989
51% Sale
34
Sale
50%
Sale
49
Sale
MN
M
O
A
A
32 %
48 %
.1981 MN
J
3d 7s ext at 4%
July 1938 J
J
Mobile A Blrm prior lien ft 5s ...1945 J
J
J
Small.
J
J
...
Mo Pac
Sale
Sale
50% Sale
57
32
21k
31k
31
Small
r
1945
J
__
Cash sale,
a
Deferred delivery.
J
28k
Sale
26
Oct.
11
32
Oct.
3
15 k
28 k
Sale
13k
24k
24k
12k
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
21k
Oct.
1
22 k July 21
7
May 31
63k Jan.
41k Jan.
10
31k Oct.
1
21
60
Jan.
13
31
Oct.
4
60
10
21
Oct,
1
32
25
Oct.
10
3
28
Sale
24
Oct.
10
31k Oct.
31k Oct.
69
89
Sale
32
20 k
31°
Sale
32
31k
65
Sale
93 k
95
.....................
Mortgage gold 4s...
35
Sale
27
11*
Sale
28 k
Sale
95
95
90
90
May
22
May
a5
July
22
May
21k May
53
Apr.
25
75
._
54 k
"49 k
July
31
31
13
Jan.
14
46k Jan.
28
14
31
31
9
60
Jan.
60
Jan.
69
13
Sept.29
1
57
Aug.
4
N. T. STOCK
Sales in
N.
Value.
Jan. 2
15
.1938 M S
Mobil* Ac Ohio tfen gold 4a.-
Montgomery Dli lat tf 5a..... .1947 F A
Refunding 8c Improv't 4%a — .1977 M S
Sec 5% notea
4,000
19,000
lat guar gold 5a.;.
Morrla 8c Eaaex lat gu 3%a
1.000
Constr M 5s ser A
Constr M 4%s ser
10
4a..... .1941 M S
Mont Cent lat gu g 4a....
2:1,000
12H
.1938 M S
....
Mohawk & Mai lat gu g
....
.1937 J
J
.1937 J
.3000 J
J
70
D
.1955 MN
.1955 MN
B
1978
1937
Nashville Chat 8c St L 1st 4a
1,000 Naah Fla 8c Shaft lat gu g 5a
.....
70
56 H
F
A
F
A
A
O
Oct.
Oct. 1,
1932.
T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Bid.
12,000
17,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
Price
BONDS
October.
23
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Ask.
52
74%
Sale
20
92
14
39%
7
6%
7
75%
58
97
93
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
8
■■
15
75
87
82
80
84
74%
75
94%
71
72%
65%
66%
90
7
5%
94
Prices
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
20
35%
6%
6
88%
76%
Sate
Highest.
22
1.
......
74%
96%
95
77
Sale
Lowest.
31.
.....
Oct.
19
5% Oct.
24
6
6%
Oct.
8
8
Oct.
5
2
73
67
94
95
87
"74% Sale
81
87
Oct.
28
88
82
3
62
81
74% Oct.
31
77
Oct.
Oct.
19
81
Oct.
19
74% Oct.
24
80
Oct.
5
81
Sale
28
Oct.
69
65
46
72%
70
15
Oct.
70
Oct.
15
July 21
"l% July "15
68
July 13
Apr. 25
Aug.
May
July
Oct. 19
June
6
May 26
June 22
21
20
July
23%
Jan"28
28
Jan.
75% Jan.
27
4
95
Sept
27
90
Jan.
77
86
Oct.
8
3
Feb.
15
80
Aug. 30
72
Sept. 30
Sept. 29
83
National Ry of Mexico—
Prior Hen 50-year a
31,660
Aaaent cash
1977
Aasent
5
No
receipt
warr
2
"2%
Sale
Fliit
cons
1951
4 on
1954
gold 4a
Assenting cash warr rect No
5s.......1945
4s.................1945
1.000 New England RR cons
Cons guar
N
8 ,000 New Orleans Term lat 4s....
12 ,000 N O Tex 5c Mex non cum lnc
33 ,000
9 ,000
26 .000
49 ,000
First 5a aerlea B__
—
J
70
J
J
35
.1953
65
5e .1935
1954
,006
54 ,000
63,000
Sale
-.1997
Registered
1997
Debenture gold 4a
.........1934
Debenture 4s of 1912.
1942
Ref & Impt. 4%s series A
2013
Lake Shore coll g 3%a
1998
Registered....
.......1998
Mich Cent coll g 3 Ha
1998
J
J
J
J
A
O
000
N
3000
1973
N Y 5c Harlem g 3 Ha
,5,000 N Y Lack 5c West ref 4Ha B
N Y 5c
Long Branch gen 4a...
N Y 5t N E Boston Ter lat 4a..
N
85%
66
68%
"86"
81
Sale
68
A
F
A
71
F
A
76
F
A
72
Refunding 5Hs aeries A
Refunding 4%a series C
1974
1978
Y Connecting 1st gu 4Ha A...1953
1st gtd 5s series B
....
1953
Y 5C Erie 1st ext g 4s
1947
3d ext gold 4Ha
1933
Y 8c Greenw L guar g 5a
1946
72% Sale
P
148, 000
656 000
N
A
O
M
S
F
A
F
A
M N
M
65
Oct"
6
"
Sale
6
1% Jan.
6
3% Sept.
27
Feb.
3
2% Jan.
28
Oct.
1
50
70
241 34
Oct.
5
20
45
20
30
25
Oct.
25
3
27
26
Oct.
36% Oct.
32% Oct.
23
Oct.
10
35
Oct.
1
25% Oct.
27
38
Oct.
1
"l8~"
29
92%
62
75
66
56
Sale
45
50
Sale
WA
71
4
99
92" "Oct"
6
95
Oct.
17
Sale
11
70
Oct.
3
26
26
73% Oct.
53% Oct.
4
Sale
53% Oct.
67% Oct.
43% Oct.
Sale
47
Oct.
1
67%
75
Oct.
11
61
73% Oct.
22
78% Oct
70% Oct.
10
4
75
Sale
69
81
75
Oct.
46
Sale
43
Oct.
69%
62%
Sale
68% Oct.
69
8
78% Oct.
1! 75
Oct.
10
54% Oct.
72
Oct.
ID 73
Oct.
71
69
73
68% Oct.
3
Sale
75%
Sale
75
Oct.
4
80
Oct.
24%
Sale
Sale
39%
Sale
33
Oct.
3
50
Oct.
24
33%
Sale
38
Sale
32
Oct.
6
42
Oct.
27
25
20 %
82
Sale
22
29
Sale
23
Sale
19
Oct.
10
25% Oct.
25
23
Oct
Sale
22
Sale
92
88%
19%
85%
90
90
83%
95%
77%
25
M N
70
.....
75%
75%
80%
MN
77%
69
50%
Non-con v debenture 4a..
.1947 M
8
52
Non-conv debenture 3%S--.
.1947 A
O
51
Non-conv debenture
.1954 A
O
45
a67% June
2
67% Mar. 15
51
June
2
63
July 26
31
June
2
60
June
3
59
May 10
61
June
4
79
63% May 13
82
22% May 26
32
Oct.
6
14% May 31
12% May 31
75
May 19
67% May
2
74% Mar. 11
42
Oct. 27
46% Mar. 11
40
Mar. 10
89
Oct.
6
93
Mar. 17
19
....
1
16% Oct.
11
87
87
Oct.
27
89
Oct.
6
94
91% Oct.
25
91% Oct.
25
Oct.
26
75
Sale
82%
95% 100
75%
72
—-
80
....
69
84
J
42
70
62
70
43
57
50
65%
43
....
Sale
Oct.
31
62
Oct.
31
56
Jan.
28
69'
50
Oct.
18
50
Oct.
18
50
Oct.
18
July
7
67
61
June
16
.1955 J
51%
56 %
58
57
61%
65
61
4
65
Oct.
""8
.1956 M N
56
68
60
63 %
62
65
62
Oct.
14
62
Oct.
14
40
May 31
Convertible debenture 3Ha.
.1956 J
J
51 %
43
Oct.
21
51
Oct.
21
37
J
89
82
55%
78
51
.1948 J
55%
83
43
Convertible debenture 6s...
54
92
73
Oct.
28
82
Oct.
3
15,000
21,000
Collateral trust 6s
57,000,
lat 8c ref 4H*
8
31
27
27
21
27
26
of 1937
Harlem R 8c Pt Chea lat 4a..
N Y Ont 8c West lat g
General 4a
N Y Prov 5c Boaton
J
83 %
52
95
78
82%
77
Oct.
31
56
53
54
30
50
47% Oct.
24
5
81% Oct.
53% Oct. rs
D
70 %
66%
71
63%
67%
62
Oct.
10
69
Oct.
4
.1954 M N
60 %
72
85
78
84
83
Sale
80% Oct.
26
83
Oct.
31
50
Sale
49% Oct.
14
54% Oct.
1
38% Jan.
47% Oct.
3
34
June
Oct.
29
85
10,000
77%
31H
ref g 5a
139,000 Nord Rya extl a f 6Hs
75,000. Norfolk South 1st 8c ref 5a A
M N
1946 J
1950 A
1961 F
J
O
A
.1941 M N
140,000' Norfolk 8c Western Impt 5t ext g 6a 1934 F A
2.000 Norfolk 5c West Ry 1st con g 4a
1996 A O
100,000
1996 A
.1944 J
Registered
Dlv 1st 5c gen g 4s
Pocahontas C 8c C Joint
4s....1941 J
J
D
North Cent gen 8c ref 5s ser
8
Gen 8c ref 4%s series A
M
8
A
O
4,000 Northern Ohio lat
1.000
1937
16", 000 Oregon RR 8c Nav con g 4s
1946
88,000 Oregon Short Line 1st con g 5a.. 1946
Guaranteed con 5a
1946
35,000
222,000 Oregon-Waah lat 5c ref 4s
...1961
7,000 Pacific Coast Co lat g 5s
12.000 Pacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4a
2d extended gold
Cash sale,
—rrh
36%
"86"
44
92
23
102%
88
Sale
13%
70
-----
89 %
"3i~"
60
50%
104%
6%
39%
31%
Sale
55
18
35
31%
90
60
Sale
8
40
103% 104
96% Sale
.....
Sale
88
100%
102%
65
Sale
79%
Sale
a
95%
94
Sale
-----
102
93%
83
29
85
June 14
51%
62%
78%
70
75
76
73
Sale
65
Sale
65%
103
90
68
72%
.....
..
45
83
95
82
89
J
94%
94% Sale
J
72
1946 J D
1938 F A
18
19%
81
90
78
86
74
47
86%
80%
78%
89%
55
27%
83%
83%
69
11*
Oct
70
June
77% Jan.
Sale
Aug. 23
29
6
5
18
July
54
Jan.
15
21
Oct.
21
Oct.
18
30
Oct.
6
31% Oct.
31
15
June
Jan.
39% Jan.
92% Feb.
19
92
45% Oct.
104% Oct.
10
Oct.
Oct.
3
28
June
62
Jan.
12
2 106% July
28
20% Jan.
14
29
Feb.
26
51
10 106
20
6% Oct.
5
96% Jan.
4
July
Oct.
14
12% June
26
97% Oct.
14
Oct.
24
96
92% Oct.
18
93% Oct.
5
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
13
45
81% Oct.
26
85% Oct.
62% Oct.
63% Oct.
62
Oct.
25
61
Oct.
31
1
26
17
54
Oct.
7
54
Oct.
7
61
Oct.
15
68
Oct.
3
76% Oct.
64% Oct.
26
82% Oct.
11
73
Oct.
!i
17
72% Oct.
3,
5
49% Oct.
271
65
Oct.
100
June
104% Sept. 22
14
97% Oct
86
May 12
96% Sept. 28
93% Oct. 24
99% Apr. 19
85
Aug. 23
50
Aug. 24
78% May
80% Feb.
86% June
a79
June
87
35
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
65
85
40
50
June
1
86
55% Apr.
May
50
Apr.
38
May
45
May
15
26
4
31
31
80
June
1
48
48
48% June
100% Mar.
2
3
7
Aug. 23
Aug.
5
18
18
Aug.
56
July
77
Sept.
90% Mar.
82
Sept.
82
Sept.
10% Mar.
65
7
8
12
12
7
---
49% Sale
47% Oct.
12
54
Sept. 10
82" "Oct" 29
90
Jan.
28
July
87
82"" "Oct
90
83
90
100
102%
83%
Aug. 22
Oct.
1*
94
70
Sale
Mar. 10
Oct.
102
Sale
12
60
100
Sale
Jan.
Oct.
Oct"
77%
61
Mar. 11
21
92
83
85% Sale
80%
82
61% Sale
Mar.
59
36
94%
45
9
94
77
83
18
-
43
9
31
26
45
9
Mar.
58% Sept. 2
95
Jan. 14
92
Mar. 21
Oct.
6
33
66% Mar.
68
21
22
94%
Mar.
5
Mar 31
Mar. 12
31% Oct.
Oct.
99%
..—
J
J
8
Oct.
21% Oct.
4%
80%
71
J
J
Oct.
85
22%
99%
55
O
Sale
80%
Sale
66
D
42
90
Sale
93
81%
J
Deferred delivery.
103%
93%
97
100%
A
Sale
15
78%
J
5a..........1938
50%
104%
4%
65
75
94
91%
85
54
J
45
"76"
Sale
26
Sale
72
CaUf guar 5a.... 1938
General gold 5s
r
50
"62% "74"
Ref 8c Impt 6s Series B
J
14,000 Ogden 8c Lake Ch lat guar g 4a..1948 J
Ohio Connecting Ry lat 4a
1943 M S
2 ,000 Ohio River RR lat g 5a
1936 J D
13.000
96 %
13
56
Series A.....2047
2047
Ref 5c Impt 5a Series C_____
2047
Ref 8c Impt 5s Series D
37,000
2047
North Pac Terminal lat 6a
1933
"
81
72
Jan 2047
Registered...
42.
81
90
52
71%
Ref 5c Impt 4H*
Northern Ry of
30 %
51
80
260,000 Northern Pacific prior Hen 4a...1997
36,000
Registered
1997
Gen lien ry 8c Id gt 3a
132,000
Jan 2047
42,000
389,000
21.000
M* Sale
47%
O
M
A—1974
1974
guar g 5s_.
1945
Sale
43
60
3.000 Norfolk 5t South 1st g 5s_.
8,000
40
Second gold 4H*
58,000 N Y Westches 5c Boa 1st 4H«
13,000
40
78
1942
4a..1993
1937
1937
General gold 5a
1940
Terminal lat gold 5a. .........1943
Y Suaq 5c West lat
July
49% May
61% June
55
May
30
July
42
May
68
Apr.
.1967 J
O
N Y 5c Putnam lat con guar
2,000'
73%
61% Oct.
.1957 M N
4a...June 1993 MS
1955 J D
gen 4s
1
81% Sept. 19
Oct. 26
62
Non-conv debenture 4a
J
Jan.
—
Non-conv debenture 4s.....
T.ooo, N
Sept. 26
Sept. 23
92% Mar. 10
82% Mar. 24
72
Jan. 21
76
Sept. 2
68% Apr.
1
73
Oct.
3
40
15,000
1,000
52,000
.1940 A
1
73
14
June
33,000
...
Jan.
80% Aug. 23
72
Mar.
9
78% Mar. 31
11.84
34
40
18,000
1,000
92
Oct.
81
70
90
9,000^
44% Jan. 14
50% Aug. 23
89% Aug.
9
95
Aug.
8
68% May 31
Feb. 10
40
....
43
Debenture 4s
30
23
23
24
8
1.000
3%S-..
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
18% May 26
June 24
May 27
80
Jan. 26
92
Oct.
6
35% May 28
56
June
2
32
May 26
33% June 24
16
Y New Haven 5t Hartford—
4.000
221,000
45
68
36
91
*58% Au"g"."25
201 68
Oct.
95
54% Sale
71%
73%
62%
69
73
73%
May
6
July 28
July 22
16% June
1
29
Oct.
71%
75
2% Sept. 24
52% June 14
75
Oct. 31
25
92
Sale
73
75%
78% Sale
1
Jan. 16
52% June 14
75
Oct. 31
64
70
61
31
55
92
78%
Oct"
35
70
54
75
20"
92
73%
75" "Oct" 3 i
1
90
Sale
70
18
'*2% "Sept.*"28
1% Apr.
75
29
37% Sale
2% Oct.
80
M N
.1939 M
34
3
2% Oct.
94
79
8
.1941 M S
Registered
'
M N
279 000
1
2%
68
37%
40
76
J
1st g 4a
1937 A O
A O
Registered. .......
......—
6% gold notea
...—1932 A O
Certificates of deposit
17, 000 N
Sale
series A......2013
series C
3013
O
38
34
O
A
60
34
A
J
66%
90
40
35
72
Sale
89%
20
68%
Sale
N Y Chic 5c St Louis
1.149, 000
11
.
2%
1%
75
60
35
Sale
62
61
55
86
.....
68
Sale
67%
68%
Registered.................1998
59,000
2%
72
62
68
A
30
2%
~
40
F
156 ,000 NYC5cHRg mtge 3H«-
-
70
Sale
M N
Ref 5c Impt 4Hi
Ref 5c impt 5s
85
102
80
1998
5a_„1935
1935
Con sol 4s series A
205 ,000
24 H
1956
1954
1945
A
Npt 5c Cln B gen gu g 4 Ha
N Y 5c Bklyn 4MB cons g
97 ,000 N Y Cent RR conv deb 6a
657 ,000
28 %
16
........
"2 ,000
1
56
J
Sale
97%
94%
89
First 5H* aeries
163 ,000
751 .000
6
1%
M N
series C...—1956
1st mtge gold 5«
lat 4H* aerlea D
60 ,000
....
1986
1952
1st 4s
O & East ref 4%s series A
N J Junction RR gu
I % Oct
"l% "2"
on
Hen g 4%a ...1936
Assent cash warr rect Nov 4 on
Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s
-
..
2\r
Nat RR Mex prior
16,000
2%
1%
f 4H«.—.-1957
recta No 3 on
warr
Guar 4a Apr 1914 coupon
-----
78%
91
.
29
82
Oct.
91%
Oct" ~17|
-----
.....
100%
101
102
Sale
Sale
Sale
81
30
87
88
84
87
85
88
89 %
Oct" "3
29j
July 28 80
91%
May 23
88
May 12 102
88% July
1 102%
60% June
2 84
70
77
98% Oct.
100% Oct.
79% Oct.
Oct.
25
20 102% Oct.
11
83% Oct.
7
27% Oct.
a83% Oct.
a83% Oct.
27
17% July 25
11
87
Oct.
14
72
June
25
85% Oct.
27
74
May 27
17 102
8
27% Oct.
2
13
30
90
93
13
Sept. 23
Oct. 17
Oct
25
Oct.
7
Aug. 23
Aug. 25
Jan. 19
Mar. 18
34
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
II
BONDS
October.
Value.
Price
Bid.
j
95
f 5H«~-1968 M
4H»~195t j
8
94
m
8
Paducah & Illinois 1st ■ f
53,000
Paris-Orleans RRExt
a
18,000 Paullsta Ry 1st 8c ret 7s........1942
PRICES
Jan. 2
1932.
sS
n. y. stock exchange.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Oct. 1.
Ask.
Ask.
Bid.
95
75
102J4 102
88"*
Sale*
50
Aik.
102
55
35
Sale
73H
91H
80
81
94
Sale
9454
9454
9834
Sale
9554
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN OCTOBER,
Oct. 31.
Lowest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale
93
10254 10154 Oct.
18
Oct.
24
30
Oct.
8154 Oct.
9654 Oct.
31
60
88
June
94
80 J4 Oct ,
94
Oct,
9254
92J4 Oct.
8
45
30
Sale
Prices
Mar. 29
8854 Jan.
6 10254 Oct.
'
4054 Oct.
40
Highest
Pricei I
95H Jan. 11
26 al0454 June 6
4
65
Mar. 17
Penn Ohio 8c Detroit RRt
40,000
11,000
30,000
18,000
59,000
336,000
146,000
308,000
91",006
225,000
130,000
y
1st 8c ret gold 4H" series A.—1977 A O
Penn RR consol gold 4s........1943 M N
4s...........——1948
Stamped dollar bonds......1948
Gonsol 4K« issue of 1915..
1960
General 4H> Series A
.....1965
Gonsol gold
58,660
M N
82
F
A
40-year fts....................1964 MN
Debenture gold 454»
1970 A O
General 4^s series D
......1981 A O
1974 F
1977 J
84
Sale
84
Sale
83
66
Sale
69
Sale
70 54 Sale
80
Sale
A
J
J
A
First consol gold 5s
A
O
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.1934 J
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.1940 A
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86
81
24
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96
88 H
95 H
8054
90
90
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89H
82 54
98
96J4
99
94
Jersey Gen coll g 4s
J
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76"
76
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8554
85 54
82 54
80
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87 54
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7854
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61
8854
98
9834
"4
71
Aug. 23
13
3154 July
56
Oct.
6
26
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60
Sept. 2
Aug. 24
20
96H Oct.
20
86
80
June
9654
Oct.
Aug.
84
Aug. 17
Sept. 20
Aug. 30
Feb. 17
8l
Oct.
"7
Oct.
11
25
Oct.
3
99% Oct.
25
99H Oct.
25
9554 Oct.
9554 Oct.
18
9554 Oct.
18
18
97
31
Oct.
7554
86
87
84
Oct.
10
84
Oct.
80
Oct.
13
92
Oct.
13
Apr.
92
8154 May 20
80
Apr.
1
8454 Apr. 25
92
Oct.
86
Oct.
Oct.
"8
87
Feb. 26
52 H May 31
93
24
85
Oct.
31
91
Oct.
5
55
June
2
78
Oct.
8
82
Oct.
3
58
July
8
88
4Ha..1934
M
S
"75"
42
50 %
40 H
25
37 34
J
41H
65
Island 1st g 4s
1947 J
St Lawr 8c Adirondack 1st g 5s__ 1996 J
J
61
70
J
J
.......1996 AO
96,000
1933 MN
River 5c Gulf Div 1st £ 4s—
74H
Sale
8654
9754 Oct.
10
90
41
Oct.
Oct.
4154 Oct.
31
5
73
38
38
Oct.
38
43
Oct..
Oct.
13
1
8554 Oct.
7
9754 Oct.
10
3754 Oct.
85J4 Oct.
Oct.
95
95
9654
55
85
56
65
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8
5
July 22
8554 Oct
7
8854 Apr. 11
Mar.
7
5354 Feb. 25
5634 Mar. 10
8554 Oct.
7
36
32
Aug.
Aug.
7454 Mar. 2
5754 June 24
57
May 26
6554 May 31
Prior lien 5s series B__ .......1950
Certificates of deposit
6854 Sale
47 H
68
75
43 54
4454
3954 Sale
3054
50
31
4954
.....
58
58
81H
84
83
52
82
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18
95
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6754 Oct.
4254 Oct.
26
69
Oct.
10
3
75
Jan.
17
4754 Oct.
3
3054 June 28
56
Jan.
14
9
2754 Oct.
11
43
Oct.
4
20
14
8
7354 Oct.
8554 Oct.
8454 Oct.
7
25
5
"32" "Sept."~7
95
93
Jan.
45
June
18
J
....
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io
Jan.
30
May 21
60
Aug. 29
35
June 13
50
85
Aug. 19
Oct. 18
June
85
Oct.
18
61
Jan.
5
6654 Oct.
19
5254 Oct.
10
8954 Feb.
3
6554
50,54
54 K
50
55
4654 Oct.
24
52
Oct.
3
3554 June
1
83H Jan.
22
9
1154
954
1354
34
14
70H
2654
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16
19"" Sale"
1454
1254 Sale
5254
170,000
37,000
150,000
429,000
316,000
69,000
24
26
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23
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48
37
Oct.
Oct.
95
9454 Oct.
97
96
95
Sale
97
73
87 H 10354
87
64
70
97
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86
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15
11
12
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10
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20
80
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3
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154
154
2
154
6
154
354
J
71
65
55
5
15
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4354 Aug. 23
1
2454 June
60
Jan.
26
73
76
Oct.
25
5
11
11
48
Oct.
25
76
Oct.
25
22
96
Oct.
22
98
Oct.
13
9754 Oct.
21
y
D
D
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1981 M N
O
8054
88
78
9954
6354
Sale
6554
99
88
Oct.
27
78
Oct.
14
Oct.
14
98
Oct.
5 10054 Oct.
18
6954 Oct.
20
88
78
Oct.
27
65
Oct.
97
Oct.
6
97
Oct.
3
86
17
90
Oct
1
11
Oct.
1
3
10
Oct.
3
154 Oct.
Oct.
3
6
102
454
4
11
254
4754 June
37
Apr.
Mar.
Aug. 18
Aug. 23
Jan.
26
62
62
Sept.
Sept. 7
98
8954 Aug.
Sept.14
92
May 31 10054 Mar. 23
85
June 27
9854 Aug. 17
Mar.
7954 Aug.
4
2 92
68
Mar.
3
July 29 81
87
July
5 10054 Oct. 20
44
July
8 8054 Mar. 9
80
Oct.
6
July 12 97
94
8554
96
11
23
11
Oct.
Oct.
1054
10
Oct.
8
19
6
154
454
154
254
Aug. 17 100
Sale
454
18
3
154 Sale
5
454
4
354
854
254
1%
154
154
Sale
4
Oct.
5
254 Oct.
27
1*
4
4
8
9
254
2
Oct,
13
11
July
12
1H
154 Oct.
1
254 Oct.
154 Oct.
79
7054 Sale
65
Sale
95
75
5654 Sale
82
8554
June 27
5
Sale
Sale
6
June
454
50
6254
72
10
July
80
5754
June
June
90""
56
2
5
20
8954
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4
Oct.
Oct.
96
8354
5754
Oct.
12
Sale
81
56
5
4
13
57
Sale
14
14
Oct.
Sale
6254
154 June 20
154 Oct.
81
63 H
73
63
"2 54 Oct"
54 July 21
154 June
2
11
12
21
89
80
60
7054 June
1
90
10
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454 Sept. 13
2
3 54
85
76
1
16
May
28
6
2
154
35
-
1
14
Aug. 27
2654 Jan. 22
l5
Sept. 2
1254 Sept. 9
Jam
15
Oct.
4754 Oct.
2954 Oct.
24
Oct.
9554 Oct.
14
Jan.
1654 Sept.
42
Aug. 22
90
96
Sale
7654
1154
9454
9654
9454
96
90
1st 4H« (Oregon Lines) ser A.. 1977 M
90
-----
94
154
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43
18
21
4
27
15
...
96
A
a
9654
99
99 J4
9554 Sale
66
1942 M S
O
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91
1943 J
1936 F
r
46
Sale
78
1950 A
15
5
75
Oct.
6654 Oct.
27
85
9
3
Oct.
39
9
6654 Oct.
3654 Oct.
Sale
8
5
11
50
'6654
3
14
Sale
85
Gen cons guar 50-year 5s
1963 A
Sou Pac Go 4s Gent Pac coll Aug. '49 J
Gold 4Hs
San Francisco Term 1st 4s
15
10
17
Oct.
37
9854
1968 M
Oct.
Oct.
954 Oct.
9
July 22
Oct.
July
Oct.
July
Aug.
1354 Oct.
1254 Oct.
1254 Oct.
42
99
1934 J
4
4
66
95
..1935 FA
4H*
I
4854
3454
95
Gold
1
Oct.
44
73
Convertible 5s
3
16
45
93
Certificates of deposit
Gold 4Hs with warr
Oct.
1354 Oct.
30
99 %
...
South 5t Nor Ala cons guar 5s
10
15
18
40
1940 J
1935 F
1154
15
18
26
Certificates of deposit
1,000
7054
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
27
1937 J
Seaboard 5c Roanoke 1st 5s extd.1931 J
101",000
11
1254
1154
1154
1354
66J4
May 1933 MB
Series B
1 3 54
—
69
95
1945 MS
6s series A
-
55
1934 A
Certificates of deposit
38,000
Atlan-Birm Div 1st g 4s
3,000
12,000 Seaboard-All Fla 1st 6s A
1354 Sale
1154
1454 Sale
1154
25
54
Certificates of deposit
8,000
Sale
1154
1972 J
Adjustment 5s..
Oct 1949 F
Refunding g 4s...............1959 A
cons
14 % Sale
1354 Sale
32Sale"
1934 A
1st g 6s
1st g 5s
1st 8c
Sept. 23
96H Mar. 12
10
95
5,000 Sclo Vail 5c N E 1st guar g 4s
1989 MN
7,000 Seaboard Air Line 1st g 4s.
1950 A O
13,000
Stamped........
.........1950 A O
A O
Certificates of deposit
68", 606
40
28
J
Montana Ext 1st gold 4s
Pacific Ext sterling guar 4s
2,000
70,000 St Paul Union Depot 1st 5s
22,000 San Ant 8c Aran Pass 1st guar 4s.
2,000 Santa Fe Presc 8c Phenix 1st 5s..
14,000
8654 Aug. 24
8554 Aug. 23
Get"
42 H
60
1933 J
...
T, 000
23",606
8
18
14
8354 Oct.
28
F
.1933 J
1st consol gold 6s
6s reduced to gold 4Ha..
Sav Fla 5c West
Jan.
Oct.
71
8554
81
84
4s.... .1933 J
Registered...
5
5254
5354
1947 J
St Paul E Grand Trunk 4H>
14,000
41,000
2
May
8354
■
1054
.....
cons
June
51
..........
2d gold 4s income bond..Nov
St Paul Minn 5c Man
90
75
79
25"" ~90~"
Certificates of deposit stamped
1st terminal 5c unlf 5s
.1952
37,000
Gen 5c ref 5s series A-.1990
53,000
59,000 St Paul 5c K C Short L 1st 4Hs--. 1941
2,000 St Paul 5c Duluth 1st consol 4s .1968
49,606
56
8254 Oct,
8354 Oct.
"7454
8954
46
50
Certificates of deposit
28,000 St. Louis Southwest 1st g 4s..., .1989 MN
30,000
1
Apr.
9
92H Jan. 16
94 H Mar. 14
8554 Jan. 27
—
Prior lien 4s series A .........1950 J
Gon M 4Ha series A
Certifs of deposit....
10
13
Mar. 12
July 12 100
9554 Sept. 22 9754 Oct. 10
St Louis Iron Mtn 5c South—
St Louis-San Francisco Ry
28
5
66
Rutland-Canadian 1st guar g 4s_1949 J
Rutland 1st cons g 4Ha..
1941 J
10,000 St Jos 5t Grand
268,000
30,000
97,000
5,000
419,000
33,000
8554 Oct.
.1940
Guar (Jan 1922 coupon)
221,000
Mar. 21
13
Jan.
10
4254
39 %
84
90
Oct.
--J-.
73
-Tune 30
99
-----
8254
94
86
84
35
35
76
Sept. 30
9754 Sept. 24
1
28
20
97
June
8554 Oct.
90
"112
9
2
90
28
Sale
91
a9254 Feb.
91
Sept.
26
100
8554 Oct.
90
4;-
77
Jan.
1654 Apr.
9954 Oct.
28
-.
3754
8554
June
85H Oct.
94
"25 " "7454
J
5s_, .1952
.91
83
Sale
86
92%
85
-----
43
Oct.
Oct.
91%
---
76
Sale
flH
— _
-----
46 H
76
Gen & ref 4Ha series A...—.. .1997 J
Gen & ref 4Hs series B
.1997 J
gold 6a
I
:::::
---
-
61
55
41
88
---
92
O
9
2d
|
93 H
Sale
-----
%
90
.1960 A
...
.1939
51,000 Rio Grande Western 1st g 4s
1st con 8c coll trust 4s series A. .1949
20,000
"5",660
90
4054
O
Rock Ial'd Ark 8c Louis 1st
95
-
...
90 ?4
100H
98 H
Rio Grande June 1st guar g 5s.. .1939
Rio Grande Southern 1st g 4s... .1940
57,000
—
.....
.1951 A
Richmond Term Ry 1st guar
97
Aug. 22
Mar. 10
47
22
96
Mar. 11
10
79
Feb.
25
22% Sale
96
55
65
80
21
81" ""Oct" "7
.
28
July
2% Apr.
Oct.
81
----
90
Sept. 28
7454 Jan. 11
81
Aug. 23
50" "Oct" "II
86
-----
June
4254 Oct.
96 H Oct.
90
9654
96H
55
.1956 M
Sale
4854
Sale
9254
95
86
10054
93%
83
Rensselaer 8c Saratoga 1st gu 6s .1941 M N
Richmond 5c Mecklenburg 1st 4s. .1948 M N
2,000
95
95
Providence Terminal 1st 4s
4
7454
100
45
Read Go
29
86 H
45
I)
5
Oct.
98
O
J
Oct.
3
94 54
.1959 A
.1957 M N
52
29
89
J
.1962 FA
5
Oct.
45 K
65
1st gen 5s series B
Oct.
3
52
35
I)
Providence Securities deb 4s
51
61
47
254
62
.1958 J
-
44
58
.1943 M N
A.. .1948
ser
N
3254 May 31
47
May 28
53
D
D
Oct.
60
M N
M
Oct.
80
55
J
J
69
28
47
79H
8254
A
14
7454 Oct.
87
A
A
53
6554 Sale
Sale
75 54
Sale
F
F
Oct.
554
88
F
88
80
M N
.1943 J
—
Pitts Va 8c Ghar 1st guar 4s
Pitts 5c West Va 1st 4Us ser A
2,000
1st mtge 4Hs series b
2,000
1st mtge 4H> series C
27,000
5,000 Pitts Y 8c Ash 1st gen 4s
O
M N
Oct.
17
Sale
D
8154 Sept. 20
9634 Oct. 28
9654 Aug. 22
96
Aug. 22
9854 Sept. 28
87 54 Jan. 11
94
Sept. 26
10254 Jan. 14,
Feb.
8554 May
4
85
Apr.
15
8654 June
1
5054 May
3 r54 54 June
4
7554 May
27 102
36
99 H
10134
19H
21H
6
28
Oct.
Oct.
42
A O
1,000 PCC& St L guar g 4«a ser A—1940
Gon 4H" series B guar g_.
1942
Gon 4Ha series G guar g
1942
Gon 4s series D guar g_.
...1945
Gon 3Ha series E guar g
2,000
1949
Gon 4s series F guar g
1953
T.666 Gon 4s series G guar g
1957
Gon 4s series h guar g...
I960
Gon 4 Ha series I guar g.
"2",006
1963
Gon 4 Ha series J guar
1964
Gen guar 5s series A
17", 666
1970
50,000
General g 5s ser B
........1975
General 4Hs series G
19,000
1977
10,000
18,000
153,000
13,000
Sale
53 54
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
80
3
9554
99 54
8554
9354
14
14
99 H Oct.
51
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
■
96
96
100
S ale
24
Oct.
7854 Oct.
87
Oct.
92
Sale
51
Pitts McK & Y 2d guar 6s
Pitts Shen 8c L E 1st g 5s
Sale
101
90 H
40
Gen g 4H« series G
Sale
8534
93 54
93 H
92
94 H
9954 Sale
80 54 Sale
8854 Sale
Sale
86
M.N
8154 Sale
88 H
98
81
a f 4s
1937 J
2,000 Pine Greek registered guar 6s—1932 J
i~666
99 34
81 34
30
72,000 Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr
"
94 H
93 H
79
1940
1990
General 5s Series B
T.666
Sale
Peoria 8c Pelcln Un 1st 5Ha A...1974
Pere Marq 1st 5a Serlea A
1956
lat 4a Serlea B................1956
2,000
1st g 4Hs series C
41,000
...1980
1,000 Phila Bait 8c Wash 1st g 4s
1943
"2",606
88
1936
5,000 Peoria 8c East 1st cons 4a
Income 4s (flat)
1,000
88
M N
General 5s Series B_..........1968
15-year secured iH*
Registered
.....
17
254 Feb. 25
60
96
8954 Oct.
13
Oct.
6
11
Jan.
Jan.
15
Feb.
1
5
254
Aug. 25
Feb. 25
75
June 28
8954 Oct.
85
29
Aug. 22
1
June
85
74
1
3
6254 Oct.
7154 Oct.
25
48
Sale
44
Oct.
10
56
Oct.
3
4854
Sale
45
Oct.
10
57
Oct.
3
48
51
44
Oct.
10
5654 Oct.
7954
85
,7754 Oct.
29
83
Oct.
1
13
48 H
58
31
29
July 13
July 23
May 26
June 29
2854 May 28
5954 May 21
2
15
654 Aug. 23
6
Aug. 23
13
2
9
24
754 Aug. 23
7
20
Oct.
57
7054 Oct.
8154 Oct.
80
1V* Aug.
Feb.
iH Aug.
7
19
16
15
8954 Oct.
85 H
47
Oct.
Feb.
Jan.
13
Aug. 22
Mar.
7
8454 Jan.
97
14
5
Feb.
73 H Jan
74
Jan.
11
72H Jan.
A
85
13
Aug. 27
N. Y. STOCK
Sal a in
October.
N.
y.
STOCK
Jan. 2
Bid.
41,000
80 Pac of Calif lat
cons
1937 MN
5a
South Pac Coaat guar 4a
South Pac RR 1st raf guar 4a
1937
1955
Registered
Stamped Federal tax
J
J
J
J
J
J
.......1955 J
110,000 Southern Ry lat cona 5a
1994 J
Reglatarad
1994 J
Devel 8c gan 4a serlaa
308",606
..1956 A
Devel & gen 6a aeries A....
145,000
4956 A
Devel 8c gen
217,000
serlaa A.....1956 A
Memphla Div lat g 5a
1996 J
~9l",666
St Louil DIt 1st g 4s
..1951 J
East Tenn reorg lieu 5a...
1938 M
To" 566
7,000 Spokane Internet let g 5a
Staten Isl Ry lat gu g 4H*» -...-1943
Sunbury & Lewis ton 1st g 4s
1936
J
M
23,000 Tenn Cent Ry 1st M 6s ser A or B.1947
25,000,Term RR Asan of St L lat g 4^8-1939
4,000
First cona g 5s__...
1944
10,000
Gen raf a f gold 4a
1953
Gen ref 5#
74,000
Gen 8c ref 5s aeries C
80
Sale
41
Sale
O
48 X
J
O
J
S
3,000
497,000
1967
2003
5s (Feb *32 coup)
Ref A gen 5a aeries D__
2,000 Warren RR 1st
60
9u
33
Sale
28
ref guar 3 X*
2000
20 >4
30X
.1945
1945
1952
1977
lat 40-year guar 4a
91,000 West Maryland 1st g 4a...
First A ref 5X« aeries A
87,000
64,000 West N Y A Pa 1st g 5a.
General gold 4a
1,000
139,000 Western Pacific lat 5a aer A
49,000 West Shore lat 4s guar
10,000
Registered
aer
98
Mar. 18 100X Sept. 17
May 31
86X Mar. 11
3
86X Jan. 13
75
Aug. 23
Oct!
3
50
69X June
Oct.
31
75 XOct.
3
75
Aug. 23
24X Oct.
26X Oct.
10
32
Oct.
3
12
June
10
31
10
40
43
Oct.
Oct.
1
1
15X May 26
18
May 25
48
July 21
Oct.
O
J
J
1
44
Oct.
11
50
Oct.
15
44
30
Oct.
11
33
32
32
Oct.
4
33
Oct.
Oct.
1
11
11X July
5
19
July
7
60
Apr. 30
32
33
Sale
Sale
69
72 h
67
70X
97
70
82 X
70
87 X
Sale
91
60
56
Sale
65
68
Sale
55
Sale
59
80
53
55
90
00X
63
94 X
102
91 X
75
Oct.
11
92 X
3
25X Oct.
95X Oct.
13
99
97
Oct.
14
97
54
67
72
55
Jan.
14
Jan.
14
14
Jan.
May 19
67X Jan. 23
45
40
60
Feb. 26
Aug. 23
Apr. 30
79
Oct.
8
68X Oct.
28
Aug. 10
92X Sept. 26
20
11
20
88x jan.
14
85
80
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
70
73
Oct.
5
Aug.
June
61X June
26
3
1
8
89
Oct.
26
91
Oct.
3
75
Apr.
14
48
48
51
Sale
47 X Oct.
14
56
Oct.
1
28
June
1
47X Oct.
24
25
Sale
48
Oct.
22
55
Oct.
54 X Oct.
1
48 X
60
59
25
62X Oct.
28
40
90
77
Oct.
Oct.
26
77
Oct.
3
7
26
70
June
1
May 19
June
2
June 28
50
Oct.
11
50
Oct.
11
20
Oct.
7
20X Oct.
25
a95X Oct.
31
98X Oct.
3
81
90
81
85
76
85
55
61
41
54X
88
79
97 X
70
Aug. 22
Oct. 20
Sept. 28
80X Aug. 24
78
Aug. 23
70
Aug. 10
May 28
32X Oct.
82 X
Sale
79
77
86
97 X
86
63
63 X
80
J
J
J
J
S
F
91X
Sale
96 H
Sale
84
Sale
84
85
100
101
78"" Sale
93 X
87 h
76
86 X
80X
93 X 106 X
72 X
74 X
90 X
93 X
J
51
99
97
70
Jan.
70X
70X
89X
92X
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
26
3
3
7
5
75
Aug. 24
96
75
Sept. 28
50
Oct.
11
75
60
Mar.
3
Sept. 28
May 25
15 X July
15
77
Jan.
....
O
M N
83
30 X
81
70 X
70 X
F
30
95
35
Sale
97 X
Sale
42
98
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J
J
J
J
A
O
17
M
S
21
27 X
65
72 X
49
54X
Sale'
95X
A
O
85
89
68 X
49X
70
52X
J
J
11
IX
85
-
18
2
Oct.
29
64
Oct.
24
64
Oct.
24
49 X
52
Oct.
95 X Oct.
Oct.
86
6
IX Oct.
95
69 X
64
Sale
Sale
49 X Oct.
93 X
90X Oct.
6
11
86
Sale
86
61
49
46X
Oct.
29
58X Oct.
25
46
Oct.
25
70
35
Oct.
25
59
27
40
20X
33
51
33
Oct.
25
56
"16"
11
8
12
11
12
9X
11X
11X
9
55
60
85
Sale
Sale
88
91
_
61
7X Sale
8
12X
7X
9X
7X
11X
28
Sale
36X
J
J
2361 J
J
67 X
m
63 X
69"
53
-J.
57 X
90
52 X
75
75
68 X
12X
31X
95
38 X
77 X
72
70
56
60
69
June 22;
29
69X Oct.
49X Oct.
4
Oct.
Oct.
25
25
4
IX Feb.
18,
75
55
23
70 X
70
52 X
June 29j
June 29
June 20;
80
June 22
21
June
4
Sept. 27
95
Mar. 16
80
Feb.
15
June
60
Aug. 23
II 95X Sept. 13
Jan.
8
86
May 31
79
Oct.
Jan.
1
59
Mar.
35
33
35
June 24
47
Aug. 24
52
June 21
73
Feb.
28
Aug.
2
46
Jan,
11
33
Oct.
25
Oct.
25
50
Feb.
6
33
60
7X Oct.
6X Oct.
6X Oct.
19
17
18
10X Oct.
9X Oct.
8X Oct
May
May
May
May
31
20
26
26
7
Oct.
11
9
Oct.
55 X Oct.
3
56
Oct.
2X
3X
2X
2X
.
40
65
60
66
56
Mar.
7
91
77 X May
14
fig
g*
58
60
56X Oct.
59X Oct.
99X Oct.
81
86X
81
Oct.
81
Oct.
33X
34
29X Oct.
37
Oct.
W*
Sale
73
77X Oct.
63X
64X
100
100X Sale
S
23X
"66""
59
..1946 M
91X
3
45
40
85
90
Apr. 15
May 31
95X Sept. 30
88X Sept. 29
88 X Aug. 23
85
May 25 103
Sept. 24
2
56 X June
84
Aug. 23
89
June 28, 96
Aug. 29
70
80
—
Sale
63 X
10
29
14
9
68
73
54
65X
60X Oct.
64
Oct.
100X Oct.
Oct.
73
68X Oct.
Oct.
3
55X Oct.
3
19
Aug. 12
Jan. 24
19
Jan.
25
16X Jan.
16X Jan.
27
Oct.
56
Mar.
56
88 X Aug.
2
90
83X Apr.
37 X May 19 66 X
4
2
69 X
28 X June
4' a89X June
9 100 X
5
29;
4
5
29,
72 X July
28
21X June
65
Apr.
2
62
50
5
May 19
May 18
19
27
3
7
9
Aug.
9
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
Oct.
4
2
91X Jan.
52 X Aug. 23
79
Aug 24
74
Mar.
69
Aug. 26
9
60
~79X
55
72
69
Oct.
6
Oct.
18
Sale
20X
30X
25
Oct.
21
32X Oct.
1
J
80
J
89
78
Sale
34
78
45
89 X
Sale
30
31X
.....
Oct.
30
15
30
96
40
84
8
3
7
33
...
82X Oct.
1
4 a57 X May 26
25
9X
.....
21
60
98 X
82
J
67,000 Wisconsin Cent lat gen g 4a
1949 J
3,000
Sup A Dul DIt A Ter lat 4s
1936 MN
J
Worcester A Conn East Ry 4X8.1943 J
100X Oct.
79 XOct.
95X Oct.
~~
70
Sale
A
Sale
17 87 X Oct.
27 87,X Oct.
17 101
Oct.
98
83 X
60
9X
9X
50 X
46 X
80
Oct.
Oct.
22
98 X Sept. 29
83 X
9
A
A
1960 J
—~
a84X May 31
86
83 X
a84
67
A
F
Wilmar A Sloux Falls 1st 5s.....1938 J
.....
"six "95"
91X
2361
83
Sale
25
J
J
F
95 X
83 X
MN
F
82 X
4
MN
A
20
Sale
96X
Sale
88
101
83 X
A
J
A
98 X
85
Winston-Salem S B lat 4a
63
82 X
9c,
80
1966 M S
Refunding 5s ser B
1976 M S
20,000 Wheel A L Erie RR lat con g 4a..1949 M S
13,000 Wllkes-B A East lat gu g 5a
1942 J D
4H«
26
62 X
80
63 X
J
..1937 J
1943 A O
....
....
Wheel A L E Ref
Sale Prices.
87 X
26
1948 Q M
Wash Term lat guar 3X«
Oct.
35
82
B..1976 F A
..1978 A O
1980 A O
Wash Cent Ry lat g 4a..
76
70
99 X
1975 M S
Wabash Ry ref & gen 5 X« A
en
70
45
1957 MN
...
Ref &
55
25
94X
"65"
P Asstg
Ref A gen 4348 series C
Sale
42X Sale
35
O
1955
27,000
1958
114,000 Virginian Ry 1st 5a ser A
1962
1,000
1st mtge
series B
1962
47,000 Wabash RR 1st gold 5a.........1939
71,000
Second gold 5s___...
1939
Deb 6s registered
1939
1st Hen 50-year gold term 4s.. 1954
Det A Ch Ex 1st g 5s..
1941
5,000
Des Moines DIt lat g 4s
1939
Omaha DIt lat g
5,000
1941
Tol ACblc DIt 1st g 4a...
1941
34,000
31,000
9,000
Sale
40
95X
96X
lat 4tfa.. 1934
Virginia Midland general 5a..—1936 MN
33,660
Highest
I
Sale Prices.
27
Sale
Sale
Sale
30
A
1933 J
Va A Southwest lat guar 5a
First cons 5s
Sale
V/A .?!*
1968 J D
4a..—1944 M S
Consol 4s Series B
63
25X
32 X
33 X
99
D
Vandalia consol g 4a A......
A
76 X
98X
J
Utah A Northern lat ext 4s
34,000 Vera Crux
Sale
55
48
75
J
June 2008 M
....
N J RR A Canal Co gen
Sale Prices.
-
76 X
A
J
J
June 2008 M S
lat Hen A ref 5a
40-year gold 4s.
75X
'31" "33X
14X
-
Sale Prices.
int
Puc RR A land gr g 4a...1947
Registered
"2", 660
52
and 3570 return of principal
First 8c refunding 4a
Gold 4H«
Lowest.
Highest.
80
O
1928
106,000
64,000
18,000
173,000
13,000 U
100X
25
Ulster & Delaware 1st 5s
Union
Sale
35
1942 M S
1946 I D
Ctfs of dep stpd as to Dec 1930
——
8
lat guar 4s series C.
Tor Ham & Buff lat 4a....
8,000
51X
.....
..1935 A O
1935
1950
B.1933
.....
Ask.
Lowest.
D
1979
General gold 5a
.....
Tol St L 8c West 50-yr g 4s.
Tol W Va & Ohio lat guar 4X»
100
80
82 X
Ask. Bid
26
J
62,000
Gen & ref 5s ser D_.
1980 }"D
8,000.Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5^s A..1964 M S
1,000 Toledo & Ohio Cent lat g 5a
J
1935 J
Western DIt 1st g 5s__
Bid
J
O
.1977 A
B
ser
101X
77"" "80"
O
A
6.000 Taxarkana Ac F S Ry 534a ser A..1950
J
Texas & N O cons g 5s
1943
D
40,000 Texas & Pacific 1st g 5a
2000
Second g lac 5s (flat)
..Dec 1 2000 Mar
86,000
95
Ask.
Oct. 31.
J
1938 M S
1955 J J
Mobile 8c Ohio coll tr 4a
Oct. 1.
1932.
k<£
EXCHANGE.
$
181", 606
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
Price
BONDS
Value.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
70
52 X May 31
11
June
1
80
Sept. 21
35 X Aug. 23
80
-
82
85
39 X Aug. 19
40X
42
42
Oct.
26
45
Oct.
25
26 X
26X Oct.
27
30
Oct.
15X Oct.
28
21X Oct.
5
90X Oct.
62X Oct.
92 X Oct.
25X Jan.
16
July
5
6
80
Mar. 23
47 X Aug. 25
38
Aug. 23
INDUSTRIALS—
251,000 Abltibl Pow
A
Paper 1st 5s.
Abraham A Straus deb 5H>
52,000
17,000
79,000
5,000
10,000
381,000
241,000
605,000
26,000
47,000
11,000
15,000
6,000
789,000
33,000
193,000
104,000
3,000
168,000
165,000
90,000
24,000
360,000
749,000
556,000
159,000
910,000
5,000
63,000
31,000
1953 J
1943
D
A
O
With warrants..
29
30
18 X
Sale
16 X
Sale
92 X
Adams Express coll tr g 4a
Adriatic Elec Co external 7a
1948.-M S
62 X
1952 A
O
91X
AJax Rubber 1st
1936 J
D
r8
92 X
Sale
Albany Perforated Wrap Paper 6a 1948 A O
Allegheny Corp coll tr conT 5a..1944 F A
31X
Sale
23
Sale
a
f 8a
Collateral and convertible 5a..1949 J
D
Collateral & convertible 5s.
O
Allls-Chalmers Mfg deb g 6a
1950 A
18X Sale
liH
M
M
F
A
N
S
A
Amer Chain 10-year a f deb 6s
O
American Cyanamld deb 5a
..1942 A O
Amer A ForelgnPower 5a
..2030 M S
Alplne-Montan Steel 7a
Amer Beet Sugar cony deb 6a
American Ice
1953 J
f deb 5a
a
.1937
1955
1935
1933
Amer Smelting
A Ref 5a
aer
Amer Sugar Refg 15-year ,6s
Amer Tel A Tel Conr 4s
A...1047 A O
1937 J
J
1936 M S
........
30-year coll trust 5s
35-year sink fund deb da..
20-year sinking fund 5X>
Convertible debentures 4
....1946 J
I960 J
D
J
1943 MN
X*--1939 J J
1965 F
Debenture 5s
A
1940 A O
Amer Water Works A Elec coll 5a.1934 A O
Amer Type Founders deb 6a
Debenture gold 6a series A...1975
r
Cash sale,
a
Deferred delivery.
i
I
MN
29
32
43 X
57
73 X
78
Sale
77X
Sale
Sale
Sale"
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
88
70
Sale
80 X
104
72X
65
Sale
88
100
89 X
Sale
47 X
60
50
Sale
Sale
Sale
44
31X
D
American IG Chemical 5X81949 M N
Amer Internet Corp conT 5 Xa..1949 J
J
Amer Mach 8c Fdy a f gold 6a
1939 A O
Amer Metal Ltd 5X> gold notes.. 1934 A O
65
68
Sale
74X
105
101
104 X
103 X
106 X
al06
102 X
56
92 X
69
Sale"
102
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
58
Sale
70X
603
Oct.
Oct.
89
Oct.
1
4
Oct.
25
30
Oct.
10
883
al8X Oct
15
Oct
11X Oct
83
61
14X June 22
May
July
31X Oct.
10 a31X Oct.
10 22X Oct.
11
18
Oct.
July
July
July
June
91
27
25
6
42 X Oct
73 X Oct
r8
Oct.
June
June
Oct.
May
26
64
Oct.
June
10
June
IlH
July
Aug.
51
Aug. 23
75
Mar. 14
a81
Oct
10
28
70
Oct.
11
80
Oct.
June
10
80X Oct.
Apr.
21 103 X Oct.
11
72
Oct.
Feb.
Oct
88
103 X
102
al04
Oct
28
95
Oct.
Oct
11 105
Oct.
Oct
4 102
101X
106 X
105X
101X
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
22
21
14
22
39
63 X Oct
79
23
24
31
86X Oct.
49X Oct.
74X Oct.
39X Oct.
76 X Oct
6
18
June
June
11
Oct
103 X Oct
64 X Oct
Feb.
Oct.
70
Jan.
92 X Oct.
r8
Oct.
46 X Jan.
41X Jan.
40
Jan.
Jan.
33
44 X Oct
25 X Oct
26
41
X Oct.
5 105X Oct.
11 103X Oct.
11 107 X Oct.
June
June
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
May
May
7 106X Oct.
June
11 103X Oct.
58
Oct.
May
July
May
58
Oct
17
90
Oct
14
68 X Oct
25
93 X Oct.
74
Oct.
June
Feb. 17
Feb. 23
Sept.
Jan.
Mar.
7
29
8
Sept. 8
81X Aug. 23
103 X Apr.
8
81
Aug. 30
96
Jan. 13
105
Jan.
6
102 X Oct.
105 X Oct.
19
17
103 X Sept. 30
107 X Sept. 26
107 X Aug. 22
103'
97
Sept. 29
Jan.
Jan.
84 X Jan.
95
13
23
16
N.
ales
N
52,
781",
163,
28,
14,
1,
54,
123,
•
5,
198,
2,
115,
134,
78,
260,
284,
297,
Oct. 1.
1932.
~T"
105,
PRICES
Bid.
Ask,
Bid.
30
14
42
AngloChilean Nitrate 7s—
1
Ark 8c Memp Bdge 8c Term 1st 5s. 1
Armour Ac Co. 1st real estate 4
1
Armour Ac Co of Del 1st
1
85
73
92
Sale
78
64%
Sale
]
70
Amer Writ Paper 1st 8
25%
1
6s
Armstrong Cork conv deb 5s
5s..
94
1
]
5
77%
73%
70%
103
40
1
Bell Telephone of Pa 1st
First Ac ref 5s series C
1
101
Sale
95%
91%
83%
108%
:
102
75
Sale
107
Batavian Pete
gtd deb <H»
101
71
1
5s B
Beneficial Indus Loan deb 6s
85%
!
.....
75 %
99
97
30% Sale
Berlin City Electric deb 6H*---Deb sinking fund 6}^s.....—!
30
26 X
Debenture 6s..w-—
80
51%
Sale
Sale Prices.
Lowest
Sale
42
Oct.
11
46
Sale
2
Oct.
18
5
Prices.
Oct.
5
Oct. 31
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
Sale
98
Sale
88
Sale
108
83%
80
Sale
72% Sale
75%
80
102% 103
95%
35%
36
101% Sale
98%
91%
85
106%
107%
Oct.
18
Aug. 23
80
Feb.
99
Sale
88
80
Oct.
25
11
45
25
50
102% Oct.
95% Oct.
35% Oct.
June
1
Aug.
76% Oct.
75% Oct.
94% June 14 103
Sept.
95
Jan. 15
95% Oct.
24
1
29
Oct.
3
85% Jan.
6
89
July
a70% Apr.
76
Aug.
Jan.
98 H
7 102
81
June 25
June
1
Oct.
14 103
24 95% Oct.
Oct.
17 40
June 10
20
Oct.
6
1
98% Oct.
92% Oct.
11
3
82% Oct.
6
13 108% Oct.
Oct.
3 108
1
5
98
Jan.
Oct.
31
64
June
85
5
20% May
20% May
19% May
54
Oct.
107
Oct.
84
Oct.
4
50
Oct.
27
50%
48%
Sale
Sale
50
Oct.
21
54% Oct.
Oct.
54
48
Oct.
27
51% Oct.
8
Sale
46
Oct.
31
19
90% Oct.
94% Oct.
14% Oct.
25
50%
92%
97%
16%
12%
41%
3%
Oct.
Sale
Oct.
18
Oct.
5
5
11
23
101% Jan.
98
91% Oct.
82% Oct.
106
23
25
24
14
3
Oct.
Sale
Sale
5
2
Jan.
Oct.
44
13 102
100-
80
Sale
46
7
76% Oct.
75% Oct.
4
Sale
Sale
Sale Prices.
May 27
57% June 25
13
Sale
Sale
May 26
1
31
Oct.
50
52
12
Oct.
73
84
49
Prices
72% Oct.
77
Sale
Sale
Highest.
Sale
75
77%
100% Sale
Belding-Heminway conv 6s
Baldwin Locom Works 1st s f 5s..1
5
Ask.
Highest.
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
Ask. Bid.
45
43
95%
40%
45
89
Sale
Atl Gulf Ac W I SS Line coll tr 5s J
Atlantic Refining deb 5s
75
98% 101
Associated Oil 6% gold notes— I
Atlanta Gas Light 1st
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN OCTOBER.
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE.
STOCK
Y
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Price
BONDS
ctobt
/alut
Y. STOCK
88*
90
Oct.
U
Jan.
26
109% Sept. 30
108
Oct.
Sept.
54% Oct.
5
6
5
Oct.
5
51% Oct.
8
Berlin Elec Elev Ac Undgrd Rys—
220,
1956
1st 6>is_.
23%
27
66,
Bethlehem Steel 1st Ac ref As g A. 1942
88
94
142,
10,
19,
2,
31,
1936
20-year pur Ac imp s f 5s
1950
Bing Ac Bing s f deb 6%s
Botany Cons Mills sec s f 6^8— 1934
95
25
17
Sale
17"
"2% ""4"
1941
65 %
70
100% Sale
Brooklyn City RR 1st 5s
Brooklyn Edison Inc gen 5s A... 1949
1952
Gen mtge 5s series E
588,
Bklyn-M Tr R T Sec 6s
3
53
1941
——...
1950
Brooklyn Union El 1st 5s—
Brooklyn Union Gas Go 1st g 5s. 1945
Sale
58
8P
86%
30
56 X
80
40
70
85
79%
107
140
158
1950
95
Sale
Sale
41
Bush Term Bldgs 5s gu tax ex... 1960 A
By-Product Coke 1st 5%s ser A.. 1945 M
95
79
67
87
55
41
Gal Gas Ac El Gorp unlf Ac ref 5s..l
99
100
114
Calif Packing conv deb 5s.
70
Sale
136
Calif Pet
58
63
4
76
70
A
ser
Conv deb
53
5%s
Debentures gold 5s
29
66
71
'V'
75
5
22
33,
98,
18,
237,
5,
662,
1981 F
Buffalo Gen Elec 4% s ser B
Bush Terminal Co lst4s
—.
A
1952 A
1955 J
Consol 5s
deb
conv
f g 5s
s
1
Conv deb s f g 5%s
1
Camoguey Sugar sink fund 7s
1
Canada Steamship Lines 1st 6s..1
Central Dlst Tel 1st 30-year 5s
1
.
Central Foundry 1st
70"
1957,M N
1st lien & ref 5s series B..
185
102
.
s
f 6s
.
Jan 1
72 X
;._J
f g 5%s A..
s
Gespedes Sugar 1st gold 7%a
Sale
90
Central Steel 1st sink fund 8s__.l
Certaln-teed Prod
Sale
86 X 100%
100
May 1
Cent Hud G Ac E 1st 5s
Cent 111 Elec Ac Gas 1st 5s
15
30
loo""
1
1
Ghes Gorp conv col tr g 5s May 15 1
1
99
Aug 1 1932 20% part paid.....]
Childs Go deb 5s
1
49
53
35
48
Sale
Ghic Gas L Ac G 1st gu g 5s
Sale
20
15
13
10
41
44%
3%
1%
"4%
65
Sale
4%
7
tH
11
%*
10
Oct.
8
41
Oct.
5
2% Oct.
4
Oct.
19
4
55
Sale
30
47
50
77
Sale
102" 101% 101%
74% Oct.
106% Oct.
Sale
102% 102
73%
Sale
100
~59~"
41
~44"
71
Sale
48
104%
Sale
96
98
4
2%
40% Sale
104% 105
75
Oct.
101% Oct.
102% Oct.
Sale
98
67
94%
95%
2%
Oct.
73% Oct.
44
71
100
30
19
Mar. 22
50
Jan.
5
3
8
Oct.
18
Oct.
19
50
106% Oct.
19
97% Feb.
99% June
68
Oct.
27
87% Oct.
5
79% Oct.
10 108% Oct.
5113
Oct,
39% Oct.
103% Oct.
69
69
Oct.
Sale
Sale
6
92
Oct.
95
Oct.
37
105 Sale
Mar. 10
Sept.
Jan.
Aug.
1
60
June
27
100
Jan.
5
103
June
113
147
Feb.
160
89% Apr.
100% Aug.
102
5
102
14
55% Apr. 23
80% Aug. 22
108% Oct. 27
Oct.
Aug.
Sept.
104% Sept.
102% Sept.
5
31
30
29
29
6 104% Oct.
1
19
91
Jan.
4
54
June
80
Jan.
7
57% Oct.
75% Oct.
48% Oct.
3
26
71
Jan.
13
90
Jan.
14
25
July
35% June
34% June
60
Jan.
27
13
99% Jan.
7
4 105% Oct.
Oct.
31 alb
96
Oct.
14
6
6
3
a49% June
8*
Jan.
10
97
Oct.
4
14
2% Oct.
42% Oct.
14
1
June
24
3
14
June
Oct.
29
99% Feb.
85% Apr.
96% Feb.
13
74% Oct.
28
54
21
85
Oct.
6
60
11
43
Oct.
1
8% Oct.
10
Oct.
3
6 105
98
1
13
69
Oct.
1
76
96
Jan.
2% Oct.
5 105
105%
97
6
104% 104% Oct.
17 105
31
Oct.
13
Sept. 8
Sept. 26
Oct.
Oct.
4
Aug.
1
3
42% Oct.
105
Sept. 27
r99
May 24
105
Sept. 21
Apr.
77
Feb.
July
23% May
97
48
Mar. 29
5
Jan.
,V*
34% July
6% July
105
28
June
51
50
37% Oct.
104% Oct.
a*
16
9
19
10 102% Oct.
80
Oct.
15
26
Sale
June
8
11
16
13 102
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
4% Jan.
1% Aug.
71
Sept.
106% Oct.
106
Sept.
68
8
28
104K 104% 104% 105
103% Oct.
75% 73% Sale
70% Oct.
80
85
87%
84% Oct.
39% Oct.
42% Sale
39% Sale
5
6%
6% Sale
6% Oct.
Sale
66
57
Oct.
64% Sale
104
21
Mar. 11
Oct.
13 106
13
Oct.
Sale
25
75
19
Jan.
98
Oct.
60
40
104
50% Oct.
97
May
May
6
May
30
July
IK May
Oct.
158
Sale
June
June
mA
I!*
Mar.
64
Oct.
105% 106% 105
Sale
106
Sale
104% Oct.
87% 85% Sale
83% Oct.
75
103%
72%
94%
17
20
12
Chicago City Ac Gonn Ry 5s_Jan 1
19"
101%
104%
75
Sale
70
sa
108
107% Sale
112% 115% 112% 113% 113
101 % 103
106 % 109
1936
1st lien Ac ref 6s
5
91%
105% 106
1947
100
Sale
Sale
2%
105%
'82%
1968
Bklyn Queens Go Ac Sab gtd 5s.. 1941
1st 5s stomped
90
96%
16%
12%
38
Broadway Ac 7th Ate 1st con 5s.. 1943
Certificates of deposit.
59,
200.
9L
30%
Sale
1934
Bowman-Biltmore Hotels 1st 7s
46%
97
Feb.
31
20
Aug. 25
Sept. 17
Jan.
14
Aug. 10
105% Sept. 27
Chicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
28
66,
177
175
49
Chili Copper deb g 5s
1
Cin Gas Ac Elec 1st mtge g 4s A..1
Colon Oil
13,
32,
201,
127,
334,
55,
149,
140,
130,
Colo Fuel Ac Iron Co gen s f 5s..1
184,
6,
2,
27,
61,
28,
260
deb 6s
conv
Colo Indus 1st coll tr 5s gu
1
Columbia Gas Ac Elec deb 5s__..]
Debenture 5s
Apr 15
1
Coll trust 5^8 ser A
conv
Consol Coal Md 40-yr 5s
Consol Gas (N Y) deb 5%s
458
Deb gold 4%a
918
Debenture gold 5s
Gonsum Gas Ghic 1st guar g 5s.. 1936
Consumers Power 1st lien 5s C..1952
Container Corp of Am 1st s
14
15
19,
24,
77,
53,
56,
3,
2,
2,
31,
38,
6,
12,
19,
24,
66,
226,
76,
65,
297,
569,
496,
36,
12,
311,
320,
83,
14,
29,
1,'
135,1
87,
15-year deb gold 5s
1934
Crown Cork Ac Sea)
1947
s
f 6s
w w
1940
1950
Cuban Dom Sug 1st 7%8
1944
Delaware Pr Ac Lt 1st M 4%s
1st & ref 4%s
Stamped
as to
Oct.
25
6
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
87
Oct.
4
27
86
Oct.
4
26
86
Oct.
4
58
June
31
79
June
99
86
91%
Sale
95
99%
96%
95
96
1st lien
f 5s stamped
J
J
s
f 6s stamped
30-year deb 6s series B
r
Cash sale,
a
98
95
Oct.
93%
54% Aug. 25
14
25
91
91
90%
Sale
101
Sale
102
79%
50%
"68%
95%
28
56
Oct.
24
7
5
Oct.
4
a99
26
98
Oct.
15
87
Oct.
10 102
Oct.
1
98
26
Oct.
Oct.
14 102% Oct.
11 104% Oct.
33
27
Oct.
18
40
13
w*
12
Oct.
24
21
24% Oct.
76% Oct.
3
77
72% Oct.
104% 103% Oct.
84
Oct.
84%
84%
60% Sale
60% Oct.
7 104% Oct.
86
Oct.
14
22
73
Sale
2
Sale
4%
3%
3%
105
Sale
49
3
5
Sale
80
62
65
50%
103
51
...1953
1954
51
61
Sale
90% June 29 103
May 24 rl07%Sept.27
May 13 50
Aug. 23
5
June
6
33
Sept. 6
4
50% June
77% Sept. 29
73% Aug. 31 104% Oct. 22
62
June
2
88
Sept. 28
June
56
3
81
Sept. 1
44% June 17 69
Aug. 25
June
8
6
Aug. 25
88*
20
1
Oct.
28
Oct.
11
4
Oct.
11
Jan.
Oct.
1
4
Oct.
1
1% Jan.
97% Jan.
5
Sept. 19
5% Sept. 29
29 105% Sept. 23
104% Oct.
105% Oct.
Oct.
4
6
96
Oct.
7
90
Oct.
15
97% Oct.
90
Oct.
Oct.
90
Oct.
92
92
11
18
Oct.
10
100% Oct.
101
Oct.
1
102
4
4
Mar.
8
96
Oct.
78
June
6
91
July 22
101
Oct.
1
3
25*
94
Feb.
Feb.
13 rl04
5
96
Jan.
29
Sale
101% Oct.
102% Oct.
96% Oct.
29
87
Apr.
Sale
100
101
Oct.
26
100
87% Oct.
20
66
Oct.
68
Oct.
Sale
45
Oct.
Sale
102
Oct.
' Oct.
Il5~"
100
110
103
Sale
52%
51%
59% Sale
Oct.
63
Oct.
Aug. 19
14
89% Aug. 23
3
50% Jan.
9
3
50
June
2
86% Mar. 5
37% July 11 81% Jan. 25
93% Mar. 1 103% Oct. 24
98
Oct. 17
July 20 104
Oct.
4
103% Oct.
24
17
Oct.
1
Oct.
14
Oct.
110
Oct.
7
50% Oct,
50% Oct.
53% Oct.
3
55
Oct.
4
64% Oct.
75% Oct.
13
31
Mar. 28
102% May 10
Oct.
Oct.
66
19
Apr.
10
101
31
Jan.
97
13 101
104
59% Oct.
11
4
Oct.
6% Oct.
Sale
70
80
7
Oct.
May 13
July 18
15 103% Sept. 7
100% Oct.
ol00% Oct.
94% Oct.
86% Oct.
67% Oct.
28
85
7
86% June
97%
75
8
Aug.
92%
79% Aug. 17 93
100% Jan. 29 102
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
9
22
Sale
75
4
Aug. 25
Sept. 28
Sept. 9
28
Sale
Sale
24
Oct.
"91%
71
Oct.
4
90
Sale
Oct.
Mar. 14
28
Sale
68%
May 24 56
3
22%
May 31 107
May 31
98%
Aug. 26 102%
June
Oct.
89% Oct.
95% Oct.
.72
22
Oct.
92
Sale
Mar. 10
Oct.
90
87
3
92
3
96
90
Sale
1
3
88% Aug. 23
88% Aug. 24
87% Aug. 23
28
93
Sale
Oct.
5
12
31 c59
98%
100%
101%
101%
101%
96%
100%
71
4
5
2
Jan.
Oct.
96
Sale
31
Oct.
Aug.
Feb.
65
Oct.
99
Sale
11% Oct.
27
6%S—1950
D
Oct.
8
110
56
97
11 107
99% 100
1942
4
28
Sale
10
4
14
Oct.
Oct.
104%
6%
100%
120
110%
51%
54%
49
57%
1957
1937
3
94% Oct.
14
Oct.
86%
68%
75
10
Oct.
Sale
60%
102%
103%
Oct.
10
Sale
Sale
96
4 106% Oct.
53
95
81
Sale
10
Sale
Sale
55
29
1
60
67
98% Sept. 16 101% Oct. 10
88
2
May
99% Sept. 23
83% Apr. 30 96% Sept. 26
79
Jan. 27
96
Sept. 24
June
104
3 196% Oct.
4
86% July 21 22* Oct. 14
89
8
97
Oct. 28
Apr.
Sale
90%
95%
92
11
8
Sale
96
10
99% Oct.
96% Oct.
55
1939
1995
Deferred delivery.
94% Oct.
91% Oct.
7 101% Oct.
6
12
5
Sale
1951
1942
...1942
1954
Oct.
105% Sale
104%
Sale
96% Sale
96%
100
Sale
101% Sale
103% 101% 102% 101%
102%
106% 103% Sale
6
(Ltd) 1st 6s A..1966
With stock purch warrants
Federal Lt Ac Tr 1st s f 5s
106
7
5
60
75%
60% a49
Duquesne Light 1st mtge g 4%s A1967
s
96
a95
80%
80%
78%
Sale
88%
Sale
100%
99%
98%
Sale
a94%
Sale
93%
84
Sale
Sale
"89"
Donner Steel 1st ref 7s ser A A... 1942
First 1
99
105% 106% 106%
87
87
94%
96
94%
93%
1952
Elec Pow Gorp (Germany)
1st sinking fund 6%S-__
101
Sale
104
1946
1942
Ed El 111 N Y 1st cons g 5s
fl26% June 28
38
July 21
13
7
May
2
59% June
60
Apr. 14
57
25
...1961
f 7%s
Oct.
58% Oct.
38% Oct.
Sale
g 4s
96
13
102
s
82% Feb. 13
13
101%
con
25
31
101
1st Mg4Hs series B
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Zd El 111 Bkn 1st
96
Oct.
102%
Eastern Cuba Sugar
Aug. 25
10
Oct.
1949
Duke-Price Pow
62
52
1962
Gen Ac ref 5s series E
Jan.
6
47
1955
Dodge Bros i f deb 6s
Dold (Jacob) Pack 1st 6a.
48
June
32
Gen Ac ref 5s series B
Gen Ac ref 4%s series D__
May 16
July 10
53
Gen Ac ref 5s series A
Ernesto Breda Co 1st mtge 7s
110,
19,'
18,'
4,
1,
I
~93~
90
C
14
20
32
Sale
Pa tax
ser
1
6
Sale
43
Detroit Edison Co 1st coll tr 5s..1933
Gen Ac ref 5s
6
Oct.
Oct.
52
Sale
20%
21%
103% Sale
94% Sale
1969
1969
Denver Gas Ac El 1st Ac ref 5s_.
Oct.
35
44
40
Sale
1971
1st mtge gold 4%s
48
22
26
26%
81%
80%
80%
91%
83%
84%
90%
Certfs of dep stpd
and unstpd..
Stpd with purch warr attached
Gumb T Ac T 1st Ac gen 5s
.1937
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
63
85
80
Crown Willamette Pap 1st s f g 6s 1951
Cuban Cane Products deb 6s
Crown Zellerbach deb 6s
95%
43%
23%
32%
92%
40%
72
f g 6s.1946
1943
f g 5s..1954
Copenhagen Telep extl s
Corn Prod Ref 1st 25-yr s f 5s
51%
75% Sale
35
1956
1950
1945
1951
1957
3
Sale
55
58%
38%
.....
16
95%
35
85
89%
80% Sale
105% 106%
81%
81%
87%
1
61
Sale
101
i
Gonsol Hydro-Elec 1st s f g 7s
95
67 X
66
92%
1
deb5%sJ
Stamped guar 4^s
Sale
32 X
60
62
87
Columbus Ry P Ac L 1st 4%•— --]
Secured conv g 5%s
—._.]
s f 6s ser A...]
Computing-Tab-Record • f 6s
Conn Ry Ac Lt 1st g 4H<——
Sale
Sale
33
85X
72% Sale
Jan 15 1
Commercial Credit
Comm'l Inv Trust
43%
26%
Sale
74
1
Debenture 5s...
Sale
42%
85%
Clearfield Bit Goal 1st 4s...__...]
129"
$*
35
3
94
May 24
Jan.
75
16
4 101
Oct.
26
Aug. 31
Sept.
Oct.
6
14
104% June 30 111% Aug. 25
20
May 31
2
18% June
35
WA
Oct.
Oct.
3
4
64% Oct. 13
77
Sept. 16
78
Sept. 10
75% 'Sale
76
77%
79%
60
72
71% Oct.
13
77
Oct.
3
May 24
55% July 20
53% June
8
75
65%
78
70
Oct.
18
75% Oct.
6
46
June
3
82
Mar.
9
62
52
65
62
Oct.
5
62
5
41
June 21
66
Mar.
3
66
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
1
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
October.
Value.
$
30,000
85,000
356,000
118,000
6,000
8,000
345", 666
124,000
90,000
272,000
5,000
49,000
75,000
138,000
422,000
44,000
31,000
83,000
91,000
8,000
179,000
47,000
492,000
360,000
49,000
2,000
39,000
101,000
51,000
8,000
111,000
78,000
7,000
7,000
1,000
3,000
66,000
139,000
12,000
145,000
N.
T.
STOCK
Federated Metals
s
1932.
EXCHANGE.
80
1
7s
conv
f 7s
a
f 8s____
23
]
Gas & Elec (Bergen Co; 5s.
General Cable 1st a f g 5 Ma A
General Elec deb g 3He
42",000
Oct.
11
60
Sale
89% Oct.
51% Oct.
3
18
Oct.
28
99
Sale
31 102% Oct.
26
18
Oct.
17
Sale
99
Oct.
17
17
Oct.
79
77
Oct.
7
100%
47%
Sale
46% Oct.
28
79%
Sale
79
Oct.
21
98 %
Sale
Sale
98
Oct.
4 100
Sale
63
Oct.
95%
52%
46%
98%
63%
97%
95% Oct.
5
Sale"
40
"48%
48
Oct.
24
37
Sale
37
Oct.
31
97% Oct.
52% Oct.
45% Oct.
43
Sale
34% Sale
102% Sale
33
Oct.
28
44
80
89 H
40 H
J
1
1
96
90 H
Sale
98 H
39
Sale
Debenture 634s
S f deb g 6s
Gen Motors Acceptance deb g 6s J
Gen Petroleum 1st s f 5s..Aug 15 1
31H
General Public Service deb 5% 8.1
Genl Steel Castings 1st 534»
1
76 H
29
36%
Sale
97% Sale
96%
98
80
73
3% Sale
60
"77""
30
99%
56 %
80%
98
65
102%
103%
85
66 %
Sale
Sale"
83
48
Sale
103
Sale
71
84
70%
3%
3%
Sale
84%
102% Oct.
102
Oct.
85
Oct.
Sale
64
Oct.
Sale
3
31
11
19
57
Oct.
4
81
Oct.
7
Oct.
14
65
103%
18
46
82 H
55
Sale
54%
Sale
Goodyear Tire & Rubber 1st 5s...
83
Sale
79
Sale
Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 6s
80
%
10%
40%
83
88%
9%
Sale
18%
Oct.
18
48
45
Sale
44% Oct.
25
1st 8c gen a f g 6Ha
Gulf States Steel deb 5H>
Hackensack Water 1st 4s
43
44
37
Sale
Oct.
31
49
46
Sale
37
43
Oct.
10
Hansa S S Lines 6s with
37
49 %
Gould Coupler 1st 15-yr s f 6s
Gt Cons El Pow (Japan) 7a
Harpeo Mining 6s with
warr
warr....
4%
6
Havana Elec Ry cons g 5s
21
Deb 5Hs series of 1926
Hoe (R) 8c Co lst6%s ser A
Holland Amer L 6s (flat)
if*
Hudson County Gas 1st 5s
58
102%
1936
Inland Steel 1st M
1978
f g 4Ha A
f 4Hs ser B
Interboro R T 1st 8c ref 5s
Sale
Sale
24
17
95
75
21H
100
Sale
80
92
37%
18%
3%
13
Sale
19
95
96 H
Oct.
10
2%
45%
79%
53
78%
86%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
27
10
13
20
13
27
8
90% Oct. 10
36% Oct. 28
4
51% Otc.
19
Oct.
4
27
Oct.
3
11% Oct.
8% Oct.
53% Oct.
25
35
Oct.
41% Sale
104% 105% 103% Oct.
101% Sale
101% Oct.
11
7%
18%
54
11
"56%
Oct.
Sale
105
Sale
100% Oct.
39% Oct.
Sale
16
14
Oct.
13
26
6
Oct.
29
55
June 24
60
June
3
38
Mar. 16
4
June
Oct.
20
Oct.
20
12$ June
2
4
Jan.
69
Jan.
60
Feb.
21
June
92
57%
92%
40%
54%
Sept. 8
Sept. 27
Oct.
20
78% Feb.
40% Oct.
54% Oct.
19
28
21
Oct.
13
5
Oct.
7
Oct.
5
Oct.
27
11
May 27
18% May 26
14% June 27 26
8
3
June 23
6% Apr. 18 30
8% Oct. 13 21
44
July 15 70%
26% May 15 50%
98
Feb. 10 105%
Oct.
24
94
11% Oct. 25
7
19% Oct.
5
58% Oct.
43
105%
10 103
25
47% Oct.
17
Oct.
3
19
3
15
4
4
28 103
Jan.
90
61
Sept. 20
May 25
May 21
40 %
26 H
Sale
16
18
16
Sale
15
Oct.
10
18
Oct.
9
31% June
31% May 31
10% May 26
Oct.
4
4
53
45
45
51%
65%
49%
10%
59
22
20
Oct.
19
Oct.
28
Aug. 27
Feb.
1
Aug.
3
Sept. 12
Jan.
8
Aug. 23
Oct.
27
Aug. 19
96% Jan. 29 106
1 103
90% June
6
47%
15% June
5
Apr. 25 19
Oct.
Oct.
62
15
Sept. 26
50% Oct. 20
Aug. 24
§8*
62
Sept. 8
88
Sept. 7
3
88% Oct.
5
25% Feb.
3
Oct.
38
Jan.
Oct.
49
1942 M N
Aug. 23
V4
49
Sept.
82
1948 M N
7
3
8
June 27
82
39
Oct.
30
Oct.
57 H
Oct.
3
46
50
Oct.
Oct.
June 29
80% Oct.
79% Oct.
Aug. 20
Oct.
25
Oct.
17
3
12
Oct.
96
Jan.
88
Aug. 24
Aug. 25
8*
59
59
Mar.
5
Mar.
5
44% Mar. 10
23
Aug. 31
16
Oct.
16
Oct.
54% Oct.
26
61
Oct.
4
44
May 31
79
54
Oct.
25
60% Oct.
4
54
Oct.
25
63
Sept.
41% Oct.
11
46
Oct.
28
30
Apr.
18
60
Jan.
Feb.
June
16
1
44
9
83
Sale
Sale
1951 M N
Oct.
Aug. 12
Sept. 8
33% July
72
80%
19%
Sale
56
Sale
Sept. 9
May 25
4
80%
47%
13%
4
3
18
81
54%
53%
45%
Oct.
Mar. 11
Oct. 14
Oct.
Sale
19%
June 21
Oct.
Sale
60%
45%
Sept. 27
Oct.
60
34% July 21
6
61% May
46
60
Sept. 26
Mar. 23
3
81
15
28
4
5
75
55
31
7
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
58
Oct.
Oct.
73%
60H
VA
10
June
3
Oct.
42
55%
Prices.
90% Oct.
Apr. 14 60
81% June
4 103%
20
15
Feb. 26
69
Jan.
4 78
98% June 21
98%
25% May 26 57
67
June
3 82
89% Jan.
4 100
25
June
9 67
93
Feb.
3
98%
26% June 13 52%
28
June
2
51%
22% June 11 45%
97% Jan.
2 103%
95% Feb. 18 105
72% June
8 85*
16
Oct.
21 105% Oct.
6 103
Oct.
Oct.
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
1966
32
80%
"20""
18
105% 105% 105%
101
100% Sale
45
Sale
39%
17
12
90%
27
18%
Sale
37
53%
20
Sale
A*
Sale
Oct.
Sale
1981
10-year 6% notes
1932
Certificates of deposit...
10-year 7% notes..
.....1932 M S
12,000
273,000
24,000
Certificates of deposit.....
44,000 Interlake Iron 1st 5s ser B
Sale
48
55
41% Sale
Ind Nat Gas 8c Oil ref 5s
s
"38%
102 % 104 %
1949
Humble Oil 8c Refining 5s....-.1937
m 8
84
5
Houston Oil sink fund 5%8.....
Hudson Coal 1st s f 5s series A-.
1st
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
25 105
1
85% Oct.
Good Hope Iron Ac Steel sec 7s..1
Goodrich ( B F) Co 1 at 6 Ha
Convertible deb 6s
3%
3
4
77% Oct.
70%
4%
4%
50%
82%
55%
83%
88%
10%
48%
58
Gen Theatres Equip deb 6s......1
Certificates of deposit
—
Stamped
126",000
75
Sale
18
165,000 Illinois Bell Telep 1st & ref 5s A.1956
123,000 Illinois Steel deben 4H*
1940
92,000 IIseder Steel Corp Mtge 6s
1948
16,000 Indiana Limestone 1st s f 6s
1941
67,000
1,708,000
Sale
77
1
(Germany) 7a
90
91%
102
1
Prices.
90% Oct. 31
91% Oct.
7
Sale
90%
77
79
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
87
91
30
"33"" Sale"
Ask.
87%
55 %
76
1
Oct. 31.
Bid.
75
89 %
15 %
Gen Amer Investors deb 5s ser A.]
General Baking deb s f 5%s
Ask
1
.1
Gelsenklrchen Mining 6s
Sale
Oct. 1.
Bid.
1
Frameric Ind Ac Dev 20-yr 7%«_.l
Francisco Sugar 20-year 7H»—
Gannett Co deb 6s series A
General Elec
Ask.
89
1
Flak Rubber 1st
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN OCTOBER.
Jan. 2
Bid.
Fiat deb
PRICES
Price
BONDS
37
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Mar.
5
2
19
Int Agrl Corp 1st 8c coll tr 5s—
10,000
Stamped extended to
106,000 Int Cement conv deb 5s
330,000 Internat Hydro El deb 6s
1,057,000 International
Convertible
1,144,000
......
1944 A
debentures 5s....1941 J
A
l"0",000
J
Sale
J
49
O
45
Sale
Sale
51H
30 H
43 H
50 H
45 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
77
65
J
M
S
J
J
J
J
F
A
J
D
60
A
O
61
A
O
KansasCy Pw 8c Lt 1st g 4H« ser B1957 J
1st M 4Hs
1961 F
J
A
Kansas Gas 8c El 1st mtge 4H8..1980 J D
1943 MN
Karstadt (R) Inc 1st Mtge 6s
Keith Corp (B F) 1st ser g 6s
1946 M 8
Kendall Co 5H» with warrants..1948 M S
J
Keystone Telephone 1st 5s
1935 J
Kings Co E L 8c Pow gold 5s
O
1937
1997
.1949
Purchase money 6s
31,000 Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s
65
49 H
46
1947 MN
Match deb 5s
85,000 Int Merc Marine 1st s f 6s_.
1941
197,000 Intern Paper conv 5s series A...1947
209,000
Refunding 6s series A
1955
333,000 Internat T 8c T deb g 4Ha
1952
793,000
Convertible debenture 4HS...1939
Deb gold 5s
714,000
1955
35,000 Investors Equity 5s A
..1947
Deb 5s ser B with warrants....1948
37,000
5,000
Without warrants..........1948
63,000
302,000
121,000
762,000
49,000
59,000
22,000
O
o
A
55
Sale
93 %
93 H
95
94 %
80
80 H
19% Sale
41
43
50
Sale
70
70H
100 %
120 % 140
62
63
1954
J
...1954
J
11,000 Kinney (G R) Co conv 7 Ha
1936
93,000 Kresge Foundation coll tr 6s
1936
982,000 Kreuger 8r Toll 5s with war......1959
Certificates of deposit....
43,000
D
56
D
91H
92
42% Sale
Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s.
1st 8fc ref 6Hs
38,000 Lackaw Steel 1st
cons
5s
ser
Cons sink fund 4 Ha ser C
"
T666
1,000
3,000
2,000
8
A
8
O
1st 8c refunding 5s
1st 8c refunding 5s
1944 A
O
1951 F
Loew's Inc deb a f g 6a
1041 A
Lombard Elec 7s series A
1952 A
1944 A
..1951 F
Louisv Gas & El 1st 8t ref 5s
Sale
101%
Sale
91
A
52
Oct.
32
Oct.
27
Oct.
26
68% Oct.
50% Oct.
42
42
6% Oct.
31
11
Oct.
7
Oct.
31
11
Oct.
39
Oct.
26
51
Oct.
41
Oct.
31
50% Oct.
19
2
14
Oct
31
19
Oct.
20
Sale
30
Oct.
11
42% Oct.
40%
Sale
Oct.
29
3
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
48
36
34%
32%
80%
80%
80%
31
10
44
Oct.
1
5'
83
100%
99%
87%
24%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
81%
82%
77
83
77%
102%
101%
80
Sale
Sale
Sale
62% Feb.
17
Jan.
15
31
64
31
11
20
31
1
31
8
54% Jan. 15
59
Aug. 25
38% Jan. 15
51
Feb.
59
Jan.
54% Feb.
87
Aug.
85% Aug.
83% Sept.
17
14
17
30
22
Oct.
3
18
55
29
82% Oct.
80% Oct.
29
65
4
103% Oct.
19
12 103% Oct. 19
90% Jan. 28 102% Sept. 28
92
Oct.
1
July 11
29
5 102
Oct.
1
19
92
Oct.
1
1
32
Oct.
5
90
Mar. 28
3
May
30
Apr.
1
32
Oct.
5
Oct.
28
41% Oct.
3
24
Feb.
20
65
3
41
66
Aug. 29
75
67
Oct.
10
Oct.
Oct.
May 25
May
4
4
58% Aug.
63
13
70
Jan.
131% 130
Oct.
40
Sale
129
6
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
59% Oct.
Sale
68%
103%
% May
May
28
July
11
July
14% May
17% June
16
May
55
Apr.
74
60
67
27
60%,
54% Sept.
May 31
Apr. 20
30
Sale
70
40
70
31
June
98"
116
131% Oct.
Mar. 18
9
104% Aug. 31
Sept. 17
11 132
June
75
Sale
67
69
57
May 31
76
Mar. 10
98
105
95
105
92
June 21
101
111% 125
112
125
106
Aug. 26
Sept. 12
Aug. 26
65
Oct.
75
Oct.
81%
72%
Sale
65
Sale
65
Oct.
31
88
Oct.
3
a25
73
65
Sale
72% Oct.
4
40
Sale
13%
Sale
27
20
Oct.
1
6
17
13 *
14
64% Oct.
13% Oct.
12% Oct.
31
20
13
17% Oct.
5
6
Sale
88% Oct.
14
91
Oct.
14
53
91% Oct.
22
71
65
6%
68
66%
Sale
Sale
89 £
57
75
51
97%
100%
40
32
91
90%
63%
57%
5%
90%
88
Oct.
6
66
62% Oct.
10
65%
63
Oct.
Oct.
7
87% Oct.
Oct.
Sale
72
75
51
75
100%
"48"*
II§""
106
85
30
25
"45"
42
30
Sale
38%
29%
40%
77
119% 119%
Sale
105%
79%
113
Sale
84
Sale
100 %
Sale
96%
Sale
Sale
103%
40%
Sale
36
Sale
81
76%
113
96%
104
36%
73
100% Oct.
37%
Sale
4
68
Oct.
C
2S
21
65% Oct.
6% Oct.
13
92
Oct.
15
19
76% Oct.
26
6 100% Oct.
24
35
Oct.
e
24
1
Oct.
Oct.
27
31
Oct.
20
27
30
Oct.
27
24
32%' Oct.
8
32% Oct.
8
30
Oct.
26
22
105% Oct.
84%
81% Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
75
Oct.
111% Oct.
95
Oct.
104% 103% Oct.
Sale
35
Oct.
Sale
35
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
28 107% Oct.
22
86% Oct.
19
Oct.
7
Oct.
Oct.
1 105% Oct.
28
40% Oct.
10
22
3 120
27
83
13 113%
10 100%
June
10
5
4
17
3
4
91% Jan.
59% Jan. 27
19
Sept. 6
3
L93
29
18
20
9
27
26
23
*98
Feb.
2
78
Jan.
14
Aug. 31
75% Jan. 14
15% Aug. 23
92
Oct.
15
90
Jan.
26
93
Mar.
9
5
25 100% Mar.
44
Jan.
9
Oct. 24
Aug. 23
July 15 43
Jan.
5
July 22 43
41
Jan.
6
Aug. 11
Oct. 26
22
Oct. 26
96% Jan.
27
120"" 118% Oct.
2
June
Apr. 14
Aug. 15
Apr.
July
44% July
% June
81
July
80% Apr.
48
May
35
30
12 111
99
June
2
Jan.
45
t
"89% 161"
"15""
Sale
Sale
13
59
14
Sale
101
1I6~" li9"
42% Oct.
35
105
90
55%
64 H
100 % 103
1952 MN
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec 6 Ha.1944 F
41
Sale
67
88
44
50
54
50
Sale
Sale
130
Sale
90
99%
99 H
Sale
Sale
104
91
13 H
50
Sale
40%
42%
Sale
24% Sale
41%
40%
66%
64%
Sale
97
78
A
83%
101
91%
65%
1964
Lorillard (P) Co deb 7s
5s
82
85
88%
95 H
41
43
1944
5s
80
93%
10H
1933
1934
Sale
40% Sale
47% Sale
42% Sale
83
84%
93 H
89
1954
Liggett 8c Myers Tobacco 7s
52%
74 H
Sale
88
First 8r ref sinking fund 5s....1974
1,000
1,000 Lex Ave & Pav Ferry 5s
;1993 M S
56,000
107,000
76,000
154,000
110,000
109,000
99,000
23,000
50%
73
1933
First 8c ref sinking fund 5s.
1st 8c ref s f g 5s
61
Sale
46
18
63%
44%
Sale
92
68
1954
Lehigh Valley Coal 1st 5s...
1st 40-yr gu Int red to 4%
108""
Sale
45
16%
A.. 1950 M
156,000 Laclede Gas L ref 8c ext 1st 5s...1934
Coll 8c ref 5 Ha aeries C
107,000
1953
Col 8c ref g 5%s ser D
32,000
1960
80,000 Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd 6s
1954
10,000 Lehigh Coal & Nav 4%s ser A
1954
41",000
M
106%
all
Sale
18
22
7 120
115% Apr.
4 107%
96% Jan.
64
May 31
82*
53% June 13 83
4 113%
101% Jan.
Jan. 26 101%
Feb. 10 105%
20
May 23 46
!P
July
25
Oct.
19
Mar. 10
Oct.
Oct.
7
10
Sept.15
Oct. 17
Mar. 19
■7.
16,000 McCrory Stores deb gold 5 Ha
504,000 Mctvesson & Bobbins deb 5%s
Manati Sugar 1st s f 7Ha
"
i",6o6
2,000
257,000
,
5,000
Stamped Oct 1931 coupon on
1941 J
D
75
1950 M N
1942 A O
1942 A O
60
Sale
10
19
3
,9
Certificates of deposit
A
Manhattan Ry (N Y) con g 4s
Certificates of deposit
10,000
11,000
377,000
47,000
110,000
149,000
78,000
156,000
17", 000
O
77%
38% Sale
9
12%
6 % Sale
4%
10
18%
21
75
69%
37
9
4
Sale
70
Oct.
21
75
Oct.
5
33
Oct.
10
38% Oct.
1
12%
8
3%
21%
4%
23
12%
25
101%
1
6% Oct.
4% Oct.
20% Oct.
29
23
19
6% Oct.
1
Oct.
29
52
May 27
8
25% July
91
Jan.
60
Jan.
20
-2
9
10
Jan.
9
15
10
3
Mar.
2
Feb.
25% Oct.
18
Oct.
19
23
Oct.
18*
70
May 31
July 29
IP
IP
60
21
June 28
O
2013 J
D
15
29
1953 M 8
1943 J D
85
68
Sale
63
85
Oct.
85
Oct.
Mfr tr ctfs. Namm 8c Son 6s
76
67
76
65
69
Oct.
5
1947
38
50
40
Sale
40
Oct.
Oct.
11
Marion Steam Shovel
31
13
73%
46%
74
Sale
73% Oct.
27
Oct.
11
48% Oct.
81% Oct.
46% Oct.
88
Sale
85% Oct.
3
95
Oct.
7
96%
88%
Sale
Sale
95
Oct.
98
Oct.
18
75
June
87
Oct.
5
10
90
Oct.
28
67
July
Sale
3
Manila El Ry 8t Lt 1st 5s
s
f g 6s
A
O
Market Street Ry 1st 7s
Apr 1940 Q J
Mead Corp 6s with warrants
1945 M N
Meridional Electric 1st 7s
A..1957 A
O
Metropolitan Edison lst&ref 5sC.1953 J
J
ser
1968 M
8
Met Water, Sewer 8c Drain 5 Ha..1950 A
O
1st g 4Ha series D
Met West Side Elev (Chicago) 4s. 1938 F A
Miag Mill Mach 1st s f g 7s....
1956 J D
1936 M 8
193,000 Midvale St 8c Ord conv s f 5s
105,000 Milw El Ry 8c Lt 1st 8t ref 5s ser B1961 J D
J
1st mtge gold 5s
.....1971 J
108,000
203,000 Montana Power 1st 8c ref 5s A...1943 J J
Deb gold 5s series A__._.......1962 J D
32,000
r
Cash sale,
o Deferred
delivery.
30
Sale
a79%
Sale
44%
85%
97%
Sale
8?8
88%
77
Sale
68
19
29
14
42
39%
95% Sale
84% Sale
82
84
90
Sale
71%
75
813
803
80%
65
a43
Oct.
3
23
1
1
31
19
Jan.
55
92
Aug. 26
Apr.
1
Aug. 25
6
2
25
79
Oct.
13
42
Oct.
Sale
93% Oct.
79% Oct.
13
24
79
33% Jan.
9
15% Aug.
14
May 13
2
73% June
1
73% June
72
May 26
60
June
54
June
Oct.
25
85% Oct.
28
90
71
15
Oct.
Oct.
71% Oct.
60
95
15 100
Oct.
83^
85
67%
7
19
83
39
96% Oct.
84% Oct.
84% Oct.
Oct.
July 20
May 23
8
Jan.
66% Oct.
20%
Mar.
65% May 19
25
5
July
58
May 31
Sale
Sale
Aug. 30
7% Sept. 13
4% Sept. 28
17
Sept. 30
5
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80 H
1
11
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97
81*
95
Oct.
Jan.
13
7
7
Sept. 29
Oct.
3
Feb.
Oct.
24
5
Mar. 11
Jan. 14
Jan.
9
95% Jan.
19
82%
Feb.
9
N. Y. STOCK
28
Sales in
P
BONDS
October.
N.
Value.
T.
STOCK
EXCHANGE—BONDS
PRICES
Price
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN OCTOBER.
Jan. 2
Highest.
Lowest.
1932.
EXCHANGE.
I
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Bid.
Montecatinl Min & Agr Co Inc
Deb
62,000
66,000
g 7s
1955
1955
1955
1939
1966
1934
1947
Gen 8c ref 5a series B_
*
Gen & ref s f 4%a ser
i",66o
260",600
C
Gen & ref s f 5s ser D
Morris & Co 1st s f 4 Hi
Mortgage-Bond Co 4s series 2
""5,666 Murray Body 1st 6%«
2,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s.
1°41
Mutual Union Tel 5s
110,000
Nassau Elec guar
1,081" 000
237,000
National Dairy Prod
J
96
78
76%
76%
69%
85
76%
76% Sale
70
40%
82
75
73"
Sale
"85~
70
92
o
D
M N
61
J
41%
Sale
60
20
Sale
99%
86
F
Nat Steel 1st coll 5s
1956
A
71%
Sale
Newark Consol Gas 5s
1948
J
96
100
N J Pow & Light 1st 4%«
1960
1940
234,666
11,000 Newberry (J J) Co 5%s
75,000 New England T 8c T 30-yr 5s A
1st g 4^8 series B
118,000
58,000 New Orleans P S 1st Ac ref 5s A
1st Ac ref 5s B
1952
1961
A
Dock Ac lmpt ext
103,000'N YRysCorplnc6a
3,000| Prior lien 6s series A
Jan 1965
1965
7,006 N Y At Rich Gas 1st 6s A
1951
8,006 N Y State Rys 1st cons 4%s A--.1962
Certificates of deposit
_
42,666
1962
1st con 6 Ms series B
O
1947
1951
York Steam 1st 6s ser A
1st mortgage 5s
19,000 New
81^000
1956
1st mtge 5s.
312,000 N Y Tel 1st Ac gens I4%s
70,000 N Y Trap Rock 1st s f g 6s
133.000 Nlag Lock At Ont Pow 1st 5s A
1939
1946
1955
1950
24,066 Niagara Share deb 5%s
INordeutsche Lloyd (Bremen)—
.1947
1940
1961
20-year s f 6s
52,006 No Amer Cement deb 6 Ha A
276,000 North American Co deb 5s
57*000 North Am Edison deb 5s ser A
268.0001
1957
Deb 5%s ser B_____;
Aug 15 1963
149,000! Deb 5s series C
Nov 15 1969
75,000 Nor Ohio Trac Ac Lt gen At ref 6s.l947
137,000 North States Power 5s A
1941
6,000' 1 at Ac ref 6s series B
1941
1,000 Northwest Teleg 1st 4 Ha
1934
136,000'Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 5Ha
1957
95,600!
ref 7Ha..1946
1947
1944
14,000 Ontario Power N F 1st 5s
..1943
124,060 Ontario Power Serv 1st 5H8....-1950
1 i000 °ntarl° Transmission 1st 5a
1945
6,000|Wsl° Gas At Elec extl s f g 5s_
1963
120,000
Steel sec g 6s series A
1941
31,000 Owens-Illinois Glass s f 5s
1939
26,000 Ohio Pub Service lat At
17,000
lat At ref 7s series B
13,000 0,d Beat Coal 1st g 6s
137,000^PacJ'ic G & E gen & ref 5s ser A..1942
060;Pacl«c Pub Serv 5% g notes
117 !000,Pacific Tel At Tel 1st 5s
1936
65,000
30-year 5s series A
161,000 Pan-Am Petr (Cal) 1st g 6a
96,000
Certificates of deposit
1952
1940
58
1937
1951
61,000!Paramount"Pfln,OU9"LaaEy 6s
1947
213,000'Paramount Pabllx Corp 5Ha
1950
16,000 Park-Lex«ngton leasehold 6Ha..l953
12,000
Certificates of deposit
54,000 Parmelee Trans conv deb 6s
1944
4,000 Paterson At Passaic G At E 5s
1949
51,000 Pathe Excto deb 7s with warr..__1937
22,000
Paramount B'way 1st 5H«
Pennsylvania Co—
Guar 3Ha coll tr reg
ctfs ser
Guar 3Ha coll tr ctfs ser B
Guar g 3H« tr
4,000
1,000
126,000
ctfs series C
A.1937
1941
1942
Guar g 3Ha tr ctfs series D
40-year guar tr ctfs 4a Ser fi
Secured gold 4%s
L
41,000 Penn Dixie Cement 1st 6s A
531,000 Penn Pow At Lt 1st M 4Ha
21,000 Peoples Gas Ac Coke 1st 6s
85,000
Refunding gold 5s
I
Registered
1944
1952
1963
1941
1981
..1943
.1947
314.000 PhHa Company secured gold 5s.1967
110,000'Phila Elec Co 1st 4Ha
1967
282.0001 lat Ac ref g 4s
1971
50,000!PhHa *c Read C Ac I ref 5a
1973
241,000! Convertible deb 6s
...1949
479,000 Phillips Petroleum deb 5%a
1939
61,000!PllIabury Flour Mllla 20-yr 6s
1943
Sale
101% Sale
93
Porto Rlcan Am Tobac conv 6a_.1942
31
98
MN
1
34%
%
M N
s
f g 5H% notes.
1937
....1940
f g 5s
1948
Purity Bakeries Corp a
Sale
3
2
102
.....
104
99%
MN
"97% Sale
J
D
69
\
O
91
65
44
Sale
25
30
Sale
82
Sale
S
81
85
A
84
81
88%
MN
M
8
A
O
A
O
Sale
92 %
95
95
Sale
104
102
235,000
390,000
442,000
Direct mortgage
gold 6s...
Cons mtge 6s..
Cons mtge 6s with
rCash sale
a
..1952
82
71
Sale
O
A
103 % 107
100
102
F
A
15
F
A
85
J
J
M N
M
S
M
8
J
J
J
J
M
8
J
J
M N
J
D
Sale
92%
47
80
50
"43"" "45"
99%
86%
101%
Sale
90
Sale
100
Sale
13
12
J
D
66
46
F
A
40%
J
J
15
J
94
72%,
....
75
48
Sale
,
20%
A
O
8
M N
12
26
99% 102%
58
75
103
50
14
70
D
60
19
3
11 112% Oct.
28 106% Oct.
20
Oct.
1 106
5 108% Oct.
6
99% Oct.
29
Sale
61
Oct.
13
41
Oct.
25
Sale
Oct.
107% Oct.
97% Oct.
1
1
19
1%
40
1% Oct.
37% Oct.
10
Oct.
3
1% Oct.
1
97
3% Oct.
10
1%
39%
97%
3%
3% Oct.
107
Sale
Oct.
82%
Oct.
31
17 100% Oct.
7
11 103% Oct.
14
67% Oct.
3
28
10
64
64
Oct.
Sale
40
Oct.
25
20
18
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
28
82
80
Oct.
13
87
81% Oct.
27
87% Oct.
84
Oct.
79
83
Sale
a
7
79
Oct.
25
101% 100
Oct.
101% Sale 100
104
104% 104
69
31
13 100% Oct.
69
Oct.
24
82
82
Oct.
81
iZ*
30
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
84
Oct.
Oct.
18 105
91
19
69
Oct.
31
100% 100
97
99
Oct.
Oct.
15% Oct.
Oct.
100
68% Oct.
89
100
Jan.
80
Feb.
74% Oct.
18
41% June
21 102% Oct.
Oct.
27 100
7
73
May
June
June
16
20
Sale
.....
.....
15
Jan.
June 23
Jan.
7
68%
73%
84%
.....
MN
J
85
Sale
103
101
7
34
5
31
29% Oct.
Oct.
28
10
22
Oct.
4
11
20
Oct.
11
16% Oct.
18
July "6! 60%
If 55
10% July
10
June 10; 26
10
Sept. 19, 20
2
7
23%
July
4103
99% Jan.
49
July 11 80%
20
13
Oct.
11
102% Oct.
65% Oct.
1 103
Oct.
21
24
70
Oct.
1
25
79
Oct.
25
79
78
Oct.
5
76
73% Oct.
10
79
Oct.
78
Oct.
Sale
40%
Sale
73% Oct.
81% Oct.
41
'
O
J
Sale
93% 100
89
89%
92%
95% 100
68
62
80
89
63%
W*
67
63%
60% Sale
95
94%
33%
35%
35% Sale
87%
80
58%
93
37%
31%
64%
Sale
99
Sale
Sale
65%
Sale
Sale
F
M
8
I
J
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
68%
Sale
24
May 28
73
June
June
60
Aug. 27
Q'i
Sept. 29
108% Oct. 10
5
86
June
104
Oct.
90
68
Sept.
May
101
Aug. 30
Feb.
103
10
96
Oct.
83
Feb.
96
65
Oct.
52
June
70
Sale
13
57
Oct.
Sale
67
Oct.
10
Sale
99
Oct.
100
95% Oct.
92%
62
65
63% Oct.
100
Oct.
8
7
62
Oct.
89
Jan.
4
63% Oct.
5
49% July
53
July
80
Jan.
4
1
38
7
5
62
Oct.
29% Oct.
10
13
35
36
Oct.
17
82
Sale
76% Sale
57
58
60
Sale
3
14
June
Oct.
14 103
Oct.
14 102% Oct.
14
96% Oct.
3
40
Aug.
3
91% Feb.
103
91
Feb.
83
Jan.
1
102% Oct.
96% Sept. 28
87
Aug. 25
85
Aug? 23
14% June
80
Oct.
60% June
10
74% Oct.
70% Oct.
59% June
Oct.
Oct.
31
88% Oct.
11
74
Oct.
a51% Oct.
76% Oct.
27
31
65
Oct.
82% Oct.
Oct.
31
58
7
59
46
64% 68
45% Sale
42
Sale
39
Sale
38
Sale
38
MN
55
54
Sale
MN
55x8
50%
50%
50%
Sale
32
60
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
47%
47%
47%
Sale
Sale
Sale
51
June
6
50
June
31
40
June
28% June
4
28
47
Oct.
Oct.
31
42
Oct.
27
31
g*
Oct.
31
52
Oct.
Oct.
31
51% Oct.
Oct.
3
Mar. 11
104% Feb. 16
5
85% Feb.
71% Aug. 25
10
85
Feb.
65
July
14% June
12
May
28
May
21
May
18% May
18% May
75
Aug. 23
Sept. 7
Sept. 24
Sept. 21
29
6
79
Oct.
June
June
45
Oct.
65% Oct.
53% Oct.
47% Oct.
a40% Oct.
47
Aug. 31
66% Aug. 24
98% Jan. 22
42% Mar. 9
42
Aug 22
79% Apr. 20
Oct.
4
83% July
63
14
13
Sale
64% Sale
June
Oct.
Oct.
31
Sale
Sale
May
30
76
47%
Sale
78
60% Oct.
20
313
313
8
96
51
30
A
Mar. 21
Oct.
Oct.
24 100
11
J
O
101
27
J
A
61
78
May
Oct.
J
F
Jan.
90
Oct.
J
...1953
May
45
54
64% Oct.
41% Oct.
M 8
29
17
91
75
5
7
29
90
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Mar.
Oct.
70
7 100% Oct.
Oct.
64%
Sale
46
Oct.
90
Sept. 29
Sept. 28
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Aug. 19
15,102%
Sale
Sale
13
100
25
Sale
Feb.
1
Oct.
53
19
10
Oct.
70
21
Feb.
Oct.
93
57% Oct.
48% Oct.
75
Oct.
10
94
101%
102% 102% 101%
94%
95% Sale
Sale
69%
73
68%
70% Sale
60%
60% Sale
11
30
Oct.
Sale
101% Sale
8
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
Sale
a51
Feb.
1
102% 101
33
Mar. 10
18
Oct.
Sale
15
Mar. 10
271 51% Oct.
85
Oct.
Sale
31
85% Jan. 13
80% Feb. 20
65% July 15 78
Mar. 8
55% May 20, 85% Sept. 3
Oct.
96
65%
81
84
54
Oct.
13
101
75
Sale
M N
25
Sale
90
75
42
J
74% Sale
68% Sale
Oct.
Sale
32%
32%
22
Aug. 24
5 108% Oct.
Oct.
29 104
"64'
67
41
O
102% Sale
102% Sale
96
M N
A
60
Sale
MN
J
56
24
Oct.
27
50
89
23
Oct.
60
55%
15
23
Aug. 30
Jan.
June
13
85% Jan.
.....
18
II*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
90
91%
107% 108% 107
84%
88% Sale
102% 102% 102
94%
95% Sale
60
63% Sale
51%
57
Sale
69
67% Sale
100
99% Sale
29
29
18% Oct.
78
76
76
76
98
Oct.
31
•
May
Aug.
Oct.
51
75
15
7
78% Oct.
55
Aug. 10
30% Oct.
5
1
Oct.
30
16
Sept. 28
94% Feb.
78
June 20j 98
Aug. 25
r97
Feb. 13 105% Sept. 28
9 106% Oct. 25
96% Feb.
Aug. 22
7% June
4
Aug. 23
Apr.
25
103
74
2
4
8 104
Oct.
20
Mar. 10
100
50% Feb.
Oct.
17
Mar.
89
106% Jan.
104% Jan.
25
Aug.
100% Oct.
21
19
23
May
80
45
■
Si**
94
101% Oct.
102
Sept.
105% Sept.
97% Jan.
74% Oct.
83
Sale
16,.
4
5
47% Oct.
Aug. 10
89
Aug. 24
Sept. 9
10
Sale
Sale
Jan.
37
22
31
19
Sept. 29
72% Sept. 8
Oct.
7 105% Oct.
6 106% Oct.
31
31
70
6
101% Oct.
Sale
88
Oct.
95%
Oct.
Oct.
101
71
105% 104% Oct.
105
Oct.
Sale
7% July
5% July
Sept. 30
103% Oct. 14
3
3
1
101
25
24
14
12
19
102
22% Oct.
17 100% Oct.
74
*L)ct.
1
Oct.
7 104
26
97% Oct.
Sale
64%
Sale
June
15
85%
96%
49
June
7
S
58%
41%
June
60
90
107% 112
J
65
57
4
109%
95%
8
June
31
19% Oct.
May 28
109
June
53
Oct.
50
Sale
D
39
Oct.
Sale
25
99% June
90% May
88
May
95% Jan.
38
July
86% Feb.
98
48
Sale
May 10
39
44%
Sale
D
Jan.
2
6
40%
84%
D
2
8
45
80
2% Jan.
19
2
28
8
Sept. 22
20
31
4
Oct.
100
5% July
5% July
Mar. 15
90% June
25
108%
Feb. 25
95% Oct.
103%
7
Jan.
Oct.
94
11
Mar. 14
98
Oct.
4
14
Oct.
50
98
26
6
16% May
11% May
Oct.
85% Oct.
11 101% Oct.
5 101% Oct.
91
Sale
1
Oct.
Mar.
June 13
Sale
M S
102
13 109
2 102
9
11
Sept. 22
85% June 15
% Feb. 17
97%
"17"
May 28
28
11
Jan.
I?5
100% Jan.
87% Feb.
1
11
June
11
Sept. 6
Aug. 18
112% Sept. 26
106% Oct. 20
106
Sept. 28
June
100
W*
Sale
93
Apr.
75
27%
Jan.
30
96
Sale
Aug. 29
60
95% Mar. 10
85
Sept. 8
106% Jan.
97% Feb.
78% Oct.
104
54
% Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct,
17
8
75% Oct.
63% July 27
70% Oct. 20
77
Sept.30
80% Aug. 29
2
W* Sept.
8
95% Mar.
100% Oct. 11
86
Aug. 23
June
Juno
80
90
19
95
June
June
8*
4
85
A
62% Oct.
Oct.
46
10
73%
M
1
4
Oct.
Oct.
93
Sale
J
Oct.
Oct.
70
J
68
94
75
95
27
075
MN
M
Oct.
Oct.
90% Oct.
May 21;
8 100
95
Apr.
77
Apr.
95%
83
53% July
107%
97% Jan.
Feb.
91
103%
82
46% June
May
80%
78
M N
M S
Oct.
80
11*
94% 100
102% Sale
60
J
14
11
17
87
106
1 107% Oct.
13 103% Oct.
27
68% Oct.
18% Sale
85
O
11
Oct.
Sale
A
O
Oct.
Oct.
18
Sale
D
A
1
Oct.
28
22
F
A
Oct.
29
J
J
31
40
19
91
98
97%
104% 105% 105
106
105% Sale
29
27
23%
29
23%
75%
70%
M S
83% Oct.
n*
100
22
M
Sale
103% 100
95
100
22% .25
18
100
100
71% Sale'
Sale
1 Sale
95
10%
J
100%
99%
13%
99%
68%
38
26
34%
97%
3% Sale
2
4%
2%
5
101
54
May
Aug. 23
100
100% Sale
101% Sale
104% Sale
97
F
Sale
1
4
1%
79
J
A
1
......
Sale
84
MN
warrants...1955
Deferred delivery.
85% Sale
83
86%
87% Sale
91
J
Oct.
62%
69
Sale
A
53
90% Oct.
81% Oct.
109
Sale
102
100% Oct.
Sale
100% 100% 99% Oct.
Sale
Sale
103
102% Oct.
Sale
63
Oct.
Sale
65
67%
99
Oct.
100% Sale
58
F
13
78
80%
78%
106
ioo% Sale
101%
102% Sale
63
64
61%
Sale
61%
62
May
90% May 26
28
109
243
203
F
84
Sept. 30
61
68
84% Oct.
77% Oct.
78
151
77
40% Mar.
11
2
MN
M
6
15
80
80
Sale
105
Sale
3
4%
107%
100 %
99%
102%
72
98
71
Oct.
82
Oct.
26
8 100% Oct.
3
Feb.
60
49% Oct.
Sale
'
105
M N
M S
56
85%
Sale
-----
8
86
Sale
2
M N
Oct.
108% 108% Sale
Sale
99% Sale
97
'A
M N
100
110% Oct.
105% Oct.
90
75% Jan. 22
67% July 27,
63% July 27,
"98"'
100
1
M N
Oct.
43% Sale
111% Sale
105% Sale
1% Sale
39%
40%
.4*
Radio-Keith-Orpheum part paid ctfs
for deb 6s Ac com stk 65% pd..l937
3,000
..1937
80,000 Remington Arms 1st s f 6s
141,000 Rem Rand 5Hs A with warr...._1947
52,000 Republic Iron Ac Steel a f 5s......1940
Ref Ac gen 5 Ha A
1953
29,000
16.000 Revere Copper Ac Brass 6s A.....1948
243,000 Rhelnelbe Union s f g 7s...—...1946
1953
157,000 Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s
1950
83,000 Rhine-West Elec Power 7s
65
47
Sale
112%
105%
105%
107%
98%
1%
1%
MN
J
Sinking fund gold 5Hs
Sale
101
J
Apr
J
J
coll 5s
1953
J
Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s
1933
Public Serv E Ac G 1st Ac ref 4%s..1967 J
F
1st At ref 4 Ha
1970
A
lat Ac ref gold 4s
1971
Postal Teleg Ac Cable
69
97%
M N
J
M N
Pure Oil Co
82
Sale
46
99 %
f75"
102%
Sale"
60
1952
21,000 Pirelli Co (Italy) conv 7s
J
1957 J
4,000 Pocahontas Con Coll 1st a f 5s
F A
3,000 Port Arthur Canal At Dock 6a....1953
FA
1st mtge 6s series B
..1953
M S
550", 660 Portland General Electric 4H>—1960 J J
1935
88,000 Portland Gen Elec 1st 5s
103,000
383,000
49,000
117,000
153,000
311,000
121,000
209,000
68,000
Sale
68
Certificates of deposit.....„
247*000
51
80
Sale
102%
67%
1942
1943
5s
83
106% Sale
71,000
1951
11,000 N Y Dock 1st gold 4s
Serial 5s g notes
...1938
48,000
159,000 N Y Edison 1st & ref 6Ms ser A. .1941
1st Hen 8c ref 5s B
.1944
85,000
1st lien & ref 5s series C
1951
223,000
42,000 N Y Gas El Lt Ht Ac Pow 5a__—.1948
Purchase money coll tr g 4s—1949
228,000
N Y L E Ac W Coal Ac RR 5 %s
98
M N
A
82
70
Sale
J
1952
..1955
75% Oct.
79% Sale
70
40%
2
Jan.
67
19
17
85
53
58
90%
80%
100%
27
8
"70% "Oct" "20 '76%Oct:"26
67*
83
88
80
A
86% Oct.
75% Oct.
74
Oct.
90% Oct.
75% Oct.
95
Oc4
92
94% Sale
87* Sale
76%
103%
100
90
MN
1948
deb 5%s
89
91%
1942 J
National Acme 1st mtge 6s
94
80
"89"
o
Sale
Sale
o
o
1951
gold 4s stpd
'60"
o
1955
5« A
General 8c refunding
2,000
67
J
....1941
5»
Mont Tram 1st & rel A
J
1937
-
Sale Prices.
44
48
42
68% Jan.
52
Oct.
52
Oct.
8
7
3
51% Sept. 20
BONDS
Y
Jan. 2
1932.
STOCK EXCHANGE
.
Roch & Pitts C 8c I pur money
9s
Royal Dutch deb 4s with warr__ .1945
60,000 Ruhr Chemical 6s
58,000 St Joseph Lead deb 5%«
19,000 St Joseph Ry L H A P 1st 5s—
10,000 St L Rky M 8c Pac 5s stmpd
2,000 St Paul City Ry Cable 5s
Guaranteed 5s
17" 600
.1946
.1948
.1941
.1937
.1955
1937
1937
-—
1953
San Antonio Public Ser? 6s.....
609,000
26,000
5,000
17,000
268,000
15,000
30,000
27,000
218,000
167,000
174,000
147,000
166,000
296,000
75,000
138,000
120,000
35,000
498,000
495,000
20,000
1,000
2,000
2,000
1,000
Deb
5s with
s
A
O
A
O
43
M N
91
45
Sale
MN
J
1947
.1949
warrants
85
Sale
35
38
J
50
75
J
50
69
J
87
J
Debenture s f
7s....1935
6%•
Sierra 8c San Fran Power 1st 5s.. 1949
1946
1941
1937
1938
Sinclair Crude OH 5H> series A.. 1938
Sinclair Pipe Line 20-year 5s..^.1942
Skelly Oil deb s 1534«
.. .1939
Smith (A O) Corp 1st 6 m
1933
Solvay Am Invest sec g 5s A.....1942
Silesia-Elec Corp gold 6H»
SUesian-Am Corp coll tr g
7s
Sinclair Cons Oil 1st lien
1st lien coll 6%s series B
1941
ret 5s... 1954
6s '47
Stand Oil (N J) deb g 5s..Dec 15 1946
Stand Oil (N Y) deb 4 Ma
1951
Stevens Hotel 1st 6s series A....1945
Sugar Estates Orlente 7s
1942
72,000
51,000
216,000
3,000
J
Sale
71
Sale
3M
M S
F
A
F
A
F
M
92
A
42
S
Sale
D
Sale
J
J
J
Sale
A
O
Sale
M
S
50
98 %
M N
M
S
95
J
Sale
A
101%
J
Sale
A
Sale
D
Sale
J
30 M
M S
M
25
19
46
Oct.
Oct.
5
3
11
22
42
Oct.
4
4
73%
a*
Sale
41
l05"
Sale
90% Sale
45% Sale
24% Sale
90% 91%
90
41
22
(stand ref 4Msseries B
..1**3
White Eagle Oil & Ref deb 5 Ms.. 1937
Partlc
s
f deb 6s
w w..
1936
.........1940
Wlckwlre-Spencer Steel 1st 7s... 1935
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank
Wickwlre-Spen Steel Co 7a..Jan 193*
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Baok
7,000 Willys-Overland 1st s f g 6MS....1933
130,000 Wilson & Co 1st s f 6s series A—1941
281,000 Youngstown Sheet At Tu 1st 5s A »*7>
1st M 5s series B
1970
85,000
r
Cash sale,
a
Deferred delivery
.
M
P
I
J
A
O
31
Oct.
11
91
89
Oct.
13
Sale
93
Oct.
21
53% Oct.
25
o36
Oct.
102% Oct.
29% Oct.
>
56
Oct.
47% Oct.
26
Oct.
90% Oct.
96% Oct.
55
Oct.
6
19
60
87
95%
101
91%
97
QQ
77%
90
94%
91% Sale
72%
98
83%
94%
101%
Sale
101
98%
Sale
98%
38
10
Feb.
10
25
22
June
2
May 27
42% June 17
Oct.
14
44% Oct.
25
67% Oct.
32% Oct.
10
33
Oct.
45
Oct.
13
56
Oct.
1
81
Oct.
85
Oct.
20
42
Oct.
5
41% Oct.
5
4
3
Apr.
July
July
13% May
14% May
10% May
63
June
Oct.
Oct.
3
3
22% June
55% July
27 79% Oct.
24 101% Oct.
3
24
33
Sale
98
If
im
19%
5
74%
48
63
69
Sale
Sale
5
14
~65"
"25"
103
31
1%
10
5
Sale
46% Oct.
Sale
62
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
46%
49%
4
Oct.
Oct.
10
Oct.
1
10
52
8
4
Oct.
Oct.
1
2% Oct.
27
46
7
5%
87%
72
Sale
68
Sale
5s
ser
28
72
60
9
100
Oct.
Oct.
50
Oct.
101
18
22
12
18 '
28
29
23
Oct.
&*
50
39
"15"
10 102% Oct.
18
18% Oct.
Oct.
10 23
104
Oct.
103% Oct.
10
10% June
10% June
9% June
July
28
1
8 105% Oct.
19
11
105% Oct.
104% Oct.
96% July
10
Oct.
28
Oct.
Oct.
6
26
22
Oct.
14
5
21
Oct.
6
95% Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
7 105% Oct.
2 105% Oct.
6
15
20
28
100
89
96
3
3%
3
2
6
61
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
6
6
4
4
Oct.
4
Oct.
3
96% Jan.
25% Oct.
20
Oct.
Oct.
26
Oct.
31
63
13 103
20
5
21
Oct.
4
20
26
Oct.
25
Oct.
21
8% Jan.
7%
8%
3%
1%
2%
%
61 %
64%
Oct.
21
6
3% Oct.
4%
5
67%
85%
74
Sale
68
84
Oct.
10
17
8Z*'
66
Sale
66% Oct.
10
66
11
O 193 5. sold
Sale
on
Ja
n.
Feb.
25
19
25
Oct.
Oct.
3%
70
88
69%
69%
6, $1,000 at 73
•
June
Oct.
62
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
44
Oct.
Oct.
45
"Deferred
June
Apr.
Jan.
May
June
June
July
July
May
May
delivery."
I
Jan.
.02% Oct.
32
9
6
30
8
31
15
23
21
19
21
23
17
21
13
Oct.
16
20
8
66* Sept. 21
Feb.
10
55
Oct.
28
51
Jan.
71
Jan.
16
23
Oct.
Feb.
2
25
24
Aug. 11
Oct.
5
ii|
Sept. 3
99% Mar. 24
Mar. 11
93
40
Jan.
13
62% Sept. 11
85
Oct.
20
43% Sept. 26
43% Sept. 27
43% Sept. 26
97% Oct.
3
75
10
9
Oct.
Feb.
Jan.
Sept.
Apr.
3
7
14
24
14
23
23
15
14
2
4
29
22
Oct.
20
Jan.
4
30
37
Aug. 29
Aug. 24
40
Jan.
66
67
36
Jan.
5
Feb.
27
6
Jan.
58
96% Feb.
94% May
26
25
Oct.
6
14
Aug. 30
106% Aug. 16
May 24
Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
1
1I102*
June
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
8
Sept.
91% Jan.
101% Oct.
Sept.
3 105
Aug.
26
Aug.
25
May
2% Oct.
5
86%
65%
66%
40%
71%
Oct.
28
50
Jan.
May
50
May
49
May
50
May
36
May
35
May
11% June
40
May
30
May
Oct.
Jan.
82
Oct.
4
Oct.
22
June
Oct.
13 101
26 82
29
5
28
26
24
17
~
5
7
31
Oct.
&*
99
20
4
June
Oct.
5
2%
24 50
6 105
21 106%
8 105%
Oct.
14
Oct. 19
101% Oct.
June
Jan.
June
20,
36
36
105
29
6
5
Oct.
9
89
40
13
14
26
Oct.
41
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
36
3
May
May
May
2
May
Apr. 30
7
1 % July
1
30% Oct.
30% Oct.
25
a23
17%
105% 105% 104% Oct.
2%
7%
5
2% Oct.
2%
42
9
Oct.
19
3 101% Oct.
Oct.
50
6
June
Jan.
3
"16"
68% Sale
Oil
22
5
lO?:"
2
Union
72
Oct.
102% 103
102% Sale 102% Oct.
21%
25% 24
25% Oct.
24
"35" 20
Oct.
20% Sale
24
24
Oct.
24
20
37%
3%
50
35
100% Sale
100% Sale 100
75
80%
83
79% 77
56
60
Sale
67
Sale
82%
85%
86% 82
84%
Sale
57
56
65
Sale
55
65%
67
57% Sale
Sale
33%
37% Sale
§§*
67
67
71
Sale
68
58
58
Sale
62%
64
70
3
14
38
Oct.
Oct.
40
41% Oct.
97% Oct.
4
20
11
28% Oct.
14
104% 105
105% 106%
105% Sale
104%
103 %
105%
102% 104% 105
105%
Sale
Sale
69
Oct.
Oct.
101% Oct.
65
30
51%
25
102
27
7%
Oct.
50
20
106
Oct.
101
30
105
32
96% a93
101% Sale
40
97%
Sale
5
27
28
28
28% Sale
49% Sale
4
3%
31
63
Sale
33% Oct.
33% Oct,
101%
30
"22"
Sale
Sale
46
5 102% Sept.
July
95
28
Sale
June
99
Sale
27%
30%
106
27
23
7
85% June 29
44% Oct. 25
66
95
15
100
Oct.
<Z90
95
101% Sale
1
29
11
Sale
49%
104%
13
5
Oct.
Jan.
Oct
100%
41
86
97
28
7 104
98% Apr.
48
14% Oct. 21
92% May 25 102
83
Sale
50
Oct.
3 101% Oct.
Oct.
11
99
Sale
4
9
19
a86
52
2%
Oct.
97% Oct.
1
25
3
Oct.
2
3
Feb.
85
81
14
101
June
64% Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
98
85% June
71% Jan.
May 31
July 13
Oct.
6
Oct.
73
102% Oct.
June 29
13 102
14 104
19
21
6
2
80
105
8
19
Sept.
93% Feb. 27
104% Oct. 31
98% Oct. 13
26
99
28
85
106
8
62
84% Sept.
66
Sept. 9
Mar.
9
3 102
93%
Sept. 8
5
51
Aug. 22
33
June
1
18% June
9 39% Mar. 9
91
Mar. 11
84
Jan.
7
96% Oct.
3
75% May 31
68
Jan. 20
39% June 16
39
1
Oct.
Oct.
100
91% Jan.
89% Jan.
43
Jan.
95% June
66
May
97% Jan.
96% Jan.
64
June
98% June
82
May
10
June
% June
% Mar.
98% Apr.
93
July
1
20
32
13
7
Sept. 27
86% Aug. 26
Jan.
Sept.
97% Sept.
103
Aug.
101% Sept.
78% Aug.
101% Sept.
89% Aug.
105% Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
39% Oct.
20 102% Oct.
21
Oct.
3
J
Oct.
21
55
M fit
U
83% Oct.
41
Sale
45
2
I
Sale
Sale
10 100% Oct.
10
91
Oct.
15
J
A
Oct.
68
13
20
25
MN
J
22
98
Oct.
1
Oct.
99
J
13
3
31
31
Oct.
1013
1003
O
31
42
1
A
Oct.
Apr.
May
June
June
20
May
72% Jan.
17
40
M S
J
19
43
AO
J
21
Sale
23
J
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
42
8
J
59% Oct.
51% Sale
49% Oct.
50%
101% Oct.
101% 102% 101% Sale
Sale
102
103% Sale
101% Oct.
15
18%
18%
14% Oct.
97 %
78
76
86 M
73
70
20 H
72
21
3
24
55
If
M N
Fund AC real est 4Ms gold.....1950
F A
15-year 6 Ms gold
1936
J
D
Gold 5s
'
1951
M S
Gold 5s
1960
60
53
101
O
Oct.
50
79x4 Sale
100%
A
Oco.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Utah Power Ac Light 1st 5s.
....1944
J
1938
13
3
45
5
J
85
28 104
1
Oct.
45
65
J
103% Oct.
4 106
26
10
63
46
8
Oct.
24
57
1953
M
79
Oct.
34
Utah Light Ac Trac 1st Ac ref 5s..1944
8
104% Oct.
104% Oct.
Oct.
45
60
97
M
Oct.
Oct.
30
40% Sale
O
86
17
102% 104
41%
O
Oct.
96
36% Sale
41
A
29
5
29
3
4
18
4
3
39%
A
3
Oct.
63% Oct.
40
J
Oct.
96%
14
92%
26103
3 101%
14
65
18 101
li 88%
5105%
11
18
98% 100
6%« series C
1951
Sinking fund deb *%■ ser A...1947
United Stl Wks(Burbach) s f g 7s 1951
Universal Pipe 5c Rad deb 6s
1936
O
25
Oct.
21
45
A
20
Oct.
10105
13 102% Oct.
Sale
J
Oct.
Oct.
56
M
46
Sale
41%
55
'97"
27
50% Jan.
59% Jan. 21
6
Sept. 8
May
1% Mar.
80
10
Oct.
60% Oct.
99% Oct.
56% July
1
Mar. 28
Mar. 28
47
47
7
94
101
82
45
28
28
Oct.
19
Oct.
6
90% Oct.
25
98
43
8
Oct.
67
31
3
3
Sept.
June 10
Jan.
2
Oct.
42
Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
61
53
93
42
June 17
32
Oct.
87
Oct. 15
46% Oct. 13
95
Sept. 21
90
Aug. 23
23
6
96
Mar. 24
June 13
June 21
June 20
Sept. 16
Apr. 18
Feb. 10
May 31
40
23
5
3
58
102
70
Oct.
Oct.
80
102
50
J
Oct.
3% Oct.
4
102% Oct.
28
S
39
17
101
40
J
24
Oct.
Sale
30
64%
36% Oct.
2% Oct.
a77
104%
50
68
31
31
Sale
10
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
64
31
29
79
1
55
12%
79% Oct.
77% Oct.
10
Sale
96
28
26
Oct.
1% Oct.
90
95
39% Sale
101%
72% Oct.
73% Oct.
Sale
57
62%
/
98% Oct.
19% Oct.
31>
1% Oct.
17%
1%
4
56
J
M
Sale
38% Sale .36% 38
2%
3%
1%
78
79
65%
Sale
66 M Sale
a58
95 %
98
96
97%
42 M
42%
"30"
31M "33" 28
96% Sale
95% Sale
92% Sale
91% Sale
Sale
102% Sale 102
Sale
101
102% 101
62 M Sale
62%
64%
99% Sale
100% Sale
Sale
92
86
86%
104 % Sale
104% 105%
104 % 105
105% Sale
81
78M
84% Sale
Sale
103% Sale 104
Sale
With warrants
89,000
3,000 White Sewing Mach deb 6s
Without warrants
6,000
"i",66o
25
Oct.
Oct.
97% Sale
19% Sale
66
70
32
50
9l""Oct"l9
Oct.
67
Wheeling Steel Corp 1st 5 Ms A. .1948
"27
37
75
100
53
10
40
Sale
25" "26"
1
3
Oct.
23
50
Sale
Sale
Oct.
50
46
45 M
Oct.
50
24
102
Sale
85
35
Sale
102
55
7
20
Oct.
65
17
1
35
100
87
13
40
100M
84
15
Oct.
88*
26
D
Sale
10
Oct.
46% Oct.
91
7
49
3
J
Oct.
29
46%
31
J
1*53
87
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
40%
1934
J
J
U S Rubber 1st 8c ref 5s series A..1947>
M N
United Steamship 15-yr 6s
1937,
United Steel Wka g 6Ms ser A... 1951
.
3
5
26
25
S
S
Westphalia Un R! Pow 6s
Highest.
Sale Prices.
5% May
3 31
July 27
Apr. 20 27% Oct. 29
June 16
40
Sept. 8
90
June
4 103% Aug. 11
75
Aug.
1
97% Oct.
4
Oct.
27% Oct.
38% Oct.
10 103% Oct.
19 97% Oct.
46
Sale
Tenn Elec Power 1st 8c
Western Union coll tr 5s..
30
88
75%
Tenn Copper A Chem—
Conv deb 6s series B
Western Electric deb 5s
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
40
Sale
J
a85%
42%
90%
83%
32%
50
Sale
J
Fuel 1st s f 5s
1953
78,000 Va Elec & Pow conv 5Ms
1942
5,000 Va Iron Coal Ac Coke 1st g 5s....1949
71,000.Virginia Ry Ac Pow 1st 5s
1934
12,000 Walworth Co 6 Ms ser A (with war) *35
Without warrants
2,000
1st • f 6s series A
...1945
98,000
71,000 Warner Bros Pictures conv deb 6s 1939
10,000 Warner Co 1st 6s with warrants.1944
Without warrants
1,000
.1939
17,000 Warner-Quinlan deb 6s....
...1941
13,000 Warner Sugar Ref 1st 7s
Warner Sugar Com 1st 7s
1939
Stamped July 1931 coupon
'39
"1:066
1941
34,000 Warien Bros Co deb 6s
1939
5,000 Wash Wat Pow 1st 30-yr 5s.'
1950
21,000 Westchester Light gold 5s
1946
45,000 West Penn Pow 1st 5e series A
1st 5s series E
1963
32,000
1st secured 5s aeries G
1956
45,000
Oct.
6
13
29
55
55
86
TV*
79
Syracuse Lighting Co 1st g 5s—1951
J
RR gen 5s.....1951
Certificates of deposit...
"f,666
79
20
Sale
79
Tenn Coal Iron 8c
6,000!Victor
13,000
34
Sale
1944
Utlce Elec Lt Ac Pr 1st s f g 5s
1956
Utica G Ac El ref Ac ext 5s........1957
135,000 Utilities Pow Ac Ltg deb g 5M«
'47
473,000
Debenture gold 5s
1959
116,000,Vanadium Corp (Am) conv 5s... 1941
9,000 Vertlentes Sugar 1st s » 7s
1942
358,000
94,000
63,000
137,000
251,000
210,000
471,000
51,000
88,000
90% Sale"
83%
85%
Sale
Southw Bell Telep 1st 8c
Unterelbe Power 8c Ltg 6s
103
44
Sale
Southern Colorado Power 1st g
United Rys St L 1st g 4s..
19% Oct.
19% Oct.
37% Oct.
85% Sale
75
O
Tokyo Eloctrlc Light (Ltd)
J
D
541,000
1st M6't Series
June 15 1953
MS
1,000 Trenton Gas 8c Elec 1st 5s
1949
MN
25,000 Truax-Traer Coal conv 6Ms
1943
MN
99,000 Trumbull Steel 1st ■ < es..
1940
J
J
Twenty-third St Ry Imp 8c ref 5s. 1962
42",660 Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7Ms
1955J--28,000
Guar sec s f 7s
.1952 * A
M
8
79,000 UJIgawa Elec Power 7s
1945 M N
89,000 Union El Lt & Pow (Mo) 5s
1933
J
J
68,000 Union Elec L 8c P (111) 1st 5 M*---1954
24,000 Union Elev Ry Chic 1st 5s... ...1945
40,000 Union OH Cal 30-yr 6s ser A May 1942
First Hen s f 5s ser C
Feb f 1935
38,000
Deb 5s with warrant.
81,000
Art 1945
MN
13,000 United Biscuit (Amer) deb 6s
1942
M 8
701,000 United Drug Co (Del) 5s
1953
7,000
294,000
10,000
343,000
116,000
326,000
89,000
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
96% Oct.
77
South Bell T 8c T 1st s f 5s
Certificates of deposit
Sale
Sale
Sale
104
N
A
Shlnyetsu El Pow 1st 614s...l... 1952 J
Shubert Theatre deb 6s
1942
Siemens & Halske sec s f 4
Ask
MN
1944
D
ref 6s....1947
O
Texas Corp conv deb 5s..
1944
J
Third Ave 1st ref 4s
.I960
o
Adjustment Income 5s
Jan 1 60
J
Third Ave RR 1st gold 5s
1937
MN
Tobacco Prod Corp deb 6%§
2022
32,000 Toho Elec Power (Ltd) 7s «er A..1955
43,000
152,000
568,000
160,000
409,000
19,000
600,000
a85% Sale
J
f deb 5s
Bid.
Highest.
M N
1946
27,000 Schulco Co guar 6H«-—
A
10,000
Guar sinking fund 444s B.... .1946
P
37,000 Sharon Steel Hoop s f 5^s..... 1948
M
194,000 Shell Pipe Line s f deb 5s... — - 1952
408,000 Shell Union Oil
Ask
29
23% Sale
26%
23%
24
37%
38%-Sale
102 % 104 % 102%
96
97 %
217,000 Richfield Oil of Calif 6*
1944
36,000
Certificates of deposit—....
F A
1955
22,000 Rima Steel s 1 7s
M S
9,000 Rochester Gas & El
ser C_. 1948
M S
1977
2,000
Geo Mrge 4
series DJ
Lowen.
Oct. 31.
Oct. 1.
Bid.
505"666
RANOE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
Price
Sales in
October.
Value.
29
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
25
31
19
5
4
4
2
16
19
Sept.
19
1
105
Oct.
»6
106%
105%
105%
105%
Oct.
16
Oct.
