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BANK
RECORD
REQ.
U.
S.
RAT.
OFFICE
OCTOBER IN RETROSPECT
P*f«
Commercial
Cotton
and
Financial
-
Events
1
8
"...
-
Pag*
Hides and Leather
Iron and Steel Trade
Course of the Stock Market
13
Money Market
Dividend Declarations
11
New
.
...r
7
14
.....
Security Issues
11
Federal Reserve Bank—Brokers' Loans .15
Petroleum and Its Products
Foreign Affairs
Rubber
5
......
Foreign Exchange
16
Grain—Coffee—Sugar
8
9
8
Textiles
8
United States Treasury
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGE
Financing
Boston Stock
57
Exchange
—58
Chicago Sto,ck Exchange
Cleveland Stock
Detroit Slock
Los
54
Exchange..
Exchange.
10
QUOTATIONS
Pate
Baltimore Stock Exchange..
7
........
P«C«
New York Curb
Exchange
41
New York Stock
Exchange—Bonds
19
New York Stock
Exchange—Stocks
31
-.66
.......
Philadelphia Stock Exchange...^
61
..60
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
69
San Francisco Stock
62
Angeles Stock Exchange --........64
Exchange
INDEX TO GENERAL QUOTATIONS
Pace
Banks and Trust
Companies-
***
Municipal Bonds—
Domestic
100
Domestic
Canadian
111
Canadian
$1
93
Exchange Seats.
.83
Public
Federal Land Bank Bonds..
.91
Public Utility Stocks
Foreign Government Bonds
..92
Industrial Bonds
—
Industrial Stocks.
81
............84
Insurance Stocks
.:...—
99
Utility Bonds..
73
78
Railroad Bonds
Railroad Stocks
Real
57
..f
Estate Bonds
71
;
..-112
Real Estate-Trust and Land
Investing Companies Securities.*... ..72
Textile Stocks
Joint Stock Land Bank—
Title
Stocks*.. 84
Securities
Stocks
Mill Stocks—see Textile Stocks—
Mining Stocks..
—
..84
84
Guarantee and
Safe
......
Deposit
84
United States Government
Securities.. 91
United States Territorial Bonds
Ql
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B.
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COMPANY,
Street, Corner
op
PUBLISHERS
Spruce Street, New York.
jiafje gepocrsit atxxl grost
Cu
—OF BALTIMORE—
^
Capital $2,000,000
Surplus and Profits $4,196,364
CINCE 1876 this Company
^exclusively
vation of
It
is
one
has devoted itself
to the management
and
conser¬
estates—specializing the whole effort
of
the few trust companies
in the
which has never engaged in general
banking, selling securities, etc. Its Directors are:
country
Edwin G.
Venable Baetjer & Howard
Baetjer
Charles H. Babcock—Reynolds & Co.
William G. Baker,
Jr..Baker, Watts & Co*
Chairman of Board of Balti¬
Howard Bruce-....
more
George C. Cutler
National Bank
President of Safe Deposit and
Trust Co.
E.
Asbury Davis
President
of Baltimore
of
United
States
Fidelity and Guaranty Co.
Lyman Delano
Chairman of Board of Atlantic
Robert Garrett.
Robert Garrett & Sons
Norman James
President of James Lumber Co.
Coast Line R. R. Co.
J. Edward Johnston... Capitalist
^
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Gill & Fisher
Charles E. Rieman
Pres. of Western Nat. Bank
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Entered
VOL. 10
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of
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on
States to
CHICAGO OFFICE—208 South La Salle Street.
Street
the procedure of
Aluminum
Co.
Nov.
on
15
issued
from
Oct,
on
the
month.
past
12, and in
a
nal
governmental
outstanding feature in
developments during
was
Court,
special session of Congress to convene
the
Washington that evening, President Roosevelt
the
session
regular
deems
by
out¬
January.
Pacific Northwest' have to
of the
tour
surplus control,
wages
and hours,
government executive reorganization,
anti-trust laws.
of the
for
measures
Reports
President
the
from
over
been
has
House
bill, which
assured
Rules
the
regional planning,
session
past
Oct.
on
of
that
by John O'Connor,
Committee,
that
vened.
.
the
hour
Toward the, end of his talk, the President remarked
plan today for the creation of ever higher
%
standards of living for the people of the
are
that
aware
plans
our
may
United States,
a
conference
made
now
of
known
the parties
1922," to achieve
willingness to attend
our
Nine-Power Treaty of
to the
solution of the Far East situation.
a
efforts to find that solution," he said, "it is
cooperate with the other
China
and
cooperation,"
stated, "would be an example of
the
whole
said
"the
search for
our
our
"In
purpose to
signatories to this treaty including
"Such
Japan."
to follow in
He observed
means
one.
the
President
of the possible paths
toward peace throughout
of
any
section
"refreshing to go
common
the
sun
wisdom
is
(
aiiy, group."
or
He expressed it
out through* the country and feel the
that the time to repair, the roof is when
"They want," he said, 'The financial
shining."
budget balanced, these American people.
human
,
But they want the
budget balanced as well."
Associate
Roosevelt
retirement
June 2,
as
Justice
on
of
Aug.
L.
Hugo
12
fill
to
Associate
named
the vacancy
Justice
Willis
by
Van
on
by
the
Devanter
and who took his public oath privately
assumed his seat
President
caused
on
Aug. 19,
the Bench when the Supreme Court
Oct. 4 began its fall term.
.
on*
a
Boston lawyer, present motions challenging the
by the Court on Oct. 11, however,
on
were
The
con¬
denied
the ground that neither
petitioner had any legal interest in, and could show
jury from, the appointment.
into
terson,.
refused
-
.
this
Committee,
telegrams
by
which
the
had
and
sent
re¬
committee,
on
Klan
connec¬
the appeal of
of the nine Negroes in the Scotts-
one
from his last conviction.
Court
Supreme
telegrams
While
to review
In its Oct. 25 ruling the
conviction
the
of
Pat¬
^
...
Following violent breaks in security prices to the lowest
levels
since
1935,
April,
Oct. 27 reduced from
the
Federal
Reserve
Board
on
55% to 40% the margins required of
brokers, dealers and banks for the purpose of purchasing or
Margins
carrying securities.
at
on
"short" sales
placed
were
50% of current market value.
Revising upward his April estimate of the net deficit for
Oct. 17
of
fiscal year,
current
the
a new
President Roosevelt announced
net figure of
$695,000,000, which is
$277,000,000 from the April figure.
this increase
that
cated
sional
caused
was
on
increase
an
The President indi¬
by excessive congres¬
spending—a new Railroad Retirement Act, continu¬
reduced
of
ances
rates
Federal
on
the reduction of the interest rates
sioner's
The
loans.
budget
Lapd Bank loans, and
on
Land Bank Commis¬
statement
ordered
the
Recon¬
struction Finance Corporation and the Public Works Admin¬
make
to
further commitments and
no
end of these governmental bureaus.
near
security values and general
was
reflected in
$297,000,000 cut in the estimated income
a
estimate does not include
deficit $895,000,000.
gross
conference on Oct. 19 President Roosevelt said
press
expected the budget to be balanced in. 1939 without
that he
an
\
The President's deficit
$200,000,000 contemplated for debt
will make the
retirement, which
any
The decline of
recession in business activity
of the Bureau of Internal Revenue.
a
keep their
minimum, thereby indicating the
additional taxes.
-
No new taxes
are
contemplated in
Administration tax bill which will be introduced
regular session of Congress in January.
at
the
<
'
Assistant Attorney General Albert Levitt and Patrick Henry
Kelly,
Haywood Patterson,
Attention was turned during the past month to the possi¬
on
Justice Black listened to former
stitutionality of his appointment. Both motions
private
himself, supposedly because of his
boro case,
At
Black,
their
On Oct. 25 Justice Black dis¬
case.
expenditures down to a
and
a
petition by the Ryan Florida Corp.
a
rehearing of the
a
of
investigation
under
persons
istration
sound
Oct. 18 the Court rejected
Lobby
inquiry
official
Coming back to domestic questions, he
permanent kind which is not built up temporarily at the
expense
Senate
prosperity
want is the
Ex¬
in question because of his previous
case
the
world."
we
Commodity
Exchange Commission.
kind
of
on
tion, from the consideration and decision
be most seriously affected
by events in the world outside pur borders."
that "we have
we
by
qualified
deadlocked in his committee in the - final
was
we
for
Chairman
the wage: and
the
case
a
New Deal victory, Justice Black's eligi¬
will be challenged in
Congress.
13 indicated
and
a
as
with
making
ceived
and strengthening of
days of the last session by' revolting Southern Democratic
Senators, would be introduced as soon a3 Congress con¬
that "as
been
enforcing the anti-trust laws all the
front Washington
regarded
affiliation
with
do
Federal
the
seizure
threatened
Securities
bility to hear the
he
The President said that with the exception
legislation is left
of
which
Measures
In its session
against
the
was
immediately needed by the country as a result of
his recent
crop
in
rehearing of
a
case
to
Oct. 11, and the latest action reaffirmed the origi¬
on
ruling.
Co.
"fireside" chat broadcast
lined the legislation which he regarded as necessary prior
to
of
in its
Incident
America,
protest of the Ryan Florida Corp. and the Florida Texas Oil
proclamation
The
the
change Act; the petition was denied earlier by the Supreme
financial events
was
by
attempts
the government
of
Oct. 25 denied
on
involving constitutionality
xbmwb-
and
agents,
corner
october—commecial and
The calling of a
of
powers
instrumentalities of the government, and
on
New Deal the Court
review for
to the orders handed
12, include suits challenging the
affecting the right of the government to lay income
taxes
William
which the Supreme Court will
cases
the Wagner law between corporations and their employees;
Record is $10 00
$1.00 per copy.
WILLIAM
Oct.
on
Single copies are sold
States extra.
Among
the National Labor Relations Board to adjust disputes under
,
,
United
appointment.
j consider in the present term, according
Spain, Mexico and Cuba, and
(except Argentina).
The subscription price to the Bank and Quotation
a
his
the United States
$15 per annum within
are
Black's participation in decisions to challenge the legality of
|
of the companion publications
Possessions and Territories; $16.50 in Canada; $18.50
Central
$20 in
one
•
Financial Chronic'e and is issued monthly.
for the Chronicle
8.
parties who would be directly affected by Associate Justice
Quotation Record
and
NO. 11
NOVEMBER 5, 1937
NEW YORK,
Bank
and U,
the Post Office at New York. N. Y., under the Act of March 3 1879.
Second Class Matter. March • 1928, at
as
no
in¬
way was still left open
for
bilities
when
of
a
a
reconciliation
conference
of
between
the
the
opposing labor
Committee
for
factions
Industrial
Organization and the American Federation of Labor opened
in
on
Washington
Oct.
mant
in
on
Oct. 25.
The conference
was
deadlocked
27, however, when the A. F. of L. remained ada¬
its
refusal
charters in the
to
agree
to
pass
on
industrial
basic and mass-production industries.
union
The
b'.\;
.1
MONTHLY REVIEW
I
offered
Federation
unions,
terms
unions in the C. I. 0.
other national
the offer.
suspended and
and to have the
Secretary Morgenthau to
of Ruling by Lower
Upholding Right of SEC to Subpoena Telegrams Incident
Official Inquiries—Decision Affects Florida Oil Companies
in
petition to review the ruling, on July 23 last, of the United
States Court of Appeals at New Orleans upholding the right
of the Securities and Exchange Commission to subpoena
copies of telegrams sent or
subject matter of SEC in¬
vestigations.
In the latter decision the Court reversed a
ruling by the United States District Court for the Southern
telegraph companies to submit
by persons relating to
received
in
under investigation by the Commission.
Associated Press advices from Washington, on Oct. 18, re¬
persons
Indiana sued
Mr. Ogden lost
Securities Act of 1933 was thrown out.
directors of the Continental Distillers &
were responsible for untrue
statement of stock, whose shares he bought.
ground that they
the
on
registration
a
Claims.
turned down by the Court of
was
review of a Fifth Circuit Court
Georgia Power Co. failed to win a
The
preventing the power concern from concentrating its battle against
the Tennessee Valley Authority in the Tennessee Federal District Court.
decision
Power Co. an injunction to stop the TVA from building
Then the Georgia Power Co. and 18 other utilities won an
line crossings.
Court against expansion of the TVA.
injunction from the Tennessee
The
wanted to dismiss the Georgia case and proceed entirely
company
power
in
Northern Georgia District Court
complicated case started when the
The
denied the Georgia
but the Georgia District Court refused.
Tennessee,
Tour of Pacific*Northwest
Roosevelt Concludes
President
involving the rights of
three cases
Florida in
of
District
Corp.
Importers
statements
Court denied on Oct. 18 a
Supreme
States
United
The
of
Martin
Court
to
redemption.
appeal on a provision of the
An
Charles
He
Ogden of Indiana against
force payment of $6,000 Liberty Loan gold clause
gold despite their previous call for
the District of Columbia Appellate court.
in
bonds
of peace with the
The C. I. O. rejected
'
'
United States Supreme Court
Review Denied by
to hear the suit of John
The Justices declined
10
the
back
take
to
formerly Fiederation-chartered
Federation's affiliates discuss
/President Roosevelt concluded, early in the month, his
tour of the Pacific Northwest, begun on Sept. 22, during
gatherings at many points, both
on his
East/ The President re¬
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals./ .
turned to Hyde Park on Oct. 6 from Chicago, where on
.
.
Justice Black was assumed to have participated in the action announced
Oct. 5 he dedicated the Outerlink Bridge over the Chicago
today on approximately 30 controversies appealed from lower courts.
No River, and on Oct. 8 reached Washington. The President
announcement was made that he had not participated.
An announcement
started eastward on Oct. 1, when he left Fort Lewis, Wash.,
ordinarily is made when Justices disqualify themselves for any reason
where he received a salute of 21 guns, and proceeded to
from passing on litigation.
Tacoma, at which city he boarded his special train for the
Refusal of the high tribunal to review the attack on the SEC produced
East.
Among the many speeches made by the President
renewed speculation as to whether Justice Black's supposed participation
during his tour was one at Grand Coulee Dam, Wash., on
would give the companies grounds to challenge the Court's ruling.
While Chairman of the Senate Lobby Committee, Mr. Black used tele-,
Oct. 2, when he stated that "we are building here something
grams obtained by the Communications Commission which had been sent
that is going to do a great amount of good for this Nation
and received by persons under investigation by the committee.
through all the years to come."
"In a very correct sense,"
he said, "it's a national undertaking and doing a national
It was made known on Oct. 19 that Frank J. Ryan and
good."
He declared the dam to be "so much bigger than
the Ryan Florida Corp. will petition the Supreme Court for
anything that has ever been tried before that there is no
a rehearing.
comparison."
The President observed that "probably half
United States Supreme Court Renders Decisions on NLRB, TVA, Ac.
of the total cost of this dam is paid to the factories east
The United States Supreme Court on Oct. 18 refused to
of the Mississippi River," and he added that it is putting
review a decision by the National Labor Relations Board
to work in the steel centers and other manufacturing centers
against the Jeffery-Dewitt Insulator Co. of Kenova, W. Va,
"thousands of people in the making of the materials that
According to a dispatch, Oct. 18, from Washington to the
go into the dam."
New York "Times" no reason was* assigned by the Justices
President Roosevelt Warns on Expenditures for New Farm Bill—
for refusing to review the ruling of the Circuit Court of
Any Additional Burden on Treasury Must Be Met "100% by New
Appeals, but it was understood that it. did not involve con¬
Taxes," He Writes Chairman of Agriculture Committees
flicting Circuit Court findings, as did some of the cases to
President Roosevelt on Oct. 23 advised the Chairmen of
which reviews were granted a week previous.
From Asso¬
the Senate and House Agriculture Committees that the new
ciated Press advices from Washington, Oct. 18, we take the
farm legislation should be kept within existing planned ex¬
following:
penditures, and that if any additional burden is placed on
The labor litigation grew out of a 1935 controversy between the Jefferythe general fund of the Treasury by the measure it be
Dewitt Co. and the local union of the United Brick and Clay Workers of
"backed 100% by additional revenue from new taxes."
"It
America, an American Federation of Labor affiliate.
A strike was called
is, of course, especially important that any new legislation
at the plant June 15, 1935, and there were subsequent conferences between
should not unbalance the expected balancing of the budget,"
union and company officials.
'
*
•■; / -• '
"These
discussions resulted >in
deadlock," the company petition said, '■ the President wrote to Senator Ellison D. Smith of South
"and on June 20 the striking employees were advised positively that the
Carolina and Representative Marvin Jones of Texas, Chair¬
demands of the union would not be met, but that employees could return
men of the respective Agriculture Committees.
"In other
to work if they 'so desired."
tlv;
>
A
.
words," the President said, "whatever goes out must be
The Labor Board ordered the company to bargain collectively with the
balanced by an equivalent amount coming in."
'
union and to offer emplpyment to employees who were on strike on July 16,
The new farm legislation will be introduced at the special
1935.
The cqippany appealed to the Circuit Court, contending that mem¬
session of Congress called for Nov. 15, and the President
bers of the union were not employees within the protection of the Wagner
Labor Relations Act at the time of the alleged unfair labor practices.
The
suggested that it should safeguard farmers' income as well
Circuit Court ruled to the contrary.
as their soil fertility.
He further suggested:
:,v '
,
refused
tribunal
The
review
to
a
which he addressed
Court, said:
porting the action of the Supreme
decision against the companies by the
journey and his return
Western
•
,
11
Oct.
On
Labor Relations Board
of whether the National
question
legally
can
Supreme Court consented to pass on the
the
conduct
hearing to determine whether the
Ltd., and the Newport News
a
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp.,
labor
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co. had engaged in unfair
practices under the Wagner Labor Relations Act.
A
New York
dispatch from Washington, Oct. 11, to the
regarding this and other rulings by the Court on
"Times"
the
day said:
same
This
New
perhaps
was
Deal
the
but
program,
down, /consent
most
important
others
through
the Justices on the
300 or more orders
by
action
among
hear
to
the
a
'
Without explanation, the Justices declined to hear a Texas case aimed
upsetting last year's decision by which the Municipal Bankruptcy Law
Corporation.
at
given
was
.
'
,
,
,
"
;
-
-
,
•
"
>,
voided.
was
In
the
Court
Bethlehem
in
tions
Court
in
case
the
Labor
Board
protests the action of a
District
postponing hearings on allega¬
practices in the Fore River Yards and the First Circuit
granting
unfair
of
a
temporary injunction
upholding the
lower
Sole
court.
jurisdiction
on
the matter of
Court.
important
hearings rests with Circuit Courts, the Board argued to the Supreme
Along with the labor statutes, the Court agreed to review an
concerning
case
picketing
which
-
is
tioned
the
and
affiliated
lower
brought
was
with
courts'
the
a
to
the
to
high
Federation
American
right
peaceful persuasion by
grant
an
court
of
Labor.
injunction against
They ques¬
"picketing
labor union and its members where the em¬
the employer who is being picketed are not members of such
and
are
not on
strike."
The picketing sought \to
force
ployees of
labor
F.
case
union
Shinner
G.
&
Co.
that
so
if
severe
should preserve
It Bhould protect
both farmers and consumers against extreme ups and downs in prices of
farm products.
It should be financed by sound fiscal methodb.
Local
administration should be kept in the farmers' hands.
;;
,
;
v
pluses
the
when
export
and
necessary,
as
markets
that
still
but
are
the
at
open
same
time it
to our farmers.
.
expressed the hope that the
existing soil-conservation program be made permanent.
He
warned in his letter that any price stabilizing features that
may be incorporated in the measure should be reinforced
by effective provision against the piling up of unmanage¬
able
He said:
supplies.
I wish to emphasize
loans
or
also
Roosevelt
President
especially that any price stabilizing features,
through
should be reinforced by effective provision
against
other devices,
We must never again invite the
collapse of farm prices, the stoppage of farm buying and the demoraliza¬
tion
of business
that
followed the Federal
Farm
Board's attempts to
the
piling
maintain
of unmanageable supplies.
up
prices without control of farm surpluses.
farm
President Roosevelt Agrees to
,,
Bonneville PoWerJ^Rate Plan
to
give
Co.
case
preference to union
men.
Oct.
27, it
Mr.
Ross,
was
one
of
the
as
would be permitted by
gold clause bonds despite the
in
the
Fourth
Circuit.
a
the
lower court
call for redemption.
.
The government lost
the
'
.
President's chief advisers on power matters,
interest and
of
Bonneville
that
is
said!
amortization—paying back the capital
cost
Supreme Court will decide whether
the Federal courts in
decision.
.
.
,
The gold test to be reviewed arises from the attempt of Arthur W.
Machem of Baltimore to make the Treasury pay interest on Liberty Loan
York,
on
border,
stated:
that he hoped the same
f
•
President Roosevelt approved
a 40-year amortization plan as the basis for fixing rates for
power
originating at the Bonneville project, plus 3%%
interest.
In Associated Press advices from Hyde Park,
Washington-Oregon
government may proceed with its anti-trust suit in
the
,
a
New
Aluminum
,
conference, Oct. 27, with J. D. Ross, former member
of the Securities and Exchange Commission, recently ap¬
At
cost—plan could be applied to all Federal power projects.
He said the 3^% 40-year system would be applied to
the
In
ever-normal
and
pointed Administrator of the new Bonneville Dam
picketing.
from Milwaukee
by Edward Lauf and the Amalgamated Meat Cutters of Butcher Workmen,
The
for storage of reserve food supplies in an
provide
widespread drought recurs consumers will
be assured of more adequate supplies with less drastic increases in price
than would otherwise be the case.
It should provide for control of sur¬
granary,
.
procedural question in the
government's case against the Aluminum Co. of America, and to reopen
an attack in the lower courts against the Federal gold restriction policy....
A review was denied in a minor case affecting the Home Owners' Loan
handed
should
It
allocated
to
power
that part of the
production.
The
Federal
separating the
total cost of Bonneville,'which runs upward of $50,000,000, into two items
—navigation and electricity.
The dam there was designed as a navigation
Power
Commission,
aid
well
as
as
a
Mr.
power
Ross
asserted,
development.
is now engaged in
|
.
.
Nov., 1937]
Census of Unemployment
Sent
to
Begin Nov. 16—Questionnaire to Be
to
31,000,000 Families
The unemployed census cards to be filled out by all per¬
sons
unemployed
distributed
tc an estimated total of
31,000,000 American families on
Nov.. 16 and 17, each bearing a message from President
Roosevelt.
The President's message requests unemployed
workers to answer the 14 questions appearing on the cards
and return them before Nov. 20.
The census, the taking of
which was ordered by the last session of Congress, is
expected to give the first reasonably accurate figure on the
partially employed will be
or
number of unemployed the country has ever had.
John D. Biggers, director of the census, said on
Oct. 5 in
Washington that the results will be made known about six
after the cards
weeks
Coordinatorof 18
as
son and
Secretary of the President, has
been designated by his father as a Coordinator of the execu¬
tive activities of 18 independent government agencies.
An¬
nouncement of this was made by James Roosevelt at a
luncheon in Washington
tives of the agencies.
Oct. 21 attended by representa¬
on
The explanation
made; by young
was
Mr. Roosevelt that the President wished to bring about a
closer coordination of efforts between the agencies, and to
the
prevent
and
George O. Spencer has been named Assistant Director.
division, Leslie T. Fournier has been appointed
Supervising Utilities Analyst.
Mr. Spencer has heretofore
In the same
been Chief of the Utilities Finance Section while Mr.
nier
overlapping of duties and jurisdictions which
18
government agencies
Civilian
Federal
the
Social
Works
Directors of Telephone,
Lose Posts Nov. 15
Commission—telephone,
by
three
who
Progress
the
Administration
Labor
Securities
and
the
Relations
Commis¬
Farm
Service
Credit
the
and
Exchange
Commerce
National
the Federal
Commission,
Reclamation
Service,
Youth
United
men
the
Home
positions on Nov. 15,
as "loyal, faithful and capable of
performing their present duties," are John F. Killeen of
New York, director of the
broadcasting division; A. G. Pat¬
terson of Alabama, director of the
telephone division, and
Robert
T.
Loan
r
McNinch
Oct.
on
1
as
telegraph
Chairman of FCC—Resigns
of
as
Chair¬
of FPC
North
Chairman
as
Carolina
of
the
took
Federal
the
oath
of
Communica¬
Commission, and at the
same time resigned as Chair¬
Federal Power Commission.
Mr. McNinch had
of the
appointed Chairman of the FCC
on
Aug. 17 by Presi¬
Commission, explaining that "there
to his
Roosevelt, aboard his
special train
taking
be tech¬
may
holding the two offices.
him
President
on
a
tour
Northwest, accepted the resignation on Sept. 25, but
that "acceptance of your resignation is with the under¬
said
standing that when you have completed your work at the
FOC I shall reappoint you to the FPC and
request the mem¬
bers of the Commission
to elect you Chairman."
Clyde L. Seavy of California, Vice-Chairman of the FPC,
has become active Chairman.
Commission
for
the
Mr.
Seavy has served
past three years.
on the
IJe had previously
been for 15 years on the California State Railroad Commis¬
sion, which regulated utilities.
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AAA Conservation Program for 1938
Approved by Secretary Wallace
—Cotton Acreage Reduced 2,000,000 Acres—Provides for Control
■
So that the Government may continue to have the benefit of her
advice
and help the President has asked Miss Roche to
continue as a member of the
,;V
of Potato
The
Plantings
Agricultural
Adjustment Administration announced
Oct. 25 the formal approval by Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace of the 1938 Agricultural Conservation
for the Coordination of Health and Welfare
Activities of the Federal Government, of which she has been
Chairman since
Its creation by Executive Order a year
ago. but which actually has
the
of the
Secretary
continued:
Takes Oath
nical objections"
that Miss Roche would be able to
adjust the personal affairs
which seemed to her to make her
resignation necessary so
that she could remain in her present
position."
announcement
of
absence,
Assistant Secretary of Treasury
as
director
without pay, from the FPC.
However, on Sept. 15 he ten¬
dered to President Roosevelt his resignation as Chairman of
It was announced on Oct. 27
by Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau that President Roosevelt has accepted "with
the greatest reluctance" the
resignation of Miss Josephine
Roche as Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, a position
that she has occupied since Nov. 15, 1934. "The
resignation"
said Mr. Morgenthau "was submitted to the President
through me in mid-September.
It was not promptly ac¬
cepted for the reason that both the President and I hoped
Inter-departmental Committee
R.
the Power
Miss Josephine Roche Resigns
Texas,
of
At the time of the appointment it was understood that Mr.
McNinch would only take a temporary leave of
,
Morgenthau's
Bai'tley
division.
been
Maritime
Owners'
relieved of their
are
dent Roosevelt to put the affairs of the Commission in order.
the
Administration,
States
broadcasting—was
Oct.
on
described by Mr. McNinth
tions
Housing Administration,
the
and
Commission,
and
McNinch
man
Administration,
Commission, the Agricultural
Interstate
Board,
Corporation.
•
the
White
telegraph
Chairman
14,
effective
Nov. 15, along with the posts of director of each of these
divisions, each paying a salary of $7,500 annually.
The
office
luncheon
the Federal Power
Board,
Corps,
the Civil
Administration,
Commission,
J
Reserve
House
the
at
Telegraph and Broadcasting Divisions
'
man
Commission, the National Bituminous Coal Commission,
Security Board,
National
the
Federal
Conservation
Trade
Adjustment
the
the
were
the
the
represented
Four¬
Public Utilities Economist.
Three-Divisional Set-Up of FCC Abolished by Chairman McNinch—
Frank
conference
as
As successor to Mr. Smith to head the Oil and Gas unit
the Commission named William John
Kenney, who had been
senior attorney in the unit.
said:
sion,
previously employed
F. R. McNinch
frequently arise in the activities of the government.
A
Washington dispatch of Oct. 21 to the New York "Times"
The
was
abolished
Government Agencies
Roosevelt,
appointed Acting Director of the Public Utilities Division
The three-divisional set-up of the Federal Communications
Act
to
3
The Commission also made known on Oct. 4 that C.
Roy
Smith, formerly Chief of the Oil and Gas unit, has been
returned.
are
:::Pr€sidenPs'vSon,^James Roosevelt,
James
REVIEW
MONTHLY
on
t>een at
work under her guidance since a year before it attained
this official status.
It is my hope that Miss Roche's absence from the
Treasury will not be
permanent, but that she will be able to make such arrangements as
well
Program Bulletin which conforms, in the main, to the tenta¬
permit her to return.
With this in mind I have determined with the
Presi¬
dent's approval not to recommend at this time
any one to fill the Assistant
tive outline of the program announced on Sept. 20.
Among
the changes, however, was a decrease in the cotton
goal
which is now set at 27,000,000 to 29,000,000 acres as against
Secretaryship which she will
29,000,000 to 31,000,000
vacate
on
Nov. 1.
It is stated that Miss Roche will return to Denver
to
sume Presidency of the
Rocky Mountain Fuel Co*
formerly held.
Nathan Strauss Jr.
1
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Appointed
President Roosevelt
Y
Jr.,
of New
United States
tratoH by President Roosevelt
.
York,
on
Oct.
which she
change in the cotton goal, the rate of payment
ijor the com¬
modity is increased to 2.4c. a pound on the normal yield
in each
Housing AdminisY
^^Y'Y
of
the
United
Seven
N.
Y.,
duties,
new
dispatch
l"Times"
of
Housing Authority.
new
'
,
Federal
Mr.
the
provided
for
confirmation
a
salary of $10,000
His
expenses.
by the Senate.
'
'
•'
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out of
per year
appointment
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<
Several
changes in its personnel
Securities and Exchange
Kemper
nomic
I
of the
Simpson.
Adviser
of
:
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v
is
Commission
'
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\
.
personnel from the 48
Chicago,
and
Atlanta,
Portland,
activities
In announcing on
would
and
were
/announced by
post of Economic
Simpson,
Commission
since
had
its
been
Eco¬
formation
in
severed.
direction
of
Ore.
State agencies, are in
Omaha,
The
of
the
PWA
Fort
Worth,
New
New
York,
San
York
in
Vermont,
Oct. 1 that the field service of the PWA
be
trator, said that the change from
will
result
in
State to regional offices
economies in
payroll and overhead expenses.
Existing PWA offices in the seven regional cities are being
used.
Railroad Operating Unions Win 5%
the
Adviser, held by
who
the
reorganized and partially dissolved, Secretary of
Interior Harold L. Ickes, as Public Works Adminis¬
the
•
Commission^# Oct. 4, including
Dr.
the
were
October
Administration concentrated into
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode
Island, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware.
j
•
"/■
.
1934, had recently been conducting an inquiry into
margin
trading which was nearing completion.
With the ending of
the post of Economic Adviser, Dr.
Simpson's services with
the
field
the
Changes in Personnel—Post of Economic Advisor Abol¬
ished—C. R. Smith Named Acting Director of
Utilities Division
with G. O. Spencer Assistant—Other
Changes
Dr.
of
office, as
headquarters for Region No. 1, will have jurisdiction over
$1,000,000
subject to
SEC Makes
abolishment
York,
Francisco,
program
administrative
the
necessary
New
Jw',y Y i-YV-.-"'YYYvfY'BY'■■■}.Y,vY
Strauss is to receive
end
.
housing
?s aimed at elimination of slums in
large cities and construction of low-rent housing units for the lower income
groups.
the
regional offices which opened on Nov. 1.
The seven
regional offices, which have taken over all of the work and
19:
Congress.
The
at
seven
As
take the following from Hyde
Park,
Oct. 18, appearing in the New York
under Secretary Ickes, the administration of the
Wagner
Housing Act, one of the few major social plans approved in the last session
of
closed
were
will direct,
He
State offices of the Public Works Administration
the field activities of the
Administrator, has been
we
of
Oct.
Regional Offices Assume Control of PWA Field Activities—
The 48
Mr.Sfrauss;afbrmer ^
his
to
In the tentative outline the
larger goal.
State Offices Closed
Authority, created for the government's new
$526,000,000 program for slum-clearance and low-cost hous¬
ing.
in the cotton goal.
States
Housing
National Recovery Administration
a
member of the New York
City
acre
rate was 2c. per pound on the
18 appointed Nathan Strauss
Administrator
as
originally announced, and the
acres
inclusion of definite provisions for a potato goal, following
a
referendum
of commercial
potato growers.
With the
re¬
f
Cents Per Hour Wage Increase
The railroads of the country and representatives of the
five operating brotherhoods on Oct. 3 agreed on a new wage
schedule, retroactive to Oct. 1, giving all engine, train and
yard service employees a pay increase of 44c. a day or 5%c.
per hour.
The agreement averted a strike by the 250,000
members
called.
for
a
of the
The
20%
brotherhoods that had been
original
wage
demand
increase.
of
the
voted
but
brotherhoods
not
called
Dr. William M. Leiserson of the
MONTHLY REVIEW
4
Board, made the announcement shortly
Representatives of the carriers and
had been in conference almost daily from
National Mediation /
before midnight
Oct. 3.
the brotherhoods
is
time
moral
the
that
true
well-founded
and
same
Aug. 11.
"It
tained.
world must recognize
grievances," he
of
the
"But at the
continued.
the cardinal necessity
be aroused to
it must
consciousness
the importance of removing injustices
of
the sanctity of treaties, of respecting the rightsand liberties of others, and of putting an end to acts of
Spokesmen for the railroads estimated that the new scale
would mean a rise in their expenses of about $35,000,000
honoring
annually and that it would mean an average increase of
6.6% in annual'wages to the 250,000 employees affected.
The brotherhoods stood firmly at the start on their de¬
international aggression.
20% increase.
mand for a
This was fought by the railroads
did not justify the
ground that economic conditions
added expense to them.
the
on
Thirty-Eight Miners End"Sit-Down" Strike in Coaldale,
of Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.
a
the
Coal & Navigation Co., was
Lehigh
Pa., Colliery
dent
American
on
to
preserve
It was surmised quite gen¬
opinion at home and abroad.
attention from the embarrassment he suffered in
to divert
Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black was
the disclosure that
Despite the gen¬
it was realized quite gen¬
formerly a member of the Kq Klux Klan.
eralized nature of the comments,
would echo long in foreign countries, and
erally that they
Governor Earle
inquiries were made everywhere as to what the
President actually expects or intends to accomplish.
In
anxious
foreign countries,
which they accepted.
and especially in Japan, Italy and Ger¬
the speech occasioned the greatest interest.
A Japa¬
Foreign Office spokesman declared on the following
many,
nese
Foreign Policy
aspects of American foreign
.
day that to the "have-not" nations things look a little dif¬
ferent than to the "haves."
A few biting comments were
made
by the spokesman about laws that exclude Japanese
countries, and about the complacency of national
from other
himself of an address
foreign affairs that appeared to have the most startling
domestic affairs and delivered
from
endeavors
erally in this country that Mr. Roosevelt was merely trying
policy were made known
with explosive suddenness by President Roosevelt early
in October, in circumstances that aroused the keenest con¬
cern throughout the world.
Toward the end of a swing to
the
Pacific Coast,
obviously designed to test sentiment
toward his Administration, Mr. Roosevelt turned at Chicago
New
positive
the President of the United States
This clarion call from
miners in the pit and brought to them
agreement offered by the company
be
must
naturally acted electrically on foreign chancelleries and on
reopened on Oct. 13 and operations resumed.
Originally 45 miners began the "sit-down" strike on Oct. 5,
but seven were forced to leave the pit because of illness.
The
strike was called in protest against the company's
an
there
said
community against the
Concluding his comments, the Presi¬
and he assured the world that "America actively
engages in the search for peace."
■; : .v-
ended on Oct, 11
their output.
When
peace,
of Governor George H. Earle of
Pennsylvania.
The strike had brought about a sympathy
walkout of 7,000 miners, forcing the closing of the company's
five collieries in Panther Creek Valley.
The collieries were
had twice visited the
protect the health of the
spread of the disease."
following the intervention
methods of computing pay on
to be unfortunately true
epidemic of physical disease starts to spread, the com¬
in order to
in the Coaldale, Pa., colliery of
mile below the surface
seems
munity approves and joins in a quarantine of the patients'
"sit-down" strike engaged in by 38 coal miners a quarter
A
<of
aU
It
epidemic of world lawlessness is spreading.
that the
groups
with "amassed fortunes."
Urbane assurances were
intention of relinquishing her pro¬
of "peaceful development" on the Asian continent.
given that Japan has no
gram
The German
implications, and that still echoes in foreign chancelleries.
The effect of the address made on Oct. 5 is hardly to be
same
day
Foreign Office used its official journal on the
to warn
predecessor
Mr.
President
Roosevelt of the shipwreck of his
Wilson, in the attempt to reform
international relationships.
In Italy the Presidential warn¬
results is the Nine- ing was followed by indications of increased aid to the
Spanish insurgents,
.■
Power Treaty conference on the current struggle between
It was in the League of Nations Committee of the Far
Japan and China.
With clear reference to the undeclared
East, however, that the most immediate reflection of the
war in the Far East, and with equally plain regard to for¬
Presidential pronouncement became available, largely be¬
eign intervention in Spain and the activities of belligerent
cause the committee was fortified in advance with a copy
nations in general, the President deplored publicly the pres¬
ent
reign of terror and international lawlessness.
He of the address. The committee temporized for weeks on the
Sino-Japanese war and was about to adopt a meaningless
pledged the United States anew to a policy of peace, but
resolution when word of Mr. Roosevelt's pronouncements
almost in the same breath he referred obliquely to the need
was
received.
British delegates, who had been pressing
for "quarantining" the nationst responsible for acts of ag¬
for a mild and innocuous resolution, instantly changed their
gression and for undeclared wars. As it happened, however,
tactics as they read the speech in advance.
The resolution
the address was made just as a League of Nations commit¬
that was adopted just before the address actually was de¬
tee on the Far East was considering a mild and innocuous
livered condemned Japan as an invader and treaty-breaker
resolution on the iChinese-Japanese war, and as England and
and expressed "moral" support for China.
In a Geneva dis¬
France by joint efforts were seeking to dissuade Italy from
further intervention in the Spanish civil war.
With regard patch to the New York "Times," the procedure adopted at
Geneva is discussed in a revealing manner.
"After the
to the Sino-Japanese conflict, at least, the address occa¬
President's Chicago speech became known to the committee,
sioned a pronounced variation in international policy.
six hours in advance of the delivery, the British, who had
President Roosevelt began his discourse by contrasting the
been balking at giving China more than moral support,
peace of the United States with the very different scenes
being enacted in some other parts of the world.
The inter¬ swung round and urged the insertion of two recommenda¬
tions in the resolution," the dispatch stated.
These recom¬
national political situation has been growing progressively
mendations condemned Japan and called for a meeting of
worse, he declared, and the high hopes raised by the KelIn the light of
logg-Briand pact have been blasted.
"The present reign the signatories of the Nine-Power pact.
these developments it is plain that the United States Gov¬
of terror and international lawlessness began a few years
ago," Mr. Roosevelt.continued.
"It began through unjusti¬ ernment must be regarded as the prime mover for a Nine-
overestimated, for one of its immediate
fied interference in the internal
the
affairs of other nations or
invasion of alien territory in violation
now
reached
has
a
stage
where
the very
of treaties, and
foundations of
seriously threatened.; The landmarks and
traditions which have marked the progress of civilization
civilization
toward
a
are
condition
wiped away.
warning
or
and
women
bombs from
of
law,
being attacked
and justice
are
being
and sunk by submarines without cause or
are
fomenting and taking sides' in civil
Nations
notice.
warfare in
nations that have never
Nations claiming freedom for
;
order
Without a declaration of war and without
justification of any kind, civilians, including
children, are being ruthlessly murdered with
the air.
In times of so-called peace, ships are
done them any harm.
themselves deny it to others."
To these comments Mr. Roosevelt added a dire warning
civilization itself may end unless the, peace-loving
nations make -a concerted effort to uphold law and prin¬
that
which alone peace can rest secure.
Such a con¬
certed effort must be made, he said, "in opposition to those
violations of treaties and those ignorings of humane in¬
stincts which today are creating a state of international
ciples
on
and
anarchy
instability
from
which
there
is
no
escape
through mere isolation or neutrality."
Those who cherish
freedom and recognize the right of their neighbors to be
free
and
live
in
peace
"There
Roosevelt
must work together, Mr.
the ; triumph
must be a return,"
declared,
for
of
law
and
lie thundered,
moral
"to
a
-
principle.
belief in
treaty." :The
peace, freedom and security of t)0% of the population of
'the world is being jeopardized by the remaining 10%. who
threaten a breakdown of all international law and order.
the
pledged word, in the value of a signed
Not
of world economy,
involved, the President main¬
only treaties, but also problems
security
and humanity
are
Power
treaty
consultation, and a corresponding degree
of
responsibility for the eventualities must be .placed at the
door of the Roosevelt Administration.
«
The State Department in Washington promptly allied
itself with the declarations made at Geneva, ^nd it would
seem that no alternative existed.
An official statement was
issued on Oct. 6, to the effect that the United States asso¬
ciated itself fully with the League action.
"In the light
of the unfolding developments in the Far East," the state¬
ment said, "the Government of the United States has been
forced to the conclusion that the action of Japan in China is
inconsistent with the principles which should govern the
relationships between nations 'and is contrary to the pro¬
of the Nine-Po\yer treaty and the Kellogg-Briand
visions
The, conclusions of the United States Government
general accord with those of the Assem¬
pact."
were
said to be in
bly of the League of Nations.
1
j ;
: v 'Plainly disturbed by the vociferous demand in the, United
States for a clarification of his new stand on foreign
returned to the problem- in one
Mr. Roosevelt
affairs,
of
In
the course
his
own experience during the World War had taught him not
only what to do, but "what not to do."
Although it ap¬
peared probable at the time that Japan would refuse to
attend the Nine-Power treaty conference,
Mr. Roosevelt
delivered over the radio on Oct. 12.
of that speech he assured the country that
his fireside chats,
made
ever,
reference
no
There was
gency.
on
the
of
an
Prime
address
welcomed
the
promised
that
"clarion
the
statement
to
any
such contin¬
England, how¬
increased the international interest
Minister Neville Chamberlain, in the
direct response from
Oct. 8, which
in the address.
course
in
a
before
call"
British
Conservative party
from
the
members,
United States and
Government
would be whole-
Nov., 1937]
MONTHLY
heartedly with President Roosevelt in
for
"Hitherto it has been
peace.
concerted move
any
assumed/' Mr. Chamber¬
lain
said, "that the United States of America, the most
powerful country in the world, would be content with an
isolationist policy.
But President Roosevelt has seen that
if what he calls
to
spread,
an
epidemic of world lawlessness is allowed
In his dec¬
country will be safe from attack.
no
laration of the necessity for a return to belief in the pledged
word and the sanctity of
treaties, he has voiced the con¬
viction
ments
that
of this country as well as his own."
These com¬
by the British leader recalled to American observers
Great
Britain
international
proved
action
united
Secretary
stumbling block
the
to
for
checking Japan, when
of State Henry L. Stimson
attempted to obtain such united
action in 1932, as Japan moved for conquest of Manchuria.
Th*
Wa* in
China
;;V-
-i,
values and lives at
and
for
the
longer
usual weasel-worded
Shanghai prevailed in the Occi¬
view
the
absorption
steady
variety for which the League has be¬
In this situation President Roosevelt
justly famous.
suddenly seemed to
come
take
the
leadership by proclaiming
great wrath and indignation at Chicago, on Oct. 5.
The
League of Nations committee promptly reconsidered the
matter, and the Assembly adopted, on Oct. 6, a report
roundly condemning Japan and calling for a meeting of the
Nine-Power
treaty
signatories.
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain quickly aligned Great Britain with the United
States as an upholder of treaties and
pledged words, and
after considerable maneuvering the Belgian
Government
induced to
ference
cause
at
of
send out invitations for
Belgian Cabinet
a
The machinery
obviously
Nine-Power
a
con¬
Brussels, originally scheduled for Oct. 30.
Be¬
crisis the meeting had to be
postponed to Nov. 3.
'
for
a
'
Nine-Power treaty conference quite
started without any clear notion of what, if
might be accomplished.
Indeed, the simple re¬
quirement of ascertaining whether Japan would attend was
neglected. It was only after the conference had been called
was
anything,
that diplomatic inquiries were made at Tokio to determine
this point, and the difficulty of obtaining a
satisfactory
answer
made for
finally
sent
out
meeting, and it
had
the
American
delay.
The'Belgian Government, however,
invitations
the
on
Oct.
16
for
the
Brussels
conference
matter
and
that
benevolently.
Ambassador-at-Large,
the
Norman
United
II.
States
Davis,
the
appointed the chief
United States delegate, and when Mr. Davis
departed on
Oct. 20 he made it clear that he did not look for
any start¬
ling
results.
might be
Rumors
abounded
was
that
the
United
States
party to a private understanding for dismem¬
berment of China, and in answer to such allegations Presi¬
a
dent Roosevelt
declared on Oct. 20 that the United States
will enter the conference without
any commitments to any
other government.
Japan deliberated long on the
matter
and decided
the
course
on
Oct. 27 to reject the
of the
invitation, which leaves
meeting in great doubt.
The Japanese
re¬
jection repeated the familiar allegations that the invasion
is the fault of the Chinese, and it was declared
once again
that the invaders
tion
the
tion
was
based
fighting in "self-defense."
are
The rejec¬
more
specifically, however, on the fact that
meeting results from the League of Nations denuncia¬
of Japan.
Because of the unfriendly League view and
the "reflection
on the honor of
Japan," the bid was turned
down regretfully.
But the Japanese made it known other¬
wise that they would not be averse to
mediation, and some
little
hope for progress at Brussels thiis exists.
Although the struggle in northern China probably excels
in eventual importance the
fighting at Shanghai, most atten¬
tion
in
the
Occident
was
directed
to
the
Shanghai holo¬
caust, owing to the varied and extensive foreign interests
that treaty port.
The Japanese invaders struggled des¬
perately to enlarge their slim holdings of territory near the
International Settlement, and the Chinese
fought with equal
determination to prevent progress by the invaders.
Air¬
at
planes dropped bombs repeatedly pear the Settlement, and
quite a
few of the deadly missiles fell within the
treaty
area.
Artillery shells also made life miserable for the for¬
eigners and the many Chinese natives in the Settlement.
Incendiary bombs set fires that destroyed vast amounts of
property.
Toward the close of October unofficial estimates
placed
the property
$785,000,000,
or
damage
in
and
around
Shanghai
at
about
three times the cost of the similar
Several British soldiers were killed in
the
continuous bombardment, and one or
incident in 1932.
course
of
the
United States soldiers
were
ing in retreat.
not well
ments
But the
calculations
of the
based, for they had to bring
up
Japanese
were
immense reinforce¬
before they finally were able to
push the defenders
The defense line stretchd
irrgularly between the two
back.
points at
Chapei
actually
and
complained
the
on
Yangtze,
times
at
,
knowledge by the Chinese
was
that
and
the
the
lack
of
Japanese
strategic
all that
kept the latter from
The fierce attacks of the mechanized
Japanese
retreating.
finally made it necessary for the Chinese to give up
the town of
Tachang, on Oct. 25, and the need for straight¬
army
made
$5,000,000 a day for Japan. The economic difficulties
being
occasioned for Japan by the conflict were
reflected in orders
at
Tokio, prohibiting the importation of hundreds of so-called
items and restricting the importation of
many
"luxury"
other items.
In
northern China three huge
Japanese armies drove,
steadily forward, deep into territory that the
Japanese
Government promised many times in the
past to respect..
The
armies
with the
moved
two
were
wounded.
Protests by the
score
against the bombing and
shelling of the city,
and to all such statements the Japanese always
replied with
polite expressions of regret.
The fighting at Shanghai took
place along a 20-mile front
stretching from the native quarter of Chapei,
adjoining the
into
Sliansi
general and obvious
and
Shantung
aim of
adding
Provinces,,
tremendous
a
section of Inner
State
Mongolia and northern China to the puppetMancliukuo.
No great resistance seems to have-
of
been met by the
invaders, although opposition
times.
The army of 50,000
off
cut
from
munications
biscuits
its
from
mountain
base
made
passes
was
a
necessary
for
for
their
the
com¬
Japanese to
soldiers.
But
drop
disputed
apparently fell into the hands of the in¬
vaders, and fresh
defenses
it
appeared at
Japanese invading Shansi
while, and the lack of
for
airplanes
progress was
reported.
The main Chinese
were
concentrated around Shanghai, and the de¬
fence of the northern
territory was left to the former Com¬
munist armies, which are trained in
guerilla warfare rather
than in modern fighting.
Rumors circulated late in October
that the Chinese
population of Mancliukuo was in a state
of
unrest,
were
It
and
large
some
Japanese
military
contingents
reported sent to
the area in order to restore order.
also apparent that the invaders feared a
break with
was
the Russian
Government, as cold weather began to settle
down with its possibilities of
ready movements for the vast
Russian forces.
But a discreet silence was maintained
the
by
Russians.1
•
,
.
indicated that the British Government
was
suggested
viewed
villages, the two gigantic armies struggled bitterly
without quarter.
Through much of October, as in pre¬
vious months, the Japanese
kept promising that gains would
be made in a grand
push, intended to send the Chinese fly¬
Japanese was not important, and certainly is not com¬
mensurate with the cost of the
war, which is said to equal
overshadowed in October
by
Japan of huge areas of China proved equally perturbing.
The League of Nations Assembly relegated the problem thus
occasioned to its Far Eastern Advisory Committee, which
wrestled during September and early in October with the
difficulty of a report that everyone expected to be of the
was
small
and
struggle.
Much
regarding the senseless destruction of property and
were
international repercussions of the. gigantic
concern
dent,
International Settlement, to the banks of the
Yangtze River.
In this' compact area, riddled with canals and
packed with
ening the defense lines made it advisable for the Chinese
to give
up Chapei on Oct. 26.
The territorial gain of the
by the Chinese
human
ft
by the
Japan's newest invasion of China and the stubborn resist¬
ance
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The
,
War in
^
Spain
,
Insurgent forces made extensive gains in the long-drawn
Spanish civil war during Octpber, through capture of the
port of Gijon, which was the last loyalist
stronghold on the
Bay of Biscay. This brought the war to a new
phase, for
it meant that
the insurgent General, Francisco
Franco, not
only gained control of a rich industrial region, but also was
able to transfer many thousands of soldiers
to the Aragon
and Madrid fronts.
Bilbao, Santander and
fell
finally Gijon
inferior insurgents, the last-named
going to defeat on Oct. 21, or a little more than 15
to
town
the numerically
months
after
the
start
among various groups
of the conflict.
Dissatisfaction
of loyalist defenders aided the insur¬
The loyalists expressed a grim deter¬
gents, it is reported.
mination to fight on, despite the serious effects
of the com¬
plete insurgent victory in the Biscayan area,
The capital
was transferred to
Barcelona, from Valencia, late in Octo¬
ber, with the precise date of transfer uncertain.
This led
to the
assumption by observers in Spain that long-standing
differences between Anarcho-Syndicalists and the
erate
Socialist groups in the Valencia
more
mod¬
had
been
regime
resolved\ and
that
Aragon front,
near
joint
concentrated at the
battles of the
for
Madrid
war
operations
would
follow.
On
the
Saragossa, close to 400,000 soldiers were
end of October, and one of the
greatest
was
continued
expected to develop there.
sporadically,
but
without
Fighting
any
im¬
portant results.
The
international
gspects of the Spanish conflict were
confusing in the extreme.
Great Britain and France made,
a
joint effort to persuade Italy to refrain from
furtherintervention in the struggle, but a curious
diplomatic rebuff
was administered the two
democratic States
by the Fascist-
leader, Premier Benito Mussolini.
all
indications pointed to a
In
a
At the start of Octobershowdown on non-intervention^
joint note to Italy, the British and
ments urged a three-Power conference
to attaining some sort of
agreement
sideration of foreign "volunteers"
on
French
Govern¬
Spain, with
a
prior to further
viewr
con¬
by the London Non-inter¬
vention Committee.
on
When this note
was delivered at Rome
Oct. 1, the Italian Government
managed to make it known
its aid to the Spanish insurgents had
been increased
that
materially.
A crack squadron of 23 Italian
airplanes, under
leadership of Premier Mussolini's son, Bruno, had been
dispatched to Spain and had taken part in bombings of
the current capital,
Valencia, it was stated.
This brutal
rejoinder to the Anglo-French representations was followed
on Oct. 9
by an Italian note in which the invitation for a
the
■three-Power meeting was suavely rejected.
Italy suggested
.
MONTHLY EEYIBW
6
again to the futile
Non-intervention Committee, and Rome added that the
presence of Germany at any conference on Spain was neces¬
sary, from the Italian viewpoint.
The Italian reply was
awaited anxiously throughout the world, for the French
Government had declared a dozen times that the FrancoSpanish border would be opened to aid for the loyalists if
the Italians persisted in their open aid for the insurgents.
But when the Italians rejected the bid for a parley, England
and France did nothing more than accept the Italian sug¬
gestion, and nothing was done about opening the border.
The sting of the severe diplomatic defeat suffered by
Great Britain and France prompted some further bluster¬
ing.
When it was indicated in London that the Italian
suggestion for a reference of the matter to the Non-inter¬
vention Committee had been accepted, it also was declared
that further delay in achieving genuine neutrality would
not be tolerated.
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden ad¬
dressed a large group in Wales on the question of Spain,
on Oct. 16, and he then made some interesting distinctions
between matters that concern Spain alone and others that
concern Great Britain.
The territorial integrity of Spain
must be preserved, he declared, and no interference would
be permitted with vital British interests in the Mediter¬
that the entire
,
matter be referred once
hopes were expressed by Foreign Secretary Eden that prog¬
might be made toward non-intervention in Spain, and
ress
the Mediter¬
Significantly, Captain Eden
added with satisfaction that the growing strength of Brit¬
ish armaments is beginning to be apparent.
Prime Minister
Neville Chamberlain accepted publicly, without reservations,
assurances from
Italy that Rome has no territorial or
strategic designs upon Spain, or any of the islands or colo¬
nies of that country.
When King George addressed the
Parliament, on Oct. 25, concern was expressed regarding the
conflict in Spain and the position in the Far East.
On
questions of domestic policy the King merely confirmed the
prevailing impression that a quiet session impends. Minor
social reforms and improvements were promised, and brief
mention was made of a score of proposed enactments de¬
signed for such purposes.
In industry, trade, agriculture
and fisheries, modest advances were promised.
Improve¬
ment in the production and distribution of electricity, the
production of milk and furtherance of the housing program
will occupy the Parliament, it was indicated.
Among ques¬
tions of financial interest will be new measures for prevent¬
ing frauds in share dealings, for regulating wages and
conditions of employment in the transport of goods by road,
and for speeding reorganization of the coal mining industry.
ranean.
"A clear distinction must be made between non¬
The
outlook
for
trade
and industry was considered
intervention in what is purely a Spanish affair, and non¬
favorable.
J
intervention where British interests are at stake." Captain
Vi,v-French Finance V'^f-M
Eden said.
Similar statements were made later in October
before the Parliament in London.
The British and French
French economic difficulties are to be solved by orthodox
Governments suddenly took a keen interest in the Balearic
methods, according to decisions reached by the Council of
Islands during the latter half of October, on the ostensible
Ministers on Oct 2.
A long statement on the position of
the country was issued by the Cabinet, in the endeavor to
ground that any, transfer of these islands to Italy by a
victorious insurgents regime would endanger sea routes and
allay apprehensions as to the course of the Left Front
communications.
It is known that Italy already has more regime of Premier Camille Chautemps. The favorable im¬
than a foothold on Majorca, and some of the leading fleet
pression created by the document was augmented on
units of Great Britain and France were dispatched to patrol
Oct. 10 and 17, when Cantonal elections indicated a greater
the lane between the larger island and Minorca, which
degree of political stability than has been usual in France
still is in the hands of loyalists.
during recent years.
Fears of a sharp turn toward com¬
The Non-intervention Committee resumed its sittings on
munism were not realized, as the visible trend was very
Oct. 16, and at first there seemed to be a response to the
slightly to the Right.
These elections to local offices have
British demand for action and no more delay.
The question the same effect in France as by-elections in England and
of Italian aid to the insurgents naturally cropped up imme¬
the interim elections between national plebiscites in the
diately, but both in the meetings and at Rome, the stout
United States.
Assured of continued support by the popu¬
contention was raised that only 40,000 Italians are in Spain,
lace, Premier Chautemps and his associates are now ex¬
fighting for the insurgents.
The Italian Ambassador to pected to continue their conciliatory program. The effect
London, Count Dino Grandi, made a conciliatory speech as
is apparent in a modest return flow of capital to France.
the representatives of 27 nations assembled once again to
At a party meeting, late in October, it was indicated by
cousider non-intervention.
He suggested a partial with¬
Left Front leaders that a gold shipment from New York
drawal of volunteers from either side in Spain in equal
to Paris was under arrangement.
> x
In its study of the French economic position, issued on
quantities, and it obviously was with a view to furthering
that suggestion *thatf|Rome declared only 40,000 Italian
Oct. 2, the Cabinet maintained that no technical reasons
soldiers are fighting] for General Franco. - British and
exist to justify the "speculative" attack on the franc.
Not
French spokesmen took objection to the Italian proposal,
only has the budget been balanced, the statement main¬
on; the ground that many more Italians were helping Gen¬
tained, but arrangements previously were made to care for
eral Franco than citizens of other countries were fighting
October debt maturities without recourse to the Bank of
for the loyalists.
The flicker of hope raised by the Italian
France.
In the financial and economic sphere it remains
suggestion died away altogether when, late in October, the
necessary to reduce the deficit in the trade balance by
Russian delegate declared flatly that the "token" with¬
increasing production.
To that end, it was revealed, the
drawals with not suffice for granting of belligerent rights
government has ordered an inquiry, with the aim of putting
to General Franco.
The nations prepared a scheme, it was
the findings into prompt effect.
The weakness of the franc
indicated, for isolating Russia and going ahead with the
was attributed rather to psychological and political than to
hollow plan, but the German delegate prevented any such
economic factors.
Rumors that the stability of the Min¬
departure by insisting upon unanimity, which left the mat¬
istry might be affected by Cantonal elections were held
ter of so-called non-intervention at the end of October pre¬
poorly based, and it was indicated that every effort would
cisely where it was when the month started.
be made to insure labor-capital collaboration in the organ¬
ization of production.
The question of exchange controls
European Diplomacy '
was carefully considered, it appears, and the Cabinet was
Several important changes in the European ^diplomatic
unanimous in rejecting any such expedient of constraint or
atmosphere occurred during October, with the significance
of some moves not yet entirely clear.
The German and autarchy. Peaceful political relations with other countries
would remain the keynote of French endeavors, and the
Belgian Governments announced on Oct. 13 an exchange of
promise was added that non-intervention would be sought
notes in which the Reich formally guaranteed the terri¬
in the affairs of Spain.
Modification of the 40-hour week
torial integrity of the smaller country.
Like the British
law wa§ promised, along with abolition of stay-in strikes.
and French Governments, Berlin said, Germany is prepared
All French citizens were called to a realization of the need
to grant assistance to Belgium in case she should become
for public order and social discipline, and a resolution was
the
object of aggression, or invasion.
This peace-like
adopted to terminate the "agitations and activities of cer¬
gesture by the Reich stands in sharp contrast, however, to
tain foreigners."
In Paris di§patches it was suggested that
renewed press campaigns directed against Czechoslovakia,
and to measures in the small Free City of
made the
city
a
assurances were
ranean
Danzig that have
So harsh was the German
German satrapy.
campaign that the Czech Government lodged a formal pro¬
test at Berlin, on Oct. 20.
The German denunciations were
occasioned by reports that a German minority leader in
given that British interests in
would be safeguarded.
exception of French
with the
communists and the extreme
inclined to support this
right, all elements in France are
program.
Italian Autarchy
Although some unfortunate effects of totalitarian doc¬
Czechoslovakia had been prevented from addressing a politi¬
trines and aims are apparent, Italy currently is embracing
cal gathering within Czech territory.
On Oct. 21 the atten-* such views with great vehemence.
Italian tendencies in
tion of the world was directed toward Danzig, where the
that direction were stimulated powerfully by the sanctions
local
sole
and thus
in
eliminated }ts
Catholic Centrists,
established a totalitarian State.
In effect, if not
the union of Danzig' with Germany thus was
of
affiliate
remaining
name,
the
German
political
Nazi
opponent,
party
the
consummated.
Oct.
Mother
21,
for
of
the
Parliaments
usual
session,
in
and
London,
when
on
King
resumption of the Legis¬
lature,it was indicated, on Oct. 25, that only a modest pro¬
gram faces the Members and Peers.
The anxiety felt in
Britain
on
the
the
question
of
foreign
affairs precipi¬
tin ted a full-dress debate as the Members gathered.
mind, as
visers
in
or
national self-sufficiency.
he thundered,
assembled
autumn
George* VI formally marked
Great
Premier Mussolini appears
autarchy
British Parliament
Th©
apply when Ethiopia was invaded,
to have that incident freshly in
he called loudly at a meeting of his economic ad¬
Rome, on Oct. 11, for stringent development of
that the League tried to
Modest
are
not
The Italian nation,
must be willing to renounce
indispensable and which "can be
products which
replaced by our
products with advantage to our trade balance."
The cost
of such schemes and of the expansionist plans of the Italian
of course, and one which gained
19, when the Cabinet announced
a capital levy, payable by all Italian corporations, and an
increase of the sales tax.
The levy on corporate capital
dictator is another matter,
some
prominence on Oct.
Nov., 1937]
MONTHLY
resembles the forced loan of last year, whereunder owners
real estate had to subscribe to a new government bond
of
issue to the extent of 5% of valuations.
At the same time
taxes on the real estate were increased sufficiently to pro¬
vide service on the loan.
Italian spokesmen stated in Rome
that
the
newest
estate and
Under
levy
the
decree
panies must pay
and reserves,
devaluation
last
equalizes
the load
as
between real
share holders.
on
of
issued
the
to
on
Oct.
19,
Italian stock com¬
government 10%
of their
capital
the basis of last figures prior to the last
the lira.
Companies showing
a
deficit for
year's
operations need pay only half the levy, while
those showing a deficit for three years need pay only onequarter.
Payment may j be made in instalments from
March, 1938, to June, 1940, and an 8% reduction of the tax
amount is to
be granted for full cash
payment before
June, 1938.
Moreover, stock companies with capital in ex¬
cess of
10,000,000 lire may pay half the tax in their own
stock.
This heavy new burden on Italian concerns will be
offset in part by an increase in the percentage of tax-free
stock dividends from 6% to 8%, and by permission to com¬
pute capital
in devalued lira.
The latter step, of course,
nothing more than unadorned internal inflation.
Accom¬
panying this capital levy is an increase' in the sales tax
to 3% from 2^%.
Capital and surplus of Italian corpo¬
rations are estimated at 70,000,000,000
lire, giving an indi¬
cated tax yield at 10% of 7,000,000,000 lire, but the exemp¬
is
tions
are
expected to lower the tax recoverable to between
5,000,000,000 and 6,000,000,000 lire.
equivalent
to
the
yield
the
The Italian Government
year.
attract
on
This is approximately
tax
property
now
is
levy
of last
endeavoring also to
foreign capital to Italy by granting foreign investors
freedom from debt duties for 20 years on capital coming to
Italy before Dec. 31, 1939, and by assurances that such
capital would be free from seizure even in time of war.
"
J-Trade—Non-Ferrous Metals
The steel trade suffered to a great extent in
October, with
steel operations dropping
sharply in some
districts, and steel
Major
atjlowest levels for current year.
In its issue of Oct. 21 the "Iron
Age" stated in part: Reasons
for the rapid drop in the
ingot producing rate are the ex¬
haustion of backlogs, the slowness of the automobile in¬
dustry in releasing tonnage orders, the almost complete
cessation of railroad buying, the
slump in building construc¬
tion, and large inventories of steel in the hands of consumers
and jobbers, together with a decline in miscellaneous
buying,
scrap
prices falling 82.75
non-ferrous metals
a gross
ton during the month.
were
the extreme caution of recent weeks
among buyers having
undoubtedly been accentuated by the collapse of prices of
REVIEW
7
Committee."
The rate at present is 110%.
This sharp
reduction was decided upon, according to unofficial
advices,
because surplus stocks are expected to increase
materially
by the end of the year. Price changes in major non-ferrous
metals were noted during the month as follows:
Copper,
after declining on Sept. 29 to 12.00c., Connecticut
Valley,
recovered on the following day to 12.50c* and on Oct. 4 to
12.75c., on Oct. 6 returned to the 12.00c. basis and on Oct.
28 dropped to 11.75c., the lowest
price reached since late
in December, 1936.
Lead at New York declined on Oct. 16,
from 6.00c. to 5.75c. and on Oct. 18 to
5.50c., or to the
lowest price since Dec. 19,1936.
Zinc at New York dropped
on Oct. 6 from 6.85c.
to 6.60c., on Oct. 16 to 6.35c., and
on Oct. 25 to
6.10c., which latter price was the lowest reached
since early in January of this
year.
Consumers of tin witnes¬
sed sham price declines
during the month, the quotation on
Oct. 29,1937, being 48.25c. (lowest since
early in November,
1936) and compares with 55.62%e. at Sept. 30, last.
Lumber Movement
The lumber
industry during the week ended Oct. 23, 1937,
stood at 68% of the 1929
weekly average of production and
60% of average 1929 shipments, according to reports to tne
National Lumber Manufacturers Association from
regional
associations covering operations of important hardwood and
softwood mills.
Reported production was 34% greater than
15% heavier than reported ship¬
Preliminary output figure was slightly below the
revised figure for the preceding
week; shipments and new
business showed greater declines.
Again all three items, as
reported, were less than in the corresponding week of last
year.
National production reported for the week ended
Oct. 23,1937, by 6% fewer mills was
4% less than the output
(revised figure) of the preceding week; while shipments and
new orders were both
10% below the corresponding figures
of that week.
Production as shown by softwood mills
reporting for both 1937 and 1936 was 17 % below output in
the corresponding week of 1936;
shipments were 20% below
and new orders 37% below the
corresponding totals for the
business booked and
new
ments.
same
week of last year.
During the week ended Oct. 23, 1937,
a total of 544 mills
produced 230,430,000 feet of hardwoods and softwoods
combined; shipped 199,514,000 feet, and booked orders for
171,356,000 feet.
Revised figures for the four preceding
weeks
follow:
WeikEndefi—
MUls
Production
Shipments
Oct. 16..
580
239,687,000
Oct.
9
561
Oct.
2
556
240,360,000
243,685,000
263.434,000
222,878,000
209,987,000
222,145,000
237,664,000
Sept. 25..
569
securities.
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp. and the American
Steel & Wire Co., together with some of the
independent
companies, reaffirmed present prices for the first quarter
of 1938.
"Steel" of Cleveland, in its issue of Nov.
1, re¬
marked that "conditions in the steel market
appear to have
reached
fairly balanced level, consumers buying only to
as current needs
dictate, meanwhile operating
largely from inventory." The "Iron Age" composite price
of steel scrap registered further
sharp declines during the
month under review, as follows: To
$16.91 a gross ton on
Oct. 5 (as against $17.58 in effect the
preceding week)
to $16.25 on Oct.
12; to $15.58 on Oct. 19; and to $14.83 on
Oct. 26, which latter
price is $7.09 below the high point of
the year and back
approximately to the level of early August,
a
fill their stocks
Orders
189,659,000
196,697,000
212.988,000
209,142,000
All regions reported orders below production in the week
ended Oct. 23, 1937.
All but Southern Pine and Northern
Hemlock reported shipments above production.
All
regions
but California Redwood reported orders below those of the
corresponding week of 1936; all reported shipments below
last year's week and all softwood regions but Northern Pine
reported production that of the same week last year.
Hides, Leather and Footwear
The First National Bank of Boston, in its "New
Letter," under date of Oct. 29, comments
upon
England
these markets
follows:
as
"All branches of the shoe and leather
industry are auiet.
feeling the effects of the
speculative overbuying of last winter and tanners are not
The operating rate of steel
companies having approximately
booking enough business to warrant replenishing their hide
98% of the steel capacity of the industry,
according to the inventories at the high price level quoted by the
packers.
American Iron and Steel
Institute, was estimated at the
"Production of footwear in September, according to esti¬
rate of 52.1% for the week
beginning Oct. 25, compared mates, amounted to
approximately 37,000,000 pairs.
This
with 55.8% for the
preceding week, 63.6% for the week
beginning Oct. 11, 66.1% for the week beginning Oct. 4 and represents a reduction of 20% below the record-breaking
74.4% for the week beginning Sept. 27. Operations at the' output of last March and is 10% under September of last
year.
Retail demand held up through the first part of the
close^of ^October, last year, were reported to be at the rate
■jy As to non-ferrous metals, "Metal and Mineral Markets"on
Oct. 28 reported in brief as follows: All
copper producers
lowered their quotations
on Oct. 26 from 13.00c. to
12.00c.,
Valley, thereby meeting the open-market quotation of 12.00c.
that had prevailed since Oct. ,6.
Following this announce¬
ment all fabricators reduced their
*
prices to this basis. Lon¬
don prices of
copper broke sharply on Oct. 27
following the
price announcement by copper producers here.
Deliveries
of copper for
consumption outside of the United States con¬
tinued at a higher rate than last
year, and according to the
latest compilation of the American Bureau
of Metal Sta¬
tistics, were higher in the third quarter than earlier in
the
current year.
abroad
The supply of copper available for
consumption
averaged 126,620 short tons monthly in the
last
three months covered by the
report, which compares with a
monthly average of 126,068 tons so far as reported this
year
and 106,023 tons
monthly for all of 1936. Shipments of lead
to consumers during October will be
smaller than in the
preceding month. Continued weakness in London and unsettlement in business here brought about four
declines in
the price of zinc.
Shipments of zinc
smaller and reflected
a
contraction in
to
consumers
were
business.
Tin
Oct. 25 the International Tin
Committee
announced that the quota for the first
quarter of 1938 will
be 85% of standard
tonnages, "this deduction being sub¬
ject to reconsideration at the December
meeting of the
was
weak.
On
new
Producers
of
footwear
are
still
fall in response to more seasonable weather but the un¬
settled markets, subsequently exerted a retarding influence
on sales.
Shoe prices have undergone a downward adjust¬
ment this fall
as
the result of excessive stocks in distributive
channels.
"The decline in retail sales has forced distributors to
oper¬
on
a
hand-to-mouth basis.
This has
ate
substantially
reduced the volume of
new orders and
many factories are
curtailing or closing down pending the run of spring
shoes which normally gets under way around the first of
either
December.
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"Following several weeks of relatively, stable leather
prices, tanners have lowered their quotations about 10%.
-'The entire price structure, however, is nominal as few
sizable orders have been booked since mid-summer.
Fur¬
thermore, /the trade can foresee no sustained demand for
leather at prices consistent with the present cost
ei.^ides
so that they are operating on a sharply curtailed basis and
are pursuing a waiting policy.
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"For approximately two months the Chicago packers
have been asking 19 XA cents per pound for heavy steer
hides, summer take-off.
This figure is out of line with the
other hide markets.
For example, Buenos Aires frigorificos
have recently traded at 13% cents plus 10% import
duty
for slightly inferior qualities which is reckoned to be com¬
parable to 15%-16 cents for branded steers in this country.
The domestic futures market, meanwhile, has sold down
sharply to
a
basis which discounts about 12 cents for light
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packers
contrasted to last sales by the big
171/2 cents in August.
In view of this wide
it is not surprising to find hides accumulating in
at
i review
divergence
the packer
market.
"Total visible stocks
end of
of hides and leather by the
of 14,791,000 hides.
level for this month
in 10 years and represents only 7.5 months' supply at the
current rate of absorption.
Despite this apparently favorable
supply situation, however, and the likelihood of a reduced
slaughter during the next six months as cattle are withheld
August had dropped to the equivalent
With one exception, this is the lowest
from the market for feeding purposes,
for
a
the uncertain prospect
the near future con¬
sustained demand for leather in
tinues to becloud the
outlook."
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Grains
Domestic wheat
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markets were quite
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irregular during the
downward.
recessions,
the principal bearish factor was the continued small export
takings or United States wheat.
As a consequence, the
past month with the general trend of prices
Although exporters entered the market on price
markets settled down more or
less to
a
trading range.
How¬
with prices on a decidedly favorable export basis,
pointed out that there were still strong possibilities
ever,
was
it
of
proportions
Exportable surpluses in the
Argentine and Australia have been greatly reduced or prac¬
tically exhausted while supplies in Canada available for ex¬
port are comparatively small and her prices high as com¬
pared with domestic levels.
Furthermore, Russia is an un¬
known
quantity.
Thus, the United States will be in a
highly favorable competitive position until January, or
until southern hemisphere crops move in heavy volume.
Nevertheless, it is probable that European importers will
attempt to restrict purchases should prices advance to any
great extent from current levels although their ability to do
so will depend largely on southern hemisphere crop condi¬
tions during the next two months.
The Argentine crop
suffered from drought during the early part of the season,
but weather conditions have been more favorable during
the past month with the result that the crop outlook im¬
proved, while definite improvement in Australian conditions
were also reported.
There are still sections in both coun¬
tries however, whejr.e moisture is deficient and unless the
necessary rainfall is received within the near future, the final
outturn willi be reduced proportionately.
The drought in
United States exports
reaching relatively large
during the next two months.
the western section of the domestic winter wheat
tinued to attract attention as the absence of the
belt con¬
required
Coffee
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lower during the past
month.
Weakness of the Brazilian milreis and easiness of
securities and other commodity markets were among the
contributing factors to liquidation.
It was reported during
the month that President Vargas of Brazil had sanctioned
the continuance of the National Coffee Department until
the end of 1939, with the same constructive aims in view,
and that the suggestions of the May convention of Brazilian
coffee
ever,
No.
markets tended
"futures"
Coffee
producing States had received final approval.
How¬
there was no enthusiasm on the buying side.
7 Santos was quoted on Oct. 30 (Oct. 31 was a Sun¬
day) at 10%@10%c., the same as on Sept. 30, against 10%c.
10Vi!@10%c. ; July 31; 10%e. June 30, the same
and May 31 was a
holiday); 10%@10V2c. April 30; 10%c. March 31; liy8c.
Feb. 27, and 10^@10%c. Jan. 30.
No. 7 Rio was quoted on Oct. 30 (Oct. 31 was a Sunday)
at 9c. against 9^4c. Sept. 30, the same as on Aug. 31; 9%c.
July 31, the same as on June 30; 9%c. May 29; 9^4c.
April 30; 9%c. March 31; 9%c. Feb. 27, and 9}4c. Jan. 30. Aug. 31;
as
on
May 29 (May 30 fell on a Sunday
Rubber
Crude rubber continued its decline at an accelerated pace.
Determining factors for the fall in prices were the continued
large Malayan shipments which duiing September amounted
to about 107% of standard production, the steady increase
in rubber stocks, lower estimates of United States con¬
sumption figures for October and the break in the security
Late in the month a moderate rally from the
markets.
newly established low points appeared to be under way
based in part on the recovery in stocks, and partly due to
approaching quota action of
the International Rubber Regulation Committee.
A steady¬
ing influence was the report from abroad that a sub-committee
of the I. I. R. is meeting for the purpose of discussing ex¬
tension of the present nstriction plan next year.
Covering
of short commitments and a moderate expansion in factory
recurrent nervousness over the
buying at tht lower price levels also helped to impart a some¬
what steadier undertone to the market.
delivery were quoted at
(Oct. 31 was Sunday;, against
Ribbed smoked sheets for spot
15 ll-16c.
asked Oct. 30
during the latter part of the month by a revival
in export demand for this commodity.
In Chicago the
December option for wheat closed on Oct. 30 (Oct. 31 was
a Sunday) at 96 %c. as against an opening price of 108 %c.
on Oct. 1.
At Winnipeg the December wheat option closed
on Oct. 30 at 117%c. as against an opening of 126%c. on
Oct. 1.
December corn in Chicago closed on Oct. 30 at
57%c. compared with an opening of 63c. on Oct. 1. Decem¬
ber oats closed at 303^c. as compared with an opening of
31 l/ic. on Oct. 1.
December rye closed at 73Y%c. as com¬
pared with an opening of 79%c. on Oct. 1.
:
Wholesale trading
a
was
>
the month.
.
17 %c. Sept. 30; 18^c. asked Aug. 31, the same as on July 31:
193^c. asked June 30; 20>£c. asked May 29; 21 3-16c. asked
April 30; 26asked March 31; 22c. asked Feb. 27, and
21 %c. askted Jan. 30.
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the remainder of
that the new winter wheat crop was off
Judging from the action of the market,
the wheat trade does not take war scares seriously.
If a
war were believed to be imminent, wheat values would be
expected to advance sharply, but such has not been the case.
It is claimed nevertheless, that the international situation
warrants close watching as there is always the possibility
that the current tension could easily lead to something more
serious.
Corn, oats and rye, like wheat, were irregular with
the price range confined within comparatively narrow limits
and the general tendency downward:
The outlook for increased supplies from this year's crops had a restraining
influence on the "bull" side.
Pressure on corn however,
moisture indicated
.
On Oct. 5, prompt at
and on Oct. 29, in-port
for refined, immediate
delivery, was quoted at 5.00c. until Oct. 13, when all refiners
reduced the price to 4.85c. at which figure it remained during
following c. & f. exclusive of duty:
2.30c.; on Oct. 6, prompt at 2.25c.
at 2.32c.
The wholesale list price
poor
start.
checked
Textiles
The textiles trades continued
uncertainty
over
the
business
extreme fluctuations in the
quiet, reflecting the general
outlook intensified by the
Retail trade
security markets.
chiefly as a result of the drastic break
the accompanying slowing down in
industrial activities, and partly owing to unseasonally mild
was
in
rather spotty,
the
stock
market,
prevailing in large sections of the country.
continued disappointing. Numerous price
reductions for staple items announced during the month
failed to revive buying to any considerable extent, as the
temperatures
prices and the growing
prospects caused mer¬
chants tojjontinue their hand-to-mouth buying rather than
substantially increase their commitments, particularly in
view of the fact that inventories were still believed to be
generally rather ample.
Towards the end of the month a
somewhat better sentiment manifested itself, with mer¬
chants showing more interest in covering their spring re¬
quirements.
Raw cotton in October continued its declining
Sugar
trend, with prices reaching, new lows during the early part
„:
The general undertone of the sugar "futures" market was of the month.
Subsequently, a moderate rally developed
steady during the past month.
Refiners showed no desire
which, however, was followed by another reaction.
The
to aggressively bid the market up for requirements, while on
chief factor during the month was the official crop report
the other hand, raw sugar holders showed no anxiety to press
published Oct. 8 and raising this year's crop estimate to
offerings.
Preliminary statement of the Agricultural Adjust¬
17,573,000 bales, a gain of 1,475,000 bales since Sept. 1 and
ment Administration showed that deliveries of sugar
for
the second largest crop on record.
Although the government
consumption were 77,000 tons less than in September, 1936.
figure exceeded private estimates by close to 1,000,000 bales,
The falling off was not surprising, considering that August
and the world statistical situation appeared further aggra¬
deliveries were 375,000 tons greater than in August last
vated by the fact that a foreign output of approximately
year.
For the nine months deliveries totaled 5,281,941 short
20,000,000 bales may be anticipated, whereas at the time
tons or upwards of 320,000 tons greater than in the similar
of the previous United States record crop of 1926 foreign
period of 1936.
Refiners' stocks of both raw and refined on
production amounted to only about 10,000,000 bales, the
Sept. 30 were considerably smaller than a year ago, the
immediate effect of the report on prices was relatively mod¬
decrease being over 385,000 tons.
Consequently, there was
erate.
This was largely due to the previous protracted de¬
less apprehension over the possiblity of large supplies being
cline and to the growing belief that the present low price
carried over the end of the year.
Puerto Rico has requested
level will result in causing planters to make increased use
the United States Department of Agriculture to set the 1938
of the government loan.
Actually, a marked decline in
quota at this time and that her producers be allowed to pro¬
Southern hedge selling developed as prices reached the low¬
duce an amount equal to one-third of the quota as a reserve.
fAlthough the Sugar Act states that the quotas are to be set est levels, which was partly explained by rainy weather de¬
laying ginnings, but was chiefly due to the widespread
in December of each year, the trade is waiting for news from
Washington in regard to the matter with extreme interest. movement in the South to either withhold the staple for
better prices or place it under the government loan. . Some
The most important potential market factor for sugar will
undoubtedly be the announcement of 1938 quotas.. Thus, support came to the market following the announcement of
a
special session of Congress, as it was expected that a
until the quotas are fixed, the trade generally does not look
for any wide swings in prices.
Sales of Cuban raw sugars crop production control measure; will be considered and
during the month were almost negligible and consisted of the that as a result new price pegging efforts may be antici-
deflationary movement in security
nervousness
over
nearby business
MONTHLY
Nov., 1937]
REVIEW
The jury, composed of 12 farmers and small business, was
given two alternates because of the length of the trial.
Base of the Government's charges is the alleged
practices
tending to artifically lift and control gasoline prices in viola¬
tion of the Clayton anti-trust laws which, it is
charged, were
initiated by the defendent companies in the spring of
1931,
continued throughout the period when the industry was under
a Federal code and after the
expiration of the code.
The
Government, although admitting that piool purchasing—one
of the charges listbd in the indictments—was sanctioned
by
the Government during the life of the oil code, it was under
the strict control of Secretary of the Interior Ickes
(then Oil
Administrator) and there was no tendency toward monoplies
The rally In the security markets developing dur¬
pated.
ing the closing week of the month also proved a steadying
influence,
although it was
continued
seriousness
here
cotton
the
day of
price
sank
30.
new
a
Oct. 1.
On Oct. 8,
of the government
report, the
was
the publication
to
somewhat counteracted by the
Far Eastern situation.
Spot
the
York
in New
8.78c., Oct. 13,
Oct.
of
low
of
8.55c.
8.05c.
on
After
recovering
to
decline carried the quotation to 8.24c.,
in the gray cloths market during the
a new
Trading
early part of the month continued extremely quiet.
Later,
however, a spurt in buying developed as the calling of an
extra session of
tion
costs
enactment
by
Congress caused fears of increased produc¬
through
of
the
farm legislation and the proposed
new
wages
and hours
bill.
of the markets.
Large purchases
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through Chief Counsel William
Donovan, former Assistant Attorney General, based their
.
.
The defendent companies,
bag manufacturers also helped to enliven trading tem¬
porarily.
'Print cloths at Fall River for 28-inch 64x60's
was marked
up Oct. 21 from 3%c. to 4c., at which price
it stood Oct. 30.
The price of 27-inch cloth 60x64's was
3%c. Oct. 30 as against 3%c. Sept. 30. Osnaburgs were 6%c.
Oct. 30 compared with 7c. Sept. 30.
The report of the
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J.
defense
on
the argument
that the Acts complained of
were
initiated with the approval of the Federal Government and
that at no time during the process did the oil
companies
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violate the anti-trust statutes.
The case is being tried be¬
Patrick T. Stone—appointed to the
Federal Bench in 1933 by President Roosevelt—in the midSeptember, while appreciably below last year's figure, nev¬
West city.
Efforts early in the trial to quote President
ertheless was substantially in excess of trade anticipations.
Roosevelt failed when Judge Stone "cracked down" on Mr.
The amount consumed in September totaled 601,837 bales
Donovan, saying "I want no hearsay testimony.
You say
of lint and 73,700 bales of linters, compared with 604,380
you acted with the authority of law and that is all you have
bales 1 of lint and 72,215 bales of linters in August, 1937,
to prove."
and 629,767 bales of lint and 68,799 bales of linters during
The companies under indictment were
charged with en¬
September, 1936.
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gaging in "one of the most gigantic, far-reaching, withering
V The woolen goods market remained dull, and further curconspiracies in violation of the Sherman anti-trust laws in
ther curtailment measures were enacted by many mills as
the history of the United States," in the opening speech of
clothing manufacturers continued their waiting attitude.
William P. Crawford, special Government prosecutor.
The
While the re-pricing of spring lines at considerably lower
Federal Prosecutor went on to charge that the major com¬
figures, announced during the second half of the month, is
panies named in the indictments had entered into agreements
expected to result in a revival of buying, most users appear
with independents in the East Texas field and also in the
disposed to await a turn in the present disappointing flow; mid-Continent
area to buy such of their
output on the "spot
of goods in distributive channels before adding new commit¬
market" which would be necessary to bolster the price strucments.
Women's wear fabrics continued in fair demand,
true.
The alleged agreements, he continued, provided that
encouraging hopes that the early introduction of the new
the majors offer the independents a higher price for their
spring lines will meet with a sitisfactory response on the
gasoline then the ruling market level at the time of purchase.
part of garment manufacturers. YVYYYy
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Although this procedure cost the companies more money
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were quoted Oct. 30
for these purchases, the increased costs were
comparatively
(Oct. 31 was a Sunday) at $1.71@$1.76 against $1.86@$1.91
slight and more than recouped, he contended.
It was further
t Sept. 30; $1.85@$1.90 Aug. 31; $1.82@$1.87 July 31; $1.89 @
charged that the "fictictous" price is thus established through
$1.94 June 30; f 1.77® $1.82 May 29; $1.77@$1.82 April 30;
the agreement-price schedule were printed in the three de¬
$1.97@$2.02 March 31; $1.80@$1.94 Feb. 27, and $2.00@
fendent trade journals—the "Chicago Journal of Commerce/'
V $2.05 Jan. 30.
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Y".:Y "Piatt's Oil Gram" and the "National Petroleum News"—
Census Bureau, issued Oct.
fore
14, and covering the month of
Federal
Judge
.
In
extra
the
of the 20-22 deniers Japanese crack double
quoted at $1.59@$1.64 Oct. 30 (Oct. 31 was a
case
were
the current market levels.
as
Inasmuch
distributors
as
were
Sunday) against $1.62@$1.67 Sept. 30; $1.79@$1.84 Aug. 31;
$1.78®$1.83 July 31; $1.85@$1.90 June 30; $1.73@$1.78
committed to purchase their supplies of motor fuel at market
levels ruling at the time of their withdrawals, the companies
were able to thus
"fraudulently" raise the price structure to
May 29; $1.82@$1.87 April 30; $1.81@$1.86 March 31; $1.76
@$1.81 Feb. 27, and $1.94@$1.99 Jan. 30.
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their benefit in violation of anti-trust laws, it
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A sharp slash in prices of Pennsylvania grade crude,
open¬
ing of the Government trial charging 23 major oil companies
with violation of the Federal anti-trust statutes and lower
November production quotas vied with each other in holding
the
spotlight in the domestic petroleum industry during
On the foreign front, the feature of the month
was the rising demand for crude and refined oil
products
from Japan and tightening of Government control over labor
groups in Mexico with an end toward curtailing strikes
against "foreign'' oil companies.
V Pennsylvania grade crude oil closed the month with prices
; at a
two-year low following the Oct. 12 reduction of 25 cents
a
barrel—the sharpest cut in five years—which was the
second slash since Sept. 1.
Early in September, prices in
this area suffered a sharp reduction which, however, failed
to correct the conditions it was designed to cope with.
The
reduction was posted by the Joseph F. Seep Purchasing Co.,
official purchasing agent for the South Penn Oil Co.
Under
the new schedule, Bradford, Alleghany and National Transit
were cut to $2.35 a barrel.
Southwest Pennsylvania sagged
to $2.05 with Eureka at $2 and Buckeye at $1.85 a barrel.
Consistent over-production despite the first slash in
Sep¬
tember in Pennsylvania grade crude oil prices sent
surplus
stocks soaring and the Oct. 12 cut resulted:
Price changes
in the Pennsylvania area very seldom have any effect
upon
the nation-wide price structure.
Again, weakness there at
this time of the year is normal inasmuch as most of the oil
there is used in automobile engines as a lubricant.
Refiners
there are steadily curtailing their demand and failure of
producers to cut-back their wells to bring output down to
actual market demand had placed the price structure in a
precarious condition, which was accentuated by the normal
seasional decline in consumption of products refined from
Pennsylvania grade crude.
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The Government's suit against 23 of the nation's
leading
oil companies, 46 individuals, officials of the indicted units,
and three trade publications got under way on Oct. 4 in
Madison, Wis.
At the close of October, it was indicated
October.
.
was alleged.
Following the opening "jockeying" between the-defense
and the contention, the trial settled to a parade of witnesses
called by both sides.
The Federal Government has 103
witnesses, the large total being due to its desire to have com¬
petent technical witnesses to cope with any strategy of de¬
fense the defendents might introduce.
During the balance
of the month, Federal witnesses were on the stand although
the testimony of several "key" witnesses failed to be as dis¬
crediting to the oil companies as originally anticipated.
The
Government suffered
charts submitted
stead
run
of
for at least three months
more
in¬
being over by Christmas as originally thought.
/Background of the Government's case is the Department of
Justice probe of the mid-west gasoline markets which turned
up enough evidence of conspiracy to bring about indictments
by the special Federal Grand Jury sitting in Madison and,
when the first indictments were overthrown on a technicality,
to have a second Federal Grand Jury make the same charges.
<
set-back when
a
series of elaborate
were
the Court.
The United States Bureau of Mines estimated total Novem¬
ber crude oil demand at
a daily average of 3*,509,000
barrels,
barrels from its October forecast.
The new total,
however, was 475,000 barrels, or 16%, higher than actual
daily production for November last year and 12% above
actual demand for crude oil a year ago.
With Oklahoma and
Kansas setting production quotas below those fixed by the
Bureau for the third successive month, it appears likely that
production will fall even below the total suggested by the
Federal agency.
Texas also ordered a sharp reduction in its
quota as compared with Government recommendation.
California was the only member of the "Big Five" to win.
a recommendation from the Bureau for a
higher production.
Texas was reduced to 1,413,300 barrels from 1,430,300;
Oklahoma to 598,000 from 629,200 barrels; Louisiana to
246,200 from 254,600 barrels, and Kansas to 189,700 barrels
from 199,900 barrels a month earlier.
California recom¬
mended production was lifted to 674,600 from 660,000
barrels.
Recommended production by States for November
(in barrels) as released by the United States Bureau of Mines
off 59,100
follows:
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October
629,200
264,600
199,900
Colorado
65,500
51,800
47,400
Indiana
43,500
Oklahoma
Louisiana.
New
56,300
36,000
36,100
660,000
..
Kansas.
104,800
57,300
California
1,413,300
674,000
598,000
246,200
189,700
106,400
Texas
November
1,430,300
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that the trial would
a
evidence
rejected by the Court as
"inaccurate."
On the other hand, efforts of the defense
battery of lawyers to prevent seized files from being offered
as evidence by the Federal Government also was
rejected by
as
—
Mexico
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Arkansas
;
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October
Illinois
;i-
New
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Kentucky
West
15,800
16,700
Virginia....
Totals
20,900
17,600
York
Ohio
November
17,300
Montana
10,500
10,400
4,500
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17,100
14,700
14,600
9,900
9,800
2,600
4,500
2,300
3,568,100
3,509,000
....
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Seasonal slackening off in demand for crude oil
,
gasoline
consumption dips with the appearance of less favorable
motoring weather also was held responsible for the sharp
reduction in the November quota for Texas ordered by the
,
as
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MONTHLY
REVIEW
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Railroad Commission on Oct. 21 which carried the allowable
Oct, 15—Standard of New Jersey posted a H cent reduction in tank-car
suggested by the Bureau of Mines for
the second successive month.
The new quota of 1,351,677
barrels represents a decline of 116,642 barrels from the
October State allowable and is 61,323 barrels below the total
recommended for the Lone Star State during November by
prices of 62-63 and 65-66 octane gasoline at all terminals and refineries to
for Texas below that
the Bureau of Mines.
Surprise feature of the Texas cut was
the fact that it left the allowable in the East Texas field,
where the bottom-hole pressure has been steadily declining,
unchanged despite the gaining belief that
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Oct. 18—Standard of New York
Buffalo.
Oct. 23—Sun Oil Oo.
It has increased to that figure from
low of 287,000,000 barrels last winter.
We are compelled by Texas
law to prevent above-ground waste of oil in storage.
When
storage is increasing, it is positive proof that more oil is
being produced than the market will absorb.
In various
parts of Texas, purchasers are refusing to buy our oil.
This
condition, if allowed to continue, would mean many wells
be able to sell
soon
no
oil.
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This order is intended to
possible for every Texas oil well to produce and sell
oil
every day and to prevent waste."
Kansas and Oklahoma control agencies acted in the final
week of October to pare their November allowables below
the recommended totals for the two States fixed by the
Bureau of Mines, this being the third successive month in
which these two States have ignored the lead of the Federal
The Kansas Corporation Commission fixed the
daily average allowable for November at 180,215 barrels, off
5% from the 189,700-barrel level suggested by the Bureau,
agency.
in turn
cut from the
199,200-barrel total recom¬
The Kansas Corporation Commission
had set an October allowable of 193,800 barrels daily in
contrast to the higher market estimate of the Bureau of
was
a
mended for October,
A reduction of 25,000 barrels from its October
quota of 600,000 barrels daily was ordered by the Oklahoma
Mines,
FINANCING
October is
not contain one of
or
Price.changes-follow:..-i.y
Crude Oil :
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gallon in gasoline
The reductions did
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OF THE UNITED STATES
TREASURY
the quarter tax and financing dates and
But there
was
reduction In the price of Pennsylvania grade Crude oil, effective immedi¬
however, for it was officially disclosed that the Treasury
changing its short-term bill policy.
news of the change came on Oct. 7 when Secretary of
was
The
the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr., at his
press
conference,
announced that, beginning Oct. 25, the Treasury would stop
offering bills of
a new
a
273-day maturity and would, instead, offer
series of bills with maturity so varied as to have them
fall due around the March 15 tax date.
that the decision to abandon the
offerings beginning
Oct. 25
on
It was explained
weekly nine-months'bill
was
prompted by
Alleghany and National
the tax
the now usual quantity of bills maturing around
dates.
This result the Treasury has achieved re¬
cently by offering tax date maturity bills for cash.
not to do any
and
on
so
cash borrowing before the Dec. 15 tax date,
the only way
the Treasury could offset the effect
the March income tax collections
the money market of
was
by revising the 273-day bill practice.
did not say on
in
Mr. Morgenthau
Oct. 7 how the Treasury would handle its
after it
March.
was no
longer feasible to sell bills
His only
comment
was
that
depending on conditions.
While saying that the Treasury had decided not to raise
until Dec. 15, Secretary Morgenthau would
light on the Treasury's financing plans for
About $400,000,000 of discount bills mature
any new money
not throw any
next month.
between Dec. 16 and 20,
no
and beyond them the Treasury has
maturity around the tax date next month;
However,
$276,680,000 of 2%% Treasury notes fall due on Feb. 1,
and if the Treasury holds to its policy of confirming major
financing operations to the quarter dates, it may choose to
on Dec. 15.
The total of the Deo. 15
refinance these notes
Transit
to
which the Treasury
raised at that time.
The Executive Committee of the Open
Market Committee
met with
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Seasonal weakening of the gasoline price structure over
widely-scattered points, firming of fuel oil prices in anticipa¬
tion of the approaching winter weather when consumption
climbs and
10%
over
a
November domestic motor fuel estimate of
actual demand last year by the Bureau of Mines
developments in the refined branch of the
featured October
petroleum industry.
New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and some parts of
Pennsylvania felt the effects of lagging gasoline consumption
with the resulting pressure upon the price structure although
the cuts were comparatively modest.
All three grades of
furnace oil were lifted ^ cent a gallon in Philadelphia, plac¬
ing that market on a parity with other Eastern seaport
cities....;v"v:\
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In the statistical picture was the first increase in gasoline
stocks in months when early October saw stocks expand with
the lessened consumption.
Extremely favorable motoring
weather over the Eastern area, however, held down the
seasonal expansion to extremely modest totals.
Gas and
fuel oil stocks, as expected, continue to gain as inventories
Were built up for the winter season.
Domestic demand for motor fuel during November as
estimated by the Bureau of Mines at 43,800,000 barrels rep¬
resents an increase of 10% over actual demand for the corre¬
sponding 1936 month, Export demand for gasoline is rising,
heavy shipments from the Pacific Coast to the troubled Far
East, particularly Japan, being reported and the Bureau
lifted the November export estimate to 3,500,000 barrels, up
250,000 barrels from October.
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Representative October price changes, showing the trend
of refined petroleum product markets throughout the coun¬
try, .follow: :
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Oct 6—Atlantic Refining posted a H cent a gallon increase in the tankwagon price of light, medium and heavy furnace oil in the Philadelphia
area.
Oct,
,
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11—Reductions of from 2 to 4 cents
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gallon under the regular
price of 18H cents ruled in the Hartford gasoline structure as the "war"
spread.
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.
the
Treasury would build Up or pay down its outstanding bills,
$1.85.
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But
declared, the decision had been made
Secretary Morgenthau
of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve
V"
desire
a
to build up
$2.35; Southwest Pennsylvania to $2.05; Eureka to $2 and Buckeye to
^
one
operation would be further increased by any new money
Oct. 12—The Joseph F. Seep Purchasing Co. posted a 25-cent a barrel
Bradford,
reduction of one-cent
important Treasury maturity.
an
maturing
slashed
a
Pennsylvania counties.
significant development last month in Treasury finance,
bill financing
cut
gallon
rarely does it see the raising of new money by the Treasury
daily total 23,000 barrels below the total recommended by
the Bureau.
In October, the State fixed a quota of 600,000
barrels, against 629,200 figure estimated by the Bureau.
Production of crude oil in October showed an irregular
trend but as the month ended lower output totals were in¬
dicated as the ruling element over the balance of the
year.
Aided by extremely heavy demand for- crude and refined
petroleum products from the Far East, stocks of domestic
and foreign crude oil showed a decline during the period
covered in October reports of the Bureau of Mines.
Secre¬
tary of the Interior Ickes, at a speech made before a conven¬
tion Of independent oil men in Texas, warned against too
heavy bver-production of crude, pointing out that it was a
vital military necessity now.
The
a
"off month" for Treasury finance, as it does
an
Corporation Commission for November, which represented
a
ately.
reduction of H cents
Philadelphia price structure.
not affect the
Some
which
posted
prices to dealers in several
OCTOBER
production for oil to be
produced in Texas for November so that the Texas oil produc¬
tion will not exceed the current market demand," C. V.
Terrell, Chairman, said in announcing the new quota. "Oil
in storage above ground in the United States is 310-million
make it
a
grade.
cents for regular
"We have reduced the allowable
would
posted
of gasoline at Buffalo to 10.05 cents, and H cent at
At Buffalo, retail prices were lowered 1M cents a gallon to 18
in tank-wagon prices
reduction would
be ordered.
barrels.
cents, respectively, effective immediately.
7#_and
again
on
System
Treasury officials in Washington on Sept. 29 and
Oct. 6 to discuss the substitution of a fixed-interest
short-term security, of
the nature of
a
certificate, for the
The Secretary had previously in¬
dicated that the Treasury was interested in finding a suitable
substitute for the discount bills in the hope of attracting bids
from the smaller banks, which are not closely enough in
weekly Treasury bills.
touch with
money-market conditions to be able to compete
successfully for the discount bills offered weekly.
Mr. Mor¬
Oct. 7 that the decision to shift from ninemonths' bills to bills of a shorter maturity disposed tem¬
genthau said
on
porarily of the question of abandoning bills for some other
:
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offered 273-day bills for sale on Oct.-11 and
18, with the average rate'paid for the $50,000,000 bills sold
on the latter date being 0.362%.
The first issue of shorter
type of security.
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The Treasury
bills, sold
on
The money
Oct. 25, went at an average rate of 0.261%.
market has welcomed the shift to a shorter bill,
for it has
always contended that the 273-day bills had too
maturity to be the most suitable money-market in¬
strument.
Starting out with 90-day bills in 1930, the
Treasury gradually stepped up the maturity of its weekly
bill offerings so as to make the maximum use of bills as a
medium for raising new money .
The market showed greater
resistance to buying the 273-day bills after the supply of
excess reserves was reduced by action1 of the Federal Reserve
long
a
Board.
The Federal Intermediate Credit Banks
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offered
on
Oct. 6
$33,000,000 of 1 Vi% consolidated debentures, dated Oct. 15
and maturing in four and nine months.
Priced at a slight
premium over par value, the subscription books were closed
within an hour, the offering having been oversubscribed.
W. I. Myers, Governor of the Farm Credit Administration,
stated on Oct. 14 that $71,911,540 of Federal Land Bank
bond issues callable Nov. 1 would be called and retired.
He
Nov., 1937]
$48,364,000 Central
said that
plans bad been completed for retiring the issues
on
hand and the proceeds of short-term loans,
•which would be paid off during coming months from the
proceeds of heavy liquidation of Land Bank loans.
:
In a revised budget statement issued on Oct. 18, President
be
$695,000,000, compared with his estimate
last April of a net deficit of $418,000,000 and the estimate in
his budget message of last January of a net surplus of $37 ,-
The President's latest estimate of total receipts
000,000.
Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., New York
18,000.000 Idaho
Power
Co.—Public
offering of $18,000,000 first
mortgage 3 % % bonds due 1967 was made Oct. 6.
The bonds,
priced at 98)4% were underwritten by a group headed by
The First Boston Corp.
BUUs
Dated
Sept. 30 1937
each,
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given in the following tables:
are
Bills
Oct.
Amount
6 1937
of
Offerino
Ifattar*
;K-v
6 1938
13 1938
20 1938
273 days
7 1937
Oct.
13 1937
Oct.
14 1937
Oct.
20 1937
July
Oct.
21 1937
Oct.
27 1937
Mar. 16 1938
140 days
Oct.
26 1937
Nov.
3 1937
Mar. 16 1938
Subscrip¬
tions
$50,000,000 $183,266,000
50,000,000 134,079,000
50,000,000 163,285,000
50,000,000 143,108,000
273 days
273 days
July
July
133 days
50,000,000
173,632,000
To Redeem
Bills
Subscript
Amount
Offered
tions
Accepted
14 1937
Oct.
21 1937
Oct.
Yield
;
$50,090,000
99.669
0.436%
50,103,000
50,025,000
50,065,000
99.675
0.429%
99.725
173,632,000
7 1937
Oct.
Maturing
Price
$183,266,000
134,079,000
163,286,000
143,108,000
Sept. 30 1937
50,119,000
99.917
0.362%
0.261%
0.226%
26 1937
99.899
Issue
of—
$50,125,000
50,022.000
50,015,000
The month of October
on
already registered and withdrawal of others.
Conditions in past months have not been such as to lend
encouragement to large-scale financing and the market in
j
October
was particularly handicapped by the severe decline
prices which occurred during the month. However,
notwithstanding this setback, the total volume of new financ¬
ing in October managed to exceed that of September, but
continued at a level below that of a year ago.
Central New
York Power Corp. assumed the leadership among the
month's outstanding flotations with an offering of $48,364,000 gen. mtge., 3%% series, bonds, priced at 99 and accrued
interest, to yield 3.82 %. Also of interest was the $13,000,000
issue of the North Boston Lighting Properties.
While
smaller in size than some of the others the offering represents
one of the few recent examples of
financing by a holding
company for its operating companies, and upon its comple¬
tion the subsidiaries will have no bonds, preferred stock or
notes with the public, and will be entirely free of
mortgage
in stock
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semi annually on June 1 and Dec.
V:
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value
Bank of the Manhattan Co. and Barr Bros. & Co.
New-York,
unconditionally guaranteed as to
and dividends by Chicago Burlington &
Quincy RR.
Issued under the Philadelphia plan.
*
to approval
by the
Co. bid 98.2956.
announced that payment was
received Oct. 22 from the underwriters at the office of Edward
B. Smith & Co. in New Yort for the $43,439,400 of
company
5% cum.
pref. stock not subscribed for by the stockholders and
that the stock was delivered to the
participating underwriters.
As previously announced, due to unsettled market
conditions
conv.
public offering of such shares is contemplated by the under¬
writers at this time.
basis
of about
Inc., both of
2.23%.
Re-
priced
yield 2.80% for the 254s and 2.90% for the 3s.
,
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York/and associates, as 2.80s, at
2.78%.
Re-offered
from
0.75%
maturity.
g
100.245, a basis of about
2.90%, according to
to
1,050,000 Seattle, Wash., bonds
were sold as follows: A syndicate headed
by Drumheller, Ehrlichmann & White of Seattle, purchased
$750,000 light and power 4s, due from 1941 to 1959; the price
paid not being made public.
The group also took a 90-day
option on a further block of $750,000.
The balance of financing
by the city consisted of the sale of $300,000 2-30 year serial
general obligation sewer bonds as 4s, at par, to the Employees'
Retirement Fund, which was the only bidder.
1,000,000 Maine (State of) 2% highway bonds, due from 1939
to 1948
incl., were sold to Barr Bros. & Co., Inc., New York, at 101.199,
a basis of about 1.805 %.
Re-offered to yield from 1 % to 1.90
%,
according to maturity.
1,000,000 West Virginia (State of) road bonds, due from 1938
to
1962
incl., purchased by Brown Harriman & Co., Inc., New York,
at 100.107, a basis of about 2.55%.
The bankers took the 1938
1943 bonds as 3^s. and the rest as 2J4s.
Re-offered to yield
to
);'
from
0.60% to 2.60%, according to rate and maturity.
The
bankers originally bid in a block of $500,000 and
quickly exer¬
cised their option on an additional $500,000, the terms of sale
being the same in each instance.
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING
46,003,300 Bethlehem Ste 1 Corp.—A banking group headed by Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. and including Edward B
Smith & Co., Mel ion
Securities
PUBLIC UTILITY FINANCING
no
a
.Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago, and associates, on a bid
of 100.01 for $260,000 254s and $990,000 3s.
They were
to
First National Bank,
:
F. 8. Moseley & Co. and associates bought the certificates
at 100.434.
Salomon Bros. & Hjtzler, Dick & Merle-Smith
and Stroud & Co. bid 99.559.
Brown Harriman & Co
Inc.
and Laurence M. Marks & Co. bid 99.519, and
Freeman &
43.439,400 Pure Oil Co.—The
214s, at 100.275,
1,242,000 Union County, N. J., general impt. bonds, due serially from
1938 to 1965 incl., went to the Bancamerica-Blair
Corp., New
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as
offered to yield from 0.40% to 2.50%, according to maturity.
1,250,000 Louisville, Ky., sewer bonds, due Feb. 1,1969, were sold to the
par
1,275,000 Texas & Pacific Ry.—A new issue of $1,275,000 254% equip¬
ment trust certificates, series D (non callable) was
publicly
offered Oct. 14 through a banking group headed
by F
S
MoseJey & Co. ^nd including Kean, Taylor & Co. and R W.
Pressprlch & Co.
The certificates, which were issued under
the Philadelphia plan, mature at the rate of $85,000
annually
from Nov. 1, 1938, to Nov. 1, 1952. and are priced to
yield
from 0 85% to 3%, according to maturity.
The certificates are guaranteed unconditionally as to
prin¬
cipal and dividends by the company, and are legal investments,
in the opinion of counsel, for savings banks in New
York and
Connecticut.
Issuance of the certificates is subject
Interstate Commerce Commission.
FINANCING
,
are
New York, trustee.
1.
$3,000,000 Massachusetts (State of) Metropolitan Additional Water Loan
bonds, due serially from 1938 to 1967 incl., were awarded to
k
bankers report that the issue has been oversubscribed with
suoscriptions received for each maturity in excess of the re¬
spective amounts available.
Certificates are legal investments for savings banks in the
State of New York.
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1,000,000
purposes.
MUNICIPAL
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__
These bonds are redeemable in whole or in part on 30
days
published notice at 107% if redeemed before Jane 1, 1945?
on June 1, 1945 and on June 1 of each
year unt 1 Juae 1, 1952
said premium is to be reduced by 14 of 1
% of the principal
amount; on June 1, 1953 and on Juae 1 of each year until
June 1, 19b3 the premium is to be reduced by 14 of
1% of the
principal amount- the bonds are redeemable at par on and
after June 1,
1964.
The proceeds from the sale of these
bonds are to be used for the purpose of refunding and discharging the underlying Issue of 5% bonds due on June 1,
1941, outstanding in the principal amount of $1,003,000. and
for construction
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certificates
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$3,650,000 Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR.—Formal offering of
$3,650,000 2H% serial equipment trust certificates was made
Oct. 21, by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, Dick & Merle-Smith
and Stroud & Co., Inc.
The certificates mature $365,000
annually from Oct. 1, 1938 to 1947 inclusive, and were priced
to yield from 0.85% to 2.70%, according to
maturity.
The
The
300,000
300,000
300,000
300,000
300,000
300,000
300,000
300,000
50,000
2,500,000 Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—On Sept. 17, 1937,
$2,500,000 of first & refunding mortgage 314% series bonds
due 1967 (June 1, 1967), and dated June 1, 1937, was sold
privately at 102% and accrued interest.
Interest is payable
give the larger offerings in September:
RAILROAD FINANCING
$4,300,000
1,250,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
500,000
500,000
500,000
500,000
500,000
500,000
was made Oct. 28, signaling a
resumption in corporate
The notes carry a 354% coupon, mature on Oct. 1,
1947, and were priced at 100.
The offering was made by a
group of 28 underwriters headed by The First Boston Corp.
and including Lehman Brothers; F. S. Moseley &
Co.; Lee
Higginson Corp.; Harris, Hall & Co., Inc.; Bodell & Co.;
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; Chas. D. Barney & Co., and White,
Weld & Co.
It was announced Oct. 29 that the
offering has
been successfully completed.
An advance of $674.3/5 is to
be made out of the proceeds to Haverhill Electric
Co., a sub¬
sidiary, to redeem on Dec. 1, 1937, its outstanding 1st mtge.
5% bonds, due 1942.
the domestic market, resulting in the postponement of
we
The First Boston Corp., New York
Coffin & Burr, Inc., New York
Harris, Hall & Co., Chicago
Bonbright & Co., Inc., New York
Brown Harriman & Co., Inc., New York
Edward B. Smith & Co., New York
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Chicago
J. & W. Seligman & Co. .New York
;
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York
Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York
Lee Higginson Corp., New York
Lehman Brothers, New York
E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc., New York
White, Weld & Co., New York
Jackson & Curtis, Boston
Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York
W. O. Langley & Co., New York
Lazard Freres & Co., Inc., New York
F. S. Moseley & Co., New York
Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc., New York
Tucker, Anthony & Co., New York
Whiting, Weeks & Knowles, Inc., Boston
Hale, Waters & Co., Inc., Boston
Mellon Securities Corp., Pittsburgh
l
financing.
the
several issues
v
of the principal underwriters and
follows:
notes
experienced much hesitancy
part of corporations to undertake new financing operations
debt.
are as
13,000,000 North Boston Lighting Properties—Primarily for the pur¬
pose of repaying bank loans and to finance additions and
improvements over the past few years to electric and gas
properties, public offering of $13,000,000 10-year secured
50,038,000
50,385,000
NEW SECURITY ISSUES IN OCTOBER
Below
names
the respective amounts of bonds severally to be
purchased by
Offered
in
Underwriters—The
(
count basis
Oct.
$10,064,000
5,000,000
5,000,000
4,000,000
3,000,000
3,000,000
3,000,000
2,500,000
1,500,000
1,500,000
1,500,000
1,500,000
1,500,000
1,300,000
4,000,000
Lazard Freres & Co., Inc., New York
Lee Higginson Corp., New York
E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc., New York
At his press conference on Oct. 19, President Roosevelt
affirmed his previously spoken view that the budget would be
balanced in the next fiscal year.
f;
The details of the sale of Treasury bills sold on a dis¬
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Corp.—The first financing for
Coffin & Burr, Inc., Boston
for 1937.
Oct.
Power
Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc., New York
Schoelkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc., Buffalo
Bonbright & Co., Inc., New York
Mellon Securities Corp., Pittsburgh
Brown Harriman & Co., Inc., New York
The First Boston Corp., New York
Edward B. Smith & Co., New York
Lehman Brothers,New York
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York
against $6,906,000,000 in his April
estimate and ^>7,293,000,000 in his January estimate. Total
expenditures he calculated on Oct. 18 at $7,345,000,000,
against $7,324,000,000 in April and $7,256,000,000 in Janu¬
ary.
Changes in the Treasury's fiscal position since April
have had the effect, President Roosevelt, said, of increasing
the deficit of $418,000,000 then expected by $600,000,000,
but as there would be savings in other items of expenditure
of $323,000,000 the net deficit now promised to be $695,000,000.
Estimated total receipts for 1938, he said, would be
$1,357,000,000 more than the actual receipts for 1937 and
estimated expenditures for 1938, excluding debt retirement,
would be $656,000,000 less than the actual expenditures
$6,650,000,000,
was
York
series, due in 1962.
The bonds, priced at 99 and accrued
interest, to yield 3.82% to maturity, were offered by a syn¬
dicate headed by Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc.
The bonds are
considered legal for savings banks in New York, Connecticut,
Vermont, New Hampshire and Rhode Island, and for trust
funds in New Yorit and Pennsylvania.
Underwriters—The names of the several principal under¬
writers and the several amounts underwritten by them re¬
spectively, are as follows:
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Roosevelt estimated that the net deficit for the fiscal year
would
New
the corporation, a consolidation of 12 public utility corpora¬
tions operating in New York State, reached the market Oct. 7
in the form of an issue of $48,364,000 gen. mtge. bonds, 354%
from cash
1938
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MONTHLY REVIEW
Corp.,
Brown
Boston Corp., J. & W.
& Co. and associates,
Harriman
&
Co.,
Inc..
The
First
Seligman & Co. and G. M.-P. Murphy
on Oct
5 offered $46,003,300 3)4%
convertible debentures, due 1952, at 95H and int.
The debenturet) represent the unsubscribed part ol the $48 000 000
issue which was offered to stockholders of record Sept. 8.
According to an amendment filed with the Securities and Ex¬
change Commission, $] 996,700 of the original issue were
subscribed tor by the common stockholders at par.
R.ghts to
subscribe expired on Oct. 1,
underwriters and
of unsubscribed debentures to be purchased by
follows:
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., New York
15.63
Edward B. Smith & Co., New York
15.63
Mellon Securities Corp., Pittsburgh—
15.63
Brown Harriman & Co., Inc., New York
--12.50
The First Boston Corp., New York
—
8.33
J. & W. Seligman & Co., New York
5.10
G. M.-P. Murphy & Co., New York_.
2.30
Bonbright & Co., Inc., New York___>
1 44
Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York
1.77'
Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York
1.77'
Lazard Preres & Co., Inc., New York
1.77'
LeecHigginson Corp., New York
—
1.44'
Lehman Brothers, New York
1.77'
Dean Witter & Co., San Francisco
1.77'
Chas. D. Barney & Co., New York
—
1.04'
Clark, Dodge & Co., New York
1.04'
Glore, Forgan & Co., New York_
1.04'
Hallgarten & Co., New York
1.04'
Hayden Stone & Co., New York
1.04'
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., New York
1.04'
W. E. Hut ton & Co., New York
1.04'
White, Weld & Co., New York.
1.04'
Parrish & Co., New York.
.52'
Schroeder Rockefeller & Co., New York.
.52'
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York
3.13'
Underwriters—The names of the several
the percentage
them, respectively, are as
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Continental Can Co., Inc.—A new issue of 200,000 shares
of $4.50 cumulative preferred stock (no par) was placed on
the market Oct. 6 by an underwriting group headed by Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co. and including 28 other investment banking
20,000,000
The stock was priced at
firms.
$100 per share and accrued
dividends.
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.
have agreed,
Underwriters—The underwriters named below
severally and not jointly, to purchase from the company, at
$97.25 per share, plus accrued dividends to the date of de¬
livery, the numoer of shares of $4.50 cum. pref. stock set
opposite their respective names.
Shares
Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York
Chas. D. Barney & Co., New York
The First Boston Corp., New York
Edward B. Smith & Co., New York
31,750
13,000
13,000
13,000
10,000
.
...
Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York
Dominick & Dominick, New York
8,500
8,500
Hayden, Stone & Co., New York
W. E. Hutton & Co., New York
lazard Freres & Co., Inc., New York...
'.>Lee Higginson Corp., New York
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., New York
G. M.-P. Murphy & Co., New York
Harris, Hall & Co., (Inc.), Chicago
W. C. Langley & Co., New York
F. S. Moseley & Co., New York
Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc., New York
Hornblower & Weeas, New York
Bancamerica-Blair Corp., New York
8,500
8,500
8,500
6,000
6,000
4,500
4,000
4,000
4,000
3,500
3,000
a.
Kleinwort, Sons & Co., London, England....
Hallgarten & Co., New York
Ladenburg, Thai man & Co., New York
Riter & Co., New York
:
Baker, Weeks & Harden, New York
Bosworth, Chanute, loughbridge & Co., Denver.
First of Michigan Corp., Detroit
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Minneapolis
Schwabacher & Co., San Francisco
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., New York..
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2,000
2,000
2,000
1,500
1,500
1,500
—
—
1,500
1,250
13,000
3,000,000 Saks & Co., N. Y. City—A life insurance company has made
a $3,000,000 mortgage loan to the company, bearing interest
at the rate of 4.40% and due in 16 years.
The loan was placed
through Paul Hammond Co.
Proceeds of the loan, which is secured by a leasehold mortgage
on the Saks-Fifth Avenue store, will be used to refund an issue
of $2,044,000 6% leasehold-mortgage bonds of the Saks Realty
Corp.
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CHANGES IN OCTOBER
FAVORABLE
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dividend of 15c. a share
quarterly of like amount on the no par common stock,
Dec. 27.
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Allied Laboratories, Inc.—Extra
and a regular
both payable
$1 a share on the class A
dividend of $4 a share and a quarterly
stock, payable Oct. 1.
American Steamship Co.—Extra
of $1 a share on the common
Commonwealth
Edison
Chicago—Special dividend of 31 He.
Co.,
share on the new common
Argo Oil Corp.—Extra dividend of 15c. a share and the regular semi¬
annual dividend of 10c. a share on the common stock, both payable
Nov. 15.
a
stock, par $25, payable Dec. 1.
Co.—Initial dividend of 62 He. a share on the new
convertible preferred stock, payable Nov. 1.
5%
of N. Y.—Special dividend of $1 a share was paid
stock on Oct. 25, last.
Distillers & Brewers Corp. of America—Dividend of one-half share of
common stock of Oldetyme Distillers Corp. for each share of this com¬
pany's common stock, payable Nov. 15.
Dividend Shares, Inc.—Dividend on the capital stock increased from 3c.
a share to 6c. a share, payable Oct. 23.
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Dentists Supply Co.
on
the no par common
Corp.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased from
$1.35 a share, payable Dec. 28.
Mills, Durham, N. C.—Extra dividend of $1 a share and a
quarterly of $1.50 a share were paid on the common stock on
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Eddy Paper
75c. a share to
Erwin Cotton
regular
Oct. l.
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dividend of 5c. a share on the common
Farallone Packing Co.—Initial
15.
stock, payable Nov.
(Baltimore)—Extra dividend of 50c. a share on
B common stocks par $5, payable in class A 7%
$5, in the ratio of one share of class A
7% preferred for each 10 shares of class A and (or) class B common stock
held, payable Nov, 15. Y;Y, 'YY: vYY:'Y.';:Y Y■vYYY;:.-,;YYh:YJY
(Henry) Fischer Packing Co.—Initial dividend of 75c. a share on the
common stock, payable Oct. 15.
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the class A and class
cumulative preferred stock par
Co.—Extra dividend of 10c. a share and a
25c. a share on the $5 par common stock, both
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General Acceptance Corp.—Initial quarterly dividend of 30c. a share on
the convertible preferred stock and a regular quarterly of 37 He. a share
onthe$1.50 preferred stock, both payable Nov. 15.
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Fire
Insurance
regular quarterly of
payable Nov. 1, next.
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General Metals Corp.—Initial quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on the
new capital stock par $2H. payable Nov. 15.
A quarterly of 37Hc. a
share was paid on tne old no-par stock on Aug. 15, last, prior to the splitup on a two-for-one basis.
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Rubber Co.—Special dividend of 50c. a share on the
stock, payable Nov. 10.
This will be the first dividend to be
paid on the common stock since Feb. 1, 1932, when a quarterly of 25c.
General Tire &
common
a
share was disbursed.
;
(P.) Goldsmith Sons—Dividend of 50c. a share on the common stock,
payable Oct. 31. The last previous dividend of 25c. a share was paid on
Dec.
18,
1936.
Great Northern
Ry.—Dividend of $2
share on the preferred stock of no
a
value (the only stock issue outstanding), payable Dec. 20.
This will
be the first dividend to be paid since Feb. 1, 1932, when $1 a share was
distributed.
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Grocery Store Products Co.—Initial dividend of 12 He. a share on the
capital stock, payable Nov. 15.
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Hamilton Watch Co.—Dividend of 75c. a share on the no par common
stock, payable Dec. 15.
This compares with 60c. paid on Sept. 15, last.
Haverhill Electric Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased
from 50c. a share to $1 a share, payable Oct. 24.
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.—Special dividend of 30c. a share on
the common stock, par $25, payable Oct. 29.
& Power Securities Corp.—Dividend on the $50 par
stock increased from $1 a share to $1.50 a share, payable Nov. 10
Illuminating
common
International Cigar Machinery Co.—Extra dividend of 35c. a share and
a regular quarterly of 50c.
a share on the no par capital stock, both
payable Nov. l.s
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payable Nov. 1. a
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on
the common stock,
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(Byron) Jackson Co.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share and a
quarterly dividend of like amount on the common stock, both
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payable
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Jaeger Machine Co.—Dividend of $1.25 a share on the no par common
stock, payable Nov. 24.
This compares with distributions of 25c. a
share paid on Sept. 1, June 1 and on March 1, last.
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Johnson, Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co., St. Louis—Dividend on the
no
par common stock increased from 12 He. a share to 25c. a share,
payable Oct. 15.
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& Kokenge Co.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share on
stock, payable Oct. 30.
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Julian
the no par
50c. a share on the $10
This compares with 25c. extra and
par, common
a
stock, payable Nov. 1.
regular quarterly dividend of
25c.
a
share distributed on Aug. 1, last.
Knapp Monarch Co.—Initial dividend of 50c. a share on the larger amount
of common stock no par value, now outstanding, payable Dec. 1.
Lakey Foundry & Machine Co.—Dividend of 15c. a share on the common
stock became payable Oct. 22.
This uas the first distribution on this
issue since Jan. 30, 1930, when 25c. a share was paid.
capital stock, payable Nov. 16.
new
$3
6% cumulative preferred stock, par $50, payable Dec.
a
share
on
the
24.
share for third quarter on the
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Macassa Mines, Ltd.—Dividend on the $1 par common
from 5c. a share to 10c. a share, payable Nov. 1.
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stock increased
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Marathon Paper Mills Co.—Stock dividend of $3 a share on the common
stock, payable in 6% cumulative preferred stock on Oct. 30 to holders
of record Oct. 20.
Merchant Calculating Machine
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Co.—Dividend of $1.15 a share on the
this compares with 50c. paid on
stock, par $5, payaole Oct. 15;
July 15 last and 35c. on April 10 last.
common
Arkansas-Missouri Power Corp.—Initial dividend of
stock
Cosden Petroleum
Love Wells Co.—Initial dividend of 40c. a
Co., Ltd.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the common
Dec. 1.
An extra of 25c. and an ordinary dividend of
share were both paid on Sept. 1, last.
Metal
stock, payable
a
Oct. 1, last.
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp.—Dividend on the no par common
increased from 20c. a share to 25c. a share, payable Nov. 15.
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace Co.—Dividend of
Nov. 1.
American
Colonial Finance Co.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share on the common
stock, payable Oct. 25.
An initial dividend of 25c. a share was paid on
common
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(J. P.) Adowg Manufacturing Co.—Extra dividend of 30c. a share and a
;
regular quarterly of 15c. a share on the common stock, both payable
American Cyanamid Co.—Special dividend of
and class B common stock, payable Nov. 26.
Clark Equipment Co.—Special dividend of $3 a share on the no par com¬
mon stock, payable in $100 par 7% cumul. pref. stock on Dec. 1.
Nov. 15.
Changes in dividend declarations in October are numerous
and are for the most part of a favorable nature.
The follow¬
ing list, divided , into two sections, namely "Favorable
Changes" and "Unfavorable Changes," gives the more im¬
portant of the changes:
25c.
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MONTHLY
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$1.50 a share on the no par common
quarterly of 50c. a share was paid
Barber
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.—Dividend of
stock, payable Nov. 18.
A regular
Bardstown
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Co., Inc.—Dividend on the $10 par, capital stock increased from
25c. a share to 75c. a share, payable Nov. 16.
v.-
common
Distillery,
Inc.—Initial dividend of 7 He.
stock, payable in 3% one-year notes on Oct.
a
share on the
27.
Broadway Department Store, Inc.—Dividend on the no par common
stock increased from 40c. a share to 60c. a share, payable Oct. 29.
Ankenite Gold Mines, Ltd.—Extra dividend of 10c. a share
regular quarterly of 12He a share on the capital stock, both pay¬
able in Canadian funds on Nov. 15.
Buffalo
and
a
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.—Special dividend of 50c. a share in
addition to a quarterly of 25c. a share on the no par common stock, both
payable Dec. 6.
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Byers Machine Co.—Initial
stock, payable Oct. 5.
dividend of 40c. a share on the common
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(J. I.)Case Co.—Year-end dividend of $6 a share on the common stock,
par $100, payable Oct. 23.
A dividend of $4 a share was paid on Dec.
24, 1936. this latter was the first made on this issue since July 1,1931,
when a quarterly dividend of $1.50 a share was paid.
(A. M.) Castle & Co.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share and a quarterly of
50c. a share on the new common stock, both payable Nov. 10.
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Extra dividend on the common stock of 3-100ths
of a share of 5% preferred stock, par $100, payable on or about Dec. 15.
This dividend is subject to approval of the Corporation Commissioner of
California.
,
Central New York Power Corp.—Initial quarterly dividend of $1.25 a
share on the 5% cumulative preferred stock, par $100, payable Nov. 1.
Cerro de Pasco
Copper Corp.—Special dividend of $1.75 a share and a
$1 a share on the no par common stock,
regular quarterly dividend of
both payable Nov. 1.
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Chain Belt Co.—Initial dividend of 25c. a share on the new common stock
now outstanding, payable Nov. 15.
Prior to the three-for-one split-up
dividends of 62He. a share were distributed.
Corp.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and a regular
quarterly of 35c. a share on the new $5 par common stock, payable Oct. 25.
regular quarterly
Cherry Burrell
Oct.
on
1 last.
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Preference stock firsteach sharepaid on the common stoclk since Sept. 15,
the for
dividend of common stock held, payable Dec. 15.
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Y 1931, when
a
regular quarterly of 25c. a
Meier & Frank Co.,
share was distributed.
Inc.—Special dividend of 15c. a share and a regular
quarterly dividend of like amount on
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share, payable Oct. 30.
Missouri Gas & Electric Service Co.—Initial dividend of $1 a share on
the common stock, payable Dec. 1.
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Metal & Thermitt
from $2 a share to $3 a
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Nassau & Suffolk
Lighting Co.-—Dividend of $1.50 a share on account
7% cum. pref. stock, par $100, payable Dec. 1.
first dividend paid on the preferred since July 1, 1936,
of accumulations on the
This will be the
when
75c.
a
share was distributed.
National Automotive
the
new common
Fibres, Inc.—Initial dividend of 25c. a share on
The dividend is payable at
cash or in new $100 par value 6% prer. stock.
stock, payable Nov. 24.
the holder's option in
Jersey Zinc Co.—Dividend on the $25 par capital stock
$1 a share, payaole Dec. 10.
New
increased
from 50c. a share to
Niles-Bement-Pond Co.—Dividend of 1 share of Shepard-Miles Crane
& Hoist Corp. stock for each 10 shares of this company's stock held,
payable Nov. 8.
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Ohio Public Service Co.—Initial quarterly
the
5H% cum. pref. stock, par
dividend of $1.37 H a share on
$100, payable Nov. 1.
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This will be the first dividend to be paid on the class B
Oliver United Filters
payaole Nov. 1.
stock since 1931.
Otis Steel Co.—Dividend of $1.37 H
1st
A
pref. stock tor the quarter
on
Nov. 15 next,
a
share upon the company's conv.
ended Dec. 15. 1937, payable on said date.
paid upon the prior preference stock
thus satisfying all accruals on the issue. -
dividend of $43.75 a share will be
MONTHLY
Nov., 1937]
Ohio Water Service Co.—Dividend
par
value increased from 70c.
Pacific
a
the class A conunonstock of no
on
were,
share to $1 a share, payable Dec. 24.
Lighting Corp.—Extra dividend of 50c.
a
it:
Corp., Ltd., Del.—Extra dividend of 53c. a share and a dividend
Public
Service
share
on
Co.
Illinois—Special dividend of 80 c.
(par $60 and no par value;,
Northern
of
paid on Oct. la
the two classes of common stock
payable Dec. 1.
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I
payable Dec.
of 25c. a share on the company's common stock,
This will be the first dividend paid on the common
1.
stock since Sept. 1,
1930, when 373^c. a share was
distributed.
Raymond Concrete Pile Co.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share and a regular
dividend of 25c. a share on the common stock, both payable Nov. 1.
Republic Natural Gas Co. (Del.)—Initial dividend of 10c. a share on the
common stock,
payaoie Oct. 25.
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Ryan Aeronautical Co.—Initial dividend of 5 cents a share, payable
Nov. 30.
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i St. Loui8 Car Co.—Dividend of 1 share of common for each share of 7 %
cum. pref. stock held, payable Oct. 28.
This dividend is in lieu of all
:
arrears on the
preferred up to and including Nov.
;
Savage Arms Corp.—Dividend
from 50c.
a
share to 75c.
a
on the no par common stock increased
share, payable Nov. 20.
Schwitzer-Cummins Co.—Dividend
25c.
on the common stock increased from
share to 37Hc. a share, payable Nov. 1.
a
Securities Acceptance Corp.—Quarterly dividend of 25c. a
extra of 50c. a share on the $4 par common
The extra dividend will be paid in $25 par
20c. a share was paid on Oct. 1 and July 1,
v
Smith
Agricultural
Chemical
share and an
stock, both payable Dec. 24.
6% pref. stock.
Previously
last, on the common stock.
Co.—Dividend
the no par common
Oct. 28.
-;
on
stock increased from $1 a share to $2 a share, payable
Southern Pine Chemical Co.—Initial dividend of 50c.
Oct. 30.
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share, payable
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Sun Oil Co.—Stock dividend of 8% on the no par common
regular quarterly of 25c. a share, both payable
stock, payable Nov.
Tobacco
Products
stock and a
Dec. 15.
Superior Tool & Die Co.—Initial dividend of 8c.
20.
share on the common
a
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Export Corp.—Dividend .on the common stock in¬
27Hc. a share, payable Nov. 15.
creased from 15c. a share to
Union Oil Co. of California—Extra dividend of 25c.
to
the regular quarterly of
30c.
a
share in addition
share on the $25 par common stock,
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both payable Nov. 10.
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United States Steel Co.—Dividend of $1 a share on the $100 par common
stock, payable Dec. 20.
This will be the first dividend paid on the com¬
stock since March 30, 1932, when a distribution of 50c. a
mon
share was
made.
Williams Oil-O-Matic Heating Corp.—Dividend on the common stock
increased from 25c. a share to 50c. a share, payable Oct. 29.
UNFAVORABLE
20c.
a
share to 15c.
a
share, payable Dec. 15.
Beverly Gas & Electric Co.—Dividend
from
$1.13
a
share to 62c.
a
creased from
$1
share to 75c.
a
,
the common stock reduced
share, payable Oct. 14. r
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.—Dividend
a
on
the common stock, $50 par, de¬
share, payable Dec. 15.
on
Charis Corp.—Dividend on the no par common stock reduced from 37 He.
a share to 25c. a share, payable Nov.
1.
Chicago Mail Order Co.—Dividend
duced from
37Hc.
share to 25c.
a
the no par $5 common stock re¬
share, payable Dec. 1.
on
a
Dwight Mfg. Co.—Dividend
$1
a
share to 50c.
on the $12.50 par capital stock reduced from
share, payable Nov. 26.
a
Equity Shares, Inc.—Dividend reduced from 50c.
a
share to 10c.
a
share,
payable Nov. 18.
International Paper & Power Co.—No action taken at the regular semi¬
monthly meeting held Oct. 26 on the declaration of a dividend on the new
5% preferred stock.
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Lexington Telephone Co.—Directors took
no action on the payment of
a dividend on the 6H%
Prior pref. stock, par $100, at this time.
A
regular quarterly of $1.62H a share was paid on July 15 last.
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co.—Dividend on the common stock decreased from
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50c.
a
share to 10c.
a
share, payable Nov. 1.
Northern Pipe Line Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the $10 par capital
stock, payable Dec. 1.
This compares with 40c. paid on June 1 last.
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.—Dividend of 75c. a share on the new common
stock, par $12.50, payable Nov. 15.
This compares with $1 paid on
Aug. 15 last and an initial div. of 75c. on May 15 last.
Penn Valley Crude Oil Corp.—Dividend ordinarily due at this time on the
50c. cum.xolass A stock of no par value omitted.
of 12He. a share was paid on July 1 last.
A regular quarterly
f
(G.- E.) Prentice Mfg. Co.—Dividend
duced from $1
:
Prudential
a
share to 50c.
Investing
reduced from 10c.
a
a
share to
the $25 par common stock
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share, payable Oct. 15.
Corp.—Dividend
7Hc.
a
on
the $1
share and
was
par
r
rey-
stock
Oct. 1 last.
common
payable
on
Standard Silver-Lead Mining Co.—Dividend ordinarily due at this time
on the capital stock was omitted.
On April 26 last a dividend of 1 cent
a share was paid.
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Sylvania Industrial Corp.—Dividend
35c.
a
share to 25c.
a
on the capital stock reduced from
share, payable Nov. 15.
(John R.) Thompson Co.—Directors decided to omit the dividend
narily payable at this time on the company's
A regular quarterly dividend of 12 He. a share
16 last,
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stock,
distributed
common
was
par
on
ordi¬
$25.
Aug.
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COURSE OF THE STOCK PRICES DURING OCTOBERf 1937
The stock market approached in October nearer the
panic
stage than it had since 1929.
The rally that set in during
the last week of September had spent its force by the time
October opened, and in the first half of the month
prices
sagged with a severity that betokened grave trouble ahead
for the market.
The climax
on Oct. 19, which
day
"Black Tuesday.."
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A foretaste of that day's panicky conditions had been
afforded on the previous day, when prices melted
away
rapidly under the stress of a considerable amount of neces¬
sitous selling.
The market was at its lowest ebb in the very
early dealings on Oct. 19.
Shares were turned over in ex¬
ceptionally large blocks at prices which were, at times, cut
in half from the previous closing levels.
The cry was raised
that bears were jumping on the market's prostrate form, but
a
more realistic,: less emotional
verdict was that a large
number of margin accounts were undermined by the
long
decline in prices from the peaks reached on the
August
recovery movement.
And so black was the mood of in¬
vestors that they could not be induced to buy the necessitously-liquidated stocks except at price concessions available
only at intervals several years apart.
On that memorable -Tu< siay, Oct.
19, the market's
agonies were soon ended.
The drastic early weakness was
superseded quickly by a buying wave, of extraordinarily
large proportions., The early losses ranging up to 15 points
straightway became known
as
came
instances, and share prices in the
were
Investors of modest
drawal windows of
formed long queues at the with¬
savings banks and the receiving
wickets of the brokerage firms, and by the joint efforts of
all the market was launched on a
rallying phase which con¬
tinued dominant until the end of the month.
means
the
,
The market averages of the New York "Times"
digest the
market's performance in this fashion: The net recession in
prices,
gauged by the 50 stocks used in the index,
as
was
12.89 points in October, which fell
just short of September's
decline of 13.34 points.
But the net decline in October was
held to 12.89 points
by virtue of the rally which developed \
after the lows of the 19th had been reached.
the market was no less than 27.62
At its worst
points under the September
The index places the net decline at 11.4%
closing levels.
of aggregate market values
lows prices had receded
October.
in
Oct.
the
At
19
just 40% from their March 8 highs.
the brunt
prices were subjected in
October, with coppers, motors and rail equipment shares
suffering next most severely.
The rail stocks fared relatively
better than the industrials did, but no
groups were able
to escape the effects of the tidal wave of
selling.
So much for the acute
degree of weakness which prices
displayed.
The volume of dealings was equally remarkable.
The turnover on Oct. 19 was
7,288,080 shares, a total un¬
matched in a single session since
July 21, 1933.
Dealings
were at such a rapid rate throughout the month that total
transactions came to 51,127,611 shares,
compared with 33,854,188 shares in September.
The year's low was 16,449,193
shares in June.
The October turnover was nearly as great
as the combined
total for June, July and August.
Bond
prices also were soft, with the exception of United States
Government issues, which were steady.
Bond transactions
The steel stocks and
manufacturing issues bore
of the
heavy pounding to which
on
the New York Stock
Exchange expanded to $227,502,000
value from $182,078,000 in September.
The gains amassed by stock
prices in their two-year-long
climb to March, 1937, had been
virtually wiped out at the
par
CHANGES
Armour & Co. (111.)—Dividend on the $5 par common stock reduced from
,
many
able to close higher on the day.
First came;
buying by shorts and shortly afterward buying by institu¬
tional investors and individuals of all gradations of means.
share and a regular
of 40c. a share on the common stock.
The former was
last and the latter is payable Nov. 1 next.
erased, in
aggregate
quarterly of 75c. a share on the no par common stock, both payaoie
Petrolite
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Oct. 19 lows.
The Dull movement which was being liqui¬
dated is commonly said to date from March, 1935.
From
March 18, 1935, to March 8, 1937, the market
of
hign
averages
the New York "Times"
rose from a low of 77.92 to a
Tne Oct. 19 low for the 50 stocks used in
of 142.93.
com¬
piling the index
was 85.62.
The first phase of the market's
decline this year extended from March 8 to June 17,
during
whicn time the index receded from 142.93 to 120.18.
A
recovery movement then ensued which lifted
a
peak of 135.49
the
index to
Aug. 14.
The decline from the latter
date to Oct. 19 was most precipitate.
More recently the stock market decline has been
clearly
shown to have at least partial justification
by the recession
on
in business.
As October came to a close the business index
of the "Annalist" had recorded its tenth consecutive
weekly
decline and was below the estimated "normal" line for the
first time
June, 1936.
since
uing to fall at
Production of steel
was
contin¬
rate greater than seasonal, with operations
for the last week of the month at 52.1% of
capacity, a new
low
since
showing
a
Feb.
17,
1936,
and automobile production
was
smaller than seasonal increase, and the drop in
miscellaneous carloadings was larger than seasonal.
But over and above these manifest signs of a
slackening
a
in the pace
of business has been a growing dissatisfaction
among investors with the regulatory, taxation and reform
policies of the Washington Administration ? The conviction
has been deer>ening that the outlook for business is unencouraging unless the Administration doubles back on its
course
and
policies.
discards
An
or
modifies
indication
that
some
this
of
its
anti-business
realization
was
being
Washington authorities was perhaps to be
found in a dispatch from Washington to the New York
"Times'*, under date of Oct. 28, reporting that the undis¬
tributed orofit taxes on corporations and the capital
gains
taxes would be revised. ; Another
sign was the announce¬
ment by the Federal Reserve Board on Oci. 27
that, effective
Nov. 1, the margin requirements for stock purchases would
be reduced to 40% from 55%.
Another Washington action,
of somewhat different character, was the authorization
by
borne in
the
on
the Interstate Commerce Commission
rate increases
it
was
on
a
on Oct. 22 of
limited list of basic commodities
estimated, would yield
an
freight
which,
additional $47,500,000 a
ye ir to the railroads.
;The Administration
w 11 have an
opportunity soon to give
legislative relief to business, if it is so minded, for
President Roosevelt issued a proclamation on Oct. 12
calling
a special session of Congress to convene on Nov. 15.
some
As to the fluctuations in individual stocks, United States
was
at its highest Oct. 1 at 81% and at its lowest
Steel
Oct. 25 at 51%,
with the close Oct. 30 at 63%.
ferred, was at its highest Oct.
Oct.
19 at
Tel.
&
and
at
Steel,
its
100%, with the close Oct. 30 at 113.
Tel.
the close
1 at 123
dropped
Oct.
30
at
from 163
154%.
Oct.
1
American
to 140
Can
American
Oct.
fell
19, with
99%
from
Oct. 1 to 79% Oct. 19, with the close Oct. 30 at 93%.
eral
Electric
moved
down
with the close Oct. 30 at
from
43%.
-
pre¬
lowest
Gen¬
Oct. 1 to 34 Oct. 19,
Allied Chemical & Dye was
45%
highest Oct. 4 at 197 and at its lowest Oct. 19 at 150,
with the close Oct. 30 at 163%.
Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg.
at its
•
MONTHLY
14
moved down from 120% Oct. 1 to 90 Oct. 19, with
the close
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y. fell from
Oct. 30 at 104%.
30% Oct. 1 to 22 Oct. 19, with the close Oct. 30 at 26. . In
the railroad list, New York Central was at its highest
and at its lowest Oct. 19 at 15%, with the
4 at 28%
Oct.
close
Delaware & Hudson dropped from
30 at 21%.
Oct.
Oct. 4 to 13 Oct. 19, with the close Oct. 30 at 19%.
Union Pacific moved down from 106 Oct: 4 to 86% Oct. 19,
25%
with
Southern Pacific was at its
the close Oct. 30 at 99.
highest Oct. 4 at 32% and at its lowest Oct. 19 at 17, with
the close Oct. 30 at 22%.
Baltimore & Ohio fell from 18%
close Oct. 30 at 14%.
Oct. 4 to 8% Oct. 19, with the
Chesa¬
peake & Ohio dropped from 43% Oct. 1 to 31 Oct. 19, with
the close Oct. 30 at 40.
Southern Railway was at its highest
Oct. 19 at 9, with the close
Oct. 4 at 20% and at its lowest
30 at 15%.
Oct.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON
1934
1935
1936
1937
Month of
October—
Stock sales (No. of shares)
Bond sales (par value)—
43,995,282
51,127,611
15,659,921
46,658,488
$
}
$
$
193,776,000
29,954,000
14,476,000
51,997,000
337,919,000
275,727,000
278,238,000
United States Govt
Closing
1937
October,
Price
Price
_
Oct.
Oct.
55
Oct.
71
Oct.
Ill
Oct.
71
110%
94%
4s
1995
Baltimore & Ohio 1st gold 4s 1948
Convertible 4%s_—.
1960
Bost & Maine 1st 5s ser A-C.1967
Brooklyn Union Elev 5s._—1950
Ches & Ohio gen 4%s_.
1992
Chic Mllw St P & Pac 5s A. .1975
Chic & N W 4%s series A...1949
C C C & St L 4%s series E...1977
Erie ref & impt 6s of 1927—1967
Great Northern gen 4% s—.1977
111 Cent St L & N O 5s
1963
Internat Paper 5s ser A & B..1947
Kan City Sou ref & impt 5s..1950
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 5s..2003
Liggett & Myers Tob 7s
1944
Mo Kan Tex cum adj 5s
1967
New York Central 3%s
1946
N Y C & St L 4%s series C..1978
N YN H & H 1st ref 4%s.„ 1967
N Y Ont & Western ref 4s... 1992
Northern Pacific 4s
1997
Pennsylvania RR deb 4%s__1970
Conv deb 3%s
1952
Warner Bros Pictures 6s
.1939
Western Maryland 1st 4s
1952
Atch Top & S F gen
86
71
107% Oct.
83
Allegheny Corp coll trust 5s. 1944
Amer & Foreign Power 5s.—2030
Oct. 30
Highest
Lowest
Oct. 1
98,503,000
227,502,000
184,201,000
28,825,000
State, munic. & foreign.
Range for
Opening
Railroad and Industrial Bonds
82
94% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
55%
62%
33
Oct.
66
48
Oct.
63% Oct.
90
78
Oct.
90
Oct.
116% Oct.
118
Oct.
8
17% Oct.
10% Oct.
Oct.
17%
10%
85%
5% Oct.
69% Oct.
62
41
Oct.
89
Oct.
100%
50
93
63
.'Oct.
98"
Oct.
Oct.
71%
Oct.
86
63% Oct.
100% Oct.
58% Oct.
33% Oct.
13o"
126
52%
68
39%
Oct.
27%
22% Oct.
92% Oct.
46%
99%
53
20
SB
Oct.
16
65"
77% Oct.
29% Oct.
Oct.
16
8% Oct.
25
Oct.
98
Oct.
103
Oct.
98"
98
88
Oct.
99%
87%
97%
82% Oct.
98% Oct.
101% Oct.
87% Oct.
94%
93%
102%
70
Oct.
95"
Oct
99
89% Oct.
140,718,000
284,422,000
31,117,000
22,380,000
Railroad and mlscell—
Total bond sales
REVIEW
39,017,000
OCTOBER, 1937
THE MONEY MARKET DURING
stocks and speculative bonds, which
While the break in
reached
about the middle of October, had
culmination
its
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31—
396,979,510
351,787,564
Stock sales (No. of shares)
$
$
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad and mlscell—
279,377,161
278,586,660
-;
.
$
$
1,799,584,000 2,403,783,000 1,772,887,000 1,911,378,000
273,206,000
315,937,000
515,858,000
253,311,000
294,365,000
328,089.000
State, munlc. & foreignUnited States Govt
virtual
the effect of bringing new financing operations to a
634,228,000
776,032,700
standstill, the money market itself was little affected and
reflecting the recovery in the excess
continued easy,
rates
reserve
position as it developed following the de-sterilization
of part
of the inactive gold fund late in September.
2,422,038,000 2,930,300,000 2,723,052,000 3,203,268,700
Total bond sales
THE CURB EXCHANGE
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON
1934
1935
1936
1937
excess reserves
v
while excess reserves of the New York City
billion mark,
high of $400,000,000 to
banks alone, after declining from a
Month of
Total
during most of the month hovered above the
October—
Bond sales (par value)
$
—
$
,
Foreign Government—
940,000
Foreign
865,000
90,973,000
1,365,000
859,000
corporate
$
$
'■ Vv
62,539,000
1,626,000
35,701,000
Domestic
2,824,557
8,967,236
10,820,385
10,110,870
Stock sales (No. of shares)
'
1,105,000
62,861,000
1,638,000
1,197,000
13,
Oct.
$259,000,000
recovered
Oct.
$375,000,000
to
27.
Although the demand for currency will from now on show a
broadening,
seasonal
its
effect
the
on
is
market
money
likely to be neutralized by a decline in commercial borrow¬
Total
37,506,000
65,024,000
93,443,000
65,696,000
93,035,527
bond sales
107,142,778
55,073,107
51,282,691
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31—
Stock sales (No. of shares)
of financing security purchases, and finally, by the
681,199.000
15,440,000
10,433,000
963,094,000
805,277,000
30,725,000
22,205,000
purpose
10,929,000
380,280,000
707,072,000
987,506,000
858,207,000
the announcement on Oct. 27 by the Board of Governors
10,668,000
Foreign Government
Foreign corporate
Total
by the extended liquidation in the stock market which has
led to a substantial contraction in bank loans made for the
8,772,000
360,840,000
Domestic
.
$
$
$
$
Bond sales (par value)—
ing resulting from the rather general recession in business,
(
bond sales
13,483,000
temporary cessation of pew Treasury borrowing.
An inter¬
esting development during the latter part of the month was
of
System reducing "long" margins from
the Federal Reserve
corporate bonds of medium and lesser
55% to 40% and introducing a 50% margin foji#hort selling,
grades in October experienced much the same treatment as „ while
simultaneously enlarging brokers' borrjwihg: capacity
was accorded stock prices.
Declines in this group ran up
from 60% to 75% in the maximum initlailfatue of cus¬
20 or more points from the high levels of January last.
tomers' securities.
Treasury financing was limited to three
Railroad bonds, particularly, moved in sympathy with car¬
$50,000,000 issues of 273-day bills and one issue of $50,rier stocks and displayed much weakness during the month.
000,000 of 140-day bills, all to replace maturities of similar
Better-grade issues were firm until the third week, when
amounts.
Gold imports during October totaled $61,300,000.
heavy selling brought about drastic revisions in equity
Of this sum
Movements
high-grade bonds gave some ground, which was
values and
very
soon
of
recovered again.
In the following table we show, as
usual, the fluctuations
States Gov¬
for the month in the different issues of United
ernment
considerable number, likewise,
corporate and foreign government bond prices:
obligations,
of domestic
and
a
First
Range
During
October,
Last r7
1937
Sale
Sale
Government Bonds
Oct.
Lowest
1
Oct. 30
Highest
Belgium, $19,900,000
$6,100,000 from India,
$4,300,000 from England, and $1,900,000 from Australia.
Although an additional amount of $6,400,000 was released
$20,200,000
from
came
Japan, $8,900,000 from Canada,
from
the
and
earmark
from
further
usual
and
newly-mined
through
scrap
accession
occurred
gold, the increase in the
gold stock of the country was limited to about $60,reflecting an appreciable outward movement of
total
000,000,
Discount holdings of the 12 Reserve
$23,590,000 Sept. 29 to $18,484,000
gold, chiefly to France.
banks decreased from
$23,426,000 Oct. 27.
Treasury 4%s
...1947-1952
115.18
115
Oct.
19 115.25 Oct.
18
115.14
Oct.
Treasury 3%s._
...1943-1945
106.6
106.5
Oct.
19 106.22 Oct.
18
106.19
Treasury 4s
...1944-1954
111.10
110.28 Oct.
19 111.25 Oct.
18
111.13
Treasury 3%s
...1945-1956
109.18
109.6
19 109.27 Oct.
29
Treasury 3%s
...1943-1947
106.25
106.18 Oct.
19 107.2
Oct.
18
107"
Treasury 3s...
...1951-1955
102.19
102
19 102.30 Oct.
29
102.28
103.28 Oct.
19 104.15 Oct.
18
104.15
Treasury 3%s
...1940-1943
105.22
105.12 Oct.
22 105.29 Oct.
5
105.21
Treasury 3%s
...1941-1943
106.12
106.6
Oct.
19 106.24 Oct.
4
104.4
Oct.
19 104.30 Oct.
29
declined slightly from
$3,026,000 Sept. 29 to $2,830,000 Oct. 27.
Total member
bank reserves, after decreasing from $7,032,833,000 Sept. 29
to $6,918,902,000 Oct. 13, recovered to $6,950,730,000 Oct. 27.
Average yields on Treasury notes running from three to
five years eased from 1.45% to 1.37%, and those on Treas¬
ury bonds of more than eight years' maturity from 2.65%
to 2.63%.
Average rates on 273-day Treasury bills eased
from 0.38% to 0.36%, while the rate on the 140-day bill issue
was. only 0.26%.
On the Stock Exchange the official call
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3%s._... i... 1946-1949
'
'''
-
«.
J'i.«».' "
Oct.
Oct.
—
--
106.15
104.26
Treasury 3%s
104". 10
103.26 Oct.
19 104.22 Oct.
18
Treasury 3%s
106.15
106.2
25 106.20 Oct.
6
10615
Treasury 3%s
...1944-1946
106.8
105.26 Oct.119 106.20 Oct.
18
106.13
Treasury 2%s
...1955-1960
'
Oct.
30
mt
•»
*
100.19
100.13
99.24 Oct.
19 100.23 Oct.
Treasury 2%s
...1945-1947
102.12
101.30 Oct.
19 102.27 Oct.
18
102.19
Treasury 2%s
--19481951
100.16
99.28 Oct.
19 100.29 Oct.
18
100.23
Treasury 2%s
...1951-1954
99.20
99.1
Oct.
18
99.31 Oct.
18
99.29
Treasury 2%s
...1956-1950
99.14
98.24 Oct.
19
99.24 Oct.
18
99.22
97.27
97.3
19
98.8
Oct.
18
98.5
■
...1949-1953
Treasury 2%s
Federal Farm Mortgage—
102.20 Oct.
3%s
3s
f
...1944-1949
3s
2%s
Oct.
—
i
1942-1947
25 103
Oct.
30
19 102.13 Oct.
18
101. i 5
3s series A
102
rate
CALL
14 103
Oct.
2
101.12 Oct.
13 101.16 Oct.
14
102.26
m~~~C '.
Oct.
1
Oct.
2
Oct.
3
1939-1949
...1941-1044
Oct.
4—
30
102.12
100.15'
99.31 Oct.
19 100.26 Oct.
18
100.22
Oct.
100.12
90.30 Oct.
10 100.18 Oct.
4
100.17
Oct.
7—
8—
Range for October,
1937
Closing
Price
Price
Oct. 1
Lowest
Highest
Oct. 30
102%
106
1957
Austrian (Govt) 7a......
1949
Brisbane (City) 5s
1957
Canada (Dominion) 5s
__1952
German (Rep) 7s stamped.-.1949
German (Govt) Internat 5%s,
stamped
- „
.1965
116^
.1954
1965
76%
Belgium (Kingdom) 6% s
—
— — _
Japanese Govt 6%s___
5%s
„
New Sbutrr Wales (Slate) 5s. 1957
........-...1963
Queensland (State) ext 7s.. .1941
Rome (City) external 6%s._ 1952
Norway 4s.,
101%
112%
32
26
62
102%
101%
98%
104%
103%
108%
99%
109%
26%
Oct.
23%
67%
52%
101%
Oct.
Oct.
101
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
104% Oct.
"70"
at
1%.
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
High
Low
60
Oct.
103%
106%
104%
110%
99%
105%
Oct.
Renewal
26%
78%
63%
102%
102%
106%
71
111%
31
Oct.
25%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct,
Oct.
■
;■
I
5—
i
6
i
•>; i
J
'
74%
63
,
102
101%
.,
v-
i
Vl:
1
Oct. 10
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
i
ft
1
V:
—
\:V
l
1
l
Time.loan
—
„
■i.v
1 "
-
1
i
Oc+. 27
'v:;
v:
i
on
■>£
1
v>
1
1
if'
1
1
V. If
1
:
1
V.:
■Vi1
Saturday
!
•.
Sunday
Oct. 31
Saturday
rates
-'V
1
I
v
1
1
Oct.30
=
1
i
Oct. 28—— v.;;-1
1
1
1
\::
Sunday
Oct. 26—
Oct. 29
1
Saturday
Oct. 25
1
<■
1
Oct. 24—
1
1
'
Oct. 23
1
;:
1
;
'V
VV vV-
1
Oct .22
I
1
l
1
Oct. 21
;•
Holiday
—„
1
Oct. 20
I
'
1
Oct. 14—..
Oct. 13
1
Oct. 19
1
Saturday
Sunday
Oct.> 9
Oct. 16—
102% Oct.
112% Oct.
32
vi
Sunday
Oct. 17
1
1
Sunday
Oct. 15—„
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Renewal
Saturday
i
Oct. 12
Argentine external 4%s——1971
Australia 5e of 1925
1955
i''
1
19 102.12 Oct.
1
High
—
101.20 Oct.
Opening
Foreign Bonds
market
ON THE NEW
RATES
—
Oct.
2%s series G
—
open
remained unchanged
LOAN
Low
Oct.
2%s series B
......-1952
the
in
102.10
Home Owners' Loan—
•
loan
bought
103
101.24 Oct.
102.19 Oct'.
...1942-1947
—
—
....
20, but subsequently recovered to
Bills
V
security collateral
remained at
the
jirevious nominal rates of 1%% for one to three months,
1%% for longer-term loans.
Few, if any, new accom¬
modations were transacted, inasmuch as the drastic liqui¬
dation in stocks and bonds proceeding during the larger
and
of the month resulted in
Oct.
part
Oct.
existing security loans.
a
substantial reduction of
MONTHLY
DAILY
RECORD
OF TIME
LOAN
RATES
REVIEW
coming available to dealers for resale.
No changes occurred
the rate structure of the bill
market.
The amount of
bills outstanding at the end of
September was
in
Rates
30 Days
60 Days
on
Mixed Collateral
90 Days
4 Months
6 Months
6 Months
Satur
Sun
practically
unchanged from the August total, but $29,000,000 above the
September, 1936, outstandings. Further small increases in
outstandings of export bills and domestic warehouse credits
during September
were
port
and
acceptances
shipped
between
offset
bills
foreign
by continued declines in im¬
based
on
countries.
goods
As
year ago, the only classification to show
is bills based on goods stored in or
Satur
Sun
or
a
material decrease
are
approximately 80%
of all
of September
compared with
Sun
or
with
shipped between foreign
outstanding in the smallest volume since
Accepting banks and bankers held $274,000,000,
countries which
July, 1927.
Satur
a
in
stored
compared
bills outstanding at
77% at the end
of
the end
August."
RETURNS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKSBROKERS' LOANS IN NEW YORK CITY
For the Federal Reserve banks and their member
institu¬
tions the
Satur
the
Sun
developments of chief interest in October included
heavy liquidation of brokers' loans, the slackening of the
demand for commercial, industrial and
agricultural loans, the
reversal in New York of the downtrend
Oct. 28...
IX
IX
Oct. 29...
IX
IX
IX
IX
Oct, 30—
IX
IX
IX
IX
Saturday;
Sun day v
Oct. 31
.
;
in
reporting bank
holdings of direct government securities and the failure of
IX
IX
\
„
Commercial paper appeared in somewhat smaller
supply
than during the preceding
month, whereas the active invest¬
ment demand showed no signs of abatement.
Rates for
average grade prime four to
six months' commercial paper
remained at the previous level of 1%.
Under date of Oct. 14
the Federal Reserve Bank of New York announced that
returns
received
from
commercial paper dealers showed
a
total of
$331,400,000 of open market commercial paper out¬
standing on Sept. 30, comparecLwith $329,000,000 at the end
of August. 1937, and
$197,300,000 at the end of Septem¬
ber. 1936.
rates for money at new york
Week Ended
Call loans
on Stock Exchange:
Range for week (mixed & industrial collateral)
Week's average (mixed & Industrial collateral).
_
' 1@1
1@1
1@1
1@1
1
1 £
l
1
Time loans (mixed & industrial collateral):
Thirty days.
_
Sixty days
Ninety days
Fourmonths
...........
Five months—
..—...
........
Six months.
...........i........
Clmmercial paper:
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
1
I
1
1
1
IX
Double and single names:
Prime 4 to 6 months...J...........
Good 4 to 6 months.
...
Trading
in
bankers'
acceptances
I
i
•,
1
remained
dull
to Oct. 27 member bank
000.
This
decline
response
to
the
in
sharp
reserves
System's
increase of $301,619,000
member bank
reserves
gold
was
desterilization
recorded.
last month
was
policy,
The reduction
an
m
traceable
primarily to
the increase of $114,000,000 in nonmember
deposits and other
Federal Reserve accounts.
Ihe member banks lost
reserves
through the increase of $22,513,000 in foreign central bank
deposits with the Reserve System and the increase of $93,067,000 in other deposits.
The principal offset to these
losses of reserves by member banks was the further decline
of $46,227,000 in the
Treasury's deposit with the Reserve
banks.
The Treasury's balance with the System was lower
in spite of some fairly suostantial calls on
depositary institu¬
tions by the-Treasury
But, while actual member bank reserves were falling,
.
of member banks showed
a
rise of
$10,000,000
to the $1,070,000,000 mark on Oct. 27.
The liquidation of
member bank loans that took place in the four weeks under
review served to reduce member bank
deposits, and thus
requirements were lessened.
Currency circulation, instead of experiencing the usual
October rise, fell $1,000,000 to a total of $6,519,000,000 in
reserve
1
as
balances decreased $82,000,contrast to the showing
made in September when, in
reserve
was
which member bank
excess reserves
•
,
currency circulation to show the seasonal expansion that was
normally to be expected.
Taking ud first tne reports of the Federal Reserve banks
themselves, one notes that in the four weeks from Sept. 29
the four weeks ended Oct. 27.
the
on
Oct. 27
small supply of new bills' continued insufficient to
satisfy
the demand.
Total outstanding acceptances,
according to
the monthly survey of the Acceptance
Analysis Unit of the
Federal Reserve Bank of New York, published Oct.
open
$344,419,113 S£pt. 30 compared with $343,881,754 Aug. 31
and $31-5,000,590 Sept. 30, 1936.
Import bills declined from
$133,444,501 Aug. 31 to $126,859,052; Sept. 30, and bills based
000,000.
While money in circulation
excess of tne total for
still $217,000,000 in
was
13,
on
goods
stored
in
or
shipped
were
Sept. 12, when the Federal Reserve Board announced that
market purchases of securities would be resorted to as a
means of
counterbalancing the autumn increase in currency,
the volume of hand-to-hand money in use has fallen
$78,-
foreign countries
$69,381,347 to $6(^403,727, while' export bills increased
from $71,257,827 to $76,537,035, domestic warehouse
credits
from $58,038,606 to $61,913,036, and domestic
shipment bills
from $10,124,461 to
$11,377,560. Rates for bankers' accept¬
continued unaltered at
%% bid and 7/16% asked for
30-day, 60-day and 90-day bills; at 9/16% bid and y2%
asked for 120-day bills, and at %% bid and
9/16% asked for
bills running 150 and 180 days.
The New York Federal
Reserve Bank, in its "Monthly Review," discussed conditions
in
small
volume
BANKERS'
ACCEPTANCES
Call Loans
Secured by
30 Days
Accept 'ces Bidtk Ask
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Sunday
a
four week
market, and not until the last week of the month was the
influx of gold from Japan resumed.
Where the Treasury in
September deposited $300,000,000 of gold certificates with
Federal Reserve banks, the System's gold certificate
account showed a decline of $1,001,000 in the
period under
the
review.-
-
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holdings
>v
of
government securities
unchanged as to total amount in the four weeks ended
The System did, however, shift out of
$750,000
of Treasury bills into a like amount of
Treasury notes.
The
open market buying of securities to which the Reserve banks
committed themselves on Sept. 12 did not materialize.
Bills
discounted for member hanks were $164,000 lower at
$23,426,000 and bills bought in the open market declined $196,000.
The circulation of Treasury
currency was $11,000,000
higher at $2,607,000,000 and Treasury cash rose $91,000,000
were
Oct. 27.
System did not take any further steps in October of a strictly
banking nature, it did make use of one of the newer
powers conferred on it by Congress through ordering, on
central
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rise of only $67,000,000
to a total of $3,666,000,000.
Federal Reserve credit in use
decreased $3,000,000 to a total of $2,570,000,000.
While the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve
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a
period for a number of months.
Continental hoarders of
gold absorbed much of the metal coming on the London
Federal Reserve bank
during October, owing to the limited quantity of bills bePRIME
gold stock showed
from Sept. 29 to Oct. 27—the smallest rise in
in the market for bankers' acceptances as follows;
"Activity in the bill market remained
.
The monetary
between
from
ances
Oct. 28, 1936, the fact remains that
currency in use has not
shown its usual increase in September and October.
Since
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Oct. 27, effective Nov. 1, a reduction in
margin
requirements
security purchases from 55% to 40% and stipulating that,
henceforth, margin requirements on short sales would be
50%.
Thus in each of the last three months the Federal
on
Reserve authorities have taken
lated to influence the
course
some
monetary step calcu¬
security prices
of business and
In August the series of Federal Reserve bank rediscount rate
reductions began and in September the gold desterilization
and open market purchase programs were decided
upon.
In the field of
reporting bank credit, the principal New
York City banks experienced a $252,000,000 decline in their
total loans and investments in the
Oct. 27.
result
Loans shrank
loans
to
no
commerce,
period from Sept. 29 to
less than $279,000,000, to which
industry and agriculture
con-
REVIEW
MONTHLY
K
tinued unchanged
rates were unchanged from many
against bills was in supply at
money
months previous.
all times at y2%*;
and three-months' bills at 9/16%; four-months' bills
19/32%, and six-months' bills at 23/32%. Sterling cable
transfers sold on Oct. 1 at $4.95% @$4.95 9/16 and on Oct. 30
two-
at
low for sterling in October
high was $4.96 11/16, on
$4.96 1/16@$4.96 7/16.
The
$4.95, on Oct. 23, and the
at
was
Oct. 29.
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LONDON CHECK
h
Reporting New York bank loans to brokers and dealers in
securities declined $251,000,000 in the four weeks ended
Oct. 27, bringing the total down to $779,000,000, a new low
since April 17, 1935.
Loans to others for purchasing or
carrying securities were off $11,000,000.
Street loans, as
compiled by the New York Stock Exchange, were $313,497,644 lower, the total aggregate of these loans having fallen
from $1,039,120,516 on Sept. 30 to $725,622,872 on Oct. 30.
Oct. 31, 1936, these loans
New York) con¬
London open market
at $35 an ounce.
Call money
$1,000,000 and their other securities
were off $37,000,000.
The weekly reporting banks in 101
cities had a $156,000,000 reduction jn their total loans and
investments in the four weeks from Sept. 22 to Oct. 20.
Loans
decreased
$97,000,000, while direct government
securities
declined
$34,000,000, government guaranteed
securities declined $4,000,000 and other securities decreased
A year ago on
gold price ranged
The American
London open market
and 140s. 8d. an ounce.
(Federal Reserve Bank of
price for gold
teed securities were up
$21,000,000.
Loans to commerce, industry and agriculture
fell $31,000,000 in the week ended Oct. 20, but in the four
weeks ended Oct. 20 a net increase of $62,000,000 was showi\.
4d.
140s.
between
the New York City
The
below.
table
As loan liquidation became heavy,
banks began again, after a long layoff, to
add to their holdings of direct government securities.
Their
investment in direct government issues increased $63,000,000
in the four weeks to Oct. 27, while their government guaran¬
tributed $17,000,000.
V
amounted to $974,-
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RATE ON PARIS
Mean
Mean
yk
Check Rate
on
Check Rate
Market
Open
Paris
on
Cold Price
Oct.
1.
144.75
1403/7 m.
Oct.
2„_
150.00
140s.
6(1.
Paris
Market
Open
Cold Price
SUN DAY
Oct. 17
Oct.18-
146.83
?
140s.
4Hd.
146.42
—.
Oct. 19._*_
SUN DAY
London
London
>
London
London
v;<
AND PRICE OF GOLD IN LONDON
1403.
5^d.
1403
6>*d.
Oct.
3
Oct.
4
150.42
140s.
6^(1.
Oct. 20....
146.59
8(1.
Oct .21.
140s.
7d.
5.....
1403
146.29
Oct.
150.21
140s.
7Md.
140s.
8d.
6
150.38
146.22
Oct.
Oct. 22
1403
Oct. 23....
8d.
Oct.
8
150.28
140s.
6^d.
6Hd.
140s
7
150.35
146.25
Oct.
Oct. 24L.4'..
Oct.
9
149.78
1403.
6^d.
Oct.251..-
.
.
.
Oct.26....
SUN DAY
Oct. 10
.
SUN DAY
7Hd.
146.90
148.11
;
1403
140s.
7d.
140s.
8d.
.
Oct. 11
EXCHANGE DURING
OCTOBER
exceptionally steady during Octo¬
ber, with fluctuations on the whole showing very little varia¬
tion from those which prevailed during September.
Sterling
cable transfers sold between $4.95 and $4.96 11/16.
It
might be recalled that on Aug. 18 sterling sold at $4.99%, a
new high for the year.
At that time it was thought that
sterling might have reached $5.00 but for the intervention
of the British equalization fund.
The narrowness of the fluctuations was due to the close
cooperation of the London and Washington authorities,
working through the equalization funds.
The lower quota¬
Sterling exchange was
September and October, as compared with August,
to the normal seasonal influences characteristic
tions of
due
were
development of autumn pressure on the pound on
This pressure was heightened during
the
of
commercial account.
of raw materials from many
Great Britain's rearmament
period by heavy imports
the
consequent
countries
upon
commercial transactions, while
in larger volume than in several years because of the expan¬
sion in international trade, have had less influence in the
foreign exchange market than other factors, chiefly the
heavy transfers of uneasy funds moving from one center to
On
whole,
the
however,
also
demand for gold in the
heavy
outweighing
greatly
factor
a
London market was
ordinary commercial
irregularity in the New York
markets had an adverse effect on the foreign ex¬
causing the withdrawal of a large volume of funds
Sharp reductions and much
changes,
American
from
issues,
and while most of the money was
removed from this center, the
not
disturbance on the New
caused a cessation of the movement of
Doubt as to the stability of American
York Stock Exchange
funds to this
side.
policies
monetary
also
funds
of
movement
arrested to a
from
marked degree the
All these factors con¬
abroad.
of sterling. This does
not mean that foreign funds ceased entirely to seek the
New York market.
On the contrary, competent observers
believe that on? balance foreign investment in American
holdings increased, particularly toward the end of the
month.
While British monetary policies offered every evi¬
dence of continued stability, the political disturbances on
the Continent and the Far Eastern war were elements of
uncertainty which favored investment and shelter for funds
tributed to firmness in the undertone
on
this side rather than in London.
The erratic tension in the
made for
French monetary situation also
steady movement of funds to
a
London, thus favor¬
ing the pound. There was a noticeable increase in hoarding
of gold in London for account of foreigners and foreign in¬
terests, particularly French, were conspicuous in the acqui¬
sition of British
bank notes for hoarding.
Competition
throughout the
of the open
market price for gold in London was around $35 an ounce,
exactly the New York price.
On several occasions it was
quoted even higher after the fixing hour.
In the first half
of the month the dollar equivalent of gokl in T onr1on fre¬
quently ruled above $34.84, a price at which it became im¬
possible to ship gold purchased in London to New York at
a profit.
These were the highest London dollar values for
gold since the tripartite currency agreement was effected a
the London market was so keen
for gold in
that
month
ago.
year
^
Y'ork
frequently the
dollar equivalent
As a consequence the gold movement to New
declined
perceptibly.
The
gold
London for account of hoarders again
in the safe
purchases
made in
began to accumulate
deposit vaults of the great London houses.
during October
£8,395,000 in Septem¬
ber, with £4,914,000 in August, and with the record offering
of £22,424,000 in June.
During the month the mean London
check rate on Paris ranged between 144.75 on Oct. 1 (favor¬
Gold
on
offer in the London open market
amounted to £12,682,000 compared with
ing
Oct. 28
147.38
140s.
7d.
147.71
140s.
Oct. 29
f 147.25
140s.
Oct. 13
146.98
1403 ?
4(1.
Oct. 30
6V*d.
4^d.
Oct. 15
147.06
140s.
4^d.
Oct. 31
Oct. 16
147.27
140s.
4d.
Paris)
and
150.42
on
Oct. 4
(favoring London)—see
.
140s.
147.17
SUN DAY
V
exchange situation during
Reserve Bank of New York said in
its "Monthtly Review" for Nov. 1:
"Fluctuations of considerable magnitude continued in the:
French franc during October, but for the month as a whole
a
substantial gain was made.
In the first two days of
October the franc continued the depreciation of September,
reaching $0.0328% on Oct. 2, or the lowest level since 1926. ^
From that quotation it recovered, at first gradually and
during the second and third weeks of the month rather
rapidly; some French capital repatriation in addition to
short covering was indicated as contributing to the move¬
ment.
The strength in the franc, which raised quotations
In
commenting on the foreign
October, the Federal
the New
in
French
York, market to $0.0338%
make substantial
authorities to
foreign exchange,
and permitted the
purchases of gold
reflected the more
optimistic view
political and eco¬
cantonal elections
the announcement
of a loan of 200,000,000 Swiss francs made by a Swiss con¬
sortium to the French railways for a two-year period, and
French capital of the internal
nomic situation, partly as a result of the
of Oct. 10 and Oct. 17, partly because of
taken by
favored
as
well by the apperent progress
made towalrd
European non-intervention agreement up until the last
week of the month.
On Oct. 25, however, a reaction oc¬
a
result of a setback to the non¬
and of internal political develop¬
ments, during which the franc fell as low as 149 francs to
the pound in London and $0.0333% in New York.
A monthend
recovery
brought the New York quotation up to
curred,
transactions.
security
Oct. 27....
4^d.
4d.
was
and profit.
another in search of safety
The
6Md.
140s,
and
program.
f
140s.
148.34
Oct. 14
COURSE OF STERLING
149.19
Oct. 12___._
928,018.
148 26
apparently as
a
intervention; conference
$0.0337%.
i
■
Changes in the gold holdings
.
of the Bank of England dur¬
ing October were as follows:
an
For the week ended Oct. 6
Oct. 13 an in¬
£35,581; for the week ended
of £41,182; for the week ended Oct.
increase of
20 a decrease
ended Oct. 27 a decrease of
£36,115.
Gold holdings of the Bank on Oct. 27 stood at
£328,024,445 as compared with £249,655,408 a year earlier.
The gold holdings of the Bank of England were at all-time
high on Oct. 13 at £328,144,903 as compared with the mini¬
mum of £150,000,000 recommended by the Cunliffe Commit¬
tee and with £136,880,252 in the Bank's statement just prior
to the suspension of gold on Sept. 21, 1931.
,.
•
Details of Ylie gold movement to and from the Port of
New York wevesputlined as follows in the "Monthly Review",
of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York for Nov. 1:
"The net amountr-about $60,000,000—by which the United
States gold stock whs, augmented in October showed a sub¬
stantial decline from recent months.
Increased demands
for gold in the Lonaon market, which raised the dollar
equivalent of th eLondon gold price to a sustained premium
above the shipping parky to New York, was an important
factor in the reduced inflow of gold to the United States.
Also Japanese shipments\to the United States ceased for a
while, a nd despite a resumption, totaled less than in the
crease
of
£84,343, and for the week
preceding month.
\
1
"Imports going into the gold stock totaled $61,300,000 for
October, of which $20,200,000 arrived at New York from
Belgium, $8,900,000 from Canada, $6,100,000 from India,
and
$4,300,000 from England, and on the West Coast,
$19,900,000 from Japan, and »1,900,000 from Australia.
In
addition, there was a release of $6,400,000 of gold from
earmark for foreign account. \ The difference between the
aggregate gain in imports and
releases from earmark and
$00,000,000 in the gold stock indicated above is
explained by a net loss in other transactions.
The
Treasury's daily statement of Oct. 29 showed $1,270,100,000
of 'inactive gold' held in the general fund."
: /
\
.
Canadian exchange during October was relative y firm.
the rise of
to be
Montreal funds ranged between a
premium of 5/64%.
discount of 1/64% and a
i
Nov., 1937]
r
MONTHLY
was
CONTINENTAL AND OTHER FOREIGN EXCHANGE
French
was
were
highly
erratic
during
October,
Paris
on
tions
from day
for the
equally
franc in
erratic
to day.
the
York
On
movements.
market
would
2
Oct.
The action of
show
quoted in New York at 3.28c., the lowest level since Nov. 11,
1926.
During the last week in September the franc had
of between
range
Oct.
2
the
3.35c. and
highest
quotation
York seems to have been
lower.
3.43 %c.
for
After
French
3.39c., with the
t
At all times franc futures
despite
contrary.
were
oft-repeated
as
M.
market
far from
was
was
the
to
assurances
reliable
not a
"unofficial restrictions"
and sometimes selling francs.
It
the French authorities were not
the "floating franc" established
was
likewise apparent that
disposed
to interfere with
As
greater
a
a
r
at 1%%.
inclination to lend
invest in either domestic issues
easier trend and
rentes.
was an attack upon
the advocates of exchange
been controlled
.
to
tal
:
J Throughout the month, even, during the manifestation of
optimism between Oct. 11 and about Oct. 20, and
from
abroad and
capital had moved
particularly
after that period, there was
ample indication that
once again France was
obtaining metal. *
A feature of M. Bonnet's
speech before the Radical Social¬
established, the
country would have lost at least 3,000,000,000 francs of
gold
owing to the adverse trade
balance, whereas, he asserted, there was actually a
gaip of several billion francs.
He pointed out that control would
block a return of
no
on
or
;
control.
He declared that had
exchange
since July, when the
"floating franc" was
was
However, there were
a long-term basis or
\
move
ist congress
disposition to lend, with the result that
an
Exchange.
the United
checked and that
consequence of this sentiment there
money in Paris showed
an
Though he
accepted in foreign exchange circles that should
from New York
to, Paris the sole purpose of
actual shipment would be to
give tangible evidence to the
French people that the
gold drain from France had been
a
frequently available
signs of
future.
near
intimated that
dollars could be expected. •
announcement created enthusiasm
in the
was
gold
moderate return of French funds
centers and domestic owners of capital
neighboring
showed
the
sum,-Paris writers
xU
It
on
interpreted as an endorsement of the more
policies of Premier Chautemps and Finance
Minister Bonnet.
day-to-day
shipments of gold from New
the gold
was
followed, after Oct 10,
from
specific
Bonnet's
France from
July 1.
The French cantonal elections, which took
place on Oct. 10
and 17, gave majorities to the Radical
Socialist party, and
this result
no
that
made within
Shipments of gold to
States would have no effect on
position of the United States, • because the metal
when earmarked for the
Bank of France was deducted from
the American gold reserves.
entirely by strict commercial requirements.
1 It was evident that the French equalization fund inter¬
vened in the spot market
intermittently, sometimes buying
conservative
be
congress, but the prospect of such shipments was
considered as without much
significance in Paris financial
quarters.
France is still, though less
effectively, a member
of the tripartite
currency agreement concluded a year ago
by the monetary authorities of
Washington, London and
Paris.
It is supposed that the French
stabilization fund
earmarked gold in New York
during the early days of
October when dollars were rather
heavily offered in the
Paris exchange market under the
influence of the break on
the New York
Stock
discounts, indi¬
severe
on future trading were
instituted toward the end of
September, the Bank of France
having requested the private French banks to restrict all
trading in future francs to an absolute minimum governed
,
announced
several million
New
\
*
at
official
However, the future
indicator
He
would
mentioned
decidedly
average
cating that the long7range view of the franc
confident
York
party
\
'
in
francs
month.
a
of
break
the
French funds moved
the Paris market was quite
contrary to the
picture presented by Finance Minister Bonnet to the
con¬
gress of the Radical Socialist
party toward the end of the
francs were
spot
balance.
on
Switzerland, Belgium
and Holland, and the London
market reported that Continental
hoarders, chiefly French,
were active bidders in
the gold market and continued to
accumulate British bank notes.
as
A similar table of quota¬
New
17
moving out of France
into
francs
clearly indicated in the table showing the London check
rate
REVIEW
said,
exchange
of
out
control
agreement which
capital
that
was
capi¬
already the bulk
the
country.
of
exportable
Furthermore, he
would
an
kill the tripartite
currency
integral part of the policy of the
DAILY RATES OF EXCHANGE ON
CONTINENTAL CENTERS
Paris
Swiss
Franc*
Franc*
Banker**
Bankers'
Holland
Checks
Cable*
Check*
v.
Belgium
Belga
Guilders
Oct.
'■'"■.T Bankers'
Cable*
Checks
h
Italian
Lira
Bankers'
-
Cables
Checks
Greek ~
Drachma
I;
Bankers'
I Cables
:1 Checks
Bankers'
Checks
Cable*
Cables
.
1..
3.31*a3.40
28-
3.23
4..
3.29*a3.30* 3.29*a3.31*
3.26
03.28
3.28*a3.30*
3.28
a3.29* 3.29*03.29*
3.29
a3.29* 3.29*a3.30*
3.28*03.29* 3.29*a3.30*
3.31*o3.31* 3.31*a3.32*
50-
7..
8..
9..
10111213-
1416..
16..
171819..
202122..
23..
242520..
27-
2880.
3.35
a3.43* 22.96*0.97* 22.97a22.97*
55.28a55.29* 55.28 *055.30 16.83*0.84* 10.83 *0.84* 5.26
03.28
3.28
a3.35* 22.97a22.97* 22.97*022.98 55.28
*055.29 55.29055.30
16.84al6.85
10.84*0.85* 5.26
sun DAY
sun DAY
sun DAY
3.31*03.33
sun DAY
22.97*0.98*
23.00a23.01
22.98a22.99
23.01a23.02
23.00*a23.02 23.01a23.02* 55.28 *055.30 55.29o55.31
16.84*016.85
22.99*a23.01 23 00a23.02
55.28055.29 55.28*a55.30 16.84*0.85*
22.99a22.99* 22.99*a23.00 65.28a55.29 55.28
*055.30 16.85al6.85*
23.00*0.01* 23.01023.02 55.28 *055.29
55.29055.30 16.85fll6.85*
sun DAY
3.32*a3.33* 23.00*0.01*
HOLI DAY
23.01a23.02
55.28 *055.29
HOLI DAY
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largely due to political uncertainties.
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the French franc.
of the belga was firm throughout the
month, future belgas were at sufficiently large discounts
to indicate that confidence in the future of the currency
was not assured despite the relatively prosperous business
conditions in Belgium and its especially strong banking
resignations.
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RANGE
Bond
Sales
OF
BOND
PRICES DURING
1937
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
1936
$227,602,000
2,422,038,000
October..
$337,919,000
2,930,300,000
OCTOBER 1937
Stock Sales
-
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1937
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October
Shares
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
1936
61,127,611
361,787,664
43,996,282
396,979,610
NOTICES—Oaab and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in tbe month's
range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when
cue regular monthly range are shown in a footnote In the month in
which they occur.
No account is taken of such sales in computing
selling outside of
the range for tbe year.
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The tables
on
19 to 40 furnish
pages
a
complete record of the transactions
the New York Stock
Exchange during
October, 1937, and the range sinoa Jan. I. They neei ao extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory. The tables
embrace every security dealt in on the
Exchange. We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list*
The black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest Periodindicate
in each
In accordance with the rule adopted
by the New York Stock
are at a
or
must be added.
The exceptions to the rule
This method of quoting bonds became effective Jan.
2,1909.
32ds of
more
Sales in
a
point.
H.
Value
7.
STOCK
Bid
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3.000
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106
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19 115.25
19 115.14
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113.16
Apr.
Jan.
4
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5
113.12
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120.15
Jan.
83
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19 106.22
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18
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20 106.20
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18
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19 11145
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18
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484.000 Treasury 2Ha
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12.000
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18
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11
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18
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1937
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Agricultural Mtge Bank (Colombia)—
66.000
47.000
114.000
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1945
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BONDS
October
N. 7.
STOCK EXCHANGE
FOREIGN GOV'T (Ceneimiei)
Mexico (Continued)
♦4» of 1904
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
Bid
Ask Bid
Lowest
Highest
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Ask
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
..1954
5 )4 June 28
,,
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...1954
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16
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Milan City (Italy) ext loan OH*—1952
Minas Geraes (State of, Brazil)—
60
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1958
♦6«s September coupon off
1959
♦Montevideo (City) 7s
.....1952
♦6s series A
New South Wales ext s
20-year external
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1956
1959
19
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1952
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63
1960
1961
19
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Queensland (State of) ext a f 7s..1941
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7
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Oct.
15
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13 )6 Oct.
20
20
(City of)—
♦8s April coupon off..........1946
♦6M» August coupon off......1953
Rio Grande do Sul (State of)—
♦8s April coupon off..........1946
♦6s June coupon off..........1968
♦7s May coupon off...........1966
15)6 Oct.
19
19
Oct.
20
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20
15
Oct.
19
60
Oct.4 20
14
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.....1967
Rome (City) external e f 4)6*
1952
Koumania (Kingdom of. Monopolies)
♦7s August coupon off........l959
37)4 Oct. 25
1953
20)6 Oct.
Sao Paulo (City of)—
♦8s May coupon off...........1952
27
19)4 Oct. 19
17)6 Oct. 27
♦6)6* May coupon off.........1957
San Paulo (State of)—
♦♦8s July coupon off..........1936
♦8s July coupon off...........1950
34
.........1940
Oct.
18)6
17)6
15)6
79)6
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♦6s July coupon off........... 1968
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
19
18
19
20
1945
♦SF g 6)6*
Dec 194b
Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)—
♦8s Nov 1 1935 coupons on.. ..1962
25
(Prov) extl sink fund 7s. 1958
♦Slleslan Landowners Assn 6s...1947
Tokyo City loan of 1912
....1955
1971
5s......1952
External s f 5)6* guar
..1961
Trondhjem (City) 1st ext g 5)6*.. 1957
♦Uruguay (Rep) external
f 6s
•
4
Oct.
50
11
99)4 Mar. 15
f 8s..1946
1966
49
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
78
88
June
1
Oct. 15
50
49
♦Exter s f 6s .................1964
Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7s..... 1952
Vienna (City of) 6s.
.......1952
♦Warsaw (City) external 7a
...1958
Yokohama (City) extl s f 6a
18
Jan.
40)6 Mar. 13
28
Sept. 23
90)6 Jan. 16
101)4 Mar. 31
49
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49)6 Oct.-14
Styria (Province of) 7s..........1946
Sydney (City) s f g 5)6*
Taiwan Elee Pow SH*
Oct.
24
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♦Silesia
•
Mar. 18
12)4 Oct.
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♦Ext
17
52)6 Oct.
47)6 Oct.
54
off.....1947
♦Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s.
9
19
13
43
*7bit July coupon off.........1966
Prague (Greater City) 7)6*1952
♦Prussia (Free State) ext sf 6)6..1951
.....
15
Oct
105)4 Oct.
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1940
♦8tabills loan 7s of *27. Oct 15 1947
♦External s f 8s
1950
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19
52)6 Oct.
47)6 Oct.
100)6 Oct.
Pernambuco (State of)—
• f 6a
19
22
20
(Rep) external 5 Ms
1953
May 151963
♦Stamped (assented)... ....1963
(City)
Oct.
Oct.
102H Oct.
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♦Saarbruecken
11
16
20
5
5
22
10
11
101)4 Oct.
Panama
Rio de Janeiro
Oct.
Mar.
Sept.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
101
♦Nuremberg (City) external 6s.. 1952
Oriental Development 6s
1953
External deb 5Hs.....
1958
Oslo (City) 4)6* extl sink fund..1955
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18
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s f extl loan
......1963
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s
1970
4s
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♦National loan ext a f 6s
♦National loan ext e f 6a
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16
101
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105)6 Oct. 20
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60)6 Mar. 18
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19
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EXCHANGE-BONDS
N.Y. STOCK
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Value
BONDS
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420,000
6,000
107,000
,
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1948 J
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110
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69,000 Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st g Ss.1945
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11.000
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66,000
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189,000
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16.000 Central Illinois Light 3)4s
1946
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55
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44
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37
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105)4
85
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-
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
109% Oct. 11 116
89% Oct. 19 10554 Jan.
Oct,
9854 Oct.
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104)4 Sale
102% 103% 985TOct.
95% 97
99% Sale
9054 OdiL
65
107
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115)4 Oct. 19 11754 Oct.
11654 Oct. 19 11754 Oct.
11554 115)1 11454 11454 114)4 Oct. 29 115% Oct.
Oct. 19 113)4 Oct.
112)1 Sale 11254 11254 112
Oct. 19 113
112)4 113)4 111)1 Sale 111
Oct.
Oct. 19 12354 Oct.
123)4 Sale 121)4 12254 120
Sale
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111
11854 Mar.
Oct.
106)4 105)4 Oct.
14
13)4 1454 11
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117)4 118
116)4 117
117)4 117)4 116)4 118)4
90
103
19 108
19 111
19
103)4 Apr.
9 107
100
Aug. 25 102
110% IIIII l09"""Oct""5 m""Oct"26 108)4 Apr. 13 111
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10454 Oct.
8 105)4 Oct. 20 10454 Oct.
105%
47
Oct. 19
Oct. 19
93
5654 58)4 47
69)4 Oct.
8
85
54
Sale
Oct,
Oct.
104
1
Oct. 20
5
8 109% Feb.
6
103)4 Apr. 28 110
Jan, 29
60
84% Sale
11254 113
112)4 114
106)4 Sale
106)4 105
61
104
2
5
10754 Oct.
10654 Oct.
...
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117
10454 May
—
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60
—
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19 112
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105)4
107)4
-
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106)4 Oct.
10754 Oct. 26
117"" 120" 117H Oct. 26 118)4 Oct.
126
10454
22
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25)4 Sale
20)4 22)4 19
22)4
19
25
21
Sale
—-
Mar; 22 112
100
1
Oct. 11 111)4 Oct.
101 ""Oct" "29
—
110% 111
3
—
Jan.
102
13
28
72
62
100H
105k I— 102% 102)4
9154 Sale
16
19
19
19
10654 Apr. 26 116
14
Oct.
Oct.
19 10454 Oct.
I6rr"o"cV."5 I6F"oct:""5
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33
55)4 Sale
50
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112)4
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106
107)4 105% 108% 105)4
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58
78% Sale
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82 %
85
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Oct;
Oct.
Oct.
100
105% 109%
94)4 95k 89)4
75
81
84
95
9854 98%
81
8754 79)4
34)4 35)4 33)4
31
31
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63
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29
30
40
101
D
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Central Steel 1st sink fund 8s...1941 MN
•V 118,000 Osrtelo-teed Prod s f g 5 He A
194*
59,000 Champion Pap A Fibre deb 4 Ms. 1950
226,000 Ches A Ohio 1st cons g 6s.......1936
General gold 4Ks.
H
38,000
ieet
Ref A Impt mtge 3Ha ser D
228.000
Il996
Ref A Impt mtge 3%• ser
1215,000
E....1994
Gralg Valley 1st g 5s
May 1944
88
ao
J
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29)4
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Sale
61)4
63
194* J
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104
10754 Oct. 19 111
26 104
10254 Oct.
102
94)4 Sale
MN
MN
—
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20)4 23
103)4 Sale
MN
J
82
99)4 Sale
112
107
104
Sale
103
106
106
.109)4
111)4 Sale
97)4 Sale
21)4 23
10554 Sale
1
ao
10954 Sale
104)1...-.
104
27% Sale
34)1 Sale
34
Sale
100)4 Sale
♦Chat Dir pur money g 4s....1951 ID
* Nor
6 5s
1944 J J
♦Middle Ga A Atl Dlr pur m 5S.1947 J
J
4,000
-----
a
72,000 Celotex Corp deb 4%e w W..1...1947
31,000 ♦Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s.......1948
2,000 {♦Cent of Ga Ry 1st g 5s
Nor. 1945
♦Consol gold 5s..... .........1945
150,000
67.00
!Se! £ *®n
••Has B
;.1959
92,000
!Sf# M*® 8a
C........1959
Todd
115)4
3
10,000 Buffalo Niagara Elec 3)4* ser G..1947
332,000 Buff Koch A Pitts cons 4)4s.....l957
7,000 •{♦ Burl Cod Rap A Nor 1st 5s
1934
♦Certificates of deposit..........;
5.000
5.000 {Bush Terminal Co 1st 4s......1952
Consol 5s
237,000
—............1955
90,000 {Bush Term Bldgs 1st 5s gu
1960
* *1 Corp unit A ref 5s..1937
1,000
141,000 Calif Packing cone deb 5s......1949
Camaguey Sugar Co—
♦1st 7s ctfs of deposit.—...1942
106.000
11,000 Canada Sou con gu 5a ser A.....1962
146,000 Canadian Nat gold 4)4s
...1957
Guaranteed gold 5s
109,000
.July 1949
Guaranteed g 6s
Oct 1949
72.000
Guaranteed g 5s......
.....1970
28,000
Guar gold 4)4s
June 16 1955
41,000
Guar g 4)4s_.._
88,000
—......1954
Guar g 4)4s_._1951
147,000
72,000 Canadian Northern guar 4)4*.—1944
675,000 Canadian Pac 4% deb stock
Collateral trust gold 4)4a.....1944
146,000
5s equip trust ctfs
112,000
1944
Collateral trust g 5s
1954
280,000
Collateral trust 4)4s—....
232.000
1949
1,000 {♦Carolina Central 1st gu g 4s.. 1949
62,000 CaroClinch A Ohio 1st 5s.
...1938
1st A con g 4s aeries A.Dec 16
86,000
1952
6,000 Carriers A Gen Corp deb 5s w w.1950
19",606
Sale
k Sale
ttrunsw A Western 1st gn g4s... 1938 3
Buffalo Gen Elec4J4sser B......1981 V
"2F.600
Ask
106)4 Sale 106)4 Sale
105)4 106
10554 10554 105)4 Oct. 11
113
Oct.
2
113
114
113)4 113
111)4 Oct. 23
11154 Sale 111%
9954
98
J
Carthage A Adlr 1st gu g 4s....1981 J
•
97
89 54
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107)| Sale
11354
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106
106)4
103)4
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89
1st mortgage 5s series 11—1955 MN
liff.ooo
t
90)1
115)1
77)4 Sale
AC...1947 MS
♦Certificates of deposit...........
Brooklyn City RR 1st 5s........1941
193",660 Bklyn Edison cons mtge 354*—-1966
706,000 Bklyn Manhattan Transit 4)4s._ 1964
Bklyn Queens Go A Sub gtd 5s..1941
I08H Sale"
8
1st g 4Ms series JJ
.1941 ao
24,000 t ♦BostonA NY Air Line 1st gu 4*1455 F A
156,000 ♦{♦Botany Cons Mills sec s f 4)4*1934 a o
;
110)4 Sale
103)4 107
103)1 Sale
103
a
1959 FA
219,000
——
M
^1.103,000 Big Saqdy Ry 1st mtge 4S.......1944 J
Boston A Maine 1st 5o
88
y
ao
Belrldere Del cons gtd g S)4s
J
1943 I
•Berlin City Electric deb 6)4s—1951 J D
♦Deb sinking fund
55
Sale
UN
♦Debenture 4s
.1955 ao
Berlin Bloc Elsv A Undgrd Rye—
♦1st 6)48.———
13.000
.—...1954 ao
I 1.069,000 Bethlehem Steel 4Ks series D...1960 J
J
Cons mtge 3 J*s series E.......1966 ao
-
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Sale
98)4 Sale
61H
3
16,000
14,000
;
m
3
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392.000
101,000
53,000
99
Atl Gulf A WISS Line coll tr 5e.l954 J
,
43",066
M N
105 54 105 54
60
9,000 Baldwin Loco Wks 5s stpd—1940
;
j' 888,000 »alt A Oblo 1st g 4s........July 1948
»■;
Refund A gen 5s set A
758,000
1995
1st gold 5s.......
1.178,000
....July 1948
Ref and gen4s.seriesG.......1995
685,000
308,000
PLB A W VaSysref g4s.....;.1941
SoutbwDlr 1st 3)46 at 5%
275,000
1950
TolCln Dlr 1st Aref 4sser A..1959
12,000
v.'. 757,000
Refunding 5s series D........2000
•
Coot g 4Hs... ....—.......1949
2,358,000
Ref A gen 5s series F__.
809,000
....1996
7,000 Bangor A Aroostook RR lot g 6s *43
Con ref mtgcgold 4s.. ........1951
34,000
4s stamped..........*........1951
63,000
Battle Creek A Sturgls gu 3s....1989
"MOO Beech Creek Bxten 1st g 3)4s_. .1951
•
68,000 Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B....1948
First A ref 5s series G
75,000
....1949
r
J
J
43.000 Austin A NW 1st g 5s guar......1941
•
D
J
20,000 Auburn Automobile
«.
Lowest
Sale Prices
Oct. 30
Ask Bid
111 54
48,000
1st 30-year 5s ser B. ...........1944 3
3
446,000 4tl Coast L 1st cons 4s.....July 1952 M F.
246,000
General unified 4%e series A.. 1944 3 D
"6"656
i
Bid
a
Topeka <8c Santa Fe—
Gen g 4s.....................1995 A
19,000
54.000
3,000
238,000
17,000
24.000
69,000
Oct. 1
1937
Bid
11
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
Jan. 2
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
July
Jan.
13
22
8
28
21
2
14
8
11
20
6
8
8
10
12
2
Feb. 11
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
7
4
4
4
Jan.
20
Jan.
Jan.
18
19
Jan.
29
Sept.
:
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2
Nov., 1937]
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Value
N. Y.
Chic 8c Alt RR ref ft 3a
4
1.000 Trie L8& East lat 4 Ha
M N
4,014.000
22 £
22
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3009
1987
O
106
1105* ui%
62 % Sale
55%
68
69
m
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'General 4H« stamped
239",000
"15-year
153,000
292,000
315.000
secured 4Ha_.
♦1st 5c ref g 5a
1987 MN
VI
fl
1934
May 3037 J D
stamped..May 3037 J
♦tat 5c ref 4 Hs aer C
.....May 2037 J
D
♦Cony 4H«
27%
27%
29
50 %
Sate
a*
19
2
19 110
335*
1045*
1085*
1075*
1025*
110
Oct
Oct
19
215*
Oct
19
205*
1175*
19
285*
Oct
16
Oct 519
15
Oct
23
Oct
Oct
Oct
32
Sate
105* Oct
95* Oct
7
975* Oct
29 1125* Oct
19
375* Oct
"Oct "30
19
19
29
Oct
28
40
! 4
Oct
Oct
28
38
Oct
385* Oct
7
41
Oct
31 ;
31
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r
19
21
25
Jan.
13
25 119
Oct
1]
11 1019* Apr. 16
46% Mar. 8
19 459* Mar. 8
' 124
Jan. 18
Oct.
19
19
Oct.
10
449*
Jan.
8
Sept.
2»
43
Jan.
7
23
395* Feb.
55* Oct. 19 26 5* Feb.
65* Oct. 19 265* Jan.
7 1075* Jan.
975* Oct.
1105* Apr. 29 1125* Oct.
Mar.
275* Oct. 19 66
275* Oct. 19 57 5* Feb.
31
Oct. 28
695* Jan.
31
Oct. 28
69% Jan.
Mar.
385* Oct.
Oct
19
19
6
Oct
8
3
29
28
Oct
18
.•> Oct,
19
nn
188
Oct.
Oct
Oct
Oct.
1,75* Oct
19
Oct
30
30
Oct
195* Oct
29
29
Oct
22
Oct
25
235* Oct
21
Oct
26
~3l"
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33
17 %
Sale
22
25
21H Oct?!
21
12
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105* 0"t
31
: ;
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22
21
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
56
52
m
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D
175* Sale
10% Sale
165* Sale
105* Sale
81H( ; 82
415i Sale
585*
255*
595*
27
i'-i—ii
20 H Sale
20
47
18H
Sale
12
20 %
Sale
13
12
19
115* Sale
9
11
9
Oct]
55* Oct
Sale
85* Sale
Occl
Oct
175* Oct
175* Oct
105* Oct
4
9
2
9
28
23
8
11
11
18
Mar.
Feb.
11
18
365* Feb. 19
36 5* Feb. 19
Oct.
Oct.
i 2
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
245*
July
215* Oct.
105* Oct.
~33"""6cif:'
26
22
8
Jan.
61
38
37
Sale
22
29
10
525* Jan. 11
52% Feb. 15
54% Jan. 11
195* Oct.
26
23
20
8
Jan.
Mar.
55* Oct.
3
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Chic S L & N O ftold
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A
J
J
A
O
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1951 J
5a
Gold 3 Ha
D
J
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June 15 1951
Memphis Dlv lat 4a
1951 J D
26,000 Chic T H 5c S'eaat lot ftt ref 5a... 1960 J D
6,000
Income ftuar 5a........Dec 1 I960 M S
Chicago Union Station22,000
Guaranteed 4a............—.1944 A O
J
29,000
1st mtfte 4s series D—.....—.1963 J
196.000
J
1st mtfte 3Ha series B.........1963 J
M S
46,000
35*s guaranteed..—.........1951
223,000 Chicago & Western Indiana 4a_.1952 j ; J
135,000
1st & ref mtge 4%s »er D
1962 M S
100,000 Childs Co deb 5a
1943 A O
t'Choc Okl 5c Gulf consol 58
1952 M N
i3i"66o Cine Gas & Elec lat mtfte 35<«—1966 F A
9,000
lat mtfte 3Ha———-1967 J D
...
Cfn Leb flr N 1st con ftu ft 4a—.1942 MN
949*
9
6
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1059*
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.....
113
Sale
109
Sale
Sale
Sale
38
1049* 104 K
20
58
Oct
50
Oct.
19
19
19
27
Oct
65* Oct
19
125* Oct
65* Oct
19
13
Oct
165*
155*
75*
65*
65*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
12
Oct
50
Oct
165* Oct
155* Oct
75* Oct
•
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.
