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RES.
S.
U.
PAT.
OFFICE
OCTOBER IN RETROSPECT
Pa{«
Commercial
and
Financial
1
Events
Hides and Leather
10
Iron and Steel Trade
Course of the Stock Market
14
Money Market
Dividend Declarations
13
New Security Issues
Cotton
Federal Reserve Bank—Brokers' Loans. 16
4
Foreign Affairs
....17
Foreign Exchange
8
Grain—Coffee—Sugar
.
..
.
Petroleum and Its Products
.,
Rubber
Textiles
United States Treasury Financing,
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Pat*
Baltimore Stock Exchange
—.62
Boston Stock Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
—
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Los
New York Stock Exchange—Bonds
67
New York Stock Exchange—Stocks
64
.
Angeles Stock Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
60
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
-.66
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange...
70
San Francisco Stock Exchange
INDEX TO GENERAL QUOTATIONS
Banks and Trust
Municipal Bonds—*
Companies—
Domestic
Domestic
Canadian
Canadian
i
96
97
Exchange Seats
Public
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Public Utility Stocks
Foreign Government Bonds
Railroad Bonds
Industrial Bonds
Railroad Stocks
Industrial Stocks—
Real Estate Bonds
94
Insurance Stocks..
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
89
Investing Companies Securities
Textile Stocks
89
Joint Stock Land Bank—
Title
Securities
Utility Bonds
78
.
;•
72
76
Guarantee and
Safe
Deposit
Stocks
-
...84
89
Mill Stocks—see Textile Stocks-
United States Government Securities..96
Mining Stocks
United States Territorial Bonds
WILLIAM
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COMPANY,
Street, Corner
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Capital $2,000,000
JN the nearly sixty years that it has been in
Company—the oldest trust
business, this
company
in Maryland—has,
ministrator and Trustee,
fully
as
Executor, Ad¬
faithfully and
success¬
and settled many
confined solely to the
manage-
administered
Its activities
are
estates.
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ment of estates and
It
has
acquired
property.
a
reputation for stability,
promptness, efficiency, courtesy and fair deal¬
ing, and has built up
a
competent organization
especially trained for the intelligent and prudent
management and settlement of estates.
DIRECTORS
George C. Cutler, President
Edwin G. Baetjer
J. Edward Johnston
Howard Bruce
Blanchard Randall
Lyman Delano
Charles E. Rieman
Robert Garrett
Morris
Norman James
Andrew P. Spamer
Whitridge
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RECORD
REQ.
U.
3.
PAT.
office of Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.
of March 3 1879.
Copyright in 1935 by WILLIAM B. DANA COMPANY, in
Entered
as
OFFICE
March 9 1928, at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
Second Class Matter,
NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 8
VOL. 9
Bank
and
of
Quotation Record
Massachusetts, which protested the validity of the process¬
ing taxes, levies imposed upon cotton and other basic com¬
modities
The Bank and
Quotation Record is
one
of the companion publications
of the Commercial & Financial Chronicle, and is issued
On
the United States
$16.60 in Canada; $18.60 in
The subscription price to the Bank
at
$1.00
the
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Other
New York.
OCTOBER—COMMERCIAL
OF
the
atten¬
Open Market Committee, and
of the Reserve
their
System, made
deliberations,
serves are
no
These
excess
bearing
on
reserves
are now
was
concluded
the deliberations, the New York "Herald
on
open
be decreased.
may
market activity*
commercial
Among
an
banks,
impression
holding large
the
of
issues.
Reserve
Board
officials
were
emphatic that
the
Bank Governors
were
naturally
as
well
would be
as any
interested
in
any
plans to
sell
not
The
conclusions,
five
cases
on
its docket
temple for the first time to start
a
term
in
of the
outcome
will
one
next
Presidential
campaign.
Con¬
Many are of the
depend whether the
revising the Constitution will be
a
paramount issue
The five
cases consist
of the following:
to
1.
The
2.
The
3.
The
'
,
authority of the Government to make loans and grants of money
power projects.
The right of the Government to condemn
property through eminent
municipalities for construction of electric
4.
domain
5.
In
for
low-cost
The validity
housing and slum-clearance programs.
of
the
Tennessee
day
consequential of the above five
cases
of the legality of the Agricultural Adjustment
is the test
which it hopes to gain many agrarian votes.
The demand for
a
test
of the constitutionality of the
Agri¬
cultural Adjustment Act was made
" v■
for
Earlier
by the Hoosac Mills Corp.
Taxes
Hearing
the Agricultural;
States Supreme Court on Dec. 9.
but counsel for
Solicitor-Gen-
Receivers
the
of
>
convening'
the
Hoosac
that it not be argued before Dec. 29,' and
dispatch
on"
of Oct.
indication also that the court might hear
The
amendments
alleged
cision
New York
the
on
a
relatively early
by the
recent de¬
q| a Federal district in Kansas City and involving processing taxes V"
drter Aug. 24, the date upon which the amendments to the Agricultural
Adjustment Act became effective.
The
28 to
stated:
was
additional phase of the processing taxes raised
improper
of the Circuit
Kansas
'
Court
approved them
after Aug.
asked
to
the
Court
to
the
of
obviate
taxes
assessed prior
Counsel for the Washburn
24.
questions
Supreme
would
v
^
to take care of the question _of the
Congressional authority raised in the de¬
Appeals at Boston in the earlier Hoosac case.
of
City decision invalidated
have
1
designed
were
delegation
brought
Court.
directly from
the
to Aug.
24
and
Crosby Co. has
Federal
Agreement
delay in
to this procedure by
the Circuit Court of Appeals.
District
the
Gov¬
.
The decision of the United States District Court at Kansas
City
was
Otis.
handed down
on
Oct. 3 by Federal Judge Merrill E.
Judge Otis ruled that the Act became constitutional
24—the day Congress
invalid
to tax levies made
as
Government's
Brief
in
The Government's
Public Utility
which
more
was
on
amended
defense
it—but
held
the Act
prior to the amendment.
Action
of Public
Act, the farm
control Act upon which the Administration places much stress
and through
'i
Washington
was
aA
Aug.
Valley Authority plan of selling elec¬
tricity to municipalities.
The most
a
ernment
legality of the Agricultural Adjustment Act.
legality of the Bankhead Cotton Control law.
payrolls to the
Supreme Court to Review AAA Processing
9—Government Loses Move
urged
There
as
The five
as
The President addressed his
Oct. 28 the court granted this request.
question, strike directly at the constitutionality of the
opinion that upon their
only 74%
industrial leaders he would ask sug¬
with
JiHerald Tribune" it
New Deal philosophy as expressed in laws enacted by
issue of
employed in
are
earn
question of the constitutionality of
Corp.
With
cision
program.
earners
:;-v
-
,
Congress,
levied
pillars of the Roosevelt
people
many
wage
that the decision might be had in advance of the
of
cases
gress as
the level of
than 100 newspaper men and said that in
white marble-
regarded
of the most important in the nation's hisory.
President
The
statistics,
involving the legality of these taxes, be heard Nov. 20, so
the' Roosevelt Admin¬
new
was
production.
as
the United
vitally affecting the fate of the
istration, the Court met in its magnificent
he
eral Stanley F. Reed had asked that the Hoosac Mills case,
Government
Supreme Court on Oct. 7.
New Deal, or perhaps the destiny of
that
Adjustment Administration processing taxes will come before
A development of national interest during the past month
the convening of the
in production.
how to bring employment and
on
Dec.
on
restrictive action on the credit situation.
was
more
r■'
oughly threshed out from the angles of two methods of control.
T. JefferBon Coolidge, Under-Secretary of the Treasury, represented Henry
Morgenthau Jr., Secretary of the Treasury, at the discussions to-day.
The
Treasury
rise
they did at that time.
United States
the credit situation, as illustrated by the length of the meeting, was thor¬
securities,
steady
that only 82% as
level
same
other hand, increase in reserve requirements also found dissenters.
While the meeting evidently reached no formal conclusion, since Federal
"concerned" by the present situation and had not presented any
as
gestions
On the
.
National
miniature
Roosevelt disclosed
that according to latest
remarks to
for two years, it was
and might result in fears
amounts
collective bargaining
a
stepping up employment and payrolls to keep
the
his conversations
Selling of Government obligations through
erroneous
with
much
which has been suspended
explained, might create
regulations,
program.
production, and that these
Tri¬
The prolonged discussion of the heads of the Federal Reserve banks
brought out, however, it is said, the dilemma of a future decision as to how
reserves
establishing
President
methods of
years ago,
As
bune," in its Washington advices, Oct. 24, said:
excess
law
such
measures
industrial production has reached about 90% of that of five
Oct. 24.
on
$3,000,000,000.
close to
30
pointed out
understood to have been thoroughly discussed dur¬
ing the three-day meeting, which
legislative
guaranteeing labor
Act
Guffey
Oct.
pace
mounting re¬
the
be sought on
will
privately questioning the nation's outstanding industrialists
recommendations incident to
methods to control
While none of these mat¬
creating the utility holding company
Security
On
capacity as the
the Governors* Conference
as
legislation also loom
Rooseveltrsponsored
yet reached the docket, it appears likely that
as
the
Social
While the representatives
of member banks.
excess reserves
during January and is awaited with
Recovery Administration for the soft coal industry, and the
of the heads of the Federal Reserve banks to the increasing
of the Reserve banks, meeting in their dual
of
Wagner
rights,
Washington
directed at the quarterly meeting in
was
A decision in
♦
■
decisions
those
as
It Is of moment that during the month just passed
tion
will be passed
Agricultural Adjustment Act is expected to
sometime
tests
have
final
AND
EVENTS
FINANCIAL
validity of the
the
and the TVA
the Supreme Court's horizon.
on
ters
REVIEW
of the
great interest.
Publishers,
William Street corner Spruce Street,
positive assurance that
by the highest court in the land came when the Supreme
case
be
WILLIAM B. DANA COMPANY,
other
,
involving the basic merits of these statutes.
per copy.
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transformed into
are
Court, through written orders, consented to review two cases
and Quotation Record is $10.00
Single copies are sold
Postage outside of United States extra.
year.
Oct.
upon
$20 in other foreign countries
a
these
Agricultural Adjustment Act
South
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manufactured articles.
monthly.
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and U. S. Possessions and Territories;
NO. 11
1935
Involving
Constitutionality
of
Utility Act
of
the
Act is embodied in
a
constitutionality of the
brief—the first half of
filed in the United States District Court at Balti¬
Oct.
24, and
the
second
half
on
Oct.
25.
The
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MONTHLY REVIEW
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Securities and Exchange Commission
and the Federal Government in the suit instituted by the
trustees of the American States Public Service Co.
From
Baltimore, Oct. 25, advices to the New York "Journal of
brief was filed
by the
filed yesterday by the Government, the actions of the
intervening petitioner who holds a debenture of the .company
and whose counsel is John W. Davis (who has been retained by the Edison
Electric Institute to participate in such cases), both of whom declare the
an
petitioner with a mortgage
Act is constitutional, were
invalid, and another intervening
who contends that the
Rayburn law
bond of the
company,
characterized as "collusive."
The first brief of the Government was
to dispose of the contentions of the
that
petitioners "in so far as those contentions involve issueB
can even
remotely be considered presented in the proceeding before the court."
the court asked to hear argument on the question of the
of the Act, and the second brief presents that argument, emphasizing objec¬
But
constitutionality
character
of the constitutionality of an
"to an adjudication
whole." ...
tion, however,
as a
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Central West Public Service
Trustees of the
Act of this
Co. also filed
action in the Federal Court at Wilmington,
validity of the Public Utility Act. The com¬
pany, now in bankruptcy, is seeking reorganization under
Section 77-B.
Regarding the petition, a dispatch, Oct. 23,
to the New York "Herald Tribune" from Washington said:
(on Oct. 23)
Del., to test the
to pass on the constitutionality of the Act and
is asked to enjoin Central West Public
with the Securities Exchange Commission, as
Judge Nields is petitioned
finds it unconstitutional he
if he
registering
from
Service
required by the Act.
Trustees state if they do not register
if
and
the
company
any
or
with the SEO by Dec. 1 this year,
activities
of its subsidiaries continue in any
be subject to a fine of $10,000 and
prohibited by the Act, the trustees will
imprisonment for two years.
Government to Show Cause
Should Not Contest Validity of
United States Supreme Court Orders
Nov. 11 Why Georgia
Control Law
by
Cotton
Court on Oct. 21 ordered the
The United States Supreme
Government
to show
by Nov. 11 why the State
cause
Georgia should not proceed with a legal
head
The court stipulated that by the
potton Control law.
of the Treasury Morgenthau,
date mentioned Secretary
Revenue. Commissioner,
Internal
Guy Helvering, the
Governor Talmadge and other
must list their reasons why
Georgia officials cannot file with the court
the Bankhead
that
from
cotton
Act
their complaint
Georgia's chance to sell
damages
State-owned farm.
the 160-acre
officials argue that the law
Government improperly by
purpose
Sec¬
Wallace, Attorney-General Cummings
retary of Agriculture
and
of
attack on the Bank-
The Georgia
utilizes the taxing power of the
attempting to levy for the specific
of controlling intra-State production.
Held Invalid by
Illinois Court
The United States Supreme
Court declined on Oct. 14 to
reconsider its decision handed down on May
27 last declaring
unconstitutional the Frazier-Lemke amendment to
ruptcy Act, providing for a five-year
farmers to pay off farm mortgages.
counts from Washington,
The court's
moratorium to enable
Associated Press ac¬
Moratorium Act
passed by Congress late last session after the five-year legislation had been
declared unconstitutional on the ground that it deprived creditors of property
without
due
process
constitutionality of the Guffey
rulings; in one
instance Justice James C. Adkins of the District of Columbia
Supreme Court sided, on Oct. 30, with the Federal Govern¬
ment in refusing to enjoin temporarily the collection of the
15% compliance tax imposed under the Act, said a Wash¬
ington dispatch on that date to the New York "Herald Tri¬
was
proceedings to test the
The
Conservation Act brought two court
Coal
bune," which further reported:
James Walter Carter, President of the
Justice Adkins granted him a second
injunction was sought by
Coal Co. of Washington.
The
Carter
voluntarily complying
the Act, Mr, Carter
sought this restraining order on the ground that the chief stockholders, who
are members of his family, wanted to accept the legislation without a legal
temporary injunction restraining the company from
with the terms of the bituminous code authorized by
He
test.
stitutional.
day for 10 days as protec¬
possible losses if the Act Is held con¬
ordered to post a bond of $1,500 a
was
stockholders against
the
tion for
i<
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■
will decide in about 10 days whether
grant Mr. Carter's plea for permanent injunctions against the
Government and against the directors, stockholders and other officers of
Adkins indicated that he
Justice
to
not
or
the
1
constitutionality of the Act was not
company.
.
,
involved in the court's action
to-day.
Justice Adkins merely took the position that he was not prepared
to enjoin the Government from collecting the compliance tax at this time
because,, although rfthe tax becomes operative Nov. 1, the first payment is
The
2.
Jan.
until
due
not
,
,
Arguments on the measure were begun on
Oct. 29, when
contended that the legislation was
based on a premise whereby it was designed to "nationalize
all industry."
Government counsel replied that if the Fed¬
eral courts have the authority to intervene in the problems
of the soft coal industry after strikes have occurred, Con¬
counsel for fhe company
prevent such problems
has the power to legislate to
gress
from arising.
obtain a Supreme
by the Government of
Reporting the failure of an attempt to
blocking the collection
Court order
15% tax, it
the
was
to the New York
stated in a Washington dispatch, Oct.
From the dispatch we also
be heard before Nov. 11.
'
quote:
order
The
Chief
was
Justice,
Judicial
been appealed
declined
Circuit,
the preliminary
for
application
' :
W. Carter.
requested by counsel for James
who had
to
order
result of which it cannot
went over to the full court, as a
now
31,
"Times," that an application to Chief Jus¬
for an immediate temporary restraining
tice Hughes
.
.
.
The
in his capacity as head of the
act individually, and this threw the
to
into the hands of the entire court.
application by Mr. Carter's counsel for a
stay
The same action was taken on an
District Court requir¬
bond daily for 10 days to indemnify the
Carter Coal Co. if he fails in his legal attack on the Guffey Act.
The Supreme Court is in recess and the justices will hold their next
conference on Nov. 9.
A ruling on the Carter petition is expected two
temporary injunction against yesterday's order of the
Carter to post $1,500
ing Mr.
days
later.
National
Coal
Commission
Coal
Bituminous
Effective
Issues
Making
Producers
Orders
Tax Imposed
Control Act—15%
on
by Act, Effective
designed to make effective
The issuance of three orders,
the Guffey-Snyder Coal
Control Act, was made known on
Oct. 10 by the National Bituminous
of law.
Coal Comhiission.
public, said a dispatch, Oct. 10, from Washington
the New York "Herald Tribune," the details for adminis¬
As made
Sathre, of North
Dakota; Representative Lemke, of that State, and Edwin A. Krauthoff,
counsel for William W. Radford, a Christian County, Ky., farmer, whose
Reconsideration
Code
with
Oct. 14, said:
to-day did not affect the three-year
action
the Bank¬
Order
Granted
Collecting
from
Government
Fourth
Court Declines to Reconsider Decision
Holding Unconstitutional Frazier-Lemke Five-Year Farm
Mortgage Moratorium Law-—Provisions of Three-Year Law
United States Supreme
Act—Injunction Denied Restraining
Tax—J. W. Carter, However,
Enjoining His Company from Complying
in Guffey Coal
Court Rulings
■
first brief
In the
trustees,
relinquish the
property.
Commerce said:
-
•
period he must redeem or
end of that
the
1
.
sought by Attorney-General P. 0.
to
tration of the controversial Guffey
mortgage precipitated the constitutional question.
by operators, and
(2) The form of its acceptance
of the court's earlier con¬
Those seeking reconsideration
Act provide—
(1) Promulgation of the safe coal code;
(3) A start for the administrative set-up in 23 coal-producing districts.
Constitution
Congress and
clusions made the plea that the framers of the
had
no
intention
of
"putting hobbleskirts on
In the
General
'hindering progress."
In
the
Peoria, 111., on Oct. 21,
Federal District Court at
Judges J. Earl Major and Charles G, Briggle ruled that the
amended
Frazier-Lemke
torium Act
violated
tion through
and that it
the Fifth Amendment to the Constitu¬
taking property
was
without
"full faith and credit" to judicial
W. Young, Fulton County (111.)
under
the amended
original Act.
In
which guarantees
petition of William
a
petition filed
under the
Court, was passed at the recent session of Congress.
findings handed down at Peoria,
bituminous
the
expired
as
an
the
to-day emphasized
Commission,
different
"entirely
legal
basis"
that
than
the present
the NRA
on
code
agreement
at
addition'to
in
the
the
producing
provides for marketing agreements oper¬
code the Act
areas
and imposes
a
tax of 15% a ton on the sale price
mine, with the producer who complies with
the code entitled to a
drawback of 90% of the amount of the tax.
The 15%
tax
on
the bituminous coal
by the Act became effective
on
producers imposed
Nov. 1; it will not, however,
be collectible until Jan. 2.
Embargo
by
United
States
on
Exports
of Arms
to
Italy and
Ethiopia—Proclamations by President Roosevelt also Warn
United StateV Citizens Against Traveling on Ships of Belligerants
'■
In the
Oct. 21, the court held
amended
Proclaiming that "a state of war unhappily exists between
Under the disputed section a farmer whose home has
Ethiopia and the Kingdom of Italy," President Roosevelt on
unconstitutional
subsections
been made the subject of
on
an
which
last
The amended Frazier-Lemke Act, enacted to
replace the law declared unconstitutional by the Supreme
Act.
upon
as
of
also stated :
perpetuates
because the code is identical with the provisions of the Act.
ated
farmer, who sought to rein¬
law,
rests
1
Administration,
Chairman
was
coal code of National
the result of the Supreme
May.
It was virtually written into the Guffey coal
Administration "must" measure, but O. F. Hosford Jr.,
No.
decision
bill enacted
infraction of
proceedings of every State.
The court's conclusions were given on
Court's
due process of law
also unconstitutional through
Section 1, Article IV, of the Constitution,
state,
Mortgage Mora¬
three-year Farm
Recovery
dispatch it
Order
of
Section
75
bankruptcy proceedings may remain
his farm for three years, paying rent to
of the
his creditor.
At
Oct. 5 placed an embargo on the export
and
implements of
war
of arms, ammunition
to the belligerent countries.
The
A
MONTHLY
Nov., 1935]
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REVIEW
proclamation, issued under the neutrality resolution, signed
those in Congress who revised it, nor of Henry Wallace nor
by President Roosevelt on Aug. 31, admonishes "all citizens
Chester Davis that the AAA should be either
States
of the United
sons
.
.
States
.
of its possessions, and all per¬
any
within the
.
.
or
visions of the joint resolution
of the pro¬
.
.
applicable to the ex¬
.
statement in
out a
he said that "any of our
which
people who voluntarily engage in transactions of any char¬
acter with either of the belligerents do so
at their own risk."
follows:
President's statement
The
and Italy, it
of
proclamation making effective an embargo on the exportation from this
country to Ethiopia and Italy of arms, ammunition and implements of war.
Notwithstanding the hope we entertained that war would be avoided, and
the
exertion
of
in
influence
our
that
direction,
are
we
compelled
now
to
1
meaning of the joint resolution.
In these
specific circumstances I desire it
people
our
who
either of the
A
voluntarily
in
engage
belligerents do
further
"The time may come when the AAA will prove as important in
proclamation
of the United States shall travel on any
ligerent countries except at his
public
vessel of
bel¬
any
risk, unless in accord¬
own
with such rules and regulations as the President shall
"The
On Oct.
30 President Roosevelt made public a
statement in
which he
reiterated
strongly-
that the
United
States intends to maintain neutrality in the Italo-Ethiopian
and again warned American business
war,
in transactions with either belligerent.
announced that this Government is
to all
as
tunities may
prolong the
American
that
not to engage
men
At the
same
time he
"keeping better informed
shipments consigned for export to both belligerents."
Pointing out that in the
of
course
attractive trade
war
oppor¬
be offered to supply materials which might
he added that he did not believe "that the
war,
simplified and
be made
stimulating
it has been in removing recent burdensome
as
to
the
serve
flexible adjustment
more
of the future can
program
permanent advantages of producer and consumer.
think of nothing more important to the permanent welfare of the
can
than
I
nation
long-time agricultural adjustment carried out along these lines."
Roosevelt
President
"Budget Summation"
in
Declares
Under-
lying Tax Structure of Government Is Stronger Than Ever
Before—Deficit for Fiscal Year 1936 Forecast at $3,281,982,860
$1,246,826,110 Below Previous Estimate
Under
ing
previously announced plans,
President Roosevelt
people will wish for abnormally increased profits
temporarily might be secured by greatly extending
our
trade in such materials; nor would they wish the struggles
on
the battlefield to be prolonged because of profits accruing
to
a
"Summation of the Budget," "to promote more
a
In his
statement, made public Sept. 30, the President reported
deficit for
"the
that
fiscal year
the
President's budget message of January last
Plain* Whereby Industry May
Work^Out\Voluntary Code Agreements Under Supervision
of FTC and NRA
Following the issuance by President Roosevelt of
ecutive Order
an
Ex¬
conferring upon the Federal Trade Commission
authority to approve voluntary industrial trade agreements
providing for fair trade codes embodying
minimum
provisions,
was
White
a
House
announcement
labor
issued
proceed
in
working
out
voluntary
agreements.
In
the
White House announcement it is stated that the President
has requested the FTC and the National Recovery Adminis¬
tration to co-operate in handling voluntary agreements under
the
skeletonized National
the
White
House
Industrial
announcement,
Recovery Act.
the
As to
Washington
corre¬
spondent of the New York "Journal of Commerce" had the
following to
Two
courses
avail
can
say,
are
itself
in part,
left to
of
the
on
of $1,246,526,110 from the earlier deficit estimate.
senting the latest figures the President
state that "erroneous and
been
voiced in
some
and retire
to
quarters to the effect that heavy in:
industry in the formulation of agreements.
It
practice agreement procedure that has been
jjjjerative for many years under which unfair trade practices
it
or
by
can
go a step
inserting
further and undertake to operate under the revised NIRA
labor provisions.
necessary
In the latter event, the
ever
exemption
industry electing that
tax structure of the Government is now stronger than ever
before in
history," and said "it is clear to
our
Federal Government under
ules will not need
new
taxes or increased rates in
taxes to meet the expense of its necessary
and to retire its
In
that the
me
provisions of present tax schedexisting
annual operations
public debt."
pointing out that "it will he understood that estimates
contemplate
continued
collection of
processing
In Ufce
course
would
secure
what¬
House
statement to-day,
feature.
Coincident
however, there
is
no
elaboration
therewith, the Department of Justice
announced dismissal of the
proceeding against the Asphalt Shingle & Roofing
Institute, alleging violation of the anti-trust laws by the observance by its
members of provisions contained in a code of fair competition under
the
original NIRA.
'
Subsequent to the decisions of the Supreme Court last May in the Schechter
case, the industry submitted for approval a voluntary agreement or code
pursuant to the provision of the amended NIRA.
The
application for approval of this
comprehended therein
are
now
payments out of some form of
an
trade
by the FTO,
by its Trade Practice Board having been held
on Aug. 9.
early date.
practices
hearing
a
Action upon the
in his review of the fiscal year
"for
that
of the
arise, will make further investigation of the present trade practices of the
or not such practices violate anti-trust laws.
industry to determine whether
Roosevelt
Declares AAA
Was Designed
as
More
Than
Emergency Measure to Evolve into Permanent Plan
The deficit
$3,575,357,964; de¬
was
$3,001,799,714, said the President's
statement; with the deficit for 1936 forecast at $3,281,982,860,
"it is
this
anticipated," the President said, "that the deficit for
will be about $300,000,000 less
year
than
the deficit
for 1935."
The total expenditure requirements for 1936 are estimated
at
$7,752,332,000
in
the
January
compared
as
budget
with
message;
fiscal year are estimated at
$8,520,413,609 forecast
receipts for the current
$4,470,349,140
904,639.
as
against $8,991,-
-
never
was
Agricultural
the idea of the
Adjustment
Creates
of
Division
1
What
created
:
is
of
Group
NRA—To
described
as
men
who framed
Administration,
or
Seven
Known
Be
Advise
to
Directors*
as
Consumer?
Council
"Consumers' Cabinet"
a
by the Federal Government to act in
an
has
been
advisory
capacity to the new Consumers' Division of the National
Recovery Administration.
new
The official designation
of the
composed of seven members, is the "Directors'
group,
(to quote from
Washington
a
account, Oct. 11, to the Baltimore "Sun") to "assist the Ad¬
ministration
It
effort
From the
[the "Directors'
to
get
same
the
buying
advices
we
public
more
its
for
also quote:
Council"]
will constitute the advisory force of the
by President Roosevelt under authority given
by the $4,000,000,000 Works Relief Appropriation Act and the resolu¬
Consumers' Division, set up
tion
extending the skeleton of the National Industrial
Recovery Act to—
Review public policy as it relates to the consumer.
means
useful goods.
Facilitate
conference, held Oct. 25, President Roosevelt
declared that "it
Act, the
estimate of $5,259,802,852.
ducting $573,558,250 for statutory debt retirements, the re¬
Recommend
the
an
sulting net deficit
him
press
Incidentally,
1935, the President stated
at the end of the year 1935 is shown as
new
a
taxes."
and relief there was expended $4,262,-
recovery
257,208 against
dead, it
At
will have
prevailing rate of recovery points to the speedy decline of
declared here to-day, since the Department of
Justice, if occasion should
an
new
Federal expenditures for emergency purposes."
money."
Dismissal of the proceeding in the United States District Court
Southern District of New York does not mean that the matter is
President
we
Among his observations, the President stated that "the
Council," and it is assigned
agreement and the
under consideration
application is expected to be taken at
was
this Act is sustained
problem of financing existing contracts for benefit
Government
<
White
of the exemption
which has been made upon
to face the
from the operation of the anti-trust laws that would be
applicable.
-
are outlawed,
\
to balance the budget
He added that "the underlying
public debt."
our
In pre¬
occasion
takes
gloomy predictions have frequently
taxation will be required
in
creases
Sept. 30:
trade
"
508,970—the latest figures thus representing a shaving off
on
Sept. 30 making known proposals whereby industry might
^
of $4,528,-
taxes," the President made the statement that "if the attack
Presidents Roosevelt Announce*
*■'
/
is forecast at
[1936]
$3,281,982,860, this comparing with the original estimate in
of receipts
comparatively small number of American citizens."
^
satis--"'""
factory methods of budgetary control in the Government."
the
prescribe."
worded
production
during the week ending Oct. 5 inaugurated the policy of hav-
President, made
by the
of
surpluses.
with
character
any
He further said:
contract per farm.
one
planned/ in addition to making administration easier,
will facilitate production adjustment either upward or downward.
or
transactions of
The President stated that "to
that any of
at their own risk.
so
a
The modifications
■
be understood
to
Oct, 6, warned that as a measure of neutrality "no citizen
ance
American agriculture."
jective of
recognize the simple and indisputable fact that Ethiopian and Italian armed
forces are engaged in combat, thus creating a state of war within the intent
and
purely emergency phases necessitated by
simplify administration the AAA will work toward the ob¬
has become my duty under the provisions of the joint resolution
Congress approved Aug. 31 1935 to issue, and I am to-day issuing, my
emer¬
national crisis to a long-time, more permanent plan
certain kinds
In view of the situation which has unhappily developed between Ethiopia
mere
their intention, as it is mine," said the President,
was
grave
.
With the issuance of his Oct. 5 proclamation the President
a
static agency."
or a
"to pass from the
for
ports of arms."
gave
"It
.) jurisdiction of the United
.
.
to abstain from every violation
.
operation
gency
pf promoting larger and
more
economical production of
xy:.^l,x:y ;^.-\'S/~y
the maintenance and
,
betterment of
the
American standard
of
living.
All
appointments
were
made by Dr. Walton H. Hamilton, who was named
as his adviser on consumer problems and
by President Roosevelt last July
made
Director
of
the
Consumers'
Division
by
an
Executive Order,
which
>
MONTHLY EEVIEW
specified that he serve under
Presidential direction.
division is technically an arm
new
■
~
Emily Newell Blair, of Missouri,
sumers' Advisory Board, Chairman,
Michael M. Davis, of Chicago, medical
Mrs.
and director of the
administrator
activities.
Deoti Henderson, economist, of Washington, who
director of NRAV Research and Planning Division.
Calvin B. Hoover, of North Carolina, Professor of
University, who retired recently as consumers' counsel
Foundation's medical
Rosenwald
Julius
Con¬
Adjustment Administration.
Robert S.
Lynd, of New
Stacey May, of New York, economist and
Foundation, in charge of educational
work.
Wright, of Chicago, specialist in consumers' problems
member of the Economics Faculty at the University of Chicago.
Miss Helen
and
declared constitu¬
moratorium law apply¬
Court of Appeals has
York
New
The
according to United Press advices
ing to mortgage trusts,
Albany, Oct. 16, which went on to say:
from
daughter of Judge
Albany,
Morris of
Elizabeth
Mrs.
the'; principal of two $500
decision, the Albany Hotel Corp. is not required to
sought to
lard,
recover
William E. Woolbonds.
Under the
redeem a matured
which
Xfee j-hl|ng| attorneys understood, affects the entire bond issue,
represents a second mortgage on the hotel buildings.
Counsel for Mrs. Morris argued that the moratorium violated the
due
of law guarantee. I The corporation maintained that no action could
recover the principal of the bonds while the interest and taxes
process
be taken to
contending that
paid,
being
were
by the
trust mortgages were covered
moratorium.
;■
■■
The
insurance
filed
action
in United States District
11
Sept.
on
L. Garfunkel, a
Court in New York City by Miss Frances
■
Trust
the Manufacturers
of
stockholder
attacking the constitutionality of the
drawn, according
1935 has been with¬
Miss Garfunkel's attorneys, Tolins &
to
The suit sought to
Jackson.
New York,
Co.,
Federal Deposit Insur¬
provisions of the Banking Act of
ance
restrain the trust company from
paying the assessments due Nov. 15.
Polish
in which
Following an inquiry by the Collector of Customs
determined that Poland is paying
export bounties
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr. announced Oct. 22 that he has ap¬
upon
rye
grain and rye flour,
proved the findings and has directed the collection of coun¬
tervailing
duties
Poland.
imports of
on
these
commodities from
of New York
The British fleet assem¬
blage in the Mediterranean was portentous, and the obvious
strain in Anglo-Italian relations prompted the transfer of
much "nervous capital" from Europe to the United States.
Pressure on the European exchanges was almost continuous^
were
of the New York Ship¬
of
an
was
granted a 5% wage increase on Oct. 12,
29, by the arbitration board named by
retroactive to Aug.
President Roosevelt
on
stopping work
to work
on
A 36-hour work week
into
effect
on
The workers returned
$50,000,000.
early agreement of the arbitra¬
an
settlement.
pending the final
reached by the board on
The agreement
Oct. 12 has been accepted by both
the company and by Local No. 1 of the
Industrial Union of
Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America,
the
A
strike.
May 13,
the construction of several naval vessels
on
Aug. 29 under
board
went
The strike
fixed.
costing approximately
tion
Aug. 22 to bring about a settlement
extended strike at the plant.
also
condition of
the settlement,
sponsors
of
it is stated,
is
that it remain in effect at least until completion of the con¬
struction
and
a
of
the
naval
ships,
which
will
take about two
half years.
President
of
Production—Says
Increasing Employment to
IndustrialOutput
Has Made
' 5
Greater Gains Since Depression Low
President Roosevelt
capital flight clearly originated in England, where funds
accumulated during recent years.
The vast private
have
somewhat depleted, and such
exchange rates.
The British Exchange Equalization Fund supplied francs
liberally in order to keep sterling steady, and gold was sold
gold hoards in London were
movements,
of course, had no effect upon
to the Bank
of France to obtain the francs.
of
determine why
creased
as
rapidly
at
his press
conference on
employment and payrolls have
as
not
industrial production since 1933.
in¬
The
President said that he is seeking not only reasons for this
failure but also suggestions as to how the situation may be
remedied.
He pointed
out that latest
statistics
show that
production is at about 90% of pre-depression levels, while
employment has reached only 82% and payrolls only 74%.
He admitted that
figures
and said that the
delay in taking
reserves
England.
Hol¬
Italy sent metal to the
for materials of war.
The
deal of gold.
French market in order to pay
loss
Such metal was
available vessel.
shipped to the United States by every
$500,000,000, caused no
of France or the Bank of
to the Bank
The chief bank sufferers were the Bank of Italy
Netherlands.
There was much talk
and
the Bank of The
late
ia^Dct^bcr regarding the ultimate fate of the Italian
and calso
lira,
renewed
to the
with respect
uncertainty
German mark.
Conference
conference were com¬
Arrangements for a formal naval
in the
pleted in October, although few observers anywhere
able to
are
coming
but a naval race in
envisage anything
The Japanese denunciation of the
years.
naval treaty, which
Washington
carries with it lapse also of the London
treaty at the end of 1936, makes a conference necessary,
took the lead in
British Government
the
the
for
a
sell,
invited
on
Oct.
Sir Bolton Eyres-Mon-
Dec. 2.
informed the House of
in London that the action had been taken, and he
the Admiralty
First Lord of
Commons
on
indicated that other nations may be included in
of
the
Italy
representatives to London
24 to send
conference to start
and
preparations for
The United States, Japan, France and
gathering.
were
the scope
were not
and Germany
spokesman had in mind. It is
Although the
gathering.
other nations
named, it appeared fairly obvious that Russia
were
the countries the British
apparent that the United States is the only country
interested in maintenance of the existing treaties.
Roosevelt issued what amounts to
a
really
President
warning, early in Octo¬
is known
to
desire increased numbers of small swift cruisers, suitable
for
nation
her
revealed
Oct. 30 that he is personally questioning leading industrialists
to
daily in order to keep
Much of the
their gold relationships.
ber, that the United States will build ship-by-ship with any
Roosevelt Seeks Meani of
LeVel
amounts of gold were engaged
the various units in
world
building Corp.
seemed dim at times.
Naval
Shipbuilding Corp.
Workers of the Camden, N. J., plant
the prospect for con¬
continued throughout October, as
tinued peace
-
,
,
Camden, N. J., Shipbuilding Strike Settled by President Roose¬
velt's Arbitration Board—5% Wage Increase Given to Workers
United
time. Chancellor
of the Exchequer Neville Chamberlain dismissed the subject
briefly from the British standpoint early last month by
stating that "in the present tense state of affairs in Europe,
even
the most tentative approach to stabilization is quite
unthinkable." Premier Pierre Laval insisted upon the usual
French thesis that no depreciation of the franc can be per¬
mitted, and he proceeded with his deflation plans.
The capital flight from Europe which started on Sept. 9
gold movement, which is approaching
Rye and Rye Flour
was
European vacation that the
prepared for stabilization at any
land also lost a good
United States Places Countervailing Duties on Imports of
it
stabilization prospects became
plain at the end of a
and large
Constitutionality of Federal Deposit
Provisions of Banking Act of 193$
Withdrawal of Action to Test
Currency Stabilisation
steadily dimmer
of that month and
the huge capital flight from Europe which it occasioned.
The official attitude on the monetary units remained un¬
changed in the United States, Great Britain and France.
Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr. made it
was
V
"$210,000 bond issue.
would be
immediately before
during October, owing to the war scare
States is
provisions of New York State Mortgage Moratorium Law Applying
to Mortgage Trusts Upheld by New York Court of Appeals
tional sections of the State mortgage
.
Currency
Assistant Director of the Rocke¬
feller
would be made until
Congress convenes in January.
recently retired as
University.
against
men
newspaper
himself did not know what they
and that no decisions
•
Economics at Duke
of the Agricultural
■
%
York, Professor of Sociology at Columbia
cautioned
Roosevelt
President
speculating on probable budget allowances for relief and the
Federal re-employment program during the next fiscal year.
He said that he
1 •• i!'"":V'\V]+-V"
Chairman of the old NRA
°vv;V'"'•
flTO J
should be listed as
be taken and what persons
should
unemployed.
to how the census
due to a lack of agreement as
was
'.V
.
of the NRA, which will
bear the cost of its operations, it was insisted to-day, it will function as an
independent agency and will file its reports and recommendations at the
White House.
^
Those named to serve as members of the Directors Council
Although the
on
unemployment
on
are
inaccurate,
unemployment census
that
exceeds
its
fleet.
Great Britain
far-flung Empire and numerous naval stations.
and Italy
the leading fleets allotted to them
The
very
principle
of
under the existing treaties.
ratios
limitation by
abandoned by the British Government,
efforts
at
agreement
France
long have chafed under the small percentages of
London
to cover
will
be
directed toward
buildipg
naval powers.
until
now
has
been
and it is plain that
1942 by
~
some
sort
of
the foremost
*
War and Its Repercussions
Premier Benito Mussolini started on Oct. 2 his long-contem¬
plated and well-advertised
war
of conquest against Ethiopia,
MONTHLY BEVIEW
Nov., 1935]
Italian legions
world as the
of apprehension went round the
shivers
and
President
repercussions of that conflict seemed for a time to threaten
the peace of Europe.
The Italo-Ethiopian war itself con¬
sisted throughout the month of a slow and methodical Italian
advance toward the rich highlands of Ethiopia.
No re¬
sistance worth mentioning was encountered and the greatest
casualties were those occasioned by airplane attacks on the
of
objectives
Immediate
side.
Italian
Italian
the
League of Nations promptly started to move toward
application of sanctions against Italy, which was de¬
clared formally
action
was
dent to
of
entirely
vated by a desire to prevent
Empire,"
through the Mediterranean and the Red Sea.
More important
Units
ranean.
of
braltar and in
'
of British warships in
Home Fleet
the
areas
near
were
was
A proclamation, accordingly,
issued at Washington, Oct. 5, forbidding..-.the exportation
A warning followed on
transport, while it was stated at the same
time that all trade by Americans with the
be at their own risk.
belligerents must
The Italian Government was urged,
Oct. 8, to avoid striking, American buildings in any
of Addis Ababa, the Ethiopian capital.
runs
was
-
bombing
The latter message
sent in response to a unanimous suggestion
by diplomatic
representatives of all countries in Addis Ababa.
The
the Mediter¬
assembled at
first
of
summarizes
Gi
the
the
"
■
neutrality proclamations, issued Oct. 5,
joint
resolution
by
passed
Congress
on
Aug. 311935 and points out that it is the duty of the President
while British
Canal,
Suez
the
war
embargo exports of materials of war in the event
sels in passenger
still than the League measures was an
concentration
ominous
which
Before Congress adjourned the
of six categories of war materials.
the growth of any Power that
"lifeline of the
the
menace
The
declaration
Oct. 6 against use by Americans of Italian or Ethiopian ves¬
the insistence of the
on
Ethiopia.
upon
resounding
already seemed inevitable, and a neutrality
passed which made it necessary for the PresL
outbreak of hostilities.
an
was
authorities, who were regarded generally as moti¬
British
might
resolution
This
the aggressor in the conflict.
to be
taken almost
a
matter what happens in Europe.
no
try is obvious enough.
plainly did not anticipate.
The
in
Diego, that the United States shall and must remain
with Ethiopia
com¬
the
advance
indicated,
That Mr. Roosevelt voiced the sentiments of the entire coun¬
Musso¬
But in the diplomatic sphere, Premier
lini met with resistance that he
the
start
to
promptly
unentangled and free,
with ease and the firing of only a
manders were captured
few shots.
at San
t5
>
points along the entire route were strengthened and prepared
to enumerate the articles to be included in any export pro¬
for any emergency.
hibition in the event of
Chains were stretched across the harbors
the wives of British officers
States.
submarine attacks, and
of Gibraltar and Malta, to prevent
unhappily
sent back to. England in
were
the
other measures became
in
widely known, and Premier Mussolini countered by dispatch¬
exists between
Ethiopia
ammunition for the arms;
mines;
Premier Laval,
and attempted to
adjust the Anglo-Italian differences, and
considerable degree
tions
were
for
and
not
Great Britain made it clear that any steps to be taken in
pursued.
British
representatives
finally
measures
abstentions.
were
tries that failed to
ac
Italy, and
elaborated and voted, with only
Austria, Hungary and Albania
mier Laval was
relentless
were
participate in the sanctions
a
Pre¬
was
much
applies in
discussion
dental problems
involved, and
were
definitely than at
any
between
Indicative of this is
on
These
foreshadow
only
dimly
United
war.
over
wave
the entire area embraced in the
swept
ment
a
much harsher tone in its
assumption everywhere
extend its
a
war
tion
hegemony
was
over
relationships with China.
that Japan
would
all of Eastern Asia in the event of
in Europe involving the major Powers.
as
a
whole
was
The
The situa¬
highly disconcerting to business
European
to involve
this country.
Europe
caused
tending
American
President
Roosevelt
was
en
route
to
the
of
as an
Pacific
Coast,
the
The
League
com¬
effort to involve the
It
fit to make an exceedingly sym¬
proclaimed in this document that the
saw
was
a
prolongation of the conflict.
message lacked
which
war
Un¬
that stern insistence upon
would be
most
fitting
at
this
many observers it called to mind the state¬
Davis, made
at
willing to refrain
the
communication
from
Secretary
Geneva
and
points out that the Government and people of the United
States
lence
deeply interested in the prevention of
are
in all parts of the world.
are
war,
and
in the sanctity of treaties and the
promotion of peace
cited in which the
in
Various treaties and declarations
United States
the settlement
of
insisted upon pacific
international
disputes.
"As
unhappily existing between Ethi¬
opia and Italy," Mr. Hull continued, "I may point out that
regards the situation
now
the Government of the
to aid
in
United States put forth
every prac¬
the preservation of
peace through
conferences,
official acts, diplomatic communications and
public statements, and emphasized particularly the
principles
of the Pact of Paris and the high legal and moral
obliga¬
tions of the signatories thereto.
This country repeatedly
anxiety
and the
hope
that
the
controversy
would be resolved without resort to armed
conflict and
when, on Oct. 2, Premier Mussolini gave the signal for the
either
kind.
by AmbasSador-at-large Norman H.
expressed its
Neutrality Measures
of
further defined on Oct. 26, in
from the League of Nations detailing
against Italy and, in effect, inviting the
aloofness
ticable effort
In the United States the possibility of a clash
a sharp movement to keep away from
entanglements and prevent any actions
in
Oct. 6 by
was
men
everywhere.
vessels
The note transmitted to the League of Nations
by
means
attempt to
on
only be regarded
Hull acknowledges
■
overthrown,
notably in Austria and Poland.
In the Far East, also, the
repercussions were in evidence, for Japan promptly adopted
on
from any action tending to defeat collective measures
against
a violation of international
peace.
Baltic, Central European
and Balkan countries, and several Cabinets were
The final category is
Geneva in 1933, that the United States is
German spokesmen
of unrest and apprehension
aircraft
States does not propose to be drawn into the
American
The position of the Reich in the whole matter is
A
can
juncture, and to
extensive
opments, but it was accepted that Germany would attempt to
regain some neighboring territory if a war broke out in
not yet clear.
moves
fortunately, the
remained discreetly silent throughout the course of the devel¬
Europe.
any
and will not contribute to
changes in European alignments and fealties occasioned by
the Italian excursion against Ethiopia.
passengers
of State Cordell Hull
the part of
the
as
ships of
pathetic reply.
unprovoked attack against England by Italy.
incidents
of
United States
France to permit Great Britain the use of French ports in
the event of
manner
once again in the tangled skein of
European
affairs, and it is somewhat to be regretted that Secretary
time since the World War the
apparent agreement
an
includes all
Obviously enough, the latter prohibition
practical sense only to Italy, since Ethiopia
a
munication
It is gen¬
Entente which marked the start and conduct of that
revolvers
covers
This proclamation was followed
the sanctions
erally assumed that Great Britain and France reconstituted
more
Category IV
participation of the 11 non-member States.
and the inci¬
made.
intended
response to a message
agreements that ulti¬
some
mately may prove highly significant
group
American neutrality
After much hesi¬
England and France regarding the problem
The fifth
use.
or
bombs, torpedoes and appli¬
mentioned in the previous classification devoted to such
possesses no
tation, M. Laval finally committed France to the support of
There
The
belligerent nations.
Geneva, apparently because 'he made extensive commit¬
the sanctions voted.
trains.
pistols of sufficient weight and calibre for
from traveling
profoundly embarrassed by the whole affair
ments to II Duce at Rome last January.
armored
another, which admonished all American citizens to abstain
few
moves.
Category 1 includes,
designed, adapted
are
relating to such craft.
and ejectors.
in
coun¬
war
the. Kingdom' of
and
devoted to various kinds of gas and to gas and flame throwers
five
the
were
air, which
vehicles, and also aircraft engines.
Italo-Ethiopian conflict would be confined to the
League of Nations machinery, and in general this course
urging various types of sanctions against
and
in aerial combat, and the
automatic
war
this also served to relieve the tension.
was
use
ances
exchanged by British and Italian spokesmen, and
view of the
foreign
aircraft; both heavier
Assurances of pacific inten¬
troops again were withdrawn.
,
grenades, bombs, torpedoes and
tanks, armored vehicles
and lighter than
for some of the Italian
of success,
more
"state of
a
second category includes vessels of war of every description.
The third classification is devoted to
toward the end of October it appeared that he was attaining
a
or
rifles, machine guns, artillery and
arms as
they were stationed on the border of Egypt
himself in the role of the "honest broker"
two
exportation thereby was banned.
general, such
ing several divisions of crack Fascist troops to Libya, where
of Prance, busied
between
Italy," and proceeded to list six classes of articles of which
The strain was exceptionally acute in the
many instances.
middle of October, when these and
war
President Roosevelt remarked that
conviction
of the entire
nation
that failure
to
the
arrive at
at'
peaceful settlement of the dispute and the subsequent out-
MONTHLY
6
hostilities would be a
break of
world calamity." Acting upon
United States Government announced
a number of measures to avoid being drawn into the war,
the note stated.
Among them are the Presidential embargo
initiative the
its own
ammunition and implements of
Americans against
traveling on belligerent vessels, and the general statement
to American citizens that transactions of any character with
either belligerent would be at their own risk.
Mr. Hull took occasion, in his note to the League, to
emphasize particularly the assertion that these measures are
not intended to encourage transactions with the belligerents,
and that "our people might realize that the universal state
of business uncertainty and suspense on account of the war
is seriously handicapping business between all countries, and
that the sooner the war is terminated the sooner the restora¬
tion and stabilization of business in all parts of the world,
which is infinitely more.important than trade with the bel¬
ligerents, will be brought about." Reiterating and reaffirm¬
ing this policy with respect to transactions with the belliger¬
ents, Mr. Hull declared that the course thus pursued in ad¬
exportation of arms,
the
on
belligerents, the warning to
to both
war
vance
of action by other
Governments "represents the inde¬
policy of the Government of the
into
the war and its desire not to contribute to a prolongation
of the war."
Realizing the adverse effects of war, and the
human misery and threat to civilization that it entails, the
Secretary added, the United States "undertakes at all times
not only to exercise its moral influence in favor of peace
throughout the world, but to contribute in every practicable
way, within the limitations of our foreign policy, to that
end." This country, he said, "views with sympathetic inter¬
est the individual or concerted efforts of other nations to
pendent and affirmative
United States and
m
indicates its purpose not to be drawn
to localize or shorten the duration of war."
the League apparently was regarded
preserve peace or
The communication to
Washington
in
an
of American
declaration
insufficient
policy, for two pronouncements were issued on Oct.
President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull, in both of
Americans were urged to
30 by
which
desist from trading with the bel¬
President Roosevelt remarked that he had previ¬
ously carried into effect the will and intent of Congress and
had stated that transactions by Americans with the bellig¬
erents would be at their own risk.
"This Government is
ligerents.
controversy," he
continued, "and is anxious for the restoration and mainte¬
nance of peace.
However, in the course of war tempting
opportunities for trade may be offered to our people to supply
materials which would prolong the war.
I do not believe
that the American people will wish for abnormally increased
profits that temporarily might be secured by greatly expand¬
ing our trade in such materials; nor would they wish the
struggles on the battlefield to be prolonged because of profits
accruing to a comparatively small number of American citi¬
zens.
Accordingly, the American Government is keeping
informed as to all shipments consigned to both belligerents."
Secretary Hull issued a general statement calling upon
determined not to become involved in the
American citizens to desist from trading with
opia, and declaring that such
Italy or Ethi¬
trade is conducted at the
of human life and liberty.
expense
Start of the
killing women and
War in Ethiopia
against Ethiopia on Oct 2 in a
After consolidating
marching from Eritrea cau¬
tiously moved southward toward Makale, on the way toward
Addis Ababa, the capital.
Throughout October the forces
of the Italian dictator slowly extended their lines without
encountering noteworthy opposition.
The holy Ethiopian
city of Aksum fell to the Italians on Oct. 13, without a single
shot being fired.
Numerous Ethiopian troops under the
command of treacherous native chieftains deserted the cause
of Emperor Haile Selassie and joined the Italians. Wretched
communications and a lack of suitable, drinking water were
apparently greater enemies of the Italians than the Ethi¬
and Adigrat promptly thereafter.
Oct. 6,
gains the Italian army
these
opian warriors.
additional advances against Ethiopia
with the aid of airplanes
and all modern equipment.
A small force moved from the
southern tip of Eritrea through the fearful Danakil depres¬
sion toward the railway from Jibuti to Addis Ababa.
The
intention of cutting that line of communication was frus¬
trated, however, for the Italians were driven back with
heavy losses.
BYom Italian Somaliland another and rather
large Italian army moved northward toward the defiles
leading to the Ethiopian highlands, and a considerable
stretch of territory was covered in the latter half of the
By mid-October two
started by the Italian troops,
were
The initial advance was of no
month.
since the
and it was surmised that the
pared for war throughout October, but avoided actual encoun¬
ters of any moment with the well-equipped Italian troops.
"A solemn hour is about to strike
apprehensive world.
in the
received by
history of our country," Signor Mussolini told his
"For many months the wheel of destiny under
countrymen.
impulse of our calm determination moved toward its
the
goal.
In these last hours the rhythm has increased and
nothing
can
stop it now.
It is not only an army marching
goal, but it is 44,000,000 Italians marching in
toward its
Italian
probable de¬
began to reach Ethiopia in October,
War supplies
fense.
Governments in re¬
owing to the actions of most European
moving the embargo on shipments to that country.
World Reactiona to
the
War
Throughout the world Italy was regarded as the
leadership of British authorities opinion was crystal¬
able
lized
into
through
mainly
action,
British
Government
for
time
to its own response to
a
as
In addition, the British Govern¬
ment assembled in the Mediterranean a
at its
guns
win, went
to his
command,
"might go
general conflict.
so
undecided
to Italy strained the relations between
London and Rome severely.
the fleet
was
the Ethiopian adventure
The pressure applied to the League
of Premier Mussolini.
for findings adverse
the League of Nations.
itself apparently
The
the
unquali¬
conflict with Ethiopia, and under the
fied aggressor in the
very
large part of
and there was grave fear
that
off by themselves" and precipitate a
The British Prime Minister, Stanley Bald¬
far as to criticize dictators sharply in speeches
political
In other ways, also, British
supporters.
against the Italian procedure was made mani¬
situation since 1914 faced the
world.
The
League Council gathered at Geneva Oct 5 to consider
British
first reports of Italian
simply that of waiting for
was
of communications to make the
positions difficult, with guerilla warfare the
city, town and hamlet of Italy to hear the radio broadcast
an
strategy
Ethiopian
The
lengthened lines
remarkable speech to
advances in the ancient African Kingdom were
initial battles of the war might
The Ethiopians mobilized and pre¬
in that area.
be fought
its
On the same day the
As the narrow
approached, resistance stiffened
to the highlands were
passes
significance, however,
ground gained is barren and stony.
fest, and the most critical
for his
The Italian
inside the border, fell to the Italians on
Adowa, 20 miles
20,000,000 of his Fascist adherents, who gathered in every
of the address.
children as well as men.
necessarily ponderous, got under way im¬
mediately in the northern part of Ethiopia, where Adowa
and Adigrat were the objectives of the first movements.
military advance,
resentment
Premier Benito Mussolini sounded the battle cry
war
EEYIEW
course
action
of
in
the
Ethiopian
Impelled by
war.
spokesmen, the Council appointed a committee of
six, which quickly found the Italians guilty of aggression,
and this action called into automatic
of
the League
The machinery of the League was idle in other
aggressor.
instances
application the sections
Covenant calling for sanctions against the
of
aggression,
such
the Japanese movement
as
against Manchuria, and Baron Pompeo Alois! of Italy made
pointed comments
but the
on
this matter while opposing sanctions,
League went ahead just the same.
called into session by the Council,
The Assembly was
and on Oct. 10 the full
unity behind this army because the blackest of injustices
League body voted to apply sanctions, with only Austria,
is being attempted against them—-that of
Hungary and Albania dissenting.
their place in the
sun."
Italy
was
patient with Ethiopia
for 40 years and proposed to be so no
the
taking from them
longer, he said.
If
League adopts economic sanctions, II Duce declared, the
Italian people will bear them with fortitude
sacrifice.
and a spirit of
"To military sanctions we shall answer
with mili¬
tarism, and to acts of war with acts of war," he added.
The
on
thus
started
was
intensified
immediately, for
Oct. 3 Italian airplanes wheeled over the
town
in
war
of Adowa, where Italians
1896,
and
dropped
bombs
on
small Ethiopian
suffered a terrible defeat
that helpless community,
tions
was
left vague at
this matter
soon was
The nature of the sanc¬
first, but under British insistence
clarified.
Captain Anthony Eden, the
able British Minister for League of Nations Affairs, worked
tirelessly to achieve harsh
success is
measures
against Italy, and his
hardly to be questioned.
While these early measures against Italy were under con¬
sideration
at
Geneva
a
curious
and probably
portant correspondence was in progress
and France regarding the steps either country
various hypothetical instances of
highly im¬
between
England
would take in
European difficulties.
In
Geneva, British
obligations of the League Cove¬
nant must be respected and sanctions employed against
Italy.
Premier Laval, in turn, questioned the British Gov¬
that the Conservative Government
^ts to Its attitude U sanctions were advisable from
other parts of Europe. But to that
inquiry the British Government responded with a, declara¬
tion that Europe is not static and that sanctions, while
applicable In flagrant cases of aggression, might not be
regarded as advisable by the London Government where vio¬
than formerly.
such
notes,
declarations at
in public
as
fleet
spokesmen insisted that the
campaign,
ships
naval ports and bases by the
by Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, on Oct. 23, some doubt
existed as to whether the election would be held this
the rest of the month,
than a little point to the conclusions reached in
autumn
consider the
to
measures
be
Oct 22.
taken
to prohibit exports by member States of a list
tion
of arms and
The prohibition
or remove
the embargoes jthey had
on
adopted Oct.
financial advances to Italy were
These two
sanctions
phychological
for
sense,
significance,
no
save
in
a
since Italy manufactures ample muni¬
her own needs,
that
In their
election
campaign addresses the Conservatives appealed for
on a
ments in preparation for any
made
was
United
on
Oct. 19, after brief but intensive consideration.
calling for
Italy,
an
embargo
on
on
Proposal 3,
imports by all member States from
sponsored by Great Britain.
was
Proposal 4, intro¬
the election
are
ease
the positions of Dami-
provides for mutual trade support and protection against
invited
were
result of the other sanctions.
indicate
to
promptly
when
they
could put
these various Sanctions into operation, and the response was
excellent.
Virtually all States agreed to place them into
effect without undue delay
League itself.
date to be named by the
on a
The League committee finally decided, after
due regard was taken for the British national
election of
Nov. 14 and the various aspects of the situation, to apply the
sanctions definitely on Nov.
15.
The British election is to
be held Nov. 14, and the belief prevailed in more than
quarter that the party campaign in England
responsible for
the
taken
measures
in
was
the
in
one
part
Anglo-Italian
War threats diminished very rapidly in the latter half of
October, owing to the mediatory efforts of the French Pre¬
mier, M. Laval, and mutual
the
British
assurances of
and
Laval made it plain from
pacific intentions
Italian Governments.
the start that his
M.
Government
would
never
support military sanctions against Italy, and
this view obviously was dominant in the various
diplomatic
the month.
conversations
of
France
with
Italian
sided
war
England
In
in
of conquest against
other
respects, however,
the dispute regarding
Ethiopia, and that circum¬
stance made possible a rapid improvement in
relations.
were
After
extensive
the
Anglo-Italian
conversations, joint
statements
issued in Rome by Premier Mussolini and the
British
Ambassador, Sir Eric Drummond, to the effect that rela¬
tions between the two countries remain
basis.
of
Debates
Commons
on
also
by
the
British
the most
friendly
the general situation in the London
House
revealed an anxiety on the part of the
British authorities
There
on
to
allay
the
apprehensions
fleet concentration
followed, perhaps
as
part of
in
an
the
agreement by Great
Britain, France and Italy, the withdrawal of about
20,000
Italian troops from Libya.
No British vessels were with¬
drawn from the
Mediterranean, but observers
were
Laval
convinced
instances.
The
outcome
be much in doubt.
of
Laborites
The Conservative party
continue in ample control of the House of
*
"
1
developments in France
to
the
deflationary
were
in
of
program
during October, but there
matter still is in doubt
France
some
also
were
respects
Premier Pierre
ominous
some
on
Senatorial elections
held in
were
Oct
20, with changes few and relatively unim¬
portant, although a modest swing to the Left was apparent
M. Laval stood for election in two
Departments, and he gained
overwhelming victories in both instances.
It was generally
assumed, however, that this demonstration of personal popu¬
larity related rather to the foreign policies of the Premier,
which have
policy.
widespread approval, than to his internal fiscal
Significant
was
the action of the Chamber of Depu¬
Finance Commission
in
the
closing days of October.
That body met some weeks in advance of the date for
reas¬
sembling of Parliament in order to whip into legal form the
various decrees issued by the Laval regime under the extraor¬
dinary
powers
granted
by
the Parliament
When the powers were given to M. Laval it
last
was
stood that approval must follow at the autumn
the Laval regime will have to stand
or
summer.
well under¬
session, and
fall by the
of the legislators on his numerous decrees.
judgment
The Chamber
Commission voted overwhelmingly on Oct 30 to
exempt large
of small rentiers and war veterans from the
groups
10%
reductions provided in some of the decrees
as a means
toward
balancing the national budget and bringing the entire French
economy into better balance.
The Premier objected to this
adverse
decision
on
important elements of his plan,
asked to be heard by the Commission.
No date
so
and
far has
been set for the reassembling of
of
trial
now
cannot
Parliament, but the period
long be delayed and sharp debate is
anticipated in November.
f Canadian
occasioned
Mediterranean.
some
signs of Parliamentary opposition, and the outcome of the
ties
dispute.
exchanged by
issue, and the good faith of the Con¬
t
Political
favorable
un¬
Member States
and
French Deflation
in modern warfare, and the scrap ores and alloys of such
Proposal 5, intended to
Liberal
attempting to gain what support
are
representation to any great degree.
be utilized
bian States dependent in large part on their trade with Italy,
Baldwin that the
Nations.
expected to increase their representation from 50 to
Commons.
can
arma¬
The suggestion
perhaps 150, while Liberals probably will not increase their
exports to Italy, the chief exports mentioned being transport
animals, rubber, base metals of all kinds that
as a
League of
not held to
was
is expected to
due losses
also
on a peace
duced by France, calls for a ban by member States of key
metals.
join the
servatives is attacked in
adopted at Geneva
eventuality.
several occasions by Mr.
States
they can
Three additional proposals were
through co-operation with the
program of peace
upon the Italian economy that must follow the
long-projected
The Conservative
old House.
League of Nations, while Great Britain increases her
and had been unable for many
,
to
whe had an enormous ma¬
of the support ordinarily given the Labor
some
Labor leaders
against Ethiopia,
elec¬
an
skilfully
party on thejgsue of peace was appropriated in this manner.
months to obtain credits abroad, owing to the serious effects
war
into
shaped
that peace which all Britons earnestly desire, and it would
prohibited to member States.
of
were
Political events were
campaign.
seem
exports to
the measure
Under
14.
be prorogued
that it would
the House
on
Mr.
party was portrayed by its leaders as the safest guardian of
Proposal No. 2, calling for financial sanctions
was
or
In the course of a debate on foreign policy,
jority of about 400 in the
applied only to
maintained
The
Parliament was called into its
spring.
week before the anticipated date,
the needs of the Conservatives,
number of countries promptly moved to modify
a
Nov. 14.
Oct 25 and the country plunged immediately
previously announced by the
Italy, and
Italy,
the
Baldwin informed
On Oct 11 the committee voted almost unanimously
United States Government.
in
or
autumn session a
Assembly appointed a committee of virtually
munitions quite similar to that
tions
speedy dissolution of
Great Britain moved last month for
implementing sections of the Covenant never before called
Ethiopia.
situation
that favors their cause, the Conservative party leaders of
Italy, and unexampled swiftness was displayed in
against
Election
British
advantage of an international
obvious
assembled in the Mediterranean early , in October,
member States to
use.
outline of an agreement
that the
suggested
step was anticipated, but until the announcement was made
The League
into
the entire Ethiopian
settlement of
for
Some 400,000 tons of British war¬
her fleet
more
against
Geneva
reached,
Taking
the Anglo-French correspondence.
all
at
Tripartite conversations by Great Britain,
Italy
reports
some
was
The upshot of the corre¬
and they remained there throughout
giving
election
Parliament and a national election, to be held
or
were
the
own
unprovoked Italian attacks against
British in the event of
England
its
problem were started in the closing days of October, and!
spondence was an agreement by the French Government to
permit the use <of French
and
France
the French viewpoint in
in
determined moves
the
with
along
viewed
London
in
distinct asset
a
as
sanctions, and the matter assumed less importance
toward
ernment
lations of treaties are involved.
concentration
Election
Parliamentary elections in Canada
on
Oct 14 resulted in
sweeping victory for the Liberal party in that
Dominion,
and it is evident that Mackenzie
King, leader of the Liberals,
soon will replace R. B,
Bennett, the Conservative
a
icader,
Prime
Minister.
There
election, owing to
were
some
the appearance
as
uncertain factors in the
of
two
new
parties of
*
8
radical tendencies, but it seems that old national
for the new groups made little progress.
highly
divisions persisted,
who gained an outstanding
Conservatives,
were
reduced in the election to the
victory in 1930,
The
official Opposition.
'Liberal faction obtained 168 seats in the new Parliament
out of an
aggregate of 245 members, and the party thus will
unquestioned control.
have
Only 41 Conservatives were re¬
turned to Parliament, while the Reconstruction party, which
also is
an
old one in Canada, gained only one seat
parties were the
an
The new
Social Credit group, which recently gained
astounding victory in the Provincial election of Alberta,
Co-operative
the
and
Fears
were
Commonwealth
Federation
party.
entertained during the campaign that the Social
Credit ideas had made progress throughout Canada, but such
apprehensions were dispelled when it appeared that the party
obtained
only 17
seats
in the new Parliament.
The Co¬
operative Commonwealth Federation group gained only eight
seats, and a few independents also were elected.
1
Activity in
Stcei Trade
?
Continues Unabated—Non-Ferrous Metal*
^ Steady—Price* Again Rise
Activity in the steel industry continued to gain during the
October, with finished steel and pig iron prices
of
month
Among the non-ferrous metals, copper and zinc were
stronger in the early part of the month.
The "Iron Age,"
4n its issue of Oct. 31, stated that widespread advances in
pig iron prices, a further upturn in steel production, improved
prospects in the automobile industry and a steadier tone in
the scrap trade have given the iron and steel market renewed
buoyancy after almost two months of virtually unchanged
.operations.; Tin plate production toward the close of October
registered an unexpected rise of five points to 55% of
.capacity. The "Iron Age" composite for finished steel, which
had been unchanged at 2.124c. a pound since July 1934, ad¬
vanced to 2.130c. on Oct. 1 as a result of the $1 a ton rise
In the base price of bars.
The "Iron Age" pig iron com¬
posite, reflecting the rise in Chicago of $1 a ton in this
metal, rose on Oct. 29 from $17.84 to $18.01 a ton; this was the
higher.
first change in the index, aside from a slight adjustment due
to the freight rate increase last spring, since May 11934. The
price of scrap, on the other hand, after rising from $12.75
Lumber Movement Shows Some Seasonal Decline
'i '
"■••••'•'? Xv.
'
•/
the month at the latter figure.
These were the first reces¬
sions in the "Iron Age" index for composite price for scrap
since the second week in June.
•
American
The
Iron
and
Steel
Institute
estimated
the
operating rate of steel companies having 98.2% of the steel
capacity of the industry at 50.8% for the first week of
October (against 48.9% for the last week of September);
for the week beginning Oct. 7 operations were at 49.7% of
capacity; for the following seven-day period at 50.4%; for
the week beginning Oct. 21 at 51.8%, and for the week of
Oct.
28
at
(the 'highest rate reached since Feb. 4,
when
were estimated at 52.8%).
At the close
of October 1934 operations were reported at approximately
25.0% of capacity.
As
51.9%
operations
to non-ferrous
remarked that
metals,
"Metal and Mineral Markets"
the
Italian-Ethiopian .war moves had little
domestic market for* major non-ferrous
metals in the week ended Oct. 2, but that foreign operators
who had been fairly active in a speculative way seemed
nervous over the general situation.
In the following week,
buying of major non-ferrous metals in the domestic and for¬
Influence
on
the
each
received during
business
v•
■
v
••
.
;•
■,
-
".
v/.r { • '/• v. T • \i' -j?
•
■
t' .>'■
/,.
New
Oct. 26, as
of the four weeks of October.
output during the
and
week
ended
reported to the National Lumber Manufacturers Association
than in recent weeks,
by regional associations, were less
shipments in this period rising slightly from the previous
week.
Production during the Oct. 26 week was 18% above
new business
and 10% above shipments.
AH items were
reported by identical mills as considerably in excess of
corresponding week of 1934, production showing greater
gain than either new business or shipments.
Production of
the country, according to estimates, is now running 30 to
35% above the same period of 1934; for the year to date, it
is about the same as last year.
The total 1935 lumber out¬
the
put will, it is estimated, probably exceed that
of 1934 by
about 5%.
During the week ended Oct. 26 a total of 578 mills reported
production of 223,281,000 feet; shipments of 202,213,000 feet,
booked amounting to 189,325,000 feet.
For the
preceding week, 592 mills produced a total of 232,063,000 feet,
shipped 200,759,000 feet, and received orders for 197,778,000
feet,
For the week ended Oct. 12 reports from 597. mills
showed production of 239,642,000 feet, shipments of 203,392,000 feet, and new business of 201,476,000 feet.
For thO
week ended Oct. 5 a total of 585 mills produced 234,123,000
feet, shipped 224,385,000 feet, and received orders for 216,017,000 feet Figures for the four weeks include estimates
of hardwood totals, exact reports being temporarily unavail¬
and orders
able for Southern hardwoods.
.
.
,
Southern cypress, Southern pine and Northern hardwoods
reported both orders and shipments above production during
week ended Oct. 26; total softwood orders were 16%
below production.
All regions but Northern hemlock re¬
ported orders; all but Northern pine and California redwood
reported shipments, and all reported production above corre¬
sponding week of 1934.
Reports from 369 softwood mills on Oct. 26 1935 give un¬
filled orders of 433,612,000 feet and gross stocks of 2,035,404,000 feet. The 361 identical softwood mills report unfilled
orders as 432,385,000 feet on Oct. 26 1935, or the equivalent
of 28 days' average; production, compared with 378,521,000
feet, or the equivalent of 24 days' average production on
the
,
,
similar date
a
to
$12.83 a gross ton on Oct. 1 (the high for the year), de¬
clined td $12.67 on Oct 8 and to $12.58 on Oct 22, closing
:
•.
Production of lumber exceeded shipments and new orders
year
,
ago.
'
Hides, Leather and Footwear
The First National Bank of Boston, in its "New England
Letter," under
markets
as
date of Oct. 30 1935, comments
upon
these
follows:
"With the trade freely predicting a moderate rise in shoe
prices, buyers have shown less hesitation in placing some of
spring commitments.
Reorders for fall and winter
their
are
moderately active and footwear production is near record
levels.
"For
..
some
time
volume
,
distributors
have
strenuously
opposed advances in established retail shoe prices, and this
attitude
has
been
reflected in their cautious purchases of
Since June, however, hide markets have risen
from 3 to 4 cents, leather and other materials have followed,
spring lines.
and
manufacturers'
inventories
of
low-cost
supplies
have
dwindled rapidly.
Faced with either a cut in quality or an
advance in price, of their finished product, an increasing
number of manufacturers have announced moderate
mark¬
for late fall and spring.
Furthermore, there have been
scattered instances of retail price advances, but the move¬
ups
ment
as
yet is not general.
"Supported by
«
:
.
,
•
upturn in general business, heavy Gov¬
ernment purchases and an active retail demand, production
an
eign markets was very active, with prices of copper, zinc and
of footwear continues at a high level.
September output,
lead higher; domestic consumers purchased freely, chiefly
based upon preliminary trade estimates, fell below August
because of the growing firmness of commodity prices in gen-.
but exceeded September a year ago.
If these approximations
Oral and the feeling that producers were not yet satisfied
are realized,
output in the first nine months of the year will
with the levels at which items like copper, lead and zinc
have been the greatest for any similar period since 1922,
were selling.
During the week ended Oct. 16 the market
and perhaps a record.
experienced a quiet spell that seemed to have little influence
"While some in the trade feel that demand now is not so
on the general price structure, lead
returning to its former keen
as it was, a substantial quantity of leather has been
level which was in effect early in the month; copper and
moving at advancing prices during the past few months.
zinc remained firm.
Except for a fair volume of business
Since May consumption has exceeded production of cattle
in lead, the market for major non-ferrous metals in this
hide leather, some sizable business has been booked and
country was rather inactive during the week ended Oct. 23;
stocks of desirable grades are low.
both in copper and zinc, consumers seemed more concerned
"While rising prices have dulled the edge of demand some¬
with absorbing material purchased a short time asu than in
what, tanners' purchases again this month have approxi¬
making new commitments.
For
the
seven
days ended
Oct. 30 demand for lead was in even larger volume than in
the preceding week, sales being above the average; all sellers
regarded the market for lead as firm, though no effort was
made to raise the price;
copper and zinc again passed
through
a quiet period,
at least so far as new business was con¬
cerned, without influencing the price structure.
On Oct. 8
the price of domestic copper was
again advanced, this time
to 9.25c., Valley, the highest price since
May 11931.
This
followed an increase on Sept. 16 last to 9.00c. and an advance
to 8.50c.
(from 8.00c.) on Aug. 19.
Here in New York, Lake
and electrolytic copper showed a further rise in
price, the
former metal advancing on Oct. 8 to
9.37%c. and the latter
to
9.00c.,
gain of %c.
Lead at New York, after rising
from 4.50c. to 4.60c. on Oct. 7, returned to the 4.50c. level
on Oct. 10 and closed the month at this figure.
Zinc at New
York advanced 10 points on Oct. 7 to 5.22%c. and showed no
further change during the remainder of the month.
Tin at
a
-New York moved
at 51.50c.
as
\
irregularly up and down, closing on Oct. 31
compared with 50.25c. a month previous.
mated the current rate of hide production.
The market has
moved into new high ground for the year and is now about
5 to 6c. above levels in October 1934.
Because of the
heavy
Government slaughter last year,
the consistent strength of
the into-sight movement of hides has surprised
many in the
trade.
Nevertheless, the rate of tanners'
wettings is the
highest in the past five years, and raw stocks from January
through August were reduced about 9%."
Grains
After
scoring
sharp
gains during the early part of the
month, prices in domestic wheat markets developed a down¬
ward trend with final levels lower.
The upturn during the
early part of the month was partly due to the strength of
foreign markets and partly to buying predicated on the
possibility that the Italo-Ethiopian dispute might have wide
political ramifications in Europe.
Buying was also stimu¬
lated by the bullish statistical position of wheat in this
country. The official estimates as of Oct. 1 on the domestic
crop
tended to emphasize the tight situation which prevails
MONTHLY
Nov., 1935]
KEVIEW
in supplies of bread wheat east of the Rockies.
days.
ment of Agriculture report, which was
naturally
The Depart¬
based on full thresh¬
ing returns from all sections up to Oct. 1, placed the yield
of spring wheat at 167,000,000 bushels, including 28,000,000
bushels of durum and 139,000,000 bushels of bread wheat,
which with the winter wheat estimate of 432,000,000 bushels
gave a total of 599,000,000 bushels compared with the abnor¬
mally small Meld of 497,000,000 bushels in 1934, Thus with
the carryover from previous crops officially placed at 152,000,000 bushels on July 1, there will be a total of 751,000,000
bushels available for the 1935-1936 season, or about 115,000,000 bushels in excess of theoretical needs.
That latter
includes a large amount of low-test weight wheat which is
unfit for milling purposes and will have to be used for
feed, with the result that, from all practical purposes, the
country has only slightly more milling wheat than will
actually be required.
In part, this deficit of choice wheat
is being made up by imports from Canada, with the proba¬
bility that upwards of 35,000,000 bushels at least will be
taken.
However, as it became more evident that the ItaloEthiopian conflict would remain localized in Ethiopia, de¬
mand slackened and, under pressure of increased offerings,
prices reacted.
There had been considerable buying for
speculative account on the "war scares," and when these subSided, buyers liquidated. ■ Foreign markets also eased, and
official Argentine reports confirmed private advices that
recent rains had
brought important changes in the drought-
stricken agricultural areas
in that country, while the Aus¬
tralian crop was said to be turning out better than expected.
The official Australian forecast placed the crop at about
135,000,000 bushels, practically the same as last year and
15,000,000 bushels above, earlier trade expectations.
While domestic position is statistically firm, it is over¬
about
shadowed by improved foreign crop conditions and Canadian
developments, for the present, at least.
Corn advanced during the early part of the month, and
subsequently reacted, but did not lose all of its gain.
The
1935 crop was officially estimated at 2,213,000,000 bushels,
and while 836,000,000 bushels in excess of the near failure
of last year, the estimate was 349,000,000 bushels below the
1928-1932 average. However, the start of the new crop found
farmers' cribs practically emMy, thus it will require many
millions of bushels to restore the invisible reserve to near
normal.
record
Stocks of
low
corn
in
the visible
are
down to almost
levels.
Consequently, the cash position ruled
very strong.
Despite these conditions, the reaction in wheat
and absence of speculative support prompted increased offer¬
ings, which brought about a reaction in prices. Oats and rye
followed the course of other grains.
However, while oats
ended the month lower, rye showed a slight gain.
In Chicago
the December option for wheat closed on Oct. 31 at
98%c. as
against
the
opening price of $1.00 on Oct. 1.
At Winnipeg
wheat option closed on Oct. 31 at
86%c. as
an
December
against
an opening of 92c.
on Oct. 1.
December corn in
Chicago closed at 58%c. as compared with the opening price
of 57%c. on Oct. 1.
December oats closed at 27c. as against
the opening of 28c. on Oct. 1.
as
December rye closed at 50%c.
compared with the opening price of 50c. on Oct. 1.
Far-Year
Rye
Crop
Control Program Announced by Secretary
of Agriculture Wallace
9
The December position in the "futures" markets was
affected
and
under
selling
pressure
reacted
However, the principal market factor continued to
over the forthcoming Supreme Court de¬
sharply.
be the
nervousness
cision in connection with the AAA.
There is every reason to
believe, nevertheless, that any adverse court decision would
be quickly offset by steps of the Administration to again
regulate sugar production in 1936 and to reduce the Cuban
tariff
if
the
decision automatically puts the tariff
Naturally, faced with all of these difficulties,
it is the general opinion that movements in sugar "futures"
as well as actuals, are likely to be on a relatively limited!
court
back to 1.50c.
scale until
the situation
is clarified.
In the raw market,
purchases on a hand-to-mouth basis.
Sales of raw sugars during the month, which were few and
far between, were reported as follows:
On Oct. 2 at 3.63c.
and 3.65c., both ex-store; on Oct. 4 at 3.68c. ex-store; on
Oct. 9 at 3.20c., January delivery, and at 3.58c., ex-store,
and on Oct. 25 at 3.25c., February delivery.
The wholesale
price for refined sugar was quoted by all refiners at 5.30c.
refiners made
throughout the month.
coffee
,
yx.xyyyxy.
:
Coffee "futures" again fluctuated more or less irregularly
during the month, reflecting the absence of market news and
the quiet conditions in the actual market.
Top-heavy sur¬
pluses continued to accumulate both in Brazil and in the
"mild coffee" producing countries.
As a result, speculative
activities
the
on
limited.
constructive
•
side
,
of
the
market
were
.
,
No.
7 Rio
was quoted on Oct. 31 at
6^ @6%c. against
6%@7c. Sept. 30; 6y2c. Aug. 31; 6%®6%c. July 31; 6*/2@
6%c. June 29; 6%@7%c. May 31; 6%@7c. April 30; 7%c.
March 30;
7%c. Feb. 28; 9%@9%c. Jan. 31; 9y2c. Dec. 31
1934; 9M9%c. Nov. 30; 9}ic. Oct. 31; 9%c. Sept. 20;
9%c. Aug; 31; 9%c. July 31; 9^@9%c. June 30; 10%@10%c.May 31; 10y4c. April 30; 10y2c. March 31; 11c. Feb. 28;
9y2@9%c. Jan. 31, all in 1934.
No. 7 Santos was quoted Oct. 31 at 7%@7%c.
against 7%@
8ysc. Sept. 30; 7y2@7%c. Aug. 31; 7y2c. July 31; 7%@7%c.i
June 29; 7%c. May 31; 7%c.
April 30; 8y>c. March 30; 9c.
Feb. 28; 10@10%c. Jan. 31;
lOtyc. Dec. 31 1934; 10y2@10%c.
Nov. 30; 10%c. Oct. 31; 9%@9%c.
Sept. 29; 10%c. Aug. 31;
10y2c. July 31; 10y8@10%c. June 30; 11c. May 31; 107/8c.
April 28 and March 31; ll%c. Feb. 28; 9%@10c. Jan. 31,
all in 1934.
.
,
438,273 More Bag* of Coffee Shipped by Colombia from
July 1
Oct! 2 a* Compared with Same Period ofl 934
to
Colombia, second only to Brazil in world coffee production,
shipped 1,093,288 bags of coffee between July 1 and
Oct. 12 this year against 655,015 bags
during the similar
1934 period, a gain of 438,273 bags, or
66.9%, according to
advices to the New York Coffee and
Sugar Exchange from
the Federation of Coffee Growers.
An announcement
by
the Exchange, Oct. 21, continued: '
has
f
The
United
States
so
far this
season
has taken
816,333 bags against
bags, or 45.3%, while Europe is
credited with 245,419 bags against but 71,875
bags during the comparable
1934 period, a gain of 173,544
bags, or 241%.
Elsewhere went 31,536
bags against 21,448 bags, a gain of 10,088 bags, or 47%.
561,092
a
year
ago,
a
gain of 254,641
to curtail the production of rye during the
1936 to 1939 was announced on Oct. 18 by Henry A.
Visible Supply of Coffee in United Statt* at
Highett Level Since
Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture.
Under the program, it
is stated, minimum benefit payments of 35c. a bushel on each
producer's farm allotment will be paid by the Agricultural
Adjustment Administration to producers adjusting their
acreage to 75% of their average past harvest.
Secretary
The United States visible supply of
coffee, which on Oct. 17
totaled 1,708,000 bags, is at the highest level since Feb. 14
1934, according to figures released Oct. 17 by the New York
Coffee and Sugar Exchange.
During the last three weeks
A
program
years
Wallace's announcement
It
is
anticipated that in
of their
base
acreage,
said:
many cases
producers will plant
the adjustment is based
as
on
more
harvested, rather than
seeded, acreage.
The
contract
ducers
than 75%
.■
•
provides
that
adjustment
payments
to co-operating
-.
pro¬
to equal the difference between the average farm
price and the
more than 35c. a bushel.
If the difference is more than 35c. a
bushel, the adjustment payment is
to be at least 35c. a bushel on allotments.
are
fair exchange value of rye if this difference is not
Incident to the announcement of Secretary
Wallace, the
AAA issued the following statistics with
respect to rye:
Rye production in the United States this
bushels, compared
with
16,000,000
is estimated at 52,000,000
and the 1928-1932 five-year
year
last year,
average of 39,000,000.
Carryover July 1 was estimated at more than
11,000,000 bushels, and the supplies for the year are estimated to be
slightly
less than 64,000,000.
Domestic requirements are estimated at
32,000,000
annually.
The
average
average
farrii
farm price of
price
for
the
Parity price Sept. 15 1935
rye
was
Sept. 15
on
crop
year
92c.
a
was
1934-1935
36%c.
was
a
bushel.
7l.3c.
a
The
bushel.
bushel.
nerv¬
The
impending Supreme Court decision involving the
constitutionality of the Agricultural Adjustment Act intro¬
duced
many uncertainties into the future of sugar that
many preferred to close out outstanding contracts.