Oct.
15
20
Oct.
28
101
Aug. 23
§8*
80
Mar. 11
Jan.
16
97
Jan.
16
75
Jan.
2
72% Jan.
4
IS*
77
Oct.
4
Jan.
65
Jan.
15
21
103% Sept. 20
25% Oct. 20
21
Aug. 18
40
Sept. 8
Jan.
MSept.
5
4
92
88
75
5
9
Sept. 12
Sept. 17
Mar. 12
Sept. 12
Aug. 24
74% Sept. 8
New
York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING OCTOBER 1932.
Stock Sales.
1932.
October.
Shares
Jan. 1 to Oct. 30
In accordance with
a
1931.
47,896,533
378,984,664
489,304,333
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
In
October.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
Price
Jan. 2
1932.
I
Bid.
Par
90
83>* Sale
77
33
Brooklyn Manhattan..
$6 preferred series A
248,900
*
17,500 Brooklyn & Queens Transit.*
Preferred
*
11,400
200
300
800
15,400 Boston
8c Maine
3,202,000 Canadian
340,000
60
Pacific.-
6834
734
283,400
"4",600
""loo
'6,800
33,500
$362,097,950
2,301,996,050
2,487,255,900
Prices are on basis of 100-sbar
.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Chicago & Alton..
100
Chic 8c East 111 RR
100
10
7
10
13
20
24
10
2834 Oct.
81
80
Oct.
11
87
1734
5654
454
4434
834
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
24
11
1234 Oct.
10
1734 June
5554 Oct.
7034 Oct.
2954 Oct.
1734 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
62
634
5454
15
1634 Sale
3034
49
24
Sale
6
4
45
4834
834
10
1354 Sale
3034
35
July
954 May
354 June
6
Oct.
June
934 June
Oct.
45
52
Sale
52
89
Sale
53
70
70
154
3
4
434
1254 Sale
2234 Sale
134
134
55
2 34
2.34
15
Oct.
6334 Oct.
454 Oct.
4534 Oct.
10
11
Oct.
14
10
1734 Oct.
1
13
4
50
June
1134
3134
234
2334
June
8
June
8
July
6
June 28
July 13
18
11
5
Oct.
31
56
Oct.
19
Oct.
1734 Oct.
21
70
Oct.
21
10
2434 Oct. 29
*
154 Oct.
154 Oct.
4
21
154 Oct.
4
2
4
Oct.
8
3 34
834
734 May 31
Apr. 29
July 25
July 26
32
39
25
June
94
Jan.
14
86
Jan.
44
Jan.
18
2
213" Jan.
4134 Jan.
3554 Aug.
91
Sept.
21
14
29
13
5034 Mar.
7854 Mar.
1034 Mar.
8
5
8
954 July
8
254 Oct.
734 Oct.
24
Oct.
11
434 Oct.
13
5
Oct.
1
334 Oct.
534 Oct.
5
Mar.
5
1954 Sept.
2
58
2054 Mar. 5
3034 June 13
69
Jan.
70
Feb.
1 101
6
34 July 15
34 May 12
29
134 June
2
234 May 25
5154 July
62
334
4
30
55
64
m 75*
334 Sale
10 34 Sale
156"""Jan!"l9 150" Jan?"l9
3534 Oct.
Oct.
Sale
60
100
-
Highest.
Sale Prices.
1834
1034
1234
1834
60
55
i
iH
.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
29
11
2834 Sale
Highest.
61
2134 Sale
4454
68
15
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1634
Sale"
14
74
80
4234
6454
2034
12 34
2134
9
65
Sale Prices.
"30" 223""
46
56"" "67"
Ask.
Salt Prices.
Lowest
Oct. 31.
5434 Sale
7034
71
2934 Sale
1754 Sale
2034
22
2834
30
86
87
454
100
12,400
6% preferred
100
170 C C C Ac St Louis pref
100
104,500 Chicago Great Western..100
Preferred
284,800
100
1,100
$189,254,100
disregarded.
are
Ask. Bid.
30
72
8
48
1134 Sale
25
...
Bid.
09
100
70 Canada Southern
400
20*3
731l
'32 34 Sale
470 Carolina Clinch 8c O com .100
620
Stamped
100
11,025 Central RR of N J
100
3,632,442 Chesapeake & Ohio..
25
120
Sale
1934
50
3,183",100
7,400
84
2734 Sale
1534 Sale
........
Beech Creek RR
Oct. 1.
Ask,
Iso*" §55""
100
139,600 Atlan Coast Line RR
100
2,184,050 Baltimore 8c Ohio
Preferred
167,300
.........100
28,000 Bangor 8c Aroostook
50
Preferred
1,700
100
91",500
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31......
Option sales
1931.
1932.
...
...............
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Alabama Ac \lcksburg
100
10 Albany 8c Susquehanna.100
Allegh 8c West Ry 6% gtd.100
2,9'16" 450 Atchison Top 8c S Fe
100
58,800
Preferred..
100
321,200
4,100
11,900
143,800
15,300
2,700
October.
rule or the Stock Exchange, effective Oct. 3 1915, all stocks are now quoted dollars per share.
ota, except in the case of stocks which sell only In a small way.
L
Bond Sales.
29,201,959
Sept.
3134 Jan.
15
6
3
14
354 Aug. 29
5
Aug. 25
Sept. 9
554 Aug. 29
65
1534 Jan.
22
Chic Indlanap Ac Lou 1st pf 100
"9* loo
33,700
144", 400 Chic Mil St Paul At Pacific..*
234 Sale
529,000
3
Preferred
100
.......
1,161,022 Chicago Ac North West...100
Preferred
24,100
...100
252,700 Chic Rock Isl Ac Pac
100
87,000
3,400
11,000
47,600
7% prefferred
6% preferred
44,700
120 Cleveland At Pittsburgh
2,500
2,100
10
Special
"5",600
370
3,850
160
600
80
570
Colorado Ac Southern
1st preferred
1534
11
50
51 ~
2934
100
Cuba pref. 100
100
1134 Sale
27
300
86,600
First preferred
Second pref erred
14,400
200
.....
"5", 900
700
14,200
...100
Preferred..
300 Havana Elec. Ry
340
Preferred
300
200
100
100
100
1,236,650 Illinois Central..........100
11,220
6% pref series A
..100
Leased line stock
3,330
..100
RR sec stock ctfs ser A1000
4,760
497,400 Interboro Rapid Transit
100
114,700
300
60
150
38,200
1054
634
854
634
29
14
1734
4
Sale
Sale
11
8
62
22
23
1734
1234
50
10
16
Sale
1234
1334
77
Sale
8
3
734
Oct.
10
534 Oct.
10
354
654 Sale
1634
434
12
60
62
31
4
Sale
754
10
5
13
Oct.
10
9
Oct.
754 Oct;
10
15
H
Sale
634
6 34
;
34
54
34
54
834 Sale
T 'in
46
"ir" Sale"
34
34
634
8
8
60
Oct.
11
12
Oct.
25
60
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
12
17
3
12
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
21
19
Oct.
7
1734 Oct.
3
54
Oct.
10
2234 Oct.
334 Oct.
11
'"130
20
......
1,275
160
,'
400
35,600
15,200
420
.....100
400 Iowa
7•
68",600
4,400
Preferred.
Central
100
JoIIet At Chicago RR 7%
pflOO
Kansas City Southern....100
Preferred
16,800
283,200 Lehigh Valley
100
198,700 Louisville
100
50
Ac Nashville
8,560 Manhattan Ry mod 5% gu 100
Mod guar
560,200
,.100
20,500
...
980 Market Street Ry
Preferred
120
20
134
7
334
534
4
21
4
7
13
10
""400
4,800
180
250
1134 Sale
60
10
10
3
4
10
6
1434
134
M
2
4
2734
4534
28
55
30
8
1234
34
234
1334
154
434
20
Sale
.37
48
1034 Sale
20
Sale
21
30
27
31
11
8
25
2534
8
•
5
34 Oct.
34 Oct.
18
18
200
600
73,966
18,800
44,700
30
140
"
12,300
8,400
4,000
434,000
170,647
Minn St Paul At S S M
424,500
862,405
Missouri Pacific
ft Vk
34
2
1734
31
1834 Oct.
1
434 Oct.
534 Oct.
Oct.
7
13
34 Oct.
10
Oct.
Oct.
1134 Oct.
5
4
Sale
41
3
14
Oct.
5
3
154 Oct.
27
24
3
Oct.
24
11
20
Oct.
1
10
2054 Oct.
1
30
20
Oct.
8
3134 Oct.
734 Oct.
334 Oct.
26
134 Oct.
9,140
1,980
480,700
3,100
7,420,917
82,100
105,200
560
.....
534
34
10
Leased line
Preferred series A—
10
Sale
..100
N. Y.
Chicago Ar St Louis.100
Preferred series A
10,205 New York At Harlem
270
20
♦No par value.
100
..100
50
x
non-cum pref..
50
Lackawanna Ac West. 100
Ex-dividend.
175
Sale
934
1834
11
._._—
734
2154
Sale
1934
14
15
2134
2854
2054
26
11
13
454
54
134
,434
54
534
34
1054
7
2 34
1234 Sale
534
554
8
X
1
Vk
534
34
Sale
4*
3
1
lH
434
1234
7
Sale
1354 Sale
5034 Sale
1554 Sale
91
2934 Sale
4
554
108
1
234
1034
2134
1234
4834
1834
15
i
2934
5
9
114
654
116
100
■i:
Sale
Sale
634 Sale
Sale
12ft
24
37
Oct.
27
Oct.
22
20
11
834 Oct.
554 Oct.
8
234 Oct.
8
2
Oct.
15
2
8
Oct.
13
9
6
Sale
Oct.
10
Oct,
1034 Oct.
1434 Oct.
10
934 Oct.
11
15
4
tB
5
3
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
17
4
15
5
7
10
Oct.
7
34 Oct.
15
234 Oct.
134 Oct.
34 Oct.
26
18
10
11
Oct.
1834 Oct.
2034 Oct.
28
Oct.
13
7
2
May
254 May
2
May
48
Sepj.
534 May
31
19
25
6
28
22
2934 Aug. 23
Sept. 2
Sept. 22
1134 Jan.
2
20
Aug. 29
30
18
9234 Sept. 2
4534 Aug. 23
9
Jan.
534 Jan.
15
6
10
Jan.
34
134
1154
1534
103*
50
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
Sept. 8
Aug. 25
Aug. 25
Sept. 7
25
Jan.
454 June
1
934 July 20
1534 June
1
4
May
5
234 June 10
1234 Mar.
5
34 June 15
1
May
5
334 June 14
34 Aug. 25
Oct.
18
June
15
June 20
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8
19
Oct.
Oct.
4
3
10
11
1034 Oct.
2134 Oct.
1
1
434 Oct.
654 Oct.
10
734 Oct.
3
3
1434
Sale
17
534 Sale
Sale
10
Oct.
31
49
25
1134
34
54
1534
34
Sale
1954
Sale
1234 Oct.
34 Oct.
54 Oct.
15
Oct.
1834 Oct.
21
18
Sale
4
Sale
834
Sale
5
Sale
3
18
7
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
7
34 Oct.
54 Oct.
31
4
15
Oct.
4
10
30
5
Oct.
Oct.
1
654 Oct.
3
31
Oct.
3
434 Oct.
11334 10454 Oct.
10
22 119
734 May 26
34 Oct.
554 Oct.
1034 Oct.
2334
10
26
31
26
4
8
9
June
34 Oct.
1
July
8
May
2434 May
8
8
854
3
10
1
9
Oct.
634
May
June
Oct.
1634
2
June
3
90
6
27
5
2
106
Jan.
Jan.
5
234
49
Sale
5
10
234 June
3
Sale
0
1
5
134
49
54
54
8
May 28
Oct.
334
234
54
3
354
65
18
July
June
5
3
4
1
13
Sale
83
13
Jan.
1654 Jan. 22
2734 Jan. 14
2434 Jan. 14
61
Sept. 6
27
14
Sept.
1434 Jan.
154 Oct.
3
Apr.
3054 Jan.
8
21
27
20
IB
48
29
Jan.
2434 Sept. 6
38
Sept. 3
45
Aug. 23
1434 Jan. 28
1454 Mar. 7
1234 Mar. 5
3
Jan.
25
2
Oct.
15
1134 Sept. 8
134 Sept. 20
175
16
27
30
Sale
12
34
Sale
10%
N Y
10
20
Nat Rys of Mex 2nd pref..100
1st preferred
100
510 New Orl Tex At Mexico
100
New York Central
234
434
334
1034
12
2234 Sale
100
.100
9
175
100
Mo Kan-Texas
2
54
140
9
18
434
334
10
Mar. 23
Mar. 24
34 Apr. 20
34 Apr. 11
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
42
2
2
34
34
834
934
534
954 Oct.
7
21
234
..100
100
32
1
4
10
33
7
2
100
3
10
42
434
234
31
234 July 21
July
6
4
Oct.
154
1534 Sale
454 Sale
..100
Convertible preferred-.100
320 Morris Ac Essex......
50
4,368 Nash Chatt Ac St Louis...100
500
100
90
4,600
Preferred
7434 Oct.
3934 Oct.
554 Oct.
1
8
5
5
654 Oct.
534 Oct.
31
Sale
1434 Aug. 25
June 29
30
534 Sale
12,900 Minneapolis Ac St Louis..100
700
15,300
Prior preferred
Second preferred
Oct.
Oct.
50
1854 Sale
35
100
........
25
434 Aug. 25
8
Aug. 25
May 31
134 May 25
434 May 26
2
May 25
5034 Aug.
4
434 June 29
.54
10
54 June
1
134 May 26
2
5
Oct.
1434 Oct.
Oct.
100
Certificates of deposit..100
1,950 Int Rys of Cent Amer
*
30
Certificates.
.._....*
3
10
..—
H
*
81,900 Hudson Ac Manhattan
Preferred
3,000
3,500
2234
Sale
——
10
534
""366
1134 Sale
74
100
Green Bay Ac Western
100
Gulf Mobile At Northern..100
334
16
3934
534
Sale
734 Sale
220 Erie Ac Pittsburgh
.......50
831,300 Great Northern pref
..100
554
Sale
1934 Sale
100
96,906
9
7034 Sale
534
234
62
1034
5
334
954 Sale
15
1734
14
15
35
35
.....
100
100
534
67
6
1,200 Duluth South Sh At Atl_.100
1,900
Preferred..
100
175,900 Erie
100
12,800
4,100
20
Sale
...100
830 Detroit Ac Mackinac Ry
300
Preferred...
100
Sale
Sale
9
100
184,670 Delaware At Hudson.....100
1,351,626 Del Lack At Western
50
19,100 Denver Rio Gr Ac Wes pref 100
12,100
433,500
1,300
17
100
2d preferred
16,700 Consolld RR of
2,130 Cuba RR pref
Sale
634 Sale
100
50
3„
Oct.
18
1
4
a
31
234
3*
34
34
54
634
134
334
4654 Mar. 11
8
2054 Mar. 8
34 Jan. 15
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Jan.
May
May
July
May
June
134 May
234 May
July
734 May
34 Feb.
34 May
954 Aug.
854 June
134 May
2
8
2
8
2
Sept. 17
40
June
8234 May
July
Apr.
100
65
1534 Sept.
2534 Sept.
2934 Sept.
3834 Sept.
9
26
9
12
13
28
12
26
1
2% Jan.
29
9
26
Jan.
53* Mar. 31
54 Aug.
454 Sept.
6
Sept.
2034 Sept.
13
Sept.
24
Sept.
11
7
7
10
23
23
11
Jan.
22
26
60
Jan.
26
Sept. 3
30
Sept. 2
Sept. 3
34 Sept. 6
20
Aug. 24
3654 Jan. 15
954 Sept. 8
1554 Jan. 22
1273* Aug. 16
125
Apr. 26
65
Apr. 22
|f
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
1.
In
T
Price
Jan. 2
8TOOK EXCHANGE
Par.
Shares.
Shares.
_
1,600
8,400
321
166", loo
120
.
290
First
590
3d preferred
2,000
1,273
580
800
457,800
""200
5,900
500
262", 166
.
Preferred
500
29,366
Preferred B
369,200 Western Maryland
Second preferred......
16,900
18,100 Western Pacific
Preferred
75,200
300
1,800
3,400
1,100
70
62,300
700
112,200
600
68,100
7,500
102
108
102
10
8
9
6
Sale
3%
2
3%
3%
8
700
800
25,200
1,200
2,300
700
Pref series A $30 warr'ts
4,000
Sale
1
Sale
20
Sale
12
Sale
Sale
15% Sale
~
23
6
44
17
5
8%
5,900
9,000
100
800
410
75
1,000
4,100
3,300
35",200
100
4,100
1,200
4,500
1,200
3,620
1,500
500
146,847
11,000
900
62,600
200
10
6,800
1,800
18,200
700
300
7,400
1,470
190
.
Chem
5
100
*j
*!
*
.100
(Conn)
*
95
4%
54,400
Preferred
67
262*
3
11
2%
2%
2%
10
Sale
8%
1
7%
%
6
10
Sale
13
%
Amer Car 8c Foundry..
Preferred
Chain
Preferred
_.*
100
26
*
5
100
Chicle..
Foreign Power....
............
(6)
Preferred
......
....
Ex-Dividend,
y
6%
*
26%
31%
45
5
7
5
9
10
62
Sale
2% Sale
Sale
3
2%
6%
4
6%
5
9
2%
"13"
10%
Sale
8%
108
a
6
14%
6%
15%
85
55%
3
6
36%
20%
Sale
34
15
50
8
12%
28
5
14
63
Sale
Sale
7
_
I*
8
41
Oct.
5
25
Oct.
17
27
Oct.
18
11 102
10
8
Oct.
5
Oct.
20
3% Oct.
3% Oct.
9
Oct.
3
17
11
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7
10
5
4
31
10
Oct.
Oct.
10
9
25
Oct.
29
4% Oct.
1% Oct.
6
7
10
14%
%
%
29%
12%
15%
-
-
35
6
140
21
86
140
10%
Sale
86
7%
20
12
18
12
13
Sale
12%
13%
5
4%
4% Sale
5
40
50
100
Sale
Ex-rights.
9%
9
Sale
2*/
,
Sale
33
9%
43%
Sale
9%
4%
3%
7
28
7% Oct..
18
Oct.
4
76% Oct.
64
Oct.
3
Oct.
3% Oct.
1
3
3
6
3
28
26
8% Oct.
6% Oct.
3
Oct.
10
5% Oct.
4
Oct.
85
Oct.
5% Oct.
55% Oct.
13% Oct.
10% Oct.
2% Oct.
8% Oct.
51
Oct.
1% Oct.
9% Oct.
2% Oct.
1 % Oct.
2% Oct.
2% Oct.
2% Oct.
21
21% Oct.
85
Oct.
7% Oct.
60
Oct.
4
10
18% Oct.
Oct.
3
Oct.
9% Oct.
60% Oct.
2% Oct.
12% Oct.
2% Oct.
2% Oct.
5% Oct.
4% Oct.
3% Oct.
8% Oct.
11
10
53% Oct.
55
Oct.
2
Oct.
2% Oct.
5% Oct.
6
Oct.
1 % Oct.
3% Oct.
21
10
10
10
13
10
13
3
18
8% Oct.
7% Oct.
12
Oct.
40
Oct.
1
Oct.
8
10
21
8
8
15
10
10
8
6
31
10
11
10
3
% May
May
May
4% Apr.
9
Apr.
% Jan.
% Jan.
6% June
2% May
3
July
3% June
15
May
3% May
1% Apr.
7
June
27% July
40
May
% June
1
June
% June
1% May
2
May
% June
% May
28
3
2
21
11
15
2
4
1
16
1
21
12
28
20
16
11
31
2
1
16
28
26
9
31
7
%
3%
2
11
36%
8
15
Sale
2%
2%
1%
2
6% Sale
Sale
14%
13%
Sale
5
4%
16
Sale
Sale
42%
Sale
A9
3
Sale
26%
12
2
1
25
26
5%
20%
24
25
24
29
Sale
2%
1%
Sale
Sale
■
25
4
12
June
3
4
10
18
7
1
3
7
5
1% Oct.
10
5
4
8% Oct.
10
21% Oct.
11
28
8% Oct.
10% Oct.
17
Oct.
28
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
3
28
Oct.
21
10
10
25
42%
1%
6%
14%
80%
56%
122%
7% Oct.
20% Oct.
26
Oct.
Oct.
26
32% Oct.
10
11% Oct.
27
Oct.
4% Oct.
15
Oct.
37
Oct.
Oct.
7
7% Oct.
13
24
% June 11
June
3
Oct.
7
25
\i
5
12
3
5
18
4
1
29
28
i*
26
Oct.
6
Feb. 17
17% Oct.
10
26% Oct.
Oct.
2
Oct.
7
8
Oct.
28
11% Oct.
6
Oct.
10
11
11% OCj.
9% Oct.
11
10
2
Oct.
6% Oct.
37
Oct.
25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
Oct.
40% Oct.
% Oct.
9% Oct.
24
41
Oct.
10
% Oct.
18
Oct.
Oct.
10
3% Oct.
27
11% Oct.
36% Oct.
1-128 Oct.
26
7
4
6
7
11
26
18%
15%
13%
4%
4%
26
Sept. 8
Aug. 25
Aug. 25
Aug. 25
19% Jan. 30
21% Aug. 25
Jan.
2
115
Feb. 19
136
Feb. 16
112
2
52% Oct.
Jan. 29
33
Sept. 2
38
Oct.
5
102
14% Sept. 2
24
6% Jan.
14
9% Jan.
22
13% Sept.
7% Mar.
20 V* Jan.
% Jan.
1% Sept.
37% Jan.
18% Sept.
23% Sept.
25
Feb.
35
Sept.
14
Mar.
4% June
24% Jan,
94% Feb.
71% Aug.
4% Aug.
6
Jan.
3
Jan.
8
26
June 30
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
3 % June
3
Feb.
9% .ian.
24% Aug.
98
Mar.
9% Sept.
73
Sept.
30% Mar.
14
Sept.
4% Aug.
16% Mar.
63% Sept.
3% Sept.
16% Apr.
4
Mar.
3% Sept.
8% Sept.
8
8
Sept.
19
Jan.
47
17
25
June
6% Oct.
37
Oct
2% Junt
4
■;
Ju*y
3% July
July
19
Oct.
4
27
33
Oct.
5
10
15% Oct.
1
Oct.
8
Oct.
25
11
Apr.
4% Oct.
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
June
19
Oct.
17
Oct.
14
3
15
8
15
8
9
9
8
8
13
Sept. 8
Sept. 12
Sept. 8
Jan.
11
Sept.
P
Mar.
4
Feb.
15
19
%
if*
June
Sept. 6
Aug. 29
7% Sept.
26
Jan.
37% Mar.
Jan.
6
Sept. 24
Mar. 22
Sept. 29
Jan.
9
Sept.
Apr
Sept.
8
9
6
Jan.
21
Jan.
18
Aug. 29
Aug. 30
Sept. 8
Sept. 7
68
Mar.
12
Sept. 8
Aug. 30
Aug. 30
Aug. 29
Sept. 6
|H
i
49
June
22% Jan.
3% Mar.
3
Aug.
9% Aug.
32
Aug.
July
33
June
6
28
8
9
51% Mar.
% Oct. 14
21% Mar. 8
Ja
Oct.
23
8
11
17
8
9
4
2% Aug. 25
9% Aug. 23
Sept. 8
50
2
1%
6%
26%
24%
1
7
15
.
2
11
1
13
15
29
Sept.
Sept.
15
June 30
1% Apr. 22
7
June 22
18
June
1
16
19
3
28
15
11% Sept
2
11% Sept. 2
4% Aug. 25
8% Aug. 25
2
6% June
hi
177/8
40
July 11 90
Feb. 18
29% June 27i 73% Mar. 8
2 129
93% June
Mar. 14
28
6
26
13
25
29
10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7%
26%
11%
1%
3
7
8
10
22% S pt. 8
21
% Seo
12
Aug. 26
15% Sept. 3
22% Sept. 8
Oct.
2
28
2
21
8
8
21
1-128 Oct.
26
26
25
3
28
zz
Oct.
14
Oct.
21
Jan.
18
9
Apr.
45
2
July 13
8%
6% Jan.
11
11
May
27
1
May
5
2% Apr.
15%
100
July 28 110
2
May
4
15
5
May
38%
3% June
5'
33
2% May
4
21%
3
May
21
6%
1
May
1
6%
4% May
4
27
9% Oct.
% Oct.
8
9
6
6
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
4
1
15
Oct.
Mar. 15
42
6
8
Sept.
Feb.
Jan.
4*
7
7
4
Jan.
Apr. 23
6
July
2
3% June
5
May 31
3
5
May 27
25%
3%
13%
4%
23%
5%
14
Jan.
42% June 27
88%
96% Apr. 14 119%
June
1
4
15%
7
4% July
10
% Apr. 11
2%
1
4
8
May 26
1
30% July
6
% June
9
7% June
1
July 27
May 31
May 31
4
21
21
June
11
9
1
9% July 20
4
19
21
3% Oct.
10
June 24
8
13
July
1
1% May 31
22
Oct.
29
1
68
4
4
70% Oct.
45% Oct.
116
Oct.
3
8
June
10
13
13
82
Oct.
13 117% Oct.
26
12
Oct.
14
10
12
140
38
%
34
Sale
13
37%
9%
2
ft I "
if* Sal*
32
18
Sale
40
14% Sale
Sale
100
17
9%
Sale
*
9
Feb.
1
5
Oct.
29
34
Sale
9
15
•
Sale
13
16
•
•
3
2
34
*
—
15
7%
11%
9%
100
July 22
July
5
July 20
9% June 10
July 11
15
May
2
15
May 27
75
May
1
3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7%
"4%
7% Sale
19%
Sale
7%
8%
21% Sale
3% Sale
7%
12
Sale
*
Sale
x52
26%
5%
AA
11% Sale
75
70%
29
45
Sale
4
*
p
9%
43%
1% ;y 2
124% 119 %
11%
25%
Sale
12
40
75
122
Sale
18
2
10
7%
*
45%
11
?
45%
25% Sale
2~
16%
21%
85% 104%
5% Sale
56
64%
15
17%
10% Sale
2% Sale
8%
9%
53% Sale
1%
2
11% Sale
2% Sale
1% Sale
3%
3%
2%
3%
.2%
4
9%
2?*
8*
15%
42%
1 %
50
117%
109,700 Amer Locomotive
Preferred
29,750
294,800 Am Mach 8c Foundry..
24,500 Amer Machine & Metals
1,600
Voting trust ctfs
109,500 American Metal
11,100
% Conv preferred
2,660 American News Co
x
37%
25
...
•N^parvaiue
May 27
1% June 30
3% June
2% June
Mar. 31
17
Oct.
2% Oct.
9
Oct.
80% Sale
66% Oct.
73% Sale
113% 118% 116
117% 116% Oct.
Sale
8
7% Oct.
10% Sale
12
9
10
7% Oct.
7%
2
1%
1%
%
% Oct.
5
Oct.
8%
8%
5%
Sale
20
18% Oct.
68% Sale
105% 110
11
2%
Sale
3
Sale
5%
6
6
5
Sale
Sale
.......100
....
1%
10%
2%
2%
5%
Sale
Sale
66
17%
Sale
3%
9%
Sale
59
Sale
40
12
22%
104%
9
Sale
20
85%
Sale
Sale
*
...100
2d pref A
*
118,019
27,100 Am Hawaiian Steamship
10
..*
26,120 Amer Hide 8c Leather
Preferred
...100
28,900
*
261,235 Amer Home Products
h
146,847
*
242,900 American Ice
Preferred
100
12,800
983,700 Amer Internet Corp..
*
15,000 Am La France 8c Foamlte
1,080
Sale
30
3
3
14%
Sale
2%
Sale
3%
13%
75%
60%
100
...
Preferred.....
Preferred
3%
6%
65
1
7%
65%
16%
11%
13
%
Sale
...
American Can..
Preferred
_
25
85
24%
10 J*
z y\
2%
13%
49%
1%
13%
»
Am
Coal
Co
of
Alleghany
120
County, N J
25
15,400 American Colortype
*
10
272,900 Am Com Alcohol v t c_.
New
20
307,600
»
19,600 Amer Encaustic Tiling
43,300 Am European Securities
•
130 American Express Co.....100
2,145,800
117,700
6
2
1%
5%
1%
40
97
50
June
6?
13
6
% Sept. 27
1% June 14
Sale
0%
3
Am Brake S 8c F
Am &
64%
3
4%
Oct.
Oct.
30
25
14%
%
%
15%
20
25
13
10
18
Sale
American
10
24
6
14
American
Sale
4%
6%
25 %
6
137,700
51,080
9,700
4,800
76,200
2% May 16
May
1
Sale
2
57,400 Amer Agrlc Chemical (Del).*
134,800 American Bank Note..
10
Preferred
50
4,810
19,300 American Beet Sugar
*
7,900
2,900
24
Sale
Sale
1
10
6
7
Sale
7,779.800
26,400
163",900
*
__*
*
...
Preferred
Preferred
3
14
Sale
62%
2%
3%
6
458,500
4,300
500
Agrlc
16% Oct. 20
2
Sale
10%
8%
8%
6
30
Sale
2%
8%
*
3,890
50,166
4,790
160
3,200
1,700
.100
....
825
25
5%
Pref series A $40 warr'ts 100
200 Amer
20
Mar. 17
1
4
Sale Prices.
Jan. 21
May 26
July
6
July 12
15%
Apr. 19
June
I
3%
June 27 135
July
5 78%
Jan.
9
69%
,
Sale
2% Sale
7%
11
%
%
28%
20
% Sale
%
%
28 % Sale
3
Pref series A $30 ex-war .100
4,406,000 Allied Chem 8c Dye..
Preferred
22,100
364,300 Allis Chalmers Mfg
26,950 Alpha Portland Cement
7,700 Amalgamated Leather
Preferred
3,000
97,900 Amerada Corp
""166
10
19% Oct.
2
Oct.
8
Oct.
16% Oct.
14
Oct.
29
24% Oct.
108
100
Oct.
10%
7% Oct.
10%
%
%
8
18
205 Alliance Realty
276",800
24
100
*
4,040 Alleghany Steel..
290
16
100
100
Preferred
12,900
32,300
14
8%
Abitlbi Power 8c P
119,600
9
\
105
92
26
140
8%
*
2,969,600 Air Reduction Inc
13,000 Air-Way Elec Appll Corp....*
1,789,900 Alasaa Juneau Gold Mln.10
5.100 A P W Paper Co
*
941,600 Allegheny Corp
•
2,100
10
11
12% Oct.
1% Oct.
5
Oct.
10
Oct.
6
Oct.
Higtiest.
Prices
5% May 26
24% Oct.
1
Oct.
139
100
100
.........
10.900
160
100
.......
6,900
5,100
2,200
90
6
Preferred
100
2.099
794,400 Adams Express
Preferred
100
4,682
*
89,600 Adams Mlllis
61.400 Addressograph Multigraph
44,900 Advance Rumely
»
231,500 Affiliated Products
90
160
3
7.600 Abraham & Straus
59,300
90
32%
4
65
68
1
14% Oct. 10
1
Oct.
4
16% Oct.
37
Sale
Oct.
i!h
3H
57*
MISCELL.
8c
INDUSTRIAL
16
26
Wheeling 8c Lake Erie
100
Preferred—.......—..100
129,600
23,310
8
34
100
...
19
33
29
100
Preferred A
10
44%
Sale
21% Oct.
35% Oct.
11
Oct.
% Oct.
2% Oct.
106% Oct.
78% Oct
10
40
139
100
...........
Wabash
6%
24%
24%
100
90,500 Third Avenue
7,900 Twin City Rapid Transit. 100
Preferred
100
2,670
100
2,492.150 Union Pacific
29.845
10
40
Deposit receipts
104,200
67,300
Sale
1
3%
1%
14%
1%
7%
30
5
'
2,200
3,400
2,500
14
Sale
14
Sale
2%
10
4%
Sale
5
Sale
12
9
33
3%
690,100 Southern Railway...
100
Preferred
100
168,020
Mobile 8c Ohio certifs_.100
3,900
100
2,200 Texas 8c Pacific
80
16%
%
1%
88%
78%
Sale
110
Sale
27
Sale
40
12
"6%
.
16
110
Preferred
.......100
2,000
*
210.100 Seaboard Air Line
Preferred
.....—100
15,600
100
3,659,769 Southern Pacific Co..
1
8
8
31%
Francisco..100
100
100
16,100 St Louis Southwest
48,200
10,600
4
19
Louis-San
Preferred
10
2
2*
78
3
4%
19% Sale
11%
Sale
St
2
x!
98
80
23% Sale
1
2%
5
Sale
160
183,910
Sale
78
2%
2
%
106% 107
Sale
125
West
2
4
115
500
9,000
16 %
68
Sale
Sale
%
if
100
&
Preferred
179,200
100
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
pref_.50
Second preferred
50
310 Rensselaer 8c Saratoga—100
7,810 Rutland RR. pref
100
7,500
10,100
7
6
12,800
70
300
8
11
Sale
120
8
120 Pitts Youngs 8c Ash pf 7% 100
64,500 Reading Company
50
First preferred
7,400
...—50
100
700
Oct.
Virginia.-100
Plttsb
400
3,100
24
Sale
90 Pitts Ft Wayne 8c Chicago. 100
3,200
100
Sale
1
..100
110 Phlla Rapid Transit
32
2
-—100
100
12% Oct.
16% Sale
35
1
100
8,200 Peoria 8c Eastern
18,600 Pere Marquette
Prior preferred
13,818
Preferred
9,145
Highest.
Sale Prices.
21% Sale
39
Lowest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
67%
18
1
6
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Sale
1%
117
100
100
...—50
preferred..
2,110,780 Pennsylvania
500
""loo
l°oA
8%
Convertible preferred -100
72,900
349,400 N Y Ontario 8c Western..100
*
2,800 NYRys pf
100
12,350 Norfolk Southern
100
125,800 Norfolk 8c Western
Preferred
108
3,651
150 Northern Central.......--50
1,391,600 Northern Pacific.........100
100
1,000 Pacific Coast
200
151,700
100
Hartford
N YNH &
2,011,700
56,900
5,100
31,100
Ask.
Bid.
Oct. 31.
Oct. 1.
1932.
Jan.
October.
RANGE SINCE JAN. I.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
STOCKS
N
31
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
Jan.
8
14
9
10
30
30
30
N. Y. STOCK
I
SA1
PRICES
STOCKS
a
Sine
*
Par.
Amer Power & 1
101
92
*
21,
226,
2,
93,
116,
18,
51,
,473,
190,
,393,
30,
^ 8,
Preferred
108,
9,
234,
509,
18,
1
66,
9,
,139
10,
93
2
4
39
1
59
351
274
83,
33
3,
60
153
5
Am Rolling Mill
American Safety Razor
American
Refining,
100
Amer Solv & Chem
Corp
Pre ferred
......
.
„
.
„
26
75
...
Am Sum Tol>
•
Teiegll.IIIlOO
Amer Type Founders
lou
100
...
Am Wat Wks 8c El
...»
Certificates.....
»
1st preferred
»
3
"8"
100
tr ctfs*
v
1
25
Anaconda Copper
50
Preferred
Andes Copper
Mining Co
Archer Daniels Mid
Preferred
303,
23,
...»
100
Arnold Constable
Corp
Artloom Corporation..
*
Art Metal Construction
Associated Apparel Indus
Associated
10
*
Dry Goods
1st prefer red
_
....
W l
*
... ...
Refining
25
»
...
I.IIIlOO
Preferred
Stores.w... *
Corp..
*
Atlas Tack
II..*
Austrian Credit Anstalt
......
*
-"Isn
»
....
Preferred
100
Barker Bros
1100
Preferred
Barnet Leather
♦
,737,
149,
100
Barnsdall Corp, class A...25
Bayuk Cigars, Inc
100
Creamery.....
Preferred
1,
8,
7,
2,
348,
449,
3,
12,
13,
12%
Bethlehem Steel Corp
7% preferred.
10** Sale
90
Sale
96
35
1
Sale
Sale
46
1%
Sale
Sale
10
3*
63*
2
4
50
80
»
*,
73*
2**
7%
93*
9**
143*
9%
18%
77
4
IX
L33
7%
Sale
Sale
70
50
Sale
12
163*
Sale
23
84
5
ist preferred
Borden Co. (The)
100
25,
Corp........10
Botany Cons Mills A.
50
Borg-Warner
Briggs Ac Stratton
»
Brockway Motor Truck
•
Preferred
■'
4
r 2-
36
30
15
50
6
11
90
Oct.
1
4
13
31
45
1X
8
14
16%
12%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31**
Oct.
4
25
52** Oct.
7% Oct.
33** Oct.
25
Oct.
10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
2
5
7
10
1
3
June 30
8
3
Apr.
13
7
25
—,
11
26
Oct.
10
10
5
Oct.
Oct.
113* Oct.
71** Oct.
53* Oct.
25
13** Oct.
18 100** Oct.
14
10
10
15
%
2
Sale
5
Sale
16 X
Sale
89 **
3S" zt'A
4* llg
4%
59
Sale
14**
61
3%
Sale
1%
17%
18%
1
4
4
1
5
17
5
6
26
3
3
3
Oct.
2% Oct.
3% Oct.
11
3
Oct.
18
Oct.
20
Oct.
Oct.
7
45
Oct.
7
13
4
Oct.
13
5
1% Oct.
18
2% Oct.
Oct.
25
9
Oct.
3
33** Oct.
19
Oct.
14
30
Oct.
14
35
35
15
Oct.
13
15
Oct.
Oct.
13
73*
13**
10**
63**
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
8% Oct.
17% Oct.
6
5
7
59
Sale
49
3
3* Sale
9** Sale
~X
3*
83*
10
4
8% Sale
20% Sale
85
80%
1" '
15
5
Brunsw'k Term Ac Ry See
Bucyrus-Erte Co
(7)
ilk
July 21
53* Sale
53* Oct.
73* Oct.
6
28,
6** Sale
163*
18
5
Oct.
10
Oct.
5
15
22
Oct.
3
76
Oct.
Oct.
10
75
21
81
Oct.
4
1% Oct.
10
13* Oct.
3
Oct.
20
77
2
11
11
33* Oct.
9
10
6
Oct.
8
Oct.
28
12**
69**
38**
5%
583*
8%
9%
15**
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
28
32
Oct.
**
3*
29 J*
11**
**
Sale
12** Sale
683*
70**
39** Sale
5**
53*
57**
59**
10** Sale
Sale
12
Sale
173* Sale
343* Sale
9
15%
13
n
I*
Sale
11
Oct.
5
Oct.
1
8
Oct.
5
24
20
60
383*
10**
50**
X
11**
50**
21
18
1!
10
14
9
10
*
Watch
v
vjt
t C...
4
3
31
** Oct.
% Oct.
18
3* Oct.
% Oct.
20
4
27
593* Oct.
13
10
10
15
Oct.
4
15
Oct.
4
1
11,
24 ** Oct.
46** Oct.
28
8
4
6% Oct.
7% Oct.
56** Oct.
8
8
4
10
1
4
Oct.
10
30
Oct.
1
73* Oct.
10
113* Oct.
5
Oct"""7
Oct/27
•
%
2%
%
%
...........100
Class B
*
Class B certificates..
»
....
Bush Terminal Co
*
•
Debenture stock
100
Bush Term Bid go gtd pref. 100
Butte Copper & Zinc
5
Butterick
•
Butte & Superior
Mining..Ifti
...
Preferred...........
*
..100
113*
16**
51
40
IX
3%
1%
19
65**
Oct.
25
104
Oct.
4% Oct.
83** Oct.
32** Oct.
23
July
9
Aug.
10
4
6% Oct.
4
3*~Oct""l3 "T"oct:"3
33* Oct.
5% Oct.
6
21
28
53* Oct.
7** Oct.
1
Oct.
Io
3
7
Oct.
19
10
2
Oct.
10
6
4
2% Sale
1
1%
33* Oct.
1% Oct.
22
3**
1%
5
1%
Sale
68
Sale
5
6
Oct.
8
7
J* Oct.
29
1
i*
;
June
'
33*
5%
2J*
1**
3*
1
2% June
July 8
Apr. 13
3
June
4
May 31
Oct.
1
3
3
11
2
8**
Oct"
7
5
§3*
Oct.
7% Oct.
Oct.
25
31
17
Oct.
36
Sale
36
Oct.
18
44
Oct.
**
2%
1%
12%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8
15
7
10
1** Oct.
3% Oct.
1% Oct.
193* Oct.
4
3
3
6
5
7
7
4
9
July 27
May
2% May
Apr.
Apr.
X Oct.
July
26
28
11
16
Feb.
9
Xh
s
11** Oct.
1
4
17
** Apr.
»»
"
Sale
**
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
113*
2%
3%
i% Sale
14
143*
59
43**
2
June 16
9%
10%
7%
20%
42%
1%
1
*& May 13
** May 11
20
July
1
33* May 26
** Apr. 26
4
May 26
100
""
Sale
3*
2
**
8** Sale
16
2
26
Ax
Sale
2
1
13
22
Oct.
4 105
2
"5%
2
28
1
16
46
3
1%
21
31
4
1
27
5
3
3%
n
17%
13
30
Sale
AX
Sale
June
65
40
Sale
•
c
Burroughs Add Mach.
el*
Sale
3**
5%
2%
*
Burns Brother*,
new
2%
100
Wheel
1$
Oct.
Oct.
1
723* Oct.
Sale
105
July 29
Oct. 28
July
1
IX Apr. 22
89
76
June
12**
69**
29**
23*
573-*
4*4
53i
7**
16**
9%
33*
6**
14** Oct.
"7%
30**
110
1013*
Sale
43*
3%
2%
%
33*
5%
4
35
51
Oct.
7
1
7%
May 27
July
8
** Apr.
9
10
Apr. 29
% June 28
4** June
9
33* June
10
25
Sale
May 31
8
27
9% Oct.
49
x*
2
62
Oct.
U
60
Sale
8%
Oct.
17** Oct.
70
Oct.
Oct.
43
45
9
8
29
12
25
16
% May 17
% Mar. 30
1** June
li
May
Jan.
June
May
June
June
July
Apr.
June
June
50
Apr.
40
Apr.
4% June
6** Oct.
7% Oct.
56** Oct.
I
12%
50
25
Sale
19
28
41
51
Feb.
163* Oct.
11
50
8
25
Sale
17
43* Sale
15**
6%
7%
7%
12%
55%
383* "66""
15
13**
June
1
45
40
*
6**
83*
7**
45**
3
19
29
13
30
16
22
28
9
4
5
4
7%
...100
(E G) Mfg
Preferred 7%
5** May
May
13* May
7
Apr.
85
Apr.
24
May
3* May
3* June
3** May
1
May
2** Apr.
43
July
4
May
5* May
3
May
20
July
15** July
6** July
40
1
11
2
12
31
18
19
31
2
7
31
21
1
41
Sale
June
Oct.
3
17
10
5
5
** May 10
July
9
1** May 25
2834
Oct.
69** Oct.
52
62**
4
3
Sale
10
Sale
2
May 25
4
13
14
::::: "15"
Sale
*
10
Conv preferred
Jan.
3% Oct.
5
20
9
Budd
*
June
III
56** Oct.
13* Oct.
18** Oct.
10
42
103**
6%
2%
*
26
10
o
1
3*
16
117,
3,
111,
Briggs Manufacturing
Brunswlck-Balke-Coll
6
10** July
11
May 26
II
May 27
11
Sale
2
12*
2
23* Oct.
363* Oct.
69
41** Sale
Sale
6
83
100
1
3
July
Feb.
July
June
Apr.
July
May
Sale
100
Preferred
June
95 J* June
4
June
44
6
10
11
an
53 %
1%
7
37
Oct.
10
3
3
4
16** Sale
70
58%
14%
14%
23%
46%
l*f
2
1% Oct.
7
1
14
2
u
6
Sale
17%
Sale
193*
48%
Oct.
1
5
5*4
3%
3*
X
IX
3X
85
46
5
45
2
2
25
7
53* Oct.
a
June
May 31
23* Apr. 29
693* July 11
1
40** June
27%
1133*
76**
813*
24 118**
67
Sale
18
31
6
31
11
13
21!
Oct.
13* Oct.
3* Oct.
6% Oct,.
1
15
26
8
2l|
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11%
5
11
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19**
7%
7%
83*
Sale
11
Sale
JX
35
25
—
% Oct.
2% Oct.
3
4**
15
5
26** Oct.
77** Oct.
43*
33
4
Oct.
34
Oct.
Oct.
1%
10** Oct.
66
11
Oct.
6
10
27
Jan.
** Jan.
** Feb
3
May
34
July
20
May
10
Oct.
11
15
33**
26
96
4
50
82
Byers Co...
26 104
40
IX
4%
^
31
12,
3,
28,
26,
32,
826,
Oct.
39
3
' Sale
8% Sale
•
76,
104
25
50
*
405,
15
July
213* June
6% Oct.
100%
40 **
1% Sale
% Sale
June 21
4
75
103*
June 22
5% May 31
22
4
3
Sale
^100
...
Preferred
1
21
13
96
2
3* June 20
% Apr. 22
10
Oct.
4
8%
6%
3%
4%
2%
3%
Brown Shoe, Inc
2,
7
8
10
20** Oct.
%
1%
45
...100
Bohn Alum Ac Brass Corp...*
Bon Ami class A
...*
Booth Fisheries....
•
Class A
Oct.
10
Sale
3
45
•
Blaw-Knox
Buiova
8
18
4
Oct.
Oct.
3%: Sale
19** Sale
11
Brooklyn Union Gas
4,
10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
Sale
Sale
96,
19,
2,
531,
12,
49,
44,
36,
2,
20
10
July
6
3% June
1
July
1
** Apr. 29
3
May 25
133* June 27
24
Oct.
100**
46%
1
5%
100
Bloomingdale Bros
10,
Oct.
Oct.
10
29
10
70
Sale
7
»
*
Bullard Co
1
24
Oct.
31
21
69
40%
•
65,
5
Oct.
Oct.
323*
32
4
20
Best Ac Co
Preferred
Oct.
93* Oct.
92*4
31
Oct.
10**
..100
Belg Nat Rys part pref
Bendlx Aviation Corp....
Budd
15 J* June 30
30
64
67
4**
lix
70
Blumenthal At Co pref
196,
Oct.
70
7
14
70
50
Beech-Nut Packing..
Belding Brothers
Preferred
41
Sale
1%
3
5%
28**
Sale
113*
9
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
19,
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
64
13
•
1st preferred
Beatrice
93*
18
13*
**
133*
113*
Sale
27**
80%
2,
21
9
*
1
7% preferred..
9,
18,
161,
15,
,785,
297,
29
10
50 n
.....
Aviation Corp of Del
(The).. 5
Baldwin Locomotive
40
70
X
14X
Prior A
Autosales
36
303* Sale
101% 105
5%
13%
....
Auburn Automobile
Austin, Nichols 8c Co
50
12
25
100
...
Sale
45
4
50
•
Preferred
Atlantic
2%
%
14%
15** Sale
100
SS Lines.
Atlas Powder
22
40
*
.100
2,
724,
1,
2,
265,
6
"Il00
Bamberger (L) Ac Co pref.. 100
1,
3
22
27**
93* Sale
...
4,
2,
2%
*
Armour (Del) pref
100
Armour of Illinois class A..25
Class B
25
Preferred
M
Sale
1%
2%
•
Anaconda Wire & Cable....♦
Anchor Gap Corp...
Preferred
,003
11
24
im
*
.
Pref voting'trust ctfs
Amer Zinc, Lead 8c Smelt
Preferred
A rlas
22** Oct.
63* Oct.
92** Oct.
5%
103% Sale
983*
77
64
Sale
59**
81X Sale
66% Sale
62**
115
120
109% 109** 109**
13
14
103*
Sale
25
18
21
153*
Sale
22
Sale
193*
Sale
20
Sale
17**
58
50
64**
55
52**
7% Sale
4% Sale
43*
32% Sale
28
25%
25**
Tobacco
25
Glass B.................25
Preferred
100
Writing Paper
Sale
13%
8X
a
112X Sale
American
_
IX
i\X
33
10
American Sugar Refining.100
Preferred
100
American Woolen.
Preferred
18*
3
106
63 X
34
25
10
36**
31X
•
Preferred
100
22
Sale
101
100
Stores
Amer Telep &
7% Sale
..
100
5
11
10
Sale Prices.
3
June
2
-
-
92
Sale
Foundries
2d preferred
8
28
7% Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
13
Oct.
4
35
Oct.
5
♦
Preferred
American
Sale
45
100
Atl G at
,912
*•
25% Sale
16*
25
...
.........
Amer Steel
14%
21
•
100
Associated Oil
5
-
•
2d Preferred
Preferred
100
*
Preferred
American Snuff
92
•
1
32
31%
9X Sale
•
2
,123
31
Highest.
Sale Price.
9% Sale
40
29
25
Shipbuilding
Amer Smelt &
Am
Sale
Lowest.
Ask.
*
American Seating
Amer Ship & Co mm
•
Bid
~
*
4
4
56
Oct. 31.
Ask.
12 %
34
Sale
...100
..
Preferred
5
Bid.
•
American Kepi,biles
4.
697,
(5)
13 3*
52
Oct. 1.
Ask
■tamped
$5 preferred
1
31,
1,
76,
*
Bid.
Am Radiator & Stand San__*
,051
792
46
11
17
3,
964,
42,
29,
Ight
Pr«,«ireo
Preferred
Pref A
RANGE SIA
Jan. 2
1932.
'hare
,427
IN OCTOBER.
Price
stockexchange
'an.
16
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
6**
3**
7%
12 **
29
12
June 27
June
1
June 23
July 14
July 12
Apr.
5
13* June 10
** July
5
7
May 16
35** May 23
33
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
AGGREGATE SALES.
Jan.
Calif Packing Corp...
Calumet & HecIa'Cons Cop
400
143,500
23,900
243,400
31,300
31,300
11,200
766,000
7,141,400
'
700
18,000
1,900
3,400
197
416,500
133,300
9,100
9,700
1,400
80,500
34,300
1,604
558,600
23,200
2,100
73,100
25,350
617,200
700
100
270
4,100
2,000
20
26,700
1,100
300
"3~, 350
42,300
370
1,000
3,500
100
100
2kx
60
Caterpillar Tractor.
*
Celanese
•
10%
8%
Corp of America
Voting trust certificates..*
Preferred
6,100
Chesapeake Corp
Convertible
100
80
15,500
2,400
Chicago Yellow Cab
7,400
311,900
22,200
125,000
3,600
22,090
78,400
10
270
2,500
10,100
"i",I66
5%
f
40,600
4,000
141,500
7,700
7,600
1,800
—
Preferred
600
100
110
650
4,220
700
27,610
5,620
1,715,450
1,600
199,700
17,600
100
100,900
14.500
2,600
Sale
65
70
100
%
*
*
8% Sale
15%
16
106% Sale
46% 47%
•
Preferred
"26% "27%
*
Sale
7%
8%
70%
94%
88
.........100
•
Preferred
100
Preferred
10
9
Colonial Beacon Oil Co
*
Colorado Fuel Ac Iron ....».*
Comm Inv Trust
60
69% Sale
"3% Sale"
62% Sale
9% Sale
20% Sale
16% 20
6 H % preferred
Sale
97
..100
Convertible
preferred
stamped..
Warrants
19
17
67% Sale
100
Commercial
Sale
Sale
13
34
*
Preferred
98%
57"
*
230
1,160
6.205
100
420
6,200
14,600
272,600
5,100
9,200
151,100
5,000
39,100
96,300
5,166,750
80,300
109,900
2,065,800
21,900
249,100
12,211
27,000
93,200
5,800
5,400
160,000
70,725
180
Congress Cigar
•
500
18,100
200
900
8
57
x
100
Industry
3,900
13,900
27,800
65,000
1
Preferred
547
16,500
14,100
20
200
900
450
2,600
4,800
2,300
"3",300
1,240
102,600
15,300
700
50
2,500
2,100
8% preferred..
Consolidated Textile.
Continental Bakcl A
7,500
1,600
20,000
3,300
76,900
200
300
2*
%
100
..100
»
t c
Crucible Steel of Amer
Preferred
...
19%
I»
41
3
22
10%
•
18
22
100
43
1*
8
77,600 Curtlss Publishing Co (The)*
23
.__..._.*
8% preferred
•
1st Prefer red.
.......
128,100 Diamond Match
Ex-dividend
Sale
134%
Sale
22%
12%
3%
It14
24
Sale
1%
1%
Oct.
18
27
10
18
65
11
66
2
Oct.
Oct.
6
4% Oct.
14
73
Sale
10
4% Sale
8% Sale
10%
8
4
18*
9% Oct.
2% Oct.
100
*
1% Sale
8
Sale
56
80
17
8
Oct.
31
8% Oct.
28
3
20
Oct.
5%
9%
10%
10%
Oct.
5
3*
6
7
12
17
100
93
94
47%
47%
97%
47% Sale
14
Oct.
6
7
90
17%
% Oct.
"
S
Oct.
11
10
9
16"
89
7%
70%
12
10
10%
26
36
72
75%
17% Sale
■34% Sale
12
11%
Sale
4
57
57%
d"
Sale
Sale
13% Sale
84
83%
5%
i*
Sale
7
4
Oct.
7
4
12% Oct.
8
Oct.
Oct.
26
47% Oct.
4
12% Oct.
8
Oct.
26
90
10
1
98
66*
26%
9
&
42
55%
21
11% Oct.
10
10
9% Oct.
2% Oct.
11
28
17% Oct.
34% Oct.
12% Oct.
4
Oct.
Oct.
1
4
57% Oct.
3
11
25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
21%
22%
77%
9*
"81%
o
Sale
6%
AA
9% Sale
5%
7%
67
43%
55%
48%
6
24
7
4
55% June
% June
3% May
5
May
6% June
4
May
43
Sept.
54% Apr.
76
Oct.
8
7
10
78% Oct.
% Oct.
11% Oct.
8% Oct.
10
10% Oct.
3
4
4
7
Oct.
Oct.
1
43
Oct.
8
7
Oct.
43
""3%
3
Oct.
1
7
Sale
7
Oct.
31
Sale
51
Oct.
10
Sale
5
Sale
94% Oct.
4% Oct.
6% Oct.
100
94
%
Sale
Sale
6*
Sale
1
Sale
40
Sale
•
5%
37%
X
34% Sale
4% Sale
17% Sale
2% Sale
6% Sale
33%
54%
50%
5
39%
Sale
Sale
14%
15
2% Sale
5% Sale
40
3
% Oct.
8% Oct.
3
1%
126
5
23%
Sale
132
5%
Sale
4%
5
11% Sale
22%
25%
27
31%
1% Sale
13
79%
85
70
Sale
3% Sale
9% Oct.
40
Oct.
20
Oct.Oct.
5
4
2
4
31
4
72
3
115
10% Sale
——100
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
21
10% Sale
3%
24%
135
Sale
Sale
3% Sale
15% Sale
25% Sale
22%
27
1%
1%
19
19
Sale
June
4% Aug.
25
1
Oct.
1
1% Oct.
% Oct.
Oct.
6
29
37% Oct.
26
Oct.
Oct
31
10
25% Oct.
31
17% June
3
Apr.
6% May
% May
3% June
% June
24% July
99% June
1% May
13% June
10% Jan.
2% May
37% May
17% June
13
25
Oct.
Oct.
13
21
13% Oct.
31% Oct.
10
3
Oct.
3
10
11
35
5
Oct.
Oct.
2
Oct.
10
5;
Oct.
10
18% Oct.
2% Oct.
6% Oct.
42% Oct.
10
55% Oct.
4
Oct.
25
5% Oct.
26% Oct.
4
11
130
Oct.
13 140
3% Oct.
13
Oct.
11
20
3% Oct.
10% Oct.
31
22
Oct.
25
Oct.
8
1% Oct.
1
Oct.
26
10
4
16
2
4
7
1
2% Feb. 19
1% Jan. 18
Sept. 7
Aug. 27
27
6
25
27
2
15
6
31
27
5
3
31
2
June 29
6
20
12
Oct.
20
27%
4%
12% Sale
27% Oct.
14
30% Oct.
4
12% Oct.
11
18
Oct.
5
Sale
57
57
69% Oct.
2% Oct.
10
June
1
2
Oct.
Oct
26
2% Sale
4
May
5
2% Oct.
10
Oct.
4
Mar. 28
2%
16
2%
2%
20
Sale
69
18%
Sale
90
75
6
10%
3%
4
3%
82%
60%
5
Sale
3
lh
4
12
30
3%
62
Sale
Sale
47
Oct.
25
7%
26%
26%
7%
Aug. 24
Sept. 9
16
Oct.
Sept.
9
Oct.
4
31
37
31
Mar. 12
3
Aug. 29
25% Oct.
Jan.
14
49% Jan. 14
Sept. 6
Aug. 31
26
Aug. 31
j
35% Mar.
31
9
Mar. 14
Jan. 15
86
Jan.
14
3% Sept. 22
4% Sept. 6
26
82% Oct.
11
Jiine 30
90
Mar. 12
60% Oct.
14
62
76
Mar.
7
7
11
5
15
10
Oct.
Oct.
June
Oct.
May 28
12
2% Oct.
28
3% Oct.
8
Sept.
7% Sept.
6
9
3% Oct.
1% Oct.
8% Oct.
24
6
2%
4
1%
7%
3%
Sale
3
Sale
77
16
10
16%
78%
90
17%. 18
24%
25%
11% Sale
15%
16
11% Sale
8
9%
3%
6%
5
May 26
1
4% July
7
June 29
13
Sept. 28
80
90
10
MJune
May 25
3% Apr. 26
20
Jan.
67
14
15
4
4
RFid
90
87
Sale
Sale
11
6
6
2% Oct
8
Sept. 7
25% Mar. 8
3% Sept. 24
9% Sept. 6
59
Sale
16
2
13
2
5
Mar.
41
80
10
76% Sale
18% Sale
25
25%
11% Sale
12
19
47% Mar.
2 140
Oct.
2
7
10% Jan. 13
9
Aug. 10
Sept. 8
1% Aug. 30
11
32
Mar.
101
June 10
9
% June
6
May 31
15
7
68% Mar. 8
98% Sept. 29
June
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
28% Oct.
4% Oct.
13% Oct.
xfM
June
Feb.
Mar.
June
May
May
Apr.
June
1
6
-
11
June
3
8
Jan.
54% Apr.
12
4
Oct.
55
Jan.
79
1
It*
58% Jan.
13
41% Oct.
Sept. 22
1% Sept. 2
Sept. 8
Sept. 8
12* Sept. 7
Sept. 8
June
27
1
17
Oct.
81
June
Oct.
6
101
8
Oct.
14
8
27% Mar. 3
Sept. 30
105
_
%
%
%
2%
%
24%
Sept. 3
Aug. 25
Mar.
7
6
2
3
60
97
8
Sept.
Mar.
June
13
%
1%
%
3%
%
5
Mar.
20
Oct.
7|
Mar. 11
Feb.
16
Oct.
9
27
29
July
19
17
45
3
1
30
8
Jan.
June
14
29
7
14
SiX
72
5
Oct.
20, 97%
111
6
73
5
45
4% Oct.
10% Oct.
62% Oct.
SI*
June
Feb.
June
88
1
,
June
23% Oct.
1% Oct.
1 % Oct.
30
2%
13%
130
Sale
June
10% June
20
94
28
94
Oct.
5% Sale
6% Sale
96%
% Sale
1%
1%
8*
July
19
17
40
96
24
June
20
Oct.
97
3%
11%
11%
10%
1
Oct.
Oct.
41
56%
94%
4%
6%
May
1 % June
27% June
23% Oct.
19 102
5 101
45
Sale
May
Apr.
10
Oct.
Oct.
45
Sale
Mar. 17
19% Oct.
43
7%
Mar.
21
43
3
10%
80
19
48
40
May
20% Oct.
72% Oct.
49%
33%
20
40
8
9
July
31% Mar.
June
17
7
28
26
5
9
26
102
96
Mar. 22
8 171
Mar. 11
Oct.
Oct.
18
72
M
22
96
120
9
50
19
7
Mar.
5
Feb. 15
Mar.
8
Jan.
95
18% Oct.
19
Sale
102
June
4%
3
10
10
101
130*
90
4% June
May
1
Oct.
7% Oct.
44% Oct.
10
5
24
20
6
2% July
8.
Oct.
100
c9A
Sale
4
4
18%
18%
J*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
24
72
I6l"
10
42
73
81%
1%
%
11% Sale
13%
6%
10%
10%
26
5%
25%
21
22% Sale
8
51
20
Oct.
Jan.
July
Apr.
2%
12% Oct.
14% Sept.
37
Sept.
79% Aug.
21
Sept.
41% Mar.
14% Aug.
5% Aug.
Av'
19
Oct.
May
Jan.
49%
19
5
15
14
«3*
14'
9
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
7
12% Oct.
Sale
Sale
Jan.
85
65
Sale
Sale
8
68
Oct.
4
10
Oct.
Oct.
15% Oct.
11% Oct.
5% Oct.
67
US
87
74
70
16
22
Sept. 7
Sept. 10
Sept. 2
Sept. 8
Feb. 19
June 30
June
26
10
5
9
8
Sept.
Oct.
74% July
41% July
171
July
4
14
Mar. 12
11
12% Oct.
83% Oct.
4% Oct.
26
25
10
72
102
IS*
■I*
May
% July
188
15%
86%
6%
52%
Jan.
#»
June
8
Feb.
Jan.
June
ilH
1% Oct.
% Oct.
90% Oct.
46% Oct.
90
3
6
Jan.
18% Aug. 23
June
5
18
18
29
7% Mar. 15
20% Sept. 8
9
6% Jan.
Jan. 23
85
8
15% Jan.
Feb. 17
ig
June
1
12
Jan.
30% Sept.
June 28 320% Sept.
1
May
2% June
6% July
Oct.
6
Jan.
12% Sept.
Oct. 28
July 16
Aug. 19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18% Oct.
12% Oct.
55% Oct.
10
11
Oct. 13
45% Oct. 22
12% Oct.
1
%
%
2%
Sale
9
2% Sale
20
52
100
12%
17%
69
13%
23%
7%
14%
8%
4*
'7
3% Oct.
7% Oct.
7
1%
16%
4%
8
"2%
Sale
80
112
9%
14% Sale
11%
11%
80
90
Sale
8%
3%
5%
6%
9
8%
18% Sale
13
12%
55
54%
30%
Sale
13
7
Oct
1
10
Sale
,.5
357,700 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
*
18,400 Dresser (S R) Mfg conv cl A..*
Class B
♦
13,300
3
19
5
31
14% Oct.
3% Oct.
75
May 17
4% June 2
1% June 21
% Aug. 10
% Aug. 11
v 1% June 17
7% June
2
2% June
2
60
July 11
3 % June
2
1
May 26
Sale
4
7%
35,200
Participating 6% Pref..25
»
271,000 Dome Mines Ltd
63,200 Dominion Stores Ltd-*
x
20
*
Sale
Sale
_*
31
Preferred...
$
125
50
49,000 Cudahy Packing
170 Curtiss AeropI & Mot Co Inc *
Dar vai«iv
5
% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
% Oct.
2% Oct.
?8
1%
16% Oct.
o
Sale
100
10
1
Sale
34% Sale
13%
21%
100
Sale
42
•
(The)
Preferred
Sale
%
♦
...
Crown Co*l At Seal
Preferred
Crown Wll P 1st pf
Crown Zellerbach v
AA
Sale
5
»
Preferred
560
20
50
100
..._*
Container Corp class A....20
Class B
»
.....
1,800
70
100
»
174,400 Davison Chem__
670 Debenham Securities
77,500 Deere Ac Co pref
20
59,800 Detroit Edison
...100
11,100 Devoe Ac Reynolds A...
•
18,500
10
10
10
9
24,200 Cutler-Hammer, Inc
12,100 Davega Stores Corp
1,200
Oct.
Oct.
Consol Laundries Corp.....*
Consolidated Oil Corp
.__.*
490
30
Oct.
1
10
94
1,309,400 Curtiss Wright Corp
I
Class A
1
229,900
1,235 Cushmans Sons 7% pref.. 100
50
6
:p
9
30
3
4
14% Sale
Sale
28,240
11
16% Sale
90
6,893
65
13
1
♦
Pref $5
61,400 Cuban American Sugar
10
11
Oct.
61% Sale
Cuba Co
Oct.
8
29
Sale
111,820
18,000
1,180
14,600
37,400
12,215
34,000
19,600
2,400
13
Apr.
June 16
16% June
10
61
35,100jCrex Carpet
35,900,Crosley Radio
""600
35% Oct.
4
4
Oct.
*
Consolidated Gas
....
88,666
65
47
44% Sale
5
3%
11
9%
warrants
752,770 Continental Can
_*
55,200 Continental Diamond Fibre *
263,900 Continental Insurance..2.50
253,600 Continental Motors
1,105,500 Continental OH of Del
140,400 Continental Shares
*
943,100 Corn Prod Refining
25
7,7071
Preferred
100
226,000 Coty.Inc
*
46,300 Cream of Wheat ctfs
*
55,400
6
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
6% Oct.
23
43
"26"
24
•
(6%)
8%
7%
100
nref
Class B
Oct.
57
Sale
27
Sale
96%
Sale
100
Preferred
Consol Film
22
2
2
4
4
3
76
13
10
*
*
Prior
6
1
June
June
Oct.
63
8% Sale
*
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc...
Preferred
24
Oct.
June
1
10
96
a\*
Solv
Conde-Nast Publlc'ns
4% preferred
8%
7%
100
19,200 Consolidated Cigar
""300
5% Oct.
5
4
10
11
196
*
Collins Ac Alkman
100
95
*
A
%
"2" "16%
100
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co
10
11
28
51
*
50 Conn Railway Ac Lighting 100
10
No
26
85
...100
Voting trust certificates..*
272,750
1,800
12,700
•
*
...
560
6}
13% Sale
2,494,986 Commonwealth Ac Southern *
Preferred.
♦
106,900
*
209,521 Commercial Credit
Class A
50
18,400
Preferred
7%
25
3,960
Preferred B...
25
4,440
1st preferred
..100
6,530
660
28
10
Oct.
May 27
Oct.
2%
9%
"
Sale
12
8
__25
38,844 Columbia G Ac El PreferredlOO
Common
*
2,965,465
781,800 Columbian Carbon
Columbia
Pictures
Corp
▼
t
c*
67,200
3,900
217,300
8
8
Childs Co
Chile Copper..
Class
8%
11
10*4
10
10 Coca-Cola Internat Corp
10~200
7
*
Chlckasha Cotton Oil.
38,700
Oct.
June 17
1
6% Oct.
1% Oct.
Sale
4
*
preferred
Class A
1,080
6,200 Clark Equipment
12,300 Cluett. Peabody Ac Co..
Preferred
1,235
1,237,800 Coca-Cola Co (The)
"""700
16% Sale
*
ChicagoPneum Tool
500
500
Oct.
8
4
7
Sale
8
10
29
510 City Investing
123,750 City Stores
1~9O6
4
Sept. 8
Sept. 10
7% Sept. 8
9% Aug. 29
15
Sept. 9
Sept. 6
Sept. 8
32
Aug. 25
65% Sept. 3
19
1
% June
% Oct.
5% Oct.
5% Oct.
11% Oct.
20
Oct.
*
New
5,470
560
"
75
4
18
7% Oct
7%
1%
5
10
25
11
55
%
2%. Sale
15
14%
3%
3%
75
63
19
Sale
8
100
Checker Cab
6%
1%
9% Sale
2%
2%
*
7% preferred
52
Sale Prices.
14% Oct.
Oct.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
Sale
% Oct.
3% Oct.
22
Sale
Sale
I*
66
100
_
Cerro de Pasco Copp
Certain-Teed Prod
7
26
10%
JX
*
Sale
3fA
65
17%
Century Ribbon Mills..
4
Sale
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
SalePrices.
9
%
6
2*
100
Preferred...
Central Agulrre Associates
Sale
22
Sale
1
♦
Ask.
9%
%
3H
9% Sale
15%
16%
4
......50
4,754,200 Chrysler Corporation
94,100 City Ice Ac Fuel.
689",300
25
Celotex Co
147,200
55,800
4,680
10,190
58,700
1,220
13,200
3,600
1
5% Sale
6
5%
11% Sale
21%
7%
20
33%
Mills
Preferred class A
PA
Sale
Capital Admin Co Ltd C A.
Case (J I) Co
Pref 7%
9,787
25,700
10,300
12%
Campbell W & C Foundry...♦
Canada Dry Glng Ale
*
Cannon
AskJBid.
Bid.
*
10
Callahan Zinc-Lead
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
Oct. 1.
1932.
Par.
109,600
53,300
7.800
3,800
13,900
Jan. 2
1.
Shares.
Shares.
„:u-
Price
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
October.
STOCKS
9
82
6
Oct.
Oct.
5
5% Oct.
1% Oct.
10% Oct.
87
Oct.
16% Oct.
76% Oct.
18% Oct.
26
Oct.
11% Oct.
16% Oct.
16% Oct.
11
Oct.
3% Oct.
21
4% Oct.
74
11
10
Oct.
10
14% Oct.
6
75
l!
Oct.
16% Oct.
25
Oct.
10% Oct.
15% Oct.
10% Oct.
10
11
20
7
10
5
Oct.
28
3
May
11
3
June
June
3
July
May
122
20
1
June
95
7
Apr.
May
19%
10
?% Sept. 6
May 25
15% Jan. 15
Jan.
14
16% Oct.
20
15
Feb.
26
27 i
Jan.
20
June
2!
3
June
2; 18% Sej
12%
18%
4
July 211
23
5
June
12%
3
Fe
N. Y. STOCK
SAL
Sine*
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
STOCKS
N. Y
Jan. 2
1932.
hare;
Oct. 1.
Bid.
Par.
Drug. Inc
;
Dun hill
Int
•
5
3
Dupla.i
•
38X
2X
»
Silk-..........
Preferred
3,
100
89
97
2,
3
128,
,280,
47,
63,
,709!
101%
a
k
Sale
E I duP de Nem 8c Co
Sale
6% cumul preferred.... 100
Elttngon Schtld
*
103
6%% conv 1st pref-.-.100
Electric Auto-Lite (The)...*
Sale
Sale
98
100
1
3
27% Oct.
2% Oct.
26
7
Sale
3% Oct.
Sale
46
Oct.
120
Oct.
34
98
5% Oct.
31% Oct.
Sale
99
Oct.
98
% Oct.
7*
7%
9X
21X Sale
88
81X
IX
IX
93"
13,
6,
American shares
w
Sale
1..
Elec Power & Light
Preferred certificates
52
Preferred (i)
Rights
5
32
*
29
7
17%
Sale
81%
88
Oct.
40
40%
pref preferred...
Preferred (BH%).
cum pr ferred..
....
Equitable Office Bldg
Eureka Vacuum Clean.
Evans Products Co
2
n*
3%
*
Preferred
13
7% preferred.
Fashion Park Assn.....
Preferred
1
9
178
189
*
•
Federated Departm't Stores. *
Federal Light 8c Traction..15
114
64
317
553
69
8
7
1
27
2
267,
99
Jan.
22 125
3
June
271
43% Oct.
1
22
July
19
25 103% Oct.
Oct.
1
Oct.
7
1
10
26'
86,
364,
492,
2,
16,
10,
126"
9,
713,
308,
211,
3,
51,
20,
8,
24,
55,
2,
,699,
402,
,238,
365,
17
1
1% Oct.
19
1% Oct.
6% Oct.
17
10
2% Oct.
11% Oct.
1
3
Oct.
11
35
3
30% Oct.
1
Oct.
3
% Oct.
% Oct.
13
1
29,
743,
77,
427,
2,
1%
8
Sale
3%
1
i%
o
21
5%
Sale
1
1%
3
Sale
27
10
22
92
16
~87%
Firestone Tire & Rubber.. 10
Preferred series A
100
First National Stores*
14%
51%
45 %
Sale
*
%
Sale
100
i
Flsk Rubber
100
conv
Florsheim Shoe class A
Preferred 6%
*
100
Follansbee Bros
*
Machinery Corp
81
485*
8§*
5% Sale
*
Foster-Wheeler
*
preferred..
Foundation Co.
conv
*
»
"8% Sale"
75
94
3
3%
Fourth Nat'l Investors
1
18 X Sale
Fox Film "A"
5
2% Sale
Franklin Simon pref.
Free port Texas Co
lOw
_♦
Gabriel Co (The) Class A...*
Gamewell Co (The)
•
Gardner Motor
Gen American Investors
Preferred
Sale
12%
48%
30
12
5
Cable
Preferred 7%
A....
100
Cigar Inc
*
..100
Special
Gen Gas 8c Elec Cl A..
100
....
Corp,..
10
Preferred (6)
Gen Outdoor Advertising..
Sale
12
13
100
2X
IX
13%
3%
2
17
f
4
4X
28 X Sale i
85X 100
Sale
Sale
*
„*
*
100
Gen Realty 8c Utilities Corp
Preferred
5
25
25
16% Oct.
Sale
5
.
6
8
40
50
%
1%
1%
3%
10%
%
P
it*
Feb.
14
18
7
19
Aug. 25
Sept. 12
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
6
7
16
6
8
4
Jan.
16
64
Jan.
8
14
55% Jan.
14
40
1%
^
Sale
o
6%
•
Sale
8
1
Oct.
25
1% Oct.
4
10
Oct.
3
6% Oct.
20
Oct.
Oct.
18
3% Oct.
8
1
Oct.
6
38
1
May
July 28
Sept. 9
25
4
Oct.
11
Oct.
14
21
Oct.
% Oct.
6
1
Oct.
6!
19
31
35
25
Oct.
Oct.
28
35
10
25
1%
%
3%
13%
6%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
47
7
9
70
85
5
Jan
4
Oct.
11
24
25
11
20
Oct.
9
17|
1
June 30,
1
May 12
June 13
Sept.
iff
July 13
6% June 17
9% Apr. 20
8
11
Sept.
8
28
Sept. 13
4" Aug. 11
4% Mar. 23
6% Aug. 29
47% Mar. 8
1% Sept. 10
8
7% Jan.
Sept. 3
85
Jan.
Jan.
64
Mar. 11
June
1
35
Sept. 23
10
15
June
2
25
2% Oct.
1% Oct.
5% Oct.
4
1% May
May
May
6
May
5% June
26
1
Oct.
4
6% Oct.
20
18
3*
4
3
Oct.
7
% Oct.
% Oct.
% Oct.
5
% Oct.
% Oct.
% Oct.
3
10
10
3
4
7
Oct.
7
14
4% Oct.
10
7% Oct I
10
12% Oct.
4
3% Oct.
11
7
Oct.
1
19% Oct.
.3% Oct.
3
5
4
Mar. 31
75
June 24
94
10% June 14
7
July
8
35
July
68
28
2
45
%
%
%
4%
63
2
Feb.
1
Feb.
2
Oct. 10
Apr. 29
July 19
June
2
3% May 28
3
May 25
1
July
10% June
1
July
5
1
8
15
10
4
4
20
Oct.
17% Oct.
10
25
Oct.
1
Oct.
11
26
Oct.
24
11
3
3
1
% June 11
5% May 31
Oct.
15
1% Oct.
9% Oct.
18
13% Oct.
3% Oct.
27
13
3% Oct.
11
Oct.
10
4% Oct.
3
21% Oct.
103* Oct.
1
6
31
21
17
10
Aug. 12
7
3
Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
10% Mar. 16
27% Jan. 15
8% Mar. 8
16% Sept. 6
3
3% Oct.
3%
25
25
'
14
2%
Sale
Jan.
13
63% Oct.
51% Oct.
Oct.
4
Sept.
28
22
15
3
Jan.
Mar. 29
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
23
Mar.
&
22
11% Oct.
11
Feb.
Mar. 16
16
55
Oct.
16
June
25
2% Oct.
8
Feb.
30
5
Oct.
Oct.
17
HB
Sept.
Mar. 17
26
83
13
7
4%
9%
j V&
2% July 22!
15
July 26
14
25
24
% Sale
% Sale
% Sale
3
9
3
40% Oct.
Sale
48%
May 26
3
10
12% Oct.
11% Oct.
45% Oct.
Sale
27) 19
Oct.
15
12
J1
7% Oct.
50% Oct
1
55
4
Sale
Sale
17%
Sale
13
June
83
3%
18%
2%
10%
23%
24%
7%.
1%
9%
12
2
100
Sale
3% Sale
June
14
s!"
Sale
Sale
12
Oct.
'
16%
5
it* 25*
3
5
10
Sale
June
14
"
"II" ""Oct" "II
12
13
14
18
7 37%
July
May 31 107%
June
2\ 25
6
51
July
July
l\
Oct.
1%
6%
35
,3%
Oct.
5%
19
25
33
5
49
110
Gen Steel Castings pref
Gen Theatre Eq v t c
*
..
No
7% preferred
*
100
(The)
*
7% prior preferred...
Gobel (Adolf)
100
•
Gold Dust certificates
*
Goodyear T 8k R...
1st preferred..
Hosiery...
4
2% Sale
18
21
7
33% Sale
95
112
18%
11%
30%
1%
Sale
2
18
Sale
Sale
Sale
24
29%
Oct.
May 31
2% May 16
June
7
Jan.
18
18% Aug. 30
Aug. 30
54% Sept. 3
% Aug. 30
2% Aug. 31
2
Aug. 30
10
Feb.
82%
8%
10%
15%
Apr. 14
Sept. 6
Feb. 19
Sept. 8
20
7% Aug. 27
22% Sept. 6
5% Aug. 27
72% Jan. 14
26% Sept. 3
26
32
Oct.
Feb.
24
9
3% Sept. 28
17
Jan.
91
60
83
3%
6%
3%
8%
8%
6
4%
57%
Sale
Sale
1
Sale
135*
9
19%
20
if*
Sale
50
Sale
54
2X Sale
27
5
40 %
1
10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2% Oct.
2% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
11
18
Oct.
4
7
35
Oct.
3
Oct.
6
8 105
Oct.
10
18% Oct.
10
26
27
15
8
Sale
72
Sale
5%
19
a
W
Sale
*
8
Sale
24% Sale
50
50
93
3
1
11% Oct.
31% Oct.
3
2
Oct.
6
17% Oct.
8.
1
25
Oct.
18
Oct.
Oct.
14
35% Oct.
16% Oct.
21
11
22% Oct.
25
24
Oct.
4
Oct.
11
4
92
Oct.
22
12
Oct.
10
46% Oct.
95% Oct.
17% Oct.
13
82
40
73 % Oct.
2%
6%
4%
55%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
■
7
19
1
Oct.
3
21
33* Oct.
6% Oct.
11
28
8
Oct.
10
22
3
28
60
Oct.
24
Oct.
13
11% Oct.
18
4% Oct.
16% Oct.
5
% Oct;
10
1% Oct.
3
3
1
70
14%
20
55
X
52
IX
17% Sale
65%
69
2%
15
5% Sale
68
69
5% Sale
16% Sale
95
40
70
5% Oct.
16
Oct.
31
9
Oct.
26
20
Oct.
100
14% Oct.
66% Oct.
11
Oct.
11
8
Oct.
5% Oct.
2
8
20% Oct.
69% Oct.
3
5% July
5% July
3
w*
28
76
14
14
6
15
8
Oct.
1
72
Oct.
1
4% Oct.
14% Oct.
10
10
95
Oct.
11
5% Oct.
19% Oct.
98% Oct.
21
10
8
23% Oct.
10
23
Oct.
50
44
Sale
37% Oct.
13
44
Oct.
24% Sale
70% Sale
19
70
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7
8
Oct.
25% Oct.
20' 70% Oct.
5
4
Oct.
10
26%
11%
40%
2%
Jan.
14
30
Aug. 24
40
Sept.
Mar.
Feb.
8
9
17
Feb.
15
June 28
24% Jan.
14
Apr. 29
25
Mar. 11
May 28
July 15
48%
95%
24%
87%
Sept.
7% June 30
56% July
9
2% July
8
4
8
Oct. 19
Jan. 14
Mar. 12
Jan.
5
June 28
9
Feb.
13
2% July
1
27% June 27
1
May
4
6% July 11
65
July 30
May 19
14
Jan.
60
Feb.
28
18
4
5*
S*
June
10
June 29
Mar. 28
June 28
June 24
6
27
13
11
70
8% May
10% July
May
July
3
25
4% Oct.
12% Oct.
65
V*
Jan.
Oct.
62
5% Sale
13%
19
14% Sale
55
o
4
Oct.
Oct.
21% Sale
24
105
June
% June
% May
3% June
May
X May 31
95% 100
7% Sale
June
June
90
8
lj
20
75
1
10
20
9
71
Sept. 24
35% Mar. 8
15% Jan. 15
19% Mar. 4
106
Sept. 15
5
Aug. 24
5
Sept. 6
25% Sept. 2
11% Sept. 8
38% Mar. 10
19
7
3% Oct.
June
5
3
28
16
Oct.
5 103
Oct.
11
3% Oct.
25
Sale
5% Sale
16
18
29
6X
44
Sale
6
18% Sale
68% Sale
2%
3
100
100
7
13
103
26*
5% Sept.
9% June
4% June
10% June
Sale
21
*
25
Sale
85
82
95
Sale
21
Sale
Sale
...
24
33
60
17%
Oct.
June
20
18
92
Sale"
Sale
*
1
17
4
45%
1.3
11
15
9
4%
6%
4%
29%
32%
31%
101% 105
102%
Sale
14%
11% Sale
11%
28% Sale
27%
1%
1%
55
Sale
24
4
13
17
48
100
115
Sale
3
Sale
Gold & Stock Telegraph.. 100
Goodrich (L 2")
*
6%
13% Sale
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
23X
32
85
88 X
22 X Sale
6
16%
15
12%
22%
41% "42""
95
91%
12% Sale
74% Sale
3
2%
6%
6%
5%
5%
55%
59%
3% Sale
13
12%
20X
31X
75
64
16
3
14
3%
22 X
54
3%
Sale
45
3% Sale
3
17 X
83
^
mm
7% preferred
105
11
ll)
Brothers.—...
10%
10%
15% Sale
100
25
*
Gillette Safety Razor
Sale
24
X
General Refractories.
4%
67%
39%
40
14
12
...
ex-warrants
Oct.
55
20
3%
...
General Ry Signal
Preferred
Gould Coupler " A"
7
7
16
40% Oct.
45
110
61
30%
.....
9%
13 X Sale
General Public Service
Silk
13%
Sale
Sale
% Sale
% Sale
%
X
6%
7%
68%
85
4%
6
6%
9%
12%
12%
56
6
Preferred
50%
21
98
83
A
mm
100
13
62
70
25
*
mm
83
Sale
Sale
•
mm
16%
4%
1
General Mills
......
19
8
9
16
3
*
Pr6f6ffOd
6
17%
14
2
♦
Conv preferred A
General Italian Edison
Glldden Co
Sale
30
*
*
preferred
5
26
Sale
10
Foods
Convertible
Sale
23%
25
11
34
...
General Printing Ink
Preferred
25*
33
Sale
16
*
Class
IX
*
........
General Bronxe
Gotham
.....
"2X
General Baking Co.........5
Glmbel
65
♦
General Asphalt
Preferred.
9% Sept.
59%
2 105%
17i
2%
9. 12%
II 32%
1 100%
22
2%
June 30,
July
1'
July
9
July
8
Oct.
5
Gen Amer Tank Car
Gen Motors
60
16 %
Fuller Co prior pref
2d preferred
40
11
29
ilS it*
13 X
2
100
Preferred...
11
Oct.
10
22%
1%
%
Preferred
"3",
47
10%
7X
50%
50
Preferred A (7)
365",
il'4
2X
IX
5%
Oct.
40% Oct.
13% Oct.
1%
10%
26
Preferred A (8)
61,
49,
16,
98,
2,
192,
783,
5,
9
4%
.
39
Class B
171,
23,
30,
1,
121,
496,
11%
o
2
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins.2.50
32
34
16%
4
1*
40
40
16%
4%
4
5%
23
4
50
25
*
16
98
5
33
♦
*
3
38
14
100
Preferred
Oct.
12% Oct.
35%
20
Federal Motor Truck
Federal Screw Works
Federal Water Service A.
8
55
40%
2,
24,
5,
180,
10,
,345,
86,
57,
18,
3,
2,
129,
151,
June
8
8
23
26
9
12% "June
2 "33% Mar."*7
% Jan. 13;
% Aug. 31
% Jan. 13,
1
Sept. 6
21
41%
WA
"fi"
1
%
2%
10%
8%
Oct.
44
40
General
24
May
% June
Oct.
43
48
Preferred (7)
Electric
Oct.
Oct.
26
June
June
June
61
9
9
25
General
6
80^
IS
28
40
6%
17
32
50
Gen
11
Oct.
105%
38
3
if*
8
llH
General
Oct.
20% Oct.
%
%
60
4
""1%
29
103
52
Preferred
1
35% July
13
6
23
3
34%
20
Food
4
Oct.
20
*
Preferred
First preferred
First preferred
3
May 31
July
6
June
1!
4
88
23%
Federal Mining 8c Smelt.. 100
7%
27"
an
3X
32X
mx
2%
100
100
Fifth Avenue Bus Sec Corp_.
Fllene's Sons
1
June
87
Feb.
3% Sept.
Sept.
101% Jan.
98% Sept.
18
Apr.
Sept.
6,
Jan.
87 £
15
3
Oct.
Oct.
20%
Sale
2
100
Pref ctta of deposit.....100
21
80
57
18
4
25
12%
845*
25
Preferred
1
11%
5%
100
....
Fairbanks Morse & Co
9
1
1
4% Oct.
Oct.
28
11
2
17
18
Sale
19
47 %
20
19
Exchange Buffet Corp
Fair (The) Co
Fairbanks Co.
4
25% MX
100% 122
16
17
2,
12
•
50
...100
12
14
8
%
%
June
10
Oct.
56
15 125
Oct.
26
7% Oct.
22
26
a
10
*
Engineers Pub Service
$6
Sale
%
X
X Sale
Oct.
May 31
July 25
5
*
Preferred
5
30% Sale
1%
"26"" "27"" "24% Sale"
20%
50
End loot t-John so n__
conv
36
35
*
Emporium Capwell Corp
$5
Sale
Sale
98
14% Oct.
85
1%
21
'
Preferred
7
11
45
*
Elec Storage Battery._
Elk Horn Coal Corp
Emerson-Brant cl A
Class B
28"
Sale
*
2X
11%
Highest.
Sale Prices.
14
Sale
8
7%
42 % Sale
103% Sale
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
23
4
7
21
Elec & Musical Ind—
768,
,298,
98,
77,
39% Oct.
2% Oct.
.
t
113% 120
5% Sale
,51%
.
1%
Highest.
Sale Prices
95% Oct.
5
Sale
..20
Electric Boat
95
.....
124
120
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
101H
98
*3%
Rolling Mills
Preferred
it*
21
Eastman Kodak Co. of N. J_*
Preferred
ioo
Eaton Mfg. Co.
*
Ask.
Sale
15
Durham Hos Mills pref. __100
12,
,393,
Oct. 31.
Ask. Bid.
Sale
30%
12%
Duquesne Light 1st pref_„100
Eastern
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
an.
,597
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
8*
5
May 3l
3
3% June
Apr. 28
2% May 14
8% May 31
70
July
1
35
1
2% May
7
May
5% May
8 ;tl9% June
18
7% Jan.
31'
50% Jan.
28
31
31
1
5
% Auk.
9
4
3
7% Aug. 29
28% Jan. 14
90
Jan.
13
2% Sept. 2
16% Sept. 14
15% Sept. 7
27
Aug. 29
1% Jan. 11
24% Mar. 3
72% Aug. 22
3% Aug.'29
31
Jan.
13
10% Sept. 7
Sept. 14
8
Aug. 30
20% Sept. 8
98% Oct. 21
76
12%
33%
29%
69%
Sept. 3
Sept. 6
Aug. 30
Aug. 30
30% Sept.
2
11 ■70% Oct. 31
I'" JanT'Ii
\n.
». Y. STOCK
Price
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
tares
*
3
Iranby Cons MS & P.---100
Srand Silver Stores
*
8
Iriham-PaUe Motors
29j
Conv preferred
*
•
♦
prop.1"
series
125,
31 rant (W T)._.
117,
146,
10,'
1,
398,
Sreat Northern Ir ore
Ureat West Sug
Preferred
18,
191,
30,
21,
—
5k
Sale
33k
15k
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5k
32k
Ilk
_
.
1st preferred
*
7
100
30
22k
Hackensack Water........25
Preferred
Hahn Department
Preferred
Preferred...
18k
12"
35
20
19
20 k
25 k
28
18k
25k
2k
20
15k
Stores ...*
100
Sale
2k
Sale
17k
(M A) Co $7 pref...
Hanna
*
Harbison Walker Ref
12
5k
5
16
90
4
20
40
20
66
69
60
62
56
12
18
14
17
Sale
3,
Class
*
B
Hat Corp class
6
>4%
27,
2,
89,
35,
2,
119,
49,
57,
111,
(G W)
23,
409,
292,
88,
409,
266,
Preferred
•
Voting trust certificates.25
*
Hupp Motor Car Corp—-_1G
Preferred
Ingersoll-Rand
6% preferred
100
Interlake Iron....
Prior preferred
Int
Business
...
Internat Cement..
Internet Comhm
41
,176
9
0
24
9
53
43
10
Preferred
pref 7%
Internat Paper
Class B
International Salt......
—
*
International Silver......100
36
.*
100
preferred
Internat Tel A Tel
*
100
Interstate Dept Stores
Preferred
1
Pref without warrants.. 100
11
Intertype
Corp
24
Investors
Equity
22
46
Island Creek Coal
—
Jewel Tea Inc...
Johns-Manvllle
6
13
3
Karstadt
78
3
248
...
Kelth-Albee Orpheum
..100
.100
Preferred
Kennecotf
81
pref
ser
11
25k Oct.
5
Oct.
26
15k Oct.
29
Oct.
14
12
19 k Oct.
26
Oct.
7
15
Kinney (G
R>
Oct.
3
4
5 k Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
7
Sale
3k
2k
5k
Sale
9k
4k
13
1
10
9k
Sale
Vs
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
Sale
2k
lk
4
8k
k
5
2k
50k
10k
2k
6k
4k
2k
Sale
k
6
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
1
14
26
8k Oct.
7 k Oct.
10
4
k Oct.
13
lk Oct.
7
lk Oct.
23 k Oct.
8
Oct.
17
10
4
26k Oct.
10
34k Oct.
35k Oct.
8
Oct.
k Oct.
4k
Oct*
4k Oct.
18k Oct.
Oct.
90
70
20
1
4k Oct.
13 k Oct.
k Oct.
7k Oct.
4k Oct.
29k Oct.
96 k Oct.
7 k Oct.
3
o
4
5
Oct.
3
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
47
Oct.
42
Oct.
16
Oct.
28k Oct,.
19k Oct.
un
3
8k Oct.
Oct.
*8
4k
1
k Oct.
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5k Oct.
6k Oct.
r
.100
*
3k May 31
100
.........100
*
.....
2*
4
4
1
Jan.
3
June
x24k
9k
3
20k
3
7k
1
26
13k Oct.
5k Oct.
1
4
5
2
55
24
30
10
30k Oct.
4
67
Oct.
14
70
Oct.
13
50k Oct.
28
13 k
86
100
lok Sale
5k
Sale
32
29
lk
lk
54 k
20 k
2
lk
61k
60
30
Sale
lk
5k
2
Sale
28
Sale
14
4
14
3
Sale
106
3
2
4k
20
30
Sale
16 k Sale
k
52
70
60 k
75
39 k
Sale
3k
6k
6k
Sale
7k'Oct. "26
3k Oct. 11
Oct.
7
lk Oct.
18
25
lk
ik
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Oct.
20
42k
43 k
13k
13 k
57 k
52 k
53 k Oct.
45
Oct.
13
20 k
17k Oct.
10
18k
12
24
&
1
Sale
Sale
4
v Oct.
k Oct.
Oct.
26
13
1
ik
lk
53k
53k
18 k
20k
lk
5k
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
June
8
6k June 27
Oct.
Oct.
4
7
June 28
3
Oct.
Oct.
4
Ji
29
Sale
13k
3k
8 k Sale
10 k Sale
9k Oct.
10k Oct.
10
24
Oct.
5
6
10
18
June 30
37
10
60
May 25
May 31
8
Aug.
l§k
73
40
12
25
k Oct.
17 k Oct.
100
5k
60k Oct.
32k Oct.
31
61k Oct.
28
11
41
Oct.
3
3k Oct.
8
6k Oct.
5
June 23
19
19
July
May 31
May 26
lk Apr. 12
2
3
2
7
Mar.
Sept.
7
8
13
5
Sept. 8
Sept. 29
14
Feb.
19
Feb.
23
9
Oct.
10
Sept.
Mar.
8
5
July
May 18 110
5
Apr. 12
2
33 k
Aug.
26
13
19 k Jan.
1
15
Feb.
19k Sept.
4
Apr.
8
7
Sept. 8
Aug. 29
Aug. 29
Sept. 6
Sept. 8
Mar. 10
Oct.
1
Feb. 17
Jan. 15
Sept. 8
Feb. 13
Sept. 8
Jan.
9
Jan. 21
Jan.
8
Apr.
1
Jan. 14
Aug. 30
June 15
Jan.
M
38
19
k Oct.
13k Oct.
4k
it*
29
30
6
13
in
Oct.
6
Sale
May 26
4*
d»
4
29
Aug. 11
53 k Oct.
53 k Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
16
2
Oct.
15
3
Jan.
13
25
34
May 26
20*
10
Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
Jan.
Sept. 29
27 100
29
2
2
60 k
14 k
24
26
97
Sale
35
8k Oct.
9k Oct.
3
Sale
1
21
10
7
Jan.
13
14
15
15
Jan.
33 k Sept. 23
99 k Jan. 22
Jan.
5
84
6
8 113k Jan. 23
6
11
lk Jan.
4k June 30
7
July
4
13
20
9
Mar.
Jan.
21
2k May 16
17
July 21
24
7
30
6
26
31
31
13k Oct.
11
Oct.
3k Oct.
13k Oct.
97
30
4
13
2k
21
2
,5*
7k
7
Oct.
3
96
'22k
1
1
4
1
3
31
Oct.
3
27
lok ~oct~
25k Oct.
Ilk
10k
20 k
86
45
...
32 k
27
33
15
25
8k
4k
25
July 14
May 27
Apr. 18
Apr.
9
5k Oct.
Oct.
11
52k
29
64k Oct.
4 105
Oct.
15k
June 24
May
May
July
30
July
90k Apr.
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4k July
3
May
May
5
Oct.
I
Ex-dividend.
26
65
24k Oct.
18k Oct.
18 k
105
a
2k
44k
27
26k
32
22
Sale
Sale
67
65
79k
50 k
55
64 k
65
103
98k 100
3^
W
23 k
7
10
4
8k
42
9
12k Oct.
5
2
7
Sale
17 k
12 k
10
July
July
May
15
2
3
96
3
lk
12 k
5
4k Oct.
Sale
"49k
4k
16k Oct.
110
160
89
Sale
100
9
May 25
Apr. 14
May 31
June
2
%
1
Oct.
11
Sale
June
6
3
k
12
2
5
4k
3
8
27
2
8
3
12k Sept.
86
Mar.
lk June
18
12
14j|
Kroger Grocery 8c Bak
June 28
50
15
im
8
June
6
1
36
Sale
July
6
8
Oct.
9
"27""
Oct.
36
100
10
100
.....
a*
Oct.
3k
7k Oct.
3k Oct.
2k Jan.
40
Sept.
44 k Sept.
95
Aug.
27 k Sept.
7 k Sept.
8k Sept.
3k Jan.
3k Aug.
7 k Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
11
Jan.
8
15 108
Ilk Mar. 9
2k June 10
June
30
Aug.
27
4k
k
Oct.
56
1
27
6
k Apr.
July 13
7
Apr.
3k Apr. 16
8 117
July
5k
May 31
^3k June 3 18k
k May 23
4 k Oct. 10
6
5
2
June 25
k May 25
3k July 15
32 k
10k
AX
40
2
62
13 k
15k
6
Jan.
Aug. 16
1
Apr.
25
20
3
103
1
2k Jan.
62
15
...
Lambert Co (The)
3k
1
36
53 k
"ilk Sale
Ilk Jan.
5k Jan.
2^
4
12
8
16 k Jan.
6
20
r&T .11
Lee Rubber 8c Tire....
4
14
9k Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Mar.
12k Aug. 16
Oct.
10k Sale
;
Kresge Dept Stores..
Bryant..
26
Oct.
Oct.
9
12
9
Mar.
8
lk Jan. 12
Jan.
2
June
5
Oct.
k
k
3k
5k
34k
13k
25k
13k
1
15
2k May 31
lk May 26
4
10
4k Oct.
lk Oct.
6k Oct.
*80
Oct.
4k Oct.
li
8
10
1
3
95
83
83
3
1
102
Jan.
1
7k June 27
14k Apr. 29
94
Aug. 31
4
2
8k
29k Sept.
July
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
2
8
Mar. 10
4
36
29 k
73
Sale
80,
Oct.
*
7% preferred
Lane
20
7130
36
30 k
lk
July
35
31
40
2
June
Oct.
6
12
3k Sept.
81k Sept.
June
Oct.
Jan.
10
21
June
25
Sale
5k
Aug.
39
85
84k
113k
5
June
3
4!
Sale
Sale
8
Sept. 6
Aug. 16
Sept. 20
3
21 20
31
•
Kresge (S S) Co
8% preferred
& Co
1
4k Oct.
20
Oct.
7
14
2
6
15
Jan.
3!
2k May 28
lk May 31
18k July 22
27
.....
Kres« (S H)
3
31
4
7k Oct.
18 k
27
10
2
19
Mar.
8
10 k Mar. 10
Feb. 15 134 k Oct. 27
110
25
Sept. 8
May
5
3
42 k June
57 k Jan.
8k May 31 28k Sept. 6
4
May
5k Sept. 6
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7
Feb.
June 22
V
10
Sale
26 k
1
6
29
5k Oct.
lk Oct.
Sale
Sale
k
k
Sale
Sale
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
7
6
43 k July 13
June 14
57
18
Sale
3
80
9k
5k
134k
3k
51k
7
Oct.
Oct.
15
47 k
9k
Oct.
3
25k
Sale
5k
80
8
Sale
28 k
21k
Sale
27
Oct.
28 k
19 k
12 k
5
Oct.
7 k Oct.
5
Oct.
83
90
3 k
5k
76 k
Oct.
87
lk
k
k
3
1
98
Sale
Sale
k
5k
6k
Oct.
60k Oct.
6k Oct.
Sale
lk
k
k
91
5
Ilk
12
30
70
Mar.
13 k Aug.
70k June
18
9
Sale
9k
7k
65
24k Oct.
26
Sale
3
Sale
82k
11
4k Aug. 30
Aug. 29
4
June
J
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8
lk
Oct.
7
11 116
12
Apr. 26
June 27
X-4
50
4
14
Jan.
28
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
5
51
2k
5k
2k
lk
3k
7
5k
3
5
13
5
11
lk
14k
14k
3k
5k
2k
lk
3k
3
15
15
21
23k Oct.
90k Oct.
124
Sale
25 k
Sale
5k
88 k
Oct.
Oct.
2k Oct.
71k Oct.
31
Oct.
23
May 26} 18
Aug. 16| 76
k Apr.
Sale
24 k
28 k
7k
3k
Oct.
29
40
27 s
May 28 j
June
Sale
1
Oct.
116
21
56
9k Oct.
Oct.
lk Oct.
66k Oct.
3k
4k
2k
70k
Sale
Sale
k Oct.
2k
8
Oct.
75
95
7
3
28
111
33
14
8
23
27
27
11
5
19.
6
Oct.
Oct.
60
35 k Mar.
17
Sept.
30 k Mar.
2k Sept. 8
1
Sept. 7
8
Aug. 22
21
Sept. 6
June
3
Oct.
9k Oct.
1
3k July
56
Sale
Sale
3k
.....
8% preferred
July
May
19
May
k July
7 k July
11
19 k Oct.
2k
2 k June
4
25
Sale
5k
Oct.
40
17
25
Sale
Sale
Q
5
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
14
19k
52
Oct.
lk
k
5k
17k
20
..
4k
5k
Oct.
27
13
27
k
Sale
5
17
Oct.
20
Sale
7
A-.*
Copper
Preferred
3,
81k
Sale
25k
29
Kimberley-Clark
Laclede Gas...
456
9k
32
24
k Oct.
22
13 k Jan. 14
12
Aug. 27
83
Aug. 24
29
Sept. 8
5
6k Apr.
5
k Apr. 13
k Mar. 7
3
June 14
1
5
35
7!«$
Sale
12
7k
Kendall Co part
2
646
«
7k
Oct.
5
11
Oct.
20
5
2
3
76
19
16 k
95k 100
81
112
94
24
27
31
31
15
lk
Kelvlnator Co
13
14k
4k
28k
Oct.
20
42
Certificates of deposit
631
,987
17
pf.100
8% pref ctf of deposit..
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
1
30k
*
rtr*_
Kelly -Springfield
20
1
6k
k
7k
72
June 23
5
Jan.
3 k Mar. 22
9 k Mar.
4
1
3 k Apr.
48
June
Oct.
Sale
Sale
9k
10k
53 k
57 k
52k
58
*
Kayser(J) fit Co.......
*
.$12.50
161
819
50
8k
85
Kaufman Dept Stores
6% preferred
10
7k
4k
12 k
11
Oct.
2k
51k
13 k
2k
7k
6
Sale
102
Oct.
3
26
1
6 k June
1
14k May 28
24
1
1
1
.....
6% pref ctf of deposit
6
37 k
18
1
I
(Rudolph!..
1
,698
30
19 k
2
1st pf Ser B *
2
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
\v>
6
13k Oct.
Oct.
9
Oct.
8
Oct.
23
Oct.
1
3 k June
22
June
5
Sale
2k
Sale
6
8
15
7
11
2
19k
90k 100k
55 k
53 k
78 k
75k
1
2k
7k
7k
4
5k
14k
34 k
4k
Oct.
19
16
2
lk
,
9k
lk
1
21
10
1
~
46
10
85
7
*
100
10f:
Preferred
Kansas City Lt
167
.
Jones 8c Laugh Steel pref
1
Sale
4k
—
Preferred
,160
4
4k
International Shoe
7%
Sale
3
*
105
3
24>f
105k 108
10k Sale
k
k
100
k
4k
4k
4*
1 k
450
,546
6
•
—100
Preferred
1
4
k
5
.100
Preferred..
Sale
4
3
-
Internat Printing Ink
10k
7k
2k
4k
Sale
Class C
Sale
3
7k
75
7k
Internat Paper Ac Power cl A
2
65
;
4
10
3k
16
Canada..*
...100
18
2k
k
*
*
Internat Mercan Marine
Internat Nickel of
Sale
5
4
7% preferred
—100
Internat Hydro-Elec Svs A..*
3k
52
Sale
Sale
3k
1
•
Internat Harvester.
3k
50
26
Prices
4k Jan. 12
Ilk Sept. 7
May 27
4k Oct.
126 k 131
20
30
Sale
*
7
Sale
Sale
Eng......*
Conv preferred
Preferred certificates
Sale
35
103 k
*
Ltd
170
lk
lk
100
Machines..,.
Internet Carriers
lk
•
Internet Agriculture..
152
307
•
124
4
31k Sale
3
Rubber.
80
lk
9k
5k
34
20
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
65
79
Oct.
7 k Oct.
33 k Oct.
1
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
2 k June 14
20
67
Sale
*
Steel...
90k
60 k
3
4
12k Oct.
18 k Oct.
7k Oct.
5
116k
5k
26 k
Sale
Sale
Sale
24
Inspiration Cons Cooper .20
InsuranBhare*Corp(DeI)new*
Intercontinental
21
Sale
lk
•
*
Corp
Industrial Rayon
10 k
4k
25
10
Refining
13
Sale
lk
•
100
Motocycle
51,
,982
ctfs..*
Motor Car
Inland
1
100
Houston Oil of Teias
51,
83,
75,
39,
60
80 k
IK Sale
10k
10k
8
5K
126k 130
2 k Sale
57 k
56 k
18
17k
3 k Sale
79 k
*
*
Homestake Mining..
100
Houdaille-Hershey cl B
•
Household Finance part pf 50
Indian
86,
*
Sale
*
80
115k 133
7
5k
-
100
10
1
Sale
k
lk
9k
3k
lk
6k
2k
70
26
3k Oct.
7k Oct.
2k
20
25
80
Hollander (A) ft Son...
28,
9
93
Holland Furnace
1,
36,
60,
24,
8,
422,
6k
100
preferred
Howe Sound vot trust
71}
129^
27
Hoe (R) 8c Co class A
Indian
378,
327,
65
124 k
Oct.
5k Oct.
31
5k
.....
lk
2k
5
25
Hershey Chocolate
Hudson
"F
9
1
lk
*
Motors
9k
22
11
Sale
Prices.
k June 17
13 k
32k
22k
26
2k
18
3
iF
Hercules Powder
Conv
1
8k
-20
*
25
—100
Hayes Body
Hercules
k
„
100
preferred
7% preferred
5,
2
1
A
Hawaiian Pineapple.....
Helme
"lk
lk Oct.
5k Oct.
1
2
6k
33k
15
22
8k
6k
79
23
Sale
K
4k
4k
5
95
6%
-—100
Hartman Corp class A
:.
Sale
Sale
2
11
Preferred
26,
1,
1,
11,
53,
12,
9k
lk
k
,5k
17
Sale
10
*
....—100
Printing
74
32
...25
A
7k
6k
16k
23k
lk Sale
k
1
*
—--100
Gulf States Steel
21
Sale
Sale
76
100
Sugar....
Hamilton Watch
5,
26,
8
— ..
—
luantanamo
flail
8k
Sale
Sale
9
Copper—100
Grlgsby-Grunow Co
..—*
7%
5,
13k
22
Sreene Cananea
Preferred
66,
7k
32
GJrand Union Co trust ctfs-.*
Granite City Steel
11,|
lk
Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
Sale
Ask
Ask. Bid.
(F & W) Stores pf.100
rilrand
101,'
Bid.
Par.
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
Oct. 1.
1932.
1
548,J
111,1
79,
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
STOCKS
Mince
35
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
Sept. 2
Aug. 31
Jan.
14
Mar.
Feb.
7
8
24
Jan.
21
9k Jan.
26
Mar.
Mar.
8
Apr. 19
65
Sept. 3
56 k Jan. 14
7k Aug. 30
8 k S6pt.
9
36
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
October.
STOCKS
490
1,600
1,500
27,600
9,300
5,500
2,000
520
4,400
84,700
300
1,300
23,300
120,700
1,900
19,300
Lehigh Portland Cement
Preferred
Preferred
300
5,200
6,400
200
2,700
10
150
200
9,800
27,300
33,300
6,400
1,900
180
11,900
2,000
6,300
21,900
15,300
20
4,700
900
900
900
T.S56
1,700
100
1,900
400
4,900
17,100
5,500
700
2,500
2,500
200
1,700
8,400
875,800
100
3,900
5,800
19,200
3,000
2,800
411
..
...
23,900
100
60,600
2,700
m
*
11
12
1234
1334
600
90,800
500
22,600
159,600
1,300
100
21,600
2,036
.
.
..
..
500
400
60
60,800
39,800
800
20
6,300
2,800
500
8,800
*
32
♦
79
Loft
Incorporated
Long Bell Lumber
Loose-Wiles
*
A
...
Ludlum
10934 11034
100
107
1634
134
_*
...
*
Convertible
preferred..
McGraw Hill Pub Co
»
Marlln-Rockwell
*
....
Marmon Motor Car.......
Marshall Field & Co
*
Martin Parry Corp
•
*
-
1
.100
10
M
934
Sale
17
2
6*4
18
17
55
115
3
6
4
Wks
*
44
134
734
8
21
*j
..
Murray Corp of America...*
*
Myers (F E) & Bros
National Acme
10
700 Nat Air Transport
Hess
Bellas
7% preferred
National Biscuit
Corp
National Dept Stores..
7% 1st preferred
534
1
3
130
Sale
17
*
Lead
5M
1734
1834
10
*
*
1
4 118
Oct.
11 107
Oct.
19
1634 Oct.
20
6
7
34
Oct.
31
Oct.
28
534 Oct.
31
20
5
Oct.
1
10
Oct.
134 Oct.
6
1
4
1434
10034
10
6
i334
334
Sale
10
13
20
21.
65
7
4
13
13
Class A
1,700
1,400
......
35",900
BH
ilS*
65
1,000
3,800
220
650
200
27,900
255,300
2,700
29,800
•
New York Dock....
300
......
53,900
54,700
Y
Sale
Oct.
27
5
Oct.
21
6
34
934
734
134
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8
7
Oct.
26
14
Oct.
21
50
Sale
17
18
14
15
134
8
1034
2634
1534
2534
34
34
19 54
434
18
Sale
Sale
Sale
35
Sale
1
Sale
534
Sale
16
1034
534 Sale
1134
16
16
334
134 Sale
Jy*
12
1034
3
4134
135
1334
2034
Sale
Sale
6
,
12
8
834
2534
2534
1134 Sale
2534
33
34
3/i
34
*A
15
.
334
iS*
1034
3 34
11
1234
334
8
Sale
4
8
Shipbuilding
North
IVA
534
7334
No par value
x
10
Oct.
234 Oct.
11
Oct.
1
Oct.
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
634 Oct.
7
Oct.
29
8
Oct.
7
Oct.
934 Oct.
234 Oct.
31
Oct.
3
18
7
28
June
2
June
1
Jan.
1834 July 21
6234 Feb. 19
634 Sept. 9
23
May 31
July
6
July 26
5
934 Aug.
3
5734 May
4
10*
2
8
234 Jan.
434 Apr. 14
6
Jan.
4*
Aug.
2
34 Mar.
2
Apr.
13
June
3
334 June
2
18
il
3*
June
5
28
8
3
5
2
8
Oct.
7
33
Oct.
11
9
Oct.
1
10
20
Oct.
Oct.
8
20
Oct.
7
14
50
3
Oct.
10
5
Oct.
8
5
Oct.
10
4634 Oct.
7
51
Oct.
2834
6034
434
1334
Sept.
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
Mar.
9
134
1434
1334
334
1334
34
May 31
Apr. 21
July
6
8
June
8
Aug. 10
May 25
1
July 20
May 19
534 May 28
IP
25
June
9
Apr.
14
Feb.
10
June
1
Apr.
9
June
9
June
2
18*
5
38
17
28
14
3
7
3
15
2
2
6
29
5
23
8
8
14
23
Mar. 10
Jan. 13
Jan.
13
Aug. 30
Sept.19
Oct.
3
Jan.
7
9
Jan.
Aug. 29
Jan.
21
9
1934 Jan.
2234 Jan. 14
65
Sept. 23
105
Apr.
9
Sept. 8
Sept. 7
Sept. 8
Sept. 2
IP
IVA
24
18
Oct.
3
Oct.
14
11
27
10
30
Oct.
10
134
734
1034
2634
1634
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
3
Oct.
21
30
Oct.
21
34
34
1134
334
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
34
34
1934
434
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
3
1334
134
634
734
2334
Oct.
20
10
11
10
11
8
1
7
1
134
2
June 10
2
June
Oct.
10
18
Oct.
1
5
7
June
Aug.
334 Oct.
10
534 Oct.
1
Oct.
27
12
Oct.
27
Sale
Sale
11
Oct.
10
16
Oct.
1
234 Oct.
25
334 Oct.
1
134 Oct.
3434 Oct.
133
9
Sale
28
734
ilp
Sale
26
Sale
434
80
110
V'
10034
734
7034
Sale
97
Oct.
Oct.
26
26
11 14234 Oct.
10
14y Oct.
24
1634
34
334
1534
2434
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
6034
10034
8534
1134
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31 107
28
90
10
2
June
10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
13
June
10
26
Oct.
20
24
7334 Oct.
10
2034 May
334 July
45
July
87
July
61
July
634 June
25
5
8
10
1634 Oct.
4
10
29
Sale
2334
734
Sale
8
21
Oct.
6
Oct.
11
33
30
Sale
8
Oct.
1434
30
4
11
Oct.
Sale
10
4
Oct.
834 Oct.
I
Oct.
27
34
Oct.
1"
834
634
234
534
9
634
4
Sale
834 Oct.
634 Oct.
234 Oct.
26
1234
734
234
734
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
234
334
634
534
234
234 Oct.
334 Oct.
734 Oct.
5
Oct.
234 July
734 June
8
May
134 May
534 Jan.
34 Mar.
34 May
2034 July
101
May
634 June
1434 June
34 June
2134
134
434
1934
1634
13
7
734
234
3
■734 Sale
4
5
29
Sale
334 Oct.
42
Oct.
85
734
14
20
22
27
5
12
Sale
31
Oct.
15
234
27
24
31
8
14
3634 Sale
5
10
13
Sale
June
34 June
May
534 June
1334 May
334 May
20
May
34 May
34 Apr.
734 June
11
6
5
10
7
5
1
1334
334
1334
434
334
134
234
July
June
May
July
May
Apr.
May
2334 Jan.
334 Aug.
1434 Aug.
14
Sept.
3034 Mar.
1634 Sept.
3534 Mar.
34 Aug.
134 Sept.
2934 Sept.
634 Sept.
Jan.
1334
2734
1534
934
Mar.
19
Feb.
1934
534
734
134
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
18
27
11
9
8
29
12
16
8
8
8
13
2
8
2
13
8
7
Jan.
21
Jan.
5
6
Sept. 8
4634 Mar. 7
14234 Oct. 24
1834 Sept. 7
3134 Mar. 8
234 Aug. 30
10
Aug. 27
31
Aug. 16
3234 Feb. 26
834 Sept. 12
92
8
2
26
8
26
26
31
Jan.
125
8
Mar. 11
105
Jan.
13
2034 Sept.
6
3334 Sept.
3
13
Sept.
3934
1934
1034
534
1034
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
Sept.
6
American.
Aviation
iS*
l"
8
Sale
45
Sale
_.*(
134
*|
4*
49
84
93
101
112
..*
„
1234
33
434
Sale
3
5
834
1«K
7
12
20
27
134
334
3134
98
104
Sale
lfA
Sale
45
ale
334
434
2
10
134
105
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
Oct.
134 June
134 June
434 June
534 Oct.
834 Oct.
4
25
234
Sale
98
Sale
106
Sale
1734
2834
4334
334
21
3
9
Sale
334
36
105
334
7
7
6
29
29
26
14
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
20
134 Oct.
234 Oct.
30
98
104
1634
2534
4234
334
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7
13
19
2
Oct.
334 Oct.
35
11
5
Apr.
34 June
134 June
Oct.
Oct.
29
20
June
26
70
May
13 108
Oct.
10
1834 Oct.
25
90
June
1034
1334
2534
134
May
June
July
May
6 100
4
10
3434 Oct.
4
14
45
Oct.
1
434 Oct.
4
28
334 Sept. 8
834 Sept. 6
Sept. 7
Sept. 8
30
Aug. 17
334 Aug. 29
IS*
Feb.
Mar.
100
Oct.
29
2
26
10934 Mar. 14
2134 Sept. 8
4334 Sept. 8
*48
Sept. 6
31»
534 Sept. 3
Ex-dividend.
Sept. 13
June
2034
8934 Apr. 13 105
934 June 30 20
6
July 13
3
Apr. 14
1034
8
19
434 Oct.
634 Oct.
834 Oct.
l&x
Feb.
80
9
26
3
Mar. 14
4
_
13
5
Feb.
Mar.
36
1034
234
334
434
June 28
1234 Oct.
334 Oct.
97
Sale
7
234
6% preferred
American
34 Oct.
1134 Oct.
3
13
11
7
3
3
1
1834
5 10034
10
1634
29
334
534 Oct.
139
14034 131
1434
1034
834
1234
5
3*4
5% Sale
434
Sale
134
34
*
.
48,700
Oct.
91
51
Feb.
June 14
2
26
14
62
i§*
24
14
Jan.
2
May 13
May 25
June
1
21
Apr. 18
17
34 Oct.
134 Oct.
334 Oct.
9
Jan.
10
24
Jan.
16
1
3
20
Sept. 27
Sept. 8
July 28
19
4
5
17
Oct.
June 18
June
33!
Feb.
June 18
21
27
9
Sale
54
8
Sale
*
100
Investors Inc....
413,600 North
5
634 Jan.
May 31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
it*
Sept.10
Aug. 12
2334 Mar. 8
6
lly* Sept.
26
Sept.13
5
2734
4634
314
934
234
34 Oct.
134 Oct.
2
634
\y*
aVA
6
Sale
634 Sale
Sale
2
2,472
7% preferred
.100
3,310 New York Steam pref 6%
*
.2,910
7% 1st preferred
*
615,900 Noranda Mines Ltd
*
3,752,227
4
June 24
10
100
4
26
12
1
100
5% preferred)..
N Y
N
8*
Oct.
24
24
5
May 26
234
July
1 3634
July 14 118
5 10834
7334 Jan.
9
May 31
1834
80
24
10
2
June
5
11
4
Oct.
10034 Oct.
Oct.
UH 13
20
91
VP
8
50
Newport Industries Inc
49,600 Newton Steel
17,400 New York Air Brake
3,500
234 Oct.
1634 Oct.
1034 Oct.
134 Oct.
3
9
8
34 Apr. 19
7
534
40
2234
934 Sale
234
3034
4
32
10
1
13
9
40
1734 Oct.
3734 Oct.
234 Oct.
2 34
134
3
434
634
34
1
1034 Sale
734 Sale
134 Sale
734 Sale
34
1
1
12
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
Sale
2234'
3734
534
1834
5134
31
8
31
27
7
11
80
Jan.
.8
1034 Oct.
80
Oct.
9
8
Sept.
Sept.
4
10
28
Mar.
May 18
2
834 June
Oct.
Oct.
Mar.
Mar.
22
4
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
34
IV*
21
2034 Oct.
6
10
14
3
May 31
July
7
1
4
Oct.
1
12
26
30
8
2
17
7
MP
June 21
Oct.
3
Sale
134
13
1
134 Oct.
7
3834 Sale
234
334
7
Oct.
Newport Co (The)..........*
""566
1
334
#
2
90
...*
21
Oct.
13
16
41
60
4
106
Supply of Del...50
...
38
Sale
334
634
3
130
...50
46
1
1154
1034
Sale
18
1734
10034 110
17
1634
116
...100
34
34
100
6
Co..
10
11
113
Sale
Tea
34
1134
100
21
Nevada Cons Cop
9
100
90
—*
Nelsner Bros.
6
82
Sale
Preferred
134
2
334
Sale
13 H
Steel
Oct.
Oct.
June
634 June
May
7
1734
Sale
34
134
334
100
*
Sale
10
1
8
7
634
3
934
4034 Sale
123
4
1
Sale
2334 Sale
*
National Surety...
National
22
40
pref
13,118
Preferred A
3,810
Preferred B
1,265,500 Nat Power & Light....
National
Sale
Sale
*
Nat Enamel & Stamp
National
22
*
*
100
Nat Distillers Prod.
National
2
*
100
7% preferred
Nat Dairy Prod
cum
Sale
10
834
2334
16
434 Oct.
28
25
1534 pet.
234
Sale
*
...100
10
Nat Cash Register A
$2.50
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
21
2334
634
534
'IP
4
11
24
July
14
16
....
1734 Sale
Nash Motors Co
National
50
734
2934
34
34
Mulllns Mfg Corp..........*
Convertible preferred
*
Munsingwear
Sale
834 Sale
Preferred..
Milh....^*,
34
Sale
20
5534 121
80
Monsanto Chemical
"45
15*4
17*4
2*4]
2%
20
5,246,100 MontgomeryWard & Co
._*
6,000 Morrell (J) 5c Co.....
*
62,300 Mother Load Coalition...
*
52,000 Moto Meter Gauge & Equip.*
160,800 Motor Products
*
53,420 Motor Wheel
*
2*4
7
14
Sale
Sale
334
934
934
234 Sale
2
25
n*
5
3334
7
35
Moline Pow Implem..*
Mohawk Carpet
Sale
1234 Oct.
134
5H
3
1*4
14 H Sale
103M 105
Minn-Honeywell Reg Co
*
11
Sale
Oct.
7934 Oct.
6
1M Sale
11
Milwaukee El Ry & Lt pf..l00
Minn
Sale
102
4
4
4H
6
>4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
100
1
334
34
1934
11034
9
1734 Oct.
7
*
10
28
14
25
^
*
Oct.
6
5
31
20
16
Sale
25
33
$
Oct.
1634 Sale
.......100
100
Bros
13
11
Aug.
75 , Jan.
434 Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
2434 Mar.
934 Sept.
1934 Aug.
June 15
1534 Oct.
Oct.
Sale
7% preferred
5
9
27
Manhattan Shirt
11
Oct.
Oct.
10
4534
Mandel
6734 Oct.
1734 Oct.
434 Oct.
Sale
%
18
26
Sale
Sale
*
24
Oct.
Oct.
5
80
7% preferred
24 132
Oct.
21
6534 Oct.
Oct.
Sale
8
\lH
Mallinson (H R) Co
Oct.
6
Apr.
mMay
7
May 26
334 May 13
8
4
834 Apr.
27
15 100
Oct. 15
May 31 132
2
4
4
3234 June
6534 Oct.
4
3434 May 31
6734 Sept. 24
11
11
8
Oct.
834 Oct.
434 Oct.
11
3
15
4
4
Oct.
60
...
26
26
Oct.
17
*
2H
534 Oct.
1234 Oct.
Oct.
19
2
2H
13
"18"
"2034
16
14 %
53
19
Oct.
15
*
(R H) Co, Inc.......*
Sq Garden v t c..*
Magma Copper
*
4934 Oct.
15
3
27
5
17
100
Mack Truck Inc..
Oct.
334 Oct.
10
Preferred..............100
Manati Sugar
13
834 Oct.
60
Oct.
Sale
Madison
10
Oct.
Sale
Macy
10
1
ifA
MacAndrews & Forbes Co
Oct.
Oct.
234 Oct. 11
334 Oct. 26
3934 Oct. 11
15
McKesson & Bobbins....
Conv pref series A
*
115
104
Sale
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
McKeesport Tin Plate..
*
McLellan Stores class A
Preferred
16,200
73,200
9,100
60,300
115,600
Sale
334
1634
5034
50
6
55
20
7
37
100
134
2234
81
15
*
6% preferred
Sale
24
Sale
♦
Class B
1234
Sale
3P
i?8M
25
*
....
17,300 Mesta Machine Co
5
11,500 Metro-Goldwyn Plct pref
27
190 Mexican Petroleum
...100
470
8% preferred.......... 100
71,050 Miami Copper
;
5
310,000 Mid-Continent Petroleum..*
118,800 Midland Steel Products
*
11,600
First preferred
.100
357,100
19,970
2,230
99,700
56,200
19,600
314,800
234
♦
Corp..
McCrory Stores
Sale
Sale
100
Steel
McCall
7934
28
6M% preferred
100
Louisville Gas & Elec A...
*
31,060 Mengel Co
1,580
Preferred
22,300
Highest.
Sale Prices.
IIP
Sale
.434
25
218,000 Mathleson Alkali Works
1,150
7% preferred
100
140,070 May Dept Stores
25
18,900 Maytag Co (The)
♦
30,200
Pref with warrants
1,460
53 preferred ex-warrants..*
1,800
ist prei t%
*
26,400 Melville Shoe Corp
*
279,900
5,400
1,329,450
9,450
472,367
2,858,330
16,300
1,420
511,200
15,336
4,700
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
12334 119
56
53
5434
5634 Sale
533
17
1734
163
10
1034 Sale
Sale
1134
Sale
2434
75
72
6634
19
*
Bisc
1st preferred
Lorillard (P) pref
Common..
Louisiana Oil........
43,700
74,400
230,600
1,800
^
m
....W.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
119
65
Sale
64
Carbonic
ifH
17
132
127
234
4
834
*
Maracalbo Oil Explor
297,587 Marine Midland....
83,900
6,031
6,400
467,900
2,400
763,100
55,600
8
14 *4
Link Belt Co
240
400
Lowest.
Sale Price.
8
Sale
4134 "42"
1634 Sale
634
Sale
17
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Preferred..
8,300
1,920
2,671
20,500
10,200
110
4834
Ask.
234
1034
4934
5
....
Loews Incorporated
'l",266
4
3*£
6534
1734
Liquid
459,100
464,700
37,700
75,800
26,400
1,900
55
♦
Liggett & Myers Tob pref.100
Common
25
60,200
24,500
2,300
6,500
1,700
20
8
100
50
Lehman Corn (The)
»
Lehn & Fink Products Co-_*
Libby Owens Class
Lima Locomotive Works
657
800
138,600
1,000
Oct. 31.
Ask. Bid.
9
6
65
59
Bid.
50
Lehigh Valley Coal
10
130
Oct. 1.
Par.
,
100
200
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
'
Shares.
22,500
5,125
41,000
10,500
295,150
106,500
95,600
44,800
5,320
70,900
700,400
12,000
17,480
157,200
1,317,425
22,100
253,400
2,090
.130,000
1,570
14,650
1,885,600
4,000
1,440
91,900
95,000
8,500
62,100
2,800
2,690
4,871
24,900
84,600
741,600
265,100
73,900
76,700
2,394
10,600
11,900
.
Jan. 2
1932.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
500
.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
Price
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
/
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
Since
October.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
2,000
500
50
1,400
30
Price
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
Par
'
21,500 North Amer Bdlson pref
6,140 North German Lloyd w I
2,070 Northwestern Telegraph..50
*
38,300 Norwalk Tire 8c Rubber
81
5
50
15
Preferred
4,300
700
6,400
300
1,300
10
32,400
50
22,600
4,564
330
50
28,000
43,800
17,700
570
1,202
102
100,100
980", 784
487,200
2,170
263,600
32,989
1,850
1,065
200
10
7,000
21.900
25,200
1,000
400
500
600
100
56
600
170
300
392
80
9,700
1,140
100
1,900
5,900
600
1,600
200
2,500
37,200
345
1,400
610
300
62,700
500
1,500
1,300
Sale
1%
4%
3
2%
75% 63
7
5%
8%
5%
9%
12
11%
15% Sale
100
103% 103%
6%
6%
4%
8%
13%
14%
2
5%
If
1 S*
34
105
35
65
Sale
115
Sale
Sale
40
35
7% Oct.
1% Oct.
4% Oct.
11
13
27
2
64%
5%
9%
11%
21
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8
4
10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
29
4
8
19
1% Jan.
June
June
3% June
9
May
90
May
1!
May
May
3;
26
July
Oct.
Oct.
9% Oct.
15% Oct.
4
27
3
35% Oct.
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
22 110
188
1
4
19
12
Sale"
22% Oct.
10
31% Oct.
469,419
*
196,200 Pacific Lighting Corp
100
9,325 Pacific Mills
53,292 Pacific Teleph Ac Telegr__100
27
27%
38%
7%
82
25% Oct.
10
31% Oct.
4'
Oct.
Oct.
10
43
3
8
24
70
100
104
Preferred
2,647
1,681,000 Packard Motor Car
2,100 Pan-Amer Pet At Trans
86
*
3%
5
new
8,700 Panhand Prod Ac Ref
8% preferred
1,410
3,024,864 Paramount Publlx Corp
30,681 Park Ac Tllford
71,450 Park Utah Cons Mines
28,100 Parmelee Transport Co.
Pathe Excb
11%
%
6%
100
10
7%
3
*
Preferred class A—
*
*
...
3
26*
Sale
Penney (J C) Co
*
27%
Sale
Preferred
Penn Coal
1%
3%
1% Sale
5
3%
23%
15%
50
Cement
*
7% preferred series A..100
People's Drug Store Inc
*
Preferred
85
75
100
Ac Coke
79
*
115%
non-cum
35
86
4
12
Oct.
3j
Oct.
Oct.
13
4:
Oct.
13
12% Oct.
6
7 105
12
Oct.
13
11% Oct.
7
1
5%
Sale
5
7%
1%
1
7%
1%
1%
6
Sale
3
6%
8
Sale
1
3% Sale
6%
7
1%
1%
29
29%
23% Sale
85
87%
1%
3%
1%
1%
7%
12
4 3*
5%
i%
27%
21%
Sale
1%
Sale
Sale
■
Sale
87
3%
1%
1
1
2%
15
10
15
10
20
31
% Oct. 31!
5
Oct. 20
5% Oct.
3
% Oct.
71
71
74% Sale
69
5
25
8
Oct.
17
1% Oct.
% Oct.
19
1
Oct.
5
% Oct.
2% Oct.
10
7
% Oct.
3% Oct.
3
4
1
%
%
7
26
7
10
8
31
19% Oct.
84% Oct.
10
1
Oct.
26
7
Oct.
21
12
Oct.
63
Oct.
11
3
6
10
3j
4'
Oct.
10
Oct.
Oct.
5
Oct.
1% Oct.
Oct.
1
26
71% Oct.
Sale"
24
Oct.
2% Oct.
6% Oct.
% Sale
4
3%
Plerce-Arrow Mot C
100
40
prof..100
Oil Corp..
....25
66
68
Sale
Pll8bury Flour Mills
5
Sale
27% 29%
3% Sale
6% preferred
100
5,500 Pittsburgh Screw Ac Bolt...*
1,526 Pittsburgh Steel pref....100
13,300 Pittsburgh United........25
Pref conv
..100
9,782
1,030 Plttston Co (The)
L
*
14,700 Plymouth Oil
5
*
33,340 Poor At Co class B
Postal Teleg Ac Cable
1%
40
35
4
3
pref.100
4%
25
5%
25
6%
...
8,500 Pressed Steel Car 7% pf_.100
Common
•
51,200
*
574,095 Procter Ac Gamble
Preferred 5%
3,735
100
36,100 Producers Ac Ref Corp
50
7% preferred
4,300
50
3,600 PubSer Corp of N J pf 8%.100
Common
*
1,418,628
......
100
7%....
6% preferred..........100
(5)
*
Sale
Sale
t
a
5%
Sale
Sale
%
8
Sale
17
31
7
Sale
22
31
7
3
4
21
24
1%
6%
1%
32
2
2%
11% Sale
4%
5
3%
4%
1%
2
10
11%
9%
6%
10%
10
1%
115% 124%
Sale
117
95% 100
78
80%
13
6*
7%
Sale
6
5% Oct.
5% Oct.
31% Oct.
21
26
31
m
Mar. 21
9%
15
8
Jan.
15
2$
Feb.
37
ilH
18S*
June
Mar.
7
11
June
3
14
Sept. 19
4
34% June
14% Sept. 14
23
14
28
28
14
1% Jan. 15
July 28
11% Jan. 14
10
Sept. 6
2
Sept. 9
10
2
May
June
July
June
Jan.
Jan.
26
8
8
Mar.
5
32% Mar.
Mar.
1% Oct.
7% Oct.
13% Oct.
71% Oct.
74% Oct.
3
May
60
June
1
July
% Apr.
3% June
34
13
m
Apr.
1
2% Aug. 29
8
Sept. 14
16% May 17
Oct.
50% July
July
% Jan.
39
7% Aug.
2% May
3% June
5% Oct.
7% Oct.
Oct.
8
1% Aug. 29
5% Feb. 17
9% Sept. 6
June
Oct.
5
Jan.
Jan.
16
8
13
Aug. 29
Aug. 29
4
18
12
9
Jan.
24% Oct.
87% Oct.
4
10
6
1
8
21
Sept. 7
Sept. 6
46
Apr.
4
114% Aug. 22
31% Oct. 19
85% June
1% July
17% Mar.
6
July
16
Feb.
7% July
%
1%
3%
%
Sept.
ill*
16% June
20% June
3% May
% Jan.
3% Apr.
1% May
2
Apr.
% Apr.
% June
Mar.
Jan.
17
Feb.
25
Jan.
15
1% Jan.
9
12% Jan.
7% Sept.
11% Sept.
7
6
8
95
121
18
June
41
Mar. 10
48
June 27
76
Sept.
June 27
7% Sept. 9
12% Sept. 22
7*
4% Oct.
5
Oct.
10
7
Oct.
1
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
13
9% Oct.
20
7
June
1
10
6
Oct.
13
2
June
1
4% Oct.
8
Oct.
5
35
Oct.
Oct.
1% Oct.
% Oct.
5% Oct.
27
16
11
4
Oct.
2"
3% Apr. 25
Apr. 26
10
20
8%
40
8%
4%
3%
30
20
14
9%
5%
Sale
3%
Sale
35
5
2%
%
5%
Sale
1.
Sale
13%
29%
5%
7
14%
40
10
Sale
22
2%
20
2
13
2%
2% Sale
33% Sale
96% 100
5
54
%
6%
1%
15%
Sale
14
20
7
3
1%
95
107
....
8
Sale
o
6
5
5
11
?30
30
6
-
m
Prairie Oil Ac Gas
14
1
..*
Class B...
Prairie Pipe Line
*
1%
%
.....
■
Porto Rlcan Am Tob cl A
26
23
100
100
5
4
Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)...100
Sale
9%
10%
5% Sale
16
Sale
21!
27" Sale
Pirelli of Italy A
5
15
44
..*
% preferred
Sale
Oct.
8
Aug. 10
Aug.
6
Aug. 25
Oct.
65
Sale
30
.....*
Pitts Term Coal.......
5%
5%
31%
72
7
41
......100
8% preferred
Pierce Petroleum
Preferred
42
10
Sale
8
*
Class A
8
2
10
5% Sale
7%
7%
36%
38
9%
10
31%
44
8%
10
4% Sale
3%
4
*
......
8
4
June
June
58
6
21
7
98%
100
Preferred
4,900
21,500
32,900
13
31
12% Sale
Sale
12%
3% Sale
6% Sale
10
pref
Preferred
700
%
2
13%
Sale
12
Philadelphia Reading C At I.*
Pierce
Oct.
4'
Sale
Rights
10,400 Phillips Jones Corp
35,600
23,100
61,000
76,854
207,225
§*
*
•
4,850 Pet Milk
486,800 Petroleum Corp
*
513,700 Phelps Dodge
25
19,400 Philadelphia Co pref 6%..50
Preferred (6) new
5,700
*
6,500
1%
2%
6*
3
412,100 People's Gas L At Coke... 100
10,052
3,660
49,300
27,300
163,200
63,250
9,700
11,100
7,500
11
Penlck Ac Ford
Penn-Dlxle
% Sale
Oct.
9% Oct.
102% Oct.
2% Oct.
10%
% Sale
Ent ctf
Ac
Peerless Motor..
1
9^
Sale
IX
1%
1
*
Patino Mines
480
Sale"
2
36
25
16
50
B stock
Class B
107
105
10
Clans
6%
76%
.50
New
580
87
38
3
98
Sept.
Jan.
Aug. 30
2% Aug. 30
26% Oct. 29
11
54
Oct. ,22
31
88
8
33
15
Oct.
65*
Sale
42% Sale
»%
11%
July 13
2% June 20
June
3
% Feb.
9
15
Apr. 13
49
5
Jan.
% Apr.
2% May
7
5
3
15
20
20
4
5
35
3% Oct.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
9% Oct.
2% Oct.
6% Oct.
11 103% Oct.
Oct.
10
Oct.
7
100
110
103%
Oct.
Oct.
85
5%
32%
1%
26%
Sale
660
1,200
17,200
3,000
9
26%
17
21
5
11
29
26
71,900 Philip Morris Ac Co.....
10
773,003 Phillips Petroleum.
...*
7,200 Phoenix Hosiery...
5
352
8
Sale
63
100
"""866
1,200
.
1%
19%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
80%
5%
29%
1%
26%
Prices
30
5%
2,300
4:
......—*
462",500
540
90
32
2%
41,600
2,000
57,500
27%
3%
Preferred.. ............100
52,300
.400
6%
5%
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest
Sale
Sale Prices.
25
135,600
57,400
43,200
131,500
1,237,700
14,730
1,700
28,900
18,000
2,800
7,400
Prior preferred
2
19*
80
75
27
32
6
*
Outlet Co......
ft*
6%
29%
8% Sale
2%
2%
100
Otis Steel
85
r
*
;
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Lowest.
•
25
5,300
6,200
1,700
14,800
V.966
Elevator
6% preferred....
Pacific Gas Ac Elec
114,200
"
Otis
Bid.
1
(The)..*
v t c
165,400 Owens-Ill Glass Co
4,400
82,400
1,400
5% Sale
*
....
1
22%
Preferred A
100
4,000
*
12,100 Oppenheim Collins & Co
6,920 Orpheum Circuit Inc PreflOO
29,300
26,610
900
A,.
79,300 Omnibus Corp
"""600
80
Preferred
'"$6,320
2,200
100
X
112,300 Oliver Farm Equip
""406
218,700
1,700
4,400
23
*
*
Ohio Oil Co (The).
Ask.
82
5%
26
Bid.
Oct. 31.
Oct. 1.
1932.
Nunnally Go
,54",400
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
STOCKS
220
37
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
%
7
3%
23%
1%
14
1%
1
26
23
2%
P
3
Sale
2%
m
7%
6%
9%
1%
Sale
9%
9%
5
1%
5%
1%
Oct.
5
13% Oct.
29% Oct.
26
3%
%
6%
1%
15%
24
31
1
10
25
3% Oct.
22
25
Oct.
7
14
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
7% Oct.
25
Oct.
5
1
10
1
3
18
3% Oct. 22
26
21
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
3
30
Oct.
3
2
Oct.
7
21
25
3
Oct.
10
3%
1%
6%
6%
8%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7
5% Oct.
1% Oct.
29
Oct.
100
Sale
99
Oct.
% Oct.
6% Oct.
143
122
125
128% 121
Sale
Sale
42
51
47£
106
112
104% 112
105%
98
100
99% 100%
88
82%
82%
83%
84%
11
11
Oct.
7
1
Oct.
26
8
Oct.
11
1% Oct.
11
~
~
11%
4%
3%
1%
11%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7
3
5
7
Oct.
14
10
10
Oct.
15
29
5% Oct. 22
11
Oct.
1
Oct.
4
Oct.
17|
3
10 34
5 101
8
%
Oct.
8
11
Oct.
3
7
Oct.
Oct.
10 129 ' Oct.
10
52% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5 109
21 100
10 85
Oct.
Oct.
10
Oct.
1
3
18
7
21
4
2
June
5j|
2
29
21
26
8
17
11
25
25
27
6
6
2
2
2% June
% June
19% June
81
July
1*
21
Oct.
Oct.
13
4
IV*
62
Oct.
25
83
26% Oct.
1
Jan.
6
Jan. 13
% Sept. 1
9
Aug.
9
1% Sept. 8
22% Jan.