7
Oct
19
Sale
4
Oct
14
19
Oct
•
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75* Oct
90
22
595* Sale
595* Oct
30
1065* 1065* 1065*
1105* Sate
1085* 110
1065* Oct
109
Oct
107
104
1075* 1055* Oct
1045* 1035* 1045* 1035* Oct
103
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995* Sate
75
705*
35
145*
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1045*
1085*
t
975*
98
95
Oct
96
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935* Oct
67
Sale
55
Oct
345*
166" "Oct"
1019* Sate
1055*
1045* Oct
"825* "Oct"
i
60
Oct
2 107
Oct
5a aeries C guar
lat mtfte ftuar 3H* serlea D
1st mtfte ft
1.000 Clearfield * Mahon lat fttd ft 5s.
48,000 C C C
8c St L ften ft
4a
.....
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358,666
4,000
.......
Ref 5c lmpt 4 Ha series
B
Cairo Dlv 1st ftold 4a
M N
1957
1971
85* 108%
M N
I
1943
1993
5,000
2,000
25,000
28,000
107 !
Sale
1977
1939
106 9*
102 %
1944
B..1942
3H>
1942
4Hs............-.1942
Serlea C ftu 3Hs——————1948
Series D ftu 3Ha
1950
General 4Ha serlea A
1977
Series B ftu
——
Series A ftu
10,000
3,000
"85" "93"
Sate
Oct
:
1075* Oct
103
Oct
1045* Oct
915* Oct
27
Sh**
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Mar. 19 104
Oct. 27 107
975* Oct
N
106 %
Sate
M N
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A O
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104 5*
J
78,000 ^Consolidated Ry deb 4a
.1954 J
33.000
'Debenture 4a...—......JftcJ 1955 J
Sale
Sale
104%
J
D
J
J
19 104
Mar. 22 1115
June 23 110
Oct
1065* 108
Oct
Oct
Oct
103
73
57
104"
1015*
"48""
969* Sate
965* Sale
935* Sate
Sale
945* Oct
94
94
92
Feb
1
25
2
June 23
Feb.
Jan.
65
Oct
2
29
Sate
90
Oct
19
Sate
925* Oct
18
Sate
90
Oct
19
1015* 102
36
106
108
Oct.
5
105
2
99
Oct;
Oct.
104"" III"
Sate
1025* Sale
19
31
1055* Sale
995* Sale
26
215*
19
31
1075* Sale
20
2
27
205*
27
605* Sale
M N
M N
M N
MN
109
107 %
I>
103
65
*
4
4
90
14
8
20 1055* Oct.
19
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19 101
20 102
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27
11
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19 1055* Oct.
2
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19 103
21
15
27
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925* Oct.
15
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26
215* Oct.
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27
1
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18
22
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5
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21 ?:■
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50
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19
Jan.
115
1089* Jan.
Mar.
101
Oct.
106
1055*
1049*
1005*
1025*
999*
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
Oct.
1125*
1079*
1085*
1069*
107 H
Oct
2
50
Oct.
Oct.
14
Apr.
61
11
11
11
2
5:
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Jan.
105
Sale
104
1025* Oct.
104
Oct.
29
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1005* Oct
975* Oct
1015* Oct
103
Oct
29
9
Jan.
101
Oct
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102
102%
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M N
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100
102
100
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102 5* Sale
106
106%
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1045* Sate
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107
Sale
Sale
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103
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Ocb.
795* Oct.
1015* 100
100
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14
2
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1
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2
1
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20
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7
5
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2
19 101
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2
20 1055* Oct ••••4
20 1045* Oct.
11
7
30
Jan.
Sale
1065*
1035*
1025*
995*
1045*
975*
108%
Jan.
415* Mar. 8
40
Feb. 17
405* Mar. 15
71 % Mar.20
Sept.
15
13
2
1079* Jan.
2
415* Feb. 24
Oct.
Oct.
22
"Oct!
*
1
26
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1085* June
5
189* Mar.
1055* Oct.
925* Oct.;
15
Oct.
1055* Jan.
104
15
-
1005* Jan.- 18
Apr.
995* Oct.
995* Mar.
27
195*
Feb.
1055* Jan. 25
1145* Jan. 28
Oct.
Mar.
1075* Oct
15
11
30
Jan.
94
19
Feb., 16
90
102
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105
1
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13
925* Oct.
4
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113
4
2
1055* Jan.
1125* Jan. 11
Mar. 4
108
469* Oct.
965* Oct
975* Oct
95
Oct
18
1115* Jan.
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5
Oct
104
1045$
345*
655*
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18
1165* Jan.
94 % Oct.
109
July
1055*
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18
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74
58
100
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106
103
Sale
June
1115* Feb.
1015* Oct
945* Oct.
995* Oct.
15651 Sale'
V
27
8
13
Jan.
2 109
109
107 5*
345*
4 113
June
105
"Oct" ""5
19 10054 Oct
4854 Oct
106 51 1065* 1065* 1075* 1065* "Oct"
104 5* 1055* 103
Sate
Oct
Oct.
1045* Sale 1045* Sale 103
36
108 5*
1125*
22
I
Sept. 14
18
Oct. 19
May 11 1115* Jan.
June 30 1075* Oct.
20 1075* Oct
Oct
21 104
49
1055*
19%
1065* Sate
11
i02J* I63""Oct" "18 104" "Oct"
1055*
1059* Sale" 1055* Sale
975* Sale
975* Sate
1005* Sale
104
105
99
"13
66
1745*
59
Sale
Sate
109%
Sate
19 1055* Oct
27 1075* Oct
.»
113 000
lat lien 5c unlf mtfte 3 Ha
1965
58,000
lat lien 5c unlf mtfte 3Ha
1965
176,000
lat mtfte 3Ha
1970
75,000
1st mtfte 3Ha
..1966
149 000 Container Corp of Am lat at ft 6a.1946
101,000
Deb ftold 5a
1943
18.000 Copenhagen Telep extl a f ft 5s.. 1954
232 000 Crane Co a f deb 3%»
1951
103.000 Crown Cork 5c Seal a f 4s
...1950
60,000 Crown Wlllamatta Pap lat a f ft 4a 1951
v
May 10 103
Oct. 18 108
8
Jan.
Jan.
«*»
345*
47,000
♦Debenture 4s.—.—....——.1956 J
128,000 'Consolidation Coal a f 5a—....I960 J
Oct.
19
13
Apr. 20
'Jan. 15
107
10751 1085*
D 106 % Sale
♦Debenture4a....———.A5cO 1955 A O
Jan
Mar.
1099* Aug.
Oct
107
«•
1129*
A
1,155.000 Consolidated Oil conv deb 3H*--1951 J
mm
1095*
105" 1075* 105 5*
1035* Sate 102
98
100
Sale
105
104
A
J
J
I
J
P A
A O
A
Oct
Oct
19 104
7 1015* Oct
18 1065* Oct
19 101
Oct
....
108
107
m
A O
M N
M N
A O
J D
J J
Oct
—...111
1095*
1095* 1055* 109
105
1065* 105
105
105
A
A
110.000 Clev Union Term lat ftu 5H« A..I972 A O
213.000
lat a f ft 5a serlea B ftuar
1973 A O
389.000
1st a f 4H« aeries C
1977 A O
Coal Rlv Ry lat ftu 4a
1945 J D
Colujnbus 5c Toledo lat ext 4a...1955 F
Oct
Jan.
Aug. 26 118
Oct.
19
989*
June 29 1069*
July 16 104
Oct.
8 1049*
945*~OcV "8 "945* "Oct"
Oct
Apr. 28
—
J
P
93
6
July 28 109
Oct
695* "Oct" "l9 86
21 1035* Oct
1035* 1035* Oct
915*
95
5
9
Jan.
Jan.
1045* Apr, 30 1085* Feb.
2 1095* Oct
Oct
18 105
5 1045* Oct
"755* Bate"
104
1089*
O
Consumers Power Co—
Sale
1085* 111
O
J
Gen & ref. mtge4Ha serlea B..1981 J
131,000 Columbus Ry Pow 5t Lt 4a
1965
15,000 Commercial Credit deb 35**——1951
445,000
2H« debenture#
.....1942
95 000 Commercial Invest Tr deb 3H*—1951
1.000 Conn 5c Paaaum Rlv# lat ft 4s
1943
Conn Ry 5t Lt lat ft 4Hs.—.—1951
24,000
Stamped ftuar 4Hs ——.....1951
69,000 Conn River Power a f 3H" A—..1961
274,000 Consol Edison (N Y) deb 3H«—1946
196,000
3H* debentures..——
...1956
Consol Hydro-Elec Works of Upper
3 000
♦vVuert tern berg 1st 7a
_—1956
316 000 Consol Gas Co deb 4H*
—1951
110
104
104
1015*
1005*
1015*
1045* 1
1055* Sale
1095* 1095* 1095* 1105* 1085*
A O
A
J
M
F
F
6,000 Clev Short Lin# lat ftu 4Ha.-_-_.1461 A
42 000 Colo Fuel 4t iron Co ften a f 6s—1943
21 000
'5a Income mtfte..
1970
103,000 Colorado & Southern 4H# aer A.1980
236 000 Columbia Gas 5c Elec dab 5a
1952
64.000
Debenture 5a ......—Apr 15
1952
382,000
Debenture 5a.—.—--Jan 15 1941
Columbia & Hock Val 1st ext ft 4a *48
85
103
103 H
4H«--1950 M N
Elec Ilium 1st M 3 Ha
1965 J
J
Clev 8c Pitta ften ftu 4Hs aer
109
8
7
13-
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
11
Jan. 11
94
405* Mar. 4
5
1049* Jan.
1055* Oct. 27
1165*
Cleve-Cllffs Iron lat mtfte
Cleve
"975*
1993
1991
St Louis Dlv 1st coll trust ft 4s. 1999
Spring & Col Dlv lat ft 4s
Sate
11
1079* Sept.
—
1045* Sale 1045* 105
104 5*
J
Cin W «c M D1t lat ft4a
"2I066
108
16
1119*
1085*
1085*
1059*
:
15 1055* Oct
16
Feb.
113
"19 1015* "Oct";
1005*
21
91
Oct
;;
6
18
8
999* Feb.
:■
20 100
72
19
Feb.
949* July
985* Jan.
:
1105* Oct
4
20 1075* Oct
29 105 a Oct
Oct
20 103
Mar.
113 5* Jan.
595* Oct.
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
73,000
88,000
Oct.
86
78
Oct
Sale
?§*
Oct.
Aug.
Sept.
Aug.
78
89
80
26
835* Jan
435* Jan. 16
425* Jan. 16
26 5* Mar.
6*
225* Mar. 6
255* Mar. 6
Oct.
4
L05
86
.
90
78>* ) 82 %
70
1065*
205* Oct
100
86
—
Sate
1125*
1105*
1089*
1075*
1055*
93
Sale
106
-
989* Sale
87
95*
105*
85* Sale
105* Sale
Sale
98
97
20
7% Sale
Sale
57
195* Sale
135* Sale
12 %
Sale
185*
109*
113 H
47
2
Apr.
15* Oct. 20
.% Oct. 20
1
Aug. 19
Jan.
9
21
Jan.
5
Jan.
For footnotes, see peg* 30.
*
;
mm
8
Oct.
8
Sale
515* Mar.
16
3
18.
195* -3l"
22 5* Sale
8
Jan.
22 ■y
15
5
225* Oct
19
Oct
Oct
Oct
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9 - Oct.
116 % Oct.
15
Oct.
Oct
17
-
Feb.
Oct.
10
Oct. 28
589*
May
110
Apr.
1135*
Apr.
8 1175*
Oct. 19 1165*
975* Oct.
195*
345*
28
Sale Prices
25 1135*
11
98 -.
15
55*
65*
975* 975*
1125* 1125*
Sale
275*
40
275*
185* Sale
Sale
38
Ss stamped
7,000
Auft 1 1932 25% part paid
1927
678,000 t'Chic R 1 5c Pacific ften ft 4a
1988
115.000
♦Certificates of deposit.......
692.000
"Refunding ftold 4a
1934
275,000
♦Certificates of deposit.......
503,000
"Sec. ftold 4Hs serlea A......1952
81,000
♦Certificates of deposit.......
903,000
♦Convertible ftold 4Ha........1940
1 1105* Oct
19 111
Oct
Oct
110
Sale
45* Sale
W
MN
1949
eriea A
46
Sale
"125*
Sale
33 % Sale
34 " Sale
♦1st 8c ref 4Hs
2,093,000
.;■■■:■
Sale
1987 MN
'General 4a
6
y
Oct
Sale
41
Sale
17%
335* Sale
10 H Sale
335* Oct
106
Highest
Sale Prices
20
45
41
70
M N
Sale
115*
75*
II
10%
75*
93 H
97% 103
110 •
111%
37% Sale
295*
25
40
33%
Sale
40
305*
38 J*
41
315*
235*
65 H
67
Sale
"10%
Sale
66
18
15
17
36
i 22
22%
'Stpd non payt Fed Inc tax. 1987 M N
♦Stpd ften 4Ha non-pay Inc tax 1987 MN
'Gen 5s stpd non pay Inc tax .1987 M N
73.000
20.000
7,000
106,000
34'
22 %
M N
A
44.000 I'Chic 8l No West ften 3 H«-
44
"38*
D
Janl
41
J
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
42
28
Oct
4
1 107
Oct
25
1095* Oct
1085* Oct
1025* Oct
94
975*
17% Sale
10
9
155* Sale
1135* 1165* 1165*
21
Highest
Sale Prices
92
21H
21%
Sale
2754
J
110
120
Sale
J
ser
♦Conv adj 5s.....
185*
116
49
J
t'Chic Mil St Pit Pae mtftefts serA1975
3.811,000
"20"
122H
J
J
44%
100
99
105
37 5* Sale
34 5* Sale
J
1949
A..1989
May 1 1989
May 1 1989
May 1 1989
May 1 1989
149.000 'Chic Mil 8c St P ften ft 4a
19.000
•Gen ft 3
serlea B
82,000
♦Gen 4 Ha serlea C
30,000
♦Gen ft 4 He series B
6.000
♦Gen 4serlea F
!
118H
Gt Western lat 59-yr 4a.„.1959 M S
21,000 t*Chic Indlanap 8c Loutsv rf ft 6al947
♦Refunding ftold 5a ser B
1947
18",000
'Refunding 4a series C
1947
156.000
'lat 8c fteneral 5a serlea A
1944
110.000
'lat 8c ften 4a series B
May 1944
6.000 (Jhlc Indiana 8c Sou 50-yr 4a
1954
34%
35%
1065* 1065*
1115*
1105* Sale
1095* 1105*
109 % Sale
105H Sale
114
1145* 110
1125*
114
N
Lowest
Ask
Sale
1095* Sale
1155* Sale
.........
Oct. 30
Ask Bid
I
40
106
Sale
1129* Sale
1&5.000
General 4a
1958 M
183.000
lat 8c roflH* aarlaa B
1977 F
65,000
lat & ref 5a serlea A
......1971 F
4.000 ♦t'Chic 9c B III lat cona ft ta
1934 A
736.000 t*Chlc 8c B 111 Ry (new co) ft 5a ..1951 M
152.000
'Certificates of deposit
1983
Bid
Ask
57
109 H
1949 J
1949 J
6,000 Chic 8c Erie 1st ftold 5s..
Oct.l
1937
1949
19.000 Chic Burl * Q 111 Dlv 3 Ha
30.000
ulllncla Division 4a
1.101,000 t 'Chic
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Jan. 2
STOCK EXCHANGE
Bid
81.000
23
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
BONDS
October
EXCHANGE—BONDS
:Vv ■;
24
N. y. stock
Sales in
October
Price
bonds
Bid
J
D
1952 J
J
754* series A extended to
1946
6s series B extended to.......1946 J
Ask
D
270.000 Cuba Nortbarn Ryi
60.000 Cuba RR 1st W-yr g 5«
41
48
51
4HM
Sale
4654
5354
40
50
D
42
Sale
Sale
102
I0754
Sale
3654
Sale
Sale
Sale
654
46
F
A
654
6654
11654 117
109H
11054 11154
10854 Sale
4 s series D........1961
*s series E
1952 A O
Gen Ac ref mtge 4s series P.....1965 A O
Gen Ac ref mtge 354* series G..1966 M S
Gen Ac ret
Gen Ac ret
-----
J
1)
50
70
D
50
35
35
D
♦2nd 4s assented........... 1995 J D
M N
Detroit Term Ac Tunnel 1st gu
{♦♦Dul So Shore Ac Atlantic g 5s.1937 I
J
Duquesne Light 1st M 354*-——1965
Ed El III N Y 1st cons g 5s
1995 J
Electric Auto Lite conv deb 4s...1952 F
10
Sale
Sale
954
1554 Sale
-354
42
5
71
7
8
Highest
Sale Prices
19
35
Oct.
19
104
68
104
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
6
Oct.
19
44
Oct.
29
49
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
6
52
42
1
15
10654 Oct.
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
554 Oct.
19
Oct.
19
35
35
65
Jan.
6454 Jan.
62 54 Aug
55
July
12
23
13
4
8
104
Oct.
Oct.
15
101?*
10454
10654
10654
Mar. 25
Jan.
5
Mar 30 10654 Feb.
Oct. 21 10854 June 3
Sept 28 10854 June 18
Oct. 19 3654 Jan. 16
27
11
19
11
19
20
30
Oct.
8254 Oct.
19 107
15 103
Oct,
Oct.
4254 Oct.
Jan.
1015a, Mar, 18 108
68
Oct. 19 9554 Jan.
10554 Oct. 28
166 54 "°~ct" '27
19
11
11
19 107
5 104
Oct.
19
38
19
554 Oct.
19
4
Oct.
754 Oct.
1554 Oct.
754 Oct.
19
19
254 Oct.
28
454 Oct.
23
254 Oct.
28
42
Oct.
9
Oct.
9
Oct.
9
112
Oct.
20 11454 Oct.
10854 10654 Oct.
Sale
10854 Oct.
Sale
103
Oct.
1 10854 Oct.
Oct.
n 110
21 10454 Oct.
5
16
Aug. 26
23
19
19
1654
a?*
Sale
1154 Sale
.L
11454 Sale
11254
Sale
107
10754
109
10954 Sale
10354 10454 10454
4
Oct.
42
•
42
Mar.
8
Feb. 18
2254 Feb. 19
3254 Jan. 18
12
Mar.
1
5754 Apr. 20
41
101
Mar.
70
60
Mar.
65
53
Sept.
45
Feb
Oct.
49
"6754 "75"
10554 Sale
10654
Sale
107 54 107 H
13854
J
A
Il4"~ Il5"'
104
10454
107
11354 11454 103
10454 10454 104
132
13154
10654 Sale" 10354
11054 11154 110
10354 10454 10154
107
J
J
J
J
Sale
J
J
Sale
Sale
A
o
Sale
Sale
Series B....................1953 A
o
95
110
64
104
8
J
1959 1
{♦Fla East Coast 1st 454*
♦1st A ref 5s ser A
103 54
102 X
D
1946 J
194? J
95;
9754 Oct.
19
Oct.
10654 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
101
85
20 11054 Oct.
20 10354 Oct.
4 10554 Oct.
Oct.
51
Sale
5054 Sale
11554 11654
11554
11754
10854
6854 Oct.
28
28
70
Oct.
61
51
Oct.
27
4
Oct.
73
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
95
19
Oct.
nn it*
20
Oct.
89
19
6354 Oct.
26 11754 Oct.
21 11654 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
6054
102
D
82
J
9854
9854
Sale
102
57
93
55
62
L8 54
.....1974 M S
1854
♦Certificates of deposit........
Sale
Sale
1005
98
Sale
9854
Oct.
19 102
Oct.
9454
Sale
77
69
1054 Sale
10
Sale
60
Mar. 18 106
)354 Mar. 30 107
55
Oct. 20 106
>2
Oct. 19 92
>254 Oct
27 94
)3
89
19
89
90
Oct.
52
Jan.
to
Aug. 23
27
14
77
63
Oct.
554 Oct.
6
Oct.
7
19
19
63
15
19
19
27
5
>05% June 1/
5)4 Oct. in
6
Oct. 19
Oct.
1054 Oct.
l6
93
19
Oct.
94
Oct.
20
19
5
28
29
14
Sept. 20
Feb.
1
July
13
Feb.
16
Jan.
14
5
Jan.
Jan.
16
9
94
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
5
2
22
22
15
16
16
)854
)754
)95a
585a
19 102
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
19
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
88
6454
854 Sale
754
854
23 111
Jan.
8
2
14 54 jan? " 4 "8054 Mar."~2
Jan. 11
)9
Oct. 19 105
)8
Oct. 11 10354 Feb. 13
"o"c"t"' i§ 16654 "Oct""
9954
.....
July
10
11! 9954 Oct.
9254 Sale
40
110
u
Oct.
Sale
102
Sale
Mar.
5
21
25
21
21
18
Jan.
l454 Mar. 30 119
l4
Oct. 21 11854 June
)9
Aug.
6 11454 Jan.
6054 Oct.
6354 Oct.
10054
102" "
10254 July
7254 Jan.
>254 Oct. 28
>8
Sept. 28
Oct.
101
68
70
55
Jan.
May
May
Aug.
May
11854 Jan.
)454 Oct. 29 11654
)354 Sept. 14 10754
u
July
1 13954
>754 Oct. 19 111
)sh Apr.
7 11354
)054 Apr.
7 10654
)654 Sept.^4 112
)5
June 22 10654
Oct.
101
65
48
Oct.
29
102
20 10654 Oct.
105
56
qq 1A
101
102 74
S
....1954 J
10154 Oct.
27 36
Oct.
29 113)
23 104)
ms*
60
Apr.
10054 Oct.
11254 Oct.
—-
8
{♦Fla Cent Ac Peninsular 5s
37
Ill
1
10554 Oct.
90
80
Sale
6
1942 M
Oct.
110
Sale
Sale"
3d mtge 454*——————1938 M S
A
Ernesto Breda Co 1st mtge 7s....1954 P
Fairbanks Morse deb 4s.........1956 J D
1st lien s f 6s stamped
63,000
39-year deb 6s aeries B
3,000
61,000 Flat deb s f 7s
Sale
111 51
102 H
100
6954
85 %
J
s f 5s
1942 M
5s International series......1942 M
First Hen s f 5s stamped...... 1942 M
Oct.
41
)7
Sale
Sale
J
1957 J
1947 MN
Federal Lt A Tr 1st
9554
9154
con? 4s Series D.
.1953 A o
Ref 8c lmpt gold 5s ear 1927
1967 M N
Ref 8c Imp 5s ser 1934
....1975 A O
104
105
10454 Oct.
Oct.
10654 104
101
Gen
N Y & Erie RR ext 1st 4s
10654 Sale
19
21
107
116 54
J
1955 J
49
45
O
Erie 8c Jersey 1st a f 6s
s f 6s
39
110
Sale
4
11654 Jan.
8
11054 Jan.
11154 July 21
11154 Apr.
10654 July
10554 Apr.
70
J
Genesee Rlv RR 1st
Sale
65
A
..............1965
B.1940
1,000
Series C 354*
1946
131*666 Brie RR 1st con 8c prior Hen 4s..1996
1st consol gen Hen 4s..
...1996
614,000
Cone g 4s Ser A .............1953
89,000
~2".666
Sale
107
1965 A O
5s stamped
710,000
106,000
10554
10754 106
106
10654
2054 Sale" 15
35
20
14
19
20
103 1
Sale
103
10554
Oct.
Oct.
4254 Oct.
35
J
454* series A....1951 J D
Erie & Plttsb gen gu g 3H* sac
32"666
103
30
J
....1941 M N
Ktfln Jol 8c East let g 5s
El Paso Nat Gas
El Paso A 8 W 1st Ac ref 5a
142,000
17,000
Sale
10554 Sale
70
107
41
D
.
1,000
50
43%
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
l
Sale Prices
55
37
Oct.
36
Oct.
11254 Ill
11254 11454 110
10054 Sale
10054 Oct.
10054 101
29
Oct.
28 7 30
3454 38
454* *51
......1951 J
Dow Chemical deb 3s
45
11654
Eastern RyHNo Dlv 1st g 4s. ...1948 A O
30,000 Eastern Tenn Va Ac Ga 1st g 5s ..195s MN
J
1939 4
17.000 Ed El 111 Bkn 1st con g 4s
121,000
82
65
gold 4s—...........1995
939,000
1,088.000
22,000
28,000
*
10454 105
42
10554 Sale
♦1st 4s assented............1995 J
J
♦Second
2,000
47,000
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest
—
♦Detroit Ac Mack 1st lien g 4s.... 1995
726",606
Ask
Sale
-
9,000
6,000
31,000
69,000
113,000
Ask Bid
52
I960
38,000 Dayton Pr Ac Lt 1st 8c ref 354 ■
1943 M N
246,000 Del Ac Hud 1st Ac ref 4s
J
1971 J
39,000 Delaware Pr Ac Lt 1st M 454*.
1st Ac ref 4M<
1M8 J J
3,000
1st mtge gold 4H*
....1969 J J
1951 M N
23",666 Denver Gas Ac El 1st Ac ref 5s
M N
Stamped as to Pa tax
13,000
J
J
628,000 {♦♦Den Ac Rio Gr 1st cons g 4s.—1936
•♦Consol gold 4
1936 J J
86,000
F A
93,000 {♦Denv Ac R Gr West gen 5s Augl955
♦Assented (subject to plan)
709,000
♦Ref Ac Imp mtge 5s ser B
...197F AO
604.000
{♦Dm Moines Ac Ft D 1st gu g 4s. .1935
J
J
Certificates of deposit
19,000
M 8
6,000 {♦Dev Plain** Val 1st guar 4Hs ..194?
Detroit Edlroi
Bid
Oct. 30
6154 Sale
62
J
A O
99,000
107,000
66,000
61,000
Oct.I
1937
Hft-
%
33.000
2,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Jan. 2
STOCK EXCHANGE
Value
exchange-bonds
Oct,
10254 Mar. 30
10354 Feb. 23
10454 Feb. 23
105
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
as
Apr.
87
Jan.
2054 Mar.
20
Mar.
8
7
5
5
♦{♦Fonda Johns A Glov ref 4hs.1952
7H
Proof of claim filed by owner.... MN
♦♦(Amended) 1st
4,000
cons
3
3
107
Fort St (J D Co 1st g 454*
1941 j""j
35.666 Framerlc Ind A Dav 26-yt 7hs..1942 J J
56,000 Francisco Sugar coll trust 6s.... 1956 MN
97
102
40
Sale
40
Sale
40
Sale
.
10454 105
10554 Sale
10254
9654 Sale
4054
45
1945 J
401,000 Goodrich (B F) Co conv deb 6s
1st mtge 4J<S——
1956 J
455,000
Gcodyei.i Tiro A Rubber 1st 5s: 195? M
702,000
Gotham SUk Hosiery deb 5s w w. 1946 M
2,000
-—
D
N
.
Gouv A Oswegatchie 1st 5s
Grand R & I ex 1st gu g
5254
3154
10554 Sale
10154 Sale
10454 Sale
10354 Sale
10354
D
8
1942 J
1941 J
D
J
Ill
194? J
D
99
87,000 Gt Cons El Pow (Japan) 7s...._. 1944 F A
1st A gen s f g 6 Hs...
J
1950 J
77,000
Great Northern Ry—
1st A refund 454* Ser A
1961 J
103,000
Gen mtge 65i« Ser B
103,000
1952 J
Gen mtge 5s Ser C........
1973 J
117,000
Gen ms Series D............ 197* J
140,000
Gen 4Mb series B
19?? J
185,000
Gen mtge 4s series G.......... 1946 J
2.591,000
Gen mtge 4s series H
1946 J
1,715,000
Gen mtge 3Mt series I......... 1067 J
J
321.000
Feb
l
2,000 ♦Green Bay A West deb ctfs A..
Feb
♦income debenture ctfs B
V
183,000
87
93
8154
95
"e.ooo
...
4%s
Grays Point Ta.m 1st gu g 9s
-'i18*666
■
"
4*666
Stamped
.........
1956 A
i-
3754
J
For footnotes see page 30.
1
4
Oct.
5
28
6054' Oct.
8654
Sale
41
10254 Sale
10154 Sale
3754
3754
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
40
—pr.
2
954 Jan.
19 10054 Oct.
30 10554 Oct.
40
Oct.
29
40
Oct.
18
26 39
Oct.
10454 Sale
Oct.
19 10454 Oct.
102
98
Oct.
Oct.
19 10254 Oct.
Oct.
1 101
Sale
9
5
1
1
14
29
29
3
654
Aug.
6
5
254 Oct. 22
10654 Aug. 3 10754
107
Oct.
7 11054
5054 Oct. 28 8754
13
90
Sept.
1215% Jan.
99 ■: Oct
102
Oct.
30
Apr.
30
Apr.
2954 Mar.
9854 Apr.
98 h Apr.
Oct.
25 100
Mar. 17
Mar. 2
Jan. 20
July
Jan.
8
12
Jan.
12
27
11
7
29122
Jan.
19 102)
30
Jan.
Jan.
24
23
16
*8
40
40
2 105
9 105)
Sept.
7
Jan.
Jan.
2
2
Jan.
Jan.
8
2
7
20
Sale
Oct.
4
54
Oct.
32
2054
35
Oct.
18
19
6354 Oct.
22
28
Oct.
2
20
Ocv.
Jan.
1 103)
Jan.
18 97)
19 4451 Jan.
22
2754
25
22
25
Oct.
19
2054 Oct.
19
20
Oct.
19
2154 Oct.
7
2154 Oct.
7
2154 Oct.
7
4
90
29
Oct.
19 10354 Oct.
99
Oct.
19
Oct.
19 105
Oct.
20
Oct.
20
100
6354
1954
Sale
Sale
10154 Sale
9754 Sale
L0454 Sale
.....
57
19
20
90
Sale
9854
9454
100
Sale
85
9354
90
8854
10454
10454
10654 10854 10954
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Sale
69
7054
Sale
72
80
61
Oct.
9954
9854
10254
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10554 107
10154 Sale
9354
98
9254 Sale
10654 Sale
9854 Sale
8454 Sale
Sale
5054 Oct.
10154 100
10054
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
3854 Sale
Sale
12
22
11654
114
10754 110
1953 J
7,000 Hackensack Water 1st 4s..
29
........1949 J
1,000 ♦Harpen Mining 6s.
J 124" 12554
199? J
24,000 Hock Val 1st con g 454*
84
Sale
20,000 Hoe (R) A Co 1st mtge..........1944 A O
7754
80
1937 MN
3,000 {♦Housetonic RR con g 5s
40
40
254 Oct.
«!67*"OctC^7 108*" "Oct?"
Sale
Sale
10854
10454 Sale
9954 10054
8854
8854 94
9954 Sale
105
10554
10454 Sale
J
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.....
99)
105)
3
Sale
Sale
115
10954
"6254 "75"*
38,000 Gulf States St'l 1st mtge454a_?_~ 1961 A O
100.000 Gulf States UtUlties 4s series C.. 1966 A O
10-year debenture 454a—
V
1946 A O
67,000
>:
.....
108J4 Sale
•;
;
6354
254
11954 Sale
O
1952 J
108
254 * 354
104 54
107
108
1941 M N
1950 A O
J 98? J
4
11654
11654
11454
10954
......
Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4s
Gulf Mob A Nor 1st 5Hi set B
1st mtgs gold 5s series G
68,000
Gulf A Ship Island ref 5s...Feb
254
loSfe™
116
103
10554 Sale
Extended at 6% to July 1 1934
4,000
3.000 ♦Good Hope Steel A Iron sec 7s. 1945
;
9
1754 .....1754
98
12254
J
1945 J
13,000 ♦General Elec (Germany) 7a
♦Debenture 6^s
1940 J D
15,000
♦v9 f det 6 6s
....1945 MN
21,000
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
10-year debenture 3s
1946
336,000
15-year debenture 354*——... 1951
311,000
4,000 Genera Public Service deb 5Hs.l939
86,000 Gen Steel Castings 1st 5%b w w.,1949
27,000 {♦Ga A Als 1st cons 5s....Oct. 1945
♦{♦Georgia Carolina A Northern—
,
454
454
10754 11054
8354 Sale
Galv Hous A Hend 55i> A
1938 A O
Gas A Elec (Bergen Co) 5s
1949 J D
Gen Amet Investors deb 5s ser A.1952 F A
49,000
J
1947 J
214,000 General Cable 1st s f g 5Hs A
,
.....
2-4s..__. 1982
Proof of claim filed by owner.... MN
♦Certificates of deposit
....
.
954
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
16654
92
9654
50
Sale
60
854 Sale
10454
8554
95
8554
8754
80
80
9154
8854
9854
95
9954
Oct.
j
9
4
19 109
Oct? "~6
Oct.
74
Oct?"~2
Oct.
16
8
Oct.
19 114
10054 Oct.
9954 Oct.
9154 Oct.
19 115
Oct.
22 106
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7454 Oct.
19 100
Oct.
19 100
9854 Oct.
19 117
19 106
89
89
Oct.
29
9454 Oct.
19 106
June
20 10754 Jan.
13 10354 Jan.
Jan.
May 20 111
95
Aug.
Aug. 14
8
15
13
27
14
9854 Apr.: 5
69
Oct.
16
61
Oct.
8
Jan.
119)
115)
109)
108!
141:
Oct.
89
Oct.
111
96
8354 Oct.
Oct.
18
754 Oct.
19
10
Oct.
1
65
15
Oct.
50
754 Oct.
Mar.
106)
106)
103!
106
"90H "Oct? "21 16654 Oct?'
Oct.
19
93
9054 Oct.
Oct.
83
Oct.
9554 May 14
116)
Oct.
98 5i
Oct.
Sale
10354 Sale
10254 Oct.
19 10454 Oct.
1
13 93 54
8654 Oct. 14 9954
9754 Oct. 20 10554
10254 Apr. 30 10554
Sale
10654
10754 Oct.
10754 Oct.
1
105h Apr. 10 108
19
115
Oct.
Sale
28
5
*9654
102
—
29
"92 54 "Oct" "13
8654 Oct.
9754 Oct.
22
Oct.
895
11654 11554 Oct.
75
Oct.
5654
7454
58
45
60
50
Oct.
9254 Oct.
18
Oct.
Oct.
5
4
14
93
20 102
28
22
Oct.
22 107
15
7854 Oct.
5
50
Oct.
5
5
Jan.
90
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
.
Oct.
Oct.
15
5
8
11
18
8
4
May 20
Feb.
4
July
July
14
14
Jan.
28
1
18
Feb.
9
Mar.
Jan.
Aug. 24
Jan. 12
Jan. 15
Apr.
4
Feb.
22
Oct. 28 28
Aug.
1145% Mar. 23 12654 Jan.
75
50
2
Oct.
90
103)
108)
89
50
11
Oct.
100
Apr.
10054 Oct.
9954 Oct.
9154 Oct.
29
18
83
Jan.
8
Mar. 30
19 107
4
19 10154 Jan.
110
Oct.
Oct.
8354 Oct.
50
Oct.
52
3054 Mar.
95
90
Oct.
112
100
9
6
8
9754 Feb. 15
8654 Jan. 27
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Price
BONDS
October
Value
N. 7.
EXCHANGE—BONDS
1937
Lowest
N
Houston Oil sink fund 5 Ms A...1940 M
Hudson Coal 1st
a
f 5s series A.. 1942
1 D
Hudson County Gas 1st 5s
1949 M N
Hudson A Manhat 1st & ref 5s A.1957 F A
♦ Adiwst Income 5s
Illinois Bell Telep 35*s
..Feb
ser
B
1970 A O
J J
J J
A O
M 8
A O
»llinols Central 1st g 4s.........1951
1,000
1,000
1st gold 35*s
1951
Extended 1st g 3 Ms
1st gold 3s sterling
51,000
145.000
Collateral trust
Refunding 4s
1.000
O
1957 A
1951
1951
gold 4s.......1943
1955 M N
Purchased lines 1st 35*s......l952 *
1
Coll tr g 4s
1953 M N
65.000
26.000
570,000
965* Oct.
28
Oct.
1185* Oct.
48
Oct.
14
Oct.
1055* Oct.
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
121.000
456,000
4,000
304.000
668,000
200,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Jan. 2
STOCK EXCHANGE
Sale Prices
20 1025* Oct.
19 415* Oct.
Oct.
28 120
19
595* Oct.
19
235* Oct.
20 1075* Oct.
7
965* Oct. 20 103 X Jan.
7
I 28
57 H Jan. 11
Oct. 19
5
Jan. 13
5 116J* Mar. 30 124
85 \i Jan. 23
48
Oct.
19
4
14
Oct. 19 36 9* Jan. 21
1
Jan.
4
27 1015* Mar. 23 110
1005* Oct.
4 1005* Oct.
"545* OctT"2l
565* Oct.
30
71
Oct.
23
545* Oct.
15
67
67
71
64
Oct!
4
1
Oct.
4
Oct.
23
Oct.
4
Feb.
1005*
1005*
925*
54H
565*
Sept. 29 1079* Jan.
6
Oct.
4 107 X Jan.
4
Mar. 10
Mar. 12 93
95
Jan. 15
Oct. 21
Oct.
30
Oct.
23
90X Jan.
13
21
545* Oct.
15
90
13
21 1045* Jan.
Jan.
19 80
71
Refunding 5s
1.000
1955 MN
78
Oct.
21
805* Oct.
4
78
4§.year 4 Ms
Cairo Bridge gold 4s
Litchfield Dlv 1st g 3s
1944 P
375* Oct.
19
54
4
375* Oct.
A
D
J
|«M J
1951 J
Loultv Dlv A Tor g 3Ms_„.
1953 I
Omaha Dit 1st g 3s..........1951 P
<
St Lou Dit A Term g 3s ......1951
2,000
J
A
J
J
1951 J
Gold 3
J
Springf Div 1st g 35*4
1951 1
J
Western Lines 1st g 4s
1951 P
A
June 18
24 111
110
1605* Oc'C'4 lOOM "Oct""'4
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
96
Jan.
Sept.18 109
93
May 25 98
95
May 17 10254
825* Aug.
3 8954
88
June 16
925*
98 M
90
Oct. 23
1005* Mar. 10 1005*
90
Aug. 27 101X
104
93)*
Oct" 16 "93 5* "Oct!" 16
Jan.
Feb.
8
2
12
9
Jan.
28
19
25
20
25
20
Jan.
20
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
111 Cent A Chic St L A N O—
389,000
Joint 1st A ref 5s ser A
1963 J
30,000
4Ms series C.................1963 J
79,000 Illinois Steel deben 4M*
1940 A
Ind Bloomlngton A W 1st 4s
1940 A
Ind III A la 1st gold 4s
1950 J
12,000 t+'ndlanapol A Loulsv 1st gu 4sl956 J
Indianapolis Union Ry—
2,000
Ref A impt mtge 3M« ser B
1986 M
233.000 Inland Steel 39* s series D
1961 F
,188.000 tlnterboro R T 1st A ref 5a.....1964 J
139,000
^Certificates of deposit...
365,000
•♦10-year 4% notes..*
1933 A
173,000
•♦14-year 7% notes.
...1933 M
119,000
♦Certificates of deposit.....
475,000 Interlake Iron cony deb 4s
1947 A
Int Agri Corp 1st A coll tr 5a—
74,000
Stamped extended to
1943 M
D
D
O
O
J
J
S
A
J
50
Oct.
46 M Oct.
106)* Apr.
104M Jan.
100)* Apr.
20 ;
Apr.
,
19 919*
27 87)*
19 108
30 104)*
28 107
19 43
Jan. 21
Feb. 16
Jan. 30
Jan.
2
Feb. 19
989* Mar. 31 1054* Jan.
101
Mar. 23 108
Jan.
12
2
50
Apr.
29
97
Jan.
14
49
Oct.
28
95)* Jan.
18
13)* Oct.
54)* Oct.
19
28
66
Jan. 21
91)* Jan.
7
53
Oct.
O
67
Oct.
28
19
91
Jan. 11
104)* Aug. 14
N
99 M Oct
22
102
498,000 t'Interaat Gt Nor 1st 4s A......1952 J J
371.000
♦AdJ mtge 4s series A.July 1 1953 A O
17
19
37,000
20,000
608,000
99,000
273,000
315,000
20,000
59,000
423.000
803,000
850,000
1954 J
21
1954 J
8
M N
40)*
46
Oct.
90
51
Oct. 20
89)*
93
Oct. 19 102X
76)* Oct. 20 1019*
82
Oct. 20
95
F A
94
O
&
-
Mst mtge gold 5s series B
*lst gold 5s series G
Internet Hydro El deb 4s
Int Merc Marine 1st s f 4s
Intern Paper
cony
5s series A
,
J
J
1944 A O
1941 A O
1947 J
J
Refunding 4s series A..
...1955
Int Rys of Gent Amer 1st 5s B...1973
First lien A ref 4 Ma
1947
Internet T A T deb g 4 Ms
1952
Convertible debenture 4Ms.._1939
Deb gold 5s
1955
M
J J
J J
F A
Oct.
4)* On.
Oct.
20
Oct.
19
21
Jan. 23
42)* Mar. 10
17M Mar. 10
40)1
26
19
Apr. 28
38)* Oct. 19
74
Oct.
19
40
Oct.
19
Mar. 10
Mar. 11
Jan. 28
Apr. 5
Jan. 20
Jan. 12
Feb.
6
Jan. 25
Jan. 21
102
75
94)* Aug. 10
809* Feb. 11
Jlowa Central Ry—
171.000
1951 M
nst A ref 4a
S
34,000 lames Franklin A Clearf 1st 4s..1959 J D
224,000 Jones A Laughlin St'l 1st M 4)*s_1961 M 8
8,000
159,000
23,000
196,000
271.000
178,000
90,000
Kanawha A Mich 1st gu g 4s._...1990
t*+K C Ft 8 A M ref g 4s...
1934
KJtfa of dep (Bankers Trust)..
Kan City South 1st g 3s
1954
Ref A Imp 5s
Aprlll954
Kan City Term 1st 4s
1944
Kansas Gas A El 1st mtge 4He..l984
A O
A O
...
A O
J
J
i
J
J D
♦Karstadt (R) Inc 1st Mtge 4s...1943 MN
12,000
stpd (par 1645)
1943
stpd (par $925) .....1943 M N
♦With warrants (par $925) ....1943
65,000 Keith Corp (B F) 1st ser g 4s
1944 M 8
2)* Oct.
87
Oct.
98
Oct.
979* Oct.
26
19
28
28
Oct.
Oct.
21
69
Oct.
19
58)* Oct.
Apr.
102)* Feb.
106
40
Mar.
19
12
9
w w
119* June 21
w w
21
25
Plain
J
1941 J
4J*« unguaranteed
Kings County Elec Lt A Pow—
17,000
Purchase money
21,000 Kings Co Elevated
7.000 Kings Co Lighting
13,000
1st A ref 4 Ma
1,000 Kinney (G R) $ Ms
J
J
1961 J
J
4s...........1997 A O
1st g 4s
1st ref 5s
.1949 F A
1954 J
J
1954 J
J
extended to..1941 J D
208.000 Koppers Co 4s series A
....1951 MN
144,000 Kresge Foundation coll trust 4s. 1945 J J
127,000
3Me collateral trust notes
1947 F A
tKreuger A Toll class A
244,000
+5s Uniform ctfs of deposit
1959 M 8
106,000 Laclede Gas Lt ref ext 5s...
1939
392,000
Coll A ref 5 Ms aeries G
1953
189,000
Col A ref g 5Me ser D
1964
39,000
Coll tr 6s series A
1942
12,000
Collateral trust 6s series B....1942
Little Miami gen 4e eerier A
109M Jan. 25 1099* Jan.
107 X Feb. 15 lt)8)*,Jan.
146 M May
83)* Oct.
105
Oct.
10 161
Jan.
20 108X Jan.
v
27 114
112)* Apr. 21 119)*
98)* Oct. 27 102
99)* Oct. 19 104 X
99
Oct. 19 111)*
90
Oct. 19 102 M
6
21
29
5
1
Feb. 1
Apr. 22
Sept. §
Feb.
JanMay 17
509* May 18
19
Oct.
A
19
20
A
49
-
J
J J
A O
M 8
F A
F A
F A
F A
J J
F A
J J
M N
M N
M N
A O
A O
....1942 If N
For footnotes, OS6 page 30.
18
101)* Jan.
7
1079* Jan. IS
7 1159* Jan.
2
Sept. 22
Oct.
A
....
P
J
A
J
M
M
M
Apr.
89X Sept.
99
19101
51.000 Liggett A Myers Tobacco 7s
1944 A O
66,000
5s
1951 P A
44,000 Liquid Carbonic 4s conv debs...1947 J D
Loew's Inc s f deb 3M«—1946
Lombard Else 7s series A—......1952
Long Dock Co 3Ms ext to...
1954
Long Island gen g 4s............1938
Unified gold 4s
1*49
Guar ref gold 4s—.......
1949
4s stamped
...
......1949
LorHlard (P) Go deb 7s
1944
5s
1951
Louisiana A Ark 1st 5s series A..1949
91
108
Oct.
Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd—
262,000
59,000
19,000
32.000
11.000
182,000
59,000
22.000
37.000
234,000
Jan.
5
Feb. 25
Feb. 9
July 10
25
May 11 31
Apr.
7 35
Apr. 23 100
June 30
8,000
5s 1937 extended at 3% to
1947 J J
9,000
2d gold 5s
1941 J
J
63,000 Lake Shore A Mich Sou g 3Me...l997 J D
J
Jan. 19
1099* Jan.
5
May 21
44
Aug. 6
89
53 H
54
43
A
Lake Erie A Western RR—
385,000
*lst mtge income reg—Dec 319175
3.000 Lehigh Coal A Nav 4M» ser A...1954
Cons sink hind 4 Ms ser CL....1954
18,000 Lehigh A New Eng RR 4s A
1965
Lehigh A N Y let gu g 4s
1945
6,000 Lehigh Valley Goal 5s
1944
1st A refunding 5s
1954
14.000
21.000
1st A refunding 5s
1944
19,000
First A ref sinking fund 5s
1974
11,000
Secured 6% gold notes.......1938
5,000 Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st fa....1954
26.000 Leh V (N Y) 1st gu g 4Ms
1944
734.000 Leh Val (Pa) gan con g 4s
...1443
295.000
Gen cons 4 Ms
1443
205.000
Gen con sol 5s
2443
45,000 Leh Veil Ter Ry 1st gu g 5a
1941
13.000 Lex A East 1st gu 5s
1945
66 X Jan. 22
64
Jan. 18
95
Jan.
9
25
A O
F
F
F
F
Jan. 12
108
16 105
♦Ctfs
J
1
19 100
eCtfs
9,000 Kentucky Central 1st gu 4s.....1987 J
2,000 Kentucky A Ind Term 1st 4Me..l961 J
3,000
Stamped.............—.....1941 J
9)* Mar.
102 )* Jan. 11
19106
Jan. 20
21
A
D
O
D
8
8
8
A O
F A
J J
X)ct.
July 27
91X Oct.
100 X Oct.
98
Jan. 25
709* Jan. 25
70 M Jan. 15
68 X Jan. 14
70
Jan. 28
20 999* July 28
15 106 X Feb. 27
109 X Jan. 15
Mar. 22
21)* Oct. 19 35MJoly
80 % Oct. 20 106 X Jan.
90
Apr. 27 1049* Jan.
99X Oct. 26 105)* Feb.
66
Sept. 13 ,94)* Jan.
80
Oct. 20 100M Jan.
35
Oct. 27
78
Jan.
30
Oct. 18
77
Jan.
20 * Oct.
19
75
Jan.
86
Oct; 15 100 X Feb.
85
Oct. 21 107
Feb.
68
Oct. 27 1039* Feb.
26
Oct. 19 *72
Feb,
29 ' Oct. 19
76 X Feb.
33M Oct. 19,86
Feb.
96
Oct. 20109
Jan.
116
Apr. 14 1299* Jan.
126
Oct.
117
Apr.
103
Oct.
Jan.
108
95M Oct.
65
Oct.
101
Oct.
101X Oct.
94M Oct.
93
Oct.
94
126
Oct.
Sept.
116M Mar.
67 H Oct.
26
15
12
17
28
13
6
6
6
4
5
18
11
10
11
5
5
Jan.
7
7 1269* Jan. 18
21 106
Oct. 28
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Jan. 14
19 101X Jan.
2
27
79 M Feb. 19
5 1069* Jan. 18
19 103 )t Jan. 25
16 108
Jan.
7
19 106 X Jan. 28
21 104 M Feb. 25
8 135
Jan. Jl
24 124 M Jan. "J
20 100M Jan. 22
21 136
26
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
Sales in
October
N.
RANOE SINCE JAN. 1
Jan. 2
$
89,000 Louisville Gas & Elec 314s—....1966
*
tf Mriddf s»«' a ♦•--....1946
5,000
Bid
Ask
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M
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112 h
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Htghesx
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Oct. 30
Oct. 1
1937
STOCK EXCHANGE
Y.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
BONDS
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101V*
Sale
109
101 Vi Sale
109
111
Sale
2
7
106
29 106Vi Oct.
20 107 Vi Oct.
6
105Vi Mar.
1
103
Oct.
20 102Vi Oct.
96
Oct.
25
1
93
Oct.
108 Vi Jan.
4
93
Oct.
4
83
Oct.
103 Vi Jan.
98
Jan.
22
100V* Oct.
106Vi Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
102
25 111
•
Louisville & Nashville RR—
3603
2003
2003
O
109 V*
111
O
108
O
series E.........2003
o
Paducab & Mem Dlv 4s....... 194*
A
103 V*
97 Vi
111 V*
96
187,000
121,000
270,000
75,000
1st & ref 4s
131,000
1st & ref
Unified
42,000
3,000
2,000
20,000
6,000
—........1*40
Hold *»
ref 5s series B
1st A
jerles C
1st A ref 4
ser
D
.....
1980 M 8
1945 M S
J
South Ry Joint Monon 4s.....1952 J
Atl Knox ft Cin dlv ft 4s......1955 M N
3,000 Lower Austrian Hydro-Else
1944 V A
St Louie Dlv 2d Hold
3s
Sale
Sale
Sale
114VI
D
D
O
93
105Vi 106Vi
103 V* Sale
104 Vi 104H
81V*
82
76
88
82
418,000 t*Manhnrtan Ry (N Y) con g 44 .1990 A O
220,000
♦Certificates of deposit.....
2013 J D
18,000
♦Id 4s
1953 M 8
Manila Rl Ry Ac Lt 1st 5s
"s".006 Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s... 1939 M N
1959 M N
1st est 4s.
1941 J
J
{♦Man G B «r NW 1st gu
...
Sale
95
105 Vi Sale
105Vi Oct.
Oct.
102 V* 103 V* 103
93
Oct.
96 V*
93
93
Oct.
Sale
102
Sale
88-/4
109 V*
Sale
85"'
92
101 Vi
97 V*
70
38
94,000
5,000
131,000
169,000
299,000
36,000
"3",000
10",666
Metropolitan Edison 4Hi
'
6,000
1,000
.
City Air Line 4s
1940
Jack LAS gold 3H«
1951
1st gold 3 Ha
1952
Ref A Imp 4Vis series C.......1979
"4",006
6,000 {♦Midland of N J 1st ezt 5s
1940
221,000 MliwElRy Ac Lt 1st Ac ref 5s ser B1961
1st mtge gold 5s
116,000
1971
{♦♦Mil A Nor 1st ezt 4Vi> (1880).. 1934
1st ex14Vis
1939
Con ezt 4Vis
1939
37,000 {♦Mil 8par A N W 1st gu 4s
1947
{♦Mllw A State Line 1st guar 3Hsl941
94",606 {♦Minn A St Louis 5s ctfs
1934
♦1st A refund gold 4s.
64,000
..1949
9,000
♦Ref A ezt aeries 5s A........1962
176,000 M St P A S S M 4s stpd guar.
1938
1st cons 5s
.......1938
51,000
1st cons 5s gtd as to Int.......1938
166,000
1st A ref 6s series A
1946
20,000
9,000
25-year g 5Vis..
1949
1st ref 5Vis series B......
18,000
..1978
M
St
P
&
S
S
M
Cent
A
5,000 {♦Missouri-Illinois RR 5s
398.000 Mo Kan A Tez 1st g 4s
97
98 Vi
102
98
99
V* 102 Vi
105 Vi
Sale
100 Vi Jan.
1
115
Jan.
Jan.
99 Vi Oct.
86
99Vi Oct.
106
1
99
Oct.
105 V* July
13
971
Oct.
105 V* Jan.
86 Vi Feb.
20
23
20
4
Jan.
Oct.
14
2
57 i
25
Oct.
48
Oct.
90
19
48Vi Oct.
2
25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
32 Vi Oct.
Oct.
7
25
Oct.
90 Vi Jan.
57 V* Jan.
30
23
Oct.
53
Oct.
19
12
Oct.
33 Vi Jan.
92
June
15
92Vi Mar.
82V* Jan.
69Vi Sept.
19
27
15
Oct.
83
iiH
Oct.
83
70
27
68
68
14
15
6
19
12
32
92 Vi
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102 Vi Sale
83
100 Vi
108 Vi
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101 Vi Sale
101V
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Oct.
7
11
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19 102V* Oct.
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104 Vi 102Vi Oct.
102 V* 101 Vi Oct.
103 Vi 103 V* 103 Vi
75
75
80
20 108Vi Oct.
22 lOlVi Oct.
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77
91
6 104
103 Vi Oct.
71 Vi Oct.
85
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21
75
15
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71 Vi Oct.
85
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8
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19 107 Vi Feb. 25
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93
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100 Vi Mar
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19 101V* Oct.
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13
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9
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37 Vi Jan.
32
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41 Vi Jan.
30
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27
14
10
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28 Vi Jan.
22
76
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67 Vi Oct.
95 Vi Jan.
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1956
15
20
111V* Jan.
96 V* Jan.
115
25
40
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♦Mlag Mill Mach 1st s f g 7s
99 Vi Oct.
105Vi Apr.
85V* Apr.
110 V* May
11
20
6
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111
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25
Mfrs Trust Co ctfs of
partic In
{A I Namm & Sen 1st 6s....... 1943 J D
1947 A O
Marlon Steam Shovel s f g 4s
Market Street Ry 1st 7s
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30 103 Vi Oct.
19 103 Vi Oct.
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99
25
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62
20
57Vi Oct.
25
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87V*
78 V*
90
25
99 Vi Oct.
99
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103 Vi
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92 V4
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19 109V* Oct.
83
86 Vi
90
56
54
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108 Vi Oct.
108 Vi
87
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87Vi
lllVi Oct.
U1*
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-9iK 92
112Vi Oct.
Oct.
"99" 95
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H2Vi
90 Vi
37.000 McCror* Stores Corp s f deb 5s.. 1951 M n
524,000 McKesson A RnhHins deb 5 Vis... 1950 m n
106 Vi
107 Vi
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115Vi
100Vi
Mob A Moottf 1st g 4 His
21,000 Maine Central RR 4s series A.... 1945 J
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18,000
Gen mtge 4 Vis series A........ 1960
50,000 *t+Manxi Sugar 1st s f 7 Vis..... 1942 A
804,000
♦Certificates of deposit.....
Sale
V* 108Vi
99 V* June 28 102 Vi Aug.
Mar. 10 112Vi Jan.
J
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94 V*
June 18
95
35
96
Sept. 27
38
50
35
Oct.
18
Oct.
18
61 V* Mar. 11
95
78 Vi
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75Vi
77Vi
72Vi Oct.
20
35
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81 Vi Oct.
18
94V4
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72Vi Oct.
20
96 V* Jan.
84
72
85
63
54
54
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56 Vi
49
Oct.
19
63
Oct.
Oct.
1
43
Oct.
19
88 Vi Feb. 19
76
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79 V* Mar.
4
46 Vi
Sale
27 Vi
31
28 Vi
Sale
21 Vi
24
Sale
Sale
20V*
8Vi
Sale
22
Sale
5Vi Oct.
19V* Oct.
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Sale
19
22
Sale
20
20V*
6Vi Sale
Sale
Sale
49
45
54
20
Mlssour-Kansas-Tazas RR—
380,000
Prior Hen 5s series A.........1962
J
126,000
40-year 4s series B_...........1962
J
20,000
108,000
Pr lien mtge 4Vis ser D
♦Cum adjust 5s series A
J
1978
1967 A O
Jan
{♦Missouri Pacific RR Co—
♦1st A refund 5s series A.....1965 F
621,000
60,000
1,407,000
2.003,000
♦Certificates of deposit.....
98,000
394,000
35,000
♦Certificates of deposit.........
......1978 MN
♦Certificates of deposit.
♦Convertible gold 5 Vis.
...1949 M O
♦1st ref gold 5s series H.......1980 A A
♦ 1st
1,340,000
1,196,000
A
ref g 5s ser G..>.
♦Certificates of deposit....
116,000
1,252,000
190,000
♦1st A re» 5s
ser
I
...
......1981 M N
♦Certificates of deposit
July 193S
J
{♦Mobile A Ohio gen gold 4s
iV38
76,000
♦Montgomery Dlv 1st g 5s
1947
264,000
♦Refunding A Improv't 4Vis ..1977
207,000
♦Sec 5% notes
1938
10,000 Mohawk A Mai 1st gu g 4s
1991
M 8
Mo Pac 3d 7s ezt at 4%
1
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16V*
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11
44
Sale
31
42
8
...1977 M N
♦1st A ref 5s series F
44
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_
1975 M
♦General 4s
S
72 V*
75 V*
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74
70 V*
43
44 V*
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43
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13 Vi
Sale
8
44
Sale
31
41
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41 Vi
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99 Vi 100
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102 Vi
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38Vi Oct.
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54 Vi Oct.
46Vi Oct.
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42
Oct.
27
19
1
22Vi Oct.
19
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20
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33
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4
20
Oct.
19
27
19
19
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19
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32 V* Oct.
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5Vi Oct.
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19
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48 V* Jan. 22
45 Vi Feb. 19
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26
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Nat Distillers Products deb4Vis.l945
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39 V* Feb.
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85 V*
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81V*
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184,000 Morris A Esses 1st gu 3Vis
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87,000
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154,000
Constr M 4Vis ser B
.......1955 MN
3,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s..1947 MN
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o
Gen A ref 5s series B..........1955
Gen A ref s f 4 Vis ser C
......1955
ser
20V*
92
32
m s
22
43
20
42
40
— -
Sale
Sale
28 Vi
29
....
f 5s
31
A
81,000 Monongahela Ry 1st M 4s ser A..1960 M N
Monongahela West Penn Pub Serv—
s
Sale
28 Vi
F
123,000
1st mtge 4 Vis
1960
47,000
6a debentures
...1965
229,000 Montana Power 1st A ref 3V**—-1966
35,000 Mont Tram 1st A ref 5s series A..1941
3,000
General A refunding 5s A.....1955
.
28 Vi
30 %
28 Vi
Sale
70
65 Vi
80
78
69 Vi
"2Vi f-3"
105V*
70
116Vi
Sale
«•'«.
-
2V*
106 Vi
"2"vi
Sale
80
84
--
116Vi 120
67
50
52 Vi
49 V*
2
104Vi Oct.
65
Oct.
116Vi Oct.
19 106 Vi Oct.
75
28 117
19
Oct.
Oct.
2
Oct"i8
102 Vs Apr.;
65
Oct.
8
19
116Vi Oct. 28
52
Aug. 27
52 Vi Aig. 12
Jan.,18
Jan.- 2
Jan. 23
Jan.
Feb.
14
74 Vi Feb.
2
1
Nov., 1937]
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
October
BONDS
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
$
47,000
38.000
2.000
48.000
5,000
England TAT 30-yr 5a A
Itt g 4 H« aarlea B
N J Junction
N J Pow A
1952 J
......1941 M N
Light 1st 4Ha
A
196.000
I S 1st A raf 5s A..-195J
1st A ref 5s series B........... 1955
v
18,000
New Orleans Term 1st 4s
guar...
5,000 t**N O Tex
117,000
♦First 5s
1,000
45,000
83,000
B
15,000
1953
1935
...........1954
♦First 5Hs series A.
2,000
Sale
Pen
gu g «H®
5 128% Oct.
7 1203* Oct.
Oct.
1053* Oct.
79% Oct.
19 107
Oct.
107""
"70""
79
75
88
Sale
Sale
413*
47 %
49
45
42
"46""
Sale
56
ilo"'
uonsol 4s series
589,000
692,000
710,000
1998
A
104 %
103 %
10-year 394s secured a f
1946
Ref A Impt 4Ha series A......2013
Con? secured 33*«
83
101
103 %
108 %
95
108 %
98
4a collateral trust............1946 f
Y Connecting 1st gu 4Ha A... 1953 b
1st gtd 5s series B............1953 F
Sale
94
98 H
98%
a
a
108"" -II-
A
108 H
gold 4a
1951 F A
Serial 5s g notes
.....1938 A O
Certificates of deposit........
N Y Edison 35* a series D
1965 AO
1st lien A ref 33** series E.....1966 a o
67%
633*
n
N Y Dock 1st
68 "
65
50
Sale
105"" Sale
161"
Sale
105H Sale
101
Sale
N Y A Erie—See Erie RR.
77,000
N Y Gas El Lt Ht A Pow 5s
35,000
22,000
14,000
"V, 600
1948 J
A
125 J
126
1163
D
Purchase money coll tr g 4s—1949 F
1175*
N Y A Greenw L prior lien gu Ss.1946 MN
N Y A Harlem
g 3Hs
2000 M N
N Y Lack A Western 4s ser A....1973 MN
Guar 4Hs series B_...........1973 N N
NYL1AW Coal A R& 5Hs
1942 M N
Dock A Impt 1st 5s...........1943 J
J
10954 1095*
N
Y
A Long Branch gen 4s.....1941
106%
102 % 103
A
O
M
J»NYAN Eng (Boat Term) 4s—1939
S
41
Sale
Oct.
5
35
Oct.
28
35
Oct.
19
455* Oct.
8
30
Oct.
19
Oct.
29
35
Oct.
29
35
Oct.
29
Oct.
27
453* Oct.
39
35
30
27
26
2
22
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
20
Oct.
473* Oct.
Oct.
19
Oct.
5
18
30
Oct.
19
18
38
Oct.
18
Oct.
19 1113* Oct.
29
110
Feb.
19
Oct.
29
84
Oct.
923* Oct.
833* Oct.
Sale
Sale'
52
45
68
Oct.
48
Oct.
38
26
19
19
933* Oct.
993* Oct.
833* Oct.
19
93
68
Oct.
19 1023* Oct.
85
97
"2",000
37,000
7,000
15,000
64,000
109.000
130,000
(♦N Y Pro? A Boston gen 4s
N Y A Putnam 1st con guar
A
O
35
40
26
25
A
O
85%
88%
25 %
J
J
40
43
42
MN
40
J
38 3*
775* Oct.
J
A
O
7
15
6 101
19 101
Oct.
29
Oct.
26
19 123:
20 113 i
Oct.
4
Oct.
1
1165* Apr.
1095* Apr.
953* Oct.
~8
Oct" !
975* June
993* Apr.
943* June
Oct.
30 10134 Oct.
13
1053* Oct.
13 1053* Oct.
13
,
Oct.
30
Jan. 22
373* Oct. 19 72
403* Oct. 20 60
Aug. 20
97
2 1053* Jan.
Apr.
6
8 1055* Jan.
975* Apr.
2
96 3*
99
N Y Trap Rock 1st s f g
6s stamped
Ref mtge
41H
Sale
1942 a o
4s ..1993 a o
'§23*
1965 MN
1951 MN
33*a series B
25
Sale
89
893*
Sale
11
1231
N
a
o
F
a
83*
983*
683* "73""
1043* 1053* 1053* Sale
"853*
933*
100
99
105
1063* 1073*
105
Sale
913*
97
95
Oct.
463* Feb. 19
443* Feb. 16
47; JFeb. 20
101
19
27
Oct
19
Feb.
19
45
Feb.
20
263* Oct.
253* Oct.
303* Oct.
47
Oct.
60
Feb.
16
Oct.
23
41
Oct.
71
19
153* Oct.
Oct.
19
865* Oct.
83* Oct.
63* Oct.
19
295* Oct.
905* Oct.
17
19
18
30
19
16
Oct.
20
10
Oct.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18
76
Octl
70.
Oct.
1045* Oct.
100
Oct.
13
B
Aug 15 1963 F a
Nov 15 1969 MN
8
8
55
995*
465*
425*
19
933* Oct.
28 104
1 108
7 106
Oct.
15
Oct.
50
Oct.
50
Oct.
2
50
Sale
Sale
101
77
85
Oct.
Oct
1073* Oct.
75
Oct.
955* Oct.
Oct.
9
Sale
Oct.
10
80
Oct.
55
Sale
116
1053* 1053*
104 % 105
106 % Sale
1053* Sale
1263*
1183* 121
106
103
81
Oct.
Oct.
102
Sale
106
25
1083* Oct.
Oct.
77
107 3
108%
1934 and sub coupons... 1945 a o
♦Oct 1937 and sub coupons
1945
•Stamped
to
352.000
275.000
83,000
969.000
47.000
132.000
3,000
as to
87%
81 %
■
97
1003* 103
1033* Sale
1003* Sale
Oct.
Oct.
1005* 102
983* Oct.
1033* Sale 1025* Oct.
98
995* 955* Oct.
125
Oct.
coupons.
70
Ill
93* Oct.
Oct,
;
104
106
943* Oct.
10036 Oct.
75
9
153* Oct.
Oct.
10
60
Oct.
2
t
Sale
J
Sale
J
Sale
Impt 5s Series D.......2047 J
Northern R? of Cellf goer 5s
J
1083* 1093*
J
1083* 109
1938 A
O
N'western Teleg 4H« extended ..1944 J
195.000
148,000
56,000
1,000
42,000
28,000
23.000
269.000
14.000
178,000
1,000
92
29
109
1972 J
-
lOhlo Pub Service 7s series B
1947 F
.
Sale
——.
J
A
4s
1043* IIIII
1113* 113
35*s
I960 J D
debentures................1946 J.D
1943 F
Ontario Transmission 1st 5s
1945 UN
Oregon RR A Na? con g 4s
..1944 J
tregon Short Line 1st con g 5s.. 1946 J
1st guar cons 5s stamped
...1946 J
Ore-Wash RRANa? latAref 4s
Oslo Gas A Elec eztl
*
f g 5s
1961 J
Pacific Coast Co 1st g h
114
J
J
1243*
107 %
J
1946 J
334.000
1st A ref mtge
245,000
\>
D
Sale
1961 J
D
Sale
1966 J
D
1st A ref mtge 3 Ha ser 1
G
«er
1145*
J
....1964 J
Pacific G»s A El 4s
3$*a
D
Sale
—1963 M S
Otis Steel 1st mtge 4Hs A.....-.1962 J
282,000
ser
A
H
16
Sale
193*
98
Oct.
80
88
86
Oct.
61
Oct.
Oct.
853* Oct.
87
76%
163*
;
94
Oct.
103
Oct.
27
16
Oct.
9
Oct.
Octl
Sale
913* Oct.
lllhl
1115*
1003* Sale
1013* 1013*
1133* 1143*
1113* 115
1073* 111;
1173*
1193*
1063*
Sale
953*
I62HOct:-36
973* Oct.
1
Oct.
29
Oct.
Oct.
2
Iior»«IIl3* n6"3zOct~'
99
100
110
995*
95
Oct.
Sale
1973* Oct.
1103* 1103* Oct.
115
115
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1083* 1085* 1075* Oct,
Oct.
1163* Sale 116
Oct.
—
118
=
1
4
v
7
Oet.
4
18
Oct.
13
Oct.
8
102'
Oct.
86)
Oct.
6
4
54.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
27
Oct.
4
-
118.
Oct.
1053* Sale 1033* Oct.
1023* Sale
Oct.
1003* 1023* 101
77 ■:
78
853* Sale
693* Oct.
67
56
623* 54
Oct.
1063* Sale 1063* Sale 104
Oct.
103
Sale
103
Sale
1003* Oct.
99 ■
97
Oct.
993*
993* Sale
19! 106 j
1065*
7
Jan.
-2
1063* Jan.
16
20
1053* Jan.
8
7 1063* Jan.
2
Feb. 13
20 107
26 1253* Mar. 1
June 18
28 120
Jan. 23
Mar. 19
83
87
Jan.
Jan.
16
J2
19
Oct.
2
6
6
Jan. 13
6
29 1095* Jan.
3
27 1045* June
23 1075* Sept. 23
805* Oct.
Oct.
14
18
823* May
122
Oct.
80
Oct.
96
-4
16
21
61
86
Sale" 1023* Sale
19
6
5
98
.
107
943*
Oct.
72« June 22
Oct.
Oct,
893* Oct.
1053* Oct.
935* Oct.
103
72
103
18
Oct.
Oct.
Mar. 15
103
_
For footnotes, see page 30.
94
Sale
97
Oklahoma Gas A Elec
Ontario Power N P 1st 5a._
803*
Sale
-
92
106H Sale
4s.........1965 MN
Sale
Sale
65
26
225* Feb.
1093* Jan.
108
Aug,
104
Feb.
1095* Feb.
323* Jan.
31
Jan.
June 30
106
Ohio Edison 1st mtge
1st mtge 3Hs
Ohio Indiana A West 5s...Apr 1 1938 Q-J
18",000
A7*
1043*
103
1st guar g 4a. 1948 J
J
Dhlo Connecting Ry lat 4s......1943 M 8
218,000
75
Sale
Sale
87
98
Oct.
Oct.
82
70
1023* Sale
703* Sale
J
U 37,000 ♦Ogden A Leke Ch
426.666
70
29
26
Jan.
98
Apr.
Apr.
983* Oct.
1015* Apr.
955* Oct.
120
July
119
July
1043* Oct,
7
943* Jan.
Apr.
Oct.
97
Oct.
103
Oct.
55
Oct.
103
102
Sept.
Aug.
112
1173* Oct.
1045* Oct.
2
8
1065*i:Jan.
8
1093* Jan. 11
Oct.
955* Oct.
Oct.
18
43*
100
Oct.
108
125
82
70
Sale
Q
Gen Hen ry A Id gt 3s
lan 2447 Q
Ref A Impt 4Hs Series A.....2047 i
Rsf A Impt 6s Series B
2447 J
Rsf A Impt 5s Series G_.._
2047 J
Ref A
....
84
81H
1945
Northern Pacific prior Hen «s—1997
92 3*CJan.
91
Jan..
693* Jan.
783* Oct.
sale of April 1 1933
April 1 1937 incl
Oct.
Sept.
83* Oct.
(♦Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 5s.
Oct 1
13
1063* Oct.
783* Oct.
43* Oct.
7
18
100
20 1055* Oct.
21
18
6
915* Oct. 19 1053*1*an.
Oct. 28 1085* Mar. 2
IV
1025* June 11 1085* Apr. 16
4
985* Sept. 15 1075* Feb.
98
June 11 1073* Jan. 26
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
.013* Mar. 16
95
Jan. 21
1093* Jan.
8
101
106 %
66 %
373*
16
98%
94
96 %
17 % Sale
109 H 109J.
122
.,
28 1053* Oct.
83* Oct.
~91%
1
20
1073* 108
1073* Oct.
105% 1053* 105
Oct.
1053* Sale 1045* Oct.
105H
109 % Sale
Mar.
20
913* Oct.
70%
24
M N
North Cent gen A ref 5s ser A— .1974 M
Gen A ref 4 Ha series A—.—1974 M
Oct.
973*
J
Am Edison deb 5s ser A...1957 M
Oct.
22
Sale
D
5s....1941
47
21
20
Sale
93
"16"
1063* 1073*
90
Oct.
18
19
73* Oct.
11
1073* Sale
1053* Sale
62
...
5 H> set B__
1063* 107H
a
55,000 Norfolk A West Ry 1st con g4a
1996 A O
230,000 North American Co deb 5s
...1961 r a
5s series C
105
106
106 H
a
1967 J
152.000 Nurd Rys eztl s f 6Hi
1950
250,000 ♦(♦Norfolk South 1st A rei 5s A.1961
18,000
♦Certificates of deposit..
61,000 North
Deb
143,000
Deb
195,000
Sale
109
26
Oct.
35
Sale
Sale
Apr.
Mar.
203* Oct.
153*
293*
103*
6
Feb.
107
1055* Jan. 19
4
1095* Jan.
102
May 27
1063* Jan. 12
9
108 % Jan.
Mar. 23
98
193* Oct.
183* Oct.
Sale
39
Sale
10
1015* Jan. 28
Oct.
.
16
16
20
203* Oct.
233*
293*
Sale
—1946 J
1946
6s
§33*
92
1939 MN
f 4Hs
A South 1st g
36
D
♦IN Y Wastches A Bos lat 4H>—1946 j"
Niagara Falls Power 33* ■
...1966 M 8
vlag Lock A Ont Pow 1st 5a A...1955 a o
Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5%*-.—1950 MN
4,000 ♦(♦Norfolk
403* Sale
J
46,000 (♦♦N Y Susq A West 1st rsf A 5s-1937 J
♦♦Second gold 4H«
1937 p
37",000
♦General gold 5s_..........—1940 f
♦
1,000
Terminal 1st gold 5s. .......-1943 M
8,000
25.000
708.000
112,000
15,000
152.000
Sale
63
Sale
D
1947 M N
1st mortgage 5s...
....1951 MN
1st mortgage 5s...............1956 MN
N Y Tel 1st A gens
223*
25
45
J
New York Steam 1st is ser A
303,000
279,000
283*
Sale
9 1253* Jan.
5 1173* Jan.
993* July
1053* Mar.
106
21
30
223* Sale
Sale
MN
1st 6s A
35
22
30
M S
MN
J Prior Hen 6s stamped........1958 J
ft Y A Rich Gas
22
22
26% Sale
46 3* Sale
95
95%
N Y A Queens El Lt A Pr 3Hs
New York Railways Corp—
35
26
19
Oct. 19 1055* Feb.
4
Mar. 23 1095* Aug.
2
1 1095* Oct. 29
1083* Oct.
473* Sept. 29 723* Jan. 21
Oct.
Oct.
20
23
18
5
985* Feb.
975* Jan. 11
1023* Jan. .5
Feb.
8
105
6
953* Feb.
1005* Mar. 31
92
99
Sale
32
263*
23
4
19
98
33
253* Sale
28
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
106
100
Sale
4734 Sale
27
53
(♦N Y New Haven A Hartford—
86,000
♦Non-con? debenture 4a......1947
1,000
♦Non-con? debenture 3HS....1947
52,000
♦Non-con? debenture 3HS...-1954
154,000
♦Non-con? debenture 4s......1955
120,000
♦Non-con? debenture 4s......1956
51,000
♦Convertible debenture 3H*—1956
436,000
♦Convertible debenture 6a^
1948
143,000
♦Collateral trust 6s.........—1940
188,000
♦Debenture 4s
.....1957
301,000
♦1st A ref 4Hs ser of 1927
1967
•
29,000
larlem RAPt Ches 1st 4s.-1954
441,000 (♦N Y Ont A West 1st g 4s
1992
125,000
♦General 4s..
.....1955
25
Oct.
99% Oct.
733* Oct.
51
102
1013*
Oct.
84
41
Oct.
_
28 1085* Jan.
19
965* Jan.
19
Oct.
22
Jan.
103
1005* Jan. 21
4
515* Feb.
595* Mar. 31
545* Apr. 21
60
Apr.
1
553* Mar. 6
625* Mar. 31
57
Apr.
6
1135* Jan. 26
18 105
923* Oct.
1013* Oct.
593* Oct.
20
112
!05* 166*:::::1WH
97
Oct.
833* Oct.
20
52
9
855* Feb.
1035* Jan. 22
12
19 1045* July 23
19 965* Jan. 20
19 103
Jan. 16
19 1095* June
9
Oct.
122
Sale
28
923* Oct.
593* Oct.
95
99
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
373*
383* 423*
403*
1013* 1013* 100
101
1013* 995*
933*
4
29 1065* Jan.
593* Oct.
102
8
88
28
8
26
102
963* Sale
101
1013*
102
1063*
1083* 109
M
19
29
Oct.
84
Sale
963*
102
Mar.
110
353*
353* 40
353* 38
353* Sale
383* Sale
353* 56
1233* 1233* 1223* Sale
1133* Sale 1123* Sale
100 H 1003*
98
35
Oct.
953* Oct.
953* Oct.
963*
943* Sale
923* Oct. 18 963* Oct.
1053* 1023* 103
1013* Oct. 28 1053* Oct.
823* Sale
733* Sale
593* Oct. 19 833* Oct.
893* Sale
84
Oct. 25 895* Oct.
853* 85
873* Sale
823* 853* 84
Oct. 27 883* Oct.
1003* 993*
4
99% Oct.
993»320ct.
"85"
75
Sale'
733* Oct. 28 87H Oct.
753* Sale
65
Sale
53
Oct. 19 775* Oct.
80
90
833* Sale
Oct.
773* Oct. 19 85
j
995* Sale
95
96
92
Oct. 19 995* Oct.
1083* 109
1083* Sale
108 J* Oct.
7 1085* Oct. 27
1083* Sale 1093*
1 1093* Oct. 29
1083* Oct.
483* Sale
583*
May 24
1083* Aug. 11
8
105
Sale
101
_
23
4
26
19
19
29
19
Sale
961
955^
102% 102H
103 H Sale
Refunding 5H* aeries A
1974
Refunding 4Hs series C
1978 M R
3-year 6s
....Octl 1938 A O
Sale
101
Oct.
Oct.
90
Sale
1043* Mar.
7954 Oct.
70
Aug.
905* Oct.
893* Oct.
845* Oct.
90% Oct.
893* Oct.
843* Oct.
953*
953*
733* Sale
793* Sale
923* Sale
........1952 MN
55,000
Lake Shore coll g 3 Ha........1998
72.000
Mich Cent coil g 3 Ha
1998
8.000 *N Y Chic A St Louis 1st g 4S
1937
198,000
134,000
Sale
100
4
30
38
843
51 h
84
993* Sale
Sale
95
297,000 vYCftHR g mtge 2
Ha
..1997
46,000
Debenture 4s of 1912
.....1942
571,000
Ref A Impt. 4H« series A
...2413
284,000
998,000
171,000
207,000
43,000
3,000
84,000
98,000
10,000
Sale
92
8
4
795* Oct
70
Highest
118% Mar. 23 1275* Jan. 26
1163* Apr.
1255* Jan. 21
29
5
30
96
111
101 %
Ref A Impt 5s series G.......-2013
1,478.000
Sale
Sale
70
4
Highest
30
35
35
95
94
New York Central RR—
346,000
Oct.
100
753*
693*
94
Sale
"44"
48
100
1053* 106
"45"
94J* Sale
943* Sale
A
1113*
Sale Prices
8 100
A
62
513*
Sale Prices
Oct.
38
50 H
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
Oct.
38
}"~J
.....1945
Ask Bid
Highest
100
50
....1954 A O
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
,
48 H
♦Certificates of deposit....
vpt Or Cln B
823*
Oct. 30
1223* Sale 1223* 1233* 122
1203* 1213* 1203* 1203* 120
106
Sale
993* 100
99% 100%
395*
47
48 5*
64
♦Certificates of deposit....
♦1st mtge gold 5s series G—1956 F
♦1st 4Ha series D.............195* F
226,000
f,
A Mez income 5a
eerie*
Bid
Sale
100
New Orleans
178.000
Ask
125 5* Sale
124 H 1253*
104
107 3*
95
82
1969
New Orleans Great Nor 5s aer A..1983
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Oct. 1
1937
D
RR gu lat 4a......1984 0
27
Jan. 2
IS
2.000 N O & N'eastern ref
4H* aeries A. 1952
,
Price
P
Bid
New
EXCHANGE-BONDS
1
4
Oct.
853* Oct.
86
Oct.
103
Oct.
107
Sept.
14
Oct.
1095* Jan.
96
Oct.
913* Oct.
19
il
19 106
28 112
29 110
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
20
33 5* Jan.
9
29) 1095* Jan. 29
19 1065* Jan.
1093* June 25 1125*
95
Oct. 19 1005*
973* Oct. 19104
1103* Apr. 13 115 <
4 115
10/3* June
\-~20
Jan.
g.
Aug. 14
Sept. 4
?t.
Jan.! 6
Feb. '8
Jan
21
106
Apr.
116
Mar. 23 1213* Jan
Feb. 26 123*
Jan.*
7 1075* Jan.
117*
1033* Apr.
Feb.
995
12 1141
11 103,
2
June 22
20 100
j
\
4
16
Sept. ill
l June 22
Mar. 24
82
Jan»
4
Mar. && 111
22 111
995* Mar. 23 1073* Jan.. 4
69
Oct.
20
54
103
Oct.
27
92]
945* Apr. 24 1003* Aug.
-
7
exchange-bonds
n. y. stock
28
ft
Sales in
N.
Value
T. STOCK
Jan. 2
1*1,000 Pacific RR of Mo lac nt «•
Pacif ic Tel ft Tel
Ref mtge
3%»
ser
105% Sale
.1966
54%
{♦Pan-Am Petr (Cal) 1st ft 6s-_ .1940
♦Certificates of deposit.....
M
Panhandle Eastern Pipe L 4s A. -1952
♦
161,000
Paramount
57%
Sale
f ft 3s loan ctfs.
...
A
J
j
M
8
Yb~666
44.600
M
A
Pennsylvania Co—
'
20I666
46,000
294,000
136,000
16,000
>
28-year 4s
.....
.1963 F
1941
Penn Dixie Cement 1st 6s A
Penn Glass Sand 1st mtge
4^s.. .1960
62
Oct- 20
92
Oct.
'
96
98%
Sale
78
92
"94%
92% Oct.
44
"45%
40
Oct.
88
Oct" "IB
95% Sale
72% Oct.
Sale
95%
119%
90%
95
105% 105% 102% 104% 104% Oct.
105
105
D
105%
.1977
1st Ac ref gold 4%s series A
.1981 J
4Ms series B
......
63,000
504", 666
104
104%
108%
105% Sale
112
115%
116M
116
116 M
j
A O
Penn Pow 9c Lt 1st M 4Mis....... .1981
M N
Penn RR consol gold 4s........ .1943
105 H
100 M
97 H
104 M
106% Sale
1,000
.1948 M N
Consol gold 4s
36,000
M N
Stamped dollar bonds...... .1948
13,000
Sale
Gen mtge 3% a series G........ .1970 A O 103
421,000
125 » Sale
Consol 4%a issue of 1915...... .1960
21,000
115% Sale
General 4%a Series A..........1965
656,000
Sale
122
.1968
General 5s Series B
240,000
Sale
106
.1970
Debenture gold 4 Ms
678.000
General 4mb series D......... .1981
110% Sale
.»■ 652,000
Sale
111
Gen mtge 4mb series B........ .1984
455,000
.1952
Conv deb 3%a
1,745.000
121 Mi
.1943
16,000 Peoples Gas ft Coke 1st 6s
.1947 M 5 116% 117
Refunding gold 5s
227,000
.1940 A O
98% 99
29.000 Peoria Ac Bast 1st cons 4s...
.1990
♦Income 4s (flat)
131.000
112H
Peoria 9c Pekln Un 1st 5H» A... .1974
M
4,000
105 % Sale
189,000 Pere Marquette 1st 5s series A... .195,6
1st 4s Series B
103
conv
Sale
General 5s Series B...........
Gen g 4mb series G
.1977 J
d
J
D
J
"48% Sale
8
24% Sale
19%
19%
106
108
92%
93%
♦Convertible deb 6s
♦♦Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr
s
f 4s. 1937
J
J
6
O
Ptllsbury Flour Mills 30-yr 6s.._. .1943
.1952 MN
Pirelli f o (Italy) conv 7s
Pitts Coke Ac Iron conv 4%a A... .1952 M 8
...
.1942 A
Con 4mb series G guar g
Con 4s series D guar g
Con 3%a series B guar g
.1942 MN
113
113
A
105
.1953 J
D
112
.1957 MN
114%
.1960 F
115
"e",666
124%
124% 124%
122% 125
122
1 23%
106% 107%
110%
117
117
Gen guar 5s series A..:...
.1970 J
d
General g 5s ser B
General 4mb series G
9,000
30,000
131,000
.1975 A
O
.1977 J
J
Pitts Va At Ghar 1st guar 4s
Pitts At West Va 1st 4Ms ser A
7,000
1st mtge 4mb series B........
67,000
1st mtge 4mb series G
.
.1943 MN
.1958 J D
.1959 A
O
.I960 A O
Pitts Y At Ash 1st gen 4s ser A. .1948 J d
1st gen 5s series B
.1962 F a
1st gen 5s series C
.1974 J d
........
1st 4H* series D............. .1977 J
d
M S
461,000 Portland General Electric 4 Ms.. 1960
J
1st 5s 1935 extended to 1950........ J
16,000
J
Porto Rican Am Tobac conv 6s-.1942 J
54,000
916.000
64,000
72,000
*,000
.1953 J
J
Potomac Elec Power 1st M 3Ms—1966 J
J
1951 J
Sale
.
Pressed Steel Gar deb 5s
for deb 6s Ac
stk
72% Sale
106
....-
78%
80%
40% Sale
106
Sale
J
99
D
Sale
100
104
75%
"79%
54% Sale
106% 107%
61
64%
16
Sale
103% Sale
90
10%
14
94
~
Sale
90% 101
93
Sale
105% Sale
105% 106
102% Sale
115% 116
103
Sale
J 107% 107%
J
J 107
108
M S 110% Sale
A
F
O
131% Sale
A
MN
1952 M
O
130
90%
111
21
85
80
75
71
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
110
Sale
109
87
Sale
Sale
22 112
110
20,113
108%
98
87
19 104
102
13
19'
21
8
19
20
19
103
13
Sale
19.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
102
87
i*
87
Oct.
110% Oct.
107%
109
106
13
11
111% Oct.
109
Oct.
11
119
Oct!
115% Oct.
111% Oct.
14
Il6"""0c"t:116*
105
Oct.
109
112
112% Oct.
112% Oct.
11
1
8
115% Oct.
106% Oct.
j
M
M
:::::
Jan.
20 119
Jan.
6 117
May
Oct. 19 106% Jan.
Oct.
June 25 104% Aug.
Oct. 19
50% Feb.
Oct. 19
26% Feb.
Oct.
19
30
1*
3
2
8
Mar.
7 108% May 21
6 102
Sept. 4
21 100% Aug. 16
Oct.
Mar. 17
111!
Apr. 13 113!
Oct.. 13 113!
Oct. 11 113!
Mar. 16 112!
Aug. 23
Mar. 30 114!
3 114!
Apr.
Mar. 25 125%
8 124%
Apr.
Feb.
3
Jan.
11
Jan.
13
Jan.
27
79% Oct.
27
20
75% Oct.
76% Oct.
63
65
<5
Jan.
Jan.
Oct,
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
27
27
Oct.,
ffi8
10
Oct.
IS*
97%
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
6
20
Feb.
5
Jan. 28
Jan.
Feb.
6
May 13 110% Mar. 10
4
119% Apr. 16 124% Feb.
19
19
Oct.
30
7
7
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
20
Oct.
Oct.
19
Oct.
4
7% Oct.
13
Oct.
11
Oct.
1
Oct.
6%
10
1
7
Sale'
85
Octl"20
Sale
Sale
88%
102
80
84
Oct.
13 103
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
29
93
Oct.
Oct.
41
Oct.
104
108%
27
19
5
4
100
28% Feb. 20
Feb. 25
90
Mar.
6
101
106
Oct.
7% Oct.
85% Jan.
1
85
Sale
99
96% Oct.
Oct.
88
28 106
118
Oct.
116
84 %
85% Sale
99%
107% Sale
85
86%
100% 102
100%
Sale
110
Oct.
.....
108% Jan.
26
Oct.
^
22
Ost.
20
Oct.
20
Oct.
.....
Sale
24%
27
24%
104
35% "50
58
20
30
27
Mar. ,23
Mar. 29
m
92
Oct.
Oct.
21 104
16
53% Oct.
19
Oct.
21
21
16
Mar.
if*
50
Oct.
27
21H
18% Oct.
23
122
115
109% 109%
9
Sale
29
19
13
28%
J
34% Sale
Sale
112% Sale
100%
100
103%
109%
17%
103% Sale
101
Sale
108%
99«7sil00
102
11
26
8% Oct.
19
20/
13% Oct.
Sale
99% Oct.
97
Oct.
99% Sale
110% 109% Oct.
100
99% Oct.
99
--——.
94
100
——
100
—
-mim'ms i
20
19
3
Oct.
4
12% Oct.
6
Oct.
14
i09%"0ctl ""4 io9%"o~ct:"i9
"19
& "13" Oct! 20
6
2
Jan.
Mar.
8
27% Sept. 8
27% Aug. 31
28% Sept. 2
28% Sept. 7
Jan.
7
66
Jan.
7
66
Oct. 21
92
104% May 11
June 25
60
Jan.
9
Si*
iff*
Jan.
9
27
Jan. 18
23
July 10
Mar. 10
Feb. 10 109% Sept.13
Oct. 19
28% FeD. 19
1
Mar. 23
25% Mar.
8
Oct. 19
32% Jan.
~57%~OctI*~5
28% Oct.
19
Mar. 18
Feb.
18%
28
.....
25
Oct.
Oct.
Mar. 17
14
"51""
J
104
53% Oct.
8
Jan.
Mar. 11
26% Aug. 17
Mar. 16
Sale
Sale
D
18%
Oct.
104
Jan.
32
Sept. 30
Aug. 10
84% Oct.
Mar. 11
100
106
19
mm
5
Mar. 13
130%
21% Oct.
26
7
Jan.
112
212
100
19
15
30
91
21% Oct.
21% Oct.
Jan.
115% Feb.
108
27
92% Oct.
28 102% Oct.
22
24% Oct.
2
21
Oct.
21
19
24%
is*
§*
Oct.
13
13
7
104%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19 112
32
22
19 121
91
27
Oct.
Jan.
Feb.
126% Jan.
29 105% Oct.
Oct.
19 103
Oct.
14
Feb. 20
88% Jan.
45% Jan.
9% Oct.
Apr.
100
85
75% Jan.
19
Oct.
Oct.
48
30
80
95
95% Sale
95% 96%
Sale
90
8
101
way Stores s f deb 4s
1947
1966 A O
78,000 Saguenay Pow Lid 1st M 4Mb
"
J
J
2,000 8t Jos At Grand Island 1st g 4s..1947
1937 MN
5,000 St Joseph Ry L H At P 1st As
J
St Lawr At Adirondack 1st g 5s.. 1996 J
3d gold 6s
—
1996 A O
12
19 123% Jan.
19
Apr.
64% Oct.
63% Sale
63% Sale
8
J
8
8
12
19
11
Oct.
63
87%
:::::
83
50
121
108
O
26
Jan.
112
78
65
Mar. 18 129
26 124
103
112
64
Oct.
103
19 103%
19 119% July
17 113% Jan.
Oct.'
109
109
113
111
112
73%
65%
106
65
Apr.
15
28
22
16
29
2
15
12
15
108
111
108% 111
117
120
26%
Jan.
106
93
107% Oct. 21
110% Oct. 13
106
Oct.
97% Oct.
21 107
1 102
21
19
13 113
19 106
21 101
Oct.
107
116
97% Oct.
110% 109% Oct.
Oct.
123% 116
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
19
86% Oct.
~
19 108
4 110
22 116
138
8
1948 A
I
9,000 ♦Rutland-Canadian 1st guar g 4s 1949
J
27,000 ♦Rutland R R 1st cons g 4Mb... 1941
Oct.
Oct.
5% Oct.
Oct.
107
M N
-
For footnotes, see pace SO.
19
9
25 113% Oct.
80
Oct.
27
9
Oct.
19
Oct.
13 Ill
19 115%
19 123
19 107
Aug. 23
Jan. 25
Jan. 28
Jan.
9
Jan.
4
Jan.
5
Jan.
6
Jan.
4
Jan.
5
Jan. 23
Jan. 12
Jan. 12
Mar. 11
Jan.
7
Jan.
9
Jan.
9
Feb. 25
Jan. 19
Jan.
2
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
108
O
J
ssm-Wvwm
106% Oct.
75
79%
78%
D
1,000 Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 5s..1952
1,000 •Rime Steel s f 7s
1955 F a
I Rio Grands June 1st guar g 5s 1939 J D
J
01,000 *Rio Grande Western 1st g 4s...1939 J
mist con ft coll trust 4a series A.194® A O
69,000
Rochester Gas Ac El 4M® ser D...1977 M S
(
25 117%
27
99
Oct.
101
19
112
I
Calif 60...1944 MN
MN
♦Certificates of deposit
,OOo'Safe
Oct.
106% 106% 103% 106
A
OH of
♦Ruhr Chemical 6s
Oct.
72
2
19
71
117
J
♦Cons mtge 6s with warrants.. 1955 A
16.000
4VlW„
Gen mtge 5s series B
1962
122,000 ♦{♦Rockls Ark At Louis lst4Ms ..1934
19 111%
9 121%
110
June 23
19 111%
19 111%
82% Oct.
116% Oct.
...—
J
MN
4,000 ♦Rhine-West Bloc Power 7s..„..1956
♦Direct mortgage gold 4s
1952 MN
13,000
♦Cons mtge 6s
..1953 F A
26,000
478.555
Oct.
108
110%
110%
i!
4s s f conv devebtures
Oct.
98
116
115
Aug. 20
110
115
99% Sale
109% 110%
99
Sale
Gen mtge 4Mb series C
.1956 MN
246,000
J
J 105
105
178,000 Revere Copper At Brass 1st 4Mb.. 1956
J
J
♦Rbeinelbe Union s f g 7s
..1946
9,000
J 'ion
..1953 J
13.000 ♦Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s
•{♦Richfield
99
19
98
8
115% Sale
10
28
Feb.
4
Jan. 14
Jan. 13
Jan.
123
1948 J
(65% pd)
♦♦Debenture gold 6s
....1941
61,000
1951
185,000 Read Co Jersey Gen coll g 4s
Gen Ac ref 4mb series A
1997
460,000
Gen At ref 4Ms series B
1997
136,000
277.000 Remington Rand deb 4Ms w W..1956
Rensselaer At Saratoga 1st gu 6s. 1941
24,555 Republic Steel Corp 4Ms ser A..1950
Gen mtge 4Ms series B
1961
466,000
Purch money 1st 5 Ms conv
1954
336,000
com
19
99
18
19
109
112%
122%
t*Provldence Securities deb 4s gul957 M N
improvidence Terminal 1st 4s... 1956 M 8
Purity Bakeries Corp sf g 5s
|m Radio Keith Orph pt pd ctfs
Oct.
Sale
122
Feb.
Mar. 17 112 J108
109
Apr. 27 116
109% Apr. 28 116
89% Oct. 19 103
115% Mar. 18 126
110
29* "75%
94
J
{♦Poatal Teleg At Cable coll 5s.
iia",555
87
93
88
111% 110
110
22*
19
Sale
108%
Con 4mb series I g........... .1963 F A
Con 4mb series J guar....... .1964 MN
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
88
Sale
104
108
111
a
25
106% Oct.
Con 4s series H guar g
1,000
2,000
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
101
Oct.
106% Oct.
111%
112
89%
117
Sale"
.1949 F
7
July 22
103% Mar. 20 107
5 111
109% Feb.
96% Oct. 19 106
1
109% Oct.
Sale
.1945 MN
Oct.
8
29
Sale
Con 4s series F guar g
Con 4a series G guar g
2,000
7,000
23,000
113
O
1
4
19
Oct.
Oct.
4% Oct.
108%
110%
110%
111
22
20 106% Oct.
80% Sale
102% Sale
94%
.1940 A O
PC G & St Lg4Mb series A
9,000
Con 4%a series B guar g
11,000
7
7
6 106% Jan. 28
Feb.
1
Jan.
6
Jan. 19
Jan.
6
Mar.
1
21 105% Jan. 12
96% Oct.
Sale
8
5
27 107%
Apr. 15 110
Oct. 19 106%
Oct. 20 102
Oct.
94% Oct.
74
Sale
105% Sale
.1949 M
105
19
Sale
Sale
.1981 J
99
Oct.
109% 110
123% 116
112%
118%
gold 5s. .1967
Phlla Electric 1st Ac ref 3%a—... .1967 M
.1973 j
{♦PbMa At Read G At 1 ref »s
101
4
13
May 15 107
104
80
88
Sale
104
130
121%
115% 116%
Phlla Company secured
101% May
8
Sale
89
Sale
125
117
J
General 4mb series D
Phlla Bait At Wash 1st g «s
6
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
82% Oct.
Sale
116% Oct.
118% 116%
110
Oct.
114
111% Sale
72
Oct.
85
71
78%
5% Oct.
10
8% Sale
107
Oct.
112
111
Sale
113% 114%
.1943 M.N
.1974 P A
Oct.
104
101% Sale
93% Sale
Sale
3%s deb..... .1952
Sale
108% 110% 109% 113
112
112%
113%
Ill
112%
112% 112
95
Sale
97% Sale
118
119
117
Sale
105
Sale
109% Sale
112
Sale
116
Sale
98
Sale
94% Sale
Sale
102
Sale
100% 101%
.1980
Phelps Dodge
524.000
608.000
38,000
1,000
21.000
.1956
1st g 4 Ms series G
55,000
209,000
917,000
9,000
7,000
5,000
23,000
401,000
385,000
438,000
13 105% Oct.
105
106
7
4
■!
104
161% Sale" "99% Sale"
™
1
5
105
,
O
1
50
103% Oct.
107% 103^
TaxI,
Oct.
105% 105
106
95% Oct.
Sale
99% Sale
88
Oct.
Sale
93%
96
Oct.
105
102% 104% 102
Penn Oblo Ac Detroit RR—
A
Oct.
95%~0~ctl
Oct. 20 105!
72% Oct. 19 96!
90
July 20 103
39% Jan.
8 50!
40
Oct. 19
77!
116% Apr. 12 122!
85
Jan. 13
96
19
1
75% Mar. 17
20
92
Oct.
20 100
19 85% Oct.
25 96% Oct.
42
50
Sale
118%
Oct.
62
67% Oct.
63%
107%
108 % 110
106% Sale
99 % Sale
8
J
Oct.
106 %
A
M
19 100
106% 107
Guar 3%s coll tr ctfs ser B___. .1941
D
Guar ( 3%a tr ctfs series G... 1942 J
D
Guar ( 3Mi* tr ctfs series D._. 1944 J
M N
40-year (uar tr ctfs 4s Ser B.. 1952
•J. 11.000
Oct.
100%
39%
Sale
122 % 123%
65
90
8
F
ft ref 7s ser A... .1942
100
Sale'
74
.194®
Paterson Ac Passaic G & B 5s.
•Poullsta Ry 1st
101%
38%
97
65
85
1944
Parmelee Trans conv deb 6s
Oct.
100
98
Sale
67% Sale
Sale
74
100 % Sale
....
100
19 101 i
19 101]
106
.
Paramount Pictures Inc—
.1955
s f debenture 6s
168.000
.1947
3%« conv debenture
...
340.000
1968
107,000 Parts-Orleans RRBxt s f 5 Mis
{♦Park Lexington 6Mis ctfs...... .1953
29
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95
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99
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58
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97
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21
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Ask Bid
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85%
1938
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Ask
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Lowest
Oct. 30
Oct. 1
1937
EXCHANGE
Bid
110.000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
BONDS
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Oct. 1
1937
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Highest
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Sale Prices
Sale Prtces
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8t Loula Iron Mtn Ac South—
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138.000
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1949 M 9
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36,000 1 exaa A Pacific lat g 5a
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............1977
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203.000,Third Ara 1st raf 4s..
1964
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la® Pranciaco Term 1st 4a
1956 A O
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1937 U N
524.000 South Pac RR lat ref guar 4a.... 1965 I
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346.000 southern Ry 1st cons 5s—.1994
915.000
Corel A gen 4a series A
1956
347.000
Derel A gen 6a aerlea A
1956
401.000
Derel A gen 6 Ha series A
1956
Memphis Dlr 1st g 5a
1996
40.000
St Louis Dlr lat g 4s
1951
15.000
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1938
112.000
Mobile A Ohio coll tr 4a
1938
97.000 Southw Bell Tel 3 Ha aeries B
1964
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N. T. STOGK
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l) N JRR& Canal Co den 4«
1944 M 8
36.666
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155,000 t♦Wabash Ry ref ft
Warner Bros Pictures
coot
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103
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567,000
191,000
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19
55
Oct.
8
1
29
29
89
Oct!
25
98% Oct.
4
130,000
16,000
6,000
21,000
841.000
63,000
11.000
125,000
65,000
19,000
262.000
92,000
12.000
173,000
62,000
50.000
4,000
1,000
.....
Oct.
19
44
Oct.
27
99
Sale
973-1
85 h
AO
10% Oct.
Sale
10% Oct.
14
12
19
"14" "IB"'
105
164% Sale"
105 H
73
Sale
Sale
51% Sale
73
79H
42
90
83%
93
76
81%
79% Sale
85
70
30
Oct.
121" 119%
100
S
122% 123 H
J
J
108 H
J
J
108% 109
106
108
Sale
38
38
A.-.1946 M 8
Sale
I
3
J
94
MS
106
112H 113
102 H 102%
MN 104% 104%
FA
ID
3
Wllmax ft Sioux Falls 1st 5s_._._1938 3
3
Wilson ft Co latM 4s aer A.....1955 3
Con? debenture 3%e.».,.*....1947 A O
Wlnaton-Salem 8 B 1st 4s.
..1969 J
{♦Wisconsin Cent lat gen g 4a.. 1949 3
♦Certificates of deposit.......
35
J
MN
.....
3
Oct.
Oct.
80
19% Oct.
21
3
35 H Sale
31
32%
93%
100
L02H 104
85
Oct.
97
Oct.
Oct.
44%
20
23%
20
22
12% Oct.
Sale
Sale
8%
102
Sale
96
Sale
90*
108*
Oct.
♦'Bond selling flat.
5 Galled for redemption*
•
r
Oct.
19 101% Oct.
96
11
included in year's range.
Cash sales, only transactions of the current
Ex-interest.
-
7
Oct.
Oct.
Apr.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
.
19
26
11
4
6
2
Jan. 19
Mar.
r
Mar.
7
i.5
23
19
Jan.
9i
107
1133
1033
105
97% Oct. 22
47
47
62
104
104%
100%
Jan.
3
20
Jan. 13
June
3
Feb.
0
Jan. 18
Mar. 8
Mar.
6
Mar.
8
Jan. 12
June 15
Aug. 19
89
Oct. 20
Aug. 27
106% Mar. 25 115
Jan.
7
2
10% Oct. 20 35% Jan.
8
12% Oct. 19 32% Jan.
19 25% Jan.
4
6% Oct.
Jan.
7
10% Oct. 15 24
7
Oct. 15
7
Oct. 15
Oct.
Oct.
4
Oct»; 19 105
96
Jan.
f
1
The
following
cash sales were transacted
during the current month and are not in¬
cluded In the monthly or yearly range:
Cuba 4%s 1949, Oct. 14 at 103 %.
;
The following deferred delivery sales were trans,
acted during the current month and are not
Included In the monthly
or veariy
range:
Framerican 7%s 1942, Oct. 29 at 106%.
New South Wales 5s 1957* Oct. 26 at 101%.
XXXXi.-i
■):-o.o
Mar.
102
10% Oct.
Under the rule sales, only transactions of the
month, and not Included In year's range,
s
4
1093
253
7
8
Jan.
Ill]
107!
Sept.
Sept.
28
2
4
1
19
1
4
18% Oct.
a Deferred delivery sales, only transactions of
the current month, and not Included in year's
n
104!
19
12% Oct.
6% Oct.
10% Oct.
7
Oct.
range.
current month, and not
39!
Oct.
Oct.
19
10% Oct.
100% Sale
40!
Oct,
12% Oct.
8% Oct.
10%
28
Oct.
12% Oct.
14%
"6%
May
2
Oct.
"15""
Jan.
June
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
1063
108!
1113
Oct.
16
1
4
94
Oct.
108% Oct.
18% Oct.
108% Oct.
20
Oct.
4
1
28
4
10% Oct.
102% Oct.
100% Oct.
Oct.
97% Oct.
89
Feb.
20% Oct. 13
8%
20
28
101% Sale
91%
2 127% Jan
19 100
26
19
8% Oct.
102
Oct.
Oct.
10%
ilH
10H
9%
104
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
102% Oct.
12% Oct.
29%
26
.
Negotiability Impaired by maturity*
88 -"m
81
107
111%
95%
110% Oct.
24
104 H Sale
107
Sale
25% Sale
21
i*"j
t Companies reported as being. In bankrutpcv,
receivership, or being reorganized under Section 77
of the Bankruptcy Act. or securities assumed by
BUCh companies.
95
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
78% Oct.
Oct.
74% Oct.
110%
113" iis"
♦♦Sup ft Dul Dlv ft Ter let 44.1936 MN
♦Certificates of deposit........
the exchange
36H
36
Sale
61% 63H
105%
102% 103 %
Oct.
65
Sale
MB
Oct.
70
87.
Oct.
Apr.
Oct.
Oct.
75
Oct.
Mar.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
87
14
Oct.
1 123% Jan.
11 111% Sept.
Mar. 23 109% Jan.
107
25
14
10
9
7
25
18
22
29
9
June
Oct.
Oct.
110% Oct.
80
Sale
19 100% Jan.
55% Jan.
19 76
Jan.
Feb.
19 80
19 102% Feb.
30 110% Jan.
7 112% Feb.
24 108% Jan.
Oct.
Apr.
65% Oct.
95%
Oct.
8
May 17
5
100
121
96% Oct.
119% Oct.
109
Oct.
105% Oct.
100
Feb.
121% Oct.
Sale
Sale
97% Sale
J
7109
107
16% Oct.
16% Oct.
Sale
Sale
107 H Sale
108 % Sale
22
Sale
I
1
11
Oct.
Aug,
98
107
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
89% Oct.
Sale
109%
104% 105
111% 112
J
110
106
105%
106% 107
110% 111%
♦Assented.
{♦Worcester ft Conn Bast Ry 4Hel943
109%
Sale
Sale
Mar. 31
99% Mar. 12
Oct,
21 107% Oct.
Oct.
108% Oct.
106
J
6
Mar. 17
109% Mar. 16
Feb.
126% Sale
M
Mar.
39% Mar. 10
44
40
90
44
107
107%
108%
Sale
8
1
6
6
70
100
70
100
81
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
87% Oct.
53% Oct.
Oct.
J
I
1
93
Oct.
106% 106
121% 121% Sale 120% Oct.
...
mm'mm
m m mm m m
79% Oct. \1
52% Oct.
"37" "41"
H
110
...
16
Jan. 21
Jan. 22
86
3
106% Feb.
81
Apr.
5
8
71% Jan.
99% Jan. 27
44% Mar. 8
41% Mar. 6
44
Mar. 17
41
Mar. 5
Oct.
12% Oct. 25
105% Oct.
6
103% Oct.
67% Oct.
83
Oct.
109
Fund ft real est 4 Ha gold!
1959 MN
Gold 5s..
.............-...1951 J D
Gold 5s.....
...1969 M S
»
21% Oct.
18
20
17
20
10% Oct.
12
Oct.
10% Oct.
12% Oct.
J
J
mm mm
'
8
103% Jan.
26%~oct?""i
Oct.
14"" Sale"
99% Sale
8
MB
I
107% Jan
Oct.; 1
Oct. 21
mmrnrnrnm
14% Sale
39
39
40
Sale
West Maryland lat g 4s.........1952 A O
J
First ft ref 5He series A.i.... 1977 J
1943 A O
Apr.
Oct. :
Apr.
.....
Sale
A O
West N Y ft Penn Gen gold 4s
82
46
•»«*«■> mm mm
.....
71
j'D
A
69
Oct.
68
Sale'
F
43%
Oct.
104% Mar. :
103
84
101
1
Apr.
6
July 20
113% Jan. 27
5% Jan. 15
Mar. 17
41% Jan. 12
109% Jan. 11
Jan. 30
67
110
Feb. 27
101% Feb. 10
Oct. :
Mar.
8
19
—
♦Westphalia Un El Pow 6a
1953
West Shore 1st 4s guar....L....3361
Registered................_..2361
Wheeling ft Lake Erie Ry 4a D..1966
Wheel ft L Erie RR 1st con g 4s.. 1949
Wheeling Steel Corp 4H* eer A..1966
White Sewing Machine deb 6a...l949
{♦Wlckwlre-Spencer Steel let 7e.l935
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank.........
{♦Wlckwlre-Spen StT Co 7a.Jon 1935
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank
{♦Wllkea-Barre ft Bast lat gug5a 1942
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
2
111
19 103
25 88
19 105
11
3
Mar.
Feb.
111
7
20 108% Oct.
Mar.
Sept.:
~14%"Oct"
4
29
18
3
3
I
Oct.
89
110
Oct.
Oct.
....
1938
2% Oct.
19
Mar.
Mar.
107% Oct. :
45
112
t Accrued Interest payable at
rate of 54.8484 to the £ sterling.
:
25
9
33;
32!
107
Jan. 21
88% Oct. 19 106!
41
Jan.
2
Aug. 20 69
41
Aug. 20 67% Jan. 27
1
110%
ear
6
7
8
11
32]
18 105!
Oct.
88
Oct.
F
{♦Western Pacific 1st 5a
Oct.
93 j63
58
—91
"so"
AO
Youngstown Sheet ft Tube—
1st mtge a f 4s series G.....—--*1961 MN
543,000
*
6 110
22
48
F
Western Union coll tr 5s
2
94% Oct.
94% Oct.
12%
Sale
Mar.
20
18
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
72
170]
6
Oct.
Oct:
S9H
Vo
M
Sept. 10
Oct.
4
109% Sale
65%
70
112 * 115
98
100
106 H Sale
Jan.
Jan.
36!
19
8
108
Sale
106
40
47 H 45
103
103
110
83% 84
104% Sale 102
12%
Jan.
5 114]
May
June 24
23
9
Oct.
Oct.
3
19 103!
72% Oct.
111
25
106
27
Wash Cant Ry lat g 4s....i....1948 Q
'
1
Oct,
23 % Oct.
19 % Oct.
88
Oct.
23
77%
102%
Wash Term lat guar 3H*«—.-1945
lat 49-year guar 4a_........;.1945
4,000
4.000 Wash Wat Pow lat ref 5s .......1939
23.000 Westchester Light gold 5a.._._._1950
Gen mtge 3%s...........*....1967
633.000
9,000 West Peno Power 5s series E.;—.1963
lat mtge g 4s aeries H...._..^.1961
83,000
1st mtge 3%e eerlea I..........1966
58,000
Oct.
"Oct"""!
103% Oct.
110
2
~13% Sale"
deb 6sl939 M S
21,000
87
107% Oct. 23 107% Oct. 23
3"" 111%
D
♦Det ft Cb Ex 1st g 5a........1941 J
♦Dea Holnea Dir lat g 4a..
.1939 J
536,000 {♦Warner Quintan con* deb 6a. .1939
1941
109,000 {♦Wan en Bros Co deb 6s
Warren R R lat ref gu g 3%s.. ..2990
91
19
J
J
99,000 {♦Wabash RR 1st gold 5a.......l939 MN
♦Second gold 5s..............1939 FA
21,000
♦1st lien 59-year gold term 4a. 1954 1 J
165,000
♦Certificates of deposit...*.....
3,000
♦Ref ft gen 4Hs series G .....1978
248.000
♦Certificates of deposit.........
8,000
♦Ref ft gen 5s series D
1980
136,000
♦Certificates of deposit.
1,000
99,000 Walker (Hiram) G ft W deb 4%s.l945
196,000 Walworth Co lat mtge 4a..
..1955
6a debentures
1955
4,000
21%
21%
72% Oct.
Oct.
A
MN
J
J
Sale Prices
109
104% Sale
98
Sale Prices
Sale
110
30
22
A O
Highest
Sale Prices
o~ct"20
Sale
94%
Lowest
Sale Prices
"25
Sale
22
94
Highest
35
105
♦4)4* eerlee C~.—............1951
...
Ask
Sale
113%
♦Sinking fttnd deb 6He ear A.. 1947
Utab Light It Tree let ft ref 5a..1944
Utah Power ft Light let 5a....;.1944
118,000 Vanadium Corp (Am) cone 5a... 1941
4,000 Vandalla conaol * 4a A.........1955
Conaol 4a Sorlea B
..1957
1,000
1934
38,000 ♦♦Vera Cruz ft Pacific lat 4Hi
•♦July 1914 coupon off..
256",000 •Vertlentea Sugar 7a ctfa...«...1942
127,000 Virginia El ft Pow 4a aer A
..1955
13,000 Valron Coal ft Coke lot g 5a
1949
18,000 Va ft Southwest lat guar 5a....3993
First cons 5a,........ ........ 1958
10,000
409.000 Virginian Ry lat ft ref 3%• eer A. 1966
i 459,000
Bid
Lowest
Oct. 30
Oct. 1
110%
J
8 Rubber let 9c reffte eerlea A..1947 J
703,000
.
1937
$
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
2
October
357,000
EXCHANGE-BONDS
>A:-
v
X
'
.t'
New York Stock
Exchange
''v.i-./M1
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING OCTOBER 1937
Stock Sales
'<"
October
1937
...Shares
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
'
In accordance vrlcb
1936
51,127,611
351,787,664
.
:
■
.
Bond, Sales
October..
43,995,282
396,979,610
rule of the Stocn fficcoatKe effective Oct
lots except In the case of stocks which sell only in a small
way.
a
are qow
1936
$227,502,000
2,422,038,000
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
3 1915. all stores
1937
'
L
quoted dollars oer share
$337,919,000
2,930,300,000
v
v;
Prices are on basis of 100-share
,
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in the month's range, unless
they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling outside of the
regulor monthly range are shown In a footnote In the month in which they ooour.
No account is taken of such sales In computing the range tor the year
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
October
Shares
4.900
600
L
74,600
;/
5,900
4,200
441,200
31,000
13,800
;
4,900
35,700
29,400
:
Abbott
Laboratories
*orutiam
Acme
Vdams
87*466
Express
149,200
27,600
2.400
2,600
6,100
32,900
12,600
39,700
4,800
23,425
159,500
4,000
118,800
Ask
*
Bid
42)4
65
Adams MUUa
•
79,100 Addressogreph Multtgraph 10
67,800 Advance Rumely—....
238,700 Air Reduction inc.....
214,500 Air-Way Elec Appll Corp
80 Alabama & Vlcksburg Ry.100
387,200 Alasaa Juneau l^ola Mln 10
~65~"
38
38)4
n*
Sale
1254 Sale
25)4 Bale
ir
el*
36
Sale
78" Sale
.......
27
49
Sale
154 Sale
12)4 Sale
90
Highest
Sale Prices
38
Oct.
Sale
Sale
19
43)4 Oct.
19
13
19
19
a1,*
Sale
%
Oct.
Oct.
15
22)4 Oct.
26)4 Oct.
1)4 Oct.
Oct,
19
65
Sale
1)4 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale"
Oct.
19
Sale
Sale
Oct.
19
47
47
Sale
Oct.
20
22
18
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
194
14
Sale
Sale
85
Sale
Oct.
19
Jan.
% Oct.
19
Jan.
64,000 Alpba Portland Cement
*
Oct.
Oct.
Jan. 22
19
15% Feb. 25
5 166
Aug. 10
Oct.
Oct.
19
5)4 Feb. 18
5954 Feb. H
Oct.
20
59
19
Oct.
10
Oct.
19
19
Oct.
10)4 Oct.
19
Sale
Oct.
19
Oct.
Sale
Sale
Oct.
19
Oct,
Sale
Oct.
19
Oct.
Sale
Oct.
29
Oct.
13
Oct.
6)4 Oct.
L50
11
19
19
19
Sale
19
Oct.
128
Sale
Sale
Oct.
18
Oct.
65
Sale
64
Oct.
19
Oct.
6
Sale
Oct,
19
Oct.
2
Oct.
19
29
19
6)4 Oct.
18)4
62
22.500
6,200
25,200
149.200
American
4,390
113,500
Am brake h Ik P
5,290
340.600
18
Oct.
Oct.
10
50
34
14,000
390
40,900
1,000
31,900
6,900
'
3 54
34
19
Oct.
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
20
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
26J4
Bank Note......10
Oct.
59
19
Oct.
53)4 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
Oct.
58
Oct.
Oct.
9
56
Oct.
47
Sale
Sale
Oct.
19
Oct.
4
28
Oct.
128
Sale
130
Oct.
19
Oct.
21
125
Oct.
;
...
5 H % conv preferred.... 100
99)4 Sale
Sale
Oct.
19
100
155
22
Oct.
Sale
158
Sale
Oct.
31
Oct.
19
Oct.
57
Sale
48
19
Sale
OCw.
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
150
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
19
Preferred
6.900
23,600
80
160
17,100
40,900
23,700
195,900
202,750
206,700
4,450
American Chicle...........*
Am
680
408.100
45,300
700
...
Coal
Co
of
Alleghany
County, N J
American
Amer
XJSH £!*
156 H
23 H Sale
100
150
Colortype...
148,900
21,300
45,700
11.300
10,000
78.500
6,500
9,1..
18,100
3,600
34,100
67,400
1,429,200
175,600
231,000
58,100
71,000
548,400
69,700
57,500
202,200
Am Ik Foreign
.,w
300
Power.......*
<7 preferred
•
2d
Sale
..............
35,200
500
6.100
6% Conv preferred..... 199
1.480
260.700
16.400
18,900
304.200
10,380
1,595,100
American News N Y Corp...*
111,000
<6 preferred..............*
210
Power Ac Light........*
3,280
166,200
4,200
6,400
8
1
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
4
Jan.
Oct.
4
Oct.
29
Mar, 4
Jan. 22
Oct.
4
Oct.
2
5
175
Oct.
Oct.
19
13;
Oct.
136
Sale
130
19
Oct.
1)5
14
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
19
21
6)4 Oct.
14)4 Oct.
53
Oct.
10)4 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
Oct.
Oct.
8
_
Oct.
Oct.
30
Oct.
Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
29
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
554 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
105
53
3
31
26
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9)4 Oct.
140
Oct.
15)4 Oct.
_
22
28
18
'
■
:X:
\.v
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan. 25
Mar. 3
Mar. 31
Jan. 21
Mar. 2
2)4 Oct.
754
2)4
20)4
32)4
Oct.
Oct.
Sale"~87^
'' Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
17)4 Oct.
7)4 Oct.
Sale
90
23)4 Oct.
5)4 Oct.
8)4 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
70
Oct.
17
15)4 Oct.
.
86
Oct.
Oct.
9)4 Oct.
..
90
Oct.
Oct.
140
....
..
1
Oct.
Oct.
•
3
29
105
53
3
31
26
<5 preferred............
133,600
*
1,765.100 Am Radiator Ac Stand San..*
Preferred..
1,550
....100
2,783,500 American Boiling Mill.....25
50,700
4)4% conv preferred
100
64,200 Amer Safety Razor......18,50
128,100 \merlcan Seating Co v.
23 %
23
34,900 American Ship Building....*
44
44.
1,067.500 \mer Smelt Ac Refining,
93
Sale
Preferred
lit
19,200
146
150
\merlean Snuff
28,100
........25
64
65)4
1,260
6% preferred...........100 143 H
174.600
16,600
10,600
22,900
1
10)4 Oct.
Machine Ac Metals
American Metal...........
Amer
4
53
.
Amer
Oct,
Oct.
Oct.
14)4 Oct.
Am Mach Ac Foundry.......*
200,300
384,000
ISft®:
3354 Aug. 25
.50
Aug. 25
.12
Aug. 12
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7)4 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14
Oct.
6)4 Oct.
Amer Home Products.......
287,600
71
04)4
11)4 Oct.,
7
2)4
20)4
32)4
1)4
......50
61,800
6% preferred
......100
245,300 Amer Internat Corp.......*
332.300 Amer Locomotive
Preferred.
............100
39,800
4,900
39.800
44.700
,74
Oct.
Jan. 28
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
Mar.ll
Jan. 22
Jan. 16
Feb.
4
Feb. 18
Feb. 18
Jan.
9
Jan.
9
Feb.
4
Feb.
4
Oct.
17
American Hide Ac Leather ..1
American Ice
79)4 Oct.
151% Oct.
15)4 Oct.
'M:
;
•,
Oct.
5)4 Oct.
........*
Am Hawaiian Steamship... 19
6% preferred
75%
8054
160
21
.
Oct.
19
preferred A...........*
<6 preferred.....
'
2)4 Oct.
19
100
Amer Encaustic Tiling..... 1
11,000 Am European Securities
*
260 American Express Co.....100
80
L
29
27
103)4
.10
Crystal Sugar Co..
'*"«
86
2
Sale
....20
6% 1st preferred
•
4154
Mar.
36
•
23H
5)4
8)4
12)4
95
25
Am Com Alcohol
Oct.
Apr. 12
Mar. 9
Aug. 14
85
3954
8%
52)4
114%
101 %
Oct.
19
15
6% preferred............50
14.600
300
8)4 Oct.
1)4 Oct.
H
Feb. 17
Feb. 18
Mar. 15
Jan. 16
Mar. ,0
Mar,
9
83)4 Jan. 22
19
Oct.
184,700 Amer Car Ac Foundry......
Preferred.
.100
32,300
252,300 American Chain Ac Cable..
12,000
5% preferred...........100
83,300
■
Oct.
15)4
Sale
35
Feb.
58)4
52%
4554
23%
258)4
17%
33%
21%
19
Oct.
19
Sale
Sale
Sale
American Can..........—25
130
!
1854 Sale
Sale
394.100 Amalg'm Lett the> Cos, lncNewl
34,100
6% cum preferred
50
139,000 Amerada tiorp
62,000 Amer Agrlc Chemical (Del).*
3.900
9
26
7
25
Mar. 11
•
6,900
32,800
Jan.
4 54 Jan.
1
Sale
Oct.
36
11
11
Sale
54)4
19
15
53
Oct.
Oct.
197
14)4
E: I
Mar.
t.
Aug. 13
22% Mar.ll
28)4 Feb.
8
17)4 Oct
16)4 Oct.
1)4 Oct.
8
146
Oct.
Oct.
11
Oct
97
Sale
20)4
69
85
4
19
19
5
A™
Sale
1
'4
5
1
Oct.
20
II*
i*
Sept.
Oct.
9
Oct.
% Oct.
20
Sale
Oct.
45
85
11% Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
ce*
55
Mar.
38
56
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
"1% Sale
4
"65)4 Oct?""
Sale
160
145
19
Oct,
Oct.
60%
Lowest
Sale Prices
58
54)4
UK
19)4
23)
2
Sale
68
Pref series A <30 warr'ts .100
185.700
45 %
Pref series A S40 warr'ts 100
27,600
42
Pref series A <30 ex-war .100
19,700
43
<2.50 prior coat pref.....*
60,800
42)4
>254,900 Alleghany Steel
38
1
27,600 Allen Industries Inc
153,600 Allied Chew Sk Uye......... * 225
5
8,200 Allied Kid Co
♦
172,625 Allied Mills Co Inc
3154
1,195,200 Allied Stores Corp......
*
17 %
5% preferred..........100
> 27.700
83 %
768,000 Allls Chalmers Mfg
78 %
.........
Sale
1454 Sale
4
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
15% Sale
......
Oct. 30
Ask Bid
69
25
Co
60 Albany & Susquehanna..100
1,303,900 Allegheny Corp...
50
Did
a stw ji
Steel
....
'
October 1
1937
Par
18,500
15.566
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
PRICES IN OCTOBER
STOCKS
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
70
Oct.
27
45)4 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
45)4 Oct.
133
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
5
133
46
Oit.
128
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
8
127
46
'•
/>! •••''
*■
•
■
18
22
22
Feb.
5
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 3
Mar. 16
Feb. 15
Mar. 11
Feb.
4
Feb.
5
Mar. 8
Jan. 20
Mar. 10
Feb.
1
Feb. 15
Jan. 13
Jan. 18
Jan. 12
Feb.
3
Jan. 21
Mar. 11
:-.v:
>"'
■
Aug. 18
Feb.
3
17)4 Oct.
7)4 Oct.
1
4
•
V,:-y.
Feb. 30
Oct.
Mar. 19
Mar. 11
Jan. 28
Oct.
Oct.
Jan
Sept.
Jan.
mmm..
•A-'
VV-vs--'
29
6
■
542 100
81,700
8.500
10,500
1,300
6,600
130,700
14,000
38,500
3.300
67,100
162,300
1,300
38,000
17.800
176,300
2,400
674,400
5.200
28,700
290
'
V
Amer Steel
Foundries......*
78.100 American Stores...........*
74,600 American 8ugar Refining. 100
Preferred
11,100
...100
53.000 Amer Sumatra Tobacco.....*
638,400 Amer Telep Ac Tel eg
...109
97,200 American Tobacco ........25
Class B
25
292.800
23,900
6% preferred...........100
494,500 American Type Founders...*
1,082.900
tw
Wat Wks
a
El
7.900
$6 1st preferred..........*
370,600
American Woolen..........*
234,400
1.762.100
48,600
Amer Zinc, Lead Ac Smelt..
3,886,600
Anaconda Copper
Preferred
..100
37)4 Sale
13)4 Sale
36)4 Sale
105
Sale
22)4 Oct.
Sale
10)4 Oct.
28)4 Oct.
104)4 Oct.
Sale
117
20
Sale
Sale
Sale
77)4 Sale
Sale
20)4
163
77
139
119
21
Sale
9)4 Sale
14)4 Sale
.85
89
14
140
66
Oct,
138)4 137
Sale
4)4 Oct.
8
86
Sale
82
50
25,000 Anaconda Wire At Cable....*
194.600 Anchor Cap Coro
•
96.50 conv preferred......*
2,920
139
% Oct.
Oct.
30)4 Oct.
3)4 Oct.
Sale
x27% Oct.
42)4
Sale
24)4 Oct.
29
o59*
Sale
39
10
96
20
19
Sale
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9)4 Oct,
14*4 Oct.
Oct.
3
20
11
13
25
Jan.
8
Jan. 28
99
4
99)4 Feb.
Jan.; 26
Feb/ 3
Jan. 13
Feb.
1
Jan. 18
Jan. 12
Feb. 23
Feb
23
Mar 18
Feb. 23
19! 187
78)4 Oct.
68)4 Oct.
Sale
21
73)4 Jan
26 % Jan.
19! 56% lan
11 14354 Jan.
19
25% Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
95 prior conv pref.......25
19
19'
39?
52 '
20]
26 105
19
19
iVW-.
v
Aug.
2
Feb.
IS
•'w.
For footnote*
see
page
v.
>
40
&0W
t
N. T. STOCK
32
In
October
STOCKS
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
600
62,800
17,700
20,800
55,166
600
"l",l66
120
127",166
4,500
53.900
6,100
5,400
77,000
5,000
86,000
8,500
5,900
110
9,600
26,600
.10,600
;
670
112,000
760
150
V
.
;
52,800
9,000
680
163,000
14,200
260
10,500
400
190
1,900
9,000
,
fio'soo
19.700
3,300
368,000
11,000
9,200
5,200
14,000
47,500
220
210
180,700
12,000
610
770
9,400
73,000
90,100
6,500
3,800
8,500
99,700
76.400
6,200
2,900
27,100
6,500
85,600
10,800
20,000
1,100
22,100
49.500
190
195.100
2,690
94,800
29.400
18,600
13.900
79,500
15,700
3,900
5,240
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
300
103,600
145,200
22,200
119,900
160
119.500
3.700
3.700
120
20
30
69* Oct. .19
75
Oct. 19
1,200
34,800
400
m
88,300
300
10.900
640
7%
9,000
Oct.
13
Oct.
18
Oct.
Oct.
19
Oct.
20
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
21
Oct.
19
Oct.
13
78
Oct.
18
Oct.
5
Oct.
9
Oct.
Oct.
6
Oct.
Oct.
4
Oct.
2
28
19
Oct.
19
Oct.
1
19
19
Oct.
6
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
Oct.
89* Oct.
10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
Oct.
Oct.
30
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
89* Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
99
Sale
109* Oct.
Oct.
109* Oct.
Oct.
Sale
deposit.....109
18,450
356,200IBucler Brothers...........10
146,800
5% conv preferred
...30
760,500 Butte Copper ft Zinc.......6
348,200 Byer* Co
V
15,160
Partlc preferred—......100
128,500 Byron Jackson Co..........*
106,400
Pat kintt t'Orp........ *
3,100
5% preferred............50
1,837,800 < allahan /.Inc-Lead..
.1
1,239,700 Calumet ft Hecla Cons Cop .5
143,700 Campbell W ft C Foundry...*
991,900 Canada Dry Gin# Alv
.
5
1,190 Canada Southern Ry Co..100
1,307,600 Canadian Pacific
25
20,600 Cannon Mills
......
•
36,300 Capital Admin Co Ltd c A. 1
2,900
33 preferred class A.....10
270 Car Clinch F ft Ohio Ry..l0i)
5% preferred..........10
439* Mar.
17
11
8
9
32
Jan.
21
42
Jan.
21
4
29
28
10
Oct.
108
13
95
Oct.
359* Feb.
1
209* Jan. 16
Aug. 16
289* Feb.
9
1059* Mar
8
33
Oct.
43)* Feb. 19
Oct.
9
99* Oct.
Oct.
139* Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
104
909* Oct.
Oct.
75* Oct.
Sale
49
Sale
17 X
110
139* Sale
19 X Sale
40
42 X
65 X Sale
159* Sale
99)* Sale
32
18
Sale
Sale
19)*
139* Sale
189* Sale
Sale
Sale
Oct.
21
Sale
63
Sale
Sale
89*
Oct.
31
379* Oct.
Sale
409*
Sale
42
16
169*
219* Sale
349* Sale
379* Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
41
Oct.
Oct.
14
Mar. 11
Jan. 18
87.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
87
Oct.
28
139* Oct.
Oct.
139* Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9
18
28
9
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
179* Oct.
24)* Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
16
21
Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
Feb.
16
10
Jan.
21
Mar. 10
Jan.
7
Jan.
769* Oct.
13
4
Oct.
769* Oct.
39
Oct.
Oct.
66
22
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
16
3
Feb. 13
Jan. 22
Oct.
Oct.
Apr. 13
Aug. 1
39
Mar.
Jan.
2
249* Oct.
Aug. 25
Oct.
Oct.
4
Oct.
9* Oct.
18)* Oct.
Oct.
20
8
Mar. 23
Jan. U
Sale
Sale
7
18
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
33
29
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
Oct.
4
Sale
Sale
1
15
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
37
Oct.
Oct.
4
6
Oct.
Oct.
4
69* Oct.
Oct.
6
Jan.
Oct.
69* Oct.
Oct.
24)* Sale
199* Oct.
Oct-
37
11
37
Sale
Sale
38
119*
109* Sale
959*
99
69* Sale
111X
1009*
Sale
Sale
103
Sale
57
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
18
"
Sale
99*
10 X
Sale
Sale
39* Sale
119*
12
Sale
16)*
169*
10)* Sale
Sale
14
6
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
33
29
1
*'
69* Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Aug. 14
69* Oct.
Oct*
Oct.
Sale
1_
21
1
'
35
49
48
Sale
9* Oct.
18** Oct.
18
Oct.
Sale
3
Feb. 23
Feb. 11
Feb. 13
Jan. 23
Jan. 13
Jan. 14
Jan. 12
Jan.
2
Jan. 14
Jan.
7
Jan. 11
Feb.
3
Mar. 12
Jan. 11
Oct.
40
15
7
Oct.
8
Sale
279*
5
8
Oct.
Oct.
139* Sale
149*
Oct.
Oct.
3
11
4
15
8
179* Oct.
Sale
Sale
11
Oct.
IP.
Sale
4
Feb.
Jan.
8
4
<
Sale
Aug.
Feb.
41
14
Sale
80
Sale
July
Jan.
89* Oct.
.Oct.
15
70
Sale
Sale
14
909* Oct.
79* Oct.
9
Oct.
octT
249* Sale
195*
115
84
109*
86 X
Sale
Oct.
139* Oct.
Oct.
Sale
8
Oct.
329* Sept.
199* Oct.
Oct.
949* Oct.
29* Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
35
29* Oct.
Oct.
94)* Oct.
2)* Oct.
35
Oct.
109* Oct.
Oct.
29* Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
26
Oct.
7
Feb. 15
Mar.
2
Oct.
Oct.
10V Oct.
7
Oct.
Jan.
7
15
Oct.
Oct.
15
Oct.
Feb.
9
19* Oct.
89* Oct.
Oct.
19* OCT.
89* Oct.
Jan.
29
Feb.
1
Oct.
29
Oct.
Oct.
8
59* Oct.
Oct.
10
Sale
49* Sale
Sale
119* Sale
189* Sale
6
24
Sale,
20
18
14
Oct.
10
25
6
24
Oct.
Sale
July
59* Oct.
169* Oct.
29* Oct.
Oct.
Sale
279*
2?
29*
159*
339*
289*
60
149*
60
3t8
Oct.
129* Oct.
209* Oct.
Oct.
12
Oct.
20
2
Oct.
50
29
25
12
Oct.
12
1
4
Oct.
Oct.
25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
109* Oct.
8ale
Sale
Sale
Oct.
109*
99*
Oct.
45
Sale
49
Sale
99* Oct.
45
Oct.
69* Oct.
Oct.
Sale
619*
Sale
619*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
6)* Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
141M
12591
90
Oct.
Oct.
"88X
91
Sale
33
90
87
89
889* Oct.
Oct.
•23
mm---
Sale
20
21
18
Oct.
29* Oct.
89
Oct.
5X Sale
132
Sale
115)* Sale
104
U
49*
Sale
1069* 109
Sale
78
Sale
62
104
30
106
Sale
102
Sale
26
Sale
105
Sale
50
29
104
"32"
69
Sale
55
25
Sale
80 X
Sale
63
30)*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11
103 X 1089*
17
8
106
299*
629*
269*
49* Sale
9«
139*
9
8
8
90
~
7
106
106
109
Oct.
539* Oct.
104)* Oct
9
33
6
8
8
33
2
90
8
-
11
Oct.
459*
>
i3.
II
8
Oct.
40
Sale
Sale
69*
Oct.
33
42
11
9
1
4
349*
42
359*
1009*
37 9*
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
159*
159*
52)* 8ale
1019*
1039*
39
80
Sale
Oct.
509* Oct.
Sale
Sale
Stamped
.....10
Carpenter Steel Co.—......5
79*
Carriers ft General Corp....1
Caw (J l) Co
:
loo 188
7% preferred—.........100
"88"
Caterpillar I factor..—...
*
5% preferred...........100
279*
Cefane** Corr of America
•
7% prior preferred
100 108
•
Feb.
Oct.
95
33
Sale
Pref ctfs of
45
1109* Feb.
29
30
18
17
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
28
Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
Mar.
479* Mar.
119*
99*
239*
409*
Oct.
108
100
87 X
79*
18
Mar. 11
99* Oct.
10
Sale
111
Sale
Jan.
28
28
Sale
"'Buryrus-ErieCo——.. I*
384,500
7% preferred...........100
2,720
*
1,022.700 Kudd (k G) Mfg
Preferred 7%..........100
13,890
•
566,600 Budd Wheel
254,000 liulova Watch............ •
>........*
103,200 Bollard Co.
40,500 Burlington Mills Corp......l
353,300 burioiigbi Add Macn.......*
163,800 tHush Terminal Co......... *
27,290
7% debenture.........10S
7
Mar. 17
Mar. 13
6
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
36 X
Feb.
Oct.
9
2
5
28
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
preferred..............*)
20 104
19 559*
19 29
19 44
19 37
Sept.
5
30
99
SaTe
Jan
_
Oct.
•
21
23
249* Mar.
19 101
39* Sept.
44
*,
19
.
Oct.
5
27
July
Sept. 29 116)* Feb.
Oct. 19
189* Mar.
Oct. 19
529* Mar. 10
94
Mar. 11
Oct. 19
Jan. 1
Oct. 20 133
Oct. 19
189* Jan.
Oct. 19
349* Feb.
2
99* Feb.
1
Sept. 25
15V Oct; 19 529* Mar. 25
99* Jan. 12
29* Oct. 19
1
Oct.
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
__
Mar.
9
Aug. 27 125
Oct. 19
579* Feb. 18
Feb. 18
829* Oct. 19 106
June 29
85
Aug.
5 88
94 9* May
35
Oct. 19
7
29* Oct.
Sale
37
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit ..*
60,0001 36 preferred series A-—.—*
112,600 Brooklyn Union Gas........*
15,600 Brown Shoe, Inc
......*
175,600, Brunswlck-Balke-Coll
*
75
_
6
Mar. 13
107
35
15V Oct.
Sale
>
5
69* Oct.
29* Oct.
Brooklyn ft OueensTransit
Vol footnotes see page 40
Oct.
82
69* Oct.
Sale
Sale
2,840 Central 111 Lt 4X% pref..100
67,400 Central RB of N J
100
58,900 Central Violeta Sugar Co..19
35,520 Century Ribbon Mill*......*
400
Preferred.............. 100
3,000
1
2J
Jan.
.
Mar.
129* Oct.
Oct.
Sale
220
v
19
19
19
19
20
Sale
59,700 Central Agulrre Associates *
1,169,200 Central Foundry Co
1
12.900
49* Oct.
29* Oct.
8
2
19
Sale
6.800
112,300
'
19
4)* Oct.
Sale
9,840
Oct.
409* Oct.
1129* Oct.
Sale
v.
30
79* Oct.
Sale
12,740
4
84
Oct.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
44
Oct.
19
20
Oct.
96
19
39 V.
Sale
117.500 Celotei Co
49* Oct.
65
Oct "19
102
Sale
181,400
3,600
1,532,800
1
19
18
9
18
Bridgeport Brass Co........*
Briggs Manufacturing......*
Briggs ft Stratton.........*
Bristol-Myers Co
5
134,500
6,320
1
5
Sale
14,400
206,700
19
4
35
78
18
_
400
19
82)* Oct.
35
...
5,700
17.600
19
Oct.
95
w
2,170
379* Jan. 12
109* Feb. 10
46
Feb. 18
8
1169* May
4 1219* Feb.
Mar.
6
93
Oct. 18 111
Oct.
29* Oct.
7
31
Oct.
?o*
Oct.
iBush Term Bldgs—
1,370
47,100
10,000
53.000
40,400
1,310
19,700
14,000
1
5
9% Sale
Assented
V t c when issued......13
Baltimore A Ohio....... H"
4% preferred
.......100
Banaot Si .A rooafook.
5% conv preferred......100
Barber Co Inc
10
36
4
18 1049* Oct.
Oct.
9
19
Oct.
20 76
Oct.
22 103
Oct.
19
Oct.
19
19
69* Oct.
Oct.
470,100
269* 26H
73,200 Marker Bros
.........
10,670
5X% preferred..........50
1,281,800 Barnsdall Oil Co
5
114,000 Bayuk Cigars Inc..........*
520
1st preferred...........100 112
2iX
62,000 Beatrice Creamery........25
7,600
35 preferred w w
* 10$
40X
770 Beech Creek RR Co.......50
11,300 u«et.h-Nut Packlnw...
20 1089*
13 X
133,300 Balding-Hemingway—.....
83 [
1,300 Helg Nat Rys part pref.....
25
559,800 Bendlx Aviation Corp......5
221
152,700 Beneficial Indus Loan Corp
593
41,600 Mvs» A Co. .......
..
753
2,305,500 Bethlehem Steel Corp (Del).*
19]
90,600
5% preferred............20
46.200
7% preferred
100 1263
66]
32,600 Hlgelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
34 =
95.000 Black ft Decker Mfg Co..
24!
455,300 blaw-Knox
........*
30«
1,910 BloomingdaleBro*... .....
93!
1,210 Blumentbal ft Co pref....100
34 ]
996,700 Boeing Airplane Co
112,600 Bohn Alum ft Brass Corp...5
tl* yu
88
6,730 Bon Ami class A
43 9* Sale
9,990
Class B
17,300 Bond Stores Inc............
269* Sale'
521,600 Borden Co (The)
15
404,800 Borg-Warner Corp.:..
5
90,700 b«i»ton A Maine.........100 '~8X Sale"
39*
3 9*
39,000 tBotany Cons Mill* A.
5(»
18,300 Bower Roller Bearing Co.. 17
801.500
471,400
36,400
32.700
215,700
38.000
472,500
22
Oct.
19 120
Oct.
38)1
2,231,300
255,200
18,200
159* Oct.
399* Oct.
19
19
19
Oct.
Sale
.
395,300
410,700
Highest
Sale Prices
Oct.
Sale
1199*
10r
Preferred
Lowest
Sale Prices
Oct.
Oct.
59*
59*
Sale
25,900 Armour (Del) 7% pref—..100
Sale
3,157,300 Armour of Illinois
—
5
Sale
48,900
16 convertible preferred.
1349*
5,400
7% preferred
..—.100
Sale
364,600 Armstrong Cork Co
Sale
94,900 trnold Constable Corp.... 5
Sale
108,400 \rtioom Corporation......
100
300
Preferred..
....100
Sale
323,400 ***nrfnted Dry Goods.....
100
7,200
6% 1st preferred
....100
120
480
7% 2d preferred
..100
9,500 Associated Investment Co..*
3,430
5% pref with warrants.. 100
250
5% preferred ex-warr—100
70
Sale
827,600 6n Maun • «»»• A 8 Ee—__
lfll
47,700
5% preferred...........100 1019* 102 9*
45 X Sale
433,900 Atlau Coast cine RR.__.lot
25
26 X
24,600
(i * w | S8 Lines
40 X
43
27,300
5% preferred
100
31X Sale
651,500 AtlantK Kaflninf—....
1*
Sale
14,300
4% conv pref series A... 100 112
551,200 Atlas Corp
.........
1
56,760
6% preferred............50
73
76
33,000 Atlas Powder
130
1,960
5% preferred...........100
16 X Sale
46,200 Atlas 1ack Corp
.......
28 £
30
202,100 Auburn Automobile .......
82,800 Mistln Nichols & Co .....
36
7,190
$5 prior A
*
6X Sale
979,000 Aviation Corp (Del) The....3
t
„*i rt
Highest
Oct.
Sale
Sale
700,700 iBaldwin Locomotive Works *
185,200
287.900
37.000
2,200
M
i
Sale Prices
Prices
Ask
Ask
I
28,000 Andes Copper Mining Co..20
1
•
40,800 A P W Paper Co
50,500 Archer Daniel* Mid......... *
100
4,700
273,100
4,900
i"ki,ii r C;
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
Oct. 30
Oct. 1
1937
Shares
Sharer
6,500
L.500
6,400
»■ MJ
Price
H.Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
hi
PRICES IN OCTOBER
SALES
AGGREGATE
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
889*
18
o
8**
20
89
3
Oct.
109
22
Oct.
539*
1029*
1
11
20
9
Oct.
Oct.
19
.
17
Oct.
Oct.
100
21
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8
17
100
Oct.
4
21
52
Oct.
Oct-
52
24
Oct.
Oct.
24
2
Oct.
Oct.
2
12
28
979* Oct.
Oct.
96
26
8
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
39* Oct.
Oct.
8
Oct.
4
5
4
J*
95
?
if
A
Nov./1937]
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
N. Y. STOCK EZCHAMOI
Shares
October
Par
Shares
52,100
65,200
4,080
'
457,600
450
5,400
80
10,900
26,300
74,400
65,600
12.800
35,700
3,900
13,900
22,500
12,000
219,800
589,900
474,700
6% preferred.......
10
Common
...........3
hesapeakeCorp
'
Chesapeake ft Ohio.......2ft
....
..
111 RK...^
Western. 10'1
24
7% prefferred..
6% preferred.......
246,800 <-bildsCo
•
t
2,980 Chile Copper....
......2ft
3,409,000 Chrysler Corporation
-ft
125,600
14,600
300
179,000
132,400
10
12,600
10
730
City Ice ft Fuel............*
6%% preferred.........100
City Investing Co........100
City Stores...
..........5
»srfc : Eoulpment.„ ..%
C C C ft St Louis Ry Co_._100
19
20
14.355
410
Special guar 4%........50
14.300 Climax Molybdenum Co....*
70
9,800
731.600
15,800
207,800
5,320
1,320
120,500
20,650
530
13.140
2,670
10,170
26,470
19.855
3,270
1,580
tk
411,300
3,200
Colonial Beacon Oil Co
50,400
1,100
56.900
! 800
20,000
19,700
247,600
10,740
17,300
365.200
11
13
12
20
36
8% preferred.
324.200 Crane Co
9,700
17,100
1,472,300
34.500
304.100
10.900
130.800
11,860
369,810
14,490
37.450
286.902
58.600
1.200
17.200'
1,440
57.900
1,230
5.650
2.622,700
$2.25
conv
Crown
$5
13.600
3.400
3.400
5.9C0
4.100
690
v
104
% Sale
7
29%
82
12%
16
Cuban American Sugar..._H
Preferred... ...*.
100
Cudahy Packing......... ftO
......
Publishing Co (The)*
Preferred
Curtiss Wright Corp.......)
Class A
............... 1
New..
88%
2%
4%
1%
6%
2%
14%
91
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
Sale
89% Oct.
% Oct.
19
90
8
89% Oct.
% Oct.
19
19
Vi
0
\H
2% Sale
2% Sale
7
10
2
xl61
19
15
4% Oct.
10% Oct.
% Oct.
1% Oct:
13
19
1
39%
18%
106%
6%
19%
-
80
26%
Sale
Sale
Sale
17% Sale
Sale
Sale
102
1
38
16
...
Sale
19
6% Oct.
19
19
4
18%
1%
2%
2%
7%
17%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
22
4
1
22
4
38
Oct.
1
1%
4%
3%
11%
16%
7
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
21
1
23
21
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
52% Oct.
19
11
19
16
Oct.
4
19
78
Oct.
7
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
43% Oct.
91% Oct.
28
1
Oct. 29 108
106
23
82
Oct.
Oct.
13%
127%
93%
56%
8%
97
19
8
2
36
Oct.
Oct.
82
Oct.
8
1
"li%"Oct!"l9 "21% Oct?""4
5% Oct.
19
11
Oct.
5
9
19
14% Oct.
12% Oct.
4
7
Oct.
8% Oct. 21
19
15
4% Oct.
10% Oct.
% Oct.
1% Oct.
13
19
19
19
1
3
19
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
6% Oct.
29% Oct.
19
19
1
Oct.
16
1% Oct.
19
1
19
Oct,
2
Oct.
19
19
179
28
8%
27%
22%
15%
14
29
40*
8
3
11
11
18
18
15
10% Mar. 1
Aug. 10
Oct.
18
Jan.
7
102% June 21 113
23
Oct. 19 48% Aug. 16
82
8
90
Jan. 14
30 50% Feb. 26
19 37
Oct. 26
19 29% July 15
11 132% June
3
19 170% Apr.
2
June
29 59
9
Oct. 19 25% Mar. 19
Oct. 26 104% Jan.
6
20% Oct. 19 62% Feb. 13
100
Sept. 25 112% Mar. 9
26
Jan.
8
45
Apr. 12
11% Oct. 19 51% Feb. 10
5% Oct. 19 27% Mar. 5
9
Oct. 19 30
Jan. 14
Jan. 25
8% Oct. 21 29
Oct.
47%
28%
13%
125%
93%
66%
8%
1
97
Mar.
Oct.
Oct.
Aug.
Oct.
June
1
Oct.
5
18
Oct.
17% Oct.
19
19
99
Oct.
1
75
19
19
20% Oct.
Oct.
4
5
10
27
19 125% Apr.
1
19
39% Jan. 20
46% Jan
19
20
19
19
1
9% Oct.
81% Oct.
1
29
Sale
38
Sale
Sale
84
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11% Sale
Sale
38
40%
32% 37
14% Sale
1
84
Sale
5%
7
5% Sale
75% 80
7% Sale
6% Sale
-,
19
22% Sale
7% Sale
Sale
6% Sale
49% Sale
Sale
4
14% Sale
65
;
70
34
35%
62% Sale
Sale
13
55
Sale
Sale
70
32%
35
'25% 8a"le"
.
97%
Sale
16
98
82
Sale
9
14%
Oct.
4% Oct.
19
21
2
10
18
11% Oct.
12% Oct.
19
16
19
Oct.
8
9% Oct.
2
16
19
19
6% Oct.
18
8
Oct.
19
4% Oct.
19
18
21
68
80
Oct.
Oct.
8
19
19
80
Oct.
2%
9%
30%
99%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
1
1
4
Oct.
4
3% Oct.
19
12% Oct.
1
9
4
1
4
7
102
Oct.
2% Oct.
% Oct.
19
19
19
27
19
19
7
4
19
16
19
19
19
19
19
Oct.
% Oct. 19
Qct. 19
9% Oct
19
47% Oct. 25
60% Oct. 20
24
.
65
63
Oct.
Oct.
18
21
5
19 104% Oct.
19
19
78% Oct.
8
19
5% Oct.
% Oct.
7% Oct.
30
Oct.
84% Oct.
20% Oct.
15% Oct.
2% Oct.
81
Oct*
5
4
2
4
5
54%, Oct.
13% Oct.
32% Oct.
4
7
2
2
8
Oct.
1
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
Oct.
4% Oct.
22
93
3
56% Oct.
1
8
5
38
1
22
4
Oct.
Oct.
1
Oct.
65
Oct.
19
19
27
19
16
19
19
19
23
19
.
Oct.
% Oct.
24
19
Oct.
19
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
45% Mar.
19% Jan.
22
Jan.
21%
4%
75%
19%
Oct.
7
5
20
9
23
12
26
69% Jan.
25% Jan.
42% Jan.
9
23
Mar.
Feb.
3
13
Jan
19 115
37
20
16
Oct.
Oct.
16% Oct.
86% Oct.
1
35
Oct.
29
47% Jan.
1
8% Oct.
70
Oct.
ID
25% Apr.
1
19
46% Oct.
4
21
90
Oct.
20 108% Oct.
5
90
1% Oct.
8% Oct.
7
1
n% Oct. 19
3
Oct.
19
2% Oct,
9
28
19
75
16
Oct.
Oct.
4
Oct.
48% Oct.
2
Oct.
8% Oct.
18
25
19
39
32% Oct? 21
39% Oct. 19
23% Oct. 27
6
Oct.
12% Oct.
96% Oct.
68% Oct.
24
Sale
23% Sale
21
16
Sale
14% Sale
8
Oct.
Oct
19
7
91
23 I
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7% Oct.
Oct.
4% Oct.
15% Oct.
60
6
4
1
2
8
"34 ""Oct? "4
62% Oct.
27
Oct.
29
10% Oct.
15% Oct.
8
1
19
21 102% Oct.
Oct.
19 113
20
24% Oct.
19
2
11
16% Oct.
1
7
2
Oct.
Oct.
% Oct.
3
Oct.
2% Oct.
75
Oct.
16
Oct.
4
Oct.
48% Oct.
2
Oct.
8% Oct.
67% Aug.
30
Sept.
39% Oct.
23% Oct.
6
Oct.
12% Oct.
96% Oct.
68% Oct.
21
21
Oct.
4
8
Oct.
8
13
15
14
16
Jan.
Jan.
Mar
Feb.
Aug.
19
9
23
3% Feb. H
July 19
Oct.
Oct.
29
5
23
4
27
6
6
16
13
49
70
21
8% Oct,:
11
Mar.
5% Jan.
18% Jan.
49% Jan.
108
Jan.
13% Feb.
17% Apr.
105% Jan.
10% Jan.
1 % Feb.
13% Apr.
52% Apr.
92% Aug.
37% Apr.
92
40
Oct.
31% Oct.
13
11
23
14
July
7
18% Jan. 15
Mar. 2
95
Mar. 11
19
28% Jan.
19 100% Feb.
21
56% Jan.
1
13
26
13
1
25
21
87
9% Oct. 19 35%
47% Oct. 25 77
50% Oct. 20 71 %
153
Apr. 14 171%
3
Oct. 19
10%
27
Oct.
6
56%
21% Oct.
14
8
14
8
12
19
19
19
19 37%, Jan. 14
5% Jan. 15
19
18 109% Feb. 17
41% Oct,
5% Oct
90
2
Oct.
Oct.
16
Oct.
80% Oct.
10% Oct.
7% Oct.
1
38% Oct.
18% Oct.
63% Oct.
27 161% Oct.
6
Oct.
19
6
35% Oct.
Oct.
19 105
20
26% Oct.
13% Oct,.
19
19 60% Oct.
41% Oct.
21% Oct.
7
Oct.
31% Oct.
35
34
19
19
19
23
40
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
19 120
Oct.
21
2
2
Jan.
Jan.
29 114
19 80% Jan. 26
1
1
32
Aug
31% Aug
19 20%
19 108
8 101
19 69%
5
Oct.
41% Oct.
5% Oct.
90
1
Oct.
Oct.
July
Oct.
90
Sept.
39% Oct.
95
Oct.
30
19
19
18
3
27
Oct.
Oct;
z4%
168%
75
33%
19
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
165% 155
82
Oct.
4
19 54
92% Oct.
5
6
1
19 54% Oct.
9
19 100% Oct.
Oct.
2
19 11
2% Oct.
1
19
19 45% Oct. 29
8% Oct. 30
19
10% Oct.
7% Oct.
1
65
36
Oct.
Oct.
15
3
8
28
13
19 108% Apr. 15
81 % Mar.
19
3
Mar 10
20 135
3
Jan. 11
19
19
17% Jan.
4
Jan.
12
9
14%
28 127
19 43
20%
18
25 109%
19
8%
19 23%
20
20
19
27
19
Jan. 11
Mar.
1
Feb
11
Jan.
6
Mar.
Mar
Jan.
Feb.
86
62
90% Mar
27
4
6
14
27
10
Oct.
29
18% Jan.
24
Feb.
16
5
5
19
21 109
19 143%
20 31%
19 29
Jan.
July 23
Mar. 5
Jan.
"• V,'
For footnotes see
page
17
19
48
18 179
Oct.
4
17
9
19% Feb.
Feb.
Aug.
3% Mar.
10% Feb.
33
45
Mar.
Jan.
6% Oct. 19
12
Oct. 19
Jan.
3
Oct. 19
Mar.
36
Oct. 19
80
Mar.
52% Oct. 19 135% Feb.
11
Oct. 19
21% Feb.
70
Feb.
Sept. 24 92
60
Feb. 16 74
July
24% Oct.
6
19
20
18
17
24
34% Sale
93% 100
15% Sale
4
5
7
11
Oct.
16
17
8
25% Oct.
41
Sale
101% 102%
107% Sale
15
Oct.
3
11
19
Sale
4%
Oct.
14% Oct.
26 102% Oct.
Oct.
19 39
Oct.
18 103
Oct.
1
13
6
19
19
118
Sale
60
13
2
2
3
Feb.
90% Mar.
68% Mar.
100
Mar.
4% Mar.
13% Mar.
4
Mar.
18% Mar.
12% May
32
Jan.
3% Mar.
7% Mar.
6% Mar.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
46
,
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
Oct.
17% Oct.
25
Sale
103 J
19
Oct.
5
75
10
27
811
85
19%
19
18 128
19 131
58%
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
20% Oct.
100
Oct.
9% Sale
9%
14
10
23%
105
1
Sate
105% Sale
29% Sale
28% Sale
Oct.
Oct.
32
18% Sale
32% Sale
97% 99%
26%
*16% *17% "id"* "10%
i08%
19
5
*35]i f mi *28%*Oct**i9 "37""0*c't"26
5%
Sale
........*
39.400 Davega Stores Corp........ ft
Conv 5% preferred
31,000
..25
5,010 Dayton Pr ft Lt 4% % pre 100
311,500 Deere ftr Co................*
v 69.800
Preferred.....
20
70,700 Diesel Wemmer-OUbertCorplO
Oct.
1% Oct.
1
)
75
86% Sale
Sale
48%
49%
82% Sale
19
19
19
16
701
52%
11%
31%
1%
35%
17%
50%
56%
155%
12%
Sale
13% Sale
50% Sale
41% 44
56%
Sale
19
19
6% Oct.
29% Oct.
12
3
36
2
104% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
106%
Sale
Sale
19
Oct.
Oct.
3
11%
Sale
19
Oct.
Oct.
14%
15%
6% Sale
43%
53
76% Sale
14% Sale
78
5% Sale
34
13% Sale
126
Oct.
1
Oct.
2% Oct. 23
4% Oct.
4
1% Oct. 21
7% Oct,
2
19
3
Sale
13% Sale
31% Sale
1%
1%
3% Sale
2%
3%
14% Sale
84
1% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
118% 123
2% Sale
(The)
•
Cuba RR 6% preferred... 100
Curtis
19
18
38%
18%
56%
z59%
"53" Sale'
100
Preferred.10U
33
53% Sale
32
17% Sale
Cuba Co
Sale
84%
85%
20% Sale
15% Sale
2% Sale
Sale
54%
104%
5%
5
Sale
47
Zellerbach Corp....5
pref....u—...... *
.
54.500
09% Sale
7
7%
12% Sale
conv
Crucible Steel of Amer
896,700
ushmans Sons 7% pref.. 100
2.370
$8 preferred..............*
1,430
52,700 Cutler-Hammer. Inc........ *
"""'165
30% Sale
*35% *36**
pref w w......*
85
9% Sale
6% Sale
49% 8aie
ex-warrants....*
73
81%
2% Sale
170
76
8
Sale
80
80
Sale
26%
97%
9% Sale
68% Sale
...........2ft
preferred
..100
Preferred
14
.....
Sale
20%
Sale
Sale
8ale
Sale
64
Sale
Sale
7%
Sale
67%
20%
40%
2%
44%
26%
5 % conv
77.609
44,600 Cream of Wheat ctfs_.
112.700 Crosley Radio..............*
326.000 Crown Cork ft Seal
•
^
Oct.
29% Oct.
*4% Oct.
*68% Oct.
82
Oct.
33% Oct.
85
90
90
Oct.
49% Sale
39% Oct.
99
101% 95
Oct.
9% Sale
5
Oct,
2% Sale
1
Oct.
44
Sale
34
Oct.
8% Sale
4% Oct.
25% Sale
21
Oct.
10
10%
11
Oct.
10
10%
6% Oct.
12% Sale
8
Oct.
8% Sale
4% Oct.
66
75
65
Oct.
69% Sale
63
Oct.
68
70
78% Oct.
2% Sale
1
Oct.
8% Sale
4% Oct.
26
Sale
22
Oct.
98
Sale
93
Oct.
5%
5%
3% Oct.
11
Sale
7
Oct.
101
104
102
Oct.
4% Sale
2% Oct.
% Sale
Ji Oct.
6
Sale
3
Oct.
21
24
16
Oct.
80%
82
80% Oct.
29% Sale
12%
11%
10%
13%
29% Sale
3% Sale
98
i02
100
28,910 Corn Exch Bank Trust Co..20
270,100 Corn Prod Refining.......2ft
&
9,200
Preferred.....
10 (J
660.200 Coty.Inc
•
65.100
19
31
9% Sale
79% 82
79
45% Sale
43% Sale
*20% Sale"
201,100 Continental Insurance..2.50
672.300 Continental Motors
1
806.000 Continental Oil of Del.....ft
132.500 Continental Steel Corp
*
48.200
10.100
6.900
23.600
51,100
41% Oct.
30
102
2
% Sale
461,100 Continental Can..........20
133,500 Continental Diamond Fibre 6
800
1
1
18
39%
10% Sale
10%
9%
1.500 Consumers Pow Co $4.50 pf_*
929,200 Container Corp of America.20
341,200 Continental Bakcl A
ClassB. .................•
961,600
17,700
54% Oct.
43% Oct.
20% Sale
20
20%
87% 88%
26
Sale
Sale
54% Sale
97
Feb.
4
63% June 10
48
19
10
23
11%
Sale
13%
52% Sale
92%
19
19
19
1
86% Mar. 10
23% Feb. 10
82
Feb. 10
21 111
Oct.
34% Sale
80% Sale
82
Oct.
31
12% Sale
9% Sale
36% Sale
....
T
- •
25
99
16% Sale
104% 106
10
694,300 X oitholidated leu lit
314,300 Consolidation Coal Co vtc.2ft
65,680
5% preferred v t C.
100
v
14,700
28.800
69,900
128.100
22.400
2,980
43,700
9,400
21
Sale
27
105
41% Oct.
58% Sale
25% Sale
I
18
Sale
97
36
20%
.....
Conso'ldated Oil Corp..... •
$ft preferred..............*
4,300
74,600 Consol RR of Cuba 6% pf.100
51,600
6.200
13
21%
.
2,461,900
91,900
63.500
88.800
2,000
46,400
8.300
442.500
118.000
.
Oct.
19
19
19
22
127
117
Sale
,
Sale
23
21 108
40% Oct.
3% Oct.
18% Oct.
Oct.
5
Broadcasting
..
380
70
Sale"
Sale
46
25
4
13
100% 104% 101
?20"" *29%
..*
<
20
1,100
138,800
2.200
36.1001
38
58% Sale
System Inc class A....2.50
.
153,200
492.000
16,100
6.900
33.400
1,600
1,130
40,300
16.300
400
.
Oct.
46% Oct.
83
56%
58%
13% Sale
102% 104%
.
10
800
57
20% Sale
103% 104%
•
4
1
34
19
107
30
127%
130
Class B
12,400
2.50
52,000 Columbian Carbon v t ©-..-* ii9% isn
150,700 Columbia Pictures Corp vt c *
35% Sale
S2.75 conv pref...........*
12,300
42
42%
2,492,100 < oiumbla <, s l< 1 common
*
18% Sale
31,600
6% pref series A........100 105% 106%
1.890
5% preferred..........100
92
98
i
362,700 Commercial Credit
10
68
Sale
15,400
4M % conv preferred
100 111% 120
315,600 Comm'l Investment Trust..*
76% Sale
15,000
$4.2ft con pref ser of '35.. • 117
120
1.204,000 Commercial Solvents.......*
18% Sale
on monweelth ft Southern
3.231,100
*
3% Sale
117,600
$6 preferred
69%
70%
78,600 Conde-Nost Public'ns.
13%
14%
273,000 Congoleum-Nairn Inc..... *
37
Sale
8,500 Congress Cigar
•
17%
20
3,250 Conn Ry ft Ltg 4% % pref. 100
16% 19%
93,700 Consol Aircraft Corp.......l
77,200 Consolidated Cigar........ • *17% *18*"
1,340
7% preferred...........100
78%
84
3,770
6%% prior pref........100
90% Sale
410
% prior pref ex-warr. 100
80% 110
1
116,600 Con*ol Film Industry
5% Sale
104,900
$2 partic preferred.......*
17
Sale
1,303,200 Consol Edison Coot N Y tnc *
44% Sale
75,740
$5 preferred.....
......* 106% 108%
118,700 Consol Laundries Corp.... 6 1
9%
9%
31.400
1,300
700
16,000
57.900
31.500
4,200
„,»i,
58% Oct.
8% Oct.
19
48%
5% preferred...........100
Columbia
5,600
10,300
•
Oct.
29% Oct.
19
19
88
.....
-~~
56
Atkman
112
Sale
18%
6% preferred........—100
Collin*
Sale
105
19
4%
4% ~~2
Oct" 19 "5*" Oc'tT"!
32% Sale
Oct.
4
24% Oct. 19 36
179
Oct. 18
Oct. 18 179
220
122% 124
4% 1st preferred.......100
2d preferred........100
i
380
175
107
36
m 4» 4* (to
.....
126" 127"
Class A......
Colgate-Palmollve-Peet Co.
\ .m
82
Colorado Fuel ft Iron Corp..*
Colorado ft Southern.... 1* 0
31,300
mm
36
......
800
m*
47
132,500 uueit, Peabody A co. .....*
1,270
Preferred.... C.
lot
125.900 Coca-Cola Co (The)........*
34.600
2,500
74.200
<m mm
Sale
5
35% Sale
34% Sale
40% Oct.
3% Oct.
18% Oct.
73
63
40%
50
91% Sale
15% Sale
73
78
63
75
Sale
m
3%
11
17%
6% Sale
Sale
111%
1%
Sale
10%
16%
~i0% Sale"
.
o
3
-
111 $4.50 ser pref..*
123.200 Cleve Graphite Bronze (1 be)l
610 Cleve ft Pitts RR Co 7% gtd 50
28.400
1%
4
86
7,920 CleveElec
12,400
Sale
38
Highest
Sale Prices
Oct.
8%
7%
16% Sale
6% Sale
6% Sale
24%
26
21% Sale
13% Sale
45
51
115 s
Sale
lOt
.....
Sale
11%
Sale
"2% Sale*
10i
31,000 Chicago Yellow Cab
*
■V70,600 Cbickasha Cotton O11.....10
27,755
r
3%
11%
......
„
Sale
5
ike
;
hie Rock lsl St Pac..„; KM
142,500
119,900
j
;
9
31
:.3i%
2% Sale
...100
imago & JNortb West
m
Sale
4%
5%
18% Sale
1% Sale
2%
2%
2% Sale
7%
38
Lowest
Sale Prices
40
2
7
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
11% Sale
49% Sale
95%
m
Sale
14% Sale
tChiu Indianap & Louis ptivu
Chicago Mall Order Co.....ft
tChic Mil St Paul ft Pacific.*
5% preferred....
2%
,
4% preferred...........100
206.300
250
916,100
12,300
1,670
;
III Sale
preferred...—.....10«
tChl< ago Great
..
11,600
36,800
90
1%
Sale
105
36
Sale
,
l'"
Sale
8
54% Sale
43%
Pref series A...........100
tChlc & East
47
Sale
12
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
31% Sale
107% Sale
46% Sale
109% 110%
35%
36%
37%
50
85%
86%
66% Sale
*
checker Cab
Oct. 30
Ask Bid
53
Sale
8% Sale
35%
40
Sale
Sale
71% Sale
96,900
Preferred
100
240,900 Chicago Pneum Tool
18,200
$3 cony preferred........*
5,200
V
»
Bid
Ask
71
17%
;
Oct. 1
1937
Bid
6% prior preferred—„_'00
Champion Paper ft Fibre Co
3,150
145.600
17,600
100,450
> 780,850
14,100
50.200
138,600
165,900
250,100
2,740
62,900
15,900
11,900
28,800
„
Jerro de Pasco Copp
ertaln-Teed Prod
:
600
..
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Jan. 2
;
609,900
38,410
10,900
6,760
14,200
110,300
k
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
In
1
STOCK' EXCHANGE-STOCKS ^r<™'ifr?33 *
£ N. Y.
/
5
0 *;.?*f'.i-; "?V
N. Y. STOCK
34
In
Since
STOCKS
Price
Jan. 2
EXCHANOK
Jan. 1
64,400
129,300
9,100
4,800
i
220
100
600
V
9,600
1,800
10,600
64,900
2,100
2,800
620
'
10,900
62,800
6,600
149,900
11,600
200
4,100
1,300
2,400
16,700
2.100
420
80,700
200
1,500
;
1,160
—
..
"
.
270,400
126,600
3,350
163,500
.......
2,390,100
142,800
72,100
77,200
'
600
18,666
57,300
24,900
10,600
-
42,000
11,200
6,210
5,110
84,400
64,220
29,490
135,600
2,000
122,700
113,700
2,040
14,200
7,620
306,400
175,400
220,900
58,600
20,500
110,500
27,400
14,466
10,000
110
-
1,000
320
30,700
15,100
33,400
8,500
3,000
17,600
...
....100
8% preferred
Palrbanks Morse Ac
Co....-
-
*
........100
6% preferred
Falardo Sug Co Porto
Federal Light At
*
25
Rtco.20
Traction..15
$6 preferred.
—*
Mining Ac Smelt. .100
10
400
200
25,200
780
640
390
27,600
23,300
100
20.800
61,000
170
26,400
50.800
9,200
1,100
8,400
J
100
612,000
67,600
78,500
40
6,400
790
1,049.900
7.200
6,600
24,200
13.900
260
23,300
16,100
10
90.200
6,700
27,400
3,960
39,100
2.900
62.500
-
98.100
2,000
385* Oct.
235* Oct.
335* Oct.
115* Oct.
165* Oct.
1
185* Oct.
4
30
Oct.
15
19
Oct.
19
Oct.
74
Oct.
Oct.
20
15
19
335* Oct.
19
295* Oct.
Oct.
19
Oct.
20
45
7
Oct.
19
41
Oct.
19 115
Oct.
19
Oct.
19
25
Oct.
15* Oct.
19
19
Oct.
19
_
10
1125* Oct.
Sale
Sale
1135* Oct.
130
1075* Oct.
1095* Oct.
111
114
158
Sale
285*
75*
305*
85*
Gabriel Co
Oct.
;
25*
75* Sale
145
168
Sale
158
1625* 163
24
245* 155*
3
5J* Sale
25 5* Sale
155*
35*
75* Sale
85* Sale
1735* Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale;
Sale
Sale
40
47
37
1
For footnotes tee page 40.
—
Oct.
1
94
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
13
2
27
25
30
Oct.
2
Oct.
28
15
19
10
25 1165* Oct.
Oct.
19 146
20 1345* Oct.
1095* Oct.
21
25
5* Oct.
3
112
27 115
Oct.
85* Oct.
15* Oct.
1
19
Oct.
19
20 1355* Feb.
18
19
21 1095* Oct. 29
1095* Oct. 27 1155* Jan. 22
Oct.
1075* Oct.
1
1
19 17
Oct. 19 198
Apr.
2 163
155* Oct. 19 375*
25* Oct.
1
145
Aug. 16
28
150
Jan.
1
1
2
7
Oct.
Oct.
19
155* Oct.
35* Oct.
19
19
19
19
3
»
50
Sale
165*
125*
785*
65* Sale
155* Sale
25* Sale
25*
25*
Sale
14
saw
40
125*
35*
87
Jan.
8
19
445* Jan.
16
19
19
19
2
Jan.
19
8
29
Jan.
Jan.
18
18
15
60
Feb.
11
Oct.
1055* June 10 1155* Jan.
19
19
21
Jan.
16
Jan.
30
19
3
75* Oct.
„
Oct.
35*
95* Sale
14
Sale
6
riH m
35*
115*
175*
115*
Oct.
?8 81
18
Feb.
Feb.
19
9]
Jan.
19
23]
353
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
3
65*
155*
25*
25*
145*
425*
Oct.
7
55* Sale
135* Sale
25* Sale
2
25*
11
Sale
Oct.
15* Oct.
1
Oct.
75* Oct.
235* Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
19
Jan.
Jan.
18
Jan.
11
19
405* Oct.
125* Oct.
19
Jan.
18
18
Jan.
4
Oct.
18
75* Oct.
77
70
18
85
Oct.
Oct.
22
80
Mar. 11
Oct.
Oct.
19
96
Oct.
Oct.
27
90
2
15
19
Apr.
19
Oct.
4
2
19
19
55* Oct.
25* Oct.
2
19
19
Feb.
25* Oct.
15* Oct.
100
Oct.
Feb.
25
14
19
Oct.
1
19
27
83
19
19
Jan.
Oct.
*65
Oct.
225* Oct.
Oct.
1
19
Mar.
19
345* Oct.
4
Oct.
5
2
19
,30
17
Sale
Sale
335* Sale
295*
19
4
-
26
Oct.
5
26
285* Oct.
975* Oct.
375* Oct.
Mar. 11
Feb.
Mar.
115* Oct.
Oct.
2
36
Oct.
21
8
35
32
26
Oct.
13
35* Oct.
1
Oct.
4
18
19
19
20
Sale
31
112
Sale
415*
Sale
Oct.
19
Oct.
19
39
Oct.
20
Feb.
9
1
5
Feb.
5
Mar.
9
Feb.
1
3
Apr.
19
905* Oct.
255* Oct.
1
115* Oct.
3
25
88
6
19
25
Feb.
70
96
Jan.
14
12
Oct.
Oct.
1
Sept.
9
55* Oct.
4
19
Jan.
57
Oct.
28
64
Oct.
29
9
Jan.
18
Oct.
Oct.
4
19
Jan.
102
Oct.
Oct.
29
19
Oct.
5
19
Mar. 25
Jan.
4
17
Oct.
4
19
Jan.
8
35* Oct.
75* Oct.
2
Oct.
18
Mar.
3
19
19
July
Jan.
16
Jan.
28
25* Oct.
67
255* Sale
1055* Sale
29
335*
155* 17
18
80
Sale
255* Sale
55* Sale
83
Oct.
27
35* Sale
385* Sale
Oct.
223
13
19
18
19
20
;
Feb.
19
Sale
Sale
50
Sale
9
18
22
18
19
8
4
Jan.
1
22
Sale
Mar.
1
19
Oct.
76
27
110
28
28
15
14
31
26
Oct.
50
14
21
3
21
Mar.
19
165* Oct.
Sale"
Jan.
18
91
Sale
Mar. 17
Mar. 17
Jan.
•»«»«»
415*
145*
38
10
15
Mar. 17
i§J
1814!
271
■
83
78]
535* Oct.
45* Oct.
85* Oct.
,
27
Oct.
86]
Sale
85
48
15* Oct.
315* Sale
425* Sale
102
,
75* Feb.
6
265* Jan. 14
925* Jan.
7
19
19
70
35*
Feb. 11
16
Mar. 17
455* Feb. 11
16
Feb. 23
37
465* Oct.
72
11
Oct.
5* Oct.
15* Oct.
145* Oct.
1065* Oct.
595*
5
Mar.
Oct.
Oct.
60
19
19 1805* Jan.
130
Oct.
465*
16
Jan.
1135* Oct.
15
29
24
Sale
Jan.
7
Jan.
5:
Feb. 19
Jan. 16
Jan. 19
May 28 122
35* Oct.
65* Oct.
Oct.
8
Jan.
395*
15s
3 5*
85*
175*
Oct.
285* Oct.
75* Oct. ,5
315* Oct.
9
9
55
J* Oct.
13
9
17
51
Jan. 28
125* Mar. 8
775* Jan. 25
1435* July 13
Oct., 19
Oct. 19
9
22
19
Oct.
Oct.
19
15* Oct.
35* Oct.
.
19 26
19 109
29
19
18
203
63
1
19
19
1
Oct.
Oct.
285*"'Oct. v7
Oct.
105* Oct.
19
18
Oct.
5
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
96
20
90
4
55* Oct.
19
19
Oct.
20
94
385* Oct.
5
Oct.
117
Oct.
25* Oct.
65* Oct.
145* Oct.
Oct.
66
.
-
315*
185*
5*
15*
20
19
Oct., 19
30
$3 preferred
.........10
12,620
26 5*
27
16,880 GamewellCo (The).........*
105
2,060 Gannett Co Inc conv $6 pf—* 102
16
165*
Gar Wood Industries Inc
3
219,000
125* Sale
170,300 Gen American Investors..—*
$6 preferred
......* 104 5* 1075*
7,400
73
Sale
131,700 Gen Amer Transp Corp.....5
175* Sale
284,600 General Baking Co...———5
150
$8 1st preferred
1,520
......* 145
12
Sale
.........5
261,000 General Bronze
285* Sale
246,400 General Cable-........—..*
Class A
——*
60>* Sale
71,900
Prefeired 7%
1235*
100 120
15,300
50
Sale
56,100 General Cigar Inc...—...—*
Preferreo (7)
...100 1505* 154
1,370
*
55
Sale
2,607,800 General Electric...—..—
*
395* Sale
361,450 General Foods
25* Sale
727,800 General Gas & Electric cl A.*
$6 conv preferred A
555*
59_._*
2,050
65,200 General Mills...——.*
615* 6254
6% preferred
....100 1185* 119
6,310
625* Sale
5,563,600 General Motors Corp......10
Preferred (6)... .........* 1205* Sale
60,000
57
Sale
24,600 Gen Outdoor Advertising. A*
Common :
—._—.*
161,900
145* Sale
1
66,700 General Printing Ink
970
$6 preferred...—...——* 1075* 108"
160,500 General Public Service.....*
454 Sale
57
Sale
108.500 GeneralRy Signal...—.—. •
560
1185*
6% preferred...........100 115
Grit h»h)u » i'till ties Corp I
4 5* Sale
876,200
44
Sale
$6 preferred—.———...—*
60,500
70
Sale
124.300 Genet a I R ef rectories.
87
Sale
26,040 Gen Steel Castings $6 pref..*
Sale
30
179,600 .Gen Theatre* Equip Corp.
*
39
415*
24,100jGen Time Instrum Corp ...»
76,4001General Tire Ac Rubber Co..5
725,500 Gillette 8afetv Rasoi
155* Sale
855* 865*
19,100
$5 conv preferred....
*
......
19
Oct.
55* Oct.
265* Oct.
7
Sale
125
5
35
4
Sale
123
70
28
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
90
41
Oct.
Oct.
3
055*
445*
465* Feb.
24 .: Oct.
41
\m
48 5*
19
Oct.
60
745*
7
415* Jan. 25
165* Oct.
27
47
11
33 5*
25
19
Oct.
60
35*
42
15
Oct.
35* Oct.
65* Oct.
52
48
Oct.
19
19
55
50
15
27
5* Oct.
15* Oct.
145* Oct.
1065* 108
44
Sale
8
28
1
19
22
75* Sale
39 5*
34 5*
185* Oct.
Mar.
Feb.
19
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
48
05
Sale
43 5* Sale
96
Oct.
255*
5*
2>*
195*
45
55* Sale
4% Sale
415* Sale
Mar. 17
20
Oct.
435* Sale
Sale
22
79
110
85* Sale
29
605* Oct.
19 175
1 163
52
305* Sale
5*
5*
35* Sale
255* Sale
97
103
19
7
Oct.
27
10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
155* Sale
565* Sale
Oct.
65* Oct.
10
19
Oct.
1
19
13
17
2
4
1
Oct.
45* Sale
135* Sale
455* Sale
4 J*
97
102
45*
45*
5
i
5H
25*
2 J*
Federated Departm't
Oct.
Sale
85
19,820
62,800
11,600
21
Sale
Sale
07
(The) Class A
*
127,620
165.700 Galr Co Inc (Robt)
...—1
150
4,700
2,010
114
73
2,320
■
Oct.
15*
35*
14
—100
Federal Motor Truck
*
Federal Screw Works
—*
Federal Water Service A
*
Preferred
219,300 {Follansbee Bros—
83,100 Food Machinery Corp...—10
:
2,020
45*% conv pref........100
.10
254,100 Footer-Wheeler
4,090
7% conv preferred——*
85,700 Francisco Sugar Co—..—*
1,370 Franklin Simon pref......100
..10
324,800 Freeport Sulphur Co
2,900
6% conv pref...........100
*
3,470 Fuller Co prior oref
$6 2d preferred—......—*
9,090
20,100
14,500
1,080
39,500
41
105* Feb.
19 1465* Jan.
19
22
May
15 30
May
27 765* Feb.
19 365* Feb.
15
405* Feb.
19 23
Apr.
125* Oct.
Oct.
Federal
Stores.*
4H% preferred.——
100
Fidelity Phenlx Firs Ins.3.50
160 Filene's (Wm) Sons Co
*
10
304,400 Firestone Tire & Rubber
t 22,600
6% preferred series A...100
•
96,200 First National Stores
—•
405,600 Fllntkote Co (The)—.,
22,000 Florence Stove Co.———•
6,000 Florshelm Shoe (The) cl A—*
42,500
1,100
10,900
66.100
1,100
29
22
9
75*
>
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
94
30
Sale
125*
13 5*
285* Sale
55* Sale
P35* Sale
23
Sale
69
Sale
00
215
60
Sale
Oct.
5
7
13
Sale
Sale
98
Oct.
17
8
18
7
58 5t Mar.
24 H Mar.
19
19
53
263
Sale
Sale
123
Sale
393
12 5* Sale
7
19 105
Highest
19
15
27
19
35
115*
Sale
$7 preferred
...—-*
$6 preferred............—*
Fairbanks Co.
Oct.
Oct.
15* Oct.
Oct.
605*
15
27
165*
Sale
Sale
5
10
41
1625*
2
1
3
65* Oct.
Sale
94 5l
2lk
159
4
Oct.
Oct.
12
30
335*
40
Sale
255* Oct.
19
5
Highest
Sale Prices
13
Oct.
19
125* Oct.
385* Oct.
185* Oct.
Sale
Elec Storage
Exchange Buffet Corp
19
19
98
147
Sale
25
v
180 Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co. .50
5
79,000 Eureka Vacuum Clean
223,800 Evans Products Co.........5
14*566
f
Elec Power Ac Light
Oct.
Oct.
15* Oct.
5
Sale
11!
1753
34
Highest
Sale Prices
13
Sale
Sale
Battery—.....*
93,000 tElh Horn Coal Corp.......*
157,300
6% preferred..—........50
3
251,300 El Paso Natural Gas Co
14,900 Endlcott-Johnson......... 50
2,330
5% preferred...—......100
51,500 Engineers Puti Service...... 1
10,400
$5 cony preferred ........*
*5.50 preferred w w.—*
8,100
2,000
$6 cum preferred...-.....*
141,800 Equitable Office Bldg
"
100
480,300 Erie Railroad
203,600
4% 1st preferred..——.100
75,700
4% 2d preferred
..100
390
12,500
1,100
*
5
Co. of N. J.*
Eastern Rolling Mills.
Eastman Kodak
6% preferred.....———100
Eaton Mfg. Co..............4
355,000 Eltlngon Schlld
... *
610,510 Electric Auto Lit* (The)—5
-3
803,700 Electric Boat......
Elec Ac Musical Ind—
492,900
American shares..—....
30,900
56,200
120,400
147,400
68,300
493,400
35,100
14,200
12,300
4,100
13,400
21,000
1,500
Ask
Bid
„
.
190
V
Par
Lowest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Oct. 30
Oct. I
1937
43
483,700 Delaware Ac Hudaon—...100
17 5*
788,100 Del Lack 9c Western..
50
8
69,600 tDenver RloGrAc Wes pref 100
100 144
33,500 Detroit Edison
12
5,110 Detroit Ac Mackinac Ry Co 100
21
1,290
5% non cum pref
—100
61
16,300 DevoeAc Reynolds A
*
315*
79,700 Diamond Match—.—
*
39 5*
Participating 9% Pref—2*
20,700
38,100 Diamond T Motor Car Co...2
265*
434,300 Distil Corp-Seagrams Ltd
*
35*
21,400
5% pref with warrants.100
205*
26,200 Dixie-Vortex Co..........—*
Class A
*
3,430
70,450 Doe hie r Die Casting Co.....*
49 5*
*
313,200 Dome Mines Ltd.
11
36,600 Dominion Stores Ltd-..-.— *
70 5*
925,340 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc..—*
*
28,900 Dow Chemical Co
505*
10,100 Dresser (S R) Mfg cony cl A..*
36
Class B
•
30,800
1
20,200 JDuluth South Sh & Ati.100
2
33,800
6% preferred..
—.100
7
59,100 Dunhill International
1
16
14,700 Duplan silt
——.._...-■*
860
8% preferred
100 118
173 5*
413,800 Du Pont de Nem Ac Co (El).20
134
18,800
t>% nonvoting deben .100
1,500
$4.50 preferred
*
;
4,520 Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf.100 U2 5*
35,300
23,400
?
N. Y. STOCK
Sharer
Share*
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN OCTOBER
AOOaBOATE SALES
October
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
225* Oct.
110
Oct.
Oct.
1
Oct.
85* Oct.
2
Oct.
95* Oct.
Oct.
94
1
Oct.
20
Oct.
19
19
19
19
20
9
13
19
June 21
Feb.
1
2
Oct.
19
Feb.
9
5
17
Oct.
1
Oct. ®19
Jan.
14
Oct.
4
Feb.
Oct.
2
11
4
Oct.
1
5
Oct.
5
Oct.
13
19
19
19
25
19
Feb.
Oct.
13
5
Jan.
Sept. 27
Jan.
Jan.
19 515*
19
95*
13 118
5
19
165*
19
32
19
Oct.
25 100
Oct.
285* Oct.
19
1 1115* Oct.
27
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar
455* Oct.
1
Oct.
19
285* Oct.
5* Oct.
Oct.
19 £34
15* Oct.
19
22
Oct.
19
Feb.
4
Oct.
Jan.
38
Oct.
22
40
Oct.
29
Oct.
19
22
48
Oct.
19
60
Oct.
1
Oct.
19
Jan.
118 v
Oct.
19 120
Oct.
1
May
495* Oct.
25 1165* Oct.
2
Oct.
9
1
11
Oct.
1
Oct.
.
34
Oct.
315* Oct.
Oct.
215* Oct.
35* Oct.
85* Oct.
1035* Oct.
15* Oct.
111
17
94
1
14
18
Oct.
,
19
19
34
19
75* Oct.
135* Oct.
19
15 106
19
19
Oct. 26
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
135* Oct.
95* Oct.
195* Oct.
8
8
Oct.
Oct.
56
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
Oct.
35* Oct.
265* Oct
1
Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
26
Oct.
25* Oct.
225* Oct.
1
Oct.
4
Oct.
Oct.
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
4
94
37
37
20
25
Jan.
23
13
21
9
18
29
1
Feb.
19
25
Feb.
18
1
11
Feb.
2
19
19
Jan.
9
19
15
Feb.
1
Mar. 20
Jan.
19
19
26
Jan.
19
13
Feb.
4
Jan.
22
Jan.
20
Jan.
7
Oct.
19
19
19
19
Oct.
19
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Oct.
11
Oct.
175* Oct.
125* Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
19
Aug.
4
Oct.
2
Oct.
19
Feb.
70
4
31
Feb.
4
6
25
11
30
1
23
'
Nov., 1937]
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
-•:
Share•
99,200
4,ioo
30,700
1,700
215,900
30,500
48,100
IT. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Oct. 1
1937
i
Par
Bid
Ask
Bid
21
14%
Sale
11,100
19,500
350
285,800
1,679,400 Graham-Paige
Motor*
—
—
Oct. 30
Ask Bid
Sale
Sale
59
1/33
Sale
56
Sale
47
51
Sale
"5% Sale"
3
Sale
3% Sale
6% Sale
28 %
101 %
26% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
.....1
70%
Sale
90
6% Sale
11% Sale
96%
3% Sale
70
93
42,400
,
■
•
470,300
Smelting & Power Ltd
5
.173,600 Grand I'nlon Co tri/vat erf*.. 1
90,300
S3 conv preferred aeries...*
96,300 Granite City Steel
*
•fcl' 91,900 Grant (W T)
512,500 Great Northern Ir ore prop *
1,226,100 Great Northern pref
1®"
118,300 Great Wear Sug
Preferred
2,840
100
310 Oreen Bay & Western RR.100
185,400 Green (H L) Co
1
1,057,700 Greyhound Corp (The)——*
43,700
5 % % preferred
10
16,400
8,600
10,500
14,400
50,400
167,500
14,200
...
350
100
119,800 Guantanamo Sugar...;
*
4,200
8% preferred
.....100
34,500 Gulf Mobile Or Northern... 1 on
28.500
6% preferred...........100
490
'
7,700
3,200
600
7,200
3,990
203,600
44,800
3,110
4,500
107,500
510
220
18,400
3,500
260
160
25,600
■
:
80
8,900
or
Hackenssck Water.....*
25
Preferred A.........——25
.
Hall
Printing
110
Hamilton Watch.....——-*
6% preferred....
...100
(M A) Co |5 pref—.*
Henna
*
Harbison Walker Refrac
6% preferred...
.....100
57,600 Hat Corp das* At.
1
2,280
6%% preferred w w
100
260,100 Hayes Body Corp.......
2
24,600 Hazel-Atlas Co............25
561,200 Hecker Prod Corp v t c...—•
5,100 Helme (G W)............-.25
—
140
35,000
3,400
82,100
200
;
680
7% preferred
95,900 Hercules Motors...........*
17,200
42,900
Hercules Powder..........
,570
—
500
18,000
200
15,500
14,000
120
680
46,800
2,200
119,600
82.800
6%
Sale
4% Sale
23
43% Sale
47% Sale
24
32%
320,500
7% preferred.........—100
Mining
12.50
Sale
16
Sale
42
Sale
9
43
25
25
6
19
Oct.
Oct.
19
28
Oct.
19
% Oct, 2
3% Oct* 28
4
Oct,
96
Oct.
2
55% Oct.
16% Oct.
77
Oct.
Oct.
18
19
Oct.
19
1% Oct.
19
2% Oct.
2
3
19
19
3% Oct.
55
6% Oct.
68
Oct.
3% Oct.
18
13% Jan.
Oct.
19
96
1% Oct.
1
i
28
18
2
58% Jan.
% Oct.
6% Feb. 25
19
8% Feb. 19
28 115
Feb. 17
19
50% Mar. 11
18 87% Mar. 11
19 47% Mar. 11
19 141
Mar. 11
Oct.
1
18
19
9
9
51 % Jan.
6
Oct.
13
29% Mar.
90% Mar.
19
Oct.
96
1
4
1
•
19 102
Oct.
Oct.
'32 Oct.
1% Oct.
4
28
26% Oct.
69% Oct.
30% Oct.
55% Oct.
16% Oct.
62%
34
Sale
14% Sale
"M "3%
51%
12%
56
13
51%
53
25%
33
35%
37%
14
7% Sale
28%
32%
9%
10
26% Sale
102% 104
97% 100
30% Sale
Sale
51
16%
19
5
9
Oct.
19
19
15
Jan. 12
Jan. 22
Feb.
1
Feb.
8
Jan.
5
Mar. 8
May 20
55
100% 101%
13% Sale
110
164
125
167
100
159,700
23.500
10.100
2.500
129,600
75.700
1,519,100
Sale
105,900
3.000
v
*
,
5% Sale
51% Sale
93%
94%
"65%
108
112%
25
32
'49% Sale"
27%
Sale
120% 121%
98
Sale
23% Sale
18%
Sale
42%
24
Sale
Sale
113%—— 110
47
*4i% "42""
Sale
31
Sale
V ro
177,700
11,300
40,200
6,100
'
3,240
9,400
247.400
1.834,600
704.200
120,900
7,800
103,400
50,200
591,200
►
800
120.600
32.300
„
_
21,000
6% preferred......
*
*
Internet
Agricultural......*
Prior preferred.........100
Preferred
Corp...........l
of Canada..*
........
*
.
100
260,200 Internat Paper & Pow cl B.*
888,800
Class C
.....•
309.600
New.......—...........15
204,300
5% cony pref...........100
16,680 Int Rya of Cent Amer—...»
3,130
Voting trust certificates..*
22,170
5% preferred
........100
16,200 International Salt.I.......*
33.200 International Shoe.....
*
70.100 international Silver
10*
'm 8,585
7% preferred
10f
163,500
6,720
"If, 890
2,000
4,900
6,500
ool'160
2,143,100
837.400
0.900
54,900
250
2.900
5,300
57,200
610
mmmmmtm
1,500
45.200
r
_
20,000
■aland
Goal..........!
$6 preferred..............1
•ewel
Tenlnc..............*
18
Jan.
4% Feb.
....
9.600
i
20
650
21.300
6,400
5.500
7.200
Aanaaa City Lt
1st
pf Ser H •
178.100 Kansas City Southern..—1 oo
32.100
4% preferred...........100
34.500 Kaufman Oeut Stores..012.5«
39.600 Kayser(J) ft Co
5
'
5
Sale
17% Sale
5
43
Sale
Sale
191
160
9% Sale
6%
6%
17% Sale
63% Sale
132% 135%
12
6
910 Kelth-Albee Orpheum pf.lOf
Kelsey Hayes Wheel—
20.900
115,700
Convertible class A.......1
24,200
115.300
990
3,330
Coot class B.—......—1
Kendall Co 06 pt pf sar A...*
27% Oct. 16
26% Oct.
26% Apr.
4% Oct.
Oct.
2
9% Oct.
2
19
26% Oct.
" "53"
49
Oct.
125
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
16
27 108
26 105
18
Oct.
1
18
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
20 102% Oct.
see
page
40*
1
5
1
1
19
9% Oct.
15 100
Oct.
19
56
94
Oct.
Oct.
19
Oct.
20 98%
19
18%
19 24 %
19 111%
Oct.
Oct,
19
48
19
31
5
30% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
1
1
4
9
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
52% Sale
26%
28
49% Sale
32
Sale
86
88
12
Sale
"32% 8ale"
105
Sale
19%
20
28% Sale
120%
84
187
4%
Oct.
Oct.
12
54
Sale
2% Sale
6%
8
9% Sale
37
Oct.
1% Oct.
3% Oct.
Oct.
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct,
Oct.
19
19
19
19
Oct.
19
Sale
2% Sale
82
Sale
Sale
Sale
24
M 45%
8%
9%
9% Sale
24% Sale
86
126
Sale
134
Sale
70
13
Sale
4
Sale
5% Sale
30% Sale
104% 102
Sale
4%
Sale
11%
Sale
3%
37% 29%
Sale
Sale
152
Sale
Sale
110
1% Oct. 19
8
Oct.
16
41
6
Oct.
4
Oct.
4
Oct.
8
16
Oct.
19
Oct.
1
41
Oct.
Oct.
19
10% Oct.
9% Oct.
31% Oct.
1
29
1
6
Oct.
72
Jan. 20
25% Mar. 11
22% Jan. 20
19 47% Apr. 20
19 144
Feb.
5
19
19 106
Oct.
16 132
64
Oct.
25
6%
3%
1%
20
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
19
6% Oct.
19 35% Oct.
16 106
Oct.
19
4% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18% Oct.
Oct.
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
1% Oct.
■
.....
6
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
6%
Sale
37
Sale
53% Sale
5%
6
21
36
25
74
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
37
Sale
80
7% Sale
7% Sale
18
Sale
16
Sale
83
Sale
75
86
13%
14%
12%
15
24% 25% 22% 24
80
125
132% 100
36% Oct.
2% Oct.
35
Oct.
16% Oct.
4% Oct.
4
2
31
20
Sale
17% Sale
104% 107
101
11% Sale
7% Sale
92
Sale
41
OctI~28
4
Oct.
1
31% Oct.
81% Oct.
5
6
6% Oct.
9% Oct.
23
Oct.
19
18% Oct.
1
72% Oct.
18
20
19
83
Oct.
1
13% Oct.
25
5
5
25
61% Oct,
9 % Oct.
20% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7
Oct.
4
92
Oct.
Oct.
19
8
8
19 102
6 125
Oct.
Oct.
4
-
Oct.
1
Oct.
11
27 105% Oct.
19 24% Oct.
25 118% Oct.
19
11% Oct.
19 21% Oct.
19 23% Oct.
19
18% Oct.
19 90
Oct.
1
1
25
2
22
1
1
5
19 13% Oct.
19
10% Oct.
29 100
Oct.
6
Oct.
Oct.
65
Oct.
Oct.
52
19
19 110
4
Oct.
19
6% Oct.
23
16
9% Oct. 19
72% Oct. 18
9% Oct. 20
20% Oct. 19
zllo
Sept. 23
-
52% Oct. 25
74
120
72
xl8
Oct.
Mar.
Oct.
Oct.
115% Apr.
Oct.
15
Oct.
14% Oct.
82% Oct.
7
1
4
Oct.
Oct.
92
Oct.
19
19
19
Mar
Feb.
15% Feb.
8
Oct.
36% Jan.
107% Apr.
26% Jan.
30
Apr.
127
Aug.
87% Jan.
19 155
18 126
27 136
46
19
8 121
19 29
14% Oct. 19
9
"•
16 143
July 30
25 131% Mar. 6
19 33% Feb. 23
6
Jan. 18
19
19 13% Jan. 20
19 64% Apr. 20
39Oct. 19 78% Mar. 10
127% May 27 135% Jan.
6
Apr.
6
8% Sept. 13 18
4% Sept. 10
9% Apr.
6
7% Oct. 19 19% Sept. 22
36% Oct. 19 68% Sept.22
Fet>. 16
2% Oct. 19 10
8% Jan. 30
4% Sept. 25
35
Oct. 19 57% Feb. 16
19% Oct; 19 28% Jan. 25
30
Oct. 19 49% Jan.
4
1
29
55
60% 51
52% Oct.
74
Sale
Oct.
85% Sale
Oct.
123% 122% 123% 122
13% Sale
10% Sale
100
53
22% Oct.
19
72
105% Sale
83
Sale
xl8
24% Sale
19% 20
118
120% 118% 120% 118%
5
11% Sale
10% Sale
18%
22
19% 20
14%
23% Sale
15
20% 21
17
Sale
14%
18% Sale
90
93
87
93
82%
25
110
19
19
19
4
28
Oct.
8ale
Sale
29%
Oct.
62% Oct.
6% Oct.
4
122
24%
19
19
19
Sept. 20 111% July 17
19 11 % Mar. 16
19 28% Mar. 11
2
19
9% Apr. 14
18% Oct. 19 63% Apr. 14
132
Oct. 19 189
Jan.
4
63
Oct. 19 120
Aug. 6
Jan. 18
144% Apr. 30 162
3
Oct. 19
16% Jan. 29
1% Oct. 19 15% Apr.
9
6
Oct. 19 18% Jan.
7
6
5
65
102
104
19
Mar. 17
67% Mar. 11
2% Oct.
4
4
1
19
18
100
4
1
4
2
1
27
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
6% Oct.
26
19 134% Oct.
Oct.
3% Oct.
1% Oct.
20
Oct.
29
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
20% 21
43% Sale
64
2
52% Oct.
"OctT"l9
19% Oct.
30
16
126
128
44
116%
16
80
132
1
91
Oct.
5% Oct.
16
1
7
11
19
15% Oct.
19
4% Oct.
19
37% Oct.
19 147% Oct.
19
95% Oct.
26 152
Oct.
19
8% Oct.
19
6% Oct.
19
9% Oct.
39% Oct. 19
132
17
51
5%
47% Sale
21
Aug. 17
28
Oct.
Oct.
2
38
22
10
21
18
8
133
8
11
20
Oct.
63
Oct.
78% Sale
146% 151% 146% Oct.
8%
1% Oct. 19
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Oct.
16
80
132
73
94
17
132
6
19
19
19
5% Oct. 19
100
39% Feb. 11
17%
90%
5%
15%
23%
4%
4
'
4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
ISale
143
-
2% Oct.
4
7% Oct. 21
11% Oct.
2
3% Oct.
1
Sale
20%
63
1
Oct.
22
6
26
11
10
14
117% Aug. 13
15% Jan. 25
126
Feb.
9
166
Jan.
6
Oct.
4%
37
1%
3%
44
85
7% Sale
59%
May
6
Oct. 19
82
21% Sale
81 ■*
19
44
60
82
"47% Sale' "Bo" Sale"
41
32
20
1
132
62
19
Oct.
Oct.
5
1
56%
y
"l6% Sale' '14% Sale" ""7%0"c"t:"l9 "i6%"octT""i
7% Sale
28
19
19
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
58% Mar.
140
Feb.
17% Jan.
106% Feb.
8
Jan.
19 185
Feb.
3
125
May 22 135% Feb.
2
6% Sept. 15
3% Oct, 11
49
Oct. 19 67% Ja5. 21
88
Oct. 19 111
Jan. 19
21
Oct. 15 37
June
4
15% Oct. 19 52 % Feb.
5
94
Oct. 20 120% Jan.
4
10
Oct. 19
30% Mar. 9
15% Oct. 19 43% Jan.
7
109
Oct. 19 114% Mar.
3
x39 % Oct. 19
50% June 29
23
Oct. 19 41
Jan.
5
6
Oct. 19 27% Feb. 11
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
105
4
Oct
v
Oct.
Oct.
96% Aug. 25
140
11
19 135% Oct. 27
8 128% Oct.
5
11
5% Oct.
1
24
Sale
Sale
""8% ""9""
123
5
71%
1%
89
6
2
5
21
-
Oct.
19
15
Oct.
8
7
Jan.
20% Feb. 10
92
1
"iI"""OctT"l9 "23% Oct! "i
Salej
105
8
5
6
19
101
Oct.
Oct.
98% Oct.
36
11
6
123
5
Oct.
4%
4
19
28 132
19
9
19
75
19
3%
6
8
18
34% Feb.