Further¬
more,
so
the Agricultural Adjustment Administration,
anticipat¬
ing a very tight situation for the end of the year, took action
during the month to permit refiners to withdraw excess
quota
raw sugar from bond for use in December.
The news came
in the form of an interpretation of a section of the
Agricul¬
tural Ad justment Act, which provides that refiners
may with¬
draw from bond provided the sugar is
replaced within 30
visible supplies have increased 396,000
bags,
Exchange on Oct. 17 stated;
The
principal
increase
has
been
in
Brazilian
ago,
a
gain
Brazilian"
are
in
to-day
365,000 on
now
T
ments
total
afloat for the United
254,000
Crude rubber showed
the month.
against
The
811,000 bags against 557,000 bags three weeks
bags, or 45%.
Stocks of coffee "other than
395,000 against 390,000, an increase of less than 2%.
of
are
30%.
growths, the
including 502,000 bags of Brazilian coffee in fitock
a gain of 137,000 bags, or 38%, while coffees
Sept. 26,
States from Brazil
or
<
a
Rubber
rising tendency during most of
Prime moving factors
were
the
war
develop¬
the
Mediterranean, including the possibility • of
closing the Suez Canal and the tightening export restric¬
tions in the Far East.
Higher shipping costs and uncon¬
firmed
rumors of Italian purchases of rubber in
the Amer¬
ican market also helped to advance
quotations, as did the
announcement
that
the Dutch East Indies Government
planned
to buy export coupons to the amount of 20,000
tons, and a 24% increase in the United States September con¬
sumption of crude rubber.
Sugar
After ruling comparatively firm during the
early part of the
month, sugar "futures" reacted and recovered part of the loss
toward the end, with the market generally more or less
ous.
Feb. 14 1934
A mild interruption in the pro¬
developed in the closing week of
result of profit-taking and in sym¬
tracted advance of prices
the month, largely as a
pathy with the easier trend in other commodity markets.
The undertone, however, remained
steady, in consequence of
the continued improvement in the statistical
position and
because of
liberal
buying on the part of tire makers.
for spot. delivery were.
quoted at
13 %c.' asked on Oct. 31 against 1115/16c. asked on
Sept. 30;
ll%c. asked on Aug. 31; 12%c. asked July 31; 12 7/16c.
asked June 29; 12 3/16c.
asked\on May 31; ll%c. asked
April 30; ll%c. asked on March 30; 12%c. Feb. 28 ; 12%c.
Bibber
more
smoked sheets
asked
on
Jan. 31; 13%c. asked Dec. 31 1934; 13
3/16c. asked
Nov. 30; 13c. asked on Oct. 31; 14%c. bid and 14
3/16c.
asked
on Sept. 29; 15%c. asked on
Aug. 31; 14 ll/16c. asked
July 31; 14%c. asked June 30; 12*4c. asked May 31; 13%c.
asked
on
on
[I,);,!i-:
V
Textiles
Considerable activity at
first continued to reign in the
trades, but adverse weather conditions later in the
proved a material handicap.
Especial! ~ was this
noticeable in retail trade, with the apparel lines bearing
the brunt of the slackening pace in sales caused by the unseasonally mild temperatures prevailing in wide sections of
the country.
Wholesale trading continued brisk during the
larger part of the period under review, with numerous price
advances being announced and with buying activities on the
textile
,
part of jobbers assuming major dimensions.
In the closing
days of the month, however, the more pronounced reluctance
of retailers to cover forward requirements caused a slowing
Cotton'
price demands.
Hopes were held out, however, that the
advent of -more seasonal and colder weather would quickly
retail
and
confidence, both on the part of whole¬
merchants.
Raw
firmness.
considerable
showed
first
cotton in October
Later the market
at
re¬
acted, but the closing was again steady. Chiefly responsible
the early strength was heavy foreign buying due to
for
fears of a
spreading of the African war clouds. An easing
tension and a sharp seasonal increase in the
in the foreign
crop
movement favored by clear weather in the belt later
resulted in
a
reaction which became more accentuated when
the Government crop report, released on Oct 8, disclosed a
smaller
reduction in the
estimated
total
for
the present
middling
than
had
been
^
excess
spot cotton
on
the
10 spot cotton
markets
for
a
representative
The tax may not be less than 5c. per pound of lint cotton.
period.
The AAA also
announced, Oct. 22, that the transfer price
tax-exemption certificates issued under the Act to
producers has been lowered from 5c. to 4c. per pound,
effective Oct. 21.
The exemption certificates permit the
of cotton
ginning and sale tax free of the quantity of cotton repre¬
sented by them, the; Administration said.
Producers hold¬
ing certificates in excess of their actual production may
transfer them to other producers who have grown cotton
in excess of their allotments.
in the demand, and the more cautious feeling of buyers
itself also in greater resistance to the "higher
result in a return of
operation
1934.
\yof the allotments under the Act is subject to
which is 50% of the average central market price of %-inch
produced in
the ginning tax,
Petroleum and Its Products
manifested
salers
in
a
operation since April 21
month
up
continued
was
vote for continuance by 89.5% of the cotton pro¬
participated in the referendum last December, has been in
who
ducers
;N
which
Act,
following
year
crop
1934.
Bankhead
The
April 30; 11 l/16c. asked on March 29; 10%c. asked
Feb. 28; 10c. asked Jan. 31, all in
Upward revision of crude oil prices in California featured
developments in the petroleum industry during October.
A
split-price schedule was established, however, due to the fact
that the original advances posted by Union Oil Co. on Oct. 26
averaged 55c. a barrel, while Standard Oil Co. of California
posted advances of only 6 to 30c. a barrel on Oct. 31.
The sharp mark-ups posted by Union Oil were followed
on Oct. 28 by an announcement that the Shell Oil Co., West
Coast subsidiary of Shell Union Oil, would meet the new
schedule.
The revisions not only restored prices in all;
fields to the levels prevailing prior to the August cut, but
327- 1629857
in
instances lifted them 5c.
some
a
barrel above the previous
Other major units followed Standard's schedule.
level.
anticipated.
Reviving fears of an adverse decision by the
Supreme Court on the Agricultural Adjustment Act also
depressed sentiment.
In the third week of the month the
market strengthened again, primarily because of reports of
threatening killing frost which, however, proved unfounded.
After another slight setback, prices again rallied when re¬
newed predictions of freezing weather made their appear¬
ance, and also in consequence of private estimates forecast¬
ing another moderate reduction in the probable crop total
from the October figure of 11,464,000 bales.
Spot cotton here
in New York was 11.05c. on Oct. 1, from which point it rallied
to 11.40c. Oct. 2.
After moderate fluctuations the price
reacted to 11.15c. Oct. 21, but subsequently recovered with
the quotation 11.40c. Oct 31.
Trading in print cloths, fol¬
lowing a spurt of buying during the early days of the month,
quieted down considerably, chiefly as a result of the slower
oil
in
announcing its advance, "a great deal of effort has been
made and a high percentage of the producers of the State
have indicated a desire to co-operate in balancing supply
movement of goods in distributive channels, due to adverse
therein.
weather conditions.
64x60's
Print cloth
at Fall
River for 28-inch
Oct. 31.
The
price of 27-inch cloth 60x64's was 4%@5c. Oct. 31 asfigainst
5c. Sept. 30.
Osnaburgs were 10%c. Oct 31 compared with
10%c. Sept. 30.
The report of the Census Bureau, issued
Oct. 14, and covering the month of September, showed that
cotton consumption in the United States was proceeding
at an active rate, although the comparison with last year
should take into account that the general textile strike was
then in full swing.
The amount consumed in September was
given as 449,126 bales of lint and 61,127 bales of linters,
compared with 408,410 bales of lint and 57,866 bales of linters
in August and only 294,696 bales of lint and 53,913 bales of
linters in September 1934.
The woolen goods market, following an early period of
active trading, slowed down perceptibly, in line with other
textile divisions.
Prices, however, held very firm, reflecting
the fact that most producers are well supplied with orders
for some time to come. New spring lines of women's fabrics
were well received,
with sports type goods continuing to
was
4%c.,
at
which
price it stood
attract most attention.
I
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were quoted Oct. 31
at $2.20@$2.25 against $2.05@$2.10 Sept. 30;
$1.72@$1.79
Aug. 31; $1.50@$1.64 July 81; $1.36@$1.41 June 30; $1.35@
$1.40 May 81; $1.36@$1.41 April 30; $1.32@$1.37 March 30;
$1.39@$1.44 Feb. 28; $1.40@$1.45 Jan. 31; $1.46@$1.51
Dec. 31 1934; $1.30@$1.35 Nov. 30; $1.16@$1.21 Oct. 31 and
on
Sept. 29; $1.08@$1.13 Aug. 31; $1.05@$1.10 July 31;
$1.14@$1.19 June 29 ; $1.18@$1.23 May 31; $1.22% @$1.27%,
April 30; $1.33@$1.38 March 31; $1.45@$1.50 Feb. 28; $1.55
@$1.60 Jan. 31, all in 1934.
In the case
of the 20-22 deniers Japanese crack double
quoted at $2.08@$2.13 Oct. 31 against $1.93@$1.98
Sept. 30; $1.70@$1.75 Aug. 31; $1.51@$1.56 July 31; $1.30@
$1.35 June 30; $1.33@$1.38 l&ay 31; $1.32@$1.37 April 30;
$1.31@$1.36 March 30; $1.40@$1.45 Feb. 28; $1.36@$1.41
Jan. 31; $1.43@$1.48 Dec. 31 1934; $1.28@$1.33 Nov. 30;
$1*10@$1.15 Oct. 31; $1.07@$1.12 on Sept. 29 and Aug. 31;
$0.99@$f°.04 July 31; $1.11@$1.16 June 29; $1.16@$1.21
May 31; $1.14@$1.19 April 30; $1.25@$1.30 March 31; $1.40
extra
were
@$1.45 Feb. 28; $1.52@$1.57 Jan. 31, all in 1934.
problem of overproduction of crude
solved," Standard of California said,
"Although the
been
not
has
with
demand."
the
In the belief that this
basis
objective
may
be accomplished
on
of better
prices, the company's new schedule of
prices is placed in effect.
At the same time, it cannot be
hoped to maintain crude oil prices unless prices for products
a
derived from the crude support them.
For that reason the
company's selling prices for gasoline have been advanced
to bring some balance and stability in what has been a very
demoralized and unsound market.
oil
The stabilization of the
business,
California's major industry, is of the highest
importance to the prosperity of this State and to all business
The
crude
new
prices
(per barrel)
established In three
major fields in the State by Standard of California follow:
Signal
Santa Fe Kettleman
Hill
Gravity
14-23.9
$.75
Springs
21-26.9—
III
$.73
25—.
.78
26
.79
.74
.81
.75
29
.82
.77
30.
.83
.78
—
Advances of 51 to 72c.
a
barrel
man
Hills schedule under the
new
prices in this field
a
Santa Fe Kettleman
Springs
$.79
...
34.
.80
with
Hill
".77
24..—
28—
Signal
Hills Gravity
'
2c. advance
on
are
...
.82
$.81
.83
.83
.85
.84
.86
'
...
Hills
.81
.86
.87
.87
.89
.88
.90
were
made in the Kettle¬
posting by Union Oil. The
a barrel on 33 gravity oil,
$1.22 being
advance of 3c. on each higher
new
$1.13
each gravity to 36.9 gravity,
posted for 37 gravity, with an
gravity to $1.28 on 39.9 gravity.
In the
Signal Hill field, Union's increases ranged from
to; 67c. a barrel.
The company's new posting listed a
price of 75c. a barrel for 14 gravity and 77c. for 17 gravity,
with a 2c. lift on each high gravity to 19.9 gravity.
A price,
of 84c. was posted for 20 gravity, with an advance of 3c. on
each higher gravity to 30.9, which is now held at $1.14 a
12
barrel.
The Union oilboosts
ranged from 18 to 95c. in the Santa
Springs fielo^the schedule disclosed. The new prices
there are 75c. for 21 gravity, 79c. on 22 gravity, 82c. on 23
gravity, with a 4c. advance on each higher degree to 25.0;
93c. is posted for 26 gravity, 97c. on 27 gravity, with a 3c.
advance on each higher gravity to 32.9; $1.16 is posted for
33 gravity, with a 4c. increase on each higher gravity to
$1.36 on 38 degrees.
Huntington Beach prices were moved
up to 73c. and $1.12, respectively, from the former levels of
Fe
65 and 43c.
Showing interest in trade circles with the increases in
California, however, were the conferences held in New York
by representatives of Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, Stand¬
ard Oil Co. of
California, Shell Union Oil Co., Shell Trans¬
port & Trading, and Anglo-Iranian Oil Co.
No official
announcement of the result of the conference—called to con¬
sider the allotment of the production of the
newly-developed
Bahrein Island properties of Standard of California in the
Gulf of Persia and
Cotton
Ginning Tax Under
5,45 Cents per Pound
The
Oct.
Agricultural
22, that 10.90c.
Bankhea^Act Reduced from 9* to
by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace
Adjustment Administration announced,
per pound
had been determined by Sec¬
retary of Agriculture Wallace as
cotton
on
the average price of lint
the 10 designated spot cotton markets for a repre¬
sentative period, as the base for determining the rate of the
tax on the ginning of cotton under the Bankhead Act.
This
determination by the Secretary of Agriculture, under the
Soviet oil production—was made.
understood, however, that the world oil companies
are
becoming increasingly alarmed by the trend toward Gov¬
ernment monopolies of the petroleum industry in certain
European and Asiatic nations. The gain in new legislation
requiring the oil companies operating in the various coun¬
tries to build refining facilities and maintain six months' or
longer supplies of crude and refined products for the possible
needs of the respective countries has brought the matter to a
It
was
head, it
Act, automatically fixes the new tax rate at 5.45c. per pound
of lint cotton as compared with 6c. heretofore.
The new rate
was indicated.
The world oil units, it was under¬
stood, felt that their best defense against such practices was
to obtain control of the few remaining free available
supply
became effective as of Oct. 21.
sources
The AAA stated;
of crude in the world.
MONTHLY
Nov., 1935]
It
of the Bahrein Island area and of
the
surplus oil stocks of the Soviet which normally are
freely offered in world trade, they would be in an excel¬
lent position to defend themselves against all possible con¬
tingencies.
With such control of crude supplies, it was
argued, they need not fear Government seizure of their re¬
fineries or the establishment of Government monopolies in
much
as
E. W. Marland,
felt, according to reports, that should they obtain
was
control of the production
they would coptrol the crude supplies without
as
the
Interstate
address
Governor of Oklahoma and Chairman of
Oil
Compact
the convention
on
Commission,
is
scheduled
inter-State oil compacts.
to
Other
speakers include E. O. Thompson, Chairman of the Texas
Railroad Commission, who will talk on the purpose and
operation of laws prorating production of oil among fields,
pools and wells to balance output and demand, and Charles
S. Jones, President of the California Oil & Gas Association,
who will speak upon
Axtell
which the refineries or the monopolies could not operate.
Negotiations with the Soviet Government looking forward
its exportable sur¬
11
KEVIEW
conditions in the California oil industry.
Byles, President of the American Petroleum
will review the progress of the oil industry in
J.
Institute,
and
technical
other problems
and
in
overcoming
to contracting for the purchase of all of
solving
plus and the reaching of an agreement with Standard of
California to take over the output of its Bahrein Island
handicaps through its 76 years of existence in the United
States.
The new marketing code, developed under the spon¬
The grip that
realized when
the Standard
sorship of the American Petroleum Institute, will be ex¬
plained by C. E. Arnott, Vice-President of the Socony-Vacuum
Oil Co., Inc., and Vice-President of the A, P. I. Baird Markham, of the American Petroleum Industries Committee, will
reported currently under way.
give the allied companies is
it is remembered that Royal Dutch-Shell and
Oil Co. of New Jersey control crude output
properties
are
such deals would
East Indies.
•
in the Dutch
talk
•
.
A
the tax situation.
on
new
Chairman for the Federal Tender Board in East
The Anglo-Iranian Oil Co.—controlled by the British Gov¬
ernment—owns the entire production of Iran, while in South
Texas
America
virtually all oil fields are under the
control of either Standard of New Jersey or Royal Dutch-
mer
Shell.
West announced.
and
Mexico
The latter two also own the Irak
concessions, with
was
Norman
L.
ton
Thomas G.
The status of the American oil
trade
In relation to the
Italian Government under the embargo declared by President
Roosevelt
on
materials
war
in
concordance
with
the
President
shortly
Roosevelt
afterward,
at
a
conference in Washington
forth the comment that no
press
brought
specific ruling would be made until the need
Standard of
as
New
Jersey
was
concerned,
arose.
the
As far
President
added, they were doing a normal business with their Italian
subsidiary, and this called for no action by the American
Government.
"An Italian
subsidiary of Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey,
Pel Petrolio," Mr. Teagle's
statement said, "has been marketing petroleum products in
Italy for more than 40 years." "The company," it continued,
"has not been approached with any suggestions that it
restrict regular shipments to its Italian subsidiary, and he
saw no reason under existing conditions to-day to interfere
the
Societa
Itala-Americana
with the regular commercial business which has been carried
on in Italy."
By-laws adopted at the mid-month meeting of the Inter¬
state Oil Compact Commission in Oklahoma City gave virtual
control of the Commission to Texas.
Oklahoma, original sponsor of the inter-State com¬
pact program, is still Chairman of the Commission, the by¬
laws insure control to Governor Allred of Texas and/or his
representatives on the board.
In adopting the by-laws, the Commission also authorized
Governor Marland to set up four permanent committees to
study, respectively, oil conservation, co-ordination, consump¬
that
all
oil
States
use
the
mates of indicated crude
The Commission also urged
Bureau
of
Mines
oil market demand
monthly esti¬
as
a
basis for
determining monthly allowables.
The by-law, which gave Texas, consistent opponent of
any
Federal control over the oil inustry and the State which
prevented the fulfilment of the original purpose of the interState compact plan as a means of insuring stable
prices,
control over the Commission, provides that a vote on all
questions coming before the Commission shall be by affirma¬
tive vote of a majority of State representatives, with con¬
curring approval by a majority of States in interest, their
rating being based upon the decimal percentage of daily
production during the last half-year, in proportion to the
daily average production of all signatory States for the
same
1,000,000
daily
aver¬
of 500,000 barrels for Oklahoma, the largest of the other
States in the agreement, it is readily recognized that this
clause insures working control of the Commission for Gov¬
ernor Allred.
E. O. Thompson, Chairman of the Texas Rail¬
age
road
Commission, who attended the meeting as a representa¬
tive of Governor Allred, introduced the by-law.
In addition to Mr. Thompson, others
attending the meet¬
ing included Homer Hoch, Chairman of the Kansas Corpora¬
tion Commission, representing
Governor A. L.
Landon;
L.
Bell, representing Governor Horner of Illinois;
Bretschneider, representing Governor Johnson of Colo¬
rado, and Hiram Dow, representing Governor Clyde
H C.
of
Tingley
New Mexico.
inter-State
California, which has not yet joined the
compact plan, did not have a representative at
the meeting.
Announcement
Killiher
Petroleum Administrative
the
was
Board.
named
has resigned.
An increase of 36,075 barrels in the daily allowable crude
oil production for Texas for November was ordered by the
Railroad Commission.
The new total was set at 1,047,165
barrels.
Under the new orders, East Texas will remain at
2.8% of the potential for one hour, this allowing the field
to operate at a daily average of 425,000 barrels.
Oklahoma
Corporation Commission officials set the November allow¬
able there at 492,000 barrels, off 900 barrels, and in line
with the total recommended by the Bureau of Mines.
An increase of 15c.
a barrel in Pennsylvania grade crude
prices was posted late in the month by the South £enn
Oil Co.
The new price for Southwest Penn Pipe Line is
$1.87; for Eureka, $1.82, and for Buckeye, $1.67. Tide Water
Pipe, Ltd., made a similar advance in Bradford and Alle¬
gany
to $2.15 a barrel.
Corning grade crude was not
changed. A 5c. a barrel advance was posted by both com¬
panies on Sept 6.
oil
Price changes posted during the month follow;
Oct. 26—Union Oil Co of California to-day posted advances averaging
55 cents a barrel in all California fields.
Oct. 28-—Shell OU, West Coast operating subsidiary of the Shell Union
Oil Co., met the advances instituted by Union Oil in California crude prices.
Oct. 29—South Penn Oil increased Pennsylvania grade crude 15 cents
a
barrel to $1.87 for Southwest Penn Pipe Line; $1.82 for Eureka and $1.67
for Buckeye.
a
Tidewater Oil, Ltd.. lifted Bradford and Allegany 15 cents
barrel to $2.15.
Sharp mark-ups in retail gasoline prices in southern and
California by Standard Oil Co. of California on
the final day of the month were met by other units and
the service station price structure of motor fuel on the West
Coast started a swing back to "normal" levels.
A steady contra-seasonal decline in gasoline stocks
during
northern
October
shown
in trade reports.
October demand for
estimated at about 10% above the abnormal
total reached in the like month last year when widespread
price wars were reflected in sharply increased consumption.
was
gasoline
was
£ Stocks
of finished
gasoline
were
off
approximately
1,815,000 barrels during the month, despite the fact that
refineries and cracking units in the industry were
running
at midsummer levels.
The total at the close of the month
of 41,163,000 barrels (on Oct. 26) compared with 42,976,000
barrels at the end of September, according to statistics
pub¬
lished by the American Petroleum
oil prices
Fuel
markets
in
New
Institute.
York and
strengthened toward
the
in
end
the
of
the stimulus of the normal seasonal rise in
time of the year.
east of the Rocky
New
England
the month
under
demand at this
Retail gasoline price changes were limited,
Mountains, all markets showing a contra-
seasonal firmness.
period.
In as much as Texas has averaged better than
barrels of crude oil daily for months, against a
William
a
While Governor Mar-
land of
tion, and imports and exports.
as
Acting Director of Federal
Tender Agency No. 1.
C. L. Waterbury, former Texas and
Oklahoma oil operator, was elected to the Federal Tender
Board, replacing M. C. McCorquodale of Houston, Tex., who
neu¬
trality law passed by the recent Congress was clarified
during the month. Walter C. Teagle, President of Standard
of New Jersey, announced in New York on Oct. 18 that the
industry, for which he acted as spokesman, did not intend
any change in its relations with its Italian business until
officially ordered to do so by the State Department.
Mr. Teagle's statement, when brought to the attention of
James A. Frear, for¬
Meyers, Under-Secretary of the Interior, Mr.
Mr. Meyers was transferred to Washing¬
member of
the exception of a 25%
ment.
share held by the French Govern¬
Thus, a brief review of the holdings of the com¬
panies conferring indicates the working" control over all
available world crude oil supplies that they hold.
named during the month.
Congressman from Wisconsin, was appointed to replace
.
.
of
the
annual
meeting of the American
Petroleum Institute, to be held in Los Angeles from
Nov. 11
to 14, with lists of the major speakers, was made
early in the
month by the trade institute,
*
V
bulk gasoline markets held
The
at their high points for
In the mid-continent, at times during the month,
a scarcity of high-power gasoline was
reported.; The price
level for all grades held around the year's high.
Increased
foreign demand pushed the export market in the Gulf Coast
area up to 5%c., the 1935 high, during the
month, and the
peak level was maintained during most of the month.
In New York an advance of *4c. a gallon to
6%c. was
posted by Hartol Products Corp. late in the month." None
of the major units met the advance, which
pared the differ¬
ential between the independent's level and the
majors to
%c. against %c. formerly. The advance also affected Boston
and Philadelphia.
The trend of refined petroleum products prices
during the
month is shown in the following compilation of
representa¬
tive changes throughout the country.
the year.
Oct. 2—Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. advanced third-grade gasoline 3 cents a
gallon at Boston to 15 M cents, taxes included.
Oct. 3—The Colonial-Beacon Oil Co., subsidiary of Standard of
Jersey,
advanced tank-car and terminal prices of No.
J£-cent
a
gallon to 5 cents at Everett, Mass.
1 heating oil and range oil
12
8—Pennsylvania lubricant prices advanced, bright stock moving
Oct.
up
MONTHLY
'■'
Southern
California
to
10 y,
a
gallon
Treasury notes of one to five-year maturity declined
0.77% from the September high of 1.03%.
The details of the sales of Treasury bills sold on a dis¬
on
to
count basis are
11J4 cents and 13 y cents gallon,
cents,
given in the following tables:
premium grades, respectively.
taxes included, for third, regular and
J
were
':U:iv
:/V.u-.r ;'V\
Oct. 9—Shell Oil Co. cut service station prices of gasoline 1 cent
i
in
:
Neutral oils also
M cent a gallon to 18H cents for 25 pour test.
advanced y cent.
REVIEW
Bills
Oct. 10—Gulf Coast prices of gasoline for export rose y cent a gallon
to 6H to 5 J4 cents a
Oct. 11—Major oil companies
posted
a
cut of 1 y cents
gasoline prices in Ontario, east of Fort William.
Oct. 12—AH major companies met the 1-cent a
8 cents
a
new
scale of 10 lA cents for
a
gallon in retail
v
gallon cut in retail gasoline
prices in southern California posted by Shell Oil Co.
under the
Dated
Offered
Mature
,
,
.
Amount of
Subscrip¬
Offering
tions
gallon.
Sept. 26 1935
Oct.
Sept. 26 1935
2 1935
July
1 1936
Oct.
2 1935
Oct.
3 1935
Oct.
I 9 1935
Oct.
3 1935
Oct.
9 1935
Mar. 16 1936
Oct.
10 1935
Oct.
16 1935
Mar. 16 1936
July
Mar. 16 1936
159 days
July
273 days
152 days
8 1936
Independents cut
Oct.
10 1935
Oct.
16 1935
third-grade, taxes included to 7 and
Oct.
17 1935
Oct.
23 1935
Mar. 16 1936
Oct.
171935
Oct.
23 1935
July 22 1936
gallon in a few scattered stations in Los Angeles.
Oct. 19—A cut of 1 cent a gallon in the service station price of gasoline
273 days
166 days
15 1930
273 days
145 days
Oct.
24 1935
Oct.
30 1935
Mar. 16 1936
273 days
138 days
Oct.
24 1935
Oct.
30 1935
July
273 days
29 1936
$50,000,000 $161,318,000
50,000,000 108,794,000
50,000,000 170,699.000
50,000,000
145,025,000
50,000,000 193,039,000
50,000,000 193,452,000
50,000,000 288,950,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
50.000,000
186,248,000
189,802,000
142,391,000
in Des Moines lowered the "pump" price to 17.3 cents a gallon, taxes in¬
cluded.
•
Premium gasoline was cut the same amount to
included.
Some Companies cut
included.
,
19.3 cents, taxes
gallon was posted in Pennsylvania
-
Sept. 26 1935
Sept. 26 1935
3 1935
3 1935
gallon at New York, Boston and Philadelphia to 6H cents a gallon.
Oct*
10 1935
Petroleum Products and
Oct.
10 1935
30—Socony-Vacuum Oil, Shell Eastern
prices %
Richfield Oil advanced New York and Providence tank-car kerosene prices
y cent to 5 cents
a
gallon for 41-43 water white.
made by the three companies in No. 1 heating
y cent to 3 H cents
Oct.
a
oil
No. 4 oil
was
30—Socony-Vacuum
Oct. 31—Standard Oil Co.
17 1935
Oct.
24 1935
lifted
Oct.
24 1935
Oil lowered
its retail price for
gasoline at
of California posted advances of 3 cents a
The company lifted prices in the northern part of the State 1 cent on third-
grade and 1H cents on premium and regular grade for service station
postings.
Oct. 31—-Standard Oil Co. of California posted advances of
barrel in crude oil prices in the State,
FINANCING
6 to 30 cents
effective Nov. 1.
OF
THE
U.
5.
TREASURY
Oct. 11 closed the subscription books
for'the offering of 2%% bonds of .1945-1947 in exchange for
Fourth-called Fourth Liberty Loan 4%% bonds aggre¬
gating $1,243,000,000, Acting Secretary of the Treasury
T. Jefferson Coolidge announced on Oct. 17 the final sub¬
scription figures on the conversion of this fourth portion of
the Fourth Libertys, saying that about $998,090,050 of
the issue, or about 80% of the amount included in the fourth
and final call, had been exchanged.
Of this total, $429,180,000 were exchanged for the 1 lA% notes and $568,910,050
for the 2%% bonds.
With this operation, the principal feature of the month
for the Treasury, the refunding of the war debt was com¬
pleted by the Treasury. Within two years the Treasury
refunded more than $6,000,000,000 of the Fourth Liberty
Loan, the largest of the war loans, and nearly $2,000,000,000
of the First Liberty Loan.
After these operations were
out of the way, the Treasury was left with no further matur¬
on
ities of Government bonds in the next five years.
of the
Treasures long-dated obligations are not
mature
Most
due to
for*mQue than eight years, with many having more
than ten
yehrs^to
run.
Of the
$8,201,000,000 of Liberty Loan issues called by the
Treasury since the retirement program was inaugurated
on Oct. 12 1933, a total of $5,059,000,000, or 61.7%, has
been exchanged for new bonds; $1,889,000,000, or 23.0%,
has been exchanged for new notes, and $1,253,000,000, or
15.3%, have been or are to be redeemed in cash. So far as
the volume of cash redemptions went, the successive refundings went progressively less well. Out of the $1,880,000,000 of Fourth Libertys for which the redemption call
went out on Oct. 12 1933, only $176,000,000, or 9.4%, had
to be paid off in cash.
The average amount paid off in
cash on the five refunding operations was 15.3%, with the
worst showing of all on the fourth and final tranche of
Fourth Libertys, namely,19.7%.
With the Oct. 15 refunding cared for, Mr. Coolidge de¬
clared, according to Washington advices, that he saw "no
indication of new Treasury financing in the near future aside
from the usual weekly bill issues'
The Treasury came in
October to rely still more heavily on its weekly bill offerings,
for new issues exceeded maturities by $250,000,000.
In
all, the Treasury sold five $50,000,000 bill issues, all of which
Will mature on March 16 1936.
Mr, Coolidge explained on
Oct. 21 thatrthe Treasury expected to pay off these bill issues
out of income tax
receipts
on
the maturity date.
"March 16," said he, "is our biggest tax-payment date,
and we plan to pay off those bills out of the tax receipts.
We think it (the March income-tax revenue), will be bigger
than last year.
Corporations are earnings more money."
He remarked that, by thus paying off the bill issues out of
tax
receipts, the Treasury would counteract the influence of
tax payments toward pulling down bank reserves.
October was in many ways a more comfortable month for
the Treasury.
The decline in its outstanding issues, which
became rather severe along about the third week of Sep¬
tember, was ended and in the next month about half of the
lost ground was regained.
In spite of the increased volume
of discount bills outstanding, the Oct. 30 issue of 273-day
bills fetched an average price of 0.169%, compared with one
of 0.253 % on the Oct. 2 issue.
From Sept. 28 to Oct. 26 the
average market price of ten United States Treasury bond
issues recovered from 2.79% to 2.74%,
The average yield
Price
Yield
Maturing
Issue of
$50,003,000
99.808
108,794,000
170,699,000
145,025,000
193,039,000
50,107,000
50,006.000
50,025,000
50,205,000
99.912
0.191%/
99.924
0.171%'
99.823
0.233%/
99.939
0.144%!
193,452,000
288,950,000
50,111,000
50,830,000
50,030,000
50,325,000
99.845
0.205%/
99.956
0.10$%
99.961
0.101%
50,046,000
99.872
1 0.169%/
186,248,000
189,802.000
142.391,000
0.253% 1
■
0.177%/
99.865
$50,063,000
50,021,000
50,013,000
60,009,000
50,013,000
NEW
SECURITY
ISSUES
AND
DIVIDENDS
IN
OCTOBER
taxes included
gallon on third-grade and 334 cents on premium and regular grade in the
Treasury
Average
Accepted
$161,318,000
17 1935
Oct.
service station price of gasoline in the Los Angeles area, effective Nov. 1.
The
Amount
Hons
gallon, tank-car, at New York.
Portland, Me., iy cents a gallon to 1534 cents
THE OCTOBER
Oct.
was
A similiar advance
Subscripi :i--r
;
Oct.
."Oct.
a
Offered
Oct.
Oct. 30—Hartol Products Corp. advanced tank-car gasoline
cent a
Bills
:i
Oct. 29—An advance of H cent a
bright stock and neutral oils.
To Redeem
third-grade 1 cent to 16.3 cents, taxes
„
New
financing in the domestic market showed a modest
decline in volume as compared with that of September but
exceeded by far the total for the same period one year ago.
Public utility offerings again constituted the greater portion
of the month's emissions with industrial issues next in order,
followed by offerings of State and municipal governments.
The Anaconda Copper Mining Co. was conspicuous in so far
as it undertook the
largest piece of financing during October,
through the issuance of $55,000,000 4>£% sinking fund
debentures, priced at 98^ and interest, and due on Oct. 1
1950.
In the utility group, the Illinois Bell Telephone Co.
placed on the market an issue of 1st & ref. mtge. 3%%
bonds, series B, in the amount of $45,000,000. The bonds
were priced at
1023^ and interest and become due on Oct. 1
1970.
Below we give the larger offerings for October:
PUBLIC
UTILITY FINANCING
$45,000,000 Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc.
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.; The First Boston Corp.; Brown Hairiman & Co., Inc.
and Edward B. Smith & Co., on Oct. 16 offered at 10234 and
int. $45,000,000 1st & ref. mtge. 3y% bonds, series B, due
Oct. 1 1970.
Electric & Power Co.-—Stone & Webster and
Blodget, Inc.; The First Boston Corp.; Brown Harriman &
Co., Inc.: Blyth & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Bonbright &.Co.,Inc.; W. C. Langiey & Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.,
Inc.; Lehman Brothers; White, Weld & Co.; W. E. Hutton
& CO.: H. M. Byllesby & Co., Inc. and Scott & StringfeUow,
offered at 101y and int. $37,500,000 1st & ref. mtge. bonds,
series A 4%, due Nov. 1 1955.
37,500,000 Virginia
26,000,000 Columbus Ry., Power & Light Co.—As part of a refunding
operation to simplify its debt structure, public offering of
$26,000,000 1st mtge. & coH. trust bonds, 4% series due 1965,
was made on Oct. 30 through an underwriting
group headed
by The First Boston Corp. and DiUon, Read & Co.
The
bonds were priced at 101H and interest.
Other members of
the offering group were; Mellon Securities Co.; Bonbright &
Co., Inc.; Field, Glore & Co.; Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.;
Otis & Co.; Bitter & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; BancOhlo
Securities Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co. and Edward B. Smith
&
Co.
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235,225.4 shs. Cleveland
Electric Illuminating Co.—Public offering
235,225.4 shares of preferred stock, $4.50
series, through an underwriting group headed by DiUon, Read
& Co.
The shares were priced at $102.75 plus accrued divi¬
dends from Oct. 1 to date of delivery.
Associated with Dillon,
Read & Co. in the offering were The First Boston Corp.;
Brown Harriman & Cm, Inc.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Blyth
& Co., Inc.; Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc.; Goldman,
Sachs & Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Hayden, Miller & Co. and
W. E. Hutton & Co.
The offering consisted of 152,817
shares to be purchased from the company and 82,408.4 shares
from North
American Edison
Co., a parent organization,
which became the holder of these shares as a result of the
was
made Oct. 29 of
recent reclassification of the common shares of the company.
To the extent of these 82,408.4 shares, the offering does not
represent financing on the part of the company.
$20,000,000 Dayton Power.& Light Co.—Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc.;
W. E. Hutton & Co.; Edward B. Smith & Co.; Bonbright &
Co., Inc.; Brown Harriman & Co., Inc.; White, Weld & Co.;
Mellon Securities Co. and J. & W. Seligman & Co. on Oct. 14
offered (by means of a prospectus) $20,000,000 1st & ref.
mtge. bonds, 334% series due 1960.
The bonds were priced
at 99 H and int. and become due Oct. 1 1960.
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10,000,000 Pacific Lighting Corp.—434% s. f. debentures, due Oct. 1
1945 at a price of 100 was made Oct. 8 by a banking group
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.; and included Dean Witter &
Co.; Brown Harriman & Co., Inc.; Lehman Brothers; Lazard
Freres & Co., Inc.; Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc. and
Elworthy & Co.
7,300,000 Blackstone
Valley Gas & Electric Co.—An underwriting
headed jointly by Estabrook & Co. and Stone & Websiter
Blodget, Inc., and including the First Boston Corp.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.;Bonbright & Co., Inc. and Kidder, Peabody
& Co. offered a new issue of $7,300,000 mtge. & coll. trust
bonds, series C, 4% at 10234% and interest.
The bonds
group
and
,
are
due Nov. 1 1965.
5.992,000 Long
Island
Lighting Co.—EHis L.
Phillips,
President,
Oct. 7 that, with the approval of the New York
Commission, the company has completed negotiations
for the private sale, to three large insurance companies, of
$5,992,000 1st ref. mtge. gold bonds, series C, 4%, dated
June 1 1935 and maturing June 1 1960, at par and int.
This
sale was made to the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. in the
amount of $3,992,000; New York Life Insurance Co., $l,00i.,000
announced
P.
S.
and the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Milwaukee,
$1,000,000.
5,000,000 Atlanta Gas Light Co.—An issue of $5,000,000 gen. mtge.
bonds, 434% series due Sept. 1 1955, was offered Oct. 2
through an underwriting group headed by The First Boston '
Corp. and including Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; E. H. Rollins*
& Sons, Inc.; Hammons & Co., Inc.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.;
Central Republic Co.; Starkweather & Co., Inc. and Whiting,
Weeks & Knowles, Inc.
The bonds priced at 9834 and int.,
to yield about 4.615% to maturity have been sold.
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$5,200,000 Pennsylvania Telephone Corp.—1st mtge. bonds 4% series
due Oct. 1 1965, offered at a price of 101 and accrued int. by
an
underwriting group composed of Bonbright & Co., Inc.;
Paine, Webber & Co. and Mitchum, Tully & Co.
The issue
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Acme Wire
Co.—Dividend
share to 50c.
oversubscribed.
was
13
a
the
on
Dean Witter &
at
payable Nov. 9 1935.
subscribed.
W.
int.
Oct.
1
.
v
Weeks & Harden on Oct. 15
$55,000,000 4H% sinking fund
The issue has been over¬
1950.
Inc.; Curtiss,
Inc.—Public offering
was
The bonds, priced at 100 and int.,
House
American
American
60,000 shs. (Walter E.) Heller & Co.—Public offering was made recently
by F. Eberstadt & Co., Inc. of an issue of 40,000 shs. of 7%
cum. pref. stock
(carrying warrants to purchase 40,000 shs.
of common stock) and of 20,000 shs. of common stock.
The
preferred stock with warrants was offered at $26 a share plus
accrued divs. and the common shs. at $6.50 a share.
,
Industries,
Inc.—offering
of
490,000 shares of
($1 par) common stock made by means of a prospectus, by
Harris, Ayers & Co., Inc. at $1.50 a share.
y;
150,000 shs. Crown Drug Co. (Del.).—Public offering of 150,000 shares
of common stock by Hammons &
Co., Inc., New York,
Chicago and other principal cities and Wise & Smoot, Inc. of
Kansas City and Joplin, Mo.
The stock was offered at
r
a
stock
share in addition to the
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MUNICIPAL FINANCING
Armstrong Cork Co.—Extra dividend of 25b.
a share in addition to a
quarterly dividend of like amount on the no par common stock, both
payable Dec. 2 1935.
The company previously distributed dividends of
12He. a share in each of the five preceding quarters.
Beiden
Mfg. Co.—Extra dividend of $1.50 a share in addition to a larger
regular dividend of like amount on the no par capital stock, payable
Dec. 14 and Nov. 15, respectively.
A regular dividend of $1 a share was
paid on this issue on Aug 15 1935.
Birtman Electric Co.—Dividend on the common stock Increased from
10c. a share to 75c. a share, payable Nov. 1 1935.
Briggs Mfg. Co.—Extra dividend of 50c.
quarterly dividend of like amount
y
at a
price of 96.25, a basis of about 4.43%.
Publicly offered at
prices to yield from 2.50% to 4.10%, according to maturity.
2H%
trunk
highway
bonds,
;?
,
„
1936 to 1955, incl., awarded to E. B. Smith & Co. of New
York and associates at a price of 100.35, a basis of about
3.36%.
Re-offered for public investment at prices to yield
1% to 3.30%, according to maturity.
from
3,250,000 Cuyahoga Co., Ohio, refunding bonds, comprising $2,090,000
4iHs and $1,160,000 4Hs, due serially from 1941 to 1950, incl.,
although callable beginning in 1945, awarded to Field, Rich¬
ards & Shepard, Inc. of Cincinnati and associates at a price
of 100.18, a basis of about 4.84%.
Re-offered at prices to
yield from 4.15% to 4.25%
according to interest rate and
maturity.
3,000,000 Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District, Calif., series
3%%
bonds, due serially from 1942 to 1971, incl., pur¬
Inc. of San Francisco and associates
Re-offered at prices to yield from 2.80%
to 3.70%, according to maturity.
chased by Blyth & Co.,
price of 99.02.
2,200,000 Middlesex Co., Conn., 1%% Middletown and Portland
Bridge construction bonds, due from 1936 to 1945, incl.,
awaided to lvean, Taylor & Co. of New York and associates
at a price of 102.05, a basis of about 1.36%.
bonds, due serially from
1938 to 1950, incl., sold to a syndicate headed by
Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc. of New York at a price of 107.43, a basis
of about 2.11%.
Re-offered at prices to yield from 1.15%
to 2.25%, according to maturity.
1,287,000 Schenectady,
N.
Y.,
1936 to
emergency
2*4%
1955,
various
incl.,
and associates at
a
share in addition to the regular
a
the
no
par
common
stock,
both
^a;
increased from $1.20 a share to $1.40 a share, payable Dec. 10
Bunker
Hill
50c.
share
a
&
Sullivan
on
the
1935.
Mining & Concentrating Co.—Dividend of
stock, payable Dec. 2 1935.
This disburse¬
ment will be the first paid on this issue since June 5 1931 when a regular
monthly distribution of 25c. a share was made.
common
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.—Special dividend of 45c. a share in
addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 15c. a share on the no par
common stock, both payable Dec. 5 1935.
the
purposes bonds, due
awarded to Lehman Bros,
price of 100.30,
a
basis of
about 2.46%.
no
par common stock increased from 20c.
a
share to 25c.
a
on
share,
payable Nov. 30 1935.
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Extra dividend of 50c.
the regular quarterly dividend of 25c.
both payable Nov. 30 1935.
a
share
Chile Copper Co.—Distribution of 25c.
earnings
Nov.
of the
29
company,
1935.
The
last
on
share in addition to
a
the
no par
capital stock,
share out of surplus and net
the $25 par common stock on
a
payable on
previous payment
was
Sept.
30 1931.
Anaconda Copper Mining
capital shares of the* Chile Copper Co.
Co.
37He. quarterly on
98.50% of the
owns
Chrysler Corp.—Dividend
share to 75c.
a
on the common stock increased from' 25c.
share, payable Dec. 31 1935
a
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.—Dividend on the $1 par common stock increased
from 40c. a share to 50c. a share, payable Oct. 20 1935.
...
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.—Extra dividend of 25c.
to the regular quarterly dividend of 12 He.
stock, both payable Dec. 1 1935.
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4,000,000 Buffalo, N, Y., 3.40% refunding bonds, due serially from
1,500,000 Maryland (State of) .3%
on
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due
annually from 1947 to 1951, incl., awarded to an account
headed by the Chase National Bank of New York at a price
of 100.47, a basis of about 2.45%.
In re-offering the bonds,
the bankers priced them to yield from 2.30%
to 2.40%,
according to maturity.
."payable Oct. 31 1935.
Bristol Brass Corp.—Special dividend
pf $1 a share, an extra dividend of
25c. a share, and a regular quarterly dividend of 37He. a share on the com¬
mon stock, all payable Dec. 14 1935.
Bulolo Gold Dredging, Ltd.—Interim dividend on the common stock
managed by the Bancamerica-Blair Corp. of New York
of)
a share on the com¬
1935.
This compares with $1 paid in each
periods.
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Inc.—Dividend of $1 a share on the common stock,
payable Oct. 22 1935.
A similar payment was made on Dec. 22 1934,
Dec. 20 <1933 and on Dec. 20 1932.
,500,000 Seattle, Wash., 4% municipal light and power bonds, due
serially from 1938 to 1953, incl., awarded to a syndicate
(State
Steamship Co.—Quarterly dividend of $2
Campbell, Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co. (& Subs.)—Dividend
6,000,000 Massachusetts (State of) public works bonds, due $1,200,000
each year from 1936 to 1940, incl., awarded to Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Inc. of New York and associates on a bid of 100.32 for
lHs. a basis of about 1.39%.
Public re-offering was made
by the bankers at prices to yield from 0.25% to 1.50%, ac¬
cording to maturity.
r;
«{l
a
Co.—Dividend
Anheuser-Busch,
share.
Louis, recently offered at $25 a share, 20,000 shares 7%
series cumulative preferred stock ($25).
& Refining
of the preceding three-month
20,000 shs. American Investment Co. of Illinois—Francis, Bro. & Co.,
St.
Smelting
stock, payable Oct.
mon
4H%. dated Oct. 15 1935 and due Oct. 15 1945, and
(b) $375,000 serial debentures. Offered at 100 and interest.
The serial debentures mature as follows: $75,000 series A,
2%, Oct. 15 1936; $75,000 series B, 2H% Oct. 15 1937;
$75,000 series C, 3%, Oct. 15 1938; $75,000 series D, 3H%.
Oct. 15 1939; $75,000 series E, 4%, Oct. 15 1940.
of New York
on the participating
share, payable Nov. 9 1935.
a
Co.—Extra dividend of 25c.
of $6.50 a share on
account of accumulations on the 6% cumul. 2d preferred stock, payable
Dec. 2 1935.
This payment will clear up all dividend arrears on the
stock, including that for the quarter ended Sept. 30 1935.
series F
serially from
Inc.—Semi-annual dividend
Chicle
American Reserve Insurance Co. of N. Y.—Extra dividend of 25c.
share on the capital stock, payable Nov, 1 1935.
&
1,000,000 (Byron) Jackson Co.—Dulin & Co.; Schwabacher & Co.;
Elworthy & Co. and Wm. Cavalier & Co., San Francisco,
offered two issues of debentures (a) $625,000 conv. debentures,
a
stock, payable
stock, both payable Nov. 1 1935.
;
American Power & Light Co.—Dividend of 75c. a share on the no par
$6 cumul. preferred stock and 62He. a share on the no par $5 Cumul.
preferred stock, both payable Nov. 15 1935.
The dividends due on July 1
last, were omitted.
made
Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Merrill,
Hawley & Co., Cleveland and Yarnall & Co., Philadelphia,
offered at 99,10-yr. coll. trust 5% s. f. bonds, due Oct. 1 1945.
at
common
,
& Seal Co.,
Oct. i 1955.
C
the
on
addition to the regular quarterly dividend of like amount on the no par
2,500,000 Bruah-Mooro Newspapers, Inc.—Field, Richards & Shepard,
.
share
a
usual quarterly distribution of 75c. a share on the no par common stock,
both payable Jan. 2 1936.
American Fork & Hoe Co.—Extra dividend of 20c. a share in addition
to the regular quarterly dividend of 15c. a share on the no par common
stock, both payable Dec, 14 1935.
American Machine & Foundry Co.—Extra dividend of 20c. a share in
Blodget, Inc.; Estabrook & Co.; Burr, Gannett & Co. and
Kidder, Peabody & Co. have sold at 100 and interest $4,000,000
convertible collateral trust 4H%
bonds, 11th series, due
X
i
,
%
4,000,000 Railway & Light Securities Co.—Stone & Webster and
4,500,000Minnesota
preferred
This represents the first distribution to be made on the
1 1932, when 13c. a share was paid.
increased from 15c. a share to 20c.
American
and due Nov. 1 1950 have all been sold.
a
the $7
common
4% sinking fund bonds.
$4.25
on
stock since Jan.
'Alpha Shares,
21 by Paine, Webber & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co. and
C. Langley & Co. of a new issue of $5,500,000 15-year
490,000 shs. Morgan
1935.
common
J
5,500,000 Crown Cork
Oct.
and
on
1
Nov.
Co. and Baker,
98 H
due
share
a
Allied Kid Co.—Quarterly dividend of 12Hc. a share on the class A and
common stocks, payable Nov.
1 1935.
The last previous disbursement
made on these issues was a dividend of 25c. a share paid on Feb. 1 1934.
(A. S.) Aloe Co.—Dividend of 25c.
Hayden, Stone & Co.: G. M.-P. Murphy & Co.; Hornblower
& Weeks; Field, Glore & Co.; Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.;
Lee Higginson Corp.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Goldman,
Sachs & Co.: Mellon Securities Co.; Cassa'tt & Co., Inc.;
Dominick & Dominick; Ladenburg, Tbalmahn & Co.; Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Co.; White, Weld & Co.; E. H. Rollins & Sons,
Inc.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc.;
a
stock of no par value, payable Oct. 1 1935.
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING
Freres & Co., Inc.; Edward B. Smith & Co.; Brown Harriman
& Co.,
Inc.; The First Boston Corp.; Hallgarten & Co.;
25c.
Alaska Packers Association—Extra dividend of $5 a share in addition tor
the regular quarterly dividend of $2 a share on the common stock, both
$.55,000,000 Anaconda Copper Mining Co.—Blyth & Co., Inc.; Lazard
debentures
stock increased from
Air Associates, Inc.—Initial dividend of 75c.
785,000 Alabama Water Service Co.—1st mtge. 5% bonds, series A,
due Jan. J. 1957, by a group comprising Burr & Co., Inc.,
New York; Chandler & Co., Inc., Philadelphia; Swart, Brent
& Co., Inc., New York and Boenning & Co., Philadelphia.
The bonds, priced at 96 and int., to yield 5.32%, have been
.
/■: sold.
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offered
CHANGES
common
share, payable Nov. 15 1935.
a
share
on
a
share in addition
the
no par common
Collins & Aikman Corp.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the no par common
stock, payable Dec. 2 1935.
This payment will mark the resumption of
w
dividends on the common stock,
share
on
the last previous payment being $1
a
March 1 1928.
Columbia Baking Co.—Initial dividend of 25c. a share was paid on the $1
cumul. preferred stock of no par value, on Oct. 1 1935.
Columbian Carbon Co.—Special dividend of 40c.~a share In addition to
the
regular quarterly of $1 a share
payable Dec. 2 1935.
on
the
no par
(v. t. c.)
common
stock,
both
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp.—Dividend of 20o^a share on the no par
common stock, payable Nov. 15 1935.
Tlhs will be the first dividend
paid on the common stock since May 15 1934 when 12He. a share was
ipaid in 5% convertible preference stock.
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,
Continental Can Co., Inc.—Quarterly dividend on the common stock
increased from 60c. a share tp 75c. a share, payable Nov. 15 1935.
Eddy Paper Co.—Dividend of 40c.
payable Nov.
made
on
30
1935.
a share on the no par common stock,
An initial disbursement of 30c. a share was
Aug. 31, last.
Empire Power Corp.—Dividend
par
value increased from 50c.
a
on
the $2.25 cumul. partic. stock of no
a share, payable Nov. 9 1935.
share to 75c.
Employers Group Associates—Extra dividend of 12Hc. a share in addi¬
tion to the regular quarterly dividend of like amount on the
capital stock
of no par value, both payable Oct. 31 1935.
(The) Fair, Chicago—Directors declared three dividends of $1.75
each,
or
Nov.
15
a
total of $5.25
1935.
This
on
the 7%
payment
which
a share
cumul. preferred stock, all payable
includes accumulations of $3.50
a share, brings the preferred
and the regular quarterly dividend of $1.75
stock dividends up to date.
Fire
price
Association of Philadelphia—Extra dividend of 50c. a share in
regular semi-annual dividend of $1 a share on the common
stock, both payable Nov. 15 1935.
,
of 100.08, a basis of about 2.69%.
Re-offered at prices to
yield from 0.75% to 2.60% for the maturities from 1937 to
1948; at par for maturities from 1949 to 1953 and 99.50 for
Ford Hotels Co., Inc.—Dividend on the no par common stock resumed
by the payment on Oct. 15 1935 of 50c. a share.
This represents the first
dividend paid on this issue since Aug. 1 1931 when a similar distribution
1,265,000 Niagara Falls, N. Y., 2.70% sewage disposal plant bonds,
maturing serially from 1937 to 1957, incl., purchased by
Lazard
Freres &
Co.
ol
New York and associates
at
a
bonds due from 1954 to 1957, incl..
3s, due from 1936 to 1948, incl., and $480,000 2 Hs, due from
1949 to 1960, incl., awarded to the Northern Trust Co. and
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank, both of Chicago,
jointly,
at a price of 100.03, a basis of about 2.64%.
1,000,000 Harris Co.,
Tex., 3% road and bridge bonds, due serially
1955, incl., awarded to Lazard Freres & Co. of
New York and associates at 100.39, a basis of about
from-1936 to
2.96%*
Changes in dividend declarations in October are mostly
a favorable nature.
The following table, divided into two
sections, namely, "Favorable Changes" and" Unfavorable
Changes," gives the more important of the changes:
,
was
1,000,000 West Virginia (State of) road bonds, comprising $520,000
of
addition to the
made.
General
Asphalt Corp.—Dividend of 25c.
stock, payable Dec. 17 1935.
common
a
share
on
the
no
par common
This will be the first dividend paid
a like payment was made.
on
the
stock since June 15 1932 when
General Shoe Corp.—Dividend on the no par class A and B common shares
increased from 15c. a share to 25c. a share and became payable Oct. 15
1935.
Goodali Worsted Co.—Dividends resumed on the common stock by the
declaration of $1 a share, payable Nov. 1 1935.
This will represent the
first payment to be made on this issue since 1931 when 75c. a share was
distributed.
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Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting & Power Co., Ltd.—Capital
distribution of $5 a share on the common stock,"payable Dec. 2 1935. This
will be the first payment made since Feb. 1 1932 when a distribution of
12Hc. a share was paid.
.
14
& Co.—Special dividend of 25c. a share in addition to a regular
quarterly dividend of like amount on the common stock of $25 par value.
Swift
Gray Telephone Pay Station Co.—Dividend of $1.50 a share on the
common stock, payable Nov. 15 1935 from surplus.
A dividend of 50c.
a share was paid on this issue on April 8 last.
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.—Extra dividend of 50c.
tion to the regular
mon
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MONTHLY
quarterly dividend of 25c.
stock, both payable Nov. 15 1935.
a
share
on
The special dividend is payable Nov. 15 1935 and the regular on Jan. 1
1936.
Previously, the company distributed regular quarterly dividends
a share in addi¬
the no par com¬
of
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp.—Dividend of $1
a share on the $6 conv.
preferred stock of no par value paid on Nov. 1 1935 and another of 50c.
a share, payable Jan. 6 1936.
A dividend of 75c. a share was paid on
Aug. 1 last.
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share from Jan. 1 1934 to and including Oct. 1 last.
Utah Copper
Co.—Capital distribution of $1.50 a share on the common
stock, payable Nov. 18 1935.
This represents the first cash distribution
to be made on the stock since Dec. 31 1931 when $1 a share was paid.
(M. A.) Hanna Co. (& Subs.)—Initial dividend of $1.25 a share on the
new $5 cumul. preferred stock of no par value, payable Dec. 1 1935.
Vanadium Alloys Steel Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the no par
common stock, payable Dec. 2 1935.
This compares with 25c. a share
(G.) Heilman Brewing Co.—Extra dividend of 10c. a share in addition to
the regular quarterly dividend of 15c. a share on the $1 capital stock, both
payable Nov. 15 1935.
1216c.
Timken Roller Bearing Co.—Regular dividend of 50c. a share and an
extra of $1 a share on the no par common stock, both payable Dec. 5
1935.
This compares with 25c. a share distributed each quarter from
June 5 1934 to and including Sept. 5 last.
paid on Sept. 2 last.
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Walgreen Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased from 35c.
a share to 40c. a share, payable Nov. 1 1935.
>
Hobart Mfg. Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share, in addition to the regular
quarterly dividend of 37Hc. on the class A stock, both payable Dec. 1
1935.
An extra of 25c. a share and an annual dividend of $1 a share on
the class B stock is likewise payable on Dec. 1 1935.
An initial distribu¬
tion of 25c. a share was made on the class B stock on Dec. 31 1934.
Wilson-Jones Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased from
75c.
a
share to $1 a share, payable Nov. 1
International Bronze Products, Ltd.—Initial dividend of 3716c.
on the cumul. partic. preferred stock, payable Oct. 15 1935.
-
a
share
International Cigar Machinery Co.—Extra dividend of 20c. a share in
addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 45c. a share on the no par
common stock, both payable Nov. 1 1935.
International Utilities Corp.—Dividend
the $7 cumul. prior preferred
stock of no par value and on the $3.50 cumul. prior preferred stock
increased from 8716c. to $1.25 a share and from 43 He. to 6216c. a share,
respectively.
Both dividends become payable on Nov. 1 1935.
regular quarterly dividend of 1216c. a share
Nov. 15 1935.
U.-:
(George E.). Keith Co.—Dividend of $1
a
on
share in addition to the
the common, both payable
a
1936.
Derby Gas & Electric Corp.—Dividends of 70c. a share on the $6.50
cumul. preferred stock and 75c. a share on the $7 cumul. preferred stock
both payable Nov. 1 1935.
Heretofore, regular quarterly dividends of
$1.6216 and $1.75 a share, respectively, were paid on these issues.
,
Ford Motor Co. of Holland—Directors have declared an interim dividend
of
share paid
of accumu¬
on account
quarterly dividend of $1.75 a share was distributed.
3% as against an interim dividend of 5% paid last year.
Haverhill Electric Co.—Dividend on the common stock par $25, reduced
from 88c, a share to 75c. a share, payable Oct. 10 1935.
«
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.—Semi-annual dividend on the no par
common
(J. B.) Kleinert Rubber Co.—Dividend of 10c. a share on the no par
common stock, paid Oct. 30 1935.
This dividend was the first paid
since Dec. 1 1930 when a dividend of 25c. a share was disbursed.
(S. H.) Kress & Co.—Dividend
on the no par common stock, payable in
6% special preferred stock (par $10) at the rate of 50c. for each common
share and the regular quarterly cash dividend of 25c. a share on the
common stock, both payable Nov. 1 1935.
Lincoln Telephone Securities Co.—-Quarterly dividend on the no par
class A stock increased from 25c. a share to 50c. a share, payable Oct. 10
1935.
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Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co.—Initial dividend on the new cumul. 5% preferred
-
^
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Quarterly dividend on the common stock of
no par value reduced from $1.25 a share to 75c. a share, payable Jan. 2
\
lations on the 7% cumul. 1st preferred stock on Oct. 28 1935.
This was
the first payment made on the issue since July 1 1931 when a regular
'
Avondale Mills—Dividend on the common and common B stock reduced
from 25c. a share to 20c. a share and was payable Oct. 1 1935.
on
(Byron) Jackson Co.—Extra dividend of 25c.
1935.
UNFAVORABLE CHANGES
-
stock
decreased from 25c.
a
share to
15c.
a
share, payable
Nov. 30 1935.
Lehn & Fink Products Co.—Semi-annual dividend of 50c. a share on the
common stock, payable Dec. 1 1935.
The company recently decided to
change the dividend policy from a quarterly to a semi-annual basis.
The last quarterly dividend of 3716c. a share was paid on June 1 last.
Nashua & Lowell RR.—Semi-annual dividend on the no par common
stock reduced from $4 a share to $3.50 a share, payable Nov. 1 1935.
National Power & Light Co.—Quarterly dividend on the no par common
stodk reduced from 20c. a share to 15c. a share, payable Dec. 2 1935.
•
.
...
stock, payable Jan. 1 1936.
The 5% preferred stock replaced the 7%
preferred stock, which was recently retired.
New Rochelle Water Co.—Directors deferred action on the payment of a
dividend at this time on the 7%
$1.75
a
cumul. preferred stock.
A dividend of
share was paid on this issue on Sept. 1 last.
,
MacMillan
Co.—Initial quarterly dividend
of $1.25
share
a
on
the $5
non-cumul. preferred stock of no par value, payable Nov. 8 1935.
a
Metal & Thermit Corp.—Extra dividend of $1 a share in addition to the
regular quarterly dividend of like amount on the no par common stock,
both payable Nov. 1 1935.
from 15c.
a
share to 30c.
a
the no par common stock
share, payable Oct. 15 1935.
the common stock on Nov.
1 until their December meeting.
A quar¬
terly of 25c. a share was paid on Aug. 1 1935.
Melville Shoe Corp.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased from
6216c. a share to 75c. a share, payable Nov. 1 1935.
on
reduced from 38c. a share to 25c. a share, payable Oct. 15 1935.
(E. R.) Squibb & Sons—Directors deferred action on the dividend due on
assachusetts Plate Glass Insurance Co.—Initial dividend of 50c.
share on the capital stock, payable Jan. 2 1936.
Meyer-Blanke Co.—Dividend
Springfield Gas Light Co.—Quarterly dividend on the common stock
increased
St. Paul Union Stock Yards Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock
reduced from 3716c. a share to 25c. a share and was paid on Oct. 1 1935.
Washington Oil Co.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from 75c.
share to 50c. a share,
a
payable Oct. 15 1935.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.—A decision not to resume dividends on
the company's preferred stock at present was reached at a meeting of
directors held Oct. 4,
according to a statement issued by H. G. Dalton,
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp.—Dividend on the no par common stock
increased from 15c. a share to 25c. a share, payable Dec. 2 1935.
Chairman.
Mississippi Power & Light Co.—Dividend of 75c.
COURSE OF THE STOCK MARKET DURING OCTOBER J93S
a
share on account of
accumulations
on
Nov. 1 1935.
This compares with 50c. paid on Aug. 1 last.
the
$6
1st preferred stock of
no
value, payable
par
<
National Bearings Metals Corp.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the com¬
mon stock, payable Dec. 1 1935.
This will be the first dividend paid on
the common stock since Dec. 1 1930 when a regular quarterly of like
amount
was
distributed.
New York Fire Insurance Co.—Special dividend of 15c. a share in addi¬
tion to the regular dividend of like amount on the common stock, both
■
payable Oct. 31 1935.
New York & Honduras Rosario
Mining Co.—Extra dividend of 75c.
a
share in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on the
capital stock; both payable Oct. 26 1935.
New York & Richmond Gas Co.—Dividend of $1.50 a share paid Oct. 1
1935 on account of accumulations on the 6% cumul. preferred stock.
This is the first payment to be made since Jan. 2 1935 when a similai
dividend
was
distributed.
Northern Natural Gas Corp.—Initial dividend of $6 a share was paid on
the common stock (all of which is owned, except for directors qualifying
shares by North American Light & Power Co., United Light & Power Co.
f
and Lone Star Gas Corp.) on Oct. 15 1935.
Light & Power Associates—Dividend
Old Colony
stock increased from 75c
a
share to $1.50
a
'
on the no par common
share, payable Oct. 5 1935.
Old Dominion Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the capital stock, payable
Dec. 14 1935.
This payment will mark the resumption of dividends on
the common stock, the last previous disbursement having been the
regular quarterly dividend of $1 a share paid on Dec. 31 1918.
Pacific Fire Insurance Co.—Extra dividend of 50c.
to the
a
share in addition
regular quarterly dividend of 75c. a share on the capital stock,
An extra of 25c. a share was distributed in
both payable Nov. 4 1935.
each of the two
preceding quarters.
Parker Rust-Proof Co.—Extra dividend of $1
regular quarterly dividend of 75c.
both payable Nov. 20 1935.
a
share
on
a share in addition to the
the no par common stock,
Pitney-Bowes Postage Meter Co.—Extra dividend of 5c. a snare in addi¬
tion to the regular quarterly dividend of like amount on the common
no par Value, both payable Nov. 1 1935.
W< stock of
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.—Dividend on the common
h.increased from 15c. a share to 20c. a share, payable Oct. 15 1935.
Rainier
Pulp & Paper Co.—Dividend of $1
stock
share on the class B common
stock of no par value, payable Dec. 1 1936.
This will be the first payment
made on this class of stock since June 1 1930 when 25c. a share was dis¬
a
bursed.
Six Twenty Jones Corp.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share in addition to the
regular quarterly dividend of $1.25 a share on the common stock paid
Oct. 2
1935.
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Sonotone Corp.'—Initial quarterly dividend of 15c. a share was paid on the
$1.60 cumul. prior preferred stock on Oct. 11 1935.
Spiegel, May, Stern Co.—Directors
on Oct. 7 declared a dividend of 75c.
stock, payable Nov. 1 1935.
This pay¬
of dividends on this issue as no disburse¬
ments had been made since May 1 1930, when a regular quarterly dividend
of 75c. was paid.
'
a snare on the no par common
ment will mark the resumption
„
_
Sterling Securities Corp.—Dividend of $3
a
share on account of accumula¬
tions on the 6% conv. 1st preferred stock, payable Nov. 15 1935.
This
is the first dividend to be paid on this issue since Sept. 1 1931 when a
quarterly of 75c.
a
share was distributed.
Stewart-Warner Corp.—Semi-annual dividend of 25c.
extra
dividend
Dec. 2 1935.
the common
when
a
of
like
amount
on
the
common
a
stock,
share and an
both payable
These payments will mark the resumption of dividends on
stock as no disbursement had been made since Nov. 15 1930
quarterly of 50c.
a
share
was
distributed.
Stouffer Corp.—Dividend of $1.1216 a share on account of accumulations
on the $2.25 cumul. class A stock of no par value, payable Oct. 31 1935.
Dividends of 56Mc. a share were paid on this issue on Aug. 31 last.
Sun Oil Co., Philadelphia—Stock dividend of 7% on the common stock
of no par value, payable Dec. 16 1935.
A regular quarterly cash dividend
of 25c. a share is also payable on the same date.
Superior Portland Cement, Inc.—Dividend of 55c.
of accumulations
on
a
share on account
the $3.30 cumul. class A partic. stock of no par
value, payable Nov. 1 1935.
Sept. 3 last.
This compares with 27>6c.
a
share paid
on
in
Trading broadened and stock prices rose substantially
October.
The advance in share prices was extended
through the seventh consecutive month, the chain of ad¬
vances
having been unbroken since last April.
Moreover,
into higher ground, turnover was notice¬
ably on the rise as the interest of people in this country in
the market increased and a quantity of foreign orders for
as
prices pushed
stocks
was
Turnover
on
received.
the New York Stock
Exchange, which was
February 1934, amounted to 46,658,488
shares, compared with 34,726,590 shares in September and
only 15,569,921 shares in October 1934.
It was the most
active October trading since 1931, and only six Octobers in
the history of the Stock Exchange have seen last month's
total exceeded.
The volume of bond dealings was also
enlarged, giving this market, too, the largest amount of
business in any October since 1931.
As for the extent of the advance, this was shown to be
3.75 points by the index of 50 stocks compiled by the New
York "Times."
The appreciation "in the stock index for
the year was extended to 23.17 points, the largest gain for
this period since 1928.
Be it noted, however, that it was
the industrial issues, as has been so often the case this
year, that pulled the average into higher ground, for the
rail stocks once again failed to confirm the advance.
The
25 rails included in the stock average declined 0.31 of a point.
The stock market began the month with difficulty,
laboring as it was under the cloud of the opening of the
Italian military campaign in Ethiopia and the appearance of
strained relations between England and Italy.
The market
was taken down acutely with war fright on Oct. 2, when
prices dropped as much as 5 points on the active and higherpriced stocks.
During this rather drastic shakeout of prices
the rest of the gains recorded during September were lost.
on
the heaviest since
But this crisis in the market proved short-lived and directly
before the middle of the month prices began to embark on
an advance which carried them into
new high ground on
the
movement.
The
best week for
the
uptrend
the
full
and
once, on the 21st, fell just short of the 2,900,000-share mark.
Rising prices were helped on by a variety of favorable
developments, none of them sensational in character but all
tending to confirm previous evidence that business was
slowly working its way higher.
Steel-making rose to 51.9%
of capacity, the highest figure for output since early in the
-
was
third of the month, during which time trading on-every
five-hour session was above the 2,000,000-share level,
year.# Electric power production continued to run sub¬
stantially ahead of the total for this time a year ago.
Car
loadings began to exceed the previous year's figures, aided
particularly by heavier automobile shipments.
Quite a
number of favorable dividend actions were taken, with
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MONTHLY
Nov., 19351
15
EE VIEW
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payments against accumulated arrearages especially promi¬
-
V,
Opening
•
nent, giving stockholders the largest return for any October
since 1931.
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1
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;
The stock divisions which gave the best account of them¬
Foreign Bonds
-
,
Price
Oct.
Lowest
selves during October were the motors, oils, coppers and
public utilities.
The motors began to signalize the opening
of
annual
the
automobile
in New
show
York
Nov.
on
by displays of consistent strength, while the oils
2
well
taken Localise of the improvement in the crude oil price
structure, as manifested in the advance in California crude
prices and a firmer undertone in mid-Continent crude.
The utilities gave some reflection to the high output of
electric energy, and the coppers were again in a position to
mirror the heavier takings of copper-by Europe, busy with
were
96
1045* Oct
90
Oct
2
108
Oct
3 1115* Oct
.1941
171%
1705* Oct
4
25
.1949
.1957
1949
Oct
85
Oct
97
23
935*
3 105
Oct
30
104 5*
4
89
Oct
28
2 108
Oct
30
945* Oct
31
945*
15
no?*
1005* Oct
173
.1949
_
94
7
109 J*
.1957
German (Rep) 7s stamped.
92
1935
24
975* Oct
_1952
.1955
Austrian
French Republic ext 7 J*s
External 7s
3
945* Oct
02%
102%
88%
106%
Australia 5s of 1925
(Govt) 7s
Belgium (Kingdom) 6>*s
Brisbane (City) 5s
Canada (Dominion) 5s
Price,
Highest
^
Argentine (Govt) 6s ser A__ .1957
External 5 5*s__
1962
Closing
Oct. 31
1935
,
" jr
Range for October 1935
1
;
Oct
1775* Oct
108
'■
m
7 176
Oct
25
175
3
41
Oct
31
41
Oot
2
33 5* Oct
31
Oct
2 104
Oct
31
109
Oct
30
55 5* Oct
24
Oct
35 J*
335* Oct
26%
26
99
.
^
^ ■,'>
German Govt Internat 5 J*s
"
.1965
stamped
New South Wales (State) 5s_1957
100
Queensland (State) ext 7s__ .1941
1065*
335*
104
'
Rome
.1952
(City) ext 6>*s
46
1
1065* Oct
405* Oct
3
*
515*
its armaments.
Railroad
stocks
were
held
back
First
and
by receiverships
of receiverships.
The principal adverse news of the
month for this group was the application of the New York
New Haven & Hartford on Oct. 23 for reorganization under
Government Bonds
Section 77 of the Bankruptcy Act.
Many of the railroads
did better in October, as, for example, the St. Louis-South¬
western, which Was reported to be in the black for the first
time since March.
The New Haven had been postponing
reorganization in the hope that the recovery in business
would carry far enough to make its position more com¬
fortable, but it had no choice but to file for reorganization
when
the
Interstate
Commerce
Commission
declined
to
loan to the road by the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation.
As to the fluctuations of individual stocks, United States
Steel was at its lowest Oct. 3 at 41% and at its highest Oct. 29
at 47%, with the close Oct. 31 at 46%
Steel preferred
was at its highest OcU 1 at 110% and at its lowest Oct. 3
at 105%, with the close Oct. 31 at 108%.
American Tel.
j& Tel. rose from 135% Oct. 3 to 146 Oct. 25, with the close
Oct. 31 at 144.
American Can moved up from 138 Oct. 3
approve a
•
to
149% Oct. 22, with the close on Oct. 31 at 142%.
Electric
General
at its lowest Oct. 3 at 31% and at its highest
36%, with the close Oct. 31 at 35%.
Allied
Chemical & Dye moved up from 164 Oct. 8 to 173 Oct. 15,
Oct.
was
29
at
Last
Range During October 1935
Sale
Sale
,
rumors
Oct.
1
Lowest
■
Oct. 31
Highest
'
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1947-1952
114.8
3 114.29 Oct
31
Treasury 45*s-35*s ...1943-1945
Treasury 4s—
1944-1954
104.6
103.27 Oct
3 105.10 Oct
21
109.26
109.18 Oct
3 110.24 Oct
24 110.16
Treasury 3 5*s
1946-1956
108.6
107.29 Oct
3
108.27 Oct
24
Treasury 35*s
Treasury 3s
3 106.14 Oct
25
106.11
1951-1955
102*8*
101.27 Oct
3 103.2
Oct
21
102.21
Treasury 3s.
1946-1948
101.25
101.11 Oct
3 102.26 Oct
22
102.19
Treasury 45*s
___
1943-1947
Treasury 35*s._
1940-1943
Treasury 3?*s_...__..1941-1943
113.27 Oct
104.26 Oct
4 107.15 Oct
114.29
105.3
108.24
107.11
106.8
106.2
Oct
106.9
106.2
Oct
2 107.20 Oct
23
102.27
102.16 Oct
3 103.24 Oct
22
1949-1952
103.23
102.4
4
21
Treasury 35*s.______
1941
Treasury 35*s
1944-1946
106.24
106.13 Oct
3 108.1
Oct
23
107.23
103.28
103.18 Oct
3 105.4
Oct
22
104.24
99.11
98.26 Oct
3 100.9
Oct
21
100.3
99.30 Oct
3
Treasury 35*s
Treasury 35*s
1946-1949
.___
Treasury 25*s
___
1955-1960
Treasury 25*s____
1945-1947
Fed'l Farm Mtge 35*s 1944-1964
3s____
1944-1949
3s_
.
100.4
102
25*8-.-
100.14
—1942-1947
Home Owners* L'n 3s
25*s
99.7
1952
ser A
101.20 Oct
100.2
—...___.*vl942-1947
100
1939-1949
Oct
98.22
99.26 Oct
100.6
Oct
22
103.21 Oct
101.3
Oct
103*17
103.12
100.25
27
2 102.22 Oct
28
102.22
3 101.7
Oct
22
100.29
2 101.17 Oct
21
101.11
98.28 Oct
3 100.7
Oct
23
99.24 Oct
2
101.2
Oct
22
100*26
98.4
3
99.31 Oct
21
99.24
Oct
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
1935
1933
,1934
%■.
V
1932
Month of October—
Stock sales—No. of shares
46,658,488
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad and mlscell.__
$
State, munic. & foreign.
United States Govt
39,372,212
15,659,921
U;::
8
29,201,959
^
$
$
193,776,000
29,954,000
51,997,000
140,718,000
39,017,000
98,503,000
139,993,500
57,977,500
34,951,600
108,007,000
275,727,000
278,238,000
232,922,600
189,254,100
278,586,660
279,377,161
586,293,330
378,984.664
60,842,500
20,404,600
with the close Oct. 31 at 166.
Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg.
Oct. 29, with the close Oct. 31
at 89%.
Consolidated Gas of N. Y. was at its lowest Oct. 2
at 26 and at its highest Oct. 22 at 30%, with the close
Oct. 31 at 29%.
In the railroad list, New York Central
rose
was
from 73 Oct, 2 to 91%
at its
highest Oct. 1 at 24% and at its lowest Oct. 4
Total bond sales
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31—
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par
.v ■-;$
%
$
value)—
$
Railroad and miscell-.. 1,772,887,000 1,911,378,000 1,775,576,400 1,289,442,800
State, munic. & foreign.
United States Govt
315,937,000
634,228,000
at
19%, with the close Oct. 31 at 22%. Delaware & Hudson
fell from 36% Oct. 1 to 30% Oct. 2, with the close Oct. 31
at 33%.
Union Pacific fell from 99% Oct. 1 to 86% Oct. 14,
with the close Oct. 31 at 93%.
Southern Pacific was at
its lowest Oct. 2 at 16, and at its highest Oct. 23 at 19%,
with close Oct. 31 at 18%.
Baltimore & Ohio fell from 15%
Oct. 1 to
12% Oct. 3, with the close Oct. 31 at 14%.
Chesa¬
peake & Ohio moved down from 45% Oct. 1 to 43% Oct. 4,
with the close Oct. 31 44%.
Southern Ry. was at its
lowest Oct. 3 at 7% and at its highest Oct. 28 at 9%, with
the close Oct. 31 at 9%.
Domestic corporation bond prices closed for October
somewhat above the level at the close of September and
slightly under the peak of the year. The course of prices
in the early days of the month was downward, followed by
steadiness on succeeding days up to the third week, when
a general advance occurred and prices reached their
high
points for the month.
In the various corporate groups,
both industrial and public utility bonds reflected a better
showing in values at the close of October over that of the
previous month than was the case in the railroad group.
Uncertainty was the dominant factor among foreign bonds
in October and they moved in an irregular fashion.
In the following table we show, as usual, the fluctuations
for the month in the different issues of United States
obliga¬
tions, and a considerable number, likewise, of domestic
corporate and foreign Government bond issues:
Total bond sales.
ON THE CURB
1935
Month of October—
Stock sales—No. of shares
8,967,236
$
value)—
Foreign Government
776,032.700
635,171,500
365,780,100
562,257,100
450,296,150
2,723,052,000 3,203,268,700 2,776,528,000 2,301,996,050
VOLUME OF BUSINESS
Bond sales (par
Domestic
515,858,000
-
__
Foreign corporate
Total bond sales....
'
'
EXCHANGE
1933
1934
2,824,557
1932
5,911,809
3,701,930
.*
$
$
'
5
I"
90,973,000
1,105,000
1,365,000
62,861,000
55,999,000
1,638,000
1,197,000
3,391,000
3,170,000
71,698,000
2,267,000
3,356,000
93,443,000
65,696,000
62,560,000
77,321,000
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31—
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par
v'. Domestic
55,073,107
$
value)—
i.
i. *
-
Foreign Government-
_
Foreign corporate—_
_
.
Total bond sales....
51,282,691
89,357,445
$
>
46,479,729
r> ■
963,094,000
13,483,000
10,929,000
805,277,000
30,725,000
22,205,000
742,365,000
35,556,000
34,593,000
681,522,000
24,421,500
987,506,000
858,207,000
812,514,000
737,966,500
THE MONEY MARKET DURING
OCTOBER
32,023,000
1935
-
A further huge influx of gold and a new substantial rise in
excess bank reserves were
the outstanding events in the
market during the past month.
Following the
September receipts of Foreign gold shipments in the amount
of nearly $150,000,000, gold imports during October reached
approximately $305,000,000, lifting the country's monetary
money
fold
stocks
a new
hightremendous
record of close
to $9,700,000,000.
largely
as to
result
of the
growth
in gold holdings
a
and
Opening
Railroad
and
Industrial
Bonds
Closing
Price
Oct.
Range for October 1935
Allegheny Corp coll trust 5s. .1944
Amer & Foreign Power 5s.2030
Atch Top & S Fe gen 4s,.
1995
Baltimore & Ohio 1st gold 4s. 1948
Convertible 4?*s_
___.1960
Oct. 31
Bost& Maine 1st 5s
ser
A C_. 1967
Brooklyn Union Elev 5s
70
101
Oct
31
107
Oct
2
.
1949
.
10 H
OH
CCC&StL4?*sseriesE___1977
76
Erie ref & imp 5s of 1927.___1967
68 H
Great Northern gen 4 J*s ser E '77
111 Cent CSt L& NO 5s A.. 1963
92
Internat'l Paper 5s ser A & B 1947
Kan City Souref & imp 5s__.1950
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 4s
•SO?*
61 %
2003
40 X
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s. 1944
Mo-Kan-Tex cum adj 5s.__-1967
133 %
13 X
New York Central
1944
108 X
N Y C.& St L 4>*s ser, C—— 1978
61X
conv
N Y N H & H 1st ref
6s
4%a
1967
N Y Ont & Western ref 4s___1992
Northern
Pacific 4s
..1997
Pennsylvania RR deb 4?*s__1970
Pitts C C & St L 5s ser A
six
465*
iom
96 %
1970
Rio Grande West 1st 4s.___.1939
Southern Ry gen 4s series A.. 1956
Union Pacific 1st & ref 4s____2008
61%
405*
105 X
Warner Bros Pictures 6s
1939
82%
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1952
96
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1045* Oct
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Oct
3
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21
Oct
3
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18
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95*
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685*
925*
635*
76
106
105*
85*
735*
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Oct
1
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2
11
Oct
Oct
15
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31
82 5* Oct
615* Oct
405* Oct
Oct
8
1345* Oct
Oct
3
205* Oct
3 108 5* Oct
10
55
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1105*
Oct
52
3
775*
745*
1085*
995*
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79
Oct
26
Oct
Oct
72
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1
3 107
18
55
31
585* Oct
785* Oct
4
Oct
355*
1325*
115*
1065*
28
Oct
1095* Oct
8 1105* Oct
8
87
1935
Oct
745* Oct
1085* Oct
75
107
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655*
915*
605*
825*
575*
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1
108
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59
235* Oct
23
405* Oct
23
475* Oct
2
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1015* Oct
4
103 5* Oct
24
1025*
18
965* Oct
1135* Oct
32
Oct
1
25 5*
95
Oct
112
Oct
9
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Oct
2
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Oct
23
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36 5* Oct
3
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Oct
28
42
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795* Oct
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29
3
26
945* Oct
16
845* Oct
96 5* Oct
1
965*
30
8
835*
965*
partly again because of the continuing large Govern¬
ment disbursements of funds accumulated in the
Treasury
and in the Reserve banks, excess bank reserves reached the
huge record total of $3,010,000,000.
Notwithstanding this
enormous expansion in the credit
basis, money rates in the
New York market were marked up by lending institutions,
but this was generally construed as being solely due to the
desire of the banks to increase their shrunken
this
revenue
from
Operations of the United States Treasury in¬
cluded the exchange of Fourth Liberty Loan bonds for new
Treasury bonds, the redemption of the unexchanged portion
of the Fourth Libertys aggregating $245,000,000, and new
bill financing exceeding maturities by $250,000,000.
The
average yield on Treasury bonds, after its previous rise to
2.71 %, again declined to 2.56%, that on 1- 5-year
Treasury
notes from 1.03% to 0.77%, while yields on new bill issues
which had gone up to 0.25%, receded to 0.17%.
Discount
holdings of the 12 Reserve banks, after a moderate increase
to $10,489,000 Oct. 2, subsequently fell to the low
point
of $6,128,000 Oct. 30, and bills
bought in the open market
remained virtually unchanged at the negligible
figure of
$4,676,000 against $4,688,000 Sept. 25, while industrial
advances continued their slow growth, from $30,132,000
Total member bank
Sept. 25 to $32,719,000 Oct. 30.
reserves which stood at
$5,235,730,000 Sept. 25, rose to a
new high record of $5,652,989 Oct. 30.
Effective Oct. 25,
the New York Clearing House Association increased the
source.