9
31% Mar. 18
11% Sept. 6
40
Jan.
28
4% Aug. 16
24% Sept. 12
2% Aug. 26
12% Mar. 3
3% Sept. 7
44 4 Sept. 6
3
Sept. 12
12% Sept. 29
6% Sept. 8
6% Sept. 8
2% Aug. 16
17% Sept. 8
9% Sept. 7
12% Sept. 6
17
Sept. 7
4
Aug. 30
42% Jan. 14
103
May
Jan.
15
Mar.
9
Mar. 30
130% Mar. 5
60
Mar.
7
May
100
July
28
July
92% May
Oct.
10
Aug. 22
8% Sept. 6
9% Aug. 27
41
Jan. 11
9
May
4
July
8
Apr. 12
9% June
July
Sept.
% July
14
May
1% Aug.
9% Oct.
May
May
% May
1% July
3% June
5% June
Feb.
13
41
2
5
3% Jan.
May 17
9
May 31
3
Oct.
1%
23%
1%
9%
% Jan.
10
% Oct.
6
May
1% June
13
14
23
3% Mar. 23
May 20
7
Oct.
21
Sale
Sale
7
Oct.
Oct.
6
22
30
ell
11
32
114
June
Mar. 10
102% Aug. 25
90% Sept. 6
June
Public Service El At Gas—
400
78,500
15", 500
120
26,400
9,200
$5 preferred
100
813,860 Pullman Company.. ...._..*
13,500 Punta Alegre Sugar
50
25
293,500 Pure OH
5,720
8% conv pref.....
.100
514,500 Purity Bakeries..........._*
393,800
1,100
41,200
4,957,700
28,700
625,700
16,300
336",950
"l",506
65",300
4,900
118,300
3,240
Radio
Corp of Amer
preferred "A"
7%
*
50
Preferred B
*
99%
Sale
% Sale
4% Sale
55
59
12% Sale
.....
18
6
5% Sale
25
Sale
10
Sale
100
95
26% Sale
4%
76
Sale
78
10%
Sale
9%
22
Sale
17
25
Sale
98
20%
98%
Sale
98
19
Sale
3% Oct.
Oct.
7% Oct.
6% Sale
17%
23
11% Sale
5% Oct.
17% Oct.
9% Oct.
3%
Sale
7%
4%
8^
5^
4%
66%
8
Sale
68
65
6
8
8
99
4% Oct.
76
Oct.
June
3
10% June
2
% Feb. 17
2% June
2
50
Jan.
5
4% May 25
26
11% Oct.
10
7
10
Oct.
21
Oct.
11
17% Oct.
3% Oct.
10
5% Oct.
3
1% June
Oct.
Oct.
11
9
4
Oct.
11
3
22
Oct.
8
4% July
2% July
7
June
% Apr.
1% Apr.
2% May 26
June
2
3% May 31
10
99
28
1
Sept.
[Sept.
► % Jan.
7
6
2
6% Aug. 25
Aug. 22
15% Mar. 7
80
13% Sept. 8
32% Jan. 12
23% Sept. 9
Radto-Keith-Orpbeum cl A.*
Class A
2%
new
Rand Mines.....
150
600
110
24,600
200
20
9
Real Silk Hosiery.........10
Preferred
.........100
2% Sale
7%
12
20
5.900 Rels (Robt) At Co....
*
1st preferred ..........100
2,300
% Sale
*
396,800 Rem'ton-Rand
1 st preferred.
8,520
603
3d
1
100
preferred
9,300
142,100
Reo Motor Car
840",544
Republic Steel Corp
10,500
134,220
Cert..
60
8,500
5% Sale
Sale
97",900
"""loo
3
4,600
3,100
3
2%
9%
100
12
10
3
9
Sale
15
17%
Sale
10
5%
6%
24%
1%
4
9%
5% Sale
21
%
15
25
18%
31
2% Sale
......*
10%
....100
20
Copper At Brass
Class A
640
11
28
%
1
1
9
3% Sale
10
15%
11%
20
2
Sale
7
14
Sale
6%
4%
20
%
4
3%
12%
18%
1%
Oct.
7% Sept.
9
5% Oct.
13
5
Oct.
8
Oct.
11
5
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
5% Oct.
28
4
26
3
Oct.
% Oct.
1
1,
May
Oct.
6
4
June
19% Oct.
2% Oct.
7
5
June
3
1% Apr.
19
zl2% Aug. 31
8% Sept. 2
30
Sept. 1
1% Sept. 1
7% Sept. 3
7% Aug. 27
29
Aug. 30
31% Aug. 30
3% Sept. 8
10
Preferred coy..
Revere
1
.........
Raybestos-Manhattan
.......
Preferred
118,638 Reynolds Metal Co
*
4
7
8
Oct.
19
15
17
18
Oct.
10%
10%
8
9
12%
12%
10
8
*
100
8% Sale
5% Oct.
13
Oct.
22
5
12
30
2
*
Sale
2
16
10
11
1 % June
2
5
June 28
10% Oct.
21% Oct.
1
4
5
17
11
8
Oct.
5
18
Oct.
7% Oct.
10% Oct.
17
3
10% Oct.
10
12% Oct.
3
July
2% May
3
10
July 11
5% July 20
13% Sept. 8
28% Sept. 6
6% Sept. 8
12% Aug. 26
25
Sept. 13
11% Sept. 22
Reynolds Spring Co........*
"4",100
•
38~I6O
No par value,
New......
a:
Ex-dividend.
10%
3
Feb.
23
12%"Sept."22
i..:
38
N. Y. STOCK
aggregate sales,
In
Since
October
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
186
'
.
'
4,000
123,625
137,500
9,100
67,700
"4,666
"""500
3,300
10,200
Rhine Westphalia Elec Pr
Richfield Oil Co of Calflf
♦
Rio Grande Oil.
Ritter Dental Mfit
»
Rossla Insurance
5
571,300
-> 9,100
31,300
219,200 St Joseph Lead
676,000 Safeway Stores....»
Preferred (6)..
5,180
Preferred (7)
17,231
30,500
avage Arms Corp
ihulte Retail Stores
43,600
2,358
8% preferred
2,810
520
1,210
1,700
3,100
120
1,223,300 Seaboard Oil Co of Del.
6,300 Seagrave Corp (The)—.
2,658,998 Sears, Roebuck 8c Co__.
2,000
248,400
1,000
16,800
3,400
300
econd Nat Investors...
$5
cony
preferred
Jan. 2
1932.
Bid.
Sale
34%
Sale
65
67
20
3.2 %
%
15 K
%
4%
14 % Sale
100
78%
75
Sale
5%
*
5
*
3
100
25
*
36
7
11*
72
39,000
3,100
600
lell
32
3
Oil
Convertible
6,500
45,500
15
3%
28
3
...
preferred-.100
5
38
9% Sale
5%
15
Transp 8c Trading... £2
lell Union
Sale
%
%
4% Sale
..1
lubert Theatre
18,600
204,500
451,600 Simmons Co
nclair Con Oil
531,700
4,800
8% preferred
3%
Sale
1% Sale
*
337,250
4,342
677,110
82,400
Sale
19
Sale
%
10
i#
JOO
%
V*
c
7% Sale
4% Sale
*
<
Sale
65
11
Sale
66
28% Oct.
25
Oct.
3
65
Lowest.
Highest.
I
Sale Prices.
Sale
Sale Prices.
34% Oct.
1
Oct.
29
66
Sale
% Oct.
18
8
Oct.
14
4
% Oct.
1
12
6
Oct.
3
Oct.
5
Oct,
4
63
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices
26% June 30
64
May
2
8% June 10
20
%
% June 23
1 % May 28
13%
6
5%
21 %
21%
11% Sale
7%
11
4% Sale
18
Sale
8%
8%
4
July 12
1 % May 28
12% Apr. 21
26
Oct.
5
45% Oct.
87% Oct.
10
53
Oct.
4
14
90
Oct.
3
4% July 13 17% Sept.
30% July
8 59% Mar.
60
Oct.
May 261 90
•71
271
99
5
Oct.
1
69
1
3% Oct.
Oct.
17
1
Oct.
26
2
Oct.
3
24J
13
5
13
98% Sale
3%
4
1% Sale
5%
14%
97% Oct.
5
Oct.
31
Sale
28
14
Sale
h
2
9
14%
29%
13
30
Sale
1%
24%
1%
Sale
Sale
35
Sale
3
% Sale
2% Sale
4%
5%
4%
4%
22%
24%
19%
19%
17%
19%
6% Sale
52% Sale
%
'%
5%
6
12
8% Oct.
5
5
Oct.
10
Oct.
14% Oct.
31
18
10
20
IK
2
18% Sale
1%
1%
16% Oct.
1% Oct.
10
25% Oct.
1
1% Oct.
1
30
33
Sale
!*
2
8
14%
<8*
58
Sale
8
27.
Oct.
10,
4% Oct.
Oct.
3
16
Sale
22%
6%
16%
5%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
39
Oct.
% Oct.
5% Oct.
6% Oct.
%
Sale
Sale
6
% Oct.
2
3%
Sale
24
Sale
10,
Oct.
Sale
„
31
35
Oct.
3
Oct.
1
Oct.
7
4%
8
4%
61 22%
10: 10%
6! 16%
8
6%
10
52%
5
%
10
10
Oct.
Oct.
3
3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
6
12% Oct.
6
24
30
31
12
42
12
28
5
22
1
17% Sept. 8
2% Jan. 21
37% Jan. 18
3
Aug. 30
36% Aug. 25
% June
2
4
6
96
Mar. 24
5%
33%
19%
29%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
79
100
3
3% Apr.
2 % June
4% Jan.
May
4
June 25
July
1
June 13
July 21
5
May 28
8
Apr. 21
2% Apr. 23
18
May 31
6
Jan.
Feb.
8
5
1
Aug. 31
5% Jan. 13
7% Sept. 8
7
Sept. 8
30% Jan. 18
12% Mar. 8
16% Oct.
6
8% Sept. 7
65% Sept. 7
1% Aug. 10
7% Aug. 25
13% Sept. 27
7% Jan.
7
%
1%
1%
1%
11%
1
Oct.
Oct.
May
6% Apr.
1
Apr.
9% June
% July
21% June
1
Oct.
7
9% Aug. 23
23% Sept. 7
June
21 99
Oct.
1% July 14.
7% Feb.
4
Jan.
% May 31
9% Oct.
41
3
21
12
Sale
5
Oct.
8
98 %
4
12
14
13
21
26
10
24
48% Sale
90
Jan.
June
Sept.
July
Aug.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
88
40%
71%
15%
1%
3%
17% Oct.
8% Oct.
52
89
s3iH
50
Sale
33
...
400
29%
10
1
2%
"
III
—1
Sale
Ask
7% Sale
63 %
149,900 Sharp & Dohme
Conv pref series A
16,800
11,000
12
Sale
100
14,200
21,400
Sale
Sale
529.900 Servel Inc.
100
Sale
2
7
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
Ask. Bid.
10
42
*
Bid.
35 %
40,900
2,400
29,600
Oct. 1.
Ask
69
10
~~
'
i
83,400
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN OCTOBER.
Price
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
'■Par
10
2,123,400 Reynolds(RUTob cl B
Glass A.
8,515
».lt
214,400
380
PRICES
STOCKS
N
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
8
1
Feb.
-;T
62,200
25,400
7,100
4,680
14,700
22,200
6,375
2,192,200
34,200
387,300
3,620
314,900
2,600
1,900
600
50
"
4~,605
139",400
3,400
26,700
130
21,200
Skelly
Oil
Co..
2%
25
Preferred
100
13
Sloss-Sheffield Steel 8c Ir.100
Preferred
100
6
Sale
14
Snider Packing...
2%
15
13
20
19
%
Preferred
2
*
Porto Rico Sug
8% preferred
25
100
*
8
100
93
o
California
Edison
25
>ang Chalfant Ac Co
Sale
97%
31 % Sale
"'300
100
25
7% preferred
100
29
16,300
25,400
3,400
pencer
900
10,100
Dieiiel-Mav-Stern fin
147,900
1,898,950
15,750
500
200
550
47,100
7,125
1,141,100
600
21,700
18,700
9,700
20,600
30,000
500
1,500
2,700
60,900
3,500
150,700
$4 preferred
*
Preferred
(7%)__._
Preferred (6%)
...»
*
.25
Preferred
53,100
Cony 1st preferred
202,100
5,890
502,781
38,000
3,420
11,100
96,165
35,100
tewart
*
Warner
50
Corp
70,300
2,700
160
700
♦
:
Common..
un
Oil
600
100
2,400
700
1,200
2,200
~
—
uperheate.
Co (The)
36,400
1,400
1,200
200
7,800
26,100
•.
m
m.'mt
•»«.
81,100
100
35,000
800
2,100
200
1,600
3,200
4,100
50
2,200
199,500
•
*
8,800 1
464,400 1
52,000
38,400 1
Corp
*
.*
3,485,896
No par v alue
23
.10
Convertible preferred
29
Sale
11
75
12
'ldewater A«*oc Oil....
Preferred 6%.
11%
Axle Co
Rear
4%
25%
1%
100
100
33
10
4
*
•
Certificates of deposit
*
Class A...................
Class A certlfs of deposit..*
ran
Corp.........*
Ac Williams Steel.....»
Preferred.
Sale
Sale
4%
27
2%
Sale
17
9%
1%
30
2%
27 K
10
12
2 K
16
95
9% Sale
64%
16
106
25%
3
26
70
85
Sale
110
Sale
Oct.
19
11
29% Oct.
24
10
13
Oct.
19
Oct.
5
4% Oct.
7,
4
2% Feb.
12
1%
5%
30%
4%
15%
5%
5%
40
2% Sale
16%
17%
11%
14%
6%
| 8
1%
2
15%
17
4% Sale
45
9
50
15
52%
• 5
Sale
24% Oct.
2
onK
Sale
1%
35
29
Oct.
27
Oct,
5
4% Apr.
86% May
15% June
Oct.
21
52% Oct.
7
19
7;
8
1% Oct.
% Oct.
24
24
2% Oct.
% Oct.
11
9% Oct.
12
5
17
15%
15%
2%
2%
3%
15% Sale
13%
120
120% 120
4
1
1%
19%
1,
Oct.
11'
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
9% June
% May 31
2
8% June
Oct.
10
5
1
17
23
Oct.
10
44
Oct.
25
52
45
44
Oct.
Oct.
11
48
1
5
22
99
Oct.
6
11
26
Oct.
3
8
10
14% Oct.
1
31
6
Oct.
1
Oct.
8
1% Oct.
2% Oct.
22,
26
24% Oct.
6
15% June
7
Apr.
20
Apr.
3
July
% May
% July
4
13% June
4
1% May
4% Jnly
May
2% May
24% Apr.
68
July
Sale
12%
Sale
6%
i*
Sale
Oct.
22%
11%
27%
5%
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
Oct.
1% Oct.
19% Oct.
1% Oct.
1% Oct.
11
27
2
June
3
5
21
July 19
% July 20
1
7
Oct.
10
6% Oct.
12% Oct.
4
Oct.
28
65
4
5
Oct.
29
36
Sale
35% Oct.
90
84
Oct.
12
10
Oct.
2%
4%
350
4
Sale
%
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
40
2
17
12
15
9
49
3%
14
6
W
28i
3% Oct.
% Oct.
17
1
17
Oct.
8
9% Oct.
7
2% Oct.
Oct.
29
10
18% Oct.
2
Oct.
4% Oct.
10
Oct.
24
30% Oct.
18
11
11
7
88
4
11
4
2%
Sale
25%
2
Sale
2%
Sale
105
6%
8
30% Sale
6
Sale
3%
5%
4% Sale
63
26%
%
6
70
27
2
Sale
1%
2
18
20%
88%
94
8% Sale
28% Sale
4%
15
5%
1
Sale
45
15
54%
3%
14%
Sale
3%
5
3% Sale
61%
23% Sale
60
38
1
14
;
12
Oct.
6
1
Oct.
1
8% Oct.
1
2% May
8
U
3% Oct.
% Oct.
1% Oct.
11
Oct.
3% Oct.
14% Oct.
22% Oct.
2% Oct.
7
4
3
Oct.
5
Oct.
7
18
4
2
Jan.
Jan.
15
4
2% Aug. 25
^~pt. 7
Aug. 20
Sept. 6
Sept. 7
Sept. 7
Sept. 8
Aug. 27
21
11
4
2
26
8%
17%
104%
13%
8*
Sept.
Sept.
5
8
8
Mar. 31
Sept.
Oct.
8
11
Aug. 31
14% Sept. 3
2
Sept. 6
9% Sept. 28
June
19
Mar. 31
6
75
62% Aug. 24
31%
16%
37%
8%
2%
% May 26
6
July 20
1
May 25
9% June 29
12
July
6
1% Apr. 12
2% June
2
5
34% Mar. 8
41 % Jan. 14
2
7
22
12
1
4
Sept.
Oof
6
28
18
8
7
7
29
27
6
99
% Jan.
July
6
Sept.
8% Sept.
9
32
20
4
2
Oct.
15
Oct.
11
30% Oct.
3% Oct.
16% Oct.
9% Oct.
4% Oct.
% Oct.
27
10
3% Oct.
41% Oct.
9
10
25
14
6
7
4
Oct.
7
6% Oct.
1% Oct.
3
4% Oct.
47% Oct.
Oct.
8
10
46% Oct.
3% Oct.
13% Oct.
11
50
10
5% Oct.
18% Oct.
10
4
Oct.
Oct.
5
I
1%
16%
88%
6%
90
Sale
24
Sale
Oct.
14
3% Oct.
3% Oct.
10
4
60
Oct.
23%
%
3%
1%
14%
88%
6%
21%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
6% Oct.
June
1
2
Apr.
8
5
20
Feb.
3
11
Jan.
4
1
Sept. 6
2% Sept. 2
13% Mar. 23
4% Sept. 8
18% Sept. 6
26% Feb. 17
4
Aug.
5
8% Sept. 6
5
June
10
Feb.
July
62
~
1
7% July
23
3
2%
2%
6%
6%
2%
13
19
Oct.
3
90
Oct.
8% Oct.
29% Oct.
22
25
10
10
10
1
28
3
21
3
5
1
1
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2% July
1% May
42
Jan.
19% May
% May
2
Apr.
% May
7% July
75
Aug.
5% June
15% May
Feb.
29
2% Aug. 29
17% Sept. 22
5% Sept. 8
60
Sept. 8
30
24
27
Sept. 10
16% Sept. 9
16% Mar. 5
7
2
Aug. 25
4
3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
21
28
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
9
30% Sept. 10
27
3%
4%
61%
26%
%
6%
1%
10
17
31
2
Apr.
5
22% Apr. 19
% June
2
10
May 31
8% July
1
2% June
3
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12
7
A*
June 24
June
Oct.
3%
Sale
X81A
Jan.
11
700
29%
1%
15%
9%
4%
%
3%
42%
% Oct.
4% Oct.
8% Oct.
71 39% Oct.
2
June
41
Oct.
7% June
28
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30
5
Aug.
17% Aug.
2 :121%Sept.
I
Sale
%
1%
9%
2%
13%
21%
3% Oct.
28,
Oct.
Oct.
4
Sale
Sale
1
June
47
3% Sale
87%
110
Sale
Oct.
9
16
22% Oct.
31% Oct.
1
Jan.
9% Mar. 3
48% Jan.
2
5
Sept. 8
1% Apr. 26
5
14% Oct.
95
95
7
Mar.
8
3% Oct.
15% Oct.
10121
Oct.
5
3
June
Aug.
9
May 28
July
8
May 27
May
4
Apr. 20
Sale
1%
1%
97%
26
12
1
11
10
26
Feb.
Jan.
11
42%
5%
9
>
Jan.
3
21
28
7
Oct.
9% Oct.
10
12
Jnly
5
10
5
at*
2!*
3
11
67
Sept. 6
18% Sept. 8
110% Aug. 31
32% Feb. 19
June
Apr.
1
21
20
9%
June
19
1% Apr.
10
Jan.
6
7
"
7% Sept. 6
4% Jan. 11
12% Sept. 6
5% May
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9
Oct.
52% Oct.
5
27
Oct.
10%
63%
10
17%
6 110
10 28%
10
10
3**
4
10% Sale
3%
4
13% Sale
22% Sale
3
2%
6
5%
400
700
13% Oct.
108
7
3%
5
% Sale
2
Oct.
5
6
fl%
8% Oct.
60
Jan.
3% June
6
July
% Apr.
2% Oct.
5
20
5
Sale
6
24
Sale
3
3%
2K
2% Oct.
14
Sale
Sale
6
18
3
1
m
¥
20
24% Oct.
11% Oct.
15
Oct.
8%
4%
18%
2
8
10
47
42
..*
8
Sale
8% Sale
35%
36
83
Sale
26%
1%
7% preferred
IK
12%
22% Sale
2
2%
4% Sale
3
6% preferred
imken-Detrolt
Roller
4
12
14 K
2%
25
*
1%
2%
24%
5%
6%
12% Sale
1
-
IK
30
65
89
8
Preferred
9%
5 % Sale
10% Sale
11%
ransamerlca
2
100
*
65
30
Sale
85
16
Imken
%
Sale
1
Oct.
61
21% Sale
16%
31%
33
26%
46
56%
60
46%
51
41%
1
1
1%
1
1% Sale
97
98% 100
25% Sale
24%
14% Sale
11%
31
Sale
30%
4
8
%
1 %
if*
7,400
24,400
63,100
113,500 1
1,490
29,700
69
55
60%
2
2%
% Sale
87%
88%
24 % Sale
9 % Sale
28 % Sale
% Sale
89,282'
4,700 1
8,760
131,7001
682,000 1
83,800 '
27,100
37,100
10,300
1,638,3001
Sale
61%
11
...
588,700'
54,100
36
%
4%
1,386,279'
774,900
47,600
5,500
658,200
Sale
100
5,100
5,300
Class A
18,000
43,100' elautograph
53,100
11,100'
5,800
73,590
23,800'
9,200
26,450
28
11% Sale
*
...
Preferred
Certificates (old).
5,600
10
873.200
2%
8%
120
114% 120
6
26,200
440
6,200
1,300
91,000
41,500
4,400
35,900
*
3,975,656
4,300
61,400
11,100
43,800
100
*
106,800
200
700
Convertible preferred A..*
Preferred
2%
20
9% Sale
5%
6%
19
15%
3%
d**
15% Sale
•
—
1,218,500
2,600
1,300
1,700
300
Kellogg 8c Sons
picer Mfg Co..
137,975
400
27% Sale
2%
%
1,820
5,200
1,500
*
Sale
51%
Sale
108
Preferred
820
400
15%
1%
7%
52%
4%
89,100
4,700
13
3
1
9%
60
6
500
145
23
3% Sale
28% Sale
11%
16
Sale
9% Sale
40% 48
Class B
*
1,100
6,200 Spalding (A G) & Bros-.-*
1st preferred
1,760
100
10
Sale
18%
Sale
Socony Vacuum Corp
Solvay Am Corp pref
ou
4
1
New
200
400
3%
28%
Aug. 26
Sept. 8
8
6% Sept.
Jan.
9
6% Mar.
4% Mar.
5
4
9
Mar.
3
9% Mar.
7% Sept.
4
8
8% Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
6
3
9
Mar.
9
14
72*
Jan.
7% Aug. 25
3% Aug. 29
24% Sept. 6
101
Mar. 23
11% Aug. 27
36% Mar. 7
■
.;
STOCK
N. Y.
aogreoate sales
Since
In
Jan.
October.
Y. STOCK
13,000
1,100
2,029,100
2,400
100
EXCHANGE
1932.
4,400
20
1,112,750
100
7,900
340
10
3,900
48,100
2,900
1,900
400
200
2,500
500
1,600
140
60
18,800
600
10,400
400
600
8,600
160
1,000
59,400
2,600
8,400
200
1,000
26,500
13,800
6,600
1,400
1,059,200
89,600
2,200
10
27,000
1,900
70,766
340
1,500
900
1,300
360
2,190
6% preferred
7% preferred....
46,600 Walworth Co..
600'
340
170
300
2,000
102,600
12,500
374,400
350
400
100
2,700
100
56,860
3,600
1,900
2,600
400
15,200
300
32,600
900
1,300
10,200
4,500
107,500
19,200
100
50
5,600
800
73,600
520
3,200
21,900
"2",300
12,800
.—100
*
100
—...—*
8,700 Ward Baking class A
Warner
100
Bros Pictures
56,600 Warren Fdry 5c Pipe..
41,800 Webster Elsenlohr..
290
*
*
7,130
$3.85 conv preferred
23,500 Warner-Quinlan
137,700 Warren Bros
6,590
Convertible preferred
20
210,
—
142,900 Waldorf System
1,200 Walgreen preferred
1,332,400
420
100
Detinnlng.
*
*
*
*
El
Instr
Class A
Westvaco Chlorine Prod
2,000 Wheeling Steel Corp.
1,310
Preferred
256,860 White Motor
3,600
Ctfs of deposit
23,800 White Rk M Spr ctfs
*
Preferred
Woolworth (F W)
466,800 Worthlngton P 5c M...
6,500
7% preferred "A"..
5,950
6% preferred B__
3,420 Wright Aeronautic
127,100 Wrigley (Wra) Jr.
21,168
542,800
3,962
26,300
169,700
Yale 8c Towne Mfg Co
Yel Trk dclC'ch class B
5
162*
3*
43*
113*
362*
23*
24 3*
45*
233*
13*
63*
91
132*
143*
o
Sale
2*
13*
193*
7
Sale
8
Sale
153* Sale
40
373*
Sale
39
104 3*
59
Sale
60
112
382* ■45"
8% Sale
3*
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13
6
63*
443*
31
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3*
36
33*
5
833* Sale
35
5
30
50
253* Sale
67
69
185* Sale
80
25* Sale
7
93*
13* Sale
313* 41
70
23* Sale
5
103*
1
13*
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100
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20
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175* Sale
32
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25
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19
Oct.
4
3
Oct.
10
3* Oct.
17
233* Oct.
13* Oct.
163* Oct.
10
20
Oct.
6
353*
37
13*
63
73*
893*
30
1
7
92
Oct.
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6
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53*
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103*
152*
592*
250"'
Sale
oj/8
30
53*
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592*
63*
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54
5
83
22*
91
10
43
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
13
Oct.
133* Oct.
10
13* Oct.
40J* Oct.
10
61
123*
10
673*
12*
33*
13*
16
803*
2
6
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,
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6
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16
36
73
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73*
8
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1
30
£*
40
63*
322*
23*
20
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June
96
2* Oct.
32* Oct.
403* Oct.
26
27
Jan.
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9
6
11
Sept.
9
3
6
70
23
May
July
97
Oct.
3
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50
Jan.
27
73* June
113* June
97
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35
Oct.
26
133* Oct.
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17
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14
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73* Oct.
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13 k
lk
3 k
44 k
6
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33* June
4
10
40
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21
31
44
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1
4
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10
793* Oct.
4
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11 1263* Oct.
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613* Oct.
11
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10
35
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1
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14
10
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10
4
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24
183* Oct.
6
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1
11
30
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37
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31
1
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26
13* Oct.
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55
1263*
613*
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June
July
21k June
513* June
Feb.
19
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19
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June
71
Mar.
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20
5k May
23* Apr.
153* July
Feb.
Oct.
14
60
Oct.
5
26
83
73* Oct.
893* Oct.
4
21
3
60
June
9
11
8
143* Oct.
65
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11
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3
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67
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26
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152* Oct.
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16
31
13* Oct.
10
33* Oct.
4
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Oct.
29
7
Oct.
29
13* Oct.
53* Oct.
5
3
1
7
1
4
10
8
8
11
10
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7
1
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7
40
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21
123*
753*
22*
33*
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4
23* July
8
July
73* July
62
May
73* May
4
60
4
2* June 27
23* May 14
2* May 7
12
May 31
13
Oct.
105* Oct.
13* Oct.
40
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2* Oct.
8
5
3
11
3* June
June
4
1
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lk May
1
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5
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7
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30
1
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80
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2
19
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43*
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4
30
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9
13
14
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20
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173*
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9
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26
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2
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21
203* Jan.
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40
Oct.
21
27
lk Sept. 13
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24
15
45
10
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51
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Oct.
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50
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95
92
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5
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7
Oct.
33*
23*
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13* Oct.
13*
Sale
24
Oct.
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Sale
123* Oct.
123* Sale
Sale
Sale
242* Oct.
Sale
70
66
Oct.
27
64
Oct.
Oct.
5
58
5
22
27
622* Oct.
4
20
June
76
70
Jan.
Sale
Jan.
11
12
13 Ill
Oct.
10
80
June
111
Oct.
10
95
7
Oct.
Oct.
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7
10
26
8
693*
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623*
8
18
93*
50
503*
483*
53*
12
63*
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5
8
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7
16
14
11
6
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1
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1
1
23* Oct.
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4
11
16
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1
26
372* Oct.
4
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1
5
73
June
June
122*
9 k
155*
523*
223*
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22
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15
14
2*
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18
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3
8
19
1
June
15
12 5* Mar.
15
Sept.
3
8
5
213*
135*
513*
39
15
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133*
53*
17
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40
9
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83*
35
10
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36
35
Oct.
27
39
32
Sale
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33* Oct. 11
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52* Oct. 26
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13
32* Sale
6
113*
11
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93*
27
202*
4
11
35
15
5
14
25
15
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4
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24
10
6
15
35
73*
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243* Oct.
Oct.
13*
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163*
183*
365* Sale
14
142*
30
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29
21
26
17
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8
193* Oct.
10
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10
33* Oct.
15
Oct.
21
333* Oct.
10
1
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11
13
165* Oct.
2
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29
Oct.
19
2*
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14
10
27
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6
12
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4
183* Sept.
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10
24
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11
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17
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203* Oct.
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43* Oct.
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402* Oct.
185* Oct.
24
Oct.
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18
1
192* Oct.
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14
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15
1
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1
Oct.
31
75
63*
Sale
53* Oct.
10
Feb.
June
63* Oct.
16
21
Sale
101k Mar. 28
163* Mar. 3
43* Mar. 4
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35* June
5
10
20
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55* Oct.
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8
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3
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4
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7
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2
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July
4
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7
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1
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24
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8
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2
3
19
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2
5
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12
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8
1
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2
7
9
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9
6
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5
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22
6
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6
24
42 k Sept.
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8
9
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10
Mar. 11
Sept. 7
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5
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7
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11
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53
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3
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643* June
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30
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8
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2
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293*
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29
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22
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3* Apr.
Prices.
152* Sept. 6
2
19k Jan.
342* Sept. 23
Sept. 26
Sept. 8
23* May 21
33* June
2
20
102
3
43*
Sale
253*
225
53* Sale
39
63*
5*
61
25*
43*
13*
193*
4
1
1
68
67
15
3
Sale
22*
1
Oct.
6
112* Oct.
32
g*
10
163* Oct.
3* Oct.
362* Oct.
Sale
383* Sale
133*
133*
233* Sale
63
Sale
4
10
Sale
7
3
Sale
Oct.
2
26
7
355*
Sale
773*
595* 56 J/*
1283* 1383* 1253*
23
11
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
39 x
88
May 28
July
6
July
8
2* Aug.
3
65* June
1
3* Oct.
4
52* Oct.
2
35
103*
Sale
July
8
June 30
May 28
May 13
8
73* Oct.
31
43* Oct.
85* Oct.
133* Oct.
393* Oct.
333* Oct.
Sale
33*
123*
*
100
55
101
Sale
2
4
8
4
95
13
Highest.
Prices
112*
63*
30 k
33*
20
83*
73*
63* Sale
123* Sale
183*
173*
402*
382*
433* Sale
13*
593*
63*
10
15
97
va
72
31
7
Oct.
6
952*
110
6
11
103* Oct.
3* Oct.
23
32
252*
20* ioh
17
Oct.
2
273*
7
4
22
193* Oct.
50
24
40
65
22
26
Oct.
4
13
43* Sale
562*
623*
10
13*
60
33*
312*
53*
113*
Sale
Sale
90
85
m
10
52* Oct.
173* Oct.
13
43
9
100
23*
65*
50
lk Sale
62*
183*
923*
3*
8
Oct.
123* Oct.
143* Oct.
323* Oct.
56
Oct.
102* Oct.
15
10
7
5* Sale
73* Sale
23
Sale Prices.
Sale
Prices
75
333*
43*
182*
3*
60
24
Sale
12*
25
20
3*
43*
Zenith Radio Corp
____..*
443,700 Zonite Products Corp_.__._l
f
23*
423*
12
3
542*
93*
Sale
33
Sale
38
19
N« pn value,
Sale
35
Sale
143*
Sale
Sale
Sale
110
8
Sale
125* Sale
35.166
10
193* Sale
942*
3*
1
*
Young Spring 5c Wire
Youngst'n Sh 8t Tube
Sale
10
32
preferred
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Highest.
Sale
98
23*
115*
3*
43*
93
13
Sale
24
7%
80
Sale
Sale
27
*
*
"A"
98
Sale
133*
15
2*
13*
203*
5*
1
143* Sale
483*
50
583* Sale
633*
67
46,600 White Sewing Mach
*
9,500
Convertible preferred.
*
280,100 Wilcox OH 5c Gas
5
2,800 Wilcox-Rich Corp class A
*
468,600 Willys-Overland.
5
8,500
7% convertible pref
100
44,700 Wilson tk Co
...»
92,000
50,500
3,080,000
11*
95
13
...
Weston
22
53*
173*
9
6
85
*
*
1,549 Wells Fargo 5c Co
1
98,100 Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
*
21,700
$4 conv preferred
*
2,890 West Penn El Co "A"
*
7,590
7% preferred
...
100
4,250
Preferred (6)....
100
7,100 West Penn Pow pref 7%..100
3,310
6% preferred
100
15,700 Western Dairy Prod A_.
*
54,610
Class B v t c
*
1,330.880 Western Union Teleg
100
172,700 Westinghouse Air Brake —*
5,468,000 Westioghouse El 5c Mfg..50
6,370
7% 1st preferred
.50
22,200
1,900
42,000
133*
53
572*
20
*
.100
Preferred
243*
56
15* Sale
43
373*
28
253*
202* Sale
1082* 110
5
22*
—100
Preferred.
Vulcan
82,200
500
*
100
100
3,635 % irglnla Elec 8c Power 6% pf*
360 Virginia Iron, Coal & CokelOO
25,200
7% preferred
100
100
7% 1st preferred
32,800
2,100
*
....
63,700 Va-Caro Chem
20.800
7% prior pref.......
Class B
200
—100
77,960 Vadsco Sales Corp
*
2,300
Preferred
......100
1,085,500 Vanadium Corp of America.*
56,900
2,100
1,400
50
100
100
4,400
1,900
1,800
7,400
4
-.10
600
100
J*
Preferred
Co
2
Sale
20
660 Utah Copper
529,100 Utilities P & L"A"__.
390 Van Raalte
Sale
30
7
*
*
.100
..50
13,548.810 United States Steel..
764.900
7% preferred
40,950 U S Tobacco
Sale
143* Sale
100
preferred vtc
4
123*
1053*
-p
*
*
166,700 U S Realty 5c Impt
656
37
94
*
377.000 U S Rubber
152,300
8% 1st preferred
187,200 U S Smelt Ref & Mg
Preferred
22,900
50
600
Prior
3*
33 k
3
22
13*
283*
173*
*
64,700 U S Leather vtc
Class A v t c
112,430
113*
,
20
..100
U S Indus Alchol
Sale
2
*
7% preferred
18,200 U S Hoffman Mach
Sale
3
100
640
24
87 3*
—
23,200 U S Freight
129,800 U S Gypsum Co
Sale
195*
183* Sale
903*
100
—
Sale
1
4,200 U S Express.
100
91,900 U S Foreign Securities Corp
Preferred.........
16,400
4,700
\*
8 5*
33 3*
23,700 United Piece Dye Works...
Preferred
100
2,010
80,900 United Stores A
*
Preferred
*
89,860
*
26,935 Universal Leaf Tobacco
Preferred
100
1,060
100
4,120 Universal Pict 1st ref
374,100 U S Pipe 8c Foundry
20
26,300
1st preferred....—..... *
2,100 U S Distrib Corp
130
3,300
1
1.736,641 United Gas 8c Impt Co
*
Preferred
*
27.200
100 United Paperboard Co—100
43,430
200
"~9k
1
.....
Preferred
123* Sale
14
133*
2
6% preferred...........100
Preferred.
99 J*
92
100
United Cigar Stores
5,380
1,500
Sale
Preferred
1,165,434
8
Biscuit of Am
United Corp
*
Preferred..
*
271,100
11,841 United Dyewood—
100
Preferred..
100
1,350
*
115,700 United Electric Coal
*
480,300 United Fruit..
28,700 Universal Pipe 8c Rad Co..*
200
Sale
6
4,950,345
20
Sale
19
United American Bosch Corp*
300
100
123
113* Sale
423* Sale
50
Preferred
140
80,366
*
Union Tank Car
United Aircraft 8c Tr Corp.
740 United Business Publishers.*
*
177,925 United Carbon
18,200
176,600
350,000
19,000
2S
Union Oil, California
Ask
Ask. Bid.
Bid
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
Oct. 1.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
United
range since jan. 1.
Jan. 1
1.
258,200
54,200
8,607,700
72,300
4,500
75,000
1,970
39
Price
Shares.
Shares.
•
.
^
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
prices in october.
STOCKS
N
y-y
;
;;
I
Jan.
31
Sept.
183* Sept.
8
8
15
3
8
57
Jan.
15
Sept. 23
Sept. 6
Sept. 8
Sept. 9
Sept. 6
7k
403*
113*
273*
Jan.
May 17
2
June 25
93* Mar.
18
22
8
New
Curb
York
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
1931.
1932.
October
Shares
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
Bond Sales.
3,701,930
8,702,369
46,479,729
94,669,750
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
AGGREGATE SALES.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
Since
$91,637,000
737,966,500
829,461,600
...
Par.
AND
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 2
1932.
INDUSTRIAL
1931.
$77,321,000
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
October.
1932.
October
Oct. 1.
Ask.
Bid.
Bid.
Oct. 31.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
MISCELLANEOUS
300 Abbott Laboratories com—*
*
4,300 Acetol Products, Inc. A
'""200
■
.«•
850 Acme Steel
«.
—
4,900
430
1,500
3,000
900
••
■m
•>
«.
—
—
100
300
200
m m
■
mm
mm
4,600
Alnsworth
5,500
Air InvestorsInc
vv,
■m'-mmmm'-.mmm
5
Oct.
Mfg Corp
*
12**
*
com.
com v
2
1
134
1
"17""
4
H
15
35 Oct.
15
435 Oct.
35 Oct.
535 Oct.
10
8
135
1
Oct.
28
435 Oct.
34 Oct.
535 Oct.
5
6
8
1
■y-T
tc..*
1
-
435
35
535
6
11
334
35
7
5
... ...... .....
.
Albert Frank Guenther—
100
900
400
•»
'mm,
'
mm
class A Stk__l
new
400 Allied Int Inv S3
—
600
Law Inc
)
31,900
20.200
1,200
2,000
1,800
1,218
Allied Mills Inc
141
2,200
Mb «■ mm
100
700
m
m
mm
mm
.
2",666
20
220,860 Aluminum Co
Preferred..
24,650
•
"""loo
24,700
1,200
200
1,600
13,900
3,600
200
375
100
475
100
""306
200
3,100
25
1,100
100
4
335
335 Oct.
4
68
Sale
52
Sale
8,900
;.
1735 Oct.
3435 Oct.
30"" Sale'
Amer
11^
Sale
*
Beverage Corp..__.._.*
20 American Book Co
113*
7H
*
300 Amer Bakeries cl A stock
73.600
235
735 Sale
7,245
Partic
35
12
35
435
35
35
10
27
11
6
Oct.
8
4
Oct.
8
8
Oct.
7
1035 Oct.
35 Oct.
5
Sale
11
Oct.
31
335 Oct.
70
3
Sate
h
135
62
31
19
14
Oct.
1
2
35
134
735 Sale
10
Oct.
8
2
35
Sale
4
Sale
3
Y<
Oct.
35 Oct.
535
435
Sale
4
35
7
8
Sale
H
35
25
ih
lfc
% Sale
Oct.
17
Oct.
1
18
35 Oct.
11
Oct.
1
34 Oct.
10
8
1
26
435
335
35
334
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
26
20
235 Oct.
335 Oct.
135 Oct.
435 Oct.
534 Oct.
35 Oct.
5
Oct.
25
5
20
535 Oct.
11
6
335 Oct.
134 Oct.
7
1
19
7
29
4
5
3
335
Sale
134
335
135
334
135
15
20
17
10
*
100
20
535
8
100
45
46
♦
20
32
1
234
35
8
235 Oct.
34 Oct.
1235
14
1135
Sale
1135 Oct. 31
1234 Oct.
18
2035
1135
18
18
10
Sale
10
60
45
60
1035
4834
335
33
4
235 Oct.
34 Oct.
4834 Oct.
com.
5
8,800 Amer Thread preferred
575 Amer Transformer common.*
Amer Utilities & Gen Corp—
Class B v t c
*
65,000
35 Oct.
1
7
...
;■
5
635
235 Sale
...
■■
■
*
5
3
21
5
6
8
20
Oct.
5
1035 Oct.
4834 Oct.
3
21
'""35 Oct""B
535 Oct.
255 Oct.
235 Oct.
3
31
15
535 Oct.
234 Oct.
235 Oct.
35 Oct.
134 Oct.
6
6
% Oct.
134 Oct.
3
8
15
'
35 Sale
35
35
35
preferred
com
Oct.
Oct.
21
13-16 Sale"
4
6
Post Fence
1
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate
Corp Common
*
135
35
600
mm-mm
2
235
135
134
35
35
35
35
1235
5435
5435
$
P
1235
34
535
35 Oct.
2
6
Oct.
3
35 Oct.
6
8
10
700
300
200
170
"
100
""406
American deposit rects._£l
41,800
3,200 Associated Laundries com..*
5,800 Associated Rayon Corp com.*
*
4,900 Atlantic Coast Fisheries
335
335
335
3 35
235
1
2
235
2 34
1
135
235
1
135
170 Atlantic Coast Line Co....50
1,200 Atlantic Fruit 5c Sugar
4,700 Atlantic Securities com
300
$3 pref with
6,800
Atlas Plywood
For footnotes see page
56.
7
1035
20
19
62
1035
35
1135
8
13
Jan.
3
1
k Oct.
X Oct.
11
20
135 Oct.
635 Oct.
warr
-
150
110
Mar.
Jan.
34
6
29
13
1~
10
*
2
June
1
Feb. 25
'135 "T
235
4
2
June 11
5
2
3
11
June
1
Oct.
Oct.
Apr. 21
13
235
2
Oct.
5
5
Oct.
13
235 Oct.
4
May 11
11
May 24
2
6
4
35 Oct.
5
Aug. 10
Oct.
26
Jan.
5
Apr.
2
1634 Apr.
7
1
July 18
Mar. 14
2
Mar. 11
35 Aug. 29
1 % Sept. 20
13* Feb. 26
4h Aug. 23
935 Sept. 10
435 Sept.
8
21
.*
*
5
June
4
1
Jan.
7
Aug. 31
35 June
Aug.
Aug.
3
335 Oct.
35 Oct.
Oct.
5
30
335 Sept.
235 Oct.
5
2
9
54
30
1-10 Mar. 21
1
13
"
27
8
11
3
Mar.
21
29
5
26
5
16
1735 Sept. 0
2035 Sept. 23
535 Jan.
4235 Feb.
8
July
35 Oct.
4
Aug.
3
June
135 July
135 Jan.
Oct.
26
25
835 May 26
9
Apr. 15
Aug. 11
35 Oct. 11
May 17
134 Aug. 11
10
June 22
Oct.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr. 26
135 June
9
35 Feb.
8
3
Oct.
Sept.14
Sept. 7
<
Sept.29
335 Aug. 30
235 Aug. 30
7
July 25
13
Aug. 11
2235 Mar. 21
435 Aug. 29
135 Aug. 29
235 Oct.
35 Oct.
1
18
20
23
5
Sept. 1
Oct. 20
June 3
June
2
July 25
2
20,
1
Oct.
835 Sept. 1
35 Mar. 3
10
Mar. 21
3
20
Oct.
34 Jan.
35 Jan.
% Jan.
235
135
*
Sept. 8
Sept. 6
Sept. 6
Jan.
5
July 25
Sept.I 9
Sept. 2
Mar. 8
135 Aug. 26
835 Mar. 29
5135 Feb. 26
Jan.
335 Mar.
Associated Elec Industries—
3,800
12
Apr.
135 June
35 Jan.
2
June
19
535
3
18
90
Sept. 3
6734 Jan.- 19
Sept. 6
_
1
Arcturus Radio Tube new..l
4,900
...»
17,180 Armstrong Cork com
5
1,200 Art Metal Works new com
50 Arundel Corp common
*
135 Oct. 24
19
Sept.
35 Jan.
4
2235
235
135
35
8
Jan.
5
25
14
8
27
22
35 May 24
35
100 Anglo-Norwegian Holding..*
100 Animal Trap Co of Am com..*
300 Apponaug Co common
.*
1,606
7
11
it
Jan.
33* Jan. 30
39
■i Jan.
235 May
27
July
Jan.
100
Mar.
9
1
435 Aug. 23
*
com
4
Aug. 30
135 Apr. 28
7
13
234
34
40
23
Oct.
7
8
5
44
July
735 Apr.
35 Feb.
8
Apr.
235 Jan.
55
Oct.
1-16 May
Sept.
34 Feb.
2535 Feb.
May 28
333* July 11
8 ii June 29
35 Oct.
1
100 Amoskeag Mfg Co common..
700 Amsterdam Trading Am she
m mm
21
June
14
12
13
3
13
15
7
335 Sept. 10
34
Oct.
11
14
35 Sale
12,400 American Yvette Co
MM
635
635 June
3
235 Mar. 11
5
Apr. 14
235 Apr. 14
35 May 9
1-1
100 Amer Potash & Chemical..,
2,300 Amer Salamandra Corp
50
25,300
1-32 Jan.
100
35 Sale
Corp
300 Amer Pneumatic Serv
2,600
535 Jan.
235 Feb.
1235 Feb.
14
Sept.
63* Jan.
135 Sept.
8
5
5
new
Amer Laund Mach com
Amer Maize Products com
20,000 Anchor
81
35 July 15
1235 Feb.
3
14
Sept.13
3
July
8
35 Jan. 26
235 May 26
35 Feb.
8
10
July 29
10
May 31
2
735 Oct.
3535 Oct.
26 130
Oct.
34 Oct. 10
4
735 Oct.
3235 Oct. 24
130
Warrants
""900
June 20
22
Oct.
5935 Oct.
2635 Oct.
36
Oct.
635 Oct.
7
Oct.
835 Oct.
1035 Oct.
35 Oct.
35 Oct.
435 Oct.
""35 """35
3535 Sale
preferred...
Amer Founders
$3
35
2
35
American Equities com
3,500
4,200 Amer Mfg Co common
Preferred
1,450
1,625 American Meter Co
500
3
4
55
"Ji " "35
100
7% 1st pref series B
50
100
6% 1st pref series D
50
980 American Hardware
..25
42,400 Amer Investors com new
1
31,100
35 Oct.
Jan.
Feb. 18
May 18
Securities—
$1.50 partlc pref
New
5
10H 12%
3
100
.........
300
3,200
21,200
168,500
8
Jan. 23
Sept. 1
Sept. 23
3
20
100
Amer Austin Car Com
10H
4635, Oct.
4935'Oct.
...
Amer Elec
w3~66O
335
25
100
Series C warrants
51,291
Series D warrants....
24,884
32,400 Aluminum Goods Mfg
*
200 Aluminum Manufacturers..*
2,100 Amer Capital Corp com cl A*
Common cl ass B.
*
6,600
S3 preferred
7,800
$5.50 prior preferred
6,300
1,392 American Cigar Co. com..100
150
Preferred..............100
14,900 American Corp common
300
Warrants...............
1,800 Amer Cyanamid com cl A..
Common class B
*
414,950
Amer
17,100
Dept Stores Corp
•
7% 1st pref series A.....100
765
"'"400
15
*
600
100
25
51M Sale
623*
64
100
12,900 Aluminum Ltd
6,500
6% preferred-
6,400 Amer British 8c Contr Corp.*
500
4** Sale
*
common
700 American Arch Co
54s Oct. 13
635 Oct. 26
8* Sale*
*
com
200
2,200
7M'12!
pref..*
conv
600 Allied Motor Indus
M
9
M
8H
3035
635
1835
1234
59
335 Sept. 10
*
5,100 Alexander Industries
3,000 Ali America General Corp_20
*
700 Alliance Investment com
■
4
5
100
*
Convertible preference.
Warrants.
400
460 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary
50
Preference
50
330
4,600
;
mm
10
_
Adams Millls 7% 1st pf
Aero Supply Mfg class A
Class B
100 Aero Underwriters Corp
*
100 Agfa Ansco Corp new com._l
—
'
Oct.
25
t c
v
Jan.
L
July 30
835 June
2
Apr.
29
4
535
.-25
common
Acme Wire Co
8
35 Aug. 23
1
June 11
335 Mar. 5
May 13
135 Sept. 8
935 Sept. 6
335 Aug. 25
16
June 22
29
4
Mar. 3
35 Jan. 25
435 Sept. 8
135 Mar. 11
20
Oct.
26
% Jan.
5
934 Aug. 22
2055 May
9
334 Sept. 12
NEW YOEK CURB EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
October.
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
60,400
3,700
13,200
mm
m*
mm
mm'mm
m*
**
**
m
m mm
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
NEW TORE
CURB EXCHANGE
1932.
Bid.
25,900 $3preferred A...
Warrants
132,000
10,900 Auto Voting Machine com..
Conv prior partic new
1,500
2,400 Aviation Securities Corp
Oct. 1.
Ask,
4X
Sale
IX
Sale
.....
100
Bid.
8h Sale
37**
38
3X
3k
8
275
2,909
Babcock 8c Wilcox Co..
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31.
Ask. Bid.
13
6
k Sale
34 X
32
2
Ask.
X
8X
2k
6
33
Oct,
Oct,
10
2X Oct.
2k Oct.
13
17
3
100
40
8
8k
38**
3k
2k
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
3
3
4
10
1,500 Aviation Secur of New Eng.
15,200 Axton Fisher Tob class A-.10
14,500
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 2
INDUS. & MISC. (Con.) Par
1,158,625 Atlas Utilities Corp com
*
700
mm
41
Oct.
3
Oct.
5
47k Oct.
62
Oct.
28
35
Oct.
5
33
45
Oct.
21
200 Bancomit Corp common
43* Jan.
32
13*
23*
6k
13*
30
May 24
Apr. 26
May 19
Mar. 10
July 26
20
14
Baumann
120
""500
8,100
38,800
5,100
**
******
mm
mm
mm
'
200 Blauner
**
loo
200
L
mm
**
mm
—
-
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
**
mm
"
mmmm***.
v t
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c
IX
com
k
UX
1
Ilk
Xe Sale
Sale
12
Xa Oct.
9k Oct.
26
27
% Oct.
12J* Oct.
5
13
10h
24 X
23
*
common
s
8X
7
3
6,400 Bliss (E W) 9c Co common—*
176,812 Blue Ridge Corp com
*
143,687
Opt 6% Conv pref
*
4,500 Blumenthal (S) 0c Co com
*
150 Bohack (H C) 7% 1st pref 100
10 Boston & Albany RR Co..100
15,600
5,700
'
Bellanca Aircraft
Benef Indus Loan
200 Benson & Hedges common..*
*
2,000 Bickford's Inc com
J2.50 cum conv pref
1,100
*
**
************
mm
(Ludwlg) &Co—
Conv 7% 1st pref
100
32
5k
2X
4
Sale
Sale
IX
18 X
3
10
89
99
25X
3k
3
5k
2
Sale
2k
29k Sale
28**
2X
4
5
25X
3k
2k
29**
5
4
Oct.
13
11
26
5
2k Oct.
3
13
Oct.
1
30** Oct.
4
4
Oct.
5
Boston & Maine RR—
40
Prior preferred
25
Preferred stamped
Class B pref stamped
10
500
...100
*
100 Bower Roller Bearing....
AX
5X
3X
4X
4
Oct.
15
4
Oct.
15
*
Bowman-Bilt Hotels—
330
""300
m*
m*
m*
**
i
U
300
800
19,700
8,000
400
12,500
sH
*
k
♦
%
X
X
nH
4k
16**
6k
24k
k
1
2X
X
4X
16**
*
Class A
British Amer
600
*
*
X
8
24 k
2X
X
20
Oct.
13
1
4% Oct.
k Oct.
3
Oct.
13
18
4X Oct.
26
Oct.
28
17** Oct.
14
Celanese—
400
8,210
1,000
•
'
200
conv
Inc
IX
IX
500
==.•':300
*
com
500
6% pref with warrants..50
600
Conv preferred
IX
IX
1X
lk
lk Oct.
13
IX Oct.
m*
—
27,300 Cable Radio Tube
m*
mm
mm
**
m*
20
k
10
2
2
12
X
X
1
13 k
2k
**
200
com r
900
100
100
.
25
12
Feb.
15
June
May
July
May
64
Apr.
933* Aug.
30
31
7
18
27
10
13*
3*
163*
13*
Aug. 23
July
8
Jan.
4
June 23
May 24
2
lk
2k
lk
3
%
X
X
'
X
IX
lk
2
3
X
X
4
3* June 28
Aug.
9
5
June 11
mm.m*
60 Chic Burl 8c Quincy RR
***********
Feb.
13
Jan.
15
46
Sept. 12
59
Oct.
Oct.
3
4
8
49k Oct.
13
59
Oct.
4
18
2
Oct.
18
'mm
rnm
mm
'
7
11
120
217,600
3,100
mm
mm
*m
mm
m.
**
70
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
m*
6,823,465 Cities Service common
.*
Preferred
*
74,000
Preferred B
3,700
Preferred BB
*
1,890
100 Clark (D L) Co.
..___.*
100
900 Claude Neon El Prod
2,900
1,000
*m
mm
mm
mm
*,
50 Clinchfield Coal
1,000
mm
mm
mm
**
**
100
100
a.
mm
********
mm
m*
100 Columbus Auto Pts
1,500
700
32,100
mm
**
400
(m
1,400
„
9,725
800
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
Merchandising
900
5,128
18,800
1,300
m,
m* mm
mm mm
com
conv
2,100
mm
mm
*m
"
mm
**
**
400
**
■
v
Preferred series B
...100
Convertible
...100
pref
Steel com..
15
3
Oct.
6
15
Oct.
6
Oct.
5
13* July 12
6
3* May
1
35* June
2
53* June
8
5
Apr.
963* Jan. 19
Oct.
k Oct.
5k Oct.
6k Oct.
31
27
10
13
Oct.
8
14** Oct.
3
Sale
3
Oct.
24
43* Oct.
4
Sale
19
Oct.
22
27
10
25
Oct.
4
Sale
2X
k Sale
IX
2k
11
20
Oct.
5
9
Oct.
5
9
Oct.
5
ak Oct.
IX Oct.
26
1
Oct.
1
75*
3*
8
2
Oct.
5
»
8
X
x» r
10
10 k
13X
8k
kt Oct.
7
8
Oct.
10
50
Oct.
4
9k Oct.
21
2
x
300
,
15,000
10X
X
2k
2X
11
8
Oct.
10
7
50
Oct.
4
50
Oct.
21
Oct.
28
Oct.
28
kt Oct.
25
k Oct.
3
k Oct.
31
k Oct.
3
Oct.
"~5
Oct.
5
lk Oct.
18
lk Oct.
17
lk Oct.
k Oct.
7
13* Oct.
13* Oct.
7
3
Sale
1
IX
*
*
1
2
X
X
Sale
1
.1$ J*
2
IX Sale
3
9k
4k
Sale
3
7
Sale
5 k Sale
4k
10X
7k
*
2
2
17
2
5k
4
4,
10'
5k Oct.
10
5k Oct.
19
Sale
3**kOct.
10
5k Oct.
4
lk Oct.
28
lk Oct.
103* Oct.
15
10
;.»
Common voting trust ctfs.l
Corroon 8c Reynolds
com
.»
1
36 Conv pref A
Coty Societe Anonyme—
Am dep rets bearer shs
100
»
8
11,200
Courtaulds Ltd
300
2,100
2
IX
Sale
2
12
18
ly*
8
13
Am dep rets for ord stk req
800 Crane Co
5,500
225
common
100
66,100 Crocker Wheeler
300
1,300
!
100
100
______
E!ec Mfg..*
______
1
200
13
41
5k Oct.
20
Oct.
5
41
Oct.
5
3k'
4k
10
6
Oct.
5
4
6k
7
4X
5
4X Oct.
4
4k
3k
4
4k
3k
3k Oct.
2k Oct.
7
33.50 pref without warr...*
1,600 Crowley Milner & Co com
*
19,000 Crown Cork Internat cl A..*
Crown Zellerbach-Corp
2,050
36 conv pref A
*
1,400 Cuban Cane Products warr..
400 Cuban Tobacco
4,800
Oct.
5k Oct.
...25
Preferred..
Crosse & Blackwell Inc—
'""266
10
Cuneo Press
com v t c
com
IX Sale
10
6H% Ptef with warr
100
97,300 Curtis Mfg Co (Del) A stock.*
100 Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
5
800 Curtiss Wright Airports v t c *
57,900 Curtlss Wright warrants
2k
3X
Oct.
28
20
22
16
4
28
1
24
4
28
7
30
4
43* May 27
43* Jan. 27
1
July 19
hi Feb.
15
18
12
.
18
11X
15
73
123
Oct.
24
3* July 27
** July
7
Sept. 27
Jan. 11
May 10
June 16
June 16
Aug. 19
2
May 31
X Fen.
8
55*
45*
4o3*
15*
33*
35*
12
Oct.
5
Xt
X
4
Aug. 16
55* Sept.
313* Sept.
15
45
Oct.
24
1
Oct.
5
12
June
2
Jan. 11
Mar.
1
July
7
585* June 14
3* May 16
Apr. 29
3* Mar. 29
hi Aug.
1
Mar.
8
2
Aug. 16
Oct.
5
9
15*
33*
Jan.
9
Jan. 19
6
1
Aug. 26
33* May 16
Aug. 30
w
n. Feb.
7
83* Sept.
50
15
Oct.
4
Aug. 29
43* Jan. 27
45* Sept. 9
3* Sept. 6
3* Sept. 26
2
Mar. 15
23* Sept. 19
3 3* Sept. 8
20
Sept. 21
15* Oct. 17
35* Aug. 23
43* Aug. 31
55* Sept. 27
5
Jan.
19
493* Mar. 14
43* Sept. 7
10
Sept. 21
14
Mar. 12
83* Sept. 8
15* Jan. 14
13
Aug. 18
23* Mar. 8
5
3
June 13
35* Oct. 28
13* Jan.
2
6
7
16
63* Feb. 19
535* Mar. 9
43* Feb. 10
June 22
19
Oct.
4
43* Feb.
1
5* Oct, 31
Sept. 2
123* Jan. 28
8
Apr.
5
995* Jan.
4
3
Mar.
9
30
Jan. 30
5
June 18
May 13
July 28
June
1
9
7
18
43*
33*
193*
13*
Aug. 24
123* Aug. 23
June 10
28
4
2
23* Sept.
June 28
Oct.
13* Oct.
7
1
4
lk Oct.
6
23* Sept.
7
33* Oct.
73
123
:
May 13
5* Sept.
9
Jan.
7
Feb. 23
Apr. 28
Feb.
8
12
Apr. 25
3* Aug. 11
3*
3*
3*
13*
9
*
600
For footnotes tee page 56'
kt
May
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
June
June
Aug.
Jan.
May
Jan.
July
£1
■
~25
13*
Oct.
Corrlgan McKinney Steel—
300
""3O6
13* May 28
10
Oct.
•
5
July 25
9
7% pref with warrants..100
of Chic
Mar.
5
k
33*
Vs
X
9
3
17
*
common..
505,600 Cord Corp
3,700 Corporation Sec
33,800
1
2
*
t c
2.500 Copeland Products Inc
.
6
•
3,000 Cooper Bessemer Corp com..*
$3 pref A with warr
6,400
*
-
200
IX
*
Convertible
Co
3X
20
4
J*
♦
v t c
33.50 preferred
Coon (W B)
Oct.
pf_*
Cons Retail Stores Inc com.*
100 Continental
m*
26
5
1
Continental Shares Inc—
100
Jan.
*
preference
*
1,100 Continental Secur common.*
200
20
*
com
12,400 Continental Chic Corp com.*
**
Sale
Sale
IX
2k
Consolidated Aircraft com..*
Consol Automatic
800 Consol Theatres Ltd
...
Sale
3
8
1
Club Aluminum Utensil
6,300 Columbia Pictures Corp
mm
100
55
455
Oct.
100
900 Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg25
25 Columbia Mills, Inc, com..100
25
48
30
20
31
10
"
1
„..*
common.
300 Cohn & Rosenberger
64,000 Colombia Syndicate
'**
3,500
10
6
July 21
17
July 21
13* Aug. 12
3
Oct.
2X
k
5k
6k
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
*
com
57,200 Claude Neon Lights com
7,700 Cleveland Tractor com
**
Oct.
100
100 Chicago Rivet & Mach Co
*
2,930 Childs Co preferred
100
mm mm **
2
30
15
10
Mar. 28
18
Oct.
15
27
15
7
13
Apr.
4
June 23
Aug. 10
Oct.
45
2k
k Sale
Aug.
75*
143*
13*
205*
13
3
4
4
26
27
....
23* Sept.
5
Oct.
6X
14
Sept. 26
26
32
5H
Oct.
14
13
12
30
12
23
13* Mar. 9
135* Mar. 8
23* Apr. 17
40
8,800 Chain Stores Stock Inc.....*
3,200 Charls Corp common
*
25 Cherry Burrell Corp com
*
100
Jan.
13* Feb.
Sept.
3* Aug.
85* Sept.
203* May
3* June 30
133* Mar. 3
2
Aug. 12
13* Aug. 22
2
Sept.16
6 3* June
1
23* June 27
2
2
2
3** Aug. 29
10
6
3k
9
53* Apr. 14
8
17 X
14
*
45* Sept.
5k Oct.
June 27
X Apr.
10
4k
15
Apr.
2
Aug. 29
26
1
17
lk
Jan.
9
1
11
♦
4k
59
21
8
29
*
*
400 Chain & Gen Equities com..*
200
933* Aug. 10
k Oct.
5
2**
8
11
13
8
Jan.
k Feb.
;
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
Jan.
Feb.
X Oct.
8
5
13
19,300 Centrifugal Pipe Corp..
200
*******
$7 dividend preferred
6
86
25
11
7
53* Apr.
5* Feb.
11
40
15
173
163
♦
2
Feb.
ki Oct.
lk Oct.
2k Oct.
5
25
8
14
x9
Feb.
3
41
45* Aug. 27
123* Jan.
125* June
18
IX
2J*
24
Jan.
Jan.
333* Sept.
14
Jan.
k
3*
3*
43*
13
June 21
1
10
Apr. 21
9
Apr.
2
21
Aug. 29
13* May 31
53* Apr. 14
2
4
Sept. 23
Oct.
25
20
20
XiOct.
lk Oct.
2k Oct.
30
1X
7,475
7% 1st partic pref
100
10,125
7% prior preferred
100
6,400 Celluloid Corp common.....*
1st preferred
1,700
*
25
900
Mar.
11
4
11
11
Celanese Corp of Amer—
150
1,000
40
20 3* June
t c_*
1,000 Carman & Co conv A stk
12,500 Carnation Co common
10,201 Carrier Corp common
850
Apr. 11
28
Oct.
10X Oct.
*
600 Canadian Indus Alcohol A__*
200
Class B Non vot
*
m*
Apr. 25
12j
4
50
300 Camden Fire Ins Assn
400 Campe (The) Corp com
mm
11
pf*
Warrants...
4,500
36,500 Burma Corp, Amer dep rets..
13,600 Butler Bros
20
1,000
14
26
*
pref.
Bulova Watch Co 33.50 con
Burco
Mar.
22
29
17
17
Brown Fence & Wire Co—
Class A
45
July
X July
6
May
193* May
18
17
American dep receipts.. 10s
25 Brown Co 6% pref
100
200
July 15
Apr. 25
Tobacco, Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord bear. £1
Amer dep receipts reg..l0s
British
X Oct.
1
6
29
8
10
15
27
5
Oct.
Oct.
3*8 Oct.
100
3,800 Bridgeport Machine com
3,400 Brill Corp class A
Class B
1,400
5,700 Brillo Mfg Co common
100
mm
1st preferred
3
33
100
.100
4,000 Bourjois Inc
115* Sept.
Aug.
43* Sept.
33* Aug.
23* Mar.
103* Sept.
40
62
8
x9
2k Oct.
2X Oct.
28X Oct.
4
June
1
June 16
1
Mar.
5
June 22
63* Sept. 6
95* Sept. 22
53
Jan.
28
103* Aug. 27
143* Mar. 22
73* July 28
35* Sept. 24
13 M Mj
hi Jan
Oct
1951
Ma
65
13
Ma
Ma
4
Api
13* Oc
*n Ja
CURB
YORK
NEW
42
PRICES
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
October.
Jan.
NEW YORK
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
Oct. 1.
1932.
1.
Shares,
4,600
Shares.
800
EXCHANGE
(NDis.fr
Davenoort
MISC.
Par
(Con.)
*
Hcwlbry
Bid.
Ask.
7
14
13
Bid.
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
Ask
9
Bid.
Oct.
9
1-8% Oct.
Prices
1.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices.
Ask.
8k
7
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN OCTOBER.
20
14
Jan..
8
4
5k July
% Oct.
8
3 k June 24
% June 23
% May 10
18% Sept. 6
1% Jan.
8
1% Mar. 18
% Sept. 8
7% Apr. 29
7% Aug. 11
1% Sept. 8
Decca Record Co Ltd—
-100
200
36,500
12,200
432,200
241,900
7,566
75,000
American
Sale
8k Oct.
8
10
k Sale
% Oct.
15
k Oct.
15k Oct.
k Oct.
8
4
3
Oct.
20
k Oct.
3
35
Oct.
38
Oct.
7
22
2
Oct.
7
5
Mar. 18
Jan.
5
Apr. 29
Sept. 6
Apr.
1
July 16
2
Oct.
5
1
May 31
8
Oct.
3
8
Oct.
3
8
Oct.
37k Oct.
4
37k Oct.
4
Oct.
3
26
Oct.
3k Oct.
31
6
Oct.
3
5
k Oct.
shares
Deere fr Co com
100
.
*
l»e Forest Radio * t c
9%
1%
Sale
Sale
%
Sale
14 k
k
Sale
y
9k
De Haviland Aircraft Co Ltd
Am
200
dep rets ord reg shs_.£l
Corp.
'
*
Detroit Aircraft
.
100 Diamond Shoe Corp com
300 Dictaphone Co common
""%6 Sale
%
k
..*
Prod Co Inc
*
460 Dixon (Jos) Crucible Co-.100
•
2,300 Doehler Die-Casting
1
300, Dictograph
30
200
,
25 Douglas (W L) Shoe 7%
25
100
4,600
Preferred .A
2%
100
Dow Chemical Co com..
50
'"50
pjf
*
___.100
26
2,250 Draper Corp
*
10,500 Driver Harris Co common..10
300
7% preferred
100
6,700 Dublller Good Corp new com 1
Durham Duplex Razor Co—
200
prior pref with warr
*
300 Durham Hosiery Mills B com *
10,200 Duval Texas Sulphur.......*1
1,500
2.300
1,700
0k
8k
%
3k
Sale
%
Oct.
% Oct.. 25
%
1
k Oct.
26
k Oct.
lk Oct.
27
10
k Oct.
%
5,800 Eastern Utii lavec class *_•
2,800 Easy Washing Mach class B_*
400
700 Edison Bros Stores
lk
1
2
lk
2k
■*
2k Oct.
3
*
com
11
5
8
6
Aug. 24
Feb.
Q
June
2
39
66
Feb.
16
66
k July
8
4
'WeOct" "6
Jan.
3% Feb.
July
10
% Sale
66
3
21%
88%
18%
1%
5
100 Eastern Steamship Lines...*
400
lk
%
7%
6%
Aug.
5
% Aug. 23
% June
1
6% Sept.22
k May
4
lk Oct. 10
3
Jan. 26
Oct. *
3
Sept. 27
88% Aug. 24
26
Oct.
3
11% Sept.
Feb.
1% Sept.
3
16
7
10
Aug.
5
1% Apr. 27
1
Sept. 8
6% Sept. 11
Aug. 15
Aug. 15
2
3
Feb.
4
18
Educational Pictures Inc 8%
425
pref with com
104,300 Eisler Electric com
40,050 Elec Pow Associates
229,900 ; Class A....
10,000
1,500
3,000
...*
*
com
*
'900 Elec Prod of Colo common..*
.*
21,900 Elec Shareholdings com
""800
$6 conv pref with warr .._*
18,600
250 Elgin National Watch Co..25
2,200
8
warr.100
pur
1
1%
2k
OH
6%
8
0k
6k
7%
~~3k "4"
"5
45 H
38
42
17 %
30
Sale
7k
7k
0k
47 k
lk
5k
5k
Sale
0k
0k
22
2
2
2
31
26
31
12
3
14
2k Oct.
1
k June
Oct.
10
10
Oct.
Oct.
2 k June
Oct.
7
7
6
5
7
2% June
3
Aug.
1% May
19
May
10% Jan.
"4%~0~ct~ "14
Sale
44
15
5
lk Oct.
"3k "5k
Feb.
Oct.
44
27
5%
47
Oct" "5
Oct.
11
9
9
4%
8%
5434
11%
Sept.20
Sept. 9
Aug. 29
Aug. 29
Sept. 9
Sept. 8
Aug. 30
Jan. 18
Emerson's Bromo-Seltzer—•
Class A non-vot com
—*
500
Class B common.
*
100
700 Empire Corporation com....*
10
2,300 Employers Re-insurance
1,500 Ex-Cell-O Aircraft & Tool..*
'""300
100
10
4,000 Fageol Motors Co com
3,700 Fairchild Aviation class A. *
300 Fairey Aviation Amer shs.lOs
100
7,100 Fajardo Sugar........
""loo
Fansteel Products Inc.
""300
.100
400 Fanny Farmer Candy com..*
1,700
1,800
Fedders Mfg Co class A
*
500 Federal Bake Shops com
*
4,300 Federated Capital Corp ..!.*
""loo
500
Ctfs of dep for com stk
2,000
6% cum preferred..
2,000
26,900 Federated Metals Corp
400
5,200
11,200
1.000
Mi
M.
_
m.
mm
Flat Amer dep rets.
17M 18%
2%
%
%
1%
3k
16 k
22
1
2H
5
k
k
1k
"26"" "25
4k
lk
2k
16
2k
4
4k
lk
2k
14 %
..*
5k
6
Sale
6
7k
14
9k
15k
10
7
2%
4
8k
"3k
Oct.
18
lk Oct.
19
lk Oct.
25
Oct.
8
6
1% Oct.
17
% Oct.
% Oct.
8
lk Oct.
Ik Oct.
19
8
12
Oct.
14
Oct.
68,000
18,700
3,400
Fisk Rubber
2
new common.
Pref new w 1.
100
7,000
*
6,600 Flintkote Co class A
156,250 Ford Motor of Canada cl A.
300
11,000
150
106
107k 109
26 k
2k
9
3%
9%
8k
2
k Sale
Sale
Sale
20k
2k
0k
15k
July
2
Apr.
5
Oct" ""8
% Oct.
Oct.
4
12k Oct.
17k Oct.
4
Oct.
1
9
Sale
7
Class■ B.................
2,975
"8
Aug.
20
4
June
19
May
% May
5% May
18
Oct.
22
28
13
10
5
3k Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
28k
2k
8k
15k
28
14
5
5
Vs
June
2
Oct.
2
9
2
Oct.
20
Oct
19
% May
5
3
6% May
8% Feb. 25
26
Sept. 7
108% Sept. 9
% Mar. 12
June
May
% Jan.
Jan.
3
5
10
Mar. 12
Aug.
14% Jan.
9% Apr.
100
8
9
1
6
6
Aug. 20
1% July 26
Oct.
nt4
18 108k Oct.
27
18
Sept.
2% Sept.
1% Apr.
51% Sept.
7% May
lk Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
27
4
3
New capital stock..,
10
600
530 First Nat Stores 7% 1st pf.100
500 Fishman (I) & Son class A..*
""380
Jan.
3% Oct.
20
17
%
8k Oct.
10
Feb.
4
29% Mar. 31
% Feb. 15
30
Oct.
28
24
May
4
Mar. 31
Feb. 15
Jan.
8
Aug.
8
1-16 Feb.
% June
1% Apr.
9% June
4
Aug.
"
Sale
16
3
k
Sale
25
.
22
3k Oct.
k
lk
'l7%
16
16 k
3%
300 Film Inspection Machine...*
300 Finance Co (Bait) cl A com..*
3,500 Fire Assn of Philadelphia..10
M»
ML
—
*
24
29%
%
16%
234
22
18% Sept. 20
1% May 26
334 Sept. 24
28% Oct. 28
Mar. 23
4
1
15
Mar.
3
8% June 13
25
Mar.
3
June
5
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
Amer dep rcts._Ord reg £1
369,700
7,900 Ford of France Am dep rets
*
4,100 Foremost Dairy Prod com
Conv pref
1,800
38,500
200
300
■
------
4k
Sale
%
%
4k Sale
3k
8
Sale
1H
4k
2k
4k
lk
4k
lk
%
3k Oct.
4k Oct.
k Oct.
Sale
k
k
4k Oct.
4k Oct.
k Oct.
10
7
31
2h
33i
May 31
June
Jan.
26
1
26
6% Jan. 11
6% Mar. 1
34 Sept. 16
Aug. 10
34 Sept. 14
Foundation Co.
New capital stock.
*
18,000
13,200 Franklin (H H) Mfg com....*
7% preferred
.200
500
80 French Line Aimer shares..
1,900
2,000
150
125 Gamewell Co $6 conv pref...*
*
2,500 Garlock Packing Co com
3",800
77,365 General Alloys Co
101,200 General Aviation Corp com *
2,400 General Capital Corp com.
12,300
Sale
4k Oct.
lk Oct.
6
Oct.
4k Oct.
2k Oct.
0k Oct.
10
28
8
2
5% Aug. 31
3
Sept. 22
8
Sept.24
1% Mar. 2
May 19
% Jan.
5
34 July 21
1% June 28
11
July 21
51% Aug.
5
8% Jan. 20
3
Apr.
9
5% Sept. 7
20
Sept. i
3% June
1
% July 12
6
Mar. 24
1% Mar.
5k
7.
5k,
1
lk
9k
lk
3% Sale
3k
8
Sale
3k
48
8
"k "lk
Oct.
10
Oct.
2k Oct.
13
Oct.
0k Oct.
24
7k Oct.
1
2% Sale
General Elec Co of Great Brit
American dep receipts...£1
37,100
*
6,100 General Empire Corp
*
1,900 Gen Fireproofing com
General Parts Corp—
Convertible preferred...
2,400
«b«M
M.
-
\
10
500
$3
cum conv
--_il1-'
10 Gen Tire & Rubber Co
1,100 Gilbert (A C) CO
"5;3O6
M»
—
—
—
64,000 Gold Sea! Elec
Gorham
""466
—
200
275
230
400
M.
M-
new com
*
4
S3 cum pref with warr....*
4,550
*
4,200 Gorham Mfg Co com v t c
900 Grand Rapids Varnish:..
*
12,850 Graymur Corp
*
4,275 Gray Tel Pay Station com
7,270 Gt Atl 8c Pac Tea 1st pref.100
Non-voting common stock *
7,510
650
25
10% June
%> Oct.
8
% Oct.
5
Ik
2
2k Oct.
6
2k Oct.
6
3
12
19 k
22 k
Ilk
15
10k Oct.
17
Oct.
24
3
15
Oct.
3k Oct.
7% preferred
"f.506
— •
—
—
"
700
600
300
For footnotes
2
20
2!
10% June
3k
Sale
3k Sale
%s Sale
2
2%
Sale
k Sale
Oct" II
%; Oct.
6
3k Oct.
k Oct.
.
June
9
% June 21
5
May 21
1
June
2
1
17
16
2
8k
11
3k
14 k
40
116
138
Sale
6
16
12
12%
0k Oct.
10
13
13%
1334 Oct.
7k
12
2%
13 k
4k
16
52
Sale
20
Oct.
116% Oct.
146
Sale
145
16" "26"
11
7
8
Oct.
1334 Oct.
27
7
3% July
8
July
2
May
w*
20
Oct.
3
28
108
27
8
103% May
7% Apr.
15% Sept.
1
Aug.
7% Oct.
96
May
7% Aug.
3 n24
Oct.
9
Oct.
8
I
Oct"
26
7% Oct.
19
9
Oct.
"
"i%oc"t:"8
7% Oct.
19
•
2
*
13
5
lk Sale
8
9,550 Hazeltlne Corp
*
5,500 Helena Rubinstein common.*
*
3,100 Heyden Chemical Co..
1,200 Hires (Chas E) class A com..*
600 Holophane Co Inc com
*
700 Horn (A C) Co com....
700
7% 1st preferred..
»
56.
Jan.
23
6% Jan.
13
2
24
Jan.
23% Sept.
5
Sept.
18
2
8
Mar. 30
1
5
May 21
Aug. 30
5
% Oct.
17
50
lk
Oct.
lk
1
Oct.
3
5-16
k
k
Oct.
k
24
n% Oct.
"5k
12
4k
H
4
8
19 k
1H
20
5k
1
7
k Oct.
10
Oct.
10
_% Oct.
10
Oct.
5
26
19" "26"
17" "26"
17
"lk
"k "lk
"lk
1
1
7k
Sale
"5k "Oct.
7
8
Oct.
28
150
168
Mar.
2
14
9
25
Aug. 29
12
Sept.21
Aug. 17
23
Mar.
2% Sept.
n9%
Jan.
4
6
20
96
May 31
12% Jan. 12
7
July 21
July
7
Jan. 14
Jan.
Jan.
42% Jan.
June
5
June 30
2% May 25
% Apr. 26
534 Apr.
8
30 k
40
6
*4 June 27
% May 16
7
-tii---—---
19
17
% May 24
1
11%
8
Jan.
9
May
Jan.
1% Apr.
13% Sept.
June
6 118% Oct.
Oct.
7 148
136
..100
Handley-Page Ltd—
Am dep rets partlc pref
700
15,700 Happiness Candy St cl A...*
135 Harnischfeger Corp com
*
r
50 Hart, Schaffner & Marx
100
Ma
1
15,100
2,500
see page
1% Jan. 14
35% Sept. 30
% July 28
$7 pref with warrants....*
Grocery Stores Prod v tc._*
9
Jan.
7% Jan.
% June 20
35% Sept. 30
% Mar. 16
2
Aug.
1
23% Feb.
1
6
June
1
19,400
Hall (C M) Lamp Co
100 Hammond Clock com
«•
8% Mar.
2
3
550 Grelf Bros Cooperage class A.
.50
T.I66
1
June 10
5
Inc—
500 Gt Lakes Dr & Dockcom....*
Mi
534 June
2% June
5
Common class A..........*
1,300 Great Northern Paper Co..25
2,300
«M
7
6
*
100
M.
6%
2k
k
1
300
100
••
*
com.
100 Golden State Co Ltd.
496,845 Goldman-Sachs Tradl ng
300
mmm<m
7k
25
5
250 Godchatix Sugars class B..
—
34,900
33,400
6
3
25
...»
com
*
90,673 Glen Alden Coal Co
5,000 Globe Underwriters new...2
1,000
7
11
Preferred
400
:
7
Sale
*
pref
700 Gerrard (S A) Co
"loo
7k
Gen Theatres Equip Inc
74,600
______
6k
16
June 15
July
1
Aug. 13
334 Feb. 20
Jan.
1% Jan.
5
7
26
14% Jan. 22
4
13
Mar.
1
Jan. 14
1% Apr.
6
1
Sept.10
Jan.
5
4
20
June 30
7% Jan. 26
% Sept.17
10
Aug. 27
21
Jan.
7
3% Apr.
5
1 % Jan. 20
8
Oct.
28
NEW
YORK
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
PRICES
Since
October.
Jan.
Shares.
Shares.
1,200
NEW YORK
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
1.
1932.
INDUS. & MISC.
20,850 Horn & Hardart com
•
100
7% preferred
100
|HoudaIUe Hershey Corp—
300,
Conv preferred class A
200
18,300 Huyler's Co of Del
700
2,400
7% preferred
63,300.Hydro-Elec Secur
1,200
10,600
'""25
(.Con.) Par
38,300'Hytfrade
Bid.
26 '
Bid.
27X
23
IN
Ask: Bid.
23
25
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
OCTOBER.
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
Oct. 1.
Ask.
43
EXCHANGE
CURB
Ask.
Sale
Sale
23
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices
Oct. 27
Sale
25
Oct.
4
1
com
100
*
Food Prod com....*
36
6%
3**
3
X
50
20 **
Sale
Sale
7X
32*
IX
Sale
8%
4
X
IX
Sale
15
5X
5H
22* Sale
2,650 Mygrade Sylvania Corp
«.*
251
$6.50 Convertible pref____*
X Oct.
15
X
20X
r8X
3%
Oct.
5X Oct.
2% Oct.
53X Oct.
10
Mar. 16
95J* Sept.
4% .Tune 10
X June 22
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
53** Oct.
Sale Prices.
29
Jan. 13
15** May 31
95
*
com..
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
15
Oct.
4% June
10
Jan.
Mar. 30
2
Mar. 29
332* Feb. 11
11** Mar. 3
4** Sept. 9
2
1»* June 30
10** Apr. 12
Oct, 10
44
100 Illuminating Shares A stock *
31
9
9
Feb.
13
53** Oct.
10
Jan.
7
21
7.
44
| Imperial Chem
Industries—
£1
1,200 Imperial Tobacco Co of Can.5
4,200 Imp Tob of Gt Brit St lrel__£l
200
600
100
50
2,600
3,000
300,
200,
2,000
Am dep rets ord reg
50 Indep Pneumatic Tool
*
2,400 Industrial Finance v t c
10
1,225
7% cum preferred
100
114,228 ln8ull Utility Investment....*
4,100
?6 2d pref with warrants
39,300 Insur Co of North Amer
10
38,300 insurance Securities Co
10
50 Interlake Steamship
...»
3,500 Internat Cigar Machinery
*
2,300!lnternat Holding & Invest.
2,700 Internat Products com
*
100 Internat Proprietaries A
1,400 Internat Safety Razor cl B_*
32,500 Interstate Equities com
*
400
400
2,000
25,900
300
2,000
Conv preferred
500
New $3 conv pref
12*
30
30
2
36% Sale
IX
1X
33X
X
43,300 Irving Air Chute
1,700
Warrants
*
com
9,600 Johnson Motor Co com
Jonas&Naumburg Corp—
Common
23,400
$3 Convertible pref...
1,100
"l%
4
6
7-16 Sale
X
3
X
4%
1
12*
IK
*
..5
2
I
2"
IX
Klelnert (J B) Rubber com..*
Knott Corp common
»
200 Kobacker Stores com
*
13
33
Oct.
X Oct.
Oct.
10, 36** Oct.
1
IX Oct.
4
19
2* Oct.
** Oct.
IX Oct.
1
'12%
5X
T3J*
7%
6X
10
Oct.
27
24
12X Oct.
28
12
7
6% Sale
6
3
Oct.
18
Oct.
3
** Oct.
4
15**
___
1
5
Oct.
7
X Oct.
6
Oct.
19
10
Oct.
July
Apr.
27
Jan.
12
June
**
X
16**
2**
June
Jan.
X
X
6
1
X
5%
~3X
4
15
Jan.
40
Mar.
22* Sept.
2
30
Jan.
5
29
14
28
6X Oct.
** Oct.
1
12** Oct. 28
5
July 16
2
June
2
6
•ia June 21
Oct.
3
8
26
21
Oct.
3% Oct.
13** Oct.
June 24
1**
12*
16J*
5**
IX
X
162*
Feb.
9%
92*
4%
11
Sale
26
21
Sept.
May
July
3% Apr.
IX July
12
31
6
14
29
4
20
1
4" "4%
4**
Oct."
1
4** Oct.
1
Jan.
8
1
15
14
8
23
7
2
15
29
26
28
8
22
3
IX Jan.
12
IX Sept.
3
Apr.
2
4
4** Aug. 30
14J* Sept. 28
1** Oct.
10
2
15
85
8
11
2
4
15
4
Oct.
13
Oct.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Oct.
Aug.
12** Oct.
9
Sept.
8
Sept.
X Feb.
2* Aug.
1
IX May 25
4
VA
4
Jan.
Jan.
X Oct.
1
15
....
6
27
15** Oct.
12** Oct.
nl
Oct.
10
2** Mar.
19** Feb.
15
May 27
9
7
Apr. 18
5-16 Apr. 13
2* Oct. 27
5
2** Mar. 2
72* Sept. 22
162* Oct. 11
** June 15
X
2%
1** Oct.
11
13
8
11
** May 16
** Sept. 16
18** May 31
** May
6
1
16
85
20
7,200
3,100
13
11
10
Sale
9% Sale
100 Klein (Henry) preferred
Feb.
1
15
Sept.12
15
Jan.
15
1
July
6
6
Aug. 11
5** Jan.
9
Jan.
4
20
Brandes Ltd—
American shares
24,400
...
_*
•
15
~6" "i2"
4
5,100 Kelly Springfield Tire
New Preferred
1,100
Kolster
11
3%
100
7X Oct.
16** Oct.
13
13
Oct.
1** Oct.
....
_*
com
34 X
%
11
10
35
50
Ken-Rad Tube & Lamp Corp
100
Common class A
*
1,700 Klein (D Emil) Co common.
100
20
102*
10 Jones & Laughlin
1,600
9
28 J*
X
3,000;Interstate Hosiery Mills
5~400
Sale
New common
200
200
6
7% Oct.
16** Oct.
2** Apr. 29,
6** Apr. 28
12 **
Jan. 7
H
£1
IX
X
IX
X June
IX
1
12* Mar. 30
Koppers Gas & Coke—
125
3,200
6% preferred
.100
40
Aug.
10
10
Jan.
Kress (S H) & Co spec pf
30.5001 Lackawanna Secur
*
24**
12o|
1,100
1,800
1,100
600
10,000,
*u,m
800
6" 856
IX Oct.
14
2
Oct.
1
IX
2
5X Sale
IX Oct.
5X Oct.
21
1** Oct.
5** Oct.
7
9
10
9
Oct.
3
7
3
Oct.
5
4
Oct.
Oct.
17X Oct.
1** Oct.
6
18
Oct.
7
31
2
Oct.
10
Sale
IX
IX
5X
10**
Sale
Sale
11
14**
"30"
IX
25
7% pref with warrants..100
Lefcourt Realty
•
com
Preferred
•
500
62* % pref witb
.......*
•
com..
4**
14
10 X
7
5
17K
11
8
100
warr
21,500 Libby McNeil A Libby..
10
3,800 Lindsay Light Co common.10
109,700 Louisiana Land & Ezpl com.*
150 Ludlow Mfg Associates...
*
~3K "'42*
2
3
~1% Sale
X
IX Sale
56
Oct.
X
1
8
24
10
IX Oct.
1
5
25
1
"300
400
4,200
1,170
Mangel Stores Corp—
Common.
.._.._*
62*% pref with
com pur
X
X
w.*
1,000 Manning Bowman Ac Co cl A.*
5,500 M apes Cons Mfg Co.
»
3,200 Marion Steam Shovel com..*
100 Maryland Casualty new....2
IX
200
66,600 Mavis Bottling Co of Am cl A1
15,700 Mayflower Associates Inc...*
May Hosiery Mills Inc—
** Oct.
IX Oct.
25
15
X Oct. 28
IX Oct. 28
25
"K "l
IX
2
IX
2X
Oct.
6
IX Oct.
27
26X Oct.
2% Oct.
3
28
i.
21,500 Mead Johnson & Co
3,122 Mercantile Stores
28
32H
27
X Sale
32**
7,000 Merritt Chapman
300
** Oct.
28
3 7-16
Oct.
15
IX Oct.
8
Oct,
19
Oct.
15
IX Oct.
8
28
IX
2X
9
60
132* July 26
14
*
44
48
43**
48
"23"
10**
15
38
*
Ac Scott
6**% preferred
•
700 Metal & Mining Shares
15"
7**
com
20
2
3
18
IX
2%
IX
2X Sept. 13
Sept. 12
July 25
X Oct.
5
July
7
June 24
1
65
5
65
IX Oct.
29
IX Oct.
10
X
2
Oct.
22
3% Oct.
7
2
Oct.
22
3X Oct.
7
2
4
8
Apr.
Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
5
Jan.
14
20
July
19
61
Mar.
69
Apr.
15
Jan.
7
65
Oct.
5
20
Sept. 13
May 18
3
lH
3-\6&
30
8
8
Mar. 17
11
18
32
Feb.
** Mar.
2* Mar.
30
Apr.
** Mar.
X
*
Oct.
15** June
19** June
1** June
25
28
Jan.
1** Jan.
16
29
19
16
Aug. 29
10** Oct.
2X
7
7
20
22*
6**
3**
2*
30
11
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
5
Sept. 29
Feb. 16
10** Oct.
5
Oct.
Jan
4
11
9
8
6
5
Feb.
15
Oct.
Feb.
43
3
*
Midland Royalty Corp—
700
$2 conv pref
2*
6%
3X
**
May 11
6
18** Feb.
142* Sept.
72* Feb.
June 11
43** Oct.
*
B
25
7
65
"X "T'x
com.
lOO.Metal Textile Corp pref
4
Oct.
...100
200 Met 5 to 50c Stores
25
Jan.
40
100
Co
** Oct.
5
43
._*
com
June
May 28
8
IX July
4% Feb. 10
20
July 19
29** July
69
Apr.
8
July
2X
3,900 Mesabi Iron
100
25
16
42*
»
100!
7% preferred
100
200 Merch & Miners Transp
*
350 Mergenthaler Linotype Co..*
100
300
2* Sale
29K
*
25 Melville Shoe 1st pref
"ioo
25
S4 pref with warrants....*
2,300 McCord Radiator A Mfgro
400 McGraw Electric Co.
50i McQuay Norris Mfg
1,100
11
14
25
26
5
9
5
6
14
May
May
July
5X May
2
July
12
Aug.
1
May
6
May
** Mar.
1
5
2* Mar. 31
...
700
100
10
10
2oo—
Massey-Harris Co Ltd com..*
1,000
19
Aug.
2* May 11
** Mar. 28
28X Feb. 15
34
65
400 Lynch Corp common.......*
4,200
1,120
Jan.
30** July 14
49
Aug.
4
22* Augr30
2* Jan.
4
30** Feb. 13
Lane Bryant Inc—
64,200 Lehigh Coal & Nav
3.400 Lerner Stores Corp
350
2
__.*
250 Landers Frary & Clark
Aug. 31
10
49
4,600 Lakey Foundry & Mach..^..*
500 Land Co of Florida
60
16 ** June
262*
60 Lackawanna RR of N J...100
500
9
19
4
6
Feb.
8
Jan.
27
Sept.
6
Feb. 25
Arr. 12
** Mar. 5
6
17
Au
Midland Steel Product'
200
4,700
■
$2 non-cum div shares
*
500 Midland United Co common.*
300 Midvale Co
900 Miller (I) & Sons
60
100
200
1,240
1,700
1,500
1,040
4,200
Mlnneap-Honeywell Reg pref
Mock-Judson-Vofihringer
61X
155
900 Mtge Bank of Golom Am shs._
300 Municipal Service Corp.
._*
45
1
10
1,200 Murphy (G C) Co
com
10
1
16
13
*4-
18**
12
9X
18**
Oct.
28
12
692* Oct.
3
Oct.
28
12
19
18
29
17** Oct.
5
71** Oct.
18
71** Oct.
18
'""**0"ct:"l7 '""**~Oct7"i7
3
4** Oct.
*
18
Oct.
11
19
4** Oct.
18
Oct.
Nachman-Sprlngftiled Corp.*
National American Go..
*
National Aviation Corp.....*
National Baking Co com
_*
Natl Bancservice Corp
*
1
Sale
2% Sale
223,800,Nat Bellas Hess
com
.1
31,700 Nat'l Bond & Share Corp...*
200,National Candy Co com
*
300
$2 convertible pref
5,520, Nat Dairy Prod pref A
1,300,Nat Food Prod class A
2,5001
For footnotes see p»gt
Class B
56.
2**
19 X Sale
*
9
100
._*
94
*
41
Sale
28
6*
Sale
29
4%
8%
9
17
98
8
10
IX Sale
26
IX Oct.
24** Oct.
26
26
X
1
% Oct.
6X Oct.
18
3
1J* Oct.
X Oct.
32* May
2
2* Oct.
8
22* Jan.
2
1
May 17
X Apr. 21
1
1*| Oct. 26
3
18X June 28
5% May 11
76
July 12
22100
Oct.
21
IX Oct.
51
** Oct.
4
50*1
9
Oct.
25
28
26
4
16
12
6
4
16
May 20
Oct.
2** Oct.
28
17
94
"!** "16"
X
Oct.
4X Oct.
.X
23 M
5
June
1
June 16
11
Oct.
15
50
3
2** May
41
July
52* Jan.
4** Aug.
60
Aug.
12
Apr.
2* July
1** May
32* May
9X
10
IX
Mar.
10** June
6
12* Mar. 21
68X Oct.
10
20 National Casket preferred..*
Nat ContainerCorp—
200
Common
*'
250
200
100
15
Montgomery Ward & Co A__*
'§5o
52,200
2,200
60
45
3
2,400 Moore Drop Forgings cl A.._*
1,334 Morison Elec Supply com...*
1,500
5,700
2X
*
"20
1,200
22,000
82,400
200
1,100
2
Miss River Fuel Corp warr
Moody's Invest Service pref.*
400 Moore Corp Ltd common
_*
50
7% preferred A
100
100
1
15
com.
IX May 28
4
5
8** Feb. 18
2
vg. 23
.
31
Mar. 11
2** Jan
15
71** Mar. 14
6
Mar. 11
4** At g. 30
72
Mar. 10
5
17** Oct.
5
Aug
71** Oct.
14
Apr.
2
3
Feb.
Jan.
4** Oct.
23
Apr.
5
18
7
5
11
11
1
6
Aug.
9
12* Fe
11
6% Sept. 3
1
May 17
32* Feb. 16
2% Sept. 29
30
Sept. 9
5% May 11
76
July 12
5
May 7
6**
9
8** May 31
July
7 101
** Apr. 25
12*
H Jan. 14
2*
.
Feb. 29
Jan.
2
Apr. 29
Sept. 9
Sept.12
NEW
44
Price ■;
NEW YORK
Jan. 2
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
INDUS, at MISC. (Con.) Par
1
47,800 National Investor* com..
5K% preferred
100
•500
Warrants
27,000
3,700 National Leather Co com...*
*
14,200 Nat Rubber Mach com
2,400 National Screen Service....*
Shares.
Shares.
4,300
"2",400
100
1,500
200
1,400
200
100
Conv partlc preferred
*
1,200
250 Nat Steel Car Corp Ltd.....*
4,400 Nat Steel Corp warrants...
...*
17,700 National Sugar Refg__
1,100 Nauhelm Pharmacies pref-.*
1,305 Nehl Corp com
100
700 Neisner Bros pref....
5
2,958 Nelson (Herman) Corp
900 Neptune Meter class A
*
*
600 Nestle Le Mur Co cl A
350 New Amsterdam Casualty. 10
5,500 Newberry (J J) Co
850
7% preferred
1,400
2,000
Ask.
Sale
3
3K
UK
3K
3
4
2
1
1I8 i§
Ask
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Sale
3]
11]
14
Sale Prices.
3
Oct.
6
*
com
3K Oct.
3
10
13
18
2K Oct.
K Oct.
3K Oct.
20
13
24
K Oct.
4
K Oct.
4
14
N Y Merchandise Inc
Oct.
3
2 K Oct.
22K Oct.
11
24 K Oct.
1
5
25
24 K
22
23 k
22
6
1
IK
3
5k
11
k
6
15
IK
Founders
IK
6K
Oct.
13
6
Octv
13
5K Oct.
11
5K Oct.
11
15
72
IK
IK
K
3
k
3k
Oct.
11
7
Oct.
11
7
Oct.
11
lk July
2k Oct.
20
13
4
55
80
1
IK
5
1
IK
9
IK
6%
75
K
1
T" "12k
Oct.
1,700
27,700 Niagara Share Corp class B 5
"500
24,600 NUea-Bement-Pond com....*
Nitrate Corp of Chile
(Cosach) Ctfs for ord b shs
9,300
*
16,500 Noma Elec Corp com
5
9,400 Nordon Corp Ltd com
2
lk
5
7k
"12K
2K
3
7
4,100
1,200
100 North Amer Cement
100
200
300
100
1,000
200
1,500
3,800 Novadel Agene
2,725
19,380
6,300
9,500
1,977
14,930
600
25,200
41", 500
200
315
"3
2K
3k
16,000
1,325
2K Oct.
7k Oct.
28
5
8K
5K Oct.
27
7
Oct.
8
K Sale
2
2K
K Oct.
14
Oct.
11
K Oct.
2 k Oct.
13'
8
5K Sale
5K
2
28k
31k Oct.
37
5
4
36
41k
31
3
7
7
19
25
partic pref
3K
4M
1
K
2
IK
2K
3K
4k
3K
5k
5,300
100
3,100
1,300
*
*
*
50
pref
100
39,600 Philip Morris Inc new
10
Class A
25
2,050
25,600 Phoenix Securities New com 1
New conv preferred A....10
5,300
800 Pie Bakeries Inc com
...*
200
7% preferred
......100
15
3K
2K
4,700
4",900
69,900
Pierce Governor Co
18
'""266
14
Oct.
10
18
Prentice-Hall
9k
lk Sale
Sale
3
2,500
300
17,000
100
10,500
1,400
230
20
com
4
27
3
19
34
Oct.
Oct.
4
10
39k Oct.
4
lk Oct.
32k Oct.
35
Oct.
2
5,300
1,100
1,000
"""50
K
11 k
2k
Sale
18
18
19
Oct.
18
% Oct.
Ilk Oct.
4
10
Jan.
1
June
31
4k
3k
Sale
lk Oct.
10
2 k Oct.
5
Sale
3k Oct.
10
4k Oct.
4
28k Oct.
18
29
Oct.
35
Oct.
31
50
Oct.
18
17
13k Oct.
28
17k Oct.
3
K
*
19
Oct.
20
12 k Oct,
8
43" "47" "35~" Sale'
38
32
1
15
22
10k
14k
Mills Co com
.*
1,600
*
49,300 Prudential Investors com
2,650
$6 preferred
..*
174,000 Pub Utii Hoidg without war *
13 preferred
25,900
.......
Warrants
166,300
7,200 Pyrene Mfg
10
12
14k
12
......
...
5K
60
Sale
64 k
K Sale
4k
6
Sale
6k
k Sale
4
5k
2K
7,500 QRSDe Vry Corp com
*
1,180 Quaker Oats com
....*
130
6% preferred
...—...100
*
6,315 Raytheon Mfg, com v t c
*
1,200 Reeves (Daniel) com
*
1,800 Reliable Stores com
100 Reliance Bronze & Steel..._*
43,200 Reliance Internatcom A____*
Class B
*
2,400
*
26,400 Reliance Management
112,200 Republic Gas Co
*
47,650 Reybarn Co., Inc..
.....10
37,500 Reynolds Investing com....*
100 Rice-Stix Dry Goods
*
*
1,300 Richman Bros Co
4K
1-16 Sale
2K
107
lk
K
Oct.
Oct.
2
2
K
4
1
lk
k
1
lk
k
3K
Vs
K
K
K
16
lk
Oct.
Oct.
11
84
5 107
Sale
%
IK
2k
K
a
Sale
Sale
June 23
2
May 28
ks July 29
8
July
8
June
5
3
Oct.
3
2
Oct.
26
k Oct.
5k Oct.
3
14
16
26
18
lk
2k
lk Oct.
14
2k Oct.
1
k"o"ct"
31
lk Oct.
6
5
5
3
1
16
k Oct.
11
k Oct.
Oct.
26
k Oct.
14
lk Oct.
k Oct.
24k Oct.
100
1,200
300
400
300
""'loo
525
48,300
270
200
800
"
1~2O6
9,900
100
7,800 Ruberoid Co
._..*
1,000 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc
300 Ryerson (Jos T) & Son Inc..*
10
Apr.
11
12k Mar.
May
May
May
May
June
Apr.
Apr.
16
31
26
3
17
21
13
3 k Aug. 23
7 k Sept. 8
66 k Oct.
7
k June 20
k June 20
2k
7,925
550,700
4,290
1,400
10,200
200
For footnotes
St Regis Paper Co
7% preferred....
Schlff Co
com
3K
.....*
13 K
1
...
*
Securities Allied Corp—
Non voting stock
..*
Certificates of deposit.....
56*
15
6k Oct.
k Oct.
k Oct.
"k """
1$ 2$
7k
7
20
18
11
4
3
Oct.
8
18k Oct.
19
7
Oct.
1
8
1
1
Jan.
k
k
k
k
13 k
lk
k
k
k
k
k
k
1-16
6k Oct.
11
1
5
Oct.
4
k
k Oct.
7 k Oct.
20k Oct.
3
8
2k
1
Sale
Sale
5k
Sale
3k
Sale
7
Oct.
20
7
Oct,
25
Oct.
19
38
Oct.
3k Oct.
10
Oct.
28
5k Oct.
35k Oct.
29
20
IK
9
IK
Sale
9
'6k "12"
14
k
k
k
lk
9k
k
9
Sale
Oct.
5
k Oct.
26
9
k
15
14
20
7
8k
k
Oct.
14k
k 4^
7
k
7k
7
June
Apr.
June
Apr.
Apr.
Oct.
Mar.
June
Feb.
June
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
July
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
July
Aug.
Apr.
May
May
July
Apr.
12 k June
1 k June
20
k Oct.
k Oct.
24
k Oct.
26
Oct.
13
9 k Oct.
3
Mar. 14
Sept.
lk
11K
lk Sept.21
8k Sept. 8
lA& Sept. 8
2k Aug. 16
2
19
4
35
....10
....100
Schulte Real Estate Co
see page
8
"34 k
Safety Car Heating St Ltg.100
250 Scoville Mfg Co
25
24,500 Seaboard Util Shares, com..*
117,800
'
2
6k
4
•in June 29
10
24k Oct.
15
K
K
33
6k
18
1
k
11
17]
Oct.
Aug. 25
19k Sept. 3
lk Jan. 20
16k Feb. 11
19
Jan.
5
51
11
4k
IK
12 K
16
29
July 21 107
Oct.
4
11
Feb. 15
Sept. 27
Jan. 14
June
4
Sept. 8
June 10 102
Oct.
3/
June 13
9
Feb.
5
99
1
25
42k
3k
3k
lk
5k
55
1
Jan.
4k Mar. 10
Sept. 6
lk Sept. 7
12
Aug. 27
1
18
4
25
7
25
7
13
6
Sept. 16
4k Sept. 2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
37
18
Oct.
k
22
2k Oct.
lk Oct.
_
20k Aug.
3
18
May 28
12 k June
3
k June 23
5
' Aug.
5
hi
18
ik
9
June
4
June 20
700 Richmond Radiator common*
1,200
7% conv preferred
50
*
2,400 Rike-Kumler Co com
2,300 Roosevelt Field Inc new....5
27,800 Rossia Internat Corp
*
13,800 Royal Typewriter com
*
16
k June
7?s Oct.
k Oct.
Sale
18
18k Jan.
Feb.
4k Oct.
26
'
13
Mar.
55
90
6
Oct.
2k
Oct.
~
Jan.
3k Oct.
June 14
3-16
lk
lk Oct.
25
Apr. 27
19
19
52
Oct.
1
3
"k
k
ik
10
7
1
14k
3
Oct.
77
6
24
Sale
5
66k Oct.
20
k
,
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
106
Sale
24
10
3
66k
k
4k
k
2k
%
iiH il*
1
10
39k Oct.
2
3k
4k
22
46 k Feb. 15
1
Mar. 28
Hosiery
McCallum
3
14
24
26
7
4k Aug. 10
Sept. 6
Aug.
8
33
Aug.
6
7k Sept. 9
30
34
32k Oct. 19
17 k July 23
17
Aug.
3
75
Oct.
June
2
x4k Apr.
5
Ilk Apr. 13
3k Oct. 18
14
Aug.
5
10
May 20
13k July
6
6
20
k Oct.
10k Oct.
2k Oct.
6
Aug. 10
5
Aug.
5
27 k July 20
13 k July
Oct.
Oct.
75
3
Oct.
19
20
k Sale
Ilk Sale
Sale
2
2K
2K
—
'""866
K
3
21k
1
Inc—
6,600 Rainbow Luminous Prod A.*
Class B
*
12,800
"4,200
K
10 K
5
10,400 Railroad Shares Corp com..*
2,600 Ry & Utility Inv Corp cl A.10
100
19
,
*
300
200
2K
25
*
""400
3,000
1,800
5
18
4
Oct.
4
75
90
'15" "19"
17k Oct.
3k Oct.
35k Oct.
Partic conv stock
Propper
300
8
Lake
50
16
25
32
22
Oct.
22
23
Erie RR common........50
7,480 Pitts St Lake Erie RR
20,600 Pittsburgh Plate Glass
9,600 Polymet Mfg Corp com
1,100 Powdrell & Alexander
5,300 Pratt St Lambert
200
May
MAug.
5
Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
Pitts Bessemer &
1,200
4
4
6
Sale
Pilot Radio & Tube class A_*
250
k Feb. 13
2k Jan. 13
3
Aug. 16
4k Oct.
21
*
100 Pines Winterfront Co
100
150
13 k Jan. 16
5
Sept. 3
27
75
7%
—
2,100
105,000
June 17
K June
2
lk May 18
k Feb. 11
3k Oct.
22
600 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
2,725 Pepperell Mfg Co
—100
440 Pet Milk
k July 26
2
26k Oct.
300 Perfect Circle Co—.—.....
10
4
25
8
13
14
15k Oct.
3k Oct.
% Aug. 23
3k Jan.
8
k Jan. 15
k Apr. 21
37k Mar. 8
lk Feb. 17
6k Jan.
9
105
Sept. 26
36
Jan. 15
6k Oct. 25
3k Oct. 26
k Oct. 13
lk Oct. 10
6k Oct.
24
*
Class B
18
5 k Feb. 26
3
Sept. 29
12k Aug. 23
46
Apr. 21
Ilk Sept. 6
8
Apr.
July 11
33
21k Oct.
Sale
7k Mar. 18
Sept. 6
22
7
4
24
16 k
2
lk Sept. 6
4k Jan. 19
3
Mar. 8
28
Oct.
Oct.
2
Sale
19]
17]
79]
Oct.
4
32
iM
3k
18
15
15
Jan. 22
Feb. 27
Feb.
3
Jan. 20
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
1
7
3k Oct.
k Oct.
lk Oct.
k
Sept. 12
Mar. 21
Mar. 9
Mar. 21
Oct.
4
22
lk
k
2k
22k
19
3k
10
Pennroad Corp com v t c
12
4
Sale
26
25 k Aug. 25
2k Jan. 19
25
4
com..*
Patterson Sargent Co
June
26
29
Oct.
%
1
K
^—*
Parker Rust-Proof com
Apr. 30
94
'34k "33k "33k
eft.—
common
1
2
2
14
Feb.
31k Oct.
Lipscomb—
Parke Davis k Co
June
»x« May
»i» Jan.
-1
*
1
k Apr. 21
10
Foreign class A...1
Class B
June
4
Jan.
k Sept. 7
7 k June
7
10 k Mar. 22
2k Oct. 19
9
42k Apr. 21
10
com
800 Pender (D) Groc Co cl A
1,000
429,403
13
10
ksOct.
2K
6K
IK
.*
Paramount Motors Corp
Conv
2%
37
31
33
26
Pan Amer Airways new com
100 Parker Pen Co
""ISO
._.*
pref
Class A conv
19,800
Oct.
Oct.
*
Overseas Securities Co
600
1,200
"7" "8k
9
Oilstocks Ltd new common..5
Parke Austin &
100
*
Ohio Brass class B
600
2,100
7K
Outboard Motors cl B com..*
200 Pan Amer
8K
100
com
200 Pacific Finance Co
1,300
3k
*
com.
2,050 Northern Warren Corp pref.*
2,100 North & South Amer Corp A*
*
2.000 Northwest Engineering
190 Northwestern Yeast Co
"266
'8
100
Preferred
100
2K
2K
1
k
4
18
34
7
1
10
18
80
3
4k Sept. 22
Sept. 3
2k Sept. 21
™
Sept. 8
Oct. 24
3]
30
11
7
14k
19
87
Sale Prices.
Mar. 23
K Oct.
_
18
17
3
May 31
Apr.
8
Aug. 6
July 18
July
6
July
8
May 31
July
5
Apr.
2
June
8
2
-.--*
shares
2
8
11
8
15
12
6
25
26
Apr. 29
May 24
6
5k
12
*
New founders shares
525
15k Apr.
k June
k June
lk July
Ilk Sept.
29
Aug.
K Jan.
5
May
7k July
5-16July
26
19
June
1
6 zlO
2k Jan. 19
"At July 26
N Y Shipbuilding Co
28,800
325
Highest.
Sale Prices.
1
June 16
June
100
*
1,400 New Haven Clock Co com
1
21,000 New Mexico &: Arlc Land
*
3,800 New Process Co common
2,139 N Y Auction Co common...*
700 New York Hamburg Corp..50
2,800
lk
23 £
Sale Prices.
IK Oct.
K Oct.
IK Oct.
100 Nat Secur Invest 6% pref.100
5,700 National Service Cos com...*
100 National Tile Co common...*
3,500 Nat Union Radio new com.l
100
Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
Oct. 1.
1932.
1.
Jan.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
AGGREGATE SALES.
October.
EXCHANGE
CURB
YOEK
k
May
Sept.
Apr.
July
May
4k June
5
Aug.
15
30
29
14
11
Sept. 9
lk Sept. 9
5 k Oct. 14
20 k Sept.30
18
18
Oct.
26
Mar. 26
1
26
17
29
6
4
1
4
1
Sept.
7
6
Aug.
Jan.
26
Sept.
3
Sept.
3
July 29
29
13
Oct
sljj
Sept.
Feb.
7
25
2k Sept. 1
23 zl3k Mar. 17
1
1
Sept.21
lk Aug. 27
Sept. 2
25
26
10
24
38
8
3
28
7
2
21
16
6
:
19
Feb. 25
16
4
9k Feb.
40
Jan.
Sept. 24
Sept. 7
Apr. 25
16k Jan. 29
Jan. 26
50
Xlk
3
10
1
5
Mar. 30
Aug. 30
Aug. 29
Aug.
1
NEW
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
AGGREGATE SALES
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
2
Oct. 1.
1932.
Shares.
INDUS. MISC. (Cont.) Par
6,400 Securities Corp Gen'l com
*
11,000 Seeman Bros common
*
69,400 Segal Lock Ac Hardware com *
Bid.
10
6,100 Selberling Rubber com
Selfrldge Prov Stores, Ltd
1,800
American dep rets
£1
2,600 Selby Shoe Co com
...»
85,700 Selected Industries new
1
8,500
$5.50 prior stock new_„__25
27,800
Allotment ctfs new
41,600 Sentry Safety Control
*
1,100 Seton Leather com
"3K "~4
1,820 Sheaffer (W
A) Pen com..
»
Preferred, series \\
100 Signature Hosiery
93,000 Silica Gel Corp
Ask.
Sale
25*$
29
Bid.
«S*
24
Ask.
Bid.
5
29
20
25
K
Sale
9K
1*4
2
8*4 Sale
3*4
20 K
K
K
11
4
Sale
Oct.
11
6K Oct.
5
21
K Oct.
1
IK Oct.
11*$ Oct.
IK Oct.
8
13
10
12
40
40
Oct.
21
40
Oct.
31
K Oct.
2K Oct.
6
5
h
IK Oct.
8
13
\Oct.
l*$)Oct.
1
<Oct.
21
"K Opt.
to Oct.
5
26
5
2 K Oct ."
*4
17 K
3K
18
2K Oct. 28
17K Oct. 28
21K Oct. 26
3K Oct.
20K Oct.
25K Oct.
IK
*
IK
K
K
K Sale
K Oct.
10
K Oct.
29
Jan.
2
Jan.
14
12
4*$ Aug. 30
*4
7*$
*$
28*$
July
June 17
June
June
57
28
June
57
¥'
i
3
Sept. 29
13
Oct.
Aug. 24
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
1
Jan.
Feb.
2
19
20
Jan.
20
5
3*$ June 13
9K Mar. 14
75
May 25 138
Sept. 8
vtc__*
com v t c
4K Mar. 30
21*$ July 27
*$ June 21
*$ June
3
4
1
6
100
com
Highest.
Sale Prices.
11
Aug. 29
*$ July
1K July
9
July
K June
4*$ June
20
July
90
Aug.
% Jan.
*$ Apr.
11
10
2
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
K Oct.
5
5K
Prices.
29
22
40
4
Sale
K Sale
3K
3K
K Sale
2
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
Ask
IK Sale
70,555 Shenandoah Corp com
♦
55,400
6% conv preference
50
7,875 Sherwin-Williams Co com..25
280
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan.
Ps
lV>H
24
Aug. 30
Sept. 6
Jan.
6
*
Jan.
Jan.
19
18
Sept.
2
Simmons Boardman
1,700
Pub Co
conv
pref
*
13,435 Singer Mfg
100
Singer Mfg Ltd
170
Preferred
Smith (L C)
125"
118
97*$ Oct.
8 108K Oct.
£1
4,800
Am dep ret* brd reg shs
2,750 Sisto Financial Corp
42,140 Smith (A O) Corp com
*
5
•
40
7
Sale
3*$
27 K
3K
10
21*$ Sale
10
30
1
Oct.
20
18
Oct.
10
3K Oct.
5
IK Oct.
20
28
1
Oct.
4
Oct.
5
11
Apr.
8
5*$ Jan.
8
59
Jan. 14
July
May 10 109*$ Apr. 27
3K Oct.
5
27
..100
108
Jan.
2
14
Ac Corona
2,350
Typewriter v t c
10,900 Snia Viscosa Ltd
1,800 Snider Packing new.
21,200 Southern Corp com
4*4
*
1*4 July 21
1K Jan. 19
1
Aug.
3
120 lire
IK
K
*
200 Southwest Dairy Prod com.*
Spanish & General Corp Ltd
K
6,400
Am dep rets ord bearer shs.
2,300
Am dep rets ord reg shs..£1
1,600 Spiegel. MayAr Stern pref .100
500 Stahl Meyer Inc common
800 Standard Cap & Seal Corp
IK
IK
IK
19
IK Oct.
K
K Oct.
4
K Oct.
4
25
Oct.
25
25
Oct.
25
4
Oct.
13
4
Oct.
13
K
K
K
7K
*
•
Sept. 22
1*$ Jan. 22
Mar .29
1
3
*$ Feb.
9
K Jan. 30
July 12
4
Aug.
1
22
May 24
15
Jan.
15
2*$ Sept. 13
*$ Jan. 28
28
*$ Jan.
8
*4
IK
IK Oct.
6
4
K Jan.
*$ Jan.
11
11
30
Mar. 11
6
26
May 23
Aug. 29
Standard Dredging Co—
100
Common..
100
Convertible
*
1
preferred....*
1
1,000 Standard Holding Corp cl A.*
3,800 Standard Invest %SK pref
5
Sept. 13
Aug.
9
Apr. 19
June
50 Standard Screw
10 K
Sale
K
it
...
500 Sullivan Machinery
7,200 Sun Investing Co com
*
.6,500
$3conv pref.
♦
200 Super Maid Corp.
282,373 Swift & Co
25
212,000 Swift International
15
6,200 Syrac Wash Mach B com...*
10*$ Oct.
Sale
26
100
common.
22,600 Starrett (The) Corp com
14,800
6% pref
.50
1,150 Stein (A)fic Co com
•
310
6^% cum pref
100
3,100 Stein Cosmetics Co com..,
500 Stetson (John B) Co com..
1,000 Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp...
*
1,400 Stromb-Carlson Tel Mfg
»
1,945 Stroock (S) Ac Co
»
70,000 Stutx Motor Car Co
♦
Sale
i®
1
2
9
10
4 K
Sale
3]
113
K
IK
K
IK
8
i*
K
IK
K
IK
K
2K
4%
13 K Sale
2
3K
9 K Sale
3
Oct.
31
26
5
8
K Oct.
IK Oct.
18
5
Oct.
5
5
K Mar. 23
*$ June 27
5
Apr. 22
70
Sept. 13
*$ Mar. 19
5
Aug.
5
K Jan. 23
3*$ June 27
2*$ Oct.
8
8*$ June 10
6*4 Sept. 7
1
May 23
10K Oct.
26
Oct.
IK Oct.
17
IK Oct.
2K Oct.
8K Oct.
8
28
2K Oct.
133$ Oct.
5
17
8
1
.
...
8,100 Taggart Corp com
34,000 Tastyeast Inc class A
82,000 Technicolor Inc common
1
IK
22
24 K
18
Sale
20 K
2*$
Sale
3
3K
Sale
•
2K
22
3
40
9*4 Sale
18 K
18 K
2
4
2K
25
71/
15
IK
Sale
2K Oct.
iM
4,500 Tobacco* Allied Stocks
5,400 Tobacco Prod Exports
168,800 Tobacco Prod of Del new
*
3K
2*$ Oct.
16
21 *<
K
K
21
28
19K
Trans-Lux
58,800
2,400
Plct
5K
153
2j
25
2
Mar. 15
Sale
7K Oct.
16
Oct.
27
9K Oct.
18*$ Oct,
1
7
3
10
May 28
May 28
1
June 16
3
Jan.
6
7
1
May
June
May
Feb.
Oct.
June
Mar.
May
26
4
Feb.
13
16 K
3
2
Sale
10
Oct.
2
Oct.
K Oct.
18
Oct.
10
K Oct. 11
3*$ Oct. 24
9K Oct.
28
Oct.
28
Oct.
21
K Oct.
22
3
*25~
20
Oct.
21
21'
K Oct.
8
Oct.
17
12
Oct.
17
Oct.
17
11
Oct.
13
Sale
3K Oct.
13
3*$ Oct.
5
8
2*$ Oct.
'1% Sale
IK Oct.
IK Oct.
IK Oct.
11
10
2*$ Oct.
1*$ Oct.
3
20
24
6*$ Oct.
9% Oct.
10
6
7*$ Oct.
9*$ Oct.
3
6
10
12
3K
15
Oct.
12
15
4
Feb.
25
15
10*$
3K
9
4*4 Jan.
5
Sept. 8
7
Aug. 30
3*4 Sept. 9
25
Aug. 25
2
Mar. 15
18*$ Jan.
8
26
Mar.
2
24
25
*i
Sale
18
2K
Mar. 23
1*$ Mar. 8
Sept. 29
1*$ Oct. 17
16
Oct.
Tobacco Secur Trust Co Ltd
3,800
Am dep rets ord reg shs..£l
2,600
Am dep rets def reg
5s
6,700 Todd Shipyards Corp
•
90,500 Transcontinental Air Transp*
5
80
24
Sale
2
*
"§*$ "3K
9
31
Oct.
Sept.13
1*$ Aug.
9
Apr. 19
15*$ Sept. 9
26
Oct. 31
1*4 Aug. 31
2*4 Aug. 22
8*$ Jan. 11
Sale
*
*
300 Tenn Products Corp com
*
600 Thermoid Co 7% pref
.100
2
1
31
5
2
5
Oct.
K Oct.
K Oct.
26
1
5
10
,
18
1
June
*$
K
1*$
9*$
15*$
*$6
*$
18
26
4
28
13
21
31
*$ Feb. 25
5*4 Aug. 29
2
Jan.
2
15
Aug. 30
Sept. 8
1
Aug. 11
K Jan. 11
26
7 K June
12
1*$ June
7
May 17
1K June
2
2*$ Sept. 23
18*$ Mar.
2
4*$ Sept. 23
10
Oct.
17
Screen
Common
New common
*
....
IK
Sale
2K
2K
1
39,500 Tri-Continental Corp Warr__
19,400 Trl-Utllities Corp com
.*
~1K "IK
3-16
IK
IK
K June
IK Oct.
*$ May
K
*$ Jan.
2
11
4
7
3*4
2*$
2*$
*$
Sept. 8
Oct. 20
Aug. 25
Jan. 15
Triplex Safety Glass Ltd—
8,500
Am rets for ord. shs. reg£l
2,900 Trunz Pork Stores Inc..
.*
9K
11
9K
12
Tubize Chatillon Corp—
9,700
Common
2,600
Class A
11,000 Tung Sol Lamp Wks
2,400
S3 cum conv pref
5K
1
9*4
5
6K
10
*
com
..»
4,700 Ungerleider Financial Corp.*
4,700 Union Amer Invest com..
*
17,400 Union Tobacco Co com
3J
5
153
20
20
24
2
15
K
29
35
20
28
12
15*$
11
12 K
..
50 Union Twist Drill Co
5
Oct.
7
6
Oct.
5
25
12
Oct.
10
1
June
7
10
3
Oct.
10
2 K June
3
Oct.
11*$ Oct.
Jto Oct.
26
11
13
Oct.
10
*$ Oct.
4
5
com
(United Aircraft & Transp—
675|
6% pref without warr_._50
2,000.Unlted Amer Utilities com
*
300
500
55,900
•
—
~
6,600 United
Carr Fastener
United Chemicals Inc
200
Common
39
2K
com.
2K
5
Oct.
11
41*$ Oct.
29
3K
2K Oct.
24
2K Oct.
18
11K
K
Sale
K Oct.
IK Oct.
18
26
*$ Oct.
2*$ Oct.
18
1
II"
12
Sale
IK Sale
11
10
K
2K
7
%
Sale
10 United N J RR & Canal Co 100
1,800 United Milk Prod com
*
650
7% Cumul preferred... 100
K
10
2
K
1
K
IK
50
""600
400
............
1,650
...»
—
350
com
Preferred.
9,825 United
—
"2,900
United Porto Rlcan Sugar
Conv partlc pref
K
1
15
1,000
1,400
2,700
m
Class B
2,200 U S Financial Holding Corp.l
5,800 U S Finishing common..
*
"loo
300 U S Radiator Corp common.*
100
7% preferred
..100
m
mm
1,000
U S Rubber
Reclaiming
800 U S Shares Financial
"300
m
•
500
500
„
mm
mm
mm
m,
300 U S Stores Corp common
200
$7 conv 1st pref...
100 Universal insurance Co
m.
6,500 Universal
K
2k
33
Sale
1
m
Oct.
7
34*$ Oct.
26
38
Pictures
K
%
....
19*$
2
1H
Sale
60
2
4
K
K
IK
K
"K'Oct"
100
48,300 Utility Equities com
5,150
Priority Stock
For footnotes
3-16
Jan.
37*4 Aug. 12
*$ Apr. 20
35
May 14
1*$ Mar. 31
41*$ Aug. 26
6
see page
56
June
2
*4 Apr.
9
Jan.
11
21*4 June
29
Apr.
*$ June
2
19*$
4
1
Feb.
2
6
4
13
20
Apr. 26
1*4 Apr. 13
27
June
1
*4 Apr.
IK
4
2K Sale
4
Sale
27
29
j
183
l
19
2%
K
K
3K
Sale
1
28*$
12* 15*
m
i*
21* 24*
K
11K
Sale
12K
1
2K Oct.
3*$ Oct.
*$ Oct.
21*4 Oct.
K Oct.
26
13
10
28
26
2%
4?$
*4
27*$
K
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
1
5
3
14
12
Oct.
15
15
Oct.
7
10
13
Oct.
13
Oct.
3
13
2*4 Apr.
Jan.
4
*
*$ Oct.
19
1
Oct.
6
*
20
♦
2
1
*
•
Feb.
6
.*
*
Mar. 16
3
7
4K
7
2K
3
1
IK
Sale
1*$ Oct.
43
Oct.
25
28
2*$ Oct.
43
Oct.
5
28
4
2
June
10
June
10
Aug. 16
Oct.
3
*4 May 28
*4 Jan. 14
*$ Oct. 19
30
Aug. 13
6
"1*4 Sale"
25
June
Jan.
4
July 21
*4 Aug. 27
*$ July
8
26
July
8
26
10*$ Aug. 23
Mar
12
Apr.
3*$ Jan.
13
19
2
40
2
May 13
16*4
Aug. 27
*4
*$ May 13
5-16 Mrv 26
3*$
173
Api
12 173
1
*$ May 25
Oct.
100 Utah Radio Prod common..*
"3,000
13
1-16 Jan. 27
10*$ Aug. 23
Oct.
Oct" "3
5
2
Sept. 26
Sept. 8
5
37 K
*
25,100 United States Foil class B__*
17,750 U S & Internat Sec com
*
1st preferred with warr
39,250
•
9,400 U S Lines Inc pref
*
7,075 II S Playing Card com
__10
^
Mar.
10
25
6,300 U S Dairy Prod class A
""700
22
30
13
*$ June 16
•
10
32,300 United Stores Corp coin vtc_*
2,300 United Wall Paper
:
*
1,300
15*4 June 27
10
*
Shoe Mach com....25
Preferred
14
Aug. 29
19*$ Aug. 29
6*$ Mar.
5
16*$ July
Am dep rets for ord reg__£l
4,200 Unit Profit Sharing
7
10
United Molasses Co Ltd—
600
K June
7*$ Sept. 8
Aug. 29
11
2
$3 cum partlc pref
2,800
.._..*
17,800 United Dry Docks com..
*
1,016,300 United Founders Corp com.*
«■•••»
9
23
May 24
10*$ Oct.
3
4
4*$ Jan.
12
May
Mar.
Jan.
Aug.
Apr.
13
10
2
30
12
Jan.
16
Feb.
9
1*$ Mar.
Feb.
10
2
9
2
Aug. 11
Jan. 12
6
40*4 Mar.
30
Apr.
*4 Jan.
2*$ Apr.
16
27
14,
23
60
Jan.
2
5
Apr.
9
Apr. 27
5
Sept. 6
Sept. 22
??1 *4 Sept.
9
32 *$ Sept. 8
Aug. 16
xlH
liA
Jan.
16
Aug. 16
Oct.
3
K Apr.
11
Jan.
14
i*
Oct.
30
Aug.
6*$ Mar.
6
Sept.
*4 Aug.
4*4 Aug.
49*| Feb.
6
13
23
27
27
30
19
Since
In
Jan.
NEW YORK
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
21,600 Utility & Ind Corp com
Preferred..----.
21,000
800
*
57,425
14,500
40,600
25
1,200
3,200
-_25
7% pref
Sale
8%
1%
1%
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
5%
A
%
.
2
VA
4%
1
3%
%
A
a
Sale
\
%
Vs
As
4A
-%
„
Sale
Sale
Sal* Prices.
1
1% Oct.
5% Oct.
7
3
Oct.
% Oct.
Oct.
5
Oct.
13
6
3
1
2A Oct.
17
Oct.
4
14% Oct.
4
3% Oct.
27
Oct.
A Oct.
% Oct.
4% Oct.
13
26
3
10
2% Oct.
13
9% Oct.
11
10
Oct.
11
3
2%
5
2%
900 Vogt Mfg Corp———.*
Lowest.
Highest,
Lowest.
Sales Prices.
1
Oct. 22
Ask.
Bid.
100
10 Virginian Ry com v t c
""200
.10
Vlck Financial Corp com.
2%
8%
Ask.
2%
5%
Bid.
25
550 Van Camp Milk 7% pref—100
Van Camp Pack com
*
25
Ask.
Bid
(Concl.) Par
INDUS. MISC.
Oct. 31.
Oct. 1.
1932.
1.
Shares.
1,200
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
AGGREGATE SALES.
October.
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
46
25
1
Sale Prices.
June 28
3% Feb. 19
11% Feb. 19
2% July 21
Sept. 15
% June 17
% May 16
3 % June
1
40
July 13
2% May 21
20
Y.566
Walker (Hiram)
500
200
600
300
75
8
9
450
1
200
—
—
% Sale
1
1%
8,100
8
1A
Oct.
5As Oct.
11
8
1
22
24
8 A Oct.
% Oct.
A Oct.
2
Oct.
Oct.
26
12% Oct.
7A Oct.
54% Oct.
10
10
9
Sale
11 %
Sale
10
7
& Stationery
20
15
--*
common..*
pref.-.100
West Virginia Coal 6c Coke.*
100 West Va Pulp 8c Paper com..*
75
6% preferred
.100
Oct.
31
5%
2%
13 A
9%
7% Sale
5
5%
1%
2
57% Oct.
14
22% Aug. 22
10
12
May 31
49
Sept.
1
May 26
July 28
Aug.
1
15
Jan.
15
Mar.
6
8
66% Mar. 29
8
% Feb.
8% June 14
85% Feb. 16
8
10
Oct.
8
10
50
Oct.
A Oct.
21
15
54
Oct.
22
42
Oct.
15
% Jan. 11
8% June 14
83% Apr. 11
5% Oct.
2% Oct.
15
3
5% Oct.
2A Oct.
Oct.
26
Oct.
26
10 %
10%
10%l
9% Oct.
7
Amer Home
1,200
19,600
3,100
1,300
•
2,836 Ala Power Co $7 pref—
16 preferred
*
1,880
Amer Cities Power 8c Lt Corp
Conv class A new
--25
6,200
Class B new
1
153,400
62,745 Amer Commonwealth Pow cIA
Class B
———-*
58,950
150
""175
14,806
87,200
500
5,700
200
400
183,800
1,900
2,100
30
50
600
23,700
570
4,200
1,300
150
$6.501st
1,000
200
preferred———*
Tel N J pref...100
At Sale
A
%
575 Amer Dist
50 Amer Elec Power *6 pref—.*
285,100
1,416,300
7,000
112,600
2,900
Amer 8c
Foreign Power warr..
American Gas
«•£> f a r
8c Elec com..
^
rAft
Amer Light
2,076,900
American Superpower
85,225
21,200
1st
—
Sale
Sale
83
Sale
3%
3%
*
54
preferred
20
27
4%
Sale
56%
7%
Sale
7
34 %
3
5
3
66
Sale
Sale
57%
59%
28%
3%
%
%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26 a:31% Oct.
26
5% Oct.
90
Oct.
% Oct.
5
1
4
28
% Oct.
6
22
91% Oct.
28
Oct.
11
10
7% Oct.
35% Oct.
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
89
Oct.
4
10
22
Oct.
Oct.
4
11
11
21
Oct.
7
4
4% Oct.
10
100
""25
200
Oct.
10
35% Oct.
Oct.
11
79
4%
Sale
2%
Sale
2A
%
Sale
70
2
Sale
"l% "2A
9%
20 %
9%
Sale
10
Sale
22
Sale
7%
%
A
h
A
1
Am dep rets
"""io
6% preferred
100
30 Cent 111 Pub Serv $6 pref...*
30 Central Ind Power 7% preflOO
30 Central Maine Pow 7% pf.100
T,766
100 Cent Pow 8c Lt 7% pref—100
22,500 Cent Pub Serv of Del com—*
Class
Class A new
7,000
$4 preferred
125
$6 preferred
175
2,300
20
130
$7 Prior lien
500
$7
10
75
75
_ —
$7 Preferred
8
1%
1%
"2A "2% ~~2%
Sale
~2%
14
15%
13%
13%
15
13%
Warrants
50
75
4,800
3,800
200
900
Service $6
Cities Serv
%
1%
Sale
1
Sale
1
%
760
t7
1,125
27,855
Oct.
5
9
15
Oct.
15
Oct.
28
77
Oct.
Oct.
17
12% Oct.
% Oct.
15
Oct.
3% Oct.
2% Oct.
16% Oct.
At Oct.
3
5
3
7
6
1% Oct.
10
89% Oct.
21
75,700
"i',966
82% July 23
% Apr. 29
1-16 Jan.
4
50
July 30
% June 28
% July 15
Sale
Oct.
7
7
2
7% Oct.
20% Oct.
85% Oct.
24
% Oct.
% Oct.
2A Oct.
26
25
11
11
28
13% OCt.
19
Oct.
% Oct.
2% Oct.
5
5
28
Oct.
8
59
Oct.
13% Oct.
5
12
JuDe
100
Apr.
Oct.
5
35
Oct.
1
35
Oct.
1
4
10% Oct.
22% Oct.
87
Oct.
59
Oct.
68% July
98
May
7
May
15% May
"""466
1%
Sale
4*
76
"Oct"
11
% Oct.
% Oct.
% Oct.
17
11
1
Oct.
1
29
1
Oct.
Oct.
87% Oct.
11
50
preferred
5% Conv preferred
Sale
4
Sale
3
56
Apr. 29
65% Mfar. 1
31
Aug. 26
94% Jan. 11
Feb.
2
75
Jan. 18
4
100
3% Jan.
June
1
Oct.
"l% "Oct"
"I % "Oct" "27
18% Oct.
18% Oct.
a2% Oct.
11
21% Oct.
12% Oct.
18
Oct.
4
6
14
15
Oct.
4
1
8*
13
2LMjiOct.
19
dK
July
Sept.
May
465H
li ' Aug.
May
Aug.
3% Aug.
4% May
12%Oct.
Oct.
14
20
Jan. 29
Jan. 15
29% Feb. 25
Sept. 6
Sept. 23
Aug. 30
June
4
Oct.
6% Sept. 9
19% Jan. 13
12% Sept. 8
30
Sept. 12
25% Sept. 10
2% Aug. 30
40
May
% June
82
20
23
28
30
Sale
29
100
Class B v t c
p^tre
Mar.
Jan.
5
Sept. 10
8
Feb.
3
80
81% Mar. 18
Jan. 14
16
Mar.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
26
26
83% Oct.
116
Sale
1%
1%
%
A Sale
June 28
50
11
May 31
June
3
56
*84% Oct.
20
99
Oct.
19
8
Oct.
5
1
%
Sale
10
75% Oct.
Oct.
10
% Oct.
1
Oct.
24
Oct.
1
65
60% Oct.
10
Oct.
5
1
Oct.
28
1% Oct.
18
59
Oct.
25
Oct.
25
70
Of
oref
100
19
64% Sale
"ili "4"
1%
67%
2
63
67
May 31 108% Sept.
60
May 27
60
9
122
At Jure 14
7
Aug. 16
% May 27
25
Mar. 15
37
49% July
59
Aug. 18
37% June
2
June 29
% Aug.
3
% Apr. 20
40% May 31
3
19
15
Aug. 26
Oct.
8
Jan.
Jan.
40
93
1%
35
92% Apr. 21 104
37
98
64
83% Oct.
14
Oct.
Oct.
8 29
29 104
Sale
19
Oct.
26
Oct.
Sale
72
Sale
43% July
23
103
27% Oct.
Oct.
3
Light—
Hispano Amer
(Chade)
50 Conn Lt 8c Pow 6H% pref.100
79,600 Con Gas E L 8t P Bait com..*
206l
Preferred class A.......100
9,800 Consol Gas Utilities class A.*
see
Oc*.
2% Sept.
Feb.
70
20
Electricidad
1,725 ConflGAF
31
June
83
4
pref..*
*
Warrants
964,100
600 Community P 8c L $6 1st pf.
8,954 Community Water Service.
For footnotes
31
At June
At May
9
*
preferred
Pr 6t Lt $6
75
6% 1st preferred
100
100
159,445 Commonwealth Edison
Commonwealth 8c Sou Corp..
200
Mar. 9
Mar. 23
13% Mar. 7
23% Aug. 23
88
Sept. 7
20 100
31 112
June 24
71
Companla
"4", 900
At Aug. 12
16
Aug. 15
52% Feb. 16
11% Jan.
4
12% May 25
Feb. 24
1
July 15
Sept.
Sept.
6% preferred.
100
Columbia Gas 8c Elec Corp—
25
5% Aug. 16
Jan.
8
59
Aug. 16
1-32 Mar. 29
90% Oct.
6
.
June 10
June 21
6
2
8
19
...
Columbus Ry Pow 8c
4,100
Sept.
6
41% Sept. 7
91% Aug. 29
24% Aug. 26
26
Jan.
5
4% Sept. 8
10% Aug. 29
72% Aug, 29
48
Sept.
1
93% Sept. 22
% Jan.
8
At Jan.
4
87% Jan. 12
7
Feb. 23
Sept.
20,000 Cleveland Elec Ilium com...*
90
10
7
37
90
87%
Central Vermont Public
300
Jan.
25% Aug.
*
*
434,300 Central States Electric com *
450
7% preferred
100
540
6% pref with warrants..100
1,375
6% pref without warr.-lOO
Conv preferred
400
100
Conv pref opt ser 1929.. 100
350
900
27
6
28
35
Utll com.*
preferred
preferred—I
19
1% Apr.
1
59
*
,
Cent & Southwest
500
38,166
*
1
—- — *
*
A
26
% Jan.
4% Jan.
92
Sept.
11
2
Jan.
1
51
Am dep rets
114,400
1,900
85
19
16
27
16
2% Feb.
1
26
21
18
39% Aug. 22
8% Sept. 8
7
11
Jan.
Jan.
19% July
1% July
% May
% Mar.
1
Aug.
72% May
27
Jan.
Oct.
2
4
93
60
1-16
% Oct.
51% July
7
June 30
Oct.
150
2,200
1,900
8
60
90
A ord sh
£1
B ord sh
£1
Am dep rets pref sh
£1
60 Carolina Pow 8c Lt $6 pref..*
500
$7 preferred
*
*
8,900 Cent Hud G 8c Evtc
"'16
At Oct.
6% Oct.
57
10% Oct. 18
4
Mar. 9
Feb
6
47
1% Apr.
6
14% June
2
July
6
10
May 31
17
June
2
4
5-16 Sale
Co of Canada
100
Bell Tel of Pa 6%% pref..100
Brazilian Tr Lt 8c Pr ord.
Buff Nlag 8c East Pow pref.25
$5 1st preferred..
*
10,100
23,300
4,800
9
6
43
28
Cables 8c Wireless—
1,800
1,500
6
25
25
Bell Telep
305,307
31,500
7,600
Oct.
29
21
4
4
,
Oct.
65
Oct.
Oct.
4A
Sale
6%
Sale
17%
22
21%
75
70
65
4%
25%
86%
16%
Sale
Sale
5
27
4
8
*
Preferred
160 Appalachian El Pow $7 pref.
252,100 Appalachian Gas com
*
Warrants
4,200
780 Arkansas Pow 8c Lt $7 pref—*
...*
24,400 Assoc Gas 8c Elec, com
Class A
*
516,000
1,580
$5 preferred
*
Warrants
141,000
300 Assoc Telep Co $1.50 pref—*
275 Associated Tel 8c Tel cl A.„*
34,200 Associated Telep Utilities.