11%
Oct.
Oct.
1% Oct.
Oct.
89
2
10
10
97% Oct.
30% Oct.
27 104
71% Oct.
23
17
19
19
Oct.
33
11
19
1
For footnotes
6
Oct.
6% Sale
9% Sale
52
Oct.
10
Sale
95%
*
28
88% Oct.
15% Sale
4%
4%
5% Sale
151
8
19
17%
59%
56
Sale
105% Sale
Oct.
59
19
19
12
138
100%
4%
15%
4%
35%
146%
1
19
19
19
19
19
106
35
6
7% Oct.
2
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
19
19
15
19
31
91
Oct.
19
42% Jan.
145%
64%
19 39%
19
16%
14
8% Sale
130
Sale
28
Oct.
,
5%
27%
48%
47%
28%
56%
14
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
8
Sale
;
31
15
Oct.
31% Oct.
4% Oct.
19
Oct.
150% Sale
3.990
Preferred
190
21.855 • one* A Laugh Steel pref
41.500 Kalamazoo Stove A Furn ColO
190
480
*
196.300 lohns-Mantille
5,420
'
Internat Tel A Tel
6,900
Foreign share certifs.....*
275,400 Interatate Dept Store*
1
2,870
Preferred.............. IF
37,800 Intertype Corp.
136
23% Sale
5%
5%
11% Sale
45
47%
110% —
157
,
25Y.866
134
135
117
Oct.
19
19
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
10% Sale
9%
10%
13%
13%
37% Sale
7% preferred
.100
Internet Hydro>Elec Sys A.25
Internet Mercan Marina....*
Internet Nickel
47
68
71
15% Sale
186
Int Mining
6.700
•
lot Business Machines.....*
Internet Harvester,........*
2,254.100
431,300
i 1,100
100
Intercontinental Rubber
Inter lake Iron
1.259,800
322,300
429,400
37,100
.....10
189,GOO Inland Steel.....
*
1,335.600 Inspiration Cons Copper..20
92,200 Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
1
144,100 Tlnterboro Rap Tran
..100
45,600 d Interchemical Corp.......*
140
15,800
234.800
50,800
Refining
12$
7
4
4
26
43
11%
12% Oct.
9% Oct.
1% Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
4% Oct.
58
88%
9%
61%
2%
7%
10%
3%
" Sale"
4
19
19
19
Oct.
23%
23%
133
50%
15%
7%
7%
%
12
3%
12
7
Oct.
23
19
10
2
29
51
417.000 Industrial Rayon Corp
•
36,200 Ingersoll-Rand
*
.1,240
6% preferred...........100
^
18,600
„
13
Oct.
Oct.
16% Oct.
25% Oct.
4
46%
Indian
19
131
Sale
13
100
14 135
Oct.
2
51
Oct.
19
26% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
16% Sale
A1409
Oct.
Oct.
17% Oct.
23% Sale
sar
4
1% Oct.
Oct. 19
841,500
Leased line 4%
RR sec stock ctfs
31% Oct.
91% 93% 88
21
21% 23
15%
23% Sale
94% 94
10
13% Sale
21%
22% 15%
109% 110% 109
47% Sale s39%
26
29% 23
13% Sale
6:
18% Sale
5,540
19
3% Oct.
64% Sale
15,030
135,300
19
1
2
3
10
154
50
783,700 Hudson Motor Car.........*
319.300 Hupp Motor Car Corp......l
1,350
1,160
10,500
48,700
5,500
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
40% Oct.
Oct.
3% Sale
96% .98%
7% Sale
92
98%
334.900
Howe Sound Co.........-5
87,000 Hudson A Manhattan....100
23,000
5% preferred
....100
Illinois Central..........140
22,600
4% pref series A....... 100
16
24
Oct.
128
18%
133
56
25
1
1
19
.
"63""
.......100
y t c
Oct.
32% Oct.
Oct.
92
18
7% Sale
73% 75
125
128
68% Sale
5% preferred
Houston Oil of Texas
23
19
10
101
26% Sale
128
Common stock—........*
10.200
„
16% Oct.
25% Oct.
101
127% Sale
.....
7
Oct.
1
2% Oct.
2
15% Oct. 29
100
94
129
24% Sale
—
25% Sale
130
..*
*
34
8% Sale
125% 154
23% Sale
34% Sale
19
26% Oct. 23
33
121
8%
9%
73%
96
3% Sale
101% 105
9% Sale
16%
108%
Sale
6
132
128
128% 130
107
29
31%
28% Sale
105% 106
102% Sale
Oct.
1% Oct.
10
Sale
27%
34%
13%
Oct.
23%
23 %
133
133
64% 50%
Sale
15%
Sale
7%
Sale
7%
Sale
%
12
Sale
6%
7
3%
22
12
Sale
Household Finance—
*
49% Oct.
Oct.
132 Oct.
1% Oct.
1
2
.
77
Sale
39% Sale
30
31% Sale
125
133% 135
50%
58
50%
26
26%
22%
12% Sale
11%
9% Sale
8%
1%
1%
1%
28
35
20
Sale
145
52
Sale
30
17
Class B
29,200
800
,!
19
19
19
2
5% Sale
2%
2%
15% Sale
19% Sale
30% Sale
13% Sale
30% Sale
Sale
20
42 %
Homestake
16.200 Houdaille-Hershey cl A
3,700
.
7% Oct.
49% Oct.
20% Oct.
2% Sale
7
Sale
2% Sale
14% Sale
:
1.900
2,600
,
*
-
2,810
6% preferred...... —-.-100
158,450
Right*...................16,600 Harsbey Chocolate...
•
14,800
$4 cony preferred.........*
2,100 Hlnde & Dauch Paper Co..10
94,200 Holland Furnace
*
7,420
$5 cony preferred.........*
160,600 Hollander (A) A Son........5
147,000 Holly Sugar Corp..........*
65.300
&v(.-
1
96
13
Sale
64
148% 158
100
16",600
,
Oct.
5% Sale
80
2%: Sale
21*|
....
21.900
167,800
8,000
18,600
-
Oct.
14% Oct.
Granby Consol Mining
;
r
68
33
v
22% Sale
61% 65
26% Sale
Sale
69%
30%
102
Highest
Sale Prices
19
19
19
Sale
3% Sale
86
100
100
117
32%
81%
Lowest
Sale Prices
43
60
3
Highest
Sale Prices
7% Oct.
49% Oct.
20% Oct.
29% Sale
45%
46
% Sale
88 %
;
Sale Prices
12% Sale
67
Sale
86%
Lowest
>
Ask
45
—
....
10
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Jan. 2
663,400 Glmbel Brother*.......
*
25,800
$6 preferred—........... *
236,900 Glldden Co (The).
-—*
20,600
4%% eon* preferred.....50
215,900
Rights
356,400 Gobwl (Adolf)
-1
322,700 Goebel Brewing Co
1
510 Gold ft Stock Teleg Co...100
1,076,600 Goodrich iB F)
55,300
I? preferred
"
2,408,800 ioodyear T flt R——
127,700
15 preferred..............*
124,600 Gotham Silk Hosiery......"
2,550
Preferred
—10(i
133,300
3,800
267,400
35
.
Price
Jan. 1
Shaw
EXCHANGE—STOCK!
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STOCKS
Since
October
N..Y. STOCK
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
44% Jan.
35
Mar.
27% Jan.
110
Jan.
11
19
17
29
8
6
30
15
4
ff
8
2
15
6
17
17
10
5
18
14
19 23% Feb. 11
19
19% Jan. 14
29 109% Feb.
4
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•
36
sales
aggregate
In
Shares
3,920
60,400
4,900
2,200
40,300
100
74,500
40,000
26.500
41,900
8,800
13,200
49,000
32,200
3,700
2,900
15,000
1,300
2.600
19.700
4,000
26,100
148.400
2,600
103,600
35,400
29,300
8,400
;
70
1,500
200
1,700
630
23,900
7,000
15,100
73,500
2,240
'
170
870
1,040
2.700
80.200
60,600
12,600
15,100
13,200
100
14,200
47,100
I.100
360
;
140
1,800
2.900
45.900
2,680
II,500
111,000
47,000
20,500
1.300
10
12.000
43.100
1,100
ft ./ 3.200
7.700
350
114.100
1,800
ft
•
ft' -3
•
V
'
-
'
44%
53% Sale
14% Sale
55
Sale
7
Sale
"27" Sale"
"14% "16"
37%
14% Sale
24% Sale
4% Sale
10% Sale
2%«
2%
49
20
39
5%
50%
19%
19%
16%
36%
0
V
ft
58,600
3,560
"'§% Sale"
4%
conv
pref ser B.....100
960.300 Minn Mollne Pow Implem..*
Preferred
•
27,300
66,700 Ml« n St Paul ft Sfc M
7% preferred
II,300
........100
11.210
4% leased lines
....100
132,560 Mission Coip
*
•
365,200 Mo Kan-Terse
494,000
5% preferred series A...100
.10«'
124.400 $MlSM,ur 1 Paciflt
Convertible preferred.. 100
342,900
180,010 Mohawk Carpet Mills.
20
119,100 Moneanto Chemical Wks. 10
$4.50 pref........_.......»
1,000
.....
.............
_
....
....
v
ft'
2,075,700
14,200
5,010
•
1,217.000
220,200
183.290
50.200
78,100
6.250
47.400
32.530
3.320
529.700
20,100
Montgomery Ward ft Co.....*
Morrell (J) ft Co
Morris ft Essex
•
.........50
Mother Lode Coalition.....*
Motor
Products............*
Motor Wheel
...........
6
Wl
5
Sale
29%
Sale
7
Sale
25% Sale
3
Sale
7% Sale
31
Sale
97
98%
"56% Sale"
42%
65
1%
35
43%
66%
Sale
Sale
22% Sale
Mullins Mfg Corp class B...1
conv
preferred.......
•
Muntlnilwrm
Murphy Co (G C )..........*
5% preferred
100
Murray Corp of America.. 10
Myers (F E) ft Bros.........*
5
18%
Sale
24% Sale
30
126
31
Sale
38% Sale
12%
12%
34
35
98" Sale
27
29%
73% Sale
06% 108
17% Sale
60
61%
19
31
Oct.
Oct.
19
20% Oct.
28
Oct.
14
23
Oct.
22
Oct.
19
19
Oct.
Oct.
19
Oct.
19
Oct.
)ct.
5
4
Oct.
4
14
101
7
9
12
1%
32
17%
18%
4%
36%
13%
2%
36%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
19
19
12
28
88
44
43
19%
64%
99%
1%
39%
4%
44%
97% 105
17% Sale
Sale
14
73% Sale
19%
21
16
17%
37% Sale
Sale
29
10% Sale
40% Sale
10% Sale
80
94
20% Sale
93
85
79% 83
56%
57
7% Sale
120
19
IW footnotes see page 40.
19
19
27% Mar. 11
Oct.
19
51
Oct.
19 203
21
19
19
37
14
53
101
Oct.
19
Oct.
19
Oct.
19
1
Oct.
19
32
Oct.
19
2% Oct.
19
Oct.
19
Oct.
19
Oct
30
15% Oct. 19
Oct.
14% Oct.
3
2
2%
Oct.
4
38% Oct.
19
125
2
49
4
19
9
Oct.
16
11
6% Oct.
20
14%
2% Sale
Sale
8
1% Sale
8% Sale
13
Sale
Sale
2
33%
15%
34
Sale
14% Sale
4%
4%
30% Sale
*
26%
157
Sale
6%
25
7
27%
<
15% Sale
11% Sale
82
17% Sale
11
Sale
35% Sale
25% Sale
10% Sale
38
Sale
9% Sale
80
85
16% Sale
80
55
".
57
7.
1
6
Oct.
Oct.
11
9
Oct.
15
16
11
8% Oct.
11
6% Oct.
20
Oct.
19
2
10
19
19
19
19
19
Oct.
11
1% Oct.
18
Oct.
19
16
8% Oct
30
1
3
Oct
Oct,
30
9
29
2
Oct.
21
7
5
19
18
19
10
Oct.
1% Oct.
19
19
4% Oct.
9%*Oct.
1 % Oct.
5% Oct.
2
21
8
4% Oct.
6
37
Oct.
22% Oct.
19
28% Oct,
Oct.
11 155
51% Oct.
19
13
Oct.
4% Oct.
19
24% Oct.
20
19
12% Oct.
19
9
Oct.
19
19% Oct.
5% Oct.
33
Oct.
19
19
6
Oct.
19
19
79
Oct.
19
11% Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
50
3
Oct.
Sale
27
20
Oct.
19
25
19
19
18
18
Oct.
21
34
Oct.
19
4% Oct.
19
Sale
102% 118
8% Sale
65
72
Oct.
14
Oct.
19
15
Oct.
19
88
91
Oct.
Oct.
19
26
60
Oct.
27
98% Oct.
19
4% Oct.
19
65
Oct.
28
%
1%
%
16%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
15
19
19
Oct.
19
5%
1 %
1%
14%
79%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
13
19
19
19
107% 105
107% 108% 107
44% Sale
48% Sale
30
26
29% 24%
28% 24%
48
50
51
Sale
45%
1
Sale
% Sale
%
23
Sale
25
Sale
12 %
17% Sale
15% Sale
8%
23
Sale
29
Sale
18%
9
9%
7% Sale
4%
68
Sale
70
76
63 ;
15
Sale
16%
18%
12
63
Sale
65% Sale
52
106
107
105% 108
106
8
Sale
8% Sale
3
68
64
50
53% 47
Oct.
19
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
20
13
19
19
19
4$
1%
2%
19%
20
3% Sale
12% Sale
2% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
4% Sale
4
22
88
Sale
Sale
.
Sale
Sale
89
2
Oct.
19
Oct.
20
20
Oct.
J
Oct.
20
15
19
Oct.
18
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
June
11
Jan.
45
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
13
13
22
24% Feb. 11
Oct.
9
30% Oct.
19% Oct.
5% Oct.
33
Oct.
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26
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13
4
16
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5
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8
23
19
10% Oct.
1% Oct.
23% Oct.
48% Sale
10
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26
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86
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2
1
21% Oct.
20% Oct.
17%
9%
18%
24%
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19
25
1
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4
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5
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31
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19
19
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31
28%
30
30
14
19
101
101
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6
Sale
3
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4
2%
4%
11% Sale
9
12%
8%
12
13
27%
7% Sale
15%
15%
2% Sale
8% Sale
1%
1%
110
Mueller Brass Co........... 1
$7
135
17%
70
Sale
11% Sale
94
Sale
Oct.
21
28
Oct.
26% 20
106% 101
19
19% Sale
32
103% 106
102
105%
115
120
9
5% Oct.
9% Oct.
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25%
30% Sale
39% Sale
122
19
15^
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105
27%
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106% Sale
1% Sale
40% Sale
4% Sale
27%
35
.......
530
87.100
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44
40
150
442,900 Mld-Contlnent Petroleum. 10
•
139,100 Midland Steel Products...
8% 1st preferred—....100
9,330
670 Milw El Ry ft Lt 6% pref.. 100
•
*
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50
52
21% Sale
preferred.............* 131%
30
161
41
106% 107
2%
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6% Sale
41
43%
109% Sale
23
Sale
143% Sale
25% Sale
90% Sale
30% Sale
33%
94%
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18% Sale
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Sale
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159
22
19
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19
19
25
19
13
95
91
Salt
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Mathleson Alkali Works..—*
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11%
60
....
20
26
Sale
172
19
Oct.
8
24%
Sale
12
58
.
98,300
2,ooo
2,400
1,100
1,400
11.500
75.100
94,200
9.500
38,100
15,600
21.800
73,800
41,600
60
70
Sale
9% Sale
26%
27%
107
108%
-
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58%
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16%
2
1
13
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Sale
Sale
Sale
7
7%
33% Sale
13%
14
36% Sale
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18%
108
Sale
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Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
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16%
4
7%
9%
29
29% *25
20
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14%
*
16%
Highest
Sale Prices
6
27
17
9
2% Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
12
Sale
3
17%
23%
108
9%
1%
Sale
16%
168
21
Sale
16%
910
7% preferred...........100
62
Sale
81,800 May Dept Stores..........10
14% Sale
59,500 Maytag Co (The)...........*
39% 48
$3 preferred w w
9,900
*
44
50
180
$3 preferred ex-warrants..*
I,340
$6 1st preferred..........* 106% 110
36
Sale
•
79,900 McCall Corp
18% Sale
1
294,900 f MrCror: Stores new com
102
8,500
6% conv preferred
..100 100
4,600 MrGraw Electric Co, new... 1
McGravt Hill Pub Co
.* "23% "24%
62,000
39% Sale
238,500 Mrlntyre Porcupine Mines. 5
109,800 McKeeaport Tin Plate
—10
846,900 Mchesson ft Bobbins.......5
13% Sale"
$3 conv pref
46,000
..........*
44% 45%
17% Sale
188,600 Mcl e- an Stores Co........1
1,340
6% conv pref...........100 108
26% Sale
251,700 Mead Corp
96
Sale
$6 pref series A...r._.....*
3,670
$5.50 pref ser B w warr—*
2,700
30,900 Melville Shoe Corp.....
* "M" "82%
11% Sale
446,500 Men gel Co.
ft. 1
14.050
5% conv 1st pref..
100
1,830 Merch ft Mln Transp Co....* "39" "40""
.......5
59% Sale
123,500 Mesta Machine Co
.ami Copper.
5
17% Sale
1,063,600
13,100
381,500
•
1.700
6%
..
250
;
20
•
19,600
ft:
150
18%
26
13
25%
38
39%
18% Sale
14%
15%
"
4,200
8,700
30,200
20,800
122,200
4,900
43,000
■
Sale
23
MacAndrews ft Forbes Co.. 10
116,400
40
'
43
285,700 Mack I ruck Inc............*
352,100 Macy (R H) Co, Ins
•
56,100 Madison Square Garden....*
75,600 Magma Copper............10
42,300 IManatl Sugar.. ...—..100
Certificates of deposit.. 100
2.100
17,910
7% preferred.
100
510
Pref ctfs of deposit..... 100
*
20,000 Mandel Bros
2,040 tManhat'n Ry Co. 7% gu.100
Mod 5% guar...
134,100
.. ,.100
65,600 Manhattan Shirt..........25
1
214,200 Mararalbo Oil Exolor
488,800 Marine Midland Corp.......5
21,280 Market Street Ry........100
Preferred. .............100
2,450
Prior preferred........ 100
11,490
Second preferred...
1 ;
7,990
100
24,600 Marlin-Rockwell Corp. (Del.) 1
*
709,700 Marshall Field ft Co
219,500 Martin (Glenn L) Co.......l
148,200 Martin Parry Corp........ •
77,000 Masonlte Corp..........
•
12,900
10,700
1,300
;
7
39%
160
14.400
!
Sale
7%
29% Sale
18% Sale
20%
12
44%
38%
•
10
Sale
20
10%
Highest
Sale Prices
30%
5%
22%
1 %
20%
Sale
Sale
27%
36%
10%
26%
40
Sale
440
2,130
r
50
18
;
33,000
60,000
8,100
14.000
3,500
v
3%
6
Sale
Sale
31%
Sale
23
20
'
30
"29% Sale'
.
8,200
7,000
41,500
|
5%
49%
............
37,100
•
44
.
770
/
12%
19% Sale
42
224,600 l ee Rubber ft Tire........
107,100 I eblSb Portland Cement. 25
2,440
4% cony preferred...
100
498.600 Lehigh Valley*..........-5'
•
258,000 • ehlgb Valley Coal..
136,510
6% cony preferred.......50
*
141,700 i *l)i»si I uii) t 1 bo.
52,400 Lehn ft Pink Products Corp 5
64,900 Lerner Stores Corp
....*
304,400 1 Ibbey-Owena Ford Glass...*
383,100 1 Ibby McNeill ft Libby
•
29,200 Life Savers Corp
....5
18,200 Lissett & Myers Tob com..25
Series B
...........25
160,600
Preferred..
100
9,300
28,800 Lily Tulip Cup Corp
....*
194,100 Lima Locomotive Works....*
*
49,700 I.lnk Belt Co
66,800 Liquid Carbonic new.......*
823,500 Loevt's Incorporated ...... *
11,300
$6.50 preferred—........*
713,900 1 oft incoiporated..
*
313,300 Lone Star Cement Corp.....*
385,100 1 ting Bell 1 umber a......
'
48,800 Loose-Wiles Biscuit.......25
2,390
5% preferred...........100
392,400 Lorlllard (P) common..... 10
Preferred..
.—..—100
5,950
76,900 Louisville Gas & Elec A
*
64,000 Louisville ft Nashville....100
456,500 Ludlum Steel...
........ 1
1,590
21,100
2,600
19,500
13,200
45%
60% Sale
*
...
4,310 Laclede Gas Light........100
5,130
5% preferred...........100
224,000 Lambert Co (The)..........*
11,500 I.ane Bryant
......... *
800
,
Copper
234,700 Keystone Steel ft Wire Co..*
43,100 Kimberly-Clark
*
98,800 Kinney (G R)
.......1
29,200
preferred
♦
7,920 '15 prior preferred........*
278,100 K. res lie (S S) Co
...10
1
26,000 •Creatfe Deof Stores
19,400 Kress (S H) 8c Co new.. ....*
260,200 <vrotter Grocery ft Bak...... *
300
v.-
Kennecott
Ask
Bid
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale Prices
Oct. 30
Oct.l
1937
Par
2,103.000
331.500
30,400
3,400
8,200
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
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N. T. STOCK
aggregate
sales
PRICES IN OCTOBER
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHAN OS
October
Share*
Shares
Par
270
120
11,200
1,920
137,600
140
19,500
5,500
Phoenix Hosiery
Preferred
40,200
16,000
3,420
;■■■ iV-. 720
•
280
2
15
83)4 Sale
65
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w
15
11
75
50)4 Sale
4
6
60
28)4
29)4
10)4 Sale
25)4 Sale
53
18 H
56
9)4
Sale
17)4 Sale
73
.....
3)4
5
35
Sale
173"" IIIII
188
13)4 Sale
28)4 Sale
108)4 Sale
166
170
3 \i Oct.
15
1
19
90
8
69
5)4 Oct.
27
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
4
5
1
29
6
Oct.
5
64
Oct.
20
1
5
30)4 Oct.
2 h Oct.
19
19
.
27
4
19
Oct,
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14
10)4 Oct.
25)4 Oct.
,
1
1
32
8
25
14
60
166
""4)4~o"ctI"l9 "IO)4"Oc"t"""8
65
169
Oct.
6)4 Oct.
60
Oct.
46
19
176
OctI"i5
176)4
9 H Sale
"16)4 Sale"
4)4 Oct. 19
8
Oct. 19
15)1 18)4 13)4 14
76)4 Sale
55)4
59)4 59)4 Oct. 26
Oct.
4
8)4 Oct. 29
19
80)4 Oct.
23
9
I76"""0ctri5
10)4 Oct.
1
17
Oct.
5
76)4 Oct.
Oct.
19
15
19
19
Oct.
19
20)4 Oct.
40
July
4)4 Oct.
40
8
67)4
Highest
Sale Prices
2
Oct. 18
2)4 Oct.
H Oct.
65
Oct.
5)4 Oct.
35
19
4
Lotpest
,
50)4 Oct.
4)4 Oct.
19
20
20)4 Oct.
24)4
22)4
Oct.
18
19
30)4 Oct., 19
2)4 Oct. 19
Sale
31
8)4
Oct.
5)4 Oct.
64
70
44)4
47
50
9
10
——85
77
preferred...,.....41
65
Sale
8
64
47 H
Oct.
2)4 Oct.
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H Sale
87
Sale
7)4
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
2
4)4
13
85
87)4
51X Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale
13 )4
2)4 Sale
74
Sale
30
.
61,200
5,800
1,420
M Sale
Oct. 30
Ask Bid
9
...
conr
6
12
Bid
70
170 Pitts Ft Waxne & Chic...100
600
Preferred..............100
678.800 Wrtsburtfh Screw «r Bolt...'
64,900 Pittsburgh Steel Co........*
24,220
7% pref class B.,... ...100
100
170
Oct. 1
Ask
B
'tttsburgh Coal (of Pa)—_10«
preferred.
..10'
Pitts Coke & Iron" Corp—
$5
Bid
...10*
.....
...
..
1,490 Pirelli Co of Italy Am shs....
2,700
1,100
'
Petroleum.........*
Pierce Oil 8% conv pref...l00
41,200 "tlftbury Flout Mills
25
656
.
Preferred..............100
1,061,200 Phillips
180,600
2,300
Jan. 2
1937
16,010 IPhtla Rapid Transit Go,..to
17,910
7% preferred
50
383,600 Phila Ac Reading G Ac I
*
270,300 Philip Morris At Co
10
18,000 Phillips /ones Corp........*
1,400
3,580
28,400
55,200
2,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Since
Jan. 1
In
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
19
16
19
2
Jan. 12
3)4 Feb.
1
14
95)4 Aug. 31
20
Jan.
16
87)4 Jan.
64
July
9)4 Jan.
74)4 Jan.
20)4 Apr.
33 H Jan.
6
26
20
13
5
56
18)4
25
Oct. 19 76)4
6)4 Oct. 19 14)4
60
Oct. 23 100)4
165
Apr. 12 175
174)4 Apr. 23 190
4)| Oct. 19 20
1
8
Oct.
19
•
Highest
7)4 Feb.
43
59)4 Oct. 26 122
18
Feb. 17
Jan.
2
Jan. 22
Aug. 16
Aug. 14
Jan. 18
Jan.
7
Mar. 8
Mar. 8
Mar. 10
'
14.100
1,670
522,200
7,970
29,320
152,200
418,800
10,700
198.700
74,200
45,600
204,500
480,500
34,000
35,400
265.600
4,950
347,700
;
32,000
17.000
5,500
1,840
1,200
410
82,300
30
4,870
1,600
51,800
1,600
80,900
13,500
6,700
29,400
83,300
5,200
5,600
34,300
I
k
780
38,500
3,700
1,000
1,200
390
7
200
:
Pittsburgh
..P
United....
Cony pref (unstamped). 100
Pitt • b & West Virginia..100
Plttston Co (The)
—•
8
Creek Pocahontas Co.*
Plymouth OH..........
Pon i
Poor & Co class B..........*
Porto Rican Am Tob cl A...*
Class B—...........—
*
tPostal Teleg * Cable oreflfO
Pressed Steel Car common.. 1
5%
5%
con?
cony
1st pref
2d pref
-S
......50
Procter & Gamble
*
Preferred 6%.— ......IF
Pub Ser Corp of N J common *
$5
preferred.............*
6% preferred....
......
UK'
7% preferred...........100
preferred.
——10<*
Public Service KI 8c Gas-—
3,083,500
23,600
25,350
381,300
.*
Pure OH.
18% cons pref..........100
6% preferred.............
Purity Bakerlea
•
......
37200 Quaker State Oil Rfg Corp. 10
1,258,200
5,701,500
Rente
Corp
of
Amev——- *
200
34,405
72,100 Haybestos-Manhaftan......*
38,300 Reading Company........50
First preferred..........5(t
7,100
Second preferred.......50
6,100
47,900 Real Silk Hosiery.......... 5
900
7,400
520
1,440
........100
Preferred..
5,900
1,400
12,500
3,300
172,000
1,500
k
60,900 Rels (Robt) Ac Co..M
*
1st preferred
100
7,500
78,400 Reliable Stores Corp.......*
12,900 Reliance Mfg Co..........10
924,200 Rem'ron-Raod
.......1
32,800
Pref with warrants......25
250
;
1,630 Renss 8c Saratoga RR Co. 100
197,700
807,300
2,500
.......
..
230
1,822,600
6,076,700
34,400
29,600
286,900
22,400
4,450
2,190
152,500
4,400
88,900
441,800
2,590
k
1,200
87,200
k
19,200
kk
31,800
26,000
25,600
438,100
198,700
321,200
'
4,490
10
■
460
•
'
700
25,300
600
220
250
18,500
100
'•
15,400
58,100
540
87,200
2,500
2,200
7,300
3,800
40,000
17,200
28,500
J
7
24,800 ki
230
400
730
;
179,500
*
-
59,600
4,300
k
>
k
;
•
k
7.480
kf 60,800
V7 5,100
■
39,100
:
84,300
k,;
5,500
Vk 4,700
k
34,700
;
7
1,910
2,330
20,800
8,600
10,900
629,700
50,200
1,126,400
450,100
190,600
269.600
27,600
393.000
17,100
2,980
534,500
66,COD
529,800
425,550
kv,' 61,700
1
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'
2)1
2)4
27 H Sale
18
22)4
26)4 Sale
8)4 Sale
2%
2)4
10)1
27)1
11)4
Sale
27)4 Sale
56
71
Sale
Reynolds Metals Co........*
54% cony pref........100
Reynolds Spring Co........l
KJt'l oP Cl
Common...
B.....IS
10
Rhine Westphalia El Ac Pr...
Richfield Oil Corp..
*
Hitter Dental Mfg
Mines.,
Ruberoid Co cap stock new.*
Rutland RR. pref—......100
St Joseph Lead.k
1«
tSf Louis-San Francisco.1 Of>
.100
0% preferred......
1
r
» ouis Southwestern
.10*
8% preferred...........100
Safeway Stores...........
"
Scott Paper
47)4 Sale
107 H 110
120
122)4
134
140
154
*
:
1
Servel Inc.......
........1
Shattuck (C F)
•
Sharon Steel Corp........ *
$5 cony preferred.........*
Sharp & Dohme
....
Cony pref series A.......*
Sheaffer (WA) Pen Co..
*
Shell Union Oil
*
Convertible prefer red.. 100
Sllter King Coalition.......5
Simmons Co k
........
.
•
Slmms Petroleum
" .
5.200 Simonds Saw Ac Steel Co....*
Solvay Am Corp—
7,300
5h% preferred..
1.300
21
Sale
111)4 Sale
98)|
100
18)4 Sale
17)4 18)4
11)4 Sale
Sale
8)4 Sale
37)4 Sale
40
42)4
47)4 Sale
42
46H
mUh
2!
2fA
19)4
"22)4 Sa'le"
79
101
5
81
117
Sale
28)4 Sale
110)4 112)4
99
26)4
106)4
Sale
Sale
113
...100
........
1,320
Fer footnotes
8% preferred
see pure
40
Sale
100)4 Sale
112)4 114
119
125
Sale
115
67)4 Sale
6)4 Sale
29)4 Sale
29
,32)4
37)4 40
65
1)4
12
1)4
15
13)4 Sale
12)4
17)4
95
85
98)4 Sale
110
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111HH3
14 H
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94)4 Sale
2)4 Sale
17
17)4
2)4 Sale
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100
64)4 Sale
24
3)4 Sale
44)4 Sale
1)4
2
4)4
4)4
9)4 Sale
12
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19)4 Oct.
15
14)4 Oct. 20
14)4 Oct. 20
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
19
Oct.
19
36
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19
53)4 Oct.
Oct.
19 118
12
18
95
97
102)4 Sale
IS H Sale
30)4 Sale
87
89
78
82
1
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1)4 Sale
8)4 Sale
m
9)4
38 )4 Sale
36)4 Sale
108
18)4
19)4
37)4 Sale
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7)4 Sale
53
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29 h
30
20)4 Sale
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103
9)4 Sale
33
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3)4 Sale
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38)4 Sale
93
99)4
105)4 Sale
25
105
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20)4 Sale
20
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18)4 Sale '
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38)4 Oct.
Oct.
19
20 100)4 Oct.
Oct.
19 112)4 Oct.
Oct.
25 125
19 140
Oct.
20
68
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Oct.
19
19
22
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Oct.
21
36
19
1
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3)4 Sale
25
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4
4)4
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18)4 Sale
9
22)4
74
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24
78
6)4 Sale
50
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19
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1
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62
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Oct.
4
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1
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1
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8)4 Oct. 19 24)4
107)4 June 28 112)4
85
4)4 Oct.
19
2)4 Oct.
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2
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14
6
20
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6
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19
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2
9
7
35
5
5
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Oct.
Oct.
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65
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19
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15
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34)4 Oct.
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18
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34)4 Jan.
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15
4
19
Oct.
4
5
21
90
Oct.
5)4 Oct.
14
2
5)4 Oct.
58
Oct.
1)4 Oct.
11)4 Oct.
31
86
110
Oct.
31
19
19
21
19
19
Feb.
1
July 14
Mar. 5
Jan. 12
Apr. 22
Aug. 30
Feb
4
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Jan. 20
Feb. 11
Feb. 10
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114)4 Mar. 25 118)4 Jan.
1
30)4 Oct. 19 52)4 Jan.
1
91
Oct. 20 112 )4 Feb.
5 103)4 Oct. 19 128)4 Jan.
29 117
Oct. 25 140)1 Jan.
8 132
Sept. 29 162H Jan.
79)4 Oct.
72
67
9
35
Oct.
8
29
38
30)4 Oct. 25
3)4 Oct. 19
22)4
7
11
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Oct. 19
8)4
Apr. 29 141
Oct. 19 47)4
3
Oct. 19
Oct. 19 29 H
6)4 Oct.
19
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83
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Oct.
12
92
mi Sale
26)4 Sale
13
14)4 Oct.
2
3J4 Oct.
2
1)4 Oct. 23
5)| Oct. 4
13)4 Oct.
4
12)4 Oct.
1
48)4 Oct.
2)4 Oct.
,
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Sale
Oct.
19
103
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1)4
1)4 k 1
3)4 Sale
1)4
6
9)4
3)4
99
Sale
2
19
19
95
1
2
Oct.
Oct.
98)4
105
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
26)4 Sale
12
1)4 Oct. 20
21)4 Oct.
7
Oct.
Sale
Sale
12
Jan.
19
Oct.
25
3
Jan.
28
19
8
6)4 Sale
12)4 Sale
51)4
56
4
22
19
43
55
10
19
Oct.
Oct.
13
29 100
Sale
18
Sale
2L
14)4 Sale
45)4 Sale
3)1 Sale
Sale
Oct.
„)4 Oct.
Oct.
47)4 Sale
63
Sale
29
Sale
103
80
92
87)4
18)4 Sale
Sale
10)4 Sale
62
63)4
42)4 Sale
27 H Sale
99)4
75
12
112
75
28 H
16)4 Sale
30)4 Sale
101)4 103 H
Sale
Sale
110
Sale
83
7)4 Sale
3)4 Sale
17)4 Sale
3)4 Sale
29
Sale
5)4
6
75 % Sale
8
42)4 Sale
29
24)4
35)4
38
96
65
19
23
Sale
28
76
17 k
13)4
28)4
Sale
6)1 Sale
92
80
114
15
Sale
Sale
34
60
1
9
8)4 Oct.
99
115
40
67
12 Ys
Sale
88
20)4 Sale
11)4
47)4 Sale
15
1)4 Oct. 30
13
Oct.
8
3)4 Oct.
1
1)4
97 K
8)4
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13
7
11)4 Sale
3)4 Sale
1)4
1
1)4
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5)4 Sale
2)4
10 34 Sale
5)1
10M
11)4
5)4
20
31)4 Sale
49)4 Sale
43)4
118
Sale 115
36
36)4 30)4
96
98
91
108
110
103)4
123
127
117
138
Sale 133
87
62
""8)4 Sale"
8
1)4
19)4 Sale
Sale
15)4 Sale
49)4 Sale
;
"17)4 Sale
21
5)4 Sale
55
12
42 H
99
3)4 Sale
25)4 Sale
37
57
6H
19
18)4 Sale
73)4 77)4
83)4 Sale
32
10)4
3
22
28
40
25
30)4
5)4 Sale
45
55
1)4
1)4
10
12
12
12 54
11)4
12)4
15)4 Sale
69)4 Sale
80)4 84
56
76
19
Oct.
110)4
109)4 111
110)4 Oct. 23 111
38)4 Sale
32)4 Sale
25)4 Oct. 19 39
14)4 Sale
15)4 Sale
15)4
8)4 Oct. 19
111
111)4 111% Sale 108)4 Oct. 20 111%
95
85
Oct. 18 97)4
97)4 96)4 Sale
10)4 Sale
9% Sale
5)4 Oct. 19 10)4
16
Sale
15
15 H
14
Oct. 20 16
9)4 Sale
8)4 Sale
4)4 Oct. 19 10
85
30)4 Sale
56)4 Sale
74
Oct.
1)4 Oct.
20
14)4 Sale
3)4
3h
1)4
1)4
5)4 Sale
12 % Sale
12)4 Sale
35
39 %
—
78
18)4
1
9
19
z38
14
6)4 Oct. 29
4
Mar. 10
June 4
9)4 Feb. 19
Oct.
19
27H Oct.
19
Oct.
19
4)4 Mar. 17
15
3)4 Oct. 20
18
Sept. 20
11 )4 Feb. 25
1
1
1)4 Oct.
•
21
Oct.
92
Oct.
96
Oct.
101)4 Oct.
46
29 103
16 113
20 113
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
35)4 Oct.
19
29
19
19
28
H Oct. 19
1)4 Oct, 19
16
3)4
57
oek.
19
O^.
19
Oct.
19
13)4 Oct.
; 6)4 Oct.
19
19
15
70
Oct.
Oct.
3)4 Oct.
47
Oct.
Mar. 11
20)4 Mar. 5
37)4 Mar. 11
19
Oct.
11
24)4
77)4
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3)4
65
27)4
51)4
98)4
3H
2354
45)4
Jan. 13
Mar. i
Jan.
Feb.
3
Mar.
2
Mar. 17
Mar. 15
9
Feb. 10
Jan. 14
2)4 Jan. ' 2
8)4 Jan.
2
54)4 Apr.
5
11)1 Mar. 1
9854 Aug. 18
34
Feb.
4
1754 Feb. 10
42)4 Mar; 10
19
19 120
19 14
19
65
Mar. 10
Feb.
1
Jan. 21
Feb.
8
25)4
28
19)4 Sale
97
98
9)4 Sale
28)4 Sale
2)4
3
26)4
27
24)4 Oct. 20
15)| Oct .19
Oct.
8
39)4 Sale
28)4 Oct.
Oct.
93
82
92
70
Oct.
2
?8
Oct.
4
Oct.
19
21
Oct.
Oct
6
8
1
19
17)4 Oct.
18)4 Oct.
1
1
Oct. 21 105 54 Feb.
2
5)4 Oct. 19 17 % Mar. 11
Mar. 16
17)4 Oct. 19 58
3
Sept. 13
4)4 Apr. 21
26.
Oct.
8
19
Oct. 19
28)4 Oct. 19 6054 Apr. 22
92
Oct. 28 102)4 Feb.
4
Mar. 10
70 ; Oct. 19 197
Mar. 8
96,, June 17 120
13
Oct. 19
54)4 Jan. 11
40 )4 Feb. 16
13
Oct, 19
; 9)4 Oct. 19 2954 Feb. :15
13
Oct. 19
23)4; Aug. 13
110)4 Oct.-19 113)4 ">ct.
15
1
4
June
9
110 ^ Mar. 18 115
6)4 Feb. 26
1)4 Oct. 19
20)4 Oct. 19 42)4 Jan. 12
25
130
95
Sale
97
Oct.
5)4 Oct.
17)4 Oct.
3
19
101
Oct.
26
Oct,
19 41 v
Oct. 28 94
Oct.. 19 107 H
Oct. 29 107
22
Oct. 19
106)4 100
21)4 13
18)4
19
13
Oct.
14)4
15)4
9)4 Oct.
13
Oct.
17)4 Sale
19)4
21
19
19
28
19
19
24)4 Oct 20
15)4 Oct .19
.
44
3454 Feb. <19
97
;
836,300 South Amer Gold 8c Plat
216,600 So Porto Rico Sug
i
15
Sale
138
159
...........*
Seagrare Corp (The).......*
Sears, Roebuck 8c Co.......*
19)|
115)< 118)4 117)4 Sale
38 54 Sale
"23"" "24)4
j.
Roan Antelope Cop
"I§|j Sale
53
238,500 va«ity on Go
if
"47"" Sale"
17,100
97
100
6% preferred...........100
25,760 Sloan 'Sheffield Steel Ac Ir.l0«
85)4 Sale
7,880
06 preferred....
*
92,400 Smith (A O) Corp.........10 *49)2 ~5l)4
40,100 Smith Ac Corona Typewr—*
77,900 Solder Packing..._
"28)4 Sale"
4,618,700 Socony Vacuum OU Co Ihc.15
17
Sale
97,900
20 100
50
110
31)4 34
70
1)4 Sale
18
2)4 Sale
123
108
39)4 Sale
78)4 Sale
7% preferred
.......100 128H 132
t>M % preferred.........100
92)4 95)4
568,000 tSeahoard Air T.lne.....
*
179,000
4-2% preferred.........100
403,900 8eaboard Oil Co of Del..... *
700
7
21,010
194,400 \
70,800
35,600
27,600 ,
2,900
26,800
1,000
*
Republic Steel Corp........*
6% cony preferred
..100
6% cony prior pref ser A100
Rerere Copper 8c Brass...
5
Class s............,,...10
.
38.200
■
Reo Motor Car.......... ..5
5% preferred...........100
3,280
6% preferred...........100
11,560
7% preferred...........100
125,400 Savage Arms Corp..........*
407,196 Schenley Distillers Corp... 5
22,700
5)4% preferred. ........100
280,600 tSchulte Retail Stores.... I
54,100
■8% preferred..........10t
:
; 7 25,700
|
.
4,550
k
15,500
47,500
1,400
46,300
10,000
1,220
'
12
30
3)4 Sale
100
13.50 cony 1st pref.......*
148,600
1,344,300 tRadlo-Keith-Orph Corp...*
270,400
5,200
5,800
1.000
7
1)4
2
18)4
3)4 Sale
3)4 Sale
22
2,900
$S preferred..........,..,* 111)4 113
68
Sale
367,000 Pullman Company.. _..—..*
68,000
454.800
4,790
4,200
'
49,100
1,800
'
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal..l
0% preferred. .........„10«
1
*
.....10t
112
112)4
4)4 Sale
Sale
34 H
155
Sale
111
Sale
3)4 Sale
29
100
Sale
142
111)4
3)4
27 H
132)4
115
Sale
Sale
140
1)4 Oct.
20)4 Oct.
130
Oct.
3)4 Oct.
19
19 29)4 Oct.
Oct.
25 130
Oct.
25 155
Jan.
2
Nov., 1937]
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
■m'". Share*
38,800
'
339,800
176,900
48,200
300
9,800
470
;
210
*
86,800
6,800
50
7,350
17,800
243,400
67,900
v
Splcer Mfg Co„.
79,300 Square D Co clasa B
1,271,200 Standard Brand,
53,900
3,900
21,700
122,700
160,300
15,700
61,500
1
170,000
Stand
liom'l
foDacco——
1
.
.....
Standard Investing Corp...*
796,400 Stand Oil of Calif
I ...»
632,833 Standard OH Co of Ind—25
10
7,200 Standard Oil of Kanaaa
—-25
1,666,000 Standard Oil of N J
27,900 StarrettCo (The L S)
....*
80,100 Sterling Producta Inc.. —10
403,300 Stewart Warner Corp......A
64,900 Stokely Broa Ac Co Inc
1
*
512,600 Stone Ac Webster
1,975,100 Studebaker Corp.. ........1
900
235,400
3,400
12,000
73,900
3,900
146,100
291,800
6,900
37,400 Sun Oil..
*
4,860
6% preferred
——100
192,000 Sunshine Mining Co.
...10
133,500 Superheater Co (1 he)—...*
........
.—
520
77,700
15,000
158,900
31,400
29 %
44%
25 %
50%
53%
9%
73
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
56%
10
74%
102% 104
7% Sale
19%
21 h
86
95
36
Sale
21%
29%
Sale
Sale
51%
51
"41% Sale
*
.
21,700
Ask
Bid
15% Sale
$4.50 preferred
900,000 {Standard Gaa ft Klec—.... "
681,300
$4 preferred
•
•
51,800
$6 prior preferred
*
195,200
$7 prior preferred.-......41
1,200
104,800
122,700
1,632,500 Superior Oil
1
210,100 Superior Steel.
!•«
62,700 Sutherland Paper Co......10
mm
Sale
9
26% Sale
56
58
65%
67
3%
43%
48%
29%
69%
34%
71%
3%
Sale
Sale
32%
Sale
Sale
Sale
17% Sale
"29% Sale"
13%
Sale
74%
76
124
125
"54~" Sale"
Oct. 30
Ask Bid
Bid
22% Sale
31 % Sale
19% Sale
29% Sale
40
Sale
4% Sale
46%
50
24%
14% Sale
21
14%
JH
2
Oct.
18
16
19
19
Oct.
21
1% Oct.
40%
Oct.
1% Oct.
35% Oct.
7
75
Oct.
18
20
Oct.
19
361
8
10
Oct.
19
23% Jan : 12
35
Aug. 14
19
19
19
Oct.. 20
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
53% Sale
42% Oct.
19
22%
54%
5%
8%
19
,8
144
36,900 Telautograph Corp........ 8
566,700 Tennessee Corp
5
2,447,150 Texas Corp (The)
—25
8
6% Sale
5
Oct.
27% Oct.
10% Oct.
8
2
2
1
29
18
Oct.
101
4% Oct.
6% Oct.
20
28
9% Sale
9% Sale
46% 48
55
34
Sale
11% Sale
1
1% Oct.
Sale
34
Sale
Oct.
74
19
63
14% Sale
19
33% Oct.
56%
19
20
19
19
19
33
atock purcbaae warrant*. 1
414,200
Without warranta........1
231,700
45,300 Talcott (James) Inc.-.
9
3,190
5%% preferred
....50
19
Oct.
19
6% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
73% Sept. 20
8% Oct.
Oct.
19
19
14% Oct,
Oct. 19
Sale
19
40
19
Sale
13
Sale
32
4
20 104% Oct.
25
21
Oct.
1
Oct.
34
Oct.
1% Oct.
7
.
1
4
Oct.
36%
11%
25%
75
4
4
25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
13
Oct.
Oct.
28
36%
40%
35%
57%
34%
5
10
14
1
7
Oct.
Oct.
1
2
Oct.
2
15% Oct.
9% Oct.
1
2
12
Oct.
6
Oct.
15 125
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
Oct.
26
54
118
1
1
4
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
Oct.
19
4% Oct.
4% Oct.
6% Oct.
19
12% Oct.
4
19
19
10
Oct.
4
1
6% Oct.
48
19
19
13
1
1
1
7
48% Mar. 8
16% Jan. 20
Jan.
12
7
6
9
Oct.
19
18
Oct.
19
1% Oct.
8
18
50
Jan. 11
28% Feb
11
95% Apr. 23
72% Jan..
19
4% Oct.
74% Oct.
9% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
2
2
19
19
Aug.
15% Oct.
34% Oct.
3% Oct.
21
Oct.
26
Oct,
16% Oct.
20% Oct.
28% Oct.
k7
28
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
28% Oct. 19
26% Oct. 19
30% May 14
42% Oct. 19
22% Oct. 19
54% Oct. 19
5% Oct. 19
8% Oct. 19
6% Oct. 19
3
Oct. 19
1
94
Jan.
Jan.
2
12% Jan. 22
14% Mar. 8
32% Mar. 8
19
19
1% Oct.
2
7
4
4
14% Oct.
63
19
19
31
20 104% Oct.
Oct.
2% Oct.
2% Oct.
.
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
7% Oct.
4
.
60
Oct.
Jan. 20
Mar. 16
Mar. 17
Oct.
15% Oct.
28
Oct.
49% Oct.
17% Oct.
4
Oct.
3
Sale
Sale
54
125
118
9
Sale
18
Sale
Sale
1%
8
Sale
25% 18
Sale
7%
Sale
15%
Sale
22%
19
19
.7
Sale
14% Sale
11%
12
14
15% Sale
8%
9% Sale
56
50
62%
119% Sale 122
14%
14% Sale
27%
34% Sale
3%
3% Sale
18%
20%
21%
26
Sale
23%
12%
16% Sale
18
20% Sale
26%
27% Sale
18
16
76
7
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1% Oct.
35% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
29%
15
31
32% Jan. 13
65% Mar. 11
Mar. 17
Mar. 6
43%
60%
65%
11%
77%
104%
9%
14
36%
39%
Sale
Sale
Sale
19
19
90
5
35
58%
13%
10%
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
19
Oct.
9
19
1% Oct.
28% Oct.
26% Oct.
33
17% Oct.
17
Oct.
10
Oct.
22% Oct,
,1
32% Oct.
4
20% Oct,
4
30
Oct,4
40
Oct.
1
4% Oct.
4
.
49
20,
27
Sale
1% Sale
31%
25
15
31
5
20
Sale
14%
41%
41% 40 i
14
Sale
Sale
8%
55
Sale
61% Sale
18
20% Sale
Sale
9% Sale
Sale
7%
101
103% 103% Sale
4% Sale
Sale
2%
6
Sale
Sale
2%
5
Sale
12% Sale
Sale
10
28% 25
14
29% Sale
Sale
Sale
(The)-.50
19
19
49% Sale
17%
74
26%
10%
102%
4%
5%
12%
27%
33%
19
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
28
Sale
Sweetf Co of Aarer
Sale Prices
9
""3% Sale"
W* 75
llV*
50
Sale
23,300
Sale Price
76
5
115,400 Swift Internet Ltd
Highest
Sale Prices
17
44
3%
37
4% Sale
13%
15
75
24
Lowest
17% Oct.
90
88
Highest
Sale Price*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
30
32%
331.000 Swift & Co
Lowest
Ask
>
20%
22%
15%
22%
39
.......-
....
7,600
1,900
57,400
15,200
>
1
.
8,080
$3 conv preferred A—
*
968,700 Spiegel Co Inc,».„.,.4.«J
23,280
Conv $4.50 pref
*
185,500
^
.
....*
20,600 Spencer Kellogg Ac Bona....*
729,500 Sperry Corp (The) »tc
1
v
240
;
Par
36,400 Sp«»*v A Co
240
$5.50 preferred...
:
134,800
7,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
'
Oct. 1
1937
r
267,100 Sou California EdUon....!''
1,794,250 Southern Pacific Co......100
1,506.600 Southern Railway ......-100
402,700
5% preferred
-100
4,500
Mobile & Ohio certlffa—100
67,200 Spalding (A G) Ac Broa
*
r'
lat preferred
5,590
100
1
5,890 Spang Chalfant Ac Co preflOO
540,600 Sparks Wlthlngton
*
2,300
.
S9
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shaven
I
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
PRICES IN OCTOBER
STOCKS
K. Y. STOCK EXCHAK OE
Since
October
*
N. T. STOCK
19
65
4
50
50
Jan.
11
Feb. 19
Feb.
9
36% July 12
76
Mar. 9
48
Mar. 6
Jan.
Feb.
17% Jan.
33% Jan.
20
Feb.
77% Jan.
125
Jan.:
20% July
61 % Feb.^
7% Mar.
47% Mar.
39% Jan.
75
21
29
11
20
9
17
11
4
12
3
2
11
25
Oct.
Oct.
19
13
7% Oct,
15% Oct.
22% Oct.
19
19
19
20% Jan. 20
28% Mar. 8
33% Mar. 81
19
19
19
23%
17%
15%
57%
Jan. 20
Jan. 21
Jan.
8
Feb.
2
8%
15%
65%
9%
Jan. 12
Mar. 3
Apr. 22
44
Mar. 30
Symington-Gould Corp with
60,400
33,800
7,300
240
7,300
61,200
299,100
96,500
46,600
116,900
163,600
7,700
4,100
1,200
.v
860,900 Texas Gulf Producing Co
329,900 Texas Gulf Sulphut
Tex Pac Ld Trust ctfa
677,500
10C
44,400 Texas At Pacific
43,300 Thatcher Mfg.
......4
$3.60 conv preferred......4
5,500
9,400
210
"6,500
25
4
......
'
$4.50
conv
v
—
pref
63%
11%
93%
11
Tlmken Roller Bear
*
...
""6% "7"
11%
26%
12%
Sale
6% Sale
30% 34
21
Sale
"23% Sale"
73%
Sale
2
Transc A
5
"26 " Sale"
Steel Forg*
Corp...—.*
*
Trues Traer Coal—..——*
9% Sale
108
109%
1
At
ran
W1 llama
Trl-Cootlnenral
6% preferred
...—.....
T m«con Steel Co
.
—10
.
20th Cent Fox Film
Corp...*
$1.50 preferred
*
....
Twin City Rapid Transit...»
Preferred..
...........100
126,500
96,400
90,200
601,300
803,700
168,000
33,200
92,600
1,371.650
682,400
14,000
62,300
1,050
80,500
35,100
,
J00
10,800
3,500
406,200
33,800
53,600
2,448,400
231,700
Ulen Ac Co
lmderwood
20%
8%
22
35
20%
Sale
23
Sale
43%
Sale
14
Sale
83%
86
•
Fleher..*
Elliott
..
....
Union OH. California—
*
25
Union Pacific...lOli
4% preferred..—.......100
30
6,100
800
1,100
3,320
18,700
25,200
2%
6%
21%
3%
13
16%
87%
19%
54%
13 %
.
4% Sale
93
98
i03% Sale"
26
126%
98
Sale
Sale
Sale
11%
11%
5% Sale
97
Sale
9% Sale
10%
13
Sale
29
36
38%
6% Sale
53
60
2%
71
88% Sale
21% Sale
104% Sale
22%
11% Sale
United Biscuit of Am...—*
Preferred
.............
100
United Carbon
•
United-Carr Fastener Corp.*
United
Corp—.......
Preferred
•
.....•
....
.
U S Rubber
*
8% 1st preferred
311,400
228,800 U S Smelt Ref At Mg
17,600
2%
Sale
15% Sale
28% Sale
.....5
25
29%
115
84
29%
6%
43%
14%
27
Sale
28%
31
Sale
85
31%
Sale
44%
Sale
10
21
Sale
Sale
Sale
■
112
72
27
110% 111%
7
Sale
1%
Preferred
•
46
Sale
100
16
50
84
75
Sale
Sale
50
Sale
10%
43
48
25%
26%
7% Sale
12% Sale
80
108
38% Sale
7% Sale
20
70
Oct.
29
2% Oct.
19
l%~Oct7
19
4% Oct.
9
31
27
62
7
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
4
2
1
1
1
15
6
7
22
4
7
19
22
1% Oct.
6% Oct.
13% Oct.
81% Oct.
8% Oct.
19
19
Oct.
Oct.
19
10
Oct.
2
5% Oct.
3% Oct.
19
11% Oct.
5% Oct.
97% Oct.
4
9% Oct.
2
9%
5
92
a
9%
Sale
94
7% Sale
10
Sale
26
Sale
31
35
6% Sale
52
56
10% Sale
2% Sale
Oct.
19
4%
7%
18%
25%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
16
19
19
19
7
40
7
Oct.
Oct.
19
1% Oct.
19
Sale
57
13
80
Sale
Sale
9
Oct.
Oct.
67
Oct.
Sale
99
Sale
87
90
24
24%,
20
Sale
9%
10%
Sale
11%
25
3%
32%
8
Sale
-----
Sale
28
1
8%
10%
63
155
4
2
1
1
1
1
8
19
19
19
Oct.
5
Oct.
37% Oct.
2
4
see
page
40.
36
Oct.
10
Oct.
74
Oct.
5% Oct.
3% Oct.
90
Oct.
4% Oct.
7% Oct.
18% Oct.
25% Oct.
2% Oct.
40
Oct.
1
7
Oct.
2%
71%
17%
90%
22%
Oct. 21
1% Oct.
57
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
30
4
17% Oct.
86% Oct.
4
78
22% Oct.
10% Oct.
5% Oct.
89
19
19
19
25
8
4
21
9
67;
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
23% Oct.
7
12
Oct.
2
12
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
15
Oct.
Oct.
21
110
Oct.
Oct.
2
55
5
20
Oct.
1
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19 34
Oct.
19 '9
19 15% Oct.
Oct.
25
90
Oct.
19
6%
36%
69%
11%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7
Oct.
19
15
Oct,*
Oct.
19 21
15 114
73 v
19
19
28%
19
3%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
Oct.
19
Oct.
19
13
1
7
Oct.
25% Oct.
1
5
1
9
82
7
Oct.
6% Oct.
Oct.
2% Oct.
88
Sale
157
37
42
21% Sale
6% Sale
If 1
Sale
90
2U
Sale
Sale
59
77%
Sale
66%
68
69% Sale
65
68%
Oct.
11% Oct.
79% Oct.
Oct.
19 159
19
13% Oct.
80
1
4
27
1
6
4
1
1
19
19
19
Oct.
19
8H Oct.
18
Oct.
19
48
Oct.
19
57
Oct.
19
63
Oct.
21
43%
26%
7%
12%
38%
7%
40%
72%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
79
Oct.
68% Oct.
Oct.
% Oct.
4% Oct.
5% Oct.
2
Oct. 20
11% Oct.
3 % Oct.
6 i Oct.
Sale
6% Sale
Sale
31%
Oct.
Mar.
19
16
19
8
26% Apr.
19
20
9% Mar. 3
25 106% Feb.
19
101
6% Oct.
■a
4
63
4
6
13
19
28
;
86% Mar. 19
19
Oct.
Feb.
Mar. 5
Jan. 12
Feb,' 10
Jan. * 11
15 117% Feb.0
91
19
Feb.
3
19
35
Mar. 17
19
8% Jan. 14
19 46% Jan. 14
17
Jan.
19
20 113% Jan.
19 16% Feb.
3% Oct.
62
Feb.
4
Mar 10
Jan
13
Oct;
Oct.
1
j54% Oct.
19 28%
19 148%
19
99%
19 31%
19 35%
19 24%
19 31%
19 30%
9
13
11
25
1
Oct.
16
6% Jan.
19 100% Jan.
8
19
18% Sep.." 17
19 111
Feb. 20
19
Oct.
19
19
19
7
20
19
Oct.
19
Oct.
Feb.
Jan. 13
13% Mar.
1
29
93% Jan.
4
19 13% Feb.
3
25 x40
Sept. 2
19
8% Jan. 13
19
15% Mar. 5
19 28% Feb. 11
19
10% Jan. -25
19 40% Jan. 25
19 21% Feb.
4
15 98% Aug. 13
19 28% Feb. 11
19
79
Feb.
4
19
17
Aug.
2
19
22% Jan. ; 11
19
27% Jan. 22
19 11% Mar. 8
19 109% Jan. 21
12
Mar.
3
19
16 26% Mar.
8
19 40% Mar. 13
50
Mar. 13
19
19 <17% Jan.:22
19 .94
Jan. 20
25
Mar. 29
19
Oct.
20 106
% Oct.
4% Oct.
5% Oct.
64
52
Oct.
80
48
19
20
24
6% Oct.
1%
Sale
Sale
19
19
4
Oct.
10% Oct.
85% Oct.
1% Oct.
19
15
Mar
16% Jan. 22
15% Jan. 28
54% Mar. 0
5
-
62
Oct.
154% Oct.
6% Oct.
x34
Oct.
16% Oct.
3% Oct.
6% Oct.
85
Sept.
19
20
48
Oct.
1
57
Oct.
19 105
7
63
Oct.
21
Oct.
t.
&
1
14
8,
23% Mar. 22
70
Mar. 22
19 43%
15%
19
19 22%
23 112
19
72%
19%
18
19
72%
1
Oct.
3% Oct.
14
24% Mar. 9
16 100% Feb.
3
3% Jan. 28
19
20 20% Jan. 19
19 34% Jan. 13
Feb.
3
28 137
Feb.
4
19 172
24
20
Mar. 11
19
1
1
1
f:
Per footnotes
Oct.
4
19
20'
;
29
78
110 v
55
Oct.
54% Oct.
13% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
22% Oct.
10% Oct.
5% Oct.
55
Oct.
19
19 106
10% Salu
10
70
34
19
11
17% Oct.
86% Oct.
2
Sale
Sale
25%
5
8%
Sale
6%
86% 82
Sale
2%
33% 24
52
Sale
9
Sale
101
106
S»le
3%
8%
70
5
30
2% Oct.
71%
21%
19
90
Oct.
1% Oct.
6% Oct.
13% Oct.
81% Oct.
8% Oct.
19
15
19
10
19
19
19
19
4
14
19
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
"2% 0"ct7"te4
19
Oct.
Oct.
4
75
Oct.
5% Oct.
"
10
2
23%
5%
5%
16%
3% Oct.
70
Oct.
2% Oct.
36
Sept.
1% Oct.
4% Oct.
Oct.
40
72
Sale
3% Oct.
55
19
19
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
11%
79
Sale
158% Sale
13% Sale
19
19
19
19
5% Oct.
34% Oct.
10
51%
4%
33%
11%
Oct.
65
90
1%
Sale
Sale
19
19
19
19
28
Oct.
4
20
10%
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
10
6% Sale
5%
36%
40% 33
60%
67% Sale,
11%
11% Sale
105
105% 104%
7
7
Sale
10
85
Oct.
44
1
36
14
Sale
2
23%
5%
5%
16%
4
Sale
80
15
19
19
Oct.
6% Oct.
7% Sale
15% Sale
Sale
19
12% Sale
49
80
47% Sale
28
Oct.
5% Oct.
34% Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Oct.
4
3% Oct.
Oct.:
17% Oct.
89% Oct.
19% Oct.
54% Oct.
13% Oct.
18% Sale
82%
44
5%
Sale
7% Sale
21
21%
25% Sale
55
62
6%
7
74
Sale
5% Sale
25
40
2% Sale
5%
5%
18
18%
3
Sale
12% Sale
16% Sale
83%
84%
15% Sale
113
90
Sale
9%
Sale
Sale
Sale
8%
32% Sale
15
Sale
28%
3% Sale
34
9
8%
46%
4%
99% 102
7% Sale
128,300 U S At Foreign Secur Corp ..*
18% Sale
Preferred—
6,400
94
98
—*
7,300 U S Dlstrlb Corp
2%
3%
Preferred..............100
19
Sale
14,900
.*
122,800 U S Freight
31% Sale
.....20 122% Sale
101,400 U S Gypsum Co
7% preferred— ........100 166
2,960
167
5
166,000 U S Hoffman Mach
17% Sale
5%% conv pref
50
13,200
64% i 55%
*
370,700 U S Industrial Alcohol
38
38%
250,400 U S Leather.............—*
6% Sale
Class A——..———*
360,100
13% Sale
Prior preferred.........100
89
15,500
93%
231,300 U 8 Pipe Ac Foundry...
20
62% Sale
590,900 U 8 Realty At Impt....
*
17% Sale
1,594,500
2%
8
Sale
Sale
15%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9% Sale
-
90
Sale
,40
25%
■. ■■
16,200
"5%
Union lank Car..—___—_.*
—
74,300
6% Sale
United Aircr-ft Corp
United Air Lines Transport.5
United American Bosch
*
Preferred.
.-..106
1,470
5
584,600 United Electric Coal Cos
73,400 United Eng At Foundry..
5
.._..*
170,300 United Fruit
*
1,207,600 United Gas Ac Impt Co
Preferred
*
16,900
395,600 United Papgrboard Co...—10
29,600
178,000
1,500
31.600
9
31
27
62
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
30%
62%
88
25
22
395,900 United Drug Inc...
...5
77,300 United Dyewood*———.10
8,400
Sale
13% Sale
linlon Bag
At Paper, new
Union Carbide Ac Cat
33%
10%
30
Tranaamerlca Corp new
West Air lnc
9%
50% Sale
4% Sale
95
Sale
*
Timken-Detroit Axle Co... It
5,630
111,000
22,500
1,500
Preferred —
12%
47
37
124,100 Twin Coach Co.—.........1
7,300
263,050
276,100
43,800
.........let
.....
.
14
10
Thompson (J R)
Thompson Products
Thompson Starrett
42,850
110,730
139,900
83,000
29,400
3,100
90,300
Third Avenue
21,900
456,100
192,300
430,800
402,400
125,900
494,800
7,900
172,400
17,200
525,200
8,900
8,800
62,400
30",700
pref
conv
•
900,100 Tide Water Assoc OH——10
31,500
21,400
1,900
39,600
21,400
35,700
$3 dlv
71,100
24,600
123,800
620,200
59,200
2,700
30,900
50,100
5,900
128,100
2,200
66,900
33,700
192,100
61,200
20,200
81,600
1,300
24,500
1,900
80,200
3,850
18,800
1,010
.
.........
,
200
3,800
12,700
1
...........4
32,700 The Fair Co.
2,360
7%
preferred
10C
1
486,500 Thermold Co.,
56,500
"
*
*
K
—
Texas Pacific Coal At Oil
865,500
12%
55
8%
38%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
38%
65%
12%
9% Sale
8% Sale
19 118
-
Feb.
9
Mar. 13
Mar 17
Mar. 30
Mar. 9
Jan. 12
Mar. 81
Feb. 18
Mar. 11
75% Jan.
18
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
40
SALES
AGGREGATE
Since
October
Price
Jan. 2
EXCHASOB
Jan. 1
Share*
Shares
29.700
'
1937
Par
6,191,100
149,400
8,200
1,203,900
900
50
820
191,600
367,100
4,410
11,000
12,400
1,380
4,940
487,000
256,400
3,350
711,700
79,200
1,740
41,900
26,700
68,100
500
3,500
2,500
270
1,730
64,300
31,600
;
330
85,500
16,900
610
77 X Sale
Sale
132
166
169
Preferred...
United Store*
^
Sale
115
123)4 115
150
Sale
~~7H Sale"
\
75
....*
Universal-Cyclops Steel.... 1
$6 conv preferred
63,266
28,100
860
590
1,230
,
'■
50
900
preferred
.....10©
Virginia Ry Co pref_.
100
Vulcan Detlnning
100
5%
7% preferred..........100
19
29 X Oct.
1
19 106X Oct.
7
36)4 Oct.
19
42)4
*
Sale
Sale
•10 %
36)4
70)4
76
122)4 135
9)4
7)4
5?
16
38
i, 106,900
Wayne Pump
41,800
1,400
8,000
20,600
27,600
11,100
670
--
17,700
1,800
>
220
.
;
1,020
1,090
,
::
4,860
53,100
248,100
40,500
86,600
251,200
520
.
13,400
44,900
4,400
10,700
24,300
95,700
72.500
162,300
v
840
'
9,000
80
9,600
3,300
•
preferred.....*
tWarren Bros
—*
Convertible preferred....*
13.85 conv
6% preferred
•
80
714,200
468,300
541,300
5,030
114,900
1,720
54,000
29,900
1,060
6% preferred..........10<>
Maryland.......100
Second preferred....
100
Western Pacific
7%
1st preferred—.....50
Weston El Instrument......*
Class A
Westvaco Chlorine Prod...
*
*
5% preferred
30
Wheel'g 8c Lake Erie Ry ColOO
790
32",500
:
*
383,600 Wheeling Steel Corp..
Preferred
.100
28,800
85 conv prior preferred
*
2,000
3,800 White Dental Mfg Co (S S).20
....1
844,500 White Motoi Co...
59,200 White Rock Mln Spgs ctfs..*
...*
111,000 White Sewing Hach
Convertible preferred....*
58,900
ioo
.
1,000
600
109,000
5,700
12,400
16,100
r
16,500
43,100
19,800
1106,200
I »3,800
109,300
27,900
1,380
r
'
*
1.460
500
1,100
850
4,600
3,400
351,700
r
.
„
570
11,300
157,700
!
500
127,400
54,700
•
:
;
5
248,000 Wilcox OH 8c Gas
61,900 Willys-Overland Motors....1
6% conv pref
.....10
15,100
1,180,000 Wilson 8C Co..
86 cum preferred.......100
30,000
776,000 Woolworth (F W)....... ,.10
.100
185,700 Worth! ngton P 8c M
7% preferred "A"
10*
41,950
2,660
7% pref A stamped
100
i% preferred H
33,630
3,200
6% pref B stamped
100
6,270 Wright Aeronautical Corp..*
*
34,100 Wrlgley IWm) ir
25
36,560 Yale 8c Towne Mfg Co
1
3,171,200 Yel Trk 8c C'ch class B
?
7% preferred..........100
8,370
65,100 Young Spring 8c Wire ......*
948,700 Youngst'n Sh 8t Tube..... *
5H% preferred........100
10,200
455,600 Zenith Radio Corp.........*
,
294,100
No par valuie.
36
36)4
8)4 Sale
1)4
1)4
Sale
82 K
98
105
95
Zonlte Products Corp..
1
Sale
24
Sale
9)4
2454
85)4 90
9)4 Sale
Sale
19
4
1054
45)4
454
12)4
30)4
21)4
39)4
19)4
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
55
Sale
16
Sale
Sale
Sale
354
3)4
1)4
1)4
32)4 Sale
72)4 79
"8)4 Sale"
16
17)4
2)4 Sale
754 Sale
79)4 Sale
50)4 Sale
146)4 Sale
148)4 153
26)4 Sale
35)4
37 '
23)4 Sale
3354 34
70
110
39
105
90
120
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
IK
4)4
4
33)4 Sale
29
Sale
119)4 Sale
130
18
35)4
80
Sale
Sale
Sale
3)4 Sale
5)4 Sale
f; 5
554
2
118
17
28)4
85
94
90
115
38)4 Sale
91
110
75
Sale
354
4K
4)4 Sale
954 Sale
7)4 Sale
68
Sale
43)4 Sale
"70"" "79""
ii7)4 i20""
72 H
75
49 X
Sale
2154 Sale
129
x
113
Sale
4354 Sale
77)4 Sale
10654 H0)4
33 54 Sale
7)2 Sale
76
Sale
Sale
Sale
84
Sale
Sale
113
20)4 Sale
554 Sale
9
10)4
1)4 Sale
354 Sale
24)4
75
85
3154
80
65
16
13)4
11)4
254
19
Sale
Sale
Sale
19
45
Oct.
15
19
11X Oct.
4
19
40
Oct.
Oct.
18
19
14
Oct.
30
31
Oct.
4
1
1
2)4 Oct.
1)4 Oct.
23)4 Oct.
19
7
19
33
19 76X
25 97
20 102 X
95 X
23
19 120 X
Oct.
21
4
1
4
9
9
1
4
19
10X Oct.
1
Oct.
15
1)4 Oct.
19
154 Oct.
33? Oct.
117)4 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
254 Oct.
5)4 Oct.
112
16
1
11
19
19
Oct.
Oct.
7X Oct.
19
20
2
Oct.
19
40
Oct.
19
32
17
19
19
2X Oct. 19
11
Sept. 25
16
Oct. 19
11X Oct. 19
20
Oct. 19
Oct.
2X Oct.
1
July
23 X Oct.
75
Sept.
84
Oct.
88
Oct.
76
Oct.
117X Oct.
110X Apr.
16
Oct.
2X Oct.
5X Oct.
10X Oct.
10X Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
114
19
16)4 Oct.
1654 Oct.
12 X Oct.
35? Oct.
22X Oct.
19
19
19
19
1
Oct.
18
70
Oct.
5
29
1
5
2
3 X Oct.
25
84 X Feb.
25 108
20 109
23 103
19 123 X
9 115X
19
29 X
19
19
23 X
19
85
Oct.
Oct.
14X Oct.
60
19
23 X
33 X
19
19
19
46X
19
19
5
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5654 Oct.
35
6
IX
2X
6X
4X
19
19
5X Oct.
19
19
10 X Oct.
7 X Oct.
20
69
43 X Oct.
29
Oct.
1
1
12
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
78 X Oct.
79
Oct.
2
54X Oct.
20
Oct.
'Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
58X Oct.
28X Oct.
7X Oct
95
Oct.
21
Oct.
35
Oct.
70
Oct.
12
Oct.
2X Oct.
19
19
21
19
Oct.
Oct.
19
54)4 Ocj.
20
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
21
19
12
55
19
7)4 Oct.
95
21
Oct.
Oct.
Oct;
Oct.
Oct.
2X Oct.
35
70
12
1
2
55
6254 Oct. 29
62 X Oct. 29
40
70
Oct.
68 54 Oct.
37)4 Oct.
11
15 K Oct.
Oct.
28 109
19 3254 Oct.
Oct.
19 69
4
19
25
19
19
1
1
8
1
35
Oct.
1
13
1
4
K Oct.
30
84
Oct.
454
11X
5754
19 1675?
18 170
19 30 X
11 39
19 27 X
19 34)?
19 115
18 120
19 65
18 126 X
18 90X
lit Oct.
35
1154
Oct.
4
4
4
X Companies reported In receivership
1
9
Mar. 17
56
6)4 Oct.
454 Oct.
5654 Oct.
Oct.
9X Feb.
2X Jan.
19
2 >4 Oct.
'
Mar. 10
46
8X Oct.
IX Oct.
11
Oct.
2
23
25
10
38 X Feb. 19
50 X Aug. 10
4
Aug. 26
Feb.
11
Aug.
Mar.
Jan.
July
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
20
9
8
12
5
0
17
19
Oct.
Oct.
90
113
75
85
69X Jan.
12 X Jan.
35 X Jan.
83 X Jan.
24
38X Oct.
15
18
July 15
Jan.
8
Feb.
1
Feb. 20
Mar. 2
Jan.
5
19
19
5
19
18
18
19
51X
19 X
50 X
10 X
99 X
25X Oct.
17)4 Oct.
35X Oct.
Oct.
8
Feb.
19
4
5
26
19X Feb. 11
IX Oct.
8
85
Mar. 17
16
15
Oct.
19
11
10X Mar. 19
18X Mar. 16
Oct.
1
17
19
19
454 Oct.
37
Oct.
Oct.
19
Ex-rlghte.
20
34 X Oct.
29
29X Oct,
4
1
19 120X Oct.
Oct.
1
18 130
6
19 18X Oct.
19
19
25
Sale
Oct.
3X Oct.
4
5
76
28X Oct.
4X Sale
30
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
21 114)1 Oct.
19 24X Oct.
6X Oct.
19
58)4 Oct.
83
7
7
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
38
-
4
21X Oct
39X Oct.
34
78
23
5X Oct.
19
88
19
19
19
36
19
62 X
Sale
21
11X Oct.
Oct.
29
100
Oct.
20
50
26)4 Sale
45)4 Sale
V
19
40
94
Sale
3)4 Sale
Oct.
71
69)4
64
Sale
35
1
5
1
1
71
87
3254 Sale
Oct.
19 X Oct.
16 X Oct.
84
16
92 X Aug. 18
1854 Mar. 11
42
75
2 122 X Jan.
Oct.
75
5
354 Oct.
IX Oct.
4
Mar. 12
49
2
19
5
Mar.
19
Oct.
4X Oct.
Jan.
98
Oct.
Oct.
19
37
18
10
19
20
23
5
86
Oct.
Oct.
20
2X Oct.
2X Oct.
7X Oct.
19
6154
13)4 Sale
4
20
6154
60
22
11
16
Sale
854 Sale
6)4 Sale
61
62)4
41)4 Sale
Oct.
2
Oct.
454 Oct.
36
Oct.
254 Oct.
3
2)4
4
52
Oct.
25X Oct.
17)4 Oct.
90
Oct.
113
Oct.
16)4 1054 Oct.
3554 35 X Oc».
Sale
1054 Oct.
Oct.
28)4 24
110
75
Oct.
95
19
Oct.
Sale
110 r
85
Oct.
68
60
Oct.
19)4 14X Oct.
6
Oct.
Sale
Sale
8)4 Oct.
Sale
1)4 Oct.
Sale
11
Oct.
16
Oct.
8
119)4 Sept. 23 135
Oct.
19
3254 Sale
28)4 Sale
104)4 Sale
59
Ex-dividend.
Corp.
Sale
4
9X Oct.
5i Oct.
Oct.
2
Sale
74
67
8
Oct.
24
40
Sale
1)4 Sale
75
37)4 Sale
15)4 Sale
8
Oct.
5
19
19
19
1% Oct.
3
33
89)4
80
80
82
Oct.
'
5
22
2
16
32
17
23)4 Sale
17
18)4
33 v Sale
23
60)4
60)4
66)4
4
3)4 Oct.
Sale
14
80
4
Oct
Oct.
354 Oct.
5X Oct.
Oct.
75
9)4 Sale
40
4954
454 Sale
Sale
1
Oct" 23 "76"""Oc"t:~"I
18
50
42
75
1
Oct.
2)4 Oct.
2)4 Oct.
7)4 Oct.
23)4 Sale
74
78)4
8)4 Sale
39)4 Sale
1754
18)4
15
Sale
4
Sale
29
41
1
Oct.
11754 Feb.
Sale
9
79
35
82
■
121
Sale
2054
15)4
37)4 35)4
16)4
25)4
Oct.
Oct.
2
14
5
2
120
120
Sale
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
IX Oct.
5X
254 OctT'l9
18)4 Oct. 19 36 X
107
Oct. 19 111
4X
3X Oct
19
1454
8
Oct. 20
52
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
"
67)4
125
95)4
12154
11354
24)4
6)4
10)4
154
22
854 Sale
112
55
93
81
4054 Sale
77 H
63
4)4
5
1254 Sale
90
155? 1554
55? Sale
454
Sale
110
108
96
15)4
19)4
16)4 Sale
12)4
13
3
3)4
4)4
Sale
30
Sale
70
"24)4 Sale"
4 54
102
9854
Sale
96
12154 Sale
11354 116
Deferred delivery,
r Ca«h sales
d Change of name from International Printing Ink
*
:
51
81
6% preferred...........100
100
Westinghouse Air Brake
*
Westlnghouse El 8c Mfg..50
Sale
40
1754 Sale
66
68)4
100
Western Union Teleg
954
7 X Sale
94
100)4
Western Auto Supply Co.. 10
Western
6
20
554 Sale
16
Co
......100
100
111
118)4 125
42
Elsenlohr......... *
7% preferred
3854
119)4 125
70
70
74
454
14
48
19)4
Co.........—1
West Penn El Co "A"
110
44 K
36 X Sale
.....1
Wesson Oil 8c Snowdrift
*
84 conv preferred.........*
3654
16
100)4 110
38)4 Sale
5)4 Sale
4
33
36
Wells Fargo 8t
115
40)4 Sale
8)4
17
Sale
Waukesha Motor Co........5
Webster
106
30
26
29)4 Sale
3
Warren Fdry A Pipe........*
4,610 West Penn Pow pref 7%..100
650
V
88,000
8,320
190,800
14,200
:
4,690
13,100
12,765
*
..0
55
136
39)4
154 Sale
Sale
Sale
"IlX Sale"
18 X
41
100
11)4
37X
130
129
47)1
*
147
60
Preferred................*
•
23
19
Walker(H) Gooder & W Ltd.*
800
33
9)4 Oct.
175,400
18,600
34,000
411,000
8,100
2,281,200
6,200
516,600
23,900
112,200
79,000
447,100
19
14X Oct.
97
Oct.
22,900
2,400
4,800
30,600
'
19
Oct.
Sale
Sale
116
Walworth
7% preferred
Oct.
1
1854 Sale
1,448,100
Warner Bros Pictures
16 X Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
63
26
21 145
35
20
IX
19
24
195,400
900
18
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
3K
Ward Baking class A
Class B
Oct.
1
1
Sale
113
Virginia Elec ft Power 4% pf*
Virginia Iron. Coal AcCokelOO
Co
15
50
23
55
188,500
12,300
13,800
Oct.
25
1
33
7X Sale
♦
Preferred A
100
276,200
Preferred B............100
8,390
122,100 Waldorf System............ *
:.
*
,117,800 Walgreen Co—
4X% pref with warr
100
7,500
710
114
Sale
84
400
51X Oct.
100)4 Oct.
7
1
40
lftr
25 120X Mar. 11
Jan. 22
19 150
22 136
Mar. 9
Jan.
147
6
Apr. 29 169
9X Feb.
9
2X Oct. 19
1
Oct. 19
8X Feb.
5
84 X Jan, 11
46
Oct. 25
May 17
11X Oct. 18 21
86
Jan. 21
50
Oct. 26
Jan. 19
138
Oct. 21 164
Jan. 18
29
Oct. 20 108
4X Jan. 13
X Oct. 19
2X Jan. 20
X Oct. 19
58 X Jan. 20
16
Oct, 19
9)4 Oct. 19 39X Mar. 11
14)4 Oct. 19 44 X Jan. 20
Mar. 5
97
Oct. 19 115
May 12
36X Oct. 19 47
Mar. 27
66
Sept. 27 80
1254 Apr.
0
2X
ct. 19
0
18X Oct. 19 745? Apr.
Feb. 15
105
June 29 115
3X Oct. 19 12 X Jan.- 7
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
39
42
•
10,800
29,400
13
46
1
Oct.
Sale
Sale
100 114
4% preferred
65
13)4
50)4
Oct.
Oct.
1
Oct.
29)4 Sale
5
Va Caro Chemical
2)4 Oct.
25 81X
19 123
22 120X
23 150
5X
19
3X
19
IX Sale
48)4
52
—10©
America. •
7% 1st preferred
Vlck Chemical Co..
Oct.
Oct.
11)4
62
50
139)4 138
34
38
29
154 Sale
54
1)4 Sale
54
100
4
1
Vadsco Sales Corp—
Preferred
Highest
Sale Prices
114
Sale
3
59
Vanadium Corp of
Van Raalte Co
Lowest
Sale Prices
51)4 Oct.
100)4 Oct.
454 Sale
67
144
futilities Pow Sc Light A
Highest
Sale Prices
149
149
1654 Sale
62)4
"79X "83""
160)4 164)4
.....5
838,200
279,260
5,920
10,430
6,620
5,800
;'X-" 5,260
59
10©
Universal Plct 1st pref..._100
Preferred
•
'v•
87 X
113
554 Sale
3)4 Sale
fobacco.— *
Universal Leaf
190 Vlcks Shr & Pac Ry Co—100
6,800
63)4 Sale
Sale
117
81)4 Sale
123
1
United Stockyards Corp
Ask
Ask Bid
120
*
—100
S Tobacco
Bid
141
-——100
7% preferred
Lowest
Sale Prices
Oct. 30
Oct. 1
.
Ask
Bid
United States Steel.. ..—100
U
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN OCTOBER
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK
In
50
38
19
19
20
19
25
19
18
X
6X
17
22
Mar. 0
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
May
0
Feb. 23
Jan.
7
Apr. 13
Aug. 0
Mar. 11
Aug. 14
Aug. 31
May 15
Feb. 10
Jan. 25
Mar. 22
Jan.
4
6X Jan. 25
5X Sept. 7
12
Sept.
7
12 X Feb. 27
9154 Mar. 22
65X Jan. 20
47
Jan. 22
112X Mar. 25
112
Aug.
0
100
Mar. 10
92
Aug. 11
128
Mar. 0
76
Jan.
7
02
X Jan. 27
37 X Jan.
Jan.
28 142
19 46 X Feb.
19 101X Mar
Jan.
25 115
19 4354 Aug.
9X Jan.
19
1 Called for redemption.
10
23
15
00
27
31
10
New York Curb
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW
stock Sales
1937
October
10,110,870
Shares
Jan. 1 to Oct.
10*820,386
65,024,000
YORK CURB EXCHANGE
1936
93,036,627
Bond Sales
1937
October /
Jan. 1 t
r__
1.'.
Oct. 31
1936
$37,506,000
380,280,000
$65,024,000
707,072,000
NOTICE.—Deferred delivery, under the rule and cash sales, are disregarded In the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the
month, and when selling
•utelde of the regular monthly
range are shown In a footnote In the month In which they ocour.
No account is taken > f such sales In computing the range for the year.
AGGREGATE
In
i
October
SALES
PRICES IN OCTOBER
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
STOCKS
200
400
1,800
430
22 %
Sale
12k
15%
19
19%
24
-""360
2,100
,
'
Allied Internet Investing
1,350
; 1,800
150
3,400
5,250
156,234
30,850
Allied Products
14,200
18,150
80,750
13,400
109,800
27.000
1,270
130,100
27%
74k
29^
200
9,400
1,400
1,300
7,200
24,500
3,700
SCO
50
800
18,400
109,600
1.700
5,100
20,200
19,050
24,850
conv
preferred
Class A
6% preferred
22H
153
*
17%
107
123
31 i:
«2X
100
900
63
13
Oct.
21
83
Oct,
Oct.
1
55
Oct.
19
2% Oct.
5
Oct.
11
Oct.
9
19
14% Oct.
19
Oct.
18
19 114k Oct.
19 112% Oct.
19
15% Oct.
Oct.
19
8
Oct.
19
19
9
29
29
26
121* Oct.
15
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
28
Oct.
2
4
19
"2>i"Oct""l9
% Oct.
3
21
12%
19
21
Sale
97
'14%
15% Sale
86
13
5
Oct.
Oct.
15%
16
Oct.
76
109
c
Sale
Sale"
Oct.
Oct.
14
Oct.
4% Oct.
Sale
121
16 k
Sale
Sale
13%
72.
Sale
Sale
65
Oct.
117k 120
120
Oct.
Sale
14% Sale
7% Oct.
1%
1%
1
Oct.
1%
-1%
50%
55
52
59
50 k Oct.
14% Sale
12% Sale
5
Oct.
5 1
6,
4 J4
5%
Oct.
1%
% Oct.
nQ% 32
28
32
25
Oct.
v 84
75
70
78% 78% Oct.
2% Sale
2% Sale
1% Oct.
J*
66
10c
25*
95.50 prior preferred
*
American Centrifugal Corp.l
20,150
2,150
375
18,500
400
1,300
20
450
5,100
190,000
1,500
6,800
7 900
9,600
6,600
5,600
'650
15,300
54,500
143,500
14,900
917,600
18
5
19
25
19
19
5
5^*
J
19
78% Oct.
2% Oct.
29%
26
27%
3% Sale
23% Oct.
27
1
23
Oct.
26
2
Oct.
19
27% Oct.
17 k Oct.
4% Oct.
5
26
3
20%
39
1,800
18,300
82,600
16,600
101,600
34
38
1
...
Angostura
23%
Appalachian Elec Power—
97 preferred..
._....*
14
65
Oct.
19
29
4
Oct.
25
11
% Oct.
8
25
Oct.
78 % Oct.
19
5
2
1% Oct.
7
1
23
1
2
Oct.
27 k Oct.
Radio Tube..._..l
L08k Sale
1% Sale
8
8k
10 %
14% Sale'
6 % Sale
Associated Elec Industries—
American deposit rects..£l
4
5,600
c common
......_*
1
% Sale
12%
;
v
w»
6
19
26
4% Oct.
22% Oct.
19
nm
Oct.
4
19
8
27
8
Oct.
19
15
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
21
; 8
99
4
Oct.
2
14
15 % Oct.
25
Oct.
1
10
Oct.
15
Oct.
Oct.
19
33% Oct.
29
5
19
82
Oct.
29
Oct,
19
1
% Oct.
2
Oct.
19
29% Oct.
6
% Oct.
% Oct.
36
Oct.
6% Oct.
1% Oct.
9
% Oct.
9
19
19
19
Oct.
20
89
Oct.
5
6% Oct.
3% Oct.
19
20% Oct.
30
1
Oct.
19
2% Oct.
8% Oct.
19
19
.00% Oct.
Sale
4% Sale
11% Sale
1% Sale
1% Sale
Sale
11% Stile
»aa Sale
*32 Sale
20
25
Oct.
3
Oct.
78
13
4
Oct.
2% Oct.
4% Oct.
15% Oct.
19 104k Oct.
30
85
60 Atlantic Gas Light pref.,100
228,200 Atlas Corp warrants........
90
5% Sale
38
Sale
80
4%
84,
5%
7
100k Oct.
1
2
Far footnotes
86,800 Atlas Plywood Corp........*
295,300 Austin Sliver Mines.—....1
127,500 Automatic Products Corp..5
71,500 Auto Voting Machine com..*
see page
53
I I*
% Oct.
16
1
5
k Oct.
2% Oct.
4% Oct. ;■ 2
Oct.
19
19
2 k Oct.
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
23
19
2
4%
66%
4%
i%
1
Oct;
5% Oct.
>32 Oct.
% Oct.
5
Oct.
7% Oct.
71
Oct.
10% Oct.;
5
1
5
29
4k Oct.
66k Oct.
2
4k Oct.
Oct.
11
lk Oct.
19
19
19
ll1 % Oct.
1 % Oct.
1"14 Oct.
1
30
10 k Oct.
19
15
8
12,
Oct.; 19
10% Oct;
% Oct.
Oct.
3
Oct.
83
Oct.
3
> Oct.
14
19
20
Oct.
19
Sale
3% Sale
"7% T&"
"l% Sale'
18
1
21
Sale
1
8
28
8
1
3k Sale
9%
10%
""""Oct?"!*) "1% Oct:*"!
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
18
20
19
18
1
4
Oct.
21
4
54 k Apr. 21
82
Mar. 18
2 k Mar. 29
59
Jan. 11
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
20
19
13
19
19
19
2k Jan. 20
Apr.
7
10k Jan. 14
3
Jan. 13
99
Jan. 23
59k Jan. 14
4k Jan. 14
5k Jan. 11
8 k Feb. 26
42 k Feb.
8
53
19 110k Jan.
3
Feb.
12 k Feb.
13 k Feb.
10 k Jan.
19
Jan.
23 96
15 k Feb.
19
8k Jan.
19
16
19
19
13 k Feb.
3
Jan.
5k Jan.
39 k Jan.
19
15
% Oct.
8
*Am Sept. 25
5
Aug. 13
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
Oct.
Oct.
14
19
19
4
19
19
O ct.
Oct.
1
Oct.
18
1
5
Oct.
Oct.
20
9% Oct.
,
Mar. 22
Feb. 20
16
26 k Jan.
28 % Jan.
19
19
June
20
38
5k Oct.
>32 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
83 k Oct.
6
Oct.
38
Oct.
37
19
1
32
£
5,
22
5
Oct.
1
1
14
5
6
11
19
19
k Oct.
2
J
35,700
4,900
20.700
11,400
6,500
25*
7
18
8*
Sept. 11
30
8
2
'-mmrnrnm
11% Sale
Oct.
23
Oct.
15
Oct.
79% Oct.
Oct.
20
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
78
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2% Oct.
8% Oct.
2
«•» •» m m m
8,550 Atlantic
Oct.
Jan.
Aug. 16
Aug. 13
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
112k Jan.
12
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
32
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
May
22
12
14
13
4
Oct.
x20
19
6
Jan.
Jan.
24
48
21% Oct.
Oct.
5k July
5
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.i
Feb. 20
89 k Mar. 15
8
4% Oct.
22% Oct.
Oct.
31*
6
27
1
lk Feb. 10
42
37
37
17% Oct.
4% Oct.
12
Mar. 20
May
7
12
29
Mar. 9
Jan.
Jan.
24 k Apr. 13
11
Mar. 10
S*
Oct.
Oct.
79
mmm+'m
■
..*
100 Assoc Tel Sc Tel class A
Atlanta Birmingham Sc Coast
RR Co pref............100
60
Atlantic Coast Fisheries...
Coast Line Co....50
4% Sale
29
5
23
■
Sale
33% Sale
7» Sale
Sale
11 k Sale
17lk
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
82
"lok '16% "8% "8%
13
2% Sale
1
Sale
% Sale
4%
4%
4% Sale
7% Sale
7% Sale
12k
...
V t
4%
Oct.
33
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
14
19
21
14
5
19
23% Oct.
% Oct.
Oct.
Oct;
32
3
75
19
Sept. 16
99
10
m m
2%
2%
4% Sale
16%
18
Oct.
5
4% Sale
14%
89 %
25
Sale
1
19
18
50
21
14
Sal
5% Sale
1% Sale
78
80k
20% Sale
7% Oct.
19
20
36**
120
1
21%
27
18
19
19
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
Jan.
Jan.
19 140
June 18 131
19
Sale
26
1
25
H
11
9
19
11
79k
31
19
22
25
25
May
Oct.
Oct.
:7
1
14k Jan- 28
16
Oct.
19
3
Feb.
19
5
76
29
26
Sale
Arkansas Net Gas com....
Class A-........;.........*
9
28%
4%
2%
15%
28 k
May
19
13
1
18%
>
Wupperman....!
13*
19
38
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
50% Oct.
Apr.
2% Sept.
2
Sept.
% Oct.
12
14 %
Sale
720
113,400
24
Apex Elec Mfg Co common.
A returns
27%
12
32%
38%
79%
85
1% Sale
Anchor Post Fence com..*..*
site*
Wlf.
27%
20%
Preferred........
Amer Thread preferred..... 5
4k
Sale
25
28%
32%
16%
20% 24%
21%
22
15% Sale
Sale
i Sale
Sale
5
8
H
121,900
696,900
95 preferred..............*
79,700
Warrants.
506,300
12,400 Assoc Laundries of Amer...*
40
7.
271
31 i
14!
30
Assoc Gas 9c Elec com ......1
Class A .................
12,000
1,280
17%
28% Sale
110
110% 102
24%
25%
21% Sale
28
33
2
16
34 k
41%
28 k
26
3%
m >18
American Superpower......*
1st preferred.............*
21,200
600
4k
Sale
21
Sale
ll"- Sale"
Preferred...
.......10
Arkansas P St L 97 pref...
40,500 Art Metal Works common...5
323,500 Ashland Oil St Refining Co.l
10,900
41,200
Sale" "28"" Sale"
Amer Potash St Chem Corp..*
Amer Seal-Rap Corp com...
3,690
326,800
396,600
1,538,900
151,200
^
Sale
56% Jan. 19
24% Sept. 13
6% Mar. 4
1
14
13
12
11
22
22
Apr. 22
5% Jan.
2
5% Mar. 9
2% Jan. 15
24
Jan.
6
16% July 19
26% Feb. 19
177 % Mar. 18
119k Mar. 4
17 k Jan.
2
109
32
Oct.
29% Oct.
Jk* Oct.
32
Oct.
19
5
19
18
19
4% Oct.
7
?8
27%
Sale
3% Sale
American Maracalbo....... 1
American Meter Co
....*
Amer Pneumatic Service....*
30,500
8,500
6,400
31,400
1,187,100
22,000
56,900
25,300
56,300
82,300
28,500
\
30
*
35%
4%
1,860 Amer Investment (111) com..*
2®
52,200 Amer Laund Mach com
129,400 Amer Light St Trac com....25
6% preferred
25
6,900
14,950 Amer Mfg Co common.....100
55
Preferred..............100
r&66
600
92 preferred..........
41
~6k ~~6k
92.50 preferred
1
16,850 Amer Hard Rtibber Co com.50
1,850
54,500
6,400
40
30
29 %
Conv class A....
....25
Class A with warrants...25
19
19
% Oct.
50% Oct.
Sale
93 preferred..............*
......
30,400
2,100
88,700
2,125
10,800
3,450
Oct.
Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7
19
112# Sale
1
Class B
137,100
1
475 Amer Cyanamld com cl A.. 10
Common class B n v.....10
597,500
12,700 American Equities Co
1
223,200 Amer St Foreign Power warr.
13,800 Amer Fork St Hoe Co com...*
448,600 American Gas St Klec com...*
Preferred
22,395
.....*
123,300 American General Corp...10c
90,200
Oct.
1%
14%
6%
%
1%
57
Oct.
Oct.
1
1
9
Amer Cities Power St Lt Corp
190
Oct.
16
9
21
16
19
225*
Sale
Capital Corp cl A..10c
Common class B
25
19
20
18
64%
Sale Prices
Oct.
13
19
Oct.
Oct.
8
Highest
Sale Prices
17*
66*
Oct.
6% Oct.
Sale
112
1
com
20
Lowest
Sale Prices
40
Oct.
4
9
18% Oct.
Oct.
24
Oct.
11
Oct.
IX Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
13
4% preferred.**.
....100
American Alrilime Inc....10
Amer
19
Oct.
60
ih
Mumlnlum Ltd.......
Amer Box Board Co
19
Oct.
%
68%
68%
59%
....100
Amer Beverage Corp..
American Book Co
Oct.
1% Oct.
Sale
1
com. .10
25
Aluminum Co common
Highest
19
19
13
20
....—*
Corp
16
ll%
m
13
m
2X4
^
66*
16
Sale*
3%
26%
Lowest
Sale Prices
25
Oct. 19
125
Aluminum Goods Mfg......*
Aluminum Industries com.
22,050
3,900
2,600
1,550
3,700
1,050
14,200
2,700
$3
21%
1
*
100
3
Sale
Sale
11
Ask
"15"" "20%
3% Sale
....
"-'§65
Ask Bid
'18% *23^
21
5k
.......
575
1,050
Bid
Ask
Par
V
22,950 Acme Wire Co r t c
26
3,900 Aero Supply Mfg class A
*
113,200
Class B
*
15,500 Agfa Ansco Corp com
1
47,700 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com...5
50,700 Air Devices Corp common..1
41,000 Air Investors Inc common..*
10,100
Convertible preferred—.*
44,400
Warrants
7,270 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary
M
6,120 Ala Power Co 97 pre*
•
S6 preferred
4,400
*
10 Allegheny Steel 7% pref.,100
10,700 Alles Ac Fisher Inc common
9,200 Alliance Investment com...*
14,600
2,100
7,600
10,700
3,600
Oct. 30
1937
Shares
1,325
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
_
Since
i
19
732 Jan.
1 k Feb.
7
7
16
8
8
16
11
5
11
11
7
7
7
2
1
k May 10
Apr.
9
90
Sept. 21
13k Jan. 30
57k Mar. 19
88
May 15
4
Jan. 14
29k Mar. 18
3k Mar. 31
9
Feb.
10
Ilk Mar. 22
NEW
42
NEW
Since
Price
YOR
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
CURB
In
October
Jan. 1
STOCKS
11,600
29.175
Babcock ft Wllcos Co
8,900
200
60
1,000
6
Oct.
Purch
warr
136* Sale
25
Sale
60
Oct.
1
Bardstown
Distillery Inc.„.l
1
3
Sale
A.5
Bath Iron Works Corp
1
Baumano (L) & Co com....*
7% 1st preferred
100
18
Sale
Steel
Barium Stainless
Barlow & Seel 1ft Mfft class
110
720
200
47~305
r
14.800
2,200
750
225 Blauner's
125
29,200
215,700
100
200
1,925
4,975
145,400
28,200
61,000
5,600
2,710
7,650
14,600
800
13,000
625
310
150
2,900
6,300
common
5
5
Oct.
Oct.
2
1
6
1
4
19
Oct.
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
27 167
8
14
4
2
118
116
5
116
115H 117
Oct.
4
4
3H
5
.
8
2% Oct.
1
13% Oct. 29
4% Oct.:
7
19
2
7
117% Oct.
29
Sale
14 %
11
1% Sale
%
%
10%
11%
Oct.
15
% Oct.
% Oct.
19
4
19
9
Oct.
19
Oct.
22
34
Oct.
Oct.
113H June
4
10
.....*
Co com...*
Bohack (H C) Co common. .. *
Blumenthal (S) ft
...100
25
25,800 t Botany Con sol Mills com..
,■
....
26,600 Bourlols Inc
3H Sale
45 H Sale
35 H Sale
9H
10%
50 H
52 %
14% "■ 15%
y0~
Sale
7
31
Blue Ridge Corp com—
May
Sept.
1
8
3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7
Oct.
5
Oct.
Oct.;
6
30% Oct.
6% Oct.
11
1%
2
42% 43
11% Sale
4
5%
22% Sale
13
14%
%';.
Sale
1% Sale
37H
39H
9% Sale
4
4%
20
25
12
14
%
4%
4%
a
Sale
5
10% Oct.
12% Oct.
19
Oct.
7
Oct.
28
Oct.
19
6^8 Oct.
31% Oct.
28
15
Sale
19
6
Oct.
6
8% Sale
7%
10
Oct.
4
"9% *11"" "8% ~~8%
Sale
May 17
6
*
2
Oct.
1 % Oct.
Oct.
4
19
Oct.
15
1% Oct. 19
34% Oct. 27
.2
,
41
Oct.
19
3H Oct.
19
4
1
Oct.
13
1
18
4
24 %
10
2
22% Oct.
3% Oct. 19
Oct. 20
9
Oct. 18
% Oct. 21
3% Oct. 18
15
Oct.
11% Oct.
11
Oct.
12
.6$ Oct.
4
Oct.
43
19
34% Oct, 27
4
18
20
18
Sept. 24
Oct. 18
11
9
9
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
30
% Oct.
15
Oct.
29
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
20
5
29
3
3
■IF-'-
4% May
3
1854 July 15
8% Mar. 2
170
Sept. 23
125H Mar. 10
5% Mar. 3
19
Feb. 19
4
Jan. 22
2% Feb.
5
15% Mar. 8
37 % Feb.
3
14 % July 12
Feb.
15
Oct.
18
27 % Aug.
Oct.
16
Sale
%
11%
1%
%
1
4
Aug.
Jan.
*18
Oct.
2
6
Sept. 14
Aug. 31
Mar. 15
Feb. 16
Feb. 10
June
11
Oct.
8*
18
Mar.
103
Oct.
159
Oct.
30
6
Sale
8
21
11
Oct.
3H Oct.
4% Oct.
74% Oct.
5
V*
5
1% Oct.
1H Oct.
10
19
Oct.
% Oct.
160
Sale
Oct.
156
22% July
1%
Jan.
15
12
li
3H
4
Bliss & Laughlin Inc corn-
1st preferred
Borne Scrymser Co
i
12
20
W> ai Co common
Ctfs for non-votlnft com—
7%
Oct.
2
......
Bli»» (B
$3 opt conv pref
2
24
13$
Sale
Sale
--
2,800
60
6
2% Sale
11%
14
Oct.
% Sept.
4
3% Oct.
11% Oct.
6% Oct.
Sale
11 %
4% Sale
10 H
IF If" IF
—20
17,800 Beech Aircraft Corp com—1
108,700 Bell Aircraft Corp common..1
6
109,800 Bellanca Aircraft common.. 1
1,568 Bell Telep Co of Canada..100
2,490 Bell Telep of Pa 6 H % pf—100 122 H
3
*
1,500 Benson & Hedftes com
Convertible preferred
*
550
590,400 Berkey & Gay Furn Co
1
Purchase warrants..—.
369,100
UH
12,100 Blokford '« I nc eom..
*
2,500 "S2 50 Conv pref..
8,300 Blrdtboro Steel Fdy ft Mach *
3,800
7,400
10,100
25
Oct.
10% Aug. 16
43
Jan. 16
19
Oct,
9% Oct.
\*
o
Oct.
81
Beaunlt Mills (nc common. 10
f 1.50 conv pref
l*i
2%
6
16
Sale Prices
*6H"Octr"'4
Sale
9
4
4
93
"4% Sale"
6% Sale
9%
10%
2
2%
3% Sale
11 %
13%
6% Sale
for
Baldwin Rubber Co com
73
Sale
90
r
10% Oct.
21
Oct,
19
Oct,
tBaldwin Locomotive
4,925
550
Lowest
Sale Prices
16
10
9%
10%
Highest
Highest
Sale Prices
19% Sale
10%
(\ston Fisher Tob class A—1°
153.100
103,400
36,300
38,800
485,600
13.100
32,800
2,600
1,000
2,100
300
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
1-5
46,200 Avery (B F) Sons Co
1,6X0
10,500
3.200
39,600
Ask
Bid
Par
(Continued)
Lowest
Sale Prices
Oct. 30
Oct.l
1937
Shares
64*405
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN OCTOBER
SALES
AQQKEQATE
Mhares
2,500
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
''
iv
■
Sept. 13
Feb. 17
Sept. 30
Aug. 13
4% Jan.
48 % Jan.
43 % Jan.
11
Jan.
16
21
18
25
56% Jan. 29
19
Feb. 20
% Jan.
6
7% Mar. 16
Bowman BUtmore Hotels—
32.900
1.600
<.
400
7,100
22,000
103,600
35,200
34,300
3,400
12,200
8,900
12,900
.....100
.....100
7% 1st pref....
2d preferred..
Brazilian
Tr Lt & Pr ord—*
20
'
,
"2
'\8% S*a"le"
% Oct.
10
Oct.
1% Oct.
15
Oct.
1
%
2%
TA
Corp.
—1
Brewster Aeronautical....
6,500 Bright Star Elec class B
*
85,900 Brill Corp class A
....
Class B
100,900
21,150
7% preferred
.....100
:
9,900 Brlllo Mfg Co common
Class A
._...*
1,150
80
3
2%
Breeze
300 Bridgeport Gas Light Co—..*
130,700 Bridgeport Machine com...
30
Preferred
100
20*200
1,000
11,400
6,900
2,250
2,200
*
Common
:
13
:
3% Sale
Coupon stock (bearer)....*
5,200
100
600
British
100
£1
Amer dep rets ord bear.
9,100
1,000
2,300
*
Amer Tobacco, Ltd—
Registered
Amer dep rets
ord reg_._£l
4
30
30 % Mar.
1
14 % Mar. 29
Oct.
4
5% Aug. 10
Jan.
21
22
Oct.
16
Oct.
26
Oct.
1
Feb.
Feb.
\% Oct.
5
Feb.
"Oct""
1
5
2
18
Feb.
2
)% Oct.
1
Mar.
Oct.
20
Ofct.
30
Oct.
19
26% Mar.
Oct.
22
Oct.
22
25
Mar. 20
Oct.
5
13
25% Oct.
25% Oct.
13
13
33
Oct.
Jan. 18
Feb.
6
1% Oct.
18
"F ;r,F
~7" Sale'
SI
Jan.
Oct.
8
16
11 ;
17% Sale
% Sale
% Sale
11%
2% Sale
30
Oct.v
)
Sale
Sale
9
)
gg an
Oct. 19
19% Oct. 2
16
Ilif
iiH 3§3 IF I IS
26 H
?48
27
Am dep rets
17,800
if
:
ord reg—10s
A__*
200
■:
10
5,800
400
125
""*900
800
400
75
800
800
39,700
9,000
Cable Elec Prod
Cables ft
7,200
28,700
1,100
8
:
~~4% "~5~
12
48
46
24%
106
24%
106%
~~3% "4%
*
14
4
'
22
47
Sale;;
100
Sale
21%. Sale
1%
2%
3%
4
3% Sale
"'*375
H
1
F
100 Canadian Dredge & Dock.
Canadian Hydro
1,300
43,200
700
1,800
24,200
110
40
3
9
v-Oct.
10
% Jan.
~OctI"~6
42
Oct.
22% Oct.
6
20
100 % Oct.
22% Oct.
5
90
Oct.
Oct.
7
7
"46H
21%
96
*42
Oct.
22
20
Sale
43H
90
Oct.
Oct.
19% Sale
1%
2%
_
19
3%
3%
3%
3
5
4
35,900
440,900
19,700
34,250
2,200
272,600
1,225
■
2
Oct.
% Oct. 21
4% Oct. 18
22% Oct.
5
20" "25"
20 H
iv
21H0£t:*"9
.
Elec Ltd—
800
1%
195
Oct.
19
Oct.
iff
Oct.
■
Oct.
14
2
19
Oct. *30
Oct.
42"" Sale"
Oct.
2
7% Sale
Oct.
1
Oct.
2
60
ri'Hv
■
Cent N Y Pow 5% pref....100
Cent Ohio Steel Prod
1
260
4,720
Cent Pow ft Lt 7% pref.__ 100
Gent ft Southwest Util—
■
377,600
Common..
50c
404,300 Central States Elec com...l
7,400
7% preferred
100
.'
26,000
6% pref without warr.. 100
2,475
Conv preferred
100
3,675
Conv pref opt ser 1929..100
135,300 Centrifugal Pins Com.
24,100
6,800
925
:
4,350
725
,
425
13.200
Oct.
Oct.
>%
;
5%
13%
17% Sale
14
87%
"l8% *19*"
85
.
10%
13;,
79
Sale
87H
77
1% Sale
44%
19%
20%
_
23
Sale
Sale
8% Sale
8%
16
25
Ik SaF
Sale
10
75
Sept.
23 % Oct.
1
92'
78%
19
19
Oct.
19
9% Sale
2% Oct.
2% Oct.
19
19
7
3
;;4%
*
Oct.
19
2% Oct.
Safe*
Oct.
Oct.
:
12
74
Oct.
!
Oct.
:
85% Oct.
Oct,
Sale
25
8
10% Oct.
% Oct,
f
5
7
29
19
5
8
83
•
26
22
124
June
7
15
Mar. 17
105H Mar. 19
57
Mar. 17
19
Jan.
8
96
Feb. 16
:
Oct.
Oct.
88
6
July
72% Oct.
* Oct.
20
25
6
20
Feb.*
5
85
7
Oct.
Oct.
3
4
23
27
28
Jan.
31
Oct.
14 % Oct.
Oct.
1
Sale
Sale
4
25
12
9
Aug. 13
Feb. 10
Oct.
6
2
I Oct.
7% Oct.
77% Oct.
Sole
Sale
3% Sale
43
23%
8
12
74
83
35
Jan
3H Feb.
102% Jan.
97% Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
78
106 % Oct.
6
Oct.
81
Oct.
Sale
ient M-.ilne Pow 7% pref..100
60
Oct.
Oct.
10
28 :;,v June
Oct.
2
20.
Castle (A M) & Co
.10
Catalln Corp of Amer.....
47.700
Oct.
1% Oct.
IW
7% Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
May
Jan.
July,
July
Oct.
Oct.
2
7
L61
3H
23 %
2%
26%
8%
May
6*
X5*
l!H
Mar.
93
Aug.
6
8% Jan. 25
Oct.
Oct.
18
4
Apr. 14
31 % Feb.
1
45
Mar. 12
20
Mar.
2
bm
2?
22% Jan.
Feb.
7 : Apr* 14
14H Oct. 20
40
Apr. 23
155
Sale^
Feb.
21
8
19
Jan.
Feb.
Oct.
11
6
Mar.
V.
11
"Oct"""!
3.T.
Carter (J W) Co common....1
Casco Products
.........*
6io
380
IH Jan. 18
Oct.
'At Sept
4% Oct.
22% Oct.
it
Oct.
Sail
Carrier Corp common...
4,500
% Oct. 19
Oct.
iff
......
3,000
Oct.
2
73
preferred...........100
7% 1st partlc pref
..100
16,200 Celluloid Corp com.......15
:
1st preferred
2,260
97 d»v preferred
5,250
_...._.*
27,100 Cent Hudson G ft E com...
220
*
22
*ii"""oc"t:""7
Celanese Corp of Amer—
2,300
Oct.
% Sept.
3% Oct.
Opt* 30
8J
13,750
'•v.;
Feb. 23
Mar. 4
Jan.
4
Aug. 11
5
Jan. 19
38 % Mar. 9
% Jan. 13
5% Mar. 8
8
Mar.
8
Oct.
16
Oct.
9
12
51 %
25H
L06H
31%
Aug.
22
1%
32
-
68,000
2,000
6.900
13i
i:
32
1
21
Oct.
Oct.
1% Oct.
Oct.
% Oct.
3% Oct.
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
13 % Oct.
--
....
100
12H Jan. 16
70
Apr. 22
5% Sept.27
30H Mar. 5
12
Jan. 26
Oct.
[u
25
*
46,000 Can Indus Alcohol cl A
B non-voting
5,100
*
40 Canadian Indus 7% pref..100
1
421,000 Canadian Marconi Co
14,100 Capital City Products...—*
400,700 Carlb Syndicate coca
1,800 Carman ft Co conv A stk.—•
Class B
4,900
13,200 Carnation Co common.....*
291,100 Carnegie Metals Co com
1
890 Carolina P ft L f7 pref......*
.920
96 preferred
....—»
4*7*000
15
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
5
4,050 Canadian Car ft Fdy pref. .25
_
28 % Apr.
3
60
% Sale
150 Camden Fire Ins Assn
1,100 Canada Cement Co common *
100 Canadian Canners common.*
3,915
15% Feb.
Oct.
4
Wireless—
"""loo
6,900
1,000
Oct.
9
45 %
4%
7%
6%
4
20
7
Oct.
11
8
32
4
Oct.
4
25
Oct.
•"4H Sale"
12
30
Oct.
Sale
"3% Sale"
*
v t c___
Oct""
45"" Sale"
"9% Sale" "4% "5"
Am dep rets A ord sh
£1
29,000
Am dep rets B ord sh
£1
123,800
f 6,800
Am dep rets pref sh
£1
: 2,800 Calamba Sugar
Estate Co.20
100
39
Feb. 25
9H Mar. 8
85
June
7
Sept.
Oct.
Sale"
Sale
....
4,200
2% Feb. 17
1H Oct.
33
32
8
Oct,
W lie" "i %
6
...
15,700
1H
1H
Class B
.....50
10,350 Buckeye Pipe Line
36,600 Buff Nlag ft East Pow pref.25
$5 1st ©referred.;
•
6,800
63,900 Bunker Hill & Sullivan..2.50
*
3,000 Burco Inc common.......
: 1,125
$3 conv preferred.......*
Warrants
9,100
25,500 Burma Corp. 4mer dep rets..
22,400 Burry Biscuit Corp
12 He
4.100
1%
1H
8% May
200 Bruck Silk Mills Ltd
:
2%
2H
British Col Power class
96,550 Brown Co 6% pref
..100
69,300 Brown Fence & Wire com.
Class A preferred
2,800
....*
66,800 Brown Forman Distillery...1
20
$6 preferred—...
——*
8,100 Brown Rubber Co. com.....*
4,000 Bruce (E L) Co
.......5
10,450
6,800
8.400
1,300
1
Mar. 11
British Celanese Ltd—
900
4
Oct.
British-American Oil Co
400
6
7
Jan.
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
2% Jan.
32% Jan.
Oct.
29
22% Feb.
91 % Apr.
18
1
88
7H Oct.
75
Sept
2% Oct. 29
1
Oct.v 1
1
Oct.
19
% Oct.
19
6% Jan.
2% Jan.
22
14
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7
Oct.
2h Oct.
19
19
Jan.
30
2% Oct.
19
Jan
13
14
14
11
3
Oct.
19
28
2H Oct.
19
i£.si
83:11
27M Oct. 23
Oct
'km
23
9
10
8
4H Oct.
~
Jan.
,.i» ;
Chamberlln Metal W<
•
.
f
:
-m
Strip Co............
Charts Corp
400 Cherry-Burrell Corp
~ll%
Sale
j
10
T
6
mm
:
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
I#
Oct.
Oct.
1
Oct.
16
6
6
Oct.
■
for
■ee page
53.
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v;-:;
Nov., 1937]
AGGREGATE
NEW
lORK
October
Shares
Jan. 2
Par
6,350 Chegebrouah Mfg
i
32,320 Chicago Flexible Shaft Co.. 5
40.375 Chicago Rivet & Machine...4
154,600 Chief Consol Mining Co
1
..
.
14,525 Chllda Co preferred
2,766.200
13,200
1,310
4,125
4,425
132,400
if
4,200
5,500
469,400
225
20,400
200
1,000
31,700
Bid
Ask
Bid
101
95% Oct.
Sale
32
Oct.
19
55% Oct.
Sale
7
Oct.
19
14
A Oct.
19
Oct,
19
68
18
98
Sale
AH
1)4
78
62
Sale
%
65
Sale
V%
—*
Cltlee Serv Pr A Lt fi pref..*
34
f 7 preferred.
City Auto Stamping Co.....
City & Suburban Homes...10
36
1% Oct.
2% Oct.
29% Oct.
Oct.
20
Oct.
29
40
30
42
28
35
45
27
I 4
7,
20
26
Oct.
18
35
Oct.
21
38
Oct.
19
% Oct.
'J
i
3,400 Clayton
14,870
111,600
3 \
& Lambert Mfg Co..*
35
Jeveland Eioc Ilium com..
Cleveland Tractor com.....*
83.700
4,400
28,100
3,100
j
67,500
275
Cohn
4
1H
1%
r
&
Rosenberger
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Oil & Gas
62
91
9
Sale
3%
4
6% Sale
a
54
Sale
46
Sale
5
com
"5%
25
Sale
28%
50
S3 preferred.
228,600 Consolidated Aircraft com..l
45,700 Consolidated Biscuit Co
1
100 Consol Cigar Corp warrants.
1,384,900 Consol Copper Mines
5
63,900 Con Gas E L & P Bait com.
620
5% preferred A
100
65,300 Consol Gas Util com....
1
21,600
Warrants..
27,353 Consol Min Ac Smelt Ltd
5,000
30
21,900
"7*300
11,600
65,000 Cons Retail Stores Inc com. 1
4,380
8% preferred
......100
15,100 Consol Royalty Oil..
10
20
1,200
45,000
706,500 Consol
Steel Corp common.
2,950 Cont'l G Ac B 7% pr pref...100
450
2,100
11,100
32,100
149,100
2,125
22,700
120
50
v
2,600
-
20
i
23,700
800
6,600
Continental Oil of Mexico. .1
Cont Roll At Steel Fdy com..*
Continental Secur common.*
Cook Paint Ac Varnish Co
*
34 preferred
1H
500
39,100
4,000
%
100
800
350
50
2,102,600
12,200
300
12,000
1,150
2"300
370
Preferred
34
cum
50c
preferred
7,100
50,300 Detroit Steel Products.....*
•
170 De Vilblss Co common..... 10
iji
200
Preferred.....
k; 1,885 Diamond Shoe Corp
-
325
700
i
•i;
•
Am dep rets ord reg
17.666 Dlvco-Twin Truck
1,600 Dobeclcmun Co
8,000
.*.£1
61
^
10*.200
Douglas (W
L) Shoe Co
2,620
7% preferred...........100
2,551 Draper Corp..
22,100 Driver Harris Co common.. 16
340
7% preferred
........160
129.360 Dublller
Cond Corp
7,125 Duke Power Co
1,950
200
com
64
80
"2% "3""
93
1H
j
39,500
'
65,900 Ouval Texas Sulphur...
•
451,600 Eagle PIcher Lead Co
10
131,200 Eastern Gas At Fuel Assoc.. *
41,450
6% preferred...
160
11,425
4)4% prior preferred... 100
2,550 Eastern Malleable Iron Co.25
See footnotes
see
page
53.
Oct.
Oct.
10% Jan.
48% Jan.
16
Aug.
9
Apr.
2% Mar.
19
3
23
% Oct. 19
Sept. 8
7% Sept. 8
*2
Sept. 24
16
63
Oct.
,
5
5% Oct.
3
8
1
19
Oct7
Oct.
41
19
Feb.
4
Feb.
8
Feb.
8
Feb. 11
Apr.
6
Sept. 27 104% Jan.
2% Oct. 19 10)4 Jan.
4
7
39
Jan.
19
33
Aug. 25
% Sept. 29
A Oct. 18
5
13
Oct.
21% Oct.
% Oct.
8
21
18
14
8
14
June
20% Oct.
% Oct; 16
Oct.
2
57
26% Oct.
% Oct.
2
10
Mar.
9H
8%
4)4
24%
74)4
19
Oct.
25
12
10
22
15
2)4 Oct.
2
% Oct.
28)4
19
Oct.
% Oct.
20
A Jan.
2% Jan.
'
19
64
18
34
8
25
Jan.
14
Jan.
14
2% Mar.
18
2
Oct.
38
Oct.
1
3|i~Oct7
22
60 :
~7""0c"t7 "2
69
4
60
113% Oct. 14
1 H Oct. 4 2
Oct.
Oct.
% Oct.
Sale
38
19)4
2%
%
3)4
110
2M *Oct."
48% Oct.
19
4% p: 4Vs
3% Oct.
19
Oct.
63
Oct.
7
5% Oct.
Oct.
4
29
1% Oct.
18
11
17
Jan.
8
Oct.
13)4 "Oct" ""8
8% Oct.
W% SaieT
*98)4 "99""
1%
85
96%
: 1%
1}
51
Sale
82
% Sale
Sale
17% Sale
80
2
6
Sale
Sale
81
781
9)
13
%
90
Oct.
1% Oct.
2% Oct.
69% Oct.
:
A Oct,
19%
11%
20
12
4
10%
Oct.
9
Sale
Oct.
4
12)4
13
18
Sale'
■
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
11%
30
2% Sale
3%
4
7
3% Oct.
19
Sale
7
8
26
6)4
9 >4 Sale
28
7%
"4)4 Sale'
22% 25
2% Sale
2%
3%
Oct.
85
2
2% Sale
16
17%
Oct.
72
Oct.
1% Oct.
13
3% Oct.
12
62
3% Sale
20% Sale
80
29
19
19
90
19
80
6
19
19
13
19
19
17% Jan.
23
Oct.
1
June 14
Oct. 19
8
Jan.
Oct. 19
Oct.
Oct.
19
20
H Oct. 19
'32 Sept. 13
48% Oct. 19
38
Oct.
1
33% Mar. 10
11
Jan.
22
8
% Jan.
11% Mar. 31
8
89% Jan.
"18
Feb.
8
Mar. 12
Mar. 15
Mar. 9
Oct,
Oct.
% Oct.
4
Oct.
1%
2 %
69%
A
3% Jan.
Oct. 19
Oct. 19 17)4 Mar.
Oct. |19 102% Jan.
2)4 Jan.
Oct. 19
4
Oct.
19
4
Oct.
13
9
Oct.
12
Oct.
19
52
Oct.
14
Oct.
14
54
Oct.
19
15
20% Oct.
13
13
18
Oct.
8
25
3
3% Oct.
Oct.
19
15
4% Oct.
19
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
20
82
19
Oct.
23
H
M%
x
Sale
25%
8
6%
Sale
13 H
Sale
4)4 Sale
a11,*
1%
2
2% Sale
"
4
50)4
106)4 Sale
102
14
16
50
Sale
38%
40
Sale
4
Sale
30)4
35
17 %
14
:
A Sale
19% Sale
954 Sale
11%
15
14% Sale
30
23
Sale
15)4
31
15% Sale
70% Sale
5H
5%
Sale
10% Sale
8%
8%
9
11
12%
20
22
"8~m ~
9%
19
5
18
7
72
'Oct.
23
1% Oct.
13 % Oct.
19
"5"" Sale
iSH
12%
14
11
16
17
15%
15%
1% Sale
3%
3)
3%
3)
24% Sale
V
8% Sale
55% Sale
4%
32
Sale
Sale
34
9%
30%
10
31%
9
26%
3%
9%
27
3
13
12% Sale
17%
17% Sale
19
19
14% Jan.
% Oct.
20% Oct.
16
%
27%
9%
A
16
% Oct.
20% Oct.
16
19
1)4 Feb.
3
38% Aug. 14
19
20
3
19
Oct.
19
% Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
434
\ 8)4
1%
18%
%
5%
3%
35%
102
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
"7% "o"ct7
11
19
Oct.
2
19
28
Oct.
Oct.
28
1 102
A Oct.
6% Oct.
10
15
50% Feb. 18
1
% Oct.
102
19
18
9% Oct.
11% Oct.
1
18% Feb. 10
15% Jan. 21
28)4 Apr.
1
33
Apr.
0
% July
1
16
Jan. 13
87
May
7
8 H July 19
89
July 31
10
Oct.
18
2
5
Oct.
19
19
23
Oct.
1
16
Oct.
6% Oct.
19
10% Odt.
18
74-i
Oct.
5
Oct.
62% Oct;
16
% July
6% Oct.
11% Oct.
16% Oct.
8% Oct.
15
Oct.
19
1% Oct.
19
19
2
Oct.
2% Oct.
Oct.
15
19
13
.
16
19% May
0
Oct.
19
20
4
1% Oct.
-Oct.
19
19
Feb.
2
2% Oct.
19
10% Jan.
19
64
10
19
4
Oct.
4
2
4
Oct.
6
Oct. -1
Oct. 11
15
9
35
Oct.
Oct.
9%
9
Oct.
5
26%
27%
3% Sale
15% Sale
14%
14%
26
Oct.
15
26
2% Oct.
Oct.
10
Oct.
19
4
16
Oct.
19
17% Oct.
25
27
"Sale
22% Sale
19% Oct.
68
71
Sale
55
28
Sale
20% Sale
14
32^ Oct.
9
10% Sept. 20
16% Sept. 21
9
Apr.
9
15
Oct.
26
28
•
1
6%
22
1%
"~7%
Sale
6% Sale
60% 6 5
69 % Sale
70
1
all
7%
2
Sale
63
5
70
V
IX
5X
7%
6% Sale
13%. Sale
4%
4%
41
41%
11% Sale
35
56
56% Sale
60
3%
4
Sale
Mar. 24
2% Oct.
5
13
1
10
Oct.
Oct.
19
13
19
6
May
Sept. 20
Sept. 23
25
25
Oct.
Oct.
19
55
Oct.
25
19
19
71
28
Oct. >30
Oct.
Oct.
14
Oct.
1% Oct.
18
Feb.
3% May 21
II
Feb.
35% Sept.29
10% Sept. 20
Apr. 10
10% Jan.
8
30
29%
5%
22%
28%
17%
10
82
Jan.
July
Aug.
Mar.
Apr.
Sept.
Aug.
20
22
10
8
9
20
11
19
'
2
1
19% Oct.
105
2% Sale
Oct.
28
5
Oct.
13
13
8% Oct.
15
Oct.
32
_
Oct.
2% Oct;
62% Oct.
63
3
v
19
19
18
19
'
2
19
.Oct.
5
6
6
6% Oct. 19
21
Oct.
35
60
1 108% Feb.
Sept.
15
*§!"
ef 73Oh
Oct.
16% Feb. 11
% Feb. 20
15
/
13
25
7
A Aug. 25
1
5
16
5
19
1
19
8
25
28
Oct.
Oct.
2% Oct.
22
5% Oct.
9
19
19
28
19
16,
Feb.
8% Sept. 24
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
Jan.
% Mar.
3% Oct.
35% Oct.
38% Oct.
19
12
5
5
15
13
I
14
2
1
15
Oct.
19
14
Feb. 20
Jan. 11
Feb.
3
2% Jan.
9
13
June 29
15
Jan.
9
11
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19%
%
9%
4%
Oct.
% Oct.
5% Sept.
4% Oct.
8)4 Oct.
1)4 Oct.
18% Oct.
% Oct.
10
29%
18
Oct.
75
33
12
12
19
9
9
Jan.
Jan.
18
32
39%
May 15
1254 Oct.
16)4~Oct7 "19
..
Feb. 10
Jan.
7
Jan. 12
19
Oct.
62% Oct.
Sale
52
18
34
19
63
"6^
10
Oct.
'"% Sale
11)4
35
Oct.
10
""% Sale'
22
Feb.
21)4 Jan. 23
61% Mar. 11
1% Oct.
6%
Sale
22
Jan.
3% Oct.
21% Oct.
Sale
7%
it* Sale*
25
16
18
94% Mar 16
5% July
0
28
July
7
Sale
„
ft*
2
3% Oct.
23
19
10% Jan. 19
29 135
Mar. 27
3% Oct,
90
13% Oct. A 2
4% Oct. 19
20
Oct. 23
1% OcU 19
12% Sale
80
90
1
lit
1.700 Durham Hosiery cl B com...*
53,900 Duro-Test Corp common...1
3,800
4,900
Oct.
"3%"Oct?"
68%
k:li';
5% Sale
Sale
Co com._l
400 Dominion Tar Ac Chem Co.
100
5)4% pref new.....
100
100 Dominion Textile Co com...*
/
20
20
2
*
9
common.... 1
97,000 Dominion Steel At Coal B..26
2,400
1
10
7,800 Distilled LlQuors Corp._.__5
4,600
Sale
5%
67%
com...,
Distillers Co Ltd—
200
4,450
850
150
81)4 Sale
1
6,100
11,600
100
Oct.
32% Oct.
5
2
55
Oct.
110
20
57,606 Detroit Gray Iron Fdry com. 1
33,506 Detroit Mich Stove Co..
1
51,856 Detroit Paper Products.....!
10.900
69%
*
...
23,900 Detroit Gasket At Mfg Co
16,300
6% preferred w w
>
Oct.
13
18
38
25
...
Cusi Mexicans Mining
4,550
3,300
1,600
19,100
175
320
67
1
Dennlson Mfg 7% pref....100
143,200 Derby Oil At Ref pom
•
-V
4
19
19
Oct.
% Oct.
A Oct.
'ii% '12%
"0% Sale
Crocker Wheeler Elec Mfg__*
3,556
21,800
28
£i
90,400 Darby Petrol Corp
5
3,100 Davenoort Hosiery...
104,400 Dayton Rubber Mfg
..*
11,220
Class A
35
200 Defiance Spark Plug com
*
18,300 Dejays Stores Inc common..1
"
700
89)4
reo
Oil Ref Corp com
•
3,850
6% preferred........
.10
7,600 Cuban Tobacco com v t c
•
6,800 Cuneo Press com.......
*
1,600
614% preferred.........100
1,450 Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
...5
800
5,500
Sale
J
1,400 Crowley Mllner At Co com...*
7,600 Crown Cent Petrol (Md)
5
3,475
18
14
3
28
Oct.
1% Oct.
20)4~Oct7~i9
H
Sale
,
1% Sale
14,266 Crystal
1,100
■em
9
88
50
Am dep rets for ord stk
25.200 Cwwo Cork Internat cl A. *
165,000 Crown Drug common
25c
55*406
%
Sale
6"200
25
38
I
com
719,600 Croft (The) Brewing Co
3,800
15,200
9
Oct.
% Jan.
5
2% Oct.
"3% "3% "3% "3%
Sale
/'.*
~
Oct.
22% Sale
183,806
400
3% Sept.
20
June
"14"
Cramp (Wm) At Sons Ship Ac
6,000
Engine Bldg Corp......100
378,100 Creole Petroleum com
5
66,300
23,700
48,400
19
'
-
11
52
....*
5% preferred
8,625
16
Oct.
%
%
..........
Courtaulds Ltd
■
Oct.
79% Feb. 10
15M Feb. 13
4 % Feb. 13
40
Apr. 16
3% Mar. 2
8
13
13%
87
10,600
3,100
76
21
3% Oct.
3 % Oct.
8% Oct.
18
31% Sale
"
Sale"
%
H
1%
■
H
5,566
36 Cont pref A
133,766 Cosden Petroleum
1,000
-1
5
5
15
57
Oct.
2% Oct,
Sale
Sale
123,100 Cooper Bessemer Corp com..*
6,000
33 prior preferred........*
48,406 Copper Range Co
.._...*
7,7000 Copperweld Steel com
10
567,100 *>ord Corp
........5
48,400 Corroon At Reynolds.... ...1
65,900
9,600
4
IS
Oct.
Oct.
Oct"* 11
41
50
27"
Sale
...
135",700
Feb.
Oct.
4
Corp
....
Community Public Service—
Stk tr ctfs for com...
8,550
25
29,500 Community Water Serv .....1
8,500 Compo Shoe Machinery..... 1
V t c ext to 1946
13,700
50
6
28
29
10.500 Commonwealths Distribut._l
9,350 Community P Ac L 1st pref..*
•£900
■
8
8
Jan.
27
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
5)4 Jan.
58
4
8% Oct.
»lumbla Pictures com.....*
Warrants
60
20
28
2
3
Sale'
3
4
Conn Gas & Coke Secur Co
V
19
Sale
Sale
1
Sale
3%
Sale
100
5% Conv preferred
Commonwealth & Sou
"2'300
Oct.
% Oct.
3
3%
1
•
40
Oct.
Oct.
29
8
3 %
3% Sale
3)*
3)4
18)4 Sale
warr—
82,900 Commonwealth Edison
550
3%
'
4
20
19
23
2
19
13
2
20
Sale
19
4
Oct.
com.
Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mftf J.">
Columbia Gas Ac Elec Corp—
615,300
J 3,700
6
9
5%
1%
18
Oct.
1% Oct.
July 21
Feb. 11
Apr. 17
Jan. 16
Oct.
Oct.
32% Oct.
40
■
18%
2%
92%
5%
12
6% convertible preferred£1
925 C
45"706
1H
Colon Development Co Ltd..
789,500 Columbia
26,900
700
1,875
6H
4
Club Aluminum Utensil com *
36
Cockshutt Plow Co Ltd...
41,525
80,400
42
8%
15.500 CUnchfleld Coal com.....100
59,750
1,900
3,400
995,900
86,500
163,750
"""200
k
<
134 Oct.
15
1% Oct.
19
'
400
1,700
16,500
3,000
7,900
■»
19
19
19
Oct.
M
16
Oct.: 18
20
1H Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3% Oct.
"25*" "30"
25
Sale
30
A Oct.
19
48
Sale
6)4
Oct.
Oct.
7
19
Oct.
Sale Prices
19 123
Apr. 20
19
76% Mar. 5
95% Oct.
32
Oct.
13
Highest
Sale Prices
Oct.
% Oct.
1% Oct.
15
2)4
29
!
1%
% Sale
Sale
23
24
1
Sale
30
30
7%
1
Sale
2%
27%
2%
Sale
24
Sale
50
2%
Claude Neon Lights com
Lowest
U
105
29
Clark Controller Co—'
Highest
46
......
Preferred B..„
Preferred BB
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale Prices
Oct.
19 102
5
Sale
100
Prefer rod
Oct. 30
Ask Bid
102
110)* 113
Cltlew Service common......*
143.500
50
Oct. 1
1937
STOCKS {Continued)
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 1
8hares
800
2,000
7,400
11.800
3,400
363,800
15,400
43
PRICES IN OCTOBER
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
200
EXCHANGE
SALES
In
600
CUBE
52
Oct.
19
% Oct. 19
4
Oct. 18
3% Oct.* 19
7
2% Oct.
Oct.
1
% Oct.
5% Oct.
7% Oct.
65
Oct.
2
Oct.
26% Oct.
19
19
14% Oct.
4% Oct.
19
42
52
Oct.
20
57
Oct.
Oct.
11% Oct.
15
13v.
Oct.
1
1
28
52
19
79
19
18
19
1)4 Mar. 9
7)4 Mar. 1
10% Jan. 13
27)4 Feb. 23
10% Jan. 19
4
4
3% Oct.
7
5
13
10
11
Oct.
4
2
Apr.
Jan.
% Oct.
5
4
50
96
42% Jan. 23
6 111
Aug.
May
7
18
Oct.
6% Feb. 11
Oct.
7
Oct.
2
Oct.
19
19
26% Oct.
19
Feb.
5
71
Jan.
Oct.
20
80
Jan.
11% Oct.
15
26% Feb. 25
52
18
18
NEW
44
Price
NEW YORK1"
Jan. 2
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
October
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
Ask
Sale
10,800
250
6
5.300 Economy Groc Stores com..♦
725
,
450
15,400
109.500
1.700
13.500
632,600
13,400
6,100
6,900
9,700
1.350
10,500
9.400
as
Electric Bond Ac Share
;
12
Sale
22% Sale
5
Sale
80
72% Sale
9%
10>i
7%
8*
76 % Sale
12
% Sale
5%
6%
13%
16%
1%
12%
64%
18
Oct.
25
40
Oct.
19
36
Oct.
2
6
97%
Sale
14%
18
Sale
Sale
Sale
1%
6% Jan.
18
25
82% Jan. 15
19
82% Jan.
13% Jan.
18
Il
3
19
Oct.
Sale
5
4
Sale
Sale
83
6% Oct.
13% Oct.
21
5
13% Sept. 13
23
Jan.
19
16
Oct.
13
10
Oct.
19
24
19
19
1
% Oct.
1
12% Oct.
64% Oct.
4
1
% Oct.
5% Oct.
19
19
Oct.
19
19
19
19
57
5
1% Oct.
Oct.
19
46
2% Oct.
19
1% Oct.
19
60
Oct.
20
5
10
Oct,
Oct.
21
20
14
1% Oct.
13
22
Oct.
Oct.
50
19
Oct.
19
80
Feb.
10
2% Oct.
1% Oct.
29
Oct.
48
1
30
4% Oct.
750
1,000
6,500
•'•.j
300
350
7,850
4,200
1.875
475
650
:
5,300
75,000
3,100
:r
200
8,200
49,300
1,400
23,000
$4 participating pref
10,780
..*
11,900 Efectrographlc Corp com
1
1
38,700 Electrol Inc ▼ t c
5,075 Elgin National Watch Co.. 15
800 Empire Diat Elec 6% pref.100
24,575 Empire G At P 7% pref
1M
10,450
8% preferred.
.......IB
7,375
6% preferred...........190
1,700
6%% preferred.........100
10,700 Empire Pow Corp part stk.
34,800 Emsco Derrick Ac Equip Co.5
704,200 Equity Corp common
..10c
3,100 Esquire-Coronet
....1
2,150 Eureka Pipe Line
50
European Elec Co of Can70,900
Option warrants
...*
750,400 Evans Wallower Lead
31,150
7% preferred...........100
253,300 Bx-Cell-O Aircraft Ac Tool..3
16
18%
104,600
88,000
22,550
22,200
19,400
88,900
1,100
257,300
3,560
1,610
409,600
10,280
30,300
300
3,200
2,100
7,400
17',700
780
110
49,100
350
4,550
Falrchlld Aviation
19
19
13
Oct.
2
22
Oct.
19
11% Jan.
9% Jan.
80
Jan.
6% Oct.
2% Oct.
2
1
2% Oct.
1% Oct.
60
Oct.
19
14
19
7% Jan. 14
98% Jan. 22
68
Oct.
29
7% Oct.
8
5
Oct.
5
10
Oct.
4
20
Oct.
73
269,400
5,995
1,525
Sale
Sale
24
Oct.
28
24
Oct.
6
6
55% Oct.
26
56
Oct.
Oct.
28
Oct.
28
Oct,
34%
49
53
35
49
60
113
13
30
48%
28
Oct.
Oct.
11
Oct.
4
14
21
24% Oct.
Oct.
19
1% Oct.
10% Oct.
19
29
8
11%
35
19
Oct,
w
2% Jan.
10% Oct.
47% Feb.
% Oct.
8
Oct.
22
Sale
12%
%
12
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
22%
12%
Sale
Sale
23M
13fc
3%
8%
21%
3%
Sale
22%
38%
"40"
Oct.
£ st
20
19
%
10
10%
27%
11%
28%
200
""%
8
Sale
113
114
59
114
8%
11% Sale
Sale
19
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
Sale
25%
19%
19%
Sale
20%
8% Feb.
11% Mar.
1% Oct.
5
Oct.
16%
5%
8%
15%
13%
%
19
27
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
June
Oct.
19
41
Oct.
19
68
Oct.
5
41
15 115
Oct.
28
112
1
19
3% Oct.
Oct.
19
Sale
21% Oct.
19
4
% Oct.
18** Sale"
14
18% Sale
Sale
10
9%
6% Sale
2%
2%
17
2%
10%
10
VS
8%
Sale
6
Oct.
19
5% Oct.
2% Oct.
19
14
5
Oct.
4
Sale
Oct.
19
19
6% Oct.
19
19% Oct.
2
2%
6%
5%
8
7
6%
2%
7%
8%
82% Jan.
115
Oct.
92
Oct.
65
Aug.
14
Oct.
17
Oct.
29$
U
Conv pref..
19,100
4,700 Fruehauf Trailer Co..
1,000
100
1
Common
W
490
.
Gamewell Co $6 conv
200 Gatlneau Power Co
110
5% preferred
167,000 General Alloys Co
200
110
14,200
18%
15
18%
....1
9% Sale
16%
17
15
16
12% Oct. 22
13
90
14
Oct.
23
14
12% Oct.
22
9% Oct.
17% Oct.
14% Oct.
Sale
9%
*
.....100
3
3%
2%
Sale
23
23 %
20%
Sale
19%
•
20%
12%
""2% Sale"
14
Oct.
13
90
22
9% Oct, 29
68% Oct.
7
26
19
Oct.
Oct.
6%'Oct.
8% Oct.
65% Oct.
1% Oct.
90
pref...*
com
Oct.
4
13
22
26
Oct.
Oct.
7
8% Oct.
65% Oct.
1% Oct.
:
23,100
v
American dep receipts...£1
86,400 Gen Fireproofing com.....*
20
Sale
19
Oct.
13
20% Oct.
17% Oct.
1
19
3
19
16
Sale'
10% Oct.
19
13
Oct.
10% Oct. 19
8
Gen Gas Ac Elec—
900
15~206
$6
conv
pref
ser
B
4.000
2,500
47,900
Warrants
100
83
$6 Preferred.
72
30
Ik
2,200
12,600
400
170
i'l:.
mm mm mm
Vf'
mmrnmmm
Y
700
2,700
50
1,000
:
4,400
Y
3,200
6% preferred A
10
$2
34
3,000
135,000
,10,800
6,900
....*
...»
Common
com.
.10
......25c
Rights
13,300
24,900 Guardian Investors common 1
458,500 Gulf Oil Corp
25
>
505 Gulf States Utll S6 pref.....*
79°
00,900
30
4?* T
37
8%
..*
Co
Greenfield Tap At Die com..*
Grocery Stores Prod—
51,400
11,500
66%
Georgia Power |6 pref ...._.*
*
-
8
..*
Class B
50
% Oct.
65% Oct.
%• Oct.
14
Oct.
"30
1
Oct.
8% Oct.
19
1 % Oct.
19
32
45
Sale
43%
10%
6
1
45
Oct.
14
14% Oct.
45% Oct.
11
19
94"" O'ctr"!
85
Oct
6
Oct.
Oct.
65
6
Oct.
Oct.
38
5
19
7
Oct.
11
5
Oct.
22
5
July
23
Oct7 "2
Oct.
19
24
Oct.
20
19
2
"6% Sale"
"5" ""Oct" "19
24
14
14%
13
29
Sale
Oct.
20
9% Oct.
Oct.
% Oct.
2% Oct.
19
2
19
Oct.
22
25
16% Oct.
1 ? Oct.
1% Sale
8 < Oct.
11
10%
11%
4% Oct.
7% Sale
7
124
123% 121
116% Oct.
74
Oct.
81% 75% Sale
32
35
Sale
27
Oct.
13%
90
5%
5%
33%
Sale
26% Sale
3% Sale
13% Sale
5
28
25%
122
114% Sale"
37%
38%
9% Sale
3% Sale
24
32
80
35
27
10% Sale
7%
8%
4%
Sale
4%
4%
%,
4% Sale
%
45
86
Sale
Sale
92
43%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
13
8
15
6
5
Oct.
11
18
29
Oct.
13
19
19
25%
2%
10%
7%
Oct.
4
Oct.
4
Oct.
5
Oct,, 29
6
19
19
Jan.
6
Oct.
Oct.
19
18
4
12
Feb. 26
39% Feb. lfl
Feb.
5
Feb. 25
7% Jan. 15
38
Apr. 12
16% Oct.
19
33% Aug. 17
Oct.
Oct.
90
2%
24
.
k;k,
a.....
k'ik
------
25
5,800
9,700
2,200
k V,
3,400
5.900
72,400 Harvard Brewing Co
28.000 Hat Corp of Am cl B com
300
700
!
100
2.300
1.000
200
6
5%
*
'
2,000
5,400
2,900
100 Heywood Wakefield Co
see
page
5
53.
; 4
4%
Feb.
5
19
4
Oct.
19
Oct.
19 128
Oct.
28
5
4
27
Oct.
27 117% Jan. 14
47
Apr.
6
19
4
Oct.
19
3
Oct.
'3* Oct.
19
2
56 Oct.
4
Oct.
1
10% Oct.
4
Oct.
*31 Oct.
19
2
4% Oct.
Oct.
% Oct.
4
33Oct.
19
% Oct.
45% Oct.
33
Oct.
15
87
84
2y Oct.
12
Oct.
20
19
Oct.
Oct.
27
Oct.
11
3% Sale
12% Sale
4% Jan.
18% Jan.
22% Jan.
Oct.
116
74
19
4% Oct.
15% Oct.
2
9
Oct. 19
June
5
12
Sept. 17
July
;
2% Oct.
19
16% Apr. 23
6
Jan.
25
% Sept. 30
1% Jan. 12
63% Jan. 25
95
90
Jan. 26
Feb.
9
17% Apr.
5
7% Jan. 25
Jan.
7
m
14
3
14%
15% ,16
19% Sale
51
'
r%
Sale
Sale
8%
15%
12% Sale
45
37%
12% Sale
5
*ir
39%?42*
6
6%
10%
1%
8%
if*
M*
7
23
Sale
38
6
12
10
34
54%
1%
1%
18*
18*
10% Sale
4% ?\ 5
6
8%
Oct.
56
4
18
19
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
5
15
n
9% Sale
32
37
V*
Oct.
o
32
Oct.
Oct.
19
18
Oct.
8
- Oct.
11
14% Octk 20
v9
Oct. 19
10
Oct. 18
40
13%
14
20% Sale
20%
23%
12% Sale
17
20
15% Sale
12
15%
'12%
19
4
Jan.
Feb.
19
11
6
5
Oct,
19
15
4
7
Oct.
19
Oct.
19
18% Feb. 15
17% Feb. 23
9
f
Sept. 25
Oct.
19
Oct.
28
7
Oct.
15
4%
Oct.
19
28
Oct.
11
20
Oct.
7
32
Oct.
43"""Oct7
13
20% Oct.
5
14%
Oct.
9
20
Oct.
Oct.
6
9
Oct.
19
6
10
Oct.
18
13
17
22
19
5% Oct.
22% Oct.
11% Oct.
38
Jan.
3% Apr. 10
Oct.
5
6
10% Jan. 28
70
18
40
12% Oct.
May 27
Oct.
1
40
19
28
15
19
28
Jh
20
15
56
22
18
7
18
Oct.
15% Aug. 12
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
24
27
6
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
21
Sept
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1%
7%
15%
12%
Oct. 119
40
56
Oct.
1 % Oct.
Oct.
8% Jan.
68
66%
12
8
21
14
1
25
4,500 Hires (Chas E) class A com..*
15,200 Hoe (R) Ac Co class A
.10
80,400 Hotllnger Consol G M
5
21,400 Holophane Co Inc common
For footnotes
"7% "8%
24
23
_
507,400 Heels Mining Co
25c
21,400 Helena RubensteinInc.....*
!
Class A
6,200
.......*
my
4,400 Heller (W E) Ac Co common..2
j'"-' t
7% cum pref ww
25
5,400
J-' 10,900 Hewitt Rubber Corp com...5
my 13,700 Heyden Ghemlrsl Oi
10
■
Y
1
V
mmmm±m
k;
1
28,100 Haseltlne Corp......
48,000 Hearn Dept Stores common.
6,100
6% preferred
.........50
100
50,000
1,900
\
14%
13
107%
1
mYYY-k tf.k
M'
51
8
10
69.000 Hall (C M) Lamp Co........*
5
5.900 Haloid Co
150 Hamilton Bridge Co com....*
Handley Page Ltd—
Am dep rets part pref....8«
400
700 Hartford Electric Light....25
43,700 Hart man Tobacco com. no par
18
5
19
84
Feb.
Oct.
19
3
16
19 122
;::4k» OCt.
"**%"*%»!
43%
8%
32%
14%
95%
%
81
35
Sale
""% Sale
58% Sale
24
Sale
2
10%
6%
20%
20
5%
32%
Jan.
19
19
19
19
32
Sale
Feb.
Oct.
8%
34%
8
16
19
15
Oct.
38
"8
29
8
23
18
8
28
6
28
31
Jan.
2
45% Feb.
12% Aug. 17
30
11
Oct.
14
25% Aug. 14
11% Apr. 15
36% Apr. 20
6
95% Jan.
39
43%
3
11
19
68% Oct.
8% Oct.
13%
Feb.
Oct.
19
40%
6% Feb,
23
6
51% Jan.
5 38% Mar. 18
Feb. 25
IP 107
19
.
Mar. 5
9% Oct. 29
68% Oct.
7
14
Sept. 24
Sept. 27
iH
72
$5.50 preferred
,
Oct.
1,750 Gypsum Lime Ac Alabastlne.*
8,200
1.000
:
Oct.
45
Oct.
10 k.'
40
68% Sale
8%
9
39
42%
98
96$
50"""Octri6
.......*
410
:
•
Oct.
65*
85
8
28
7
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Oct.
Jan.
85" Sept. 8
Oct. 30 100% Mar.
45
Feb.
Oct. IP
1
8% Oct. IP 22% Feb.
6
14
1
18% Jan.
......100
S3 preferred
Gilchrist
40
94" Sale"
Gen Water Gas Ac Elec com.. 1
Gilbert (A C) Co com
Preferred
2
13%
19
Oct.
%
1%
12%
14
% Oct.
Oct.
25
4,200 Gt Atl 8c Pac Tea 1st pref.Its
15.940
Non-voting common stock *
19,150 Great Northern Paper Co..25
2,120
;
....*
preferred
59,400 Gray Tel Pay Station
f
500
.;•••
conv
17 preferred....
1,140
.......*
343,600 Goldfleld Consol Mines.....!
21,100 Gorham Inc class Acorn....*
S3 preferred......... _...*
3,420
Gorham Mfg Co—
Vtc agreement extended.*
40,200
481,700 Grand National Films Inc._l
34,625 Grand Rapids Varnish Corp *
8,700
40,300
2,200
8,900
S3
Gen Tire Ac Rubber com
66.510
100
1%
2
14% Sale
45%
50
*
General Telephone Corp...20
Gladding McBean & Co
..*
...*
182.000 Glen Aldan Coal Co
19,940 Godchaux Sugars class A...*
27,400
1,120
5,200
170
General Rayon A stock
65
75
45" Sale
General Pub Serv $6 pref...*
1,290
24,200
78,500
6,700
248,700
2,710
1,200
y'Y 1,100
9,550
31,335
2,860
1,600
200
50
% Sale
% Sale
.............
89
1,600 Gen Outdoor Adv 6% pref.100
C?;\'
% Sale
% Sale
274.800 Gen Investment Co com....l
400
8
Jan.
21% July 24
4
14
19 100
14
Jan.
56
*
14% Jan.
19
19
23
Oct.
General Elec Co of Great Brit
7,300
4,500
■
Aug. 1
19
14
1
13
28
8%
9%
15% Sale
Mar.
Feb.
8% Feb.
4
5% Jan. 22
3
19 xll% June
191 14% Feb. 18
5% Oct.
2% Oct.
1
5
6
1
Froedtert Grain & Malting
1
2
Feb. 1
31% Jan. 2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
Oct.
18% Mar. 1
21!
11;
9
1
18% Feb. 2
Jan. 2
50
Oct" '!§ "26" ""Oct" "4
Feb. 2
15% Mar. 2
3% Oct.
13
2
:
Aug. 1
47% Feb.
Oct.
8% Oct.
64% Oct.
35% Oct.
m
Oct.
Oct.
50
22
27% Mar. 10
Oct.
8% Sale
33
23
19
% Oct.
*
Class B
45% Mar. 11
.Oct.
112
100
Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
19
7
15
56
113
Oct.
4
19
J6 Sale
66
112" 113%
5
12% Oct.
Oct.
16%
5%
8%
15%
3% Feb. 23
1
1
13
1% Oct.
Sale
11
Florida Power Ac Lt 17 pref..*
37,800
3,100
2,900
9
4
4
19
5
25% Sale
15
9
1 % Feb.
%« Oct. 19
% Aug. 16
Oct.
11
Oct.
7
2% Sale
7%
7%
20%
22
6%
7%
12
7
8
Amer dep rcta..Ord reg II
145,200
8,300 Ford of Prance Am dep rets.
8,400 Fox (Peter) Brewing Co....5
35,300 Franklin Rayon Corp com_.l
1,500
1,500
13
16
11
28
14
% Oct.
% Oct.
% Oct.
5
% Sale
> 12
Sale
10
11
19
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
26,100
4
19
13
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
31% Feb.
19% Mar.
81
Oct.
13
11
19
77
'
..10
_
Oct.
23% Oct.
7
12
60
Oct.
19
24% Oct.
Sale
1
28%
33
Oct.
13
13
13
25% Oct.
26% Oct.
22% Oct.
7
Oct.
% Oct.
"9% 'II"
12%
Sale
55
55
20
13
5% Mar. 29
40% Mar. 3
1% Oct.
14
Jan.
6
22% Feb.
17% Feb. 10
22% Oct.
10
pf.100
100 Ford Hotels Inc
22" 500
33% Oct. 29
Sale
46%
Plsk Rubber Corp common..1
Preferred
19
35
28
17H *18%
2% Sale
.........1
First Nat Stores 7% 1st
22% Oct.
28
74
70
......
Plre Assoc of Phlla
19
"35"
53
54
"35"
30% Sale
Sale
69% Sale
1
Panny Parmer Candy com..l
Fsnsteel Metallurgical Corp*
Pedders Mfg Co common....5
Perro Enamel Corp com
1
Pldello Brewery
23%
53
71
75 %
Palstaff Brewing
Plat Amer dep rets
Oct.
1 % Oct.
26
Oct.
32%
1%
20
52
1
com
15%
,
1%
......
11,800
8,100
14
8
4% Jan. 21
28% Jan. 13
87% Jan. 28
Electric Shovel Coal Co—
7% Sale
11%
15%
1%
1%
18
Mar.
50
3%
4
31%
35
5% Sale
2%
2%
63%
80
"6% Sale"
14
48
Oct.
2% Oct.
Sale
Sale
55
19
Oct.
% Oct,
5% Oct.
Sale
5
Oct.
16% Oct.
23
Oct.
3
10
11% Sale
58% Sale
Sale
79
Sale Prices
13% Oct.
6% Sale
"13% *16"
4
2%
4
2% Oct.
Highest
1% Oct.
1% Oct.
Sale
57
Sale
96 %
Lowest
Sale Prices
23
3%
.1
.....
Highest
Sale Prices
16% Oct.
1% Sale
2%
26
93,000
$6 preferred
.....
*
15 preferred
•
35,800
23,800 Electric Power Associates... 1
Class A
1
44,500
*
10,180 Electric Pow Ac Lt 2d pf A
33,600
Option warrants
64,700 Electric Shareholdings com. 1
$6 Cony pref with warr
*
5,700
■
300
Rtsler Rlectr'c com
2
80
2
Edlsoo Bros Stores
3,868,900
74
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale Prices
Oct. 30
Oct.l
1937
Bid
Par
STOCKS (Continued)
102,500 Eastern States Corp com
*
4,975
17 preferred series A
•
7,900
$6 preferred series B..
.*
75,700 Easy Washing Mach class B>*
13,400
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN OCTOBER
SALES
AGGREGATE
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
20
Oct.
ol*
Oct.
42
36
Aug.
Jan.
19
18
3
52
Feb. 23
25% Mar. 11
9% Apr. 26
11
Apr.
5
10% Jan.
6
28% Jan. 11
16% May 22
47% Aug 12
42
Aug 30
45
June 22
35
Apr
15% Jan
33% Jan
29
3
Nov., 1937]
AGGREGATE
NEW
October
Shares
100
120
800
72,600
7
•
Horn (A C)
Ask
Bid
A
8*4
5*4
10
Oct. 30
Ask Bid
Bid
Ask
8*4
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
5*4
4*4
5*4 Oct.
6
Oct.
28
Oct.
19
5
9
19 28*4 Oct.
4
14 103*4 Oct. 19
19
15
Oct.,
6
19
24
Oct.
1
19
70*4 Oct.; 1
19
7*4 Oct.
1
5*4 Oct.
6
Oct.
Oct.
28
5*4 Oct.
16
5*4
Co common.. ...1
100
5% preferred
......
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc.... —5
15
32*4 Sale
Hud Bay Mln Ac Smalt....
Humble Oil & Refining...
78
6*4
4*4
Sale
5*4
12
15*4
Sale
22*4 Sale
15*4 Oct.
Sale
65
55
Sale
7*4 Sale
12
Oct.
Oct.
4*4 Oct.
16
Oct.
6
7% preferred stamped..
7% pref unstamped.... 100
a
4,000 Hydro-EIec Secur com....
72,600 Hygrade Food Prod..
1.5
19
11
Oct.
2
13,300
11,000
10,300
2.400
200
35
38
47,300 Illinois Iowa Power Co
*
41,200
Preferred
50
40,100
Certificates of deposit
12,100 Illinois Zinc Co-...........*
,
4*4 Oct.
1*4 Oct.
2*4 Sale
Sale
a
_
4*4 Sale
18*4 Sale
4*4 ? 4*4
16*4
17
5*4 Sale
15*4 Sale
Sale
Sale
7
18
Oct.
25
19
19
19
14 112
11
Oct.
2*4 Oct.
19
8
19
19
19
Oct.
3*4 Oct.
13
Oct.
5*4 Oct.
Oct,
19
16*4
15*4 Oct.
19
42
Oct.
19
87
4*4 Oct.
17
Jan.
19
12*4
12
23
*4 Sept. 11
6
19
26
■,
4*4 Oct.
25
13
19
Oct.
19
5*4
53*4
4
5
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18*4 Oct.
tl
5
'
19
7
2
Oct.
Feb.
Oct.
27
Oct.
19
55
8
3
40
11*4 Feb
19*4 Jan.
22*4 Mar.
9
July
41*4 Jan.
Oct.
24
....
9,350 Hygrade Sylvanta Corp...
2
Oct.
Oct.
100
14,200
1,600
Sept. 20
18
~~"*4~Octi *13 ~"*4 Oct~"i5
100
June
101
15
III
Pel com—..
Oct.
Oct.
70
*
Hussman-Ligonier Co
14
21
183
101
11
23*4
lis
Hummel-Rosa Fibre Corp
7,970
"""600
6
16
16
...
com
Horn SK Hardart com.....
17,138 IHuyler'a of
t
700
.
Holt (H) A Co class
1,700
13.680
1,240
1,100
448,300
195,000
27,600
6,900
2,760
Oct.I
1937
Par
300 Herder's Inc
450 Hormel (Geo A) & Co
50
8oo
Jan. 2
STOCKS (Continue
2,500
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 1
Shares
45
PRICES IN OCTOBER
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
7" V,66o
EXCHANGE
SALES
In
28,200
6,200
CURB
YORK
35
2*4 Oct.
19
4
8
Oct.
19
1
3*4 Oct.
19
13
Oct.
50
6
Illuminating Shares Co A...*
Sept. 10
19
27*4
26
18
28
10
27
7
Jan. 25
Sept. 22
Feb. 23
Feb.
9
July 17
Mar. 4
Feb.
0
Feb.
2
Apr.
3
Feb. 20
Jan. 21
Mar. 6
11*4 May
3
k May 3
13*4 May 4
34
July 23
62*4 Jan. 30
33
Imperial Chem Indus Ltd—
1,000
41,500
4,600
6,800
2,200
2,400
3.800
£1
20,400
20,000
12,500
48,600
2,190
Registered
*
Imperial Tobacco Co of Can. 5
20*4
13 *4
Imp Tobof Gt Brit At Irel..£l
44
Am dep rets ord reg
228.300 Imperial Oil (Canada)...
120
30
*
Indiana Pipe Line
9*4 Sale
18*4 Sale
18*4 Sale
13*4
13*4
38*4 Sale
8
8*4
21k
14X
44*1
19*4
19*4
Sale
20
Indiana Serv Corp
"~7*4 Sale'
89*4
103 *4 105
87
91
88
8*4 Oct.
14*4 Oct.
14*4 Oct.
12k Oct.
35*4 Oct.
5*4 Oct.
10*4 Oct.
10*4 Oct.
26
19
19
19
14
19
18
20
9*4
19*4
19*4
13*4
38*4
9*4
12*4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14
Oct.
5
Oct.
19
18
20
84
Oct.
22
86*4 Oct.
29
Oct.
22 105
Oct.
Sale
10
0% pfd 100
1,320
7% preferred
100
1,625 Ind'polls P Ac L 6*4% pf ..100
100
21
18
20
1*4
1*4
*4
10*4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
60
Oct.
46
21 *4 Oct.
18
30
8*4 June 11
14*4 Oct. 19
14k Oct. 19
12*4 Oct. 19
35*4 Oct. 14
1
21
16
30
6
7
Oct.
Oct.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
15
nH
36
S
S
S
8
Jan.
7
Mar. 17
Jan. 20
39*4 Jan.
Jan.
16
4
Indian Terr 1 llum Oil Co—
1,000
10,800
15,700
11,900
7,750
54,100
26,150
81,700
133,000
26,100
3,325
104.900
313.700
3,900
72,700
500
<
;
600
875
10,400
3,200
6,100
19,600
3,100
25
/
71,600
64.400
200
6,900
Non-voting class A.......*
Class B stock
*
Industrial Finance
7% preferred
17,400
74J4 Sale
58*4
25
20
(nt
32*4
10
Hydro-EIec 13.50 pref. .50
"2,366
60
54*4 Sale
19*4
21*4
1*4 u 2*4
21
Sale
20
Sale
5*4 Sale
30*4 Sale
30*4
31
3*4
3*4
2
Sale
*
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
1*4 Oct.
9*4 Oct.
*4 Oct.
15
19
16
21
11
34
Sale
'"7*4
7*4
31*4
31*4
3*4
Sale
32*4
4
*4 Oct.
5
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
32
19
35*4 Oct.
19
Oct.
11
6*4 Oct.
,
Oct.
8*4 Sale
15
7* 10*
16*1
1*4 Sale
'
Oct.
*4 Oct.
7*4 Oct.
*4 Oct.
16
8
Oct,
18
30
Oct.
|4
4
8
27
$1.75 preferred...........*
*11 '
35
10.520 Interstate Power $7 pref....*
500
22,300
Investors Royalty
Co....
1
Iron FiremanMfgcomvtc.10
Irving Air Chute com....
Italian Superpower cl A...
.
"34"" "35)4
4
4
Oct.
19
Oct.
1
5
*4 Oct.
7*4 Oct.
*4 Oct.
19
19
16
10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
6
8
Oct.
18
30
Oct.
14
*0
Oct.
14
7
30
J*
26
32*4
19
19
Oct.
J*
29
20
Oct.
19
Oct.
8"
1
X
14*4 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
Oct.
*32 Oct.
19
19
4*4 Oct.
1*4 Oct.
Sale
9*4
9*4
3*4 Sale
2
Oct.
1
Oct.
5
Oct.
9
Oct.,
6
Oct.
5
Oct. 21
Oct. 29
5
4
*4 Sale
17
17k
8*4
8*4
18* T
4*4 Oct.
19
Oct.
'""^"Octi'll
_
«3iOct.
12*4 Oct.
4
Oct.
65
77
89
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3*4 Oct.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
38
175
230
240
3,110
5*4% preferred ........ 100
2,420
6% preferred...........100
2.110
7% preferred
100
58,600 Jonas Ac Naumburg Corp.2.50
64.400 Jones At Laughlln com....100
V
10,300
8,800
126
I
'
10
J*
58
4
3*4 Sale
Sale
38
Sale
£
320
1,100
60,000
10,400
1,220
1,410
403.900
239,600
30,100
2,800
7,600
15,700
!
700
200
400
2,100
U< 800
600
Kleinert (I B) Rubber.
Knott Corp com
Kobacher Stores Inc
Koppers
300
j
14
Sale
"2*4 1~2*4
19
19
4
42*4
24*4
%
27*4
19
19
Oct.
19
7*4 Mar.
7
18*4
2*4
7
*4
July
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
18*4 Feb. 15
14
Jan.
$
63*4 Oct.
16
89
Jan.
6
73
83
Oct.
21
Oct.
96*4 Jan.\ 7
29 100
5
1
4
1*4 Oct.
29
Oct.
23*4 Oct.
Oct.
32
Oct.
7
21
1*4 Oct.
19
2*4 Oct.
19
5
Oct.
19
19
1
Oct.
19
6*4 Oct.
10
19
6
1
9*4
11
24*4
11
11*4
11
22
1*4 Oct.
52
Oct.
32
Oct.
21
21
4*4 Oct.
1
50
49.500
200
4
12
20
12*4
Sale
105*4 Sale
10*4
11*4
24,900
350
L
"9". 600
100
57
58
6*4 Sale
Oct.
399,100
Sale
Sale
94*4
50*4
4*4
90
mimmm
150
Locke Steel Chain Co
5
Lockheed Aircraft .........1
Lone Star Gas
....*
Long Island Light com.....*
7% preferred
100
4% preferred eeries B ..100
Loudon Packing Co com...
Louisiana Land At Espl com.l
50*4
61
3*4 Sale
87*4
98
5
6
Oct.
19
29,700 Lynch Corp
9,000
2.900
88.000 Majestic Radio Ac Tel Corp..l
27,100 Mangel Stores Corp com
1
$5 conv preferred...
1,580
150 Manischewitz (The B) Co...*
2,900 Mapes Cons Mfg Co
..*
60
300
18
19 111*4 Feb.
10*4 Sept. 25 12*4 Jan.
6
Oct. 19 21 *4 Jan.
6
8
Oct.
13
10*4 Oct.
4
,
Oct.
Oct.
6
6*4 Oct.
Oct.
11*4 Oct.
,,,
1
5
9
Oct.
1
Oct.
com
5
100
Feb.
Oct.
20
63
2
60
45*4 Oct.
19
51*4 Oct.
1
1*4 Oct.
19
Oct.
4
45*4 Oct.
1*4 Oct.
"I6"""OctT"l9
3*4
Oct.
4
17
18
10*4 Sale
% Sale
15*4 Sale
6
Sale
i\X M
5
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
*4 Sale
*4 Sale
27*4 28*4
20*4
16H Sale
"23"f "23*4
21*4
Sa'le
13
Sale
Sale
"3*4 ~~3*4
Oct.
Oct.
22*4
Oct.
6*4
2*4
3
12*4 Oct.
13
Oct.
1*4 Oct.
10
13*4
14
Sale
11*4 Sale
5*1 Sale
87
90
10*1
78
14
Sale
1*4
Sale
12
Oct.
20
20
19
19
19
18
19
29
19
19
"5"""Oct7"l9
12*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
9*4
8*4
3*4
70
55*4
4
5
I6"""OctT"l9
1*4 Oct.
6
15*4 Oct.
1
6*4 Oct.
7
*4 Oct. 21
25
24
Oct.
Oct.
7
8
26*4 Oct.
7
13
Oct. 29
3*4 Oct.
6
10
Oct. 19
9*4 8 ale
§7*4 "§9""
4*4 Sale
82
22
Oct.
29
3*4 Oct.
1
19
9
70
Oct.
19
8*4 Sale
Oct.
95
10
59*1
110
10
7
Oct.
19
Oct.
56
Oct.
3*4 Oct.
9*4 Oct,
1
8
29
1
Oct.
19
42*4 Oct.
6
1*4
Oct.
4
41*4
Oct.
2*4 Oct.
4*4 Oct.
49
Oct.
18
19
7
19
18
21*4 Oct.
8*4 Oct.
22*4 Oct.
20
21
8*4 Oct.
20
26
19
20
8
20
25>
Oct.
10*4 Oct.
20
Sept.
13*4 Oct.
,.
300
600
Coaununlcatlon Am dep ret
4,500
18.500 Margay Oil
..........*
40.900 Marion Steam Shovel com..*
Fer footnote wee page
dXA*
17
Sale
8
:
8*4
25*4 Sale
9*4
10*4
6*4
8*4
7*4
5
Oct.
19
26
Oct.
5
9*4 Oct.
2
54,
/
Feb.
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
34
Oct.
13
Oct.
1*4 Oct.
7
24
May
10
Oct.
22*4 June
22
6
Oct.
18
4
Oct.
16
5*4 Oct.
1
63
48
14
Oct.
6
Oct.
Oct.
93
80
1*4 Oct.
7
95
5
26
18S
Oct.
100
Apr.
*4 Sept.
6%
May
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
19
7
19
18
8*4 Sept. 24
17
5
Jan.
Oct.
Mar
June
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
May
65*4 Aug.
Oct.
Marconi Internat Marine—
4,900
Mar
39
Aug,
30*4 Feb.
July
Oct.
12*4 Oct.
6
5
7
19
8
42*4
9
5*4 Jan.
4*4 Jan.
Oct.
13
18
9*4 Feb.
Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
20
23
2
19
20
78*4 Feb.
Oct.
~~*4~Oct7"l9 """*4 Oct:""5
Oct.
20
7
19
19
Oct.
2l"" "23*4
9*4 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1*4 Oct. 19
§*
Sale
i3""o-<*:~4
48
~"i"
40*4 Sale
19
5*4 Oct.
Sale
3*4
1*4
Oct.
1
63
Sale
Ludlow Valve Mfg Co.......*
4,650
170
Aug
Oct.
15*4 Oct.
B stock
31.600 Lucky Tiger Comblnatlon.10
;
17k
26
5
6
19
8
1
10
9
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
3*4 Jan.
75 Louisiana Pr At Lt $6 pref..*
"MOO
65*4
8*4
8*4
1*4
21
13*4
1*4 Oct.
15*4 Oct.
19 10554 Oct.
11*4 Oct.
Ts
•
Lit Brothers com..........
Loblaw Groceterias A_.___..*
50
120,300
452.600
225.700
249,000
6,740
8,250
47,000
47,000
37.800
36.700
670
1.525
4.000
61,900
88*4 Mar.
Oct.
Oct.
2lk
60
Sale
9
.
100
Oct.
Oct.
24*4
76*4 Sale
100
8,700 Lefcourt Realty com
Preferred
•
14,400
463.400 Lehigh Coal At Nav
*
1,114.700 Leonard Gil Development. J15
10.350 Le Tourneau (R G) Inc
X
2,900 Line Material Co...........*
481,700 Lion Oil Refining
.......
200 Llpton (Thos J) class A.....1
1,600
49
32
Company—
.•:%
3.300
38,700
73,600
^ 1,960
108
30
Oct. 20 114*4 Jan.
4
Oct. 22
52
Mar. 17
6*4 Oct. 27 12
Aug. 18
2
10*4 Oct. 19 28*4 Feb. 25
105*4 Mar. 1 107*4 Sept. 15
1
Oct.
7
6
3*4 Jan. 22
.............
"i'iioo
Jan.
7
19
9*4 Jan. 23
19 126*4 Mar. 9
13 30
Jan.
8
4
Oct.
18
7
8
13
29
11
11
1
30
5
4
20 109*4 Oct.
22 30
Oct.
27
9*4 Oct.
Oct.
2
12
4
Oct.
1
13
20
Oct.
49
com..
500 Lane Bryant 7% pref
100 Langendorf Un Bak cl A
700
Class B
ioo
21*4 Sale
Oct.
6*4 Oct.
10*4 Oct.
58
26
15*4 Oct.
430 Lackawanna RR N J.....100
164,400 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
1
211,400 La key Foundry At Machine. 1
19,000
25,400
Oct.
30
7*4 Sale
1
7.250
0% preferred...........100
4,600 Kress (S H) At Co spec pf..l0
48.800 Kreuger Brewing Co........!
8.000
1*4 Oct.
29
23*4 Oct.
Kings County Lighting
7% preferred series B...100
5% preferred eeries D
100
Kingston Products.........!
Kir by Petroleum
.....1
Klrkland Lake G M Ltd
Klein (D Emll) Co common.
Oct.
108
5
Ac Lamp cl a.*
70 Kimberly-Clark pref......100
14,500 Kingsbury Breweries com
1
"if,3 00
Oct.
83
Julian At Kokenge com....
3,650 Kennedy's Inc
41,700 Ken Rad Tube
2,450
7,050
70
92*4 Sale
73
470 Kansas G Ac E 7% pref
100
20 Keith (Geo E) Co 7% pref.100
80
t
575
92
93*4
98
100
7*4 Sale
1
May 17
Feb. 26
Feb. 11
Feb. 11
Sept. 7
38
Aug. 31
*4 Jan. 27
Jersey Central Pow Ac Lt Co—
7
18
15*4
1*4
21*4
3*4
15*4
Oct.
*32 Sept.
15
3
28
28
Mar. 31
M
Oct.
1
16
21
29
19
19
13
ip
20
19
19
Oct.
13
]
2
Sept 17
39X Mar. 3
Oct.
19
19
19
4
Oct.
■
14
July 10
103
9*4 Oct.
Oct.
4
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
8*4 Apr. 18
Jan.
19
63*4 Oct.
19*4 Sale
*J Sale
24
24*4
16*4 Sale
Warrants.....
268,500 Jacobs (FL) Co...........
-57,700 Jeannette Glass Co.......
5
19
19
19
K« Jan.
*4 Oct.
2*4 Oct.
3*4 Oct.
22
75
28
16
19
Oct.
3*4
Sale
5
4
2
19
1
4
19
19
19
19
15
19
Oct.
35*4 Oct.
2*4 Oct.
Oct.
4
18
20
2*4 Oct.
23*4 Oct.
Old warrants.............
104.400
23,150
40,920
88,900
7,800
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1*4 Oct.
9*4 Oct.
*4 Oct.
100
$3.50 prior preferred......*
1,260
8,400
2,400
8,400
10.300
20.000
2*4 Oct.
2*4
23*4
35*4
2*4
...
800
1*4 Oct.
1*4 Oct.
*4 Oct.
5*4 Oct.
0% preferred...........100
32,800
New warrants...
96,600 International Vitamin.....1
17,300 Interstate Home Equip com.l
16,800 Interstate Hosiery MlUs
*
16,600
6,900
19
19
11
Registered...............*
Internat Products com..
9,100
100
2611
2*1
Sale
21 r
Sale
6
2
"A" stock pur warrants
Internat Metal Indus A
..*
Internat Paper Ac Pow warr._
Internat Petroleum com.,; *
800
300
400
Oct.
Internet Cigar Machinery..*
Internat Holding Ac Invest.*
40,200 International Radio Corp..l
11.200 Internat Safety Rasor cl B.*
17,700 Internat Util class A.......*
297,000
Class
B.................1
1,000
1,100
Oct.
........100
Insur Co of North Amer
800
7,500
Oct.
1
v t c
7
19
5*4 Feb. 18
10*4 Jan. 23
82
15*4
25k
Jan.
2
Apr. 29
May
5
10
Jan. 18
33*4 Mar. 10
22k Mar. 11
46
NEW
AGGREGATE
YORK
SALES
PRICES IN OCTOBER
MEW YORK
CTJBB EXCHANGE
In
Since
October
Shares
*
100 McColI-Frontenac 6% pref100
61,200 McCord Radiator & Mfg B—*
176.100 McWIIIIams Dredging com..*
12,135 Heud Johnson Ac Co com....*
51.500 Memphis Nat Gas com ......6
125 Memphis P Ac L $7 pref...*..*
27.150 Mercantile Stores Go.......*
11,500 Merchants 8c Mfrs class A...1
650
Partlc pref.......•
180.900 Merrltt Chapman A Scott..
10,400
6*4% A pref......------100
Common stock pur warr'ts.
3,100
""8,666
21,900
2,775
7,800
"2,650
1,800
100
18,200
1,375
400
80
1,300
62.700
17.000
4.500
6.300
1,100
Oct. 1
1937
STOCKS (Continued)
Bid
Ask
1,044,100
Mesabi Iron....
Bid
11,200 Metal Textile Corp com....*
780
Part
preferred-.....*
Metropolitan Edison Co—
'■rx.
575
t6 preferred........*.....*
31.800 Meilco-Ohio Oil Co....... *
330.900 Michigan Bumper Corp.....!
202,700 Michigan Gas A OIKJorp 1 1
25,800 Mich Steel Tube Prod——2.S0
103.000 Michigan Sugar com.......*
7,800
Preferred...............lo
Ask
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
2
Oct. 19
Sale Prices
Highest
9
3M
•
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185*
10'4 Sale
33 Mi
34
121k
m
6k
116
ll" *45"
6k
6H
2k
3k
7k Sale
18 k Sale
2k
3k
7 k Sale
16k Sale
2 k Oct.
6
2
19
Oct.
19
1
1
.
14
7 k Oct.
18k Oct.
Sale Prices
3 k Jan
13
16 k Mar. 18
14
Oct.
19
25k Aug. 12
51
55
Oct.
11
55
Oct.
11
55
Jan.
2k
7k
90
2k
Oct.
Oct.
18
"4k"Oct?*~5
67
r"iU"*4k
14 k Sale
106
108
4k
55
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5
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34
4!
5
24
4k
28
4k
4H Oct.
4k Sale
3 k Sale
Sale
64
3k Oct.
19
13
19
19
5k Sale
3 k Sale
3
Sale
Sale
3
15
m
7k
16k
ik
7k
Oct.
lk Oct.
27
2k
1
29
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
Oct,
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1
Oct.
26k Oct.
""ik
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lk
lk Sale
5k
10k
Sale
2
Sale
Oct.
17
Oct.
Oct.
19 107
19
4k Oct.
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2k Oct.
Mar. 16
90
6
■
2 k Oct.
62 k July
Oct.
Oct.
k Oct.
k Oct.
6
k Oct.
22
k Oct.
Oct.
21
30k Oct.
18
26k Oct.
Oct.
4
Oct.
lk Oct.
6 k Oct.
4
Jan.
Sept. 27 106
4
4k Jan.
Oct. 21
3k Jan.
5
Oct.
2
I
4
21
19
lk Oct
5
Oct.
1
Oct.
19
19
19
19
II
7
19
1
Oct.
Oct.
19
4 k Oct.
5
Oct.
2k Oct.
kOct.
19
3;
Oct.
28
Oct.
Oct.
4
Oct.
19
19
3
Oct.
Oct.
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27
19
8
7
Mar. 2
31k Jan. 13
Ilk Jan; 28
80 k Feb. 11
2k Jan. 25
2k Feb 25
5 k Jan. 26
37
Feb; 16
1
H Oct.
5
Jan.
13
57
5
9
Apr. 17
Oct.
2k Oct.
11
k Sale
6
4k
Feb.
July 30
53k Mar. 11
18
Oct.
3 k Oct.
24
Oct.
6
F«b;
Oct.
4k
1
18
19
25
May 11
i4k
44 k
125
7
73
2 k Oct,
7 k Oct.
4
4k Oct.
19
92k Aug.
"36" ""Oct? ""5
26
Oct.
4H Oct
1
19
19
Sale
Sale
Oct.
19
18" Oct"
24
""6k Sale"
I
..........
Lowest
Oct. 30
Ask Bid
45
3k
18k
May Hosiery Mills—
1,450
$4 preferred w w
200
82.300
1,700
Jan. 2
Par
27,600 Man Utli Aiaoclates * t c.-.l
230.060 Sam; Harris Co common..1*
32,400 Master Electric Co.......... 1
4,050
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jon. 1
Shares
2,200
80.100
EXCHANGE
CURB
29
12
18
Ilk Mar. 4
18 k Feb. 10
1 k Jan. 14
8
Jan. 13
Middle States Petroleum-
89,000
84,600
12,000
10,900
Class A rot trust ctfs...-.*
Class B rot trust ctfs.....*
5k
6k
l k Sale
3^
Sale
%
3% m
19
7
2
Feb. 17
Feb. 16
Midland Oil Corp—
5,200
$2 conr pref.....——*—.*
Midland Steel Product—
22
72
6.300
48.700
358,900 Molybdenum Corp.. . i w—- .1
Sale
9
5.900
12 non-cum dlr shares....*
*
8.495 MldraleCo
48.200 Mid-West Abrnslre Co...-50c
51,700 Mid-West Oil Co
,10
1.600 Midwest Piping & Supply Co*
90.600 Mining Corp of Can
A *
> 8,600 Minnesota Min 8c Mffi Co—
*
160 Minnesota P 8c L 7% pref. 100
1,000 Miss Rlrer Power pref
100
200 Missouri Pub Serr common.*
34,910 Mock Judson VoehrlngerlAO
450
400
275
8.200
8,200
200
7,200
850
80
10
200
•
.
"20
3.600
11.800
19.300
3,200
8.840
11,300
3.175
2.000
130
64.700
1.400
115.500
156,900
100
410
3,900
k
24
8ale
Sale
4
3 k Sale
40k
42 k
400
950
300
275
225
"8*.500
Si". 200
19.100
13k Sale
9k
9k
it*
""4""
18k
152k Sale
Moody's Inrestors Part pref. *
Ltd......*—..*
7% A pref
—..—...100
Moore (Tom) Distillery Go—1
Mtge Bank of Col Am Sht—
Mountain City Copper Co..5c
176 k
Mountain Producers Corp. IS
6k
M
2.900
39.900
4.200
14.600
558.100
500
62,500
45
"6k
15.100
2.200
900
Norhman
Sprlngfilled Corp. *
Nat Automation Fibres A...*
New
200
950 National Steel Car Ltd—.*
6,200
46,700 National Sugar Refg
•
1375 National Tea Co 5 J4 % pref_10
39.100
45.300
184.400
20.600
8.300
400
40
1
»
I
1
1
7 k Sale
13
19k
2 k Sale
3k Sale
6k
134
7k
10
Sale
Sale
6k Sale
14
39
200
2k
2k
National Transit.
Sale
Sale
Sale"
....
--12.50
National Union Radio com. .1
18k
32
20
34k
Sale
Neb I
240
com
2.290
100
Nevada
Calif Eleccom..—100
5.000
800
7% preferred
—..100
6,900 New Bradford Oil
5
1,575 New England Pow Assn com
5.200
6% preferred...........100
1.160 New End Tel & Tel Co... 100
41.800 New Haven Clock Co com...*
8.500
99.400
18.600
11.800
69.800
67.800
5.100
6.200
6.400
9.925
21.500
1.140
2,060
"""266
.
"i",i6o
240
800
600
1.400
1.200
8.800
170
250
500
.
—
.
22 k
2k
26
35
175
Sale
New Mexico A Arls Land— .1
Newmont Mining Corp....10
New Process Co common.... *
V Y Auction Co common—: •
NYC Omnibus warrants
IN V
*
25
"S'.eoo
IH lk
"idk "13k
At Hond Mosarlo M
N Y Pr A Lt 06
20.800
55.500
6,v>00
I'
Class B warrants
Ilk
37
#
$6 preferred
53*
5 k Oct.
131
Oct
27 k Oct.
25
Oct.
27
Oct.
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1 110
4
19
Oct.
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Oct.
11
29
60
1
2
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Oct.
4
7
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109
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1
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30 118
27
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19
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19
3
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131
27 k
25
27
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1
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20
18
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19 157
,
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4k Feb. 11
17
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Feb.
3
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Jan. 27
Oct, 18
Sept. 11
37
44
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20
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Apr.
*
Oct.
8
Feb.
19
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Jan.
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4 k Oct. 19
13
May
Feb,
4k Oct. 19
3
June
5
June
134 k Oct. 11 155k Feb
9k Oct. 20 28 k Jan.
20
2
18
Mar.
Apr,
91
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lH
18
19
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dti
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13k
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40k
14
5k
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36k
9 k Sale
13 k
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4
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19
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3
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19
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19
65
4
8
June 29
41
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21
3
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18
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45
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6
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19
19
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47
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5
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91k Jan
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4
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69 k Oct.
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Oct.
5k
14
14
"Oct?
Sale
Oct
*""k"oct."*I
lk Oct.
6
8k Oct.8
7
"45"""Oct?*"2
*"2k"Oct?"?i
5 k Oct.
Oct.
21
28
37
Oct.
2k Oct.
45k Oct.
1
II
13
Jan
Mar.
Mar.
Oct
Oct.
Oct
Oct
k Oct.
4
Oct.
15k Oct
4
Oct
69 k Oct.
93
Feb.
78
Oct
Feb.
5$ Oct.
k Oct.
4 k Oct
91 k Sept.
30
Oct
15
Aug.
35
20 88
21 140 k
19 30 k
19 94 k
19
5
12
15
Apr. 16
Sept. 15
Oct.
Oct,
6
8
Mar
4
13
Mar. 10
Jan.
5
19 135k Mar. 10
26 37
Apr.
7
19
5
6k Jan.
19
16
Mar. 31
Feb.
19 34
4
20
15k Mar. 6
1 105 k Jan. 14
Feb.
18 115k Mar. 31
23
19
20
12k Mar. 8
5k Feb. 16
65
19
16k
25 100
94
20
1
79k
1 115
16
19
19
20
19
9
lk Sept. 24
2 k Oct.
19
1 k Oct.
37
Oct.
19
!
ik Oct.
23k Jan.
Oct,
2
98
lk
8k»
Mar
6 k Oct.
90
Oct.
97 k Oct.
1
6
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
80k Apr.
19k Feb.
8H Oct.
29
14
7
May
Sept.
79 k Oct.
3
Oct.
20
lk
3k
22
29k Oct.
Oct.
3
257k Oct
1 k Oct.
51 k Oct.
Oct
Oct.
9
k Mar. 16
7k Mar. 15
11
28
Jan.
5
9k Jan.
7
57k Jan.
12
3
19
58
107k
10 k
Oct.
Oct.
2k
4k
"78*" Sale"
Ilk Sale
23
19
Sept. 18
4H Oct. 13
Oct.
3k Oct.
"30k
*"2k Sale"
19
Oct.
Oct.
5
68
Oct.
1 k
6
13k Sale
11
k Oct.
2
76k Oct.
Sale
28
Sale
5k
Sale
k Oct
25
18
18
12k Feb. 23
19
Apr.
1
28
75
Oct.
Ik Oct.
97k Oct
29k
19
4
19
17k Oct.
Sale
"4 k Sale"
130
3k Oct.
5
8
1
5
4k Oct.
112
22
19
16
3k Oct. 22
26
8k Sale
'46" "46""
Sale
13
Oct.
Oct.
5k Sept.
9k
10 k
'44k"BO"
com
16
9k Sale
........
Nor Amer Lt A: Pow com—1
km footnote* see page
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
75
53
5
5
2k Oct.
33 k Oct.
Ilk Oct.
Oct.
5
41
7
Class A preferred....... 100
Nile*-Bement-Pond
41,320
90
2
7k
19
13 k
19
2k
19
20
3k
6
18
19 137
18 30k
19 28
20 34
Sale
pref..—. *
123.300 Nlplsslng Mines........... 5
102.700 Noma Elec Corp com—— 1
283.900
27
18
8k Oct. 29
100 Nineteen Hundred Corp B—l
"lV.666
25
20
8k Oct
10k Oct.
19
4
7% preferred...........10i'
450
Oct.
2 k Oct.
Mar. 2
Mar. 31
Jan. 20
Mar 13
6k Oct.
9
12
....
u;
122.128 Niagara Share Corp Class B 5
64.340
Jan.
24
2k
22
........
<
10
19
30
21k
8k
N Y Merchandise Co com..l0
13.400
2.200
12.300
20
10k Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Zinc..25
—
630
"5.566
.
N Y Shipbuilding Co
Founders shares.........!
16.000
4.500 New York Transit.......
.5
4.705 n Y Water Serv 6% pref—100
589.000 Niagara Hud Pow com..... 10
16,550
5% 1st pref—...——.100
150
5% 2d pref A..——.100
1.000
5% 2d preferred—.—.100
800
8% 2d pref B
———100
Class A warrants
107.700
800
132.900
2.175
New Jersey
Oct.
10
12
8
Sale
37
...
preferred.—.——..—.*
19.500 Nelson (Herman) Corp .....5
18,300 Neptune Meter class A.....
10,600 Nestle Le Mur Co class A..
2.400
2.400
1.000
29
60
110
4
3
1st
Corp
19
2k Sale
5k
8
33
135
Oct.
18
6
lk Oct.
14
Nebel (Oscar) Co com......*
470 Nebraska Power 7% pref..100
34.400
10 k Oct.
12
"30k Sale"
11
15
19
12
Nararro Oil Co—.—.—..*
10
25
Oct.
m
National Tunnel A Mines..*
8.300
Oct.
1 k Oct.
6 k Oct.
19
Sale
2
Sale
35
120
53
6
Light—
12.400
2,400
6.600
28.100
8.200
4,100
1
19
14 k Oct.
65
Oct.
20
m*mmmm
I
Nat Bellas Hess com.......
Sit Power A
100
1
V2k
31k
common.....—..—-1
29.40C
06 preferred
———*
2,800 National Refining common 25
248.950 Nat Rubber Mach com..—..*
239,200 National Service Co.——-1
35.900
Conr partlc preferred....*
26.300
1
Ilk Sale
13 k
National Baking Go com—1
,
8.250
1
70
Sale
Sale
9
Mountain States Pow com..*
Mountain Sts Tel A Tel.. 100
800
$3 conr preferred........50
39.700 National Container (Del)...l
129.800 National Fuel Gas
23,900 Nat Manufacture A Stores..*
15.800 National Oil Products——4
Ti'.eoo
59
Oct.
10k Oct.
._
100 Nat Brewers 7% pref—...25
500 National Candy Co com....*
12.400 National City Lines com_.._l
2,600
33
Sale" "28"* "29*"
Murray Ohio Mfg Co.......*
150 Muskogee Co common......*
20
6% preferred....—.....100
600
10.200
4,200
17k
2k
33k
Montreal Lt Ht A Pow com., •
Moore Corp
5k
15k
4
Monarch Mach Tool Co com. *
Montgomery Ward A Co A. . *
25*
116"
.
Monogram Pictures com ...1
Monroe Loan Society cl A..*
Montana Dakota Utilities..It
4k
20
70
2
Sale
8
8k
10 k
9k
1
19,000
1.300
6,800
2,800
7
6k
16
65
3?
98
62
15
m
Jan
Feb.
23
3
1
Feb.
3
Feb
Aug. 18
Feb.
Feb
Feb
Feb
2
24
3
10
Apr. 14
Aug. 30
Aug.
9
Feb.
3
Jan,
2
'
23
7 k Jan.
Jan.
77
13
13
Nov., 1937]
AGGREGATE
NEW
YORK
October
Shares
5.500
'
500
1.800
1,200
13.300
370
70
Bid
Ask
35
36*
37
50
33 *
48 *
Nor Ind Pub Sert% pref.. 100
7% preferred
ion
1,550
27,500 Northern Pipe Line
.10
116.520 Nor Statea Power com A., 100
14,100 t Northern Tex EI 6% pref. 100
Oct. 30
Ask Rid
Rid
Sale
I*
1
4
1*
4*
%
Sale
ti
5.60°
36.400 Northweat Engineering...
26,200 Novadel Agene Corp
:i
1,625
8
8*
6
?
2,950
>
500
270
60
30
17,770
4.260
810
240
,
700
8,000
2.850
5,000
230
2.130
500
7
1,100
2.200
5.700
68.250
1.200 ,;Vi
7,000
25
3,725
10
V!:
700
1.300
17,200
500
W
3.400
1.850
45,500
3
•
\
•
.*.•
■'-"A
"18"
14
Sale
23
mmm +
700
250
40
..
m
;
4.200
31,700
800
8.000
700
28.300
14.600
^
23.500
2.460
1.600
10.000
3.400
3.000
V
20,000 Philadelphia Co
825
750
33,100
279.500
;
11.700
14.100
17.200
193,600
88,000
425
202,700
15,860
1:
6.200
J 65,800
12.700
18.400
,
165,600
:
.
,
1.700
15.700
■
,
•
*
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
1,200
:
' ;
Alexander com..5
Mill
Co
McCal.'um
.I
com
180
13 160
10.625
0
.
Public Serv of Ind
"""*20
300
800
Com $40 par
4%
preferred
.........
Utll
26
24* Sale
22*
4*
Sale"
28
35
5
6
70.760
4.120
200
970
650
10,675
27
27*
4* Sale
3
3]
33
4
Sale
350
Pyrene
common.
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
6
Jan
9
13
8
Oct.
29
10
20
2* Oct.
19
7
8
8
11
Oct.
25
Oct.
15
20
Oct.
19
27* Oct.
5* Oct.
23* Oct.
10
16*
III" Sale
90"" "91*
"33* "35
9
89* Sale
150* Sale
2
2*
74
86
27
Oct.
20
"20
19
3* Oct"
3* Oct.
Oct.
22
29* Oct.
84
Oct.
89* Oct.
28*
112^
33
Sale
8
Sale
20*
6*
38*
23**
Sale
14
3
Sale
hH
8
Sale
5
"19*
"Sale
5*
a
88
125"" 127*
18
11* Sale
68
2
17
109
A*
10
"3
if4
28*
*
1*
h
34*
35*
4* Sale
24*
14*
2*
74
Oct.
"2
Oct.
19
2
25
Oct.
13
96* Oct.
29* Oct.
4
Oct.
19
5
6* Oct.
20
5* Oct.
8* Oct.
0"t.
19 112
22
31* Oct.
19
7
Oct.
19
June
13
2
Oct.
65
10
Sale
Sale
6* Sale
16*
1*
8*
1
33"" "34*
v.
"23" "29"
%
"22"" "26"
*
15*
11*
14* Oct.
29
14
Oct.
2
Oct.
33*
3*
6* Jan.
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
'6* Oct.
82
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3* Oct.
11
Oct.
15
Oct.
1* Oct.
com
4% preferred
11* Oct.
6
19
19
13
14H
8
12*
4
87
8*
16"" Oct.'
* Oct.
9
26
Oct.
5
2* Oct.
1
19
18
'25*"0"ct7"l3
*A Oct.
"7* "'8*
"6* ""7*
96
85
101*
21
85
85
17
Sale
90
79
79
84
85
Quebec Power Co
Sale
6
Oct.
29
99
100
22
Oct.
11 101 * Oct.
19 106
Oct.
19 35
Oct.
19
21
Oct.
18
82
Oct.
18
74
Oct.
7 Ill
Oct.
Oct.
11
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10* Oct.
74
744
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2.800
Sale
'§'* ""§*
15* Sale
32* Sale
36.675
Common
$3 conv pref..
6,550
33.900 Raytheon Mfg com......50c
101,400 Red Bank Oil Co Xi
1,800
V
T:
;■
21.200
52.400 Reed Roller Bit Co new.....*
6.800 Reeves (Daniel) com........*
8.600
300
225.300
16.200
900
9.900
13.900
2.700
12,100
;!
Relter Foster Oil Corp......*
10.500
Reliance El A Eng Co
5
"M»ro Co.. Inc
.......1
43 800
107.000
34.900
120.700
For footnotes
aolds Invest
Rice Stlx
seo page
Sale
106* Sale
152
133
23*
16
Oct.
com .......1
Dry Goods Co.....*
19
* Oct.
18
17* Sale
24*
*
16
,
139
20*
T'l
25
Sale
26
41*
Sale
Sale
38
4«
5* Sale
2* Sale
12* Sale
Sale
Feb.
19
17!
25
6
29
Jan.
Ill
14* Jan
Oct.
Sept. 20 103
99
Oct.
100
Oct.
22
Oct.
10* Oct.
74
Oct.
74
Oct.
111
Oct.
Sept.
&I*
90
11 105
19 109
19
19
16
18
5
29
Oct.
10* Oct.
20
29
26
19
* Oct.
18* Oct.
33* Oct.
"7* ""8*
6* Oct.
19
io"" ortT~"I
98
135* 145
15
18
95
Oct.
135
16
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
* Oct.
•A Oct.
I
19 106* Oct.
19 136
Oct.
15
18
Oct.
14
19
18
14
14* Oct
*x Oct
16
6
4
Sale
48
5
19*
20
31
32
4*
5*
9A Sale
18
4
19
Sale
1* Sale
7*
8*
2* 8ale
16
30*
14
38
20
38
2*
3
5*
6
26* Sale
4
*
13*
3
6$
2
5*
*
15
3*
6*
2*
Oct.
Oct.
1
Oct.
3* Oct.
21
Oct.
4*
*
12*
3*
Oct.
Oct
19
29
29
38
19
9
19
19
4
20
31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
23
19
4* Oct.
•A Oct.
15
19
17
Oct.
19
4
Oct.
19
1* Oct.
7* Oct.
2* Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
* Oct.
9
Oct.
19
15
7
* June 29
*A July
1
14
29
38
Oct.
Oct.
5
1
Oct.
19
29
19
2
3* Oct.
9
4
Oct.
19
1
Oct.
19
1
1
6
28* Jan.
1* Jan
7
5
1
15
14
4
18
4* Jan. 12
60* Jan. 15
90* Jan.
8
25 « Apr.
6
14* Feb. 26
19 124* Jan.
19 150
Jan
Jan.
5
Aug.
Sept.
12* Oct.
14
Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
25* Jan.
4
Oct.
Mar
Jan.
15
19
Oct.
2
Oct.
Jan.
6* Oct.
135
Feb
Jan.
Oct.
..
95
Jan
Feb.
Sept. 20 103
16 106* Jan.
Oct.
19
41
8 118
90
Oct.
Mar
68* Jan.
18 98
18 93
7 120
32
10* Sale
33*
34
7*
7*
Feb
35* Feb
(A Jan.
Oct.
6
16
10* Oct. 20
26
Jan.
4* Jan.
7* Oct.
8* Oct.
7* Oct.
7
4
11
21
9
26
6
3
11
45
Oct.
Oct.
12* Oct.
% Oct.
5*
53*
41
20
9* Sale
140
Clas« B common......
*
Rath Packing Co
....10
'
50
19
1* Oct. 19
May 21
15
Oct.
48*
Apr.
Feb
6* July
98
90
Rainbow Luminous Prod A. *
68,500
200
8
Jan.
115
121
.......100
19
12* Feb.
33* Feb
7
99*
Sale
90
19
25
6
Ill
103
Jan.
* Mar. 12
11
31* Sale
83
83
16* June
147* Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
Oct.
11
5
22
42* Apr. 21
27* Feb.
4
116* Mar 17
1* Oct.
1
6* Oct.
1
16* Oct. 22
7* Oct.
12* Sale
100
104
9* Jan.
Oct.
June
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
70
Oct.
19
10* Oct.
19 109
Oct.
1 * Oct.
15
Raymond Concrete Pilev-:':
Oct.
2
20
*A
*
15
2
Mar. 31
Feb.
9
Mar
2
Mar.
2
Feb. 23
Feb.
1
40
42
* Sale
Jan.
Oct.
10* Oct.
21*
2* Sale
34
Oct.
Oct.
"3* Oct"
21
July 17
20
116* Feb.
1
19
19
19
19
24*
26*
2* Sale
Oct.
Oct.
18
19
Sale
Sale
18
Mar. 13
Feb.
3
Oct.
6
6* Oct.
17
17
13
1
Apr. 21
Feb.
1
Oct.
56
2
19
18
7
3
J*
19
"Oct"
1*
5*
Feb.
25
8* Oct.
14*
July
Feb.
95
151
6
"3* ""3*
15
18*
14
30
37
1*
Sale
'
11*
Oct.
19
8* Sale
8
92
Jan
19
18
19
2* Oct.
19
5
11
30
72**
18
5*
60
14
11
Mar. 6
Mar. 10
42* Mar. 6
17* Jan
15
112
Jan. 19
113
Jan.
7
179
June
7.
1
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
Jan
12* Feb.
30* Mar
110
Apr.
8* Feb.
62
Sale
11
Sale
""4"
15
15
Sale
Sale
9*
19
Oct.
19,150* Oct.
Oct.
22
43
14* Oct.
25
Oct.
30
28
Jan.
su
11
Oct.
Oct.
Jan
30
15* Oct.
86
112
'g8
101* Apr. 23 106* Aug.
45
Sept. 24 75* Jan
xl5
Oct. 19
26* Sept.
Jr.n.
2* Oct. 19
Feb.
3* Oct. 19
65
73*
,
2
54* Mar
19
8
2
6*
24$
19
Oct.
4
-----
37
19
26
5
19
18
Feb.
15
6
Oct.
29*
11
11
Oct.
10* Aug. 12
32* Feb
15
Oct.
"T4
3* Oct.
12
Apr. 28
10* Feb.
59* Oct.
2* Oct.
14* Oct.
115
32
*8*
8
16*
Sale
2
70
Sale
5
104
19
10
89
75
29*
;
14*
12*
19
20
26
11
Oct.
4
Oct.
7
Oct.
6
Oct. 30
Oct.
:
Oct.
26* Oct.
25* Oct.
15
19
.5
Mfg...............10
Quaker Oats
48.000
V
19
19
5*
4.000 Rya A Utll Invest cl A com..l
200
V
1* Oct.
Oct.
Sale
7.475 Hallway A Light Securities.*
I
16
Feb
11
Oct.
9
Jan
15
40
4
24
9
29
59* Oct.
4* Oct.
19* Oct.
19
3
8
15
88
106*
15
19
19
Mar.
19 110
Jan.
29 111* Jan.
105
Oct. 20 112
Jan.
98
Oct. 28 111* Feb
90
Sept. 24 104* Feb.
9* Oct. 19
Feb.
6* Oct. 19
July
19
79* Oct.
2*
A*
67
Oct.
104* Oct.
26
25*
6*
3 *
19*
22*
19
Sale
....
400
Oct.
18*
19* xl5
5* Sale
2*
3*
5
3*
19* Sale
15*
19
20*
14*
Sale
3*
5*
35* Jan.
Oct.
25
5
19
19
8
23
10
18
Fob.
19*.Oct.
Sale
Sale
Oct.
28* Oct.
Feb.