MONTHLY REVIEW
16
charge to be made by its members for placing and servicing
loans on securities for other banks, from 34 t° 34%This
action was followed on Oct. 29 and 30 by an advance in the
charged by New York banks on call loans to security
and dealers from \i% to %%.
On the Stock
Exchange the official rate for call loans was moved up Oct. 30
to %% from 34% at which low point it had stood since
April 12.
All classes of prime short-dated obligations con¬
tinued in excellent demand, with no indications of any
abatement in the scarcity of offerings.
rate
brokers
11025346
Oct.
Low
High
Renewal
X
X
X
X
X
X
2
3
8
4.
X
x
Oct.
Renewal
X
X
X
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way into the American banks'
market.
This is borne out by
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X
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31
X
on security collateral started to move up
Oct. 29 and on Oct. 30 were advanced to an
"offered" rate of 1% for all maturities from the previous
figure of 34 %•
Prior to the actual advance, and obviously
in anticipation of the move, the demand for short-term
accommodations showed some expansion with the result that
immediately following the advance, the new rate had a
purely nominal character.
on
DAILY
RECORD
RATES
LOAN
TIME
OF
general
are
out.in large volume from Southern ports,
Time loan rates
fractionally
into the discount
or
the fact that while exports
bankers'
X
X
X
X
totals
increasing and cotton in particular is going
the total of export
acceptances is constantly decreasing and in the
current survey is off $4,704,347.
On the other hand,
acceptances for the purpose of creating imports have not
only held their own but show a slight increase of $196,285.
Acceptances created for the purpose of financing domestic
shipments declined $712,297, while the volume of dollar
acceptances, commonly known as foreign bills, went off
$4,137,824.
Domestic warehouse acceptances, reflecting
the beginning of the packing season, advanced $14,980,707
in
¥
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Saturday
Sunday
26
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during the remainder of the current year.
Excess
deposit totals, fractional loan rates for money and credit,
Government
control
of commodities
have
contributed
come
High
X%
X
18
Saturday
6
Low
17
as
through the year to a reduced acceptance activity.
Now
that the cotton and other fall crops are being moved to
market, it has been expected that a good portion of this
business would be reflected by increased acceptance totals.
This is not materializing, however, due to the fact that
because of growing foreign deposits in this country, European
buyers are making it advantageous for American exporters
to finance their shipments by sight drafts against American
balances or in foreign currency bills which do not find their
CALL LOAN RATES ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
1
will overcome the deficiency for 1935.
The factors
operate against an increase in bill volume at this
time are too numerous and too well established to be over¬
ness
which
and should continue to increase in volume for the next two
three months.
or
volume
Dollar exchange acceptances increased in
Accepting banks, purchasers of ac¬
bill market have slightly increased their
reporting $153,530,443 of other banks' bills
$404,382.
ceptances in the
holdings,
now
while the total of their own bills held amounted to $147,760,-
increase of $2,800,000>
There was no change what-,
during the month in the rates for bankers' acceptances,
which on every day were quoted at 3-16% bid and 34%
asked for 30-day, 60-day and 90-day bills, at 34% bid and .
3-16% asked for 120-day bills, and at %% bid and 5-16%
asked for, 150-day and 180-day bills.
The New York
Federal Reserve Bank in its "Monthly Review" discussed
conditions in the market for bankers' acceptances as follows:
544,
an
ever
Rates on Mixed Collateral
October
60
30 Days
1
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X
X
2
X
3
X
X
X
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steady at 34 % for practically all of the bills sold by the
The total of bills outstanding rose $6,000,000
during September to $327,800,000, reflecting prim¬
arily an additional increase of $15,000,000 in domestic
warehouse credits, partially offset by continued declines in
export bills and in bills based on goods stored in or shipped
between foreign countries.
Compared with a year ago, the
volume of bills outstanding again showed a large reduction.
Accepting banks and bankers continued to hold more than
90% of all bills outstanding."
further
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conditions that have prevailed for some time in the bill
market.
Dealers' portfolios remained small and rates were
dealers.
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Commercial paper remained
unchanged at % % for prime
and at 1% for less known names.
Commercial and
industrial concerns continued to borrow moderate amounts
names
of
funds
through
total amount of
paper market, but the
notes drawn remained far below the
the commercial
new
volume for which bank investors
Under date of
Oct. 17 the Federal Reserve Bank of New York announced
that returns received by the Bank from commercial paper
dealers showed a total of $183,100,000 of open market
commercial paper outstanding on Sept. 30 1935, which was
slightly higher than on Aug. 30 when the amount was
$176,800,000, but compared with $192,000,000 at the end
of September 1934.
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RATES
FOR
MONEY
inquired;
AT
NEW YORK
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Oct.
Call loans
on
5 Oct.
12 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov.
2
Stock Exchange—
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Week's average (mixed & Indus, collateral).
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m&Prate seasonal increase, the contraction in the total as
year became still more pronounced.
The!American Acceptance Council on Oct. 23 published its
compared with last
survey
bankers'
of
the
acceptances
acceptance market and found that
at the end of September totaled
$327,834,317 as compared with $321,807,411 Aug. 31, but
$539,420,386 Sept. 30 1934.
In making public the figures,
Robert H. Bean, Executive Secretary of the Council, pointed
out that there is little to substantiate the belief that the
banks will have any such large increase in acceptance busi¬
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THE OCTOBER RETURNS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS
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Rates for bankers'
acceptances remained unchanged.
While the amount of outstanding bills experienced another
usual
150 Days
90 Days
120 Days
30 Days
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60 Days
Accept'ces Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid
IN NEW
YORK CITY
During October surplus reserves of member banks of the
Federal Reserve System soared to the highest levels ever
reached.
Fed by continued large importations of gold
from Europe and a decline in the Treasury's balance with
the Federal Reserve banks, surplus member bank reserves
on Oct. 30, as estimated by the Reserve Board, amounted
to $3,010,000,000, <k>mpared with $2,620,000,000 on Sept.
25, a gain in the five-week period of $390,000,000.
It was
the first time in the history of the Reserve System that
excess
reserves
had
ever
scaled the $3,000,000,000 height.
The inward movement of gold from Europe was by far
the most important factor leading toward a further up¬
In the five
gold stock of the
country experienced an increase of $389,000,000, of which
more than $350,000,000 represented receipts of gold from
building of member bank
reserve
balances.
weeks under review here, the monetary
IS'
MONTHLY
Nov., 1935]
the rest of the world.
Actual imports of the metal
during
October
proper
totaled
$303,300,000,
compared with
$150,000,000 in.the whole of September.
The chief sources
of this gold were France, England, The Netherlands and
India.
The flow of gold from Europe came about from a
flight of capital toward this country, owing to the intensifica¬
tion of the war scare in Europe during the month.
With monetary gold rising $389,000,000 in the five-week
period, compared with a $390,000,000 increase in excess
reserves, it can be readily observed how important was the
movement of gold in causing further ease in the reserve
position of Federal Reserve members.
The total expansion
in reserves in this period was $417,259,000, but reserve re¬
quirements increased somewhat and prevented excess
reserves from showing a dollar-for-dollar increase with actual
reserves.
Much of the gain in deposits, calling for in¬
creased reserves, resulted from the growth in the volume of
foreign funds in the New York market.
As October ended,
foreign capital was still moving toward New York, as
evidenced by the steady flow of gold.
Operations of the Treasury helped, as usual, to influence
member bank reserves importantly.
During October, the
Treasury paid out a considerable quantity of the deposits
which had accumulated to its credit with the Federal Reserve
as a result of income tax
payments and cash subscriptions
to Government issues in
The aggregate decline
in Treasury cash and balances with the Federal Reserve
from Sept. 25 to Oct. 30 was $113,000,000.
The open market position of the Reserve banks was un¬
importantly changed. Bills bought were $12,000 lower and
Government securities $24,000 lower.
The trend within
the Government securities portfolio was reversed, at least
temporarily, for holdings of Treasury notes decreased
$52,882,000, while certificates and bills were $52,881,000
higher. The System's investment in Treasury bonds
showed virtually no change.
Federal Reserve credit in use
was
unchanged during the five weeks at $2,474,000,000.
Currency circulation underwent a seasonal rise of $60,000,000
raising the outstanding volume to $5,686,000,000, or
$233,000,000 more than the total for Oct. 31 1934. Federal
Reserve note circulation expanded $81,151,000 to a total
of $3,511,319,000 on Oct. 30 1935.
In these five weeks the outstanding loans and invest¬
ments of the weekly reporting New York banks took a drop
of $188,000,000, most of which took place in their invest¬
ment in Government securities, which fell off $123,000,000.
Government-guaranteed issues were higher by $16,000,000,
and other securities increased $10,(X)0,000.
As for all
weekly reporting banks, their credit decreased $117,000,000,
with their security loans $42,000,000 lower, Government
securities $135,000,000 lower and non-Government se¬
curities
$34,000,000.
Government-guaranteed issues in¬
creased $16,000,000.
•
Loans on securities of the reporting New York banks
declined $29,000,000.
The brokers' loan portion of this
total was $28,000,000 lower, with loans to brokers and
dealers in New York down $30,000,000 and loans to brokers
and dealers outside New York up $2,000,000.
Street
loans, as compiled by the New York Stock Exchange, were
$11,199,700 higher than a month ago, the total of these
loans on Oct. 31 1935 standing at $792,421,569 as against
$781,221,869 on Sept. 30 1935. On Oct. 31 1934 the total
of
these loans
was
September.
$827,033,416.
<
COURSE OF STERLING EXCHANGE IN OCTOBER
Sterling exchange was, in effect, under pressure through¬
out October, as there was very little demand for sterling
and an extraordinary demand for United States dollars in
nearly all markets.
There was a considerable flight of
funds from London and the Continent to the United States
as
the result of fear
that Europe
in consequence of the
of the market was but
would become embroiled
Italo-Ethiopian conflict. This phase
a
continuation of developments which
began early in September with the Italian defiance of the
League of Nations. At that time, for the first time since
Great Britain abandoned the gold standard in September
1931, gold which had been hoarded in London began to move
At the same time gold hoarded on the
Continent began to move out in considerable volume, flowing
chiefly through Paris.
\
to the United States.
,
It
to
was
.
apparent that a large number of Europeans
the conclusion that
the
came
American dollar represented
a
safer refuge than metallic gold. Their views were based for
the most part on fears that in the event of war or a serious
international emergency every European nation would call
in its outstanding
gold. In such an event, it would seem,
hoarders felt that they would be obliged to surrender their
gold at
a
fixed rate, probably at par, which might be far
below the actual exchange rate.
,
Apart from the flow of funds to New York as a result
of war fears, sterling and the Continental currencies were
under pressure as a seasonal matter.
ditions exchange is adverse to London
Under normal
and
the
con¬
Continent
from about the
beginning of September until mid-January.
However, considering the low state of international trade,
this pressure was of minor importance throughout October.
As part of a movement which began in June, there was a
continuous flow of European funds to New York
seeking
investment.
At
the
same
time
movement of investment money
in in London.
London
reported a heavy
into American issues traded
These funds represented chiefly operations
REVIEW
of large
V3Jf,
interests, especially Scotch and English investment
trusts, and while the business
brokers
was placed through English
through London offices of New York
rather than
Stock
Exchange houses, they represented an ultimate, if
immediate, demand for dollars. The gold movement to
New York, which began on Sept. 9, reached
approximately
$480,000,000 toward the end of October.
Of this amount,
$144,600,000 was engaged in England, $200,700,000 in France,
and some $56,000,000 in Holland.
Aside from the outward gold movement influenced by
war fears and international unrest, gold continued to be
strongly attracted to the dollar because the American cur¬
not
,
rency
is greatly undervalued.
the United States acquired, by
Between Jan.
1
and
Oct.
1
import, roughly, $1,000,000,000
of gold.
Figures for nine months showed that several of
the European central banks were heavy losers of
gold.
France lost approximately $689,000,000, or 12% of (her total
supply at the beginning of the year. Italy lost approximately
$140,000,000, or 27% of the reserve of the Bank of Italy.
Holland lost more than $208,000,000, or 36% of the reserve
of the Dutch central bank.
The gold stock of the Swiss
central bank declined $176,000,000, or 21%.
Toward the
end of October there were indications of subsidence of fears
as
to the international outlook, and the
gold movement
diminished greatly in volume.
Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, in
address on Oct 1 at the Lord Mayor's Mansion House
dinner, expressed concern because of the efflux of gold from
Europe to the United States. He pointed out that this gold
flow showed clearly how far the world is from "those settled
an
conditions under which alone
continued:
ances
cellor
"While
we
we
work."
can
Mr. Norman
thus
are
waiting—owing to disturb¬
to which allusion has been made
[referring to Chan¬
Chamberlain's remarks on the impossibility of stabiliz¬
ing currencies
on
gold under present disturbed conditions]
and in part to the general settlement
throughout the world
which has not yet appeared—the question
perplexing me is
how we should best keep in order the machine for which
we are responsible.
In many countries abroad, in order to
achieve this end, rules, laws and regulations are essential.
We work instead by the adaptation of
tradition, and all the
time this period of uncertainty is passing we are
trying to
adapt the machine we have inherited to the new uses to
which it may be put later.
I doubt if many of us will see
that
new condition in any settled form."
Chancellor of the Exchequer Chamberlain at the
dinner pointed out that a return to stable currencies
same
on
a
gold basis would be desirable but thoroughly impracticable
in the present state of world affairs.
It was revealed early
result of additional defense measures
Great Britain would show a deficit in the
budget for the
first half of the year in excess of
£59,000,000.
Mr. Cham¬
in October that as
a
berlain said at the Lord Mayor's dinner to the
Governor
and directors of the Bank of England:
"Although I have
no reason to
anticipate any unfavorable outturn at the end
of the financial year, it is already clear that I shall
not find
myself in possession of that surplus upon which some of
sanguine friends counted at budget time in order
to justify their claims that I was
deliberating the possibility
my more
of tax reduction."
He
also asserted that in
looking forward
half-year he was bound to take into considera¬
developments in foreign affairs, though up to the
to the second
tion recent
present there had been astonishingly little sign of
any check
in Great Britain's trade.
Throughout October the most noticeable demand for ster¬
ling was derived from the active buying of silver in the
London market for United States
Treasury account.
There
was, of course, also a demand for sterling by reason of the
sales of gold in the open market, but these influences
were
insufficient to offset the heavy outflow of funds from Lon¬
don and the Continent to New York.
During the entire
month the British Exchange Equalization Fund
was active
in the market, and in terms of French francs
or
gold, the
control continued successfully to
keep the range of fluctua¬
tions within a narrow margin of less than
1%.
Mr. Henry
Morgenthau Jr., United States Secretary of the Treasury,
vacation in Europe toward the end of
October.
According to United Press dispatches of Oct 15,
an important official of the Bank of
France said that Mr.
Morgenthau "is taking away with him, after a series of
private visits, the definite impression that any move at the
returned from his
present time for stabilization of currencies is hopeless." The
same official, whose name was not
disclosed, said: "Bank¬
ers
realize that sanctions
and
similar
measures
result in¬
evitably in increasing economic and national dislodgments
which will keep the world in the economic
doldrums another
period
of time,
the
length
of which
it
is
impossible
to
estimate."
British business, especially home
industry, continued at
high levels throughout the month.
In mid-October the 10
London clearing banks revealed a new
high in total deposits
of £2,023,500,000.
This sum represented an increase of
£165,500,000 for the year.
The London "Economist" index of
industrial activity moved up three
points in
September to a
high. British unemployment figures were at the lowest
level in many years, the total having
dropped below 2,000,000
in August.
An eminent British industrial authority who
visited America in October, Mr. Eric
new
Gore-Browne, Deputy
Chairman of the Southern Railway of
England and identi¬
fied with banking interests in
London, expressed his opinion
that England can continue in relative economic
prosperity
for some time on the basis of her domestic
trade, notwith-
MONTHLY
standing the fact that she is a large exporting country.
The possibilities of opening up international trade, sorely
needed by England for long-continued prosperity, appear
obscure at present, Mr. Gore-Browne said.
Money continued abundant and easy in the London open
market, with hardly any change from day to day except
occasionally on six-months' maturities.
Two-months' bills
ranged between 9/16% and %%. three-months' bills between
9/16% and 11/16%, four-months' bills between 11/16% and
%%, and six-months' bills between %% and %%.
A great deal of gold was sold in the London open market
during the month. The precise amount could not be ascer¬
Until hoarders and others became
tained.
complications,
international
of
threat
alarmed by the
thoroughly satis¬
a
factory estimate of the gold movement in London was to
be had by reference to the amount of gold "available" at the
89,
fixed by the four leading bullion brokers,
time the price is
EEYIEW
during
"The Chinese exchanges showed marked weakness
Shanghai dollar, which had remained fairly
stable for several months in the neighborhood of 37 or 38c.,
The
October.
dropped to a low of 30.90c. on Oct. 31."
Changes in the gold holdings of the Bank of England were
as follows;
In the week ended Oct. 2, an increase of
£74,362; in the week ended Oct. 9, an increase of £29,355;
an increase of £40,062; in the
week ended Oct. 23, an increase of £686,793, and in the week
ended Oct. 30, an increase of £341,329.
The bank's gold
holdings on Oct. 30 were at a new high of £195,521,966,
which compared with £192,650,024 a year earlier and with
the minimum of £150,000,000 recommended by the Cunliffe
in the week ended Oct. 16,
Committee.
of
Details
movement
gold
the
and
to
from
New
outlined as follows in the "Monthly Review" of the
are
York
New
Bank for Nov. 1:
York Federal Reserve
that is,
at 11 a. in., when the amount of gold available is
also made known.
Since Sept. 9, however, a considerable
gold from abroad which began in September
continued in October, and during the course of the month
quantity of gold was frequently thrown on the market in
the afternoon.
For example, on a single day when the
imports of $155,700,000 were received from France, $108,100,000 from England, $18,300,000 from The Netherlands,
price was fixed and the amount available was stated to be
approximately £300,000, there was said to have been sold in
the market during the late afternoon gold approximating
£15,000,000.
This amount was doubtless sold by hoarders
and taken by the British Exchange Equalization Fund.
The
total gold "available/' as reported by the fixing committee,
was £9,370,000 in October as against £5,419,700 in September
and £8,810,000 in August.
During the month the Bank of
England bought approximately £777,531 in gold bars and in¬
creased its total gold reserves to a new record high.
The
London open market gold price ranged between a high of
$10,900,000 from India, $8,700,000 from Canada, $1,100,000
from China, and $500,000 from Ecuador.
The gold stock
of the United States was further augmented by the deposit
142s. 2d.
Oct. 5 to
on
all-time high
at
149s.
4d.
low of 141s. 3%d.
a
Oct. 1 at $4.90% @$4.91, and on Oct,
PRICE
PAID
on
Oct. 24.
The
for gold in London was reached on March 6
per ounce.
Sterling cable transfers sold on
FOR
BY UNITED STATES (FEDERAL
COMPARED WITH LONDON PRICES
States
United
Converted
States
Dollars
into
Dollars
into
$35.00
$34.76
35.00
34.76
19
35.00
34.77
Sunday
$35,00
$34.76
2
35.00
34.78
Oct.
Oct.
3
35.00
34.77
Oct.
4
35.00
34.76
Oct. 20
Sunday
Oct.
5
35.00
34.76
Oct. 21
35.00
34.76
6
Sunday
Sundah
Oct. 22
35.00
34.79
35.00
34.78
Oct. 23—
35.00
34.78
35.00
34.78
Oct.
Oct.
7-
...
—...
34.77
Oct. 24
35.00
35.00
34.77
Oct. 25
35.00
Oct.
10
35.00
34.77
Oct. 26.
35.00
34.76
Oct.
11--
35.00
34.77
Oct. 27
Sunday
Sunday
Oct.
12.
Holiday
Sunday
34.76
Oct. 28__
35.00
34.77
Oct.
Oct.
—
34.77
Oct.
13-
Sunday
Oct. 29
35.00
34.76
Oct.
14-.
35.00
34.77
Oct. 30
35.00
34.78
Oct.
15
35.00
34.76
Oct. 31
35.00
34.78
Oct.
16
35.00
34.77
—
.-
LONDON CHECK RATE ON
PARIS AND PRICE OF GOLD IN LONDON
Mean
Mean
London
London
London
London
Check Rate
Open Market
Check Rate
Open Markbt
on
Paris
Gold Price
Oct.
1
74.49
141s.
Oct.
2
74.42
141s.
734d.
lOd.
on
Paris
74.594
141s.
6d.
Oct. 18
74.547
141s.
3^d.
141s.
7y2d.
3
74.424
141s.
lOJ^d.
Oct. 19
Oct.
4
74.397
141s. 11 Hd.
Oct. 20
Sunday
Oct.
5
74.312
142s.
Oct. 21
74.551
Oct.
6
Sunday
Oct.
7
74.318
142s.
Oct.
8—-
74.38
141s.
Oct.
9
2d.
Gold Price
Oct. 17
74.562
Oct.
Sunday
141s.
5d.
Oct. 22____
74.515
141s.
7d.
Oct. 23
74.616
141s.
4^d.
lOd.
Oct. 24
74.62
141s.
3J^d.
74.41
141s. lOd.
Oct. 25
74.54
141s.
Oct. 10
74.431
141s.
9d.
Oct. 26.;
Oct. 11
74.395
141s.
9^d.
Oct. 27
Oct. 12
74.43
141s.
9d.
Oct. 28—
Oct. 13——
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
9^d.
Oct. 14
74.41
141s.
Oct. 15
74.42
141s.
9d.
74.482
141s.
7^d.
Oct. 16
6^d.
74.54
141s.
Sunday
74.54
141s.
6d.
Oct. 29_.
74.54
141s.
4^d.
Oct. 30
74.54
141s.
4d.
Oct. 31
74.54
141s.
5d.
6d.
Sunday
In commenting on the foreign exchange situation during
October, the New York Federal Reserve Bank said, in its
"Monthly Review" for Nov, 1:
"The fear that the Italian-Ethiopian situation might have
serious European repercussions and the concurrent growth
of confidence in the progress of recovery in the United States
have promoted an extremely heavy movement of funds to
this country from abroad, and have been the principal influ¬
ences
operating in the foreign exchange market since the
latter part of September.
The movement reached its largest
proportions late in September and in the early part of Octo¬
ber, falling off somewhat thereafter.
Since September the
movement of gold to this country, including gold now en
route, has amounted to about $480,000,000, and this move¬
ment has been almost exclusively a reflection of the inflow
of
"The French franc continued to be quoted at or below the
gold shipping point from Paris to New York during most of
October, with the result that over $200,000,000 of gbld was
drain
country from Sept. 9 onward.
the gold holdings of the Bank of France was
This
offset,
however, by gold received from other countries, principally
England and Italy. It seems likely, therefore, that the weak¬
ness
of the franc during this period, while due partly to
internal factors, was due chiefly to the position of the Paris
exchange market as the principal international gold clear¬
ing center through which operations in support of other
major currencies now are carried on.
"Among the other currencies of the European gold bloc,
the guilder recovered from $0.6769 to a high of $0.6792 on
Oct. 28, a level well above the lower gold point, while Swiss
exchange receded somewhat in the latter part of the month,
although it still remained above its lower gold point.
on
of
amounting
2% to a discount of 31/32%.
On Oct. 1 Montreal funds
at a discount of 1%@3/16%, and on Oct. 31 at a dis¬
were
3/16@l/16%.
of 1
count
OTHER FOREIGN EXCHANGE
CONTINENTAL AND
francs
under
were
pressure
throughout October,
phase of the market which began early in September.
a
in
above
noted
the
Bank
the
a
As
great
Never¬
suffered no material loss in
the Bank of France
On the contrary, the five weekly statements
gold holdings.
of
exchange,
shipped from Paris to New York.
deal of gold was
theless,
sterling
of
resume
issued
France
of
October
in
showed
a
net
279,065,347 francs.
Most of the gold sent from Paris to the United States
represented earmarked gold of the British exchange control
lodged with the Paris bank.
Large quantities of hoarded
gold of European nationals were sent through Paris to New
York as anxiety grew respecting the consequences of the
League of Nations attitude toward Italy.
During the
greater part of the month the British exchange fund was
apparently active in co-operating with the Bank of France
to keep the franc at a fraction above 6.59 in terms of the
dollar, at which level it would be unprofitable to send gold
increase in gold holdings of
to New York.
Bank
It
was
understood that the Federal Reserve
also lent support to
the weakened European curren¬
cies, or at least let it become known that additional gold
was not desired here.
Most of the gold which arrived in
New York from Paris and from1 other European centers
during
October
engaged
been
had
in
September and
the
early part of October when war fears were acute. However,
the gold points were and must always be ineffective to arrest
the flow of hoarded money.
The European hoarders tool:
the
position that the American dollar was the safest money.
ingot felt that he might within
a short period be compelled to surrender his gold in exchange
for paper money of uncertain value.
There was no essential change in the underlying situationThe possessor of every gold
of the franc.
ment
The economic
seemed
not
to be
decrees of the French Govern¬
working out as satisfactorily as it
The fact became plain that reduc¬
salaries, wages and dividends of Government stock¬
holders imposed by the decrees lowered the spending power
of the population, while prices continued to rise.
The acute
hoped they would.
was
tion in
Italo-Ethiopian dispute and the increased armament position
impracticable to carry out
many economies which might have proved helpful to the
French position.
In fact, the Government had to increase
of the Hitler Government made it
its expenditures for defense.
The foreign trade of France continued extremely
able for
the franc.
the first
For
nine
unfavor¬
months of the year
French
imports were 15,552,000,000 francs, while exports
11,414,000,000 francs, making an adverse balance of
4,138,000,000 francs.
M. Laval in an address before the
Finance Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, on Oct. 21,
asserted that his Government would have nothing to do
with currency tinkering.
He said:
"If Parliament desires
were
capital.
sent from France to this
Gold
French
17
1
Oct.
approximately $330,000,000 during the month.
to $2,200,000 received from Central and
South American countries was immediately placed under
earmark here and therefore had no effect on the gold stock."
Canadian exchange during October ranged from a discount
the total rose
Converted
Oct. 18
Oct.
Oct.
and assay
RESERVE
London Price
London Price
United
newly-mined domestic gold and scrap gold at the mints
offices and by a net release of $500,000 of gold
held under earmark at the Reserve bank, and consequently
of
31 at $4.91% @$4.91%.
GOLD
BANK)
"The influx of
revaluation
it
must
find
another
Government.
Mine
will
not do it."
the^eek ended Sept. 27
holdings of 73,118,444 francs.
ended Oct. 4 there was an increase of 141,-
The Bank of France statement for
showed
For
an
increase
the week
in
gold
151,724 francs; for the week ended Oct. 11, an increase of
29,274,311 frands; for the week ended Oct. 18, a decrease of
159,854,570 francs, and for the week ended Oct. 25, an in¬
crease
on
of
Oct. 25
195,375,638
stood
at
francs.
Gold holdings of the bank
72,157,944,791 francs, which compared
with 82,475.805,725 francs a year earlier and with 28,935,000,000 francs when the unit was stabilized in June 1928.
The Bank of France ratio
on
Oct. 25 stood at 74.92%, com-
Nov., 1935]
MONTHLY
REVIEW
the
pared with 80.29% a year earlier and with legal require¬
ment of 35%.
The franc ranged in October between 6.58%
and 6.59%.
On Oct. 1 Paris cable transfers were 6.59#
6.59V.. and on Oct. 31, 6.58 y8 @6.59%.
Italian lire were persistently weak during October as a
consequence of the pressure of war expenditures on the
Italian reserves, which was aggravated by the financial and
economic sanctions voted by the League of Nations.
Never¬
theless, the Bank of France co-operated with the Italian
exchange control in maintaining the currency in approximate
equilibrium with the franc.
This level* in terms of the
Oct. 24 showed gold holdings of 3,460,900,000 belgas and the
ratio of gold to note circulation was 82.90%.
Belga cable
dollar, was around 8.12-8.15.
It was expected that the co¬
operation of the Bank of France with the Italian control
at 16.84 @16.85%.
would terminate at the end of the month.
gold
July 22, .when decrees
published suspending the 40% gold coverage, was sent
France.
Bankers were generally of the opinion at the
were
to
end
October
of
that
no
matter
what
the
outcome
the
of
League of Nations's action with respect to Italy, the Italian
currency must ultimately be devalued.
Lira cable transfers
during October ranged between 8.09% and 8.15%.
Cable
transfers
on
Rome
on
Oct.
1
8.14% @8.15, and closed
were
Oct. 31 at 8.12.
on
so-called
Oct. 31,
free
gold mark
or
the situation improved in Amsterdam.
Nevertheless, there
been no improvement in Belgian business since
June,
when the effect of the devaluation of the belga in March
ceased to be felt.
The Bank of Belgium's statement for
has
transfers
16.89@16.89%
were
Exchange
the present dictatorship chooses to follow such a
Theoretically, all marks of whatever description
gold parity of 40.33.
The so-called gold or free
as
a
which
rules nearest to this parity does so because
scarcity value of the gold mark due to limitations
the
imposed
had
on
it by the Reichsbank control.
This gold mark
range in October of 40.19-40.26.
Registered com¬
mercial marks were quoted at the end of the month at 19.70.
a
Mark currency sent from abroad was quoted at 27.25; tourist
marks at 24.50, and benevolent marks at 30.00.
The Reichsbank statement for the first quarter of October
showed a decline in gold and bullion of 464.000
reichsmarks;
for the second quarter a decline of
5,511,000
reichsmarks;
reichsmarks, and
25,000 reichsmarks.
for the third quarter a decline of
1,037,000
for the
last quarter an increase
of
The bank's gold
and bullion
on
Oct.
31 stood at 87,795,000
reichsmarks
compared with 82,564,000 reichsmarks a
and with 806,223,000 reichsmarks on Dec. 31
1934
ago
bank's ratio
a
year
year
The
Oct. 31 stood at 2.24% compared with 2.26%
on
earlier, and with 25.8%
on
Dec. 31 1932.
DAILY RATES
the countries neutral during the war, except
on
for the Holland guilder, followed much the same trend as
had been apparent throughout the year.
The Scandinavian
currencies were steady, moving in close sympathy with
sterling.
The Swiss franc was firm with relation to all
European units, although showing fractional ease in terms
of the
United
States dollar.
away from Holland until the second half of the month, when
the trend was reversed with returning confidence in the
On
Oct.
1
OF EXCHANGE
The
pressure on the guilder became noticeably marked
September, chiefly because of fears that the currency
would be devalued, and there was a
perceptible flow of
In
bank
might further increase its rate because of the heavy
Between Sept. 9 and Oct. 20 more than
$56,000,000 gold was shipped from Holland to the United States.
gold drain.
In
the
meanwhile
However, the condition began to improve after the second
week of
bank.
October and gold
Bankers'
Cables
Checks
06.59}* 32.54
discount rate was moving downward and a further reduction
in the central bank rate was
anticipated.
On Oct. 26 The
Netherland Bank ratio of gold to circulation and
sight
liabilities
stood
67.67@67.72
month
between
Cables
67.67o67.72
Checks
67.66o67.69
67.55067.61
16.8734«16.89 16.88
67.53067.57
67.54067.57
67.55067.58
sun day
6.58Ma6.59M
6.58^06.59^
6.59
o6.59J4
6.58Ma6.59M
6.58Ma6.59M
o 32.55
32.55
032.56
67.38o67.53
32.51
o32.55 32.54
a.55 34
32.54
a32.55 32.55
a32.56
32.54 34032.56 32.55 34a32.57
a32.56 32.56
032.57
67.57067.72
67.67o67.82
67.70o67.76
67.71o67.77
32.55
holi day
6.59
06.5934
32.55
06.5934
06.5934 32.53
06.5934 32.53
06.5934 32.54
6.58Ma6.59M 6.59
6.58Ma6.59M 6.59
sun day
32.54
...
...
16.88
67.54o67.60
67.55o67.63
16.87
67.63o67.67
67.64o67.68
16.88
ol6.89 16.88 34a.89 34
16.84
16.85
16.83
016.84 16.84
al6.85
67.75o67.78
67.76o67.80
16.82
0.57 34
67.74o.75 34
67.64067.73
67.75o67.77
a.55 34 32.55
67.72o67.76
16.82 34016.84 16.83
16.82 34al6.84 16.83
a32.56 32.54
0.56 34
67.73o67.78
67.74o67.80
16.82
a32.56 32.55
032.57
67.78067.85
67.80067.86
16.82
a32.56 32.56
032.57
67.81067.84
67.82067.85
16.82
016.83 16.82 34al6.84
a.84 34
a.8434
a.8334 16.82 34ol6.84
016.83 16.82 34a.83 34
016.83 16.82 34al6.84
sun day
sun day
67.78067.87
032.54
67.84 34a.86
67.85067.87
a.52 34
67.83067.86
032.50
67.82067.85
67.85o67.90
67.86067.88
67.86067.88
032.52
67.87067.89
67.88067.92
16.83
a32.53 32.52
032.54
16.8334o.8434 16.84
032.53
67.85067.90
67.86067.90
67.89067.91
67.90o67.92
a32.52 32.50
67.87067.91
16.83
a32.52 32.51 34a32.53
032.50 32.49
032.51
o32.49 32.48
06.59M 6.593406.5934 32.50
6.59Ma6.59M 6.593406.59 34 32.51
6.59
06.59H 6.593406.5934 32.49
032.51 32.51
sun day
.12
67.86067.91
67.87o67.90
16.83
67.91o67.96
016.84
oils.84 16.83 340.84 34
16.84
16.84 34ol6.85
rsun day
67.87067.90
.11
16
...
17
...
Peseta
Checks
Cables
Checks
Cables
Checks
Cables
21.90o21.913H
25.29025.30
25.30o25.31
24.65a24.66
24.66024.67
40.23o40.24
40.24o40.25
21.87o21.88
21.88o21.89
25.25a25.27
25.26025.28
40.20a40.21
40.21o40.22
21.87o21.89
25.25025.27
25.26a25.28
24.60a24.62
24.60024.62
24.61o24.63
21.86o21.88
24.61o24.63
40.18040.19
40.19o40.20
;
sun day
21.86021.91
25.24025.28
25.25025.29
21.87a21.91
21.88fl21.92
25.25025.29
25.26025.30
21.90fl21.94
21.90 3*0.94 3H
21.89o21.91
25.29025.31
25.30a25.32
25.26025.29
25.27025.30
21.88o21.90
21.89a21.91
25.27025.30
holi day
25.28025.31
holi day
sun day
sun day
21.87fl21.90
21.88o21.91
25.27a25.28
25.28o25.29
21.90o21.93
21.91021.94
25.29025.31
25.30a25.32
21.92021.95
21.93021.96
25.31025.33
25.32025.34
21.95a21.98
21.96a21.99
25.36o25.38
25.37o25.39
SUN DAY
25.30025.32
25.31o25.33
25.33a25.36
■■n
25.34o25:37
sun day
sun day
sun day
13.65al3.66
13.64al3.65
13.64
18.81018.83 18.82al8.88
13.63Mal3.64
13.64ol3.65
sun day
13.65
13.66
sun day
18.83018.84 18.84al8.89
18.82ol8.84 18.83al8.89
40.23040.24
40.24040.25
13.65
13.66
24.65024.70
40.24040.25
40.25040.26
18.82ol8.84 18.83al8.87
13.65
13.66
24.64024.66
40.23
40.24
13.65al3.66
24.63o24.65
40.23fl40.24
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policy.
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8.25a8.38
.80
a.85
18.84al8.85 29.64a29.69
.80
a.85
18.84al8.86 29.63a29.71 2.28
a2.28 H
1.31
.80
a.85
18.84al8.86 29.63a29.71 2.28Ma2.28M
HOLI DAY
1.31
&I2.16M 32.68a32.83 32.69a32.8S
2.16,Va2.16M 32.66a32.83 32.67a32.88
2.16
a2.16M 32.67a32.70 32.68a32.75
SUN DAY
l'teal H% discount
1 Hal 732% discount
l'leal H% discount
1 Hal %% discount
12132al1332% discount
1 }*al 716% discount
—
a2.28H
1.31
2.16
a2.16M 32.68a32.70 32.69a32.75
8.20a8.37
2.28Ma2.29M
1.31
8.20a8.37
8.25a8.38
a.84
18.84al8.86 29.63a29.69 2.28Ma2.29M
32.69a32.70 32.70a32.75
8.20a8.37
8.25a8.38
a.84
1.31
32.70a32.75 32.75a32.76
8.20a8.37
8.25a8.38
a.84
18.83al8.85 29.66a29.69 2.28%a2.29M
18.83al8.84 29.65a29.66 2.28Ma2.29
1.36
2.16Ma2.17M
2.16Ma2.17M
2.l6Ma2.17M
2.16
a2.l6M
32.69a32.70 32:70a32.75
1.31
32.74a32.83 32.75a32.88
8.20a8.37
8.25a8.38
a.84
18.83al8.84 29.64a29.69 2.28
1.36
2.16^0217
32.77a32.83 32.78a32.88
8.20a8.37
8.25a8.38
8.20a8.37
8.25a8.38
.80
a. 85
18.83al8.85 29.63a29.69 2.28
.80
a.84
18.83al8.84 29.63a29.74
4.14
a4.14M
a4.14M
a4.14M
.80
4.14
a4.14M
.80
.80
.80
4.14
4.14
4.13%a4.14
4.13Ma4.14
a2.29
'
—
SUN DAY
29.67a29.71 2.28Ha2.29H
1
discount
4.14
a4.14M
.80
a.84
18.82al8.85
1.35
2.16H02.17
32.74a32.83 32.75a32.88
1
4.14
a4.14M
.79
a.84
18.83al8.86 29.63a29.71 2.28Ma2.29M
1.37
32.75a32.83 32.76a32.88
8.20a8.37
1.34
32.77a32.83 32.78a32.88
8.20a8.37
8.25a8.38
32.75a32.77 32.78a32.80
8.20a8.37
8.25a8.38
32.75a32.83 32.76a32.88
8.20a8.39
8.25a8.40
1.33
2.16Ma2.17
2.16Ma2.18
2.16Ma2.17M
2.l6Ma2.17
2.17
02.17M
8.25a8.38
discount
32.76a32.83 32.77a32.88
8.20a8.39
8.25a8.40
32.74a32.88
8.20a8.37
8.25a8.38
8.20a8.37
8.25a8.38
8.20a8.37
8.25a8.38
8.20a8.37
8.25a8.38
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2,
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practical purposes China has been only nominally on
silver standard throughout the greater part of the year.
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ranged fairly steady between
Oct. 1 and 29 5/16d. on Oct. 31.
DAILY
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the
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on
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London open market price for silver.
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of the Chinese unit was at no time discernible during Octo¬
29%d.
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ft
equivalent to a transaction in silver, and the quotation for
the Shanghai dollar would rule in close relation to the
ber.
05 05 © © © ©
05
Tfl
stocks smuggled out of China.
most of this silver came from
October
20-
00
7i6al %%
Hal 716%
l1532al H%
17i6al,132%
1 %aln32%
1 Mai ?32%
discount
discount
discount
discount
.79
a.84
18.83al8.88 29.64a29.69 2.28Ma2.29M
a4.14M
.80
a.84
18.83al8.89 29.69a29.74 2.28Ma2.30
1.37
a4.14M
.79
a.84
18.84al8.89 29.68a29.74 2.28Ha2.29M
1.34
4.13Ma4.14
4.14
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SUN DAY
.79Ma.84
4.13Ma4.14
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1
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'^a 3132%
1 732al%
13i6al 'is%
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discount
discount
discount
discount
4.13%a4.14
4.13%a4.14
4.13Ma4.14
4.13Ma4.14
1.34
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18.84al8.86 29.64a29.69 2.28Ma2.29
18.84al8.87 29.69a29.74 2.28Ma2.29M
2.16Ma247M 32.73a32.83
1.34
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a.84
18.83al8.86 29.64a29.71 2.28Ma2.29M
1.34
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a.84
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1.35
2.16Ha2.17H 32.78a32.83 32.79a32.88
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2.16Ma2.17M 32.76a32.83 32.77a32.88
a.84
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Bolivi¬
Colombia
dor
Uruguay
ano
Dollar
Sucre
Peso
Bolivar
Checks
Checks
Singa¬
Yoko¬
Peru
Portugal
Hong
Kong
"Shanghai
Chile
(Yuan)
hama
Manila
pore
Bombay
Java
Peso
Sol
Escudo
Dollar
Dollar
Yen
Peso
Dollar
Rupee
Guilders
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
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Vene¬
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.
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Checks
I._
23.50
53.00a57.31
10.00
80.09a80M
25.75
5.10
a5.
24.25
4.47
a4.49 50.22050",6 38.08a38M
28.73a28.80 49.85a49M
57.44a57H
37.02a37.07
67.82
2..
23.50
53.00a57.06
10.00
80.15a80M
25.75
5.10
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24.25
4.46
67.83
23.50
53.00a57.14
10.00
80.15a80M
25.75
5.10
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24.25
4.47
57.34a57.50 36.96a37.00
67.72
4.
23.50
53.50a57.47
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80.15a80M
25.75
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28.70a28.72 49.85a49M
28.65a28.72 19.85a49M
28.56a28.63 49.85a49M
57.38a57.55 36.99a37.01
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a4.48 50.06a509,6 ?7.65a383,6
a4.48 50.22a50'3,6 38.00a38M
57.31a57.50 36.90a36.92
67.72
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23.50
53.50a57.39
10.00
80.15a80M
25.75
5.10
a5
57.lfia57.40 36.90a36.97
67.77
57.31 a57H
67.78
24.25
4.46
24.25a25.25 4.45
a4.47 50.22a50'3,6 37.54a37M
a4.47 50.56a51»,6 37.52a37,5,6 28.54a28.59 49.85a49M
SUN DAY
6..
7„
23.50
53.50a57.72
10.00
80.15a80M
25.75
5.10
a5.
24.25a25.25 4.46
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23.50
53.50a57.64
10.00
80.15a80M
25.75
5.10
a5.
24.25a25.25 4.47
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23.50
53.25a58.10
10.00
80.15a80M
25.75
5.10
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10.
23.50
53.25a58.22
10.00
80.15a80M
25.75
5.10
a5
24.25a25.25 4.47
24.25a28.25 4.47
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23.50
53.25a58.14
10.00
80.15a80M
25.75
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24.25a25.25 4.46
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a4.48 50.06a50,3,6 37.36a37M
a4.48 49.81a507,6 37.00a377,6
a4.48 49.81a507i6
a4.47 49.89a505,6
12.
HOLI DAY
13.
SUN DAY
14.
23.75
53.25a57.97
9.50
80.15a80M
25.75
5.10
a5
24.00a25.25 4.47
15.
23.75
53.75a58.10
9.50
80.15a80M
25.75
5.10
a5
24.00a25.25 4.47
16.
23.75
53.75a57.97
9.50
80.15a80M
25.75
5.10
a5
24.00a25.25 4.47
17.
23.75
53.75a57.80
9.50
80.15a80M
25.75
5.10
a5
24.00a25.50
18.
23.75
53.50a57.72
9.50
80.15a80M
25.75
5.10
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24.00a25.50 4.47
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23.75
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9.50
80.25a80.46
25.75
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24.00a25.50 4.47
a4.48 49.89a505,6
a4.49 49.83a503,6
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28.53a28.67 49.85a49M
36.93a37i16
28.57a28.65 49.95a50.00 57.39a57.60 36.95a37.05
6? .83
67.88
36.88a37M
28.63a28.56 49.85a50.00 57.38a57.55 36.95a37.07
28.62a28.68 49.90a50.00 57.38a57.55 36.98a37.06
28.63a28.66 49.90a50.00 57.38a57^ 36.98a37.05
37.06a377,6
28.66a28.68 49.85a50.00 57.44a57.55 37.00a37.04
36.98a377if
28.68a28.73 49.85a50.00 57.44a57.55 37.03a37.08
36.69a37.00 28.67a28.71 49.90a50.00 57.44a57.60 47.05a37.10
49.90a50.00 57.56a57.70 37.05a37.19
28.72
36.17a36M
37.08
28.67a28.69 49.95a50.00 57.56a57.75
36.92a37M
a4.48 49.14a49,3,6 35.90a363,6
a4.48 49.44a49is16 36.14a369,6
67.92
67.97
67.98
67.97
67.96
67.99
68.06
28.68a28.74 49.95a50.00 57.38a57.75 37.07a37.14
68.05
68.07
33.19a33",6 28.70a28.75 49.95a50.00 57.50a57.70 37.05a37.12
68.10
37.06a37.14
68.18
37.09a37.15
68.21
37.11a37.15
68.16
37.06a37.12
68.20
SUN DAY
20.
21.
23.75
53.50a57.47
9.50
80.15a80M
25.75
5.00
a5
22.
23.75
53.50a57.31
9.50
80.15a80M
25.75
5.00
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23.
23.75
53.50a56.82
9.50
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23.75
53.50a57.06
9.50
80.15a80M
80.15a80M
25.75
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23.75
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9.50
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25.75
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a4.49 48.94a499,6 35.31a35% 28.70a28.74 49.95a50.00 57.50a57.65 37.05a37.13
24.00a26.00 4.47
a4.49 48.59a495,6 34.52a34is16 28.70a28.78 49.95a50.00 57.53a57.75 37.09a37.18
24.00a26.00 4.48
57.53a57.75 37.10a37.16
50.00
24.00a26.00 4.47Ma4.49 47.25a485,6 33.06a337,e 28.73a28.75
24.00a26.00 4.47Ma4.49
32.97a33M 28.71a28.74 49.95a50.00 57.50a57.65 37.05a37.l2
26.
23.75
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9.50
80.25a80.52
25.75
5.00
a5
24.00a26.00 4.47Ma4.49 47.66a487,6
47.41a48t5,6
68.05
68.06
68.11
68.10
SUN DAY
27.
28.
23.75
53.25a55.87
9.50
29..
23.75
53.25a55.71
9.50
30-.
23.75
53.50a56.50
9.50
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23.75
53.50a56.74l
9.50
80.15a80M
80.15a80M
80.15a80M
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25.75
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5.10
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5.10
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a4.49
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a4.49 47.41a487,fi
a4.49 45.88a479,6
a4.49 44.17a461,6
50.00
57.50a57M
33.21a33^ 28.72a28.75
32.19a32916 28.72a28.75 49.95a50.00 57.53a57M
50.00
57.53a57M
28.72a28'75
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30.90a313,s 28.72a28.74
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RANGE OF BOND PRICES DURING
October
1934
1935
Bond Sales
$275,727,000
...
.
Jan.. 1 to Oct. 31
...2,723,052,000
'' "■ ■'
OCTOBER 1935
Stock Sales
,
.
;?r
October...
$278,238,000
3,203,268,700
1935
Shares.
1934
46,668,488
278,586,660
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
15,659,921
279,377,161
NfOTtOE.-—Cash and deterred delivery sales are disregarded la the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of tbe month, and when selling outside of tlis
regular monthly range are shown In a footnote In the month In vrhlob they ooour.
No account Is taken of such sales In computing tbe range for the year.
The tables
complete record of the transactions on the New York Stock Exchange during
They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory.
The table
embrace every security dealt in on the Exchange.
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list.
The black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest Period" in licate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
on
21 to 43 furnish
pages
October 1935 and
a
the range since Jan. 1.
In accordance with the rule adopted
by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying bond*
price to which accrued interest must be added.
The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on which
interest is in default.
A few other bonds, like the Holland-America Line 6s, for special reasons, are also quoted "flat,"
are at a
but where this is the
the quotation "flat" will be found against the name of the issue.
case
became effective Jan. 2 1909.
Sales in
October
Value
Quotations after decimal point represent
BONDS
hf
S. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
St
one or more
This method of quoting bondt
point.
32ds of
a
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
July 1 1933
Oct.
1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
31
Oct.
Lowest
Highest
1
Highest
Oct. 31 1935
Bid
Ask Bid
Ask
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Fourth Liberty Loan—
15 1933-1938
Fourth 4%s......Oct
1.386.000
:
1,000
Registered..
1,868,000 Treasury 4%»._
24,000
Registered
1,424,000 Treasury 3%s-..
13,000
Registered..
A
O
A
O
A
..Oct 15 1943-1945 A O
.
J
6,000
Registered...
922,000 Treasury 3%«—
M
ne!5
1943-1947
Registered...
Registered.........
.'
','j'
...
June
Registered....
Sale" 10573
Sale"
109.26 Sale
110.16 Sale
10876
Sale" 108724 Sale"
10573
105.8
8
J
D
I
D
102.8
Sale
106711 Sale"
102.21 Sale
-—.
June 15 1946-1948
2,643,000 Treasury 3s
Registered
1,391*.000 Treasury 3%
10476
D
Sept 15 1951-1955 M S
2,130,000 Treasury 3s.
114729 Sale"
O
2,018,000 Treasury 4s..... ....Dec 15 1944-1954 J D
2,000
J D
Registered...
363,000 Treasury 3%s„„„ l"".*.Mar"l51946^1956 M S
1,000
Sale"
..Oct 15 1947-1952 AO
.,
4,000
100.11 Sale
15
j"d
1940-43 J
D
J
D
..............
161725 Sale" 102719 Sale"
10678
100.5
Oct.
100,14
Oct.
100.10
Oct.
100.10
113.27
Oct.
114.29
114
Oct.
114.22
7
100.5
Oct.
Oct.
7
100.7
Sept. 21 104.5
Oct.
31
113.6
Jan.
Oct.
24
113.24
Sept. 24 117.2
104.16
"
117.7
103.27
Oct.
105.10
Oct.
21
102.28
Jan.
106.28
103.26
Oct.
105.4
Oct.
21
103.24
Jan.
19 106.23
109.18
Oct.
110.24
Oct.
■-
-
M
M
B
24
108.24
Jan.
112.8
Oct.
110.4
Oct.
17
108.24
Jan.
112
Oct.
108.27
Oct.
24
107
Jan.
110.25
108
Oct.
108
Oct.
7
Oct.
106.14
Oct.
25
103.28
Oct.
Jan.
110
104.26
107.29
July 18
July 10
July 22
Apr. 24
July 22
105.6
Sept. 18 107.15
June 25
Jan.
-
108
101.27
Oct.
103.2
Oct.
21
100.20
102.15
Oct.
102.28
Oct.
22
102.15
Oct.
101.11
Oct.
102.26
Oct.
22
100.20
Jan.
104.10
18 104
104.10
101.14
Sept. 27 103.29
107715 Oc"t7"22
104.15
Jan.
Oct.
106.28
Oct.
19
106.6
Feb.
8 108.18
107.12 106.2
Oct.
107.20
Oct.
23
104.14
Jan.
2 108.28
Sale" 107711 Sale"" 10672" Oct*.
Sale
107.7
8
J
D
S
I>
102727 Sale" 103717 Sale"
3,970,000 Treasury 3%s
Dec 15 1949-1952 J i>
2,000
Registered.....................
581,000 Treasury 3Ms
——.Aug 1 1941 F A
F A
Registered.......
103.23 Sale
103.12 Sale
106724 Sale"
107.23 Sale
1,201,000 Treasury 3%s.._—Apr 15 1944-1946
103.28 Sale
104.24 Sale
6,000
Registered..........—......
—Mar 15 1955-1960 MS
9,589,000 Treasury 21*8
"99711 Sale"
10073
....
-
14,000
Registered.
—
Sale"
......
5,021,000 Treasury 2^s.....Sept 15 1945-1947 MS
10074
Sale" 100725 Sale"
102
Sale
12
July 19
July 16
July 28
July 18
109.19
106.28
106.9
12
Jan.
107.29
2 108.23
:
830,000 Treasury
151941-1943
1,000
Registered...........
1,712,000 Treasury 3%«——June 15 1946^1949
VI Registered..............
3,000
Jan.
July
May
July
July
July
1
30
1
20
18
22
July
19
May
107.4
Oct.
107.4
Oct, 19
107.4
Oct.
19 108.18
102.16
Oct.
103.24
Oct.
22
101.26
Jan.
2 105.11
103.1
Oct.
103.2
Oct.
14
102.22
Sept. 30 105.1
Oct.
21
101.15
Jan.
7 105.9
Oct.
14
103.2
Oct.
14 103.17
Jan.
22
104.18
Jan.
7 108.28
July
19
107.6
Mar. 18 107.21
102.4
Oct.
103.2
Oct.
14 103.2
106.13
Oct.
3 108.1
103.18
Oct.
103.24
98.26
99.19
Oct.
99.30
Oct.
4 103.21
Oct. 23
105.4
Oct.
Oct.
104.11
Oct.
Oct.
100.9
99.31
101.3
22
102.24 Jan,
2 106.19
Sept. 23 106.11
15
103.14
Oct.
21
98.26
Oct.
Oct.
28
99.9
Oct.
27
99.26
Aug. 27 101.12
Sept. 17 101.3
101.14
Jan.
3 101.28
June 27
May
1
July
13
July 20
June
July
July
3
19
5
July
8
May 14
Oct.
27
Federal Farm Mortgage Corp—
~
428,000
1,864"65O
*
.
3%s
Mar 15 1944-1964
V Registered....................
M S
May 15 1944-1949 UN
3s
Registered....
1,000
681,000
3,000
3s
703,000
2%e
.........
Jan 15 1942-1947
i""j
166714 Sale"
lOLll
Sale"
Registered
........Mar I 1942-1947 M~S
Home Owners Mtge Corp—
3s Series A
May 1 1944-1952 MN
3,523,000
Registered......
6,322,000
102.18 Sale
16672. Sale"* 166729 Sale"
"6677
Sale" 16673
100
Sale
i"o"o7i2
100.26 Sale
Oct.
Oct.
28
July
18
102.14
Feb.
1 102.14
Feb.
1
99.26
Oct.
101.7
Oct.
22
99.16
Jan.
July 28
100.20
Oct.
100.20
Oct.
16
99.20
Jan.
7 102.20
3 102.5
OCt.
2 102.22
Oct.
101.17
21
100
July
19
100.22
Oct.
100.22
Oct.
10
100.22
10 100.22
Oct.
10
98.28
Oct.
100.7
Oct.
23,
98.24
Sept. 23 101.20
July
19
99.24
Oct.
2 101.2
Oct.
22
99.16
Sept. 20 102.16
Feb.
5 101.26
July
18
V
100.16
"66722 Sale"
66724 Sale"
Sept. 17 102.24
June 17
100.6
...
2%s Series B......Aug 1 1939-1949 FA
Registered
Panama 3s;^.^.n,.i...l,;..;.„196I
4 104.5
101.20
9874" Oc"t7
'3 "66737 o"ct7*2i
Oct.
7 101.6
90.20
Jan.
98.26
Sept. 28 100.31
Feb. 18 110
110
June
4
July 18
July 16
Feb. 18
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
(See Note below)
FOREIGN GOV T. Be MUNICIPAL'S
Agricultural Mtge Bank (Colombia)
16,000
80,000
47,000
23,000
13,000
12,000
28,000
9,000
25,000
159,000
186,000
♦S f 6s Feb 1935 coupon on
1947 F
♦S f 6s Apr 15 1935 coupon on..1948 A
♦Antioquia (Dept of) Col 7s A...1945 J
* External s f 7s ser B„.
...1945
♦External s f 7s ser C..........1945
♦External ef 7s
sex
D
21
O
24
94%
J
1957
♦7s 2d series
1957
Extl
a
ser
J
D
A
O
M S
D
_1960 M N
External e f 6s (State Ry)
1960 M S
s i 6s (Sanitary Worka)_..1961 F A
Public Works axt n t g 6s..May 1961 M N
exr a
f 5 Hi>
.
Sale
w
7
8%
Extl
Public Works
16 %
Sale
8
Sale
A O
B ......1958 J
f 6s of May 1926
15
96
7
8%
Sale
♦7s 3d series..................1957
External let s f 6s
Sale
Sale
1945
♦7s 1st series.........
Antwerp (City) extl loan 5s.
.1958
Argentine Govt public works 6S.1960
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
530,000
Sinking fund 6s of June 1925..1959
Extl s i g 6s of Oct 1925........1959
181,000
23o,000
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A....1957
194,000
164,000
301,000
250,000
163,000
156,000
A
Akershus (Dept) extl 5s.........1963 MN
-19bi F
A
II
18
20 Sale
Sale
a
m
Sale
7%
7%
7%
7%
96% Sale
Sale
96 %
96 7
Sale
96% Sale
96 % Sale
96.
Sale
96
95 I
Sale
Sale
96|
Sale
96
95 %
96
Sale
Sale
92 %
Sale
Sale
97
97
97
97
96 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
96% Sale
93 % Sale
16 % Oct
93 % Oct
7
Oct
25
14
30
Oct
25
96
Oct
8% Oct
17
31
1
7
7% Oct
25
8
Oct
1
7% Oct.
7
7
7
7
Oct
Oct
30
24
8
Oct
1
7
7
Oct
Oct.
18
21
7% Oct.
96% Oct.
95 % Oct.
3
31
4
95
1
Oct.
May
Anr.
Mar.
Oct.
23
90
Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
23
24
23
23
23
23
23
90
Feb.
3
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
7
94
Oct.
23
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
99
Oct.
Apr.
98
94% Oct.
92
e7% Oct
6%
6%
6%
88
90% Feb.
94% Oct.
95
7
9
7% Oct. 28
Oct.
Oct.
97% Oct. 23
94% Oct.
95% Oct.
94% Oct.
95
7% Oct
7% Oct.
Jan.
7
Jan. 11
Feb. 20
Jan.
2
Jan.
4
July
2
Jan.
7
Jan.
2
Jan. 10
Jan. 10
Jan.
5
July 11
16% Oct.
16% Oct.
90% Mar.
7
7
90% Feb.
7
90% Feb. 13
90
90
90
90
Feb.
7
Feb.
7
Feb.
7
Feb.
7
84% Mar 26
98% July
98% July
July
July
July
July
July
July
95% July
NOTE—-State and City Securities—Sales of State and Oity securities occur very rarely on the New York Stock Exchange and usually
long intervals, dealings in such securities being almost entirely at private sale over the counter.
Bid and Asked quotations, however, by active
in these securities will be found on a subsequent page under the general head of "United States & Municipal Bonds."
For footnotes see page 33.
' —
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12
12
11
11
11
12
12
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11
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dealers
.
N. Y. STOCK
22
Sales in
Value
I?
BONDS
I October
N. Y.
II
STOCK EXCHANGE
*0.
EXCHANGE—BONDS
to
Oct. 1
Oct.
Lowest
31
JAN.
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
July 1 1933
1
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Highest
Oct. 31 1935
Bid
GoTtmtMnt (Co»»to«di
320,000 Australia 5s of 1925_.---.Julj 15 1955 J J
External loan 5a of 1927
-..1957 MS
377,000
$
684,000
77,000
FonllD
1928-.......1956
1957
Ritarnal0 4 Mia or
vustrlan Govt a f 7a...
24,000 'Bavaria (Free State) wtlfeHa—1945
115,000 Belgium 25 jear external tHa...lw
External a f 4a
1955
208,000
External a f 7a
—.....1955
180,000
Stabilisation loan7a.
195*
195,000
Bergen (Norway) est a f 5a.Oct 15 1949
External a f 5s—
...I960
36.655
77,000
'Berlin (Germany) a
1950
1*54*
M N
J
J
ft
A
■"
..............
29,000
715,000
272,000
105,000
3,000
24,000
52,000
V
55,000
71,000
27,000
69,000
323,000
189,000
236,000
96,000
176,000
325,000
63,000
69,000
80,000
72,000
61,000
8,000
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8
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Sale
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654
554
Sale
Sale
Oct.
30
4 10554 Oct.
25
Oct.
17
4 10854 Oct.
25
1 114
"Oct" "25
Oct.
9
4
Oct.
Oct.
18
30
Oct.
9
954 Oct. 30
654 May
2
18
14
4
Oct.
9
4
8
3
Oct.
9
4
Mar. 20
Mar. 12
14
8
23
2454
954
654
554
554 Oct.
Oct.
1
Oct.
28
Oct.
A
O
Sale
20
28
Oct.
J
D
1954 Oct.
1954 Oct.
2054 Oct.
3154 Oct.
26
Oct.
30
Oct.
M
3254
9054
9054
10054
8
F
A
J
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A
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34
9254
9054
9154
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9254
Sale
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36
94
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M
S
68
M
S
5754
Sale
F
A
70
F
A
75
Sale
J
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1154
M N
1354
78
,
58
954
10254
10954
10154
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M N
A
13
1354
1454
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954
37 54
Sale
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14*
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3754
2754
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2154
MN
F
A
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.....
8854
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M N
7
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♦External a f 7s.........No? IS 1937 MN
3,000
♦Stamped
5,000
12,000 Cordoba (Prov) Argen 7a........1942
Costa Rica (Republic)—
♦7s Nov 11932 coupon on......1951 M.N
4,000
♦7s May 11936 coupon on...—1951
22,000
1944
5,000 Cuba (Rep of) 5a of 1994
Oct.
2
Oct.
1
Oct.
5
Oct.
22
Oct.
Oct.
18
7
Oct.
5
3654 3254
9154
9554 Sale
91
9154 Sale
a9054 Sale z9054
78
68
5754 Sale
69'54
75
5654 Sale
12
1254
1354
13
9
10
10454 Sale
11054 Sale
L00 54 Sale
43
50
854 Sale
3754
40
3254 Sale
3254 Sale
38
3854
1354 Sale
1254 Sale
1254 Sale
1254 Sale
1254 Sale
1254
1254
11254 Sale
1154
11.
1254
135
1154
12
1154
12
Sale
11
3454
2754
3754
2954
Sale
4454
17
19
14
14
1654
9054 Sale
14
63
50
53
44
52
71
76
75
Sale
1754
30
32
5s ext debt Ser A of 1914......1949
Sale
98
3254 Sale
9354
Sale
3554 Sale,,
3254 Apr.
9
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
4
1
8
84
82
82
Oct.
19
Oct.
24
10
6654 Mar. 28
5154 Mar. 25
Oct.
2
Oct.
23
67
Apr.
Mar. 22
71
73
5554 Oct.
3
5854 Oct.
21
52
Oct.
Oct.
2
15
1254 Oct.
1354 Oct.
2
2
12
Oct.
12
Oct
Oct.
18
10
Oct.
10454 Oct.
L1154 Oct.
28 10154 Oct.
5
28
15
8
Apr.
Sept.
Sept,
47
Oct.
25
Sept,
954
3854
3354
3254
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
10
30
25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
1
11
12
12
I
9
10154 Oct.
108
Oct.
10054 Oct.
4254 Oct.
854 Oct.
3654 Oct.
4
3
5
31
3
Oct.
3
3154 Oct.
3754 Oct.
1354 Oct.
Oct.
3
28
4
28
1154 Oct.
29
Oct.
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
29
29
Oct.
8
Oct.
Oct.
8
31
954
854
3954
3154
2
25
17
Feb.
9
Jan.
2
June 28
June 28
June 29
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
3154 Jan.,
2
3154 Jan.
2
4154 Feb. 15
9754 Jan. 21
Mar. 30
9754 Jan. 18
Mar. 21 10254 Jan. 21
5854 Oct.
9
2
15
3954 Jan.
98
July
95
Sept.
9254 July
7754 June
65
May 20
78
June 24
6554 May 20
July
July
July
May
Mar,
Apr,
Apr.
Apr.
0
1854 Mar.
19
Jan.
25
14
J an.
3
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15
16
17
17
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2
26
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Jan.
47
Jan.
46!
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Jan.
26
23
2
Jan.
17
Feb.
Feb.
29
Oct.
Oct.
24
Oct.
8
7
1254 Oct.
1054 Oct.
28
Oct.
4
29
Oct.
10
Oct.
Oct.
19
24
Oct.
3
Apr.
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Jan.
July
11
17
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Oct.
31
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July
47
Jan.
9
36
Feb.
5
12
12
12
12
1154 Oct.
11
11
1054 Oct.
35
Oct.
2654 Oct.
29
1954 Oct.
1954 Oct.
1454 Oct.
1454 Oct.
1454 Oct.
8554 Oct.
13
25
25
25
25
18
Oct.
5
Oct.
Oct.
9
Oct.
25
17
17
Oct.
Oct.
25
25
1454 Oct.
1454 Oct.
25
25
Oct.
31
10
50
Oct.
10
10
4854 Oct.
1
6354 Oct. 29
14
29
53
Oct.
1
75
Oct.
31
36
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
Jan. 30
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
37
1
11
25
86
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3654 Jan.
Oct.
25
Aug. 28
May 17
9054 Oct. 31
Feb.
13
17
Oct.
98
Apr.
Apr.
2154 Oct.
2154 Oct.
Oct.
93
Mar.
Oct.
7054 Oct. 10
10054 100
9254
21
6
15
3
.....
99
31
Oct.
1754 Aug.
3854
8
12
20
15
24
1854 Aug.
9
3154 Sept. 25
Apr.
1
16
3554 Oct.
22
Oct.
2254 Sale
9954 10054 z9954 Oct.
100
2
9554 Oct.
Aug. 20
Aug.
7
Oct.
63
Sale
Oct.
18
5
Oct.
4754
25 54
34
2154 Aug.
5554 Oct.
71
Sale
86
29 H
454a external loan............1949
30-year a f 554s.......
1953
♦Public Works 5>4i—.June 30 1945
90
32
1954 20
1954 Sale
9954 10054
10054
96
9854
11
11
9054 Oct.
.0154 10254 10054 Oct.
50
23
1
16
31
30
Sale
Sale
1954
2054
2154
8954
Sale
50
4754
....................
Sale
2154 Sale
3254 Sale
9454 Sale
9454 Sale
99:
Mar. 29
Aug.
1
3
26
Sale
6
98]
37
9354 Mar. 20 109
81
29
2
27k
12
22
Aug.
July
Feb.
July
9354 Mar. 20 10754 Feb.
May
10154 Mar. 20 119
97
Mar. 20 11054 Jan.
Aug.
9554 Jan. 28 101
93
Jan. 31 10154 Oct.
Feb.
2554 May 18 38
9254 Mar.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2854
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
Sale
iiH
Mar. 30 10654 Aug. 12
Aug. 11
Mar. 30 106!
9954 Oct.
l02"*
Sale
f gold 654 s
1961 J D
♦Guaranteed a f gold 6s.
.1961 A O
♦Guaranteed sinking fund 6a..1962 M N
♦Chilean Munlc Loan 7s ........I960 M S
♦Chinese Hukuang Ry 5a.......1951 J D
Cundlnamarca
2 108
Oct.
11154 Oct.
10454 Oct.
101
1954
M S
30
10454 Oct.
26
a
♦Stamped
2
Sale
a f 6a Int ctfs.......Sept 1961 M S
♦Extl sinking fund 6s
......1962 M 8
♦External sinking fund 6s—..1963 M N
♦Chile Mtge Bank of gu a f *54a
1957 J D
34,000
28
89
Sale
♦Extl
onOct 1961
180,000
♦oa Jan 1 1935 coupon on.Jan 1961
171,000
1947
4,000 ♦Colombia Mtge Bank 654a..
♦Sinking fund 7s of 1926
1946
12,000
♦Sinking fund 7a of 1927
1947
12,000
115,000 Copenhagen external 5a........1952
Gold 454*
1953
45,000
1,000 ♦Cordoba (City) external • f 7a..1957
Oct.
3254 Oct.
4
11
1954
Sale
1950
98
26
Farm loan 6a series A
1938
♦Chile Republic ext a f g 7s..... 1942 MN
♦External sinking fund g 6a „. 1960 A O
♦External a f gold 6a.....Feb 1961 F A
J
♦Ry ref extl a f g 6a.......Jan 1961 J
f 654*
98
30
O
♦
a
30
D
Sale
♦Guar
Oct.
3 104J4 Oct.
3 §§K Oct.
J
..I960 J
......
Oct.
31
Sale Prices
3 105
A
Sale
f 6a
Sale
M
Sale
J
a
Sale
0154
2854
2754
1054
654
554
554
88
..I960 A O
Farm Loan
♦Farm loan af 6s
Sale
10654
103
J
1954 J
♦Cauca Vail (Rep of Col)s f g 7)4 a 1946 A O
♦Cent Agrlc Bank (Gar) 7a.
1950 M S
♦
Sale
J
Colombia (Republic of)—
♦oa April 1 1935 coupon
2
Jan.
2
2454 Jan. 12
24 H Feb.
6
Jan.
25]
Jan. 12
94 J
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91
1
Mar
Mar. 18
Mar. 21
63]
July 16
4854 Oct.
1
Mar. 21
63]
4654 Apr.
—
3
Mar. 25
29
Oct.
63
Aug. 29
8054 July
9
3054 May 29 38
1754 June 25 3254
9454 Feb. 20 100k
90
Feb. 16101
84
Mar. 20 9854
77
Jan.
8100
2354 Jan.
8 42
Aug. 28
July 12
Sept. 11
Oct.
18
2354 Oct.
9954 Oct.
15
26
Oct,
Oct.
Oct.
4
22
31
3654 Oct.
16
Oct.
1
14 101]
Oct.
28
15 101
Oct.
28
3 10354 Oct.
2 100
Oct.
24
30
Jan. 14
9854 May 17 105
Feb.
8
93
May 17 101
8254 May 17 9654 Jan. 14
26
4
7
4 100
30
1 100
3254 Oct.
7
31
Sept 18
Sept. 13
Oct. 31
May 17
(Dept Colombia)
MN
♦External a f 454a
—1959
86,000
29,000 Czechoslovak (Rep of) extl 8a...1951 A O
Sink fd 8a ser B...
1952 A O
56,000
199,000 Denmark 28-yr external gold 4a .1942
External g
1955
354,000
External g 4>4a.........
....1962
321,000
Deutsche Bank Am part ctfs 4a
1932
♦♦Stamped extd to Sept 11935
20,000
41,000 Dominican Republics f5J4s.—.. 1942
1st ser 5Ha of 1926
1940
28,000
2d series sinking fund f5vz
1940
22,000
J
10054
Sale
al00
Sale
854 Oct.
854 Sale
Oct.
10154 10354 z99
101
10354 9754 Oct.
10154
Sale
10254 Sale
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9954 Sale
a9054 Sale
1054 Sale
J
97
....
"
98
Sale
S
♦Carlsbad (City) a f 8a
31,000 ♦Cologne (Germany)
25,000
20,000
102,000
193,000
Sale
Sale
Sale Prices
100H Oct.
10054 Oct.
Sale
9454 Oct.
85
Oct.
8854
10454 Sale
10454 Sale
M
1936 F
-
Sale
J
♦Caldaa Dept of (Colombia) 7H*-1946
Canada (Dom) Gold 4a..........I960 A
30-year gold 5s.........—....1952
Sale
32
'External sinking fund 4a.....1958 J D
69,000
20,000 'Bogota (City) ext g 8a..
1945 A O
1947 M N
131,000 ♦Bolivia (Republic of) a f 8s
'External see gold 7a
1958 J J
70,000
'Extl alnk fund 7a
—.....1949
120,000
1941
139,000 'Brastl (U S of) external 8a
♦ Ext a f
g 4)4* of 1924
1957
261,000
♦ Extl a f
4H« of 1927
.-..1957
153,000
♦Cent Ry 30-year g 7a.1952
153,000
138,000 "Bremen external g 7a.........1935
55,000 Brisbane (City, a f 5*..........,1957
Sinking fund gold 5s .........1958
57,000
20-year a f 6a
.............1950
55,000
Budapest (City of)—
♦6s June 1 1935 coupon on....1962
45,000
1955
61,000 Buenoa Aires (City) 654« B 2
External a f g 4s aerie* C-2 Apr 1960
8,000
External a f 6s series C-3-.Oct i960
59,000
6,000 ♦Buenon Airsi(Prov)ref.ext'l a f 6s 1961
♦Stamped.................
322,000
♦External • f 654«
1961
2,000
♦Stamped
105,000
Bulgaria (Kingdom of)-—
♦S f 7s July coupon off
1967
3,000
♦S f 7 54 s May coupon off
1968
24,000
Ask
Ask Bid
10254
10254
9654
8854
87
Sale
•
10054 Oct.
9554 Oct.
8554 Oct.
103
2
91
Oct.
29
1454 Jan.
3
9554 Mar. 30 10754 July 29
95 k Mar. 29 108
July 29
854 Oct.
31
.
M S
39
M
8
6654
A
O
61
65
A O
61
6554
27
.1945 MN
37,000 ♦Dresden (City) extl • f 7a
J
'El Salvador (Rep) 1st a f 8sA..1948 J
♦Certificates
of
deposit.........
"~8~, 000
12,000 Estonia (Republic) 7a..........1947
57,000
95.000
2654
27.000
9354
6a....1945 M 8
654S....1956 M S
..1953 M N
Republic 20-yrextl 754a..1941 J D
Externa) sinking fund
1949 J
D
♦35-year 5548 stamped......—1965 J
D
External
373,000
a
f 7a of 1924
332.000
"Y.OOO
17.000
4.000
2654
1965
Republic 7s stamped..1949 AO
Sale
♦554s unstamped
♦German
A
Communal
♦(Cons Agrlc Loan) 654« mi A.1958 J
.raz (Municipality of)—
••rt
39
Oct.
1
48
Oct.
14
39
1
70
May 14
5
72
Oct.
25
6154 June
4
11
6554 Oct.
55
June
4
72
67
Aug.30
14
65
Oct.
25
7
Oct.
3
3154 Oct.
30
64
65
6754 Oct.
6354 Oct.
6354 Oct.
3154
35
26
30
35 54
3554"OctI '26
98
93
64
9654
Oct.
10554 Sale
10454 Oct.
103
102
Sale
Oct.
2454 Oct.
2654
2654
17354 18254 17054 Oct.
175
Sale
173
3354 Sale
26
Oct.
36 54
"Oct" *10
Oct.
5454 June
4
2554 Aug. 27
6554 Mar. 30
35
July 22
8454 Jan.
3
Oct.
22
11 10654 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
26
16
25
26
3354 Oct.
31
2154 Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
29
31
2754 Oct. 22
3054 Aug. 2
3
96
2
10354
2654
4 17754
7 17654
4
24
24
3
16554 May 31
16954 May 31
10354 Jan.
10154 Jan.
2154 June
Brit A Ira.. 20-year
t4% fund t
op
554a
1960
O
1954 M N
1937
F
A
'3554 Sale"
1990
2354
49
22
♦7s part paid.................1964
♦S f seemed 6a...............1968 FA
27
♦68 part paid
2354
........1968
4154 Sale
2
22
32
Sale
Oct,
2754 Oct.
3354 Oct.
3
41
4254 Sale
4054 Oct.
4
4254 Oct. 30
31
41
.....
100
10654
95H
•Greek Govt secured 7S.........1964 MN
10754
alio 54
2754
16
94.000 ><altl (Rep of) 6a series A........1952
67
48.000 •Hamburg (State) 6a
1946
8.000 •Heidelberg (City) axtl a f 7 54a..1950
ielalogfora (City) ext 654a...... 1960
?°5H
31.000
5
2654
100
4 11154 Oct. 30
Sale
11154 Sale 10654 Oct.
Oct. 31
3 all3
Sale
al09 54 Oct.
Sale all3
27 %
36
3554
3554
2754 Oct7 19 '27 54 "Oct" "19
2854 24
2
2454 2354 Oct. 19 2654 Oct.
Oct.
3
2354 2354 Oct. 18 25
—
9154
2554
23
*
103
6654
Sale
Sale a92
9154
26
27
2754 26
24
2354
3154 24
10454 10354 10354 10354
Oct.
1
Oct.
4
Oct.
7
Oct.
2
16
38
May
43!
65]
25
Oct.
Sept. 5
Feb. 23
Mar. 30
22
62
Jan.
96
Apr. 10
108
Mar. 14
10454 Mar.
3554 Feb.
190
190
5
7
10
Feb. 28
Feb.
3754 Feb. 11
Oct.
29
4754 Feb.
11
32
82
Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
10354 Oct.
17
10154 Jan.
Oct.
31
Oct.
28
24
2254 Aug.
16
9.000
24 K
2.000
11*
25
♦7 54s unmatured coupons on..1945
'7s unmatured coupons on....1946
5.000 'Hungarian Land M.ga 7>4a A..1941 M N
•S f 754 a series B
6.000
1961 M N
....-
.....
*
25
3154
29
Sale
31
25
31
2454 Oct.
2554 Oct.
45
2554
30
25
Oct.
Feb.
25
Oct.
3
7
92
Oct.
23
8
3054 Feb.
6
Jan.
25
June 22
30
2554
30
25
Oct.
37
3454
31
3 10454 Aug. 23
2554 Oct.
16
2454 Oct.
2554 Oct.
8
16
27
Oct.
23
25
Oct.
7
27
Oct.
23
25
Oct.
2
7
29
20
33
2
8
4854 Feb. 14
10854 Mar. 20
11654 Feb.
8
119
Jan.
2
3954 Jan. 11
37
July 12
86
Jan.
10654 Oct.
106
Sept.
3354 May
2754 Oct.
2354 Oct.
2354 Oct.
23
8
7
93
2
Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan—
.
67
Bka—
♦8s Unmatured coupons on
251,000
4554
50
6854 Sale
61
6554
Gov't International—
(•erman Prov
67,000
46
95
10654 Sale
10254 Sale
2354
2654
17154 Sale
17054 174
inland (Rep of) external
< •erman
1.203,000
145.000
6854
61
3654
24,000 'Frankfort (City of) • f 654a
108,000 French
Sale
Jan. 12
3754 Jan. 24
35
Apr. 23
35
Apr • 23
38
Hungary (Kingdom of)—
22.000
♦754a February coupon on....1944
1960
11*
92
111
f 7s. 1951
6054
56
4.000 Irish Free State external 5s
1.608.000 Italy (Kingdom) external
a
For footnotes, tee page 33.
3454
f
115
;
Sale
30
11154 116
6054 Sale
3454 Oct.
11354 Oct.
5054 Oct.
3454 Sept. 24 4954 Jan* 22
2
17 3454 Oct.
July
8
8 116
21 11354 Oct. 21 10854 Feb.
5054 Aug. 27 9454 Jan. 17
3 6554 Oct. 24
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V/':. A,.
Nov., 1935]
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE—BONDS
33
Low from
Sales in
BONDS
October
N.
Value
7.
fe-2
STOCK EXCHANGE
July 1 1933
PRICES IN OCTOBER
foreign gov t (Concerted)
Oct.
m
e
68
m
8
44
j
j
40%
F
A
M N
77
67%
1
Oct.
31
Ask Bid
Bid
2,000 Italian Cred Consortium 7s ser A 1937
External sec s f 7s aeries B
116,000
1947
200.000 Italian Public Utility • # g 7s...-1952
480,000 Japanese Got extl s f 6%s
1954
Bxtl sinking fund 5H>
338,000
19(5
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)—
♦78 Unmatured coupons on
29,000
1957
4,000 ♦Leipzig (City) external s f g 7s. 1947
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
to
Oct. 31 1935
80%
4834 Sale
43%
46%
98% Sale
84% Sale
Lowest
Ask
80
89%
55
Sale
Sale
Sale
47%
50%
97%
86%
A
O
23
21%
29
25
F
A
29%
31
37
30%
on.1950 J
D
50
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
88
Oct. 23 z88
Oct. 23
Sale Prices
68
Aug. 23
44
26
44
26
40% Oct.
Oct.
3
40% Oct.
96
3
Oct.
16
83% Oct.
2
26
57
Oct.
55
Oct.
98% Oct.
1
Oct.
31
28% Oct.
87
Oct.
90
3
3
Jan.
28 100
77% Jan.
30
May 27
89% July
8
10
43
Oct.
Oct.
24
15
25
Jan.
31
31
Oct.
2
31
Aug. 28
100% 104% 100 :v 104% 100
Oct.
28 100
Oct.
28
97
Jan.
29%
37
Sale Prices
99
Feb.. 4
89
Jan. 16
85
Feb.
7
Feb.
15
44% Feb. 25
Lower Austria (Province of)—
3,000
♦7%s Unmatured
coupons
65,000 ♦Medellln (Colombia) 6%t
1954 J D
3,000 ♦Mexican Irrig Assenting s f 4 %a 1943
6,000 ♦Mexico (U S) external 5s of 1899£ 1945 QJ
5,000
♦\ssentlng 5s of 1899....—...1945
1,000
♦Assenting 5s large............... q"i
♦Assenting 5s small.......
Q J
45,000
16,000
58,000
5,000
♦4s of 1904
1954 J
Assenting 4s of 1904
♦Assenting 4s of 1910 large
♦
Assenting 4s of 191t small..
1954
♦
...
6%
4
Sale
4%
4
Sale
6%
6%
10% >. 6%
3%
5
Sale
D
7%
7%
10%
;■4%
;
....
4%
6% Oct.
4
Oct.
4
Oct.
6% Oct.
6% Oct.
7%
j
5
5%
O
43% Sale
48
13%
13%
13%
14
40% Sale
37% Sale
14
-
11
11
4% Oct.
4% Oct.
A
8% Oct.
4% Oct.
22
19
i Sale
4
Oct.
7
:: Oct.
1
28
6% Oct.
11
4% Oct.
10
4
Oct.
28
3% Oct.
11
4% Oct.
17 106
6% Oct.
6%
.........
616,000 Milan City (Italy) ext loan 6 34 S--1952
30
5
3% Oct.
3% Oct.
"♦Treat 4s of *13 assent (large) 1933 j
•♦Small..
" 7%
7% Sale
25
30
Feb. 28
10% Jan.
8% Jan.
7
4
Oct.
1
4
Oct.
1
6% Oct.
6% Oct.
11
11
11% Apr. 25
5%
4%
3%
3%
7%
4%
15
30
24
19
11
25
5% Apr. 15
8
Jan.
8
Apr.
Sept.
July
Oct.
July
Oct.
4
11
7
7
9
1
Oct.
Jan.
7
Apr. 25
Jan.
7
Sept. 11
8% Jan. 22
:
8
25
;
Oct.
18
53
Oct.
26
39
Aug. 28
85% Feb.
8
13% Oct.
13% Oct.
40% Oct.
10
4
14%
14%
41%
38%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
24
10
17
23
13
Sept. 19
13% Sept. 23
19% Jan.
19% Feb.
3
8
31% June 20
July
6
Jan.
9
38% Oct.
23
Oct.
2 104
3 103% Oct.
Oct.
1 107
31
40
Mlnas Geraes (State of, Brazil)—
♦6)48 September coupon off
34,000
1958 M S
35,000
♦6%s September coupon off...1959 M S
28,000 ♦Montevideo (City) s f g 7s
1952 J D
♦Ext s f g 6s series A
37,000
1959 MN
—
418,000 New South Wales ext s f g 5s...1957 FA
External s f g 5s
146,000
1958 A O
83,000 Norway 20-year ext s f 6s.Aug 15 1943 F A
60,000
20-year external s f 6s. Aug 15 1944 F A
265,000
30-year external s f 6s
Oct 1952 A O
222.000
40-year ext s f <Hi— June 15 1965 J D
External s f 5s
172,000
Mar 15 1963 m b
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s
1970 J D
20,000
18.000 ♦Nuremberg (City) external 6s.. 1952 F A
109,000 Oriental Development 6s........1953 M 8
External deb 5 He
20,000
1958 MN
75,000 Oslo (City) 30 year s f 6s..