3,650
3h
36%
18 %
19
25
& Trac com
6% preferred
25
2,400 Amer States Pub Serv cl A..*
650
14,500
%
4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
At Sale
%
As
5 5A
1
% Oct.
At Oct.
Par
PUBLIC UTILITIES
50
Feb.
Mar.
4
17
10% Mar. 30
2
7A Jan>
18
Feb.
20
10
47
Products rights.
10% Mar. 9
2% Jan. 16
4% July 27
% June 24
May 18
5
June 15
15
3
10% Oct.
Jan.
1
16
Oct.
12
20
31
2
22% Aug. 22
6
10
12
8% Oct.
% Jan.
4% June 18
5% July 26
41% July 28
1
!g
8% Aug. 31
6
4
Sept. 2
36% Jan.
6
12% Oct.
5
15
Mar. 8
57% Oct. 14
24
RIGHTS
740
18% Aug. 30
3
Aug. 27
8
31% June
Westvaco Chlorine
13,700
13,700
6
2% May 28
June 30
% June 17
% July 15
2
Oct. 24
14
31
4
24
37
36
•
3,000 Williams (R C) 8c Co.
*
8,300 Wil-low Cafeteries com
Convertible preferred....*
1,750
*
3,700 Wilson Jones Co com
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
Am
dep
rets
ord
shares..5s
187,100
Amer dep rets 6% pref—£1
200
30 Youngstown Sheet 8c Tube pf
100
200
50
5
Oct.
8% Oct.
% Oct.
% Oct.
Sale
Sale
5A
8A
%
%
2
common v t c
600
300 Westfield Mfg Co
2,275
1,800
;
m
5%
8%
Sale
GA
VA
5%
—100
7% 1st pref
Western Tablet
_
% June 24
8% Apr.
9
Maryland Ry—
Western
50
10% Feb- 19
% Apr.
9
11% Jan. 15
4% Mar. 18
May 28
9-16 Jan.
-*
$6 pref series A
50
100
12
Gooderham
6c Worts new common-...
18,300
New pref-.—-*
12,200
10,300 Watson (Jno Warren) Co—*
*
3,600 Wayne Pump Co com
Convertible preferred
1,000
*
8,750 Welch Grape Juice
5,700 Western Air Express Corp. .10
1,400 Western Auto Supply com A *
3,175 Western Cartridge 6% pref-.
Western Dairy Products—
2,400
1,800
1,000
11
2%
14
9%
A
2%
13%
2% Jan.
7
5% Sept. 28
40
July 13
5
Feb. 27
Warrants
900
_
3
10%
10
2%
9%
1%
13 %
11%
4%
11
9%
2,700 Waitt & Bond Inc class A—*
Class B
*
4,300
...
37,200 Walgreen Co com
"200
2
Jan.
2
June
9
7
34% Sept.
% Apr.
4
1,900 Wagner Electric Co com—15
100 Wahl (The) Co common
Highest.
Prices.
8
May 27
Jan. 14
1
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
2% Aug. 10
Mar. 15
99% Jan. 12
69% Sept. 8
99
Sept. 8
3% Aug. 25
% Apr. 20
76
Jan. 16
NEW
YORK
CURB
EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES
PRICES
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan.
1932.
PUBLIC UTIL.
Par
(Con.)
6,700 Duke Power Co
17,700
Bid.
Oct. 1.
Ask.
6% preferred..
425
Prior preferred
734
9
2*4
2%
834
_*
*
•
8% preferred
634
6 5*
234
25*
Oct.
Sale Prices
14
65* Oct.
595* Oct.
8
Oct.
60
Oct.
1
2034 Sale
354 Sale
Sale
Oct.
53*
Sale
234 Oct.
31
3
54 34
45 3*
40
Sale
Sale
July
534
4
Oct.
22
H
4
21
1
68
Jan.
June 24
65
Aug. 29
8?* Mar. 16
6
54 June 27
1734 Jan. 18 313*
534 July 27 30
6
27
1634 July
134 May 25
554
135
May 28 195
Oct.
10
353* Oct.
4
5
60
61
46
48
45
Oct.
14
60
4
19
4934
51
40
Sale
40
Oct.
26
505* Oct.
4
17
Sale
163* Oct.
334 Oct.
29
24
Oct.
3
27
53* Oct.
5
18
14
Oct.
10
24
1934 Oct.
20
1634 June 22
634 June 27 45
134 May 31
734
8
July 20 21
6
May 31
4654
7
May 31
5234
8
8 *38
May
1034 June 22 22
18
754 May 27
Jan.
5
54
May 31
43*
34 Apr. 26
54
'"53* ""6"
4
17
Sale
10
15
Oct.
17
%
234 "2
2X
c
18
Oct.
10
22
Oct.
3
23
Oct.
4
Oct.
1
Oct.
11
18
Oct.
10
Oct.
10
10
Oct.
10
205* Oct.
1
3*
234 Oct.
34 Oct.
234
34 Sale
5,700 Florida Power 8c Lt $7 pref..*
r
10
15
10
Oct.
34
Sale
323* Oct.
24
36
26
Oct.
June
2
May 25
13
25
July
13
29
Sept. 3
Sept. 1
Sept. 3
Sept. 3
Aug. 29
Mar.
7
48
Aug. 29
Aug. 27
5934 Aug. 25
67
iH
25* Oct.
34 Oct.
14
234 June 17
3034 June 28
19
X
a
2634 Oct.
Prices
7334 Jan.
Sale
Sale
3
warrants
4
10
55* Oct.
14 180
Oct.
12
24
16
17
..
43* Oct.
Sale
3334 Sale
56
4 3*
13
2634 Oct.
1703* Oct.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
48
43*
100
6% preferred
100
634% preferred..
100
Empire Pow Corp part stk
•
Empire Pub Serv class A
*
European Elec Co of Can A.10
Option
48
53
101,800
Option warrants
1,425 Empire Dist Elec 6% pref. 100
9,000 Empire G 8c F 7% pref..
100
350
Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
100
150,400
06 preferred
05 preferred
65,748
13,025 Elec Pow & Lt 2d pref A
8,510
2,500
30,500
37,633
Ask
100
...
380 Edison Elec Ilium (Boston) 100
5,933,800 Elec Bond & Share new com.5
325
RANQE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
Ask. Bid.
53
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc..*
77,900 Eastern States Pr com B
*
$7 preferred A___
1,175
,.*
$6 preferred B
1,775
_...._.*
8,610 Eastern Util Associates..
♦
Convertible stock
•
20,000
5,200
Bid.
.100
875
IN OCTOBER.
Price
Jan. 2
1.
Shares.
47
Mar.
9
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
Mar.
30
30
17
29
Jan.
15
July 28
Mar.
3
Aug. 30
Sept. 8
Aug. 30
13
795* Jan.
Gen Gas & Elec—
$6 cum conv pref ser B
15,200
*
1,460 General Pub Serv $6 pref...*
2,755 Georgia Power $6 pref
*
82
32
60
41,300 Hamilton Gas Co com v t c.l
525,Hartford Electric Light....25
45
.....
25 Illinois Nor Util 6% pref..100
7,100'Illinols P & L $6 pref
*
532
6% preferred
...100
Indianapolis Pow
375
6>*% cum pref
2,650 Int Hydro-El $3.50
100
14
Sale
64
Sale
4134 Sale
6854
75 Gulf States Util $5.50 pref..*
$6 preferred
250
*
1234 Oct.
32
Oct.
10
1634 Oct.
4134 Oct.
6
1
64
Oct.
31
69
Oct.
4
47
50
Jan.
50
Oct.
8
50
Oct.
8
49
Aug. 22
3* Oct.
3
316 Oct.
3
50
34
1
57
3*
34
/
3* Sale
334 July 14
1034 May 31
May 31
14
36
June 28
65
50
40
45
315-4
33
43
55
30
46
335* Oct.
4134 Oct.
29 3:413* Oct.
7
10 4134 Oct. 10
15
24
21
June
23
June
6
8c Lt
....100
conv
Class A stock purch
65
pref.*
Oct.
15
Oct.
24
300
New class B
1
150
$7 prior preferred
»
634 Sale
154 Sale
153* Sale
7 54
9
234
25*
1234
634
Sale
8
12
Oct.
7
Oct.
10
1 Oct.
134 Oct.
17
26
n
"134 ~~ix
13
153*
75*
234
134
Oct.
Oct.
1
7
Oct.
Oct.
5
27
34
Sale
3* Oct.
17
Oct.
26
134 Oct.
34 Oct.
22
134 Sale
34
X
234
234
13*
1
134
34
15*
Sale
34 Oct.
3
Oct.
26
10
23* Oct.
31
1
3
3
22
Oct.
475 Jersey Cent P & L 7% pf_.100
18
21
54
Aug. 25
653* Jan.
1
27
Jan.
555* Jan.
9334 Mar. 8
6354 Mar. 10
615* Mar. 22
3*6
1434
54
3*
Aug. 11
14
5
14
31
30
26
3
7
2
28
15
5*
525*
43*
134
57
May 28
755* Apr. 29
3*
434
234
54
134
31
11,000
Warrants for class B stock.
2,380 Interstate Power $7 pref
•
75,300 Italian Superpower cl A....
7,300
Warrants
13
Feb.
Apr.
July
May
June
Oct.
May
May
June
June
July
12 34 June
warr..
27,700 Internat Superp new com._l
11,800 Internat Util class A
131,100
Class B
Jan.
Jan.
34 May 11
9334 Mar.
4834 Sale
25
50
82
75
Aug. 24
275*
3*
155*
1034
334
154
Aug.
Apr.
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
Oct.
Apr.
Sept.
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
51
25
5
10
24
24
27
7
2
18
30
29
Kings County Lighting
25
7% pref series
75
5% preferred series D...100
B .......100
32,100 Long Island Light
3,710
7% preferred
2,050
6% preferred
*
com
100
88
19;
931
100
Sale
Sale
series B ..100
13 34
823*
17
8934
72
76
1254
1434
8234 Sale
72
50 Los Angeles G 8c E 6% pf_.100
Marconi Internat Marine—
3,600
Communication Am dep rci
298,900 Marconi Wirel Tel of Can
1
Marconi Wirel Tel Ltd
200
Am
$2
15*
com
with
IX
1
10,500
$6 pref series C
Middle West Util com
$6
conv
400
A
warrants
300
B
warrants
4
1
334
234
5
434
...._*
pref ser A
»
334
65
5 5*
35
Sale
4
33* Sale
Sale
34s Sale
54
34
5
7
17
35
16
*
850 New Engl Telep 8c Teleg.,100
100 New Orleans Pub Serv pfd._
975 N Y Pr & Lt $6 pref
1,375
7% preferred
15,700 N Y Steam Corp com
11,675 N Y Teleo 634% pref
Class B option warrant
6,000
Class C warrants new
7,500
1,100 Nor Amer Lt & Pr com
225
$6 preferred
5,000 Nor Amer Util Sec com
6534 Sale
7
13
»
34 Apr. 15
Aug.
8
3*« Mar. 7
3*# Mar. 7
72
Sept. 20
Sale
5034 Sale
96
114
Sale
115
163* Sale
134
13*
334
43*
1434 Sale
5*
1
234
3
11
55
June
2
95
Jan.
7
48
June 25
86
Aug. 23
30
Oct.
29
3034 Oct.
463* Oct.
20
5'
5
27
75
Oct.
3
Oct.
17
15
Oct.
17
75
905*
Sale
3*
63
13*
68
34
For footnotes cee page 56.
134 May
9
Jan.
Feb.
15
Feb.
50
Jan.
Oct.
25
May
70
Apr. 29
Apr. 28
12
June
8
96
Oct.
98
Oct.
4
47
Oct.
47
Oct.
11
7534 June
33
July
65
July
66
May
28
July
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14
98
June
29
29
Aug.
July
June
July
July
July
53
Oct.
3
11334
223*
1434
5*
25*
34
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
.11434
223*
173*
134
33*
/16
4
5
6
14
51
60
95
5* Oct.
10
5* Oct.
734
54
154
3*
Sale
2354
2454
24
2454
*
534
7
734
934
65*
535*
Sale"
503*
9
Sale
Jan.
Mar.
21
5
20
Aug.
134 Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
33
27
10
31
26
8
Aug. 31
2
70
Jan.
5
ilM
Aug. 30
27
803* Jan.
9434 Jan.
19
14
14
19
60
Oct.
8
39
72
Oct.
26
72
Oct.
26
46
June
6034 Oct.
6
6034 Oct.
6
65* Oct.
55
11534 Sept. 16
36
Sept. 8
June
8
83
Jan.
8034 Feb.
88
Jan.
6034 Oct.
6
85
Sept. 26
85
Mar. 15
85
Sept. 26
4
96
Jan.
234 June 10
11
Sept.
Jan.
195* July
7
June
L
18
18
8
2654 Jan.
14
23
Jan.
5
9334 Mar. 3
97
Jan. 12
3
Mar.
3
135* Mar. 2
1434 Apr. 12
87
May 16
7
1034 Oet.
7
10
73* Oct.
9634 Oct.
535* Oct.
7
8134 June 23
9554 Sept. 22
134 Feb.
9
7
' May 19
1434 Apr. 12
71
July
434 June
4
1
65
June
35
June
8
Sept. 12
9934 Jan. 15
5834 Sept. 3
6
June
17
100
'45" "5134
92
100
38
Oct.
1034 Oct.
*
16
Sept. 29
Sept. 28
46
60
15 2434 Oct.
7
215#Oct.
5 8954 Oct.
15
Jan.
60
Aug.
July
July
235* Oct.
2154 Oct.
8954 Oct.
595* Jan.
115
34 July
10
87
25
6
14
6
22
15
25
"50" Oct"'25
2
68
Oct.
*
_*
8034 Sept.
Oct.
13*
150 Pacific Pow & Lt 7% pref. 100
com
1034 Jan.
June
50
300 Oklahoma Gas 8c Elec preflOO
800 Okla Nat Gas 634% pref..100
3,260 Pa Gas 8c Elec class A..
*
2,050 Pa Power Be Light $7 pref...*
21,840 Pa Water 8c Power....
*
34 June 30
35
48
100
com
153* Jan.
8
18
Jan. 19
8
•3434 Sept. 3
463* Oct.
5 463* Oct.
5
88
May 23 105" Apr.
2
20 3* June
5
X
30
Oct.
Oct.
33
34
14
13
17
15
20
25
88
108
50X
5834
11034 111
Jan.
80
14
52
Aug. 18
7
345* Mar.
100
7
Oct.
9
200 Ohio Edison Co $6 pref
♦
10 Ohio Power Co 6% pref...100
2,300
June 29
80
5134 Jan.
34 Feb.
34 Mar.
72
Sept.
825* Jan.
Oct" ~ 28
15
*
58,220 Pacific Gas 8c Elec 1st pf__25
534% 1st preferred
.2,100
25
500 Pacific Ltg Corp $6 pref
*
June 28
1
Mar. 26
354 Aug. 30
Aug. 25
53* Jan. 14
85
80
30
new
100
28
35
19
134 Feb. 13
23* Sept. 9
21
5
18
Jan.
53* Jan. 11
234 Sept. 8
Mar. 26
Oct.
2
6434 Oct.
100
100
175 Norlnd Pub Ser 6% pref.. 100
450
7% preferred
100
20,700 Nor States Power com A.. 100
com
86
19 100
34 Oct.
3
18
Oct.
463* Oct.
450 N Y Water Serv 6% pref
100
261,267 Niagara Hud Pow newcoml5
Class A opt warrant new
37,533
7% preferred
6% pref
Mar. 10
Mar. 11
10
54 Oct.
8
8 101
5
19
80
2234
17,380 New Eng Pow Assn 6% pfd 100
8.200 Philadelphia Co
Jan.
1034 Sale
preferred
7% preferred
100
70
7% preferred
...100
20 Nev-Calif Elec common
100
75
7% preferred
100
40
July
Oct.
7
760
First preferred
100 Peninsula Telep Co
45
13* May 31
1434 June
2
154 Juiy
1
100
8.600 Nat Elec Power class A
400 Pacific Pub Ser
2054 Sept.
434 June 24
34 May 25
..100
Nat Power 8c Light—
40,850
$6 cum preferred
*
5,000 Nat Public Service com cl A_*
7,500
1,060
29
234 Oct.
243* Oct.
334 Oct.
Oct.
2
Lt Ht & Pow com.
conv
11
12 34 Oct.
50
July
534 Oct.
15* Oct.
22
.......
Monongahela West Penn
Pub Service
7% pref
$3.50
234 Oct.
243* Oct.
334 Oct.
Sale
10 Mountain Sts Pow
7% pf__100
120 Mountain Sts Tel & Tel..100
200
6
26
134 Feb. 13
23* Sept. 9
58
8c Hud Pow 1st pref.*
2nd preferred..
*
4,900 Montreal
4
18
7234 Oct.
Jan.
6234 Apr.
334
5,275 Mohawk
550
6
Oct.
97
22
21
•
25 Minn P & L 7% pref
40 Miss River Power pref
425
85
..*
23,500
v t c
•
8,725
5% conv preferred
__50
23,000 Memphis Nat Gas com
•
Metropolitan Edison Co—
570,100
534 Oct.
134 Oct.
13* Sale
1334 Oct.
31
26
July
warr..
Preferred..'
Mass Util Associates
3,250
Sale
29
Jan.
59
£1
dep rets ord bearer shs
100 Mass P & L
100
534
6
34 Sale
1234 Oct.
8234 Oct.
7234 Oct.
97
95
Oct.
8
50
Oct.
10
Jan.
7
Since
NEW YORK
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid
Ask.
Did.
PUBLIC UTIL. (Concl.) Par
Shares.
500 Pliila Elec Co $5 pref
50 Phila Traction Co com—-.50
Com $100 par stock
250
60
"50
800 Southeast Gas & Water
21
OX Oct.
Oct.
£78
Sale
x78
Sou Calif Edison
500
32 ',20
2,200
2,800
Preferred B
74
10
30 Sou New Eng Telephone..100
20
300
400
100
1,100
650
Southern Union Gas
26 94
Sale
24
Sale
100
800
12,800
6,600
200
25
21",500
100
Oct.
4
4
3
11
Oct.
94 Oct.
8*4 Oct.
11
Oct.
40
Oct.
17
55
12
16
*
10
12X
Participating A
Swiss-American Elec
pref.100
85
29
28
Sale
90
23
18 109
*4 Oct.
Oct.
18
4
27
*4 Oct.
10*4 Oct.
18
18
11
Oct.
18
17
55
Oct.
4
Oct.
26
38
Oct.
17
28*4 Oct.
2
17*4 June
1
6*
20*
5
May 26
Sept. 8
May 16
3
25*4 Aug
100
2,000
11,500
1,100
700
900
300
100
2,400
3,060
300
3,200
61,600
1,200
1,215,100
178,900
9,000
50
102,200
5,400
6,266
21,166
100
750
40
New
3*4
3
Sale
3*4
6*4 Sale
Sale
1*4 Sale
494
4*4
294
3*4
4094
1*4
6*4
21*4
2894
1*4
*4
45*4
1
Oct.
10
29
10
8
20
Oct.
14
17*4
*4
*4
45*4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
27
11
20
14
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2*4 Sale
1351 Sale
2
2*4 Sale
7*4
10
5
29*4
2
6
June
1
6
1
Mar. 10
3
May 26
4
June
3
May 24
May 26
July 29
14
June
9
14
July
6
13
28
4
Oct.
Oct.
21
29*4 Oct.
13
June
1
Oct.
5
July
5
14
2
Oct.
10
3
6
21
6
Sale
29
Oct.
Oct.
33
Oct.
7
35
4
m
».
-
-
OIL
28
Sale
8
6*4
45*4
8*4
894
27 X
41X
27
95
24*4
77 X
7
30
45
2694
5X
'60" "70"
4 *4
5
67 X
78
10
7
29*4
27*4 Oct.
44*4
7*4
8X
7*4
8*4
2*4 Sale
6X
8
3*4
4*4
1§ T
22
Oct.
76*4 Oct.
41
7
7*4 Sale
6*4 Oct.
6X
26
85
J
23
100
100
300
206,300
29,100
14,700
4,800
9
8
Sale
12
27
14 X
13 X
17
26 X
73 X
5*4
13*4
*\\
5*
4
6*4
14*4
13*4
32
31
36
29
21
Sale
23
12
15
13
17
24
27
30
85
"7X "if
500
2,400
13,300
1
8,900
7,200
171,800
385,900
87
10
17
2*4
83*4
1*4
10
X
We
2*4 Sale
Sale
2
4X
4%
294
3
4*4
494
78
2*4
Sale
4*4 Sale
com
8
25c
*
X
X
9*4
Sale
X
IX Sale
"x ""x
8*4
9*4
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94
1
7*4
94
94
1*4
194
1*4
1*4
Sale
2
1
1,100
100
2
IX
•
*
IX Sale
IX Sale
8
43
June
9
Oct.
Oct.
4
7
4
June
2
10
10
894
4*4
8*4
3*4
4*4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
May 31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
500
7,500
Petrol
Petroleum
*
.5
com
Registered
30
10
7
July
11
35
14
June
4
June 28
13
7
May 12
Jan.
20
Apr.
13
2*4 Oct.
4*4 Oct.
12*4 Oct.
28
6*4 Oct.
5
Oct.
28
25
5
Oct.
24
Oct.
25
19
1394 Oct.
3
Jan.
Oct.
11
31
Oct.
11
June
18
27
Apr.
8
6
June
2
10
23*4 Oct.
1294 Otc.
15
Oct.
.Feb.,18
25*4 Sept. 6
15*4 Mar. 8
28
24
Oct.
6
83
Oct.
13
July
8
Apr. 14
July 20
I June 16
I Feb. 15
19
Jan. 12
30*4 Aug. 10
87
Aug. 18
2
Apr. 22
15
Jan. 12
19*4 Oct.
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
11
82*4 Oct.
X
2*4
1*4
4*4
Oil Refining
3,300
147,300 Lone Star Gas.
409,800 Magdalena Syndicate
We
294
294
4*4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
.
Oct.
13
Oct.
94 Oct.
94 Oct.
24
94 Oct.
1*4 Oct.
1
Oct.
26
1
Oct.
20
1*4 Oct.
1*4 Oct.
1*4 Oct.
26
*4
a
Sale
194
2*4
2*4
4
5*4
2
Sale
'294 Sale'
1*4
3*4
1*4
394
2
Sale
Sale
33
X
OX
5*4
3-16
Sale
394
5
3*4
394
We
*4
10*4 Sale
X
5-16
26 X
29*4
4$
3
31
2*4
3*4
2*4
"9*4 ~I6"
11,600 Klrby Petroleum
25
2*4
94
3*4
1*4
20
7
13
28
294
*4
4*4
1*4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct,
3*4
2*4
We
994
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
194
194
1*4
1*4
2*4
8
18
Feb.
10
18
16*4 Aug. 11
5
37
10
26
13
10
»
*
4
^8*^ Sale
Sale
*4
194
8
*4
3
Sale
56.
V
2
4
6*4
7
94
*4
2*4
6*4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
1
26
7
13
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
May
May
July
Mar.
May
7
June
8
31
28
11
5
31
1
394
3*4
We
10*4
Oct.
Oct.
7
7
Oct.
13
Oct.
4
*4 May 26
Jan. 26
X May 26
*4 May 26
1*4 Oct. 18
6*4 Aug. 29
194 Jan.
6
*4 Apr.
6
194 Jan.
June
10*4 June 10
June lo
23
3*1
Sept. 8
594 Aug. 29
94 July 29
I
July 26
2*4 Aug. 29
2
Aug. 23
2*4 Sept. 8
294 Sept.
3
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
July
Aug.
29
19
25
29
8
6*4
3*4
94
7*4
3
8
Oct.
Oct.
13
7
18
1
Jan.
8
28
June 10
Aug. 30
Jan. 14
May
5
June
1
Apr.
8
6Jan.
2
7
3
Aug. 25
24*4 Feb. 29
4494 Sept. 6
<*»'«>
94 June 17
2*4 May 25
1094
94
*4
*4
394
6
94 Apr.
394 Aug. 29
994 Mar. 9
94 July 29
1 *4 Aug. 25
1
1
Oct.
*4 Oct.
x Oct.
17
X
94
X
1*4
X
*4
X Jan.
X June
33
*
34,000 Leonard Oil Development..25
For footnotes 3ee page
31
*
*
stock
Intercontinental
Lion
Jan. 27
8*4 May 10
Mar. 3
55
Sept. 6
10*4 Sept. 8
10*4 Sept. 8
7*4 Feb. 18
10*4 Feb. 19
6
Sept. 6
5
Sept. 7
79
Aug. 25
10
Sept. 2
9
Sept. 29
6
Oct.
2*4
6*4
394
4*4
Aug. 11
Jan. 18
Mar. 4
90
794 Oct.
7*4 Oct.
38
794
"1*4 ""2"
2
*
25
Non-voflna class A.
300
35
_*
Crown Cent Petrol Corp
B
7
8
2
22
88
2*4
17
We
2*4
2
2*1 Sale
.....100
Creole Petroleum Corp
Class
4
Aug. 24
15
15
23
22
Pref ctfs of deposit.....100
inrernnt
78
June
June
Indian Terr I Hum Oil Co
4,700
6
July
Jan.
31
36
Sale
11*4 Sale
13
8094
.1*4
Sale
Certificates of deposit
Preferred
.........
14,400
25
Jan.
Oct.
75
69
Sale
Sale
19
..10
Cosden Oil Co common
11,100 Derby Oil 8c Ref
Preferred
2,050
256,900 Gulf Oil of Pa
300
Feb.
2
Aug.
2
Sept. 19
Mar. 22
90
Oct.
7
79
6
5
*
Vot trust ctfs
12,900 Darby Petrol Corp
400
it*
25*4 Oct.
7
50
Consol Royalty Oil..
100
-
20
27*4 Oct.
Columbia Oil & Gasoline—
87,900
10,200
26,100
16,800
2,600
4,300
2,500
22
7
*
com
Preferred
Coupon stock (bearer)
5,100
38,700 Carlb Syndicate com
27,000 Colon Oil Corp common
300
27
14
Oct.
5394 Jan. 16
Aug. 26
Aug. 23
Jan. 22
85
Jan. 16
100
Sept. 8
Aug. 29
61*4 Jan. 14
35*4 Sept. 7
STOCKS.
British-American Oil Co
~4",300
7
25"
44*4
8*4
100
.25
25
5% pref
7% preferred
1,000
78
2
200 Atlantic Lobos Oil
-
400
25*4
85
com
OTHER
M
7
34
7594
26*1
6
9
6
31
4X
111,900 American Maracalbo....... 1
*
38,100 Arkansas Nat Gas com.,
281,900 / Class A
*
Preferred..
10
30,100
5,400
2,100
29,400
3,900
29
21*1
66
June 23
21*4 July 28
1
May 24
78
Mar. 22
100
85
2
Apr.
July
July
Apr.
Juiy
Sale
10
28
June
1
OIL
1,666 Swan-Finch Oil Corp
300
19
15
Jan.
8
Sept. 2
June 27
Jan.
Jan.
Sept. 8
Sept. 8
394 Feb. 19
Aug. 29
Jan. 12
1*4 Aug. 30
9*4 Aug. 17
1
3
98
95
.100
2*4 Oct.
294 Oct.
28
2
Sale
X
X
5*4 Sale
5*4
14
19*4 Sale
1
I Sale
IX
6X Sale
7
12*4
28*4
30
IX
IX
1
39 *4
26
26*4 Oct.
94 Oct.
4*4 Oct.
"2*4 Sale"
28
40
Sale
Oct.
4
Sale
4 X Sale
2% Sale
3
Sale
50
Southern Pipe Line..
10
South Penn Oil
25
So West Pa Pine Lines
50
Standard Oil (Ind)
25
Standard Oil (Kentucky)..10
Standard Oil (Nebraska)
25
Standard Oil (Ohio) com..25
400
32
Mar. 10 106*4 Mar. 10
2,250 Borne Scrymser Co........25
8,180 Buckeye Pipe Line
50
4,250 Chesebrough Mfg
25
266 Cumberland Pipe Line
50
700
Liquidation receipts certifs
3,650 Eureka Pipe Line..
..100
66,560 Humble Oil & Refining....25
209,800 Imperial Oil (Canada)
_*
17,100
Registered
*
11,300 Indiana Pipe Line...
10
17,400 National Transit
12.50
15,000 New York Transit
7,860 Northern Pipe Line
..._10
51,600 Ohio Oil 6% pref
100
6,100 Penn Mex Fuel
25
250
1
Apr. 20
June
18
600 Winnipeg Elec Co corn20 Wisconsin P & L 7% pref.100
500
May 16
June 22
27 X June 14
May 10
8
Apr.
9
Apr.
175 West Texas Utll $6 pref
250
June 27
93
8 101*4
60
June
6 70
6*4 June 22
6*4
4X
Sale
394
100
FORMER
STANDARD
SUBSIDIARIES
15
8
Apr.
June 10
Jan.
70
West Massachusetts Cos...
200 Western Power pref
94 Mar. 14
194 Mar; 14
2794 Jan. 14
25
Jan. 14
2294 Jan. 14
44*4 Mar. 22
15
Jan.
4
94 Sept. 6
L09
Oct. 18
2*4 Mar. 14
115
Mar. 14
70
Jan.
6
94 Jan. 13
20
Jan.12
20
Jan.12
70
Aug. 25
1*4 Apr.
8
394 Aug. 29
54*4 Mar. 8
4
1794 June
6
Feb. 23
May 13
56
101*4 Jan.
7%,pref_100
7% preferred
Mar. 17
80
4
Aug.
May 25
80*'
100%
3
19
33*4 Oct.
25
26
25 X
15
20*4 Sept.
2
21
19
60
X
10 x
X
X
8X
8X
We
1
21
21
70
94
19
Jan.
21
4
11 113*4 Oct.
3
60
Oct.
109*4 Oct.
20
24*4 Aug. 31
82
Aug. 31
10*4 Mar. 11
May 31
7
May 13
21
Oct.
4
Oct.
14
Mar. 17
2lH
4
X Oct.
X Sale
4
Jan.
June
40
21
6
5
1
Mar. 2
Feb. 10
Feb.
660*
11
10
Jan.
Feb.
21
Standard Pub Serv v t c com
1,750
300
13
3*4
110*4 115
7% pref.100
Sou'west G & E 7% pref__100
Southwest Gas Utilities
*
Standard Power & Lt com..*
Class B common
*
6,750
650
29
Oct.
20
21*4 Sale
26*4 Oct.
23*4 Oct.
21*4 Oct.
1*4
Southw Bell Tel
40 Union El Lt & Pr
62,000
6,600
10,700
33,100
Sale
23
11
Feb.
Apr.
4
July 26
1694 May 17
July 14
8
9*4 Feb.
15*4 Oct.
Oct.
Aug. 26
July
5
Apr.
2
22'
50
74
1
26*4 Oct.
22*4 Oct.
109
...
Preferred
.Sept. 20
56
18
X Sale
15
23,900 Union Gas of Canada ......*
102,400 United Corp warrants
4,100 United Elec Serv Amer shs—
._.*
861,000 United Gas com
$7 preferred
*
195,700
Warrants
200,700
666,800 United Lt & Power com A...*
Common class B..
.*
5,600
$6 conv 1st pref
*
180,200
145,000 U S Elec Pow com with warr_*
Stock purchase warrants
2,500
2,200 Utah Power & Light pref..
80 Utlca Gas & Elec 7% pf
100
*
306,227 Utll Pow & Light com...
Class B v t c
*
18,300
1,600
5,500
26
Sale
21X Sale
26,900 Tampa Electric Co
*
350 Tenn Elec Power 7% pref.100
25 Texas Pow & Lt 7% pref..100
20 Toledo Edison 7% pref A. .100
300 Trl-State Tel & Tel 6% pf._10
1,600
10*4 Oct.
Oct.
74
27 99
16*4
5
2 60*4
64
10
7 120
26 113
18 104
26 99
6 58
18 55*4
*4 Aug.
pref A....25
25
800
"600
'31
com
5)4% prefclassC
25
5% cum partic orlg pref..25
700
2,000 Southern Colo Pow cl A...25
32,700 Southern Nat Gas Co com..
6,300
1,550
2,200
23,200
10,200
10,000
7,750
4,600
30,200
12,850
7
Oct.
10*4
10
25,300
"ioo
10*4 Oct.
31 £78
Class A
2,100
17
21
14
14,900 Shawinlgan Water & Power.*
270 Sierra Pacific Elec 6% pf__100
50 Sioux City G & E 7% pref. 100
20
Oct.
45*4 Oct.
29
6
28
Seaboard Pub Serv $6 pref.
2,300
7
Oct.
44
11
July
16*4 July
60*4 Apr.
64
Feb.
27
July
76*4 Mar.
67
Apr.
73*4 Mar.
27*4 Oct.
31
July
22
15
*
125 Quebec Power Co, com
27*4 Oct.
Oct.
42
Sale
42
3,495 Railway & Light Securities
2,000 Rhode laid Pub Serv pref..
150 Rochester G & E 6% pf D.100
5,600 Rockland Light & Power..10
150
Highest.
Sale Prices.
100
300
6% preferred
100
200
7% preferred
100
1,420 Puget Sound P & L $6 pf...
$5 preferred
1,760
60
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
42X Oct.
Public Service of Nor 111
2,750
Highest.
Sale Prices.
90
20 Power Corp of Can common.*
10 Public Serv of Ind pref—.100
100
Lowest.
Sale Prices-
0 t. 31.
Oct. 1.
1932.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
October.
CURB EXCHANGE
YOEK
NEW
48
tY
.
>
5
Sept. 10
4*4 Jan. 15
3/f6:Sept. 1
12*4 Sept. 8
II
Sept. 3
1
Aug.
2
94 July 26
3*4 Aug. 24
11
Sept. 6
*4 Sept. 1
NEW
YOEK
AGGREGATE SALES
In
Shares
Jan.
Price
Jan. 2
1.
1932.
Shares
OTHER OIL STOCKS (Concl)
4,400 Margay Oil
12,000 Mexico-Ohio Oil Co
11,200 Michigan Gas & Oil Corp
""300
500
*
Bid.
2X
i
2
*
IK
Bid
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Oct. 31.
Oct. 1.
Ask.
Art
As*
Bid
7X
9X
6
9X
IX
IX
IX
IX
X
X
IX
X
°/\
X
2
Sale
Oct.
20
IX Oct.
14
X Oct.
19
Middle States Petroleum—
900
1,800
4,100
Class A vot trust ctfs
18,800
Class B rot trust ctfs..
13,800
138,500 Mo-Kansas Pipe Line...
Class B v t c.»...
8,000
j."
*
47,500 Mountain
4,300
74,600 National Fuel Gas
16,000 New Bradford Oil
5,868 North Cent Texas Oil
52,000 North European Oil com
900
700
y\
X
X
3% Sale
3X
3X
3X Oct.
12X
X
12 X
X
11X Oct.
X Oct.
/is
Highest.
3X Jan. 22
IX June 23
X Jan.
2
2X Oct. 18
IX Oct.><4 3
Sale Prices
8
Aug. 29
3X Sept. 2
2
X Apr. 25
X Jan. 28
X Apr.
"
3X Oct.
3
X Mar. 17
2X Apr. 12
X Mar. 17
4X Aug. 24
1X Aug.
9
X Aug. 11
2X Jan. 11
% Jan. 15
*ie Jan.
1
•
12H
IX
X
5
1
37,600 Pacific Western Oil Corp..."
15,900 Pantepec Oil of Venezuela._•
1
IX
x>
1
H
X
X
10
6
Oct.
26
X Oct.
25
4X Oct.
31
Xe
4X Sale
X
h
28
14
6
7
10
Sale
Producers Corp. 10
Jan.
X Oct.
X Oct.
X Oct.
X Oct. G8
X Oct. 27
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
....
668
1,200
'1
1
500 Mountain & Gulf Oil Co
2,900
200
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
October.
49
EXCHANGE
CURB
12%
X
IX
X
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
3
Oct.
28
X Oct.
28
Xe Oct.
6
Xe Oct.
6
Oct.
25
2
X Aug. 23
IX Aug.
9
Jan.
9
June 23
3
X Oct.
14 X Aug. 29
29
Xe Juno
Oct.
X Oct.
2
Jan.
Jan.
June
8
3
6
5
8
Sept. 28
Aug. 10
8
Xe June 24
Petroleum Corp of Amer—
100
120
Stock purchase warrants..
2,700
111,400 Plymouth Oil..
••
21,800 Producers Royalty Corp....l
2,350 Pure Oil Co 6% pref
100
100
500
21,000 Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
•
4,600 Richfield Oil of Calif pref. .25
"ioo
1,450
Red Bank Oil Co
X
6X
34
Sale
Sale
56 X
Sale
7,300
Prior
K
K
3,000
T,306
4,700
l",806
600
to
6,600 Salt Creek Consol Oil
1«
46,900 Salt Creek Producers
500 Shreveport El Dorado—-.25
11,800 Southland Royalty Conew.*
5
59,500 Sunra.v Oil.
2,000 Swiss Oil Corp
5
*
28,100 Texon Oil 8c Land Co.
8,600 Union Oil Associates......25
400
1.000
K
MINING
1!*
10
62,300 Venezuelan Petroleum.
4,800 Woodley Petroleum Corp..
41,900 "Y" Oil 8c Gas Co
175
Oct.
19
4X Oct.
10
X
X
4X
IX
X
4X
X Oct.
4X Oct.
4
21
Xe
3X
Xe
3X
"
3X Oct.
Xe Oct.
19
21
7X
lix
6X
9X
7X
10X
Oct.
6
9X Oct.
10
7
3X
X
X
5X
IX
X
5X
4
7-16
3X
X
aSH
Sale
7X
10X
X Oct.
X Oct.
IX
6X
6
1
,
100 Universal Consol Oil.
i",666
59
X Oct.
X Oct.
X
X
pref
100 Royalty Corp partic pref—10
4,500 Ryan Con6o! Petroleum
*
200
56
♦
200 Root Refining Co common.-*
"500
X Aug.
Apr.
Xe June
40
July
7
Oct.
6
5
X Oct.
5X Oct.
Oct.
6
Xe Oct.
15
7X Oct.
10X Oct.
5
18
4
Sale
5
1
X*
2*
IX
8
"
16
20
18
20
6
X
e
Sale
2
K
X6 Oct.
10
Oct.
13
Oct.
7
Oct.
10
2
X
X
X Oct.
8
Oct.
13
X Oct.
3
2
X Aug. 29
12 X Sept.
6
X Jan.
4
60X Sept. 12
X June 23
1
Xe June 9
X June 28
1
Feb.
24
IX
7X
X
IX
X
5X
IX
Aug.
Sept.
Jan.
July
Aug.
Sept.
Mar.
July
July
Feb.
Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
June
19
26
29
6
27
28
11
1
IX
IX
X
X
X
2X
Sept.
Apr.
Jan.
June
Jan.
June
1
Mar. 18
3X June 25
X
X
4X
7X
X
X
IX
X
Feb. 10
Feb.
4
May 12
July
8
Jan.
2
June
8
Jan.
7
Feb. 20
May 20
X Jan.
6
5
X
X
108
13X
X
%
2X
X
27
21
26
8
12
5
30
4
6
9
2
9
1
11
STOCKS
10
7,450 Bunker Hill Ac Sullivan
2,075
Voting trust certificates 10
23 X
17X
24
20
18
22
Oct.
4
11
15 X May
15
May
32X Aug. 30
20
Apr.
2
Bwana M'kubwa Cop Min—
1,200
9,000
American shares
5s
500 Chief Consol Mining...
~2~, 300
1,100
804 Consol Min & Smelt Ltd
""loo
2,300
2,700
""200
~4~, 100
800
1,100
10,800
K
K
)
25,600 Comstock Tun 8c Drainage ..1
59,300 Consol Copper Mines
5
25
2,100 Copper Range Co
37,600
83.400
2,400
20,300
25,100
47,800
43,500
20,000
162,500
K
Sale
X
%
Mexicans
Sale
50c
Eagle Plcher Lead Co..
20
Evans Wallower Lead....
Falcon Lead Mines
•
X Oct.
7
11
Xe Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
13
3
Oct.
%
1
Xe Oct.
X Oct.
5
7
3
K
4X
X
X
X
Xe
Xe Sale
X
Xe
X
l4.
3
X
X
X
Hecla Mining Co
10
Xe Oct.
8
Xe Oct.
X Oct.
29
Xe Oct.
25c
3X
4%
3%
Hollinger Consol G M
Hud Bay Min 8c Smelt
*
4
4X
3%
3
4X
2X
3X
4X
Sale
3
Oct.
22
4X Oct.
2X Oct.
8
26
3X Oct.
4X Oct.
3X Oct.
Xe Oct.
22
XeOct.
"3",200
28,860 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
....1
4,300 Mining Corp of Can..
*
26 X Oct.
IX Oct.
29
900
10.776 Mohawk Mining............25
12X Oct.
22
900 Kirkland Lake G M Ltd
1,700
100
1,900
40,900
4,200
20,600
8,300
700
15.100
1,500
300
"l'.OOO
16,200
17*. 500
300
3,100
500
4,000
10,800
2,000
2,100
48,800
169,700
2,700
30,900
321,400
7,300
297,300
48,500
17,300
135,900
19,800
New Jersey Zinc
....25
26 X
22
Sale
32
New Mont Mining Coro
10
10
Sale
N Y 8c Hond Rosarlo M
10
13 X
18 X
10
Nipiasinfi Mines..
U
5
Ohio Copper Co......
Pacific Tin special stock
...1
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
1
a
..*
Premier Gold Mining
.1
Roan Antelope C Mines Ltd
St Anthony Gold Mining..
192,800
1
1
X
13
IX
Sale
6X
32
Sale
13
X Sale
9X
X
X
3X
6X
3X
7X
~~7X
2X
"2X
13
IX
Xe
24
Utah Apex Mining Co
50c
Oct.
19
19
Oct.
1
Oct.
13
Oct.
10
Oct.
8
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
18
7
22
26
3
19
3
Oct.
22
Oct.
15
3
X Oct.
28
10
2X Oct.
3
IX
26
IX Oct.
26
X Oct.
24
IX Oct.
Xe Oct.
3
1
20
Sale
X Oct.
1
Oct.
28
3
4X Oct,
10
Oct.
5
Xe Oct.
4
7
13
he Jan.
25
*ie Jan.
7
19
3X
X
X
Xe
X
21X
X
9X
14X
4X
10
X
*ie
IX
2X
X
3X
July
June
May
June
June
May
June
Apr.
June
Apr.
May
Oct.
July
Jan.
Feb.
May
May
May
_
16
29
10
16
2
19
2
14
27
19
5
4
25
12
13
31
*ie Jan.
2
X June 11
IX Oct. 26
Apr.
8
Xe June 23
*ie Mar. 28
Xe Jan. 15
2X May 31
X Oct. 17
IX Apr.
8
*ie Mar.
1
2
X Sale
3X
4X
"4
Sale
...5
IX Sale
"X ""I"
3X
2X
3X
X
X
Walker Mining..
.1
Wenden Copper Mining....1
27.200 Wrlght-Hargreaves Ltd
*
13.100 Yukon Gold Co............5
10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Xe Oct.
IX Oct.
IX Oct.
Sale
3
Tonopah Mining
United Verde Extension.
10
11X Oct. 10
27X
IX
12X
32X
3X Sale
X Sale
6X
6X
1-16 Sale
Sale
Oct.
30
10
%
X
4X
3X
X
6X
9
8
2X Sale
IX
Hughes
1
34 X
Sale
3X
5
100 Silver King Coalition.......5
6,800 So Amer Gold 8c Plat
5
101,900 Standard Silver Lead
1
3,600 Sylvanlte Gold Mines Ltd—1
Teck
13 X
Sale
X Apr.
2
1
Shattuck Denn Mining.
New capital stock..
300
235,900
1,800
56,100
6,305
6,800
8
10
4
25
June 29
...1
Goldfield Consol Mines...
"2",300
13,200
Xe Oct.
Xe Oct.
6
800 Iron Cap Copper
7,100 Kerr Lake Mines Ltd
900
X May 26
X Aug.
1
X June 10
29
May 19
IX Apr. 12
X Jan.
5
*ie Apr. 28
65
50
..25
Mining
19
»ie Feb.
Gresson Consol G M 8c M_.
Cusl
Oct.
Xe Oct.
X Oct.
X
X
Xe Sale
1
IX
3X
X
"2X "3"
Sale
X
IX
.8
Sale
>16
2X
X
2X
Sale
2X
Sale
2X
X
2X
X
X
Xe
2%
X
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
X Oct.
3X
X
3X
X
X
X
2X
X
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct..
Oct.
Oct.
Oct..
52 X
.
*ie Apr.
*ie Jan.
6
IX Apr. 15
*ie May
Aug. 25
X Jan.
2
X Jan. 19
IX Aug. 29
89
Sept. 6
1
3% Aug. 30
X July 20
X Aug. 11
5X Feb.
6
% Jan.
Xe Oct.
5X Jan.
X Sept.
3
25
11
14
J an.
25
j 5
Sept.
X Feb.
Xe Sept.
Xe Mar.
27X Oct.
IX Aug.
18X Feb.
35X Sept.
28 X Sept.
14X Mar.
IX Sept.
X Sept.
5
7
5
6
7
18
12
17
9
6
21
8
7
28
8
Oct.
4X
%
8X
Xe
Oct. 10
Sept. 2
Aug. 30
Jan. 23
Sept. 1
IX Oct. 26
2
Apr.
8
1
IX Oct.
X Jan. 26
X July 21
9
4X Mar.
9
X Jan.
3
8
4X Jan.
IX Sept. 9
3
X Feb.
4
X Feb.
I
2X Sept. 12
X Mar. 8
BONDS
10.000 Abbott's Dairies 4s
42,000
155,000
34,000
51.000
89,000
44,000
5,000
160,000
29,000
1942
42,000 Advance Bag & Paper 6s A '52
2,155,000 Alabama Power 4H*.
1967
1st 8c ref 5s.
319,000
...1956
491,000
682,000
429,000
5s..
76 X
Sale
Sale
16,000 Alabama Water Serv 5s A. 1957
2,743,000 Aluminum Co s f deb 5s.. 1952
194N
814,000 Aluminum Ltd 5s
62.000 Amer Aggregates 6s A...1943
955 ,000 Amer Commons Pow 6s. 194®
96 X
105.000
l,70i;,000
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s... 1957
6,526,,000
Amer Gas & Elec deb 5s
.
11
1,598,,000
5s
Oct.
22
4
5
13
4
95X Oct.
20
88 X Oct.
Oct.
90
Oct.
28
94
Oct. 'I81
64
Oct.
.
27
5
94X Apr.
8
50X Oct. 10
70
May 26
11
69
Oct.
4
Sale
94X Oct.
20
81
69
Oct.
20
98 X Oct.
72 X Oct.
1
Sale
5
45
40
27
Oct.
17
40
Oct.
17
2X Oct.
17
4
Oct.
1
2
Oct.
6
3
Oct.
13
Sale
8
Oct.
3
9
Oct.
14
58
Sale
58
Oct.
1
65
Oct.
24
36
86 X
Sale
Sale
28
Oct.
21
Sale
36X Oct.
86X Oct.
1
1
Sale
82X Oct.
31X Oct.
13
40
24
40
Oct.
1
Sale
29 X
84
July
74
84
75-
71
Sale
June 27
78
95
8X
19.V>
.1953
91
Oct.
83 X Oct.
95
Oct.
Sale
Sale
.2028
833 ,000 Amer Gas & Power 6s
10
29
a72X Sale
98
Sale
402 ,000
Deb 5X«
1953
240 ,000 Am Community Pow 5X> 1953
407,,000 Amer & Continental 5s..1943
338.000
Oct.
84 X Oct
97
.......1951
1,000
74,000
173,000
Sale
91X Sale
1946
1st & ief 5s
39,000
7,000
29,000
24,000
82 X
Sale
196>-
..
1st 5s
76
50X Oct.
82
53
1
June 28
June 29
July 11
May
6
July
6
Apr. 20
96 X Apr.
52 X Oct.
4
84X Jan.
96X Jan.
15
6
91
Jan.
22
12
22
23
9
28
40
Jan.
11
Jan.
41
Jan.
27
70
18
July
5
35
Sale
33 X
Sale
28 X
Sale
26
Oct.
27
34X Oct.
5
11X July
76X
Sale
69 X
Sale
62 X
Sale
61X Oct.
14
69X Oct.
1
38
95
Oct.
10
96
Oct.
7
79
50
58
Oct.
27
9
99X Jan.
95X Mar.
75
Aug.
99X Aug.
76
Sept.
IX May 16
X Apr. 23
2X May 19
62 X May 26
13 X July 25
4
8
8
Jan.
2
19
Jan.
25
Sept.
46
Aug.
88X Mar.
47
Aug.
37X Jan.
8
23
29
23
22
American Power 8c Light
412.000
44,000
150.000
186,000
16.000
7,000
81,000
6s without warrants..2016
7,821,,000
639,,000 Amer Radiator deb 4 Hs..1947
Amer Rolling Mills.
Deb s f 5s
2,745,,000
May 28
July
5
82X Jan. 14
96
Sept. 30
,_.
..1948
1,655,,000
434% notes
476,,000 Amer Seating 6s.
53,,000 Amer Solv 8c Chem 6s
15,,000
634* without warrants.
17, 000 Amer Thread 5 Ms.
2,355, ,000 Appalachian El Pr 5s
1933
68 X
Sale
1936
1936
Oct.
25
68X Oct.
32X Oct.
11
11
4
5
30
70X Oct.
3
46
Oct.
14
17
May
4
Apr. 30
July
5
47
15
Jan.
22 X July
95X Oct.
94X Oct.
15
1
15X Apr. 19
Sept. 9
72 X May 28
10
Oct.
24
10
Oct.
24
83X Oct.
36
1936
1938
1956
86
Sale
Salo
90X
Sale
95X Oct.
90X Oct.
5X Sale
5X Sale
6X
6X
Sale
Sale
5X Oct.
5X Oct.
94 X
11
7
94
Appalachian Gas Corp--
125,000
77,000
10,000
38.000
167,000
15,000
Conv deb 6s
1945
1,463,,000
Conv deb 6s series B...1945
1,224,,000
316, 000 Appalachian Power 6s...2024
5s
1941
362, 000
1956
2,324, 000 Arkansas Pr 8c Lt 5s
110, 000 Arnold Print Works 6s
Assoc Dyeing
20, 000
331,000
68 with
&
see
page
56
Sale
80
I02X Sale'
Sale
88
Sale
86 X
Sale
1941
3
4
Oct.
25
102X Oct.
83X Oct.
73
53
18
88X Oct.
3
4
3
Oct.
10
58
Oct.
19
Oct.
21
46X Oct.
3
15 103X Oct.
Printing—
warrants
4,242. 000 Associated Elec 4Hs
For footnotes
8
1938
1953
—
...
1
45%
Sale
41
-Sale
67
Mar.
76
Mar. 10
Feb. 29
14
22X Feb. 19
95X Sept. 12
94X Oct.
1
Juiy 28
X Apr. 28
1C
June
2
90
20 X Mar.
4
17 X June 27
25
2
7
Jan.
2d
13X Jan. 28
Sept. 13
96 X Apr. 30 103X Oct.
4
67 X May 31
91X Sept. 9
39
Aug. 22 65
Sept. 15
54
67
Jan.
19
Aug. 23
PRICES IN
AGGREGATE SALES
Since
In
Jan.
October.
NEW YORK
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
72,000
1,000
1,000,000
14,000
336,000
1,000
1,324,000
2,000
17,00.0
687,000
14,778,
Assoc Gas & Elec
5s registered...
70 000
5*^,8 inv
884, 000
80, 000
series C
000
35,000
817,000
2,000
155,000
Sale
1968
1938
37
Sale
25"" Sale"
35"
Sale
234
1949
Sale
Sale
1949
54»......1977
45
Sale
334
Sale
......1950
39
Sale
26
Sale
Conv deb 5s
10,913, 000
3,904,000
5,850,000
394
254
24M
Sale"
24
Sale
234 Sale
44® C registered
1,686! 000
783,000
546,000
123,000
264 Sale
196K
1938
54» inv certlfs reg
17,441 000
150,000
1,000
14,000
236,000
393,000
21,000
2,000
ctfs.....
Ask.
284 Sale
254 Sale
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
OCTOBER.
Lotoest.
Oct. 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
1948
1948
4>$s
44® registered
5s
000
Ask.
Bid.
B* >NDS—Continued.
719, 000
3, 000
Oct. 1.
1932.
1.
$
S
EXCHANGE
CURB
YOEK
NEW
50
Sale Prices.
11
22 4 Oct.
254 Oct.
214 Oct.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
304 Oct.
254 Oct.
4
94 July
20
20
8
Oct.
11
254 Oct.
94 July
214 Oct.
10
26
Oct.
,14
Oct.
10
19
7
274 Oct.
204 Oct.
7
264 Oct.
20
204
184
a224
274
214
Oct.
7
11
29
30
15
Oct.
8
294 Oct.
11
444 Oct.
38
Oct.
Assoc Simmons Hard 4 ^s 1933
15
Oct.
3
Assoc
84 4 Oct.
29 4 Oct.
19
854 Oct.
24
38
19
Oct.
38
94
Sale
39
Rayon Corp 5s....1950
Assoc
1965
Assoc
1955
Assoc Tel Ctil 5^8... ...1944
2-year 6% secured notes.'33
Atlantic City Gas 5s
.1960
Atlas Plywood SHi-..1943
Telep Go Ltd 5s
Tel & Tel 5 48 A
673
52J
Sale
Sale
354
254
Sale
Sale
304
204
Sale
Sale
Sale
<z39
28
29 a224 Oct.
35
Oct.
25
Oct.
Mar. 11
33
Jan.
51
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
.June
19
27
43
49
2
10
74
July 23
Oct.
4
14
26
254 Oct.
1
12
July
July
Oct.
Oct.
Aug. 23
Sept. 28
Aug. 23
45
15
15
10
15
Aug. 23
Feb.
6
35
94 July
94 July
5
Aug. 23
Mar. 28
45
46
134 July
9
July
124 July
94 June 28
Oct.
Oct.
15
6
464 Sept 26
Mar. 15
37
88
June 25
2
77
6
16
16
Feb. 10
28
94
Oct.
28
384 Oct.
27
5
11
29
48
Oct.
3
25
June
Oct.
28
94
Oct.
Oct.
11
384 Oct.
28
27
94
374 Oct.
29
Aug.
4
Oct.
28
784 Oct.
4
45
July
14
Jan.
72
Feb.
54
Jan.
Baldwin Locomotive Works
26,000
54 % notes
691,000
1,000
252,000
s94
854
Sale
85
Sale
271,000
66,000
7,000
33,000
50,000
1,972,000
1,063,000
5s
5,000
14,000
2,000
48,000
61,000
27,000
7,000
21", 600
34,000
B
June
1
96
Sale
984
984
Sale
Sale
1960
series C
984
97 4
974
Sale
Sale
Sale
98,000 Binghamton L H & P 5s..1946
342,000 Birmingham Elec 44*
1968
286,000 Birmingham Gas 5s
64
1959
Sale
544 Sale
Birmingham Water Works
54% series A
1954
5s series C
21,000
1,000
1,000
ser
Blackstone Valley
5s series A
50,000
226,000
31,000
2,000
429,000
398,000
483,000
19,000
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
744 Oct.
984
974
974
874
96
Oct.
31 101
28
Oct.
28
84
21
31
24
834 Jan.
834 Jan.
75
Apr.
8
90
Oct.
14
28
80
Oct.
6
65
June
5
64
Oct.
1
39
July
904 Oct.
4
904 Oct.
4
84
Aug.
June
80
1957
G & E—
5s series B
1952
1004 Oct.
994 Oct.
1939
103
registered
1951
..1939
Boston Consol Gas 5s
1947
Boston Sc Maine RR 6s
1933
Broad River Power 5s A..1954
1034
Sale
44 4
Sale
Brooklyn Boro Gas 5s A..1967
1,066,000 Brooklyn Union Gas 5s B 1957
1956
140,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 5s
1st & ret 58
....1939
277,000
1054
Sale
1024 Oct.
1024 Oct.
1004 Oct.
42
Oct.
1004 Oct.
3 1004 Oct.
7
994 Oct.
3
7
92
Oct.
14
100
1024 Oct.
14 103
Oct.
1024 Oct.
24
7 103 4 Oct.
7 1004 Oct.
11
47 4 Oct.
29
11 1004 Oct.
11
24
94
4
2
3
Sept. 20
1004 Oct. ,3
100
Sept. 21
July
Apr.
Apr.
14
Oct.
103
June
1024 Oct. 24
4
1034 Oct.
1004 Sept. 3
384 July
924 Apr.
98
July
984 Feb.
1004 Oct. 11
1004 Aug. 10
1044 Aug. 22
80
17
4
904 Oct.
85
June
1044 Oct.
1054 Oct.
1034 Oct.
1044 Oct.
Apr. 19
964 Feb. 29
101
Oct. 18
1004 Oct. 21
1004 Oct. 24
91 lA Sept. 14
814 Mar. 8
754 Jan. 25
Jan.
18
31 1004 Oct.
1004 Oct.
60
404 June
90
July
Oct.
53
5s
5s
Aug. 11
93
1942
1957
1st M 5s
2,000
72
1933
...
Bates Valve Bag 6s
Without stock pur warr.
17,000
129,000 Beacon Oil 6s with warr. 1936
2,275,000 Bell Tel of Canada 5s... .1955
Mar.
101
Mar. 24
68
Oct.
24
754 Oct.
3
1054
Burmeister Sc. Wain Co of
16,000
3,000
25", 000
67,000
"
i",66o
947,000
7,000
11,000
213,000
25,000
20,000
42,000
48,000
22,000
,
1,000
270,000
71,000
100,000
31,000
21,000
59,000
31,000
39,000
238,000
569,000
77,000
284,000
425,000
233",665
36,000
Sale
69
Copenhagen 15-yr 6s..1940
6,000 Calif-Oregon Pow 6s B..1942
16,000 Canada Cement 54«
201,000 Canada Nor Power 5s
73
984
Sale
Sale
70
Oct.
3
90
60
June
103
Oct.
3
June
25
15
54
Oct.
15
94
July
Apr.
984
754
1024
774
954
984
Feb.
754 Oct.
31
102
Oct.
10 103
69
Oct.
28
1004 Oct.
Sale
754 Oct.
Sale
1953
2,393,000 Carolina Pr 8c Lt 5s
1956
1,102,000 Caterpillar Tractor 5a
1935
20,001) Cedar Rap Mfg & Pow 5s_1953
346,000 Cent Arizona L & P 5fi—.1960
105,000 Central German Pow 6s__1934
50,000 Cent Illinois Light 5s.-1943
I,000
5s registered
1943
2,020,000 Cent 111 Pub Serv 44* F.1967
307,000
5s series E
1956
5s Series G
1968
362,000
44* series H
1981
162,000 Cent Maine Pow 44* E..1957
233,000
5s series D
1955
147,000 Cent Ohio Lt & Pr 5s A..1950
558,000 Central Power 5s ser D..1957
85
Sale
Sale
Sale
88
Sale
954 Oct.
944 Oct.
a754 Oct.
75
Oct.
644 Oct.
914 Oct.
954 Oct.
864 Oct.
54
Oct.
1014 Oct.
1014 Oct.
Sale
929,000
Central Pow & Lt 5s
1956
Cent Pub Serv deb 54«_.1949
548 without warranta.1949
Cent States Elec 5s.._.__1948
5 4s with warrants...1954
54s without warrants. 1954
Cent States Pr 8c Lt 5 48.1953
654
914
554 Sale
70
92
Oct.
22
17
28
954 Oct]
984 Oct.
14
76
Oct.
19
944 Oct.
614 July
10
75
Oct.
10
64
28
764 Oct.
914 Oct.
4
56
6 102
Oct.
17
5
954 Oct.
724 June
11
30^
June
98
June
Sale
654
774
Sale
76
724 Oct.
15
75
Sale
Oct.
8
894
Sale'
"954 Sale
Oct.
5
Oct.
28
Oct.
1
Oct.
28
Oct.
3
Oct.
28
une
Oct.
10
11
Oct.
1
55
74
June
Oct.
May
894
Oct.
94
Oct.
10
96
Oct.
27
83
June
96
Oct.
61
Oct.
14
67
Oct.
18
54
July
78
Sept.
Oct.
514 May
78
Aug. 26
June
76
Sale
70
Oct.
20
74
694
104
Sale
Sale
62
Oct.
10
"74 Sale
27
4
9
Oct.
33
Sale
Sale
48
Sale
39
Sale
Sale
64 Oct.
64 Oct.
694 Oct.
104 Oct.
a37
Oct.
24
48
Oct.
494
Sale
414 Sale
fl38
Oct.
26
494 Oct.
624 July
57
July
42
June
18
49
Oct.
49
Sale
40 4
Sale
37
Oct.
13
20
May
Aug.
July
90
Oct.
24
904 Oct.
804
Sale
76
Sale
74
Oct.
27
804 Oct.
80
42
Sale
1
26
2
Aug. 20
274 Jan. 14
20
Aug. 25
564 Aug. 22
Aug. 23
57
4 June
14 July
17
37
Sale
J
88
65
74
464
Apr. 22
864 Aug. 23
92
Sept. 13
Oct. 27
98
94
Aug. 25
65
Aug. 30
1024 Oct. 11
1014 Oct. 28
Aug. 23
79
824 Sept. 9
Jan.
7
85
Aug. 25
79
1014 Oct.
53
Oct.
794
764
694
894
70
Sale
Sale
7
21
Sept. .8
28
17
Sept. 22
Oct. 19
Jan.
80
July
794 May
27
6
Oct.
76
June
Oct.
70
Sale
4
Jan.
Oct.
98
92
65
Sale
Sale
704 Sale
664 Sale
79
65
7
11 1024
28 1014
70
6
21
27
624
204
364
26
734 Jan.
98
1,507,000 Canadian Pacific Ry 68-1942
2,761,000
9,794,000
465,000
4,060,000
6,454,000
7,000
2,258,000
594 July
Oct.
1947
1953
940,000 Canadian Nat Rys 7s
1935
315,000
20-year guar 44*
1951
24,000 Can Nat Steamships 5s..1955
140,000 Capital Admin 5a A
258,000
Without warrant
3
69
50
Sept.
59
Feb.
7
17
Cent Vermont Pub Serv—
7,000
27,000
110,000
1,267,000
53,000
35,000
37.000
458,006
5s series A
1959
Chicago Dist El Generating
44s series A
1970
Deb 54s...
1935
81
Sale
36
Oct.
21
43 4
Sale
434 Oct.
22
454 Oct.
484 Oct.
194 Oct.
26
3
784 Oct.
Cigar Stores Realty—
161,000
40.0001
19,000'
235,000
4,861",656
165,000
128,000
704,000
231,000
39,000
12,000
144,000
1
8,000
2,000
7,000
6s series B
1,737,000 Cities Service 58
2,000
5s registered
58,241,000
Conv deb 5s
10,000
365",666
214
l,51i,000
54s series A_.
...1949
216,000 Cincinnati Street Ry 54sl952
5s registered
1966
5s
13,000 Cleveland Railway 5s
37,000
17,000
2,000
6,000
36,000
II,000
Cleve Term Bldg 6s
Colorado Power 5s
Sale
404
Sale
414 Sale
404
Sale
414 Sale
1950
1950
454
554
544
Sale
564
Sale
52
Sale
Sale
Sale
444
454
Sale'
614
434
434
Sale
Sale
Sale
1949
Sale
Oct.
28
Sale
104 June 23
3
394 June
3
404 June
40
Mar.
62
Mar.
67
Mar.
2
3
3
May 28
49
6
13
43
Oct.
17
May 28
46
Aug. 25
514 Oct.
604 Oct.
26
57
Oct.
33
13
4
29
16
394 Aug. 10
Sale
105
1933
1941
1953
May 31
49 4 May 31
19
634 Oct.
Oct.
18
46
Oct.
264 July
I
424 Oct.
22
464 Oct.
424 Oct..
22
41
Oct.
1054 Oct.
104 4
10
23
29
24
13
1961
Sale
14
Sept.
Aug.
Jan.
Aug.
13
a37
105
1004
184 July
Apr.
844
854
504
534
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1954
1939
904 Oct.
14
384 Oct.
59
424
22
28
584 Oct.
614 Oct.
444 Oct.
55
4 106
Oct.
11 107
Oct.
20
1054 Oct.
22
99
104
Oct.
26
84
15
Oct.
20
87
Oct.
13
Oct.
18
15
Oct.
18
904 Oct.
20
91
Oct.
25
Col Riv Longv Bridge 64s '53
6 4s stamped
1953
7
July
54 4 A pi.
42
July
34
1966
7,123,000 Cities Service P 8c L 54s_1952
1,837,000
194 Sale
1955
3,221,000 Cities Service Gas 54s..1942
1,228,000 Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 68.1943
491,000
54s gold deb
581,000 Cleve Elec Ilium 5s..
344,000
5s series B
Sale
Oct.
10
37
784 Sale
203,000 Chic Pneum Tool 5 48—1942
897,000 Chic Rys 5s ctfs of dep_.1927
7
Feb.
Aug. 25
394 Aug. 10
ft*
1*
17 1064
29 107
984 Feb.
994 Jan. 19 106
87
85
Sept. 21
394
84 July 23
91
5
/
82
Aug.
3
Jan.
5
11
Jan.
16
Aug. 25
Aug. 27
Aug. 10
584 Jan. 14
51
Sept. 9
Sept. 26
Oct. 20
Sept. 27
Oct.
13
Jan.
Oct.
3
Jan.
8
9
25
11
May
10
1941
25
Jan.
22
37
6s certifs of deposlt._..l941
18
June 20
25
Apr. 30
Feb.
5
Aug. 10
6
57
Aug.
Commander Larabee 6s
Commerz und Privat
219,000
59,000
216,000
92,000
184,000
3,054,000
Bank 54s
1,005,000 Commonw Edison 44s
1,176,000
5s series A
1,154,000
5s series B
1,162,000
44s series C
1957
315,000
1,000
448 series C reg.......1956
998,000
44s series E
1960
9,005,000
4s series F
1981
5,862,000
54s series G
1962
3,464,000 Com'w'lth Subsld 548 A. 1948
122,000
2,000
1,000
129,000
188,000
1,938,000 Community Pow & Lt 58.1957
15,000 Conn Lighting & Pow 7s.1951
19,000
54s series B
1954
237,000
44s series C
1956
1,089,000
5s series D
1962
2,162,000
2,162.000 Conn River Power 5s A..1952
15,000 Consol Gas of Bait 5s
1939
101",000
604,000
688,000
8,000
16,000
36,000
44
s
93
Sale
1953
1954
1956
Sale
Sale
514 Sale
94
102
Sale
1014 Sale
1014 Sale
954 Sale
554
1937
924
Sale
804
Sale
524
Sale
93"" Sale
94
Sale
854
Sale
104
774
554
51
Oct.
22
91
Oct.
10
1004 Oct.
100
Sale
Sale
1034 Sale
Sale
Sale
"53"" Sale
Sale
104
Sale
4-1 Sale
95
Sale
824 June
13 1024 Oct.
29
Oct.
11
95
Oct.
25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14
87
Oct.
834
1014
754
524
1024
94
Oct.
1044 Oct.
..1954
June
954 Oct.
1064
984
104
June
86
10
1114
101
78
924 Oct.
92
86
Oct.
294 June
554 Oct.
944 Oct.
11 1024 Oct.
101
Oct.
106
Oct.
104
13 1044 Oct.
10
794 Oct.
56
Oct.
24
6
1114 Oct.
17
18 1064 Oct.
Oct.
10 101
18
11 1054 Oct.
29
1
974 Oct.
Oct.
19 1034 Oct.
11
4 1054
Consol GEL&P Bait—
37,000
12,000
16,000
121,000
89,000
142,000
154,000
369,000
225,000
359,000
54s series E
44a series G
448 series H
.1952
1969
Sale
1970
1,755,000
1st ret s f 4s
1981
175,000 Consol G E L & P 448...1935
4,356,000 Consol Gas of N Y 5%...1957
I Consol Gas Utilities—
1,259,000
64s with warrants....1943
1,443,000.
1st & coll 6s ser \
1943
For 'ootnotesHHf oa^* 56
105
108
1034
954
Sale
Sale
94 4
Sale
Sale
Oct.
15 1084 Oct.
11 1044 Oct.
1004 Oct.
944 Oct.
20 1034 Oct.
96
Oct.
19
Oct.
1034 Oct.
103
274
Sale
184
284
Sale
Sale
84 Sale
214 Sale
84 Oct.
a214 Oct.
28
184 Oct.
29
284 Oct.
19
1
78
June
2
88
Mar.
7
Oct.
88
Mar.
29
7
25
23
29
20
23
17
8 1114 Oct.
1084 Juiy
8
May 26 1064 Oct.
103
Oct.
95
May 27
89
Aug.
694 May 31
3
1044 Sept.
94
Aug.
83
Aug.
40
May 21
69
Aug.
June 29
38
78
1
29
July 26 101
954 July 25 1054
II
974
Oct.
94
1024 Aug. 26 1054
4 1034
964 Aug.
Oct.
16 110
96
30 1044
94
25 104
82
29 96
1014 July 28 103 4
94
July 15 994
Sept. 29
90
102
14
1
95
Aug. 24
3
102 4 Oct.
3
2 102 4 Oct.
1
June
June
Feb.
Jan.
4
May 28
164 May 31
29
40
Oct.
Oct.
3
8
Oct.
4
Oct.
Oct.
14
Sept. 20
Oct.
1
Oct. 19
Aug. 23
Aug. 24
Aug. 24
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
October.
YORK
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
1.
,
1.000
106,000
11,000
Continental Secur 5s
47,000
53~66O
23,000
22,000
92~666
75,000
12,000
17,000
34,000
613,000
"5", 656
80,000
8,000
1,000
16,000
146,660
128,000
7,000
2,000
2,000
1,000
105,000
23,000
10,000
22,00
458,000
Ask.
Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31.
Oct. 1.
1932.
Bid.
(Continued)
95,000 Conaol Publishers 6%a„I936
13,000 Gonsol Textile 8s
1941
1,000 Consol Water (Utlca) 4%s '58
3,566,000 Consumers Power 4%*_.1958
1,355,000
1st & ref 5s
1936
63
8,517,000 Continental G8cEl5s
1958
1,000
5s series Area
1958
1,486,000 Continental Oil 6%s
1937
78%
13,000 Cont'l Rolling & Steel 6s A'40
BONDS
338,000
171,000
465,000
RANQE.m^X2RJAM^l..
Price
Since
Jan.
EXCHANGE
CURB
Ask. Bid.
Ask
41
12
67
Sale
100% Sale
104 X Sale
61% Sale
100% Sale
104% Sale
56% Sale
40% Oct.
11 101
105%
31
62%
24 57%
~
94%
42%
39% Oct.
31
..
Oct.
104
Oct.
56
Oct.
57% Oct.
Sale
94 %
91
Sale
Oct.
1942
42,000
Series A with warrants.
250,000
58 series A without warr
3,000 Cosgrove Meehan 6%s
1945
828,000 Crane Co 5s
1940
438,000 Crucible Steel 5s
1940
178,000 Cuban Telephone 7%a__f941
2,000 Cuban Tobacco 58
1944
7,000 Cudahy Pack deb 5Ha—1937
620,000
5s
1946
197,000 Cumberland Co P Ac L 4%a '56
27
Oct.
20
87
100
35
Sale
46
82
Sale
86
70
Oct.
11
56
Oct
28
78
Oct.
84
Sale
99
Sale
98
84
62,000 Dallas P & L 5s series C..1952
471,000
6s series A..
1949
1,463,000 Dayton P & L 1st & ref 5s *41
1,308,000
5s new
1941
251,000 Delaware Elec Pow 5%a...I959
243,000 Denver Gas & Elec 5s
1949
89,000 Denv 8c Salt Lake Ry 6s..1960
103
Sale
100% Sale
105% Sale
103% Sale
98% Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
100% Oct.
104
80
Feb.
13
Oct.
11
40
Sept. 21
42%
39
32
Apr. 27
July 26
50
*
May 31
"-'.Aj,
4
Sale
12
Jan.
Oct.
6
39
June 27
89
77
Mar.
9
Oct.
3
55
June
Jan.
4
30
Mar. 14
83
33
90
Mar.
8
2
87% Oct.
29
59
June
2
20
95
June
16
18
71
June 23
3 101% Oct.
6
3
29
95
July 25 101%
June
3 106%
28 103%
98% Aug. 26 101%
Jan.
Oct.
13
74
55
June
10
6
99
Oct.
7
92
Oct,
37
Oct.
26
25
17
86% Oct.
17
80
Apr. 25
8
Apr.
May 27
53
June 23
4
1
14
75
Oct.
4
8
82
Oct.
4
July 25
3
64% June
Oct.
18
90
Oct.
1
70
Oct.
25
6
Oct.
26
5
10
5
Oct.
27
11
1% Oct.
1% Oct.
11
1
2% Sept. 21
% Feb. 19
85% Oct.
98% Oct.
5
31
82
5
2% Oct.
1% Oct.
1% Oct,
IX Sale
81X Sale
98%
Sale
1
79
Oct.
95
Oct.
10
3% Oct.
11
28
5
Oct.
6
3
June
Mar. 29
1
Feb.
2
46
June
1
85
June
2
3% May
4% Jan.
9
4
~
24%
Sale
99
Sale
22
Sale"
98%
21%
Sale
Sale
100%
Sale
98% Oct.
14% Oct.
25 100
7
Oct.
20
23% Oct.
13
86
97
Oct.
Oct.
100%
90
94
Sale
Aug. 24
Feb. 13
51% July
71
86
Mar. 30
3
Oct.
96
90
52
8
35
Oct.
24
Oct.11
16
19 105% Oct.
77
Oct.
Feb.
13 103% Oct.
Sale
Aug. 18
24
78
Oct.
80%
Aug. 23
57
95
57% Oct.
1
Oct.
Aug. 15
68"9
4
24
29 100% Oct.
24
85% Oct.
14
67
15 101% Sept. 24
Mar. 26 105% Oct. 20
Oct.
101% Oct.
86% Oct,
73% Oct.
14,000
6s series A
1950
269,000 Derby Gas & Elec 5s
1946
11,000 Des Moines Elec 5s...—1938
566,000 Detroit City Gas 5s B...1950
1,003,000
6s series A
1947
<93,000 Detroit Int Bdge 6Hs.._1952
8,000
6^1 certifs of deposit.. 1952
41,000
25-yr • f deb 7s
1952
8,000
7s certifs of deposit
1952
Dixie Gulf Gas 4%a„
1937
625,000
with warrants
195,000 Duke Power Co 4%a
1967
119,000 Duque8ne Gas 6s
1945
2,000
6%% notes
Mar 15 1935
1,938,000 Duquesne Ltg 1st M 4%a.l957
8
77
23
19
15
Oct.
8
70% Sale
July
Sept.
Aug.
Feb.
Oct.
'v
39%
.
22,000 East Utll Associates 5s_._1935
4,026,000 Eastern Utll Invest 5s A 1954
Oct.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
81
Feb.
3
20
Jan. 16
99
Sept.
Oct.
15
1
20
May 12
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
Oct.
6
10
28
17
23
7
43% Mar. 23
SfA
Oct.
17
Aug. 17
98* Aug. 6
Sept. 12
3
97% Feb.
V'
Mar. 16
Feb.
2
Aug. 22
IX
Oct.
1
85% Oct.
5
98% Sept .28
13% Sept. 8
4% Jan.
4
99% July 12
& Mar.
12
98K Oct.
8
July
25 100
14 35
78
Oct.
14
m
100^
May
Oct. 2C
Aug. 2-
East St Louis & Interurban
1,000
70,000
20,000
1,000
213,000
2,664,000
155,000
468,000
1,023,000
2,719.000
13,127,000
10,000
12,000
90,000
99.000
106,000
880,000
2,709,000
43,000
13,000
457,000
105,660
230,000
673,000
"2"6oo
10,000
1,000
112". 000
122,000
141",606
32,000
9,000
1,000
225,000
300,000
1,955,000
11,000
2,663,000
Water 5s, series A
1942
Edison Elec 111 (Boston 5s '33
4%% notes
1933
4% notes
1932
5s
193'
5% notes
...1935
Elec Pow 8c Lt 5s
2030
Elec Pub Serv 5%s C
..1942
Elmlra Wat Lt & RR 5s.. 1956
EI Paso Elec 5s A-.—...1950
El Paso Nat Gas 6%a A..1943
4%a
1938
Empire Dist Elec 5s
1952
Empire OH & Refining 5 Ha '42
Ercole Marel Elec Mfg
6%a with warrants
1953
Erie Lighting 5s
1967
European Elec 6%a
4965
Without warr
European Mtge 8c Inv 7*28 _'50
7s Series C
1967
78
Oct.
14
8
25 101% Oct.
14
1 102% Oct.
22
".02% Oct.
54% Oct.
100% Oct.
56 A
Sale
102 X Sale
102% Sale
54% Sale
52
45 %
Sale
Sale
48% Sale
60
102%
Sale
102 %
Sale
Sale
46%
56%
Sale
49%
Sale
44
Sale
Sale
78
100% Oct. 27 101% Oct.
102% Oct.
102% Oct.
42
Oct.
14
11
11
Oct.
1
29
June
20
May
5
Sept.19
July 11
Aug. 23
Apr.
1
June 27
60
July 14
May 28
4
65% Jan.
59% Aug. 27
42% June 20
71% Oct.
8
Aug. 16
10
76
Oct.
7
31
61
56% Oct.
49% Oct.
19
44
31
52% Oct.
49% Oct.
71% Oct.
58% Oct.
17
95
Oct.
61
Oct.
56% Oct.
26
24
90
June 24 100
333,000 Fairbanks Morse 8c Co 5s.l942
220,000 Farmers Nat Mtg Inst 7s .1963
25
Oct"
Oct.
59
Sale
56
Oct.
Oct.
11
6
40
Sale
37
Oct.
11
45%
Sale
45% Oct.
31
54
77
Sale
77
Oct.
10
21
Sale
76% Oct.
83% Oct.
30
70,000 Federal Sugar Ref 6s....1933
2,391,000 Federal Water Service 5s_1954
45%
Sale
80%
Sale
28%4>ct
38
Apr.
Apr.
18
11
59
Oct.
31
30% Oct.
5
8
61
Oct.
24
80
Jan.
20
35
Jan.
8
July 19
May
2
68
40
Aug. 29
Aug. 30
17
6
56
Aug. 25
34
14
Oct.
11
2
Jan.
4
45% Oct.
1
21
July
5
Oct.
4
26
Jan.
80% Oct.
76% Oct.
86% Oct.
1
62
Jan.
11
21
76%'Oct.
68
July
21
14
6
10
Sept. 17
Apr. 18
Mar. 12
%9% Apr. .30
25
26?4 Sale
Oct.
22
43
Oct.
86
31
4
Oct.
36
81
20
14
27
81
87
70
10
Oct.
Oct.
2
31
Oct.
Oct.
14
3
56% Oct.
93
Oct.
Sept. 13
May 17
May 27
84
63
78
4 102% May 14
5 101%
Jan.
4 101%
98
99% July 18 101
98
May 31 102%
81
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
11
Finland Residential Mtge
72,000
94,000
933,000
Bank 6s
..-..1961
1,454.000 Firestone Cotton Mills 5s.l948
3,000
98,000
3,000
5s registered
26
Sale
1948
85"~ Sale'
576,000 Firestone T 8c R Cat 5s..l942
83%
31
5
2
54% Sept.
81
Aug.
76% Oct.
86% Sept.
28
29
21
23
First Bohemian Glass Wks
310,000
254,000
221,000
103,000
400,000
8,000
9,000
142,000
497,000
211,000
106,000
39,000
15,000
9,000
25,000
26,000
43,000
4,000
56,000
116,000
46,000
24,000
124,000
1,873,000
1,578,000
221,000
1,141,000
5,332,000
11,000
30,000
1,220,000
4,554,000
1,481,000
1,059,000
333,000
43,000
27,000
26,000
24,000
485,000
606,000
488,000
516,000
208,000
320,000
1,104,000
204,000
331J000
32
1st 7s without warr...1957
Flsk Rubber 5%a—.1931
Certificates of deposit...
8% ctfs of dep.
1941
Florida Pow Corp 5%s A 1979
Florida Power 8c Lt 5v...l«>54
45
51
Sale
73
Sale
Gatlneau Power 5s
6s...
1934
1956
74
66
Sale
Sale
42% Oct.
42% Oct.
Oct
521
11
18
Oct.
31
Sale
49% Oct.
28
21
58
Oct
28
61
Sale
58
Oct.
10
65
Oct.
1
66%
Sale
66
Oct.
13
3
12
Oct.
1
73% Oct.
14% Oct.
63% Oct.
15
64
15
Oct.
11
70% Oct.
4
29
75
Oct.
18
Sale
48
Oct.
31
69% Oct.
1
48
Sale
48
Oct.
31
69
Oct.
4
47
Sale
44% Oct.
10
48% Oct.
25
64%
Sale
49
47"" Sale'
Oct.
7
63% Oct.
Sale
1941
54
Sale
65
73
69%
Gen Bronze conv deb 6s. 1940
General Cigar serial 6s.. 1932
Serial 6s...
Serial 6s
Serial 6s
Sale
1939
...1941
6s series B
Sale
54
46%
12"" Sale"
Foltis-Flsher Inc 6%s.~1939
Garlock Packing 6s
Gary Elec 8c Gas 5s A
65
Sale
1934
serial
notes
serial
notes
1934
serial notes
.1935
serial notes
Gen Pub Serv Co 5s
1933
102% Oct.
10% Apr.
8
Apr.
52% Oct
45
July
50
May
6% Sept.
11
18
21
18
31
6
19 102% Oct.
11
98 %
Sale
1936
1953
a69% Oct.
30% Sale
26%
Sale
26
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
60
Jan.
12
54
Oct.
31
49% Oct.
28
58
Oct
28
68
Aug. 25
78
Feb.
14% Oct.
55% July
64
Oct.
49
85
Feb.
July
54% June
37% June
37
June
20
June
100
Feb.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
101% Aug.
102% Sept.
102% Oct.
102% Aug.
io9K
Apr.
98% Jan.
98
100%
101%
101%
100%
Gen Pub Utilities 6%s—1933
6%a series A
1956
Gen Rayon Ltd 6s A
1948
Gen Refractor 5s
1933
1
100
1933
..1935
Gen Motors Accept Corp—
5%
5%
5%
5%
June
Jan.
Oct.
14
Jan.
7 101%
96% Jan.
8 102
94
May 31 102%
93% Jan. 18 102
28
71% Oct.
29
62
39
29
14
27
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
54
Oct.
3
6
Oct.
18
25 101
5
Oct.
Oct.
15
3 102% Oct.
14
18 102
6 102
30
Oct.
22
24
Oct.
5
24
Oct.
39
Oct.
,7
8
25
5
Oct.
14
39% Oct.
29
46% Oct.
7
Oct.
21
6
84% Oct.
80% Oct.
5
25
12% Oct.
84% Oct.
88
Oct.
1
Oct.
25
68% Oct.
1
4
10
98
Apr.
24% May
19
May
17
Aug.
29
July
11
23
28
29
25
16
7
15
20
23
23
28
22
24
20
11
26
Aug. 13
Sept. 24
Oct. 14
Oct.
14
30
Apr.
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
15
24
23
22
70
Jan.
18
75
52
44
Gen
18,000
177,000
Vending Corp—
172,000
6s with warr Aug 15
1937
1,424,000 Gen Water Works 5s A..1943
210,000
1,000
130,000
28,000
1,525,000
6s series B
1944
44,000 Georgia Carolina Pow 5s. 1952
3,903,000 Georgia Power ref 5s_._.1967
436,000 Georgia Pow 8c Lt 5s
1978
163,000
163,000
319,000
93,000
1,390,000
68 without warrants... 1953
4,641,000 Gillette Safety Razor 5s.1940
2,068.000 Glen Alden Coal 4s
1965
596,000 Glldden (The) 5%s
1935
Gobel (Adolf) 6%s ser A. 1935
497,000
With warrants
33,000 Godchaux Sugars 7%a...1941
Grand (F 8c W) Properties—
136,000
Conv deb 6s
...1948
686,000 Grand Trunk Ry 6%a
1936
328,000 Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
186,000 Great Northern Pow 5s._1935
671,000 Gt West Power Calif 5s_.1946
67,000 Green Mountain Pow 5s. 1948
27,000 Greenwich Wat 8c Gas 5s A '52
8,000 Ground Gripper Shoe 6b. 1944
348,000 Guantanamo 8c W Ry 6s.l958
35
Sale
40
Sale
9
Sale
Apr.
9
22% May 28
8% Sept. 6
48% Aug. 25
6 % June
3
July
1
63% May 31
45% June
2
24
Aug. 22
86
Mar. 12
Jan.
9
31
23
29
58
98
1
Gen Water Wks Gas 8c Elec—
9%
88
67
Sale
Sale
81%
Sale
Sale
9
59
5
71
90
68% Oct,
1
Gesfuerel—
43,000
4,000
20,000
31,000
46,000
4,000
89,000
9,000
4,000
1,000
85,000
77% Sale
56% Sale
53
Sale
50% Oct.
97
Sale
96
Oct.
3
56% Sale
50
Oct.
11
86
Oct.
3
69%
90
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
99%
Sale
65
Sale
94
Sale
100
Sale
92% Sale
I 98
Sale
20
77
May 19
42% July 12
62
May
9
1
67
Oct.
8
72
58
May 26
76% Sept.
21
90
Oct.
Oct.
27
Oct.
1
58
June 20
90
Oct.
1
8
Oct.
10
10
Oct.
19
2
June 16
29
Jan.
16
26 100% Oct.
10
66% Oct.
13
21
87
45
Jan.
4
June 15
99% Oct.
63
Oct.
90% July 13
91% Feb. 13
6 101% Oct.
Oct.
al01% Oct, 27 103
Oct.
79% Oct. 28 85
19
5
75
73% Oct.
2% Oct.
29% Oct.
4
53
7
7
13
Apr.
Oct.
31
41100% Oct.
131 98% Oct.
13
24
90
83
June
Oct.
Oct.
22
2% Oct.
27% Oct.
7
13
70
Sale
1
56% Oct.
88
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
89
101
19
June
Sept. 12
Sept. 6
60% Aug.
8
88% Sept. 6
54
98
6
June 22
July 11
2% Sept. 1
4
%
103H
9
Aug. 24
Mar.
9
Oct. 19
Oct.
6
85
Apr. 22
4
73% Oct.
5
34
Jan.
5
Aug. 31
Guardian Investors Corp—
24,000
129,000
139,000
196,000
5s ser A with warr—...1948
1,901,000 Gulf OH of Pa deb 5s ...1937
1,620,000
Sinking fund deb Ks
1947
Fej footnote*
see
ohsre
56
45
Sale
43
Oct.
99% Oct.
97% Oct.
8
45
6
June 23
45
Oct. 31
2 100% Aug. 20
June
2
98% Aug. 22
NEW
Since
In
$
66,000
26,000
2,000
62,000
51,000
100,000
3,000
Jan.
NEW YORK
Price
CURT! EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
Oct. 1.
1932.
1.
BONDS
$
Bid.
(Continued)
Ask.
3,000 Hackensack Water 5s A..1977
73,000 Hall Printing 5%s A
1947
250,600
1935
Hamburg Elec Co 7».
1,398,000 Hamburg El & Und Ry 5 % s'38
46,000 Hanna (The M A) Co 6s_. 1934
Ask.
30
67
Sale
65
Sale
Sale
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale
61
Sale
Sale
4
Oct.
Oct.
95
Oct.
25
95
59% Oct.
13
67% Oct.
1
72
Oct.
5
Oct.
Highest.
56
71
75% Oct.
5
Oct.
25
July
55% July
Prices
Sept. 27
Sept. 28
85
12
13
76
95
June
8
67% Oct.
1
80% Aug.
3
65
Sept. 16
92
Feb. 18
June
8
24
27
19
95% Oct.
19
94
Oct.
95% Oct.
97
June
99
Mar. 22
Oct.
5
43% Oct'.
3
71
60
Aug. 24
Aug. 22
50
Jan.
1
50% Oct.
84% Oct.
27
19
59% Oct.
84% Oct.
94
Oct.
10
49% Oct.
8
53
95
Sale
59% Oct.
May
23% May
70% July
Oct.
65
53%
84%
82
27
28
75
75% Sale
1QM
.1961
749,000 Gulf States 17*11 5s
308,000
4Hi aeries B
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31.
Ask. Bid
Bid.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN OCTOBER.
PRICES
AGGREGATE SALES
October.
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
13
34
4
29
Harbour Commissioners
2,000
66.655
170,000
22,000
102,000
73,000
44,000
95,000
22,000
4,000
18,000
16,000
7,000
58,000
14,000
156,000
80,000
36,000
10.000
75,000
144,000
209.000
409,000
35,000
18,000
7,000
64,000
17,000
47,000
41,000
15,000
62,000
88,000
2,000
of Montreal 5s
.1969
4,000 Havana Docks 7s........1937
518,000 Hood Rubber 7s
1936
1,163,000
5H«
Oct 15 1936
Sale
51
-
38
Sale
42% Sale
48
Sale
42
374,600
Houston Gulf Gas fcHa... 1943
876,000
6a
1943
449,000 Houston Lt & Pr 5s A...1953
437,000
4%s series D
1978
1,455,000
4%« series E
1981
428,000 Hud Bay Min & Smelt 6s. 1935
25,000 Hughes Tool Co 5%s
1936
543,660 Hungarian Ital Bank 7H» '63
Hydraulic Power of Niagara
123,000
Falls 1st & ref 5s
1950
.
Sale
89%
90%
Sale
Sale
137,006
540,666
879,000
Oct.
48
Oct.
1
17
Oct.
29
Sale
98% Oct.
Sale
89
Oct.
Sale
88
104
Sale
Sale
99%
Sale
60
Sale
80%
87 %
Sale
Sale
74%
Sale
80
Sale
77
Sale
68% Sale
43%
Sale
94
Sale
54%
Sale
71%
63%
78
57% Sale
76
5
28
88
Oct.
28
32
Oct.
Oct.
29
36% Oct.
4
103
Oct.
3 104% Oct.
3 103% Oct.
19
20
7
8
98%
95%
21%
25%
88% Feb. 15 100
39% Oct. 11 61
72% Apr. 30 94
96
Apr. 27 100%
2
74%
30% June
3
Oct.
25
99
Oct.
13 100
11
47
Oct.
5
94
Oct.
20
Oct.
11
11
11
61% Oct.
74% Oct.
5
Oct.
Sale
71
Oct.
11
80
Sale
63
Oct.
10
68% Oct.
84
Oct.
14
85
74
Oct.
8
81
Oct.
21
69% Oct.
99% Oct.
71
Sale
Oct.
98% Oct.
31% Sale
Sale
Oct.
31% Oct.
31% Oct.
3 100%
84
Oct.
3
17
77
11 100
Oct.
31
Aug. 23
20
Oct.
Oct.
11
Feb.
29
14
8
15
Jan.
June
2
91% Jan.
1
83
Jan.
Jan.
June
4
88
Aug. 22
16
90
Mar.
75.
55
July
14
95
Mar. 21
Jar.
5
91
63
1
5
7
79% Mar.
78% Oct.
4
57
27
91
Oct.
6 100
Jan.
80
Sept. 26
Juno 25
May 31 101% Oct. 27
22
82
June
Oct.
3
97% Sept. 30
lo
6
16% July
5
16
July
7
71
July
31
72
May
8
88% Feb.
92
July 22
10
May 16
26
63
63
Feb.
Mar.
1
86
May
4
96
Jan.
40
Oct.
3
Oct.
10
19
90% Oct.
11
81% Oct.
95% Oct.
98% Oct.
25
Oct.
7
2% Oct.
4
Oct.
19
3% Oct.
17
1
July
6
Jan.
1 %
June
25
Jan.
12
6
1
1% June
1 104% Oct.
11
77
June
104% Sept. 20
36,060 Indianapolis Water 4%i-1940
94
Oct.
3
To", 666
7,000
1st lien & ref 5%s
1953
97,000 Inland P & L 6s ser C---1957
18
Oct.
11
92% Sale
88
4
Oct.
11 101% Oct.
Oct.
97
11
29
41% Oct.
3,000
Sale
5
28
77
95%
28
48% Feb.
June
48% June
64
24
29
Oct.
88
56
Oct.
Oct.
79% Aug. 29
1
50
Oct.
79% Oct.
248,000
20,000
Oct.
39% Oct.
92% Oct.
100% Oct.
95
48
48% Oct.
48% Oct.
Oct.
46
Oct.
l6I"" Sale
20 104% Oct. 19
23 103% Oct. 20
31 49% Jan., 14
8
23 48% Oct.
73% Oct.
54
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
May
June
92
92
15
46
13
58% Aug. 27
100% Oct. 17
4
92% Oct.
11
1963
164,000 Indianapolis Gas 5s A—1952
2,589,000 Ind'pollsP A L 5s ser A. .1957
1st lien & ref 5s
4
19
21
May
85% June
74% June
73
May
55% May
83% Aug.
26
Mar.
Oct.
63
Sale
71
6
69% Oct.
102% Oct.
1950
Indiana Service 5s
43
10
92
33
1957
...1933
Illinois Power 5s A
11
88
474,000 Idaho Power Co 5s
19,47
673,000 Illinois Cent RR 4%s..—1$34
222,000 Illinois Nor Utll 5s
1
Oct.
Oct.
91%
158,000
Ref & improvement 5s. 1951
563,000 Hygrade Food 6s ser A __1941
77,000
6s series B
1949
1,691,000 Illinois Pow & L 5%a-..1957
1,251,000
5 Ha series "B"
1954
3,052,000
6s series A.
1953
3,815,000
5s series C
.1956
381,000 Indep Oil & Gas deb 6s_. I93<>
256,006 Indiana Elec Corp 6s A.. 1947
146,000
6%i series B
.......1953
1,156,000
5s series C
1951
23,000 Indiana Gen Service 5s_.1948
172,000 Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s A. 1958
226,000 Indiana & Mich El 5s.... 1957
348,000
1st & ref 5s
1955
Oct.
37
3 100% Oct.
10
92% Oct.
100%
78 %
38
39
Sale
40% Sept.
33
Sept.
17% June
20
4
7
25
98% Oct.
98
Mar. 19
36% Jan.
15
38% Jan.
14
Jan.
15
Insult Utll Inv 6s ser B..1940
540,000
29,000
7,903,000
30% Sale
With warrants..
Deb 58 series A
505,006
1%
Sale
2
Sale
1949
1% Oct.
1% Oct.
3
% May
% May 16
27
Intercontlnents Power Co—
10,000
175,000
18,000
755,006
822,006
3,600
2,000
63.000
99,000
88,666
65,000
81,000
40,000
48,000
Deb 6s without warr
1948
68 A without warrants
1948
1955
1936
1936
6%a series C
910,000
175,000
1,083,000
597,000
7s series D
7s series D stamped
7s
series
E
7s series F
274,()60
International Salt 5s
63% Sale
90
Debenture
90
Jan.
Oct.
29
Oct.
5
52
June
Sale
99
Oct.
30 100% Oct.
31
80
Jure
78
Jan.
97
Feb.
June
93
83
Oct.
88
Oct.
28
93
Oct.
8
62
80
Oct.
24
83
3
27
81
Oct.
Oct.
52% Jan.
57% June
36
July
Sale
44
Sale
62%
Sale
19
75
43
Oct.
Oct.
21
51% Oct.
43
Oct.
27
50
Oct.
18
3
100%
Oct.
4
8
3
19
Oct.
81
Oct.
69
Aug. 25
Aug. 23
60
June 27
28
5
31
Oct.
82
Sale
51
6
Sale
1936
Sept. 30
69% Mar. 9
52
Aug. 23
Oct.
10
67
Oct.
3
Oct.
11
48
Oct.
1
May
45% July
19
May
104
62
43
84
June
July
95
Mar. 18
80
Aug. 23
LOO
warrants...
Interstate Power
1,787,000
83
20
80% Sale
90
.1957
1952
1951
InterstateNat Gas 6s
Without
Sale
100%
2,992,000 Internat Securities 5s
1947
116,000 Interstate Iron & St'l 5%s '46
3,776,606
85
Oct.
104% Oct.
104% Sale
Internat Pow Sec 6%i B.1954
75,000
303,000
128,000
3
Deb 6s with warrants.. 1948
5s._.._l957
1952
6s
64 %
Sale
49
Sale
48
Sale
!
Interstate Public Service
7,000
53,000
75,000
3,000
19,000
2,000
78,000
6%s series B
1,083,000
5s series D
1,452,000
4%s series F
3,000
4%s F registered
117,000 Interstate Telep 5s A
155,000 Invest Co of Amer 5s A..
265,000
49",656
43,000
41,000
23,000
3,000
"T666
112,000
21,000
19,000
1958
1958
72% Sale
323,006
82% Sale
Iowa Pub Serv 5s
......1957
9,000
5 Hi
164,000 Iowa Ry & Light 5s
51,000
1st & ref 5s A
1,288,066
tsarco Hydro-El 7s
211,000 (sotta Franchinl 7s..
147,006
Without warrants
Italian Superpower 6s
1959
1932
1945
28,000
10,000
11,000
2,000
128,000
264,000
16,000
.29,000
14,000
Oct.
3
70
13
72
Oct.
3
57
Sale
63
Sale
63
Oct.
31
69
Oct..
1
29
Oct.
21
63
Oct.
21
75
63
Feb.
63
ol % Aprs"
63
Oct.
Oct.
21
62
Oct.
4
65
Oct.
15
Jan.
28
73
Oct.
26
73
Oct.
26
42% June
58% Apr.
57% Apr.
65
76
Oct.
13
80
Oct.
65
June
75
83
Oct.
11
80% Oct.
66
June
79% Sept. 13
79% Sept. 8
82
Aug. 24
5
80% Oct.
Oct.
3
87
Oct.
75
June
87
73
Oct.
15
78% Oct.
61
79
Oct.
4
76
May
Aug.
79
92
Jan.
99% Aug. 12
95
Sale
Kansas City Gas 6s
000
000
76%
Sale
"78" Sale
36% Sale
2022
83% Sale
51
92
Sale
Sale
49
96%
90%
101
Kansas Power 5s A
1947
91%
95
78
June
Oct.
77% Oct.
13
47
July
59
Oct.
65
Oct.
17
27
June
59% Oct.
67
Oct.
20
25
June
Sale
48% Oct.
13
55
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
27
65
Oct.
4
13
97% Oct.
98% Oct.
93% Oct.
13
Sale
Sale
55%
96%
95%
88%
Sale
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
17
10
20% May 20
Oct.
19
82% Jan.
2
May 17
Oct.
1
77% Oct.
Oct.
65
Oct.
67
13
17
20
3
,
5
74
£
96
Oct.
26
96
Oct.
10
80
June 24
.
83
Sale
53% Sale
78
Sale
75% Sale
1961
6%s series D__
1948
5%s series F.........-1955
52% Sale
26
53% Oct.
40
'81% Sale
79% Sale'
86% Sale
94
Sale
deposit—1945
90
85%
71%
Sale
8
78
Oct.
Oct.
11
78
Oct.
58% July
60% July
6
90
Oct.
66%
.Tune
13
62
Jure
68
June
Sale
87
Sale
6
80
Oct.
1
55
Oct.
31
82
Oct.
71
79%. Oct,
86% Oct.
37% June
18
80
June
46
June
52
June
1
1
18
30
27
2
2
Jan.
Jan.
18
96% Jan.
20
Jan*
22
82
84
Sept. 1
Mar. 21
87% Aug. 11
88
Mar.
7
90% Mar. 9
95
Jan. 11
93
Jan.
9
56
Oct.
27
15
Oct.
1
93
Oct.
24
85% Oct.
1
87
Oct.
31
Oct.
26
63% Oct.
6
38
June
2
77
70
32
July
25
84
5
85% July
70% July 23
14
83
80% Oct.
60
119,000 Laclede Gas Light 5 Hi--1935
80% Oct.
Oct.
90
Sale
July
63% July
80
July
84% Oct.
76% Oct.
52% Oct.
81% Oct.
19
82
20
Oct.
79
54% Sale
20
1
1
Oct.
92
Oct.
14
Oct.
Jan.
Sept. 26
85
26
69
Jan.
56
81% Oct. 28
68
90
Aug. 26
June
45
1
Sept.21
95
C4
Oct.
Oct.
16
91
85
10
90
26
Jan.
11
8
May
Oct.
91% Oct.
13
26
5
91% Oct.
75
86
1
18
3
2
15
1
11
Oct.
7
Oct.
Feb.
97% Oct.
May 25 99% Sept.
May 19 93% Oct.
Mar
June 25 101
66
6 101
10
55
July 19
May 26
61
82% Sale
Kelly Springfield Tire 6s_1942
5s certlfs of
Oct.
96
91% Oct.
Sale
1955
000 Kimberly Clark 5s A
1943
000 Koppers Gas A C deb 5s. 1947
Deb 5%s
000
1950
000 Kresge (S S) Co 5s
1945
100
85
Kansas Pow A Lt 5s B.--I957
5s
Oct.
69
.1942
Kansas Gas A Elec 6s
series A..
79
90% Oct.
Sale
63"
000 Keystone Pub Serv 5s
1978
000 Keystone Telep Co 5 Hi-.1955
000
Sale
72% Sale
607, 000 Kentucky Utilities 5s....l969
534, 000
Sale
84
95
Kansas El Pow 6s A.....1937
6s
80
1963
Without warrants
73,000
29,000
216,000
177,000
247,000
138,000
163,000
265,
139,
30,
126,
186,
2,032
2,236,
209,
232,
69
1952
1942
1942
343,000 Jacksonville Gas 5s
46,000 Jamaica Wat Sup 5 Hi A. 1955
608,000 Jersey Cent P & L 5s B...1947
3,395,000
4%s series C
1961
399,000 Jones & Laughlin Steel 5s '39
53,000
80,000
30,000
92
65% Oct.
Without warrants
36,000
6,000
101,000
268,000
17,000
5,000
10,000
10
Sale
62
800,000 towa-Nebraska LAP 5s__ 1957
573,000
5s Series B
1961
345,000 iowa Pow & Lt 4%a A...1958
2,265,000
4i"656
64% Sale
64% Sale
1961
1947
275,000
2,000
3,000
16,000
Oct.
66
1949
1956
Aug. 12
Lake Superior Dist Power
3,000
267,000
16,000
23,000
90,000
17,000
31,000
7,000
11,000
7,000
42,000
30", 600
10,000
160,000
~3~665
9,000
5s series B
1956
137,000 Larutan Gas Corp 6 H*--1935
3,215,000 Lehigh Pow Secur 6s
2026
Leonard Tletz Inc 7H«--1946
Without
warrants......
130,000
261,000 Lexington .Utll 5s
1952
838,000 Libby McNeil! A Llbby 5s 1942
238,000 Lone Star Gas Corp 5s
1942
321,000 Long Island Ltg 6s
1945
Conv deb 5 Hi A
1952
56,000
168,000 Los Angeles Gas A Elec 5s 61
5s-1939
22,000
220,000
15,000
101,000
56,000
1,947.000
7,000
4,000
For foor,notes
awe
71
Sale
82%
60
Sale
Luzerne Co G & E 6s
page
1
62
Oct.
31
71
Oct.
6
61
Oct.
1
42% May
88
Oct.
5
76
28 101
Oct.
2
Oct.
6
20
102% Oct.
101% Oct.
97% Oct.
4 103% Oct.
13 103% Oct.
73% June
68
July
77% June
99% May
40
June
100% Oct.
100% Oct.
95
Oct.
90
Aug.
May
90% Oct.
68
Oct.
26
100
77% Oct.
11
62
Sale
51
Oct.
4
70
Sale
67% Oct.
25
85
Oct.
Oct.
3
14
93
Oct.
80
Oct.
8
97
97
Oct.
1
56
Sale
166% Sale
93
Sale
-.1949
1950
Louisville (Ky) G A E 6s A '37
4% series C
1961
Lukens Steel Co 8s
24
7
Sale
5 H» series 1
Los Angeles Pacific 4s
Louisiana Pow A Lt 5s_..1957
Oct.
82% Oct.
Oct.
79
45
76% Sale
87% Sale
90
Sale
Sale
49
81
98
Oct.
18 100
86
Oct.
11
28
8
:_1940
...101
1954
56.
1
Oct.
14 102
18
Feb.
1
48% June
2
Sept. 21
50
Aug. 13
87% Aug. 23
31
28
June
62
Oct.
54% June
78
81
Mar. 12
28
93
June
;
June
Jan.
93% Mar. 19
101
85
Oct.
2
Mar.
9
100% Sept. 6
103% Oct. 28
8
103% Oct.
65
Aug. 29
5
100% Oct.
Oct.
4
May
May
93
Mar.
8
37
Apr.
2
Aug.
102
Oct.
8
100
NEW
YORfc
CURB
EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES,
In
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
Since
October..
Jan.
NEW YORK
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
1.
1932.
$
.
53
BONDS
,55,000
1,854,000
1,000
124,000
43,000
Bid.
(Continued)
Manitoba Power 5Ho
1951
Mansfield Mln & Sm (Germ)
7s with warrants
60
Ask.
Sale
Oct. 1.
Bid
Auk
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
Bid.
Ask
5934 Sale
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Highest
L<»i est
Sale Prices.
52
Oct. 13
_Sale Prices
33
33
5934 Oct.
1
...1941
7s without warranto
..1941
Oct.
25
7034
8934
83J4
8234
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
63
Oct.
Oct.
Hignest
Sale Prices.
25
Sale
3634 June
15
May
15
June
2
4
10
Market St El Passenger
1,000
02,000
2,000
1,525,000
1,359,000
285,000
99,000
16,000
3,000
Railway 4s—
1955
Mass Gas Co 5 Ha
5s
1946
1955
Mass Util Assoc 5s A
"~9~ 000
20,000
28,000
3,000
45,000
740,000
3,000
2,000
,210,000 Melbourne El Supp 7 348 A '46
373,000 Memphis P & L 5s ser A..1948
10,000
4Hs series C
.1978
626,000 Met Edison 4s series E
1971
1st mtge5s
1,808,000
1962
59,000 Mich Assoc Tel 5s A.....1961
26,000
2,000
2,000 Michigan Nor Power 5s__1941
6,000 Michigan Pub Serv 5s A..1947
162,000 Middle Sts Petrol 634« A. 1945
Michigan Light Co 5s
33,000
114,000
78,000
64,000
55,000
95,000
4,233,000
3,603,000
3,344,000
3,261,000
489,000
790,000
143,000
420.000
15,000
63,000
29,000
43,000
120,000
93,000
3,000
219,000
*32
1933
1934
1935
Conv 5% notes
Conv 5% notes
5% notes
Milwaukee G L 434s
Monongahela West Penn Pub
874,000
Service 534® B
1953
94,000
228,000
96,000
2,233,000
422,000
Sale
Sale
97
Sale
20
90
100
68
30
65
48
48
Sale
Sale
69
Sale
Sale
Sale
98 34
67
Sale
5
65
June
3
64
June
65
June
90
4834 June
3434 May
534 June
63
11
7
25
Oct.
3
Oct.
7534
Sale'
Sale
Oct.
18
10434 Oct.
14
Sale
Sale
7434 Sale
10134 Sale
18
27
9534
9334
Sale
Sale
11
Sale
Oct.
18
50
June
10434 Oct.
14
98
Apr.
14
99
Oct
55
June
24
65
70
834
834
834
834;
9834
8734
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
3
88
June
4 100
20
62
June
3
Oct.
28
100
84
Oct.
10
24
27
1 103
5
1
1
Apr.
134 May
2
May
2
May
2
May
June
14
99
10
72
13 3934
28 8934
28 i69
28 65
31 6234
7,000
83,000
234,000
6s A without warrants 1947
Munson
166,000
171,000
1,000
169,000
26,000
91,000
117,000
1,847,000
126,000
Steamship
>■
238,000
197.000
345,000
397,000
18,000
300,000
53,000
15,000
2,000
6,000
763.000
330,000
13,000
222,000
654,000
5% gold notes
633*666
565,000
4,000
51,000
40.660
9,000
34,000
5,000
58,000
53,000
64,000
57,000
35.000
332,000
16,000
55,000
16*666
34.000
23,000
19,000
3,000
2,000
65,000
28,000
9634
Sale
9934 Sale
9834 Sale
9934 Sale
9934 Sale
36 %
34 J4
Sale
Sale
434 Sale
534 Sale
78
Sale
83 34
Sale
Sale
1981
__
8034
Sale
4 103
Oct.
28
84
Oct.
5
91
6534 Oct.
7234 Oct.
8434 Oct.
26
76
Sept. 29
Oct.
3
18
77
Oct.
4
84
3
86
Oct.
26
5034 July 28
5634 May 31
62
July 13
5
83
Oct.
5
61
84
26 10334 Oct.
28
92
Oct.
5
62
Oct.
13
83
Oct.
101
Oct.
Oct.
1
1
6934 Oct.
9534 Oct.
31
75
Oct.
6
28
94
Oct.
29
9634 Oct.
9534 Oct.
3
46
Oct.
6
50
Oct.
934 Oct.
3
11
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
14
1
19
9934 Oct.
9934 Oct.
9434 Oct.
1
22
25
27
19
1
7
Oct.
4
Oct.
19
28
Oct.
10
7734 Oct.
13
7
8334 Oct.
6934 Oct.
3
Sale
65
Sale
Sale
2034 Oct.
1934 Oct.
79
Sale
Oct.
4
3
28
Oct.
14
1
2634 Oct.
15
92 34
Sale
72H
Sale"
5934
Sale"
"5934 Sale
59
Sale
Sale
"5934 Sale'
60
61H
Sale
75
Sale
6834
June
10
25
3,237,000
5434 May 26
8234 Feb.
2
8134 Feb.
8
41
18*666
37,000
3,000
124,000
89,000
161,000
10,000
16,000
38,000
30,000
195* 066
30,000
35,000
9,000
32,000
5634
Aug. 22
65
Mar. 16
434 June 30
24
Sept.
8134 Oct.
9034 Oct.
27
26
Oct.
1
Oct.
26
97
Oct.
21
99ys Oct.
24
Oct.
20
24
99
10
Oct.
8934 June
9634 Aug.
8934 Aug.
34 June
20
May
5234 June
4034 June
534 June
17
Aug.
n*
300,000
«*•>
fattnctm
tee
90
75
May
May
84 34
Sale
99
6
88
Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
20
15
June
37
Aug. 23
5534 July
90
July
4034 Apr.
(40
Apr.
41
Apr.
2934 July
93
July
77
6934 Oct.
9734 Oct.
31
10
61
Oct.
15
55
Oct.
10
6034 Oct.
13
5634
5834
8934
6134
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
60
13
25
6634 Oct.
Oct.
19
Oct.
24
6934 Oct.
7
30
61
Oct.
28
72
1
323-4 Oct.
75
6234
Sale
6 101
Oct.
3
71
Oct.
28
15
8034 Oct.
3234 Oct.
7
4234 July
3534 July
78
May
75
July
2034 Sept.
29
74
Oct.
6
38
Oct.
Oct.
29
5734 Oct.
80
Oct.
31
81
Oct.
5
2734 Sale
80
26
Oct.
66
Oct.
4
5
93
Sale
9134 Oct.
14
94
86
Sale
85
Oct.
31
9134 Oct.
86
96
Oct.
7
Oct.
17
100
Oct.
13 100
Oct.
92
Oct.
Sale
Oct.
9934 Oct.
Sale
Sale
3934 Sale
107
Sale
106
10134
3634
Sale
Sale
10134 Oct.
3634 Oct.
Oct.
101
88
6
June 11
73
30
9934
9334
8234
Sale
Sale
Sale
87
Oct.
5
Feb.
2
79
Oct.
8
9934 Oct.
9334 Oct.
8334 Oct.
31
Sale
28
Serial 5%
1936
78
Sale
80
Sale
78
Oct.
1
82
Oct.
24
6
6
3934
Sale
35
Oct.
3
1
3834 Oct.
3334 Oct.
21
4434 Oct.
3934 Oct.
3834 Oct.
S*
July
July
21
3SH
A
1956
s f deb serB
1956
Cont Util 5 Hs A
1948
4434
Sale
38
Sale
9734
Sale
"35"" Sale'
28
8734 May 14
5
8134 Sale
8234 Sale
1
Oct.
3
Oct.
21
May 28
u32
5s.....1966
15
19
May 11
7
Sept. 27
9834 Sept. 9
94
Oct.
19
9134 Oct. 20
Sept.26
100
Aug. 23
94 34 Mar. 19
100
Sept. 23
88
92
Oct.
27
10734 Oct. 21
30234 Oct. 28
June 25
59
Feb. 23
80
25
Oct.
7534 Aug. 23
8034 Mar. 9
63
Apr.
5
83
Sept. 24
20
4
27
31
IW
70
1935
notes
9634 Oct.
6
15 10734 Oct.
28 10234 Oct.
41
27
Oct.
Jan.
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
6734 Jan.
88
Sept.14
May 31
66J4 June
2
85
171
Sept. 9
84
24
Aug. 20
9434 Mar. 18
13
9334 June 27
27
7834 Apr.
7
21 10134 Jan.
2
28
9534 Apr. 16
19
1
6
97 K Oct.
72
June
Oct.
51
Sale
88
14
15
8534 Sept. 6
90 34 Oct. 27
10
9134 Oct.
10134
9934
Jan.
2634 Oct.
10
Sale
Sale
98
45
Oct.
6934
7134
9234 Sale
8834 Sale
80
Oct.
Sale
15
2
Sept. 8
Aug. 25
Oct.
Sale
5% notes '33
...1934
Mar.
25
Oct.
31
Aug. 20
Aug. 23
Sept. 9
54
Sept.10
4934 Sept. 6
2 a32
9734 Oct.
8134 Oct.
9934 Oct.
20
9034 July 27
24
84
Oct.
10
62
80
Oct.
21
13
June
99% Oct.
§1*
it*
Mar.
2
9934 Oct.
20
Jan.
Jan.
13
12
1
5s series D
1969
4Hs E
1970
74
Oct.
3
8434 Oct.
7734 Oct.
21
1943
90
81
97
Oct.
19
91
Oct.
13
Oct.
3
Oct.
8
Oct.
11
82
99
§734
77
Oct.
6
85
June
2
86
99
Oct.
6
Jan.
6
9434 Oct.
7
Nor NY Util 6s C-5s
series E
1955
Nor Ohio P & L 5Hs
Nor Ohio Trac & Lt 5s
1951
5 H %
notes.
92
Sale
1956
1940
.
4Hs
1961
8334 Sale
9034
Sale
92
Sale
Pacific Gas & El 1st 4HS-1957
1st & ref 6s B
1941
1st & ref 5Hs C
1952
1st & ref 5s D_:
1955
1st & ref 434s
1960
F
9134
12
Sale
Sale
1945
I960
1,374,000 Ohio Edison Co 5s
788,000 Ohio Power 5s series B
1952
4 Ha series D
2,280,000
»
1956
Deb 6s
2024
33,000
1953
76,000 Ohio Public Serv 6s C
5s series D
1954
235,000
5Hs series E
1961
205,000
1944
2,000 Ohio State Tel 5s B
1950
1,365,000 Oklahoma Gas 8c El 5s
6s series A
1940
344,000
227,000 Okla Pow & Water 5s A..1948
89,000 Osgood Go 6s with warr. 1938
1941
276,000 Oswego Falls Co 6s
17,000
4634 Jan.
3434 Jan.
Serial 5% notes
Serial 5% notes
9,000 Ogden Gas Co 5s
2,079,000
971,000
2,385,000
1,164,000
3,060,000
Sept. 26
9934 Sept. 27
96
Sept. 19
June
1
9
100
54
58
74,000
7s without warrants
1935
8,000 Northwest Electric 6s...1935
315,000 Northwest Pow 6s A
.1960
39,000 Nor* west Pub Serv 5s A..1957
204,000
69,000
139,000
175,000
159,000
8034 Mar. 5
97
Sept. 26
9534 Sept. 29
97
5934
North Texas Utilities—
8,000
Mar. 17
•
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Oct.
62
9734
5634
80
16,000
5Hs series A reg
....1948
34,000 Nor Indiana G & E 6s
1952
605,000
Aug. 23
90
Mar. 15
2 10334 Oct.
8634 June
13
68
July
9 92
Aug. 31
50
July 25 6634 Aug. 29
6434 June
3
6234 May 26
July 14
Aug.
5
93
Oct.
21
9434 Oct.
7
79
84
Oct.
24
1
75
Nor States Power
27,000
275,000
7734 Mar. 23
Sale
Sale
6534
3034
79
90
96
1956
855,000 Niagara Falla Power 6s.. 1950
180,000
58 series A
.1959
1,056,000 Nippon Elec Pow 6H*
1953
1,098,000
247,000
9834
9834
9434
434
67
N Y & Westchester Ltg 5s '54
186,000
4s2004
39,000
14
June 30
Foreign Invest
Nor Ind Pub Serv
89
June
26
81,000
271,000
231,000
294,000
29.000
14
Sept. 28
Aug. 23
67
26
N Y Chic & St L RR 6s..1935
ser
14
70
Sale
1948
1954
f deb
18
Jan.
Jan.
5
1934 Sale
Sale
1951
■
Jan.
Jan.
3
6834 Sale
Sale
Deb 534«
534s
5H«
26
Oct.
21
97
120,000 N Y Steam Corp 5s
41,000
14
Jan.
Aug. 29
Oct.
Sale
90
5s
797,000 Nor
14
Oct
84
Sale
2022
New Orleans Pub Serv 4H« '35
6s series A
......1949
Nor Amer L & P
Sept. 22
Aug. 25
90
36
May 1 1935
4348.1955
Nebraska Power 6s
271,000
5H« A with warrants..1948
2,000 N Y Pa & Ohio RR 4348--1935
6,151,000 NYP&L Corp 1st 4 H«--1967
2,247,000 N Y State E 8c G 434s
1980
6,000
434 s Registered
—1980
130,000
5Hs
1962
169,000
212,000
203,000
289,000
588,000
6
28
Oct.
17
68 J4
148,000
12,000 New Rochelle Wat 534s A '51
93,000 N Y Cent Elec 5Hs
1950
985,000
24
24
31
Co—
1,946,000 Nevada Calif Elec 5s
1956
45,000 New Amsterdam Gas 5s..1948
2,863,000 New Eng G & Elec Assn 5sl947
2,306,000
5s
......1948
5,043,000
Conv deb 5s.
1950
3,992,000 New Engl Pow Aasn 5a—1948
61,000
10 %
1978
4H«
189,000 Neisner Bros Realty 6a
3,803,000
981,000
Sale
5
Nat Transcont'l Ry
N Y 8c
22,000
1937
5s ctfs of deposit
National Tea
22,000
11,000
29,000
179,000
1,000
94,000
11,000
343,000
Oct.
Apr.
Line
6H» with warr—
1,777,000 Narraganseft Elec Co 5a. .1957
353,000
5s series B
.1957
27,000 Nassau & Suffolk Ltg 5s. 1945
2,585,000 National Elec. Pow 5s—1978
162,000 National Food Prod 6s..1944
1,618,000 Nat Pow & Lt 6s "A"
2026
3,528,000
Deb 5s series B
2030
13,387,000 Nat Pub Serv 5s_.
1978
.
7
Oct.
85
Morris Plan Shares Corp—
46,000
7
7
Oct.
10434 Oct.
6
10
60
Sale'
Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
8934 Oct.
98J4
June
85
9034
10034
8934
8234
9834
33
96
Sale
B........^..-1970
65
1
Aug. 29
8
27
Sale
Sale
28
8234 Oct.
9734 Oct.
33
Oct
29
62
71
Feb.
Jan.
Oct.
Jan.
99
Oct.
10134 Oct.
8134 Oct.
1
42
14
fl634 Oct.
634 Oct.
634 Oct.
92
Sale
60
9134 May
8634 Sept.
Oct.
82
8
24
65
85
Oct.
24
89
Sale
26
7
9034 Oct.
Sale
8634
24
Oct.
1 10034 Oct.
88
Oct.
Sale
634 Sale
634 Sale
634 Sale
63
4
81
6
834
8%
8434 Sale
10134 Sale
76
Oct.
8834 Oct.
8534 Oct.
3234 Oct.
5034 Sale
72
Sept. 15
9734 Jan. 12
9134 Sept. 12
93
9134
Sale
Sale
Sale
7034 Oct.
Jan. 14
3334 Sept. 27
24
Oct.
Oct
4
7034 Oct.
33
25
8634 Oct.
78J4 Oct.
99
Montreal L H A P 5a "A".1951
5s series
85
Sale' 16634 Sale
88
1955
—
387,000 Mississippi Pow 5s—
1955
1,324,000 Miss Power & Light 5s—1957
402,000 Miss River Fuel 6s
1944
143,000
Without warrants
889,000 Miss River Power 5s
1951
76,000 Missouri P & L 5 34s A
1955
99,000 Missouri Pub Serv 5s A..1947
88,000
29,000
21,000
Sale
1967
Minneapolis Gas Lt 4HS-1950
Minneapolis Gen El 5s —1934
Minn Pow & Lt 434s
1978
1st & ref 5s—
10034
84
1946
Middle West Util 5% notes
Conv
Sale
.1949
19,000 Masscy Harris 5s
1947
4,000 McCallum Hosiery 6H8--1941
140,000 McCord Rod & Mfg 6s
1943
To'ooo
85
Prices.
6734 Sept. 6
Pacific Investing 5s A...1948
Without warrants
93H Sale
95
Sale
9534 Sale
102
Sale
8734 Sale
9434
Sale
8534 Sale
8234
5734
10234
10034
88
Sale
Sale
Sale
9534
10834
10434
9534
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9534
Sale
Sale"
Sale
Sale
Aug. 23
Aug. 24
July 25
94
9034 Oct.
8
9034 Oct.
9334 Oct.
1
May 27
7734 May 31
8334 Oct.
27
8434 Oct.
3
50
June
81
Aug. 12
May 28
Mar. 3
9334 May
9
4334 Mar. 10
Oct.
24
78
Oct.
3
9334 Oct. 28
80
May 28
96
Oct.
18
12
Oct.
25
2034 Oct.
10
8
72
Oct.
24
78
Oct.
3
72
9334 Oct.
28
96
Oct.
18
95
31
9634 Oct.
10
Oct.
10034 Oct.
9434 Oct.
9134 Oct.
89
83
88
14 10234
96
3
5
Oct.
4
Oct.
7
9534 Oct.
10
Oct.
Oct.
27
96
Oct.
10
11
84,34 Oct.
26
8334 Oct.
8734 Oct.
14
8234 Oct.
31
79
•
8734 Oct.
3
83
74
70
70
65
70
2
June
1
June
2
July
6
June 16
June 15
June
2
9334 Aug. 29
85
93 34 Oct.
M
Aug. 27
96
Oct.
Oct.
82*
96
Oct.
Oct.
§§*
Jan.
7
Sept.
3
88
4
7
10
10
10034 July 16 10034
Jujy 16
67
3
90
May 31
Sept. 6
60
3
June 27
83
Aug. 25
19
43
June
2
6934 Aug. 23
77
Oct.
8
81
60
Oct.
7
6334 Oct.
2934 Oct.
14
30
18
24
June
1
54
50
18
Jan.
5934 Oct.
4
35
June
2
63
Sept. 10
10
9634 Oct.
10834 Oct.
22
4
Oct.
9434 Oct.
107
Sale
107
10434
Sale
10434 Oct.
Oct.
31
Oct.
Oct.
101
Oct.
13 10534 Oct.
24 10234 Oct.
9534
Sale
95
Oct.
11
7134
Sale
7134 Oct.
5
1
4
968
Oct.
10
72
Oct.
21
8234 May 26
9634 Oct.
June
2 10834 Oct.
9434 June 2 10534 Oct.
91
May 31 10234 Oct.
82
May 28 96 34 Oct.
100
66
Jan.
72
■,
Oct.
56
1
I
I
11
22
1
4
4
10
21
NEW
54
Since
NEW YORK
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
Oct. 1.
1932.
1.
Bid
BONDS (Continued)
$
63,000
1,984,000
Pacific Ltg & Pow 5s
2,279,000
Pacific Western Oil 614s. 1943
Ask,
Ask
Bid.
Penn Cent Lt & Pow 4%s 1977
5234
Sale
•
74"" Sale'
75
63%
Sale
63
Sale
68
Sale
Sale
"79% Sale
..1979
5s.
( 90,000
Ask
Sale
Sale Prices.
105%
60%
61%
73%
25 106% Oct.
27 72% Oct.
10 64% Oct.
1 82% Oct.
10
4
4
18
Oct.
79% Oct;
1
100
84
Oct.
11
>
21,000
7,000
1,413,000
6% ctfs of deposit
Sept. 29
July 29
61% July
6
68
June 28
73
10% Oct.
71% Oct.
15
Oct.
20
74% Oct.
6
18
1949
Penn Electric 4s series F.1971
74%
Sale
Penn-Ohlo Edison 6s
75
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1950
214,000 Penn Water & Pow 4J*s_.1968
5s
1940
716,000
1967
45,000 Penn Water Serv 5s A
698,000 Peoples Gas Lt & Coke 4s B'8l
45,000
4% % serial notes
1934
54,000
4%% serial notes
1935
12,000
41*s
1936
7,755,000
433,000
383,000
2,113,000
150,000
6s series C
93%
Sale
99
99%
70
66
Oct.
80
Oct.
5
50
June
Sale
Oct.
75
Sale
Oct.
100
Oct.
Oct.
1
1
41
99
May
June
99% Oct.
91% Oct.
4
25
98% Oct.
90% Oct.
84
86
103%
Sale
95
Oct.
94
Oct.
103% Oct.
79% Sale
102% Sale
a2% Sale
1979
Phila Electric Co 5S.....1966
106
Phlla Elec Power 5%a
1972
Phila Rapid Transit 6s__1962
Sale
Sale
101%
Sale
Sale'
Sale
Oct.
8
24
Oct.
99% Oct.
98% Oct.
99% Oct.
Oct.
106% Oct.
105% Oct.
44
Oct.
70
85
100
60
68
3
84% Oct.
19 100% Oct.
8
19
2
106%
105%
3
Oct.
100
100
11
81% Oct.
70
99% Oct.
99% Oct.
14
7 100
Oct.
14
3 100
Oct.
31
11 102% Oct.
3
Oct.
4
20
13 106% Oct.
5
1
61% Sale
81%
Sale
80
Sale
88% Sale
Procter 5c Gamble 1H>-1947
1954
56
7,000
90,000
Sale
103
Sale
49
Sale
1956
4%s series D
4%s series E
1978
4%§ series P
1980
1981
6%s series G
........1937
Pub Serv of Okla 5s D...1957
87
5 101
June
8
5a series C
1961
60,000
922,000 Pub Serv Subsid 5Ha A..1949
2,566,000 Puget Sound P 5c L 5%s_1949
5s series C
1950
722,000
Oct.
34% May 28
M ay 26
50
80
Oct.
68
June 29
90
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
4
66% Oct.
55
Jan.
64
Oct.
40
90
70
95
Mar.
Octi
July
7
May 26
Aug. 12
85
11
18
95
18
86% Oct:
13
84
Oct.
Oct.
3
56% Oct.
27
59
Oct.
70
Oct.
27
74
Oct.
1
92
62
Oct.
Oct.
19
95
Oct.
4
70% Oct.
10 103% Oct.
7
102% Oct.
21
7
1
10
88
Oct.
5
101% Sept. 29 101% Sept. 29
91
Oct.
5
70% July 12
Sale
110
Oct.
Oct.
5
100% Apr.
Sale
86
2,182,000
1950
4%s series D
Sale
Sale
99
70
69%
Sale
58
80
48,000 Quebec Power 5s
1968
135,000 Queens Boro G 5c E 5%8_1952
42,000
4%s
1958
Sale
Sale
25 112
21
89
6
3
26
3
60
11
81
Oct.
3
60
27
79% Oct.
78
Oct.
Deb 6s full
80% Oct.
Oct.
1
1
78
Oct.
3
70
Oct.
24
77
Oct.
3
97% Oct.
55% May
58% May
69%
76%
70%
67%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
38
1
56% June
July
52% June
82
27
70% July 27
89
Oct.
Aug. 25
Sept. 27
11 101%
61
Oct.
19
24
11
29
2,188,000 Rochester G 5c E 5s E
1962
142,000 Rochester Ry 5c Lt 5s
2,280,000 Ruhr Gas Co 6%s
610,000 Ruhr Housing 6%s A
1954
1953
1958
101% Sale
103% Sale
21%
20
Sale
Sale
44
Sale
100%
Sale
42
Sale
39%
Sale
222,000 Ryerson (JosT) 5c Sons *sl943
741,000
47,000
2,703,000
39,000
418,000
5,000
18
St Louis Gas 8c Coke 6S..1947
St Paul Gas Light 5s
Sale
1944
Safe Harbor Water Pr 4%s *79
90%
Sale
98% Sale
81%
1958
26
84
28
54
June
2
86
93
Oct.
27
95
Oct.
20
82
May
7
95
72
Oct.
31
92
Oct.
3
40
May 27 106
Jan.
10
63
Oct.
15
63% Oct.
8
48
J an.
4
79
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
22
88
Oct.
3
11
21% Oct.
25
53
7
13
20
Oct.
24
July 20
May 10
May 27
June
2
26
47
15
98% Oct.
101% Oct.
40% Oct.
1
1
21 104% Oct.
Oct.
47
28
3
4
Oct.
5
43
Oct.
17
70
Oct.
3
80
Oct.
27
8% Oct.
100% Oct.
96% Oct.
28
18
Oct.
1
11 102% Oct.
26
5s series B reg.
Oct.
99% Oct.
101% Oct.
Saxon
101
Sale
7
13% Juiy
94% Aug.
92
July
13
May
15
May
58% June
1
25
81% Oct.
13
10 101% Oct.
Oct
26
2
93
93% Oct.
20
81
17 103%
1
18 101% Oct.
30 104% Oct.
Oct.
26 47
Oct.
17 43
24 84% Jan.
99% Oct.
July
% July
92
Oct.
100
Oct.
3 103
Oct.
25
84%'May
64
Oct.
11
67
Oct.
3
51
Oct.
25
62
Oct.
1
10
Oct.
Oct.
20
13
Oct.
8
31
13
Oct.
4
102% Oct.
66
Oct.
10
27
10 101% Oct.
1932
6s
1937
25%
212,000 Seattle Ltg Co 5s
78,000 Servel Inc 5s
69
Sept.
63% Sept.
Sale
61
Sale
61
Oct.
28
Sale
70
Sale
70
Oct.
11
78
Oct.
1
86
Mar. 14
71%
Sale
62
Sale
62
Oct.
28
52
June
75
Mar. 10
10
6
48
Aug.
29
Oct.
3
71% Oct.
74% Oct.
31% Oct.
1
66% Oct.
Aug. 23
37% Aug. 30
43
91
Oct.
Oct.
13
91% Sale
89
Oct.
68
68
Oct.
17
1
10
101%
62
60%
Sale
1948
71% Sale
61%
Sale
1947
Oct.
Oct.
11
7
53% Oct.
28
60% Oct.
5
60
Oct.
25
60
Oct.
25
61
Oct.
28
71% Oct.
3
Oct.
1
28
409,000
Silica Gel Corp 63*% notes
with warrants
1932
55
Sale
3,000 Sioux City G 5c E 6s A...1947
11,000
171,000
5,744,000
6s series B
.1949
Sou Carolina Power 5s-_1957
2025
77
3,474,000 Southern Calif Edison 5s i951
General 5s
1939
598,000
98
Sale
Sale
1,005,000
97%
Sale
2,092,000
630,000
7,000
717,000
58,000
46,000
323,000
Southeast P 5r L 6s
Refunding mtge 5s
Ref Mtge 5s
Ref mtge. 5s new
43*8....
7,000
1937
1957
53*s Series B
1st 5c ref 43*8
1952
1961
102
105
102%
101%
Sale
Sale
101% Sale
101% Sale
69% Oct.
Oct.
104% Oct.
101% Oct.
100% Oct.
101
17
14
5
11
13
87% Sale
89
Sale
86% Oct.
91% Oct.
101
Oct.
88
Oct.
43*8.....1968
87
Oct.
Feb.
76
Mar. 12
76
Mar. 10
Aug. 18
65
Sept.
Oct.
91
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
89
Oct.
47
June 11
44
June
94
Feb.
13
17
Mar.
1
8
Aug. 23
Oct. 20
Feb.
10 102% Sept.29
95
Apr.
90
June 14
98% Apr. 22
93
July 22
88% Mar. 10
93% Sept. 9
5
7 101% Oct.
5
90
Oct.
20
18
Oct.
10
85% Aug. 20
93% Oct.
70
2
13
Feb.
Feb.
2
71% June
82
July
6
86
July
1
70
May 31
11
91% Oct.
91% Oct.
2
86%
9 102%
17 105%
11 102%
W2
93
Oct.
88
10
16
75
85
19
87
13
27
Counties Gas
of California
56.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Feb.
June 30
1954
5s
see page
Sale
102
91%
91%
68%
78%
102%
105%
102%
102%
9
42
24
Oct.
...1955
Southern Calif Gas 5s
Southern
For footnotes
1952
1954
77%
Sale
13
55
Jan.
75
13% July
74% July
1949
Power 5s series B-_
40
102% Oct. 27
70% Mar. 19
66% Aug. 26
Sierra 5c San Francisco
20,000
8
9
78
Sale
1943
219,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s
26
71
Sale
10
3,318.000 Shawinigan W 5c P 4%s_.1967
4series B
1968
963,000
58 series G
1970
1,859,000
2,421,000
4%s series D
1970
154,000 Sheffield Steel 53*"-—-1948
7
71
61%
....1949
17
25% Jan.
37% July
10% Aug.
10
July
98% July
52% June
53% Oct.
50
May
52% May
53% June
59% May
Sale
92,000 Schulte Real Est Co 6s...1935
6s without warrants
1935
268,000
1937
16,000 Scran ton Elec 5s
480,000 Scripps (E W) Go 5%a
4
7 103% Oct. 28
7 93% Sept. 26
31 103 ~ Oct. 25
Public Works—
5% G notes
1
3
25% Sept. 6
May 26
95
July 14 102% Oct. 26
1
87% June
2 98% Oct.
Sept.27
95
Feb. 11 104
85
Apr.
1
61% Aug.
3
Apr.
1
82
Apr.
1 82
98% Oct.
24
w*
98
Sept. 9
25% Aug. 20
24
Aug. 20
64
Aug. 23
5
11
1958
San Diego Cons G 5c E—
100,000
5%s series D
1960
66,000 San Joaquin L & P 6e B..1952
5s series D
...1957
83,000
1955
373,000 Sauda Falls Co 5s
4,317,000
483,000
Oct.
10 101% Oct.
39
76
Sale"
27
80% Oct.
Salmon River Power 5s..1952
San Ant Pub Serv 5s
Mar. 10
Oct.
Oct.
39
Sale
Aug. 24
77% Mar. 9
73
89
13
45
4
June
1
...
Sale
4
Oct.
80
17
9
22
83% Aug. 23
102
Sept. 29
Aug. 26
Oct.
3
77
78
Aug. 23
17
Reliance Management 5s. 1954
With warrants
155,000
836,000 Rem'ton Arms 5 % % notes *33
1.313,000 Republic Gas Corp 6s A.. 1945
6s A ctfs of deposit..
99,000
1945
1,269,000 Rochester Cent Pow 5s A 1953
Jan.
31
67% Oct.
65% Oct.
62% Oct.
Sale
84
Oct.
Sale
72
1941
paid
Mar.
July
July
July
69
R ad io-Keith-Orpheum—
128,000
5
0
90% Sept. 10
91% Sept.27
June
77% Oct.
97% Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Oct.
112
June
58
64
Sale
70
Oct.
91% Oct.
81% Oct.
Oct.
69
67
64
Sale
8
18
Oct.
Mar.
9
72% June 29 90
Oct.
8
84
68
July 13
Oct.
3
103
Aug. 31 106%
101
July
1 105% Oct. 15
Jan.
14
10
5
Apr. 13
Mar. 14
63
57
Apr. 15
June 25
65
37
Aug. 30
80
Aug. 24
42% July 22
98
June
9
67
Aug. 24
7
Oct. 21
62
70% Oct.
7
96% Feb. 10 103% Oct.
Oct.
1
1
58
15% June
3 106% Oct.
5 105%
13
12
10 101% Oct.
91
Oct.
14
80
76% Sale
7
67% Oct.
Aug. 19
67% Oct.
68
Oct.
80% Sale
79% Sale
69
Sept. 7
99% Sept. 26
Jan.
101
Sale
Sale
4
Oct.
80%
101%
75
2 106%
Aug.
1
83% Oct.
78% Sale
78% Sale
6
23
June
90
Oct.
5
8ct.
ct.
68% Jan.
98
38
94
Oct.
Oct.
31
Oct.
28
Pub Serv of Nor Ills 5s C.1966
5s
13
Oct.
1955
110
3
Feb.
48
Pub Serv of N H 4%a B..1957
6% perpetual certificates..
100
17
95
3
Oct.
102% Sept. 28
6% Aug. 26
6
26
85
11
87% Aug. 24
100% Oct. 14
100
Sept. 20
Oct.
Pub Service Co of N J—
567,000
310,000
279,000
300,000
714,000
1,670,000
8,116,000
508,000
70
4
101% Mar. 29 107%
Service Newark
Terminal 5s
Jan.
3
83
Sale
Oct.
3
106% Oct.
103% Oct.
74
Oct.
Oct.
62
Sale
95%
7 98%
16 105%
99% Oct.
20 101
4
Oct.
92
Aug. 22
Aug.
8
77% Oct.
61% Oct.
65
63%
Prussian Elec 6s
Public
Sale
65
....
867,000
1,183,000
63
July
Apr.
16
20
Mar. 11
10909*
June
July
June
31 106% Oct.
Oct.
50
22
17
Oct.