6* Jan
85
Oct.
20 29
19
26* Oct.
11 104
Oct.
Securities—
$7 part preferred..
3.300
.....*
50.530 Puget Sound P A L $4 pf
15 preferred
15.760
2*000
Oct.
19*
""4* "5
10«>
4% prior Hen pref......100
7% prior lien pref......100
360
nr
26* Oct.
25* Oct.
36
5*
pref..*
stock.....60
900 Pyle National Co
.
28*
26*
7% preferred...
....100
Public Service of Oklahoma—
Public
;
pr
610
510
4.590
26
17*
•4
225
v.;....
:
com...
preferred..............*
1.700 Public Service off Nor 111..
250
50
1.625
28*
26*
32
60
41
37
8* Oct.
4% 1st prefer red....... 100
7% 1st preferred.......100
940
4.800
19
Oct.
21
96* Jan
23
22 103* Feb 11
18 12* May
6
19
',,4
300
^
600
7
Sale
5
Hosiery
14 preferred
..*
Public Service of Colorado—
1.360
?
com....
42.800 Prudential Investors
»
50
9
'
41*
i
4,400
30
7
* Jan
20
19
25
92
2
14
5
Oct.
9*
Apr.
June 10
Jan
30
Jan
12
6
,
------
30
8
6
50!
51 J
4!
6!
Oct.
4
4
4* Oct.
21
1
Inc.........
72.300 Prosperity Co B common...
5.950 Providence Gas Co........_•
650
•
50
;
Pitts Metallurgical Co.....10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass com 25
N 47.400
"5" loo
5
19
Pitts Bessemer ALE RR...50
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co....*
fpropper
;;"
5
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11*
9*
24*
94*
2*
29
19
i
13.400 Pratt A Lambert._.........*
165,100 P emier Gold Mining....... 1
.
200 Prentice-Hall Inc
....._*
10.700 Pressed Metals of Amer.....*
277.300 Producers Corp............ I
1.700
16.400
■mmm
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Powdrel! A
Oct.
19
Oct.
37*
Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
4.000 Power Corp of Can
19
2* Oct.
24
21,100
300
8
7
5*
*
Conv preferred A.
...10
Pierce Governor Co com....*
Pines Winterfront Co
1
101.600 PotreroSugar com..........5
24.400
23.100
Oct.
3*
44*
Phoenix Securities common. 1
400 Pneumatic Scale Corp..... 10
Polaris Mining Co........25c
11.200
;■■■■•
com
Phillips Packing Co
Plough,
15
19
23
15
Phila Elec $5 div preferred..
Phlla El Pow 8% pref......25
Pitts A Lake Erie KM
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1* Oct.
59* Oct.
2* Oct.
14* Oct.
14.100 Pharia Tire A Rubber Co...1
2.800
75
100
Pa Gas A Klec class A...
1.915 Pa Pow A Lt $6 pref.....
$7 preferred...........
7.850 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg... ..50
2.500 Penn Traflc Co.......... .2.50
20,500
25.700 Pspperell Mfg Co........ .lot
4.100 Perfect Circle com......
?
8
Oct.
51* Aug.
* Oct.
12*\ Oct.
20
Oct.
2* Sale
28
Pa Water A Power....... W
2.600
500
28* Oct.
19
26
104
8* Sale
~
19 40
19
93*
29 109 7-^
20 109*
28 101*
92
11
6
26*
7
20
Oct.
Oct.
.....
14.630
4.600
V:,:-,;
$2.80 preferred
4,500
-
1.600
:
85
Sale
Penn Mex Fuel common.. ...I
1.025
2.200
<m — Ml
95
Sale
Pen nroad Corp com vtc
...»
200 Pa Edison Co 85 pref....
*
m m
23
9*
15
*
com
Telep Co com.
preferred......... .100
7%
5,025
701.700
260
1.675
*i
22
12
8*
30"
75
-
27
9* Oct.
6* Oct.
19* Oct.
8
29
31* Sale
28 * Sale
106
84
28*
600
.
Tin special stock...
78* Oct.
5* Oct.
8
Peninsula
82.500
a»m»-
10*
24*
40
250
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
12*
10*
""4*
36
■;
Oct.
104* Oct.
43 *
Pacific Public Service......*
1st preferred.............*
68
Oct.
25
19
10
11*
"*8* "fl"
Pender (D) Grocery cl A....*
Class B...............—•
mmwm
-I
1" pref..25
lot preferred
25
Pacific Ltg Corp S4 pref..
•
Pacific P A L 7% prof
100
Oct.
7* Oct.
Oct.
* Oct. 13
3* Oct. 19
* Oct. '
82
15
Oct.
1 * Oct.
92
18
73
18
98
"*5* Sale"
3.750
22.300
4.900
....
■;
92*
107
19
19
*A Oct.
19
20
Oct.
~
20
22
Oct.
29
Oct.
85
'
300
•
91*
Patchogue Plymouth Mills..*
3.400
I
It*
104
"2* Sale"
900
:
1* Oct,
5
1
91
K
350
;
*
Pacific G & E 0%
Ptuiflt
13
19
Oct.
19
105
7.700 Paramount Motors Corp
1
10
3,225 Parker Pen Co
40.000 Parkersburg Rig 8c Reel Co.l
10,600
95
93
109* 110
Pacific Can Co common....*
5*%
Oct.
Oct.
12* Oct.
24
23
25
47* Oct.
4
Oct.
49
Oct.
•
Overseas Securities Co.....
61.400 Pan Amer Airways com....10
New common............5
22,100
1,689.000 Pantepet Oil of Venesuela
I
m
rn
19.106
259.200
107 *
Sale
prefer red..........100
175 Page-Hershey Tubes
•
109*
12* "14"
13* Sale
31* Sale
.....1
35* Oct.
32* Oct.
Oct.
'8
7
108" Sale"
600 Oliver United Filters B
15.475
Iv
107 *
pref ion
100
Ohio Pub Serv 7% 1st
6 % 1st pref
6%
47J
14* Sale
6% preferred. 100
148.000 Oldetyme Distillers
1,100
36
Ollstocka Ltd common......5
•
Oct.
28* Oct.
101.600 Oklahoma Ni.t Gas com.... 15
13 preferred
20,400
..........50
19.400
§'■
Ohio Power
15*
28*
Sale
35
Ohio Edison $6 preferred...*
Ohio Oil 6% pref
100
19
19
18
Oct.
68
12.625 Ohio Brass class B
150
Highest
Sale Prices
Oct.
Oct.
A* Sale
A*
14
Sale
37
28 *
...
Lowest
Sale Prices
78* Oct.
5* Oct.
......
:
Highest
Sale Prices
23
25
Sale
69*
'A Sale
72* Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
27 H
26
48
35* Sale
3,520
600
16,000
1.900
2.400
,
Par
(Continued)
.
;
,V
Oct.I
1937
STOCKS
*
90,200 North Amer Rayon cl A..
37.400
Claaa B common........
1,420
6% prior preferred..... .50
13.500 Nor Amer Utll Sec com...
10,900 North Cent Texaa Oil
lift
1
629,700 North European Oil com..
3.700
>
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
47
PRICES IN OCTOBER
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
/.
EXCHANGE
SALES
In
.
CURB
21
Oct.
19
4* Sept. 25
* Oct. 15
12* Oct.
19
3* Oct.
* Oct.
19
19
13
4
Oct.
7 9
11
1
Oct.
19
2
Jan.
25
* Feb
x38* Mar
26
17
49
Mar
3
63!
Mar
9
7* Feb.
1
21 * Sept. 17
Mar
46
3
Feb. 19
8>
l\
Apr
19
Mar
327
5* Jan
2* Feb.
20
7* Feb.
9
I
16
13* Mar. 17
NEW
48
Price
Jan. 2
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
October
Jan. 1
Ask
Bid
Par
STOCKS (Continued)
Ask Bid
Bid
"
950 Rochester G 8c E 6% pref.100
60 Rochester Tel 6%% pref __100
200
50
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
% Oct.
97% Oct.
Sale
% Sale
.1
Voting trust ctfs
Lowest
Ask
Rio Grande Valley Gaa Co—
21.900
7,500
Occ.
110
% Oct.
18
13 98% Oct.
Oct.
20 110
H
1
13
17,300
1,100
3.200
Am dep rets
Roosevelt
Field
...6
Inc
19,700
21,100
299,900
2,650
138,300
124,900
4,800
34,600
600
7,300
10,800
Royal Typewriter com....
Russeks Fifth Ave
Inc—2.50
Corp..l
10
91" "95"
$1.20 conv preferred.....20
*
Rossis Internet Corp
12%
Sale'
~4%
Rustless Iron & Steel
Sale
Ryan Consol Petroleum....*
Ryerson 5c Haynes Inc com. 1
5,475
112,100 St Anthony Gold Mining—1
13,000 St Lawrence Corp Ltd.....
A $2 conv pref
...50
1,575
....5
1.161.000 St Regis Paper Co
7% preferred
...
100
7,375
1
25,400 Samson United Corp com
200
133",300
500
4,800
;
3,000
6,300
■
50
-
:Ma
2
,
'
-
70
100
600
400
3,800
12,800
650
82,800
200
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■'
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3,000
3,300
27,800
32,800
6,500
10.900
;
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220
1,485
r
28,600
4,300
1.800
\
.
•;
'«.••• :•
900
wis
? '
.
A't--y
M$&
25
3,900
23,800
8,400
4,000
2,600
2,600
150
300
300
300
300
2,300
1,600
1,150
1,000
14,300
4,000
9,700
5
:
Sale
Sale
'"§%
Sale
"97~"
Sale
Sale
97
2
1%
43
40
1% Sale
4% Sale
"1%
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30
4% Sale
77% Sale
3% Sale
20
10,000
44.200
VA
15%
28%
Sale
a
"5",700
5,600
36% Oct.
4
2% Oct.
1% Oct.
Oct.
10",600
200
iflS
[Mi
250
A
6.70Q
6,800
27.400
1,100
6,100
6,450
6,200
4,000
900
MS:
69.000
1,300
760
3,950
v
;yy
700
1,375 "a
:
■
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/Ay A
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28,000
3.600
6,500
15.200
71,400
11,300
25
40l
>
22
Oct.
25
9
22
% Oct.
5% Oct.
3
jet.
7
19
Oct.
Oct.
11% Oct.
18 23% Oct.^
11 106% Oct.
4 108% Oct.
4
Oct.
19
9
2
Oct.
19
3
Oct.
6
Oct.
Sale
2
Standard Silver Lead
4
88 13
"5% "5%
27%
25%
;
28#,
158
130
0
Co
~9% "9%
...1
Stetson (John B) Go com...*
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp.......5
stroock (S) A Co Inc
*
tStuts Motor Car Go.......*
Sullivan Machinery Co.....*
Sunray Drug Co common
1
Sunray Oil....
Ofk Sale
3*5
1%
Sale
3
251,625
22,200
71,100
183.200
422,620
120,000
1,150
1,190
Taggart Corp com
......1
Tampa Electric Go.........*
19 % Sale
18% Sale
"18"" Sale'
7%
25%
12
Sale
100
104)3 105%
5% Sale
2
Sale
2
Far footnotes see page 53.
1% Oct.
% Oct.
2% Oct. 29
\b Oct. 26
19
8
83
Jan. 1<
Jan.
Feb. 11
Mar. :
2 163
Aug. 2
19
19
20
'
Oct.
19
21
% Oct. 19
% May 28
4
Oct. 19
1% Oct. 19
4i
10H Aug. 1'
July 11
29% Mar. II
28
2
,
Aug. 17
Oct.
29
14
Oct.
20% Oct.
4
16
Oct.
19
20
16% Oct.
30
19
19
Oct. 20
Oct.
P
Mar. 1;
Feb. 2i
11% Apr. 1'
56
Aug. 1
42
Jan.
1
l!
Mar.
1
1% Mar. 2
12% Apr.
7
4% Jan. 14
1
Jan. 23
23% Aug. 9
27
Apr. 17
9
Oct.
19
19
25
Oct.
6
9
14
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
18% Sept.
Oct.
14% Oct.
19
18% Oct.
1
14% Oct.
19
21% Aug. 20
8% Oct.
29% Oct.
8
4
Oct.
8
8%
16
27
101% 100
Sale
Sale
67%
Sale
lb Sale
9
Sale
19
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
il
% Oct.
Sale
2
Oct.
2
Oct.
30
28% Oct.
13
2
6
Oct.
13
Oct.
21
Oct.
19
15
,
Oct.
•
Oct.
% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
lb Oct.
% Oct.
19
lb Oct.
Sale
Oct.
1
20
1
6
Oct.
8
16*
100
6
29
101
23
"13%
6
n3% >1*
"
Oct.
"19 "n%"Oct7"29
Sale
mm-0
7%
103
110
9 % Sale
"id"
3% Sale
7%
"18" "18%
2%
19.
4% Sale
44%
47
18
16% Oct.
3% Oct.
18
2
16% Feb.
% Oct.
16
Oct.
8
19
"17""Oc"t"l6
"6%"Oct7
1
6
4% Oct.
4
3
2
Oct.
19
19
19
19
19
Oct.
18
10
Oct.
19
15
19
15% Oct.
Oct.
4
% Oct.
4
Oct.
1
14% Oct.
3 % Oct.
4
Oct.
5
5
5%
3
Oct,
30
8
5%
Sale
3
15% Sale
1%
1%
18
18%
12% Sale
14%
18
3% Sale
42
33
mm -
Oct.
8
4
Sale
26
Oct.
Oct.
18
6% Sale
Oct.
1
15
10
19
15
18
11%
12
17
3% Sale
36
44
21
32
10
18
Oct. 20
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
36
11
7% Oct.
5% Oct.
21
13
4
1% Oct.
18
13
25
1
8
Oct.
2 i
21
1
Oct.
Sept.
is9
2
32
Oct.
19
18
19
15
18
18
10
Oct.
20
10% Oct.
% Oct.
5% Oct.
13% Oct.
Oct.
Apr. 27
5% Oct. 19
44
13
7
Sale
114
12
37%
Sale
38%
9%
5%
8
108% Sale
115
6% Sale
7% Sale
129% 31%
Sale
% Sale
%
,%
2
a
Sale
6
Sale
2
6
Sale
"7"
13 114
19
22
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
4% Oct.
19
26
5
14
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
108
2
Oct.
29
55
29
96% Oct.
Sept. 29
8
Mar. 30
93
Mar. 15
Feb. 11
Feb. 27
21% July 15
ft*
Feb.
1
Feb.
5
Sept.
1
40
15
13
7
6
Mar. 17
Feb. 23
Mar. 4
Feb. 26
Feb.
2
27
5
Feb.
8
33
2
Mar.
2
Jan.
7
28
!P
50
46*
17
13 119
Feb. 15
Mar. 11
Jan. 25
Jan. 23
Feb.
8
Apr.
7
Feb.
11
Aug. 17
19
16% Feb.
4
22
16
19
41
Jan.
14
11
Oct.
29
Oct.
7
Feb.
1
Feb. 25
Jan. 28
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
96
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
55
112
25
6
7% Oct.
35
1
16
19
Oct.
Sale
20% Sale
19
Oct.
Oct.
108
35
25% Sale
Hughes Gold Mines...1
""5%"o"c"t7"
36
12
1 107
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
.
15
19
27
27
19
19
19
19
19
18
Oct.
4% Oct.
10
29
36% Oct. 28
15
Feb.
3
Oct.
4
?3 Feb.
5% Sept.
107
3
30
1
14
69% Jan.
19
2% Oct.
100
105
7%
5%
25% Sale
1
2%
16" "I§" "14" "16%
Sale
"2" ""2%
2% Oct.
5% Oct.
63% Jan.
19
Apr. 2
Mar. 11
19
7 105 % Jan. 21
Jan. 13
19
Jan. 14
13
Sept.
Oct. 19
19
6
19
16]
-mrmm
*
Tenn El Pow 7% 1st pref..l00
Texas P A L 7% pref
100
5
20
Sale
Taylor Distilling Q0........I
Teck
"7% Oct!
'
14
16% Sale
Tastyeast Inc class A.......1
common
19
19
19
20% Oct.
4
Apr. 2,
Jan.
Mar. 3<
Mar. 1J
2% Jan. II
14
35
19
"4'""Oc"t:"i9
8
Feb.
14
3% Oct.
1% Oct.
7% Oct.
% Oct.
16
•
Technicolor Inc
19
20
100*
19
19
19
35
Aug. 2J
Oct.
1
19
20
Oct.
28
2
65
July
154% July
14
...
......1
33% Sept
% Oct.
5
*
24
15
19
20% Oct. 21
6
15
7
Oct.
20
35
44
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Inc
Oct.
Oct.
1% Oct.
7% Oct.
Co..*
com.......
230
6
Oct.
3% Oct.
Jan.
7% Feb. 15
13% July 12
19 370
Jan.
2
25% Oct.
1
1
19
19
24
22
19
33% Oct.
25%
Jan.
10% Aug. 12
7
Oct.
oct.
Oct.
8)
4)
6%
43
Standard Tube class B.....1
Stein (A) A
6
25% Oct.
Oct.
23
26
Mar. 13
28% Feb. 23
33% Feb. 24
2
5
4% Oct.
15
Feb
Jan.
11 154% Mar. 11
Jan. 15
4 114
.2
8 28% Apr.
19
19
19
18
Oct.
I
"3
154
5
25
.28
100
......
19
% Sept.29
Oct. 19
4
1
2%
1%
12%
6%
11
1
Oct.
14
4%
Sale
4%
1%
7%
..1
Standard Steel Spring
New common
7
4% Oct.
98
Jan.
5% Sept
16
Oct.
1% Oct.
1% Oct.
4% Oct.
3
Sept
4% Oct.
6
25
18
Oct.
6%
5%
4%
16
14
21
1
31
Oct.
Oct.
oH
11
4
29% Aug.
370"" Sale"
Mar. 10
Oct.
May 26
June
106% Oct.
21
Sept.
8 :
19
Oct.
19 270 * Oct.
2% Sale
7
Sale
May 28
Jan.
Jan.
4
Feb.
9
Mar.
Jan.
30
4% Jan.
18
20
19
% Oct.
3% Oct.
18
85
Oct.
5
230
Sale
Sale
12
10
25
Jan.
Jan.
19 104
1% Jan.
% Oct.
Oct.
Pub
25
Feb
28% Mar.
25 101% Mar.
4
2
7
Jan.
July
30
68% Oct.
69% Oct.
5
Oct.,
6
Sale
3
8
Oct.
27
6
6
6
5
19
12
4
% Oct.
% Oct.
9
Oct.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
50
16
1
6
Jan.
78
25
1
30
2% Oct.
Oct.
20
19
Oct.
16% Oct.
1
8
2
13
4
4
2
Apr.
Oct.
2
4% Oct.
18
85
Sale
Sale
5
22
Mar.
23% Oct. 22
1% Oct. 18
40
Oct. 18
% Oct. 19
29
Oct.
18% Oct.
1% Oct.
14
Oct.
86% Oct.
87% Oct.
18
Oct.
11
Oct.
41
19
% Oct.
Sal?
Sal?
Oct,
1% Oct.
30
12
1
11
1% Oct.
19
68% Oct.
69% Oct.
80
20
Oct.
Oct..
.
25
25
1
Sale
78
70
79
Oct.
1
Oct.
33
11 109
4
38;
18
18
19
16
2
'"!% Sale'
17% Oct.
19
23% Oct.
1% Oct.
40
Oct.
% Oct.
5
4
"Oct""i3
"2
20
13
H Sale
common.....*
5)4% conv preferred.....5$
Superior Port Cem B com...*
50
$3.30 class A part........*
6,600 Swan-Finch Oil Corp .....15
15,750 Swiss-American Bloc pref.100
Oct.
23% Oct.
Oct.
36% Oct.
Sale
9
-j'y*
ym
19
Jan.
19
20
15
27% Jan. 18 38
2% Oct. 19 11
71
Oct. 21 117
6
1% Oct. 19
58
May 18 69
1
Oct. 19
13
Oct. 20
23% Oct. 19 55
109
Oct. 11 109
36% Sept. 20 54%
6
"5%"Oct:*"i
94% Oct.
4% Oct.
21
106% Oct.
30
6H% preferred........ 100
88,600 Sterchi Bros Stores Inc.....*
1st preferred............50
3,460
2d preferred.....
20
6,450
67,600 Sterling Aluminum Prod
1
58,600
257,800
12,575
64,400
59,400
154,100
34.600
6.200
614,600
12,900
5.750
-
22
16% Oct.
3%
92
Southern Pipe Line...
791,000
24,300
6,600
20,900
'•
Oct.
6% Oct.
""I"""Oct7 "19
1%
1%
35
44
1% Sale
2
Sale
50 Steel Co of Can Ltd ord.....*
I50
4
20
71
Oct.
1% Oct.
17
5
Sal?
30
2,200
phate 8c Acid Works
...20
152.800 Starrett (The) Corp v t C..1
60
Oct.
""2%"Oct7 "19
20
80% Oct. 28 141
% Apr. 20
4
13
Oct.
Eldorado
Standard OH (Nebraska)
Oct.
13
Standard Wholesale Phos¬
10.200
5
30
28%
12
19
85% Sale
86% Sale
•8 »*
19
100,800 Standard OH (Ohio) com.
2,600
5% pref
602,800 Standard Power 8c Lt com..l
Class B common..........*
46,900
Preferred
•
4,500
60,500 Standard Products Co......l
200
5% Oct.
Oct.
%
3
2
Jan.
5
Jan. 21
1
55% Mar.
18
1
18 110% July 19
19
14% Apr.
6
19
17% Jan. 15
19 51
July 19
Oct.
1
6
Oct.
6
4% Feb.
13% Jan.
lb Oct. 19
Sept. 24
32
50
3
8**
27% Aug. 23
15% Aug.
9
18
Oct.
3% Oct.
"42" *36"" ?40"
14
Pipe Line stamped......25
Sllex Co (The)
15,900
A,
375
•?'
Sale
Ms
83,900
II,700
.v
2%
6%
Spanish 8c General Corp Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg shs_.£l
75,400
Am dep rets ord bear.._l£
3,300
61,000 Spencer Shoe Corp ........*
5,500 Stahl-Meyer Inc com.......*
*
17,100 Standard Brewing Co.
15,800 Standard Cap 8c Seal com—1
Conv preferred
10
6,700
Standard Dredging Corp—
$1.60 conv pref new.....20
2,200
11,150 Stand Invest $9H pref w w._*
132,200 Standard OH (Kentucky)..10
T.eoo
■yiyyyy
42
2,150
I,800
Vv/,
£*
50
A*
48
..10
46.000 Southern Union Gas com...*
5
149,800 Southland Royalty Co
51,850 South Penn Oil...........25
80 West Pa Pine Lines.....50
r
2
11
Sherwin-Williams of Can..
12,400
2,300
13,200
9.900
lf^ Sale
36%
60
7% preferred
.100
160 South New Engl Telep Co. 1001
200
4
Oct.
109
400
Corp conv pref..........
67,100 Simmons H'ware 8c Paint Co *
27,700 Simplicity Pattern C0......I
3,033 81nger Mfg Co
100
Singer Mfg Ltd......—.....
Am dep rets ord reg shs..£l
8,800
V
150 Sioux City G 8c E 7% pref.100
600 Skinner Organ Co........
1,125 Smith (Howard) Paper Co..*
1
22,600 Solar Mfg Co
.....1
165,400 Sonotone Corp
87.000 Soss Mfg Co
...........1
8,400 South Coast Corp com.....l
25,300 Sou Calif Edison pref B....25
5 Hi % pref class C
.....25
22,700
2,920
5% original pref........25
10,100 Southern Colo Pow cl A. .25
9,500
7,100
250
1
18
1
8% Oct.
36% Oct. 19
2% Oct. 20
1% Oct. 19
6$
9
25
5% Sale
33
.1
Severalty Aircraft Corp
Simmons-Boardman
;
i?:b
"3% "T
fhattuck Denn Mining
-•
v<
11
Oct.
5
48
"4% ""4%
Selfrldgs Prov Stores, Ltd—
American dep rets
£1
Sentry Safety Control
1
Seton Leather com
.*...*
Shreveport
600
'-:;kC
19
19
5% Oct.
4%
2% Sale
18
"9% Sale
0
39.400 Shawlnlgan Water A Power.*
56,100 Sherwin-Williams Co com..25
5% cum pref A A A.....I00
2,750
^
.-vyy
V
4,300
38,000
22,500
323,300
381,000
June 17
19
Oct. 19
Oct. 16
5% Oct.
Oct" "5
65
3%
6%
$5.50 prior stock........25
Allotment certificates.....
46,900
41,420
3,450
1,905
Oct.
%. Oct.
1% Oct.
4% Oct.
11
Oct.
lb Oct.
"50" ""Oct" "18
8% Sale
Sale
10
42
~~ib~~~lb
44,200 8avoy Oil Co...............5
9,500 Schlff Co com..............*
.....25
47.250 Scovllle Mfg Co....
50 Scranton Elec $6 pref......*
570 Scranton Lace Co common-.*
Scranton-Sprlng Brook
Water Serv $6 pref
_....*
1,500
6,000 Securities Corp Gen'l com..*
20,400 Seaman Bros common......*
59,400 Segal Lock Ac Hardware com 1
254,800 Seiberllng Rubber com.....*
*
138,400 Selby Shoe Co com
204,100 Selected Industries........ 1
Convertible stock........5
7,300
"4,466
,
16
18
19
11
14
85 Sanford Mills Co common.
:A.
Oct.
lb Sale
Safety Car Heating 5t Ltg... *
450
4.600
19
80% Oct. 28 105
...»
$2.50 conv pref...
Oct.
2
65"" "70"
19
1
2
4
Oct.
9
5% Oct.
8% Sale
1%
2%
4% Sale
l!g Sale*
18h 188
._1
Root Petroleum Co com
375 Royallte Oil Co Ltd
""4.206
Oct.
26
ord reg—..£1
common..5
Rome Cable Corp
% July
6
28 104% Feb. 25
20 112
July 28
Sept.13
97% July
110
20
Rolls-Royce Ltd—
1,600
7.100
22.800
144,600
4,900
40.100
2,700
1,200
1
Sale Prices
Oct. 30
Oct. 1
1937
Shares
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
SALES
AGGREGATE
CURB EXCHANGE
YOBK
Oct.
19
29
4% Oct.
53% July
19
8
29
96
Oct.
29
4
14
2%
5%
34
6%
77%
112
Jan.
Mar.
Aug.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
12
16
10
8
2
Nov., 1937]
AGGREGATE
NEW
YORK
STOCKS (Concluded.)
.i
81,400
11,150
78,250
V
7,200
2,175
;■/ 68,100
22
t
9$
~3% T
obacco Prod Export*
3%;
(10)4
Toledo
560
1
650
Edison
5%
1854
3)4
46,900
177,000
106,600
100,360
1,500
16
"
.
J*
53
Trans-Lux Plct Screen
154 Sale
4% Sale
I
....
I
com.
Trans western OH Co
..10
t r|-Contlnental
Corp Wart.,
Truns Pork Stores Inc....;.*
Common....
3)1
754,
"~254 Sale
34,800
Warrantee
13
cum
37 1st
3X
281,700
17,000
Sale
2)4 Sale
Sale
2 frj
"h.
20 HI
50
ioT
>
10)4
1
Sale
Oct;
1
19
Oct.
5
16
154
120
IX Oct.
Oct.
2)4 Oct.
Oct,
154 Oct.:
19
19
354'
4)4
30)4 Sale
20)4 i 24 *
32)4
68
5)4 1
63
:
6)4
.; •72 ;
7Xl:
14
8)4 Oct.
Oct.
19
Oct.
19
sn
89 X
Sale
•;i
2
Universal Con sol Oil Co...10
63
•
Universal Pictures com....Ll
i
Universal Products Co....J.*
Utah Idaho Sugar Co......5
V Oct.
70
Sale
8
12)4 Sale
69
Oct.
.354
21
254
60
19
1
Oct.
Oct.
19
;
2)4 Sale
954
15
4X
554
254 Sale
1
Oct.
Oct.
254 Oct.
2X Oct.
22,100 Waco Aircraft Co....^wi.—*
23,700 Wagner Baking com v t c
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
95
14 H Sale
8«
"16"" "1054
7)4
3
3)4
13
16
100
*
Waitt A Bond Inc class A..*
Class B...
.....*
Walker Mining...
.
2X
754
2X
8X
1%
IX
IX Sale
Sale
2
254 Sale
10 54
6 " Sale
19
1854
5X
154
72 X
10X
3x Oct.
15
Oct.
"8)4 ""8)4
7
Oct.
254
13)4
ij
Oct.
19
11]
Oct.
19
IX Sale
3
15)4
"l54 r"2)4
20
2
zc
v
8
IX
IX
IX Oct.
9)4 Oct.
Oct.
2)4 Oct.
19
1
Oct.
.
■
4
6
1
Oct.
"§"""17"" '"9~""OctT"25 "11)4 "Oct: "13
13
90
20
23 X
Oct.
Oct.
7
23
■;
9,100
10,200
}
Convertible
com
preferred
Wilson Jones Co
com
3)4
Sale
3
Sale
4X
*
154
11X
23)4
7H
Sale"
63,600 Youngstown Steel Door....*
New common......
31,300
-.*
350,000
For footnotes
Yukon
see page
53.
'Jnlrt
Co
8
54
154
Sale
15
954 Sale
754
8- -
371,800 Wrlgkt-Hargreaves
Ltd.....r *
7
2
;)4
11%
2%
Oct.
Oct.
5
Oco.
Mar.
13 54 Mar.
10254 Jan.
21X Mar.
2)4 Oct.
(I Feb.
Oct.
28
76
Oct.
29
20
Oct.
*
Oct.
Oct.
23
25
23
5
Apr. 13
'
101
9
6
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
OX Aug. 10
Oct.
2
9
.
29
10X Apr.
4)4 Oct.
5
30
Jan.
54 Oct.
1
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
13 117
7
2
8
32
62
9
31
16
19
11
Mar.
6
Feb.
Apr.
3
0
June 10
5
74)4 Oct.
19
78
Oct,
3 V Oct.
8)4 Oct.
5X Oct.
4
1)4 Oct.
854 Oct.
19
19
20
95)4 Mar.
1
20
19
8
4
19
Oct.
19
7
2
2
19
19
13
18
15
12
9)4 July
7
12)4 Feb.
2
IX Jan. 26
9)4 Jan
25
24
May 13
1654 May 21
10
Jan. 18
IX Oct.
8)4 Oct.
\
6
„
19
10
23
% Oct.
2)4
754
6)4
6X
5)4
554
""3)4 ""3)4
22)4
1,300
10
6
6
74 X Oct.
10)4 Feb. 15
98
Oct.
6
5
n.
M
4
2
Oct.
1
Oct.
12
11
1X Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.v
//.Oct. 29
IX Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
*A» Sept. 13
1
5
554 Mar. 17
14
June
1
66
1554
16)4
14
15
10 X
12
6154
2X
Sale" "61" ""Oct: "18
2
3
654
7)4
7)4 Sale
Oct.
19
45* Oct.
19
5
Oct.
19
17^4 18 %
15)4 Oct.
7
Oct.
4
1
Oct,
6
12
11
6
15
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
Am dop rets ord shs......5s
Am dep rets pref...
£1
19,300
5%
%
•
......*
Wlllson Products lnc
390 Wisconsin PAL 7% pref.100
64,800 Wolverine Port Cement....l0
935,300 Wolverine Tubs Co i-offl
2
56,400 Wood ley Petroleum Corp
1
l
8)4
5X
.1
......1
300 Winnipeg Electric class B
*
.
6
]
Mar. 1
73
33
Oct.
Aug.
8)4 July
77
27 400 Williams Oil-O-Matic Htg...*
; Wll-Low Cafeterias
,
60
...
46,500
19,600
1
v
3)4 Oct.
Oct.
Jan
J
25
11)4 Oct.
9
2
7
Oct. / 1
8)4 Oct. 7 4
8
Feb. 16
Apr. 15
9)4 Feb.
5
19
354 Jan. 25
Jan. 12
20 100
19
18)4 Feb.
3
19
95)4 July
1
1
19
22
154 Oct.
28
;
Oct.
Oct.
t
West Texas Utilities Co—
30 preferred
*
2,070
127,800 W Va Coal A Coke com.....♦
3,200 Weyenberg Shoe Mfg Co
1
5,200 Wllllaasa (R C) A Co
7
'"iFbctns
19
19
Oct.
Oct.
14X Oct.
3X Sept.
X Oct.
72)4 Oct.
4
19
654 Sale
254
3
4X
4X
22
2
26
6
Oct.
54 Oct.
19
19
| 23
1
1
Oct.
5
2
21
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
76
29 H Sale
1
: 6
19
12)4
Oct.
9)4
7)4
4X Oct.
Sale
;
j
28]
% 5
Oct. 7 5
38
5
1'
3
27
4)4 Oct.
22
Sale
6
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
19
20
19
Western Tablet A Stationery
....
20
19
19
11
5
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
354
5
X Oct;!
14)4
3)4
X
72X
6
9)4
3X
1
23
Oct.'
2)4 Oct.T 7
X Oct. 21
IX Oct. 20
9
19
Sale
8)4
Oct.
.26
16)4
4
2
3)4 Oct.
Oct.; 13
Oct.
4
30
Oct.
60
_
2
Sale
14
7% 1st preferred.......100
Common....
•
210 West Jersey A Seashore RR 50
225 Westmoreland Coal Co.....*
7
7
5
VVeisbaum Bros-Brower Co. .1
10 H
9
22
53
3
5
Mar.
"
1
Oct.
>
28
Jan.; 20
Aug.
5
454 Mar. 13
19
3454 Feb. 23
19
16
.Mar. 11
19
14
Mar. 10
11
IX Jan. 12
19
18)4 Jan.1 12
IX Feb.
6
4)4 Feb. 23
6
Jan. 28
18
18
July 21
14
8H Apr. -• 9
20 22)4 Jan. ! 2
19
19
Jan. 18
19
3554 Feb. 18
19 x254 Sept. 15
26
80)4 Jan.' 28
25
454 Apr. 10
13,
6
Jan;
9
19
8954 Jan. r
19
2
Jan. j
6]
Feb.
2
18
4)4 Oct.
21X Oct.
2)4 Oct.
19
9
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wellington Oil Co common..1
Went worth Mfg Co
.1.25
Western Air Express Corp._l
400 Western Csrtrldge 0% pf.100
4,650 Western Grocery com.....20
Western Maryland Ry—
3)4 Sale
35
3
1
1
8 !; Oct.
28
18)4 Feb.
7
254 Oct,
10
May 18
9354 Jan. 26
22
14
Mar
1
3X Oct.
13
Oct.
>
1
9
Jan.
Jan.
15
Oct.1; 8
2)4 Oct.
26
51
1
11
«54Apr
0
253
Aug. 5
2
July 27
7X
454
96)4
47 X
7
•
Feb.
Feu.
12
2
7
""%"Oct""f5
19
42
8
19
Jis pct^
X Oct.; 19
2)4 Oct. 15
IX Oct. 19
8
Oct., 18
154 Oct.. 14
9)4 Ocu. 20
3)4 Oct. 19
12X Oct. 19
Sale
Sale
^
29
4
19
Oct.
Oct.
50
75
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
6
Oct., 19
Oct.; 19
„
18
Jan
354 Jan.
4
16
4)4 Sale!
1154 Jan.
124
30
2
Jan.
13
3
5
28
10
25
Mar.
45
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
Jan.
1354 Feb:
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
23
Sale
3
65
1854 Sale
5X Sale
154 Sale
2
xll
Oct.
May
9)4
8X
IX
64X
2)4
22 X
6
4
.
40
July
5
40
38X Oct.
Oct.
6
13)4 Feb 19
52)4 May 28
11
54 Oct.
30)4 Mar.
19
9
~
.
1)4 Oct.
8)4 Oct.
3)4 Oct.
IX Oct.
76 X Oct.
Oct.
Oct. 19
IX Oct,; 19
15)4
Oct.
11)4 Jan. 18
75)4 Jan/ 18
54 Oct.
Sale
6)1
Oct.
8
8)4 Oct.
":3~~ Sale"
1)4 Sal
4% Sal
1)4 Sale
3
3)4
Sale
24
;
654 Oct. 20
3)4 Sale
2)4
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
144Oct.
2
Sale
2)4
:#> 46,100
Valspar Corp vtc common..1
Vtc conv pref
5,075
5
10,800 Van Norman Mach Tool com 5
59,800 Venezuela Mexico Oil....
10
423.100 Venezuelan Petroleum v
l
800 Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref 100
20,000 Vogt Mfg Corp
»
20)4 Oct.
6954 Oct.
19
4)4
-
16
94
Oct.
Sale
9
4
1
19
19
8
12*
28
63
11X
14
11)4 Feb.
1354 Feb.
Feb.
i
Feb.
19
l
Jan.
19
7
3 114X Feb. 23
19 1854 Jan. 21
4% Oct. 19 10)4 July 14
% Apr. 12
Apr. 12
9X Oct. 19
Au&. 30
85
Mar. 24
85
; Mar. 24
IX Oct.
IX Oct.
IX Oct.
112
May
11X Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
54 Oct.
55)4 Oct.
Oct.
254 Sale
21% Sale"
Jan.
13
18
8
63" " "Oct" "l 6
61
Oct.
Oct.
18
95
19
8)4 Feb.1
1854 Feb. 10
12)4 Jan
15
3)4 Oct.
954 Oct.
7)4 Oct.
16
Oct.
; 4
2
5
20
654
Sale
19 X
2
Sale
""554"Oct: "19 "7'""Oct: "28
i 67
~254 r~3
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
454 Oct.
19
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
-
Oct.
23
IX Oct.
19
24
Oct.
1
2)4 Oct.
1
8
Oct.
15 X Oct.
7
23H Jan.
Apr.
7
554 Oct. 19
654 Apr.
7
8)4 Jan,
16
5
55
23]
2!
Jan.
19
19
6
""654 Sale"
4
Sept.
Oct.
7X Sale
2H
19
19
Oct.
4
8X Sale
7
IX
58
64
2)4 Sale
254 Sale
22
3154 Fob 17
86
May
8
19
"4^ Oct: ""4
Oct.
Sale
3*
Oct.
1
31
19
,
J %
19
29
"1)4 OctZ
IX
IX
12
634
254
2X
154 Sale
Sale
3
Mar.
Oct.
2)4 Oct.
14X Oct.
6)4 Oct.
5
Jan.
9)4
1X Oct.
7
19
19 106)4 Oct.
19
IX Oct.
/ X Oct.
1
1
3)4 Sale
4 % Sale
11% 14
Utah Pr A Lt $7 pref....
•
Utah Radio Prod com......*
Utility Equities com _...._.*
Priority Stock
Utility A Ind Corp com
, 5
78
Oct.
Oct.
As Oct.
Universal Corp
v t c........ 1
Insurance.. .....8
-v.
154
2
21X
23
,6
Sale,
4
Sale
7% Sale"
II
nlted Stores Corp com vtc *
United Verde Extension..5fc
United Wail Paper
8X Sale
IX Sale
;
24.
*"9)4 Sale"
16)4 Sale
2%
2H
89
91 yt
2H
2h
3154 Sale
3
5X Feb. 26
13% Apr. ft
19
Mar.
3
6954! 72
73
40
19
19
""54 Oct"" "4
7X
154 Sale
75)4 Sale
26
754 Oct.
5)4 Oct. ;] 5
""HOct:"l9
54
4)4 Sale
3X
4X
Sale
25
Feb.
Feb. 18
Mar. 18
2*
19
5X Oct.
:5
2
27 X Sale
16 X. 24
8)4 .12)4
3
Jan
.
Sale
"Yxv'ix
9
26
28
.
16
14
Oct.
39
I654"crct:~"2
4
IX Sale
4% Sale
Sale
■\
"Oct"
9)4
Sale
94
Sale
Sale
30
2
'AX Oct.
6
Pe
July
•
7 50
>
4
II)4"Oct" "I§ 14 % bet: **4
4)4
f/X >*%■
106)4
1)4
Sale
62%
38
6% Sale
"8% Sale'
28)4
50
;
Sale
8H
61
..*
United Milk Products com..*
S3 preferred..
....*
nlted Molasses Co Ltd—
Am deo rets for ord red.'
5,710
'
19
19
I IX Oct.
Sale
/
,
52)4 Oct.
2
4)4 Oct. : 4
854 Oct:
1
Oct.
3
74
23 105
18 115
'6)4 Oct.
1
6
/
18X Jan.
19
19
X Jan.
.54 Oct.
154 Oct.
5
Oct,
54 Oct.
;
2
Oct.
Oct,
19
Sale"
4
554
47
254 Sale
40
7% preferred...
800 Wahl (The) Co common
Oct.
19
19
IX Oct. 16
8
9 ;
19
Oct.
5
14
"
14%
10
1354
5)4;
60
IX
pref.......*
$6 1st pref...
830
»5
6
,54 Oct.
_
I
11
14
1)4 Oct.
5)4 Oct.
2)4
154
13)4
6)4
L-?Zl
li
Sale
16"" Sale
.......1
Conv preferred
89,500
...7
294,400 tUtllPowA Light com......I
Class B common........ ..1
17,600
70,250
7% preferred........... 100
5,400
8,100
151,600
28,900
13,100
62,200
87,700
60,600
23
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
19
Sale
1)4
■r,2;
........
;
Oct.
18
14
>6)4 Oct.
3)4 Sale
8
8
*»'■* *»;,#, .**
Warrants...
ni versa I
23
7
Class B....1
66,700
37,675 united Shoo Macb com
.25
Preferred
,6,800
25
12,900 United Specialties common. 1
219,300 u S Poll class B
*
63,200 USA Internal Sec com....*
1st preferred with warr...*
24,500
103,300 U S Lines Inc pref
....*
»'
S Playlnd Card
8,050
com.....10
24,700 U S Radiator com
1
S Rubber
134,300
Reclaiming
.*
71,300 U S Stores Corp com........*
17 Conv 1st pref..........*
4,170
6,720
29,400
3,710
•-* 12,300
8,000
11,100
12,835
5,700
78,800
4,850
40,200
Oct.
Oct.
x Oct.
Jan,
4)4 July
19
14)4 Oct.
32 X Oct.
90
Oct.
54 Oct.
18*4 Mar. 10
10)4 Jan. 25
66
19
154 Oct.
1
39
Sale
IX
..
51,800
310,100
610,800
47
Sale
14% ""15"
Sale
180 United N J RR A Canal.. 100
nit Profit Sharing com..
21,700
•
'7
900
Preferred....10
10,900 United Shipyards class A...1
:
H
Oct,
Tft
Sale
43
854
immmm
m
560 United G A E 7% pref... 100
*
nlted Lt A Power com A...*
795,800
Common class B..
23,300
..*
205,700
2,045
1,220
12
4
41
10)4
warrants......
non-vot
Sale
Sale
51X
100 United Elastic Corp........*
59,700
Oct.:
Oct.
754 Oct.
254
partlc pref........*
United Gas common
Oct.
19
7.
25)4 Sept. 13
Apr. 29
,2
8
Sale Prices
754 Jan. 26
19
19
13
55
19
8547 10
2
8H
105,400 United Corp
Oct.
Oct.
744 Sale
.
f 9X
14 X
Sale
01)4 Sale
85| Sale
11% 11)4
Common..
700
Oct.
Oct.
4
19
sg Sale*
Sale
8
16 54
.........
United Chemicals Inc—
1 26,200
2,093,200
Sale
v
*
7%
IX
11
9
100 Union Ol lof Calif rldhts—..
Union Premier Pood Stores. 1
50 Union Stk Yds of Omaha. 100
United Alrraft A Transp—
10
5
14)4 Oct.
1)4 Oct,
32)4 Oct.
254
44
Sale
Sale
,
Highest
Sale Prceis
2
Oct. 19
"2" "Oct"" 19 ""2 ""'Oct'"21
16)4
A]X
Sale
54
-
•
....1
10,700
7!
15)4
19
19
13
Oct.
95
170 Union Elec of Mo 7% pref.100
29,800 I Hon Gas of Canada.
1,400 Union Investment Co com..*
•
4
■
pref-.tOO
36.800 Ulen A Co 7)4% pret...
25
11,600
5% preferred............25
oexcelled Mfg Co lnc
37.700
;«
^
•
,'
;• »
Sale
17 X
Lowest
Sale Prices
5
Oct.
4
22
: Oct.
10
Oct.
4
4
Oct. 13
90
51
37,850
Class A.......
L.....1
112,600 Tund Sol Lamp Wks com...A
37,300
80-cent dlv pre!—.....:.*
j
7
10)4 Oct.
5)4 Oct.
9H
4
Belmont Develop.. 1
Tnnopah Mining of Nev
240,300
V
Sale
8H ;
"T"fj3)4
3H
21
4j
52!
rubfz* Chatillon
Corp—
;
15
6
Highest
Sale Prices
2
Oct. 19
7% preferred A........100
74,200 Tonopah
*
Ask
4X Sale
Sale
9% Sale
•
...
Lowest
"
Ask Bid
4)4 Sale
6)4
Thew Shovel Co common..
Tllo Roofing Inc
..1
Ttshman Realty A Coaetr..*
robacco A Alllsd Stocks....*
Oct. 30
Bid
Ask
Bid
6
.....2
Am dep rets ord rog sh»..£l
3,900
Am dep rets def red......5s
3,200
19,900 Todd Shipyards Corp......
'
,
Oct.l
Tobacco Socur Trust Co Ltd
!
:
r«MM Oil A Uad Co
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 2
1937
Soares
49
PRICES IN OCTOBER
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
"
EXCHANGE
SALES
Since
.
CURB
Sept. 10
16
Oct.
23
IX Oct.
19
7
80)4 Mar. 10
Sept. 13
454 Mar. 11
30%
PRICES IN
aggregate sales
In
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
137.000
25,000
89,000
120,000
86,000
23,000
300",000
,
2,929,000
1,277,000
998,000
1,174,000
770,000
19,000
4,000
Dob
544.000
18,000
33,000
224,000
12,000
64,000
166,000
305,000
348,000
6a
—-—
Nmor
Radiator dob 4Ms
138,000 Appalachian Powor 4s_..2*24
5s
1*41
303,000
1951
1,936,000 Ark Louisiana Gas 4s
177,000
Assoc Gas Ac
2,914,000
30",000
8,000
627,000
2,000
373",666
2,775.000
205,000
672,000
,
7,177,000
1,000,000
695,000
243,000
155,000
1,526,000
777,000
263,000
215,000
220,000
10.000
249,000
92,000
130,000
13,000
13,000
;
v
26,000
542,000
259,000
338,000
237,000
;
49,000
108",000
13,000
42,000
1,702:666
2"O"5",666
39.000
691,000
•t
'
274",000
■
88 %
155
75
85
124
113%
111% 112
116% 117% 117%
121
120 % 122
145
136
Sale
Sale
130
Sale
87
70
84%
61%
99 M
86%
88
85
104
103 M
Sale
102
103
Sale
103 %
Sale
87 %
68 %
Sale
Sale
78%
Sale
90
46
45%
45
'
51
46%
Sale
Sale
105% 107
106
20% Oct.
32% Oct.
22% Oct.
19
20
19
40
43
69
Oct.
95 * Oct.
19
18
81
97
Oct.
Oct.
52% Oct.
.
19 100
19 100
113%
118
121%
27 136
20
87%
25
69%
5s series
A............1*53
5s series B............ 1*54
4Ms series C
4s series F
3Vi« series
51
1937
4 M*—1*87
...
..1956
1*81
111%
110%
110%
110%
106 %
H..........1965
76,000
"
5,000
12,000
58
Sale
130
111
127
.....1*71
3Ms series N
522,000
6,743,000
360,000
347,000
103,000
826,000
88,000
9,000
14,000
-
:•
I
58,000
19,000
157,000
152,000
48,000
41,000
19,000
9,000
-
stamped........
1943
Crucible Steel 5s........1940
Cuban Telephone 7Ms—1941
Cuban Tobacco 5s. ...... 1944
379,000
,
Delaware Blec Pow
5M*..195*
1949
154,000 Denver Gas A Elec 5s
1,468,000 Detroit City Gas 5s B...1950
6s aeries A
1947
1,032,000
637,000 ♦Detroit Int Bdge 4%s..l952
♦Ctfs of deposit.......
391,000
♦25-yr s f deb 7s
1952
290,000
♦Ctfs of deposit.......
286,000
...
78%
81
103% Sale
107
108%
105% 106
106% Sale
37,000
414,000
4,000
46,000
Federal Water Serv 5 M*-1954
122,000
872,000
16,000
64,000
43,000
1,000
337,000
6s stamped
1*61
132,000
519,000 Firestone Cotton Mills 5s. 1948
393.000 Firestone TAR Cal 5s..1942
22,000 First Bohemian Glass 7s. 1957
1954
4,214,000 Florida Power A Lt 5s
188,000
385,000
47,000
70,000
5s ext stamped
1,058,000
2,711,000 Gatlneau Power 5a...
416,000
6s series B
427,000
16
Oct.
19
91% Oct.
46% Oct.
46% Oct.
51
Oct.
73
Oct.
19
31
Oct.
31
33
Oct.
19
18
19
Far footnotes see page 53.
1956
1941
1941
19
20 106% Oct.
18 105% Oct.
28
21 107%
Oct"
20
11% Sale
9%
3%
10*
45Oct.
63
91
91%
101
102
104
94
102*
103*
Sale
95
100% Sale
Sale
Sale
101%
99% 100
101
103
101
.
96
"
88
99
92
4
Jan. 12
Sept. 20 104
i.
84
Jan. 14
20
Oct.
7 101 % Feb. 10
91
Sept. 30 105% Jan.
16
45
70
Sept.
82
70
Jan.
7
Jan.
8
Oct.
.48
Oct.
11
Oct.
Jan.
June
June 23
Oct.
Oct.
42
Feb.
Feb.
4
Oct.
103
Jan.
7
92
19 100% Oct.
19 101% Oct.
Oct.
88
"61UOct:'
Oct.
83
80
Oct.
104
79
Apr. 28
Jan.
7
Feb. 17
Jan.
8
36% Oct.
19
56% Oct.
36% Oct.
75
Feb.
36
Oct.
19
56% Oct. .29
36
Oct.
58
Oct.
1
June
19
Apr.
May
5
9 112
12 113% Apr. 26
4 113% Sept. 1
55
112
113
110% Oct.
111% Oct.
19 112
19 112
Oct.
Oqt.
Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
21 112
14 112
19 107
46)
107)
110)
110)
Oct.
29
2
Sale
Oct.
20 105% Oct.
2
99% Oct.
Oct.
19 103
19 70% Oct.
Oct.
124
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
107
107% 107
119
119% 122
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
98
134
124
100% 102%
56
95
60
iS
13
7
Oct.
71
101%
104% 105
103% 105
93
96
87
Sale
92
Sale
74
U
77
54
101% Sale
Sale
100
99% Oct.
1
8
99% Apr.
60
25
5
15
Oct.
20 102% Occ.
21 108% Oct.
20 103% Oct.
Oct.
19 106% Oct.
4
Oct.
19
7
Oct.
19
8
6% Oct.
6% Oct.
1% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
2
Oct.
Oct.
1
5
.
8
Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
75
Oct.
29
26 103
15 105
Oct.
7
Oct.
22
23
Oct.
19
87% Oct.
Sale
82
Oct.
19
93
13
19 102)
22 100)
20 100
Oct.
96
Oct.
30
30
Jan.
11
Mar. 13
May 12
Apr. 30
Jan.
7
6
Mar.
Mar.
2
2
Jan.
95% Jan.
22
19
54
Oct. 11 73% Feb.'
103% June 23 108% Mar.
93% Jan.
Oct.
19
101% Jan.
Jan
10 96
91 100% Jan.
4
6
13
13
102% Oct.
103% Aug.
93
Sept.
72
Oct.
63
99
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
July 30
July 20
Jan. 22
Jan.
Jan.
8
96% Jan. 27
Feb. 11
May 22 115
104% Oct.
6
July
4
Oct. 20 103% Jan.
93% Jan.
5
Oct. 13
84
July
1
July
Oct.
82
Oct.
99% Oct.
19
Mar. 13
Mar. 23 109
1
29
^80
Jan.
Oct.
30
22
19
26 109!
97% Oct. 20 106!
97
Oct. 19 107!
13)
4
Oct. 19
12)
4
Oct. 19
4)
1% Sept. 15
4)
1
Sept. 11
6
Oct.
Oct.
96
20 105)
13
Oct.
Oct.
93
3
19
1
60% Oct.
19
9 104% Feb.
94% Oct.
52
Oct.
2
6
13
6
11
18 93)
19 981
14 104)
106
3
8
June
Apr. 28 125% Jan.
Oct.
60% Oct.
99% Oct.
29
30 105% Oct.
11
118
98% Oct.
18
19
14 102% Oct.
Oct.
19 98
Oct.
19 65
72
90
19 104%
Oct.
93
5
29
1
5
1
85% Sale
101% Sale
100% Sale
100
Sale
30
19
90% Jan.
Jan.
Sept. 17 101
Jan.
123% Aug. 30 130
105
July 20 109% Jan.
56
28
Oct.
13 104% Oct.
93
Oct.
13
95
65% Oct.
Apr. 10 112% July 23
9
Oct. 19 107% Aug.
4
100% Mar. 17 106% Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
104% Oct.
63
Jan.
Oct.
101% Oct.
101%
102% Oct.
104% 105
104% 104% 103% Oct.
91
80
102
71
80
98
72
Oct. 19 82%
76
Sale
81 %L Sale
104% Oct. 20 105%
105% 106
104% Sale
57% Oct. 19 80
71% Sale
80
Sale
106% 105% Oct. 19 106
106
107% 105
103% Oct. 20 104%
103% 104% 103% 105
85
Oct. 20
95%
84
87
95% Sale
65
Oct. 13 83
83
Sale
80% Sale
55
65
56
60%
104% Sale
104% 106
Jan.
15 103
98% Oct.
1*
30
19
28 124% Oct.
25 107% Oct.
8 119% Oct.
99% Oct.
94% Oct.
52
Oct.
-V*
65% Oct.
30
5
60% Oct.
Sale
108% 108% 108% 108
97%
99% Sale
Sale
97
105
Sale
Sale
4
7%
4
6%
1%
2%
1%
Sale
t
75
107)
Oct.
111% 112% 111%
Ill
111% 113
102
105% Sale
103%
105
Sale
66% 70
70%
72
78% Sale
77% Sale
101% Sale
102% Sale
88
95%
98
98%
61
61
65
Sale
99
99
9
Jan.
Mar. 23 110
106
80
42
102% 103% 100% Oct.
68%
28 100
Sept. 23
June
9
88
Oct.'; 1
62%
5
88
i 107
Mar. 23 107
91% Oct.
3
18
7
8
72% Jan
75% Jan. 23
Apr.
1
25
94
Feb.
99
Jan.
72% Jan.
104
58% Oct.,
Oct.
I!
20
103
14
29
101
102% Sale
68% Sale
2
3%
Oct.
Jan.
104% Jan.
103% Jan.
104% Jan.
105
87% Oct.
88
Oct.
97% Oct.
Oct.
Gary Elec A Gas—
1944
18
19
21
104% Jan.
86% Oct.
99% Oct.
95
Oct.
91% Oct.
111
112
Finland Residential Mtge
.....
19
Oct.
91% Oct.
t?
-
Oct.
Oct.
22
114% Jan.! 12
105% Jan.' 2
lr
113% July
111% Fel>.
63
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
104% Aug. 31
Oct.
92%
"Sale"
Jan.
101
72
Sale
70% Sale
96% Sale
124% 130
107
108%
119
122
102%
108%
103%
106%
6%
6%
i%
102
Jan.
145
99
88
5
9
18
14
Jan.
125
16
.
94% Sale
102% 103%
96%
99
94% Sale
5,355,000 Eastern Gas A Puel 4s A. 1956
1,494,000 Edison Elec Ilium 3%s.._1*65 108% 108%
2030
93% Sale
4,671,000 Elec Pow A Lt 5s...
163,000 Elmira Wat Lt A RR As.. 1956 108% 113
1950 103% 104
236,000 El Paso Elec 5s A..
103
1952 103
833,000 Empire Dist Elec 5a..
92% Sale
1,953,000 Empire Oil A Refining 5 %•' 42
5Ms registered........1942
1,000
Brcole Marelli Elec Mfg
63
Sale
6 Ms
1*53
137,000
1967 105% 106
238,000 Erie LlghtlngSs....
461,000
127,000
491,000
13,000
18,000
f
6s A
Continental G A Bl 5s ...1956
124
Mar.
Oct.
Sept.
91
92
Consol Gas Utilities—
V44.000
115% Jan.
Mar.
114% Mar.
128
Oct.
73% Oct.
60
Oct.
85
Sept.
101
5
Mar. 22
227
Mar.
113
11
Feb.
225
52% Oct.
52% Oct.
110
73
31
31
33
65% Sale
Sale
Consol G B L A P Bait—
911,000
73,000
95
27
Oct.
Oct.
101% 102
101%
8
53
103
Sale
65%. Jan.
53% Sale
111% 112
112% Sale
112% Sale
112%
111
106% 107%
105
20
Oct.
Oct.
98
56% Sale
106% Sale
103
1,143,000 Com'w'lth Subsid 5M* A.1948
85%
1,518,000 Community Pow A Lt 5s. 1*57
861,000 Community Pub Serv 5s A1960 100%
24,000 Conn Ltg Ac Pow 7s A....1*51 128
105,000 Consol Gas of Bait 5s.... 1*39 109%
4M s
.1954 124%
99,000
'2,000
55
5
8
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19 100% Oct.
20
94% Oct..
21
92% Oct.
95%
Sale
101% Sale
56
Sale
100
Jan.
Jan.
19 91% Feb. 17
Oct.: 18 105% Jan. 21
Oct.
48
88 '
59%
Jan.
61
69
Oct.
69
Oct.
Oct.
Oct. 19 103%
Oct. 19 107%
Oct. 19 96
Oct. 27 113
Oct. 19 94%
Oct. 19 102%
59%
"6l% Sale
11
Oct.
90
91
90%
62% Sale
112
110
111%
110%
Sale
,
63
Sale"
is*
87
91
90
103
106% 106% 106
58% Sale
77
20
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
91% Oct.
107% Sale
7
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
52% Uct.
111% Oct.
116% Oct.
120% Oct.
128
Oct.
73% Oct.
60
Oct.
86% Oct.
Jan.
8
Jan.
8
Jan. 20
May
6
Oct.
Sept.
Sale
95
19
Oct.
5
Oct.
Oct.
' Oct.
Oct.
104% Oct.
105% Oct.
'
81
19
40.
21
7
62%
65%
60%
83%
19
104% Sale
105% 107
97% Sale
Jan
Jan.
Oct.
68% Sale
90% Sale
43
Sale
43
Sale
46% Sale
Sale
Sale
72
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept. 20
Sale
Sale
Sale
118
123
132
Sale
64
99
102%
105%
95%
112%
2
June 28
Jan. 16
105% Oct.
28
5
May 10
Jan.
23% Oct.
68
H
Mar,
Oct.
19
2
Mar.
42% Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
Sept.
103% Oct.
38
55
June
96
98
89
2
June 22
May
Aug. 12
103% Jan.
109
11
13
Jan.
jan.
Oct.
68
18 87% Oct.
30 105% Oct.
Oct.
27 98
19
101%
107% 102
Sale
92%
Sale
116
112%
114
Sale
86%
92
Sale
99%
Sale
102% Sale
95
Sale
Sale
99%
95
87%
90
94%
88
92
95
90%
Sale
103%
106%
94%
112%
93%
102%
99%
92%
92%
14
6
19
98
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
22
80
95
Sale
98
99
Sale
77%
5
Jan.
Oct.
23% Oct.
33% Sale
40
Sale
35% Sale
Sale
98%
79
Sale
104 M 105
96
Sale
64% 66%
Sale
49 M
Sale
42
deb 5s..........1950 "79% Sale
Registered............
Cities Service Gas 5 Ms--1*4J 102M 102
Cities Ser* Gas Pipe L 6*. 1*43 102% 103
75 % Sale
Cities Service P Ac L 5Ms_1952
5 Ms registered
1952
75%
76%
5 Ms gold deb
...194*
Bank 5 Ms
5
Oct.
107
104% Oct.
96
Oct.
103% Oct. 19 105% Oct.
Oct.
113
Oct. 22 115
115
8 107% Oct.
Sale
105% Oct.
Sale
98
Oct. 19 100% Oct.
Oct.
Sale
89
Oct. 19 96
Oct.
28
Oct. 19 44
42%
Sale
35
35% Sale
69 %
45
Cons
Commonw Edison
19 100% Oct.
19 96% Oct.
26 106% Oct.
Oct.
68
33
41
Sale
67
61M Sale
!iM
259,000
307,000
451,000
382,000
412,000
5,489,000
1,663,000
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
104" ""Oct: "20
♦Commers und Privet
178,000
136,000
"
'
42
40
66
locoiaotlv- Works
152 M
46a without warrants—1938
153
66a x-w stamped........1*38
Boll Tel of Conado 5s
1*55 115
123
1st M 5s sor B Juno 1 1957
5s series C
......1*60
Bethlehem Steel 4s
19*8
Birmingham Bloc 4)<i...l968
Birmingham Gas 5s
1959
Broad Rl*er Power 5s A..195*
12,049,000
1,000
1,724,000
473,000
3,679,000
1,000
1,992,000
38,000
40,000
49,000
65,000
17,000
264,000
105,000
>
39
Sale
68
56
640,000 Cities Serrlco 5s.........1*46
5a registered..........1966
1,000
104,000
107%
100%
95%
41%
Sale
.
18,000
113
Sale
90% Sale
597,000 Central Power 5s ser D..1957
95 % Sale
5,354,000 Central Pow At Lt 5s.....1*56
68 % Sale
1948
1,719,000 Cent States Bloc 5a
69 % Sale
5 Ms
1*54
3,153,000
72%
74
Cent State* Pr A Lt 5M*-1*53
1,791,000
Chicago Dist El Generating
4 Vis series A..........1*70 104% 106
731,000
6s series B.......... .1*61
,
59,000
Chicago 111 Midland Ry—
99%
4M« series A....
..1956 99
452,000
Chicago Junction Rys Ac
109% 111
Union Stock Yards 5a. 1940
339,000
260,000 Chic Pneum Tool 5M"—1*4J 102 % 104
80%
81 y.
1,115,000 t*Chlc Rys 5s ctfs of dep.'27
310,000 Cincinnati Street Rj 5M*1*52 ioov! ioi *
Sale
6s series B
1955 104
311,000
;
105%
106
Sale
78M
77
5s sorles E
—....1*56
779,000
5s Series G_..__.
1V68
1,106,000
«%• series H
1*81
366,000
398,000 Cent Ohio Lt Ac Pr 5s A..1950
110,000
7,000
v
Sale
116
103 M
103
842,000 Canada Nor Power 5s.... 1953
113
112
1,811,000 ♦Canadian Pacific Ry 4s. 1*42
Sale
Carolina Pr A Lt 5a
1*56 105 %
1,887,000
112 M 112%
230,000 Cedar Rap Mfg A Pow 5s. 1*53
Sale
Cent 111 Pub Sort 4 Ms F-1947 103 M
2,740,000
64,000
,
84%
Sale
105 M 104%
95
jSale
Sale
61M Sale
t Baldwin
218,000
941,000
137,000
88,000
23,000
22,000
104,000
48,000
36,000
Sale
•Sale
56
5s..........1*50
935,000 Assoc Tel & Tel 5%* A... 1*55
262,000 Atlanta Gas Light 4Hi..liS5
130,000
13,000
106%
101% 102
-
Con* dob
87
Sale'
106%
108M
108
1*2*
19
97
87
95
105 % 106% 105
104M 104%
119% Sale
Registered............
»Ms In* ctfr
78% Oct.
Sale
11 104% Apr.
Oct.
19 95
20 105%
78% Oct. 19 99%
97
Oct. 19 108%
87
Oct. 19 105
102
Apr. 27 107%
105
June
9 106%
Oct. 20 108%
104
105% Mar. 16 106
Oct.
Oct.
92
Jan.
86
80% Oct.
Sale
102
71
13
Oct.
104
19
20
Sale
Sale
105
5M» lot ctfs reg
1938
4M« series C.......... 1*4«»
1*77
Highest
Sale Prices
20
82
98
93
104M Sale
1*48
Lowest
Sale Prices
104% 102% Oct.
Sale
71
Oct.
86
Oct.
92
74^1
90
Sale
102
Bloc 4 Ms—1948
OS
3,049,000
21,000
427,000
Sale
1*54 104 % Sale
64% Sale
1*53
2,847,000 Arkansas Pr Ac Lt 5s
2,985,000 Associated Bloc 4Vis
35,000
497,000
;
A Light
2©lfc
1947
224.000 Amorican Sooting 4s stptf 1944
1*56
1,429,000 Appalachian Bl Pr 5a
4,827,000
323,000
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
2028 106
5s called
Ask
Bid
,
Ask Bid
99
103 % 105
,
Amorican Powor
•
Ask
Bid
104%
1*42 104
92% Sale
1*47
1*54 103% 104%
97 % Sale
5s
1*M
108M
1st 5a
1*46 108
104 M Sale
1st Ac tat 5a
1*51
Aluminium Ltd 5a._
I *4* 106 M Sale
5s called
1948
107% Sale
Amor Gas At Elac dob 5s -_J*2*
45,000 Abbott'* Dairy ta.
Alabama Powor 4 Ha
1st A ref 5*
360,000
2,659,000
Lowest
Sale Prices
Oct. 30
Oct.l
1937
BONDS
*7,000
JAN. 1
RANGE SINCE
OCTOBER
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
October
EXCHANGE
YORK CURB
NEW
50
96
96
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
103
Sept. 8
15 105% Mar. 3
17 105% June 10
19
25
22
20
16
4
101% Jan.
5
104% Jan.
21
102% Jan. 25
101% Jan. 21
Nov., 1937]
NEW
YORK
CURB
EXCHANGE
AQQREQA TE
In
October
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
$
16,000
16,000
167,000
24,000
13,000
318,000
33,000
208:666
36.000
64,000
1,000
23,000
27,000
.
63.000 V
4,000
47",666
>
34,000
19,000
52,000
1,000
30,000
34,000
33,000
40,000
65,000
337,000
206,000
.
392,000
.195,000
215,000
1,297,000
16,000
62,000
683,000
221,000
434,000
10,000
585,000
117,000
BONDS (ClMttttMd)
Gen Bronx* con* deb ta.lM#
Gen Pub Serv Co Be
♦Gesfuerel Ge„„_„„ ....._1953
Glen A Idea Coal 4s
1965
Gobel (Adolf > deb 454* ..1941
5s
1933
36.000
103,000
3.000
16,000
9.000
47,000
84,000
24,000
7.000
349.000
19,000
323,000
?
105,000
233,000
1,143,000
656,000
229,000
2.366.000
312,000
261,000
190,000
224.000
'
33,000
28.000
17.000
18,000
582,000
255,000
90
Sale
Sale
llH
Sale
94
7054
40
104H
107
90
Sale
26
28
2054
10054
103
104H 10454
♦flungarlan-Itaf Bk 7 Hs_ 1«63
78"T70"'
77 H
108
106
100
108
06 H Sale
10554 106H
10554 106
104
Sale
6154
5854
105
lot Pow Sec 6 He series C_ 1955
7s series E ........... 1957
58
1452
International Salt 5s....1451
107
1452
825.000
5s series D.,..........1956
1,388,000
4Hs series F
1,003.000 Iowa-Nebraska
321,000
5s Series B
1458
L ft P Bs..l957
1961
160.000 Iowa Pow ft Lt 4H* A...1958
838,000
342,000
k
43,000
2,146.000
3)36.000
; 15,000
1.737.000
17.000
5.000
74,000
107,000
106,000
31,000
23,000
Isotta Frascblnl 7s......I442
Italian Superpower 4s...1963
390,000 JacksonvllleGas 5s stmpdl942
414,000 Jersey Cent P ft L Bs B
1947
'
32,000
219,000
Iowa Pub 8erv 5s
1937
Isarco Hydro-El 7a.......1952
61.000
151.000
507,000
1,218,000
1,059,000
447,000
179.000
163,000
-
4H« series C......
1961
01
86 H
Sale
87 H
Kentucky Utilities 5s
1969
Bs
1461
6Hs series D
1948
98
104
97
104
105 54 105
10554 Sale
66
Sale
85
Sale
70
55
Klmberly Clark 5s A
1943
101
66
i
70
*
5254
43
104
10454
67
6554 Oct.
Oct.
82
Oct.
Sale
107
102
102.
_
Oct"~4
91
93
10154
19
77
Oct.
27
60
58
51
104
52
53
Sale
58
62
Sale
16
19
r
Oct.
*
Oct.
Oct.
107
i
105
32
2
18
19
7254 Oct.
26
62
94
Oct.
94
Oct.
99
54
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
72
80
71
4654
3254 Oct.
Sale
110
115
9854 Sale
83
82
Sale
\
99
84
Sale
89
92
35
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Oct.
9654 Oct.
115
Oct.
Oct.
98]
65]
Oct.
Oct.
65
93
85
Oct.
Oct.
104
7
Oct.
Oct.
7
Oct.
8
Oct.
1
19
19
66
Oct.
75
20
56
Oct.
Oct.
26
1
9
2
<
5
682,000
2,227,000 Leblgb Pow
451,000
852.000
309,000
289,000
101.000
8,000
53.000
179,000
Libby McNeill ft Llbby Bs 1942
Lone Star Gas Corp 5s
Long Island Ltg 6s
119,000 ♦Manitoba
:
7,000
113,000
313,000
1,052,000
953,000
674.000
125.000
819.000
1,776,000
,
a
.
Men gel Co 4H«
Met Edison 4s series E
7,000
08
611,000
15
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9254
03 54
106 54 106*4
102
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10554 106
05 54 Sale
9754 Sale
107 H
108
7754
78
0054
ioo"
90
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Sale
100
108
106
80
{♦Nat Pub Serv 5s C O D.1978
48
Nebraska Powar 6s
2022
4HS
Deb B Ha
14B4
Orleans Pub Serv—
♦5s stamped..........1942
♦6s series A
1949
N Y Cent Elec
SHs
N Y Pa ft O RR
.1450
stpd.1950
3,029,000 N Y P ft L Corp 1st 4 Ha..l967
1,992.000 V Y State E ft G 4H>
1980
66,000 N Y ft Westchester Ltg 5s '54
110
9654
121
7854
7854 Sale
7854 Sale
0054 Sale
0154 10154
92
8754
103
10854
10554
10254
11254
40.
*
313,000
■'
......-2004 102
218,000 Nippon "Elec Pow 4 Hs"" 1433
86
.
....
Sale
10854
Eng G ft Elec Assn 5sl947
5a
978,000
...1448
2,520.000
Conv deb 5s...
1950
2,897,000 New Engl Pow Aasn Ba...1948
•
129
1931
9254
88
Sale
10954
106
Sale
113
10354
87
Sale
35
103
5
99
30
19
4
30
Oct.
27
9154 Oct.
5
2
1
94
Oct.
9954 Oct.
18
dctT
18
9554 Oct. ;
8
19 10354 Oct.
1
93
103
"9854 Oct:""I
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14 10554 Oct.
10254 Oct.
13 10254 Oct.
10554 Oct.
25 105
Oct.
100
Oct.
28
13
19
10254 Oct.
5
11
80
.....
76
9954
8954
82
83
93
1
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4
8
8
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Jan. 14
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1
93
Oct.
Jan.
?!*
4
8
4
5
7
7
Apr. 21
Jan. 21
Feb.
8
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109
May 28
7654 Jan. 18
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8*
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19
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201
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20
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10954 10754 Oct.
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86
93
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79
96
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101
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70
93
:
20
1
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29
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21
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19
10054 Oct.
6
20
71
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9954 Oct.
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15 106
i Oct.
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9654
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8054 Oct.
10154 10554 Oct.
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2
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37 54 Oct.
5
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5
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4454 4454 4454 Oct.
11754 118
11154 11654 10654 Oct.
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4
1
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21
19
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17 54 Oct.
4
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9954 Oct.
1854 Mar.
93
103
90
Oct.
20
69
Oct.
Oct.
19
22
4754 Oct.
19
115
Oct.
Oct.
100
Oct.
July
96
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
68
Oct.
7754 Oct.
107
Feb.
5954 Oct.
70
Oct.
92
June
86
95
254 Oct.
10054 Oct.
71
67
Oct.
Oct.
44
May
10654 Oct.
10654 June
Oct.
7
90
31
Oct.
29
5
69
113
Oco.
Oct.
91
89 *
90*
10254 Sale
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106
98
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f
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10254 103
60
65
89x4
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8454 Oct.
19
88
Sale
85
Oct.
27
Oct.
60
8
7154 Sale
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19
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5
60
1
10154 10254 Oct.
10354 10454 10454 Oct. 25
106
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104]
97
Sale
Oct. 27
943
11254
11054 Oct. 11
10154 10254 10054 Oct. 13
62
54
Oct. 27
5754
Oct.
1
9954 May
Oct.
Oct.
1
60
Sale
45
61
Sale
44
Oct.
Oct.
19
86
Sale
81
Oct.
19
99
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Apr.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
81
Oct.
8454 Oct.
tlH
44
1
7
28
7
5
May 8
10654 May 14
1 105
Jan. 20
2254 May
6 2754 Aug. 17
97 H Oct. 21 101
Aug. 20
77
Oct. 19 104
Jan. 30
81
Oct. 22 104
Jan.
5
8054 Oct. 19 118
Feb. 18
10154 May 14 10754 Jan. 10
79
Oct. 18 09 H Jan.
7
64
Oct. 19 0754 Mar. 5
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
38>| Oct.
3154 Oct.
63;
107
10254 Oct.
35
1654
34 54
3354
5354
10154 Jan.
5
11154 Jan.
8
2654 July 30
105
Jan. 20
106
Feb. 25
10654 Feb. 19
10254 Oct.
87
Sale
7454
101
93
Sale
.....
10254 103
.....
0954 10054 95
9354 9254
9954 Sale
7454 Sale
84 H
84
87
108
10854 10854
5954 Sale
0554 Sale
0254 102
93
102,
93
Nassau ft Suffolk Ltg 5s. 1945
Nat Pow ft Lt 4s* *A"
2026
...2030
9754
87
70
4
For footnote* see page 53.
Oct.
; Oct.
Oct.
3254 Oct.
4
18
9954 Sale
1254 Sale
Deb 5s series B
9554
104
♦6H« ctfs of dep w W..1937
New
153,000
947.000
83,000
216,000
99
54
71
11
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
-
10454 Apr.
4354 Oct.
29 10054
19 83
19
8354
20
99
July
10254 Mar.
19
96
5854 Oct. 19 88!
92
June 17 104 J
92
1
July
25 10554 Oct.
19 10454 Oct.
29
104
80
94
Sale
18
Sale
88
Sale"
9354
101
10254 107
10554 106
10354 Sale
84 i
96 i
Llna
2,387,000
2,923,000
105
1035* 104
00 H
Steamship
29
21
Middle Sts Petrol 4 Hi A. 1945
Midland Valley RR Bs
.1943
Mlaa Power ft Light 5a... 1957
96
Sale
9854 Sale
ioiH :::::
Netsner Bros Realty 4s.. 1948
Nevada Calif Klec 5a
1956
New Amsterdam Gaa fa..1948
*
9954
10554
New
30,000
31,000
1055* 10554
1971
324,000 Miss River Power 5s
..1951
240.000 {♦Missouri Pub Ser* 5s A.*47
5s series A
2,000
..I960
367,000 Montana Dakota Utll 5 Ha'44
9554
103
25
103 54 105
103 54 104
104 H 105
105 54 106
1947
306,000
931.000
1,959,000
1,476,000
300.000
584,000
349.000
1,971.000
o45.000
73.000
58.000
8,000
37.000
367.000
141,000
Power BHo... 1951
7s Ex-warrants.
1941
Marlon Reserve Pow 4H« 1952
McCort Rad ft Mfg 6S....1943
Memphis P ft L 5sser A..1948
Munson
18.000
138.000
237,000
50.000
22,000
131,000
48,000
144,000
7,000
190,000
103,000
280,000
240,000
238,000
Pow ft Lt 5s...1457
591.000 Milwaukee G L 4Ha_.__.1967
1,118.000 Minn Pow ft Lt 4Ha..... 1978
584,000
1st ft ref 5a
...1955
991,000 Mississippi Pow 5e
...1955
2.000
24,000
102,000
1947
...1945
10154 Sale
11054 Sale
♦Mansfield Mining ft Smelt—
?
19.000
102,000
70,000
40,000
50,000
30.000
4.000
3026
Lexington Utll 5s.......1952
1.855,000 Louisiana
61.000
21,000
39,000
139.000
10.000
2,000
63,000
Secur 4s
22.000 ♦Leonard Tlets Inc 7HS.1946
36.660
60
1
98
Oct.
14 11554 Oct.
10454 Oct.
99
8
Oct.
10554 Oct.
Sale
52
53
2
Oct.
4
Sept.
Aug. U
9954 Jan. 21
19 105
25
19 99
Oct. 19
Oct. 15
10354 Mar. 12
49
Oct,
3354 Oct.
19
66
19
9854
19
96
8 106
28 10154
Feb.
June
19 10654 Jan.
19 10654 Feb.
19 10454 Jan.
48
51
19
19
22
Sept. 8
Aug. K
4 108
20
20 101
Oct.
5854 Oct.
Sale
Oct.
C
10954 Feb. 24 111
June
10554 Mar. 17 10754 June
45
Oct. 19
Jan.
Oct.
62
18
Sale
6909H
78
1
IS
4
2
Apr. 13
Feb.
fl
8654 Feb. lfl
10654 Aug. 19 108
Oct.
32
Sale
Sale
Oct.
4
8454 Oct.
5
111
Oct. 16
10654 Oct.
6
6254 Oct.
5
62
Oct. 1 4
Oct.
5
106
Oct. 29
Oct.
2
W*>
70
Oct.
1
64
Oct.
8
108
Oct. 11
Oct.
18
19
Oct.
10654 Oct.
Sale
Sale
19
19
15
20
20
82
28
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Mar.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
60
9554
9554
1&554
20
48Oct.
5054 53
10534 Sale
8954 Oct.
7 108,
Oct.
Oct.
* Oct.
15
Feb.
7 11054
Apr.
79
70
Oct.
5
1
23
22
10154 June 12 104 j
Superior Dist Power—
3Hs series A..........1966
'
70
93
Oct.
Lake
80,000
164,000
8554
8354
8454
7754
78'
Ill
26
Sept. 15
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Mar.
Oct.
Oct.
4
84
3
7554 Jan.
18 3754
29 2754
19 10454
13 10354
99
Sept. 22 10554
25
Oct. 13
3354
6554 Oct, 20 8854
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
98
118
10054 101
8254
8354
8354 Sale
9654
99
Oct.
23
Jan.
2054 Mar.
91
Oct.
98
Mar.
106
75
Oct.
92
10754 Oct.
19
12
10
Apr. 13 107
Oct.
10354 Sept. 22 10954 Jan.
10554 Oct.
19
25
10454 Sale
10254 Sale
Sale
115]
Oct.
Oct.
8554 Oct.
57
Oct.
84
90
Oct.
3
20
12
5
102
74
'8854
Mar. 23
Feb. 10
Oct.
28
1
Oct. : 6
10254 Oct.
8
25
Oct. 13
73
Oct.
4
69
36
105
Sale
4
11
26
2554 Feb.
97
Jan.
19 10554 Jan.
Oct. 18 88
Jan.
2154 Mar. 27 31
Aug.
60
Oct. 19 8954 Jan.
56
Oct. 19 8954 Feb.
94
Oct. 29 105
Jan.
10654 Jan.
7 107
June
68
Oct. 19 9454 Jan..
43
Oct. 19 62
Jan.
102
9954 Oct;
4554
'
Sale
96 J
107
54
Oct.
20
Oct.
74
58
9654~Oct:~15
Oct.
25
95
6954
7454
Oct.
Oct.
92
Oct.
3054
11*
Sale
Sale
10554
10154 Sale
53 H
64
10354 104
121
Sale
103
103 54
07 H Sale
8*
9854
10554 Sale
08 54
BHs series F..........1958
llH
10354 104
Kansas El Pow 3H>——1%6
Kansas Gas ft Klec 6s....2027
Kansas Power 5s A...... 1947
91
99
98
81
111
Sale
8
28
6
77
84
60
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
7254 Oct.
Oct.:/ 4
107
84 ; Oct.
91
6854
6054
10754 106J4
Sale
4554
Sale
2954
Interstate Public Service
93,000
99.000
109.000
36,000
4,000
51,000
65.000
3.000
40
Oct.* 29
22
16
15
11
"2654
10754
62
Sale
70
68
6s
19
10554 10554 Oct.
10654 Sale" 10654 10754 106
6254
45
5954 Sale
1463
29
8954
Sale
111
♦Indianapolis Gas Bs A-. 1952
tnd'poltsP ft L 5s ser A..1457
V' Oct.
§1*
9354
10754
8254
1454
Oct.
43 \ Oct.
" Sale' "8654
87
88
76
Indiana Service 5s.......1959
Debenture
68
64
,
19 61
29 9854
28 10654
19 81
19 4854
Oct.
10554 10554
10554 Oct.
7 10554
10754 10754 107
107
107
Oct. 14 10754
88
Sale
8054 82
75
Oct. 20
88
95
96
9154 9254 8354 Oct. 19
9554
9954 Sale
9754 Sale
8454 Oct, 19 100
9054 Sale
8854 Sale
79
Oct. 19
9154
5,125.000 Interstate Power Be.....1457
'1.917,000
•
75
75
Oct.
28
88
95
98
10254
4
18
42
18
9154 Oct.
6454 Oct.
Oct.
10654 Oct.
89* Sale
M
!7rH
Sale
Indiana Hydro-Elor Bs A. 1958
Indiana ft Mich El Bs
1957
7s series F
Sale
7
Oct" 19 '7m"Oc~C"2
3954
101H Sale
3054
10254 Sale"
10654
Indiana Gen Service 5s.. 1948
1st lien ft ref 5s
l9oiH
80
5s registered..........1956
1st ft ref 5s
,
Oct.
19
49
IB*
80
60
56
94
96
7054 Jan.
2154 Apr.
2454
Sale
30
101
106
06
Sale
13
Oct.
47
4454
25
74
58
10654 110
7154 91
101
i5o
aer A ..1949
6s series B............1949
108
7854 Sale
4854 52
10554
Hygrade Pood 6s
2454
107
1946
..1943
91
Oct.
Oct.
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
81
Oct. 19 10154 Jan. 18
85
Oct. 20 10454 Jan.
0
5854 Oct. 19 9954 Jan. 30
5
6
9554 Oct.
6
66
71
1943
w w.
HouetGulf Gas 616s w w
72
12
8954
60
68
00
25
Oct.
Oct.
65 54
19
22
100
00
61
103
72
Sale Prices
7854 "72 54 "Oct: "20
88
68
8754 Oct.
7854 Oct. 30
11%
64
10454
Lowest
19
73
11
20
Sale
Sale
8854
Highest
5854 Oct.
70
34
Sale
•88
Printing 4s A stpd..!94"
♦Hamburg Klec Co 7a....1935
♦Hamburg E ft fTnd RyBHs'33
6s
Sale
86
104
Hall
Heller (W E) ft Co 4s
06
"86 54
5s series A............1948
Hackenseck Water Bs A.. 1977
11
11
Lowest
Sale Prices
81
Oct. 19
85
Oct. 20
Sale
74
18
77
RANGE SINCE J
Alt. I
Ask
Sale
91
Sale
28
'88
1973
Guantanamo ft W Ry 6b.1953
Guardian Investors Corp—
93
106
Qif
1967
Grand Trunk West R j 4s 195S
Great Nortb Pow Be *tpd 19*n
Grocery Store Prod 6s
1945
100H
Oct. 30
Ask Bid
91
82
95
88
Sale
♦Ctfe of deposit
Georgia Power ref 5s
Georgia Pow ft Lt Be.
Bid
86
Ask
68
24
24
Gen Wat Wke ft Kl 5a A..1943
9,000
■if'
1953
478,000 Indiana Klec Corp6r A..1947
143,000
6HS series B........,.1953
828,000
8s series C.
.......1951
1,000
5s C registered........ 1951
!
Bid
100
104
Gen Pub Utllltlee *Hs A .1956
♦Gen Rayon Ltd 4e A.--.1943
{♦Goo Vending Corp 6e—1937
570,000 Idaho Power Co 5s
1947
324,000 Illinois Nor Utll Bs
1957
859,000 Illinois Pow ft L SMs
1957
1,021,000
5 Ha series "B"
1954
2.517,000
6s series A............1953
3.185,000
Bs series C............I486
69:600
Oct.X
1937
$
210,000
107,000
1,142,000
108,000
33,000
10,000
956,000
4,710,000
514,000
78,000
2,856,000
358,000
860,000
38,000
293,000
124,000
151:666
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
Jan. 2
Jan, 1
51
85
Oct.
Oct.
103
Mar.
10454 Oct.
9454 Oct.
11054 Apr...
100
Apr;
54
Oct.
29 10654 Feb
20
10254 Jan.
20 106
20
Jan.
0054 Jan,
21 10054 Jan,
25 10954 Apr
1
84 54 Feb
29 74
Oct,
29 10054 Feb
19
1454 Jan.
6
107
Jan.
8
10754 Feb.
3
9754 Jan. 16
51
Jan.
7
12654 Jan. 21
110
May
1
110
Jan.
4
9954 Jan. 12
12154 Jan. 16
84)4 Jan. 22
85
Jan. 22
8454 Jan. 22
10154 Jan.
7
10254 Jan. 12
92
Jan.
Jan.
21
Feb
3
15
104
109
107
Aug.
Jan.
22
4
27
104
Jan.
112
July 28
104
86
May 14
Feb.
5
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN OCTOBER
SALES
AQQRhQATE
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
!
■it
NEW
Price
YORK
Jan. 2
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Stile Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Lowest
Oct. 30
Oct. 1
1937
Jan. 1
'
Bid
BONDS tCentinved)—
$
96
865,000 NorAmerL AP 554s A...WM
1948
462,000 Nor Coot Util 5H> A
10754
Nor Indian* OAK Ba....1952
180,000
10554
! 663,000 Nor Ind Pub Sarv
; 738.000
5a aeries D
1969 ins;
4Ha E
1970 103)
1,068,000
420,000 Northwest Rlec 4a atpd.,1945 10454
921,000 Nor'weat Pub Serr fa A.-1957 10454
662,000
195i
1956
1951
....1946
Conv deb 5a
Okla Pow A Water
Sale
10354
105
10)
117,000 Pacific Coaat Power 5a_..1940
1941
744,000 Pacific Gaa A El 6a B
Pacific Investing 5a A...1948
Without warranta...
403,000
39,000 Pacific Ltf A Pow 5a....1942
2,743,000 Pacific Power A Light 5a. 1955
51,000 Palmer Corp of La 4a.... 1938
138,000 Park Lexington Bldg 3a.. 1964
2,669,000 Penn Cent Lt A Pow 4>4s 1977
5a
1979
243,000
1,288,000 Penn Electric 4a aerlea F.1971
Penn-Ohlo Edlaon 4a
1950
Without warranta.......
455,000
554s aerlea B..........I959
612,000
343,000 Penn Pub Senr 6a G..... 1947
5a aerlaa D
...1954
181,000
106,000 Penn Water A Pow 4Ma..l96f
1940
446,000| 5a....
1,380,000 Peoplea GaaLt A Coke 4a B'tl
1,381,000 t* Peoples Lt A Pow 5a..1979
113
67
100
90,
95
90
6% perpetual
certificates.
142
,
289,000 Queana Boro GAB 554*-1952
105
1953
72,000 ♦Ruhr Gas Co 654a.
48,000 ♦Ruhr Housing 654* A...1958
599,000
509,000
911,000
34,000
71,000
♦
Oct.
1 108
15
113)4 Oct.
19 119
Oct.
Oct. 22 91
8954 84
4 11554 Oct.
11554 Oct.
11154 115
115
6824 Oct.
51
Oct. 19
68
Sale
Sale
102
10054 10054 10054 Oct. 14 10054 Oct.
30
Oct. 19 3554 Oct.
Sale
35
39
8354 Oct. 19 9054 Oct.
Sale
8754 Sale
95
Oct. 27 9554 Oct.
9854 9554 Sale
Oct.
85
Oct. 19 91
Sale
8854 Sale ,
2
5a..1957
4a..2022
Sale
711,000
411,000
98 *
98
18
10054 Sale
74% Sale
Sale
68
98
2654
22
2054
1054
11
11154 Sale
7154
10554 10654
109
111
Sale
Sale
10254 103
10354 Sale
9954 Sale
10054 10154
8854 Sale
40
41
Penn Elec Pewer 5a
1956
9554
96
Tenn Pub 8«rv 5a
1970
81
83
6654 Sale
10554 10554
10554 Sale
2854
10354
104
10254
10254
10254
62
83
6s 4th
435,000
53,000
96,000
Without
Per iootnotes see page 63
18
Oct.
26
4
21
4
15
101
Oct.
3
15
7
100
Oct*
103
Oct,
94
Oct.
10354 Mar. 30 10554 Apr.
107)4 Oct. 19 11254 Aug.
July
100
Oct. 19 105
Mar. 16 104)4 July
Oct.
2 101
103
19 10354 June
Oct. 29 100)4 Oct.
103
Mar. 16 10554 May
10454 Oct. 29 102
94
Oct. 19 10554 Jan.
4
101
Oct.
4
60)4 Oct. 19 98 M Jan.
7654 Oct.
6054 Oct.
Sale
57
Oct.
72
5454 Oct.
68
9454 Oct.
95
24
20
127
126
Oct.
Oct.
: Oct.
9
11
24
Oct.
11
30
20
Oct.
30
Oct.
7 111)4 Oct.
25
1
19
29)4 Oct.
2
Oct.
19 10354 Oct.
11 10654 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
64
60
Oct.
6454 Oct.
14
84
70
77
Oct.
80
57
87
Oct.
Oct.
99)4
93
Oct.
87
Sale
Sale
40
Oct.
Sale
42
64
42
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
"
Oct.
14
Oct.
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10654 Oct.
;i
9454
103)4
10354
10554
Oct.
10054 Oct.
100)4 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
5
15
Oct.
5
13
18
7654 Oct.
25
80
Oct.
27
9954 Oct.
Oct.
11 103
19
6254 Oct.
4
99)4 Oct.
2
40
42
42
42
40
29
19
62
19
30
30
4
42
40
61
Sale
3954 Oct.
19
61
Oct.
62)4 Oct.
61)4 Oct.
6154 Oct.
8754
75
79
7854 Oct.
29
8654 Oct.
4
Oct.
29
19
19
30
86)
57)
Sale
5854 Sale
35
Oct.
19
60
20
Sale
20
16
Oct.
19
2054 Oct.
43
37
4354
3854
40
39
10554 10454 Sale 10454
105)4 10654 10454
Sale
10554
10754
106
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct. 26
4 45
6 38)4 Oct. 29
6
21 10554 Oct.
1
30 105)4 Oct.
7
14 10554 Oct.
2
15 10654 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
22
10554
10554
10654
10654
80)4
65)4
81
67)4
Sale
46
40
45
Oct.
Oct.
76)4 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3954 Oct.
6
7
8
2
21
11 106
95 ;
95
95
95)4
96
19 96
Jan. 18
Mar. 8
Mar. 8
Mar. 9
Mar. 9
Mar. 8
Mar. 1
19
19
19
19
19
78)4 Oct.
35
Oct.
16
Oct.
29 102
19 96
19
Jan. 14
Mar. 8
44)4 Jan.
S
37
37
29
56
Apr.
May
102 H Mar.
102
Mar.
105)4 Oct.
106
Oct.
10754 10754 10754 Oct. 20 10854 Oct.
55
Oct. 19 7154 Oct.
6654
6754
106)4 Jan.
55
Oct.
19
61
Sale
6854 Sale
24
24
21
24
20
35
21
25
20
25
4
Oct.
19
Oct.
20
Oct.
20 104
Oct.
4 102
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
40
4354 31
11254 Oct.
11354 114
68
5
Oct.
19
6754 Oct.
9954 Oct.
31
111
19 42)4 Oct.
25 114 .■ Oct.
4954 Oct. 20
2254 Oct. 15
2154 Oct. 19
68 M Oct.
22)4 Oct.
22)4 Oct.
74
55
15
6
July
If
3 4954 Jan. 23
24 10654 Sept. 3
23 10654 Aug. I
14 1075? June 21
15 10954 Mar. 2
8954 Oct.
Oct.
Mar. 29
Jan. 23
11
Jan.
8
Jan.
6
May
19
20
20
4
19
80)
65)
9
Mar. 2
Jan.
6
May 18
Feb.
9
Feb.
3
July 13
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
53
Oct.
92)4 Oct.
102)4 Oct.
102
Oct.
80
Oct.
18
Sept.
!?«,?.•
22
5954
74
55
53
56
6754
6154
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98
Sale
99)4 Sale
102)
Sale
103
10354 Sale
102
.103
10354
80
Sale
89
8354
8654
11354 Sale
87
93
Mar. 23
May 26
Jan.
6
Jan. 26
Oct.
1
25 105
87
21
19 10354
18 104
25 10454
Oct.
Oct.
57
65
11654 11754
104Mar. 23
102)4 Jan.
57
Oct.
21
19 109)4 Jan.
9954 Mar. 23 108
9954 Apr.
8 108
103
Mar. 18
9654 Oct.
9954 Oct.
Sale
44 >
37
19 72
19 101
64
61
45
Oct.
Oct.
Oct,
19
4
35
47
10354
i0754
105
10454
10554
19
11
19
18
16
21
Oct.
Jan
2854 Aug. 21
2554 Aug. 10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Mar.
Oct.
6054
5954 Sale
60
60
70
77
Mar. 18
Oct. 20
6 105
62)4 Sale
61
22
24
9954
106 54
154
10154
10154
19 10354 Oct.
18 10254 Oct.
Oct.
11 103
Oct.
6
12
19
18
9254 Jan.
25 107
11
26
Jan.
1854
7
Oct. 18
104)4 Jan. 25 10854
100)4 Apr. 12 107;
126
Oct.
6 132
10754 Feb. 23 11154
Oct.
27
20
19
22)4 Mar. 16
18
Apr.
6
1054 Oct.
6
18
19 10854 Oct., 22
Oct.
6
23 104
Oct.
6
6 126
Oct.
Oct.
96
94)4 Oct.
97
10924 Oct.
19
54)4 Oct.
25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
57
30
1
80
Sale
14
Oct.
86
62
57
1
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
61
5754 Sale
July
7 147
12854 Oct.
19 102)
60
108;4 Sale
71)4 Sale
65
1941
1945
30
58
1956
warrants..
♦United Indus 654#—
♦1st 4a
1949
Oct.
Oct.
8554
9654
82)4
10654 Sale
9454 Sale
stamped........1950
98
21
10454 Oct.
Ulen A Company—
235.000 United Elec ef N J 4a
United Elec Service 7s
90)4 Oct. 21 102
18
Feb. 25 25
Oct.
21
19 110)
26
104
63
19
96
29
107
100
59
Jan.
8
Mar. 2
Feb. 10
Mar.
5
81
Sept. 27 104
Oct.
61
5
22
July 29
10554 Jan. 20 108
104
Apr.
6 109
1
4
15
10454 10554 105
8654
Jan.
21 105
-
103
8
Aug.
85
19
19
fe '?
107
6 25
1854 Apr.
19 10754 Oct.
Oct.
2 108
62
Oct.
19
Feb.
2 108
19
57)4 Oct.
105
105
.
77
Oct.
96
8
Sale
83
15
10654 Jan.
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
69
9954 Mar. 15
Oct.
52
15
Oct.
110
9554 9754
9954 10054
6
Oct.
Oct.
9154
9354 Sale
103
Sale
10254
10254 10354 10254
105
10554 Sale
106
10654 Sa^e
62
18
Oct.
Mar. 18 113
65
7
Oct.
1054
107
Oct,
10754 Sale
10154 10254 10054 Oct.
70
88
15
Oct.
22
i 27
35
26,
2954 25
9954 10054
Sale
107 : 10654
103
Sale
Sale
10254 102)4
Sale
10354 10254 Sale
30
Jan.
3054 Jan.
19 100
19
Oct.
Sale
126
108)
78)
2024 Oct.
9
108
Sale
10354 Sale
12654 128
Oct.
107
7354
20
,
554 Oct.
19
99 ;
9
100
Sale
20
2654
2654
Toledo Edisea Ce—
246,000
92
100
76
2
19 10154 Oct.
Sale
72
Sale
9254
stamped.........1940
7s 2d stamped ........1946
Super Power ef 111 454s..l970 10454fl0554
454a
1968 1045411055!
Syracuse Ltg fa B
....1957 1075411085
1st A ref 554a
1954 10754 1085
1st mtge geld Sa
1962
1,337,000
2,586,000 Twin City Rap Tr f 54a A.1952
88*
72
5
29
25
1
2
It
Apr. 23
! May
13 109
100)4 May 20 10654 Jan. 25
June 23
105
Mar.
6 108
10754 Mar. 24 11154 Jan. 19
Oct.
104
Sale
2
Oct.; >6
10454 10454
11054 11054 Sale
10354 10254 10254
10254 103
103
Sale
10254 103
103
Sale
10454
104
Sale
10754 Sale
10754 Sale
10754 Sale
Oct.
7 133
106
Mar. 9
20 106
14 10554 Jan. 22
Oct.
12854 Oct.
10354
Oct.
Oct.
4
9054 Oct.
19
Oct.
107
89
80
105
14
Oct.
Oct.
9854 Sale
11054
10254
10254
10254
7
14 10624 Oct.
Oct.
61
105
6854
112
102
107
25
27 10554 Jan.
Jan.
19 103
7054 Oct.
15
10654 Oct.
Sale
Oct.
19
9654
i
Oct.
85
12
2454
Sale
19 10554 Jan.
95
90)4 Oct.
11154 Oct.
7854 Oct.
75
11354
10354
10354
7a 2d
Ternl Hydro-Electric Co—
6>4a series A..........1953
854,000
2,762,000 Texas Elec Service 5s....196#
1956
3,225,000 Taxas Power A Lt 5a
6a
2022
60,000
666,000 Tide Water Pewer fa A...1979
61
83)4 Oct.
94)4 Oct.
9154 Oct.
1 113
15 82
4
4
19
554 Oct.
10754 108
10654 110
65
130
10454 106
9054 Sale
{♦Standard Gas A Elec 6s.'35
89
9054
♦6s Certifs of deposit.. 1935
♦Conv 4s......
.1935
9054 Sale
89
9154
96a Conr ctfs of deposit 1935
9154 Sale
6a
...1951
4a
1966
9054 Sale
223,000
232,000
390,000
534,000
96,000
94,000
73
1
1
19 10654 Oct.5 21
Oct. 18
29 104
8
Oct.
20 107
15 109
Jan.
29
20
94
S'weatarn Pub Serr 4a A. 1945
1939
205,000
3,724,000 {Stand Pewer A Lt 6a...1957
1950
2,009,000 ♦Starrett Corp 5s
Stlnnea (Hugo) Indus—
65
4
4
14
Oct.
76
19
Jan. 23
22 102)4 Jan.
8
Jan. 14
8 117
113
Mar.
51
Oct., 19 9354 Jan. 16
Aug. 21
99)4 Mar. 17 103
1
30
Oct. 19 3554 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14
Jan.
Oct.
84
Oct.
Oct.
89
80
10554
10254
10654
10754
11254 Sale
105
85
Houthweatern PAL
.
144
103
Southwestern LAP
82
83
98
100
454a.....1948
of California
Standard Invest 554s
•
28 100
102
24
Southern Indiana Ry 4a. 1951
S'weatarn Aasoc Tel 5a A.1961
305,000
889,000
1,411,000
734,000
907,000
2,625,000
2,124.000
Oct.
29
Saxon Public Works—
1947
221,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 4a
270,000 Sou Carolina Power 5a.. 1957
Southeast PAL 4a
2025
2,553,000
3,237,000 Sou Calif Ed 354a..May 11960
354 a series B
July 11960
1,212,000
Debentures 354a......1945
1,263,000
1st A ref mtga 4a......1960
607,000
Southern Counties Gaa
435,000
783,000
316,000
720,000
354,000
82
1 10354 Oct.
19 11654 Oct.
2054
25
4a
1937
76,000
355,000 ♦Schulte Real Estate 6a_.1951
1943 10254 10354
585,000 Scrippa (E W) Co 6 >4 a
..1948 10754
78,000 Servel Inc 5a
1967 10354 104
902,000 Shawlnigan WAP 454
454a aeries B..........196S 10354 104
188,000
454a aeries D
1970 10354 10454
505,000
-
4
61
1754 Sale
{♦St Louis Gaa A Coke 4s. *47
107
Safe Harbor Water Pr 454a *79 106
10654
San Ant Pub Serr 5s B...1958 106
San Joaquin L A P 6a B..1952 13254
Sauda Falla Co 5s
....1955 10854 HO
Jan.
28 105
18
13354 13254 Sale
2254
7
10154 Oct. 19 11154 Jan.
Oct. 21
10454 Jan. 20 107
103
Feb. 11 10554 May
1
92
Oct. 22 10054 Jan. 19
85
Oct. 20 10854 Jan. 11
Oct.
88
8654 Oct.
Oct.
10254 10454 102
115
11554 11354 Oct.
14
26
12
1
21
27
1
9654 Oct.
108
10554
20 10454 Jan.
20 10554 Jan.
9754 Oct.
10754 108
Sale
20 10554 Jan.
28
19 107
15 105
52
Oct.
67
6154 Sale
72
10654 Oct.
10654 10854 10454 108
96
Oct.
97
9954
103
18
25
2054 Oct.
2054 25
62
5754 Oct.
)• 70 ;
6454
68
Sale
19 107
Oct.
8954 Oct.
10154 Oct.
20
79
Sale
Oct.
95
Oct.
11154 Sale
10654
7654 79
100
10154
10054 10154
2054
25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
106
Jan.
95
13
9
6
Oct.
92
9054
98
9354 9554 9054
90
Sale
9254
9054
10654 10654
10654 Sale
102
10254 10454 101
10654 10754 10654 107
10854 10854
108
109
8754
90
9154 87
1154 Sale
1054 Sale
106
180,000 Pub Serv of Nor Ilia 5a G.1944 104
5a
1956 112
504,000
454s aerlea D
1978 102)
296,000
454s series E...
1980 102!
567,000
454a aerlea F..........1981 103;
1,333.000
454a aerlea I
1960 105)
689,000
867,000 Pub Serv of Okla 4a......1966 105)
95!
3,659,000 Puget Sound PAL 554a_1949
5a aerlea C............1950
91,.
1,410,000
8854
454a aerlea D.
....1950
1,842,000
19 10054 Oct.
Oct.
20 100
20 9454 Oct.
10354 Oct.
20
28 94>4 Oct.
20
16
May
82
Sale
96
93
91
1972
1,445,000 Phila Elec PowarSHa
9654
97
229,000 Phlla Rapid Tranalt 4a..1942
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co
6254 Sale
878,000
654a aerlea A
.......1960
59,000 Pittsburgh Coal 4a......1949 10654 Sale
420,000 Pittsburgh Steel 4a......1948 10554
2154
88,000 ♦Pomeranla Elec Go 6a... 1953
7854 Sale
698,000 Portland Gaa A Coke 5a. 1940
551,000
92
Sale
35
106
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
8954 Oct.
10154 Oct.
88
Oct.
27 108
22
Sale
11554 117
10554 10554
10454 105
106
Sale
106
106
10554 106
11054 Sale
9854
99
27
; 2754
9354
25 10054 Jan
19
6954 Jan.
Oct.
102
10554 Sale*
10554 10554
95
95
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
10654 Jan.
92
85
85
10154 10254
11554 118
8754 Sale
10254 Sale
501,000 Potomac Edlaon 5a aer B.1954
454a aarlea ¥
1941
394,000
182,000 Potrero Sugar 7a atampadl947
216,000 Power Corp of Can 454a B 1959
260,000 Power Sacurltlea Corp 4a. 1949
18,000 ♦Prussian Elec 4a........1954
Pub Service Co of N J—
'
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
19
9754 Sale
9554 Sale
105 54 106
119
120
10754 Oct.
85
35
8954 Oct.
45
2 108 "
10254 10354 10154 Oct.
Sale
105
Oct.
106
Oct.
i0454 10554 104
Sale
10554 Sale
10454 Sale
106
Sale
94J
110
9854
9854 Sale
9254
9454 Sale
103
10454 10254
90
9454
9354
Sale
103
45
108
99
Sale
99
Sale
10554 105)
104 i
10454
Sale
99)
5a A.. 1948
42
10754 108
108'
Sale
8554
4054
Sale
40
1945 11054 110)
599,000 Oldm Gaa C* 5a
448,000 Onto Power fa aarlea B
399,000
454a aerlaa D
1,789,000 Old* Nat Gaa 4Ka A
S
2,180,000
Ask Bid
Sale
Said Prices
85
Oct. 25
35
Oct. 19
"Ask
Ask Bid
18
98)4 Jan.
85)4 Jan.
80
106
106
113
16
16
Feb. 23
Jan.
4
Feb.
3
Feb.
4
104)4 Jan. 23
109
Apr. 13
94)4 Jan.
5
June 10
Oct. 19 55
Mar. 20 117)4 Jan. 16
4954 Oct. 20
2054 Mar. 25
1954 Mar. 18
79)4 F b.
27
July
28
Aug.
5
1
6
Nov., 1937]
AGGREGATE
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
SALES
NEW
In,
Since
October
$
BONDS (Concluded)—
United Lt A Pow 6 Ha
Deb 6s
.
359,000
87,000
'
Bid
197"
1950
....
19,000
54,000
9,000
65,000
54,000 Vimms Water Power 5He '57
943,000 Virginia Pub Ser S#s A..1946
6s
276,000
1946
5a series B
639,000
W#ld«rf
102,000
113,000
1950
Astorls
80,000
52,000
19,000
322,000
99,000
1,000
81,000
169,000 West Penn Traction 5s..I960
2,838,000 West Texas Utll 5s A
1957
828,000 West United G A E 5#a A 5ft
1941
64,000 Wheeling Klec Co 5s
629,000 Wis Minn Lt A Pow 5s... 1944
1,915,000 Wisconsin P A L 4s A....1966
45,000
385,000
417,000
2,634,000
f
65
106
Ask Bid
;
-
Sale
Yadkin
Riser
Power 5s.. 1941
York Rys Co 5s '.,,;:,:;..1W7
Y L--
V
•
'
75
92
114# 106
62
87
92
10U
85
my
106
109y
105#
106
91#
114
86 #
101#
ioi#
107#
104#
102#
53
72
Sale
92
97
96
Sale
88#
80#
19 66# Oct.
20 103# Oct.
52
88
79
92
86
*
# ** *•
•
'
i
l'
72# Oct.
30
30
1
Highest
Prices
53—Oct. 18
47
Oct.
97# Oct.
Sale Prices {
94# Jari. U
89# Jaid.! 19
Jap. 14
19
20 107
20 76# Oct.
25 107# Oct.
20 63# Oct.
:2
Oct.
4
52
Oct.
21
Oct.
June 3
115
Jan.
Oct. 20
89# Jan.
13
88
Oct.
2
86
Oct.
8 105# Oct.
13 105# Oct.
79
Oct.
2_ 103
13
92
2
Oct.- 21
105# Oct.
105# Oct.
1
8
61# Oct. 2
103:
96# Jan.|T23
104
92
85
84
80
75
84# Sale
81
Oct.
Oct.
20
Oct.
Oct.
8 104# Oct.
93
Oct.
18 84
Oct.
19
89
20
105# Mar. 2 107
104# Jan. 26 106
102# Feb.
29
85
75
Oct.
13
81
Oct.
ii-r
Oct.
13
Oct.
Oct.
18
13
Jan.v12
Jan. 21
102
'.
103#
87#
Sale
18
Oct.
61# Oct.
103# Oct.
59
83# Sale
85
87#
98#
100# 100#
74
Sale
104
106#
109
Oct.
97# Oct.
Sale
102 # 104
—-
102
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
„
47
100
107
Highest
Sale Prices
72# Sale
66# Sale
63#
66
103# Sale
Sale
Ask
Corp¬
111,000
"
Bid
Lowest
June
1
Feb. 15
'
:■|-
8 104# Oct. 20
20 104# Jan.
18 101
Jap.'
19 102# Jan. 29
X81
1-au.tfWL.v mwfcu*
us Income deb
479,000
...1954
762,000 Wash Gas Light Co 5s
1958
1951
107,000 Wash Ry A Klec 4s
1960
537,000 Wash Wate: Power 5s
Western Newspaper UnionCons deb 6s.1944
847,000
2030
646,000 West Penn Klec 5s
16,000
78,000
Ask
Oct. 30
' l-
1,817,000 United Lt A Rys S#a
195?
6a aerlea A............1957
765,000
Dab 6a series A
315,000
1973
389,000 Utah Power A Light 4HilM4
6s aeries A
.:
361,000
...292?
33,000 Utlca Gas A Bl 5s E.
1952
5a series D
38,000
...1956
44,000
16,000
16,000
1,000
10,000
Oct. 1
92#
93 #
86 # Sale
1974
BHi
,
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 2
1937
775,000
2,017,000
533,000
r
^TRICESINDCTOBERr
YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
%
200,000
274,000
68,000
53
TClOt,
Sale
19
107# 107# 105# Sale
106# 108# 106#
104
105
19 ^: 21
105
Sale
11
Oct.
19
20. "Oct.
22 106
Oct.
29
14 106# Oct.
28 105# Oct.
4 v
t
104# Oct:
106# Oct,
105# Sale" 104# 105# 104# Oct:
106#
8
18
%1
'
73
47# Sale
994 100
Sale
105# Sale
111 # 113
97 # Sale
105
Sale
107 #
105
106
106
106 #
Sale
Sale
.
1074
944
88
Sale
Sale
86 v','
21
75
48v
19 100
Oct.
Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
2
89
19
19
1
105# Oct.
18
75
Oct.
13
105
4
91
20
105# Oct.
81# Oct.
22
20 108
-
22 106# Oct.
90
Oct.
;•>
4
26
32# June
79#
105#
114#
99#
105#
Oct.
94# Oct.
21 107
Oct.
106
89# Sale
Oct.
102# Oct.
105# Feb.
Oct.
105
Oct.
93
20
Oct.
•
39
104# Oct.
Oct.
108
107# 105
91# Sale
91
Sale
J4
Oct.
25 106
105# 102# Oct.
106
95
1064
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
96# 93
104# 105
104# Oct.
107#
Sale
106
39
95
104 # 105 4 104#
101# Sale
106
99
107
89
43
i9
8
104# July
Jan. 13
1 108
105# Apr. 14 107
Mar. 17
103
June
3 106# Feb
2
108
Oct.
-
Feb. 11
Jan.
2
Jan.
6
Jan, 28
Jan.. 9
Apr. 80
107
Apr. 10
102# Jan.
9
Oct."
103# June 30 107^'Jaii: 19
81# May 25 100# Jan.
6
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
;V,: ;• i
•
•
-
r.\
Agrlcul Mtge Bk Rep of Col.
•
33,000
38,000
6,000
♦20-year 7s.....Jan 15 194*
25#
28
23 4
25
21
28
21
♦20-year 7s
Jan 15 1947
177,000
56,000 ♦Baden (Germany) 7a
19ft'
;
Oct.
25#
28
24#
22
24
22
22
23#
194
22
18 #
18
Oct,; 20
50
20
Oct,
159,000
1
Buenos Aires fProy)
1,000
53,000
j-
626,000
♦7s stamped
♦i.»ucs Valley/Dept
Colombia extl
♦Cent Bk
15,000
31,000
11,000
-
1952
of)R«p
f 7a._
5«
90
87
82
117,000
321,000
364,000
91,000
65,000
339,000
136,000
375,000
;'j ib",66o
V •" 4"6OO
;•
83,000
:t 142,000
•18,000
13,000
34,000
28,666
83,000
77,000
67.000
,
61.000
-
%
57,000
7,000
12,000
22,000
19,000
1.042.000
82
82
95 i
96 f
16 #
Sale
25
22
Sale
•] 24
100
61
-
#
101# 102#
195?
A Wat'way Bo
sxternal s f *H«
—..1952
♦German Cons Munlc 7s. 1947
♦6s
...1947
17
17
♦Hanoser (Pros) 6Ha
101
94
8
104
22
22
60
Ex -dividend
♦
1
22
Oct.
6 102
Oct.
21
99
99# Oct; .5 100# Oct.
28
97
23
50
20# Oct 5S?
17
17
99# Oct.
57
Oct.
11
19# pet.
19# Oct,
15
19
18
18
23#
11#
t
22
25
24
Used Aboee:
■
certificates of deposit
25
1
20
IS#
144
9
11#
95'
91
92#
7
Oct.
85 '
Oct.
v
21
\9
99"" ioo""
25 #
Sale
Jan.
85
Oct.
28
23
Oct.
2
24,
Oct.
14
22
28
22# Oct.
27
24
Oct.
14
21# Feb.
11
Oct.
20
18
15
18
15# Oct.; .4
96
16
Oct.
20
"99#rOctI5r4
Oct.
19
Oct.
20
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
21
74# Sale
71# Oct.
19
79
14
11
13
11
10# Oct.
10# Oct.
25
15
14
10# Oct.
#
1H
:#
i#
k
4
79
1#
Sale
13";
13 1
.
i
4
#
■44
13
•
#
1
1;
r
14#
15
#
#
#
#
a
•.
"cum." cumulative,
27
27
Feb.
21
Mar.
19
19
8
Aug>11
June
9
2
16
Oct.
Jan
1
13
19
20
Oct.
19
Oct.
7
Oct.
# Oct.
# Oct.
7
Oct.
19
28
15
Oct.
21
Oct.
1
Oct. :
16
11# July 30 13
95# Apr. 13 100
Oct.
■
Feb.
3
20
10
1
28
Feb.
96# Apr. 12
Apr. 13
Oct.
4
14
62# Jan.
4
10# Oct. 25
10# Oct. 14
34
,
35# Jan.
Apr.
2
1# Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
16
6
22
22
22
22
81# Mar. 10
20# Mar. 12
20# Mar. 5
Deferred delivery sales, in which no account Is
taken in computing range, are given below
Iowa Nebraska Lt & Pr 5s A
1957, Oct. 4 at 99#
Iowa Nebraska Lt & Pr 5s B
1961, Oct. 4 at 97#
nUndertbe rule sales, in which
no account Is
in computing range, are
given below:
I," when issued
"w w." with warranto.
without
19
20# Oct.
20# Oct.
# Oct.
21
.
v." non-voting.
U S Stores
"vtc." voting trust certificates
"w
*
f, <
11
Feb.
21
7
Sept. 27
21# Oct.. 18
; 7,
Oct. 29
12#
97#
99"
19# Sale
16# Sale
11
16
25# Aug. 10
25# Aug- 11
26
Aug. 2(
251
Aug. 19
Mar.
5
293
33
July 31
: Mar. 15
22
5
77
4 6
22
?
Feb.
29
' 6
Jan.
.
24 4
99# 100
20#
21 "
20# Sale
„
.
244
18
\
21-
2
17# Apr.
,95# Oct.
,
Sept.30
94# Aug. 18
1 Apr. 28
15#
23
Sale"
96.
i
_
17
"24" ~ "oct: ~ 14
11/ Oct., 5
21# Oct.
11
23
Oct.
13
18
Mar. 11
•'«
Sept. 7
Mar. 31
27# July 30
!Apr.
102# Jan.
8
| Apr. 16 101# Fe
16
13
22
n
"eons " consolidated.
Feb.
29# Feb. 16
13
944
"m." mortgage.
Reported In receivership.
"cod,*
30
18
19# Apr.
15
28 4
' Oct.
20# Oct.,
58
30
23#
30
Bonds being traded flat.
Ib¥resiation»
5
29
30
conv." convertibl
Sold for cash:
Oct.
68
Abbreviations Used Above (Cont.)—
r
Oct.
30
18
5
Oct..
^4
25
58
194
Sale
22
9# Oct.-
5
20 j
20 j
20 4
19 #
♦7s Issue of May 1927
114,000
1947
♦7s Issue of Oct 1927
1947
115,000
854,000 ♦Mtge Beak of Chile 6a..1931
6s stamped............ 1931
14,000
352,000 Mtge Bank of Denmark 5al97J
424,000 ♦Parana (Stateof), Bras 7s'58
446,000 ♦Rio de Janeiro 6Hs....l95<>
572,000 ♦Russian Gost 6Ms
.1919
♦Certificates of dep
1,290,000
♦5 Ha
604,000
19ii
♦Certificates of dep.....
424,000
8anta Fe (City) Argentina
♦7s stamped.......... 1945
226,000
484,000 ♦Santiago (Chile) 7s
1949
♦7s
194,000
1961
18
72
16#
91# Sale
x
19
Mar,; 24
83# May 10
22
20
22
7Ha-4s stamped ......1951
Mtge Bank of Bogota—
Deferred delivery sale,
Apr.
6
Sept. 14
18
Oct.
214
Sale
a
Oct.
22
25
24
-
-.1949
Oct" ""4 90^1 Octroi
6# Oct.
Sale
fill
20
,
25
Sold under the rule.
8#
25
26
Sale
27#
100# Sale ' 100# 101#
994 100
99# 103#
>
62#
fcA 22
♦MedelUn (Colombia) 7s.l95)
Mendosa (Pros) Argentina'
•
21
_
90#
23#
♦Hanover (City) Ger 7s.. 1939
♦Lima (City), Peru. OHs.1958
♦Maranhao (State) 7s
1958
{•No par value. -
96
96
o'
.1941
Danslg P
15,000
42,000
21,000
91#
88#
87 #
of German State 5
Pros Banks 6s B......1951
♦6s A....
1952
Danish Cons Munlc 6^1.195.'
120,000
83,000
262,000
143,000
;.*• : 3,000
s
23# Oct.'
4
23# Oct; ' 4
20
Oct; 11
.,1
♦7J4s stamped.........1947
114,000
81,000
19
11
warrants
-
J "
r
Corp $7
Oasb sales. In which
»
conv
no account
is taken In com.
putlng range, are given below:
No sales.
taken
pref, Oct. 14 at 6
■„"V
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK
Shares
'
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
■/
V
4,100
20
•
.
860
.
'57',250
..
'
"1,350
12,950
1.750
,
•
200
,
.
12,650
10,750
16,350
V""~250
800
,
'
4,450
7,700
Castings...5
common.1
9
;
11
4<
705* Sale
-
7X Sale
52
13
8
35*
12
52,100
850
960
560
630
*""655
Common
;
Prior lien
15
'
360
14
Sale
12
545*
Sale
145*
565*
3,400
650
'150
200
Sale
215*
20
46,950
1,350
765
'245*
80
300
550
32,200
For
2
25*
1
.5
2
Commonwealth
2
Sale
285*
__25
"46"" "49"
Consolidated Biscuit com... 1
Consumers Co com
5
95* Sale
5*
5*
.....
7
0% prior preferred A...100
urn
preferred
35*
...10"
.
145*
119
Compressed Ind Gases cap..5
7°'r
:
695*
25* Sale
15*
15*
32
345*
34
118
.
Oct.
19
Sale
75*
85*
95* Sale
34
18
75*
31
7
105* Sale
245*
22
X
6
165* Oct., 19
24
Oct., 19
15
Oct.
20
5
Oct.
Oct.
19
1
19
6
Oct.
19
33
15
Oct.
1
Octr""4
16
Oct.
Oct.
22
9
Oct.
135* Oct.
33
OCT.
16
,
4
1
27
6
19
115* OCT.
1
19
26
Oct.
1
27
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
17
405*
Oct.
95* Oct
Oct.
6]
5]
85* Oct. 30
32
Oct.
1
15
296,800 Cord Corporation......... 5
6,900 Crane Co com...... ......28
*rff#rw1
100
1,630
34
Sale"
Sale
35* Sale
29
125*
13
505* Sale
.
......
.
.
:
•
Mar.
4
8
25* Sale
Mar. 12
Aug. 2f
28
Feb.
Feb. 11
15
19
30
33
15
13
Mar.
15
11
35* Oct.
40
Oct.
47
19
19
55* Oct.
7
OCT.
1
19
56
22"" Sale
215* Oct.
23
235*~Octr~ii
5*
5*
.15*
25* Sale
37 '
355*
154 Ofct.
335* Oct.
19
19
40
15
Oct.
19
225* Oct.
7
35
Oct.
19
55
Oct.
4
15* Oct.
18
25* Oct.
4
Oct.
13
1
5* Oct.
7
Oct.
45
2
Mar.
3
Oct.
19
55* Jan. 30
Mar. 10
July 26
Feb. 15
815* Feb. 19
15
24
45
50
3
2
VI ;V
2
Oct.
1
4
OCT.
13
5* Oct.
7
19
14 >* "Oct.
13
955* Oct.
19
95 V Oct.
"95*
17
100.
64"
70
25* Sale
15*
15*
....
33
27~" Sale"
235* Sale
35* Sale
5
77
Oct.
19
12
Oct.
Oct.
43
19
27
50
5* Oct.
65* Oct.
15* Oct.
Oct,
Oct.
35* Oct.
4
25*
Oct.
28
15* Oct.
1
Oct,
19
32
Oct.
19
695* Oct.
25* OCT.
15* Oct.
34
OCT.
29
18
8
64
20H Oct. "19
22
2
Oct.
Oct.
6
8
5
Oct.
6
2
6
4
4
1 M
2
39
2
Oct.
Oct.
39
265*
28
1005*
45* Sale
485*
50
995* 1015*
25* Sale
98
975*
995*
25* Sale
29
15
29
4
;:■■■
6
Oct] "2
345* Oct.
35* OCT,
4
26
185* Oct.
Oct.
15* Oct.
97
19
19
105* OCT.
5
Jan.
15
IV*
22
2
Oct.
5* Jan. 20
Jan. 20
Feb. 2
Feb.
2
Mar. 5
65* Mar. 7
3
Feb. 19
5* Jan. 21
5* Jan. 23
5* Apr.
5
48
32
77
375* Feb. 11
Feb.
5
May 12
55* Jan. 18
2 5* Mar. 16
37
May 10
Jan.
16
139
Oct.
25
485* Feb. 20
11
Jan. 22
5* Jan. 26
12
Feb. 10
65* Feb. 24
145* July 26
6
Sept. 20
35* Aug. 10
32
Feb. 19
105
Apr. 19
55* Feb.
2
555* Feb.
2
1215* Feb. 27
Oct.
Oct.
Apr.
June
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4*
p.!-.
2
65* Mar
Apr.
Oct.
6
20
Feb.
77
Oct.
32
103
Mar.
265* Sept. 27
Oct.
2
19
73
85
4
23
15
L08
1Oct.
4
13
7
Oct.
8*
Mar.
Jan.
19
5* Jan. 13
154 Oct. 19
335* Oct. 19
15
Oct. 19
35
Oct. .19
15* Oct. 18
1
July 13
5* Oct.
7
5* Jan. 21
5* Jan.
6
8
Oct. 19
5
Oct.
35* Feb. 13
Jan.
5
Jan. 22
19
6
19 110
19
75
19
116
-.y
13
19
23
5
Sale
■
15
Oct.
Jan.
35* June
5
15
215* Oct.
40
72
19
1
%
•V.v
Jan.
24
5* Jan,
35* Oct.
26
Mar.
36
78
78
30
6
July
18
19
30
19
84
35
45*
Apr. 10
Oct. 27
19
4
Oct.
Oct.
80
_
6
55* Oct.
Oct.
17
28
2
29
1
15* Oct.
85* Oct.
25* Oct.
885* Oct.
40
OCT.
(
Feb. II
19
65* Oct.
27
19
Jan.
1
Oct.
15
6
83
50
15 107
22
19
325* Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
13
3
Oct.
Oct.
6
12
15
15
Oct.
20
5
1
5* Oct.
65* Oct.
15* Oct.
Feb.
May
19
Oct.
15
•a
'
svv
165* Oct.
73 * Jan.
24
Oct.
1075* Jan.
43
11
14
9
15
Aug. 10
Feb. 11
19
15* OCT.
..
I'-''-
22
6
Feb. 10
Feb.
9
JAn.
Feb. 19
305* OCT.
125* Oct.
555* Oct.
56
..
■
23
14
19
VVV:;V
.
19
20
18
19
19
19
■
.
195* Mar. 27
19
Oct.
6
Oct.
50
Mar.
Mar. 3
30
14
5* Oct.
Sale
105* Sale
120
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8
Mar.
v
Feb. 1
Jan. 22
85* Oct. 19
45* Oct. 19
164 May 11
24
15*
27
a
V t c pref part shares....50
Com part shs v t c A...50
Common part shs v t c B__*
.......
18
13
101
45* Sale
*
Edison ...I'M
Common (new)
13
28
63
•
Coleman L'p & Stove com...
ootnotes see page
60
1045* 105
*
Oct.
19
19
19
5*.
26
9
85* Oct.
45* Oct.
5*
650 Continental Steel com......*
980
Preferred.
......100
70
415*
315*
53
35*
35*7
Sale
39]
23]
*
com
Club Aluminum Uten Co
200
2,600
10,450
conv pref
Common capital....
150
85*456
54
1
15*
3'
27
545*
255*
X
5*
,5*
•
Sale
Sale
...100
392,980 Cities Service Co
10,000
2,230
24,000
170,825
20,100
55,490
167,800
3,720
2,060
;
790
540
46
& Machine cap..4
1,200 Chicago Towel Co
150
X
9
19
13
85*
26
48
45* Sale
55
Sale
75
5
19
Oct.
10
11
Feb. 16
Jan. 28
Mar. t
May 22
Mar. 9
Apr.
§
Feb. 19
Feb. 17
Jan.
7
Jan. 18
Feb. 13
uly
VI5* Oct.
,3
4
Feb. 27
19
21
f145*
{Sale
V
16
19
«
15* Sale
5*
Part ctfs '^s"
2,420 Chic Rivet
650
i
8
Participating ctfs "3".. 100
960
5
845*
54 Oct.
345* Oct.
35* Oct.
9
7y
12
41
15
Common........
2,610
1,290
Oct.
43
18
v
Oct.
4
Oct. 11
Oct.,
7
Oct. ; 4
15* Sale
Sale
11
8c N W Ry Com..100
Rys part ctfs 1...100
Part certificates * 2"
100
5
19
28
19
Oct.
6
175*
165*
1557
85*
7
25* Sale
885* Sale
635* Sale
5
3
4
4
7
Oct. 13
15* Oct.
455* Oct.
55* Oct.
18
51]
15*
15*
155*
17
35* Sale
.*
14
15* Sale
5
com
4
*
13
95*
Sale
Sale
35* Oct. 21
15* Oct. 19
3
Oct. 19
Oct.
9
175*
125*
125*
145*
175*
265*
235*
19
65* June 28
454 Oct. 19
10
175*
Sale
*
18
135* Apr. 17
22
155* Sept. 10
24
"is"
Chic Corp common........1
Preferred
.-....*
Oct.
19
8
735* Mar.
22
Oct.
48
1
18
9
28
1
June
9J* Oct.
12 » Oct.
7
Oct.
30 •. Oct.
6
14
115*
Oct.
Oct.
30
52
19
19
18
21
19
55* Oct.
Oct.
18
Sale
Sale
30
70
Flexible Shaft
3
13
16
22
25*
2
135* Oct. 29
195* Oct.
19
19
28
54
99
Electric Mfg A
1
2
125* Oct.
35
115*
685*
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
860 Chicago
,
19
18
Sale
26;
2
.♦
Participation preferred.
555* Feb
,
18
395*
Sale
Cherry Burrell Corp com...*
11,730
4,350
857,460
60,450
2,250
30,550
24,950
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
32
Chic City 8c Con Ry—
141,000
7,300
May 28
Oct,;
85* Sale
245* Sale
;
Sale
50
preferred
(new)
13
10
9
12
10
Sale
8
133
Central States Pr 8c Lt pref.*
Chain Belt Co com...
•
Common
14
Sale
85*
29*
j
Preferred
May 28
10
15
10
50c
com
Oct.
37
19
16
16
Sale
12
preferred....*
Central S W Util
15
11
155*
.
105*
1751
17k
165*
45*
35*
9
is
19
Sale
13
'255* ~26"
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
345* Oct, 19
Corp—
...
Convertible
4
5
5
Oct.
10
54 Oct.; 19
65*
13
common
\ Cant 111 Secur
19
6
65*
5
155* ; 16
185* 1 195*
185* Sale
195*
205*
Canal Const Co conv pref
*
Castle 8c Co (A M) com
10
Common (new)
10
Cent Cold Storage Co com.30
Central 111 Pub Serv pref
•
69,800
19,950
431,500
8,360
13,920
6,810
7
4,086
4,040
750
Oct.
4
"45*Oct!" 19 "95* Oct? ""l
3
253
9
3,050
2,350
5>* Oct.
3
50
33
310
18
21
19
5
1
5
13X
;
75*
750 Bucyrus Monighan class A..*
10
10 Bunte Bros common
5,940
1451
95*
45
Sale
10,450 Burd Piston Ring com
1
..10
260,450 Butler Bros common
36,800
5% convertible preferred 30
"3",450
5
Oct.
435* Oct.
115* Oct..
7
Oct,
55* Oct.
105* Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
37
10
12
7
30
48
3651
Sale
85*
13
Sale
35*
.10
Corp com..8
Berghoff Brewing Co.......l
Rights
Blnks Mfg Co capital
Bliss & Laughlin Inc com ..5
25,880
8,300
23,050
2,980
30,480
umai
Oct" "4 "is""
95* Oct. 22
"95* Sale'
..
250
55* Sale
8
:
95*
16
11
1
)
-
52
...
'
115*
Sale
6
775* Feb.
4
815* Jan. 21
15
aeeeaa
63
15
385*
38
10
77 X Feb.
4
Aug. 19
645* June 14
115* May 21
13
mrnmwmm
6
13
I 10
20
13
1854
43
147,530
50,750
10
105*
19,510
335* Sale
112,440
75
Sale
IS
i
9,900 Borg-Warner Corp com
Common (new)..
5
;86,700
107J
160
7% preferred
IN 107
22
• 23]
3,850 Bracb 8c Sons (B J) capital.
*
6,460 Brown Fence 8c Wire cl A
Common.....
I
30,300
7
38,750 Bruce Co (R L) com
..5
200
45*
11
r
7
11
19
23
22
10
,,
Highest
Sale Prices
mm
12
1,750
34,500
1,800
TVV
51
10
Bendlx Aviation
Co
Lowest
Sale Prices
.
495*
48
Highest
Sale Prices
V*
Sale Prices
12
Barlow 8c Seellg Mfg A com..5
Baitlan Blessing Co com....*
Belden Mfg
48
425* Sale
11
Sale
65*
85*
55* Sale
10
com.....
Barber Co (W. H.) com
22,950
\
•
Backstay Welt Co
2,450
15,860
52,400
3,050
1
""1,650
6
13
Aetna Ball Bearing
V:; 10,600
1,950
'7,850
1,900
5,400
57
175*
Ask
50
59
,60
V 8
17
12
56
51X Sale
155*
165*
65* Sale
85* Sale
.
*
$12,000
176,000
$1,000
34,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
V
-
par.
.
1,950
1.000
1.250
v
v
-
Lowest
Oct. SO
Ask Bid
48
59
)
56
34
il4
11
Adams (J D) Mfg com
Adams Royalty Go com.....*
Advanced Alum
Bid
J
; i.75o
;
80
8116
32
200 Alnsworth Mfg Corp com...5
*
4,580 Allied Laboratories com
15,050 Allied Products Corp cl A.25
Common................10
24,500
940 Altorfer Bros conv pref..
*
V 8,710 American Pub Sorv pref..100
r:
200 Annex Hotel Co com cap..l00
629,090 Armour 8c Co common......5
4,900 Aro Equipment Corp com...I
139,950 Asbestos Mfg Co com.......1
4
v,
13,700 Associates Invest Co com
29,800 Athey Truss Wheel capital. *
5
20,280 Automatic Products com
20,970 Automatic Washer cony pf__*
>'T.6So
/•
80
Abbott Laboratories con...*
33,630
7,410
37,860
124,400
16,500
4,230
1,080
4,ooo
8,550
2,450
v*
STOCKS
Sham.
Shorn*
.
Ask
82
82
83
Bid
1927
Certificates of deposit.....
11,000
1927
5,000 Chicago Rys 5s ctfs.
5s class B
1927
12,000
1,000
4,000 Met West Side El 1st 4s.. 1938
TT.666
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31.
Oct. 1
1937
*1,000 Chicago City Ry Si
%V
---
PRICES IN OCTOBER
1936
;,V^v^"Vl937
Price
BONDS
Jan. 1
%
,\;<V
-
Jan. 2
Since
In
October
October-
V V
CHIOAaO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
1936
1,660,000
16,978,000
1937
1,647,000
12,556,000
Stock Sales
October.-
EXCHANGE
Bond Sales
Oct,
Jan.
Mar.
33 5* Aug.
Nov., 1937]
AOORBQATB
In
CHICAGO
SALES
chicago
stock exchange
exchange
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Share*
STOCKS
Share*
.
Oct. 1
1937
Oct. 30
Par
Bid
3,660 Cudahy Packing Co pref. 100
34,240 Cunningham Drug Stores
2,720 Curtis Lighting Inc com...
32,750 Dayton Rubber Mf# com.... *
4,300
Cum class A pref....
35
320
80
Ask Bid
Sale
70
17
Sale
.
3,090
70
6,850
300
RANGE SINCE JAN. i
Price
Since
October
'
stock
15
3
12
24
20)4
Highest
Sale Prices
75
16
14
22
Lowest
Ask
74H Oct.
29
12
3
Oct.
19
Oct.
14
Sale
5
Sale
22
5)4 Oct.
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
80
Oct.
17
Oct.
3
Oct. 14
Sale Prices
29 110**
19 26)4
14
10*4
19 28**
74)4 Oct.
12
3
Oct.
Oct.
19
14** Oct.
Oct.
19
20
2
Oct.
19
77
21
19
8
15
Oct.
July 26
21
Oct.
6
21
Oct.
Oct.
32)4 Jan.
24
5
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8
Oct.
Oct.
6
20
9
1 Sept. 27
17*4 Jan.
18
7
8
15
15
25
Feb.
28
31
41
Feb.
9
10
27
26)4 Aug. 23
41)* Aug. 3
14
<
4
Oct.
4)* Oct.
5)4 Oct.
21
23
14
11,750
160
Common
2,530
12,350
4,700
10,400
21,360
98,750
17,720
1,000
350
1,750
1,000
13,500
Dexter Co (The)
8,250
7% preferred
300
850
13,350
3,120
6,850
150,000
293,210
i
1,680
4,850
31,580
19,150
69,850
•
11,400
53,450
10
180
5,900
9,000
13,650
,
7,730
4,150
5,580
80,400
21,450
300
10
7,750
3,350
;
o
770
3,230
$3
7,500
50
32
IW
26
23
Sale
4
26
5
41
"60""
58**
62"" "65"
Sale
8
General Candy Corp A
General Finance Corp com.
17
1
17""
1,100
25,950
3,820
2,600
5,450
9,920
490
"
1*666
3,050
Great Lakes D 9c D
24
com...
Hall
Printing Co com...
.10
Hamilton Mfg cl A part pf
10
Harnlschfeeer Corp com.. 10
Helleman Brew CoGcap...I
Hein Werner Motor Parts..3
25
,
"
Oct.
10
1,300
8,550
15,250
Class B
800
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
20
Oct.
19
2)4 Oct.
1
13
Jan.
28
Oct.
14*4 Oct.
5
31*4 Oct.
Oct.
15)1
Sale
14)4
"16""
10
Sale
15)4
17
19)4
17**
20
21
19
12)4 Jan.
9
40)4 Mar.
4
21
52
L4
27
27
19)4 Oct.
5)4 Oct.
8**
15)4
9X
15)4
Oct.
Oct.
9
Oct.
Sale
25
June
59
57
Oct.
19
19
July
7
July 12
12
10
19
Feb.
ijjS
Jan.
Feb.
19
Oct.
Oct.
3X Oct.
3)4 Oct.
15
14
18
20
30
1
1
9*4 Oct.
j4*4 Oct.
19
9)4 Oct.
15*1
14
19
Oct.
7
15
22
Oct.
14
22
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
11
20
22
43)* Oct. 22
14X Oct. 19
16**
*16)4
16
Oct.
25
15
19
Oct.
19
11)4 Sept. 7
7)* Oct. 28
8)4 Oct. 29
14
49
17
18
25
46)4
18
20
9
22
22
Oct.
Oct.
19)4 Oct.
5)4 Oct.
29
21
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
27
4
26
Oct.
Oct.
29
19
1)4 Oct.
_
Oct. 15
Oct. 13
Oct,
5
32
,
45)*
15** Sale
16 X
17)4
5)4 May 22
67
IW
70
7)* Oct. 28
Oct.
21
10
8)4 Oct.
3)* Oct.
28
19
8)4
26
17
Jan.
19
8
7)4 Sale
July
20
Feb.
5
22
46
19
June 15
Oct.
7
5
17
Oct,
2*4 Oct.
10
-----
July
5
8
1
52
12
9** Oct.
3X Oct.
1)4 Oct.
32
19
June 15
Oct.
57
Oct.
25)*
24
24
Common (old)....
5
Oct.
19
3X Oct.
1
19
22
22
15
Oct.
15
Oct.
14
43X Oct.
14k Oct.
22
19
Oct.
25
16
Oct.
11
Oct.
18
1)4 Oct.
19
2)* T 3
25
...
Indep Pneum Tool
16*
AW
109)4
83**
v t «...
8
13)4 Oct. 22
11
Oct, 18
3)4 Oct.
1
,
12
Sale
28
5
cl A-
"6)4 "7)4
4)4
92
Oct" 19
Oct.
19
31
6X
25
26)4
6
25
5
Sale
Oct" 2 9
Oct.
19
12*4 July 14
29)4 Jan. 28
20 X Feb.
10
Apr.
3
Mar. 11
14
20
11X Jan. 22
13*4 Mar. 8
26
Feb.
4
25:
Jan.
8
52 X May 17
21)* June
23
:
.
Oct.
Jan.
Iron Fireman Mfg Co v tc..
-----
22)5
20
23)4
24)4
21** Sale
6)*
6
9)4
8)4
5
18
Oct.
Oct.
80
25
Jan.
92
8
Oct.
49
28
5
Oct.
19
4)4 Oct.
Sale
15
9
Oct." 19
Sale
21)4
22)4
30** Sale
13)* Oct.
19*4 Oct.
19
16
45
42
51
39
Oct.
19
7
4
Oct.
19
9
5
Oct.
2*
92
Inland Steel rights (w I)...
6
Oct.
19
9
11
100
15
Oct.
13 X Oct.
19
23
Oct.
2
30** Oct.
Oct.
5
7
Oct.
8
May 15
May 25
8*
7
5
,
Mar. 15
22)4 Jan.
21
Jan.
27 y Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
55
Aug.
4
9X Oct.
Oct.
19*4 Oct.
39
Oct.
1
,
46
13
Mar.
ioj*
4)4 Oct.
6
Feb.
,
May
4h Mar.
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99)4 May
4)4 Oct.
18)4 Oct.
11
18
Oct.
5
*
4
23
Aug. 20
May
3
Apr. 19
19)4 Jan. 25
nix Aug. 18
1)4 Oct.
'e* May
2
Apr.
4)4 Oct.
4
*
2
38
3
50 X Feb, 26
42 5* Mar. 15
8X Oct.
6)4 Oct.
8
May 26
105)* Oct.
36 " Oct"
5
27* Feb.
Oct.
11
m* m'WWm
85
1
com
n v
8)4
105
.....*
common v t c
Indiana Steel Prod
18
....10
Illinois Nor Utilities pref. 100
New
•
12
15
6
"3)4 Sale"
1
mmrnmWm
Illinois lirick Co..
12
Mar. 31
17)* Oct.
57
26
>
8*4 Oct.
3)4 Oct.
Oct" 19
Sale
25
42)4
2*4 Oct.
12
.....
24
Sale
49
27"" "30"
19
4*4 Sale
2*4 Sale
11)4 30
..?* 18
7
7
20
Oct.
Sale
11
;
34**
33
10)4
Sale
29)4
9)4
5
59
Sale
Sale
14**
24)*
.
(new)
com
111,000 Jarvls (W B) Co capital
1
10,850 Jefferson Electric Co com.
3,750 Joslyn Mfg & Supply Co com 5
1,150
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
12
19
Houdallle-Hershey—
300
Capital
*
150 Interstate Power $7 pref....*
220
$6 preferred..............*
10
27$
Oct.
2)4 Oct.
Sale
15 X
30
41)4
13)4
24
Without warrants....
Hlbb Spencer Bartlett com. 28
4*4
3)4
45
40*4
40
...
11
30
.....
Class A
•
Goldblatt Bros Inc com.....*
Gossard Co (H W) com.....*
500 Ind Terr Ilium Oil
40,100
20
21
28
8)4
Sale
Sale
12
59
10$ Safe
.
Gen Household UtU com....*
Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B_.
36,900 Hupp Motors
6,100
Rights
3,300
llH
14*4 Oct.
Sale
8X
10)4
3)4 Sale
50 Hubbell, Harvey, Inc com..5
3,450
31
2
1
1
11** Jan.
19
46
16
15)*
1
*
pref........20
cum conv
27)4
18
37
14
ZJ.
31)4 Sale
10** Sale
•
3,330 Horders Inc common
...*
3,550 Hormel 9c Co (Geo) com A. •
110
23"" "25""
27
7)4
17
33
ZUJ*
39
31
19)4
common
780 Heller (W
E) pref w w
-
20)4
AW
104
26
100
...n
New
17)4
21)4
39)4
38*1
Pits Simons Ik Conuell Dock
9t Dredge Co com
! 18,900 Fuller
Mfg Co common.
7,840 Gardner Denver Co com
"3" 500
30
17
Dixie-Vortex Co com........*
Class A
*
20
;
2,300
5,000
33,
26
*
com....—0
3H
mW
104
100
31
Dodge Mfg Corp common..
Eddy Paper Corp (The)
El Household Utll Corp.-.-.5
Elgin Nat Watch Co
—15
10 Empire Gas & Fuel
8% pf.100
3,840
12*4
87
..100
'200 Deep Rock Oil con? pref...
110 De Mets Inc pref
50
70
100
200
360
11**
10
-
Preferred
,
""""20
Apr.
32 k Apr.
90
Oct.
Decker (Alt) 9c Cohn—
1,750
Mar. 20
Feb. 11
Feb. 15
25
15
11
13
4
13
Kalamaaoo Stove—
1,460
Capital stock
94,100 Eats Drug Co com
80,041 Kellogg Switchboard
...
11,950
8,450
755
"""630
-
1,590
6,450
230
6,250
150
;;
850
10,250
6,450
:.V
150
2,050
"3*250
2,600
1,750
..100
A. •
A..5
550
Kingsbury Brewing Co cap.l
La Salle Ext Unlv com..
Lawbeck
Corp 6%
cum
.
.8
pfdlOO
Cumulative
preferred....*
Sale
84)4
21)*
Preferred
Lion Oil Ref Co
.....*
com
27
8
28**
""9** Sale"
11)4 Sale
74
30
3
26*4
30
12)4 Sale
10** Sale
5)4
6X
40
21
54
oW
20
11,200
17,450
200
11",200
87,450
14,650
4,700
7,260
160
660
V
530
*1*836
1,600
14,600 Modlne Mfg com
,8,500 Monroe Chemical Co
-700
20
1,310
-
"""366
•
...
2
3,450
Nachman
National
Battery Co pref.
*
3,310
1,700 National Gypsum A n-v com.5
10
87,050 National Leather com..
14,050 Nat'l Pressure Cooker Co...2
19
26
Oct.
19
34
18
Oct.
22
21
,
Sale
" "46" "30" *35"
1)4 Sale
15
22)4
18
Sale
64
6**
33)4
15
.....
3)4 Sale
12 k
5)4
**
10)*
Sale
Sale
Sale
11 >•
7X
46
A*
28 :
-Y 30
2)4
3
7)4 Sale
2)* Sale
*4
)4
4** Sale
3
-
18
15*4
1)4
12
20
28**
"2*4 Sale"
6)4 Sale
2
2*4
38
2
X
1*4
4*
Sale
2*4
2X
2
1
7)4
2)4
Sale
2**
"27)4
22
Oct.. 19
4
Oct" II
22
<
2,195
2,000
11,000
"l',966
24,540
Republic Invest TrustCumul. conv. pref
National Standard— >i
Common stock..........10
18,995
I
43,550 National Union Radio com
84,650 Noblltt-Sparks Ind Inc cap 5
Rights
69,950
20
34,950 North American Car com
150 Northern
"s.ooo
1,200
320
230
156,600
11,485
3,810
5,640
7; 100
50
120
For footnotes
Paper Mills com.*
Notihwest Bancorp com....*
Northwest Eng Co com.....*
Nor West Utll pr
Oct.
20
3*4
**
X
1)4
1)4
Oct.
Oct,
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
Oct.
1*4 Oct.
120 Okla Gas A El 7% pref
1,890
see
Ontario Mfg Co
page 56
com
_
com.
50
13)4
34 X
July 28
15*4 Mar. 2
20
22
4** Mar. 3
9)4 Jan. 26
33** July
6
6*4 Jan. 14
56
Aug. 20
12 X Jan.
45
Jan.
5
6
1
3
.Oct.
43
Oct.
9
29
22
' Oct.
7
18
41
Oct.
22
Jan.
28
37)4 Oct.
13
15
Sale
1*4
J* d
15
25
26
—13)4
3)4
27)4
1X
33 X
:
4 J*
29
1)4
Sale
3
19
15
18
Oct" 19
18 X
16
12
10)4 Oct.
22
24
24
13
9
16)4
8
Oct.
8
Oct" 22
2
Sale
16
lev
71
Sale
34
39)4
41
17
9
2)4
2**
25
IX
28
14)4
Sale
19
7*1
13)4
Oct.
23
18
19
1
Oct,
Oct.
20
Oct.
19
21]
19
Oct.
19
60
Oct.
11
"Oct""
7
Oct.
1
Oct.
Jan.
4
4
Oct, 11
22 0 Oct. 20
27 X Feb.
1
2
Oct,
8
Oct;
11
2)4 Oct.
1** Oct. 19
Oct, 19
3*4
J*
X
1)4
1)4
13
3
Oct.
5
1*4 Oct.
6
v
Oct. 11
Oct, 19
Oct. 29
2
Oct,
Oct.
19
13
1*4 Oct.
6
IX June 11
4X Jan. 22
25
Apr. 12
30*4 Mar. 10
70
Jan. 29
7
Feb. 20
31X Jan. 11
29
5
Mar. 31
Jan.
22
25
Jan. 25
IX Jan. 16
12** Jan. 28
9** Feb.
5
15)4 Jan.
7
k
9)4 Mar.
4
Feb.
4
8)4 Jan.
8*4 Jan.
18
13
5
30 ;i Oct.
5
Oct.
5
14
21
Oct.
Oct.
19
4
Oct.
15
10
Jan.
Jan.
45X Oct.
18
45X Oct. 18
40
Apr. 21
50
40
July 14
Apr. 21
20
Oct"
12
Oct.
21
26
Oct.
4
1
5
16
18
46
2
15
14)4
a
1*4
Sale
25
8)4
15)4
19
~2"~o"ct"l9
26
Feb. 23
22
24
Oct.
13
32
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
.
14)4
14
8
Oct.
22
2
Oct.
23
12*4 Jan.
Oct.
6
18
Oct.
IX Oct.
34X Oct.
13
4
1
Oct.
20
30
V
Oct.
>32 Apr,
4
6
:
15** Oct.
2
18
2
14
Oct.
Sept.
37
81
19
38
Oct.
4
32
Oct.
20
17
Oct.
7
12
Oct.
Oct.
30
17)4 Sept.
103 k
15
"Oct"
Oct.
f
,1s
5)4 Oct.
10)4 Oct.
Oct.
14
14
7
3:
Oct.
Sale
28
Oct,
"I6k"o"c"tT"i6
12
99""o"c"t""i9
8
)4 June 14
lo
102
19)4
19
22
79)4 Apr.
3
2*4 Jan. 12
17
Apr.
9
"5)i"oct"l9 "5k Oct"
10)4 OcW 19
Oct.
10)4 Oct.
32
12)4
103""
22 X
■
41
20 X
115]
3;
26
"2k ""3"
14)4
13)4 Sale
28)*
27
*
7
9
Oct" 13
5
27
19
Oct.
19
48 X Feb. 11
54
Mar. 12
57 X Mar. 2
32
Jan.
7
2)4 June
4
65
10)4
68
Sale
100
Oct.
Sale
8*4 Sale
30
18
4
22
1
Oct.
Oct.
11
6
7
*4 Oct.
1
7
■"I'"0ct:*18 "3"" "Oct" "9
21
23
16
22
19
29
13
Jan.
2)4 June
1*4 Oct.
Jan.
8
Feb. 25
Mar. 1
Mar. 1
Jan. 22
Jan. 25
Feb. 25
Mar. 20
Jan. 25
Aug.
5
Jan. 19
Feb.
4
Mar. 17
19k
1
1
"26 k "Oct" "7
19
Oct.
28
46
18" *20"
IM
lien pref
H preferred > ■
Nunn-Bush Shoe Co
3k
13
26*4
12)4
10**
5)4
"I**"o"et"i9
4
45)*
Oct.
19
7
45)* Oct.
27
7)4
50
X Oct.
Nat
1.720
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
34
Oct,
3)4 Oct.
3X
5
1
'§7)4"0"ct*"l3 '39*4~Oc~tr~5
9
Sale
22
2
19)* Sale
28)4
29)4
63
A*
"4*4 Sale" "4)4 ""4*4
24
?
§*
22)4
Springfllled com.*
Oct.
aW
10 Mountain States Pow pref. 100
...
450
60
6)4
31)*
49
cl. Ai.
19
Oct" 20
16
Oct.
Oct.
6
19
19
28
19
Oct. '■•'■ 6
Oct.
4
Oct.
1
Oct.
4
3)4 Oct. 30
32
2)4 Sale
21)4
24
19)4 Sale
7)4
com..
........
2,250 Muskegon Mot Spec
250
40
Preferred
20
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct,
43 x
89
28 X
64)4
17**
j 4)4
1*4
37
19
43
23 X
38
20
5)4
2)4
27)4
2**
24
42
52)4
Oct,
Oct.
11 Y
39
5
19
8)* Oct.
37
Sale
9)4
16)4 Sale
6)4 Sale
15
Oct.
24*4 Oct.
Sale
6
3 X
50
50,200 Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
1,380 Mapes Cons Mfg capital....*
132,550 Marshall Field A Co com..
150 Masonlte Corp common
•
102,710 Mei A Mfrs Sec cl A com... 1
Prior preferred
•
2,710
240 Metrop Indust allot ctfs.....
107,550 vfickelberry'a Food Prod com I
525,650 Middle West Corp capital.. .5
Stock purchase warrants.
134,900
*
150,350 Midland United Co com
Convertible preferred...
49,660
6,350 Midland Utll 4% pr lien..100
11,600
7% prior lien......
100
7% preferred A._.__
100
3,990
6% preferred A.........100
1,300
10,210 Miller A Hart Inc conv pref
19
2X uct. 20
100 McWIIllama Dredging Co....*
100 Mandel Bros Inc cap
*
3,500
27
Oct.
33
43
com
Oct,
40)4
7*4
n
""o*ri9 29**~Oct"22
66
Sale
*
2,030 McQuay-Norria Mfg
100
26)4 Sale
...,w
Oct.
2
38
10
Loudon Packing common...*
Lynch Corp common ......8
;
"2)* Sale"
10
Llbby, McNeill 9c Llbby
10
Lincoln Printing Co com ...*
$3.80 preferred...........*
Lindsay Light com........10
6,460 VlcCord Rad & Mfg "A".
8,050 VfcGraw Electric com.....
?""iio
38
83)4
20)4
Leath Jk Co common........*
Le Roi Co common
6)4
8H
120
100
|r cum pref. 80
6% preferred
61,250
64,030
3,140
46,550
2,120
8,890
106,400
48,280
3,260
11,800
;•
30
89,550
48,450
10,400
44)4
46
15** Sale
-1*
78,260 Ken-RadTube A Lpcom
35,750 fKerlyn Oil Co common
4,050
5,100
7.050
1
Preferred
5,550 Kentucky Utll
350
.....10
com-
iw
54
18
.<
12
Feb. 10
Feb. 16
Feb.
3
Mar. 29
Feb.
6
Sept.
2
Jan. 15
Mar.
8
Jan. 25
Jan. 29
Aug.
2
99
Oct,
116
Jan.
19
14
Oct.
22
July
6
14
15
CHICAGO
56
EXCHANGE
STOCK
(
'
1
CHICAGO
SALES
AGGREGATE
Since
In
Shares
Shares
Ask
Bid
Oibkosb B'Gosh Ino—
'■
'
70
!.
60
'
.
c 500
:•
-
com..10
43,300 Pea body Coal Co B com....*
'
510
f>% preferred...........100
;9,600 Penn Elec Switch conv A.. 10
:
6,050 Penn Get A Elec A com.
25
j
;
V
.
"600
^
*■
2,870
^
500
Preferred
,2,800
4,250
■i
3,210
20
320
Preferred.
f
23,370
;
27,750
:
400
i
4,900
V
190
;
1,500
i I
4,750
'
110
;
3.700
690 Sou Colo Power A
•
; 130
130
1,580
;V
Sou the GAE
470
Sale'
27%
83
82
29"^ "32%
16% Sale
23%
28
"5"" "~B%
/
'
450
3,300
4,200
i
•
/•
26,400
108,950
57,300
17~l66
Common.
........
....
1
Rights.................
25
25%
31
32
12
18
25
Oct.
Mar.
Oct,
Jan.
2l%
Oct.
3
Jan.
Jan.
20
18
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
12
29
June
Jan.
2
Oct.
Jan.
12
12
7
Oct.
Jan.
4
86
»
81
1
115% Oct.
116
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
142
■
Jan.
18
Apr. :
Jan.
20
13
7
Oct.
Mar. 1?
29
Oct.
Feb.
Feb.
1
11
8
5
18% Oct.
3% Oct.
1% Oct.
19
19
15
Oct.
5 1031
Oct.
30
19
Oct.
Jan.
8
Oct.
Apr. 20
May 10
Aug.
9
Feb. 11
64%-Oct.
27
"16" Sale
"~9
«
1% Oct.
;«
19 V
4
•
>
26
21
19
Oct.
4
68
Sale
Mar.
"
Apr.
12
Feb.
15
17
Apr.
21
9% Oct.
2%'Oct.
19
11
19
Oct.
7
6% Oct.
12% Oct.
19
16
19
15% Oct.
19
23% Oct.
19
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
• Oct.
17
1
Oct.
5
18% Oct.
;;cl
8;
4
20% Oct.
28% Oct.^ "7
Mar;
Oct.
'
Mar.
Oct.
Oct.
Mar.
12
2
3
22
6
9
Jan.
8
90% Oct.
75
Oct.
Jan.
26
28
Oct.
Jan.
1
^ Oct. 13
Oct:' ' 4
81
68 :»■* Oct.' ' 6
16% Oct. 30
4% Oct. 30
Aug. 16
Mar. 31
17% Oct.
5
'
Oct".
5
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25% Oct.
96
18
Salo
18
28%
m
Mar.
Jan.
24%
11%
64%
6%
1
Oct.
20
26% Sale
"20% j2i""
8
1
' 9
Oct.
90»/ Oct.
75
'Oct.
65
Oct.
y
8%
Sale
Ocfci
28% Oct.
19% Oct.
16% Sale
4% Sale
15
17
6%
7%
14%
15%
15%
3% Sale
Oct/ '
\lH
19
25
2
.....
1
Oct.' : 2
'Oct.
Oct.
12
Sale
2
3
88 94%
90
65
68
Sale
105
27%
•
6% Oct. 20
25%' Oct. 19
17
/Oct. 20
17% Oct. 22
18
15
8
^
Sale
28%
25
17%
23
Sale
Sale/
18%
15%
15%
Oct.
<
:
Oct.
70
—.
12
Oct.
15
Oct.
Oct.
107..
19
Sale
:
Feb.
19
30
Mar. 16
Feb.
1
Oct.*
4% Oct.
Oct.-
24% Oct.
11% Oct.
28%
26%
Jan.
Oct;
26
8
14
11
June
28
18 \
Feb.
!
Oct,
1
26
17
Swift A Co stk ...........25
Jan.
4
Sale
19
20;
Swift InternaclonaI-.___.-15
1% Oct.
% .Oct.
6
03
66
23,050 Thompaon (J R) com......25
5,600
Oco.
l5%
Oct.
""% "OctT"l9
93
11% Sale
Sale
16
Jan.
1% Oct.
2
-
1%
24
80
25
Feb.
Apr.
Oct.
11
Oct.
1
5% Oct. 28
1% Oct.
4
2 v:Oct.v 29
1%
20
85
Sale
Sale
83%
15%
4%
18
4,850 Stein A Co (A) common.....*
..10
16,100 Storkline Put com
36,450 Sunstrand Mach Tool com..5
Oct.
20'
25
96
.—
Sept.:
June :
44
31
23
10
27
'
105
..—
Southwestern Lt A Pow pfd. *
2.180 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap *
Standard Dredge cone pref 20
74,020
74,400
*
-
30
25
Oct.
17
73
70%
Co 1% prof. 100
,
•19%
4%
f 1%
13%
30
,
Highest
Sale Prices
Feb.
90
134
1% Sale
25
2,590
t
390
18%
3%
Oct
Oct.
105
135
134.
20
19
19
19
20
23
19
Oct.
Oct. 1 8
Oct. 23
Oct. . 1
Oct. '11
/
19
Oct.
/
104
ioo; /
'
7,350
18,250
75
20
19
19
16
22
Oct.
66
86
Sale
Sale
*
common.
Sale
17% Sale"
*
(new)
/
•
83
Sale
108
27,060 Schwitser Cummins capital. 1
7,150 Seara Roebuck A Co com....*
27,800 Serrlck Corp cl B com
1
4,740 Signode Steel Strap Co pf.36
Common
15,710
2,290 Slryer Steel Castings com...*
35,400 South Bend Lathe Wks cap 5
'
.,
Common
•
18
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4%
%
1%
%
1%
115% Sale
105% Sale
32% Sale
3%
"
Sangamo Electric Co.
; 12,650
86
Oct.
25
Sale
120
120 r; 121
144
.
19
Sale
;
1%
44%
16%
10%
'
•>
Lowest
19 '
19
1% Sale
1% Q2%
119
33%
SINCE JAN. 1
Sale Prices
,
Oct ^ ^2
Oct. 11
Oct. 30
29
26
Oct.
Sale
114
...
r
2.450
2.460
r
1
85
2
Oct.
7% Oct.
A
2
Sale
117
119
Common
1
95.000
260 Ross Gear & Tool com......*
V.'
31
5
4
M
100
:
Rolflna Hoa Mills cone pref
7%
3%
3%
83
Co com
10
4,850
52,450 Raytheon Mftf Co com rtc 50c
33,900
0% preferred ▼ tc_.......5
32,190 Reliance Mfg Co Common. 10
"
8 \/l2,700
46%
Sale
•
44.
.11 '
21
!_1%
2
1*0
.....
;
1
•10 *
20
11
19
50.
3%
83
27% Oct.
15% Oct.
% Oct.
16% Sale
10%
3/
Rath Packing
400
,
-
1
VVInterfront com
Plnea
15
Sale Prices
Oct.-22
•10
W*
30
28
55/
15%
33%
6%
com......5
20,300 Potter Co (The) com........ 1
*
76,650 Prima Co common...
9,850 Proceaa Corporation com...*
18,950 Pub Serr of Nor 111 com..... •
Common.
.......60
3,250
5,010
6% preferred
1W
3,340
7% preferred
ltO
22,575 Quaker Oata Co com.........*
/
660
l;
2%
Perfect Circle (The) Co
Pictorial Pap Pkg
29%
26%
Sale
51
...
150
V
Parkei Pen Go (The)
3,800
■;27,000
li '86,800
360
1,600
6,300
1,100
4,700
1,550
2,950
i5H
14%
•
20
1,950
■
It.L....*
Common
29
'
2,000
■
1,560
450
6,750
Convertible preferred....*
,
300
;
!
!
Highest>■'%■
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
; Ask
Bid
>
Oct. 30
Oct.l
1937
Par
••
RANGE
&'•'
Price
Jan. 2
L
STOCKS
1
Jan.
October
~'S
PRICES IN OCTOBER
;
EXCHANGE
tiTOCK
'
65 /
Jan.
May
9% Oct.
2% Oct.
16
Sept.
*'6% Oct.
12% Oct.
»6« Aug.
15% Oct. '
6
7
Jan.
28
July
15
Mar.
8
Mar.
1
8
Aug.
2
Mar.
8
Mar. 31
23% Oct.
'
<
2,750
3,080
19,050
2,100
4,300
64,700
V
70
■
760
Sale
5
2% Sale/
% i
%
4%
5
"22% "23"
39%
Preferred-.........-.....*
40:
2%
2%
4%
11%
1%
%
1%
5%
a
Sale
2% Sale
% i ji
1%
2%
*
7
"
16% Oct. "2i
5
38% Oct,
40%
2U\
Sale
24%
23
140
17
13%
14%
83
320
250
"
17,000
2,250
i,
I'
'
?' ' *
'*
.
4%
37%
5%
38%
21%
■
Sale"
16"" "16%
Williams Oll-O-Matic com..
24
134
14*
f
6,400
6,150
2,550
37,650
...........
value,
t Formerly the A. & K. Petroleum
Stock split-up on a two-for-one basis,
e 60%
c
:
cable
transfers sold on Oct. 1
30 at
Oct.
16.91@16.9iy2.
•
1
134% Oct.
13
6%
6% Oct.
Sale
•5% Oct.
6% Oct.
12% Oct.
19
19
19
11% Oct.
34% Oct.
;
;
,
\
continued to be held steady by the rigid control
Cable transfers on Rome sold at 5.26^@5.26%
5.26% @5.26%
on
close
Oct. 30.
sympathy with sterling, although these currencies
displayed an independent firmness
-domestic and foreign business conditions.
also
20
| Feb.
8
134% Oct.
Feb.
15
;■ ■«■■:■■■■■
13
i Mar. 10
Oct.
•
June
10
1 12
22% Sale
/Oct.
9
29
4
4%
5%
/
6%
12%
4
! Feb.
July
2% Oct.
1
Mar* 6
; Feb. 19
i Jan.
14
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
; Aug.
31
&Ex stock
stock,
position was more or less typical of
The improvement in Sweden was due
The Swedish trade
and on
Exchange on the countries neutral during the war moved
in
6%
8% 1 9
10%
12
35
34
25.8%.
The so^alled free or gold mark was quoted at
40.12% @40.14 on Oct. 1 and at 40.17% @40.20 on Oct. 30.
Italian lire fluctuated only slightly during September as
Oct. 1, and at
Jan.
Oct.
18--
91
19
of Septem¬
ber showed an increase in gold and bullion of 30,000 marks;
for
the ! first quarter of October an increase of 19,000
marks; for.the second quarter a decrease of 83,000 marks,
and for the third quarter an increase of 56,000 marks.
The
Reichsbank statement for the third quarter of October
showed total gold holdings of 70,054,000 marks and a re¬
serve ratio of 1.66%
compared with 806,785,000 marks
on
Dec. 31, 1932, and with a ratio for the same date of
Rome.
'% Oct.
•//■
'■
5
4% Oct.
in the form of blocked marks.
on
26
23
Oct.
14
Jan.
5
4
14
25
4
i Feb. 23
-38% Sept.
••»)
14% OCt.
5% Sale
The Reichsbank statement for the last quarter
at
19
6%
+.
rate
Oct.
6
"
the
-
19
,
were
2% Oct.
24.% Odt.
6 137
Oct.
2% Oct.
of importance
in October.
Official reports relating to German business
and production were uniformly favorable in character, but
outside observers found frequent evidence of uneasiness
with respect to the economic and financial
outlook of
Germany. \
|
•r: It was
disclosed on Oct. 25 that Dr. Hjalmar Schacht
had actually resigned as Minister of Economics.
At the
same
time it was asserted that Dr. Schacht- might be
compelled to remain as President of the Keichsbank after
the expiration of his present term on March 18 because of
the difficulty of finding a successor in whom the general
public could repose complete confidence.
Throughout the month there was increasing evidence of
the
unsatisfactory exchange position of the Reichsbank.
There were also growing signs of dissatisfaction on the
part of various countries which had entered into trade
agreements with the Reich and which experienced difficulty
in improving their own exchange positions owing to ob¬
stacles to the liquidation of their accounts, which for the
most, part
5
Co.; change in title approved by^stockholdersi April 13. 1937. a New
stock dividend paid Aug. 15, 1936. x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights.
at 16.83% @16.84%,
*
Lt.-1
19
5% Sale
Oerman marks presented no new features
v
38% Oct.
6%
(Concluded from page IS)
iV
/,•.
Jan.
"16% Oct" "20
19
Oct.
18
23%
137
y
90
5
% Oct.
2
1%
Mar. 4
July 20
Apr.
9
; Feb.
'
8% Sale
13% Sale
25% Sale
34% Sale
Common
117,050
.....2
49,560 Wood all Indust com
18,420 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..*
166,800 Zenith Radio Corp com...
No par
dividend,
,
90
•
Wisconsin Bankaharea-*-.
♦
19
4% Oct.
11% Oct.
3% Oct.^
V- % Oct.
2% Oct.
Jan.
"I" "19" "18"" "20"
38%
18
14
7% Oct. '
19 " Oct. *
.
•
..........*
26,510 Wahl Co com
..*
58,430 Walgreen Co com
1,720 Ward (Montgom) A Co cl A.*
*
9,200 Wieboldt Stores Inc com
Cum prior preferred.....
170
•
2,700
7,600
'•
....
A* JH
Sale
15%
* Sale
'"2% Sale"
200 Utility Power & Light cl A.l
1,830 Viking Pump Co common...*
50
•
Convertible preferred
/
19
2
17,650 Trane Co (The) common
247,460 Utah Radio Products con.
56,150 Utility A Ind Corp com.....5
due to improved
the Scandinavians.
largely to
a
considerable
showed
that
Re¬
of 1937
expansion in foreign trade.
ports published in October for the first eight months
imports were valued at 1,355,000,000 crowns,
while exports amounted to
1,214,000,000 crowns, an increase
341,300,000 crowns add 290,200,000 crowns, respectively,
over the corresponding period a year ago.
Holland guilders and Swiss francs were exceptionally
steady throughout the month, with futures ruling generally
flat, and sometimes at a slight premium over spot.
For
some months the Dutch equalization fund had been steadily
transferring gold to The Netherlands National Bank, so
that the last statement of the Bank, published toward the
end of October showed gold reserves of 1,330,600,000 guil¬
ders, with reserves practically double the valuation of a
year earlier, when they amounted to 669,000,000 guilders.
During four weeks in October the Dutch reserves increased
65,000,000 guilders, reflecting the inflow of capital into
Holland. The Bank's ratio of gold to total sight liabilities
of
stood at
was
centers
on
Much of the firmness in Swiss exchange
83.5%.
Continental
due to the movement of uneasy funds from
to
the
Swiss banks.
Guilder cable transfers sold
Oct. 1 at 55.28% @55.30, and on Oct.
30 at 55.29@55.29%.
22.97@£2.97%, and
Swiss cable transfers sold on Oct; T at
on
Oct. 30 at 23.11 %'@23.12%.
25.53^@25.55%
were
on
Oct.
Cable transfers on Sweden
1 and 25.58@25.69% on
Oct. 30.
Exchange
on
the South American countries was generally
steady/moving in close sympathy with sterling-dollar rates.
However, toward the middle of the month the free market in
milreis broke sharply.
In explanation of the decline in
Brazilian
exchange the
American-Brazilian Association,
Inc., said that the real causes were a, steady decline in
coffee sales abroad and the trade agreement with countries
.having blocked currency, whichi had deprived Brazil of its
normal z receipts
of.; internationally
acceptable currency.
The Association said:
"An indirect but none the less real
factor is the declaration of the state of war,
make
people in other
of war is
revolt.
with
merely
a
It is hard to
countries understand that the state
police measure and not an evidence of
Internally, Brazil is in a prosperous condition and,
her
enormous
potential resources, is
on
a
perfectly
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1937
October
Shares-
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31--«
AGGREGATE
1936
94,926
758,552
•
■
Bond Sales
e$113,600 IP
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31-----------
680,071
1,821,550
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
PRICES IN OCTOBER
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 2
BONDS
Oct. 1
1937
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS—
Public Impt
.1940
Bid
Ask
Bid
Oct. 30
Ask Bid
4
Lowest
Ask
.
r%
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest
/
Sale Prices
Impt
r
.
•
■
*
4%
"39*4 ~25"~ Sale" "25"" "26""
.
,000
5% series BBB
1944-51
,000 Interstate Co 4*4—....1942
Rear! nrutf A Cham 5U;«
8har«*
STOCKS.
Vrundel
|Q4*
t c...
»
Benesch 8c Sons Co Inc.....*
'Mack 8t Qecker common....*
It©
Rolling Mill
com.
com
Fidelity 9c Deposit
20
Fidelity 9c Guar Fire Corp.lt
Finance Co of Am class A-..*
Class B..
*
100*4
Hill 161*4 zz:
Sale
Sale
100*4
v
99*4 Oct. 20
18*4
19
14
Oct.
19
41
27
Oct.
Oct.
21
1
§*
2
Oct.
1334 Oct.
2134 Sale
87
115
Sale
~70"~ Sale'
Sale
113*4 Sale
.25
122
44*4
1234
123
12*4 Sale
28
Sale
38"
13*4
2
North Amer Oil Co com....
Northern Central Ry
,...50
Owfnga Mills Distillery
14
Oct.
Oct.
54
19
234 Oct.
15
19
21*4 Oct.
22
70
1 *,'! Aug.
2
Oct.
11334 Oct.
14
22
1134
22
Oct.
19
6*4 Oct.
12*4 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
28
36*4 Oct.
12
11
Oct.
62
1
14
Oct.
9
•
Jan.
Jan.
•
Jan.
22
1 I- Sept.
89*4 Jan.
115
Jan.
Oct.
110*4 Oct.
1
5
Oct.
19
6*4 Oct.
50*4 Jan.
Oct.
1
10
Oct.
19
48
19 Ill
Oct.
7
38*4 Oct.
19
1134 Oct.
2
89
Oct.
36*4 Oct.
1
5
2
19 136 -V Apr.
4
6*4 Oct.
22
22
Oct.
•
19
42*4 Oct.
Sept.10
19
42*4 Oct.
22
42*4 Oct.
Feb.
15
25
Jan.
6
4
55
14
22
1934 Oct.
Jan.
15
Oct.
19
26
15
Oct.
15
19
8*4 Oct.
15
*4 Oct.
15
Mar. 13
78
July
15
Oct.
19
Oct.
15
22
8
Jan..
6
3
4834 Jan. 22
1334 Mar. 11
13*4 Feb.
9
7
11
2
90
*4 Oct.
7*4 Oct.
*4 Oct.
11
20
3*4 May 11
38
42*4 Jan.
12*4 Sale
4
Mar.
3
234 Aug.
13«4 Oct.
1
Sept.
Oct.
5
30" "37"'
22
2334 Apr.
27
3
3834
2634
22
Feb. 15
Feb. 25
62
Apr.
24*4 Jan.
4234 Feb.
90
Mar.
1 *4 Jan.
12*4 Jan.
234 Jan.
434 Jan.
4*4 Apr.
J80
July
21
22
24
13
21
15
19
5
27*4
Bale
2
Oct.
19
3
Oct.
15
1
2H
Oct.
19
2
Oct.
19
3*4 Oct.
1
2
Oct.
19
Oct.
11 260
Oct.
11
260
Oct.
11
Sale
16
Oct.
30
20
Oct.
9
16
Oct.
30
41
Sale
22
Oct.
15
25
Oct.
1
22
Oct.
15
2734 Jan. .27
734 Apr. 27
3"
19
25
5
4
Penna Water & Power
*
"67"
162*4
com
Preferred
Phillips Packing Go., pref. 100
com
-----*91*4
61*4 Oct.
90
*4 Oct.
11*4
11*4
Sale
2
92
94
109*4 —i:
10
Bank
2
20
Oct.
13
6
Oct.
4
1
90
7
X Oct.
68
Oct.
2
1
13
Oct.
14
May
Aug.
*
Sept.
19
82
13
Mar.
4
45
June 28
2
18*4 Feb.
2 y Sept. 13
,,
104
Feb.
-1*4 Feb.
95
Feb.
9
9
10
111*4 Mar. 17
103*4 Mar. 1
18*4 Feb. 16
15
Sale
Feb.
18
25
42
June
>aie
18*4 Sale
10 >4
16*4 oaie
Sale
11
Oct.
45
Apr. 24
29*4 Jan. 16
32*4
15*4 Oct.
35*4
....
The official quotations for
exchange on
ranged between 33.00 and 33.07 during Octo¬
between 29.75 and 30.15.
Rio de Janeiro was between 8.73 and
was
The unofficial market in milreis ranged between
5.56
and 6.25,
ties believed the
ties
of
month
gold to
in
.
increasingly
financial
ap¬
authori¬
order
New York
since
37
Feb.
Jan.
10
5
underlying Japanese, financial situation to
be weakening steadily.
amounted
Exchange on the Far Eastern "countries was more or less
disturbed because of the conflict between China and
Japan,
although for the most part the Oriental currencies moved in
close sympathy with sterling.
The Japanese authorities
continued to keep the yen pegged to
sterling at the rate
of Is. 2d. per yen.
However, it was
York
26
Oct.
42*4 Oct.
834 Oct.
134 Sept.
97*4 Oct.
34 Oct.
73
Oct.
19
20
Aug. 18
Jan.
22
17
35
28
sound foundation."
New
Oct.
61
42*4 Oct.
1234 Oct.
95
25
Guar......
19
19
Oct.
*
108
A...10
Preferred
20
68
1234 Sale
134
1*4
97*4 Sale
*4
54
19
42*4 Oct.
834 Oct.
lh Oct.
14
1634
Sale
1
Aug. 3
Sept. 8
Oct. 20
July 23
Aug. 19
4
;
10
89
9*4 Sale
18
42
Amsterdam Casualty.
and
99 * Apr. 14 100
98*4 Sept. 8 98*4
99*4 Oct. 20 99*4
95
July 23 95
100*4 Jan. 25 102*4
25
National Marine Bank.....30
parent that in London
100*4 Sept. 24
96
Aug. 26
93
May
3
72*4 Feb. 11
260
...
range
Oct.
Oct.
93]
Oct.
833
67*4 June
8
6
Mar. 17
22
7
19
42*4 Oct.
72
on
14
104
98
5
Oct.
Sept.
12
100
free market
14
Jan.
2*4 "Sale
Preferred
National
Oct.
4134 Jan.
48
1834 Oct.
110*4 Oct.
10934 11334
46
"434 Sale'
March 9c Miners
Transp
*
Monon W Penn PS 7% oref 26
Mt Vera-Wood) Mills Com 100
Western
100*4 Oct.
634 Oct.
45*4 Sale
45*4
Trust
8c
101
Oct.
Oct.
29
Oct.
1 *4 Oct.
16
Oct"
62
t...*
class
8.86.
20
36
2034 Sale
MS Fidelity
15
22*4 Oct.
83*4 Oct, 18
42*4
Mar Tex
rate
95
18
...25
Mfrs Finance common
1st preferred
The official
25
28
102" ioiZ"oct"25 ioi*4"6c'tT"ii
pref..100
Preferred
The
Oct.
1*4 Sale
3*4 Sale
Humphrey Mfg Co com.....*
Seaboard Comm'l
Class B
Feb.
28 115
25
11
99*4 Oct.
Guilford Realty com.......*
Preferred
......100
Houston Oil preferred
100
New
101 /
8
Oct.
99*4" 101J4
.........
Ga Sou 9c Fla
Ry 1st
ber.
28
14
25*4 Oct.
19
100
...1
........1
General Electric.
Jan.
.>•
preferred
Buenos Aires
20
Oct.
93*4 Oct.
Oil 8c Gas pref
Gas & L 8c Power...
Preferred
11
....
18
Eastern Sugar Assoc
Oct.
22*4 Oct.
98
46
v
Jan.
4 119
Par
Corporation
1st Preferred
14 101
83*4 Oct.
,
95
•
913
Feb.
113*4 May
July
8
6 119
116*4 Aug. 23 116*4 Aug. 23
95
jr
Atlantic Coast L (Conn)...50
Bait Transit Co com » t c
*
30
Oct.
25
47
,000 Interstate Co 5%.
1945
,000 Knoxville Tract 1st 5%.1938
1,315
101
-
1947
May 12
114
,
Marble 6s flat...1950
Southern 8c Fla 5s... 1945
Interstate Bond Co coll tr
Mar. 22
108
Feb. 16 115
Aug. 23
108*4 Jan. 15 108*4 Jan. 15
102
Sept. 9 10634 Jan. 14
5%
38*4
45*4
102*4
113
May 12 116
■
1938
Finance Co of Amer
4%..1942
8
Apr. 16
115
■.
Bait Co 3d school
4*4*
1940
Atlantic Coast Line 5% ctfs
Bait Harrlsburg RR 1st
Bait Transit Co 4s flat.,1975
A 5s flat
1975
B 5s
1975
8 103 24 June
110
•
Dock Impt.......1961
Ext
Sale Prices
116
—
1961
City 4s Engine house....1957
4s Paving Loan
....1951
3*4■ New Sewerage Imp..1980
West
Highest
Sale Prices
103 H June
Annex Improvement.. 1951
4s 3d Sewer Ser
(cpn) '59
7.941
$239,360 '
2,403,960
A-
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
.000
1936
1937
October
99,340
both
to
Japan shipped considerable quanti¬
York and London during the
New
support the yen.
The gold shipped to
the opening of hostilities1 in Shanghai had
to
approximately $200,000,000.
A large part of
by the Japanese authorities into
sterling exchange.
The London silver price on Oct. 1 was
19 13/16d., and on Oct. 30, 19%d;
Hongkong dollars were
this
gold was converted
30.95@31^8
on
Oct. 1 and 31.02@31 3/16 on Oct. 30.
The
was 29.57@25 27/32 on Oct. 1 and 29.41 @
Shanghai dollar
29
23/32
on
Oct.
30.
Yen
checks
sold
Oct. 1 and at 28.92@28.93 on Oct. 30.
at
28.82@28.86
on
,
stock exchange
RANGE of prices on boston
October.
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
In
Boston Term Co 1st
12,543
6,728
95
Series C 6s
21,736
V!
113
>v
1948
100
100
18,326
15,008
1,804
4,000
50
;
439
,
2*.442
260
10
104
'■m in
132
35
::
""495
5,195
fflv
22
581
541
762
>
369
,
6
1st
preferred
Class D 1st pref stamped lOf
8
...100
6%
376
321
:
'
Sept. ^7
3X Oct.
13*4 Oct.
Oct.
19
8
5X Oct.
5X Oct.
22
30
"lx
5
Oct.
28
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
ex Oct.
4
Oct.
Oct.
1
5
12X Oct.
27
2X Oct.
10X Oct.
15
1
2X Oct.
3X Oct.
2X
9X Sale
27
19
"fx
5
60c
3*4
v
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
38
Oct.
14*4 Mar. 25
Mar. 23
10
8
56 X Mar.
Mar.
8
20
Mar. 30
18
Oct.
6
Oct.
Oct.
f
20
Oct.
15
Mar.
21
19
23
Mar.
5
Mar. 30
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
130
May
2X Oct.
3X Oct.
U
383
""200
393
1,044
3,575
320
30
2,650
1,642
■
/
73
865
300
1,641
"l~,6I6
7,462
""980
Preferred
816
72,489
38
34
'v.:
948
25,600
17,655
180 Vew
787
16,591
452,955
River Co
rei.I
&
\
10
100
25,009
574
3,566
? u/-
"5",973
265
3
35
50c
75c
V
N H A
IX
25*4
4X
18*4
,
2*4
40c
50c
23
18
5
19
10
11*4
37*4
38*4
3*4 Sale
:
770
31,259
44,447
4,923
12Xc 25c
%A
2*4
140
-
Sale
112X
470
"3", 840
1,000
355
6,008
325
34,485
225
10
Sale
65c
Sale
5X
65c
100
>■
70c
10 X
24
Oct.
6
Oct.
Oct.
20
23
I«
1,616
1,331
•.
*
*
..
..
.
110 Venezuela Meilcan Oil CrpIO
91 Vermont A Mass Ry Co...100
13,451 Waldorf System Inc
22,958 Warren Bros..
1731
.
2^61
No par value.
i-
x
Warren
mrrwjww
(S
ui
Ex-dividend,
y
"if
17
Sale
29*4 Sale
8
Sale
"lx Sale
25
25*
40 X
Jan.
69
Jan.
5?*
15X
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
.
Oct.
7
Oct.
15
4
Oct.
19
12
53
22
—
Oct. 19 xl32X Oct.
18
Oct.
Oct. 21
28bi Oct. 19 35bi Oct.
.
8X Oct.
V IX Oct.
19
Oct.
IX Oct.
7
19 160
Oct.
__
21
Jan.
26*4 Mar.
28X Oct. 19 47
May
3 101
17c
15c
May 10
3*4
IX Oct.
9
6
Oct. 19
8X Oct. 19
1*4 Oct. 19
50
25
Oct. 15
2
25c
Oct. 19
35c
Oct. 13
18
Oct. 19
Oct.
6
25
Oct.
75c
75c
25c
18
23
18
3
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
35c
13
Sale
13
10
15
30
20
Sale
2X
8X Oct.
Oct.
2X Oct.
16
16
11
2
5
Oct.
17c
16
9
19
19
17c
65c
55c
154 Oct.
Oct.
9
1254 Oct.
2X
Oct.
25
Oct.
50c
Oct,
50c
Oct.
15
15
25
19
15
19
13
19
19
30
Oct.
19
Oct.
7
!§*
19
Oct.
Oct
25
13v
5
Oct.
18
18
21
2
8X Oct.
27
Sale
3
Sale
18
5c
23""Otc~~19
Oct.
AX Oct.
Oct.
23
4
4
34
Mar.
3
19
3
Oct.
16
June
8
2?*
19H
18
21
20
2
2X Oct.
Oct.
2X Oct.
7
.
Mar. 6
Oct. 30
4
Mar. 11
May
1ft
25c
2X Oct.
19
64
Jan.
Feb.
22
1
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
11
2
15
Jan.
14
4
5
19
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
3*4 Jan.
56
18
Mar. 10
Feb.
9
Sept.
19
7
11*4 Apr. 20
Mar. 10
Oct.
19
x6
26
54
2*4 Oct.
10c
12Xc 25c
IX
2X
*"I'"'Oct""i9
i6§li Sale"
105" "Oct: "19
10
"76"" *78"'
3X Sale
Sale
65c
Oct.
70
Oct.
IX Oct.
41e
Oct.
1
113 54
!
15
19
19
10
(.
70
"Oct:"
4
Oct* ^7
Oct.
3X Oct.
75c Oct.
15
22
4
"fx "octT'"20 "10^ "oct: ""2
26
26
5
17
16
24*4
Sale
"~4X Sale"
'
2*4
23X
2X
3*
24 X
2X
12
Sale
MX
Sale
14*4
Sale
3X Sale
45
56
34c
35c
Y
IX
54 X
Sale
33
23 X
2X Sale
12X Sale
14X Sale
87*4c
IX
Oct..
16
6
Oct.
50c
Oct.
26
50c
Oct.
10^ Oct.
19X Oct.
19
19
18X Oct.
29X Oct.
3X
23 X
2X
10h
ex
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
Oct
11
5X Oct.
23^ Oct. i
2X Oct.
12X Oct. 30
15bs Oct.
9
IX Oct.
6
19 142
i0*4
10
26
93
70 i Oct. 15
9*4
IX Oct. 19
2*4
40c
Sept. 22
108
June 16 113*4
4X Oct. 20 29*4
21*4
5
Oct. 16
1*4
50c
July 22
1054 Oct. 19 44 X
19X Oct. 19 50
Oct.
Feb.
105
0
4
1
~28X "29*4
35c
25c
27 X
28
30
23
89 X
Sale
42 X
IX
IX Sale
IX
2
7
7X
76
41X
IX
39
27
131
—
,
IX
IX
.
5
117
Sale
Sale
Sale
2X
5X
129
9
17
11
4
Sale
35
36
OO
Sale
OfctlC
0
Name changed to Boston Edison
9*4
Co.
1
14
16
19
Oct., 19
3X
22*6
2X
10*6
ex
1
2
19
20
1
19
19
Sept. 25
35c
25
73*4 Sale
39X
40X
98c
IX
3X
117
9
4X
30
99c
2
5
Sale
9X
Sale
35
27X Oct.
33X
Oct:"
30c
30c
Oct.
29
Oct.
Oct.
22^ Oct.
64X Oct.
38X Oct.
Oct.
19
2
Oct.
20
117" ""Oct: "30
30
Oct.
19
18
21
26
Jan. 11
Mar.
8
Mar. 31
Mar. 17
Jan.
8
May 24
Jan. 18
Jan.
9
Mar. 17
ar. 11
,S3
ar. 11
11*4
Jan. 12
25
Jan. 25
3
Feb. 20
16
~
33% Jan.
Feb.
9
19
18
27X Oct.
19
41*4 May 21
Mar. 11v
Mar. 10
25c
51c
1
15
117
OCt:
9X Oct.
4X Oct.
30
4
1
117
1
30
Oct.
15
4
Feb.
Feb.
154 Oct.
2X Oct.
36
Feb.
Mar.
16
22X
64)4
36X
IX
76X Oct.
3924 Oct.
51c
7X Oct.
2X Oct.
4
22
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Mar. 16
Jan.
50
20c
16*4
■
15c" "I"
24
4
Jan,
Jan.
7
Oct.
15
2%
5
18
Jan.
June 29
19
18
19
Jan.
Sept. 16
®32 Mar.
! 10*1
.
f» rc \jQ com
A Co
10 X Jan.
81
5X Oct.
"50c" "75c
60c
~~~X %X
41
42
50
.
..
Feb.
4
12
29 X
»tk
com.
1
SX Oct.
*ii"' "7*4 Sale
14
Elec Secur
2d preferred
75
8
j*
rap
19
Oct.
100
110*4
22*4
Webster tnr
12
11
15
4X Oct .19
X Oct. 21
2% Oct. 19
51
Oct. 20
Jan.
15
15
3
19.075 rorrington Co (New)
27,665 Union Copper Ld A Min Co 25
10,869 Union Twist Drill.i
5
nited Shoe Mach
44,600
Corp"l52
Preferred.
4,484
35
32,345 Utah Apes Mining.ft
»
356,847 'tab Metal A Tunnel
4,148 Venezuela Holding Corp
1
12
Sale
65
Shawmut Assn T C
Suburban
2X
14
•
455
5
AX
7
Sale
teece Folding Mach Co
12
Jan.
x53X Feb.
6X
X>
Sale
union)
•tone A
36
34
10
Dominion Co
Jan.
•
124
25c
53" "SB*"
91
'
4,627
11,021
2%
2%
'
550
-
16*4
13X
40
11
26
Certificates of deposit.
Ho
3X
3*4
(oo
Hartford.__""l06
"lortb Butts
It
4
,
....100
com
Preferred
v
19
29
19
-...
*
8,461 Pacific Mills
""*00
15,405 Pennsylvania RR.....
50
Rights
65,453
......I.
56,545 Quincy Mining Co
"
25
2,721 teece Button Hole Msch. 10
1,325
4.905
13
26
Sale
2
50
1
aOfl
342 Northern RR (N H)
"l~,248
10
2
"lx ""I
Co."Mi
pref....
Knflanri Tel
.
23
Sale
1!8
0
18
Jan. 13
Feb.
6
1 151
7*4 Feb. 10
27
Oct.
IX
2
7X Sale
12X Sale
1*4
3
33 •"
2
8
National Tunnel A Mines..*
V E Gas A El Assn
-ew
—-
-
1.-.
12
13 X
....
250
3,232
18
15c
71,716 isle Royal Copper
new>
Theatres
1,388
22,334 tfalne Central
"loo
Preferred
6,781
100
'
25,348 'tans titll Associates ?t«
4,536 dayflower-Old Col Copper.25
7,806 •eraenrbaler Linotype
63,439 Varragansett Rac'g Assn Incl
9,167 ^at Service Co com shs t C...1
"
24*4 Mar.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
129
Sale
2X
14
IX
B
396 Int'l Button Hole Mach
Mar.
8
Mar. 27
19
29
101
...»
........
Sale
35 X
6,127
.......II""""*
10,866 Helvetia Oil Co tr~c"tfsl"~l""l
Class
90
3,545
128 X
17 X
.
4
20
7
13
Apr.
.
2,996
2,305
*
4
24
4
1
7
11
Oct.
8
19
19
ex
5X
7X
10X
13
14
Oct.
8*
4
0
30*4 Jan.
10*4 Mar. 23
15
30
46
14 X
26X Oct.
19
3X
4*4
2*4
5*4
-
19
20
Oct.
2
Sept. 29
',4.
4
20
W Oct.
30c
4
8
36
7
U4X
3X
4X
30
8
21
Oct.
51
1
X
27
35
Oct. "19
Oct.
2X Oct.
55 X
35
lb*
31H
1,092 Economy Grocery Stores
•
30,392 Edison Blec illumination. 10<
19,352 Employers' Group Assoc TC'
4,357 '-eneral Capital Com
f'
17 General Stockyards Corp pf_*
805 Georgian Inc (The) com
*
A
preferred
...20
1,899
*
8,309 Gilchrist Co
20,609 Gillette Safety Razor Co..". *
*
2,285 Hathaway Bakeries cl A
25c
4
58
4
...ll*
fX
Sale
20c
75c
4
Sept. 29
4
22
Oct.
8
15
Jan.
19
1
4
9
20
Jan
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
4
7X Oct.
lX Oct.
7
Oct.
Jan
Feb.
28 115
Jan.
19 147
20
69 X Mar.
Oct.
Oct.
:
SB
30
Oct.
87
7
Jan.
19 187 X
18
22
5X Oct.
5X Oct.
ex
5X
7X
10H
42
101
.....
18
Oct.
ex Oct.
Oct.
4
1
5?*
Lines. Inc......*
Preferred
513
Oct.
16
139X Oct.
95
Sale
8
25c
95
101
21
1
l^t
Adjustment
Eastern SS
Oct.
Oct.
3
iiX:
3
Sale
2X
10 X
100
Preferred B
2,090
4,156
12,910
1,350
.....
Oct.
13X Oct.
4
131
—
..25
Cum preferred
Oct.
-
~6X
12
.10
Bast Mass St Ry Co.......100
First preferred
.....lOf
2,880
V
Oct.
100
115
21
3
5X
10
6*4
Sale
15
89
Oct.
13
6
5X
5X
9
100
1st pref class D
5
6
1
2
28
7
5
5X
100
pref class C
7;
12
7
Class C 1st praf stamped 100
8,315
8.145
?
1,388
4
6X
X
Class A 1st prsf stampadlSO
1st preferred class A
100
Class B 1st praf stamped 100
1st
Sale
Sale
11
Oct.
56
87
2X
15 X Sale
5X Sale
5
3X
5X Sale
Jan. 28
Feb. 23
Jan.
4
Jan.
7
104
X Oct.
70
Oct.
J*
162 X Oct.
"5X
5
3
pref .............10(1
1
Oct.
139X Oct.
W Sale
3*4
jet
JIlOO
Oct.
X Oct.
13
Oct.
80c
70c
2
Sale
113
Sale
55X 53 X Sale
20 X Sale
22 ;
2*4
55X
89,120 Copper Range Co
3ft
»
5,540 East Boston Co
5,428 Eastern Gas A Fuel Assn com
Cum Prior pref... 100
7,086
200
16
Sale
28
26
18
95*4 May 17
88
Sept. 24 101
90c
iiH
21
3
stpd.lOc
Preferred
824 Cliff Mining Co
"Y,795
70c
2
19X
114
6,256 tost on Personal Prop Tr
*
y 653 Boston A Providence..... 100
8,658 •trown A Durrel Co common
71,434 Calumet A Hecla .........3ft
649
90c
162 X Sale
100
103
|«<>
Common
Class B
Oct.
78 Sm
IX
Boston Herald Traveler Corp*
789
1,092
99*4
15
Boston A Mains pref
80
18
78
-----
80c
*
Boston Elevated
Prior
Oct.
preferred...50
First preferred
30,507
24,571
4,122
■>-y, 7,455
1.144
2,399
&:i-> 670
2,805
Oct.
76
Oct.
Par
Amer Pneumatic Service
345
"
67
80
A mar Telep & Teleg
100
606 Bigelow-San Garpat praf.106
7,671 Boston fc Albany...
100
2,055
1,365
Highest
Sale Prices
6
76
80
72
80
80
98,095
.
825
1
--.....-1948
Series O As
2,194
Lowest
Sale Prices
73"r:"75 " "65*" '72"" "67" "Oct: "26 "73" Oct:*"7
75*4
94
non-cum
Highest
Sale Prices
^Lowest
103*4 Jan.
194?
6%
1936
$17,450
1,021,800
RANOE SINCE JAN. 1
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
"§7*4:::::
1940
r»a
Series B Ss
STOCKS
898
780
'
Ask
3*4s_1947
East Mas* stKM set A •
Share*
Share*
—
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Oct. 30
Oct. 1
1937
Bid'
4,000
301,000
98,650
15,200
4,750
6,150
*
BONDS
.f
12:066
"
;
$18,150
326,360
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
%
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
=
1937
;
Price
Since
October
551,667
5,395,093
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
sales
Bond Sales
:'v'
October
1936
,
766,474
5,588,327
Shares_
-i
aqqreqate
i
1937
StockSales
1)4
4X
7X
2X
2
Oct. 19 33
Oct. 19 98
Apr. 28 46*4
6*4
Jan.
7
2*4
Oct. 19
Apr, 20
Sept. 21
Oct. 30 130
Oct. 19
Oct. 18
46
Oct. 21
Aug.
?B
iSB
Jan.
29
Jan.
25
Feb.
23
7
2
June
Mar
Jan% 21
Apr. 21
Feb.
Jan.
Feb
11
15
5
'J!..1
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
RECORD
\
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH
STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
♦
AGGREGATE
In
SALES
S
2,116,530
Shares
4,559 \lle|benr Steel
40
2,982
-
"3,798
/
937
Oct. 30
Ask Bid
Sale
110
•
Ask
'
110
25% Sale
.
1937
Lowest
10
10%
...»
47 X
Sale
45X
"16 X Sale
*
80
'
28,939
1,034
836
882
725
"2",410
15,463
"3",986
34,950
7,505
19,716
58.580
8,716
100
1'6 X
Sale'
14X Oct.
19
3X Oct.
OX Oct.
31X Oct.
1%
Sale
5%
4
14" Sale*
2,130
8,945
3,812
■
50
60
19,666
1,325
Consol Ice Co common..
108
35
246
8,500
1,000
"l'X Sale'
,
;:.U'
\
7,499
Copperweld
4
4%
Crandall McK A Hand..
Devonian Oil
*
..
.......
Electric
Products
Foltansbee Bros pref
Fort Pitt
100
Brewing
—1
"arb-Walker Refrac
Home
—*
(Jos)
Preferred
14
18
Oct.
Sale
18
10
31
1
Sale
Sale!
1X
20
13%
Sale
85c
20
21
•
.
""773
7,400
325
"l",666
17,385
46,305
25
445
200
8,127
1,945
Renner Co
i
.........
93
97
107"" Sale"
40
106" Sale
11% Sale
2
19
Oct.
1
Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
...
San Toy Mining........
149,334 Shamrock Oil A Gas..
6% Preferred
6% preferred........
Rights
25% Oct.
bct"i§
21" "Oct"
11% Oct.
5
60c
11
Oct.
Mar.
Oct.
Jan.
15
70c
16
12
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
75c
8
19
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
20
Oct.
Aug. 24
Oct.
Oct.
19
85c
Oct.
Oct.
18% Oct.
19
Jan.
Jan.
30% Oct.
Oct.
35
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept."
30
8
1%
25%
8X
IX
5c
8c
19
1
Oct.
16
4
Sale
44% Oct.
3% Oct.
1% Oct;
Oct.
16
19
19
25
22% Oct.
19
Sale
22
1
>|
7c
7c
5c
Oct.
18
6c
10c
10c
Oct.
8
10c
4
3
2% Oct.
21
30X
6c
22
27
"l8% Sale"
"13% "13%
107X
10 X
Sale"
Sale
19 X
IX
IX
IX
2c
3c
2c
6%
4
Sale
8
10
Sale
..100
—
,
1,961 Waverly Oil Works—CI. "A"*
29,466 Westlnghouse Air Brake
*
6,994 Westghouse El A Mfg..
80
Sale
Oct.
20
20
3c-
100
Oct.
8%
1 %
81%
4%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
Sale
"l8% "19%
14
9X
8
::::: "95"
6X
176,084
5,565 Standard Steel Spring..
1,322
,-i.i*
11,950 United Engine it Pdy
!I"5
5,521 United States Glass
...25
3,150 Vanadium Alloy Steel......*
61,526 Victor Brewing Co..
I
23
30
1
.10
25
15c
5% Oct.
IX
7
Oct.
12% Oct.
IX
2X
2c
19
1
Oct.
19
3
2% Oct.
8
~~3c
Oct.
"4
2% Oct.
19
2c
Oct.
30
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9% Oct.
50
1.00
75c
2%
55
85c
3
28%
14
14
2
9
Aug. 18
July 27
Oct.
9% Oct.
Feb.
4
Mar. 12
Feb.
4
Mar. 8
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
"20% "Oct?" "4
Apr.
1% Oct.
2% Oct.
22
Oct.
Oct.
Mar. 11
May 12
2c
July
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
4
Jan.
Oct.
18
Oct.
Jan.
Feb.
30
16
16
12
19
36% Oct.
Jan.
28
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
May
Oct.
25
June
10
17
5
Mar. 3
Feb. 13
2
65c
3
Sale
30
June
Oct.
23% Oct.
-----
95c
11
11
Sept.
Aug.
May
9
44
16
15
5
May 11
Oct.
100
...
11
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
"29X Sale"
...
Feb.
3% Oct.
30
25
Sept. 27
2
28
Oct.
19 107% Oct.
19
10% Oct.
19
8% Oct.
IX
3X• Sale
7
9X
....
27
23
5
Sept.10
Jan.
Oct,
3% Oct.
1% Oct.
6c
3%
Oct.
30
Mar. 9
Aug. 24
8% Oct.
1% Oct.
50% Oct.
10c
4c
3%
35
"29""
6
5% Oct.
IX
25
Oct.
9
Sale
Sale
—
.....
35
2
.....
7
3X
8%
40
104""::::: loo" octris ioe'^oct;
49
"~7% Sale"
1
—
17
i
Feb.*
23
Mar. 10
7
Jan. 27
Feb. 25
Feb. 16
Mar. 3
Feb. 13
Jan. 14
Apr. 6
Apr.
5
Aug. 19
Jan.
4
Feb.
8
Feb. 26
Feb.' 3
July
May
4% Oct"
9% Oct.
6
8
13
Mar. 12
July
8
Oct.
July'
"2""Oct:"i
19
19
8% Sale
IX
2
Sale
*
common
141,743
170
7,015
100
......