1955 mn
-
7,000 Panama (Rep) external 5%«
1953
♦Extl s f 5s ser A
33,000
May 15 1963
♦Stamped (assented).........
117,000
J
mn
Pernambuco (State of)—
♦7s September coupon off..—.1947 M
27,000
49,000 ♦Peru (Rep) Sec • f g 7a..
1959
♦National loan ext s f 6s
831.000
1960
♦National loan ext s f 6s......1961
419,000
143,000 Poland (Rep of) g 6s
1940
Stabllls loan 7s of '27. Oct 15 1947
116,000
External s f 8s
163,000
1950
...
D
S
m s
J
D
A
O
a
o
a o
j
j
Porto Alegre (City of)—
♦8s June coupon off———...1961
12,000
D
♦74a July coupon off.........1966
13,000
J
13,000 Prague (Greater City) 7%a
1952 mn
93,000 ♦Prussia (Free State) ext sf t%—1951 m s
♦S
f
gold 6s
101,000
1952 A o
72,000 Queensland (State of) ext s f 7s.. 1941 a o
25-year extl a f 6s..
Feb 15 1947 f a
34,000
4,000 ♦Rhlne-Maln-Danubs deb7s ser A1950
Rio de Janeiro (City of)—
♦8s April coupon off...—...—1946
32,000
♦6%i August coupon off—...1953
137,000
Rio Grande do Sul (State
of)—
♦8s April coupon off..........1946
19,000
♦6s June coupon off..........1968
76,000
♦7s May coupon off...........1966
44,000
♦7s June coupon off
18.000
..—.—1967
499,000 Rome (City) external s f *%■—1952
Rotterdam
6,000
(City) ext s f 6s
1964
Roumania (Kingdom of. Monopolies)
♦7s August coupon off........1959
29,000
7,000
21,000
m s
A O
D
MN
Tokyo City loan of 1912
External
s
12% Sale
15
15
16%
14
Sale
15
99% 100% Sale
Sale
26%
27% 28
28
Sale
26% Sale
106% Sale
106% Sale
33%
36
Sale
120
25% 27%
.....
13
J
14
75
50
J
♦Tollma (Dept of) external 7s... 1947 MN
Trondhjem (City) 1st ext g 5 Hs—1957 mn
Upper Austria (Province of)—
♦7s Unmatured coupons on...1945 J
or
footnotes,
see page
33.
28
16%
-
im
59%
50% Sale
33
13%
14%
13%
51%
111%
i
Oct.
1 107
29 104% Oct.
Oct.
2 104
1 103
17
27
Oct.
18
21
87
Oct.
30
1
80
Octi
29
8 102% Oct.
31
28
73
45
162%
98%
Oct.
Oct.
29
28
12% Sept.
22
12
9
Sept. 10
22
00% Oct.
11
98
Oct.
28% Oct.
17
28% Oct.
17
22% Aug*.
22% Aug.
29
11
13% Oct.
12% Oct.
8
9
14% Oct. 23
14% Oct. 23
Oct.
Oct.
10
17
Oct.
29
14
Oct.
10
7
Oct
29
Oct.
Oct.
14% Oct.
14% Oct.
23
3
55% Oct.
2 111
Oct.
5
7
31
26% Oct
24
18
8
Oct.
18
Oct.
30
30
273
Oct.
Oct.
9
16«
Oct.
Oct.
55
50% Sale
t
35
.i
95%
99%
109
9
14% Oct. 14
2
77% Oct. 30
56
47% Oct.
23
52
33
31
35
37
35
82% Sale
Sale
4
11
35
81% Sale
8%
9%
98%
99
15
11
25
Oct.
38
Sale
99%
26
Oct.
2
25
55% Oct.
74
Sale
25% Sale
24% Sale
66%
69%
47%
51
24
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14
Aug.
7 23 % Feb.
18
Feb. 26
Feb.
7
21% Feb. 26
87% Jan. 30
2 139% Jan.
7
12% Aug. 10
12% Aug. 16
12% Oct. 23
40% Aug. 28
110
Oct.
23% Oct. 31
June 29
13% Sept. 28
ll%jAug.
19% Jan.
2
18% Feb. 13
9
22
21
36% Jan. 28
78
Jan.
19% Mar
19% Jan.
30
4
.
4
7
Jan.
9
9
5
7
7
23% Jan.
2
3
9
2
Jan.
4
47% Oct.
23
65
Aug. 8
62% Aug. 12
23
Oct.
14% Sept.
12% Sept.
13
Aug.
72% Aug.
52
30
21
Jan.
21
Feb.
91% Jan.
42% Feb. 19
35% Oct.
9
35
Oct.
19
52% Feb. 18
24
Oct.
4
36
3
22% Jan.
Mar. 30
653
36
Feb.
75
July
19
4
89% Oct.
8
3
79% Oct.
69% Oct.
77% Oct.
8% Oct.
97% Oct.
21
2
4
9
2
Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
15
30
80
Oct.
19
66% Oct.
4
82% Oct.
3
Feb.
15
8
9
9
9
61% Feb. 18
June 11
July 30 175% Jan. 14
43
158
95% Oct. 31
99% Oct. 28
95
July 23
May 20 99
Sept. 24 102% Jan. 24
74%
66%
74%
8%
Jan.
2
Mar. 21
Jan. 17
Apr.
1
91
Jan.
82% Oct.
1
9% Oct.
29
30
30
Oct.
1
72
Oct.
81% Oct.
99
86
39% Oct. 10
22
39% Oct.
22
39
Oct.
10
18 a53
Oct.
18
1
87% June 10
76
May 21
86
June
12% Jan.
Aug.
2 100
6
18
1
15 110% Aug.
8
82
Jan. 14 103% July 22
8
36% Mar. 19 47% Jan.
95
29
Feb.
Feb.
11
5
68
85% Sale
13% Oct.
8
11% Sept. 16
40
55
89
83% Sale
105% Sept. 21 110% Apr. 25
Feb. 25
103% Mar. 26 109
32% Aug. 23 43% Feb. 16
22
67
70
25
29
85%
Sale
69
Jan.
Oct.
53%
85
37
July
90
A
36% Feb. 15
29% July 31
51%
d
105% Aug. 19
8
8
28
35
96% Oct.
Sale
2
10
11
'37% "38%
July 20
Jan. 29
Feb. 25
22
163% Oct.
43
Oct.
13
25
Feb. 28
30
38%
i
July
July
Mar. 30
99% May 13
79% Mar. 30
Oct.
39
F
1
71
35
38%
M N
July 13
35
109
38%
1
33% Oct.
37% Oct.
37% Oct.
39% 37% Oct.
ao3
Oct.
90
40
39% Sale
16
1
4
21
67
11
11
3
5
Jan.
7% Apr.
7% Apr.
4
22
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
24
Oct.
Oct.
103%
38
12
50
Oct.
72
n£%
J\X
99
Sale
24
16
14
12% Oct.
69
71
91% Oct.
23
15
82% Sale
79% Sale
3
30
9
June 12
15% Apr.
21% Sept.
15
14
50
11% Aug. 13
105% Oct.
Oct.
14% Oct.
13% Oct.
Jan.
3
09
Feb.
102% Mar. 28 107% Feb. 26
40
July
2
Apr.
3 59
36% Mar. 26 54% Aug. 5
14
4
27
16% Sale
14%
17
14% Sale
77
;
77%
90
6
85% June
103% Aug. 26
8
8
07% Oct.
35% Oct.
14
35%
8
1
1
10
23
102% Sept. 25
Jan.
28
1
4
9
23% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14
Oct. 22
13% Oct.
9
98
Oct.
2
26% Oct.
5
26% Oct.
1
Oct
Oct.
14% Oct.
14% Oct.
79% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
104
12% Oct.
12%
162%
98
97%
101
85
19
Feb.
103
14
18
31
31
Feb.
104% Mar.
22% June
77% Jan.
74% Jan.
99
Oct.
103% Oct.
\%Ly*
107
1
30
22
34
25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
75% Oct.
7 106
Oct. 25
11
56% Oct. 22
15 51% Oct.- 10
98
42
104
96% Mar.
96% Mar.
103% Mar.
29 103% Mar.
15 100% May
10
99% Mar.
23
98% Jan.
1
10 102% Oct.
29
22
28
153
143
35
69
Oct.
12%
16%
13%
13%
Oct.
31
39%
32
38%
47
Sale
Sale
14%
Sale
120
23% Sale
Sale
27% Sale
105% Oct.
53% Oct.
16% Sale
31% Sale
Unmatured coupons on. 1957 J
♦6s Unmatured coupons on...1952
24,000
78,000 Warsaw (City) external 7s.......1958
114,000 Yokohama (City) extl s f 6s
1961
15%
16%
13% Sale
41%
Sale
D
♦6)4s
D
60.000 ♦Uruguay (Rep) external s f 8s..1946 f a
♦Ext s f 6s
206,000
1966 m n
♦Exter s f 6s .................1964 m N
68.000
1,000 Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7s...—1957 A O
Vienna (City of)—
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
108% 110
106% Oct.
107% 109% 105% Oct.
33% 35
32% Oct.
15
M S
1961 A O
16%
15%
17
13% Sale
13% Sale
13%
14%
A O
...1971 J
Sale
17%
Sale
Sale
Sale
13%
13%
14
A
12%
16%
13%
13%
78%
18
14% Sale
14% Sale
79% Sale
104% 109
102% 104
Sale
88%
89% 91
17%
M S
5s......1952 M 8
f 5>48 guar
107
105% 106
50
55%
54%
58
48
Sale
50% Sale
J
A
99
98%
105%
105%
102%
102%
2
Sale
105
26%
15%
F
Oct.
_
46
F
Sale
37
102% Sale
102% 102% 101% Oct.
102% 102% 102% 102% 102% Oct.
25
29%
Oct.
25%
26% 26
Sale
83
86
87
83% Oct.
Sale
77
82
79%
77% Oct.
101% 102
102% Sale 100% Oct.
101%
110
J
106%
102% Sale
O
Styria (Province of)—
Taiwan Elee Pow 5)4t
103
D
....
37,000
8,000
86,000
12,000
38,000
Sale
103
A
J
Sale
Sale
mn
A
104
Sale
J
F
Sale
103%
13% Sale
J
•
38%
107
14%
A
29,000 ♦Saxon Pub Works (Germany) 7s. 1945 f a
♦Gen ref guar serial gold t%s.l951 mn
31,000
4,000 ♦Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s...
1945 J D
♦SF g 6Xs
9.000
Decl946 J D
Serbs Croats 8c Slovenes (Kingdom)
♦88 Nov 1 1935 coupons on.. ..1962
82,000
♦7s Nov 1 1935 coupon on
81,000
36.000 Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7s.. 1958 I D
32,000 ♦Slleslan Landowners Assn 6a
1947 F A
8,000 Soissons (City) ext 15 yr 6s......1936 MN
♦7s February coupon off......1946
6,000
70,000 Sydney (City) s f g 5)4s
.....1955
Sale
F
1957 MN
♦8s July coupon off...........1936
18,000
♦8s July coupon off...........1950
63,000
♦7s September coupon off.....1956
24.000
♦68 July coupon off.........—1968
46,000
♦Sec s f g 7s..................1940
127,000
2,000 ♦Santa Fe Prov (Arg Rep) extl 7s .1942
69,000
♦Stamped...—.............
Sale
100
14%
41
105% Sale
105% Sale
A O
♦Saarbruecken (City) ■ f 6s
1953 I
J
Sao Paulo (City of)—
♦8s May coupon off...........1952 MN
♦6)4s May coupon off......
San Paulo (State of)—
100
14%
Sale
Feb.
34% Mar
19
34% Mar. 28
51
Aug. 28
87% Oct. 26
69% Oct. 19
80
Oct.
63
Mar. 29
85% Oct. 30
80% Jan.
19
17
41% July
July
18
18
83
25
42
96
Jan.
Feb. 21
74% July
90
22
June 10
Sales in
|
BONDS
October
Value
N. Y.
RAILROAD AND
$
Inter sj]t^Period
STOCK EXCHANGE
INDUSTRIAL
-1946
84,666 Albany (k Susq 1st guar 3 Hs
421,000 t Allegheny Corp coll tr conr lS-1944
Collateral and convertible 5s.. 1949
304,000
'Collateral 8c convertible 0s...1950
57,000
♦5s stamped
.......—1950
430,000
1998
9,000 Allegh & West 1st 0 gu 4s
......1942
28,000 Alleg Valley gen gu 4s.
Allied Stores Corp deb 4%s
1950
209,000
252,000 A Ills-Chalmers Mfg deb g 6s.,—-1937
A
J
D
A
0
2,727,000
12,000
W
Amer
13
8
62
Amer
A
S
14,000
248,000
1,003.000
162,000
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8
J
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J
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J
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Adiustment g 4s
1995
.......July 1 1995
Conv g 4s of 1909
.....
1955
Conv g 4s of 1905......
..1955
Conv g 4s of 1910
I960
Conv deb gold 4%a
1948
Rocky Mt dlv 1st 4s A....
1965
A
A...1962
1946
Cal-Arlz 1st&ref4%«
Atl 8c Char Air Line 1st
95%
103%
94%
90%
103%
84%
104
108%
75
102
75%
102%
75
101
D
74%
104%
D
78
101
D
J
88%
J
J
79
89
107%
105%
108%
I
m
J
J
V
8
D
J
J
J
..—1951
1942
Battle Creek 8c Sturgls gu 3s....1989
Beech Creek 1st gu 4s
1936
48",000
Second guar gold 5s...
.....1936
Beech Creek Exten 1st g 3%s
1951
1948
104,600 Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B
First 8c ref 5s series C
—1960
86,000
Belvldere Del cons gtd g 3%s
1943
Batavlan Pete gtd deb 4%a
Beneficial Indus Loan deb 6s
1946
34,000 'Berlin City Electric deb 6%a—.1901
'Deb sinking fund 6%s
...1959
63,000
'Debenture 6s
1955
183*,660
20,000
86
104
112%
99%
57
MN
93%
78%
74%
.
89%
M N
J
110
61%
D
J
87%
99%
86%
71% 1
M S
J
.
'
61%
D
>
,
28%
J
J
...
Sale
J
10,000 {Baldwin Locom Works 1st s * 5s. 1940
July 1948
848,000 Bait 8c Ohio 1st g 4s
Refund 8c gen 5s ser A..
—1995
701,000
1st gold 5s
-July 1948
472,000
Ref and gen 6s, series C
1995
497,000
P L E 8c W Va Sys ref g 4s
1941
548,000
Soutbw Dlv lst3Hs at 5%
1950
261,000
Tol Cin Dlv 1st & ref 4s ser A..1959
112,000
Refunding 5s series D
2000
391,000
Conv g 4%a
WW
1,804,000
Ref & gen 5s series F...
1996
348,000
Bangor
8c
Aroostook
RR
1st
g
5s
*43
16,000
Con ref mtgc gold 4s
1951
133,000
;
18
/
•
4s stamped
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
96%
109%
29%
29%
75
M N
4%s A..1944 J
1st 30-year 5s set B
...
1944
38,000
530,000 Atl Coast L 1st cons 4s..—July 1952
General unified 4%s eeries A—1964
199,000
L 8c Nicollat gold 4s
Oct.. 1952
326,000
10-yr coll tr 5s
...-May 1 1945
170,000
1948
122,000 Atlantic 8c Danville 1st g 4s
14,000
Atl Gulf 8c WI SS Line coll tr Ss.1959
77,000
Atlantic Refining deb 5s_......1937
51,000
11,000 Austin 8c NW 1st g fts guar......1941
94%
104%
18
78%
O
Trane-Cont Short Line 1st 4s gl958 J
.23,000
102
58
•,r; 27
91
■■■■X27
23
J
J
J
J
J
J
33%
26%
43%
106%
35%
101
75
A
O
95%
82%
J
D
54
A
0
94%
J
D
59
MN
100
.
MN
J
J
J
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8
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A
M
8
38%
52%
J
4
94%
J
J
74%
;
J
D
J
J
94%
•vC- 60
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88
J
J
A
0
66
J
J
103
M
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Oct"
24 103% Oct"
Oct.
11 79
102
75% Oct.
65% Oct.
22
A
"82""
Oct.
25%
67%
7
4
10
95%
104%
95%
104%
108%
102%
'1st 6 Ha
*956
14,000
132,000 Bethlehem Steel 1st 8c ref 0s g A.1942
20-year pur 8c Imp s f 5s... ..1936
58.000
25-yr cons mtge 4%s series D..1960
1,473,000
1944
1,000 Big Sandy Ry 1st mtge 4s...
Blng 8c Bing s f deb 4%s
195®
i
199,000
174,000
A
O
J
28
Oct.
Oct.
8
28
Oct. 23 102
Oct.
30
15 91 t
7 102%
3 74%
2 73
3 113%
2 101%
3 120%
30 102%
14 109
3 114
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
J
J
J
D
M
Boston & Maine 1st 5s ser AC... 1967 M S
1st mortgage 5s series 11...—.1955 MN
1st g 4%* series JJ—...... 1961 A 0
105,000
F A
II,000 {Boston ANY Air Line 1st go 4s 1955
A 0
109,000 '{'Botany Cons Mills sec s f 6%sl934
27,000
A
'Certificates of deposit
'{'Bowman-Bilt Hotels 1st 7s
90
25
Oct.
V
26
::
VXU
Stpd as to payment of 1435 part red
Brooklyn City RR 1st 5s
1941
104,000 Brooklyn Edison Inc gen 0s A...1949
Gen mtge 5s series E
..1952
90,000
1968
466,000 Bklyn-M Tr R T Sec 6s ser A
15-yr sec 6s series A
1949
138,000
Bklyn Queens Co A Sub gtd 5s..1941
M
8
J
J
J
J
103
J
102%
J
J
J
D
86%
98%
J
69
119% Sale 117% Oct?
123% 124% 122% Oct.
68,660
37,000
1,000
44,000
22,000
264,000
17,000
10,000
5,000
85,000
70,000
52.000
Conv deb 5%s
......
Debentures gold 5s
1936 J
1938 J
1981 F
Brunsw A Western 1st gu g 4s
Buffalo Gen Elec 4% s ser B
77% Sale
69
72%
16% .24%
15
Sale
Oct.
16
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
25
25
Oct.
69%
104%
85%
102%
100%
35% Oct. 17
29% Oct. 25
67% Oct. 29
96
104%
96%
104%
108%
Oct.
80
19%
20%
7%
50%
102
Busb Term Bldgs 5s gu tax ex
A
96%
91
50
l
39
10%
J
1960 A O
v;\y:, 31
VI N
54
By-Product Coke 1st 5Ms ser A.. 194?
70
Sale
107
Sale
106%
104%
Sale
Sale
—-.
89
103%'Sept.
■'
100
1
107% Jan.
111
Oct.
21
18
108% Jan.
110
Oct.
Oct.
74%
107%
81%
99%
Oct.
1
Oct.
1
Oct. 25
Oct.
1
1
1
54
101
77%
109%
63% Mar. 27 86%
93% Apr. 20 100
1
75% Apr.
5
52% Mar. 29
58%
72%
113%
104%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
1
24
30
110
110
116
Oct.
Oct:
2
9
103
103
l6I% Oct:""I
14
Oct.
1
28% Oct.
17
Oct.
Oct.
16
1
15
8
11 103% Oct.
1 102% Oct. 31
25 108% Oct. 25
77% Oct. 31
71% Oct. 25
28% Oct. 24
100
100
95
56
83%
Mar.
107%
14
17% Oct.
16
88
76
3
11
9
4
1
"93"" Oct:"l6
108%
107%
107
105
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
1
9
23
61% Sept. 11
107
Oct.
Sale
84%
52% Oct.
81% Oct.
30
Aug.
105% Mar.
102% Oct.
99% Sept.
102% Jan.
34% Jan.
82
Oct.
5
8
80% Sept.lt
82% Aug. 27
75
Aug. 23
40% Jan. 10
Oct.
15
17% Oct.
16
20
4% May 28
93
3
2
121
118% Feb. 18 128
105% "Oct: *18 103% Jan.
110% Oct. 11 107% Sept.
102% Oct.
2 101% Apr.
110
Oct. 14 108% Jan.
104% Oct.
2 103% Oct.
51% Apr.
64% Oct. 30
15% Oct.
17
Oct.
8
14
Apr
16% Oct. 14
Oct.
2
26
26
16
28
2
23
12
Mar. 16
8
July 23
July 19
June 13
July 10
July 12
July
8
May
106%
Apr"." 17
111
Mar. 11
103% May
7
111% Mar. 30
107
Feb. 27
70% Jan.
8
Jan.
20% Feb.
18
5
6
24
Jan.
Oct.
29
31
92% Sept
52% Oct.
77% Jan.
19
2
70
Oct.
2
76
40% Oct.
57% Oct.
84% Oct.
5
30
23
35
16
11 110% Mar. 11
106
28
July 24
88% July 12
51
33.
1
*3"<
9
30 41% Feb. 16
19 115% Jan. 12
11 104% June 13
21 102% Oct. 31
12 110% Aug. 17
Mar. 15
16 45
July
2
5% Mar. 27
6
June 20
106% Oct.
Feb.
114% Jan.
19
3
27
Mar. 4
Aug. 12
July 18
Aug. 20
39% Feb.
1 119
82
July
39% Feb.
44
,
2 109% Oct.
4
Oct. 21
8
8
JanT ""3 Il2%"A"ug."2l
Apr. 20 110
104% Jan.
2 107%
104
June
7 105%
65
Jan. 10 71
65
Mar. 12 77%
100% Jan.
3 110%
"76" Oct! "17 "76"" Oct""i7
116% Oct.
8
June 29
Jan.
9
76% Jan.
114% Jan.
27% May 20
24% Aug.
1
24% Aug. f 1
26
15% Oct.
15
2 120% July 12
31
15
8
Jan.
2 126% July 16
59% Mar. 29
60% Mar. 29
59% Mar. 18
10
7
Feb. 20
Jan.
113% Jan.
14
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
27
27
116% Jan.
Oct.
20
82
19
30
Jan.
99% Jan.,
Mar. 30 118
68
May 31
Apr.
2 103
Apr. 26 102
Jan. 10 98
74
31
106% Oct.
106% Oct.
105% Oct.
104% Oct.
25
7 106% July 26
7 112% Aug. 15
100% Jan.
25
25
124% 125%
Sale
Sale
7
Jan.
78% Oct.
80% Oct.
Oct.
15
1
Apr.
38% Mar. 29
52% Mar. 29
64
119% Oct:"30
3 124% Oct. 17
31
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
30
32
Oct.
Feb.
Jan. 28
95% Feb. 28 105/
95% Apr.
1 104% June 29
Oct.
3
5
75
110
1
7 105% Sept.
12 112% July
2 112% Feb.
3 113% Aug.
86% Oct.
30% Oct.
28% Oct.
31% Oct.
Oct.
102% Oct.
100% Oct.
108% Oct.
106% Mar. 5
106% Mar. 5
104% Sept. 25
106
Aug. 21
21 103% Apr.
3
2
2
2
1
86
"15
110
Jan.
2 111% Feb. 25
-
10
8 33
8 113
16
17
29% Oct. 25
67% Oct. 29
35% Oct.
97
Sept. 27
2 104% May 20
96% Oct. 28
8
24 104% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
29% Oct.
7
^ept.
Oct.
104
101
72
97
June 27
Sept. 5 106
Aug. 14 110% May
7
1 100
105%
Feb. 20
1
90% Aug. 16
8
71% June
4 92% Jan.
29
68% May 25 82% Jan. 21
9
May 22
89% Oct
14 100
31
27
July
9 42% Jan. 24
14
23
Aug. 24 34% Jan. 26
24
Oct. 18
35% Feb.
6 51
18
1 106% Oct, 18 108% Mar. 23
90
Jan.
5 101
29
6
101
98
24
99
161% Oct" "22
Iii""o"ct:"i6 112" Oct:"!
27
Jan.
Oct.
104% 105% l05"" Sale" 104% "Oct" "3
108% 110% 109% 110% 109% Oct. 10
102% Oct.
2
102%
1
169% 110"" 109% Oct.
109% Sale
103% 103% Oct. 28
104% 105%
60
Oct.
7
64% Sale
64% Sale
15% Oct. 23
17%
17%
16
Oct. 31
16
Sale
16%
17%
80
Oct. 15
78
80
80
83
35
Oct. 31
35
Sale
39% Sale
"54%
82%
106% Jan.
101
Jan.
101% Jan.
100% Apr.
100
Apr.
.
69
124%
88%
5s........1937 M S
1957 MN
*{'Burl Ced Rap A Nor 1st 0s
1934 A 0
'Certificates of deposit......
{'Bush Terminal Co 1st 4s.....1953 A" "6
...1955 J
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
103%
J
Jan.
111
Oct.
Oct. 25
2 114
Sept.13
2 114
9 110% Sept. 19
90% Aug. 28
100% Jan.
Oct.
18
30
104% Apr.
51
July
Mar. 13 110% Oct.
36
Oct.
1
106% Oct.
102
Apr.
4
Apr.
1
Mar. 12
Feb.
1
28
Oct.
28
30
Oct.
Oct.
93
8
Oct.
Oct.
105% Oct.
29
28
Oct.
98
87% Feb. 23
23
25
23
1
35% Oct.
94
109% July
63% Mar. 14
103% Oct.
104% Oct.
104% Oct.
Oct.
94% Oct.
78% Oct.
76% Oct.
Aug. 17
20% Aug. 17
Jan.
31
Oct. 23
Oct. 28
Oct. 31
Oct.
8
104
Aug. 16
70
30
Oct.
2 114
Mar. 15 70% Oct.
111
2
101
23
24
26
2
16
10
19
Oct.
2 88% Feb. 18
Mar. 20 113% Oct. 17
Jan.
7 101% Oct. 30
July 11 120% Oct. 25
Jan. 11
Oct, 30 104
111% Jan.
111% Jan.
106% Jan.
103% Oct.
108
Feb.
May
June
Jan.
Aug.
Sept.
Aug.
100%
108%
103%
64%
46%
104%
79%
107% Apr. 24 110% Feb. 15
16
36
17 41% Jan. 26
3 100
Sept 30
4% May 28
5%
85%
107%
105%
93
Con sol 4^8
Sale
107
100%
Buff Roch A Pitts gen
For footnotes, see page
30
17
30
25
1
1
2
158
J
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....1957 MN
♦Consol 5s
76
72%
75
76
108% 108% Sale
118%
119
116% Sale
72%
..........
1st lien A ref 5s series B
33
Sale
Sale
72%
J
...1947 MN
A—
'
Feb.
2 97% Jan.
5
Jan.
5 103% Sept. 7
Mar. 19 k76% Aug. 12
101
84"85""
108%
107%
106%
104%
MN
—1941 J
1st 5s stamped
ser
6%
4%
68%
F A
143,000 Brooklyn Union El 1st 0s........1950
MN
71,000 Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 08.1945
1st lien A ref 6s
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
96
Sale
Sale
6
O
87
98
49
2
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
77% Sale
78% Sale
73
Sale
29%
32%
15% Sale
56
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5
28
Oct. 30
8 97
3 110% Oct. 30
—
'
59%
60%
-
Oct.
1931
,671666
"2,000
99%
8
Oct.'
Oct.
3 114
4 110% Oct. 25
Oct. 24
4 114
7
1 70% Oct.
...--
32%
33%
110% Sale
102% Sale
100% Sale 102% Sale
108% 109% 108% 109%
37% 48
37%
48
31%
113
103
.94
,
15
26
Oct.
97
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
111% Sale
Sale
31%
32%
31% Sale
28%
29% 28% Sale
.27%
30
27
Sale
11%
MN
J
1
1
24% Oct.
18% Oct.
94
Berlin Elec Slav 8c Undgrd Rys—
C
""4
Oct.
June
Jan.
50% Oct. 16
104
Sept.10
98% Aug.
7
38
Apr. 15
44% Sept. 18
99% Mar. 30
64% Mar. 13
52% Mar. 29
13
Mar. 28
8
Mar. 29
84% Mar. 30
105% Jan. 29
92% June 17
100
Apr.
5
22
30
23 109
2 98
91% Oct.
Sale
Sale 102% Oct.
Oct.
33% 39
29% Oct.
35
18
Oct.
Sale
61% Oct.
Sale
112
27%
24%
24%
AO
29
69
16
95
Oct.
4
103% Oct.
3
93%
Oct.
3
Sale
103% Oct. 18
Sale
107% Oct.
]
Sale
102% Oct. 23
103
7
Sale 103% 103% 102% Oct.
103
Oct.
3
101
104
103
Oct. 23
103
Sale 102
101
Oct.
1
100
Sale
106% Oct.
2
Sale 107% 108
1
Sale 104% Sale 103% Oct.
108% Oct.
2
110% 110
109% Oct.
1
110%
Sale
121% 112% 121%
100% i6i%"Oc"t"~22
101%
100
Oct. 17
102% 105
Sale
91
Oct.
7
94
Sale
Sale
74
Oct. 22
78% Sale
Sale
73% Oct. 15
76% 74% Sale
93
Sale
89% Oct. 14
Sale
32
Oct.
3
35
Sale
Sale
25% Oct.,. 3
28
Sale
28
43%
Oct.
1
Sale
Sale 106% 106% 106% Oct. 18
99% Oct.
9
100
101
101
Sale
102
8
D
F
63%
96
118%
123%
J
J
26
85
-----
\
103%
A O
I
17 108
3 103% Oct.
7 49% Oct.
,
101%
r;
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
100% Oct.
45% Oct.
103% 104% 102% Oct. 10
99% Oct. 16
99% Sale
101
68% Oct. 19
71% Sale
74%
105
Sale
104%
Oct. 18
107% Sale
78% Oct.
3
80% Sale
81 /
Sale
97% Oct. 16
97% Sale
99% Sale
95
Sale
94% Oct. 23
97% Sale
86
Sale
83% Oct.
5
85% Sale
69
Sale
67% Oct. 21
72
Sale
55
Sale
53% Oct.
3
58% Sale
68
Oct. 21
69% Sale
72% Sale
112
Oct.
9
112% 112% 113
4
103
104
104% Sale 102% Oct.
Sale
108% Oct. 22
109% Sale 110
112
112
Oct. 30
114% 117% 107
64
65%
63%
101% 102% 101% 102% ioI%"o"cC""i
101%
101%
104
.
4
108
77% Sale
68% Sale
16%
17
80
20%
3%
Jnly 1 1995 Nov
Stamped 4s
164,000
7
17
Oct.
Oct.
,
8c Term 1st 5s.1966 m 8
Armour 8c Co. 1st real estate 4 %e 1939 J D
1st M 4s s f set B( Del.)
1955 F A
J
Armstrong Cork deb 4s..........1950 J
Atl Knox 8c No 1st g 5s
<•
11
1
56
89
88
90
91
91%
102
102% 102%
102% 103
68
74% Sale
70
Sale
69%
72% Sale
70%
71
112
76%
112% Sale 112% Sale
65
100% Sale
99%
100
Sale
109%
118% Sale
114
Sale
102%
100%
100% 101% 100%
101%
108%
109
Sale
101%
108% Sale
112%
100%
113% Sale 113% Sale
112%
103
113% Sale
113% Sale
105
108% 109% 109% Sale 108%
112%
100
114
Sale
112% Sale
61%
20 ,-Vy.
67
Sale
61 % Sale
Ark 8c Memp Bdge
11,000
103,000
11,000
56,000
l.ooo
133,000
25,000
32,000
114,000
32% Oct.
98% Oct.
16
Water Works 8c Elec
603.000 Atch Top ASF gen g 4s
•
17
50% Oct.
80
„.
„■
29% Oct.
94
Oct.
32
62
Debenture gold 6s aeries A.—1975 MN
264,000
10 yr conv coll tr 5s...
.....1944 M S
1,485,000
J
J
227,000 {♦Amer Writ Paper 1st g 6s... -.1947
♦Ceitificates of Deposit
18,000
MN
1,304,000 'AngloChllean Nitrate 7s....-.-1945
Q J
106,000 '{Ann Arbor 1st g 4s......July 1995
.
Sale Prices
60
S
F
M
M
Sale Prices
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
M 3S
M
1936
Sale Prices
14%
17
Sale
91%
91
93%
92
96
108% 108
108% 109% 108
95
97% Sale
95% Sale
101% 101% 101% Sale 100%
92%
83 %
30-year coll trust 5s.........—1946
178,000
35-year sink fund deb 5s......I960
353,000
20-year sinking fund 5^s
1943
387,000
Convertible debentures 4%«—1939
116,000
Debenture 5s....—...—..—1965
532,000
397,000 t'Am Type Founders 6s ctfs.___.1940
Sale
68% Sale
16%
17
16% Sale
v-
A 0
Corp con* SH»..1949
deb 4% s_ . .—1945 M
Tel A Tel Conv 4s
Sale Prices
50
79
il*
84%
A 0 ler Roll Mill conv
Highest
52
107
8
J
62
44
5s
.....1953 J D
Chemical 5 J4s._... 1949 MN
Amer Internet
Sale
,
38
American Ice s 1 deb
American IG
Sale
98%
55
AO
m
1955
12,000 ♦Alpine Montan Steel 7s....
16,000 Am Beet Sugar 6s ext to... ..—-I24®
Amer & Foreign Power deb 5s—2030
908,000
87,000
450,000
377,000
31
AO
F
Lowest
29%
96%
Sale
Sale
56
107% 108
105
108
102% 104
100% 101
45
46% 49% Sale
at*
———1948
♦6s assented
>
Ask
• Ask Bid
COMPANIES.
D
1
Highest
1Q9/5
91
Bid
J
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
31
Oct.
1
Oct.
to
Oct
RANGE
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
July 1 1933
336,000 '{♦Abitlbl Pow & Paper 1st 0X...1953
m a
51,000 Adams Express coll tr 4 4s—----1946
1952 A O
72,000 Adriatic Elec Co external 7s
1943 J D
I,000 Ala (it Sou 1st cons Ba sat A
First cons 4s series B-.
1943 J D
76,000
A 0
49,000 'Albany Perf rated Wrap Paper 4s 194f
>
EXCHA NGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
u
Jan.
N. Y. STOCK
Nov., 1935]
Sales in
October
Value
Low
BONDS
-
N. 7.
25
EXCHANGE—BONDS
RANGE SINCE JAN.
"TRICES IN OCTOBER
from
1933
July 1
STOCK EXCHANGE
.
NO,
tO
Oct.
'
1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Oct.. 31
Oct. 31 1935
I
10,000 ♦Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s.......1948
4,000 Central Diet Tel 1st 30-year 5s...1943
2,000 {♦Cent of Ga Ry 1st g 5s...Not. 1945
♦Consol gold 5s
196,000
.........1945
♦Ref 8c gen 5Hi series B......1959
120,000
♦Ref 8c gen 5s series C
233,000
....1959
♦Chat D1t pur money g 4s....1951
1,000
-
■V:Wi
:
3,000
13,000
285,000
137,000
170,000
28,000
562,000
13,000
400,000
7,000
9,000
347,000
601",556
536,000
8% Sale
109%
Sale
8
8%
107% Sale
107% Sale
112% Sale
112% Sale
109
Sale
113
Sale
Sale
110%
108%
108%
103%
121%
84%
101%
111%
104
Sale
Sale
105$!
Sale
Sale
102%
Sale
110
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
Oct.
7%
107%
103%
107%
108%
108%
105%
103%
9
Oct.
Oct. 17
Oct.
Oct. 17 110
107% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
112% Oct.
Oct.
Oct. 14 113
113% Oct.
Oct.
110% Oct.
Oct.
3 108% Oct.
Oct.
3 108% Oct.
Oct.
Oct. 17 103% Oct.
4 122
Oct.
Oct.
3
85% Oct.
Oct.
3 102% Oct.
Oct.
2 111% Oct.
Oct.
3 104% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
Oct.
Oct.
5
Oct.
2 108% Oct.
Oct.
3 108% Oct.
Oct.
Oct. 11 73% Oct.
Sale
104
Sale
103
Said
117%
Sale
81%
101% 100%
Sale
109%
101%
Sale
Sale
76
71
J
D
26
D
F
A
108
40
20
UN
O
72 y;
72
24
28
27% 24
109% 108% 110
10
Oct.
15
Oct.
9
18% Oct.
23
21%
24
Sale
17
12% Sale
12% Sale
9
19
20
19
19
4 105
Oct.
104% 105"' 104% Oct.
"95% Sale"
51% Sale
Sale
Sale
93% Oct.
47% Sale
101% Sale
100% Oct.
97
91
1954
1960 F
MN
Sale
8*
Gen RR A Bkgof Ge col tr g 5a.l937
Central Steel 1st sink fund 8s...1941 MN
Certain-teed Prod 0 f g 3%« A... 1948 M 8
J
J
Charles A Savannah 1st g 7s
1936
Ches Corp control tr g 5s May 15 1947 MN
3
23
41% Oct.
91% 87%
87%
101
102% Sale
101% Sale
100% 101% 100% 101% 100%
Sale
Sale
84
82%
69
63%
66% 65
Sale
122
121%
121% 125
86%
88% Sale
88% Sale
...
12% Oct.
12% Oct.
18% Oct.
29
24
29
28
28
29
5
25
23
10
29
30
24
25
11
21
9
2
15
31
31
30
31
23
97% Oct.
51% Oct.
10 102% Oct.
91
Oct.
30
Oct.
3 102% Oct.
15 100% Oct.
18
87% Oct.
14
65
Oct.
Oct.
10 122
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
y
7
90% Oct.
Sale
107
106% Sale
Jan.
120% Jan.
119% Jan.
3
3
117% Jan.
115% Jan.
114% Jan.
3
3
118
2
3
Jan.
2
Feb. 25
Aug.
2
June 24
24
Oct.
Jan.
10
May
13
Apr.
7
Mar.
6% Apr.
17% June
19
June
15
Feb.
39
29
Mar. 18
107% June 12
29
18
29
10
Jan.
3
Jan.
8
5
Jan.
Jan.
17
June
19
June
8
18
19
28
12
24
28
Feb.
Oct.
19
Jan.
4
29
71% Jan.
41% Oct.
3
23
Aug. 14
1
2!
Aug. 29
July 27
20
1
June 29
19
24
siiaS
July 10
Mar. 30 107"
Aug.
5
3 103
July 20
Apr.
Mar.
1
Feb. 21
45
Jan.
5 109
May
2
3 110% June 18
106% Oct.
Jan. 17
71.
May 16 78
19
,2
Mar. 13
14
Mar. 23
1
Apr. 17
4
Apr.
14
Feb.
3
24
Oct
2
Feb.
Feb.
Aug.
2
July 31
Aug. 10
Sept. 9
Oct. 24
Mar. 9
20
10
Mar. 28
Jan.
1
Feb.
Mar. 13
Oct. *"i
104% Oct. i 3 107
104
Oct.
3 107% Oct. 30
Sale
106
107% Sale
15
May 27
113% Aug. 28
3
113% Jan.
103
Oct. 17 107%
116% Sept. 25 125
1
Apr.
89%
2 104%
Jan.
Sept. 21 112%
July
D
11
106% Apr. 10
102% Sept. 21
107
Sept. 21
4
108% Oct.
107% Sept. 20
105
Sept. 20
103% Sept. 20
103% Sept. 21
104% Oct.
22%
22
102
Oct.
107% Oct. 31 109
July
1
103% Jan.
5 105% May 16
2% Feb.
24
22
22%
Central of N J gen g 5s...
...1987 J
General 4s
..........1987 J
Cent Pac 1st ref gu g 4s........1949 F
A
Through St L 1st
26
10 108% Oct.
45
Oct.
24
Oct.
14
9% Oct.
•45
19
16
8*
31
Sale
Sale
:§
Oct.
Oct.
45
Sale
95
10
t
108% Oct.
50
22
10 year conv coll 5s...........1944 J
104
Sale
95%
49
42%
43% 44
107% 108% 107% 107% 107%
106%
107% Sale
108% 111
8*
Cent Hudson G & E 1st & ref 3%s '65 M 8
Cent 111 Elec A Geo 1st 5s
1951 9 A
{Cent N E lat guar 4s
...1961 I
Guar 5s
Sale
105% Sale
103 % Sale
119
118
♦Macon 8c Nor D1t 1st g 5s
1946
♦Middle Ga A Atl D1t pur as 50.1947
♦Mobile D1t 1st tf 5s..
1944
gu g 4s
Sale
105
109
%
107 %
2
31 108% Oct.
28 104% Oct. 31
107% Oct.
110
J
A
Ask
108% 108% MX Sale
104% Sale
104% Sale
33,000 Gal Gaa A El Corp unlf 8c ref 5«„1937 UN
24,000 Calif Packing conv deb 5s...—-1940 J J
Camaguey Sugar. Co—
♦l»t 7s ctfs of deposit.........1942
48,000
43,000 Canada Sou con gu 5s ser A.....1962 A O
299,000 Canadian Nat gold 4%s__
1957 J J
J
J
Guaranteed gold 5s
300,000
July 1969
Guaranteed g 5s..........Oct 1969 A O
233,000
Guaranteed g 5s
60,000
1970 F A
Guar gold
193,000
June 15 1955 J D
Guar g 4%a
204,000
1956 P A
M S
Guar g 4%s
289,000
...1951
Canadian
No
161,000
deb • 17s..
...1940 J D
J
119,000
25-year deb s f guar iHt
1946 J
J
J
776,000 Canadian Pac 4% dab stock......
Collateral trust gold 4%a...._194t M S
212,000
J
5s equip trust ctfs
89,000
........1944 J
Collateral trust g 5s
332,000
...1954
Collateral trust 4 Ha
390,000
1960
3,000 {♦Carolina Central 1st gu g 4s.. 1949
6,000 CaroClinch 8cOhio 1st5s...
1930
1st 8c con g 6s series A.Dec 15 1952
27,000
6,000 Carthage 8c Adlr 1st gu g 4s
1981
VV'
Ask Bid
Bid
$
Sept.
July
12
9
8
A
74,000
108,000
136,000
364,000
5,000
12",666
1,000
1,000
159,000
241,000
173,000
390,000
192,000
137,000
4,000
203,000
19,000
4,000
58,000
Ches A Ohio 1st cons g 5s.......1939
General gold 4Ha.___._._....1992
Ref A Imp 4Hs ser A
Ref A Impt 4Hi series B
M N
M 8
I1993 A O
'
.1995
,
105
102
M 8
O
J
♦{Chic A Bill 1st
1949
1949
1st A ref 4Hs series B..
lat A ref 5s series A........
cons g
6a
{♦Chic A B 111 Ry (new co) g 5s
J
110
-
1958
42%
.1977
.1971
.1934
.1951
J J
M S
F A
* A
A O
MN
♦Certificates of deposit........
MN
Chic A Erie 1st gold 5s.......
1982
J
Chic Gas L A C 1st gu g 5s....._1937 i
M S
14,000 {♦Chic Indlanap A Loulav rf g 6c 1947 J
♦Refunding gold 5a ser B......1947 J
8,000
li" 666
J
'Mi
102
107% Oct.
107
110
Sale
161,000
192,000
152,000
980,000
♦15-year
secured
6He.. .....1936
24 107
Oct.
103
Sale
102% Sale
106%
105%
105%
109%
Sale
107% 108
105% Sale
104% 105
108% 109
Sale
Sale
Sale
73
84
10
10
10*
21
J
Sale
80
11
Sale
20%
19%
19%
22%
21%
107% Oct.
110
102% Oct.
105% Oct.
14 103
104
9%
10
114% 117
105% Sale
21% Sale
23%
24%
J
75
116% "Oct"
Oct.
Oct.
40
40% Sale
Oct.
42% Oct.
19
14
Oct.
28
9
Oct.
18
9% Oct.
15
114% Oct.
105% Oct.
18% Oct.
16
9
22% Oct.
Oct.
22
21% Oct.
20% Oct.
28
21
20
16
V)OaA
108
6
88%
ucc.
Oct.
2 117
Jan.
8 106% Aug.
7
8
35% Jan. 22
18% May
Mar. 15
28
2
June 28
July
July
13
8
Sale
June
6
Mar. 29
89%
Jan.
32
MN
32
1
MN
34%
MN
37
M
D
D
Hs ser C
May 2037
♦Conv 4%« series A...........1949 MN
"41%
11*
Jan.
Mar. 28
26
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
22
48% Jan.
Sale
36
Oct.
Oct.
15
53
Sale
34
Oct.
Oct.
16
53
34% Oct.
39% Oct.
Oct.
15
Oct.
23
42
38% Oct.
11
15%
Sale
14
Oct.
15
Sale
13
Oct.
15
16
15
Sale
13% Oct.
22
8%
Jan
Mar. 30
36
Sale
8
Oct.
18
'
4
gg
Jan.
9
8
30
9
7
23
7
8
3
8
Jan.
7
Jan.
3
9
Jan.
*46% "Oct"
Oct.
15% Oct.
Oct.
16
28
May 11
Jan.
7
Jan.
8
Jan.
4
16
Oct.
Oct.
22
28
Jan.
4
9% Oct.
Oct.
18
22% Jan.
7
18
•'
4
8% Jan. 23
93% Sept.30
4% Oct.
34% Oct,
Sale
V'T/.'.'p•'
8% Jan.
62% Jan.
62% Jan.
64% Jan.
Mar. 29
,
21
Mar. 26
Mar.1 28
40
41
B
D
24
Sale
33
MN
I
1st A ref g 5s.....
...May 3037
I
1st A ref 4He stamped...May 2037
J
1st A ref 4
Oct.
'.f.
22% Aug. 28
22% Aug. 29
24 111% Aug.
Jan.
Mar. 24
Sale
UN
20
Jan.
103*
22
41 ~
39%
10% Sale
SalQ
Feb.
111
^8*
Sale
37
34
39
39
5
4
Mar. 12 111% July
July
Sept. 20 112
4
7 106% Mar.
101% Jan.1
3
105% Sept. 27 109% May
Oct. 21 110% Apr. 26
104
103% Oct. 19 109% Mar. 1
107% May 11 114% Mar. 4
86
Mar. 30
Aug. 23
73
Mar. 21
13
Aug. 21
5
2
11 '/; June 19
5
Apr.
14
74
2 113% June
2 120% Mar.
10
11
107%
Feb.
8 108
Aug. 26
7 105
5 105
Sept. 25
102% Jan.
105% Jan. 16 112% Apr. 30
June 24
8 108
105% Apr.
Aug. 19
107
Sept. 21 110
8
2
50% Jan.
33% Apr.
21
Oct.
103% Oct.
107% Oct.
110% Oct.
114% Jan.
6
J
1987 MN
♦General 4Ha stamped
108% Oct.
106% Oct.
109
.
107,666
30
26
Oct.
110
.....
\
23
31
Oct.
3 Ill
8 110% Oct.
109
109% "Oct"
J
♦Refunding 4c series C........1947 J
♦1st A general 5s series A
1966 MN
♦1st A genii 6s series B
21,000
May 1966
36,000 Chic Indiana A Sou 50-yr 4s ...1956
42,000 Chic L S A East 1st 4 He
1969
302,000 ♦Chic MU A St P gen g 4s ser A..1989
♦Gen g 3Hs series B
May 11989
71,000
♦Gen 4%» series C
May 1 1989
87,000
♦Gen g 4Hs series E
May 11989
55,000
♦Gen 4%s series F
May 11989
254,000
978,000 {♦Chic Mil St PA Pac mtgeOs ser A1975
♦Conv adj 5s
..JanI, 2000
905,000
97,000 {♦Chic A No West gen 3 He
1987
♦General 4s.
........1987
141,000
♦Stpd non payt Ped lnc tax. 1987
53,000
♦itpd gen 4Hs non-pay lnc taxl987
4,000
♦Gen 5a stpd non pay lnc tax. 1987
83,000
2 112% Oct.
110% Oct.
115% Oct. 13 119% Oct.
112% 109% 111
114% 116
105% Sale
447,000 {♦Chic Gt Western 1st 50-yr 4s... 1959
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
,
£
1949 A
....
110%
107%
110
J
Warm Springs Valley 1st g 6s .1941
Illinois Division 4s
General 4s...
Sale
J
*
*
*
*
Chic A Alt RR ref g 3a.
Chic Burl* QUI Dlv 3%«
112%
119%
110%
J
May 1940
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s..........1944
R A A Dlv 1st con g 4s
1989
2d con gold 4s
1989
Craig Valley 1st g 5s
111% Sale
116% Sale
109% Sale
Apr. 29
47
Oct.
11
70
Oct.
15
31
♦{♦Chicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
Aug 1 1932 25% part paid
..1927
67,000
1988
205,000 {♦Chic R I A Pacific gen g 4s
♦Certificates of deposit.......
23,000
•♦Refunding gold 4s
......1934
625,000
♦Certificates of deposit..
111,000
640,000 •♦Sec. gold 4 H> series A.......1952
♦Certificates of deposit.......
139,000
♦Convertible gold 4Hs
.....I960
259,000
....1951
8,000 Chic S L A N O gold 5s..
Gold 3%«
.June 151951
1951
"3",606 Memphis Dlv 1st 4s
196(
121,000 Chic T H A S'east let A ref 5s
Income guar 5s........Dec 1 IWt
214,000
126,000
9,000
78,000
40,000
205,000
396,000
181,000
39,000
351,000
743,000
77", 660
A
J
AO
M S
MN
J
D
I
D
J
J
M
73,000
41,000
18*
\°oH
74
§35*
11*
Sale
74
Sale
if*
40
Sale
11*
12
12*
Sale
13
Sale
4%
11%
10%
-
5
75
101% 104% 100
D
S3*
59
D
"81% -82*
25 7>
8
13
1
"57%
93 %
100
95
Sale
80
107
56%
J
105%
107 %
108
5%s series C
1962 M S
Childs Co deb 5s...............1943 AO
103
J
....1947 J
{♦Choc Okl A Gulf consol 5s
1952 MN
Chill Copper deb g 5s...
A
O
1937 J
J
F
97%
Cln Ind St L A C 1st 4s...Aug 3 1936 Q
con gu g 4s
1942 MN
J
Cln Union Term 1st 4H* ssr A..2020 J
J
1st mtge 5s series B..,........2020 J
1st mtge g 5s series
Clearfield A Mabon 1st gtd g 5s
For footnotes, see page 33.
__
1940 J
1943 J
8
82
J
97
98
100
52
J
78
1957 MN
C guar
Clearfield Bit Coal 1st 4s
30 %
46
36
87 £
88
Ctn Gas A Elec 1st mtge g 4s A..1968
4H«
&
82
Oct.
25
Sale
97% Sale
105% Sale
105% Sale
62% Sale
100% Sale
25%
26
104% Sale
102%
Oct.
24
Oct.
15
35% Oct.
1
31
Oct.
15
30
Oct.
11
33
Oct.
8
30
Oct.
11
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
28
24
4
1
10
Oct.
9
15
11% Oct.
9
Oct.
21
4% Oct.
24
Sale
10% Oct.
Sale
10
12%
Sale
Sale
104
81
Sale
57%
102%
102%
103%
110
Sale
109% 110
110% 111% 110% Sale
112% 112% 112% Sale
102
10
102
<
14
Oct.;
12%
11%
12%
11%
5%
103%
80
Oct.
'18
65
Oct.
15
4
52% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
80% Oct" 9
70% Oct.
2
58% Oct. 28
3 108% Oct.
28
108% Oct.
16
108% Oct.
06%
7
li
71
103
103
10% Mar. 15
10
Mar. 14
10% Mar. 16
21
28
Jan.
25
Jan.
7
Feb.
1
7
Jan.
June 14
88
June
25% Mar. 29
13% Mar. 30
76
Sept.19
Sept.12
75
63
27
106% May 14 109% Feb. 23
06.% Aug.. 9 110% Mar. 25
.06% June 28 108% Mar. 18
.05% Aug. 24 106% Aug. 5
.07% Aug. 30 109% Aug. 12
92
Jan.
2 100% July
1
65% Oct.
11
'
51% Mar. 15
3 100% Oct.
10
79
Jan.
37
Mar. 13
3
Jan.
96
Oct.,
Oct.
17
16
18
Aug. 17
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
out.
S*
7
Jan. 21
10
4% Mar. 12
2
May
4 105% July
June 29
89
88% June 29
Oct.
24
18
28
18
17
09%
80
16
10
15
97% Oct.
Oct.
3 106
Oct.
j 2 106
Oct.
102
103
11 107
June 26
Mar. 13 107% June 25
Jan.
68
May 13
2 100% Sept.27
41% Feb. 23
Oct.
2
101% Aug. 2 107% July 11
1.02% May 17 103% Aug. 27
102% Oct.
7 102% Oct.
7
109% Oct.
5 110
Oct.
9
Oct.
111^ Oct.
16
Feb. 18
L01% Mar. 16 103
LOO % Jan. 15 103% July 23
L09
Jan. 17 111% June 25
L10
Jan. 31 113
Mar. 15
Lll% Jan. 15 114% June 19
78
Aug. 10
69% Mar. 28
Oct.
23 105
.....
71
66% Feb. 21
73
31
40
Sale
107%
108% 106%
108
107%
106
105%
107%
109% Sale
96
97% Sale
Sale
105
106
105% 106% 105
59%
65% Sale
99%
100% Sale
36
25%
104% 104% 103%
102%
J
1st mtfie 4s series D. ..........1963 J
J
Chic A West Ind Coneol 50-yr 4s. 1952 J
1st A ref 5 Hs series A
1962 M 8
J
D
75
Sale
Sale
80
66 :
108
107%
107% 107% 108
108
108% 107%
105% Sale
105%
Guaranteed gold 5s
........1944 J
Guaranteed 4s...............1944 J
Cln Leb A N 1st
41",660
8*
30
Chic Un Station 1st gu 4Hs A.. 1963 J
1st 5s series B..
...........1963 J
Cln Ham A Day 2d g
20,000
F
J
110
112
Oct.
Oct.
21
8
3
;4
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-n
.
36
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
BONDS
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
I
Inter st Period
!
J
D
...1993 J
D
C
1941 J
Ref Be Imp 5s series D—.......1943 J
Ref Ac Impt« %■ series E
1977 J
Cairo Div 1st Hold 4s
—..1939 J
Cln W Ac M Die 1st ft 4s
1991 J
J
1993
General 5s series B
30",660
Ref Be Imp 4s series
189,000
393.000
9,000
18,000
28,000
J
Oct.
to
W W Val Div 1st ft 4s
1940 J
1938 J
Ctev 5c Mahon Valley ft 5s...
"6",660
B..1942
1942
1942
Series C ftu 3Hs..
....1948
Series D ftu 3%s
1950
General 4 34s series A..
1977
Gen & ref. mtde 43£s series B..1981
Clev Ac Pitts ften ftu
4%«
Series B ftu 3Hs
Series A ftu 4Hs
-
....
J
:
MN
O
5 34 s A. ±1972
1973
A
A
O
71
1977
Coal Riv Ry 1st ftu 4s
.......—1945
31",5o6 ♦JColon OH coat deb 6s..
1938
33,000 JtColo Fuel At Iron Co ften s f Ssl943
435,000 *t*Colo Indus 1st coll tr 5s ftu .1934
A
O
66
J
D
J
J
F
A
F
A
f ft 6s series B ftuar
•
s
C
f 4^s series
91"
5
7334
0
91",666
Col ArTol 1st ezt 4s.............1955 F
Coram'1 In* Trust con* deb534s. 1949 F
A
A
0
5,000 Conn Be Passum Rlva 1st ft 4s
Conn Ry Be Lt 1st ft 434s
"6",666
16,000
377,000
330,000
150,000
53,000
7,000
1943
1951
Stamped ftuar 434s...
1V61
♦Consol Hydro-Elec Works of Upper
vVuerttemberft 1st 7s
1956
Consol Gas (N Y) deb 534*
1945
Deb ftold 434s
1951
Debenture ftoM 5s......—...1957
t Consolidate} dRnon-conv debts 1954
Debenture 4s............J&J 1955
Debenture 4s.......
...A&O 1955
19",666
J
I
J
J
A
D
J
J
J
J
J
J
A
O
15
J
• 58
.
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9534
;
V
92
8834
9634
i
0
33",666
J
D
98
MN
98
68
J
D
J
D
t
A
V
J
J
J
J
D
J
D
1
J
J
J
F
A
"i',666
133,000
65,000
33,000
115,000
55,000
O
C............1942 F
A
.....1961 F
A
Gen A ref 5s
ser
Gen A ref 434s series D
Ge>i Be ref 5s series E
♦Detroit A Mack 1st lien ft 4s...
"6~,666
31",655
2,000
33,000
50,000
Ranfte 1st 5s.
Dul So Shore Be Atlantic ft 5s
5,000
Eastern
f 734s 1937.
2d Bt III Bkn 1st con ft
Ed El III N Y 1st cons ft
_
1939 J
1995 J
4s...
5s
........
100,000
"e",655
V
V
B
5,000
6,000
44,000
23,000
14,000
27,000
15",660
190,000
227,000
conv
4s Series D..
3
O
120
'
30
.
A
0
J
90
J
J
90
69
J
J
J
J
F
A
A
0
3d mtge 434a.
1938 M
Ernesto Breda Co 1st mtfte 7a....1954 F
1
5s International series......1942 M
s f 5s stamped......1942 M
8
First Hen
is
lien a f 4s
stamped........1942 M
B
JtFla Cent Be Peninsular 5s.....194! J
J
f 7s
....
!♦§ la East Coast 1st 434s
♦1st
v
■
195<
A ref 6s ser A
...'.197
♦Certificates of deposit........
V
I
334
65
Sale
126
-----
Sale
J
72
86
95
104
75
59
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4634
5034
•
25
48
Vd S
>
9934 Oct.
9134 Oct.
1
30
1
108
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10734
102
2934 Oct.
10434 Oct.
10634 Oct.
105
20
10434 Oct.
-----
~
20
Sale
Sale
104
10934
Sale
Sale
i 9434
10334
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4934 Sale
4534
4634
48
Sale
3
45
10534
10534
10934
11134
10734
3234
Oct'"22 16734 "Oc"t"'22
534
M
Oct.
23
1734 Oct.
24
16
334
7234
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10534
10934
11134
10834
35
19
Oct.
23
Oct.
7
1
"
16" "Oct" "23
3434 Oct.
35
Oct.
10334 Oct.
10334 Oct.
10334 Oct.
94
Oct.
92
Oct.
10334 Oct.
104
Oct.
102
Oct.
49
Oct.
45
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
48
43
10534 Oct.
Oct.
18" "Oct" "29
85
80
104
Jan.
38
Jan.
Mar. 14
29
Oct.
1
Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
1
1
9 105% Oct.
2
19
Oct.
17
Oct.
23
Oct.
Oct.
24
15
8134
9534
10634
103%
105%
Oct""21 107
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
Oct.
Oct.
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Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
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4 106% Oct.
22 2434 Oct.
Oct.
22 25
7
1
8
Oct.
9
5
Oct; 25
Oct. 23
7
18
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15
1
Oct.
"63" "Oct" "2 "63 ""Oct" "'2
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26
28
1
3
26
105%
10534
10934
111%
10934
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Oct.
Oct.
1
2
22
17
22
1234 Sale
122
33
3134
108
Sale
Sale
128
Sale
38
.....
12
Oct. 22
1434 Oct.
Oct.
"3134 Oct" ""3
Oct"
32
Oct.
108
Oct.
33
1
Oct"23
9934 Oct" 3 102
10734 Oct. 17 108
33
Oct.
7 108% Oct.
9
24
14
9
29
105% Sale
9634 Sale
10034
10534
105%
9634
7134
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
104
65
57
4234
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
"6234 Oct""21 ~68% Oct'"I
6234 Oct.
11634 Oct.
11434 Oct.
100
106
16
16
47
Oct.'
2
Oct.
16
94
Oct.
5
9834 Oct.
21
87
Oct.
55
43
53
5034 Oct.
534
2
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
101% Jan.
9734 Jan.
37
29
28
9 41%
7 106%
3 108%
2 10634
23
35%
24 32%
19 25
23
29%
5
4434
Jan.
Jan.
4
44
Feb.
Apr.
June
July
Jan.
Feb.
Aug.
Aug.
May
May
3
24
16
23
28
17
18
19
1
14
10
9
105% Mar.
6
25 109% Mar.
3 104% Oct.
2
99% Oct.
9 100
Feb.
Feb.
30 107
2 105
June
2 103
Sept.
22
19
2
18
55
51
22
27
2
18
12
Sept. 16
Sept. 30
Sept. 27
Apr.
2 52
23% Jan. 30 47
Sept. 19
10534 Oct.
9 10734 Feb. 14
29 94%
14 102%
23 10734
24 105
27 11234
I62%Jai;""7
103
8
Jan.
2134 Oct. 22
2234 Oct. 22
634 Mar. 29
5% May 11
•1134 Apr.
4
2% Aug.
3
2
Oct.
63
105%
105%
10834
10634
10834
Oct.
Oct."
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
26
Apr.
26
Apr.
1234 Jan.
105% Jan.
26
28
8
3
4
11
23
2
4
Jan.
Jan.
July
3
12
8
July
5
June 27
18S3H
12
Jan.
10
11
2
11
Jan.
4
39% Jan.
39% Jan.
21% Aug. 17
334 Sept. 16
72
June 28
109% Jan.
110
19
Feb. 27
7
113% June 18
111% Feb. 28
11034 Mar.
May 10
Aug.
2
15% July
1
11234 Oct. 26
102
Jan.
3 10434 Oct. 31
10634 Oct. 14 108% July 25
July 10
3134 Mar. 18 58
30
30
7% Jan. 30 21
101% Apr.
3 105
96
Sept. 9 11134
10634 Jan. 19 108%
123% Jan. 18 128
31% Oct.
3 4134
32
Aug.
8 40104% Jan. 14 108%
92
Feb.
8 101%
101% Jan.
5 10634
101% Jan.
5 106 34
96% Oct. 23 102
70
80
Apr.
3
104
Jan. 25 106
65
Apr. 10 78
65
78
Apr. 18
/
June 13
5234 Mar. 30
Feb.
26
May 27
Aug. 15
Jan. 24
July
5
June 13
Feb. 19
Feb. 15
Oct. 29
Aug.
8
Aug. 13
June
8
Mar.
2
June 22
Oct. 31
7
5
31
74% Jan.
8
74% Jan.
8
117% July 16
117% Aug. 21
109% June 17
76
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
"4434 Oct" "29 "45" "Oct" "30 "44% "Oct! "29 "§3*"June"l3
95
7
Oct.
Jan.
9 107% July
14 10834 July
•
9434
Sale
Oct.
1734 Oct.
23% July
105
9534
9634
9834
9934
9034 Sale
Sale
Jan.
6 11234 Sept. 17
2 112% Mar. 20
15 103% July 16
.....
96
7
Jan.
52
Mar. 28
21 68% Oct.' 1
8 114% Jan. 15
18 11734 Oct.
5
31 116, Oct. 14 II234 Jan,
95% Sale
■V 634
19
30
8
24
6834 Mar. 15 98% Oct. 24
68
Mar. 13
98% Oct. 24
102% Jan. 16 110% Sept. 11
9834 Jan.
2 107% Aug.
6
68
Sale
"6534
Sale
6534
H734 117
11634 11434
10934
94% '9534
9534 Sale
9934 Sale
88
9134
4434
5434
10134 Sale
July
8 10734 Aug. 22
2
68
Sept. 26
Oct. 30
3 95
6634 Jan.
May 15 35% Oct.
4834 Oct. 14 ,73% Jan.
69
Mar. 15 > 99
Oct
7434 Mar.
1
8934 Mar.
1
Oct.
2 105
14 100% Oct.
21 10434 Apr,
18
1
94
22
4334 Oct.
Oct.
June 24
5 100% Sept. 10
Apr.
5
4 105
1 102%
3 53
30 5034
52
31
31 47
6 104
92% Apr.
29
25
29
4334 Oct. 25
11 103% Oct. 30 103
4 103%
25 104% Oct.
9934
7 10434 Oct. 19
83
1
9934 Oct. 22
92
9
94% Oct. 24
2 103%
^0 104% Oco.
7
76
4934
60
4
May"2l 10534 May*2l
Oct.
7
29
Aug.
7 30
1 10432 Oct.
7 10634 Oct.
Oct. 31
99
Jan.
8 108
1 102% Jan.
8 10534 Oct;
1 10134 Oct. 31
3
3 10534 Oct.
2
2 105% Oct.
1
23 9834 Oct.
72
Sale
1
18 77% Oct.
105
Sale
106
Sale
Oct. 31
105
Oct.
1 106
7734 7834
7234 Sale
2
7234 Oct. 31 77% Oct.
77
Sale
7234
7434 7534 Oct. 21 77 % Oct .
7
6834
6834
11634
11534
10934
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D
33
10434 Sale
105
106
Sale
Sale
60
x
29
-
•
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s
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10534
10534
9834
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S
1954 J
.....1946 J
ta-veer deb 4s series B_.
Flat deb
4634
4634
9034
9234
,
A
B
5034
6034
62
S
..1942 M
f 5a
:
!?i
Oct""§ 166 34 Mar."25 107%Aug." 19
10 103% Oct.
Oct." 4
9034 Oct.
4
Sale
Sale
7634
7634 Sale
93
Sale
91
Sale
10634 10534 10534 105
10334 10234 10334 10034
Sale
10434 10534 10434
10034
107" 106
10634 10534
106
107
10634 10534
Sale
2434 Sale
2134
2534
3234 23
2234
Sale
7
7
734
Sale
634
634
534
Sale
1534 Sale
1534
3234 Sale
3234 Sale
108
52
99
.
0
O
V
89
J
....1953 A
For footnotes see page 33.
f'.;s
8
A
Oct.
98
103
103
10034 Sale
10134
10734 10834 108
J
M
102
91
Sale
1434 Sale
634
8934
79
99
J
Erie A Jersey 1st s f 4s
1955 J
I
Genesee Rlv RR 1st s f 4s.....1957 J
N Y A Erie RR ezt 1st 4s
1947 M N
s
111
87
M N
Sale
9934 Sale
103
106 34
10934 Sale
3034
35
Sale
Oct"28
3034
3434 30
"30" Oct" "28 30
15 3*
1534
30
30
11034 11134 11034 113
II634 Oct" "4 H234 "o"c"t" "26
10434
104
Oct. 14 10434 Oct. 31
10434 Sale
10634 10734 10734 10834 10634 Oct. 14 10734 Oct. 17
46
Sale
4734 Sale
2
4234 Oct. 22 47% Oct.
l\H
Ref A Impt ftold 5s ser 1927 ...1947 U N
Ref A Imp 5s ser 1930.........1975 A O
Federal Lt A Tr let
3
102
20
J
Oct" 17
43
Sale
4634 Sale
10534 10534 10534 Sale
55
1
15
May 29
10734 Mar. 19
10534
104
10434
1834
1834
2034
1834
2234
251834
39 34
3634 Sale
3631 Sale
3934
104
10434 10334
10434 10534 10334
10334 104
10434
9434 Sale
9934
9334
95
9334
10434 Sale
10334
10434 Sale
10434
7
6
27
13
18
10234
Sale
2334
13
27
8
7
Oct.
10634 Jan.
10634
106 34
2434
25
21
110
105
109
Jan.
4
10734
105J4 Sale
10534 Sale
10934 Sale
4
Oct.
109
18
20
26
O
1953 A
Series B
Gen
938,556
;
109
10734
•
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195b MN
♦Elec Pow Corp (Germany) 4 34* .1958
♦ 1st
41,000
alnklnft fund 434s........1953
20,000 Elftln Jol A East 1st ft 5s
1941
69,000 El Paso A S W 1st Be ref 5s
1945
15,000 it tie A Pittsb ften ftu ft 34s set B.1940
27,000
Series C 334s
1940
142,000 Erie RR 1st con Be prior lien 4s..1994
504,000
«st consol ften Hen 4s
1996
37,000
Penn coll trust ft 4s.......... .1951
81,000
Cons ft 4s Ser A
1953
,736,000
33,000
17,000
D
169""oft: ""4 no-'oct""^
109
8134
9534
10634
9934
104 34
9054
M S
(948 A
Tenn Va A Ga 1st ft 5s
V
25,555
a
Eastern Ry M No Dlv 1st ft 4s
;
93
8534
1937 A O
J
1937 J
Dul A Iron
132,000 ♦♦Eastern Cuba Suftar
45,666
1995 J
♦1st 4s assented
1995
♦Second ftold 4s
1995 JD
Detroit River Tunnel 1st ftu 4 34s. 1961 M N
J
Donner Steel 1st ref 7s ser AA...1942 J
1
9
Oct.
105% Mar.
110% Jan.
52
''
.
95
92
,
91
101
June
May 22 112
May 28 101% Feb.
60
86
Sept.
Apr.
4
50
Mar. 29 7734 Jan.
10334 Feb.
5 107
Aug.
9434 Sepr
96
May
10334 Sept. 18 10334 Sept.
95
Sept. 6 9534 Mar.
10334 Apr. 15 105% Jan.
11134
10934 11234 109
11234 11234 111 34 Oct""4 II2% "Oct" "17
1115/4 Sale
Oct. 16
102
102
Oct. 16 102
10234
4934 Sale
63
/
Sale
Sale
Sale
1334
1334'
234
.....1952 A O
17
106
Sale
1
:
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
1
29
:::::::
95
105
10534
106
10634 104
Sale
93
.
8534 Oct.
14
3
7634 Oct.
26 10634 Oct.
3
9434 Oct.
Oct.
Sale Prices
1
Apr.
105
53
85
?
8334
2134
2234
D
7934 Oct.
Oct" "7 166 34 "Oct" "3
89
108
93
-----
102
88
.
Certificates of deposit
{♦Des Plainer Val 1st ftuar 434a .1947 MB
Sale
3
Oct.
10634 ----65~"Oct"24 "68" "Oct" "I
6334
72
Oct. 30
89
8834 Oct.
2 95
9434 Sale
35
Sale
2834 Oct.
3 3534 Oct. 30
3034 Sale
4834 Oct. 14 52% Oct. 19
5234 Sale
5134 Sale
Oct. 24
9434 Sale
9334 Oct.
2 99
9834 Sale
Oct.
2 98% Oct. 24
98
9434
96
9834 94
93
Oct.
2 9834 Oct. 24
97 34 Sale
9434 Sale
Oct. 29
Oct. 29 109
10934 10934 10834 10934 109
5
10634 107
10534 10534 10534 Oct. 26 10634 Oct.
•■'•■r 96
AO
>>etroit Edison Co 5s Series A. ..1949 A
Gen Be ref 5a series B ..........1955 J
>
P
M N
J
'
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67
;
-----
15
15
102
M N
J
8134
-
65
.
99
96
28
Sale
91
23
4934
6934
9634
75
>
U
10034
10434
10534
10534
10634
10334
9934
9134
10634
2834
31
10634 Sale
10734 Sale
10534 Sale
2034
24
10
{♦Des Moines A Ft D 1st ftu ft 4s..1935
^
v.
10
1936 F A
Denser Gas Be El 1st A ref 5a....1951
;
99
88
93
W-
J
D
294,000 Del Be Hud 1st Ac ref 4s
1943 M N
117,000
Gold 534s
1937 M N
J
6,000 Delaware Pr Be Lt 1st M 434s.....1971 J
J
35,000
1st Be ref 434s
1969 J
J
9,000
1st mtfte ftold 434s
.....1969 J
12,000
Stamped as to Pa taz
365,000 ♦Den A Rio Gr 1st cons ft 4s......1936
44,000
♦Consol ftold 434s
1934
62,000 ♦Den* A R Gr West ften 5s Auft 1955
222,000
♦Assented (subject to plan).
78,000
♦Ref A Imp mtfte 5s ser B... ...1978
29
16
1734
...
Del Rlv RR & Bdfte 1st ft 4s
;/
94
V
■
•
194,000 Crown Cork Be Seal a f 4s
1947 J D
j
52,000 Crown Willamette Pap 1st s f ft 4s 1951 y
19,000 Crown Zellerbacb deb 4s w w
1940 If 8
149,000 Cuba Northern Rys 1st 634s
1942
81,000 Cuba RR 1st 5®-yr ft 5s
...,1952
28,000
1st ft refund 7 34* series A...
1934
31,000
1st lien Be ref 4s series B.......1934
48,000 Cumb T Ac T 1st Ac ften 5«
...1937
$1
4834
5934
6034
v
.....
68
2634
v;
..
Debenture 4s. ..............—1956 J
826,000 t♦Consolidation Coal Md 49-yr 5s 1950
570,000
♦Certificates of deposit
6,000 Con sum Gas Chic 1st ftuar ft 5s
1936
95,000 Consumers Power 1st lien 5s C..1952
55,000 Container Corp of Am 1st t f ft 4s 194b
Deb ftold 5s with warr.
403,000
1943
25,000 Copenhagen Telep crtls f ft 5s..1954
,
9234
J
P
J
•
38
A
J
•
•••••':74
.
277,000 Colorado & Southern 434 s set A. 1980 M N
516,000 Columbia Gas Ac Elec deb 5s
1952 M N
Debenture 5s ........Apr IB
115,000
1952 A 0
840,000
Debenture 5s—
.Jan 15 1941
1,000 Col A Hock Valley 1st ezt ft 4s
1948 A O
56,000 Columbus Ry P Ac L 1st 4H8-...1957 ) J
1
105
110
:
.
; 90
A
1st
100
109
.t19fcl
Oct.
96
100%
J
1st
94
Sale
105
-
J
Clev Union Term 1st ftu
1
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
9434
9634
.4.— 10934 11034
10234
10234
A
197,000
413,000
250,000
94
"95"" IIIII
87
A
.
Lowest
Highest
95
i109
F
Short Line 1st ftu 4Hs...
91
72
J
O
31
72
7334 Sale
106
10534
92
8934
93
8734
9034 8834
85
J
J
Sale
10434
9434 Sale
66
S
A
76
II"
F
46",660
,
73
60
50
J
O
96
9634
10034 102
8534 Sale
-----
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A
Oct.
Ask Bid
.
95
65
J
M
1944
1
Lowest
Oct. 31 1935
St Louis DIv 1st coll trust ft 4s. 1994 MN
Sprlnft Be Col DIv 1st ft 4s
SINCE JAN.
July 1 1933
Bid
65.000 CGC&StL dan ft 4s
RANGE
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
Sales in
October
66
81
Jan.
17
Oct.
23
83
Jan.
30
23
96% Oct.
99% Oct.
9034 Oct.
26
1
31
18
65
26
79%
8034
63%
5034
43%
Jan.
4 96%
Jan.
2 101
94
Jan. 11
97
Oct. 18
Feb. 25 47
Apr.
16
50
Oct.
28
Jan.
14
12% Jan.
7
12
4
9534 Oct. 31
96
Oct.
55
Sale
8
6 34
"SO" Oct'"28 "54 34 "Oct" "3
Oct.
1
534 Oct.
2
7
8% Oct.
734 Oct.
16
16
6% Mar. 12
534 Mar. 18
7
9634 Aug.
Aug.
8
July 20
July 31
July 20
96
67
Mar.
Jan.
5
27
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
Nov., 1935]
BONDS
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
Sales in
October
1
July 1 1933
Oct.
*0,
1
Oct.
Lowest
31
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
4# Aug. 13
6
Aug. 12
5
4
Feb. 25
84
May 28
May 28
Highest
Oct. 31 1935
Bid
Ask Bid
Ask
6
9#
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
t.
♦{♦Fonda Johns 8c Glov ref 4#«.1952
Proof of claim filed by owner....
MN
•
4#
4#
9#
♦♦(Amended) 1st cons 2-4«.....1982
■
18.000
3,000
■■'; 2,ooo
7,000
12,000
52,000
Proof of claim filed by owner
♦Certificates of deposit. ......
Fort St (J D Co 1st g 4 Vis
MN
1941
Ft Worth ft Denver City SHi ...1941
Framerlc Ind ft Dev 2S-yr 7Vis.. 1942
{♦Francisco Sugar 20-year 7 Vis .1943
81
Oct.
79# 81
103# Sale 103# 103# 103# Oct.
117#
115#
60# "55" "o"ct7
63# "55"
,57# Sale
100
Oct.
100# Sale 103
96# Oct.
97# Sale
98# Sale
42
z47# Oct.
46#
47# Oct.
46# "52# 42
42
Oct.
42
Sale
46# 49
Sale
103
102# Oct.
102# 103
Sale
81
Sale
77# Oct.
14
Oct.
Sale
15# Sale
81#
1,000 Galv Hous & Hend 5Vis A..
..1938
28,000 Gannett Co deb 4a series A—--1943
Gas ft Elec (Bergen Co) 5s......1949
24",000 ♦♦Gelsenklrchen Mining 4s......1934
53,000 Gen Amer Investors deb 5s ear A. 1952
239,000 General Cable 1st a f g 5J4s A....1947
6,000 ♦General Blec (Germany) 7u
1945
♦Debenture 4Via......*>.......1940
3,000
♦8 f deb g 4a............
12,000
1948
31,000 General Public Service deb 5*48.1939
111,000 Gen Steel Castings 1st 5#x w W..1949
1,122.000 ♦{♦Gen Theatre* Equip deb 4s. ..1940
Certificates of deposit*..........
558.000
;
5
Oct.
3# Oct. 31
3# Sale
3#
4#
4
Oct.
3# Oct.
9
3#
4
3#
3#
103#
103# .... 103# Oct. 16 103# Oct.
103# Oct. 23 104# Oct.
103# 104# 103# 104
al09# Sale 107# 108# 107# Oct. 30 109# Oct.
35 ' Sale
30# Oct. 31 35# Oct.
30# Sale
cons 5s....Oct. 1945 J
♦{♦Georgia Carolina & Northern—
Extended at 6% to July 11934.
1,000
8,000 Georgia Midland 1st is....>.
.1944
10,000 ♦Good Hope Steel & Iron sec 7s. 1945
23.000 {♦Ga ft Ala 1st
J
Sale
15
13
13
18#
33# 35#
33# Sale
108
99#
104#
96
34#
120,000 Goodrich ( B F) Go 1st 4 Vis......19
Convertible deb 4s
.....19
468,000
347,000 Goodyear Tire ft Rubber 1st Ss..l9
70,000 Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 4s.—19
44.000 ♦{♦Gould Coupler 1st 15-yr s f 4s-19
Gout ft Oswegatchle 1st 5a......19
"i',666 Gr R ft I ex 1st gu g 4V4a_ ....19
15#
32#
34
108
Sale
Sale
14#
-..i
36
39
Sale
14
12
32
24
30
1
Oct.
z33# Oct.
107# Oct.
"9# Oct.
Sale 100# Sale
Sale 104# Sale 104
98
96#
98# 95#
35
Sale
31#
Sale
101
101#
107
107#
106#
...
Oct.
Oct.
28
104# Oct.
17
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Mar.
Jan.
i?75M
115# Feb.
54
Sept.
99
86
Jan.
100
0
Oct.
14
Jan.
Jan.
54
Apr.
Mar.
1
1
Oct.
8
Oct.
Oct.
8
24
18# Oct.
35# Oct.
34# Oct,
24
14
23
108# Oct
100# Oct.
105
99
Oct.
28
16
15
Oct.
25
35
Oct.
23
Oct.
"24 107#
May 23
4
July 23
Sept. 5
49# July 17
103
Sept. 27
Jan. 21
94
8
16# Oct.
Oct.
8
50
6# Mar.
6# Mar.
11
June
it*
18
32
June 22
Oct. 30
24
46
33# Sept. 20
107#
92#
103#
82#
7
Oct.
July
40# Jan.
40
40
Oct.
28
Apr; 27
4
10
Oct.
Mar.
5
16
25
18
75
105
14
Feb.
Aug.
Mar.
109# Jan.
101# Sept.
Apr.
106
99
Mar.
8
Jan.
2
Jan. 11
44# Feb. 16
3
7
Mar. 7
Oct
25
36# Feb. 27
101
24
17
Mar.
101
Mar.
104# Feb.
103# Sept.
*07# Jan.
.....
.....
July
23 103# Oct.
23 106# June
Mar. 23 110# Jan.
Feb.
1 46# May
Oct.
.
Oct.
29
31
Oct.
47# Oct.
82#
16#
16#
14#
18# Oct.
76
101
"62"
ilH
Oct.
23
104
103
Oct.
106
Oct.
100
till
3# Apr.
3
May
101# Jan.
103# Oct.
Mar. 13
108# June 20
Grand Trunk Ry of Canada—
103# Sale
118.000
15-yer deb g s f 4a guar
19
1,000 Gray* Point Term 1st gu g 5s ...19
33.000 Gt Cons El Pow (Japan) 7s...—19
147,000
1st ft gen s f g4 Vis..........-.19
2.688,000 Gt Nor—Gen 7s Series A .......19
241,000
1st ft refund 434s Ser A ......19
482,000
Gen mtge 5 Vis Ser B-.
19
Gen mtge 5s Ser G«.19
**82,000
584,000
Gen 4Vis Series D........... .19
Gen 4 Vis series R
797,000
19
♦Green Bay ft West deb etf* A, ...
34*666
33", 000
194,000
♦Income debenture ctfs B
104
Oct.
31 105
101
Oct.
3 103
HIP
92
Sale
Sale
91# Sale
87
~7#
87
51
51
52
52
100# Sale
38#
32#
31
12
75
102
629.000
5,000
5,000
14,000
4,000
1.000
14,000
7,000
8,000
Sale
81#
3
3
Oct.
Oct.
24
1
June
96
Mar.
1
75
1
69
63
Mar.
Mar.
90
97
22
13
10
Sept.10
1
98# Oct.
92# Oct. 28
92# Sept. 30
38# June 15
8# June 15
103
28
3
2
7# Oct.
21
Apr.
62# Apr.
38# June
3# Jan.
87# Oct.
25
53#
82
Oct.
25
56#
Oct" "29
Apr. 16 82'"
66# Jan.
5 66#
49# June 20 56#
90
Apr. 13 102
1
June
July
93# Oct. 22
100# Oct. 24
105# Sept.10
98# Oct.
92# Oct.
92# Oct.
82# Oct.
75# Oct,
52
Sale
33""
38
38
115# 115# Sale
35
33
Oct.
7
98# Oct.
106#
38#
33#
113#
33
Oct.
Oct,
Oct.
Oct
.
Oct.
2 102
8
3 107# Oct.
11
105# Jan.
4
38# Jan.
4
9
18
25
38# Oct.
34# Oct.
15# Oct.
33
Oct.
25
26
25
.
88
118
Sale
118#
Sale
£8
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
Oct.
118
Oct.
82# Oct.
28# Oct.
105# Sale 105# Sale 105#
103
103#
101# 103# 101#
102
101#
101#
75#
Sale
72#
72# 73 h
68 h
68#
76H
70
68
70
59#
63# Sale
60# Sale
80
81
83
Oct.
101
85
Oct.
1
35
2 119
Oct.
16
1
3
23
7S%
W
Oct.
Oct.
30
Oct.