84% Mar. 10
Aug. 25
May 28
99
Aug. 16
76
Juiy 14
7
75% July
97% Aug. 1C
Phlla Suburb Cos G 5c E
1st 8c refunding 4%a„.1957
243,000
55,000 Phlla Suburb Water 5s__1955
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co
6%s class A
1960
1,141,000
137,000 Piedmont & Northern 5s. 1954
1949
142,000 Pittsburgh Coal 6s
211,000 Pittsburgh Steel 6s
1948
.1939
163,000 Poor tic Co 6s
24,000 Portland Gas & Coke 5s. 1940
470,000 Potomac Edison 5s ser E.1956
series F.^_....^.196l
135,000
8,000 Potomac Elec Pow 6s B..1953
Con sol mtge 5s
29,000
1936
6,000 Potrero Sugar 1st 7s
1947
53,000 Power Corp of Can 5a A..1957
206,000
4%s series B
1959
269,000 Power Corp of N Y 5%«__1947
6 J-*8 series A
51,000
1942
4,000 Power Securities Corp 6s. 1949
Jan.
15
84% July
95% Oct.
98% Oct.
20 105% Oct.
7
18
25
77% Sept. 24
72
June 13
84
May 20
81% June
82
1957
Peoples Lt tic Pow 5s
99%
91
66
June 20
10% Oct, 19
64% July
7
69
July 25
8u
May 21
1952
8,000 Penn Glass Sand 6s
2,000 Pa & N Y Canal & RR 5s.l939
Without warrants..
492,000
5%s series B
1959
720,000
1,202,000 Penn-Ohlo P & L 5.1*8 A.1954
1956
602,000 Penn Power Co 5s
1947
210,000 Penn Pub Serv 6s C
5s series D
1954
68,000
1960
134,000 Penn Telep Corp 5s C
10
29
71% Mar.
9
82% Oct. 18
60
Feb. 23
85
Aug. 22
86
Jan. 15
3
June
47
39
75% Oct.
..1949
Prices-
June 16 106% Oct.
85
Feb.
1
50% June
Penn Dock & Warehouse Co
6s with warrants
Sale
Sale Prices.
Prices
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
68
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
Bid.
1942
Pacific Power & Light 5s. 1955
88,000 Palmer Corp of Louis 6s '38
1936
76,000 Park tic Til ford 6s
1,111,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
AGGREGATE SALES.
Jan.
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
Sept.13
Oct.
1
Sept.28
90
Oct.
90
Sept.
18
3
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES.
CURB
EXCHANGE
BONDS (Continued)—
Gaa Co 6 %a
Jan. 2
1932.
Bid.
Southern
Oct.' 1.
Ask.
Bid.
Ask
Oct. 31.
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices.
Ask
Bid.
29%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
87
84% Oct.
99% Oct.
Sale
100% Sale
42% Sale
10
49% Oct.
041% Oct.
97% Oct.
14
13
43
100
Oct.
51
Oct.
21 101%
31
57%
Sale
51
1938
5s series B
1957
Southwestern L Ac P 5s.. 1957
Southwest Nat Gas 6s
1945
Southwestern P 5c L 6s..2022
Southwest Pub Serv 6s A. 1945
15,000 Springfield G & E 5s A...1957
230,000 Staley (A E) Mfg 6s
.1942
Standard Gas & Elec 6s
2,914,000
2,255,000
1,516,000
1,298,000
518,000
Conv 6s
19 '5
1935
6s
1951
6s
1966
Standard Invest 5%s
1939
217,000
5s without warrants...1937
3,229,000
260,000
Stand Power Ac Lt 4s._..1957
Standard Telep 5%s A
1943
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
7s Oct 1 '36 without warr..
1,477,000
7s 1946 without warrants..
1,002,000
2,000 Strawbrldge & Clothier 5s *48
2,566,000 Studerbaker Corp 6s
1942
1937
18,000 Stutz Motor Car 7%a
511,000 Sun Oil 5%a
1939
5% notes..
347,000
.........1934
88,000 Sun Pipe Line 5s
1940
808,000 Super Power of 111 4%8__1970
6s
16,000
1961
4%«
1968
1,035,000
1940
1,618,000 Swift & Co 5s.
5s
1,355,000
1,568,000 Syracuse Ltg 5s B
1st & ref 5%s
50,000
308.000 fenn Elec Power 5s
18,000 Tenn Power Co 5s
237,000
a7%
71
"77" Sale'
62 %
32
Sale
47
31
Sale
30
Sale
Sale
41
Oct.
25
42%
38%
Sale
Sale
74% Sale
65% Sale
52%
68
65
66
Sale
Sale
56%
Sale
Sale
Sale
89
Sale
100
70
Sale
49% Sale
Sale
"99% Sale'
Sale
■75% Sale
92% Sale
101%, Sale
6s
6s series A
95
30
a7% Oct.
1
4
80
Oct.
24
58
29
73
Oct.
8
79% Oct.
70% Oct.
4
32
Oct.
Oct.
4
Oct.
15
11
10
66
35
June
2
11
57% Oct.
30
June
2
10
55
71
71
55
30
26
14
19
11
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
38% Oct.
7
11
44
42% Oct.
65
Oct.
25 100
20
95
78
June
77
94
1 102%
Oct.
13
Oct.
1
Oct.
25
Oct.
5
Oct.
25
100
June
26
Oct.
6
June
Feb.
July
92
14
90
Oct.
8
78
83
11
88
Oct.
20
67
13
42
72% Oct.
52% Oct.
Sale
16% Oct.
88% Oct.
31
89
88
91%
Sale
98%
Sale'
Sale
Sale
4
67
4
70% July
4
90
22
39
Oct.
62
Oct.
27
68
27
Oct.
7
101% Oct.
26
% Oct.
29
Sale
32
Oct.
14
37
Oct.
4
19
Oct.
18
24
Oct.
3
10
74% Oct.
1% Oct.
10
74% Oct.
1% Oct.
10
63
26
26
13 102% Oct.
13 100% Oct.
25
Sale
Sale
99
99% Oct.
99% Oct.
98% Oct.
17 101% Oct.
7
99% Oct.
89
22
Oct.
Oct.
1
3
.1942
El 5s E.
90
84
81
1
99
Oct.
26
14
77
Oct.
29
32
6
19
Oct.
61
Oct.
1
34
3
30
May 31
52
July
7
32% June 14
59% July 20
34
July 13
Sale
Oct.
73% Oct.
28
55% Oct.
76% Oct.
4
Oct.
Oct.
17
59
Oct.
5
15
84% Oct.
6
Oct.
26
56
Oct.
1
52
78
50
8% Oct.
99%
Sale
Sale
Sale
93% Sale
Sale
57%
Sale
64
Sale
19
Sale
71
Sale
31
11
Sale
1952
5s
1942
5Hs Series B
1958
Oct.
21
55
Oct.
4
44
Oct.
22
51
Oct.
8
35
Oct.
27
54% Oct.
4
32% Oct.
25
53
3
Oct.
59% Sale
53
Oct.
14% May 26
May 16
Oct.
3
Oct.
1
94
Oct.
Oct.
25
69
Oct.
28
25
65
Oct.
2i
70% Oct.
7
46
99
Oct.
15
28
88
99% Oct
27
5 101
.28 101
Oct.
Oct.
68
Aug. 23
12
June 17
Jan. 14
Mar. 24
29
May 26 40
June 13
39% Aug. 23
Jan.
4 100
Feb.
4
Jan. 14 100
Sept.14
78
Sept. 8
70
Aug. 31
65% Sept. 9
65
Aug. 31
62
Sept. 8
62
Aug. 30
62
June 28
76
June
1 101
99% Oct.
Sept.12
94% Sept.22
83
28 101
Jan.
15
Aug. 23
Oct.
15
Oct.
28
12
Mar. 24
85
Feb.
40% Apr.
10
May 25
July
5
Mar. 16
July
8
Juily
7
June 10
July
8
49
Oct.
Oct.
7% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
99%
1
11
28
20
6
20
11
Oct.
10
99% Oct.
72% Oct.
61% Oct.
18
69
Oct.
40
11% Oct.
1
28
10
Oct.
3
4
3
Sale
31
31
Oct.
1
1
67
96
Sale
22% Oct.
62% Oct.
94% Oct.
6
96
Oct.
Oct.
3
48% Oct.
13
57% Oct.
4
29
89
82
102
100
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
99% Oct.
85
Oct.
7
21 103
1 100
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11 100
5
87
Oct.
Oct.
7
79
95%
90%
52%
34%
50
3% May 31
4
July 30
Aug. 26
87
73
June 30
83% Sept. 14
83
July 12
20
6
Jan.
30
99% Oct.
10
8
18
96% Apr.
99% Oct.
80
Aug. 23
70% Feb.
3
76
Aug. 23
20% Jan..
9
12
Sept.26
93
May 19
93
Sept. 9
86% Oct.
7
98% Sept. 8
14% Apr.
35% May
35
84
74
25
June
96
Oct.
Mar.
74.
Mar. 12
65
90
Feb.
4
99
Feb.
Sept.30
103% Sept.20
1
95
June
100
Oct.
23
90
July
46
Jan.
16
June
100
Oct.
11
Oct.
24
3
1
11
24
July
62% May
75
Aug. 15
Aug. 22
3
19
1
92
Oct.
4
July
71% June
69
May
87
8
Oct.
27
25
89% Oct.
84
92
Oct.
92
Oct.
27
Oct
7
75
95
Apr.
1
93% Oct.
18
25
95
95
95
Octg
4
92
Sept.30
87% Oct.
93% Sale
3
Sept. 27
Sale
85% Sale
2
14
Mar.
Jan. 22
June 29
64
Sale
Jan.
68% Jan.
14
22%
82
85
88
5
61
4
Sale
3
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
29
Oct.
Oct.
98
89
Oct.
18
89% Oct.
86% Oct.
100
77
53
52% Oct.
6
71% Aug. 25
70
Aug. 23
65
13
Sale
June 17
Apr. 20
3
99% Oct. 19
92% Oct.
5
99
Sept. 27
Oct.
Oct.
50
Aug. 18
79% Aug. 29
4% Sept. 3
12% Oct.
88
Sale
June 14
May 17
5
27% May
25% July 18
2
21% June
24
Apr. 19
21
8
Apr.
22% Apr. 14
6
59% Jan.
65
5
Aug.
92
97
56%
2
21
15
96
66
35
69
97% Sale
1954
36,000 Wis Minn Lt & Pow 5s
1944
213,000 Wisconsin P Ac L 5s E
1956
5s series F
309,000
—.1958
Wisconsin Pub Serv—
6s Series A
Sale
62% Sale
West Penn Pow 4s H.
1961
West Penn Traction 5s._1960
Wis Elec Pow 5s A
14
48
863^ Oct.
Sale
1944
Wheeling Elec Co 5s
1941
Wickwlre Spencer 7Hs.-1932
20
Oct.
97% Oct.
67% Oct.
55% Oct.
88% Sale
95
2030
West Texas Util 5s A
1957
West United G & E 5Hs A 55
Westvaco Chlorine 5Hs__1937
Oct.
59
7
Newspaper Union—
6a
3 100
65
11% Sale
5
26
96
1950
624,000 West Penn Elec 5s...
Sale
Sale
10% Oct.
Oct.
99% Oct.
65
1946
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
1st 7s with warrants
1,434,000
1954
7s with warr C O D
42,000
1954
7,000 Wanamaker (J) Phila 5%s 49
168,000 Ward Baking Co 6s
1937
7,000 Wash Ry & Elec 4s
...1951
442,000 Wash Water Power 5s
1960
99%
99%
26
55
40
5s series B
1
3
48
Sale
June
Oct.
52% Oct.
53% Sale
37
24 101% Oct.
53
74
97%
Feb.
31
50% Sale
16
June 28
25
Sale
1956
3% Jan. 21
Aug. 24
44
Oct.
55%
Sale
101% Oct. 26
102
Auf. 29
Aug.
3 103
Sept. 29
99% Oct. 13 100% Oct. 25
5
31
19
Feb. 29
Mar. 24
94
19
92% Oct.
Aug. 24
Sept. 29
Sept. 14
68% Sept. 28
49% Oct.
51
100
fsA
irA
June
49
Sale
1952
72% Oct. 13
58% Aug. 20
Aug. 24
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
Sale
51
92
26
Oct.
May 26
1% Oct. 26
12
46%
Feb.
88
49%
Sale
57
92
49
"56" Sale'
15
5
May 26
Aug. 12
91% June 20
97X Oct.
60
"58% Sale"
Oct.
25
12
50
1
Oct.
92% Man >9
July
July
81
July
101% Aug.
% Apr.
24% May
24
Sale
1G6
46
% Oct.
Mar. 14
2
103
99% Oct.
17
27
23
23
23
Aug. 16
104% Sept. 30
June
a% Sale
32% Sale
81% Sale
59
19% Oct.
91% Oct.
90
101% Sale
Sale
56
18
25
1
90
80
95
103
May
32% June
63
May
8
Apr.
4
Oct.
31 102% Oct.
11
43
Oct.
72
62%
5
Oct.
Sale
§7% Sale'
22
31
Aug.
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
Aug.
95
54% June
67
May
92% June
94
Apr.
19 104
6 106
88
100% Sale
98% Sale
60% Sept. 21
50
Aug. 15
100% Oct. 10
19
4
8
Jan.
79
17
100
160
7
100
31
Sale
Jan.
Feb.
Oct.
102%
9
6
67
July
Apr.
Oct.
Sale
46
Sept.
Sept.
86
40
19% Sale
Jan.
80
52
85
95
49% Oct.
July
30
86
51
4
85% Sale
16% Sale
34
Oct.
Oct.
47
20
Sale
Sale
Sale
100% Oct.
65
4
15
23
23
23
23
3
75
Sept. 8
70% Aug. 27
24
86%
19%
91%
Oct.
2
14
Oct.
71
Oct.
Sale
Oct.
May
17% June
Jan.
74
Oct.
83% Aug.
83
Aug.
77% Aug.
74% Aug.
Oct.
77%
99%
5
10
June
22
81
72% Sept. 16
82
76% Oct.
69
1947
3
20
29
22
22
29
25
26
7
July 19
81% Sept. 8
79% Oct. 29
79
Aug. 24
39
Aug. 23
31
Sale
Sale
27
Oct.
4
Sale
100%
50
June
2
23% May 31
Oct.
Oct.
25
Aug.
72% July 27
45
July
5
32 % June
2
May 31
50% May 31
10
88
1
71
82
74
65
11
55% Oct.
Sale
60
2
18
100% Oct.
85%
3
2
1
5
7
21
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Octi
Oct.
47 % June
11% May
35% June
Oct.
68% Oct.
99
89% Oct.
86% Oct.
84% Oct.
102% Sale
3
14
15
10
74%
91%
101%
102%
105%
June
15
31
Oct.
Aug.
Sept.
50% Aug.
52
Aug.
97% Aug.
103
Aug.
60
Aug.
14
69
1945
4
93
102
May 10
Apr. 15
Sale
6s
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
Oct.
73% Oct.
Aug.
July
July
Aug.
July
13
49% Oct.
Oct.
June
93%
25%
26%
95%
24
70
528,0
56.
75%
92%
101%
102%
...2022
5s series D
page
Sale
1
62
Oct.
Sale
892,0
aee
73%
4
97% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
58
10,000 Valspar Corp 6s
—1940
47,000 Valvoline Oil 7s
1QV
246,000 Van Camp Packing 6s...1948
Van Swerlngen
Corp—
6s with warrants
33,000
...1935
356,000 Virginia Elec Power 5s
1955
52,000
5Hs
1942
27,000 Virginia Power Co 5s.
1942
1,027,000 Virginia Pub Ser 5%s A..1946
For footnotes
38% Oct.
Sale
1962
34,000 U S Radiator 5s ser A
1938
47,000 United Rys of Havana 7%a '36
52,000 U S Rubber 6H% notes._1932
Serial 6H% notes
372,000
1933
177,000
Serial 6%% notes
193<
461,000
Serial 6H% notes
1935
190,000
Serial 6H% notes
.1936
Serial 6%% notes
424,000
1937
Serial 6%% notes
254,000
1938
Serial 6%% notes
302,000
1939
Serial 6H% notes..... 1940
262,000
Serial 6s
3,913,000
1933
123,000 Utah Power & Light 5s_.1944
96,000
4,000
51,000
45
1
31
1957
.
282,000
1,000
3,518.000
548,000
289,000
7,000
20,000
87,000
67
Sale
1956
1956
57
43
41
95
United Porto Rican Sugar
deb
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
..1954
United El Serv (Unes) 78.1956
630,000
Without warrants
1,653,000 United Indus 6 He—
1941
1st 6s
960,000
1945
667,000 United Lt At Pow 6%s.
1974
Deb 6s
1,485,000
..1975
414,000
5Hs
...1959
4,449,000 United Lt At Rye 5 He
1952
6s series A
751,000
1952
Deb 6s series A
208,000
1973
Conv
59%
51%
49%
a68%
55
99% Oct.
76%
1944
2,031,000
5s new
295,000
1957
5s series B
552,000
1967
2,448,000 Union Gulf Corp 5s
1950
31,000 Union Terminal Co 5s.—1942
220,000 United Elec of N J 4s
1949
Western
Sale
65
53%
Union Electric Lt Ac Pow (Mo)
5s...
1957
497,000
59
68
1,630,000 Ulen Ac Co 5a
1944
131,000 Union Amer Invest 5s A.1948
19,000 Union Gas Util 6%s A.-.1937
8.000
30
Sale
64% Sale
65
75
7,000 Tri-State Tel & Tel 5%s A 42
588,000 Trl Utilities Deb 5s
197«j
809,000 Twin City Rap Tr 5%s A.1952
1,192,000 Utica Gas &
30%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
6s
526,000
..2022
5s
740,000
1937
388,000 Thermoid Co 6s with warrl934
268.000 Tide Water Power 5s A...1979
159:000
75
73
60
59
1957
1,351.000
6% 8 without warrants. 1953
258,000 Texas Cities Gas 5s
1948
1960
2,351,000 Texas Elec Service 5s
5,000
6H% series A
275,000 United Pub Serv
78% Sale
79% Sale
66
81
1970
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
131.000 Toledo Edison Co 5s
a7% Oct.
Sale
75" Sale"
Tenn Pub Serv 5s
843.000 Texas Gas Utilities 6s
1,701.000 Texas Power & Lt 5s
Sale
Sale
1
87
Oct.
15 101% Oct.
Oct.
40
Sale
43
Southwestern Dairies—
Southwestern G 8c E 5s..1957
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Salef rices.
1
84%
101%
49%
.
warr
Lowest
Sale Prices.
1935
Without warr
150,000
■„
1,254,000 Southern Ind G & E 5%s_1957
2,208,000 Southern Nat Gas 6s
1944
Without privilege
248,000
1943
18,000 Southern Pub Utll 5s
27,000 So Jersey G & E Trac 5s. 1953
1961
55,000 So'west Assoc Tel 5s A
6%« with
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
EXCHANGE
1.
31,000
984,000
82,000
452,000
675,000
1,243,000
15,000
55
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
NEW YORK
CURB
Since
Jan.
YORK
89
Oct.
Oct.
4
90% Oct.
14
May 24
93% Oct. 18
73
June
2
89% Sept.29
4
NEW
56
EXCHANGE
CUR3
YORK
Since
In
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
Ask
Bid.
(Concluded) —
BONDS
$
$ 1
3,000
Hid.
93 *
227,000 Yadkin River Power 58..1941
2,000 York Ice Machinery 6s—1937
6s
1947
1,000
1937
61,000 York Rys Co 5s
64,000
Oct. 1.
1932.
1.
Jan.
October.
NEW YORK
Ask.
Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Hnte Prices.
Sate Prices
Oct. 31.
Ask.
Hid
86
Sale
JAN. 1.
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
AGGREGATE SALES.
85
11
Oct.
93* Oct.
60
June 31
Aug. 25
Aug. 11
94* Sept. 21
50
Aug. 25
60
Aug. 11
June
88* Apr. 20
78
1
50
Oct.
14
85
Oct.
4
70
28* Oct.
17
38* Oct.
10
22
Oct.
13
39
Oct.
4
21
83
2
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
vfc ~»cul
Col—
Mtge Bk Rep of
399,000
20-year 7*
22
455,000
475,000
20-year 7a
22
Jan 15 1946
Jan 15 1947
Baden (Germany) 7»
1951
2,513,000 Buenos Aires (Prov) 7*«_1947
7s
1952
1,224,000
25,000
27,000
104,000
236,000
98,000
Sale
Sale
2,347,000
207,000
24,000
947,000
173,000
90,000
21,000
19,000
234,000
5,731,000
4,029,000
428,000
700,000
28,000
319,000
55,000
84,000
92,000
14,000
4,000
18,000
Bk
112,000
57,000
218,000
43
Oct.
46
Oct.
5
Oct.
28
39
Oct.
1
9* Sale
9
Oct.
6
10* Oct.
Sale
50* Sale
48
Oct.
25
38
Oct.
11
21
84
Oct.
31
61* Oct.
43* Oct.
87* Oct.
75
Oct.
10
79
Oct.
27
38
Sale
Sale
13,000
16,000
1,000
17,000
330,000
1,332,000
653,000
966,000
45,000
35,000
German Cons Munlc
12,000
12,000
6,000
par
value,
n
Medellln
Jan.
2
Jan.
4
16* May 24
26* Juno 24
24* June 20
1951
Russian
5Ks
—..—
5*s certificates
Saar Basin Con Counties
Sold under the rule.
Bank
a
the range were
>v
„
_
_
(Colombia) 7s, 1947,
E 5s 1951,
$3,000 at
pref. B, 10 at 5 Jan. 11
C, 1956, $3,000 at
5s A 1961. $2,000 at 68 May 9
Jones & L. Steel 5s 1939, $3,000 at 103* Mar. 31
Kansas City Gas 6s 1942, $4,000 at 98 Ma-. 1
Penn
Cent. Lt. & Pow. 5s, 1979, $2,000 at 89
24
Co. of Nor
111. 5s, 1956, $1,000 at
24.
111. 4*s, 78. $1,000 at 85 Feb. 8
Rio de Janeiro 6*s, 1959, $12,000 at 16 * Jan. 18
Shawlnigan Water & Power 4*s B 1968, $2,000
Pub. Ser. Nor.
Edison 5s, 1954, $2,000 at
5s 1934, $1,000 at
40
Sale
74
Sale
7
40
27
26
Oct.
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
43
41*
52
Oct.
3
42
Sale
Sale
36* Oct.
26
49
Oct.
1
s50
Sale
Sale
75
Sale
Sale
7
10*
29
20*
Sale
Sale
32
39
Oct
36
Oct.
26
27
42* Oct.
41* Oct.
17
72* Oct.
5* Oct.
26
18
75
Oct.
29
Oct.
10* Oct.
fl6
24
28
9* Sale
102 Sept. 7
103,
15
17
7
Oct.
31
31
15
Oct.
5
9
Sale
Oct.
9* Oct.
75* Oct.
26
18
30
Oct.
14
10
Oct.
Oct.
4
76* Oct.
18
63
Oct.
17
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
6
7*
9*
1*
1*
1*
1*
5* Oct.
8* Oct.
1* Oct.
Sale
9
Oct.
28* Oct.
34
Oct.
63
Oct.
1
1 * Oct.
1* Oct.
98* Oct.
Oct.
103
10*
Sept. 29
39* Sept. 13
43
Sept. 30
46
Sept. 30
43* Jan. 28
39
Deferred delivery sales,
Mar. 9
"Deferred delivery" sales affecting
were made as follows in 1932;
the range
Capital Corp. com. B, 700 at * June 14
American Solvents & Chemical 6*s w. w. 1936,
$1,000 at 14* Mar. 17
Assoc. G. & E. 5s, 1950, $3,000 at 8, July 14.
Binghamton L. H. & P. 5s, 1946, $1,000 at 93,
Am.
Oct. 26.
* June 1
$4,000 at 16* May 28
5 *s '37, $1,000 at 29 May 28
Commonwealth
Edison 4*s, series E,
1960,
$60,000 at 96, Oct. 26.
Com'wealth & Sou. warrants, 500 at * June 15
Cont'l G. & E. 7% Pr. pref., 25 at 36*. July 1.
Commerz und Privat
Oct.
49
Oct.
3
1
42* Oct.
41* Oct.
17
5
June 24
3* Feb. 19
75
4* July
5
9* May 20
10
May 21
Jan.
2
Jan.
4
June 16
41
49
24
88
6
7* Oct.
6* Oct.
10
21
8
19
13
Sept. 9
Aug. 31
Feb. 16
Sept. 2
17
Apr. 14
Jan. 25
Jan. 23
16
Feb. 17
76* Oct. 18
63
Oct. 14
16
11* Jan.
26
Jan.
20
May 23
Oct.
3* June
3
June
* Apr.
* Apr.
* May
* July
...
10
37
37
2
16
21
14
25
5
3
3
Aug. 11
Aug. 11
3* Aug. 11
3
Aug. 11
9 98* Oct. 19
Mar. 18 103* June 21
Jan.
13* Aug. 25
2* July
1
4
May 17
38* Mar. 17
13
13
Feb.
Jan.
18
2
Employers' Reinsurance Corp., 100 at 14, June 28.
Gen. W. W. & El. 6s B 1944. $10,000 at 6 June 6
Hamburg Elev. Underground & Street Ry. 5*s
1938. $5,000 at 23* May 25
Interstate Equities Corp. 200 at * May 21
Interstate Power 5s 1957, $5,000 at 70 Mar. 10
Iowa P. S. 5*s, 1959, $1,000 at 84 Feb. 1.
K. C. Gas 1st 6s 1942, $5,000 at 97 * Jan. 15
Middle West Util. 5s 1934, $1,000 at 1 * May 28
Middle West Util. 5s 1935, $5,000 at 1 * May 28
Nat. Pub. Serv. 5s ctfs. of dep., 1978, $5,000
at 27, Oct. 15.
New Bradford Oil 500 at * Feb. 8
Pacific Western Oil 6*s w. w. 1943, $1,000 at
46* June 7
Pub. Ser. Nor. 111.. 7% pf., 75 at 68 Apr. 5
Securities Corp. General, 300 at 2 Apr. 9
Southern Gas Co. 6*s, 1935, $1,000 at 94 Aug. 30
Southwest Dairy Products deb. 6*s 1938, $1,000
at 7 Jan. 20
Superpower Co. 6s 1961, $1,000 at 77 June 7
Tri-Utilities Corp. deb. 5s '79, $2,000 at 3 * Feb. 1
Union Term.(Dallas) 5s '42, $2,000 at 75 June 14
_
6 * Sept. 28
Welch Grape Juice, 25 at 37 * Jan. 27
Wheeling Electric 5s 1941, $1,000 at 101 May 18
Universal Pictures common. 100 at
Central States Elec. com. 100 at
3
52
x Ex-dividend.
Sylvanite Gold Mines, 100 at * Jan. 27
1947, $1,000 at 94 Apr. 26
United Lt. & Rys. deb. 6s 1973, $2,000 at 65*
Toledo Edison 5s
Cities Service deb. 5s 1950,
3
44* Jan.
13* May 31
14
June
1'
15
May 26
Oct.
4
r Sold for cash,
14
14
21 * July
1
15
May 31
83
31
29
6* Oct.
26
15* Jan.
61* Oct.
5
43* Oct. 21
90
Sept. 30
79
Oct. 27
19
Oct.
5
17
May 28
20* May 31
11* May 28
53
Jan.
7
45
Feb. 13
98* Oct.
18 103* Oct.
10
20* Oct.
Sale
Sale
5
6* Oct.
27* Oct.
Sale
1919
1921
1921
Interstate l^elep.
Sun Oil Go.
Sale
Sale
14
Sale
Govt iH'..-—1919
6*0 certificates—
& Pow. 4*s, ser
Southern Calif.
48*
47*
3
5
79
40
Argentina
106* Sept. 21
Serv.
Sale
Sale
(Colombia) 7s..1951
7*.
BlSteSone* ViufeTG2&
Cities Service
23*
20*
Sale
84
.
(City), Peru, 6*«..195£
Boranhao (State) 7s.
195f
"Under the rule" sales affecting
made as follows in 1932;
Agricultural Mtge.
10*
Lima
7s....
1935
240,000
215,000 Saarbruecken (City) 7s..1935
Santa Fe (City) Argentina
Republic extl 7a
1945
110,000
1949
203,000 Santiago (Chile) 7s
31,000 Santiago (City of) 7s.--.1961
32,000
10,000
Sale
-
.j.
1947
497,000 Mtge Bk of Bogota 7k
7s Issue of 1927 (A&O). 1947
493,000
769,000 Mtge Bank of Chile f.. - 1931
79,000 Mtge Bank of Denmark 5«1972
2*000 Newfoundland (Govt) 5s.1952
159,000 Parana t State of j, Brax7s_'6H
1959
332,000 Rio de Janeiro 6*8
28,000
6,000
2,000
Autr
11
Danzig P A Wat'way Ba
external » f 6 V4s
...1952
1,087,000
256,000
15,000
17,000
qo
Sale
of German
vtendoza (Prov)
Autr
24
26
30
41
7s._1947
6s
-1947
Hanover (City) Ger 7s
193t
Hanover (Prov) 6*8
1949
Indus Mtge Bk of Finland
1st mtge coll s f 7s—-.1944
858,000
454,000
Pub.
40* Oct.
34* Oct.
4
36
State &
Prov Banks 6s
1951
6s
-.1952
Danish Cons Munlc 5*«_1955
5s..
1953
Cent
Conn. Lt.
Sale
32
26
39
iDept of) Rep of
Colombia extl ► f 7*.-.
1
216,000
23.000
No
Sale
...
Cauc* VaBej
+
37*
/
Pittsburgh Stock
e
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH
84,919
1,216,613
Shares
October
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
October.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
1,092
STOCKS
1932.
Bid.-
Par
■
34,752
1,417
*
Blaw-Knox
Co
*
...
"565
14 Byers (A M) Co preferred.100
25
14,438 Calorixing Inc prof
25.584 Carnegie Metals Co.......10
•
6,020 Clark (D L) Candy
5,202
67.244
______
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
34,000
96,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
14,053 Armstrong Cork Co..—
650
$9,00(f
Jan. 2
*
2,416 Allegheny Steel..
*
5,570 Aluminum Good* Mfg
10 Amer Fruit Growers pref.100
3,243 Arkansas Nat Gas Corp .—*
Preferred
10
8,560
""loo
$1,000
Price
STOCKEXCHANGE
Since
Columbia Gas & Electric
Oct. 1.
Ask.
10
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
30
25
Sale
Prices
8%
....
i %
4% Sale
Sale
10
7X
Sale
2%
3%
AH
....
6
7
10.627
1,005
1H
7%
—
Hachmelster-Llnd Co
*
1,524
______
"MOO
*
Preferred....
4
—
12 n
.....
Sale
m
Oct.
8
11% Oct.
10
1H Oct.
n n oct
AH
in oct,
1H
8
2i
8% Oct.
5
185
482,676
26,539
Lone Star Gas
*
50
70 McCrady Rodgera pref
275 McKinney Mfg
_______
Oct.
2
AH
7
2
Oct.
7
65
....
J*.
3H
2%
"3"
3
5%
64
80
58
55
8H
Sale
36
3 H
AH
Sale
65
58
,
59%
Sale
8
50
6H
Sale
3
Oct.
4
Oct. *17
8
4
Oct.
27
21
5
53
Oct.
13
5H Oct.
64H Oct.
50
Oct.
24
57
Oct.
4
6H Oct.
11
8
Oct.
1
""240
11,434
.....5
Mesta Machine.....
mm
mm
•
-
mm
mm
Add
'
mm
2,891 Pittsburgh Forglhgs.
100 Pittsburgh Invest
mm
2",403
mm mm mm *m
8 H Oct.
11
5% Oct.
11
.
.
mm
2,000
8,590
3,708
9,104
5,215
mm
1,110
6
10H
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
505
2"232
San Toy Mining
Mar.
6H
11H
7
1AH
9c
Sale
Sale
Oct.
29
6% Oct.
10H Oct.
12
7c
2H Oct.
3n
Sale
19
3%
A
18
16
3
13 H
14 H
AH
11H
6H
Sale
9H
Sale
14
Oct.
3
Oct.
9H Oct.
Oct.
2
1
Standard 8teel Spring......*
10 %
United Engine Ac Fdy .__...*
United States Glass Co
25
18%
*
7
Sept.14
7
25
Jan.
7
Jan.
Jan.
25
13
16
Aug. 17
Sept. 16
85
Feb.
20
4
Oct.
27
5% Oct.
21
Jan.
7
75
2
Jan.
2
2
Feb.
10
5
18
8.4 H Obt.
3
17
11% Oct.
1
29
17H Oct.
20
2
Oct.
7
Sale
.....
17
14
12
Sale
12
Oct.
31
14% Oct.
20
1
12
3
3
3
•
14
14
14
*
16 H
50
36 H
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
26 H
Sale
12% Oct.
2A% Oct.
13
13
16H Oct.
.37
Oct.
1
4
4
300 Worthington Ball Bear B.-*
50
July 28
80
Jan.
June 11
69
Aug. 24
3H Apr.
8
Apr. 11
11
Sept.
42
Feb.
37
30
12
1
Jan.
6
May 26
Aug.
3
Oct. 11
20
Oct.
9
.Aug. 10
8% Jan. 27
14
8n Oct.
3
21
21
60
5c
18
Jan.
5% Jan.
Feb. 29
June 14
4
Oct.
3
Sept.12
Oct.
15
25
12
8% Feb. 13
21
Sept. 8
2
53
103
10c
2
56
5
1
41,806 Westlnghouse Air Brake
39,789 Westghouse El At Mfg
6,386
4
11
Security.*
913 Vanadium Alloy Steel.
565 Waverly Oil Works cl A
"
Apr. 22
3
Jan.
20
Aug.
8
Apr. 12
2
6
Feb.
9
Aug. 25
2
1
July
Jan.
Sept. 21
19% Jan.
9
6
Aug.
3
9
15
Oct.
9% Sept.
15
18
2
18
3% Jan.
22
12
1
Jan.
12
32
20% Sept.
534 Aug.
10
6
13
10
11
Aug. 10
Apr.
7
Aug. 29
6H Sept. 3
lc Aug. 11
4
5H Apr. 26
12
May 27
1
June 29
12
2
2
8
16
June 29
Apr.
1H Feb.
9% Apr.
Jan.
10% Jan. 20
10c
Sept. 29
8% Oct. 20
10
Feb.
6
15
1 h
18
12% June
3
2% June 20
1
27
Feb.
20 H May 31
....
Shamrock Oil Ac Gas...._...*
21
Jan.
4
Oct.
580 Kuud Manufacturing
mm mm
mm
Jan.
5H Oct.
11
100
200 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry.
..........5
40,378 Plymouth Oil
225 Reymers Brothers
.*
"i'loo
mm
Sale
100
25
35,711 Pittsburgh Plate Glass
20,207 Pitts Screw Ac Bolt Corp.... *
572
6c
...-50
200 Pittsburgh Coal Co
Preferred
138
mm
1
Jan.
5
....50
9,469 Pittsburg Brewing
Preferred
8,057
1,126
1,550
9H
"in "io"
100 Petroleum Exploration....25
........25c
14.200 ♦'hoenix Oil..
"3,200
mm
...50
Preferred.
2,311
12
18% Sale
*
30 Nat Fireproofing Corp
20
3
3
6
6
19
Aug. 10
47% July 15
2
Jan.
35
40
........
Jan.
25
7
tS0
Preferred
50
5,176
1,498 Jones Ac Laughlln St'l pf-.lOO
3,667 Koppers Gas Ac Coke pref.100
130
10
....
2
15
Sept. 2
5H Apr. 20
AH June
2
50
30
.....100
Preferred.......
8,462 Independent Brewing-.
1,836
5H Feb.
3
7
Harb-Walker Refrac com..
20
3 H Sept.
in Oct.
5% Oct.
Feb.
1
2
80c
7H Sale
17 H Sale
in
Sept. 8
10% Jan. 12
15
30
10
6
14
6
10
4 % Oct.
6% Oct.
Feb.
3 H June
Oct.
5
100
120
Aug. 25
6H Oct.
2H Oct.
A
A%
1%
*
10 Follansbee Bros pref
4,825
______
June 18
8
May
5
July 22
3 n May 25
2H Oct.
5
90 Donahoes Inccl A
""165
6
A7H July
2
.........10
Devonian Oil..
Highest.
Sale Prices.
30
3
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale
Prices.
Sale
13
50
10 Consolidated Ice
Bid
1,655 Crandall McK 8c Henderson.*
______
1931.
1932.;
October.
PITTSBURGH
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
Bond Sales.
1931.
200,568
1,274,574
1932.
Stock Sales.
AH July 26
9%
lc
2h
10%
23%
2
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Apr.
Aug.
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
6
10
8
12
7
11
7
2
19
6
14% Aug. 20
3
Jan.
11
17% Sept. 1
43% Sept. 3
6% Feb. 10
UNLISTED.
390 Central Tube Co
'"200
mm
mm
mm
100 Electric Bond & Share
338
29,075
9,733
11,600
1,113
30
585
5,184
mm
mm mm mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
_*
934 Sept.
Oct.
2,957 Copperweld Steel.
mm
mm
mm
General Motors Corp
Gulf Oil Corp
l"6l7
260 Penna Industries, pf_.
2,577
1,139
5,912
18,356
6,946
36,594
86,767
7,457
Pennsylvania
RR
7
Oct.
14
Sale
12
Oct.
24
l7)TOct~"~I
71
66
Oct.
27
72
Oct.
3
72
Oct.
11
72
Oct.
11
1H Oct.
21
2 % Oct.
6
25
25c
50c
Sale
72
Lone Star Gas 6% pref... 100
1,500 Mayflower Drug Co
9,872 Penroad Corp vtc
"
12 H
10
Leonard Oil Development..25
6%% preferred
14
*
67
71
100
*
*
25
100
West Public Service vtc ..*
15
Sale
30 H
27%
42
34 n
Sale
Sale
Sale
19 H
.50
United States Steel
Sale
Sale
H Sale
5%
3% Sale
12%
27%
33H
5H
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
13
28
10
60
Oct.
25
19H Oct.
31% Oct.
3
43% Oct.
7H Oct.
4
4
Oct.
25
1
7
Mar. 29
10% Jan.
28
Feb.
13
10
13% Apr. 23
20
Sept. 8
39% Aug.
9
75c
July 26
82
Sept. 7
78
Sept. 8
10c May 26
May 23
4% Sept. 6
8
Apr. 13
23% Sept. 6
37% Sept. 8
52% Sept. 6
9% Sept. 6
H June
2
Sept. 16
6 % June
1
22 34 June
2
21% July 11
2% June
2
6
100
Standard Oil of N J
5
13% Apr. 23
1% July
5
24% June 30
15c
May
7
42
July
7
70
May 11
20c
BONDS.
$11,000 McKinney Mfg 6s
1,000 Monongahela Coal 6s
22,000 Pittsburgh Brewing 6s
"l'ooo
*
No
par
value,
x
Ex-dividond.
TOash
25
1943
1949
1949
ab.
60
65
60
103
47
Aug. 25 25
July
9 103
Apr.
4 65
Aug. 25
July
9
Sept. 2 3
Exchange
New York Produce
RECORD
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
RANGE OF PRICES ON SECURITIES
Shares
1931.
759,108
7,253,402
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
-
Since
Jan. 1.
•»
M
mm
mm
—
mmmm
-.
6s
STOCKS
Allied General $3
1,600
'mm
1,300
7c
Sale
IK
25c
10c
1
9c
X
.....1
.40
.60
25c
35c
20c
1
*
Basin Montana Tunnel A
—
*
1
40,000 Belmont Metals Corp
2,800 Big Missouri Mining
1
3,000 Black Hawk Cons Mines..._1
Castle Tretheway Mines.... 1
500
100
IK
IK
2.35 Sale
1
3
.20 •
32
.12 Sale
10c
1,800
23,500
mm
mm
—
mi
mm
mm
28,800
12,000
m.
mm
mm
mm m
m-
mm
mm
—
—
—
—
mm
—
mm
..10
100 General Water Treatment..*
Golden Cycle Corp>Cap
400 Grenada Gold Mines
5,400
mm
100
14,800
...»
-
1,200
13
1.25
.80
2.00
mm
Rustless Iron
mm
Vitamin
*
Interstate Natural Gas
*
....
Jenkins Television..
519,500
1,100
75
915
Lincoln
Macfadden Publications
...
500 Metal Textile Corp
1,000 National Aviation A
100
m.
mm
-
mm
mm
mm
*
1
1,500 North
'•
■»
—
2.55
8*
♦
No par value,
a
Seller.
25c
15c
30c
.» ?
5c
5
Oct.
19
22
Oct.
20
Oct.
4
Oct.
8
12
Oct.
Mar.
8
70
Mar.
36
Sept. 20
36
8
8
82
Sept.
1
Sept. 20
85 K Aiu<. 24
19
Oct.
5
22
July
19
21
•
1.80
1.50
1.75
1.85
1.90
1.50
1.75
15c
35c
1.20
35c
4.00
1.40
Sale
12c
10
Oct.
20
2K Oct.
7
IK Oct.
20
12c" Oct" "24
Feb.
3
1.10
3K
K Oct.
14
27
1.860ct.
1.00
1.10
1.00
1.10
9K
4K
IK
K
3K
1
14 K
3
15K
25c
15c
25c
65c
45c
60c
26c
Sale
Oct.
4
.10 Jan.
7
2.55 Jan.
2
l.lOOct.
Mar. 28
1.00 Apr. 19
2
Aug. 12
18
1.50 Sept.
2
1.10 Sept. 29
K June
4
.20 Jan.
7
2K Jan.
27
June
9
1.00 Mar. 10
8
K
K
IK
6
Oct.
6
3
IK Oct.
1
K Jan. 16
9K May
4
Oct.
24
3K Oct.
X Oct.
28
14
5
Oct.
24
60c
1
6K
2.50
35c
6
25c
Oct.
20
.
Oct.
4
K Oct.
4
1.50Oct.
28
2.450ct.
3
K Oct.
21
K Oct.
21
1.00
17c
1
2
3K
3
4K
K
Oct.
25
3K Oct.
7
15c
13
Oct.
5
17c
Oct.
6
3K Oct.
7
Oct.
14
15
June
1.30 July
12c
May 31
IK July 12
,12
July
3
1
3
2
20c
35c
24c
18
3M Oct.
3m
Sale
2.16
Sale
1.70
1.75
1.90
1.90Oct.
7
1.95
1.850ct.
11
1.75
1.95
.50
40c
.1$ Sale"
60c
40c
60c
1.90Oct.
18
7
2.160ct. ■' 1
11
11
May 16
May 25
K Feb.
3M Oct.
9
Aug. 25
35c
4K
20
K Oct. 21
May 16
July 28
23c
Aug.
9
Jan,
Feb.
3K
2
K Aug. 17
7K Feb.
8
K Mar. 14
45c
May
5
1
4K
3
2
6K Jan. 19
1.46 Feb. 24
4K Sept. 12
1.50 Sept.
2
1.10 Sept. 29
4
Jan.
8
2K Oct.
.35 Jan.
25
8
2K Jan. 27
11K Jan.
15
1.03 Feb.
13
3
IK Aug.
10K Mar.
7
IK Sept. 7
10K Apr. 28
33c
Feb.
75c
Sept. 12
7
29
IK Mar.
14K Aug.
9
3
Aug. 18
26c
2K
21
42c
1
IK
2.55 Jan.
14K Aug.
9
3
Aug. 18
9
45c
10
1 K Jan.
Feb.
29c
15c
2K Feb. 19
2c May 25
6
14
Feb. 29
Feb. 13
K May 21
IK
X
15c
2K
11
30c
IK
1.50 Sale
IK
10
June 28
33c
.25
2.00
30c
1
IK Sept. 23
~9K~Oct""~5
8
6
K
K
16
1
1
21
Mar.
3
Feb. 19
.19 Mar. 10
2
1.50 June 16
7
Oct.
Aug. 17
Apr.
9
1.50 June 16
25
21c
5
1
Sept. 6
2.36 Feb. 18
1.86 Oct.
4
IK Oct.
60c
n
16
25
27
5
3K
22c
-
13c
Jan.
1.80 Mar. 31
X
'
K
IK
3K
22c
3K
.30
20
K Oct.
1.13 July
K Mar. 30
5
Sale
.13 Jan.
6
2K Oct.
7
IK Oct.
.35 Jan.
4
3
Oct.
3
Sept. 14
2.90 Feb. 15
K Oct.
OctJ
9
10
9
27
1.860ct.
75c
60c
Jan.
14
IK
8
2K
1*
20
.08 Mar. 23
.12 Jan.
2
22c
Feb.
2
32
.32
15c
2.70
18
IK Oct.
70c
2
18
Oct.
Oct.
18
IK Oct.
2K Sale
5
K Mar.
14
7c
1.10O
Octg
K Sale
85c
1.50 Feb.
1
Oct.
2.00
9K
Oct.
Apr. 21
K June 27
1.25
1.50
70c
June
.14
Mar. 11
Sale
2.00
4
10 K
10c
6
9
Aug. 17
Apr.
9
Oct.
23
7K Apr. 21
May 10
2K Sept. 29
11
2
20c
4.00
25c
19c
X
"29
Oct.
45c
1.25
K
June
.03 Jan.
18
X June 20
17c
.40
Oct.
IK
1956
.
Oct.
K
1.60
1.90
55c.
1
$2.50
K
2.11
.32
6
27
2.31
20
5c
1.85
35c
J.
25c
Oct.
IK Oct.
9c
2.06
20c
K
X
14c
May 28
40c
X
8
2K Oct.
12c
20c
K
Oct.
3
1
Vs
6c
K
.50
3
11c
IK
8
14c
.35
200 Occidental Petroleum......!
7,000
15c
.10
24
warrants
1,500
500 North Butte Mining
20c
.87
*
Amer Trust Shs_.1953
10c
.65
_..*
20c
2K Sale
20c
.40
_......*
North Amer Tr Shares
400
Oct.
12
70
10c
6c
30c
10c
18
750 No Amer Trust Shares... 1955
250
8
14
K Mar.
12c
Sale
■i!
_.*
100 Nation-Wlde Secur B
-
100
Oct.
1
K
7K
_*
600 National Liberty Ins—
$2
3,500 National Plnetree Products.*
K
10c
17
.22 Sale
1
Macassa Mines Ltd
8K
1
15K
4
1
1
Petroleum
86 Preferred
Oct.
10
19c
K
...5
800 Leverage Fixed Trust Shs__._
6,500 Moss Gold Mines Lrd
mm
.10
2
100 Magnavox Co Ltd....
..*
100 Max weld Corp
....*
5
100 Merch 8c Mfrs Fire Insur
mm
,
K
100 Lessings, Inc
100
14,500
Ironrite Ironer
600 Kinner Air & Motor...
m.
2,000
mm
6
13 K
.25
I
*
700 Kelvlnator of Canada
40,000 Keystone Cons Mines Ltd—1
._»
45,500 Kildun Mining
100
.
.75
1
I
3
IK Sale
18*
1
300 International
12
70
7K Apr. 20
2K Sept. 29
11c
.33
7
1
1.000 Homestead Oil 8c Gas
2,200
1,300
8
14
2
"~3M Sale"
*
2,800 Howey Gold Mines Ltd
13,500 Huron Holding C-D
mm
1.00
'50c" "l~25
*
7,200 Helena Rubensteln pref
24,500 Hendrlck Ranch Royalties..*
183,100 Internat'l
Highest.
Sale Prices.
7K Apr.
7K
5K
IK
3K
50 Incorporated Investors v t c.*
100 Independent Brewing
50
9,000
mm
.70
10
..10
2X
IK
1
34,900 General Electronics
2,500 General Min Mill 8c Pow..„.l
mm
mm
1
1
400 Home Insurance Co
500
S_.
.20 Sale
Fuel Oil Motors Corp
12
X
2.20 Sale
2.55 S^le
5K Sale
500 Group No Two Oil
700
319
Detroit & Canada Tunnel..*
258,000
-
2,500
!ft
100 Diversified Trust Shares C-.
600 Fremont Gold Mines
—
300
mm
IK
X
Detachable Bit of Amer....*
7,400 Eagle Bird Mine capital—.1
1
1,500 Eldorado Gold Mines Ltd
1
175,000 Fada Radio & Electric
200 Falconbrldge Nickel Mines—*
300
28,900
25c
IK
K
AA
200 Corporate Trust Shares A
12
7
IX
_*
........1
22,500 Como Mines..:
*
10,400 Continental Shares
3,600 Corporate Trust Shares
7K
8c
10c
c-J—*
500 Chemical Research
800
8c
35c
7K
600 Columbia Baking
*
300 Columbia Baking 1st pref..*
2,000
Sale
10c
15c
100 Beauharnois Power A--«.
1,500
Bale
35c
Andes Petroleum
9,800
.15
15c
22,200 Bancamerlca-Blalr Cap
100
Oct.
Oct.
19
2034 Sale
25c
.07
62,800 Bagdad Copper
mm
12
70
85
23 K
19
10c
.03
pref
100 Assoc Dye & Print v t
9,000
1,500
Sale Prices.
Ask
$1
*
*
--3
*
_-5
500 Amulet Mines, Ltd
26,500
Sale Prices
Par.
200 Amer & Dominion.
11,500
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
70
i.1941
100 Allied Atlas Cap
m.
Ask
Bid.
1962
w
329,000 Admiralty Alaska Gold
5,500
mm
Radio Keith Orph
Oct. 1.
1932.
Penn Elec 1st 5s • H"
Shares.
Shares.
mm
BONDS
3,000
8,000
-
8,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
Par
$
5,000 Chicago Rap Tr 1st 6s A. 1953
8,000 Louisiana Geo Explor 7s_1935
5,000 Pacific N W P S 6% deb-_1950
—
$454,000
Jan. 2
In
October.
•,
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
Price
EXCHANGE
$
5.000
3,000
$16,000
702,000
October
NEW YORK PRODUCE
AGOREOATE SALES.
1931.
1932.
Bond Sales.
1932.
218,599
3,814,446
Stock Sales.
October
MARKET ON THE NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
9
2K May 25
IK Mar. 14
2.60 Sept. 16
1.32 July 28
1.55 May 3
1.55 May 3
.45 Jan.
6
55c
Sept. 29
aK
Apr. 30
.12 Jan.
Feb.
20
IK July
Feb.
IK Aug.
IK Jan.
13
17
26
23
10 K
5
Feb; 23
.25 Jan.
4
3.40 Aug. 11
1
Feb.
2
9
75c
25c
May 16
Feb. 29
Feb. 27
.37 Mar. 21
Feb. 11
Feb. 25
5
30
1
Aug.
IK Jan.
3K Feb.
4K Jan.
40c
25
11
11
11
Mar. 23
K Feb.
4K Mar.
2K Mar.
2.60 Sept.
2.60 Jan.
9
23
19
16
18
Jan. 21
2.25 Mar. 28
.45 Jan.
6
58c
Sept. 28
2.45
aK Apr.
.15 Jan.
30
15
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
AGOREOATE SALES
NEW
Shares
Jan.
1,800
STOCKS
1.
Jan.
Par.
34,700 Petroleum Conversion
5
200 Petroleum Derivatives
*
500 Phoenix Oil
500 Radio Securities A
1,100
1,000
700
1
1%
33,075 Railways Corp
1,000 Railways Corp new
IK
20c
*
16 X
19
1
45c
75c
4,400
100
7% preferred
*
ik
2% Sale
*
3
7K
X
...*
1,900 Royalties Management A
1
1
150 Sky Specialties
800 Splltdorf Electric
*
200 Studebaker
*
.....
28
2
Oct.
1
2,300 Sylvestre Utilities A
40c
4K
8X
IX
*
A
*
55c
Sale
.30
.50
45c
IX
12X Oct.
28
Oct.
5
31
IK
1
Oct.
25
3
2K Oct.
3K Oct.
7K Oct.
7
27
11
4K Oct.
2K Oct.
28
31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
1
11
11
2.50
3.50
2.50
3.50
75c
1
.55
1.25
.50
3.40
300 Trustee Standard Oil B
3.35
%
%
30c"
45c"
X
65c
K Sale
90c
65c
75c
Oct.
26
3.68
X
600 Ventures
Holding
Ltd
1,000 Vipond Cons Mines
100 Warner Aircraft Corp
"3,966
700 Yo8emite Holding
6K
20c
1.75
3.50
30c
2.50
X Oct.
19
26,566
*
No par
119,100 /.enda Gold Mining
value.
2K Oct. 31
12K June 29
*
.12
.50
*
3
Feb.
8
X Jan.
13
70c
Oct.
6
31c
26
50c
2
73c
Oct.
K
IK Oct.
13
IK Oct.
13
Oct.
19
3
Oct.
22
2
K
2
23c
1.00 2.00
18c
2.55
2.85
K
K
1.620ct.
1.620ct.
3.50 Oct.
3.50 Oct.
2.550ct.
.8
Oct.
7
5
8
2.60Oct.
8
50c
65c
1
55c
75c
60c
20c
35c
15c
25c
.16
75c
12K
K
1
Vs
1%
12c
Oct.
Oct.
X Sale
.....
24
75c
Oct.
24
22c
J
25c
Oct.
7
a
IK
Sale
15c
Oct.
Oct.
24
7
7
27c
Oct.
Oct.
24
28
1
5
8c
Sept. 7
10c
Aug. 17
12X Oct. 28
2X Jan. 28
2
Sept. 9
8% Apr. 14
2X Oct. 31
18
Sept. 27
75c
Sept. 9
Sept. 8
Sept. 23
3K Oct., 11
m
3
Oct.
11
Feb.
8
X Feb. 18
3K
4%
8K
K
IK
63c
Jan.
6
Jan. 11
Apr.
8
Feb. 17
July 29
Sept. 6
Jan.
2
.73 Oct.
2
Sept.
11
26
7
X Feb.
5
Apr. 20
2.78 Sept. 14
1.85 May 27
22
Sept. 7
IK Sept. 27
1
Oct.
3
22
6K Mar. 10
Mar. 29
4
6K Mar. 18
.48 Jan.
6
2.50 Mar.
9
3.50 Oct.
5
1.70 July
21
1.70 July
15% Sept.
2.30 May
7X Jan.
% Aug.
Kt May
15
19
26
29
15X Sept. 15
3.68 Jan.
2
3
.10 Mar. 26
K Sept. 6
Aug. 25
Apr. 28
7X Jan.
Jan
2
Kt May
8
21
26
13
3
X Sept. 29
IX Aug. 27
24
58c
75c
Oct.
30c
30c
Apr. 28
H May 6
July 20
X Oct.
7
X May
90c
1.70 Feb.
7
2K Jan.
10K Mar.
Mar.
7
K Aug. 26
7
Mar.
5
3.62 Mar.
1K
10 K
5
es.
3X Feb.
2.87 Apr. 12
29
13
K
7
•
5
1.25
Sale
10
Oct.
•*
Mar. 29
3.50 Oct.
X
K
75c
29
19
5 K May 10
14c
May 26
1 00 June
9
1
25c
*
K Oct.
'/
30c
Sept.14
May 20
Sept
7
Jan. 28
Apr. 20
Sept. 14
May 27
May 12
May 21
5K Apr.
6K
5K
7
X Feb. 15
Apr. 26
12
*
1
June 28
1
22
IK
3K
18
May 23
Oct.
7
Oct. 27
Oct. 11
1.85
17
38c
_1
2
Feb.
K
2K
3K
7K
IK Oct.
18
.....1
v t c
4
June 29
2
25c
4.00
22K
IK
Sale
4,100 York Penn Gas & Utilities.. 1
200 York Shares Corp
28
IK Jan.
19
war..
5,600 Wellington Oil of Calif cap.. I
*
255,700 Western Television
250 Wisconsin Holding A..
10
"""loo
28
1
2.78
15
U S Rlec Lt 8c Pow tr ctf B_.*
100 U S Fidelity 8c Guaranty.._2
500 Utilities Hydro 8c Rails w w_*
200 Venezuelan
""'500
Oct.
2K Jan.
Oct.
50c
3.70
100 U S Elec Lt & Pow Shares A.*
Van Sweringen Corp
12
16
5
1-16 Mar. 11
30c
100 20th Century Fixed Tr "B"___
9,000
10c
Sept. 7
Aug. 17
4
.40
1
600
8c
X
5K
100 Trustee Standard Ollshrs A__
300 Utilities Hydro & Ralls
Mar.
5K June
X Sale
18K
K
700 Tread well
1,250
June
IK Mar. 12
2K
K
X
K
100
200
1
25c
IK
2X
3K
7X
6
100
Yukon
28
2K Oct.
3X
7K
6K
H
2X
%
45c
*
C-D
Tom Reed Gold Mining
1.
Highest.
Sale Pri
3
1
*
Tobacco Products
Oct.
75c
.*
B
12
.....
♦
Chemical.
300 Super Corp of America-Ai.--100 Super Corp of America B____
525 Swedlsh Ball Bearing..100 kr
100
IK Oct.
3
*
1
312,400 Shortwave 8c Television
15,000 Slscoe Gold Mines Ltd
300
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
*
200 Shamrock Oil & Gas
12,000 Sherritt-Gordon Mines
14,800
Highest.
Sale Prices.
1
*
28,000 Sanabrla Television
2,400 Seaboard Fire 8c Mar Ins. .10
$10
700 Seaboard Surety
1,900 Seaboard Util Shares warr
1,900
Lowest.
1
1
__25
100 Roxy Theatres Corp A
13
2K Sale
Rhodeslan Sel-ecTr Ltd__5 sb
250 Rossville Alcohol & Chem
20c
12K
4M
Reno Gold Mines Ltd
100
10c
K
400 Reliance Internat S3 pref
400
1K Sale
2
3,000
400
Ask.
3K
I*
*
250
600
IK Sale
$1
com
600 Rio Grande Oil
36,100
2,500
Ask. Bid,
10c
5
500
2,000
Bid.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31.
Oct. 1.
Ask.
Bid.
25c
500 Powell Mining Prop (Rouyn)l
100 Prima Company
*
5
500 Public Fire Insurance
100
JAN.
2
1932.
v
Shares
SINCE
Price
EXCHANGE
October.
RANGE
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
YORK PRODUCE
Since
In
7
Oct.
24
% Jan.
21
5c
Feb.
8
6
18
7
4
2 X May 17
7X Aug. 31
X Jan. 20
27c
Oct.
28
V
Chicago Stock Exchange
RECORD
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
Shares
1932.
752,000
_______
14,128,0Q0
October
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
STOCK EXCHANGE
PRICES ON CHICAGO
RANGE OF
Stock Sales.
1932.
1931.
$293,000
9,672,000
$1,643,000
9,247,000
Bond Sales.
1931..
October.
2,230,000
29,627,200
_
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31---
-
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
In
Jan.
October.
3,000
6,000
19,000
28,000
W
«•:
«
:-&■
r
i
5s series B
1,000
10,000
Adjustment 4s
34.000
19,000
1,000
mt
—
'm*
1.000
103,000
:»i
28,000
ft
—
—
f
—
6,000
40,000
,U
7
50
50
45
12
14
Sale
Sale
48%
11
14%
fc.65,000
Federal Pub Service
tftH
Great Lakes Util
2
5
6
10
100
96
<
•
1
a
1
.
3,000
Ba
20
73.000 Metrop West Side 4s...—1938
Extension 4s
.1938
16.000
2,000 Nat Pole & Treating 6s—1936
1978
1,000 Nat Pub Service 5s
38
42,000
Oct.
48
7
7
10
5
8
1
4
5
9
101
100
101
93
93
95
103
76
77
35
77
33
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
18
78
25
34
Oct.
24
3
30
Sale
30
Oct.
31
41
Oct.
19
61
63
1% Oct.
10
2% Oct.
24
2%
1%
5,000
_
-
—
—
~
~
Shares.
350
100
180
1st mtge 5%a
1958
1945
10,000 Union Elevated 5s
1,000 United Public Serv 6s A—1942
1947
2,000 United Pub Util 6s A
49,500
STOCKS
Shares.
7,398
'
10.100
37%
Allied Motor Ind Inc com..
Allied
10 Altorfer Bros conv pref
859 Amer & Dominion com
2,900
loo
50
2.100
3,041
5,700
A..*
*
3
Co com..'
Fur Mart Bldg pfd-_100
American Equities
100 Amer
100
Products Corp cl
pref..100
Radio & Tel St CorpUtil & Gen class B
*
American Pub Serv
Amer
50 Amer
420 Amer-Yvette Co Inc
41%
41
19%
19%
22
22
39
14
16%
16%
14
11
Oct.
35
*
2.100 Asbestos Mfg Co com
1
103
101
92
86
91
99% 101
45
66%
40
45
98%
99%
65
67
100
103
100
103
bct7"l9
62
78
Oct.
18
38
Sept. 23
2254 Apr.
8
27 % Mar. 21
30
Oct. 31
66
Sept. 21
% May
4
28
-
91% Jan.
28
Oct.
11
28
14%
72,350
120
740
30
~""60
—*
Class A
..100
7% preferred
Assoc Tel Util
$6
S6
conv
cum
Co com
pref A
prior pref.....
920
•
•
-*
*
$7 cum pref
30 Automatic Washer conv pf__*
30
30
11*
11
1% Sale
Sale
%
%
% Sale
21%
23%
15
16%
2
jf
23%
7
OctT~26
66
40
50
5,950
79.530
2,470
400
300
526,000
23,320
790
65,850
170
*
1%
36
40
%
%
21%
13%
10% July
12% July
37
Feb.
Feb.
%
h
■
2H
2%
1%
41
Apr.
Oct.
6
13
Oct. 18
Oct. '11
6
22% Oct.
15% Oct.
6% Oct.
25
3
11
18% June
6%
14
8% Oct.
26
Oct.
13
% Oct.
6
8% Ocr.
26
Oct.
1
1%
6
7%
%
2
43
%
%
1%
4%
42%
49%
50
76
78
12%
12%
2
25
37
55
7%
35
40
7%
12
70
2%
....
2%
1
1%
5%
43
10
% Oct.
6
1% Oct.
5% Oct.
27
25
1% Oct.
6% Oct.
11
14
Oct.
21
7% Oct.
3
1% Oct.
7
Oct.
17
2% Oct.
7% Oct.
50
9
10
1
2%
6
82
30
6%
%
17%
1
4
4
8
%
Sale
....
7%
1
3
24%
9% Sale
85
nl/i
7
2
9
1
19
8
2
1
3%
6
15
30
60
2
2%,
11% Sale
65%
80
3
7
Oct.
Oct.
27
9
6
1
Oct.
Oct.
4
6
4% Oct.
13
4% Oct.
8% Oct.
10
Oct.
15
14% Oct.
3% Oct.
13
2
10% Sale
2% Sale
2%
2
5% June 15
Jan. 29
July
8
% Mar. 15
% Feb. 27
3% June
1
8% Oct. 26
% June 20
% Aug. 30
4% Aug.
4
4% July 19
% Jan.
4
% Apr. 22
% Sept. 29
% Apr. 20
1% July 28
5% Oct. 25
39
Aug. 13
% June 14
50
Apr. 13
2
Oct.
68% Apr.
1
40
Feb.
33'
Feb.
9
6
9
Apr.
34
2 100% Sept. 27
May 28
9
Mar. 16
29% Apr.
42% Mar.
July
23% Feb.
45% Mar.
31% Jan. 13
18% Sept. 8
Jan.
12
6
Feb. 20
% Mar. 3
% Jan. 15
Sept. 8
8% Oct. 26
2% Sept. 8
2% Jan. 21
9
10
50
Jan.
18
Jan.
14
14
% Apr. 22
% Jan.
1
,Mar.
3
% Jan.
7
3% Aug. 25
6% Oct. 14
54
Jan.
6
2
Sept. 27
66
Mar. 10
54% Jan.
12
77
27
12% Jan.
1
June
4
June 27
35
6% Aug. 23
8
Aug. 17
20
2%-Aug. 16
21
7
9
7
1
7
23
43
28
Mar. 12
Feb.
4
9
Sept. 23
Jan.
21
1
Oct.
6
1
Oct.
6
3
Feb.
19
4
Aug.
4
3
June 21
26
65
2
May 13
May 31
81% Jan.
Jan.
14
Jan.
15
%
10%
18%
5%
4%
.
5%
%
25
7
10
14% Sale
3% Sale
2
12
11*
60
6
%
51
IH
7
7%
.....
9
1
3
2
10
Ex-dlvidend.
22
23
28
15
38% Sept. 19
Aug.
3
90
Jan. 23
99
Aug. 25
66
Oct. 26
Oct. 27
16% Oct. 21
23% Feb.
1
45% Mar. 7
26
21
4%
2
51
49
x
19
100
Aug.
24% Oct.
16% Oct.
1%
6%
%
7%
24%
22%
16
Sale
6
9% Sale
%
Common
676,750 Borg-Warner Corp com
10
7% preferred
100
1,670
•
550 Borin Vivitone Corp pref
*
4,950 Brach & Sons (E J) com
*
200 Bright Star Elec cl A...
No par value.
21
91
Balaban & Katz Corp—
400
27
"i% "2%
*
com—
.
4*
25
Preferred..
..100
Bastian-Blesslng Co com
*
Baxter Laundries Inc A
*
Beatrice Creamery com
50
Bendix Aviation Corp com..*
Biuks Mfg Co cl A cv pref..»
Blums Inc conv pref
.*
1,240 Backstay Welt Co
Oct.
16% Oct.
23
"14% "l7""
1
4
7
7
6%
5%
67""
1,550
23
91
63
390
Oct.
91% Jan.
35
Oct.
72% June
98
Sept.
4434 May
82%
Co..*
»
2,290
Apr.
9
27% Mar. 21
41
75
Mar.
3
38% Jan. 14
Mar.
3
24% Jan. 27
Aug. 13
Aug. 13 100
92% June
66%
52
340 Associated Apparel com
40
24
26
Oct.
98
69
18
700 Assoc Tel & Tel Co $6 w w..*
Investment
7
Mar.
90
89% Mar. 23
Sept. 6
Feb.
40
103
88
66
100% 102
55
Associates
2
4 102
38M Sept.
102
54
1,350
8
June
6
98% Mar. 17
98% Jan. 11
60
29
15
33
com—-*
8,300 Appalachian Gas Corp com
6,100 Art Metal Works com
8
25
10
29
8
10
13
33
33
26
25
...
*
1,870 Adams (J D) Mfg com
•
4,500 Adams Royalty Co com
1,500 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com..10
400 AU-Amer-Mohawk class A37,100
2,150
10
Acme Steel Co
13
13
2
1
7
12
•
Oct.
29
32
V v.-
Par.
Abbott Laboratories com..
5134 Aug.
15
Sept.
54
Aug.
51% Sept.
20
Sept.
9% Aug.
3% Mar.
3
28
23
30
7,000
7
__
_
i-
5H«A 1949
1948
2,000 Standard Pub Serv 6s
Co 1st 8 f g 5s-...1944
41,500 Swift
208 So La Salle St Bldg—
8
Oct.
Mar.
100
99
July
46
.
1937
6%s ser G—i'L
68
1% Sale
5
35
5
89 HI Mar.
94
Aug.
90
104% 102
78
Oct.
8
20
Oct.
6
June
2
94 % Feb. 29
88
June
4
94%
95
93%
93%
99
2,000 Northern Util 6s A—--—1943
60,000 Peoples Gas L & Coke 6s_1957
24.000 Pub Serv 1st ret gold 5s_.l95h
Pub Ser Sub Corp
Oct.
48% Oct.
40
July
34% Apr.
33 % June
6% Apr.
35
Apr.
35
Apr.
8% Apr.
4% Mar.
3% Mar.
Prices.
46% Mar. 11
59* Oct. 26
5
26
35
18
25
100
63
*30-" Sale"
warrant —1949
7s
1935
Kansas Power & Light—
1st & re# 6s C
1947
5,000
3,000 Lindsay Nunn Pub 6s A. 1994
68,000
41
7
28
27
Iowa El Lt & Power
47,000
Oct.
39% Oct.
102
102
95
30
Ss without
15,000
IB 10.000
46
■
6s—1947
1942
5%8
**
124,000
Oct.
45% Oct.
43% Oct.
11
75
1
5
46
10%
45
45
10
5
104
1 11 1
11
1
Oct.
41
8%
101
97~~
41
39
2
101
5
7
26
8
-
Oct.
42
43%
43%
59% Oct.
26
59% Oct.
40
40
7
50
49%
17
48
102
21.000 Grigsby-Grunow 6s_.—1936
1936
5.000 Holland Furnace 6s.
1940
7,408.000 Insull Utlllnv 6s
6,000
46%
12
48%
48
6s..—1937
*£ 2.000
1.000
*
"
46%
45
8
1927
Comm Edison 1st m 5s A 1953
5s series B
1954
1st mtge 4%s C
1956
1st mtge 4%s D
1957
1st mtge 5%s ser G
1962
Commonw Sub Corp 5jjs 1948
Consol Elec & Gas
*
-
^
8*
1927
»<**
..
45%
45%
Purchase money 5s
•
31 % Apr.
59% Oct. 26
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
Sale
Sale Prices
Sate Prices.
Ask.
Bid.
"45" "45" "50"" "35" "40""
'40"
-.1927
35,000
Ask
Bid
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
Oct. 1.
Ask.
Bid.
74,000 Chic City & Con Rys 5*--1927
359.000 Chicago Railways 5s
1927
1st mtge 5s ctf of dep.-1927
i 450,000
5s series A
1927
89,000
'
«.
1932.
1945
83,000 Allied Owners 6s
y 5,000 Amer States Pub Serv 5%s '48
1944
2,000 Butler Bros 5s
5,000 Calumet & So Chic 5S.-.1927
1927
111,000 Chicago City Ry »s
Certificates of deposit. 1927
269,000
5,000
2,000
m
Jan. 2
BONDS
1.
Price
s
$
1
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
10
2
1
1
4
May 26
July 19
2% Sept. 9
1
_
8
Mar. 29
4
Feb.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
14
15
14
15
10
.....
8% Sale
74
80
5%
7
7% Oct.
73
Oct.
10
11% Oct.
1
26
75
Oct.
3
3%
50%
%
4%
%
May
May
1 an.
July
Mar.
26
26
14
13
2
14% Sept.
8
8
19
7% Jan. 21
% Mar. 2
85
1
Aug.
Jan.
CHICAGO
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Shares.
400
200
500
100
Jan.
STOCKS
1.
1932.
210
100
"""266
620
Bid.
Par
Shares.
2,500 Brown Fence & Wire cl A — 1
1,750
Class B.
*
26,000 Bruce Co (E L) com 1.
540 Bucyrus-Monlghan class A-.*
%
3
2
1333 Sale
10 H
15
3,800
Common.-...-.3,500
Convertible preferred
61,850 Butler Bros-.-.
Ask
Bid.
6
833
5
2%
534
3
2
Sale
10
14
Oct.
10
17
14
Oct.
3
6
•
Sale
Pricet
6% Oct,
2X Oct.
Oct
Oct.
..."
Sale
7
3
5
27
.20
133
1
934
15
133 Sale
2
8%
3
2X
2X
2%
7X
10
533 June
1
July
1
8
2
June 20
6
7
Oct.
3
May 12
234
33 Feb. 20
May 28
3
11
2
Oct.
27
2% Oct.
3
1
2
Oct.
24
7X Oct.
10
3% Oct.
7X Oct.
7
10
7
4%
Sale
37 X
4X
Sale
37
4
Oct.
22
Oct.
22
4
32
Oct.
8
37X Oct.
1
15
27
27
X Oct.
633 Oct.
8
4
,
July 30
Oct.
Prices
833 Sept. 9
2X Sept. 23
14
Jan.
7
16
Jan. 29
933 Aug.
9
4
% Sept. 7
% Jan. 14
Aug. 29
333 Oct.
33 Apr.
33 Apr. 29
15
Sale
65
Sale
Prices.
33 Sept.
j*
2%
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest
Sale
Prices.
2X Oct.
4X Oct.
6
7
2X
5X Sale
633
6
Sale
Ask
15
*
2,100 Canal Const Co conv pref—*
2,600 Castle & Co (A M)
10
6,150 CeCo Mfg Co Inc com
_.*
420 Cent Cold Storage Co com.20
12,350 Central 111 Pub Serv pref---*
Bid.
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
Oct. 1.
Ask
10
180 Bunte Bros common...
Burnham Trad Corp—
2,150
.
Jan. 2
Since
October.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
CHICAGO
AGGREGATE sales
61
EXCHANGE
STOCK
22
May 27
Feb.
10
133 Jan.
833 Jan.
6933 Jan.
7
15
21
6
2
Cent III Secur Corp—
600
350
"""350
250
19,815
17,250
»
Common
Convertible preferred
*
440 Central Ind Power pref—100
31,750 Cent Pub Serv Corp A
•
3,300 Central Public Util A
~*
310
2,850
V t c common
— 1
159,200 Central S W Util com new..*
5,670
Prior Hen preferred
♦
8,249
Preferred
*
Cent West Pub Serv—
510
Class A—
....*
120
530 Chain Belt Co com——.—*
250
2,000
270
150
50
300
300
6,550
450
20,150
*
540 Cherry Burrell Corp com—
Chic City 8c Con Ry—
80
preferred—*
*
•
*
10,850
Convertible preferred
♦
400 Chicago & N W Ry pref ..100
49,350
Common..
100
1,050
1,050
Participation
Certificates of deposit
820 Chicago Electric Mfg A
66,900 Chicago Investors Corp com
40
240}
100
Prior lien
250 Chicago Rys part ctf ser 1.100
470
Part cert! fa series 2
100
410 Chicago Towel Co conv pref ♦
20
650
638,350 Cities Service Co com
•
10,710 Club Aluminum Uten Co—*
4,100
800 Coleman Lamp 8c Stove com*
319,065 Commonwealth Edlson-_-100
45,550
Rights (New)
20 Community Pow & Lt $6 pf--»
110 Comm Tel Co cum partlc.—•
60 Construe Mat'l Corp com—*
192,550
100
10
27,300
6,800
29,100
1,000
140
60
200
1,950
4,100
12,190
438,410
83,440
3,110
496,290
39,900
70,050
18,950
4,880
1,660
1,340
$3H preferred ...
Consumers Co com
6% prior pref
A
Corp
com.*
Corporation
8
Sec of Chic allot ctf--. *
*
25
100
Lighting Inc com
*
Mfg Co com——-—5
Common
10 Dayton-Rubber
Mfg pref—..*
50
pref.100
100
100
8% preferred
100
Empire Pub Serv Corp A--—*
Fair Co (The) preferred—.100
20
245
Fits Simons 8c
150
Common new
10
Hall Printing Co com
*
Hussman-Llgonler Co com..*
Illinois Brick Co
25
Illinois Nor Utilities pref.100
Indep Pneum Tool v t c——*
Insult Util Invest Inc...-.—*
Class B—
Without warrants
Preferred series
10 Interstate Power
1,300
150
150
1,100
60
130
50
1,100
2.--—----*
$6 pref..
*
4,050
1,430
_
.100
3,980 Kentucky Util it cum prefi.50
1,900 Ken-RadTube A Lp com A_\i*
4,500 Keystone Steel A Wire com.*
Preferred
2*
.....
4
Ex-dft Itlend
X Oct. 25
9X Oct.
20
Oct.
~
10
Oct. 20
5% Oct. 10
IX Oct.
% Oct.
3X Oct.
27
3X
IX
2
2
Oct.
10
3
20
Oct.
IX Oct.
17
1
5
5
5
1
28
16
Oct.
11
5
Oct.
10
10
15%
Sale
Sale
9
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
X Oct.
13
26
% Oct.
10
Oct.
13
X Oct.
22
4% Oct.
X Oct.
1
15
6933 Oct.
11
76% Oct.
60
334 Sate
X
1
50
5X
72 X Sale
1*3 Oct.
1
45
Oct-
13
3
Oct.
11
45
1
...
3
4X
2%
5*
2ys Sale
18X Sale
4X
534
5X
39
5
5
2
Sale
6X
65
4k
26
Oct.
234
X
1
4%
X
X
2%
4%
1% Sate
18% Sale
"4"
8
6
46
30
6
6
5
% Oct.
5
IX Oct.
1633 Oct.
10
5
2% Oct.
18% Oct.
1
4X
3X Oct.
5X
10
5
Oct.
14
30
Oct.
6
Oct.
Oct.
13
22
10
5
5% Oct.
7X Oct
3
4
3
7 33
1
2
5
11
6
Sale
5
5
35
15)4 Jan. 'U
X Aug. 16
% Oct. 17
2
Jan.
27
10
5
Oct.
1
Mar. 31
133 Oct. 26
1
Apr. 19
X Feb. 10
45
Oct.
13
1X May 28
X May
5
10
2X
6X
Jan.
29
13
Jan.
13
June 15
33 Oct.
Aug. 24
% June
3
733 June 29
133 June
1
1
13
June
6
64
5
Oct.
Oct.
7
6% Oct.
28
5
134
134
3%
5X
5
15
21
17
4
Oct.
24
5% Oct.
7
17
Oct.
31
Oct.
31
5
433
Sate
17
5
Feb. 24
May 28
May
4
16
24
12
15
July
50
17
25
13
20
23
Aug.
26
12
5033
55
20
30
16
25
31
May
3
19
33 Jan.
26
Jan.
11
83
14
15
H
9X
8X
7
Oct.
6
7% Oct.
21
20
9
9
Oct.
5
9
Oct.
5
2
2X
333
2X
9%
3X
6
1
3
1
3
10X
9
3
13 X
IX
12 X
Sale
1
Sale
934
Sale
10X
11X Sale
534
7
Vs
Oct.
8
1
Oct.
Oct.
10
10
Oct.
IX
% Oct.
24
433 Oct.
3% Oct.
333 Oct.
11
25
28
4
Oct.
28
Oct.
10
15
Oct.
10
433
3%'
533
4%
6
334
4%
43
15
20
12 33
14
i
6%
334
"I"
6
3
16
9X Sale
2X Sale
1233 Oct.
13-3 Oct.
1233 Oct.
8X
X
8
6
9X
6
1534
12
10
;
Oct.
4
1% Sale
5
5
1
IX
20
1233
15
Oct.
1
533 Oct.
6
433 Oct./ 11
14
733
5
6
4
2%
2X
533 Oct.
233 Oct.
27
25
Oct.
5
Oct.
19
47A
4
434
94
4X
4
95
60
90
J*
66
20
8
11
10%
Sate
333 Oct.
14
Oct.
Oct.
31
13
66
8
433 Oct.
11
66
Oct.
31
13
Oct.
20
5X Sale
15
13
30
Sale
100
24H
Sale
8
IX
3%
1
IX
5
6
4X
5
6%
12
4
10 X
5
3
6
IX Oct.
4% Oct
10
Oct.
29
1033 Oct.
18
3
IX Oct.
5% Oct.
6
4
Oct.
3
1033 Oct.
18
5
2X
40
38
1
5X
21X
2X
17 X
3
50
40
28
IX
6
50
13%
3%
35
25
3
23
1
5%
5%
1
40
30
3X Sale
13
233
•
233
Sate
%
34
X
233
Feb. 17
19
2
13
12
4
Mar. 21
Mar. 21
Sept. 8
Jan. 18
Jan. 22
Jan. 15
Jan.
7
Jan. 18
2% Sept. 6
1% Jan. 12
22
20
21
2
3
15
28
18
15
1
1133 Jan.
5
15
2
Mar. 22
5% Jan.
6
June 16
Jan.
4
1133 Mar.
434 Sept.
7
7
15
Aug. 12
Feb.
6
15
95
13
30
3
27
29
24
Jan. 18
633 Jan. 14
15
Jan.
5
17
Jan. 13
46% Feb.
S
2733 July 27
2
Feb. 17
7
Aug.
6
29
12
533 May 28
13
Oct.
33 Apr.
X Apr.
% June
4633 Feb.
2733 July
133 Jan.
233 May
3
Oct.
6
7
Jan.
6
18
Jan.
2
17
10
3
Oct.
4
Oct.
5
28
Oct.
5
25
33 Apr.
Apr.
4
19
20
24
20
Oct.
27
25
Oct.
14
14
June
7
1
2
133 Oct.
19
133 Oct.
19
Oct.
10
5
Oct.
10
X Apr. 18
Apr.
5
24% Aug.
4
2
Sept. 12
833 Aug.
6
50
Jan.
4
19
2
19
Feb.
2
33 Oct.
13
33 Mar. 17
1
Feb.
2
36
Apr.
Oct.
2X Oct.
5
33
10
IK
5
6%
31%
0
30
33 Oct.
X
271
1833 Oct.
10
1
Sale
133
13!
Sept.13
July
7
10
3
20
•
5
133 Oct.
31|
233 Oct.
3
133 Oct.
7.
2 33 Oct.
3
20
20
2
Mar.
28
.
33
Jan. 16
Sept. 15
7
2
18
2
5X
~12X
Feb. 13
% Feb. 16
30
16
x
lii
42
Jan. 19
4534 Jan. 23
55
Jan. 19
33 Jan. 26
86
Feb.
2
28
*
X
15
Sept. 8
233 Sept. 13
2233 Mar. 9
5
Aug. 16
40
Feb.
8
48
Jan. 14
11%
10
25M
31
4
Jan.
8
23
8
2
20 X
533 Feb.
15
3
333 July
3X July
233 June
15
Sept.
11
May
3X July
1
May
1
Feb.
333 Aug.
50
Apr.
14
2
2
Jan.
4
Jan.
6
Oct. 22
June 15
Jan.
3933 Jan. 18
833 June
1
IX Apr. 22
X May 17
33 Mar. 22
X Mar. 21
X Mar. 21
1
Aug. 20
9
Aug.
3
X July 28
534 June 10
7
July 12
333 Jan.
6
33 Apr.
8
133 Jan. 12
8
8
6
833 Apr. 13
133 May 25
Sept. 8
5
Jan. 12
10
Jan.
5
% Feb. 17
16
X
Aug.
8
8
8
11
15
5
X Feb. 10
7
Sept.
Aug.
Jan.
8
2}
17]
Feb.
Jan.
6
8*3 Apr. 13
1
Feb.
5
Aug. 12
2
Apr.
6
3
July 22
% Feb. 17
Feb.
Jan.
2
9
233 May
Mar. 15
I*
June 23
43
39
2W
13
13
19
2
Aug. 23
1433 Jan.
333 Sept.
June
15
3
4
33 Apr.
33 Apr.
233 July
2
5
7
1433 Aug. 25
2
Jan. 27
3
May 12
5
Jan. 11
% Oct. 10
66
Jan.
5
6^3 Feb. 19
133 Sept. 10
Jan.
22
10
28
Mar. 11
233 Sept. 14
Sept. 8
Jan. 27
20
29
534
5
2 122
4
133
22
22
Aug. 23
3
.Apr.
% Feb.
8
Oct.
Oct.
28
433 May
Oct.
6% Oct.
3
3
9X
1
Feb.
48 33 June
1
Jan.
7
6
Apr.
133 Feb. 16
Jan.
9
4
Jan.
% June
933 July 11
8
12
3
1333
25
55
14
10
2
39
5
5
May 23
2
Sate
35
8
4X
12
5
X Oct.
333 Jan. 14
233 Sept. 13
Apr. 27
July
6
1
1
14
22
2
Sept.12
633 Feb. 19
Jan. 13
44
Jan. 19
33 Oct.
29
Sa|e
IS
Jan.
Jan.
15
50
27
Oct.
133 Jan.
June 30
4
10% Oct.
3% Oct.
2% Oct.
173-3 Oct.
*1X Oct"
IX
534
76 X
X
234
6
4
3
6X
4
1
2
100
4,060 La Salle Ext Univ com
10
940,Lawbeck Corp 6% cum pfdlOO
1,130 Leath A Co cum pref
*
109,800 Llbby, McNeill A Libby.... 10
452 Lincoln Printing Co 7% pf.50
7,700
Common
— *
t
25
20
A Lt 1st pf B *
1
7,850 Katz Drug Co com..
29,650 Kelloflg Switchboard com..10
No par value,
X Oct.
I
%
Sale
10
4
6X
300 Klmberly Clark Corp com
40
24
26
1*
17%
52
Sale
X
10 x
240
Oct.
5
30
IX
40
5
116h 11733
133 Sale
.*
Kalamazoo Stove com.....
Preferred
Sale
.J
4h
Jefferson Electric Co com.—*
510
20
10
1
66
5H
1%
259 Kansas City Pr
""250
--
...
50
$7 preferred
...
*
540 Investment Co of Amer com.*
*
7,290 Iron Fireman MfgCovtc
6,260
3,750
15
9
36,240
421,500
4,200
49,960
Oct.
8
333
1
IT*
Sale
1,100
290
2
3
J*
"300
100
5
1
3X
334
234 Sale
1
2
*
2,200 Harnlschfeger Corp com
5,550 Hart-Carter Co conv pref...*
185 Hart Schaff A Marx com. .100
4,000 Hormel A Co (Geo) com A._*
34,854 Houdaille-Hershey class A..*
13,850
1,900
V4 1
8
"
133 Oct.
% Oct.
IX Oct.
16
X Sale
12
IX
17
10
Oct.
;
:::::
34,350
80
4
12X
8X
1
Oct.
1
21
~
21
—-
600
110
5
X
X June 28
1933 Aug.
6
% May
6
33 Oct.
3
X Oct. 21
X May 25
8
June 29
5
.
.1.
300 Greyhound Corp com—...
271,310 Grigsby-Grunow Co com
50 Ground Gripper Shoe com..
■V
10
4
16
1
"ix "ix
13
8X
233 Sate
17 h Sale
63,200 Great Lakes Aircraft A
78,120 Great Lakes DAD com....
470 Greif Bros Cooperage A com
"650
Sale
21
10
IX
750
20
133
133
2
3,060 Goldblatt Bros Inc com
200
65
7
ctfs——
50 Gen Wat Wks & Elec A com.
940 Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B—
150
200
1533
Preferred vot tr
150
17,500
1233
15
840 Gardner-Denver Co com
974 General Candy Corp A.——
1,000 General Parts Corp conv pf.
Gen Theatres Equip Corp—
10
10
Connell Dock
8c Dredge Co com
— •
3,950
15,757 Foote Bros GAM Co.———o
30
1,600
4,250
IK
770 Empire G 8c F Co 6%
600
633% preferred
1,650
7% preferred-
1,050
300
-•
80 Eddy Paper Corp (The)
El Household Util Corp
23,560
20
1034
X
X
4'
~~
-*
1,375 Dodge Mfg Corp pref
900
Sate
20
Preferred
Curtis
Sale
45
Crane Co com
Curtis
1
IX Sale
% Sale
IX
2
35
% Oct.
5X Oct..
#
34 Oct.
X Oct.
X Oct.
*
,g
30
Sale
55
it*
370 Decker (Alf) 8c Cohn Inc. — *
340 Deep Rock Oil conv pref
*
510 Dexter Co (The) com
5
•
810 De Mets Inc pref w w
90
5
1234
Preferred
%
733
28
45
*
*
Continental Steel Corp
Cord
lh
*
-----5
100
Cont Chic Corp common
33
6%
55
100
50 Chic N S A Mllw pref
"""266
13* Sal*
Feb.
June
14
Jan.
20
33 May
30
Jan.
1X Oct.
7«
45
26
35
14
6
10
Jan. 14
Mar. 7
Jan.
8
Feb.
CHICAGO
63
aggregate sales.
In
October.
Jan. 1.
Price
I
STOCKS
Shares.
n
12,400 I
4,100 1
5,450 1
T.760
33,060 1
i«
I
100 1
450
550
8X
Sale
M
3H
4
8
34
9
11
AX
5X Sale
30
28
7X
Highest
Sale Price*
4
8X
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2
lix
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Oct.
4
26
20
2334 Oct.
27
Oct.
29
7
10
6
Sale
6
Oct.
2
4X
.
1001
"""350
Sale
7,0601
3X
2X
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
4
3
Lowest.
2X
3X
234 Oct.
7X
8X
734 Oct.
1134
Highest.
Sale Prices
4
14
18
22
2
JH
30
Lowest.
134 Oct. 11
334 Oct. 11
2% Oct. 25
2X
1
3
I
2!
103^ Sale
13
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
nVA
23
12"
1,0801
11,200 1
3,755 J
13,950
100
450
Ask.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31.
Oct. 1.
1932.
Bid.
150
150
660
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
Since
Sharse.
EXCHANGE
STOCK
Oct""27
Oct. 26
534 Oct.
1
28
Oct.
5
734 Oct.
8
2
234 Oct.
3
Oct.
3
1401
Sale Prices.
134 Oct. 11
134 May
5
1
June 10
20
Apr.
1
Aug. 17
10
134 July 11
2 34 June
2
2054 June 17
3
May
6
234 Feb. 25
2
July
5
28
Aug. 22
1034 Jan. 20
73I Jan. 19
3X Aug.
8
PAX Aprr
1
1831
Feb# 24
5
Mar. 19
534 Jan. 1*
35
Feb. 13
1034 Jan.
5
234 Feb. 25
434 Jan.
8
37
Mar. 31
'
"...
..
..
•.-
40
Jan.
Convertible preferred, —•
larshall Field 8c Co
10 X
13 Vs
com...*
"""366
143,265
3,070
6,150
"""750
6,650
4
10
650
1,030
12,700
16
48,450
1,920,658
32,700
laterial Service
Corp com.10
2,200
4,405
44,525
139,400
5,460
mmmmrnm
""150
850
350
m m
m
"70
650
800
100
3,900
m
m
mmm
m
150
mm
20
■
-
.
300
820
1,350
10 X
Sale
X
X
5X
5*
2H" 3"
5
22
10 M
6
5X
34 Oct.
7
IX Oct.
X
nX
151 "2"
Oct.
2
Oct.
4
12
Oct.
434 Oct.
25
534 Oct.
34 Oct.
7
34 Oct.
3
134 Oct.
X Oct.
134 Oct.
7
18
8
2
Oct.
7
1
Oct.
Oct.
6
4
3
Warrants A
Warrants B
$6
X
—
pref. "A"--.-.--*
Co com—
conv.
Ildland United
Warrants .————-*
J
Sale
5X Sale
14
10
preferred—-
Convertible
35
42
100
100
Miller 8c Hart Inc conv
pref.*
2X
%
IX
2X
49
X
13 X
10 x
50
12
1-16 Sale
"ex
40
100
7% prior Hen
Preferred 6% A
Preferred 7% A
2
IX
7X
51
OX
8X
iol"
15
2
IX
X
IX
X
2
2
4X
13X
5X
10
-.—.10
230
3,100
25,900
6,500
—
7X
5
Oct.
21
8
Oct.
4
2
Oct.
17
734 Oct.
6
3
434 Oct.
10
Oct.
29
1
2
Oct.
10
Oct.
1
434 Oct.
834 Oct.
ox
10
450
m.
m
mm
—
~
Line Co com—5
Modlne Mfg com
300 Mohawk Rubber common—*
2,240 Monroe Chemical Co com—*
-
440
260
Preferred..
2,530
2,150 Morgan Lithograph com
150
*
1
io
IX
2 x
25 X
1
'
m
m
mmm.
-
50
3,050 Nachman Sprlngfllled com.*
40
790 National Battery Co pref—*
250
116,900
m'm
20
350
12,600
■
mm m
—
\
490
•'I-:.-.'
20
•
m m
:~i
m
500
/
mmm-m-m m
'
■
m
tm
m
—
m
29
8
8
$3H conv preferred
•
m mm
m
m
—
~
~
m.
—'
19>*
50
m'rn
m
'
350
X
m
4
>£
15 X
X.
8
4X
143^
X
Oct.
3
3
6
Oct. 27
2634 Oct.
8
3
Oct. 27
2634 Oct. 19
34 Oct
25
34 Oct.
6
3
IX
134 Oct.
3
134 Oct
5
334 Oct.
5
4X Oct. 29
34X
.J4.
20
5
Sale
Sale
7
2X
2X
2X
26^
4
8
34 Oct. 21
6ft 8*
IX
X
%
9H
434 Oct. 26
1534 Oct. 26
X Oct. 28
6
15X
A..*
com..*
5!
17 J
No 8c So Amer Corp A
com..*
1
3
434 Oct. 26
1534 Oct.
34 Oct.
26
4
Oct.
X
34 Oct.
11
21
334
34
234
334
3X
Sale
21
1
2%
IX
X Oct.
1
15X
16X
18
1
1
Sale
3
Sale
OX
4X
.7
33
12
34
34
Oct.
10
0
10
"oxOctT"~8
3
Oct.
134 Oct.
2X
V*
5
5
134 Oct
34 Oct.
5
-
6
Oct.
26
6
18
12
Oct.
15
1834 Oct.
25
334 Oct.
134 Oct.
634 Oct.
4
Oct.
6
5
60
5X
70
59
6X
6
12X
11
9
10X
11
Oct
11
15X
11
Oct.
6
1334 Oct.
5
11
8
4
13
7X
5
13
9
12
5X
Aug.
July
Aug.
Aug.
19
15
20
23
-4-
5
'Oct" "26
5
Oct.
5
5
334 June
11
June
7
45'
50
40
2
12
Jan, 11
Jan. 14
3
5
Aug. 30
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Jan. 23
Jan. 11
2
Feb.
43
323
13
Aug. 31
Feb. 11
8
20
Aug. 30
Aug. 22
Jan.
June
X Sept,
14
3
8
12
2
12
27
25
11
11
4
Jan.
2
Jan.
45
Jan.
2034 Jan.
14
2
2
^8
2034 Septl
Apr. 14
Aug.
6
Apr. 14
Apr. 12
Oct.
•
Jan.
17
9
July
6
234 May 25
8X May
9
2
May 10
4
15
10'
5
Feb.
7
13
22
Jan. 13
Jan. 20
Jan. 13
Jan.
4854 Jan. 25
15
Sept. 9
154 Feb 26
5034 Jan. 19
50
Jan.
5
3
234
34
434
34
Jan.
Jan.
June
Apr. 15
8
Jan. 14
634
15'A
12
X June 10
25
Jan. 14
X Jan. 12
X Jan. 14
54
9
Sept.
July
July
734 June
34 July
34 Jan.
934 .Oct.
Jan.
1434 Jan. 19
X Sept. 29
7
Aug. 25
6
Jan. 18
16
Jan.
5
7
Sept. 8
X July
75
85
Sale
21
2
23
12X
X
X
3X
134 Oct.
—
27
11
Sale
20
134
34
33
13 J*
2X
1
27
June
334 Oct.
4
1334 Sept.
2
Apr.
7
434 June 20
I
Apr. 6
1
July
6
1834 May 27
34 June
7
5
Jan. 11
34 Mar. 30
34 Mar. 26
8
2
100
com
X
X
X
X
6
5
Nor Amer Lt 8c Power
50
15,550 Noit hwest Bancorp com
*
1,250 Northwest Eng Co com
320 Nor West Utll pr Hen pref.100
320
7% preferred
—.100
*
1,730 Ontario Mfg Co com....
-
IX
6H
34X
Sale
2
*
Nor Amer Gas & Elec cl
50 Nor States Pow A
50
mm
26X
Sale
4
4
24X
*
13,800 North American Car com...*
M
15
*
conv.
% cumulative
3%
27
X
n
13
May 25
Apr. 28
July 26
5
2X
National Standard com
♦
8X
IX
X
44 h
15,850
Cumul.
im
3
6
pref--_-100
Nat Secur Invest Co com—
1.400
«,
5
19 X
10 X
Invest Trust—
pref
*
1
1,400
23,250
21,710
1,550
12,600
1,500
8X
10
National Pub Service Corp—
Nat Republic
X
100
7% preferred (w w)
41,700 Noblitt-Sparks Ind lnc com.1*
100
m
'i'.; '■"■'7
1X
1
National Leather com
9.300
250
•»
;
*
Nat Elec Power A part
570 National Term part pref
1,350 Nat Union Radio Corp
■
'
m
5
3,450
240
'mm
50 Mosser Leather Corp com...#
:
Muncle Gear Co cl "A".,.—*
Common
*
2,650
3,190 Muskegon Mot Spec conv A_*
50
m m m m
"2X
45
40
$7 preferred
Mo-Kan Pipe
July
X Apr. 13
X Feb. 19
l-16Apr.
9
1
Aug.
8
34 July
6
1
Aug.
1
5
51
lien pref.
pr
27
l-16Jan.
275 Minn-Moline Pow Impl con
310 Miss Vail Utll
Jan.
5
5
634 Feb. 29
134 May 26
1034 July 27
4
X Sale
25
July
May
7
Oct.
12
12
6
X Sale
Sale
11
11
4
8
4
9%
1201
mmm m—m
Sale
Sale
1*
26
24
8
June 13
1
X Jan.,
6
Jan.
4
6
4
2
7
134 Mar. 23
75
Feb. 17
554 Jan.
24
Jan.
2154 Jan.
11
8
60
Feb.
Feb.
55
Jan.
1
3
14
654 Apr.
7
Oshkosh Overall Co—
140
730
""loo
*
*
Common
Convertible preferred
Parker Pen
1,800
(The) Co com. .10
1,160 Peabody Coal Co B com..
50
m
m
m
m
m
100
~
100
4,770
2
11
14
15
5
6
2X
3
85
100
6% preferred
5 X Sale
Penn Gas 8c Elec A com..
2
X
22X
10
6
1
4X
X
xoS
22 M
3
8
7X
10
Oct
5
10
Oct.
5
10
Oct.
5X
34 Oct.
3
34 Oct.
54 Oct.
3
20
7 34 "Oct" "6
OX
"734~Oct"~6
5
June 14
3
10
10
5
34 May 27<
2
3
Mar.
2
434 June
1
2
16
Mar. 28
Jan. 11
554 Jan.
234 Jan.
27
12
Mar.
2
754Mar.
9
20
Peoples Gas Lt 8c Coke166
100
Capital stock
35,215
Rights
6,570 Perfect Circle (The) Co..
33,000 Pines Wlnterfront com..
6,350 Polymet Mfg Corp com
1,250 Potter Co (The) com
"""350
100
'■mm'rn'mm-m
350
7,150
7,150
150
1,900
1,350
7,100
88,005
13,180
4,620
3,320
70
90
64,500
Sale
Sale
Sale
X Sale
IX
3
...5
._.*
Prima Co common....
100
50
6% preferred..........
100
100
105
63
160
104
107
73
*
com
450
imim
m
m
545
m
300
m'mmrnm
■
..100
Preferred
3,350 Rollins Hos Mills conv pref.*
*
3,100 Ross Gear 8c Tool com...
660 Ryan Car Co (The) com
*
*
5,170 Ryerson 8c Son Inc com
m
mmm-mm'm
150
13,120 Sally Frocks Inc com.
1,020 Sangamo Electric Co
Preferred
170
mrn'm m m
rn
mm
m.
m-m.
39,850
1,100
33,850
m m
m'rn
210
1,250
mmmmrnm
100
150
"
10
2,350
23,600
1,500
1,030
500
100
Common
So Colo Pow Elec A
*
X
2X
6,120 Standard Dredge
Common
2,200
IX
7
7X
No par value.
x
conv
Ex-divldand.
43
64
70
Oct.
18
7334 Oct.
7
"27""
1
X
834
76
Sale
10
7
7534 Oct.
Oct.
104
234 Sale
134
234
15
4954
11
55
34
1534
234
234
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
86
1 107
25
4
1
5
9
834 Oct. 28
8
734 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
19
34 Oct.
5
1534 Oct.
634 Oct.
234 Oct.
9
Oct.
4
11
5
3
Oct.
5
8034
9
934
m
7*
734
634
8
8
834
834 Oct.
14
834 Oct.
7
34
X
434
634
19 X
'"434
Sale
64*
434 Oct.
31
34 Oct.
2134 Oct.
5
Oct.
4
19
7
1534
1534
434
34 Sale
34 Oct. 25
1734 Oct. 13
134
X
134
IX
334
54
A*
Sale
"54""
a
J*
60
4
Oct.
34 Oct.
19
1
434 Oct.
7
1
Oct. 20
*5434"Oct7"27 "5434"Oc"tT"27
44
26"
26
2X
134
34
234
134
4X
""3" "
434
3
134 Oct.
1
Oct.
25
134 Oct.
21
4
234 Oct.
3
Oct.
4
134 Oct.
21
1
68 X 100
6*
'IS
125
115
9
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
18
10
8
29
12
9
5
4
114
Jan.
18
3
Jan.
4
5
Mar.
9
10734 Mar. 21
.Aug. 30
Jan.
103
34 June
June
%
Jan.
10454 Jan.
June
13
14
Mar. 16
Jan.
June
Feb.
2
634 Oct.
11
5
Oct.
mAug.
5
June
70
June
6
Aug.
8I*
Jan.
19
34 Mar.
534 May
a*
July 22
27
Mar. 14
Feb.
Jan.
8
5
Mar.
8
Sept.
7
254 Jan.
21
26
45
15
50
July
19
27
Jan.
44
38
Jan.
Jan.
12
20
34
1734
434
434
May 19
Oct. 13
June
3
114 Jan.
14
19
2
July 19
734 May 18
5
"I'X
95
Apr.
Jan.
134 Feb.
Jan.
534 June
634
6334
134
2734
634
34 Feb.
5034 June
19
19
1834
*
25
6334 Oct.
Oct.
80
27
.,
IX
3 H Sale
1
IX
234
22
Oct.
35
*
pref.*
60
7534
•
__*
pref
15
.J! 16*
*
150 Standard Pub Service A
*
50 Standard Telephone pref...*
370 Storkline Fur
3534 Oct.
1
12 34
4
7
37
25
cap
conv
47
IX
1554
Sale
19
5
7% pref.100
....
43
...—
com
30 St Louis Nat Stkyds
13
10634 107
8034
it*
Southern Union Gas com...*
South East G 8c W part A
*
Southw G&E Co
Oct.
72
*
100 Steinite Radio Co
60
84
15
20
9^ 10*
2
14
65
38
Sale
Purchase warrants..
170 Southw Lt 8c Power pref..
——
mmmmrnm
Sale
88
85
105
350 Sivyer Steel Castings com...*
......
'mmmmrnm
com
Sale
820 Shaler Co (The) class A
*
2,250 Slgnode Steel Strap Co pf_30
•
1,800
Seaboard Utll Shares com..*
33,850 Sears Roebuck & Co
m m
'mmmrnmrn
100
450 Seaboard Pub Serv Co $5 pfd *
Convertible preferred
440
*
'
m
....*
...»
Sail4
IX Sale
19""
47
2
48
50
80
79 X
10
29
13
1
15* M
$
43
134 Oct
1234 Oct.
234 Oct.
47
Oct.
Sale
88 X
100 x 105
81X
May
May
June
Oct.
Aug.
July
July
June
July
11
28
13
12
"2X
7% preferred
X
1
X
43
2X
334 Oct.
1
Oct.
1234 Oct.
234 Oct.
334
2X '"134 "134
125
Rights
June
12 34
3
134
1^_"
114
ioe
13
19
4
45
Common
5134 June
54 Jan.
Oct.
1634 Oct. 22
2
Oct. 21
3X
125
'
m
20
"3H "m
...
550
68
16
121
Preferred
100
5,290
13,350 Railroad Shares Corp com..*
2,804 Rath Packing Co com.....10
13,700 Raytheon Mfg Co com....-.*
4,170 Reliance Internet Corp A..*
4,600 Reliance Mfg Co Common. 10
9,150
65
1954
Pub Serv of Nor 111 com..
29,935 Quaker Oats Co
270
76
19
Process Corporation com ,__*
112,301 Q-R-S De Vry Corp (The)...•
"2",980
73
IX
23 X
4
12
Ian.
2134 Oct.
8
Aug. 12
May 16
54 Apr. 21
34 Jan. 13
5
May 13
8
2
Jan.
334*Apr. 11
16
Jan.
34 May
3
54 Sept. 15
25
19
234 Mar. 7
134 Mar. 14
June
3
48
Mar.
2
59
29
July
5
36
1
Apr.
7
4
*34 May 6
134 Jan. , 5
5834 Jan. 27
34 Jan. 18
134 Oct. 21
5
Sept. 3
34 Jan. 13
8
Sept. 16
69
Jan.
Jan.
16
12
May 25
Sept. 6
134 Aug. 29
234 Jan,
5
6834 Jan.
7
X Jan. 18
634 Mar. 31
63
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
In
Since
October.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
74
Price
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Shares.
#
*
474 Studebaker Mail Order A
Ask.
Bid.
Bid.
#
3
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
#
2#
Highest.
Lowest,
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
# Oct.
5
28
1# Oct.
25
31
31
9# Oct.
19
2# Oct.
13# Oct.
22
24
2# Oct.
13# Oct.
22
24
9# Oct.
8
12# Oct.
3
Oct.
10
# Oct.
15
28# Oct.
# Oct.
1
15
2
Oct.
24
2# Oct.
25
2
Oct.
11
2
Oct.
11
# Oct.
5
# Oct.
7# Oct.
15# Oct.
1
400 Stutz Motor Car common...*
""350
2,150 Super Maid Corp
*
com...
22,366
340 Sutherland Paper Co com..10
35
503,250 Swift Ac Co stk
12,500
504,100
50
30
...
Swift Internaclonal....—15
3
3#
6
354
18 #
Sale
21
Sale
2#
1,950 Telephone Bond & Share A.
First preferred
......100
1,300
......
16,500 Thompson (J R) com
1,800 Transformer Corp of Am
360 12th St Store pref A
460 20 Wacker Drive $6 pref
"2",500
300
113,680
4,700
1,100
20
25
::::: "io"
10#
#
2#
35
com
---
Union Carbide Ac Carbon...
"28#
United Amer Util Inc com...
1
13
1
4#
9#
#
2#
Sale
2#
24""
3#
1#
5#
10
1
2#
"""166
2,100
20
520
3,450
117,450
3,640
United Gas Corp common..
560 United Ptrs & Pubs
80
22
#
.
...
1,050
2,950
5,600
50
"7200
30
21
.......100
100
pref
Common
850
400
24,200
Cup Co
.
Class A
Purchase warrants
200
90
6# % preferred
90
..100
250 Warchel Corp Common.
Convertible preferred....
1,470
15,455
Ward
(Montgom) At Co cl A.
980 Waukesha Motor Co
400
200
400
Western Grocer Co com
4,800
3,300
3,200
76,650
10
50
450
2,100
35
West P L A Tel class A
7% preferred
24
26
101
21# Oct.
24
25
Oct.
3
6 102
Oct.
4
14
Oct.
1
Oct.
20
5
10
100
Oct.
7
Oct.
# Oct.
28
1
Oct.
29
2# Oct.
1
Sale
3
1
10
60
30
76
34
2
1
5#
6
3#
6
6#
4
#
1#
.It*
8
20
#
#
13# Sale
1
3
67# -V-
14
Sale
27
3#
#
2#
1
4
3
4#
1
4
6
i#
1#
4
1#
5# Sale
Oct.
27
5
Oct.
Oct.
21
4
Oct.
3
21
15# Oct.
24
16# Oct.
27
1
Oct.
Oct.
May
July
June
2# Mar.
2#
13#
1 #
8#
#
20#
#
#
#
#
16#
#
2
1
67#
75
Sale
17
27
1
Jan.
2
Aug.
7
Williams Oil-O-Mat com
3
4
2#
3#
Wisconsin Bankshares com 10
3#
#
1#
10
54
3#
3#
5#
2
11#
/I
# Apr.
8
Aug.
3
2# Aug. 10
1# Apr. 30
5
Oct. 21
14
5
14
# Oct.
14# Oct.
6
4
# Aug.
8
8# Apr. 11
1
May 31
69
Oct. 25
1# Mar. 3
4
Feb.
1
22
July
5
20
Apr. 12
# Apr. 26
1
Apr. 26
# Oct.
6
Oct.
10
Oct.
25
1
Oct.
25
69
Oct.
25
69
Oct.
25
52
Oct.
27
61
Oct.
4
1
1#
1
Oct.
24
1
Oct.
24
4
2# Oct.
17
2# Oct.
17
Oct.
3
1
Oct.
1
2
3
1
10
1#
§#
7
2#
....
2#
#
1#
11
1#
8
1
7#
2#
2#
3#
4
1
Sale
Sale
2# Apr.
14# Jan.
23# Jan.
4
2
6
1# Jan.
25
19
3
69
Aug. 30
Aug. 26
Oct. 25
3
4
Feb.
1
73
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
14
29
4# Jan.
29
34
2
9
49
June
•
1# Mar.
7
Jan. 21
Feb.
4
Jan.
7
Feb.
1
Feb. 26
3# Jan.
26
8
11
3# Feb. 18
4
Jan. 15
1
Apr.
1
5# Sept. 30
2# Oct.
11
2
Oct.
2# Oct.
24
Oct.
5
2
1
Apr. 20
Apr.
1
3
Oct.
10
3
Oct.
10
2
June 21
1
Oct.
19
1
Oct.
19
8
Oct.
29
10
Oct.
14
1
Oct.
24
1# Oct.
4
# May
6
6# July 12
# May 17
1 # Jan.
13
r
4
Mar. 26
2# Sept.
Ex-dividend.
19
19
6
4
3
Oct.
2
Feb.
Feb.
4
June 24
11
2
# Jan.
23
# July
7
1# Apr.
5
1
Apr. 29
6
5
50 Wolverine Cement cap. stk 10
280 Woodruff & Edw part A
10# June 30 26# Sept. 3
Feb. 25
June 11 114
# Apr. 12
# Apr. 12
16
Sept. 6
5# Mar. 31
8
1# Jan.
# June 24
Jan.
9
3
# May 31
2
July 18
11# Feb. 19
Jan. 15
2# May 16 10
3# Aug. 25
# May 16
3
1
28
# Feb. 16
85
Oct.
12
4
13
7
# Jan.
4
2
8
Oct.
60
.......100
Jan.
June
4# Aug. 30
1# Feb. 19
3# Jan. 19
20
Jan.
8
3
7
2#
1
Feb.
Jan.
18
7
52
5
32
3
21
«
Mar. 11
4
13
20
23
16
20
#
Sale
13
95
11
Mar. 24
Aug.
Apr.
Mar.
Feb.
June
Oct.
5
Jan.
6
Jan.
9
Feb. 26
16# Aug. 31
1# Jan. 15
44
22
24
26
1
22
11
16# Oct.
Sale
6
16#
3
7
60
3
3
3
#
7#
18
10
4
5#
2#
16
-I"
2
Sale
Sale
10
1#
2#
1
354
t
22#
101#
10#
10#
Wleboldt Stores Inc
3,250 Vates-Amer Mach part pref.
11,150 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..
23.920 Zenith Radio Corp com
No par value.
_____
"I"" "16""
1
Western Con Util Inc A
482
'""loo
com
1,770 Wayne Pump Co com
Convertible preferred
2,030
1,250
1,730
2,382
O 72
#
11#
1#
10,300 Wahl Co com
224,170 Walgreen Co com
250
\Z
1#
14# Sale
21
22#
com..
70
"
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
8#
7#
9#
154
2#
854
#
2#
O
810 Vorsec Co part pref
Vortex
2
2
# Sale
22#
25#
470 Van Sicklen Corp part A
800 Viking Pump Co Pref..
16,800
11,400
Sale
116#
....
184,160 U S Radio it Telev com
25,000 Utah Radio Products com..
50,500 Utility & Ind Corp com
Convertible preferred....
73,600
1.600 Utilities Pow Ac Lt Corp A__
Common non-voting
2,100
1,100
"""800
Oct.
20
Gypsum......
Preferred
5
July 19
May 28
9# May 28
7
#
*2"
preferred
10 United Pub Util 36 pref
U S
2#
com
Convertible
100 U S Lines Inc
16,306
2#
# Aug.
Prices.
# Oct.
5
20# Aug. 16
3
Jan.
4
3# Feb.
2
19
Mar. 9
25# Mar. 3
# Aug.
6
19
Aug. 16
1
Sale
Saw
2
Unit Corp of Amer pref...
550 United Dry Docks, Inc com.
"
•
#
1#
3#
4
7# Sale
16
Sale
13
230 Tenn Prod Corp com
"""450
1#
2#
3#
4#
9# Sale
18# Sale
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31.
Oct. 1.
1932.
Par.
JAN.
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
OHIGAOO
aggregate sales
6
'
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares
2,578,823
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31__
STOCK
In
Since
October.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
¥.666
1,000
657666
T66o
PRICES
PHILADELPHIA
AGGREGATE SALES.
BONDS
Oct. 1.
1932.
Bid.
Ask.
2,000
Northern Penn 4s
Ask.
2434
28
21
20
3234
70
74
900
600
3,400
1,384
9834
95
97
84
Jan.
21
Feb.
24
84
June 24
81
84
86
90
84
June 24
84
June 24
97
100
97
99
106
76
80
77
90
46
50
43
48
92
96
92
96
9134
91
•
100
Feb.
8
31
June 24
5
Feb.
80
June
61
2534 Oct.
24
25
2334 Aug.
2234 June
80
73
2534 Oct.
24
85
9434
10234 102
9434
96
Sale
106
10234
9434
10634 105
14 10734 Oct.
1
Oct.
2
83
Fob.
100
Feb.
10534 Oct.
7 106
98
June
94
June
2
8
31
June 24
9934 Jan.
30
May 12
May 17
July 13
Mar. 4
Mar. 8
Feb.
5
3034 Mar. 15
June
3
Mar. 26
73
92
Apr.
8634 Apr.
Oct.
23
Sept.
3034 Mar.
35
June
85
102
24
Feb.
76
8434
7134
8634
8834
8734
102
Sept.26
91
Mar. 28
10734 Oct.
1
10334 July 25
106
Sept.29
96 34 Jan. 27
9634 Jan. 12
June
27
9
May
334 May
4
4
8934 Apr.
73
Mar.
July
102»3sSept.
10034 Sept.
40
July
35
50
30
40
85
80
90
1
8
Feb.
26
9
May
334 May
4
4
92 34 Aug.
75
Mar
2
85
Jan.
91
54
32
32
3434
3234
30
8
934 Sale
106
234
1134
108
3
Oct.
Oct.
734 "'934
10834 11034 10934 Oct.
11034 Sale
334 Oct.
334
5
334
5
134 Oct.
134
134
234 Sale
12
12
2
2
3
Oct.
3%
334
8
13
13
3234 Oct.
834 Oct.
27
26
8
9
102»3JSept.23
10034 Sept. 2
40
July - 6
Mar.
85
Mar. 18
July
90
Jan.
24 11034 Oct.
334 Oct.
5
234 Oct.
10
3
5
2
334 Oct.
3
5
3334
1534
14
1
35
1434
134
18* si*
19
2634 Sale
834
934
24
35
34
1334
14
H
134
1934
24
2334 Sale
7
5
10
34
Oct.
7
34
Oct.
12
Oct.
24
14
Oct.
9634 May
334 Sept.
34 Apr.
1
3134 Aug. 24
93s June
3
18
10
10
26
Oct.
1
26
Oct.
26
27
t c
_*
50
Salt
Manufactur'g_50
Philadelphia Co
pref
of Pa $5 pref
25
*
25
Jan.
6
2634
115
27 H
100
2834
30
1034 Sale
1034
11
93
100
24
2534
9534 10034
3
65
234 Sale
1834 Sale
2434 36
22
Oct.
Oct.
21
11
93
23
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
18
June
2
1534 Sept.12
2
Jan.
2734 SePtMar.
3331
t "/a
Juiy
1434
July
25
2534 Sept.
34 Mar.
"
90
14
Feb.
38
~
8
Oct.
26
7334 June 20 120
30
15
June
1
82
June
I 100
•
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
33
35
33
Oct.
21
36
Oct.
1
1034 Sale
2034 Sale
14
10
1534
834 Oct.
1034 Oct.
10
10
1034 Oct.
2034 Oct.
1
1
45
47
45
Oct.
4
45
Oct.
45
34 Oct.
13
1
Oct.
4
27
Oct.
21
134 Oct.
25
1
Oct.
63
Feb.
68
1
June
434 Sept.
2334 Sept.
1
134
134
134
40
3
50
Sale
1934 Sale
3334 35
934
34 Sale
1
Sale
32
6134
134 Sale
1434 Sale
33
Sale
134 Oct.
1234 Oct.
3234 Oct.
20
10
8
3 34 Oct.
1934 Oct.
3
1
Oct.
3
34
75
65
74
60
70
60
9034
2834
92
30
99
9934
3034
9834 Sale
2934 Sale
2934
1
~9834~Oct7~I6 9934~Oct7
2934 Oct.
18
3034 Oct.
5
3
18
May 31
534 June
1
534 June
8
Oct.
4
% Aug. 12
634 June
1934 June
21
40
26
8
5
9
8
11
Mar.
8
90
36
8
7
5
Jan.
80
46
"2"
8834 100
2134
24
14
1434 June
2
% June 22
34 Feb.
105
Jan.
434 Jan.
15
June
1
2134 Oct.
2234 Oct.
3634 Feb. 20
10
Aug. 20
1134 Sept. 2
113
Mar. 14
6
Feb. 25
334 Sept. 24
June
34 Aug.
434 June
-
39
20
7 .«>-May
10
2634 Sale
734
8
pref..*
Pennsylvania RR
Ex-dividend.
23
*
Y) com..*
pref.
13
9934 Feb.
9134
8034 Jan.
17 107
Feb.
7034 July
70
Feb.
9834 June 17 100
98
June 14 10034 Aug.
234
29
10134 Apr.
57 Mineh & Schuyl Haven RR.50
Mitten Bank Sec Corp
25
a:
85
ii
Phila Germ & Norrlst'nRR 50
•No par value
90
A
(Phila) com.*
Prod
May 13
June 24
75
85
100
Phila Elec Pow
May 14
21
84
25
6
100
Preferred
391 Phila Dairy
25
90
22
8,461 Phila Elec
May 14
1434 Mar. 24
6634 May 18
8834 Mar.
534
1,200
1,140
2,800
12
80
9134
•
10
36,200 Insurance Co ofN A..
267,535 Lehigh Coal 8c Navigation..*
50
10,661 Lehigh Valley
330
Jan.
85
New
Penna
23
90
82
3934
*
11,353 Electric Storage Battery..100
1ft
27,295 Fire Association
v
2834 Jan.
1
83
50
2,290 Cambria Iron
10,760 Cainden Fire Insurance....5
*
1,600 Central Airport
Pennroad Corp
3
Feb.
Par
61,510 Budd (E G) Mfg Co
Preferred
2,091
17,100 Budd Wheel Co....
21,800
20,600
June
May 16
86
Oct
1960
1931
Inc.
cum
6
15
60
25
7134 May
8634 July
1987
Penn Cent L & P
Feb.
8434 Jan.
*
70,130 American Stores...
4,733 Bankers Securities Corp
50
23,440 Bankers Securities pref__ 50
100
14,723 Bell Tell Co of Pa pref
26
Oct.
65
29
73
32
20
95
3
70
1933
Horn & Hardart (N
5
3
June
29
U S Liberty 1st 434s
Horn & Hardart
20
1
14
50
Oct.
70
Virginia RR & Power 5sr. 1934
2,530
17,400
Oct.
6234 Apr. 14
Warner Co 1st 6s with warr'ts
595 Bornot
39
82
Improvement 4s
STOCKS
13
6234 July
1534 June
95
Southeastern Pr & Lt 6s.2025
Shares
400
20
Strawbridge & Clothier 5s '48
630
"'460
Oct.
Oct" *29
Safe Harbor W Pow 4V4s_1979
800
200
34
1944
3,482 (I) Fishman 8c Sons
100
95
22
Jan.
86
1
Oct.
Sept. 16
June
4 10134 July 27
10134 July 16 10134 July 16
Readng Terminal 5s...
487 Consol Traction of N J
910
20
13
J1971
1,000 Wil & Chester 6s
9,000 York Rys 1st 5s
60
Oct.
20~ "Oct. "II
Oct.
70
10534 10634 10534 106
54,000
7,000
52,000
3,000
1,000
5,000
Mar. 14
9134 June
6834
Sale
Reading
65
78
100
1,000
30
13
1957
Republic of Chile
Republic of Peru 6s
Prices.
Mar. 14
June
1
83
1st Hen & ref 5s
1960
2,100
910,500 Phila Elec Pow Co 534s..1072
Reading Terminal 5s
Sale
70
32,900
w
Highest.
Prices
80
"87666
318
Sale
65
107
10,000
8,000
2,000
5,000
5,000
Prices
13
13
1936
Phila Sub Co 434
Pub Serv El & Gas 4s
Sale
2934 Oct.
95
21
Sale
II,000
18,000
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest
Sale Prices.
10634 107
10734 HI
10134
5,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
June
15,000 Interstate Ry 4s_1943
1935
23,000 Keystone Tel 5s
1948
3,000 Lehigh Nav cons 4
5,000
434s series A
1954
5,000
434s series C
1954
93,000 Lehigh Power & Light 6s
270
9,198,817
IN OCTOBER.
Oct. 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
19,000 Penn Cent L & P 43i«—1977
1941
4,000 Penna Co 3348
1,000 Penn RR 634s
1936
2,000 Pennsylvania 5s
1968
1981
54,000 Penna Pow & Lt 434«
1943
27,000 Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s
4,000 Peoples Pass 4s TC ctf dep'45
4,000 Phila Balto & Central 4s
49,600 Phila Elec (Pa) 1st s f 4s.1966
1st 434* series
1967
102,000
1st & ref 4s
1971
115,200
1st
58
..1966
406,840
1,000
3,485,002
65
1,000 Adv Bag & Paper 6s—-.1952
1,000 Atlantic Refining Co 5s..1937
2028
38,700 Amer Elec & Gas 5s
I960
5,000 Baltimore & Ohio 43^8
3,000 Bell Telephone 5s
1948
I,000
Company preferred
I,000 Ches & Ohio Ry 4 34s
1992
1935
21,000 Con Trac of N J 1st 5s
1,116,902 Elec & Peoples tr ctfs 4s_1945
Certificates of deposi
48,300
12,400 Georgia Power & Lt 534«-1967
1960
5,000 German Cen Bank 6s
Annuity 434
78,000 Lehigh Vail Trans ref 5s_1960
General 4s
2003
10,000
"""500
--
Jan. 2
9,000
Shares.
800
$406,300
Price
EXCHANGE
II,000 Lehigh Valley Annuity 6s...
1,000
31.
Jan. 1 to Oct
1931.
$112,900
October.
1,054,265
7,623,177
431,319
1932.
Bond Sales.
1931.
1932.
Stock Sales.
October
1434 Jan. 22
2834 Sept. 3
Sept. 7
234 Jan. 14
3
Jan. 30
46
Jan.
5
2
6
18
June
23
June
23
Aug. 26
June
3
June 20
55
June
74
Jan.
86
Juue
2234 June
100
June
40
18
9
99?4 Oct.
5
Aug. 25
10814 Mar. 16
31
AGGREGATE SALES
October.
Jan.
Shares.
Price
Jan. 2
STOCKS.
1.
1932.
Shares.
1,020
500
423
540
Phila Insulated Wire
*
Phlla Rapid Transit
Philadelphia Traction
ctf of deposit
605 Reading
—50
4,000 Reliance Insurance
10
1,064 Scott Paper..
-*
7
47
17
195
Series A
"""226
6% preferred
7% A
1
37%
39,110 Union Tractlon..^........80
15% Sale
14% Sale
18% Sale
19
Oct.
24
23
Oct.
24
3
Oct.
25
5% Oct.
4% Oct.
10
11
4%
6%
6%
20%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
15
1
29
15
8
Oct. 24
1% June
9
4% June 17
1% June 29
17
Oct.
8
21 % Sept. 20
% Apr. 19
10% June 14
24% Mar. 14
1% July 21
19
Oct.
5
Oct.
10
6
Oct.
28% Oct.
21
31
Oct.
18
17 100% Oct.
Oct.
15 91
15
90% Oct.
26 100% Oct.
21
1% Oct.
8
28
6
5
90% Oct.
85
May
91
Jan.
% June
Aug.
Apr.
25
Oct.
90% Oct.
90% Oct.
100
Oct.
Certificates of deposit
300 Westmoreland
%
%
%
88
61
7
85
60
5
105
,
1%
%
1
1
Oct.
1%
1%
%
1%
1%
Oct.
5
1% Oct.
31
35
31
34
5
Oct.
28
33% Oct.
3
% Oct.
% Oct.
14
13
% Oct.
% Oct.
14
11
Oct.
21
11% Oct.
4
Oct.
17
90% Oct.
101
It* Sept.
3
June 21
Aug. 24
1-16 Jan.
6
1-16 Mas
23
11%
12%
10
19% Sale
96%
18% Sale
16% Oct.
10
19% Oct.
1
June
2
93
91
Oct.
11
93
6
June
2
10
20
10
2
4
2
4
1
4
5
6
6%
5
6%
%
%
10
12
10
92
Sale
.
2%
*
5
5
"43" "56"
%
%
3%
10
Sale
20
2
3
3
10
5
9%
Oct.
17
10
Oct.
Mas 31
July 29
Sept. 10
IA Juno 27
80
Jan,
28
2% Oct.
1 % June 13
3
May 26
5
May 24
28
9%
30
45
30
42
38
Oct.
25
30
25
30
26
Oct.
7
10
38
Oct.
7
29
Oct.
3
35
20
40
7
K
%
July 28
July 22
6
Jan.
2
Jan.
8
Mar. 17
Jan.
1
Feb. 19
8
Jan.
17% Jan. 29
15% Feb. 13
22
Sept. 8
94
Mar. 10
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
60
7
80
11
1% July 23
4% Feb.
9
2% Oct.
11
15
8
Mar. 10
Oct.
91
3i«
*
411 W Jersey Ac Seashore RR.—50
338 York Rys preferred
50
li#
15
Sept. 12
Sept.' 8
Sept. 8
Jan.
8
51
Sept. 2
24% Mar. 14
7
Sept. 6
7%
29A
28%
5%
100 & Oct.
%
%
4
*
Coal
100
8
%
33%
1-16
.....
9,210 Warner Company
300 Westmoreland, Inc
90
19
21
28
Jan.
6% Jan.
18
Jan.
42% Mar. 14
19
June
72 % July
11
6
839,800 United Gas Impt com new..*
Preferred new...
_.*
6,360
3,534 U S Dairy Prod class A
*
Common class B.....
2,616
Second
100
preferred
2,600 Victory Insurance Co
10
100 Victory Park Land Impt... 10
25
Highest.
Sale Prices.
17
7
30
Sale
89
1,300
130
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
% Sale
1,500
200
5
7
29
"l % Sale"
*
*
35
650
%
36%
1%
44%
79
100
.....100
...
32
100
Highest.
Sale Prices.
100
1,960 Tacdny-Palmyra Bridge...
416 Telephone Security pref...50
1
42,600 Tono-Be^mont Derel
10,700 Tonopali Mining
._.]
760
1%
43%
5
100
......
3
38,700
20%
5
38%
2
115
24
2%
5%
4
7
5%
23
3
2
36%
25
""400
20
35
3*4
4*4
7%
9
6% Sale
21%
23%
Series B
6,917 Seaboard Utilities Corp
1,600 Sentry Safety Control
10,320 Shrete El Dorado Pipe L
645
Lowest.
50
160
281
47
Sale
31
1
30
*
50
400
47
Ask.
-
__
RR
1st pref
5
23
Sale
3%
3%
24% Sale
Phila at Reading Coal at Iron*
5,669 Railroad Shares Corp
43
13
50
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31.
Oct. 1.
Ask.
33
3% Sale
56
7% preferred
350
"""366
Bid.
28
Par.
2,047
9,700
12,450
14,149
12,755
200
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
65
STOCK EXCHANGE
PHILADELPHIA
6
Sept.
]
4
25
11
3
4% Feb.
9
5% Mar.
8
12
May 24
Jan. 13
Aug. 23
6
Apr.
5
55
29
•No par value
Table
Brought Forward from Page 16.
RATES OF EXCHANGE
Paris
Swiss
Amsterdam
Francs
Francs
Guilders
Bankers'
Checks
i_.
3.91*i# a.91^
2-.
34-
ON
Checks
3.91*6 a.91*6
19.27
5-
12-
1314-
3.91»i#a.92»i«
15-
3.926i# a.92*6
16-
3.92*6 a.92*6
18-
3.92
19-
3.92*6 a.93
20-
3.921*180.93*1#
o.92*i#
21-
3.93*6 a.93*6
22- 3.93*6 0.93*6
23..
a.12% 5.12%a5.13
13.87
019.33 40.17 *6a40.21 40.20*6a40.24 13.88
HOLI DAY
HOLI DAY
a.92 *6
3.937i# a.93l*i6 19.33
3.93*6 a.94*6
a.33*6 19.33*6al9.34 40.26
19.33*60.35*6 19.34
o.36*6 40.26
40.18
a.19*6
40.22 *6a.24 *6
40.25
SUN DAY
3.92ni#a.93*i#
3.92iSi#o.93*6
3.93*6 a.93»i#
a.31*6 40.19
19.29*6a.31*6 19.30
19.30
a 31*6 19.30%al9.32 40.21
19.28
al9.29 19.28 *6al9.30 40.23
al3.93
5.11*6a.ll*6 5.11*6a.l2*6
a.93 *6
5.11
040.24 40.23
013.92
3.92*6 a.92*6
19.27 *6al9.28 19.28
a.28*6 40.20
040.25 40.24
a40.21 40.20%a40.22
3.92*6 a.92*6
19.27*6 a.27 *6 19.27*6al9.28 40.17
.60
a.63
a.63
.60
a.63
59%a.61%
59%o.61%
59%o.61%
59%o.60*6
59%a.60*6
59%o.60*6
.60
a.63
.60
a.63
.60
a.63
.60
a.63
:60
a.62
.60
a.62
.60
0.62
SUN DAY
5.11*60.11% 5.11%a5.12
54
o.59*6
.54%a.60
Austria
Peseta
Bankers'
Bankers'
Bankers'
Bankers'
Bankers'
Bankers'
Cables
Checks
Cables
017.75
17.39
al7.41 17.40
Checks
SUN DAY
17.39%al7.42 17.40
17.40
al7
ol7
017.99 17.93%al8.00 17.76ol7.78% 17.76%al7.79 17.42
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
al7.46 17.43
017.95 17.90%al7.96 17.73
23.77
014.11
23.76% o.77% 23.77
014.11 8.16
023.78 13.95ol4.10% 13.96
23.74%a23.77 23.76%a23.78 13.95014.11% 13.96
23.75
023.79 23-76
O23.80 13.985ol4.115 13.99
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
017.43 17.41
al7,
23.76
023.77 23.77
O17.90 17.68017.71% 17.69al7.72%
17.34
ol7.39 17.35
al7,
23.75
023.76 23.76
O17.90 17.67al7.69% 17.67%ol7.70 17.33
ol7.86 17.83%al7.87 17.67
017.69 17.67%al7.70 17.30
017.89 17.85%al7.90 17.69
017.71 17.69%al7.72 17.31
017.36 17.34
al7,
23.74
023.75 23.75
017.34 17.31
al7,
017.89 17.88
HOLI DAY
,84%ol7.89 17.85
14
83
HOLI DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
HOLI DAY
017.33 17.32
13.95014.11% 13.96
023.77 13.95ol4.11% 13.96
al7,
O8.20
014.12 8.20
08.22
014.12 8.18
HOLI DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN day
017.64 17.58%al7.65 17.45
ol7.49 17.46
20
017.64 17.60
ol7.65 17.47
21
017.67 17.62
017.68
22
017.64 17.60
017.65 17.50%al7.54 17.51
ol7,
23
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
24
31ol7.38% 17.32
017.39 17.29
O17.40 17.30
al7.41
16.89
ol7.04 16.90
al7,
23.75
25
,20
ol7.31 17.21
017.30
16,84
al6.94 16.85
al6
26
,14
017.31 17.15
ol7.32 17.22%ol7.29 17.23
017.32 17.04
O17.30 17.05
16.74
al6.93 16.75
al6
27
.09
017.14 17.10
28
,09
017.19 17.10
017.15 17.12%al7.14 17.13
O17.20 17.14%ol7.21 17.15
29
,14
017.16 17.15
017.17
17.52
17.18
SUN DAY
017.14 17.12
ol7.25 17.20
al7,
O17.50
17.10
al7.14 17.11
al7
al7.54 17.47%al7.55 17.13
017.58 17.52%a.58% 17.14
al7.19 17.14
al7
ol7.18 17.15
al7
017.55
17.12%al7.17 17.13
SUN DAY
If
19
al6
al6.80 16.80
al6
23.75
a23.76 23.75%a23.77 13.94ol4.10% 13.94%ol4.11
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
ol6.79 16.76 %al6
23.73
a23.75 23.75
017.22
16.76
SUN DAY
8.17
08.19
8.18%0.19%
08.18% 8.18
08.19
8.18
08.19
O8.20
8.19
oS.20% 8.19%o.21%
8.20
o8.21
8.20%o8.22
8.20 o8.20% 8.20%o.21%
SUN day
016.77 16.73%ol6
,
8.17
8.18%o.22% 8.19%o.23%
8.20 o8.22% 8.21 o8.23%
23.76%o23.78 13.94ol4.10% 13.94%al4.11 8.20
o8.21
8.20%o8.22
23.75%o.77% 13.94al4.10% 13.94%al4.11 8.20 o8.20% 8.20%o.21%
23.76
023.77 13.94ol4.10% 13.94%ol4.11 8.19
O8.20 8.19%o8.21
al6.84 16.76
16.75
8.18
al4.ll
017.22
017.19 17.18%ol7.20 16.79
017.21 17.20
SUN DAY
023.79 13.99ol4.10% 14.00
al7.15 16.73
SUN DAY
017.15
SUN DAY
023.78 23.77
23.75%a.77%
23.75%a23.77
23.74%a.76%
23.74% a23.76
ol7.31
8.19 o8.20%
HOLI day
19
17.19
o8.20
014.11 8.18
o8.19
13.95ol4.10% 13.96
8.18%0.19%
23.75
023.77 23.76023.77% 13.94ol4.10% 13.94%al4.1I 8.17%o.l8% 8.18
08.19
23.74% o23.77 23.76% 023.78 13.94ol4.10% 13.94%ol4.11 8.17%o8.20 8.18 o8.20%
23.75% 023.77 23.76% 023.78 13.94ol4.10% 13.94%al4.11
al4.11
23.74%a.76% 23.76a23.77% 13.95ol4.10% 13.96
023.79 13.94014.10% 13.94%ol4.11
23.75%a23.78 23.77
23.76% a23.78 23.77%a23.79 13.94ol4.10% 13.94%al4.11
O23.80 13.94ol4.10% 13.94%al4.11
23.77%o23.79 23.78
23.77
023.79 23.78%a23.80 13.94ol4.11% 13.94%ol4.12
al7.84 17.57
S.21%a8.23
8.19%o8.21
023.76
017.83 17.75
al7,
8.16%o.l7%
8.16%a8.21
SUN day
014.12 8.18%o8.20
18
al7.34 17.32
08.17
014.12 8.16
017.89 17.84%al7.90 17.69
17.31
08.I8
08.17
8.16%o8.18
014.11 8.16 08.16% 8.16%o8.17
014.12 8.16
o8.17
8.16%o.l7%
17
017.72 17.69%al7.73
O17.60 17.58
017.61
8.16
SUN DAY
023.78
HOLI DAY
SUN DAY
.
Cables
SUN day
SUN DAY
ol7,
a 17
Checks
a23.80 13.95ol4.10% 13.96
23.76%a23.79 23.78o23.79% 13.95ol4.l0% 13.96
023.78 13.985ol4.115 13.99
23.76% a.77% 23.77
17.40
13
Cables
023.79 23.79
al7.76 17.73%al7.77
12
Checks
Spanish
O23.80 13.93ol4.11% 13.93%ol4.12 8.16 08.17% 8.17
SUN DAY
al7.41 17.40%al7
17.39%ol7.42 17.40
Cables
al7.44 23.77%a23.79 23.78
a.63
.60
iSchilling
Checks
.63
a.63
.60
Berlin
017.92 17.89%al7.93 17.71al7.74% 17.72
31 17.11
.60
Reichsmarks
017.94 17.90%al7.95 17.72%al7.75 17.73%al7.76
017.94 17.90%al7.95 17.72%al7.75 17.73
al7.76
017.94 17.90%al7.95 17.72%al7.74 17.73
al7.75
30
o.63
.60
Kroner
5
16
a.63
.60
Norway
Cables
a.63
.60
Kronor
4
15
59%a.61%
59%a.61%
59%a.61%
59%a.61%
59%o.61%
59%a.61%
SUN DAY
al3.91
.60
Sweden
al7.42 17.40%al7
11
59%a.61%
59%o.61*6
59%o.61%
Kroner
17.40
10
a.91*6
.60*6a.63
HOLI DAY
SUN DAY
5.11%a.l2*6
5.11%a.l2*6
5.11%a5.12
5.11%a.l2*6
5.11%a5.12
5.11*60.11% 5.11%a5.12
0.12*6
5.11%a.ll*6
5.11*60.11*6
5.11*6a5.12
5.11*6a.ll%
SUN DAY
o.20*6 40.19*6a40.21 13.89*6a.90*6 13.90
al7.75
9
13.90 *6al3.91 13.91
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
17.40%al7.43 17.41
8
13.90*6o.91*6 13.91
59%o.61%
SUN DAY
19.27 *6al9.30 19.28
a.93 *6
a.11% 5.11*6 o5.12
SUN DAY
al7.75
7
5.11
a.61%
SUN DAY
040.28 40.27*6a40.30 13.91*6al3.93 13.92
017.94 17.92%a17.95 17.73%a.74% 17.74
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
017.94 17.90%al7.95 17.72%a.74% 17.73
6
al3.92
a.61%
Denmark
Checks
3
13.88*60.89*6 13.89
3.92*6 a3.93
3.93
.60*6a.63
60
SUN DAY
5.11%a.ll% 5.11%a5.12
5.11
a.ll°i6 5.11*6oll1#i#
ol3.90 5.11
o.ll*6 5.11*60.11%
ol3.92 5.11
a.ll*6 5.11*6a.ll*6
O40.26 13.90*6al3.92 13.91
0.92*6
O40.24 40.23%a40.25 13.91
al3.92 13.91 *6al3.93
O40.24 13.90
a.30*6 40.19 *6a40.23 40.23
a.91*6 13.90%al3.92
SUN DAY
2
13.88
O40.29 13.90*6a.91*6 13.91
a.25*6
.60%a.63
60
SUN DAY
o.9 0*6 13.89 *6 al 3.91
013.89 13.88*6a.89*6
SUN DAY
0.35*6 40.24
60*6o.61*6
.60
SUN DAY
013.90 13.89*6a.90*6 5.11%a.l2% 5.12*60.12*6
al3.90 5.11%a.l2*6 5.12*60.12%
0.89*6 13.89
HOLI DAY
HOLI DAY
040.29 40.26*6a40.30 13.90*6.a91*6 13.91
a40.32 13.91*6a.92*6 13.92
0.30*6 40.30
25..