1,315 Reymer & Bros
2,295 Ruud Mfg
5,386
1,182
2,972
Preferred
4,967 Plymouth Oil Co...........5
,
11
13% Oct.
Oct.
30% Sale
100
13,729 Pittsburgh Oil A Gul
5
2,696 Pittsburgh Plate Glass....25
37,892 Pitts Screw A Bolt Corp
•
14,674 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry..*
263
Feb.
Jan.
110
..
585
Mar.
May 26
i6%"bct"?*4
14% Sale
11%
11
4%% Preferred........50
com..
:
80c
.100
...
21%
16
100
common
Preferred
21
_
7,233
1,140
4% Oct.
20 X Oct.
16
19
•
com.
Preferred..............100
111
5,416 ■'Ittnhuriib Rnrllnfti
._1
1,333
Oct.
May
Oct.
6% Oct.
47% Oct.
3X Oct' 19
9X
Steel.........10
285 Pittsburgh Coal Co
20
45
1
Oct" 13
Mar.
.
1,342
55
4
Mar.
Jan.
90c
*
151,220 Phoenix Oil com.........25c
24,890
Preferred...
.......-...1
16,235 Pittsburg Brewing
1,225
12 111
Feb.
.
19,399
6,800
25% Oct.
Preferred
119,642 Lone Star Gaa
•
47,665 McKInney Manufacturing..*
5,898 Meata Machine
&
202,484 Mountain Fuel Supply
..10
68.581 Nat Flreprooflng Corp com. 5
1,095 Penn Federal Corp common.*
594
108% Jan.
*
Columbia Gas A Electric...*
100 Jones &
Laughlln StT pref 100
6,511 Koppers Gas k Coke pref. I*1
'""803
13
1
625 Jeannette Glass
preferredlOO
•
Highest
Sale Prices
4
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
2% Sale
.
10
212 Duff-Norton Mfg
Co........*
Duquesne Brewing.........5
320
Lowest
Sale Prices
20 110% Oct.
...
635 Central Ohio Steel Prod
17,032 Clark (D L) Candy
4,759
Highest
Sale Prices
-
109% Oct'.
$5^000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
......
1,732 Byera (A M)
1,535
1936
>$6,000
24,000
Sale Prices
21X Sale
8% Sale
10 CalorizlngCo
preferred....25
212,803 Carnegie Metals
1
155,460
Rights
25",629
Bid
*
12,579 Armerrnno Cork Co..
69,692
Rights
18,759 Blaw-Anm Co
,
_
STOCKS
10
Preferred..............100
4,350 irlBOMi Nat Gaa Corp
.,.*
3,872
Preferred
10
"""165
Oct. 1
Ask
«94«>
...
__
Jan. 1 to Oct. 30
PRICES IN OCTOBER
1937
Bid
6i
Bond Sales
October
Price
Jan. 2
BONDS
Shares
2,601
2,313,122
PITTSBURGH
STOCK EXCHANGE
1
24,000 Pittsburgh Brewing
6,000
1936
265,255
j,
Shares
Since
Jan. 1
October
1937
273,330
-
October
Jan. 1 to Oct. 30__-,
28%
104%
52
Sale
5
Sale
Sale
Oct.
22
2
Oct.
Oct.
40
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
19
50
80c
Oct.
60c
Oct.
Sept.
3% Oct.
19
4
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
29% Oct.
Oct.
25 117% Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
4
Feb. 23
Mar.
8
Jan. 22
18
Oct.
89% Oct.
19
;
8
UNLISTED.
10
977
*
771 Lone Star Gas 4%% pref.100
7,683 PennroodCorpv tc
.1
No par value
*
112
113%
110% 113% Oct.
2% Oct.
.4 113% Oct.
19
3% Oct.
4
111
Apr. 29 113% Oct.*
2% Oct. 19
5% Mar.
2
Ex-dlvldend.
4
8
L/3
*'*
»*♦
/
./ ;v
••
■•
•••
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK
1937
October
- -——- - - -
In
Jan. 1
3,800
7.135
31,159
405
;
574
A
2,104
4,187
8,405
:
:
w
580
9,730
?
♦
•
1,249
1,590
552
i
Par
Ask
Bid
$
lH
Lowest
Ask
Bid
1
<7,985 Allen Elec 8c Equipment
"l! "T)4
60,026 Auto City Brewing common
Sale
93
206,285 Baldwin Rubber common...1
44
41
5
i 3,748 Bohn Aluminum 8c Brass
4,870 Bower Roller Bearing......5
52
54
12,695 Hrlgga Mfg Co common
31X
33X
19,297 Burroughs Adding Mach.
7
Sale
Burry Biscuit Corp
12 He
42,193
i
14X
17X
4,243 Capital City Products
/ 1
100 Casco Products Corp
Chamberlin Metal Weather
UH
1554
9,970
Strip Co common.........5
114
5 112
33,726 Chrysler Corp common
22
23 X
I
9,741 Consolidated Paper com—10
1
12,869 < Continental Motors com
/■ ? 2,582 Crowley, Mllner 8c Co com..*
2,918 Cunningham Drug Sts._2.50
Delsel Wemmer Glib com.. 10
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
19
18
5)| Oct. 19
20X Oct. 18
IX
X
10)4
33)4
24 X
31M
24 X
3X
10
IX Oct.
X Oct.
2
n
Highest
Salt Price*
1
10
22
23 X
30
20 X
32
Oct.
25
24
Oct.
20
16
Oct.
Sale
Sale
3
3H
.....10)4
"3"
13
2
Oct.
19
19
10
Oct.
20
Oct.
8)4 Oct.
15
Oct.
19
15)4 Oct.
IX Oct.
4)4 Oct.
18
19
19
IX
%7
23
Oct.
20
Oct.
19
Oct.
37,971
67,426
i "
5,509
1.896
300
■
Detroit
Detroit
■y.
1,835
U 2,985
4,413
"
740
,
,
4,400
.1,785
•
23,070
200
i:
:
■
100
5,172
22,714
38,425
43,995
3,700
4,554
.
Gray Iron Fdy
1
common.1
Detroit Mich Stove
Detroit Paper
Products.....!
5
Products.....*
Detroit Steel Corp com
Steel
82,774
I,495
7,361
68,114
131,568
121,156
132,851
35,079
19,169
Gar Wood Industries com
3
Gemmer Mfg Co class A.....*
Class B
♦
General Finance Corp com
General Motors com
19
Goebel Brewing Co com
1
Graham-Paige Motor com_.l
Grand Valley Brew common. 1
all Lamp com .
50
•
32,847 Hoover Steel Ball com...
19
7,339 Hosklns Mfg Co common.2.50
Sale
8
8
Sale
UK
19
558,Houdaille-Hershey class A..*
Class B—
•
*4*115
10,547
63,385
261,962
84,176
97,281
30,406
19,007
7 ;995
30,443
7.500
4,222
2,080
,
300
12,936
2,150
26,572
2,796
1,567
1.585
12,939 McClanahan Refineries.....1
3,992 Mich Steel Tube Prod....3,50
,
*
'
670
33,329
535
Hurd Lock & Mfg Co com..l
Kingston Products Corp....1
Klnsel Drug Co com....
I
Kresge (S 8) Co com.......19
Lakey Fdy Ac Mach common. 1
4,451 Mahon (R Q class A pref...*
4,605
10,862
18,686
1,119
29,545
14,657
1,258
2,901
9,995
2,125
6,293
8,125
8,175
4,635
2,741
34,878
■
56,119 Michigan Sugar com
*
3,381
Preferred....
......10
20,200 Mlcromatlc Hone Corp...__l
55,299 Mid-West Abrasive com
50c
81.334 Moore (Tom) DistlUery Co..l
v 7,955 Motor Products Corp com..
10,200 Motor Wheel com
....
8
67,743 Murray Corp common.... .10
14,626 Muskegon Piston Rg com 3.50
Oct.
7
55
Oct.
19
4
4
Oct.
8
15)4
IX
4X
18)4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
18
Oct.
19
18
Mar. 23
m Jan.
5
Feb.
10
Mar.
25)4 Feb.
4
15
25X Apr.
6
19
i!S
II,579
35
366
174,273 Tivell
1,985
4,699
200
2,360
12,475
145
•
l imken Axle com
Preferred
Sale
9
8X
19
16
1%
5
63
I
"16X ~17H
25
Sale
154 Sale
6)4 Sale
1X Sale
29
6X
23)4
30
6X
24 X
"_4r" "4)4
IX
2
Sale
Sale
15
1PTP
23
23
18
20)4
r Sold for
5X Oct.
8)4 Oct.
2)4 Oct.
13 X Oct.
7
11
4)4 Oct.
5
4X Oct.
7
Oct,
IX Oct.
15)4 Oct.
2
2
13
Oct.
28
18
19
19
19
33
4X
7X
8)4
9
Oct.
12
Oct.
1
35X Feb.
11X Feb. 18
Oct.
1
Oct.
16
Oct.
Oct.
18
2
15
2X Feb. 18
21X July
|24
1934 Feb.
1
4)4 Oct. 19
2
4)4 Oct.
33 X Oct.
Feb.
9
19
19
Oct. 21
13
9
14
Jan. 21
27 X Mar. 10
23
Jan. 18
33 X Oct.
12
Jan.
20
43
Mar. 2
29 X Mar. 15
5)4 June
2
4X
4)4
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
42 X
32
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
2X
IX
X
2)4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
19
2)4 Oct.
19
9
Oct.
Oct.
15
15
11
Jan. 25
Apr. 13
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
Oct.
Oct.
19
22
Feb.
1
Oct.
4
Oct.
14
22 X July
41
Feb.
20
27 X Feb.
23
Feb.
Feb.
11
8X Feb.
9
2
4X
44X
3X Sale
234 Sale
3X
4
2X Sale
X
X
4
4X
9
%
3X
10X
11X
16
20
15
19
"
-
%
Oct.
19
4
Oct.
% Sale
3X Sale
X
Sale
9
9X Sale
X Oct.
19
19
2
Oct.
19
X Oct.
16X Oct.
2X Oct.
19
19
19
% Sale
20
17 X
'
w—
3)4 Sale
4)4
23
25 X
IX Sale
IX Sale
22
24 X
IX Sale
IX
3X
% Sale
X* Sale
A
JX
&
1
9
16
X Sale
3X
4
2X
3X
IX
IX
2X Sale
Sale
Sale
15)4 Sale"
8
Sale
8)4—13)4
16)4 -—16)4
6
7H
Sale
Sale
14X
"15"
6)4
35X
33)4
13 X
3X
.....
4
4X
26 X
5X
18
Sale
3X
3X
3X
4X
24 X
4
II"! "22"
5
6X
2X Sale
19
30
19
Oct.
4)4 Oct.
Oct.
IX Oct.
IX Oct.
11
19
19
1
10
Oct.
X Oct.
28
19
4X Oct.
3)4 Oct.
15
7
13
22
Oct.
1
2)4 Oct.
19X Oct.
2
2
25
4
Oct.
17 X Oct.
14
4
Oct.
8)4 Oct.
4
18
29
19
19
20
16
28
29
18
19
Oct.
18
12
4
Oct.
Oct.
20
19
July
2
Oct.
4
4
Oct.
Oct.
26
28
Oct.
6
14
Oct.
s74
Oct.
Oct.
3X Oct.
2X Oct.
6
4
Oct.
21
~
4%
Jan.
8
9)4 Feb.
2
28
Apr.
2«
4)
13
23
18
IX
7X
4X
4X
15
109
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct. 22
22 109
4)4 Oct, 2
19
13
Oct.
8)4 Oct.
d
3X Oct.
6X Oct.
19
21
6
Oct.
5
7)4 Oct.
6
4X Oct.
IX Oct.
19
19
5)4 Oct.
18
3
Oct.
1
Oct.
13
19
Oct.
13
Oct.
9
Jan.
20
18
8
2
Feb.
Jan.
19
Feb.
Feb.
18
11
22
4
25
8
10
22
9
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
4
111)4 Aug. 24
102 X July
2
Oct.,
10
19
354 Oct. 19
6)4 Oct. 21
30
Sept. 24
15
Mar.
Mar. 11
Jan. 23
Feb.
103
Mar.
37 X Jan.
28 X Feb.
Oct.
5X Oct.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19*
27
2)4 Oct.
98
Aug.
37X Jan.
17
Jan.
11
8
35*
Oct.
23
18
5
15
14
10
20X Feb.
21X Jan.
5
15
2
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
8
Feb. 10
37 X Aug. 16
26
Feb. 17
m
Oct.
5X Oct.
16)4 Oct.
2
13
19X Aug. 18
Aug. 13
Otc.
27
13
154 Jan.
291
Oct.
Oct.
X Mar. 16
29 X Mar. 15
19
7
28
3X Oct.
4
5)4 Oct. 19
2)4 Feb. 18
2
P
Oct.
Feb. 11
Feb. 18
4X Jan. 22
70
8
m
1054 Oct.
2X Oct.
Oct.
2)1
20
Oct.
33
r
1)4 Sept.
X Oct.
h Oct.
754 Oct.
X Oct.
3X Oct.
2X June
1)4 Oct.
IX Oct.
22 X Oct.
Oct.
28
Oct.
14
Oct.
10 X Oct.
13
2X Sale
15)4
20
19
19
19
13
18
12
4
16)4
"22"
"~5)f Sale
19
IX June 17
20i
I % Oct,
1
1)4 Otc. 13
Oct.
7X
6X
% Ex-dividend
20
15
4)4 Sale
6%
14
34
Oct.
4X Oct.
% Oct.
20X
26
109
8XA;9h
6
19
r
...
4)4 Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct,
19
X Oct.
2
Oct.
X Oct.
16X Oct.
2)4 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
...-
-
120
IX
IX
X
X
7X
X
3X
2X
IX
IX
9
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
20
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
17
10
2)4
3X
22X
2X
5X
28
Sale
23 X
19
2
Sale
92
108
9
Sept. 24
::::: "iix
Sale
4X
10
17
14
25
18
Oct.
*
40
17 X
10 X
X
3X
10X
9
33 X
cash.
Oct. 28
Oct.
5
Oct.
1
Oct.
6
50X
4X
48
2X Sale
35)4
2
X Jan.
4
As May 20
7
98
Oct. 20 145)4 Jan.
3)4 May 24
IX Oct. 19
11
Feb.
8
2
Oct. 19
10
Jan. 16
2)4 Oct. 16
Feb. 19
15
Oct. 18 28
22
Oct. 20 63 X Feb. 19
18
7 X Sale
29 *
35 H
2
16)4
19X
4X
4)4
16)4
3
21
18
20
Oct.
m.
34)4
Oct.
Oct.
4)4-—
Hill "42"
23 X
18 X
Oct.
10)4
15
11X Sale
Oct.
3X
4)4
18 X
30
18
Apr.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2)4 Oct.
3
Oct.
1
Oct.
13
20 X
-
61
15
Sale
5
8X Sale
33 X
38
is
...100
delivery tales,
Oct.
2)4 Oct.
....
15
Brewing Co common.1
a Deferred
19
2
22
11
Oct.
2
IX Oct.
3X Sale
3X Sale
17
19
3X
4X
Sale
4X
18 X
"ix ""Ix
9,666 Union Investment Co com..*
21,321 United Shirt Distributors..*
200 United Specialties com
.1
8,601 U S Graphite Co
.....10
201 U S Radiator com....
1
100
6% preferred...........50
15,356 Universal Cooler class A
•
63,436
Class B.
•
1,087 Universal Product com
•
No par value,
IX
334
Oct.
1
X Oct.
20 105
98
3)4 Mar. 22
I# Oct.
1)4 Oct.
IX Oct. 18
>5 Oct. 20
101
Sale
IX Sale
2X
25
20
113,162 Packard Motor Co com.
•
66,616 Parke Davis * Co
•
9,219 barker Rust Proof com..2.50
35,117 Parker Wolverine Co com...*
137,035 Peninsular Metal Products. 1
9,582 Ffeiffer Brewing Co com
»
37,799 Prudential Investing Corp.)
59,696 Rao Motor com....
.....5
63,211 Rickel (H W) Ac Co common.2
60,325 River Raisin Paper com
r*
s
9,759 ■» cotton Dillon com..
..19
164,307 Standard Tube Co class B...1
4,400 Stearns (Frederick) com
»
475
5% cum part pref......100
182 Sutherland Paper Co
10
1,145
36,191
..*
161,376 Masco Screw Products......!
9,283 McAleer Mfg Co com
...»
211,416 McClanahan Oil Co com____l
345
1
Hudson Motor Car,...
IX Sale
X Sale
X
% Sale
105
5X
380 Home Dairy class A........*
3,394
1,267
,
—150X
...IK
1,181 Baton Manufac'g Co com...4
3,926 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner....*
4,537 Ex-Cello Corporation.......3
25,823 Federal Mogul common
24,503 Federal Motor Truck com...*
2,095 Federal Screw Works com—*
52,746 Frankenmuth Brewing com.l
1
5,180 Fruehauf Trailer Co com
552
'
Detroit Edison com
1,170
15,665
v
Detroit Cripple
8,050
55,238
42,096
28.096
v
13,557
,
Sale
com..10
Creek G M..1
Detroit 8c Clevel Nav
Mar. 12
Mar.
3
20
8)4 Oct. 15
13
9
Feb.
16)4 Sept. 27
X Oct.
17
17 X
15X
20
Oct.
18
19
18
25
Oct.
23
55
17 X
3
16
10
Oct.
19
Oct.
16)4 Sept. 27
93
90
Oct.
3
July 22
2)4 Feb. 18
1534 Feb. 19
47
Feb. 27
34)4 Aug. 11
56 X Jan. 14
35
Jan. 21
7)4 Mar. 8
IX Oct.
Oct.
2
Oct,
2
Oct.
4
Oct. 13
Oct. 13
Oct.
8
Oct.
6
Oct.
4
Oct. 20
v458
3,595
3,600
1,376
5,900
JAN 1.
Sale Prices
Oct. 30
Oct.l
1937
<
(JA
6,832,998
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN OCTOBER
,
100
f
1936
1937
Shares_ 4,317,629
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
Price
STOCKS
Share*
Share*
>
_
EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
V
Jan. 2
Since
October
Shares
510,774
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AQOREQATE
-
1936
700,468
Stock Sales
Feb.
13
Jan. 18
Feb.
5
11
19
7X Oct. 26
Feb. 12
38
15
Mar. 16
29
Mar. 1
1
4X Oct.
IX Oct.
19
9
Feb.
19
8
Oct.
13
35
Mar. 25
Feb.
19
if
Nov., 1937]
AGGREGATE
DETROIT
DETROIT
SALES
October
Since
Jan 1"
Shares
..
li-
I
MtOCKS Ss iS^Si7
Walker & Go class A.......*
Glass B..
4.801
6.112
I
Warner Aircraft
5,941
ii
Lowest
Wayne Screw Prod
2,500
670
Sale Prices
20
2
Wolverine Brewing Co com..1
Wolverine Tube Co com
2
Corp com.„l
Oct.
19
Oct.
% Oct.
19
19
2% Oct.19
% Oct. 19
6% Oct. 23
4
com
Highest
Sale Prices
1.146
i
RANGE SINCE JAN.
^ Price
Shares
■r
61
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN OCTOBER
STOCK EXCHANGE—
In
STOCK
24
Oct.
3% Oct.
% Oct.
% Oct.
9% Oct.
....
J liiii
FW#
MIHf
—
Jill!,
Jp,
Feb.
Feb.
F«b>
May
F<&.
v-I
12% Oct.
21
36%
,1%
10%
32%
..5
com
Commonw 8c Southern Corp *
Consolidated OH Co
•
General Poods Corp........*
Hupp Motor Car Corp
1
Kennecott Copper Corp.
*
18 186%
Sept. 13
Oct.
6
Oct. 19
Oct. 13
Oct.
7
«•!•■
,
29% Feb,
Jan?
27% Jan J
49% Aug;
4% Jan.
17% Mar.
44% Feb.|
19
4% Aug.
41% Oct.
5
14
68% Mar;
24% Jan.|
Oct.
17
4% Oct.. 19x24%
16% Sept. 26 26%
Corp..*
100
Jin.1
Feb,
18% Oct. 18
9% Oct." 6
*
56% Marl
13% Oct.
7% Oct.
Purity BakerleaCorp.......*
Socony-Vacuum Corp.....25
Standard Brands Inc...
IS
1% Oct.
Kroger Groc 8c Bak Go.....*
Nash-Kelvlnator Corp......5
National Dairy Prod
NY Central RR
Oct.
153
25
.......
Borg Warner Corp
29
7%
1%
-*2% Ocfc^l9
7%
X July - 2
21
%
6% Oct. 23 18
99
July ! I7100
34% Sept. 13 44
A
Dept.—
American Radiator.........*
Amer Tel 8c Tel Go
109
Borden Co
Oct.
Oct.
4—Oct.-5
Preferred...........
100
Young (L A) Spring 8c Wire. •
Unlisted
19
2
19
H Oct_19
20
4
.
Sale
Sale Prices
27
23% Aug.
19
19
23% Feb.
16% Jan.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
les
1937
October
Shares_
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
AGGREGATE
421,485
a4,109,031
,
!
PHILADELPHIA
SALES
1936
480,490
4,387,496
Bond Sales
October
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
1(
${
I 7(
PRICES IN OCTOBER
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
8TOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
In
October
BONDS
Lowest
Elec 8c Peoples t# ctfs 4s. 1545
Small Bonds
Pa
3%swl.
1952
5% Oct.
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
26
Sale
5%
13%
108%
C
Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s...1943
Phils Elec
1st 5s
(Ps) 1st
4s.l9t*
110
...1944
s f
......
109% Jan.
21 110% Jan.
7
103% Oct.
110% Jan
5 103% Oct.
5 111% Feb.
5
1
3 %a
1967
Phils Elec Pow Co
-
Shares
32.565
35,087
5,304
5%s..1972
STOCKS
Shares
2.259
2,719
American
Stores.
Par
.........
*
American Tel 8c Tel......100
Baldwin
Locomotive.......*
6 Bankers Securities com....50
8.248 Bankers Securities pre!....50
4.249 Barber Co..
10
17,255 Oell Tell Co of Pa prof
190
31,280 Budd (E G) Mfg Co
*
17
17,291
i
18
Highest
Prices
Sale Prices
Oct. 26 16% Mar. 29
Feb.
4
13% Feb.
4
Mar. 29 108% Mar. 25
May 11 21
Mar. 13
Jan.
4110.
Jan.
4
Preferred..............100
Budd Wheel Go
•
30.964 Chrysler Gorp.l...........5
6,828 Curtis Pub Co common.....*
32,918 Electric Storage Battery....*
97,527 General Motors...........10
795 Gimbel Bros common....
•
729 Horn A Hard art (Phlla) com.*
2,515 Horn 8c Hardart (N Y) com..*
43,838
Preferred.......
...100
27,761 Lehigh Cool 8c Navigation
*
12,895 Lehigh Valley
50
5,991 Mitten Bank Sec Corp.....25
49.993
Preferred...
25
10% Oct. 19
149% Oct. 23
3% Sept. 10
25
*
20
10
: Oct.
19
Oct.
19
112
2%
87
2%
Mar. 17
May 3
Oct. 19
Feb.
Oct.
19
59%t)ct.
25
3% Oct.
9
18
2|% Oct. 19
37% Oct.
21% Jan.
25
26
104% Oct.
25% Oct.
25
26
100%
4%
4%
%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
27
20
19
4
5
Oct.
2% Oct.
19% Oct.
19
19
19
...
22,810
323.187
107,095
628,495
1,870
15,400
7,913
32*048
lt887
15,980
Natl Power & Light........*
-
Pennroad Corp vt •.—_...*
Pennsylvania RR........-50
Rights
Manufactur'g.50
130
Oct.
Penn Traffic com........2%
Phlla Elec of Pa $5 pref
*
2
Oct..
2
18
9
109% Oct.
30% Oct.
19
19
Penna
Salt
Mar.
Phlla Elec Pow pref
25
Phlla Insulated Wire.......*
18
Rapid Transit.^
50
12,729
7% preferred
50
3,765 Phlla & Reading Goal 8c Iron*
17,024 Philadelphia Traction
50
8,016
105,937
4,313
Reo Motor Car Co
Salt Dome Oil
.....
18
19
2% Oct.
14
5% Oct.
35% Oct.
Corp.........l
Paper................*
Rights
19
21
Mar.
...
893 Sun Oil Co
Union Traction...........50
66.074 United Corp common
*
7,561
Preferred................*
388.346 United Gas Impt com.......*
Preferred
8,239
.....
...
•
.24 West Jersey 8c Seashore RR 50
:•! 3,582 Westmoreland, Inc.. .......*
Westmoreland
Ex-dividend
Coal.....
a
.*
Includes 647.269 rights
1
65% June 30
22% Oct. 27
% Jan. 29
% Sept.24
80,359
x
% Oct.
•
2,094 I acony-Palmyra Bridge....*
53,125 Tonopah-Belmont Devel
1
32,030 Tonopah Mining
1
3,441
9
19
19
4% Oct.
Scott
18,674
'
Oct.
1% Oct.
2% Oct.
Phlla
1% Oct.
1% Oct.
19
19
19
8% Oct. 19
100% Oct. 20
60
,Apr. 12
25
Oct.
8% Oct.
,
13
8% Oct.
20
■
t
' *
fi
"■
>
it
^
'
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
;
1
:
r
Stock Sales
Shares_
October
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31-
1937
October
1936
.
$14,000
647,600
$1,000
118,000
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
PRICES IN OCTOBER
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan.
Since
Jan, 1
In
October
Bond Sales
1936
881,763
7,340,227
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
BALES
AQQBBQATB
1937' ; ;;
763,974
6,003,777
BONDS
2
Oct. 1
1937
S
Bid
36,000 Atlas Diesel EniCo 4s...1945
12,000 Calif Gas 9c Elec Corp 5% 1937
2,000 Calif Packing Corp 6%.-1940
12,000 Calif Water Serf 4%
1961
105H 10 *
102)4 105
103
105.
Ask
90
_
105
104
Ask
Highest
Sale Prices
95
102)4 105
16254 106)4
101
101%
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
101
June
8 110% Feb. 18
100 M July 13 10254 Mar. 16
103
4
Apr. 7 10454 Jan.
Jan. 21
101 >4 Mar. 18 105
$4
.....
102
Lowest
Sale Prices
Oct. 30
Ask Bid
78
100
Bid
Langendorf Un Bak Inc—•
5,000
6H%
-1941
11,000 Market Street Ry Co 7s.. 1940
1941
2,500 Pacific Gas * El Co 6s
20,000 tRy Equip 9c Rlty Co 4)4*1946
1952
2,000 S J Lt 9c Pt Corp 6%.
14,000 tUnlon Oil Co Cal 4%.-.1947
500
6%
1942
1,000
ST0CKS
34,440
45,223
60,345
2,422
61,816
51,220
4,772
7i6t8
3,745
10,370
15
1*492
11,000
9,872
380
"l",523
130
669
1,227
2,191
167
1,796
5,130
50
v
18
115% 118)4
119
11
9)4 Oct. 18 12
11)4
12)4
123
150
18
20
18)4 |554"Octv*l9 1954
4
2
Oct. 19
354
4
3)4 . 4
4
Oct. 19 10)4
10)4
11)4 13)4 10
185
Oct. 18 200
201
210
185
195
7)4
6
7
4)4 Oct. 19
7%
8
13
Oct. 18 22)4
22
Sale
21
22
12)4
67,917 Callf-Engels Mining Co
.1
51
5,577 California Ink Co Inc A....*
45
45H
57,651 California Packing cap.....*
40,075
Preferred...............50
103
945 California Water Sort prefiOO 103
86 &
88
13,148 Caterpillar Tractor cap....*
1,137
Preferred stock
100
6,445 Chrysler Corp common
19,818 Claude Neon Elec Prod....
42
46
10,797 Ooros Chemical A
*
1,044 Coast Cos GasAEl 6%lstpfl00 102% Sale
22 H
23)4
I,260 Consol Aircraft Corp com
1
Consol Chemical Inductile*
34)4 36
26.231
Inc class A partlc pref
•
25,681 Creameries of Amer (new)
1
130 Crocker First Not Bk SFcaplOS 293** 325*
217,772 CrownZellerb Corp com (new)
20,988
Preferred (new)...........
12
46,552 Dl Giorgio Prult Corp com. 10
50
6,958
Preferred
100
3,643 DoernbeckerMfgCo......
4
Oct"*
4
Sept.
101% Oct. 18
99)4 Aug. 3
114 X Mar. 19
10254 Jau.
4
131
Feb. 13
102L Jan. 29
115
May 26
2
i
Mar.
Jan.
19
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
1?
May
2l
4
\
2154
.
7)4
75
100
17% 23
?i
20x
38* 35* 45*
Sale
153
g*
103
101
m 64
7754
35
BOH
100
21
2
Oct.
8
6
4
185
uct.
Oct.
18
July 14
Oct.
6
5
13
Oct.
19
18
Feb.
8
Mar. tf
Oct.
22
20
Oct.
19
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
24
7
19
21)4 Oct. 29
554 Oct.
4
Oct.
98
iroctr 19
15""
_
22
Oct.
54 Oct.
8
Sale
104
90)4
105
102
77
92)4
9
m
Sale
37
103
Sale
13)4
15)4
3854
5)4
41
6)4
y;<" 9
40)4
w
32
0
?
454
325
375
16)4 Sale
320
87)4 Sale
64)4 Oct"' 16 73
103)4 Oct. 18 104
6554 Oct. 21 76
82
6
Sale
34
37
4%
327
Sale
7)4
30
Sale
6)4
6)4
-
7)4
13
Oct.
7
M
29
10el*
Oct
;
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
20 103
33
3
320
59^
7
1
1
14
1454 Sale
TV' 9
Oct.
19
02H Aug. 25
Oce. 16
Oct.
7
Oct. 28
Oct* 19
Oct.
37
32
100
Oct.
29
8)4 Oct. 26
654 Oct. 23
aiM June 30
Oct.
Oct.
_
74)4
4% Oct.
Oct.
40
30
52
19
50)4 Oct.
Oct.
18
7
)4 Oct.
3954 Oct. 28
60
Oct.
Oct'
Oct
Oct.
Oct,
21H June
Oct.
Oct.
Apr.
Oct,
Oct.
Oct
.
Oct.
Oct.
II
11
12
12
31
II
21
i
Aug. 2(
! Apr. 2(
Feb.
i
Aug. A
16
May 26
32
100
Oct.
6
33
3
Oct.
7
Oct. 29 320
Oct.
1
8)4
87)4 Oct.
1
6454
754 Oct. 11
2)4
33
Oct.
7
22)4
7)4 Oct.
7
5)4
1
May 14
May 14
6
39
6)4
325
16)4
8)4
6454
2)4
22)4
5)4 Oct.
Feb. 21
Feb.
6
Feb. 17
Mar. 4
Feb.
8
Oct.
Oct.
.3
5
19
19
19
18
21
Oct.
19
Oct.
21% Oct.
21H
9)4 Oct.
130 * July
19H Oct.
Oct.
20
23)4 Sale
26
22)4
21)4
7
33
7
Oct.
150
1954
41^
456
117
125
'
"
71,406
3,980
6,103
1,300
1*475
14%
133
Anglo-Calif Nat'l Bank
30
Assoc Ins Pund Inc com caplO
Atlas Imp Diesel Eng Co..-.5
Bank of Calif Nat ami capiOO
Bishop Oil CO
5
Byron Jackson com cap....*
29*4
30
15,486 Calamba Sugar Estate com 30
2154
22
4,457
Preferred
30
7X
8
8,641 Cilaveras Cement Co com
*
810
7% preferred ..........100 103)4 105
30
37
15,209 Calif Cotton Mills cap... 100
1,852
1,780
1,460
18 101% Oct.
100
104)4
133
104 Mi 107
119
123
cap 10
379 Alaska Packers Assn cap..190
"3", 993
101% Oct.
Q*>
114% 117% 113)4 116
128
10,094 Alaska Juneau Gold M
1,425
121
»>«
Shares.
-
117
101
--
?
10214 103
21
,
Mar. H
1 Feb. 21
Mar. I
'Mar. 2;
! Mar. 1
23
13
20
30
19 46
6)4
19
28 325
19 25
19 108)4
17)4
19
19 59
9
19
Apr.
3
May
3
Jan. 28
Apr. 13
Apr. 16
Mar. 12
Mar. 12
Sept. 4
P
635
4,787
2,080
7,477
120
1,340
25
5,421
4,246
220
140
6,628
4,530
730
4,304
18,328
1,950
739
7,524
9,495
.
15,948 El Dorado Oil Works cop...*
49,924 Emporium Capwell cap.....*
11,778
Preferred...............50
23,472 Emsco Derrick A Bq Co cap.5
;
872 Ewa Plantation
20
1,931 Fireman's Pund Indomcap 10
9,675 Fireman's Pund Insur cap 25
115 First Nat Corp of Portl cl A..
31,787 "ood Machinery Corp com. 10
29,176 Foster 9c Kleiser com......10
3,572
Class A preferred
If
ialland Mercantile Laundry
2,485
common (capital) ........*
^ 47,921 General Motors...........10
46,891 General Paint Corp com.
*
12,303
Preferred..
.........*
45.325 Gladding McBean Co com..*
127,842 Golden State Ltd cap......*
II,770 Hale Bros Stores, Inc, cap
5,551 Hancock Oil..............
9,696 Hawaiian Pineapple Co (new)
9,495
Rights to purchase w i
•
1.200
4,151
4,851
2,060
2,170
140
3.820
510
2,744
9,302
1*4*290
600
175
6.600
1,122
•
Co of Calif capital
10
cap new*
1,220 Honolulu Plantation
34
1754
58
"i|)4
62
37)4
40
9354 Sale
"49)4
Sale
18
36)4
6154
1354
36)4
1854
7)4
20
21
Sale
Sale
14)4
36)4
Sale
Sale
21J4
22)4
41
35
44
Sale
mm—mm
mmmmm.
700 Hudson Motors Car Co.....*
1754
19,330 Hunt Bros. Packing com
•
12,740
Preferred
—......10
2,645 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap. 15
25.326 Langendorf United Bak cl A
7,013
Class B
13,980 Leslie Salt Co capital
85,426 Le Tourneau lac common.10
15,350 Llbby McNeill 9c Llbby
122,019 Lock Heed Alter Corp com..
4,780 Lyons-Magnus lac A
5,539
B
100,816 Magnate* Co Ltd (capital)2H
11,423 Magnln A Co (I) comasoa...*
2H
1854
3)4
335
Preferred
cap
.100
118,570 Merchant Cal Mach Co com
No par value,
35
12)4 Sale
40
50
17%
13)4
31)4
10)4
39
79
Sale
43
34
75
3954
T4
39
40
Sale
27
4
18
40
40
3
18
6)4 Oct.
6
27
12)4 Oct.
1
2454 Mar. 12
47% Mar. 3
1954 Mar. 11
60)4 Jan.
7
4
Oct"
7954 Oct.
6)4 Oct. 19
49)4 June 16
39
4
36
42
1
69)4 Oct.
42)4 Oct.
3754 Oct.
19
8
19
19
27
19
19
Oct.
Oct.
27^; Jan. 29
Oct.
69)4 Oct .
42)4 Oct.
2
22
19
18
5
35
39*""Oct7
77)4
f iiii34)4 35
Oct.
19 h Oct.
20)4 Oct.
1554 Oct.
18
19
19)4 Oct. 22
954 Oct. 19
19
15
33
1054
50
40
4
Oct.
1
1
954 Oct.
40
21
2
Oct.
June 21
19
June 29
Oct. 19
Oct. 19
4854
12
30)4
12)4
5
18)4
35
16)4 Oct.
19
17)4 Oct. 29
30)4
3)4
18)4
34
30
Oct.
23
32
Oct.
50
,
Sale
44
32)4 Oct.
19
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1.45 Mar. 30
4# Jan. 16
Jan.
Oct.
37c
1.35 Oct.
28
105
14
Oct.
20
June 30
Oct. 19
Feb.
1
2.00 Mar. 19
40c
Mar.
6
18
Feb.
4
1# May 18
32
Jan.
4
14# Jan.
10#
37#
32#
28#
19
35
Oct.
20
52# Jan.
May 12
Sept. 23
17
5# Sale
38
16c
39c
21c
42#
21/'
27
3#
r;l
2#
3
90c
2#
114
44
*
25c
6# Sale
1.25
2#
5#
5#
1#
2# Sale
41#
40
23
20
Oct.
1
Oct.
19
19
Oct.
19
50
46
36
42
20c
Oct.
2
Oct.
19
4
7
fS
1.35 Oct.
Oct.
7
1.25 Oct.
4
Oct.
1
Oct.
4
Oct.
Oct.
4
Oct.
18
18
18
19
July 31
Oct.
Oct.
25# Oct.
25# Oct.
15
Oct.
15
1.10 Oct.
1.10 Oct.
Oct.
3
6
Oct.
6
16
Oct.
5
2# Oct.
29
Oct.
20
36
Oct.
5
Sept. 14
Febv 10
Oct. 20
7
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
July
Mar.
May
July
Jan.
Feb.
Oct.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
18
Mar. 19
6# Oct.
39
Feb.
07
8#
23#
28#
13#
14
12# Oct.
2# Oct.
30
Oct.
18c
Oct.
4# Oct.
12
Mar. 17
Jan. 13
Jan. 13
Jan.
8
Oct.
Jan.
16
8
5
80c
Oct.
24
102
1
Feb.
June 22
Oct.
16c
65c
Oct.
Mar. 19
6# Feb.
5# Oct*
85c
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
90c
60c
70c
Robert Public Markets.....*
Preferred
Feb.
Feb.
19
16
19
23
1.00 Oct.
55c
~6c" "7c
22c
12
Warrants
0%
-
24# Oct.
18
55c
19c
Sale
Sale
37c
1.10
1.25
60c
Corp common.*
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Oct.
Sept.
16# Sept.
32# Apr.
5;
:
Aug.
Republic Petr Co Ltd
10
Preferred
..........50
Rice Ranch Oil Co.......
Feb.
109
__....*
....1
100 Safeway Stores Inc.........*
2,387 hamson Corp B common....*
22#
1.00
-....
3# Sale"
5#
6#
Pacific Western Oil Corp... *
Richfield Oil
19
Oct.
Mar. 11
Mar. 16
Oct. 20
11# Sept. 13
38# July
9
8
Oct. 19
Pacific Public Service......•
1st preferred
16
27
Jan.
35
Preferred series C......10
1,900
5,000 Pac Gas A Elec Co com....25
1st pref 0%.............25
7,700
3,000
8H% 1st preferred
...25
15,300 Pacific Indemnity Co......10
5,000 Pac Lighting Corp com.....*
762
$6 preferred..............*
3,600
202,700
2,150
105.430
165,300
10,200
38.400
36,300
22
75c
10
! Feb.
39!
48
•
.*
40,300 Hancock OILCo A
1
93,400 Holly Development Co
890 Holly Oil Co...............5
100 Honolulu Oil Corp.........*
1,900 cHudson Motor Car Co......*
1,700 International Cinema .....*
1
376,000 Jade Oil Co
526.955 KJnner Alrpl A Motor Corp.l
575,177 Lincoln Petroleum Corp....!
1
52,500 Lockheed Aircraft Corp
10*
3,613 L A Gas A Elec 4% prof
161,100 L A Industries inc.........2
18,800 L A Investment Co........10
Feb.
17
23
19
19
19
4# June 19
22# July 23
Sale
37
14
17
10
5# Jan. 21
32# Sept. 24
7
Oct, 19
50c
Oct. 19
110
Oct. 25
5# Oct.
Oct.
! Oct.
50c
Oct.
420 ; Oct.
9
Feb.
4
4# Oct.:
30
7
Mar. 19
Apr.
I Feb.
May
6# Oct.
<7# Oct.
2# Oct.
7
Oct.
Oct.
14
5# Oct.
4#
Co..........25
19
88
1# Sept. 23
60
Oct. 19
Oct.
81
Oct.
12 3
5# Oct.
Oct.
* Oct.
14
Sept. 22
Oct. 18
30
24
30'
i
"II*" *12#
....._*
.
Oct.
2#
77
1#
76
24
'"9# "9#
Ltd.*
Consolidated Oil Corp......*
Consolidated Steel com....*
Claude Neon Elec Prod
Preferred
25
24
T & S Bank..20
Citizens Nat
1.600 General Metals Corp.......*
10.700 General Motors Corp......10
7.100 General Paint common.. ..*
Preferred
..--*
1.400
42
307
7c
6c
10c
2.00
Farmers A Merch Nat Bk.lOt
60 Foster & Kleiser Co.......10
100
1.900
be
3#
2#
62# Oct.
55c
Oct.
1.10 Oct.
50c
Oct.;
m
bid
' 3
*
23
500
22,700
50c
21
1,500
300
is
1#
700 Douglas Aircraft Corp......*
Eaisco Derr A Equip Co
5
:
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
50c
80c
'
300
3,200
22,700
m
103# 104#
60
Sale
1# Sale
60c
ctfs.. 1
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
4#
45
1.25
<
Highest
Sale Prices
;r.s#•
2,500
1.200
4,663
11,400
1,200
12,000
33,200
32.700
163,400
19.300
16,900
•'
836
300
j.l
2# Sale
700 Byron Jackson Co..........*
295
i
rot trust
Preferred
94,400
>'■
'
Sale
<1.10
*
300
400
45c"
'
v
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
26 #
26#
700 Barker Bros common.......*
2,585
6#% preferred
.....100
173,338 Barn bar t-Mor row Cons.....!
73,200 Berkey & Gay Furn C0....I
Warrants
104,800
50,900 Bolsa Cblca OU Corp A
10
B
10
1,500
f
1,386 Broadway Dept Store pfd.100
1
;r 52,300 Buckeye Union Oil com
Common rot tr ctfs..... 1
v.v 34,500
Preferred................!
•;
24,800
j
9,600
$1,200
$5,000
Lowest
v
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
-
16,806
,
Sale Prices
Oct. 30
Oct. 1
1937
par
Bid
2,100
128,700
17,6
i
—-.^C
Price
Shares
\ Shares
*
j
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31....
10,497,279
1936
£.!> 1937
Sales
.
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
October
October
PRICES IN OCTOBER
LOS ANGELES >±.
STOCK EXCHANGE
sales
Since
In
:^f$Bond
v
819,667
986,799
...-1.12,696,258,
-
Jan, 1 to Oct. 31
aoqreqate
1936
1937
:
7#c
10#
3#
9#
3#
25#
3#
6#
17#
20
56
21
23
5
17
12
31
8
7
20
13
15
19
23
3
Feb.
9
4
Feb.
4
53
53#
May 18
60
27#
28#
Mar. 22
32# Mar. 12
Nov., 1937]
AQQREQATE
LOS
SALES
ANGELES
STOCK
LOS ANGELES
PRICES
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
STOCKS
Oct.l
1937
v
Bid
B common
25
.....*
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
600 Van de
Kamps Bakeries.....*
1,330 Victor Oil Co.
3,730 Weber Showcase A
76,400 Wellington Oil Co.
.....1
9c
30
25
34*4
36
27*4
27
25*4 Sale
28*4
30*4
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
2c
Jan. 14
2c
Sept. 14
22
Oct. 20
48
22
15c
Mar.
48c
19
Oct. 19
19
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Mar.
4
5c
24
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
22
OO
20*4
'mt
«*•
aa,
4*
26*4 27
24% 25
28*4 Sale
19
18
8c
28
Oct.
Oct.
5
20
22
Oct.
20
"I§"'"6ct:"l9
34*4
25*4
24*4
27*4
7
22*4~Oct""l
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
21
36*4 Oct. 20
27*4 Oct., 2
2
19
25*4 Oct.
1
28*4 Oct.
5
27
10*4 Oct.
11
9
5
17
Highest
36*4 Sale
3% Sale
33*4 Sale
2M
34
23 H
34*4
3*4 Sale
29*4 Sale
44
22*4
Sale
23
17
12
20
17
32K
19
13*4 Sale
j
19
30
19
18
13*4
21*4
Sale
13%
f.ll
8
Oct.
17
9*4 Oct.
19
13*4 Oct*
17*4 Oct.
Oct.
18
Sept. 28
19
21*4 Oct. 29
19
10
5
Oct.
6
Oct.
Oct.
6*4 Oct.
1*4 Oct.
b
15
14
26
6
Oct.
19
8*4 Oct.
Oct.
4
Mar.
2
9*4 Oct.
Oct.
5*4 Oct.
1*4 Oct.
7% Sale
10% Sale
8%
9%
7
6
7
1*4
5
8*4
.
'~4~~ ~~6*4
9*4
6*4
7
19
14
,
19
Aug.
2
141*4 May 13 155
Jan. 27
17*4 Oct. 19 28*4 Feb.
4
5
Oct.
19
5*4 Oct.
1*4 Jan.
19
26
15
5
5
Oct.
Oct.
26
5
Jan.
8
62
"3*4 Sale'
3*4 Sale
3*4 Oct. 28
4
Oct.
11
Alaska Juneau Gold M ColOc
11,000 Prince Cons Mining Co
14*4
15
23c
28c
l*4c
18c
22c
2c
30c
3c
67lie 76c
26c
1*4
"iOc" "l5c
lHc 2c
.;Slc
16c
20c
l*4c
2*4c
17C
22c
2*4
11c
Oct.
l*4c ] Oct.
20c
Oct.
3*4
2
Oct.
200 Bandit Aviation
5
800 Caterpillar Tractor.........
.....
Citiea Service Co
3*4
2*4c" Sale" i*4c" Sale" I*4ci
28
19
18c
10*4 Sept.
Oct.
4
Oct.
27
12c
lc
14
Oct.
15
*
300 Continental OU Co
(Del)
5
2,000 (
Corp..
..a,.....5
7,200 Curtlss-Wright Corp
1
.....
..
1.800 Electric Bond A Share......5
44c
25c
32c
8c
12c
7*4c
9*4c
100 International Nickel Co.
*
3,100 International Tel A Tel...;.*
400 Kennecott Copper
Corp.0..
900 McKesson A Robblns
..5
3,000 Montgomery Ward A Co...
7.200 N Y Central RR.
28.200 No Amer Aviation Inc
..1
1.700 North American Co
25 *4
26
184« 185*4
52 %
53%
3§!w
25%
2
5
19 2*4c
Oct. 25
"Oct."!
32c
6c
35c
Sale
39c
30c
Oct.
15
5*4c: Oct.
22
34c
7c
88
15
39
13
162
154
39*4
31*4
Jan.
28
l*4cJan.
4
Jan.
4
Mar. 22
Oct.
19
30c
Oct.
15
Oct.
14
5c
Oct.
16
18
2|
12
Oct.
23
8
Oct.
23
Oct.
29*4 Oct. 20
[9% Oct.
4
~3*4"Oc"t7"l8
Oct.
14
31
43]
4]
63
4%
"io*4 "11*4
3%
43%
2
2*4
37H
38*4
61]
2]
8*4
3*1
62*4
2*4
62!
11*4
63*4
12*4
60*4 .61;
13
66]
26*4
51*4
27
52*4
8
8*4
42*4
22*4
3§*
"43*4"
23
9
Oct.
Oct.
2
Jan.
1
Oct.
37
May
•
"4*4 Oct?""8
22
11
45
36*4
37% dct. 22
37*4 Oct. 22
18
42 *4
Oct: "28
Oct.
19
28
Oct.
4
3*4 Oct.
19
8*4 Oct.
8
7*4
6
24*4
69*4
8*4
16*4
3*4
63
9*4
8*4
6*4
25*4
70*4
9*4
*46*4
17
3
63
10
"5*4~o"ct"l5
Oct. 28
Oct. 11
7*4 Oct.
Oct.
19
6*4 Oct.
9*4 Oct.
14
6
Oct.
66*4 Oct.
22
13
22
954 Oct.
14
10
22
7
Oct.
13
30
5
8
27
62
11
49
45
25
15*4 Feb. 1
June 28
Aug. 31
Oct.
18
Oct.
19
Oct.
19
7
6
Oct.
Oct.
19
5
22
Oct.
14
66*4 Oct.
13
22
m
68*4
ilHOctl^O
58*4 Oct. 26
5*4 Oct. 19
60
10
16*4 Oct.
3*4 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
June; 8
Oct. 13
Oct.
Mar. 2
Mar. 2
Mar.
Fe
P
•.
Jan.
Apr.
43% Jan.
1
1
1
1
8*
Oct.
Jan
Sept. 14
72
Feb.
Oct.
6454 July 1
21*4 Feb. 2
Oct.
14
20
5
Oct.
13
7
21
Oct.
15
8*4 Jan.
26 117*4 July
19
17*4 Feb.
12 151
Jan.
6
1
54*4 Mar.
17*4 Jan. 1
34*4 Jan. 2
15
: 1
41 *4 Oct! "20
15 ; Oct. 13
3 /Oct. 15
Mar.
Feb. 1
Feb.
Mar. 1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
IX3
Oct.
Sept.
4*4 Oct.
5
1
Oct. 19
Sept. 11
Oct.
25
"6"" ""6*4
1
20*4 Jan.
15
22
28
16
2
Aug.
27
Oct.
32*4 Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
44*4
21*4
7*4 Sale
$8
S8
Oct.
6*4 Oct.
44
5
1
2
1
27
45
37*tf
18
1
2
2*4 Oct. 29
36
Oct.
5
T 18
45*4
144% 145*1
■
29*4 Feb.
15 187*4 Jan.
Oct. 20
68*4 Mar.
Aug.
9 35
Jan.
Oct. 18
Jan.
Jan.
6
Jan.
Apr.
7
Jan.
Oct. 13
July
Aug.
Octr"l3 ■4l"*4 Oct:"
21
7*4
9*4 Sale
6
6*4
30
30*4
75*4 76*4
10*4
10*4
66*4 Oct
2*4 Oct.
22
28*4
8*4
8
Standard Brands Inc.......*
400 Standard OU Co (N
J)
25
39*4
Oct" 19
"48*4
"7
3,100
2*4
47*4
'
18
1*4 Oct. 16
31
Oct. 22
46*4
27*|
13
9"""OctT"27
46*4
13
55*4
"43% "44
66*4 Oct.
1*4 Oct.
""9*4
""4*4 "4*4 ""3*4 ""4*4
22
38
32
21;
Oct.
1
•
iSg
18%
700 Seaboard OH Co of Del..... •
100 Sears, Roebuck A Co
*
100 Westlnghouse El A Mfg Co. 50
Oct.
Oct
32*4
.....*
2.300 Texas Corp..
26
5.000 Tide Water Assoc OU......10
12.200 United Corp (Del)..........*
2,200 U S Steel Corp
........100
27,500 Warner Bros Pictures
5
12
151
June
Feb. 23
82*4cFeb. 26
5
Oct. 25
12c
Mar.
1
;
9c
Feb. 10
20c
May 21
1
Jan. 13
48c
Jan. 11
15c
Jan. 11
■;-r;
13*4
155
4*4
""4*4 "4*4
76*4
77*4
2*4 ] 2
16,700 Packard Motor Car Co
..._♦
51,200 Radio Corp of America.....*
6,900 Radio- Kel th-Orpheum .._...*
14*4
161
12
4c
Oct.
50c
25%
87
37
31
1,800 General Electric Co
2,000 Goodrich (B F) Co........
Odd lot
11
15*4 Jan.
18
Sept. 8
Sept. 8
1*4 Apr. 21
x7c
Oct,
8
20c
21c
lc
42c"
4H
,
100 Claude Neon Lights of N Y.
1,200 Commercial Solvents
12,400 Com'wealth A Southern...
x
Feb.
Apr.
13
Jan. 12
61*4 Jan. 29
5*4 June v 7
\3oH
18
3*4 Oct.
UNLISTED STOCKS—
2,500 Amer Rad A Stand San.....*
6,058 Amer Tel A Tel CoJi
..100
2,200 Anaconda Copper Mining..50
1,100 Atlantic Refining Co
25
11,900 (The) Aviation Corp (Del)..3
2,000 Baldwin Locomotive
....*
No par value.
H
July. 19
9
Aug. 13
2H Mar. 17
19
56*4 Feb.
18 2*4c
10
74,740 Tom Reed Gold Mines Co..
227,325 2« nda Gold Mining Co......1
•
18
STOCKS—
402,850 Black Mammoth ConsM ColOc
551,300 Calumet Gold Mines Co.. 10c
■V-, 89,200 Cardinal Gold Mining Co
1
6,140 Cons Chotlar G & S Co
..1
6,400 Cold Ore Mining Co.
1
1,315,100 Imperial Development Co.25c
425,200 Oatman Ralnh Gold M Co. 10c
33,200
08*4 Feb. 29
14*4 Jan.
4
Mar. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 16
Mar. 31
19
2
32
17
Mar. 12
Oct. 20
Mar. 18
Jan. 13
Feb.
5
Jan.
8
Mar. 11
Feb. 20
31*4 Feb. 20
19
Oct.
41
4
5
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
25
9*4
41
29*4
28*4
3154
27
<
9
1*4
58
Sale
8
~
32*4
19
Oct.
28*4 Oct.
36*4 Oct.
138*4 160
25 *4
4
105*4 Apr. 27
Oct.
12*4 Sale
Sale Prices
15
Aug. 19
Oct.
Oct.
9
Oct.
17*4 Oct.
28*4 Oct.
2
Oct.
29*4 Oct.
fflf
..10
Fix pfd..*
2,200 Western Air Express Corp..10
200 Yellow A Checker Cab Co.. *
6,100 Yosemlte Portl Cement preflO
MINING
35
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
"22*? Sale' "20*4
418 So Counties Gas
0% pref. 100
16.200 Sontag Chain Stores Co Ltd. *
12.900 Southern Pacific Co
101
640 Union Bank A Trust
Co...50
139,000 Union Oil of CaUf
25
34,000 Universal Cons Oil Co.... 19
A»k Bid
10c
5c
30
25
6c
8.682 Signal Petroleum Co
I
68,600 So Calif Kdlaon Ltd com...2ft
1,687
Original preferred......25
22.700
6% preferred...........25
23.400
preferred..
...,25
3,400 So Calif Gas A 6% pre!...25
1,000
6% preferred...........25
29.800 standard Oil of Calif
*
61.600 Sun ray OH
Corp...........1
49,800 Superior Oil Co common
25
4.000 Taylor
Milling Corp.......
78,000 Transamerica
Corp.
Oct. 30
28
219,000 Sierra Trading Corp......25c
6,100 «i«nal Oil-Gaa A
...»
600
IN OCTOBER
Jan. 2
Share»
100
65
Price r
Since
~
EXCHANGE
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
1
1
2
1
2
1
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Stock Sales
,
'
;
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
STOCKS
Jan. 1
526 Apex Electric & Mil
Preferred
672
10
87
11
11 Canfield Oil
15
95
2,779
25,005
i-'; 1,058
6,899
2,221
123,594
6,415
327
1,972
26
2,404
166
15,843
45
52
248
2,684
1,097
k
4,836
.■■i"-'"- 197
Federal Knitting
Foote Burt
£
.
200
836
1,487
•
•
75
,
..........
27)
1534
452
i
670
50
549
27
480
3,512
270
r
438
375
405
""640
1,611
521
1,825
859
6,110
Preferred..
.25
.......100
....
No par value,
Sale
834
.....
2434
Drug
a
_•
.......*
Trading suspended
26
Sale
20
43
19
9
234
Oct.
Oct.
20
10
4
5
20
7
20
.
12
13
Sale
25
1034
2134
Sale
8
1534
634 Sale
14
14
25*
Oct.
7
30
66
Oct.* 18
50
Oct.
1
50
23
3934
18
Oct.
18
40
Oct.
Oct.
9
94
8
Oct.
47
41
Oct.
19
22
1734
3834
19
18
28
22
20
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19
Sale
18
5
Oct.
19
Oct.
18
Sale
834
42
20
183
6]
Sale
1434
13
434 Sale
1 '
4
Oct.
9
434 Oct.
30
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
20
15
9
16
33
30
2334
20
sf'
24
78
9
Sale
>•
75
7
~n~M
22
534
....
6
89
39
17
2934
Sale
10
40
9
16
Sale
Sale
18
3334
12
2234
1234 Sale
8434
112
-----
114
-
-
16
105
6
68
Oct.
1
20
1
117
100
30
Aug.
Feb.
.
II*
20
Oct.
!
Oct.
!
10;
334 Oct. 20
Oct.
5
734 Oct. 25
1934 Oct.
1234 Oct.
11
30
334 Oct.
19
43
94
Oct.; 11
Oct. 18
Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
1
28
1034 Oct., 6
5034 Oct.
1
22
Oct.
2034 Oct.
8
Oct.
14
Oct.
634 Oct.
18
Oct. 16
40
Oct.
2
25
Oct. 22
4
Oct. ;4
78
Oct.
5
10
Oct. 25
1934 Oct. 11
1234 Oct. 30
_
34
534
9
14
Sale
Sale
1234
234
634
33
Sale
3434
28
11
33
Oct.
§34
1
•••
5
83
&
2
25
1934
2
1
Oct. |19
Oct.
7
29]
283
Oct.
14
19
9
Oct.
13
Oct.
1034 Oct. 20
1734 Oct. 19
1034
11
31
3334
3134 Oct. 28
39
334
20
434
Oct.
9
5
22
Sale
354
26
Oct.
Jan.
7
33
1
14
1
Oct.
14
1934 Oct.
534 Oct.
18
Oct.
4234 Oct.
7
6
Oct.
28
Oct.
15
Oct.
1
14
__
734
534 Oct.
4
Oct.
18
6
Oct.
9
Oct.
19
334
634
12
203^ 25H
6
2
Oct.
Oct.
18
9
18
Oct.
19
21
4
Aug. 1
Jan.
i_
Jan
8
Sept. 14
Feb.
10
Oct.
3034 Jan.
50
May
6
7
18
Oct.
40
Oct.
94
1 8
41
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
20
Oct.
7334 Mar. 9
3734 Mar. 12
18
Oct.
30
5
Oct.
14
9
Oct.
27..
834
2634
5834
434 Oct.
16
Oct.
20
13
Apr. 12
Feb.
Jan.
8
13
85
;
Oct.
:
334 Oct. ;
Aug.
734 Oct. :
78
22
14
23
3
.1
9
Mar. 23
15
Jan.
Sept.;
Mar.
Jan.
18
;
Jan.
35
30
:
1234 Oct.
22
Jan.
Jan.
June
Mar
Mar.
60
Feb.
1134 Mar.
Oct.
30
04
18
Sept. 30
18
8
4
1234 Feb. 19
June
8
1034 Mar.
1
234 Feb. 24
"
3034 Feb.
67
Mar.
1034 May
7
334 Oct.
100
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
2934 May
2834 Oct.
6
Feb.
20
19
2034 Mar.
34
Feb.
3
19
I
734 Mar.
3
1
1334 Oct.
25
4
34
Oct.
19
Sept. 30
5734 Mar.
*
234 Oct..
16
Oct.
19
8
20
734
Jan.
Oct.
3334 Oct. 13
3
5
13
4
3034 Sept. 14
1134 June 24
54
Mar. 25
7334 Apr.
9
60
Jan.
9
Oct.!
Feb. :
iV*
50
Mar.
Aug. 30
104
!
June :
lll*
30
8
134 Oct.
2934 Oct.
4034 Oct.
9
Oct.
4
6
5
15
Feb. 17
Feb. 18
June
1
Oct.
4934 Feb.
4
2234 Feb. 23
Sept.
Sept.
V
90
3
Oct. 19
1334 Oct. 25
34
Oct. 19
234 Oct. 16
20
Oct. 19
10
Oct. 19
15
834
134
34" "36"
18
42
5
88
334
3
13
1834
434
4
17" "19*
—
434
16
20
6
"Is " Sale"
4
14
18
15
934 Sale
50
56
19
22
16
334 Sale
134 Sale
4
Oct.
Jan.
4
45
38
20
Feb.
Jan.
4034 Feb. 10
19
30
33
31
66
Feb. 20
July 12
8
Mar.
1
14
19 10234 Mar. 9
112
Jan.
8
10334 June 30
6334 Jan. 20
31
Oct.
6
43i Mar. 24
34 Sept.18
534
20
20 M
20
834 Sale
98
Sale
30)
20 105
21
18
84
20
Jan. 26
234 Oct.
5834 Oct.
1
18
Oct.
Oct.
24
18
30
43
Oct.
Oct.
20
,
18
Oct.
19 108
18 78
Oct.
Oct.
70
2234 Oct.
24
25
10
94
30
Warren Ref A Chem com....2
Weinberger
,
507" Sale
12""
311
Van Dorn Iron Wks Co com. *
Tool...
40
30
2934 Sale
634
1
Upson-Walton
9
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5 3334
1434
19
2034
19
40
20
19 100
45
15
3034 Sept.
38""
55" Sale
...100
W R I Corp pref
.....104
85 Yougstown SAT pref
100
*
17
.
Troxel Manufacturing...... 1
Union Metals Mfg Co.......*
Vlchek
J**
20
15
3,200 8 M A Corp common.
730 Stouffer Corp A......
2,001
2,412
18,354
16,706
4,716
14,801
9,635
753
41
7
7434
.........*
24,050 National Tils.
•
3,985 Nestle LeMur"A'»_..i
522 Nineteen Hundred Corp A..*
3,693 Ohio Brass B
407 Ohio Confection...........*
.
1,710
313
2834
43
6,515 Packer Corp.........
7,576 Patterson-Sargent.
25.487 Peerless Corp
545 Reliance Elec A Eng.
23,935 Richman Bros.......
8,295 8elberltng Rubber...
675
851
34 Oct.
13
70
4334 Oct. 18
34 Oct.. 9
2534 Oct.
1
46
Oct.
9
6
Oct.
31
17
........
Preferred....
Oct.
108
45
102
2134
15 National Acme.............1
2",917
1
1
Oct.
14
234 Oct.
80
Oct.
9
Oct.
18 108
Oct.
Oct.
66
934 Sale
19
20
..*
1,280 Miller Wholesale Drug
3,797 Monarch Machine Tool Co..*
3,909 Murray Ohio Mfg..
14,272
2
58
106
534
50
21
9,523 Metropolitan Paving Brick..*
1,016
18
Oct.
10734 113
70
80
iol" 105"
868
52
185
.......
20
Oct.
*
00
3234
6334
Medusa Portland Cement...
National Refining
-
234
5634
7,757
135
Oct.
Oct.
45
8
12
3l" "HI
.100
.....
470
6
8
Oct.
49
23
20
Preferred
Preferred
m
Sale
47
31
Halle B others........
231
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
13
70
80
"99" 161""
....*
......
,
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
100
25
85
30
6.963 Kelly Island L A T........
700
135
615
85
19
45
15
20 100
18
1534
70
20
19
2534
Sale
Sale
25
24
m
27,117 Lamson Sessions..........
9,002 Leland Electric
4,425 Lima Cord Sole A Heel....
630 McKay Machine
6,022 McKee (Arthur G) B
2,847
Oct.
112
Sale
29
3.539 Harbauer.................
8,718 Interlake SS..............
9,175 laeger Machine...........
^
581
10
80
20
5
15
20
,
107
72
43 34
473 Hanna (M A) 15 pref.......
•
719
625
117
62 H
....
...........
Oct.
14
47
Oct.
5
10
Sale
Sale
25 j
Oct.
1534 Oct.
Sale
37
Oct.
19
Sale
103
Oct.
6
20
334
1
5
Oct.
78
„
1
28
Oct.
25""
Sale
Oct.
11
1734
334
10234 112
Oct.
8
95
1434
Sale
7
10
loo"
Sale
35_
......
Mills
•.1,067 Greif Bros Cooperage
76
450
793
Preferred..
351
50
80
111
110
229 Goodyear T & R 2d pref
346 Great Lakes Towing......100
80
25
88
5
19
11
45
Sale
6
234
Oct.
Oct.
14
77
86
Corporation v t c_
Commercial Bookbinding...*
Faultiest Rubber.-
5
6
72
100
ioo (BF) Goodrich
16
3J4
8634
Fostorla Pressed Steel..... •
100 General Tire & Rubber
6% Preferred..........100
75
.
95
9834 105
1734
1534
Cliffs
•
Highest
Sale Prices
21
ii
Cleveland St Buffalo Tran..*
-v"."
.U-.
<
34
*
pref....*
Cleveland Rys
it*
20
—
8534
3,272
34
229
Clev El 111 14.50 cum
Lowest
Sale Prices
1134
634
21
15
Highest
Sale Prices
57
9834
18 34
.........
Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref
Sale
9834 100
320 Dow Chemical 5% pref.. .100
Elec Controller AM fg
•
124
V
34" "16""
...1
9.491 Clark Controller new
Cleveland Builders Realty..*
1.342
6
7
15
7% cum preferred......100
•
3,255 City Ice * Fuel
Preferred
22
10
Bid
1434
Lowest
Sale Prices
7
Ask Bid
Ask
26
1434
...1
..100
...
762
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Ask
Oct. 30
Oct.I
22
Bid
1,739 At*-Way El AppI 1st 7% of 100
4,853 Akron Brass Mffi common...*
*
2,275 Amer Coach 0c Body
735
31^—
.
2
1937
Pi
1936
1937
•r
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price I
Shares
Shares
328
175
;
Jan
Since
In
October
Jan. 1 to Oct.
622,205
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
Bond Sales
October.
99,304
64,236
625,673
Shares
October
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
1936
1937
•834 Oct.+.2
434 Oct.
5
8
Oct.
3
Oct.
Oct.
8
4
5
1034 Oct.
1734 Oct.
3
20
10
Sept,22
3134 Oct. 28
934 Apr.
6434 Aug. 10
19
Jan.
34
May 13
1034
0
Oct.*18
2134
1434 Aug. 11
1334
6
Oct. 19
14
3
Oct. 19
1534
6
Oct. 18
534
2
Oct. 19
1734 Feb.
3 26
90
Jan.
5 105
100
May
4 101
•
5
18
9
Apr. 13
Mar. 25
Mar. f
Feb. 13
Jan.
2
Jap.
5
Sebt.22
July 22
May
5
"V
OF BONDS AND STOCKS
In the earlier
part of this publication complete
record* of the
the country, for the
latest month and for the calendar
dealings on the/ leading stock exchanges o f
year to date, are furnished.
In this department
General Quotations we combine
of
iifone comprehensive whole, securities
of ail classes and
descriptions, not only
those dealt In on the
exchanges, but also leading unlisted and inactive
securities.
The following is an index
to the different classes
of securities quo ted t
r
'
+ I
_
i
f
r
»
'
<,
'
,
,
,
,
*'
(
«
'
J
v
;
-
,
,
'
1
v,*,
»
Exchange
Joint Stock Land Bank
83
Federal Land Bank
Bonds———..—. 91
Foreign Government Bonds.............. 98
Industrial
Bonds........................
Industrial
Stocks................
Insurance
Stocks..........*.............
Mining
Securities.—.—.111
Stocks...........................
Canadian
Public Utility Bonds.......
Public
are as near as
■
:SA'
Bonds.........................
I'll
:::'Pafa
■:'
...................
93
...
.........
r
7
7^
Real Estate Bonds...
——.lis
Real Estate Trust and Land
Stocks...... 84
Textile Stocks
73
.........
Title Guarantee and Safe
Deposit Stocks..
United States Government Securities....
Utility Stocks.................... 78
Railroad
■
Railroad Stocks.....
84
.........................
84
99
.....
-
Municipal Bonds—Domestic............. 91
81
Investing Companies Securities.78
Quotations for all securities
Page
87
United States Territorial
Bonds..........
84
84
#1
9&
possible for the
closing dag of the month preceding the date of issue.
The letter "f" prefixed to
bond prices denotes that the
quotation is a flat price—that is, that the
accrued interest forms part of the
therefore the purchaser does not have
to provide for It
price, and
separately in making payment.
In the case of income bonds and bonds In
always "flat." and no designating mark Is
default, the price 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
It should be borne in mind In the
price. V ^
use of these tables
that the quotations for
many Inactive and unlisted securities are
cases the figures are
obtained firom sources which are
merely nominal, but In all
considered
.
reliable.
The following abbreviations are often
used, viz.: "M" for
mortgage, "g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for
"conv" for convertible, "s f" for
endorsed, "cons" for consolidated
sinking fund, "1 g" for land
grant, "op" for optional.
The black-faced type In the letters
showing the interest period indicates the month when
the bonds mature.
NOTICE—All bond prices
are
"and interest"
except where marked "f"
and
income
and defaulted
bonds,:
^
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Atlantic Coast Line of 8 C—
Gen 1st g 4s
July 1948
J&J
Atl & Danville 1st 4s
1948...J&J
2d g 4s 1948
J&J
Atlantic & Yadkin— i
103
34%
31
1st mtge gu
g 4s 1949
A&O
56
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s 1947..A&0
110
Austin & Northwestern—
1st mtge gtd
g 5s 1941
J&J
Augusta Union Sta 4s
1953..J&J
91
Baltimore & Harrisburg
Ry—
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938-M&N
101H
Baltimore & Ohio—
l 1st M 4s g July 1 1948
A&O
82 H
1st M 5s
July 1 1948
A&O
89
5-yr sec notes 4Hs 1939..F&A
68
Conv g 4Hs I960F&A
44 H
Ref & gen 5s 1995
series A.J&D
51
Ref & gen 6s 1995
series O.J&D
57 H
Ref & gen 5s 2000 ser
D..M&S
50H
Ref & gen 5s series F
1996.M&S
50
Eq tr 4Xs 1938-40 (yr)—.M&N b 3.00
Eq tr 4H« '38-'41 O (yr)..P&A b 3.00
Eq tr 5s 1938 (yr)
F&A b 2.50
Plttsb Lake Erie & W Va—
Refund gold 4s 1941...M&N
8 W Div 1st
Be 1950
J&
69
Toledo & Gin Div 4s 1959.J&J
Bangor & Aroostook—
„
40H
1st M 5s g Jan
1 1943
50
Oops refund
-4s stamped
1951
PIscat Div g 5s Jan
1943—A&O
St Johns Riv Ext
100
110
J&J
J&J
g 4s 1951
5s *39. F&A
Van Bur Ext 5s
g Jan *43.A&O
Washburn Ext 1st 5s *39—F&A
Battle Creek &
Sturgis—
gu
109 H
110 H
107
104
.....
103
106H
106 H
1st guar g 3s 1989
J&D
Bay City & Battle CJrk 3s *89 J&D
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938
105 H
107 H
109H
107
106H
113
111 %
114
105 H
105 H
—
J&J
Beech Crk Ext
3H* 1951—.A&O
Belt RR & Stk Yds
(Indplia)—
1st ref gold 4s
1939
M&N
Bel^Ry of Ohatt
1st 5s '45-J&J
Belvidere Del 1st 3 Hs
1943—J&J
Bessemer & Lake Erie—
Equip tr 2Ha 1938-1947..M&S b
B g Sandy
Ry 1st g 4s 1944—J&Di
Birmingham SouthernEquip trust 3Ha Dec. 1 1937-46 6
Blrm Term 1st
g 4s 1957 gu.M&S
Bluff Point Land &
Imp 1st 4a *40
Boonvllle St L & Sou 5s '51.F&A
/
Boston & Albany 5s Oct
*63—J&J
5s June 1942
J&D
6s July 1 1938
J&J
4 He bnpt
1978—
F&A
1st mtge 4 Ha ser A
1943—A&O
3 Ha Jan 1 1951
J&J
Ref 3 Hs 1952
gu N Y C—A&O
Borton & Maine
(new) 5s Sept '41
4s-5s April
1947—.....
5s April 1944
5s June 1945
5s Jan 1946-...
/This price includes accrued
interest
f»
Nominal
...
:
45
51H
latm4HsJuy
51 %
^
1.75
4s 1950
58
50
2.50
11
99
„
109H
106H
Buff & Susquehanna
RR Corp— ,
1st 4s Dec 30
1963
_J&J
Burl Cedar Rapids &
North—
I
Con 1st & coll tr 5s
60
55'
1.75
j
17.
40
15;
102.
101H
102
100
102H
104
94
97
56H
58'
1.25
88
t
'
54]
49-
2.50<
2.50'
2.50
106
J&J
2d (now 1st) glold
5s 1938-J&D
Brunswick & Western—
1st mtge gtd 4s 1938
J&J
;Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941
J&J
I
1st ref 5s 1961
J&J
Buffalo Rochester &
Pittsburgh—
108H
Con g 4Ha 1957
M&N
108 H L Equip trust 5s
1938
J&D b
79 H
70%
68H
50
52
15 1947-.J&J15 /
30
J&J15/
5
3Ha 1947—F&A
101H
Brooklyn & Montauk—
69
45H
3.25
3.25
3.25
Gen m 6s 1938
Boston Term Co
2.00
74
80]
——
^
2.00
69
67
75
1st mtge gu g 4s 1955
F&A
Bost & Prov deb 5s July
11938—
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn—
52 H
58 H
106 H
^ 92
2.00
■
*34—A&O /
9H
Certificates of deposit
f
Butte Anaconda & Pac 5s '44
F&A
100
Cambria & Clearfield—
g
115
20.
^
71H
„
:
1&6H
112H
67
70
...
_
•
Boston & Maine
(new) Concl—
104
5s May 1943...
35H
5s March 1942
48
5s Jan 1943
5s May 1940
60
1st m 5s 1967 ser AO
M&S
112H
1st m 5s 1955ser 2
M&N
1st m 4«s 1961 ser JJ
A&O
99H
Equip trust 3Ha Dec 1 1937-44 b
94
Eq 4Hs 1938-1943 (yr).—A&O b
Equipment trust 5s..
b
Boston & Maine
(old)—
4s Aug 1942
F&A
85H
3s July 1950
J&J
90
Eq tr 6s 1938 (year)
J&D b
71
Boston & N Y Air Line—
6ft
65
85
100
1st 5s g 1941
Gen Mg 4s 1955
101H
90
104 &
2.75
2.25%
107 H
3.75
97 H
87
2.75%
99
28
30
100
102
104
101X
90
98
84
84
72 ;
55
65
62
60
.J&J
F&A
Cambria & Indiana—
Eqtr 5 Ha 1938
M&N
Canada Atl Ry 1st 4s
1955—J&J
Canada 8outh 5s 1962 ser
A.A&O
Canadian National Rys—
4Ha guar 1957
J&J
4H« guar 1951
M&S
4Ha guar 1956
F&A
4Ha guar 1955
J&D 15
40-yr 5s guar 1970—
F&A
5s guar July 1 1969
J&J
5s guar Oct 1 1969
5s guar 1954
A&O
F&A
16-year guar 3s 1950
-J&D
Guaranteed 3a 1944
M&N
93
Guaranteed 2s. 1938
M&N
99 H
7-year guar 2s 1943
F&A
86
17-year guas 3s 1953
.F&A
86
Eq tr 4Hs 1938 1942
(gu) M&N b
76
Eq tr 4H* 1938-45 (ann).J&D b
60
Equipment trust 5s..
.....6
68
Canadian Northern—
65
8 F deb
6H* 1946
J&J
106
103
v
.
106
100
94H
95,
108'
m
111H
111H
112H
114H
116H
114H
111'
112,
112;
114;
96 H
102
118
115'
117
117,
97
102 i
100H
101,
116H
115H
98
0
98
95'
95H
3.25
3.25
3.25
2.50
2.50
2.50:
121H
122J
RAILROAD BONDS
68
securities are as near as
Quotations for all
Y
87
-
102 H
103 M
100M
97
107 M
95 M
1960
-J&J
1942
M&8
15-yr conv coll tr 4s 1949--J&J
Oonv coll tr 3Mis 1961—F&A
Oonv coll trust 3s 1945—4^9
Coll trust 2 Ms 1941
A&O
Eq tr 5s 1944
Coll tr 4 Ms
Oonv coll tr 6s
92
90 M
112"
61
102 M
108 M
Adirondack—
1st mtge guar g 4s 1981— J&D
Oatawissa RR g 4s 1948
A&O
Cent Br Un Pac
1st 5s
1st g 4s
F&A *
Cons gold 5s 1945
Ref & gen 5 Ms 1959 ser
Ref & gen 5s 1959 ser
M&N f
Con g 3 Ms June
Mem Div 1st 4s
4.00
4.00
Pacific—
5
9M
14
48
4
38M
3.00
European
2.00%
34
b
F&A
1949
1st g guar 4s Oct
Guar g 5s
39 M
.
1st ref 4s g guar
k
Central RR & Banking
104
79
u*
89
of Ga—
Central RR of South Carolina—
1st ref 6s 1937-1976
Central Vermont Ky—
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1937-'44 «yr)_.
Ohar & W Carolina 5s 1946- -A&O
Chatt Rome & Sou 1st 5s *47 J&J
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu.-J&J
Chesapeake & Ohio—
1st cons g 5s 1939
M&N
General 4 Ms gold 1992—M&S
Ref & imtp 3 Ms D 1996-M&N
4.00
Eqtr5sl938 <yr)
M&S 15
Craig Valley 1st 5s g 1940. J&J
A&O
1945—F&A
J&J
R & A Div 1st con g 4s '89-J&J
2d con g 4s 1989
J&J
Warm Spr Val 1st 5s g '41 -M&S
Chester! & Lancaster 5s 55 F&A
Paint Creek Br 4s
1946
Chicago & Alton RR—
Refunding g 3s 1949
Chicago Burlington
Gen M 4s
105
117M
94 M
94 M
100 M
99 M
100 M
100 M
100
100
100
2 70
2.75
1st & ref g 5s
2.80
1.75
1.30
2.00%
2.00%
2.00%
1.10%
1.00%
109 M
101M
107 M
105M
113M
35M
34 M
M&S
1977--F&A
1971 ser A.-F&A
109 M
105 M
'29-J&J
J&J
106 H
Illinois Div 3 Ms *49 op
4s July 1 1949
110
110
Eq tr 2 Ms 1938-47
A&O 60.85 to
Chicago & Eastern ill mew co)—
17 M
15H
94
•
Illinois Midland Ry—
s i 4Mb ser A *56 M&S
15
15
16
7U
7*$
1st mtge
•
-
/
/
/
/
/
Monon Coal gu 5s '36 opt. J&D /
Non-cum income 5s 1955
/
Chic Indianapolis & St Louis—
Short Line 1st 4s 1953
A&O
Chic June RR 1st 4s
1945—-M&S
93
100M
Ry & Un Stk \ds—
Coll tr ref 5s 1940
A&O
106 M
Coll trust ref 4s 1940
A&O
104
Chicago Lake Shore & Eastern—
1st M 4Mb 1969 opt 1919.J&D
HO
Chic Memp & Gulf os 1940—J&J
57
Chic Milw & Gary 1st 5s'48-A&O /
10
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
50-yr 5s 1975 series A
F&A /
Oonv adi 5s Jan 2000
A&O f
•
/
f
f
/
/
Eq 4Mb '38-*43 E & F «yr).J&J 6
Eq 4Ms '38-'4l G & H «yr) J&J b
Eq tr 5s '38-'40 ser B »yr)-F&A 6
Eq tr 5 Ms 1938
A&O 6
Chicago & North Western—
Gen M 3 Ms g 1987
M&N /
Gen M gold 4s 1987
M&N /
Stmpd non-pay Fed inc tax.. /
Gen M 5s *87 stpd inc tax-M&N /
*
b Basis.
34 M
107 M
.
r.
110
105
4M
30
5".00
5.00
5.25
5.25
22
103
30 %
40
/This price includes accrued
.f6M
103 X
91M
93
102"
102
Fort
"8M
4 Ms 1982
85^
IV*
22
40
—
;
2%
2*1
deposit—
Dodge Des Moines & Sou—
':-5y
J&D
Dep Det 4Ms *41-J&J
Fort St Un
104 M
Henderson
1938.A&O
Galveston Term 6s 1938
M&S
Genesee River 6s 1957
J&J
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945
J&J
Galveston Houston &
1st Hen & ref M 5Ms
95
113
20M
23
5s 1948.J&D
1st 5s g 1929
J&J
/
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934
Georgia & Florida RR—
1st M 6s 1946 series A
M&N
Certificates of deposit
Georgia Fla & Ala 1st 6s *62.F&A
22
5M
4
10
Georgia Midland—
49
1946
1.
-.A&O
ref 6s 1951-—A&O
4s Jan 1 1947
J&J
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s 1945
J&J
1st g 3s
118
102
Ga RR & Bkg
Deb 5s
108
98
46
A&O
1952.
4.75
1937-1939 s-a--M&N
3 Ms '40—A&O
1st 5 Ms 1978
2nd ext 6s 1979—
M&N
Gouv & Osw 1st 5s g 1942
J&D
Eqtr 4Mb
102 M
93
85
Girard Point Sfge
Goshen & Deckert'n
2.25%
100
106 M
102 M
87
J&J
J&J
Valley 1st 4s 1959—
4 Ms 1941
1st ext 3 Ms 1941
-
Gr R & Ind ext
49
106 M
Grand River
Grand Trunk Pacific—
1st M 3s 1962
(Mountain and
93 M
93
—J&J
Prairle)4s 1955
96
(Lake Superior) 4* 1955
1st 4s Feb 25 '39 Alb gu—M&N
1st 4s Feb 15 *42
93
90
Albgu..M&N
104 M
1962 Can Govt gu.-J&J
Grand Trunk Western—
1st g gu 4s $ July 1 1950—J&J
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1937-'43 'yr)_.
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947
J&D
Great Northern—
1st & ref g 4Ms *61 opt '41-J&J
22
Gen M 5 Ms 1952 ser B
J&J
27
Gen M 5s 1973 ser C
J&J
Gen 4M8 1976 series D
J&J
21
Gen 4Ms 1977 series E—J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser G 1946
J&J
43 M
Gen mtge 4s ser H 1946
J&J
51
Gen mtge 3 Ms ser 11967- -J&J
53 M
Eq tr 2s 1938-1947
M&S
50
Eq tr 4Ms 1938-1939
M&S
36 M
Eq tr 4Mb 1938-1940 Diyr) J&J
Gen 4s
Eq tr
5a1938«yr)
Western
68 M
72
3.80
b
3.00%
8M
10
Eq 5s J'ne
36
90
106
98
84
2.
1.75
2.00
1.25
_
2.00
lo'38 '39 ■yrlJ&D
Guayaquil & Quito 1st 5s
Feb—
Guantanamo & Western—
1st M 6s 1958 series A
>AH
70
65
49
55
2.25
97
50 >'■
,,8'y
/
/
47
5:
_
-J&J
_
A&O
A&O
_
99
:
104 M
'32 J&J2
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
1st 5 Ms 1950 ser B
1st 5s 1950 series O
99
97
f
f
Debenture ctfs B
Gulf & Ship Island R R—
1st ref & term g 6s Feb
36
36
100
93
Green Bay & Western—
Debenture ctfs A Feb
75^
36'
114
105 M
Eq tr 4Mb 1938-1940-J&D
Greenbrier Cheat & Elk—
1st 5s 1944
J&J
W Va Midland Ext 5s '54.J&J
Greenbr Ry 1st g gu 4s '40-M&N
15M
16 M
z
95
4.00
-—M&S
Fruit Express—
11M
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
B—A&O
Nominal,
40
1st 5s 1938
102 M
97 M
J&J
1936.--.-..J&J
n
101
Ga Caro & N
84 Y
105 M
1936—...
~ * Last sale,
101
M&S
Certificates of
106 M
,
Interest.
2.50
'37 coup).
Proof of claim filed
V.
106 M
4Mb
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—
Inc mtge 6s Jan 1 i960-An Apr
4.65%
1st 4s 1950
—-----—J&J
4.65%
Des Moines & Fort Dodge—
4.90
Ctfs of dep for gtd 4s 1935-J&J jr
4.90
Des Plaines Val 4Mb 1947.-M&S
20 M Det & Mack pr lien 4s 1995. J&D
4s stamped 1995
21 h
Mortgage gold 4s 1995.-.J&D /
f
Mtge 4s stamped 1995
23"
11*
2.50
115M
J&J
Certificates of
93
106M
& Rio Grande—
1st con g
2.90
deposit
Eq 4Ms '38-'41 H <s-a)
M&S
Fla So 1st g gu 4s 1945—
J&J
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
J&J
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv—
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
J&J /
1st cons ref 4 Ms '52 opt—M&N
/
Proof of claim filed
109""
1938 *42 <yr)—M&N
Equipment trust 5s...——.—
Equipment trust 5Ms
1st con g 4s
2.65
(Nov '32 and May
105
Eq tr 4Ms
Denver
50 M
B 1940. -J&J
.J&J
Florida Central & Peninsula—
1st cons 5s gold 1943
J&J /
Florida East Coast 4 Ms '59.J&D
con
1
52
Gen gu g 3 Ms ser
Series C 1940
Amended 1st
105 M
Grande Western—
5s 1978 ser
61
Erie & Pittsburgh—
111
5s Aug '55—F&A
Assented subject to plan
32
19
Equipment trust 5 Ms
Jersey s f 6s 1955.-
103 M
Delaware &
Ref & impt
A&O
^A&O
Erie &
109M
ref 4s 1955. J&J /
Bound Br 3 Ms 1955—F&A
& Rio
62 M
,53*|
§3 H
Ga & Ala Term 1st g
Cuban Nor Rys
■
12
,Y
w*
25
18*
83
1.00%
Gen income
12
85
J&J
J&J
A—A&O
1st & ref 5s 1974
Conn River
Denver
60
90
95
Eq 4Mb '38-'41 LL (s-a)—M&S
Eqtr4M« 1938-'43 (s-a)M&S
Equipment trust 5s
—
98
*
gold 4s 1953 ser
Series D 1953—
100
Hudson—
1st & ref gold 4s 1943
M&N
Delaware Lackawanna & Western
Equip trust 4s Apr 1 1938-'49—
98
A&O
Ref & imp M 5s 1967
M&N
Ref & impt M 5s 1975—A&O
Ext
Del &
106 X
106
RR—
Series B 1953
■l
110M
107 M
104 M
Danbury & Norw
102
Chic June
Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul—
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989
J&J
Gen g 3 Ms B May 1 1989.J&J
Gen 4M8 May '89 series O-J&J
Gen 4 Ms May '89 ser E
J&J
Gen M 4Ms May '89 Ser F.J&J
Conv
1st 5 Ms, '42 J&D
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952.-.-..J&J
27
7Ms extended to 1946——J&D
26 M
6s extended to 1946
J&D
imp & equip 5s 1960
M&N
99M
24
24M
105 M
1950-J&J
A&O
Prior lien gold 4s 1996
Gen lien gold 4s. 1996—
59 M
gold 4s 1948—-—-A&O
Columbus & Toledo— '.wY...
.
1st ext g 4s 1955..-—-—-F&A
Concord & Claremont—
1
„
1st 5s 1944
J&J
Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers
1st gold 4s 1943-—A&O
7M
.
100 M
110
Erie—
80
gold 4s 1943—-M&S
93 M Connecting Ry <Phila)—
1st M gu 4s Mar 15 51-M&S 15
1st 5s 1951
-——M&S
97 H
Consol Rys <N H) deb 4s 54.J&J
Deb 4s 1955.—
-J&J
18
Deb 4s 1955
A&O
20
Deb 4s 1956 guar—
J&J
37
Copper Range RR 1st 5s '49-A&0
9
93M
Chicago Indianap & Louisville—
Ref M g 6s 1947 series A
J&J
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B.._J&J
Ref M g 4s 1947 series O
J&J
1st & gen 5s 1966 series A.M&N
■■■«
1st & gen 6s May '66 ser B.J&J
zM
92M
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry—
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar—-J&J
116M
107
■-
4
1
78
103
5s 1951 .J&J
1st & ref 5s 1965
5s stamped 1965
„
Gen M 5s May 1951
M&N /
Certificates of deposit
f
15
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
1st consul 6s gold 1934—A&O / 92
Chicago & Erie 5s 1st g '82—M&N
113 M
Chic Great West 1st 4s 1959-M&S/
21
Equip tr 4Mb "A" 1945.-A&O 5
4.50
5s 2862
El Paso & Southwestern
110M Clinchfield RR— Equip tr 2 Ms ser A 38- 52 M&S
105 M
112 M Coal Riv Ry 1st 4s gu 194&-J&D
106 M Colorado & Southern— r
General mtge 4Ms 1980—M&N
111M
2.70% Col & Pt Deposit 4s 1940...F&A
Columbus & Hocking Valley—
;
Chicago &
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4%
El Paso & R 11st gu
96"
Cleveland Union Terminals—
1st s f 5 Ms 1972 series A—A&O
1st M s f 5s 1973 series B—A&O
1st 8 f 4 Ms 1977 series O—A&O
99
Elmira & Williamsport—
86"
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
1st 4s gold guar 1995
M&N
16"
5
& Quincy—
B
108
28
105
1944-.A&O
Elgin Jol & East 5s 1941— M&N
Income
1951-a—J&D
65
Columbia Ry 4Ms
86
Cleveland & Mahoning—
Gold 5s 1938
J&J
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
.
Ser A 4Ms gen gtd 1942—J&J
Ser B 4Ms gen gtd 1942—A&O
Ser B 3Ms gen gtd 1942.-A&O
Ser O 3 Ms gen gtd 1948—M&N
Ser D 3 Ms gen gtd 1950—F&A
Gen & ref 4 Ms 1977 ser A.F&A
Gen & ref 4Ms 1981 ser B—J&J
Cleve Short L 4 Ms 1961
A&O
109M
106 X
A&O
1958
1st & ref 4Mb ser
6
15
15 *51-J&D 15
109
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Not Div 1st g 4s 1948
A&O
Edmonton Dun vegan & British
8M
86
Clearfield & Mahoning—
1st gtd 5s 1943
J&J
Cleveland Akron & Columbus—
105
1st cons guar g 4s 1940—F&A
1H6M
Clev Cine Chic & St Louis—
119
85
General 4s gold 1993.----J&D
95
Gen M 5s ser B 1993
J&D k 1153
96 M
753
Ref & imp 4Ms ser E 1977-J&J
100 H
Cairo Div 1st g 4s 1939
J&J
C W & M Div 1st 4s g '91— J&J
St L Div 1st col tr g 4s '90 M&N
iOlM
Spr & Col Div 4s 1st g '40-M&S
99
White W V Div 1st 4s '40—J&J
103
Eq tr 2Ms 19o8-1946
J^O
Eq tr 3s, 1938-1950
A&O
Eq tr 4M» '38-'40 (yr)—A&O
1938
10
1?7K
70
E 1996 F&A
J&J
notes, 1941-———-J&J
notes, 1942
—J&J
notes, 1943—
-—-J&J
notes, 1944-J——-J&J
notes, 1945
J&J
notes. 1946
-J&J
Equip tr 2s 1938-1947
M&S
Potts Creek 4s
3.00%
107
Ref & .mpt 3 Ms ser
notes, 1940
Grain Elev 1st 4s
8M
^
99
v;-
i
;;
87 H
86 M
Colltrg5s 1937-. ..—M&N
Coil tr 5sext'd to 1942—M&N
i
"9M
-
„
105
103
11954---A&O
---------F&A
loan 4s 46
M&S
1960
19 H
Chicago Union Station—
Guar 4s 1944
——A&O 106 M
110
1st M 4s series D 1963—J&J
107
1st mtge 3 Ms ser E 1963—-J&J
103 M
Guaranteed 3 Ms 1951—M&S
Chicago & Western Indiana— <
Y 97 M
Consol gold guar 4s 1952—J&J
95 M
1st & ref M 4Ms D 1962-aM&S
Choc & Memph 5s 1949.-/--J&J / '
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
Consol gold 5s 1952
M&N f —
Cincinnati Hamilton & DaytonGeneral 5s gold 1942
J&D 105 M
Cin Ind & West 1st 5s 1965.M&N
Cincinnati Lebanon & Northern—
1st consol gtd 4s 1942
M&N 100 M
105
Cine & Musk Val 4s 1948—F&A
Cin N O & Tex Pac Ry—
•
1.50
Eq tr 5s 1938 <yr) —
A&O 102
Cin Northern RR 1st 4s 1951-J&J
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
109
1st mtge g 5s series C '57-M&N
1st M 3 Ms ser D 1971
M&N 104 H
14
...
Central
4.75
Chicago Term 1st jet 4s *41-M&N
Chic Terre Haute & Southeast—
1st & ref g 5s Dec 1 '60 opt J&D
Inc mtge 5s Dec 1 1960
M&S
;
.
4%
86
4.00
Chatt Div gold 4s 1951—J&D
f
Macon & Nor g 5s 1946—J&J
Mid Ga & Atl fst 5s 1947—J&J
I
Mobile Div g 5s 1946—.-J&J
Oconee Div 1st 5s 1945
J&D
vT Cent New Eng 1st gu 4sl961 J&J
Central of New Jersey—
j
Gen M mow 1st) g 5s 1987-J&J
Gen M 4s 1987
J&J
1938-'41 (yr)-F&A
11
Chicago St Louis & N O
Cong 5s June 15*51—J&D
12"
Y
Eq tr 4Ms
11
9
Eq tr 4 Ms '38-'40 ser
Eq tr 4M» '37-'40serQ<yr)M&N
Eq tr 5s 1938 ryrly)—-J&D
102
1st 5s Mar 1
86
15
B.A&O
O—A&O
P< yr)M&S
110
1961
Detroit Toledo & Ironton
22
106M
1940.J&J /
*48--J&D /
Central of Georgia—
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1948
M&N
1964
J&J
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
1st gold guar 4s 1953
J&J
Dexter & Piscataquis—
1st 4Mb 1949
J&J
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic—
1st gold 5s 1937
J&J
Dutchess Co RR 4M.8 1940—J&D
East Penn 1st 4s 1958
—M&S
East Tenn & Western N C—
1st extended 5s 1965
M&N
East Tenn Va & GeorgiaGonsol 1st g 5s 1956
M&N
1st guar 4 Ms
19M
Xu 74,
Sec 4 Ms 1952 ser A
M&S
Sec 4M ser A certif of dep..—
30-yr conv 4Ms I960.—-M&N
Eq tr 5s 1938 (s-a)
J&D
Carthage &
Bid
Detroit Term & Tunnel
_
1911—A&O
Ref g 4s 1934 opt to
Certificates of deposit
2.50%
Eq tr 4Ms 1937-1945s-a-J&D
Oaro Cent 1st g gu 4s 1949—J&J
Caro Clinch & Ohio 5s 1938. J&D
1st cons 6s 1952 ser A—J&D 15
Cent Ark & East
North Western Cont.
GenM4Ms'87 stpd IUV taxM&N J
Ol BVUU inc
/
Aam
A l/a'Q?
innfnv TVTIj NT *
GenM4Ms'87 stpd inctaxM&N
15-year 6 Ms Mar 1936—M&S
1st & ref 5s May 2037
J&D
1st & ref 4Ms May 2037.-J&D
1st & ref 4 Ms May 2037 O J&D
Oonv g 4 hi 1949 ser A
M&N
Eq 5s 1937-'38 O «yr)—J&D
Eq 4 Ms '37-'42<yr)ser A-M&N
Chic R I & Pac Ry—
General gold 4s 1988
J&J
Certificates of deposit———
UCUlUt 74 »
20-yr coll tr 4Mb 1V)46—M&S
Coll tr 5s 1954
J&D
8 f 4Mb Dec 15 1944—J&D 15
'
Chicago &
*v.91-<«'
Canadian NW4H» Oct 22 1043..
Canadian Pacific—
T
Cons deben 4s perpetual—J&J
defaulted bonds
the date of issue
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
where marked "f" and Income and
possible for the closing day of the month preceding
"and Interest" except
NOTICE—-All bond prices are
,
'52-J&J
Stmpd i July 1 1933 cpn on).
Gulf Terminal of Mobile—
1st mtge g 4s 1957 gu—J&J
60
49
10
85 M
85M
,
,8M
;
;
95
87 M
80
80
76
;
91M
t Y 81
■'/ Vl
!I
RAILROAD BONDS
Nov., 1937]
69
lr,p:
NOTICE—All bond prices ere "end Interest" except .where marked ?*f ? end Income end
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding
H & Ha rtford.
Harl R & Portch—See N Y N
Harris Ports Mt Joy & Lane RR
Ext 4s 1943
106 H
—__J&J
Hoboken Ferry 6s 1946
70
63
M&N
Hocking Valley Ry—
1st cons gold 4 Ha 1999
J&J
j
Eqtr 5s 1938 (ann)
A&O
_Eq tr 6s 1938-1939 (yr)___J&J
Holidaysburg Bedford & Ourab
1st M g 4s 1951 guar
J&J
Holyoke & West 4%s 1951—A&O
Housatonic con 5s 1937——M&N
115 "
1.50
1.50
104
30
45
Hudson & Manhattan—
1st gold 5s 1957 opt
F&A
Adj inc up to 5% Feb '57_A&O
1st M 4%s 1957 conv
F&A
Illinois Central—
J&J
J&J
'51.A&0
1st g 38 sterling 1951
M&S
Coll trust gold 4s 1952
A&O
Col tr L N O & T g 4s '53.M&N
Ref mtge 5s 1955.
M&N
Ref g 4s 1955 opt 1918-M&N
Pur liens 1st g 3%s 1952..J&J
Jt 1st ref M(IC&OSL&
N O) 5s 1963 ser A
J&D
Series O 4Hs 1963
J&D
40-year 4Kb Aug 1 1966.F&A
Eq tr 4%s 1938-1939 K—F&A
Eq tr 4Hs 1938-1940 L..A&0
Eqtr 4Hs *38-'41 M (s-a).M&N
Eq tr 4Hs 1938-41 Ser N.A&O
Eq tr 3s ser R 1938-1952..M&S
Carlo Bridge 4s g 1950--J&D
Litch Div 1st g 3s 1951
J&J
Louisv Div 3Hs g 1953—J&J
1st gold 4s 1951
1st gold 3%s 1951
L ext 1st g 3Ha
<
52.
17H
It"
109 H
1st guar 4s
52
8*
50
47
45
*
2.75
2.75
2.50
2.50
3.40
47„
2.00%
2.00%
2.00%
2.00%
2.60%
104%
87
88
80H
87%
I
&
::::
4.00
86
82
94
97 K
;
102
5K
3%
10%
5
104
1.25%
J&J
J&J
103
103
3.25
N Hav & No Ham 4s 1956
100
2.75%
2.75%
27
52
62
opt.M&N
1st 5s June 1 1944
J&D
Kalamazoo Allegheny &
Grand Rapids gtd 5s *38—J&J
Kal & Sou Haven—See Mich Cent
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon RR
1st gold 5s 1940
-J&J
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948.A&0
Kana & Mich 1st 4s 1990. -A&O
Kan City Ft Scott & Memphis—
A&O
M&S
Sept 1
Kan City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 A&O
Ref & Impt 5s Apr 11950- -J&J
Eqtr5%sl938 (year)
M&S
Eq tr 3s F Jan 1 1938-43
Kansas City Terminal Ry
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
J&J
J&J
Kentucky Cent 4a2g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M 4Hs 1961 (sterling) .J&J
101
105 H
102
103
105
92 K
97%
31
34
IV*
83
42
81
75
67
1.75
2.75
108 H
cons
68
1st
108%
98 H
99
100
88
Cong g ref 3%s 1997
J&D
Leamington & St Clair 4s '45 A&O
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
109
102
102
,92%
103
92 %
to
100
77
84 H
98
32%
32
34
34%
30
40
65
99
83 H
f Price Includes accrued interest.
32
93%
102%
21H
55
45
50
4H
8H
3H
3
1H
4,
4
■v.
2H
96
13
i
•
82%
J&;D
4%s Mar 15 1938-'39 —M&S
4 Hs 1938-1945
M&N
2 Kb Mar 15 1938-1952—
N Y Chicago & St Louis—
1st gold 48 1937
A&O
3-year 6s Oct 11938..—
Ref 5%s 1974 ser A—
A&O
Ref 4%s 1978 ser O
M&S
lf)-yr coll tr 4s 1946
F&A
Equip tr 4Hs 1938-'44 (yr)F&A 6
Equip tr 5s 1938 (yr)
F&A 6
Equip trust 3s July I 1938-'51
103H
74
3H8 1998—F&A
Spuyten Duyvil & Pt Morris—
3Hs 1959
J&D
N Y Cent equip trusts—
5s 1938-1939
*
74
82
99
im
mrnmm
1.75
1.75
1.00<
1.25
2.90
2.25
2.90
2.25
99 H
83 K
83%
72
64
95
3.25
1.50
3.25
New York Connecting RR—
10
13
1st M 4Kb 1953 series A..F&A
1st guar 5s 1953 series B
F&A
New York & Erie RR—
30
9
69
9H
12
86
4.00
3.00%
3d
mtge 4 Kb
109 J
108 H
M&S
1938
104 H
101
—M&8
N Y & Greenwood Lake
Guar g 5s 1946
N Y & Har 1st g 3
95
M&N
Kb 2000. .M&N
N Y & Hob Fy 5s May '46... J&D
N Y Lack & Western—
96
58
108%
108j
M&N
1st 4s ext g 1947
2d ext 5s 1939
1IT*
102
70""
63
93%
1st & ref 4s ser A 1973—M&N
80
84
J&J
M&S
38
50
99
1st & ref 4Hs 1973 ser B..M&N
New York & Long Branch—
gold 4s 1941.....M&S
General 1st 5s 1941
—M&8
102
103%
104H
166
97
49
NY & NE Bos Ter 4s 1939. A&O
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
Deb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv—J&J15
40%
■;
95
RR—
J&J
J&J
General
-
Deb 4s May 11957
Deb 4s
27 %
3.50
F&A
M&N
July 1 '55 non-conv J&J
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv
M&N
Deb 48 1947 non-conv...M&S
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A
F&A
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F...M&S
Certificates of deposit.
21K
1st & ref 5s 1978 ser G—M&N,
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 5s 1980 ser H
A&O
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 58 1981 ser I
.F&A
21%
20 H
21%
20%
21%
21%
20K
20
/
20 K
6
70
Equip trust 5s 1938 '40(yr)M&S
Eq tr 4H« *38-'44 F (yr)..M&N
3.25
70
7H
3.75
100
10%
22%
22%
23
Deb
75%
Nominal.
i
84%
89%
70
84
M O coll tr g
95
79
Ref &ref4Hs80P A 2013—A&O
L S coll tr g 3Hs 1998—.F&A
74
103
n
■
Ref g 3Hs July 1 1997—J&J
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt ..J&J
Minn Transfer Ry 3%s 1956. J&O
Missouri Illinois Bridge and Belt
RR cons 4s 1951
..—J&J
Jt Last sale
t ii»
72
'95%
17H
Certificates of deposit
Convg 5%s 1949 sot A...M&N
Secured 5%s 1937-1956—J&D
Lehigh Vail Term 5s 1941—A&O
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945—M&S
H
'
10-year 3 Kb sec s f 1946—A&O
3 Kb conv secured 1952—M&N
New York Central & Hud Riv—
12%
.
95
96
Ill
IV*
70
93
25-year 5%s 1949
M&S
Secured notes 5s 1938—F&A
Eq tr 4s '37-'38 s-a—J&D15
M St P & SS M & Cent Term Rylst Oh Ter s f 4s '41op'16- M&N
Minn Terminal 1st 3 Hs '50--J&J
Eqtr 2%s 1938-1952
38%
3^80 3.30^
>
18
/
1st ref 6s 1946 series A....J&J
1st ref 5%s 1978 ser B
J&J
Mo-Illinois RR5s 1959
Mo Kans & Okla 5s 1942
56
38
35
—
96
77
_
Mo Kan & Tex (old company)—
1st gold 4s 1990
-J&D
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
110
F&A
4H» 1956series D..F&A
40
35
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A..F&A
Ref &impt4Hs 2013 A...A&O
Ref & impt 5s 2013 O
A&O
§2*
-M&S
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B
84
35H
35 H
New York Central RR—
104"
83
Prior lien 4 Kb 1978 ser D.J&J
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A—A&O
See Industrial bonds.
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York
1st 4%s gold 1940
J&J
_
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A
95
35 H
J&J
Newport & Richfor Is 5s 1941
35"
gold 4s 1938......J&J
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
*
A—A&O
Equip trust 4%s
54
gold 5s 1938
J&J
5s 1938 gu int—.J&J
2d M gold 4s guar 1949—J&J
98
84
"4 K Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
253
733
cons
109 H
92
1st mtge 5s ext at 3 % to '47 J&J
2d 5s 1941
J&J
Lake Shore & Mich South
Con M 6s ann irred—...J&D
Con M 4Hs ann irred
J&D
Gen cons gold 4s 2003...M&N
Gen con go if 4Hs 2003..M&N
Gen con gold 5s 2003
M&N
mm
1
cons
1st
1.00
2.00
1st M
■
69
45
Certificates of deposit
1st 5s 1956 series O
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
Stmpd
Lehigh & Lake Erie 4 Hs '57.M&S
Lehigh & New England—
1st M gold 5s 1945
J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser A 1965.-.A&O
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5s 1954—
F&A
Lehigh valley—
1st gold 4s 1948/.
—J&D
85
Minneapolis & St Louis—
1st 7s '27 ext at 6% 1932—J&D /
1st consol gold 5s 1934—.M&N
Certificates of deposit
1st refdg gold 4s 1949
M&S v
Ref & ext 5s Feb *62 ser A.Q-F /
Certificates of deposit
1st
1st M 5Hs 1954 series
1910
1934 (1884)..
J&D
Mil Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&S
Mil&State Line 1st 3 Hs 1941. J&J
80
Acer int at exch rate 4.8665—
accr int at rate 4.8665..
Plain 1961—
J&J
1st mtge 4%s ungar 1961
Lake Erie & Western RR
118
1939—.—......
Minneapolis Northfield&
Southern Ry 1st 6s '41
Non-cum inc 5s '35 ser A.-A&O
17%
103
100
1st 5s 1954 series B......A&0
Certificates of deposit
5% to 1940
1st ext 4%s
75%
16H
J&J
20
1%
40
20
101
J&J
50-year 1st 5s 1983
48
f
Con ext4%s 1939-—..—
Cons 6s 1913 ext at 4%%
50
i55
Extended at 5% 1940
M&N
Ref & impt 4%s 52 ser A..J&J
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953. .J&J
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
13-
49%
New Orleans Great Northern—
70
116
JH
30"
35"
General 5s Jan 1 1938.
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940—.J&J
Income deb 5s 2032
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915
56
.2 r"
I 80
- -
guJ&D /
1st M g 4Hs 1945 guar
6s
IK
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
F&A
N J & N Y 1st ext 5s 1950-M&S
70
2.25
2
68
Midland
96
4 Kb *26 J&J /
cons
86
& coup).1977
1st
IK
IK
gold 4s 1951—...A&O
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
M&N
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
f_
J&J.
Consol g 5s July 1 1945—J&J /
62
83
f 1957—J&J /
A&O '
Prior lien g 4%s s
Gen mtge 4s 1977
Nat RR of Mex pi g
5
55
97
3.25
Adj 5s series B 1953 Sept.....
Milwaukee & Northern—
85
93
103 H
103 H
J
M&S
64
81K
3.10
91H
59
100
A&O
Valley—5s 1943—A&O
Adj M Apr 1 '53 ser A
Sept
ext at
105
105
1st g 4s 1959 guar
J&D
Jollet & Northern Ind 4s 1957 J&J
N
63H
Nashville Chattanooga & St ~
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
F&A
1st
78
78
78
Constr'n 5s 19551ser A...M&N
Constr'n 4Hs 1955 ser B.M&N
Eq tr 2Kb 1938-1952
National Kys of Mexico—
105"
impt 4 Hs 1679 ser O. J&J
102
M&N
103%
1st Mtge M Air L 4s 1940—J&J
93
1st g 4s Jol & N Ind 1957.J& J10
106
1st gold 3%s 1952
M&N
63
Middlesex Val 1st 5s 1942—M&N
Midi RR 4% franc bonds
(Foreign series) 1960
J&D / 16H
of
102 H
1st 5s 1963...F&A
Morris & Essex 3H s 2000—J&D
86 %
111%
55 guar .M&N
Mexican International—
Sept 1914 coupon on 1977-M&S
Sept 1914 coupon off 1977 M&S
Midland
Joplin Union Depot Co—
Montour RR
47
101
85
Montgomery & Erie 1st 5s 1950—
103%
98 H
107
105
118
125
87 H
Savannah—
warr
62
1st mtge 4s ser A 1960—M&N
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955—A&O
Gen 6s 1955
A&O
Montana Wyoming & Southern—
1st mtge gold 5s 1939
M&S
Montauk Ext 1st 5s 1945
J&J
106
1st 5s Kal & S H 1939
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield—
ft Basts,
|m
108
;
Asst(cash
30
112
Ref &
88
Sept 1 1951
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
1st M 5s 1978
r
joint Monon coll
Michigan Central—
8
7
Jacksonville Terminal—
K O Mem & Bir 4s 1934
Income 5s Mar 1934
24 109
85
1.75
112
fold Term 1st g 4s...——J&J
N 4s, 1952
'52 gu J&D
4s
17
82
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
93
Meridian Term 4s
3.00%
98
M&S
2002—M&S
102 K
96 K
fi
27
13
98
98
/
105%
Equipment trust 5%s.. — ——
Manila RR Sou Lines 4s '39.M&N
4s 1939 ext to 1959
101H
Philippine Govt gu
M&N
Manitowoc Green Bay & Western
20
1st gtd 3%s 1941———J&J
101H Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s 51-M&S
1st cons A 6s 1963
A&O
26
M'shfield & S'east—See Wis Cent
6
Memphis Union Station Co—
28
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959—M&N
5_
1st guar g 4s 1991
Consol gold 3Hs
75
2.75%
—- -
.
Mohawk & Malone—
66
108
Equipment trust 5s..........
21
98
1.25%
2.00%
12
Secured 5s 1938
Monongahela Ry Co—
2d mtge 3s 1980
M&S
Mob & Mont 4Kb 1945.-M&S
112
J&J
A&O
Ref g 4s 1936 guar
Certificates of deposit
3.50
Atl K & Cin Div 4s 1955—M&N
Pad & Mem Div 1st 4s '46.F&A
South East & St Louis Div—
108
13
,
73
1st mtge & coll 4s sot A 45 J&D
Conv gen 4%s 8er
I960-J&D
Secured 6s 1959
1st ser ..J&J
102
M&S.
M&S /
M&S /
Eq 4%s 1938-41 (yr)— J&J15
Eq tr 5s 1938 (s-a)..
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1938-39 (year)—J&J
Montgom Div g 5s 1947—F&A
63
1st 5s 1947--------J&J
Macon Terminal 5e 1965——J&J
Maine Central—
Jackson Lansing & Saginaw
1940 guar
3.00
^
85H
95
83
56
Mobile & Ohio—
Gen gold 4s, 1938—
Ref & impt 4%s 1977
-
Macon Dublin &
Birmingham—
Prior lien 5s, 1945——...J&J
Gen M g 4s 1945
J&J
95%
102 H
96
94
2.00
1946.-A&O
92 H
100
1st & ref g 4s 1951
—M&S
Jacksonville & Gainesville &
Mt g 4%s
;
2003 ser 0„A&O
1st & ref 4s ser D 2003—A&O
1st & ref 3%s ser E 2003—A&O
Equipment trust 5s_.—.—-—
Southern Ry
Mobile &
110H
25
f
102
101%
94 H
(yr)-F&A
West RR~
101
t
7H
M&N
4%
"
1st & ref 4%s
79 %
>
M&S
1st M 5s 1972 opt
M&N
1st 1 & ref 6 Hs 1947
F&A
Interstate Transf Ry 5s 1945. J&J
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938
J&D
Certificates of deposit
1st 5s July 1 1939
Ref & ext 58 series A 1967
Ref & ext 5s series B 1967
6s July 1 1967
Equip trust 3 Kb to
97 H
15
/
Unified gold 4s 1940-J&J
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B_._. A&O
J&J
AdJ M 6s July 1952 ser A.Ar>ril
1st M 5s 1956 series B
J&J
1st M 5s 1956 ser O
J&J
Eq tr 4Hs 1938-42 (yr)__A&0
Internet Rys (Central America)—
1st 3%s
Equip tr 4 Hs 1941-45
Louisville & Nashville—
J&J /
Gulf Ry 1st 5s 1951
109H
1st mtge gold 5s 1946——J&J
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945—M&S
58%
Indianapolis Union—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A
1939 guar ..—J&J
Long Dock cons 3 Kb 1950—A&O
Long Island—
!
Unified g 4s. 1949----—-M&S
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938——J&D
Refunding mtge 4s 1949..M&S
4s stamped 1949-—--— M&S
Equip tr 5s 1938-39 (yr)..A&O
1st gold 4s
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975.M&S
3d 7s ext to July 1938 at
99
1st 5b 1959.M&N
1st M gold 5s 1935—-—A&O /
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
J&J
1956
Litchf & Madia
Bonds
124
95
J&J
Little Miami guar 4s 1962..M&N
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
Louisiana & North
Indianapolis & Louisville—
Ref & imp M 3 %s ser B '86
Internat-Great North Ry—
...
Los Ang-Pac Co ref4sl950..J&J
Louisiana & Ark 5s A 1969- —.J&J
57
k 100 K
k
90
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
Genl mtge 4s 1957
—J&J
4s 1950
5s 1939
Ask
Bid
Ask
117 %
Lex & East'n 1st gu 5s 1965.-A&O
Lincoln Park & Charlotte—
■
'
Sp'field Div ext 3%s 1951 J&J
Western lines g 4s 1951—F&A
Indiana Bloomington & Western—
1st ext 4s 1940
A&O
1st gold
60
51H
Omaha Div 1st 3s g 1951..F&A
St Louis Div 3%s g 1951..J&J
St Louis Div 3s g 1951
J&J
Gen mtge 4Hs 1957
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
116H
1.00%
1.00%
the date of Issue
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
defaulted bonds
22
Deb 3H8
22
3%8 March 1947——M&S
1954 non-conv—A&O
Deb 3Hjs 1956 conv—...J&J
15-year secured 6s 1940...A&O
36
J&D
24
1st & ref 4Hs 1967
22
,
Equip tr 4Hs Sept 15 1938 to
Mar 15 1946 £.-».)— M&S15
Equipt tr 4Hs '38-'46 (yr).J&J
3.75
3.75
Equipment trust 5s
3.50
Har Riv & Pt Ches 4s '54 M&N
N Y & N J Ferry 5s 1946
J&J
89
63
3.00'
3.00
2.75
BONDS
RAILROAD
70
NOTICE—'All bond prices are "and intarast" axcapt whara markad■ '*[" and jneoma and dafaultad bon
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
-
v
Ref 1st g 4s June 1992-..-MAS /
Oen M g 4s 1955 red
J&D f
N Y Pennsylvania & Ohio—-
Bonds
12H
11
8
9
•.
Prior lien ext 4)4s,1950--M&S
103X
If Y Phil & Norf—1st g 4s 39J&J
102
Income 4s Jan 11939--—M&N
101
Stock trust ctfc 4s 1948—J&D
101
N Y Prov & Bos 4s 1942—A&O /
98)4
N Y & Put 1st 4s g 1993—-A&O
68$
N Y Short Line 4s 1957—-F&A
106)4
N Y & Stamford 4s 1958—M&N / 40
N Y Susq & Western—
104)4
104
162"
73"
101
98
Pitts Bessemer & Lake
Cons gold 5s 1947
Gen mtge. 5s g 1940—JJ&A f
8)4
Term 1st g 5s 1943
/M&N f 30
N Y Westchester & Bos Ry—
1st M g 4)4s 1946 guar—J&J /
6$
Nord Ry s f 6)48 I960---—A&O
97)4
Norfolk & Car 1st 5s 1939*. -A&O
103
2nd 5s
1946
J&J
98
Norfolk Southern—
1st & ref g 5s *61 opt '15-F&A /
12
Certificates of deposit.—9J4
Norf & South 1st 5s 1941.M&N / 40)4
13
12
_
1st gen g
J&J /
5s 1954 opt
.
32
....
118)4
103
117
75
82
70
Nor RR of N J gen 4 Ms 2000. J&J
No Ry of Cal 5s g gu 1938A&0
5s
65)4
3.20%
3.00%
_
110
111)4
115
115
110
99 %
100)4
106)4
105)*
99 X
98
106
107
10"
m
80
lOl"
100
Raleigb & Augusta Air line—■
21
Ral & Gaston 1st 5s
Rarltan River 1st g £
18
102)4
1939.
107
Reading Belt 1st 4s 1
Reading Company—
95)4
95H
b
30
38
107)4
106)4
90
94)4
92
95
99)4
105)4
104)4
105
103)4
93
92
91
93
92
90
103)4
104)4
110
113
109)4
I&edericksbg
Rich
& Potomac—•
Cons mtge 4)48 1940..—A&O
Richmond & Mecklenburg—
1st g 4s Nov 11948——M&N
Rich & Peters 4Mb 1940
A&O
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952-J&J
112)4
112
117
112)4
118)4
104)4
106
102
112)4
102)4
101M
94)4
95)4
92)4
3.80
3.25
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.50
1.5Qh
1.50
2.90
-
>
2.75
71
8H
jt;
95
56
64)4
106)4
inc 6s
1938
123)4
109
67)4
22)4
75
.
2.00%
2.00%
70
101
93 H
87 X
87 X
92
—
18 !
Ry—
13)4
13)4
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser
14
12)4
11)4
12
95
94
98
97
78
36
80
45
L
10 Hi
35"
(
8
11
38
95
42
40
45"
14
107)4 i
105)4
116)4
1.08)4
llS"
107
109
92
91
70
74
106
117)4
H4
-
-
--
30)4
16
■■
3.00
3.00
4.00
Eq tr 5s 1937-1939—M&N
Eq tr 4)4s 1938-42 (yr)—A&O
Eq tr 4hB 1938-43 (yr)—-F&A
Equipment trust 4s—
100
7
■
St Paul & Kansas City Short Line
1st guar 4 )4s 1941—.—.F&A /
10
St Paul Minn & Manitoba—
<
Pacific ext 1st 4s £ 1940. -.J&J
102)4
St Paul Union Depot—
°
1st & ref 5s 1972
—.J&J
118)4
Salt Lake City Union Depot
and RR 1st 5s 1938
M&N
99
b
2".00
b
3.00
3.00
3.00
b
b
St
110)4;
1 109)4
100
—......
Ref &
1A0%
2.50%
2.50% ?
2.50%
,'
1st M g 5)4s 1964
.M&S
Toledo Canada Southern & Det—
1st 4s 1956
J&J
Toledo & Ohio Central—'
.
2.00%
2.00%
3.00%
9?^
D...J&D
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—
Southwestern—:
Nominal.
:
_
13
n
:
106
—J&D
1st gold 5s 2000-—..
k, Last sale,
>
m*mm
Gen & ref 5s 1977 ser B...A&0
Gen & ref 5a 1979 ser O—A&O
110
;
b2*%
101H
Texas City Term 6s 1941 -J&J '26
Texas &' N O con 5s 1943....J&J
15
15
99
f This price includes accrued interest,
71
9
Texarkana & Ft Smith—
1st M 5)4s 1950 guar—--F&A
15.
110
'
55)|
99
coup-M&N
12)4
M
116
109
98
Ry 4)4s 1943—-J&D
Texas & Pacific
Mortgage 4s Dec 1 1996—J&D
St Paul East Gr Tr 4)4s '47—J&J
110)4
; 80 X
Develop & gen M g 4s *56.A&O
69
Develop & gen 6s 1956.
A&O
73
Develop & gen 6jks 1956—A&O
b
2.00
Equipment trust 5)48—..
2.75
Eq tr 5s 1938-39 (s-a)
M&S b
2.75
Eq tr 4J4s Oct '38-*39 (s-a) A&O b
Aiken Branch 4s 1998.-...J&J
100
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 M&S
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996....J&J
85"
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951 .J&J
85
Mobile & O coll tr 4s '38.M&S
88
Spartanburg Un Col 4s 1995.J&J
106
Spokane Falls & Nor 6s 1939.J&J
Spok Internat 1st g 5s 1955.J&J / 1§H
Stark Elec RR 1st 7s 1952—J&D J
17
.?
.
102)4
101
85
imp M3)4sser A '60 J&D
Div 1st 4s 1951F&A
Mary1^
Toledo Peoria & Western RR—
1st mtge 4s ser B 1967—- -J&J
Toledo St Louis & Western—.
1st gold 48 April 1 1950.w-A&O
Tol Term 1st 4)4s '57 gu—-M&N
99
96
j
;■
.
1
•
93 X<
106"
«
Tol Walhouding Valley & Ohio—
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O—.M&S
106
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
1st gold 4s June 1 1946—J&D
Consol M 4Ks 1966 ser A. F&A
104)4
Transylvania RR 1st 5s 1956-J&J
Tulsa Un Dep 1st 4Ks '59..J&J
103
.
110
87
54)4
Susquehanna Bloomsburg &
Berwick RR 5s 1952.....A&O
Tampa & Gulf Coast—
1st g 5s 1953——A&O
15)4
20
Tampa North 1st 5s '36 opt.J&J
Tampa Union Sta 5s 1940—M&N
98
Tampa Un Term 4-6)4s '53.-J&J
Tavares.& Gulf 5s A1935—M&S
Term RR Assn (St Louis)—
1st gold 4)4s 1939
110)4
A&O
1st consol gold 5s 1944—F&A
94
Gen ref s f g 4s 53 opt *10 -J&J
100
Terre Haute & Poor 5s 1942.M&S
77
19)4
^
100)4
102)4
98)?
^
1933-M&N /
•
2.80
2.95
97)4
Southern Railway—
1st consol g 5s 1994...-...J&J
11
St Paul & Duluth—
1st consol g 4s 1968--—--J&D
79)4
ix
„
Eq tr 5)4s 1938-1939 (8-a) M&S b
Equipment trust 5s
Equip tr 4)4s 1938-1945—J&J
74
70
100 *A
g 5s
Sunbury Hazleton & W-B—
17)4
1st g 4s 1989
--M&N
2d g Inc 4s Nov 1989——J&J /
1st term & unlf 5s 1952--.J&J /
Gen & ref 5s ser A 1990—-J&J /
48
1.50%
2.00% ■;
65
(guar) 1937..M&N
1st ref g 4s 1955 opt 1910—J&J
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955.J&J /
con
14 :
St IjOuis
7V4
2.25
2.40
21X
13
Equipment trust 4s—--------
110
2.25
2.40
60
1st 3s Dec 1 1989—
—.J&D.
25
Suffolk & Oar con 5s 1952...J&J /
107
Sullivan Go RR 6s 1944.—A&O
9
Certificates of deposit sfcpd— /
Eq 4)4s 1938-*41 BB (yr).F&A
"
86
1st
Certificates of deposit------- /
Cons in 4Mb 1978ser A—M&S /
2.10
n
Southern Pacific RR Cal—
Certificates of deposit. ----- - /
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B-J&J /
2.25
68 X
68
68
53"
89
Certificates of deposit———/
St L Peo & N W 5s 1948——J&J f
8t Louis-San Francisco Ry—
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A
/
94
80
40-year 4Hs 1968.
....M&S
50-year 4)4s 1981—
M&N
4Hb 1969 with warr_
M&N
10-yr secured 3)4i
Equip 5s 1938-1939 (yr)—M&N
Eq tr 4)4s 1938-40 yr)
J&D
Eq tr 4)4s 1938-41 yr)...J&D b
Pacific Fruit Express—
Eq 5s 1938-39 O (yr)..-M&S b
Eq 5s 1938-41 D (yr)—A&O b
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 5Us 1949
A&O
0914
—..A&O
Riv & Gulf Divs 4s
68
1
1
51
St Joseph & Grand Island—
1st gold 4s 1947—
—J&J
St Lawr & Adirond 5s 1996—J&J
St Louis City see Pac of Mo
8t. Louis Iron Mt & Sou—
„
76
58
Stephenville Nor & Sou Texas—
1st M guar g 5s 1940.
.J&J /
Sturgis Goshen & St Louis Ry-—
Louis Belt—
2d gold 6s 1996.
gug
Southern Pacific Co—
Coll tr 4a (OP) Aug 1 '49—J&D
lst4Ks (Oregon Lines)
Series A 1977
—M&S
1st M
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s '51--J&J
St Johns & L Cham 5s 1944.M&S
25'
22
114 H
5s 1963 ....A&O
Southern I11& Mo Bridge Co—
1st Mg 4s 1951...
.M&N
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951..F&A
cons
18)4
1st coll tr 4s 1949 opt
A&O
Rock Island Ark & Louisiana—
1st guar 4)48 1934..
\f
M&S /
Rock Island-Frisco Term Ry—
1st M 4 Ms 1957
J&J
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949
J&J/
Rutland con 4 Ms 1941—-—J&J /
St Clair Mad & St
Gen
26
55
55
1st M 4s July 2 1950
J&J
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941 A&O
South & North Alabama—"
Staten Isld
_
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940——J&J
r/.
r
1st g 4s guar 1940--——J&J y
r
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939
-J&J /
95)4
,
....
65
105
104
106
Coll tr g gu 4s 1043 opt—-J&D
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939—J&D
)/ —
102
95
:
107
H
113
112
110)4
atoga—
106" Richmond-Washington Co—m
94)4
ill""
5H
6
*1"
•»
109 ;
108
90)4
<
104
Rensselaer &
25
46
111)4
1.00%
Term 5s
23
30
102)4
1.75
i
Philadelphia & Reading RR—,
108)4
—
99)4
2.85
96
96)4
2.10%
b
32""
30
red to 1956.——
J&D
Paterson Extension 5s 1950.J&D
Paulista Ry 1st 7s '42serAM&S15
81
80
30
30
108
116
118
68
65
63
62
f
/
29 r
25
Oregon-Wash RR & Nav—
1st & ref g gu 4s '61 opt..J&J
105)4
PacFruit Express—See Sou Pac—
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938—F&A
86
2d ext 5s gold 1938
J&J /
Cardelet Br 1st 4)48 1938. A&O
St Louis City real est 5s '38 J&J
85'
Paducah & 111 1st 4)48 1955.J&J
Paris-Orleans extl 5K's 1968 M&S
92'
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
78
73 H
3*.75
M&N
1051——
90
3.50
f
Old Colony RR 4s 1938—J&J
1st M 5Ms 1944
F&A
1st M 5s 1945 series B
J&D
1st M 4Ms 1950 series O
J&J
Ore RR & Nav cons 4s 1946. J&D
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946..J&J
1st cons guar 5s 1946——J&J
b Basis,
13
40
b
100
103)4
Ogdensburg & Lake Ohamplian-—
1st guar g 4s 1948—-—-J&J /
16)4
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943—M&S
107
Ohio Ind & Western 5s 1938.....
101)4
Ohio & Little Kanawha 68 '50M&S
75
Pennsylvania Company—
28-year secured 4s 1968— -F&A
Gu tr ctfs g 48 1952
..M&N
Gu tr ctfs g 3)4s 1941
F&A
Gu tr ctfs g 3)4s 1942—.J&D
Gu tr ctfs g 3)4s 1944
J&D
Pa & N Y Canal con 5s 1939 A&O
Cons mtge 4 Ms 1939
A&O
Cons mtge 4s 1939
A&O
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
1st & ref 4 Ms 1977ser A..A&O
1st & ref 4 Ms series B 1981....
Pennsylvania RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943
M&N
Con M 4s gold 1948
M&N
Con M 4s gold 1948 sterling
stamped dollar..
M&N
Con M 4Ms gold 1960
F&A
Gen g 4)4s 1965—J&D
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
J&D
Gen M 4Kb 1981 ser D—.A&O
Gen M4K> ser E 1984--.J&J
i
Deb 4)48 1970—
A&O
Gen M oMs ser C 1970—A&O
Conv deb 3 Ms 1952
..A&O
30-yr secured 4s 1938-1964_ J&J
Eq tr 5s 1938 (yr)
M&S
Gen equip 5s 1938-39 (yr) .A&O
Eq tr 4)4s 1938-39 (yr)—A&O
Eq tr 4s series E 1938-1949 J&J
Eq tr 2)4s ser H '38-'52—M&N
Poor & East cons 4s 1940.-A&O
2d cons inc 4s 1990--—--.Apr 1
Peoria & Pekin Union Ry—
1st g 5)4s 1974 series A.—F&A
Peoria Ry Ter 4s *37 gu op..-J&J
Fere Marquette Ry—
1st g 5s July 1956 ser A..J&J
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B. J&J
1st 4M® 1980-ser O
M&S
Equipment trust 4)4s....—
Equip trust 2Mb 1938-46..J&J
Perklomen 1st 6s. 1938
Q-J
Phi la & Bait Cent 4s 1951—M&N
Phila Bait & Washington—
1st gold 4s 1943
.....M&N
Gen 4s April 1 1960
A&O
Gen 5s 1974 series B
X&A
Gen M 4Ms 1977 ser O.. J&J
Gen 4)4> series D 1981..J&D
5
6
103
98)4
5
65
A—J&D
M 4Ha 1959 ser B—-A&O
M 4)4s 1960 ser C—A&O
tr 3)48 Apr I 1938-1946—tr 2Mb 1937-1046.
J&D
21H
20H
Istgu 6s 1935 series A....F&A
Certificates of deposit...... - f
5H
lstgu 6s 1935ser B—F&A
Certificates of deposit...... /
Seaboard & Roanoke 5s 1931. J&J /
90
Seacoast RR prior lien 5s '48. A&O
Shamokin Sun bury & Lewisb'g—
105
2d ext'd 5s 1945.
.J&J
95
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s '55 gu
F&A
24
Sioux City & Pac 3)4s 1936.-F&A
45
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s '55. .J&J
85
106
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s 1061.
Guar 5s 1961——.
Portland & Rumford Falls—
2;00
2.75
2.75
60
ItlantarBirmingham Dlv—
1st g 4s May! 1933....M&S /
106
r-f
1st gen 5s 1974 series O—<
1st 4 Ms series D 1977
94
/
Certificates of deposit.
1st & cons 681945 ser A...M&S
Certificates of deposit...—
0% secured notes 1931
.F&A
Receiver ctfs 2-3Hs '45...F&A
Seab-AlfFlorida Ry—
;
^
80 X
North Pennsylvania KR—
Gen g 3 3-10s 1953
J&D
Northwestern Terminal RR—
1st M 5s 1977
—An.-Apr
5s 1948
Norwich & Worcester 4 Ms '47M&S
120
103 H
J«J
_
64 H
AdJ mtge 5s Oct 1 1949...F&A
Rot gold 4s 1959 opt
A&O
112
Pitts Young & Ashtabula—
1st gen 4s series A 1948—J&D
1st M 5s 1962 series B
98
M&S
Eqtr 2)|s 1938-1946. —J&J
116"
1st M 4Ms 1958 ser
Eq
Eq
_
Eq tr 2%a 1938-1947
111"
117
116
105
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s 1043.M&N
Pitts & West VaRy—
—
&
&
& imp 5s 2047 ser O—J&J
& imp 5s 2047 ser D.-.J&J
Kq tr 4Kb 1938-*40 fyr)M&815
111"
108K
6% receivers' ctfs 1027—F&A
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—
—
1st s f g 5s 1050——J&D f
Pitts Shenango & Lake Erie—
'
1UH
1st gold 5s 1040——
A&O
HI X
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 1043-. "
1st
1st
m
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s 1989M&N
110)4
Seaboard Air Line Ry Co—
1st gold 4s 1950
.—.A&O f
Stamped—.——————A&O /
.
1st gold 5s 1040-.*.——F&A
Gold 4s Feb 1 1052——F&A
70
Ref
Ref
Ref
Ref
mm rn
^
F&A
Pittsb Term RR & Coal—
1st g guar s f 5s 1942
116
Apr'33, Oct *33 & Apr'34, *45 /
Stamped as to sale of Apr 1 33
to Apr 1 1937 coupons
/
Northern Pacific—
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997
Q&J
Gen li<
110
_
„
~
rn.rnmm
.■
llOH
4Mb series J 1064.——M&N
Gen M 5s 1070 ser Aw—J&D
Gen M 5s 1075 ser B——A&O
Gen M 4M* 1077 ser C—J&J
Pitts Shawmut & Northern—•
70
106
115
117)4
108
110 X
4s series F 1053——.J&D
4s series G 1057
——M&N
48 series H I960.
F&A
4 >4s series I 1963.——.
F&A
7
100
.
Norfolk Term 1st gu 4s 1961 M&N
Norf Term & Transp 5s '48F&A
Norf & W Ry 1st con 4s '96.A&0
Norrlst'n & Maine 1st 4s *52 M&S
Northern Central—
Gen & ref 5s 1974 ser A..M&S
Gen & ref g 4 Ms ser A '74.M&S
Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 5s—
Oct 1 1934 & sub coups 1945— jT
Oct 1937 and subs coupons—.
Ctfe of dep stmpd as to sale of
^
3)4s series E 1949
90
_
115
.---.M&N
4s series D 1945
92
Salt Lake & ogden 5s 1934
/ 10
San Antonio & Aransas Pass—
1st guar g 4s 1943..
..J&J
91)4
San Fran & San Joaquin Val—
1st g 5s Oct 11940.
A&O
108 M
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950—A&O
104)4
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix—
1st g 5s 1942
M&S
111
...
_
Pitts Oln Chic & 8t Louis—
17
16M
-
.
Erie—.
----J&J
4 Ms ser A 1940-A&O
4)4s series B 1942.......A&O
4)4s series O 1942
M&N
----
12
,
Con g gu
15
/
y
::::
Reading RR—See "Read! ngCo."
Philippine Railway—
10H
1st p 4s 1037 s f opt gu—-J&J
Piedmont & Northern—
1
91
1st mtge 3)4» 1966
J&O
Ask
Bin
Bonds
Phila &
.
1st refunding 5s 1937-----J&J
2d mtge 4)4s 1937—-.---F&A
~Ask
Bid
Phila & Chester Val 4s 1038. A&O
Phila Newton&N Y3s 1042 A&O
Ask
Bid
Bonds
New York Ontario & Western—■
91
42
:■
i
—J.
93*"
Nov., 1937]
RAILROAD
BONDS
71
NOTICE—All
bond prlcsa are "and interest** except where marked "f" and income and
defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bonds and Stocks
Bid
Ask
Union Depot (Columbus, Ohio)
Gen 4%s 1946
J&J
Union Pacific—
1st ry & land gr 4s g 1947..J&J
1st 8c ref 4s June 2008
M&S
Preferred
113%
107%
115%
1st mtge 3 %s 1967
98%
F&A
116
110%
Series B 1957
coupon
coupon
99
110
U0
Boston &
2%
102
-
f 6s 1958...
s f 7s 1948
s
M&S /
M&S /
ref & impt 6s 1973
Va & Southwest 5s 2003
cons
99
95
103
lid"
1st lien & ref 3%s A 1966.M&S
M&N /
2d gold 5s 1939
F&A jT
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939.J&J
1st lien term gold 4s 1954.J&J /
Ref & gen 5%s 1975 A...M&S /
Certificates of deposit......
Equipment trust 5%s..
Equipment trust 5s
Eq tr 4%s 1938-43 (yr)...A&0
2 00
1.50
70
loo"
95
100
;95
Det & Chic ext 1st g 5s *41.J&J /
Des M Div 1st g 4s 1939..J&J /
Toledo & Chic 4s g 1941..M&S /
Omaha Div. 1st 3 %sg'41. A&O /
Wabash Railway Co—
Ref & gen 5s 1976 ser B..F&A /
12%
Certificates of deposit
fk 12%
Ref & gen 4%s 1978ser O.A&O /
13%
Certificates of deposit...... fk 12%
Ref & gen 5s 1980 ser D..A&O /
14
Certificates of deposit
fk 12%
Warren 1st ref g 3%s 2000--F&A
7 WW*
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948.
—Mar
93%
....
63
91
58
—.
C 13 X
1,5 "
70"
-
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
Washington & Vandemere—
1st 4%s 1947
F&A
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
J&J
West Virginia & Pittsburgh—
1st gs f 4s 1990
A&O
West Fruit
77'-
45
87
J&J /
Wichita Falls & Sou 1st 6s *38 J&J
/
Wichita Union Terminal Ry
WiimiDgton & Newbern
1st gold 4s 1947
F&A
Wilmington & Nor 4 %s '77—J&D
Gen 5s Aug 1 1982
F&A
Wilmington Ry Bdge 5s *43.A&O
19
108
Marshtield
1951
—
&
S'eastern
.......
div
7
80
1%
4%
9%
'
101
4
1%
2%
2%
.
1%
•2%
,2%
6%
1%
7
5
7
2
4s
52 %
28
14 X
represent
1%
192%
5%
non-cum
5% prior preferred
~9%
14
,8*
23%
108"
4%
5%
4%
-
7
184
19
40
3%
:
d*
50
9
il:
19
%
Ax
70;;
76
48
52
70
X 75
9%
14%
-10%
9
.
13%
£3/*
50
50
60
50
pref (guar). 100
Georgia RR & Bank Co (gu)_l00
71
62
78%
170
<13%
5%
rKyfi-cum
50
147
260
Piedmont & Northern
...._*
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie.. 50
Preferred
50
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis
100
44
Phila Germ & Norris (guar)
com
5% preferred...
-
14
30%
64%
7
(25
1*
13
Non-cum 6% pref series A..100
Leased lines (guar)
...100
Stk tr ctfs—See RR Securs Co
Internat Rys (Cent Am)
180
30%
50%
6%
22%
2%
6%
.100
—
20*
45%
.*
6
5%
.ido
50
52%
.100
: 135
.100 :-0 80
K C St L & Chic—Pref
.100
(gu)_.
Kansas City Southern
.100
Io%
4% non-cum preferred..
.100
20
_
.
.
.
dollars
per
$100
face
amount.
-
59-
50
50
38
79
105
....
Prov & Worcester (guar)
Railroad Securities Co—
§6"
v
Rich Fred &
Potom—com
Dividend obligations
6% guaranteed...
7% guaranteed
& Clint
(gu D & H)
5 Basis.
50
f This
,
25
80%
100
100
160
200
84
60
100
.
2%
138
70
2d preferred
....100
St Louis-San Francisco
Ry... 100
6% non-cum preferred
100
St Louis Southwestern
100
1%
3%
;
6
5% non-cum preferred
100
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu)-100
Seaboard Air Line
4-2%
non-cum
12
110
*
common
preferred
100
}/'
Sharon
50
Southern Pacific Co
100
Southern Ry common.......100
5% non-cum preferred
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs
Southwestern of Ga (guar)
Tennassee Central
Preferred
Texas & Pacific Ry
22%
P
..100
100
100
30
74
10
85
*
100
100
NYC)
(gu
.
50
97%
4% non-cum preferred
100
United N J RR & Canal (gu)-100
Utica Chen & Susq Val (gu).100
Utica Clinton & Binghamton.100
Preferred
100
87
241
.
...
Valley Kit (N Y) (guar)
100
Vermont & Mass (guar).....100
Vicksb Shrevep & Pac com
100
5% non-cum preferred
...100
Virginian Ry common...
100
6% cum preferred
......100
5%
5%
Ry..
non-cum
100
preferred A
100
pref B..100
non-cum conv
1st
*
70
15
60
,
>
80
110
64"
145:
112
3
•.
5
5
50
50
Ry com—100
preferred
4%
21
51
138
Tunnel RR of St Louis......100
Union Pacific—Common.
.100
Wabash
.8%
24%
35%
100
Western Maryland
104"
100
•7-:48-
18%
*
100
Warren N J (guar D L & W).
West Jersey & Seashore (gu).
32
50
50
61
16
158
.100
-.100
100
100
100
10%
8%
176%
...100
22
62
8%
166
\4% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952..1000
Reading Co
50
4% non-cum 1st pref...... 50
4% non-cum 2d pref...... 50
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar) .100
Troy & Gr'bush
100
preferred
Illinois General..
67
;
100
.100
it"
>50
48
Rome
9%
100
^
24%
110
..100
102
non-cum
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar)
Erie & Pitts
(guar Pa RR)...
Ft Wayne & Jack
6
50
Pere Marquette Ry com
100
5% preferred
........100
220
100
preferred
100
East Penna (guar P & R)
50
Elmira & W'msport (guar)
50
Preferred (guar Nor Cent). 50
Erie—Common J
100
4% non-cum 1st preferred..100
4% non-cum 2d preferred.. 100
110
60
Pitts Ft W & Chic com (gu)—100
7 % pref (guar Pa RR)
100
9
100
preferred
15
$
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
60
Pittsburgh & West Virginia—100
Pitts Youngs & Ashta 7 %
pref 100
Portland & Ogdensburg
....100
*
pref.100
155
92
105
Pennroad Corp v t c
1
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)..100
Peoria & Eastern
....100
Rutland 7 % preferred
St Louis Bridge 1st
pref
Denv & Rio Gr West 6%
105
Passaic & Del Ext
100
Paterson & Hudson River.... 50
Pennsylvania RR
s...
50
112
83
IP.
Ry..
..100
Adjust 4% non-cum pref—100
No Carolina (guar Sou RR)—100
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR). 50
North*n N H
(guar B & M)—100
Northern Pacific Ry._
,..100
North RR of N J (guak Erie). 100
North Pennsylv (gu P & R).. 50
Norwich & Worcester pref
100
Ogden Mine RR (gu Cn N J). 100
Old Colony (gu NVNH&H)..100
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 50
Norfolk & Western
51
25
'
100
19%
.
t Quotations
—100
100
Roch & Genesee Val RR
.
value,
preferred
98
.
par
conv
N Y Ontario & Western
Norfolk Southern
42
Hudson & Manhattan
17
"3%
175
Detroit Hills & S W (guar)—100
Detroit & Mackinac Ry
.100
<'
100
95
6% preferred
10%
50
335
70
104
Preferred (capital stock...—*
...100
20
100
(gu)
109
Green Bay & Western
14 %
com
320
Gulf Mobile & Northern com.100
15
6% preferred series A
N Y & Harlem
39
.100
No
1%
3%
3%
•
3
Great Northern Ry—
Iron Ore Prop trust ctfs
104
12%
21%
24%
43%
110%
104
Preferred
•
6%
2%
— .
^Jx-div dend
2%
4%
1%
-
1%
6%
non-cum
....
z
91
■
99 %
13
13%
50%
40%
88%
70
Preferred
100
Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleveland
6%
108
6%
12
40
100
Duluth South Shore & Atl
90
M&N
Worcester & Conn Eastern Ry—
1st gold 4'Ms 1943
——J&J /
Yonkers Ry see "P U" bonds—
Yos«raite Vail s f g 5s 1936.. J&J /
55
31
♦
Delaware
'■
36"
5,5
52
preferred—-.100
preferred
15%
110*
Dayton & Mich com (guar)....50
Preferred (guar OR&D).. 50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar). 100
Delaware & Hudson Co
100
Delaware Lack & Western... 50
106%
4
32
8%
non-cum
40
Conn & Passumpsic pref..
100
Consol Rys of Cuba 6% pref. 100
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref..100
2.75%
2.00%
100%
■
■
97
Winston Salem Southbound—
*lst gold guar 4s I960...... J&J
108%
Winston Salem Term 5s '66.A&0
109
Wisconsin Central Ry—
1st gen g 4s 1949J&J /
12
Certificates of deposit
/
10%
1st & ref 4s 1959
—A&O /
15 %
Sup & Dul Div 4s 1936...M&N /
Certificates of deposit
"
52
4% 1st non-cum preferred—100
4% 2d non-cum preferred..100
Columbus & Xenia (guar)
50
20
„
89
27
preferred...
50
Cin Union Term 5% pref..—100
Cleve Cine Chicago & St L
100
95%
5% non-cum preferred
100
103
Cleve & Pitts (gu Pa RR) 7% .50
2.00%
Special guar 4%
50
1.00% Colorado & Southern
100
108%
8%
90
—100
-
6%
111%
104%
102
49
8%
<
80 %
7
1st g gu 4 Hb 1941 opt
M&N
106
Wilkes-Barre & Eastern—
1st guar g 5s 1942
J&D f
8%
Wilkes-Barre & Scranton Ry1st 4%s May 1 1938
99
Willamette Val Southern Ry
6s 1939
F&A /
10
Willmar & Sioux Falls—
1st guar g 5s 1938
...J&D
27
95
33
87"
100
100
Chic R I & Pacific common...100
7% preferred
100
6% preferred
100
Cin New Orl & Texas Pacific. .100
90
,77%
85
non-cum
48
43
Unstamped
7%
"2%
...
1st M 5s 1946series A....M&S /
18%
Assented 5s 1946-....
/
18
Equipment trust 5s
b
3.75
Eq tr 5%s 1937-'38 (yr)_._ J&D b
3.00
2Kb trustees ctfs Dec. 1 1938—
99%
Western Pocahontas 4 Ha 1945—
101
Western Ry of Ala 4 %s '58..A&0
90
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR
Ref mtge. 4s ser D 1966..M&S
107%
1980
; 6%
Chic Ind & Louisv common.—100
4%
46
5H
6% preferred
100
Chicago Great Western com..100
4% preferred—
100
5%
107%
108%
Exp—See Gr Nor
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
F&A
White & Black River Valley-
5%
5%
49
Chic Milw 8t P & PacificCommon
3%
4% non-cum preferred
.100
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern
Ry
Morris & Essex (guar)
50
Nashville & Decatur—
Original
7
46
Chicago & North Western
7% non-cum preferred
50
103%
Western Maryland 4s 1952.A&O
94%
1st & ref 5%s 1977 ser A..J&J
100%
b
Equipment trust 4%s
2.75
Equipment trust 5s
b
1.75
West N Y & Penna 4s 1943.A&O
107%
Western Pacific RR Corp—
1st consol gold 4s 1949—.M&S
5
2d pref (guar P & R)
50
Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W)_30
Central of New Jersey—
100
Chesapeake Corp
*
100
-
Washington Co Ry 1st g guar
3%s Jan 1954 opt 1924
J&J
Wash & Frankl Rv 1st 5s '39. J&J
Wash Term Co—3%s 1945.-F&A
5
6
100
25
Preferred series A
com
Birmingham—
N Y Chic & St Louis com....100
\
1st
1st
1st
1st
Chicago Burl & Quincy
100
Chic & East Illinois common.100
15
16
15%
Chesapeake & Ohio common...25
100
■
100
...100
100
preferred
conv
I
.....*
New Orl Texas & Mexico....100
New York Central RR
*
■I'd
Canadian Pacific
Car Clinchfield & O unstmp—100
Common stamped
100
Catawissa RR—1st pref (guar) .50
95"
...
...
100
68%
14%
Missouri Pacific
1
....100
100
Nashv Chatt & St Louis
100
National Rys of Mexico—
1st 4% non-cum
pref
100
2d 5% non-cum o « ferred—100
A*
...—100
Canada Southern.
leased line ctfs
i Central
Texas RR com
New London Northern
.100
New Orleans Great Northern
—100
43%
-..
5%
>VL
JO„
13%
113
3%
pref 5% class A
100
pref 8% class B
100
pref 7% class C_....100
104%
pref 10% class D....100
1.25%
1st pref 4%% class E
loo
1.00%
6% non-cum pref stamped.. 100
Bost & Prov (guar Old Col)...100
75 :
Camden & Burl Co (guar)
25
103%
Wabash Railroad Co—
1st gold 5s 1939
5s
37
:
Common
83%
Eq tr 4%s 1938-1940 (yr)..J&J b
Eqtr5s 1938 (yr)...
M&N b
preferred
15
55
50
5%
—100
.
.o prior preferred
Stamped—
lOl"
Virginian Ry—
1st
1st pref 4 % % class E
1015
M&N
J&J
A&O
5s 1958
g
18
non-cum
Pr lien 6s '15ext 5% '40..M&N
Gen 5s May 1 1941
M&N
1st
58
56%
14
Pacific—
2
50
Mobile &
86%
1st pref 8% class B.....100
1st pref 7% class C
100
1st pref 10% class D
100
Vicksburg Bridge & Term Co—
1st M
14%
1834
111
5
100
class A
Preferred
24
.....
partic pref...
Alb (guar N Y C)—100
^Tst^prefli %
2%
900
7% preferred series A
100
Boston & Maine common..-.100
/
10
.,5% preferred
100
Michigan Central
100
Midd) .nd Valley common.... 50
72
30%
550
50
100
28%
14%
17%
34%
4% non-cum pref
100
Bangor & Aroostook com...—50
5% conv preferred
100
Beecn Creek (guar N Y O)—50
Belgian Nat Rys Co—
M iine Central
60%
18%
50
Minehlll & 8chuyl Hav (gu)__ 50
Minneapolis & St Louis
...100
Minneapolis St P & S S M
100
7 % non-cum preferred
100
28
American shares
1st guar 4 %s assented—
Cash war &
scrip ret No. 6 on
Vermont Vail 1st 4 Hb 1940. A&O
Debenture
29
47%
110
Mill Creek & Mlnehill Navig.
74
J&J1934 /
off....J&J /
Vicksburg Shreveport &
80
40
65
1st guar 4 %s unassented—
July 1914
July 1914
IS*
82
43
87
84
145
45
31
135
Augusta & Savannah (guar)—100
106
97
M&N
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
...100
Atlanta Blrm & Coast pref...100
Atlan & Char Air L (guar)...100
Atlanta & West Point
.100
Atlantic Coast L Co of Conn..50
Atlantic Coast L RR com
100
Bait & Cumberland 7% gu
50
Baltimore & Ohio common—100
>,
„
17%
116
Gen 1st g 3%s 1951
M&S
Utica Clin & Ring 6s 1939...J&J
Vandalla RR—
Cons g 48 1955 series A...F&A
18
42%
80%
110%
„
!i»
15
15
Bid
Louisville & Nashville
100
Lvkens Valley RR & Coal... 20
Mahoning Cv>ai RR
5<>
Pref (guar LS&M8)
50
148
IH
16%
_
5% non-cum pref
Union Terminal Co (Dallas)—
United N J Rk & Canal Co—
1st 4%s Sept 1 1979
M&S
General gold 4s 1944
M&S
1st 4s Sept 1 1948
M&S
1st 4%s Feb 1 1973
F&A
140"
_
Par
Lit Schu.vl Nav RR 8c
Ooal(gu) 60
Louis & Mo Riv pref (guar>..100
63
75
85
70
5%% pref (with $40 warr)_100
1.00 %
2 % % prior conv pref
*
1 00% Allegheny & West (6% guar).100
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe.100
(Penn) 1st 6s '46.M&S
Deb 6s 1946
M&S
Stocks
Ask
60
-50
5%% pref (with $30 warr).100
5 % % pref (without warr) .100
93%
2.00%
Eq 4%s Sept 16 ^S-'SO.M&SIS
_
Bid
Alabama & Vicksburg-gu
100
Albany & Susquehanna (gu).-100
Alleghany Corp common
*
95
Union RR
_
Par
STOCKS
A1 Great Southern com.......50
1st 8c ref 5s June 2 2008..M&S
36-year 3%s debs 1971-.M&N
34-year 3 %s debs ] 070 --A&O
Eq tr 2%s ser E 1938-62.-J&J b
Eqtr 4Kb 1938 (vr)
M&N b
„
Stocks
RAILROAD
38
57
5%
75
non-cum
100
2d pref—...100
Western Pacific ItR Corp....100
0% non-cum preferred.....100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry._..100
5%% cum-conv preferred-. 100
Includes accrued Interest
* Last
sale,
1%
75
85
n
Nominal.
Investing Companies Stocks and Bonds
NOTICE—All bond prices srt "and
Interest" except where marked "F and Income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Stocks and Bonds
Per
13.71
5/44
~2~M
2
r
Air Investors Inc v t c........
I
13
Convertible preferred——
72c
100 %
86c
4
5M
25**
32**
70
$5.60 prior pref—:
—*
American & Continental Corp—
Amer Elec Sec partic pref.
.1
American European Secur.——*
Coll tr s f 6s 1958 ser A—- J& J
6s series B 1958
.....MAN
American General Corp....—10c
78M
9
94
l°4
A*
94
98
2M
«?>*
5M
25H
5M
27M
40
70c
$3 preferred
........1
Amer General Equities Ins—.26c
Amerex Holding Corp—.......*
•Amer Insuranstocks Corp
Amer Investment (111)-..
27 M
33 M
36
2 preferred
{2 M preferred —.————1
1
preferred....—25
——
l
51
50
„
9H
■
43
6% preferred...—60
Option warrants.
—........
Bancamerica-Blair Corp—
..1
Bankers Nat Investing com —.*
Bankers Securities Corp com..50
6% preferred.—...........50
Basic Industry Shares
..10
Boston FundJnc
Boston Personal Prop Trust
*
British Type Investors class A..I
Broad St. Invest Co Inc
5
Bullock Fund Ltd
.....1
44
1M
m
f.
20
3.78
17.17
11H
38c
25.15
53c
26.90
14H
97
3.70
100
4.10
8§H
9H
'
39*
preferred
*
Cent Invest Corp 4-6s '57—A&O
Central Nat Corp class A—..*
conv
78
cl*
-
88M
28
2
*
lH
Securities
100
com
Preferred
126
45
3.61
Cleve Securities 4~6s Zo 1943 _J& J
Commonwealth Investment....]
Commonwealth Secure common.*
Preferred
Consolidated Funds Corp cl. A
$5 preferred—
$50 preferred
Consolidated Invest Trust com.l
————
Warrants
VA
4M
2H
37
36
... _.
33
25
1
1942
Continental Shares com...-...*
6 % preferred
10(
.............
4
5c
Corp Secure 5% notes 1935.M&I! f
Corporate Trust shares old ser.,
AA........
Accumulative series.
...............
Ill
AAJjmodified)—............ 1
ACC(modified) _ ...
l
....
Grum & Forster Inc
com.
45
85
20c
80
% 9:
.10
8% preferred...
100
Grum & Forster Insursh B-....10
7 % cum preferred
100
Cumulative Trust Shares.
*
Deposited Bank Shs N Yser A..1
Deposited Insur Shs. ser A
.1
Series B...
——......1
Diversified Trustee Shares
v.
2438
2.31
2.31
2.80
2.80
21
115
23
10
5
Series K-2
Series S-4-.
—
————-
2M
2H
Major Shares Corp.....*..—-.*
Maryland Fund Inc...
-10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust.-1
Mutual Investment Trust
10
National Bond & Invest com...*
5% preferred ser A w w
100
Nat Bond & Share Corp........*
National Investors—
1
New common .............1
$5.50 preferred
1
"
24
39
48M
18.06
100
2M
63 H
27.85
Equity Corp common. ....
*
preferred..
No par
value,
e
10c
.....1
Ex-coupons.
1
27M
18.69
12.77
18.94
6.89
3M
—-
Sterling Securities common A..*
Common B.—
——.*
$1.20 preferred.......——*
$3
1st pref——50
Suburban Elec. Securities
*
cum conv
Super Corp of Amor class A...2
Class AA...
.....1
Class B....................2
Class BB...
———. —1
Class O——...—
—.—3
Class D...................3
Supervised Shares.———1
Third National Investors......1
Tri-Continental Corp..
*
6% cum preferred-...—.—..*
2.20
5.88
Warrants—.
2M
9.83
8.64
7.83
8.32
8.41
—
....
10.62
9.34
8.47
9.00
9.10
9.34
9.53
10.30
10.07
7.66
8.66
„
90 M
;
Banking Corp....—......
U S Elec Light & Pow tr ctf A—
Trust ctfe series B...........
Voting shares
US & Foreign Securities com..
$6 1st preferred
U. S. & International Sec—....
1st pref with warrants...—
—
10.88
8.29
9.37
......
...
OH
91M
Utility Equities Corp...—... —
Conv preferred
Utility &■ Industrial Corp......
Convertible preferred^.......
92
/Wellington Fund—...
6M Western Reserve Investing—_
Deb 5Mb 1944..———F&A
....
Wisconsin Bankshares..
_
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
x
.—————
5s conv deb 1953
—J&J
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares B 25c
Trusteed Industry Shares..—25c
Trustee N Y Bank Shares....60c
Trustee Stand Invest ser O——1
Class D—
——1
7
Trustee Standard Oil shares A..1
3.54
Series B__
.........1
1.55 Union Investment common.
*
14.36
Conv deb 5s 1946——M&S
20c
United N Y Bank Shares 03—-*
United N Y Trust Shares ser F—*
8.64
Niagara Share Corp (Md)-—
Conv deb 5«s 1950M&N
B common
80
$6 cum preferred..—.——100
29.93 North American Bond Trust Ctfe
1M North American Invest Corp—
30 M
Collateral 4s 1951
J&D
/ Flat price,
Deb 5Mb 1939—*——.F&A 15
47—
1.42
13.36
6c
2M
Equitable Invest Tr (Mam)....5
69
29
10
2
4H
4
24
23
54c
62c
7M
99M
10°H
1H
11.68
12 H
mn
M
SM
'lH
26
10.15
10.65
47c
52c
77
79
1
75
60c
60^
30c
1M
2M
2.98
*3.04
45M
45M
100
,
70
10.10
4.32
70
12 H
95
Ex-dividend,
80
80
1M
46
111M
x74c
'A
15.lo
3.00
iH
88
----
27.03
17.52
12.56
19 M
88
M
.
19.40
101
Elec Shareholdings Corp com—.1
$6 conv pref with warr.......*
27
8
< 59c
2M
Oils..
Railroad equipment
Steel stocks
Fund A-l
Economic Inv Tr Ltd 5sA'57M&N
Solvay Amer Corp 5M% prf—100
Sovereign Invest. Inc., com.. 10c
Spanish & Gen Corp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg—
£1
Amer dep rets ord bearer...£1
Spencer Trask Fund Inc.*.....*
U S
Metals
85
85
State St Investment Corp......*
40c
Insurance
Machinery
80
80
Standard Utilities Inc..———50c
56
—1
Agricultural—..—
6.35
1.42
4Mb Mar 1 1942—...... M&S
5s March 1 1952———M&S
Shenandoah Corp common.....1
$3 convertible preferred..—25
2.10
5.63
Remodifled---------------1
Building supplies
Electrical equipment
97
12
9
44
Bank stocks
5.70
1.30
.
New York Stocks, Inc.
3.85
11M
3M
M
7.36
22.23
18M
Voting shares ............—
New England Fund------1
New*Jersey Bankers Securities—*
N Y Bank Trust Shares.
94
11.41
11.50
Nation Wide Securities Co..-25c
26"
JH
97
94
79
$5.50 preferred w w..._.....*
6.61
20.45
Warrants
National Republic Invest Trust
Conv preferred.——-.-—*
National Trust Shares—
110
4.84
1.74
2.74
2.59
Oshares...................1
Dshares———— 2.50
Dividend Shares—.......
25c
Domestic & Foreign InvestorsDeb 5Mb 1947——..F&A
Eastern Utilities InvestingCorp—
Deb 5s 1954——-M&S 15/
Eaton & Howard Management
16.01
17.14
11.67
17.32
6.22
—
Larkins Warr Trust..........10
26
35
100
20 M
24.78
Series B-3--—**-*—*.
Series S-2——
6
Allotment certificates..——
Shawmut Association..
Standard Amer Trust Shares...
Standard Investing Corp com..*
75
38
,
10.75
A
1
35 M
—. 1
Preferred..
25
1850
129
KeyBtone Custodian Fund B-2Series O ——-*—
Investors Royalty
5
.....
S7o preferred..... 1
ebenture 5s May
conv
H
M
_
w
Continental Secur Corp com..—*
$3
4H
4M
/
InsuransharesIMd) ctfe Inc—1
International Holdings & Inv...*
Internat'1 Secur Corp Amer—
6 A preferred—...........100
6% preferred
100
Interstate Equity common.....1
A*
23
—.100
4
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust—
Insull Utility Invest—
Deb g 5s Jan 1949
F&A
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war.. J&J
Insurenshares Co of Delaware—1
Series K-l...
2.24
2.76
2.71
2.51
7H
Conv preferred.............5
1.39
1.37
Insurance Group Shares
3~.86
...
iltt
$3 convertible pref A........*
Investment Bond & Share—_
5s series A 1947————J&D
32
Investment Coof Amer.......10
4
22.42 Investors Fund of America—
J*
1
...........
A*
—*
^
20.85
2M
34M
1750
Century Shares-Trust...*.....*
Chicago Corporation
——*
Convertible preferred.—
*
_
A*
68
1
..........
Common.
$5 conv preferred...—..——1
Securities Co of New Jersey—
6s series 4 Nov 1942..
Securities Corp General com...*
42
$6 preferred..........——*
80c
Selected Amer Shares Inc.... 2 M
Selected Income Shares.........
Selected Industries com........*
2.56
$5.50 prior stock......—....*
Institutional Securities Ltd'
Bank Group Shares..........
15M
...
s*
_
5sseries A1959——A&O
Canadian Invest. Fund, Ltd
1
Canadian Plow & Pap Invest Ltd—
Deb 5s series A1958
-F&A
Capital Administration cl A....1
Clam B.
.........*
$3 cum pref series A
10
Carey Trust
.*
Cent-Illinois Securities Corp
1
Christiana
1.04
$6 1st preferred.....
—*
$3 2nd preferred.
.....—*
$7 preferred..——..
.....
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948——A&O
99c
Common stock.......
..1
1.16
$6 preferred.—...——.——*
1.33 Royalties Management A..
1
1.27 Schoellkopf Hutton and
;
87c
Pomeroy Inc common.....10c
1.34 Second Nat Inv Corp—
Debenture 5s series A....1948
26
Huron Holding Corp....—....1
Hydro Elec Sec com—
18.36 Incorporated Investors..*.—..*
12M Independence Trust Shares..—*
Canadian Internat Inv Trust—
Class B
...
Petroleum Shares
.
Railroad Equipment Shares...
Steel Shares....—.*—...
Tobacco Shares—————
Guardian Investors com.......!
lH
Preferred......
.*
Reliance Internat Corp com A 10c
Preferred.*
*
Representative Trust Shares... 10
Republic Investors Fund.
25c
.........
1.47
1.08
1.48
1.37
89c
Investing shares
Merchandising Shares........
Mining Shares.^.—..........
7M
3M
20
i§*
77
...........
m
conv
Quarterly Income Shares.——10c
Railway & Light Securities com.*
Conv coll tr 4 Ha series "11"
1955—.——
...A&O
Railway & Util Invest A.——1
79
...
2
49
Corp—...—....—*
pref class A
.....10
Plymouth Fund Inc....
10c
Prudential Investors........—*
$6 preferred
———.*
Pub Util Investing 5s 1948.A&0
Pub Util Sec 7% preferred
*
15
Chemical Shares.....
Food Shares....—........—
93
m
40
5.
J*
22
Automobile Shares
Building Shares......*
Phoenix Sec
$3
75
Gleneagles Invest 5s June 15 1944
Great Brit & Canada Invest-. ' •
ment Corp 4Mb 1959——A&O
Group Securities. Inc—
*
Agricultural Shares..—......
47
81
82
5M
Associated Stand. Oil Shs..—2
Atlantic & Fac Int. com w w—*
Preferred w w
-.50
Atlantic Secur 4Mb A 1953.A&0
Atlas Corp com—.....
5
M
Warrants.......—.........
General Investors Trust.*—..1
Gen'l Realty & Utilities com
1
$6 pref (with warrants)......*
German Credit & Investment—
Pref allot ctf 25% 1st pref—*
30H
75
5% preferred ex-warr
100
10-year deb 3s 1946—.—J&D
.....
27 H
26
28
42
7% preferred
—
.25
8% preferred
25
Associates Investment...*..—*
5% preferred w w—.......100
$1.50
1
Ask
share
*
Debenture 4Mb Feb 1 1947
Debenture 4Mb Dec 15 1952
Old Colony Trust Assoc.—.*
28
Overseas Securities Co.........*
Deb 5s Nov 1 1947—..—M&N
18.37
Deb 5s April 1 1948*——A&O
5?63 Pacific Investing Corp—
Deb 5s 1948 Series A
—J&J
T" Pacific Southern Invest pref——*
95
Class A
•
Class B——.—.....♦
28H
—.—..*
General Investment Corp
1
$6 preferred........
—*
lhH
32M
„
Old Colony Invest Trust—
Common
4.25
General Capital Corp
4
20
60
Fundamental Investors Inc—.2
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc—Class A.
2
Class B—.......—...——*
General American Investors—*
$6 preferred w w...........*
Deb 5s Feb 11952 without warr
79c
19 M
17H
.wat.
Fourth National InvestorsCommon with warrants.
..1
Warrants.......—
23
100
78c
Amer Capital Corp A
—10c
Class B
—-—-10c
S3 preferred..............—*
Convertible
3
...
Preferred
]
Oklahoma GountVlYust—111llO
Oklahoma Southern Trust.......
_
18*
1953......
15M
Foreign Power Secur Corp—_
1st coll tr conv 6s A 1949—J&D
Foundation Trust Shares ser A..
Common ex-warrants..
50c
♦
1955...
.......... 1
1956............—........1
1958..
1
3.02 Northwest Bancorporatlon
*
1
3.48 Oils & Industries com
14M
2.71
3.09
9.84
7.85
Bid
North American Trust Shares—
3.65
21.47
......10c
60
foe
—-*
F&A
—
5s 1963Amer Business Shares
i
Fixed Trust Shares series A...10
Series B
—.20
55
1
p Deb 4Mb with com sbs 1968...
Alliance Investment com
—*
Allied hit Investing Corp com..*
§ $3 convertible preferred.....
Arnwr Bankstocks Corp.......
American British & Continental—
Common..............*.—*
g
Bank stock series
47
Par
Per
19.93
Fiscal Fund, Inc.—
40
Stocks ana Bonds
Ask
share
4
.......1
Equity Trust Shares in Amer.—1
Fidelity Fund, Inc..—....—*
*iret Boston Corp*—......10
Equity Shares..——
Insurance stock series..... 10c
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)—*
Deb 4Mb with com shs 1967...
Aldred Investment Corp (Can)—
Deb
1VH
M
Warrants.... ...————
$6 preferred
share
4.93
95M
1944-47—J&J
Bid
Par
Per
12.94
Administered Fund 2d inc——*
Affiliated Fund com..... .-*~125
P Sec conv deb 6s
Stocks and Bonds
Ask
Bid
Par
96
y
Ex-stock dividend
2§cH
J*
87 Mc
3.33
2.19
3.46
2.19
6.05
6.05
10.04
25
5
92%
1.02
1.20
2.46
2.41
6^60
6.05
«8K
96
2H
45c
13
1.95
85c
70
58
41"
2M
14.09
102
10.92
25J
53
94
1
105
74c
1.11
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NOTICE—All bond
prices are "and interest" except where marked "fM and income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
!
Bonds
Bid
Adriatic Electric Co
Extl s f 7s 1952
Ala Gas Co 1st M
Bonds
Ask
(Italy)—
A&C
78
4M» 1951.F&A
>87
88
98
98
.
Alabama Power 1st
lst&ref 5s 1951
os
1946.M&S
J&J
M&N
93
75
; 1st M 5s 1957 ser A
Allegheny Gas Corp 6 Ms
92 M
J&J
ctfs '43 f
27
Alliance Power 1st 6s 1952—M&S
/
88 •
Alton Water 5s 1956
-A&O
104 M
Altoona & Logan Val Elec Ry—
; 1st coll 4s Jan 1 1954
J&J
75;
Amarlllo Gas 6s
1939
96
93 M
78
Deb g 6s 1952 ser A—
Deb g 5Ms 1953
Am
1940
Community Power
F&A
-M&N
-M&8
14*
5 Ms
1953
6 Ms Certificates of deposit 1953
/
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s *57 M&S15
/
Amer & Foreign Power Co—
.
Deb
g
5s 2030
78
Deb 4s series A 1975
..J&J f
Deb 5s series A 1975-.—.J&J /
Deb 5s series B 1975.—...J&J
20
25
28
; 99
;
31
11
.
"
1st 15 Ms 1948
39
A
M&N f
77V Deb 6s
1938—
f
7 i
Amer Telep & Teleg—
,,
Deb 5Ms Nov 1 1943...-M&N
1113 M
Oonv deb 4 Ms 1939
J&J
103
y 25-year deb 3 Ms 1961
A&O
100 {
30-year deb 3 Ms 1966
J&D
100
American Toll Bridge—
5Ms ser A. B & C 1938 ...F&A
v 5Ms series
D, 1945
..F&A
98 M
.,
*
ser
tio"
.
Amer Utilities 1st 6s 1945___J&D
/
.
Deb 6 Ms 1941.
100
99 M
43
M&N f .43
Amer Util Service 6s 1964--M&N
Deb 6s 1975 ser A......M&N
Deb 5s 1975 ser B.
J&D
95
98
89
Ana&Pot R RR-8ee WashRy&El
Anchorage Lt & Pow 7-5s'43 F&A
93
51
.
-33
105 M
108
113
115
Arizona Ed 1st 5s 1948
...J&J
75
1st 6s 1945
A&O
■, 81
Income 5s I960.*
...J&J /
27
Income 6s 1960
....A&O / ; 28
Arizona Power 5s 1950—
F&A
99 M
%
•
97
1st & ref 4Mb 1950
F&A
Arkansas El & Wat 6s 1944.F&A
87
Ark Louisiana Gas 4s 1951..J&J
100 M
Ark & Mb Pow 1st 6s
1953--J&J/ 86
Deb 6 Ms 1935
."M&N
38
.
;
~
1st sf 7s 1953
J&J
J&J
Corp 5s series A 1957
86
84
Arkansas P & L 1st 5s 1956.A&0
Ark West Gas 1 st 5s w w *39 J&J
Asfal'd Home Tel 4 Ms A 1961A&0
77
>99"
88
f,
■s;
89
:
..,'85
; 95M
*
■
Oonv deb 5s
Oonv deb
33
11*
36
64 M
1973
>32
41
36
=
;
~
,
Oonv deb 4s 1973
89
>74
63
5s 1939
85
^ 99
104
.M&S
105
58
101M
37"
34 M
1st con 5s
31M
31M
Bklyn Un
Kings Co El 1st
80
75
58
50
Deb 6s series A 1958
M&N
Associated Telep Co Ltd— ;J
1st M 4s series B 1965
J&J
Associated Telep & Teleg Co—
62
11*
83M
83M
79
75
J 70
55
103
77 H
104,
80
29 M
,
31M
29M
29 M
29M
29M
29 M
31M
31M
31M
31M
31M
105
105
104
107
98 M
Buff Gen Elec 1st ref 5s 1939. J&J
Gen & ref 4 Ms 1981
F&A
Buffalo Niagara Electric—
Gen & ref M 3 Ms ser O *67. J&D
Buff & Niag Falls El L & Power—
1st gold 5s 1942
F&A
Buffalo Traction
1
See
Buffalo & Lockport
f Internat
Consol
!■
gold 5s 1999..
/ This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n
M&S
Charleston Transit Co—
1st 5s 1942
,
43 M
34
38
5
15
95
97
70
69
'
69
108
M&S
75
M&S
M&S
Gen & adj 5s 1942
*80
1st 4Mb 1958 series A
M&S
Chic Aurora & Elgin RR—
1st & ref 6s 1951
50
75
63
103
102
J&J r.
Chicago City & Connecting Ry
Colltr s f g 5s Jan 1,1927. A&O
Certificates of deposit
Chicago City Ry—
1st 5s (15% paid) 1927—-F&A
Certificates of deposit
Chic Dist Elec Generating—
1st M 4Mb 1970.
M&S
M
3
§M
8M
*
48 M
104M
4M
33 M
—
Cons M 5s
112M
112M
;
113
ser
A Feb '27._A&0
Certificates of deposit
114
Series B
104
•>
Feb, 1927
J&D
Certificates of deposit
Pur mon 4-5s Feb '27 opt.J&J
Certificates of deposit
.
91H
91H
104 M
106
110M
Adi inc 4s Feb 1927 opt.-May
Certificates of deposit
Chicago Rapid Transit Co—
1st & ref 6 Ms 1944
..J&J
......
105 M
;>>-
110
Certificates of deposit.
ser A
Certificates of deposit.
....
1st & ref 6s 1953
J&J
Adjust deb 6s July, 1963
Certificate of deposit
J&J
Ry;",'
112H
^
117" Chicago
42 M
cum
inc 5s 1937
J&J /
Chippewa Power 6s 1947...J&D
91
90 M
93 M
92 M
-
49
48 M
12X
12M
5
5
7M
I*
3
5M
5M
5M
5M
%
10
105M
11
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
100*32
91M
100M
1st
91
i
4
& West Towns Rys—
101M
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
F&A
1st mtge 3 Ms 1967
J&D
Cin Newport & Cov L & T—
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
J&J
Cincinnati Street Ry—
1st m 5 Ms ser A 1952....A&O
1st 68 1955
* Basis.
60
44
y
1st & ref 5Ms 1956
A&O
Chicago Railways Co—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25% pt
red and pay Aug 1, 1933..F&A
Certificates or deposit..
84 M
,
Unif & ref g 5s '37 op s f—M&N
California-Oregon PowerCalif Water Serv 4s B 1961-M&N
>
105 M
,87
ill
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
104
A&O
Butte El & P 1st s f 5s 1951—J&D
115
Cairo Bridge 1st inc 6 Ma '58.J&J f
Calgary Power 1st 5s 1960—A&O
90 "
1st s f 5s 1964
89
J&D
California Gas & Elec Corp—
A&O
..A&O
-.
2M
46 M
1st 68 series B 1961
M&N
Chic North Shore & Milw RR
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
J&J
1st & ref 6s 1955 ser A
J&J
48 M
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955..J&J
Deb gold 5 Ms 1942
1st mtge 4s 1966
»46
-60
....
„
99 M
.
68
35
33
1st lien & ref 6s *47 ser A. _M&N
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1957 M&N
Deb 5s 1950
J&D
1
4
-
Charleston Cons Ry Gas & El
Ches & Pot Tel of Va 5s '43.M&N
Chester Water Service Co—
85
85
>84
•;*■' 84
Bklyn Un Elev—See Bklyn Queens
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons5sg'45M&N
Cent Vermont Public Serv Corp
\
1st mtge 3 Ms ser B 1966..F&A
Central West Public Service Co—
1st 1 coll 5 Ms 1956 ser A..M&N
5 Ms series B 1956
M&N
5s series C 1933
J&D
96
4s 1949.—F&A
__
;42 \
! 42 M
Chattanooga Ry & Light—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op '16.M&N
Chatt Rys 1st cons 5s '56.M&N
U*
'■&'
_
90 M
5s
61X
60::
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951—J&J
Associated Pub Utilities Corp—
1st lien 5s 1947 ser A——J&J
101M
Brooklyn Queens Co & Sub—
1st m g 5s 1941
36
33 M
...J&J
[&S15
Coll trust 5s notes 1942
J&J
30 M
30
105"
Ms 1951 .M&N
Brooklyn City & Newtown RR—
60
t
21
112
ser 3 Ms 1949.-M&N
Coll trust ser 3Ms 1950..M&N
Coll trust series 3
.
93
1944
J&J
Cent States Utilities 6s 1938.J&J /
Cent Telep (Del) 6s 1938.._M&N f
Coll trust
„
Assoc General Utilities—
Income debs w w 5s 1956-M&N
Income deb 4s 1961
—M&N
2-yr 6 % notes 1933
_A&0
Certificates of deposit..
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st & ref s f g 5s 1950
J&J
Atl Cons 8t RR—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947
J&D
Gen mtge 4Mb 1955
M&S
92
72
Income deb 4Ms 1978—F&A
Income deb 4s 1978..
A&O
Income deb 3 Ms 1978
M&N
Income deb 3 Ms 1978
M&S
Conv debSMs 1944 ser C.M&N
Certificates of deposit.
92
88
M&S
Deb 5 Ms 1955 ser A
M&N
Assoc Telep Util deb 5s 1942A&O
Certificates of deposit
Oonv deb 6s 1941
M&S
Certificates of deposit
34
32 M
66 M
61
M&N /
M&N
M&N
Coll trust 3s 1939—
M&N
Coll trust 3s 1940
...M&N
Coll trust 3s 1941
M&N
Coll tr series 3 Ms 1942.—M&N
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1943—M&N
Coll trust ser 3Ms 1944..M&N
Coll trust ser 3Ms 1945..M&N
Col trust ser 3Ms 1946..M&N
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1947—M&N
Coll trust ser 3Ms 1948..M&N
66 H
41M
Conv deb 5s 1948..
Deb 5Ms 1954——
Debenture
120
Coll trust 4 Ms 1966
Coll trust 3s 1938
34
J&D
M&S
M&S
Bway & 7th Ave—See N Y Rys
Bklyn Borough Gas 5s 1967. F&A
Bklyn City RR 1st 5s 1941—.J&J
Brooklyn Edison Co—
Consol mtge 3 Ms 1966
M&N
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp
36
100M
_
104
36"
§8M
106
;
Corp—
Cent States Pow & Lt <
1st M & 1st lien 5 Ms 195J. J&J
I05M
35
4M» 1973......J&D
103
J&D
48 M
82
Conv sec 4 Ms 1940
J&D
96M
Cent Pow-ist 5s 1957, «er D.J&J
67
Cent Pow & Lt 1st 5s 1956..F&A
90M
1 t 6s series B 1951
J&D
Cent Pub Serv Coi
Conv deb 5Ms '49\
F&A / >. 2
Cent Public Util.
2M
(ws)inc5 M«.l952 /
Central States Edison Alno—
1st coll Inc 3-5s 1950—M&S f
55
Central States Elec Co;
105M
J&D
42
'
Gen mtge 3 Ms 1962.
A&O
CenvObio L & R 1st 5s 1950. A&O
92
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
f 6s 1953
90
_
89
British Col Tel 5s 1960
35
'
104
107 M
110
s
99
87 '.
.
,
104
105
103
1st 4Ms series B 1961
Broad River Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser A
42
ww 1940— .M&S
8s ex-warrants 1940
M&S
Conv deb 5 Ms 1973
F&A
104
101M
102 M
42 M
46
8-year 8%
•8*
80
19
110
38
8 fine deb 4-5s D 1986... M&S
Associated Gas & Elec Corp—
!
,73
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952—J&J
101
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
A&O
Cons ref deb 4 Ms 1958-.-M&N
Oonv invest ctfs 5 Ms. ...M&N
S f inc deb 5 Ms A 1983...F&A
S f inc deb 5s B 1983
M&S
Sf inc deb 4 Ms O 1983.-.M&S
8 fine deb 4s D 1983
M&S
8 fine deb 5M-6 Ms A 1986 F&A
8 fine deb
B 1986. ..M&S
8 fine deb 4 M-5 Ms O '86.M&N
101M
83M
SB*'
> 83
...
>
'
106
109
Extl 1st
91M
1st & gen 4s ser G 1960
A&O
1st & gen M 3 Ms ser H '66.F& A
Cent Mexico Lt & Pow 6s 1940
ntral N Y Power
West End St 5s 1944
7s Sept 1947
89
42
,41
5s Jan 1 1961....*
...J&J
Associated Gas & Elec Co—
Oonv deb 5 Ms 1977
F&A
Conv deb 5s 1965—
M&N
Conv deb 5s 1950
F&A
Oonv deb 4 Ms 1949
J&J
Oonv deb 4 M8 1948
.M&S
V24 H
19
Deb g 4 Ms Nov 1.1941—M&N
Deb g 58 Dec 1942
J&D
iOlM
102:
Cent Iowa Telep 5 Ms A 1947. J&J
99
Bleecker St&FulFy-See NY Rys
Dec & Champagne
1st & ref 5s 1940
M&N
Blue Lakes Water 6s *38
M&S
Bolivian Power 8s ser A *45.A&O
Boston Elevated Ry—
95 M
104M
Central Kansas Pr 6s 1946..M&S
Cent Maine Pr 5s '39 op '19.M&N
>367 Bloomington
31
105M
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1957
M&S
rntral Indiana Power Co—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
__J&J
28
101
m 5s 1954 ser B
J&D
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O.
F&A
Blackstone Val G & E 5s '39. J&A
M & coll tr 4s ser G '65
M&N
110
1st mtge 4Mb 1967 ser F..J&D
1 st & ref 5s 1968 ser G....M&N
1st & ref 4Ms 1981 ser H—J&D
22 M
19
F&A
Works
1st
103
Ashtabula Wat Wks 5s 1958. A&O
Assoc Elect 4Ms 1953..
J&J
95 M
80
Gas
-
6% notes extended 1938..A&0
Birmingham Water Works Co—
1st m 5 Ms 1954 ser A
A&O
fx 43
107M
—
Y)
Birmingham Elec 4Ms 1968.M&S
Birmingham Gas 1st 5s '59.M&N
54;
.
105
Appalachian Power 5s 1941.-J&D
; Deb gold 6s 2024
.J&J
Ardmore St Ry—See Phila Co
(N
1st 5s 1938
64 M
,
r%
1st & ref 6s 1952
J&D
Cent Illinois Light 3 Ms '66. .A&O
Central Illinois Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser E_—M&N
19
,
.
68
—
25M
A&O
4s series C 1956
Binghamton
65
Androscoggin & Kennebec Ry— .
1st 6s 1940
M&S
Androscoggin W Pow 6s '45-F&A
Appalachian Elec Power—
lst&ref 5s 1956
M&N
22
Deb 6s Apr 1,1955
A&O
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Rys—
1st mtge s f 6Ms 1956
A&O /
Biddefora & Saco Water-—
67
65
Amer Water Works & Electric—
*
Berkshire Street Ry—
1st extend 6s 1947
J&D
Berlin City Elect 6MS 1951 ..J&D
Sink fund deb 6 Ms 1959—F&A
84 M
108
93
...
Cent Hud Gas & Elec Corp—
lst&ref 5s 1941
...J&D
1st & ref 3Ms 1965* ——M&S
Cent Ills Elec & Gas Co—
v
1st & ref 5s 1951
..'...F&A
...
f
95
1J2M
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940—J&J
Cent El & Tel 1st 5s str A '55 J&J
Central Gas & Elec 6s 1946.M&S
First lien coll tr
5M.S *46. .J&D
Central Georgia Pow 5s '38-M&N
Central German Pow 6s '34. J&D
•
J
f
80
103
105 M
Carolina P & L 1st 5s 1956—A&O
-
52
62
Cedar RapMfg & P 5s *53...J&J
Cent Ark Pub Serv
Corp—
1st & coll tr 58 1 948 ser A—F&A
111*
103 H'
77
101
*56J&J
Cape & Vine'd El 4s A '65—J&J
Capital Traction (Wash, D C)—
1st g 5s June 1, 1947
J&D
f
_
Amer Fuel & Pow 7s 1934-J&J
/
Amer G & E deb 5s 2028.. _M&N
Am Gas & Pow deb 3-5s '53-F&A /MS**
/ 33
Secured deb 3.60-6s 1953._J&D
/ 39
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016___M&S
84 M
M&S
Nominal,
J;
ser
B
•
.
103 M
i-lr4 OONrH
M&S
1st mtge 5s ser A 1955
Canadian West Telep 5 Ms
V 26
95
93
Term 6 Ms 1951
Canadian Utilities Ltd—
^
Bangor Gas Light 5s 1941—A&O
Bangor Hydro Electric—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
J&J
104 M
Barstow (W S) deb 6s 1942—A&O
99"
; "8 H Baton Rouge Electric Co—
19
1st mtge 5Ms 1954
...J&D
106M
1st M 5s 1959 ser B
F&A
67
Bear Mt Hud Riv Bdge Co—
10
1st 7s 1953
..—.A&O
; 100
S f income 8s 1953
107
..A&O t
36
Beauharnois Power Corp—
41
Coll trust s f 5s 1973
.A&O f 62
63
85 M Beaver Valley Water 5s '60.M&N
100 M
101M
Bell Telephone of Canada—
35
1st g 5s 1955 ser A
—M&S
113M
1st g 5s 1957 ser B
-J&D
118
117M
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O
121:
M&N
■; 123
Bell Telep Co of Pennsylvania—
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B
J&J
117 '
120'
113 H
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser C
A&O
126 M
128 M
103 M Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Corp—
1st mtge 5s 1958
100M
102 M
A&O
102;
110]
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951
•75 - C * 80
J&J
65
8M
101M
Canadian L & P 5s '49 op "14 J&J
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
=
60
58
Camden & Sub Ry—See P S Corp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s *53-M&N
15
99
105
;f
Camden & Rockland Water—
1st 4 Ms 1960
A&O
107
i—1—* o o
96
1
Ask
(35% prin paid) 1927 F&A /
82
fji
6M
17
————M&S
82
'
Amer Commonwealths Power—
Oonv deb 6s
1st
99
Augusta Ry & El 1st 5s 1940 J&D
Aurora Elgin & Chicago Elec Ry
1st 5s 1941
..A&O f
Baltimore Transit Co—
106 M
Bid
•
M&S
Calumet G & E 5Ms B 1960.J&J
Calumet & South Chicago Ry—
101M
Atlantic City Sewerage—
1st s f 6s ser A 1956..
J&D
Atlantic Co Wat 5s '58 ser A M&S
82 M
>
Bonds
Calif Water & Telephone—
1st mtge .5s 1965
100
Atlantic City Gas 5s I960—J&J
1st lien & ref 5s 1957.—,_J&J
92
■
Ask
104
Atlantic City El 5s 1938....M&S
Gen mtge 3Ms 1964.—*—J&J
95
90
74 M
80 M
1st & ref 5s 1956
:1st & ref 4Mb 1967
-J&D
: 1st & ref 5s 1968
_..M&S
Alabama Water Service Co—
Bid
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Wat El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
HI Beach Bddge 6Ms 1942—.
A&O
101
101M
105M
98
102|
Hi
88
89
92 M
91
;
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
"f" and Inooma and dafaultad bonds
of the month preceding the date of issue
74
NOTICE—All bond prices srs "and interest" except whara markad
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
Cities Serv deb 5s Jan *60
Deb g 5s Apr 1958
Deb g 5s 1963
Deb 5s 1969——
Oonr deb 5s 1950
Cities Service Gas Co—,
M&8
82*
60
59 %
-A&O
M&N
59%
56
Copenhagen Telephone Co—
Extls f 5s Feb 15,1954.F&A 15
Topper Dlst Pow 4 %■ 1956-J&D
M&S
59%
88*
60
J&D
58%
59%
■
County Gas of Dallas 5s '46 A&O
County Gas (N J) 5s Jan 1 ,1952.
Orescent Public Service Co—
96
99
Coll Inc 6s B Oct 1
„
53
54%
53
55
103%
102
1st mtges f 4%sser A '61.. J&J
Citizens Utilities 3% notes 1955..
Citizens Water (Scottdale)—
1st 5e series A 1953
J&J
Citizens Water (Washington, Pa)
5s 1951
77.
22%
Fall River Elec Lt 5s
102%
103%
Danbury & Beth Gas 6s 1948 F&A
Danville Tr & Pow 1st 5s *41-J&J
Darby Med & Ghee Ry—-See Phila
Davenport Water 5s 1981—J&J
Dawson Ry & Coal 5s 1951..J&J
Dayton Power & Light—
1st & ref M 3%sl960
A&O
105%
35
98
Deb Ss Jan 15.1961
^
95
107*
1st
98
QA
94%
93%
96 J
•92
93 J
5
/
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A—J&D
105
B...M&N
105
list & ref 5s 1954
ser
Columbus Ry Pow & Light—
>
1st mtge & colltr 4s 1965.M&N
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
1st M 5s 1953
J&J
1st M col 5s 1954 ser B...J&D
1st M col 4Mb 1956 ser (^A&O
l*t M col 4%s 1957 ser D.J&J
106
104 %
"112
111
ill*
F
M&S
H 1965...A&O
106
105
10
1st M 3%s
ser
ser
'
Non-cum inc deb 6s (x s) 1948
^
32
'
Commonwealth Lt & Power—
Ref & unif 7s 1962
J&J /
Com w 1th Tel
(Pa) 5%s '45 M&N
Com'w'lth Tel(Wis)4sserA 1M&S
80
87
95
96%
68
69
98
99
15
77...M&S
t. Col M 5b 1957
20
31
Community Power & Light Qo—
Community Pub Ser 5s 1960.J&J
Community Teleph 5s Jan 1 1949
Community Water Service Co—
Deb g 6s 1946 ser A
.J&I
Deb g 5%s 1946 ser B.._M&S
Conestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950-J&J
Coney Isl & Bklyn cons 4s *48 J&J
Connecticut Light & Power—
36
18
/
20
63
66
60
63
35
37
125
1st & ref M 3Hs ser F'66.M&R
1st & ref M 3%s ser G '66-J&D
105
106
101%
102%
102%
f
'51
ys
ser
25-year deb 3%s 1956—M&S
Conn Ltg & Pow 5s '39
J&J
101"
-
1st & coll trust 5s 1956...J&J
105%
106%
Debenture 3%s 1946
A&O
Debenture 3 Ha 1956
A&O
Oonsol El^c & Gas 6s 1962 .M&N
6s series B 1962
F&A
Collateral 6s 1957
____F&A
Oonsol Gas of Bait 5s 1939—J&J
8 4Hs Apr 1954
A&O
Oonsol Gas Elec Lt & P (Bait)—
Ref mtge s f 3%s 1971—J&D
Cons Gas (NY) deb 4 Ha '51 .J&D
104%
!&*
99
■
Oonsol Gas Utilities Co—
1st & coll 6s 1943 ser A.J&D
•
6s stamped
1943
J&D
6% notes, 1940
A&O
Oonsol Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
Wuerttemburg 1st 7s '56.J&J
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser Corp
Consolidated Water of Utica—
1st 4%s 1958
M&N
Corp
1958....:..::.M&N
Oonsum L H & P Co (Eliz, N J)—
5e 1938.
J&D
Consumers Nat Gas 6s '44.M&N
Consumers Power Co—
1st mtge 3%s 1965
M&N
1st mtge 3 Ha 1965
M&N
1st mtge 3 Ha 1970
M&N
_
1st mtge 3 Ha 1966
M&N
64
101%
43
125
107%
105%
66
104%
10£H
42
40%
42"
107
107%
119%
122
102%
107%
103%
107%
79
88*
95
19
90
93
70
100
3X
93
96
101%
82
105%
104%
6%
5
4
5
!
2%
F&A
1%
/
95H
97
77 %
79
•. v
:
;"
1948
1953...J&D >
Vk*
99
100%
J&J
100%
F&A
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc—
1st m & coll tr 4s A 1956.M&S
98
Eastern Iowa Pow 6%s 1943-M&S
101%
Eastern Lt & Pow s r 5s 1964 M&N
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
65
Ref m 4%s 1948 A——J&J
72
Ref m 5s 1948 B
J&J
78
Ref 6s Jan 1948ser O..M&S 15
78
Ref 6s series D 1948
Ref 6s series E 1948
v; 78.;:
Eastern Michigan Rys—
1st mtge colltr 7s 1958
J&J / 25
1%
Adjt 68 due July 1958
A&O /
46
Eastern Minn Pow 5%s 1951 M&S
Eastern Oregon Lt & Power—
98%
5%s series A 1951........M&S
97
5s series B 1953
—J&J
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—
97%
1st m 5%s 1947ser A
M&S
96%
1st M & 1st lien 5s 1955 B M&S
1st mtge 6s 1942
1st m 5s 1960 ser D
1949 —M&N
(Ill)5s '56. J&D
Elec Ilium of Boston—
3%s 1st M 8 f July 1, '65.J&J
Ed E. HUBkn) See Kings Co EL&P
Edison El III (N Y)—See N Y G
Edison Sault Elec4%s, 1961 A&O
Electric Ferries 7s (w-s) '41.A&O
Elec & Peoples.
See Phila R T
Electric Pow Corp (Germany)—
Economy Lt & Pr
1025
103
100
100%
77
78"
40
60
63
1st sink
.
98
60"
100
See
Eliz & Rarltan RivVPublic Serv
Eliz & Trenton RR J
Corp
Elmira Water, Light & RR—
1st & con g 58 1956.......M&S
f This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n Nominal.
91
99%
.
J -60
2.50
2.75
2.80
20%
89%
97
42
42
92
116%
116
101%
100
100
<U
90
73
77%
112
98
89%
65%
103
103
19
lstsf 4%s 1958
M&S
Great Lakes Utilities Co—
1st lien coll tr 5%s 1942..M&N
Northern Power—
1st 5a stamped 1950.
Green Bay & Miss Canal—
1st & ref 4%s 1953
76%
102%
105
14
Green Mountain
Power
94
rift.
M&S
A&O
86
Gulf Coast Water 1st 5s
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968
'48-F&A
A&O
Gulf Public Service Co—
1st mtge 6s 1945
...A&O
Gulf States Utilities Co—
1966—A&O
2%<
10-year4%sdeb 1946..—A&O
Hackensack Wat 4s'52 op'12 J&J
48
32
1st M& ref 4s ser C
Gen&ref 5s June 15*77 A
J&D15
1977 ser
5a secured notes 1938
B.J&J
5%s June 15,
98%
97%
: 99
100
21%
21%
72%
J&J
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Co—
Extl k at deb 7s 1935... M&N /
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under
101
102%
93
92
78
101
87
98%
103
106%
104%
108
101
18
/
18
gound & St Rys 5%s'38—J&D
Hamilton Gas 6%s A w w'37 J&D /• 46
Hanover Harz Water Works—
See Foreign Bonds
107
Earrlsburg Gas 5s 1970—M&N
22
Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952—F&A /
%
5%s (Sept'31 coup on)'51-M&S /
Hempstead & Oyster Bay—
95
Water 6% July 1 serially
hil R T
Hest Man & Fair Pass Ry—See P
Home Tel & Tel (Ft Wayne)—
104%
1st 6s series A 1943
. J&J
103%
1st 5%s series B 1955
A&O
77
Houston Elec 1st 6s B 1950-J&D
90
Houston Gas Securs 5s 1952-M&S
Houston Gulf Gas—
98
1st M & col 6s 1943 ser A-A&O
96
Deb 6%s 1943 with war..A&O
.
106%
106%
Corp—
1st mtge 5s 1948
F&A
Greenwich Wat & Gas System—
Col tr 5s 1952 series A
A&O
Col tr 5s 1952 series B
*'
-
Z2*
72
..F&A
72
106
105
98
J&D
x w
101%
97%
2.00%
__
Great
^
1.00%
1.75%
2.00%
65
Grand Rapids Gas L 5s '39-F&A
Grand Rapids Ry 1st 7s '39.M&N
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st M 7s 1944
——F&A
1st & gen 6%s 1950
..J&J
Great Lakes Power Ltd—
101
102
105%
2030.F&A
—
72
Atlanta Northern Ry Co—
1st guar 5s '54 op '90—.-J&J
Gesfurel 6s 1953
105
fund 6%s 1953..A&O
Electric P & L Deb 5s
Eliz Plainf & Cent J1
85%
Corp—
1st lien & col 5s 1943 ser A. J&D
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s'61 F&A
Ga-Oaro Pow 1st s f 5s '52..J&J
Georgia Power 1st 5s 1967.-M&S
Georgia Power & Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1978—
J&D
Georgia Ry & Elec—
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939..J&J
95
M&S
lstsf 6%s 1950-
104
§4 %
§§,.
General Water Wks & El
70
55
/
60
I960._J&D
General Public Utilities—
1st M coll tr 6 %s ser A*56. A&O
1st mtge & coll 6%s C55.A&C
2
1937 A..F&A / 68
7% 1932 ctfs of dep
J&J / 90
104
East Jersey St Ry 5s 1944—M&N
99
E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s '42.A&0
107
103
74
109
Edison
Deb 5%s series A 1970
A&O f
Contln Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
Continental Pub Serv 6s '40. J&D
_
108%
1st coll 5%s ctfs
Easton Consol El 5s
Consum's Water 1st 6s A '46 M&N
b Basis.
113
100
107;
108%
104
E St L & Interurb Wat 5s '42 J&J
124
Conn Ry & Lt 4%s 1951...J&J
Stamped guaranteed optional
Conn Rlv Pow 3%s ser A'61 F&A
Connellsv Wat 5s Oct 2 '39-A&0
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr—
1st lien 5s 1962 stamped-.J&J
Oonsol Edison Co of N Y—
ist M 5s
112]
20-yr s f 6%s 1948
A&O / 19%
Duluth-Superior
Transit—
52
1st 5s 1953 ws
...M&S
100
Dumbarton B'ge 6%s to '49.J&J
Duquesne Gas Corp— /
1st conv 6s ctfs. 1945
M&S15j/ 20
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co
60
Duquesne Nat Gas 7s 1948
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co
95
Durham Pub Ser 7s A *49—A&O
102
Durham Trac 1st 5s 1941.. .M&S
East Prussia Pow 6s
102 %
Connecticut Power—
■
104]
99]
105
East Coast Utilities—
124
s
80
Certificates of deposit
Det & Pt Huron Shore Line—
East Coast Pub Serv 4s
30
A..M&N
1st & ref
_
,
F&A
1st gold 5s 1950
—J&J
Dom Elec Pow 5%s 1955...M&S
Dominion Gas & El 6 %s '45.J&J
Dortmund Munic Util (Germany)
32
74
Equip trust 5%s to 1938
{
Equip trust 4%s to 1941—F&A b
Equip trust 4 %s to 1943- -M&S J
Equip trust 4s to 1946
M&S b
Galveston-Houston Elec Ry—
1stMsfgSs 1954opt....A&O/
Gandy Bridge (Tampa)
1st mtge s f 5 %s 1957
A&O
Gary Elec & Gas Co—
1st lien coll 5s x-w 1944...J&J
5s with warrants 1944.-J&J
Gary Rys Co 6%s ser A1945 F&A
Gary Street Ry 1st 5s 1937.-A&O
Gas Co of New Mex 0%s '44 M&S
Gas & El of Bergen Co 5s '49. J&D
Gen 5s Nov 1,1954
M&N
Gatineau Pow 1st 5s 1950.-J&D
Debenture gold 6s 1941 .J&D 16
Deb 6s 1941 series B
A&O
General Public Service Corp—
Conv deb 5s 1953
—J&J
Conv deb 5%s 1939
...J&J
-
_
-
18%
Gen & ref M 3 %s ser G '66M&S
Detroit International Bridge—
1st mtge 8 f 6%s 1952
Certificates of deposit
8 f deb g 7s 1952
,
Fontana Un Wat 6s 1935—J&J
Fruit Growers' Express—
102
Gen & ref 4%s 1961 ser D.F&A
Gen & ref 5s ser E 1952..A&0
Gen & ref M 4s ser F 1965. A&O
106
105
Com'w'lth El 5s June 1 '43.M&S
Commonwealth Gas Corp—
Non-cum ino deb 6s (w s) 1948-
1st M 4s 1981
_
108%
5s 1956
M&S
Ry 1st mc 5s Jan 1 *55
25
-
88
Detroit City Gas Co—
1st mtge 6s 1947 series A..J&J
1st mtge 5s 1950series B..A&0
Detroit Edison—
112%
111%
—-
60
,
/
Sinking fund debs 5s 1946-J&D
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
1st mtge s f 6s 1953
M&N
Certificates of deposit..
Convs f deb 6%s 1948—M&N
Certificates of deposit
1st 5s. 1966—
M&N
105%
112
111%
mtge
Des Moines
98
98%
fc
FloridaPow & Lt 1st 5s *54. J&J
Florida Public Service Co—
1st 4s series G 1955
J&J
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945..A&O
106
106
A&O
1st cons mtge 6s 1943
Des Moines Gas Co—
105 %
46 %
J&J 15
Columbia River Longview Bridge
6 %s stamped 1953
A&O
108%
Denver Tramway Corp—
Gen & ref 5s 1950 ser A...J&J
106 %
43
1st mtge 4s series C
50
Stamped as to Pa tax-
_
107
105%
Delaware Vail Util 6s 1952.M&N
Denv Gas & EI 1st g 5s '49..M&N
1st & ref 5s 1951
M&N
98%
,
Federal Water Service Corp—
Conv deb 5 %s 1954
..M&N
Federated Utilities Inc—
1st lien col tr 5%s 1957—M&S
Florida Power Corp—
103
4j%s 1969—..!/& J
20
105
20
106%
1945-J&J
Passenger Ry 5s 1942
^106%
99
*
100
J&J
103
/
.