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
"91#
Louisv Dlv ft Tar g 3 Via
19
Omaha Dlv 1st g 3s...—....19
St Lou Dlv ft Term g la
19
Gold 3 Vis
19
Sprlngf Dlv 1st g I Via
19
Western Lines 1st g 4a........19
Sale
89
Sale
48# Oct.
§SH
87
88
68
67#
78
77
82#
Sale
98# Sale
86
Sale
84# Oct
32# Oct.
.
Oct, 16 102
98
102
102
97# Oct.
25 105# Oct.
19 104# Oct.
Oct.
52
102
Oct.
84
Oct.
88# Oct.
65# Oct.
2
31
43
5
25
Oct.
4
1
17
10
1
2
67
2
70
21
63# Oct.
59
24
83
98
54
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
2
31
8 102
Oct.
8
Oct.
25
Oct.
2
84
92
3
1
39# Feb. 10
25 111# Jan. 24
Apr. 22 106# May 16
Feb.
1 103
July 23
Apr. 26
99# Mar. 13 102
Oct.
25
26
8
Apr.
103
99
70
1
5
29
Oct.
90# Mar.
June
105# Oct.
25
98
July
6
4
44# Jan.
119# July 29
25# May
75# Oct.
75# Oct.
8
3
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
113# Jan.
80
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
46# Mar. 12
49# Mar. 6
Feb. 27
Feb.
7
42
Mar. 15
15
Jan. 11
95
106# June 19
2
103# Oct.
Feb.
17 103# Oct.
"87#"o"ct"*2§
108
.
54# Oct.
104# Mar.
30
2
12# Jan.
30
July
31 "75"*"o"ct7r4
102
Sale
33# Oct
13
"84"
May"
50
Oct.
i4#
-
..
Litchfield Dlv let g Is
80
100# Sale
Sale
.......19
.19
Extended 1st g S Via... .......19
1st gold 3a sterling.........-.19
Collateral trust gold 4a.......19
Refunding 4S.................19
Purchased Unea 1st 3Vis
19
Coll tr g 4s...................19
Refunding 5s..; .............19
15-year secured 4 Via..........19
44-year 434a....—........—19
Cairo Bridge gold 4s
6# Oct.
54# Sale' 54# Oct.
106
104# 106
103# Sale 103# Oct
103#
Sale
Sale"
95# Oct.
Illinois Central let g 4s.
,
"~7#
86# Jan.
78# Jan,
82
Apr.
106# 107#
85# "88"
80# Sale
112
1st gold 3 Vis
215,000
1,000
79,000
38,000
110,000
4in
Oct.
Oct.
90
16
22
93# Oct.
Sale
89
2
22
100# Oct.
102# Sale
96# Sale
91# Sale
94# Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
6
104
106# 107# 106# 107
11
95 5
28
—
128,000 Illinois Bell Telep 1st ft set 5s A.19
*6,666
4
Sale
,
289.666
18 104
22
90
Sale
105
9,000 ♦Hansa S S Lines 4s with warr...l9
8,000 ♦Harpen Mining 4a.............19
29,000 Hock Val 1st coo g 4H*_
19
1,000 •{♦Hoe (R) ft Go let 4 Via ear A—19
♦Holland Amer L 4a (flat) •e*«»e*s 19
33*666 {Housetonic RR con g 5a.......19
Houst ft Tex C 1st g 5s lnt gu ..—19
lflT.ooo Hous Belt ft Ter let 5s
...19
138.000 Houston Oil sink fund 5Vis A...19
283,000 Hudson Coal 1st a f Ss series A--19
14,000 Hudson County Gas 1st 5s
...19
225,000 Hudson ft Manhat 1st ft ref 5s A.19
413,000
♦ Adjust Income 5s...- ..Feb 19
14,000
Oct.
Oct.
99# Oct.
Sale
(
6
81,000 Gulf States Steel deb 5Via......1942 J D
2,000 Hackensack Water 1st 4s
Oct.
Oct.
97
42#
........t.......—
103#
90
93#
90#
103
105
1st mtge gold 5a aeries G
19
Gulf ft Ship Island ref 5a...Feb 19
Stamped.
93# Sale"
91
90#
100# Sale
96
90# 94
99# Sale
.....
Sale
80
93
Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4a.
..19
Gulf Mob ft Nor 1st 5Vis sec B...I9
tt.666
103#
80
74 }
89
June
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
101
Oct.
Apr.
Oct.
30
10
9
14
8
75# Jan.
94# Jan;
Jan.
63# Jan.
2
2
88# Aug. 20
Apr. 18
Jan.
88 7-
8
Jan.
71
42# Mar.
81
83# Jan.
86# Jan.
102# July
Feb.
20
22
68
Oct.
25
65
Aug.
77
Oct.
Oct.
24
75
87
Oct.
Oct.
24
74
78
Feb.
29
76
July
3
87# Feb. 13
98# Oct.
Oct.
31
25
98# Oct,
24
97# July
Oct.
14
85
18
63# Oct.
75
78
85
14
87
Oct.
98# Oct.
89# Aug.
Oct.
24
5
III Cent ft Chic St L ft N O—
Joint 1st ft ref 5a ser A
...1943
320,000
161,000
4Vis series G
—.
.........1943
.1944
106,000 Illinois Steel debea 4 Vis
23,000 ♦Ilseder Steel Corp Mtge 4s ....1948
lad Bloomlngton ft W 1st 4a
1944
"9",66O Ind IU ft la 1st gold 4s
1954
47,000 {♦!ndlanapot ft Louisv 1st go 4sl954
(nd Union gen ft ref 5s A.......1945
Gen ft ref guar 5a serB
...1945
137,000 Inland Steel 1st M a f g 4Vis A... 1978
1stm s f 4Vis ser B
1981
127,000
1,332.000 {Interboro R T 1st ft ref 5s...—1944
♦Certificates of deposit.....
195.000
♦♦14-year 4% notes ........—1932 A O
878,000
♦Certificates of deposit........
144,000
312,000
♦♦14-year 7% notes
.........1932 M3
♦Certificates of deposit....—...
365,000
134.000 In terlake Iron 1st 5a ser B—..1951 MN
(nt Agri Corp 1st ft coll tr 5s—
Stamped extended to .......1942
58,000
328.000 lnt Cement conv deb 5s—.......1948
702.000
250,000
250,000
227.000
785.000
256,000
486,000
540,000
30,000
23,000
14,000
466,000
775,000
838,000
48,000
4,000
33.000
{♦Internet Gt Nor 1st 6s A——19
♦AdJ mtge 4s series A.July 1 19
gold 5a series B.....19
♦1st gold 5s series G.. .......19
Internet Hydro El deb 4a.......19
♦1st mtge
lnt Merc Marine let a f 4s.......19
19
Refunding 4s series A........19
lnt Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5a B—.19
1st coll trust 4s gold notes——19
First lien ft ref 4 Vis
19
Internet T ft T deb g 4 Via
19
Convertible debenture 4 Vis...19
Deb gold 5s
19
Investors Equity 5s aeries A..—.19
Intern Paper conv
5a series A
Deb 5s aer B with warrants
19
Without warrants.—.......19
For footnotes, see page 33.
J
J
62#
60
58#
60# Sale
55
56# Sale
107# 108# 108
33#
33# 34
65
Sale
108# Sale
a33# Sale
102
96
13
8#
7#
106
105# 107
102
98
166#
"98" <
15
95
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct..
17 60
30 109
4
Oct.
Oct.
34# Oct.
Oct" 19
98
Oct.
15# Oct.
11
Oct.
107#
107
106#
105# l05# 105# Sale 105# Oct.
104# Sale 105# 105# 104# Oct.
92 I Sale
89# Oct.
96# Sale
Oct.
Sale
91
89#
88#
73
IIP
92
92
98
Sale
W*
70
Oct.
4
Sale
69
Oct.
20
3
77# Oct.
70
74
Oct.
4
Sale
96# Sale
89# Oct.
89# Oct.
75# Oct.
3
96# Oct.
94# Oct.
14
77
Oct.
28
28
4
7
3
99
Oct.
30
7 104# Oct.
1
Sale
Sale
99
Sale
76
Sale
99
Sale
104# Sale
.
Sale
58
78
77
Oct.
31
82# Oct.
66# Oct.
Oct.
23
80
Oct.
10
7
3
82# Oct.
0
79
79#
Oct.
75#
63#
73#
66#
100#
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
67# Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
72
Sale
Oct.
103# 100# Sale
Oct.
102
100# 101# 102
Sale
101
100# Oct.
Sale
6# Sale
6#
0#
'0#
0#
i0#
Sale
85
77
Oct.
1
3
67# Sale
77
72
Oct.
34#
42# Sale
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
79
Sale
Sale
2# Sale
37#
8#
34#
35#
47#
Sale
Sale
tiff
7
7
'
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
33
97# Oct.
103# Oct.
4
27#
7#
25#
25#
40#
35
7
33
2# Sale
0# Sale
2
; Sale
3
1
73
Sale
0
' 33
8# Sale
7# 29
7# 29
4
1
Sale
75# Sale
104
9 106# Oct.
1 106# Oct.
16
92# Oct.
91
Oct.
23
7
78# Jan.
8
73# Jan.
7 109
Sept. 17
32# Aug; 12 ,43P Feb. 18
June 29
104
June 29 104
"3 95
Oct. 19 100# Sept. 17
30
7
Feb. 28
July 26 16
Feb. 11 106# Aug. 20
104
Mar
7 107
106
Sept. 23
11 103# Feb.
6 107# July 11
23 103# Feb.
6 106# July
6
5
81# Jan. 15 94# Sept.11
2
17
15
17
16
21
Oct.
24
52# Mar. 30
1
49# Apr.
106
Jan.
86# July 16
50
Apr. 29
48# Apr. 30
84
Jan.
82
Jan.
72
Jan.
3
2
2
91]
97]
Jan.
3
25]
Mar.
23
23
28
Mar.
46
June
58
Apr,
11
35# Apr.
1
1
4'
70
Apr.
Mar,
Mar.
Jan.
74# Jan.
Oct.
29
68
May
69# Oct.
Mar.
80
25
50
Oct.
26
58# Mar.
Oct.
25
55# Mar.
Oct.
4
99
Oct.
8
1 102# Oct.
25
99
99
80
3
3
73#
25 102
8 102
99# Feb. 20
July 10
Mar. 19 104#
23
23
17
10
11
24
92# Sept.10
84# Sept. 11
81
Sept. 11
96# Oct. 28
94# May
6
82# July 12
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
41
38&
Jan.
Jan.
26
4
20
37# Feb. 18
9
56# Jan.
72
Jan.
Oct.
82# Oct.
66# Oct.
83
Aug.
85# Aug.
81# Jan.
72# Aug.
83# June
76# Aug.
104
Apr.
103# May
103# July
10
11
11
30
21
30
19
22
17
27
16
19
N. Y. STOCK
38
Sales in
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
BONDS
October
Value
EXCHANGE—BONDS
1
July 1 1933
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Oct.
Oct.
1
Lowest
31
Lowest
Highest
Highest
'
Oct. 31 1935
Ask
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1U
% Oct.
21
% Oct.
1
79% Oct.
2
82
Oct.
17
31
.01
Oct.
30
99% June
102% Oct.
33% Oct.
32% Oct.
Sale
107
31
1
9
31
5
1
25
97
Sale
Oct.
101% Oct.
31
Oct.
33
Oct.
29% 31% 29
111% Sale 110% Oct.
Sale
67
61% Oct.
52
Oct.
57% Sale
Ask Bid
Bid
S
{Iowa Central Ry—
1951
% Sale
116.000 James Franklin ft Clearf 1st 4s..1959
81JI Sale
♦1st ft r«f 4s.......
88,000
19,000
7,000
136.000
65,000
66,000
164,000
408,000
228,000
74,000
13,000
7,000
16,000
11,000
134,000
100
5s..1938
Kal Alleghan ft G R 1st gu g
81% Sale
Sale
100
101
100
101% 102% Sale
9
{♦K C Ft 8 ft M ref g 4s
1934
♦Ctfs of dep (Bankers Trust).
Kansas City Pow & Lt 1st M 4%s.l961
Sale
Sale
15
1st g 3s........1950
Ref ft Imp 5s
AprlU950
Kan City Term 1st 4s
1940
Kansas Gas ft El 1st mtfe 4HS..1980
♦Karstadt (R) Inc 1st Mtge 4s...1943
♦Ctfs w w stpd (par $645) .....1943
♦Ctfs w w stpd (par $925)
1943
♦With warrants (par $925)....1943
Sale
Sale
Sale
Kan City South
Sale
Sale
IVK
37
.40
1944 M 8
Keith Corp (B F) 1st ser g 4s
......
...
-
...
.......
{♦Kreuger & Toll class
16,000
150,000
129,000
60,000
5,000
43,000
16,000
134,000
2,278,000
19,000
20,000
13,000
25,000
17,000
25,000
33,000
4,000
23,000
32,000
462,000
240.000
112,000
7,000
103% Sale 103
104% 106% 106
94
87
88%
100
101% 95%
100
102%
107%
108%
148%
145% 155
102
102% 103
112
114% 112
117
119% 117%
103% Sale 103%
.1959
-—
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
"40
23
Sale
86% Oct.
Sale
102% Oct.
Oct.
106% 106
91
89
Oct.
Oct.
99% 100
102% Oct.
108% Oct.
109""
149
155
Oct.
Sale
1
3
14
7
3
10 103% Oct.
21 106% Oct.
Oct.
18 89
Oct.
2 100
101% Oct.
112
Oct. 31 114% Oct.
118
117% Oct. 16 117% Oct.
105% 103% Oct. 24 103% Oct.
4
15
16
1
34% Oct.
30
107% Oct.
4
Sale
102
75
74
Oct.
29
Oct.
Oct.
11
72
Oct.
Sale
34
31% Oct. 22
75
Coll tr 6s series A
....
102 » Oct.
Oct.
100
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
105
Oct.
105
102% 103"
Lake E ft W lac gold 6s..
96
5s.................
Sale
99% 100%
Lake Shore ft Mich Sou g 3%g_.
♦Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd 4s....
S18
Sale
Lehigh Coal ft Nat 4%■ ser A-.
Cons sink fund 4 Vie ser C
Lehigh ft N Y 1st gu g 4s
Lehigh Valley Coal 5s
1st ft refunding 5a
1st ft refunding 5s
104
Sale
First ft ref sinking fund 5s...
Secured 6% gold notes......
Sale
Sale
97%
88
Sale
......
...............
Long Island gen g 4s...
1938
Unified gold 4s
1949
20-year deb 5s
Guar ref gold 4s
33,000 Lortllard (P) Co deb Ts..
■f- 4,000
-...1937
171,000
1949
1944
— —
M S
* ~
5s...
1951 43,000
313,000 Louisiana ft Ark 1st 6s series A—1949 1 2
1952 MN
65,000 Lou 1st Gas ft El 1st ft ref 5s
...1945 M 8
27,000 lou ft Jeff Bridge gu g 4s
1937 M N
5.000 Lou 1st ft Naahv gold 5s
Unified gold 4s.
295,000
.........1940 J
J
1st ft ref 5%a serleo A
2003 A O
88,000
1st ft ref 5s series B
2003 A O
108,000
1st ft ref 4%t uerles C
2003
623,000
.
5,000
46,000
21,000
V12,000
.........1941
1952
on 1942
con g 4s..1990
♦Certificates of deposit.........
♦Jd4s......
2013
Apr.
8
24
31
Oct.
June 26
July
3
Aug. 22
Aug. 14
92% Aug.
9
38
[03%
07%
95%
L01%
[02%
[08%
Mar. 6
Aug.
3
Aug. 12
July 19
Oct.
3
Jan. 28
L55
Oct.
11
June 22
[14% Oct. 15
May
6
117% Sept 27 [22
7 .05
June 28
100% Jan.
Jan.
29
26% Jan.
2
110
[03
Mar.
3
1% Oct.
1% Mar.
5
May
7% Jan..;
Aug. 27
July 30
July 11
8
7
2
25
10
29
10
9
17,000 Metropolitan Edison lstftiof 5sG.1953
1st g 4 Vis series D
94,000
...1948
62,000 Met Water, Sewer ft Drain 8%a._1956
5,000 ♦{♦Met West Side Elev (Chic) 4s.l938
♦Mex Internet 1st 4s asstd
...
♦Miag Mill Mach 1st s f g 7s
21954 J D
Michigan Central-Detroit ft Bay
City Air Line 4s
45,000
—.......1940
Jack LAS gold 3%a—
1951
1st gold 3 U*
1952
Ref & Imp 4%a series C
1979
79,000
2,000 Midland of N J 1st ext 5s .......1940
54,000 Midvale St ft Ord conv s f 6s
1934
223,000 Mllw El Ry ft Lt 1st ft ref 5s ser B~ 1941
1st mtge gold 5s..............1971
195,000
♦{♦Mil A Nor 1st ext 4%a (1880).. 1934
..
......1939
i>
Con ext 4%s
1939
{♦Mil 8par ft N W 1st gu 4s
21947
{♦Mllw ft State Line 1st guar 3Usl941
{♦Minn ft St Louis 5s ctfs
1934
♦ist ft refund gold 4s.
1949
•Ref ft ext series 5s A........1942
see page
Oct.
121
-----
100
June
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
10
15
25
14
1
Oct.
18
2
2
5
3
2
Oct.
Oct.
_
Oct.
8
104% Oct.
28
Jan.
Oct.
11
130
Oct.
28
115% Jan.
Apr.
103% Aug.
41
Aug.
105% Oct.
14
52% Oct.
26
100
Oct.
r
Oct.
Oct.
131
Oct.
Oct.
26
Oct.
118% Oct.
77% Oct.
112% Oct.
7
107% Jan.
104
105
105
Oct.
106
Oct.
4
102
106
101
Sale
—
-
75
100
107%
104% 103%
79
78
all0% Sale zlll
82
80
79% Sale
77%
Sale
105
106% 106
105%
91
85 ;
85
84%
91
105% 107
Oct.
Jan.
17
106% Oct.
Oct.
25
23 106% Oct.
23 106% Oct.
25 101% Oct.
1
104%
103%
103%
98%
1
1
Oct.
Oct.
25%
Sale
33.
Mar.
Oct.
102
Oct.
2
111
Oct.
1
74% Jan.
108% Apr.
Oct.
81
Oct.
Oct.
106
Oct.
17
Oct.
85
Oct.
25
1 108
Oct.
23
2 102% Oct.
Oct.
15 22
31
15
Oct.
Oct.
2
20%
21
73% Sale
69% Sale
58% Sale
91
93%
71% 75
61
66
68
65
Oct.
Oct.
3
24
79% Oct.
23
61
Oct.
3
91%
72%
91%
94%
41%
1
Oct.
Oct. S3
1
Oct.
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
55
91
27
5
23
30
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
Apr.
4
Sept. 10
% Mar. 4
July
8
Jan.
108
81% Jan.
93% Jan.
50
47
Mar.
n*
Apr.
Mar.
37% Apr.
90
June
68
Apr.
61
Oct.
102% Oct.
35
May
34
May
32
May
21% May
May
May
78% Sept.
75% Sept.
65
Sept.
Feb.
,
24
Feb. 25
Jan.
9% Jan.
7% Feb.
23
23
4
Feb.
Feb. 20
% Sept. 6
% Aug. 20
* Aug. 20
% Oct. 26
% Sept. 30
July 80
Aug. 12
% June 12
% July 29
1107% Jan. 10
8% Jan.
8% Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
6
% Feb.
77
Mar.
104% Oct.
84% Sept.
11
13
28
% July 27
% July 29
Apr. 10
Jan.
1
78
-
20
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
104% Oct.
"21% "25% "20% "29%
21%
70%
July
106% Jan.
"Oct:
100% Oct.
100
102% Sale
22
20%
25%
25% 20% 29%
20%
25
Mar.
107% Oct.
108
8
8
8
Jan.
% July
100% Oct.
100
Sept.
125% Mar.
112% Jan.
58
7
Jan.
Oct.
129%
117%
73%
111%
1
3
Jan.
% Jan.
129%
118%
74%
111%
3
1
28
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
Oct.
Sale
21%
21%
Oct.
Oct.
106
Sale
Sale
4
101% Oct. 22
Sale
22
0% Mar.
3
May
9% Mar.
2% Sept.
3% Jan.
Oct.
Sale
100%
101%
Oct.,
June
2
104
106%
106%
101%
23
8
25
May
1% June
Oct.
4
106% 106% Oct.
Oct,
105
Sale
Sale
104% Oct.
Sale
104% Oct.
79
Sale
Oct.
5
105
107%
105%
108
Feb. 28
Oct.
Oct*
8
July 30
Jan.
100
IIIII 104""
25
Feb.
1343
1223
Sale 104% Oct:*
49% 41% Oct.
Sale
78
Oct.
Mar.
104
106%
107
Oct.
1% Jan.
2
102
Sale
4
23
31
27
27
17
14
17
27
11
11
11
98
Mar.
70
Mar.
2
95
Aug.
Mar. 13
Feb. 27
80
Oct.
31
94
Oct.
1
9
Sept. 23
Oct.
4
44%
92
Sale
73% Sale
91% Sale
96
96%
48% Sale
105%
107%
Sale
Sale
99
Sale
15
17
92
80
Sale
86
92
29
35
98% Sale
53%
106% 106% 105%
108
99%
16
Oct'.
Sale
106% Oct.
99%
98% Oct.
16
Oct.
17
29% Sale
81
m
29
Oct.
102% Oct.
101% 102% 102% Sale
102% Oct.
96% 96% Sale
95
Oct.
70
Sale
Oct.
69%
73% 70
101% Sale al0l\i I Sale 101% Oct.
99% Sale
100% Sale
98% Oct.
Sale
99% Sale 100
99% Oct.
"75% "79%
56
35
55
4%
1%
1
63%
Sale
70
6
1%
5
71% Jan.
94 V Oct.
80
94
55
Oct.
Oct.
63
Oct.
79% Jan.
41% Oct.
1 107% Oct.
Oct.
102% Jan.
95% Jan.
98% Oct.
55
4 108
96
3 100
Oct.
11
16
Oct.
29
29% Oct.
31
5 103% Oct.
17
June
9% Jan.
2
18
8
99
Sept. 14
98
Mar. 26
2 108% Aug. 12
4 108% Sept. 7
4 101% Jan. 24
15 17% May 18
2
102% 103% 103
90
95
48
2
1977
•"e'.ooo
I lstext4%a
Oct.
Sale
9
103
130
117% 120
77% Sale
111% 112%
103
105%
106% 107
134% 132%
37% June 25
109% Jan. 17
L02% Aug.
9
July 19
July 18
5% June
7% Jan.
9% Mar.
Oct.
"11941
9
&
100
{♦Man G B ft NW 1st gu 3Us
Mfra Trust Co ctfs of partlc In
A 1 Namm & Son 1st
35,000
6s........1943
118,000 Marion Steam Shovel s f g 4s
1947
142,000 Market Street Ry 1st 7s
Apr 1940
198,000 Mead Corp 4s with warrants
1945
214,000 Meridional Electric 1st 7s ser A.. 1957
For footnotes,
Jan.
45
42
100% Oct.
100
688,000
17,000
9,000 Manila El Ry ft Lt 1st 5s
1953
2,000 Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s...1939
1st ext 4s
8,000
1959
20,000
1,000
L05% Sept. 28
4
Sale
Sale
i
31",000
L09
Jan.
12
14,000
774,000 {♦Manhattan Ry (N Y)
66",000
3
2
32
26
23
Mar.
1
105% Oct.
100% Jan.
100%
130%
Sale
Sale
Sale
102
111
1945
♦♦Flat stamped modified..........
♦Certificates of deposit.........
•;
Feb. 21
74% Jan.
7
Jan.
Feb.
105
133%
121% Sale 122
105%
104%
104% Sale
105%
47
44
43%
100
103%
104
105% i04%
103
101%
103 ~" 103% 101%
Mob ft Montg 1st g 4%a
South Ry joint Monon 4s
♦♦Stamped Oct 1931 coupon
-'♦Certificates of deposit
lb",000
4
Mar. 28
June
48% Oct.
104% Sale
{♦♦McCrory Stores deb gold 5%a.l941
Proof of claim filed by owner..
188,000
499,000 McKesson ft Robblns deb S^s...1950
♦{♦Manatt
Sugar 1st s f 7Hi
3,000
.1942
.<■ ♦Certificates of deposit...
4
15
Jan.
5
Sale
Paducah ft Mem Dlv 4s.......1944
St Louis Die 2d gold 3s.......1980
Atl Knox ft CIn div g 4s
1955
♦Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec
4Hs 1944
55",000
Oct.
3
9
3
7% Apr.
it*
133% Sale
1951
114",000
.....
July
July
Jan.
1
Sale
Sale
1944
.
Gold 5s..
[03
22
Oct,.
97% Oct.
87% Oct.
Lehigh & New Eng RR 4s A
7,000
101
3
22
95
96
Leh Vail Ter Ry 1st gu g 5s....
Lex ft Bast 1st gu 5s
20",666
8
29% May 10 41
28
May 14 39%
2 L14
110% Oct.
61% Oct, 16 78%
52
2
Oct.
"68%
Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st 5s...
Leh V (N Y) 1st gu g 4Ha
Leh Val (Pa) gen con g 4s
Gen cons 4Hs..
19,000
Jan.
1% Mar.
83% Feb. 23
Oct.
71
Little Miami gen 4s series A
1942
Loew's Inc deb a f g 4s
1941
112,000 Lombard Blec 7s series A........1952
Long Dock cons gold 4s........1935
?
Mar. 15
74
59% Oct.
95
........
110,000 Liggett ft Myers Tobacco 7s
83,000
#•
12",000
■,■.
67% Feb. 25
....
"7,666
r
2
101% Jan.
104% Jan. 30
2
77
Apr.
4
95
Jan.
99
Apr. 20
2
108% Jan.
145% Jan. 18
94
Jan. 12
2
■
•
1
3
11
11
Sale
.
% June 25
22
29
18
3 102% Oct.
11 108% Oct.
Oct.
11 155
Oct.
16 103
Sale
Coll ft ref 5 %• series C
Col ft ref g 5%a ser D
Gen conaol 5s
112
Sale
34% Sale
Lackaw Steel 1st cons 5s ser A.
Laclede Cas Lt ref ext 5s—
2nd gold
33
91
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
69% Oct.
15 61% Oct.
3 107% Oct.
1 L05
Oct.
5 41
Oct.
5 36
Oct.
14 33
Oct.
24 24% Oct.
9 92
Oct.
2
16
-
,
A
Certs of dep for sec 5s......
194,000
89%
Sale
105%
104
104% Sale
38
40% 38
27
23
32%
32
31
23
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
i'
1990
Kanawha ft Mich 1st gu 4 4s
65,000 Kendall Co 5%« series A.....
10,000 Kentucky Central 1st gu 4s....
4,000 Kentucky ft Ind Term 1st 4%«,
Stamped.. ............
1,000
Plain
1,000
: 5,ooo Kings Co E L ft Pow gold 5s... .1937 A
Purchase money 4s...
1,000
57,000 Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s....
7,000 Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s...
1st ft ref 4H*
33,000
9,000 Kinney (G R) Co con? 7 %•—
,
%
75"" *75%
56
61%
35
42
55
70
5%
1%
1
6%
2%
1%
75% Oct.
3
9
1
4
21
100% Oct.
75%"Octr
35%
Oct.
29
21
"Oct: '29
Apr.
8
Feb.
88*
80
Jan.
103%
Feb.
20
11
8
Sept. 20
100% Oct. 29
101
29
June
56% June
58
Oct.
6
8
77
11
53
June 29
Oct.
"21
1% Oct.
1% Oct.
28
Aug. 14
June 26
29
Aug.
8
4% Oct,
1% Oct.
Oct.
96% Oct. 31
70 r* Oct.; ,1
1
15 101 % Oct.
Oct. 19
3 101
15
3i""oct"ii
1
i03
33
104% Mar. 2
8
90% Jan.
105% Aug. 14
7
Sept. 26
65% Mar. 18
Jan.
24
64% June 29
8% Jan.
3
2% Jan. 15
1% Feb. 13
Nov., 1935]
Sales in
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
BONDS
October
Value
29
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
July 1
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
1933
Oct. 1
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Oct.
31
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Highest
Oct. 311935
Ask Bid
Bid
227,000 M St P & S S M 4« stpd guar
1938 J
31,000
1st cons 5s
1938 1
1st cons 5s ltd as to lot
168,000
1938 I
15,000
1st Ac rof 6s sarins A...........1946 J
90,000
35-yaar i 5%s..
1949 If
1st rof 5Ms scries B...........1978 J
89,000
„
.........
M
St P Ac S 8
1st Chic Tern
Sale
28 X
Sale
Sale
26
32
J
Sale
21
8
24 X Sale
83% Sale
J
I
I
Ac Gent Term
f 4s........ 1941 MN
J
RR So set A.,.1959 J
D
J
80
27
J
40-year 4s series B............1962 I
Pr lien mtge 4Mb ser D .......1978 J
J
♦Cum adjust 5s series A Ian 1969 A O
{♦Missouri Pacific RR Co—
♦1st A refund 5s series A.....1966 P
119,000
4,000
♦Certificates of deposit.........
375,000
731,000
32,000
495,000
♦
General 4s
1975
Ml
Oct.
1
18% Mar. 23
79
80
78% Oct.
22
24% Oct.
83% Oct.
1
1
15% Oct. 31
67% Mar. 28
81
......
25% Oct.
50% Oct.
3
15
33% Oct.
31
Oct.
22
18
May
7
50% Oct. 15
33% Oct. 31
69
Oct.
Oct.
10
15
48
Oct.
23
44
Oct.
14
3
45% Oct.
20% Oct.
24
24
24
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
73
Oct.
Oct.
31%
27%
28%
11%
20
Mar. 29 -30
38 H
34 X
Sale
Sale
35X Sale
13 X Sale
46% Sale
23 X
22 X
22 X
7
63% Sale
42
18 X
Sale
Sale
21%
Sale
Sale
Sale
21%
22 X
♦Certificates of deposit......
♦Convertible gold 5%x
1949 MO
♦1st ref gold 5s series H_ ......1989 A A
♦Certificates of deposit.........
♦1st A ret5s ser I.............1981 MN
22 X
Sale
...
5X Sale
23 X Sale
22 X Sale
23 X Sale
22 X Sale
22 X
Morris A Go 1st
s
23
Oct,
1
Oct.
23
23
23
Sale
21% Oct.
20% Oct.
24% Oct.
22% Oct.
21X
22
46
24
23
24
Oct.
Oct.
20% Oct.
4% Oct.
22% Oct.
5% Oct.
28
21
24
23
24
24
80
85
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
80
85
2
Oct.
23
Oct.
8
: Oct.
1
46
Oct.
7
11
Oct.
Oct.
21
7
46
Oct.
12
Oct.
28
7
Oct.
22
JX 2ct-
30
57
10
15
14
3
89% Feb. 26
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
62
64
36% Jan.
Feb.
7
8
9
7
18
26
19
Mar. 30
'5% Mar. 29
27% Jan.
11% Jan,
19% Apr.
30
18%
19%
18%
3%
19%
19%
19%
18%
27% Jan. 26
29% Feb. 18
27
Feb. 19
8
7% Jan.
30
Feb. 18
26.
Aug. 10
30% Feb. 18
27
Feb. 11
76
81
70
Apr.
Apr.
,
Apr....
Apr.
_
Mar. 30
May 11
Apr.
1
4
Jan.
21
Apr.
83
26
Feb. 18
'
Aug. 1
June 20
Sept. 26
Aug. 27
80% Apr. 20
35% May 16
39% sept. 10
48
Jan,
4
44% May 16
85
88
11
12%
5X
7
82
103
10IX
106 X
96 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
104%
103%
101%
106%
5
7X
83
Sale
104
102
Sale
98% Sale
6% Oct.
79
Oct.
102% Oct.
103
Oct.
106
Oct.
96% Oct.
D..........1955
82
§8*
76
76
81
81%
103^8 104
Sale
A............ 1955 MN
Constr M 4H> ser B..........1955 MN
Murray Body 1st mtge (Hi
1942 J D
97
Sale
86
88
Oct.
7
83
30
16
Oct.
3 104% Oct.
1 104
Oct.
23
§" July
4% Aug.
4 107
2 100
Oct.
Oct.
11
7
15
4
Oct.
26
65
10 101% Oct.
4
82
Oct.
82
Oct.
31
96% Aug.
22
23
77
82
73
23
Jan.25
Jan.'
June
79
Apr.
102% Aug.
100% Apr.
97% Apr.
5
8l%6ct! "26
104
88
93
Sale
85
Sale
Sale
95%
103% Oct.
88% Oct.
3
24
Oct.
21
84% Oct.
10
92
31
91% Oct.
97% Oct.
86% Oct.
1
1
92
3 201
Oct.
9 109
Oct.
8 106% Oct.
2
26
11
.
8
3
15
May • 4
ioi^ Sept. 25
86
Aug. 9
85% Aug. 26
78% July 18
Oct.
104% Oct.
16
23
94
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
88% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
"23
15
Oct. 11
le 29
June
93% Jan.
67
Jan.
Oct.
82
2
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
73% Feb.
Sale
Sale
177
191
162
Oct.
108
108% 108%
108% Oct.
106 X
106% io§% 106% Oct.
Mutual Puel Gas 1st gu 5s.......l947 M N
Mutual Union Tel 5s
lo4f M N
18
29
101% Oct. 30 102% Oct.
65
Oct.
a68X Sale
75;
100 X 101
Oct.
101% Sale 100
83 X
82 X
82 X
81%
79% Oct.
f4Hs..
.....1939
3HS......2O09
ser
JX £ct-
23% Oct.
78%
Morris A Essex 1st gu
Constr M 5s
22% Oct.
Oct.
20% Oct.
21
23
1
"80"
31,000
5% notes................1938
89,000 Mohawk A Mai 1st go e 4s..
1991 M «
123,000 Monongahela Ry 1st M 4s ser A..1960 MN
J
21,000 Mont Cent 1st gu g 6s..........1937 J
1st guar gold 5s..............1937 I
J
29,000
J
120,000 Montana Power 1st A ref 5s A
1943 J
Deb gold 5s aeries A... .......1963 S D
193,000
Montecatinl Mia A Agr Go Inc
Deb g 7s-...........w........1917
90,000
14,000 Mont Train 1st A ref 5s series A..1941
General A refunding 5s A.....1955
11,000
Gen A ref 5s series B
3,000
.......1955
Gen A ref s f 4%s ser G........1955
ser
Oct.
22% Oct.
4%
J
M S
f 5s
24
24
21% Oct.
20% Oct.
6% Oct.
22X
21%
21%
■
.......
s
23 X
21
J
♦Sec
Sale
31%
27%
28%
11%
Sale
22 X
23 X
24
Sale
23%
23 X
J
Small...
Mortgage gold 4s..
,
Sale
6% Sale
Sale
J
194f
J
Small'
J
{♦Mobile A Ohio gen gold 4s
1938 M S
'"5". 600 ♦Montgomery Dlv 1st A 5s.....1947 P A
10,000
♦Refunding A Improv't 4%s ..1977 M S
40,000
398.000
92,000
92,000
595,000
25,000
2,000
27
22
Gen A ref
42% July
1
27% Sept. 27
26
Sept.ll
85% Aug. 2
17
33 X Sale
,
-
2,000 ♦Mo Pec 3d 7s est at 4%...July 1938
5,000 Mobile A Bim prior lien g 5s ...1945
ii'odo
26% Apr. 26
19% Mar. 15
Apr.
4
31
31
Sale
62 X Sale
6
♦Certificates of deposit.........
T,66o
30% Oct.
1
26% Oct. 23
37% Oct,
1
20
Oct.
15% Oct.
24 :
22 X
.
.
28,000
25
25% Oct. 10
31% Oct. 23
Sale Prices
37
June 28
30
July 17
15X Sale
.....1977 MN
♦Certificates of deposit.........
♦ 1st A ref
g 5s ser G
.1978 MN
♦1st A ref 5s series P
309,000
315,000
8.0Q0
643,000
66.000
Sale
27 X
35%
Sale Prices
28
Oct. 25
M
s
Missour-Kansas-Tazas RR—
Prior lien 5s series A— .......1962 I
601,000
499,000
1,042.000
11
J
138,000 {♦Missouri-Illinois
929,000 Mo Kan Ac Tes 1st g 4S.........1W I
1,178,000
Ask
Oct, 23
82
105% May 28
2
95% Jan.
74
101
Oct.
83% July
Mar.
103% Jan.
98
102
Jan.
Jan.
201
110
108
Oct.
8
11
26
June 24
102
Jan.
84%
102%
50%
86%
102%
Feb. 21
Oct.
4 97
Apr. 10 105% Apr. 26
Apr.
4 62% July 24
Jan.
9 102% Aug. 8
Feb. 23
Jan.
2 105
Aug. 24 101% Oct. 28
Sept. 14
Namm (AI) A Son—See Mfrs* Trust Co
13,000 Nashville Chat A St L 1st 4s A..1978
Nash Flo A Sheff 1st gu g 5s....1937
6,000
98,000
20,000
680,000
513,000
F
A
F
A
National Dairy Prod deb 4 ids
Nat Distillers Products deb
.1948 P
Sale
85
104%
60 X Sale
-----
J
atpd...l95l J
National Acme 1st mtge 6s......1943 ID
Nassau Slec guar gold 4s
A
4H<-B4S MN
102
Sale
104
Sale
100% Sale
79% 81
84% Oct.
104% Sale 104% Oct.
56% Oct.
56% Sale
102
102% 101% Oct
104
Sale
103% Oct.
Oct.
101% Sale 100
4
85
23 104
31
61
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9 102
Oct.
1 104
3 101% Oct.
99
National Ky ot Mexico—
♦Prior lien 55-year s f 4%a
♦Jan 1914 coupon on.
2,000
25,000
♦Assent cash
recta No
ware
1957
2% Oct.
4
at
♦Guar 4s Apr 1914 coupon
1977
♦Assent
warr
receipt No 5 00
♦Nat RR Max prior lien g 4%s ..1926
17,000
A
2X
—-
1%
2%
3X
3 X Sale
♦Aisent cash ware rect Nov 4 00
♦First cons gold 4s.......
.195)
♦
1,000
Assenting cash warr rect No 4 on
653,000 Nat Steel 1st coll mtge s f 4s..
1965 J
{NaugetUCk RR 1st g 4s......
1954 M
"3",65o
IX
Newark Gonsol Gas 5s..........1948 J
{New England RR
cons
D
N
D
IX
102 X
60
101X
N I Junction RR gu 1st 4s...... 1986 F A
NI Pow A Light 1st 4HS..
1966 A O
130,000 New Orleans Great Nor 5s ser A.. 1983 J J
6,000 N O A N'eastern ref 4Hs series A. 1952 S i
50
116%
.....
122%
118
Sale
75
Sale
80% Sale
W*
79
Sale
Sale
24
A H R g mtge 3MS.......1997 J
Debenture 4s of 1912..........1942 J
94%
,
Sale
97% Sale
Ref A impt. 4%e series A......2013 A O
Lake Shore coll g 3 Vis
1998 F A
Mich Cent coll g 3 Ms
1998 P A
33,000
1987 AO
59,000 N Y Chic A St Louis 1st g 4s
.
Sale
87
393,000 NYC
185,000
61,000
101,000 N
5,000
42,000 N
21
21
2% Oct.
21
2% Oct. 21
2% Oct.
Oct.
9
2% July 30
5
3
118%
44
122
S&
86
Sale
Sale
86%
102% Sale
O
14
3% Oct.
1
19
a2% Oct.
19
—-
21
Jan.
7
4% Jan.
16
119
Oct.
50
Oct.
4120"
6% Jan. 15
4% Jan.
7
106
Oct
31
Feb. 25 65
Apr. 25
113% Jan.
8 120% Aug. 21
102% June 19
Oct.
3
25
50
Oct.
22 122% Oct.
4 118% Oct.
25
31
106" ""Oct"
14
94
74% Oct.
Oct.
85% Oct.
85% Oct.
82% Oct.
25
48%
16
35
28
55%
28
17
22
24
55%
69%
15%
18%
19%
18%
78
50
22
81
25
70
2 124
Jan,
Oct.
Feb.
Feb.
19
9
83% Oct.
63% Oct.
69% Oct.
31
87% Oct.
69% Oct.
1
1
43%
3
76% Occ.
1
46%
Sale
Sale
Sale
93% Oct.
4
95% Oct. 19
95% Oct.
63% Oct.
86
Oct.
17
97% Oct.
70
Oct.
88% Oct.
86% Oct.
92
88
43
Mar. 12
Mar. 29
Mar. 27
98% Feb. 25
97% Jan. 23
3
78% Mar. 21
89% Jan. 10
88% Jan. 22
7
39
Oct.
1
78
Oct.
9
77% Oct.
78% Oct.
9
22
23
Oct.
17
25
28% Oct.
29% Oct.
27|
Oct.
16
3
32% Oct.
17
31% Oct.
29% Oct.
Oct.
16
34
Sale
108
95
#a
82
29
Sale" 166% OctI ""3 108%
85%
85%
84% Oct.
101% 101% 101% Oct.
Sale
69
63% Oct.
59
A
106% Sale"
1st gtd 5s series B............1953 F
A
106% Sale 106 £
63
71% 67 J
106
54
110
Sale
Oct.
24
24
Oct.
23
"
84
Y Connecting 1st gu 4Mb A... 1953 F
1
1
40
84% Sale
81%
63% Sale
58
58%
51%
June 28
83% Sale
67% Sale
72% Sale
ir
63% Sale
51
2
102%
98%
73%
38
85
61% Sale r
110% Sale
107% Sale
31
14
2% Oct.
July 16
4 123% July 11
Jan.
Feb. 14 100
Sept. 6
3 106
Jan.
July 25
Mar. 28 77
Sept. 25
25
53
Feb.
2
Sept.
2
85% Oct. 28
Jan.
2
Jan.
85% Oct. 28
July 25 87
Apr, 29
Apr. 24 27
Sept. 16
May 10 34
Aug. 27
Aug. 27
May 10 33
1
Apr.
31% Aug. 1
May 13 34
Aug. 27
2
Jan.
107% July
1
Mar. 15 112% Jan.
3
1
Apr.
87% Jan. 28
Sept.ll
Mar. 27 73
Mar. 27 79% Sept.ll
70
Y Dock 1st gold 4s....
1951 F A
Serial 5s g notes......—.. ...1938 A O
122,000
128,000 N Y Edison 1st A ref 4 Ms ser A..1941 A O
1st lien A ref 5s B............1944 A O
72,000
1st lien A ref 5s series C..
1951 A O
96,000
Oct.
June 28
60
122% 120% Oct.
118% Sale 116% Oct.
99%
105
104% Oct* "3
3
71
Oct.
72%
♦3-year 6% gold notes......... 1935 A O
♦Deposit receipts for 6s.... 1935
4 106
61
Refunding 5%s series A......1974
Refunding 4Ms series C
1978 M S
Sale
2
2% Oct.
28%
"32"
30% Sale
32%
30% Sale
Sale
28
29% 28
30% Sale
28% 32
105
107%
69% Sale
76% Sale
1,243,000
2% Oct.
2% o2% Oct.
Oct.
Sale 104
56
Con sol 4t series A............1998 FA
Ref A Impt 4 His series A
241? A O
Ref A lmpt 5s series C......—2913 A O
A
3%
48
Sale
313
2%
54
New York Central cony sec 6s...1944 M N
186,000
1,219,000
87,000
3
67% .48
Sale
73
39
266,000 {New Orleans P S 1st A rof 5s A.. 1952 A O
1st A ref 5s series B
...1955 J D
272,000
118,000 New Orleans Term 1st 4s guar...1953
15,000 {♦N O Tax A Max non cum Inc 8sl93B
♦First 5s series B.............1954
113,000
♦1st mtga gold 5* series G..._.195t>
27,000
♦1st 4Hs series D
54,000
.195ft
♦First 5J6s series A...........1954
213,000
Not A Gin B pen gu g IHs .....1945
•"
2
50
99%
104% Sale
6i", 655
914,000
1,274,000
1.809,000
2%
2%
2%
2
104% Sale 106
50
46
5s guar. 1945
Cons guar 4s.
.....1948
3,000
46,000 New England T A T 35-yr 5s A
1952 J D
1st g 4 Vie series B
170,000
...1961 MN
797",666
2%
O
55
57
52
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct!
1
3
25
10
24
15
10
102% Oct.
70% Oct.
1
X
1
2
4
23
1
4
28
4
22
Sale
106% Oct.
107% 106% Oct.
24
Sale
Sale
24
14
1
3
Sale
Sale
67
Oct.
50
110
Oct.
Oct.
107% Sale
106%
106% Oct.
107% 107% 106% Oct.
120
121% 122% 120
1
3
54% Oct.
29 Ill
Oct.
7 107% Oct.
9 108
Oct.
115% Jan.
112%
88%
20
79
Mar. 21
73% Sept. 11
100% Apr. 12 102% Mar.
57
Mar. 15
47
Mar. 30
43% Mar. 29
4
52
Oct.
106% Aug. 24
77
Jan.
66
Jan.
71% Jan.
7
7
7
60% Oct. 22
108% June 14
106% Sept. 3 108% Feb. 21
59% Jan. ,5 74% July |16
1
58
30
42% Apr.
July 10
Oct. 29 114% Feb. 16
2 110
1 105% May 31 109% Jan. 10
29 106
July 25 110% Mar. 1
N Y A Erie—See Erie RR.
J
D
Purchase money coll tr g 4s... 1949 F
A
95
4,000 N Y A Greenw L prior lien gu 5s. 1946 MN
....2000 M N
3,000 NY A Harlem g3Hs.
177,000 N Y Lack A Western 4« ser A....1973 M N
Guar 4Mb series B
..1973 N N
10,000
10,000 N Y L B A W Coal A RR 5MS....1942 M N
61
61,000 N Y Gas El Lt Ht A Pow 5a......l948
65,000
mx
Sale
110% 111
93
95%
....
„
4,000
Dock A Impt 1st 5s...........1943 J
J
N Y A Long Branch gan 4a.....1941 M 8
89"
75
87
95%
*98%
106
Sale"
-i-_
Y
Sale
94%
103
97% Sale
104
98%
95%
99
105% 106% 104%
102%
102%
For footnotes, see page 33.
.....
102
.
88
112
Sale
99
-----
Oct.
110;
Oct.
93
Oct.
102%
97%
102%
96%
104%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1 122: A Oct.
2 112: 4 Oct .
2
29
116% Jan.
16
107% Jan .
95% Oct.
16
82% May
29 103
Oct.
25
98% Oct.
29
98
23 106
Oct.
23
98% Oct.
16 105% Oct.
1
Jan.
97% Oct.
17 102% Oct.
94
10
Apr.
3 104% Oct.
101% Jan.
.
2 124% July 27
2 115
July
9
97
Sept.ll
29
103
Oct.
102 h
108 H
99
May
6
Feb.
19
May
4
107
June
7
104% June 29
30
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Value
Low from
BONDS
October
EXCHANGE-BONDS
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
1
July 1 1933
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
to
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
Oct.
Lowest
31
Lowest
Highest
Highest
1935
Bid
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
{N Y New Haven Be Hartford—
•
7,000
48,000
170,000
239,000
409,000
255,000
1,058,000
585,000
475,000
1,253,000
194,000
277,000
119,000
4a.......1947
1947
3H«.....1954
Non-con? debenture 4a... ..—1955
Non-con? debenture 4a.. .....1956
Convertible debenture
—1954
Convertible debenture 6a
1948
Collateral truat 4a
1940
Debenture 4a
1957
lat & ret 4%a aer of 1937......1967
Non-con? debenture
Non-con? debenture IKi
Sale
6% Sale
Non-con? debenture
Sale
7
Sale
Sale
5
Sale
7
26%
Sale
15",556
31
1
Sale
1943
4a ..1993
Jan 1965
19
J
1943
1939
1946
5a
NY Tel lat Ac gen j f4%«
99,000 North Am Edison deb 5a
Deb 5 %s aer
1957
aer A
Aug 15 1963
B
No? 15 1969
Deb 5a aeries C
North Gent gen Ac ret Sa aer A—.1974
Gen At ref 4%a series A.......1974
1,000 {♦ Northern Ohio lat
guar g 5a
1945
106
6% 107
60
2
2
116
110 V.
46
:
110
110
Sale
54%
'45
3
Sale
9
100
Sale
15
11
28% Oct. 2
37
Jan.
Jan.
40
Jan.
23
29% Oct.
Oct.
23
29% Oct.
20% Oct.
11
25
23
23
27% Oct.
36% Oct.
47% Oct.
20% Oct.
Oct.
12% Oct.
23% Oct.
30
Oct.
24
32
90
40% Oct.
23
47% Oct.
34
Oct.
23
39
81% "Oct"
17
16
Oct.
3
17
Oct.
80
23
4
guar g 4a..1948
Ohio Connecting Ry lat 4a...
1943
Ohio Pub Service 1st Ac ref
29,000
lat Ac ref 7s aerlea B
1,000 Ohio River RR 1st g 5a
7HI..1946
1947
1936
...
General gold 5s
...1937
1944
{♦Old Ben Goal 1st g 6a
35,000
7,000
60,000
4,000
29,000
459,000
42,000
285,000
Ontario Power N F lat 5a........1943
48,000
377,000
56,000
13,000
86,000
50,000
11,000
22,000
55,000
Pacific Coast Go 1st g 5s
Pacific G Ac E gen At ref 5s ser A.
Pacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4a
Ontario Transmission 1st 5a
1945
Oregon RR At Na? con g 4a.....1946
Oregon Short Line lat con g 5s..1946
1st guar cons 5a stamped...... 1946
Jan.
49
1
5
1
1
107% Mar.
8
107% Apr. 12
7
53
Oct.
8
46
Apr.
63
Jan.
43
41
Oct.
Oct.
8
41
Aug.
52
110% Oct.
77% Oct.
83% Oct.
44% Oct.
6% Sale
152
Oct.
Sale
4% Sale
8%
13
10
Oct.
Sale
7% Sale
Sale
5
Sale
6%
1% Sale
100% Sale
102% Sale
100% Sale
37% Mar.
97% Mar.
2 111% Oct.
80
Oct.
9% Oct.
47%
113%
106%
100%
98
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
101% Oct.
98
11
3
24
3
8
16
Oct.
Oct.
7
17
Oct.
31
Oct.
84% Oct. 18
47% Oct. 10
160% O^t. 23
14% Oct. 31
12% Oct. 22
50
Oct.
11 115
Oct.
7 107% Oct.
31
109
56
76
21
1
1
2
63
42
135
10
9
5 100% Oct.
1 103
Oct.
21
74% Jan.
78% Jan.
100% Oct.
31
Jan.
Oct.
16
65
65
42
49
30
50
Oct.
23
43
Oct.
Jan.
24
1
9
2
8
Jan.
32
Mar. 11
31
98% Oct.
85% Sept. 17
52% Mar. 7
Feb. 15
171
19% Jan.
8
18% Jan. 22
50% Aug. 30
June 13
117
10
6
14
108% Aug.
2 103% Aug.
7 102% Aug.
July
7 103
3 100% Aug.
June
Apr. 16 120
Jan.
23
45
19
Mar. 22
10
31
19
19
Aug. 20
5 112
June
43
8
9
10
108
Oct.
3 101% Oct.
Jan.
51% Jan.
100
Jan.
Apr.
July
9% Oct.
35% Jan.
110% Jan.
106
Jan.
81% Jan.
9
111% Aug.
86
July
85
July
Jan.,
Feb.
Aug.
12% Oct.
104% Jan.
62% Jan.
112%
121% 116
111*^ 110% 111%
111%
49%
Jan.
3
50
Sale
Sale
108% Sale
102% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
90
Sale
109% Oct.
103% Oct.
72% Oct.
1
81
Oct.
83% Oct.
29
98
Sale
95% Oct.
98% Oct.
25
90
Sale
88% Oct.
90
Oct.
31
90
108
Sale
88
90
Oct.
31
108% Oct.
106% Oct.
107% Oct.
4
Oct.
108% Oct.
106% 106% 105% Oct.
106% Oct.
107% Sale
102%
97% Oct:'
100% Sale
Sale
Sale
30
m
107%
112*
112%
111%
3
46% Aug.
Mar. 22
45
Sale
Oct.
3
17
Oct.
17 100% Oct.
Oct:
20"" "Oct:
Oct.
111% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
110% Oct.
113% June 26
117% Feb. 20
107% Oct.
109
117
118% Sept. 7
3
119% May
106
July
8
101
Sept.27
100% Sept. 19
116% Oct.
91
105
105% Sale
105X4 Sale
110% 111% 109% 110% 109%
105
104
105% 106
40 v "42""
40% Sale
40%
41% 40
41% 40
40%
30-year 5a series A
Ha.
♦{♦Pan-Am Petr (Cal) lat g 6a..
♦Certificates of deposit......
1955 F A
62%
63%
58
Sale
93
Sale
58
118% Oct.
103% Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
45
104% Oct.
109
36
97
Oct.
Oct.
91
Oct.
Oct.
105
Oct.
Sept.
109% June
Oct.
105
Oct.
2
Oct.
29 97
3 146% Oct.
8 35% Oct.
14 34% Oct.
1
62
58
;
Sept.19
Mar.
Oct.
1
June 20
Jan.
101% July
100
July
107% Jan.
113% Mar.
105% Jan.
12
30
18
17
18
24
46
Aug. 16
Aug. 16
Sept. 24
46
33% Apr.
33% Apr.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct, 31
9
16
21
Sale
38
37% Oct.
42% 42
105% Sale
105% Sale 104% Oct.
Oct.
98
97% 97
98% 97
93%
J an.
104% Feb.
104
Oct.
101
Pacific Tel At Tel 1st 5a
50% Jan. 10
107% Aug. 9
113
July
9
112% July 17
Oct.
100% Oct.
Paramount Broadway Corp—
♦1st mtge s f g 3s loan ctfs
108% Feb. 19
101% May 15
100% Oct. 31
8
100
Paducah At llllnola lat a f 4
11
Ill
118
91
9
Sept. 5
Aug. 19
Sale
118% 117% 118% 117% Oct.
Sale
102% Oct.
103% Sale
100% Oct.
100% 101
Sale
99% Oct.
100% Sale
98%
.
Jan.
108
Oct.
100% 101
93
Jan.
5 113
17 112
101% 102% 100%
102%
"22"" 19%
20
19% Sale
114
110
110%
111% 115
109
110% 109% Sale 109
Sale
107
107
107% 108
118
11
9
Oct.
101
114
1
8
102% Jan.
11
102%
114
20
Feb.
76% July
89% July
RR*
96
30% Oct.
22% Oct.
103
♦2d extended gold 5a........
107
112
1963
g 6s aeries A. ......1941
45
May 27
110% Aug. 15
Aug.
Sale
1961
sec
38% July
104% Jan.
101
165% "o"c't: "31
Oslo Gas Ac Eiec extl a f g
5a
1
24
Sale
|1
Sale
108% Oct.
101% Oct.
69% Oct.
Ore-Wash RR&Na? IstAcref 4a
Otis Steel
Jan.
8*. Jan.
■7
Sale
Sale
Jan.
94% Oct.
107% Oct.
110
Oct.
105% Oct.
105% Oct.
Oct. 15
80%
9%
80% 79
12% Oct. 29 22
3% Sale
7 % Sale
107% Oct. 31 108
5
98%
88% Oct.
8% Sale
85
47%
Jan.
Jan.
93% Oct.
Sale
79%
Jan.
63
Sept. 17
87% Jan. 10
19% Oct. 31
18
Aug. 23
96
Aug. 29
97
Aug. 24
110% Aug. 12
111% Mar. 11
0
45
Jan.
P
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
8
7
4
7
7
7
10
4
7
25
2
22
101%
Sale
14
Jan.
Oct.
1
85
39
21% Oct.
22% Oct.
Sale
99% Sale
102% Sale
99
22
2
25% Oct.
28% Oct.
as to
37,000 Ogden At Lake Gh lat
72,000
6%
Sale
29,000 Nor Ohio Trac Ac Lt 6s aer A.....1947IM 8
517,000 Northern Pacific prior lien 4a
1997 Q J
394,000
Gen Uen ry At Id gt 3a....Jan 3647 Q
399,000
Ref At Impt 4%s Series A.....3947
905,000
Ref At Impt 6a Series B
3647
37,000
Ref At Impt 5a Series G
.....3947
99,000
Ref At Impt 5s Series D
..3947
6,000 Northern Ry of Calif guar 5a
I'M
156,000 North States Power 5a A.....
1941
48,000
lat At ref 6a series B
1941
N'weatern Teles 4H* extended ..1944
73",666 Norwegian Hydro-EI Nit 5Ha..._1957 M N
"9",666
0
Sale
Sale
sale of April 1 and
♦Oct 1 1933 and Apr 1 1934 coups
25",666
Sale
10%
♦Ei Apr *33, Oct *33, Apr *34 coups
Stamped
108%
Sale
1950
Nordeutache Lloyd (Bremen)—
8,000
♦20-year a f 6a............
1947
New 4 6%
15,000
1947
160,000 Nord Ryaeztla f 4%«
1950
226,000 ♦{♦Norfolk South lat Be rei 5a A. 1961
19,000
♦Certificates of deposit......
13,000 ♦{♦Norfolk At South 1st g 5s....1941
195,000 Norfolk Ac West Ry lat con g 4a .1996
44,000
Pocahontas G Ac C Joint 4a....1941
377,000 North American Co deb 5s..
.1961
99%
Sale
5
9
108
Sale
329,000 Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5%«
20
2
45
44 %
24
'
8
95 H
Sale
Oct.
35% Oct.
36
2%
83
9% Sale
Sale
1$]
Sale
Sale
5
9
'"83"'
10,000 N Y Trap Rock lat a f g 6a
6s stamped.................-.1946
31,000
634,000 N Y Weatchea Ac Boa lat 4 Ha
1946
48,000 Nlag Lock Ac Ont Pow lat 5a A...1955
174,000
188,000
3% Sale
5% Sale
5% Sale
1% Sale
Sale
Terminal lat gold
176",556
Sale
4a...June 1993
General 4a.........
......1955
10,000 N Y Suaq At Weat lat r»f g 3a
1937
3,000
Second gold 4Ha.....1937
24,000
General gold 5a..............1949
<
9
Sale
N Y Ont «t Weat lat g
227,000 ♦tN Y Rya Corp Inc 6a
♦Income 6s assented........ 1965
50,000
29,000
Prior lien 6a aertea A........*.1965 J
Prior lien 6s assented....... 1965
49,000
33,000 MY Ac Rich Gaa lat 6a A
1951
30,000 New York Steam lat 6a ear A....1947
47,000
lat mortgage 5a.____..........1951
lat mortgage 5a...............1956
38,000
•
Sale
25
20
26%
7
Sale
N Y Ac Putnam lat con guar
4%
Sale
1954
Harlem R Ac Pt Chea lat 4a
tN Y Pro? Ac Boa ton gen 4a
'
40
Oct.
;
63
91% Oct.
130% July
17% Jan.
:
97% Sept. 24
Paramount Pictures Inc—
s f debenture 6s
1.418,000
85,000 Paris-Orleans RRExt s f 5Ha..
9,000 {♦Park Lexington 6Ha ctfs.....
67,000 Parmelee Trans conv deb 6s_._.
....
96% Sale
136
35
34
Pateraon At Passaic G At B 5s
♦Paulista
Ry 1st At ref 7s
ser
A..
Pennsylvania Co—
Guar 3Hs tr ctfs series A.....1937
1,000
Guar 3%s coll tr ctfs aer B
1941
Guar g 3Ha tr ctfs 981188 G
1943
Guar g 3Hs tr ctfs Series D...1944
10,000
10,000
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s Ser E..1953
Secured gold 4M>
102,000
1963
594,000
28-year 4s
.1963
57,000 Penn Dixie Cement 1st 6s A
1941
102%
102%
99%
101%
102%
105%
Sale
Sale
Sale
91% Oct.
135% Oct.
33% Oct.
142% 149
35%
38
34% Sale z31
117%
76%
79% 50
% Sale
103%
102;
Sale'
102
103
Sale"
89% Sale
Oct.
102% Oct.
31 102% Oct.
28
24
31
31
23
116
Mar.:
Feb.
87
July
102
Jan.
100
Jan.
98% Jan.
101% Oct.
103% 103% 103% Oct.
104% 105% 104% Oct.
100
Oct.
100% Sale
87% 88% 87% Oct.
101%
103%
105%
100%
89%
1
Oct.
Oct. 28
1
Oct.
let. 31
1
Oct.
105
Oct.
98
Feb.
99% Jan.
104% Jan.
100
Oct.
71% Mar.
Feb.
23
35% Oct.
34% Oct.
118% July
24
31
25
163
94
Mar.
6
102% Mar. 26
103
Sept.
4
102% July 18
103
May 23
103% Oct.
28
107% Apr. 26
100% Oct. 31
93% Aug.' 9
Penn Ohio At Detroit RR—
lat At ref gold 4%a series A
92,000
1977 A O
126,000
4%s aeries B.................1981
760,000 Penn Pow Ac Lt 1st M 4H«—
1981
17,000 Penn RR consol gold 4s........1943
Consol gold 4s...............1948
48,000
39,000
Stamped dollar bonds...... 1948
Conaol 4%a Issue of 1915......I960
89,000
General 4 Hs Series A
523,000
....1965
General 5s Series B
238,000
...1968
167,000
15-year secured 6He.....
-.1936
Secured gold 5s
181,000
...........1964
Debenture gold 4H»————1970
710,000
General 4Hs series D
1981
474,000
Gen mtge 4%a aerlea E........1984
450,000
36,000 Peoples Gas Ac Coke 1st *a
.1943
65,000
Refunding gold 5a
1947
For footnotes, see page
33.
104
104% 106% 104%
106%
106
105% Sale
1406%
109
111
.«
109
109% Sale 111%
109
110% 109%
116
117
117%
Sale
107
107% Sale
Sale
113
113% Sale
101% 102
101% Sale
Sale
107
106% Sale
96% Sale
96% Sale
103% Sale
104% Sale
Sale
104
103% Sale
112
116
114% Sale
107% Sale 107% Sale
'
l
f:
Oct.
10
103
Apr.
104% Mar.
98% Jan.
107
Feb.
105% Oct.
104% Oct.
106% Oct.
9
106% Oct.
30
108
109
109% Oct. 30
8 108
111% Oct.
109
Ill
Oct.
8
115]
106]
lllh
101L
106% Oct.
118
Oct.
25
29
114% Jan.
104% Mar.
29
109
95
102%
102%
114%
106%
~
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
107% Oct.
113% Oct.
101% Oct.
108
Jan.*
Jan.
Mar.
106% July 15
9
106% Oct.
9
106% July
111
July 18
114% June 15
113% May
2
119% Mar. 2
109% July
6
5
115% July
4
101% Oct.
106
Jan.
10
Oct.
1
105
Jan.
108
June
96% Oct.
104% Oct.
104% Oct.
1
90]
1001
99 h
110]
98^
28
31
f6
107
25
28
Oct.
14
107% Oct.
26
115
97% July
107
July
106% July
118
Aug.
107% July
P9
14
9
'
Nov., 1935]
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
October
BONDS
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Oct.
to
A
O
50
A
O
4
F
A
J
J
...1956 J
J
20,000
13,000
1,000
-
Phlla Bait
Convertible deb 6a
D
J
-1949 M
J
8
46
9834
9534
K
O
Plllabury Plour Mills 20-yr 6a
Pirelli Go (Italy) con? 7a......
1943
Con
Con
Con
100
8934
4834
3034
2034
^
8434
I
10234
1952 MN
"A? -75
A......1940 A O
4H* aerlea B guar g
1942 A O
434* aerlea G guar g
1942 MN
4a aerlea D guar g........1945 MN
3H* aerlea E guar g
1949 F A
4a aerlea F guar g........1953 J D
4a aerlea G guar g
1957 MN
4a aerlea H guar g
I960 F A
434* aerlea I g
1963 F A
434a aerlea J guar........1964 M N
100
99
109
10034
;1 9734
8934
9634
•
'
U
98
2g34
99
15,000
Con
4,000
Con
18,000
Gen guar 5a aerlea A
1970 J D
46,000
General g 5a aer B.
........1975 A O
49,000
General 4 Ha aerlea G
....1977 J J
3,000 Pitta Shen At L B lat g 5a
1940 A O
J
1,000
Flrat conaol gold 5a
___1943 J
9634
8634
8534
y
75
97
Oct.
108
Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
111
9534 Sale
9334
8434 Sale
8234
84
8534
8634
110
11034 111
Oct.
Oct,
Oct.
Oct.
123
116
112
Oct.
117
Sale
115
72
.....
65
♦,.
109
y* ..
JAN.
1
105
11234 115
6134
76
......1953 F
A
66
74
109
86
15 108
102
3
9734 Oct.
24
8
86
Oct.
21
75
69
3
88
Oct.
22
68
3 111
Oct.
4
108
88
Mar. 14
Jan. 24 112
11634 Oct.
18
113
Jan.
14 11934
10834 Jan.
4 11334
3 11234
10134
15
25 112
Oct.
25
Oct.
3 108
Oct.
9
Oct.
3
57
Oct.
1
Oct.
28
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
55
41
3734 Oct.
3
2234 Oct. 17 2434
10134 Oct. 26 10134
107
Oct.
3 10834
Oct.
Oct.
Sale Prices
7334
934
Jan.
3 10834
Mar. 11
9734
15
16
106
Sale Prices
603a June
6
At
Apr. 15
Oct.
25
106
109
23
Oct.
Oct.
9
Oct.
28
4
19
Oct.
30
7 11134 Oct.
10 11034 Oct.
3 11034 Oct.
29
21
21
30
75
10434Oct" "22 i0434_Oct"3l
108
.
Mar. 12
107
Jan.
7934 Mar. 15
105
Sept. 3
10434 Jan. .2
5234 Mar. 25
3034 Mar. 25
2234 Feb. 15
10134 Oct. 26
10534 July 25
75
Oct. 30
86
110
Jan.
9
Jan.
8
Aug. 23
Oct. 24
Oct.
21
Oct.
22
July 23
June
1
Aug. 16
Aug. 2
Aug. 12
Jan.
8
10834 Apr, 27
75
Jan.
10
5334 Jan.
9
2734 June 11
Apr.
1
10934 Apr.
6
10434 Feb. 21
104
10834 Jan. 16 11234
10834 Feb.
8 112
109
Jan. 10 11134
10734 Apr. 29 110
10434 Oct. 22 10434
Aug. 13
May 10
Aug. 16
Aug. 12
Oct. 31
10534
Oct"*~3 109 34 "Oct"" *3
Jan:"l2 10934 May'iS
10934
107
115
115
Oct.
Oct.
112
Oct.
9 11334 Oct.
11134 Oct.
10534 Oct.
11334
11334
11134
11134
June 27
Mar. 22 110
Jan. 10 11834 Sept. 3
June 24
Feb. 21 117
Jan.
4 11634 Feb. 20
Jan.
4 11634 Feb. 23
Mar. 18 108
July 15
Oct.
4 11334 Oct.
8 10634 Oct.
Oct18 113
1
2
30
22
1
18
11334 Oct.
1 11334 Oct.
.....
108
.....
115
Sale
115
11634
11234 114
11334 Sale
10534 106
11234
-----
11234
113
6334
6334
6634
70
65
-
31 11634 Oct.29 11534 Oct.
Sale
63
Oct" 30
63
Oct.
28
65
Oct.
1
5 107
Oct.
5
8 114
Oct.
8
114
Oct.
Oct.
28
75
Oct.
75
May 21
"6034~O~c"t"~i5
6034 Oct.
6234 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
104
Mar. 8
11034 Apr.
9
10734 Feb. 15
53
Mar. 14
6
5134 Apr.
47
Apr.
4
107Oct.
5
1
.....
107
10734
11434 11534 114
7534
79
75
79
77
•
534 Oct.
9 11034 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
97
Highest
108
66
9234
A
Sale Prices
71
Oct.
5
108
66
Sale
97
1953 F
3
3 101
1 108
110
10934 Oct.
10934 Oct,
105
-----
11134 Oct.
75
85
10534
6434
40
lat mtge 6a aerlea B
5
108
-
5134
Arthur Canal Ac Dock 6a
69
Sale
11234
10434 Sale
47
10.000 Port
SINCE
Lowest
Highest
&
Sale Prices
Oct. 23
Sale
5
10834
10434
10934
10934
10934
11634 Sale
11534 11634
11234 11334
11234 Sale
10634 Sale
11334
11334 Sale
40,000
lat mtge 4He aerlea G...
1960 A O
1,000 Pitta Y Ac Aah lat gen 4a aer A..1948 J D
C
6.000
lat gen 5a aerlea B
...1962 F A
*2*666
Ask
69
10934 11034
10934 11034
-
94
53
-
Lowest
-----
85
■-'.V
Pitta Va 8c Char lat guar 4a
1943 MN
♦Pitta Ac Weat Va lat 4Ha aer A .1958 J D
22,000
lat mtge 434* aerlea B.........1959 A O
r
31
i
11134 113
10934 10934 10934 10934
9934 Sale
10034 Sale
106
Sale
10734 Sale
10634 Sale
10734 Sale
56
Sale
5634 Sale
3834 Sale
3834 Sale
23
2334 2334 Sale
10134 Sale
10134 Sale
Sale
10734 Sale 107
10034
6134
P C C & St L g 434s aerlea
Con
115
87
'
J
D
Con
v
J
1973 J
1.1971
Philippine Ry lat 36-yr a f 4a... 1937
PhllUpa Petroleum deb 534a.....l939 J
Con
"e'ooo
4834
A
7134
10734
9434
8434
8734
11034
51
-
J
Gen g 434* aerlea G...........1977 J
General 434a aerlea D.........1981 J D
Phlla Company secured gold 5a_1967 J D
Phlla Elec Go lat 4 He
1967 MN
lat Ac ref g 4a
Phlla Ac Read G Ac I ref 5a..
Oct.
Ask Bid
7034
8334
C
General 5a Serlea B...........1974 F
Con
"2,5oo
:
1980 M S
8c Waah lat g 4a___._1943 M.N
lat g 434 a aerlea
1
Oct. 31 1935
Bid
lat 4a Serlea B
RANGE
July 1 1933
%
62,000 Peoria 8c Eaat lac cona 4a_.__>--1940
^
20,000
♦Income 4a (flat)
1990
2,000 Peoria 8c Pekln Un lat 5H» 4...1*74
309,000 Pere Marquette lat 5a aerlea A—.1956
31
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
Inter st Period
f.
146,000
319,000
60,000
11,000
57,000
v
48,000
759,000
47,000
214,000
195,000
519,000
91,000
218,000
49,000
v
2.000
EXCHANGE-BONDS
15
28
24
77
-
110
-
114
June 20
11334 June 13
10734 Feb. 15
68
Jan.
8
67
Sept.20
68
Jan.
10
10934 Apr. 26
8 11634 June 20
24
8534 Jan.
82
9
June 24
^
881,000 Portland General Electric 4 H*—1960
1st 5s 1935 extended to 1950
4,000
169,000
1,510,000
39,000
2mo
116*000
J
J
liable coll 5s... 1953 J
J
conv
3734
10634
M S
J
6a..1942 J
Porto Rlcan Am Tobac
Pub Serv EI Ac G 1st & ref 4s
Sg
IS*
V
{♦Poctsl Teleg At
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{Providence Securities deb 4s gu 1957 MN
{Providence Terminal lat 4a
.1956 M 8
8134
8834
9534
1971 A O
1950 J J
1,960,000 Pure OU Co a f 434a w w
J
183,000 Purity Bakerlea Corp a f g 5av-V .1948 f
{♦ Radio Keith Orph pt pd ctfa
for deb 6a Ac com stk (65% pd)—7,000
87,000
♦♦Debenture gold 6a..........1941 j*D
137,000 Read Go Jersey Gen coll g 4a
1951 A O
36*666
y
31.000 ♦Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv
6a
63
J
J
A
O
10234
J
2634
J
25
14,000 ♦Rhine-West Elec Power 7a_. .._1950 MN
♦Direct mortgage gold 6s...... 1952 MN
f 14,000
♦Cons mtge 6a
............1953 F A
♦ Cons
18,000
mtge 6a with warrants.. 1955 4 O
237,000 ♦{♦Richfield Oil of Calif 6a...1944 M N
239.000
MN
♦Certificates of deposit...
*2*666
Richmond Ac Mecklenburg lat4a_1948 M N
Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 5a. .1952 J
J
■yy
A
99
45
70
1$ 1,000
{♦Rio Grande Southern 1st
4a__1940 J
J
♦Guar (Jan 1922 coupon)
1940 J
J
\C 9*4",000
♦Rio Grande Western lat g 4s
1939 J
J
93,000
♦
3,000
14,000
61,000
35,000
-•...V 7,000
18,000
37,000
1st
con
..
.
Gen mtge 5a aerlea E__
.....1962 M
8
M
8
♦{♦Rockla Ark At Louis lat4Hs --19341
Royal Dutch deb 4s with warr...1945
A
O
6a..
1948 A
Rutland-Canadian 1st guar g 4a. 1949 J
Rutland R R 1st cona g 4H*
1941 J
O
♦Ruhr Chemical
5234
55
88
95
1
9034
3234
2434
J
30
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Oct.
4 10034 Oct.
31
14
134
Oct.
4 161
Oct.
26
8834 Oct.
14
6934 Oct.
93
Oct.
8
2
97
Oct.
1
10534 Sale
105
Oct.
4 106
Oct.
29
7 10534 Oct.
2 10434 Oct.
3 10434 Oct.
29
14
10534 Sale
10434 Oct.
10334 Oct.
10434 Sale
104
10434 10434 Oct.
-
3
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3234
40
3234 Sale
3234 33
3234 3334
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40
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10634
5234
55
90
4
.
108
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Oct.
31 105
3 11034 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7 10834 Oct.
30 3534 Oct.
4 3234 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
5
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1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
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7
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31
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28
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24
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8
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90
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15
1
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17
1
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2 10234 Oct.
98
Sale
95
32
32
31
33
Sale
8334
105
Sale
70
10334 Sale
8834
8934
;
6434
70
Oct.
Jan.
July
Jan.
20
May
4 35
8834 May 17 9134 Mar.
July 30 10834 Apr.
9534 Sept. 21 102 34 Oct.
8234 Feb. 11 10034 Oct.
4534 Feb. 27
2634 Mar. 11
93
Oct.
2
10434 Aug. 19
10434 Aug. 29
99
26
22
12
10
30
22
31
14
Oct.
26
8834 Oct.
10034 Jan.
14
30
108 H Jan.
8
161
10834 Jan. 11
2 10434 Aug. 21
Jan.
9934 Mar. 18 10434 Sept. 30
107
Sept. 9
6
9434 Apr. 10 10534 Aug.
10234 Oct.
3 11034 Oct. 31
10734 Jan.
3 10834 Apr. 17
43
Feb. 18
32 -.
July 31
2634 June
3 3934 Feb. 20
3234
3134
3134
3134
33
Sale
Sale
01
Oct.
22 2834
29 10834
15 11134
3 10834
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
22
Oct.
30 118
2 3234 Oct.
Oct.
31 30
Oct.
16
107
2534 Oct.
10634 Oct.
11134 Oct.
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107
Sale
1034
Sale zll234
32
3234
3434
2434 Sale
2434
30
2334
26
105
Oct.
10334 10334 10334 Oct.
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105
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Oct.
1134 Oct.
',
61
2434
10634
9
10634
734
10534
3234
2434
9
15
8
44
Feb.
108
Feb.
4
43
1
2
8234
May 16 4734
Oct. 29 10934
Mar. 5 11134
Sept. 30 110
Mar. 28 14
Jan. 15 13634
Sept. 29 38
Oct. 31 4034
Oct.
5
4334 Feb. 15
Feb.
4334 Feb.
35
Mar. 13
Aug.
Aug.
2434 Mar. 13 35
Mar.
32
Apr.
8 46
10434 Apr.
4 10734 Aug.
48
Jan.
May
6 60
8534 Jan. 23 9534 July
1
Feb.
1
Feb. 19
2
5
15
25
Sept. 21
Sept. 12
Aug. 31
Aug. 13
25
1
63
6134 Sale
28
2834
32
10734 Sale 10634
10934
11134
10634 10734 10834
11
1034
1134
118
0110 34
86
1996 A O
2d gold 6a
3334
3434
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
44 34
10634
96
J
10,000 St Jos At Grand Island lat g 4a..1947 J
70,000 St Joseph Ry L H A P 1st 5a
1937 MN
J
St Lawr Ac Adirondack lat g 5s..l996 J
Sale
40
2|>4
-
M S
1977
9634 Oct.
Aug. 17
July 26
104
10434 Sale
11034 Sale
1*
At coll trust 4s series A. 1949 A O
aer C
1948 M S
Gen Mtge 4 34 s series D
7934
"Oct"" "I I0834~OctT~22
105
3234
3234
3234
3234
3034
3034
61
24.000 Rochester Gas Ac El 5H*
f
......
70..
17
31
15
5034 Jan.
4 80
10634 Aug. 29 10734
42
Apr.
4
6134
2534 June 12 5234
3834 Mar. 26 5634
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1934
32
D
145
106 34
1
15
26
116
20
F
...
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10034 Sale
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31 7434 Oct.
15 10734 Oct.
3 6134 Oct.
2 3634 Oct.
2
5434 Oct.
15 2234 Oct.
10634 107
3234
3134
3134
3134
J
1955
1,000 ♦Rlma Steel a f 7s
22,000 Rio Grande June lat guar g 5s.. 1939
:>
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10334 Sale
108
Sale
3334
42
2734 Sale
76
M 8
J
1953 J
10734
—-
.
80
6134
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70
7134
9634 Sale
10534 Sale
10534 Sale
104 34 Sale
10434
9934
:y
£ 27,000
•
11534
y
7934
I
.
35
93
Rensselaer At Saratoga lat gu 68.1941 M N
Republic Iron At Steel a f 5a
..1940 A O
Ref Ac gen 534a aeries A
89,000
....1953
3,197,000 Republic Steel Corp 434a ser A__1950
52,000 Revere Copper 8c Brass 6a A
1948
19,000 ♦Rbelnelbe Union a f g 7s.....—1946
7834
10634
9734
9934
73
79
160,000
Gen Ac ref 4Ha aerlea A....... 1997 1
J
Gen Ac ref 434a aeries B
J
206,000
1997 J
307,000 Rem Rand 5 Ha A with warr
..1947 M N
1,000
534a without warrants
1947 M N
'
7434 Sale
7034 Sale
7034 Oct.
10634 10734 10734
10734 Oct.
59
5334 Sale
5934
5234 Oct.
31
Sale
30
3234 Sale
Oct.
4934
51
49
5434 Sale
Oct.
2234
25
1934 2234 Oct.
Feb.
15
15
16
16
23
9
12
18
9
4
Jan.
20
3
20
15
24
19
5
Jan.
15
Aug.
Jan.
Aug.
Oct.
July
Aug.
Feb. 11
Oct.
9
30
Oct.
16
51
Jan.
9
1 10534 Oct.
Oct.
22 104
18
103
Feb.
11 107
June
4
96
Jan.
34
1
7 10434 Aug.
6
90
Feb. 2685
Jan. 25
8634 May 23
8034 Mar. 7
89
81
St Louts Iron Mtn At South—
222,000
.
;
■
9,000
♦♦River At Oulf Div lat g 4a...1933 MN
♦Certificates of deposit...
242,000
185,000
4534
52
i
9,000
6334 Oct.
6034 Oct.
25
37
Oct.
1
1034 Oct.
934 Oct.
14
11
11
Oct.
14
5934 Sale
934
834
734
7834
5734
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
21
9
19
18
18
60
60
Oct.
31
50
98
Oct.
Oct.
98
Oct.
3
19 100
99
9
7334 Sale
7334
♦Priori ten 4a serlea A ........1950 J
J
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934
9M
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1334
1234
934
834
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6634
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5334
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y'y
MS
J
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29
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75
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80
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49
5034
9934 10034
9934
10334 Oct.
10334
2934
1234 Sale
Oct.
104
103
Oct.
Sale
10434 104
103 34 10334 10334 10334
11734 Sale 11734 118
87
Sale
8634 Sale
108
10834 10834 10834
112 •:
113
J:
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5434
5134
54
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25
2
6634 Oct.
1
6334 Oct. -1
5334 Oct.
1
.
5434 Mar. 29
71
Mar. 28
Oct. 25
69
30
60
Jan.
54
934
834
934
934
734
734
May
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
64
Apr.
4934 May
3534 Mar.
27
2
11
13
13
29
29
26
5
9
14
Mar. 13
Oct.
30
7834 Jan.
Oct.
22
79
17 10434 Oct.
19
Jan.
10134 Jan.
June 19
June 21
5634 Jan.
7734 Oct.
11
10
1734 Jan.
1534 Jan.
4
2
Jan.
8
1634 Jan.
1434 Jan.
133s Jan.
8
3
2
18
June 24
6634 Sept. 26
6434 Sept. 17
5434 Sept. 28
85
Oct. 30
7 100
99
Sept. 10
11 10434 Oct. 19
21
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10734 10734 107
104
49
Sclo Vail At N E 1st guar g 4s....1989 MN
99
10734 Sale
...............
Guar sinking fund 6H* B
Stamped...
1946 J
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Sale
Sale
1334
13
1034
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
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2934
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85
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9234
86 y
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{♦St Paul Ac K C Short L guar 434*1941 F
St Paul Minn Ac Manitoba—
♦St Paul E Grand Trunk 4H«
,
4134
3534
f
Santa Fe Prase At Phenlx 1st 5s..1942 M S
[
11
Oct.
37
.
23,000
,5,000
Oct.
63
J
5s extended to July 1 ........1943 J
85,000
Montana Ext 1st gold 4a......1937 J
14,000
Pacific Ext sterling guar 4a.
26,000
.1940 J
16,000 lit Paul Union Depot 1st 5a guar. 1972 J
291,000 lan Ant At Aran Pass 1st guar 4s.1943 I
39,000 San Antonio Public Serv 1st 6s A. 1952 J
*7*666
Oct.
59
6434
6034
J
.
f
\
58
30
6234
37
.
1
64
30
♦Prior lien 5a series B.
39,000
......1950
♦Certificates of deposit......
108,000
♦Con M 4 34s series A
512,000
1978
753,000
♦Certificates of deposit stamped
278,000 St. Louis Southwest 1st g 4s
1989
2d gold 4a Income bond..Nov 1989
23,000
lat terminal Ac unlf 5s........1952
96,000
Gen Ac ref 5s aeries A..........1990
346,000
17,000 St Paul City Ry Gable 5a..
...1937
Guaranteed 5s......
7,000
1937
V: 24,000 ♦{St Paul At Duluth lat conaol 4al968
66*666
5934 Sale
y,
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33,000 {♦St L Peo At N W 1st 5s
1948
24,000 S' L ttky M At Pac 5s atmpd
..1955
{♦St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
Oct.