1 17.92
a40.24 13.89
.60*6a.63
.60*6a.63
.60*6a.63
.60*6a.63
.60
SUN DAY
40.23
a.61*6
o. 61*6
a.61*6
a. 61*6
13.88 J6al3.89 5.12%o.l2% 5.12*6a.l2%
0.92*6 13.88 *6al3.93 5.11%o.l2% 5.11%a.l2*6
al3.94 5.12
0.93*6 13.93
a.12 *6 5.12*60.12*6
SUN DAY
19.31 *6al9.33 19.32*6a.33*6 40.20*6a.23*6
19.28*6al9.30 19.29
o.30*6 40.14*6a.l8*6
19.31
040.23
a.32*6 19.31*60.33*6 40.19
19:32
ol9.33 19.32*60.33*6 40.21*6a.25*6
.60
SUN DAY
19.29
SUN DAY
3.92*6 a3.93
3.92*6 a.92*6
3.92*6 a.93*6
3.93ii6 a.93*6
a. 61*6
.60
O40.20 13.87
O19.30 19.29*6a.30*6 40.17*6fl40.19 40.18
a.88*6 13.88 f 013.89 5.11%a.l2% 5.11*60.12*6
3.925i# a.92*6
13.88 3 al3.89 5.11*6a.ll% 5.11%a5.12
ol9.31 40.14*6a.l8*6 40.18*6a40.20 13.87a.88 *6
19.29*60.30*6 19.30
3.92»i« a.92i»i6 19.30*6al9.32 19.31
a.89*6 13.89 f C13.90 5.11%a.ll% 5.11%a5.12
o.21*6 40.20*6a40.22 13.88
o.32*6 40.18
3.92
19.32 J6al9.35 19.33
3.92*6 0.92*6
13.89
.60*6a.63
.60
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
19.30*60.32*6 19.31
3.93«i# a.93*6
31-
13.92
019.36 40.20*6a40.25 40.24*6a40.28
SUN DAY
30-
13.88
19.32*6a.35*6 19.33
3.93% a.93*6
3;92i»i#a.93*6
27- 3.92*6 03.93
28- 3.92*6 a.92*6
29- 3.92*6 a.92%
a.32*6
o.38*6
Cables
Checks
013.88 5.12%o.l2% 5.12*60.12*6
13.87*6al3.88 5.12
0.12*6 5.12*60.12%
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
2420-
Cables
13.87*6al3.88 5.12
SUN DAY
0.87*6
0.16*6 40.15*6a40.17 13.87
0.27*6 19.27*6al9.28 40.12
019.28 19.27*60.28*6 40.12*6a.l6*6 40.16
a.17*6 13.86J6a.87*6
19.27 *6al9.28 19.28
a.87*6
a.28*6 40.13*6a40.18 40.16*6a.l8*6 13.87
19.29
0.88*6
a.29?6 19.29*6a.30*6 40.16*6a.20*6 40.20*6a40.22 13.88
SUN DAY
17-
Bankers'
Bankers'
Checks
19.27
HOLI DAY
3.91*6 a.92*1#
Drachma
19.27
3.91*6 a3.92
3.91*6 o.92*6
6- 3.91*6 a.92% 3.92*6 a.92«i#
7- 3.92*6 a.93»i# 3.92*6 a.93*6
19.29 *6al9.35 19.30
a40.32 40.22
o.35*6 40.18
8- 3.93*1# a.93 *6 3.93*6 0.931*1# 19.38
0.41*6 19.38*6019.42 40.30*6a40.37 40.34
9..
SUN DAY
10.. 3.92% a.931!# 3.92*6 a.93*6
11- 3.92
a. 92*6
3.92*6 a.92*6
13.86*60.87*6 13.87
Greek
Lire
0.12% 5.12%a5.13
SUN DAY
3.91'i# a.91% 3.91*6 a.91%
3.91»i# a.91i»i« 3.91*6 a.91 *6
O40.16 40.15*6a40.17
SUN DAY
.
Cables
Italian
013.88 5.12
019.28 19.27*6a.28*6
SUN DAY
40.13
Bankers'
Checks
Cables
Checks
Cables
Belgium
Belga
1
Bankers'
Bankers'
Cables
CONTINENTAL CENTRES.
23.77
023.79 13.94ol4.10% 13.94%al4.11
023.76
8.18
oS.19
13.94ol4.10% 13.94%al4.11 8.18
o8.19
8.19
SUN day
8.19
o8.20
e
O8.20
Boston
otocR
Bxcnange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31..
In
Since
October.
Jan. 1.
I
25,000
18,200
1,000
"i"666
iT,666
15,000
6,000
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
Oct. 1.
1932.
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
..1946
1947
1,000 Boston Cons Gas 5s
Brown Co
5^1..
...1946
Canad'n Intl Paper Co 6a. 1949
Bid.
Ask.
58
54
103
58
East Maaa StRR aerA IH<
54%
65
55
22"
~55%
"29"
24
343*
90
95
1948
17%
24
..1940
6a........*
.....
93 %
983*
22% Sale
21
Series B 5a
1948
21
1948
20
Series D 6a
1948
25
23
1948
40
40
1967
2734
28
47
52
1396
...
23
....
483*
....
55
103
Oct.
Oct.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
6
283* Oct.
60
11
19 103
Oct.
Oct.
6
14
19
25
24
....-
225* Sale
25,000
25,000
2,000
1,000
33,000
25,000
152.000
1,000
3,000
8,000
2,000
46.000
31
June
75
June 17
81
June
203* Oct.
3
22% Oct.
1
Oct.
31
20
24
Oct.
27
55
Shares.
415
1,557
80
1937
993*
90
9
650 Boston & Providence
87
1,055
20
103
337
First preferred
1,603
17
Aug.
17
Aug.
8
Feb.
Feb.
70
Feb.
60
Feb.
2d
18
92
90
......100
Preferred B_.
IOC-
Adjustment
100
Preferred
236
46,369 NYNH
3,162
8
18% Oct.
6
18% Oct.
6
Apr. 13
Aug. 23
85% Aug.
4
95
Aug. 11
18% Oct.
Apr.
Aug.
85% Aug.
95
Aug.
40
91
91
100%
Oct.
6
17
Oct.
6
22
Mar.
17
Oct.
24
85
48% Mar. 29
48% Mar. 29
90
Mar.
90
Mar. 18
83
Aug.
83
Aug.
4
60
May
85
Jan.
99
Jan.
Jan.
14
99-
92% June
1013* 103
Mar. 19
17
Oct.
6
L00% May 13
99% Jan,
483* Mar.
48% Mar.
85
117% Sale
76
Sale
98% 100
97
Sale
95
Oct.
5
66
65% Sale
65
Oct.
25
19
102% Aug. 24
62
June
100
Sale
Oct.
4
66% Oct.
20
99
50% July
59
5
8%
Mar. 16
12
15
16
15"
58
21
40
18
20
157
94
115
15
Sale
18
.....
20
Sale
135
83%
125
70
51c
5
2%
75c
I
50c
.....
5
1%
19%
20%
20%
86
8% Oct.
7
6
8
4
12
12
15
10
Oct.
8
3&
Oct.
12% Oct.
25
3
14%
13%
20%
20
20
35
18
24
7
5
1
5
June
24
3
June
35
20
5% June
100
July
50
Jan.
16
5
135
Feb.
24
120
133
78
85
18% Sale
85
8
4
15% Oct.
Oct.
1
20
83% Oct.
17
Oct.
83%, Oct.
50c
Oct.
3
Oct.
1
50c
Oct.
3
2
Oct.
4
2
3
19
2
1%
3
2% Oct.
1% Oct.
9% Oct.
6
2% Oct.
1% Oct.
9% Oct.
12% Oct.
13
20% Oct.
82
14
82
12
9
26
24%
Sale
6
16%
6
3
87
85%
14% Sale
.....
75
83% Oct.
12% Oct.
108% Oct.
70
July
Mar.
3
90c
Mar.
26
July
Sept.
6
June
14
20
May
July
July
85% Oct.
19% Oct.
26 108% Oct.
15
3
26
86
70
45
Jan.
Jan.
92
Mar. 18
Apr. 18
Sept. 30
Jan
21
6
Jan.
3
Feb.
22
8
13
1
il*
Jan.
Sept. 6
Aug. 25
30% Jan. 15
30
75
76
100
100
June
Jan.
Sept.
Feb.
Jan.
23% Sept.
6% June
70
63
Jan.
155
75c
June
Oct.
25
11
26
153
70c
60
Oct.
62
7
15
15
15
Jan.
7
Jan.
June 28
July
Sept.
40c
May
1% July
65%
18% Sale
108
96 Vermont & Massachusetts 100
Oct.
Oct.
12% Oct.
2%
50c
.....
89
b
7
19
3
21%
14
2
Oct.
3%
73H
100
Jan.
Jan.
July 28
Sept. 6
24
15
125
90
1
6 130
1
76%
25
8% Oct.
11
36
June
July 27
July 26
July 28
23%
9%
"46"::::
...
& Hartford
Preferred
800
40 Northern RR
481 Norwich & Worcester pf.100
1,609 Old Colony
100
50
60,259 Pennsylvania RR
416 Prov & Worcester Ry
100
29
93
6
99
864 Maine Central
80
3",177
5
7
60
45
100
35 Conn & Pasumpsic Riv pf.100
915 East Mass St Ry Co....
100
80
Jan.
91% Mar.
70
100
544 Chic Jet Ry & U S Y pref..
Common....
200
43
96
par
6,019 Boat Ac Maine prior pf stpd 100
Ser A 1st pref stamped..100
4,261
Ser B 1st pref stamped..100
1,776
Ser G 1st pref stamped..100
1,982
Ser D 1st pref stamped..100
959
30
85
May
9
303* Aug. 23
55
Aug. 12
62
1957
98 Boston & Maine Pref
Common stamped.......
336
Preferred stamped......
189
166
Sale
Mar. 26
40
61
17
1935
4,740 Boston Ac Albany........100
100
21,147 Boston Elevated
398
5
20
28
Mar. 9
Mar. 5
Mar. 24
60
1023*
1944
STOCKS
Jan.
31%
31%
33%
33%
62
1942
Pennsylvania Elec Co 4s. 1971
Shares
98% Oct.
5
40
1003*
19
Feb.
4
Feb. 23
Mar.
3
Oct.
17% Jan,
Apr.
8
Feb.
8
May
9
303* Aug. 23
49% Jan.
4
96
Jan.
5
91% Mar. 7
1956
8,000 Vama Water 5%s
1
Mar.
2
23
40
5%s—1956
1,000 Sevllla-BUtmore 7%8
44.000 Swift & Co 5s
47
85
17
North Penn Co 6%s
P C Pocahontas deb 7a...
43
28
Mt
B
May 13
983* Oct.
18% Oct.
Miss River Power 5s.....1951
Series
19 103
28
Mo Pacific Lines 5%s
Nor Am Lt & Pr A
Oct.
33% Oct.
Metropolitan Edison Co 5s '62
Hope Bridge Flat 6%s '57
1949
New Engl Tel A Tel 5a._.1932
5
103
17
20,000 James River Bridge 6%s.l958
...
6
65
10
1940
1957
2,000 Ran City Mem 5c Blrm 4a. 1934
Income 5s
1934
2,000
1959
25,000 Kreuger & Toll 5s
1968
1,000 Lexington Water
1,000 Massachusetts Gas Co 5%s '46
28% Oct.
1
June
Oct.
23
Prices.
6
40
33 % Oct.
94
24
Sale
283* Oct.
17
....
36
Highest
Sale Prices.
Prices.
90
-
Series C
10,700
Series E 6s
4,000
2,000 European Invest 7s
7,000 Hood Rubber 7a
1,000 Illinois Steel 4%s
1,000 Indianapolis Pr & Lt
Sale
283* Oct.
50
90
Chic Jet Ry&US Yds 4a. 1940
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
Ask
1944
25,000 AUedhany Corp 5s
203.200 Mnoakeag Mfg Co 6a
129,600
12,200
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31.
Price
BONDS
265,450
$208,600
2,585,100
$158,200
1,603,700
Jan. 2
$
20,000
21,000
86,000
147,000
1931.
1932.
October.
736,738
7,416,288
593,606
6,496,296
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
Bond Sales.
1931.
1932.
Stock Sales.
October.
110
June
65
July
Feb.
19
8
1
12
6
9
June 29
MISCELLANEOUS—
11,030
22,161
1,431
760
150
85
21,834
315
515
2,785
American Founders Corp
Amer Ac
1% Sale
Continental Corp...
Amer Pneumatic Service.__25
Preferred....
50
2,390
First pre/erred
1,006
__50
2d preferred.
1,560
355,534 Amer Telep 8c Teleg
100
10,555 Amoskeag Mfg Co
•
13,248 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet... *
323
"""437
Preferred
100
3,480 Boston Personal Prop Trust.
2,679 Brown At Co pref
757 Brown Ac Durrel Co common.
80
832 Continental Securities Corp
Preferred
36
2,280 Crown Cork Internat Corp.
1,355 Bast Boston Land...
..10
19,114 Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn com
7,729
4%]% preferred
100
6% preferred..
13,337
..100
27,160 Eastern SS Lines. Inc new
50
100
1,025
840
693
1,010
560
155
*
/
6,222
2.227
No par value,
Preferred
a Assessment paid.
)
First preferred
100
1
75c
Sale
65c
,1
2
22
1%
15
6%
6%
1
1%
2%
13%
3
4% Oct.
4%
95c
1
2
3
11
15
21
5% Oct.
3
1% Oct.
4
95c
2
Oct.
Oct.
13
8
3
Oct.
28
11
Oct.
24
13
Oct.
11
% June 30
1% Jan.
2
52
9
112%
4%
13
Sale
103%
3%
5
10%
15%
10
75
Sale
64
Sale
1%
5
....
2% Sale
1%
6%
"1% ""!%
1
1%
64
68
60% Sale
7
31
82
Kx-dividend.
Sale
36
85
5
8
64
Sale
Sale
56
61
30
75
Oct.
27
13
Oct.
8
Oct.
24
10
Oct.
5
Oct.
28
4% Oct.
9%
6%
1%
75c
6
65
1%
6%
Sale
50% Sale
7
33
85
Sale
28
Jk
31
75
85
Oct.
1
Oct.
4
6
Oct.
29
13
59% Oct.
47
5
30
75
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
8
4
11
3
Oct.
31
1% Oct.
8% Oct.
4
65
Oct.
7
61
Oct.
5
3
4
6% Oct.
30
Oct.
85
Oct.
3
27
Jan.
14
Aug. 29
Feb.
June
2
June
1
May
July 26
3
June
1
2
1% Jan.
7
1
Apr.
7
2% May 26
40% June 3
3
28
5
18
79
June
19
Feb. 19
Jan. 16
Feb. 13
Jan. 27
% Apr. 15
1
31
3
28
70% July
1% May
Aug.
5% July
1%
6
Oct.
Aug. 29
Aug. 30
58
6% Oct.
4
June
6
3
3
"1% "1%
6%
26
10
4
5
7%
13 113% Oct.
98% Oct.
3% Oct.
75
8
3
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Feb.
9% Sept.
% Feb.
85c
May
4
May
2
116% Sale
3%
3%
17% Sale
3
2
June 30
June 25
July 20
Feb.
2
Apr. 15
Sept. 24
2% Jan. 27
10
67
70
Feb.
Sept.
11
8
Jan.
Jan.
28
14
36% Jan.
85% Jan.
20
4
9
<*v
BOSTON
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
Since
October.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
BOSTON
8TOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
1932.
15k
1634
2,386 Economy Grocery Stores...♦
190
8
Bale
Sale
10,687 General Capital Corp
183 Georgian Corp
1,696 Georgian, Inc (The) A pref_.
966 Gilchrist Corp.
*
55,365 Gillette Safety Razor Co
18
Sale
13
2,895
128 Grief Brothers
385 Greenfield Tap 8c Die
15
20
734
4k
Bid
Bid
Ask
17 k
23
174
5k
17
8
5
Sale
5k
Sale
14 k
1
1
2
2
234
3
2%
1834
734
Sale
12
Ask
19 k
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
Oct. 1.
Ask.
Bid.
25,286 Edison Elec Illumination. 100
24,328 Employers' Group Assoc T G.
146
45
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
Price
150
1,099
67
EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
1,121
665
STOCK
19
Sate
15k Oct.
Sale
Sale
170
Oct.
Sale
5
Oct.
16
2
2
2k
17%
17%
16% Sale
.
27
Oct.
22
Sale
Prices
26
18
8
Oct.
8
2k Oct.
14k Oct.
6
10
25
1*A
lk
1134
16
35
49
1
1% Oct.
2k Oct.
8
4
2
1
2k Oct.
6
Oct.
10
Apr. 28
3
Apr.
5
10% Jan.
5
8
May 27
1
Aug. 15
21
lk
11^
35
June
2
Apr. 15
10
3
27 k
2
1124 Oct.
17
1124 Oct.
17
30
Oct.
26
30
Oct.
26
2
16
35
48
2
934 Mar.
9
21
Sept.
3
May 19
6
16
81
1
Sept. 19
834
534
2434
1034
2%
8
7
Mar.
Aug. 10
Sept.
Prices,
24k Sept.
2 205
June 20
1
8
669 Hathaway Bakeries class B_.
Class A
25
Preferred..
180
June
3
Oct.
17
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
14% Apr.
119
11 11934 Oct.
13
5k Oct.
14k Oct.
1% Oct.
2
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
Feb. 13
Jan.
8
Mar. 3
Apr.
2
Jan. 14
Jan.
7
Aug. 10
Mar. LI
Hygrade-Sylvanla Lamp—
80
2,324
25
181
Com stk
1534
17
14k Oct.
60
80
53
tr ctfs
Preferred
21
15
Oct.
Oct.
8
53
Oct.
8
8
5k Oct.
11
7% Oct.
4
lk
lk Oct.
13
7k
7
Oct.
17
lk Oct.
7k Oct.
2k Oct.
13
8
26
Oct.
4
June 17
May 26
10
24k
7534
Jan.
Jan.
4
5
Jan.
2
(nternat Button Hole Sew¬
ing Machine Co
„—10
1,811
6.259 Internat Hydro-Elec Co
...
625
6,125 Jenkins Television Corp
2,544 Llbby McNeil Llbby...
56
147
3,354
160
.
3,223
57,988
6,066
140
85
Loew's
•
48
197
2,921
3k
834
Mass Utll Associates
2
v t c
Mergenthaler Linotype
100
80
10
534%
Sale
53
50c
1
16k
25
31,368
5 k Sale
....
2
Oct.
10
20
Oct.
21
23
1
% Oct.
75c
10
80
25c
10
50c
28c
Oct.
17
24 Oct.
k Oct.
19
5
7
62
60k
Warrants
100
Oct.
11
157" Sale'
8
com..
8k
% Sale
cap
stk
25
•
......
5
....
85 Waltham Watch class B....*
171
2,813
33,540
75
5c
11
62
25
Oct.
134
Jan.
3 k Feb.
834 Mar.
June
30c
40" "Oct: "21
62
2%
3%
lk Oct.
25
Oct.
3
8
100 k
96 k
Sale
Sale
10
1
7
lk
98
7%
k Sale
89
Oct"
11 10024 Oct.
1
7
Oct.
Oct.
1
k Oct.
27
31
k Oct.
31
4k Oct.
19
6k Oct.
1
10
934 Sale
13
6 k
50c
6 k Sale
10 k Sale
18% Sale
31
Sale
20c
25c
13
12
6k
8
5
Sale
75c
50c
6k Sale
7
36
Sale
7% Sale
Sale
32
34 k
34
31%
Ik
Sale
2
38 k
29 k
lk
Sale
12
10
12
2%
"Ik Sale"
Sale
9
9%
lk
11
Sale
75c
Sale
30 k
lk
40
2%
lk
lk
34% Sale
29 % Sale
1
lk
6%
7%
7%
30
10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct,
Oct.
22
Oct.
Oct.
If
0k Oct.
13 '363^ Oct.
l:
f
13
28
7
13
Oct.
19
12
lk Oct.
34% Oct.
2934 Oct.
lk Oct.
10
14
31
5
2k Oct.
3934 Oct.
Oct.
30
•
53
8
Jan. 18
May
7
75c
1
18
5
Oct. 11
Aug. 22
Sept. 9
Aug.
70
45
55
15
Sept. 15
Jan.
Sept. 12
6
18
Apr. 21
Aug. 22
1 Aug* 23
Jan.
Jan.
Preferred
...
Prior preferred
Warren Bros...
100
.....
19 k
Sale
16k
100
—
60
10
60
10
25
50
25
60
1234
3 34
12 k
10
Sale
10
234
Oct.
lk Oct.
14
10
12
30
20
30
6
18"" "26"
1
Sale
10
k Oct.
10
4
4k
i"6""o"ct:"3i
10 k Oct.
25
Oct.
6
Oct.
1
6
3% Oct.
18
11
11
1
Conv preferred
6,469 Weatfleld Mfg Co
can
stock.
6
1434 Aug. 26
lk Sept. 1
% Jan. 15
16
Mar.
2
934 Jan.
2
134 Jan. 20
3 k May 31
434 July
9
7
May 22
22
June 22
15c
Mar. 23
8
Sept.
1734 Sept.
8
8
19
Mar.
2
38
20c
Aug. 23
Feb. 19
13
Jan.
23
1
18
July 20
June
2
June 15
Apr. 26
334 Sept. 6
3 k Aug. 31
40 k Mar. 11
3734 Jan. 27
234 Sept. 8
33
May 11
234 Jan. 19
4734 Mar. 28
234 Jan. 19
Apr. 28
July 15
934 May 20
75c
Nov. 7
8
June 24
10
May
6
1% May 31
9
Aug. 10
10
May 14
134 Aug. 25
1
Aug. 24
1734 Feb. 19
17
Jan. 10
10c
20c
10 ""Oct" "31
5
10
20
"4% Sale"
k Oct.
May 26
May
7
% Jan.
2
9
Aug. 17
4
June 23
50c
Aug.
8
3
31c
%
2234
2534
%
42
18 k
5
9
Jan. 14
Apr. 22
18% Mar. 15 21 % Mar. 10
Jan. 13
6534 July 11 116
1
7 k May
2
June
i
Common
2,544 Venezuela Holding Corp
•5,821 Venezuela Mexican Oil Corp.
2,813 Waldorf System Inc........
1,339
2%
11
common
2.260 Union Twist Drill
2,494 United Carr Fastener Corp
34,192 United Founders Corp com..
115,770 United Shoe Mach Corp...25
Preferred..
25
9,629
1,238 U S Elec Power Corp
*
Utility Equities Corp 15.50
dlv priority stk allot ctfs..
890
50
38" "Oct" "20
...
Shawmut Assn TC
49,004 Swift A Co
30,866 Torrington Co
50
42
7
3
1
3 k Aug. 30
3
9
2
1% May 31
1934 July 11
3 k May 31
June
% July
7
9
Prior preferred
56,160 Stone & Webster Inc
200
6234c
50c
1034 Aug. 3 9
20c
45
3,450 Reece Button Hole Mach._10
3,054 Reece Folding Mach..
10
""25
25
21
35
..
255
80c
2k
Sale
2% Sale
50
62
900 Tower Mfg
6,914
40c
.
9
7k Sept.28
2% June
9
England Public Service
New....
66 Ry Lt & Sec Co
1*579
1
2k
3
7 34
8
2 % Sale
preferred
250 Public Utility Holding
250
100
25c
15
14,502 Pacific Mills
"124
....
tr ctfs
30,558 New England Tel 8c Tel...100
25
50c
8k
Mulllns Mfg Co
New
627
8
8%
10 New Eng G & El Co cl A
""30
1,411
3,970
1,962
lk
3
com
864 New Engl Equity Corp
Preferred
152
"""80
901
lH
10
...25
9
'
1,465 National Leather
5,648 Nat Service Co com shs
720
1,268
Theatres.
11
9
1234 Feb. 16
July 29
8% Sept. 8
15
Jan.
7
35
1834 Jan.
9
MINING—
400 Adventure Cons Copper Co
40,723 Arcadian Cons Mining Co..
22,123
176
1,605
...
66
600
""50
4,030
163
■
2,639
.
25
Cooper
300 Keeweenah Copper
2,125 LaSalle Copper
17,545 Mohawk—..
2%
1%
.
3%
Sale
50c
16
107
14
95
Preferred
isle Royal
lk
25
40c
25
11 k
lk
65<*
Sale
205 Nevada Cons Copper
180 New River Co preferred
91
Common
100
3,765
1,308 Nlplssing Mines
78,422 North Butte
200 Ojlbway Mining Co.
"loo
850
3,024
3,415
*
No par
13,549 Utah Apex Mining
81,869 Utah Metal & Tunnel.
value
1
5k
Sale
334
234
k
85
2%
35c
Sale
Sale
3
k Oct.
28
l«i6
Oct.
25
Oct.
11
534 Oct.
234 Oct.
13
3k Oct.
4
1
3
50
17 k
13 k
13 k
Sale
85
---
85
Oct.
31
1
k Oct.
19
85
Oct.
2% Oct.
31
10
2k
50
1
60'
40c
95c
35c
Oct"27 "35c" Oct" "27
12 k
13
11
Oct.
Sale
6%
6%
13 k
22
6
27
8
k
lk
10 k May
25
Jan.
k July
50c
Apr.
30c
Apr.
8
50
6
13k Oct.
1
.5
2.M
25
%
40c
.....
1%
134
Sale
40c
50c
10c
k
ik
6%
7
2% Sale
1% Sale
lk
8
1%
1%
45c
50c
lk
10
87c
30c
40c
10c
50c
1
8
1%
1
ik
1
Oct.
17
30c
Oct.
27
,
1
45c
Oct.
Oct.
17
3
%
lk
June
lk
10
lk
Oct.
17
Oct.
22
Oct.
8
1% Oct.
5
10
5
25c
75c
65c
75c
45c
75c
..1
30c
35c
40c
45c
35c
45c
/
k Oct.
35c
Oct
8
% Oct.
40c
Oct.
4
15
3
40c
Apr. 22
4
20c
June 17
Aug. 22
4k Sept.
8
14c
Mar. 31
50c
Aug. 30
Aug. 26
18
8534 May
7
2 34 Aug. 30
50c
Apr.
7
5
7
8
3c
k
k
"25"
25
34
%
15c
5
l«i« Oct. 25
8
Sept. 8
23
27
May 31
Apr. 15
May 24
Sept. 8
Apr.
8
June 24
Feb.
9
Apr. 26
June
2
May 18
Jan.
6
9
3
.....
5
85
15
5c
50c
10
37c
20c
Ex-dlvldend
99c
50
10
16
Sale
15
2.*
2,920 Old Dominion Co
16,470 Pond Cr Pocahontas Co...
50,714 Qulncy
..25
130 Shannon..
4k
3k
15c
65 St Mary's Mineral Land ...25
805
Aug.
Sept.
1% May
134 Apr.
10c
Feb.
10c
Feb.
5
91c
25
4,405 Calumet A Hecla
26,591 Copper Range Co
25
11,800 Bast Butte Copper Mining 10
281 Hancock Consol Mining Co..
798 Island Creek Coal..
1
60c
,
Aug. 29
1834 Feb. 19
10
Sept. 7
22,
Sept. 2
34 Sept. 8
134 Sept. 9
75c
Sept.
8
k Feb.
9
134 Aug. 26
10
Sept. 16
3
Sept. 8
1 % Jan.
2
5c
Feb.
17
lk Sept. 10
Aug. 12
65c
;
v- /'
K
■
Cleveland Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND
Shares
44,326
410,507
22,306
319,249
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31_
Jan.
BONDS
1.
STOCKS
Shares.
Shares.
15
Ask.
-----
100 %
97
Oct. 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Ask.
Lowest.
Highest,
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Lowest.
Sale
85
95
84% Oct.
95
:
86% Oct.
21
.100
Oct.
2
1%
2%
3
-—
29%
20
Oct.
2
17
17
.100
Preferred.
105
2,265
380
16,432
8
65
130
342
50
1,770
24
640
89
8
630
40
15%
14
Preferred
100
Commercial Bookbinding—*
Dow
3%
5
2
2%
2
3
6%
185
"""300
735
3%
100
303
326 Enamel Products
Mfg
•
*
51
178
...»
573 General T 8c R
318
6% preferred
1,443 Geometric Stamping
1,201 Glldden prior pref
100
♦
3% Sale
...»
*
Preferred
3C
1,540
666
Halle Brothers
10
Preferred
1,583
Harbauer
1,993
15
48£
8,576
2nd
5(
preferred
Preferred
....
10
13%
n&r
55
Oct.
Oct.
5
% Oct.
5
7
_
103
7
19
Oct.
24
41% Oct.
6
38
35
Oct.
Oct.
24 150
Oct.
28
Oct.
25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7
8
21
10
3
95
35
33
95
Oct.
Oct.
24
27
38
100
95
Ojtt. 27
30
25
35
25
5%
10%
20
5%
20
Oct.
3
20
Oct.
3
25
Oct.
20
26% Oct.
1% Oct.
10
"
8% Oct.
1
61% Oct.
9% Oct.
18
Oct.
Oct.
29
% Oct.
64% Oct.
27
13
---
33%
Q#?t.
4
10%
.....
—
19%
25
20
25
27
26
1%
/
2%
Sale
9
8%
20
1%
2%
55
65
9
10
8%
1% Oct.
59
79
Sale
75
40
47%
1%
73
35
40
40
64%
anVs
67
Oct.
1
37
45
Oct.
Oct.
1
Oct.
69% Oct.
18
13
~2i%
14%
14%
75
40
14%
10
29
12
Oct.
10
Oct.
3
13
10
95
Oct.
Oct.
18 11% Oct.
Oct.
10 100
13
100
6% Oct.
4
Oct.
3
14%
23
*8*
70
38* ^
J*
62
3
Jan.
14
4
2
July
29
June
11
6% Oct.
40
Oct.
29
50
19
July
July
Oct.
July
Apr.
May
May
May
Apr.
30
38
3
3%
9%
5%
39%
7%
60
12%
4
20
20
3%
6
22
3%
16
2%
6
Jan. 30
Jan.
2
4% Apr. 19
36
28
25
28
Jan. 21
Aug. 30
2%
14%
61%
9%
Sept. 1
Sept. 13
Oct.
5
Oct. 18
Jan. 23
12
7
May 19
29
65
4
Oct.
19
4
Oct.
19
May 27
July
~
15
Oct"
20
15
Oct.
20
Oct.
40
5
Oct.
5
9% Aug,
1% July
July
9% May 31
3
May 13
30
Oct.
6
4%
6
10
1
3
4%
4%
15
6%
4
8
20
Oct.
3% Oct.
11
20% Oct.
3% Oct.
10
3
6
Oct.
6
Oct.
5
Oct.
11
Oct.
15
4%
1% Oct.
4% Oct,
28
18
1% Oct.
4% Oct.
28
18
6%
8
5
Mohawk Rubber
......100
2H
14
5
2
2%
19
....
21
6% Oct.
4
6% Oct.
"4
2%
5% Oct.
Oct.
5
5
3
2% Oct.
16
26
5
28
June
11
3
Oct.
Mar. 26
Sept. 20
1
Jan.
20
Feb.
*
% May 27
2% Sept. 19
25
5
15
31
20
20
4
29
Jan.
12
Jan.
13
7
15
Feb.
Apr. 26
Jan. 20
1% Oct.
28
7
29
Jan.
30% Feb. 17
12% Feb.
8
Aug. 18
4
Apr.
Aug.
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
Jan.
Apr.
80
15
June 23
65
2
4% Sept. 22
Jan.
4% Mar. 18
8
7
3
16
Oct.
_
5
Mar.
Aug. 31
9% Aug. 22
8
Sept. 8
July 30
Aug.
May 24
8
Jan.
6% Jan. 21
1 % Sept. 17
Jan.
9
J% July 14
70
90
.100
11
10
22
8
13
4
65
9%
23
30
12%
Sale
20
Jan. 29
Sept. 13
Mar. 28
52
4
6%
6%
65
Sale
3
Sept. 26
Jan. 18
Feb.
1
28 49%
29 60
3%
27
28 78
3
25
5%
17
6 23%
28 28%
~ 51%
45
Sept. 20
July 16 13%
July 29 105
Oct.
5
May
25
10
4%
3
40
June 14
%
10
Sept. 6
5
5% Jan.
4% Feb. 20
17
June 30
June 13
Aug.
45
July 12
5% Jan.
9
Sept.
18
8
15
13
4% Apr. 26
Sept. 23
14% July
3% Jan
June
7
22
Sept.
June 29 100
18%
18%
1%
11%
6
Sept.
Aug. 16
Aug. 22
3
May
21% July
74
"2%
7%
6
20
14
...
Lithograph
6
30
%
100
Preferred...
10
74
6
4
3
45
40
35
110
Jan.
%
—
21%
June 22 165
14
Juno
3
88
8%
29
—.
Jan.
10
25
25
28
Sept. 27
Aug. 25
1
3% Jan.
7
Jan.
tl*
May 26
2% Jan.
9
4% Oct.
6% Oct.
Oct.
Apr. 30
Apr
14
% Apr. 25
98
6
95
38%
37%
Feb.
Sept.
91% Apr.
30
Aug.
26 104% Oct.
30
2
23
Feb. 13
Jan. 21
2
Jan. 14
3
Feb. 10
31% Sept. 3
104% Oct. 19
30
Aug. 24
80
% Oct.
Oct.
5
Apr. 26
7^ Jan.
5
6
May 11
% Jan. 18
50
28
68
53% July
42
74
2
..10
% Aug. 22
33% Feb. 29
Oct.
3
Jan.
6% Apr
24
25
40
25% Sale
|M"rray-Ohio Mfg Co
No
14
38
40
37
44
1%
140
135
140
133
160
10%
13%
10%
13%
3%
3%
4%
4%
5%
5
4%
4%
5%
6%
6
7
5
5%
6%
6
12
5%
10
3%
1%
3%
345
1
Lamson Sessions
100 Morgan
611
53% Oct.
40%
%
7
137 Miller Wholesale Drug
5,106
11
28
100
2,316 Medusa Portland Cement
5( )
12
July
53% June
5
11
37
100
Interlake SS
333 Metro Paving Brick
24
Preferred
255
31
Oct.
47%
Sale
—
22
299 McKee A G "B"
5()
Oct.
12
-.100
122 Korach
3,535
21
13
35
100
4,506 Kelly Island L Ac T.
11^
3%
Oct.
10
6%
3
India Tire & Rubber...
935 Kay nee...
Preferred
20
5(
1
Oct.
11
55
55
374 Jaeger Machine...
3(
60
3
5%
%
Potter....
60 Higbee 1st preferred..
16
"""29C
20
100
.
150 Harris Siebold
5C
6%
5
12
100
482 Hanna M A $7 pref
2
Sept. 2
Apr. 26
20% Oct.
15
il
60%
17% Sale
27
""""3C
24
100
29 Great Lakes Towing pref. 100
♦
2,261 Grelf Bros Cooperage
100
557 Guardian Trust
247
2
100
20,338 Goodyear Tire 8c Rubber..
213
Sale
4
21
100
378 Goodrich (B F)
Preferred
160
25
Oct.
4
6
Sale
25
224 Godman Shoe
"2", 782
13
35
104
35
28
28
*
2,601 Federal Knitting Mills.
7,464 Ferry Cap & Set Screw
1,405 Firestone Tire & Rubber.. 10
6% preferred---.
100
2,454
*
4,103 Foote Burt
225 Fostoria Pressed Steel.
350
12%
12%
7
Sale
99
31
Chemical
Preferred
Elec Controller 8c
80
14
Oct.
10
509 Faultless Rubber
'"'670
11
30
195
.100
Cleveland Union Stkyda.
400 Eaton Axle & Spring...—.
115 Edwards (Wm) pref
100
50
Oct.
5
63%
13%
104%
V*
930 Detroit & Cleveland Nav
10,253
24
50
Sale
21
25
35
69%
45
—
598
18
4% Oct.
50
::;H "if"
11
100 % 103
50
Certificates of deposit. .100
Mar.
5% May
3
% Feb. 26
66
6,788
""'708
40
20
35
Cliffs Corporation v t c
*
350 Columbus Auto Parts pref —*
;
50
5%
—
3
987
458
35
11%
--.10
9,010
2.636
"""350
4
90
285
1,519
5,867
3,948
2,702
1,020
7
.—100
Pref
3
89
4
40
25)4
252
"""330
1
5
10
%
30
""'613
13
1% Oct.
5
1% Oct.
Sale
5
10
10
....
336
------
3
15
% Aug. 22
....
75
4751
3101
■
1%
1
1H
6
5
47
6
25
Feb. 24
Sept. 28
2% Aug. 26
7
Jan. 27
7
Sept. 28
1% Jan.
7
„50
890
50
§""
I
5%
Preferred.
50/
70
16
Mar.
2J4 Feb. 27
28
July 2 0
Feb. 24
1% July
15
13/
888
Feb.
95
95
16
1
608
■
Feb.
84% Oct. 21
2% Feb. 16
28
July 29
18
39
50
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
Par.
10 /
'""200
210,550
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
100%
100%
95
86%
39
1,789
------
Oct. 1.
1932.
Bid.
500 City Ice Dellv Cin 6»
1936
1933
17,000 Cleveland Railway 5s
22,400 Cleve S W Ry&Lt G&C5sl954
1944
4,000 WRIC deb 5^8
2,000
43,900
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
$
%
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31--_-
Jan. 2
Since
In
$2,000
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
October.
October
CLEVELAND
AGGREGATE SALES.
1931.
1932.
Bond Sales.
1931.
1932.
Stock Sales.
October
;
8
Mar. 26
6.
% Oct.
6
1
3
% May 27
5% Feb. 23
t
2i/
Sept.
Feb.
value
\
69
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES
In
Since
October.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
365
.
.
.
M
STOCKS
23C Myers PEA Bros
*
Preferred
*
......10
9,083 National Acme..
100
1.79C National Carbon pfd
25
3,699 National Refining
330
..
Price
Jan. 2
1932.
Par
20
308
2,886
3,083
_.
3
k
I
k
23 k
25
10,481
16
248
11H
720 Ohio Confection...
20 Ohio Seamless Tube
100
20
50
3k 0ct-
6
4k Oct.
6
4k Oct.
6
k Oct.
6
1
25
60 k 100
2k
lk
3
3
k
1
k
24k
lk
25
23 k
22
Oct.
7
7
40
Oct.
Oct.
7
3
14
7
13
•
Oct.
11
16
*
...
8k
35 k
55
2
4
60
40
2
Oct.
10
3
Oct.
60
30
Oct.
4
2
4
3
30
Sale
7
Oct.
22
3k
10
7k Oct. 21
40
Oct.
3
2
Oct.
3
Oct.
14
7
30
Oct.
13
60
12310230648759
120
123490586
m
4m
mi
m.
3
Oct.
30
Oct.
25
10
—
1,629
50
m
-
mm
—
1,138 White
10
5
26k
19k
87
11
10k Oct.
14
20
6
21
Oct.
Oct.
20
25
79
80
Oct.
26
1
k
25
15
6
25
15
18
8
7
4
9
4
9
90
45
90
58
90
30
40
4k
16k
lk
4k
18
2
7
12
Oct.
8
6
Oct.
20
7
5
May
May
June
Aug.'
26
Oct.
4
19 H
85k Oct.
7
75
July
1
Jan.
6
14
Oct.
7
Oct. 13
7k Sept. 10
3
7
13
30
7
Feb.
k Sept.
2
June
15
Oct.
4
15
Oct.
4
13
8
Oct.
4
8
Oct.
4
4
60
Oct.
10
65k Oct.
21
41
3k Oct.
29
4k Oct.
18k Oct.
lk Oct.
18
4
3
8k Mar.
10
July
17k Jan.
4H Apr.
8
14
8
4
23
9
22
18
"OH "10"
23
Sale
k Jan.
7
lk July 13
Aug. 30
Jan.
6
5
22
ll»
Sept. 9
Apr. 12
35
Jan.
Jan.
1
Aug. 10
Sept. 3
Feb. 19
Jan.
7
85
Sept.
June 21
8 k Aug. 20
9 k Feb. 29
65k Oct. 21
May
9
Apr. 25
40
2
4
9
:*
7k
10H
3k
k
2k
7k
8
Oct.
13
lk Oct.
3
7k Oct.
14
16
13
Aug. 19
Jan.
65
8
Motor Sec pfd.
100
...
*
1,307 Youngstown Sheet A T pf 100
88 k
98
68k
85
--i»
19
70
30
36
40
75
85
20
70
3
13
8
Oct.
7
5
July
5
9
Jan.
23
Oct.
17
75
Oct.
17
70
25
Oct.
7
25
Oct.
7
14
10
Jan. 23
25k Sept. 21
89
Apr.
fl
lk May
7
47
Feb.
6
May 19
lk May
16
22
28 k Mar
3 k Jan.
75
19
19
7
3 k July 11
10
June
1
lk Oct.
4
13
22
100k Jan.
2 k June 13
40
1
14
16
28
11
20
June 23
Feb. 16
12
31
July
80
"6" "Oct: "16 ""6" "Oct: "10
2
H Apr.
13
Jan. 15
60 .Aug. 10
2 ^ Apr. 22
7
June 17
No par value
Table Brought
Forward from Page 16.
RATES OF EXCHANGE
ON OTHER CENTRES.
Czecho¬
Oct.
Canada
slovakia
Bucharest
Polish
Hungary
Serbia
Bulgaria
Dollar
Kroner
Lei
Zloty
Penao
Dinar
Let
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
1
9ka9%
dlsct.
s-\
54
2.95ka2.96k
hecks
Finnish
Argentina
Brazil
Peso
Mtlreis
Markka
Checks
Checks
Cables
Checks
Cables
Checks
Cables
.71ka.73
1.49
al.52 25.19a25.79 25.25a25.80 7.20
a7.64 7.25
a7.65
.59ka.60k ll.17all.24 17.45al7.52 1.51kal.59
.59ka.60k ll.17ka.24 17.45al7.52 1.52kal.59
.59ka.60k ll.18all.24 17.45al7.52 1.52kal-59
.71ko.73
.71ka.73
.71ka.73
1.49
al.52 25.19a25.79 25.25a25.80 7.20
a7.64 7.25
07.65
1.49
al.52 25.19a25.79 25.25a25.80 7.20
a7.64 7.25
a7.65
1.49
al.52 25.19a25.79 25.25a25.80 7.20
a7.64 7.25
a7.65
.71ka.73
.71ka.73
1.49
al.52 25.19a25.79 25.25a25.80 7.20
a7.64 7.25
a7.65
1.49
al.52 25.19a25.79 25.25a25.80 7.20
a7.64 7.25
a7.65
9ka.60k ll.17all.24 17.45al7.52 1.52kal.59
SUNDAY
2
3
4
6
6
7
8
9ka9%
9ka9%
9ka9%
9*i«a91i«%
9ka91i#%
91i#a9%
dlsct.
2.95ko2.96k
dlsct.
dlsct.
dlsct.
dlsct.
dlsct.
2.95ka2.96k
2.95ko2.96k
2.95ka2.96k
2.95ka2.96k
2.95ka2.96k
al.59
.59ka.60k ll.17all.24 17.45al7.52 1.52
al.59
.59ka.60k ll.17all.24 17.43al7.52 1.50
.59ka.60k ll.18all.24 17.45al7.52 1.50kal.59
9ka91i«%
dlsct.
9Ha9ht%
dlsct.
2.95ka2.96k
2.95ka2.96k
.59ka.60k ll.18all.24 17.45al7.52 1.49
.59ka.60k ll.17all.24 17.45al7.52 1.47
.71ka.73
1.49
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a7.64 7.25
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1.48kal.52 25.19a25.79 25.25a25.80 7.20
1.48kal.52 25.19a25.79 25.25a25.80 7.20
a7.64 7.25
a7.65
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1.48kal.52 25.19a25.79 25.25a26.80 7.20
07.64 7.25
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1.48kal.52 25.19a25.79 25.25a25.80 7.20
1.48kal.52 25.25a25.79 25.75a25.80 7.25
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a7.64 7.25
a7.65
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1.48
al.52 25.25a25.79 25.75a25.80 7.25
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1.48
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.71ka.73
1.45
al.48 25.25a25.79 25.75a25.80 7.25
a7.64 7.50
a7.65
SUNDAY
9
HOLIDAY
9ka9%
8ka8k%
8ka7k%
dlsct.
dlsct.
dlsct.
2.95ka2.96k
2.95ka2.96k
2.95ka2.96k
69 k a 60 k ll.18all.24 17.45al7.52 1.40
.59ka.60k ll.17all.24 17.45«17.52 1.43
al.59
.59ko.60k ll.17all.24 17.45al7.52 1.35
al.59
al.59
SUNDAY
8
a6k% dlsct.
8% discount
8k% discount
8 ka8%
dlsct.
8ka7k% dlsct.
7»iea7k% dlsct.
2.95ka2.96k
2.95ka2.96k
2.95ka2.96k
2.95ka2.96k
2.95ka2.96k
2.95ka2.96k
.59ka.60k ll.18all.24 17.45al7.52 1.37
al.40k
.59ka.60k ll.17all.24 17.45al7.52 1.33
al.40k
.59ka.60k ll.18all.24 17.45al7.52 1.34kol.40k
al.40k
.59ka.60k ll.17all.24 17.45al7.52 1.33
al.40k
.59ka.60k ll.17all.24 17.45al7.52 1.34
.59ka.60k ll.17all.24 17.42al7.52 1.32 kal.40 k
1.48
SUNDAY
7ka7k%
dlsct.
discount
9ka9 k% disct.
9ka9k% dlsct.
9k % discount
2.96
9ka9k%
2.96ka2.96k
8k %
—
—
Oct.
dlsct.
2.95ka2.96k
2.96
a2.96k
.59ka.60k ll.17all.24 17.45al7.52 1.31kal.37k
.59ka.60k ll.16all.24 17.42al7.52 1.34kal.37k
a2.96k
a2.96k
.59ka.60k ll.17all.24 17.42al7.52 1.35kal.37k
.59ka.60k ll.17all.24 17.42al7.52 1.35kal.37k
2.96ka2.96k
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.59ka.60k ll.17all.24 12.42al7.52 1.35kal.37k
2.96
.71ka.73
.71ka.73
SUNDAY
9ka%9k
dlsct.
2.96ka2.96k
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Sucre
Peso
Bolivar
Peso
Sol
Escudo
Dollar
Tael
Yen
Peso
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
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Checks
Checks
16.00
47.25a47.50
14.00
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Checks
,24a95.60
1
6.02a6.13 20.00a21.00 3.12ka3.18 23.14a23k
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30.09a30H
pore
Dollar
Checks
Bombay
Java
Rupee
Guilders
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Checks
24.12a24.25 49ka49k 40.12a40.75 26.15a26.20 40.25a40.50
SUNDAY
2
30.20a30"u 23.10a23.45 49ka49k 40.18a40.75 26.13a26.25
30.20a30"i# 23.19a23.75 49ka49k 40.09a40.75 26.12a26.25
30.23a30"i« 23.59a23.90 49ka49k 40.12a40.75 26.12a26.25
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23.60a24.20 49ka49k 40.09a40.75 26.14a26.25
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3.12ka3.18 23.12a23.50 30.28a30k 23.52a23.85 49ka49k 40.09a41.00 26.13a26.25
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4
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47.25a47.50
14.00
6.02a6.13 20.00a21.00 3.13
6
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16.00
47.25a47.50
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16.00
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16.00
47.25a47.50
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6.02a6.13
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16.00
47.25a47.50
14.00
6.02a6.13
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16.00
47.25a47.50
14.00
6.02a6.13
,24a95.50
16.00
47.25a47.50
14.00
6.02a6.13 19.00a20.00 3.12
HOLIDAY
,24a95 50
16.00
47.25a47.50
14.00
6.02a6.13
.24a95.50
16.00
47.25a47.50
14.00
6.02a6.13
,24a95.50
16.00
47.25a47.50
14.00
17
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16.00
47.25a47.50
14.00
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16.00
47.25a47.50
14.00
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16.00
47.25a47.50
14.00
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16.00
47.25047,50
14.00
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16.00
14.00
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16.00
47.25a47.50
47.25a47.50
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16.00
47.25a47.50
,24a95.50
16.00
47.25a47.50
20.00
,20.00
25a40.60
25a40.50
30a40.50
SUNDAY
9
13.
19.00a20.00 3.12
a3.18 23.14a23.50 30.34a30k
a3.18 23.09a237it 30.18a30k
18.00a20.00 3.12ka3.18 23.09a237ie
18.00a20.00 3.12ka3.18 23.06a237n
a3.18 23.11a23k
6.02a6.13 18.00a20.00 3.12
23.52a23.85 49ka49k 40.12a41.00 26.12a26.25 40.30a40.60
23.56a23.85 49ka49k 40.00a41.00 26.06a26.25 40.30a40.50
23.55a23.80 49ka49k 39 94a41.00 26.03a26.20 40.35a40.50
23.51a23.80 49ka49k 39.94a41.00 26.05a26.20 40.35a40.50
30.26a30"n 23.47a23.80 49ka49k 39.94a41.00 26.02a26.20 40.35a40.50
30.22a30k
30.25a30k
SUNDAY
16—
6.02a6.13
18.00a20.00 3.10
14.00
18.00a20.00 3.12ka3.18 23.09a23.45 30.30a30»» 23.51a23.80 49ka49k 40.03a40.87 26.06a26.20 40.35a40.50
a3.16 23.05a23k 30.11a30»x# 23.49a23.75 49ka49k 39.81a40.87 25.81a26.20 40.35a40.50
a3.15 22.98a23 k 30.09a30k 23.42a23.65 49ka49k 39.31a40.50 35.55a26.00 40.35a40.50
6.02a6.13 18.00a20.00 3.08
a3.15 23.00a23k 30.22a30k 23.22a23.50 49ka49k 39.37a40.50 25.60a26.00 40.40a40.50
6.02a6.13 18.00a20.00 3.07
a3.15 22.87a23*ie 29.89a30«i$ 23.12a23.20 49ka49k 39.44a40.75 25.63a25.81 40.45a40.60
6.02a6.13 18.00a20.00 3.08
a3.15 22.84023*16 29.81a30k 23.u5a23.20 49ka49k 39.38a40.75 25.58a25.80 40.45a40.50
6.02a6.13 18.00a20.00 3.08
14.00
6.02a6.13
18.00a20.00 3.03
a3.08 22.75a23*ia
14.00
a3.08 22.62a23*ii
6.02a6.13
SUNDAY
232-k
27.
1
5
20
25
6k
June
1
5
21k
82 k
5
-----
1
3k Oct.
15
20
25k
85k
June
July
k Apr.
50
240 Wood Chemical B__
mmm
43
*
lk Oct.
10k
12
97$
:::::
5
415 White Motor
«.
50
mm
100
1,211 Weinberger Drug
172
m.
25
2
.
405
mm
5
19
Sale
98 k 101H
12
14
9
Sale
16
34 k
'24 k "Oct! ~l6 "28k "Oct: "31
Sale
1
2k
Sale
10k
10 H
*
1,393 Thompson Aeronautical....*
*
3,830 Thompson Products Inc
3,304 Trumbull-CUffs preferred 100
47 Truscon Steel preferred.. 100
1,661 Union Metal...............*
25
31,209 Union Trust
....*
1,640 Van Dorn Iron
1,992
"o'ctrio "12" Oct:"3
16
28 k
9
1
3k
2iH
9H
236 Standard Textile A pref
346 Stouffer Corp "A" w w
16
-
2*
25
*
200 Smallwood Stone
102 Standard OH of Ohio pref.100
*
380 Standard Textile
15k "ii"
16
Sale
27
9
•
Preferred
6,590
Apr.
4
July
9 k July
6
5
10k
Feb. 18
Aug.
8
Jan. 19
Oct. 22
1
5 k July 13
35k Sept. 24
1
Apr. 20
3k Apr.
100
358 Sheriff Street Market....
—
»
Preferred
6
15k
20
Sale
29
•
20,009 Sherwin-Williams
165
mm
*
2,184 Selby Shoe..
58
«,
3
200 Republic Stamp & Enam
772
-
1,383
•.
.....
950 Peerless Motor
16,282 Seiberling Rubber
299
1
2
5
5
12
17k
17k
130 Bobbins A Myers vtc ser 1..*
Preferred t t c........
25
870
—
587
m
6
*
25.347 Richman Bros
1,859
1
2
7H Sept. 10
Sale
8
6
•
9
18
Feb. 18
Aug.
8
k Sept. 7
18k Aug.
2
100 Otis Steel....
1,209 Packard Electric
1,692 Packer Corporation
2,765 Patterson-Sargent
Mar.
95
5M Sept. 8
Jan. 28
100
June 20 120
8 k Feb. 17
3 k July 19
Feb.
1
60
Sept. 7 100
3 k Feb. 20
lk June
6
lk July
k Apr.
7
40
90
8
10
82
...
...
....100
Preferred
50
24
3
100
Preferred..........
2k Oct.
6
19k Jan.
7% June 30
Mar.
9
4k
4k
4k
21
Highest.
Sale Prices.
120
113
120
1
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
95
3
2k
119k
lk
2k
5
.....
Ohio Brass "B"
155
4
4k
Highest.
Sale Prices
95
60
iH
♦
Nineteen Hundred Corp
55 North American Securities A*
120
112
*
103
2k
Nestle Le Mur class "A"
3k
Lowest.
12
-----
95
123
7*
........--50
500 National Tool
Preferred.. ............100
5C
m-
9k
2k
114
Ask.
Ask. Bid
101
2,835 National Tile
w
22
19k
100
....
Bid.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31.
Oct.l.
Ask
Bid.
.....
Preferred
165
-
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
?
—
.24a95.60
16.00
47.25a47.50
14.00
6.02a6.13 17.50a20.00 3.00
6.02a6.13 17.50a20.00 3.01
——
.24a95.60
16.00
47.25a47.50
14.00
6.02a6.13
6.02a6.13
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.....n.
17.50a20.00 3.02
17.50a20.00 3.01
,24a95.50
16.00
47.25a47.50
14.00
,24a95.50
16.00
47.25a47.50
14.00
6.02a6.13 17.60a20.00 3.01
95.24a95.50
10.00
47.25a47.60
14.00
6.02a8.13 17.50a20.00 3.01
a3.08 22.70a23k
29.82a30.50 22.67a23.10 49ka49k 38.62a40.50 25.17a25.
29.62a30.25 22.45a22.75 49ka49k 38.25a39.37 24.96a25.
29.70a30k 22.38a22.75 49ka49k 38.50a39.12 24.94a25
a3.08 22.59a231ie 29.51a30.00 21.69a22.25 49ka49k 38.06a38.87 24.78a25,
a3.08 22.53a23»*ie 29.51a29"i« 21.92a22.25 49ka49k 38.13a38.87 24.79a25,
a3.08 22.62a231n 29.60a29.94 21.72a22.25 49ka49k 38k a 38k 24.82025,
45a40.50
45a40.50
45a40.50
40a40.50
,40a40.50
,40a40.60
SUNDAY
a3.06 22.43a22.85 29.46a29.85 21.10a2l.25 49ka49k 38.10a38k
24.82a25.00 40.35a40.50
Baltimore Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
October
„Shares
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
aggregate sales.
In
1932.
1931.
19,181
284,437
29,017
461,644
BALTIMORE
8TOCE EXCHANGE
Jan.
1,000
2". 000
1,200
4,600
4%s Sewer Serial
1952
4s Second
1972
Sewer
City 4s 2d
sewer
(cpn)
1961
4s School House
1961
4s P & B (coupon)
4,400 is Jones F&lls
Oct. 31.
Bid.
Ask
1961
4s burnt
94
Sale
99
Lowest.
Sale
Oct.
28
99
Oct.
28
Oct.
99
Oct.
98% Oct. 22 100
98% Oct. 27 100
Oct.
6
Oct.
11
28
28
1960
100
1958
1958
195>-
2,300
104
Apr.
102%
95K
98 %
92,
Aug. II
Aug. 11
Apr. 16
May 19
Jan.
9
99 %^ Sept.
8
95 % Apr. 14
90% Feb.
6
Apr. 16
May 16
90% Jan.
90
16 104
102%
95 X
98 X
Apr. 10
99
Oct.
28
9934 Sept. 8
95% Apr. 10
99% Sept. 23
26 100
Oct.
1 100
Oct.
Feb.
6
11
1957
13 100
Oct.
28 100
Oct.
13
99
24 100
Oct.
13
90
Feb.
95
98%~Oct~"22
95
Apr. 23
Apr. 21
99% Oct.
9734
9634
9934
89%
9934
Oct.
98% Oct. 22
99% Oct.
1954
99% Sept.12
90
Jan. 27 100
Oct. 13
95
Apr. 20 100
Oct. 13
95% June
9 96 % Apr.
7
Oct.
13
28
28
91
100
1952
Oct.
98% Oct. 28 100
99% Oct. 27 99% Oct.
14
27
1,000 City 4s Art Musm (cpn)..1952
400
Sale Prices.
98% Oct.
1957
P & B (Cpn)
Highest.
Prices
99% Sept. 12
1,200 48 Annex Improvement__1954
3,000 4s Third School (coupon) 1954
sr
Highest.
Sale Prices.
99
2,000 City 4s 3d sewer C (cpn) .1957
3,700 City 4s harbor serial
1957
2,000 4s 3rd Sewer Series (cpn) .1956
2,000 4s park loan
1955
1,000 4s Pub Lib ser (cpn).
1954
100 4s 2d
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
1961
100 48 second water series
1,000
Ask
1962
'"500
1,000
Oct. 1.
Bid.
...
200 4s Second Water...
700 4s School House...
"800
Ask.
8,600 4s dork loan............1961
20,200 4s sewerage impt
1961
7", 500
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
1964
4s conduit
2,000
district..
38,200 4s Conduit
1,200 48 3d Sewer Series..
21,800 4s water loan
2,600
Bid.
58 General Improvement. 1940
500 4s
""200
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
1932.
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS
3,000
1,000
3,000
1,000
6,400
1,000
5,000
1931.
$109,700
1,837,300
Jan. 2
BONDS
1.
1932.
$141,900
1,446,300
Price
Since
October.
Bond Sales.
October
5,000 48 annex impt
195)
12,600 4s paving loan..
1951
6,500 4s second water serial.__ 1950
1,200 4s 2nd Sewer (coupon)
1948
2,000 4s second school loan
1948
2,000 City 4s 2d P & B (cpn).
3,000 4s 2d Sewer (cpn)
1946
1,200 4s 2nd School
1946
102 %
99
98
Oct.
Oct.
19
28
99% Oct.
99% Oct.
19
15
1 100
May
99 h
May
Aug.
*8
Aug. 26
99% Sept. 29
99% Oct. 28
Feb.
Oct.
Mar.
97
May
90
Feb.
93
Jan.
Jan.
91
100
12
Jan.
Mar.
Oct.
8
14
99% Oct. 27
89% Feb. 11
97
May 17
90% Feb.
6
91% Jan. 26
98
May 25
93
Sept. 26
99 % Aug. 31
96% June
9534 June
89% Feb.
93
Oct. 13
95
Apr. 20
98 % Oct. 22
11
91% Feb.
99% Oct. 19
99% Sept. 19
99
Sept. 19
93
Jan.
12
91% Jan. 26
May 25
98
93
Jan.
11
92% Feb.
1
'
1,000
V
3,000 City 4s 1944. 2nd School...
10,000 City 4s 1940.Public Imp...
100 4s Second School
100
Oct.
18 100
Oct.
18
96
1940
Atlantic Coast Line
2,000
95
91
89% Oct.
28
89% Oct.
28
,
Sparrows Point &
Chesapeake 4%%
-.1953
Baltimore Trac Nor. Bait
1,000
Div
5%
1942
2,000 Belvedere Hotel 1st 5s
1932
10,000 Benesch (I)&Sons conv6sl939
1,000
6%% flat
1,000
2",600
12,000 Commercial Credit 6s
8,000
5%s
23,000 Consol Gas first 5s
19,000
General 4%s
13,000 Consol G E L & P 4%s
2,000
4s
10% Oct.
21
10% Oct.
Y.666
5%__
24,000 Maryland Elec Ry 6%8
1,000
6,000
1,500
1,000
2.000
7,000
1,000
6j
99
Sale
99
99
Oct.
1
99
1935
96
Sale
96
96
Oct.
1
96
21
1939
100
Oct.
Oct.
6.000
43,000
32,000
1935
102% Oct.
10
19 102% Oct.
Pfepw E&taeg
25
May 24
98
Mar. 18
85
Jan.
12
10% Oct.
21
66
Jan.
20
99
96
104
Oct.
1
Oct.
1
10% Oct.
21
Jan.
100
Jan.
40
92 %
93
92% Oct.
92
19
Oct,
11
11
92% Oct.
92
Oct.
11
11
23
Sept. 17
99% Sept. 1
90
June
97*/
Fen.
102"
90
Mar.
90
110
15
43
40
Oct" ~~7
Oct. 19
Mar. 11
Sept. 29
15
Feb.
35
Apr.
91
Aug.
6
May 25
92* Oct. 11
May 25
Mar.
75
92
98
10
75
92
98
10
4d""0"ct:"7
40
Oct.
2
11
Aug.
Aug.
1
1
Oct.
7
Mar. 30
21
Feb.
8
Jan. 20
Mar.
Oct.
2
11
Aug.
1
Aug. 27
40
40
Oct.
7
Mar. 31
9 20% Sept. 9
100 -v Mar. 31 100
Mar. 31
57% July 21 75
Jan. 21
48
May 23 67% Sept. 7
37
20% Sept.
lem Rlveii- & Port Ches 4s.
Lhj
2
Mar.
19
5
Mar. 18
June 20
July
Merchants Terminal 6s_. 1948
Monon Vail Tr 1st 5s
1942
New Haven Hartford Har¬
1940
1949
May 12
93
10
1933
Income flat
May
104% Apr.
.1938
1957
72
90
Sale
1981
4,000 SlUca Gel Corp 6%s w
w.1932
7,000 Standard Gas
Equip 6 %s 1932
68,000 Wash Bait &
Annap 58..1941
31,000
Maryland Trust ctfs 5s
107.100 United Ry & El fund 5s_.
1936
116.000
18t 6s
-.-—........1949
576.000
1"* 4s
154,000
89% Oct, 28
94% June 13
20
1
3,000 Sandura Co Inc 1st 6s...1940
2,000
10,000
4,000
Mar. 30
May
6
Apr. 15
May 31
1
1954
Maryland Mortgage 5%s_1948
Maryland El Ry 6%8____1962
Maryland State loan 4%s 1932
4,000 North Ave Market 6s
EfS
IE*
May
65
1934
17,000 Finance Co of Amer
6^8.1934
2,000 Georgia & Ala con
5%
8,000 Gibson Island Co 6% pfd 1936
2,000 Knoxville Trac 1st 5s
4,000 Lexington Ry 1st
96% June 20
May
2
13
75
........1934
3,000
1st refunding 5%s
1952
6,000 Danville Traction 5%
1941
27,000 Davison Realty Co., 6s__1940
2,000
18
18
72
12% Aug.
90
18,700 Century Parkway Corp6sl956
4,000
2,000
25
Apr. 15
81% Apr. 25
94% June 13
98
85
Botany Cons Mills—
1,000
Jan.
98
Oct.
Feb.
(Conn)
4% (certifs)
Bait
13,000
Feb.
100
18
96
96% June 20
98% May
2
98% Mar. 30
4,000 City 4s 2d School Loan..1938
2,000 4s Airport
1937
2,000 48 Harbor
1937
2,000 4s School....
1937
11,700 3%s
1986
1,000 3%s Public Improvement 1940
....
2,000
92% Feb.
"
4
4
Oct.
Oct.
5% Oct.
18% Sale
17
Sale
18
Sale
76
50
Apr. 29
Sept. 14
45
June
Sept. 13
36% Feb.
Mar.
8
99
7
75
55
Apr. 29
Sept. 6
55
Jan.
14
6
26
14
5
Oct.
8
34
99
4
Oct.
26
7
4
Oct.
14
4
Oct.
14
5% Aug. 11
27
6
Oct.
25
3
June
18
Oct.
15
Oct.
14
24
1% Oct.
26
8
12
18% Oct.
1
17
2
1
12% Aug 11
10% June 30
23
4
1% June 23
5
Oct.
Oct.
30
Mar.
8
Apr.
4
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
6
22
3
3
BALTIMORE
Jan. 2
Since
STOCKS.
1.
Jan.
155
550 Atlantic
*
Coast L (Conn)...50
8,560
251
92
26%
Bid.
30c
Sale'
21 %
.....
Sale
281
899
1,078
351
216
1,274
22
35
229
400
90
25
150
128
599
125
—
Ac Pot Tel of Bait
3%
3%
119
190
6%%
Convertible A
Emerson Bromo Seltx
49
m
m
18 %
97%
25c
97 %
20c
63
Sale
102
Sale
99 %
30c
Sale
Sale
5
26,436
370
10
18
13
40% Sale
4
4
5
31
3% Oct.
3 115% Oct.
5,402
7%
11
11
Oct.
3
50
10
23
Oct.
10
19% Oct.
24% Oct.
60
Oct.
10
5
39
20
103
Oct.
3
1 100
28
Jan. 12
97
May 31 107
92% June 23 100% Sept. 8
Feb. 19
20c
Aug. 16 75c
10
11c
14
Oct.
20
30c
11c
Oct.
10
11c
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
Oct.
3
24% Oct.
24
Oct.
Oct.
8
1
39
Oct.
4
Oct.
20
10
11
10% Oct.
47% Oct.
5
Oct.
14
5% Oct.
25
5% Oct.
25
Oct.
28
5
Oct.
28
21
8
Oct.
21
4% Oct.
6
10
7
Sale
4%
5
20
17%
8.259 United Rys At Electric
U S Fidelity At Guar
70.049
6% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
...
20
Sale
19
20
18% Sale
49 %
value.
r Cash sale
18
Oct.
66% Oct.
68
48
52 X
Sale
7
Oct.
22
6% June 24
28% May 26
3
Apr. 15
3
July
7
4
July 28
4% Aug. 20
30 -Feb
27
Oct.
25
8
11
May 31
2
10
7
Jan. 14
May 31
Aug. 27
20
Apr. 15
20
Apr. 15
June
Aug.
12
9
Jan.
21
12
July
2u
8
8
3
Sale
4% Sale
12
45
34
90
Oct.
24
4% Oct.
31
30c
6X
78
92
10
2
July
Oct.
78
Oct.
8
30c
Oct.
24
Apr.
July
1
7
June
2
Mar.
7
Feb.
8
Sept. 2
6% Mar. 21
8% Jan. 15
23
Aug. 24
20
Mar. 11
3
Sept. 22
26
Sept. 2
1% Sept. 23
8
11
22
Sept.
3
70% Feb. 16
57
Sept. 3
90
Mar. 7
1
Feb.
24
1% Sept.
3
8
Feb.
29
3
Feb.
June 30
8
June 30
30c
May 26
6% Oct.
1
2
Oct.
8
60
78
30% Mar. 10
14
17
53
8
Jan. 16
85% Jan. 14
7% Mar. 2
4
June
7
6
Mar.
3
5
Oct. 28
15
Jan.
13
2
19% Oct.
66% Oct.
29% Feb.
92
Oct.
2% Oct.
68
50
10
25
Sept. 22
20% Oct.
18
Oct.
Oct.
..'
349 Western Md Dairy Inc pref *
50
13
Feb.
5
10
1% Sept. 23
200 Standard Gas Equip common
14 United Porto Rican Sug pfd
700
Feb.
3%
May 31
Aug.
8
July 14
7% Jan.
9
5% Feb. 13
June
3
2
9%
...
*
5
Feb. 25
Oct.
75c
IX
common...
Sept. 27
June
2
70
Aug. 29
June 17 111% Jan. 27
Oct.
66
20c
6%
4%
19%
16%
2%
Oct.
Oct.
107% Oct.
4
1
7%
Jan.
5 102
Co pref.
Amsterdam Casualty...
800 Silica Gel
73
Oct.
73
Oct.
Mar.
June 10
May 10
12% July 12
24
Sept.14
20
10
Oct.
10
20
11
21
May 27
June 28
18
4
6
5
2
25
3
10
i*
Oct.
10
Sept.
3% Oct.
3
5% Aug. 13
6
Mar. 30
5
Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
4
Feb. 23
38
Feb.
Oct.
105% Oct.
101% Oct.
97% Oct.
12
1
Apr. 30
3% Apr.
2
3
18
5
—
t.
Penna Water Ac Power
Jan.
50c
28
19 109% July 12 116% Feb.
i
Central
June
July
May 27
.
5%
Common
New
10c
14
11
Oct.
18
9
12
47% Sale
49 Roland Pk Homel'd Co pfd--.
N# pgr
30c
Oct.
21% Oct.
72
4
Houston Oil preferred
609 Northern
10
•
18
26
388 Mt Vern-Woodb Mills pref.
291
4,310
2% Oct,
24
24%
Class A common..
w
64% Sale
101
96%
....
m
1,604
Sale
2,549
1,957
Oct.
i
*
360
124
1,644
64 %
Awl.
Wort Bond Ac Title w I
m.
Oct.
18
3%
225
m.
Oct.
18
113% Oct.
....
823 \ffrs Finance common v t..25
1st preferred
25
2d preferred.
25
6,176
33.157 Maryland Cas Co
*
3,617 Merch Ac Miners Transp
1,572 Monon W Penn P S pref...25
m
.8*
7% preferred,...
58 Humphrey* Mfg
mmm
100
1st preferred
5 Guilford Realty Co
99 Home Credit Co
14,327
Sale
19
.......25
Preferred B__
91 First Nat Bank
"3
25c
Preferred.........—...25
Class B—
86
622 Finance Service preferred.
58
Highest.
Sale Prices.
72
2,391 Fidelity Ac Guar Fire Corp. 10
50
8,214 Fidelity Ac Deposit
2,624 Finance Co of Am class A-.
61
2%
U3}4 Sale
pf..l00
Preferred.
150
485 Davison Chemical common
1,623 Eastern Rolling Mill
—
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Preferred
•
14,264 Consol Gas E L Ac Power
6% preferred ser D
100
1,514
5%% pref w 1 ser E
100
1,051
5% preferred..
100
3,404
4,766 Consolidation Coal.......100
1,639
Highest.
Sale Prices.
3
780 Commercial Credit........
271
101
Ask.
25c
Sale
3
Black Ac Decker common...
2,125 Ches
1,286
3,558
Loioest.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31.
Ask. Bid.
25
10
700 Baltimore Trust Co
282
Ask
15c
1,830 Appalachian Corp.........
30,123 Arundel Corporation
100
Oct. 1.
1932.
Bid.
$
$
4,921
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
71
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
BALTIMORE
AGGREGATE SALES.
October.
STOCK
June
1
June 20
7
20
1% Mar. 2
8% Jan. 18
Jan. 20
90
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales,
1932.
October
Shares
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
In
Since
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
October.
Jan. 1.
BONDS
1,000
14,000
13,000
3,000
10,000
2,000
17,000
12,000
4,000
4,000
5s
1961
'2",000
300
,
500
166
200
,2,695
11,200
17,100
5s
....1942
130
200
400
500
600
1,000
""200
1,950
""loo
400
200
300
228
91
10
150
Jan.
75
Jan.
15
70% Feb.
6
15
13
Feb. 11
11 102
98% Mar. 2 100% Mar. 10
101
May 12
May 12 101
Jan.
96
7
Jan,
7
96
Feb.
1952
94
96
1957
87
89
88% Jan.
Richfield Oil 6s
1944
11%
12
14
June 14
14
So Calif Edison 5s
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
98%
98%
99%
95%
98%
1951
97
98
5s
1952
General 5s
1939
97
98
98
99
5s
1954
94%
94%
99%
95%
1957
85
87
86
1961
77 %
78
80
95
Southern Calf Gas 5s
4%8
So Counties Gas 4%s
Union Oil of Calif 6s
5s
1968
78
1942
92
71
1945
25
10
Corp. 100
2
4%
3%
53
4£
3
65
1%
58
8%
12%
1%
8%
23
♦
Citizens Nat Bank..
20
III*
*
common..
Golden State Co Ltd
69
55
8
8%
I*
i
300
200
14
9
Sale
11
25
Hal Roach Studios 8% pfd.25
Hancock Oil Co A
25
Hancock Oil Co
*
10
1%
1%
2%
60
3
6
6%
6%
19% Sale
*
2
2%
50
52
60
12%
13%
9%
"16%
18%
19
W
14%
9
14
it*
14
16%
6%
11%
6%
12%
44
15%
3
5
3
280
295
282
10
June 14
Jan.
8
May
9
Aug. 17
Apr.
4
86
May
6
85% Mar. 15
86
Mar. 24
97
75
Jan.
May
6
14
Oct.
12
1
July
14
12
Oct.
17
13
3% Apr. 15
Apr. 25
30
July
7
24
15
7
7%
4%
70
15
6
25
11
51
Oct.
6
36
7
9
Feb.
13% Oct.
24
18% Oct.
44% Oct.
8% Oct.
4
6
May 23
9% Jan. 25
13% Feb.
9
20% Sept. 23
11
35
June
55
Oct.
26
6% Oct.
25
10
4,700
10
1,100
44,400 Pac Finance Corp com new. 10
Series A
8,900
Preferred series C
7,400
11.10
Series D
2,300
10
22,900 Pac Gas & Elec com....
25
1st pref 6%
11,100
25
800
5%% preferred
25
7,900 Pac Lighting Corp com
*
310
6% preferred........
._*
33,350 Pac Mutual Life Ins
10
Pacific
National Co
3,000
....10
4,100 Pac Public Service com new.*
Preferred new
10,600
...»
4
7
6% Oct.
12
Oct.
13
Oct.
285
Oct.
13 300
Oct.
14
18
27
7% Oct.
Sale
6
18
6
27
8
Sale
10
6%
7%
"33% "33%
24%
25%
~39"" Sale"
90
32
19
10
69% Oct.
43% Oct.
4% Oct.
8%
8%
7%
8%
7% Oct.
8
8% Oct.
May 31
4% May
9
5% July 19
9
8
11
8
Oct.
22
19
1
28
Oct.
1
1
89%
2%
95
3
91% Oct.
2% Oct.
91
3
1%
10%
»
4
Corp
»
800 Pickwick Corp com
.1.10
30,800 Republic Pete Co Ltd_.I..10
957 Republic Supply
11,900 Richfield Oil Co com.......*
Preferred
*
10,400
55,100 Rio Grande Oil Co.......II*
10
7,474 S Joaq Lt 8c Pw 7% pr pfd.100
287
6% prior preferred
100
102
230 Seaboard Dairy Cred pref. 100
1,668 Seaboard National Bank...25
696 Seaboard Nat Sec Corp
25
30
1%
%
Sale
15
7
9%
4
10
.7
7%
9% ...II
8%
6
9%
4
8
8%
29%
23%
30%
24
4%
9%
7%
8%
26%
23%
&
21%
21%
43
38
42
5
27
24%
21%
38%
91
90
91
27
Sale
"Tk
10%
Sale
llH
%
1%
7%
Oct.
1% Oct.
% Oct.
1
15
12
20
33*
150 Pacific Tel & Tel common. 100
Preferred
...
92%
2%
95
%
2%
3
%
1%
13
27
66
92% Oct.
3
Oct.
8%
Oct.
1% Oct
7
7
17
1
Oct.
1
Oct.
29
15
Oct.
14
5
Oct.
11
7
Oct.
3
9% Oct.
8% Oct.
8% Oct.
27% Oct.
18
18
24
20
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
15
8
9%
8%
8%
30%
24%
41% Oct.
19
41% Oct.
27""OctI
31
32
1% Oct.
8% Oct.
87
76
80
105
105
108
104
Oct.
4
5
5
Oct.
4
18
3
28
19
Oct.
1% Oct.
11% Oct.
20 104
20
7
Oct.
20
Oct.
5
%
1%
"l%
Sale
1%
Oct.
21
1% Oct.
% Oct.
% Oct.
21
2% Oct.
3
% Oct.
% Oct.
2% Oct.
4
5
1
n
%
%
2
104
37
44
37
43
2%
Sale
100
102
82
35
40
27
16
8
Sale
%
2%
35
22
97
102
II "49%
?1* It*
3
17
77
Jan.
18
67% Mar. 8
5
Sept. 14
7
Jan.
18% Sept.
Jan.
14
7
Feb.
1
1
,
25
8
3
14
5
26
14
1
31
1
6
Jan.
16
Feb.
15
Aug. 26
9% Aug.
8
8% Sept. 19
8% Sept. 1
37
31 26
26 22%
27 45%
8 91%
27 39
9
%
31
2%
10 13
83% Sept. 23 96%
8
May 18 104
June 15
Oct.
Jan.
8
May
20% July
21% May
91% Sept.
25
May
% May
1
May
5% June
9% June
% Jan.
% Jan.
5
May
% June
% June
1% May
8
Mar. 26
1
6% Jan. 23
8
Apr. 21
3
12
100
115
June 15
June
Feb.
% Jan.
4
1% Mar. 18
3% Mar. 4
July 30
3% May 31
3% June 21
17
20
2
9% Feb. 19
8
% Sept. 13
2% Apr. 13
6
Apr. 22
2%
%
%
1%
% Mar.
10
June
8
Jan.
14
25
July
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
May
Oct.
Apr.
Apr.
June
7
84
7%
7
1
13
102
7
7
9%
%
1
31
35
%
Oct.
7% July 11
May 27
62
Apr.
4
21
July
6
Oct.
1
23
8
6%
7
Oct.
1
144"
Jan.
1
4
11%
8
6% Oct. 14
18% Sept. 21
3% Aug. 24
69% Oct.
9
9
7
35
Sale
4
6% Oct.
5% June
4
—
Feb.
14
4%
35
Jan.
10% Mar.
Oct.
5
May 20 100
9% Aug. 29
9% Aug. 29
1% Sept. 12
1% Sept. 12
%
115**
1
7
3
Mar. 21
8
2
5
10
Mar.
210
"b*
94
61
Feb.
10
7% Oct.
2
July
7
July 27
3% June 30
14
6% Oct.
June 27
3
....
120
Corp...
7,
5
Sale
1
8
Oct.
17
3
43%
17
50
17
5*
13
Oct.
5% Sept.
5% Sept.
65
Jan.
2% Oct.
44% Oct.
1% Oct.
3
10
4% Aug. 23
12
1% Oct.
44% Oct.
1% Oct.
44
300
5%
1%
8
3
Sale
6%
5%
17
9
10
7%
Oct.
"m
43
40
42
71
.....
12
4%
1%
..10
600 Moreland Motors pref
Jan.
17
2%
10
a
..100
3,104 Mortgage Guarantee Co__100
•No par value.
2%
2%
4%
5%
2% Sale
6%
1%
10
Globe Grain Mill.
Western Oil
80
96% May
July 20
71
12
100
Chrysler Corp
89,700 Pac
2
91% May 10
Par.
Barnsdall Oil Corp A
Bolsa Chica Oil Corp A
Central Investment
7
Apr.
May
78% Jan.
75
Associated Gas & Electric...
.....
i"I6o
26
June 21
1955
340 Petrolite
1",806
Jan.
18
June
102
102
98 %
97
7
60
5s
6,823 L A Gas & Elec 6% pref
100
31,300 L A Investment Co
10
1,200 MacMillan Pete Co
25
1,700 Monolith PortI Cem com....*
Preferred
4,100
10
""60
2,100
68
79% Jan.
26
June 21
4M8
Pac Amer Fire Ins Co..
Pacific Clay Prod
1,100
.
101%
5%s
23,000 Internat Re-insur Corp..
1,000 Leighton Ind Inc B
400
7
65
325 L A Athletic Club
325 L A Biltmore pref.
319
Jan.
Jan.
100
1,166 Goodyear Textile pref._..100
1,834 Goodyear Tire & Rub pfd.100
•
24
June 24
June 21
Jan. 14 102% Jan.
5
June 20
Mar. 11
96
1956
STOCKS
2,000
1,200
3
86
24
1942
670 Farmers & Merch Nat Bk.100
100 Food Machinery
*
85
94
Pacific Gas & Electric 6s. 1941
700 Gllmore Oil Co Ltd.........*
570
102
91
Pacific Electric 5s
500 Foster & Klicser
v
101
Nevada-Calif Elec 5s
10,600 Douglas Aircraft Inc
6,400 Emsco Derr & Equip Co
100
Highest.
Sale Prices.
18
75
47
Claude Neon Elec Prod Ltd_♦
800 Commercial Discount........
*
1,500 Consolidated Oil
77
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
2i*
60
...
500
Highest.
Sale Prices.
78
59
1,762
24,400
7,200
23,800
Y.Boo
Ask.
30
73
941 Broadway Dept Store pfd.100
4,000 Byron Jackson
*
5,700 California Bank
__25
1,025 Calif Packing Corp
25
150
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31.
Ask. Bid.
75
55
1,700
57,200
1,000
Bid.
20
71
1935
10 Barker Bros pref
700
Ask.
Miller & Lux 7s
2,700
150
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
L A Railway 1st mtge 5s..1938
1st ref 5s
1940
Shares.
300
Oct. 1.
1932
Byron Jackson Co 6%a__1940
L A Gas & Electric 6s...ul942
27
$561,500
$148,000
-
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
5,000
10,000
21,000
5,000
1,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
4,000
13,000
1,000
1,000
11,000
"5",800
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
Price
Bid.
""""10
$39,000
Jan. 2
$
Shares.
1931.
1932.
October-
326,139
4,693,763
2,775,543
AGGREGATE SALES.
Bond Sales.
1931.
.
139,061
Feb.
18
Jan.
11
Mar. 17
Sept. 7
Sept. 8
Mar. 10
Jan. 11
May.
1
Mar. 28
Mar. 21
Oct.
20
8
Sept. 28
11
Mar. 24
%
1%
7%
1%
%
3%
Jan. 14
Aug. 31
Sept. 16
July 26
Mar. 7
Aug. 10
11 101
Oct.
Jan.
19
82% Oct.
11
83
Oct.
15
64
57
June 25
94
Feb.
1
35
Oct.
25
35
Oct.
25
22% Apr. 29
July 21
29% Oct.
5
30% Oct.
11
25
June 29
35
38
25
June
96
Oct.
3
June
1 108
1
Mar. 14
37% Jan.
4
ANGELES
LOS
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
October.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
'""loo
"4"l66
596
1,900
3,400
3,400
STOCKS.
1932.
Par.
90,800 Security Firat Nat Bank...25
9,100 Shell Union Corp com...
*
11,200 Signal Oil-Gas A
25
300 Signal OH & Gas B
25
152,900 So Calif Edison Ltd com...25
3,430
Original preferred......25
27,500
7% preferred...........25
60,900
6% preferred—........25
48,800
534% preferred—
25
2,900 So Calif Gas 6%
..25
300
A...
-
Bid.
68 34
2 34
334
20 H
.......25
2,700 Taylor Milling Corp...
2,312 Title Insur & Trust Co
695,600 Tranaamerlca Corp
7,500
7,300
138,400
196,200
1,100
•
25
*
Union Bank 8c Trust Co..l00
Union OH Associates......25
Union Oil of Calif.
25
Van DeKamp's Bakeries...25
6
3
Sale
Ton
.....
91%
Sale
85
Sale"
25%
ii
23
Ask.
51
634
334
Sale Prices.
50
Oct. 13
2
Oct.
6
10
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
4
3634 June
2
2% Apr. 29
1H Apr. 11
334 Sept. 30
1634 June
1
Mar. 5
8H Sept. 8
534 Mar. 2
5
Apr. 22
3234 Feb. 18
14
3
4
22
31
43
2134 May 26
1834 May 31
1734 June
2
5434 Oct.
1
2
Oct.
6
84
2734
6
50
Sale
M
10
Sale
9
24% Oct.
Oct.
3
2534 Oct.
2234 Oct.
2034 Oct.
31
31
10
38
28
Oct.
3934
2634
2334
2134
Oct.
Oct .
Oct.
Oct.
84
Oct.
31
Oct.
1
1534 Oct.
2334 Oct.
10
2734 Oct.
4
10
26
'Oct.
14
85
10
30
Jan.
4
2734 Jan.
15
25
1834 May 27
75
July 11
634 June
1
1534 June
1
12
12
June 25
Feb.
6
Aug. 13 25
8
May 25
2134 July 26 55
7
23i Jan.
2
200
Oct. 24 325
7
July
7 1334
4
40
434 Oct.
200
10
Sale"
11
Sale
Oct.
934 Oct.
1034 Oct.
6
10
24 325
Oct.
Oct.
10
1034 Oct.
10
12
Oct.
"2% ""5""
*2|4"OctI"28
"3
Oct.
20
Feb*.*
13
Jan.
7
Sept.
3
4
Jan.
734 July
7
June
4
11
1
Sept. 27
234 July 30
8
14
5
9%
1034
834 May 20
Jan.
27
6
Aug. I3
Jan.
Sept.
1534 Sept.
4
9
1%
11
1
25
4% Sale
5
June
65
Mar. 7
23
Jan. I4
2434 Jan.
4
24
Feb. 19
92
Feb. 17
Jan. 27
37
31
20
2334
Sale"
200
10% "n""
12
Sale
5
39%
Sale
Sale
1934 Sale
25
24%
5
325
Sale
21%
"20""
9
Sale
m
5
234
•No par valve
1%
"26"
i—.10
...
6
10
1534
1,600 Western Air Express
700 Western Pipe & Steel
10
39%
26%
28% 29%
25% Sale
2,4t5 Weber Showcase 5c Fix pfd..»
100 Victor Oil
350
6%
2
2034 Sale
2234 2334
2134
40,185 Southern Pacific Co.
.60
367,500 Standard OH of Calif
*
330 Superior Oil com..........25
839
6
25
2,900
11,400
209
54
3
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
Ask. Bid.
Sale
50
69
W*
23
8134
Preferred
Bid.
38
326 So Counties Gas 6%......100
352
Oct. 1.
Ask.
334
3034
25
36,800
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
Price
Jan. 2
In
3,200
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
73
EXCHANGE
STOCK
8
7
Mar. 2l
1
Sept. 27
5}
Mar.
10]
10
2
Sept. 10
May 27
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares
1931.
616,108
8,674,263
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
October.
Jan.
BONDS
1.
7",006
396,000 Emporium Capwell 5^8..1942
42,000
Ask
46
.u,
102
^..
64
721*
6,000
Oct.
Sale
Prices
Oct,
27
11 1045* Oct.
11
27
40
...
1041* Oct.
67
76
39
43
51
59
701*
471*
1001*
705* Oct.
26
5
731* Oct.
49
475* Oct.
28
585* Oct.
4
103
1031*
*
1947
...........1943
1949
——
1021* Oct.
78
72
401* Sale
28
31
33
21
17
17
22
82
871*
4,000 Market Street Ry Co 7s__1940
75>* Oct.
26 1025* Oct.
26
755* Oct.
27
27
4,000 Mercantile Am Rlty Co 5s 1951
"7,000
1945
49,000 Miller & Lux Inc 6s
78.
1935
95,000
3,000 Nor Amer Invest Corp 5s. 1947
"2,000
14,000
..
North Calif Pow
con
13,500
'¥,666
6s
1941
47.000
51*8
18,000
58......^.......
70
~959* Sale
87
99
2,500
69,000 Ry Equip & Rlty Co 6s
60 9*
4,000
13,000 S J
8.000
100
101
1936
48,000 Pacific
Pub Serv Co 5s
Lt & Power
1938
"68"
5s
STOCKS
2,884 Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOO
9,710 Bond & Share Ltd cap..
*
34,153 Byron Jackson com cap....*
145
175
2,529
3,355
37
58,906
1,915
365
-
1,000
25
mm —
Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
Preferred
Calaveras
20
Cement
pf.100
California Copper cap
10
Calif Cotton Mills cap
.100
*
1,127 Calif-Ore Power 7% pref_100
138,173 California Packing cap.....*
224 Calif Water Service pref__100
2,835 Calif West States Life Ins..10
1,143
Voting pool—
10
326,750 Caterpillar Tractor cap
8,393 Clorox Chemical A
JL._t.*
1,107 Coast Cos Gas & El 1st pf 100
13,164
'
mm
mm
m,
—
—
741
373
23,040
465
107
Consol
564
10
27,273
2,302
78,607
984
10,626
com
vot tr ctfs *
Preference series A
Preference series B
4,692
5,680 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
600
100
m
10
5,097
4.217
22,693
23,756
1,510
27,279
765
1,292
50,643
""300
5,369
mm
mm
'
mm
1,200
2,600
130
998
49
Preferred
"""907
30,052
^
;
"""420
635
.
9
1021*
1001*
98
88
99
5
30J* Oct.
1035* Oct.
28 305* Oct.
5 1035* Oct.
28
5
1045* Oct.
28 105
Oct.
4
90
102
103
101
1035*
70 9*
69
102
104
105*
65
225*
15*
35*
160
Oct.
1065* Oct.
5 103
20
951* Oct.
17
26 1065* Oct.
26
Oct.
8
1035* Oct. 28 1035* Oct.
28
65
104
X
5*
15*
15*
185*
22
100
105
85* Sale
.....
115*
14
65
Sale"
15
955* Sale
115*
11
905*
235*
15*
Sale
Oct.
5
3
4
15*
15*
65
Oct.
8
21
Oct.
18
147
71
25*
15*
14
10
16
115*
5*
5*
Sale
25*
20
15
15* Oct.
6
35* Oct.
14
Oct;
25* Oct.
15* Oct.
14 149
17
115* Oct.
14
13
Oct.
4
13
13
135* Oct.
20
145
1
92
July 29
36
May
11
Oct.
8
7
935* Feb. 17
585* Oct.
94
Feb.
100
52
Jan.
52
985*
985*
995*
955*
985*
Feb.
June
Jan.
July
Jan.
4
Aug. 23
Jan.
25
995* Apr.
18
103
Mar.
995* Jan.
4
11
1079* Oct. 26
995* Mar. 11
651* May 31
80
79
1
80
Feb.
4
Sept. 24
175* Oct. 15
775* July 20
63
Feb.
13
455* Feb.
6
5
5
Mar.
985* Feb.
305*
975*
1011*
985*
945*
Apr. 15
785* Aug.
Oct.
3 103
65
Oct.
Jime
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar. 10
102
Aug. 13
1045* May 10
105
•
100
Oct.
4
Sept. 12
965*
765* June 15
995* Feb. 10 102 5*
97
Feb. 15 1065*
60
Aug. 16 71
Aug. 24
May
6
Oct. 26
Feb. 13 1045*
93
Apr. 22
June 15 1015*
705*
June 27
Jan. 19
1029*
915*
945*
701*
35*
IH
14
Oct.
28
15* Oct.
3
3
5
2
2
2
Oct.
Oct.
865* Oct.
95* Sale
85* Oct.
10
135* Oct.
345* Oct.
335* Oct.
75* Oct.
155* Oct.
81
Oct.
10
365* Oct.
11
36
75
365*
365*
iVA iS*
82
85
5* Oct.
5* Oct.
5i
20
35
_
Oct.
8
Aug. 24
Sept. 10
June 27
99
1
May 20 162
June 10
8
5* June
6
165* Jan. 21
75
Sept. 27
245* Sept. 16
25* Feb.
9
55* Aug. 29
4
15
June
84
21
Sept. 13
16
85* May 18
65
Mar. 7
5*
5* Jan.
1
45*
Apr. 26
185* Jan. 19 19
65
June
9 101
45* June
55
4
1
June 28
30
Oct.
18
13
115* Oct.
4
27
16
Oct.
5
19
85
Oct,
4
July
5
30
July 19
45* May 31
115* June
2
70
June
1
26
145* Oct.
5
85* May 25
Jan. 25
Aug. 29
35* Aug. 29
46
845* Oct.
36
37
37
Sale
175*
8
June 24
Sept.
155* Aug.
1
Apr. 29
41
15* June
Oct.
Oct.
20
685*
82
8
25
855* Sale
Sale
72
365*
355*
105*
165*
Oct.
50
875*
135*
Oct.
15*
Sale
50
2
18
12
65
235* Oct.
15* Oct.
4
Oct.
4
154
13
15
17
90
24
13
5*
95* Oct.
12
50
22
15*
25*
Sale
60
13
135*
250
9X
35*
105*
45*
Fireman's Fund Indem cap 10
Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
First Nat Corp of Portland A *
Food
Machinery Corp com..*
Preferred, series A.....100
19
22
"T" ~Io5*
85
275*
3
B..
I*
capital
25
IX
12
119*
159*
109*
3%
X
X
13
16
44
46
Sept. 20
Mar. 11
Sept. 3
Aug. 31
Jan.
7
Jan.
5
185* Sept. 8
73
Sept. 27
365* Oct.
4
36
Oct.
18
15
Jan.
18
20
Aug. 26
Jan. 16
96
30
2
55* Sale
5*
25*
mm
59*
5
10
33
36
69*
30
.
2
Oct.
3
85* May 31
14
10
14
105* Oct.
6
105* Oct.
6
5* Oct.
5* Oct.
3
5* Oct.
X Oct.
15
18
Sale
79*
75
3
8
Oct.
95* June
1
135* Aug. 24
1
June 28
19
16
13
10
June
10
44
Oct.
14
18
10
Oct.
21
8
June
1
Mar.24
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
65* Oct.
8
75* Oct.
19
15* Oct.
13
15* Oct.
22
8
55* Oct.
5
2
4
2
Oct.
13
2
Oct.
13
8
69*
7
65* Oct.
19
65* Oct.
14
37
299*
1
19
4k
Sept. 7
% Jan. 18
5* Jan.
4
205* Jan. 15
50
Sept. 7
155* Jan.
6
4
May 14
11
Feb.
18
75
Aug. 26
5* June 27
85
Jan.
26
2
Sept. 22
May 20
35
Feb. 15
5* Apr.
9
35* June 9
3
Feb. 23
Feb. 15
24
3
45* Oct.
15
10
21
15
Jan.
25* Aug. 29
Aug. 24
19
Aug.
8
185* Sept. 21
10
19*
59*
319*
June
2
395* Oct.
4
49*
June
5* Feb. 11
5* Mar. 29
329*
—
-
8
11
2
X
X
41
^2
1
4
—
_
21
X
2'
6J*
10
115* Oct.
135* Oct.
X
.....
6
19*
1
10
1
4
1
mm
4
Oct.
25
33
26
181
Oct.
11
1
29*
24
2
11
69*
699*
8
75
IX
Oct.
7
129*
Sale
175* Feb. 19
June 30 245
24 215
12
IX
10
7
70
15*
Oct.
10
2X
_
135* Oct.
215
15* Oct.
105* Oct.
105* Oct.
19*
109*
IX
12 X
Sale
169*
49*
9*
9*
20
9
X
Golden State Ltd cap
15
14 X
14
159*
215
275
1879* 240
10
Mercantile Laundry
(capital)
*
common
9
425* Sale
15*
com
10
i2*
10
Co., Ltd
95*
12
*
958 Hale Bros Stores, Inc, cap..*
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar
♦JMo par value
85*
10
2,035 Haiku Pineapple Ltd com..20
Preferred
1,078
25
6,884
150
*
*
cap.
876 General Paint Corp A._.._.*
1,257
iOiH
25* Sale
15*
15*
10
Foster & Kleiser
15*
25*
IX
10
El Dorado Oil Works cap
Emporium Capwell cap
Fageol Motors Co com
Galland
2,036
IX
IX
325
15*
85*
85*
65*
_.*
'
425
1021*
106
June
Mar. 22
985* Jan.
76
Sept.
Industries
Chemical
Inc class A partic pref
*
180 Crocker First Nat Bk SF caplOO
Crown Zeller
135*
105
Co
295 California Ink Inc A
«•>.'
48
m
13
280
'a,
m
10
4.561 Anglo-Calif Trust cap
100
25,183 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com caplO
10,493 Atlas Imperial Diesel Eng A *
442
25
1011*
50
Prices.
Sept. 17
Sept. 12
Par
cap.
245
1,525
Oct.
Oct.
849*
59 Alaska Packers Assn cap..100
82
19
15
100
5
380
181* Oct.
171* Oct.
1957
23,328 Alaska Juneau Gold M
500
85
105
101
Corp 6s..1952
Shares.
1,250
811*
96
5,000 Union Oil Co of Calif 6s__1942
5s with warrants
1945
1,000
Shares.
....
25
.....
1952
..1955
June
1 103
46
June 21
995* Mar.
1 1005*
991* Feb.
8 1045*
21
23
103
37.000 Pacific Tel & Tel Co 5s_._1937
5s
1952
10,000
3,000
T,66o
.....
33
5s..1948
Orpheum Theatre & Rlty Co
6,000
68-.—.—A——iwi...l946
34.000 Pacific Gas & El Co 5s... 1942
2,000
2,000
Sale
Prices
97
...
43
100
40
Sale
949*
103
10,000
40
Prices.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
965* Jan.
11,000 L A Gas & Elec Corp 5s_.1939
68
1942
59*8
51*8...
51*8
Ask
1021*
471*
100
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
Bid
Ask
1021*
98
2,000
2,000
Bid.
20,000 Great Western Power 5s. 1946
2,000 Ins Exch Bldg Co 6s...1931-44
35,000
1,000
Oct. 1.
1932.
1935
33,000 Associated Oil Co 6s
1935
116,000 Atlas Diesel Eng Co 6s
8,000 Calif Gas & Elec Corp 5s. 1933
5s.
1937
23,000
20,500 Calif Ore Power Co 6s
1942
182,000 Calif Packing Corp 5s
1940
3,000 Coast Co G & E Co 5s_.„.1960
3~66O
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Bid.
1,000
-
Jan. 2
Since
In
Jan. ltoOct.31_.
$168,600
2,027,50
$83,600
1,346,000
October
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES
1931.
1932.
Bond Sales.
1932.
346,232
6,211,502
Stock Sales.
October
5* Feb. 15
15* Mar. 11
65* Oct. 19
185* June 10
1
Aug. 24
85* Feb. 16
5* Feb. 15
Jan.
8
65* Oct.
5
14
36
Jan.
15
Price
EXCHANGE
STOCK
Jan. 2
1932.
Since
In
Jan.
October.
STOCKS
1.
Par.
Shares.
Shares.
Hawaiian
42,494
2,268
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
FRANCISCO
SAN
AGGREGATE SALES.
Pineapple Co.,
capital—20
Ltd—Common
8%
Bid.
9
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Sale
5
3%
Sale
830
1
10
Calif
capital
3,432
26,070 Honolulu Oil Corp Ltd
228
of
cap
455 Honolulu Plantation cap. .50
3,727 Hunt Bros Packing Co cl A__*
240 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap. 15
610
2,180
Investors Assn The
(capital)*
250 Jantzen Knitting Mills com.*
"""547
11,754 Langandorf United Bak cl A *
870
100
185
90
Class B
l eighton
—
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ser
I*
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15,236 Leslie-Calif Salt Co capital.*
3,905 L A Gas & Elec Corp pref__100
*
8,676 Lyons-Magnus Inc A—
1,030
205
735
200
819
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6,880
100
25
100
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198
125
i*
383
68
94
Sale
Sale Price.
3% Oct.
21
5
Oct.
1
Oct.
7
25
Oct.
19
"450
3%
6
I
Vs
1
Sale
4
%
.
92
94
6
%
4%
1
90
9% Oct.
21
10% Oct.
3
6%
85
57
3
5
Sale
14
6%
IK
10
2
4%
10%
3%
IK
4X
13
6
2
3
33 K
Sale
30
25
25
25%
Sale
23% Sale
21%
21%
39
Sale
93
95
...
$6 dividend pref
Pac Pub Serv
com
*
non-vot—*
First preferred
*
i
Pac Tel & Tel Co common. 100
Preferred
2%
22%
Sale
10%
98 K
Sale
Sale
A"
118
104
*
23
4
25
11
Preferred
series
1...
*
Preferred
series
2_..._
*
K
nx
5%
4K
2%
12
10
Sale
90%
1%
11%
5,059
8.032 San Joaq Lt & Pr prior pf. 100
Prior preferred series A. 100
1,133
5.179 Schleslnger & Sons cl A com *
Preferred.....
100
1.277
83.177 Shell Union Oil Corp com..*
"313
5%% cum conv pref....100
1,895
1,775 Sherman Clay & Co pr pref 100
125
"""621
230 Sierra-Pac Elec Co pref
100
5.653 Socony-Vacuum Corp cap..25
37
100
"14"
5X
X
6%
1%
7
8
2%
1%
3%
5
6%
X
3%
91
1
Sale
19
17
9X
50
150
14,231
4,087
5,384
200
92,381 Union OH Associates cap..25
146,448 Union OH Co of Calif cap..25
5,370 Union Sugar Co common..25
610
Preferred
9K
7X
6
24 X
"""IIo
1,815
4,295 West Amer Finance Co pref 10
Western Pipe & Steel of Calif
common
10
76,440
1% Oct.
20
1
20
9% Oct.
91% Oct.
10
11
10% Oct.
5
Oct.
26
5
92
Oct.
5
5% Oct.
22
Oct,
8
1
Oct.
4
Oct.
10
4% Oct.
10
% Oct.
% Oct.
25
19
1% Oct.
% Oct.
25
19
1
82
87
2
3
6% Sale
16
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
Oct.
14
Oct.
21
24
11
4% Oct.
28
25%
23%
21 %
36%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
90
Oct.
4
Oct.
3
3% Oct.
1% Oct .
10
10
11
5
26%
Sale
24
Sale
21% Sale
38% Sale
90% Sale
10
31
Oct.
4
10
24%
21%
43%
90%
1%
Oct.
20
Oct.
4
13
10
6
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
% Oct.
11
Oct.
Oct.
20
106% 103% Oct.
10
Oct.
11
12%
5%
6%
%
Oct.
1%
%
11
105% Oct.
28
11
Oct.
6
% Oct.
8
Sale
1
nVA
77
Sale
7
70
80
4%
1%
1%
6%
^
6
5
5
....-
Q
f/s
98
101
82
87
%
1%
6
8
Oct.
11
7
Oct.
4
20
6
27
2% Oct.
1% Oct.
6% Oct.
5
6
27
% Oct.
13
% Oct.
3
Oct.
30
1
56% July 15
9
May 24
2
July 29
65
5
June 20
21
19
34
45%
3%
4%
50
Sale
6
15
20
10%
11%
11%
12%
3%
20
2
210
200
%
10
3%
43
4%
9%
11
3%
Feb.
3
Aug. 11
2%
16%
19%
17%
21 %
63%
%
1
June
June
June
June
May
May
May
3
Apr.
6
36% Feb. 18
26% Jan. 14
Jan.
P
95
58% June
85
May
5
May
3% May
% Sept.
June
28
Oct.
10
3
Oct.
7
39% Oct.
4% Oct.
8
Oct.
28
6% Oct.
25% Oct.
3
5
6
3% Oct.
45% Oct.
26
14
26
24
19
21
8
6
Oct.
15
Oct.
10%
9% Oct.
10% Oct.
1% Oct.
10
11
Oct.
10
12
1
Oct.
Oct.
24
11 200
Oct.
4
29
1
18
11
9%
10%
2%
4%
9
Oct.
5
1 107
58
June
6
96
% May 16
May 27
2% Apr. 12
11
4
June 14
6% Jan.
9% Jan.
1
July
1
July
5% Jan.
50
Jan.
June
1
Oct.
15% June
1
7
10% Oct.
Feb.
4
2% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
14
18
26
26
29
6
11
19
4
18
2
19
1
8% Sept. 7
57
Sept. 19
7
50
15
14
7
8
25
7
7
2
5
8
8
6
Mar. 12
Sept. 7
15% Sept. 7
3% Sept. 16
12% May 11
Aug.
5 98
May 20 210
2
% June 25
July
Jan.
4% Feb.
5% Sept.
60
Sept.
7
Sept.
July
7% July
1
May 24
12
May 19
94
139
Jan.
31% Sept.
Mar. 15
13
7
.
2%
11% Jan.
63
20
10
%
4
8
25% Jan.
5% Mar. 21
6
1% Jan.
June
1
2% May 31
2
Apr.
8
24
1
3
5
Jan.
28
Oct.
Oct.
Mar.
112
4
1
4
23
195
104
10
Oct.
200
18
3
27
21
22
21
14
Sale
14
Aug. 29
Jan.
3% Mar.
14% Mar.
June
3% July
1
July
1
July
5% June
% May
% Jan.
16
Aug.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
15
Sale
—
8
June
25
1% Sale
13%
20
195
Aug. 15
11%
37%
11%
10%
3%
46
13
May 23
31
16
Feb.
42
2%
94
94
2X
31
June
Oct.
18
4
10
4
1
1
8
9
June 28
76
9% Oct.
28% Oct.
6% Oct.
2%
Sept.
Sept.
5% Aug.
13% Aug.
5
231
5*
70
10
22
31
30
Sept. 21
12% Apr. 12
5
Feb. 13
20
31
1
15
20
18
6%
5%
5%
24% Sale
Jan.
July
5% May
6% June
5% Aug.
3
May
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
2
18
31
24
2
19
11
54
20
5%
1
Sept.
1% Feb.
6% Aug.
75
Sept.
2% Sept.
% Oct.
6% Apr.
1
Oct.
4
6
9
2
14
12
72
10
2
Jan.
Apr.
20
Sale
100
4
3
June
Oct.
9%
Jan.
19
72
9%
15%
6%
4%
20
June
1
31
% Oct. 25
% Oct. 19
6% Apr. 11
Jan.
1
11% Sept. 16
40
75
10
29
8
Sale
6
26%
4
25
70
9%
28%
6%
4%
4%
25%
12
Oct.
80
17
June
20
12
4% Sept.. 7
5
Sept. 2
Aug. 16
2
Apr. 12
11
70
72
Sale
% Jan.
2% June
13
28
25
2
23
1
79%
nx
Sale
IX
1% Jan.
3% July
Apr.
1
May
% Apr.
% Apr.
6% Jan.
65
May
2% Jan.
6
20
6% Oct.
8
Oct.
Sale
Jan.
3
61
8
4k
Oct!
3
70
10 %
10
Sept.
July 25
18
18
"1% Oct" "27
4% Oct.
Jan.
5k
3
26% July 26
83
14
38
10 100% Oct.
3
85% Oct.
49
27 X
2
21
Sept. 8
Aug. 25
May 16
2
97% Oct.
%
2%
6%
IV*
86
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5%
1%
1%
6%
% Sale
2%
6%
32%
50
13
43
Sale
June
9% Jan.
28
2
5
Oct.
68
48
13%
IX
Oct.
14%
12%
3%
10%
3%
1%
65
102
180
14
5
4
13%
16
12%
15
4% Sale
10%
13
2%
6
1%
IK
21
May 19
4% May 16
45
1%
60
—25
25 Weill 8c Co (Raphael) pf.100
1,923 WellsFargoBk 8c UnTr cap 100
8%
4
7% Oct.
1 % Oct.
47%
Sale
4%
9
2% Sale
24%
25X
2% Sale
14
17X
ioh
12 X
50
100% 102%
2%
3
299 Teleph Investm't Corp cap.20
1,235 Thomas Allec Corp class A..*
37,105 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co com *
Preferred
100
5,355
2,617,683 Transamerica Corp capital..*
165 Traung Label 8c Lltho cl A..*
597
Sale
20
27
600
33%
105
...1.
40
5
5
30
103
153,290 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).lOO
17.125 Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A..*
Class B.
»
11.757
4.175 Spring Valley Co Ltd capital *
348,178 Stand Oil Co of Calif capital *
14,526
26
13
105
...
239
3% Oct.
Oct.
85
1
3
86
85
108
5
Sale
if
100
com..
14
7
%
6%
%
4%
10
if* iIH
^lant cap .15
Pacific Gas & Elec Co com.25
1st preferred
3% Oct.
61
16%
19
1st preferred
4
3
9%
10
90% Sale
5% ' 6
3% Oct.
1
75
12
%%
7
58
1%
V*
45,777 North Amer Oil Consol cap. 10
1,814 Occidental Insurance cap..10
4,564 Oliver United Filters Inc A._*
B
3,949
6%
2
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
13
15
"ox
5
5
3
1%
io%
K Sale
4
Pacific Lighting Corp com..*
Sale
40
6%
3%
6
2
4%
.10
4,340 Rainier Pulp & Pap cl A com *
21,661 Richfield Oil Co of Calif com *
Preferred...
....25
16,653
*
4,436 Roos Bros Inc common..
Series A preferred
212
*
435
9%
23%
6
Sale
100
264
540
11%
40
4
21
24
Sale
Prices.
Sale
—
2%
.....
5,318 Ry Eq & Realty Co 1st pref--*
49
200
10
21%
16%
100
380 Phillips Petroleum Co cap..*
989 Pig'n Whistle Corp partic pf *
300
21
4
5%% preferred
44,997 Paraffine Cos Inc
1,172
28
7%
4
10
398.181
179.453
51.810
133,221
13.728
71,209
160,200
19,532
8,113
712
a
2
—100
660 Paauhau Sugar
40
m
Second pref...
100
Mercantile Amer Realty Co
-
22,796
14,063
5,646
9,396
1,150
3,234
16,839
12
6
100
452
150
3
1%
1%
X
Prior pref
4
5
4%
6% preferred
1,211
2,822
.
11
40
2%
63 %
940 North Amer Inv Corp com. 100
140
233
135,495
10
38'
100
Preferred
376
preferred 6% cumul
1,815 Natomas Co capital
"50
326
22
Marchant Cal Mach Co com 10
100 Market Street
100
------
""907
24 %
276,238 Magnavoz Co Ltd capital—*
4,840 Magnin & Co (I) common.-
15,805
■
21%
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
Oct. 1.
Ask.
Bid.
Home Fire & Marine Insur
Co
75
EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
Mar. 30
Sept. 16
Jan.
13
Feb.
18
6% Jan.
20
20
Yellow & Checker Cab Co—
1,055
♦
No
par
(Consolidated) cl A ser 1.50
value
6%
9X
1
4%
1% June 28
>r*-T
Detroit Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
-
-
-
Shares
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
Since
October.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
Price
STOCKS
Jan. 2
1932.
A
603 Auto Fan Ac Bearing com
100 Baldwin Rubber class A
"25
25
3,132
3,828
'm
m
m
m
m
mm
m
m
45
-
200
855
9,554
27,456
10,586
m mrnrnm
m
i
385
'I-
mmmmmm
565
305
100
30
685
—
mm
m
m.
m
...100
285 Detroit Gray Iron Fdy com.*
2X
Detroit Edison
com
10
3,346
'
125
'
25,175
100
960
5,084
2,005
'«
—
-
-
300
200
913
34,358
Hudson Motor Car
350 Kalamazoo Stove
...
com..
'
mm m m m
50
*
5X
271
120
>
■mmmmrnm
mmmmmm
1.950
3,275 Mahon (R C) conv pre!
5,485 McAleer Mfg com
1,090 Mesta Machine common
16,230 Michigan Sugar com.
80
mmm
5
10
6,844
71,563
2,950
20
Motor Products Corp com...*
Motor Wheel com
*
1,550 Muller Bakeries class A com.*
215,016 Murray Corp common
*
4,359 National Investors com
1
2,204 National Steel Co com......*
9,855
100
93
a
OX
1
8%
2
2k
1%
2X
95*
9
m
300
—
8,636
7,393
1,420
m
m
m
m
m
110 Pittsburgh Forgings
—
mm
m
m m
245
10
mm
mm
m
2X
IX Oct.
6
4
4
Oct.
1
85
3X Oct.
4
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
17
5X Oct.
2X Oct.
13
5
3
Oct.
73X Oct.
26
88
Oct.
4
17
Oct.
4
5X Oct.
10
5
3
3X
2
~2X Oct" 24
Oct.
10
4
5X
OX
3% Sale
5% Oct.
3X Oct.
26
10
1
2
3
IX
2%
2
2
Oct.
Oct.
IX
2
X
1
Oct.
4
7
17
8
9
8X
20
2
OX
2
22 5*
Sale
% Sale
17
Sale
IX
IX
3X Sale
3H
4%
9~~
3
10
Sale
"3" "3X
3
2X
2X
IX
6
IX
.....
15%
Sale
IX
14
,
155*
"lx
13
19
5
3% Oct.
6
3X Oct.
6
com
22
21
17 X Oct.
26c
Oct.
18
IX Oct.
IX Oct.
2X Oct.
21
22
IX Oct.
21
Oct.
3
8
3% Oct.
17
Oct.
2X Oct.
X Oct,
5
Oct.
21
11
ox Oct.
3X Oct.
X Oct.
12
Oct.
25c
Oct.
25c
IX
IX
2
2X Sale
V'
I*
2/4
2X
2X
9
lOJi
18
20
11c.
.....
::::: "i§"
4%
22
5
5%
Sale
5X
IX
3
6 X Sale
3
20X
Sale
IX
3X
ox
10
33c
70c
&
5
9
55c
m
mmmmmm
3,100
.
1
1
2
3
7
15
Sale
——
1
10%
3X—
.....
0%
IX
10%
3X
3X
7X
2
...
15c
35c
23c
18
20
5%
4X
2
Sale
5
11
Oct.
50c
Oct.
25
11
18
5
Oct.
--
7
11
Oct.
Oct.
11
3
5
3
11
X Oct.
5
Oct.
—
5
OX Oct.
iy2 Oct.
3X Oct.
8
26
27
12X Oct.
4
2
Oct.
4
3X Oct. 27
Oct.
11
33c
23c
Oct.
1
15
155*
4
IX
3X
3%
23X
3X
■X
3X
22X
Sale
17
17 X
36 X Sale
•
*
2X
40c
12X
3
.....
14X
12
Oct.
10
3X
IX
3X
3X
21*|
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14
8
13
6
11
28
19
3
2X
3,093
31,835
90
/V
2
^mtmrnmm
200
'■^mmmmmm
600
200
mmmmmm
mmmmm
5X Oct.
3X Oct.
28X Oct.
16
Sale
25%
Sale
24
Oct.
13
2
Oct.
25
25* Oct.
IX
2
25
40c
50c
13
15X
IX
13X Oct.
IX Oct.
21
31
30
Oct.
29
9
3~~
4
Oct.
11
15X Oct.
3% Oct.
19
2X
mm
m
-
-
8.210
Preferred...........
100
Class A
1,022 Walker
3X Sale
1
3
1
5
29
Oct.
28
IX Oct.
7
14
2
units
Sept.24
Mar. 12
Sale
5
70
10
4
1H
Sale
A**
10
65c
70c
7
5
4
3%
3X
5
70
.....
2
3
40c
65c
4
4X
4%
55c
70c
IX
4
1
X
3
9
X
X
5
Oct.
6
2
June 25
July
9
May 17
July
5
June 21
July 18
11
Sale
12
Oct.
35c
Oct.
15
4
Oct.
31
45c
X
IX
IX Sale
4X Oct.
-
Sale
35c
*
10
Oct.
13
Oct.
25
May
4
June 29
Apr. 14
Aug.
5
Feb.
8
Apr.
8
Jan.
6
June 10
Jan.
6
Oct.
11
27
3X Sept. 24
OX June
2
IX July
6
55
Sept. 29
2X Aug.
5
12
Aug.
6
IX Aug.
3
4
5
Oct.
3
3
12
Oct.
65c
Oct.
7
5X Oct.
10
4X Oct.
55c
18
Oct.
4
IX Oct.
3
35c
3
Oct. 15
June
6
10% Mar.
19
Mar.
3X Aug.
20c
July
X Apr.
35c
21
21
25
19
29
June 20
2
Sept.
8
Oct.
4
Aug. 29
Feb.
6
!7
Aug. 12
Mar.
3
Mar.
2
12
Sept.
5
6
4.X Jan. 11
1
Jan.
12
24X Jan.
14
Jan.
20
Oct.
21
Jan.
12
9
13
10X Mar. 2
4X Aug. 29
Sept.
Feb.
Oct.
•
5
11*4 Jan.
9
Oct.
11
Jan.
Mar.
—
Jan.
5
Mar. 24
3
12
Mar. 23
7
6X July
7
1
Aug. 27
IX June
9
4
July 22
OX July 11
7c
July 14
X
IX
11*4
14X
2X
14
Apr.
Jan. 12
July
1
May 19
Mar. 14
June
2
July 16
Aug.
3
July
6
May 26
Oct.
5
May 27
Mar. 15
Oct 1 .18
June
8
Oct.
Jan.
12
15X Oct.
*
...
82,822 Warner Aircraft Corp com..*
1,753 Wolverine Portl Cem com
10
26,230 Yosemite Holding com......*
3X
1
7%
X
X
X
Jan.
7
5
20
20
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Sept.
Feb.
May 10
Aug.
3
Aug.
3
3X June 13
1
Feb. 15
Oct.
T" "¥
3
45*
June
12
29
Jan.
17
2
29
30
4
56
100
.....
At Co
ox
5
10
*
com
1,824 Universal Cooler class A
*
15,046
♦
Class B
3,858 Universal Product com
*
100 Vortex Cup Co common.....*
m
150
1.763
m
255
5
X June
May
5
June 13
1
5
29
13
15
6
4
31
13
10
IX June
18
Feb.
June 13
_
IX May 13
23
2X
July
Oct.
Mar.
16
27
12
8
16
13
18
X July
2X
X
2%
IX
14
Oct.
3X Oct.
17Mi Oct.
36X Oct.
3
l
Timken Axle com......
10
Preferred
...100
10 U S Radiator
'
com
:
Aug. 26
Sept. 8
IX July
8
Oct.
4X Oct.
2X Oct.
15X Oct.
2X
IX
8%
3
5
2
3j|
758
665 Third Nat Investors
13
3X May
*
•
June
OX June
4X June
2X May
X May
3% Aug.
3
Apr.
3
July
2X Mar.
53 X July
IX Aug.
1
June
IX Aug.
14% Feb.
3X Apr.
10c
3X
"~2X "~4X
IX
35
Preferred..
*
429 Silent Automatic com
'_.*
5
Preferred
...100
593 Square D class A..
*
Class B
16
25
IX
IX
10X
....
21%
*
4,300 Sutherland Paper com....l6
90
Feb.
Jan.
3
1
5H
6
3
1
........
■'mmmrnmrn
4
17
25
18
13
1
10 X June
2
12X Sale
20c
8
12% Sale
4
27
3X
5X
Oct.
6X Oct.
6
..."
Oct.
17% Oct.
3X
Jx
9
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
21
2M
105*
1
14
4
4
4
17
5
6X
4X
2X
2X
8
7X
9
IX
...
,
m
19
7
8
3 X Sale
2
2%
3X
22,992 Reo Motor com
10
2,829 River Raisin Paper com
*
28,901 Scotten Dillon com.......10
5,535 Second Nat Investors com..l
220
10
24
»
154,703 Packard Motor Co com.
114,351 Parke Davis At Co
19,271 Parker Rust Proof com
825
m
Class B
"9%0"ct"4
3X
....
1,875 Outboard Motors class A....*
mm'rn
24
3
mm'mmrn
'
m
8X Oct.
12X Oct.
4
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Oct.
July
June
3
1
3X
.......10
327 Miles Detroit Theatre
10
1,024 Motor Bankers Corp com...*
r,
mmmmmm
650
Preferred....
*
*
"
6X Oct.
6
77
Sale
3
*
Convertible
18
6
10
4%
*
preferred
*
67,912 Kresge (S 8) Co com..:.
10
934 Lakey Foundry & Mach com *
7,250
m
Jan.
May 12
X
X
5%
57%c
5
X Mar. 28
Kermath Mfg Co com
*
150 Kirsch Co common.........*
690
m
2
2,804
'■
-
Oct.
11
3X
5X
..
200 Houseman Spitzley class B__*
150
450
mm m
preferred
-.
18 57 Xc Oct.
Oct.
5
K
2
General Parts common.....*
Convertible
-
12
45,102 Graham-Paige Motor com..*
31,267 Hall Lamp com
...._._.*
3,227 Hoover Steel Ball com.
10
3,158 Houdallle-Hershey class A..*
Class B
124,034
._.*
■
6,546
m
10
com
O
57Xc Oct.
4% Oct.
5
2
Sale
.
¥*
Sale
1%
8X
8X
14X Sale
3%
Class B
..*
Fourth Nat Investors com..l
General Motors
a
7
Prices.
Prices.
IX Apr. 12
4%
Sale
,
175 Gemmer Mfg Co class A
•
100 Gen Fdy At Machine units...
367,963
5,136
200
10
Sale
80c
5
5
7X
3
115
221
m
190
80c
55*
IX
18
8
7
'
40c
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
2
"llX Sale"
13 k Sale
1
Sale
X
7X
7X
8% Sale
9,384 Eaton Manufac'g Co com...*
68,984 Ex-Cello Aircraft Ac Tool....*
2,405 Federal Mogul common
._*
6,743 Federal Motor Truck com...*
3,051 Federal Screw Works com
*
33,012 Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
17,142
Ask.
2
*
Delsel Wemmer Gilbert com 10
Detroit At Clevel Nay com
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
Oct. 31.
.4s*. Bid.
7%
100 Detroit Majestic cl B com
*
1,070 Detroit Paper Products
*
520 Detroit Steel Prod com
»
100 Dolphin Paint & Varn cl A..*
210
Class B
,__*
-
mrnrnm m
*
4*
2
1
*
3,065 Continental Motors com
*
4,157 Copeland Products Inc
*
2,917 Crowley-Milner & Co com..*
575
316
W'm
1H
%
20,089 Burroughs Adding Mach_~*
68 Chrysler Corp common.....*
375 Consolidated Paper com
10
"3,033
•J
4
*
Bid.
*
29 Brown Fence & Wire cl B
m
36,458
«.
*
Oct. 1.
Ask.
Bid.
36,588 Bower Roller Bearing....
*
100,704 Briggs Mfg Co common
__*
926
"m
Class B
272,997
3,207,303
197,432
-—2,455,022
PRICES IN OCTOBER.
Par.
1,215 Alloy Steel clan
2,463
Class B_
:
1931.
1932.
October
11
4
Jan.
20
Jan.
14
2 ~ Sept. 28
5X Mar. 18
11X Feb. 29
19X Jan.
9
54c
Sept. 9
10c
Jan.
6X
OX
29X
6%
Jan. 21
Jan. 21
Sept. 8
Jan. 16
2
Feb.
5
16
OX Mar. 2
Sept. 23
33% Sept. 3
4
2
Jan.
12
X Feb. 19
5X Aug. 26
19*4 Jan. 25
54
Mar.
5
2 X Feb.
35* Sept.
% Mar.
19*4 Mar.
3X Aug.
33
Aug.
6*4 Mar.
27
Aug.
654 Mar.
8
'8
17
22
29
22
8
3
8
2
Mar.
5
Jan.
1
5
1654 Aug. 23
OX Sept. 8
75
Mar.
8
2% Aug.
Aug.
5
5
12
4
Jan.
154 Jan.
10
Jan.
2
7
18
10% Mar. 21
19
12
Mar. 21
Jan.
13
IX Mar.
1
154 Sept. 13
IX Sept. 8
BANKS.
8,776
15,355
*
174,478
Detroit Bankers...........20
198,066 Guardian Detroit
20
No par value,
a
Option sales,
r
•ft
Sold for cash,
••
■xt'-'
31
Sale
16 % Sale
x
20
Sale
16 X Sale
115* Sale
9% Sale
Bz-divldends.
y
Ex-rights.
Oct.
11
9X Oct.
24
16
20
12
Oct.
Oct.
OX July
3 X July
8
8
37% Jan.
19% Jan.
15
14
In the earlier part of
this publication complete records of the
dealings on the leading stock exchanges
of
calendar year to date, are furnished. In this department of
General Quotations we combine in one comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not only
those dealt in on the exchanges, but also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
The following is an Index
for the latest month and for the
the country,
to
the different classes of securities
quotedr
'-p Page
77
....81
99
.100
100
..108
Steam Railroad Bond*....
Steam Railroad Stocks
—
Joint Stock Land Bank Bond*
Joint Stock Land Bank Stock*
—
Federal Land Bank Bonds..
Real Estate Bonds.........—....
Investment Trust Stocks
Page
Page
'
94-120
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks...
05
Public Utility Stocks
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Stocks—98
Industrial & Miscellaneous Bonds.........91
United States and Municipal Bonds
100
Industrial & Miscellaneous Stocks....—95
—102
Exchange Seats
93 Canadian Municipal Bonds
Foreign
Government
Bonds
..101
Textile Manufacturing Stocks
..94
Public Utility Bonds...
and Bonds......82
....
83
88
Stocks and Scrip
Insurance
..94
Mining Stocks._
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue. As the New York Stsck
■xchange 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
to the price, he must pay accrued interest in addition to the price.
This, however, does not apply to income bonds or bonds in default. In which cases
Quotations from all Stock Exchanges are as near as
the price includes the
interest, should there be any.
,
quotation is a flat price—that Is, that the accrued interest forms part of the price, and
t 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 average maturities
Quotations for guaranteed stocks are "and dividend"; that is, the accrued dividend must be paid in addition to the price.
Stock prices marked
thus (d) are per share.
All others are per cent except bank stock prices, which are quoted per share unless otherwise stated.
It should be borne In mind In the use of these tables that the quotations for many inactive and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but in all
cases the figures are obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
The following abbreviations are often used, via.; "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.
"/" prefixed to bond prices denotes that the
The letter
NOTICE.—All bond
prices
Bid.
Bond*.
BAILBOAD BONDS
are
"and interest" except
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Gen 1st g 4s
48
43
71#
64#
A—J&D
J&D
Alabama N Orl T & P June—
"A" deb 5s g *40 red '10-M&N 1/102
"B" deb g 6s *40 red '10-M&N
"O" deb g 5s Nov 1 1940-A&O
Alabama Tennessee &
Prior lien 6s 1948
IJ102
1/101
78
1948
Vicksburg By—
1st M g 5s 1974 series A—M&N
Albany & Susq 3 #s gold 1946
(conv before l9l6) gu——A&O
Alleghany Oorp—
Ooll tr conv 5s 1944--F&A
Gen income 6s Oct
107
107
106
20
1
8
60
83
80#
23
24#
18
19
1942.-M&S
90
1995—---Q-J
Eqtr 6s 1932-35 (s-a)-_J&J 15
36
—
5s
Col & conv 5a
Allegheny Val gen 4s
Amer Dock &
Ann
14#
93#
13
1st
Arbor
g
Ark & Mem By Brge &
38
98
93
Term—
M&S
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947
A&O
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
1st M 5s 1964
70
_
92
91#
gold 4s 1995—A&O
82
Adjustment 4s July 1 1955 Nov
82#
Stamped
M&N
78
Conv g 4s of 09 due 55 op J&D
78
Conv g 4s of 1905 due '55-J&D
Conv g 4s of 1960
J&D k 80
89#
Conv deb 4#s 1948
J&D
90
Trans S L 1st g 4s 1958—J&J
94
Oal-Arlx 1st & rf 4 #s '62 op M&S
Ifx 117
Series B
---Rocky Mt Div 4s 1965...-J&J
Athens Terminal By—
1st g 5s 1937
J&J
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line—
1st M 4)4" 1944 ser A
J&J
1st M 5s 1944 ser B
J&J
Atl Knox & Nor 1st 5s 1946-J&D
Atlanta & St Andrews Bay—
81
A&O
37
85
1st
6s.
1938
,
Eq 6#s Feb 1936
& Basis.
95
84
84
81#
90#
90"
95
127
82#
20
75
90
81
85
80#
30
23
37
5s Jan 1946
J&J
Augusta Union Stat 4s 1953-J&J
Bait & Harris g 5s 1936
M&N
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938 M&N
92#
50
60
5s May 1943
5s Mar 1942
90
1923-M&S
F&A
Ref & gen 5s 1995 series A. J&D
Ref & gen 6s 1995 series C. J&D
Ref & gen 5s 2000 ser D-.M&S
Eq tr 4#s 1932-40 (yr)--M&N
Eq tr 4#s '33-'41 O (yr)—F&A
Eq tr 5s 1932-37 (yr)
F&A
Eq tr 5s 1933-38 (yr)
F&A
78#
85#
60#
31#
80#
86#
63#
45
47#
50#
47#
44#
32
49
67.00 to
6.25%
6.25 i£>
6.25%
67.00 to
6.25%
15 67.00 to
6.25%
67.00to
67.00 to
Refund gold 4s 1941—M&N
S W Div 1st 5s 1950
J&J
69
Toledo & Gin Div 4s 1959—J&J
57""
1st M 5s g Jan
Cons refund g
1 1943
70#
61
83
70
60
78#
llH
89
J&D
82
1938
J&J
4#s July 1937
J&J
4 #s Impt 1978
F&A
4s May 1 1933 gu N Y O.M&N
4s May 1 1934 gu N Y O.M&N
4s May 1 1935 gu N Y O.M&N
83
....
40""
6.50
5.50%
95
81
64
95
98
90
93
88
Interest,
66
66
66
-
J&J
1933
Equip 5#s 1932-1937(yr)F&A
Eq tr 6s 1932-38 (year)—.J&D
Wor Nashua & Roch 4-5s 1945
4s Oct 1 1934—
A&O
64
68
K*
63
70
6.75
6.00%
66
50
47
100
6.75
6.75
1st
n
Nominal.
6.00 70
64#
1955.F&A
4#s July 15 1947.J&J15
m
J&J 15
1938—J&D
Brun & West 1st 4s 1938
J&J
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941—J&J
1st ref 5s 1961
J&J
Bluff Point Land & Impt—See In
Gen
m
6s 1933
40
40
90
85
65
70
55
65
Mi scell.
d &
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh—
General 5s g
Con g
1937
4#s 1957
Eq 6s ser K 1933 (s-aj
M&S
M&N
F&A
87
30
99#
Corp—
69
J&J
Burl Cedar Rapids & North—
59
Con 1st & coll tr 5s g *34.-A&O
65
Butte Anaconda & Pac 5s*44 F&A
90
Cam & Clear—1st 5s g 1941-J&J
80
H Gen M g 4s 1955—
F&A
75
Cambria & Ind 1st 4#s '68—J&J
&7.00 to
Eq tr 5#s 1932-38 (year) M&N
60
Canada Atl 1st 4s 1955
J&J
90#
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A. A&O
88
Can Nat Rys 4#s 1954-M&S 15
88
4#s 1957
J&J
Buff & Susquehanna RR
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
s
J&D
1968
guar
1951
88#
s
guar
1956
1955
88"
M&S.
F&A
s guar
J&D 15
40-yr 5s guar 1970
-F&A
5s guar 1969
J&J
5s guar 1969
A&O
Eq tr 4#s 1932-1942 (gu) M&N
s Sale price.
6.50%
88
s
1935.F&A
Winnipeg Term 4s 1939
J&J
(London,
6.00
72"
90
95
95
7
7
103#
104#
10-yr g 4#s Feb 15
fc Last sale
66
58
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn—
Eq tr 4#s 1932-45(ann)_.J&D
Canadian Northern—
S F deb 7s 1940
J&D
8 F deb 6#s 1946
J&J
55
65
65
66
66
Brook & Mon 2d 5s
J&J
73
—
Bos & N Y A L 1st 4s g
76
69
60#
4s 1951
J&J
80
75
Medford Ext 5s 1937
M&N
76
72
Piscat Div g 5s Jan 1943—A&O
77
73
St Johns Riv Ext gu 5s '39.F&A
77
73
Van Bin* Ext 5s g Jan '43-A&0
77
73
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39--F&A
Bat Creek & S 1st gu g 3s *89 J&D
65""
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938
J&J
82
87#
Beech Or 1st 4s g gu 1936
J&J
2d guar gold 5s 1936
J&J
83
n"
Beech Ork Ext 3#s 1951—A&O
Bellingham Bay & British Col—
94
1st g 5s Dec 1 1932J&D
Belt RR & Stk Yds (Ind'p'lis)—
80
1st ref gold 4s 1939
M&N
74
Belvidere Del 1st 3#s 1943—J&J
81#
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944-J&D
60
BIrm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.M&S
Bluff Point Land & Imp—See In d & Mi scell.
35
30
Boonville St L & Sou 5s '51-F&A
80
Boston & Albany 5s Oct *63—J&J
6s June 1942
1
62
99#
66
66
....
M&S
M&N
1st m 4#s 1961 ser JJ—.A&O
Eq 4#s 1933-1943 (yr)-A&0
Boat & Maine (old) 4#s
J&J
4s Feb 1 1937
—F&A
4s Aug 1942
.—-F&A
3s July 1950
J&J
Jan
62
66
1943
5s May 1940
1st m 5s 1967 ser AO
1st m 5s 1955 ser 2
6s
Ask.
66
5s Jan
89
1st M 4s g July 1 1948—A&O
1st M 5s July 1 1948
A&O
*41
April 1947
5s Apr 1944
5s June 1945
90
g
5s July 1
78
4s-5s
70
75
f This price includes accrued
W*
30
1
Ref 3#s 1952 gu N Y O-A&O
Boston & Lowell 4#s Feb '33.J&J
6s 1947--A&O
Aug Term 1st gu
„
(year) F&A
J&J
1949--A&O
Jan
3#s
Boston & Maine (new) 5s Sept
Bangor & Aroostook—
UP
60
Gen mtge
Atlanta Terminal 6a 1939
F&A
Atlantic City gu 4s 1951--—J&J
1st M 5#s 1929 extd as 5%
to May 1954
M&N
Atlantic Coast Line Co of Conn
Certs Indebt 6s irredeem_J&D
Atlantic Coast Line BR—
1st cons 4s July 1 1952-.-M&S
Col tr g 4s Oct 1 1952 op.M&N
Conv deb 4s 1939 op 1916M&N
Gen unif ser A 4W« 1964-J&D
29
Eq tr 6s '33-'35 (yr)-—J&J
Pittsb Lake Erie & w Va—
67#
1998-.-A&0
Impt—See Ind & M iscell—
West 4s guar
A1 &
J&J
Conv 4#s 1933 red
Conv g 4#s 1960
1949.—.-J&D
1950
-A&O
conv
5.50%
5.50%
Baltimore & Ohio—
Alabama &
Ooll &
J&J
77
A us & NWlst 5s g 1941
Northern-
J&J '
July 1948
Atl & Danville 1st 4s 1948
2d g 4s 1948
Atl & Yad 1st gu g 4s
_
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B
6.50
6.50
Atlantic Coast Line of S C—
_
50
(Concluded)—
1951J&J
Boston & Albany
Eq 6s 1933-1935 (yr)— J&J 15 6
Eq 4#s 1933-'41 E (yr)-F&A 5
80
78
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Atlantic Coast Line BR (Concl)
.
Adirondack 1st 4)4s 1942 guM&S
Akron & Barb Belt g 4s 1942-J&D
Ak Oant & Youngst—
Gen & ref 6s 1945 ser A—A&O
Gen & ref 5#s 1945 ser B A&O
Alabama Great Southern—
and defaulted bonds.
where marked "f" and income
88
104
105#
98#
91
78
RAILROAD
NOTICE.—All bond pnooa are
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
Oanadlan N W 4 %a Oct 221943..
70
M&S
82
A&O
90
Ooll tr 6s 1954
J&D
8 f 4%s Dec 15 1944—J&D15
83%
83
78
Ooll tr 4%8
I960
J&J
Eq tr 5a 1944
J&J
Eq tr 4%a 1932-1938 a-a..J&D b
Eq tr 4%s 1940-1945 a-a.J&D b
Oaro Cent lat g gu 4a 1949--J&J f
Oaro Clinch & Ohio 5a 1938.-J&D
lat
cona
6a 1952
aer
6 5
6.5
88
95"
75
79
69?
5%
I 11
5%
5%
A.J&SD15
Eq tr 6a 1933-*35 (yrly)_J&J15
92%
5.50%
5.50%
17
Equip 5a 1932-1937 a-a.-A&O b
Eq 5a 1932-1933 a-a
J&D
_
Cart & Adir lat 4a 1981
J&D
Oatawlaaa cona g 4a 1948-..A&0
Cent Ark & Ea lat 5a 1940 op J&J
OentrBr Un Pac lat g 4a *48-J&D
65
90
45
Central of Georgia—
lat M g 6a Nov 1 1945—F&A
Cona gold 5a 1945
M&N
Ref & gen 5%s 1959 aer B.A&O
Ref & gen 6s 1959 aer O-.A&O
Ref g
42
45
20 H
Chic Terre Haute & Southeast
75
81
50"
Oconee Dlv Lat g 5a 1945—J&D
Ocean S S lat 5a 1943
J&J
Cent New Eng 1st qu 4a 1961 J&J
Gen M (now 1st) g 5a 1987 J&J
Gen M 4a 1987
J&J
n*
6.25
Eq tr 6a '33-'35 (yrly).. J&J15 b
6
5.25
,
42 H
45"
Chateaugay Ore & Iron Co—See I
Chattanooga Sta 4a 1957 gu.J&J
1st M 4%s 2020 ser A
J&J
J&J
tec.""'
69
cons
5a 1939
M&N
General 4%a gold 1992
M&S
Ref & lmpt 4 Ha 1993 serA A&O
Ref & lmpt 4%s '95 aer B J&J
Eq tr 4%a 32- 40 V/ (yr)_A&0
Eq tr 5a 33-'38 (yr)
M&S15
Eq tr 5%a '32-'37 (yrly)__J&D
Eq tr 6a 1933-'35 (yrly).J&J15
Eq 6%s 1932-35 (ann)_..J&D
g
104
96
84
87
6 25
4 50%
5.25
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
5 25
5 25
5 25
86
2d con g 4a 1989
J&J
Warm Spr Val lat 5a g '41.M&S
Elevator Co g 4a gu 1938—A&O
97
85
87""
89
80%
81%
97%
92
85
Oheaapeake & Ohio Northern—
lat M 5s 1945 guar
A&O
Chic & Alton lat 3%a 1950—J&J f
RR refunding g 3s 1949--A&O /
Equip truat 6a Jan 15 '32-'35
(yearly)
J&J15 6
Chicago Burlington & Qulncy—
Gen M 4a 1958
M&S
lat & ref 4 Ha aer B 1977..F&A
lat & ref g 5a 1971 aer A..F&A
Illlnola Dlv 3 Ha '49 op '29 J&J
4s
July 1 1949J&J
Chic & East 111 (new co)—
Gen M 5s May 1951—M&N
Chicago & Eastern Illlnola—
lat consol 6a gold 1934—-A&O
Chicago & Erie 5a lat g *82-M&N
Income 5a Oct 1982
Chic Grt Weat lat 4a 1959--M&S
Ref M g 6a 1947
Ref M g 5a 1947
Ref M g 4s 1947
lat & gen 5a 1966
92
79%
42%
50
44"
Spr & Col Dlv 4s 1st
g
Gen
cons
Prior lien gold 4a 1996
6.50%
93%
102
94
48%
95
75
50
nH
70%
Galv Houston & Henderson—
80
A&O
Galveston Term 6a 1938
M&S
Genesee River 6a 1957
J&J
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945
J&J
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5a 1948-J&D
81
106"
5.75
98
95%
5.25%
100
Ext at 5%% to 1961
97
80
65"
90
61
....