105
102%
110%
130
A&O
Debenture 0s 1954 ser B. 7&D
Fed'I Pow & Lt 6s Nov 1.1965—
Federal 8t & Pleasant Valley
R Tr
100%
4
Clinton (La* W W 1st 5s 1939F&A
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
1st • f 4s series B 1965
M&8
Colonial Util 5%a June 1,1958...
Colorado Cent Pow 5Ha *40aJ&D
Colorado Power 1st 5s^53—M&N
Colo Utilities 1st 6s 1988—_M&S
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
Deb g 5s 1952
—M&N
Deb k 5s 1952
A&O 15
45
105%
1st mtge g
_
•Stamped
.M&S
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd.-.M&S
106%
105%
Delaware Elec Power Co—
Deb 5%s 1959
105%
109%
102
60
,•
55
109%
A&O/
Rys—1st 6s 1954
,
„
101 %
Federal Light & Traction—
1st 5s (Amer series) 1942-M&S
1st 5s (Internat ser) 1942..M&S
Delaware Power & Light Co—
1st M 4%s 1971.—
J&J
1st mtge g 4%s 1969
J&J
101
M&S
Erie
.
105
J&J
Erie Co Electric 6s 1959
A&O
100
Light—
_Gen & con 5s 1954
98'
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967
Erie & Suburban Ry 5s
'
Clove Southw Ry &
95%
1st mtge 3%s 1967
F&A
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951. J&J
69
Cleveland Elec Ilium—
Gen mtge 3%s July 1. '65.J&J
Cleveland Ry 1st 5s A 1945.M&S
39
93
23
70
30
Empire Gas & Electric Co—
Gen & ref 0s ser A 1952..J&D
Empire Gas & Elec and Empire
Coke Jt 1st & ref 5s'4l opt -M&S
Ercole Marelli El Mffc Co (Italy)
1st s f 6 %s 1953 with war M&N
Eqult G & B2 Utica 6s 1942.A&O
101
100
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941
Dallas Power & Light—
84
M&S
5s 1952..
1st mtge 5s 1966
—-J&J
General 5s 1966 ...—.A&O
102%
Olarksbury-Columbus
Short Route Bdge 6 %s *52. J&D f
Clear Springs Water Serv—
1st 5sser A 1958
...M&8
m
Cumberland Gas 6s w-s 1948M&N
Cumberland Valley Telephone—
24
102
5%s A 1951
J&J
City Gas & Elec 1st 6%s *51 .J&J
City Light & Traction (Sedalla,
MofTst s f 5s 1952
*J&D
City & Sub PS—See Un Rys of St L
City & Sub Ry—See Wash Ry & El
City of New Castle Water—
5s 1941
J&D
City Water (Chattanooga)—
1st M 5s 1954 sesies B~
J&D
1st M 5s 1957 series O—M&N
1st & ref
105
87
96
57
52
.
1941..M&S
Cumberland Co (Me) Pow & Lt—
1st mtge 3%s 1966
A&O
112
Empire District Elec Co—
36
.1954--J&D j
1951—-J&J
101%
1st mtge 4%s ser A 1951-.J&D
Conv deb 4%s 1946..
J&D
ioi%
90
88
Cuban Telep conv 5s
1st lien & ref 7%s
103
J&J
1st m 5s 1950ser A..
El Paso Nat Gas—
65%
100
82%
88%
103
Council Bluffs Gas 5s 1948-M&N
95%
1st M pipe line 5%s 1942.M&N
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line Co—
1st M 6s 1943
J&J
Cities Service Power & Light—
Deb 5%s 1952
M&N
Deb 5%s 1949
J&D
Citizens Independent Telephone
El Paso El Co—
91
88
Continental Telep 5s 1953.-F&A
Jooper RivBridge inc 1st 6a'58M&N
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
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25
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94
101
100
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Bonds
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Houston Light 5c Power
1st mtge 334s1966
J&D
Houston Natural Gas Oorp—
1st m coll 6s '43 with warr.J&D
Hudson Oo Oas 6s g 1949—M&N
102 H
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s 54A M&S
1st M 5s 1954 ser B
1st 6sserO 1962
'
103
M&S
-A&O
101
103 34
1938
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947
'1st mtge 334s 1967
Illinois Allied Telephone—
90
105
118 34
95
107
119
F&A
10334
10434
J&J f
A&O
"98H
9834
1st 6s March 1 1950
J&J
Illinois Bell Tel 334s B 70--A&O
Illinois Commercial Telep—
1st 5s series A 1948
M&S
;
96
95
95
98
9734
9134
8734
8034
9234
8834
8234
Power--.
1st mtge Be 1958 sar A
M&N
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957—F& A
.
1st 1& ref 5s 1963
Kentucky Utilities Co—
1st M 634s Sept *48 ser
1st M 534s 1955 ser F
1st M 5s 1961 series G
5s series H1961—
9834
58
F&A
57
60
"
21
64
10534
J&J
52
55
1st mtge 3Hs 1966
J&J
100
102
Indianapolis W W 8ec Oo
.
■
■
,
85:
90
"
56
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58
54
58
8
12
10
1334
20
.22
1834
1734
85
52
51*4
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1834
54
J 20
"
54"
58"
53
Debs A 6s 1948
J&D /
International Hydro-EIec System
3
2
.
Conv deb 6s 1944 w w'
A&O.
6734
Internet "1 Pow Ltd 634* 1957M&S ! 99
1
Deb 6e 1957
...M&S
98*4
Debentures 6s 1955
J&J
10134
International Power Sec
Oorp—
634 % sec bonds 1955 ser C J&D
53
Sec 7s 1957 ser E...—...F&A
58
Sec 7s 1952 ser P
J&J15
56
International Railway (Buffalo)Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
J&D
88
BufT & Lock 1st
g 5s 1938. .J&J
Internat By ref 5s '62 op.M&N
International Telep & Teleg—
Deb g 4^s 1952
J&J
56
•Xv.
Conv deb 434« 1939
-J&J
8634
Deb 5s 1955
_F&A
61
Int-State Bridge 4-6 34s '50 M&N
55
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951—J&D
52
Interstate Power 1st 5s '57
J&J
44
Deb gold 6s 1952
J&J
28
Interstate P S (Ark) 6s 1940 M&S
90
Interstate Pub Serv Co—
1st &ref 634s 1949 ser B.. &J
90
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser D
J&D
7034
1st & ref 434s '58 ser P
M&S
64
Interstate Rys 4s 1943
F&A
34
*
Interstate Telep Co—
1st M 5s 1961—
A&O
98
Interstate Tel & Tel 53*s 1953J&J
88
6834
SI*
.
58
62
61
91
100
49
Investors Telephone 3s 1961...
Iowa Electric Co—
1st 4s ser A 1961
J&J
Iowa El Lt & Pr 7s ser O '42_ F&A
1st mtge 4s ser E 1955
J&D
Iowa-Ill Telep 2-534s 1949—A&O
iowa-Nebraska Lt & Power—
1st lien & ref 5s '57 ser A.-M&N
1st 1 & ref 5s 1961 ser B...M&S
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 434» 1958 M&S
Iowa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1957—J&D
Deb 5s 1968
M&S
1st mtge 534s 1959......M&S
t
46
*
x
os
1960
M&N
Called Jan. 1 at 100.
Called Nov. 15.
«
.
v:-
Water
93
72 J
653
Lehigh Power Securities—
Deb g6s 2026 ser A
Lehigh valley Transit—
79
115
101
51
95
93
10534
9934
80
10134
86
f Called Jan. 1
100
106
47
82
11534
102
Q4.
98
94
96
22*
94
160
10634
107
109
105"
112]
82
87
92
89
10534
22
23
3
9434
66'
6434
52
49
10134
102
88*
66
55
5634
10234
105
105"
102
34
65*
op'13 A&O
107
10634
M&S
J&J
MacLaren-Que Pow 534® Febl'61
10734
98
110*
94
9834
534s series B 1964
M&S
99
Macon Gas 1st mtge 434s '52. J&D
89
Macon By & Light 1st 5s '53- J&J
105 34
Madison Rys 1st g 5s 1936. -M&N /
15
Malone (N
> ) L & P 5 34s'56_ J&J
92""
18""
x
Manchester Terminal 634s
Gen s f 7s ww 1941
26
7
25
5
29 34
28
29
29
17
1434
9234
1st mtge 434s 1952
Maritime Tel & Tel—
75
78
•v
1934
•
80
2234
f
A&O
9934
■
,
^
Ref& gen 6-434sserB 1966 J&J
Ref & gen 4s series O 1967. J&J
Market St El Pass Ry—See P R T
Market 8t Ry (San Francisco)—
1st
s
f 7s 1940
ser
111
101
99
-
A Jan
83
Maryland Light & Power—.
1st M 534s 1950 ser A
J&J
Mass Utilities Associates—
8 f deb 5s 1949 ser A
A&O
Massillon El & Gas 1st 5s '56. J&J
91
8334
.
86
10334
72
36
38
75
10134
-
78
22
102"
100
*
Maysville P Serv 534s A 1942A&0
Memphis Power & Light Oo—
102
86
r
88
...
83
v
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A
J&J
1st & ref 434» 1078 ser O—A&O
82
84
.
3-5s series A 1945........——
3-5s series B 1945
/
....
lstsf 7s 1957ser A
A&O
Metropolitan Edison Co—
1st M 434s 1968 ser D
1st M 4s 1971 ser E
1st mtge 4s ser G 1965
52
57
10
20
70
61
M&S
10434
104
M&N
105
M&N
101
106
102
Metrop Edison Corp 6s '61 -M&S
Metro Wat Sewer—See Fgn bds
Metropolitan West Side "L"—
88
1st gold 4s 1938
F&A f
Exten gold 4s 1938
--J&J /
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s '42-J&J
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 58 ^0 s f. .F&A
Mexican Utilities 7s 1939—A&O /
Miami Bridge—
?
Income deb 6s (w-s) Mar 1952-
7
734
•
„
9
8
33 34
33
52
48
46
Michigan Associated Telep Oo—
;
1st M 5s 1961—
A&O
101
Mich Fuel & Lt 6s A 1950—-J&D
/ 52
10234
Michigan Gas & Elec Co—
M&S
93
J&D
87
96
88
88 34
8934
Michigan Public Service Oo—
1st g 5s 1947 ser A
A&O
iddle States Telep 6s A '47-J&J
Middlesex & Boston St Ry—
1st and ref mtge 534s 1942. J&J
Middlesex Elec Lt Pow 5s '55 J&J
Middlesex Water 534s 1957.A&O
Middlesex & Somerset Trac—
5s 1950
J&J
Middle Western Tel 6s 1943.J&J
97 34
96
115
104
78
71
Midland Util deb 6s 1938—M&S /
28
Milwaukee Elec Ry & Light—
1st & ref 5s 1961 ser B...J&D
101
1st M 5s 1971
J&J
100
Milwaukee Gas Light Oo—
1st M 434s 1967.
M&S
96
99
101
1st mtge 4s 1950
J&D
Minnesota Nor Pr it 6s 1944 A&O
Minnesota Power & Light Co—
•
1st & ref 5s 1955
<_J&D
1st & ref 4 34s 1978
M&N
78
29
10134
10034
98
Minneapolis Gas Light Oo—
9734
10134
9934
73
75
80
70
104
10234
10034
99
1st & ref 5s 1955
—M&S
96
98
9834
98
91
92
7334
7434
84
108 34
10934
Mississippi Power & Light—
J&D
81V'!
Mississippi Ri#fcr Pow 5s '51 J&J
62""
f 5s 1942..M&N t 102
Long Beach Gas 1st 5s '56--J&D
67
10234
.
1st M 5s 1957
V
10134
Mississippi Power Oo—
10134
10034
Deb 5s May 1. 1947
M&N
Miss Val Pub Ser 1st 5s '54-J&D
s
10334
53
96
103
100
86
10234
105
104
9534
9534
-
104
10234
J&J
98
9934
84
103
90
at 105.^
t Called Nov
1 at 10234.
;
b Basis,
f Price includes accrued interest,
'
__
9534
63
;
10434
_
10334
.
113
lst & ref 6s 1943
1st M 5s 1956—
72
J&D
Long Island Lighting—
Secured g 6s 1945.
19
^
1st ref&imp g 5s'48
1st & ref 6s 1954
Debenture 7s 1944
,
101
70
J&D
93
.
Meridionals Electric Co—
J&D
Lombard Elec Oo (Italy)—
1st extl 7s 1952.
99
90
1st Msf 7s 1948—
M&N /
Luzerne Co (Pa) Gas & Elec—
Memphis Street Ry—
150
104
100
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941 —J&D
Lincoln Pub Serv 5s 1939—-J&J
Little Bock By & El 6s '38A&O
Lockhart Power 434s 1955-a.J&D
103
96^
*
*.
72"
J&D
1st M 6s w w 1944
M&S
Lexington Util 1st 5s 1952--F&A
Lexington Wat ref 5 34s 1940 .F&A
Lexington Wat PowColst5s'68J&J
Conv deb 534s 1953
J&J
F&A
_
F&A
Leipzig Overland Pow 634s '46—
Lewiston Gas Lt 334s O r56_A&0
Lex (Ky) By—See Ky Tr & Term
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
,82"
101
,
98
90
1
93
1st mtge 334s ser A 1966--A&O
Lancaster Co Ky & Lt 5s 1951 J&J
Lawrence (Mass) Gas & Elec—
1st M 434s 1940 ser B—F&A
98
-
104
Debentures 6s 1948
F&A
Laclede Gas Lt 5s 1939
A&O
1st M coll tr 534s '53 ser C F&A
1st col&ref 5 34sl960 ser D F&A
6s coll notes ser A 1942—F&A
6s coll notes ser B 1942—F&A
La Crosse Telep 534* 1948--J&J
Lake Erie Pow & Lt 6s 1946-A&O
1st & ref 5 34s ser B 1949.-M&S
1st & ref 6s ser O 1952—M&N
Lake 8h Elec 1st con g 6s '33 J&J
115
10034
1941 /
A&O /
10834 Manhattan Ry con 4s g *90- A&O f
81
Cent Hanover Bk ctfs of dep. /
2d gold 4s 2013
u
J&D f
11
Manila Elec BR & Ltg Oorp—
32
1st lien & colltr 5s 53
M&S
Manitoba Power Oo Ltd—
90
1st M s f 53fs *51 ser A—J&J /
90
1st M s f 5ks 1952 ser B—J&J /
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cos
15-year s f 7s 1941
J&D /
Marion-Reserve Power— /
Works—
—
100
91
2934
84
84
84
103
Lone Star Gas
•
Debenture
Kokomo
1st extend 5s 1945
4534
2934
113"
„
Kings County Elec Lt & Power—Purch money 6s g 1997--A&O
Edison El 111 Blkyn 4s *39.J&J
KingsCoElev—See Bklyn-Queens
Kings Co Gas & 111 1st 5b '40 A&O
Kings Oo Ltg 1st ref 5s '64.-J&J
1st ref 634« 1954
-----J&J
Klngsh'way Bdge OH*'62_.A&O
Knoxvilie Traclst 5s 1938—A&O
87
'
•
ser
58
55
104""
82
92
1951
103
10134
Luneburg Pow L & W W (Germ'y)
92
8234
10234
Lower St Lawrence Power—
lstsf 5s ser A 1955
A&O
HH OO
100
B—A&O
08
1st extend 4s 1945
Ref & impt g 5s 1960
6134
1stsfg634s 1944
97
Gen gold 5s Feb 1, 1933..F&A
Lake Sh Gas 1st 534s 1950--M&N
Lake Superior Dist Pow—
-
1
89
1st 5s ser A 1958
J&D
Lackawanna & Wyoming Val BK
1st 5s 1951
—F&A
2
...
104
90
1st 1 & ref
72
85
83
-
10134
Lowell Gas Light—
1st mtge 434s ser A 1966-M&S
Lower Austrian Hydro-EIec—
10334
9834
82
.
69
75
1st mtge 5s 1957
..—J&D
Louisville Gas & Elec Oo
(Ky)—
1st & ref M 334s 1966
M&»
Loutev Ltg 5s '53unstmpd..A&O
28
115
82
F&A
Ask
80
Louisv Ky cons ext 534* 1949J&J
2d 434s 1940
-M&S
General 5s 1950——.—F&A
V
9834
D M&S
A&O
-
; 53
Indianapolis By 5s. 1967
Indianapolis Water—
Secured 5s 1958
J&J
Inland Gas 634* 1938
F&A
v,
Certificates of deposit
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938.F&A
:
Inland Pow & L s f 6s '36 A.M&S
Coll tr s f 6s 1941 ser B
M&N
Ooll tr 6e 1957 ser O
A&O
Deb s f 7s 1935
J&D
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948
A&O
Interborough Rapid Transit—
' 1st & ref g 5s '66 op tax-ex. J&J
/,
Geitiflcates of deposit
6% notes 1932
A&O f.
•
Certificates of deposit
Conv g 7% note 1932
M&S
Certificates of deposit
Intercontinents Power Oo—
•.
Kewanee(Ill)Pub Ser 6s A 49 J&J
Key West Electric 5s 1956—P&A
Keystone Pub Serv—
1st M 5s 1978
M&N
Keystone Telephone Co—
1st & ref 534s 1955 ser A—J&D
95
_
:
i
1st & ref s f g5s 1940
J&D
Los Angeles By 5s 1938.-A&O
Los Ang Trac 1st cons 5s '38-J&D
40
5
V
10334
1st M 5s 1969 ser I
F&A
1st 7s series J 1957.
F&A
1st 68 series K 1957
-M&S
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945———M&N
60
Indiana & S W Gas & Util—
6% conv notes 1940
J&D /
15
Indiana Telep 5s A (wg) I960-J&J
92
Indianapolis Columbus & Southera Traction 1st 6s 1948—F&A
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952...A&O / 5034
Indianapolis Power & Light—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A-—..J&J
10534
4634
110
Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
1st & ref gu 5s 51 opt 14 F&A
Lexington By 1st 5s 1949-J&D
10734
11634
10634
114
1
100
1st mtge 434s
84
\
111
lst&ref 5s 1955
M&S
Indiana Pr 1st 734* *41 A .M&N
Indiana By & Lt 1st 5s '43
J&J
Indiana Service Corp—
1st & ref M 5s Jan 1,1950- J&J
97
.
Bid
Los Ang Pac Co-—See Pac El
By
Los Ang & Pac RR-8ee Pac El By
Los Angeles Railway Oorp—
Louisiana Pow & Light Co—
108
1965—-M&N
Kentucky El Pr lstsf 6sl960J&J f. 73
8834 Kentucky Fuel Gas Oorp9
90
1st 634s 1942 with warr.-J&D
28
7734 Kentucxy-Ohio Gas 2s———1958 /
101
Kentucky Power & Light Oo—
75
1st 534s series A 1948
M&S f: 87
87
1st m 534s 1948 ser B— M&S
87
81
_
„
45
.4534
1st mtge 334f ser A 1966-J&D
Kansas Gas & Electric—
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A—M&S
1st mtge 434s 1980—— J&D
TTapnas Pow 1st 5s 1947...M&S
Kansas Power & Light Co—
106
-
■
43
Kansas Elec Power—■
101
.
6334
.
10734
S f deb 53** 1957.-M&S
Illinois Water Service Qo—
1st mtge 5s 1952 series A—J&J
99
Indiana Assoc Telegraph—
1st mtge 434* ser B 1965—A&O
10434
Indiana Central Telep Oo—
1st lien coll 5 34® 1938
M&N / 84
Indiana Electric Corp—
1st M 6s 1947 series A...M&N
8634
1st M 634s 1953 series B..F&A
89*
1st M 5s 1951 series O
M&S
Indiana Gas Light 6s 1941 M&N
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946.J&J
70""
Indiana General Service—
1st M 5s 1948
J&J
10734
Indiana Hydro-EIec
,
5834
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Corp—1st & ref 5s 1947 ser B....F&A
10434
1st M 434s 1961 ser O
10234
- J&D
Jer City Hob & Pat—See P S Oorp
Johnstown Traction 4s Dec 31 62 /
18
Cons mtge 3s B Dec 31 1962
/
3
103
Joplin W W 1st 5s 1957——M&S
103
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s 46—F&A
110
1st 6s series A 1942----- -F&&
Kan City Pub Serv 4s 1957—J&J
2834
9634
6434
107
Illinois Northern Utilities Oo—
v Ist&ref5sl95'
opt
.A&O
Illinois Power & light Oorp—
lst&ref 6s 1953series A..A&O
1st & ref 534s 1954 ser B..J&D
lst&ref 5s 1966serO
J&D
Bonds
iin
87
Jacksonv (Fla) Gas—
5s stamped 1®42_..---———- /
36
Income deb 6s ser A 1952 M&N /
234
James Biver Bridge Oorp—
1st sink ftind 634* 1958---J&J /
26
Deb gs 7s 1943
-----J&D f ....
104
Jamest'n (NY)Telep 5s 1954 J&D
97
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser B...M&S
HI Community Tel 6s 1949—J&J
:;
Deb
9934
10734
1073i
m
9734
s f 534s 1953 ser A..M&S
Superpower Oorp—
6s r63 (without warr)-J&J
75
Ask
ilH
25-yr
Italian
100
J&J
434s duo Jan 1.1970
4Hs
121
4
Hydro El Bond & Sh 5s 1957TK&N
Hydro El Oorp (Va) 5s 1058.J&D
Hydro El Pow Comm 334s'43J&J
.
101
11834
Bid
Iowa Southern Utilities—
1st & ref 534s 1950—-.——-J&J
1st & ref 5Hs July 1 50-M&N
Deb 6s 1950 ser A......M&N
Isaroo Hydro-EIec Co (Italy)—
1st M s f 7s 1952.—
M&N
Island Gas & Electric—
10234
99
UTILITY BONDS
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
v
j-
76
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
f
marked T' and income and defaulted bonds
day of
month preceding the date of issue
NOTICE—All bond price, are " and interest" except where
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing
58
53
,<w>
60
1st mtge 354s
1st s f 6s 1953
Mobile Bay Bridge
2d sinking fund
99
71}*
76
Co—
-F&A
Missouri Riv Sioux City
-
98
J&D
1966
lstsf 5s 1960
—
-
62
,
_
Missouri Public Service
-
—
Bdge—
80
75
M&S
New York Edison Co—
1st 1 & ref 3 }*s ser D 1965. A&O
1st lien & re» 3 }*s ser E'66 A&O
N Y Gas Elec LH&P Co—
89]
46]
7s 1951-J&J
7s 1951-...J&J
Mobile Gas 8ervice Corp—
1
1st 5s 1956
-..--A&O
1st cum inc 9s ser A 56--A&O
Income 7s 1956
A&O /
Mob Lt & RR 1st g 5s
Cons g 5s 1941
15
73
60
91}*
M&S
Monmouth Cons Wat 5e '56. J&D
Monongahela Light & Pow Co—
1st M 5s 1949
J&D
Monongahela Valley Water—
1st M 534s 1950 series A--J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st & gen mtge 4}*s
Debenture 6s 1965-
Mont Cities Gas 7s A
Montana-Dakota
Ext 1st 5}*s-6}*s
■
99
913*
J&J
190
100 }*
94
93 X
J&J
Montreal Tramways
*
1st & ref g 5s 1941 opt
.J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1955 series A. A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser B
A&O
Gen & ref s f 4 }*s '55 ser C A&O
'•» Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser D-A&O
1st 4}*b 1960
New York State Rys—
50 %
100
F& A
1st con g 4}*s *62 op
73
72
67
75
73
103
Morgantown Water 5s 1965--J&J
71:
Mount Hope Bridge 5s 1969. J&D
20
2d income 8s Dec 15 1969
Mountain States Power Co—
83
1st & ref 5s 1938
—J&J
*87
1st M 6s 1938 series B
-J&J
105
Muncie Wat Works 5s 1965-M&N
58
Municipal Serv coll 6s 1956-F&A
Mut Fuel Gas-See Peoples GL&C
Mutual Un Tel—See West Un Tel
Narrangansett Elec Co—
102 M
1st mtge 354s 1966
J&J
Nashville Gas & Heating Co—
5s 1937 (not guar)
M&N f -Nashville Railway & Light— '
107
Cons g 5s 1953 opt 1908—J&J
73"
21
'
_
•
•
■
;
■
i;
;v.~
•
:'
90
North American Co.— i
90 >
Deb
„
Ref & ext
Nassau El RR—See Bklyn Queens
Nassau & Suff Ltge 5s 1945—F&A
Nat Elec Pow Co deb 5s 1978 J&J
Nat Gas & El Corp 5s 1953.F&A
Nat Lt Heat & Pow 7s 1938-M&8
Nat Lt & Pow 6s 1949—-M&N
Nat Pow & L deb 6s 2026 A F&A
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
Jfcf&N
Nat Public Service Corp—
■■'i'V;'
:
Conv deb 5s 1957 ser
95
3 J*
slH
c
North Amer
88
North
IP
*82
79
44 }*
North Continent
45}*
44 %
44 }*
1st coll & ref 53*s '48 ser A.J&J
North Hudson Lt H & P Co—
23
107}*
117
85
(Hoboken. N J) 5s 1938—A&O
108}*.
112
80
Nebraska Pow 1st 45*s 1981-J&D
Deb 6s 2022
j—M&S
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956—A&O
Deb 6s July 1941
---J&J
New Amsterdam Gas—See N Y
90
1173*
116}*
1
95
96 v
94}*
62
55
85}*
88
■
103 H
107}*
100}*
1st mtge 43*8 ser
122}*
1203*
J&D
M&N
lioj*
Power—
107
103
89}*
Omaha & Council Bluffs St Ry—
1043*
108 U
62
:k
I]
753*
90
1013*
86
H 403*
101 J*
Watertown L & P 5s 1959.J&J
Northern Okla Gas 1st 5s '46-J&J
J&D
A&O
67
y)7
94
s
90
97
69
95
Series B 1950—7.
F&A
96
Angeles Pacific Co—
1st rer g 4s 1950 opt '15—J&J
Los Angeles Pacific RR—
1st & ref mtge 5s 1943.M&S
Pacific Gas. & Electric Co—
1st & ref M 6s 1941 ser B-J&D
1st & ref M 4s ser G 1964.-J&D
1st & ref M 3}*s ser H '61-J&D
1st & ref M 3 Hs ser 11966. J&D
Pacific Light & Power Corp—
Pac L & P Co 1st 5s 1942.J&J
lid"
933*
80
71
74
f conv 68 '60 ser A.J&J
Certlfici.'es of deposit—...
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
1st M 5s ser A 1957
J&J
N'western Teleg 1st 4}*s.'44.J&J
s
65
—
68
95
96
115
1063*
99
Called March 1, 1938, at
6 Basis,
69
Passaic
Gas
94
&
....
.
5s
J&
1964
Ry—See Pub Serv Cor
Pecos Valley Power & Light Co
102
10
12
58
70
75
37
/
42
87
1st & ref 43*«
1st 5s 1979-
953*
llfr
84
Penn-Jersey Water—
1st coll 5}*s I960—..
Penn-Ohio Edison Co—
60
87
98
90}*
93
91
33
1
Pennsylvania
166}*
106}*
101
48
13
Electric Co.
102
C
88
r
89
983*
103 H
>
9
3
85
87
J
80
83
3
81
84
> J
99}*
99}*
I
90
92
>
106
^
100
J
108 Yi
106 H
83*
12 }*
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Co—
77
1st M 43*s 1981
ennsylvania State Water
1st coll trust 43*s 1966.
Penn Telep 1st M 4s 1965
63
•
92
9
ibsH
107
.
103}*
t Called Oct. 1 at 104}*.
1Holders of these bonds may obtain
Called Feb. 1, 1938, at 109.
fThis price includes accrued interest,
Y-
v
immediately tne r^emption price plus
k Last sale, n Nominal.
■f
i
aterson
1033*
97}*
:
103
103
107}*.
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163*
92
&
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♦
•
101}*
101}*
.
interest to maturity.
115
67}*
104
90
99}*
;
1113*
Pacific Power & Light Co—
1st
M s 1955—..
F&A
.
102
72
107
103
'
102}*
1193*
.
103}*
48
104
Pac Ltg Corp deb 4 }*s 1945-A&O
Pacific Northwest Pub Serv
Conv deb 6s 1950
...M&S / 143*
Paterson
Northwestern Power Co Ltd—
1st M
71
45
120
97
104}*
103}*
M&S
Refunding 5s 1961
-
89
102}*
1
1063*
30
Sfreg income 3-6 3*s May 1 *69
45
N'west Cities Gas 6s 1949-..J&J
92" Northwest Louisiana Gas—
1st M 63*s 1936 with warr.J&D M0
Northwestern Electric—
102}*
1st 68 stamped 1945
M&N
103}* Northwestern Elevated (Chic)—
8
1st mtge 5s 1941 opt
.M&S
102}*
; 73*
Certificates of deposit
uy
Union El (Loop) 5s g '45--A&O
93*
Northwestern Light & Power 6s
94
103
Ozark Power & Water Co—
lstsf 5s 1952
M&S
100}*
Los
45
Northern
87}*
Newport & Fall River St Ry—
4Hs 1954
J&J
Newport Gas Lt 5s A 1961--J&D
Newp News & Hamp Ry G & E—
1st & ref 5s 1944
J&J
Newp News & Old Pt Ry & El
1st g 5s Nov 1 1938—-M&N
A&O
5s 1940-M&8
Pacific Elec Ry g 5s 1942
J&J
993*
983*
92}*
.
Pacific Coast Power
102
108
.«
98
Otter Tail Power Co (Minn)—
1st mtge 4s 1961
J&J
6
M&N
—M&N
.i
86}*
83}*
105
61
106
k-51
49
.J&D
105
99 }*
102}*
103}*
103 3*
104
101
Utilities Co—
1st lien 4-68 1968
110}*
,
104
1st & ref M 33*8 1967—-F&A
Northern Texas Elec Co—
Coll tr s f g 5s 1940 opt
J&J /
101}*
115
'16.M&N
Orange & Pas Val R—See PS Corp
Oregon Elec Ry 5s '33 opt. .M&N
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
" 50 $
'
,
110
1st gu g 5s '45 opt bef
Northern States Power Co—
1023*
48
1st 4s
1947
.J&J
Ontario Pow 5s '43 op to '13.F&A
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd—
i:
68. V
Ottawa Valley Power Co—
1st M s f 53*8 1970
115
115
82
% 65
103
114
■
60
/
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
Omaha & Coun Bluffs Ry & Br
lstsf 6s 1947
A&O
j
s
61""
100}*
103}*
& 98
14
114
90
25
57
-
100}*
113
101
24
F&A
5s '41 J&J
Ottawa Electric 43*s 1950
Ottawa L H & Power—
Ref & coll tr 5s 1957 ser A. A&O
114
105}*
85
Oklahoma Ry 1st & ref
income 5s 1990—
106
102
104
J&J
A—M&N
B.._M&N
lien & ref 6s 1943 O.-.M&N
lien & ref 53*s ser D '49J&D
lien & ref 5s 1955ser E.J&D
1st & ref 58 1962
A&O
M&S
92
82
88
59
F&A
Oslo Gas & El Works (Norway)—
Extl sink fund 5s 1963
—M&S
1961—J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A
_
43*s 1983.-—M&N
N J & Hud Riv Ry & Ferry—
1st gold 48 1950
..M&S
N J Pow & Lt 1st 4}*s *60—A&O
New Jersey Water Co—
1st mtge 5s I960-—------F&A
New Mex Gas conv 5s 1951 M&N
New Mexico Power—
1st mtge 5s 1958
J&J
New Orleans City & Lake—
lstsf 5s 1943
—J&J
New Orleans City RR 5s 1943.
New Orleans Pontchartrain Bdge
1st s f 7s 1946
M&S
New Orleans Pub Service Co
1st & ref 581952 series A..A&O
1st & ref 5s 1955 series B—J&D
6s stamped 1942
—
Inc 6s Nov 1949 ser A—J&D
96}*
90}*
M&N
Northern Penna Power Co—
101
983*
J&J
J&J
96
99}*
100
101
1st
1st
A 1951 -M&N
1st 5s series B 1949
105}*
114
1st
99
100}*
1st lien & ref 7s 1946
101}*
v; 99
J&D
Conv deb 5s 1946
53
1st lien & ref 6s 1947
3Mb series A 1961...-..M&N
0
9?"
94
;
..J&D
1st mtge 3 3*s 1966
Debentures 4s 1946
Oklahoma Power & Water
1st M 5s 1948 ser A
5
108
57}*
1st M & ref 5s 1963
New England Power—
,
Oklahoma Natural Gas—
M&S
& ref M 43*s 1970ser B J&D
89
;,7i
106
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
101}*
88
87.
69
68
97
I
93
65
Ohio Valley Water 5s 1954-—J&J
Ohio Water Serv 5s A 3958-F&A
107
1st
'; 50
73*8 1938
101
Nor Indiana Telep 4 3*s '55-M&N
Northern N Y Utilities Inc—
61
96}*
40
Ohio Valley Gas Corp—
1st 6Hs 1943 (with warr)._J&J
97
1st & ref 5s 1969 ser D
63
1113*
963*
100}*
Ohio Val Elec Ry 1st M 5s '46J&D
105
1st & ref 5s 1966ser O
114
J&D
fist & ref 7s 1947 ser B...F&A ell0,932
♦
Tflst & ref 68 1953 ser C...M&S
Northern lnd Pub Serv— *
63
2024
Service Co—
1st mtge 4s, 1962
..F&A
Ohio River Bridge & Ferry 5s .'42
Ohio Term (Oleve) 6s 1947-.J&D
106
,
-J&D
M&N
Convertible deb 5s 1962.—J&J
New Engl Pow Assn 5s 1948-A&0
Deb 5}*s 1954
J&D
New Haven Water—
1st & ref 4 Mb B 19701st & ref 4}*s O 1981
91 }*
North lnd Gas & El 6s '52.-M&N
59}*
59}*
59 H
M&S
Conv deb 5s 1950
1st 4}*s 1961 ser B
Newfoundland Light &
63*s 1971
lstsf 4«s 1956
105}*
Joint 1st mtge 4s ser A '42. J&J
Northeastern Public Service—
,
94}*,
my
103}*
53*s ctfs of deposit
HH OO (NH 3SS
93
1053*
1st M & lien 53*s 1957—M&N
North Shore Electric Co—
120"
94}*
4}*s 1956 ser D.J&D
Deb g 6s
1st & ref g 58 *40 op '20- - - A&O
North Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944—Q-J
Newark Cons Gas con 5s '48.J&D
New Brunswick (NJ) Lt H & Pow
4s Dec 15 1939
——Newcastle (City of) W 5s '41 J&D
New England G & E Association
99}*
95}*
104}*
1st & ref
North Penn Gas Co—
81
G E L H & P
New England Tel & Tel— *
1st 5e 1952 series A
-
A&O
Utilities Corp—
99
Ohio Public
North Central Gas 53*s 1955
Debenture gold 5s 1978--F&A
Certificates of deposit
Nat Toll Bridge 6s stmp '39-J&J
Deb g os 1947
Conv deb 5s 1948
Ltg
5[3 3*s Carolinanotes 6s 1948
orth secured Gas 1947---A&O
69}*
68}*
Boston
J&J
Properties
M&S
J&J
105 3*
Light & Power Co—
Sfdeb 53*s 1956
100
89}*
A__M&S
Deb 53*s 1963 ser B
F&A15
Deb 5s Nov 15 *69 ser O M&N15
Nor Amer Gas & El 6s 1944
101
100
F&A
i
r
102
4s '65 M&N
105 H
,J
1961
73
108""■
North American Edison Co—■
109
92
J&J
gold 5s 1958
5s
96* V
,
71
■
106
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)—
1st mtge 6}*s 1953
J&J
Norf & Ports Bdge 6}*s '47—F&A
102 «
103 H
94
Ohio Pow 1st & ref 5s 1952 B J&J
*13--M&N
Niagara Falls Power—
1st & ref 33*b 1966
M&S
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
1st & ref 58 1955 ser A
A&O
62":
40
102%
102}*
N Y & Westchester Lighting—
See N Y Gas Elec Lt & Pow
87
T
105}*
/
4}*
Certificates of deposit
con 6}*s 1962
M&N >
4}*
Certificates of deposit107}*
N Y Steam 6s 1947
...M&N
105J*
1st M 5s 1951
i
—M&N
1053*
1st M 5s 1956—
M&N
-106}*
N Y Tel 1st 43*s *39 tax ex.M&N
1023*
Ref mtge 33*s ser B 1967--J&J
N Y Water Service Corp—
88}*
1st M 5s 1951 ser A
M&N
69
■
22
Ohio L & Pow 1st 5s 1944.-M&N
1st
102
74
173
101
F&A
M&S
M&S
1st mtge 4s 1965
1st M 4}*s 1980
50
99
,
19
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 5s *57 .J&D
112
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A--M&N
N Y State El & Gas Corp—
105
104
conv
1173*
115
112
N. Y. & Richmond Gas Co-—
con
1st mtge 4s 1967
1st mtge 33*s 1972
Ohio Edison 1st &
112}*
131}*
•
93 s
Consol—_
deb 1939
1st & coll s f 3 5*s 1956
1st & coll 3}*s 1973
3%
Ohio Cities Water Corp—
1st M coll tr 53*s '53 ser A.J&J
stpd 1958
J&J
AdJ Income 6s Jan 1 1965--Apr / ,20
Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s *50-J&J / '40
9
Bway & 7th Ave 5s 1943— /
Montana Power—
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow
125
Prior lien 6s
_
354s 1966—J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 53*s 1957 M&N
122
2004-J&J
103
96
94
1st & ref mtge
101
101}*
I'm;-
97
/
J&D /
6j*s wth stock 194*
1st & cons M 3}*s 1965--M&N
New York Rys Corp—
102}*
88
J&D
f 4s 1957
Ogden Gas 5s 1945—
M&N
Ohio Assoc Telep 4}*s 1966.J&D
Ohio Cent Telep 1st 6s '47..J&J
101
NY&Westch Ltg 4s
s
101}*
1013*
113
Deb g 5s 1954 op guar—J&J
N Y Power & Light Corp—_
1st mtge 4}*s 1967
A&O
N Y & Queens Elec Lt & Pow—
100 H
A&O
1937--M&N
1944
93
65
114
I960-A&O
Power—
75"
1st M
Oberpfalz Elec 7s 1946
J&D
Ocean City Coastal Highw Bdge—
100
99
Ask
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co—
1013*
99
New Amster Gas 5s 1948—J&J
NY & ER Gas 1st g 5s '44—J&J
Con 5s 1945
J&J
42
37
'37—J&D
65
^
63
76
70
73
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
^
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd—
1st ref 6-7s ser A 1949
J&D
96
Newport Water 5s 1953
New Rochelle Wat 5}*s *51-M&N
1st 5s series B 1951
M&N
N Y Cent Elec 1st 5}*s '50.M&S
1st 5s 1952
—J&J
N
Y &
East
River Gas—See
N Y G E L H & P—
91
86 "
Missouri Edison 1st 53*s '47 J&D
Missouri Gas & Elec 6s A '44 M&S /
1st & ref 5s ser B 1957
J&J /
1st 4r5s 1956
A&O
Missouri Power & Light—
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
'
J
Nov., 1937]
PUBLIC
UTILITY
BONDS
77
NOTICE—All
bond privet are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Bonds
Penn Wat Serv 5s
Bid
A '67.F&A
ser
Bonds
Ask
J&D
-
1st & ref 4s 1981 ser B
1st & ref mtge 4s ser D '61
i
J&J
J&D
Mutual Fuel Gas g 5s* 47 M&N
Peoples Light & Power Corp—
1st lien 5ks 1941
Oonv deb 5s 1979
3-6s 1961
113
1st & ref 5 k*
1960
J&D
Peoples Tract—See Phlla R T
Peoples Water Service (Md)—
83
.
1st & ref 5s 1950
Debenture 4s 1950
Philadelphia
-M&N
—
99k
70
_
Secured gold 5s 1967
J&D
Ardmore Street 5s 1958..A&O
91k
Plttsb Rys 5s 1953
2d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934
93k
35
107'
106 k
80
Duquesne Lt 1st 3 k* '65-J&D
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s '30-J&J
p
Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv
Extl deb 6s 1953
100
98
...
Company—
1st coll trust 5s 1951
99k
104 k
M&N
M&N
F&A
-
88
90
A&O
J&D
•37;-/
33
37
33
Philadelphia Electric—
Hsl967—M&S
104 k
104k
Philadelphia Elec Power Co—
1st mtge 5ks 1972...—F&A
112
112k
Phlla & Garretsford St Ry—
1st 5s 1955
F&A
45
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt s f..-F&A
S f guar 5s 1962
M&S
6s gold 1962..
;w..—M&S
72
65
67
1st & ref mtge 3
,
■
1st
m r e
•:
6s 1944———J&J
80
73
75
.
97
18
23
64
55
Market Street Elev
1st g gu 4s 1955.
Union Traction—
Pass
Ry
90
M&N
Elec & Peo 4s tr ctfs *45. A&O
93
5
7
People's Traction Co—
P P Ry tr ctfis 4s "43.F&A /II
Union Traction 4s 1952.J&J
84
14
/
_
i
Phlla Suburban Water Co—
1st s f 48 1965
M&S
Phlla & Western Ry 5s 1960-J&J /
Piedmont Hydro-El Co (Italy)—
1st & ref s r 6Ks 1960 ser A A&O
Pinellas Wat Co 5Ks 1959.M&S
Pitts Canonsburg & Wash 5s 1937
105k
107k
5
7
22*
93
22*
96
50
61
Pittsburgh Rys—See Phlla Co
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
101
1st 1 & ref 5s 1958
M&S
Pl&infleld St Ry 6s 1942
90
J&J
Plalnfleld-Un Wat 5s A '61.M&M
104
100 k
Platte Valley Telep 6s 1
Pomerania Elec 6s 195
/
18
102
;Pt Henry L H & P 1st 5s '46-F&A
Portland Elec Pow 6s 1950-M&S /
13k
Portland (Ore) Gas & Coke-62
1st & rer g 5s '40 opt *20.-J&J
1st l'n & gen 4ks 1940...J&J
55
105
Portland Gas Co 1st 5s 1951.F&A
100
; Portland(Me)
Gas L 5s A'50 A&O
Portland General Elec Co—
1st & ref 4ks I960
-M&S
55k
1st M 5s exten to 1950
J&J
104k
Portland (Me) RR 3Ks 1951 J&J
60k
1st 1 & con m 5s 1945—M&N
83
Porto Rican Power 6s 1950-M&N
99
Porto Rican Rys Ltd 5s 1962M&N
96
.Porto Rico Telep 6s 1944---J&D
102
Postal Tele* & Cable 5s '53-J&J/
13k
Potomac Edison Co—
102
25"
l4k
70
60
Oonv deb 4ks 1959 Ser B.M&S
Oonv deb 5s ser A 1957—J&D
Power Secur coll tr 6s *49.-J&D
98k
103
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
1st & ref 68 1953 series A.M&S
pi 1st & ref 5ks '54
I
ser
B..M&S
1st & ref 6s ser O 1961..M&N
Deb 6s
1946
M&N
Pub Ser of Indiana 6s 1952.F&A
Public Service Corp of N J—
Trust certs 0% perpet-.-M&N
Oamden Su7 1st 5s 1946-J&J
Consolidate* I Traction
•_
,
,
Extended 5s 1938
J&D
Ells Plainf <5; Cent Jersey Ry—
1st g 5s Dec 1, 1950--J&J
Ell* & Rarltan RIv 5s '54-M&N
Elizabeth & Trent 5s '62 jA&O
J O Hob & Pat 4s 1949.-M&N
102
,
~
J&D
62 k
85
14 k
108
110
103 k
99 k
104
98
109
25'
103]
102]
104
99k
92*
88
132k
105
97
70
110k
>;
....
97 k
105
97k
111
lstv& ref 5s 1966 series O.M&N
104 k
104 k
102K
102 k
-103
103
103
IV*
30
33
18
73
75
65
70
84"
87"
1 st & ref mtge 4s 1960
77
Debenture 3ks 1940
Debenture 3ks 1945
Southern Bell
Corp—
Deb g 5s 1953
M&S
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—
Gen mtge 4ks 1977ser D.M&S
series
E
73
109k
1st M conv 5s ctfs 1957.M&N
Rockford Elec Co 1st 5s '39.M&S
48
27
32
4
103
105
Light & Pow—
:
102
100 f
Southern Natural Gas
26"
102
100
1st mtge s f 4ks 1979
J&D
guenay Elec 5ks A 1953.J&J
Saguenay Power 4 ks A 1966 A&O
1st 4ks series B 1966
A&O
St Clair County (111) Gas & El—
1st cons guar 5s 1959
M&S
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat & Power—
1st g 5s Nov 1. 1937
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1946
J&J
107
7 98
St Joseph Water 4s A 1966—A&O
St Louis Co Gas 1st 5s 1951-A&O
opt.-J&D
-
Refunding 6s 1956
M&N
StewartMt Pow 5ks "57-A&0
San Angelo Telep 1st os 1958 F&A
San Antonio G & E 5s 1949.M&S
San Antonio Public Service—
1st ref 6s 1952 series A....J&J
1st & ref 5s 1958 ser B
J&J
8an Antonio Tr 1st 5s "49-.M&S
San Diego Oonsel Gas & Elec—
1st mtge 4s May 1, 1965
San Diego Co Wat 6s A '62.M&8
104
102
100 k
99k
102
Ill
112
1st & rer 5a 1967 ser A
F&A
5s 1961...
Scranton Transit ser 5s A 1959
4s series B 1959.
Income 3s 1959
i
Seattle Gas 1st 5s 1954
A&O
Seattle-Everett Traction—
1st M g 5s 1939 opt 1914—M&S
Seattle Lighting Co—
1st 5* 1944
M&S
5s 1949
Second Ave Trac—See Phi la Co—
Seneca Power Corp 6s 1946-M&S
.
106 k
106 k
91
38/
101 k
102
105
107
99
110
98
94
96
99
100
101
104
103
Southwestern Gas & Elec Co—
1st 4s series D 1960
M&N
Ser deb 4s A 1938-1945.-M&N
Southwestern Light & Pow Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
F&A
103
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
F&A
Southwestern Power & Light—
Deb g 6s 2022 series A
M&S
Southwestern Public Service Co—
1st M s f 6s 1945 ser A
J&J
Southwestern States Telep Co—
1st M 6s 1948
-M&S
Southwest Gas Co (Okla)—
108
1st s f 6s 1954
—M&N
S'west Pub Serv 6ks 1937.-M&S
110
109k
101k
102 k
....
28
30
30
88
;
85k
lk
°
107k
108k
100
100
100k
;
96k
22*
82k
87
101k
103
99
67
84
J&D
61
63 :t;A
8
Telep 6s B 1947-M&S
105
68
104k
105
A&O
96
103
Ref &
gen
6s 1940
_
.M&S
>45
Springfield Terminal Ry 7s 1942
Stamford Water 1st 5s 1952..J&J
Debenture 6s 1951
Debenture 6s 1966
85
64
63
F&A
61k
61 tf
J&D
6% conv notes 1935
J&J
Certificates of deposit..
—
101
Standard Power & L Corp—
Deb g 6s 1957
—F&A
Standard Public Service Corp—
1st lien 6s series A 1948
F&A
1st lien 6s 1948 ser B
J&D
Standard Telephone Co—
1st 1 coll tr 5k« '43 ser A.M&N /
M P
86
62
22
58
99
107
Certificates of deposit
*8"
•
119"
Stand Elec (Calif) 1st 5s '39.M&S
Standard Gas & Elec of Delware
6% g notes 1935
A&O
105""
57
106k
,
1 st mtge 4s ser A 1956...
56
63"
Springfield (Mo) Gas & Elec Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A...J&D
Springfield (Mass) St Ry—->
102 k
83
91
86
80
17
61
1st 6s series O 1947
Conv deb ser A 1932
23
108
114
5
85
61
76
55
Southwest
.■
127
98k
75
122
121"
..J&D
Spokane Falls & Nor 6s 1939.J&J
Spokane Gas & Fuel 5s 1944-F&A
Spg Br'k Wat 1st ref 5s '65..A&O
Spring Val Util ref 6s 1943..J&D
Springfield City Water—
■*
108k
104
'
81
60
Southwestern Assoc Telep Co—
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st & ref M 3 k* ser B '64. J&D
112k
96
106k
37
28
99
95
111k
1028
88
1st & ref 5ks series 11945 A&O
1st & ref inc 5 Ks ser 11*45 A&O
/
10-year coll s f 6s 1942...A&O
Southern United Gas Co—
1st lien 68 1937 with warr.A&O
100
Stark Elec RR see RR
Stettin Pub Util 7s 1946
v,
'j t
A&O /
Steubenvllle Wellsburg & Weir ton
Ry 1st 5s 1951
...A&O/
Stewart Mt Pr—See Salt Riv Vail
107
34
Suburban Lt & Pow 6s 1938-F&A
101
62
104 k
M&S
M&S
A'
k
63
58k
-9k
47
50
53"
55
19
21
10
102k
Super-Power Co. of 111—
1968
1st M 4k* 1970
Nominal.
102 k
98
1st 4 k*
n
105""
102
102 k
1st M pipe line s f 4 k* '51 A&O
Southern Neb Pow 5ks B'47 J&J
South N E Telep 1st 5s 1948. J&D
101
99"
104
106k
104
78
Southern Utah Power Co—
\
1st M 5ks May 1, I960--M&S
104 k
105
19
101
106 k
103
Corp—
Certificates of deposit
Non-cum 6s (wg) 1951
100
21ff
j
look
73
94
Southern Trac—See Phila Co
Southern Union Gas—
107 k
99 k
San Diego Water Supply Co—
lstmsf 5s 1955
-..M&N
100 v;
San Francisco Bay Toll Bridge—
1st M sink fund 6ks '57.M&N,
Deb s f 7s 1942
...M&N/
San Joaquin Lt & Power Corp—
Unif & ref 6s 1952 ser B..M&S
126
San Jose Water Works
1st mtge 3ks ser A 1961..J&D
101
Santa Barb Tel 3 k* ser C'66 J&J
08
Sauda Falls Co Ltd—
1st s f 5s 1955 ser A
A&O
110
Savannah & Atl Ry conv 6s 1935
4
Savannah Elec & Power Co—
v
1st & ref 4s 1947 ser D—.Q-Jan
100
1st & ref M 5s ser F 1955.M&S
103
92
Adj mtge inc Jan 1 6s "60. A&O
20
Gen M 4k* May 1948—M&N
1st s f 4s Oct 1945
A&O
Safe Harbor Water Pow Corp—
42
91k
1st M 4ks 1968
M&N
Southern Gas Utilities, Inc—
1st M s f 6 k* 1939 ser A.M&S
105
101k
38
71
90
Ref mtge 3 ks May 1,1960
Ref mtge 3 ks ser B July 1 '60—
Southern California Gas Co— /
1st & ref 4k» 1961
_M&S
102
Ruhr Gas Corp 6ks '53 A ..A&O /
Rumford Falls Pow— *
/ This price includes accrued interest. ~k Last sale—
102
104
M&S
M&S
M&S
103 k
1st M 5s 1938
—M&N
Rome (N Y) Gas, Elec Lt & P
1st ref 5s 1946—
J&D
Rome (Ga) Ry & L 5s "46
A&O
82
Corp.
1st M 4 ks I960—
A&O
Southern Cities Utilities Co—
1st lien & coll 5s 1958.*—-A&O
Southern Colorado Power Co—
1st g 6s 1947 series A__._J&J
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)—
100
53
64
Telep & Teleg—
i
b Basis.
61
1st M & ref 4s Aug 1 "65. F&A
Southern Calif Water—
95
Rocb Ry cons 5s g 1930
A&O /
2d 5s g 1933 ctfs of dep...J&D
/
Rochester & Syracuse RR—
Rockland
109k
104 k
104 k
Water 5s 1938
22k
80
3 ks debentures 1962—.. A&O
Southern California Edison—
115
...M&S
1962
Gen 3ks series G 1966—M&S
Gen 3ks series H 1967—M&S
Rochester
&
Lake
Ontario
2l"
105k
South Jer G E & T—See Ihib Serv
South Pittsburgh Water Co—
1st lien & ref 5s 1960 ser A_ J&J
1st lien & ref 5s 1960 ser B. J&J
1st M 5s 1955
F&A
1st mtge 5s 1950--.——-A&O
Riverside Trac—See Pub Ser Corp
..............
1st &ref 4ks 1978 ser D.M&N
1st & ref 4k* 1^80 ser E.J&J
1st & ref 4ks 1981 ser F.A&O
1st 1 & ref M 4k ser 1 '60.J&J
102 k
102 k
24k
27
Scranton-Spg Brook Water Serv—
100
96k
26
Scioto Val Ry & Pr 1st 6s *43. J&D /
> 75
Scranton Gas & Water Co—1st 4 k* 1958
—M&S
98
98
,25*
104
k
75
95
Somerset Un & Middlessex Ltg—
Mtge g 4s Dec 1,1943-—J&D
South Bay Consol Water—
1st ref 5s 1950
M&N
South Carolina Power Co—
1st lien & ref 5s 1957
J&J
South Coast Co—See Indust—
IV*
24
.
56 k
19
S'eastern Indiana Pow 6s '43 M&N
S'eastern P & L deb 6s 2025.M&S
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947-..-A&O
Schenectady Ry 1st 5s Mar 1. '46
96k
1st mtge 3 ks ser O I960..F&A
1st mtge 3ks ser D '60-.M&N
1st 3 ks series E 1961.....F&A
1st 3 ks series F 1966
Public Service Ce of Nor 111—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op '21..A&O
21
k
75
106
59
115
64
100
Savannah Elec Co 5s g '52. J&J
Guar g 5s Marchl,1953.M&S
Public Service Co sf N H—
94
19
100
■
.
J&J
Sioux City Serv 6s 1951
.J&J
Somerset Lighting 5s 1939. _F&A
108
62
103
102]
103]
98]
105 k
102
So Texas Gas 6k» 1938 A..M&S
Southeastern Gas & Water Co—
1st lien 6s 1944..
-J&D
1st lien 68 x-w 1941
—J&D
5s
Ask
102
102
102 k
98
98
Sioux City Gas & Elec Co—
1st mtge 4s 1966
95
104
91
M&S
1st 5ks ser B 1957.....-M&S
Silesia Elec Corp s f 6ks"46 .F&A
104
Gen gold 5s 1944
M&S
Salmon Riv Pow gu 5s 1952 F&A
Salt River Val Water Users Assn
6s 1938-1943
F&A
103
2d 6s '14 ext 5% to '44.A&0
So Jersey Gas El & Trac—
92
f
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y)
Mtge g 7s 1950
M&N
Direct mtge 6s 1952
M&N
Con mtge 6s 1953
F&A
Cons 6s 1955—....
A&O
7% sec notes 1936.......F&A /
6s 1941
f
Richmond (Ind) W W Corp—
56
105
Orange & Passaic Valley—
1st 5s 1938
Paterson Ry—
68
103
117
Union—
J&J
1st & rer gu g 5s '391
St Paul Gas Light— 7
101 k
132
69
64
St Louis Sprlngf & Peoria RR—
95
Providence Gas 4s ser B 1963 F&A
107 k
Provincial L H & P 5s *46-M&S
105
Prussian Elec 6s 1954
F&A/ 18
72
J&D
103"
-
1st mtge 5s 1956 ser E...M&N
107
1st M 4ks 1961 series F-.A&O >106
Potomac El Pow—
: r
\
1st mtge 3ks 1966
J&J
102
Power Corp of Canada Ltd—
Sierra Pacific Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser A
95
Rochester Central Power
91
f
Shenango Val Water 4s B'61 A&O
Shinyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)-rlst sink fund 6ks 1952
J&D
Shrevp't Bdge & Terra 5s'55-F&A
Shreveport Rys 1st 5s '36-44-J&J /
IV*
73
61
v
s f
4k8'67 ser A A&O
1st coll tr 4ks 68 ser B-M&N
1st coll tr 4ks ser D '70-A&O
1st coll tr 4s ser F 1961
A&O
Roanoke G-L 5_ks 1951—F&A
Roanoke Ry & El 5s 1953
F
Roanoke W W 5s 1950---..J&J
35
_
65
1st M&col
1st M 5s 1957
—M&N
Richmond (S I) Lt & RR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952..
J&J
io Grande Valley Gas Co—
39
32
So Trac 1st & coll tr g 5s'50A&0
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs-.J&J
West End Trac con 5s '38 J&J
Bid
63"
29
.-J&D
C—M&N
D-J&D
Puget Sound Tel 5s A 1952.J&J
Queensboro Gas & El 5s '52-J&J
Conv g deb 5k«'52 ser A_A&O
Quincy El Lt & Pow 5s A'47 M&S
Rapid Transit St Ry 8s 1941. A&O
Republic Natural Gas 1st 6s 1954.
•
t
Republic Service Corp—
100
F&A
1949
1st & ref 4ks 1950 ser
10
4s
>>62
1938
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser
64
64
1st lien 6s A 1949 w w
Teorla Water Works Co—
1st consol 4s 1948..
Prior lien 5s 1948
1st con 5s 1948..
6s
conv
1st coll 4-5k* 1948
Peoples Telep (Butler, Pa)—
V
99 k
50"
M&S /
A&O
Puget Sound Navig 6s 1938.M&N
Puget Sound Power & Light—
Secured
88k
J&J
J&J
98 k
Public Utilities Consol Corp—
1st M 5ks 1948
M&S
87
-
Bonds
97
•
P Serv of Penn 1st 5ksA'53-J&D
Peoples G & Fuel 6 ks ww'37 A&O /-:18
Peoplo's G L & Coke, Chicago—
1st cons g 6s 1943
„_A&0
1161
Refunding gold 5s 1947—M&S
lllj
'
Ask
Shawinigan Water & Power Co—
lst mtge 4s ser A 1966- * - -F& A
Serial debs 4s Feb 1, 1946
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st 5s '68-J&D
lstsf 5Ks i960
Bid
Public Service Co of Oklahonta-
83
105 k
104k
106]
105]
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
.v - l'
jr.1,2A£SSM*»■«5AV.™.
78
Bid
Bonds
Batter Butte
Canal 0%s
,
&®J9461!£
8yrac Rap Tr 1st g
t y
2nd mortgage 6a 1930——J&J /
Taiwan El Pow • f 5%s 1971 -J&J
Temescal
21
19
57
70"
88
86
92
89
62
WaterTst 5s A *60 M&N
80
104
9014
10014
104
1937 opt—J&J
Texas Electric Service Co—
1st mtge 5s 1900..
-J&J
Texas Gas Util 0s 1945-----A&O
92
6
4
Vamma Water Pow 514s
>•••4
98
25
M&S
22
23
6s ser A 1950----A&O
Texas Pow Corp 6s 1956..-M&S
General 0 %s 1950
M&S
Texas Power « Light—
77
80
75"
9114
80
Corp—
103%
4
37.-J&J
60"
8
75
1st
40"
8614
...-—F&A
N Y Rys
City Rapid Transit Co—
lien & ref 5%s A 1952J&D
lien & ref 5%s B 1952--J&J
2d 0s 1939
23 Street Ry—See
65
60 h
64
116%
65
10
102
66%
97
7554
10014
10014
10014
10014
101
S70S
West Texas
Utilities Co—
1st M
1st 5s series B
92
86
10114
62%
102%
10714
7154
7214
w
64
1973
J&J
Un Lt Rys(Del) deb 5148.52 F&A
Deb 0s
100
|h
4% ctfs *49.J&J V 25
United Railways of Havana—
Eq 714s Feb 15 1930
F&A / —
79
76
22
Western
Union
Telegraph—
Ex-dividend,
x
Atlanta Gas Light
Preferred
103%
98
101
91
96
93
b Basis,
Beauharnoi8 Power com
84
100
70
634
163
118
*
'
76
Boston
100%
74
r
55
65
55
Beverly Gas & Elec
25
Birmingham Elec $7 pref-.....*
$0 preferred.....——*
Birmingham Gas 36 pref
*
Birmingham Wat Wks 6% pf-100
Blackstone Val Gas & El pref. 100
Blue Ridge Corp
.......... 1
$3 conv preferred——..
*
77
85
—
Edison
17
1%
3934
130
5334
...100
Co
Boston Elevated
Ry com....100
Brazilian Tr Lt & Pow ord——*
104%
105%
103
„
M&N
White Plains Ltg 1st 5s '38--J&J
Wichita Water 6s 1949——M&S
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
F&A
1st M 5s 1960 ser O
M&N
Williams port Water Co
1st M 5a Aug 1952ser A—-F&A
Wilmington Ry Bridge 5s 1943
100
v t c—
Bangor Hydro Elec com.... .25
7% piefe»red——.....
-100
0% preferred
100
Baton Rouge Elec Co $6 pf——*
71%
75
6%to'4lM&N
$ Called Jan. 1 at 105.
*
6% pref. -100
Bel) Telephone (Canada)-...100
Bell Telep of Pa 834 % pref ..100
76
104
1st
Called Dec. 15.
!4 preferred—
...........—*
...
*
$634 preferred
*
$7 preferred
.————*
Option warrants
......
Assoc Telep Co Ltd 81.25 pf—-*
Assoc Telep & Teleg $6 pref—*
$7 1st preferred
100
$4 preferred
*
Atlantic City Elec $6 pref
*
Bait Transit Co v t C——...—*
_
1st M 5s 1941 opt
*
5 preferred
8 preferred
96%
106
-J&J
Westphalia United El Pr (Germ;
1st M s f 6s 1953
—J&.
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Co—
1
1
93
Fdg & R E M 4 34s g *50—M&N
25-year g 5s 1951
J&D
30-year 5s Mar 1 1960
w&S
Mut Un 6s e\t at
Original preferred.——
-*
....
80
103
Western Pow (Can) 5s 1949—J&J
Western Public Service Co—_
1st & ref 534s 1900
F&A
Western States util 6s A '45-A&0
—
$ Called April 1 at 104.
...
Associated Gas & Elec com
Common class A.....
87%
O
534s 1955 ser A———J&D
1st 5s series B 1957
M&S
Western Utilities Corp—
6% notes 1937------—M&N
Westmoreland Water 1st 5s-.1952
74
0% preferred
78"
Western United Gas & Elec Co—
United Rys Cos
90%
—....—
Arkansas Pow & Lt $7 pref.——*
94%
-
69
United Pub Util Corp—
Conv coll tr 6s A I960.—J&J
Convcolltr 51*8 B 1960—J&J
s
43
Class A
106
66
7214
:
New common...............
75
A&O
-
Coll tr 5s 1938
10614
10
Preferred
87%
M&N
J&J
1950
6s 1950
59
*
Edison com-
70
M&N
5J4s 1950
1st M 5a 1951
114
♦
•
-*
—
Arkansas Missouri Power—
Western N Y Water Co—
10454
Nominal
26
31
60
1944—M&S
Western Lt & Telep 5s 1954_A&O
15
♦
..25
6% preferred-
1960——J&J
99
11314
*
100
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp
*
Class A non-voting
.... *
100
38
95
Western Mass Cos—
3 34 % coup notes 1940
J&D
Western N Y Utilities 5s '40. J&D
Lt&Rjs(Me)6s A'52 A&O
n
99%
23
27
Western Cont Util 6s
1974
M&N
1st 1 & consul 514s 1959.-A&O
Deb g 6s 1975
M&N
No par value
Arizona
Ohio River
93
Deb g 6148
•
121%
_
West Va Water Service—
1st mtge 4s 1961
_
ft Last aalo.
121%
A&O
54
102
♦
$6 1st preferred
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref
6% preferred
....
106%
105
Bridge 314-634 s,
1
25
110%
West Virginia
.*
com
Preferred $6 series
American Telep & Teleg
92%
104%
1960
10114
68
Utility
Preferred
93
89~~
West Phila Pass Rylst ext 334s 1956-..——A&O
2d extended 1950
...M&N
.'75;
....
............
Amer Superpower Corp com
First 36 preferred..—..
98
95
108
series H
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
Union Water Wks Co—
1st Hen 514s 1942
M&S 15
Unit Elec Co of N J 4s *49. .J&D
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A—
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B.
United Elec Serv (Italy)—
Extl 1st s f 7s 1956 ser A..J&D
United Gas & Fuel (Hamilton)—
1st s f 514s 1948
J&J
United Ilium Co New Haven—
1st 4s Feb 1 1940
F&A
United Light & Power Co—__
■;
Amer States
119%
101
101
_
'••v'
$6p;eferred$5 preferred.
Amer Public Serv pref
100
American Service $3 preferred. .*
6% preferred
119%
1st M 314s ser I
100
__
•■''•■"•'•': v{.;. :■.
6% preferredPowei & Light com
Amer Wat Wks & Elec com...—*
M&S
J&J
J&J
1st M 4s 1961
96
*
Amer
__
1st M 5s 1963 series E
103
*
Amer Utilities Service common. *
West Penn Tr 1st 5s 1960—J&D
10214
Union Water Service Co—
First lien 514s '61 ser A.M&N
;
>
82
..25
......25
110
60
West Penn Elec deb 5s 2030. A&O
West Penn Power—
55'
50%
____
_______
—
Westchester Serv Corp 6s '48 A&O /
4s 1948-1953
A&O /
West End 8t Ry—See Boston El
West End Trac—See Phila Co
West Ohio Gas 6s A 1954
10514
n*
American Light & Traction-
13
13
11
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s '60--J&D
Gen mtge 314s gtd 1967—J&J
Union Ry—See Third Ave Ry
Union Traction—See Phila R T
>v...
11
60
*
com
1st $6 preferred
Warrants
Westchester Elec—See 3d Ave Ry
_
<\-V«
J&J
64
63
$6 preferred...
79"
100
89%
*
—*
♦
Amer Gas & Power com—
67"
106%
105%
101
24
106
1
Amer Gas & Elec
58
106%
104%
....
*
100
7 second pref series A
6 cum pref
Varrant 8
55
49
Canadian Hydro-Elec—
1st 6s ser A w w 1950
J&J
Conv deb 6%s 1945
J&J
West Coast Telep 5s A 1953.J&J
6714
7214
6%s 1933
Class B.
60
106
102
42
89%
♦
Amer Dis Tel of N J com
Preferred
115
56
55 !;> '
91%
94%
102
113
...
Amer & Foreign Pow com
'7 preferred-
106
—-J&J
J&J
17"
105
*
5 preferred
t6 preferred
99
105%
Wo*
106
64
94
54
opt.J&D
Alabama Water Service
West
95%
United Public Service Co—
Coll tr 0s 1942 ser A
A&O
95
114
Wayne United Gas 614s *44. J&D
1952-.---—-F&A
United
84
88
96
10414
99%
— *
pref.
*
\11egheny Traction—See Phila Co
Allentown Beth Gas pref
50
Amer Cities Pow & Light cl A 25
Class A opt div ser w w
25
9914
105
Ujlgawa Elec Power (Japan)—
1st M s f 7s 1945
M&S15
Union Elec Co of Missouri—
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1962 J&J
3% notes, 1942
J&J
Union Elev RR—See N W Elev
Union Gas & El 1st ext 5s "40M&S
Union Gas Co. ol Canada—
1st serial 3 %s 1937^38
J&D
1st serial 4s 1939-42
J&D
■£SS^
York RyB 1st M * 5s '37
106
Waukesha Gas & Electric Co
1st
5s
J&J
1959
97%
_
80
3
38
Yadkin River Pow 1st 5s '41 A&O
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941-M&N
York Haven Wat&P 1st 5s'51 J&D
107"
5s 1949
100%
J&D
1961
86%
102
~
Watert'n L&P—See No N Y Util.
9614
_
92
...A&O
guar
1st M s f g 5s 1940
Certificates of deposit
45
10414
1st serial 4148 1943-45—-J&D
1st 4%s 1950
J&D
Union Gas System—
1st M & coll s f 5s 1948—J&D
Union Passenger Railway—
1st 4s Mnr31 1901
A&O
2d ext 4s Mar 31 1960
A&O
Union Pub Serv (Del) 0s *39.J&D
10814
53
1955
1st ref 5s 1939 op
1st & gen 5s I960
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow Co—
1st Ms f 73*8 1955— -M&N
f 7s
21
46
5s
4s
mtge
Alabama Power $7 pref
873
843.
9214
F&A
J&J
100%
PUBLIC UTILITY STKS.
108
Washtenaw Gas 1st 5s 1953—J&J
Waterloo Ced Falls & No Ry—
61
109
Twin States Gas & Electric—
1st 1 & ref 5i4s 1945 Ser A.M&S
s
20
City & Sub 5s g 1948
F&A
Washington Water Power Co—
^
Guar
55
103 %
30
19
M&N
M
1st
108
62
55
ii
101
84%
Cum income 6s (w s) 1952-J&D
Wyoming Vail P S 6s 1971- -A&O /
1st lien & ref 6s w w 1960-F&A
Wash Ry & El g 4s 1951
J&D
Anacost & Pot 5s 1949
A&O
52
8314
61
1st
•
e
100
Worcester Transit Association—
Cum income 6s 1952
J&D /
54%
5414
'57.A&O
1st sf 5%s 1947
1st M 5%s 1953
70
1st s f 7s 1955 ser A...M&S15
Tokyo Elec Light Co (Japan)—
1st g 0s 1953 series.-.J&D15
Toledo Edison 5s 1902.....M&N
Traction & Term'l Corp 5s 57J&J
Trenton G & El g 5s 1949--M&S
Trent'n Pass Ry 1st ext 6s'61 A&O
Trenton St Ry ext 5s 1968.-J&J
General 6s 1941
J&D
Tri-County Telep 4 he B *56 A&O
Troy City Ry 1st cons 5s 42 A&O
Troy Gas Co 1st 5s 1939--M&N
12034
50
69
Wolverine Pow adj 434s Mar 1 '59
Worcester & Conn Eastern Ry
See Railroads.
Worcester St Ry 5s A 1947-J&D
Washington Gas & El Co—
82
1st 5s g 1942
F&A
Westchester El 1st 5s g 43- J&J
Yonkers Ry 1st 5s 1940..A&O
Tide Water Power 1st 5s 79-F&A
Toho Electric Power (Japan)—
1st
38
714
Union Ry
Twin
1st
104
81
37
123
Virginia Electric & Power—
1st & ref M 4s ser A 1955.M&N
Virginia Public Service Co—
1st & ref 514s 1946 ser A—F&A
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser B
J&D
1st & ref 6s ser C 1952
M&S
Deb s f 6s 1940
F&A
Virginian Power 1st 5s 1942- J&D
Wabash Telephone—
1st M 414s A 1950
J&J
Warren Ohio Telep 6s 1942.M&N
Wash'n (D C) G L 5s 1960—M&N
Refunding 5s 1958
J&J
103
Deb g 0s 2022 ser A
—J&J
1st & ref 5s 1950
M&N
Texas Pub Serv 1st 5s 1961-----Texas Traction Co 5s 1937. -J&J
Third Avenue Ry (New
orkl—
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft 14 J&J
AdJ lnc g 5s Jan 1960 opt. - A&O
V
12
111""
Vermont LtgCorp 1st 5s*44 A&O
Vesten Elec Ry 7s 1947
J&D
9714
2214
1st mtge
10
F&A
Deb 5s 1959
Utilities Public Service Co—
Conv 6s 1933
-.—J&D
Utilities Service 6s 1953
Conv deb 0148 ser A 1938.F&A
5
93%
9134
M&S/
1941
4
A&O
Third Ave RR 1st 5s g
414s
4
Water—
'*
83
Utilities Power & Light Corp—
Deb g 5148 1947
J&D
101
9914
102
83
63
Wisconsin Minn Light & Power—
106
1st & ref 5s 1944 opt *19—M&N
104%
Gen & ref 7s 1947
—J&J
112
1st & ref 8s 1944
M&N
Wisconsin Power & Light—
i
90%
1st mtge 4s ser A 1966
J&D
94%
48 serial deb June 1 1938-1940.
Wisconsin Public Service Corp—
_
10114
\947-_--..-J&J
1st 2-6s 1951
Texas Hydro Elec
80 ■;
-
1st
Terre H'te & West Ry 5s *37 M&N
Texarkana Wat 1st 5s 58-.F&A
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5s 48.-M&N
92
105
62
48
84
6s 1954
Wise Fuef& Lt 1st 5s IM&Zm&N
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
1st mtge 334s I960-.
A&O
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Co—
1st M 5s 1947
A&O
Wisconsin Michigan Power Co—
1st mtge 3%s 1901
J&J
21
92
2022——M&N
May!
1
91
Utica Belt Line Street Ry—
1st 5s 1939
.—M&N
Utica El L & P 1st 5s 1950- -J&J
Utica G & El ref & ext 5s *57 J&J
Gen 514s 1949 ser O—.J&D 15 x
Gen M 5s 1956 ser D
A&O +
Gen 5s 1952 series E
J&J t
Utica & Mohawk Valley Ry—
75
81
6114
10214
Terre Haute W W Corp—
1st M 0s 1949 ser A
J&D
1st M 5s 1950 ser B
--F&A
8
19
1st lien gen M 5s 1944—F&A
1st lien & gen M 4 %s 1944-F&A
60
58
56
Terni Hydro Elec 6%s 1953-F&A
Terre Haute Traction & Li5^^
1st con M g 5s 1944
M&N
Texas Elec Ry 5s
Tex Trac 1st 5s
5'
84
.
Tennessee Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1970—-----A&O
Texas Consumers
1st 0s A 1939
Deb 6s
83H
I960--------J&g
101
J&D
Us 2004
90
Tennessee Electric Power—
1st & ref 0s 1947 ser a..-J&D
1st & ref 5s
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1902 opt.-M&N
166"
9934
Sink fdM 6s 1953
A&O
Utah Lt & Tr 1st 5s 1944 A—A&O
Utah Power & Light Co—
■
88
1943---------J&A
98
Ask
104 4
.
.
Unit Trac (Pgh)—See Phila Co
Unterelbe Power & Light Co—
9914
Tennessee Eastern Elec Co—
1st M 5s
Ref s f 0s series A 1955—M&N
65
65
89
_
72
70
MJtN
29
63
Bid
Winnipeg Elec 1st 434s 1960-J&J
Gen 4-5s series A 1965
J&J
Gen inc 4-5s ser B 1965
J&J
35
63
United Telep Del 6s A 1948 A&O
United Tel & Tel 514s A '53.M&N
1st lien 6s ser B 1953
M&N
United Traction (Albany)—
Con g 4
Deb 5s
1953
United Securities Co—
CoU s f 514s ser A 1952-M&N
Coll s f 514s ser B 1952—M&N
60
Co—
1958------------J&D
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
Telephone Bond & Share
2434
2734
J&J
City & Sub Pub Serv 5s '34-J&J
Gen g 4s July 1 1934
110
.
Bonds
Ask
United Rys of St Louis—
98
43.M&S
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Syracuse Gas g 5s 1946——J«J
124
Syracuse Lighting, 5» 6 1951-j<fcD d 107
1st & ref 5%s 1954.
F&A
5s series B 1957.-------J&J dJ106
Fm
..
.
NOTn£5^*"
67
io5"
101%
18%
Bridgeport Gas Light
—...—*
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
.—20
Brit Col Pow Corp A————*
33
36
3534
Class B
pref- -100
t C--25
Brooklyn Edison............100
Bklyn Manhat Transit
*
$6 preferred series A
*
Bklyn & Queens Transit com...*
$6 preferred
...'*
Brooklyn Union Gas
r
Brockton Gas Light Co v
f
19
22
108
101
104
103
104
102%
Buffalo Niagara &
103%
6%
*
Broad River Power 7%
$160 prior
$5 1st pref
434
140
13%
4034
2%
11%
24
East Power—
preferred
25
97
d Called Feb. 1 at 105.
e
Called Nov. 15 at 104.
/ Flat price.
Nov., 1937]
PUBLIC
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Par
Bid
Cable & Wireless Ltd—
Amer dep rec 734% A ord._£l
Amer dep rec B ord
£1
Amw dep rets 534 % pre-*
■
are as near as
Stocks
Ask
94
100
19c
£1
434
60
_
9834
r
'
iv ^
25
-
-
Elec Power 3c Light
108
-
98
-
'48
52
60
18
72
81
62
20
74
8334
60c
88
74
77
M'
mmmm
2
234
Preferred...
...*
26
35
Prior lieu preferred
—*
80
84
Central States Edison...—...*
2
Central States Elec Corp
1
'34 77" 1
7% preferred
-.100
1634
20
Oonv preferred..
100
7
834
Oonv preferred ser of 1929- -100
10
1034
8
6% cum pf (without warr).. 100
934
Central States Pow & L $7 pf-.*
4
6
Cent Vermont Pub Serv 6%
98
100
pf.*
Central West Co. com ........6 :'Zv4'/'
6
Chester Water Serv 534% pref..*
95
Chic City & Con com part ctfr..*
-34
Pref partic ctfs...
*
34
134
Chic Dfet Elec Generat $6
99
100
pref.*
Chicago Rys partic ctfs ser 1—100
'
*
100
Series 2
Series 3
Series 4
100
100
Cincinnati Gas Sc Elec 5% pf 100
Cincinnati Gas Transp
-.100
96
*
European Elec class A
—10
Option warrants
Falrm't Pk & Hadd Pass Ry—See
Fall River Elec Light
25
....
Fall River Gas Works
Federal Power 3c Light com
50
Fed St & Pleasant Val—See Phila
*
100
pref.. 100
Corp (Del) com..*
C 6% preferred series A......100
5% preferred
100
5% conv preferred
.100
Columbus Delaware Sc Marion—
7% preferred.
100
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
■\t; 6% preferred A......—.100
6 H % preferred B
100
Commonwealth Edison Co
25
Commonwealth Gas
.—1
Commonwealth Sc Sou Corp com *
Optional warrants
$6 preferred
*
Community Pow 3c Lt com
*
First preferred 6%
—100
Community Pub Serv com
25
Community Water Serv com
1
>7% preferred
*
Concord Elec Co 6% pref....100
JH
36
9J
*
6034
Telephone Corp
$3 conv preferred.
Warrants
"834
com
cl A
Preferred
Lowell Electric Light
Luzerne Co Gas Sc El $6
234
50
109
100
25
51
100
7% preferred
_loO
Lynn Gas Sc Elec Co
...25
Mackay Companies 4% pref.. 100
Maiden Electric Co
25
103
14
6%
Common with warrants
•
Metropolitan Edison Co—$6 preferred series O——.*
$6 prior preferred
*
45
86
86
72
22
25
60
63
81
2534
25
33
834
*
t c_.
83
80
..100
v
2734
J.
934
553*
*
25
53
55
25
28
—25
42
30
45
com
Havana Elec
100
103
94
97
110
115
HO
,
98*
9734
2
7- 4
21
100
18
*
36
*
834
9934
100
100
40„
934
102
70
1*
""34
34
r
10
8
15
10
5
3
4
33
35
634
Ry
tlestonville M & F—See PhilaRT
Holyoke Water Power
100
6% 1st preferred
Telep $6 pref
57
1
27
30
7
8
234
334
5% Preferred
.......
n
109
111
105
..50
108
78
434
1634
534
9534
93
$7 junior preferred
*
Illinois Power 3c Light—
$6 preferred
26
.....50
Ilium 3l Power Secur 1st
96
pref.100
Illuminating Shares class A
*
5034
Indiana Hydro Elec 7%
44
pref.100
Indiana Service Co
10
6% pref..l00
7% preferred
12
100
Indianap Pow & Lt 634% pf-100
8734
Indianapolis Ry Co v t c
6!
.100
Interboro Rapid Transit..
100 V
534
internat Hydro-El Syst A
25
Conv pref $3.50 series
50
193j£
Warrants
*
Internat Ocean Teleg
(guar).. 100
International Power Co..
* f4-7'
1st preferred
IIOO r 7534
Internat Power Securities com..*
Units
Nominal,
r
85**
45
Canadian price,
s
166
*
1534
182
'
International Ry v t c
International Telep Sc Teleg
220
1334
48
*
6% pf.100
Foreign share ctfs
k Last sale,
210
*
........
5x
37
Illinois Iowa Power common ...*
Arrears certificates
niinois North Utilities
v
t
partic preferred
h
c.Il
50
»
:744;v
92
90
Preferred
..100
Middle West Corp com.—....5
Warrants
Middle West Utilities
_.._*
$6 conv preferred series A
•
80
v
&
434
17 »
6
9734
... ...
Midland
Ex-dividend.
88
.
6c
United com.........*
38
Convertible pref A
_.*
Midland Util 7% prior lien..100
6% prior lien
...100
7% preferred class A
100
6% preferred class A
100
Milw Elec Ry Sc
Light—
6% pref series 1921
2
lH
100
7134
8*
Miss Power 3c Light 6%
pref
*
Mississippi Riv Pow 6% pref.100
Mississippi Valley Utilities
*
53
108
%
Mo Kansas P L—See Industrials.
vl issouri Pow & Lt $6
pref
*
83
Missouri Pub Service com
*
Monongahela L 3c P—See PhilaCo
Monongabela St Ry—See PhilaCo
Monon-West Penn P 8 7% pref 25
Montana Dakota Utilities com 10
334
2234
24
8
;534
28
5134
46
15
15
8834
8
534
834
2034
90"
77""
60~"
734
8
5% preferred
49
6% preferred
2
734
734
18
..........
Minnesota Pow Sc Lt 7% pref 100
$6 cum preferred
—100
Mississippi Power $6 pref-.....*
$7 preferred
*
P
Houston Natural Gas com.....*
Preferred
50
Hudson County Gas
..100
Idaho Power 7% pref
100
111 Commercial
conv
$6 preferred
.
1
100
25
com......
6% preferred
Haverhill Elec Co
5%
Mexican Northern Ry com—100
68
25
......
100
T
*
Preferred..
"134
50c
19
._*
90
6734
*
...*
Hartford Electric Light..
134
1*
Memphis Natural Gas
.*
Memphis Power Sc Light $7 pf. *
10
■
13
2
Common without warrants...*
$2 Preferred
.....*
Warrants
Mass Utilities Associates
8
8
preferred ..100
Mass Power Sc
Light Associat'n—
1334
50
34
Hartford Gas
6
1434
v
non-cum 2d
89
7% pref class A...
3
45
3
85
22
Amer dep rets for ord shs
£1
Market St Ry(San
Francisco). 100
6% preferred
100
6% prior preferred
...100
31
6834
65
Hamilton Bridge
Preferred
Hamilton Gas common
81
77
Maiden Sc Melrose Gas Lt
25
Manhattan Railway 7% guar 100
Modified 5% guar
....100
Marcon Int Marine
86
8
*
$5.50 pref
78
13*
100
pref.ioo
27
Backensack Water
8034
1834
104
100
55
40
Greenwich Wat & Gas 6% pf-100
Gulf States Util $6 pref..
*
2834
55
.100
1234
34
Green & Coates—See Phila R
Green Mt Pow Corp $6 pref
Greenwich Gas $1.25 pref
196
95
82
68
Z* 82
*
50
Germantown Pass—See PhilaRT
Gloucester Elec Lt Co
.25
Gold 3c Stock Telep (guar)
100
.*
72
11034
234
$3 preferred
Georgia Power $6 preferred
$5 preferred..—.
com..
30
?
:
96
5
Commun'y—
20
234
4334
12
.*
»■"
100
Gen Telep Allied Corp $6
pref—*
Gen Wat Gas 3c Elec com A....1
27
Without par value,
50
37
...20
com
42*
324/
5%jpreferred—*
194
•
39
34
.*
General Pub Util common.._._.*
*
Duluth Superior Transit com ..*
Duquesne Nat Gas common....*
$4 preferred
•
$5 preferred..
*
Duquesne Light—See Phila CoEast Coast Public Service v t c.. 1
Eastern Gas 3c Fuel Assoc's com *
6% preferred
100
434% Prior preferred100
Eastern Mass St Ry com
100
6% 1st pref stamped......100
6% pref B stock
.100
5% adjustment stoc|c
100
32
$6 preferred
25
Detroit Edison..
Duke Power.
1234
70
134
Gen Public Service Corp..._...*
Gen
"134
934
6934
Gen Italian Edison Elec
Corp—
1
Amer shs for ordinary stock..
Consumers Gas (Toronto)....100
Consumers Power $5 pref—*
Tramway
120
1234
36
66
25
Louisville
334
33
.25
6% preferred
7% preferred
Railway Co
40
135
100
42
23
7 49
*
Louisv Gas Sc Elec
98^
R. T.
*
—100
98
103
53
25
634% preferred
100
Long Island Lighting com
*
7% preferred A
100
6% preferred B
.100
Louisiana Power Sc Light $6
pf-*
~
1
93
108
102
Lexington Wat Serv pref..
Light Sc Pow Securities Co...._*
Preferred
100
31
23$
66
...100
Lone Star Gas Corp
36
74
—.100
Lockhart Power pref
Elec
....
Preferred
16
12
77
2934
(Del) com A..*
5% prior preferred..........*
$6 cum conv pref ser A.......*
$6 conv pref ser B
.*
$7 preferred................*
$8 preferred
*
79]
100
Derby Gas & Elec $7 pref
Detroit 3c Canada Tunnel—
14
(
100
Lawrence Gas & Elec Lt
Lexington Util 634% pref
55
W
Co*
52*
23
83
*
5% preferred
43
Gen Gas &
Consolidated Gas Util Hies com. 1
Cons Trac of N J—See P S
Corp
Cons Trac (Pittsb)—See Phila Co
Denver
50
*
;
Light—
Laclede Gas Light
34
33
5% preferred
35
4H% preferred
100
Consoi Elec 3c Gas $6 pref—...*
Cons Gas E L & P (Bait).——*
6% preferred
*
Dayton Pow & Lt 4 34 % pref.100
70
40
10134
_
$4.60 preferred
_*
Continental Gas 3c Electric—
7% prior preferred
100
Oontinen Pass Ry—See Phila R T
Orescent Public service com..
1
Cuban Telephone pref
100
Cumberland Gas com
1
Cumberland Co (Maine)
Power & Lt 6% pref
100
534% preferred
100
Dallas Power 3c Light 7% pref 100
60
65
31
106
Connecticut Light & Power.I
*
5 34 % preferred
100
Connecticut Power
25
Connecticut Ry & Lighting— .100
(Reading)
60
29
common
34
34
;
100
7% preferred....
100
Kentucky Utilities 6% pref.. 100
7% junior preferred
50
Keystone Pub Serv $2.80 pref. *
Keystone Telephone $4 pref—50
Kings Co Ltg 7% pref.
100
5% preferred...—100
8
28
Phila
36
Kansas Power 3c Light—
6% preferred
6
17
7
3c
6% preferred
8
*
88
40
Kansas City Pub Serv new
*
Kansas Elec Pow 6% pref..—100
Kansas Gas & Elec 7% pref.. 100
60
53
223
683
•
City Power
1st pref $6 series B__
R. T.
Gatineau Power com......
Common
.....*
Conn Gas 3c Coke Sec pref.....*
Common
Consumers Gas
54
27
Gary Elec 3c Gas
.
com
Kansas
Phila**
Gas 3c Elec of Bergen County. 100
Gas Utilities Co
.*
..........
5% preferred series A
Cons Edison Co of N Y
$6 preferred
56
182
634
100
Gardner Elec Light common. 100
Preferred
100
„
'
59
35
*
Frankf'd & S'thwark—see
Franklin Telegraph (guar)
*
55
234
2634
Foreign Light & Power units...*
Citizens' Pass Ry—See Phila R T
Citizens Traction—See Phila Co
Citizens Utilities com
......1
Oleve Elec Ilium common...
*
Coast Co Gas & El 1st
Oolum G & El
*
♦ 7 81
—
Jamaica Pub Service Ltd
*
Preferred
100
Jamaica Water Supp 734
% pf--50
Jefferson Electric com
*
405
Gas" & Elec Light—50
Florida Power & Lt $7 pref
*
*
100
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland Railway.
15
99
80
•
Debenture rights
1934
60
25
——
90
£34
50
100
......
49
*
......
Iowa Southern Util 7% pref. .100
6% preferred
100
Italian Superpower common A..*
6
215
15
7
7.47"
FitchSurg
100
634% preferred
$7 preferred
3534
6734
Company.............50
iH
18
43
Jersey Cent Pow & Lt 7% pf.100
6% preferred
100
534% preferred
100
>4'.v
1
§6 preferred
634 preferred.—..—
100
10
7% preferred
45
2334
——25
Engineers Pub Serv com
..1
$5 convertible preferred,..—.*
$534 Pref (with warrants)
*
$6 preferred
*
Cincinnati Street Ry
50
Cincin & Suburb Bell Telep...50
Cities Service com......
*
Iowa Pub Serv $6 pref
5
■:
634s pref..
100
Pow 6% pref..100
60
*
21
*
7% preferred
.—...100
Iowa Pow & Lt 7% pref
100
434
134
46
49'
49
^'At
6
50
6% preferred
-.100
Empire Power Corp partic stk—*
$6 preferred
...*
com
*
....
3234
Empire & Bay State Teleg
100
Empire District Elec 6% pf_-100
Empire Gas 3c Fuel Co pf 8%. 100
Preferred 7%
100
634% preferred
100
•
Federal Water Service com A..*
Cine New Sc Cov Lt Sc Tratf-.lOO
Preferred
..100
Preferred
Preferred B
Preferred BB
Cities Serv Pr & Lt $6 pref
5
45
100
Federal Light 3c Tr com
Preferred ($6)
100
Iowa Electric
Iowa El Lt 3c
56
54
205
s*
*
...
60
390""
Eliz 3c Trenton RR com......50
Preferred..
50
Essex & 11 udson Gas
5
•
7
1
.
<*«»
1134
1
.
Bid
*
Interstate Natural Gas— *
Interstate Power pref $7
*
$6 preferred
*
Investors Telephone com..——*
102
Warrants...................
Essex
:•
>85
19 34
■
_
•/v
3134
534
....
Preferred
434
1134
5834
5334
434
334
134
45
41
El Paso Nat Gas com..—....3
Preferred
—..—...100
Empire Telephone
28
24
—
Eliz Consolidated Gas.
87
70
74
69
1
Par
$1.75 preferred..
$3.50 prior preferred
Wdrr&Qts
2934
23
.....
(Del)
Preferred series A 7%
Class B
2534
Corp...—.*
El Paso Electric Co
Stocks
International Utilities A...
134
24
..*
$7 preferred
$6 preferred
2d pref series A
Optional warrants
^
14
1334
105
64
134
$5 preferred
*
Elec Power Association........ 1
Class A full paid
...—1
85c
26
65c
_
com
79
•'
88
60
—.*
Oonv stock...
.........*
Electric Bond 3c Share mm'mr+mm m'mm *
$6 preferred
.....*
10
82
80
76
6% preferred...
100
Cent Ohio Lt & Pow 6% pf—*
Central Pow Sc Light 7% pref 100
6% preferred
Cent 48W Util
—.100
$7 preferred series A...
$6 preferred series B
134
9
Cent Indiana Gas
631% pref. 100
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref 100
Central Maine Pow $6 pref—.100
$7 preferred
—100
Central N Y Power Corp
.
134
/
•
434% preferred
100
Cent Illinois Light 4M% pref. 100
Cent 111 Pub Serv $6pref—
*
20
-
68
Eastern Util Assoc com
68
70
103
21
79
Ask
65
6% preferred
5
60
Bid
634 % Pf 100
Eastern States Corp com
25c
STOCKS
Par
East Shore Pub Serv
Calif-Oregon Power Co—
6% preferred series of 1927 100
6% preferred
100
Calif Water Serv 6% pref
100
Canada Nor Pow com
*
Canadian Marconi
1
Capital Transit (Wash. D C) 100
Carolina Pow Sc Light $7 pref —*
$6 preferred
.i
♦
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Corp pf 100
Central Elec and Tel com
1
6%preferred.—
60
Cent Hud G & El com....—...*
UTILITY
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
69
51
61
93
95
...100
100
Montana Power 6% pref
.t..*
Montreal L H & Pow Cons.....*
Montreal Telegraph
......40
Montreal Tramways com
100
Mountain Fuel Simply
10
Mountain States Power com
*
r
3034
r
56
88
r
634
7% preferred
--100
Mountain States Tel Sc
Tel—100
Montana Power 6% pref......*
2l"r
129
92
Municipal Service 6% pref... 100
Nassau Sc Suffolk 7% pref
100
National City Lines com.—..1
$3 convpreferred
.50
National Gas Sc Elec com.... 10
National Power 8c Light com...*
$6 preferred—
♦
Nebraska Power 7% 1st pref 100
6% preferred
—.100
Nevada-Calif Electric com....100
Preferred
——....200
Newark Consolidated Gas
100
134
3034
58
,
89
•>,,7:7
334
25
133
94
2
29
T
-
32
1134
3634
434
834
63
834
6434
107
109
100
102
11 ;
8
55
120
60
80
PUBLIC UTILITY
Quotations for all securities
are as near as
STOCKS
possible for the closing day of the
month preceding the date of issue
Stocks
New Brunswick
Heat A Power
Light—
Peoples Light A Power
J 00
New Eng Gas A Elec Assn—
$5)4 preferred stamped——*
New Eng Pow Assn com
*
6% preferred100
$2 preferred
*
New England Pow Oo pref—100
New England Pub Ser com—..*
$7 prior preferred.
.....
*
i'7 preferred
*
$6 preferred..
....
*
$6 prior pref
*
New England Tel A Tel
100
New England W iter Light A
Power Assn 6% pre*
100
New Haven Water
-.50
com
A..*
*
Common class B
Preferred
.......*
New preferred w i
Peoples Water A Gas pref
100
Peoria Water Works 7% pref. 100
Phila
Phila City Pass—See
Philadelphia Co com
$5 preferred
6% cum preferred
$6 cum pref
Allegheny Traction
R T
—*
*
•
.....
50
*
__50
Citizens Traction..
Consolidated Trac pref-.
50
50
Duquesne Light 5% 1st preflOO
Federal St A Pleasant Val—25
Monongahela Lt A Pow
N J & Hud Rlv Ry & Per
pref 100
New Jersey Pow A Lt $6 pref— *
New Jersey Water pref...... 100
-50
Monongahela St Ry
50
Phila A Darby—See Phila R T
Phila A Grays—See Phila R T
■
'New Mexico Gas com.........5
Philadelphia Elec Co com......*
6% preferred
50
New Orleans Pub. Serv com
*
7% preferred
*
New Rochelle Water 7% pref 100
N Y Mutual Telegraph—...25
N Y City Omnibus common....*
Option warrants
.....
N "YPow A Lt Corp $6 pref
*
7%
preferred
100
N Y & Richmond Gas 6% preflOO
N Y A Queens El L A Pow—
$5 preferred
—*
Phila Elec Power 8% pref—-.25
Philadelphia Rapid 'Transit—.50
7%
preferredjP
Citizens Passenger guar
jj>0
Continen Pass Ry ($29
pd)|S6
Fairm't Pk A Haddington.»50
Frandf'd A Southwark Pass.50
Germantown
Passenger
50
Green A Coates Sts ($15
Hestonville M A F com
Common
5%
preferred—........
100
k. Common
....
*
*
.... •
6 preferred
f7 preferred series A
Y Water Serv 6% pref
100
Niagara Huds >n Power.......10
1st pref $5 series..........100
2d pref 5% series...
....100
N
Class A option warrants.......
Clash B option warrants.......
North American Co com
*
Phila
6% preferred
$5 preferred............—..*
—*
Public Serv Corp of N J
8% preferred
..
6% preferred-------$5 preferred
Rapid Transit St Ry Co—100
So Jersey Gas A Elec Trac- -100
Public Serv Co of Nor III.;
60
6% preferred
7% preferred
Amer shares
Railway
Ridge Ave Pass—See Phila R T
Rio Grande Valley Gas v t c.—<.1
..—.60
Preferred
—-—-50
Rochester Gas A Electric—
6% preferred series O
100
6% preferred series D
100
5% preferred series E
100
Roch Telep $6 >4 pref
10U
Rockland Light A Power..—10
St Louis County Water pref--100
St Louis Pub Serv common
*
7% preferred——-—.._...*
San Antonio Pub Serv 7% pf.100
8% preferred
-.....100
San Joaquin Lt A Power—
7% prior preferred
100
6% prior preferred
-100
Savannah El A Pow 6% pref-100
8cranton Electric $6 pref-——..*
Scranton-Spring Brook
Water Service 6% pref
*
Seattle Gas common—
--*
1st $5 preferred
.--100
2d $5 preferred
s
*
Second Ave RR Cop (N Y)-.-_*
2d A 3d Sts Ry—See Phila R T
Shawinigan Water A Power
♦
Sioux City Gas A El $7 pref. .100
Sierra Pac Elec 6% pref
100
South Amer Utilities com ...50c
$4 preferred
-60
Ssuth Carolina Power 6% pref.*
Southeastern Gas A Water A...*
25
..........*
Edison—
Warranta-.i.....^.......^..
12
Pennsylvania Gas common.....*
Penna Gas A Elec Corp $7 pref..*
Partic class A stock
representing com.
Riverside Traction..
Paterson A Passaic Gas A El..100
Pecos Valley Pow & Lt com
*
Peninsular Telep Co com
*
Preferred
100
Penn Edison Oo $2.80 pref ....*
com
-
Rhode Isld Pub Serv $2 pref
Ol^SS
.*
•
Pacific Pow A Lt 7% pref
100
6% preferred
100
Pacific Public Service—
Common non-voting........*
1st preferred
......
*
Pacific Telep A Teleg
...100
6%
preferred
100
Warrants B
Penn Western Gas A El
*
*
.-*
Quebec Power common
*
Queens Borough G A E 6% pf 100
Radio Corp of Amer
—*
$5 preferred B
...—..*
$3.50 conv 1st pref
*
Rapid Transit Ry—See P 8 Corp
Republic Nat Gas com
—.1
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Pow—
so
$5 preferred
100
Puget Sound Pr A Lt $6 pref
$5 prior preferred
Preferred
.
101
100
Public Serv El A G $5 pref
Preferred
;
100
Ottawa Traction
10t
Pacific & Atlantic Tel (gu)
25
Pacific Gas & Electric-.......25
1st preferred (6%)
,25
Penn-Ohio
IH
100
7% preferred
& Bridge 4% cum pref
.i00
Oregon Wash Water pref
*
Ottawa Light Heat & Pow...100
.
104 X
Public Serv of Okla 6% pref—100
100
com..
UH
*
Common
*
%)
*
Consolidated Trac of N J--100
6% preferred
100
Okla Nat Gas Corp com....... 15
Lighting Corp
($6)
100
100
100
7% preferred
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 7% preflOO
rJSi
100
...
Public Serv of ind $7 prior pref..*
$6 preferred
..*
Public Serv Co of N H $6 pref--*
6% preferred...............6
Ohio Valley Gas com
.......1
Pacific
*
Providence Gas__
.....100
100
1
6% conv preferred
Omaha & Council Bluffs
100
Public Elec Light pref
100
Public Serv of Colo 7% pref.. 100
Ohio Service Holding com
Preferred
100
50
7% pref 100
Potomac Edison Co 6% pref..100
—100
7% preferred...
Potomac Elec Pow 6% pref...100
5)4%
preferred
100
Power Corp of Canada com
*
25
com
.*
100
Postal Teleg A Cable
..100
Ohio Water Service A
T
100
Portland Gas A Coke 7 % pref
Portland Gas Light
.100
*
Nor States Power (Del) cl A .100
7% preferred
..100
6% preferred
100
(Minn) $5 series cum pref....*
Northern Texas Elec 6% pref. 100
Northwest Electric 7% pref... 100
North West Util 7% pref
100
7% prior lien
......100
N'western Pub Serv 6% pref-100
7% preferred
100
Northwestern Telegraph
50
Ohio Edison $6 pref
......
*
$7 preferred
*
Ohio Elec Power 6% pref.... 100
7% preferred
100
Ohio Power 6% pref
100
Ohio Public Service 5% pref. 100
6% preferred
7% preferred
R
7% preferred
Northern N Y Util pref
North Penn Gas 7% pref
5X% 1st preferred
Phila
Portland Elec Pow 6% pref
.....100
5H% preferred
Traction—See
Plalnfield Union Water.
.....
Northern Uoerties Gas
Rf|
Pitts Suburban Wat pref
6%
preferred
60
North Amer Edison $6«pref.—-*
North Amer Light A Pow
1
$6 preferred
...
*
Nor Amer Utility Sec
....*
Nor Bost Ltg Prop com...
*
Preferred
100
North Continent Util com
100
6% preferred
.....100
7% preferred
100
Northeastern Wat A Elec com..*
Preferred
*
Nor Indiana Pub Ser 6% pref 100
7% preferred
100
,
;
50
PhilaCityPass Ry(§22 X pd)l50
Phila A Darby Pass Ry
50
Phil A Gray's Fy ($25 pd)—-50
Philadelphia Traction
60
Ridge Ave Pass ($28 pd)—50
2d & 3d Sts Ry guar
50
13th A 15th Sts Pass Ry—.50
Union Pass ($30 5-6 pd)
50
Union Traction ($17 H pd).50
West Phila Pass guar
50
New York Steam Co—
.
pd) 50
PrAfarrprl
•
Penna Gas A Elec Co 7% pref. 100
Pennsylvania Power 6% pref. 100
6.60% preferred..
100
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt $7 pref.*
$6 preferred
...._*
$5
preferred
*
Pennsylvania State Water, pref.*
Penna Telephone $6 pref
100
Pennsylvania Water A Pow
•
Peonla'«> G L A O (Chic)
100
Common.
...
Southeastern Pow A Lt—
Warrants-
.
-
South Calif Edison common...25
,
5)4% preferred series O
6%
25
preferred series B—....25
Original preferred—.......25
Southern Calif Gas Co—
6% preferred series A—
25
Southern Canada Power
*
Southern Col Pow com A
25
Preferred—
-100
South A Atlan Teleg (guar).-..25
-
*
Without par value.
ftJLast sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
t New stock,
x
Ex-dividend
f
Under the heading "Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities" we include all issues which do
not
under the previous three headings, namely "Railroads"
"Investing Companies" and "Public Utilities."
case of stocks,
however, we put "Textile Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and
,
"Title
Guarantee
and
Safe
Deposit Companies"
"Industrial and Miscellaneous,"
NOTICE—All
bond
f
prices
Bonds
Bid
are as
m
—
Coll tr g 48 1947
J&D
42^8 stamped 1946
F&A
Addressograpb-Mu 1 ligraph Corp
4-4)4s 1938-1939
A&O
5-5 Ms 1940-1945
A&O
Advance Bag & l'aper 6s '52- J&D
Ex scrip
With scrip
----Aeolian Co 6s 1944
J&J
Akron Times-Press 1st 6s *45 A&O
Alabama By-Prod 6s 1955-- -J&J
Bonds
Income 6s 1955-Alabama Co gen 6s 1938
M&N
Iron 6s '3K_M>x,N
mm
3 Ms series E 1906
95
100
100
Botany Cons Mills 6 Ms '34.A&O
100m
101
6s
78
Gen
1948-
6s
1955
Alberta Pacific Grain 6s 1946 J&J
110
59
40rf
57
40
75""
17""
Algoma Steel 1st 5s 1962
A&O
Allied Mtg inc coll 2-5s 1953_ J&D
Allied St's Corp deb 4Ms '50-A&O
Debenture 4Ms 1951
Allis-Chalmers s f deb 4s '52-M&S
82
86"'
92
90
98
90)4
98 h
105 h
Aggregates Corp—
ser A with war.F&A
Without warrants—
New 3-6s 1943—
101
106 H
96
J&D
50
Amer Dept St's (Del) 6s *47. J&D
Am Fruit Growers ert 7s '43-F&A
100
99
9§~~
103)4
57
100
88
82"
Amer Nat Co (Ohio) 6s 1938-J&J
70
Amer Kadiator deb 4Ms '47-M&N
104 H
Amer Seating 6s stamped 1946
95
Am Silica-Sand 6s 1951
M&Slf 21
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951-—-F&a
106
Debenture 6s 1944
—A&O
118
American Type Founders Inc—
s
f deb 2M-5s
J&J
New conv 6s 1961
Amee-Holden Tire & Rubber—
Income 7s Jan 1 1943
M&S
Anaconda Copper Mining Co—
105)4
90
33
»
36
92
20
98)
98)
15
Arcade Malleable Iron 7s 1943—
Armour & Co of Delaware—
100)4
20"
95 m
1955-F&A
1957—J&J
95)i
59
43
45
63
Coll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959
J&J
Atlanta Laundries 6 Ms w w 1943
Atlantic Ice & Coal 6s 1951-J&D
64
22
98
65"
F&A
99"
Atl Sug Rof 1st s f 4s *51—-M&N
Atlas Imperial Diesel Engine—
6% conv notes 1945
M&S
Atlas Pipeline Corp 6s 1945-M&N
Gen conv 6s 1950——
Auburn Automobile—
v-%
Conv deb 4ks 1939
J&J
Ault-WilJiamson Shoe 6s 1942— /
Autocar Co 7s ext 1947—M&N
Avery (B F) & Sons 5s w w'47J&D
42
60
....
94
84 h
40
20
105
98
88
42 h
Bagley-CIifford Corp 6s 1942. J&J
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
6s with warrants 1938
M&S
1(%
M&S
Stamped w w 1938
30
105
6s without warrants 1938-M&S
74" "
75"
1938—M&S
73)4
75
1st g 5s 1940
—...M&N
5s assented 1940—...
102""
Stamped
ex-warr
Conv ref 6s 1950—.
57
.....
104"
Baragua Sugar Estates—
47
_
102
12
,
Beneficial Loan Boc 6s 13 1939 Q-J
6s profit share deb 1956...Q-J
Berkey & Gay Furn 6s stpd 1941
Bethlehem Fdy & Ma 5s'44 A&O
I
-
*
Called Oct. 13 at 107.
-
.
^
io5m
99m
69
73 m
61
74m
99m
88
7
23
.
105
105
17
65
b Baal®,
107
19
77
100 M
102
Debenture 5s series A 1955
Debenture 5s series B 1955
urham Duplex Razor 6s 1955
65
62
70
astern Car Co Ltd 6s 1952.J&J
103
astern Cuba Sug 7Ms '37.M&S
-39M
Eastern Dairies 6s May 1 1949-Eastern Mfg 7s ser A 1938--J&D
/ 82""
s
1931
.T&D
f 4s 1956
...J&D
5M« 1942
82
47
mpire Sheet & Tin Plate—
6s 1943_.
mporium Capwell
1st 4s 1952
6m
119
Corp^
J&J
1st lien
98m
7Ms 1966 ser B...F&A /
7Ms income 1966
f
:
M&S f
/
1st lien 7s 1967 ser C
7s income 1967..^verlastik Inc
99
Fairbanks Morse & Co—
20-year 4s s f deb 1956-—J&D
Famous Players Canadian—
1st & coll 3s 1938-1939
J&D
1st 7s
1937.M&N
75
100 M
99 M
1st & coll
3Ms 1940-1942.J&D
4Ms 1951
..J&D
irmersMfg Co 3 Ms 1953.-M&S
irmers Nat Mtge I:
Inst 7s *63A&O
1st & coll
105m
""""
,
99 M
93
9
30
97
97
97
inland
92
'irestone Cotton Mills 5s '48M&S
irestone Tire & Rub of Calif—
Sf 5s 1942
M&S
irst Bohemian Glass Works—
1st secured 7s 1957
J&J
lour Mills of America Inc—
s
102 m
««...
84 m
97 m
102 x
"
97
100 k
101m
65
tm 4m mm
,
Residential Mtge
Bank
f 6s stamped 1961
Conv
M&S
—
.
f
—
100
102 M
84
75
101
97 h
65 m
m
%
51m
/: ^m
JLVAlUIIJft
•52m
....
.
6s 1937
6s 1940
len Amer
Transport 3s 1940. J&J
3% notes 1941-1942—...J&J
reneral Cable
67 M
34
fen Elec
90
74
104M
100M
/•
Corp—
_
J&J
102
(Germany) 7s '45.J&J15
Deb 6Ms 1940.
J&D
37 H
37 M
Deb sf 6s 1948
m
102)|
99 M
99 M
99M
feneraJ Bronze deb 6s '40--M&N
18
40
><
'
M&S
1st mtge s f 5 M s 1947 ser A
-55 ;
f
45
ollansbee Bros 5s 1947
J&D /
26
orest Lawn 1st s f 6s 1949—J&D
101'
Jamerican Ind & Dev Corp—
Deb 7 Ms 1942
J&J
107
IVJIO^IIIVXX
.
''
91
g 6M% notes 1946-A&0
mmmm
■
64 m
H
102
:
100 m
J&J
104
104M
102H
100
96
101M
63
68
60
f
92)1
92
92
92
96 m
A&O
Container Corp 1st 6s '46-J&D 15
Deb 5s 1943 with warr .J&D
Oontl Invest Bond Corp 2-5s '53-
35
29
82
v101m
Consol Oil s f deb 3 Ms 1951. J&D
Consol Paper c0rn 5Ms 1961
f
Copumers Co 1st 6s 1946---J&J
34
28
...
105
6-yr 6% notes 1934
I
102
15
63 m
34
-—..F&A /
■j- 5 Ms ex-stock 1961
102
J&J
4% notes 1942
25
Deb g 5Ms 1948 ser A-.M&S
102 m
Connor Lumb & Land 6s '41 M&N
f 81
Consol Biscuit 1st 5Ms B *46 M&S
85 m
1st 5Ms ser C 1946
J&D
85 m
Oonsol Cement Corp—
Consol Steel Corp 6s ser A '44 J&D
Consoi Textile 1st 8a 1941—J&D
53 M
A&O
mplre Properties Corp 2-3s 1945
110
78
94m
5M % notes'37(Am pt ctf)M&N f
Commonwealth Subsidiary Corp-
1941
notes
1st & coll tr
40
94
Commercial Invest Trust Corp—
Debenture 3 Ms 1951
J&J
Commerz-und Privat-Bk Germ'y)
notes 1950—F&A
7%
80 m
104m
Commerc'l Credit 3 Ms 1951 A&O
2 Ms debentures 1942
J&D
Comm'l Disc t (L A) 6s '39--A&O
Cum Inc 6s 1950
102 M
50
Coll
95
7s series O 1959.
95
Q-M
7s series D 1956
95
Q-J
6s series AA 1953-..
89
Q-F
6s series AB 1948
89
Q-M
6s series AO 1952
89
Q-J
Colo Fuel & Iron s f 5s 1943-F&A /
101m
Income 5s 1970--.—
Oolo Indus 1st 5s A & B 1934 F&A
_
99
105M
Driver Harris Co—
1st mtge sink fund 6s 1942. J&D
'ufferin Paving & Stone—
46
§§^
Cleve Tractor conv 5s 1945.M&N
Collateral Bankers Inc—
7s series A & B I960
.—Q-F
Consolidation Coal Co—
Sinking fund 5s 1960
5s 1950-
•
95 M
97 M
—
Deb 4Mb ser A 1951
M&N
Dominion Textile 4Ms '55—M*S
Donnacona Pap 4-4 Ms '56—F&A
Dow Chem Co deb 3s
1951..J&D
27":
68
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940- -J&J
Cieve-Cliffs Iron 4Ms 1950.M&N
6Ms
93'"
90
8
20
80
31M
65""
85
97
Extended
60 H
40
M&S
Non-cum inc 5s
'W-S) 1949
/ 150
Non-cum inc 5s (ex-stk) 1949-Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 6s '42.MvN
100m
92
—
100
10
Bayway Terminal 6s 1954
Beattle Sugar 7 ha 1943 ctfr. J&D/ -10
Bedford Pulp & Paper 6)48 1942100
95
Beech Creek O & O 5s 1944
J&D
Bee News Publishg 6s 1943-M&N
102
14""
11
99
Chicago Stk
50
7$
98
M&S
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co
39
Chesap'ke-CampCorp4)i8 *47 J&J
Consolidated Laundries—
Cum Inc deb 6s 1947
J&J
Barber & Ross 4s 1945—
Bates Valve Bag Corp— \
Deb 68 ex-warr 1942——F&A
22
70
Dom Coal 1st 4 Ms ser A '52-A&O
Dominion Steel & Coal 6Ms 1955
M&S
105
M&S
65
Central Ry Term & Cold Storage
6 Ms 1952
/
5
Central Steel 1st 8s 1941-.M&N
116k
Certain-teed Prod Corp—
Deb sf 5Hs 1948
63
.M&S
Cespedes Sugar 7ha Sept 1 '39— f 20
Cbampion Pap Corp 6s T45-.F&A
96
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
4 Ms sf deb 1950M&S
104m
Chateaugay Ore & Iron—
Guar gold 4s 1942-J&J
78
Cum inc 6%
M&S
M&S
Rock Oil 7s 1937
Detroit Times deb 6s to '43
•eutsche Bank (Berlin)—
6% notes stamped 1935
6s extended 1938
s f 6s Oct 15*60
A&015 /
•ickey (W S) Clay Mfg Co—
9§"f*
70
23
Farm Ln
Central Foundry Co—
1st mtge 6s 1941
Gen mtge 5s 1941
62
§8*
:
70
—
_
Without warrants
58
<
102
37
30
; 94
Empire Oil & Refg Co—
City Ice (Kansas) 6s 1940—-A&O
60~
96
M&S
s f 5s 1946.M&S
Davidson Chem 6Ms 1937--A&O
iV*
60
87
68
78
56
Arundel Deb Corp 3-6s, 1953
Associated Mtge Co 3 6s 1953-—.
Atl Gulf & W Indies SS Lines-
f deb 4s 1950
Certificates of deposit
f
Yards 6s 1961-A&0
Ohiids Co deb 5s 1943
A&O
Chilean Nitrate inc 5s 1968--J&D
95)4
s
Corp—
£ 61
li
Arnold Print Wks fiMs 1941. A&O
1st 5s Feb 1 1952
A&O
Arundel Bond Corp 2-5s, 1953—.
Atlantic ice Mfg 6s 1945
33
^
.
1st M 20-yr 4s ser B
1st mtge 4s series O
19
10334
De Bardeleben Coal
Corp—
1st mtge 6s 1953.
_J&D
86
98 m
Celotex Corp—
;
Debenture 4 ha w w 1947-F&A
if
_
Anthony (E O)—
1st s f 68 (San Fran) 1942.J&D
1st s f 6s (Los Ang) 1942--J&D
Carriers & General
51
-Jairyland Inc 1st
h7m
15-yr deb 5s with warr '50M&N
Carthage Marble 6Ms 1942
f
1st non-cum inc 5s Apr 1951- /
106)4 Cassco Corp inc 6s 1949
M&S f
15
Sink fund deb 4ha 1950--A&O
103 m
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate—
Sink fund income deb 1967 J&J /
30)4
Antiiia Sugar Estates—
Income deb 6s 1951——J&Jlf
5s 1955-t^i..—M&
Canadian Vickers 6s Aug 1 1947
Caribbean Sugar 7s stmp 1941
103,.
101
ludahy Packing 3 Ms A '55.M&S
53"" Deep
100
99 m
guar
Willamet Pap 6s '51--J&J
Conv
37 H
102k
93
/ This price includes accrued interest.k Last sale.
.
104 M
Crucible Steel Co deb 5s '40.M&N
Cuban Tobacco 5s 1944
J&D
40""
Canadian Nat Steamships—
% 96
23
102
|0H
/
46
90
95
95
90
105
Canadian Internat Paper—
1st M 6s 1949
—J&J
25-yr
1950—J&J / 105
Am Wire Fabrics 1st 7s '42--M&S
F&A
11
Q-F
'own
103 m
1st & gen 5s 1957
Canadian Bakeries 6Ms '45.M&S
Canadian Canners Ltd 4s'51M&N
Foamite—_
-
--J&J
Canada Bread 6s 1941
98
54
77
106m
102
Can Cement 1st 4 Ms serA'51 M&N
Canada SS L 6s '41 ser A
A&O
103)4
97
f
A&O
Oamaguey Sugar 7s ctfs 1942
f
Campbell River Timb 6s '41-J&J
1946--M&N /
.
Conf
79""
99
101
85
Canada Biscuit 6ha
92
J&J
f guar 1943
Cons deb 5s 1940
52
Amer Ice Co deb 6s 1953
J&D
Amer I G Chem Corp—
Conv deb 5Ms 1949
M&N
Amer International Corp—
s
55
99 M
M&N
'own Cork & Seal Co Inc—
15-yT 4s s f Nov 1 1950—M&N
78
xlif Cotton Mills 1st 6s '40.J&J
Calif Group Corp 5 ha 1956 M&N
California Packing Corp— ?
75
75
F&A
Amer Writ Paper 1st 6s 1947
Certificates of deposit
78
76
60""
Deb
75
'48
w w
40
^-owley Milner & Co—
Deb 5Ms 1946
,
Calif Cooperative Creamery—
lstsf 6s 1948.
A&O
_
Deb 6s *43
Credit Service deb 6s
98
Byers Machine 3-6s
104
Amer
5M% notes 1956
J&D
Am Lime & Stone 5 Ms '51—M&S
Am Mach & Metals 4s 1943. J&J
49
79
Sinking fund deb 5s 1946.F&A
96
ByrndumCorp3-yr notes Jan 15 '39
103)4
Alpine Montan Sieel Corp—
1st s f 7s 1955
M&S
Aluminium Ltd s f deb 5s '48-J&J
Conv 5Ms 1949
Amer La France &
45
12
::::
92'
100 M
v
Gen lien 6s 1938
M&N
Cosden Petroleum conv 5s
'47 J&J
Cosgrove Meehan Coal 5hs 1945.
crane Co 3 Ms s f deb
1951. J&D
Creameries of America—
12
n
105
15-yr s f deb 334s 1950--.-F&A
92
Bryant Paper 6s A 1942
M&N
1st series B 1948-.-.
J&J
92
Budd (E G) Mfg 6s ext 1941
85
Burmeister & Wain (Copenhagen)
15-yr sfextl 6s 1940
J&J /112
Burns Bros deb 5s A 1961--M&S /
36
Burns & Co Ltd 1st 8 f 5s 1958 J&J /
60
Income 5s 1958
J&J /
48
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952..—.A&O
85
Cons g 5s Jan 1955
J&J f 47 m
Bush Term Bide 1st 5s '60--A&O f
61
Butterick Co 6% notes '39.-A&O
40
-
86
41
91
Copley Cement Mfg os '41.-Aa,^
Coplay Press 5Ms 1943
F&A
Cosden Oil Corp 1st 6s 1938, M&N
94"
102m
A&O f
M&S f
Bid
o
.
-M&N
f 7s 1950
1st 5Ms 1950 ser B
Brown Shoe Co Inc-—
25
A&O f
s
Brown Co 1st 5 ha 1946
Albany Perf Wrapping Corp—
Amer Colortype 6s 1942
Amer Dept St s (Pa) 6s '48_
f,
1956
British Columbia Pulp & Paper—
1st 6s 1950—
M&N
73
defaulted
Continental Roil & Steel
Fdy—
1st M conv s f fis 1940.J&D
Cont'l Steel deb s f 4Ms 1946-J&J
102 h
105
fr
British Am Oil deb 4s 1945.-M&S
87
89 h
and
Bonds
106 m
132
70
Alabama Mills 6s (w s) 1953
Without stock—
w w
s
Certificates of deposit
97
income
Oont'l Invest Deb
Corp 3-6s *53—
103 h
93 h
85 h
A&O
95
—
of
rest
,
and
Ask)
106
f conv 3 ha debs '52 A&O
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941—A&u
15-yr
100
6s assented
M&N
130
102
71
69
102
90 m
94 m
----
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
Bid
104 m
101
88
v*
"f"
In the
Land,"
bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
near as
1st lien & ref 5s 1942
■'
Ala Cons (ioal
marked
Bethlehem Steel Co—
99
Abitibi Power & Paper—
1st M 6s 1953 ser A
J&D /
69 m
Certificates of deposit
f
68 m
Acadia Sugar Kef 4Ms 1955.A&0
100 m
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s 1948. M&S
the
f
Ask
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s 1942-M&S
heads, then follow with
separate
"and interest" except where
are
Quotations for a'l securities
under
1
t
appear
94
,
.».: i n
M&N
Nominal.;
the
& MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Bn<L^nHtiMaare>Mn^arasrp^iNeCfor\he^TOTlM"ayof ifhe ml^th prw^n^the^datVof lsBue**'
INDUSTRIAL
83
Gen Motors
Kentucky
Acceptance Corp—
102 x
73
70
55 X
K
<»k»e
«
ons
*
ohc
Keyee Fibre 1st 6s '37-39 M&N
1st 6s 1940-1949
M&N
5734
16
2%
1937-1938
-M&N
100
24"
M&N
-M&N
100
21
3% notes 1939 1941
4% notes 1942-1945
19
21
tvingb Co
70
7034
Kiugsport Press 034s
notes
100
50
102 X
103 x
6 1945 J&D
Goodrich (B P) Deb g
1st mtge 4Xs 1956
J&D
Goodyear Tire & Rubber 1st mtge coll tr 5s 1957--M&N
Gordon Baking Co (Mich)—
5s series B 1945-50
J&D
Gotham Silk Hosiery—
1946—---M&S
1940--F&A
'42.A&0
Graham Paige Co 1st 6s '38.F&A
Granby Gonsol Min & Sm 5s 1942
Grand Trunk Ry Term
6 Cold Stor 1st 6Xs 1952.—
Graton &
----
A&O
6s '36 M&S
Grigsby-Grunow conv
Groc St's Prod conv 6s 1945-J&D
Gulf States Steel 4Xs 1961-A&O
1st & coll 6s stmp
1st
'
92 X
10
6s unstamped
-'v
95
Lautaro
;
war.-J&J
89
102
100
97)3
76
A&O
1951—.--A&O
Hatfield-Campbell Creek Coal—
90
1st 634s 1948
M&S
Hawley Pulp & Paper Co—
1st 6s s f 1946
--J&J /
Haytian Corp income 8s 1938
.
Hearst Magazines 6s 1938--M&S
47
F&A
F&A
30
31
3034
86 X
33
19
21
J&J
93
95
Libby McNeil &Libb 5s '42.A&0
Liggett & Myers g 7s 1944--A&O
Gold bonds 5s 1951
.F&A
93
f deb 5s
104
1st & ref 5s 1964
1st & ref 5s 1974
Sec 6% gold notes 1938—J&J
Leonard Tietz—See Tietz
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 1953-M&N
99
Le Tourneau Foundation—
101
4s coll trust conv 1947
13
1134
99
100
1947-M&N
98
100
Heller (Walter E) 4s ww '46-A&0
Helvetia Coal Min 1st 5s'38-A&0
88
91
Heywood-Wakefield 5s 1946 J&D
Hightstown Rug 634s w w 1944-Hines Land & Timber 6s *48.. J&J
Hoe (R) & Co 5-7s 1944 ws—A&O
95
99"
Lion Oil 4 Xs 1952
65
75
414-6)48 1st mtge
Home
62
58
74 X
it*
90"
88
A&O
Holly Sugar 1st 4s 1947
79)4
75
'47--M&N
40
Serv(LosAng)6Xs *42 A&O
Ore)7s *41 A&O /
5s,
45
Home ServfPortl,
10-yr sec s f 5Xs 1940—M&N
Hudson Coal 1st 5s 1962 A__J&D
l&t mtge s f 6s 1947
A&O
Martin (Glenn L) conv 6s 1939—
Massey-Harris Co 5s 1947--A&O
McCloud River Lumb 5s '48 J&J
McColl Fron'uac Oil 6s 1949. A&O
23
_
64
1949
64
84
107
19
Independent Brewing 6s '55.J&J
IndianAjce & Fuel 0X» A 1947-Ind Limestone? inc 6s 1952-.M&N
Prior lien s f 6s 1942M&N
Indianapolis Motor Speedway—
105
1946—F&A
75
70
..r
McCrory Stores Oorp-—
5s s f deb 1951
99 X
6
A
it*
13)4
6
J&J15
i'
80
99)4
13)4
Certificates of deposit
94 X
90
«.
25
30
72
f
J&D
80
Indiana Co 1st s f 5s 1950.-J&J
Jones & Laughlin Steel—
M&S
Journal of Commerce 0X193 7_
Ext s f 6Xs 1947
J&J
Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc—r
?
K
98 X
98 X
A 1961--M&S
97
93
62
100
50
20
1st 6s 1943 with Am shs. .M&N / 35
1
Ctfs of dep w w stpd 1943
/ 16 X
6s stamped (par $925) 1943
f : 24
6s with warr (par $925) 1943— f
26
91
Keith (B F) Corp 6s 1946---M&S
Kelly Springfield Tire 6s '42. A&O Jf
6s stamped 1942
f
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l 1st 6s/48.J&J
15-yr conv deb 6s 1948
J&J
78
78
95
?■'''/
100X
89
94
'
'•
'
im
mt
L
99"
84
Si||x
99
X
j,,
78
-
^
l
57
94X
92°
22 X
100
98
97X
19
t 100
f 58
f 20
f 11
102
61
22
13
96"
97X
100 X
99
102
23
21X
7
<l9ll
35
30
97X
22
50
94
63
73
18
26"
99 X
63
95 X
Parmelee
34
S f
46X
1st
46 X
s
47
96
75
72
56
-X
100 x
3X
26
—
----
45 X
77
78
(Oonsol Co)—
M&N
113
46
Secured 5Xs 1948
A&O
Secured s f 3-4s 1961
J&J
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp
100
100
98 X
44
A&O
deb 6s 1944
f 5s 1953 ser A
Pearl River Valley Lumber—1st income 4-5s 1945
M&S /
Penn Mercantile Properties—
22
50
A.M&S15
93 X
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—
1st s f 4Xs I960
J&D
102 X
1st
104
100
Mtge-Bond Qo 4s ser 2 '66-A&O /
6s series 4 1 933-.M&N /
5Xs series 16 1940....
M&N f
Mtge Bond Co (Md) 2-5s 1953
44
Transportation Co—
conv
Peabody Coal Co
46 X
,
85
78
—
90
/ 94
7% gold notes 1935..
A&O flU
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co—
1st 6s series A 1935
f
1st 6s series A 1945-—A&O /
42 X
1st 6s series B 1948
J&J /
42 X
1st 6s series O 1950-M&N / 42 X
5-yr 6% notes 1931
M&S / 20
Minn Valley Canning 6s *41—J&J
101X
Missionary Sisters (Waukegan,
98 X
111) 1st ref 3 X-4s 1951—A&O
Mohawk Rubber ext 6s 1938 A&O /
48
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind. & L Ry.
Monroe Coal Mining 6s 1947.—
92
98
82
77
92
100X
Corp of La 1st 6s '48. J&D
Pan-Amer Industrial 7s '37.M&S
Pan Amer Petrol Co (of Calif)—
1st conv s f 6s 1940.—.J&D15 /
25
Certificates of deposit
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
98
1st mtge & lien 4s 1952—M&S
Paramount Pictures 6s 1955 J&J
96X
Conv deb 3Xs 1947
78X
M&S
82
98
80
60
96
Palmer
ww
m s
f 6s 1941
ser
104X
Pettibone Muiliken—
80
85
M&S
M&S
70
80
10
16
Conv deb 3 Xs 1952—-—J&D
Phila Brew 1st conv 6s 1944.M&S
103
6s ww 1943
75
75
75
6% notes w w 1938
Phelps Dodge—
81
J&D
83
87
J&D
67
58
&
89
18X
6X
>1)
61
56
84
70
Call C 5s ser 3 1951
J&D
Coll D 5s ser 4 1956———J&D
$ Called Nov. 1 at 100,
55X
1945
Pac Coast Cement 6s A1942-J&D
Pacific Coast Co 5s 1946
J&D
100
Coll B 5s ser 2 1940
Called Nov. at 101.
98 X
97
Otis Steel s f 4Xs A 1962—J&J
Oxford Maimi Paper 6s 1947-F&A
Pacific Atlantic 8S 2-5s '43-M&N
95
Mortbon Corp—
Coll A 5s ser 1 1941
♦
85
21
Without warrants
98
Morgan Eng ng 8s 1941-—M&N
Morris Plan sec 6s x-w 1947.M&S
^
85
30
75
89
5Xsww 1947—
-A&O
Oswego FallsCorp 4 Xs 1952-M&S
93"
I
^
Montreal Cotton deb 5" '43-M&N
^
warr
75
25
93
Paper 6s 1943-J&J f
Osgood Co deb g 6s 1943
J&D
90
—
94
M&N f
M&N
Orono Pulp &
102 X
Miller & Lux Inc 1st M 6s '45A&0
32
Interstate Zinc & Lead deb 7s '32
;¥l
100 x
100
Middle States Petrol 634s 1945..
Miller & Hart Inc. deb 6s '43 J&J
107
106 X
60
warr '40-M&S
O'Sullivan Rubber—
Ice 7s 1954
J&J
Miag MillMicb'y 1st 7s 1950__ f
Mich Tann& Extract 6Xs'38M&S
101'"
99 X
99
4.00%
4.00%
Oregon Pulp & Paper 6Xs to
Apr 30 '37, 6% to 1945—-M&N
Oreg Terminals oXs A1942-M&N f
1st income 5s 1945
A&O f
67"
99 X
'
J&J
Joseph & Feiss 5s 1943
89X
65
Metropolitan
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron
1st mtge 4 34s ser
103 X
101
Messenger Corp deb 4 Xs '51 J&J
94 X
90 X
93X
93 X
Internat Salt g 5s 1951 opt.
A&O
Interstate Deb Corp 2-5s 1955—
-
M&S
5.00
Okonite Co 6s stmp 1942
J&D
Old Ben Coal Corp 6s (w s) 1948 f
Inc deb 7Xs (w s) Aug 1 1953- f
Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1942-A&O f
Merchants Distilling Corp—
Gen s f 6s ser A 1949
'
Isotta Fraschini 7s 1942
56 X
54 X
-
1968
96X
101X
M&S
Mersey Paper Ltd 5s 1957--J&D
4.00%
b
Norwegian Hy-Elec Nitrog CorpRef & imp 5Xs '57 ser A.M&N
Nova Scotia S & C 5s 1959--J&J
6s perpetual stock
J&J
O'Gara Coal 5s '55 op aft'08 M&S
Ohio Fin deb 6Xs ww 1944-M&N
Conv s f 5s 1951F&A
Ohio Leather conv deb 5s '46-J&J
56
76
85
4.00%
5.00
—
5Xs without
102X
Mercantile Stores deb 5s 1947 J&J
5.00
5.00
b
1st mtge s f 5 Xs ww 1945-F&A
77
20-yr conv deb 534s 1950.M&N
Mead (Th3) Corp—
1st M 6s 1945 with warr. _M&N
Memphis Commercial—
i
;l ;i
Appeal 434 s 1952
Mengel Co conv 4Xs 1947--M&S
6
b
Norwestern Term Co 5s '48.-J&D /
5% conv deb 1947
International Paper—
1st & ref s f 5s 1947 ser A..J&J
1st & ref s f 5s ser B 1947- J&J
Ref mtge 6s 1955 ser A.
.M&S
Internat Pow & Pap of Nfld—
1st M 5s 1908
J&J
1st 434s
54
100
M&N
M&N
......
30
95X
81X
100
J&J
Northern Redwood Lumber—
6s 1937.
J&D
N'west Pub's Deb 4Xs 1948-J&J
Northwestern Barb Wire Co—
46X
75
F&A
McCormick Lumber 6s 1941 M&N
McCormicks, Ltd, 5Xs '50 M&N
9634
10454
79 X
A&O
Internat Mercantile Marine—
1st M coll trust 6s 1941--A&0
•
64
45
115
Deb 6s 1943 with warr
'
;••
11934
McKesson & Robbins inc—
International Match Corp—
Deb s f 5s 1947
M&N
Certificates of deposit
Conv deb 5s 1941
11
80
9534
10434
J&J
1961--F&A
Internat Agricultural Corp—
1st & coll tr s f 5s 1942-.-M&N
V
I 48
127
-
80
84
80
80 X
North Western Refrigerator Line
Equip trust 4s ser I Jan 1 *38-'43
Northern Elec & Nor Pap Mills—
1st mtge 5s to 1948
—M&N
Debenture 6s 1943
M&N
McCoid Rad & Mfg—
9
70
Industrial Acceptance 4s 1952
Interlake Iron Corp—
Conv deb s f 4s 1947----
48
22
—-
72
J&D
20-yr s f 6s 1947New 6-4% 1947
48"
69
87)4
47)4
26
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 734s 1963--A&0 /
Hygrade Food Products Corp—
Inland St'l 3Xs ser D
19
126 X
119
106 X
95
1943-'.
M&S
Income 6Xs 1953
M&S f
Nor Amer Refract 6Xs 1944.J&J
North German Lloyd—
6Xs
Marion Steam Saovel—
,
/
2d mtge inc 6s Feb 1956
Hungarian Disc & Exch Bank—
35-yr sf 7s 1963.
J&J /
■
44
67
34 X
Hud Riv Day Line 6s 1939--M&S
S f 1st mtge 6s 1946
J&J
1st extended 6 34s
99
M&N
62
Manati Sugar 1st 7Xs '42--A&0
43
Dei tificafes of deposit
44
28
1st sf 4s 1957
F&A
Manhattan Refrig 5Xs 1941-J&J
51
Mansfield Min & Smelting7s without warrants 1941-M&N f
18
Mfrs Tr Co ctfs of partic in A I
Namm & Son 6s 1943
J&D t 103 X
Maple Leaf Milling234b to 1938,5Xs to 1949. J&D
Marine Elev (Buff) ext 5s '52M&S
40
99 X
9834
33 H
A—A&O
6s 1949 series B
J&J
Ice Service 1st 6)4s 1939
J&D
IllinoiB Steel deb 4Xs 1940--A&O
Ilseder Steel mtge 6s 1948---P&A
106
44
F&A
1951L
102
100
98"
1946"J&D
Equip trust 4Xs Aug 1 *38-'46Equip trust 4Xs Nov 25 '37-'43
Equipt tr 4Xs 1938-47 J&D15
Equip trust 5Xs Sept 1 '38-'44North Amer Cement Oorp—
P,eb
105 X
98 X
42 X
North Amer Car—
97"
93
I'44'
f 6s 1946
Nippon Corp 4-5s 1952
127
123 34
A&O
52
43 X
38 X
M&N
N Y World's Fair 1939—
Deb 4s 1941
104 X
128 X
-
s
6s stamped 1946..
Partic deb 2d mtge 7s
87
Lukens Steel 5s extend 1955
Houston Oil Co of Texas—
1st & ref 6s Jan
128
;
Lindsay Nunn Pub 6s 1944--M&S
86X
1944—A&O
Holland-Amer Line 6s
iSJ
f
Liquid Carbonic conv 4s '47_ J&D
Loew's inc deb s f 3Xs 1946-F&A
Logan County Coal 7s 1942-M&N
Long Bell Lumb 6s sei A'42.J&J
6s series B 1943
A&O
6s series O 1946
F&A
Loiillard (P) Co g 7s 1944..A&O
Hearst Publica 6 X" to
1st M
33
86
50 X
Extended at 5% to 1943...J&J
N Y Shipbuilding 1st 5s Nov 1'46
New Vork Trap Rock Corp—
90
78
1st & ref 5s 1954
93
Harris-Seybold-Potter—
104X
78 X
84 X
.---F&A
F&A
1st & ref 5s 1944
29
shs—J&J /
1942
60
42
N Y Ev'g Journal 6 Xs '37..J&D
N Y L E & W D & list 6s '13
74
Lehigh Valley Coal—
91
1939—
1st 6s ext 5X%
101
10O
75
40
48
83
N Y Dock Co—1st g 4s '51-F&A
Serial 5% notes 1938
A&O
Certificates of deposit—
NYLE&WC & RR—-
29
28X
A&O
Layne & Bowler 3-6 )4s 1947
Lehigh C & Nav fund 4s '48 J&J
Cons s f g 434s 1954
J&J
Cons s f 4)4s 1954 ser O-.J&J
5)4s 1942
Laundry 6s 1930—1 f
f
Newport Industries 5s 1947.
37X
1st mtge income 1975
J&D
Lawrence Portland Cement Co—
100
90
52"
4-5s 1956.—„
New Niquero Sugar 3 Xs 1937.
37
98)3
g
New England
25"
106 X
106 X
2-5s series B 1954
101X
Certificates of deposit
Deb
Nat Union Mtge 3 -6s ser A 1954
99
99 X
98
32
23
70
Nitrate Co—
1st conv 6s 1954 with
25
32
99
98
95
I 35
102 X
104 X
National Steel Oorp—
1st coll mtge * f 4s June 1 1965
Natl Tool conv deb 6s w w '42F&A
30
deb6s'40wwM&N
Langendorf Un Bak 6 Xs '41 M&N
'■
19
s
—
103 X
33
Certificates of deposit
5s 1946
85
Lane Bryant Inc
91"
Harpen Mining Corp—.
Conv
45
130
130
98
69
1942
Lake Superior Corp >ration
1st & coll tr gold 5s 1944-.J&D
1
Lines—
6s with warr for Am
106X
40
J&J
April 1 1946 —-
8634
1947—M&N
10-yr 6s 1939 stamped
'feC
96
93^
v
\
71X
188 X
By-Prod Coke Ovens—
Steamship
20
i
93'l
Nat. Gypsum s f 6s 1943
A&O
Nat Lumber & Creosoting fiXs
Nat Oil Prod deb 4s 1952-—J&D
Nat Radiator 634s 1947---.F&A
33
105)4
v
103
100 X
9134
44
•4ic
Nat Food Products 6s '44
M&N
Coll conv 6s w s ser A '44.M&N
102 X
85"
100 X
100 X
Corp 3-6s 1953-_
10-yr deb 4Xs May 1 '* * jtf&N
National Fire Proofing Co—
1st M conv 5Xs A 1940.M&N
Omn conv inc 5s 1952—M&N
22
19"
33
30
National Distillers Prod
78"
102;
Debenture 5s 1961
i:
94
/
/
s
Hansa
Natl Debenture
96
'42-J&D
6)4s Feb 1 1947
1st 5Xs 1961
'
;
17
f 5s ser A 1955
M&N
Gen sinking fund 6s 1956-. A&O
Hamilton Mfg 5s w w 1951—M&S
I
5-6s
78
68
/
(P W) Printing Co—
Hamilton
•
M&N
Lake St John Po & Pr 634s
85
Co Ltd—
1st ■ f 5s 1955
Hall
99"
95
!•', 82
'51--J&D
Knight 4Xs
Great Lakes Paper
—
80
Lake Erie Bolt & Nut—
,
J
Gould Manufacturing 6s
l'.\
70
Nat Container deb 5Xs '52-A&O
Nat Dairy Prod3 Xs w w'5l
(Central Funding series
n
La France Textile 1st 6s
88 X
85
Natl Oonsol Bond Corp 2-5s 1953.
96
;
100 x
100 x
97
100
A 1941-M&N
ser
21
Nat Bondholders partic ctfe
101
Kresge Foundation—
10-year coll tr 4s 1945
J&J
3 X? coll trust notes 1947-F&A
Kreuger & Toll—
5s uniform ctfs of dep 1959—
Lackawanna Steel os 1950.-M&S
100
I',' 97
5 f deb 5s w w
Gould Coupler 1st 6s
J&J16
Hoppers Co—
p
1st M & coll 4s 1951
99X
98 X
"
96"
94
19
97
98 X
Co.
65"
60
98
J&J16
Koehring Co (Milw) 2-5s '45-J&J
Koholyt Corp 6Xs 1943. .4—M&S /
—
Good Hope St & Ir Wks (Germ y)
S f g 7s Oct 15 1945-.-A&015 /
100)4
-—A&O
1939--F&A
ucliig bs 1942-
tvirby Lumber 0s 1938
New 1st 4s 1947
59X
103
Nat'l Baking 6s
5X
4X
|5X
Nast (Conde) 6Xs Dec 15 1937.
Nat 1 Acme 4Xs ext to '46—J&D
100X
Kingston Elevator 1st 6s '50 M&N
Kinney (G R) ext 5Xs 1941-J&D
87
A 1941-M&S
f 5s 47-M&N
V
Keystone Steel & Wire—
20
19
"
f
Namm (A I) & Son—See Mfrs Tr
Nassau (Ger) Landbank 6X« 1938
93;
15
20
95
J&J f
A&O /
Deb 034s Jan. 1 1937
Certificates of deposit
101,
14
(Adolf) Inc —
Conv deb 4Xs ser
Secured 6s 1937-
12
.
Godchaux Sug 1st s
»
90
12
Georgia Marble Is1 6» 1950. M&N
German Atlantic Cable 7s 1945
German Bldg & L'd Bk 6X» 1948
Glen Alden Coal M s f 4s 65 M&S
Globe Industrial Loan 6s 1955 J&J
Globe Wernicke 6s Oct 1 1944---Gobel
48
82
JaiJ
1959.
5s
Ask
Bid
Munising Pap 6s A &B 1943-A&O
Munson Steamship Line—
Rock Asphalt—
3 X-6)48 1945
J&D f
Kentucky Securities coll 5s 1940-
104)4
104
102
10-year deb 3s 1940
F&A
15-year deb 3Xs 1951
F&A
Gen Rayon deb 6a 1948 w w.J&L
Gen Sfci Cast 1st 5 4b *49 w w J&J
Gen Theat Eo deb 6s 1940 A&<
Gen Vending 6s 1937
F&A
Certificates of deposit- — — . •
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
t Called Dec. 1 at 103«
Phlla & Read O & I 5s 1973—J&J /
Conv deb 6s 1949
M&S /
r
b Basis.
.
/This price includes accrued
lnt«rSi^
if i^mtsale.
w
Nornlnal.
Nov., 1937]
INDUSTRIAL
&
MISCELLANEOUS
BONDS
83
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked
"f" and income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month
preceding the date of Issue
Bonds
Bid
Phoenix Iron 1 st s f 6s 1946-M&N
Phoenix Silk Mills 7s 1943
103
Pickering Lumber 6s A '46.-M&N
50
Bonds
Ask
15
Bid
18
98 M
61M
/ 360
.
Pierce Butler & Pierce 6M« '42..
4*
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s 1942.
Pines Winterfront—
3s
sec notes
Signal Oil & Gas—
Conv 6 Ms A 19
15
>
7s '52 M«tN
Pitts Coke & Ir conv 4 Ms'52 M&S
Pittsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 '49—J&J
Pittsburgh Coal Co—
68
87
■V-
Poor & Co
107
108 M
96
97M
•
97 M
99 M
Smith (Howard) Paper
100M
97
105
100
Socony-Vacuum Oil— r
Deb 3 Ms 1950
South Coast
■
1942. ;
J&J
Bond Corp 2-5s 1953
Cons Deb Corp 3-6s '53.
Deb Corp 3-6s 1953
.......
50 M
..
41
41
41
Franklin Deb 3-6s 1953.
J&I
J&E
lou Ice & Util conv 6s 1946.F&A
■iouthern Ice 1st & ref 8s '42.A&C
44
44
69
Corp 3-6s 1953
Potomac Realty Atl Deb Corp—
Southern
3-6s 1953.....
41
M&N
Pratt Cons Coal 1st s f 5s *55 J&J
Pressed Steel Car Co—
Income deb 5s 1951 ......J&J
75
61
Southern United Ice Co—
1st 4s w s 1950
84
1st 5s 1957
M&S
2d conv deb 4s 1957
M&S
Produce Term & Cold Storage—
1st income 6s 1958
J&D
Protestant Church of Germany
73
60
Southern New England Ice—
1st s f 4 Ms 1967
A&C
82M
84 M
Price Bros & Co Ltd—
71
1st leasehold 4 Ms 1946—J&E
99 M
Southwest
95M
41
——
M&1S /
/
19
15sl953
41
;
Serial
5s
5s
1938
-tanley Co (Camden) 6s 40
Stanley Crandail 6s 1946..
Stanly-Rnwl-Clark 6s 1946—
100M
106
Read Drug & Chem of Bait City—
Sf 5 Ms May 1 1945—.
,
116
2d stamped 1940
86}
107}
100 M
95 M
32
36M
10
20
29
9l"
70
19
A&O
Rueping (F) Leather 6s 1940
50
32"
6
21M
2lM
28"
101M
St Clair Furnace 1st 5s '39.. F&A
105
Joseph Stock Yds 5s '4Q-. F&A
18
26 M
102
J&D J
Rky Mt & P 5s '55 stpd J.t J
9
70
St Paul Un Stk Yds 5s 1946. A&O
Saltex Looms Inc 6s 1954..-A&O
103 M
60
Saratoga Victory Mills—
6 Ms 1943—
J&J
Saxon Pub Wks (Germany)—
90M
f 7s 1945
F&A f
Gen & ref 6Ms 1951—. .M&N f
8
6% notes 1937—J&J f
Sayre & Fisher Brick 6s 1947. J&J f
8chulco Co 6Ms 1946
19
18
22
10
21
21
31
J&J J
Stamped (July 1933 coup on* /
Guar s f 6Ms 1946 ser B-.A&O /
Stamped
31
/
Schulze Baking 1st 6s '45—M&S
62
Scott Paper deb 3 Ms 1952.-M&S
103
Scovill Mfg Co 5Ms 1945—J&J
106 H
8cripps (E W) deb 5Ms 1943 F&A
99 M
Scullin Steel 1st 6s stmpd '41 A&O /
60
3-6s 1951
52
Securities Accept Corp 5s '46 J&D
100
Seneca Copper 7s 1933
J&J /
5
Servel Corp 5s 1948—.....J&J
106 %
Shell Union Oil Corp—
15-year 3 Ms debs 1951—M&S
98M
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co—
•
1st
s
f 6s 1947
J&J
84"
86 M
....
/
1
3M
Sugar Pine Lumber Co—
1st M serial 6s 1932-1942-M&S /
Superior Steel Corp 6s 1938Susquehanna Silk Mills—
/
11
40
^•;44
95
98
9
12
61
106 M
95
Taggart Bros Co 6s1944
Taylor-Warton Iron & SteelColl inc 7 Ms July 1 1958
Coal & RR 5s 1951.."' ~
106 M
98
10 M
75
65"
92
21
20
27
12
33
/
Conv deb 6s 1944 ser B
M&S
Tenn Corp deb 6s ser O *44--M&S
Tenn Prod 1st 6 Ms 1936
/
Term Warehouse 2d 5s *42..J&J
80
114M
24
33
<i>33
66
107 M
100 M
65
55
"8
98 M
157
/
5Ms 1943
42'"
98
29
45
:
;-hV
89
1st lien 5s 1962
—J&J
2d conv income 5s 1962
Woodward & Tieraan Print—
6s 1942
J&J
o, iv."
85
',y•
York Ice Mach 6s 1947.
Debenture 6s 1943
1st M
s
f 4s
ser
56
95
101
85
93
A&O
J&D
C 1961
95
88
M&N
100
91"
EXCHANGE
—A&O
98
97
96
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
SEATS
41M
41M
40
,85
:
—J&J
3 Ms series A 1942-1945—.J&J
4s series A 1946-1947
J&J
4 Ms series A 1952
J&J
Woodward Iron—
35
Corps Ltd inc 5s 1953 F&A
No. Last Sale
43%
33
106"
22
NY Stock Exch
1,375
N Y Cotton Exch..
450
N Y Cof & Sug Ex.
344
N Y Curb Exch
550
Baltimore Stk Exch
Boston Stock Exch.
$61,000
11,500
4,900
21,500
76
139
70
99
Cincinnati Stk Ex..
Cleveland Stk Exch
Detroit Stock Exch
107
61,000
11,000
11". 500
1.400
60
41
68
800
3,500
3,250
2.000
3,250
5.000
8,000
Chicago Bd of Tr._ 1,549
Chicago Stock Exch
398
93
Deb 6Ms 1941...
.M&N /
United Merch & Mffrs 6« 1945 J&D
United Securities Ltd 5Ms 1952..
U S Bond & Mtge
Corp—
Gbll trust 6 Ms 1940
M&N /
30
101
1st 3s to 1941
97
Unified Deben Corp 5s 1955
30
Union Oil Co of California—
6s May I 1942 ser A
117
F&A
105 M
15-yr 3 Ms deb 1952
J&J
Union Rock 1st 6s s f 1947..M&S / 20
Union Term Coal Stor 6s '39-F&A
65
United Amusement Corp—
1st s f 5s ser A 1956
98
—F&A
United Biscuit deb 5s '50
106
A&O
United Cigar-Whelan Stores—
Elec Coal Cos inc 7s 1946. f
Drugs 5s 1953.....M&S15
Grain Growers Ltd—
5s series A 1948
J&J
5Ms series B 1949
M&N
United Industrial 1st 6s 1945. J&D /
103
75
J&D
*
„
104 M
2,000
3,250
58
Ft
Worth Gr & Cot
66
300
Kan City (Bd of Tr)
213
82"
83
82M
Los Ang Stock Exch
Milw Grain & Stk.
Minn Ch of Comm.
5,500
6,750
77
79
78
20
20
25"
mssv,
92
64M
65M
13
100
14
12
125
2.400
1.250
«80
46.000
1,000
500
70
200
115
Pittsb Stock Exch.
St Louis
/, 10M
188
523
19
Minn-St P Stk Ex.
Montreal Stock Ex.«
New Orl Cotton Ex
New Orl Stock Ex.
Phila Stock Exch..
Exchange.
900
49
f This price includes accrued interest,
175
125
!1.000
1,000
2,000
1,000
500
400
A
46
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
San Fran Stock Ex.
San Fran Curb Ex.
Seattle Stock Exch
\
Seattle Curb & M.
J
Toronto Stock Exch
Washington Stk Ex
I Wheeling Stk Ex.
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
"
75
90
M&S
Woodland Farm Dairy—
6Ms w w 1944
Woods Mfg Co Ltd
>
78
Conv 6s 3d stpd 1944
F&A
Certificates of deposit.
Conv 6s 4th stamp 1950
t Price of Wheeling Stock Exchange memberships are fixed,
ft Basis,
prices,
s Sale price,
x Called Nov. 1 at 103.
y 80 seats, 70 members.
90
15
74
90
Wise Lime & Cement 6s '38. A&O
Wither bee Sherman Inc 6s 1944.
Wood (Alan) Ir & St 6s 1944. A&O
85"
35
95
4Ms conv deb 1947
...F&A
Tomahawk Kraft Paper—
1st 5s (with stk) 19ol._...A&0
% 64
;
Wilcox Oil & Gas 6s 1945
J&J
Wilson & Co 4s ser A 1955...J&J
Conv debs 3 Ms 1947
A&O
Wilson Line 7s 1945
99
96 M
99
Tieonderoga Pulp & Paper 6s '40
Tide Water Assoc Oil 3
100
M& '52J&J
Tietz (Leonard)
/ 18
7Ms x-w '46-J&J
Tilden Lumb & Mills 6 Ms'46M&S /
40
Tokheim Oil Tank &
Pump—
Gtd coll trust
6Ms 1942..J&J
U 8 Gold
Storage(Ohg)6s'45.J&J
"
.
104
Corp deb 3 Ms 1951..J&D
Texas Sugar Ref 1st 6s '44
F&A /
1M
Thermoid Co 5s w w 1951..J&D
75
United
United
United
United
91M
Conv deb 6s 1944
F&A
43
Western Steel Prod 6s A '48. M&N
62
1st s f 6s serieR B 1948— -M&N
62
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg— ■ >/.:
Debenture 4 Ms 1945
J&D
102
Wheeling Steel Corp-—
1st M s f 4Ms ser A 1966--F&A
93 M
Whitaker Paper 7s 1942
.M&N
108
White Sewing Machine—
Deb 6s 1940
M&N
96
Whittal (M J) Assoc Ltd 5s 1937.
10
Wickw Spencer Steel 7s '35.-J&J
Certificates of deposit
f 20
Wickwire Spencer Steel Co—
Pr lien & coll 7s Jan 1935.M&N
Certificates of deposit.
20
Sec conv 7 Ms 1935
M&S
90 M
---.
Texas
S f 5s Oct 1 1952
**
„
98 M
Winslow Bros & Smith—
Copper & Chemical—
Trask Timber 1st 3s 1944
J&D
Turner Glass Co 1st 6s 1939.J&D
95
102
M&S
Western Newspaper Union—
Ulen & Co—
99
Loufs Gas & Coke Corj»—
1st extl
100 M
103
80
85
/
Sugar Estates of Oriente—
1st 7s 1942 ctfs of dep..
12M
37
.
98M
x
Three Rivers Grain & Elevator—
1st s f 5Ms ser A 1951
M&S
:
98M
1958— J&J
Safeway Stores 4s s f deb *47-J&D
St L
M&l
-
;; 73
140
A&O
Ruhr Housing 6 Ms
f 6s 1947—i
——
48
-
1948
Tenn
Royal Dutch Co—
s
60
Struthers Wells Titusville—
Tenn
—
1st M
f 5s
30 M
f
89
Rocky Mtn Fuel 5s 1943
A&O f
28
Rolland Pap 1st 5Ms A *48.. J&D
102
Rolls Royce 7s Sept 1 1937
Stamped
/
3M
Unstamped
/
12
Roman Catholic Church 6 Ms 1946 /
19M
Rom Oath Church Welfare 7s 1946 }
19M
ir
45"
Swift & Co—
A.....M&N t
Roberts & Oake (Chi) 6s '44.M&N
Roch & Pitts C & I 5s *46—M&N
St
s
98M
Rlchm'd Cedar Wks 6 Ms '45 J&J J
17
Richmond Hos Mills 7s^38—F&A /
42
Richmond (Va) Ice 6Ms '42.A&O / 25
Rima Steel Corp 1st s f 7s '55 F&A /
35K
Riordon Pulp & Paper Ltd—
1st 6s June 30 1942—J&D30
103
River Raisin Pap 1st 6s *45.. F&A
99
St
1st
102
8*
195
53
Strawbridge & Clothier—
86 M
97M
/
60
53 M
W Va Coal & Coke 1st 6s
'50.J&J
West Chain Stores 6s ww'39 M&N
Western Fuel Corp 7-4s '50.M&N
100
81M
73
83 M
Webster C&C 1st g 5s *42 op M&S
West Disinfecting 6s 1940..J&J
West Indies Sugar 6s 1947. _A&0
75
37
118
107
...
f
99M
85K
•
62 A
3
34
Wayne Coal Co 6s 1937
(Hugo) Corp—
Stinnes (Hugo) Industries—
7s unstamped 1936
97
104 M
105
M&S
85"
■;
97
18
'«•.
40
M&N
M&N
1st mtge s f 4 Ms 1952
Conv deb 4 Ms 1952
19 M
82
98
13
^ 98 M
Rheinelbe Union 7s 1946.—J&J
Rhine-Main-Danube 7s '50 M&S
Rhode Island Ice 6s 1948—M&N
5s with stock 1951
Richardson & Boynton Co
Cum income 4s 1945
J&J
Richfield Oil of California-
Deb 4s 1945 with warr
19
;„V.
.
Stinnes
;
A&O
5M% notes 1937
Warren (8 D) Co—
86
Stillwater Worsted Mills—
Deb 5 Ms A 1943
i
45
94
Remington Rand Inc—
20-yr deb 41*8 w w 1956—M&S
Republic Steel Corp—
Gen mtge conv 4 Ms A 50.M&S
Gen mtge 4Ms ser B 1961.F&A
Gen mtge 4 Ms ser O 1956 M&N
Purchase money 5Ms '54.M&N
Restigouche Paper Ltd. 6s 1948—
Revere Copper & Brass—
1st mtge 4%a s f 1956
J&J
Reynolds Met deb 3 Ms '51—J&D
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948
96
91
86
102
108 M
102
8-s
Conv deb 6s 1939
M&S
Warner Sugar
Corp 7s 1939
Warren Bros Co—
Conv s f deb 6s 1941
.M&S
Starrett Corporation—
42
Reliance Bronze & Steel tts 1944—
Certificates of deposit....—
Conv s f 4s 1952
M&S
-
100 M
—
Coll tr 6s 1944 ser
if 21M
109
Realty Bond & Mtge deb 3-6s *53.
Red Kiv Lumber 5 Ms 1938.M&N
S,
98%
20 M
f
M&S
<*-»>.
Warner Co 1st 6s 1944
93
90
M&S
(s-a)
1939-'4P
12M
20
34
Warner-Quinlan Co—
/
Railway Express Agency Inc—
Series
102%
5 >
i02M
98M
156"
28
Q-Jan
Walworth Co 6s s f deb 1955.A&O
20-yr 1st mtge 4s 1955.—A&O
Warner Bros Pict 6s 1939—M&S
30
Assented
stock) 65% paid..
86M
90
88
7 Ms 1943
M&N
Walker (Hiram )-G & W—
Deb 4
1945
J&D
Waltham W'tch & Cl'k 6s *43 J&D
Walton Lumber 1st 6 Ms '41
103M
'
91
Vulcanite Portland Cement-—
■;f: 24""
90
-44
v
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp—
Part paid ctfs (far 6% deb and
common
5
3-02M
88M
M&N
Debentur» gold 6s 1941.-J&D
Conv sf deb 5 Ma 1947—
45
103 M
101
x
»*.-
22
79
96
f
.......--.A&O
97
58
40
Va Iron Coal & Coke 5s
'49.M&S
,v
Dairy Products—
6 Ms w w 1938
Conv income 5s 1944
19
21M
21H
?<85W
1st
92 M
Paper Ltd 5 Ms 1947—M&N
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948
J&J
Quiker City Cold Storage—
104 M
99
Conv deb 5s 1941—I—iA&O
103
94
Prov
1st
A....J&J
Certificates of deposit
Vicana Sugar Co 6s 1P55
J&J
Victor Amer Fuel 6s 1940. ..F&A
Victor Fuel 1st s f g 5s 1953—J&J
95M
43
/
ser
63
Van Camp's Inc 1st 6s
1943—J&J
Van Dorn Iron Wks 7s June 11942
Vertientes Sugar 1st 7s 1942.J&D
71
Corp—
44
Potrero
Sugar—
7s stamped 1947
Kraft
101
t
7s 1940
1st gtd 6Ms 1940
95
65
15-yr coll tr 4 Ms A ww '51 A&O
United Wall Paper Fac 6s 1947..
Universal Sewer Pipe 6s 1938.J&J
Utilities Elkhorn Coal 6s 1948 J&J
Valvoline Oil 7s 1947
M&N
Vanadium Corp of Amer—
77
99
—
1st gtd
44
i08M
1938—-F&A
f 5s 1946
F&A
'
106M
75
/
s
20
Corp 5Ms'43..J&D
Corp—
Gen mtge inc 6s April 1950
100
100
United Steel Works
(Germany)
6 Ms series A 1951....
Jr&D /
6 Ms series O 1951
J&D
6 Ms series A 1947
J&J
United Stockyards Corp—
\
106 M
1st s f 6s 1947
Southern Brighton Mills—
— —
.
A&C
Southern Advance Bag & Paper—
J&E
58
*\ 70
—
Potomac Md Deb
99M
70
Smith & Wesson 5Ms 1938—...
103
f deb 4s 1946...A&O
97
Port Arthur C.nal & Dock—See
RR
Portld Woolen Mills 6 Ms'41 M&N
97
Porto Rlcan Amer Tobacco—
Conv 6s
Mills Ltd
87 M
deb
U 8 Rubber—
1st & ref 5s 1947
U 8 Trucking
Simpsons Ltd-
108
s
f 6s 1948
7s 1946
93 M
conv
94
F&A
Pocahontas ConSol Collieries
1st gold 5s 1957 op
J&J
Potomac
Potomac
Potomac
Potomac
96
93
89
_
s
75""
93
Bid
—J&J
U 8 Pipe & Foundry Co—
Conv deb 3 Ms 1946
M&N
U S Print & Litho 6s
1950.-A&O
U S Radiator deb 5s
75
i
con
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949.F&A
104 %
Pittsburgh Coke & Iron Co-—
1st mtgeconv 4 Mb 1952—M&S ■'v 87
Pitts Crucible Steel 5s to '45.M&S
105
Pitts Steel
SlJi
390
["98
M&S
1945
Bonds
U 8 Cold Storage
(Kan City)—
1st sink fund os ser A 1946. F&A
1st sink fund ser B 1949..F&A
U 8 Finishing 5s 1944
98
Pillsbury Flour Mills 6s 1943 A&O
•JfMreili Co of Italy
Ask
1/
J/
-
69
72
42
8.000
250
113
.
88,000
80.000
40
13
500
k Last sale.
400
§1.000
8,400
463
»
Nominal,
r
Canadian
.h';'
Quotations for all
Stocks
Drayton Mills
TEXTILE
STOCKS
120
29
Mfg.-100
American
33
79M
Preferred-100
•82
Arlington Mills—100
Barnard Mfg
100
Beacon Mfg
100
26
10
12
60
100
90
AH
Co
*
Mew preferred—*
Pref unassented.*
Bigelow-Sanford <
Carpet common. »
Preferred-100
Booth Mfg
100
Spinning
Flint Mfg Co
33%
85
2
90
7 % preferred
Florence Mills—
7 % preferred
18
'V 8i
Grendel Mills
Preferred
11
24'
8
6
15'
; 1
66'
70
25
74
_
1
A*
21 J*
Carpet-.20
22
3%
4%
10
57
12%
10
—
IsT
Nonquitt M (N B).»
Pacific Mills-—-.*
Pepperell Mfg
100
Pierce Mfg
100
Pilgrim Mills
100
Plymouth Cord-.100
Powdrell & Alexander
15%
82%
11"
85*
92
41
11
14
109
114
95
75
70
78
100
100
Butte
Judson Mills A
pflOO
90
95
37
40
2%
*
40
44
Mills common—*
2
40
45
25
29
6
8
Victory
*
Soule Mill
Wamsutta
(NB)-100
M—100
4
Southern Mills
5
Abbeville CM(SC)10
Acme
105
Spinning
Alabama Mills
Amer Yarn & Proc.
7% preferred
Anderson Cotton
Mills---100
Arcade
6%
65
59
67
25
:»%
95
98
Mills(SO).25
Bibb Mfg
100
Brandon Corp A
Class B_.^--w—
7% preferred
Burlington Mills— 1
Calhoun Mills
Cannon Mills
*
AH
70
75
101
Jk*
76
80
■r
----
16
7
•4
Stowe
Spinning
pref
Class B pref
flf
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
M
47%
53%
22%
14%
22%
15%
Homestake Mines
12H——
Howe Sound Co
5
Hudson Bay Min
& Smelting
*
Illinois Zinc
*
Copper
82
10
101
89
Columbus Mfg (Ga)
Converse (D E).100
78
99"
95"
4
47i
20
52
20
Mining—1
12%
8%
1%
Island Creek Coal.l
Isle Royale Cop
Jardine Mining
Lake Sh Mines Ltd 1
86"
18"
76
25"
Canada
22
1%
51
Mines.
87
Cm
i. .*
Mt City Copper
National Tunnel
150
Wiscassett Mills
—.
6%
nt%
9
New Jersey Zinc.-25
3
25
t e_.20
v
*
Royalty
*
Advance
%
27%
35}
Rumely..*
6% preferred A. 50
Aero Supply Mfg—
Class A
*
Class B
*
1%
9% Aetna Ball Bear-—1
Aetna Brewery
l
2% Aetna Stand Engine*
%
6H
1
7
Preferred
-
-.—100
Agfa Ansco
A gne w-Sur pass—
2%
68%
Preferred
Ainsworth Mfg
Air Associates
Air Devices
Preferred
accrued dividend*
• With-but par value.
/
Purchaser al°o pays
Ex-dividend.
f Flat price# ?
- •
"
< .
k Last sale.
-
I Par value $100»
1
3%
27
34
49
39
58
;
54^
60%
32
10
34
11%
19%
5
23%
11H
11%
20%
6
23 H
1%
*
5
15
3
8
15c
4%
70
21%
10
100
104
9
5
..1
Corp—1
5J
11
t New
a
26
75
26
*
Shoe com
66
3%
25
Aeolian Co—
25c
36
91
75""
38H
%> Advance Aluminum
Castings com.—5
26
and Mines com..*
25
Steel
Addressograph Multigraph Corp.-.10
Mother Load Ooali'n
Mills
Woodside Cotton.20
*
7 % preferred—100
t
Acme
Adams (J D) Mfg..*
Adams Express
*
%
8%
89
Preferred
Mfg--20
Lava Cap Gold Mini
Louisiana L'd & Ex 1
Lucky Tiger Comb v
Gold Mining
10
Magma Copper ColO
Mayflower-Old
Colony Copper.25
McIntyrePorcupine5
Miami Copper
5
Mining Corp of
*
100
Abraham & Straus.*
.
Adams
45
70
$6 preferred —75
6% pref
8%
2%
24
1%
38
15
1
....
Adams Millis
28
101
14
15
37
36
\H
87
Common
25
1
*
Lab'tories.*
Abbotts' Dairy
*
Abercrorabie & Fitch
Acme Wire
50%
91
Abbott
7%
Abitibi Pow & Pap
125
1
$6 preferred
1
A B Stove
a
Lane Rincon Mines-
41"
%
Title
61*
109
98
%
5%
10
7% preferred. .100
Victory Yarn Mills—
1st M 6s Jan 1941
Wallace Mfg Co
Ware Shoals Mfg 100
7% preferred
Wellington Mills. .*
34%
Home Title Ins (NY)
Lawyers* M Co
20
Lawyers Title &
Guaranty
100
Natl Surety Co. .10
29%
16
88
33%
92
10c
10
Bond & M Guar..20
Kildun Mining —.1
Kirkland LakeGold 1
1st 7% pref
100
2d 5% pref.-.100
Victor-Monag Co—
9%
55
....
1%
Mortgage Guar—*
EmpireTitle &Gul00
Kennecott Copper.*
91
9%
a
Bankers Bond &
20
85
a
75
Warrants
-10
Common
a
10
75
Union-Buffalo
a
TITLE GUAR¬
ANTEE & SAFE
DEPOSIT STKS.
65
50
Mills
a
28
20
60
54
%
Textiles Inc com—10
Class A
ates (Boston). 100
Factory Bldg Tr.100
Fifty Associates (B).
Hotel Tr(Boston)100
Kimball Bldg Tr 100
IS*
Internatl
50
a
City RET (O)—500 a
Congress St Associ¬
11?
Mining
25c
Hollinger Mines
5
24"
56
Tj[Bos)-100 a
Wharf.-.100
Cent BldgTr
100 a
Chic R E Trus's. 100 a
"%
Inspiration Cons
18
20
il%
Hecla
115
100
5
Guar & Trust
of New York
20
40
Sterling Spinning
Boston
5'
common
Weaving-
Winget Yarn
Mtge 6s
_
,
9%
8%
99
100
20
West Point
Spinning.
100
Darl'gton Mfg (SO) 5
26
6%
Greene-Cananea. 100
19
mm mm
22
*
70
Dallas Mfg (Ala)
128
120
1%
♦
Bos R E
2c
Power common. _5
imimm
2\
9$
1%
57.
23c
Granby Cons M S &
7% preferred—
66
Crescent
100
98c
REAL ESTATE TR
& LAND STOCKS
Bd of Tr Bid Tr.100 a
Bos Gr'd R'T Tr 100 a
43$
%pr6f0iT6dl 00
:■ 19
6
Startex Mills
2%
120
Mining
1
Hargreaves
Yukon Gold
19%
46$
1
16
Franklin
104
Mills
7
92
Spartan Mills
x
25c
Bos Stor W'h'se.lOO a
Golden Cycle CorplO
Goldfleld Consol
Mines
1
■85
.
Preferred
Spinning-_50
Cowpens
33
104
101
100
33
100
110
Climax
31
29
Rowan Cotton Mills
Wright
-
41
6
10
Co---
80
74
■
Copper.---25
98
Saxon Mills
Southern
-
Eagle Pich Lead. .10
Evans Wall Lead--*
7 % preferred -100
Federal Mining &
Smelting com. .10
93
mm
128
"4
Chadwick-Hoskina
8% preferred
China Grove Cot—
Chiquola Mfg
20
6% preferred
Clifton Mfg (SO) 100
95
84
mm ^
Southern Worsted pf
60
25
1
Preferred
mm
Sibley Mfg (Ga).lOO
Smyre (A M) Mfg 10
7% preferred
Southern
Bleachery
& Print Wks
*
■
.
Copper Canyon. 10c
Copper Range.
*
Cornucopia Gold.5c
Cresson Consolidated
Gold Min & M..1
Cusi Mexicana_-50c
Dome Mines Ltd—*
76
69
6% preferred
Southern
Chile
.
Consol Copper
5
Cons Min & Smelt .5
91
90
Process com.
Cotton
Mills
Avondale Mills
Beaumont Mfg
7 % p eferred
Belton
5%
55
100
112
'Ki 19
Como Mines
2% j-J- 8
52
48
_
23%
8
Utah Copper Co..10
Utah Metal & Tun.l
Mines
88
-«
18
Mfg
100
7% preferred-.100
Perfection Spinning-
Mfg
20
t'oe (F W) Mfg. .100
Rhodiss Mills 7% pf
Kiverdale Mills pref
Riverside & Dan Riv
Common
25
4%
United Verde Ext50c
50c
Walker
22%
r
95
•
Piedmont
Preferred
71
62
_
Pickens Cot Mills
Saratoga
41
71
110
50
preferred. .100
2d preferred--100
Sagamore Mfg
-
46
Mill pref—100
7
Sanford Mills
79
70
60
68
6
JL
2
v
30c
Cop & Z Oo-5
Sup
10
Callahan
Zinc-Lead
CO
—'i —1
Calumet & Hecla—5
Carnegie Metals
1
Central Am Mines. 1
Cerro de Pasco
*
Chief Consol Min.-l
79
—
Limestone Cot Mills
Nat yarn Mills
3%
14$
Teck-Hughes G M.l
Tonopah Belmont.l
Tonopah Mining-.1
Union Copper Land
& Mining
25
1>
mrnmmm
Preferred B —-100
Majestic Mfg
Marion Mfg Co
Marlboro C Mills. _4
9%
4J
Butte &
96
7 % preferred
45
1$
2c
~9~"
Silver-Lead. 1
Sunshine Mining. 10c
9c
■v.tv.:'
'
1
1
5
Stand
%
y
Backbone Gold—-1
15
Pacolet
100
>
37%
Silver King Coal
5
So Am Gold & Plat.l
8%
3c
90
i
17
(F R)
15
M.20
Comstock
1
Ariz
51
-
10
Shattuck Denn
11%
5c
8%
Andes Copper
39
pref-—Mills
Quissett Mills—100
Rich Borden Mfg
Co (F R)
100
Saco Lowell Shops
Common
*
1st
31%
13
Joseph Lead
San Toy Mining
Seneca Copper
;
66
Newberry C M..100
Norris Cot Mills
Orr Cot Mills
100
15
31%
4c
Austin Silver Min.-l
-
93
44
St
Bagdad Copper — 5
Black Hawk
Consol Mines—1
Bulolo Gold Dredg¬
ing, Ltd
5
Bunker Hill
6 Sull'nM & C2%
Mills. .100
Mooresville Cotton
5%
5
Powdrell Dartmouth
37
95
70
Musgrove Cotton.
common
Cii%
99%
•■■v
85
Monarch
95
Ltd Amer shares.
$5 prior conv pf 25
Ana/:onda( OpMin 50
20
2%
4%
25
Antelope Min
St Anth Gold M.__ 1
STOCKS
Admiralty Alaska
Gold Mining
1
Alaska Juneau Gold
Mining
10
Altar Cons Mines. %
Amer Zinc Lead
&
Smelting
1
16
18
Preferred
Mills
5
3
40
/ 100
__*
Quincy
MINING
mmrnrnrn
Linford Mills
100
Roan
48
'm.
_
King (J P) Mfg. .100
Laurens C M
100
12
52
Nashua M
2nd preferred
Neild Mills
64
61
100
M
*
(N H) 100
Preferred
100
Nashawena
3%
Pond Creek
104
13
...20
Mining.-25c
1937--
Industrial Cotton
Inrnan
2%
100
mm
mm
^
6% preferred
Imperial Yarn
Mills
Polaris
Pocahontas
Mills—
?•; 20
4% preferred
'*>•#«*«»
$3 prior pref
10
Highland Pk Mfg 20
Mt V-Woodb Mills
(Baltimore)
Preferred
i,\
12%
3%
3%
Pioneer Gold Ltd._l
10
—
1
Premier Gold M
Henrietta
28
20
m
*
Enterprise com..*
99
.
mm
—
Patino Mines &
104
104
35
Hartsville Cot Mills
55
20
104
9
(F H) Knit_5
7 % preferred
Hanover Mills—
6% preferred——
75
71
r
32
—
104
29
Hanes
9
100
123"^
r
50c
Pacific Tin_..
Park-Utah—
Consol Mines
/ 100
100
Hamrick Mills
Draper Corp
*
Farr Alpaca
100
General Cotton—*
Gosnold M (N B)__*
Preferred
100
Prior preferred
Hathaway Mfg. .100
Kilburn M (N B)_75
Luther Mfg
100
Martel Mills-1
Preferred
8 50
Mohawk
mm
Granteville Mfg__20
Brighton Mills—
Preferred
100
Charlton Mills.. 100
Dexdale Hosiery—
Old Dominion Go.25
105
46
96
50
10
Glenwood Mills
Gossett Mills
19
100
2
49
60c
2.50
North Butte
58
Cotton—*
28%
*
Mines
/ 100
1934-.——.
/ 100
1935
1936.—-—-——. / 100
97
66
Gainesville Cot Mills
100
*
Bourne Mills
46"
r
MARINE INSUR¬
ANCE SCRIP
Atlantic Mutual—
1933
98
"
93
pref
Oonv
3
14
Nor an da
45
com.*
Preferred
31
10
(iaffney Mfg.-
■
r
Wabasso
110
-
32 %
Nlpissing Mines--.5
135%
Penmans Ltd
1
"
60
75"
r
93
Finish Co
42
r
Montreal
60
Serial notes
53
100
100
Preferred
Falrforost
8
N Y & Honduras 1
Rosario
85
a.
—
50
104
38
100
Preferred
Border City Mfg
Boss Mfg com
mm
6% preferred
Fine
Berkshire
90
107
72
16
Erwin Cotton com—
Preferred
15
' 80
r
65
60
Enterprise Mfg(Ga).
► ■
11
r
Cottons..
Preferred
100
25
I
7 % preferred
Eflrd Manufacturing
23
34
!
30
18
70
Preferred
r
Ltd 100
Can Cottons
Hosiery
preferred
100
Per share
70
65
Converters. 100
Can
Preferred
Eagle & Phenix.-lOO
Eagle Vara—
Easley Cotton Mills
25c
*
Amoskeag Mfg
7%
130
10
-.100
Domin Text Ltd
*
Preferred
100
31
28
109
preferred
Durham
Northern Mills
|« 5%
20
7%
Algonquin Print-100
10
20
Mills
Dunean
Bid
Newmont Mining. 10
New River Co
100
Canadian Mills
70
Dixon Mills
Par
Stocks
Per share
Per share
Per share
date of Issue
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
closing day of the month preceding the
securities are as near as possible for the
n Nominal*
■
*
r Canadian price.
stock.
INDUSTRIAL
Nov., 1937]
MISCELLANEOUS
&
Stocks
Stocks
Stocks
Par
57 %
Air Reduc'n com..*
*
aIH
Albany Packing.100
40
Preferred
100
Alberene Stone of Va
70
Vot trust ctfs..-6
Alberta-Pacific
Grain class A
*
Preferred
Alexander
Inst
100
8'
7% pref
.2%
12
r 4
18 f
13
8% preferred. 100
Algoma Steel com.* rm90
Preferred
58
100
Allegheny Steel
_*
21%
Allendale Corp
9
*
'■0 $3.50 Preferred..*
18
Allen Industries. __1
10
.
_
Alientown Portland
Cement pref
10
Alles & Fisher
*
Brewing
Distilling Co
Chem
10%
12%
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
Common
*
13%
M*
59
W
48
Alloy Cast Steel---*
17
15
Alpha Portl Cem._*
Altorfer Bros—
m Conv preferred—*
15%
35
29
Aluminum Co com.*
6% preferred.-100
112)4
15%
JX
Aluminum Ltd—..*
6% preferred..100
Amal Leather
I
72'
71
120
117%
3%
3%
6% cony pref—50
Amalg Sugar
1
5% preferred--.10
Amerada Corp
*
26%
25
2}
—
28
*
32
93
24
"97
28
6% preferred
50
Am Bemberg com.*
Preferred
..100
Am Beverage Corp. 1
5
13
59
12 %
12%
39%
38%
....
130
127 %
92 %
2C
7% preferred.. 100
94
158
155
Properties
*
Fdy
"
7% preferred.. 10c
1%
23)4
Amer Carmel. ..100
Preferred.. ...10e
Amer Cv>ntrifreal.>l
Am Chain & Cable.*
7H
2$
2%
25 %
48
45
1
10
2H
19)4
19 %
5% preferred-.100
89
150
98%
Chicle
103%
Amer Cigarette &
100
140
Preferred—
.100
Amer Coal (N J)..25
Amer Colortvpe. 10
23%
9%
40
6% 1st pref.—100
16
18
9%
50
v
87
86
32
25
10%
4%
Preferred.
Amer Distilling pf 10
Encaustic
26
11%
5K
Amer
4%
3%
175
—
1
*
5%
4%
300
75
8
13%
102
American Stores.._*
American Stove. 100 t
Amer Sugar Ref.100
.
3%
8
25
*
*
7% preferred..100
Wringer
*
-
Amer
Writing Pap_*
Anaconda Wire
& Cable com....*
Anchor Cap
.*
19
pref..*
103
Anchor P & Fence.*
Andian Nat Corp..*
Amer Home Prod. 1
Amer Hosiery
25
.
Amer Ice Co.
*
6% non-cumpflOO
39%
9
13
4%
36%
%J4
10
Armour & Co of Del
7% guar pref.. 100
5%
99%
Armour & Co (HI)—
Common...
6
$6 conv pr pref.. *
7%
75
7% preferred.. 100
Armstrong Cork.
*
Armstrong Rubb A*
Arnold. Constable_5
98
Arnold
Print Works
Common
*
5 % preferred
30
Aro Equipt Oorp__l
4
6
7%
Arrow
Aircraft.--. 1
Arrow Hart—
liegeman
25
41
Corp
*
7% preferred..100
Art Metal Constr. 10
Art Metal Works..5
1)4
Preferred
1
Ashland Oil & Ref..l
Askoc Brew (Can).* r
c
r
10)4
4%
12
110
10)4
75
common...*
Rayon.*
Athey Truss Wheel 4
Atl Coast Fisheries.*
17K
Bond rights
Brewster Aeronaut'! 1
100
I
w
Baldwin Rubber...1
Bancroft (J) & Sons*
Preferred
100
Bankers Industrial—
Service cl A*
Barber Co Inc
10
Barber (W H) Co__ 1
Bardstown Distill.. 1
s
Barium Stainless
Steel com
Barker Bros
6
7%
18%
18%
19
j'
1%
*
5%% pref
50
Barlow & Seelig cl A5
Barnsdall Oil
5
Barnsdall Refining.!
1%
2%
13%
29%
1
2%
14%
8
14%
__*
Bathurst Power
6 Paper A
...*
Baumann (Lud)
*
7 % preferred
100
Bayuk Cigars
7% 1st nref
r
12%
111
17
w_*
3
19
.
2
„
*
105
14
4
8
50
51
14
15
4%
3%
8%
v
„%
1%
%
•
8
;
10
88.
98
4 '
40
42%
20
7% preferred-.100
B/G Foods Inc
*
7% preferred. .100
11
%
%
Q
..
—• "•
2
85
Fdy & Mach
*
Birtman
*
com
*
Elec Co. .5
Preferred
2%
95
*
10%
30%
3%
11%
31%
4%
2
4
7%
8%
8%
8%
20
110
Last-sale,
n
Nominal,
r
4
Canadian oriee.
x
Ex-divldend.
*
^
m
■
18
19%
10
15
Preferred
40
Without par value,
-
*
t New stock.
*
ss*
27
1%
4
42%
1%
3%
7%
37
9
4%
11
75
43%
20
10%
95%
31
9%
6%
54%
*
5%
7% preferred-.100
95
18
*
com
37
H
Conv preferred..*
slH
Warrants.
Burd Piston Ring-_1
Burdines Inc
1
Preferred
*
Burma Corp Ltd—
Machine
1
Biscuit-12 %c
com
*
7% debenture. 100
Bush Term Bldgs
7% pref ctfs..100
Butler Bros
conv
10
pref..30
Butterick Publis
Preferred
*
50
Byers (A M) com...*
7% part pref. .100
Byers Machine
*
Byllesby class A
*
Class B
*
Preferred
22
.
^
20%
20%
100
5%
Black&Decker Mfg *
Blauner's com
_.*
$3
common
com
Bush Term Co
55%
15%
101%
\
58
37%
32%
(E G) Mfg..*
7% preferred-.100
Burry
^
24%
55%
15%
97%
23%
7%
28%
8%
44
3%
1
Burroughs Adding
Birdsboro Steel
Inc
Class A
Budd
Burns
*
Preferred
icyrus-Monighan
Buda Co
Am dep receipts..
Bros com
*
5
28
Beth Fdy & Mach.*
Preferred
50
Beth Steel (Del)
*
36%
13
24
Bickfords
Co..5
pref. .100
cum
Burco Inc
*
5% preferred
*
$5 preferred
*
Buckeye Pipe L..50
Buckeye Steel Cast *
5
1%
30
Bullard Co
*
Bulova Watch._._*
Limestone
Best & Co
*
5
Budd Wheel
19%
16
8
6
Brunswick-Balke-
7%
14
19
50
<fc Cement com..*
Preferred
*
1
Bucyrus-Erie
52%
52%
3%
13%
* k
7%
3%
10%
10%
Brown Fence & Wire
Oollender
9%
15
50
Berghoff Brewing--1
Berkey & Gay Fur¬
Bessemer
1%
7
*
7% preferred. .100
100
Brown Co 6% pf.100
Durrell
*
Brown Forman
Brown
Brown Shoe
Bruce (E L) Co
3%
Preferred..
.*
Beneficial Loan Soc *
Benson & Hedges..*
pref
1%
95
9%
16
*
Bruck Silk Mills...*
13%
Bender Body com. .5
Bendix Aviation.
.5
Beneficial .Industrial
_
11
12
Belmont Radio
*
Belt RR & Stk Yds
Common
50
Preferred
.50
Conv
common.
24
7%
2%
14
Class A pref....*
Brown Rubber..
1
40
15
Belden Mfg com.. 10
Bell Aircraft
1
Bellanca Aircraft. .1
Loan common
Truck
common
75
65
30
Beech
Belding Hem'way.
'
98
....
Dref_20
Aircraft
1
Beech-Nut Pack. .20
Ordinary bearer £1
Distillery
4
c
*
*
dep rets. 10s
Brockway Motor.—
13%
110
.
preferred._l00
conv
.....
Preferred
1st preferred-.100
$1%
Coupon
Registered
5
Amer
82""
13"
l!
British Celanese Ltd
12%
_
*
100
w
14
5
4%
1
25
25
Bristol-Myers
Brit-Amer Tob reg£l
15%
8
100
21%
26
Brit-Amer Oil Ltd—
10
Mfg
Class A.-.—-.*
65c
12
Basic Dolomite
Billings & Spen—25
Bing & Ring
5
Binks Mfg
1
4)4
4)4
I*
2
2
—
Bristol Brass
30
Bath Iron Wks
Class B
7 % preferred-. 100
Brillo Mfg
*
Brinks, Inc
Bartgis Bros com._l
6% conv pref. .25 v.; 25
85
5)4
•1%
Class B—
Brill Corp class A—*
11%
16%
16
55c
9
1
Bridgeport Brass..*
Bridgeport Mach..*
Briggs Mfg
*
Briggs & Stratton..*
Bright Star Elec—
31
10%
Borland Shoe St—*
5)4
80
21)4
8)4
16 3^
*
New warrants
.13
_
niture common..1
Purchase warrants
Art loom
7% preferred
Dry G'ds.-.l
%
B'r'g..5
1st preferred--100
_
45%
7%
9K
Roll
preferred
*
Brach (E J) & Sons *
Brager Eisenberg—1
Breeze Corp
1
Brewers & Distillers5
2d
14%
9%
111
J—
Common
Beaunit Mills Inc. 10
Apex Elec Mfg
»
Appollo Steel
10
Apponaug Co
*
A P W Paper
*
Archer-Dan-Midl'd *
7% preferred..100
V t
w
2d
Bearings Co (Am).*
Associated
2
100
Preferred..—-.25
Bourjois, Inc....... *
$2.75 cum pref..*
Preferred
100
Baldw Loco Wks__*
Com assented—
$5 preferred
215
20%
26
33
Preferred
Cream. .25
Warrants
4H
mann
Corp
1
Anheuser Busch.100
Antilla Sugar
100
Amer
*
29
Botany Consol Mills
Class A ....--50
Common——„*
Botany Worsted
Beatrice
Angostura-W upper-
6% 1st pref— .100
7% 2d pref...100
Assoc El Indus Ltd
Am dep rets ord
registered
£1
Assoc Laundries
* k
_
Rubber com..*
6
Balaban & Katz. .25
for com.
pref
14
20%
Bondholders A.65
Bowm Bilt Hotels—
2
50
12
16%
35%
20
Bower
_
50%
Assoc
11
80
6%
42%
5%
IK
16
21
34%
Traveler Corp—*
Boston Woven Hose
Mills A
olH Bastian-Blessing
Bates
100
Am Woolen Co
12
_
33
117
20
7
83
6% preferred...50
20
~r~
54)4
SS.10
29%
12%
100
preferred. .100
Amer Hard Rubb_50
8% preferred-.100
Hardware..25
42
Bowman Biltmore
52
Transformer. 10
Am Type Found.. 10
1st preferred. .100
Am Hide & Leath
40%
*
130
B
2d
Am-Hawaiian
*
B
*
136
24%
4%
73
74%
138%
;s;vi 70
8
Corp
*
Asbestos Mfg com.l
14
if..
81%
*
7%
7 % pref
Am
conv
j:
77
A
Backstay Welt
59
25
6% prefer red ..100
Amer
15
*
com
Boston Herald-
Sons 5
c
25
31%
Bond Stores com__l
Borden Co
15
Preferred.... .100
V t
12
18
32
108
is
7% preferred. 100
Am Sumatra Tob..*
Preferred
16%
20
v
(
24%
4%
11
Borg-Warner Corp.5
Borne 8crymser__25
—10
32
29
*
Arundel
3
j
'
20
15
65
.
Am Hair & Felt
..
...
Tiling Co
.1
Amer Equities Co. .1
Amer Express
100
Amer Felt common *
Amer Fork & Hoe. *
Preferred
100
Am Fruit Growers.
0 Preferred
50
Am Furniture.- —.1
6
24
■;y-'"4.
"
9K:
70
31
Common
5
Babcock & Wilcox
63
Bon Ami
w___25
Class B
133
50
125
6% non-cumpflOO
.
w
.
.
Bohack Realty pf 100
Bohn Alum & Br. .5
Automatic Prod.. 5
Automat Vot Mach" *
Automatic Washer—
Conv pref
*
Automobile Banking
$1.50 conv pref 25
58
7 % preferred. .100
American Snuff..25
Am Steel F'dries
23%
43)4
..
A. 10 k
*—20
Preferred. .—.100
Amer Forging and
Socket com..—*
22
39
5
15
30
Amer Ship Build—*
Am Smelt & Refg. *
.
25 A
23
Baker Chemical
pf 100
Common
18.50
American Screw.100
Amer Seal-Kap
2
Amer Seating
Common
10%
Bohack (H C) com.*
1st preferred.. 100
Axton-Fish Tob A 10
Am Safety Razor
Argo Oil
29
15%
17%
Amer Commercial
Alcohol com
20
Am Crystal Sugar 10
conv
9
24
Boeing Airplane..
Warrants
Arcturus Rad Tube *
.
5% preferred. .100
4)4%
47
% preferred.. 100
.
150
9%
26%
83
40
9
Avery(B F) &
if
4
^
8% :..
1st preferred..-50
2d preferred B.. 10
Bliss & Laughlin
5
18
6% pref
9%
26 )4
80
io
Bloomingdale Bros.*
Class A com
25
Aviation Corp (Del) 3
13)4
145
Sanitary ..*
14
7%
«•
Blumentnal (S) com*
6% preferred. .100
Automatic Instru¬
33
7 % cum pref 100
Am Republics com 10
Amer Rolling Mill 25
.
*
$5 cum prior A._*
Autocar com
10
Amer Radiator &
$6%
Canadian
Am Car &
_
Common
1)4
2Vs
52M
pf_ 100
Class B.
5
.%
12
1%
*
Preferred
*
Amer Wind Glass—
Class A
100
95
1%
A,Brake Sh & Fdy—
1
Common.
*
.
.5
6 % preferred
50
Am Potash & Chem *
7 % preferred
58
75
American Book. 100
Amer Box Board.. 1
Am Cyanamid
68
28
Am Vitrified Prod.*
18
17
14
16 %
55
10
Am Bank Note...10
-
65
23
103
Am Tobacco com.25
70
14%
Am Bakeries pref 100
Class A-.-..—-*
Cigar Co
*
*
100
American PianoClass A....
.*
Class B
.5
Stand
104
13%
8%
*
ment common
Amer Thermos A
Amer Thread pref. 5
7
67
65%
Amer Agric Chem—
(Delaware)
*
Amer Air Lines... 10
American Arch
*
Amer
N Y Corp
Optical
Preferred
27
25
_
98
95
111%
14%
Alum Goods Mfg..*
Aluminum Indus—*
American Can
15%
2?«
li*
5% preferred. .100
—
.
109
*
.
12 %
15%
Common
10
Allied Stores Corp.*
conv
165
163%
11%
*
7% preferred
pref—100
35)4
American Meter
American News
7% 1st pref—.50
Allied Paper Mills .1
Allied Prod cl A..25
Class B
*
Amer Pneu Serv
24%
.5% conv pref..100
Atlas Tack
*
Auburn Automob"*
Austin Nich & Co. *
017
J
34 %
103%
„
35c
77
6%
...
15c
1
Allied Mills Inc
Amer
1%
14)4
6%
<14
Blaw-Knox Co
*
Bliss (E W) Co
*
Ctfs of deposit.
Conv preferr ed_20
Atlas Powder
*
Wi
_
conv
Atlas Pipeline
Atlas Plywood
14 )4
Am Maize Prod—*
Amer Maracaibo—1
6%
4H
1)4
19
21
6914
Amer
"3"
&
Allied Kid Co com.5
Allied Laboratories *
5%%
13
21
11
8)4
—
Amer Mach & Fdy. *
Am Mach & Met. *
Amer Metal Co
&
Dye
Corp common...*
•
62
9%
2%
%
14
5
100
Allied
Allied
10
14
3%
-
100
.
5% non-cumpflOO
Atlantic Refining_25
4% conv pref. 100
Atlas Brewing
1
Per share.
W
;
8
,
Am Laund Mach_20
Amer Locomotive.*
.
*
8%
100
7 % preferred
*
Atl Gulf & Wind
SS Lines
35
1 )4
30
Par
share
80
2
75
Amer-La France &
Foamile Corp.. 10
Warrants
9 >:
:
1%
r
r
I
Hamilton
common
Alliance Realty
Preferred
Amer I G Chem A.*
*
Preferred
50
Am Internat Corp.*
Amer Insulator
Air-Way Electric
Appliance
Stocks
Per share
share
j
STOCKS
for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible
*
20%
3
3%
11%
16%
10%
23%
I"
11%
.
,
INDUSTRIAL
86
Stocks
Par
♦
20
20
Corp—*
6% preferred—-50
Cambria Iron
60
Campbell Wyant &
t Cannon Fdry—*
Canada Dread
*
Preferred.
100
Class B pref
50
Canada Cement. 100
*»■' Preferred
100
Can Dry Ging Ale. 5
Canada Forgings—
I* Class A
r Class B
♦
Can Iron Fdy's. 100
Preferred
100
Canada Packers
*
Canada SS Lines..*
Preferred100
Can Wire & Cab A-*
Class B
*
Canadian Bronze. _*
I* Preferred
100
Canadian Car & Fy *
Preferred
25
Canad Celanese—*
Estates com
27*4
Claude Neon Lt—1
Cleveland
20'
7%
$6 conv A pref..*
Cosden Petroleum .1
Oleve Worsted Mills
Common
*
■lox
35*4
Clinchfield Coal. 100
Preferred
a
100
Olorex Chemical
*
13
V
-
.
74
j:;4X
_
a#*
40
Club Aluminum
Utensil com
50
40
*
62 X
23 X
65"
Cluett Peabody
*
7 % preferred. .100
Coca-Cola Bottling
38
22
20*4
20
Stove
Canadian Colonial
IX
1
^
common.
117
58
70
118
58*4
860
15*4
14* ~
Doehler Die Cast—*
23*4
Dold
pf.lOO
Canadian Foreign—
Invest Corp
*
*
r-
101
110
100
Collins Co
Crocker-Wheeler
26*4
preference.*
Dominion Bdge.100
Dominican Coal pf 25
—
1
11*4
33*4
Dominion Steel &
-.100
107*4
Preferred
$2.25 pref w w__*
Preferred x-w—*
Collyer Insulated
Colonial Beacon Oil *
Crown Drug com.
*
Can Locomotive
*
Canal
Construction
3%
Colon Development
Preferred
50
Crown Zellerbach_.5
Class B
9
Ordinary shares.
6% conv pref
IH
*
Capital City Prod.*
Conv preferred-
*
_
3
_
Ool Fuel & Iron
Warrants
10%
Carborundum Co..*
100
(Philip)
*
6% preferred-.100
5% preferred--100
Carib Syndicate.-25
10
95
Arms Mfg
25
Columbia Baking..*
Carman & Co A
Class B
Co
Carnation
Steel
Corp
Carpenter
Carrier
82
22
Columbia O & G
'18-
$2.75
Case (J I) Co
100
7% preferred-.100
iffi*
Parts
Castle (A M) Co--10
Catalin Corp
1
4*
Caterpillar Tract-. *
P» 5% preferred -100
Celanese Corp
♦
7% prior pref. 100
1st partic pref. 100
*
02 X
Associates
Conde Nast
Congoleum-Nairn. *
Congress Cigar
*
7*4
25*4
10*4
26 X
Consol Aircraft
1
pref..-.*
irA
$3
1*4
13
20
*
*
1
Preferred
Consol
Consol Car Heat. 100
10
Cons
11
Cen Violetta Sug.19
8
Centrifugal Pipe...*
Century Rib Mills.*
7% preferred.. 100
4X
7
106
8
Certain-teed Prods. 1
i
*
H
Chamberlin Metal—
Weather Strip
5
&
rjlaoia
—.
Deere & Co
Dejay Stores
Del Rayon A
8% preferred. 100
Royal Oil 10
.
36
38
6% pref
100
104
34
106
Preferred
Charis Corp
100
110
123
Consolidation Coal—
9
12
Common v tc..25
Warrants
_
Chapman Valve..25
Checker
11
21
100*4
15
5
*
103
14*4
*4
13*4
S3 conv pref
$2.50 prior pref..*
14*i
1*4
10
Chrysler Corp
5
Cin Un Stk Yds...*
City Auto Stamp..*
City Ice & Fuel
*
6*4% cum pf__100
City Investing. .100
City & Sub Homes 10
City Stores
5
14*4
...*
8% preferred..100
824H
Class B
Continental
11*
Oont Diam'd Fibre.5
100
11*4
1534
6*4
51
14 X
•:
50
5
4
76 X
Spring
Cushion
com..
Continental
7f
i\H
iVA
73
;
75
SH
m
3*4
4*4
—
.1
Mot._l
Cont'l Oil
(Del)...5
Cont'l Oil (Mex).-.l
Cont'l
Detroit Mich Stove 1
Z&dh
10
33
Special preferred. *
Cook
$4
P't & Vara—*
preferred
*
7*4
19*4
3*
61"
7X
B-... .*
11*
Dexter Co
com.
100
10
...
Preferred
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
t New stock; old
12
100
5*4
53
Elec Ferries com--.*
3*4
11
15*4
■1*4
1*4
3*4
3*4
15
6% part pref.-.25
3*4
..5
Tndus Am shs
Electric Products-_*
Elec Shovel Coal
14
45
Household
Util Corp.
Elec & Musical
12
15*4
■
35"
6% preferred--100
8% preferred. _i00
Electric
Partic pref
*
6*
.._*
Elec Stor Battery..*
Elec Vacuum Clean*
Electrol Tnc
v
t c
Electrographlc
24
11*4
...1
Corp
15
27
1
15
40
35
55
^0
114
6 % non-cum pref50
Ely Walker D G..25
1st preferred.-100
2d preferred.-100
Emerson Drug. .2 *4
Class
B
2*4
20
21
2l*4
7*4
21*4
32
100
Empire Sheet &
Tinplate
*
Employers' Group
x
Ex-dividend.
*4
2*4
121*4
Emerson Electric. 10
31
:
21
21
6
6*4
•
split 3 for 1.
1*4
;
Corp
Common
Electrolux
-.1
25*4
Elk Horn Coal Corp*
5
utamond Match..
1*4
25*4
7*4
1
Associates
k Last sale,
2*4
I
-
Corp
1
Magneto *
50
new.-l
Oil
Warrants
Elgin N Watch
Devoe «& Kaynolds—
Class A (non-vot)*
2d preferred
13*4
40
Common—- -»-l
4*4
62*4
6*4
Common
23
Electric Auto-Llte.5
Electric Boat
-.3
&
Devonian
11
50
120
Detroit Sulphite..10
'
19
'24
2
110
3*4
Television
6*4
Sterilizer
26*4
7*4
I
pref..25
Radio
162*4
f'..4*4
Electrical Steam
3*4
Detrola
10
20
Eisler Elec
Eisemann
* Without par value.
IH
4*4
854
B.
5% preferred
10*4
98
24" ~
conv
7*4
18*4
165
Edison Bros Stores—
"9*4
Prod. *
6%
Detroit Steel
57
17*4
Harvester. 1
Detro t Paner Prod
;35*4
'onverse Rubber. _*
Preferred
Detroit
1
1*4
13
36
Eitingon Schild--..*
3
11*4
1*4
--10
Oont Steel Corp...*
Preferred
100
9*4
94
6% preferred.-.20
90
.
"g"
1
com
60c
1.50
28
Educational Pictures
Axle Corp com.-l
Det Gasket & Mfg—
Foundry
*
Eaton Mfg Co
4
Economy Groc Sts.*
Eddy Paper
*
14*4
Detroit Gray Iron &
100
Oont Screw com.
14*4
*
xl||
9*4
Roll & Steel
Preferred
Preferred.
12 X
63
$4 50 preferred. _*
82*4
23*4
Electric. .2.50
Common
■
1*4
14
7*4
4 4,
30
t c.-.l
Class
21
1
15
_
18
26
>
t c-.-l
v
Mach com.-
$1 Preferred
.*
Detroit Compensat'g
*
Class A
Continental Can. .20
OX
100
partic pref 50
(Container Corp
20
Continental Baking
c
37 X
10
com
Co
105
c
t c.
100
Co of 111
v
6% preferred.-100
Easy Washing
Class A
A partic. .50
B partic.._*
36
Conv preferred..*
Chilton
50
V t
c
Common
Eastman Kodak
-_lo
7% preferred. .100
8% preferred--100
Dentists' (The)
Supply com.... 10
Derby O & Ref com *
3*4
"
Steamship.*
$2 conv pref
*
Eastern 8ugar Assoc
100
De Mets Inc pref.
Denuison Mfg—
v
Consumers
36
10 X
64
Chic Yellow Cab..*
Chickasha Cot O.10
Preferred
101
24
5% pref
Delta
*
6*4
*
Preferred
Common...--
com.
12
:
com.
Eastern Roll M111..5
*
Preferred
*
Textile
Consol
V t
V t
Steel
32
Chic Rivet & Mach 4
Chic Towel com..