4 108
Oct.
16
Oct.
14 104
2 10334 Oct.
11
14
O$. 29 11834 Oct.
Oct.
8334 Oct. 10 87
10834 Oct,
3 109
Oct.
26
"56""*Oc"t;"l7 ~52r~0~ctV
117
.
4934 Oct.
5234 Oct.
5134 Oct.
8
14
1
18
23
10434 Apr.
2 10934
101
May 16 10434
9934 Jan. 15 10334
113
Jan.
7 11834
7434 Mar. 27 9034
10034 Jan.
9 10934
108
Jan.
;,7 11234
16
34
5434 Oct.
16
29
55
Oct.
16
55
Oct.
21
June
4
52
Apr. 15
5434
3234 May
3 55
28
May
4 55
10934 Jan. 14 115
.
June 17
Aug. 5
Oct. 11
July 31
Sept. 17
July 11
May 3
Oct.
16
Oct.
16
Oct.
16
21
Feb. 25
Oct.
N. Y. STOCK
33
Sales in
EXCHANGE—BONDS
BONDS
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
July 1
RANGE
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
October
1933
to
1
Oct.
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
31
Oct.
1
Highest
Oct. 31 1935
*1 ♦Seaboard Air Line lit 6 4s
♦Certificates of deposit.....
10,000
13,000
6,000
101,000
2,000
270,000
12
♦♦Stamped 4s.................
11
♦Certificates of deposit.
2
—Oct
♦Adjustment 5s
♦♦ ttefu ndlntf £ 4>
^Ist Be cons 4s series A.......1945
4% Sale
♦Certificates of deposit..—
13
♦♦Atlan-BIrm Dlv 1st 4 4s.May 1933
45,000
Ifteaboard-All Flo 1st 4s A
1935
103,000
♦Certificates of deposit. ....
2,000
401,000
256,000
J25,000
36,000
12,000
.17,000
68,000
47,000
98,000
Shell Union OH a f deb 5s
.....
♦Sllesla-Elec Corp Sold *%•
SUeslan-Am Corp coll tr g 7a.....
176.000 Skelly Oil deb s f 5 Ha
Socony-Vacuum Oil deb 3%s_...
15,000 South A Nor Ala cons guar 5s...
392,000
South Pac Coast guar 4s
Sale
104%
Sale
102%
Sale
104
85
Sale
88
Sale
58
Sale
106% Sale
Sale
Sale
104
98 H
97 %
104
Sale"
Sale
'95%
97 %
Sale
Sale
37
106%
Sale
10
Sale
101
18%
58%
103 %
206,000 Swift A Co 1st M 3%s__.
....1950
2,000 Syracuse Lighting Co 1st g 6s... 1951
20
Sale
Sale"
117H 121
Conv deb 6s serle* B
1944
Tenn Elec Power 1st 6s series A..1947
Term RR Aa»n of St L 1st g 4HS..1939
First cons g 5s...
.....1944
Gen ref s f gold 4s
..1953
Texarkana A F S Ry 5Ha A guar.1950
Texas Corp conv deb 5s.1944
Texas A N O cons g 5s
1943
Texas A Pacific 1st g 5s.........2000
Sale
18%
102% Sale
37,000
28,000
16,000
9,000
34,000
65,000
474,000
251,000
104,000
Ujlgawa Elec Power secured 7s..l
(Mo> g 5s
1
Union Elec LAP (111) 1st 5Hs.. J
♦{♦Union Eley Ry Chic 1st 6s
1
A May 1
deb
1
Union Pac RR 1st A land gr g 4s. 1
First A refunding 4s.....June J
Gold 4H«-1
June 1
..J
(Amer) deb 5s...
j
United Drug Co (Del) 5a
....1
U N J RR A Canal Co gen 4s
1
♦{♦United Rys St L 1st
g 4a
1
U S Rubber 1st A ref fs series A..1
United Steamship 15-yr 6s
1
♦United Steel Wks g 6Hs ser A..1
♦6
%• series C
.........1
♦Sinking fund deb 6Hs ser A..1
United Stl Wks(Burbach) s f g 7s 1
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
92
Sale
92%
Sale
58
80%
98%
Sale
Sale
91%
* A
94%
Sale
4
"97% Oct:'
18
"84% Oct:'
95% Oct.
9
37
Oct.
105% Oct.
11
101
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
28
77
79
Oct.
Oct.
30
103% June 18
15 101% Oct. 17
15 104% Jan.
28 116% Mar.. 5
1
Sept. 19
Mar. 30
June 17
Aug. 12
July
5
July
5
6
75% July
106% Sept. 11
107% Aug. 30
100% Aug. 16
9
98% July
97
July 11
9
103% Jan.
76
86
Oct.
8
Sept. 17 103
July 26 67
Oct. 21 111
14% Oct.
9
June
21 102% Oct.
2
Oct.
1
Jan.
Jan.
88
9
15
1
<
8
7
10
92% Mar.
Oct.
14
Jan.
Jan.
81*
98% Oct.
40% Oct.
21 108
9
Jan.
Jan.
July 11
8
July
8
July
8
July
8
July
Aug. 31
Aug. 23
28
14
Oct.
Jan.
Mar. 29
1
58
15
21
16
72
4
Mar. 13
55
3
3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
3
Apr.
Sept. 27
Aug. 16
28
44
39%
Mar. 13
Oct.
Oct.
3
July
5
T4
18%" Oct" "9 "lV'Oct" "19
3
Apr.
21
9
May
54% Oct.
73% Oct.
3
163% "Oct" "i
117% Oct.
4
30
Mar.
6
Jan.
8
Jan.
21
14% Oct.
21 104% Feb.
15
9
7
60
114
Oct.
Oct.
104%
"Oct: *26 161%Aug."21 104% Oct:"26
5
116
Oct.
1
54% Mar. 18 69
Aug. 19
113
Jan.
5 121% July 19
Jan.
2
Jan.
9
Jan.
Feb.
91*
91
Sale
Sale"
80% Sale
98%' Sale
90
94
Sale
94% Oct.
27
29
Sale
99%
33% Sale"
a33% Sale
33% Sale
134
118
Sale
43%
Sale
3
4
98% Oct.
26
Oct.
5
91
Oct.
2
88
95%
94%
104%
104%
20%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
18 116% Oct.
Oct.
18 88
30
28
Oct.
81% Oct.
31
25
4 118%
2 103%
19
16 *71% Oct.
16
Oct.
Oct.
28 106
16 105% Oct.
22
Oct.
29
15 119% Oct.
23
1
96
29
30 106% Oct.
14 114% Oct.
26
92% Oct.
28
9
9 110
4 100
99%
33%
33%
33%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25 100
Sale
7
29
Oct.
Sale
18%
32
34
32%
93% Sale
88%
89
94% Sale
117
119% 117
45
50% Sale
48% Sale
41%
1
3 103% Oct.
30 zl08 Oct.
Oct.
"25""
24
25
97
134
10
Oct.
28
134
10
26
18 112% OCt.
8 105% Oct.
17 116
18
1
2
1
Oct.
2
28
34%
33%
34%
134%
27%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
tti* June
5
3
18
31
14
Oct. 19
Oct. •7
Oct. 21
Oct.
5
25
Jan. 24
104% Jan. 24
100
Aug.
1
Oct.
May
Feb.
Feb.
120
94
Mar.
Aug.
1
1
Jan.
7
Oct.
30
Oct.
Apr.
93%
93%
103%
59%
26%
24
7
Jan.
103
Mar. 11
Mar.
Jan.
June
15
97% Sept. 24
Jan.
81
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
95% July
Jan.
72
Aug.
2
94% July
1
Jan.
8
8 103
7 102% July 27
96% Jan.
4
2 118% Oct.
112% Jan.
112% Sept. 17 116% Oct. 30
94
8
May 10
70
Jan.
7 104
Sept. 18
100
Feb.
Mar.
2
96
75
Oct. 19
71% Oct.
16
90% Mar.
2
96%
104% Oct. 28 109%
101% Sept. 24 106%
Jan. 24
13
25%
9 121
116% Jan.
109% Oct. 17 116
107% Jan. 17 113%
8 108%
103% Oct.
1 108
103
Apr.
113
May 18 120
2 104%
99% Jan.
87
Jan.
9
Jan,
15
Feb.
1
Sept. 9
Aug. 23
Oct.
Feb.
20
July
22
Feb.
21
5
8
July 18
July
2
Aug. 16
Aug.
105% Aug. 14 108% July
87
Mar. 20
95
107% Feb. 27
25% May 27
2 100
90% Jan.
II*
98
Jan.
Oct.
31
4 100
July
24
43
Feb.
18
42% Feb.
18
Feb.
9
8
Aug.
W433
Aug. 21
32% Aug. 10
120
41
Mar. 22 141% Aug. 26
Aug. 15 31% Feb. 19
21
Oct.
32% Oct.
31
16
4
15
32
Oct.
4
41% Mar.
3
94
Oct.
25
65
Jan.
2
94
Oct.
2
94% Oct.
31
15
Jan.
2
94% Oct.
Oct.
52% Oct.
Oct.
30
Oct.
28
29 107% Oct.
29
3
Oct.
3
50
3
85
24
.....
.....
18
11% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31 105%
31 104%
7 65
4 100
22
10
4
28
25
Apr. 30
Oct.
24 118
1
Apr.
Oct.
Oct.
8
85% June 11
98% Oct. 26
Oct.
Oct.
21
Apr.
Mar.
103
"27%
80
Oct.
82%
84%
106%
106% Oct.
104
106%
2%
2%
3
2%
io"" "10%
9%
10%
9% Oct.
105% Oct.
105% 105% 105% Sale
104% Sale
104% Sale
104% Oct.
65
63
Oct.
60%
63
98
99
Oct.
100
98% 100
82%
106%
Oct.
77% Oct.
97% Oct.
99% Sale
99% 101%
33%
33%
33%
34%
33%
33%
25
138
49
1
81
103% Oct. 25
104
July
2
112
May 10
Aug. 13
Mar.
1
Oct.
3
Oct. 11
10
Oct. 11
1
Oct.
15
1
3
Oct.
1
3
Oct.
1
4
Oct.
10
Oct. 30
3
Oct. 24
4
Oct. 24
17 101% Oct. 28
15 95% Oct. 16
86%
103%
99%
114%
93%
92%
92%
103%
59%
23%
18
106
105% Sale
Sale
104% 106% 105
24
25
21
20%
118% 119
119% 120
111
112%
112% Sale
110% Sale
105
105%
105% Sale
Sale
104% Sale
104% Oct.
105%
113% 114% 114% 115
113% Oct.
Sale
103
Sale
102
101% Oct.
106% Sale 106% 107
106% Oct.
89% Oct.
91% Sale
92% Sale
109%
110% 111
109% Oct.
98
Jan.
25
Oct.
115% 115
Sale
103% Oct.
Sale
76% Oct.
Sale
103% Oct.
99
99%
98% Oct.
114% 115% 113% Oct.
Sale
90% Oct.
Sale
89% Oct.
11 121% Aug. 17
Oct.
67
10
21
80%
103%
9:
9 "21% Aug.
7 73% Oct. 21
9 118
16 119% Oct.
105
Sale
Oct.
—...
89%
,
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
79% Oct.
36% Oct.
48% Oct.
-----
...1
;,.jy
Oct.
105%
97% 102%
100% 102%
117
117% 118% 118% Oct.
112%
112% Oct.
116% Sale
82
83
Oct.
86% Sale
Oct.
103
103% 103% Sale" 103
75
Oct.
87
80%
87
71% Oct.
82%
75%
80
90%
For footnotes, see page 33.
Oct.
15
25
2 113
June
Sept. 17 110
4 102%
83%
Mar. 13
87%
Mar. 13
76%
107% Oct.
101%
79%
84%
73%
73%
73%
104%
Feb.
Jan.
Oct.
...
34
86,000 ♦Vertientea Sugar 7s ctfs
13,000 Va Elec A Power 5s series B_.
1st A ref M 5s series A
104,000
9,000 Va Iron Coal A Coke 1st g 5s..
9,000 Virginia Midland general 5s...
3
Apr. 29
zl01%Oct. 10 103% Oct.
90% Oct.
Sale
97
Oct. 31
4 110% Oct.
110% 109% Oct.
22% Sale
22% Sale
101% Sale
101% 102
94
94%
94%
95%
20%
Utilities Pow A Ltg deb g 6Hs...
Debenture 5a_......J
98
103% 103%
Sale
58%
18%
4%i
Oct.
4 102%
8
89%
♦♦July 1914 coupon off..
17
15 104
June
Jan.
Mar. 18
15
32
♦♦Vera Cruz A Pacific 1st
15 101% Oct.
Oct.
14
Jan.
Jan.
24 104% Oct.
1
B__.
30
23
21
Utah Light A Trac 1st A ref 5a
Con sol 4s Series
Oct.
72
3
29 115% Oct.
{♦Universal Pipe A Rad deb 4a..1
♦Unterelbe Power A Ltg 6s... ...1
106,000 Vanadium Corp (Am) cony 5s.
10,000 Vandalla consol ■ 4s A.......
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
105
Trumbull Steel 1st s t Ss
♦Tyrol Hydro-Klec Power 7Ha
♦Guar sec s f 7s ..............1952
f g 5a
Oct.
3
17
21
16
104% 103%
91
Trenton Gas A Elec 1st Ss
.1
Trl-ContJn'l Corp cony deb 5s ser.
Truax-Traei Coal cony *%•...._!
s
14 111% Oct.
18 30% Oct.
Oct.
Aug. 19
Aug. 27 104%
29
88
11
76
6
50%
Aug.
31
9
86%
103%
101
Tol W Va A Ohio 1st guar 4s C..1
Tor Ham A Buff 1st 4s
Utlca Elec Lt A Pr 1st
Oct.
11
Mar. 13 100% Oct. 15
5
29 105% Mar.
80
102% Aug.
31
104
99
......
5,000
24,000
20,000
65,000
4,000
2,000
20%
101 % 103
114%
93%
Gen ref 5s ser B.
1977
Gen A ref 5s series C..... ....1979
Gen A ref 5s ser D
....1980
Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5%* A--1964
Third Are 1st ref 4a
196«
♦Adjustment Income 5s
Jan I960
Third Aye RR 1st gold 5s
1937
Toho Elec Power (Ltd) 7s ser A..1955
Tokyo filoctrlc Light (Ltd)
1st M 6« * Series
June 18 195?
Toledo A Ohio Cent ref A imp 3%s '60
Utah Power A Light 1st 5s
28
73
75
14
Sale
66% Sale
118%
99%
98%
109% 110%
115%
....
gold 4#
Oct.
Oct.
61% Oct.
42% Oct.
50
97%
Sale
67% Sale
100%
104% Sale
118%
Tenn Copper A Chent—
1st Hen A reJ 5a.......
Oct.
'95%
Sale
115% 118
67
84,000 Tenn Cent Ry 1st M 6s ser A or B.1947
31,000 Tenn Coal Iron A RR gen 5s
1951
ser
Oct.
17 104
88
23
Jan.
8
"
Sun burr A Lewlston 1st g 4s.... 1936
•
4% May 28
68
78
81
12,000 ♦{♦Sterena Hotel 1st 6s oerles A.1945
2,100,000 ♦Studebaker Corp conv deb 6s..1945
8,000
146,000
508,000
4,000
348,000
867,000
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
76
97% Sale
Sale
United Biscuit
4% May 27
2% Mar. 28
99
Memphis Dlv 1st g 5s
1996
St Louis Dlv 1st g 4a
......1951
East Tenn reorg lien 5s
1938
Mobile A Ohio coll tr 4s
1938
Southw Bell Telep 1st A ref 5s...1954
{♦Spoken* Inrernat 1st g 5s....1955
Stand OH (N Y) deb 4 Ha
1951
Staten Isl Ry 1st gu g 4H«1943
40-.vear
2% Mar. 21
18
15
106% 107%
53% Sale
56% Sale
76%
73%
12,000
242,000
53,000
554,000
11,000
1,000
888,000
9,000
58,000
10,000
84,000
4,000
253.000
1
3% Oct.
.3 100% Oct.
4 104% Oct.
103% Oct.
»
106 H 108
Sale
conv
3% Oct.
18
Sale
Sale
3
2
11
82% Oct.
69% Oct.
68% Oct.
Devel A gen 4s series A.......1956
Devel A gen 6s series A
....1956
Devel A gen 6Hs series A
1956
12-year 4s
11% Jan. 17
10
Jan. " 7
17% Jan. 28
Oct.
58
Sale
Sale
Union OH Cal 36-yr 4s
8
20
24
29
11
28
83% Sale
72% Sale
72% Sale
72% Sale
42
Union El Lt A Pow
Feb.
Sept.
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
26
24
24
31
76
1955
37,000 Tol St L A West 1st g 4s
4%
3%
4%
3%
8%
3 % J an •
9
Jan.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
3
3
28
7% Oct.
6% Oct.
15% Oct.
Sale
73
Sale
248,000
150,000
26
Jan.
Oct.
4
11
11
78%
Sale
162,000
20,000
183,000
322,000
20,000
22,000
Oct.
20
2
2
W*
83%
184,000
28
2
106% Oct.
107% Sale
101% 101% 100% Oct.
Sale
18,000
22,000
62,000
123,000
464,000
27,000
42,000
137,000
9
Oct.
8
24
28
3%
98%
102%
102%
84%
Sale
Southern Ry 1st cons 5s........1994
297,000
Oct.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
5% Oct.
4% Oct.
12% Oct.
42
101
....1937
1955
4s stamped
42,000
4
114
So Pac of Calif 1st cons 5s......1937
733.000 South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4s
4%
3
100
guar 54-year 5s.....
154,000 South BellT A T 1st s f 5s
1941
102,000 Southern Colorado Power 1st g 4s '47
195,000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug. '49
558,000
1st 4Hs (Oregon Lines) ser A..1977
518,000
Gold 4Hs
......1948
579,000
Gold 4Ha
May 1 1969
805,000
Gold 4H>
1981
79,000
San Francisco Term 1st 4s....1959
...
Oct.
Oct.
40
42% Sale
11092 111% 111% Sale Ill
29
28 H
33%
42%
29%
71
69 H Sale
72%
67%
102 H Sale
102%
102% Sale
Sale
101
100%
103
102%
Sierra A San Fran Power 1st 5s..
-
el**
Sale
38 %
♦Debenture s f4Hs_.
607,000
1,632,000
325,000
485.000
20,000
14,000
20,000
154,000
119,000
113,000
151,000
18
24
18
17
20
Oct.
3
3%
Sale
a60
♦♦Siemens Ac Halskesecsf £ 7s..
cons
Sale
103 %
87
Sblnyetsu El Pow 1st 4Ha
...
3%
99
Shell Pipe Line s f deb 5s
Gen
15 %
Sale
3%
♦Cettificates of deposit
Sharon Steel Hoop s f 5%b A....
—...
Sale
3%
Oct.
Oct.
.....1935
Series B.......
Sale Prices
May
9
15% Feb. 13
10
May
7
10% June 11
4% Oct.
5
♦Certificates of deposit-....
114,000
Sale Prices
11
..
Oct.
5
25
31
15
Oct.
May 24 118
9
66% Aug. 23
24% Jan.
20% Jan. 15 63 > Aug. 22
116
66
Apr.
106% Oct.
102% Feb.
11
29
2
Mar. 18
4
Jan.
3% Feb.
7
31
99
Oct.
Aug.
4% Jan.
Jan.
18
105% Oct.
104% Oct.
56% May
94% Feb. 23
29
107% Oct.
7 107
108$
1
7
18
May 27
July 12
31 107% June 22
8
4
65% Sept. 3
102% Mar. 15
Nov., 1935]
Sales in
October
Value
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
BONDS
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1.
July 1 1933
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
to
Oct.
1
Oct.
Lowest
31
'Highest
Lowest
,
Highest
Oct. 31 1935
2003
99
Ask Bid
99
101
73,000
206,000 Virginian Ry 1st 5s ser A
1962
1st mtge 4%s series B ........1962
48,000
72
Sale
Bid
3,000
;?'■■■
:
Vaflc Southwest 1st guar
First cons
5a
94 %
76 X
230,000 {Wabash RR 1st gold 5s........1939
♦Second gold 5s..............1939
117,000
1st lien 50-year gold term Is. 1954
12,000
Sale
78
61%
64
66
21
21%
20%
14",666
r
Wash Wat Pow 1st ref 5s
10,000
73
Oct.
Oct.
64
,
Sale Prices
9 1W
15 72%
1 112%
7 105%
4
23
7
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
30
28
9
11
Sale Prices
Sale
94
May
9 101
84
63% July 19
110% Mar. 13 113
103% June 3 106
95% Oct.
76% Oct.
31
29
89% Mar. 29
Oct.
7
63% Jan. 24
65
57% Apr.
4
65
52% Oct. 19
83% Oct. 25
56
83
Oct.
9
Oct.
3
23
Oct.
Oct.
25
25
17% Oct.
18% Oct.
15
10
20
23
Oct.
Oct.
26
25
13
12
21
22
21
Sale
.
17
Oct.
Oct.
15
4
25
19
18
20
22
Oct.
Oct.
2,1%
23
19%
20%
15-year 4H* gold
Gold 5s.
Oct.
3
83% Sale
79% Oct.
3
21% Sale
21
Octi
24
35% Sale
35% Sale
31% Oct.
1
35% Oct.- 31
♦Westphalia Un Bl Pow 4s
Sale
Sale
Sale
105
26
1
48% Mar. 13
38
16
31
Oct.
36% Oct. 29
91% Oct.
4
8
96
Oct.
2
104
102
116% Oct.
107% Oct.
5
4
109
2
■
104
Oct.
Oct.
31 105
26 107% Oct.
5
8
29
29
Oct.
Oct.
29
19
104% Oct. 14 105%
96% Oct. 14 99%
102% Oct.
2 103%
Oct.
5 103%
Oct.
5
Oct.; 2 102
Oct.
8
33%
Oct. 25
81 <
Oct. 18
78%
Oct.
22
Oct.
21
Oct.
2
8
31
105% 105% Sale
Sale
99% Sale
Sale
103% Sale
Sale
102% Sale
101% Sale
32% 34
79% Sale
Sale
82
80
75%
76
Sale
107
Sale
Sale
100% Sale
100
Sale
100
Sale
1940
Oct.
Oct.
29
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Oct. 23
Oct.
28 104% Oct.
3
103% Oct. 29 107% Oct.
103
Oct.
7 104% Oct.
8
Oct. 28
2 102
84%
83 j
84
5
83% Oct. 24
15%
15%
16%
15
June 12
22
75% Oct. 22
86
Oct.
86
Oct,
Mar.
22
22
26
28
21
29
1
5
25
25
"
13% Oct.
45% Oct.
18% Oct.
10
50
Oct.
11
105%-—. 105% Oct.
105% Oct.
10
36% Jan.
*
74% Apr.
7
Oct.
5
Sept. 18
Oct. 30
Oct. 23
Oct.
22
Feb. 18
reo.
70% Apr.
103
1/
82% Feb. 21
Oct.
104% Oct. 31
102% Jan.
109
June 21
100% Jan.
105
May 15
102
Oct.
64
10
1
Apr.*
7 105%
.
Mar. 15 99%
100
Mar. 20 103%
82% Mar. 14 103%
80
Mar.
102
31
Aug.
43%
85
10
"
82
31
Oct.
.
101% Jan
98% Oct.
18% Oct.
12 98
July 19
Mar. 11 105% Sept. 27
Oct. 31 107
Jan. 21
Jan. 10 108% May 23
2 37
Jan.
4
Apr.
87% Jan
90
65
66
100% Oct.
96% Oct.
24
23%
.
28
26
Oct.
20%
20
Oct.
103% Feb. 26 106% July 10
106% Apr. 17 106% Apr. 17
ii6%"octT" 2 105 Jan. 3 112 Aug. 12
120
Oct.
1 115% Jan
11 122% Aug.
6
108
Oct. 14 106
July 11 111% Mar, 19
119
Oct. 31 114% Jan.
4 122
Aug.
1
108% Oct. 25 106% Aug.
3 111% Mar. 11
109% Oct. 16 105% Jan,
3 109% Mar. 5
107% 106% Oct.
26% Oct.
28% Sale
Sale
21
8
; Oct. 31
107% Oct. 29
105
108
108
103% 104
Wheel Ac L Erie RR lat con g 4s..1949
Wheeling Steel Corp 1st 5Ks A..1948
1st and ref 4 Ms series B.......1953
White Sewing Mach deb 4s w W..1936
84% Oct.
32% Oct.
Sale
76
103
106
Registered.
Wheeling & Lake Erie R-y 4s D
22
24
Sale
105
West Shore 1st 4s guar.
96% Sale
105% 104
Sale
22
94% Oct. 16 96% Oct.
103% Oct.'16 105% Oct.
118
Sale
22
Oct.
Oct.
25
iioToSr'S
Sale
2
Oct.
Oct.
126
118
94
29
16
27
18
75% Oct.
2 106
110% 111% 110% 111%
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
79
4
91
Jan.
86
86
107
Aug. 23
35% Oct. 31
80
July
1
84% Oct.
40
May
53
May
36% Oct.
80
July
33
76
.
Oct.
77% Oct. 25
3
...—
76
23
22
Oct.
June 26
48% Sept. 26
36
May 10
36% Mar. 18
59% Aug. 21
Mar. 25
20%
20
23
18
7
77%
21
Mar.
May
Mar.
Mar.
25
25
25
22
Oct.
Aug. 20
July 13
25
Sept. 7
Sept. 6
Sept. 11
Aug. 24
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
Sept. 13
Aug. 20
Oct. 25
Apr. 18
11%
13%
11%
10%
1
7
75
Sale
107
m
Gold 5s.
10
15
3
1
Feb.
10% Mar, 18
Oct.
74%
70
82
92% 91% Oct.
105
Oct.
105% 106
107%
28%
28%
104%
97%
102%
Western Union coll tr As
Fund Ac real est 4%s gold
v
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
MX'MX
105
106
105
105
A
Oct.
18% Oct.
82% Sale
32% Sale
31% Sale
*70"" *73%
107% 109
107% 108 ,
Sale
116% 118% 119
107
108
107% 107%
108
109% 107%
♦Assented
19
Prices
Aug. 12
Jan. 28
Jan.
3
Feb. 27
96% Feb. 20
81
July 17
15 102
14 71%
45% Apr. 27 62%
77
Jan. 30 83%
12% Mar. 29 24%
53
81% Sale
96
Without warrants....
Partic a f deb 4s.
94% Oct.
66
"79""
601,000 West Maryland lat g 4s
First Ac ref 5%s series A
156,000
29,000 West N Y fie Penn 1st g 5a
General gold 4s
38,000
10*666
Oct.
56
Sale
52%
70% Sale
70% Sale
— ~
l^ji
ser
111
104% Oct.
18
68
56
60
70
68
58% Sale
Warren R R lat ref gu g 3%s
Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4s.
{♦Western Pacific 1st 5s
Sale
20
19%
12,000 Westchester Light gold 5s
20,000 West Penn Pow lat As aeries A
1st 5s aeries E
47,000
1st 5s aeries G_.
46,000
1st mtge g 4a series H
3,000
94,000
119,000
91,000
363,000
253,000
277,000
791,000
45,000
138,000
15,000
52,000
18,000
65,000
216,000
56
85
20%
-
Wash Term 1st guar
1st 40-year guar 4s
53%
21% Sale
.....
20
619,000 Warner Bros Pictures cone deb 4s 1939 M S
209,000 J Warner Quintan cone deb 6a.. .1939 M S
1941 M B
277,000 ♦Warren Bros Co deb 4a
Deposit receipts
2,000
16,000
77%
.....
Oct.
Oct.
*65*" *70"
Sale
-
20% Sale
1978
1,000
♦Ref Ac gen Ss series D
...1980
114,000
♦Certificates of deposit.
51,000
36,000 {♦Walworth Go S %* ser A (with wr>*3*
13,000
♦6Hs deposit receipts.........1935
♦Without warrants..........
7,000
♦1st s f 4s series * ....^—.....1945 A O
227,000
233,000
♦Deposit receipts.......
"T666
75%
64%
20% Sale
19
,
♦Ref h.gen 4Ks series C
♦Certificates of deposit.
71
j
56
61%
83
88%
21% Sale
7,000
Tol Ac Chic DIt 1st g 4s.......1941
3,000
222,000 {♦Wabash Ry ref Ac gen 5%s A-1975
♦Certificates of deposit....
16,000
♦Ref tc gen 5s (Peb '32 coup) B.1976
165,000
,27,000
♦Certificates of deposit.
,
95% Sale
68
98% Jan.
Dot Ac Ch Ex 1st g 5s.........1941
Des Moines Dl? 1st g 4a....... 1939
Omaha DIt 1st g 3 Ms ■. ........1941 f
275,000
99
Sale
112% Sale
105% 105% Sale
111
105
Sale Prices
Ask
101
72% Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
28
96
Sept. 24
98
Oct.
89
July 25
31
{♦Wlckwlre-Spencer Steel 1st 7s .1935
177,000
f
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank.
J
14%
{♦Wickwire-Spen St'l Co 7s .las 1935
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank.
670,000
42,000 Wllkee-Barre Ac East 1st gu g 5s. 1942
10,000 Wllmar Ac Sioux Falls 1st 5S.....1938
139",000
14,000
6,000
al6
Sale
46
105%
99
104
10
1949
{♦Wisconsin Cent 1st gen g 4s..1949
v/
♦Certificates of deposit...,
♦Sup At Dul Dif 9c Tor 1st 4s ..1934
r
Low on New York Ourb.
Cash sale not included in year's range,
Under the rule sale, not included in year's
a
Deferred delivery sale, not included in year's
>•
t Accrued interest payable at
rate of $4.8665 to the £ sterling.
the
receivers!
of the
such companies.
exchange
107% 104% {08
Sale
10% *10%
9% Oct.
11
10
7
Oct.
9
8
6%
7
6% Oct.
4%
7
57%
5%
7n
8% May
8
Mar. 13
Mar. 21
Jan.
2
.....
18% Oct. 10
18% Oct.
10
50
11
Oct.
105% Aug.
Oct.
98
Sale
100% Sale
98% Oct.
<
sales, in which no account is taken in
computing the range, are given below:
Antioquia 7s, 3d series, Oct. 29 at 7%.
Italian Credit 7s series A, Oct. 9 at 95.
Deterred delivery sales, in which
taken in computing the range
nre
Oct.
"16%0ct:"25
Oct.
21
7% Oct.
22
9
2
4
Oct. 17 99
Oct. 28
Mar. 5 108% May
8
Mar. 2
13% Jan.
4
28
July 16
Mar. 20
10% Jan
30
7% Jan. 21
7% May 13
56%
lOO^vJSaie
eOash
x
99
Aug. 19
98% Sale
account is
for the year,
no
given below *
Buenos Aires 6s series C-3, Oct. 20 at 90%.
Cuba (Rep.) 5s 1944, Oct. 25 at 99%.
Czechoslovakia 8s 1951, Ocb. 7 at 98%.
Gen. Elec, 7s 1945, Oct. 15 at 47.
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
Good
♦
Bond
L.&N. Mob.& Mont. 4%s 1945.0ct.
17
7%
*
selling, flat.
Oct,
98
iH
8
98%
range.
range.
Sale
IH
6%
{Worcester At Conn Bast Ry 4 Ms 1943
678,000 Toungstown Sheet AtTa 1st 5s A1978
1st M 5s series B—...........1970
575,000
«
Sale
Sale
2
Sept. 30 110% Mar.
♦Certificates of deposits
n
-
Wilson Ac Co 1st s f 4s series A...1941
Wilson 8c Co 1st M 4s ser A
1955
Winston-Salem 8 B lat 4s
85,666
14% Sale
49
Oct.
Hope Steel & Iron 7s, Oct. 14 at 33%.
30 at 110%
4 100% Oct. 25
2 100% Oct. 25
891
Apr.
Apr.
5 100% Oct. 25
4 100% Oct. 25
Parmelee, Trans. 6s 1944, Oct. 4 at 29%.
Rotterdam 6s 1964, Oct. 7 at 109.
Royal Dutch 4s 1945, Oct. 31 at 110%.
Tenn. Cop. & Chem. 6s, Oct. 5 at 101%.
Tyrol Hydro-El. 7s 1952, Oct. 30 at 74%.
United Biscuit 5s, Oct. 17 at 108.
!
York Stock Exchange
New
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
RECORD;-^
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING OCTOBER 1935.
1935
Stock Sales
October.
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31...
Xnaccordance with
ots
a
Shares..
46,668,488
278,586,660
rale of the Stock Exchange, effective Oct. 3 1915. aU stocks are now quoted
except la the :ase of stocks which sell only in a small way.
:
■
a
.$276,727,000
2,723,052,000
October.—.—.—
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
15,659,921
279,377,161
,
1935
Bond Sales
1934
dollars per share.
K;
1934
$278,238,000
3,203,268,700
Prices are on basis of 100-share
"
transactions of the month, and when selling outside of the
No account is taken of such sales in oomputlng the range for the year.
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in the month's range, unless they are the only
regular monthly range are shown in a footnote In the month In which they occur.
Since
Jan. 1
In
October
300
8,800
30,000
22,400
17,400
12,600
i
4«700
.
-
.........100
30
89
21
r
Acme Steel Co............25
Adams
*
Express
Preferred
.........
;
800
35,600
10,100
58,200
.
U
8,600
1,010
48,900
2,100
35,200
12,700
20,800
2,000
4,300
74
13
700
93,000
15,100
15,200
4,800
13,500
*
2,900
7,400
57,100
9,100
34,100
21,800
5,300
41,500
2%
120
216,200
2,600
26,900
2,030
188,300
3,100
4,500
4,700
340
44,900
1,070
6,800
16,900
2,600
14,600
79,200
10,300
34,700
1,700
6,000
5,500
270.200
3,500
31.700
99,700
4,100
4,600
15,800
700
.
I
6
4%
4%
14
107)4
w:
171,900
Amer Home Products....
Co
33,700
1.430
326,800
8,340
59,300
128.300
20,500
143,900
911,715
115,400
324,400
19,900
30,000
25,930
1,294,200
38.200
242,600
72
Amer Encaustic Tiling .....*
Am European Securities....*
Am Ac
Foreign Power.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5%
Preferred.
1
Sale
6%
7%
5% Sale
Sale
......100
Am Mach Ac Foundry.......*
Amer Machine Ac Metals....*
Ih
...
i»
6% Conv preferred.....100
American News N Y Corp...*
Amer Power Ac Light........*
$6 preferred..............*
$5 preferred......... ...._•
20%
10%
8%
Preferred.... ..........100
107S
Am Rolling Mill...
....25
American Safety Raxor.....*
American Seating..........*
12%
33 %
Ameiican Shipbuilding ....*
Amer Smelt At
2d
15
Refining,,
Preferred
1«
Preferred...........100
American Snuff ..........25
■
71
57
43 S%.
31% Sale"
2% Sale
20% Sale
8% Sale
2%
2%
16% Sale
53% Sale
26% Sale
9% Sale
9% Sale
24% Sale
120
28% Sale
6% Sale
36
30
17
154
Preferred..............100
»
Am Sum Toh
Amer
33%
45 %
102
11
Telep Ac Teleg...
98%
63%
100
American Tobacco ........25
Class B.
25
...... .......
Preferred... ...........100
(Amer Type Founders......*
Preferred
105
27H ■
100
Am Wat Wks At El
....
*
1st preferred...*.........*
for footnotes see page_43.
C
36%
....
......
2%
3
31
5%
2
3% Mar.;13
*49
June 17
37% Oct. 26
20% Jan.
5
5
32% Oct. 16
33
76
3% Oct.
55%
37%
65%
37
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
41% June
1
13% Jan. 12
9
29
28
17
26
126% Oct. 25 128%
138
Oct.
3 149%
155
Oct.
4 160%
18
Oct.
2 23%
Oct. 11
45
19
105%
87
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2 55
2 27
2 110
1 93%
Oct. 22
Oct. 30
Oct. 28
Oct. 23
43
21
~4%"o"ct""7 "*5%"Oct""22
13
Oct.
33
3
17
Oct. 31
1
15% Oct.
"§2"" Sale" "78"""Oct""24 "84% "Oct"" "8
1
Oct.
6
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
3
2
3
3
26% Sale
24% Oct.
3
13
12
Oct.
1
2
3
15
14
3
16
17
3
1% Sale
7%
8%
6% Sale
33% Sale
12% Sale
Sale
5
28
9
4% Oct.
36% Oct.
31% Sale
36% Sale
2%
2%
17%
18
9% Sale
"18% Sale"
59% Sale
28
Sale
9% Sale
9%
27
126
28
8
10
Sale
Sale
3
28
31
1%
14%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7% Oct.
21% Sale
22% Sale
48% Sale
59% Sale
141% Sale
112% Sale
112% Sale
Sale
135
72
137
19% Sale
103% Sale
52% Sale
53% Sale
140% Sale
25% Sale
Sale
24% Sale
139% Sale
Sale
103% Sale
134% 136
102
5% Sale
23
Sale
16% Sale
81% Sale
9% Sale
59
Sale
Sale
Sale
4% Sale
44% Sale
36% Sale
144
101
103
137
4%
23
Sale
Sale
Sale
139
5
Sale
18% Sale
91
Sale
9% Sale
61% Sale
% Sale
4% Sale
4
Sale
42% Sale
30
43% Oct. 11
25% Mar. 13
8
38
66
8
Mar. 30
6% May 22
43% Oct. 11
5
2
Aug.
1
% May 24
2% Apr.
2
2
14
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
3% Mar. 14
12
3
4
Oct.
5
33% Oct. 14
37% Aug. 12
3% Oct. 26
20% Oct.
1
9% Oct. 31
Oct.
Oct.
15% Oct.
15
14
1% Oct.
16
14% Oct. 17
4% Mar. 18
22
4% Jan. 17
37% Feb. 16
9% Aug. 22
Jan.
18
28
9
Mar. 13
20% Jan.
9
60% Oct. 28
32
Mar. 19
29% Oct.
18% Mar. 14
60% Oct. 28
29% Oct. 15
2% Oct. 28
Oct.
2
10% Oct.
10% Oct.
4
5
23
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
28% Oct.
7
18% Oct.
15
Oct. 31
4 126
9 28% Oct. 10
2
8% Oct. 30
2 45% Oct. 30
2 39% Oct. 30
18% Oct. 25
Oct. 21
21 158
3 29% Oct. 25
3
Oct.
1
93% Oct. 15
12% Oct.
2
15% Oct. 31
4
24% Oct. 16
2 59%
1 143
23 114%
8 73
3 140
Oct. 29
1% Mar. 13
4% Apr.
4% Apr.
72
*24
1%
10%
8%
10%
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
20
Oct.
18
121
103
Oct. 24
Oct. 21
63
125
5% Oct.
7
42% Oct. 31
46% Oct.
4
4
10% Oct.
28% Oct.
5
3
31
7
Oct. 31
2 126
3 30% May
7
13
13
13
13
Mar. 14
31% Apr.
18
31
10% Oct.
4
134% Mar. 1
15% Mar. 18
66
Mar. 14
4% Mar. 12
Oct.
6
4
13% Mar. 15
3
9% Aug. 17
49% Aug.
41% Aug.
18% Aug.
159
Sept.
29% Oct.
95% July
15% Oct.
26% Jan.
59% Oct.
Feb.
4 144
Feb. 14 117%
Jan. 16 76
Feb. 20 143
12
Mar.
14% Oct.
9 20% Oct. 31
88
Feb.
97% Oct.
2 103% Oct. 31
33% Apr.
35% Oct. 14 36% Oct.
1
50%
Oct.
56
Oct.
28
50% Oct. 18
135
Oct.
1 140% Oct. 31 126% Jan.
18% Jan.
22% Oct.
3 26% Oct. 24
Oct. 25
98% Mar.
135% Oct.
3 146
97% Oct.
3 102% Oct.
72% Apr.
1
74% Mar.
100
Oct.
3 104% Oct.
1
134
Oct.
4 137
Oct. 16 129% Jan.
5% Oct.
1
2% Mar.
4% Oct.
2
9
Mar.
1
21% Oct.
3 26% Oct.
7% Mar.
19%
Oct.
30
14% Oct.
3
48
Mar.
Oct. 31
80% Oct.
2 91
4% Mar.
8% Oct.
2 10% Oct. 22
35% Mar.
54% Oct.
2 64% Oct. 22
1
Oct.
1
% Mar.
% Oct.
2
2% Mar.
5% Oct. 15
3% Oct.
2
Oct.
28
28
8% Apr. 18
2% Mar. 13
17
Mar. 13
6% Feb.
72
28
Oct.
3
3
2
4
Oct.
Oct.
June
34% Aug. 2
5% Oct. 22
33% Jan.
3
17% June 11
135
Sept. 13
86% Sept. 17
3
Jan.
3
8% Aug. 17
9% Aug. 17
42
Aug. 12
17
Ai«. 19
38% Aug. 12
22
4
3
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Aug. 12
Aug. 27
Oct. 22
May
3
July 31
57% Aug. 2
Jan. 30 27
Jan. 11 110
Feb.
8 96
Mar. 26
2% Mar. 14
22% Mar. 18
33% Oct. 14
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
20
46%
140%
111%
Oct. 30
57% Feb. 16
37% Oct. 28
65% Oct. 17
36% Oct. 26 *29% Apr. 12
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
70% Oct.
Oct.
139% 135
Sale
98
Sale
36% Sale
Oct.
Oct. 30
13% Oct. 30
29
Oct. 22
15% Oct.
5
4% Oct.
8
35
2
14
15% Sale
140% Sale
1% Oct. 28
8
7% Oct. 30
50%
24%
9%
9%
118
29% 28
Sale
5% Oct.
Sale
32% Oct.
Sale
27% Oct.
Sale
15% Oct.
158
Oct.
158
92
-
4% Aug. 30
Apr. 22
Jan. 11
Mar. 29 38%
Jan.
8 128%
Jan. 15 149%
151% Jan.
4 168
10
Mar. 13 25%
119
110
30
24% Oct.
165
22
31
26
Feb. 11
Oct. 30
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
2% Mar. 14
26
June 25
12
2
13% Sale
5
Apr.
2
91% Sale
135
Mar. 28
Jan* 12
Mar. 18
Apr. 18
27% Oct.
11
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2% Aug. 17
50% Oct.
Oct.
35%
17%
18%
8%
8% Aug. 15
7% Aug. 16
7
Aug. 15
19% Aug. 19
'30% June 19
173
Sept.18
129
Oct. 31
7% Oct. 16
75% Oct. 21
48% Jan. 11
61% Oct.
22
25
30
Mar. 27
Oct. 30
31
Oct.
3
1% Jan.
7
26 74
Sept. 26
17 *20% Jan.
9
24
3% Jan.
8
76
23% Oct.
72
Sept.
Oct.
June
Mar.
Oct.
9% Aug. 17
14
Oct. 25
35
Sale
Sale
Apr.
73
95
2% Mar. 21
2
15
1%
3
1
6%
21
Oct. 28
Oct. 15 125
Oct. 31 122%
1 129
7% Oct. 16
75% Oct. 21
6
12
3
91
1
vF
4%
%
74
13%
1%
%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
Jan.
28
90
17
American Stores
........*
American 8ugar Refining. 100
Preferred .............100
1
June
Oct.
28% Sale
26
Amer Steel Foundries......*
.
Oct.
8
4% Mar, 18
62% Oct.
29
45
39
18
154
129
.
6
4%
4%
14%
29%
8 173
2% Oct. 30
Sale
Sale
Sale
158
Sale
...........100
Preferrad.
30
""3% Sale"
:r
mrm 32
12
Voting trust ctfs
*
American Metal............*
Am Radiator Ac Stand San..*
29
28
.._*
....
Preferred..
11% Sale
7
6"c"t"""!
2% Oct. 23
1% Oct.
1
28
57 % Jan.
Sale
31
112
91% Sale
14
125
83
24 %
..........100
Amer Locomotive
110
33
12% Sale
4%
5
38% Sale
mm
35%
128
142% Sale
Sale
25
3
35
127
15% Sale
8%
2%
17
50
1
36% Sale
62% 65
25% Sale
10 %
_.._.__1
29% 31
74% Sale
54% Sale
21% Sale
*
new
Sale
160
Sale
23
Sale
53% Sale
Preferred
6% preferred
28
166
129
48% Sale
Am Hawaiian Steamship...10
Amer Hide Ac Leather.
..*
New....
16
Oct.
3
Oct. 19
Oct.
8
Oct. 24
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
25% Oct.
3
17% Sale
Sale
11%
Preferred..............100
1%
1%
4%
3%
3%
12%
18
Preferred.
2d pref A................*
(6)
"l3%"0"ct""l7
7
4%
3%
6% Sept. 20
104% Mar. 18
15% Oct.
32% Sale
$
..*
7%.Oct. 25
Oct.
Oct.
37% Oct. 26
27
'
1
3 165
Oct. 30
2
1% Oct. 29
143
1
2
106% Sale
32
7% 2d pref.....
6% 1st preferred....... 100
American Woolen..........*
Preferred
427,300
.....100
41,500 t Am Writing Paper Co* Inc.l
$6 preferred.............*
32,130
70,960 Amer Zinc, Lead Ac Smelt...1
Preferred.
,.±..25
10,100
,
10
100
5
2
3
2
11% Oct.
6% Oct.
25% Oct.
127
143
157
20%
25 %
4%
32
Oct.
13% Oct.
34% Sale
35
Am Com Alcohol..........20
4
51
June 25
4% Mar. 15
84% Jan.
2
Oct. 25
35% Oct. 22
17%,Oct. 31
18% Oct. 26
8% Oct. 26
95
27% Sale
63
34%
14
71
13% Sale
2%
2%
1% Sale
4%
5
Oct. 22
3
16
3
27% 32
64% Sale
52% Sale
29% Sale
?V
;
1% Sale
2%
21%
34
Sale
Sale
! Sale
Sale
!
73
9
6% Oct.
5% Oct.
67% Oct.
16
27
19 %
88
80
120
10
w*.
17
17
7
164
61% Oct.
7% Sale
72% Sale
30
Amer Crystal Sugar
Highest
92% Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
2
'
20 %
323,100
Lowest
Highest
164
Oct.
125% Oct.
69
m
33%
3%
6% Sale
m
Sale
70
8% Sale
94% 96%
Sale
County, N J..
......25
7,600 American Colortype
__I0
451,500
28,300
5,380
222,600
11,600
745,000
239,200
148,700
89,900
33,700
30,500
66,100
57,100
9,100
Lowest
31
Sale
Sale
Sale
170
126
v
49
i
5%
27% Sale
13*
117
Sale
Sale
6,680
256,200
71,100
251,900
147,400
39,800
316,000
16,150
5,500
1.201,400
555,000
557,600
1,855,700
2,060
1,183,300
46.200
153.600
14,270
1,466,700
31,600
46,500
189,100
122,600
109,100
249,900
V
2
87
119,900 American Ice
Preferred..............100
Amer Internat Corp..
*
X Am La France Ac Foamlte—
500
2%
1%
1% Sale
43%
33,700
276,920
410
30,400
14,500
26,700
23,700
5,700
59.400
3,800
if
American Chicle...........*
Am Coal Co of Alleghany
43,400
23,500
149
Sale
1
1%
70
78
15% Sale
80%
Air Reduction Inc..........*
......
"T,4l6
13% Sale
13 % Sale
6% Sale
i
Affiliated Products.........*
........
\
34 % Sale
14%
mme 3%
30
T.700
60
63
7 % Sale
94
Sale
V
*
Adams MUlls...
Oct.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
48
Oct. 21 50
32
Oct. 16
Apr.
3 50
48 % Sale
48
50
Sept. 27
Oct. 23 110
Jan. 10 116
Oct.
1 116
Oct. 23
113
Sale
113% 114% 113
n'
Addressograph Multlgraph 10
Advance Rumely—........*
.........
103,700
28,400
Oct. 1
6*5*
.....100
Pref series A $30 warr'ts .100
50,800
Pref aeries A $40 warr'ts 100
15,600
Pref series A $30 ex-war .100
12,500
15,500
$2.50 prior conv pref.....*
90,500 Alleghany Steel............*
219,300 Allied Ghem Ac Dye
•
Preferred.. ............100
20,100
482 700 Allied Stores Corp.........*
54,500
5% preferred..........100
861,000 Allls Chalmers Mfg ........*
45,400 Alpha Portland Cement....*
1
70,100 Amalgamated Leather.
Preferred...............50
10,800
236,600 Amerada Corp.............*
129,700 Amer Agric Chemical (Del).*
10
411,800 American Bank Note...
Preferred
...........50
14,511
*
74,900 Am Brake S Ac F
Preferred..............100
6,880
449,800 American Can............25
Preferred...
...100
17,700
259,900 Amer Car Ac Foundry.......*
Preferred..
100
104,600
*
94.500 American Chain
Preferred .............100
22,200
800
2,300
19,800
11,600
1,800
149,100
5,700
160,600
6,500
4,300
1
Bid
Abraham Ac Straus.........*
Preferred
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Oct. 31 1935
522,800, Alaska Juneau Gold Min.10
14,500 A P W Paper Go......—..*
•
346,100 tAllegheny Corp..
,
600
560
to
Air-Way Blec Appll Corp
•
10 Alabama & Vicksburg Ry.100
57.706
•
Low from
July 1 1933
Par
2,530
1,540
30,700
463,650
3,450
85,100
208,900
145,800
79,000
124,900
51,900
6,500
63,700
1,800
38,100
4,600
>
Shares
Shares
410
120
.
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHAK OS
SALES
AGGREGATE
May
Aug.
12
12
15
28
25
25
31
7
29
8
6
June 26
July 19
20% Aug. 23
4 106
July 27
14
4
18
43
Jan.
9
70% Feb. 16
3 149% May 6
29 27
18 146
Aug. 22
Oct.
25
3 102% Sept.30
21 105% Sept. 28
18 140% July 31
18
6% Jan. 18
15
13
19
13
18
29
15
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
26% Oct.
1
19% Oct. 30
91
Oct.
31
10% Sept. 27
64% Oct. 22
1% Jan. 18
6% Jan.
18
5% May 23
Aug. 21
49
Nov., 1935]
SALES
AQGREQATE
STOCKS
Low from
July 1 1933
In
October
Since
Jan, 1
H. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
to
Sharer
Shares
Par
561.300
5.400
36,700
r
1
'
530
1,200
17,800
190
2,800
261,600
31,800
600
60,900
19,400
4,300
Anaconda Copper.
29,300
100,000
4,140
11,300
111,400
1,640
34,600
1,014,600
i
165,200
9,300
226,500
153.200
10,000
Anaconda Wire Ac Gable....*
50",506
900
1,358,700
68,500
329,900
500
520,720
95,900
5,320
23,600
611,700
47,300
3,610
286,200
250
3,600
180,100
6,000
;
130
42",006
; 188,700
99,200
22,600
129,800
17,100
721.800
167,800
1,138,100
165,900
N 4,530
29,300
2,020
38,200
7,470
916,000
88,200
1,910
69,000
:' 4,500
400
2,400
260
10,900
1,030
129,300
10300
150
9,200
1,651,600
120
130
540
140,500
23,600
1,690
1,900
84,900
60,100
800
62.600
202,400
17,300
14,400
6,700
5,900
30,800
3,000
16,900
1,600
«
.
70
30,200
10,100
17,600
660
197,900
13,700
137,700
222,000
5,000
38,800
1,100
1,040
4,630
133,200
800
100
'
•
53%
mm
..25
Refining
m
Preferred..
...........
75
.100
it
Austin, Nichols Ac Co ......*
Prior A ...........—.....*
Aviation Corp of Del (The). .S
New.
.....3
27H
3
V:
2%
...............
254 Sale
Baldwin Locomotive Works.*
Preferred..
............
21
100
91%
Barker Bros................*
2%
........
Barnsdall
100
1st preferred.
..........100
Creamery......
25
Bethlehem Steel
Corp......*
7% preferred...........100
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet Inc •
Blaw-Knox................*
6,800
568,700
1,427,100
110,100
{Botany Cons Mills A......50
Bridgeport Brass Co........*
Brlggs Manufacturing. ... ..*
Brlggs Ac Stratton.........*
80,900
30,000
25,500
318,900
37,500
88,800
18,400
740
70,500
115,800
170,300
7,970
581,400
73,600
203,900
958,100
44,300
273,800
13,600
7,600
17,150
505,700
31,100
9,310
Bristol-Myers Co...........5
Brooklyn A Queens Transit.*
*
Preferred..............100
Blumenthal Ac Co pref....100
Boeing Airplane Co w 1—5
Bohn Alum Ac Brase Corp
5
Bloomlngdale Bros
m
27
■-
54
18
10
Conv preferred..—.......6
Preferred (7).
...100
Budd (E G) Mfg
*
Preferred 7%...
100
Rights...
............
Wheel
Watch.............*
Outlaid Co........
•
Bulova
...
Burns
Brothers class A ....*
Class B......
............*
100
Preferred-
Sale
1354 Sale
95
83
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
754
¥
Sale
254
254
23
Sale
36
%rnm
4254 Sale
43
uIH
354
6
47
3
%
{Bush Terminal Co.........*
2
7% debenture.........100
9454
98
6354 Sale
5954
62
12154 12154
654 Sale
5M Sale
1054 Sale
10%
Burroughs Add Macjh.......*
\
84
?
fjj
Sale
1854 Oct.
2
2354 Oct.
7
Oct.
4
30
Oct.
30
25
86
554
5054
54
8 54
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
Sale
23)4 Sale
2 54 Oct.
18 % Oct.
12)4 Oct.
8
14
3
Oct.
Oct.
3
16
107
44)4 Oct.
Oct.
112
554 Oct.
Oct.
65
954 Oct.
42)4 Oct.
11054 11354 110
16
Sale
10054 104
3354 36)4
92
Sale
1354 Sale
7954 8254
2154 Sale
1854 Sale
5454 Sale
4054 Sale
10954 Sale
2354 Sale
1354 Sale
2054 2154
60
554
Sale
254 Sale
2354 Sale
4254 Sale
41%
98
58
60
Sale
Sale
Sale
"7*T Sale"
654 Sale
Sale
13)4
89
7
Oct.
Oct.
14
3)4
28)4
1554
19%
Oct. 28
Oct. 30
Oct.
1
Oct. 23
2 110
14 46
10 114
2 10
4 7754
Oct. 30
Oct. 22
Oct. 31
Oct. 18
2
3
1054
5154
16 11154
10
1654
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
6754
69
54 Sale
954 Sale
10
Sale
21
Sale
1)4 Sale
1)4 Sale
54 Sale
8
Sale
754 Sale
2054 Sale z2554 Sale
1%
154 Sale
154
452
654
454
6)4
18
26
31
14
22
~33%~0ct7""i ~33%Oct""i
91
Oct. 11
95
Oct.
1254 Oct.
2
1454 Oct.
7954 Oct. 25 80 % Oct.
20)4 Oct.
3 2454 Oct.
18)4 Oct.
2 1954 Oct.
50
Oct.
3 565i Oct.
3454 Oct.
3 4054 Oct.
9754 Oct.
3 109% Oct.
Oct.
2254 Oct. 29 27
1254 Oct.
2 14)4 Oct.
21
Oct. 18 23
Oct.
Oct.
Sale grill Oct. 18 112
Sale
80
Oct. 28 83
Oct.
Sale
12)4 Oct.
2 1654 Oct.
45
Oct.
3 5054 Oct.
Sale
95
Oct. 24 98% Oct.
Sale
Oct.
3854 Oct.
3 43
Sale
Oct.
2254 Oct.
3 26
Sale
Sale
5354 Oct.
3 65)4 Oct.
654
554 Oct. 14
6% Oct.
154
154
54
154
1554 Sale ..1454 Sale
5354 Sale
4854 Sale
44
Sale
A3 54 Sale
25
Bucyrus-Brle Co........
Budd
110
654
:
Sale
100
57
Borg-Warner Corp........10
Sale
Sale
51
11254 11154
Sale
80
1354 Sale
1354
47 54
4854 Sale
9654 98
9554
40
Sale
4154
2454 Sale
2554
33*
Sale
Sale
114
Sale
23
109
83
^ sy
Sale
1054 Sale
1354 Sale
16
Sale
Sale
27
Boston Ac Maine.........100
Bru nswlck-Balke-Coll ......*
74
3854 Sale
10054 Sale
1454
.41
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
8
Mar. 13
16% Apr.
1
"iff
954
4454
11154
1554
51
2154
4454
*
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit ..*
10 preferred serlee A......*
Brooklyn Union Gas........*
Brown Shoe, Inc...........*
Preferred..............100
3
Sale
2254 Sale
1854 Sale
12
21
Class B....
Borden Co. (The)..........15
Preferred.... —j... ......*
,
80
9%
*
Sale
3354 Sale
7
79
/V.-
.........
Bon Ami class A
68
23
80
Preferred..
Sale
Sale
Sale
104
9)4
25)4 Sale
1454 Sale
18% Sale
107)4 Sale 110
45
4554 4454
11254 Sale 114
554
6
854
lbi
Corp............5
Bayuk Cigars, Inc..........*
Beatrice
19
9%
Bamberger (L) Ac Co pref..l00
Bangor Ac Arooetook.
50
Preferred......
100
Preferred
Sale
1554 Sale
Baltimore Ac Ohio........100
Preferred..............100
2154
2954
1554
101
854
nI
Atlas Tack Corp............*
Auburn Automobile ........*
'
Preferred..............10C
31,600
26,500
80,700
60,900
110,500
190,900
198,900
319,500
363,200
317,900
1,770
939,600
39,900
40,500
8,490
600
1,290
936,300
14,150
472,800
1,055,500
131,600
61,600
52,340
110,400
25,500
36,300
760
Calif Packing Corp. ........*
14,100
840
170
160,300
-810
50,900
212,200
35,100
"4*,410
10,100
1,600
4,100
60
93,700
30,100
4,330
800
12,900
55,400
1,200
600
4H
6,860
Pref ctfs of deposit.....100
93,300 Butte Copper At Zinc. ..... .5
34,800 {Butterick......
....*
214,700 Byers Co.......Ii.........*
6,330
160
I
Atlantic
sin
Atlas Powder...............*
470
102,300
.4,000
r
44
&
100
.........
26
Highest
Sale Prices
154 Oct.
14
Oct.
Oct.
3
2
41)4 Oct.
34% Oct.
9
3
Oct.
3
14
46
2
1
15
29
21
7
28
31
31
1
10
1
14
1
5
22
15
26
17
22
15
2)4 Oct. 26
1554 Oct. 28
55% Oct. 26
55
Oct. 26
4154 Oct. 26
2)4 Oct.
2
Oct. 11
25 25
3 4354 Oct.
7
2 99)4 Oct. 21
25 6354 Oct. 11
Oct.
7
30 62
9 12154 Oct.
4
2
954 Oct. 24
654 Oct. 31
3
954
9 13)4 Oct. 31
Oct. 31
8454
2 89
754 Oct. 15
554
2
45
3 6954 Oct. 28
1
Oct. 15
54
1
Oct. 21
754
3 10
854
9 1054 Oct. 19
1
19)4
30 23% Oct.
154 Oct.
1
1)4 Oct.
1
54 Oct. 11
% Oct.
1
95l Oct. 4
654 Oct.
3
18)4 Oct.
3 26 54 Oct. 29
154 Oct.
1
154 Oct. 16
5)4 Oct. 14 , 5)4 Oct. 14
2254
4154
96)4
5454
5954
12154
554
5)4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale Prices
23% Oct.
30
110
Jan.
4054 Oct.
8% Oct.
14
Oct.
100%
33%
72
11%
79
11%
15%
34
21%
55%
14%
9%
16%
10
10
3
10
30
26
15
91
June 26
37% Jan.
4
7% Aug. 31
10% Aug. 17
May 16
47% Sept. 17
115
Sept. 9
28
Oct.
23
45% Oct.
21
Jan.
Jan.
2
2
9
14
63
554 Jan.
3
4% Aug. 23
6 54 Jan.
9
28% Oct. 30
10
June 21
6
1
19
90% Oct. 16
40% Aug.
7
57% July 29
3% Feb. 25
5% Mar.
26
8
9% Oct. 21
Sept. 25
17% Oct. 15
109
Sept. 18
754 Mar. 12 18
954 Mar 13 23
100% Feb. 21 110
36% Mar. 12 49%
106% Mar. 18 115
37% Mar. 14
107% Jan. 11
7
30
4
74
1% Feb. 26
7% Apr.
3
32
Oct.
1754 Jan.
109
Apr.
10% Oct.
52
Aug.
122% July
108
Aug.
6% Jan.
70% Jan.
Sept. 11
Sept.11
Sept.13
Aug. 9
May
8
Oct. 18
7754 Oct.
10%
51%
115
19
18
May 16
Oct. 31
May 10
Mar.
1
Jan.
5 10854 June 18
Sept. 24 3354 Sept. 24
Feb.
2 95
Sept. 12
Mar. 18 1454 Sept. 11
7
Sept. 19 117% Mar
Mar. 13 24% Oct. 21
6
Mar. 13 1954 July
Jan. 30 56% Oct. 28
Mar. 18 41)4 Sept. 19
Mar. 18 109% Oct. 31
Mar. 19 2754 Sept. 30
Mar. 14 14)4 Oct. 10
June 19 23% Aug. 16
103k Jan. 22
28% Mar. 13
6% Mar. 18
112
June 19
83
Oct.
1
16% Oct.
5
39% July 10
59% Jan.
July
July
July
Oct.
8
Sept.
Jan. 31 100
3 47%
21
Mar. 29 26%
28% Jan. 15 65%
90
38% Oct.
3% Mar. 27
%
■8%
24%
23%
30%
1%
14
36%
June 6
Apr. 30
90
43
Jan.
4
Mar. 18
8
18
17
23
22
7
2% Oct. 26
15% Sept. 25
55% Oct. 26
Feb.
7
Jan. 17
May 25
Oct.
26
41% Oct.
26
Apr. 18
3% Jan.
May 9
Mar. 15
53)4 Apr. 12
12154 July 24
3% July
51
4% Mar 14
8% Mar. 15
62% Mar. 22
3% Mar. 15
23
Mar. 14
% Sept.11
2% Mar. 21
3% May 13
8% Mar. 13
% July
9
% Mar. 20
3
Mar. 16
13% Mar. 14
1
Apr.
8
5% Apr.
55
31% Jan.
46% Aug.
100
Aug.
71% Aug.
63% Aug.
125% Apr.
9% Oct.
8% May
15
May
9154 July
754 Oct.
6954 Oct.
1
10
11
23%
2%
1%
9%
26%
3%
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Oct.
Jan.
5
3
10
8
13
2
11
24
23
23
16
15
28
15
21
12
1
25
7
23
29
21
10% Jan. 22
3
Bush Term Bldga—
970
14,900
4,300
32,300
'
Preferred...
Atlan Coast Line RR....100
169,200
35,980
358,800
1,930
5,670
4,820
593,200
181,000
12,030
7,360
583,000
554,500
12,300
•.
3,100
4
63%
100
183.400 Beldlng-Hemingway........*
4,000 Belg Nat Rys part pref......
1,328,400 Bendlx Aviation Corp.M...l
186.700 Beneficial Indus Loan Corp.*
84,200 Best Ac Co....
..*
257,500
20,600
10.500
276,400
18,200
2,500
49,900
:
m
113
2%
3%
35,800 Beech-Nut Packing.......20
■
200
v
106
64
,
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
Ask
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
1154 Oct.
7 1754 Oct. 24
10% Sept. 25
a98
Sale
Oct. 23
96)4 Oct.
2 101
96)4 Oct.
2
8
9
8
8)4 Oct. 25 1054 Oct.
354 Mar. 21
44
Oct. 10 49)4 Oct. 26
48
Sale
49
Sale
36
Jan. 16
119
11854 119
11854 Oct.
4 12054 Oct. 17 117
Aug. 22
97
Apr.
3
10354 10454 10454 10554 10354 Oct. 18 105)4 Oct. 31
3% Sale
554 Oct. 21
454 Sale
354 Oct.
1
3% Apr. 3
59
Oct.
2 68)4 Oct. 21
56
65
Sale
Apr.
3
5954 Sale
100
101
Oct.
3 102
Oct. 19
85
Jan.
2
100
10054 100
3754 Sale
40
Sale
3354 Oct.
7 4054 Oct. 26
2554 July 19
4
-Mar. 6
654 Oct.
654 Sale
3
754 Sale
854 Oct. 15
8% Sale
854 Oct.
2
854
9)4
9)4 Oct. 21
354 Mar. 15
70
83%—- 90
Apr. 25
1454 Sale
1554 Sale "l2%"OctI"~3 "1754 "Oct?" 15
754 Mar. 13
106
107
Oct.
7 108% Oct. 24
10754 10854 106
80% Apr. 3
84
Oct.
2
48
Mar. 12
8554 87
9054 Oct. 16
8854 92
38
44
37
Oct.
4
3854 3754 Oct. 30 38
2954 Feb. 21
44
Oct.
9 5054 Oct. 28
4854 Sale
35% Mar. 28
48)4 Sale
88
Sale
82
Oct. 15 88
87
Sale
Oct.
1
66% Mar. 29
24
Sale
25
Sale
2054 Oct.
3 2554 Oct. 29 .19% Apr.
3
5
Sale
5
Oct.
1
3
Mar. 6
554 Sale
6)4 Oct. 21
6
8
8
Oct.
5
6
Mar. 5
754
'854 Oct. 21
9)4
2154 Sale
2054 Oct.
3 2354 Oct. 23
2254 Sale
2054 Oct.
3
44
Sale
45
Sale
41)4 Oct. 22 46
Oct. 28
3254 Apr.
3
11354 Sale
111
Oct. 18 11354 Oct.
1 10654 Jan.
2
0
8
Oct. 17
854 Sale
9
Oct. 23
4
Mar. 13
O/8
42
Sale
37
Sale
35
Oct.
3 4554 Oct. 21
15
Mar. 18
754 Sale
654 Oct.
2
754 Sale
854 Oct. 11
554 May 6
42
3854 4154 40
Oct. 11
39)4 Oct. 25 42
3554 May 7
3
Mar. 13
"3%Sale "354 Sale" *"§54 Octr"2 ""354 Oct'"16
254 July 10
Jo*
..........100
170 Beech Creek RR Co...
50
••"*25
%
Atchison Top A 8 Fe
5.627 Atl Gfc W1SS Unas.
!
*
6,500
Preferred..............100
9,600
I
100
;
Oct.
Ask Bid
12% Sale
mm
2d preferred...........100
630 Associated Oil............ 25
57,800
8,700
26,300
754
12,400
;;
108,800
6,300
43,100
1,040
.
Preferred
Oct. 1
20 %
24%
56
Anchor Cap
Corp..........*
Preferred................*
Andes Copper Mining Co...*
Archer Daniels Mid.........*
Preferred..............100
Armour (Del) pref.
..100
Armour of Illinois. 4-. ......5
$6 convertible preferred..*
Preferred
.......Iff
Armstrong Cork Co........*
Arnold Constable Corp.....5
Artloom Corporation.......*
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Bid
223,400 Associated Dry Goods......!
1st preferred...........100
23,110
1,810
,
Oct. 31 1935
4,080,000
300
V
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N
Callahan Zinc-Lead.
..
Canadian
Pacific..—...—25
Cannon Mills..............*
Preferred class A........10
Car Clinch F Ac Ohio Ry..l00
Stamped.... .........10n
..100
Pref 7% ..........
100
Caterpillar Tractor.. .......*
Celanese Corp of America...*
tCelotex Go................*
Case (J I) Co
2%
i
§54
44
17)1
58
Sale
53
35
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3454 Sale
54 Sale
54
5)4
2554
854
Sale
56)4
954 Sale
3654 Sale
11
1154
44)4 Sale
55
854
22 %
aee page
43.
28
100
2
3
Oct.
Oct.
2
36 54
%
654
29%
1354
56)4
954
40%
1254
46%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
94
0~ct~~8
5
23
2
854 Oct.
2
Oct.
8
854 Oct.
2
3654 Oct.
10)4 Oct.
44
Oct.
1
56
3
15
7
8
31
31
5
23
15
30
11% Mar. 14
Mar. 14
32
30% Aug.
1
% July
8
2% Mar. 13
7% Mar. 13
3
Jan.
7
Aug. 21
6% Oct.
8
29% Oct. 31
16% Jan.
Sept. 27
50
Apr.
9
8% Oct.
2
June
Jan.
42% Feb. 18
1% Jan.
3
8)|
30
Jan. 21
Apr. 26
56%
13%
40%
1354
46%
1
454 Mar. 21
7
Oct.
5
Jan.
9
Oct. 15
Sept. 7
Oct.
8
Aug. 29
July 18
7
42
Oct.
Oct.
1
2
4554 Oct. 25
37 H
4554 Sale
4454 Sale
4354 Oct.
4
45%/>ct.
37% Mar. 12
Oct.
Oct.
1
5
1.7)4
52
28
Sale
Sale
6
Sale
50
100
1354 Sale
53%——
954 Sale
3954 3954
1254 Sale
46
4654
3254 Oct.
54 Oct.
22%
2%
1%
20%
60%
10
Mar. 28
1% Mar. 12
% June
3
4554 Sale
ts*
7954 Sale
Sale
117)1
2554 Sale
569,400 Chesapeake Be Ohio..
3,100 {Chic Ac East 111 RR
12,700
0% preferred.....
5)4 Sale
2954 Sale
Oct. 31
Oct.
7
Oct. 28
Oct. 23
Oct.
1
4554 Sale
"92"" "§4%
70
35
1854
27,390
7% preferred...—....—100
3,300 Checker Cab...............5
103,700 Chesapeake Corp. ........_*
57;
1554
254
54
1854
58
29 %
60
34
Century Ribbon Mills
*
Preferred..............100
Sale
Oct. 23
Oct. 28
54 Oct. 14
1554 Oct.
3
5154 Oct. 18
12
2
32)4 Feb. 25
82% Feb. 27 88
85
Mar. 20 95
45% Mar. 18 104% Oct. 28
Oct. 23
83% Apr. 11 125
Oct. 22
36)4 Jan. 16 58
7
1954 Apr. 26 35% Jan.
6%
Oct.
1
1% Apr.
3
4% May 21
1% Mar. 8
11 % Mar. 20 39)J Sept. 27
May
8
22% Feb. 13 29
34
Mar. 18 62)4 Aug. 17
12% Jan. 16
6% July 31
2
96% Mar. 14 109% Jan.
38% Jan. 15 63% Apr. 25
7% Oct. 25
3% Mar. 13
Oct. 28
23
Mar. 12 68
7% Oct. 11
454 Mar. 27
36
Mar. 12 47% Aug. 15
26
Central RR of N J—-
-100
1554 Sale
54 Sale
1654 Sale
Voting trust certificates..*
Preferred..............100
Central Agulrre Associates.*
Pasco Copp........*
122,800 Certain-Teed Prod. ........*
16%
Capital Admin Co Ltd C A..1
1.309,200 Gerro de
For footnote*
1154
;.y. 32 ;
.....1
Canada Southern........100
1654
254 Sale
Calumet Ac Hecla Cons Cop 25
Campbell W Ac C Foundry...*
Canada Dry Glng Ala.......5
15
254
5)4
75
2394
254
d
85
92
101
124
56
29
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
754
93
58
7)4
102
Sale
654 Sale
5754 62
7
1
1H
Sale
Sale
154
"
Oct.
5
8
2 10454 Oct. 28
Oct. 23
15 125
50
Oct.
2554 Oct.
3
2
4)4 Oct.
14
58
Oct. 22
3154 Oct. 21
654 Oct.
1
"3254 Oct7"26 "38%"OctI"l5
"3754 Sale"
56
92
76)4 Oct.
11654 Oct.
11
"2654 Sale"
49
51
24)4 Oct. 17 27
47)4 Oct. 14 54
9%
Oct.
2
Oct. 23 102
Oct.
3 6054
Oct.
3
754
Oct. 14 68
7)4
9
102
102)4 102
5454
5954 Sale
554
654 Sale
59)4
63)4 Sale
854
7
1
1)4
Sale
Sale
154
1
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
754 Oct.
28
23
30
23
31
25
28
11
1
1% Oct.
3
1% Oct. 28
1
47% Sept. 11
2% Jan. 12
Apr. 26
-
% June
3
254 Jan.
8
N. Y. STOCK
3<i
sales
aggregate
Jan.
October
10
12,700
7,900
15,500
20,000
3,400
19,800
5,600
3,300
2,900
3,000
:
1,062,900
21,000
1,930
88,400
i
82,610
9,790
5,631,300
160,600
;
18,444
Copper..........—25
6
City Ice Ac Fuel............*
Chile
Chrysler Corporation
;
-.100
5
...
-
V
Graphite Bronze (The)l
490 Cleveland & Pittsburgh-..50
45,000
40
Cleve
10
""966
t:
460
17,970
97,800
1,374,500
2,611,300
292,000
4,700
260,000
18,600
15,230
2,470
56,400
vv;,,
780
6,250
60
260
33,500
37,500
398,800
14,300
14,200
249,500
189,600
244,200
3,084,500
138,700
98,600
1,685,150
6,900
37,340
225,600
359,100
345,900
900
43,000
3,500
5,280
I,120
11,900
70
500
2,500
23,900
113,200
138,400
13,900
18,000
4,600 p.
$4.25
800
106,500
17,100
41,100
28,900
2,700
cony
Commercial
99,100
100,700
27 J*
98 %
Sale
....*
x71a
m
*
#
;
44M
53**
Sale
87
Sale
;V
20
40 **
55 **
25
100
133
J*
23
7
18 H
32
40
..*
Crosley Radio
Crown Cork & Seal........*
...*
Preferred..
«
;; it*
30
..........100
Cuba Co (The)...........
*
.
Cudahy Packing..........50
Curtis vPubllshlng Co (The)*
Sale
33
45** Sale
91** Sale
4% Sale
24** Sale
85
1
Sale
y:
i
2
67**
40**
17**
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
al03
3
8** Sale
87** Sale
6**
10%
39
27 J*
36
15
2%
3
Sale
250
5% non cum pref.......100
25,900 DevoeAt Reynolds A......
*
6,700
1,500
29,300
II,800
153,600
8,300
4,000
300
500
10,700
640
87,200
18.90C
394,100
86,400
1,178:400
50,100
36,300
,vv
2,200
vv:
2,000
38,400
-
For footnotes
see
1st
Preferred...........100
Diamond Match............*
Participating
6%
Pref..25
Dome Mines Ltd............*
Dominion Stores Ltd--.-...*
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc....*
Dresser
(S R) Mfg
conv cl A..*
Class B
•
Duluth South Sh Ac Atl__100
73
61
page
43.
Int
....
72
61
10 J*
fl*
A*
30** Sale
101
3
2
2l*
89**
5%
37
118
3
45
30
87
Oct.
31
Mar. 26
June 25
87
Oct.
48
June 25
v
22
Oct"
1
2
98
31
68**
2
15**
3 90
7
76**
3 ,58.
7
Oct.
23
Oct.
Oct.
15
30
Oct.
23
35
80
27 %
25
,
oh
11%
Sale
15
Sale
44** Sale
8** Sale
67** Sale
70
Sale
68** 110
5% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
110*1
** Sale
16** Sale
Sale
38
,
Oct.
Oct.
67
70
3
3
2
14
2
8
25
31
7
11
Oct.
Oct.
72** Oct.
31
23
Oct.
2
15** Oct.
2
4
Oct.
2
98** Oct.
3% Oct.
7% Oct.
110*1 Oct.
3% Oct.
*6 Oct.
11** Oct.
4% Oct.
6** Oct.
3
3
2
2
29
10
3
2
3
Oct.
1
26
1
70** Oct.
4 113
30 105
21
15
19** Oct.
2% Oct.
16
30
71
Oct.
30
9% Oct.
41** Oct.
18
24
Oct.
29
15
42
Oct.
1
55** Oct.
9** Oct.
70
Oct.
77
Oct.
76** Oct.
5% Oct.
19** Oct.
30** Oct.
100** Oct.
4% Oct.
9% Oct.
112** Oct.
4% Oct.
4
29
Jan.
Jau.
15
42
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
3
2
Oct.
26
Oct.
Oct.
2
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8 156
3
0%
3 38
2
17**
5 42**
157
5% Sale
37** Sale
16
Sale
41
Sale
45**
47
94** Sale
5% Sale
26
Sale
60
148**
4%
37**
12?*
31**
45**
91 J*
4%
23**
Oct.
Oct.
84**
85** 84
1
Oct.
1% Sale
7%
8
7% Oct.
0% Sale
5% Oct.
63**
66**
52** Oct.
41** Sale x39% Oct.
18** Sale
15** Oct.
95
Oct.
96** Sale
2% Sale
2% Oct.
7** Oct.
7% Sale
91
95
87** Oct.
70
75
38** Sale
,
15
1
2
2
16
4
9
16
23
3
3
24** Oct. 28
57** Oct. '24
68** Oct. 30
Oct.
30
Oct.
26
17
35** Jan.
46
Oct.
3
94**
5**
26**
85**
1%
Oct. 29
Oct. 25
Oct. 15
Oct.
2
Oct.
3
11**
23**
43**
74**
3**
Sept.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
14
Mar.
4
40** Jan.
42?* Oct.
20
Oct.
28 104** Oct.
Sale
3B
Sale
**
**
**
%
4% Sale
7
39% Sale
38
Sale
38**
37**
8**
33
25**
13
39
Sale
Sale
37
37
37** Oct.
6% Oct.
Oct.
10
May
41** Oct.
15** Aug.
49
July
58** Sept.
10** Jau.
30
17
24
17
19
20
9
24
28
6
16
15
14
21
19
17
28
14
5
29
31
14
17
9
95** Oct. 26
17** Oct. 28
42** Aug. 14
2
Oct.
26
24** Oct. 28
60?* Aug. 19
2
78** July 10
May 23
8 165
13
0% Jan.
3
15 39** Mar. 4
24 17** Oct. 25
42** Oct. 29
14
47** Apr. 20
4
13 94** Oct. 29
5% Oct. 25
8
28
15
Sept.18
12 86** Sept. 18
28
1*6 Feb. 18
10
5
May 15
22
8** May 13
3
80** May 13
2
3 47*6 Jan.
15
22*6 Jan.
8
14 105J* June 13
12
3% Sept. 25
15
10** Jan.
2
73
61
Mar. 23
June
8
92
Oct.
30
72
July
27
Oct, 24
16
Mar. 13
41
Oct.
24
25
31
Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
2
3
5** Oct.
Oct.
23
23 120
Oct.
5 38** Oct.
22
39** O^t.
40** Oct.
8?* Oct.
16
1
26
42
Oct.
22
Oct.
2
35
Oct.
21
20%
12**
*6
**
4%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
2
26** Oct.
13** Oct.
** Oct.
** Oct.
0% Oct.
29
22
7
2
31
%
Sale
71
7
29
M
0%
Mar.
89 J* Mar.
2
Mar.
15
11
2
7
7
2
Oct.
23** Jan.
7
2% Aug. 14
30
Sale
13g
Aug. 15
29
Oct.
Sale
v
15
25
Aug. 10
Oct.
4
1
23
21
31
2
8
5
72
Jan.
Oct.
2 36**
3
15**
29
2%
11 116**
31
3
18
May 14
May 13
9
41
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
29
Oct.
58
92
2
116** 120** 117
19 239** Oct.
21
15
23
76** Oct.
Oct.
28
4
1
8
30
Oct.
3*1
9
5%
Jan.
Oct.
68
2
2*1
Jan.
5
5** July
28** Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
Oct.
5** Oct.
36** Oct.
1
28
71
Oct.
47** Apr.
Oct.
6** Oct.
10
24
30**
12**
2**
98**
Oct.
4% Mar.
25
29
27
Sale
33** Sale
14** Sale
2%
2%
110% Sale
60
148** Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7
7
Oct.
2
2
1
70
30
23
235* Mar. 1
41
Apr.
2
7
Mar. 14
62
Mar. 28
74
Jau.
82
Feb.
70
Oct. 31
80
Mar.
72** Oct. 23
3** May 17
7** Jan.
14** May 31
22*| Feb.
15** Feb. 20 34*1 Aug.
72** Feb. 23 101** Aug.
1% Mar. 12
4% Oct.
10** May
6** Mar. 13
108*1 Feb. 5 112** Oct.
5
2% Jan. 25
May
1% Jan.
** Aug. 10
8** June
5
17?* Oct.
7% Oct.
2% June 10
4** Mar. 13
9% Aug.
** Apr.
1% Aug.
1
46** Jan. 28 67** Aug.
28** Mar. 13
** Jan.
2
15*1 Mar. 14
41** Mar. 11
3
3
2
67** Sale
Mar. 15
Feb.
7
15
1
84** Oct.
13** Oct.
38
Oct.
3
27
9
62** Jan.
53** Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
July
Oct.
3
Mar. 6
4
29*1 Jan.
5% Mar. 18
26
28
Sale
93**
16**
41**
1%
Oct.
July
15** Oct.
29 105
95?* Oct.
17** Oct.
16
15
64
37** Oct.
13
28
1
7
26
28
22** Sale
25
Feb.
Jan.
7
May 20
Mar. 13 115** Jan.
29
31
Sale
39**
4
21
22
22
31
19
56**
111
97**
16**
**
Oct.
16
31
26
5
13
22
25
23
25
21
21
11
11
10
5
32**
59**
7
33
3
23 119**
17** Oct.
7% Oct.
8?* Oct.
1** Oct.
64** Oct.
Sale
4%
7
Sale
11
1
110
Oct.
25
90
2
29
26
17
Aug. 23
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
81
Mar. 15
Oct.
Oct.
16
Oct.
1
8% Oct.
55% Oct.
Sale
Sale
17i
Oct.
Oct.
89
3** Mar. 13
35** Mar. 13
34** Jan.
39** Jan.
16
40** Sale
7% Sale
31
Oct. 23
37
20
July 27 28**
Aug. 19 126
161** Jan.
2 278
53*1 Apr. 20 57**
450
Sept. 5 450
19**
15** June
1
101
Jan.
3 106**
9
Mar. 13
40?*
69** Mar. 13 107**
8**
0% Jan. 10
5%
** Mar. 13
5
Mar 14
28**
10** Feb. 28 22
7
Feb. 26
17**
14**
0% Mar. 9
98
67
Jan. 15
31
18
7
110
Oct. 29
Oct.
8%
2
Oct.
Oct.
7%
8
55** Sale
7%
120
Sale
38
21
Preferred..............iso
Dunhlll
27** July
16** Oct.
1% Oct.
55** Oct.
8% Oct.
34** Oct.
13** Oct.
26** Oct.
44** Oct.
7% Oct.
155
*
138*2
Preferred
*
4% Sale
37** Sale
12**
13%
5%
V.'• a
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9%
99
Sale
152
62
149
Davega Stores Corp........5
*
655,200 Deere Ac Co
30
60
111
53
9**
4,200
Sale
Sale
Sale
h
14*2
35*2
13*2
100
.