81
Colorado & Southern
Ref M g 4%s May 1 '35—M&N
General nort^e 4%s 1980—M&N
81%
52%
Columbia & Port
18
22
1st m 4s 1940
F&A
Col & Hock Val ext 4s 1948 A&O
Col & Tol 1st g 4s 1955
F&A
9%
7%
30
91%
94
38
42
25%
7%
26
8
54
58
48
58
55%
55%
58%
60
65
9~%"
Eq 4%s '32-'41 G & H(yr)_J&J 6„ 9%
Equip tr 6s 1933-35 (yr)_J&J15
Equip tr 5s'32-'40 ser B(yr)F&A
Chicago & North Western—
Gen M 3H« g 1987
M&N
8%
8%
8%
8%
48%
50
58
60
69%
75
69
23%
23%
23
18%
6.50
Eqtr 6s 1933-35 (year)..J&J 15
15
F&A /
A&O
1951—A&O
21
90
&
83
58
5.50%
95
9l"
66
60
Connecting Ry (Phlla)—
1st M gu 4s Mar 15* 51.M&S15
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 5%s '42. J&D
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952—...J&J
1st 1 & ref g 7%s *36 ser A.J&D
89
25%
27
32
32%
37%
B..J&D
26
37
Imp & equip 5s I960
M&N
Dayton Union 4s 1949
J&J
Dawson Ry & Coal 5s 1951.-J&J
17%
20
,
84
86
I
65
85
Del & Bound Br 3%s 1955.F&A
Delaware & Hudson—
Conv 5s 1935
A&O
77
40
97
1st & ref gold 4s 1943
15-yr
93
95
M&N
5%s May 1 *37—M&N
6%
Eq 6s Jan 15 *33-'35(yr) J&J15
5%
Gen 4%s 1976 aer D
Gen 4%s 1977 ser E
G layaquil & Quito lat 5s '32
Gilf Mobile & Northern—
"7"
G ilf & Ship Island RR—
1st ref & term g
Feb 52
7
...
Gjantanamo &
Det & Mack pr lien 4a 1995. J&D
30
Mortgage gold 4a 1995
J&D
Det R Tun 4%s 1961 gu—-M&N
20
30"
85%
89
2%
4
Stamped (Jan
on) 1952
55
8%
69
80
56%
J&J
50
J&J
48
J&D
51
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.00
6.00
70
80%
21%
3%
J&J A 27%
J&J2 / 10
.
1933
A&O
20
A&O
35
J&J
20
J&J
20
coup¬
G ilf Terminal of Mobile—
1st mtge g 4s 1957 gu .
Harl R & Portch—See N
Toboken
J&J
65
45
_
1st 5s 1950 Series O
37
2
30
40
Western—
1st 5%s 1950 ser B
36%
Inc mtge 6a 1960
fk
Dea M & Ft D lat 4s 1935.-J&J /
Certificates of deposit
/
Des Plaines Val 4%s 1947.-M&S /
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
lat 5s Mar 1 1964
Deb ctrs B
1st M 6s 1958 ser A
k
100%
99%
Eq tr 4%a 1932-1939
M&S
Eq tr 4 %s 1932-1940 D (yr) J& J
Eq tr 5s 1932-1938 (yr)..M&S
Western Fruit Express..
Eq 5s J'ne 15*32-39 (yr) J&D
Eq tr 4%s 1932-1940-J&D
Great Northern Ry of Canada—
Cons 4s 1934 opt to 1914—A&0
G*eenb Ry 1st g gu 4s *40 .M&N
Green Bay & West debt certs A..
42%
42%
40
103
'41.J&J
B—J&J
41
J&J
..J&J
58
58
1st & ref g 4%s '61 opt
Gen M 5%s 1952 ser
Gen M 5s 1973 ser O
18
25
4a 1936
4%s 1936
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—
1st mtge 6s 1950
58
M&S
F&A
Grand Trunk West 4a £ 1950-J&J
1st g gu 4s $ July 1 1950—J&J
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 '32-'43 (yr)
Grays Pt Term g 5a 1947
J&D
17%
22%
8%
con g
90 ""
Deb g 6s Sent 1 1936
6%s 1936 series F
92%
Eq tr 4%a 1932-42 (yr)_.M&N
Denver & Rio Grande—
m
Grand Trunk Ry of Canada—
Sink fund g deb 7a 1940--A&O
Gen income 5a Aug '55.—F&A
Ref & lmpt 5s 1978 aer B.A&O
con g
¥
1962-
D Rlv RR & B gu g 4a 1936.F&A
Denver & Rio Grande Western
1st
9" 00
A&O
J&J
1st 4s Feb 25 '39 Alg gu.M&N
1st 4s Feb 15 '42 Alg gu.M&N
Gen 4s 1962 Can Gov gu—J&J
Prairie Section 4s 1955—A&O
Mountain Sec 4a 1955
A&O
Lake Sup Dlv 4s 1955
A&O
M 3s
Gen M 7a 1936 aerlea A—J&J
70
92
80
1st
91"
J&J
1945.-J&J
Great Northern—
31
g
-M&N
Gouv & Osw 1st 5a g 1942
J&D
Gr R & Ind ext 4%a 1941—J&J
1st
77%
Conn & Pass 1st g 4s 1943.-A&O
Conn River gold 4s 1943
M&S
ser
18
15
/
Georgia & Florida RR—
lat M 6a 1946 aer A
Otfs of deposit
Georgia Fla & Ala RR—
2d 4s 1936
Deposit—
1st 1 & ref 6s 1936
2
50
75
86
A&O
Eq tr 4%s 1932-1939 a-a.M&N b
84%
76%
73%
69%
O—A&O
J&D
Coal Rlv Ry 1st 4s gu *45
22"
5%
....
Grand Trunk Pacific—
A&O
B
ser
65
—-
71
Ga Mid 1st g 3a 1946
75
aer
1977
.
50
1st M & ref 6a 1952
93%
93%
69
f 5a 1973
20
43%
4%
3%
87
J&D
Ga Oaro & N lat 5a g 1929—J&J
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934
85
a
20
25"
/
lat M 5s 1933
82
f 4%s
95
75
100
Frem Elk & Mo V 6s 1933.-A&O
67
a
86%
Ft Worth & D O 6a 1921—
47%
M&N
lat
84%
85
1st con 4%s 1982
(May *32 and May 37 coup). /
Fort Dodge Dea Moinea & Sou—
1st 5s 1938
J&D
Fort St Un Dept Det 4%s "41 J&J
n*
Cleveland Union Terminals—
1st a f 5 %s 1972 series A. A&O
1st M
99
Amended
80
94
9%
9%
J&J
1st cons ref g 4%s 1947
81
42
9%
Eq 4%s '33 '35 G (a-a).—A&O
Eq 4%s '33-'41 H (a-a)._M&S
Fla So 1st g gn 4s 1945
J&J
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
J&J /
Gen & ref 4%s 1977 ser A.F&A
91
28%
-
Cleve Short L 4%a 1961
A&O
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
41%
28"
Florida East Coast 4%a '59-J&D|/
lat & ref 5a 1974
M&S
Certificates of deposit
Ga Sou & Fla lat g 5a
Deb 5a 1952
1st 4s gold guar 1995
36
34
M&N
A&O
Eq tr 6s 1933-35 (year)_J&J15
Eq 4%a '32-'41 LL (a-a)—M&S
Eq tr 4%s 1932-43 (s-a)—M&S
Penn coll g 4s Feb 11951.-F&A
Erie & Jersey a f 6a 1955
J&J
Erie & Pittsburgh—
Gen gu g 3%s aer B 1940--J&J
Series O 1940
J&J
European & N A gold 4s 1933 J&J
Fitchburg 5s Jan 1 1934
J&J
4%s Jan 1933
J&J
77%
76%
13%
45
A&O
A&O
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
J&J
1st cons ref 4%s *52 opt.-M&N
79%
Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling—
Cons now 1st 5s 1933
A&O
Gen M 5a 1936
i
J&D
Cleve & Mah Val g 5s 1938-J&J
73%
J&J
J&J
_A&O
Series D 1953
Ref & lmpt m 5a 1967
Ref & mtge m 5s 1975
83
74
89%
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv—
93%
J&J
Conv gold 4s 1953 aer A.
Series B 1953
Ser O 3%a gen gtd 1948—M&N
Ser D 3%a gen gtd 1950--F&A
12
89%
....
89%
55%
83%
89%
75
84
92
22
60
83
87%
90
20
A&O
88%
93
84%
60
Ga RR & Bkg ref 6a
4a Jan 1 1947
90
80
60
Ser B 4%s gen gtd 1942—A&O
Int red to 3%%
86%
92%
23
A&O
1951-J&J
7%
9%
20
70
Elmlra & Williamsport—
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-J&J
cons 5s gold 1943——J&J
(Jan 1932 coupon on)
1/
Indlanap-—
60
b
to
92 7/
6
gold 6s 1934
M&N
Elgin Jol & East 5s 1941... M&N
1st
86"
100
'40-M&S
Equip to 6s 1932-1935
Olev Colum Cln &
65
RR
&
Term
.
Y
J&J
N
60
H & Ha rtford.
Co—
f 6s 1947
M&S /
Valley Ry—
gold 4%s 1999.—J&J
Eq tr 58 1932-1938 (ann)_A&0
Eq tr 5s 1932-1939 (yr)._.J&J,h
Eqtr 6s'33-35 (yr)
J&J 15 &
1st lien
s
10
Rocking
1st cons
_
b Basis,
f This price Includes accrued Int. k Last sale. I In
Landon.
m
i
Florida Central & Peninsula—
White W V Dlv 1st 4s '40-J&J
18
Gen 4 Ha May *89 series C.J&J
Gen 4H» May *89 aer E..J&J
70
75
71
84
St L Dlv 1st col trg 4s *90 M&N
26
Fed Inc tax
Gen M 5a *87 stpd lnc tax M&N
GenM 4%s'87atpdtnc taxM&N
Gen M4%s'87 stpd inc tax M&N
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%s May 2037C J&D
Conv g 4%a 1949 aer A—M&N
%
Cairo Dlv 1st g 4s 1939
J&J
O W & M Dlv lat 4s g '91.J&J
40
non-pay
70
89
aeries O..J&J
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
50-yr 5s 1975 aeries A
F&A
Conv adj 5s Jan 2000
A&O /
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989-—J&J
Gen g 3Ha B May 1 1989.- J&J
69%
80%
78
70
aeries B..J&J
Chicago Lake Shore & Eastern—
lat M 4 Ha 1969 opt 1919.J&D
Chic Memp & Gulf 6a 1940--J&J
Stmpd
68%
J&D
aerlea A.M&N
M&N
111
100
J&D
75
Gen M gold 4s 1987
103
100
Ref & imp M 6s '41 ser O..J&J
Ref & Imp M 5s '63 ser D..J&J
Ref & lmpt 4 %s ser E 1977. J&J
42
.
97%
103%
111%
1940—F&A
aerlea A..J&J
Gen M 4%s May '99 serF.J&J
Eq 4%s '32-'43 E & F (yr).J&J
96%
_
lat & gen 6a May '66 aer B J&J
Equip tr 6a '33-'35 (yr). J&J15 b
Monon Coal gu 5s '36 opt J&D
31
Olev OInc Chic & St Louis—
General 4s gold 1993
Gen M 5s ser B 1993
M&N
1935
5s
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
Consol 1st g 5s 1956
Clev & Marietta 4%s 1935.M&N
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
Ser A 4%s gen gtd 1942
J&J
91
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry
Con mtge g 4a 1956 guar._J&J
Chicago Indlanap & Louiavllle—
28
Cleveland Akron & Columbus—
109$
m
Craig Valley 1st fis g 1940-J&J
Potts Creek 4s 1946
J&J
R & A Dlv 1st con g 4a '89-J&J
52%
Clearfield Bitum Coal—See Ind & Mlac
70
Clear & M lat 5s g gu 1943—J&J
lat cons guar g 4s
•
Eastern Tenn & West N C—
Gen Hen gold 4a 1996
51
1932-38 (yr)—A&O 67.50
1st M 5s 2020 ser B
nd & M
6.50%
Olncln North 1st g 4s 1951—J&J
Cincinnati Union Term Co—-
98
i
Erie-
F&A
60
Oheaapeake Corp—See Misc Bon ds.
Oheaapeake & Ohio—
lat
Eq tr 5a
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Nor Dlv 1st g 4s 1948
A&O
1st & ref 5s 1965—
95
Cine & Musk Val 4a 1948
Oin N O & Tex Pac Ry—
——J&J
J&J
1940—J&D
1st gold 5s 1937
Dutchess Co RR 4%s
64%
66
62%
Gen g a f 5s Jan 1 1941
iiii
i
97
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic—
El Paso & R I 1st gu 5a
El Paso & S W RR—
45%
'75
100%
J&J
1st gold guar 4a 1953
Dul & Ir Range 1st 5s 1937. A&O
Duluth Missabe & Northern—
75%
60
59
Ask.
Bid.
Income 5s 2862
68
94%
Guar g 5a
6.50%
6 8.50
55
§2*
82
7.50
6 8.50
8%
to 8%
to 8%
to 8%
1st gold guar 4s 1953
A&O
OISL&Olst4sg Aug '36—Q-F
76
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 *32-'44 (yr)
Char & Sav gen 7a 1936
J&J
Oharl & W Car lat 5a 1946—A&O
6 8.50
8%
72%
Oin Ind & West 1st 5s 1965.M&N
Oin Leb & Nor 4s 1942
M&N
m
to
2d mtge gold 4%a 1937
J&J
Cine Ind & St L Sh Line Ry—
82
Cent RR & Bkg 5a 1937—M&N
Central Vermont Ry—
to
J&J
1944
J&D
Chicago & Western Indiana—
Consol gold guar 4a 1962
J&J
1st & ref 5%s 1962 A
M&S
Choc & Memph 5s 1949
J&J
lat ref 4a g guar 1949
F&A
lat g guar 4s Oct 11954—A&O
I960-—,
F&A
European loan 4a 1946-M&S
b 8.50
b 8.50
J&J
lat M 5s 1963 series B
1st M 6%s series O 1963
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton—
General 6s gold 1942
J&D
Central Pacific—
35%
33%
21%
-
20
Guar gold 5s
93%
4.50%
4.50%
65
34
1st & ref g 5s Dec 1 '60 opt J&D
Inc mtge 5s Dec 1 1960--M&S
Chic Un Stat 1st 4%a 1963—J&J
68%
79%
62
J&J15 67.50to
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
Consol gold 5s 1952—-M&N
Central of New Jeraey—
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
4s 1934 opt to 1911—A&O
Mem Dlv 1st 4s 1951
J&D
Chic St Paul Minn & Omaha—
bond
Bonds.
Ail.
Sec 4%a
1952 ser A
M&S
30-yr. conv.4%8 1960—M&N
Eq 6a Jan 151933-'35 (yr)J&J15
Eq tr 5s 1932-38 (a-a)
J&D
Eq tr 5a 1932-'34 (a-a)—A&O
Eq 4%a '32-'42 O (yr)
J&J
Eq tr 4%s '32-*45 (s-a)
J&D
Chicago St Louis & N O—
Con g 6s June 15 *51—J&D 15
Con g 3%s June 15*51 J&D.15
defaulted
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
Eqtr 5a '32-'35ser M (yr)_J&D
Eq 5a '32-'38 O (yr)
J&D
Eq 6a Jan 15 '33-'35 (yr) J&J 15
Eq 6%a 1933-36 aer J (yr) M&S
Eq 6%a 1932-36 K (yr)„A&O
Eq 4%a'32-'42 (yr.) aer A M&N
Chic R 1 & Pac Ry—
General gold 4a 1988
J&J
40
5.50%
6%
5.50%
Mid Ga& Atl lat 5a 1947—J&J
Mobile Dlv g 5a 1946—J&J
Eq tr 4%a 1932-'41 (yr)—F&A
Bid.
Eq 6s 1933-*35 (ann)
Eq tr 4%s '33-'40ser P(yr)M&S
Eq tr 4%a'32-'40aerQ(yr)M&N
Eq tr 5s 1933-'38 (yrly)._J&D
Chat Dlv gold 4a 1951—J&D
Macon & Nor g 5a 1946
J&J
_
Bonds
"f" and Income and
Chic & North Western (Concl.)—
Oanadian Pacific—
Oona deben 4a perpetual. _J& J
20-yrcoll tr 4%s 1946..
Oofl tr 5i Apr 15 1934
BONDS
"and Interest" except where marked
Dollar per 500 francs per £20.
n
Nominal,
r
90%
5.50
5.50
5.50
Canadian price. 5 Sale price.
All bond prices are "and Interest" ezoept
Bid.
Bonds.
Holidays burg
&
Bedford
Oumb
J&J
82
M&N
Houston Belt & Term 5s '37-J&J
40
1st M g 4s 1951 guar
con 5s 1937
Housatonic
87
86"
79
Houston East & West Texas—
M&N
M&N
1st 6s g May 1 1933
1st gu g 5s Mar 1933
92H
J&J
1937,
100
85H
Hudson & Manhattan—
82
F&A
Adj inc up to 5% Feb '57-A&0
1st M 4Hs 1957 conv
F&A
1st gold 5s 1957 opt
Illinois Central—1st
g
1st gold 3Hs 1951
78
80~"
45H
3-year notes 4Hs 1934—J&D
Main L ext 1st g 3H» 61-A&U
1st M £3sl951
M&8
1st M £4s 1951
A&O
Tr bonds
1st mtge
M&N
J&J
Eqtr4Hs'32'41 M (s-a).M&N
Eq tr 4 Ha 1932-41 Ser N-A&O
Eq tr 4Hs 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 Ha 1933-1934 (yr).F&A
Equip 7s 1932-1935
-A&O
Cairo Bridge 4s g 1950--J&D
Litch Div 1st g 3s 1951-—J&J
Loulsv Div 3^s g 1953—J&J
Omaha Div 1st 3a g 1951--F&A
St Louis Div 3H* g 1951—J&J
St Louis Div 3s g 1951
J&J
Sp'fleld Div ext 3Ha 1951 J&J
Western lines g 4s 1951
F&A
-
Southern
64;
1st g
812*
Indianapolis Union—
Gen & refg 6s 1965 ser A—J&J
Series B
94
..
44
tndianap & Lou 1st 4s 1956--J&J
interboro-Met 1 See Public Utility
Inter Rap Tran/
Securities.
15
39*
6% notes 1941-M&N
6% notes 1936
1st 1 & ref 6Ha 1947F&A
Iowa Cent 1st g 5a 1938
J&D
Certificates of deposit
1st & refg 4s 1951
M&S
Ctf of dep
la Minn & N w i«t 3 Ha 1935 J&J
21
305*
22*
50
Jacksonville Terminal—
Ref & ext 6s series A 1967—J&J
78
Ref & ext 6s series B 1967--J&J
90
1959 guar.
J&D
Joplin Union Station—
1st g 4Ha 1940 guar op—M&N
K A & Gr R 1st 5a 1938
J&J
Kal & W Pig n g 5a 1940
J&J
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948—A&O
Kana & Mich 1st 4s 1990
A&O
1st g 4s
9C
95"
'
88
accr
53
5.50%
63
July 1 1941
88 2*
89 H
Lehigh Vai ITerm 5s 1941—A&O
52
58
National Transc Branch Lines
60
56
60
1955
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
Co
A&O kt 90
62
M&N
1934—F&A U00
J&J
perpetual
I
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
Consol g 5s July 1 1945—J&J
100
80
42"
gu—J&D
F&A
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
1940
J&J
New Mexico Ry & Coal Co—
1st colltr g 5s Oct 1 1947--A&O
1st & con & coll tr g 5s 1951 A&O
65"
'55--F&A /
New Orl Gt Nor 1st 5s
64
75
80
"3"
Extended at 5% 1940
M&N
Ref & Impt 4Hs *52 ser A—J&J
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953 —-J&J
70
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
Non-cum inc 5s'35 ser
'
m'm
mm
mm
1st 5s 1954 series B
1st M 5Ha 1954 series
1st 5s 1956 series O
60
86"
30
30
A..A&0
'.A&O
A. .A&O
F&A
84 H
SO
66
10
15
J&J
s
g
f
5s 1949
Mo-Ill RR 5s 1959
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser
84
77
79
43
99
11
2H
8
15
9%
9%
9%
9%
J&J
J&J
6% gold notes 1932
A&O
Guaranty Trust Co. dep. rets—
8%
Ref 5
60
,
mm-mmm
84"
24 M
26
63 X
642*
gold 4s 1990
J&D
Eq tr 6s 1933-*35 (year)_J&J15 b
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A
F&A
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F—M&S
A&O
1974 ser A.
1978 ser O
M&S
Equip tr 4Hs 1932 *44 (yr) F&A
Equip tr 5s 1932-'38 (yr)__F&A
54
60
55
60
35
40
75
76 H
7%
New
York Oonnecttug
8%
28
27
29H
272*
50
52 2*
1st guar
79
85H
89
B„M&N
Deb
4s
k Last sale.
6.50
6.50
6.50
75 H
382*
38
H
27 H
18 2*
9%
9%
85K
90
82 H
95 2*
72"
80
62
62
50
tr
15
4H® '32-*46(yr)-J&J
Harl Riv & Pt Ohes 4s *54 M&N
1,000 franc bond,
6.50
6.50
M&N
Mar 15 1945 (s-a)_.M&8
Eqpt
"
6.50
1947 non-conv..-M&S
Deb 3H§ March 1947
M&S
Deb 3 Ha 1954 non-conv__A&O
n Dollars uer
6.50
-
J&J
15-year secured 6a 1940—A&O
1st & ref 4H» 1967
J&D
Equip tr 4 Hs Sept 15 1932 to
/This price loctudes accrued interest
6.50;
G.5Q^5.l
NYLE&WO& RR—See Ind & Misc.
N Y L E & W Dock & Impt—Se e Ind &
69
N Y & I Br gen 4s 1941
-M&S
NY & NE Bos Ter 4s 1939- A&O
N Y New Haven & Hartford73 H
Deb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv. .J&J15
30
Deb 4s May 1 1957
.M&N
61
Deb 4s July 1 '55 non-conv J&J
Deb 32*s 1956 conv.-.
b Basis.
6.50
Western—
1st & ref 4H« 1973 ser
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv
74
69 2*
69
RR—
1953 series A—F&A
5s 1953 series B—F&A
NY & E 1st 4s ext g 1947— M&N
4Hs 3d ext 1933
.M&S
N Y & Gr Lake gu g 5s 1946-M&N
N Y A Har 1st g 3 Hs 2000--M&N
1st M 4H»
N V Lack &
69
45
22
6% notes 1935
Ref 4Hs
M K & T of T 1st 5s gu 1942 M&S
Mo Kan & Tex (old companvj—
1st
N Y O & St L 1st g
*36-'32-J&J
*32-'45-M&N
4s 1937-A&O
8%
8%
8%
RR—
A__„J&J
B
J&J
M&N15
(yearly)
372*
Prior lien 4 Ha 1978 ser D.J&J
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A..A&0
80
97
S "5"
5
'41opT6-M&N
Prior lien 4b 1962 ser
84
32*
1
2*
CentTermRy—
f 4s
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
5.75%
bax-exemnt—J&J
A 2013--A&O
Ref & ref 4 Hs ser
NYO RR eq 4H«
NYO RR eq 4H®
78
ft K
J&J
tax-exempt_M&N
63 H
25
—-
492*
3Hs July 1 1997
Deb g 4s *34
Deb 4s 1942
60
30
45
Riv—
NYO Lines eq 4H» ,32-,40
74
95
54 H
A&O
Ref & impt 5s 2013 O
New York Central & Hud
50
1st Ch Ter
60
80
89
b
18"
61
Ref g
b
25H
M&N
69 H
b
20
23
Conv deb 6s 1935
52"
b
38
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A—F& A
Ref & impt 4 Hs 2013 A—A&O
23"
MStP&SS M &
14
90
40
18
68" Mississippi Cent
65
75
39
B
69
55
35
70
M&S /
A.Q-F
25-year 5Hs 1949M&S
Eq tr 4s '32 *38 s-a
J&D15
Eq tr 4Ha 1932-'36 (s-a)-M&N
Eq tr 5s 1932-'33 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 6s 1932-'35 (year)—M&S
60
35H
47
cons
97
50
34 H
48
cons
1st
68
34H
45
1949
83
66 H
1st M 4Hs 1956 aeries D—F&A
6 8.25
Eqtrust4Hs l932-'42
A&O
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
70
1st M g 4Hs 1945 guar—J&J
New York Bklyn & Manh Beach
92 %
1st gold 5s 1935.
A&O
New York Central RR—
gold 4s 1938
J&J
gold 5s 1938J&J
1st cons 58 1938 gu int
J&J
2d M gold 4s guar 1949—J&J
1st ref 6s 1946 Reries A
J&J
1st
63"
42
2
A&O
1951
1st Msf4H&
Cons deb 4s
2
2H
1H
1 g 4He '26 J&J
56
67
12*
2
1977
A&O
6% g notes *15 ext to '33--J&D
6% gnotes£ *15 ext to '33-J&D
48
54
65 2*
8%
66 2*
Gen mtge 4s
Nat RR of Mex p
1st cons gold 4s
2
1
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
80
59
b
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915.
/
Certificates of deposit--
60
47
gold 4Ha 2003--.M&N
Gen con gold 5s 2003
M&N
Lehigh Valley Coal-—See Ind & M isc.
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York
J&J
98
....
1932—J&D
gold 581934—M&N f
1st ref 5Hs 1978 ser
1.00
742*
L S coll tr g
Certificates of deposit
59H
47 2*
Gen con
gold 1940
952*
76
60
Louis—
1st refdg gold 4s
6.50%
6.50%
J&J
1932-'37 (year).A&O
1st gu g 5s 1937—F&A
3Hs 1998
F&A
M C coll tr g 3Hs 1998—F&A
Eq tr 7s '32- 35 (year)—A&015
Eq tr 6s *33-'35 (year)__J&J15
NYC L eq 5s 32-'37 (yr)_J&I)
NYC L eq 5s 32-'39 (yr).J&D
NYC L eq 4Hs *32-'37(yr)M&S
NYC Lines eq 4H« Mar 15 1932
to
1939 (year)
M&S16
NYC Line* eq 4H« *33-'35 J&J
Ref & ext 5s Feb '62 ser
7.50
7.50
76
73 H
New Lon Nor 1st 4s
1
& coup)
1930-J&D /
mmmrn
46 H
57
F&A
N Hav & North 4s 1956
1st 7s '27 ext at 6%
64
•
40
Conatr'n4H« 1955 aer B.M&N
Nasnville Chattanooga & St L—
New Brunsw 1st g 5s
M&S If
M&S
mmmm
Mich South—
3Ha 1997
J&D
Lehigh & New England—
1st M gold 5a 1945
J&J
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954
J&J
Eq tr 4Ha 1932-42 (yr)—A&O b
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5s 1954
F&A
Lehigh Valley—
1st 6a ext gold 4s 1948
J&D
Con M 6s ann lrred
.J&D
Con M 4Hsannirred
J&D
Gen cons goid 4s 2003
M&N
23"
74
35"r
94
.
National Rys of Mexico—
Prior lien g 4Hs s f 1957—J&J
50
15
52 H
26"
1963—F&A
1st 5s
Morgantown & Klngwood—
1st mtge 5s 1935
J&J
Morris & Essex 3Hs 2000—J&D
Conatr'n 5s 1955 aer A
M&N
Eq tr 4Ha
68
98
95
J&J
1937
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
75
Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&S
Minneapolis & St
'
65
Montour RR
Nash F & S
44
Mil&State Line lst3Hsl941-J&J
49
64H
Stmpd accr Int at rate 4.8665
Plain 1961
J&J
Con g ref
101
51
85
1st 6s
North
1st consol
—
Lake Erie & West 1st 5s '37—J&J
s
1st 4H®
,
Mil
(sterling)-J&J
Intatexchrate 4 8665
2d gold 5s
mm mm
75"
46
M&S
Lake Shore &
mm
70
6.50
Eq tr 6s 1933-35 (yr)—J&J 15 b
Va 5a 1955—J&J
Kan City Ft Scott & Memphis—
Ref g 4s 1936 guar
A&O
K O Mem & Bir 4s 1934—-M&S
Income 5s Mar 1934
Sept 1
1st M 4Ha 1961
70"
,
Kanawha & W
City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 A&O
Ref & impt 5s Apr 1 1950--J&J
Eq tr 6s 1933-35 (year)—J&J15 b
Eq tr 5H» 1932-38 (year) M&S 6
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
1st M 5s 1978
J&J
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
45
55
—
lanieslovtu tr<»nk &, Clearfield
Kan
62 H
98
Michigan Central—
Ref & impt 4 Ha 1979 ser O-J&J
1st 5s Kal &S H 1939
M&N
1st mtge M Air L 4s 1940.-J&J
1st g 4s Jol & N Ind_1957J&JlO
1st g 3 Ha J L & Sag 1951-M&S
1st gold 3 Hs 1952
M&N
Middletown & Unionville—
1st M 6« 1933
M&N /
2d M ad) inc 6s 1933
M&N /
Midi RR 4% franc bonds
(Foreign aeries) 1960
J&D
Midland
of
N
J
1st 6s
1910
ext at 5% to 1940
A&O
Midland Valley—5s 1943-—A&O
72 J*
Adj M Apr 1 '53 ser A
Sept /
Milwaukee & Northern—
1st ext 4Hs 1934 (1880)—J&D
96
Cons 6s 1913 ext at 4"*
to 1934 (1884)
J
1st col tr
5%
5%
International—
Asst (cash warr
Mexican
7%
65
100
5%
5.75
J&D
4H? 1935
Prior lien 4Ha 1947
1st con gold 4s 1977
4
Eq tr 4Ha 1932-42 (yr)„A&0 b
Internat Rys (Central America)—
1st M 5s 1972 opt
M&N
1st guar gold 5s 1937
J&J
Mont Wyo & So 5s 1939.— M&S
5.75
J&D
J&D
Manila RR Sou Lines 4s'39_M&N
4s 1939 ext to 1959
Philippine Govt gu
M&N
Sinking fund g 7s 1937—M&N
Manitoba S W Col 5s 1934—J&D
ManitowGB&NW3 Hs'41
J&J
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s '51-M&S
Memphis Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959
M&N
Meridian Term 4s '55 guar_M&N
20H
Adj M 6s July 1952 ser A.April
1st M 5s 1956 series B
J&J
1st M 5s 1956 ser O
J&J
Assented
1st & ref
Mexican
Internat-Great North Ry—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A—J&J
Mont Cent 1st g 6s
652*
74
1st & ref 6s Dec 1935
—-J&J
J&J
4s 1950
J&J
78
52*
9%
9%
9%
60"
M&S
60
5.75
1st & ref 5s Dec 1935
6
b
Consol gold 3 Ha 2002—— M&S
612*
Maine Central—
78j
15
1947.-F&A
Mpntgom Div g 5s
86" Monongahela Sou 5s 1955--A&O
89
'52 gu J&D
1947—J&J J
Macon Terminal 5s 1965
J&J
Mahon O RR 1st 5s
1934—J&J
A&O
—M&S
83 2*
61H
L & N Term 1st g 4s
63
63
75
9%
69
-M&S
M&S
Moh & Mai 4s 1991
Macon Dub & Sav 5a
b
b
-
Secured 5s 1938
96
9%
9%
15
Eq 4Hs *33-'41 O (yr)„J&J16
b
Eq tr 5s 1932-*38 (s-a)
M&S
b
Eq tr 5s 1933- 39 (year)—J&J
722*
Jfc
17
b
J&J
1945
Mob & Ohio, gen 4s 1938Ref & Impt 4Hs 1977
82
J&J
gold 4s, 1952.
Genl mtge 4s 1957
Gen mtge 4Hs 1957
fa
1945—M&S
Ry Joint Monon coll
Mob & Mont 4Ha
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
ind 111 &
26
31
132*
6
M&N
Hen 5s 1945--J&J
Small
-
27 H
Small
Gen M g 4s
36
50-year gold 5s 1937
M&N
Unified gold 4s 1940
J&J
1st & ref 5Hs 2003 ser A—A&O
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B
A&O
1st & ref 4 Ha 2003 ser O—A&O
5s 1941
A-O
b
Eq tr 4Ha 1932-37 (year)_J&D
6
Equip 6Ha 1933-36 (year) M&S
Eq tr 6s 33-'35 (yr)
J&J15 b
A tl K & Cin Di v 4s 1955
M&N
Pad & Mem Div 1st 4s '46-F&A
S E & St L Div 6s 1971-M&S
2d mtge 3s 1980
_M&S
40-year 42*a Aug 1 1966--F&A
Eq tr 4Hs 1932-1939 K..F&A
Eq tr 4Hs 1932-1940 L—A&O
r.
Mob & Birm pr
33
J&J
gold 5s 1946
4%
5%
5.75
272*
1938 at
3d 7s ext to July
99 H
5.75
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945—M&S
Ser B 5s(£100 & £200)'63J&B
Series O 4HS 1963
J&D
Id Blm & W ext 4s 1940
95
Louisville & Nashville—
Jt 1strefM (IC&OSL&
N O) 5s 1963 ser A
J&D
r
91H
922*
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
Ref g 4s 1955 opt 1918- M&N
Pur lines 1st g 32*s 1952—J&J
Gold 6Ha July 1 1936
85
95
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
Coll trust gold 4s 1952
A&O
Col tr L N O & T g 4s '53-M&N
Refmtge 5s 1955
84
92 2*
92
A&O /
1935
992*
■
Lousiana & North Western—
1st M gold 5s
I_.—F&A
Conv g 5H« 1949 aer A„M&N
Secured 5H& 1932 1956—J&D
Equip trust 5s 1933 40(yr)M&S
Eq tr 4Ha '32-'44 F (yrt-M&N
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4a 1975 M&S
Eq 6Hs 1933-'36 (year)—F&A
Eq tr 6s '33-'35 (year) __J&J 15
1st & ref 5a 1981 ser
65
85
gold 4s 1938
J&D
Debenture gold 5s 1934—J&D
Debenture gold 5s 1937-M&N
6
Equip tr 5s 1932-39 (yr)—A&O
Equiptr6sl932 (yr)
F&A 6
L 1 City & F con 5» 1937
M&N
Louisiana & Arkansas—
27
1978 ser G. ..M&N
1980 ser H—A&O
1st & ref 5s
96 H
(Concluded)
1st & ref 6s
90
65
842*
1st M 5s 1969
J&J
£3^s 1950
J&J
gold 4s 1939 guar
Gen mtge
60
4s '51-J&J
J& T
1st
Mo Pacific RR
MFsc.
83
60
Bid.
Bonda
Ask.
70
Long Dock 6s con g 1935
A&O
Long Island—Unified g 4s 49M&S
Refunding g gu 4s 1949—M&S
Houston & Texas Central—
1st lien g 5s
Bid.
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4a 1945—M&S
&
Lehigh & Wllkes-B Coal—See Ind
Lex & East 1st 5s 1965
A&O
Litchfield & Mad 1st 5s '34-M&N
Little Miami guar 4s 1962--M&N
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
98"
95
and lnoome and deiauite* bonds.
where marked *1
Bonds
Ask.
?9
BONDS
RAILROAD
NOTICE.
I In London. n Nominal.
43
43
77
63 H
8.50
8.50
82 H
s Sale Drlce
Miacel.
80
RAILROAD
NOTION
All oond prlMi are "and Interest
-
Bid.
Bonds
N aw York Ontario & Western—
Ref 1st s 4s June 1992
MAS
Gen M g 4s 1955 red
J&D
N Y Pa So O
p 1 4 Hi 1935-M&S
N Y Phil So Nor—1st g 4s '39 JSoJ
Income 4s Jan 11939
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948
1st refunding 5s 1937
-J&J
2d mtge 4*4s 1937
F&A
Gen mtge 5s g 1940
F&A
Term l«t g 5s 1943
M&N
N Y Westchester & Bos By—
1st M g 4%a 1946 guar..-.J&J
Nord By s f 6*4" I960
—A&O
Norfolk & Oar 5s 1939
A&O
Norfolk Southern-—
1st & ref g 5s '61 opt '16-.F&A
Norf & South 1st 6s 1941.M&N
Ik*
11*
Norfolk Ter 1st gu 4s 1961.-M&N
Norfolk & Western
35
65
88
do
4s ser D 1945—M&N
88
do
do
4s ser F 1953
J&D
4s ser G 1957—M&N
4s ser H 1960—F&A
83
32
5116
10516
M&N b
Northeast of S O 6s 1933
Northern Central—
J&J
b
b
10
20
93
4.60
4.60
4.60
83
9416
9416
"4%
4%
102
8016
92
43
Northern Pacific—
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997
Q-J
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
Q-F
Ref & Imp 4*4s 2047 ser A. J&J
Ref & imp 6s 2047 ser B—.J&J
Ref & Imp 4s 2047 ser O... J&J
Ref & Imp 5s 2047 ser D... J&J
Eq tr 4Kb 1932 (yr)
F&A15
Eq tr 4*6s 1932'40 (yr)M&S15
No Pac Ter Oo 1st 6s 1933—J&J
No Ry of Oal 5s g gu 1938-.A&0
North Penna ext'd 4s 1936—M&N
83
61
§1*
97
8316
62H
70
11*
69
65
68
6
5
6
5
90
55
100
92
69
1st M 5s 1977
Norwich & Wor—4*6s 1947-M&S
Ogd & L Oh 1st g gu 4s 1948-J&J
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943—M&S
O Ind & W g 5s Apr 1938—Q-J
Ohio Biv RR—1st g 5s 1936-J&D
Gen gold 5s 1937A&O
Old Colony RB 4s 1938—J&J
1st M 6*4s 1944
F&A
1st M 5s 1945 series B
J&D
20
Northwestern Terminal RR—
■
27
63
5116
87
80
90
7816
78
85
83
1st m 4*4 s 1950 series O
60
J&J
Ont & Que deb gu 5s
perp.._ J&D I 104
Ore RB & Nay cons 4s 1946. J&D
91
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946—J&J
10016
1st cons guar 5s 1946
102
-J&J
1st & ref
107
82
8
84
87
88
85
10216
40
45
IV*
78
Gu tr ctfs g 316s 1937
Gu tr ctfs g 316s 1941
Gu tr ctft g 316s 1942
Gu tr ctfs g 316s 1944
■Sec 8416s 1963
M&S
F&A
J&D
J&D
M&N
5s 1939—A&O
76
76
76
84
91
8116
1st & ref 416s 1977 ser A..A&0
Pennsylvania RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943
94
M&M
do
4s gold 1948
92 %
—M&N
do
4s gold 1948 sterling
92
stamped dollar bond
do
4Hs g 1960
F&A
Gen g 416s 1965
80
J&D
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
J&D
8816
Gen m 414s 1981 ser D—A&O
7516
15-yr 616s Feb 1 1936
100
F&A
40-yr 6s 1964
—M&N
Con M 316s g £ 1945
J&J I
75
...
-
Con M 4s 1948
Deb 416s 1970
I
Eq tr 5s 1933-38 (yr)
b
Gen equip 5s 1932-39 (yr)
6
6
86
6516
5%
5%
6%
44
f
216
1st g 516s 1974 series A—F&A
1st 4168 1980 ser O
M&S
5.50%
2
"4"
1
3
25
35
98*6
55
42*
39
Ral & Cape Fear 1st 5s 1943M&S
Ral & Charleston 4s 1956—F&A
10
75
85
90
i
1
i
l
A&O
Equip 6s Jan 15 '33-'35.J&J 15
30~"
50
85
95
7%
1st g 4s Nov 11948
Rich & Peters 436* 1940
M&N
A&O
i
ii
i
IV*
84
86*6
4.50%
152""
6%
74*6
96*6
Richmond-Washington Oo—
Coll tr g gu 4s 1943 opt—J&D
91
93
56
85
1st coll tr 4s 1949 op
R I Ar & La 4*4s 1934
J&J
ff
J&J
68"
75
A&O
M&S
4336
30*6
44%
60
70
Rock Island-Frisco Term Ry—
1st m 4*4s 1957
J&J
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949—-J&J
8416
2d gold 6s 1996—
31
£F
53
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s '51—J&J
St Johns & L Cham 5s 1944.M&S
St J Gr Isl 1st g 4s 1947—J&J
St Lawr & Adirond 5s 1996--J&J
55
50
83
52*6
53*6
A&O
83
9316
St Louis-San Francisco Ry—r
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A--J&J
Certificates of deposit..
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B
Certificates of deposit
'94
99
IF
84
89
l99*
84
St
85
91
66
1st term & unif 5s 1952
Gen & ref 5s ser A 1990
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
47
4
7456
85
53
35
4816
Louis Southwestern—
1st g 4s 1989
2d g inc 4s Nov 1989
...
,
J&J
Eq tr 536s 1932-1939 (s-a) M&S
Equip tr4J6s 1932-1945—J&J
Tennessee Central Ry—
1st m 6s 1947 ser A
Term RR Assn (St Louis)—
94
at
11
"8%
8%
8%
43
15
87*6
97
4*4
2
30
A&O
^
95*6
96M
67
48
70
89
48"
48
48
11
81
79
62
Gen gold 5s 1935
-J&D
Eq tr 6s 1933-1935 (yr).J&J15
76
38*6
40*6
94*6
95
94*6
80*6
97
96
Toledo Peoria & Western RR—
lstm. 6s 1952
J&J
Toledo St Louis & Western—.
1st gold 4s Apr 1 1950
A&O
Tol Term 1st 4 *4s *57 gu—M&N
1st gold 4s June 1
63 *6
65*6
Consol
102*6
79*6
103*6
65"
West Dlv 1st 5s g 1935—A&O
92
l.OOn-frahc bond,
65
k
75
8%
8%
87
oar
28
Eqtr 4*6* 1933-43 (yr)—F&A
1st & ref 6s 1972
J&J
Salt Lake City Un Dep & RR—
1st M 5s 1938—
M&N
S A & Ar Pass g gu 4s 1943-J&J
San Fran & San Joaquin Val—
Dollars
55
48
Tex Pao-Mo Pac Term RR—
1st M g 5*6s 1964
M&S
Tol Can Sou & D 1st 4s '56--J&J
Tol & Ohio Cent 1st 5s 1935-J&J
95
h
795%
1943—-J&J
Texas & Pac 1st 5s 2000
J&D
2nd Inc g 5s Dec 2000
Mar
Gen & ref 5s 1977 ser B—A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1979 ser O—A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D—-J&D
Eq tr 5s 1932-1939
M&N
Eq tr 4*4s 1933-42 (yr)—A&O
95"
/ This price Includes accrued interest
9%
9%
Texas & N O con 5s
85
72
b Basis.
33
25
38
26
A&O
26
32*4
11*1
10*6
9216
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940
63
.J&J
92
8*
I 11
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950—A&O
100*4
76*6
1st m 5*6s 1950 guar
-F&A
Texas City Term 6s 1941-J&J26
2d 6s 1918 ext to 1938—Q-J
Phila & Bait Cent 4s 1951—M&N
Phila Bait & Wash 4s 1943
M&N
Gen 5s 1974 series B
.F&A
Gen M 416s 1977 ser O
J&J
Phila Newt & N Y 3s 1942.-A&O
74
Phila & Read C & I—See Ind & M isc.
4.60
M
15
f g 4s '53 op
78
10016
4.60
80
s
Montana ext 1st 4s 1937.J&D
Pacific Ext 1st 4s £ 1940—J&J
Union Depot—
81
5.50
4.60
1st gold 4*6s 1939
A&O
1st consol gold 5s 1944—F&A
St Paul
86
5.50
——A&O
Tampa North 1st 5s 36 op.J&J
95
-.
_
99*6
88
TolWalh Valley & Ohio—
1st g gu 4*6s 1933 ser B—J&J
100
k.
5.50
5.50
5.50
Tamoa So Gulf Coast—
46
8%
46*6
46
M&S
A&O
Eqtr 4*6sOct'32-'39(s-a)A&O
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 M&S
1st Mem DIv g 5s 1996
J&J
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
L & N So Joint g 4s—-See L & N
Mobile & O coll tr 4s '38-M&S
Spartanburg Un Col 4s *95—J&J
SpoK Internat 1st g 5s 1955-J&J
Staten Isl Ry 4*6s 1943
J&D
Stephenv N&STex 5s '40 op. J&J
Suffolk & Car con 5s 1952—J&J
Sun & Lewis 1st g 4s 1936—-J&J
Sunbury Hazleton & W-B—
2d mtge inc 6s 1938 coup.M&N
sl%
J&J 15
to
75
48
Develop & gen M g 4s '56-A&O
Develop & gen 6s 1956—A&O
Develop & gen 6*6s 1958.A&0
Eq tr 6s '33-'35 (yr).—J&J 16
Eq tr 5s 1932-39 (s-a)
M&S
45
Eq tr 6s '33-'35 (yr)
—M&J
v&D
1st con g 5s gu 1937—
M&N
1st ref g 4s 1955 op 1910—J&J
'38Q-J
„
Perkiomen 1st 5s *18 ext
50
63
*10--J&J
St Paul& Duluth—
55
47
40-year 4*6s 1968
-M&S
60-year 4*4 s 1981
—M&N
4*6s 1969 with war
M&N
Equip 7s 1932-1935 (yr) J&D
Equip 6s 1932-1939 (yr)—M&N
Equip tr 5s 1932-38 (yr)_-J&D
Eq tr 4*6* 1932-40 (yr)—J&D
Eq tr 4*fs '32-'4r (yr)
J&D
Pacific Fruit Express equip 7s
June 1 1932-1935 (yr)..J&D
Southern Pacific RR Oal—
80
102
_
-
10
90
80
Terre Haute & Peor 5s 1942-M&8
Texarkana & Ft Smith—
50
1st consol g 4s 1933..
J&J
1st consol g 6s 1933
J&J
1st cons red to 4*6s g 1933-J&J
M&N
45"
40
13*6
42
1st consol g 4s 1968
J&D
St Paul East Gr Tr 4*6" '47—J&J k
St P & K O Sh 4*4* 1941—-F&A
St Paul Minn & Manitoba—
236
1*6
1*4
1*4
12*6
11*6
14*6
M&N
J&J
J&J
1st
4*6s
1977
Oonv g 5s"l934
Gen ref
Eq tr 6s 1933-'34 (yr)—_ J&J 15 ♦
Eq tr 5s 1932-*37(year)
M&S 6
Eq 4*6s 1933-'41 BB (yr).F&A
77
55
50
J&J
Cons in 4*4s 1978 ser A—M&S
Certificates of deposit stmp.
81
50
8*6
65
1st g 5s 1953
St Louis Iron Mt & Sou—
Riv & Gulf Dlv 4s 1933—M&M
St L Peo & N W 5s 1948
J&J
2
91*4
-JSoS
gu—F&A
City & Pac 3*6* 1936—F&A
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s '55-J&J
1st M 4s July 2 1950
-J&J
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941A&0 f
S & N Ala cons M g 6s 1936-F&A
Gen cons gu g 5s 1963
A&O
So Pac Coast 1st g 4s 1937—J&J
Southern 111 & Mo Bridge Oo—
Southern Railway—
1st consol gold 5s 1994
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952—J&J
1st g 4s guar 1940
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939
1925 ext at
Eq 5s *33-'39 O (yr)
Eq 5s'32-'41 D (yr)
80
95
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939—J&D
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940
J&J
deposit———
4s 1951—F&A
*374&0
^
1 '49 J&D
(Oregon Lines)
A
■
it
l
2
4
So Pacific Branch L 1st 6s
Cons mtge 4 *6s 1940
b
3*6
1st M g 4s 1951
South Indiana 1st g
ici lO
i
Reading Company—
73
Jer Cent g 4s '51 op *06--A&O
83
Gen & ref4*6* 1997 ser A.J&J
Gen & ref 434s 1997 ser B—J&J
82*6
5%
Eq 4Hs 1932-'45 (s-a) ..M&N 5
Philadelphia So Beading RR—
90
Imp M ext g 4s 1947..A&O
90
Cons ext gold 4s 1937—M&S
101
Term 5s g gu May 1 '41.Q-F
Rensselaer &
Saratoga—
6% g bds May 1 1941—M&N
f
5% secured notes 1931—F&A f
Equip tr 6s (s-a) 1932-37-F&A
Eq tr 5*6s 1932 (s-a)
A&O
Eq tr 6s 1933-1940 (s-a)—J&J
Eq tr 4*4s Janl5'33-40(s-a) J&D
Atlanta-Birmingham Div— ■
1st g 4s May 11933
M&S f
Seab-All Florida Ry—
1st gu 6s 1935 series A—-F&A f
Certificates of deposit.——- 1
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B——F&A f
Southern Pacific Oo—
Coll tr 4s (O P) Aug
60
Consol 4s 1956
F&A
Ral & Gaston 1st 5s g 1947..J&J
Rarltan River 1st g 5s 1939- -J&J
1*6
Sioux
87*6
79*6
76"
6
2*6
2d 6s gold July 1
37*6
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956—M&S
Prov & Wore 1st 4s 1947—A&O
8
6
f
f
5% to July 1 1945
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s '55
35
35
75
80
75
80
—
Seab & Roanoke 5s ext 1931-J&J
Shamokin Sunbury & Lewisb g—
90
J&J
«.
11
f
Certificates of
94
65
90
—
85*6
„
50
1961-J&J
.
.
„
80
6.25
98
Rutland con 4*4* 1941
—J&J
St Clair Mad & St Louis Belt—
83
„
Peoria Ry Ter 4s '37 gu op—J&J
Pere Marquette Ry—
1st g 5s July 1956 Ser A..J&J
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B..J&J
873
863
78%
46
dep unstamped—A&O f
Ctfs of deposit stamped.A&O
Ad] mtge 5s Oct 1 1949—F&A
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt—..A&O
Certificates of deposit
1st & cons 6s 1945 ser A..M&8
Certificates of deposit...._-
IF
Port Reading 1st gu 5s 1941—J&J
Ports Gt F & Con 416b 1937. J&D
Potomac Val 1st gu 5s g 1941 J&J
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
M&N
86
A&O
A&O
.A&O
M&S
A&O
Eq tr 416s 1932-39 (yr)—A&O
Peor & Bast cons 4s 1940.-A&O
2d cons inc 4s 1990
Apr
Peoria & Pekin Union Ry—
Ctfs of
Rich Fredericksb & Potomac—
12
.
Cons mtge 4s 1939
IF
It*
96
A&O
1st M g 5s 1934
«&O
Sav & States 1st g gu 5s 1953-J&J f
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s 1989 M&N
Seab Air Line 1st g 4s 1950-A&O f
f
Stamped
—-
Richmond & Mecklenburg—
8116
Paducah & 111 1st 4*6s 1955. J&J
75"
Paris-Orleans extl 516s 1968 M&S
102
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
red to 1956
39
—.J&D h
Paulista Ry 1st 7s *42serA M&S15
40
Pennsylvania Company—
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
M&N
,
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s
Guar 5s 1961
103
Oardelet Br 1st 4*6s 1938-A&O
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
1st gen 4s series A 1948—J&D
1st M 5s 1962 series B
F&A
1st gen 5s 1974 series O—J&D
1st 416s 1977 ser D
J&D
l5I"
>
g gu 4s *61 opt—J&J
Pacific Coast Co—See Misc Bonds
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
1st M s f 6*4s 1948
F&A /
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938—F&A
2d ext 5s gold 1938
J&J
Pa&NYOanal con
Cons mtge
4%a 1939
316s ser E 1949—F&A
J&D
A&O
Gen M 416a 1977 ser O—J&J
Pitts & Lake Erie
Eq tr 6*4s 1932-35 (yr)—A&O b
Pitts McK & Y 2d 6s gu'34-J&J
Pitts Shaw & N—1st g 5s '49 F&A
Gold 4s Feb 1 1952
F&A
6% receivers' ctfs 1927
F&A /
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—
1st s f g 5s 1959
J&D
P S & L E 1st g 5s 1940
A&O
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 1943—J&J
Plttsb Term RR & Coal—
1st g guar s f 5s 1942
J&J
Pitts va & Char gu 4s 1943 M&N
Pitts & West Va Ry—
1st m 4168 1958 ser A..
J&D
1st m 4*6* 1959 ser B——A&O
1st M 416s 1960 ser C ...A&O
Pitts Young & Ash—
Gen M 5s 1970 ser A
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B
45
78
65
-J&J
„
M&N
F&A
„
M&S
1st g 5a 1942
Sav Fia & W 1st 6s 1934
_
Gen & ref 5s 1974 ser A
M&S
Gen & ref g 4%a series A..
Nor Maine Seaport 5s 1935-A&0
Nor Ohio 1st gu 5s g 1945—A&O
Oregon-Wash BB & Nav—
do
23*6
102
96
Ser O 1942
Ser I 1963-
90
Bid.
Bonds
96
Con g gu 416s ser A 1940-A&O
do
Ser B 1942
.A&O
416s ser J 1964.M&N
it*
9316
Eq tr 4 *6s 1932 (yr)
Eq tr 4Kb 1932 (yr)
Eq tr 4*4s 1933- 35
wGen g 3 3-10s 1953
223
J&J
J&D k 993
J&J
100
Pitts Cln Chic & St Louis-
do
Ask.
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix—-
do
4*6
2216
103)
93)
N & W Pocahontas 4s '41.J&D
J&J
Bid.
do
75
Impt & exten 6s 1934
F&A
N & W By 1st con 4s '90—A&O
Dlv 1st lien & gen g 4s July 1
1944 opt Jan 1 1929
J&J
A&O
87
77
72
93
76
Bonds
Philippine Railway—
1st j> 4s 1937 a f opt gu
Pine Creek guar 6s 1932
P B & L E con g 5s 1947
do
50
104
82
J&J
gen s 5« 1954 opt
50%
45
92
74
68
81
72
N Y Prov & Bos 4s 1942
N Y So Put 1st 4sg 1993--..A&O
N Y Susq So Western—
„
60
42
90
84
M&N
J&D
A&O
Ask.
BONDS
except where marked *T' and Ineome and defaulted bonds
1st g gu
4s 1942
ser
O
M&S
70
b
6.00
35
41
78
95"
85"
5.50%
40
IF
97*6
86
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
m
1946—J&D
4*6s 1966 ser A..F&A
63M
85
k Last sale.
I In Loadon.
n
Nominal,
r
Sale price
80
76
NOTICE.—-Ail bond prloea ars
Bonds
and
Bid
Stocks.
1st
1967
J&J
40-year 4i 1968
J&D
Eq tr 4 %s '32-38 (yr)
M&N
Eq 4%s Sept 15 '32 '39-M&S1.'
Eq tr 6« 1932-'37 (yr)
M&S
96%
§3H
85
79 •
4.60
Eq tr 7a 1932- 35 (yr)
J&D
Union Terminal Oo (Dallas)—
101
Beech Creek (guar N Y O)
80
Belgian Nat Rys Oo
American shares partlc pref—
Boston & Alb (guar N Y U)— 100
Boston & Maine com (stpd) —100
1st preferred A unstamped. 100
1st preferred B unstamped-100
1st preferred O unstamped-100
1st preferred D unstamped-100
1st preferred E unstamped-100
Prior pref.
1st preferred A stamped..—
1st preferred B stamped——
1st preferred C stamped——
1st preferred D stamped
1st preferred E stamped
Preferred stamped
Bost & Prov (guar Old Col)—100
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn-—100
Brunswick Ter & Ry Sec Oo
(tj
Camden & Burl Oo (guar)
26
Canada Southern
100
Canadian Pacific
25
Preferred..
100
Oaro Olinchfield & O com 4%-100
4.20%
4.20%
4.20%
4.60
4.20%
90
M&S
'51-M&S
It*
Utah Fuel—See Ind & Misc.
Utah & Northern—
98
lat 7a '08 ext at 4% to '33-J&J
Utlca Olln & Blng 5a 1939—J&J
83
Yandalla RR—
Ceng 4s 1955 aeries A
Series B 1957
F&A
83]
M&N
83!
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
lat gold 4%s 1934 opt
J&J
lat gold 4 Ha 1934 assenting— /
Vermont Vail lat 4%s 1940--A&O
Vlckaburg Bdge & Term Oo—
let M a f 6a 1958
M&S
Vlckaburg Sbreveport & Pacific—
Pr lien 6a '15 ext 5% '40—M&N
Gen 5a May 1 1941
M&N
Virginia Mid gen 5a 1936 —M&N
Va & Southwest 5a 2003
J&J
lat cons g 5s 1958
1%
58
27
28%
60
64
Virginian Railway—
1st M gold 6a 1962 opt
M&N
1st in 4%s 1962 ser B—M&N
r
Eq tr 4%s 1933-1940(yr)..J&J b
Eq tr 5s 1932-1938 (yr)-—M&N 5
Wabash RR—lat g 5a 1939-M&N
2d gold 5a 1939
F&A
Deb mtge 6a aeries B 1939-J&J t
lat lien term gold 4a 1954. J&J
Ref & gen 5 Ha 1975 A—M&S
Eq tr 6a 1933 35 (year)_J&J16
Eq tr 4Ha 1932-42 (yr)_—A&O
Det & Ohic ext 1st g 5s *41-J&J
Dea M Div lat g 4a 1939--J&J
Toledo & Ohic 4a g 1941—M&S
Omaha Div 1st 3H« g '41 _A&0
* abash Ry—
91
5.00
5.00
60%
46H
25
45""
~7%
&
30
25%
12%
9%
11%
lat M 5a 1946 series A
Eq tr 5Ha 1932-38 (yr)—J&D
West Shore 1st 4a 2361
b
J&J
Registered
W Va & Pitta 1st 4a g 1990--A&O
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
lat consol gold 4a 1949---M&S
Ref M 4 Ha series A 1966.M&S
Ref gold 5a series B 1966-M&S
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 1933-35
J&J b
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
F&A
White & Black River Valley—
—
Southern
1st preferred
2d preferred...
Columbus & Xenia (guar)
60
Consol RRs of Cuba pref
33 %
34
9%
73 %
68
67
100
—100
50
7&
73
70
55
72
54
65 %
60
8%
7%~
d
Preferred
70
15
88
Denv & Rio Gr West pref
Denver & Salt Lake
Detroit Hills & S W (guar)
Detroit & Mackinac
30%
82
ft*
1?*
8
i!5"
75
50
80
80
83
55
30
33
17%
12%
22
10
16
d
16%
70
"§"
"4%
'
4
8
7%
26
62
V
26%
Georgia & Florida com
Maine
5%
Adjustment preferred
100
RR)_ -100
Pa RR)_ 50
No Carolina (guar So
Northern Cent (guar
8
62"
31%
35
>
7%
45
45"
35
%
X
1
45
50
30
36
43
48
6%
7
10
8
3H
45
55
50
55
(guar B & M)—100
Northern Pacific Ry.100
North RR of N J (guar Erie) .100
Northern Securities Co stubs
North Pennsylv (gu P&R)— 50
Norwich & Worcester pref—100
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J)-100
& W) 60
100
50
50
Pennsylvania RR
50
Pennroad Oorp v t c
(t)
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)—100
Peoria & Eastern
100
Pere Marquette Ry com
100
Passaic & Del Ext
Pat era on & Hudson River
Paterson & Ramapo
5H
60
*9"
23%
Id 30
3%
4H
106
90
125"
75
16
31*
1
97
78
105
i
35
i
39
i
73
50
85%
115
d
55
46
46
15
14%
6*
10
(gu Pa
RR)-100
185
29
50
57
50
Pitts Cine Ohic & St Louis—100
Pitts Ft W & Ohic com (gu)—100
Preferred (guar Penn RR)__100
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
PIttsb McK & Yough (guar)— 50
Pittsb & West Va common—100
Pitts Youngst & Asht pref—100
Prov & Worcester (guar)
100
Railroad Securities Go—
4% HI Cent stk ctf 1952—1000
Reading Company
50
1st preferred
-—
50
2d preferred.
50
Preferred
118
134
34
42
8
110
8
34
26
26
102
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar) .100
Rich Fred & Potom—Com—100
Dividend obligations
6% guaranteed
100
100
7% guaranteed.
Roch & Genesee Val RR
100
52%
62%
100
129
100
50
(gu D & H)—100
45
100
pref..—100
100
6
St Louis Bridge 1st
2nd preferred--
-
6% preferred
-
Preferred
—
Pai
50 d
Ala Great Southern com.
50 d
Preferred-
-
16
27
100
100
55
Alabama & Vlckaburg
100
157
Albany & Surquehanna (guar) 100
1%
Alleghany Corp
(t) d
3%
5%% pref (with $30 warr) — 100
2%
5%% pref (without warr) —100
2%
5 % % pref (with $40 warr) -100
20
Alabama Tenn A Nor com
1
*
1%
3%
3%
4
-
Allegheny & West (guar.)
Atch Top & Santr. Fe
100
100
100
Preferred
71
42%
63%
43
100
130
100
25
Atlanta & West Point
100
15
Atlantic Coast L Co of Conn—60 d
20
Atlantic Coast L RR com
10C
/
80
Atlantic 1st leased lines rent tr.
Atlanta Birm & Coast pref
Atlan & Char Air L (guar)
Augusta & Savannah (guar)..lOf
43
76
42%
30
20
20%
85
50
30
7
7
IOC
3X
100
5
10C
20
Bay & Western
Mobile & North com
Preferred
Huntingd & Broad Top
v
t c.
Preferred v t C——
Illinois Central
17%
100
31
50
Preferred
Iowa Central
Joliet & Ohic (guar O & A)
Kal Allegan & Gr Rap (gu)
Kansas City Southern
Preferred
guar
2%
2%
3%
10
1%
100
55
65
70
8
80
5(
Preferred.Little Miami original guar
Spec
"2
—
—
5(
d
i
50
betterment stk— 5( i
.100
tN< par va'ue.
/ This price includes accrued
interest.
20
50
d
—
13"
40
98
64%
25"
50
105
65
192
75
Utica Clinton & Binghamton.100
25
35
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
75
86
80
Preferred
8%
19%
65
Preferred A
100
14
15
Preferred B
100
15 Y
25
Warren N J (guar D L &
68
72
Western Maryland
30
33
...
Ry
W)
*
50
com..
107
1st preferred
/ In London,
n
2%
2%
2%
43
6%
25
100
100
2d preferred
Western Pacific RR O'TD
—
40"
100
100
16
55"
2%
3
4
48
6%
40
5
9
.100
2%
3
100
4%
100
-.100
Nominal,
64%
55""
100
...
Virginian Railway com
Wabash Railway
6%.
61
100
100
100
Vermont & Mass (guar)
Vlcksb Shrevep & Pac com
60
A: Last Sale.
20%
8%
10%
65
Preferred
d Price per share, not per cent,
,
%
1
40
187
Prior Hen stock 7%
zEx-divldeud.
75
Union Pacific—Common
100
Preferred
100
United N J RR & Canal (gu)-100
Utlca Chen & Susq Val (gu)-100
West Jersey & Sea Sh—Com. 50
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
b Basis,
43
2%
11
24
—_
Preferred.
rights.
33
20
10
Southwestern of Ga (guar)
100
Tennessee Central Ry com_._(t) d
Convertible preferred
L100
Texas & Pacific
(gu)—10C
10r
Lehigh Valley-
Mob & Ohio stk tr
7%
10%
65
%
%
8%
8%
\--100
ctfs—\. 100
Troy & Gr'bush (gu NYC).. 50
Tunnel RR of St Louis
100
175
10'
Southern Ry common
15H
%
d
100
—.100
Southern Pacific Co
31
37
10(
l(ji
Sharon
15%
IOC
.
100
100
—100
50 d
21
33
10C
Lackawanna RR of N J
-
If*
50
100
Non-cumul 6% pref ser A..100
Leased lines (guar)
100
K O St L & Chic—Pref
8%
52
2
100
Seaboard Air Line common..
Preferred
105
1%
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu)
Preferred
100
Stk tr ctfs—See RR Securs Co
Int & Great North Ry v t c
100
Internat Rys (Cent Am) com. <t)
Com vot trust ctft
(f) d
65
50
140
12
100
Gulf
Hartford & Conn Western
Hudson & Manhattan
65
163
12 X
Green
Preferred
4
Preferred
11%
7X
10%
98
2
100
100
St Louis Southwestern—.
60
52
48
100
-
RAILROAD STOCKS.
66%
65 X
16%
6%
Prior preferred
100
d 107
Phila Germ & Norrls (guar)-- 50
St Louis-San Francisco Ry
100
115"
90'
100
Preferred
Rutland pref
Georgia RR & Bank Co (gu)—100
Georgia Southern & Florida. -100
1st preferred
100
2d preferred
100
Great Northern Ry—Pref
100 d
Ore certificates.
,—(no par) d
11%
Old Colony (gu NYNH&H)—100
I
Ontario & Quebec
---100
Rome & Clint
55
56
25
North*n N H
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie. -
100
Preferred
5
22
100
Phila & Trenton
55"
4
Jack pref (guar) .100
Ft Wayne &
100
100
12
100
Preferred
20
Norfolk & Western Ry
31
67
31
32
100
100
Norfolk Southern
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L
Fonda Johns & Glov com.---100
85
6%
50
—
50
(guar)——100
Y New Haven & Hartf
100
100
«««•"
16%
100
7% preferred——
N Y Ontario & Western
—
i*
Preferred
oy\
3X
6%
10%
d
50
(guar Pa RR)— 50
—
•
63
100
1st preferred
2d preferred
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar)
Erie & Pitts
42
N
65
50
50
Preferred (guar Nor Cent). 50
Erie—Common
84
8%
60
East Penna (guar P&R)
Elmira & W'msport (guar)—
80
N Y Lack & West
40
100
100
Preferred
70
2%
2%
3%
'—
1%
100
Louis com
6% preferred
N Y & Harlem com (gu)
,
d
25 d
100
(t) d
100
100
100
Duluth South Shore & Atl
65
N Y Chic & St
23
•
13
3
100
100
100
100
New York Central RR——-100
Dividend payable in London._
1 32
57
-
—
47
North
New Orl Texas & Mexico
75
RR preferred
100
Dayton & Mich com (guar)
50 d
Preferred (guar OH&D)— 50 d
Delaware & Bound Br (guar) .100
Delaware & Hudson Co.
100
Delaware Lack & Western— 50 d
Preferred
87
Southbound—
f g 5s 1936--J&J /
:
90~
100
100
100
44
100
preferred
New Orleans Great
6%
100
Delaware
25
Sup & Dul Div 4s 1936---M&N
Worcester Nash & Roch—See Bo ston &
a
50
Cripple Creek Central.
86%
J&J
J&J
Yosemite Val
50
pre?
55
81
2d
New London Northern
38
3%
100
Colorado &
Conn & Pass Riv
87
lat gold guar 4s 1960
J&J
Wis Cent Ry—1st M g 4a '49 J&J
lat & ref 4s 1959
A&O
52
38
32
29
14%
22%
78
1%
1%
3%
8
100
Cine New Orl & Texas Pacific. 100
Preferred
100
Cleve & Pitts (guar Pa RR) _ Betterm't stk (guar Pa RR)
32
d
com—.(no par)
32
53
Preferred
58
60
Winston-Salem
45
50
8%
6%
57%
F&A
Wil & Wei gen g 5s 1935
Gen mtge g 4s 1935
13%
100
Oleve Cine Chicago & St L
Preferred
28
100
Missouri Pacific com
100
123
Preferred
100
Mobile & Birm pref (guar)
100
25
Mobile & Ohio—8ee Southern Ry
47
Morris & Essex (guar)
50
13% Nashv Ohatt & St Louis.—__ 100
70
Nashv & Decatur (gu L & N). 25
50
National Rys of Mex 1st pref-100
Id 65
100
100
91
Wllm
1947
20
43
d
6%
10
35
20 H
80
Newb 4s
d
Chicago & North Western—100
Preferred
100
Ohic R I & Pacific common—100
80%
88 %
5
d
Preferred
6
32
1st 5s 1980
J&J
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
1st g gu 4Hs 1941 opt—M&N
Wilkes & E 1st g 5s 1942—J&D
WU1& S F 1st 5s g 1938
J&D
&
d
900"
700"
d
100
4% leased line ctfs
Mississippi Central——
Mo-Kan-Tex RR
"i
"%
Cuba
M&i;
20
35
2%
60
100
100
"5"
100
Preferred-
1
Cine Sandusky & Oleve pref
Cin Union Term 5% pref
100
Gen mt«e gold 4s 1943
A&O
Western Pacific RR Oorp—
15
425
mmmm
24%
Minneapolis & St Louis.——-100
Minneapolis St P & S S M—100
25
2
Chicago St Paul Minn & O
100
Michigan Central
50
Preferred
50
Minehill & Schuyl Hav (gu)— 50
20
21%
350
50
M S)
Midland Valley com—
(t)
.—100
66
94
1st & ref 5%a 1977
14
14%
13%
20%
75
25%
A
U
100
100
Maryland & Pennsylvania—-.100
Massawippi Valley Ry
100
10
12
d
36
Preferred
100
65
92
ser A-J&J
West N Y & Penna 5s 1937._J& J
„
...
(guar L S &
50
Aik
32
60
Maine Central
Ohic Milw St P & Pacific-
7% preferred
6% preferred
33
64
A&O
22
100
Ohic Ind & Louis v common
Preferred
60
J&J
gold 4a 1936—
8H
10%
14%
d
100
40
Oona 3H«g aeries B 1936--J&J
Conaol
98
(guar)—100
pref-—100
Nashville
-—190
d
—-
100
Preferred
70
40
West Jersey & Sea Shore—
West Maryland 4s 1952
59%
95
125"
100
Common
51
7
Washington Oo Ry lat g guar
3H» Jan 1954 op 1924
J&J
Wash Term Oo—3H» 1945—F&A
1st gold 4a 1945 guar
F&A
Washington & Vandemere—
1st 4H» 1947
F&A
SH
80
80
7
Ref & gen 5s 1980 ser D__A&O
Warren 1st refg 3Ha 2000—F&A
Wash Cent 4a Mar 1948
Q-M
Mahoning Coal RR—
15
Ohic & East Illinois common. 100
Preferred
Louisville &
31
■
8
Ref & gen 5a 1976 ser B—F&A
Ref & gen 4%s 1978 ser O. A&O
49
81
3
100
Preferred
75
29
23%
Chicago Burl & Qulncy
Chicago Great West com
24
20%
86
4.50%
4.50%
62%
21%
12
93%
69 J49
Ooal(gu) 50
Lit Schuyl Nav RR &
Louis & Mo Riv pref
Louisv Hend & St L
57 H
Bid.
Par
Stocks.
J- •
Pref
d
pref (guar P & R)
60
d
Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W)_ 30
Central of New Jersey
100
Chesapeake Corp..
(t) d
Chesapeake & Ohio common
25 d
95
30
50
Common stamped 5%
100
Oatawissa RR—1st pref (guar). 50 d
d
2d
63
A&O
d
.
13
15*
100 d
Preferred
85
United N J Rlt & Oanal Oo—
General gold 4a 1944
Gen lat g 3%s Mar 1
Preferred—
Bangor Aroostook com
4.60
4.60
89
n&O
5a 1942 opt 1922
90%
100
84
& ref 5a June 2 2008--M&S
♦O-year 4%s
let g
100
100
50
Bait & Ohio—Common
l«t ry & land gr 4u g 1947--J&J
1st & rof 4a June 2008
M&S
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
Union Pacific—
"t" and income and defaulted bonds.
except where marked
"and interest'
Ask.
81
STOCKS
BONDS AND
RAILROAD
5
fi
"6%
1
s Sale price,
45"
30
y Ex-
Investment Trust Stocks and Bonds
and
Aldred Invest Tr 4X* Dec 1967--
Equity Investors Corp......
Stamped—
4Ha 1908
_
All Amer Gen Corp
_
-.20
allied Int In vesting Oorp com. f+>
...
Preferred
Elec Shareholdings Corp com.(t)
Jttconv pref with warr
(t>
S3 convertible preferred
(t)
8tk Trust Shares
Amer Bankstocks Corp
(t)|
American British A ContinentalAm Bank
Common
Equitable Inv
Preferred
Units
IX
fb>ebg5s
preferred
1953
7
--lt)|
FAA
8
62
61
Amer. Capital Oorp A
(t) »
Class B
—
(t)|
S3 preferred
-ft)
American A Continental Corp...
5s 1943
Amer. Oomposit Trust Shares—
Amer Elec Sec partic pfnew
—20|
American European Secur
(t)
2
2
1x
8X
-
-
Coll tr s f 5s 1958 ser A
Amer Pounders
2 X
3%
Fourth Nat'l Investors
Fundamental Trust shares A
Class B
(t)
General American Investors—(t)
80
Oorp common.(t)
6% preferred....—..—---5t
7% preferred
5(
3X
3X
9
i
ilH
13
18
Amer A Gen Sec com class
Common class B.
6%
A_(j
preferred
Amer lnsuranstocks
Amer Investors Inc
B
Warrants
X
%
Atlantic & Pac Int
Preferred w w
X
com w
tM
w..(t)
...
d
S3 preferred A
d
Warrants
d
...
Bancamerica-Blair Corp
32
2X
2
-
Bankers Nat Investing com A
Bankers 8ec Corp of Am
10
7% preferred
...10
Bankinstocks Holding
Oorp—(T
Bankstocks Oorp of Md cl
A._(t
Capital Administration
cl
Class B
-
(t >
1
A—(t)
(t)
0% cum pref ser A
50
6s series A 1953 with warrants.
Without warrants
Cent Nat Oorp class A
Class B
(+)
100
Oorp
5
Convcum 6K% pref
100
Chartered Investors
(t
$5 cum preferred
—(t.
Chelsea Exchange
Oorp cl A
com_.(t)
100
Preferred B
3
2
.70
3X
10X
11X
6
IX
X
22
26
75X
79 X
h
--
Deposited Bank Shares ser NY.
Deposited Insur Shs ser A
Deposited Bank Shs N Y A—Diversified Trustee Shares A—
B shares
O shares
D shares
...
Dividend Shares
Eastern Utilities Investing
Oorp—
......
Common A
Deb 5s 1954 with
-
warr
15
JAD
40
43
65
3X
—
—
3
%
IX
MAS 15
21X
....
Northern
Ex-dividend.
4%
y
1.70
1.78
Securities
1.78
38
100
Old Colony Invest Trust
com.(t)
'I
35c.
3%
i%
-
Overseas Securities
i
8X
15c.
63
1953.
3%
1.13
d Price per share, not per cent,
5X
2.50
8
B common
(t)
Ex-coupon.
27X
4X
3X
2.'
2X
65"
6
1.95
1.95
42
3X
50
50-
Oil Shares units
Old Colony Trust Associates—
1st serial trust shares
f+)
c
3
m
—
Debenture 4^s Feb 1 1947
Debenture 41^8 Dec 15 1952—
t No par value.
15X
.............
ft*
Corp..
.ft
6% cum pref—
_.—1CK
Warrants...
...........
Trusteed Amer. Bank shares.....
Third National
Investors
Tri-Contineutal
Trusteed NYC Bank shares
Trustee Stand Invest ser O
Class D
—
...
Trustee Standard Oil shares A
Scjrios B
::s
•>
Trustee Standard Util Shs
Trust Fund Share
Trust Shares of America
Twentieth Century Fixed Tr
Series B
Two-Year Trust shares
United Fixed Shares ser Y
United Founders common
..
3X
...
't)
IX
1-70th
United Bank Trust
North American Trust shares—
2.35
3X
1.05
'2X
100
Niagara Share Oorp (Md)...._- .5
Conv deb 5 Xa 1950
MAN
3X
to—
1.70
.
Series A
2.01
2.12
2*56
Voting trust ctfs...
New Jersey Bankers Securities.
N Y Bank Trust Shares
,
'
Ya
25r&
26"
National Re-investing Oorp— (t)
National Trust Shares
Nationwide Sec Co tr ctf B_—
71
2%
2X
2%
IX
,13 M
~SW arrants
81
9
7
68
2.70
2.85
(t)
Class C
2.06
:-r
B
Class D
3
ft)
iti
Class BB
(t)
--
(t)
Sterling Sec com A
-
Class B.
2
--
Class B-.
State St Investment Oorp
85
8
O
Preferred
A.-ft)
Oorp com.(t)
$5.50 preferred
_(t)
Deb 5s Mar 1 1937 with warr_.
Ex-warrants...—...
Deb 5Xa 1939
FAA 15
Standard Oil Trust shares A
85
Series B—-
65
11
77
85
B 1948 with warr..
Nat Industries Shares
National Investors
Standard Coll Trust shares
$1.20 preferred
(T)
$3 cum conv 1st pf
50
Super Oorp of Amer class A
Class AA...................
85
80
——
11
Standard Amer, Trust shares....
Common
3X
1 85
10
15
77X
1.62
100
ioH
10
100
41X
£1
-ft)
......
X
1:
-100
39%
ft)
(t)
...
"X
Secured
Secured
Secured
Secured
Series
62 X
62 X
9
2
5%
Without warrants—
Accumulative series
8% preferred
Orum A Forster Tnsursh B
7% cum preferred—
Cumulative Trust Shares
114
5X
% Investors Trustee Shares-
l"85
-
2
10
Low-Priced Shares
Major Shares Corp
(T)
Massachusetts Investors
(t)
Metal A Mining Shares com --it)
Mohawk Investing Corp....
Mutual Investment Trust
Mutual Management com
(t)
3X
18
Standard Holding Oorp cl
(T)
45"
2X
17X
t>
—
Standard Investing
FAAi k
40"
4X
44
11X
Leaders of Industry—Series A—
4.20
6X
3X
44
Indus A Power Securities Co. .ft)
Tnsull Utility Invest com
(t)
2X
IX
3.70
6X
1942
1.70
IX
IX
(t)
(t)
5s.
....1952
Shenandoah Corp common.-.(t)
Convertible preferred
50
Southern Bond A Share-r-
(t)
ser
3
(t)
13 X
2.00
13 X
Investors Equity common
Debenture 5s series A 1947
1.89
ft)
12X
Deb 5s
1.75
1.62
5
(t)
§2^
83
55
1
2X
Spanish A Gen Oorp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
Spencer Trask Fund Inc
Standard All Amer Corp
SIX
"2X
5X
31"
Selected Income Shares
Selected Industries com
Common A
Common B
77
~ix
AA
10
5
43
3X
3X
50
Convertible preferred
Credit Alliance class A
5Hs 1938
Orum & Forster Inc com
1*
1H
41
V
Selective Cumulative Shares
4XB
.X
IX
1.81
Selected American shares
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust
2X
3Vs
24"
30
5
.
5%
...
(t )
Corp General com .G)
preferred..^(t)
.,(+)
$5.50 prior stock
Internat Securities Tr of Amer
21"
X
IX
16
Selected Management Trustee sh.
gold 6s 1933
80
gold 0s 1943
21
gold 5s 1933
3
gold 5s 1943—
16 XI Investment Co of Am com —(t)
7% preferred
—100
75
H
X
60
$3 preferred
$3 preferred allot ctfs..
5X% preferred.
0% preferred—
Debenture 5s 1947
7
17 first
21""
......—...—.
"X
Insurance Securities Co
Int Sec Corp of Am com A
.95
Preferred
II*
(t)
6% preferred
X
5X
Deb g 5s Jan 1949
2X
18
6.69
hares...
Shawmut Association
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war__JAJ ,J
Insuranshares Go. of Delaware.. 1
Insuranshares (Del) certificates (t)
3
5X
.........(t)
Second Nat Inv Corp unit ctfs(f)
Common.
.......... (f)i
Securities
6
$6 pref 2d ser with warr
(t)
15.50 pr pref without warr_.(t),,
(+)
100
100
shares old series.
1956
2
io "
%
Preferred
Debenture 5s May 1 1942
Without warrants
Corporate Trust
Independence Trust Shares
9
"5"
Class B_
Consolidated Equities, Inc
Continental Secur Oorp
Continental Shares
2V
IX
17
Century Trust Shares
Chain & Gen'l
Equities Inc
6X% Pref
Chain Store Invest
(t)
10
14
B...—————10
Bansicilla Oorp
Basic Industry Shares
British Tvpe Investors
clA
Bullock Fund
Hydro Elec Sec com
5% preferred class B
Illuminating Shares class A
Incorporated Investors
,
X
714
3
41
17
34 V2
18X
3X
30
~7
-
—
Second Int Sec Oorp A com.-it)
Class B common
(t)
3
64
f+>
(t)
$3 preferred.
~6X
(t)
(t)
Gude Winmlll Oorp
Huron Holding Corp
17'
14
14
50
Atlantic Securities preferred
Atlas Utilities common
x
2.40
Royalties Management A
Seaboard Utilities Shares
2H
$6 units
—i
(t
$3 units
............—("
$7 preferred
('
Debenture 5s series A 1948..
1
20
(t)
A
2.70
iiH
w—it)
Convertible preferred
Preferred ww
Guardian Investors com
n
(t)
-
Class
m
,
$3 cum preferred
Associated 8Land. Oil 8ha
Units.
2X
.....—
--(t)
40
IX
(t)
Amer & Overseas pref
Amer. Util. A Gen^ Corp A
Class B ▼ t o
1
X
30
■<t>
(t)
Oorp
com
7
12 J
ser
Representative Trust
German Credit A Invest.
Pref. allot, ctf. 25% 1st pref—
Greenway Corp com
10
Preferred
50
Guardian Investment Trust—(f)
... .
Preferred
Public Service Tr she
.....
General American Shares class A
Gen'l Realty & Utlitles com
1
$0 pref with warr
(t)
I40ths
Pacific Investing Oorp 1st p.. 100
Deb 58 1 948 without warr.-JA.I1
Petroleum and Trad'
~
~ A.ft)
rad'g Corp
Phoenix Sec Corp
Reliance Internet Oorp com A(+>
Preferred
........... (f)
Preferred (with warrants) ..100
Deb 5s Feb 1 1952 without warr
Convertible preferred
170th«
w
2.15
(t)
(i)
Series B
75
JAJ
-—
Fixed Trust Shares series A
64 X
5X
46 X
and defaulted bonds.
Public Utility Holding com w w(f)
Common without warrants, ft)
Equity Trust Sharee A
Federated Capital Corp pref—25
Financial Investing N Y
10
First Invest Co of N H pref Aft)
Five Year Fixed Trust shares
Fixed Trust Oil Shares....
X
.
3X
44
(t)
common.....—
income
3X
-
9
5X
11
United Insurance Trust.....
USA British Internal class A.(t)
Class B
(Xv
Preferred
Deb g 5s 1948
...
-(
MAN
U S Elec Light A Pow tr ctf A..
Trust ctfs ser B
Voting trust ctfs
U S Elec Pow Oorp com w war(t)
Warrants
USA Foreign Securities com_(t
$6 1st preferred
USA Internat Sec
(t
.—ft
Utility Equities Corp com
(t)
24
1st pref with warrants
__/x
United N Y Bank Shares C 3...
United Insurance Tr Stocks F
U S Shares H
United Common Tr Shs A 2
Universal Trust Shares
Utilities Hydro A Rails Shares (
*5 50
I*
priority stock
Utility A Industrial Corp
Convertible preferred
■
k Last sale,
•
n
Nominal,
s Sale price
t New stock,
p
Ex- tock dividend.
Public Utilities
(Include* street and electric railway*. gas.
NOTICE,—All bond priou or*
Bonds
(Italy)A&O
Alabama Power lit 5* L946 .M&S
1st & ref 5* 1951
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1968
..
9234
96
97
9334
1st
8534
84
1st M 5s 1957
ser
64
J&J
A
Albany Ry—See United Trac.
All eg Bellev & P—See Phila Oo
Allegheny Gas Oorp 6 H»'43 M&N /
Allentown-Bethlehem Gas.lst s f
]
634
Alton & St L Bridge 7s 1947 M&N
Deb 7a
1942
-
Alton Water 5s 1958
Altoona &
Logan
Val
Oon g 4H* 1933 gu
Amer Commonwealths
A&O
Elec Ry
F&A 16 /
S
734
105
36
40
10
15
77
.
30
24
Power
Deb g 6s 1952 ser A
Deb g 5H* 1953
Oonv deb 6s
-
10434
A&O
534s 1954
F&A
M&N
1940
1
is
M&8 /
134
;S
2
J&J /
8
29H
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s *57 M&S 16
Foreign Power Oo—
5s 2030
M&8
Deb g
Amer G & E deb 5s 2028...M&N
Amer Gas & Power Oo—
Sec deb 5s 1953
M&N
J&D
Secured deb 6s 1939
American
Natural Gas
31"
31
-
8334
1 IK
2834
29
31
36
1st 1 634s 1948 ser A
M&N
Deb 6s 1938
J&D
2H
6234
62 H
60
45
8*
Telep & Teleg—
Oonv g 4s *36 conv aft '09-M&S
Ooll trust 5s 1946
Deb sf 5s 1960
J&D
—J&J
Deb 634s Nov 1 1943—M&N
Oonv deb 4He 1939
J&J
35-yr deb 5s 1965--American Utilities Oo—
—F&A
1st lien & ref 6s 1945
Deb 634* 1941
Amer W W & El 5s 1934
Deb 6s 1975 Ser A
J&D
M&N
A&O
M&N
J&D
Deb 6s 1975 ser B
101
10434
103
1(1634
102
105 34
106
10634
10234
10234
J&D
107
24
28
22
27
92 H
69
55
Annap & Chesapeake Bay Pow—
1st 6s 1948
10334
102
9334
m.
10334
Ana & Pot K RR—See W Ry&El.
Androscoggin Elec 1st 5s '34 A&O
Androscoggin Water Power—
91
F&A
52
1st 6s 1945
94
55
Appalachian Elec Power—
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1956
90 34
103 H
90
Appalachian Power 5s 1941 J&D
7% gold bonds 1936
F&A
Deb gold 6s 2024J&J
Appalachian Gas Oorp—
Oonv deb 6a 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&J
103
41
45
Arizona Pow 6s '33 opt '13.M&N
1st 1 & unif 6s 1917 ser A. M&N
87
49
52"
Ark & Mo Pow 1st 6i 1953.-J&J
49
52
Deb 634" 1935
M&N
Arkansas P & L 1st 5s 1956-A&0
Arkansas Western Gas Oo-—
„
10134
75
76*"
634
634
26
28
86 H
87
J&J
22
25
Arkansaw Water 1st 5s 1956-A&0
Ashland (Wis) L & Pow St Ry.
87
89
1st M gold 5s 1939
Ashtabula Water 5a '56
Assoc Elect 434* 1953
J&J
88
A&O
J&J
76
80
41
42
J&J
45
46 H
Associated Gas & Elec Oo—
Oonv deb 5 H» 1977—
F&A
28
29
1st 7s 1939 with
warr
5s Jan 11961
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser
Oonv deb 4 34s '48 with
warM&S
i
Without warrants
Oonv deb
J&J 15
434s 1949
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
A&O
F&A
Oonv deb 5s 1950
Conv 5 Ha 1938
Associated Pub Utilities
M&N
Oorp—
1st lien 5s 1947 ser A
J&J
Associated Telep Oo Ltd—
1st M 5s 1965.
M&S
Assoc Telep Util deb 5s 1942A&0
Oonv deb 6s 1941
Oonv deb 5Hs 1944 ser
M&S
O.M&N
2334
2434
27
2434
Brooklyn Borough Gas Oo—
1st m 5s Mar 6 1938
M&S
F&A
Bklyn Oity & New RR—See O 1
Gen & ref 5s 1967
48 34
Oonv deb 5Hs
Deb 5s 1950
1936
M&N
J&J
-J&D
Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s
1939--F&A
1st ref 5s April 1 1939
Gen & ref 5s 1956 ser
J&J
A.-F&A
F&A
434s 1981
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955-J&J
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
Butte El & P 1st s f 5s 1951-J&D
Oallfornla Electric Generatfng1st s f g 5s '48 op aft '12--M&8
Oalgary Power 1st 5s I960--A&O
Oallfornla Gas & Elec
Gen & col tr
s
Oorp—
f g 5s
19$3-M&S
Unif & ref g 6s '37 op s f—M&N
76
48
5634
50
55
1st & ref 4Hs 1981 ser H..
6s series I 1957
1st & ref 5 H> 1955 series
Deb gold 5Hs 1942
73"
J&J
O F&A
A&O
1st & ref 6s 1947
85
9934
100
1st
;I
50
45
108
103
104"|
89
85
65
6034
J&J
A
ser
& gen
Cent Ohio L & P 1st 5s 1950 A&O
Oent Pow 1st 58, 1957, ser D J&J
Oent Pow & Lt 1st 5s 1956—F&A
Oent Pub Serv
mmmm
102
99
80
85
100
82
92 34
Oonv deb
■
•
8534
4434
47
55
58
J&J
38
M&815
40
5s 1948
Deb 5Hs 1954 with war
States Pow & Lt
1st M & 1st Hen 5Hs
m —
634
634
Oorp—
3934
1953-J&J
Oentral States Utilities Corp—
10 yr sec 6s 1938
J&J
53
'm
65
warF&A
Oent
96
84
71,
|i Oentral
"Hi
52
65
k
Oentral Ry—See Un Ry&El (Bait)
States Elec Corp—
87
90
95
87
97
Corp—
Ooov deb 5Hs *49 with
Without warrants
tmmi
15
Central Traction—See Phila Co
Oent Vermont Public Serv Oorp—
1st & ref 6s 1959 ser A
A&O
90
Oentral West Public Service Co—
1st 1 coll 534» 1956 ser A
Series B
...
Series
101
25
25
25
M&N J
/
/
...
O
Charleston Cons Ry Gas & El
Oonsol gold 5s 1999
M&S
101
100 3a
mmmm
:KR.
'
6534
65
77
67
50 34
108
l
11234
,
78
69
51
10834
11334
10434
lOlH
10134
!
10534
10334
105
103
10134
104
102
102
105
9434
76
80
9534
9634
100
79
89
Chattanooga Ry & Light—
f
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op *16--M&N
Ohatt Rys 1st cons 5s '56-M&N
Ohes & Pot Tel of Va 5s '43-M&N
82
79
103
Ohester Water Service Oo—
1st 4H* 1958 series A
Ohic Aurora & Elgin RR—
1st & ref 6s 1951
80
M&S
J&J /
7
Chicago City & Oonnec ing Ry
0011 tr s f g 5s Jan 1 1 27-A&0
Certificates of deposit
Chicago Oity Ry 1st 5s '27-F&A jf
/
Certificates of deposit
Ohlc Dipt Elec Generating—
1st M 434b 1970
M&S
I
Deb 5Hs 1935
—A&O
40
39
9
9
79
80
Ohlc North Shore & Milw RR—
I
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
1st & ref 6s 1955 ser A
J&J
J&J
A&6
1st & ref 5H* 1956—
n*
'f
6% notes 1932
A&O
Chicago Railways Oo—
1st M gold 5s 1927 opt.F&A /
/
Ctfs of deposit
•
'27--A&O /
]
Certificates of deposit
Series B Feb 1927
J&D
4334
43 34
934
934
Oons M 5s ser A Feb
Pur
4
i
4
Certificates of deposit—
4-5s Feb *27 oDt-J&J
1
6
mon
6
Certificates of
deposit
AdJ lnc 4s Feb 1927 opt
May
Certificates of deposit
Chicago Rapid Transit Oo—
1st & ref 6H» 1944J&J f
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A
J&J
Adjust deb 6s July 1963—
Certificate of deposit
Ohlppewa Power 6s 1947—J&D
Chris & 10th Sts RR—See NYRys
2
2
10
p
10134
104
100
102
94
96
73
76
91
95
86
1st M rehab g 5s '27 op '12F&A
Certificates of deposit
86
.
M&N
J&J
5s 1955 ser D
J&J
4 Hs 1957 ser E. J&D
5Hs 1961 ser F._J&D
1st & gen
1st & gen
A&O
i5o"
65
—
F&A
-
Oent MainePr 5s '39 op '19
1st & gen 6s 1942 ser B
102
Oalumet Gas & Elec Oo—
1st & ref 5H« I960 ser B—J&J
Oalumet & South Chicago Ry—
Oaltf Water Service 5s 1958
6534
71
Ref mtge 5s 1957
M&S
Central Indiana Power Co—
|
93
77
76
M&N
E
ser
Oent Indiana Gas—
86
105
73 34
10234
F&A
1951
1st mtge 4H» 1967 ser F..J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968 ser G—-M&N
75
California-Oregon Power—
1st & ref 6s 1942 ser B
ref 5s
1st & ref 5s 1956
104
158
2934
10434
Ills Elec & Gas Oo—
1st &
9234
bk
*8*
42 H
Oent 111 Light 1st & ref 5s '43A&0
Oentral Illinois Public Service—
100
Brownsville Ave—See Phila Co.
89
3834
41
38
41
82
90
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
1st M 4s 1968 series A
A&O
Cln Newport & Oov L & T—
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
J&J
Cincinnati Street
95
9534
9434
Ry—
5H" Apr 15,'52 ser AA&O
1st 6s 1955 ser B
A&O
Cities Serv deb 5s Jan *66-—M&S
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958A&O
Deb g 5s 1963-——M&N
Deb 5s 1969
M&8
Oonv deb 5s 1950
J&D
1st m
5634
60
4134
36
36
36
4134
Cities Service Gas Co—
1st M
106
pipe line 5 Hs 1942.M&N
Cities Service Gas Pipe
1st M 6s 1943
102
-
91
Line Oo—
J&J
52
6134
Cities Service Power & Light—
100
/ This price Includes accrued lnteres-,
Oent
.
4734
60
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1957
10434
3-yr 5H% notes 1933
F&A
Oent Hud Gas & Elec Oorp—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1957
_M&S
30
90
....
5034
4854
5034
50 34
50
1st gold 5s 1942
F&A
Buffalo Ry—See Internat Ry
——
51
8534
Buff & Nlag Falls El L & Power—
....
DO
83
5034
40
Bklyn Un Gaslst cons5sg'45M&N
1st Hen & ref 6s '47 ser A M&N
66
First lien coll trust 6s '46-M&S
First Hen coll tr 5H» '46--J&D
8534'
Transit Oorp
-J&J
Queen* Oo & Sub
1st ra g 5s 1941 (stpd)
J&J
1st con 5s July '41(stD)—M&N
Hklyn Un Elev 5* 1950--.F&A
Kings Co El 1st. 4s 1949
F& *
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
Bklyn-Manhatlan
s f 6s 1968 ser A
Brooklyn
90
Oorp—
Oentral Gas & Electric Oo—
106 H
105 M
-
.
97
,
99
&
64 H
k
1st 1 & coll tr 5s 1948 se A F&A
Oent Orosst'n RR—See N Y Rys.
Cent Diet Telep 1st 5s '43--J&D
10534,
5s ser E 1952
86
43
10634
10634
105341
m
36
38
2-yr 6% notes 1933
A&O
Telep & Teleg Oo—
Deb 5Hs 1955 ser A
M&N k 3034
Uchlson Ry, Light & Power—
1st 5s Nov 1935
M&N
86
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st & ref s f g 5s '50 opt '15 J&J
90
Atl Oons St RR—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947
95 H
J&D
4H% notes Mar 15 1933.M&S
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El
98
Atlanta Wat. El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
Atlantic Ave RR—See Bkn R T.
Atlantic City El 5s 1938
10034
M&S
99
1st & ref 5 H* 1954
M&N
95
1st & ref 5s 1956
A&O
Atlantic Oity (N J) Gas—
93
1st g 5s Jan 1 I960 opt '20- J&J
79
Atlantic Oo Wat 5s '58—AM&S
Bait & Ann S L—See Md El Ry
B Sp Pt & Ohes—See Un Ry & El
Bait Traction—See Un Ry & El
103
Bangor Hydro Elec 534« '49-M&R
100
1st lien & ref 5s 1955
M&S
88
434s 1960
J&D
9734
Bangor Ry & El 1st 5s '35—J&J
Cent Ark Pub Serv
107
107 H
J&J
Gen
Rap Mfg & P 5s '53.-J&J
49 H
Oentral Arizona Light & Pow Oo
1st mtge 6s 1960
J&D
Bklyn Oity RR 1st 5s 1941—J&J
Brooklyn Edison Oo—
Gen m 5s ser A 1949
J&J
85
22
Cedar
■
A—M&S
10-yrs f 6H» 1934
M&N
Bway & 7th AveRR—See NY Rys
Bway Surface RR—See N Y Ry«
Bronx G & E 5s 1960
J&J
Gen & ref
28*
100
British Ool Tel 5s 1960
Broad River Power Oo—
25
20
10034
10034
10034
—
33
Associated
b Basis.
M&N
'38--M&S
Boston Con Ga* deb 5s '47 —F&A
>ston Elev Ry 4s 1935—M&N
Deb g 4Hs Oct 1 1937
A&O
Deb g 4Hs Nov 1 1941 --M&N
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
J&D
West End St 5s 1932
M&N
5s May 1936
-—M&N
5s March 1944
M&S
7s Sept 1947
...M&S
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
Extl 1st s f 6s 1953
M&N
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952--J&J
29
2634
2034
42
100
100
99
10034
Oapital Traction (Wash, D O)—
1st g 5s June 1 1947
J&D
Oarbondale Ry 5s Nov 1933. J&J
Carolina P & List 5s 1956--A&O
89
1st & ref 5s 1940
1st & ref 5s 1954 Ser
24
M&S
1951
634s
6734
74
Oanton-Akron Oon Ry 5s '33 J&J
Oanton Elec Oo 5s 1937..
M&N
55
oomlngton Dec & Champagne
Blue Lakes Wat ist 6s
27"
1
F&A
O
Mtge & col tr 5s '51 ser A.A&O
Mtge & coli tr
tr 5s
5s '52
'52 ser B.A& !
Bleecker St&FulFy—See N V Rys
90
Oonv deb 6s 1999
-M&S
irmlngham Gas 1st 5s '59 -M&N
4H% nooes Oct 1 1932
irmlngham Water Works Oo—
1st m 5H» 1954 ser A
A&O
1st m 5s 1951 ser B
J&D
Amer
7534
fr 40
Valley Wat 6s 1935-M&N
ell Telephone of Canada—
1st g 5s 1955 ser A
M&S
Ist g 5s 1957 ser B
. J«kl)
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O—M&N
ell Telep Oo of Pennsylvania—
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser O
A&O
eloit Water, Gas & Elec Oo—
1st g 5s 1937
M&S
ellows Falls Hydro-Elec C<»rp—
1st mtge 5s 1958
A&O
erlin Oity Elect 6 Hs 1951—J&D
Sink fund deb 6Hs 1959-F&A
Deb 6s
Apr 1 1955
A&O
erlin Elec Elev & Underg Rys—
1st mtge s f 6Hs 1956
A&O
inghamton (N Y) Gas Works
1st 5s 1938
A&O
Unghamton (N Y) L H & P—
1st ref 5s Feb 1946
A&O
1968
Term
7934
.
eaver
1st & ref 4H»
Oorp—
Deb 634* 1942 with war—A&O /
Am Pow & L deb 6i 2016—-M&S
Amer States Public Serv—
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
Oanal&Clatb RR—See NO Ry&L
—
f f
Amer
Community Power—
Deb 5Hs 1963
eaubarnols Power Oorp—
()o!l trust $ t fto 1959 w w.. A&O
66
97
89
87
A&O
A&O /
7s 1953-.8* 1953
Deb
Water Service Oo—
alabama
Amer &
5 H» 1954
J&D
1st M 5s 1959 ser B
F&A
ear Mt Hud
Riv Bdge Co—
Bid.
Bonds
Oamden & Sub Ry—See P S Oorp
Oanada Nor Pow coll 6s '53-M&N
Canadian L & P 5* '49 op '14 J&J
Rouge Electric Oo—
aton
ist mtge
78 H
Ask.
Bid.
1st 5s 1935
1
telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.'
marked "f" and Inoome and defanlted bondi.
Bonds.
92
90
92
77
M&N
J&D
M&S
lit & ref 5* 1956
1st & ref 4H» 1967
9134
power, water,
"and interest" except wher*
Ask.
Bid
Adriatic Electric Oo
Extl * f 7* 1952
electric
M&N
—J&D
Citizens Gas (Indianapolis)—
1st & ref gold 5s 1942
J&J
Deb 534s 1952
Deb 5Hs 1949
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
f Canadian
price,
t Sale price.
431
43
88
j
PUBLIC -UTILITY
84
BONDS
NOTICE.—All bond prlota in '*nad Interest" izwpi tbin mirk«d
Bid.
Bonds
i
93
City Elec San Fran 6s 1937--J&
City & Sub Ry—See Wash Ry & 1
Olty Water (Chattanooga)—
1st M 6s 1954—-———-J&
ay
ion
98
x»oo———
>
Columbia (S O) Ry Gas
J
96
88
105
k 103 H
-
91
91
I
Deb 5%s 1959—
——
>elaware Power & Light Co—
1st M 4Mb 1971——
" 'J
72
105%
104%
1st M 4Mb
96
90
A
1
i
3
r
OA
)
40
98%
86
97%
91H
93
20
60
70
84
Derby Gas & Elec Corp—
81%
1st lien 5s 1946
F&
Des Moines & Cent la Elec Oo-
85
95
100
95
Des
Moines
83
Coney Isl & Bklyn RR 4s '48-J&4
B C & N 1st cons 5s 1939—J&J
Conn Light & Power—
1st & ref s f 7s *51 ser A—M&N
1st & ref 5 Ha 1954 ser B—F&A
1956 ser O—J&J
1st & ref 5s ser D 1962——J&J
Connecticut Power 5s '63—A&g
1st & coll trust 5s 1956
J&J
Conn Ry & Lt 4%s 1951---J&J
Stamped guaranteed optionalConn Ltg& Pow 5s '39—-J&1st & ref 4 %s
92
101
1st
101
102%
102
93
93
86
94
94
Gen g 4%a Apr 1954
A&<
Consol Gas Elec Lt & P (Bait)—
Gen g 4%s Feb 14 1935—J&J
1st ref 5%s 1952 ser E
M&S
1st & ref ■ f 4%s 1969 ser G M&S
1st & ref s f 4)481970 ser H J&J
-J&D
Y)—
F&a
J&D
J&J
103 H
50
94K
Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
Wuerttemburg 1st 7s "56—J&J
dob 4s '54 J&J
—J&J
—A&O
J&J
85
101
97
99
10%
12
45"
111H
106 h
100
104%
106
106
94 H
45 H
lOl"
H i-M <0
51
105
96%
101%
A„M&N
102%
Eastern Wisconsin
112
100%
105%
*
98
103%'
Electric Go—
1st lien & ref 6s 1942
J&D
1st lien & ref 6%s 1948—M&S
107%!
Sheboygan Elec 5s
East Coast Utilities—
103%'
1st coll 5%s 1937 ser A.-F&A
os 1933 aer A. .M&N /
6% conv notes 1932--J&J /
E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s '42. A&O
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953—J&D
E St L & interurb Wat 5s '42 J&J
1st m 6s 1942
-J&J
1st m 5s 1960 ser D
F&A
East St Louis (111) Lt & Pow—
1st 5s 1940
-J&D
Easton Cons El 5s 1949
M&N
97
22
8%
Oonv deb
-
55
56%
Edison Elec Ilium of Boston—
50
44
50
50
4% notes Nov 1 *32
M&N
3-yr 5% note Jan 15 '33-J&J 15
4Ha 1933
M&N
2-year notes 5s 1934
-J&J
5s 1935—
M&N
Ed El IU(Bkn)See KingsCoEL&P
Edison El 111 (N Y)—See N Y G
Eighth Ave RR—See N Y Rys
90
104%
103 H
100%
56
Cooper RlvBrl'ge i nc 1 st 6s'58M&N / 18
Copenhagen Telephone Co—
73
Extl si 5s Feb 15 1954-F&A15
Council Bluffs Gas 5s 1948-M&N
56%
Cross town St Ry—See Col Ry & Lb.
Cross St Ry—See Int Tr (Buff)
60
-
104
ti
103%
100%
i*
77
58
1st sink fund 6)5s 1953—-A&O
Electric P & L Deb 6s2030_F&A
80
Sec g 6s 1941 ser A_
Sec g 6s 1941 ser B
Sec g 5)5» 1942 ser O
Deb 6s 1936
A&O /
A&O
J&D /
A&O /
-
Deb 6s 1937
Electric Public Utilities Co—
sec
J&D /
6s 1942
Elmlra Water, Light & RR—
1st & con g 5s 1956
-M&S
El Paso El Co—
86
Q9
95
104%
105%
101
103
95
105%
106
100%
100%
101
40
103
Danville Tr & Pow 1st 5s '41-J&J
42
1st
5s 1950 ser A
El Paso Nat Gas 1st 6 Ha
m
24
Georgia
'43-J&D
k
Deb 6)58 1938
J&D k
Empire District Elec Co—
1st & ref m 5s 1952—M&S
Empire Gas & Electric Co—
Gen & ref 6s ser A 1952-. -J&D
Empire Gas & Elec and Empire
Coke jt Ist&ref 5s *41 opt.M&S
Empire Public Service Corp—
Deb 6a 1950 w w 1950...-J&J /
Ercole Marelll Elec Mfg Co (Italy)
lat
i
f 6 Ha 1953 with war M&N k
n
Nominal,
r
81 %
k
80
Atlanta Northern Ry Co—
1st guar 5s '54 op '90---J&J
85
Gesfurel 6s 1953 x w
Grand Rapids Ry 1st
80
78%
-J&D
7s '39 M&N f
(Japan)—
F&A
6Hs 1950—.
J&J
99%
Great Cons Elec Pow
1st M 7s 1944
21%
Great Lakes Power
1st & gen
Ltd—
1st M 6s 1932-1944
M&N
Great Lakes Utilities Co—
1st lien coll tr 5Hs 1942-M&N
Great North Pow 5s 1935—F&A
Great West Power Co of Calif—
Grt West Pow Co 5s 1946-J&J
95
-
96
39
8
Green
53
90
82
85
92
96
Mountain
Power
Corp—
—F&A
*67 ser A J&J
Greenwich Wat & Gas SystemCol tr 5s 1952 ser A
A&O
1st mtge
5s 1948
Col tr 5s 1952 aer B
50
Gulf Power 1st 5a 1968
Gulf Public Service Co—
100
Gulf States Utilities Co—
100%
100%
101%
102
102%
102%
102%
102%
35
88
70
85
22
24
101
102%
M&N
Greenwich Wat 4Hs
93
44%
fa*
Bay Gas & Elec Co—
Green
045^
52%
7
_—
85
.
1st & ref 5s 1935
85
91
59
Ry & Elec—
m
A&O
A&O
.—A&O
6s 1945
1st M & ref 5s 1956 ser A.M&S
1st M & ref 4Hs 1961 B...J&D
Hackensack Wat 4s '52 op '12J&J
Gen&ref5sJunel5'77 A..J&D15
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Co—
Extl g s f deb 7a 1935
M&N k
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under¬
ground & StRys5Hs'38 ..J&D
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970
M&N
Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952
T&A
Deb g 5H« 1951-——M&S
80
97
68
67
80
51
76
73
78
90H
74
92
93
70%
51
103
18 X
100%
100%
51%
49
52%
51%
90
Helena Gaa & Elec 1st 6s '52M&S
Hest Man & Fair Pass Ry—See P bU K T
45%
4
55
103 H
20
5
92
46%
Home Telep &
25
24
103
II—
1st refunding 5s 1945
J&J
Home Tel & Tel of Spokane—
22
24%
1st M g 5s. May 15 '36-M&N 16
Houston El Co 1st 6s '35-—J&D
Houston Gas & Fuel 5s 1932 M&S
101H
9
50
53
5%
Houston Gulf Gas—
1st M & col 6s 1943 ser A..A&O
Deb 6Hs 1943 with war.-A&O
44
46
47
Hons Home Telep 6s 1935-M&8
Houston Lt & Pow 1st 5s '53 M&S
101
100
Teleg(LosAngeles.
J&J
6
5
4%
1st lien & ref 4 Hs
87
84%
87
55
60
49%
87
90
84
87
1
2
ser
D M &N
1st m coll 6s 43 with warr. J&D
Hudson Co Gas 5s g 1949..M&N
48
49%
'78
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s '54 AM&S
1st M 5s 1954 ser B
M&S
5s 1962
Hj
21H
43
91H
s
Sale price.
J Ext'd 3 yrs.
104 H
104H
24H
101"
93
93
60
104 H
93
105 %
88H
80
64
Canadian price,
103 H
1st lien & ref 4Hs 1981 ser E.
Houston Natural Gaa Corp —
1
f This price includes accrued interest, v* Last sale,
9
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939—J&J
-
h Basis,
8
82
„
12
36
83
J&D
37
100
Power 1st s f
5s 1952—
J&Ji
Georgia Power lat 6« 1907—M&S]
Georgia Power & Light Co
Oal) 1st 5s 1933-
A&O /
-
92%
105%
Georgia-Carolina
105
5
40
43
/
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st,5s '61F&A!
Ry|
Eliz Plainf & Cent J \See Public
Eliz & Trenton RR
j Serv Corp.
65
84
55
Electric Public Service Co—
15-year
49
49
Oonv deb 6s 1944 ser B—A&O
Electrical Devel of Ontario—
-
62
General Water Works Corp— r\
1st lien & col 5s 1943 ser A-J&D
tOonv dbb 0s 1931 ser A-J&D /
.
1st 5s 1933
Elec & Peop—See Phila Rap TraD
Electric Pow Corp (Germany)—
1st s f 6)5s 1950M&S
•
60H
66
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945—A&O
Ft Pitt Traction—See Phlla Co
1st
-
66%
49 H
Ga Row & Ips—See B & N St
97%
93%
1946—J&J
38
38
38
93%
105
101%
39H
A&O
6
-
94%
98
J&J
J&J
D—J&J
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951-J&J
97
f 6s 1966 ser
48
105
50
102
5s
1938
—J&D
Consumers Power Co (Mich)—
1st & ref 5s 1936 op *16
J&J
1st 1 & unif 5s ser C1952- -M&N
1st Men & unif 4%a 1958-M&N
Oontin Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
O
4
81
Ry
Duquesne Gas Corp—
1st conv 6s Mar 151945-M&SH
6)5% notes 1935——- M&S1E fk 4%
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co
Duquesne Trac—See Phlla' Co
Eastern Connecticut Pow Go—
103
1st m s f 5s 1948 series A-A&O
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
21
Ref m 4)5s 1948 A
—J&J
22
Ref m 5s 1948 B
i;-J&J
25
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser O—M&SU
Eastern Michigan Rys—
9
1st mtge coll tr 7s 1958.—-J&J /
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—
78
1st m 5 Mb 1947 ser A
M&8
76%
l«t M & 1st lien 5s 1955 B M&S
98%
^astern Util Assoc 5s 1935—A&O
Eastern Util Inv 5s A 1954-M&S
21
With warrants
87
1st
Oonsum L H & P Co (Eliz, N J)—
1st gold 5%s 1954 ser
2
9p
34
78
1st g 7%s 1949 ser B—
1
50%
33
Duke Price Power Co—
-—-M&N
(New Or!)—
M 5s 1936——
—J&J
A&O
J&J
5
5
1%
2%
51%
D D E B & B RR— See Third Ax
76
—J&l)
fk
fk
fk
fk
37
54
72
1st M 5s 1959
J&D
Ouinb'land T & T 5s 1937- —J&J
Dakota Central Telep Co—
96%
34
s
7
Galesburg Ry Ltg & Power—
93
Con 5s Oct 1934
—J&D
98H
Galesb Ry & L 5s 1934-- —J&J
Galveston-Houston | Elec Ry—
6
1st M s f g 5s 1954 opt
A&O /
Gary Elec & Gaa Co—
66
1st lien col 5a 1934 aer A—-J&J
100 H
Gas & El of Bergen Co 5s '49. J&D
101
Gen 5s Nov 1 1954—
M&N
67
Gatineau Pow 1st 5s 1956—-J&D
53 H
Debenture gold 6s 1941 J&D 15
52
Deb 6s 1941 series B
A&O
General Gas & Elec Oorp67
5% notes Aug 15 '33—F&A15
48
5% notes Aug 15 '34—F&A15
48
5% notea Aug 15 '35—F&A15
General Public Service Corp—
70
Oonv deb 5s 1953—
J&J
84
Oonv deb 5%s 1939
J&J
General Public Utilities—
i
30
1st M coll tr 6 Hs ser A '56 A&O
Oonv ser0%% notes 1933.J&D * 31
100%
20-yrsf 6%s 1948
35
72%
J&n
101%
101%
96%
100%
1937 A with war.M&i
Dominion Gas & Elec 6%s 1945-
53
71%
Cuban Telep conv 5s 1951 —J&J
1st lien & ref 7%s 1941-M&S k
Cumberland Co (Me) Pow & Lt—
86
81%
100%
101%
101%
102%
1st 0%s
1st m
't
Florida Power Corp—
1st m 5%s 1979 ser A
J&J
1st m 5Hs 1956 ser B
J&J
Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s '54.-J&J
Florida Public Service Co—
1st M 6%s 1949
F&A
3
79%
61%
34
Consolidated Water of Utlca—
1st 4%s 1958
M&N
Lt 6s 1949
99
85
Consolidated Telep of Wise—
1st M5J4b 1942 ser A
M&N
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser Corp
1st M 6s 1958
Consumers El L & P
F&i
1st gold 5s 1950-.-...—J&
Dixie Gulf Gas Co—
Consol
1st gold 6s 1935—
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941
24"
Detroit International Bridge—
Certificates of deposit
95%
17 X
J&D
Federal Water Service Corp—
Oonv deb 5Hs 1954
M&N
Federated Utilities Inc—
1st lien col tr 5 Ha 1957—M&S
Det & Pt Huron Shore Line-—
Underlying co»—See N V U E L H & P.
Consol Gas Utilities Co—
21H
1st & coll 6s 1943 ser A—J&l
8%
Oonv deb 6%s 1943 ser A. J&D
—
88
21
81
1st m s f 6%s 1952
Certificates of deposit
87
1st 4%s 1956...
74%
1
5s 1950 series B_.
>
95%
83
Deb 4s 1955
Deb 4s 1956 guar__
7!%
101
101H
04 H
It*
42dStM&StNAv—See 3d Av Ry
85
94%
_
m
66
60
-J&J
6% gold notes 1932
1st 6s 1955 series B
/
/
f 6s 1953
]
f deb 6%s 1948—1
98H
5s series 1952
—
Oonneilsv Wat 5s Oct 2 "39. A&O
Col soli da ted Cities L p & Tr—
1st lien 5s 1962 stamped.-J&J
Consol Gas of Bait 5s 1939—J&
Con Ry (New Hav)
Deb 4s 1955
90
100%
94%
20-yr deb 4%a 1951
Debenture 5s 1957
m s
Oonv s
Detroit Olty Gas C
97 H
Consolidated Gas (N
Deb 5%s 1945-—
3
1st m 5s 1956-
1937--J&L
1st & ref 4s 1981
80
85%
91H
100 H
Cross St 1st 6sg 1933——J
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
1st M 5s 1953
-----j
1st M col 5s 1954 ser B—4*^
1st M col 4 Ha 1956 ser C.-A&C
1st M col 4%s 1957 ser D.-J&J
1st M col 4^8 1960 ser E A&«
1st M 4s 1981 ser F--— M&S
1st 5%s series G 1962
J&E
Commonw Sub Corp—See Misc.
Commonwealth Utilities Corp—
Oonv deb 6s 1938—
M&N
Commonwealth Wat 5%s A1947.
1st M 6s 1956 ser B-——F&A
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O—-F&A
Community Power & Light Co—
Col M 5s 1957—
-M&S
Community Water Service Co—Deb g 6s 1946 ser A
.J&D
Deb g 5%s 1946 ser B
M&S
Oonestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950--J&J
st 5s
1
m
101"
—-
Federal Public Serv Corp—
1st 1 6s 1947-
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
99
Lights-
Stamped
Elec Co—
5s, 1938
Des Moines Gas Co—
1st
60
Fed St & Pleas Val—See Phil Co
3
1st
Columbus Ry Pow &
J&.'
Denver Tramway Terminals Co1st M g gu 5a 1933-1937—M& ?
80
92
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd
M&S
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B—J&D
15
80 H
98
98%
91%
103%
90
81%
78
80
Federal Light & Traction—
1st s f g 58 1942 opt
M&S
to Pa tax
as
80 H
75
90
6% notes Oct 1 1933-
& El Co
"
50
Denver Tramway Corp—
Gen & ref 5s 1950 ser A
Stamped
96 H
92
yo
M&!
1st & ref 5s 1951
60 M
—
Trac1913
A&O
Fatrmount Pk Trans 5a '37--A&O
Fall River Eleo Lt lat 1945—J&J
98%
x'vr:9Q^:
I
1
87
Without warrants
Fairmont & Clarksburg
73
63
lst g 5s 1938 opt
)
1969
105H
15
*
Surop'n Elec Corp (of Canada)
Deb 6Ha 1965 w w
F&A
>elaware Elec Power Co—
88
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power-
1st g 5s 1952 ser
103%
•
73
Dallas Pow &
103%
102 H
12
95
Brie
"
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
1st M 6s I960.
-M
Colorado Power 1st 5a'53—M
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
.
103%
loT
Eqult G & E Utlca 5s 1942-A&0
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954
A&O
Ltg 1st m 5s 1967
A&O
Erie & Suburban Ry 5s *41. A&p
83
81
102
Light—
Gen &con 6s 1964..
Clinton W W 1st 5s 1939
Conn Rlv Pow
J
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
R Tr.
v
-
k,
Uleve Soilthw Ry &
Bid.
Darby Med & Ohes RyDavenport Water 5s
& Ti
Co
Citizens St Ry—See Ind Tr
Citizens Tract—See Phlla
wove
Bonds.
Ask.
bonis.
iad inoomi »od dtnat«»'
PUBLIC
Bonds.
Bid
Hydraulic Power of Niag Falls—
lstr& refundlng5s 1950—J&J
Ref &
[sarco
Idaho Power lst 5s 1947——J&J
111 Bell Teleprrst 5s 1950—J&D
Illinois Cent Trac 5s 1933—J&D
Illinois Commercial Telep—
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser B—M&S
9|4
105
105H
Italian
61H
'
93 H
95
71H
684
724
52
55
J&D
J&D
100
1st 6s 1944
J&D
Illinois Water Service Co—
1st mtge 5s 1952 series A—J&J
Indiana Central Telep Co—
1st Hen coll 54 1938
M&N
Indiana Columbus & E Trac—
Gen & ref g 5s *26 op' 11. .M&N
94
100H
101
77
79
35
38
j
H
VijEf}
Dayt Spgf & Urb 5s '28—M&N
Indiana Electric Corp—
1st M 6s 1947 series A—M&N
1st M 64« 1953aeries B..F&A
1st M 5s 1951 series O—M&S
1H
25
76
78
78
80
70
79""
iadiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 J&J
Indiana General Service—
74
1st M 5a 1948
J&J
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power—
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser A—M&N
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957.-F&A
1st & ref 5s 1955.
M&S
lad Nat Gas & O—See Peo G L&O
100
102
71
73
IS*
Indiana Pr 1st 17 4« '41A .M&N
Indiana Ry & Lt 1st 5s *43. -J&J
Indiana Service Corp—
1st & ref M 5s Jan 1 1950—J&J
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
F&A
Indiana & S W Gas & Utll—
72
32
35
31
32H
—
30
10
3
A&O
&
79
J&D
25
Indlanap Nor—See Un Tr of Ind
Indianapolis & Northwest Trac—
1st g 6s 1923 ext to 1933..M&S
Indianapolis Power & Light—
1st M 5s 1957
ser
J&J
A
Indianapolis Trac & Term Co—
1st
fsold 5a Jan ] 1933.-A&O
Indlanap St gen 4s 1933—J&J
Citizens 8t con 5s g 1933 M&N
Indianapolis W W Sec Co—
s
35
10
20
Secured 5a 1958
—J&J
Indianapolis Water—
lat & ref. g 4Hs 1940 opt—J&J
lat Hen & ref 54» 1953—M&S
1st lien & ref 5s 1970—M&S
Inland Gas 6H» 1938
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938-F&A
Inland Pow & L s f 6a '36 A M&S
90"
6
3
20
55
J&D
47 H
—A&O
Certificates of deposit.
J
- /0 ootea
..M&S
Certificates of deposit
16H
—
19$!
—
Oonv
Without warrants
Oonv deb 6s 1948
It*
fk
fk
fk
3
14
3
International Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944
A&O
International
Buff Trac
Kail way
1st
5a
k
15 k
44H
84
394
1955
F&A
35H
Interstate Nat Gas 6s 1936..J&J
101
Interstate Power 1st 5s '57—J&J
62 H
Deb gold 6a 1952
J&J k
44 H
Interstate Pub Serv Co—
1943
1st mtge 6s 1934
lova-Nebraska Lt &
..F&A
-
30
34 K
42
364
634
A&O
60
63
J&J
80
85
Power—
1st Hen & ref 5s '57 ser A.M&N
76H
1st 1 & ref 5a 1961 ser'B—M&S
74
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 4 Ha 1958 M&S
78
77
864
Itwa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1957..J&D
Deo 5a 1968
M&S
78
55
79
57
1st mtge 548 1969———M&S
Iowa Ry & Lt (Cedar Rapids)—
let & ref 5a June 1946 B.
J&D
lat & ref 5 Ha Oct 1945—M&N
Iowa Southern Utilities—
774
80
85
87
894
91
F&A
68
71
_.
1st & ref 6a 1943lat & ref
5Ha I960
--J&J
_M&N
Ironwoorl & Bessemer Ry & Light
1st a fg5e "36 opt after *15.F&A
Deb 6s 1950
ser
A.
Lake
Superior Dlst Pow—
1st M 4Hb 1961 aer A
J&D
Llndell Ry—See United Rys(StL)
34
Deb 5s
Interstate Telep Co—
1st M 5 1961
Iowa Electric Co—
68
37
1st M & ref 5s 1956
Little Rock G & F 6s 1937-M&N
Little Rock Ry & El 5s '33—A&O
Ref & ext g 6s 1938
—A&O
Lockhart Power 54s 1950—F&A
Lombard Elec Co (Italy)—
1st extl 78 1952
T&D
.
s f 6s 1942 —M&N
Long Isl Lighting 5s 1936--M&S
1st ref 6s 1948
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser B...M&S
Secured g 6s 1945
J&J
Conv deb g 5Hs '52 ser A-A&O
Lorain Telep 1st 6s 1958—
Los Angeles Gas & Elec Corp—
1st & ref g 58 1939 opt—-M&S
Lone Star Gas
38
80
1st & gen 5s 1961
...M&S
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser D..M&S
Gen & ref 5Hs 1947 ser E J&D
Gen & ref 5Hs 1943 aer F M&S
Gen & ref fls 1942 s«r G
M&S
Gen & ref 6s series H 1942
Gen & ref 5Hs
f This price Includes accrued Interest,
95H
1940-M&S
16
Gen M 5s 1950
F&A
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
1st a f g 04s 1944-—
35
Luneburg Pow L4WW (Germ'y)
/
97
91H
4
40
lat M s f 7a 1948
M&N
Luzerne Oo (Pa) Gaa & Elec—
1st ref&lmp g 5s'48 op'13 A&O
1st & ref 6s 1954
M&S
Debenture 7s 1944
J&J
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s '53-J&J
102
102
■'
mm, mm m
103
83
....
100
100
mtmrnmrnrnm
'
'mmm
23
m m
.
'
"
-
—
_
25
101H
51
53"
52
ik
-___
83
k Last sale,
78
Midland Natural Gas
53
35
26"
51
53
6H
6H
6H
7HSJL933
74
77
67
70
44
70
74
23
25
95
98
92
95
46
47
98H
82
76"
55
48
uo—
1935
J&J
Midland UtU deb 6s 1938-—M&S
MUlv Etna & Sharps—See Phil Oc
Milwaukee Coke & Gas Co¬
lst M s f
F&A
Milwaukee Elec Ry & Light—
1st & ref 5s 1961 ser B....J&1?
72
6
Oonv deb 6s
25
IstM 5s 1971
J&J
Milwaukee Gas Light Co¬
lst M 4Hs 1967
M&S
Minn Gen El 1st 5s '84 op—J&D
Minneapolis Gas Light Co—
1st M 4H« 1950
J&J
Minn St Rys—See Twin O'y R 7
Minnesota Nor Pr Jt 6s 1934-A&O
Minnesota Power & Light Co¬
lst & ref 5s 1955
J&D
1st & ref 4Hs 1978—
M&N
Mississippi Power Co¬
lst & ref 5s 1955
M&S
1
1
coi Oil
2
374
100
81H
80H
0 0 coco
97
99
102
86 H
874
47
48
85
82
91
834
60
65
74
75
Mississippi Power & Light—
It*
102
100H
94 H
78
88
103
102
93
SS*
95
79
81
65
103
k
95
104 H
100 H
100 4
104H
102 H
101
101
Nominal,
79
47
1934..-J&J
n
Middle West UtUlties Oo5% conv notes 1932
J&D I
5% conv notes 1933
J&D /
5% conv notes 1934
J&D
5% conv no»es 1935
J&D
Middlesex & Boston St Ry—
1st and ref mtge 44s 1932.J&J
*
100
1949 ser I.A&O
Los Ang G & K 5s
6 Basis,
LouisvUle Ry 2d 4H>
3
104
100
102
25
8*
Lincoln Tel & Tel—
75
Interstate Rys 4s
20
96 H
90 H
jf
10
48
72
27
1st & ref 6Hs 1949 set B..J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser D
J&D
1st & ref 4H« '58 ser F...M&S
18
1
_
694
64 H
35
J&J
J&J
99H
(Ky)—-
1st & ref 5s 1952 aer A
M&N
1st & ref 4Hs 1961 ser C.F&A
Deb s f 6s 1937 ser A
—A&O
Loui8V Ltg 5a '53 unstmpd—A&O
Johnstown (Pa) Trac 5s '43.-J&J
80"
76
Joplln W W 1st 5s 1957
M&S
Madison Co (111) Light & Power—
Kanawha Trac & Elec Co—
96
67
72
1st g 5s 1930
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1936—-F&A
99
10
15
Madison G & El 1st Ss 1940. A&O
Kanawha ValTr 1st M5s'46-J&J
98 H
85
87
Gen
&
ref
H
5s
1950—
M&N
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s 46-.F&A
25
96
98
Madison Rys 1st g 5s 1930—M&N
1st M 6s 1942-——--F&A
100M
Mad Rlv Pr 1st 5s '35 gu op.F&A
Kansas City Power & Light—
102
214
101M
H Manhattan Ry con 4s g '90..A&O
1st mtge 44s 1957 ser B..J&J
k
23
Cent Hanover Bk ctfs of dep.
102
101^
1st M 4Hs 1961
F&A
26
26 H
2d gold 4s 2013
12H
J&D
Kansas City Pub Ser 6s 1951 J&J
87
Manila Elec RR & Ltg Corp—
89
Kansas Elec Pow 6s 1937—J&D
63
85
88
1st
lien
&
coll
tr
5a
'53..M&S
1st M 6s 1943
J&D
79
82
Manila Gas Oo—
1st M 5s 1951
J&D
49
1st lien coll tr 5Hs 1937—A&O
Kansas Gas & Electric—
85
84 H
85 H Manila Sub Rys 1st 5s 1940-M&8
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A..M&S
88 H
89H Manitoba Power Co Ltd—
1st mtge 44s 1980
J&D
k
51
1st M ■ f 5Hs *51 ser A"
73
80
J&J
Kapsas Pow 1st 5s 1947----M&S
50
1st M s f 54s 1952 ser B..J&J
Kansas Power & Light Co—
89
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Co*
91
1st M 6s 1955 ser A
M&N
50
82
85
15-year s f 7s 1941
J&D
1st M 5s 1957 ser B__
M&
99 H
91
96
Manufrs Wat (Pa) 5s 1939.J&D
1st & ref. 6s 1947 ser O—F
Market St El Pass Ry—See P R T
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
4
Market St Ry (San Francisco)—
1st 6Hs 1942 with warr.. &D
1st s f 7s 1940 aer A
73 X
v:^ 2
Conv deb w w6Hs 1938.-J&D
...Q-J
Maryland Electric Rys—
Kentucky Power & Light Co—
30
57
Guaranteed 6s 1933
59
A&O
1st m 5Hs 1948 ser B__—M&S
16
1st & ref 0Hs 1957 ser A..J&J
Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
44
16
1st & ref 6Hs 1962 ser B—J&J
47
1st & ret gu 5s '51 opt '14.F&A
95
Bait & Ann 8 L 5s 1946—F&A
99
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949-J&D
Maryland Light & Power—
Kentucky Utilities Co—
86
1st M 5H» 1950 ser A
70
87
J&J
1st M 6Hs Sept '48ser D M&N
k
Massachusetts Gas—
80H
1st M 5Hs 1955ser F
A&O
89
75
20-year s f 5Hs 1940
76"
J&j
1st M 5s 1961 series G
F&A
Sink fund deb 5s 1955
83 H
<4%
76H
M&N
6s series H 1961—
F&A
73
75 H Mass UtUlties Associates—
1st M 5s 1969 tor 1
J&J
84
S
f
88
deb
5s
1949
ser
A
91i
1st 7s series J 1957
A&O
81
Massillon Elcc & Gas—
83
1st 6s series K 1957
1st M 6a 1956
94 H
J&J
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945...—M&N
McGav & Mt V—See Nash Ry&L
Keystone Pub Serv—
83 H
85
Memphis Power & Light Co—
1st M 5s 1978
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A
100 H
75
J&j
Key Tel 1st g 5s '35 opt '08.-J&J
1st & ref 4Hs 1978 ser C..A&0
874
60
1st 1 & ref 54s 1955 ser A.J&D
13
62
64
f
Memphis
St
Ry
con
g
5s
*45.J&J
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser B...A&O
Meridionals Electric Co¬
103 H
Kings Oo E L & P 1st 5s '37-A&0
lst s f 7s 1957 ser A
129
89
131H
A&O
Purch money 6s g 1997—A&O
100H
Metropolitan Edison Co-—
Edison El 111 Bklyn 4s '39.J&J
1st & ref 5s 1953 ser O
96
J&J
Kings Co Elev Ry—See Bklyn RT
1st M 4Hs 1968 ser D
88
99
M&fKings Co Gas & 111 1st 5s '40-A&O
1st M 4s 1971 ser E_.
80
95
105""
M&N
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s '54--J&J
1st 5s series F 1962
92
112
125
M&N
1st ref 64s 1954J&J
Met Street Ry—See N Y Rys
76
80
Kokomo WW 6s 1958
J&D
Metropolitan West Side "L"—
Lackawanna & Wyoming Val RR
1st gold 4s 1938
18
23
F&A /
1st 5s 1951
F&A
14
Exten gold 4s 1938
6
3
J&J f
Debentures 6s 1948
F&A /
90 H
90H Mexican El L 1st M g 5s '42 .J&J f 40
Laclede Gas Lt ref 5s 1934--A&O
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5s '40 s f.F&A
63 H
43
66
1st M coll tr 5Hs *53 ser O F&A
57 H
65% Michigan Associated Telep Co¬
1st col&ref 5H« I960 ser D F&A
lst M 6a 1961
62
A&O
54% gold notes 1935
F&A k 60
1
Mich Elec Ry 5s 1948
JT&J f
Lake Erie Pow & Lt 6s 1946 A&O
Jack
Cons
3
&
Elec.
Trac
5s
f
1934—M&N
Lake Roland Elev—See Un Rys
Michigan Gas & Elec Oo—
9
6
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 6s '33 J&J f
1st & ref 6s 1943
82
M&S
Gen gold 5s Feb 1 1933—F&A /
4
1st M 5s 1950
76H
J&D
Tol Frem & No 6Hs 1925—
103 %
Michigan Light 1st 5s 1940.M&8
Extended at 6% to 1933 J&J /
Michigan Nor Pow 1st 6a '41.J&J
984
Lake Shore Power Oo—
42
Michigan Public Service Oo—
50
1st and ref mtge 6s 1950—J&J
1st g 5s 1947 ser A
61
A&O
Lake St Elev RR—See Chic & O ak PkE lec Ry.
87
Buff & Lock lat g 5a 1938--J&J
Buffalo & Niag Falls Elec Ry—
IstM 5a gold 1935—
J&J
44s 1939
98 H
J&J
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Corp—
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser B...F&A
1st M 4Hs 1961 ser G....J&D
Jor City Hob & Pat—See P S Corp
68H
63*
49
Deb g 44« 1952—
JanesviUe Elec Co—
1st & ref 5s 1932-1945
84
36
Conv deb
1958—-J&J /
J&D /
12
Lawrence
J&D
Iuternat Ry ref 5t *62 op.M&N
International Telep & Teleg—
Corp—
1st sink fund 64s
Deb g 7s 1943
-J&D
(Mass) Gas & Elec—
1st M 4Hs 1940 ser B
F&A
Lehigh Power Securities—
Deb g 6s 2026 ser A
F&A
Lehigh Valley Transit—
1st M g 5s Dec 1935 opt..M&S
1st M g 4s Dec 1935 opt.-M&S
Cons gold 4s 1935
J&D
Ref & Impt g 5s I960
J&D
Leipzig Overland Pow 64s *46—
Lex Ave & Pav Fy—See N Y Rys
Lex (Ky) Ry—See Ky Tr & Term
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
1st M 6s 1944
—M&S
Lexington Utll 1st 5s 1952.-F&A
Lexington Wat ref 5Hs 1940-F&S
LexingtonWa Pow Colst 5s'68J&J
Oonv deb 54s 1953
-J&J
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941-J&D
101H
88
80
(Buffalo-
1948
t
40""
10
....
43
International Power Sec Com—
Coll trust 6,4s 1954 ser B.J&D k 104H
6 Hi % »ec bonds 1955 serOJ&D
80
8ec 7i 1936 D (with war)..J&J
1004
Sec 7s 1957 ser E...„„
Sec 7s 1952 ser F.
J&J
James River Bridge
o
Louisville Gas & Elec Oo
66H
38
60
87
:
Inter borough Rapid Transit—
1st & ref g 5s '66 op tax-ez.J&J
intercontinental Power Oo—
D -bs A 6s 1948 with warr J&D
49H
48
.
Deb a f 7a 1935..
J&D
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948— .A&O
Inland UtUlties Inc—
6% nnf.«8 1932
74
32
-
97
Coll tr a f 6a 1941 aer B ..M&N
Col tr 6a 1957 aer O
A&O
Oonv deb 6s 1934
^
Ang Pac Oo—See Pac ElRy
Los Ang & Pasad—See Pac El ]}y
Los Angelea Railway Corp—
lat & ref a f g 5a 1940
-J&D
Los Angeles Ry 5a 1938—A&O
Louisiana Pow & Light Oo—
lat mtge 5s 1957
J&D k
v
J&D /
Eastern Traction 6s
96
102
1st g 5s July 1 '33 op '08.A&O
Indiana Nor 1st g 5s 1933-A&0
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952
Indianapolis New Castle
72
28
'48H
j
'31-M&S /
Jamaica Water Supply Go—
1st gold 5Hf series A 1955-J&J
M&S-
6% conv notes 1940
Indiana Union Traction—
^uperiww^CwPj^ $|
Jacksonville Trac 1st 5s
634
Illinois Power 1st 5s 1933
1st 7s 1930——
A..M&S
facksonv (Fla) Gas s f 5s '42. J&D k
Debenture 6s ser A 1952.M&N
63
54s 1957
f 5H« 1953 ser
63 H
10
M&S
Illinois Northern Utilities Co—
1st & ref 5s 1957 opt
A&O
Illinois Power & Light Corp—
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A—A&O
1st & ref 54« 1954 ser B—J&D k
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser O
J&D
8 f deb
s
Jackson Cons Tr—See Mich E .Ry
.
m-Ky Bdge 64s 1947
25-yr
92
83
Hydro-Elec Co (Italy—
1952
-M&N
Island Gas & Electric—
Bid
Bonds.
Aik.
Los
1st M s f 7s
105
105
100
85
BONDS
Bid
Bonds.
Ask.
104
104
A&O
impt 5s 1951
UTILITY
70
103 %
97
105
101H
1014
1st M 5s 1957
Mississippi River Fuel Corp—
s f 6s 1944 with warr F&A16
Without warrants
1st
Mississippi Rlv Pow 5s '51—J&J
Deb 5s May 1 1947
M&N
Missouri Power & Light—
1st M 5Hs 1955 ser A
M&S
1st M 4Hs 1958 ser B
M&N
Missouri Public Service Oo—
First mtge 5s 1947 ser A..F&A
Mo Rlv Sioux City Bdge Oo—
1st s f 6s 1953...
M&S 15
105
103
r Canadian price.
J&D
sSalo price.
86
87
82
86
1(£IX
87
1024
90H
75
77
60
63
54
574
PUBLIC
86
Bid.
Bond*.
Mobile Ga* Imp & ref 7* '51-J&D
Mob Lt & RR l*t.g 6* '37..J&D
M&S
Con* g 5s 1941
Monmouth Con* Wat
5a '56. J&D
Monongahela Light & Pow Oo—
l*t M 5s 1949
J&D
Monongahela St Ry—See Phil Og
Monongahela Valley Traction—
lit Mgfii '42 opt '22
J&D
Monongahela Valley Water—
lit M 5%s 1950 serlee A-.J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
lit Hen & ref 5%s ser B '53 F&A
Montana-Dakota Power Oo—
1st m5Hs 1934
J&J
Montana Power—
lit & ref ■ f 5a *43 op *18-..J&J
Deb g 5a 1962 ser A
J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 6%s 1957-M&N
Montreal L.t fit & Pow Oonsol—
lit ref & coll tr 6a 1951—A&O
1st ref col & sf 5s 1970 serB M&S
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow Oo—
Gold 5s 1933 opt 1913
A&O
Montreal Pub Service Oorp—
lit & ref 5a 1942
M&S
Montreal Tramwaya—
lat & ref g 5s 1941 opt
J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1955 aerfea A_A&0
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser B—A&O
Gen & ref • f 4Ha '55 ser O A&O
Gen & ref s f 5s 1955 ser D. A&O
Morn side El St Ry—See Phlla Oo
Mount Home Telep 5s 1938-J&J
Mountain States Power Oo—
lat & ref 5a 1938
J&J
1st M 6* 1938 aeries B
J&J
Mt Hope Bdge 1st 6Hs '67-J&D
Mt Wash St Ky—See Phila Oo
M & U O Tr Oo—See Un Tr of Ind
Muncle W W 5s Oct 2 1939-A&O
Municipal Gas Co (Texas)—
1st M 6s 1935 aer A
M&N
Municipal Serv coll 6s 1956-F&A
70
65
85
49
51
88
90
95
95%
93%
93%
100%
100%
95
96
88
74
74
75%
74
97%
1st
in
5Hs 1962
1st
m
6s 1952
A&O
'97
99%
West Chester
1951 ser A
M&N
Westchester Ltg 4s 2004
Y &
72
74
77%
IS*
37
50
.