Childs Co
18*4
45
Nipple_..:5
Chic Pneu Tool
101
18
Preferred
_._*
Chic Elec Mfg A__*
Chicago Flex Shaft 5
Chic June Rys & Un
Stk Yds pf
100
Chic Mail Order
22
98
Cab
Mfg. 5
Cherry-Bur Corp..5
Ghesebr'gh Mfg..25
Chic Daily News__*
Chicago
37
Sh
10
Consol
Consolidated
Mfg
Eastern
Gilbert Corp.-.IO
Preferred
..100
Retail Sts..l
*
Fibre
Eastern
100
com
20c
East Mall'ble Iron25
Dei8el-Wemmer
div pref.»
cum
1*4
10
Boston Co
8*4
7% preferred...20
Cons Mach Tool uts.
'onsol
1.25
:
A
Preferred
*
preferred
r
Footwear.1
35
Deep Rock Oil
& Ref 7% pf-.lOO
Consolidated Oil—*
1
East Dairies Ltd-.-*
Decker(A)& Cohn 10
5
16
10
Eastern
7
13
2*4
East
Common-1
68
'"'T'
6
26*4
Mf|
70
5*4
1
2
32
-
pref_20
conv
Preferred
Dayton Kubbe
8*4
com
Oil-.
$1.50
Warrants
60
pf..*
Ions Laundries
$5
9
8
cum part
7%
3*4
11
Eason
Darling Stores Corp
$2 partic pref...*
Davega Sts Corp.-5
5% conv pref..25
Davenport Hos'y..*
Davison Chemical. 1
4*4
12*4
5
Class B
70
35
cum
Dardelet Thr'dlock *
Indus.. 1
Film
Cons
$2
32X
46*4
% nrlor pref. 100
Biscuit
Cigar Corp..*
634% Pf ww. 100
634% pfex-warlOO
7% preferred. 100
5*4
10
Paper
Baking
60
Cent Ohio St Prod. 1
Central Paper
1
Champion
Pub..*
JX
5% preferred-. 100
com
conv
Consol
Cent Foundry com. 1
•
22
29
Airport
*
Central Cold Storage
Chain Belt
5
78
.»
Preferred
12*4
Compressed Indus
Gases new
Central
Common
11*4
Mach vt cext—1
29*4
Celluloid
1
pref.-100
$8 cum pref
*
Cutler Hammer
*
Dailey Corp
1
Darby Petroleum..5
7%
1
29
Dwight Mfg
15
Eagle (C K) pref 100
Eagle Lock
25
*
Wright i Corpl
109*4
16
1*4
*
6% preferred. .100
*
Class A
Shoe—
Compo
109*4
14*4
Duro-Test Corp
1
Duval Texas Sulph.*
Oushman's Sons—
Com'wealth
pref--100
Corp--_15
1st preferred
-*
$7 preferred
Central Aguirre
cum
Ourtiss
Oomm'l
125*4
Duquesne Brewing.5
Durham Hosiery-
35
$7 preferred
$4.25 conv pref..*
Solvents..*
Dist-.l
26
105
94
15*4
*
Curtis Lighting
Curtis Publish
4*4 % conv pref 100
Oomm'l Invest Tr.*
106
& Co common-.20
6% n-v deb... 100
$4.50 cum pref.
Ouneo Press.-----*
6 *4 % prefeiTed 100
*
3
12*4
112*4
1
Distil
8% preferred ...IO
Cunningham Drug
Stores com
2 *4
10
Common..
•
internat'l.l
Duplan Silk
•
8% cum pref.-100
DuPont (E I) de N
100
Preferred
Cummins
_*
$2 preferred
-
Dunhill
87*4
Commercial Credit
29
Dundee Textile
30
t c *
com
(R G)—
Bradstreet Corp.*
$6 preferred
*
10
Tobacco—*
5% Preferred -100
Oudahy Pack
50
17*4"
pref..*
v
Dubilier Condenser *
Common
Columbus Auto—
Co.-100
com
conv
Oolum Carbon
Case Lockwood &
5%
1
Vot tr ctfs com..*
'Is
*
Dry den Paper
Dun
Cuban
20
Columbia Pic com.*
Carter (J W) Co...1
Casco Products
*
100
Cuban Atl Sugar—
2034
4*4
21
35
5
»
1
20
Preferred
7% preferred..100
*
B'casting
Sys Inc class A 2 X
Class B
2X
Columbia
4*4
Celotex Co
Cuban-Am Sug
14*4
Driver Harris Co 100
♦
10
Cuba Co
Preferred
IX
*
*
*
Carriers & General. 1
Brainard
preferred. 100
8%
34
Steam Valve..5
Dri
*
Crucible Steel...100
7% preferred--100
Crystal Oil Ref
*
Preferred10
Oolt's Patent Fire
Carey
100
(S R) Mfg
part conv n-c A_*t
Class B
—-*
$5 conv pref
3*4
18*4
6*4
»
Dresser
95
--.*
Dow Drug-Preferred
"ox
Wire common
Stores-.*
35*4
21*4
Seal.*
21
100
'4*4
5*4
-25
Coal B
Dominion
Can Indus Alcohol-♦
Preferred
18*4
Doubleday Doran.*
Douglas Aircraft..*
Douglas Shoe pf.100
Dow Chem com
*
Crown Cork lnt A_*
Crown C'k &
it*
100
Dominion Glass. 100
Preferred
100
Crown Central
Petroleum (Md)_5
95
5% preferred.. 100
100
25
Crosley Radio
*
Orowell Publish'g_ *
Preferred
100
Crowley Milner—*
34
14
Finance—
Domestic
6
*
Croft Brewing
12*4
6% preferredlOO
(Jacob) Pkg—
6*4% pref.—100
.
Collins & Aikman..*
37
(J) Cruc--100
Cum
Creole Petrol
_*
Peet common
K2H
32
Can Fairbank
Dixon
Dobeckum Co com.l
Dr Pepper Co.--..*
Dodge Mfg
*
12*4
Stocks trust ctfs.*
Coleman Lamp &
II"
10 h
65
*
*
*
Coca-Cola Intern-_*
of New York
Coca-Cola Co
Class A
3*4
17
*
..*
A
Class
i 5V*
Cream or Wheat
SOX
9
Dixie-Vortex Co-
5% conv pf—100
Creamery Package.*
25
10*4
15*4
67*4
Seagrams Ltd
*
5% pref w W..100
Distillers Liquors..5
Divco-Twin Truck. 1
Common
Ooty Inc.i
*
Oourtaulds Ltd—
Am deprcts ord£l
Covered Wagon Co
$1.50 conv cl A.20
Cramp (W) & SnslOO
Crane Co com
25
Golgate-Palmolive-
•
2*4
17 X
26*4
Distillers Corp-
Warrants
36*4
32*4
_
4
125
80
5% conv pref--50
7*4
21
*
denum Co
14
V
*
Cliffs Corp v t c
Climax Molyb¬
100
Dictograph Prod..2
57*4
165*4
3*4
Refg--25
preferred- .100
10
Discount Corp (NY)
Distillers Co Ltd. £1
102
Corn Prod
*
109
Airways
Preferred
Olev Un Stk Yds..*
95
Preferred
Canadian Dredge
& Dock
44*4
117*4
6*4
128
Oorroon & Rey'ds.*
io h
71
31*4
4
Oleve Tractor
100
48
16 *4
Oopperwela Steel. 10
Cord Corp
6
Hobbing
Mach com
5
10
96*4
Dictaphone Corp..*
Elec Corp com—
Corning Glass Wk 10
Preferred
100
30
102
6*4% pf (w w) 100
Diamond T Motor 2
Cornell-Dubilier
Clayton & Lambert *
Cleveland Graphite
Bronze com
1
19*4
4*4
35
4*4
35
*
Shoe
Diamond
Cooper Bessemer--1
$3 prior pref
*
25
ilH
ilH
Calif Pack
Bid
Par
Per share
30
Clark (D L) Co
*
Clark Equip Co._.*
Preferred.
100
H
X
Oalamba Sugar
►
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
share
Clark Controller—.1
21
Cable El Pr v t c__*
Stocks
Ask
Per share
Byron Jackson
of issue
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date
Bid
Par
Stocks
Ask
Bid
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
&
Quotations for all securities are as near as
*
15*4
Nov., 1937]
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks
Bid
Par
Per share
Emsco Derrick
11
6
Endicott-Johnson. 50
40
106%
Eureka Pipe Line. 50
Eureka Vac Clean. 5
Evans Products ---6
28 %
10
Ex-Cell-0 A A T—3
Exch Buffet Corp..*
Fair (The) Chicago *
„
,
75
2
11
95„
Fairchild Aviation .1
Fairchild Eng & Aer_
Fajardo Sugar
20
Falstaff Brewery--1
J*
1
75c/
r
Common
Preferred--Ferro Enamel
9%
4%
22%
72%
44*
60
6% pref
15
$7 preferred—100
Fla Portld Oem
u
t s.
it*
23
36
37%
26%
22 %
-
87%
2%
4%
Preferred
100
Ford Motor Ltd—
Am dep rets ord—
Ford Mot of Can 100
F-R Publishing-—-*
Francisco Sugar
*
Franklin Process.—*
Franklin Rayon.-.1
Franklin Ry Sup..*
Freeport Sulphur. 10
.*• 6% conv
pref-100
Froedtert Grain A
Malt common..-1
Preferred..15
Fruehauf Trailer..1
Fuhrman & Schmidt
Brewing com
1
Fuller (G A) Co—
Partic prior pref.*
2d preferred
*
Fuller Mfg com
1
Gabriel Co cl A—*
Gair (Robert) com.l
$3 Preferred
10
Gamewell
$6
conv
3
5
18%
19%
2
21
77
1%
2%
-;3%
12%
23
6%
25
24
5H
27
27
Gibson Art
Gilbert (A O)
Preferred
# 5%
14%
9%
60c
24
29
12
14
\l
■is7
25
'
1%
Houston*
Co.
*
15&
16
pref
89
92
14%
Garylod Container. 5
Preferred
50
Gen Accepfce Corp
Class A
--'
5
47
Conv preferred—
Gen Alloys Co
*
20
Preferred
10
Gen'l Amer Oil of
Texas common..5
4
2%
V; 5
General American
Transportation- -5
41%
I
Hevden Chemical
10
32
23
27
8%
Bart A Co com_25
61%
26%
26%
$5 conv pref,—.*
Goodyear T & R of
88%
HindeA Dauch.._10
95
*
r
80
51
50
(H W)
r
54
54%
3
3%
_*
32
22
25
9
8%
-
Grand Raps Vara.*
Grand Union ctfs-.l
$3 cum conv pf_.*
Granite City St'l—*
..100
5%
66
3
2
2%
1%
V 2%
1%
Station
10
com
.;•
Lakes
Dock
...
y 31%
32%
8
a
50
7%
7%
100
74
y;
121.y
76%
124
conv
pref
15%
36
32
Great West Sugar—*
29%
7% preferred.. 100
$6 preferred-.100
SI.50 preferred..*
Green (H L) Co—1
Greyhound Corp. .5
*
5% % preferred-10
Groc Store Prod-26c
Gruen Watch
1
—25
125
10%
y 2%
i
13%
22%
14
23%
94%
*
*
Preferred
15%
19
*
Holophane Co—
28
32
21%
109%
4%
22%
110%
7% preferred--100
Int Mercan Mar
Internat'l Metal
*
Industries cl A—* k
Int Nickel (Can)
*
Class
B
n
Nominal,
r
8
*
y 5%
3%
1
New common._15
New 5% pref—100
Warrants
„
14%
55
7% preferred—100
Petrol
63%
30%
3%
*
Internat Prod
*
»
100
Preferred
Internat Radio
1
Int Safety Razor B.*
Internat Salt
_*
Internat Shoe—
♦
Internat Silver.. 100
7% preferred..100
Int Text Book
*
3
75
:
Interstate
8
20%
36
a*
,3%
.-3%
1%'
Int Vitamin Corp..*
Bakeries*
6%% preferred..*
Dept St's*
7 % preferred. 100
21
Interstate
16%.
75
_
Equipment -----1
Interstate Hos'y
*
Intertype Corp
*
8% 1st pref.-.100
Iron Fireman vtc
*
Irving Air Chute—1
Irving (John) Shoe.l
Preferred w w_.25
Jacobs (F L) Co
1
Jarvis (W B) Co
1
84
Johns-Man ville
16%
5%
■
26
12%
115
,
17
y
8%
15
*
l8*
Jeannette Glass...*
_
Hard't(NY).*
5% preferred.-100
Houdaille-Hershey
*
Class B
Household
*
13%
5% preferred-.100
Material com
m
-66%
8%
9
$1.50 conv t>ref_20
Houston Oil (Tex)—
19
Vot tr ctfs
Preferred
25
10%
23
2%
23
51
Ho
Scale com...*
18
23%
1st preferred
100
Hubbell (Harvey).5
40
Hudson Mot Car..*
Humble Oil A Ref.. *
Hummel-Ross Fibre
Common
—5
Hunter Steel com..*
"9 %
14
10
63%
64%
;<
**
11%
9%
4%
6%
18
100
Canadian price.
t New stock,
2%
60
3%
37
82
40%
19%
60
85
5%
Dept
Common
85
122%
22
Furnace com
10
K C Stk Yds Me-100
Kaufman
20
..
7% preferred--100
Joslyn Mfg A Supp.
8%
18%
8%
17
ve
Steel common.100
Preferred
Katz Drug com
23:,
t c. .25
*
21
65
v
A
Kokenge—
Kalamazoo Stove A
82
1
Class
Johnson Tin Foil
A Metal- —--.100
Jonas A Naumb'g2 %
Jones A Laughlin
Julian A
Houston Oil Field
30
133
7%
26
*
35
6
103%
Finance
38
1
*
7 % preferred- -100
Johnson Educat Bisc
St's
12.50
Kaynee
20%
\-7%
1%
10
10
5
Preferred.—-.100
80
Kayser (Jul
9
A Co.5
Keith-A1 bee-Orph7% conv pref 100
Keith (Geo C) Co—
7 % preferred- 100
2
Keller
13
_
tEx-dividend."
16%
87
30
.
Dorian Color
Film
Common
A; Last sale,
133
—♦
O
Kellogg Co
value
11
47%
7% cum pref.-100
Int Pap A Pow A—*
..20
Kelly Springfld Tire
Without par
19%
78%
146%
*
15%
4%
5%
25
6% preferred-—20
•
18
*
80
Preferred-.-..100
Horder's Inc com.-*
Hormel A Co com—*
Horn (AC) com
1
Prior preferred-.5
142
Mach—10
85"
180
6
60
11%
8%
4%
5%
12
Sewing
Int Cigar Mach
Harvester
Int
Jefferson Electric..*
Jefferson Lake Oil *
Jenkins Bros
25
Jewel Tea
*
Chemical com.100
.
Common
*
Common
85
Furnace—1
Horn
15%
20
Great Lakes SS
*
Great Nor Pap.-.25
Preferred
Hollander(A)A Son 5
29
fnt Business Mach.*
Internat Button Hole
*
2%
15%
Dredge
com
*
Class A
*
com
Preferred
y.9
Common
4%
11%
3%
*
Agricultural._*
7% prior pref. 100
Interstate Home—
15%
Holly Sug Co
*
7% preferred-.100
Gt Atl & Pac Tea
Great
98
33
Holt (H) A Co A..*
Hooker Electro i
19
6
93
43
15
15
2%
1%
10%
2%
24
'23
30
.;,3%
2%
11%
■;f is":-
16
21
21%
7% preferred—21
5%
60
'46
45%
65
Prior pref
Holland
Grand Nat Films.. 1
Grand Rapids Brassl
Preferred
5
pref-100
conv
Class B———_*
Hoe (R) class A__ 10
-
Silk
Hosiery com
*
7% preferred. .100
Gould Coupler A._*
Graham-Paige Mot 1
1
preferred-.5
Hires (C E) Co A—*
24
Gossard
6%
v
Chem
Common
$1%
C
Spencer
Hilton-Davis
&
Greenfld T'p & Die*
42%
Hewitt Rubber
93%
9%
37
7
*
2%
; 6
53"'
22%
&
21*
94
50
29%
Int.
Internat Pulp
17:;
91%
Goo iricn (B
*
69
Int
4
Heywood-Wakefield
Common
25
2
126
102
18%
.*
5
—
Hibbard
50
14%
%
18%
100
pref.
conv
*
♦
100
*
9%
129 •:
27
A. *
75c
8%
13"
80
Non vot
m
15
55c
127%
$4
22%
65
Industrial Silica
Ingersoll Rand
6% preferred
Inland Steel
131
38
-
98%
154
125
Preferred
*7*
2.!'4
100
Class
75
51
7%
Gar Wood Indust—3
92
130
*
23
com
5%
25
1
34
6
8%
8%
26"
Hersuey Chocolate. *
•
13%
97%
3%
3%
i
3
Indus Machine-.—1
Industrial Rayon
*
1
6
5
5%
6% preferred.. 100
nerr-Hall-Marv 100
92
33
:
Hershey Creamery. *
.14
y, 3
,
Oil.
Royalties
1
Hercules Motors
*
Hercules Powder..*
13
87
25
Hendey Mach "B
Hendrick Ranch
46
Gray Telephone Pay
&
59
49
Helvetia
18%
7%
7%
25
pflOO
non-rum
Preferred
1%
22
Interchemical Corp *
6 % preferred
100
Intercont Rubber..*
6%
*
Preferred xw
Helme G W)
7%
29-l
A
Goldblatt Bros
Gorham Inc
1%
.*
interlake Iron
$3 pref
*
Heller (WE) com.2
Preferred w w__25
68
—*
Preferred
$3 conv pref.-.20
Garlock Pack——*
Class
5
%
45%
it*
llw
pref. .50
conv
Helena Rub'stein—*
8
32
Grant (W T)
..*
Graton & Knight. _*
90
%
96%
12%
7%
12%
13
3%
Hein-Werner Motor
Parts Corp com.3
42%
*
*
'
B
Indus Brown Hoist—
1st pref
10
2d preferred
10
Indus Finance vtc 10
75c
33
Heileman Brewing _1
4%
7
12%
*
3
1%
65c
5
Preferred
50
Goodall Worsted-50
Good Humor Corp 1
Gannett Co Inc—
$6 conv pref——*
Gardner-Denver— *
6%
8
6%
75
Stores
"9"
8%
*
Dept
3
17%
6%
F)
/
6
73%
17%
7%
16
Gotham
40c
7%
::
Hearst Consol Hub
7 % class A pref_25
Hiker Prod v t C—*
39
1
Cl^ss
■
10
U
$3 pref with war.*
Gorham Mfg v t c.*
114
16
85
"5%
29
—
W
h
Indus Accep Corp
Cum pref—
100
}*
:"2
1%
12%
Class A
Indian Terr Ilium
Oil non-vot A
8%
54
:
Preferred
—10
fndiana Pipe Line 50
Indian Refining..10
Indiana Steel Prod.l
2%
*
.._
Common
60
Preferred
8%
15%
lW---
Hearns
2%
21
6% pref.*
Indiana Limestone .1
Indian Motocycle
*
80
*
....
15
12%
Preferred-
1
26"
59
Canada
23%
14.
2%
2%
Class B
$5 conv pref—
Gimbel Bros
__*
$6 preferred
*
Class B
10%
63
5
26
_.*
Indiana Gas A Chem
128
9%
38
Pneum
Tool new
26%
;,v 59
Hazel-Atlas Glass.25
Hazeltine Corp
*
10
13%
Independent
10
6%% pref ww 100
Hathaway Bak A._*
29
4%
Gobel (Adolf) Co..l
Godchaux Sugar
27
121
:
18%
18%
Imperial Tobacco
100
25%
1
Class B n-v
95
30
15c
4%% conv pref 50
Globe Knitting-.2%
Globe Wernicke
»
Preferred.
*
£1
of Gt Brit A Irel'd
Am dep rets ord £1
94
1
14%
Gilbert-Varker
1
Gilchrist Co
Gillette Saf Razor.*
32:
26"
10
Harvard Brew
Hat Corp class A
2
23%
26
Goodyear Tire
% Rubber com
7
31
28
;:y
95
*
1
.
Hartman Tob
105
22
*
—
—
-
30
102
100
15%
50
$5 preferred
8
28%
22%
108
Preferred
23
10
of Canada com—5
Corp
-.10
Hartf d Rayon com*
13
*
10
Imperial Oil Ltd
*
Registered sharesImperial Tobacco
26
101
$7 conv pref-—_*
Hayes Body
__2
Haytian Corp of
-.50
Goebel Brewing
2%
12%
Harnischfeger
•J 64"
8%
pref
conv
Indus rets
*
100
8
2
Imperial Chemical
;%8
25
*
Potter com..
$5 preferred
6
29
America
com
Preferred
2%
75
:■
;
15%
pref A100
cum
8%
12%
Harris Seybold
I
warrants
Cement
75c
20%
•
7-
1
37
110
6%s
12
lj
15:
Ideal Cement
Illinois Brick
Imco Partic Ltd
3%
I;
com
1%
7% pref unstpdlOO
7% pref stmpd 100
Hygrade Food Prod5
Hygrade Sylvan
*
55
8
Ask
J*
1
common
Huylers Inc—
Common
11
6% preferred.-100
Harrisburg Steel
5
,112
Opt
Rights
6%
Gallager&BurtonA 1
Galveston
90
70c
$7 conv pref——*
Foundation Co
*
of Canada
*
Fox Film class A
*
Fox (Peter) Brew. _5
16
17%
18%
Ford Motor France
43
,
Gleaner Harvester.*
Glen Alden Coal
*
Glldrien Co
.-*
3%
M
.5 H
Class A...--.-_*
Class B
.*
Foreign shs A-..*
Foundation Co
%
34
5
Am dep rets
Fort Pitt Brewing. 1
Foster Wheeler.-10
11
24
2%
14
4%s conv pref. 100
Foote Bros Gear &
com
■'H
22
_
Mach
Sub
8%
9*
43%
112
Giant Portland—
7
17
Florence Stove
*
Florsheim Shoe com*
Flour Mill8 of Am. *
Preferred
*
Fohs Oil new
*
Follansbee Bros
*
Preferred
100
Food Machinery. 10
Refractories
120
1%
27%
Genessee Brew A__1
-
,
23
Georgian (The) Inc *
8% class A pref_20
5|*
FitsSimons AGonnell
DAD com--...*
Flintkote Co com. *
55%
118
"29"
6%
Fisk Rubber Corp.l
$6 preferred—100
it*
1%
warrants
Gen Time Instru—*
Gen Tire & Rub.. .5
9
Harbison-Walker
3
2£
103
New common.--*
35
114
57
•83%
32%
12%
*
New
43
43%
25
96
17
85
Common
Hupp Motor old—10
A*
2%
Hamilton Watch._*
$6 preferred..-100
Hammermill Paper
Common
.10
6% cum pref. .100
Hammond Clock-.5
Hanna (M A)——*
$5 cum pref
*
i08%
$6 preferred
*
Gen Rayon A stk—*
Gen Ry Signal
*
6% preferred--100
92%
7
A*
15
100
Bid
Par
Per *hare
25
Hamilton Mfg—
Cl A pref part--10
19
/
56
26
113
if*
•28
-
$6 conv pref
*
Gen Theat Equipt—
91
33
4
*
Class A
20
30
25%
ser A-100
First Nat Stores
*
7% 1st pref—100
Flshman (M H)
*
$5 preferred --100
„
12
22%
Filene's(Wm)Sons _*
Firestone Tire A Rub
Common
.10
121
4
Gen Refractories. .*
Gen Steel Casting—v
26%
1
27
25%
110
.*
General Print Ink- -1
25%
8
2
5%
Gen Plastics
_1
1
1
,
6% preferred--100
4%
23
76%
Stocks
Hussmann-Ligonier *
Hajoca Corp...*
Preferred
100
Hale A Kilburn—
Preferred
100
Hall Lamp com
*
Hall (W F)Print'g 10
Haloid Co.
5
Common-.-
46
Trading Corp.l
12
_ _
4%
36
5th Ave Coach —>25
_
13
5%
20%
5% preferred
*
Gen Optical pref
*
Gen Outdoor Adv't'i
«*
Preferred
Flat Am dep rets
Fidelio Brewery
pref--100
cum
4
Federated Dept Sts *
4 % % preferred 100
Feltman & Curme
9
1
20
A Alabaster Ltd.*
13
General Motors.-10
v*
83
—-*
230
4
73
5
: 90
6%
Ask
Gypsum Lime
Machinery—*
7%
is
;
Oil
Gulf Oil Corp
4 % % preferred 100
General Mills
*
22
210
Preferred
30
Federal Motor Tr—*
Fed Screw Works--*
F G
Gen Foods Corp
*
Household Util
Gen
20%
6%
13
26%
Gen
90c
18
*
4%
12%
25
20
7 % preferred- -100
Fanny Farmer Candy
Fansteel Metallurg *
Farnsworth Televis*
Fedders Mfg
5
Federal Bake Shops*
1.60
19%
Gen Fire Extlng—*
Gen Fireproofing. _ *
Bid
Par
Guantanamo Sug__*
8% preferred--100
Guardian Coal A
125
Am dep rets reg £1
Gen Finance Corp.l
Common
Can Corp com—1
Stocks
43%
33%
7%
32
'
108
1.50
87
STOCKS
IthQ month preceding the date of Issue
Per share
43
~3~~
2%
%
v
7% preferred--100
Gen Candy A- ——5
General Carpet——1
Gen Cigar common *
7% preferred--100
Gen Crude Oil.-2%
Ask
o
share
General Electric—*
General Elec Ltd—
2%
11%
31%
31
6% preferred—100
6% convpref
Famous Players
2
11%
2%
73
Fairbanks Co
25
8% preferred- 100
Fairbanks Morse--*
„
JB
7
7% preferred--100
.
General Cable-—-*
Class A
*
35
,10%
'•••
*
General Box Oorp.l
General Bronze
5
^
13
rer
%
Baking—-5
$8 1st pref
108
o
^
General
47
5% preferred--100
Equit Office Bldg_.♦
Esquire-Coronet
1
•
MISCELLANEOUS
&
possible for the closing day
are as near »s
yy %
5
_i%
*
32
2
,v.ft
INDUSTRIAL
88
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
;
Per share
*
-
','.
".*•>.
r-*\
Conv class A
¥
Keystone Steel &
10%
Wire common...*
Watch
41;
16 2-3
Case
26
1
Kimberly-Clark
*
Kingsbury Brew
1
King Seeley com__l
Convertible pref 20
Kingston Products. 1
Kinney (G R) Inc_.l
$5 prior pref
*
$8 preferred
♦
Kirby Lumber.. 100
Kir by Petrol
1
Klein (DE) Co
*
9%
20
-
:'V-K .'
3%
2%
,
■
60
15
-7
Kieinert Rubber.. 10
Knight (B B & R) pf*
Knott Corp
1
Kobacker Stores
*
Cum pref 7%_100
yym:
9
70
80
%
Bakine
irti
29
11%
8%
19%
common,
Kysor Heater
1
Laclede Steel
50
Lago Petroleum
Lake of the Woods
ft.#
80
1
Milling
*
Preferred
r
100 r
16
2%
1
Corp
Landers, Frary &
Clark
.i..
3%
Lakev Fdy & Macb 1
Lambert Co
.*
Lanatin
16
28
25
Lane Bryant Tnc__*
7%
7% pref w W..100
Lanston Monotype
87%
Machine Co.. 100
75
2%
LaSalle Ext Univ..5
Lautaro Nitrate A
37
6% preferred. .100
$3
$3
Lawrence Portland
'Vment.4.
Leath & Co
com
Preferred.
5%
13 K
4% conv pref. 100
Lehigb Valle^ Coal *
cum conv
pf 50
*
Lehman Corp
Lehn & Fink Prod .5
*
Leland Electric
Inc....^,_l
G)1
Ley (Fred T) & Co.*
Libbey-Owens-Ford*
Liberty Baking
*
>
1
Common
25
B.
7 ^preferred.
_
100
17K
Link Belt Co
Lion Match
*
Lion Oil Refg
*
Lipton (Thomas J)—
Class A
.1
6% preferred
25
Uquid Carbonic..
Ut Brothers
Pfeferred---. ^ 100
Loblaw Groc Ltd A*
Class B.._....".*
Locke Steel Chain
Lockheed Air Craft!
Locomotive Firebox*
Loew's Inc
*
-
pref.
Loew's Bos Thea.25
$6.50
,
7% preferred.. 100
*
No par,
value.
iy'
24%
K
pref....*
Mfg
*
McLellan Sts com.l
6% conv pref. 100
McQuay NorrisMfg*
McWilliams Dredge*
Mead ( orp com
*
22%
48%
»6 preferred serA*
10
$5.50pfserB ww*
Mead Johnson com *
Melville
Mellins Food
10
100
Preferred
•
7
Transportation—*
14%
Merchants Refrig—*
Preferred
100
18
19 %
2%
25
Merck & Co com.-l
Vachman Springf—*
28
4%
28%
Mat Acme Co
55
62
Merrimac Hat
23%
20 K
z4
Preferred
10V2
7K
8
64 K
w
i8o*
64%
105
13
39
24
Lino.*
Merrimac
*
■It
Mat Aviation..-.10
Mat Baking com
1
30
Mfg.. 100
100
Merritt, Chapman &
Scott com......:*
6%% pref A100
Messenger Corp
5
13%
Mesabi Iron
Mesta Machine
39%
Metalastic Corp
1
Metal Textile Corp *
4%
......
$3.25 pref.
1
5
*
T"
National Candy
22
Mat Casket
■2K
42
6%
44
m
30
,
100
Preferred
21
Metrop Playhouse.*
4
106
200
250
Mexican Eagle Oil.4
Mexico-Ohio Oil
*
3%
1%
110
120
18%
24
15"
Process <1 o
River
New
Nat Food Products
Class A w w
1
Class B
50c
.*
*
%
*
2%
N Y Air Brake
*
m
Steel
2nd pref
r
Canadian price.
I New stock.
2%
39
J-
IK
pref....*.100
100
*
l|;
5*
10%
13%
14%
N Y Shipbuilding. .1
Founders shares. 1
6%
3%
5
80
10
12% '
12%
88
N Y Transit
Nicholson
16
12%
13%
14%
6%
65
14
37
_.
North Amer Car__20
8%
8
72
*
22%
153
Common _..w..il
Class A pref
1
Class B
16%
$
15%
113
2
6% prior pref. .50
Am
5,„
7%
2%
5%
7%:
3
42
39
A........*
B
......*
6% % preferredlOO
Nortn Cent Texas_5
21%
No European
10
North German Lloyd
Amer shares.....
11%
16
10%
5%
24%
26%
2%
S
1%
%
13%
3
; 5
26%
26%
48%
28%
28%
10
15
52
Refractories
Class
Oil
North & Judd
25
,
2%
50r
4%
%
1
Nor Paper Mills..
North Pipe Line..50
2
27
14%
6
3%
60
%
3
29'
25
7
14
14%
51
53
Engine
N'west
21
3
22
5
36%
38%
*
23
24
7% preferred...50
Novadel
Pharm
Agene
Nu-Enamel
1
2%
4%
5%
.
i3%
,■
*
Yeast-..100
Norwalk Tire &
Rubber ......*
N'west
Norwich
1
1
Com class B....*
Class
46
pref
North Amer Rayon
Com class A
*
No
15%
6%
5
1
North Amer Avia__ 1
27
North Amer Cement
~1%
148%
i
ft
5
33
9
Noblitt-Sparks
Noma Elec Corp.
24
22
■
34
26
12
8,
•
4%
31
1
1900 Class B
15
ft
*
N les-Bement-Pond *
18%
53%
,3
13%
6%
4%
46
40
10
File
10
9
7% pref.-....100
18
Nunn-Bush Shoe 2%
Preferred
Nominal,
27
Mining Stocks
Newton
Ogilvie Flour Mills.*
n
18%
22
•
Co—See
M Y Dock
109
Fire-Proofing-5
5
18
108
106%
9%
5%
24%
20%
Nat Dist Prod
*
Mat Enam & Stpg_*
1% vftft 2
Land...*
Nlquero SuglOO
1
Arizona
Newport Indus
$5 non-cum pf.100
N Y Merchandise. 10
50
9
*
13%
50
N Y Investors com. *
7% pref class B100
*
12%
*
Mew Mexico &
111
Mat
100
co n
15
90
N J Worsted pf.,100
New
110
Mat Dept Stores
pref
15
13%
8%
13%
1\\h
(Del) 1
26%
13
_._.*
Hav Cl com.25
6%%
7 % pref class A100
125
A: Last sale,
$7
Mat Cash Reg
Nat Container
Nat Fuel Gas.
19
*
*
*
6% preferred-—10
Metal & Thermit..*
26
Preferred
com
Nat Cylinder Gas__l
Nat Dairy Prod
*
101%
20
7% preferred..100
National Bronze &
4%
25%
*
Lime
England
New Idea
;
"
12
25
A..
New Britain Mach
units
9%
Nat Battery pref..*
Mat Bellas-fless
1
Mat Biscuit
..10
Aluminum Fdy
15
120
64
8
new corn-
6% preferred--100
w
13
118
Rayon
$6 preferred
91
50
Preferred
87%
Automotive
Fibres
Bedford
1st
62
1
Mat
5
100
common
Preferred
N Y Auction
105%
5
6% preferred.. 100
Mergenth'ler
3
Muskegon Motor
Spec cl A.......*
Myers (FE)& Bros.*
102% Narragansett Rac'g 1
Merchants & Miners
21%
19%
.100
103
Cord¬
age
Mew
66
Nash-Kelvinator
6%
21
12K
100
Murphy (G C)
*
5% pref
100
Vlurray Corp
10
Murray-Ohio Mfg *
83
67% Muskegon Piston
King com.^^.2;50
117
*
1% Muskogee Corp
Merchants & Mfrs
$2 Partic pref_-__*
60
28%
10,
17
7
27
Preferred
2%
Bedford
45%
99%
5% preferred-.100
New
7%
v: 14%
13%
.
Mercantile Stores. _*
*
Murphy VarnishlOO
60
Mercantile Credit-
30
3
Munsingwear Inc
40
*
Common
69%
68
7;
12
*
20
1
Newberry (J J) Co-
New
*
9%
98
1%
90
Nestle-Le Mur cl A ♦
7%
35
Mengel Co..
1
5% conv lstpf_50
1
159%
18%
31%
22%
7
6
■5%
Preferred
75
30
8%
*
_
65%
Nelson (Herman)..5
35
15%
pref.
3%
46
1
26
:;Vi; %6
5%.
conv
2
Neptune Meter A__ *
44%
137
5
$7
T
40
27 %
Neisner Bros
4%
23
10
Munising Paper
6% prior pref.
3!$
si*
*
Shoe
3
Mount'n& Gulf Oil 1
25%
10%
^Ay-
(Oscar)
*
Preferred...w.».*
Nehi Corp com....*
23%
15%
_
9%
48
Nebel
New
Motor
Mot Wheel Corp.
*
Nazareth Cement-10
Preferred.
100
82%
McKesson-Robb'ns 5
conv
5%
New
McKeesport Tin
$3
2
Drill
28
McKinney
Navarro Oil
44
14%
Cotton
Class
Mullins Mfg Corp—
Class B
...1
11%
100
12.50
Mew Bradford < Ml..5
86%
11%
65
Naumkeag Steam
y. 6
10
Amer shares.....
Products
*
22
10
28
7
(Philip)
17%
10%
com
9%
175
Machinery.. 100
Mtge Bk of Colombia
10%
9
*
240
6
90
2%
Natomas Co
175
1'lan com 25c
Preferred
10
15%
5
2
Nat Union Radio.. 1
135
Morris
96
85
10%
100
Morse Twist
29%
4%
8K
IK
100
Morrell(John) & Co*
27%
24%
2
Preferred A
55
7
106
24%
m
Nat Tea
m National common..*
Tool
1
Preferred B
Moore (Tom) Dist.l
Moore Drop For A_*
McGraw-Hill
44
120
33
McGraw Electric. .1
$5 preferred100
Longwest Corp
*
Loose Wiles Bis..25
5% preferred-.100
Lord & Taylor-.100
10
w*
Corp com..*
Mueller Brass Co__l
16
Lorillard (P)
Moore
107
8% preferred-.100
18
Plate
16
107%
136%
Moxie Co class A
44
1st preferred-.100
2d preferred--10(
26%
157
20
Pub.*
19
89
44%
.
82
42
.
17
10%
88%
*
100
18
4%% convpfd 100
Montgomery Ward
Common i »:
**
Class. A.....
*
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref
_...*
Mountain Prod
y 14
.
4P
4
.*
Common
a#
15%
Sec Co class A.l
.4 K
Long Bell Lum A
107
2%
12
IK
-
Lone Star Cement.*
$4.50 px ser A. 100
91
11
cum
Loft Inc
88
24
25
43
.10
Preferred..
Monroe l.oan Soc A1
44
93%
68%
72
45
41
Monsanto Chem._ 10
23
90
86
88
157
30%
4%
27
2%
; 9K
*
$3.50 preferred._*
Lindsay Lt&Ohem 10
1%
4%
of**
43%
26%
87%
Locom Wks_*
Lincoln Printing
14
15%
51
26
67
19
6%
3%
3
9%
Lily Tulip Cup.-..*
Lima
Mfg com—*
Molybdenum Corp 1
Monarch Mach T'l *
ilH
72
K
26
Lig & Myers Tob.25
15% Monogram Pictures 1
2% Monroe Chemical— *
Preferred
*
2%
Modine
80
27
_*
3
20%
2
48
100
100
40
145
25
25
25
*
Nat Supply
10
7% preferred-.100
Nat Supply (Pa)..10
5%% pr pref..100
$2 10-yr pref...40
95
9%
$2.50
15j
2]
4*
26^
10
Nat Steel Corp
Nat Sugar Refg
Nat Transit
12%
14%
Lessings
Preferred
25
32
85
Nat Standard
Mock Judson & Voe
7%
3%
29%
AK
Preferred.
25c
k
6
65
26
12
1%
1%
Common
12
pref-.*
45
Mo Portl Cement. 25
34
4%
30
*
8
7
100
AH
8
•
Nat Screen Serv
%
5*
*
*
$6 preferred
5
31
13
Lib McNeil & Lib.*
Life Savers Corp. .5
el*
7%
33%
61
—
K
Le Tourneau (R
20
*
Nat Rub Mach
118
1
Partic pref
7
10
*
M4
Missouri Kansas
Pipe Line
Radiator
Nat Shirt Sh Del—»
20
"2%
%
Appli.l
com..-*
Nat Steel Car Ltd.*
64%
102%
29
Mitten Bk Secur__25
40
25
2
com
Conv part
McCrory Stores
.1
Conv 6% pref. 100
6
27 K
60
19
100
3%
37
100
*
B
6«
263
Nat Service Cos
120*
19%
14%
Mission Oil
.2%
3%
3%
2%
McCord Rad cl A— *
Class
5
24
$7 preferred
31
'
Type—
..100
Nat
9
Minneap-Moline
Power Implem *
$6.50 cum pref..*
Mission Corp
*
20
4 „!
53
30
Pressure
Natl Pump
t
& Co Ltd
Oil Co
IK
Leonard Oil Devel 25
4%% pref
15
3%
5%% preferred. 10
Minn Min & Mfg__*
1%
2%
*
20 K
IK
5K
30%
UK
Lerner Stores.....*
Le Roi Co com...10
14%
McColl-Frontenac
101
95
25""
5% preferred.-100
Cooker
preferred—*
Miller (I) Sons com *
Pref 6%% —100
Minneap-Honeywell
Regulator
*
4% pref ser B—*
Morris
.
Nat Paper &
Common
17%
Conv
J*
d*
6%
Refining pref-
Oil
Miller & Hart—
■
19
*
pf w w ..*
pref x-war*
McCall Corp
25%
99%
Nat Print &
8
*
Preferred
4%
19%
*
Leh Portl Cement.25
6 V'
15%
IK
14 K
1%
Lefrourt Rlty Corp 1
Conv pref
*
Leh Coal & Nav
28
15
..5
26
7%
McCahan Sugar
-mi
26
^
Lee Rub & Tire
cum
48
*!%
Warrants
19
17
100
*
cum
80
Preferred
Midwest Piping &
12
k
Maytag Co
1st $6 pref
%
28%
10
8
...»
Preferred
3
]
Scrip.......... i.
11
.100
May Dept Stores. 10
May Hosiery com.*
Lawbeck Corp—
26
6%
Nation'l Malleable &
National
Midwest
j
;
72*1
5%
Supply common.*
2
7 % preferred-
90
156
138
60
92
100
preferred-100
Nat Licorice com
67
nf %
...
Math'son Alkali
_
Products com.*
3
Manufac's Trading
Ǥ*
98
27%
152%
131%
pref A....100
pref B
100
National Leather. 10
Mid-West Abras.SOc
At*
49
11
2d non-cum
National Lead...10
Nat Oil Products-.4
_
8% 1st pref—100
$2 n-cdivshares.*
Midvale Co
*
1%
10%
6 Co common.. 10
1
Mapes Cons Mfg..*
Maple Leaf Mill...*
Preferred
100
17 K Maracaibo Oil Exp.l
29% Marathon Paper. .25
UK Margay Oil Corp..*
Marine Midland
I
9
Marlin Rockwell
1
20 K Marion St Shov—*
Preferred
100
Marshall Field & Co*
Mar Tex Oil com.-l
Common class A_1
Martin (Glen L)
17
1
Martin Parry Corp *
146
3 K Masonite Corp
*
16 K
5% A conv pf.100
3 K Massey-H arris
*
Preferred
100
Master Electric
1
30
m
.
Midland Steel
2%
1%
V24
*
Manhattan Shirt.25
Manischewitz
*
Manh-Dearborn
93 ^
12
28
Steel Castings ..*
Nat Mfrs &Stores fii*
3%
*
iClass B v t c
*
Mland Oil Corp—
$2 conv pref
*
Class A v t c_
12%
11%
103 K
7%
40
.
50
,26
32
36
Manning Bowman
103
Koppers Co 6% pf 100
Kresge Dept Stores 1
4 % preferred. 100
8% preferred..100
Kresge (S S) Co—
Common (vot)_10
Kress (S H.'__
*
6% preferred
10
Kreuger (G) Brew.l
Kroger Grocery &
35%
*
$5 conv pref
24K
89
Nat Lock Wa8her.20
States Pet—
.iddle
•
28
..1
Common
%
4%
2%
23%
1
Mid-Cont Petrol. .10
ftft-"|%
Mangel Stores—
11%
£1
25%
7% preferred-.100
Ctfs of deposit.
Kolster-Brand Ltd—
Amer shares
47
Mandel Bros Inc.. *
8
.
10
Products com
32
6%
Warrants
10
9
*
6%
com.l
pf. 100
pf. .20
Natl Gypsum
1st 7 % cum
~
18
-
11
1
Tube.2%
Michigan Sugar
Preferred
21
30
4
..
Mich Steel
123%
18
27
3%
:
'A
Per share?
Mickelberry's Food
preferred-.100
Sugar—100
Otfs of deposit-
45
4
1
Mich Bumper
Mich Gas
Oil
41%
6%
■:
Ask
Bid
Par
■
Mexican Petrol....1
7
Manati
26%
o^*
35
20%
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Per share
35c
h
Lynch Corp
5
MacAnd & Forbes 10
3
■'17
Stocks
25
2
14% Macfadden Newsp.*
4% Macfadden Pub—*
Preferred
*
"5 % Mack Trucks Inc.-*
MacMillan Co
*
10 % Macy (R H) Co Inc *
Mad Sq Garden ..*
46
Magazine Repeater
Razor com
1
27 K
Preferred
*
IK
Majestic Radio &
W*
Television com__l
22
3% Mallory (P R)
*
*
■r,.i
21
1
Steel
'
20c
<25
Lukens Steel...—50
4*
134%
5
Keyes Fibre com..*
Keystone
Ludlum
95
Kerlyn Oil cl A
Class A
6% % conv pf.100
Ludlow Valve
*
Preferred.
100
170A
Corp com
$6 part pref A—*
Kennedy's Inc
5
$1.25 conv pref..*
Ken-Rad Tube &
Lamp A
*
Kendall
<«
Louisiana Oil Refg.*
11K
11
Ask
Per share
3
Packing—.*
Loudon
97 %
1
1
B_
Class
8
7%
KelloggSwitch & 8 _•
5% conv pref. 100
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
'..i,
,;i.
■
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Bid
Par
Stocks
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
Quotations for all securities are as near as
"p'wk'-'.'s 'ft
V
100
205
220
152%
165
m
Nov., 1937]
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
*
Ohio Match
*
Ohio Oil
♦
Oilstocks Ltd
*
Okonite common 100
6% preferred.. 100
Oldetyme Distillers 1
Oliver Farm Equip.*
Warrants
Omnibus Oorp vtc. *
10%
160
Petrolite Corp Ltd.*
16%
Pfeiffer Brewing—*
Pharis Tire & Rub.l
5%
107
6
62
-
Per
il*
Preferred
100
104
Ohio Seamless Tube*
t
4
Par
20
13%
68
'$■
12
Phelps-Dodge
7
$6 preferred
*
Phila Insul Wire—*
99"
siH
2]>
35
Phillip-Jones Corp.*
7% preferred-.100
Phillips Packing—*
Phillips Petrol
*
Phoenix Hosiery—5
7% preferred-.100
11%
conv pr A.100
Oneida Ltd coml2
11
92g%
r'8%
21
Preferred.--.J...;
Onondaga Pottery.*
97
28
28
Ontario Mfg com.
&
M14
Oppenheim Collins.*
9%
Oshkosh B'Gosh
*
Conv preferred..*
27%
O'Sullivan Rubber. 1
Otis Elevator.s**
1%
25
110
6% preferred.. 100
Otis Steel
*
12%
7% prior pref.100 t154%
$5.50 conv 1st pf_*
61
Outboard Marine &
Manufacturing- .5
15%
Outboard Mot A._*
Class B
*
Outlet Co com
*
7 % preferred.. 100
30
30
15
9%
9
30
3
33%
20
7%
64
10
70
Pkge Corp...—5
Pierce Oil
8%
15%
48
9%
common...*
5%
Pierce Petroleum..*
6% pref...___*
Winterfront-1
6%%
Pitney-Bowes Post. *
Pittsburgh Brewing *
Preferred
—*
Owens-Ill Glass. 12%
Oxford Paper com.*
$6 preferred A
*
69
68
54
Pitts Coke & Iron..*
Pac Amer Fisheries 5
Pacific Can
...*
Pacific Coast Cq- -10
Pitts Coal (Pa).. 100
k
Pacific West Oil--10
Warrants...—
Pittston Co
5%
20
63
5%
62
95%
3%
3%
15%
110
14%
33%
18
23
Park & Tilford Tnc.l
9%
"2
25
58
42
Inc..*
Paramount-Publix 10
Paramount Pictures 1
24
45%
99%
5
4
15%
115
14%
33%
19%
23%
2%
20%
2%
Patchogue-Plymouth
7% preferred ...*
Peabody Coal B—5
6% preferred..100
Peck, Stow & Wile 25
Peerless Cement..
Peerless Corp..... 3
"Weighing &
%
7%
95
8
9
3%
4%
4
7
27
4%
38%
80%
Air¬
..1
Penn Coal & Coke 10
Pa-Dixie Cement..*
pref A. *
3%
2%
4%
26
40
81%
4%
2%
4%
30
2
3%
n%
60
47%
Sheaffer Pen
6%
2
.5%
154%
28
4
2%
50
Rights.
5%% conv pf.100
Shepard Niles Crane
S her w-Williams —25
Hoist
:%2%
97 T
Units
Peoples Drug Stores*
k 6% conv pref.. 10
Pepsi-Cola...... ..*
!%
lH
Preferred
44
_
*
100
20
Preferred
—100
*
5% preferred.. 100
Rocky Mt Fuel-.100
18
6%
100
1%
30
37
Root Petrol Co
22
pref—
1%
10
1
Price Bros & Co
Preferred.
*
.100
com
Corp
*
com
Proc & Gamble
*
*
8% preferred-.100
6% preferred. .100
Purity Bakeries—*
Pyrene Mfg
10
Quaker Oats
*
6% preferred-.100
guaker State Oil. .10
adio-Keith-Orph.*
New com w i.
Common
80
101
Ruberoid Co
*
8%
$2.50 conv pref..*
Ryan Car com
*
Preferred
39
6
14%
92
9%
96
136
Preferred——.50
15
.100
*
Mills com
St L Nat Stk Y
%
%
%
/u
3%
50
60
16%
3%
18%
4
19
16
30%
38
Preferred100
3
1%
3%
1%
29
5%
55
*
Reece Button HolelO
Match
19%
18%
12%
*
*
80
Smyth Mfg
92
South Dairies A—*
90
102
South'n Pine Line 10
24
7%
1*
40
1
15
3%
2%
86
12
20*
Snider
14%
Packing
17
3
'
Class B
Southern
7%
17%
4
35,
85
3
1%
.*
4
Webbing
Mills Inc..—...
Southland
7%
Royal..*
39
25
11*
So Porto Rico
7
38
27%
132%
2%
S'west Pa P L—-50
95
4
3%
Sug_*
8% preferred. .100
South
...25
Sangamo Electric. _*
San-Nap-Pak com.l
Shore Oil. 10c
18
3%
Spalding (AG)&Br_*
7% 1st pref... 100
Spang Chalf't & Co *
6% cum pref..100
Sparks-Witn'gt'n Co
Common-...—1.*
Units——.——
26%
3%
75
Savage Arms
*
Sugar---1
18%
Savannah
29%
37
37%
79%
3%
10%
Spear & Co
*
$5.50 preferred..*
Spencer Kellogg
*
Spencer Shoe
*
Sperry Corp vtc-1
Spicer Mfg Co
*
$3 conv pref A
*
Spiegel Inc com
2
$4.50 conv pref..*
Square D Co B
1
Squibb (E R) & Son*
$6 preferred
*
Savoy Oil
5
Schenley Distillers.5
5%% pref
100
Schiff Co com-....*
7 % preferred
100
Schulte Real Estatel
Preferred
100
.
30
78
15%
.
Reece Fold Mach.10
Reed Roller Bit
*
1%
8
15c
_
South Penn Oil
4%
77%
Sanborn Map.
-
26
110
St Regis Pap com..5
Preferred
100
Salt Creek Prod-.10
Samson United
1
20
*
St L Rocky Mt &
Pacific Co--100
Smokers
-
25
*
8ocony Vacuum. .15
Solar Mfg Corp
1
s<>notone Corp. ... 1
Conv preferred--1
Warrants—.-—
So8s Mfg common. 1
South Bend Lathe
Works--...—..5
South Coast Corp. -1
Preferred.-..-100
Southeast Exp. 100
54""
St Lawrence Flour
6%
28
100
Ryan Cons Petrol.*
Ryerson & Haynes.l
Safety Car H & L100
Safeway Stores
*
5% preferred—100
6% preferred--100
7% preferred-.100
St Joseph Stk Yd 100
St Lawrence Corp.*
32%
45
Reeves (Daniel)
7%
$6 preferred—.100
Corp. 10
65%
Russeks 5th Ave_2%
Rustless Ir & Steel. 1
*
*
cum
Typewriter vtc
%
*
*
1
of N Y ord shares
9
*
Petrol Derivatives.*
15
i>8s-Sheff S & O 100
6%
1
Royalite Oil Ltd...*
Royal Typewriter.*
7% preferred-.100
%
1%
49%
7% pref vot—.lOO
Pet Corp of Am.-.5
Petrol Conversion .1
17%
39%
.—*
Skelly Oil
93
54
5
Red Bank Oil
5c
3%
Sivyer Steel Casting
Royal Dutch Co
■22%
5
common
18%
Smith (A O)
Packing
10
Raymond Concrete
Mills
5
10
*
com
Smith & Corona
1
Rath
common
62
6%
240
pfd_20
conv
common
116
Preferred
Simon (Franklin) &
Co 7% pref...100
Simplicity Pattern .1
Singer Mfg
.100
Singer Mfg Ltd— £1
Sioux City Stock
Rossia lnt Corp...*
5% preferred-.100
Pile
*
Ross Gear & Tool—*
Producers Corp. .25c
B
3
Common..
10%
10%
210
com
3
32
8% preferred..100
Class
28%
Rose 5 10&25c Store
5% conv 1st pf—5
5% conv 2d pf—50
Process
23
*
pref--100
Skenandoa Rayon.*
5% preferred..100
$1.20
Pressed Steel CarCommon
30
9
Preferred
.—*
Sirian Lamp com..*
Preferred
*
Rogers Peet
100
Rollins Hosiery
1
Rolls Royce Ltd—
-
1 %
24
Slmms Petroleum. 10
Simonds Saw & Steel
Yards
Rogers Majestic—*
1
1
120"
*
Pub preferred
19
Preferred
100
Roeser & Pendleton *
3%
15%
Common.......*
Rockbestos ProdsRockwood Co
17
93%
108
_*
Simmons Co
7% 1st pref—.100
n*
>
98
Simmons Hdw & Pt
Rochester Button.
100
49%
20%
62%
2%
Simmons-Boar dman
Robinson(Dwight P)
1%
8%
19%
92%
107
*
Silex Co.
,9%
1%
28
29
25
25
5% pf ser AAA 100
3
*
conv
Raytheon Mfg—50c
6% preferred
5
Raybestos-Manhat *
Real Silk Hosiery
B——...lc
50
21
5%
14%
19%
41%
14
61%
20%
24
103
*
6%% pref
100
Regent Knitting
Petrol Heat & Pr..*
Petrol'm & Trad A.5
Mills Ltd
*
Preferred
•Without par value
19%
Warrants
&
.78
54
1%
25%
47%
*
1%
J*
24
•
9
Shell Transp & Tr £2
Shell Union Oil-...*
110
100
2%
11*
$5 conv pref
*
Sharp & Dohme
*
$3.50 conv pref..*
Shattuck (Frank G)*
Shawnee Pottery.. 1
m
9
Pressed Metals Am.*
New preferred.lOO
Penn Vy Crude Oil—
Class A........6
Circle
6*
"6%
4%
Shamrock O & G..1
Sharon Steel Cp._
96
Am deposit rets—
Rome Cable Corp.5
Roosevelt Field
5
Randall Corp pt A.*
Penn Salt Mfg—50
Penn Sugar
20
Perfect
109
*
Seversky Aircraft. .1
Preferred—. 12
5
Ralston Steel Car
New common.
45
*
21
Class B
Penn Glass Sand—
Common vtc—*
$7 cony pref-.-.*
Penna Industries..*
Units
..100
...
-----
Rainbow Luminous
Product A
*
fe4%% preferred_50
.
34
Railways Corp
Switch class A__ 10
vPenn Federal Corp.*
.
*
Hall
Pure Oil Co
27%
4%
.
Prentice
1
5
Penn Electric
Pet Milk—
5
9
%
*
Penney (J C) Com. *
stamped
Propper McCall'm.
t
Prosperity Co B
Publication Corp..*
Pullman Inc.
*
Punta Alegre Sugar *
'
B——_.*
.
Pref unstamped .5
com
1
Prairie Oil & Gas.25
Pratt & Lambert..*
Potter Co
1%
50
Vending com——1
Class
Class B..._....*
Potrero Sugar
5
98
1
Pender(D)Groc'yA *
Class B- —-....*
Penick & Ford....*
%
7%
.....
Porto-Ric-Am Tob—
Class A........*
Prima Co
Mills...........*
Pathe Film Corp.-l
18%
7 % preferred. .100
Seton Leather
11*
Robertson Pap Box .5
Pollack Mfg
Poor & Co class B._ *
Class A
*
25
19
Class
1
5
Pocahontas Fuel.100
Preferred100
Pref
A.
Robbins & Myers. _*
Preferred
.25
Robertson 'H H)__*
G)
Plymouth Oil
&
Reel common...!
Parmelee Trans..
Penn Traffic
(Thos
Plough Inc.
Class
*
Pleas't ValWine Col
11
III
Preferred......
ji
9%
18%
J%
1
6% preferred-.100
Pitts United Corp 25
7% conv pref.100
8%
8%
■4% conv pref.100
Paramount Motors *
Penn-Mex Fuel
Servel Co
Sher-Wms Can
10
Machine common*
17%
Selby Shoe..
*
Sentry Safety Con.l
Serrick Corp B
1
87
76
Preferred. ..—100
Signode Steel Strap'g
Common-—..—.*
$2.50 preferred_30
7% 1st pref—100
8% conv pref.100
Pantepec Oil C6...1
Pantex Pressing
26*
100
12
Transport
conv
m
w
50
Rubber.*
Preferred
11%
55
7%
Seiberling
40
Class B
1
Pan Amer Match.25
Pan Am Petrol &
Penn-Oentral
lines Corp
Preferred
3%
Preferred
100
Ritter Dental Mfg.*
Riverside Cement-
55
Preferred...
44
Pittsb Term Coal-.l
eign Corp class A1
Peerless
SHI
2
Plant
Rig
*
Segal Lock & Hard¬
ware com.......1
2*
18%
Parkersburg
*
*
16
Pan-Amer Southern 1
Panhandle P & R._*
26
Seeman Bros
*
Plant Reduction
10
Warrants....—-_
7 % pref old
.25
26
30%
Seagrave Corp
Sears, Roebuck
Riley Stoker
25
Parker Rust Prf.2%
10
7%
1%
7
$2 cum pref w w_*
$2 conv pref
*
Seaboard Oil (Del).*
18.
3%
15%
16
*
Parker Pen
100
7
16
Richman Radiator. 1
Preferred
60
Pan Am Airways..
Pan-American For¬
6% 1st pref---100
6% 2d pref
10
Parke, Davis Co..*
11
Warrants..-....*
Seaboard Fin Oorp.l
Pitts Screw & Bolt.*
6
1
■,
40
Pittsburgh Steel—*
7 % preferred. .100
5% preferred..100
6
Paraffine Co
29
*
9
*
Bros
12%
25
4%
Pairpont Corp..100
Palmer
pf.100
conv
Rice Stix Dry Gds_*
1st pref
.100
2d pref..„
100
Richfield Oil of Calif
Common
*
conv
11%
37
*
Scranton Lace
5
B common
pref
*
Pitts Forgings
1
Pgh Metallurgical 10
Pittsburgh Oil & G.5
Pittsg PI Glass—25
W
1st pre6?rrod
,.*
2d preferred
*
Pac Eastern ^orn.-l
Pacific Finance Corp
of Calif com. ...10
Packard Motor
$5
Scullin Steel pref.
„l
Reynolds Spring...!
Reynolds Tob
10
6% preferred-.100
$5 preference....*
Ozark Corn.......*
15
w__25
Reo Motor Car
Corp—25
pref. 100
22
13%
25
w
29
.
Scott Paper
Scovill Mfg.
35*
warrants
Repub Port Cem__*
Republic Steel
*
6% conv pref.100
6% prior pf A. 100
Respro Inc com...*
Preferred
10
Revere Cop & Br. .5
Class A.......10
7% cum pref. .100
5%% conv pf.100
Reybarn Co Inc
1
Reynolds Metals..*
Pirelli Co of Ttaly
Am shs 500 lire—
6*
B rights...
Bond
$6 pref.
Preferred
Renner Co
-
conv
Pines
10
Rem'tn Rand com.l
;
9%
Common.. .....*
(Illinois)
6
Pillsb F1 Mills com.*
114%
,
3
Reliance Mfg Co
16c"
1
8% preferred.. 100
Schulze Baking
6% pref.i,.100
Schwitzer-Cumm
1
12$
2:%:
6% preferred.. 100
Reliance Elec & Em
Remington Arms..*
5
T-
12
share
Schulte Retail Sts.l
12
ZA
_
5
47%
3%
Par
1%
iJ*
1
35
47
31
Pierce
.,65
13
*
Steel common
Preferred
100
Reliance Steel
2
$1.50 conv pref_25
6
4
155%
130
Reliable Stores
Reliance Bronze &
Common
4%
Phoenix Oil
25c
Preferred
1
Pick (Albert) com.l
Preferred
5
Pictorial Paper
_
7% 1st pref...100
Reiter-Foster Oil--*
ZA
Pilgrim Explorat..l
Overman Cushion
,/
31%
Arrow Motor
Car Corp com*-.5
Preferred £ wI w
Pierce Butler Rad.5
Pierce Governor—*
25%
Reis (Robt) & Co.
11
Phil & Read C & I.*
Per share
Par
2
25
Stocks
share
18%
6%
4%
27%
2%
4%
26%
Phila Dairy Prod.
$4 preferred
97%
;
STOCKS
Stocks
share
15
7%
1*7% preferred. 100
^
MISCELLANEOUS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Stocks
Per
Ohio Leather
Tire
&
are as near as
25
% Called; Jan.
1 at 110 plus divs.
I: Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian Drlce.
t New
stock.
"'V:
■■■
x
Ex-dividend.
■■
iiiSIlii-
:
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
INDUSTRIAL &
ri
?
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Stocks
Par
Per share
1%
11%
90
9%
:
3%
12x
93
9%
Per share
Thompson-Starrett *
$3% preferred
*
Thompson (J R)--25
Thompson Prod—*
$5 conv prior pf_*
Tide W AssnOil..lO
4%% conv pref-*
3
Tide Water Oil—*
/
Timken-Det Axle.10
_
_
Tishman Realty
Tobacco & Allied
48%
4
*
*k
Stocks, Inc
Tob Prod Expts
64%
2%
*
Tobacco Secur Ltd—
Shipbuild..*
Torrington Co---..*
'
Corp 2
12%
&
West Air Line
Lux
Picture
7%
5
Daylight V-'-A
Williams
Forging
*
Trenton Vail Dist.
_
Trico Products
6%
7c
37 %
3%
1
7
8%
10
11^
1
*
Triplex Safe Glass.*
Trojan Oil & Gas__l
Truax-Traer Coal.
_
:
*
Trunz Pork Stores.*
Truscon
Steel
10
Chatillon —1
A
Class
9%
A
T^answestern Oil. 10
Tubize
43
1
20th Cent Fox Film
Common
..*
10%
2%
com__l
Ulen & Co com—__*
25
Underw Ell
Unexcelled
2%
25
7 X % pref
5% preferred
139%
5%:
25%
31
$1.50 preferred..*
Coach
13%
62
95
3%
7%
7% preferred-.100
Tung-Sol Lamp—1
80c div conv pref *
Twin
-
3
Screen_.l
Transue &
63%
112%
15%
78
14 %
100
Transcontinental
Steel
68
65
2
Securities. _*
Preferred
Trane Co
Trans
17%
19
29
5
Toledo
6%
31%
58%
3%
15%
1%
41
*
Shipyards
Tokheim Oil
10
A'* A
Am dep rets ord £1
Am dep rets def._
Transamerica
V 22 x
49
8%
150
15%
7 % preferred
100
Timken Roll Bear.*
Towne
2
71
1%
Fisher.*
Mfg.-. 10
Union
Bag & Paper
Corp common
*
•
12 %
80
21 %
Union Carb <& Oarb *
Union Oil of Calif _2f
Union Premier Food
Stores
9%
58
24
23
19
1
com
Un St Yds Omaha 10('
Union Tank Car ..*
Union Twist Drill..5
UDited Aircraft
5
tin Aircraft &
Transport warr'ts.
United Air Lines
Transport ......5
8%
7%
conv
3%
14
19%
*
pref. 100
8%
52%
30-
Preferred.-...100
United Carbon
1
9%
10%
2
Un Artist Theatre.*
Biscuit
18%
j
>
Unit Amer Bosch..*
United
25%
100%
113
%«
64
25
*
United-Carr Fast..*
Chemical--*
$3 part pref
*
United Cigar Stores-
t
45
4
38
United
5c
153^
1
Common
6% nreferred
100
United Cigar-Whelen
__
Stores
%
10c
com
*
21
Un Drill & Tool_2%
9
8
$5 preferred—.
United
Drug
5
United Dry Dock..*
United Dyewood.10
12
80
1
7 % Preferred..100
United Electric
,
Coal Cos
_5%
33
5
com
Un Eng & Fdy
United Fruit
5
60%
9
16%
69%
*
Un Merch & Mfrs.*
United Milk Prod..*
$2 preferred
*
United Molasses Ltd
Amer
6%
7
dep rets -£1
.
Unit Paper board- 10
Preferred
100
Unit Piece Dye com*
Preferred
Un Prof Sharing
100
*
70
%
4
IX
a
6%
IX
10% preferred-_10
Un Shipyards B—1
Class A^.......l
'
Un Shoe Mach—.25
6%
United
Preferred. _25
Specialties. 1
2%
73%
40
7X
U S Bobbin& Shuttle
Common......50
3
Preferred
__100
U S Distributing
*
55
7%
1
8%
63
pref-100
U S Envelope
lOf
conv
Preferred
100
U S Finishing.,...*
7%
7 % preferred
eEx-rights,
k Last sale,
n
*
20
100
Nominal,
X
2
8
1
U S Freight
U S Gypsum
No par value,
119
A:
""referred. 100
USFoiiB
*
.
95
16%
833^
;■
Tilo Roofing com__l
com
*
Todd
10%
42
12%
5%
' 18
Time Inc
share
share
Thew Shovel new—5 t >15
10%
61
155
r
Canadian price,
t New stock,
x
Ex-dividend
35
18
United States and Municipal Bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the
closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
The custom in
reporting prices for State and municipal securities is to quote them on the
basis of the return the bonds
yield per annum. Therefore^
furnishing the prices below, it will be found that for the
single maturity bond a bid and asked quotation is
published—either actual figures or on a
percentage basis.
In furnishing prices for the serial
bonds, however, we endeavor to obtain the yield basis for the
a certain bond matures
varying maturities.
For instance,
from 1937 to 1951 and is
quoted 0.50 to 3%—would indicate that the 1937
maturity yields 0.50% and the bond due in 1951
yields 3 %.
4w-.
* .**
;
Tnerefore, in the following list, it must be remembered the word to Indicates
that the figures shown are the
aslced orices.
'
yield basis; all other figures are bid and
V'vin
.
4
<--
Yield Basis
or
Bonds
Bid
UNITED STATES—See
Treasury 4Mb 1947-52.-A&O
Treasury 4s 1944-1954
J&D
Treasury 3Ms 1946-66--M&S
Treasury 3Ms 1943-47.—J&D
Treasury 3 Ms 1940-1943.J&D
Treasury 3 Ms 1941-1943.M&S
Treasury 3Ms 1946-1949.J&D
Treasury 3 Ms 1949-1952.J&D
Treasury 38 1951-1955..M&S
Treasury 3 Ms Aug 1 '41.F&A
Treasury 3Ms 1943-45..A&0
Treasury 3s 1946-1948—.J&D
Treasury 3Ms 1944-46.-A&O
Treasury 2Ms 1955-60..M&S
Treasury 2Ms 1945-47.-M&S
Treasury 2Ms 1948-51.._M&S
Treasury 2Ms 1951-1954.J&D
Treasury 2Ms 1956-59.M&S
Treasury 2 Ms 1949-53—J&D
3s Panama Canal
1961—Q-M
38 Conversions 1946Q-J
3s
Conversions
1947
Q-J
U 8
Treasury Notes—
J
2M% Feb
1 1938.—--.-.
3%
Mar 15 1938
2M% June 15 1938
2M% Sept 15 1938
1M% Dec 15 1938
1M% Mar 15 1939
June 15 1939
% Sept 15 1939
„
~
Dec 15 1939
Mar 15 1940—
„
June 15 1940—
—
% Dec
15 1940
Mar 15 1941
June 15 1941—-—
1H% Dec 15 1941
1M% Mar 15 1942
_
.
3s
104.26
103.5
106.20
4 Ms June 1 1938-1948
5s School May 1 1945—__
104.10
4 Ms
106.16
4Ms
HOM
108M
111
102.22
May 1*56 opt '46.M&N
l'55opt*45M&N
3 Ms May
4s July 1 '46opt '44..J&J
4s Nov 1 '57 opt '37.M&N
4s 1958 opt 1938...M&N
4 Ms
'57optNovl '37 M&N
i 4 Ms 1958
opt 1938.M&N
4 Ms
1950...——
4MB 1957
4 Ms Oct 1959
6s April 1955
i
5s Feb 1952
5 Ms Aug 1941
Paerto Rico—
J&J
6s
101.31
100.27
100.25
101.15
102.10
4 Ms
•
L-rv:
J&J
J&J
funding 1963
5s July 1948 opt '43...J&J
5s Jan 1 1950 opt '44
J&J
4s gold 1953
f * July 1954 opt 1943
Ms 1938-1946..
ALABAMA
i
,
J&J
J&J
8 Ms renewal class O 1956- J&J
4Msharborimpt June 1*38-73
4Ms highways 1952.....M&S
4Ms 1956 and 1959
M&S
4s renewal July 1, 1956
4MB 1942, 1946, 1949...M&S
4s pub highway 1949-51 .M&S
4s refunding 1941-54
J&J
3 Ms refunding 1955-65—J&J
State Bridge Corp 4s 1937-51.
_
101.8
100.23 100.26
100
100 Me
100M«
102.16 103.10
102.10 102.25
102.26 103.10
101.10 102
100.23 100.26
Loan
4
A&O
♦
Tax-free in Connecticut,
106
3.00
3.90
103
106
99
.
102
105
102
106
108
less
b 3.75
b 3.75
less
1
less 1
100 M
101
108
110
less 1
less ]
86
88
87
88
89
QO
4.50 4.00%
102 M
1025-
5
109 M
100
109 ^
5 Ms
4.50
4.50
4.00
100 M
4s Water Rev 1938-76 .F&A
Little Rock S D 4s '38-'55 M&S b
St Fran :is Levee Dist—
101
101M
101%
100 y,
103 yt
100
103 M
101M
102
110M
110M
109?,
3.0
3.25
to 3.00
%
3.15
to 3.85
3.20
3.20
3.45
3.70
2.75
3.35
to
2.50
3.35
to
3.00
105
100
t Less 1
3.80
3.00
3.90
4.00
2.50
109
103
on
to 2.10
1.00
to 2.60
1.00
to 2.65
less 1
56
54
to 3.10
to 2.75
to 3.40
1.25
to
6 1.25
page
%
to 3.15
6 1.25
to
1.25
to 2.85
to 2.80
93.
|
to 3.80
to 2.00
to
3.50
to 3.00
to
95
95M
& 1.40
to 3.40
b 1.40
to 3.50
F&A 6 1.40
to 3.50
VV V':--;"'V.-v
to
2.10 %
to 2.40 %
to 2.50 %
2.50 %
2.50
to 2.25
to
132
to
124
to
125
to
0.75
0.75
0.75
0.75
0.75
0.75
123
to 3.00
to 2.90
3.00
3.00
to
to
to 3.20
to 2.00
*5s Construc'n 1938-49 J&D
Bristol 4Ms Water 1939..J&J
0.75
to 2.90
*5s July 1, 1938-55
J&J
♦Cheshire 4Ms 1938-45..J&J
Danbury 4s 1946 taxable.J&J
0.75
0.75
2.55
to 2.50
♦4 Ms 1938-65
.J&D
3 Ms Fund 1941 tax'le.A&O
East Hartford (Town)—
0.75
2.10
4 Ms Sch 1938-49
1.00
M&N
4 Ms Sch 1950-59
M&N 6 3.00
East Hartford Fire District—
♦5 Ms
1938-1951
M&N 6 0.75
Fairfield (County)—
lMs 1937 to 1950—-J&D
Glastonbury MMs '38-58.J&J
0.50
to 2.90
2.45
to 3.10
to 2.00
to 2.90
to
3.18
to
3.Q0
to 2.10
0.75
to
0.80
to 2.10
0.75
to
3.00
1.00
to
3.10'
3.25
Greenwich—
*4 Ms
1938-1942
.M&S
4Ms March 1, 1938-1951..
Groton S D 4 Ms June 1 *38-60
Hartford 3Ms Bdge '55.-J&D
♦4s Water 1940-45
J&D
♦4s Water June 1, 1938-'39
♦4s High Sch '38-'55—J&J
*4 Ms 1939-1960
M&S
Hartford County—
.
3.00
2.00
to 1.50
2.90
0.75
to
3.00
1.75
to
3.25
6 0.75
M&S
1.25
♦4 Ms 1938-1947.
%
to 2.50
0.90
Metropolitan District
2 Ms Wat Sup '38-'77M&N
Hartford (School District)
to 2.75
4 Ms 1938-1951
Meriden (City)
to 3.00 %
to 2.70
3.00
J&J
lMs Bdge 1938-55—M&N
New Britain
(County)—
4s Munic Bidg 1948—J&J
6 1.00
6
|2.65
4s
1938-1952
F&A 6 0.80
*4Ms School 1938-52-F&A 6 0.80
4Ms Water Aug 1941-.F&A
4 Ms 1938-1969
F&A 6r0.80
♦4Ms Sch Aug '38-'43.F&A 6 0.80
»4s Park 1938-1943—F&A 6 0.80
New Haven—
to
to
♦48 Apr 2, '40
tax-expt A&O
♦4Ms 1943-1952—;.
6 1.35
to
**s
3.30
to
M&N
4Ms 1938-1943
Middlesex County-
b 2.80
1 B'd prices for long and short maturities.
:V'
1
%
to
118
b 1.00
6 Basis,
1938-1951
f Flat price,
6 2.00
6 2.30
J&J
n
1.
Nominal.
vV'-V.
:«(
.
■
,
V ':t:7> V' ?'""
"
\
-
V-yVt/rV'/:r".
2.80
2.50
to 2.20
1963-1972
A&O 6 2.60
2M8 Sewer Disp'47-56A&0 62.10
Moffat Tun Imp D
5 Ms 1914-1963
120
J&J
5 Ms 1947-1956
115
J&J
5 Ms 1964-1973
120
J&J
J&J
%
2.00 %
to 2.80 %
to 2.70
b 2 .00
V
2.80
1 60 %
to 1.25
3s Munic Wat 1963-72. A&O 6 2.60
3 Ms Mun Water Retire
CONNECTICUT
Bloomfield 4 Ms 1938-'52_A&0
Branford (T) 4 Ms '38-'50 J&D
Bridgeport 4 Ms 1938-65. .J&J
4Ms High Sch 1938-63-J&J
♦4s 1938-1968
—F&A
3 Ms improvt 1938-41.-J&J
2.80 %
2.90
2.0C
1.00
to 3.20
-VVvi'y.;
to
to
Denver (City and
County)—
4 Ms Water 1944
J&J 6 2.20
4Ms Ref Wat 1938-67-J&D 6 0.75
4 Ms Water 1962-1965.J&D 6 2.90
5 D No 1 4 Ms 1938-53.J&J 6 0 75
S D No 1 4 Ms 1938-47.
J&D 6 0.75
4s July 1941-1945
J&J 6 1.50
6 2.30
3.65% March 1, 1950-54.
2 Ms Sew dist 1947-56.A&O 6 2.10
,
.v-
,
2.95
1.40
\
lessl
—
MS'
":V;
1.75
less M
2.70
to 3.55
1 'VV'i'
to
2.35
1.40
100
b 1.35
3.10
to 2.70
3.05
to 3.45
1938-1964...
1938-1945
3.30
2.80
to 3.45
■
to
2.45
1.40
■
to
J&J
1.40
1.40
100
2.85
1.25
1.25
H'way '39-'54-J&D 6 1.25
3s warrants 1939-1951-J&D 6 1.25
2 Ms warrants 1952-'54. J&D 6 3.00
Colorado Spgs 4s Mar 11941
6 1.75
4Ms 1938-1939
J&J 6 0 75
5s 1974-1983.
3.25
6 3.10
♦4Ms Northeast 1959.J&D
to 2.65
:'i:' v."
to
3.35
♦3 Ms South Sept 1955.M&S
♦4 Ms Wash't'n '41-'47 J&J
KHlingly (Town)4 Ms'38-56J&J
Manchester—
♦4 Ms
1938-1944.,:
M&N
Manchester 9th School Dist—
1.40
\
•
3.35
3.30
3.30
to 3.15
to
to
to
4 Ms 2d North 1944
Sch 1938 -1944—J&D
b
2.95
2.20
to 2.35
to 3.20
to
to 3.10
to 2.20
4s
J&I)
4s 1946-1961
..J&D
3 Ms Jan 1 1938-1960
Los Ang Co4Ms '38-'49__F&A
bid side.
to
1.25
to 3.15
to 3.25
to 3.50
5s
to 2.90
^o 3.00
less M
...
to 2.40
52
<
M&N
3 Ms Wat Rev '38-'48—J&J
3 Ms Sch Dist 1938-61.-J&J
Electric Plant Revenue—
Ref 4s 1939 to 1975.J&D
3Ms ser A 1938-77-.J&J
3 Ms ser B Jan 15 '77 J&J
Los Angeles City
High Sch Dis
5 M« 1938-1954
M&N
5 Ms Nov 1938-60
M&N
to
to
2.80
to 2.65
53
J&J
5Ms Harb Imp '38-'61
77
2.00
to 2.40
1938-1968—
l&J
4 Ms 1938-1969
M&s
5s Municipal 1938-61..F&A
102 M
103 M
77
2.00
3.25
to
1.35
2.20
s
91
to
1.80
2.50
1.50
s
3.15
2.25
to 3.20
to 1.70
1.30
102
102
to 2.40
1.25
3.05
J&J2 b 1.80
J&J2 b 2.00
J&J
to 2.60
Water 1938-40-—A&O
Water 1941-70...A&O
s
3.10
88
1.25
to 3.10
1.25
East Contra Costa
97
Irrig Dist 6s
Golden Gate Bridge &H'way3 Ms series O 1942-1971 .J&J b 2.10
Imperial Irrigation District—
s
3.10
to 3.25
100
1.25
1.25
Los Angele8 4M81938-51-J&D b 1.40
4s Water 1938 to 1945.M&N b 1.40
4s 1940-1962
b 2.00
4s Water wks 1938-51 _M&S b 1.40
2 Ms Wat Wks 1956 76 M&N b 3.00
3 Ms Water wks 1952-75—
b 3.00
3 Ms Water 1938-41.-A&O b
to 2.90
3.45
104
Refunding 6s 1983
Refunding 5s 1983
to
2.25
3.40
3.40
103
1.00 to 2.60
1.25 to 1.75
4M? Mun Imp '38-'48-A&0 b 1.25 to 2.50
Alta Irrig Dist 5s
b 3.75 lesslM
Bakersfield 5s 1938-52—A&O b 1.25 to 3.00
Berkeley 5s 1942-1951
J&J b 1.90 to 2.75
5s School 1938-1955
J&J b 1.25 to 3.00
East Bay Mun Util Dist—
5s 1938-1974
J&J b 1.25 to 3.35
107
3
1950-1969—.—..J&D
Veterans Welfare—
3s Feb 1938-1952
F&A b
2 Ms Feb 1 1938-1954. F&A 5
2Ms Feb 1 1938-54—F&A b
Alameda 4s 1938 to 1941-J&D b
101
3.80
103
5s Jan 2 1941-1943
4s Jan 2 1944-1948
3 Ms Jan 1 1940-1949
103
3.20
3.50
3.15
1.00
4.00
102
''
103 M
103 M
108 M
4.25
J&J
CALIFORNIA
4 Ms Univ
Bidg Jan5'38-65J& J
4 Ms
Highway 1938-48-J&J30
4Ms 1938-1947
F&A
4 Ms Olympiad 1938-71—J&J2
s
1938-1940
-..F&A
-,s 1941-1947
—F&A
4 Ms 1948-1952
F&A 6
4s Harb Imp 1985
opt '50_J&J b
103
102
Ms 1945-1964
4.00
2.40
1.25
—
84
91
101
1.25
1.25
2 Ms State
1
b 3.50
b 3.50
2.10
to
6 1.35
61.35
CANADA—See
6f3.50 3.50%
6t3.50 3.50%
6f3.50 3.50%
b 3 75
less 1
Highway
Highway
101
to
b 1.25
COLORADO
b 4.90
2.20
2.10
Ito 2.00
rr,
Hot Springs 4
Ms '38-'50-M&S
Little Rock—
4 Ms Fund 1941-50.-M&N
Bond-*
1.25
1.00
1.00
1.25
1.25
1.25
4Ms gold Aug 1943.-_F&A 6 2.00
Turlock Irrig Dist 6s
6 4.00
West Side Irrig Dist 6s
/ 25
112
5s
100 M
74
74
1942-1961
3.75
ARKANSAS
Ms Highway
4 Ms
4 Ms
100 M
100 M
Bessemer 6s pub impt '38. J&J
5s funding Dec 1 1947
4Mb 1938-1960
A&O
5s sewers Sept 20 '41—M&S
Gadsden 6% impt long mat
5s schools 1938-40
A&O
,3.75
100'1
101
4s
4.50
ARIZONA
Maricopa County—
School No. 1 5s 1945—-J&J
Highway 6s Jan 15 serially.
Phoenix 4 Ms '50 opt '30-J&J
4Mb 1938-1956.-.
J&J
4Ms Court Hse '37-48-J&D
6s Jan 1 1946
-J&J
5s Jan 1 1954 opt 1934—J&J
5s W W 1938-1950
J&J
Phoenix Un H S D 4
Ms 1948
Prescott 5s 1948—:
J&J
Tucson 5s Water 1950
J&J
4Ms W Mar 10 1938,.M&S
101.4
1938-1966.-F&A
Ms Wh & Har '38-'52_J&J
g July 1, 1938-44—J&J
San Francisco
(City & County)
5s Water
1938-1969
J&J
4Ms Water '57 '58. *59.J&J
4Ms 1938-1951
J&J
4Ms 1938-1951
M&N
4Ms Water 1938-1977-J&J
4s Water Distrib
1938-53.
4s W .t Distrib
*38-'63 J&D
San Joaquin Co 5s '38
'49. J&J
Santa Barbara 5s '38-41 -JanlO
„
3.75
3.80
100 M
104
.
100.18
100.14 100.17
Bridge Auth. 4s, July 1, '57
Ann is ton ref g 5 Ms Dec 1 1939
5s schools 1938 1947—J&J
Birmingham—
3Mb Impt ref 1939-50--J&J
4s 1938-1941
A&O
b
to
to
to 3.10
4 Ms Water 1938-1964
97
J&J >4.00
Tuscaloosa (City)—
5 Ms serial
4 Ms
4Ms
102.14
100.31
109 M
4 Ms July 1952
Road 1951
less 1
3Ms
99
95
4.00
1.25
1.25
1.25
Diego 5s W W '43-'54A&0 6 2.35
5s Water 1938-63
J&J 6 1.35
5s
Municipal 1938-1960 J&J 6 1.35
5s School
6 1.35
4
97 M
Ask
,
San
100
5s W W 1939-1957
104
J&J
6s ref pub impt *38-'53 M&N
108
Tuscaloosa Co 6s Bridge 1941 > 3.25
5s Road 1957
)
4.00
102.5
100.30
100.30
101.10
101.29
100.27
100.23
100.7
99.26
100.27
101.17
105
...
96
Bid
Modesto Irrig Dist 6s
Oakland 5Ms 1938-43
.F&/>
4 Ms Mun Imp '38-'43-F&A
4Mb 1938-1965
F&A
Oakland S D 4s 1938-44—J&J
Orange Co 5s 1938-45.—M&S
Pasadena 4s 1938-42
J&J
Kedlands 5s 1938-51-—J&J15
Riversid" 5s 1938-53— .J&D
Riverside Co 5s '38-'54-M&N
Sacramento 4s Jan *38-'45 Opt
Sacram'to Co 4 Ms '38-'46 J&D
108
100
3.90
—J&J b 4.00
100
J&J
-F&A
102
2Ms 1938-1952
Tuscaloosa—'VV
101.4
or
Bonds
v.
Morgan Co. 5s 1938
58 Road 1952
Selma (Citv)
'
101
105
5s-6Ms 1937-55-
100
M&N
J&D
4Ms Sanitary Sewer Jan 1'44
Montgomery Co 4Ms 1957-59 >
100.25
101.11
101.24
102
—
1938
105
100
97
100
58 Pub Imp Jan 1 1938
5s funding 1939-1966--J&J
118
TERRITORIES & V S PO SSESS
IONS
Honolulu (City & County)5s Pub impt 1956..J&D 15 >
3.20
3.00
5s Jan 15 1938-'56—J& J 15 >
1.00 to 3.00
3Ms Sept 15 1940-53.M&S > 1.90 to
2.90
Hawaii Terr 4Ms '49.M&S 15 •
2.90
2.75
>; 4Mb Jan 1945i 2.75
2.60
4 Ms Nov 15 *37-'56_M&N 15 »
1.00 to 3.00
4 Ms Oct 1956 opt '46 A&O
113
115 M
4Mb Nov 15 1937-58..M&N i 1.00 to
3.00
4s Aug 1947
opt 1937 -F& A 100
2.10sJuly 20 1941-1945
>
2.00 to 2". 50
1.70% refdg 1940-44.M&S > 1.75 to 2.30
1.75% refdg 194044.M&S > 1.75 to
2.30
Philip Isls 4 Ms 1952
R & B
Montgomery—
100.27
99.29
99.30
98.16
101.29
100.25
101.2
102.3
100.28
100.28
101.8
100.27
101
103
1939-1958
J&D
Gen fund 4Ms 1941-66 J&D
100.21
100.23
101.9
101.22
99
99
To
Net
■
106.19
104.8
97
Yield Basis
Jefferson County—
4Mb Ot House 1938-43 M&N 6 2.25 to 3.25
4Mb Ref 1938-1961-—A&O b 2.25 to 4.10
Madison Co 5s Refunding 1940
&2.50M
Mobile City—
V;;:V
Refunding 2-5s
67
; 70
4Ms Water & Sew '39-J&J 101
102 M
Mobile Co—
;
;
■
4>:;;s
105
U 8 Govt
Federal Land Bank—Farm
3s July 1 *55 opt '45.J&J
3s Jan 1 '56 opt '46-J&J
Bonds
Hunstville 5s funding Mar 1'42
Pub Imp ref 5s 1937-1962-
105*25
106.18
106.13
100.17
102.18
100.18
99.27
99.21
98.3
114
108
100.21
100.5
99.22
2% Sept 15 1942
Home Owners' Loan Corp—
3% prin & int guar *44-'52
2M % Prin & int guar '39-'49
2M % prin & int guar '42-*44
2% prin & int guar 1938...
1M % prin & int guar 1939—
Federal Home Loan Banks—
1M % cons deb Apr 1 1938—
lMs July 1938
Federal Farm Mtge Corp—
3 M % int & prin guar '44-*64
3% int & prin guar 1944-'49.
3% int & prin guar 1942-*47.
2M % int & prin guar '42-'47
1M % int & prin guar 1939.
Net
115.10 115.29
111.9
111.22
109.18 109.30
106.22 107.10
100.25
.
Instrumentalities of
Ask
also pa ge 19.
105.10
106.14
104.20
104.10
102.26
106.15
106.9
Yield Basis
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BONDS
STATE AND MUNICIPAL
,
of the month preceding the date of Issue
possible for the closing day
Quotation for all securities are as near as
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
Akershus
New London—
a
0.75
♦4Mb Imp 1938——M&S
4%s Park July 1942--J&J
4%s Water 1960
F&A
BaDec 1 1937--------J&D
Norwalk (O) 4s 1954-1964--_
2.00
2.70
0.50
3.00
5s
(Dept of) Norway .
M&N
1963
99
99*6
M&S
19
21
—
..
Anhalt 7s to 1946
Antioquia Col (Dept of)—
Extl s f 7s ser A 1945.
J&J
Extl s f 7s ser B 1945—J&J
Extl s f 7s ser O 1945—J&J
Extl 8 f 7s ser D 1945—J&J
to 3.00
0.75
1.10
to 1.75
3.25
Extl
s
to 3.30
Extl
s
f 7s 1957 2d ser.A&O
1.25
1938-71
A&O
Norwalk (T) 4Kb 19424..J&D
4%s Sewer 1940-68
M&S
Norwich 4%s water 1939.M&S
5s
to
3.30
to
Extl
5.10
1.75"
3~.66
to
?60
T.io to3".66
1938-1964
M&S15
Refunding 1938.A&0
•Plain field (T)4 %s *38-*57A&0
Putnam (T) 4%s '38-'46.A&0
•Ridgefield (T) 4%s Jan 1 '43
Stamford (C) 4s 1942
M&N
Stamford (T) 4 %s '38-'45 J&J
♦4%s
4%s
°.25
"1.00 to3~.66
f 7s 1957 3d ser.A&O
s
Antwerp (City) extl 5s '58 J&D
Argentine Repub—
Extl s f 6s 1960
M&N
Extl 6s pub wks 1961 _M&N
to 2.60
0.75
to 2.50
to 3.25
b 0.60
to 3.00
1938-'41
J&J b 0.60
4 Jus July 1 1939
J&J
Wallingford (Town) 4%s
to 2.05
1.00
S f extl loan 4s
•4%s Sch 1938-1965—M&N
4%s High Sch 1938-*59 J&D
T°5%sgFund
1938. 1943. 1948.
4s 1937-46
J&D b 0.50
mgH
22
'"24"
22
24
18
22
22 "
1926
■
W
to 3.25
to 3.00
to
3.25
to
2.90
------
6 0.75
6 2.15
2.15
to 2.85
b 0.75
22
"■
2.35
1938-1944
J&J
Sussex Co 5s 1938-1970—J&J
4%s 1938-1953
A&O
Wilmington—
4%sBldg—Con'53-'62 M&S
4%s 1938-1950 (s-a)..A&0
5*6
39*6
31*6
1
to
2.40
to 2.50
f
30
32 H
30*6
30*6
1
22
25
23
21
25
'23
r
21
to 3.00
4s of 1900
b 0.75
to 2.50
19
21
21
>. 30
to 2.90
r
19
4s of 1889
to 3.00
r
18
4s 1938-1941
4s 1942-1948
2.60
to 2.75
0.75
to 2.50
Brisbane
to 2.50
30-yr
1.75
to 2.30
f
21
S f 5s 1958—
to
20-year
s
J&D
f 6s 1950
FLORIDA
Brevard County School Tax
50
Districts No. 4 6s 1937-55.
106
Columbia Co Road 6s 1955.
Ooral Gables 5%s '38-*56 A&O / 31
55
112
34
105
Ref 3%s 1940-1947
Dade County (School No. 2)
97
100
New refunding bonds—..
Duval Co Road 5s 1955
Duval Co School District
92
95
109
112
No. I 5s 1937-1955
Escambia Co 6s Aug 15 1951
Gainesville 5%s July 1938-40
_
to
100
6 2.75
b 3.75
to 4.10
15
5*4s Jan 15 1940-45.J&J 15
Refunding 2.60s Jan I 1957
Lakeland 6s...Feb 1 1938-41
Water & Light 5%s 1910-50
Leon County 5s July I 1938-40
5s July 1 1941-55.
-
102
b 2.50
b 3.50
90
60
102
b 2.75
b 3.50
100
98
to 2.80
to 4.00
93
63
105
4.25
105
100
90
5%s 1938-1939
M&N
5%s 1940-1950
M&N
Ref 4%s non-opt 1947-56—
New Smyrna new refunding-Orlando-
Refunding 4s 1938-62.F&A
Orange County 5s 1944--J&J
1952-1953-.-——J&J
5*48 1945-1950
5s
6s 1940-1950Palm Beach (City
of) 5s
Pensacola 4%sref 1941—J&J
3.50
4.15
4.00
85
83
1942.M&N
7% assented
98
4.50
Extl
4.40
Extl
4.50
4.60
Extl Ry ref 6s 1961
Extlsf 6s 1962
3.90
Extl
4.15
f 6s
s
15
15
15
15
Extls f 6s Feb 1961—.F&A
s
f 6s
s
Sept. 1961
f 6s
-
1963
.M&S
J&J
M&S
M&N J
73
3.75 %
76
55
62
100
104
/
Chili Mtge Bk 6%s *57 J&D31 /
S f gu 6%s Jne 30'61.J&D31
S f gu 6s 1961
A&O
6s 1962
M&N
6% notes 1931
J&D
6s stamped 1931
101
—
104
104
101
105
96
1955
F&A
St Johns Co Road 5s 1946
1944—
to
6% assented..
"
5
3-5s Oct 1 1972
—
Suwanee Co Road 5%s 1946—
63
65
4.75
4.25
Tampa—
'25—J&J
5s W W Purch '38-72-F&A
4%e Impt 1937
J&J
West Palm Beach—
95
99
4.50
4.00
97
99
48
New refunding 2-5s_.
50
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
AND CITIES
Cordoba
Agricul Mtge Bk (Colombia)
22 %
' 947
22 %
'35 coupon on) .. J48
7s (Apr '35 coupon on) .1946 f 21 %
7s (Jan '35 coupon on) 1947 f 22%
(Feb '35 coupon on,
6s (Apr
_
25%
31
28
M&N
1953
79*6
80
F&A
63
70
100%
106%
19
"25%
19
107%
120
101%
102%
105"
98
98
30
30
25%
25%
11
Greek Govt
26
7
9
18
17
11
12
14%
13%
?
26%
107%
30
30%
35
22%'
28%
31%
Gt Brit & Ireland—See British
8*6
51*6
26
6%
8%
Graz(Mun)Austria 8s'54M&N
""8%
37
24
June 1 '35 to June 1 '37-_
German Prov & Comm Bk«
(Con Agr Loan »6 %s'58 J&D
36*6
O
"31%
24
s
f 7s 1964—M&N
7s part paid 1964
M&N
Sink fund 6s 1968..—F&A
6s part paid
8%
8%
40
(Rep) 6s extl 1952.A&0
Hamburg (State of) Germany
38
100
99
96
A&O
1953-
"50*
98%
M&N
Guatemala 8s 1948
Haiti
26%
28%
1968...F&A
A&O
19
26
Hanover (City) Germany 7s'39
Hanover (Prov) Germany—
18
30
6s
Gold
*32"
35
1946
6%s 2nd series 1949
Havana—1st 6s 1939
2d 6s
IIP,
21
19
F&A
F&A
Q-J
Q-J
1st series 1957
IV'
18
'
95
23%
V
Hellenic
98
15
Heidelberg (Germ) 7%s'50J«J
Republic (Greek)
Sec Wat Wks ext 8s 1952
15
16
16
Hessen.
16
/ 57
Helsingfors (City) Finland—
Extl s f 6%s 1960
A&O
Hungarian Cons Munic Loan
s
f g 7%s 1945
J&J
Extl s f 7s Sept 1946—J&J
Hungarian Land Mtg Instit'n
Mtg 7%s 1961 ser A..M&N
Sf 7%s 61ser B($bds)M&N
Hungary (Kingdom)—
Sink fund g 7 %s 1944.-F&A
Irish Free State 5s 1960.M&N
Italy (Kingd) extl 7s '51.J&D
Prestito Redimibile 3%s
16
13 %
13*6
15
18
See Munich
104
20%
60
104%
Bank
17%
19%
23%
17%
17%
25%
23%
17%
'
56
58
110
76%
"77%
31
32
65%
65%
71
Ital Cred Consortium for
Pub wks ext 7s B'47 M&S
40
Pub Util Credit
s
f 7s'52J&J
Japanese Government—
S f 6%s 1954
.F&A
19*6
19*6
67%
73
M&N
62
63
Oriental Dev Co 6s'53_M&S
Orient Dev Co 5%s'58M&N
61
30
Jugoslavia—See Mtge Bank of
Extl
s
f 5%s 1965
99*6
Uipzig (City of) 7s 1947F&A
(City) Peru—
Extl s f 6%s 1958.--M&S
97%
Lower Aust (Prov)7
64*6
97
7s
—
f
—
24
24
"h
55
64%
59%
18%
Lima
%s'50J&D
Luneberg (City) 7s 1948.M&N
11%
97%
15
104%
67
24
22
/ 22
25
Medellin (Munic) (Colombia)
7s extl Dec 1 1951—-—
§2%
19
Maranhao (State) Brazil—
Ext s f 7s 1958
M&N
(City)—
s f 7s 1957.
stamped 1957—
7s stamped 1937
Extl
r
Jan to June 1937
---
Extl g 4%s
A&O
M&N
July to Oct, 1937—-----Scrip
Dawes coups Dec 1934 stpd
Apr. 15'35 to Apr.15'37
Young coupons Dec 1*34 stp
77
16
15
15
13
12*6 -13*6
12*6
13*6
Hukuang Rys 5s £.. J&D 15 /
Coup No 39 due Dec 15 1930 / 20
Coup No 38 due June 15 '30 /
18
Cologne Germ'y 6%s'50.M&S
19
Colombia Rep 6s 1961. .J&T
19
6s Oct 1961
A&O
61
4s 1946—Colombia Mtge Bk—
22*6
20-yr s f 6 %s 1947
A&O
22*6
Sink fd 7s(of 1926) '46 M&N
22*6
Sink fd 7s (of 1927) '47 F&A
98%
Copenhagen 5s June 1 '52 J&D
21
56%
99%
105%
7 *6s plain 1941
—
St Petersburg—
New refunding—
21
19
,
16
12*6
12*6
12*6
19
r
Funding 3s 1946
29%
Int ctfs of dep Jan 1 1938
93
German Cons Munic 7s'47 F&A
20%
Cons munic 6s 1947—J&D
20%
German Govt Internat—
25%
5*6s loan of 1965.—-J&D
5 %s unstamped 1965
24
Stpd(Canadian holder)'65 / i = 31
German Extl 7s *49stampA&0
7s unstamped 1949
/ 24
58
Default coups July-Dec'33.
40
Jan to June 1934
35%
July to Dec 1931
Jan to June 1935
34%
33
July to Dec 1935
Jan to June 1936
31%
30
July to Dec. 1936
Chines(3 Government—
100
QQ
6s 1958-—-
11
13
f~
A&O
1960
100
4.25
4.75
4.80
4.85
Pinellas Co ref highway
Polk County 5s July 1 1938-40 b 3 .00
St Augustine 5-4s stam'd
5 %s & 6s imp 1937
Chill (Rep) ext 7s
22
p
German Conversion Offer—
6s
20
6s series B 1951
A&O
Chilean Cons Municipal LoanExtl 8 f 7s 1960 ser A..M&S /
2.75
4.50
4.25
32
Central Bank of Germany—
6s A 1952
F&A
Miami Beach—
7s 1938-1945
Extl s f 6*6s 1953
French Government—
6s
29*6
31*6
22%
19
Frankfurt-on-Main (Germ)—
4
Farm loan 6s 1960..A&O15
Ser A int ctfs 1938.A&015
80
19%
p
Estonia (Rep of) 7s. 1967 J&J
Finland (Repub) 6s '45.M&S
53
30%
65
f
Certificates of deposit
77
52
Farm loan 7s 1950..M&S15
Farm loan 6s 1960
J&J15
to
IV
77%
Duisburg 7s to 1945
El Salvador (Rep)—8sA'48 J&J
100*6
Ceara (Brazil) 8s 1947
J&D
Cent Agricul Bank (Germany)
88
-
"63"
76*6
73*6
73*6
75*6
f 7s 1967——
to 3.50
96
96
60
f 4s $ bonds 1984.J&J
s
s
108*6
87*6
100
—J&J / 28*6
Stabil loan 7 %s 1968.M&N J 31*6
7*6
Caldas—Ext s f 7 %s 1946 .J&J J
9
Cali(Oolombia)s f 7s '47.M&N/
7
Callno (Peru) 7%s 1944..J&J
Carlsbad (City) s f 8s '54. J&J/
Cauca Val (Dept of) Colombia
7%
7*6s 1946.
..A&O
Extl sec 7s 1948
..J&D / a 8
Sec
"24%
84
Bulgaria (Kingdom)—
103
99
82
f 4
s
Extl
110
100
21>6
100*6
101M
102*6
109%
%-4 %s 76... F&A
Extl re-adj4%-4%s '76A&0
Ext re-ad i 4%-4%s'75M&N
to 3.50
Jacksonville—
«.
r
68 Jan 15 1938-45-J&J
—
Ref
3.90
b 4.50
_
5%s July 1941-1975..
lsbc
Hillsborough Co 5s < )ct 1 1943
Hillsborough Sch Dist No 4—
Marion Co Road 6s 1952
Road bonds 5s 1952
Miami—
34
"
.
7%s stamped 1947
6%s stamped 1961
Scrip
Exten 6%s 1955 ser B .T&J
Readjust 4%-4%s '77.M&S
34
Impt 1937-1938
J&J / 31
/ 31
6s Rei & Impt '37-'56 var.
Dade Co 5s Oct 1947-54.A&0 103
6s
71%
24
.M&N
/ 27
Brit Hungarian Bk 7%s 1962
Bud'pest(City)6sJ'n'35coup'62 / 22*6
100*6
Buenos Aires (Prov)6s'61 M&S
83
6s stamped 1961
82
7s stamped 1952..
.
76
65
Duesseldorf 7s to 1945
^
21*s
18*6
F& A
75
74
70
7*6sext 1941 stamped J&D
100*6
100*6
101*6
108*6
(City) Australia—?
5s of 1957
M&S
s f
101
75
7s ext of 1949 stamped-J&D
7s plain 1949
85
1935..M&S /
British 4s 1990 opt *60
Refunding 5s 1964
70%
Funding 5s 1931-1951
Funding scrip
Bremen (State) 7s
6s 1940
102
70%
5*6s of *26 ext 1st ser 1969
5*6s of '26 ext 2d ser 1969
Dortmund Munic 6s 1948
Dresden (Ger) ext 7s '45 M&N
23
r
4%s of 1883..
4%s of 1888.
2.50
1.00
40
f
2.25
A&O
A&O b 1.00
A&O b 2.00
5s 1947-1949
V 6s
5
-
_
2.05
1.25
5*6
5*6
7*6
5
4s of 1910
5%s
2Ih
5*6
?
r
5s of 1913
to 2.00
New Castle Co—
6s June 1955 opt
15
28
5s of 1895
2%s April 1 1938-1947....
2*48 April 1 1948-1957....
2%s April I 1958-1966—.
Kent Co O %s 1945-1950-M&S
•
12
(1926) '57.A&O
(1927) '57.A&0
Extls f6%s
Extlsf 6%s
105*
2d series 1961
14
22
1952..J&D
78 Cent Ry eloo
DELAWARE
Road 5%s
23
11
'
(Rep) Ext 8s '47 M&N
68
58
105%
101%
100%
Administrations—
5*6s of '22 ext 1961
•
J&J
Extl s f 7s 1969M&S
6s 1940
——A&O
Brazil 8% ex 1941
J&D
to
101%
103%
Customs
22
Extl 7s 1958
to 2.40
*
•
Bolivia
■
100%
99%
Rep 5%s '42.M&S
19
'
to 3.00
_
104
104
2d Ser ie8 1942
117*6
101
'
to 2.60
b 0.90
b 1.00
8%
7%
103%
103%
5*6s Cust Adm 1940—A&O
2nd ser 5*6s 1940..-A&O
19
b 0.75
to 3.00
Dominican
106
98
hVvUSD*4%s'38-'56 M&N b 0.70
Westport 4%s July 1 1938-60
Weston (T) 4%s '38-'45.M&N
Windam (Township)—
4s 1938-1942
J&J
4s 1942-1952
J&J
-
108*6
105*6
113*6
Bogota (City) extl 8s '45.A&O
Extl s f 6%s 1947
A&O
Bogota (Mtge Bk) 7s May '47
7s Oct 1947
.A&O
to 3.30
/
f 8s 1951 ser A..A&O
f 8s 1952 ser B—A&O
Bank of
17
110
14
—
2.75
to 2.75
to 2.00
to 3.25
to
J&D b 2.40
♦2%s 1950-1962
J&D b 2.50
♦3s 1938-1942.1
J&D & 0.75
4s Water 1938-1965—.J&J b 0.75
4%s July 15 1938-66—J&J b 0.90
4%s 1946-1953
J&J b 2.60
♦4Kb Water 1938-64
J&J b 1.00
5s Water 1938-1951—M&N b 1.25
5s Water 1952-1971.M&N15 b 3.00
s
104%
56%
54%
Cons Municipal Loan
5*6s
1955
——M&N
5s 1953
F&A
Danzig Port & Wat Ways Bd
Extls f 6*6s 1952
J&J
Denmark ext 6s 1942
J&J
Ext'l
5*6s 1955
F&A
Trustrcts 4*6s 1962 A&O 15
Denmark Mtge Bk—See Mtge
101
104
7s 1948.
A&O
Barrauquilla 8s 1935-46-46-48
Bavaria (Ger'y) 6%s '45-F&A
Bavarian Palatinate 7s 1945
Belg Govt extl 6 %s 1949 M&S
External s f 6s 1955
J&T
Extl sf 7s 1955
J&D
Bergen, Nor Ex.sf 5s '60M&S
Berlin 6%s 1950
A&O
6s June 15 1958.
J&D
2.50
to
s
Ext
105*6
105*6
105%
105*6
100%
1957.
-
W*^bsUl?50-1962
West Hartf'd 4%s 1943—J&D
4%s Mar 15 193848.M&8
Ext
Bank of Colombia 7s *47-A&O
to 2.90
19&.J&J 6 0.60
100
102
J&J
Danish
M&S
Extl 4%s 1956
...M&N
Austrian Govt 7s 1957---J&J
Baden extl s f 7s 1951
J&J
5s
Extl
102
Serial 5*6s 1937
8
91
91
Apr '72. A&O
■
104%
F&A
Cundinamarca Dep (Colombia)
Extl s f 6*6s 1959
M&N
Czechoslovak Republic—
100*6
99*6
91*6
99*
Australia (Commonwealth)—
Extl 5s July 15 1955.J&J15
0.75
993132
993,j2
X
31
27
104%
_
s
31
25
F&A
Extl s f 5%s '53
J&J 15
5*6sPub Wks June 30'45J&D
99%
f conv 4%s '71-M&N
S f extl loan 4s Feb '72. F&A
Extl
Extl g 4*6s Mflnopt
Extl g 5s 1949. J
8*6
29%
26
Cuban 5s 1944 out 1911—M&S
8
25
8s1946
29
24
M&N
Costa Rica Pac Ry 7*6s 1949
5s 1949
8*6
8*6
7%
7%
96
J&J
Nov 1 1936 coupon on
Funding 5s 1951
ig
f 7s 1957 1st ser.A&O
2.60
7%
(Prov) Argentina—
Extl s f 7s 1942
Costa Rica (Republic)—
Extl sec s f 7s 1951—
8*6
—
0.75
♦4Kb Sch March 1938-1953.
•4%s Improv't *38-'39—J&J
3%s 1938-71
A&O
3%s Sewer 1947-70- J&D15
Cordoba
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Net
Ask
Bid
9
8%
6%s 1954
11%
9
Mendoza (lYov) Argentina—
7%s extl
I
♦
Tax free in
Connecticut.
b Basis.
f Flat price.
k Last
.
'
sale.
r ■
'
n
Nominal.
r
s
Stamped
To be callpd Nov. 1.
f 1951
J&D
80
92
91
92%
,
I
Nov., 1937]
STATE
Quotations for all securities
AND
as
are as near
MUNICIPAL
Yield Basis
Bonds
°r
Bid
5s of 1912 1952
Extl
South Wales
2
/
5s extl loan of 1899 1945—
5s assented 1945—
/
4s of 1904-1954
J&D /
3%
3%
3
21/
4s assented 1954
J&D /
Extl 4s of 1910 (£20 pieces) /
£100 and £200 pieces
/
Treas 6% notes *23 ext to '33
£20 pieces
J
£100 and £200 pieces
/
Milan (Italy) ext 6 Ms '52. A&O
.
4
4
65%
IX J&D
4
r
4
S f 7s 1952 ser A
Vienna (O) extl 6s '52
lip
U
65
97%
f 7s 1957
A&O / 38
58 funding 1956
Second 5s 1956
i
,
Westphalia (Prov Bk) 6s 1933 /
67%
99
Guar
f 5s 1970
s
10H
106
107
104 M
102
101
J&D
1%
-
Extl
1967
21
17%
J&D/ 17
Extl s f 6s 1968
J&D
Rome extlsf 6 Ms 1952.-A&O
Rumania (Monopolies)
22
1921
Extl
20
W
.
12%
m
66
51
106%
109 M
20%
m
18
18M
A '47 M&S
6s series B 1947
A&O
Salvador 7s 1957
J&J
Certificates of deposit—
48 scrip
ser
27
12
F&A /
18
36%
J&J
M&S
f 6s of 1928. 1968 J&J
22
Extl 7s 1956
21%
16 %
s
6s 1943.
8antiago(City)CMle7s '49 J&J
M&N
Sao Paulo Brazil 8s 1952 M&N
Extl
Extl
Saxon
s
s
%*
f 7s 1961
21
38%
23 %
25
17 %
18
81
82%
87
79M
81M
71
B*
il*
11
74M
8M
it*
24 M
f 6Ms 1957-M&N 15
19M
State
Mtge Institution
J&D
Sink fund 6 Ms 1946—J&D
19
25M
19
32 M
6s 1947
18
Sink fund 7s 1945
Serbs Croats & Slov (King of)
Extl 8s 1962
M&N
Extl 7s
Silesia
1962
ser
B...M&N
27 %
27%
110
110M
109 %
110%
111M
100 M
108%
110%
HIM
54
-■
8§K
28
1.J&D / 50
Silesian Landowners Assn—
53
„
(Bank of the) 1st 6s 47 F&A
Styria (Prov of) 7s 1946--F&A
Sydney (City) N S W—
25-yr s f 5Ms 1955—-F&A
31M
95%
4Mb 1942 and 1967—.F&A
t
83
88
103
105
98
Verdun deb 5s 1954
5s *44...A&O
4 Ms non-call
1944—M&N
4 Ms June 1 1946
J&D
4Ms June 15 1950..J&D15
4s Aug 1 1946
F&A15
4%s ref
1938-1945
Deb
1960
104 M
96
93
93
91
87
J&D 6
•
■
:
.
to 2.20
3.10
2.80
102
105
94 M
92
105
107
96
93
87
..85
105
107
102
101
100 M
102
kx
99
100 M
101M
101M
106 M
109
104
103
102
103 M
103
b 1.75
Savannah—4Ms ref 1943.J&J 6 2.50
4Ms Drainage 1944—>&A b 2.50
4Ms Refunding 1959..F&A b 3.25
Spalding Co—5s ?38-'49..J&J b 2.25
2.00
to 2.75
to 2.75
to 2.50
2.60
to 4 :00
to
95
3.00
to 2.00
2.00
3.50
to
to 2.25
2.25
2.25
3.10
m
to
3.50
to 5.00
to 2.75
to
3.25
100
100
v
Cap Bldg 1938-1939.J&J 6
Impt 1937-47 opt *30
b
Ref 1938-1939
A&O b
1.50
ref 1940-45
2.00
Road
1.50
1.50
A&O 6
1938opt '27—J&J 6—
1.50
J&J b
3.00
3%s Emerg Rel *37-'47 Dec 15
3 %s Emerg Ref '48-'54 Dec 15
Bloomington—
4%s water 1938-1961.M&S
Champaign County—
5s Road
1938-1943—M&N
b 0.75
6 0.75
b 0.75
6 0.75
b 2.10
b 2.60
b 0.50
b 2.30
105
to 2.55
to
2.70
to 2.25
b 2.00
to
3.25 %
to 2.50
%
Chicago—
3s 1957 opt
^O-^O
99
........
3s 1957 opt *41-'42
3s 1956 opt 1945-49
4s
100
98
99 M
97%
3 Ms 1951 opt 1940..
99
b 2.10
b 3.00
4s 1945-1948
117%
2.15
6 1.50
4s 1940-1944
117
to
to 2.00
2.50
103
103M
to 2.10
to 2.10
to
103
100
101M
1949-1950—
b 3.20
1.75
2.90
3.10
to 3.30
to
to
to
4 Ms 1954
105
105
106M
'
28
31
117
109%
109
111
Ontario (Prov) 6s *43—M&S15
115%
5 Ms 1946--..
.J&J 115
5s 1959
M&N
117
4MB 1944
M&S
110M
4Ms Jan 15 ,'38-'47„J&J 15 102 to
4Mb Jan '15 '48-'57.J&J 15
110M
—
102
105 to
116%
116
118M
111%
111
113
ll6"
104 M
102 to
lor"
105
106 M
to
105 to
A&O
A&O
6s 1938——..—
Board of Education—
3s 1957 opt 1939
3s 1957 opt 1941-43
3s 1957 opt 1945-47
3 Ms 1955 opt 1946——
-
107 M
4Ms 1942-1945
b 1.75
b 2.25
b 2.25
3M8 1952 opt 1945
3 Ms 1953 opt 1946
3Ms 1955 opt 1951
4s 1938rl939_—— 6 1.00
115 M
1940-1941
1.75
1.75
2.00
3.10
ILLINOIS
_M&S
4Ms 1938—..
M&N 15
4Ms 1939-1970
M&N 15
1941
M&N
4s May 15.1938-43 .M&N 15
4s May 15,1944-57.M&N 15
4s May 15.1958-68.M&N 15
Hydro Elec Pow Com—
4Mb Jan 1, 1970--.J&J 2
Ottawa City 5s '38 '45—-J&J
6s Munic
Imp '38-'50—J&J
5s July 1.
1938-1956—J&J
4 Ms
1938-1944—
J&J
4Ms 1938-1942
...J&J
4MB
1943-1960
J&J
Quebec (Province)4 Ms 1950
opt 1945—M&S2
4Mb s f 1961
....M&N
Quebec City—
5s S F (non-call) 1960-M&N
Saskatchewan (Province)—
5s 1943 (non-call)—J&D 15
5s 1959 (non-call)
Ml N
4Ms July 2 1945.
J&J2
4Mb 1955
4^8 Mar 15 i960
M&S
4s Nov 15 1957
M&N15
Toronto 6s 1938-1940
J&J
1940-1950
J&J
1938-1939
J&D
1940-1949
J&D
1950-1959
J&D
Ms 1938-1939
A&O
to 3.00
2.50
2.00
b 2.25
Macon—
t
4s Pav & Sew '38 to *39-J&J
Marietta 5b WW 1939—.F&A
Pulaski Co 5s 1938-48
J&J
Rome 4s Mun bldg'38-'39 A&O
4%s
4 %s
4%s
4%s
4%s
4Mb Sept 15'52 M&S15
4Ms 1960
M&N 15
4s
to 2.90
b 1.75
.
to 4.25
6 3.00
b 2.25
b 1.75
4 Ms 1938-1956
J&J
Augusta—4%s Flood'42 M&N
Clarke Co 5s 1938-1944... J&J
Columbus—5s 1938^4...J&J
4Ms Serv Comp ^S-^-Aug 1
4%s Serv Comp 'SS-'dS.Aug 1
4%s Serv Comp '38-'44_Aug 1
4s Highway 1938-43
May 1
4s Highway 1945-54
M&S
4s Highway 1955-58
M&N
t Quotations per 100 gold rouble bond equivalent to 77.4234 grams of pure gold.
:
95
90
6 3.75
99
97 M
97
-
106%
—
116
1
m
100 M to
101
to
120
101
117
100'
98 M
98
3.30
4Mb 1954 opt 1944
Chicago Park District— J
3 Ms 1956 opt 1946
100
4s 1955 opt 1938-'39_
J
1.00
4s 1955 opt 1940-'44
2.75
4s 1955 opt 1945-'47
3.25
4s 1955 opt 1948-'55
3.30
Sanitary District—
4s 1955 opt 1938-*39
1.00
4s 1955 opt 1940-*44
2.75
4s 1955 opt 1945-*47
3.25
4s 1955 opt 1948-'54_—
b 3.30
Cook County—
tY/'y4s 1956 opt 1938-'39
b 1.00
4s 1956 opt 1940-'44
b 2.75
4s 1956 opt 1945--47
b 3.25
4s 1956 opt 1948-'53
6 3.30
Elgin Sanitary Dist—
5s 1938-1944
M&N 6 1.50
2.90
101
to 2.25
to
to
3.20
3.30
to 3.40
to 2.25
to
3.20
to 3.30
to
to
3.40
2.25
to 3.20
to
3.30
to
3.40
„
to
102 M
102 M
Evanston S D No 76—
4%s June 1 1938-1948
110
Forest Preserve—
108 M
109
110
111
106 M
811:
72
67
to 2.75
6 1.75
to 3.25
6 1.00
1938-*39
b 2.75
1940-*44
4s 1956 opt 1945-'47
b 3.25
4s 1956 opt 1948-'52_.
b 3.30
Granite City 4 %s 1938-48 J&D b 2.50
Jackson Co 4%s 1938-46.J&J b 2.50
to 2.25
•;
4s 1956 opt
4s 1956 opt
—
Lake Co 5s Road '38-'49_F&A 6 2.00
River Forest S D No 90
3.20
3.30
3.40
to 3.50
to 3.50
to 3.00
to
to
to
M&S
6
2.50
to
3.50
Elkhart 4 Ms WW '38-75 A&O
0
2 00
to
4.25 %
2.25
to
2.25
2.75
4%s
1938-1944
'66
66
INDIANA
61
Evansvilie 4s ref 1942
,
J&J
Fort
Wayne—
4%s 1938 to 1941
A&O
1942 to 1946
1947 to 1957
A&
8
ir
_
^.
95
93
J&J 6 1.25
1945
Boise City 4%s 1951
5s Jan, 1951
J&J
Hamilton—
cwc
'4sElecL&P1941
A&O
Lachine P Q 5s 1954
J&D
Manitoba (Prov) 5s *44-J& D 2
4Ms May 1. 1945
M&N
4Ms Dec 15.1956—J&D 15
Montreal 5s Dec 1, 1945. J&D
5s s f Nov 1, 1956
M&N
4Mb May. 1954
4Ms Jan. 1944
J&J
4Ms 1933-1939
A&015
4Ms 1940-1951
A&O 15
4Ms June 1. 1971—J&D
4s May 1.1944
M&N
3 Ms refdg
May. 1939-M&N
Metrop Co 4Ms '53.'54&'61
4Ms May 1. 1965
M&N
Harbor Commissioners—
5s Nov 1,1969
M&N
New Brunswick—
4Ms non call 1958-M&N 15
4Mssf Apr 15,1961 A&015
4Mb 1955—..M&S
orth Vancouver 5s '60—J&J
Nova Scotia (Prov)—
4 Ms
,
103
99
1970
IDAHO
J&J V
J&J
A&O
J&D
"
Poland—
(Prov)
Extlsf 7s 1958
91
87
15
Woodbury 6s 1938-49...J&D
4Ms 1947-1956——J&D 29
4 Ms s f deb Jan 23 *69 J& J23
Calgary 5s July 1,1945—J&J
Edmonton (C) 5s '45&'50A&0
5s sf 1955 & 1960
A&O
5s
93
89
J&J14
Jan
Swainsboro 6s 1938-50—A&O b 4.00
Valdosta 5s 1938-1942
Jan b 2.00
Ware Co 5s Road 1938-49 J&J b 2 00
Watkins 8 D 6s 1937-50.M&N
95
J&D
Brit Col (Prov) 5s '48-J&J 15
5s Apr 25. 1954
A&O 25
4 Ms 1938-1946—-J&D 29
^
15
—
A&O
Santa Fe (Prov) 7s 1942.M&S
4s Stamped 1942
Santa Fe (City) Arg Rep extl
7s 1945
A&O
4s 1945 stamped
A&O
Scrip..
Santander (Dept) Colombia
Extl s f 7u 1948
A&O f
f 7s 1940
s
106M
107M
A&O
M&N
Deb
Deb
95
91
......
5s
.
24
55
Extl 8s 1950
Sec
19
58
(Brazil) State of8% external loan 1936-J&J
Extl
19
32
8s 1948
8s ctfs of deposit 1948
Santa Catharina (Brazil)—
8s 1947
San Paulo
24
99
94
Crisp Co—
Hydro-elec 5s ,38-'57.F&A 6 3.25
Dougherty Co 5s '38-'48 M&S 6 1.75
Halifax N S 4s July. 1945
20
96M
92
93
b
b
Cordele 5s W W 1938
J&J b
Bibb Co 4Ms 1948-49.-M&N b
103
106 M
107 M
108 M
106
M&N
4Ms Jan 15.1957
4Ms July 16. 1958
4 Ms Apr 1, 1961
4 Ms June 1, 1967
Debenture 4s 1954
40
1
J&J
f 6s 1953
s
(Mtge Bk) 6s
98M
102%
Gold5s 1948—
J&J/
5s 1950
-A&O 15
Gold 5s 1959.
A&O
4 Ms Jan 15. 1942
J&J 15
Deb 4 Ms 1956A&O
"48%
100
J&J
Vancouver, B C 5Ms '39.A&O
5Ms 1952
F&A
5s 1940 & 1941 var...
5s 1945 & 1946 var
5s 1950 & 1951 var
93 %
92 M
Refunding 5s 1943
5sMay 1952
35
106
i*
—
M&S
-J&J
perpetual
5s Nov 15 1941
102
...J&J
99 M
99
97
,
39%
Oer
lertificates of deposit -Saarbrucken (City) Germany
98%
5 Ms Vict Loan 1937—J&D
100
Alberta (Prov of)—
Gold 5 Ms 1947
J&J
Gold 5 Ms 1952
A&O f 56
18
67
deposit—
5M % «xt loan Dec
7o
97%
98 M
15-yr 4Mb 1940
M&S
Refunding 4 Ms 1944-A&0
105M
103 M
101%
36
Institute 7s 1959
F&A
Russian 6 Ms June 18 1919..
Certificates of
17
97 %
98 M
25-yr 3 Ms 1961 opt *56 J&J
15-yr 3 Ms. 1949
A&O
20-yr 4s 1952
_A&0
30-yr4s 1960
A&O
107
107 M
64
j
M&S
-J&J
J&D
F&A
J&D
1941
15 1944
3s Jan 15 1967
102%
110
104
A&O
July 1 1948
3 Ms July 1 1944-45
Road 5s 1949-53
Athens—4Ms June 30 1943—
Atlanta—4Ms Jan 1 1940. J&J
5s Water 1938-51
J&J
96 M
94 M
3s
}012^
102
12
Jan
8-yr 2 Ms 1943
10-yr 2 Ms 1945
20-yr 3s 1955—
21M
17
f 7s
s
notes
2 Ms
Rio
Grande Do Sul (State)
Brazil ext s f 8s 1946--A&0 f
7s extl s f 1966.
M&N/
4s £
xr
Net
Appling County—
Dominion of Canada—
„
6s 1933
Toronto (Concl.)
4Ms 1946-1961
Ask
GEORGIA
41%
102%
Nuremburg extl 6s 1952.F&A / 18
Oldenburg (EVee State) 7s 1945 / 19
Oriental Devel—See Jap Govt
Oslo s f extl 4 Ms 1955—A&O
101%
Panama (City) 6Ms 1952—
f 28
P&nama (Rep)ext5Ms'53_J&D
105%
Extl s f 5s 1963
.M&N
54 M
48
Stamped
—30
5% scrip
Panama (National Bank)—
6 Ms series C & D6Ms '48-'49
91
90
6Ms series A & B 1946-47-_
Parana (State) Brazil 7s 195819
Pernambuco (State of) Brazil
Extl s f 7s 1947
M&S
16M
Peru sec s f 7s 1959
M&S
12 M
Nat Loan extl 6s 1960-J&D
12 M
Extl s f 6s 1961
A&O
12%
Poland (Rep of) 6s 1940-A&O
53
Stab'n 1 s f 7s 1947-A&0 15
62 M
Extl s f 8s 1950
J&J
48
Porto Alegre (City) Brazil—
17 H
Sinking fund 8s 1961---J&D
8 f 40-yr 7 Ms 1966
17
J&J
7s 1968
—F&Ajf 15
Prague (Greater) City—
96 M
7Ms loan of 1932-52-_M&N
Prussia 6Ms 1951
19
M&S 15
6s 1952
A&O
19
Queensland (State) 7s '41 A&O 105M
Ext g 6s Feb 15 1947 F&A15
106
Rio de Janeiro 8s 1946—A&O
19H
Extl s f 6Ms 1953.,—F&A
17 M
«Ms 1959
16%
61 Vs
CANADA
50
Bid
21
(American Dollar Quotations)
Serv & Dr Board
S f 5Ms 1950
A&O
Norway ext 6s 1943
F&A
External s f 6s 1944--F&A
4 Ms extl sk fd 1956—M&S
4%s extl sk fd 1965—A&O
Sk fd extl 4s 1963
F&A
Norway Municipalities Bank
r
Bonds
Winnipeg, Man
97
50 M
94%
49
52
24
24
18
19M
To
or
Net
Albany—5s
58
/ 41
F&A / 19M
New South Wales (Australla)5s extl s f 1957
F&A
101;
Extl s f 5s 1958
A&O 101 j
/
Yokohama extl 6s 1961.-J&D
50
1945
/
——
Wurtemberg 7s to 1945.M&N
48
_
9133
61M
60 %
60 %
61
(City) 7s 1958--F&A /
5s 1941
101%
82
Warsaw (Land M Bk) 8s 1941 /
Nov '32-May '35 coupons— /
Hessen 7s to
;
Warsaw
19
48
Nov '35-May '37 coupons.
Munich Bank—
Met Wat
50 M
75%
8M
A&O
M&N
24
Mtge Bank of Jugoslavia—
s
M&S
f 5 Ms
1961
A&O
58
(Dept of) 7s '47-M&N f
7M
Trondhjem (City), Norway—
Extl s f 5 Ms 1957
M&N 100
JUnion of Soviet Soc Republics
Gold 7s 1943
86.72
Uruguay 8s ext 1946
F&A/ 6054
Extl s f 6s 1960
M&N / 595
Extlsf6s 1964
M&N/ 59
Venetian Prov Mtge Bank—
8
6s 1936
18
17%
64
Extl s f 6s'1959 ser A.M&N / 62
Mtge Bank of Denmark—
ser
,■
•,i: 4
_
Extl6Ms 1959 ser A..M&S/
Montevideo (City) 7s '52.J&D /
f 5s 1972
4
3
3M
Minas Geraes (State) Brazil
;
Extl 6Ks 1958
M&S /
Secured
Ask
Tolima
Mexican Irrigation s f gtd 4 Ms
s
Bid
Yield Basis
To
or
_
Bonds
Tokyo (City of) 5s of 1912—
Stamped assented
Mexico (Republic)—
93
Yield Basis
To
Net
Ask
Foreign Govts, and
Cities (Concl.)
Metrop Water Serv—See New
Exch
110NDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
6 Basis,
f Flat price,
k Last sal..
n
Nominal
to
to 3.40
AND
STATE
94
Gary 9ch City 4 94s
„
_
to 2.50
b 1.75
Oct 1943
Ha4?0°H Kfe-.-JaJSO 6
2.75
to
to«lSrElev'38.;47.JW
1.50
£00
to 3.25
6
3Ms
to 3.20
1938-1955--—J&J& 1.50
City Hall 1939—J&J
Indianapolis S D—4s Bldg Sept 1 1946—-J&J
3 Ms July 1 1941
-J&J
•5s Oct 20 1938-39—A&0 ft 1.50
So Bend 4 Ms W W 43-M&N
5Hs 1941
----M&S
Soutn Bend School City--
£75
2.75
2.10
Impt
Lyon Co 2>4s May 1 1938-47.
Marshalltown Ind 8 D-6s City Hall 1938-39-M&N
4s 1937-52 (tax-exempt)—Var
48 Water registd 1938-58-J&J
%
Fifth District Levee—
less
1.40
to 1.60
1.60
to 1.75
1.00
to 3.75
1.00
to 2.10
1.00
to 2.00
2.75
less
2.50
less
2.60
less
1.60
less
2.50
A&O 15
F&A 15
105
105
105
107
107
Is Pub Wks Feb 151938-41
less
Basin Levee—
b 1.00
2.30
%
1.00
to 3.10
t
6s Ref Aug 15 1940-F&A15
494s Sewer 1938-47.-M&N
2 Ms 1938-1956
J&J
Sioux City S D 5s 1941 —<J&J
Woodb'y Ob Fund 294s*42-46
2.00
less
i
1.00
to 2.75
1.00
to 2.75
2.00
less
2.00
to 2.40
1
103 M
106
102M
1942——P&A
2.20
4Mb Wat & Light 1944.J&J
4U8 Wat Plant Pur *39 -J&J
1.50
2.70
1.00
to 2.85
%
1.00
to 2.90
%
1.00
to
%
%
94
101
Braintree—4s 1938-1941—J&J
102
103
104
104
103
104
103
104
4s 1938-1947 tax-ex—A&O
4.10
2.00
J&D
J&D 6J4.10
Plaquemine Parish E Bank—
5s Oct 1952
A&O 101
1937-1944
1945-1967
5s
to 3.50
T
4 00
6s
M&N
107
J&J
1944
5s July
106
1968
A&O
5s Mar 1953 opt 1943.M&S
58 1965 Series D
F&A
5s 1950 Series B
Ashland—
102
103
101M
102 M
102 M
102
6 3.95
494s S I '42, '47 & '52M&S
6 3.90
Bowling Green—5s 1955.J&J
°°6s ^W Jan 15*38-'61
494s Fdg 1938-48
J&J15
F&A
6 3.60
6 3.60
6 3-60
494s 1938-1950
A&O 6
3 60
494s WW 1938-51
J&J
6 3.50
4s Fdg 1952 opt '42..F&A
6 3.50
49*8 School Jan 1 1938-69.
Hendorson County—
4 9*s R&B Oct
;
109
A
Ms
6 0.75
%
to 2.00 %
2.00 %
3.75 7®
3.45
3.45
3.00 %
2.75 %
J&J
J&J
1938-1939
1952-1958
1.00
to 2.00 %
ex.-A&O 6 0.75
3 30
Portland Bridge Dist (taxable)
3 Ms July 1,1938 to 1939— 6 0.75
3-30
Portland
to
2.50 %
to 1.50 %
Water District—
1.00
0.75 %
3.00
2.70
Waterville 4 Ms 1940-50
2.50
to 3.50 %
6 3.05
2 95
West brook 4Ms
1.00
to 3.00
6 3.10
300
63 10
300
2.35
2.60
6 0.75
to 1.10
6 2.75
6 3.50
2.95
0.75
6 0 75
4 Ms
1938-1942
J&J
3s ctfe of indebt '38-'50— A&O 6 0.75
6 3.10
6 2.15
2.50 %
2.40 %
3.75
2.00
4 00
1.90%
*38-'39(tax-exempt) M&N
6 0.75
to 1.50
4s 1940-51 (tax-ex)
M&N 6 1.55
Maiden 4s '38-'44(tax-ex) F&A 6 0.90
Medford—
3 Ms 1938-1942 tax-ex.M&N 6 1.00
Ne
6 0.75
to 3.00
Lynn—
4s
to 2.20
4Ms 1938-'43 (tax-ex).A&O
to
2.00%
to
2.10 %
New Bedford—
4s
Sewer
1938-1941
(tax
M&N
6 1 00
4s Dec 15 1937-1944—J&D
2s Dec 1 1937-1955
J&D
J 0.50
Quincy 3Ms 1938 to '39—A&O
6 0.75
exempt)
to 2.00 %
Pittsfield—
Salem 4s Jan 1 *38-'54 tax-extax-ex.
b 0.50
to 2.00
to 2.40
to 1.25
4s July
J&J
1 1948-50
to 2.60
6 2.60
to 2.80%
6 0.60
4s 1938-44 (tax-ex)
F&A
Waltham 3Ms 1938-45—F&A 6 0.75
4s 1938-1960.
F&A 6 1.00
lMs 1938-1947.
Water
0.75
F&A
to
2.(
to
2.1
to 2.90
to 2.10
District—
4 Ms 1938-1953
F&A
Wellesley (Town)
4s Mar 1 1938-1946...M&S
Winchester 4s 1939-1943 A&O
Worcester
1 '38-'46-
6 0.75
0.75
to 2.70 %
to 2.10
1.25
See
Foreign
6
Govts
page
A&O
6 3.10 to 3.35
'
15°m?—-J&J
1.75
15
1.75
5Ms Oct 15 1941
A&O 15
1.75
5 Ms Highway 1941
J&D
1.50
5s Highway 1940
J&D
4 Ms Highway 1943
F&A 6 2.05
6 2.15
4Mb Highway Impt 1944 A&O
1.85
4s Highway Impt 1942—A&O
Ann Arbor—
W W ref 4 Ms 1938-1948 J&J 11.50
3.40
49*s series E May 1 1942...
6s series F Mar 15 1943
5a series F Mar 15 1938
3.40
I
•
«
3.50
1
1
1
2.25
1
1
t
2.25
•
K
6 Basis.
/ Flat price.
less
less
less
to 2.50
2.10
1
4 Ms 1938-1949
F&A 11.50
Bay City—
5 Ms w w 1938-1951—M&S 11.50
to 2.50 %
to 1.40
Dearborn—
2.20
%
3 Ms 1944-1946
Battle Creek—
4 Ms Sewer 1937-40—M&N
Battle Creek S D—
4Ms Sewer '46-'51-'56-A&0 t 3.75
3.25 %
to
to 4.00
%
Detroit—
General 3 Ms callable
91
96
95
97
4s
to 3.00
2.10
to 2.30
1.00
to 2.90
1.25
1.00
to
2.25
to 2.90
2.35
to 2.70
0.50
to 2.40
2.70
2.90
to 3.00
to 3.00
5b
non-callable—
97
98M
to 2.25
6 1.00
Imp 1943-45—M&S 6
—A&O
1946
M&S
4Mb Mar 1, 1938-*55—M&S 6
4s Aug 1. 1951
F&A
4a Annex 1954
J&D
M&N
4s Parks 1955
4s Mar 1. 1961
M&S
4s School 1938-1939—M&N 6
4b
1945-1971
M&S 6
4s Regis'd stk 1946-57 M&N 6
4s 1938-1944
A&O 6
4a 1956-1965
M&S 6
4s 1972-1975
M&S 6
3 Ms Impt 1940—...
J&J
3Ms March 1945
...M&S
less
to 1.40
—_
5s series A Mar 1 1943
to 1.75
93
2.60
1938-1961
to 1.80
0.60
to 2.00 %
to 2.25
5s
$
b 0.75
Baltimore—
3.80
Short Term Bonds—
X Less 1M.
to
to
5s Water 1961
5s registered
t Less 1 on bid side,
3.00%
J&D
11.50
2 Ms ctfs of indebt,
1939-1951
A&O 6 1.00
1940-1952 June & Aug 15— 6 1.10
5s Gen
t
to
6 0.50
6 2.00
to 3.50 % ;
MARYLAND
1.65
6 4.00
1937-48
4Ms Rd & Bdge '38-'40J&D15
4 Ms 1938-1942
J&D15
300
6 1.80
1
6 1.00
1938-44
5 Ms July
4s C H '38-'45 tax
3 45
Annapolis 4Mb W W '42-A&O 6 2.75
31 1938
M&N
1938-'50 (tax-ex) F&A
Ms
3.25
6 2.80
II
to 3.30
1
6 1.25
Portland—
3.45
63.10
1
to 2.00
to 2.25 %
Warren
to
4s Funding 1938.
J&D
4s Funding 1948
J&D 6 2.60
Saco 48 April 1939
A&O 6 2.50
South Portland Sewer Dist—
4s 1937-1950
M&N 6 1.00
»
M&S b 1.00
M&N b 1.10
Springfield
High Sch Dist—
1937-1945
M&N 61.00
4s July
4s July
1 75
■MffTEloiMNWB
2.30
to
Old Town Water District—
LOUISIANA
to 2.75
4s Ref May
Paducah—
State Pension 5s Dee
2.00 %
to
Kennebec Water District—
2.75
49*s w w 1938-1970.-A&O 6 4.10
Warren Co—4 Ms '38-'59.J&J 6 4.00
—
t
School 4 Ms 1937-41
6 0.75
Sept 1 1938-40 6 0 75
Bath 4s Ref 1941 tax-ex. J&D 6 2.50
Belfast 4 Ms Ref '37-'50 M&N 6 4.00
Brewer
& 1-00
Lowell—
106
4s Wat Wks
3.80
6 2.50
to 1.90
6 0.75
4
107
104
3.80
6 2.90
Louisville—5b Sch 1962
A&O
49*s Hospital 1951
M&S
4 94« Iter 1965
J&D
494s Jan 1 1970
F&J
49*s Sewer 1969
J&A
4s
Sewer 1947
F&A
4s Lou W Co
1950.F&A
4s Sewer 1965
F&A
4s Jan 1 1970
J&J
39*s
Ref 1943
J&J
3s Sew & Park 1941
J&J
Owensboro—6s
Sewer.-J&D
3.00
to 3.00
to 3.25
Jab
105
3.85
J&D 6 2.25
6s S D 1938
to
AA
1.00
PTAIvoIta-—
108
1, 1950—M&N 63.00
Kittery Water District—
5s Jan 1938
J&J
6 4.20
l'38-'56 A&O
F&A
Lexington—4s 1945
to 3.00
,
Somerville—
J&J
4s Oct 15 1938-1955
103 M
103
0.75
0.50
3.00
3Ms May 1 *45 (reg).M&N
3s Bridge 1941-—.—F&A
M&S
J&J 6 2.00
4s 1938-55 (tax-ex)
Franklin (Town)—
Augusta—
102 M
103
to 3.00
to 3.00
to 2.50
4Mb 1938-1941
103
Red River A & B B District—
102 M
to
0.50
& 0.75
Chelsea 4s 1958.
Everett 4s 1941-1956
Fall River—
Pentchartrain District—
4s 1938-1940 tax-ex
101M
102 M
102 M
102 M
0.75
A&O 6 2.30
4s Oct 1 1946-1949
Auburn—
102
to 3.00
Cambridge—
A&O
to 3.00
0.75
1.00
Brockton—
103
1938-1939
1940-1949
107 *
105
Leavenworth—
6 1.00 to 2.80
2°.Q0 Shreveport—
495s Water 1938-1947.J&J
5s Dec 1. 1937-1969...J&D i 3 00 to 3.80 %
Leavenworth Co 5s 1945
2.50
4 Ms W W & Sew '38-'54J&J - 2.00 to 3.50
McPherson4Mb 1945
2.10
4Ms May 2,1938-67.M&N2 > 2.00 to 3.50
Reno Co 5s 1941...
2.50
Tensas Basin Levee District—
Saline Co 494s 1945...
1.90
5s Jan 1957
J&J 105 M 107M
Sedgwick Co 494s 1940
2.25
MAINE
Shawnee Co 494s 1944
—
2.70
5s J'way & Bdge '38-'54.A&0 6 0.75 to 2.75
Topeka 4 Ms 1948
b 1.00 to 2.50
4s Sept 1, 1938-1953
M&S 6 0.75 to 2.50
Topeka S D 494s Mar 1 '38-'46 b 1.00 to 2.60
4s Highw & Bdge *37-'39 M&N t 0.75 to 1.50
Wichita 495s 1938-46..-J&D
4s Highw & Bdge '40-44 M&N 6 1.50 to 1.90
LUluo WUUUUJ
Wyandotte County
1.00 to 2.00
4s State Pier 1938-1942..M&S 6 0.75 to 1.75
4Ms Bridge '38 to '41-F&A
1.00 to 1.50
3 Ms 1938-1939
M&S 6 0.75 to 1.00
1938-1939
J&J
4Mb
1.75 to 2.60
3 Ms 1940-1951
M&S 6 1.75 to 2.40
1940-1945.
J&J
49*s
2s Improve'mt 1938-56 — A&O 6 0.75 to 2.25
Bridge Revenue Refunding—
Project No 1 July 1 *50 J&J
Project No 2 July 1 '50 J&J
Project No 3 July 1 '50 J&J
Project No 9 July 1955 J&J
Project No 8 July 1 1945—
Project No 10 July 1 '50 J&J
Project No. 11, 1952
Project No 12,1947
6 0.75
April 1 1938-1957
101
5s
KENTUCKY
6T.25 to3~.i0
J&D
J&D
J&J
.
101 M
to
Orleans Parish Sch Board—
2.90 %
2.15
6 1. 00 to 1.50
6
2M April 1 1938-1957
2 Ms Sept 1 1938-1956.M&S 6
2 Ms 1937-1955
J&D 6
Metropolitan District—
6
7
2Mb ser A 1938-58—M&S
2 Ms ser B 1938-62...J&J 6
2Ms Dec 15 1937-1960— 6
2Ms Oct 1 1938-62__A& 6
♦4 Ms Sept 1.1938-'68_M&S
4Ms Non-callable 1952 J&D
%°.30
1.75
3 Ms June 1 1943
3 Ms June 1 1944
3 Ms July 1 1945
95
92
5s July 1950-1959
*4 Ms 1938-1961
1.50
,
to 4.10
100
to
A&O
J&J
4s Tun & Sub'59 tax-ex.J&J
3 Ms 1938-1951
M&S
3.80
4.00
6 2.80
(tax-ex-).. J&J
Sub 1948 .J&D
4s Sub 1957 tax-ex
4s Sub 1958 tax-ex
to 3.80
J&J
J&J
J&J
5s July
5s July
1.25
1938-1953
F&A
494s 1938-1953
J&J
Sch Dlst 4 94s 1938-'54J&J
4s 1938-1939
4s Tunnel &
103
to 3.00
1 1942-1964—M&S
Orleans District—
4 Us 1939
4 Ms
102
102
to 3.90
4s Mar.
Hutchinson—
4Ms Imp July 18 '49—J&J
Board or Education—
104M
3.00
3 Ms July 1 1953-1968
4s July 11940-1952
1
to 2.35
4Ms Septl 1981
M&S
4 Ms Tun 1960 tax-ex. .A&O
4 Ms Dec 1976
J&D
^
3s
4 Ms serial 1940-1980
Orleans Levee District—
1.90
Boston—
4s Pub Impt'42 opt '28 J&J 101
4 Ms seria 11937-1940..—- 6 2.00
KANSAS
Soldiers* Compensation Bonds b 0.90
494s, 1938-1952.
J&J
4s, 1953-1954...———J&J
Crawford Co 494s 1939
108
105
J&J
1.20
to
Arlington 4s'38-'42(tax ex) J&J
Beverley—
4s 1938-1945 (tax ex).M&N 6 0.60
100
100
5s Pub Belt RR '39-'49.J&J
4s Public Impt 1950 opt
1942 (old issue)
to 2.40
'
,
J&J 102
J&J b 3.10
J&J b 3.90
J&J b 4.10
A&O b 2.00
4s Floating debt 1948.A&O
92 .
4s Constitutional 1942-J&J
102M
to 2.50
1.00
107M
101M
1942—J&D
4 Ms 1938-39
4Ms
1940-49
4Ms 1950-59
4Ms 1960-67
•4Ms 1938-1977
to 1.50
1943-*44-A&O
107
106
Borgne Dist Levee—
to 2.40
to
_
New Orleans—
to 2.40
b 1.00
107
M
_
A&O
5s Dec 1952 opt
107
105M
1944—J&J
5s Pub Belt 1950-59—J&D
Sac Co 294s May 1 1938-47—Sioux City 68 '38-'45.F&A15
i
105M
Lake
to 2.10
Kansas City 5s
104
105
105
3Ms 1956 ref (tax-exem).J&J
3 Ms Water 1942
J&J
3 Ms gold July 1944
M&S
3s gold July 1 1939
J&J
3s gold Water Jan 1 1941 .J&J
2 Ms reg July 1 1938-67
lMs Pub Wks. Septl 5'38-'40
5s Jan 1954 opt
5s 1956-1970
~
1.00
Water
104
105M
Lafourche
1938-42—-A&O
4§s
104
5sl972
1
1.90
102
5s 1957-1967
5s 1959-1969
Marshalltown—
494s Water
MASSACHUSETTS
3.70 %
106
to 3.15
Co 2 Ms 1942—M&N
Davenport Indep Sch Dist—^
494s 1939-1940
-M&N ft
►
4 Ms 1940^1941
M&N b
Des Moines 5s 1938-'57 —■ J&J ft
4 Ms W W 1938-42.—J&D b
6s Gen Oblig 1938-40—J&J
Des Moines Ind 8 D4 Us Sept 1 1945
M&S b
494s 1944--—
----,= b
4s Sept 11945. — ---—M&S b
Port Dodge 5s Fund '39 _ A&O b
Lee Co Prim Road 2 Ms-1948 b
104
5s 1950 opt 1940
J&J
5s 1952 opt 1942
—J&J
5s Oct 15; 1962 op *52. A&O
5s Oct 15,1963
A&O 15
ft 2.90
%
5s 1969
106M
104
103
Rouge—5s '38-54 M&S b 3.80
103
to 1.90
Clinton
-
Caddo District Levee—
5s 1951 opt 1941
—J&J
to 3.00
1.00
ft
3.70
Bossier Dist Levee 5s '54. A&O
IOWA
1937-1942-..--J&D
Cedar Rapids 4 Hs 49- 53M&N
3.80
2°, 50
1939-1948.F&A ft 2.00
4Ks
102
2.25
^
4Mb
Atchafalaya Levee Dist—
5s Sept 1938-1972
M&S
5s Dist ref & imp 1949. M &S
2.20
'41-A&O
4Ms 1938-1987
A&O
Montgomery Co—
4Ms 1939-1968
-M&N
Washington Sub San Dist—
3Ms Wat & Sewer '87.M&N
4 Ms .Sewer g 1973
J&J
101M
^
to
2.60
3.00
'80.A&O
Hagerstown—
5s Water 1938-1987—-A&O
96
b 3.90
Capital Bldg 49*s Aug 15, '52 b 3.80
Baton
to 2.00
3.80
3.80
99
97
3 Ms series S 1958-1960.J&J
State Pension 5s June 1,1948.
3 Ms Sewage Impt
Cumber'd 4 Ms W W
3.90
49*s series D & E 1944-55.- b 4.00
5s series F Mar 15,1945-48. b 3.90
5s series K July 1,1947-49- b 3.90
3 9*s series R 1941-60—J&J
95
3 Ms series Q 1941-60—J&J
100
4s ser S 1941-1957
J&J 100
2%10
2.00
4Ms
State Highway—
3.50 %
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Baltimore— (Cont. )*
3 Ms Refunding 1952—J&J
Long Term Bonds—
Port Wayne School Dlst—
5s Oct 1 1938 1943-..---
or
Net
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Net
Ask
To
or
To
or
Bid
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bonds
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Quotations for all securities are as near as
99M
6 4.50
6 3.70
6 3.75
4Mb.;
6 3.80
4Ms—
Refunding Water series D—
99
3 Ma Oct 1 1951-1961
6 1.00
3 Ma Oct 1 1938-1950
Water 4s
99
less
1
lesslM
lesslM
lesslM
to 3.60
%
3 Ms Oct 1 1948-1950
4s July 1 1938-1947
Street railway 4 Ms
6 3.50
less 1
6 1.25
to 3.50
6 4.30
lesslM
Refunding 3 Ms <57-'62 J&D
Refunding 4s '38-*56—J&D
General & Street Railway—
3 Mb Oct 1938-59—
General 3s Oct 1 1959-62...
1 4.00
to
6 2.00
to{4.15
6 2.00
to*4.10 %
6 4.50
Water
6 1.00
less2M
o3.25 %
3.80 %
2M« Oct 1 1938-62—
Refunding 2Mb 1951-63 J&J 6 4.00
Refunding3 Ms 1938-50 J&J 6 2.00
3.90
%
1
tot4.50 %
Nov., 1937]
STATE
Quotations for all securities
are as
AND
near as
MUNICIPAL
Yield Basis
Ask
Bid
Flint 4Hs 1938-54
M&S 15
5a (Mar 1 & Apr 1) '38-'50—
Flint (Jnion School Dlst—
5s 1938-1954
M&S
v
4 Hs Marl 1938-1939
Grand Rapids—
6 2 30
to
6 2.10
to
3a Sept 1 1941-1945--M&S
Grand Rapids School Dlst—
4 Ha 1938-1943
M&S 6 1.50
4Hs
2.00
2.75
to 2.50
%
Highland Park—
4Hs
April 15 1957
6 3.50
-
5ks May 1 1941
less 1
2.35
3.25
—
4 Ha School Nov 1 1954
Jacks on 4Hs 1938-47—A&016
62*00*
to 3.50
4Hs July 15 1955_,
Jackson Union S D—
,
m
6 2.00
4Ha 1937-1945
M&N
4 Ha 1938-1946
J&D
Lansing—
to 3.50
%
3.75
%
6 1.00
to 2.40
6 2.25
to 3 25
6 3.00
less 1
1
Saginaw—4 Hs 193849—F& A 6 1.00
_4Hs Sewer 1938-51—.J&D 6 1.00
to 3.00
Wayne County—
less 1
to 3
00
6 1.50
to
6 1.50
Covert roads
Voted bonds
to 2.50
1
2.50
4Hs Airport April 1 1948
loo
MINNESOTA
8 Ha July 161943
4Ha Dec 11939
2.25
1.75
J&J
-J&D
97
h'way '47-51. _M&N
98
1*95
1 85eRuralCredltctfsl941
2s Rural Credit ctfe 1942
Duluth—
2.00
4H« 1938-1947.-
—J&J 6 1.00 to 3.00
4HB/938-1942
—.M&N 61.00 to 2.30
_4s 4938-1946
J&J 61.00 to 2.60 %
Duluth Ind School Diet—
5 Ha 1938-1940
A&O 6 1.00 to 2.60
Hennepin County—
6s Bridge 1938-40
M&N 6 1.00 to 2 25
5Ha Bridge 193840- .M&N 6 1.00 to 2 25
4Ha Sanitorium '38-'42 J&J 6 1.00 to 2.25
4Hs Hospital '38-'41.M&N 6 1.00 to 2.25
Minn eapolia—
1
1937,1940.1943.1945,
1946, '47. *48,'49,'50 J&D 6 1.00 to 3.00
6 1.00
6 1.35
to 3.00
A&O 61.00
to 2.00
6aStImpMay2'38-'41 M&N2
4Hs Apr 1938-1952—.A&O
4Hs 1938-1940
4a improvement
2 Ha
to 2.30
1942-J&D
4a 1944
3 Ha 1937-1941
2.60s
4Hs Various May 9 '38 *72
4Hs Jan & July 1942-—J&J
4 Hs 1938-1955
A&O
4Hs Airport 1938-54—A&O
48 Airport 1938-1971 — M&S
3Hs 1938-1974.J&J
3Hs 1938-1974
F&A
3Hs 1938-1955
A&O
3s 1954-1975.—
M&S
2Hs 1956-1975
A&O
Kansas City S D—
4s 1941-1951
J&J
4 Hs 1940-1950
—J&J
4Hs 1938-1950J&J
4Hs 1946
J&J
5s 1941
——i—J&J
3Hs 1941-1951
J&J
b
^J&J
96
Audubon
.
to
3.20
to 2.90
Bayonne—5s
to 3.10
4 Hs
to 3.00
2.10
2.00
to 2.85
1.00
to 2.90
2.10
to 2.90
2.50
to 2.80
to 2.60
to 2.25
1.00
to 1.40
Camden—
1.60
to 2.60
1.00
to 2.50
1.90
1.00
1.60
2.30
to 2.50
to 1.50
to 2.25
to 2.50
«4Hs
1.00
to 2.40
to 2.75
4Hs 1938-1945
4Hs 1946-1973
East
Highway debentures—
61.00
6 1.75
1939-40
1937-39...... 6 1.00
Daniels Co 5Hs 1938-42—J&J 6 3.00
6s 1941 opt 1940
J&J 6 4.00
Great Falls—
5 Ha Sewer '38 to '39—J&J 6 1.50
0.70 %
6s
2.20s 1942-1959
A&O 6 1.00
A&O 6 1.00
lesslH
w
less2
Ramsey County—
2Hs 1938-1947U.
F&A 6
1938-1950
F&A 6
4Hs Rd & Bdge *38-'44M&N 6
4 Hs Rd & Bdge *38-'43 J&D 6
4Hs
4s
to 2.40
4Ha 1938-1953
M&N 6 1.25
McCook Fund 5s *38 43.F&A 6 1.80
North Platte Sch Dist—
^
1.00
to 2.60
1.00
to 2.60
to 8.50
%
4 Hs
4Ha 1938-1959
J&J 6 2.00
to 3.40
3.50
3.50
Ser I due 1938 to 1956
6 1.00
Ser II due 1956 to I960-—
6 6.90
Biloxi 5Hs 1938-1943. .A&O
96
Greenville 5a fund '43-'50 F&A 6 4.50
to
5.75
7.75
100
to
4Hs Wat wks Dec 15 *41 J&J 6 2 00
4Hs May 1 1956
M&N 6 3 30
5s 1948
.J&D 6 3.40
Omaha SD 4Hs Mayl'55M&N 6 3 30
-
.
4Hs 1938-1955
J&J 6 1.50
to3.50
6s Pub
0.50
Conqord—
V
4H» 1942.—........J&D 6 2.10
4Hs '38. '40. '42. '44.M&N 6 1 00
Keene 4Hs 1938-1942. ..M&N 6 1.00
Manchester—
4s 1938-1940
4S 1941-1945
M&S 6 1.40
M&S 6 2.15
4.25
3.50
4.25
to 2.10
to 2.15
1.90
to 2.25
to 2 05
to 2.00
to 2.60
Bridge bonds—
4Hs Series A July 1938
4Hs Series B July 1939....
4Hs series C Jan 1940-—-4Hs Series D July 1940
4H« series E Jan 1941.—.
3.50
3.50
3.50
MISSOURI
4Ha
Road
1948-1950--.M&S
4H» 1938 & 1939
4Hs
1943-1946
'■>8 1943-1947
4s Road 1944-1948
4a Nov 1 1948-1952
A&O
M&S
M&S
A&O
M&N
2.60
to 2.75
0.90
2.00
2.00
2.15
2.30
2.30
0.90
to 1.25
to 2.20
to 2.25
to 2.30
to
_
3.15,%
6 Basis.
/ Flat price,
6 2.40
n
to
Nominal.
4 H» series O July 1939
4 Hs series D Jan 1940—.—
4 Hs series E July 1940
1.25
1.40
1.40
1.50
4Hs series F Jan 1941
4Hs series G July 1941——
4s series H July 1942
4s series I July 1943
4 Hs series A of '27 July 1944
4s ser B of *27 July 1950—
Soldiers Bonus 5s July 1941
Highway Extension—
4Hs O of *20 Jan *53 opt '38
4Hs Dof '20 Jan '54 opt '39
1.50
1.75
2.00
2.25
2.60
1.50
3.00.%
to 3.40
%
1.75
to 3.60
1.50
to 3.15
%'
1.75
1.50
to 3.65
%
1.75
to 4.00
to 3.60
%
to
2.70 %
to
3.25 %
2.75
F&A
...
J&J
6 1.50
99
to 3.75
%
103
to
3.30
to
2.75 %
88
88
Bldg&Rd'38-'45 J&D20 6 1.50
—
.
1940
3.40
2.25
2.50
1.50
to 3.40
to 4.25
to 3.65
J&J
to 4.40
to
&0
%
3.85
3.25
to
2.75 %
3.80
%
J&D
6*1.60
to
3*60
6 4.00
6 2 25
to
4.50 %
to
4 50
6 2 25
to
4.25
4Hs 1937-1959-
1.25
1.25
B of '24 July '55 opt '40
1.40
1.40
1.40
4H« O of '24 July '56 opt '41
1.50
_
a
opt
4Hs Water 1938-70. J&D15
4Hs Sch impt '38-'52.J&D
5Hs 1937-1970
J&D
Lodi—5e 1938-1947
,
J&J
Long Branch 5s 1943
M&N
Lyndhurst 3-5s 1938-57..J&J
Maple wood (Township)—
4s 1938-1967
—J&D15
Mercer County—
3 Hs April 1941
A&O
Middlesex (Borough)—
3Hs 1938 to 1967.
J&J
Middlesex County—
4Hs Road 1938-1944—F&A
Imp 3s Nov 15 1 938-1948—
1
4.10
4.10
6 2.25
98
to 4.20
101
2.25 %to 98
6 2.00 to 3.90
6 2.00
to 3.85
90
__
4Hsser B of'30 July '38-'67
3Hs ser C of '30 Nov '38-'69
Institutional Construction—
0.75
to 3.00
1.00
to
3Hs ser A July 1938-1966—
4Hs series B July 1938-07—
4s series O April 1938-69--.
2Hs series D May 1938-70Emergency Relief—
3Hs Jan 1938-1941
5s May 1938 to 1941
4 Ha Nov 1938 to 1941
3Ha Mar 1938 to 1942
0.75
3 Ha
May 1938 to 1942
2H Jan 1938 to 1943
Ed Aid 4 Ha ser A Jan 1938-42
0.75
0.60
0.60
2.80
to 275
0.75
to 3 TOO
0.75
0.75
to 3.00
0.50
0.75
to 1.50
1.00
0.75
to 1.50
to 2.75
,
to 1.50
to 1.75
to 1.75
to 2.00
to 1.75
1
1.75
1.75
to 4.00 %
to 3.70 %
1.75
to 4.20
4*75
78
"
6 1.50
83
to 3.30
3Hs
6 3.00
to
4.00 %
64.60
6JA50
to
3.40
to 3.35
to
3.75
to
3.75
°25
2.65
County—
1939-1949
J&J
J&D15
6*1.50
to
Morristown—
4Hs
%
2J25
4Hs High sch bldg *44. J&D
Morris
%
86
Monmouth County— c- 4Hs Mar 15 '38-'60—M&S 6 2.25
4Hs Rd & bdg '38-51F&A15 6 2.25
Monte lair 4Hs Sch 1941. A&O
4Hs 1942 opt 1922
0.50
2.50
to 2.45
3Hs 1948-1952.—.
to 1.90 %
4Hs Road 1938-1942
8aRoad 1953-1957
J&D
2.40 to 2.50,%
8s Building 1939-1941
1.25 to i.7o;%
J&J
3s State Bldg 1940-44-.-F&A
1.60 to 2.10 %
Buchanan County—
Ret 3s 1943-1956
J&J 62.40 to 2.90 %
Jackson County—
;
48 1938-1951———J&J
1.00 to 3.10 %
1.00 to 3.10%
4H" 1938-1950
J&J
4Hs 1938-1950
J&J15
1.00 to 3.10 %
3.00
4Hs 1949
J&D
Y.oo to 3.15 %
4Hs Road 1938-1952--J&J
1.00 to
4Hs Court h'se '38-'52 J&J
Joplin (School District)—
4 Ha 1943-1948
0.75
1.25
1.40
1.40
1.50
—
Road Bonds—
3.75
1.50
Kearney—
6 4.60
Imp 193848—F&A 6 4.25
116
5Hs 1942-1953
A&O
5s 1938-1969
A&O
4Hs School 1937-58—J&D
4Hs School 1945
J&J
4 Hs Water 1961
A&O
4Hs 1938-1967
J&D
48 Refunding 1949
F&A
4s July 1_ 1938-1953
Gen ref 3Hs '38-'54—F&A
3Hs. 1938-1956
J&D
Keansburg 5Hs 1938-59.M&N
to 2.25
NEW JERSEY
Yazoo-Mlss Delta Levee Dist5s 1938-1954
M&N 6 3.75
4Hs July 1949
J&J 6 3,75
4a 1952 optional 1922—J&J 6 3.75
3.05 %:
to
Jersey City—
J&J 6 1.00
4s June 1938
J&D 6 1.00
48 Highway 1938-1943..M&S 6 1.00
4 H« Highway 1937-1943.J&D 6 0,60
4.25
4.25
3.50
3.50
1 75
112H
Irvington 5s School 1963.J&D
4.25
6 4.00
%,
100
1938-1954...J&J 6 3.50
Hudson County—
4Hs 1938-1978
M&N15 6 1.50
„4s g Park 1954 & '59.M&N 6 3.50
Hunterdon County—
4Hs Road & bldg '38-'46J&J 6 1.25
NEW HAMPSHIRE
6 4.50
6 4.50
6 4.50
6 4.00
$
81
5s School
York School District—
4.25
6 4.50
6 4.50
to 4.10
fBoro)—
Hoboken—4Hs
-
Jackson—
5Hs 1938-1954
A&O
4Hs Jan 1 1938-1952
4Hs 1937-1952
M&N
Jones Co 5s 1938-1942
M&N
Meridian 6s Dec 1 1939—J&D
4Hs School House 1941 J&J
Mississippi Levee District—
5s May 2 1944—
M&N
6s July 11953
J&J
Vicksburg—
94
to 4.25
77
4Hs 1942
F&A
4Hs Imp 1938-1942—J&J
6s 1938-1954
F&A
3s 1938-1966
M&S
to 3.60 %
-■
3.80
98
91
M&S 15 6 1.25
1938-1960
Hackensack
to 3.35
Omaha—
4s July 1938-1948
3.50 %
3.50 -
93
4Hs 1938-1966.
J&D
5Hs Water 1938-1963.M&S
Gloucester Co—
to 1.75
3.80
3.80
3.80
99
Gloucester City—
,
6 Ha Impt 1938-1946
M&S 6
6
4Ha May 1 1939-50
4Hs Impt 1953
J&J 6
4Hs Flood 1938-53
A&O 6
8s, 3Hs & 3Hs highway notes
4.10
100
4Hs Mun Bldg 1938-70 F&A 6 1.25
0.65
0.75
MISSISSIPI
to 3.25
to
A&O 6 1.50
5s July 28 1938-1960
Fairview—5s, 1944
Lincoln School District—
3.25
%
Glen Ridge—
to 2.25
to
5s 1938-1944
„
NEBRASKA
to 2.30
A&O 6 1.00
A&O 6 2.00
1938-1939
4s 1940-1061
to 4.00
6 2.25
.....J&J
Essex County—
Douglas County—
5b Highway 193846—A&O 6 1.50 to 3.20
Holdrege S D 5s 1938 55.J&D 6 2.50 to 3.85
July 11951.—J&J
6 2.50
.50
*
4s Hospital 1946
Beatrice S D 5s 1938-54—F&A 6 1.70
4Hs W W 193842
A&O 6 1.00 to 2.50
5e School July 1 1951—J&J
6s Gen'l impt 1938 62—J&J 6*1.25 to 3*25
4Hs Sewer July 1 '43—J&J
4Hs 1938-1959
J&J 67.00 to 3*00
to 3.30
6
——
1938-1972
4 Hs
to 2.40
to 2.75
1.00
to—
Orange—
Essex Fells
to 3.00
to 2.75
to 2.00
Englewood—
to 1.75
to 2.50
2a 1938-1946
1.90a Oct 1 193846
to 3.75
1.50
4Hs
1938-1969
J&D
5s Sewer 1938-1960
J&J
3 School 1938-1974
A&O
Elizabeth—
4Hs
1938-1957
A&O
5Hs Dec 1 1937-1946.J&D
to 2.30
to 2.10
M&S 6 1.00
M&S 6 1.50
M&S 6 0.85
J&O 6 2.00
1938-1947
2 Hs 1940-1967
2.30s 1938-1947
to 3.75
1.25
Phila-Camden Bridge—
MONTANA
1937
to 2.50
6 1.25
_
to 2.45
2.30
to 3.50
1.25
4Hs 8chool 1938-1951.M&8
Cape May Co—
5s
1938-1940
Jff&S
Delaware River Joint Com.
to 2.70
to 3.00
6 2.00
Cape May—
to 2.50
University City—
4 Ha 1938-19434Hs 1942-1949
to 4.15
to 4.20
to 3 .50
J&J 6 2.00
6 3.70
4s 1944 1968
to 2.60
4.25
b 2 00
J&D 6 2.50
1938-1970...'
to
b 2 00
5Hs 1938-1961...
F&A
4Hs Water '38 to '60.M&N
4Hs 1942-1969
J&J
4s 1945-1970
Camden Co—
1.00
4Hs Dec 31
1938-1955
4Hs Sehool 1938-66...F&A
Bridgeton (City)—
4Hs 1937-1958
2.30
4 Ha Dec 31
5.00
100
b 2 50
F&A b 2.00
1938-1949.J&J
,
Re ev e 5s 1937 & '44.M&N
Belleville 8 D 5s *37-'44 M&N
Bergen Co—
5Hs Dec 1 1937-1942.J&D
5Hs Dec 15 1937-60.J&D15
5s Dec 15 1937-1955.
J&Dl 5
4Hs
1938-1939
A&O
4s Court Hse
1938—.A&O
Bloomfield—
4 Ha 1937 to 1969-.J&D
15
Bogota—
4Hs 1938-1946—.....J&D
Bound Brook 4 Ha '38-'42 J&D
to 2.80
100
(Boro)—
6s July 1 1938-1944....
8 D 4Hs 1938-55
M&S
to 3.25
Springfield 4 Hs '38-'49~M&N
5s Dec 31
55
to 3.00
.
o
1.00
72
72
53
M&N
to 3.30
to 3.00
-
M&N
J&J15
69
M&N
—
1938-1970
75
to
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
0.90
0.90
2.90
2.80
St Joseph S D 4s 1940
—
St Louis 4Hs Public bldg &
impt" 1938-1943—J&J
4Hs 1938-1939
F&A
4 Ha 1940-1953
F&A
4Hs 1937-1948
M&N
4Hs 1941-1948M&N
4s 1938-1940.*
M&N
4s 1941-1945
M&N
4a 1946-1951
M&N
3Hs Public bldg & impt
1950-1955
A&O
3s School 1940-54
F&A
38 Refunding 1952
A&O
2Hs Public bldg & impt
:
1951-1956
—M&N
4Hs
Ask
Atlantic County—
4 Hs Bridge 1938-57-A&O
3*75
1.00
4Hs Wat & Sew *38-'50.J& J 6 1.00
A&O
M&N 6 0.75
A&O 6 1.50
1939-1966
8t Paul—
6s school
A
Bid
Atlantic City—
2H-4Hs Jan 1973
Water 3-4 Hs Jan 1973.
1.90
3 Hs toll
bridge series A.-July 15 '56
St Joseph 4Hs l938-'45-_M&S
Refunding 4Hs May 1 1951
99
less H
5a
Asbury Park
4Hs 1937-1&53
1.75
1.80
St Charles County
Refund 4-4 Ha 1946 opt 1937
97
4 Ha School June 1 1955
6 4.00
Port Huron 4Hs 1942
6 3 00
'
J&J
J&J
J&J
2Hs 1945-1955
Pont lac—
2H trunk
Bonds
'
1940
To
Net
or
Net
Ask
—
Muskegon 4Hs 1938-44—J&J
Muskegon S D 5s 1942—July
W
Bid
4Hsl939
5s Water 1939—*
3.90
to 2.70
3Ha Sept 1 1938-1940 M&S 6 1.50
^
Kansas City—
to
6 2.15
-
Bonds
to 4.05
6 2.20
Yeild Basis
To
or
Net
to 4-00
6 2.30
!>r»
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
1937-1942
4s 1938 1969
...J&D 6 1.50
M&N 6 2 00
Neptune 4Hs 1940-55—.F&A
Newark—
6s 1938-1972
6
to 2.65
to 3 75
4.75
M&S 6 2.00
5Hs Oct 15 *38 to'59 A&O 15 6 1.50
5a 1938-1958
J&J 6 2.00
1.50
2.80 %
4.50
to
$
4.50
to 4.25
to 4.25
4Hs 1938-1983
F&A 6 2.00 to 4.25
4HsSchool Dec 1 '45—J&D
4s Sch house 1959 opt 1949
4s Pas Val sew'61 op >51 J&D
4s 1938-1970
J&D 6 2.00 %to 98
3Hs Track elev 1954..F&A
2Hs Jan 15 1938-76
J&J 6*1.75 to 3.70
3.90
4.00
4.00
3*75
%
or
3 Ms Mar 15
New Brunswick—
,
6 2.00
*
4Ms 1938-1957
--£&A b 2.00
4 Ms 8ch & wat '38-'69- J&D
4 Ms 1937-1967
J&D 6 2.00
North Arlington (Borough)
77
Refunding 4s
76
North Bergen ref 4s-4Ms
*
3.75
to
to 3.90
3.85 %
to
87
_
Nutley (School District)—
4MB 1938-1942
F&A b 2.00
b 3.25
4Ms 1943-1967------F&A
5 Ms Nov 15 1937-39.M&N 6.2.00
98
Ocean City—5s 1944.---F&A
98
4 Ms Impt May 15 1938- 56.
3.00
Ocean Co 4Mb 1938-'50.J&D
*$8 Sewer
80
f
to 4.00
to 2.75
I
%
to 4 .35
%"
3.75 %
to
6 2.50
4MB 1938-1940
M&S
CMs General improvement
1937-1951
-J&D 6 2.50
to
6 2.50
to
6 1.75
to 3.65
Passaic—
5s Impt 1938-1948
M&N
4 Ms Refunding 1944—M&N
4Mb Water
3.50 %
to 4.35
4.25
L85
1939-1970--J&J
J&J
J&D
1.50'
to
1.50
^0 3.60
M&N
F&A
A&O
6 2.00
to 4.30
4MB 1938-1946
4 Ms 1937-1968
4Ms Feb 1 1945
6 ¥.00
4Ms 1938-1967
Perth Amboy—
97
4Mb April 1944----------98 "
454s Water 1938-64—WWtS2
5s Feb 1938-1977
F&A 100
98
4 Ms refdg 1944 & '46.-F&A
Plainfield 4s School 1959 M&N
6 1.25
4 Ms 1938-1962 Various.J&J
*
Albany (City of)—
4M 1937-1969
3.15
1
1937-1953
J&D
3.15
to 3.25
to
6 3.00
to 4.00
1.50
4 Ms
Sea Isle City 5s
County—
1938-1949
Somerset
4 Ms
J&J
to 3.40
1.25
i Or
8outh'6range—
to 3.15
93
Tft_
-J&J
M&S
J&D
J&D
4s 1938 to 1944
1938-1962
4Ms 1938-1969
6s
,
oir
6 1.25
6 1.50
6 1.25
to
to 3.75
3.30
East
to 3.40
s
to 2.10
3.25
5 1*10
to 3.30
5 1.00
to
.00
3.40
5 1.10
to 3.40
5 1.10
to 3.50
2.85
4Ms
Water
to 2.90
4s
Nov
to 3.50
to 3.40
to
193845—A&O
5 0.50
to 2.10
1.20
1.00
Rd&Bdge'38-'47_F&A 6 1.25
to
County—
'38-'40.M&S
1.70
to 3.45
3.00
1.10
to 3.35
0.90
Greenbursrh (T)—
4s 1938 1951
to 3.15
Par
2.90
1.50
to 2..90%
to 4. 65%
Groton 6s Wat
Ventnor City—
88
6MsMunBldg*38-*58-A&0
Vine land (Boro)—
M&S
5Hs 1938-1950
Westfield—
_
6 1.75
4.40s
Harrison
.00%
„
151938-60
J&D, 6 1.50
4 Ms 1938-1966
—A&O 6 1.50
5s June
West New York—
6 2.75
4Ms Oct 1 1938-1968-.A&0
to 3.40
%
to 3.40 %
^
1938-61
M&N
West Orange (T) 6s '38. M&S
6s School
NEW
6 3.00
to 5 .00
75
6 3.00
6 3.00
1952 opt '22. J&D
99
99
r46-'47— M&N 6 2.75
3Ms H'w'y deb '48-'49._M&N
99
3s Jan 1 & July 1 1949-1952—.
98
2Ms H way deb 1944-45-M&S 6 3 00
4s Fund 193^ opt
3 Ms H'w'y deb
1919--M&S
Albuquerque—
68 Water Works 1962.-J&D
110
4Ms 1938 1950
J&J 6 4.25
4Mb 1938-1950
J&J 6 4.25
Middle Rio Grande Conser
TORE
6s Jan & Mar 1 1938-1945
6s Jan & Mar 1946-1970
4Mb Highway 1963.
M&S
4Ms Canal 1964
J&J
4Ms Canal 1965
J&J
4Mb Highway 1965
M&S
4Ms Barge Canal 1945—J&J
4Mb Bonus 1938-1939'—A&O
4M« Bonus 1940-1949
A&O
4s Canal Term 1942
J&J
4s Canal Term Jan 1946.-J&J
4s g High Imp Mar 1958.M&S
2.50
2.50
100
100
to 3.00
101
100
2.50
115
3.60
3.60
65
70
95
1938-73
F&A
Co 5s 1941 op'21.A&0
Dist 5 Ms
Socorro
%
MEXICO
6s Highway 1938-1940—J&J
6 Ms Highway 1938-1940.J&J
4 Ms Dec 16
to 4.60
>. 98
NEW
4s g High Imp Sept 1958.M&S
4s High Imp Mar I960-- M&S
1960--J&J
1961—J&J
Canal Imp July 1961-J&J
Higbw Imp Mar '61—M&S
4s Canal Imp July
4s Canal Imp Jan
4s
4s
Park 1961—M&S
4sCanal Jan 1962
J&J
4s Highw Imp Mar '62—M&S
4sdue Sept 1 1965
4sdue Jan I 1966
4s Canal Imp Jan 1967..J&J
4s Highw Imp Mar '67--M&S
4s Palisades Park 1967-M&S
4s Palisade
4sBldg constr
1938-1939 M&S
4s Bldg constr
*40-'49..—M&S
6
6
6
6
6
b
b
b
b
2.85
2.85
2.80
2.80
2.10
0.40
1.30
b 2.70
b 2.70
6 2.75
b 2.75
b 2.75
b 2.75
b 2.75
b 2.75
b 2.75
b 2.75
b 2.75
b 2.75
b 2.75
b 2.75
b 2.75
b 0.25
b 1.30
15 1940-1955---A&O 6 1.30
Mar 15 *38-*39--M&S 16 ft Q.40
b Basis.
to 2.10
to 2.95
2.75
2.75
2.70
2.70
2.00
to 1.10
to 2.35
Jamestown—
4s Mar 20 1943
Lockport— v
4 Ms 1943-1949
4Mb Sch 1938-1944
4.40s 1943-1949
5s 1938-1942
to 3.50
to 3.25
to 3.35
to 2.60
to 3.40
to 3.00
to3.10
Monroe Co 4s
¥.95
to 2.00
to
2.00
to 2.50
to 2.50
1.25
to 2.40
to 3.10
(T)
2.90
b 1.00
to
b 1.10
to 2.00
1.00
to 3.30
2.80
to 3.50
1.40
1.00
1.00
1.00
to 2.40
1.00
J&J
to 2.75
2.80
to 2.80
to 1.50
b 1.00
Un Fr Sch Dist
4.60s 1944-1966
4Ms '38-'69 --J&J
Authority—
ref 4s May 1, 1975—
ref 3Ms Dec 1. 1965.
ref 3 Ms May 1. 1976
ref 3 Ms Aug 15 1977
ref 3s Dec 15 1976—
Port Jervis
1.50
to 2.75
to 2.50
to 2.60
to 2.70
to 2.20
to 3.20
to 2.80
%
to 2.90
3.25
1
2.60
to
•
0.75
0.75
to 2.50
1.10
to
'
>
to 2.75
3.25
106
107
102
99 M
96
92
104
4 Ms Ser B *40 to
;
Brldge'53 .M&N
109M
Inland Terminal—
4Ms
4 Ms
ser
ser
D '38-'41.-M&8
D '42-*60—M&S
—
—
'
George Washington
>
1.50
106 M
100 m
97
94
>
iii>*
to 2.50
m*
mm
mm
«r
--
%
108 m
Holland Tunnel—
5 2.00
to 4.25
6 2.00
to 3.65
5 2.00
to 2.50
5 2.75
to
4.10
b 1.25
E '38-'41— M&S
110
4Ms ser E '42-'60.—M&8
Putnam Co 4 Ms *38-'51.A&0 b 1.20
1.20
4s 1938-1954
F&A
4 Ms ser
104 m
2.25
5
Rochester
1.80
1938-42—.J&J
3.45
4 Ms
2Mb 1938 to 1956
3s 1938 to 1946
M&S
4 Ms
1.75
1.50
M&N,
1.50
1.50
to 2.85
1.50
to 2.00
to 2.85
2.65
to 1.10
to 2.30
to 2.55
to 1.00
J Flat price.
r
3.00
to
0.90
to
0.90
to 2.50
0.60
to 2.50
0.60
to
1.50
b 1.00
to
¥.60 %
:J&D
1.10
to
3.30
A&O
1.10
to 1.80
1.50
to 3.50
1.50
to
1.00
to 2.00
1.00
to 3.00
to 2.90
F&A 15
2.80
2.40
1.00
(V)—
4.15s 1938-1952
Saranac Lake
M&S
Nassau County—
to
1.00
M&S
A&O
1938 (reg)
1938-1946
Rockville Centre
Rome 5
to
1.00
1.00
F&A
'38-'58_F&A
1938-1940
3.60
to 3.60
to 3.00
1950-55. _M&N) 5 1.75
3.00 $
3.00 %
Rockland Co—
1
.
to
1938-58.F&A
'38-'62
2 Ms 1938-1957
1 Ms
2.15 %
112m
to
"
4 Ms
1938-1959—..M&S
4s Imp Sch &c *38-'47.J&J
to 2.25
to 2.20
5s
4Ms Pub Imp
to
to
M&S
Rensselaer County—
4 Mb Highway
104
5 1.25
2.65
2.65
to 2.75
1.90
Poughkeepsie 4 Ms *38-52 J&D
4s School 1938-'59
M&S
to 3.00
A&O
M&S
to 2.70
1.20
b 2.90
-J&J
1938-1950
Pelham
to 2.60
1938 1944
1938-1939
to 3.10
1.00
1.85
1.00
Co 4s '38-*51
M&N
1.00
Os8ining4Ms 1938-42—M&S
b 1.10
4Ms Water 1938-1969-A&O
Oswego—5 Ms 1938-46.-M&N b 1.10
Oyster Bay Wat Dist—
2.60 Ito 3.10
1.75 to 2.61
4s Sewerage
4Mb
4Mb
2.90
%
to 2.70
4 Ms Water 1938-39
J&J
Onondaga Co. 4 Ms *38-47A&O
Ref 1.90s 1938-57
F&A
3.70s 1938-1951
A&O
Gen &
5 1.25
2.65
*40-'45
Gen &
2.65
2.65
4 Ms
Oneida 4s Water
to 3.00
5 1.25
5s 1938-1943.
101
to^ar
_
to 3.50
5 1.25
2.65
103 m
103
to 2.50
Water
Water
Gen &
2.65
2.65
103
1.90
1938-45—A&O
1946-64.-A&O
1947-72
J&J
4 Ms
4 Ms
Gen &
1.75 to 2.50
4Mb 1938-1943
A&O
1.75 to 2.35
5Ms 1938-1941
-A&O
5 3.50 to 3.90
4Mb School 1962-73—M&N
2.65
North Tarrytown—
2.10
1938-44—.F&A
'38-'50—F&A
"
104
0.90
F&A
No Hempstead S D No 7—
4 Ms
1938-1942
J&D
Par
3.90s Co Bldg
Mount Vernon—
103
1938-1960
4Ms
Gen &
to
1.00
to
2.65
104 m
104 m
103
Port of N Y
5 1.50
lMs Jan 15
101
1939-1949—..
2s Mar 1
No 1
Par
4.35s Sewer
2.65
2.65
4.10%_ Sewer 1938-50--J&J
4 Ms Wat May 1 '41-48M&N
4Ms Sew '39-'46 reg.M&N
3.95 Nov 1.1961-70—M&N
3 Ms 1942-1945
M&N
4s
to
Par
M&S
-M&S
102 m
102 m
101
Ontario
to 3.40
1.25
M&S
Long Beach 5 Ms *38-'60_M&N
5Ms 1937-1940
—J&D
5Ms 1941-1960
J&D
Mamaroneck(T)4 Ms'38-64J& J
Mamaroneck Un F S D No 1—
5 Ms May 1 *38-'52—.M&N
3.90s 1938-1939
— .J&J
3.90s 1940-1964
-J&J
Marine Parkway Authority—
Sk fd 4 Ms ser A 1960-J&D
Middleport 4.35s *38-'42_J&D
2.00
3.10
5 Ms 1941-48
M&N
4.15s Sewer 1965-70—M&N
to 4.50
to 3.40
1.90
2.25
1952—-M&N
1953—M&N
2.50
2.60
2.60
3.75
to
A&O
4Ms 1938-1940
A&015
Jamestown S D 5s '37-'39 J&D
Johnstown 4M8 Dec 1937—
Kingston—
2.70s June 1. 1938-1944
Lackawanna 4 Ms '37-'54M&N
2.05
;
to 3.75
1938-1980
F&A 5 2.00
Hempstead (T)4Ms'38-59 A&O 5 1.50
Hempstead 4Ms 1938-65 M&S 5 1.50
2.30s 193,8-67
J&J 5 1.25
Hempstead Un F S D No 1—
1.50
6s 1938-1954
—M&S
1.75
Hornell 4 Ms 1938-1947—F&A
Hudson Riv Regulating Dist—
1.00
4 Ms 1938-1965
J&J
1.25
4.70s 1938-1965
J&J
1.25
Huntington (T) 4s ,38-'52_J&J
1.25
Islip 4s 1938-1951
M&S
Ithaca—4 Ms Water 1942 J&J
4 Ms 1940-1954
—J&J 5 1.90
'38*39
J&D
Mineola (V) 4.40s 1938-68 J&J
1.70
b 1.90
b 2.15
4s Apr
3 Ms
0.40
2.20
'38-'50
105 m
to 3.30
.
(T)—
4Ms
93
to 4
1938-1965
108m
108 m
to 3.55 %
b 3.20
Niagara Falls S D
to 3.40
108
2.15
stock Jan 1 1977 J&J
corp
3.10
to 3.10
to 3.10
Green burgh U S Sch Dist
Union Township Sch Dist—
4Ms 1938-1968
J&J 6 3.00
1948-19|0—M&N
107m
107
2Mb Serial 1938-46—F&A
Niagara Falls—
to
1.50
107 m
102 M
3M8 exempt 1955——M&N
10 L
3 Ms stock Apr 1,1954. A&O
102 M
3 Ms Corp stock Mar 1, 1960
102
3 Ms Corp stock Jan 15,1976
99 M
3 Ms Corp stock July 1, '75.
3s Rap Trans 1947-51 _ .F&A b 2.75
96 M
3s
to 3.25
1.50
109
106
106
106 M
107
3 Ms g exempt 1954-^ M&N
3 Ms g Water ex 1954- M&N
to 2.75
J&J b 1.75
No 9
-J&D 6 1.75
M&N b 2.00
6 2.60
T
3 Ms R T
to 2.00
M&N
4.20s sever 1946-60—M&N
4 Ms 1938-1951
1.25
M&N
4.40s 1938-1950—M&N
3.10
Garden City 4Ms 1938-52.J&J
2.90
A&O
3 Ms g exempt 1941 _ —M&N
3 Ms exempt 1942-i
M&N
110
108
1959
b 1.00
1938-1963
104 M
3 Ms Corp stock July 1 '75—
3 Ms Corp stock 1939-54— 6 1.40
3 Ms g exempt
3 Ms g exempt
to 3.40
109
M&N
M&N
J&J
1958—
4s May
4s serial
to 2.50
5 1.25
Freeport—
4.20s 1937-1945
to 4.50
to
to 2.35
to 3.20
Franklin Co 4Mb
15
Oct 15 1938-52—-— 6 1.25
to 2.60
5 1.25
to 3.75
Union County—
6s March 15 1938-M&S
2.80
to 3.00
to 2.60
.
to 3.80
City Hall 1939
J&D
Union City 4 Ms 1937-*64.J&D 6 2.50
b 0.50
A&O
M&N
M&N
M&N
to 3.20
Ms 1938
J&D b
4 Ms 1939-1959
J&D b
4s 1945-1953
M&S b
2.90 March 1. 1938- 1947— b
Essex Co 4s 1938-1956
M&S b
4s
112
-----
1.10
0.50
4
to 3.80
111
1956
4s Various May 1957-M&N
Erie
to 3.90
4s July 1,1938-1956—
4s Oct 1,1980
Various
to 4.25
Trenton—
115m
115
M&S
1960
4s
F&A
116
114
Marl. 1962
M&S 111M 112m
112m
4 Ms Mar 1, 1964
M&S 111M
112m
4 Ms April 1,1966
A&O 111M
112m
IliM
4Ms Apr 15,1972—A&015
113
112
4Mb Rap Tr & Wat '74 J&D
b 2.00 to 3.60 %
4Mb Feb 15. *41-'66-F&A15
113 m
112M
4Ms Feb 15,1976—F&A15
113m
112M
4 Ms Nov 15,1978—M&N15
115m
114M
4Ms Mar 1, 1981
M&S
b 0.50 to 3.40
4s Corp stock 1937-55.
to 2.90
to 2.60
Chester—
to 3.50
114M
M&S
to 3.10
M&S b 2.35
1947-1954—
to 3.60
115
5 1.00
b 1.00
6 1.00
b 1.00
to 2.60
1.50
5 1.10
6 2.75
to 3.50
1.50
2.75
to 3.30
6 2.70
to 2.10
1.60
M&N
5 0.50
15
to 3.10
1.25
4s May. 1977
4s Nov 1955.
to 3.20
5Ms 1938-1951
A&O 6 2.00
6 2.00
5s School 1938-1955—A&O
1.75
4 Ms 1938-1966
F&A
1.75
4 34s 1938-1960
F&A
3". 50
5 3.60
Elmira—
to 3.30
to
5 3.50
to 3.10
to 3.00
s
to 2.50
J&D
J&J
4Ms 1938-1958
6 1.25
2.80s Gen Impt B June 1
1950-65—-
b 0.50
M&N
1938-1958
4s
to 3.40
4s Impt 1938-1955—M&N
6 2.50
Tenafly 4Mb 1938-1963.F&A
4s Oct 1 1942
to 2.25
M&N
Cortland Co 4Ms '38-'51.J&J
Delaware Co 4.20s '38-'62A&0 6 1.00
Dutchess Co—
4s 1938-1946
M&S b 1.00
2.75
to
4Ms 1938-1968
6 1.25
Summit—
4Ms School 1941
F&A
6 1.25
4Ms Imp & sch *38-'60-J&D
6 1.25
Sussex Co 4 Ms '38-'44—M&S
,14 Ms
4Ms
to 2.10
1938-47.-J&J
Sewer Authority—
4s 1940-1964
J&J
3 Ms 1940-1964
J&D
Columbia County—
4Ms 1938-1959A&O
Corning 5 Ms 1938-60
M&S
to 3.10
6 1.25
South Jersey Port District—
Marine Terminal—
A&O
4 Ms 1938-1973-.
to 2.75
J&D 15
M&N
J&J
A&O
5 Ms 1944.
5s 1938-1950
2.20s Jan
73
^
J&D
4KB 1938-1952
1.00
b 0.50
*37-'55—M&N
1938-46.A&O
2.60% Relief 193845—J&J
2Mb Oct 15 1938-56..A&O
to 2.00
1.50
F&A
1942
2.90
b 0.50
to 2.75
b 2.75
4Ms May, 1957
M&N
115
4 Ms Nov 1957
M&N 114
4 Ms Dec 1, 1979
J&D 117M 118m
116m
115M
4 Ms Corp stock 1967.-J&J
117
116
s Corp stk 1971. . J&D 15
b 1.00 to 3.40
s July 1.1938 to 1955.-.
113m
112M
s Jan 1, 1977
J&J
5 0.50 to 1.40
s Sch & Var *37-39.J&D
to 2.80
J&D
M&N
M&N
to 3.25
b 2.25
1938-41.J&J
1963
4 Ms
to 2.85
3.40s Nov 15
3.10s Oct 15
to 3.30
1.50
M&N
1938-1968
2.85
1.85
to 2.40
to
to
to
4s
to 3.20
1.50
4MB 1937-1953-—--M&N
Ridge wood 4 Ms 1938-62.M&N
5Ms 1938-1939
--J&J
1.90
1.00
4Mb 1938-1964
(Borough)-—
1.95
1.00
to 3.40
b 1.50
4Mb 1938-1944
—M&N
4 Ms 1945-1965
M&N
4 Ms 1938-1963
M&N
New York City—
4Ms June 1965——J&D
to 1.75
0.50
4Mb 1938
4 Ms 1938-1967
4s June 151960
%
3.60
6 2.00
1937-1940—
4MB
1.90
to
b 2.00
1941-45—-J&J
4 Ms Wat Impt
New Rochelle—
5s 1938-1950
to 2.40
Buffalo—
Rah way—
Red Bank
to 2.05
to
to 3.50
2Ms 1946-1956
----b 1.25
2MB 1938-57
F&A
Newburgh—
2.20
4s Wat Impt 1942-63—-J&J
to 2.75
Binghamton—
4Mb Oct 1 1938-71— —var. 6 0.50
5 0.75
2s Mar 11938-1956—.
"
Ramsey 5s Water
3.40s July 1
to
b 3.25
-J&J
F&A
1938-50...
3s
3.00
3.25
to
b 2.75
J&J
J&J
1944-1950
3 Ms 1951-1961
3s July 1 1940-64
116
116
116
116
b 1.50
J&D
3 Ms
to 2.80
M&N
3M 1938-1971
2 Ms 1937-1945
2% 1937-1955
Albany Port District—
4s 1937-1972
4.20 %
to
to 1.00
to
(Concluded)—
Nassau County
4s 1938-1947-
to 2.80
4M 1938-1970
J&D
4s Munic & Sch '38-*63.J&J
%
\
Passaic County—
P*5Hs,n[937-1959
Km
3.15
to
6 2.00
1938-1964.A&0
m
'40-'81-M&S 15 5 1.30
3Ms Mar 15 '38-'39-M&S 15 5 0.40
3Ms Mar 15 '40-'81..M&S 15 5 1.30
3s g Canal Jan 1 1956...J&J
114
3s g Canal July 1 1958 ..J&J
114
3s g Canal Jan 1 1959-.-J&J
114
3s Canal 1957-59
J&J 114
3s Mar 25 1938-1987
M&S 5 0.40
Unemployment Relief— -■
2 Ms July 6 1938-1947--J&J 5 0.40
General State Improvement—
2Ms July 6 1938-1962-J&J 5 0.50
lMs Sept 10 '38-46..M&S 10 5 0.6J
Emerg Unemploym't Relief—
2 Ms Sept 25 '38-'43—M&S 5 0.60
2 Ms Sept 25 '44-*45.. .M&S 5 1.85
1.80
1 Ms Sept 10 1944-1946—i
Albany County—
4 Ms 1938-1960
M&S 5 1.00
3 Ms Fund 1938-1941. M&N 5 1.00
1.00
2Mb refunding 1938-57.J&J
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Net
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Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Net
Ask
or
or
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Bid
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bonds
date of Issue
closing day of the month preceding the
securities are as near as possible for the
Quotations for all
'
BONDS
STATE AND MUNICIPAL
90
Ms 1938-1941
Rye (V) 5s Mar 10 1938—M&S
Rye & Har'son Un Fr S D No 6
4.40s 1938-1953
F&A
4.45s'38-39 F&A
Saratoga Co 5s 1938-*40-F&A
4Ms 1938-1955
M&S
4s Sept 1 1945-1954---M&S
b 2.50
to
2.50
3.00
&
?50
8
Nov., 1937]
STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
;• V-
Quotations for all securities
are as near as
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Yield Basis
•
Bonds
Saratoga Springs—
49*s Paris 193S-40
A&O 6 1.00
Scarsdale 4 ha 1938-45—J&D
1.00
Yield Basis
v
or
Bid
to 2.00
High Point 4Ha 1938-48.J&J
5s Wat Serv 1938-1968 J&D
to 2.50
Iredell Co 5s
4.30s
4.15s
1937 1948.
1938-1960
A&O
15 1938-1944.-A&O
2Kb 1938-1955
A&O
1.80s 1938-1950
_M&S
4s
to 2.00
to 2.30
J&J 6 2.25
to 3.00
Raleigh—
to
5s Fund1 June
1942-1958
Solvay
Somers (T) 49*s'38-'53-M&N
Southampton—
5s
1938-1971
M&N
Suffolk County—
4 Ha 1938-1957
A&O
3j*s 1938-1951
F&A
29*s High & ref 1938-57 M&S
2.20s June 1 1938-1962 J&D
Sullivan Co 4 Ha '38-'45-A&0
Syracuse—
6 1.00
to 3.60
to 3.60
39*s
to 2.50
Rutherford Co 5s '38-'52_ .J&J
to 2.50
to
Salisbury 6s 1938-1941 --M&N
Transylvania County—
Road & Bridge 6s 1949-50— / 30
Wilmington— b
5s Ref & Impt 1955
A&O 6 4.15
45*s 1938-1962
A&O 6 2.25
45*s Pub Imp 1938-60.J&J 6 2.25
6 1.00
6 0.75
6 0.50
6 0.75
to 3.20
to 2.50
to 3.20
to 2.60
to
to
6 0.75
6 0.75
to
6 2.10
to
6 0.75
to
to
2.75
3.00
2.60
2.50
2.20
2.25
J&J 6 1.50
4 Ha 1938-1942
J&J 6 2.00
45tfs Sewer 1938-1953.-J&J 6 2.00
5s Water 1938-1950-.-J&J
5Ha Water 1938-1950-J&J
•Troy—
6s 1938-1940 reg
A&O
4 Ha 1938-1950.
A&O
45*s
1937-1970
J&D
45*s 1938-1965
J&J
Triborough Bridge—
f
4s serial
Utica—
6
2.00
to 3.75
to
to 3.00
to 2.75 %
to 3.20 %
%
6 0.75
6 0.75
55*s highway 1938-'53_P&A
%
45*s 1938-1956
1942-A&O
Allen Co 55*s 1938-50--A&O 63".0b"
Ashland 55*s 1938-44
A&O 6 1.00
6 1.00
J&J
J&J
6 0.75
J&J 6 0.75
J&J 6 0.75
to 2.50
to
2.40
6 2.00
to
6 1.70
6 3.30
6 1.75
6 2.75
to 2.75
3.90
to 3.90
to 3.40
to 3.10
to 3.90
to 3.00
to 3.50
45*s 1938-1959 (reg)—M&S 6 1.50
to 3.50
3.90s
P&A 6 1.00
to 3.25
6 2.50
25*s Sept 1 1943-49
Wolcott 45*s Jly 15'38-'42J&J 6 1.00
to 2.75
to 3.40
to 3.00
Yonkers—
A&O 61.00
1938-1961
b 1.00
to
1.00
45*s July 1 1938-'62
A&O
45*sMarl iy38-'56—A&0
1.00
1.00
to 4.10
4s 1938-1958
P&A
3.30s April 1 1938-1956
1.00
to
1.00
to 4.00
3.10s Oct 1
1.00
1938-1964
& ref July 1 *43-'46 6 3.00
to 4.20
45*s 1938-1968
4a 1938-1968
35*s 1940-45
25*s 1946-47-48
-•
5s
4.00
3.75
to 3
5s
80
to
J&J
5s 1938-1946
OREGON
to Too
to
/ 305*
6 1.50
6 1.75
to 4 .00
6 1.75
6 1.75
to
F&A 6
%
%
3.70 %
to 3.65
to 3.05
98
45*s 1938-1966
J&J 6 1.50
58 Water 1938 to 1945.J&J 61.75
Durham County—
45*8 1938-1951
J&D 6 1.75
Forsyth Co 45*8 '37-58-J&D 6 1.50
'39-.M&N 6 3.00
Granville Co 4 5*8
%
97
to 3.70
to 3.20
%
%
to 3.60
to
%
3.65 %
2.50 %
2.60
6s Water 1942—F&A b 4.10
3.75
J&J 6 2.75 to 4.40
45*8 1938-1965
P&A b 2.75 to 4.30
4s water Works 1954-.J&J b 4.05
3.90
Ref'g 3 5*s 1957-1962— J&J
95
925*
Greenville 5s W W *58—F&A 6 4.50
4.25
Guilford County—
45*8 1937-1967—
..M&N 6 2.00 to 4.20
4
<
'
1.75
to
to 2 50
1.00
1.00
to 2.80
1.00
Highway 1938-1941-.A&O
to 2.00
to 2.15
39
39
3 00
1.00
2.90
2.50
2.75
2.50
to
to 3.15
to 3.00
1.00 to 2.00
1.00
to
2.00
to 2 60
1 00
to 3.25
2.50
1.00
to 2.90
1.00
to
4s July 15 *40-'45
„
2.75
J&J15
5s Harb Dev 1937-50.M&N
49*s Dock 1943
M&N
49*s Oct 1938-47
A&O
101
Portland—
to 2.50
to 2.50
101
;»..
•
■1,
1.75
rT. ^
2.30
1.00
to
to 3.75
49*s 1938-1960
M&N
4s Water 1938-1955—M&N
4s Water 1939-1958
J&J
1.50
to
to 3 40
4s Water
1.75
1940-1959—.P&A
to 3.25
to 3
V::~t■>"' ? ' 'V':
20
to
to 3.30
3.10
PENNSYLVANIA
1.00
to 3.20
19*s Tax anticipation notes
1.50
to 2.95
1.50
to 2.85
series "C T" May 31 1938.. 6 1.00
July 1 1951 Series O—J&J
131
45*8 Dec 1 1951 opt *37—J&D 1009*
49*s 1939, 1944. T949
J&J 6 1.30 t<
4s Highway Apr.l 1940.
1942,
1.00
to
3.00
1.50
5s
to 3.25
3.70 %
.
to 3.10
to
6
6 2.70
to
2.30
to
2.90
to
Par
to
25* Apr 1 1938-67
A&O
49*s 1938-1962
49*s July 1938-1958
4s Bridge 1942
102
to
1.60
A&O 6 1.25
J&J 6 1.25
P&A
M&S 6 T. 25
1945, 1947. 1950, 1952
Allegheny Comity—
3.10
3,00
1938-1958...
2J*s Dec 1 1937-1965—J&D
to 3.10
.
1.00
to 2.25
Allentown—
1.00
to 3.20
4-9*s Sewer 1939-59
Altoona—-
1.00
to 3.15
1.00
to 3.00
1.00
to 3.00
J&D 6 1.50
to 2.60
4 Ms Water 1938-60
M&S
Bethlehem School Dist—
4s 1940-45-50
Braddock 49*s '38-'41..M&N
Cambria Co 4J*s Nov 1 '38-*45
Chester 49*s 1938-1940--J&J
Chester SD 49*s 1938-42 J&D
to 3.40
Del River Jt Comm
P&A
to 3.20
1961
to
2.80
6 1
00
9*s 1943
Easton
25*sWater
1938-1966
49*s 1938-1960
5s Park &
Imp '38-'41- A&0 6 Too
Lima 55*s Sewer 1937-1947.. 6 2.00
5s Sewer Feb 1 1938-'51 F&A 6 2.50
to
to 3.00
6 1.80
to
2.5U
6 2.00
to
2.60
2.60
'»
103
113
—
_F&A 6
■'
115
to
...
to
2.60
49*8 Jan 1 1938-1946
6 1.00
Fayette County—
49*s Highway 1952...J&D 6 3.00
to
2,75
Jeanette
A&O
45*8 Sewer Oct 1 1938-'47— 6 1.00
Lakewood—~
45*s 1938 1939
A&O 6 1 00
45*8 Oct 1945
A&O
to 2
6 1.80
works—
M&S 6 1.10
F&A 6 1.30
Erie S D 4s 1938
to 3.00
to 3.00
6 1.50
.F&A
to 3 20
F&A
4 9*s Oct 1 1939
6 2.00
6 1.80
49*s,
Phila-Camden—
49*s Sept 1 '67 opt '41
bl.00 to~2~66
to
to 2.80
Bridge
Easton-Phillipsburg
to 3.10
6 1.10
to 2.80
;-
—
to 2.00
to 2.50
to 4.00
to 4.10
Harrisburg—
>
4s May 15 1938-1953
49*s 1938-1956.M&S
Lacakwanna Co 4s 1944.F&A
Lancaster Co 49*s '38-'60F&A
Lancaster S D 4s May 1945..
Lower Merion
Twp 4s 1945..
McK'p't S D 49*8 38-43 M&N
Mercer Co 5Ha *38-'47--F&A
Norristown S JJ 49*8 1943. J&J
1.10
2.00
2.75
1.25
6 2.20
6 2.20
6 1.75
6 1.50
Lucas Co 4s O H 1944.—M&S
4 5*s 1937-1940
J&D2 6 1.50
to 2.60
Mahoning Val San Dist—
45*s water 1938-1952..A&O
108
to 3.25
5s Jan 1951
4 9*8 May 1948
J&J
6 1.50
J&J
6 .1.50
to 3.00
49*8 Nov 1
J&J
1049*
1049*
.