16
lio" "Oct" "23 U6** ~QctlT§
57
Cutler-Hammer, Inc........*
60
111%
Sale
9%
Preferred
...........20
120,400
400,000 Delaware Ac Hudson.....100
50
527,300 Del Lack Ac Western
800
17,500 Denver Rio Gr Ac Wes pref 100
100
7,600
57,200 Detroit Edison.
100 •rvv
350 Detroit Ac Mackinac Ry Co,100
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
55**
0%
15,300
45
26
19
19,800
55,700
3
57** Oct.
Sale
J*
;
5% Oct.
23** Oct.
25
24
2**
............
3** Apr. 30
12** May 15
87
Sept. 20
28
Sale
3
1
17
Oct.
20
Cuban American Sugar....10
Curtlss Wright Corp...
2
Oct.
18**
29**
100**
3%
9**
13** Sale
40** Sale
1% Sale
Cuba RR pref...........100
Preferred..
69** Sept. 10
4 278
Oct.
10
29
19
7
13
25
24
3
4
29
15 116
60**
10**
81**
69**
48**
Jan.
26
~2o~" Oct"2
85
23
4
12** Oct.
Aug.
7% Jan.
25** Sept.
88?* Oct.
24** May
100
May
30
Oct.
Oct.
48
55
Feb.
Mar. 12
Oct.'
8
12
Sept. 18
47** Sept. 18
2% Jan.
9
4*| Jan.
9
5% Oct.
23** Oct.
Oct.
27
Sale
37
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co..20
*
♦
Sept.17
3** Mar. 15
4
7
8
37
114
8** Sale
1** Sale
»&
▼ t c
July
9
Mar. 30
July 22
July 19
3
80
243** Oct.
Sale
Sale
Crucible Steel of Amer....100
Mar. 13
**
1%
1**
9**
25
Jan.
4% Jan.
5** Jan.
10*| Jan.
3
7
115
1
Continental OH of Del.....5
Crown Zellerbach
20
Mar. 29
June 28
July
1
Apr.
3
Jan.
7
Jan.
4
Sept. 12
Sept. 9
3
:
276
8
1
Preferred
23
Mar. 13
Mar. 29
2%
4%
2%
34**
21
Oct.
3% Oct.
114
*
Insurance..2.50
Corn Prod Refining
Preferred
35
10
270
*
Continental Diamond Fibre 5
Coty.Inc
Cream of Wheat ctfs...
75** Oct.
85
7
20
Continental Motors
12
Sale
Sale
100
11
26
25
29
24
-----
5
2
»
.........
8
Oct.
Oct.
77
110% 111%
4 Vs Sale
** Sale
12 % Sale
2*6
A....20
Continental Can.....
Oct.
33
49** Sale
Sale
3% Sale
103
100
Consolld RRof Cuba pref. 100
Consolidated Textile. ......*
Class B
9
31
12
2%
2%
12?*
28**
18**
8%
70
Sale
70%
Sale
Sale
......
84,400
10,400
35,200
44,900
/
57
4%
•
Continental
Sale
56
16
30 J*
Consol Laundries Corp.....*
Preferred
42
8
5 **
Class A
1
800 Cushmans Sons 7% pref..100
980
8% preferred
*
3,200
•
41
70
250
'
.
2$
7 h
Continental Bak cl A
7
25
42** Sale
67
Sale
00%
113
110% 112
102^1 Sale
99**
18** Sale
17**
2*6
1% Sale
58*6 Sale
67**
5%
8%
8%
40
37% Sale
13**
14%
14**
1
720 Crown WH P 1st pf
20,000
■
*
..*
Container Corp class
Claas B
Oct.
88?* Oct.
15** Oct.
Oct.
Sale" 110%
75
.....
25
2
:
Sale
Sale
07%
70%
8% preferred
3
Oct.
5
Sale
Sale
45 **
Consolidated Oil Corp
,
15**
88**
45 Ja
Pref $5
Oct.
Oct.
69
1
23
1
16
22
61
100
Consolidated Gas
6
21
2
95
warrants..100
Preferred
107,200
110,300
22,000
51,300
6,660
279,920
40,700
56,300
171,300
90,200
729,100
595,400
410
■
*
Con sol Film Industry..
28,600
25,000
2,450
9,200
45,500
/ "
4% preferred.........-.100
z
14
24
9
2
Oct.
16
56** Sale
11% Sale
83 **
85
68 *f
71
51% Sale
114%
110
16**
pref
2
Oct.
1% Oct.
11** Oct.
25** Oct.
4% Oct.
5
15**
**
**
1 **
3%
4%
52** Jan.
29** Jan.
'ft
preferred (6H)
1*1
3
7
24
23
29
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc.
Prior
7
Oct.
** Feb. 28
1 % Feb. 28
1
Mar. 30
32
23
'
Conde-Nast Publlc'ns ...._.*
Prior
3
3
Oct.
2
4% Sale
21** Sale
75**
21**
m
-
Consolidated Cigar.......—*
Preferred
......100
179,600
170
'IB.:
„
9% Oct.
40** Oct.
1
2
7
2
24
25
Sale
14
7
3
Oct.
1** Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
16**
4lH
Conn Railway Ac Lighting 100
121,200
24,800
14,000
1,900
3,900
'
28** Oct.
1%
2%
2%
33**
1%
1%
2%
5%
11**
44**
10
2%
14
•10**
*
21
9
24
Highest
Sale Prices
67
7 *6
5*
v
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
T** Sale
2% Sale
2
2%
11
12**
27
Sale
5% Sale
23** Sale
85** Sale
14** Sale
77
Sale
37
—
** Oct.
2% Oct.
2% Oct.
Lowest
Sale Prices
88
31 %
15 H
Congress Cigar.
1
Highest
"I6**"0ct7"3 "l9"""Octv"3l
Sale
105
Sale
2 106** Oct. >22
105** 104** Oct.
28% Oct.
2 40?* Oct. 25
Sale
39** Sale
105
107
Sale
103** Oct.
4 107** Oct. 23
7
Oct.
4
8
8**
8
8% Oct. 25
3% Oct. 30
Sale
3% Sale
2% Oct.
2
Sale
12** Oct.
2 21** Oct. 31
21** Sale
16
Oct.
2
16
18
17** Oct. 23
20 J*
12
Oct.
2
Sale
14** Sale
15** Oct. 29
10
Oct. 22
10
Oct. 22
14% 10**
12**
105
5
*
.....
since jan.
Sale Prices
533
105
9
69**
Sale:
Sale
43
17% Sale
66
,
87
-----
Sale
Commonwealth Ac Southern *
--.-*
:
483
22 %
84%
97 %
Preferred..
Sale
55
.v
;._.*
Solvents
-----
Sale
preferred-—♦
pref ser of'35..*
.....
3%
Sale
20%
22
110** 115
45 J*
200
9
Sale;
2%
...
3%
17%
246
Convertible
448,800
133,800
163,100
357,300
1,154,400
28,235
355,900
9,500
290,200
141,100
126,900
125,900
20,000
61,600
28,700
14,800
110,500
213,900
3,110
79,400
*
Comm InvTrust
35
90
.
364,025
5
** Sale
Sale
Sale
80
85
■
>
',43^:p-~;
20
'
Sale
Sale
2%
72%
14**
78%
83
13*
2%
1**
23*
5%
10**
43**
26
83
'
.*
—*
10 Coca Cola Internal Corp...*
468,700 Colgate-Palmollve-Peet Co..*
64,866
20,200
Preferred. ..........—100
2,300
139,000 : f 707,500 Collins & Atkman
17,980
Preferred
......100
2,230
900
4,020 Colonial Beacon Oil Co..—.*
130,200 {Colorado Fuel 5c Iron . ... .*
15,400
19,600
Preferred
.......100
3,370
^ :
230
5,870 Colorado 0c Southern.... 100
9,860
1st preferred
.......100
1,240 ; '
20
2,730
2d preferred
...100
187,500 Columbian Carbon..._.....*
25,400
269,300 Columbia Pictures Corp vt c *
13,000
3,010,000 Columbia G At EI common...*
564,400
78,810
Preferred ..............100
v
7,300
540
5,690
5% pref series B........100
630,000 Commercial Credit........10
144,800
10,410
Preferred 7%
...25
Class A................-50
32,292
Preferred B. -.........—25
13,910
Preferred 5** %
11,800
"4,366
—
66,500
1,600
21,600
181,300
357,900
18,900
22
31
76,700 Coca-Cola Co (The)
36,900
Claas A
5,400
5,800
9
Sale Prices "
1% Sale
Sale
34
/'
.1.............
16,500 Cluett, Peabody & Co......*
940
Preferred
.......100
60
■
3*6
•Tv
32
1
Sale
25%
4%
.S
Special.
Sale
Sale
6
2*2:
71
60 C C C & St Louis pref..__100
150,100
Sale
Sale
1%
2%
5%
11%
10%: 14
3k
-
30
1
1%
2%
a*
8*;
........100
Preferred
■
44
15
•
Childs Co
1H
Sale
'
1
OH.....10
Cblckash* Cotton
250 City Investing Co
135,600 City Stores new
99,300 Clark Equipment
250
6,700
54,900
k
Chicago Yellow Cab
4,700
,
8**
-•if'
..—
1
200 /
8,500
22,400
1,000
1
A*
Lowest
31
Ask
Ask Bid
2*6
•
Oct.
Oct. 1
.,
Bid
46,900 Chicago Great Western..100
Preferred .' :
-.'.100
35,400
170 JChu indUnap & Louie ptlOO
118,800 Chicago Mail Order Co..-..5
153,000 tcbic Mil St Paul * Pacific-•
Preferred
I®0
302,300
297,000 Chicago St North Weet- —100
Preferred
—.....100
71,500
193,200 Chicago Pneum Tool
Preferred—
-—*
159,700
52,700 IChic Rock Isl & Pac._..lO0
30,700
7% prefferred
100
40,700
6% preferred
...—100
3,000
3,000
1935
Par
Shares
range
1933
to
Oct. 31
1
•
Shares
1
July
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
STOCKS
"
In
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
6** Mar.
6
June
7
22** Mar.
19
Jan.
V
23** Mar. ft
11
Mar. 13
1** Feb. V
65
2
5%
35**
114**
26**
34**
34*1
6**
17**
13**
6**
**
**
2
Mar. 13
Aug. 12
Oct.
2
May
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
June
June
June
6
Jan.
12** May
50% Jan.
8 120** July
2 a:40** Aug.
7
41** May
15 43*1 May
29 12*| Jan.
35
Oct.
12
15 26** Oct.
18
13** Sept.
% Aug.
13
** Aug,
21
1 6
0% Oct.
Aug. 28
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
o£t.
8**
25
55** Oct. 31
28
Sept. 5
43** Jan.
7
19** Jan.
7
4?* Jan.
8
116** Oct. 31
17
1
2
8
14
3
17'
28
21
29
18
27
6
31
Nov., 1935]
AGGREGATE
N. Y. STOCK
SALES
In
Since
October
to
2,000
■
170
'
360
:
12,600 Duplan Silk
•
Preferred
100
1,040
799,800 Du Pont de Nem 8c Co (El) .20
39,000
6% non-YOtinf} deben .100
r
8,550 Dugueine Lighr 1st pref..100
112,800
192,500
5,280
1 447,700
25,900
1,472,900
9,520
952,900
310
61,800
7,900
321,600
760
156,900
IN OCTOBER
37
RANGE SINCE JAN.
'
1
•
92
v
...
85
:
13
5
120
Eaton
Mfg. Co.........,....*
/VrlO
Electric Boat.
........
3
>>:■
Sale
15
Sale
110
Sale
123k Oct,
Oct-
17k Oct.
15
4 114 k Oct.
28
3 136k Oct.
28
Oct.
28
126k Feb.
Oct.
2
3
Sale
115
131k Sale a:128kOct.
9 132
112k 114k 111k Oct. 22 114,
7
Oct.
26
166
Sale
151
Oct.
2 166
Oct.
30
155
160
158
Oct,
7 160k Oct.
10
23
9
21
6k
Sale
Sale
104
8 132
18 115
Feb.
17k May 16
-----
x28k Sale
5
6 k Sale
5k
36 k Sale
31k Sale
110k 111
112k 113
9 k Sale
9 k Sale
3
Oct.
Highest
Sale Prices
12 k May 21
Sale Prices
19
Aug.
6
103
Mar. 20 114k Oct. 28
86 k Mar. 18 136k Oct. 28
130
6k
75
■■
Highest
Sale Prices
114
15
Lowest
Lowest
Sale Prices
134
154 k Sale
159
165
28 k Sale
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)...5
Preferred..............100
,4s*
V
17
17k
112
114k
12 k
....*
Mtlntfon Schlld..
,
>
31
Oct.
Ask Bid
Sale
••••:
e!8
100
.....
110
129
59k
104 k
Eastman Kodak Co. of N. J.*
Preferred.
16
.12 H
*«
100
Eastern Rolling Mills.
1
Oct.
Bid
Par
160 Durham Hot Mills pref
12,600
15,500
PRICES
Oct. 31 1935
Shares
81,800
3,200
;
Low from
July 1 1933
1
Jan.
Shares
STOCKS
H. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE—STOCK8
5k Oct.
25k Oct.
5
3
3
Oct.
2
29k Oct.
3
110
Oct.;
8k Oct.
.
30k Oct.
7k Oct.
38k Oct.
Oct.
22
10k Oct.
10
2 112
3
3 k Mar. 13
8
110k Jan. 16 166
141
Jan.l
16k Jan.
Oct.
.
30k
3 k Mar. 27
7k
19 k Jane
1 38k
107
Jan. 23 113 k
3 k Mar. 15
5
5
Mar.
4 164
15
28
Aug.
23
10k
Jan.
7
Oct.
30
July
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
26
23
4
21
25
20
Elec 8c Musical Ind—
20,500
113,200
•
^
62,000
27,200
11,900
2,000
1,300
2,200
177,500
760,900
581,300
285,400
74,000
13,500
16,000
29,000
2,720
53,300
63,900
44,700
24,600
115,600
203,500
I
400
f
11,700
8,900
5,700
2,900
14,500
28,200
9,700
14,000
American
shares..........
Elec Power 8c Light
$7 pref
$6 pref
....._*
Elec
?lm
3
.
_
.
.
Preferred
_.
.
.
112
*
preferred ........*
$5.50 preferred
$6 cum preferred.........*
Equitable Office Bldg
*
Erie..
First preferred.........100
23,500
Second
preferred.......100
14",800
300,900
i
5k
28 k
25 k
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
42 k
6k
Ilk
Sale
Sale
Sale
8k
14
Sale
6k
9 k Sale
61k
50
230 Erie 8c Pittsburgh
50
144,700 Eureka Vacuum Clean......5
24,800
5,150
'■
4
...100
66,600
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
38
m
6k
6k
4k
lk
64 k
128 k
4k
36 k
conv
;
25 k
22 k
47 k
';$45
?
..........100
Engineers Pub Service
6k Sale
k Sale
.......-SO
Endlcott-Johnson.........50
$5
2H
33%
*i
Storage Battery
■
*
tElk Horn Coal Corp.......*
Preferred
i
51k
k
lk
62 k
130
7k
46 k
49
50
5k
10
13
8k
61k
13
Sale
12 k
18 k
Sale
18k
3k
'
Evans Products Co.........5
21,340 Exchange Buffet Corp.
3
v:
2
*
..
f
3k
:..y
3k
5k Sept.21
8 k Feb. 18
6k Oct. 23
Sale
5k Oct.
3
4
Oct.
2
lk Mar. 15
6k Oct. 30
Sale
7k Aug. 17
3
Mar. 13
22
Oct.
2
32
29k Oct. 30
Sale
Aug. 17
Sale
2k Mar. 13 28
19k Oct,
2 26k Oct. 30
Aug. 17
39
Mar. 21
*45
Oct.
3
52k Oct. 28
Sale
52k Oct. 28
k Mar. 29
Sale
k Oct.
1
k Oct.
9
k Jan. 10
1
Oct. .11
k Apr.
lk
lk Oct.
1
1
lk Aug. 17
52 k Jan. 16
63 1
1
66
61k Oct. 23 64k Oct.
Sept. 5
131 - 128k Oct.
1 131k Oct. 16 125k Jan. 10 132
Apr. 23
lk Mar. 6
Sale
7 k Aug. 19
7k Oct. 30
4k Oct.
2
14
Mar. 19
Oct. 30
47
Oct. 30
Sale
35k Oct.
2 47
Sale
14 k Feb,
Oct. 30
7 50
Oct. 30
38k Oct.
3 50
55 k
15k Mar. 19 52k Oct. 30
42k Oct. , 2 52 k Oct. 30
4k Aug: 8
Sale
6k Oct.
1
7 k Aug. 21
5k Oct.
8
7 k Mar. 20
Sale
9
Oct.
3
Ilk Oct.
1
14
Jan.
4
Sale
14 k Oct. 29
12
Oct.
5
8k Mar. 26 17 k Aug. 14
Sale
6k Mar. 12 13
Jan.
9k Oct.
1
7
7k Oct, 15
69 k Feb. 18 73
73
Sept. 26
Sale
"Ilk Oct!"28 "l3 k "Oct" "22 10k Mar. 19 14 k Aug. 17
15
Sale
May
7 23k Feb. 21
17k Oct.
3 20k Oct. 22
2
4
Apr. 30
5
Jan. 18
4k Oct. 26
3k Oct.
3
,
"
760
1,220
15,800
1,480
13,500
8,460
14,780
220,000
10,820
119,400
2,900
:
5,800
3,400
85,800
23,300
91,800
64,200
111,500
>
0
320
1,100 ;
;
900
16,600
4,100
11,500
13,900
13,200
;
•'
80
5,000
23,300 ;
900
-
5,900
19,900
53,000
800
T, 800
""340
41,900
390
540
•
1,020
Preferred
tP
....100
.......
Fairbanks Morse 8c Co......*
7% preferred
100
Federal Light 8c Traction..15
Preferred
Federal Mining 8c
Preferred
100
*
Federal Screw Works
*
;
57
65
79k
Sale
2k
3k
lk Sale
7k
Federal Water Service A....*
iag
23
20 x
16
Fidelity Phenlx Fire lns.2,50
Sale
158.400
First National Stores
45
48
6,600
95,900
74,200
201,100
8,020
Florshelm Shoe (The) cl A..*
tFollansbee Bros
*
12k
21k
59,700
107,900
640,200
3,870
263,200
2,030
3,660
7,240
Foundation Co............*
Food Machinery Corp......*
Footer-Wheeler..
..._.._*
7%
conv
preferred........*
Fourth Nat'l
2
10 k
■'M-v 8 k
f
44 k
16**
19
Sale
82
Sale
61
68
83
90
7
Sale
3k
M
23
k
3k
0
VA
Sale
Sale
1
5
22
•
118
'15
75
60
79
6k
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct,
Oct.
Oct.
21
Oct.
38k Oct.
91k Oct.
Sale
45
Oct.
Sale
21k
2k
53k
15k
81k
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
65 k
19 k
99 k
Sale
Sale
Sale
7k Oct.
25k Oct.
Oct.
14 128
19 k Oct.
3
17
5
4
5
2
k Mar. 26
2k Jan.
19
Mar. 19
9k Jan.
18
31
31
22
17
Jan.
22
72
Jan.
30
4
Oct.
Oct.
31
29
45
40
90k
7k
3 k
2k
24k
42k
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
1
54
25
22
15
30
9 16k
7 95 k
4 49 k
3 23 k
3 k
3
3 66 k
3
19k
2 100
Oct.
28
29
25
16
30
21
31
Oct,
29
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4 65
2 28k Oct.
Oct.
23 124
11
31
28
26
Oct.
18
9
24
10k Oct.
31
4
2k Oct.
1
11
26 k Aug. 23
17 128
Oct. 22
5k Mar. 15
82
66
3k
2
k
16 k
28k
16
13 k Oct.
23
Sale
lk Oct.
3
2
IIIk"Oct"26 Il3k~OctT""2 106k
47 k
3k
7
Oct,
3
2k Oct.
3
lk Oct.* 2
57
Sale
51k
55
51k Oct.
23 k Sale
28
Sale
22k Oct.
120k 124k 121k 160k 118k Oct.
24 k Sale
21
Oct.
24k
25
9 k Sale
10 k Sale
8k Oct.
4H
preferred.............*
Sale
Sale
"34"" Sale" "34k Sale" "3lk"o"c"tT""3 "35 k "Oct" "2l
17 k
112k
12k
conv pref ...........100
Fuller Co prior pref.
*
6%
23
Sale
Sale
86
82
20
Free port Texas Co.........10
2d
57
16 k
*
Franklin Simon pref......100
Sale
3
w
Investors.....1
Fox Film class A.........
Sale
42 k Sale
Sale
17k
24k
22k
24k
111
112
113k 110
14 k Sale
15 k Sale
93 k Sale
95 k Sale
85
....
lk Sale
6k
23 k
127 k
40 k
2,270
Preferred..............100
183,500 Firestone Tire & Rubber...10
Preferred series A......100
50,800
...»
Sale
71
«52k
Federated Departm't Stores.*
lk
a
117k 119
16
16k
75 k
76
40
Smelt..100
Federal Motor Truck...
Ǥ*
23
25
■U'-'-" 4
33
570 Fllene's Sons..............*
1
40,600
lk
Fairbanks Co.............25
13 k
84k
45
19
2k
20 k
9k
60 k
2k
19k
8k
19k Aug. 17
Feb. 28 a;85
Aug. 16
Apr.
3 72
Apr. 26
Apr. < 1
95
May 28
Mar. 23
7k Sept. 30
July
6
4k Jan.
7
Feb. 25
3 k Aug. 19
Mar. 29 25
Aug.
8
Mar. 14 42k Oct. 30
Apr.
9 25
Sept. 26
Mar. 6 114
July
5
May
2 18k Jan.
7
Apr.
8 96
Aug. 13
Oct.
4
58k Aug. 12
Feb. 21
23 k Aug. 15
Mar.
6
6k Jan.
7
Jan. 15 66k Oct. 21
Mar. 15
19k Oct. 31
Mar. 15 100
Oct. 29
June
7
10k Jan.
7
Mar. 21 35k Oct. 21
Mar. 15 17 k July 15
30 k Apr.
2 65
17 k Mar. 18 28 k
112 k June 27 124
15
Mar. 13 27 k
4k Mar. 13 12
Oct.
11
May 23
Oct.
18
Aug. 14
Jan.
24
•
6,300
43,400
Gabriel Co (The) Class A...*
1,080
9,020
30,200
1,100
42,600
49,700
46,800
'177,600
Game well Co (The)
*
Gen American Investors....*
.
8,800
239,900
302,600
283,900
4,790
193,700
68,400
81,100
41,600
77,600
2,770
350
19,400
8,500
•
7,800
6,700
5,700
410
381,900
66,800
33,400
V
300
100
100
9,900
200
1,175,525
10,400
1,800
3,400
10.460
3.572,900
82,900
200
81,200
25,000
134,700
6,400
31,600
1,350
449,200
22,300
M
;
5
35
10k
61
&
15 k
80
26
■
•7k
45 k
tGobel (Adolf)
Goodrich (B F)..........
26 k
15k
"63k
...
1st preferred
Gotham
Silk
Conv preferred series.....*
Granite City 8teel.._......*
Part paid receipts........*
40
40
Rights
Grant (W T)__
Great Northern Ir
*
ore pror»
*
Great Northern pref.....100
Great Wesf Sug_..._
Preferred..
14&
22 k '
7k
9k
25
.100
99
21
notes see page
43
31
8
28
11
18
43 k
32
Oct"" 7
32
Sale
25
24
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
68k Oct.
119
Oct.
43k Oct.
115
Oct.
13k
3k
35k
106k
2k
30
109
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7
32
72k Oct.
15 119 k Oct.
3
54k Oct.
9 118
Oct.
Oct.
59 k Feb.
25
24
26
116
25
xl07kJan.
16 16k Oct. 10
3 k Oct. 10
17
8 41k Oct. 24
Oct. 16
17 109
3 k Oct. 30
3
18 35k Oct. 31
2
2 109 - Oct.
Jan.
26 k Mar.
10
Mar.
3
Aug.
17 k Feb.
93 k Jan.
16
18
15
18
7
61k
6 72k
3 119k
13
54k
4 119
20
16k
9
4k
6 41k
22 109
lk Mar. 13
15k Mar. 13
80
Jan.
•'
■'
33
13
25 k
28 k
2 109
Oct.
5
3
26 k Oct.
22
Oct.
1
36
Oct.
31
14
Apr. 13
15k Oct.
87k Oct.
4k Oct.
3
4
3
18k Oct.
92k Oct.
7k Oct.
14
10
15
12
Mar. 14
70k Jan.
4
2k Mar. 13
93
40
2
64
Oct.
28
18
64
9 88k Oct.
Oct.
3 111
14
34
Oct.
Oct.
107k Oct.
3
31
31
1
xl5k Oct.
115k Oct.
7 k Oct.
48k Oct.
16k Oct.
75
Oct.
6k Oct.
48k Oct.
lk Oct.
Ilk Oct.
29 k
Sale
23 k Oct.
Sale
28 k
Sale
22k Oct.
Sale
Sale
31
Sale
32 k
13 k
26 k
Sale
28 k
2k Oct.
15k Oct.
9
17k Oct.
3 116
10k
2
14 63 k
3 20k
11
82k
8k
2
5 66k
3
4k
2 13 k
9
3k
9 20k
3 30k
29
Oct.
21
31
Oct. 29
Oct. 29
Oct. 28
Oct. 25
Oct. 19
Oct. 31
Oct. 25
Oct. 24
Oct. 17
Oct. 31
Oct. 25
129k 132
26k
45
131
27
12
Sale
22
Sale
Sale
27k
133k 129k
Mar. 27
23 k Feb.
104 k Jan.
k
lk
14 k
111k
July
Apr.
May
May
7k Mar.
40
Mar.
15k Mar.
70
2k
20
lk
5k
2k
14 k
18k
25
22k Oct.
26
Oct.
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
22
28
28
45
14k
27k
2 30k
11 134
Oct.
2
21
26k Sept. 11
23
July
9
Aug.
7k Oct.
Oct.
2
5
Jan.
6
15
28
1
14
19
25
7
29
7
29
7
10
19
31
25
24
7
3
29k Jan.
30k Oct.
25
29
25
2k
38k
14k
27k
Oct.
Sept. 5
Sept. 7
19
Oct. 22
12
Oct. 28
15 32 k May
6
Jan.
2 140
May
4
Apr. 21 30
Sept. 12
Mar.
9k Mar.
9k Mar.
20k Jan.
119
29j
Oct,
7 38k Oct.
2 111
Oct.
15
lk July
4k Jan.
26
Jan.
2 18
June
3 120
13 Ilk Jan.
15 63k Oct.
13 26k Jan.
Jan.
11 92
4
8k Oct.
3 66k Oct.
25
4k Oct.
19 13 k Oct.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
June
Mar.
Mar. 15
May 20
Mar. 29
Oct.
2
16
40 k July 29
19 k Aug.
7
33 k Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Aug. 12
31
2 k Aug. 14
33 k Oct. 31
22
Oct.
Oct.
Aug.
Apr.
Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
k Apr.
2
14 k Mar. 20
16k Jan. 30
16 k Jan. 15
Oct.
2
7
35k Oct.
21k Oct.
Sale
3 k Sale
20 k Sale
Sale
4
27
29
8
22
19
20
6
5
25
24
26
5
10
13
24
1 k Aug.
15k Aug.
5
2 k Oct.
33 k Oct.
lk Oct.
Sale
3k
12 k
Oct.
Mar.
15k Jan.
Oct"" 7
"2k Sale" "2k"Oct""I "3 k "Oct" "21
19 k
79
7k
66 k
k Feb. 25
Oct.
k Sept. 17
25**
50 Green Bay & Western RR.100
...
17
■
34k Oct.
k Oct.
3
3
50
Mar. 25 64 k July
127 k Jan.
2 145k Oct.
20 k Jan. 15 36 k Oct.
30
Sept. 17 37 k July
Ilk Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
7
29
21
22
11
37
52
Oct.
18 145 k Oct.
3 36 k Oct.
16
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
2
18
28
Sale
Sale
14!
Ilk Mar. 15 20 k July 31
7k Mar. 29 xl3k Oct. 17
Jan. 10 146
Aug. 13
5k Mar. 4
8 k Aug. 23
2
Mar. 20
6k Aug. 21
4
Mar. 26 15k Sept. 6
19
Mar. 14
59k Oct. 18
115
Oct.
8
6k
60 k
12 k
3
10
17j
2 k Aug. 22
7
Mar. 30 Ilk Oct. 26
5 k Mar. 13
10 k Sept. 11
84 k Jan. 10 100 k Sept. 16
32 k Mar. 12 44
July 15
Ilk Oct.
17
48 k
Oct.
1 142
7 k Oct.
2
57
88 k
81
31
24
30
Oct.
31k Oct.
31k Oct.
k Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
k May 21
13
Sale
2
108 k
25
52k Oct.
142
Sale
Sale
Oct.
23
Oct.
5k Oct.
14k Oct.
59k Oct.
30
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
3
35k Sale
.
Oct.
Oct. 26
30
2
Sale
Sale
2
;
11,
11 \
Oct.
Oct.
2
Ilk
9k
3
7 100
43
3
k
2
19k
3 *13 k
Oct.
43 k Oct.
30
17
7k Sale
18k
Sale
Sale
% Sale
35 k
33 k
11
18k Sale
20
100
53
143
Oct.
Oct.
25
79
Hosiery......*
Preferred.,
Sale
Sale
55
Sale
58
16 k Sale
17 k
115
117k 116
8 k Sale
10
51
52
61k
H
»
Sale
Ilk Sale
Ilk
139 k 140 k 138
7
Sale
6k
5 k Sale
4k
12 k Sale
Ilk
Sale
Sale
2k
14 k
96
7% preferred...........100
Goodyear T 8c R
*
43 k
19
96
37
16
25
107 k
5
Preferred................*
"'8k Oct.
103
11
15
18
Rights
Gold Dust certificates .....*
8k Oct.
k Sale
31
42 k
37 k
80 k
.100
Sale
9
27
k
Oct.
11
97
Sale
4
12
2
24 k
89
2k
13k
7% preferred
........100
Glldden Co (The)
_•
Sale
lk Sale
10*
Glmbel Brothers...........*
Sale
2k
69 k Sale
70 k Sale
118k 119k 119
120k
46 k Sale
53
Sale
117 k Sale
117 k Sale
14 k Sale
13k
14k
3 k Sale
3k
3k
40 k Sale
36k Sale
106 k
107
107 k
3 .3k
3 k Sale
33
Sale
34 k Sale
89
107
108k 110
22k
14
Sale
Sale
2'
k Sale
.•
8k
Voting trust certificates..*
Gen Steel Castings pref....*
Gillette Safety Raxor
...*
Convertible preferred....*
Sale
Sale
143
33 k
33 ;
3
Gen Realty 8c Utilities Corp.l
Preferred
...»
51,600
._*
176,400 General Refractories...
56,200
81,800
16,700
82,544
>
98,600
168,500
2,095,600
333,000
5,940
57
142
84
252,400
4k
13 k
45
51
100 k
716,900 Graham-Paige Motors......1
225,400 Granby Cons M S 8c P....100
65,700 Grand Union Co trust ctfs-.l
10,300
7
'•••
,8
m
32
....—....*
7% prior preferred
Sale
Sale
1%
58,370 General Printing Ink...'....*
Preferred
5,400
*
81,400 General Public Service
*
80,300 General Ry Signal.......
Preferred..............100
850
174,300
8,760
645,200
99,200
258,400
61,600
413,200
8,520
120,800
227,700
408,800
5,400
380,000
84,200
890,900
38,710
131,200
7,390
138
97
*
.—..—*
Common
Sale
Sale
24k
*
.......
Electric.....
.
j;
32",l65
Kor
Cigar Inc
17
12
14
V
_
-
;
640
7%..........100
39k Sale
Ilk
6k
4
.
Preferred (7)...........100
General
32,600
900
26.700
326.800
36.100
*
.
68,800
11,800
95,500
18,600
68,800
13",300
Gen
...*
Cable
A..
Preferred
1
""350
10,900
32,400
15,500
General Bronxe............5
97
25k
100
5
2
......
8,100
27,300
:
Corp.....5
.......10
5
Preferred
Class
7*
95
General Baking Co......
General
Sale
8k
9k
9 k Sale
■
......
10
29,700
Gen Amer Transp
General Asphalt
.
*
....
589,400 General Foods..
630,600 Gen Gas Jr Elec CI A.......*
Conv preferred A.....—..*
4,100
Preferred A (7)
i,060
'
Preferred A (8)
...*
220
;
V-Of 2,600 General Italian Edison
80,800 General Mills..............*
Preferred
..100
7,400
10
5,794,525 Gen Motors Corp,....
Preferred (6)... .........*
'',
88,000
;
:
13,400 Gen Outdoor Advertising. A*
380
10,100
15,100
Preferred
2k
26
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
38
SALES
AGGREGATE
July 1 1933
N. T. STOCK EXCHAN GE
Since
In
Jan.
Shares
Par
Shares
630 Greene Cananea Copper—ISO
10
290
490
31
•
22
8
•
23.
26
Sale
75
73
Oct
Oct
Oct
16
3
2
32
30
22% Oct
17
24% Oct
Oct
1
28% Oct
31% Oct
5
Oct
10% Oct
96% Oct
31
22
25
6
21
28
7%
_„% Sale
23% Sale
85
Sale
75
'
500
290
10,800
5.400
570
"""660
16,500
.
990
60
17,500
540
6%—......
30
150
630
Preferred called...........
19,600
14,600
300,800
68,000
16,600
113,000
Hershey Chocolate.........*
;
71,400
6,431
760
1,710
1,700
72,200
4,200
,
86 %
160
130
990
5,500
19,900
15,700
4,700
9,500
17,900
35,100
99,500
1,400
18,000
20,500
Holland Furnace...........*
62%
228.600
1,741,000
q
600
11,400
11",900
48",606
3,900
21,200
93,300
19,600
1,160
5,000
4,400
2,900
1,610
228,800
14,500
24,400
95.800
314,100
74,500
8,220
27,900
57,800
26,800
8,790
1,988,100
146,800
3.600
30,100
29,800
670
14%
2%
10
4,400
67,400
110
;
/
*3'6ld
„
50
4,100
2,600
14,200
15,200
1,000
118,600
91.800
72,900
310
323.100
2,500
1,800
790
58,100
350
2,900
10
1,500
53,400
•
Sale
Certificates...—.....——*
—100
11]
Preferred
Intercontinental Rubber...*
Sale
Sale
preferred————100
Int Business Machines—*
Sale
Ltd—1
Sale
Internat Cement—.—..——*
Sale
Harreater,——
Sale
——100
Hydro-Elec Sys A. 25
149
Sale
7% preferred
Sale
Internat Mercan Marine—
100
30% Sale
123% 126
pref 7%—100
Paper k Power cl A *
•
Class C
*
Preferred
.———....100
...
2,400
188,300
4,900
85,300
38,400
1,330
184.900
97,500
80,600
140.630
92,700
795,100
142.900
Sale
Sale
165
Sale
Sale
Preferred..............100
106
Sale
International Salt.........*
29
Sale
International Shoe.........*
45%
19%
70%
9%
13%
International Silver—106
7%
.....100
preferred
Internat Tel Ac Tel—...... *
Interstate Dept
*
Stores
70
Preferred.............. 100
Corp—.........*
1
Preferred................1
Intertype
Island Creek Coal......
Kelsey Hayes Wheel—
Convertible class A.......1
Conv class B.............1
Laclede Gas.............100
Preferred.....
........
.100
Lambert Co (The)..—......*
10%
58% Sale
74%
121
.....
79%
118
50
Preferred
(The)........*
Llbbey-Owens Ford Glass...*
Llbby McNeill & Llbby
»
120
8
10
18%
Sale
23
Sale
70
75
23
Sale
20% Sale
14
Sale
90% Sale
24% Sale
15%
17%
3 % Sale
31
Sale
Sale
Sale
3% Sale
26%
110%
74
84
63%
64%
27% Sale
18%
40%
22
11%
100%
9%
2%
11%
Lehman Core
Sale
6% Sale
Lehigh Portland Cement—50
Preferred..
100
Lehn Ac Fink Products Co..5
Sale
124
153
20
42
Sale
6%
10%
Sale
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
1 105
Oct
16
18
25% Oct
Oct
17 119
§H
Sale
Feb.
slH
Mar.
Jan.
6% Oct.
5
117% July 24
Jan.,
141
23 137% Oct
127
122
121%
73%
104
5%
Aug.
Apr.
Jan.
Mar.
21 127% Oct
7 121% Oct
78
Oct
17
xll3
24 116
Oct
16% Oct
8% Oct
2
Oct
30
39% Oct
20% Oct
3
67% Oct
10
2
3
13%
18%
52%
6%
Oct
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
2% Oct.
29% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
8
7
3
2
10
7
7
3
9
24%
9%
402%
41%
25%
70%
6% Mar.
11
338
Feb.
30% Mar.
412
31
16
29
Oct
29
17% Oct
3% Oct
22
22
Oct.
31
8% Oct.
2% Oct.
36% Oct.
26
99
14
12
Oct.
Oct.
23
21
2% Feb. 27
4
5
8% Mar. 15
2
2
5
Oct.
31
19
1% Oct. 14
9% May 21
1% May
1
10
2% Oct.
2
7% Oct.
28
4
3% Oct.
23
9
32% Oct.
23
3 183
Oct.
4
29
Oct.
Sale
125% 126% 124% Oct.
31 %
25 147
2%
1%
%
13%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
2
Oct.
3% Oct.
6% Oct.
31% Oct.
19 126
29
1
Oct.
6% Oct.
31% Oct.
60% Oct.
24
15
3
5
Oct.
7
3% Oct.
1% Oct.
1% Oct.
4
30
3
18
4
3
48
25
9
78
3
2
11% Oct.
14% Oct.
Oct.
29
Oct.
35% Oct.
35% Sale
Oct.
1 108
Oct.
106% 106% 106
Oct.
26% 26% 25% Oct. 21 29
45% Oct.
19% Oct.
68% Oct.
8% Oct.
13
Oct.
25
31
21
3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
24% Oct.
115
Oct.
55
Sale
85%
71
Sale
124% 124
54
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
76% Oct.
118
6% Sale
9% Sale
17% Sale
26% 27
5% Oct.
8
18
4
4
3i
16
1
25
25
19
July
Mar. 13
15
May
Mar. 13
23
28
14
3
1
29
Apr.
4
13% Mar. 13
Oct.
19
2% Oct.
4
Oct.
1
3
3
24
Oct.
Oct.
16
23
8
21
31
29
Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
Oct.
29
21% Oct.
3
Oct.
4
9% Oct.
2
1% Oct.
9% Oct.
90
11
Sale
3
29
3
3
2
Oct.
3
10% Oct.
37% Oct.
1
2
2
87
8
Oct.
Oct.
1
16
10% Oct.
99% Oct.
Oct.
31
2
14
35
7% Oct.
Sale
Sale
21
18
3
6
31
Sept. 24
May 14
July 26
Jan.
4
Oct.
19
12% Aug. 12
Sept. 9
IS*
90
Aug. 19
13% July 23
36
Jan.
8
28
26
2
Oct. 25
Oct. 14
Oct. 26
Oct. 25
Oct.. 2
Oct.
1
Oct.
1
Oct. 31
Oct. 25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
21
28
Oct.
18
Oct.
10
Mar. 21
Mar.
5
4
2% Oct.
23
Mar. 29
Aug. 8
88% Oct. 23
84% Sept. 11
Mar.
19% Mar.
21% Oct.
5
May
8% Mar.
10% Mar.
89% Jan.
12
5
22
27
3
13
14
14
1
67% Mar. 28
1
10% Oct.
21% Mar. 30
6% Sept. 10
1
7
Jan.
Oct.
7
15
Oct.
24
Oct. 23
Jan. 17
Aug. 12
31
21
Jan.
9
96
July
9
26% Oct. 31
19
July 16
Jan.
3
Jan. 23
38
79
Oct.
23
Apr.
9
Oct.
27
Oct.
31
29
Oct.
32% Aug. 12
27
46
Aug. 16
Aug. 20
28% Jan.
8
Jan.
3
12% Jan.
17% Jan.
7
7
9
3 102
Mar. 13 11
3
13
1% Mar.
5% May
Aug.
Jan.
29% Oct.
27% Oct.
19% Mar. 13 27%
103% Apr. 26 113
6
2
May 21
80
42
Jan. 11
5
56% Apr.
22% May 16
9
67
115% Mar. 20 120
3% Mar. 13
8%
6% Mar. 12 13%
6
19%
7% Feb.
15% Jan. 17 28
34
Mar. 7 90%
4
2%
% Apr.
4 22
6
Apr.
84
2
22% Oct.
8% Sale
46%
8%
84% Oct.
17 118% Oct.
11
6% Oct.
9
10% Oct.
26
7%
8%
10% Sale
13% Sale
99% 100
Oct.
Mar. 15 125% Aug. 14
Feb. 19
Feb. 19 130
31
37
Sale
28
78 '
4
11
Mar. 13
6
Jan. 25
1
3% Mar.
10% Aug. 27
20%
-
m
4
Oct.
Mar. 12
23
63% Oct.
25% Oct.
18^
iS*
4
Oct.
1
31
78%
5
Mar. 14
29
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
3
23
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31% Oct.
58% Oct.
88% Oct.
2
3
80
7
Sept. 13
May
9
Aug. 19
8 124% Oct.
18
2
Sale
Jan.
22 120% Apr.
Oct.
Sale
33
25
Sept. 12
Sept. 11
22
19% Oct.
12% Oct.
5
6
2
42% Jan.
Oct.
21
80
7
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
108% Oct.
3% Oct.
3
10
15
Sale
27% Sale
108% Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
11
27% Oct.
15 115
23
Oct.
Oct.
2
Oct.
22
15
24
17
18
8
June 27
Oct.
28
25
36
9
Mar. 21
25
19% Oct.
19*
3*
8
Oct.
90% Oct.
Sale
31
Oct.
3% Oct.
28
Oct.
26
Oct.
Mar." 15
Mar. 19
l3%"Oct7 "28
21
Oct.
July 11
May
7
3
90
5
1|%
lH
11 130
Mar. 13
Jan. 15
Jan.
2
Oct. 21
11
Oct.
23% Sept. 11
4% Jan. 25
34% Mar. 18 60%
Jan.
2 152
4%
1% Mar. 15
6%
1% June 20
15
10
4
July 18
6% Aug.
.35
3
Sale
99
15 187
3% Mar. 12
22% Jan.
123% July
Jan.
May 10
49% Jan.
3
3
73
1
Oct.
29
27
Oct.
June
70
,
13% Sale
92% Sale
26%
Oct.
'
16% Oct.
22% Oct.
94
w*
27
118
7
22% Mar. 15
153
83% Sale
1
4% Mar. 7
2% July 11
80
i6%~o"ctI'"3
Oct.
10
7 130
2
Mar.
57% Jan.
7
13 114
8
Oct.
14
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
6% Oct.
2% Oct.
18
17% Sept. 19
24% Sept.13
8% Oct.
3
19
5% Oct.
14
11
21
30
16
46% Mar. 22
30
Oct.
54
1% Oct.
9% Oct.
26% Oct.
% Apr.
i
09
22% Oct
7
Oct.
4*
24
1
2
May 14
July 31
25% Oct. 31
70% Oct. 30
2
17% Jan.
Oct. 23
Apr. 26
5% Jan. 21
13% Jan. 21
17% Oct. 22
7
3% Jan.
6% Mar.
Jan.
9% Mar.
1% Mar.
43
Jan.
2% Feb.
6% Mar.
6% Mar.
49
26
Oct
Jan.
,
42
9% Mar.
15
Apr.
40
Mar.
4% Mar.
2% Mar.
23% May
60% Mar.
16
19
Oct.
16
128
May
3
121% Aug. 29
81% Jan. 19
118
July 17
24% Oct. 31
2
"23
10
162
142% Jan.
10
31
4% Oct
54% Oct
3% Oct
Oct.
2
1
11
31
30
6%
22%
2%
2%
3
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
7
Oct
3 114
24 130
3
25% Sale
113
4
June 19
Oct
Oct
121% Oct
75% Oct
22
Sale
June
126
2% Oct.
Sale
81
1
13% Oct.
109
July 24
5
2 160
28
Sept. 13
Oct. 31
119
Feb.
29
3% Oct.
74% 75%
10% Sale
16
3
31
Oct.
90
54
Sale
Oct.
26
Mar.
Jan.
1
11
Oct.
June
Mar.
Feb.
143% Oct.
1
99
31
108
104
71
171% Oct.
Sale
16
31
6% Oct
3% Sale
85
Jan.
Jan.
30
13
105
16
2
27
Sale
30
2 111% Oct
3%
124
Apr.
90
2
3%
,
31
13% Oct
7 106,
Oct
2
13
75
13
J**
Oct.
Oct.
8
Mar.
63
101
Aug. 23
85
9
2% Sale
11% Sale
92% Sale
Sale
Sale
39% Sale
8% Sale
June 29
Oct. 28
30
18% Oct.
Sale
Sale
34
30
28
28
2
21
27% Sale
Jan.
Oct
Oct
3
22
84
Sept. 30
Oct
5% Oct.
5% Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
30
8
88% Oct.
14
21% Jan.
13
Sale
%
18
34,,
6% Sale
5% Sale
20% Sale
Sale
29% Oct
30
28
Oct
130
48
115%
6%
9%
Lehigh Valley
50
Lehigh Valley Coal...—..—*
Sale
46
'
Lane Bryant
..........*
Lee Rubber Ac Tire..—
...5
Forfootnotes see page 43.
1%
1
29..
Internat Printing Ink......*
.....
3,140
60
—
—
670,590 Kelvlnator Co.———*
3,430 Kendall Co part pref set A..*
2,053.300 Kennecott Copper ........*
9,600 Kimberly-Clark...........-*
9.200 Kinney (G R)
*
11,100
8% preferred....—.———*
490.800 Kresge (S S) Co «...——10
3,520
7% preferred...—...... 100
,7.300 Kresge Dept Stores—.......1
570
8% preferred
......—100
11.700 Kress (S H) At Co
373.000 Kroger Grocery Ac Bak......*
190
18,500
42,500
9,100
18,200
23,500
140,800
85,300
Class B
21%
52% Sale
7%
8%
2%
2%
145
Mar. 29
85
12% Oct
2% Oct
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
48
30
27% Oct.
Oct
Oct
2%
7%
3%
31%
180%
6%
31%
57%
6
12
31
23
Oct
Jan.
Sale
:
2
Oct
8% Oct
85
Feb.
30
2
2
15
16
Mar.
7
Apr.
3
Mar. 29
Oct
11
Sale
"2% Sale'
Internat
850 Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B *
41,400 Kansas City Southern....100
Preferred
......—100
26,600
89,170 Kaufman Dept Stores ..012.50
120,100 Kayser(J) Ac Co.......
5
2,000 Kelth-Albee Orpheum pf.100
269,500 tKelly Springfield Tire.....5
97.800
6% preferred.............*
353.500
372,000
%
Sale
Iron...—————*
Internat Agricultural.——.*
Inter lake
Sept. 19
Oct.
2% May 13
43% May 14
9
Aug. 16
19
Sale
i£
66
73
1
Oct
3
12
6
17
27% Oct
Oct
Oct
16
34
Feb.
2
111% 112% 100
tlnterboro Rap Tran ▼ t c 100
Int Rys of Cent Amer—....*
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
130
99
1
Oct
49
21
'
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc.——1
38,600 Jewel Tea Inc..............*
672,500 Johns-Manrille
Preferred
......100
3,925
50 Jollet & Chic RR 7% gtd—100
34,640 Jones Ac Laugh Steel pref.100
210
26,800
1,100
13,600
11,500
Sale
Sale
Oct
Sale
53% Sale
3%
8%
Feb
46% July
34
2
2%"Oct" "2
Sale
4
15
28
Oct
1% Oct
16
2
392
n
Sale
Preferred
10%
10% Sale
105
106% 103
4%
4% Sale
111% Sale 101%
14% Sale
Internat Paper
4,900
is
Sale
Canada..*
Oct
2 % Sale
50% Sale
3%
3
Inspiration Cons Copper—20
Internat Nickel of
Oct
117
67%
Inland Steel—.——..——*
Internat
24
Sale
405%
40%
40%
22% Sale
*
0% preferred—.........100
Internat
25% Sale
119
102
Homestake
Internat Carriers
104
Highest
Sale Prices
166% Oct" ""I 104" "Oct" "31 100% Sept.
Sale
8% Sale
Son........5
Mining.......100
Houdallle-Hershey cl A —-*
Hollander (A) Ac
Prior
Sale
103
77
Sale
LIS
116
18 % Sale
preferred...........*
63,100 Ingersoll-Rand
226,400
182,100
56,500
454,600
1,500
1,130
6,180
34,200
155,000
132,700
47,900
70,900
136,600
275,800
750,000
15,200
193,300
60,900
.
Sale
666,100 Illinois Central..........100
18,331
0% pref series A.......100
Leased line stock...... 100
4,690
RR sec stock ctfs ser A1000
;;;
6,450
8,400 Indian Refining.,.. .....10
519,700 Industrial Rayon Corp.....*
33,900
54,000
2,900
50,700
Sale
31%
35
6% Sale
12% Sale
L27%
121% 121%
615,700 Hupp Motor Car Corp.—It
340
28 %
Sale
130
140
139% 132
168% 160
168 % 160
Sale
22%
Sale
25%
25
Class B
——*
13,500 Household Finance part pf 50
100
61,500 Houston Oil of Texas
Voting trust certificates.25
237,000
342,500 Howe Sound vot trust ctfs..5
100
48.400 Hudson Ac Manhattan
Preferred
.......100
17,800
1,069,000 Hudson Motor Car.....—..*
30
"~5~, 006
120
L04
L35
L60
1,381,200
133",500
31,700
7,000
3,300
308,200
146,000
Cony
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
101
104
4% Sale
Powder...........*
Preferred
.........100
60,900
4,850
35
00
5%
11%
96 %
12%
Hercules
560
8,100
33%
118
,
27,600
30
i66% Sale"
25^| Sale
ZiSo
........
600
,
Preferred
...........
148,200 Hat Corp class A........ ....1
6,690
preferred....... ..100
2
....
432,300 Hayes Body
...25
Hazel-Atlas
Co
51,200
5,800 Helme (G W)............ ...25
..100
560
7% preferred
.......
138,300 Hercules Motors........
201,400
3,900
1,700
1,200
53,200
9,000
2,100
7,000
190,500
1,900
28 %
11,710 Hackensack Water...... ,m25
Preferred A........... ...25
■If
2,440
...... ...10
40,100 Hall Printing
*
19,710 Hamilton Watch........
/Zioo
Preferred.
3,510
....*
:
Hanna
(M A) Co $7 pref.
7,360
!...*
960
$5 preferred
....
■*. 177,800 Harbison Walker Ref....
3
Sale Prices
65
Oct
3
3
4
60% Oct
1 % Oct;
Sale
22
Oct
65
90
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Lowest
1
Sale Prices
Ask
64J
I)
26
.
I
Oct.
Oct. 1
Bid
62
314,400 Greyhound Corp (The)——5
—•
42,600 Guantanamo Sugar
Preferred
lit
2,590
13,200 Gulf Mobile Sc Northern..100
Preferred
..........100
26,600
14,800 Gulf States Steel...........*
7% 1st preferred
100
1,990
3,100
7,400
700
to
Oct. 31 1935
1
October
113,400
4,200
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
STOCKS
13
in
49
08,
June 21
Jan.
7
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Sept. 12
Oct.
25
28
Oct.
18
Jan.
Nov., 1935]
AGGREGATE
In
SALES
October
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
7,200
2,200
18,700
700
12,900
7,300
19,600
45,700
132,900
2,100
41,900
10,800
8,400
1
,
57,400
30,000
210,990
16,000
51,300
40,900
104,900
213,700
1,094,000
23,400
106,300
49,400
66,600
45,200
475,000
8,990
94,600
^
8,050
120,000
99,600
228,500
18,100
620
830
11,300
11,800
37,400
3,200
2,800
27,600
l.ooo
344,800
289,900
49,400
104,900
;
140
63,400
43,000
9.300
"""900
2,430
2,800
2,470
31,500
5,900
2,900
48,900
120
680
"
3.300
•
29,900
11,500
22,300
4,900
10
840
<
v
2,200
40,100
6,800
117,000
•
"
t
62.700
96,400
1,370
9,600
60,200
;
6,600
340
49,400
24,300
96,300
31,400
1,700
3,900
50
50
62,800
9,400
424,200
:
900
200
-
550
17,200
36,600
61,200
6,300
3,800
35.200
33,200
314.600
1,400
Lima Locomotive Works....*
1354
Link Belt Co
*
*
115?
16 5?
Incorporated .......*
19%
.....
Liquid Carbonic
Loew's
....
Preferred
& 1
Loft Incorporated..........*
Long Bell Lumber A........*
Loose-Wiles Blsc
25
33
...
5% preferred....
'70,000
17,900
9,200
6,700
5,390
147,700
166,800
263,100
38.700
88,500
175,575
185,300
2,461,850
21,500
280
roulsvllle Gas Ac Elec A
*
10%
Louisville Ac Nashville....100
Ludlum Steel....
Convertible
34
7%
....1
preferred....*
600
12.000
690
423,500
982,200
1,420
100
860
45,800
14,320
414.200
2,000
3,300
412,080
103,490
2,108,900
38,100
18,800
300
4,900
430 f
3,660
162.100
1,066,000
400
3.000
3,400
17,000
43,800
354,100
11,200
99,800
25,590
2,690 •/.;
26.700
113.100
16.000
101,200
20,100
62,100
4,400
52,980
130
2,150
.
,
115
Sale
17
Sale
1754
Sale
; 24
42
3654 Sale
35
3254 Sale
43% Sale
4854
106
10754 105%
254
1H
W
2
Sale
2%
38
3754 Sale
23
109
;1;:
MacAndrews Ac Forbes Co..10
Preferred
.
Macy
21
8754
1854
3054
254
............100
.
Mack Truck Inc
........*
(R H)
Preferred
1254
25
254
m
m
27
22
■■
3%
4
2854
6754
354
954
V:
54
6
*
1754 '
3
2054
■
•22
i«
1
-141
5%
J
Montgomery Ward At Co.....*
I
2nd
preferred
554
2254
v.,
12954
12
1154
1
x
80
106
m 3h
18
,!72*
13
102
Sale
Sale
Sale
107
5454 Sale
5%
39
Sale
Sale
27
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4% Sale
5354 Sale
National Supply of Del...25
Preferred..
.........100
National Tea Co.. .........
Natomas Co
33
x
'
*
Newberry Co (J J)-.....___*
7% preferred...........100
H
854
354
4
15
80
„
6% Sale
554 a 6%
41
9 128
3
Oct.
47
2
8% Oct. 25
30
25
Sale
22
1454
1454
154 Sale
854 Sale
2054 Sale
8254 Sale
32% Sale
3254 Sale
Sale
53% Sale
15
Sale
30
2554
5554
9%
37
3154 Feb.
50
1754 Mar. 13
18
28
29
9
16
31
29
28
28
23
28
26
25
6054
754
53
38
Oct.
9
113
Feb.
Oct.
5
1254
£3454
11854
6%
3954
10%
103
100
;
15
54
7
55
35% Oct.
18
Oct.
15
14
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
29
28
17
855?
41
Oct.
3
24
Oct.
22
Oct.
Oct.
1 116% Oct.
2 128
Oct.
109
Oct.
25
58
3
105
7 105% Oct.
7
105%
9
1% Oct. 17
154 Oct. 25
11
Oct.
3
5% Oct. 21
61
Oct.
23
1% Oct.
4
Oct.
Oct.
24
2
2
15
1% Oct. 22
2% Oct.
2
254 Oct.
18% Oct.
2
Oct.
Oct.
2
2
7
2054
1754 Sale
17%
18
Sale
Sale
35% Sale
153
18% Sale
1654 Sale
17% Sale
107
112
10654 108
2% Sale
108%
2%
30%
32%
29%
188
15754
133
10%
54
54
72%
71%
Sale*
17
70
Sale
18%
Sale
6754
954
954
3854
5554
11354
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
223
21% Oct. 26
94% Oct. 24
63% Oct.
% Oct.
8
1
34% Oct.
57% Oct.
64% Oct.
% Oct.
38
Oct.
3
52% Oct. 21
1254 Oct.
2
14% Oct.
1654 Oct.
Oct.
12% Oct.
3
1154 Oct.
6754 Oct.
1754 Oct.
3
3
4
Oct.
2
38% Oct.
26
24
17
5
15
22
3
2054
22
24%
2%
9%
854
60%
31
54Apr.
Oct. 22
3
14% Oct.
2
19% Oct. 22
11
1854
9%
10%
35%
14
Oct.
17
8% Oct.
2
854 Oct.
3
2
29% Oct.
143
Oct.
16% Oct.
1554 Oct.
108% Oct.
108
Oct.
2
Oct.
21% Oct.
2754 Oct.
27
Oct.
179
Oct.
160% 156% Oct.
13354 13154 Oct.
8% Oct.
Sale
54
54 Oct.
% Oct.
%
Sale
66% Oct.
1554 Oct.
Sale
64
Oct.
Sale
10
9% Oct.
Sale
954 Oct.
Sale
3054 Oct.
Sale
55% Oct.
11354 Oct.
116
Oct.
2
Oct.
1
Oct. 18
Oct. 31
Mar.
24
6
154 Mar. 29
10% Apr.
9
25? July 22
55? May 7
1
July
8
1% Mar. 30
1054 Mar. 13
55
Jan. 29
2154 Mar. 12
50
Sept.19
61% Apr. 18
54 Apr.
4
17% Mar. 18
7% Mar. 12
9% Aug. 23
95? Aug. 23
62
Sept. 4
1354 Mar. 26
454 Mar. 13
30
Jan. 12
Oct. 16
Oct. 24
Oct. 26
Oct. 25
17
Mar. 14
% Mar. 14
1
155?
16
1
4%
654
2254
14154
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Apr.
3
Mar. 14
Mar. 13
Feb. 26
Apr.
1
554 Jan.
61
3
4
3
21
70
Oct.
1
24
1154
1054
4154
.58
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
25
21
1
28
2
2
2
7 114% Oct.
-J
.V
V-
4054 Mar.
9
Mar.
36
Mar.
2854 Mar.
75?
Jan.
2154 June
435? Jan.
66
109
Jan.
7
4
Feb.
25
65% May 24
1%
52%
14%
1654
15%
77%
May
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
215? Oct.
2054 Oct.
47% Oct.
19%
27%
1054
10%
Jan.
Jan.
18 190
Oct.
18 162% May
26 1405? July
15
14% Aug.
12
1,
Jan.
19
% Jan.
18 7454 Oct.
13
2054 Aug.
20 7754 Aug.
13
11% Jan.
15
7
26
24
145
Oct.
7
21% Oct.
94% Oct.
25
Oct. 30
Oct. 14
Oct.
5
Oct. 24
Oct. 31
2
3754 Sept. 11
Oct.
24 135
1054
54
17
%
3 74%
5 1854
7
7
21
17
2
25
19
Jan.
Jan.
33% Oct.
2954 Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
12154 Jan.
4% Mar.
5? July
54 Mar.
9
25
14
Jan.
654 Jan.
145? Jan.
3
1 160% Oct. 23 150
18
3
10
4
2 190
8
31
16% May 16
21
15
31
11
10
315? Oct.
3
21
26
23
3
Oct.
17
29
21
Oct.
10 108
Oct.
3
3% Oct.
8 149
15
15
24
% Jan.
2% July
4
July
Sept.
Sept.
35% Oct.
Mar. 7 152
Aug.
135? Mar. 14 20% Oct.
1254 Mar. 21
1854 Oct.
108
Sept.28 112
Oct.
£106
Sept. 3 108
Aug.
1% Mar. 7
4% Jan.
17
Apr.
2 3454 Feb.
23% May 2 335? Oct.
21
May 31 32% July
3 20% Oct. 25
3 18% Oct. 16
Oct. 30
11 112
11
11
Oct. 22
Mar. 4
Sept. 14
Oct. 28
Oct. 30
15% Jan.
3
Mar. 13 112
Oct.
Jan.
2
61% Oct.
Mar. 12
854 Oct.
Mar. 20 6054 Oct.
Oct.
Apr. 12 30
Jan. 15 39% Oct.
Mar. 13
654 Oct.
Mar. 15 £1454 Oct.
Mar. 12 2454 Sept.
Mar. 6 11654 Oct.
Jan. /15 128
Oct.
Jan.
9 £lll54June
Oct.
7 10554 Oct.
3% Mar. 15
77%
21%
2054
4754
8%
9%
150% 150
24
4 103
Mar. 14 35%
14
Apr.
3
Apr.
3
13%
Feb.*" 5 100
Mar. 26 15%
Oct. 31 45%
Jan. 15 127%
9
May 22
May 24 53%
8% Apr.
Oct.
3
79
30
50
5%
32
26
17
3
90%
6054 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
June 17
24
Oct. 30
Oct. 16
Oct.
31
28
15
Oct.
Oct.
June 17
7%
6%
5754
22
754
1 £3454
13% Oct.
2 154
84% Jan.
39% Oct. 31
2
654 Oct.
8
2 £1454 Oct. 31
Oct.
1
Jan.
30
51% Oct.
7
3354 Sept. 18
Jan.
136
15
3
3
17
29
32% Jan.
2 112
Oct.
2
61% Oct.
2
854 Oct.
Oct;
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
33
7 15%
31 37%
3 126
9
2
3 53%
3 1454
Oct.
8
11
9 100
3
Jan.
June 27
Jan.
8
11
106% Oct. 18
4
2354 Mar. 14
29
21
21
Oct.
Oct.
June 27
5
1054
254
40%
12%
954
21
2
Sale
1
Mar. 15
Mar. 13
23
19
22
Oct.
3
5i
1
20
15
16
11
28
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19%
2% Oct.; 24
354 Mar.
Oct.
66% Oct.
30
Sept.
15% Oct.
3
May
8% Aug.
1% July
54% Sept. 9
15% Oct. 16
1
Sale
Feb. 23
5
Aug. 20
May 14
May 24
35% Mar. 29
5% Jan. 30
654 Oct.
70
Mar. 28
1
5% Apr.
1
% June 14
25
Oct.
22
16
1% Sale
254 Sale
20% Sale
9254 Sale
3354 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
10
7
Oct.
Sept. 12
5454 Oct.
1554 Oct.
16 54
11
55
4 103
2
2
2
21
1054 Sale
Sale
7
Apr. 29
Apr. 23
13% Mar. 15
■
Feb.. 19
May 14
8
31
15% Oct. 31
554 Oct. 24
11% Oct. 24
%
Jan.;
3
8
19
7
18
18
Oct.
5
17% Sale
Sale
24
29
17
17
Oct.
46% Sale
113% 114
3
1
Oct.
85
4% Sale
19
3254 Sale
Oct.
Oct.
37% Oct.
17% Sale
954 Sale
14754 Oct.
49% Oct.
12% Oct.
Oct.
39
10% Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
33% Oct.
2 154
10554 Oct.
72
Sale
% Oct. 21
1 55%
554 Jan.
2 10%
18% Jan. 16 37
515
Aug. 20 515
% Feb.
6
254
29
14
25
16
18
7
7
28% Jan.
30% Apr.
2
4% Sale
18
Sale
11
28
9
29
1
30% Oct.
5
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
46
8 130
654 Mar. 14
29% 2554
Sale
3254
5
Sale
Sale
9%
Sale
1954
114% Sale 110
15
15
29
18% June
4
Sale
!B
1254 Mar.
90% Jan.
29
53
Sale
Mar.
26
2854
3854
5%
£14%
22%
60
4% June
10% Mar
34
22
18
28
1
2% Feb.
25 41% July
26 10854 Oct.
26 2654 Sept.
5 14454 Aug.
16
154 Jan.
19 14% Jan.
18 2354 Aug.
29 47% Jan.
26 26% Sept.
4 135
Sept.
854 Oct.
62
Sale
Sale
Sale
113
1% June
33
Apr,
107% Oct.
18% Mar.
124
Apr.
% July
21
10
254
1054
154
40%
1
21
25
4
7
.
Oct.
Feb.
1 10854 Oct.
Mar. 15
2% Oct.
102
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8% Oct.
7
12% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8% Sale
52
13
111
Sale
..
24% Mar. 13
22
13% Mar. 14
16
2
23
55
17
v
AO
31
Oct.
28
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25% Oct. 30
5 120
4 122
7 167%
16 19%
8% Oct.
4% Oct.
49
9654 101
1454
15
£3454 Sale
126
Sale
1
17
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Sale Prices
Aug.
6
Aug.
6
May
4
Apr. 25
24% Oct. 28
43
Oct. 16
35% Oct. 31
66% Oct. 16
2754
15%
154
854
9454
9354
151%
15%
2
vj.
mo
1
Highest
Sale Prices
21
Mar. 14
Oct.
51
13% Sale
28
32
50
73
15654 Sale
12654 135
9% Sale
24
48
4854
1354
14%
13%
182
% Oct.
4954
53
3054 Sale
3
10054 101% 100
Oct.
33
Sale
30% Oct.
1254 Sale
1054 Oct.
1254 Sale
1054 Oct.
63%
25
7
Oct.
854 Oct.
154 Oct.
5254
954 Sale
3154 Sale
1% Oct*
7
2% Oct. 24
70
1554 Sale
1754
19
9% Sale
12% Oct. 18
9%
5054
40
3
354
154
2%
37% Sale
12% Sale
6% Sale
63
Sale
2
3
10
V\
IB
2% Sale
Oct.
Oct.
8%
IP
1154 Sale
3%
354
8% Sale
154 Sale
554 Oct.
454 Oct.
58
IPs
68
29
Oct.
3354 Oct.
Sale
1* Sa.e*
24
Oct.
2054 Oct.
64
154
149
38
124
W
1%
100
33
9
3754
105
14
2554 Oct.
5 116
16
31
29
10454 126
Sale
10454 10954 106% 108
'
Steel............29
Neisaer Bros
1254
3754 Sale
Sale
jE
Nat Power At Light........ *
Nat Rys of Mex 1st pref...100
National
85
1454 Sale
3
*
...
78
41% Sale
II
14
.....100
Lead..
100
Preferred A............100
Preferred B
.......100
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
15%
654
62
10
Nat Cash Register.........*
National
50
12054
7%
4254
12%
3
Oct.
11254 Oct.
15854 Oct.
1554 Oct.
"T" ""154 ""154 Oct"""2 "I% Oct:""2
% Sale
Nash Motors Co............*
Nat Distillers Prod new.....*
Nat Enamel At Stamp....__.*
6
10554
Monsanto Chemical Wks..l0
7% preferred class A
100
7% preferred class B_... 100
(National Dept Stores...
*
7% 1st preferred
..100
Sale
52%
12% Sale
5054 Sale
101
68
preferred.. 100
Mohawk Carpet MiUs
20
....
\y<
Sale
51
10054
3154
1154
11%
22% Oct.
114
Lowest
17
127
M
Highest
Sale Prices
Oct.
3454 Sale
147% 14754 154
2054
654
.
Convertible
7% preferred
554
44
854
254
954
(Missouri Pacific ........100
National Biscuit..........10
Sale
1%
354
854 Sale
1%
2
34% Sale
24%
3454
554
1054
22%
110
n
...100
Preferred series A......100
5
59
3154 Sale
Leased line............100
Mo Kan-Texas
154
654
1354 Sale
10
37
126
Lowest
Sale Prices
575
4
1054
io
100
Mission Corp...............*
10
3554
154
554
52 '
12
654
(Minneapolis At St Louis. 100
Nat Dairy Prod Corp
RANGE SINCE JAN.
2 11654 Oct.
Sale
11 16154 Oct.
Sale
16 1854 Oct.
Sale
21% Oct.
2 24% Oct.
Sale
Oct.
3554 Oct.
2 43
Sale
29% Oct.
3 35% Oct.
Sale
4054 Oct,
2 50
Oct.
Sale £105%Oct. 30 10854 Oct.
Sale
2% Oct.
1% Oct,
4
Sale
154 Oct. 15
2% Oct.
Sale
Oct.
36% Oct.
2 39
112
107% Oct. 26 108% Oct.
Sale
Oct.
2354 Oct.
4 26
Sale
135
Oct.
2 13954 Oct.
Sale
% Oct.
1
% Oct.
9%
7
Oct.
2
10% Oct.
Sale
18% Oct.
3 2054 Oct.
Sale
40
Oct.
2
46% Oct.
Sale
23% Oct.
2 26% Oct.
Sale
12754 Oct.
5 132% Oct.
24% Sale
5354 Sale
Sale
954
3354
14
I"'
......*
Preferred
41%
129
„
Implem..*
Minn St Paul At S S M
48
26
129
2254 Sale
7%
Preferred called...........
Preferred..
Sale
4054
124
520
15>
.........100
Minn Mollne Pow
130
50
'
4,600 Nash Chatt At St Louis
100
239.900 National Acme
..1
86,200 National Aviation Corp....10
106,300
237,300
15054 160
114
161
139
13554 136
i
54 Sale
%
754 Sale
854
1954
1954 20%
42
43
4554
2554 Sale
2454
......
1,086,900
Sale
98%
46,800
Class B
1
5,670
Preferred new............*
23,200 Munslngwear
.....*
1,850,800 Murray Corp of America..10
20.400 Myers (F E) At Bros.........*
943,600
114
Sale
115
"25% Sale"
...
670
112
115
x25
14 H
26,900 Mullins Mfg Corp class A.7.50
30,500
11,700
189,500
2354 Sale
107%
tLouisiana Oil.............*
014% preferred—
...100
31
Ask
.....100
237,700 Mother Lode Coalition
..*
308,100 Motor Products
.........*
385,500 Motor Wheel....
...: 5
235,500
Oct.
Ask Bid
Lorlllard (P) common...... 10
Preferred
...........100
Morrell (J) Ac Co...
•
850 Morris At Essex
.........50
25,700
54,200
88,100
9,200
21,700
1,880
4,600
430,500
4,200
^
73 54
123
14 54
....
230
V?:.
715?
25
Preferred..............100
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
*
1
112,400
18,100
2,600
;
1554
-
10,100
1
"B"
259.400 Mathleaon Alkali World
•
1,810
7% preferred...........100
125,600 May Dept Stores ..........10
144,200 Maytag Co (The)
•
40,300
Pref with warrants
.*
1,580
S3 preferred ex-warrants..*
;
8.180
$6 1st preferred
73,900 McCell Corp
_.........*
580,200 (McCrory Stores...........*
132,400
Class B
•
26,200
0% preferred..
.....100
13,800 McGraw Hill Pub Co
*
370,100 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
68,300 McKeesport Tin Plate......*
447,100 McKesson Ac Bobbins.......5
186,200
Conv pref series A......50
446,300 McLellan Stores class A.....*
8,760
Preferred
........100
77,900 Melville Shoe Corp..
..*
177,200 Mengel Co
1
17,640
Preferred
...100
;
i,i6o Merch At Mln Transp Co....*
380,300 Meats Machine Co
.......5
lami Copper
131,500
5
347.400 Mid-Continent Petroleum.10
256,900 Midland Steel Products
*
First oreferred
20,480
..100
42,900 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co
•
U
2,060
6% pref series A........100
160
Oct. 1
Bid
Par
10,030
Prior preferred........ 100
2,070
Second preferred...
100
100,500 Marlln-RockweU Corp. (Del.) 1
287,000 Marshall Field At Co
*
29,900 Martin Parry Corp
*
>
20,200
56,800
*
'
Life Savers Corp
.......-5
L100ett & Myers Tob com..25
720
150
'
,
;
'
355,700 Marine Midland............ 5
5,240 Market Street Ry........100
600
PRICES IN OCTOBER
to
Co, Inc.......*
Madison Sq Garden f t «--•
Magma Copper
.....10
10 Mahoning Coal RR Co.....50
10,100 (Manatl Sugar...........100
; 14,230
7% preferred...........100
V.' 7,300 Mandel Bros
*
8,105 (Manhat'n Ry Co. 7% gu.100
310,600
Mod 5% guar... .... ,.100
45,300 Manhattan Shirt..........25
27,300 Maracalbo OH Explor
...1
800
.
;;
■
30
July 1 1933
Oct. 31 1935
■
300
10,700
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Low from
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
300
C
:
N. Y. STOCK
1
21
15
22
22
16
24
26
25
7
8
12
17
31
17
25
16
30
19
17
16
21
25
23
30
17
8
10
2
24
17
17
4
12% May 24
6 4154 Oct. 21
2 61
Aug.
9
25 118% Apr. 23
N. Y. STOCK
40
sales
aggregate
In
Jan.
Shares
30
116,900
9,300
440,000
8,000
31,000
3,000
3,590
220
"7,466
20
90,350
58,400
Ui 5,100
12,200
200
720
VaV,;>:,s 610
/ vV'.
270
"""600
3,400
.Ill
1
253,700 Newport Industries Inc
»
78,200 New York Air Brake
*
2,936,300 New York Central...
40,000 N. Y. Chicago * St Louis.100
Preferred series A..... 100
142,300
5,010 Mew York Dock..........100
5% preferred
f0(1
9,946
2,350 Mew York Ac Harlem...... 00
10
10% nen-cum pref
50
::
75,100 tN Y Investors Inc.
/40 N Y Lackawanna 0c West.£90
443,950 Jm YNHS Hartford....£00
Convertible preferred.. 100
273,700
49,400 N Y Ontario 0c Wester a.. 100
—•
53,400 NYRys pf
Preferred stamped
700
1
213,400 N Y Shipbuilding
3,370
7% preferred
100
6,010 Mew York Steam pref 6%...*
7% 1st preferred,........*
f
5,050
'
301,900 Noranda Mines Ltd.........*
9,900 (Norfolk Southern.......100
100
30,200 Norfolk 0c Western...
Preferred
...........100
4,600
1,961,000
374,800
6,700
79,500
f
3,400
95,800
;
3X
.
12 X
w
6
9%
660
4,300
610
;
:v;
66,560
; >
330 ^ }
80
2,040
2,120
549,100
279,400
35,900
16,870
3,9io
115,200
2,894,900
10,000
25,800
3,380
657,350
57,400
480,200
13,100
1,122,800
800
7,900
370
229,050
22,200
116,500
21,700
868,600
86,500
98,600
248,800
37,600
58,800
305,200
76,900
86,000
23,800
72,700
18,600
37,500
27,900
6,300
6,800
28,400
6,500
12,900
4,700
—
.
preferred.......*...*
preferred.........*...*
First
2d
1
99%
*5
1
2X
«
Panhund
Prod
Be
.....5
6$
....100
1
8
1st pref erred. .......... 100
81
nH
1
1
Park 0c Tilford
Park Utah Cons Mines
*
Corp...
Patlno Mines 0c Ent Cons ..*
Peerless
Penlck 0c Ford.............*
44$
Penney (J C) Co............*
...10
35%
1%
Penn Coal 0c Coke..
Penn-Dixle
Cement....
.
450
.
100
5,500
3,900
3,300
1,400
26,300
67,600
106,400
3,200
^
1,200
20
240
21,400
53,700
: V
1,800
22,200
19,000
12,600
11,700
171,400
78,200
907,200
47,500
9,330
1,220
2,680
203,200
300,500
5,310
690
900
6,900
6,400
600
m
.
.
60
24,800
1.120
30
3,500
1,510
;
•
,v;-
305
200
24,400
21,700
2,700
2,400
22,500
20,800
,8,800
24,300
1,290
v
35
32k
*
11
25
Philadelphia Co pref 6%..50
06 preferred
.....*
(Phlla Rapid Transit Co...50
7% preferred..........—50
Phlla 0c Reading C 0t I
*
Philip Morris 0c Co
10
Phillips Jones Corp........*
Preferred...
........100
Phelps Dodge
......
2
24% Sale
40
42
69%
74%
2%
1%
4
k
11
44
V
18
65 X
48
7
24%
6X
6
69
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
m
Sale
ft
50
4$
55
Sale
8%
36
175
2
96% Oct. 30
2k Oct. 23
5% Oct. 23
3 k Oct.
4
1% Oct. 31
1% Oct. 30
9% Oct.
9
96% Oct. 30
Oct.
Oct.
9
29
92% Oct.
30
51
80
5k
12k
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
1
22
10
16
15
70
Oct.
84
Oct.
14
1
97
Oct.
1
10%
I
4%
2%
1%
%
9%
180
6% Sale
46
1%
11%
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.~
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1 196% Oct. 29
Oct. 21
3 106
3
25% Oct. 30
53
Oct. 26
2
4% Oct. 10
2
3 97% Oct. 16
Oct.
4
4 99
3 17% Oct. 28
2 51% Oct. 24
4
18
2
Oct.
26
28
Oct., 28
Oct.
25
Oct. 31
Oct. 14
Oct. 31
Oct. 30
Oct. 28
Oct. 10
Oct. 22
~93%"Oct?"2
14% Oct.
3
1% Oct.
3% Oct.
29
15
Oct.
15
Oct.
3
2
2-122
Oct.
7
Oct.
8
%0"c"t?29
16% Oct.
2
11
Oct.
5
5% Oct.
2% Oct.
24
25
29
Oct.
2 51%
Oct. 31
17%
Oct.
4 115
Oct.
2 138
Oct.
2 10%
Oct.
2
7%
Oct.
7 11%
lk
Oct. 18
12k Oct. 9 18%
8% Oct. 29 11%
81
Oct. 31 100%
10% Oct. 29 13%
Oct.
30
Oct.
30
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
26
7
Oct.
23
Oct. 22
Oct. 14
Oct.; 29
Oct. 29
Oct.
1
Oct.
1
Oct.
1
1%
4%
12%
%
67%
78%
4%
3%
Oct.
Oct.
pet.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
3
2
2
29
18
14
7
19
Oct.
10
Sale
4% Sale
1
1%
8% Sale
2
52
Sale
117
Sale
2% Oct.
6k Oct.
14% Oct.
lk Oct.
1
22
4
28
71
83
Oct.
2
Oct.
14
6
Oct.
1
4%
24%
4 28%
2 35%
7 112%
3
41%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2% Oct.
3
2% Oct.
17% Oct.
3
3
25
Oct.
22
36
Oct.
3
52
Oct.
21
28% Oct.
13% Oct.
9k Oct.
9
40% Oct. 22
7
2
14k
Oct.
24
II
Oct.
31
14% Oct.
26% Oct.
21
7
11
Oct.
2
22% Oct.
39% Oct.
2
21
71
Oct.
10
IX Oct.
29
2
3k
Oct.
2% Oct.
46
7%
x74%
27%
7%
75
%
3%
%
34%
44
Oct.
28
74
Oct.
Oct.
31
29
18
1
31
8% Oct.
15
1% Oct.
4% Oct.
2% Oct.
9
Oct.
3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
18
3
10
2
54
80
Oct.
31
34% Oct. 30
9% Oct. 22
75
?
Oct.
2
% Oct,
9
21
2
1
1
1
% Oct. 24
37% Oct. 23
Oct.
2
"l6%"Oct"""I
36% Oct.
3
Oct.
4
Oct.
9
175
Oct.
5% Oct.
42% Oct.
37% Oct.
7 175
7
2
Oct.
55
Oct.
24
Oct.
10
7
30
1
Sale
50% Sale
119% Sale
o"ct?30
2%, Oct.
SWOct.
10
3
"14% "Oct" "24
3% Oct.
55% Oct. 25
16 k Oct. 25
Oct.
18
1% Oct,
9% Oct.
7% Oct.
3
Oct.
% Oct.
23
2
3
10
15
2% Oct.
10% Oct.
10% Oct.
4% Oct.
Oct.
2
1% Oct.
10k Oct.
50
Oct.
117
Oct.
3
9% Oct.
2% Oct.
12
6
2
2
28
21
31
28
,1% Oct. 28
15
30
14% Oct. 30
29
52% Oct.
1 120
Oct.
1
31
8
12k
Mar. 12
13
25
Mar. 12
6
9% Mar. 12
4
112
page 43
4
Jan.
7
114% Mar. 14 114% Mar. 14
% May 31
% Aug. 14
96% Oct.
2k Oct.
5% Oct.
2% Mar.
% Mar.
99
30
23
23
15
29
69
9
June 4 5
79 :
May 28
Oct.
51
*
15
k
6
4
Aug. 13
Jan.
19
2% Sept. 30
% May 22
6% Mar. 14
May 22
8% Jan.
16
1% Sept. 26
16k
Jan.
87
Jan.
7
7
15
100
Aug.
2
43
May 22
1% Aug. 13
196% Oct. 29
92% July
% Aug.
6
158
Mar. 13
99
Jan. 10 108
9
Mar. 13
25%
35% Mar. 15 53%
4 k
2
Mar. 13
57
Jan. - 3
97%
June 18
Oct.
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
30
16
9% Mar. 18 14% May
2 22% Oct.
3% July 23
13% Oct.
Oct.
75
Jan. 16 101
4% Apr.
3
9% Oct.
11% Apr.
4 22
Aug.
106
Jan.
7 125
July
4% Mar. 14 17% Sept.
22% Jan. 16 84% Aug.
38
Mar. 12
52% Oct.
114% Mar. 23 115% Aug.
80
Mar. 12 *122%Oct.
14
Aug.
5 17% Aug.
17
31
14
13
16
Aug. 20
21% Jan.
7
51% Oct. 24
2% Jan.
4
32% Jan.
3
99
86% Mar. 29
13% Mar. 28
35% Jan. 18
1% July 12
z20
Mar. 20
16% Oct.-
1
Mar. 26
2%
8
3% Apr. 22
4
1
Mar. 27
13% Mar. 6 29
19
Mar. 18 51%
12
June 19
21
70
Jan.
2 115%
111% Jan. 14
138
9
12
6 k July 11
3% Mar. 13
10% Jan.
10%
7%
% June 20
6% Mar. 12
8
Aug. 28
1%
19%
12
„
Oct.
81
31 101 %
Jan.
31
30
5
5
7
27
8
29
29
23
7
Mar. 30
Jan.
7
Oct.
30
Oct.
30
Jan.
2
Sept. 18
Sept.26
Oct. 23
Oct. 22
Jun? 14
Jan.
7
Aug. 14
Sept. 19
Sept. 19
Sept. 18
9% Aug. 28
14%
2% Mar. 27
May 20
2% Mar. 21
% Apr. 18
4% Oct.
3
5% Aug. 7
17% Jan. 11
6
Apr. 26
2% Oct.
1
7% Sept.**3
15
May 23
1% Jan.
4
81
July
8
84 % Sept. 18
6% Aug. 21
5% Jan.
7
27% Aug. 17
30k Sept.11
11
8% Feb. 28
% July
12
64% Feb.
5
57k
Apr.
3
2% Mar. 13
39% Apr.
116k
3>
2% Feb. 26
9% Mar. 13
16% Mar. 13
13
Mar. 15
13% Oct.