Niagara Falls Power—
1st & cons 6s «»er AA '50--M&N
5s series A 1959
J&J
100%
88%
3%
4%
5
84
48
99%
99%
orth American
tfH-'CO O QO
97
6
80
67%
8S*
27
1st & ref 5s
1st & ref 5s
97
Salisb &
83
76
79
83
82
88%
1934 opt
1956
1st coll & ref
79
81
£§>*
98
39%
100
81
84
79
82
100%
J&J
5Ha 1948
Oorp—
A..
ser
56%
55%
57
North Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
56%
57%
38
40
84%
85%
74
100%
97
98
Si*
73
84%
77
31%
35%
76H
101
M&S
r/f.5¥s
m
t\H
Feb'33_J&J
Hamp Ry G & E—
1944
J&J
Newp News & Old Pt Ry & El
1st g 5s Nov 1 1938
M&N
Gen g 5s Mar 1 1941
M&S
1st M
64
63
61
43
47"
90%
30
31
Wat 5Hs '51-M&N
N Y Cent Elec 1st 6Hs "60-M&S
Oo—
1st Hen & ref 6Hs 1941—A&O
1st 1 & ref 6s ser B 1944—A&O
1st 1 & ref 5a 1951 ser O—A&O
Y Gas Elec L H & P Oo—
1st g 5s Dec 1 1948
J&D
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949
F&A
Ed El 111, N Y. con g 5s '95 J&J
New Amster Gas 5s 1948--J&J
NY&ER Gas 1st g 5s '44—J&J
29H
31
97
100
40
43
86
Northern Ohio Telep Co—
1st s f 5Hs 1957 ser A
lBt ■ f 6a 1947
1st
80
83"
84
111%
105%
105%
108%
99%
110%
98%
Omaha & Council Bluffs St Rv—
Income 5s 1937
J&J f
115
99%
99H
93
95"
95 H
82 H
80 H
85
100%
99%,
J&J
F&A
1st & ref 6s 1941 ser B
Refunding 4Hs 1961
5H% notes 1940
A&O
J&D
92
1
101
1st g 5s
\ol*
iu
1933 opt 1913
s
1st lien s f 6s 1943 ser
f This price Include i accrued interest,
k Last sale.
A--M&N
-.M&N
I In London,
47
60
18
63
20
70
72
n
27
25
94%
F&A
94
74
m
5s 1958.
L9,5'
er
73
72%
J&D
A
i
100
97
64
66
75%
78
86
88
°.lo Gas & El Works (Norway)-
l8«5
ser
A. A&O
J^ly 'S5J&D
Ottawa Valley Power Oo—
I-* M . f 5Hs 1970
A&O
(Minn)—
Ge,n M 5s 1946 ser E
A&O
Ozark Power & Water Co—
100 H
95
101%
p°wer 5a 1940-M&S
k
1942.JS&J
92%
10
87
83
87
28
25
32
Nominal,
88%
95
98
88
58
53
L A PaR ROal6s'43--M&S
59
Pacific Gas & El ref 5s '42-.-J&J
103
107
104
101
96
96
ser
B_J&D
lBS &Tr?f 4^b *69ser F—J&D
60"
55
63
103%
107%
104%
101 %
96 H
96%
Pacific Light & Power Oorp—
104 H
p»c L & P Oo 1st 5s 1942.J&J
Pacific Northwest
Oonv deb 6s
Pub Serv
M&S
26
1950
63%
Pacific Public Service Oo—
91
5-year 5% notes 1936
M&S
eleph & 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
Paaa & Mt Lowe—See Pac El Ry
1 acific 1
105
-
106
77
103
_M&S
Light Co.
1st 6 Hs w w 1937 ser A.. M&N
Peninsular Tel Oo lst5_%s'51 J&J
Penn Central Light & Power Oo —
5s 1949
l8t ft1SBfi^B 1977
M&N
M&N
Without warrants
102
104 H
83
66
86%
60
M&S
Penn-Ohio Edison CoDeb g 6s 1950 ser A
83
5
59
.
consol gold
Northern Utilities Co—
S f deb 6Hs 1943
60
45
Pecos Valley Power &
98 H
J&J
Utilities Oo—
J&J
f 7a '35 with war
Without warrants
1st
83%
79%
78
57
Oregon Elec Ry 5s '33 opt.-M&N
Oregon-Washington Water Serv¬
o
s
Northern Texas
100%
75
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Oorp
Paterson & Passaic Gas & Electric
101
81
f g 5s 1940 opt—J&J /
Northern Texas Traction Oo—
Coll tr
83
Ltd—"
Pacific Power & Light Oo—
1st M 5s 1955
F&A
93
A
1941
35
...
1st gu g 5s "45 op bef '16.-M&N
Orange & Pas Val R—See P S Corp
Orange & Rockland Elec Oo—
_
Northern Texas Elec Co—
94
91%
99%
75
98 H
100
A&O
A&O
1st & ref 5s
108%
99%
82 H
98
Northern States Power Oo—
105%
53"
33%
100
43 op to '13.F&A
Ontario Power Serv Corp—
71%
1st sfAHe 1050
...J&J
Certificates of deposit
/ 71%
„
77
81
106
92
Omario Pow 5s
1st & ref 5Hs 1952 ser O.J&D
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser D__
J&D
82
F&A
112
ser
84%
64
..A&O
1st & ref 4 H« 1957 ser E—J&D
M&S
M&S
Northern Penna Power Oo—
1st & ref 68 1956 ser A—J&D
95%
Ik
consol gold 4s 1933
& ref 5s 1956
1st lien
Gen & ref 6s 1947
..
1st & ref M 6s 1941
83
Northern Ohio Trac & Light—
1st consol gold 58 1 933
J&J
80
99
82%
84%
Elec Ry g 6a
Los Angeles Pacific Oo—
1st refg 4s 1950 opt '15--J&J
83
90
102
92
91
& ref 5s 1963
97
New York Edison
J&J
4Hs 1970 serE.J&D
92"
100%
95
85
101
50
valnEle^Ry ABfc M 5b '46J&D
Eac\i\c
Pacific
Y Utilities Inc—
81
90
85
New Rochelle
M&S
Northern Ohio Pow & Lt—
Gen & ref 5 Hs 1951
k
.
96
96
Omaha & Ooun Bluffs Ry & Br
86
-J&J
1st lien & ref 7s 1946 A_„M&N
1st lien & ref 6s 1947 B
M&N
1st 1 & ref 6s 1943 C
M&N
1st 1 & ref 5%s ser D '49--J&D
1st 1 & ref 5s 1955 ser E..J&D
Watertown L & P 5s 1959.J&J
55
E 1961M&N
j&j
99
100
Valley Gas Oorp—
l«t6Hs 1943 (with war)—J&J
1st a f 5s 1952
81H
North Ind Gas & El 6s '52.-M&N
Northern N
102
J&D
&/?f 7^b '46 ser A. A&O
ref 7i 1947 ser B
F&A
Otter Tail Power Oo
92%
103%
1st & ref 5.%s ser B 1960--J&J
1st & ref 5s 1966 ser O
M&N
D
7
97
101
95%
93
r»hin a*
Ohio
State Telep s*r
6s 1944
Northern Ind Pub Serv—
ser
75
2
E^ 'lnkfunds. 1903...jfes
91%
North El Co & Nor Pap Mills—
1st M fia 1934-1947
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1969
&
1st
95 H
1st
76
101
96
n
Ottawa
L H & Power—
74H
'40 op '20—A&O
Northern Conn Power Co—
1st & ref 5Hs 1946
72%
/
1st & ref 6s 1953 series O.M&S
1st & ref 5b 1954 ser D
M&fl
North
lst&ref
100
Newp News &
1st & rof 5s
I8.1
at
Northern Elec Oo Ltd—See Misc
M
Basis,
Deb g 6s 2024
Ohio Public Service Oo—
Eef & coll tr 5s 1957
gold 5s 1937 opt
F&A
California Power—
62
1st & cons s f 58 '48 op '15.J&D
|
64
! Northeastern Public Service—
1st 1 & coll 5Hs 1961
100%
101
1
Gen'l 1 & coll 5%s 1961
107%
102%
-J&D
A
Ber 1944
—
Ohio L & Pow 1st 5s
Ohio Pow 1st & ref 5s 1952 B J& j
1st & ref 4 Hi 1956 ser D-J&D
Ontario Transmission Oo
98
(Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938—A&0
87
4Hs 1935
J&J k
Inc 6s Nov 1949 ser A
J&D
New Orleans Ry & Light Oo—
N O Oy & Lake 5a 1943—J&J
b
l8t & consol 5s I960
F&A
o Elec Pow 1st M 5s 1957 J&D
North Hudson Lt H & P Co
89
62
98%
Ohio-Kentucky Gas Oo—
.
A&O
North Continent Utilities
96
61%
95
Oh
_
92
Spencer 5s 1945.M&N
88
102
96
orth Carolina Pub Serv Co—
98%
65%
ser
Deb 5Hs 1963 ser B
1st M & lien 5Ha 1957—M&N
North Shore Electric Co—
106%
series A
J&D
1st 4Hs 1961 ser B
M&N
New Hampshire Pow 6s Dec.1943
N J & Hud Riv Ry & Ferry—
1st gold 4a 1950 opt
M&S
N J Pow & Lt 1st 4%s *60—A&O
New Jersey Water Oo—
1st M 5s 1950
F&A
New London Gas & Electric—
Oonsol & refg 5s 1933
J&J
New Mexico Power—
1st M 5s 1958
J&J
New Orleans Pub Service Co—
1st & ref 5s 1952 series A
A&O
1st & ref 5s 1955 series B
J&D
100
82%
A..M&S
F&A15
Deb 5s Nov 15 '69 ser O M&N15
North Amer Light & Power Co—
S f deb 5Ha 1956 ser S
J&J
Serial 5% notes 1933
A&O
Serial 5% notes 1934
A&O
Serial 5% notes 1935
A&O
Serial 5% notes 1936
A&O
orth Boston Ltg. Properties—
5H% notes Dec. 1 1932—J&D
1957
12
94
60
60
ru\9t EM01
tr.6^? 1953 Ber-AA&O
J&J
Edison 1st 5s 1957
Ohio
IstM 5s 1950-_
M&S
Debenture gold 6« 1940—M&S
Oklahoma Gas Util 6Hs 1934—
Okla Natural Gas 6t 1946 A. .J&J
1st1 m 6s 1948 ser B
F&A
Oklahoma Power & Water
l"t m 5s 1948 ser A
F&A
Oklahoma Ry i8t & ref 5s '41 .J&J
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 *51
51
94
F&A
Oonv deb 5s
94
7
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
20
Oo.
Deb 5s 1961
40"
36
Uojo Cent Telep 1st 6s '47—J&J
100%
North American Edison Co—
1st & ref g 5s
& Tel—
107%
102%
40
1944—J&J
68
100
92%
98%
1st g 5b
66
62
90%
50"
North Jer St Ry—See P S Corp.
North Penn Gas Co—
60
76
100%
J&J
98%
100%
74
72
75
Ohio Oities Water Oorp—
Oh n
Ohio
6 Ha 1947.
Norfolk St
—J&D
5% notes Dec 1932
J&D
New Eng Pow 1st 5s 1951—-J&J
Ltg
103%
— OO 1—'C5
91
56
4
100%
(Japan)-
_
fst mtge 6%s 1953
86
71%
—M&N
mA'S" *£& 19,43
108%
101
15
9
o—
.
—
M
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
1st & ref 5s 1955 series A.A&O
/
5s ser A 1957
m
Ogden Gas 5s 1945
J&J
85"
100%
J&J
Northw Teleg—See W U Teleg
Nova Scotia Light & P .w. r Oo—
1st M s f 5s 1958 ser \. —J&D
Oberpfalz Elec 7s 1946
Ocean City Costal Highw Bdge^
1st
-—
m
Y & Suburban Gas—See
18%
Northwestern Pub Ser
60
88
4Hs 1980
M&S
ew York State Kys—
2%
1st con g 4Hs '62 op '13- -M&N /
2
Certificates of deposit
2%
1st con 6 Hs 1962
..
.M&N
2
Certificates of deposit
108%
r Y Steam 6s 1947
M&N
101%
1st M 5s 1951
M&M
100%
1st M 5s 1956
M&N
1st
18
15
7s 1942
A—M&N
ser
15
mtge 5s 1941 opt
M&S /
Union El (Loop) fis g '45.-A&O /
7
State El & Gas Oo—
1st M 5s
Deb 5Hs 1954
guar—J&J
1st ref M 6s 1951
Y
i
17
95
4%
■
102%
1937
M&S
(Oity of) W 5a'41 J&D
New England G & E Association
Deb g 5s 1947
M&S
Oonv deb 5a 1948
J&D
Oonv deb 6s 1950
M&N
New Eng Pow Assn 5s 1948.A&O
2004—J&J
8
10
f
4
Oon 5s 1945
NY&Westch Ltg 4s
Deb g 5a 1954 op
34th St Crosst 1st 5s '96--A&O /
23d St Ry 5s 1962
J&J Jk
Y & Richmond Gas Co—
i
13
93
Northwestern Power Oo Ltd—
1st m a f conv 6s *60 serA_ J&J
20
-
1st M 5s
New Oastle
N
Sixth Av RR pur M 5s '65.J&J /
Third Ave—See under "T".
71
85%
67%
82
NO&Garroll con 5s
/
Lex Ave & P Fy 1st 5s '93 M&S /
---.
Northwest Louisiana Gas—
1st M 6Hs 1933 with warr. J&D
Northwest Elec 1st 6s 1935.M&N
Northwestern Elevated (Ohic)—
1%
12
3%
1%
15
30
/
Ask.
ota.
40
1%
Apr /
.
Bway & 7th Av cons 5s '43 J&D /
73%
IVA
1957 ser A
J&J
1st 5s sink fund ser B 1957- J&J
Nashville Railway & Lignt—
Cons g 5* 1953 opt 1908—J&J
Ref & ext gold 5s 1958
J&J
Nashville Gas & Heating Oo—
100%
1st M gold 5s 1937 guar-.M&N
Nassau El RR—See Bklyn R T
85
Nassau & Suff Ltg 5s 1945--F&A
5
Nat Elec Pow Oo aeb 5s 1978 J&J /
79
Nat Pow & L deb 6s 2026 A.F&A
66%
Deb 6s 2030 ser B
—M&N
Nat Public Service Oorp—
26
Debenture gold 5a 1978
F&A
26
51"ILLloaICO Vi
Certificates
of deposit
/
12
Nat Foil Bridge 6s 1939
J&J
97%
Nebraska Pow 1st 4Hs 1981-J&D
96
Deb 6s 2022
-M&S
65%
Nev Calif Elec 1st 6s 1956
A&O
74
Debs 6a July 1941
J&J
108
Newark Gas 6a Apr 1 1944._Q-J
102%
Newark Oona Gas con 5s '48. J&D
97%
New Amsterdam Gas 5s 1948-J&J
New Brunswick (Can) Pow Oo—
Gen
1965
1
34%
J&J
A
ser
York Railways—
Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s *50-J&J
'
5*
New Eng Tel
1st 5s 1952
1965
Adj Income 6s Jan
ew
Certificates of deposit
69
93%
93
1
Prior lien 6s
Telep(Pa)lst 5s '45-A&O
Oo—
-
Oorp—
1967
A&O
100
1
Narragansett Elec
1st M
Y Power & Light
1st mtge 4Hs
101
-
Mutual
36
65
60
83
80
defaulted bona*
Bonds
AA
Bid.
Bonds.
Atk.
34
72
BONDS
UTILITY
"and Interest" except where marked "f" and laooa>» »uo
NOTICE.—All bond prloea
26%
Deb 5H» 1959aer B
Penn Pub S 1st 6s serO
r Canadian
price,
s Sale price.
42
91
94
68
72
*72
F&A
'47.M&N *
Pennsylvania Electric Oo
1st & ref 4s 1971 ser F__. M&N
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Oorp—
Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A—M&S
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Oo—
1st 1 & ref 5 %s '55 ser A..M&S
1st Hen & ref 5« 1958
M&S
Deb 6s 1940
J&D
Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow & Lt—
1st & ref 5%s '54 ser A_. .J&J
Penna Pow Oo 1st 5s 1956---J&J
Pennsylvania Pow & Light Oo—
1st M 4%s 1981
A&O
Pennsylvania State Water Oorp—
1st lien 5 H* 1952 series A-M&S
Penn Tel 5s 1960 ser O
Penn Water & Powers f 6s '40J&J
1st ref 4 H« 1968 ser B
M&S
--
39
79
91
82
72
73
44%
45%
73
70
72"
61
98
99
91
65
95
103
96%
100
100
91%
68
96%
104
97%
PUBLIC
.
87
BONDS
UTILITY
NOTICE.—ah bond prices iri "tnd Interest" except where marked "f" end Income end defaulted bond*.
Bid.
Bonds.
ser
J&J
B
1st & ref 6s ser O 1957
J&D
Serial 4 V*% notes 1933—-PAA
99V*
99^
Serial 4Vi% notes 1934—F&A
Serial 4Vi% notes 1935
P&A
Serial 4Vi% notes 1936
F&A
Ohlc G L & O 1st 5s 1937--J&J
Oonsum Gas 1st g 5s '30—J&D
lnd Nat G&O g 5s '36 gu.M&N
Mutual Fuel GaB g 5s '47 M&N
108 Vi
102
85
102 Vi
101
100 Vi
100 '4
consol 4s
cod
6s
1948
1948—.....
33*
102 Vi
35
3Vi
M&N
63
Main
78
68
1st & ref 5s I960
F&A
Philadelphia Company—
Secured gold 5s 1967
78Vi
85
82 Vi
103
104
60
23
103 Vi
60
78
Pitts & Charlerol 6s '34Pittsb
:
9lVi
60
W&A
M&N
Rys 5s 1953......A&O
65
Pitts Trac 1st 6s 1927—A&O
60
20
25""
20
30
20 Vi
25
1st lien & ref
4Kb 1967 M&N
J&A
Philadelphia Elec Power Co—
1st mtge 5 Vis 1972
F&A
Phila & Garretsford St Ry—
1st 5s 1955
F&A
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt a f__F&A
8 f guar 5s '62 opt 17—M&S
6s geld
1962
M&S
1st m r e 68 1944
J&J
Eq 5 Vis 1932
Eq 5 Vis 1933
Darby Media & Ohes St Ry
1st 4Vis '36 opt '16 gu—J&J
Best Mantua & Falrm 5Via *34
Market Street Kiev Pass Ry
1st g gu 4s 1955
M&N
Onion Traction—
Elec & Peo 4s tr ctfs *45. A&O
m
1st & ref 4s 1971
People's Traction Co—
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s *43 -F&A
W PhUa Pass 2d 5s 1926—
Ext at 5 Vi % to 1956.M&N
PhUa Subur-Oounties Gaa & Elec
1st & ref 4 Via 1957
M&N
20
106
94
102
94 Vi
105 Vi
23""
25
106 Vi
102H
94 Vi
105 Vi
27
40
45
48
45
63 Vi
98
51
99 Vi
92
22
49
24
69
72
19
22
25
30
45
65
52
__
Phila Sub Water Co—
lit M 5b 1955
1st
M
5a
1st M
M&N
A&O
M&N
1969
44s 1967
1st M 4Vis
1970
-—A&O
PhUa & W Ohes Tr 4s 1954
J&J
Piedmont Hydro-El Co (Italy)—
1st & ref a r 6 Via 1960 ser A A&O
Piedmont & North 1st 5s 1954-J&J
Pitts & Alleg Telep 1st 5s 1949—
101
67
68
85
42
89
68
Rochester
70
106
72
J&D
M&N
1957
let & ref 5s 1946 ser B
60
70
32
St
Louis Co
1st M
(Mo)
5Vis 1945
ser
A
M 5s
97
40
Power Secur coll tr 6s '49-— J&D
62
41
68
Providence Gaa Co lat 5Vi* 1942
Prussian Elec 6a 1954
Public Elec L Co & (St Albans. Vtl
103
5lVi
53""
lat 5 Via 1956
A&O
Public Service Co of Colorado—
75
80
lat & ref 6a 1953 aerlea A..M&8
lat & ref 5 Via'54 series B..M&S
Deb 6s 1946-.-..
.M&N
Public Service Oo of N H—
lat & ref\5i» 1956 ser A..M&N
1st & ref. 4 Vis 1957 Ber B.A&O
Public Service Co of Nor 111—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op '21—A&O
1st & ref 5s 1966 series O -M&N
85 Vi
Gen & ref 6s 1952
6s
87
71*
99 Vi
1938-1943—
F&A
Refunding 6s 1956
M&N
79
95
Van Antonio G & E 5s 1949.M&S
88
89 Vi
Van Diego Consol Gas & Elec—
1st g 5s 1939 opt 1014— M&S
101
A ref 5s 1047 «ar
1st & ref 6s
ser
B
O 1947
4Vi % notes 1932
f This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
fin London,
M&S
Mas
M&S
J&D
k
l®tM 5® 1955
ser A
A&O
r
1st g 6s 1947 aeries A
J&J
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)
a
1st M 4Vis 1968
S f deb
6Vis 1936
1bA¥ ■ f
102
88
101
91""
103
93
95
19Vi
20Vi
33
20
35
25
79Vi
80
—_M&N
87
89
M&N
87
70
75
A
ser
102
lOlVi,
91
88
101
M&S
A&O
UtUlties, Inc—
6HsJ939 ser A.M&S
Without privilege..
S°othN E
Telep let 5s
Deb g 5s 1970J&D
So Ohio Elee 6s 1955
—J&D
194§IJ&D
aer D
J&J
Sou Pub Uta lat 5s 1943
J&J
Southern Trac—See PhUa Oo.
Southern United Gas Oo—
1st lien 6s 1937 with ware A&O /
Southern Wise Pow 5s 1938 -A&O
Southwestern Assoc Telep Oo—
104
96
102
12
105 V*
87V*|
Southern Cities Pub Serv bo
Conv deb 6s 1949..
M&N
Southern Cities Utilities Oo—
1st lien & coll 5s 1958....A&0
8 f deb 6s 1958 ser A
F&a
Southern Colorado Power Co—
a
60
73
80
1st & ref 6s ser A 1939
M&F
1961
or vice.
65
.J&J
1st ref 6s 1952 series A
1952 ser B..M&S
South lnd G & E 5Vis
'57. .A&O
Southern Natural Gas
Oorp—
6s 1944 with warr—J&J
74Vi
1st & ref 5s 1958 ser B—.J&J
San Antonio Tr 1st 5s '49..-M&8
1st
{■{ £ re' f
1st & ref 5s 1957
a
25
103 Vi
9
104 V<
100
South Calif Telep 1st M 5s
194?
Southern Canada Pr Co Ltd—
Southern Gas
103 Vi
72
0 9 H lIk
M&S
.J&D
94 Vi
101
102
Pub S
78
1053*
-_J&J
Southern Gas Co—
52
97"'
95
75
70
opt—J&,
Southern California Gaa
Oorp—
Collateral trust 5s 1937 .M&BS
Southern California Gas Co—
100
R T.
o
91
89
A.J&.
B. J&J
58 1941 opt 1916..J&.
Refunding 5s 1952
Refunding 5s 1954
a
94
87 Vi
95"
River Vat Water Users Awn
Sau Angeio Telep 1st 5s 1958 F&A
San Antonio Public Service—
ser
1st 6Vis 1935 ex-warr
88
87
85 Vi
98 Vi
J&J
Salisbury & Spencer—See No Oar
Salmon Rlv Powgu 5s '52 op F&A
Salt
92
93
93Vi
72
Corp.
M 5s 1955
funding 5s 1951
_
97 V*
& Light
J&D
St Paul City Ry—See Twin City
St Paul Gas Light—
Gen gold 5s 1944—
M&8
Montreal and Toronto Exchanges.
98
w*
99
Conv 6% notes 1933
J&J
St Louis Sprlngf & Peoria RRlst & ref gu g 5s '39 opt..J&D
72
1 sj
Se? gJ5.8 No,v 1039
103
93 V*
J&D
74
68
vard—See Third Ave Ry.
Southern California Edison—
Water Co—
1945 ser B
St Louis Public Service—
let
92
101 Vi
62*
AwT^T8ee Pub Serv
F&A
6Vis 1938 A..M&*
P&L deb 6s 2025 -M&S
Southeastern Gas & Water Co
1st lien 6s 1944
J&D /
Southern Bell Telep &
Teleg—
_
101"
100
St Joseph Water 5s 1941
..A&O
St Louts Co Gas 1st 5s 1951
70
on
95
94
91 Vi
89
b Basis,
94
IV
72Vi
Pittsburgh Water Oo—
l8i? f
Sou B
91
56
86
27""
98
1st cons guar 5s 1959— --M&1
St Joseph Gas—1st 5s 1937--J&J
J&j
So Texas Gas
IVi
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat & Powerlet g 5s Nov 1 1937
M&K
1st & ref 5s 1946
J&J
k
1st lien & ref 5s 1960
1005*
43
32 Vi
t»iL
ls$ "en & ref 5s 1960 ser
•
80
80
55
81 Vi
South
104
75
45
54
80
M&N
8®e N Y Rys
h
41/2
95
40
83
72
93
i? Dec * 1943—J&D
a
99V*
J&D
98
85
70
JA
South Carolina Power Oo—
1st lien & ref 6s 1957
75
1st mtge s f 4 Vis 1979
IV
42*
Sioux City Serv 6s
1951—1J&3
Somerset Un & Middlesex Lte—
F&l
70
Gen M 4 Vis May 1948—-M&N
Rutland Ry Lt & P 1st 5s"46. M&^
Safe Harbor Water Pow. Oorp—
St Charles St RR—See N Orl Ry
8t Clair County (111) Gas & El—
86
92
M&fc
B
South Bay Consol Water—
1st ref 5s 1950
Ruhr Gas Corp 5 Vis '53 A-.A&O
Rumford FaUs Pow 4s 1945.A&O
70
50"
82
89"
ser
82
57
90
94 Vi
38
91
90
.
A&O
66
87
80
A
ser
35
44
M&N
Power Gas & Water Sec Oorp
Coll tr 5a 1948 with warr.M&N
Ushed
/
67
74
8611 O-F&A
1947
1949
2?~Ir
tn&? 1950
M 5s I960
34
11
J
4Vis 1953 ser O—'J&J
Rockland Light & Pow—
1st M 5s 1938
1st ref 4 Vis 1958 ser A
36Vi
130
30
5
1949
78
99
Telep Oorp—
1st & ref
1st 6s
1st
67
57
Co
■
75V*
Rome (N Y) Gas. Elec Lt & P—
1st ref 6s 1946
_
A.M&N
84
42
74V*
A&O
Shreveport Rys 1st 5s, '33-44.J&J
Sierra Pacific Power Oo—
1st & ref 5s I960 ser A
M&S
Sierra & San Francisco Power—
6s
Rome (Ga) Ry & L 5s '40--A&C
J&J-
1st M s f 6s 1942 Ser B..M&N
84
2d 5s g 1933 ctf dep
Rochester & Syracuse RR—
55 Vi
Deb gold 5 Vis 1947-
80
81
54
39
— m
Lighting Oo—
2d M
25"
M&S
Power Corp of Canada Ltd—
Conv deb 4 Vis 1959 Ser B-M&S
96
18
86 Vi
1st mtge 5s 1956 ser B—M&N k
83
1st M 4 Vis 1961 aeries F—A&O k
Potomac El Pow
104 Vi
Cons M g 5s 1936 guar..J&J
106Vi
Gen lien & ref 6s 1953
A&O
Power Corp of N Y—
1st M 6 Vis 1942 Ser
56*
93
86iy
Portland General Elec Co—
Portland (Me) RR 3 Vis 1951-J&J
1st 1 & con m 5s 1945—M&N
Porto Rico Telep 6s 1944—J&D
Postal Teleg & Cable 5b '53—J&J
Potomac Edison Oe—
47 Vi
53
62
fV.
ec
fih!.ti8T,}ViJnd 5,*8 1952—J&D
Power
M&N
M&N
1st & ref g 58 '40 opt '20—J&J
1st l'n & gen 4 Via 1940
J&J
57
90
104
Shore
47 Vi
5s series E 1962—
-M&S
102
Roch Ry & Lt 6s '64 opt
J&J
Roch Ry cons 5s g 1930.-A&<
/ 22
64 Vi
39
48
— »
58
1V
1st mtge 5s 1951
100V
100V
63
tT^a aer D '70.-A&O
8beboygan Elec—See East Wis Ej
Shenango Val Water 5s 1956A&0
Shlnyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)—
52
91
75
Rys."'
18
47 Vi
87
5>*
F&A
!«*
85::
100
72 Vi
8
1st M&colsf 4Vis '67SerA
A&O
1st col tr 4Vis '68 ser B..M&N
1st coll tr 5s '70 ser O
95Vi
33Vi
103""
Second Ave Trac—See Phila Oe—
Shawinlgan Water & Power Oo—
100 Vi
Oorp—
-M&S Jfc 43
Rochester Gas & Elec Oorp—
102 Vi
Gen M 5 Vis 1948 series O.M&E
96
Gen mtge 4 Ks 1977 ser D.M&F
6s
-.J&D16
N Y
19631
conv
99
SeiSiri3g?t(nTco^1914--M&8
™K.MeT1914---&2
Second Ave—See
35
Rio de Janeiro Train Lt & P—
1st g 5s 1935
J&J
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
1st M 7s 1937 ser A
A&O
Riverside Trac—See Pub Ser Con
Roanoke G-L 5 Vis 1951
-F&A
Roanoke Ry & El 6s 1963—F&A
Roanoke w W 6s 1950
J&J
1st M
83
1st &
1947...
F&A
g 1932...M&N /
Seattle-Everett Traction—
0011
7% sec. notes 1936
—T&A
Richland Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1937
A&O
Richmond (lnd) W W Oorp—
1st M 5s 1957.
.M&N
Richmond (8 I) Lt & RR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
J&J
81
40"
Jcrap. Trac 1st 6s
99 Vi
6s 1952
M&N
6s 1953 with war..F&A
Cons 6s 1955 with rights.-A&O
91
78
102
Ry—lst^s Nov *32.J&J f,f
ref 5s
69
m
89
82
1st & ref 6s 1967 ser
A_. F&A
100 Vi
m
102
'
«8* ^ ^19i6^?Pt 1919
4Vi% notes 1933
71
68
64 Vi
100
92
995*
99 >i
89V*
99
Scranton
89
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y
Mtge g 7s I960M&N
Deb g 5b
101
37
10 Vi
69Vi
Certificates of deposit
Wat Serv
Union—
Extl deb 6s 1953—
J&J
fon
..A&O
Scranton-Hpg Brook Water Serv4Vi% notes 1932
J&D15
Rhine-Ruhr
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
1st 1 & ref 5s 1958
M&S
Pittsbuigh Trac—See PhUa Co
Pittsburgh
Rys—8ee Phila Co
Plattsburg G & El 1st 5s 1939
4% notes Jan 1 1933
J&J
Portland (Ore) Gas & Coke—
35
64
Rocb Tel Co gen 5s 1933-A&C
Rockford Elec Co 1st 5s '39.M&S
1st & ref 4Vis I960
5s 1935
95/a
100
Pitts Alleg & Man—See PhUa Co
Pitts & Charlerol—See PhUa Co
P McK & Con—See W Penn Rys
Pomerania Elec. 6s 1953
102 Vi
98
Rochester Central
100 Vi
mm
102 Vi
95 Vs
35
Direct
24 Vi
*8t 5s 1945 opt aft 1910 J&D
Savannah Elec & Power Co—
1st & ref 7 Vis 1941 ser A..A&O
a
m'm'mm
102
66
*94*
Joaquin Light & Power—
Scioto Val Ry & Pr 1st 6s'43. J&D
Scranton Elec 5s '37
opt '12.J&J
Scranton Gas & Water Oo—
1st 4 Vis 1958—
M&S
'
101 Vi
M&N
0
Schenectady Railway Co—
101
1st & ref 4Vis 1950 ser D.J&D
Quebec Power Oo—
1st M & coll tr s f 5s 1968.J&D
Queensb >ro Gas & El 6s '52-J&J
Ref 5s 1955
M&S
Ref 4 Vis 1958
M&S
Conv g deb 6vis 52 sot A.A&O
RaUway & Light Sec 5s 1952-..Rap Tr St Ry—See Pub Ser Oorp
Reading Trac 6s 1933
J&
Republic Gas 6s A 1945
J&D
!m&N /
1942...
1st & ref 6s 1945 ser B...A&0
Savannah Elec Oo 5s g '52. J&J
Say re (Pa) Elec 5s 1947
A&O
9
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser O
93
34""
30
92 Vi
f 7s
s
102
Q
J&D
60
Uy
i°oi
Sauda Falls Oo Ltd—
lat s f 6s 1956 ser a
74
100
99
42
M&S
Puget Sound Power Oo—
1st g gu 5s 1933 opt
95
58
Joaquin Lt & Power Corp—
San
1st col tr conv 6Vis 1948—A&O
6s 1938
93
El
Unlf & re/ 6b 1952 ser B..M&S
Unlf & ref 5s 1957 ser D—J&J
32
Atk.
41 Vi
San
111
35
73
Puget Sound Power & Light—
1st & ref 5Vie 1949
J&D
So Trac 1st & coll tr g 5s *50 A&O
2d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934
J&D
Gold 5s July 1933
J&J
On!ted Trac 5s 1997 ctfs—J&J
West End Trac con 5s '88-J&J
Paila Elect 1st 5s 1966
A&O
1st M 4b 1996
A&O
37
82""
75
90
60
71
1st g 5s Dec 1 1950— -J&D
EUsabeth & Trent 5s '62.A&C
J O Hob & Pat 4s 1949--M&N
P S Newark Term Ry 5s'55 J&D
conv
-M&
Sand Frem & So Ry—See Lake fi
Deb
110
80
Cons Trac 1st 5s 1933—J&D
Ells Plain/ & Cent Jersey Ry—
Secured
Oo—
Sandusky Bay Bdge 1 st 0 Vi s '42 J5
Not callable.
1st & ref 4 Vi * 1970—
F& A
1st ref 4s 1971
A&O
Public UtUlties Consol Corp—
1st M 5 Vis 1948
M&S
28'"
Birm Traction—
Ave 5s 1926
70""
So Jersey Gas El & Trac—
Guar g 5s Mar 1 1963..M&h
Public Service Elec & Gas Oo—
1st & ref 4Vis 1967.
J&D
21
Mount
°itts &
99
2d 6s '14 ext 5% to '44-A&C
Riverside Trac 5s 1960—J&i
70
21
60
Millv Et & Sh 5s 1923
Browns*
985*
72
67
J&J
Nor Jer St Ry 4s 1948—M&N
Or & Pass Vaf 1st 5s '38—J&I>
Pater son Ry—
84
J&D
Alleg Belle & Per 5s 1935-A&0
Ardmore Street 5s 1958—A&O
Central Trac 1st 5s 1929..J&J
Duquesne Lt 1st M 4 Vis'67 A&O
1st M 4Jis 1957
M&S
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s '30
J&J
Fed 8t & P V 5s May 1 '42.J&J
Ft Pitt Trac Ut 5s 1935—J&D
...
M&N
Morn'slde El St Ry 5s *35 A&O
Washington St Ry—
1st & coll tr gu 5s 1933. A&O
Pitts Alleg & M gen 5s '30 A&O
79]*
Trust certs 6% perpet—M&is
Camden Sub 1st 5s 1946—J&J
Peoria Water Works Co—
1st
80 Vi
79
1st mtge 5s 1961 ser C..-.M&& k
First mtge 5s 1957 ser D.M&N
Public Service Oorp of N J—
103 Vi
Peoples Light & Power Oorp—
1st lien 5 Vis 1941
J&J
Conv deb 5s 1070
J&J
Peoples Tract. See Phila R T
1st
795*
Public Service Oo of Oklahoma
102
101V*
Ban Diego Water Supply
1st m s f 5s 1955
ref 4Vi" 1978 ser D.M&N k
1st lien & ref 6 Vis ser G '37
Bid
Bonds
Ask.
1st & ref 4 Vis 1980 ser E—J&J k
1st & ref 4 Vis 1981 ser F..A&C
i»t &
107 Vi
100 5*
84
101 Vi
100
Bid
Bonds.
Pub Service Co of Nor 111 (Con)—
82
Peoples Gas (N J) lBt 5b '68. J&D
People's G L & Coke, Chlcagolst cons g 6a 1943
A&O
Refunding gold
1047—MAS
1st & ref 4s 1981
Ask.
86
77
85
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st & ref M 5s 1954 ser A.F&A
103
Southwestern Gas & Eleo Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A ....J&J
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
M&N
64
100 Vi
42
42
105
105
98
92
98 Vi
91
68
100Vi
43
45
108
107
101
96
99 Vi
14Vi
16 Vi
92 Vi
93Vi
46
105V*
80
79
47
106
82
81
99"
104
100
n Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
s
Sale price,
t
Minimum price estab-
Southwestern Light &
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
1st M 5* 1957 ser B
Southwestern Natural
lit s f 6s 1945
Pow Oo—
F&A
F&A
M&N
Public Service
f 0s 1945 ser A
Southwestern State* Telep
lit M 6s 1948
Southwest Gas Oo—
1st lm 0 Ha "37 with warr_
Spg Br'k Wat 1st ref 5s
30%
31%
62
63
Oo—
A&O
6s 1951
F&A
6s I960
.l&D
0% conv notes 1935
A&O
Standard Power & L Oorp—
F&a
1957
08
Oorp—
B.—J&D
Standard Telephone Oo—
1st 1 col tr 5%a '43 *er
Y &
Util 7s 1940
By—See N
94%
95%
81%
83
60
M&*
1st M 4%s 1970
M&S
1st M 6s 1961
J&D
Syracuse Gas g 5s 1940
J&J
Syracuse Lake Shore 6c North 1st M g 5s '47 opt 17—M&N
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1951-J&D
1st & ref 5 His 1954——-F&A
5s
series B 1957
J&J
Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 6a 1940-M&I:
2d rntge g 5s 1930
J&J
Taiwan Kloc Pow.—See Foreign G
Deb 6s
51
60
46%
47%
Without warrants
United Ilium Oo New Haven—
22
24
1st 4s Feb 1 1940
United Light & Power
Tennessee
1st & ref 5s 1956
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962
Dob g
r
104%
105
105
9
3
39%
83
80
92
A&O
Traction & Light—
1st con M g 5s 1954
M&N
Terre Haute W W Oorp—
1st M 6s 1949 ser B
J&D
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
F&A
§8%
69
Terre Haute
83
so
go
so
Texarkana W 1st 6s "58
F&A
75
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5s '48--M&N %
45
Texas Elec Ry 5s 1947
J&J / 214
Tex Trac 1st 6s 1937 opfc..J&j )
2
Electric
let mtge 5s
Texas
Service Oo—
1900
Util. 6s 1945
Texas-Louisiana Power
1st 6s 1940 series A
80
41
21
%
90
Croastown—Set
Power 1st 5s '79-F&A
Electric Power (Japan)—
1st s f 7s 1955 ser A
M&S15J
Tokyo Elec Light Oo (Japan)lst g 6s 1953 series
J&D15|
Toledo Edison 1st 5s 1947--M&S
15
48
56
46
50
45
NY
64
36
100%
a
el
Ry con g 5s '33-J&J
Trl-State Telep & Teleg—
5%s 1942
M&N
1st M 5s 1942 ser B
M&N
Ry—See Un Tr (Alb)
28th & 29th Sts—See 3d Ave Ry
23d Street Ry—See N Y Rys
Twin Olty Rapid Transit Oo—
96
98%
ibl"
40
101%
102%
100
101
Troy Olty
& ref 5%a 1952—J&D
St Paul Oity Ry—
Cable cnt 6s 1937
J&J15
Ouaraaeed
Twin States Gas & Electric—
1st & ref 5s Oct 1953
A&O
1st 1 & ref 5 %s 1945 Ser A-M&S
1st lien
55
86
93%
94%
Natural Gas Oo—
1933
F&A I /
Hydro-Elec Pow Oo—
7%s 1955
M&M
1st M s f
Guar s
55
f 7s 1952
UJlgawa Elec Power
1st M 1 f 7i 1945
F&A
(Japan)—
M&S 16
—-
56
42
43
51
56
8t Ry fts 1935
84*
20
30
A&0,r
Wisconsin Electric Power Oo—
35
.
A&O
S f M 6* 1953
_
M&N
1st 1 & gen M 5s 1944
F&A
1st 1 & gen M 4%s 1944—F&A
Uilca El & P 1st 5s 1950—J A
82
F&A
48
62%
64%
62%
69
70
69
72
103
99
100%
99%|
100
31
32
27
28%
28
Utilities Public Service Oo—
Oonv
6s
J&D
1933
1st 6s
Va Elec & Pow 1st 5s
—
1942—J&Di
1955—A&o|*
1
3
16
18
99%
97
101%
1st & ref 5%s 1946 ser A—F&A A:
1st & ref 6a 1950 ser B
J&L)|fc
70%
1st & ref 6s series O 1952.M&S
74%
56%
.
1946
F<Xi--
J&J,
102"
60
60
76
101%
100
5
5
63
63
40
85
A&O
40
Olty & Sub 5s g 1948
F&A
Washington & Suburban Cos-—
Ooll trust 5%s 1941
M&S
Washington Water Power Oo—
1st ref 5s 1939 op
J&J
44
Iflfc
Elec—8ee"3d
Av
Ky.|
preferred—
$5 preferred
86
104%
97%
pref
Par
Class B
Amer
69
59
71
62
[S28H
29
10(
—(f
Allegheny Traction—See Phlla Amer Cities Pow & Light cl A-25
59
4
4%
93
10
?34*
—-———...
Pw com
Oammonw'lths1 Pw
com A(t,
A(
B
89
17 first preferred^
0 % first
preferred
$61'
""
DlsTel of N J com (no par
Preferred
...—10(
Amer Elec-Power $6 Dr.— (ft
Acner & Foreign Pow cam (no par
Amer
lH
il*
1
17 Preferred
-.-(no par
$7 second pref series A
(t
$6 cum pref
(t
Amer Gas &
63
Elec com... (no par
105
98
6%
Preferred
$6
S5
4
3%
98
-—-—--.25
Gas com——(t)
& Light com..—(
Amer Natural
Amer Power
98%
—-(t
Pow $0 1st pref—(t)
American Light & Traction..—25
Amer Gat &
preferred
pref ser A
7%
14%
i3%
5
Warrants
$0 preferred
62
94
1Q^Q
87%
!=:l;
99%
58
Westchester
Power $7
Common
42
1st & gen 5s 1960
J&J
Waterbury Gas Light Oo—
1st mtge 4%s 1958
M&N
Waterloo Oed Falls & No Ry-—
1st M s f g 5s 1940 op '15--J&J
Certificates of deposit
Watert'n L&P—See No N Y Otll
Waukesha Gas & Electric Oo—■
Alabama
Id
56
Anacost & Pot 5s 1949
84%
Light—
85
89%
1st 1 & ref 5s 1960 ser E—M&N
85%
1st lien & ref 5s 1958 ser F J&D *
Wisconsin Pow. Light & Heat—
91
1st & ref 6s 1946
J&D
Wisconsin Public Service Oorp—
93%
lBt 1 & ref 6s 1952 ser A—-A&O
1st & ref 6%s 1958J&J.* 89
Wise Pub Service Oo—
•
1st & ref 6s. 1942
J&J * 94
Wisconsin Ry Light & Power—
99
1st & ref 5s 1933
F&A
93
90
Wisoon Rlv Pow 1st 5s 1941 M&N
94
Wise Val El 1st & ref 5s '42M&N
ilH
97
1st mtge 5%s 1942
M&N
Worcester & Conn Eastern Ry—
1st s f g 4%s 1943
-J&Ji
87
85
Yadkin River Pow 1st 5e '41.A&O,
Yonker* Ry—See Third Ave Ry. I
York Haven Wat&P 1st 5s'51 J&D
85
York Rys 1st M g 5s *37 opt. J&D
82% L.
Youngs-Shar Ry & Lt —See Mah& ®
Sanesv Ry L & P—See Ool New & Zanesv
"
57%
--M&N
1st lien & ref 6s w w 1960-F&A
Wash Ry & El g 4s 1951
J&D
1st M 5s 1955
89%
PUBLIC UTILITY STKS.
67
Virginia Ry & Power—
101%
1st & ref g 6s 1934
.--J&J
98
Norf & Ports Tr 5s *36—J&D
Washington Bait & Ann El—
1,
4
1st M 6s Mar 1941 op—M&M/
3%
Otfs of deposit
\f
100%
Wash'n (D O) G L 5s 1960—M&N
6s M 1933 series A
A&O
101
6s m 1936 ser B—-.—--A&O
99%
4%% notes 1933
A&O
F&A
96
.
101%
101
J&D
100
76
73
ft IsconBln Power &
103
J&J
99%
'57-J&D15I
J&J
1st M 4%s 1961
J&Dlf
Utilities Service 6s 1953—
09
Wisconsin Minn Light & Power—
1st & ref 5a 1944 opt'19—M&N
Gen & ref 7a 1947J&J
1st & ref 5s June 15
Utlca G & El ref & ext 5s '67.J&J
Deb g 5%s 1947
Deb 6s 1959 with warr
Wthout warrants
42
1952 opt 1919
J&D
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Oo—
1st M 5s 1947
A&O
Wisconsin Michigan Power Oo— I
/
89
85
1st g 5s
33
89
94
1954 ser A
F&A
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
33
96
89
83
85
1st M 5a
28
83
100
Ref M 6s 1954
If
1st M 5%i 1953
32%
§*
20
20
Washington Gas & El Oo—
1st s f 5%s 1947
32%
48
White Line
Wichita Ry & Lt 5s 1932
.vichlta Water 6s 1949—.—M&S
1st M 5s 1950. ser B
F&A1
1st m 5s 1960 ser O
M&N
30
Deb s r 6s
kj
Norw—See Lake Shorh bi Kv
93
Tol G E & H con 1st g 5s 35-A&01
Toledo Light & Power Oo—
&
6% notes 1932-.
J&D
qq
Topeka Ry & L 1st 5s 1933-F&A
102%
Trenton G & El g 6s 1949—M&S
Trenton St
39
100%
100%
16
'42—J&D
10-yr sec conv 5%s 1942 —M&S
Virginia Public Service Oo—
1
50
80
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Oo—
1st M 5a 1941 opt
M&N
'42.M&S
Virginia Pow
Ry
60%
36
Cent Ry ext and Imp 5s.-1932
Extended to 1934 at 6% M&S
91
38
47
5%% notes Nov 15 1932-M&N
Westphalia United El Pr (Germ)
1st M s f 0a 1953
J&J
Whatcom Oo Ry&Lt 5s '35.M&N
W'msport Gas—1st g 5s '39.F&A
Willlamsport Water Oo—
1st m 5s Aug 1952 ser A--M&S
Wilmington & Chester Traction—
Ooll trust 0s ext 1933
A&Oi
Winnipeg El Oo 1st ref 5« '35 J&Ji£
Gen 5s 1952 series E
25
82
20
12
Gen 6%s 1949.
Gen M 5s 1956 ser D
40
56%|
14
F&A
22
42
57
83
18
5%|
Utilities Power & Light- Oorp—
Toho
Tol Frem &
89%
,
11
36%
60
6
92
75
gS*1
Fdg & R E M 4%s g '50—M&N
0%s Aug I 1930
F&A
25-year g 5s 19A1
J&D
30-year 5s Mar 1 1900
M&S
Mat Un6s ext at 5%to'41.M&N
Northw'n gu g 4%s 1934—J&J
Utilities Oorp—
coll tr s f 5%s 1948---J&D
36
64
101
63
84
10
Western
36 ^
75
9
6
Western United Gas & Elec Oo—
1st 5%s 1955 Ser A
J&D
11
9
Utah Power & Light Oo—
Deb 6s May 1 2022
2
100 %
88
89
g*i
_
15
35
2
Eq 7%s Feb 15 1936 —F&A If
Unit Rys (Phlla)—See Unit P & 1
United Rys of St Louis—
,
Gen g 4s July 1 1934
J&J I
Olty & Sub Pub Serv 5s '34-J&J
United Traction (Albany)—
.
Con g 4%s 2004
J&D
Albany R^ con M 5s B
g '30-J&J
Gen g £s 1947
J&D
Troy Olty Ry 6s g 1942-A&0
(Tnlt TrfPlttsb) —See Phlla Oo.
United Wat G&E5sl941
Unterelbe Power & Light Oo—
102"
74
39%
23%
M&S /
18?*1
60
1st
9
Income g 4s 1949 op *29--J&D
Inc funding g 5s 1930
J&D
Bait Sparrows Ft & Ohes—
23
71
88
J&J / 24%
M&S
22%
Tide Water
Oonv deb 6s
83
Utah Lt & Tr 1st 5s 1944 A—A&O
a
Tyrol
78
Utah Gas& Ooke 1st 5s 1930-J&J
17
60
F&A
2-yr 6% notes Feb 15 '33-F&A
Western Puolic Service Oo—
1st & ref 5%s 1960
F&A
Western United Oorp—
Ooll tr s f 0%s 1955
J&D
54'
51
26
& Lt 1st 5s 1937 - J& D
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A
— J& J
1st & ref 5s 1950
M&N
Third Avenue Ry (New York)—
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft '14 J&Jl
Adjlncg5snn
Jan
I960 opt—A&O
f
1«*. r»orr
tb. ir
Third Ave RR 1st 5s g r37..J&J
Dry Dock E Bway & Battery1st 5s gold 1932
J&D
Gen ref M ser O incJan 1960|
Sou Boulevard g 5a 1945--J&J
Union Ry 1st 5s g 1942._F&A
Westchester El 1st 5s g '43 J&J
Yonkers Ry 1st 5s 1946--A&O
Twin States
%|
48
47% I
60%
Texas Pow
Thirty-fourth St
52
86
Oo—
B
101
51
85
1 6%
J&J
Texas Gas
1st 5%s 1960 series
Sf dob 6s 1942
J&J
United Railways of Havana—
87
65
99
53
1st mtge 5s
53
' 20
West Un Teleg coll tr 5s 1938-J&J
'52—A&0|*
Lake Ko EI 1st 5s
—
50
OA
,
M&N
1st M 5s 1951
53
5%sl952—.-.—.F&A
1st g gu 4%s 1953
Baltimore Traction Oo—
1
....
—
_
6%s"37 with war.J&D
Western P L & Telep—
1st 1 coll 0s 1948 ser A
M&N.
6s 1975
No Bait DIv 1st 5s
100
91
go
S8
f
s
68
_
75
Unit Rys & Elec (Baltimore)
1st consol g 4s 1949——M&t
1st con M 6s 1949
M&J-
Tennessee
lit & ref
M&N
1947 ser B
F&A
1st 6s series A 1944
J&J
United Power & Tran—
United Rys tr ctfs 4s '49-J&J
United Public Service Oo—
■,
Ooll tr 6s 1942 ser A
A&O /
6%s 1933 with warr
A&0|J.
United Pub Util 6s 1947 A—A&O
1st lien 5%s 1947 ser B—A&O
1st lien 6s 1947 ser O
A&O
101%
75
--
103
77
|*
United Power & Light (Kansas)—
ovt.
J&D
J&DI
opt—M&N j
Public Service—
5s 1970-Ternl Hydro Elec 0%s 1953
Deb g
103
F&A
M&N
64
96
49%|
„
A&O
_
105%
65
west Va-Ohlo River Bridge—
lst M 6%s 1952
J&J
Western Mass Oos—
4 % % notes Sept 15 '34-M&S15
Western N Y Utilities fis '40-J&D
Western N Y Water Oo—
J
1st M 5%s 1950
M&N
.
F&a
Deb 6s 1973
Co—
1943.
1955
Fenesssee Electric Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
1st M 5s
Ref m 6s
1st
3
1st 1 & consol 5%s 1959--A&0
49
38%
West Texas Utilities Oo—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
Weat Virginia Gas Oo—
10
Oo—
Deb g 0%s 1974
106
104
5
1st M 4s 1901 ser H
20
f
f
64
106%
105
95%
M&S
G—J&D
J&J
West Penn Tr 1st 5s I960--J&D
W Phlla Pass Ry—See Phlla RT
1st M 5s 1956 series
(
106%
}05%
A.M&S
—
35
88
100
g
1st M 5s '40 op '21 «er
1 st M 5s 1963 series E
Ry
52
75
100
Flrstllen5%s 1951 ser A.M&N
61
Union Water Wks Oo—
1st lien 5%a 1942
M&S 15 /* 14
Unit Elec Oo of N J 4s'49.-J&D
97
United Elec Rys (Providence) —
65
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A
50
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B
United Elec Serv (Italy)—
Extl 1st s f 7s 1956 ser A—J&D.
United Lt & Rys 0j A
on—J&i.
Oo—
J&D
1958
Eastern Elec
Ave
58
Bond & Share
Telephone
Third
50
73%
West Penn Power—
100
Elevl
49
47
1968
Tampa Electric Oo—
1st M g 58 1933 s f
'
103
A&O
Oo of Philadelphia
Apr 1 '52 op "07 A&O
Super-Power Uo of lit —
let 4%s
101%
58
1st e f g 5s
100%
100
J&J * 103%
Blev RR—See N W
Ry—See
62%
1,
1st 5s '19 ext at 6% to '32.J&J
Indianap North 5s 1932—J&J
Man & Un Oity 5s 1930-J&J
Union Water Service Oo—
Ry.
Queen*! O
Stettin Pub
Suburbau Gas
20
30
A.M&N
Stein way
17
100%
Debenture
Deb g
5s
105%
West End St Ry—See Boston El
West PennElec. deb 5s 2030-A&O
102
Union Trac Oo of Indiana—
30
M&S
Debenture
Standard Public Service
1st Hen 6s 1948 ser
(Jnlon
Onion
M&N
'05-A&O
1935—
70
67
J&J
Springfield (Mo) Gas & Elec Oc
1st tntge 5s 1957 ser A—J&D
Springfield (O) Lt, Ht & Power
General & ref 5s 1933.. .A&O
Standard Gas & Elec of Delawart
0% g notes
General
New
Onion Elec L & Pow of Illinois—
1st g 5%s 1954 ser A
Oo—
1st M s
1954
J&D
1967 ser B—F&*
1957A&O
A&O
Genl mtge 5s
Power & Light—
0s 2022 series A.
M&S
5b'50--J&D
103%
Westchester Lt 1st
aft "18 M&N
Gen 5s series A
65
63
Gae Oo—
Southwestern
Southwestern
Ref & ext 5s '33 op
101%
103%
100%
L—
U alon El Lt & Pow Oo of St
05 h
fc
-» •—■ -
marked 'f end
except wtiero
prices art "and Interest
BOTIOA.— All bond
Deb g
BONDS AND STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY
88
„
i
26%
27%
"
5
17%
"8"
18
Ok 21
i)
8
...(,
(t
"9%
"9%
30
31%
25%
24%
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
89
■OTIOI.—All bond prlooi ir« find Interest" except where marked "("and Inoome and defaulted bonds.
Stocks.
ma.
Par.
Ask.
Stocks.
Amer Public Service 7% pref.100
Amer States Sec. com A
(t) d
Amer States Pub Serv A
S3 preferred
Amer
3
d
d
Superpower Oorp
mm
d
com
First preferred
Preferred $0 series—
American Telep A Teleg
100
Amer Wat Wks & Elec com
Oom voting trust ctfs
mm
-m
(t)
d
SO 1st preferred
(t)
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref_100
d
Appalachian Gas Oorp com — (
S7 conv pref ser A
d
(
Arizona Edison 034% pref
d
(
Arizona Power100
Preferred (7%)————100
Preferred (8%)
—100
Arkansas Natural Gas Oorp
t
Preferred
mm
4%
57%
36%
103%
it) d
(t) k
5
Preferred
23
18 K
20H
90%
92
Class A
X
4
8
8
|4 preferred....—,
d
2%
$8 lnt bear allot ctfs
10
Option warrants
Associated Pub Utilities com.(t
14%
17"
20
34
10
13
Beston Elevated RR com....100
%65%
(t) d
IK
Bridgeport Gas Light
(t) d 40
Bridgeport Hydraulic Cs—...20 d 29
Brit Col Pow Oorp A
(t. dr 21
Class B
(f> d
3%
Broad River Power 7% pref—100
B'way A 7th Av RR—See N Y Bys
Brockton Gas Light Oo v t C—26 d
18
Brooklyn City KR
10
Bklyn-Manhat Transit—(no par) d 21%
Brazilian Tr Lt A Pow ord
T
d
61
d
4
...
2X
29%
66 34
8
32
22"
18
45
~3"
dk
ds
18
...
Class A full paid
Elec Power <v Lignt
Oorp
3
2
3
4-
Ells A Tren RR—See Pnb 8
ICO lO
55"
"2%
"2%
82
85
~i
Empire A Bay State Teleg....100
Empire District Elec 0% pf
10<'
Empire Gas A Fuel Co pr 8%.10(
il»
8
12
24
Chicago Rys partic ctfs aeries 1..
Preferred 7%
24 K
23^
4%
X
100
(t
(t
$534 pref (with warrants)..(t
$6 preferred
(t^
Erie Lighting pref
..(no par
.....
...
Essex
84
A
142
10(
80
31%
50 preferred
(t,
Illinois North Utilities 0%preflOi
Ilium A Power Secur 1st
pref_l()<
Indiana 8ervlce Oorp com
lot
30
33
46
60
70
Hudson Gas..
io>
d
Inland Utilities partic A
(t
Interboro R T vot trust ctfs_.10<
Internat Hydro-El Syst A.
(t
d
Class A warrants...
Internat Ocean Teleg (guar)
Internat Power com
Falrm't Pk A Hadd Pass
90
Iowa Southern Utll
7% oref
...—100
90
I
k
68
35
35
38
9*
8
40
d
35%
40
d
38
50
10
147
2
2%
29
31
32
35
19*
50
88
56
59
76
30
100
50
61
63
66
90
72
1834
3*
Lynn Gas A Elec Co
2.
d
Mackay Companies pref
—10(
Manhattan Elev Ry (N Y)...10t
Modified guarantee...—101
Marconi Wlrel (Canada)
50
...
92
10%
5%
1%
—
Market St Ry (San Francisco). 10t
Preferred
...._——10<
1
....
——101
2%
%
Second preferred
1(X
Mass Power A Light Associat'n
warrants
IK
...
Common without warrants
—....
18
......
Warrants
Mass Utilities Associates
v
t c„
d
5% conv partic preferred—51 d
98"
73
71%
d
with
80
85
82%
d
Common
...
60
6%
21
Preferred
Ry—Set Phila R T.
69
12H
.....2)
preferred..
71
67%
d
Lowell Gas
Prior
80
69
90'
Long Island Lighting com
(T;
7% preferred
101
0% preferred
]0(
Los Angeles GAB Oorp, pref.lOt
Louisiana Power A Lignt 50 pf (t
Louisv Gas A Elec com cl A_.(t
Louisville Railway Oo
I0i
Preferred...
10*
Light
l3-
78
94"
pf—10
LincolD Telep A Teleg com...100
Lone Star Gas Oorp
(i
Lowell Electric
22
...
%
lot
IX
d
7% pref—100
Preferred
8
103
1(>
%
9%
22
1%
%
(t
3
35
%
20
Kentucky Securities Oorp
10L
Preferred (0%)
100
Kentucky Utilities, pref— ....100
Keystone Telephone preference 6u
Kings Oo Ltg 7% pref
lu*
5% preferred
10<
Laclede Gas Light
10(
65
31
dk
(t) d
Preferred
.L*
d
ifM
Kansas City Pub Serv com
12%
9%
6%
]
Kansas Uit> Power A Light—
1st pref 56 series B
—it
23%
9%
2"
—.100
20X
3X
15
4%
5%
61
32
d
10<
5% % preferred
28
33
Federal Light A Tr com
16 d
Preferred (56) ........——(t) d
56
57 preferred ex war
(i
Warrants new for cl B stockInterstate Power pref 57
()
26
d
Fall River Elec Light....
2f d
Fall River Gas Works..—26 d
88
Cine New A Gov Lt A Trac—.100
5%
d
(t
_.
Lexington Utilities 6
142
4
d
.10
B
Lake Sup Dist Pow
d
d
3
Internat Power Securities
com.(t
56 preferred
(+
International Ry v t c
10
40
20%
10
74
X0<
48
10
"5"
7234
15
Preferred
39%
5 IT
5K
1934
14X
100
68
Indianapolis Gas..
g<
Indlanap Pow A Lt 6% % preflOt
Indlanap A Southeast Tr pf
10»
Indianapolis Street Ry Oo
.101
Indlanap Water pref
Inland Pow A Light 7% pref.IlOi
46
4
147
85
Illinois Pow. A Lt. 0%
pref—100
24%
6%
6%
«
70
24
18
European Elec class A.
Cincinnati Car Oo class B ...—(t)
Preferred
—....20
175
...100 dk 16
1UU s
17
100
n—
Engineers Pub Serv com
55 conv pref
X
_
174
30
rtic stk.(
stk.(t
Empire Power Oorp partic
56 preferred
Empire Pub Serv. com
4
Series 2
d
—101
Preferred
8
10'
034% preferred
6% preferred
4
170
10
Kansas Elec Pow 7% pref
101
Kansas Gas A Elec 7% pref—10(
Oorp
El Paso Electric Co (Del)
Preferred series A 7%.....100
"l%
41
26
0% preferred
1
50
(t)
(T)
15"
X
x
(t)
10
43
2*
fnr
Jamaica Water Supply 57 pref. 50 d
Jersey Cent t ow <* u* ? Vouiouu
1
4
:1L
50 cum pref
...
Optional warrants
19
dk 25
50
40
Debenture rights
2
(1)
Second pref (57) ser A
47
40
i
Preferred
Haverhill Elec Light.
Holyoke Water Power
80
1834
25%
_
_
100
preferred..
Elec Power Association.....
$6
45
K
21K
8
d
(t)
Conv stock
10
22
....
40
Italian Superpower common A
1
234
.Vf.
mm
A
Eighth Ave RR—See N Y Rys
Electrical Securities. 5% pref.100
Electric Bond A Share
.....(f)
50 preferred
(t)
100
Preferred
d
(t) d
Read'g El—See Read'g Trac
Edison Elec Blum (Boston)—100
Chic Dist Elec Generat 50 pref (t)
Transp——..100
mm---
mm
East
Chic City A Con com part ctfs.(t
Pref partic ctfs
—(no par
Gas
6334
Eastern Util Assoc com
83
6%
m mm
26
....—
50
47
'
East Kootenav Pow Ltd
2
64
43
Internat Superpower
1 k
International Teiep A Teleg_.(i
d
International Utilities A
d
.(*
53
24
12
Cincinnati
i
42
40
n
i
■
36
100
Chris A 10th Sts RR—See NY Ry
Cincinnati Gas A Electric pref 100
■
i
50c
100
(t) d
0% cum pref100
com(B)(t)
i
634
Adjustment stock
mm
5X
45'
Class
100
83^% pf (t)
25
i
i
57 pref without warrants...(t) dk 21%
preferred series B....—(♦) dk 29
Eastern Texan Elec Co..
(t) d
0% cum pref (without warr).100
—.100
100
60c"
100
13
(t) dk 1834
2 K
(t)
Certificates of deposit
20c
5834
Eastern N J Pow
9
Cent Vermont Pub Ser 50 Pi--(L
Ohes A Poto Tele ef Bait pref.100
97%
99
82
Eastern Michigan Rys
mm
m.
45
55
m.
mm
51%
64
%
IK
d
mm
77
57
13%
:
96
6% preferred
——.100
434 % prior preferred—
100 k
Shore G A El
Eastern States Pow Cor
lOO ICO
80"
100
Eastern
1
40
Preferred B stock
~3%
3X
Greenwich WaterAGas 0% pf_10(
Gulf States Utll 56 pref
(t
55.50 pref
>+
Hackensack Water
2s
...
1
87
(t)
preferred A
7.2% prior pref ser B
35
(t) d
52
13%
5934
102
85
———(t)
Prior
57
Duquosne Gas Oorp com
(t)
Duquesne Light—See Phila CoEastern Gas A Fuel Assoc's—
Common
.(t)
East Shore Pub Serv
Central Pow A Light 7% pref.100
Cent Pub Serv (Del) com
(t
Class A
!
_
50
—100
Eastern Mass St rty coin—lou
First preferred stamped .—.100
o3^
70
43
0% preferred
...100
55
14
7
57
14%
63)1
6% preferred
IX
100
Edison
m.
Gold A Stock Teleg
(guar)—.100
Green Mt Pow
Oorp 56 pref_.(t
Houston Ltg A Pow pref
7%.. 10i
Houston Natural Gas pref
Stock purchase warrants—
173
170
(f
77"
87
_
95
lx
50
82
Series 3
94%
it!
70"
62
Chicago Rap Tran com
Certificates of deposit
57
k
84
Chicago City Ry
com)..
Preferred
88"
78
deposit..
"
Duluth-Superlor Trao Co..
88
60
d
mm
100
(t
Derby Gas A Elec 57 pref
21%
.......
:<t!
56 X
Dayton Power A Light 0%preflOO
Denver Tramway com
(t, d
Preferred
.100
20%
85%
d
mm
mm
._
Cumberland Oo(Me)P A Lt pf 100
Dallas Power A Light 7% pref 100
20
d
55
mm
mm
d
(
Hudson County Gas
Idaho Power 7% pref
100
Preferred
Duke Power
0% conv pref... —
100
50 opt conv pref (ser 1929).. (t'
Central States Pow A L 17 pf (t
(Toronto)
d
_
65
63
..
6.0% preferred
$5 preferred
Continental Gas A Elec
Detroit
6
mm
,
.—(••)
Havana Elec Ry com
7% prior preferred
100
Oontlnen Pass Ry—See Phila R T
Cuban Telephone com...
100
6
85%
I
Consumers Pr (Maine) pf 0%.1OO
'
43
100
Ctfs of
Consumers Gas
80
d
.....
t c
X r
Cons Trac of N J—See P 8 Corp
Cons Trac (PIttsb)—See Phila Oo
Cent Miss Val Elec Prop pref. 100
Cent Pk N A E RR—See N Y Rys
Warrants—..
v
48%
Central Maine Pew 6% pref—100
Central States Eleo Corp
7% preferred
16
Oonsol Gas Utll class A
76
]
57 prior pref
12
54
Glass B
22%
Preferred
...26
Hamilton Gas common v t c
Hartford Electric Light
"~2~
Hartford Gas com
"26
Preferred
"
2b
52
45
Central minois Light 6% pf—100
Cent 111 Pub Serv pref...(no par) d
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref. 100
|7 preferred
51
5X % preferred series E
100
5% preferred series A
100
Consolidated Gas (N Y) com.
55 preferred
d
Central Gas A El Co 50 34 pref.
Cent Hud G A E com v t c_.—
Cent A S W Utll com
49 K
52
12
d
mm
...
Preferred
100
Cons Gas E L A P (Bait).(no par)
0% cum pref series D
...100
2434
Cent Crosst RR—See N Y Rys
7% preferred
3
104
94
d
Capital Trac (Wash. D O)—100
Carolina Pow A Light 57 pref ft) d
50 preferred
(f) d
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Oorp pf 100
0% preferred
2%
52
62%
(t * dr
com
74
72%
100
—
Canada Nor Pnw
70
71%
%
Connecticut Ry A Lighting
Bangor Hydro Elec com
26 d 23
100
7% preferred
...100
91
0% preferred
.100
Baton Rouge Elec Oo 50 pf—(t) d
75
Bell Telephone (Canada)
9834
...100
Bell Telep of Pa 034 % pf
100 k 109%
Birmingham Elec 57 pref
(t) d 49
50 preferred
(T) d 50
8
Birmingham Gas 50 pref——(f) d
BlackBtone Val Gas A E pref...60 d
95
Bleeck 8t A Ful Fy—See N Y Rys *
Blue Ridge Corp
2%
(t)
53 conv preferred
(t) ±12834
(no par)
Bklyn A Queens Transit com.(f)
Preferred
(f)
Brooklyn Union Gas
(no par)
Buff Niagara A East Pow pref.26
55 first pref
(t>
Calgary Power—.....
....100
0% cum pref
100
Calif-Oregon Pow 7% pref
0% preferred series of 1927.100
0% preferred
.......100
Calif W ater Serv pref
100
Can Hydro-El Oorp 0% 1st pf 100
50
81
42
(t)
-Preferred series A
Com'wealth Pr Corp 0% pf—100
Commonwealth A Sou Oorp comf
(f)
12
15
8
34
d
7% preferred
d
(
5634 pf(with com purch war)(t)
Georgia Power $0 preferred...(t;
78%
20
25
33
d
65%
100
1%
1
24
(f)
55
89
94"
(
Corp.....(t)
43"
10
pref ser A...
pref ser B
56 preferred..
\
A
conv
Gen Italian Edison Elec
Oorp—
Amer shs for ordinary stock
Gen Public Service
Gen'i Public Utilities
57 pfd__i
Gen Wat Wks A Elec com A
40
5
7
conv
30
.
70"
41"
2
..
23
84
26
2X
d
6634
Connecticut Power
17
34
83
Delaware A Marlon
Optional warrants.
50 Pref
J8*
40
42X
Community Power A Light—
First preferred 0%
100
Community Water Ser com
(t)
Coney Island A Bklyn RR
.100
Connecticut Elec Serv com.._(t)
15
IX
(t.
Atlantic City Elec, 50 pref
56
Com'wealth Utilities cl B— (f) d
.(t
7% pref
AmociatedTelp A Teleg (56) pref (t)
57 first pref
100
Associated Telep Utllcom A— (t
50 pref with war——..—— ft
pref
Columbus
15
i
--
36"
Columbus Ry PAL 1st pf A 6% 100
Preferred ser B 634 %
100
Common wealth-Edison Oo
.100
">A
~
57
-
7% preferred
_.
13
13
.——100
deposit
4
$6% preferred
57 preferred
Fitchbi
)urg Gas A Elec Light
Florida Power A Lt $7 pref
(t
Florida Pub Serv 7% pref——10(1
56 cum
31
105
42
0% preferred series A......100
5% preferred series B
100
5% conv preferred
100 k
~4~~
12
5
14
ds
>034 preferred-.-.-,
$7 preferred
27
103 X
Coast Oo Gas A El 1st pref
100
Oolum G A El Oorp (Del) com (t) d
70
2*
....(t)
0% preferred——.—100
4%
3
........
.—.—100
Ak(
A .(
com
Preferred
.100
Gas A Elec of
Bergen County. 100
Gen Gas A Elec (Del) com A
.(t) d
Common class B
ft) d
Preferred class A 7%—... (
d
Preferred class A8%
(
City Pass Ry—See Reading Tr
City Ry (Dayton. Ohio)
100
Certificates of
Bid.
Par.
Federal Water Service
Foreign Light A Power units., (f)
Franklin Telegraph (guar)
100
Galveston-Houston Elec Co..100
100
Cleveland Railway
234
234
4%
Original preferred...
$5 preferred........
$6 preferred
Preferred
Oleve Elec Ilium common
2
17%
100
Preferred
25
10
-
10
(t)
.—.—100
Citizens Gas (Indlanap) com—25
37
com
Preferred
3%
20%
Citizens' Pass Ry—See Phila R T
Citizens Traction—See Phila Co
—
2%
64
7% preferred
....
Arkan A Mo Pow 7% pref——100
Arkansas Pow A Lt $7 pref__(t)
Associated Gas A Elec com— (t)
Common class A————_(t)
7K
Cities Serv Pr A Lt 50 pf—
22
%
Stocks.
Ask.
—.—......—100
B
Preferred BB
5934
103%
X
..
Bid
Par.
Cincinnati Street Ry
......50
Olndn A Suburb Bell Telep
50
Cities Service com............_t
2%
24
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
90
Par
Stocks.
par
Metropolitan Edlsnn Oo com., (t)
$7 preferred series B—
(+)
preferred series O
Middle West Utilities
$0 cum pref without
70
& Light 6% pref
Mississippi Riv Pow pre?
100
Missouri Pub Ser 7% pref
100
Mohawk-Hudson Power lstprf(t)
64
58
60
14
k
d
1634
3334
4031
drllO
37
42"
94
98
d
1434
dk 6434
10
100
100
7%
30
40
4934
W*
98
134
20
7
10
7
10
6
9
14
62
64
92
v
76
74
80"
d
45
49"
15
20
89
97
100
Corp $7 pref
(t)
Bleecker St A Fulton Ferry. 100
B'way A 7th Ave guar
,100
Christopher A Tenth Sts
100
Eighth Avenue
100
9034
9834
34
Grand St Ferry... 100
aid
100
Twenty-third St guar
..100
Y & Queens El L & P com..(t)
42d St A
(f)
(t)
100
10
71
47
d 104
d
96
d 104
d
14
34
254
Os com
(t)'d 2854
preferred
..50'd 42
Edison $0 pref—(t)'<Z 75
9
North Amer Light A Pow.
(tj'tM; 33
$6 preferred
(t) k
34
Nor Amer Utility Sec—Com. (t) d
North American
6%
North Amer
0% preferred.
7% preferred
Nor Indiana Pub Ser
110
9734
106M
1434
29"
75
75
47
53
11
13
53
"734
"734
100
of Canada com.. (t)«r
54 34
K
pref—106
100
100
N.H.80pMt)^
1634
18
II*
70
-—<t)|®
J—1$2'
Rapid Transit St Ry Co.—100
8*
73
78
63
68
50"
60"
Ohio-Kentucky Gas
...
Ohio Power 6% pref-
100
Ohio Public Serv
87
90"
pref A (7%). 100
0% preferred
Ohio River Edison 7 % pref
100
d
Ohio Valley Gas common
Oklahoma Gas A Elec 7% pf..l00
Okla Nat Gas Corp 034%
Df—100
d
II"
6%cumjpref B
(t)
Rap Tran St Ry—See P 8 Carp
Rhine-Westph Elec Pow Amerahi
Rhode III Pub Serv pref..
(t)
Class A
(t)
Rochester Centra) Power
(t)
Rochester G A E 7% pref
"8"
0% preferred series
Roch
Telep $034 pref
Light A Power
Rocky Mtn Motor com A
Preferred
St
Louis
Pub
7% prior
0% prior
1334
14
81
—10
d
25
d
5c
_(t)
$7 preferred
(")
$6 preferred..
(")
Utlca Gas A Electric 7% pref 101'
Utilities Pawer A Lt Cl A (no par)
36
89"
4
1]
—
(no par)
25
20
2334
100
Virginia Elec A Power com—(t)
$6 preferred(t)
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref
100
d
Wash Bait A Annapalls
50
Washington Water Pow Oa 6% pf,
Western Massachusetts Cot—(T; d
Western Power Corp
100
Preferred
100
Western Union
Telegraph
100
7%
0%
cum
cum
preferred
pref
West Penn Power 7%
35
72"
75"
2834
29
5034
40
105
100
93
(t> dr
3
100 dr
8
Telep 7% pref
..100
53
58
4834
10734
95
334
10134
Yark (Pa) Railways camman—60
Preferred
•
91
80
34
pref—100
0% preferred
" ""
.
400"
76
50
100
100
Wisconsin
■
J
West Penn Elec Oo Class A__ (t) d
78
102
II"
50 d
Preferred
Winnipeg Elec Co
91
8334
Washington (D O) Gas
20
Washington Gas A Elec 7% pflOf d "II
325
Wash (D O) Ry A El cam
100
8734
Preferred
100
78
50
2
1
10
■
■
3
98
A Pow pf A 7% —100
9734
84
a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
d Price per share, not per cent, k Last sale.
Ex-dividend.
% Minimum price established on Montreal or Toronto Stock Sxchange
(t)
1234
(t) d
(t) d
100
100
~\1H
76
5
preferred
preferred
(
76
99
85
A
7
23
89
100
5
534
1934
—
Wisconsin Power ALight 0%pflOO
7% preferred...
100
Wisconsin Pub Ser Oarp7%pf 100
100
Serv
Preferred series
San Joaq L
IF
30
42
Water pref.100
—
3t Louis County
preferred
Preferred
B—100
100
100
51
28
39
IF
...
D
50
70
11
100
0% preferred aerlei C
~7"
9834
634
1734
1134
50
$7
Class B ctfs
29
77
gueens
adlo Corp
Borough
GaaAE10%pflOO
of Amer
(t)
Rockland
x
<t)
United Pub Serv com..
23
43
5634
■(I>
9234
84
1st pref
cum.
New
78
((t)
6%
83 M
148
63
0% preferred..:
100
7% preferred
100
Public Service of Okla 7 % pref 100
1UU
6% preferred
lOO
1834
(t)
(")
vot
pref (non-vot)
7% cumul pref
143
98
Jersey Gas A Elec Trac—100
-ft)
(t)
$0 preferred
(t)
6% preferred
100
20
Public Service Oa af Nar 111—(t)
d
4834
143
112
88
So
cum
United 111 Oo ©f New Haven.. (")
United Lt A Pr cam A
(t)
Common B
(t)
80
47
5034
Warrants
Utah Pow A Lt cl A
60"
d
234
2634
%
85
45
—
50
53
51"
dk 6034
17
34
af N J—(no par) a
121
100
10634
—100
9834
100.
8234
7% cum pref A
5%
834
32 «
(t)
(t>
United Pub Utll $6 pref
United Rys A El (Bait) cam..
35
31
9734
105
United Gaa Corp cam
$7 pref aeries A
62
4134
27
134
...(t)
58
49
Public Serv of Ind 87 pref—
d
10
8 34
83
63
734
...
United Gas A Impt
100.r
78
10534
90
United Gas A Elec Carp pref.100
United Gas A El af NJ 5% pf-100
$5
Pub Serv El A G $5 pref
60
57
(t)
Transit
100
Warrants
55
10334
65
*
70
—
534
79
Railways
$3 cumulative preferred
pref. .100
Puget Sd Pr A Lt $6 pref
$5 preferred
Quebec Power common
¥
87"
1C'"
......
Street—See N
7% preferred
50
49
100
70
Union St Ry (NewBed.Mass).lOC
United Corp
(t)
Postal Teleg A Cable 7% pf.100
Potomac Edison Co 0% pref.100
Consolidated Trac af N
,
10C1^
......
80
17
2534
10C
Union Elec L A Pow (111) 0% pf.
Un El L A Pow (Ma) 0% pf-100
50j
25
(7%)
94
108
.
100
pref.100
Third Avenue Ry (N Y)
10C
Toledo-Edison pref A (7%) —10C
0% preferred
10C
6% preferred
100
Trl-OIty Ry A Light pref....10C.
Trl-State Telep A Teleg
(t)N
Preferred
70
54
com...100
100
Northwest Electric 0% pref__ 100
Preferred 7%
100
Northwest Bell Telep 034» pf-100
Northwestern Teleg (guar)
50
Ohio Bell Telep pref
100
Ohio Edison 86 pref
(t
$7 preferred
(t
110
40
70
50
Preferred
1st preferred (0%)
Texas Power A Light 7%
70
45
0% preferred
Tennessee El Pow 1st pf
Twin City Rapid
Preferred
0% pi.,. 100
NarthernTex Elec Co
Tampa Elec Co
75
19
2634
dx 4134
d
834
834
10C
100.
(t)
20
23d
10
334
034% preferred
8% preferred
35
78
Public Serv. Co. or
(
d
vtc
80
24
8% preferred
7% preferred
6% preferred
$5 preferred
234
preferred
A*
40
12
534% preferred
Northern N Y Util pref
100
Nor Ontario Power Co 6% pref 100
Nor States Power (Wis) pref. 100
Nor States Power (Del) com.. 100
7% preferred
100
7%
2934
60
Public Serv Corp
100 rf
—100
.100
99
25
5% preferred
16
dx 46
dk 41
22
0% preferred
Lt cam
Serv
Pub
21
Public Serv af Gala 7%
d
Class A partic stock
50
60
Providence Gas (free stock)
Certificates of deposit
58
6ie
(t) dk
(t) dk 134
Sub R T St Ry—See Phila Oo
Swiss American Elec pref
Is 3334
90
Syracuse Ltg 0% preferred—100
Standard
18
80
134
A
Preferred
15
43
(t) d
(t) d
Pow
Class B
Port) Elec Pow 6% pf
—100
Portland Gas A Coke, 7% pf
100
Porto Rico Telep com
Power Corp
(t)
(T>
$0 prior pref
Standard
43
Potomac Elec Pow 0%
A—(t)
prior pref
pd)50
50
534% preferred
3
cum
15"
Gray's Fy ($25 pd)
Philadelphia Traction
Ridge Ave Pass ($28 pd)
34
...—-(f)
4 cum preferred
10
Phil A
34
31
"7
....
97
72
73
34
Standard Gas A Elec cam (no par
....
18
16*
13
70
71
31
60
Preferred
4
d
29
50
50
Phila City Pass Ry ($2234
Phila A Darby Pass Ry
82
dr
37
($15 pd)_50
Preferred
Util com....100
65
95
2534
d
25!
Sprlngf (Mass) St Ry Oas pf—100
20
Spring Valley Oo Ltd..
32
25
24
2234
Free itock
j
Preferred
d
•
Piedmont A Northern Ry_. ..100
Pittsb A Blrm Tr—See Phila Co
d
100
N Y & Richmond Gas 6% pref 100
N Y Steam Oo com
— ..... (f)
North Continent
....
DuQuesne Light 6% 1st pf.100
Federal St A Pleasant Val—25
Monongahela Lt A Pr
50
Monongahela St Ry
—50
Pittsburgh A B'ham Tr
50
Sub Rap Tran St Ry
50
United Traction pref
..50
98
Philadelphia Elec Co $5 pref__(t
28
Phila Elec Pow pref
2
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
50
234
a
.w
7% preferred
50
d
70
Citizens Passenger guar
50
d
32
Continen Pass Ry ($29 pd)_.50
16
Falrra't Pk A Hadding'n
60
Frandf'd A Southwark Pass.50 d 100
35
Germantown Passenger
50
Green A Coates Sts
d
iii
2334
2534
9034
29
Preferred
d
6
2534
20 34
35
Common class B
7034
d
53
(t)
Southwestern Lt A Pr cam
52
....
18"
62 i-
Springfield Gas A Elec pref
4
Springfield (Man.) G L Oa vtc.25
(+)
69
29
14
57
48
116
(t)
preferred
85
d
72
114
Southwest Gas Utll com
$034
53
50
50
Phila A Western Ry com
Preferred
1st preferred
Nor Bost Ltg Prop com
Preferred
50
9
74
50
.50
13th A 15th Sts Pass Ry—.50
Union Pass ($30 5-0 pd)
60
Union Traction ($1734 pd)..50
West Phila Pass guar
50
Sixth Avenue
$7 preferred ser A
$6 dividend pref
Y Telephone 034% pref
Niagara A Hudson Pow
Option warrants A
Option warrants B
Option warrants O
50
(t)
75
68
116
49
50
10M
70
112
72
dk 13
11
6
ds 1034
So Jer G El A Tr—See P 8 Carp
83
d
..
—.—
Southwestern Bell Telep pref. 100
Southwestern Gas A El 7% pf.100
2d A 3d Sts Ry guar
(1/
N
$7 pref (t)
Participating class A stock, (f)
pref. 100
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt $7 pf_(t)
86 preferred
Ct)
$5 preferred
...
(t)
Pennsylvania Water A Pow—(t)
People's GLAO (Chic)
100
Peoples Light A Pow com A—(t)
Philadelphia Co com
(t)
Hestonvllle M A F com
25
Light Corp $6 pf(t)
x
94
17
60
44
65
75%
52
40
«;*
•
3
17
16
78
Penna Gas A Elec Co 7 %
40
40
N Y Rys
N
d
Allegheny Traction
Traction
Consolidated Trac pref
40
95
Telegraph
New
100
pref(t)
pf—100
13
73
Penna Gas A Elec Corp
d
(t)
preferred
d
$6 cum pref..
30
30
107
..100
(t)
$5 preferred
0% cum. preferred
30
82
7634
80
Citizens
(f)
(t)
58
99
dk 1034
75
55
..
d
534% preferred series O
26
0% preferred series B
25
7% preferred series A
26
Sou Calif Gas Corp $034 pref—(t)
Sou Calif Gas Oo 0% pref
25
Southern Canada Power
(t)
Preferred
...100
Southern Col Pow com A
2£
Preferred
—100
South A Atlan Teleg (guar).—26
Southern Indiana G A E 0%pf 100
7% preferred
100
Southern Nat Gas Corp
(t)
Southern New Eng Telep
100
--
105
93
,
d
South Calif Edison common—26
—
41
100
35
53
Warrants
..
37
15
95
__
Warrants..
234
97
Shawlnlgan Water A Power —(t>
Sioux City Gai A El 7% pf—100
Sierra Pac Elec pref
100
Samerset Un A Middlesex Lt-100
Southeastern Pr A Lt com—(t)
Preferred ($7)
(t)
Participating preferred
(t)
8934
100
El. 100
Warrants B
d
$7 preferred
(f)
$0 preferred
(t)
$6 convertible preferred
(f)
$6 prior pref
New England Telep A Teleg..l00
N Eng Wat L & P Asso 6% pf.100
New Haven Water
50
N J A Hud Riv Ry A Per pref. 100
Now'Jersey Pow A Lt $0pref(t)
New Orl Pub Serv. com
_(f)
7% preferred
100
N Y Power &
Preferred
Penn-Ohio Edison 7% pr
(t)
16
d
........(t)
A Teleg
100
warr—(t)
(N Y)
8econd Ave RR Corp
3834
com_._(t)
Penn Central Lt A Pow $5
d
England Power. Co. pref 100
England Pub Serv com— (t)
N Y Mutual
Pacific Telep
Preferred
115"
45
Lt"7% pref——100
1st preferred
1734
3354
0% preferred
100
Seaboard Public Service Oo—
20
2734
2434
dk 2134
38
d
Pacific Pub Serv ser A
87"
65.
$3.25 conv pref with
$0 preferred
24
d
d
.
Paterson A Passaic Gas A
dr
100
preferred
/
preferred
Pacific Pow A
17
dr
Class B
O ussO
|7 prior
I
d
pref
Peninsular Telep Oo com
Unstamped
New
•
dk
Pawtucket Gas
preferred series A—._—100'
Nebraska Power, pref
101
Nevada-Calif Electric, com—100
New
•
ProforpflH
85
7%
Assn com
Prior
dk 80
(f)
Preferred
75
Preferred ($6)
Pac Northwest Pub Serv
80
Nat Public
New Eng Pow
First
Pacific
103
67
84"
PhilaOc
PhilaOo
Monon-West Penn P S 7% pf_25
Montreal L H A Pow. Oons.(t)
Montreal Telegraph
40
Montreal Tramways, com
100
Mountain States Power, com.(f)
7% Preferred
100
Mountain States Tel A Tel—100
Municipal Service preferred __(t)
Nassau & Suffolk 7% pref ..100
National Elec Pow ci A—.—(t)
7% preferred—
100
National Power A Light com—(t)
Preferred
Newark Consolidated Gas
New Eng Gas A El Assn —
$534 preferred stamped
25
preferred (534%)
25
Lighting Corp com—it)
preferred (0%)
6
Common non-voting
(T;
preferred Service Corp—
First
Savannah El A Paw deb stk—100
Light Heat A Pow—100
10
75
Miss Power
80
i3o*
Preferred
100
Ottawa Traction
100
d
12
Pacific A Atlantic Tel (gu)..._25
Pacific Gas A Electric
26 dx 27
100
100
preferred
Monongahela L & P—See
Monongahela St Ry—See
Ottawa
13
Light 7% pref 100
& Lt 7% pf-100
Second
90
68
i t)
war—(t)
preferred
100
-—100
Preferred
80
d
7% prior lien—.100
8% prior lien
100
7% preferred class A...
100
8% preferred class A
100
Milw. Elec. Ry. & Light—
0% pref. series 1921
..100|
0% pref. series 1892-1897--100
86 cum
Bdge pf.
Omaha A Council Bluffs St Ry
d
(t)
Midland Utll
Milwaukee Gas
Minnesota Pow
Om A Ooun Bluffs Ry A
90
Ask
Bid.
Pa»
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Stocks.
Ask.
334
Memphis Natural Gas.Memphis Pow A Lt. 7% pf-no
9b
Bid.
101
87
I In London, n Nominal, r Canadian price, s Sale price,
Without par value.
include all issues which do not appear
In the case of stocks, how¬
ever, we put "Textile Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and Land," "Title Guarantee and
Safe Deposit Companies" under separate heads, then follow with the rest of the "Industrial and Miscellaneous.1?
Under the heading
under the previous two
"Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities"
NOTICE.—All
bond prloss
Bonds.
Bid.
art
88
Abbotts Dairies deb 0s 1942-M&S
_
warr—A&O
Deb53*s 1943 with
Tenn
63
4
21
58
6
)
I.&
Cons g 5s Jan 1955-
8
AAO
1939--JAJ
8s 1939
J&J
36
By-Products Coke Corp—
12
1st M 53*s 1945 ser A
California Packing Corp—
3134
3134
Allied Packers deb 0a
Mfg Oe—
81
83
MAN
Alpine Montan Steel Corp—
1st b f 7s 1955
M&8
44
1952-M&S
95
96
'48-J&J
Amalgamated Sugar Co—
1st s f 7s 1937
AAO
Araer Aggregates Corp—
Deb 0sn43 ser A with war_FAA
70
72
1937
Deb gold 6i
Aluminum Co debs 5s
Aluminum Ltd a f debt 5s
Without warrants
;
473*
Amer
s
.
—._F&A
1933-— AAO
5s 1943
5a 1942-AAO
1953—J&D
Chain deb 0s
Amer A Continental
Amer Oyauamid deb
amer Ice Co deb fis
34
38
32
57
I1M
7334
78""
60
70
7734
M&N
Oonv deb 53*8 1949
78
International Corp—
Oonv
American
J&J
80
f 0s 1939-AAO
Ltd—
104
1949
53*s
Am Mach A Fdy a
6534
* notes
54
95
50
Sinking fund deb 5a 1948--J&J
4H% notes 1933—
M&N
Amer Seating conv 6s 1930
-J&J
Amer Service deb 014s 1934.-J&J
Amer Smelt & Ref 6s 1947--AAO
Amer Solvents & Ohem Corp—
95
J&J
Rayon 5s 1950
Simmons Hardw
63*% gold notes
1st A gen m 6s 1941 ser A.A&O
Cons Rub 0s 1946--A&O
Oanad
k
1941-J&J
M&N
53*% notes 1932
MAN
53*% notes 1933-38
MAN
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
3-yr 534% notes 1933—MAS
1st g 5s 1940
MAN
Batavlan Petrol 43*8 KU 1942 J&J
s f 0s 1942 with warr.
Without warrants..
—-
42-MAN
1930—J&J
Beth'm St 1st 1 & ref 5s
Purch money 5s
Penn-Mary
Steel 5s 1937-J&J
96
J&J
75
80
85
85
95
83*
80
102 %
38
103
56
40
Agrlc
363*
28
Everlastik, Inc 1st 7s 1937-M&N
37
C.__
37
67
27
33
a
f 6a
s
f 6a 1939
1948
ser
20-year deb 03*s
A
—
F&A
-A&0
1948. --A&O
333*
53""
Finland
52
58
263*
32
1940
J&.1
Residential
Bank
M&S
f deb
7s
Mtge
sinking fund 6s 1961
76
85
603*
543*
IP
49
58
61
conv
6s 1949
ser
40
A J&D
Fox Film Corp deb 6a 1930&A&O
Framerican Ind & Dev Corp—
18
92
983*
67
73*8 1942—
J&j
Francisco Sug 7 3*s 1942-M&NU
Fraser Co deb 6 t*s 1942
A&O
French Nat Mail SS Lines 6s '52
(For Govts)
Consolidated Laundries—
15
3534
1013*
Id-year coll tr 6J*s
Consol Textile 1st 8s
36
1013*
Consol Tobacco 4a
11
1st A ref s f g
Container Corp 1st
23
101
17
~2~~
1043*
Frick-Reld Supply 6a 1943-.J&D
60
Gannett Co deb 6s '43 ser A.F&A
77
47
1941.-J&D fk 13
Garlock Pack Co deb 0a '39_AAO
633*
1053|
65
79
75
85
88
8234
9034
If*
84
93
953*
F&A
Deb 5s 1952 ex warr
13
203*
93
94
Gen
42
Eq tr 43*s 1932-'46 (yr)__M&S
Gen Baking deb 53*8 1940-.A&O
6sl934.M&N
104
37
Corporation Securities Co—
6% serial notes 1932
M&S
5% serial notes 1933——M&S
5% serial notes 1934
M&S
6% serial notes 1935
M&S
Cosgrove Meehan Coal 03*s 1954Crane Co 5% notes 1940—F&A
Credit Alliance Corp—
Deb 53*i 1938 with warr-M&N
Crowley. Milner & Co—
Deb s f 53*8 1937
M&N
Crown Cork & Seal Co. Inc—
20-year sink fund 0s 1947. J&D
Crown Willamet Pap 0s *51 -J&J
Crown Zellerbach Corp—
Deb 08 1940 with warr
M&S
Crucible Steel Co deb 5s '40.M&N k
k Last sale
I In London,
I
n
473*
50
General American Investors lnc—
33
Corn Prod Ref 1st g
65
11
203*
99
1434
25
8
20
74
1234
15
27
9834
913*
9534
.MAS
6-yr 0% notes 1934
J&J
1st 6s 1946.-
63
92
Gelsenkirchen Mining Co—
71
-----
6s "46-J&D15
Deb 5s 1943 with warr__J&D
Continental Oil Co—
Deb 53*8 1937
M&N
Continental Roll & Steel Fdy—
1st M conv ■ f 6a 1940----J&D
Consumers Co
100
1930—-J&J
1951
opt—M&N
6s 1950——J&D
39
80
99
53
Consol Coal 4 3*8 1934
80
/This price includes accrued Interest
r Canadian price
78
58
;
1043*
General Amer Tank Oar
Equlp5 3* 81932-1934
Equip 4 3*8 1942
Eq tr 4 3*t- 1932-45.
Corp—
-M&N
—F&A
J&D
79
80
8%
8%
8%
7.50%
»IP:
1940M&N
8%
983*
453*
J&J
633*
64
7.50%
7.50%
Amer Transports System—
General Bronze deb 6s
47
General Cable Corp—
1
lit mtg*»
s
f 5 Ha 1947 aer A
.
1003*
6% notes 1933
J&D k 1023*
6% notes 1934
J&D k 102?*
6% notes 1935
—J&D k 102J*
973*
Gen'! Elec 33*h 1942 opt—F&A
40
Gen Elec (Germany)7s'45_J&J 16
353*
Deb 03*8 1940
J&D
343*
Deb s f 6s 1948
M&N
General Cigar 6% notes 1932 J&D
1
63
46
48
General Indua
843*
Oonv deb 63*a 1944
M&N /
General Laundry Mach'y Corp—
Deb 6Ha 1937
/
63
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Sink fd gold deb 6a 1937—F&A
50
56
5% serial notes 1933
5% serial notes 1934
Nominal,
.
483*
39
353*
Alcohol—
5% serial notes 1935
5%serial notes 1930
b Basis.
46
493*
M&S
M&S
M&8
M&S
Hen Petrol 1st 5i Aug 15 1940
Stock Exchanges,
42
77
833*
Deb
83*
913*
Sf 5s 1942..
..M&S
Rubb Co 1st 8s 1941 —M&S
notes 1946.A&O
Foreign Power Secur Corp—
66
95""
913*
Flour Mills of America lnc—
1063*
63*% notes April 15 1936.A&0
Consol Mach Tool 7a 1942—J&D
Consol Publishers, Inc—
90
53*% notes 1931
Certificates of deposit
Flsk
Oonv g 63*%
87
70
52
1003*
Flsk Tire Fabric 03*s 1935—_ J&J
n
59
67
48
10
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s '48M&8
Firestone Tire & Rub(Oan)7s 1937
Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif—
993*
963*
10
58
Corp—
—
40
b
/
J&J
*
Farmers Mfg Co 7s 1943-—M&S
Federated Metals s f 7s '39
J&I)
Flat
38""
Finishing Corp—
m conv
1st
443*
603*
30
M&S
ser
35
253*
13
1
A&O
1942
Sink fund deb 5s 1942
Famous Players Canada
63
7
European Mtge & Invest—
1st 1 73*8 1950 ser A
M&N
1st 1 73*3 1966 ser B
_F&A
1st
1958
634s
Loan
See Ger & Com Bks
513*
Ernesto Breda 7s 1954 ww.J&A
1st col tr
1941.J&J
M&S
70
70
t>33*
433*
593*
983*
513*
Staking fund gold 0s
65
J&D
& col tr
96
95
Consol
J&J
19
Fairbanks Marie & Oe—
51
80
923*
65
75
102
90
913*
74
llH
30
J& » 2
A
65
53* %notes'37(Ampartctf)M&N
Commonwealth Subsidiary Corp-
7934
71
15
ser
88
Conv deb 534s 1949
F&A
Oomraerx-und Prlvat-Bk(Gerin'y)
73 H
683*
833*
65
100
53*« 1948
63
99
96
k
49
F&A
f
e
70
46""
1948 ser A..M&S
48
87
Donner Steel 7s 1942
J&J
Dow Chemical 6% notes'40.F&A
Driver Harris Co—
65
37
4334
534s
A
7% notes 1931
393*
63*
50
g
89
Empire Oil * Refg Co—
40
Oomputlng-Tabulatlng-Rec Co
83
8
92
98
—
Deb
ser
Steel 6s 1931 ctfs..F&A
Elk Horn Oaal lst63*s J 931.J&D
25
1940--J&J
Colon Oil deb 6s 1938
J&J
Col Fuel A Iron s f 6s 1943--FAA
Colo Indus 1st 5s A A B 1934 F&A
4 3*
f 0s 1949
s
Fabrics
Bit Coal 4s
95
Eastern
5
D^) s f 5348 1942
—A&O
Chicago Stock Yards 5s 1961-- —
Childs Co deb 5s 1943
.--AAO
Chile Copper Co deb 5s 1947.J&J
65
'44--JAD
BeldV-Hem'way0% uotes '36 J&J
Beneficial Indus Loan Corp—
Oonv deb 6s 1946
&J
933*
38
Chesapeake Corp—
Oonv col 5s 1947
MAN 15
Chic Jet coll tr ref g 4s '40--A&O
Coll trust ref 5s 1940
A&O
Chic Pneumatic Tool Co—
,
A O 6s
363*
1st
:
12
90
80
f 0s Oct 15*00 A&016
1st 17s 1967
Ohateaugay Ore A Iron—
Guar gold 4s 1942—
FA A
Bay way Terminal—
.
1st in 034s 1946—
J&J /
Certificates of deposit
- —Beacon Oil deb 6s 1930—M&N k
Beech Creek O
343*
913*
Cespedes Sugar 1st 73*s '39.MAS
Chapin-Sacks, lnc—
Coll tr sink fund 7s 1934-J&D
s
1st mtge sink fund 6s 1942. J&D
Caterpillar Tractor 5s 1935
Foundry May 1931 -F&A
Central Steel 1st 8s 1941—MAN
Certaln-teed Prod Corp—
>
Deben s f 53*t 1948—MAS
873*
6
Rencenbank—
6s series B 1949
Dominion Textile 0s 1949
Donnacona Paper—
76
75
Central
Corp—
Deb
57
1st
J&J
Without warrants
Balaban A Katz Corp—
Sates Valve Bag
37
53
99
.
Atlas Plywood Corp—
Conv deb 53*b 1043-— --MAN k
1937
25
Deb
76
1940—J&J2
Connecticut Coke 5s 1948-
Coil tr g 5s Jan 1 1959
—J&J
Atlantic Refln deb 5s 1937—J&J
Autocar Co. 1st 7s
85
3X4
33*
973*
863*
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co—
Internat Paper—
25-yr guar 5s 1955
M&8
Capital Admin Corp—
Deb 5s 1953 with warr—J&D k
Atl Gulf A W Indies 88
Atlantic Steel 1st s f 0e
6
62 34
6S
Cos|
1933
J&J
Lines-
'43-F&A15
4
3
Dodge Bros deb 0s 1940
M&N
Dodge Mfg 1st 7s 1942.
J&J 1
Dola (Jac) Pack 1st 0s '42.M&N
Dominion Canners 1st 6s '40 A&O
Domin Coal 6s '40 op '10
M&N
Dominion Glass 0s 1933.—J&D2
95
45
1st
J&D
1939 opt-
933*
23*
67
83
it*
68
3%
J&J
A
estate
94
Cammander-Larabee Corp—
1st mtge 0s 1941
—J&J
Oomm'l Credit 0s 1934
M&N
Coll tr s f 5J4s 1935J&J
Oomm'l Invest Trust Corp—
Delaware—
Armstrong Cork deb 5s 1940-J&D
Arnold Print Wks 0s 1941—A&O
Associated Oil 6% notes '35-M&8
Associated
96
50
'
Associated
105
94
J&J
Anglo-Chilean OonB Nitrate—
Deb 7s 1946---MAN
gold 4 3*8
36
5
104f4
Fdrs deb g 0a '37 _MAN
0s 1939
M&N
0s 1940
A&O
Amer Wire Fabrics 1st 7s '42M&S
Amer Writ Paper a f 7-0b '39. J&J /
5Kb 1943 ser
& Co—Real
L deb 5s
Clearfield
Deb gold
Deb gold
Armour A Co of
34
89
Amer Type
—
6934
21
1936 with warM&S
Amer Sugar Refg 6s 1937
J&J
Amer Thread letSH* 1938-MAN
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951--F&A
1st 0s 1947-—----—
Amoskeag Mfg 0s 1948
6834
234
8 f deb 6 His
1st M
9534
Rolling Mill—
,
Armour
6734
79
——
American
8034
Metal Co
Apr 1 1934.AAO
American ivleter 0a 1940
American Piano 6a 1935
Amer Radiator deb 43*8 '47 M&N
53*%
69
98
36
Amer I G Chern Corp—
Amer
733*
48
1st M 08 1949
Canadian Nat Steamships—
29
70
67
Canadian Cottons 5s
f deb 0s 1935
Deutscne
69
45
Canadian
40
71
9
51
J&J
5t*s 1938—M&N
1947.M&N
SS
44
703*
5
Conv a f deb 5s 1939
_F&A
Oamaguey Sugar 7s 1942 A&O 15
Canada
41
Certificates of deposit
Stmpd with stk purch warr
Certificates of deposit
Ondahy Pack a f 5s 1940
J&D
Sink fund deb g 63<« 1937 A&O
De Bardeleben Coal Corp—
1st mtge 6s 1953
„J&D
Denver Un StkYds 6s 1940—J&J
Deutsche Bank (Berlin)—
0% note'32( Am part ctfs) M&8
Stamped (Mar *33 coup on) '35
11
10
M&N
Can Cement 1st 53*s
J&J
1950
Farm Ln
8134
American Beet Sugar Co—
Oonv
80
Cons deb 5s 1940
Calif Pet deb
93
Atk
Products—
Cuban Dominican Sugar Co—
1st lien s f 73*s 1944
M&N
61
J&J
—
Deb 6a
483*
90
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Cuba Cant
Certificates of deposit
Bridgeport Brass—
Conv deb 63*s 1939
J&D
Brown Co 1st 63*s 1940
A&O
1st 53* ■ 1950 serB
MAS
Burrnelster & Wain (Copenhagen)
15-yr s f exti 6s 1940
J&J
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952
A&O
RR.
3134
7634
Alberta Pacific Grain 0s. 1940----
Allli-Chalmera
Bid.
Bondi.
Bohemian (First) Glass Workslst 7s 1957 without warr__Jc*« k
Borden Mills 1st s f 0a 1934—F&A
Boston Store (Chic) 5s 1938
Boston Term Go 33*8 1947-F&A
Bofcanv Consol Mills 6 34s '34 A&O /
Bush Term Bhlgs 1st 5« '60-A&O
alDany Peri' Wrapping Corp—
1st M coll tr «■ 1948
AAO
Algoma Steel lab 6* 1902
65""
!§*
Alabama Mills 1st 63*8 *43 A A&O
Ala Steel A Shipbldg—See
9234
flU
Acadia Sugar 5s 1940
Adams Exp coll tr g 4i *48.MAS
Coll tr g 4s 1947
J&D
Alax Rubber s f 8a 1930
J&D
Alabama Cons Coal & Iron—
lit cons M 5b 1933
MAN
1st M A coll tr
17
163*
J&D
"and Interest" exoept where marked "f" and Inoome and defaulted bonds.
Atk.
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Abitibi Pow & Paper—
1st M 5s 1953 ser A
Abraham & Straus Inc—
we
headings, namely "Railroads (Steam)"and "Public Utilities."
..
20
—
1023*
1003*
1003*
1013*
1013*
102?*
s Minimum price established on Montreal or
i
102?*
1033*
Toronto
f
INDUSTRIAL
93
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
&
KOTIOB.—All bond prloei iri "and Interest" except where
Bid.
Bonda.
Ask.
2634
Gen Rayon deb 6s 1948 w w.JAD
General Refractories Co—
2-year 5% notes 1933—
Gen Stl Oast 1st 614s 49 w w J&J
Gen Tbeat Eq deb 6s 1940-A AO
Certificates of deposit
----Gen Vending 6s l^vvV^inSe:
5834
German Atlantic Cable 7s 19454234
German Bldg A LandBk 614 s 1948
Oesfnrel—See Public Utilities
Gillette Safety Razor—
97
Debentures 5s 1940———AAO
56
Glen Alden Coal M s f4s 65-M&S
87
Glldden Oo 514% notes 35-J&D
70
Gobel(Ad'f)6%% notea 35 M&N
89
Godchaux Sugars 714s 1941——.
Good Hope St fclrVVks (Oermr)
48
8 f g 7s Oct 15 1945—-AA015
8034
Goodrich (B P) 1st 034*
53%
'Deb g 6s 1945
J&D
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
78%
lot mtge coll tr 5s 1957--MAN
8734
Gotham Silk Hos deb 6s 36 J AD
9%
Gould Coupler 1st 1 6s 1940-FAA
Grand (F A W) Properties Corp—
8
Oonv deb 6s 1948—___JAD15 fk
Great Lakes Paper Co
14
1st s f 6s 1950 ser A—---MAS
Lane Bryant Ino—
S f deb 6s 1940 with warr.MAN
Lautaro Nitrate Oo—
4
3%
61
4434
Cons
s
f
89%
J&J
27
■
k
Paper
41
& Co—
634% notes 1937—.
52
McOord Rad A Mtg—
42%
4334
5% notes 1933-1936 ——FAA
Humble Oil & R 5s 1937-__ A&O
86
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 7 34s 1963—AAO
Hygrade Food Products Corp.
1st A ref 6s Jan '49 A——AAO
6s 1949 series B
-JAJ
Ice Sec 634s. 1939--------Ideal Cement Oo deb 5s 43-JAJ
McKesson A Robblns Inc—
4234
20-yr conv deb 534* 1950-MAN
Mead (The )Oorp—
153
113"
yp*
40
8
4%
Metropolitan Chain
s
33
---.
2634
46
4534
58
46%
Mldvale Steel A Ordnance—•
47
Conv s f 5s 1936
MAj
Miller A Lux Inc 1st M 6s*45 AAC
Metropolitan Wat Sew A DrainBoard s f 534s 1950
AAC
Miag Mill Mach'y 1st 7s 1956-.
Middle States Petrol 634s 1945.. k
nntfiw 193K
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
gold
Penn
43
45
67
69
20
6934
46%
60
40
69%
41%
33
45
*
96%
30
25
9
9
9
6
10
97
)
95
79%
80
40%
70
18
21
11
Murphy (G O) CoDeb
6s
1940
.
)
Murray Body 1st 6:
Namm (A I) A Son-
r
75
70
Co.
54
1
Nat Dairy Prod 5%s
1948Natloual Fire Proofing Co-
80
82
85%
26
I
Nat Food Products ft* 1944
k
—
Equip trust 6s 1932 Nov 15193!2
25
99%
46
)
77
78
46
I
79
80%
45
Nat Union
Iiotta-Fraschinl 7s 1942 with war fk 63
Without warrants
61
Jefferson A Clearfield Coal A Iron
Endlana Co 1st s f 5s 1950.JAJ
70
Jones A Laughlln St 5s '39. MAN
100%
47
Journal of Commerce 634s 1937JLarstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
1st 6s 1943 with Am shs.MAN
26%
Kaufman Dept Stores Sec Ooim—
»C^ O 0 0
Y Dock Oo—1st g 4s
Serial 5% notes 1938
N Y Evening Journal—
'61-FA/i
A&<
101"
>
>
}
53
67
60
89
N
Y
95
81
>
>
70
>
IS
11*
76
75
74
•
74
A
Foreign Lu vesting OorpDeb 534s 1948 with warr.J&l )
N Y A Hob Fy 5s May '40—JAI )
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1946.-MAr I
N Y A N J Ferry—5s '40—JA J
60
6434
6534
62
■50
45
42
72
89
62
89
86
13%
13
60"
Pittsburgh Coal CoSinking fund deb 6s 1949. Fa a
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt Corp—
Deb s f g 534s 1947
JAD
45
s
f 6s 1948
8*
1st 6s ext 534% 1942
MAI r
N Y L E A WD A I 1st 0s *13
....
55
44
74
93
65
93
87
it54
New York Trap Rock Corp—
1st M a f 0s 1946
J
North Amer Oar—
Equip 5s 1932-1943 (s-a)..J
Eq tr 5s '32-'45 (m)-.MA:
66
FAA
Pittsburgh-Westmoreland
Coal
f g 5s 1947 opt
MAN
Pocahontas Oonsol Collieries—
1st gold 6s 1957 op
JAJ
1st
50
s
60
62
Poor A Oo 0s 1939
Port Arthur Canal A Dock—
1st 6s 1953 Her A
FAa
27
1st M 0s 1953 series B
FAA
Porto Rican Amer Tobacco—
Conv 6s 1942
.JAJ
3234
Potrero
Sugar 7s 1947—MAN15
Pressed Steel Oar 5s 1933
JAJ
50
„
>
5
fk
52
35
103
Bank of
37
Westphalia
57
6s 1933—
Prudential Refg 1st 6%s '43-JAD
Public
Service Subsidiary Corp
78%
65
J&J
1949
Pure Oil Co—
7234
10-yr 534% s f notes '37..FAA
10-yr s f 534% notes '40—MAS
Purity Bakprles 5* 194*
JAJ
70%
60
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp—
pd ctfs (for 0% deb and
stock) 65% paid
75
Full paid
65
Railway Express Agency
inc—
5s *32~*38 (s-a) —.MAS
Series 5s '39-'49 (**)
MAS
Reliance Bronze A Steel Corp—
S f conv deb 6s 1944
AAO /
Reliance Mgt Oorpfis 1954..FAA k
5.00
5.00
Remington Arms 6s 1937
534% notes 1933
Remington Rand. Inc—
74"
MAS
70
80
warr.MAN
51
64
MAN
3
63
85
Without warrants
RepubOasUo (formerly S&xetCo/
J ADD
Certificates of deposit
Republic iron A St
i o» iU40 AA<
Ref A gen 534s '63 «er A
JAJ
Republic Motor Truck Co, Inc—
Deb 034s 1937 with war—JAJ
Revere Copper A Brass—
1st Inc 6s July '48 ser A
MA
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948
Rheineibe
Union
7s
1946
JAJ
Rhinelander Paper 534s
63%
fk 17
fk 17
76%
82"
49
46
34
62
23
28
37%
42
75
Ktilue-Main-Danube 7n 1950 MAS
Richfield Oil of California
53
57%
25%
2534
29%
37%
39%
90
Col tr 0s 1944 ser A
MAN
Ctfs of deposit
Rima Steel Corp 1st s f 7s '55 FAA
Kiordon Pulp A Paper Ltd—
100
1st 6s June 30 1942
JAD31)
Roch A Pitts C A I 5s '48—MAN
63"
70
65
66
) b
9.50
8%
5 6
9.50
8%
\
19
20
1
40%
42%
16
9.50
93
7.50%
Rocky Mtn Fuel 6s 1943
80
27
•1 Vi':
80
...
North German Lloyd—
Eq tr 5s 1933-1939 (s-a)
>
v
b Basis. /This price includes accrued Interest.
and Toronto Stock Exchanges.
79
73
75
NYLEAWOA RR—
81%
10034
1st lieD roll 6s 1946
6134
41%
73
72
70
)
27%
55
41
£
80%
.
N
14
Pllisbury Flour Mills 0s 1943 AAO
,
6434
1
11
Pirelli Co of Italy con7»'52MAN
Plttsb Brewing 0s Feb 4 49—JAJ
Deb 5%s 1947 with
Mtge 6s 1946
78%
Newberry (J J) 534s 1940—AA( )
New Eng Nav—See NYNH4EI RR.
/
4
New Eng Sou Mills 7s 1933
78
69
■
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 0s 1942—.
Serial
National Steel Corp—
73
80
5834
50%
0s
common
80
National Steel Car Lines—
44%
70
JAJ
1949
MAS
Phillips Petroleum Oo—
Sink fund deb 5%s 1939.-JA1
Pick (Albert) A Co deb 6s '30 JA.'
Pierce Butler A Pierce 0%s 42.
Part
56
84%
>
61
44
44
deb
deb 534s series A
Line—
10
7%
1952
734s 1946
67
82
Conv
Provincial
Munson Steamship
f 6s
Protestant Church of Germany—
94%
50
41
s
Price Bros A Oo 1st 6s '43 A.FAA
Procter A Gamble 414s 1947
Gen
With warrants.
8
M
10
10
Greyhound Lines, Inc—
5% % notes 1933-1935
AAO
Phila A Read O A I 6s 1973— JAJ
Pitts Steel
68%
47
a*
58
78
....
Ry.
i
30
14
37
23
82
(Socleta
1st m s f 6s 1941 ser \ MASl?
Penn Dock A Warehouse Oo.
L'hold s f 6s 1949 w W—_FAA
60
95%
Monon Coal—Set Utile Ind A L
Monsanto Chemical Works—
Montecatlni
Penn Mary Steel—See Beth Steel
55
1/
M
5-yr 6% notes 1931.
39
MAN
A..
29%
6834
(Consoi Co)—
ser
Certificates of deposit
Pennsylvania Glass eland Corp—
If
25
83
f 6s 1953
70
15
AAO
76
28
AAC
Co—
41
16
s
65
26%
2534
17%
MAN
67
35
MAN
40
102%
1st
64
82
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp
84
Properties-;
f 6s 1948
24
7°&
Peabody Coal Oo
72%
62
80
43
Transportation Oo—
war
98
21
Sink fund 534s 1950
FAA
Park A Tllford s f 0s 1930—JAD
S f conv deb 6s 1944
Path Ex deb 7s *37 with
12%
■
Certificates of deposit...... f
Panhandle Corp—
2-yr 6% notes Mar 15 '33 MAS16
Paramount Fam Lasky Corp—
20-yrsf g0s 1947...
JAD
ParamountPublix Corp—
Parmelee
.
33
90
k
1st M 6s 1945 with warr..MAN r
Merchants Refrig 6s 1937—
Internationa
k
1st 7s 1937 with com
Pan Amer Petrol Oo (of Calif)—
1st conv s f 6s 1940 :
JADlfi
4534
5634
1st conv.
85
Illinois Steel deb 434s 1940—AAO
10234
Hseder Steel mtge 6s 1948—-FAA
38
Independent Brewing 6s *55 JAJ / 10
Independent Oil A Gas—
Oonv deb 6s 1939
k 8434
Ind Limestone 1st s f 6s *41 MAN
11
Inland Steel 1st 4 34s 1978—AAO
8054
lstm s f4J4s 1981 ser B_-FAA
80
Interlake Iron Corp—1st m 5s 1951 ser B
MAN
45
Internat Agricultural Corp—
1st A coil tr s f gold 5s 1932
stamped ext to 1942.-MAN
45
International Cement—
Oonv deb 5s 1948—
MAN
6334
International Match Corp—
Deb s f 6s 1947
MAN
6%
Oonv deb 5s 1941
JAJ15
7
Internat Mercantile Marinelit M coll trust 6s 1941—AAO
39
Paper—
1st A rei a f 6s 1947 ser A—JAJ
Ref mtge 6s 1955 ser A—MAS
Internat Power A Paper—
lit M 5s 1968
--&J
Internat Bait g 5s 1951 op—AAO
International Securities Corp—
Deb g 5s 1947
JAD k
Interstate Iron A Steel Oo—
lstsf 534s series A 1946--MAN
1st M a f 63*s 1946 ser B.MAN
Investment Oo of * mw—
Deb g 5s 1947 with warr.-AAO k
125"
84%
33
59
33
30%
9734
27%
S f deb 634s 1943 with warMAN
Palmer Corp of La 1st 6sl948JAD
Pan Amer Indus Corp
106
30
.—
10234
_
39"
'
,k
51
tk*
29
55
194' ser \
f g 5s 1939
mmmm
16
25
70
18
Pacific Western Oil Oo—
20~" McCampbell
54
1 st 6s
.
14
40
Marlon Steam Sbovel-
18%
72
42
MAS
1st
Mills
51
Otis Steel
i
68
—
78
Col tr 6% notes 1935
i
Mfrs Tr Co ctfs of partlc In
Namm A Son 6s 1943..
J
JAD
•
22%
8 f 034 % notes 1939 with w JAJ
Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1942AAO /
Oriental Devel Co Ltd—
Extl deb 6s 1953
MAS 15
Extl deb 534s 1958
MAN
Osgood Co deb g^s 1938
Oswego Falls Corp 6f 1941
30
9
13
viara Uoai 6s
29%
4034
1
-
69
25
Owens-Ill Glass s
Pacific Coast Co g 6s 1946.-JA1> k
Uo.
Pac Fruit Exp
Eq—See 80 Pacific
Pacific Invest deb 5s 1948—JAJ
71%
33
Without warrants
Marathon
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
8 f 634s 1936
JAD
Keystone St A Wire 8s 1941 AAO
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
1st mtge 5s 1943 ser A
JAJ
Kinney (GR) Oo 734s 1936.JAD
Klrby Lumber 6s 1938...J&J16
Keholyt Corp 6%s 1943
Keppers Gas A Coke Oo—
Deb s f 5s 1947
JAD
8 f deb 534s 1950
JAJ
KreBge Foundation 6s 1936-JAD
Kresge (8 S) 1st 5s 1945——JAD
Otfs of deposits
Krueger A Toll—
Deb sink fund'fir 1959
MAS
Certificates of deposit.
75
45"
Manufacturers' Finance Co—
10
;
75
3%
Certificates of deposit
7
13
18
15
39
Ooltr53l % notesJulyl6"43FAA
Keith (B F> Corp 6s 1946—MAS
101"
89%
66
Without warrants
5%
36
88
Mansfield MinASmelt 7s 41 (ww)
Haytlan Corp 8s 1938---------Hoe (R) A Oo 1st 634 s A 34 AAO
Hollana-Amer Line 6s 47-MAN
Ho'Hngshead (RM) Co /s 38 FAA
Holly Sugar 6s 1943
-----Hood Rubber 7s 1W36-—---JAD
Oonr 534% g notes 1936AA015
Houston Oil Oo of Texas—
10-yr sec s f 534« 1940-—MAN
Hudson Bay Min A Smelt 6s 1935
Hudson Coal 1st 6s 1962 A—JAD
Hudson (J L) Co—
66 op aft'OS M&b /
Old Ben Coal 1st 6s 1944...FAA
Oneida Community Ltd—
64
50
Hungarian Disc A Exch Bank—
35-yr s f 7s 1963----—-J&J /
'
I.1"—-
AAO
6134
.
1
40
99"
45%
n
——
...
Nova Scotia 8 A o fig 1959—JAv
Is perpetual stock
JAJ f
P
Pineapple Co Ltd—
Kendall Oo5Hs 1948.
15
31
JAJ
434® 1954 ser O
13
4
1st cony 6s 1954 with war. _JAJ
Lawrence Portland Cement Ce—
Deb g 534s 1942
AAO
Lenigh Coal A Nav fund 4s '48 JAJ
Cons s f g 434s 1954
JAJ
tl'i
Norwegian Hy-Elec NItrog OorpRef A Imp fiUe '57 ser A MAN
53%
96
60
warr—AAO
5-year 5% noteo 1936
Hawley Pulp A Paper Co—
1st 6s sf 1946
1944—JAD /
1st A coll tr gold 6s
Ask.
Bid.
Bonda.
8934
3734
IW
Harpen Mining Corp—
6s with war for Am shs—JAJ
Hawaiian
66%
Ask.
86
37
2%
1937-—JAD
5s 1947—FA A
Gulf S tates Paper Corp—
1st s f 634s 1943 with war JAD
Gulf States Steel deb 534s 42 JAD
Hall (F W) Printing Co-1st m A col tr 534s 47 int MAN
Ham-Am Line 634s eq'32-40 JAD
Hanna (M A) Oo deb 6s 34-FAA
Hansa Steamship Lines
Hartford Times 6s 1943
Lackawanna Steel 5s 1950—MAS
Lake Superior Corporation—
84%
30
Sinking fund deb
10-yr 6s 1939 with
Bid.
Bonds.
2734
Lehigh Valley Coal—
72
1st 5s gold guar 1933
8734
JAJ
72
1st
40-year
guar
Int red to
54
4%
1933
JAJ
1st A ref 5s 1934
100%
FAA
30
1st A ref 5a 1944
FAA
25
1st A ref 5s 1954
FAA
30
lBt A ref 6s 1964
.FAA
1st A ref 6s 1974
FAA
92"
80
Leh A W-B Coal con 4s '35—JAD
88
37
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 1953.
LI boy McNeil A LIbby—
12
1st M a f 5s 1942
AAO k 58
119%
Liggett A Myers g 7s 1944-.AAO
Gold bonds 5s 1951
105%
FAA
10
Little (A E) Oo 7b 1942
AAO / 20
81
Loew's Inc deb 6s 1941
31
AAO
36
Logan County Coal 7s 1942
11134
Lsrillard (P) Oo g 7s 1944—AAO
96
5a, 1951
FAA
35
Lukena Steel 1st M g 8s '40 MAN
Magnolia Petrol
100
46"
Deb 434s 1933
FAA
100
Dab 434s 1934
FAA
100
Deb 434s 1935
6234
r
9
70
anatl Sugar 1st 734s '42—i
/
4
Stpd Oct 1931 coupon
84%
GreyhoundOorp 6 % notes 33MAS
Ground Grljpper Shoe 6s 1944——
Gulf Oil of Pa deb 5s
marked "f" and Inoomo and defaulted bonds.
1 Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian prices.
sSalepriC8.
t
Minimum price established on
"
Montreal
■
INDUSTRIAL
&
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE.—All bond priooi are "and Interest" except where
Ask.
Bonds.
Bid.
Roman Catholic Church 0H* 1946
Rom Oath Church Welfare 7« 1046
Root Glass Co 1st 6s'33to'37F&A
Royal Dutch Oe—
61
41
f4«
90
92
85 H
75
44
80
36 H
40""
Deb 4a 1946 with
AJto
ware.
Rueping (F) Leather
0s. 1933-'38
Ruhr Chamlcai 6s 1948
AAO
Ruhr Hauiing 6 Hi 1968
JAJ
Ryeraon (Joseph T) A Sons—
80
Sink fund deb 6a 1943....MAN *
St. Joseph Lead Co—
80
Cony deb 6His 1941
MAN
St Leula Gaa A Coke Corp—
lat M a f 6a 1947
—JAD
St Louis Refrlg A Cold
Storage—,
90H
10H
12
6a 1942
JAJ
St L Rkv Mt A P 6s '66
itpd.JAJ
St. Regis Pap 014a 32- 34—JAD
Santa Ana Bug 8s 1931
A&O /
Baxon Pub Was (Germany)—
1st extl s f 7a 1946
—FAA
Gen A ref AHs 1961
70
32 H
77H
mmmm
91
Bid.
Bonda.
Stuts Motor Car 7 Ha 1937.
AAO k
MAS
5% note July 1 1934—JAJ
Sun Pipe Line 5s 1940
1
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
S f deb 5s 1938
JAD
Swift A Co 1st s f g 5s '44
JAJ
10-yr 5% notes 1940
MAS
...J&J
55
ml
Schulco Co OHiS 1940
—JAJ
Guar s f 0Hs 1940 ser B. A AO
20
35
24
50
MAS
AAO
Thermoid Oo0% notes 1934.FAA
Tobacco Prod 6Hs 2022.....
Tri-Utilitles Corp—
Conv deb 6s 1979—MAS
Truax-Traer Coal Co—
1943 FAA
BcuMn Steol lat 6a 1941
AAO
Securities Co N Y 4a cons ..MAS
Security Mtge 6s Sept 1 '46 ser E
0% bonds Apr 1 1940 ser F
Seneca Copper 7a 1933
Sorrel Corp (new) 6a 1948
Sharon Steel Hoop—
Deb
a
39H
40
70
73
77 %
—MAN
f 6a 1949 with warr.AAO
79H
Pipe Line Oorp—
Deb sf 6a 1962
78H
MAN
80
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal
Co—
1st a f 0s 1947
JAJ
Shulta Bread 1st 0s 1940—MAS
31H
1st 1 coll 7s ser A 1937-MA815
1st lien coll 6H» '38 ser B. JAD
0s May 1 1942 Ser A
0H% notea'37 A with
30
7s 1937
53
70
United
55
97
92 H
102
101
102
101
62
64
99
100
53
56
63
62
98 H
101
98 H
86
6.00
95
50
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JAJ
1943..MAS
f 7a '51. A AO
MAN
U S Radiator deb 5a 1938...FAA
U 8 Robber—
k
k
k
33
95 H
96 H
42
48
44
k
35
*
37
40
*
93H
114
Pipe A Rad 6a '36.JAD
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Valspar Oorp.conv.deb 0s'4O FAA *
90
68
74
54
100
77 H
55
27
12
65
65
69
48
49 H
49 H
Accept Oorp—
0H% notes 1934———FAA
Youngst Sh A Tube—
1st m s f 5s 1978 ser A
JAJ
1st m 5s 1970 ser B
AAO
NY Oof A Bug Ex.
NY Curb Exch—
mmmmm
mm mm
mmmmmmm
mmmm
mmmmm
93H
Chicago Bd of Tr.. 1,550
Chicago Stock Exch u470
Cincinnati Stk Ex—
50
Cleveland Stk Exch
41
Columbus Stk A B.
12
Denver Stock Exch.
19
Detroit Stock Ex..
90
Ft Worth Or A Cot
05
Hartford Stk Exch.
20
Kan City (Bd of Tr)
Loa Ang Stock Exch
Los Angeles Curb Ex
Louisville Stk Exch
MHw Grain A Stk.
Minn Oh of Comm.
Mlnn-St P Stk Ex.
19H I Montreal Stock Ex.
New Orl Cotton Ex
New Orl Stock Ex.
jPhlla Stock Exch..
Plttsb Stock Exch.
rPortl'd StkABd Ex
St Louis Exchange.
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
San Fran Stk Ex
San Fran Curb Ex.
Seattle Stock Exch I
69
88
29
257
544
43
66
500
500
116
19
50
51
75
5,000
1,100
1,000
Uo5
1,500
2:510
300
26,500
3,000
i
2~305!
2",I65
3",566
2,500
2,300
3,000
si ,000
7.30
90 H
24 H
Winnipeg Or Exch.
465
11,000
7,500
8",66o
Ward Baking 0a 1937
Warner Bros Pict 0a 1939
JAD16
MAS
18
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1 Jl}
27
18
18
88 H
20
49
—
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206
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8,500
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94
f
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k Last sale.
u
8:500
The Chicago Stock
t Price for combination
Exchange
membership
No open market,
I
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Worth Grain A Cotton Exchange is limited to 90. Exchange buys certifs. in order
Portland Stock A Bond Exchange temporarily suspended on Feb. 1 1931. Last sale above given is previous to su»or Wheeling Stock Exchange memberships are fixed.
s
and addresses of the
publisher, editor, managing editor
are:
Editor, Jacob Selbert. 25 Spruce St., New York.
Managing Editor, Jacob Selbert, 25 Spruce St., New York.
1
Business Manager, William D. Riggs, 25 Spruce St., New York.
(2) That the owner is (If owned by a corporation. Its name and address must be
stated, and also Immediately thereunder the names and addresses of stockholders
of the total amount of stock.
If not owned by a
names and addresses of the Individual owners must be
217
7.000
3,000
02
40
B. Dana Company, 25 Spruce St., Neiv York.
or more
4.000
13
belief, a true statement of the ownership, management, Ac., of the aforesaid
publication for the date shown In the above caption, required by the Act of Aug.
1912, embodied In Section 411, Postal Laws and Regulations, printed on the
reverse of this form, to wit:
holding 1%
5:500
9,500
12,000
1,600
(Wheeling Stock Ex
24
or
10,000
5:666
Washington Stk Ex
sworn according to law, deposed and says that he is the editor of
the Bank & Quotation Record and that the following
Is, to the best of his knowledge
corporation, the
6,000
5:505
28
and
owning
9,500
30.000,
6001
Seattle Curb AM
State of New York, County of New York, ss.: Before me, a notary public. In
and for the State and
County aforesaid, personally appeared Jacob Selbert, who
names
1,000
10,900
5,500
900
5.750
14
having been duly
Publisher, William
10,000
3,100
12,100|
65
29
22
Statement of the Ownership, Management, Ac., required by the Act of Congress
of Aug. 24 1912, of Bank A Quotation Record, published monthly at New
York,
N. Y., for October 1 1932.
(1) That the
450
344
550
77
139
30
50
ana oan rrancisco *jutd isxcnange.
and business managers
Kxch—.1,375$175,000
1.000
Bxch.1,577
N Y Produce
10H
Deb 6Hs'36 ser a with war AAO
Without warrants
08
07
SEATS.
EXCHANGE
July 5 1932.
arn
67 H
05H
Victor Fnel 1st a f g 6a 1963.-JAJ
Va Iron Coal A Coke 6a '49-MAS
Walworth Co 1st 6a 1946—AAO
—
43""
90H
48%
,
f This price includes accrued interest,
Auction^al^
7
4H
05
74
87
11
I
44
—»-
86
71H
39H
Conv deb 5s 1941
AAO
Van Camp Pack.—6a 1948
k
Van Slyke A Horton 7a 1938.
Vertlentes Sugar lat 7s 1942.JAD
Certificates of deposit
42H
MAS
Original
at 1450 when funds
Pension,
x
2*
3
58
67 %
Yellow Mfg
'Baltimore Stk Exch
Boston Stock Exch.
38
40
*
Valvoline Oil 7s 1937
MAN k
Vanadium Oorp. of Amer.—
Struthers Wells TitusvUle—
0M> 1943
Studebaker Corp ~6s 1942...JAD
rw~<—1
"6""
3
(W. A.) A
N Y Cotton Exch—
31%
99 H
Universal
llH
37H
3
No. Lost Sale
12"
34H
52
30
38H
MAN
Steel 7a *85— JAJ
1940
59
35""
50
USA British Internat Ltd—
95
75
42 H
49%
34
27 H
61
Btlnnea (Hugo) Oorp—
Gen 7a '30 (without
war).AAO
Btlnnea (Hugo) Industries—
Deb 7s *40 (without war_)AAO
Strauss (Nathan) Inc 0s 1938
5%
sin
34 H
5
24
22*
87
33
Universal
22 H
68
67
68
24
24
24
-----
Buffalo Stk Exch..
U S Steel 5a 1951.
82*
20
102 H
deposit
do. 5Hs *39.
21
WIHys-Overland 1st 0Ha '83 MAS
Wilson A Co 1st 0s 1941 —AAO
98 % Wither bee Sherman 0s 1944
Wood (Alan) Ir A St 0s 1944
101H Woodward Iron 5a 1952
JAJ
85
53
104H
102 H
Certificates of
N Y Stock
MAS
30
16
f 0a
15
50
95%
23H
MAS15
Co—
45""
49
49
27 H
103 %
a
WIeboldt
United Steel Wks of Burbach
92
22%
Wheeling Steel Corn—
1st A ref a f 5Ha 1948 aer A. JAJ
1st A ref a f 4Hs '53 aer B.A&O
White Sew M 6a '30 with w_. JAJ
Deb
100H
FAA
99H
0H« 1947 with warrants.. JAJ
40
6'
42
47
10
100 H
Steel Co—
Pr lien A coll 7s Jan 1935-MAN
34
JAJ
1st A ref 5a 1947 Ser A....JAJ
0H% aerial notes 1933
MAS
% aerial notes 1934
MAS
% aerial notes 1935—MAS
% aerial notes 1930...MAS
% aerial notea 1937
MAS
% ser la notes 1938
MAS
% aerial notes 1939—MAS
—aerial notes 1940
MAS
3-yr 0% notea 1933......JAD
173
1053
WIckw Ire Spencer
O
a
White Eagle Oil A Ref
8 f deb 5 Ha 1937
'
Certificates of deposit
Hteamahip Os 1937—MAN k
Deb g 5s 1948
2)
40
60
f deb 0s
WIckw Spencer
United Steel Works (Germany)—
8 F 0Hs 1951 with warr.JAD
Series
66 H
Steel Co of Can 0a 1940
Bteel A Tubes deb 0a
-
95"
FAA
war
1941——.MAS
5H% notes 1937
MAS
Webster OAO 1st g 5a '42 on MAS
W Va Coal A Co 1st 0s I960. .JAJ
Western Bleo deb 5s 1944
AAO
Western Newspaper Union—
8
Without warranta
Deb 6Hs 1941
MAN
United Porto Rlcan Sugar Co
35H
(N J)deb 5s Nov 15 1940
Stand Oil ft Y deb 4 Hs*51
JAD15^
Stand Textile Prod 6H* '42 MAS
Btarrett Invest sec 6a I960—AAO
f 5s 1948
90
S f g 6a Feb 1 1935 Ser C AAO
Deb 5a 1945
JAD
Un T'k Oar eq 4Hb '32-'30_AAO
United Biscuit of Am 0s '42-MAN
United Drug5s 1953
MAS15
Oorp—
If* m 5Hs 1934-43 (s-a)-AAO
ftaiev (A E) Mfg 1st 0s '42.MAS
Stand Oil
b Basis,
Coll tr s f 5s 1950
Union Oil Co of California—
59%
25"
60
f fls 1940.MAN
56
100
37
6H> 1938
AAO
Spruce Falls Power A Pap, Ltd—
6 Ha 1933.....
AAO
a
s
93 H
105]
23
Warren Bros Co—
Conv deb 0s 1944
"
5% gold notes 1942
MAS
Southern Advance Bag A
Paper—
1st s f 0s 1947
—..JAD
Southern United Ice Co¬
da 1947
AAO
lat
20
0Hs 1943—MAN15
Esch-Dudelange
Snider Packing Corporation
6s series B 1932
MAN
5H yrlst 6s 1937
MAN
8 yr 1st 6s 1939
MAN
Btrawbrldge A Clothier—
deb
28
92
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd
1st a f 5Hs 1953 A
JAD
Amer invest
79
90 H
Sinclair Crude Oil Purch Co—
10-yr 6 Ha 1938 ser A
JAJ
Sinclair Pipe Line s f 5s '42-. A AO
Skelly Oil deb 5Ha 1939—MAS
Smith (A O) Oorp 0Hs '33.MAN
Solvay
Conv
9
103
45
5s 1933
AAO
Unit OH Prod 8a '31 ctf dep JAJ26
United Industrial 1st 0s 1945.JAD
82 H
SlemansAHalske 10-yr7a'36—JAJ
Siemens A Hal-8Iem-8chuck—
,
Deb g a f 0Hs'51wlth warMAS
Silealan-Am Oorp 7a 1941—FAA
Silica Gel Oorp—
6 yr 0% notes'32 with war AAO
Simmons Co 6s Nov. 1 1944
81nclalr Cons OH Oorp—
92H
10-yr deb 7s 1935 ex-warr MAN
Ulen A Co deb 0s 1944
FAA
Union Gulf Oorp—
4
f 6Ha 1948 aer A
FAA
Sheffield Steel 6Ha 1948...MAS
Shell
50
60
a
Shell Union Oil Oorp—
Deb s f 6s 1947
30'"
40
7
100
Conv deb 6s 1944 ser B
Texas Oorp deb 6s 1944
Trumbull Steel
...
1st
&
26
100
95
62H
Tenn Coal I A RB 6s 1961—JAJ
Tenn Coper A Chemical—
15
..MAS
Warner Sugar Ref 7i 1941— JAD
Warner Sugar Oorp lal 7a '39 JAJ
Stpd (July 1930 coup on) 1939Conv
a. 1940. with warrant
Vlthout warrants
10"
Scrlpps (B W) deb 6 Ha
25
99 %
94
Taylor-Wharton I A 8 6s '42MAS
lat A ref 7Ha 1940 Ser A..JAJ
Telts (Leonard). Inc—
55
6% notes 1937—
19
99
99 %
'
50
39
Warner-Qulnlail Co—
Conv deb 6s 1939..
'
1st M serial 6s 1932-1942.MAS
Sun Oil deb I f 5H» 1939—MAS
63H
45 H
—
30
Without warrants..
}X
deposit...MAS
Sugar Pine Lumber Co—
Ask.
1944.....AAO
Warner Co 1st 0a
■
1st sf 7s 1942
Certificates of
34
Bid.
Bonds.
A$k.
50
With warrants
Sugar Estates of Orlente—
80
93
BONDS
marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
given.
If
owned by a firm, company, or other unincorporated concern.
as well as those of each Individual member, must be given):
Its name and address;
Owner, William B. Dana Company, 25 Spruce St., New York.
Stockholders: Jacob Selbert, 25 Spruce 8t., New York.
(3) That the known bondholders, mortgagees and other security holders owning
or holding
1% or more of the total amount of bonds, mortgages or other securities
are:
(If there are none, so state.) None.
(4) That the two paragraphs next above giving the names of the owners,stocks
holders and security holders, If any, contain not only the list of stockholders and
security holders as they appear upon the books of the company, but also, in cases
where the stockholder or security holder appears upon the books of tbe company
as trustee or In any other fiduciary relation, the name of the person or corporation
for whom such trustee Is acting, Is given- also that the said two paragraphs contain
statements embracing affiant's full knowledge and belief as to the circumstances
and conditions under which stockholders and security holders who do not appear
upon the books of the company as trustees, hold stock and securities in a capacity
other than that of a bona fide owner: and this affiant has no reason to believe that
any other person, association or corporation has any Interest, direct or indirect. In
the said stock, bonds or other securities than as so stated by him.
(Signed)
Jacob Selbert, Editor.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 29th
day of September 1932. .Thomas A. Creegan, Notary Public. Kings County, New
York County Clerk's No. 55.
New York County Register No. 3C24.
(My
commission expires March 30 1933.)
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