;
45*8 1938-1963
to
to
1.00
5s W W 1938-1946
J&J 6 1 25
Fostoria 5s W W *38-'40-M&S 6 1 50
Hamilton County—
30
30
Jr.:
Greensboro—
—A&O
Liverpool—4s 1940-J&J
Elyria 4s 1937 to 1938.-J&D
45*s 1938-1952
M&S
£ 305*
1.00
200
-.
East
>
•
1.50
Cleveland— L
4 5*s gen imp 1938-43 __A&O 6 1.00
Charlotte—
3s 1960-1977
Durham—
J&D 19
...
45*s Funding 1939—M&S
Bridge 1937
A&O
4s
East
.
M&N
M&N
M&N
F&A
3.50%
2 50%
V
2 9*8
2.70
1.00
49*s Bdge 1938-1951..M&S 6 1.00
45*s 1938-1940
—M&S 6 1.00
45*sl941-1961
—M&S 6 2.50
Dayton School Dist—
55*8 1941..
M&S
5s Mar 16 "38-*46.—M&S10 6 1.50
1005*
6s
55*sl937-1948
45*8 1938-1970
45*8 1938-1979
35*8 1939-1959
6 2.75
4s
1943-195$
Imp 1945
"
—A&O
P&A 6 3.75
4.20
5 5*s W W Imp 1944—J&D
5s W W
J&J / 305*
M&S
305*
M&N
305*
A&O
305*
,
1938-1947
6s Feb 1 1938-1939
to 4.20
Dayton—
& p,
55*s 1938-1957
55*s 1938-1969
45*s 1937-1965
45*8 1938-1962
Buncombe County—
2.50
1.00
1.00
s-a
Cuyahoga County-*
5s 1938-1939...
A&O
49*s 1938-1944
A&O
45*s 1938-1943
A&O
45*s Road 1938-1941— A&O
to 4.15
to
M&S 6 1.00
4s 1938-1941.
-A&O
6s 1938-1969
3.50
3.50
2.50
to 4.10
Columbus S D—
J&J 6 3.30
J&J 6 1.25
A&O 6 1.25
A&O
1.25
A&O 6 2.00
.
45*s 1938-1962
Asheville—
4.25
to 4.00
CAROLINA
5e July 1961
:
59*8 July 1946
F&A 6 3.75
59*s Wat & Pk '38-'49_F&A 6 3.75
59*s 1938-1939
P&A 6 2.75
to 4,00
39
F&A 6 1.50
4s Wat W '45
101
opt '20—M&S
29*8 1940-1959
P&A 6 2.00
4.00
to
NORTH
4.75
Certificates of deposit
59*s 1937-1949.—
J&J
Certificates of deposit.
Eugene 5s 1942
M&S
Multnomah Co-—
49*s Bridge 1938 1944. J&D
49*s 1949-1956
F&A
4s Bridge 1945-1955—J&D
5s Road 1938-1939
M&N
Multnomah Co 8 D No. 1—
4Ha July 15 '38--39..J&J15
45*s 1938-1955
to 4.50
A&O
gen
2.10
6 5 00
39
Cleveland—
55*s 1940-1970
J&D 6
5s W W 1938-1968
J&D 6
49*s Grad Gros'38-'54-A&0 6
45*s Fire Dep '38-'55__A&O 6
45*8 1938-1950
M&S 6
4s Sewage 1938-58
M&S 6
39*s 1938-1956A&O 6
29*s 1938-1951
M&S
25*s 1938-1951
M&S.
Cleveland Heights S D—
I
6s 1938-1959.
A&O 6
Columbus—
6s 1949-1957
—M&S 6
45*81938-1953
-F&A 6
White Plains—
65*s Jan 1938-1961—A&O
2.50%
3.00%
6 3.25
6 2 .40
Astoria 5s 1953——.—J&D
-
to 3.00
6s Feb 1 1938-1952
3.40%
6 2.75
M&S
4s 1938-1956
to 3.75
J&D 6 1.75
-J&D 6 3.00
1938-1954
6 3.60
-J&D
A&O 6 2.75
35*s Water *45 op '25—P&A 100
6 1.00
35*s Sept 1 1938-62
29*s Sept 1 1938 to 1956- 6 1.00
25*s Sept 1 1938 to 1976- 6 1.00
Cinclnnatf (School Dist)—
35*s 1940 opt 1912—A&O 101
to~2~66
100
6 1.75
1959-1964—J&D 6 3.70
J&D 6 1.75
J&D 6 3.00
4s June 1
35*s 1938-1951
35*s 1952-1980
35*s 1938-1951
3 5*s 1952-1963
25*s
to 2.00
55*8 1941.—..
M&S
55*s Imp Feb '46-'51—P&A 6 2.40
5s July f 1965-. ——...J&J
45*s July 1943....
J&J
45*s Sewer 1955
A&O
Westchester
,v;
3.70
4.40s 1956
Cincinnati—
M&N
-
v
49*s Aviation 1938-53.J&J
Oklahoma City—
59*8 1937-1940
J&D
5s Water 1938-'47
M&S
49*s Water Works 1941 J&J
Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943--.
3.70
to
: 'T;,
Muskogee—
_———-A&O
45*s Dec 5 1939-42
J&D 6 "2.00
Thousand Islands—
5s
to
3.70
365
581954..
to 3.00
45*8 Bridge Rev '67.M&S
County—
1939-1976
J&D
45*s San Sew *38-'82—J&J
45*s Parkway 1962-86. J&D
45*s Co Bldg 1938-44. A&O
45*s *44. '45. *56 & '69 J&D
4s Co Bldg 1938-59.—M&S
2.25
2.75
5a Sewer 1953
to 3.25
5s
2.75
to
May 15 1938-1940
39*s May 15 1941-1945
49*s H'way '38-'49 (8-a)-A&0
4s Highway 1938-1942.-A&O
68 Water 1944-1959
Canton School Dist—
Water town—
1938-1946
to
55*s Fund 1937
2.25
to
to
Oct 6 1.00
1938.-
6 1,.00
—
—A&O 6 3.00
A&O 6 3.00
A&O 6 3.75
49*s 1938-1947
45*s 1938-1952
Warsaw Union Fr S D No 10—
1.50s
to
Forks—
A&O 6 3.00
55*s 1938 1951
J&J 6 3.50
5s Water 1938-1953--.A&O 6 2.00
2.50
2.50
to 2.25
to 2.50
to 2.50
to 3.00
4s May
M&S
j OKLAHOMA
Akron 6s 1938-1940
104%
to 3.85
to
6 0.75
6 0.75
6 0.75
35*s May 15 '38-'51-M&N
.
3.75
4s Water Works
104
P&A
M&N
1938-1946
A&O
1938-1948--—P&A
45*s >• 1942
45*s
1938-1953
5s 1938-1945
to
to 2.90
to 4.00
Canton—
1938-1942
—M&S 6 2. .75
5s 1938-1944
OHIO {See footnote *)
3.75
to 3.00
3.00
Tulsa—
6 0.75
Warren Co 49*s 1938-'50.P&A 6 0.75
.
to 4.00
2.00
5s Mayl938——— 6 1.00
45*8 Pub Imp '38-'45.J&J15 6 0.50
45*s
2.00
3.25
to
Zanesville—5s City Hall &
Market 1938-1939
M&S 6 1 .00
Zanesville S D 5s '38-'43.A&0 6 1 .00
„
3.50
6 1.00
1942- 68— 6 2.40
revenue
49*sl944-47
to 3.80
Grand
to 3.90
6 0.75
6 1.00
3.90
to 4.10
NORTH DAKOTA
to 3.75
4.20s 1938-1949
4.15s 1938-1950
4.10s
3.90s
33
to 3.40
to
,
,
2.00
3
to 3
to 3
49*8 1938-1959
—A&O 6 1, .00
49*s 1938-1956-i
A&O 6 1..00
Youngstown—
6s Bdge 1938-41-.-.—A&O 6 1 .00
49*s 1938-1957
A&O 6 1 .00
Youngstown School Dist—
Fargo 4s Aug 15 1938-54
to
to
Toledo School Dist—
97
M&S
5s Farm I/n 1940-45&'50 J&J 6 3.00
55*s 1945 & 1948 ser O—J&J 6 3.40
45*8 July 1951 & '55.— J&J 6 3.75
45*s Jan 1957
J&J 6 3.75
6 2.00
A&O
1977
revenue
97
49*s 1938-1958—M&N 15
45*s 1938-1973
J&J
103 X •104
A&O 6 2.35 to 3.85
Tlconderoga S D No 5—
4 Ha July 1938-'58
Tonawanda (City of)—
s
to 4.50
95
94
to 2.40
to 2.90
49*8 1938-1954
1.
M&S15
49*s 1938-1953
1
M&S
6 1
49*s Nov 1 1937-1953
48 Park July 1 1942—_J&j
to 4.25
6 4.30
3.20
5s W W 1938-1944
F&A 6 1. 50
6s Pub Wharf 1960—M&S
5s Sewer 1949
M&S
to 3.90
Winston-Salem—
5s Sept 1938-1947
2.50
Thousand Isl'ds—See "Watert own"
4s
49* 1937-1940——A&O 6 1 .00
94
6 2.50
to
to 2.00
Toledo—
to 4.40
1951-1956——M&N
3-50
to
—__
to 4.25
to 2.75
to 3.00
6 0.75
J&J15 6 0.75
1942-68
to 3.00
4.10
2.25
4.00
90
6 1,00
M&S
M&S
2.10% Aug 15 1946-1947..lHa 1938-1946
M&S
Triborough Bridge—
4s s f revenue 1977
A&O
-
4.50
A&O
M&N
6 1.00
6 0.75
1938-1957
to 2.60
3.00
6 0.75
2s 1938-1956
to 2.75
.50
Summit Co—
■
4s 1938-1946
3 Ha 1938-1951
3s 1938-1971
.00
49*s 1938-1950
J&J 6 2.00
Springfield—
49*s 1938-1949
.50
—M&S
4s 1938-1955_
.50
M&S
Springf'd S D 5s '38-'39_J&J2
.00
|4.60
1946-1950-
Ask
,
.
-
Randolph County— , 4Ha 1938-1947——-P&A
4 Ha 1948-1959
P&A
6 1.00
M&S
M&N
J&D15
F&A
J&J15
4 9*s 1938-1944
4.20s Dec 15 '37-71
ser rev
4.80
3.50
•
49*s 1938-1967
5s
May 151938
59*s 1938-1960
J&J
4s
6 1.00
1§59
5s Munic Bldg 1939—J&J
5s Impt June 1 1944.-J&D
2.75
to 2.50
to
Bid
Newark 4 9*s 1938-1941- -A&O
Portsmouth City S D— :
to 4.40
6 0.75
6 1.00
49*s 1938-1940—F&A 6 1.25
4s
to 5.30
to 3.75
58 Bridge 1938-1951—P&A 6 2.50 to 4.50
Mecklenburg Co—
6s Ref Nov 1950M&N 6 4.15 to 3.90
Pitt County4 Ha 1943-1947
4.50 to 4.*50
M&S
5s Dec 15 1938-1948.i
2.20%
Montgomery County—
5s Flood
Emerg *38-'42 J&D
2.75
to 2.25
to 2.50
b 1.00
Schenectady County—
;
to 5.00
b 0.75
b 1.00
Oct
49*s
Bonds
Lincoln Co—
to 2.50
Ask
3.00
3.75
4.10
3.00
'42.F&A
A&O
Aug 1
4?*s 1938-1950.
-
b 0.75
J&D b 0.75
or
Bid
Schenectady—
5s Dec 15 1937-1941
Yield Basis
or
Ask
Martin's Fy 5s '38-'44
Miami Conservancy
55*s (1 to 5 yr mat'y)
55*8 (5 to 10 yr mat'y)
55*8 (after 10 years)
6 1.00
Philadelphia—
1948
?
to 2.40
2.50
6 2.30
to 2.80
6 2.90
to
3.00
—
•
Ohio
municipal bonds Issued since Jan. 1,1913
are
taxable, ail bonds issued prior to that date
are
tax-exempt.
6 Basis.
/ Flat price, n Nominal.
f'i-i
ElSliit fillips?!#i i
:
v
liili I
■
IliillSfiii
MUNICIPAL BONDS
STATE AND
98
Quotations for all securities are as near as
possible for the closing day of
J&J
J&J
4s Jan 1 1946
Feb 16 1955
J&J
4s Nov 1 1966
J&J
4s July 26 1972
.--J&J
8Ms July 1 1986 opt 1956—
Philadelphia School Dist-4Ms 1938-1943
---J&J 6
;
2.10
4Mb Apr
;
•-'«
2M
6 3.00
6 3.05
6 3.40
3s
100
6 1.75
6 1.75
to 2.45
Sept 1 1946
4Ms Jan 1 and Feb 15 1939
4 Ms Jan 1 1939
4 Ms Dec 1 1939
6s July 1 1943
6s April 15 1946-47
to 2.40
4s 1940-1955.—
6 2 10
to 3 35
4Mb 1940-1967...
101 Mi
6 2.15
to
Carter
Scranton School
District—
J&J & 1.75
4Mb 1938-1956
Wilkes-Barre—
J J-75
6 2.60
6 1.10
to 2.60
80
to 2
to 2.00
RHODE ISLAND
!:
1M% UnemplRelief'38.M&S
6 1.25
1M% June 1 1939
g%
1
1939-43...-J&D
June 1
6 1.25
1.15
to 1.80
6 2.50
2.40
8% Public Wks 1951-56-M&S
4s Charit Inst 1965
M&S
6 _2.8o"
4s June 1 1977
J&D
Cranston—
4s
1938-1966---—-J&J
6 1.25
6 1.25
2.60
2".75
4 Ms May
1938-1942..M&N
4s May 15 1948
3 Ms g High sch
Pawtucket—
4Ms 1950
4Mb Sewer
School
4 Ms
6 1.00
1
to 3 75
to 2.65
to 1.60 %
to 3.25 %
2.25
to
2.50
3 60
1952...S2-J&D
1954.-—-M&N
1937-1959
J&D
3.60
6 1.00
to 2.80 %
-J&J
-A&O
1956
2 1957
I?25
3.60
-J&J
4s Jan 1 1945
4s Oct 1 1954-
M&N2
4Mb
<
4s July
4s May
2.40
2.60
2.65
2.65
i-J&J
1962
4s Oct 1 1964
« 1938-1950—
8s 1944-1951
2Ms 1938-57
WPA School Loan—
3s 1946-1965
4s Water
J&D
A&O
J&D 6 1.00
-J&D
F&A 6 0.75
.
2.75
2.75
2.50 %
to
OK
J&J b 2.35
to 2.50
to 2.70 %
J 1 25
.J&D 6 1.00
2.50
to 4 35 %
to
itjb
3.75 %
3.20
to 3.75 %
to 3.60
1
to 2.70
5s Funded 1938-1959..A&OI6
4s Funding 1947
A&O
1.00
to 3.75
3°A0
5 Ms Impt 1937-1946—J&D
Knox County—
4Mb Bridge May 1 *51
b 2.75
4M« ctfs indebt
'39-'53—J&D 6 2.00
1938-59
J^J
2Mb Highway Oct 1 '45-'54._4s
lnstitu'l
6 2.90
1938-1945.F&A 6 2.40
Anderson Co—
4 Mb Highway 1938-43.F&A 6 2.50
Charleston—4Ms Jan *62.J&J 105
4s Refjg *38 (tex-exem)_J&J .100
Aiken Co 4Mb
:
.
3 Ms Wat Works
Oheraw 5s '52 opt
„
.
_
—
'38-78A&0 6 2.25
'32 .July 1
95
Clarendon Co—
to 3.25
to 3.50
to
3.50
to 3.15
to
3.25
.
,
„
..
6 5.00
£3-75
J&J 6 3.75
6s May 15 '38-'40—M&N15
Columbia 5s Ref 1941..M&S
Madison County—
_
4Ms Water 1945
Greenville—5s St 1942—-J&J
64.00
ref 1939-76 M&N
3.40
6 2.00
6 2.00
to 3.40
Greenville Co 4 Ms'40-'65. J&J
6 2.50
4Mb Highw 1938-1945.F&A
Greater Greenville Sewer Dist
4Mb 1967
M&N
Kersnaw Co—
6 2.00
to 3.25
3 Ms water
'
to 3.50
^
4.25
_
1938-1946-f&A 6 2.00
to 3.50
"sffsemi
mas & 2.00
SP4K.nw£wr 1938-1939.J&J & 2.00
to 3.15
5b Highway
6 3.00
6 3.00
6 3.85
Bpartanb'g Co 4Ms'38-'47M&S 6 2.00
c
I
r',-;/'
4Mb Water 1940-1965.J&J
5b Sept 1 1939
5s Nov 1 1943
Sumter Co 5s
1938-1952.-J&J b 2.10
York Co 4Mb
1938-*50—J&J b 2.00
to 3.75
2.75
3.50
to 3.25
to 3.80
to 3.50
5s Rural Credit
*38-'40-A&0
M&S
6s Sept 1941
5s June 1 1938-39
5s Jan 15 1938-'40
1943
5Ms Jan 15
4Mb Rural
,
J&D
J&J15
J&J15
Credit 1942—J&J
4Ms Rural Credit—
Due May 1 1943-'50._M&N
Ref 4s Aug 1 '43-49—F&A
8Mb 1943 to 1946
f&A
f&A
3b Feb 1 1947
6 Basis,
f Flat price,
105
to 3.50
Hospital *38-'56—J&J
1.50
1937-1968
M&N
4Ms 1938-1967
-J&J 6 1.25
4Mb 1938-1948
M&8.6 1.25
Polk Co 5s 1938-1946
J&D 6 5.10
4Mb
4 Ms
Robertson County—
4Mb Road 1948.
4M% Jail
4.75
Tipton County—
3.25
3.25
2.25 to 3.40
Tarrant County—
4 Ms Oct 10
'SS-'SO—A&O10
to 3.25
to
3.00
to 3.25
6 3.00
to 3.50
Waco—
6 3.25 to 3.40
4Mb Water 1938-1968—J&J 6 3.00 to 4.00
5s Water Works 1942—J&J
Wichita Falls—
M&N
1937-1960
4Mb 1938-1946
2.00
6
J&J
6
1955—M&S
b
to 4.25
'38-'58-M&S 15
_
J&J
J&J
J&J
1938-1942
4Mb 1938-1961
5s
1938-1953
1954-1958
4 .40
1954.M&S
6s Water
1
less
1
El Paso—
6 3.25
to 3.70
5s Impt Aug
1.25|
to 2.40
1.80
1.65
0.75
to 2 .30
2.50
to 3.00
2.60
1.90
tc z.ou
74
*>2.50%10
to
3
.
i6 %
VIRGINIA
2.60
4s (Commonwealth) 1962
3 M % ctfs of indebt July 1'
*39
2 Ms Refunding 1947—-60 J&J
lMs Refunding 1938—46 J&J
Albemarle Co 5s 1948
J&J
Alexandria 6s 1938-1956-A&0
Arlington Co 5Ms '38-'54 F&A
Bristol 5 Ms Sch 1938-53 J&J
101
6 1 75
b 1.00
b
6 3.25
to 3.60
4Mb
6 3.25
to
1.00"
b 1.60
5 2 50
Charlottesville 5s 1962..M&S 5 3.75
J&J
5 3.00
5 3.00
1958
2.10
to
1.75
to
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to 3.60
ji.40
to 3.60
to
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Norfolk—
to 3.60
4.00
3.90
6 2.00
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5 3 50
5 1.50
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5 4.00
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to 3.50
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3.50
3.50
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4Mb Impt Oct 1 1942--A&O
4Mb Sch and Sew 1938.J&J
4 Ms 1938-1954
J&J
5s Water 1948—
J&D
4ms 1949... ....... ..J&J
4Mb 1958—
J&J
4Ms July 1 1964
J&J
4Mb July 1 1941
J&J
6 2.00
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4s
1938 to 1943-
6 2.00
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4b
6 2.75
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6 2.00
to 3.00
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J&J
J&J
J&J
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4s Elec Light 1942
4s 1943
98 M
3.25
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3.75 %
6 4.15
3.89
6 2.00
6 4.00
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3.50
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6 3.50
6 4.00
3.50
Portsmouth—
4Mb July 1 1965
97
3.00
3.00
5 3 50
to 3.25
6 2.00
1.00
5 1.50
4M% April 194147
5% Water May 1952—
5% Port Terminal May '52.
5M% School Oct 1961
Petersburg 4M« 1952
A&O
_
1950—A&O
1948—-F&A
1938-1960———A&O
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3.60
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Middlebury 4s'41 op '21-M&N
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1938-1959—F&A /
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1
1.25
1.40
I
to 3.50
99
105
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D^ai938-1960—------M&N
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VERMONT
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6 1.75
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101
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5s 1940-1965. —
A&O 6 3.00 to 4.15
6 2.00 to 4.25
4Mb 1938-1970
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4s 1942 opt 1922
J&D
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3 Ms 1938-1952
A&O 6 2.00 to 3.85
4.25
3.85
4s 1953-1977
A&O
Brazoria Co—
6 4.00 to 4.25
5Ms Impt Apr 10 1956-1965
Cameron County—
65
68
4Mb 1938-1942—----M&S
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68
5s Road Mar 15 1938-1957—
101
98
Corpus Christi 5s fd '67-f&A
.
91
1.70
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1.40
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..J&J 6
4Mb Road 1939
4Mb July 1 1939
J&J
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Salt Lake City—
5s Refunding 1941—..J&J
4s Ref 1938-1945
A&O
4s Ref 1946-1965
A&O 6
Salt Lake City S D—
4s May 1 1949
M&N 6
Salt Lake Co 4Mb Apr 1 1942 6
4Mb June 11957
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Lynchburg—
4Mb Pub Impt 1939—J&J
4Mb Pub Impt 1946
J&J
4Mb Water 1951
J&J
4s Pub Impt 1939-1959-J&J
Newport News—
4 Ms 1948
J&D
4Mb Feb 1953
F&A
4s street Nov 1 1941—M&N
4.00
J&J
Beaumont—
6s Water Works
19 &
pages
Fairfax Co 4Mb 1945—F&A2 5 3.00
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J&J 51.00
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Austin—
STATES—See
UNITED
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less
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-J&J
4Mb 1938-1968
F&A
3s July 1 1938-1951
J&J
San Antonio S D 5s '56—F&A
5s Water Impt
2.00 to 4.00
58J&J
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5% Fdg Jan 1 1954
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3.40
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1940-1951—M&S
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1957—A&O
1938-1958—J&J
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3.40
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1.50 to 3.25
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1938-1960--.M&S
'38-50.M&S
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6 3.30
6 3.75
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Nashville—
6 1.50
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San Antonio—
5Ms W W 1938-65—M&N
UTAH
100
3.40
6 1.50
b 1.50
97
99
to 3.25
4Mb 1938-1970-——M&N
4M 193845
M&N
4M 1946-65
„M&N
4b School 1938-1951—-J&J
2Mb 1938-1957—-—-J&J
Dallas Co 4Mb Apr 10 1951—
5s Vlad't & Bridge Feb 10
1954 opt 1924
Apr 10
SOUTH DAKOTA
to 3.50
4.40
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104
95
98
—
to 2.80
3.25
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101
1.50
5s
■
6 4.50
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Montgomery Co—5s Cumber¬
6
land River Bdge 1953-F&A
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4 Ms
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6 3.60
3.40
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1.50 to 3.50
4 Ms 1938-1955
J&D
1.50 to 3.40
4s 1938-1954
M&S
Amarillo4Mb
3.40
to 2.00
to 3.25
1937-1940
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Memphis 5s July 1954—.J&J
TEXAS
3.40
to 3.30
to 3.25
5s Feb 10 1960
3.75 %
93
96
97M
1950— 102
Water 4Ms
—-— 6 4.00
4s Funding 1952-62—A&O
98
Abilene 5s Feb
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2.25
to 3.25
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6s 1950
95M
4 Ms—
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1944, '49. *54. '59, '64
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1958...
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General Obligation
General Obligation
General Obligation
Funding 5 Ms Sept
101
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Houston—
5s Sewer 1939
3.50 %
106
100
6 3.25 to 4.25
4Mb Apr 10 '38-'56-A&010 6 2.00
4Mb Road Apr 10 'SS-'eO— 6 2.00
5 Ms
94
96
98
White County—
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Harris Co—
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Smith County—
to 3.15
Grimes County
93
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Refunding 5s Jan 1 1958—
5s Aud Mkt H'se
3 Ms State Highway—
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Ctfs of indebt 1940-49-J&D 6 2.10
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Houston S D 5a Feb 1952
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Knoxville—
4s Courthouse
CAROLINA
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90
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Newport—
6 1.00
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2.90
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f 85
Chattanooga—
4 00
4Ms School 1956
A&O 6 4 25
4.00
4 Ms Memorial Aud '52M&N 6 4 25
4 00
5s Hospital 1954
M&S 6 4 25
Cocke County—
2.50
4Ms Road 1947 opt *39-J&J 6 3.00
Davidson County—
2,75
4Ms Highway 1947—J&J 6 3.00
to 3.10
5% Co Memorial '38-'50J&J 6 1.00
85
Dyer Co ref 3 M-4Ms 1965——
81
Fayette County—
4.70
4Ms Road 1958
..J&J 6 5.00
Gibson County—
4.50
0 75
4Mb, 1940-1958 —
.
6 4.75
Hamilton
County
%
3.80
%
4M% Refunding 1957-A&0 6 4.00
3.60
%
5% Bridge 1944.
6 3.80
to 3.10
.
_
4Ms 1938-1940... -—J&J
4Ms Impt 1940-1945—J&J
lork 4Ms 1938-1943
F&A
2.85
3.25
101
1.50
6 3.15
County—
5s funding Jan
M&S
4s 1938
6 2 00
6 3.20
6 3.50
Bridge4Ms 1944-1945
4M% 1953
J&D 6 2.60 to 3.00
Reading 5s Impt 1943-49-J&J
Schuylkill County—
1.75 to 3.00
4 Ms 1938-1955-.-.—-J&J
1.75 to 2.65
Scran ton 4 Ms *3 8-'41—F&A
1.80 to 3.2(?
5s 1938-1950
F&A
to 2.50
5s School
1938-1954—M&S
5s 1938-1956
A&O
3Ms Sept 1 1944—
3Ms Sept 1 1945
3.90s Sept 1 1955--1958
Relief—
to 4.25
to 4.25
Galveston—
3.00
to 1.50
*56 ...J&J 6 1.00
July 1 1938
lesslM
to 4.25
1938-1971
F&A
1938-1964
F&A
4s Refunding 1941
J&J
Ind Sch D 4s *38-*64—F&A
5s Grade Raising
to 2.60
J*D 6 1.10
89SchDist3l 93"a-62l A&O
Public works
6 2.75
J&D
1 1940
TENNESSEE
3.40
to 3.00
to 3.40
J&D 6 2.10
Pit4pfel950
70
95
60
100M
to
161939-58.A&Ol5 6 2.50
-J&J J 2.10
1938-1966
5 Ms Dec
to 3.40
4s 1938-1942
4s
92
to 4.25
A&O
J&D
5s 1951
103""
to
M&N 6 2.40
4Mb 1941-1959
5s 1938-1959
4 Ms
4 Ms
Sioux Falls S D—
104M
102 M
103
101
97
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*
i\.'
95
Jackson
4 Ms fund
J&J 103
100H
101
J&<J 101M
4Mb Dec 171978
4s July 1939
4s July 1942
95
92
Co—
1938-'47-M&N15
Perkins Co 4 Ms fd 38-'47 J&D
Stanley Co 4 Ms fd '43-*48 J&D
104M
103
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Fort Worth
90
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Corson Co 5s fd 1938-'47 M&N
Philadelphia (Concluded)—
4MB 1976 opt 1946-—.--
or
Bid
Bonds
Net
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Net
Ask
Bid
Yield Basis
To
or
To
or
Bonds
the month preceding the date of ssue
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
1943 at 104, 1948 at 103, 1953 at 102 and
1958 at 100.
2.80
2.80
2.80
2.50
2.80
2.60
2.50
2.50
2.50
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STATE
Quotations for all securities
AND
are as near as
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Yield Basis
Bid
Roanoke—
4Ha Street Impt May 1940
4Hs Pub Bldg 1941—M&N
4 Ha Pub Bldg 1944—M&N
4 Ha April 1952
A&O
Staunton 5s 1938-58
M&S
Tazewell Co 5s 1938-40—J&J
Washington County—
6s school 1938-49.
J&J
1
Ask
6 3 50
6 3.50
Gen oblig 4 Ha
4
3 .00
3 .00
2 50
to 3 .50
6 2.60
to 3 .50
6 2.50
to 3.60
ft
Everett—
4 Ha Gen oblig wat.1937-69 6 1.-50
L
Revenue Bonds—
6Ha Water 1938
M&S
l
5s Water ref
1937-45 6 1.75
3 Ha Water ref—1937-39 6 1.75
2 Ha Water ref—1940-42 6 2.50
Pierce County—
J4 Ha 1937-1944
6 2.00
Port of Seattle 5s *38-'55 M&S 6 2 25
b Baals.
to 2 90
to 2 90
to 2.90
6 2.25
5s
Imp—Mar 1 1938-'42„_
Spokane Water Revenue—
4Hs-4Hs 1938-41
A&O
%
*
%
Tacoma—Revenues—
4Ha Water '39-'43 (s-a)J&J
4 Ha EIL&P '42-'46(s-a)J&J
4 HsEIL&P'38-51 (s-a) A&O
4s Water 1944-40--...J&J
2.00
to 2.75
1
4Hsrefwat 1938-'54—J&J
Clarksburg 5a 1938-1953.A&0 6 1.50
Clarksbg S D 5s '41 op '21M&S
100 H
Hancock
County—5s Grant
Road Dist '46 opt '32-M&N
99 H
Huntington 5s 1944--.
Oct 6 3.25
to 4.30
to
4.40 %
%
4.25 %
to 3.30 %
to
3.25 %
%
%
to 3.40
WISCONSIN
to 3.75 %
to
6 1.50
to 2.25
Eau Claire 4 Ha 1938-'44.J&J 6 1.00
2.75 %
6 2.00
to
to 3.25
6 2 .00
to 3.40 %
6 3.00
to
6 2.00
to 3.40
3.00 %
%
3.25 %
%
2.50
to
3*55
to 2.60
Green Bay—
4Hs
1938-1947
A&O 6 1.00 to
6s W W 1937-1960—M&N 6 1.00 to
Madison—
4 Ha
1.00 to
1938-1949
J&D
Milwaukee—5s 1938-'40.-J&J
0.50 to
4 Ha 1938-1945
0.75 to
J&J
4s
1938 1944
J&J
0.75 to
Milwaukee County—
0 75 to
4Hs Ct H,se'27-'50 M&N 15
0 75 to
4Hs Sew Mar 12 38-'45—-
%
6 2.75
to 3.60
■
to 3 50
6 2.00
2.60
3.75
2 85
2 00
2.50
2.50
2.60
2 55
4Hscourth'se '37-49 J&D16 6 0 75
*37-'57—M&N 6 1.00
to 3.25
F&A 6 1.00
to 2.75
to 2 70
Racine—4 Hs
%
to 2 50 %
6s
1938 1941
to 3.75
WEST VIRGINIA
to 3.75
5s Highway 1938-1940—J&J
4 Ha
1945-1954
J&J
0.50
2.40
to 2.75
4 Ha
1938-1943
4s 1939-1950
0.50
to 2 .40
Racine Co 5a 1938-1940—J&J
1.25
1.00
4Hs
1938-1950
J&J
Superior 4Hs Sch '38-'44-J&J 6 1.00
Wood Co 5a 1938.
A&O 6 0.60
1.25
2.60
2.60
2.60
0 75
2.65
2.76
2.70
to 2.70
to 2.40
4s Road 1951 opt
2 30
to 2 50
0.85
6 2.20
6 0 80
to 2.60
to 3.25
to
3.75
J&J
—J&J
to 3.60
4s
6 2.50
to 3.75
3 Ha 1951 and 1952
3 Ha
1943-1952
6 2 50
6 4.25
to 4.00
3s Sept 1, 1938-1940
to 5 00
6 3.00
to 4.75
2Hs Sept 1. 1940-1960—M&S
2 Hs Nov 1 1938-62—-M&N
2Hs May 1 1944-1962
1.40% July 1. 1938 -39--J&J
July 1948-1952
J&J
J&J
J&J
M&S
Net
Mercer Co 5s '44 op '24 A&015
100
Morgan town 5s 1938-48--J&J 6 2.00
Wheeling—
5s Wat Wks 1938-52—J&J 6 1.50 to 3.60
3.50
5Hs G O sewer 1939—M&N
are aa near as
to 2 .60
to 2 75
to 3.25
to 3.75
to 1.25
to
to
to
WYOMING
\
1941—A&O 6 2.00
Natrona Co S D No 2—
5s
1.75
J&J 61.50
1938-1944
to
3.00
to 2.50
to 1.25
Capital
i
Surplus
31,
1930
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Unearned
(Hartford)
Aetna Insur (Hartf)-Aetna Life (Hartford)
Agricultural (Watet'n)
(NY).
10 3,000,000 12.443.233
10
7,500,000 19.356.455
10 15.000.000 18.266.430
25 3.000.000
6.123.209
10 3,000.000
4.356 634
5
1,000.000 6,226,166
Equitable (N Y)
Fire (Wash'ton) 100
Home Fire(N Y)
10
Amer Insur (Newark)
Amer Reinsur (N Y)_
Amer Reserve (N Y)_
10
Amer States (Ind'nap)
10
Amer Surety (N Y)__
25
Automobile ins (Hartf)
10
Baltimore Amer (Bit) 2
Bankers & Shipp (NY)
Boston (Boston)
100
Buffalo Ins Co (Buff) 100
5
CamdenFire(Camden)
Carolina (Wilmington
PNC.)
10
200.000
340.779
1.000.000
1,859.397
3.343.740 16,284.614
1,000.000 0,123.138
1,000.000
2.118,887
300.000
300.000
7,500.000
5,120.993
5.000.000 6,831.284
1.500.000
2,621,129
1,000.000 2.980,159
3,000.000 15.134.403
1.000.000 2.331.872
Bid.
69
18H
770.437
1 190,142
2 024.031
18*
761.633
5,795,443
1.038.021
38 H
6H
77 H
540
2,101.956
4.973.696
644,349
350
17H
Nat'l
400,000
1.500,000
441,318
2.492,244
18H
20 H
100
10
2.000.000
5.000,000
1,000,000
3.127.599 $30 993.878
80
85
6,064,272 171.396,914
2.432.617 19.533.628
28 H
31
33
3
2.168.299
Life
(Boston)
Conn Gen Life (Hartf)
Continental Assurance
Continental Casualty
(Hammond. Ind)-_
Continental Ins (N Y)
(Wash'ton).
Eagle Fire (Newark).
Employers Re-ins (KO)
Excess Ins (N Y)
Federal Ins (Jer City
Fidelity & Dep (Bait
Fidelity-Phenix (NY,
Fidel & Guar (Balt)-Fire Assoc of Phila
Fireman's (Wash'ton)
Fire mans Fund (SF).
Fire mens Ins (Newark)
Franklin Fire (Phila)
General Reinsurance.
10
5
2&
2i1
10
20
2M
10
20
25
5
5
1.750.000
3.903,196
5.000.000 71.826.432
100.000
381.038
1,000.000 1.051,821
1,500.000 2.500.000
755.095
502.710
4,000.000 11.894.919
2.400.000
5,116,134
3.750.000 57.994,448
1,000.000
2,000.693
2,000,000 9,800.058
200.000
463.678
7,500.000 10.057,897
5
10
Gibraltar
10
1,000,000
(Glens Falls, NY).
Globe & Republic
Globe & Rut gers Fire.
2d preferred
Gr
Amer
-
5
6
15
15
1,828,604
2,500.000 10,265,336
1,000,000
3.487.420
1,200,000 19.728,971
21
8,125.172
22 H
19.276.020
30
31H
31,895
733 822
2H
40
3,073.364
609.183
5
2.226.265
35
37
6.397,772 105
107
14.792.093
30
31H
2.953.436
30
37
55 H
9,050.342
59H
248,540
28
12,581.703
72
75 H
12,277.295
8H
9H
6.636.525
25 H
27
2,073,384 ; 28
30
J*
862.173
20
1.164.001
19
Hanover Fire (N Y)_
Hartford Fire (Hartf)
Hartford Steam Boiler
(Hartford)
.
1,000.000 3.933.913
8,150.000 28.572.635
2,000.000
2,081,290
200,000
688.419
4.000,000 8,746.031
10 12,000,000 49,476.073
5
10
10
10
3,000,000 7.955.253
14,500.000 04.598.858
1.000.000 2.965.086
4,932.000
193.779
1,000,000 1.212,966
Importers & Exporters
(New York)
Insurance Co of State
of Pa (Philadelphia
5,476,241
5.476.241
1.000,000
4,000,000
5,801,131
11H
11H
1.000,000
2.447,964
1,453,466
26H
28H
(Manchester, N H)
Jersey Insurance
10
3,000,000
9.282,912
4,314,470
39
41
20
1.000.000
1.576.168
1.000,000 3.208,554
2,000.000 $18,000,215
1.000,000 5,932,330
1,636.245
2,066.620
5,809,845
4,319,050
37
40
5
New
Brunswick Fire
(New Brnns. N J)_.
Hampshire
2,226.143
'1,920.780
20.087.097
-
18
26 j
24
24
30
28
H
35
2H
14 H
7H
B*
it*
8H
27
54H
420
32
55
450
10
1,000,000
706,343
14,621,852
3,368.880
91,763
105
6,691,342
6
16
54^
110
15H
16H
22 H
23 H
87 H
83H
981.327
557,769
22
27
6,132,465
771,637
115
120
25
3,147~575
106
if*
15H
28,502
102.778
100.000
512,461
12
8,255.807
4
78
15H
2,751,917
1,691.588
13 H
7,579,972
4,273,235
26 H
.ooo',566
2,057,089
2,742.889
1.864.874
1.157.237
879", 151
2,121,180
1,160.062
1,675,507
American
(Rochester)
Rossia Ins (Hartford)
St Paul F&M (St P).
Seaboard F&M (NY)
Seaboard Surety (NY)
Security Ins (N Hav)_
Springfield Fire & Mar
(Springfield, Mass)
Stuyvesant Fire (N Y)
10
5
10
1,000,000 1,704.712
1,500,000 2,396.949
4,000.000 22,419,614
500,000
1,548,511
1.000,000 1,324,040
2,000.000 4,580.974
811,319
.2,848.145
8,647.086
606.865
715,016
3,904,700
5
25
5
10
10
25
5,000,000 14.253.397
1.091,638
11,322.935
l
5
500.000
Ass'nceJCas) 100 4,000.000
Travelers Fire (Hartf) 100 20,000.000
U S Casualty conv pref
2
1,000,000
U 8 Fidelity & Guar¬
Sun Life
anty (Baltimore)
U 8 Fire (New York).
U 8 Guarantee Co
(Newark).
Virginia F&M (Rich¬
mond)
West Coast Life (8 F)
Westchester Fire (NY)
Wisconsin Nat Life-
2
4
10
8
25
5
%
1,155
It*
3
3,000,000
2,000.000
1.000,000
1,000,000
12
116
13
74
1.000,000
10
•i§*
17
20 H
19H
-
U*
*7%
19
8g
6
:
8
25
28
5H
m
173
183
7H
9H
23 H
27
28""
106 H 109H
6
490
y
415
425
7X
6H
M
440
18,118" 207 652.938,688
2.147.255
2,145,325
2,000,000 7.329.395
2,000.000 23.248,606
2,000,000 5.227.916
400,000 1,863,501
13,732,443
9.315.899
2.569.525
406.512
10
42 H
41
9
44 H
44 H
1,000.000 1,308,763
375.000
649.639
1,000,000 11.613.091
400,000
870,396
592.908
20,627.486
34
37
10H
15H
5,281,108
31.476
26
„
PM value.
t Consists of $525.0001st preferred. $563,413 2d
preferred, and $75.000 junior preferred stock.
merged in 1930 with American Reserve Ins. Co.
* Ex-dividend,
10
4H
14 H
62 H
Washing¬
(Providence)..
Univer Ins
(Philadelphia)
10 12,000,000 65.872.181
Kansas City Life (Kan¬
sas City, Mo)
100 1.000,000 9,478,931
10
(New York)
ton
9
I
120
2,000,000 5,387,212
1.000.000 2,638,603
<1.000.000
1,000.000 3.721" 132
1,000,000
866,344
550.000
230,285
700,000
256.954
1,000,000 1.381.463
6,000,000 38,182.318
Rochester
*
68H
1.000,000
Phoenix Ins (Hartf)..
Preferred Accident
14H
so
61
10
Insur Co of Nor Amer
10
25
10
5
10
10
35
66H
75.631
Peerless Casualty
Phila Life (Phila)
Phila Nat (Phila)
Providence
42
42
115
20
1,018,205
2
58
422.519
(S F)_.
10
25
10
10
6.765,043
44,874,929
2.129.771
200,000
ai Ins
Old Line Life
(Milw).
Pacific Fire (N Y)_..
Pan-Amer Life (N O).
—
28 H
5
Northwest Fire & Mar
(Minneapolis)
NorthwesternNational
(Milwaukee)
ReinsuranceCorp(NY)
4..548.418
31,155,533
917~457
New York Fire
5
North River Ins (N Y) 2H
Northern Ins Oo(NY) 12i,
Occiden
W*
39
Fire
39 H
22 H
<
5H
10
2
21
3.656.717
38.995
4H
g
20
13H
568.614
30'
1,117,004
Reliance Ins (Phila)
Republic (Dallas)
Revere (Paul) Fire___
Rhode Island (ProtO-
13,182,221
27
11,035,621
11,035,621
share
11
1,424.975
22
>
75*
tl.163,414
1
5
10
10
10
10
Home (New York)
Home F & M (S F)
Home Fire Security.
Homestead Fire (Bait)
2.799,143
2,799,143
10 H
1,823,101
144,035
1,524,802
37 H
6.124,501
2.400.810
6.126,390
Indemnity
(New York)
Great Amer Ins (N Y)
Halifax (Halifax, N 8).
Hamilton Fire (N Y).
2,583.255
225,577
Ask.
1,000,000
1,115,111
750,000
750.000
5,000,000 22.234,295
4,000,000 11,328.842
100,000
320,937
1,100,000 5,520,351
New
4
.?
Georgia Home
Fire & Mar
Falls Insurance
1,000,000
210,000
New
9.397,6.4) 11,072,999
3.000.000 12.449.757
1.000,000 5,397.308
500.000
1.011.072
-
21H
5
10
1,841,318
Per
1,000,000
10
(Baltimore)
20 H
Bid.
4,969,752
3,824,104
(Newark. N J)
Merchants Insurance
(Providence)
National Cas (Detroit)
National Fire (Hartf).
Nat'l Liberty JN Y)
Nat'l Union (Wash)
Nat Union Fire (Pitts)
New Amsterdam Cas
25H
500,000
$
2,000,000 3,747,992
1,000,000 110010,710
750,000
400,000
703,250
Merch Fire (Denver).
Merchants & Mfrs Fire
30
8.192.322
2 373,440
2,947.930
4.347.850
Capital
(Newark, N J)
18*
Central States Life (St
Louis)
City of NewYork(NY)
Knickerbocker (N Y)
5
Lincoln Fire (NY)...
6
Manufacturers Cas'ty
(Phila)
10
Maryland Casualty.1
Mass Bonding & Ins
121
(Boston)
Merch Fire Assur / com 2
(New York)
(pref 10'
40 H
24 H
11,483.367
Par
share
28 H
4.167.426
71.0051 110
5.026,399
Reserve
$
Ask.
71
13.240.995
16,583,266
7,658.984
5.040,327
1,863.963
2.000.000
Premium
1936
Dec.
Reserve
LnearneG
Surplus
31,
Premium
Per
Glens
to
6 3 90
5s Wat rev 1938-'51—J&D 6 2.25
Aetna Casualty & Sur
Corcoran
to 4.25 %
6 2 50
Ask
Charleston 4Hs '41 opt '27J&J
100H
Charleston S D—
5s1938-1952
J&J 6 1.50 to 3.00
3.25 %
to 4 25 %
Walla Walla—
Dec.
Columbian
to
Bid
/ Flat price.
Par
Alliance
75
6 3 25
6 2 75
Yakima—
to 3 00
to 2.50
6 2
To
or
Bonds
Net
„
3.75
to 3.75
Quotations
Amer
Amer
Amer
Amer
Ask
6 2.75
Seattle School Dist No 1—
4s
1940-1950
—M&N 6 3.10
Spokane—
1
4 Ha Park 1962
J&J
4s & 4 Ha ref 1938-51— J&J 6 2.00
3Hs Ref 1943-1954—J&J 6 2.35
4 Ha 1938-1954
M&S 6 2 00
5Ha 1938-1963
J&J 6 2 00
%
to 1.75 %
to 2 25 %
bounty—
ia Bridge 1937-38-M&N 6 2.00
Is Bridge 1939-49.M&N 6 2.75
4 Ha 1937-1950
M&N 6 2.00
4 Ha Jan 1938-1955—J&J
Bid
{Concluded)—
'38-'40-A&0
Ha 1941-1955
A&O
4 Ha 1938-1957
A&O
4s mun lt & pr'37-'53_M&N
3 H mun lt & pr '43-53 A&O
3Ha mun lt & pr '38-'54A&0
3 .00
3 .00
WASHINGTON
Seattle—
0s 1938-1941 L & P—A&O
6HsSL & P 1938-43--M&N
5a Light & Pow 1942-56A&0
4H Lt & Pr 1939-'58.-M&N
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
Net
Seattle
6 3.50
6 3.50
(to Gen Fund 1938 1940—J&J 6 1.00
4M% Gen oblig 1938-1943J&J 6 1.00
4% Gen oblig—
1948-50 6 2.75
8H% Gen oblig——1950-51 6 2.75
3H% Gen oblig
1951-52 6 2.75
Clark Co 5Hs 52 opt *33 A&O
101
V Refunding 6s 1953M&N
„
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
99
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
1 Policy
a
16 H
12
15
Company was
Companies
Banks & Trust
<tate
statements
national bank
and
•-v
-i
and are
(*) denotes
Quotations in this department are given per share, not per oent, except for stocks of Canadian Institutions,
possible for the closing day of the month preceding date of issue, though often are nominal. An asterisk
as near as
sales.
.
Comptroller's last call; for all other insti¬
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the Natioaal baaks are from the
tutions they are the latest obtainable, direct returns being prooured by us where no periodio statements
the Clearing House banks of New York, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement.
State
National Banks
June 30
ALABAMA
National Banks
June 30
institutions
June 30
Surplus &
Cross
Profits
Deposits
Capital
required. For
State Institutions
June 30
CALIFORNIA
Capital
Ask
Bid
Par
are
Cross
Surplus A
Profits
Deposits
Par
Ask
Bid
Nomi not
Nomi not.
Common
944.959
600.000
....
a 1.840.000
Preferred
126.000
Industrial Say Bank. <*
81,700
e
First National Bk—
Common
—
Preferred
2,*>00,000
7.000.000
Mobile—
BkATr Co
A mer Nat
203,549
P
California Bank—
5,000,000
1.000.000
Preferred
56
54
Oitlaens Nat Trust
25
Savings
J2,506,855
A
5,000.000
3,000,000
Bank
Farmers A Mer. NatSecur-Pirst Nat Bk—
255,810
360.000
1.000.000 il ,277,010
1.000.000 1,459,531
o
re
cent
les
101,920,429
70
100
20
61
63
Union Bank A Trust.
Merchants Nat Bk.
10
12
123*
221*
25K
\25
4.240,000 114.158.323
5.119.802 121,1404217
Common........ 24.000.000 113150,000
2,868,916
21,244,930
18.327.066
125
570.894.708
20
25
100
360
J25
10,000,000
2,500.000
2,650,685
38,875.584
to*
Central Bkof Oakland
*11,000,000
3,750,000
1,480,476
300,000
240,492
37,634,111
10,035,345
Pasadena—
Oitisens Ooml Tr A 8
First Tr A Sav Bk—
300.000
348.663
5.804,870
741.611
14,708.286
125
\25
31,631
307,878
1,713,778
3,756,734
.20
965,000
50.000
246,500
145,000
1,077,378
143,180
116,963
66.804
30,289.137
1,532,860
5.020,564
1,205,532
<*175.000
148,384
3.416.118
423.791
26,018,162
ff25
760,150
12,686,125
125
133,633
42,157
7.870,685
3.122,212
5,314,790 211,775,572
8.312,429 109.384,624
46
43;
100
350.000
650,000
150.000
300.000
MX
410
100
Farmers A Mer Say.
First Nat T A 8 Bk. <*1.500.000
First Nat Bank
share
N
50
Los Angeles-
a50
Common
26
65,751*238
15.441.918
2.832,588
100
sa
225,000
WesternTr At Sav Bk <*
25,036,694 1100
1 20
100
1.194,217
Per
$
482,740
232,783
$
1,000.000
Farm Ac Merch Bank.
50
1,203.973
Long Beach-
share.
Per
$
82,264
$
125.000 e
Birmingham—
Bank for Savs.ATrts.
Birm'ham Tr St Bar
20
Preferred
lis" 130"
Oakland—
Bank of Commerce..
MontgomeryAlabama Nat Bank
First Nat Bank—
'
...
Preferred
212,061
3,396,333
1.000.000
246.250
583.603
17,127,919
100.000
50.000
Common
300.000
85,099
1,886,950
Union Bk A Tr Co—
Common
Preferred..
-
I»
Common
Preferred
Pasadena-First N Bk
Security Nat Bank..
Belma—
City National Bank.
People's Bk & Tr Co
Seima National Bank
ielma Tr St 8a v Bank
197,474
91,520
220,809
115,715
400.000
<*350.000
<*120.000 i
200.000
100
16
15
60
50
*250
100
mo
2,673,698
1,336,843
1,516,316
1,576,866
8&cramento—
25
Capital Nat Bank...
Citizens Bk of Sacra.
Merchants Nat Bank
Sumitomo Bk of Cal.
100
100
100
100
100
100
N
>'v
o
re cent
sa es
SanBemardino—
American Nat Bank.
i0<
8an Die*
San Diego Tr A 8 B
National Banks
June 30
Institutions
State
ARIZONA
,
,
Common..
250.000
...
Security Tr A Sav Bk
60U,0Ot>
United States Nat Bk
200.000
Nomi nal.
Per
Bisbee—
Bk.
Miners A Merch
6,765,040
248,054
260.000
share
California
National
Phoenix Nat Bank..
Phoenix Sav Bk A Tr
5,893,366 t 20
8,458,189 t 25
4,072,628 t 25
222,896
493,639
147,773
300,000
4U0.U0U
250.000
Bank of Montreal
Canadian Bk of Com
N
Common
400,000
Preferred
1,227,600
| 660,972
35.888.791
$
0
Crocker First Nat Bk
re
{oil
cent
The San Fran Bank.
les
Pacific Nat Bank
sa
Wells Fargo Bank A
Union Trust Co...
Yokohama Specie Bk
Tucson—
San Arizona Bk
A Tr
389,812
250.000
100
8,311,664
15.400,001
6.800.000
50.000.000 57,268,718
1.500.000 2,217,422
125,000
500,000
Bank of Canton
Valley Nat Bank-
80
i25
100
125
135
^
Bank
A Savs Assoc
Bank of America
Phoenix—
100
8an FranciscoAnglo
100
Bank of Calif, N A..
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
First Not Bk of Aril.
102
125
497.500
Preferred
June 30
6
4H
100
*18
195
185
54H
1280720,385 12H
25
18,854,965
100
2,434,457
190
100
4,427,350
152
100
19,081,520
320
100
124,188,059
156,972,799 1000 12,500
120
100
8,438.768
6,000,000
6.000,000
1,000,000
191,883
490,746
7.931.464
8.568.465
347,658
9,000.000
1,000,000
8,541,696 206,651.259
4,168,370
295,730
1.000,000
1.300,000
80
I0t:
56*
194"
327""
300
280
P
American Tr Co—
Common
Preferred
.....
7,500.000 16,493,475 265,449,619
7,600,000
j 20
10.147.876
28H
100
San Jose—
First National Bank.
600.000
830,745
42
II*
Santa Ana--
National Banks
-
June 30
ARKANSAS
<*145,000
110,019
564,700
435,300
233,896
First National Bank.
200.000
Stockton SAL Bank
1.000,000
375.000
512,098
828,500
121,648
Commercial Nat Bk.
First National Bk—
State Institutions
June 30
Common
Preferred
Nom inal.
Per
Fort Smith—.
Olty National
Bank.
First National Bank.
Merchants Nat Bank
299,000
600,000
116,198
489,464
660,087
500,000
2,769,097
7,417,847
9,785,428
Stockton—
share
100
26
100
Union
*
300.000
395,342
Peoples Nat'i Bank.
Twin City Bank
Union Nat Bank—
200,000
100.000
102,707
40,490
Common
Preferred
W B W or then Co
20
9,122,489
3,319,523
1.127.210
t
Safe Dep Bk^
4,782,635
11,094,023
2.283.938
100
100
N
o
re
cent
100
sa
les
Sale price.
26
value and retirable at $50 a share,
26
J 368.215
20
re
cent
I 20
sa
les
10.390.575 1
Francisco.
13.573.983
.VV
Calif.
e
60
March 4. 1936.
<* Common and preferred
Savings deposits,
e
302.276
stock outstanding.
/ Dec. 31, 1936.
>
Quotations for the San Diego First National Co.. which controls 97%
the stock of the First National Trust A Savings Bank of San Diego. Caltf.
h The Bank of Commerce of Oakland Calif
a new banking institution,
opened for business on Oct. 7. 1937.
|
0
Fine BlufI—
of
Nat B of Commerce.
Common
n
Preferred
Simmons Nat Bank.
60.000 I
60.000
400.000
57.410
823,014
2.075.639 1100
U00
12,169,115 100
Calif.
Outstanding preferred stock consists or $1,140,000 1st pref. of J20 par
and $700,000 of 2nd pref. stock.
b The First National Bank of Fontana, Fontana, Calif., absorbed Aug. 24,
1937, by the Bank of America National Trust A Savings Association, San
a
UNo
300.000
192.500
<*673.500
1140
100
ion
1 OontroUed by the Transaraerlca Corp. of San Francisco,
Little Bock—
Commercial Nat'l Bk
,
1.700.500 12H
10,437.777
,
325
1 Sept.
350
•
I
V
15, 1937.
Last sale price,
Par value 100
n
yen.
New stock.
,
■
Nov., 1937]
AND
BANKS
TJRUST
National
CANADA
DELAWARE
Capital
Gross
Par
Deposits
Ask
Bid
W $
M
Wilmington
60.000
146.853
1,710,803
Ask
69,384
2,410,505
First National Bank.
300.000
355,002
382,060
7,302,918
10,107,053
lot
Denver—
American Nat Bk—
Common........
Preferred..;.
Central Sav Bk A Tr
Colorado Nat Bank
Common
300.000 1
150.000
350.000
422,243
8,230,676
50
.
100
50
26
300
40
26
50
100
43
80
75
160
70
155
222
150
100
25
60
72X
170
232
(100
Exchange Nat Bank.
Co
2,176,820
19,452,112
2,351,961
3,740,428
10,591,433
16,823,962
9,131,718
62,484,451
10C
100.000
84,500
300, OOu
313,310
210,000
500,000 3,951.247
975,063
625.000
708,686
203,175
1,000,000 / 763,182
1.500.000 /2,712,886
933,487
672.600 ■.
4.000.000 11,737,071
Equitable Trust Co.
Security Trust Co...
share.
Per
$
$
$
S
Central Nat Bank...
Farmers' Bank.
Industrial Trust Co.
Onion Nat Bank....
Delaware Trust Co..
Nomi nal.
Colorado 3
Colorado Sav Bank..
Colorado Spgs Nat B
Common........
Bid
Nomi nal,
Per share.
120
June 30
Wilmington—
Surplus &
Profits
Par
Deposits
Institutions
State
COLORADO
June 30
State^Institutions
Gross
Surplus
Profits
Capital
National Ranks
101
COMPANIES
/•'Preferred class A..
a
1100
.
97,438
1,392,553
1,000.000
........
800.000
60.000
97,125
1,260.000 cl ,508,587
1.600.4MH) 2,449,252
a
34,971
100.000
22,400
a
100.000
550.000 2,157,836
500.000 1,648,102
International Tr Co.
_
iOL
Preferred.
Colorado State Bank
Denver Nat Bank...
First National Bank.
National City Bank.
Union National Bk
U S National Bank..
.
4,995,005
lSnk' DIST.OF COLUMBIA
50
luo
37,406,566 (100
llOO
1,667,198
30,869,115
55,776,291
1,021,640
648,891
26,886,497
15,081,454
N
50
re
cent
loo
sa
les
o
Too
100
.
Pueblo Sav & Tr Co
Common
100.000 I
199,000
'Preferred
20,774,172
100
2.023,049
100
53,496
5,319,713
100
100
100,000
1,000,000
500,000
June 30
CONNECTICUT
Black Rock Bk A Tr
100.000
a
Brldgep't City Tr 0<
2,200.000
3,000.000 14.554,305
1.317,600
fl 580,000 r
390,661
274,459
a588,000
3,400,000 4,638,695
Common........
Income debentures
Munsey Trust Co—„
21,912,219
11
l7l
26
b
40
7X
'42'
North End Bk A Tr
Common
25.000
125.000
25,000
...
1st preferred....
2nd preferred.
West Side Bank—
Common.
Preferred...!.
.. .
1,370,997 UOo
213,930
1.482,898
(25
1100
Hartford—
C* pi to I Nat Bk A Tr
Conn River Bkg Co.
First National Bank.
300.0OO
197,266
150.000 11.005,508
1.160.000
906,888
100.000 / 118,825
4.000.000 1/4,458,468
100.000
198,264
1.600,000 1,972,053
100.000
143,114
■
Glastonbury Bk A Tr
Hartford Nat Bk A T
Industrial Bank....
Pooenlx St Bk A Tr.
E ast Hartford Tr Co
Hartford-Conn Tr Co
Park Street Tr Co..
R'verside Trust Co
4.000.000 /3,710,231
100,000
250,000
125.000
50.060
._
Slmsbury Bk A Tr Co
147,195
189,241
111,139
53,695
15,520,212
{100
5,276,488
10,727,899
25,437,109
ioo
2,763,691
7,774,262
14,282,227
1,653,874
64,803,250
260,272
32,979,823
1,821,676
42,401,553
3,190,983
3,045,805
1,892,427
627,134
214,694
I,728,228
60
100
240
139
300
100X
Y100
8,241,269
7,013,092
48,954.003
25
32
31
450
100
50
10
100
HM
120
60
48
lou
142
100
250
288
205
250
35"
285"
355"
26
"64"
68"
25
100
90
100
250
Institutions
984,362
1,190,208
776.547
41,070,624
Ncmi nal
Per share
11
12 X
10
24,199,364
36,877,444
100
25
100.000
0
OrlandoFirst Nat Bank—
Common.........
Preferred
Florida Bank.......
134,358
1,727,200
25
70,245
568,886
72,361
279,950
42,806
1,470,531
29,047,360
169,474
6,773,054
1.563,552
100
100
428,270
14,456,224
100
120.000 I
68,000
100.000
0
295
June 30
200,000
LakelandFlorida Nat Bank
60
25
90
JacksonvilleAtlantic Nat Bank— dS ,000,000
Barnett N B of Jack.
1,500.000
Florida Nat Bank... 01,500,000
........
"28"
State
FLORIDA
First National Bank.
1,200,000
First Trust Co..
100,000
Florida Nat BkATr a
400.000
Little River Bk & Tr
100,000
Miami Beach First
National Bank...
300.000
llOO
165,000
99,500
......
250
Miami—
Amer Bk A Tr Co
[ 25
50,547
86,435,478 /too
1,000,000 II,806,432
613,700
2,000,000 1,274,881
2,000,000 1,011,623
1.000.000 2,355,864
Preferred
245
June 30
1,600,000
26,399.550
U7X 157
100
National Banks
103,000
1,180,730
1.485.000
28
20
1(K>
100
100
June 30
| 265,991
500.000
16
200
235
190
75
130
130
Slate Institutions
Bridgeport-
10
UWt
100
Nat Sav A Tr Co—
Nomi nal,
Per share
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common..
Preferred-
4,813.236
3,212,416
22,386,408
6,903,266
9,938,187
5,084,689
9,338,612
2,992,300
23,930,044
310,000
804,965
204,565
Lincoln Nat Bank...
400.000
McLachlen BkgOorp a
345.000
Nat Bank of Wash. cl.050,000
Nat Capital Bank
200,000
Nat Metropol Bank.
800,000
Union Trust Co
Wash Loan A Tr Col.
National Banks
1,787,702
7,750,520
67,396
272,411
529,229
245,400
844,525
250,000
Second Nat Bank...
Secur Sav A Com Bk
Amer Secur A Tr Co.
1,103,179
142,230
500.000
30.000
..
a
Biggs National Bank
Common.........
100
145,000
490.000
a
Liberty Nat Bank...
loo
„
Pueblo—
First National Bank.
Mlnnequa Bank.
Nomi nal
Per share.
Washington—
Anacostia Bank
City bank
Columbia Nat Bank.
Bank of Co mm A Sav
Hamilton Nat Bank.
155.839
175
mmmmmmrn
rnmmmm
150
130
130
120
iUli
IOO
25
—
"135""
-
—
150
175
mmemmm
35
msmmatsm
♦
5,084,394 f 20
1 20
5.888,806 100
126,456
190
32
22
•
••••
mmmrnm
;
Pensaeola—
American Nat Bank.
Clt A People's Nat Bk
400.000
200.000
;■'? 472,709
145,797
5,216,914
3,126,018
200
125
185
100
100
100
8t. Augustine-
25
Exchange Bk St Aug
26
50.000
200.000
V
22,886
52,618
1,013,504
1,972,674
100
200.000
243.343
6,327,014
25
100,000
1,250,000
437,669
15.715J83
15,604,527
1,649.563
100
70
165
108
100
70
50,610
1,380.526
100
208,088
6,753,480
l»M»l
St Augustine Nat Bk h
So End Bk A Tr Co—
100
mmmrnrnm
■
Common........
Preferred........
Travelers Bk A Tr Co
Wast Hartford Tr Co
50.000
500.000
200.000
Windsor Trust Co.
100.000
Merlden—
..
799,320 J 25
25 H
lioo
740,525
238,500
130,100
10,445,381
3,093,404
1,624,271
100
100
WOO
vido
160
inw National Bank
Mdrlden Nat Bank..
Msrlden Tr A S D Co
P. urltan Bk A Tr Co
500.000
150,000
100.000
150.000
363,266
78,804
110,707
50,163
23
25
100
21
15
180
25
15
20
6,061,930
25
1.556,126
*
5,771
1.397,211
Petersburg-
Florida Nat Bank..
0
Tampa— y
Broadway Nat Bank
Exchange JN&i bana
25
V
H
St.
100
First National Bank. a 1,350,00"
First Sav A Tr Co
;
eou.000
West Palm Beach
Fla Bank A Trust Co.
•T
West Palm Beach At¬
it
lantic Nat Bank
*■•••
826,975
'.,v 155,304
100,000
2'WI.OOft
*uo
120"*
90
Hew Haven—'-'/
Amer Bank & TrOo.
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common........
Prior preferred...
Conv preferred...
New Haven Bk NBA
S icond Nat Bank. i.
Trademen's Nat Bk
Common
....
w
Preferred
UnA N Haven Tr Co
a
249,2 H)
2,491,018
100
110
50
211,243
45
120
National Ranks
630.000
535,500
f 954,489
26,962,289
45
100
779,144
9,522,618
12,407,868
60
92o .000
800.000
750.000
906,009
50
50
120"
63
84
3,131,818
100
14,114,836
100
67
88
Nomi nal,
Per share
Atlanta—
200.000
Cltls A So Nat Bank. r5.000.000
First Nat Bank.....
5.400.000
135
125
130
640,000
78,696,437
86,436,475
100
10
26
1,000.000 I 821,873
475000
224,206
997,500
Trust Co of Georgia. s2.000.000 2,449,516
100
100
103,490
2,891,778
4,536,001
30,292,093
(100
225
250
600
650
n
Pulton Nat BankCommon
........
Hew London—
Nat Bk of Commerce
New London
City
National Bank
Union Bk A Tr Co..
,
300.000
491,648
4.829,546
91,260
197,512
46,176
2.529,466
1,770,918
872,869
50
100
3,359,471
1,824,486
25
Preferred........
Ga Sav BkATr Co-
100
347,952
.N
300,000/
Win thro p Trust Co.
270.0001
Norwich—
Thames Bk A Tr.—.
Uncat-Merch Nat Bk
550,000
200.000
re
155.334
*
100
a
c
"
Fidelity TltleATr Co
Stamford Trust Co..
100
150
160
100
100
iso"
"V'
^
Includes preferred stock or debentures outstanding.
,"
165"
e
August 3,1937.
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
/ Sept. 30,1937.
..
•
:
.
•
r-k,
■
y,
Member of the Florida National Group. >
h Affiliated with the Barnett National Bank of Jacksonville, Fla.
g
Cltls A Mfrs' Nat Bk
600.000
673,705
11,628,315
100
120
250,non
180,724
5.462,224
25
20
I Last sale.
32
100
32
n
March 31,1937.
r
Combined statement.
k New
Waterbury Nat Bk—
Common........
....
Sale price.
d Member of the Atlantic Group in Florida.
11,823,318
5,475,322
9,112,923
Waterbury—
Preferred
100
b Retirement price.
Stamford—
1,000,000 1,292,342
200, 000/ 72-4,407
700. 000/ 1,091.896
I Oft
100
19
110
:
O tlonlal Trust Co
..
.■
.
Waterbury Trust Co
288,000
1.00U.00U
300.000
2,741,015
207,042
7,843,299
833,319
100
325
H'O
stock.
\
t Trust funds.
x
V
Q-'.i-:-
•
|
4
'■
/
ilx
1100
3,443,604
21.225,583
les
"
First-Stamford Nat'l
Bank A Trust Co
"14 X
no
cent
sa
a
t Branch of Savannah.
389,450
June 30
125
American Sav Bank.
170,000
65,033
180,000
.468.700 / 1.065,813
Institutions
Slate
GEOR«.'»
June 30
645
1
'
J
\
^
Ex-dividend.
Stock all owned by Travelers Insurance Co.
.
^
AND
BANKS
102
COMPANIES
TRUST
"mum
National Banks
Cross
Bid
Par
Deposits
Ask
Augusta—
Georgia RR Bk A Tr
451,322
2,891,778
142,065
Nat Exchange Bank.
400.000
$
Columbus—
Columbus Bk A Tr__
First Nat Bk of Ool
8,995,242
78,696,437
3,169,997
100
784,348
108,199
760.000
Oitiz A So Nat Bank- r6.000.000
5,925,651
1,641,378
2,084,421
1.180,639
2,657,502
178
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Nomt rial
Per share
State
ILLINOIS
June 30
June 30
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
National Banks
Institutions
State
GEORGIA
June 30
Institutions
Sept. 30
Cross
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
Nomi nai
100.
14>*
100
85
Elgin Nat'l Bank-
15H
90
First Nat'l Bank-...
78,940
649,805
161,817
300,000
100.000
Union Nat'l Bank—.
share
Per
$
100.000
Elgin—
182
no
100
100
1,496,949
7,349,633
1,478,291
11,290,008
24.940,183
14,879,106
100
Peoria—
860,000
200.000
Fourth Nat Bank
Home Savings Bank.
Merch A Mech Bank
138,000
43,803
300.000
76.000
200,000
339.749
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
100
N
100
re
cent
105
sa
les
600.000
758,044
Com Mer Nat BkATr
Klrst National Bank„
o
2,000,000
660,000
858,988
1,361,653
50
N
20
rec
20
sa
o
ent
les
Jefferson Tr ASav Bk
100
200,000
90,000
150,000
Common
Capital notes
South Side Tr A Sav B
96,965
2,421,706
83,148
I
1,391,423
r
Maoon—
City Bank & Tr Co..
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
61 210
110.000
600.000
$
78,696,437
1,207,323
6,701,242
2,891,778
Oitiz A So Nat Bank- r6.000,000
337 592
14H
tio
100
15H
100
Qulncy—
10
r6.ono.ooo
500,000
686.600
78,696,437
4,669,658
156,098
226,309
liberty Nat Bk & Tr
i
Bavannah Bk & Tr
Citizens Bk A Tr Co
Common
'200,000
146,000
__
Debentures....
15H
100
5,438,907
716,010
622,587
1,532,286
200,000
250,000
500,000
326,032
140,572
319,507
9.332,503
4,763,642
8,131,113
100
500,000
510,530
9.388,983
lot
150,000
70.000
500,000
200,000
Peoples Bk of Qulncy
S'thSideBk of Qulncy
State St Bk A Tr Co.
"so" *50"
152,407
45,257
16,166
92,103
100
100
297,000
Mercantile Tr A 8 Bk
5
1,614,187
84,900
,
iooi
14«
37,744
200.000
100.000
50.000
Debentures
10
3,886,570
2 891,778
20,293
200,000
199,000
Common
Savannah—
Oitiz A So Nat Bank
100
687,849
100,000
B'dway Bk of Qulncy
111 State Bk of Qulncy
241,518
40
3,829,267 1100
120"
130
40
40
100
50
100
Rockford—
Illinois Natl BkATr
Co
i
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
Third Nat'l Bank-
National Banks
Institutions
First National Bank
June 30
Illinois Nat BankCommon
Per
share.
Springfield MarineBk
SprlD
First State Tr A 8 Bk
Security Bank.
Boise Trust Co....
National Banks
les
100
State Institutions
State
National Banks
Sept. 30
INDIANA
June 30
Nomi nal.
Aurora—
•
300 Ofti
Merchants Nat Bank
i
Old Second Nat Bank
3,449,638
5,290,086
3,392,795
107,791
187.577
74,621
160.000
Aurora Nat Bank..
388,500
Per
100
100.000
39.729
Belleville Savs Bank.
First National Bank.
300.000
204,451
200 001 >
259.235
Clair Nat Bank—
150.000
173.541
Bt
3,234,608
1.197,283
2,480,217
4,048,576
2,345,098
69,504
<
Nomt nal.
100
re
cent
100
sa
tea
Per
Bvansville—
100.000
Franklin Bk A Tr Co
100
100
100
100
100
30
245
250'
100
125
150
100
125
Lamasco
tLmm-
m m
m
<m
m
150,000
100,000
500.000
Bank
National City Bank.
North Side Bank
I
199,700
Old National Bank-
Common.—......
Bank..
200.000
Albany Park Natl Bk
of Chicago
In proc
Am Nat Bk A Tr Co.
63,914
<1,600.000
Austin State Bank..
Central Nat Bank...
Uity Nat Bk A Tr Co
Oont 111 N B A Tr Co
Common
40,000.000
.....
Preferred
35.000.000
100
80
10
15
lOu
110
1015616,004 J Jp3
87
—
1,500,000
250,000
Cosmopolit'n Nat Bk <
415,608
43,680
1,792,960
1.844,749
100
Lincoln Nat Bk A Tr
200
35
175
30
\24491,702
Oont Nat Bk & T Co
District
40
100
100,000
300,000
4.000.000
90;;
mmm'
mm
115
89
'
rnmmmm
a
......
33',
m m
mm m
mm
m'
Preferred
*
Nat'l Bank
live Stock Nat Bank
275,000
326,000
300,000
1.000.000
325,198
\
12.243,253
11,119,684
23,632,486
170
180
120
125
45
35
101,879
146,620
748,107
68,225
3,520,621
6,192,481
17,041,204
4,866,865
3,290,924
10,366,381
4,640,831
8,954,434
Main
200.000
State Bank
200.000
Merchandise Nat'lBk
60<> 000
Merchants Nat Bk._
200.000
Metrop State Bank
200 000
92.687
MId-City Nat Bank
Milwauke A v N't Bk
400.000
Mutual Nat Bkof Oh
300 000
78,441
60,051
206,039
194,943
624.991
162,581
51,096
175,957
1,518,871
988,954
272,050
221,291
57,600
-
200.000
500.000
Boulevard Bk_
gat'l Builders Bank,
at"I
500.000
National Security Bk
200.000
North Shore Nat Bk.
200.000
Oak Park TrASav Bk
500.000
Personal Ln A Sav Bk 2.000 000
Pioneer Tr A Sav Bk < 375.000
Searn-Oom State Bk
200.000
Security Bk of Ohic.
Skala State Bank.
South East Nat Bank
State Bkof Clearing.
Terminal Nat Bank
Unlv St BkofOblc.
i
700.000
200.000
200.000
120,000
299,500
300,000
300.000
West 31st 8f ate Bk.
100.000
200 noo
Amalg Tr A Sav Bk
Napol
4
400,000
Tr.
300.000
Ohio City Bk A Tr
Drovers Tr A Sav Bk
800.000
Banco di
Bast Side TrASav Bk
Harris Tr A Sav Bk.
4
550.000
200.000
6,000,000
A 8 Bk 4 796,000
600.000
Lakevlew Tr A 8 BkMercantlie Tr A Sav
600.000
3 000.000
Northern Trust Co
300.000
Pullman Tr A Sav Bk
Lake snore Tr
87,233
200.000
Upper Ave Nat'l Bk.
Uptown State Bank.
Western St»,te Bank
:
5
39,095
284,697
289,694
276,383
173.307
25,922
169*184
329,053
156,971
998,419
378.291
59,686
10,261,258
263.308
1,260,186
413,053
9,594,811
315,707
5,623.533
15,995.289
7,728,346
3,401,870
7,961,363
6,178,455
16,697,693
8,268,077
32,298
2,804,000
6,102,019
2,292,049
6,830,987
5,696,969
5,982,725
7.403,507
678,328
3,060,460
7,229,372
5,394,788
22,024,369
10,637,129
1,005,466
15.360,404 1100
1100
8.057,734
594,996
18,582,736
20
N
o
15,340.390
20
re
cent
20
sa
15
20
20
53
56
10,797
200,000 1
50,000
300,000 1,048,089
..
1,056.696
20
11,446,871
20
612,515
18,994
13,108,086
1,925,547
100
<
500.000
<
>275,000
100
75
150
85
100
175
185
"95"
100
80
20
25
100
60
130
100
170
100
90
v
30
140
75
180
65
100
50
25
10
10
105
95
100
J 858,988
15
11
alO
360"*
340
140
130
'237*
257**
100
mmrnmm,
152
168
100
175"
mmmmrn
100
72
340
jioo
100
South BendCity Nat Bank
250.000
129,900
150,784
799.000
Merchants Nat Bank <
250.000
St Joseph L A Tr Oo <1,000.000
205,049
168,513
24,582
250,000
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
First Bank A Tr Oo.
i
2,869,998
1,410,690
10,025,358
4,037,962
3,056,940
"85" "95"
155
145
160
27
32
100
100
10C
100
N
Common
100
...
Preferred-...
Terre
Haute
First
Nat Bank—
i
Common
125"
100
20
10
100
-
"26
sa
250,000
477,500
J 110,119
250,000
440.000
j 661,236
5.589,489 1100
\100
100
50
100
20
16,295,757
10
85
75
185 ;
200
^.
100
100
Preferred
«
29
100
lOu
135
m-m m
mmrnmm
m m m m m m
m'mm
mm m
mm
m
«
Sale price.
mmrnmm
mmrnmm
m
96"
140
mmrnmm
100
t Branch of Savannah,
a
' V
•
Preferred stock retirement price.
6 June 30, 1936.
150
c
Dec. 31, 1936.
«<»«•«»
100
50
"325" 350""
55
65
10^
210
225
to<
150
520
160
10>
10*
160
175
540
d New stock.
e
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
1 Common and preferred stock or
n Reserves.
<.
0
June
r
Combined statement.
30, 1937.
s
Sept. 30, 1937.
V
Ex-stock dividend.
J
o
re cent
Terre Haute—
Merchants NatBk—
,
100
.
395""
10
100
-----
1 h
10
100
100
-a
100
50
h
preferred.
....
100
J 385,424
1,000,000 11,045,299 30,453,852
875,000
1,929,062
99,789
100.000
3,000.000 5.582,306 108.869,399
1,282,704
186,093
200,000
Live Stock Exch Bk. <
470,474
8,624
Marion Co State Bk. i
62,500
Merchants' Nat Bk.
1,250,000 $2,216,318 29,139,569
2,133,683
i
42.065
450,000
People's State Bank.
3.0eo,104
Bankers Trust Co—
515,361
500.000
<
3,525,396
185,893
184,500
Fidelity Trust Co..
Fletcher Trust Co—
36.161.037
Common
1,500,000
Debentures
935,000
15,138,717
Indiana Trust Co...
1.000.000 $1,238,392
4.279,182
< 399,200
210,042
Security Trust Co
Union Trust Co...
1,000,000 2,482,129 21,148,023
205
145
t
■v:'u'.-
dsury—I-
Class A
ID
100
110
1,735,856
Common
•
1
190
/10
100
100
Fountain Sq State Bk
Indiana Nat Bank..
Madison-Crawford
Natl Bank
100
100
American Nat Bank
160
210
ioo
1
302,717
1.434,134
100
share
h
Indianapolis—
32
28
150
205
J AvJ
'
868,814
12,161,726
1,644,740
100
mmm
...
Common
...
People's Tr A Sav Oo
Gary State Bank
Gary Tr A Sav Bk..
m
Lawndale Nat Bank
Liber y
100
Dime Trust A Sav Bk
Debentures
100
100,000
57,979
2,481,182 I 20
1 30
Preferred
100.000
40
Drexel state Bank..
447,600
175,711
6,829,056
in
Drovers Nat Bank
.<»<»« ,000
897,145 27,309,727
100
First National Bank 30.000.000 31,812,574 884,943.361
10i
First Nat Englewood
200.00U
5.736,003
760,164
HMinted Excb Nat Bk
200.000
153,355
6,130,052 101
Hamilton State Bk..
200.000
50,082
2,018,036 10'
20
I-C National Bank..
200.000
53,087
2.569,584
Kaspar Am State Bk
260,000
67,780
2,466,466
.......
400,000
420,000
Preferred
Common
•
mm
rnmm mm m
1,200.000
Ft Wayne Nat Bank
Common
Nat Bank—
Common
J 318,799
13,627,593
1,188,918
1,314,262
Fort Wayne-
of orga nization.
48,020,673
4,446,314
2,091,427
5,051,262
2,462,712 120,643,680
500 000
Mutual
Peoples Savings Bk—
100
952,652
99,848
66,864
146,132
200.000
Beverly State Sav Bk
ess
2,952,761
500,000
Preferred
State
709,882
179,805
26,236
31,174
571,284
37,777
500.000
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Ohioago—
Aetna
Institutions
V June 30
0
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
160.000
Belleville Nat Bank.
:
share.
JN
Belleville—
Belleville Bk A Tr Co
40
None
cent
sa
100
89,413
361,471
114,865
5,148.175 f 50
I 60
11,580,809 100
0
100
26,762,918
ILLINOIS
June 30
N
re
18,563,123
429,657
600,000 f
600,000
<1.138.000
1,509.311
125.000
42,996
........
•'referred
Klrst
-
Preferred
Nomt nal.
Boise City—
Ida 1st NatBk ofBoise
summon
40
Springfield—
State
IDAHO
June 30
100
capital debentures outstanding,
•.
les
Nov., 1937]
BANKS
National Banks
National Banks
June 30
June 30
-
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
103
State
LOUISIANA
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
COMPANIES
I
Institutions
State
IOWA
June 30
TRUST
AND
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Institutions
June 30
Deposits
Par
Bid
Nomi nai
Burlington—
$
%
75,000
100.000
Farmers & March 8 B
First National Bank.
share.
Per
43,810
98,096
Cedar
Rapids—
Merchants Nat Bank
People's Sav Bank..
United State Bank..
500.000
250.000
50,000
1,403,647
133,447
27,409
Council Bluffs—
City National Bank.
150.000
V
100
100
2.133,000
3.091,238
Common
Preferred
100
N
re
cent
sa
150.000
Common.....
55,700 1
44.300
100.000
Preferred
State Savings Bank.
99.678
160,710
300,000
270,000
Preferred...
10<
2,486,827
3,821,877
67,381
1,499,613
87,633
Common
100
1,637,844
Preferred
Hibernia Natl
600.000 el,002,055
26,484,914
1,000,000
1,250,000
....
100
Common.........
i!°.
J
/
250,000
650,000
100.000
150.000
Preferred A
B
Cap City State Bank
[25
575,678
21,943,440
93.142
1,849,619
13 H
100
110
550.000 \
25
25
100
c25
c25
Preferred
450,000
Des MolnesBk&TrCo d
lewa-Des M olnes Nat
Bank & Trust Co:
21,507,088 (100
1100
635,145
23,048
150.000
First National Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Oont'l-Am P A Tr Co
c 100
1.000.000
1.000,000
700,000
First Nat Granite Bk d
Depositors' Trust Co
100
100
100
N
cent
8,737,930
4,137,844
100
sa
les
First National Bank
228,658
216,812
361.879
191.380
42.305
400.000
300.000
300,000
250.000
tcurity Nat Bank..
—dhnrv Co Sav Bk
100.000
10
6,410,541
4,982,026 1100
100
6,399.938
100
5,479.874
10C
National Banks
KANSAS
June 30
Common..
160.000
150.000
Exchange Nat Bank
First National Bank,
106,009
250.000
27,141.653
18,548,579
8.296,410
State
110
120
coc
Per
900.000
611,425
| 224.372
200.000
e
148.314
•
8,648,406
8,585.198
10,417,401
100
8,656.341
100
N
12.644,101
/ 20
sa
e
J 457,071
448.897
176.148
251.387
286,187
100
"35" "37"
25
8,849,804
3,823.267
5,159,291
6,859.968
385,265
13,141.056
431,700
550,000
143,300
National Banks
100
Preferred........
106.000
94,000
J 183,852
100.000
s
100
100
25
25
40
40
46
20
32
35
50
60
70
c40
f
•
Preferred
Calvert Bank
5.127.207 flOO
—
d
Canton Nat Bank...
uoo
157.198
244,156
24.272
2,127.243
2,476.535
843.912
10(1
Nat Cent Bk of Bait.
100
Leavenworth—
N
385,124
284.496
9.242
78,596
Preferred.
Kaw Valley State B1
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Nat Bank of Topekt
State Savings Bank
cent
42,858
738,011
7,504,760
8,794.929
sa les
Institutions
June 30
v--
10<
First Nat Bank
1,429.211
10C
!0<
1.000.000
1.000.000
100,000
200.000
Southwest Nat Bank
Union National Bah
Common
50
"72"
76
1
IX
30
9,393.819
3.730,161
1,660,148
1,480.729
4
180,782
6,607,443 153.907.053
497.044
6.292,983
540.000
5.262,827
528.137
12,650,752
25
10
52
54
145
150
3'
42
2c
277.249
2.349.310
10(
35.778.194
600.000
247.695
4,640.804
37
'
21
5C
40 \v
19
16
95
105-
14
{1°
23.358,445
1,489.062
24.638,068
34.882.889
"34H
32^
2'
33.869.896
17,845,346
-
"fT"
5
H
10(
1.280.308
843.755
1,000,000 11.088.792
1.700.000
3,921.844
1.500.001
6
25
20
100
10
400.000
2,000.000
2.500.000 e2,096.128
4
Common
1,275.872
817.249
22,882.402
23,236
207.589
1.253,387
2.056,651
J 126,141
3.900,778
19.390
1,182,128
27,200,001
154,317
399,000
100.000
99.500
500.001
Capital notes
Second Nat Bank...
Wichita—
First National Bank.
Fourth Nat Bank...
Kansas State Bank.
28X
^
i
"225"" 240"'
I0f
61
535
Peoples Bank—
1.525.000
25,910
32,300
10
104.445
158,296
750.000
Safe Dep 9c Trust Of
Union Trust Co
Cumberland—
1150
536.441
31.867,163 I
1
2.000.000
1.000.000
—
IOC
10
372.484
600.oor
Capital notes
Mercantile Tr Co..
Real Estate Tr Co.
iuO
5.511.050
} 975.349
300 .oor
Fidelity Trust Co..
Maryland Trust Co
Common
600.000
900.000
380 000
325.000
4.000.00C
400 oor
Equitable Trust Co.
1,321,677 fioo
155.330
500.000
100.000
100.000
Tepeka State Bank.. d
9,994.341 ho<
1,124.870 I :
676,804 100
2,480.465 100
52,371
J
o
re
400.000
30
40
Stao
362.170
80.000
Nat Marine Bank...
Western Nat Bank..
Colonial Trust Co...
100
Topeka—
60.000
140.000
50.000
200.000
d
Carrollton Bk of Bait
Oommonw'lth Bank.
First National Bank
77.500 b
200.000
105
50
500.000
Common
100
Citizens State Bank. d
Fidelity Sav State Bk
'-h
Baltimore Nat Bank
100
3.756,286
500.000
cent
les
Nomi nal
Per
sh.re
Bait Oomm'l Bank.
327.797
Central Nat Bank..
Central Trust Co
o
1100
MARYLAND
June 30
10
^2.711.718
150.000
150.00C
50.000
share
339,089
423.919
600,000
200,000
400.000
400,000
...
10
446.000
First National Bank
Leavenworth Nat Bt
Manufac'rs State BV
*
♦
Exchange State Rank
Bk
I
Institutions
100
;11,551.482
Preferred
105""
June 30
Baltimore—
son .ooo
120
90
re
Nat Bk of Commerce
Portland Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred A
Preferred B
100
6.443.671
^39,194
Kansas City—
Oemm'l N Bk of K C
Common
1,716,425
2,848,988
"69""
Portland—
Sept, 30
58,762
771,922
660,576
204,130
600,000
750,000
....
Nomi nal.
Per share
d
21
270,460
1,000,000
200,000 el,055,850
Canal National Bank
Casco Bk & Tr Co
First National Bank.
Institutions
State
25
68
Bangor—
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Eastern Tr & Bkg Co
Merrill Trust Co—
Preferred
mo
2,046.846
21
20
20
o
Sioux City—
Live Stock Nat Bank d
Tey Nat Bank
20
20
21
Augusta-
1100
1,561,056
267,085
4,202,164
re
250,000
20
CMC* OO
93 X
24 X
Nomi nal.
38*566.548 [100
399.337
85,855
300.000
41,580,215
MAINE
June 30
Dubuque—
First National Bank.
Amer Tr 9c Sav Bank
National Banks
1,410,448
Common
/
1,250,000 11,080,583
Preferred
1,750,000
Heme Savings Bank. d
150.000
31,016
University State Bk.
17,377
60,000
Valley 8av Bank...i
150.000
202,834
671,978
90
23 H
T—,1—t OO oo
Shreveport—
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common...!....
32,187,085
1,500,000 i
803,494 41,409,336 f
1.200.000
208,000
116,605
1,936,552
2.800,000 5,982,223 107,060,721
Preferred
Louisiana SB & T Co
100
Whitney Nat Bank..
Common '
River view State
-.'V'
share.
13
8.379,374 1100
\ 80
J61143827
1,600,000 \
1.200,000
.....
clOO
1100
Des Moines—
Bankers Tr. Co—
Hutchinson—
American Nat Bank
342.482
Bk
Common
Preferred
Nat Bk of Commerce
/100
¥
Davenport Bk 9c Tr.
Preferred
■'
les
i
\
Per
8.027.587
New Orleans—
Amer Bk & Trust Co
Oenn Bluffs Sav Bk.
First National Bank.
Davenport—
$
259.603
300,000
250,000
....
Louisiana Nat Bank
Common
o
188
30,099,993
4,187,011
937,176
Baton Rouge—
City National Bank
i.
Ask
Nona nal.
J
'
0
10
5.845,827
rot
1.397.311 125
52,223
219.770
6.240.221
50
550"*
3
IX
110
-
120
36
381(;
130
155
17
18
65
70
Liberty Trust Co—
AOt
Ihl
Common
100
Capital notes
150.000
298.500
J 148.390
100.001
200.000
125.00r
....
932,188
217,197
466.693
3.408.962
LI6
iUi
Frederick—
107.000
93,000
100.000
Preferred
Union 8tock Yds Nat d
62',
162',
CB2H
Citizens' Nat Bank.
Oomm'l Bank of Md
Farm & Mech N Bk
50
5,484.148
1.638.709
4,677,235
0'
1.611,697 \
V
2«
25
"
Frederick Co Nat Bk
Common
National Banks
KENTUCKY
June 30
State
75.000 1
_.
Preferred
Institutions
June 30
92.595
60.000
Fr'k Town Sav Inst.
\
150.001
West Maryland Tr..
100.000
1
356,906
34.049
i
3
Nam 1 nal
Covibgton—
share
Citizens'Nat Bank..
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
200,000
Common........
200.000
Preferred
75.000
550,000
150.000
.
Peop-LIb Bk & Tr Or
OevtngtonTr&BkgOt
390,785
J 250.364
10'
5.052.761
1 10
1
358.300
62.871
175
■18
10
50
50
10
19
Hagerstown Trust Co
7
National Banks
June 30
V
First N at Bk 9c Tr Co
Second Nat Bank
Union Bank 9c Tr Co
Security Trust Co...
221,046
2,689,964
100
200.000 V ; 71.736
350,000
1.000.000
1.036.297
150.000
375,435
150.00( b
182,585
500.00'
517.381
Common........
Preferred.
;
387,500
1.299.887
( 25
105
1.000.000 c3.006.458
2.000.00'
1,668.797
I.000.000 e2.544.115
! iberty Natl Bk 9c Tr dl 839 500
285.408
100 000
People's Bank
33.315
Security Bsnk
300.0(k
162.856
KeutuckyTltle Tr Or <71,000.OO^ el,031.388
Fidelity 9c Oolum Tr.
First National Bank
Lincoln Bark 9c Tr
Stock Yards Bank
750 000
603.285
119.759
100 not
dl,995.000 el.031.388
525.OO'
Newport—
Bank
:
111.363
200.000
150,000
1,175,000
6,045.000
3,881,000
1,618,000
162,000
140,000
62,000
10
10
10
State Institutions
June 30
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston-** ?.
12.390.999
3.231,601
10
6'
100
0
300
2.374.106
'(>
160
3.820.544
(1
350
•
i'
126,896
100
410.579
145.000
Bank.. d
2.631.466
3.525.300
13.656.813
1.270.493
13.944.435
1.397.638
0Of
41.000
1.628.283
4.622.674
1.755,464
350
price.
a
10
100
101
100
c
125
10
e
12 X
q
.
10
'
Sept. 30, 1937.
/ Citizens
75
"
.
Union Fidelity unified certificates.
Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville.
■
n Member
100
100
•
Retirement price.
d Common and preferred stock or capital notes outstanding.
150
100
Dec. 31, 1936.
6 March 31, 1937.
120
100
100
■;
125
4
/250
of Northwest Bancorporation.
k Units
I
Last Sale.
•
.
Nomi nal
Per
First National Bank. 27.812.500 50,109.276 638.227.466 I2H
Merchants' Nat Bk
3.000.000 e5,604,094 83.224.368
100
Nat Rock Bk of
1.500.oor
2.866.052 28,030.085
•h
Nat Shawmut Bank
I0.000.00r 20.627,110 168.450.005 12 H
2,000 one
Second Nat Bank
2/
4.659,108 74,299.447
Web
1,000.000
413,412 12,715,466
50
*
49.146,157 1001 f340
9.718.235 100/
31,867.799
100
23.239,463 2X
732.264
10
H5I
100
1
1
!
100 OOi
Newport Nat Bank
CVinfcial
Sav
'
62,000
9c^Atlas N Fk._
Citizens' Union N B.
American Nat
90,000
450.000
110
Louisville—
Louisville Trust Co
U nited States Tr Co
10
55
5X
Lexington—
Bank of Commerce.. d
Citizens Bk 9c Tr Co.
c25~"
15
100
Hag«rstown—
Farmers & Merc Bks
Nicodemous Nat Bk. d
Second Nat Bank
'
4,069.732
607,712
41 X
that e.
42
425
67
X
435
72
25X
140
38
26
150
42
X
I
national Banks
MASSACHUSETTS
June 30
i*
June 30
Bid
Par
Deposits
Per
t
Boston—
212,276
3.963.730
750.000
2.000.000
100.000
Columbia Trust Oo.
Day Trust Oo.
Piduciary Trust Co.. k
New Eng Trust Oo.
Old Colony Trust 0<*
/
:
v
Pilgrim Trust Oo...
State Street Tr Oo..
i
500.000
1,000.001
15.000.001
400.000
3.890.000
100
5
r400
(
100
165"
100
285
295
10
12
14
15
16
371.388
5,392,404
6,655.126
81,184,154
11,363,525
12,631,507
100.00!
138,095
2,547,106
10
100
300.000
100.000
321,631
77.747
3,918,697
1,403,261
.0*
135
101
70
U S Trust Oo—
700.000
Common
I
450,000
Convertible pref..
Wlnthrop Trust Oo.
50
180
190
1,350,000 cl41264,948
*4.064,000
Bank
State
1,500.000
Common
3,750.000
Preferred
3.00(1,000
Mfrs National Bank*
223.129
Michigan Ind Bank
Nat Bank of Detroit7,500,000
Common—
10.000.000
Preferred
!
20
53
55
20
Preferred
V
Beverly—
■-.v:
Beverly Nat Bank..
Beverly Trust Oo...
V\..'
Brookton—
Brockton Nat Bank
300,000
300,000
500.000
Common
-i'
■•V
75
r
Pr eferred
...
Heme Nat Bank
) 578,355
Harvard Trust Oo
'
'•
'
—j.
20
50
20
22
55
26
24
26
20
i
1
150,000
500.000
*1,000,000
566,393
207,510
106,080
377,250
1,003,947
6,793,689
100
23,253,628
9,270,182
2,976,040
5,112,660
38,046
591,473
Highland Park Trust
Un Guardian Tr Oo
32
20
20
1,863,397
g
1,916,271 (713,839,336
1,423,260
1,360.898
Preferred
V
50
567,363
101.260
127,860
Common
50
7,315,306
20
g
100
'•"t
635,631 c 6,647,131
484,822
4,478,878
1,206,804 cl9.417.269
150,00<
300,000
1.000.000
\
20
25
384,345
Cambridge—
Cambridge Trust Oo
County Bk & Tr Oo.
8.350.310 I
pref_..
Class "B" pref...
Detroit Trust Co—
Class "A"
30
10
500.000
Common
140
42
10
19.175,308
Equitable Trust Coc
40
10
25
768.000
500,000
935,000
Common
10
393,189,983
J13115.723
ioo" 110"
5d
3.520,735 125,840,506
122,262
23,775
United Savings Bank
d
share
1,038,291 c57.314.260
Detroit Bank
10<
inal
m
Per
\
$
S
Detroit—
Oom' weal th-ConTl
10<
None
No
share.
riSo"
i0<
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
.
10C
1,705,757
34,495,957
2,327,184
10,124,433
1,858,865
34.845,761
213,808
574,878
641,299
2,994,592
5,269.848
2.500,0(X
noli
June 30
Cross '
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Institutions
state
MICHIGAN
June 30
Ask
Numt
Banc Oom Ital Tr Oo
Boston S Dep 8c Tr.
National Bank*
tFI
Imut'Utt
Mate
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
BANKS
104
j
4 50
Oi
10
500
10
73"
70
Flint—
Oit Oom & 8avs Bk.
Genessee Oo Savs Bk
700.OOO
c] 250,000
Merch & Mech Bank
400,000
Nat Bank of Flint
Everett—
.
on
35
22
25"
20
18
20
1,269,439
20
15
20
9,351,473
20
12
20
c
..
600,000
829,249
8,901,725
10
Fall River Nat Bank
400,000
91
427,500
.01
205
Fall River Trust
300.000
6,064,098
7,702,001
3,467,296
<l<
Durfee Trust Oo
225,656
537,229
148,755
O'
85
500.001
857,085
7,150,082
w
150.000
120 000
245,064
158,963
164,080
3,165,407
1,521,834
3,711,764
101
Middlesex Oo Nat Bk
Grand Rapids-
c
c
250,000
93,857
Common
500.000
371,702
Preferred
Fall River—
220,000
Central Bank
>
Peoples Nat Bank—
Fitohburg—
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
Gloue Nat Bk of Glnu
Glouces 8 D A Tr Oo
340.000
les
sa
1.000.000
2.000.000
Common...
Preferred
2*
I1
15
12
no
10
15
50
20
23
30
I
1.200.000
Michigan Trust Co.
28
150
10
15
20
I 10
208,519 g
650,562
333,032 c 2,630,341
605,597 Q 1,954,194
250.000
24
^
100
10
,417,160 c41.883.138
400.000
Grand Rapids Tr Oo.
Union Bank of Mlcb
\
•
\
Old Kent Bank—
No
rec ent
It
15
/20
20
7,735,154 >10
345,128
400,000
275.000
Common
Preferred
Gloucester—
Cape Ann Nat Bank.
c
Nat Bk of Grand Rap
Haverhill-
1.003,351
143,479
200.000
Haverhill Nat Bank.
300.000
Merrimack Nat Bank
100
6,641,335
2,539,815
10
10
8
Holyoke-Holyoke Nat Bank
SaginawSaginaw State Bank. *
Second
250,000
415.000
Common.
Preferred
60
50
8,047,589
J 126,701
Nat
|lapk<&
5,288,744
20
21
23
1,818,427 c27,070,316
100
235
250
102,913
383,000
1.250.000
Tr Oo..„_£
c
60
Park National Bank
100.000 1 7il71,934
Common
Preferred
150,600/
j
60
2,757,226 1100
1100
0_ftAOft
10,004,251
20
*1 ,400.000
Hadley Falls Tr Co
279,629
600.000
299,709
7,606,268
25
300.000
411,266
3,809,099
100
120
25
20
c
-
Lawrence-
National Banks
Bay 8tateMei* Nat Bk
25
Stau
MINNESOTA
June 30
June 30
Lowell—
a
Appleton Nat. Bank
Union Old Lowell
616,674
11,686,781
LynnCentral Nat Bank—
Common
"
138,603
200.000
........
Preferred
Per
3,456.390
257,098
Common
Preferred
250.000
250.000
Essex Trust Co
3,192,174
50
3,284,670
3,513,793
9.465.638
78,695
200.000
100
100
50
465,410
607,559
751,368
N
o
cent
7,853,629
Northern Nat Bank.
/5 0
-
212,634
377,869
45,165
28,656
400,000
1.000.000
100.000
of Duluth
101%
100
3,268,136
Pioneer Nat Bank
National City Bank
100
re
200,000
2,000,000
100
100
sa
les
100
25
Minnesota Nat Bank
*
100.000
Western Nat Bank.. *
i oo
10,679,744
1,092,353
100
899.268
60»«
.
158
Minneapolis—
385
45
Blooming'n-Lake NH
|OM IM)(|
Central Nat Bank
145,500
Lynn 8 Dep & Tr Do
Security Trust Co..
c
c
20
100.000
2,038,982 . 100
111,381
1,673.171 it
33,667
1,537,06611100
23,462
7,020.505 132.440.512 b 20
893,324! 100
28,240
5,484,558
178.607
420,224 15,728,804' <100
1,692,186 tlOO
31,372
Common..
fi non ono
13,066,607 111,466,371!1100
Preferred
100.000
400.000
2,500,000
Fifth No'west
n
N B
425.000
200.000
50
7,981,023
20
9,387,205
5,879,366 12 *
370,881
465,000
418,521
86,190
721.500
First National Bank
Merchants Nat Bk
Safe Deposit Nat Bk *
500.000
46
50
10
11
100
60
20
..
2,071,746
Salem—
5
Prodw* S'at* Bank
548.500
143,304
547,122
332,543
15
6,614,635
2.000.000
60
3,231,306
250.000
200.000
Merchants Nat Bam,
c
Preferred
Springfield—
Springfield Nat Bank
Common
University State Bk.
Third Nat B&T Co..
Springfield 8 D A Tr
i.OOO.OOU
l.OOO.Oon
West Spiingfiidd Tr
Taunton
10
28,577,935
11,616,494
13,758,334
100
330
zh
65
1.974,971
2,556.017
1,277,118
1,768,005
123,9 *
1,500,000
...
194.250
Zt)
25
300.000
2,145,249
4,388,797
Common....
500.000
794,296
15,734,873
Preferred
650.000
300.000
365,372
.4,552,458
10
1,000.000 11.699,715 c36,557,774
2.000 000 f
10
19
10
10%
Guaranty Bk & T Co
Common
100
No re cent
loo
1,760,000
les
sa
(OU
266,228 21,930,703
232,460
4,455,675, ''.no
1,801,8211 100
76,106
r,137,539 133,562.896 plOOc
100
2,044,319
108,083
7,270,055
1O0
221,743
4,193,602 *100
149,630
EmplreNatBk&TrCo ik 475.000
Stock Yards Nat Bk
*
300,000
Midway Nat Bank—
Worcester—
Mechanics Nat Bank
125,000
DrovExchState Bank ok 200,000
First National Bank. p6.000,000
First State Bank
p
100.000
25
25
I
American Nat Bank. *1,694,000
Commercial State Bk *
150.000
"22
Bristol County Tr
Worcester Co
Common
4,872,391 plOO
2,662,936 <100
1,061,960
St. Paul-
i"
267,79
299,092
200.00U
200.000
First National BankUnion Nat Bank...
360
70
60
—
Machinists' Nat Bk.
,
94,300
:
SK
1,323,779 6
989,088 i
1,489,916 *100
Rochester—
13
15,359,363
...
Union Trust Co
125.000
31,693
13,513
119,507
114,479
29.498
141,760
86,000
100.000
4th Northwest. Nat'l
19
16
•
50.000
Third N'weat'n N Bk
....
iflSH
IH'O
(00.000
2d Northwest State
Naumkeag Tr Co—
,
389,000
990,000
Midland NatBk & Tr *
Minnehaha Nat Bk
*
100.000
Hennepin State Bank 5
Marqnette Nat Bank fc
N'western Nat B & T
Peabody—
Warren Nat Bank
Common
oou
I ou
First Nat Hk&TrOo 56.000.00''
New Bedford—
*
share.
757,642
7,452,980
2,061,144
35.645,411
54,362
329.343
55,482
938,921
100.000
ftOOjOOO
50
190,000
200,000
...
Manufac'rs Nat Bk
50
Bank of Oomra & Sav
City National Hank
Duluth Nat'l Bk.--*
First A Amer Nat Bk
1.000.000
National Bank
Nomi nal
Duluth—
25
100
i
10O ono
Preferred
125
175.000
First Trust Oo.
11%
11%
4,722,230 J100
153,967
\
J
rioo
184,904 g 4,009,828 r<100
pl.00o.000|
Tr Oo
........
Class A..........
23
♦
Sale price,
t No
par.
June 30, 1936.
a
b First National Group.
c
i
on
to
.sf■ A
:
Bank of Flint,
Merchants & Mechanics
by splitting its old
d Convertible preferred stock
■
National Banks
June 30
State Institutions
MICHIGAN
Bay CityBay City Bank
Per
73,435
203,772
2,540,503
100
6.180.856J
100
N
o
re
cent
462,662
300 000
400.000
Natl bk of Bay City.
People's Commercial
A Savings Bank... *1,000,000
share
9,772,916
1(M)
sa
les
r-
-
;
V*
"!v;, /'■ •
h.
preferred or capital debentures
>
,
.
p
Member of the First Bank Stock Oorp
Stock has to be offered to board of director4?
S
1
x
■
outstanding.
1
American National Bank of St.
r
,;
"
Last sale.
N6W Stock
Paul affiliate,
's' *•-" '
'
«.
,
,
/
t
K
:
'<
'
•
Affiliate of First National Bank of Boston.
Ex-dividend
>•'
>
.
'
' ■
r**.-
..
T,
' :
-
Fiist Bank Stock Corp.
;"
.
'
•
v*
"
'■
v-.'u'.iv
'
■
0
.
,'
,
Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
'..1
\
1
I
z
1'
f
,
h March 31.1937.
* Common and
.
Nomt nal.
-
Trust balances.
i
June 30
entitled in liquidation to $20 a share, '. f
/ Retirement price
g
;
Mich., declared a 60% st
$100 par capital stock into $20 par shares
an 8-for-l basis; capital was increased at the same time from $120,000
$250,000 through the sale of additional shares at $25 a share.
dividend
.
■■
■
-.V-;
'
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:
,
Nov., 1937]
BANKS
Na"%£ ST'
MISSISSIPPI
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
AND
TRUST
Institutions
State
National Banks
June 30
Oross
Deposits
Per
June 30
Deposits
v
Nomt nal.
share,
Billings—
Capital National Bk-
Per
Share,
Midland Nat Bank
Montana Nat Bank.
Oommon
Sec Tr A 8a vs Bank.
Oommerc'l BkATrCo
Depoa Ciu Bk A TrOo
Butte—
Jackson-State N Bk.
First National BankMiners Nat Bk
Metals Bk & Tr Oo.
Meridian—
Citizens Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
Helena—t'v:
Mer A Farmers Bank
F'rst Nat, Bk A; Tr Co
Union Bk A Tr Co—
Vlcksburg—
Common
Preferred
■:<:
First Nat & Tr Co.
Merch NatBk&Tr Co
.
State Institutions
Oross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
;
105
MONTANA
June 30
Nomi nal
Jackson
COMPANIES
.
National Banks
MISSOURI
June 30
State
National Banks
Institutions
I
June 30
isummut
Per
Nomi nal.
share
100
110
City Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Columbia Nat Bank.
Commerce Trust Co
100
100
340
375
100
127
68 H
132
Community State Bk
100
First National Bank.
Inter-State Nat Bank
Linwood State Bank.
100
70
465
Lincoln—
Continental NatBk—
Common........
Preferred
120
90
500
100
100
135
200
Per
share,
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
290
100
100
Merchants Bank
Merc Home Bk & Tr
Common
Institutions
State
NEBRASKA
June 30
June 30
,
Kansas City—
Baltimore Bank
....
"Omaha—'
225
?
■
First Nat Bank—
Common........
Preferred A
Preferred B
Capital notes
Live Stock Nat Bank
Omaha Nat Bank—
Missouri Bk & Tr Oo
Common
Preferred
Park National Bank.
Plaza Bank of Co mm
Produce Exch Bank.
Traders'
Gate
City
Nat'l Bank
Common
....
Preferred
Packers' Nat Bank:
Common
,
Preferred..
South Omaha Sav Bk
Stock Yards Nat Bk
Southeast State Bk._
South Side Bank—
Common.....
Preferred
O S Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank—
National Banks
Common
A ami nal.
University Bank
Reno-
Per
First Nat Bk of Nev_ d
St.
NEVADA
June 30
Preferred
West port Ave Bank.
Union Av Bk of Com
share
600.000I
Joseph—
American Nat Bank.
Burnes Nat Bank...
First National Bank
First Trust Oo
National
Banks
June 30
: i
N'ol*
NEW HAMPSHIRE
institutions
June 30
FlrstStJosSt't- YdsBk
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk
Umpire Trust Co...
Nomi,nal
Manchester—
Missouri Vail Tr Oo
P&
Amoskeag Nat Bank
\share,
Nlo
;V
i:-;
Manchester Nat Bk.
recent
Merchants Nat Bank
sa
St. Louiz—
Nashua—
A mer Exch Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
Baden Bank
les
Indian Head Nat Bk
92.500
....
k
Boatmen's Nat Bk..
Bremen Bk A Tr Oo
Nashua Trust Oo...
SecondNat of Nashua
107.500 1
}
364,997
Portsmouth—
2.000,UUU
k
400.OUo
k
450.000
First National Bank-
OsssBk A TrOo...
First Nat Bank
10.2(H).000 '
Industrial BkATrCo
600,000
JefTerson Bk A T CoCommon
200,000 |
Capital notes A...
130,000 I
Capital notes B...
100.000 J
Jeff-Cravols Bank..
640,242
Common
Preferred.
New damp Nat Bk.
*
Lemay Ferry Bank—
Sec Nat Bk SavsATr
Southern Oommerc'l
-
'
Institutions
June 30
(Springfield—
Common
Common
Preferred
Equitable Trust Oo—
,
Common.....
Preferred
........
Asbury Park—
Asbury PkNatBk A Tr
Asbury Park & Ocean
Grove Bank.
1
merce Nat'l Bank.
,
350.000
Miss Val Trust Co..
6.000.000 1
Mound City Tr Oo
k
246.759 h
Nerth St Louis Tr Oo
300,00' ■
North west'n Tr Co
k 800.000
....
Seacoast Trust Co...
Bay o nneBroad way Nat Bk
Bayonne Trust Co..
Bridgeton—
Bridgeton Nat Bank
Cumberland Nat Bk
Farm A Mer Nat Bk
♦
Sale
a
The First National
Citizens' Bank......
Union Nat Bank
Southern Missouri Tr
nal
share
.Preferred J&i Js £"*•.
Guarantee Trust Co-
Mercantile-Corn
100.000
"et
60
Bankers Trust Oo—
]
340,000
250.000
300.000
.
Atlantic City—
Boardwalk Nat Bank
360,000
Merc Com BAT Oo- 10.000.000
WebsierGroves Tr..
*
Aottn
600.000
500.000
350.000
200.000
A Savs Bank
k
424.000
South Side Nat Bk—
400,000
Telegraphers Nat Bk
600,000
Tswer Or Bk A Truo k
800.000
United BkATrCo..
1.000.00'
Chippewa Trust Oo. k
Easton-Taylor Tr Oo k
State
NEW JERSEY
June 30
50,000 1
60,000 r
...
Lindell Trust Co.0.*.
National Ranks
a
Common
Preferred
Manufacturers Bank
ATOo...
Manchester Bank...
Mutual Bk A Tr Co.Plaza Bank (The).
mon
price,
a
Retirement price.
Bank of Omaha, Omaha, Neb., increased its com¬
stock from $750,000 to $1,500,000 on Oct. 11, 1937.
& The
Commercial
institution)
was
Bank
A
Trust
opened for business
of Jackson, Mississippi, (a new
July 27, 1937.
Co.
on
d Owned by the Transamerica Corp., San Francisco. Calif.
e
Membei of Northwest Bancorporatlon.
f Includes reserves
q
,•
">
<
'•
Member First Bank Stock Corp,
h Reserves.
!
i March 31,1937.
k Preferred stock and
common
"
stock
or
■
Member of the
t
Preferred stock retired..s'w
Detroit
•'
'
8
Guardian
.
capital debentures outstanding.
I Last sale,
Union
Group Inc., Detroit Mich.
banks
Voitfrm
Capital
National Banks
June 30
State Institutions
June 30
NEW JERSEY
June 30
COMPANIES
AND TRUST
BANKS
106
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
NEW JERSEY
d2.192.891
cf3.287.600
742,919
396,190
a
5
5
2,494,024 33 X
45
1,157,320
8,965,782
200.000
a
115,690
...
549,535
a
19,354,475
.
Elizabeth—
Bllaabethport BkgOo
Nat'l State Bank—
Central Home Tr Oo
Kllxabeth Trust Oo..
Union County Tr Oo
400,000
dl.310,000
232,300
171,920
68,870
170,872
339,603
a
500.000
d
dl,022.250
<11,114.345
Hoboken—
Columbia Trust Co..
a
500.000
Franklin Nat Bank..
Hudson Oo Nat Bk—
Common
33,831
1,250,000
1.500,000
20
1,546,569
1,912,543
20
25
100,000
3,400,000
Commercial Tr N J..
N J Title Guar A Tr. <13.008,748
100,000
North Bergen Tr Oo.
Trust Oo of N J—
Bergen Trust Oo
35,339
A Mechanics'
National Bank
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Woodbury Trust Co.
400.000
d
"3ii
2X
63
73
8
>'
25
\
5
85
6
517,884
466,868
400,508
2,760,047
2,993,549
1,553,216
10
50
10
Institutions
Btat*
NEW
YORK
Sept. 30
Per
3,281,296
66.122,698
66,577,504
1,400,996
250,000
Mech A Farmers Bk.
1,600.(10 »
Nat Com Bk A Tr Oo
State Bank of Albany d2,939.900
d2,980.000
First Trust Oo
9
7
""Is"
2,834,611
Nat Bank of
5,149,883
2,381,888
296,260
32
36
~iu<~
,
450'
460
inn
30,553,162
250
260
50
55
65
6,675,595
6,053,504
100
3
City National BankFirst National Bank:
Marine Midl'd Tr Oo
690,047
488,681
527,447
9,509,739
9,801,483
8,158.663
100
600.000
<500.000
inn
1200
100
50
5
r
Brooklyn—State B ank <ft 7'ru
25
100
7,906.385
7,349,453
1,664,638
9,337,480
294.088
332,566
63,115
885,538
Mt. Holly-
440.111
157.726
200.000
100.000
50
st Co
retur
ns
date Sept.
301 937.
150
25
10
'
258,100
184,000
316,000
5,604,996
6.316,500
50
"27"" '40"
15
150
50
3,004,140
1,599.353
160
80
50
2,200.000 13,493,038
54,166,788
200.000
210.000
225.000
a
500 noo a
Kingsboro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank d
d
People's Nat Bank.
974,900
550,000
8,200.000
Brooklyn Trust Oo:
Kings Oo Trust Oo.
500.000
Common........
Lincoln Nat Bank...
OOO.OOn
Franklin Wash Tr Oo d
884 000
144,130
Mt Prospect Nat Bk. d
Nat Newark A Essex
400, 000
Fidelity Un Tr Oo—
d8,000, 000
2.500 000
d
336 ,300
Union National Bk
600 ,000
United States Tr Oo.
1.076 ,000
West Side Trust Oo.
New Brunswick
Nat'l Bank of N J... d
871.250
Peoples Nat Bk
31
4
5
45
13
17
100
100
105
100
26
550
15
25
*9
12
16(
10
15
34 >4
36 3
25
36
38
10
50
25
"*27" 'so"
25
& 27
30
410,554
453,253
10,090.963
25
N
o
300,000
6.067.394
100
re
cent
sa
91.981
1,840,692
North A West Hu dson—
1st Nat Bk of Un City d 462.000
Nat Bk of W N Y—
Common..
Preferred
Hamilton Nat Bank
ofWeehawken
-100.000
42,750
4,682.000
30.516
j
Ithaoa—
First National Bank
\
■
,
59,420
1,116,065
5,583.393
5,645,622
3,199,629
8,006,328
26,704,116
1,362,678
20
i 00.000
389,285
Woodcliff Trust Oo..
145.000
1,863,534
15,868
Passaic—
Passaic N BkATr Oo d2.250.000
1.000.000
People's Bk A Tr Oo.
1.558.298
289,786
600,000
650.000
CllO,743
577,050
4,821,186
9,279,679
1,100
331,658
12,945,568
618,731
138,815
537,721
8,228,172
4,056.188
——
25
70
25
9
600.000
990,000
300.000
200.000
500.000
Debentures "A".,
Debentures "B"_
The First Nat Bank
Union
Bk
400,000
Trust Oo
Kingston Trust Co..
10
of hanks
2H
I:!'
20
64,713
704,423
86,494
Mid Olty Trust Co.. d
100.000
Plainfield Trust Oo.. dl,150.000
247.500
979.787
100
119,243
150.000
94,647
440,726
446,689
1,948,994
1,266,273
3,932.094
100
6.753,443
lor
15O.000
550,000
250
10
10
"13"
10
25
25
30
100
N
2
o
d
C
mantes in New
Iway" Secti
i0<
Common
600 000
Preferred
500,000
j 928,544
1.500.000 V
Preferred
1.000.000
d
Sale price,
a
J 257.869
0
790,000
5,905,500
f Marine Midland Corp ,
Too'
ft Includes
1,541,493
20
12,832,812
5"
20
50
17.941,604
50
1
stock.
security
52
Preference stock.
c
d Common and preferred
21
29,174,356
e
"£5
50
125
18
20
stock capital debentures
Represents capital, surplus and
outstanding,
undivided profits*
100
100
60
4,146.537
600.000
Preferred
597.000
990.257
Preferred
600.000
750.000
j 264.165
9,270,203
I
/ Preferred stock retirement fund.
-
g
\12*2
c
3,956.965
j 345.850
25 ;
6
'II
12.915.805 <100
\
196.
24
25H
445,024,000
70
65
0 6,367,700
66*3
35J4
3334
1912609 000 13.55
154
148
74,690,000 100
25
k 2,995,000
100 ~890~~ 940""
50,875.000
1855
100 1815
429.536,000
027.784,590 100
100 "loo" 115""
208,200 0 4,646,500
45
40
50
121,000 *8,181,000
Includes reserves.
Citizens Trust Oo—
Common
195,
100
10
March 31, 1937.
95
50
2,124.321
Yo rk City
1 91,192,193 ,194
cent
90
Prospect Pk Nat Bk
100.000
60 000
iitn a
10(
200.000
863.421
r'rd
les
Second Nat Bank—
Common
les
too
10C
12,060.735 noo
V 6C
1,144,738 100
o
n?t]
ana
June 3 0 *37
r >-cord
and Broo klyn *n nti he
23,100
650.000
20.000.000 25,804,412
748,500
1.000.000
100,270.000 0126,158,000
Comm'l Nat Bk & Tr
7.000.000 07,976,711
378,000
500.000
Dunbar Nat Bank.
500.000 3,529,900
Fifth Ave Bank.....
First National Bank
10,000,000 0105,095,353
1,600.OOO ol,940,582
*
53,726
55.118
sa
on, pages
Amalg Bank of N Y
Bk of the Manhat C<
Bank of Yorktown.
Chase Nat Bank
Nat Bronx Bauk
re
sa
26
Paterson—
491.567
N
re, cent
10
8-
First National Bk—
680.000 1
625.000
103,700
300.000
<50
457,176
400 .OOO
129,801
175.00<
Hamilton Trust Co.. d
U S Trust Co—
375
300
13
IftO
4,709,079
250.000
and trust
"~4X
6
4,422.372
1,439,107
1,352,343
17,349,492
4,098,834
316.444
Preferred
8
7%
ion
d
Plainfield—
Common
27
11
<32 t
20
Bank of Kingston
Rondout Nat Bank.
30,071,942
5,096.253
Paterson Say Inst...
17
25
10
12,020,194
13,178.748
Bank of Jamestown:
Common
20
188,826
140,740
103,466
400.000
al.000.000
Preferred
15
10
HP
New York City— Deposits N ew York Ci ty banks are
1937
fur plus ana p rofits are of tat*
are
o1 Oct. 30,
e
banks,
a
for National and Sept. 30,19 37 for Stat
100,000
Haledon Nat Bank.. d
Nat Un Bk of America
Paterson Nat Bank
1700
{i°
2,415,487
91,107,295
9,011,623 156,511.575
160,894
8,754,793
50
•
1.360,789
598 500
.....
65
97
92
100
1,566,548
760,280
Kingston—
First NBkofRondout
Nat3 Ulster County
35
50
700.000
d
'54"
50
100
Jamestown—
r30~
10*
1,221,976 I
City.
State Trust Oo
65
inn
800.000
1.237.500
Tompkins Oo Tr Co- d
25
23,550
247.500
First National Bk...
Plainfield Nat Bank.
100
"45"
*35"
Elmlra—
Chemung Can Tr Oo
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
State of N Y Nat Bk
Liberty National Bk
Guttenberg
Merchants TrUnCity
Oomw'lth Tr Un City
Gutt'b'g Bk A Tr Oo
Weehawken Tr Oo
Tr Oo-
Nat Ohautauq Co
(10
110
471.273
...
100
les
300.000
New BrunswTrUo—
....
5.000.000
Marine Trust Co— <8.000.000
Mfrs A Trad
8
■
1.622, 500
Merch A Newark Tr
25
594,736
2,236.084
70,801
1,329,831 35,232,342
7,522,207 142.726,371
1,909,820 17.148,824
2,948,186
86,247
569,408
3,226.033
388,027
10.141,160
526, ,979
d
Columbus Trust Oo
Federal Trust Co..
42,927,860
22,221,658
2,909,026
100
28
100
n
1.361.454
3.000, 000
500, 000 al,732,473
Banking Oo
National State Bank
1,496,566
8,982,270
6.646,659
1,255,047
60,200
453,613
128,610
150.000
Newark
125
100
Buffalo-
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
2,600.000
Debentures
200.000
Lincoln-E Side N Bk d
Newark—
Bank of Commerce of
140,000
122,235
73,900
95
50
2.722,000
2,631.761
2,731,400
2,917,700
7,007,000
5,429.000
112,605,210
37,064,000
Bensonhurst Nat Bk d
Oltliens Bk of Bklyn d
d
Flat bush Nat Bank
Farmers' Trust Oo.
Clinton Trust Co..
331,009
101,442
400.000
d
Binsrhamton—
6H
liK
2,686,216
51.284
230.00<
Union Nat BkATrOo
Common
share
600
400,000
700.000
Auburn
Auburn Trust Oo—
23
2H
55,180,801
Morristown—
First National Bank
National Iron Bank.
American Trust Co..
Morristown Trust Oo
Common
80
Albany—
r30
30
100
25
68.656,288
24.417,669 12H
1,180,738 10U
29.515
a
Long Branch-
■
50
60
Nat. banks June 30'37
Long Branch Bkg Oo
h.
30
897.888
100.000
200,000
100.000
National Banks
June 30
9
10
999.302
13,868,769
.....
n
25
Woodbury—
~~~6 *
1
Preferred A
Huds Tr Oo U
10
20
100
50.626
72,935
200,000
Prospect Natl Bank.
200.000
Security Nat Bank—
l.onn.nnn
Treoton Banking Oo
Trenton Trust Oo... dl,874.000
15
10
31,621,275 J
74,217
4,123,057
885,855
Preferred
18
527.862
889,094
1.159,890
30,178,553
22.092.396
100
•
"23"
18
50
48,696,331
100
3,596,791 37 H
| 495,540
Common
9
Auburn-
Preferred
West Bergen Tr Co..
125
10
Nomi nal.
1.170,195
2,225.000
f
400,000
First National Bank.
100
15
6.817,777
16,068,799
3,906,726
3,911.214
12.171,021
79,819
333,515
Jersey City—
150
12,666,868
48,072,806
488.203
1,271,303
(farm
5
share.
Per
$
TrentonBroad St Nat Bank. dl ,004.000
"Irst-Mech Nat Bk. d3.178.000
_____
1M
6
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
$
100.000
Seaboard Trust Co..
'
1
95.600
500.000
274.165
Preferred A
10H
4
101,243
523.226
Common
9
12&
11
3
a
1
share.
9
10
a
d
Bast Jrange—
Common
Per
10
224.375
dl .448.000
Ampere Bank A TrCo
Say Inv A Trust Oo:
Preferred B
$
26,503,182
25.320,445
June 30
Nomi nal
Nomi nal.
Camden—
FirstOamNatBATOo
Camden 8 D & Tr Oo
Merchant ville
Nat')
Bank A Trust Oo
West Jersey Trust Oo
Institutions
State
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
\
'
95
rI2V*
v
7
h Affiliated with the Trust Co. of
i Controlled by Marine
New Jersey, Jersey City.
Midland Corp.
k June 30. 1937.
50
I Last sale,
n
Dec. 31. 1936.
0
Sept. 30, 1937.
r
Preferred
u
Reserves.
stock
„
retirement
price.
,
Nov., 1937]
BANKS
AND
TBUST
COMPANIES
107
44' ''
National Bank*
June 30
MCII7
VADLr
liulf
..
I UlvJV
,
4\:44i4
National Banks
State Institution»
Sept. 30
WCU7 VHDV
Sept. 30
'
lVJuW
State Institutions
I UlVfv
;
■
Sept. 30
V-1
'■
■
•
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Bid
Par
Deposits
:i'2ii£v?
Trust
V iv
$
co.
returns d ate
Sept.
Per
Westchester Co. (Concl.)Ossining—1st Nat Bk
30*
Ossining Trust Oo.
Peekskill—
Peekskill N B ATCo
Common
32**
10
15
12
4444
4444
444
4444
4
32**
_
20
25
Oommon........ 10,000.000
11,301,835
Debenture notes.. 8.606,868
J
Trust Oo of Nor Am.
850.0001
227.900
Underwriters Tr Oo. 1.000.000
.
■■'-S
869,000
2.000.000 28,725,598
U S Trust Oo of N Y
20
7%
On
i
100
9,987,000
73,202,321
4
6H
u
5.205,300
lOt
80
70
1560
Oommon
....
Central Trust Oo—
Oommon
6,144,902
3.101,666
3,510,088
1,668,963
1,846,088
tuf
40
50
800,000
S
130.197
8,066,792
101
18
23
23
27
200,000
150,000
680.000
First National
Common
ai®
9
4
20
13
25
44,'-
,
4,696,000
20
"48"
53"!*
484.000
5.095,000
25
23
27®
501,139
6,966,674
10
30
35,
47,476
8,921,927
25
f 20
if*
[20
Nmj°ZeTk' NORTH CAROLINA
Nomi nal.
Asheville—
Per
First Nat Bk A Tr..
share
e
300,000
90,871
2,957.709
20
e
465.000
372,382
463.850
511,935
1,776,471
6,141,338
10,540,474
6,368,474
50
100
60
200
100
100
190
255'"
265
270
100
50
65'
754;
128
Charlotte—
Charlotte Nat Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank
American Trust Oo__
600.000
300,000
1.200.000
Durham—
Nat
Bank.
150.000
500,000
200.000
214,000
29
32
45
45,060
1,057,124
139,506
90,848
56.026
100.000
/
14
17
Security Nat Bank—
46,561,881
1,283,144
12,743,989
642,304
1,885,647
1,224,991
25
72
20
10
1544
25
40
11
45
25
Guilford Nat Bank-
Common.......
150.000
3.563,711
I 10
50,000
J 131,044
700.000
100,000
j 309,865
765.150
680,141
15.945.743
People's Sav Bk A Tr
184.000
Wilm Sav A Tr Oo.
297,344
516,057
3.135.057
Jl,307.946
17,072,140
20
"25
16,848,611
37.100.956
20
300.000
132,173
621,868
2,544,320
7,265,020
25
10
Oommon
"14"
........
"17"
Preferred
100
92
Raleigh—
46.254.957
1100
1100
Wilmington—
Wilson-
j <30
Branch Bkg A Tr Oo
Oommon
Preferred
Nat. Bk of Wilson
400.000
396.000
100.000
........
200.000 1
253,590
40U,0( Mf
216,248
6,052,906 J
10
I 10
8,590,925 100
100
7,541,863
......
C710
416,011
520,543
1,315,689
300.000
750.000
15,665,226
820,488
21,896.193
20
30;
8,737,177
20
15**
lu
J 6867,551
153,941
Winston-Salem—
First National Bank-
Common........
110.000
90,000
s4.000.00T
^Preferred
200
\ 10
10,939,569 /
10
\
10
'
N o4
re
First Citizens BkATr
30,531,569
:V;T
25
Preferred
v
Schenectady—
Schenectady Tr Co..
15
14,061,076
Greensooro—
Mohawk Nat Bank—
Preferred
Union National Bans
Citizens Trust Oo—
10
5
400.000
400,000
....
Preferred....
Wachovia Bk ATr..
)
76,628
2,106,790
cent
sa
let
*!; >.1. L-.y'.
19,408,201 flOO
300
275
160
25
1,625,647
2,357,763 J
73.481.861
gl60
10
100
"146" 145""
Syracuse—
Lincoln Nat B A TOo
Merch Nat 11 A T Oo
1.200.000 6
Common
Preferred
750.000
200.000
First Trust A Dep Co
Common
Capital notes
Syracuse Trust Co..
Common........
Capital notes....
;
,
j 358.703
1.620.000 1
6,775,000 )
1,000.000
1.400.000
970,583
-
20
53,083.402
.
jl,058,829
30.148,804
17**
6**
u
ill
33
Vattonnl
020
'
IS-
20
600.000
S
Troy Trust Oo......
S448.500
Utica—
First Citizens Bk A T
Preferred
Oneida Nat Bk A Tr
1.000.000
990,000
Common
Preferred
636.000
600.000
_
199.000
1,500,541
664,006
112,837
45,900
22,670,979 f 25
25
10,913,323
7,141,122
3,615,255
Bank..
j 1,412,297
33,656,025 12 X
1 10
j 469,524
165'<5
9,921,634
•201.000
Fargo National Bk..
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
21
25
8
:
2,482,550
1,867,661
100
129,674
198,323
50.000
6,187,983
2,945,119
100
re
cent
25
100
sa
let
n
e
70,475
IX
IX
Nationa 1 Banks
q 60
State
OHIO
June 30
Oommon........
210.000
120,000
Preferred
Northern N Y Tr Oo
Common........
Capital notes.....
155,037
j 117,204
25
•/
p
■
5,959,858
20
4,126,065
35
o
40
cent
298,093
10,928,407
Capital notes
les
First National Bank
Tr Co
Bronxville Tr Oo
200,000
350,000
162,000
166,003
3,718,000
4,030,108
700.000
e
267.500
e3.000.000
572,000
138,941
643,821
12,759,000
3,526,753
6,064,044
161,8241
491,323i
2,231,423
4,383,000
1,571,150
14,611,313
e
Iff. Vernon—lit N_.
Fleetwood Bk (The).
Mt Vernon Tr Oo.
e
20
22
100
190
100
30
If
IX
20
i-4
30
First Nat Penk
...
Huguenot Tr Oo.
.
e
New Kochelle Tr— «1.60 >.<»<«»
200,000
658.000
J 561,720
995,000
•1,200.000
N
Nat
Bank....
Olnn Bk A Tr Oo—
e
Columbia Bk A 8 Oo
e
21,598,363
10,496.556
100
10,323.240
3,211,699
1,711.311
101
2**
«.
m mmmtm
100
20
10
20
28
3
22
3
31
100
1C
5
28
30,
1937.''
-.
'
■
•
8**
'
>;v;
]-'
' 4,,■
Common and preferred stock or debentures outstanding.
g
Retirement price.
i
k
Controlled
by Marine
First report.
Midland
I Last sale,
n
rnrnmmm
98
1937.
e
145
<•
June 30,1937.
CMarch 31.
les
275
t Marine Midland Oorp.
b Sept.
0
re cent
100
1,182,009
166,243
136,719
199,500
15,109,641
1,222,660
508,384
•
400,001
200.000
a
329,405
300.000
650.000
100
45
New Bochelle—
Central Nat Bank.
24,071,721
4,246,813
100
100
933,083
76,731
•a
Oommon
Atlas
share
100
Firestone Pk TrAS B
Geo. D. Harter Bank
Cinolnnatl—
Gramatan Nat Bk A
15,741,435
497,500
Capital debentures
Westchester Oo—
Per
121,638
1,241.645
100,000
Goodyear State Bk__
Oanton—
Bronxville—
'
..
200.000 1
First-Central Tr. Co.
<25
Nomi nal
i
:-4U::
Dime Savings Bk Oo
Oommon
sa
500.000 la
280.000 J
Institutions
June 30
20
Akron-
500.000
n
30
Watertown—
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
Watertown Nat Bk
100
N
500,000
150.001
250.00'
e
Merch Nat BkATrOc
Nor A Dakota Tr Oc
162,606
117,394
9
20
Nomi nal. ■■■>
Per share.
Fargo—
Dakota Nat
Oommon
•1,400.000
NORTH DAKOTA
7X
Troy—
Manufactur Nat Bk.
National Cl;y Bank.
Union Nat Bank...
H >nkt
June 30
'fp
44 •"
16
10
Trust Oj—
42
1.000,000
........
4
2,492,680 12**
120,000
Yonkers Nat Bank
44;44^
rnrnmmm
1,163,942
j,
Kill#
rnrnmmm-':
Bank
in Yonkers
20
3.000.000
.......
Capital notes....
50
10
300.000
...
I
300.000 12,215,173
200.000
Union Trust Oo:
Common.
*4,428,009
350,000
._
1 50
.
Oommon........
Capital notes.....
Oommon
200.000
52,528
42,468
3,745
62,576
104,701
345,000
535,935
195,000
Oltisens Bank
Peoples N B A T Oo:
Common
Preferred
Oounty Trust Oo
Yonkers—
-t
Central Nat Bank
2.800.000 11,869,489
600.000
Capital notes
1.200.000
Genesee V all Tr Oo
e2.560.000
Roch Trust A 8 D Oo
1.000.000
Security Trust Oo—
_
mmetsmm -4
36,992
White Plains—
2.500.000
.....
'(
50
50
N.
tarrvtown N BATrOo
A
2,030,000
34,000
300,000
fidelity Bank
Depositors Nafl Bk.
Rochester-—
Ltncoln-Allia BkATr
,4% C on v. Preferred
■
100
j 385,000
fc; Mutual Trust Oo.
'w—Rve Nat Bk__
Rye Trust Oo
1610
50
2,906,400
,
prices
share.
100,000
500,000
Home Savings Bank.
Mech A Farmers Bk-
356.700
:
20
550,000
Port Chester—let
Bk A Tr Oo
Citizens'
Jamaica, L. 1.—
Jamaica Nat Bank..
j
1,628,761
2,426,961
\n
18,291,462
v,
Ask
.»•>•
Mt Pleas BkATrOo
„
167,394
170,000
30,000
Preferred
Westches Oo Nat
Common
Preferred
Pleasantville—
"26"
30, 1937
V061,856
Bid
Per
21$,595
350,000
s
..
30 **
"24"
600.000
132,600
3,604,500, 100
inn
2.000.000
826,463 12,398,241
104
110
1.000.000
100
603,500 16,542,200
1.000.000
580,300
205,400
Bank of N YA TrOo
6;000,000 13,252,381 163,573,316 Too 419
427
Bankers Trust Oo
25.000.000 76,151,400 879,919,500
10
53
55
Bronx County Tr Oo
2.357.500
7
8
257,500 20,293,700
10
Cent Han BkATr Oo
21.000,000 68,756,128 818,305,651
20
97
100
Chemical Bk & Tr Oo
20.000,000 54,330,900 483,435,900
10
45** 47**
City Bank Farmers'
Trust Oo
10.000.000 14,263,581 75,094,539
20
Clinton Trust Oo
i
750,000
50
58
502,624
7,982,387
65
Colonial Trust Co
1.000,000
25
582,000
8,680,300
uh
16*4
Continental BkATr.
4,000.000 4,095,263 64,797,612
10
15
13**
Corn Ex Bk & Tr Oo
15,000.000 17,632,606 316,437,044
20
50*| 51**
Corporation Trust Oo
500.000
376,200
33,900 100
Empire Trust Oo
10
3.500.000 4,923,300 68,068,100
Wx 24**
Equitable Trust Co.
7.000.000 9,374,300
25
201,500
Federation BkATr Co
825.000 1,036,628 10,634,616
10
Fulton Trust Oo
2,000,000 2,939,933 24,125,170 100 230
250
Fiduciary Trust Oo
1,000.000 1,207,000 10,759,700 100
Guaranty Trust Oo.. 90.000.000 180657926 1528130338 100 248"
253"
Hellenic Bk A Tr Oo.
1.000.000
100
246,298
3,221,951
Irving Trust Oo
50.000,000 61,140,100 545,513,500
10
"12" "13"
Schroder Trust Co..
1.000,000 1,298,700 16,636,200 100
Lawyers Tr Oo..... 2,000,000
25
1,993,000 37,269,400
"35** ~40**
Mfrs Trust Oo:
Oommon
32,998.440 144247014 599,246,977 f 20
39
41
Convertible pref_. 9.662.520
46**
Marine Midi Tr Oo..
6.000.000
98,864,315
New York Trust Oo
12.500.000 28,125,722 358,221,023
25
104
107
Pan American Tr Oo
600,000
25
152,700
4,164,600
Savings Banks Tr Oo 2,500.000
4,361,800 91,171,300 200
Title Guar A Tr Oo—
W'M,.
Par
Nom.
200.000
A Trust Oo
share.
Bk of Athena Tr Oo.
Banca Oom It Tr Oo
Banco dl Nap Tr Oo_
B'kof Montreal Tr Oo
'.v
Cross
Deposits
Ask
Nomi nal
M. Y. City (Concl.)
$
National Oity Bank 77.500.000
58 ,932,376 1653873 000 12**
NatSafetyBkATrOo el .014.300
500,000 015,554,000 12**
Penn Exchange Bank
e529,000
248,000
2,928,000 10
Public Nat BkATrOo 7.000.000
,665,861 136,498,000 17X
Schroder Bkg Oorp.
6.000.000
,102,139 018,746,641
Sterling Nat BAT.
1.600.000
,615,937 26,441,066 "2F>
Trade Bank of NY..
•418,750
280,000
5,929,000 12**
^
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Cross
Corp.
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
10
.
Nationa I Rankt
Capital
Cincinnati (Con.)
Nomi nal.
Per share.
185,894
1,150,645
157,996
248,989
3,118,532
791,081
610,007
304,960
2,042.588
600.000
600.000
240 400
625.000
d
1.800.000
1.000.000
Second Nat Bank
500.000
Be Ohio 8 Bk & Tr Go
Western Bk 8c Tr Go d2 000.000
5.000.000
Central Trust Go
Fifth-Third-Union Tr ust Go—
5.000.000
Common
Capital debentures 2*650.000
100
100
50
5,610 ,865
9,486 ,635
2,750 ,085
3,004 ,004
48,227 .514
15,654 ,376
6,743 ,548
11,952 ,794
65.948 .829
175,905
100.000
Sav Bank
Oentral Nat Bk—
Common
Preferred
.61,448,522
5.000.000
7,920.000
250.000
Brunson Bk 8c Tr Go
Olty Nat Bk 8c Tr Go dl.800.000
80.000
Columbus Saving Bk d
200.000
Huntington Nat Bk_ d3.500.000
Market Exch Bk Go. d 193 500
d
150.000
Northern Sav Bk
c4.000.000
Ohio National Bk
Fifth Ave Sav Bk Co
54,457
1,401,466
100,764
113,866
2,256,648
310,005
54,237
63,040,274
c
200.000
295.000
846.000
1.100.000
891.000
.....
Preferred
10*
8*
a24
"23"
25
16
18
248,114
2,875,964
100
115
Erie—
200.000
Bank of Erie —.—
dl .252,500
First National Bank
134,819
425,799
100
177,086
257,115
1,038,010
13,381,714
780,083
8,430,882
3,484,465
Union Bank
2,214,052
25,906.053
1,591,742
2,527,122
55,946,246
3,901,046
1,357,920
73.663,049
105
10
17
19
) 107,225
7,597,326
476,164
100
C-__
185
175
135
100
100
100
J6 567,180
50
137,754
396,510
367,628
300,000
806,491
300,000
881,929
400,000
400.000 61,148,661
400.000 1,163,008
2,934,873
3,768,741
6,853,456
4,330,839
12,857,650
9,139,933
10
10
10
12*
25
50
80
100
100
1420
748,882
980,662
460,374
10,787,795
11,355,254
8,634,866
20
300.000 16 408,366
188,180
300.000 6238,950
6,003,415
10
3.040,000 66,956,595
52,279,001
Dauphin Dep Tr Go.
Harrisburg Trust Go
Lancaster—
400,000
600,000
650,001 6
Lancaster Go Nat Bk d
Farmers' BkATr Go
100
J100
Oommon
30
32
34.068,589 JlOO
100
......
Northern Bk 8c Tr Go
1 60
15,001,149
62*556,823
234,462
694,158
38
36
25
I-2
1.250,000 1 502.640
2,426.900
Capital notes
410,708
Mahoning Nat Bank dl,425.000
70,185
Mahoning Sav & Tr. d 349.000
Union Nat Bank
1,250.000 1,862.095
City Tr A Sav Bk—
Common
750.000 \
167,655
1,243.700
Capital notes
Common
100
3,912,187
125
2.561,265
50
12,473,155
83,662,068
15
13.600,418
2,148,509
40
57
37
52
50
21
j 50
9,840,680
4,596,171
19,363.986
j.I5o
6,353,171
~80"m
70
25
8*
Nomi nal.
Per share.
2,337,133
1,478,938
100
100
r
100.000
100.000
2,529,107
2,037,520
25
i
189,010
244,112
187,168
154,664
100
60
N
o
cent
les
100
Muskog
10
100
.in
100
2,647,011
6UU.OO'
7,315,742
1,307,078
2,542,372
6.362,249
100
150
185
58,814,516
(10
30
36
100.000
-
0
Tradesmen's Nat
222,911
450.000
d
dl.200.000
.
It
500.000
Stock Yards Bank.
40,000
■
"50"
100
155
175
100
7,333,663
652,101
10
100
100
125
21,796,603
1,509,017
16,719,939
1,008.132
39,600
231,618
17,373
75"
inn
125
l«n
100
100
125
D
2.000.000
1.366,303
20
25
28
8.543,501 r
20
20
i 100.000
.
Preferred
190,000
350,000
-
d
-
!
.
k
j 248,850
1
20
20
62,545
5,064,083
1250,000 12,308,129
54,953,049
1,625.000
25,000
■■
National Banks
346,799
"25"
25
( 10
1
10,270
Common
1st
995,973
2.000.000
3.000.000
.....
preferred.....
20
100
■ilo"
oregon
Institutions
State
37,492,915
Eugene—
PortlandFirst National Bank.
Portland Tr A Sav Bk
United States Nat'l
Bank
-
200.000
Penn Go for Insur
174
20
50
15
100
100
20
50
11
24
29
\
100
342
348
;
185
50
195
Tr A Safe Dep Go
Penn W'h'g A 8 D Go
8.400.001' 614.890,366 235,928,724
1,004,946
750.00'
1,129,022
Provident
3,200,000 14,148,328
Trust
.
35"
30
^
„
Security Bk A Tr Co.
Sonsitaly Bk A Tr Co
1.500 000 62,565,223
213,382
300.000
125,000
20,582
200.000
215,664
255,373
111,349
826,587
Pittsburgh-*
Allegheny Valley Bk.
Arsenal Bank
100.000
Bank of Ohio Valley.
Braddock Nat Bank
200.000
500,000
297,876
♦
Preferred stock retirement
6,808,999
100
6 Sept.
18*
19*
10
90
91
9*
10
r°5
100
180'
100
104
4,227.635 115,626,079
20
3,592,506
300.000
501,001
38*
AH
u
740
50
June 30, 1936.
38
50
9*
10
42
10*
580
50
120
126
48,489,097
11,842,463
3,271,145
830,971
29*
10
100
57
440
50
54
10
8
60
40
100
3,140,306
1,293,077
50
695,597
11,625,334
10
100
166"
'
1
:
stock or debentures
outstanding.
,
i March 31, 1937.
I Last sale.
.
Ex-dividend.
Ex-rights.
5*
560
h Preferred stock retired-
V
7;
"46"*;
100
Member of the BancOhio Corp.
x
10*
alO
price.
30, 1937.
d Oommon and preferred
99,481,111
4,115,509
2.500.000
54
10
Sale price.
c
II"
on
Lives A Grant Ann
e
4.500.0W
8
164
110
3.750.000 17,433,019 31,026,540
7,500,000
8,838,466
1,ooo n< 0 61,317.262
5,568,459
1,500.000 6 730,038
Mitten Bk A Tr Go
679,064 120,554,739
Ninth Bank A Tr Go d2,464,810 6
500.00'
3,328,992 12,047.046
Northern Trust Go.
7.176,026
500.001
1,273,898
Nor Phila Trust Go
June 30
Per
National Bank
16
if#® mm
Nomi
First
11
.....
25
5
62,275,732
Liberty Title A Tr Go
a
June 30
13
30
49,194.954
Fourth Nat BankCommon...
11
Integrity Trust Go—
Real Est Tr Or>
Tulsa—
F.rst Nat Bk 8c Tr
a25
104
15
.
I
26
.20
I6§"~
30
641,114
10,192,573
21,203,312
1.400.001
4,000.00' 611,382,438 103,479,382
dl.132,250 1,693.224 11,804,367
6.700.00'
2.320.000
132,165
617.217.380
Common........
213,350
300.000
.
60
100
10
400.000
250.001
Fidelity-Phila Tr Go
81,877
346,156
495,619
6*
70
5*
65
100
Broad Street Trust...
2d preferred
Land Title Bk A TOo
4,700,000 12,940,535
.
9
alO
10
10
42,840,625
2,640,346
2,695,022
1,823,815
1,479,491
106,508,465
300,000
1.000,000
52
10
[
4,650,201
26"*
375
360
48
100
Preferred
200.000
'
"2l""
3.365.772 t 20
124,768
412,344
Ohestnut Hill T 8c Tr
Glrard Trust Co
Industrial Trust Gn
re
.
335
,
58,180
d
Finance Go of Pa...
sa
o
325
2,006,708
2,895,335
3,300,000
German town Tr Go
2,528,030
3,714,087
4.816,181
51
50
100
100.000
Frankford Trust Go
MoAlester—
158,981
471.144
349,883
60
50
45
1,733.014
200.000 V
Wyoming Bk A Tr.
68,246
26
20
3,197,020 f 25
275.000 v 124,592
Oommon
PrAfflrpAfl
I 25
225,000
20
Philadelphia Nat Bk 14,000,000 23.912.506 373,932,079
60
39,526
d
2,134,000
270,000
Roosevelt Bank
Second Nat Bank—
500.000 v 741,937
8,396,586 no
Common........
1 10
650,000
Preferred
Banca Com It Tr Go
123,955
32*
21
Northw'n Nat Bk—
Tradesmen'sNatlona'
Bank 8c Trust Go
100.000
75.000
31*
......
145
100
Guthrie-
111"
10
65,584
Kensington Nat Bk dl,138,517
1,000,000
Market St Nat Bk.
400,000
Nat Bkof Ger A Tr Go
Nat'l Bk of Olney—
105.000 1
Oommon
PpftfAfPArl
95.000 '
250,000
North Broad Natl Bk
200.000
Northeast Nat Bank
Tioga Nat Bk A TrCo d
3
18
16
50
v
2,739,149
90,129,641
2,784,016
10,134,180
33,264,039
13.700,397
Preferred-
100.000
300,000
400,000
148
10
146,196
5.257,085
79,795
292,545
4,309,592
1,873,199
Common
c
157
I 100
10
South Phila Nat Bk-
.
275""
50
296,845
9,367,743
City National Bank. dl,100,700
Oorn Exch Nat Bank
4,550,000 68,640,330 103,067,293
8c Trust Go
480,000
Erie National Bank d
3,111.000
First National Bank
200.000
Glmbel Bros Bk A Tr
Youngstown—
.
85
75
250
20
Philadelphia—
Dollar Sav 8c Tr Co—
.
15
105
Preferred
...
„
a50
50
-
Cones toga Nat Bk..
Fulton Nat Bank
"25
J 166,255
i .000.000
Spltzer-R T 8c S Bk.
Ohio Citizens Tr Co.
Toledo Trust Go....
16
50
150
20
c
14,245,758
200.000
175.000
500.000
600.000
6623
1,406,448
Harrisburg—
Allison-East End Tr.
Capital Bk & Tr Go.
Harrisburg Nat Bank
Oentral Trust Go
98
10
100
100
100
43,309
13,114,612 f
(The).. d
107
10
300,000 ) b 379,580
769,950 1
73,909
200,000
Preferred
97
100
Nat Bank of Toledo:
Preferred
150
100
Oommon
2,875,089
500.000 15 656.130
400.000
Common
125
44
I 10
Security-Peoples Tr-
100
Commerce Gasrd Bk
%
130
4,252,778
—
Oentral-Penn Nat Bk
Capital debentures
115
411,976
Preferred
Toledo—
Common
r28
100
250,000 1
263,390 1
249,300
Altoona Trust Go—
210
160
Winters N B 8c Tr Go
Common
25
6,418,194 JlOO
1100
Central Trust Go...
Merch N B 8c T CoCommon
40
10
50.000
Lawrence Park N Bk
Marine Nat Bank... dl ,291,000
300.000
Nat Bk & Trust Co..
95
107
Dayton
Preferred
Third NB&TrOo.. d
160
25
298,934
...—
Preferred
90
100
Columbus—
e
870,475
175
100
13,642,157
8,858,051
5.549,450
7.087,135
150,000 1
295,500 J
Common
102
139.146,661 ; 20
I 16
1,987,744 100
60
4,400,253
20
139,987,437
373,080
900.000
Ask
Bid
Par
Altoona—
First Nat Bank-
7
5*
jlOO
14,587.500
Capital notes
Union Sav 8c L Co..
31
145
135
125
100
578,601
486.000 6 166,044
64,189,710
7,500.000
National Olty Bank.
62,692
631,903
190.000
North Amer Bk Go. d
Cleveland Trust Go
64.433.041 346.896,473
Common......... 13.800.000
250.000
©lev Sav 8c Loan Go.
Lorain Street Bank- d
Lehigh Vail Trust Go
"29"
10
4,386,233
Deposits
55
Common.....
.3,075,000 90,173,129
1,549,266
2,150,401
1,168,242
1,000.000
1.000.000
450.000
500.000
Bank
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
Second Nat Bank..
;215
100
10
100
100
Cleveland—
Amer
Allentown—
Allentown Nat
105
95
June 30
Nomt nat..
share
Per
125
118
100
70,028,761
17,i
4,817,666
Capital
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
state,l^ions
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
6.000.000
Nsrwood-Hyde Park
I
Bk & Tr Go
Lincoln Nat Bank..
NorthsideBkATrOo d
People's Bk 8c st Go
Prov 8 Bk & Tr Go.
June 30
S
—
First National Bank.
NalTune 30nt' pennsylvania
Institutions
State
ohio
June 30
companies
trust
and
banks
108
,
>77/7,
„
...
.
30*
448"*
58
9
Nov., 1937]
BANKS
AND
TRUST
COMPANIE8
109
si
Na"june ar PENNSYLVANIA
■•SS-fe
i,-'1'
•
'i:. •'!!;,t
SOUTH CAROLINA itatVu%Totions
v
Pittsburgh
Deposits
$
$
53,602,150
87,297,577
98,818,406
300,000
300.000 i
635,600 i
200.000
200.000 i
395,000
664,013
143,917
151,335
423,198
5,455,530
10,050,403
3,363,336
1,323,084
2,341,743
100
Hazelwood Bk (The)
Hill Top Bank
100
10
50
"76"
116,180
429,049
1,737.467
4,469,353
50
65
100
125
50
50
60
uio
100
OitUens A Sou Bank 0
Carolina Sav Bank..
"266""
225*"
200
Miners A Merch Bk.
South Oaro Nat Bk—
Common
Iron & Glass Dol Sav
Keystone Nat Bk—
Par
200.000
4,068,990
170,000
7.500.000 22.513,464 290,263.313
f
[
) 232,962
Fidelity Trust Oo
Manchester
Savings
2.000.000
23.333,468
Bank A Trust Oo.
250.000
9,487,982
67
050
100
50
100
100
100
50
19,760.145
2.476,768
300,870
6.000,000 al0,596,648
Common........
60
25
92,889,447
190"
Preferred
300.000
90
100
103
Sioux Falls—
Citizens Nat Bk A Tr p
First Nat'l Bk A Tr. i
150'
"*93*
31
5
7
85
Northw'tSecurNatBk i
Union Savings Bank.
; 40
20
100
100
10(
100
200.000
First National Bank.
Green Ktdge Bank..
North Scrant Bk & Tr
4.050,000
200.000
300.000
i 300.000
Providence Bank...
Scranton Nat Bk—
Common
193,080
4,929,596
139,924
n
331,299
42,512
200.000 I
100.000
400.000 h
8
50
Penna Trust GoCommon
16,645,360
3,755,104
16,240,128
"12"
50
75
25
1,165,502
6 H
Knoxville—
e\2.$)
15"
59
...
Second Nat Bank...
62
j 706,716
15,421,899
25
418,113
3.009,924
25
Bank
76
65
70"
49
50
Common
Preferred
%
275.000
384,003
West Branch Bk A Tr
50
100
25
440
744.427
7,964,052
60
104
2,515.304
5,083.259
10
20
9
28
30
5,732,309
10
25
27
2,397,011
10
200
8.749,151 1100
150
155
37,197
106.262
1,145.738
429,638
1,284.233 100
2,420.055 6.25
23,968,441 100
9,657,520 100
1.000,000
1.000,000
50.000
1,649.642
1,924,758
76,689
27,707.396
100
220
1.371,731
100
220
3.500,000
4,212,962
60.130.316
10
25H
26X
3.000.000
3,800.000
jl.153,603
52.251,341 f 10
1100
UK
15
22"
100
....
1,000.000
39.355,108
500.000 11.086.792
1.133.300
1.000.000
586,016
854,504
Preferred
Drov A Mech N Bk.
Eastern Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
Industrial Nat Bank.
Western Nat Bank..
York Oo Nat Bank
300.000
York N Bk A Tr Oo.
Guardian Trust Oo..
York Trust Oo
500,000
500.000
750.000
198,330
31
National Banks
June 30
3,246,874
10
26,198
574.879
194.457
503.735
857,278
537,407
773,438
al,221,716
678.321
7,416,141
1,653.916
10
4.160.734
loo
20
8
17,297.025
10
20
10,153,205 J100
1100
26.395,471 100
(b)
105
235
;
State Institutions
June 30
300.000
579.750
115.000
85.000
"25"" "26**
American Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
"20" ~20"3
16^
Secur St Bk A Trust <
173
195
56
43
26
66
68
10
20K
21^
57
First National Bank.
Hillcrest State Bank.
8,000,000
25,000
Liberty State Bank:
Common
Preferred
RepubllcNat Bank.
Nat Bank of Comm.
Dallas Nat Bank
Oak Cliff Bk A Tr Oo:
RHODE ISLAND
Common
Newport—
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Aquldneck Nat Bank
Newport Nat Bank..
Newport Trust Oo
400,000 i
235,000
120,000
300.000
243,486
53,157
473,878
3,670,011 /too
1100
9,642,891
11,617.435
#100
100
2,443,177
100
5,261,794 104.202.450
46,116
1,216,890
100
150,000
88.500 J
93,431
1,100.000 1
900.000
Common
Preferred
share.
100
100
100
N
0
rec ent
sa
ies
Dallas—
44
910.491
Capital notes
Common
12,000,000
13,812,826
200
Mercantile Nat Bk-
Banks
June 30
465.155
728.185
74,150
Per
j 128,544
400.000
400,000
200,000
<
418,000
418,747
Beaumont-*
?
<
110
260
9
25
5.427.369
4,608.549
4,366,914
7,263,497
350
230
250
Nomi nal
American Nat Bank
Austin Nat Bank...
100
10
340
100
Austin-
12
5
332,812
11
240
26
TEXAS
Capital Nat Bank—
Capital stock.....
I
155
10
52
50
108
Preferred stock...
250.000
190.000
150.000
100,000
500.000
125,000
225.000
150
230
7,930,406
'l.Ul.704
255
York—
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common........
"iio" 145"
r
3UU.0UU
110
455
33
106
207,491
343,592
516,918
190
1100
Common
Preferred
Third Vntlonal Bank
250
100
37,095,561
Commerce-Union Bk
Nashville Trust Oo—
9,431,674
1,340,196
24,154.771
15.371.479
4,098,214
a
cent
les
1,231,065
Broadway Nat Bank
25
25
50
o
Nashville—
American Nat Bank
75"
"72"
1,387.516
149,823
5,508,660
3,078,396
605,303
250.000
250,000
225.000
N
re
sa
Nomi nal,
Per share.
10,547,164
Williamsport—
Williamsport N Bk..
Nomi nal
Per share,
Memphis—
25
100
25
State Institutions
June 30
375 000
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
State Savings Bank.
Union Planters' Nat'l
Bank A Trust Oo.
30
50
75
1,832,368
20......
1,398,200 plOO
4.731.258 100
8,852,366 /100
1.081,548 100
963,384
50.000
I
200.000
UamiltonNationalBk < 950.000
Park National Bank.
1,000,000
50
25
1.000.000
500.000
500.000
W-B Dep A Sav Bk.
Wyoming Nat Bank.
68,952
117,460
153.241
56,676
TENNESSEE
Bank of Knoxville
85
15
2,627,330
298.750
2.500.000
245
26
20
35
80
4,846,282
750.000
1
100.000
385 000
795 000
150.000
Comm'l Bk A Tr Oo.
19tf
30
18
50
65,096.015
1,105,330
2,341.737
993.427
*2,314,128
46,532
625.000
...
Wilkes-Barre—
First National Bank
Hanover National Bk
Miners Nat Bank
j
6
6
10
150,090
138,243
11H
220
23
Chattanooga—
Amer Tr A Bkg Oo—
Commercial Nat Bk:
Common
10
646,504
150.000 t
189.550
Preferred
100
10
10H
6900
37
10
250.000
Common
Preferred
West Side Bank
5,704,326
3.989.586
Hamilton Nat Bank. <2,900,000
5,407,138
1.000.000
200,000
Preferred
South Side Bk 8c Tr.
Third Nat BAT Co-
498,988
491,044
n
100
10
50
National Banks
June 30
6500'
100
34
10
Soranton—
B. Scranton State Bk
10
25
4K
100
103
Beading1.800.000
3,808,627
1,624,640
3
1100
"""SEWo* SOUTH DAK0TAs""MHOT'
95
Preferred
1.170.800
133,835
160,204
yV'j'
100
200"
40~
60
9.618,383
626,696
1,323,330
356,841
2,550,883
/100
11*
95
66
100
875.000
437,519
6,069,685
150.000
174,703
1,863,781
South Hills Trust Oo
125,000 a 372,558
1,911,325
Union Trust Oo
1.500.000 an, 415,941 239,413,490
Washington Tr Oo..
500.000
1,073,700
5,875,014
West End Bask
200,000
171,845
1,984,860
William Ponn Tr Oo. i
175.000 /;
99,000
2,192,000
Worklngman's Savga
Bank 8c Trust Oo.
400.000 1,050,968
120.000
54.000
65
50
100
2,550,958
1,000.000
39,852,638
250.000
200,000
Peoples Nat Bank...
«25
40
50
Provident Trust Oo.
Union National Bank
Berks Oo Trust Oo..
City Bank 8c Tr Co..
Beading Trust Oo..
j 624,186
40.2Q2
10
100
100
Spartanburg—
25
1
People's-Pittsburgh
Oo
0
Greenville—
1,714,290 f 25
334.886
Potter Title 8c Tr Oo i
Per
16,274,618
5,921,253
497,740
200,000
50.000
200,000
35,000
75
100
1,782,208
11,235,663
1,300,000
32,254,671
34,596,685
3,739,812
6,491,554
29,253,433
Nationa
Ask
Com'l Nat Bank—
Common
141.625 I
67,024
Preferred
108,375
Nor Side
200.000
151,571
Deposit Bk
Pitt National Bank.
700.000
569,046
Sheraden Bank
50,000
143,000
Union National Bank
2.000.000 4,431,797
Union Savings Bank.
1.000,000 a3,738,096
Western 8 & D Bank i 498.750
398,723
Allegheny Trust Oo.
700.000
820,383
Colonial Trust Oo
13,840,000 hi ,739,902
Com* wealth Trust Oo
1.500,000 al,913,127
Dormont SAT Oo.
125.000
119,134
Farmers Deposit Tr.
1,320.000 1,194,505
First National
Bid
Columbia—
First Nat Bk of Ool.
Lower Main St Bank
First National Bank.
Common
Preferred
Mellon Nat Bank
Nat Bank of America
$
498.345
226,785
700.000
1,100,000
1.200,000
Preferred.
-----
at
Pittsburgh
Tr
Cross
Deposits
Nomi
Charleston—
190
100
50
10
100.000
172.700
.
Forbes National Bk.
Foorteenth St Bank.
Bank
share.
Per
4,795,521
9,548,541
6,431,918
6.000.000
6.000.000
First National Bank.
First Nat Bank & Tr
Co of East Pitts.
Homewood
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
'Nomi nal.
Dollar Savings Bank
Farmers Deposit Nat1
Sit
Ask
Bid
Par
f
(Concluded.)
ii
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
6,078,693
35
,489,177
3,319.933
jioo
26,249,234 i 20
48
50
150
175
38
40
70.126.049
20
49
6,348.075
19.844.076
100
1.000,000
342.343
895,229
210
61
215
20
46
100.000
72,702
2,306,713
47,567
1,980,398
4.000.000 a3,548,964
150,000
....
Capital notes
Texas Bank A Tr Oo:
\100
66,400
Common
#25**
4,137.374
20
125,000
Capital notes.....
75.000
jioo
j 20
100
30
43
smiwaa
31
1
"150"
1
Providence—
Blackstone Can Nat.
Columbus Nat Bank:
Common
...
Preferred
High St Bk A Tr Oo
Mechanics Nat Bank
Common
...
Preferred
NatBank of OomATr
Phenix Nat Bank.i.
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Oo
Lincoln Trust Oo..
Rhode I Hos Nat Bk.
Rhode Isld Hos TrOo
Union Trust Co.....
500.000
105.000
95,000
1,038,138
450.000
1.500.000
4.000.000
.125,000
2.500.000
6.000.000
1.000,000
25
85
.
70,480
1,685,603
10
217,585
[
120.000
350,000
150.000
850.000
*
4.092,714
1,457.741
5,007.851
14
0i°
25
780.201
7,730.004
946,132
3.034,108
2,535.423 12.297.444
9,776.112 113.287.791
100
198.867
1.488.397
25
2.866.215 50.800.064 *100
12.072.928 42.992.621 1000
1,375,822 23.992,621
lis
80
150
285
210
33
30
September 30, 1937.
~83*>
c The First National Bank in New
Freedom, Pa., absorbed by the First
National Bank of York, Pa., on Oct.
1, 1937.
'
d A mutual savings bank.
.
0
365'"
220
37
2800"" 29551
140
Preferred stock retirement price.
/ Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
/
'
y
^
g Affiliated with the Oitizens 8c Southern Nat. Bank of
Atlanta, Ga.
h March 31, 1937.
1 Common and preferred stock
outstanding.
k Stock all owned by the Rhode Island
Hospital Trust Oo.
I Last sale.
;
• V
' •
•.■
■
.
.
n
Common
Preferred
a
;
b Member of First Security Corp.
Woonsoeket—
Woonsocket Trust Oo
'
Sale price.
t Citizens A Southern Bank of Savannah,
Ga., system.
130
213,858
90
248.750
11
3,301,088
100
I
60
*:::**
<100
Dec. 31, 1936.
.1
v
,
P Affiliate of the First Bank Stock Corporation,
x
Ex-dividend.
*
'
COMPANIES
BANKS AND TRUST
110
National Banks
June 30
June 30
•
Nomi nal.
300.000
300.000
1,030,706
750.000
419.066
1.500,000
772.893
Bank._
State National Bank
El Paso Nat
Port Worth—
a
Continental Nat Bk_
First National Bank:
Ft Worth Nat Bank:
Preferred _—Fraternal Bk A Tr Co
Union Bank A Tr Co
.
69
38
40
40
38
*
First
Mer A Mec Sav
i(K
Of
N
750.000
435.750
663.896
8.882.422
9,200.573
10<
sa
600,000
n
Houston—
94.599
500.000 1 v 188.590
Bk
Bk
349,000
250,000
430.540
2.500.000
1.500. OOP
813.593
961,851
75.847
3.231,101
3.612,901
30,728,606
14.543,928
1,189.222
50
100
25
a
a
59,967
166.400
a
8avinga Bk
200,000
276,000
Preferred
100.000
3 000.000
2.250.000
Preferred
J 1,585,485
341,500
632.500 I
367.500
1.000.000 1,487.606
Second Nat'l Bank..
2.535.287
Nat Bank of Co mm a3.125.000
267,127
State National Bank a1,000.000
1,346,075
i .000.000
Union National Bank
Common
Preferred
South
Texas
Com¬
mercial Nat Bank.
1.500.000
200.000
Fidelity Trust Co...
600.000
Guardian Trust Co. .
Houston Land & Tr. al.500.000
Ban Jacinto Nat Blr335.000
Gommon
315 000
Preferred
2.051,621
267,024
796.742
432,437
33
100.000
120
100
1125
245""
'230
350
300
'0(
0(
135
Of
210
100
280
100
100
110
5:163,480
3,554.556
' 160"
110
v
1 132 H
1140
100
5
I 8
110%
::::n 353%
25
240
250
117
119
34
50
36
30
100
70.050
a
82.122
288,700
600.000
3,369,005
3.000,000
200.000
121,081
Preferred
20
"45" "50""
130
18
mmm
mm
"SO"
mmmrnetk
lu<>
65
215
ion
90
50
6,282,672
25,876.725
336.097
4,370.684
1
625
i0<
28
16
46,070.253 /»»!
1100
25 "72"
3,608,657
15
3.170.121
ik*
80
50
6.606.122
301.815
1.449.326
500.000
1.000.000
800.000
Mountain Trust Bk.
40
26
100
Roanoke—
Oolonlal-Amer Nat B
First Nat Exch Bank
les
20
65,311.058
2,009,618
200.000
Tr Co
200,000
Southern Bk A Tr Co
al.100.000
Virginia Trust Co..
.
0
re cent
sa
20
10
1.250,000 11,096,245
1.900,000
378.130
126.148
623.932
Common
4
100
717.962
842,553
65,486
80.000
N
50
100
10,040,954
18,971.659
730,601
\
1,000,000
7X
6,033,272
1,114.348
2,490,782
324.659
10
10
2,365,703
2.615,956
183,386
; >
500.000
250.000
449,000
a
Rlohmond—
Bank of Oomm A Tr
Central National Bk.
ConBol Bk A Tr Co..
First A Mer Nat Bk.
Mech A Mer Bank..
State-Planters Bank
A Trust Co:
Sav Bank A
V 300
90
5,283,478 (100
1100
225""
145
100
37,891,686
153,443
5,508.226
5,264,593
544,479
366,179
100,000
5166"
12,983,514 |100
j 127,274
Arthur—(.
Bank.
Bk.
110
<100
25.668,963
36.795.902
7.867,623
24,811,539
.
PortsmouthAmerican Nat Bank.
Citizens Trust Co..
Mercb A Farmers Bk
160
"46.961.062 1100
Bk—o
Merchants Nat'l
95
30
20 ;
1
Bank
Ami
Petersb 8av A
1100
First Nat Bank—
Common.
Petersburg-
les
Citizens Nat
100
10,068,460
300.000
a
Bank:
First National
5
100
of Commerce
Southern
O
50
4,571*443
Common
Citizens'State Bank.
Port
245.864
649.513
3.355.941
1 145
re cent
Bank..
Houston Nat
79.085
76,991
454,947
Seaboard Cltz N Bk.
13,926,638
4.463,080
National Bank
City National
156.655
100.000
300,000
Merch A Planters
341,781
345.169
Hutchlngs-Sealy
*U 8 National
60
a
US
"loo"
UK
200,000
200.000
National Bank.
National Bank.
4,518,137
3,835.211
Norfolk—
10
Nat Bk
Galveston—
City
100
512,778
329,036
Com'l Tr A Savs Bk:
ivnchburg Tr A 8 B
20
486,156
963,322
$
600,000
500.000
Hank
i/OHM
Ask
Nomi nal
Per share,
7,758.792
A Trust Co
People's Nat Bank
Depositors Industrie
73
20
45,257,643 I 20
80,653
245.000 f
a
60
Bid
Par
$
514,235
%
First National Bank
Lynchburg Nat Bank
100
Cross
Deposits
1.000.000
Lynchburg—
share.
100
14,993,233
37,423,370
1,500.000 11,561,025
900,000
6,735
15.420 /
Common
■
J
Per
$
8,963,119
19,985,680
$
392,405
%
El Paso—
June 30
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
Institutions
State
VIRGINIA
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
National Banks
June 30
State Institutions
TEXAS
IO>
mmmmmm
O
-
*
.
'Y ':
,5
/
(i.
San Antonio—
Alamo National Bk:
Common.
500.000
127.594
200.000 1
100.000
1.200.000 1,186,543
Common
Preferred
Frost National Bank
Groos Nat Bank—
Common
360.000 1
130 000
...
Preferred
Nat Bank of Coram
al.000.000
National Bank ofFor
Sam Houston...
Ban
j 623,340
947,500
Preferred
Bexar Co Nat Bank,
16,962,227
1100
2,403,118 (
753,611
50
National Ranks
d50
262,622
3.637.259
250.000
322.455
925.000
453,075
73,702
7,240,392
10,025,022
729,443
110
dlOO
95
i75"
250
140
105
100
100
1,320.543
4,138.234
300.000
50
a
100.000
National City Bank.
June 30
50
1
400.000
550.000
Spokane—
175
75
N
Old
i
20
25
share.
33
c
mmmmmrn'h*
100
20
r
35
162""
155
31
100
30
100
34
35
20
65
40
"69"
'
■
\
Spok
First Nat Bk in
100
100
4,537,962 136,481,294
3,065,041 70,643,616
1,090,255 20.527,090
626,466 22.991,297
2,774.389
100.942
5,736.408
159.527
7,141.233
590,634
8.000,000
Seattle—First Nat Bk
Nat Bk of Commerce Q1,500,000
2 600,000
Pacific Nat Bank
People's Bk A Tr Co al 350,000
200.000
Sumitomo B of 8eattle
Seattle Tr A Savs Bk
160
65
100
1
Per
8eattle—
University Nat Bank
100 t
vftaa—
Oltlsens' Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
Institutions
State
WASHINGTON
June 30
230
Nomi nal. 1
41,543
98,243
Common.
emdsm
34
"266"
5,190,198 (100
llOf
18,156,096 10<
100.000
a389.800
Antonio Nat Bk
mm
27
50
100
33,224,627
92.681
<
140
100
(100
B A Un T Co.
4
500.000
a
100
6,004,613
144,975
i
•>
*
—
Preferred
Washington Trust Co
/loo
N
\100
re
cent
100
100
sa
les
461,073
■
20,431,587
76,966
572.031
1,372.442
7,710.897
935,640
214,733
550,000 I
450.000 }
25.000
200.000
Common
Security State Bank.
16,511,176
5,372,722
100
Y
0
•'
'Vt'
Taooma—
Nat Bank 0' Wash.. al,450.000
Puget Sound Nat Bk
National Banks
25
170
17
185
19
State Institutions
UTAH
June 30
780,000
a
Oct. 1
Nomi nal.
share.
Per
Ogden—
650 000
Commercial Sec Bk
First Security Bk NA
924.000
79,948
1.175.333
6,193,744
18,637,103
100
413.905
714.075
855,944
1,031.046
219.138
12,101,400
16,341,823
15,548.753
14,220,648
3,131,924
100
60
70
100
190
215
100
100
195
195
215
100
130
mm
mmmmmm
100
'"SSlST* WEST VIRGINIA
mkmmmm
Nomi nal.
Salt Lake City—
Oontl Nat Bc&Tr Co
First National Bank
Utah State Nat Bank
900,000
760.000
750 ik)0
a
a
a
Eton's Sav Bk A Tr .
Utah Sav A Trust Co
Walker Bk A Tr Co:
Common
Capital notes.....
1.000.000
300.000
657,617
1.500.000 [
450.000
27.268.261
(100
210
140
112^
100
.....
I—
Charleston—
Per
\
Charleston Nat Bk:
Common.
1.062,500
......
Common
500.000
100.000
....
Capital notes
Kanawha Valley Bk
National Ranks
VERMONT
June 30
a
204,500
i
3,504.814
2,716,366
1.964.741
100
100
100
100
100
N
40
100
re
cent
sa
les
100
al.085.961
214,327
407.500
276.354
2,684,282
Common...
150,000 I
219,346
150
125
Nat Exchange Bank. i
So Side Bk A Tr Co.
180,000
76.532
224,173
1,867,445
1,238,616
A Trust Co
2,752,240 r too
Preferred
6 '0.000
151 000
Merchants Nit Bank
Burlington Trust Co
.
491.500
.
Montpeller Nat Bank
Montp'r 8 B A Tr Co
Rutland—
Clement Nat Hank—
Killing ten Nat Bank
Rutland Co Nat Bk:
...
Rutland T*ura Co...
534,901
507.531
4.980,421
4,954.990
1,152,820
100
100
100
100
5,115.557
100
290
305
19.739,631
100
150
160
80 V
90
Common and
2,381.626
preferred stock or debentures
b Member of First Security
20
154,642
696.503
80T
90
100
c
Bancorporatlon.
Member of the Marine
d Preferred stock retirement
I 25
e
100
outstanding.
Corp.
Member of the Northwest
price.
Bancorporatlon.
*
/March 31. 1937.
150,000
100.000
,263,399
135,679
2,897,486
1,016,286
10
100
136.759
3,048,852 J100
147.777
2,033,130
The First National Bank of Cosmopolis, Cosmopolis, Wash., absorbed
Sept. 21, 1937 by the National Bank of Commerce, Seattle, Wash.
g
N
o
re
100,000 I
Common...
Preferred..
a
25
Sale price
a
100
100,000
617.461
1,518.447
t Stock of South Texas National Bank of San Antonio. Texas, all held
by Central Securities Co. with exception of directors' qualifying shares.
—
a
1.800.000
.
*
Montpeller
Oapltal B B A Tr Co
First National Bank:
100
66.792
449.605 k
500.000
500.000
100.000 k
300.000 k
a
Security Trust Co..
Wheeling Dollar Savs
6,403,754
5,956.310
701,038
3,404,382
a
So wardNatBk&TrGo
100
5.329.480
o
Burlington—
Dhlttenden Co Trust
1.185.662
A
Say Bank
les
100
83,486
600.000
Half Dollar Trust
cent
441.335
150.000 k
a
Nat Bank of W Va._
474,618
287,813
154.503
680.272
422,548
73,749
310.000 h
200,000
People's Nat Bank..
Quarry 8 Bk A Tr Co
100
100
J 306,792
200,000
500,000 k
Co
Nomi not.
Per share.
Ghranlte 8 B A Tr Co
21,084.232
2,616.972
66,025
593.333
274,389 s
o
{100
WheelingCenter Wheeling Sav
Citizens Mutual
June 30
40
5,067.523
1,000,000 Jfcl .351,654
Central Trust Co...
Institutions
t
share.
25
KanawhaBkgATr Co
Nat Bank of Oomm.
State
Jd,012,279
650,000
Preferred
20,757.027 I
cent
les
•a
h Dec. 31.1936.
1100
125.000
a256.500
_
i Member First National
Corp.
k June 30, 1937.
100
I Last sale.
,
// •
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>>
o
'■■■;
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r
I
Preferred stock retired.
Member
s
Trust funds.
t Oct.
t
F. Meyer interests,
People's Corp.
15, 1937.
•*
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;
*
Nov., 1937]
BANKS
National banks
TKUST
COMPANIES
111
Instuuttonr
siau
WISCONSIN
June 30
AND
June 30
Canadian Bank Statements
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
La Crowe—
I
Batavian Nat Bank
Nat Bk
oi La Crosse
State Bk of La Crosse
400.000
100.000
Par
Bid
Ask
are
all of Aug. 31,1937
Prices
are per cent,
not per share.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
4.970.820
1,183,206
6,086,404
2.928.821
102,316
122,790
97.544
al 75.000
Returns
Deposits
$
274,858
32,143
273.843
161,126
500.000
Exchange State Bank
Cross
1,949,498
5,940,906
3.170,585
$
20
s
20
100
20
100
1
25
N
°
>
J
re cent
lee
NOVA SCOTIA
Milwaukee—
Amer State
Bank..
Badger State Bank.
City Bank A Tr Co
200,000
60o,oo«»
350.000
d
a
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
20
20
18
Halifax-
d
40
* 'so"
5
20"
$
Par
Bid
%
Ask
Per
cent
5*4
"~16
%
Cross
Deposits
100
Bank of Nova Scotia
12,000,000 24,000,000
237,290,270
100
290
300
First Wise Nat'l Bk
Common
Preferred
6.000,000 15,881,418 197,369,962
8,500,000 1
„
........
Home Savings Bank.
Kilbourn State Bk..
"360.000
100.000
Lincoln state Bank:
Common
Income debentures
100.000
300.000
Marine Nat Exch Bk
Bank
Park Savings Bank.
a
.
State Bank of Mllw.
Teutonia A ve State Bk
West Side Bank...
Wisconsin 8tate Bk.
First Wise Trust Co.
a
42,342
1,173,057
100
34,321,013
20
$*466*700
400.000
300.000
1.000.000
44,069,727
2,003,829
1,579,175
1,647.958
46,396
83,200
814,380
217,078
714,793
650.000
.
20
20
731,610
57,595
20,226
103,181
100.000
639.500
•
...
1,605,737
1,507,088
2,106,364
)
2.200.000
Marshall & Bsley Bk a2 992,500
Mitchell St State Bk. j
600 000
Northern
{.!.
122,454
87,002
2,064,614
1,983,546
4,444,414
3,735,211
8,562,449
Toronto—
35
Dominion
Bank....
Imperial Bank of Can
25
6.000,000
0.000.000 113,898,074
30.000.000 20,000,000 529,835,468
7.000.000 7, <>00,000 116,319,682
7.000.00ft 8,'W»,nno
124,334,698
cent
250
255
100
162
224
230
100
220
163K
8^
20
12
200
160
30
'
32
Montreal—
Bank of Montreal—
36.000,000 39,000.000 682,643,204
Banque Oanadienne.
7.000,000 5,000,000 126,790,755
Barclays Bk (Canada)
1,500.000
750,000 13,497,952
Provincial Bk of Can 4,000,000
1,000,000
Royal Bk of Canada. 35.000,000 20.000.000 45,881,057i
735,349,080
•Sale price,
National Banks
June 30
Per
100
100
"45" "55"
20
100
20
100
Bank of Toronto
Can Bank of Oomra
39
21
20
100
"ioo
ONTARIO
195
154
cent
197
155
100
100
113"" 115"
100
174
177
'v■;
f Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
WYOMING
Per
100
100
no par stock.
Common and preferred stock
debentures outstanding.
6 March 31. 1937.
a
Ohejrenne—
American Nat Bank.
Stock Growers N Bk.
254.431
248,806
5,465,421
V,134.274
Quotations
Bonds
Atlanta
Bid.
,—
Burlington 5s
California
5s
/
5a.
Dallas
48
100
........
Chicago 4Hs...
101
102
...
5s
...
Denver 5s
........
/
f
are
100
5H
5H
100
102'"
6H
6H
102
mm
e
mm
100
I
Member of the Northwest
Bancorporation.
Last sale.
x Ex-dividend.
for the last day of the month
Ask,
100
100
5s..................
Atlantic 58—
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares
Corp.
Per share.
250.000
300.000
preceding the date of Issue
Bonds*
Greensboro (N C) 5s
Greenbrier 6s
Bid.
First of Montgomery 5s
First of New Orleans 5s
...
96H
94H
100
95
99H
First Texas of Houston 5a
First Trust of Chicago
4Mb
Fletcher
100H
97
100 >4
100 X
100
3 Ha Nov 6 1945 opt '40
Fremont 4Jit'
98
96)4
102
99 X
73
Lincoln 5s.._..
Louisville 5s
77
79
87
100
93
100
99 X
...........
Maryland-Virginia 5s
loi"
85
100
100
...
102
102
New York 5s..
North Carolina 5s
98"
----
—
74
88
98 >4
99*4
100 X
99 >4
58
99H
100 >4
99 J4
Pacffic Coast SfporUand
...
/
5sI_I_.
Pacific Coast of Los Angeles 5s...
Pacific Coast of Salt Lake 5s
Pacific Coast of San Francisco 5s.
100
105
63
100
Pennsylvania 5s
5s
97"
Bonds and Stocks,
St Louis 5s......
San Antonio 5s
.......
Phoenix 4J4s..
5s
Potomac
29
102
86
83
/
16
101
10
5s...
18
100
7
102
99
99 J4
Virginia-Carolina 5s
Virginian 5a
5s
100
50
38
42
73
75
11
55
3
60
..10ft
1
3
100
.....
100
.100
100
.......100
100
...5
100
2
4
10
40
13
43
25
63
Atlantic. 1
Dallas
Ddii ver
100
100
100
Des Moines
First Carolinas
100
100
107
100
....
STOCKS
Atlanta..
Freemont
New York
North Carolina
101
Pennsylvania
Lincoln
...
...
-
iuu
100
...........
101
107
109
22
57
37
.....
Virginia
Virginia-Carolina
x
Ask.
27
100
Southwest 5s
Southern Minnesota 5s
Tennessee 5s
Union of Detroit
4J4s_.
Potomac
San Antonio
t Flat price,
Bid.
f
...
Mississippi-Tennessee 5s
Ohio-Pennsylvania 5s....
102tf
102
85
Illinois Midwest 5s
Illinois of Monticello 4)^s__.
Iowa of Sioux
City 4>4s
.........
First Carolinas 5s
First of Fort Wayne 4Hs--.~
102
100
......
Kentucky 5s........
Lafayette 5s
Ask.
100
...
'
1
50
60
15
6
40
5\*
Ex-dividend.
Statement of the Ownership,
Management, &c., required by the Acts of
Congress
of August 24, 1912, and March
3, 1933, of the Bank & Quotation
Record,
published monthly at New York, N. Y., for October
1,1937.
State of New York, County of New
York, ss.: Before me. a notary
public. In
and for the State and County
aforesaid, personally appeared Herbert D.
Selbert, who
having been duly sworn according to law, deposes and
says that he is the editor of
the Bank & Quotation Record and that the
following Is, to the best of his
knowledge
and belief, a true statement of the
ownership, management, &o., of the aforesaid
publication for the date shown In the above
caption, required by the Act of
August
24, 1912, as amended by the Aot of March
3, 1933, embodied In Section
537, Postal
Laws and Regulations, printed on the reverse of
this form, to wit:
(1) That the names and addresses of the
publisher, editor, managing editor and
business managers are:
'
Publisher, William B. Dana Company, 25 Spruce
St.. New York, N. Y.
Editor, Herbert D. Selbert, 25 Spruce St., New
York, N. Y.
Managing Editor, Herbert D. Selbert, 25 Spruce
St., New York, N. Y.
Business Manager, William D.
Rlggs, 25 Spruce St., New York, N. Y.
(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
owning or holding 1% or more of the total amount of
stock.
If not owned
by a
corporation, the names and addresses of the individual
owners must be
given.
If
owned by a firm, company, or other
unincorporated concern. Its name and
address
well as tbose of each Individual
as
member, must be given):
Owner, William B. Dana Company, 25 Spruce
St., New York, N. Y.
Stockholders: Estate of Jacob Selbert, 25
Spruce St., New York, N. Y.
(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, stock¬
holders and seourlty 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 the
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
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.
statements
(Signed) Herbert D. Selbert, Editor.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this
27th day of September 1937.
Thomas A. Creegan,
Notary Public, Kings County.
New York County Clerk's No. 443.
New York County Register No.
9C307.
(My
commission expires March 30 1939.)
c
112
Bonds.
Ask.
ota.
Bonda.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
As*
hid.
month preceding the date of issue.
possible for the closing day of the
Quotations are as near as
Bway Corp.—
1st M s f 3s loan ctfs 1955 F&A
Park Central Hotel 6s ctfs 1935.
Park Cresent 1st 6s 1940—M&S
Park Lexington 6 Ms ctfs 1953.
Paramount
(Pox
Albany Metropolitan 5-6s 1949-.
Alden 6s 1941 oonds & ctfsJ&
Allerton 56th St 5 34 • 1945-—F&A /
Allerton N Y Corp
New cum Income 2-6s 1955...
Allied Ownera Corp
1st income 4-5s 1958
J&J/
Debenture 2-4s 1963
J&J /
:"v
-
Ambassador Hotel (Los Ang)—
Non-cum inc. 3-5s I960—A&O
1st 7s
/
George
Adj non-cum inc 6s
Assoc Realty Bldg
Income 5s 1948
56 M
21
J&D /
1957-M&S /
J&J
Income
7s
41
1 1948—_
'48-A&G
21
22"
44
17
42 M
63
44"
1950
—
Hotel Svracuse inc 3s 1955
Hotel Taft Corp (N Y O)—
,
5s 1947
F&A
Insurance Center Bldg 6Ms 1943
Keith Memorial Bldg ha 1943---Lake Sh Ath Club (Cblc) 6Ms *5
LaSalle Wacker 5s fixed
Hotel St George 4s
J&D
M&S
Postal Service —
2s
Units
Lawrence Hotel
Jr.
38
Bryant Pk Bldg (NY) 6Ms'45J&J
Budd Realty 6s June 1941..J&D
6s Sept 1941
M&S
Bush Term Bldg 1st 5s 1960_A&<1
Butler Hall 4-5s 1947
J&J
Cambridge Court Apt 0M« 1937Cent Manhattan Props 5s'46M&S
104)
104)
60
.'
■
'I"'''.?1 ■"
"Vm
:
■
i
inc 6s. 1941 Chain Store Depot 6s 1940--M&S
Ohanin Building—
1st Leasehold inc 4s 1945.M&S
2d Leasehold inc 2s 1945.M&S
3d Leasehold inc 1st 1945.M&S
Chesebrough Bldg 6s 1948--A&O
Chicago Evening Amer 6s 1930—
ChicHerald& Exam 6 4s '50 M&S
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...
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35
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33
5
31M
33
45
6M
40
40
9
60
28
30
60
64
43
23
40
-A&O
400 B'way Bldg6Msstm-1948410 B'way Bkisr 3 Ms 1941.A&O
1942 —A&O
10
21
45
:v
6s debenture 1951
SevillarBilt
1959-M&S
Bid 3-5s 1950 (ws)
--
Nat Press
AdJ mtge inc Apr 15
Natl Tower Bldg 6M«
4 Ms 19501944 A&O
Inc—
Bros Realty
Conv s f deb 6s 1948-—J&-D1.
NV athletic Club 6s 1940..-A&O
2nd mtge s f 1 Ms '955
N Y Majestic Corp 4s (w-s) 1956
N Y Postal Service Station—
Neisner
.
1937-----& Mtge—
5Ms series B-I-——
5 Ms
F&A
—-—
5M8 series B-K..————
5M8 series C2 —
5Ms series CW-1
—
5Ms series FI
I Walfna? 8t]PWfa) 6s 1939
Sq (PhUn)—
^
45
37
40
70
88
51
43
73
45
55
46
75
59"
56
12
14
AH
20
25
0W.C194361'
12
16
One Park Av
One
14
2d
MiuS
s
St Bldg
6. ,JM9
49
103 East 67th St Bldg
124 Fifth Avenue
2l"
47"
165 Broadway
60
6s 1941
Bldg 5 M« 51 F&A
General s f 7s
36'
J4J
39-M&N
------M&N
1941-------F&A
41
6M
k Last sale.
"7M
8"'iSifJA
1947-M&N
14
14
f
15
15
25
26
13"
17
18
97
53
56
15
22
85
63
86
84 M
96
95""
15M
10M
42
Office 5Ms 1947...
5M
M&S/
17
17
22
25"
4
72
16
46
74
17m
50
If*
.
41
I 41
77
25
24 m
24 m
49
36
47
33
42
48
37
19
32
s
r w
w
Stamped
Unstamped
Westinghouse Bldg
22
72
47
3
41
99
97
54
25
...1946
4s 1948-A&O
40 m
46
80
Realty 6s 1940
Woodbridge Bldg 5M» '41—A&O
7s 1940
A&O
40
§5""
101
100
57
30
48
10m
12""
35
80
25
30
20
23
4
13
13
3
15
15
5
75
58'
IF
18
15
f
19
44
f
65)
White Motor
91
iH
76
23 Lexington
51
18
1944—
Properties inc 7s 1952
j;
5
Ave 2s 1950.......
29th St Towers Bldg 3s 1942
..
27m 2124-34 Bwav Bldg 5M« —19431/
25 m 2480 Bway Bldg 2d mtga 3s 1944-7
Tyler Building—
Gen inc 6s July 1 1953 (w s)__.
COM
Un Post Offices 5 Ms '35.F&A15
1st s f inc 5 Ms 1948
40 ..
Yauderbllt Ave Bldg Oorp—
,
50
1st leas hold 6 Ms 1944—J&J 15 /
35m
Van Sweringen Co—
1st 6s 1935
F&A r
B5m
r
1st & coll s f 6s 1938
A&O r
41
Van Sweringen Oorp 6s May 1 '35
21
Vartck 8t Sto P O (N Y) 6* 1941
Wabash-Monroe Bldg 0s 1953 J & J
33
Wadsworth Bldg (NY) 6s '53 A&O
56
r
Walbridge Bldg (Buff)6Ms 1938f
Waidorf Astoria 7s w wl954_M&S
76 ■
Non-cum inc 5s 1954
M&S f
10
92
40"
38
27
M&N
...
Ave Bldg 4s
io
38
M&N
1«48
;;v;
80
5
35
Trinity Bldg 5M® 1939
.J&D
Trinity Court Bldg 4s 1941.M&S
2 Park
90
7s
1st 3-58 (w s) 1958
Textile Crafts Bldg 6s w s
23
98
Street Bldg 5s 1953Non-cum inc 6s 1958
M&S
1088 Park Ave Bldg 6s 1939
Textile Bldg 1st 6s 1958....M&N
Gen
55
99«
2
so so as
91
10 East 40th
52
■.STrS'&v
Columbus1
Syracuse Hotel 6M» 1940
Tafi Healty (New Hav)OS'40A&0
Income 3s w-s 1951
99
82
7H
19
37
41
(Ohlc) 0R 1946-J&J /
Certificates of deposit
...
/
Income 5s W-S 1956
/
Stone & Webster Bldg (Boston)
5s
1947
M&S
Strausa-Manhat conv 6s '33-J&D
60
HoteHSan P»)
Pantages (Alex) 6s to
Palace
12
Steven* Hotel
78
86
45
11
(OMc*k<»
Steuben Bldg (Chicago)—
1st 6s 1943
91
47
26
Venetian & Stevens.
Station F Post
Washington
Bldg 6s to
Bidaa
Wmh
Bonds exchanged for
82
25
„
*
79
5f
12
A&O
7s 1946
60
10M
peed Building (Louisville, Ky)_ _
! Income 5s 1945-.
M&N /
t&nley-M&rk Strand 8Mb 1941 .
Stanley Real Est 5M* *45
J&D
State-Randolph Bldg (Chicago)—
5Ms 1942
M&N/
6
7
M&H
f 6s 1951
26
5
60
74
Cromwell 6s 1939
Oliver
Gen mtge
50
44 m
24
610 Madison Ave Bldg 0 Ma 1938Social Service Bldg (Poila) 6s
90
46
38*
13M
20
00 Park Place
45
36"
77
9
/
7Ms,37-M&Ni.
„
vwa-gk
104
40
3-5M»_debinc (ws) 1958
J
Bldg 3 Ms-5s—1947
Sixty-One Bway 3M« 1950— A&*
19
18
Lf 27 M
'tsJiaS
Hotel
Sherneth Corp—
vV
10
6
Stieit)urn.lnc(AtlCy)0Ms4O.J&j|/
59
58
73
-------J"
19th
1900 Rlttenhouss
35
20
45
83 V
J&D
J&D
J&D
Without com stock
40
89 M
Properties. Ino—
Bldg
Nat Hotel of Onha 6.
13"
19
:,'4;
Nominal,
45
42
•
n
27
48
/ 1st 6s 1950
1512 8pruce St (Phlia)—
1st mtge 6s 1943A&O
40 Exchange Place 5 Ms 1956.J&J
40 Wall St Bldg 1st 6s 1958
Broadway Bldg 6s 1939—-J&J
West 48th St. Bldg 6s 1936—
/ Flat price,
54
1/
New York Title
23
(Phila)—
,Det Theatre 6s
35"
60
»2d & Madison Ave 6s 194715 Fifth Avenue 6s 1944
M&Npf
>02 Park Ave 1st 6s 1941.—.
_
iOO Fifth Ave 6Ms stamp 1949.
500 Walnut Corp
29"
25
15 Park Row 4s w s 1952
15th & Walnut St 6s 1939—
60 B'way Bldg 3-6s 1946—M&S
PI:®
Fran)—
-.--F&A
Munson
25
quitable Office Bldg 5s 1952—1.
Deb 5s I^egended 1952
Ferry Sta PO (San Fr) 6s 1934Fllm Center Bldg 6s 1943--A&O
6th Ave & 28th St Bldg 6 Ms 1945.
ith Ave & 29th St Bldg 6s 1948
6th Ave & 55th St Bldg 6M« 1945-
"
61
With stock
1946- - Merchants Nat Prop 4s 1958(w s)
Metropolitan Chain l^opertles—
1st conv s f 6s 1948---M&N
MetropoUtan Corp (Can) 6s 1947
Metropolitan Playhouse—
Debenture mtge 5s 1945--F&A
Millinery Center Bldg;7si 1944---
90
Kdgewater Beach Apts 6s to '43—
1 Park Place Corp 4s 1948
1 West 42d St 4s 1945-M&ll
I Broad St Bldg 6 Ms 1950-M&S
0 Fifth Avenue 4s, 1940
J&D J
ppley Hotels 1st sf 3-5s 1951 J&Jj
IP®®®
37
37
33
Dorset (The) 6s 1941 ctfs
Drake (The) 6s 1939
M&N
Eastern Ambassador Hot 5Hs '47
WMj :§;ft
20 M
19
99
Bldg Corp 1st 8 f 3M-5s—1940
Davidson K'lty 6s w w 1940 A&O
Detroit Hotel 6 Ms to 1941--M&S
ft
Mercantile
Sec. f 5 M«
A*0
6s 1940
58
Fran) .
1941----.--—M&Sff
6Ms
Marshall Sq Bldg (San
Income 4-6s 1944
68
Apartments 6s 1937
Columbus Venetian & Stevens—
Income 3s-5s (w-s) Sept 1955—
With beneficial interest ctfs—
Congress Square Hotel (Port Me)
5 Ms 1946
M&N
Court & Re nsen Rta (Brooklyn)
'~'r
55
Hopkins Hotel (San
Marshall-Wells Buildings—
1st 6 Ms 1947----------F&A
Mayfloww Hotel( D O) 5s 1950—
Mercantile Arcade Bldg (Los Angi
1st s f 5Ms 1953
J&D
....
I Colonial
V':\
16
(Erie, Pa.)—
Extend 1st 4-6Ms 1948.-----Lewis Morris Apts 6M® 1937
Lincoln 42d St Corp—
/
Income 6 M8 w s 1903 —.F&A
Lincoln Mtge & Title—
/
Guar 5M8 ctfs of deposit
Loews Midland Theatre
& Office Bldg 6s, 1941— M&N
Loew State Bldg (Los Ang) 68^42
Loews Theatre Rlty 6s 47 MASK
Mark
38
Cloisters "The" (Chicago)—
1st 6s 1942
M&S
c.--,-
■
Stamped
Unstamped.
i
58"
14
Majestic Apts 6s 1948
Manhattan Towers—
„
1st 6s 1946
M&S1/
Marcy (The) 6s 1940——F&A
Cigar Stores Realty Holdings— _
8 f dep 5Ms 1949 ser A
J&J
Circle Theatre extd 6s 1946.M&S
Oleve Term Bldg 1st 6s 1941.J&J
?
82
9 24"
90M
,25
55'?'
J&J
1943
Roxy Theatre 6 Ms 1940
A&O
RussBldg. (Sac Fran.)6s'51 F&A
Kuaseks 5th Ave Bldg 6a 1944...
St Ohane- Hotel (Atl Cy) 4c 1945
St Louis Post Offices—
5Ms 1938
A&O
Savoy-Plaza Corp 6s 1945—J&D
1st s f 5 Ms 1945
J&D
3s with stock 1956
Scbulte Real Estate 6s 1936—
33"
30
Lombardy (The) 6s 1942__-M&N
London Terrace Apw 6s 401 M&N
Lord Bait Hotel g m 0M» 46 A&O /
Lord Nelson Hotel s f 4s '47-M&N
Lords Court Bldg 5M« 1942-J&D/
General 7s 1941 — J&D1/
15
Central Zone Bldg
■
6s
1948
M&S1/
Lefcourt Manhat Bldg—
1st 4-5s exten to 1948.-.—-—
Lefcourt State Bldg—
39M
68
70
6s
June 1956
i
mrnmmm
36
;
76
Bidg< Deny) 3-5s'49.M&S /
Properties—
Deb 5s series A 1959
M&S
income deb 6s ser B 1959.M&8
Robert Treat Hotel (Newark)-
-
-
22M
55
Income 5s 1943
■;
,
6
Retail
42
:,';v
,
,
39
/
Kepub
41
—J&J
5Ms July 1 1938
B'way Barclay Office Bldg—
1st. 2d 1956—
Transportation Bldg—
1st
71
Hotel Lexington 4s 1955—M&S/
Hotel Sherman (Chic) 6Ms *46J&J/
Bway Mot Bldg (N Y) 6s '48 F&A
Bway A 38th St 7s 1945
J&J
Bway & 41st St Bldg 3-5s 1944—
Broadmoor (The) 6s 1941.......
Brown Hotel (Louisville)—
1st sinking fund 5s 1949
2nd income 6s 1949
25
„
1st s f income 5s May
Hotel Governor Clin 6s
.
-F&A
1933———
1950—
20
Pennsylvania Bldg 6s 1939 -M&i^
67"
Philip Schuyler 6s serial
33
Pierrepont Hotel 3-4s 1951
J
23 M
Pitts Hotels Corp 1st 5M. 48** AJ
52
30
Mtge cum inc 5s May 1962—91M
7
Conv cum inc deb 5s May 1967 /
30
Voting tr ctfs for common
30
75"
Poll New Engl Theatres 5a.1958
27
12
Gen income 5s 1983
M&N
35
102
Provident Loan Society 6% ctfs—
Prudence Company—
59M
57
5Ms stamped 1961--. ....... J
69
5Ms
1961
,43" Quincy unstamped O (Chicago)—
Station P
103
48
6s May 1 1941..
J^i .
43 M
1st extended inc 5s 1950..J&D]
73
Realty Assoc Sec Corp—
45
6s 1st fee & leasehold 1942——
Herald Square Bldg Inc 6s 1948—
Berkeley-Carteret 5 Ms '46-M&N
Blng & Bing deb 6M* 1950 *&8
Boston
102
Hearst Brisbane Prop—
(Los Angeles)
5«s 1935
U.J
Ben) Franklin 6s ctfs
41
Blag tt* iwoi
M&><
Hartford Times deb 4Ms 51 M&N
darrlmaii
30
5M» 1949--- —
Baumann (L) 6Ms '36 (L I)-A&O,.
6s (Brooklyn) 1942.1
F&A/
Bellevue-Stratford (Phila)—
v.-..!"..
28
33"
Bait Parcel Post
■
28"
Graybar Bldg East Office* inc)—jst m leaseh 5r 1946 .... J&D
Greeley Sq Bldg 6s 1950—
A&O,
Baker Hotel (Dallas)-—
1st s f 5s 1950 (with 8tk)
49
Certificates of deposit
1957—J&J
'
37
Granada Apt Bldg 6s 1938—M&S
Grant Bldg (Pittsb) 7s '47— K&*
35
65
25
28
63M
11M
10 M
Washington Hotel 6s 1944
1st mtge leasehold sf 3s '64_ J&J
Park Place Dodge Corp 6s vtc 62
6M
5
^
A AO /
(G A F Realty Corp)
1st s f 5M« 1949 unstpd—J&J
0s 1911
J
Gair Realty Corp 5s 1948---J&D
Store Realty—
1st mtge coll 5Ms
Cum income 6s 1957
^«<tre Bids—
Puller Bldg
_
«l.
1944-1947
Assoc Chain
v
93
1941.M&S
1st sf6Ms 1942
J&J
i
50
.
Fov St Louis
Arcady-Wilshire Co (Los Ang)—
Non-cum inc 5s June 11949J&J
Arrowhead Lake—
1/
•
Fox Theatre & Office Bldg
1st s f 6s 1941-M&P /
14
Arcade Bldg & Rlty
3-6s 1948
Academy of Music
1st leasehold 6 Ms to
tin Bldg 6s 41 -M&N
«Seattle)—
Amor lnsur
Metropolitan Playhouse6 M % ctfs 1932-
sink fund conv
IPox New
IF
45
,
68 M
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60
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61
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