7
7% Mar. 14
11
Oct.
2
Jan.
25
Oct.
52
Oct.
40%
19%
11%
15%
Oct.
Feb.
May
Sept.
26k Oct.
45
July
76% Aug.
12% Mar. 15
Feb. 27
5
IX July 26
3% Aug.
1
1% Mar. 21
35 k Mar. 12
5% Mar. 22
53% Apr.
1
13% Mar. 12
3
Mar 21
50
July
8
% Apr. 27
2% July 24
X July 16
31
Apr.
8
65% Aug. 26
23
38 % Mar.
Jan.
8
6
Jan.
12
4
4
Mar. 21
6% Mar. 15
6% Mar. 15
lk Mar. 19
% Feb. 28
4% June 13
X May 14
Oct.
31
11
Jan.
4
80
Oct.
31
30
22
13
8
17
6% May 14
42% Jan.
115
Jan.
9
54
15
8
23
25
13
13
21
11
1
16
4
1% Mar. 20
1
22
4
23
17
7
9
20
2% Jan. 12
Sept. 13
3% Sept. 11
59
Sept. 9
17% Aug. 14
2 k Aug. 30
11% May 17
11% Jan.
9
4 k May 10
1% Jan.
8
16k Jan. 7
3% Jan. 21
Mar. 21
10% Apr.
6% June
7
22
21
4
4% Jan.
34% Oct.
9% Oct.
76% Sept.
% Jan.
6% Apr.
1% Jan.
37% Oct.
76% Jan.
7
Mar. 14
12% Aug.
26% June 6 44% Aug.
Aug.
173
Jan. 16 180
Jan.
5% Mar. 13 *<9
Oct.
22% Mar. 13 55
24% Apr.
2
Mar. 31
43% Aug. 17
Jan.
21
53% July 23
12
2 xl20%May 23
i;
1
see
Jan.
Mar. 14
5% Aug. 29
Mar. 29
12% Oct. 30
June 12
Mar. 11 139
2
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For footnotes
July 29
9% Oct. 19
30% Oct. 31
27% Sept. 19
18% Mar. 12
1
12
Sale Prices
3
Mar.
9
28
18
Mar. 11
31
17% Mar. 12
28
30
Feb.
5
16
7
29 108% Ofct.
17%
Mar.
7
25
2
14%
2%
2%
51%
53%
15% Sale
IX
2
10% Sale
10
1
;i Highest
3% July 13
4% Mar. 12
30% Jan.
I" ""Oct" "22
Oct" " 14
79
37
13% Sale
33$
101
.
Sale
10%
15
1%
2%
9% Sale
8% Sale
3
3%
1% Sale
7% Sale
1% Sale
6%
'v :
6
1%
1%
10%
17%
3%
3%
53% Sale
0%
;
/
74
79
181
15$
109
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
~""%"o"c"t?ii
'
141%
;
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
2%
23% Sale
46% Sale
34
39%
14%
14%
10% Sale
13% Sale
24 k Sale
41
43%
4k
10
Sale
36% Sale
26
Procter 0c Gamble..........*
Preferred 5%.
1%
5%
13%
1%
66
79%
4%
4%
24%
27%
3$
1
Sale
2% Sale
2% Sale
49% Sale
53% Sale
8%
9
80
Sale
75%
80
29
Sale
*34% Sale
7% Sale
8% Sale
75
77
75
X
%
3% Sale
X Sale
% Sale
34% Sale
36% Sale
dH
6,500 Plttston Co (The)..........*
358,000 Plymouth Oil
..5
•
105,600 Poor Be Co class B
24,200 Porto Rlcan Am Tob cl A...*
Class B
•
15,500
212,000 (Postal Teleg 0t Cable pref100
141,200 (Pressed Steel Car common *
7% preferred...........100
69,320
11%
5 22%
5%
4
23
12%
3 125
3
% Oct.
24% Oct.
Sale
31% Oct.
32% Sale
113% 112k 112% 108% Oct.
34
Oct.
Sale
36% 40
11H
V IX
............100
120
25%
40%
15%
115
110%
135%
Sale
8%
Sale
4%
Sale
11%
11%
Sale
%
11% Sale
Sale
21%
38 %
r%?;i
6,350
81
Sale
9% Sale
Ilk Sale
m
Pfeiffer Brewing Co......—*
Sale
Sale
3 Sale
Sale
Sale
17%
9% Sale
40
30
14
Preferred..............100
Petroleum Corp............5
Oct.
Oct.
8
19
31
1
28
28
4
30
Sale
9% Oct.
2 11%
16% Oct.
2 22%
Sale
8% Oct.
2 13%
Sale
Sale
97k Oct. 14 101
7
Oct.
2
9%
Sale
17
Oct.
3
20%
Sale
123%
120%
Oct.
16
121
12k Oct.. 3 16k
Sale
76
Oct. 29
79%
84%
52
Oct.
2 52k
54 v
16
2%
3X
20% Sale
Sale
Sale
5,400 Pitts Term Coal..........100
1,770
6% preferred..
......100
37,300 Pittsburgh United..
——25
Pref cony
.......100
14,640
est Virginia—100
4,135 Plttsb 0c
299,800
Sale
110
.........
*2",600
Sale
6
17 %
100
preferred.........100
Preferred
136%
10%
6%
11%
27% Sale
80
87,500 Pierce Oil Corp.—........25
12,900
8% preferred..........100
78,700 Pierce Petroleum...........*
54,000 Pilsbury Flour Mills........*
1,900 Pirelli Co of Italy A
36,700 Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)...100
14,400
6% preferred
100
400 Pitts Ft Way 0c Chic pref .100
198,300 Pittsburgh Screw Be Bolt
*
10,790 Pittsburgh Steel pref....100
'
114
1
2%
-P
13,100 Phoenix Hosiery...........5
40
7,800
k Sale
41% Sale
16% Sale
113
115
135%
9%
10
5X Sale
Sale
Sale
3% Sale
21
21%
*
50
i
860
1,600,800 Phillips Petroleum.........*
328,200
2,600
1%
4%
2%
28%
50%
16%
5%
100
.
Pet Milk
11%
22%
12%
82 %
Marquette
Prior
Sale
Sale
k
a69
Peoria 0c Eastern........100
Pere
Sale
13 X S ale
Corp.........—..3
3
25
6
Oct? 19 "17? "Oct" "28
~i4% "is"" "16% "18? "l4
3 k Sale
4% Oct.
5
3% Oct.
3
3% Sale
Parmelee Transport Co.....*
Pathe Film
"T%
"I"
65
14% Sale
11% Sale
100
Sale
13% Sale
9%
2d preferred
Sale
81
93
ni
;
Ref...—*
8% preferred..
Paramount Pictures new
Sale
Sale
Sale
83
Sale
26
"68%
Packard Motor Car.........*
97
ig ?*!!.
11
IX
1%
4% Sale
2%
3
f:? !»
*
Preferred..
...100
1,470
100
246,600 People's Gas L 0c Coke
3,800
23,200
5
12
Pacific Western Oil........*
4
Oct.
14% Oct.
3% Oct.
9
Oct.
9% Oct.
30% Oct.
24k Oct.
——
\iH
Pan Amer Pet Be Trans
v
6% Sale
Sale
7% Sale
7%
[
3%
18k
3
Pacific Lighting
..............
19% Oct.
7
.
101
99
9%
19%
Sale
122
123X 120%
15% Sale
15%
77
76% Sale
52
55
52%
115
116%
94% Sale
122% Sale
14 k Sale
15% Sale
97
28
97
60
Pacific Gas 0c Elec ........25
15
3
140
93
9% Sale
11 %
92
Pacific Mills
Corp......*
*--*
Pacific Teleph Be Telegr..l00
Preferred
100
18%
70,
.........10
129
5% Oct.
6% Oct.
25
Oct.
:
3%
w
9*
Sale
10
16$
25
...
1% preferred series A
1,237,200 Pennsylvania
47,100 People's Drug Stores Inc
155,700
700
80
2I*
.......10
(Paramount Publix Corp—
Certificates of deposit..10
1,500,500
"i",I6o
:
..........
3,640 Pacific Coast
280
<
Preferred
590
360
,v
v.
33;
—•
100
Lowest
Sale Prices
187
195% Sale
105
105
106% 104% 106
18
19 X Sale
25% Sale
49
49
50 •
53
Sale
3%
3% Sale
4X Sale
94%
97% Sale
95%
96
97
100
98% 99
17% Sale
16X Sale
13%
44%
44
50% Sale
44X
:
1 J* .Sale
1%
1%
2
22
20
25
24%
28
187
71
13%
;
Highest
Sale Prices
""
39
:
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
a
jan.
•
•
X Sale
Sale
97
2
;
/
Sale
Sale
22% Sale
10% Sale
20% Sale
3%
4%
11% Sale
8%
30%
3
Sale
31
v,V
.''
Ask
Sale
Sale
84
77
9
:
Oct.
122
69
If
1
125
51'
preferred.........200
—.——*,
;
2%
3%
Sale
2
2%
Sale
Sale
%
*
182,600
83,800 Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc..5
60,500
37,200
5,000
.
Prior
Owens-Til Glass Co
23,600
.
4
138
>
6%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
97
5X
10 X
79
25
■:
■:
IX
IX
9X
62%
v
...........50
1,890 Outlet Co....
"'
Ask Bid
128
93
5%
6
.60
Preferred
*
X
2%
;
1
140
2%
.............
i
46,606
,
-
125
78$
•
795,700 Ohio OH Co (The)...
I
58,500 Oliver Farm Equip new.....*
432,100 Omnibus Corp v t c (The) .*
Preferred A
....—.700
3,000
!
39,100 Oppenhelm Collins Be Co. „*
577,200 Otis Elevator....*......, .*
6% preferred........... 00
4,625
.*
1,123,900 Otis Steel
30
T
.
9%
112
■?'
150
;■
<
3
4
•
130
161,400
6,300
.—
2
101
583,300
49,400 North Amer Edison pref....*
1,450 Northern Central.........50
—.100
1,078,100 Northern Pacific
s
3,510 Northwestern Telegraph..60
17,600 Norwalk Tire Be Rubber....*
130,900
310
.
6% preferred
3X
6%
26%
24 X
9X
20%
11$
North American Aviation. ..1
20
135,800
28,400
149,900
1,500
10,200
60,600
American..
Mortb
Oct.
Bid
s
770
'
1935
Par
•
25,400
*• *
to
Oct. 31
Shares
210 {New Off Tex 0t Mexico
n
.
July I 1933
1%
range since
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
October
:
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
:
s
Nov., 1935]
AGGREGATE
In
N. Y. STOCK
SALES
Since
,
October
^
\
SINCE JAN.
RANGE
°
■
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
1935
Bid
Par
Sale
Sale
111X Sale
73
84
99
Oct.
Ask Bid
40 X
99
20 H
.
:
PRICES IN OCTOBER
,
to
754,300 Pub Ser Corp of NI common '
61,100
$5 preferred
•
38,300
6% preferred..........100
19,100
7%
100
9,500
preferred
100
■;
41
1
1933
July 1
Shares
59,400
5,800
2,000
1,100
1,000
;
Low from
STOCKS
M. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
Shares
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
121
Sale
140
Sale
Lowest
31
Ask
Sale Prices
43% Sale
38% Oct.
98
Oct.
99%
99%
zl 12% Sale
111
Oct.
130
142
Sale
121
Oct.
144% 139% Oct.
Highest
.
Sale Prices
2
45% Oct. 30
99% Oct. 29
2 £112%Oct. 31
1 130
Oct.
31
3 145% Oct.
29
:
/
i
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
20%
62%
73
85%
100
9
..
Mar. 5 45% Oct.
Aug.
Feb. 20 100
Mar. 14 £ll2%Oct.
Oct.
Mar. 14 130
Mar. 14 145% Oct.
■
30
6
31
31
29
Public Service El 8c Gee—
'"Vj'
100
117,100
626,300
819,500
48,125
18,670
311,400
3,946,233
133,700
1,110,800
1,138,900
112,900
33,900
:
4,500
6,300
40,300
2,360
218,000
y-^r 7,190
7,910
48,700
730,700
13,500
83,000
322,500
35,500
4,100
v,
400
300
3,000
1 V
;
10,000
310
7.000
t< 2,900 V
115,400
"7", 166
128,506
403,500
21,500
V
-
•
20,200
80,700
110
2,130
4,900
9,900
8,700 ;
442,700
<
45,200
37,710
:y
2,580
N
1,110
282,600
9,800
10,920
85,200
1,062,800
109,030
38,230
9,141
256,900
15,200
* 292,500
7,900
1,152,100
v
27,800
14.610
1,313,000
271,800
350,410
85,700
22,030
1,200
3,560
764.200
i;
61,600
602,100
561,800
290.600
'
940
70
27,000
1,040
1,790
12,000
217.500
32,300
12,830
2,340
0'
18,600
84,500
54,000
3,310
400
59,500
4,800
3,300
i
r;
39,000
4,100
58,600
1,600
146,400
5,500
2,110
87,900
76,600
53,600
11,500
3,500
,
900
1,330
100,700
10,400
36,900
140,800
23,400
17,600
3,100
Corp of Amer
•
24,700
590
;
r
71,900
ux
35
First preferred
•
Hosiery
....10
Preferred..............100
Rem'too-Raad
1
V
mt
2,700
240
1,550
178,400
17,110
160
11,200
122,100
21,200
1,200
:
61,600
1,100
252,158
810
$6 preferred.............25
1,000
17,400
33,600
,
■
t Louis
•
9%
6
,
39 %
y
10%
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f
1
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Sale
11
1% Sale
8
8%
14%
18
34% Sale
Oct.
1
Oct.
8
11
Oct.
19
11% Oct.
3
,
72% OctT" 3
21% Oct. 15
.
15
Oct.
2
70% Oct.
78% Oct.
9
2
2
2
7% Oct.
17% Oct.
20
Oct.
% Oct.
1% Oct.
8% Oct.
12
Oct.
109%
110
32% Oct.
Oct.
110% 108
Sale
111
Sale
Schenley Distillers Corp....5
17 %
Schulte Retail
Stores...... 1
1%
....100
8% preferred..
Scott Paper
8
•
.....
t Sea board Air Line.....
;i
Sea grave
85
19
%
%
28%
Sale
1
Sale
IX
3H
Convertible
6
4
.':y
& a3o*
44
Sale
30%
32%
9%
91%
11%
14%
6%
Sale
35
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
e
42
10%
87%
Sale
92
12
40
Sale
\lH
5X
"45%
»
5%
*
preferred.. 100
Silver King Coalition.......5
Simmons Co............... *
yyyy 6
10
Simms Petroleum...
4 %
;:v-y
-25
•Vv
—100
•y
.
15
48
3X
W
76
20
*
3
64%
22%
11%
,
:
112
Com'l
Tobacco......*
84 preferred-............*
■
4&
Preferred
(4%).........
(7%). .......
•
Corp
*
Standard OH Export pref. 100
Preferred
■
ey
■
Standard Investing
Stand
Oil of Calif
94 H
*
Standard Oil Co of Ind
25
26 X
23
Standard Oil of Kansas..
10
19
Standard OH ef N J—...25
StarrettCo (The L S)
Sterling Products Inc.....10
Sterling Sec Corp cl A...... *
Preferred...
•
.........
Conv
33 X
6
45 H
*
1
Stewart
Warner Corp
Stone Ar Webster
v
5
*
y.-
2X ;
28X y-;
4X
; 2X
{Studebaker Corp.. .......1
Sun Oil
.....
Oil
Superior areef
>u
per lor
see page
•
42
96
xll
1
".•,....10"
y
..............
erland Paper Co
43
2X
,....100
......
Preferred.....
Superheater Co (The)......*
y,
'
1 it preferred......50
10
4
9
Sale
27
Sale
Sale
24
Sale
Sale
111
112
Sale
Sale
Sale
21
1%
26% Oct.
16%
29%
36% Oct.
15
16
14
4
10
18
Oct.
64% Oct.
18
3
17
Oct.
25
25
15% Oct.
26
Oct.
4
50
35%
36
33
3%
20%
71% Jan.
69
Aug.
21% Oct.
98% June
2% Mar.
28% Oct.
45% Oct.
3% Oct.
17
2
3
1
9
14
1
8
3
2
2
2
3
17
12%
52%
.3%
18%
70%
%
1%
31%
3%
61%
3%
66%
11%
10%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct..
Oct.
Oct,
Oct.
24
31
31
31
Oct.
3
6%
55%
92%
6%
Sale
57%
Sale
Sale
Sale
17
8
23
4
5X
4%
4%
72
Sale
4%
7%
76
80
33 '
Sale
12
f Sale
76
32%
12%
11%
43%
67%
Sale
Sale
14%
Sale •
44
45
78%
Sale
101
103% 105%
13% Sale
14%
127
123% Sale
84
Oct.
4% Oct.
4% Oct.
21% May 13
Mar.
4
Mar. 14
9
31
31
5
29
1
6% Jan.
3
8
12
24
Oct.
2
Mar. 20
Mar. 12
28% Oct.
12% Oct.
25
26
Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
28
31
30
19% "Oct"
9% Oct.
13% Oct.
"23
Oct.
15% Apr.
3
10% Aug. 30
107% Jan.
6% Oct,
25
11
10
Oct.
29
2
81
Oct.
21
Oct.
21
Oct.
9
Oct.
22
32
Oct.
2
35%
13
3
3
15%
14 47
3 84
8 105
14%
9
1 129%
5%fJuly
8
July
8
July 23
7 m
15 j|,
5
42
11
30
30
18
Mar. 14
Apr.
2
59% Apr.
3
3% Mar. 13
3% June 25
65
32
Mar. 23
'
Apr.
3
7% Mar. 14
Oct.
July
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
Aug..
68% Aug.
94
Aug.
7% Oct.
8% Oct.
Oct.
23
Oct.
Oct.
21
23
•
>
15
30
25
24
1
15
Mar. 15
July
Jan.
17
Oct.
21
May
Sept.
Oct. :
July
11
18
22
22
Oct.
21
23
Mar. 15
Oct.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Mar.
Oct.
6%
9%
113%
25%
27%
2%
3 116
Mar. 15
30
2
11
4
4
12
17
19
27
30
18
81
15
15
15
17
21
31
31
26
29
9
36%
13%
15%
47%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26%
5%
21%
16%
20%
33%
4%=Oct.
2
6% Oct. 28
2%
5% Sale
5
Sale
5% Oct. 28
2% Oct.
2
1%
7
Sale
3% Oct.
1
7% Oct. 30
1%
Oct. 26
15
16
9% Oct. 10 18
4%
6
16% Sale
9% Oct.
3 19% Oct. 28
2% Oct, 22
1% Oct. 10
%
1%
2%
„
1%
Oct.
2 113% Oct. 24 111
112% 113% 112
Sale
32
Oct.
3
37% Oct, 26
36% Sale
27%
Sale
23—
25
Sale
24% Oct.' 3 28% Oct. 28
27% Sale
22
20
Oct.
2
Oct. 25
22
20
22%
19%
21%
42
Oct.
3
50
Oct. 25
48% Sale
35%
42%. Sale
25 v Sale
21% OctJ 9 27% Oct. 25
26% Sale
12%
63
Oct.
2
64
Sale
66% Oct. 31
58%
66% Sale
2
Sale
2% Oct. 26
1% Oct.
4
1%
1%,
2
5
4% Oct.
8
6% Oct. 28
6% Sale
5%
3%
41
Oct.
2
48
Oct. 31
41
:
43
48- '< Sale
36
15
Sale
13% Oct.
3
18% Oct. 22
xl7X Sale
6%
5% Oct.
2
12% Oct. 31
2%
7% Sale
12% Sale
5
Oct.
3
8
Oct. 24
5%
6
2%
7% Sale
67
Oct.
9
75
Oct. 26
73
Sale
60%
67%
68%
2 120% Oct. 21 115%
120% 118% Oct.
118% 118% 120
24
Sale
22% Oct. 21
26% Oct. 28 £11
26% Sale
2
Sale
1% Oct.
2
2% Oct. 29
2% Sale
1%
5
9% Oct.
3
12% Oct. 31
10% Sale
11% Sale
Oct. 22
17% Oct.
8 23
18% Sale
21% Sale
17%
,
2
18
30
4
14
9
26
28
26
Jan.
Oct.
Jan.
Aug.
May
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
44% Oct.
68
Sept.
28% Oct.
15% May
15 112
10% Mar. 13
3
May
6
12% Mar. 18
21
Oct.
15
Sale
■
Jan.
28% May 24
Jan. 30
July
5
Feb.
4 150
20
132
28
28
93% Oct.
7% Oct.
8% Oct.
65
3
2
15
Jan.
13
24
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
June 29
June 19
Oct.
7
Oct. 31
5% Sept. 6
July 23
31% Sept. 21
14
14
27 84
26 105
19%
18
4 130
4%
2%
3%
9%
10%
1%
112%
32%
Jan.-
50
22 103
60
28
2
5
15
64
2
Oct.
31
Oct.
64% Oct.
Sale
106% 103% Oct.
12% Oct.
Sale
Sale
123% Oct.
8
Jan.
14
32% Oct.
3 46
104% Mar. 11 113%
109
Oct.
1 114%
6
Jan. 15
12%
22
Mar.
2
52%
4
1% Apr.
4
8
20%
Apr.
4
70%
55
Jan.
2
%
% June 29
1%
% Aug.
1
20% Mar. 12 35%
4%
2% Oct. 14
31
Mar. 12
61%
3%
1% May
6
40
66%
Apr.
3
12%
7% Mar. 13
7% Mar. 14 10%
3% Mar. 12
£41% Oct. 17
Jan.-
2% Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
July
Sept.
June
Sale
4
12
2
8%
33%
43%
101%
12%
122%
Sale
3
23% Oct.,
Oct.
76
11% Oct.
10% Oct.
41% Oct.
Jan.
10% Mar. 13
% June
6
1
Apr.
3
6
Apr. 15
44% Oct.
25 112
2 25%
18 140%
2 26%
10
7%
Oct. 29
May 17
Oct, 31
31
22% Oct.
5% Oct.
55% Oct.
:67
87
21
18
30
31
21
22
22
12
29
31
Sale
6%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
86
22
Sept, 9
Oct. 28
16% Oct.
27
65
1
Oct.
31
Sale"
7% Oct.
31
23
16% Oct.
3
3
3
5
18%
9%
12%
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Mar.
31
Sale
Sale
Sale
28
78%
15 23%
10 110
4%
13
15
19%
18 81%
2 88
9%
3
17 23%
9 108%
29 26%
10 110%
20 27%
26 57
22 65%
19
26
25 30%
12 45%
5%
18
Aug. 26
Oct.
20% Jan,
2 38
11% Oct.
5% Mar. 19
63% Mar. 21 102% Oct.
19% Apr.
8% Feb. 14
18% Oct.
6
Mar. 15
18% Jan.
4% Oct, 24
Sale
9%
12%
25
26
17
30
18%
20
Oct.
15% Oct.
99
31
3 103
Oct"
15
22
28
4
16
.
July
52% Jan.
12% Oct.
Oct.
5
Oct.
21% Oct.
Mar.
Oct.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
June
Mar.
Mar
Apr.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
5 113
Oct.
7 38
3
11% Oct.
2 102% Oct.
12% Oct.
2
3
18% Oct.
6% Oct.
24
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
23
30
25
25
28
30
28
26
25
15
10
29
89
135
31
Oct.
39%
59%
20%
10%
Oct.
8
5% Oct.
46% Oct.
10% Oct.
111% Oct.
23% Oct.
Oct.
28%
78%
18
5%
13
30
75
31
21
17%
22 101
22
12%
23
43%
29
55%
29
5%
24
21%
31
29%
3
1
23
26
17
7
3
4% Oct.
19
Mar.
9
21
35% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
65% Oct.
4 110% Oct.
1 114% Oct.
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
24
Oct.
33%
8%
89%
10%
12%
57
Oct.
Oct.
2% Oct.
30
9%
23%
108%
26%
110%
.27%
11
Oct.
9%
J
8%
18%
4%
*41%
88
26
28
4
26
26
21%
24
140
21
23% Oct.
1% Oct.
7
21 •■■IX Oct.
9
Oct.
28
3
11%
9%
39%
42
62% Sale
26% Sale
12% Sale
Oct.
Oct.
2
14
61
103
81
~4% Oct" "22
3
Mar. 12
June
1
31
30
16
15
2
18% Oct.
81% Oct.
2
31
8
7
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
23% Oct. 23
2
1
20
Oct. 11
9
31
Mar. 21
Oct. 31
Mar. 18 112
June 25
99% Oct. 30
17% Oct.1-16
Feb.
1
Mar. 13
8% Oct. 15
Mar. 18
62% Jan: 25
81
Oct. 21
Mar. 12
6
Oct. 21
Mar. 13
26% Oct. 15
Mar. 13
7
Mar. 28 43% Jan,
Apr.
6 42% Oct. 14
Apr. 15 37% May 14
11
Aug.-16
Apr.
4
Apr.
2 64% Oct. 18
3
Oct. 25
Mar. 26
Jan.
99%
17%
8%
56%
"78%"Oc"t"3i
11
Oct.
Sale
Sale
3
4
5
3
1
2% Oct.
65
16
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
% Oct.
% Oct.
53
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Oct.
9%
37%
2%
14%
63%
58% Sale
3
3%
5%
45%
30%
37%
11%
102%
11%
17%
5%
29%
5%
49%
65
8%
"
1# w
{Standard Gas 8c Elec......•
11%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1%
Sale
109
3
25%
140%
25%
23%
i'-i
Stand
3
65%
Sale
Sale
Sale
118
10X
11
52%
3%
17%
69%
%
1%
30%
Sale
56% Sale
2% Sale
63% Sale
10% Sale
9% Sale
20% Sale
4% Sale
w
30
...
Shell Union OH
3
2%
30
preferred.........!
Serve! Inc
..............1
Shattuck (G F).•
Sharon Steel Hoop ........*
Sharp & Dohme
......—*
Conv pref series A.......*
Sheaffer (W A; Pen Co
—*
Shell Transp k Trading... £2
Sale
.
Sale
Corp (The).......*
conv
17
65
*
Scars, Roebuck k Co.......*
Second Nat Investors.......1
Sale
Sale
Sale
37 X
Preferred.... ......—.100
Seaboard OH Co of Del.....*
10%
40%
2%
;
""3% "0"ctT""3
109
Savage Arms Corp
31
"
109
33%
3
57
10
30
12% Oct.
6
3
4
14
91
Oct.
Sale
Sale
20% Oct.
112% 108% Oct.
Sale
22% Oct.
Sale
53% Oct.
65%
58% Oct.
14
Oct.
Sale
27
Oct.
Sale
Sale
40% Oct.
Sale
3% Oct.
1
Sale
Oct.
90%
*
...
(6)...........100
Preferred (7)
112
For footnotes
Sale
1%
8%
20
40
99
19 £36% Oct.
3
42% Oct,
36% Oct.
8% Oct.
32 %
80
Preferred
8% preferred..
...100
538,500 Sou California Edison....25
.
22
Sale
-
Oct.
100
—*
Safeway 8tores._..
So Porto Rico Sug .........*
■
Sale
9% Sale
21
14
12
217,600
152,700
439,800
367,600
;
74,900
232,500
44,200
20,500
827,800
777,600
?
7,600
1,294,300
115,200
176,200
,26,300
24,000
4,800
683,000
707,400
2,363,500
38,500
:
' 8,790
47,800
199,700
132,600
44,600
Sale
Sale
18%
Sale
Sale
21
:>
6)4% preferred.........100
■
Sale
94
Sale
108%
24%
22% Sale
107% 108% 110%
24
Sale
25%
54% Sale
56%
65
;
58% Sale
14
18%
14%
28%
27% Sale
41% Sale
45%
3%
3% Sale
35
Preferred..............100
{Sale
18
17%
28%
.
Sale
3% Oct.
21% Oct.
34
14
2 112
117
10
3
...100
Southwest
23%
102
4
87
20
a..........100
17:
14% Sale
81% Sale
Rutland RR. pref......—100
Preferred
14
74% Sale
;
tSt Louis-San Francisco. 100
1%
13%
Sale
82%
8%
6i8
10
Sale
19
4?
Royal Dutch Co N Y sha_.
2
78%
101
Roan Antelope Cop Mines...
Oct.
46 3
"
v
10%
12%
68
22% Sale
103% 117
3% Sale
16% Sale
10.500
;
5,800
920
•
:*
—.*
...
Sale
5
2
3
15
"75" Sale" "78% Sale"
9
10
St Joseph Lead.
59
Oct.
Oct,
Oct.
Oct,
21%
98 X
2 i
Convertible preferred ..100
Class A
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
37
11
2
68%
14%
6%
55%
24%
24%
34% Sale
40%
43%
35%
36
8%
9%
63
60%
2% Sale
40
37
9
29% Oct.
7% Oct.
14 113
88
56% Sale
77% Sale
5
Oct.
Sale
Sale
8
113
Sale
69
4?5*
56,400
63,600
51,100
6,000
47,700
.
i
.
73,300
4,700
2,200
142,800
163,700
'
24X-
preferred.......... 100
„
■>■•■■■
176,800
16,000
17,600
5,700
5,100
1,200
177,600
152,800
546,500
5,500
Mm
............
Ritter Dental Mfg
38%
34%
r
16% Sale
38
1%
•
.
v/'
i>Vv 28 vv.>'.r!v 27
r
:
3%
20%
50
...
Second preferred.......50
Real Silk
100
1,516,800 Southern Pacific Co
12%
775,300 Southern Railway
....100
5x
Preferred........—.—100
7
329,300
Mobile Ac Ohio certifs—100
15 yy.
4,000
5
10,400 Spalding (A G) Ac Bros
-♦
1st preferred.......
30 X
2,800
100
20
11,870 Spang Chalfant A Co pref 100
427,600 Sparks Within gton
2X
*
22,730 Spear 8c Co..............—*
660
7% preferred..........100
;
30%
54,400 Spencer Kellogg 8c Sons....*
12 X
1,250,000 S perry Corp (The) V t C.....1
3X
78,900 Splcer Mfg Co
Convertible preferred A-.* iri
18:
11,030
322,000 Splegel-Mav-Stern Co....
•
3,500
6%% preferred
..100
1,713,558 Standard Brands...........* ;5yi
12X
;
Preferred................*
i 6,380
y
120 i
50,600
29,200
■V'..;-,;": 400
'
Sale
mm.
tRadio-Kelth-Grpbeum CI A*
Kaybestos-Manhartan
110 southern Dairies class A..
163*165
7X
22
-V.;
29 %
•
2,850
,
99
•
50
.
900
111
71
Sale
*
"A"....
5,220 Sloss-Sheffield Steel Be Ir.100
Preferred
............100
16,850
238,300 Snider Packing.... ........*
2,034,100 Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc. 15
Solvay Am Inv Corp—
3,140
47,800
283,000
Sale
Reading Company........50
preferred
Preferred B...........
86,700 Skelly Oil Co
Preferred.
16,200
490
90
69^
16%
55%
56%
74% Sale
4% Sale
22% Sale
7%
6% conv prior pref ser A 100
Coon"* & Brass.... 5
17,700
Class A.....
10
11,400
Preferred
y;
..........100
8,020
*
202,900 Reynolds Metals Co
11,100
5%% conv. pref........100
109,800 Revuolds Spring Co....... 1
689,200 Reynolds (KJ)Tob cl B.....10
700
.
...
Radio
49
33%
8%
pre*...........104
con*
......
1,640
■
8%
6% preferred.............
Purity Bakeriea
*
...
39,800
,
29%
————
Motor Car
........5
619,800
1,308,800 nepuollc Steel Corp........*
•
■
Pullman Company..
Pure Oil
Prior preferred
25
■160 Renns & Saratoga RR Co. 100
207,800
26,500
20,900
4,700
5,100
,
587,400
37,500
17,300
26,000
U2X 115X 110% 112
31X Sale
36% Sale
7Va Sale
11% Sale
83%
|5 preferred.............. *
20,600 Reis (Robt) k Co
1st preferred ..........100
10,200
'/
8,200
.
-
38%
28%
Oct.
Jan.:
Apr.
3
9
Oct.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
Apr.
May
Oct.
Feb."
May
Oct.
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
28
17
17
12
17
9
6
24
28
32
18
50%
23
18
25
14 27%
67%
13
15
2%
10
19
6%
28
28
48
31
15
18%
22
6
12%
31
14
8
24
17
20 75% May 25
Mar. 23
10 121
4 26% Oct. 28
3
Apr. 17
2
18
12% Aug. 27
Oct. 22
8 23
2
43
N. T. STOCK
SALES
AGGREGATE
In
Since'
October
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
118,300
19,800
17,500
12,700
405,200
148,200
3,800
708,600
71,000
120
4,230
,
128,600
70,400
201,100
29,100
49,700
82,600
1,100
24,400
27,600
33,600
44,800
11,600
6,480
677,600
501,400
917,900
106,400
117,600
528,000
11,900
127,400
166,500
61,800
94,200
24,300
21,700
30,700
11,500
130
-
39,700
122,900
50,500
64,800
;
3,500
11,100
220,900
127,600
I,300
16,100
260
18,400
2,200
462,500
98,500
57,700
7,500
210
14,700
79,800
153,000
3,700
2,200
2,100
4,100
;.,
440
870
37,400
5,370
41,700
4,000
1,500
7,380
13,000
13,400
900
v;y
n
27,100
1,360
7,600
54,400
6,400
17,700
2,100
69,800
66,200
74,400
36,800
,
3,100
460,000
20,200
1,000
viv
' 40
■
■
480
i
27,900
27,200
230
4,9oo
27,800
45,100
1,900
1,240
130
\
:'
43,200
1.200
9,800
6,600
291,000
7,950
8,400
23,600
1,500
4,000
9,500
.
7%
Sale
3 %
16%
5%
19%
31%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
Sale
22 %
7%
9%
§*
'§*
19
20
31
Sale
38 %
57
4
8%
45
:
1
91
5
1*
3%
13
26
:
17**
Preferred 4%
-m
100
...»
Tlmken-Detroit Axle Co
10
3 vv;
21
Tlmken Roller Bear........*
rransamerles Goro........
*
Transc & West Air Inc
4%
7%
>
5
Williams Steel Forg*
Trl-Continental Corp......*
Tran Be
4H
Preferred....
51
Trues Traer Goal
*
...
r niKon 8tee1 Co
13
Corp...*
Preferred
*
Twin City Rapid Transit
Preferred
........
24%
*
100
United Piece Dye Works
52,100
295,400
61,400
200,900
11,400
249,700
566,000
507,200
527,700
29,500
3,135,550
262,900
12,500
400
29
•34
in
,v ?*
19
104%
20%
2
5%
50
3
49%
9%
82%
28
Sale
3
9
43
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10% Sale
13%
Sale
Sale
6%
Sale
65
16
Sale
Sale
106% 107
6% Sale
1% Apr. 29
3
2
2
9
2
2
7% Oct.
7% Oct.
23% Oct.
33% Oct.
9% Oct.
10% Oct.
19% Oct.
38% Oct.
30
28
25
1
7
25
24
30
6% Sepa. 20
Sale
Sale
4% Sale
7% Sale
18% Sale
28% Sale
4% Sale
38
Sale
96
17
8
91
7
Oct.
18% Oct.
42%
10%
11%
81%
4%
69%
17%
107
5%
Sale
25
14
4
3% Oct.
28% Oct.
21
2
June 28
25
16
Mar. 15
Oct.
18
24% Oct.
3
Oct.
19% Oct.
10% Oct.
100% Oct.
40
Oct.
9% Oct.
64% Oct.
9% Oct.
12% Oct.
23
Oct.
25
7% Oct.
28
1
96
Oct.
24
69
5%
7%
18%
28%
5%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
24
30
28
28
30
30
4% Oct.
82% Oct.
130
Oct.
38% Oct.
72% Oct.
20% Oct.
99% Oct.
88% Oct.
30
15
17
21
21
30
1
22
3
3
11
2
2
3
2
2
10
3
90
Oct.
2
3% Oct. 14
5% Oct.
3
15% Oct.- 3
24% Oct.
3
3
Oct.
4
21% Oct.
14
Oct.
Oct.
10
2
Oct.
Oct.
19
3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
2
14
7
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
85
Sale
Sale
Sale
7% Oct.
7% Oct.
9% Oct.
9% Oct.
5% Oct.
12%
13%
14%
20%
24% Sale
112% 114% 111
63
70% Sale
19
Sale
17%
6
2
Oct.
16
Oct.
2
Oct.
2
Oct.
Oct.
18
7
Oct.
1
Oct.
2
Oct.
3% Oct.
3
2
36
Oct.
2
9% Oct. ' 3
9% Oct.
8
Oct. 22
Oct.- 2
84
4
60
8
15
39
19
25
25
31
31
2
21
21
28
31
Oct.
23
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
21
11
22
31
1
23
Oct.
9
6% Oct.
42% Oct.
30
30
Oct.
16
23
21%
10%
15%
24%
113%
71%
19
11
12% Oct.
24
Oct.
Oct.
8
25
86
5
U S Hoffman Mach
U S Leather v t c
12
13%
4*
JH
60
34%
3%
32
*
....*
—
3%
•
7
45
Prior
v t c
preferred
v t c
8%
3
*
U S Rubber
1st preferred
...100
U S Smelt Ref 5t Mg
Preferred
50
....
United States Steel..
v:
50
100
7% preferred..........100
U
*
S Tobacco
Preferred
...........100
....1
9%
17%
53%
51%
27%
67%
81%
124%
21
%
19%
11%
3%
m
70
ihH
W
2
940 Virginia Iron. Coal ScCokelOO
5% preferred.....
20
...100
Vulcan
Detlnning
7% preferred
17,000 {Wabash...........
36
95
106
vv'v;i
100
Preferred A............100
Convertible preferred....*
13,400
96,100 Warren Fdry Ac Pipe......._•
♦
38,800 Webster Eisenlohr
Preferred
see page
43.
100
13
1% June 10
4%
53% Mar. 29 82%
126% July 17 133
29
May 28 50%
44
Jan. 15
72%
14% Feb.
6 20%
82% Mar. 28 111%
79% Mar. 14 90%
20% Oct. 16 26%
9% Mar. 13 21%
4% Mar. 13 10%
7
Mar. 29
15%
20% May 16 26%
111
Oct.
■
•3%
•15%
•80
1%
V.Y 5
'
,1*
2%
13%
3
60
160
Sale
8%
44%
7%
14%
68%
5%
13%
35%
100%
67%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
V 8%
46%
7%
13%
Sale
69
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
7% Sale
14% Sale
37% Sale
95% Sale
73
8% June 14
4% Mar. 13
Mar. 21
65
3% July
60% Oct.
9% Mar. 13
3 107% Oct.
14
11
87% Mar. 15
2% Jan. 28
Oct.
61
158
3
Oct.
28
11
Oct.
Oct.
2 65
14 154% Oct.
Oct.
7 40
16
1% Oct.
19
13% Oct.
3
20% Oct.
30 21% Oct.
2
3% Oct.
2 20% Oct.
4 26% Oct.
9
11% Oct.
23
88% Oct.
3 84% Oct.
Oct.
19 160
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7% Oct.
42% Oct.
7% Oct.
8
2
3
13
Oct.
2
68%
1 4%
11%
31%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
2
3
3
93
Oct.
Sale
78
9
49
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9% Oct.
15% Oct.
Oct.
7% Oct.
72
15
Oct.
39% Oct.
23 100% Oct.
Oct.
1 73
1%
Sale
% Oct.
Sale
Sale
18
Sale
28%
18%
24% Oct.
18
Oct.
3
28%
Sale
31
Sale
25% Oct.
16
1% Oct.
Oct.
18% Oct.
3 32% Oct.
2 110% Oct.
Oct.
3 41
2
105% 106% 110% 112
106
Oct.
38% Sale
39%
40%
37% Oct.
57%
57%
73
3% Sale
""2%"0"ct7~29
4% Sale
27%
Sale
108
115
106
110
5
22
Sale
1%
2%
1%
7%
29%
117%
3%
7%
1%
35%
7%
41%
%
2%
8%
31
120%
109%
3
16%
70
115
Sale
Sale
Sale
23% Oct.
110
Oct.
107
Oct.
4
2% Oct.
.
29
31
28
31
31
23
1
4
4
25
24
29
31
8
24
21
11
15
16
31
25
25
1
31
29
1
24
17
23
28
31
31% Oct.
22 120% Oct.
4 110
Oct.
4% Oct.
8
67"""o"ct"i7
115% Oct.
1%
1%
Sale
3 %
2%
2%
Sale
8%
Sale
29%
117% 116
Sale
3%
9%
8%
Sale
1%
38%
39%
Sale
7%
Sale
45%
1
%
3%
Sale
10
11%
Oct.
4
25
25
26
23
15
2%
5
3%
15
2%
2
9%
2 30%
3 119
9
4%
10
9%
3
2%
10 41
8%
3
3
47%
10
%
1
4%
12
2
2 "24
6%
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
23% Sale
5
5%
2
1% Oct.
Sale
2% Oct.
2%
1% Oct.
Sale
7% Oct.
Sale
28% Oct.
118% 117% Oct.
Sale
2% Oct.
8% Oct.
8%
Sale
1% Oct.
Sale
36% Oct.
Sale
6% Oct.
39
Oct.
Sale
Sale
% Oct.
Sale
2% Oct.
8% Oct.
11%
22
Sale
20% Oct.
5%
5%
5% Oct.
Oct.
22
80
85
31
Oct.
31
Sale
■
85
Oct.
85
Mar. 14
4% Mar. 12
% Mar. 15
19% Apr. 11
11% Apr. 11
Aug.
2
15
Oct.
15
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
21
17
Oct.
17
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
25
2
29
Oct.
Oct.
29
10
17
5
22
21
Oct. 30
Jan. 10
July
3
July 17
Oct. 21
Oct. 11
Aug.
2
Jan.
9
Aug.
7
Oct. 23
Sept. 24
Aug. 17
Aug. 17
Jan. - 7
Sept. 7
May 23
Jan.
9
May 14
Aug. 17
Oct. 14
Sept. 27
Oct.
19% Mar.
22
Jan.
21%
3%
20%
26%
13%
June
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
90
Aug.
84% Oct.
4 110
19
Oct.
Oct.
4% Sept.
15% Feb.
83
May
2%
Apr.
1
3%
1% Mar. 1
1
May 22
2%
9%
4% Mar. 15
26% June
1 32%
114
Jan.. 7 120
1 % Feb. 28
4%
5
Mar. 14
10%
1 % Feb. 28
2%
28% Jan, 12
43%
8%
2% Mar. 15
14% Mar. 13 47%
1%
% Mar. 15
6%
2% Mar. 15
7% Mar. 20 17
20% Aug.
7 32
4
Mar. 14
6%
85
Apr. 29 90
7
16
31
Sept. 18
Sept.11
Oct. 31
Jan.
3
Jan.
7
Apr. 25
July 24
Sept. 18
Aug. 22
May 16
Aug.
3
Aug. 13
1% Oct.
29
6
25
4
4
25
9
8
Sept. 27
Oct. 21
Sept. 18
63% Mar. 29
109% Feb.
5 116% Aug,
1
7
Oct.
21% Jan.
7 32% Oct.
20 110% Oct.
Oct.
28 41
70
6
Aug.
4% Jan.
18
1 31% Oct.
4 120% Oct.
June 22
Feb.
30
15
40% Mar. 15
2% Jan. 18
65% Mar. 26
40% Mar. >2
143
Jan. 11 160
5
Feb.
6
9%
35% Mar. 13 49
3% Mar. 15
9%
7% Mar. 16 16%
53
Jan. 22 73
3
Mar. 13
7%
9% Mar. 13
17%
24% Mar. 14 42%
92
Sept. 11 124%
62% Jan.
3 73%
27% Mar. 18 48%
73% Mar. 18 113%
119% Jan.
4 140%
149% Feb. 11 165
1
Mar. 15
4%
2% Mar.
17% June
85
Jan.
72% Jan.
30
28
Aug
11% Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Apr.
Jan.
Oct.
78
% Oct.
70
76*1 "Oct7"2§
8 116
6%
44%
13%
13%
90%
7%
92%
18%
107%
6%
23
66%. July 15
9 154% Oct. 31
9% Oct,
11
71%
19%
Oct.
Jan.
3
3
16
19
14% Mar. 14
19% Jan.
7
% June 24
5
July 26
29
15
74
5
25
Sept. 13
Oct.
24
3
Mar. 15
34
16
Jan.
5% Jan.
33% Jan.
7% Jan.
Apr.
18
17
25
3
4
51
Feb.
May
31
31
3
46
133% Feb.
91
~~4%~<fct~"3i
2
3% Apr.
23
16
15
22
.....
18
1
30
67% Oct.
45
Sale
46% Sale
41% Oct.
3 47% Oct.
110% Sale a;108% Sale 105% Oct.
3 110% Oct.
135
Sale
Oct.
2 137
Oct.
136% 139% 134
160% 169% 160% Sale
160% Oct. '17 160% Oct.
2% Sale
2
Oct.
2
2% Sale
3% Oct.
22ps 24^
1 118
Jan. 28
17% Oct.
3
1% Feb. 27
20% Mar. 13
46
Oct.
63%
Sale 151%
Sale
33%
Sale
%
9%
Sale"
16%
Sale
20%
20%
3
2%
Sale
15%
Sale
20%
10
10%
11
84
88% Sale
84
Sale
66%
159
69
.
1,565,000 Warner Bros Pictures......5
•3.85 conv preferred.....*
41,640
38,800 { Warner-Qulnlan ..........*
•
203,400 Warren Bros.............
Sale
75
Sale
157
115
1%
32,200
Preferred B............100
1,840
45,900 Waldorf System............*
»
136,900 Walgreen Co
6%% preferred..
100
4,040
•
130,200 {Walworth Co..........
12,300 Ward Baking class A.......*
Class B
*
44,000
7% preferred
-....100
36,500
11%
87
2%
15%
15
..100
11
77
72
110
....106
U S Realty 5c Impt.........*
Class A
70
62% Sale
63%
64% 65
152% Sale
154%
32%
36
39%
1% Sale
1%
10%
10% 12%
18% Sale
19%
21% Sale
20%
3% Sale
2%
17
16% Sale
25
22% Sale
1(HH
.5
U S Indus Alchol
%
3%
3%
1 % June
June
46
37
16
Oct.
39
7%
5%
18
"5~" Sale" ""<6% Sale" ~~4%~Oct~~~2 ~~6%"Oct~~15
2%
5
19
Oct.
Mar. 18
4%
3
6% Oct.
29
Oct.
18
7%
84
26%
4%
28%
Oct.
25
Oct.
24%
2%
17
29
5% Oct.
9
28
17
19
7
14
10
30
7
Aug.
6
May 23
Mar. 18 12
Jan.
8 103% Aug. 17
Mar. 20 43% Sept. 4
9% Aug.
9
Mar. 15
Mar. 15 64% Oct. 21
9% Oct. 28
Mar. 12
Mar. 29 12% Oct. 31
Oct. 25
Mar. 14 15
Mar. 13
7% Sept. 10
Oct. 24
Apr.
4 96
6% May 10
Oct. 14
7% Aug. 27
Mar. 13
Aug. 28
18% Sept. 3
Oct.
3 28% Oct. 28
June
5
5% Oct. 30
13% Mar. 13
1% Mar. 15
70% Oct.
106% Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
May
Feb.
Oct.
May
Jan.
Oct.
Apr. 23
7
1
6
9%
7%
23%
36%
9%
12%
25%
38%
28%
8%
24%
3%
23%
5% Jan.
60% Oct.
15
9
Sept. 30
20% Oct. 21
% Jan.
4
3% Sept. 30
2
8% Jan. 15
Apr. 22
13% May 8
50
May
4 60
5% Apr, 10 12%
61% Jan.
7 100
2% Mar. 7
7%
3% Jan.
14
16
3
8
Mar. 15
4
16% Mar. 13
28% Apr. 4
29
25
2
9% Sale
% Apr. 15
Oct.
Oct.
1%
4% Sale
69%
80% Sale
128
129% 133
32
36% Sale
63%
70% Sale
17%
20% Sale
86%
93% Sale
88
88% 86%
22% Sale
20%
20 V Sale
17%
3% Mar. 6
Sept. 16
15
12% Oct.
7 100
Oct.
Oct.
8% Oct.
97% Oct.
40
Oct.
7% Oct.
54% Oct.
2
17
9
10
,";V
,
8
10
66% Sale
18% Sale
4% Sale
38% Sale
10% Sale c
10% Sale
75%
86
4% Sale
20H
6%
2%
27%
9%
12%
113% Sale
1
6% Oct.
4% Oct.
18% Oct.
30% Oct.
6% Oct.
8% Oct.
2% Oct.
24% Oct.
60
Sale
10
13%
21% Sale
1
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
21
% Oct.
3% Oct.
4% Oct.
8%
56%
7%
8%
11
20% Oct.
6% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
19
Oct.
2
4
8
2
100
41
133
Sale
30
3
3
43
91
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
Oct.
Oct.
10%
10%
100%
8% Sale
99% Sale
Oct.
15% Oct.
% Oct.
; 2% Oct.
28% Oct.
57% Oct.
59
Sale
Sale
40
Highest
Sale Prices
21
19 V
19
67% Sale
17% Sale
99% Sale
87%
88J
22% Sale
11%
82%
62%
97,500
Preferred..............100
1,680
338,400 Vanadium Corp of America.*
5
128,800 Van Raalte Co..........
7% 1st preferred
100
4,590
5
60,200 VickChemical Inc........
n
40 Vick Shr & Pac Ry Co pf._100
♦
151,100 Va-Caro Chem
6% preferred..........100
253,200
7%
prior
pref
100
11,000
12,010 Virginia Blec Be Power 0% pf *
For footnotei
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Oct.
23% Sale
130
34
Vadsco Sales Corp..........*
130
3%
8%
9%
18%
38%
Highest
Sale Prices
*
*
1
Lowest
Preferred..............100
United Stores A
379,000 Utilities P 5c L "A"
10
Sale
1%
2
71% Sale
i*
v
92
32
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
19%
Sale
59%
11
15
87%
4%
6%
16%
26%
3%
23%
m
.....10
20th Cent Fox Film
57%
9%
22%
%
Sale
7%
8%
19% Sale
2% Sale
6
....
520
620
Sale
.
Preferred
18,200
*
98,800 Universal Leaf Tobacco
Preferred
-.100
3,170
3,110 Universal Fict 1st pref....l00
156,300 {Universal Pipe 5c Had Co.l
Preferred
..........100
25,320
323,000 U 8 Pipe Be Foundry..
20
1st preferred.............*
32,020'
14,100 U S Distrlb Corp
*
Preferred..............100
18,500
•
-60,600 U S Freight
95,600 U S 5c Foreign Secur Corp ..*
Preferred.
*
7,200
224,500 U S Gypsum Co........—20
6,990
7% preferred
........100
4,750
13,100
II,900
6%
Tidewater As»oc Oil........*
41,600
120
220
6%
*
Tidewater Oil..
Ask
8
Sale
Preferred.
18,170
398,600
"""460
3,900
7,600
Thompson Starrett
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
31
6%
18%
%
2%
Third Avenue............100
Third Nat'l Investors......
Oct.
Ask Bid
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
;
Thompson (J R)..........25
Thompson Products........*
1
7%
15%
%
3%
1
.....
Oct.
61V
...
39,800
34,100
Thermold Co
52,100 den Be Go...
65,800 Underwood Elliott Fisher..*
530
7% preferred
.......*
'218,600 Union Bag 5c Paper........*
.*
1,037,400 Union Carbide Be Car
326,500 Union OH, California....
25
364,900 Union Pacific............100
'
41,700
Preferred
100
71,300 Union Tank Car
1,535,900 United Aircraft Corp w 1
5
737,700 United Air Lines Tr v t c w 1.5
:
15,600 United American Bosch Corp*
117,300 United Biscuit of Am
•
1,460
Preferred
..........100
219,000 United Carbon
.......—*
3,600 United-Carr Fastener Corp.*
2,795,100 United Corp
*
Preferred
....—*
1,046,500
431,000 United Drug Inc...........5
105,593 United Dyewood
...—10
Preferred.
100
3,170
143,500 United Electric Coal....
*
......*
339,900 United Fruit
1,329,600 United Gas Be Impt Co......*
34,800
Preferred
*
19,500 {United Paperboard Co..100
,
90,506
3%
.....
.
1935
Bid
...
101,000
8,000
'■
Oct. 31
56,900 Telautograph Corp
5
178,300 Tennessee Corp............5
1,002,300 Texas Corp (The)
25
446,900 Texas Gulf Sulphur
*
775,800 Texas Pacific Coal Be Oil...10
598,600 Tex Pac Ld Trust ctfs ......1
36,600 Texas Be Pacific..........100
219,000 Thatcher Mfg...............
Convertible preferred....*
11,000
25,300 The Fair Co..............
*
1,460
7% preferred..........100
PRICES IN OCTOBER
1933
to
Par
11,000
67,800
222,000
70,700
203,900
49,700
4,000
69,700
2,700
6,400
300
•
July 1
2,200
140,600
2,000
3,200
42,700
2,100
3,100
1,700
103,100
19,800
;
Low from
STOCKS
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
22,200 Sweet* Go of Amer (The)-.50
25
317,500 Swift & Co
15,300 {Symingtoa Go............*
Class A..................*
25,700
230
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
28
31
7
16
15
18
16
3
21
31
17
10
28
10
9
8
25
19
23
5
24
21
17
17
6
18
25
2
7
Aug.
6
Sept.19
Oct. 22
Jan.
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
Aug.
Apr.
Oct.
July
Oct.
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
18
N. Y. STOCK
Not., 1935]
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
Since
October
Jan. 1
Shares
580
Shares
,
,
520
•
15,100
3,700
5,000
8,100
397,400
51,400
267,800
880
90
13,900
2,300
148,800
13,200
4,300
4,300
3,100
473",856
1,452,800
23", 400
117,400
23,000
6,210
9,700
-
430
4,300
*
V!
65,100
137,800
658,200
83,400
37,880
25,800
10,360
52,200
cone
preferred
100
Preferred
Weston
El
15
31
72
Jan.
29
82 K Sale
Sale
88 % Sale
Sale
93
Sale
76%
77% 85
117K Sale 117K Sale
Oct.
83
93
Oct.
34
Mar.
85
119
Oct.
Oct.
17
31
31
15
113% Oct.
7
IK
Sale
80
114
a
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
112
48 :
23 X
76 K
L16
Sale;
85
3
Oct.
Sale
Sale
44X Oct."
21 % Oct.
73
Sale
Sale
IX
1%
10 K Sale
2%
2%
67K Sale"
61X Sale"
17 K Sale
25
47
Oct" 11
Jan.
3
Mar. 14
Sale
22
Oct.
2
27% Oct. 31
Mar. 28
Sale
Sale
87
Oct.
16
14%
1%
11%
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11%
12%
IX
9%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
33 % Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
38% Oct.
30% Oct.
40
Sale
79
76
Oct.
3
80
Oct.
Sale
Sale
72
37% Sale
25X Sale
35
Sale
29% Oct.
4% Oct.
8
3
2
35
7
85
Oct.
67
39 X
28
Sale
35X Oct.
4
40
Oct.
Sale
23
Oct.
2
28
80
97
Sale
79
Oct.
18
98
4% Oct.
4% Oct.
2
2
9% Sale
5% Sale
Oct.
Adjusted for 25% stock dlv. paid June 1 1934.
name Aug. 9 1934; replacing
par stock.
Former name, American Beet
Sugar Oo.
-v
'
From low through first classification, loan
75%
of current.
•
,
last classification
of currant.
•
v.
and above, loan 55%
>•
'..s'-^ >
*
*8
for share.
stock
*
Listed May 24 1934; low adjusted to give effect
to 3 new shares exchanged for one old no par share.
"Adjusted for 68 2-3%
Nov. 30 1934.
"
stock dividend payable
1934; replaced
siistFQ for sfat&r©,
Listed June 1 1934; replaced
no
*
par
stock
'
Socony-Vacuum
Corp. $25 stock share for share.
The National Securities Exchanges on which
low prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated
by superior figure* in tables), are as follows:
I
Adjusted for 100% stock die. paid Aorll 301934.
13
*
>
8'
*4
•
Boston Stock
M
7
Buffalo Stock
si
Listed April 4
id34:
replaced
no par
stock share
»
Baltimore Stock
8<
*»
4
Oct.
28
Mar. 18
Mar. 15
40
38 % Apr.
11
10% Oct.
5% Oct.
25
10
1 % May
2% June
7
18
13
Cincinnati Stock
Detroit 8tock
*>
for share.
Apr.
31
Los Angeles Stock
New York Produce
New York Real Estate
8
May 27
Oct. 21
Jan.
3
Feb. 28
Oct.
Los Angeles Curb
4
Jan.
Oct.
"
m
9
35
7
85
»•
>4
75
3
29
July 27
9
6
8
Cleveland Stock
8*
■1
1
26
17KApr.
2% June
31K May
Oct.
Denver Stock
New York Stock
New York Curb
Oct.
lift Jan.
24% Jan.
July
25
25
28
21
29
Oct.
Colorado Springs Stock
*8
9
11
53% Apr. 24
82% Apr. 26
i»
«•
Sept.
Oct.
27X Oct. 31
40
»•
*'
11*
29
30
31
17
25
20
*4
*•
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
35K Mar. 13
73% Mar. 13
50% Oct.
California Stock
11
Oct. 21
Aug. 13
65X June 18
7
21% Jan.
49% Oct. 29
Chicago Stock
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Curb
«
8
7
11X Mar. 12
25K Mar. 13
•
"Adjusted for 100% stock dlv. paid Dec. 311934.
Par value 400 lire Uted Sept. 20 1934; replaced
6OOUT0 DM1 VSlilB#
*•
Oct.
II
28
29
28
15
24
•
*•
r
Listed April 4 1934; replaced no par stock share
par
7
79
Listed
no
Feb.
Apr.
2
51 Jan. 15
Oct.
2
25
*7
1933; replaced
5
Oct.
82
Jan. 11
Mar. 14
3
47
6% Sale
4
Feb.
49
Sale
*8
24
3
Oct.
Apr.
Sale
550 lire listed June 27 1934; replaced
600 lire par value.
Aug.
2
47 X
no
Sapt.
2% Oct.
Mar. 15
"7K"Oct"2l
36
Listed under this
From
6
21K Oct.
49% Oct.
2
12
10
16
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
62
Sale
81
16X Mar. 13
13
74k"Oc"tT*2l
77
10
29
1% Mar. 15
65K"o"ct?"~3
31
5%
90
25
31
26
14
56% Oct. 30
% Jan.
9% Jan.
16% Oct. 25
3% Jan.
7
7% Jan.1 7
Mar. 27
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
48K Sale
67 X
18
92K
16%
15X
2%
"72"" Sale"
41
4% Sale
share for share.
10
17
32% Mar. 18
18
2
24
31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
83
64%
28%
91%
Feb
5 119%
Mar. 18 30%
Jan.
4
2
Sale
Oct.
54K Oct.
84% Oct.
20% Mar. 14
8
17
67% Sale
20K Sale
47% Sale
30 K
July 19
',% Feb. 26
Oct.
114K Oct.
Sale
2
rSX Sale* ""7" Sale' "5M"Oct"""2
4% Sale
July 12 1934; par value 10s. replaced
64%
27%
91X
9 L19%
2 30K
1
37X
1
Mar. 15
Mar. 30
39
Oct.
2
2
6
Sale Prices
1 % July
3
31
39% Mar. 6 93
85
36
Mar. 14
31
104 % Jan. 17 120
July 29
95
Jan.
2 114
Aug. 14
June
8
2X, Jan., 8
22
25
5
28
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
_
50
27 X
92
Sale
1
«
3
8%
16%
IX
4X
35
.....*
**
4
3
11
Sale
122
Sale
40
41
88
13 X
13 X
....
Far value
Listed
Oct.
Jan.
Oct. 21
Oct. 28
Oct. 29
Oct. 30
Oct. 31
Oct. 17
Oct. 25
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
35
23 K
6% Oct.
12% Oct.
IX Oct.
IX Sale
3% Sale
Sale
33 X Sale
19 % Sale
7% preferred "A**......100
6% preferred B
.100
Wright Aeronautical Corp.
Wrlgley (Win) Jr..........
♦»
7X Sale
15
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
17 X
Worthlngton P Ac M......100
Zenith Radio Corp
Zonite Products Corp
Sale
3%
^
flpar, share for share.
*
1
IX Oct.
May
$6 cum preferred....... 100
Woolworth (F W).........10
Ex-rights.
t Companies reported In receivership.
"Adjusted for 25% stock dividend paid Oct. 1
1934
Listed
30K Jan.
Oct.
8
Wilson Ac Co..............
V
»
24
84
........100
No par value.
Deferred delivery,
Ex-dividend.
54% Oct.
Oct.
13 X
1 %
Instr...........*
Highest
Sale
Western Pacific—.......100
402,400
x
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
Western Maryland .......100
Second preferred...... 100
100,900
74,900
Cash sales.
Highest
Sale Prices
Western Dairy Prod A......*
Class Bat c
47,000 Yale 8c Towns Mfg Co
25
10
573,600 Yel Trk At Cch class B
7% preferred..—......100
8,410
•
190,700 Young Spring At Wire
461,300 Youngst'n Sh Ac Tube.....
&H% preferred........100
20,400
r
Lowest
Ask
84
112
......100
31
49%
1;
Preferred (6)...........106
West Penn Pow pref 7%..100
Oct.
Ask Bid
40 K
75
74 K
West Penn El Co "A"
6% preferredj
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Prices
Oct.
8
Oct.
3
......
7% preferred
1
Bid
Weill Far do At Go
.......1
Wesson Oil 8c Snowdrift
*
181,300
1,500
27,400
56,200
3,700
162,370
Oct.
1935
Class A
.......*
4,900
96,800 Westraco Chlorine Prod....*
865 Wheel's 0c Lake Erie Ry ColOO
460
6% non cum pref......100
58,900 Wheeling Steel Corp.......*
Preferred..............100
28,000
........00
519,450 White Motor....
64,100 White Rk M Spr ctfs new...*
32,200 White Sewing Mach—....*
Convertible preferred....*
58,800
.....0
34,200 Wilcox Oil 8c Gas
2,500 Wlloox-Rlch Corp class A...*
1,220
29,000
a
Oct. 31
133,500
PRICES IN OCTOBER
to
Par
$4
43
July 1 1933
100
1,433,000 Western Union Telag
315,900 Westlnghouse Air Brake ...*
2,161,500 Westlnghouae El Ac Mfg..00
7% 1st preferred........00
8,290
64,500
6,300
Low from
STOCKS
N.T. STOCK EXCHANGE
5,650
383,000
42,800
16,050
19,580
14,380
10,640
10,270
3,500
16,300
166,100
20,500
32,800
90,700
100,700
5,200
1,650
1,830
1,360
' 1,170
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Mlnneapolis-St. Paul
New Orleans Stock
Philadelphia Stock
Pittsburgh 8tock
Richmond 8tock
St. Louis Stock
Salt Lake City Stock
San Francisco Stock
San Francisco Curb
San Francisco Mining
Seattle Stock
Spokane Stock
Washington (D. O.) Stock
6
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
28% Sept.
25
25
28
21
9
98
Oct.
31
103
51
Oct.
Oct.
25
10
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
•••
l
'•V
Shares.
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
October
2,824,667
61,282,691
8,967,236
66,073,107 1
1935
1934
$93,443,000
987,606,000
$66,696,000
858,207,000
Bond Sales
1934
1935
mock Sales•
October, .ir:
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
ualeee they are the only transactions of the month, and
No account Is taken of such sales In computing the range for
NOTICE.—Deferred lallvery, under the rule and cash -iilea, are dlerejarded In the month's ranje,
•ntsldeof the regular monthly range are shown In a footnote In
AGGREGATE
NEW YORK
October
July 1 1933
EXCHANGE
,6,600
700
^
5,900
700
4.300
900
n
1,700
-
3,500
360
900
1,000
300
400
20,200
23,600
100
1,000
20,200
3,830
99
57
29,700
53,700
100
800
2,800
11,500
4,200
100
26,500
207,100
1*3
16*3
2
17*3
21*
'
42
731,100
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
850
1,700
4,900
3,075
19,300
1,075
1,825
89,000
4,300
1,700
5,900
31,700
5,100
30,800
3,925
80,900
3,975
9,017
748,900
44,000
8,275
33,150
265,000
6,900
3,300
120,500
21,375
500
1,575
14,000
4,200
ii~* Oct:"25
10
Oc3.
30
Oct. 30
3
Oct.
3
Oct.
2
Oct.
8
Oct.
3
Oct.
Oct.
3
8*3 Oct.
2*3 Oct.
24
26
Oct.
Oct.
31
2*3 Oct.
21
6
16
Oct.
22
"i",66o
900
200
24
70*3 Oct.
62*3 Oct.
*| Oct.
Mi Oct.
1*3 Oct.
*3 Oct.
16*3 Oct.
3
22
69
Oct.
2
100
Oct.
3
29
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
30
1
1
30
1
1
21
19
24
29
Sale'
13*3 Oct.
9*3 Oct.
34
Oct.
75*3
57
*3
Mi
1*3
*3
17*3
50*3
35*3
16*3
9*3
8
17
Oct.
21
Sale
72*3 Oct.
10
52
Oct.
31
4*3 Sale
3*3 Oct.
71
Oct.
5*3 Oct.
19
Mi Oct.
1
2
18
8
Oct.
42*3 Oct.
3*3 Oct.
28
Oct.
18
22*3 Oct.
3
Sale
17*3 Sale
78*3 Sale
105*3 Sale
Sale
......100
1
1
11
1
4
2
..
Feb.
3*3
72
Sale
Sale
72
73
Oct.
2
Capital Corp com cl A*
Common class B....._....*
21
S3 preferred..............*
May 20
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
18
2
Mi Oct.
22*8 Oct.
16
24
1
47
Oct.
5*3 Oct.
25
Oct.
18
28*3 Oct.
14
2
12
Mar. 19
69*3 Mar. 27
9*3 Feb. 26
7*3 Mar. 6
17
Mar. 13
50*3 Apr.
4
2*3 Jan. 15
5
Apr. 10
1*3 Feb. 16
57
Jan. 22
1*3 Apr. 12
*3 Jan. 29
16*3 May
1
76
July 16
32
1
*
$5.50 prior preferred......
_*3
78*3
69*3
*3
*3
1*3
*3
19*3
82*3
106*3
16*3
10*3
47
Corp
42*3
Conv class A............35
Class B
1
43*3
Sale
4
..*
Common class B
23*3
Preferred..............100
115
American Equities Co ......*
Amer Ac Foreign Power warr_.
Amer Fork & Hoe Co com...*
Amer Founders Corp.. .....I
3
Sale
45*3
5*3
Sale
Sale
26
Sale
*
American Gas 8c Blec com
Preferred
•
Amer Hard Rubber Co com.50
Amer Laund Mach com....30
25
Amer Light Ac Trac com
6% preferred
.....35
Amer Mfg Co common.....100
American Maracaibo
1
.....*
3*3
4*3
3*3
3*3 Sale
Sale
*3
34*3 Sale
Sale
,16*3
19*3
19*3
20
13*3 Sale
*3
16*3
Sale
Sale
Oct.
4
2*3 Oct.
3
Oct.
9
Mi Oct.
3
.9
3
16
Sale
Sale
Sale
38
106
3
28
39*3 Sale
39*3 Sale
108*3 Sale
18
22
23
•
Sale
14*3 Sale
24*3 Sale
34
33*3
32*3
104*3
18*3
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
7,800 Amer Potash 8c Chem Corp..*
1,044,809 American Superpower......*
34,700
1st preferred.
781,170
Preferred
•
13,200 Amer Thread preferred
..0
1,300 Amsterdam Trading Am aha..
"25*3 Sale"
1*3 Sale
67*3
63
11.400 Anchor Post Fence com
Sale
22
4*3
4*3
*3 Sale
...»
Mar. 13
19
Oct.
Oct.
3
21
3
7*3 Oct.
5
*3 Oct.
2
Oct.
2
27
25
Oct
1*3 Oct.
69
60
28*3
2*3 Sale
70*3
32
Sale
4*3
%
4*3
*2
2
Oct.
Oct.
2
4*3 Oct.
14*3 Oct.
23
*3 Oct.
1
21
*3
16
Mi
23
13*3
13*3
16*3
80*3
4*3
12*3
30
16
2
2
8
28*
80
1*3
23
Oct.
Jan.
22*3
24*3
15*3
24*3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
14
Oct.
23
*3 Oct.
1
22
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Sept.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Mar.
15
11
19
21
23
20
40*3 Oct. 30
4
8
Mar. 29
1
Jan.
23
Oct.
2*3 Oct.
12]
Apr.
11
Mar. 13
15
Oct.
11
*3 Oct.
14
44'
Feb.
21
7*3 Mar. 12
610
4.200
3,200
19,800
12,400
160
10.500
1,300
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
57,800 Angostura Wupperman....l
2,300 Apex Elec Mfg Co common..*
Appalachian Elec Power—
5,040
7% preferred..
_._.._*
22,800 A returns Radio Tube
..1
43,700 Arkansas Nat Gas com
*
247,000
Class A
*
99,972
Preferred
10
1,020 Arkansas P Ac L $7 pref....*
77,300 Art Metal Works common...5
...
4*3
5
Sale
9
4*3 Sale
9
11*3
)6*3 Sale
%
n%
2*3
1*3 Sale
2
5*3
Sale
28
Oct. ! ■; 1
4*3 Oct.
9
104*3 Oct.
*3 Oct.
1*1 Oct.
1*3 Oct.
Sale
633
5*3 Oct.
4
Sale
4
1*3
6
11
Sale
3
Oct.
3
24
8*3 Oct.
3
82
9*3 Sale
16 106*3 Oct.
*3 Sale
2
5*3 Oct.
10
Oct.
1
17
25
Oct.
26
8*3
1*3
1*3
6*3
Mi
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
23
2
1
11
3.600
24,700
3,700
63,500
49,500
American deposit rects..£l
33,000 Assoc Gas Ac Elec com ......1
245,700
Class A
1
22,100
$5 preferred..
235.800
Warrants....
400 Assoc Laundries of Amer
100
3,800
250
3,500
*
12,100 Associated Kayon Corp com.
550 Assoc Telep Co $1.50 pref...*
10,350 Associates Investment Co... *
16,400
68,000 Atlantic Coast Fisheries...
465 Atlantic Coast Line Co....50
102,700
5,750
834f800 Atlas Corp com........
33,850 $3preferred A.............1
195,700
Warrants
15,300 Atlas Plywood Corp........*
71,300 Auto Voting Machine com..*
8,295 Aston Fisher Tob class A..10
21,850 BabcockAt Wilcox Co
..*
15,800 Baldwin Locomotive warr
1,120 Baumann (L) Ac Co pref..100
132,100 Bellanca Aircraft v t c
1
20,600
3,900
7,400
660
6,200
2,000
310
18,200
........
'32 Sale
8*3
9
*3
1
1*3 Sale
5*3 Sale
Sale
'1*3 Sale" ""1*3 ~~2"
Sale
Sale
12*3
53
3*3
3*3
13
Sale
Sale
3*3
4*3
Sale
31
Sale
8*3 Sale
12*3
51*3
Sale"
Sale
3*3 Sale
5
5*3
11*3 Sale
7*3
*3
*3
3*3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
'64 Oct.
*3 Oct.
1*3 Oct.
*3 May 13
4
May
2
4*3 Apr. 24
71
Jan.
Mi
*3
*3
2*3
41*3
3*3
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
21 106*3 Oct.
*3 Aug.
21
2*3 Aug.
21
2*3 Aug.
28
7
Aug.
15
30 83*3 Oct.
Mar. 14
1
27
Apr.
1
Mar. 20
23
10
*3 Oct.
2*3 Oct.
29
22
5
4
18
22
Oct.
22
15
30
5*3 Oct.
3
36*3 Oct.
8*3 Oct.
16 *3 "Oct"
8
13" ""Oct"
28
25
1
54*3 Oct.
30
43*3 May
Oct.
28
28
*3 Oct.
50
Oct.
28
53
1
68
*3 Oct.
4
Oct.
14
2*3 Oct.
28
13
5
Oct.
26
21
1
11
Mar. 20
oyu
15*
Mar.
9
Jan.
2
2
Mar. 14
Feb.
27
May 22
1*3 Apr.
5
Far footnotes see page 56
Apr.
Oct.
16
8
39
Mar. 14
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
7
Mar. 29
3*3 Oct.
5*3 Oct.
25
4
it*
A*
June 21
1
51
Oct.
3
Oct.
4*3 Oct.
6
1*3 Sept. 25
Apr.
2
Aug. 16
Oct.
30
30
Feb.
'64 Oct. 31
5
% Aug.
V
26
41
Sale
29
Feb.
28
31
Oct.
Xl
Aug. 13
Aug. 20
May 27
15*3 Aug.
6
6*3 July 23
10
Oct. 25
18
Sale
2*3
3
31
3*3 Aug.
37
*3 Mar. 19
Oct.
52
Sale
1
26
14*3 May 15
26
53*3 Sale
41
3
14
Oct.
76*3 Aug. 17
4
Associated Elec Industries—
3,100
Aug. 17
Oct. 23
May 25
Aug. 12
Oct. 15
15
14
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19%
9
25
*3
2*3
2*3
6*3
83*3
11*3
14
9
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
3,000
.1,200
26
Jan.
4
16
24*3 Sept. 11
24*3 Oct. 22
16*3 Aug. 12
11*3 Jan.
16
Oct.
7 109
3
7,*3 Mar. 14
30
Aug. 12
Oct. 17
23
7
17*3 Feb.
3*3 Apr. 11
*3 Mar. 27
28
rt§
1
1
Sept. 14
Oct.
31
30
14
Oct.
44
30
Oct.
33*3 Oct.
4*3 Oct.
18
Oct.
Mar.
44*3 Oct.
26
71
25
Oct.
22
"15
30*
.
2% Aug.
Oct.
19
••
5 115
27
10
10
9
25
30
3
5
27
27
24
6
Oct. 21
Oct. 31
Apr. 12
Mar 30
Oct. 19
Sept. 28
Aug. 20
Aug. 15
Oct. 24
Sept. 19
5*3 Aug. 17
Mar. 13
23
Sept. 17
July
July
Feb.
Mar.
Oct.
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
47 ^ Oct.
15
1*3
15*3
Oct.
2*3
*3
22*3
82*3
76
4
40*3 Oct.
72
28
17
44
3 109
7
6*3
5*3
Apr. 29
24
3
12
15
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
82
20
111
3
23*3 Oct,
""% Sale"
16*3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
4*3
22*3
%
44*3
Mar. 14
29
30
ii2*3"Oct" "io 115"" OctI "*I
Sale
7% 1st pref. ser B
50
6% 1st pref series D...^.50
American Meter Co
72
9
Aug. 26
Feb.
5
Series D warrants.....
Amer
*3 Sept. 12
Mi Feb. 23
30
Apr. 22
41*3 Jan. 15
37
Jan.
4
24
28
16
'
2,300
22
Oct.
500 Amer Pneumatic Service....*
107,300
3,900
14,700
28
7*3 Mar. 28
Oct. 25
18 41
1 110*3 Sept. 6
18 11*3 Mar. 4
4
Mar. 23
14
7
July
8
21
Oct. 22
5 46
2*3 Oct. 31
% Mar. 18
Oct. 24
12*3 Mar. 7 22
8*3 Jan.
Feb.
5
July
1*3 June
3*3 Jan.
18*3 Feb.
Series C warrants.......
Amer
Sale Prices
103
*3 Oct.
Sale
38
2
2
10
1*3
*3
17 *3
77%
103*3
Oct.
Oct.
28
50 Amer Dist Tel N J common..*
"""loo
Sale Prices
40
*3 Sale
Ms Sale
Ltd............*
0% preferred
Sale Prices
Oct.
"H"
39
425 Amer Cyanamld com cl A...*
25
120,900
Sale
Sale
43
Aluminum Industries com..*
Amer Cities Power 8c Lt
1,350
24,200
Sale
Sale
._*
Aluminum Goods Mfg
Aluminium
Sale Prices
27%
109%
7*3
1%
5*3
41*3
1*3
17*3
V
%
Sale
Beverage Corp.......I
910 American Book Co.......100
280
1,300
2*3
....100
..
Lowest
2*4 Feb.
1,990 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary..-50
10,030 Ala Power Co f7 pre*....._.*
tb preferred
*
5,630
2,000 Algoma Consol Corp com...*
2,900
7% preferred
5
1,300 Alliance Investment com...*
4,000 Allied Internat Investing...*
354,900 Allied Mills Inc
121,700 Aluminum Co common.....*
Preferred.
Highest
*
............
.
33,910
11,900
800
Ask
Ask
Highestv
Lowest
31
Oct.
1
20
Acme Wire Co v t c
100
2,100 Adam* Millie 7% let pf
2,400 Aero Supply Mfg class A
*
Class B
44,000
3,100 Agfa Ansco Corp com.......1
39,300 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com...*
14,100 Air Investors Inc common..*
Convertible preferred
.*
5,400
Warrants
11,500
3,550
3,700
4,900
Oct.
'
50
-v.. 660
.
*
;
Bid
Par
Shares
600 Acatol Products. Inc. A
"2,600
100
to
Oct. 31 1935
STOCKS
Shares
.!;■
CURB
when selling
the year.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
In
the month In which they occur.
""MS**'
ft
15
17
19
9
25
11*3 Oct. 26
9*3 Aug. 14
2
Aug. 17
2*3 Aug. 17
10*3 Aug. 19
332 Aug. 19
*3 Aug.
5
7
2*3 Jan.
26
Oct.
36*3 Oct.
10*3 Jan.
30
Jan.
18
15
5
10
13*3 Aug. 17
July 18
4*3 Aug. 17
6*3 Jan.
7
13
Sept. 9
60
Feb.
1
68
Oct. 28
3*3 Jan.
8
50
Oct. 21
5*3 June 18
54
NEW TOEK GURB EXCHANGE
Nov., 1935]
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
In
October
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
100
18,100
3,700
14,800
175
10
250
300
Oct.
Ask Bid
"11% "12
130%
2%
8%
13% 11%
12%
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Oct. 11
30 131
Oct.
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct.
2% Oct. 23
8% Oct. 23
Oct.
13
24
"
106,900
78,300
38,100
Bliss (E W) Ac Co common...*
Blue Ridge Corp com.....
1
61,700
1,625
Blumenthal (S) It Co eom.r-*
Bohaclc (H O Co common..
"§% Sale
Sale
2
41%
15% Sale
43% Sale
aV* ' 9
6%
40
40
7% 1st preferred.......100
....25
4,150 Borne Scrymser Co
700 Botany Contol Mills com...
...*
7,550 Bourjois Inc
..5
218,200 Bower Roller Bearing
——
8%
10%
8%
Sale
2%
41
Opt 0% Conv pref........*
Sale
13%
12
Sale
7%
45
■; 8%
2% Oct
26
44% Oct. 30
Oct.
Octf.
Oct.
16
.
Oct.
1
7% Oct.
40
Oct.
3
5
40
29
6
9% Oct.
% Oct.
Oct.
"M ~W*
....
Sale
32
-3% ""4%
Oct.
33
Oct.
Sale
Octroi
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8
9%
3 "15""
Oct"
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
123
Jan. 11
May 25 132
4
1% Feb. 18
July 31
10
6
Mar. 12
July 31
14
8% Feb.
1
May 15
May 11
33% Apr. 12 35
Oct. 21
3% Mar. 18 15
1
Mar. 20
2% Aug. 12
35% Mar. 15 46
May 23
Sale Prices
Ask
1
v
1
Lowest
31
"2% "4% "2% "'4%
120
2,800
49,500
1
$2.50 Conv pref.........
600
32*806
Oct.
Bid
Convertible preferred
2,050
*
7,000 Blckford's inc com........
800
•
Oct. 31 1935
STOCKS (Continued)
Par
1,750 Bell Telep Co of Canada..100
1,700 Benton & Hedges com......*
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
July 1 1933
Jan. A
Shares
75
100
45
2% Jan.
5
15
June 28
Oct.
30
Mar.
6
% May 15
3
16
4% Oct. 28
22
35% Oct.
June 12
Mar. 29
16
11
65
Oct.
Jan.
1
15
Feb.
2
11% Sept. 10
% Oct.
4
4% Feb
19
35% Oct. 22
.
Bowman Blltmore Hotels—
630
2,700
28,700
1,100
42,100
111,600
8,100
3,000
7,000
2,450
100
600
300
7% 1st preferred
1% Jan. 17
7% Aug. 28
3% Jan.. 2
100
Braslllan Tr Lt A Pr ord...*
Iff
Bridgeport Machine com....*
Brill Corp class A.........
Glass B
m
IK
•
iXB Sal*
l% I"
6% Sale
Brlllo Mfg Co common......*
Class A...........*......*
8
8% Oct.
12
25
Oct.
9
14% Oct.
14
Oct.
Oct.
1%
%
:
6%
25%
1% Oct.
% Oct. 19
6% Oct. 21
6%
6%
7% Oct.
11
17
7
% Mar. 18
1
Oct.
Oct. 19
Oct.
Oct. 28
Jan.
6% Apr.
Jan, 16
25
3
Jan.
26
5
17
1% Sept. 10
1% Aug. 20
7
May 17
28
Aug. 26
10% Jan.
12
Oct*
British-American Oil Co...
400
100
700
18,800
1,900
14%
14%
Coupon stock (bearer)....*
Registered.............. *
4,000
British Amer Tobacco, Ltd
Aater dep rets ord heat. t\
27 % Sale
26%
Amer dep rets ord reg
£1
British. Celanese Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg...10s
12,300
325 British Col Power class A..*
200
500
"2,275
2%
1,000
1,550
4,600
27%
3
5% Sale,
.......
2,400
Bulova
900
38% Sale"
22% Sale
100
400
150
200
1,800
11,400
16
Sale
14% Oct.
14% Mar. 22
3
June 22
16
16%
28%
28%
26% Oct.
28
29
27
3
"6% Sale
3
28% Oct. 24
28% Oct. 23
17
Oct.
2% Oct. 21
3% Oct. 26
1
2
21
*7"" "Oct" "15
26% Oct.
26% Apr.
Oct.
Oct.
22
9
23% Oct.
1 101% Oct.
31
24
14% Jan.
69% Jan.
39% Oct.
1
Oct.
1% Oct.
2
21
22
25
14
30
20
8
Sale
5%
17%
38% "§§% 36%
22
23% Sale
102
102% 100
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9% Oct.
18
39
17
2
Oct.
Oct.
21
31% Jan.
4
3
29% July 24
4
June 25
25% Mar. 29
9
Aug. 3
9% Jan. 16
Mar.
2
21%
2%
5%
17%
30%
Oct.
4
16% June 20
16
June 22
July
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
Oct. 22
Aug. 7
23% Oct. 31
101% Oct. 24
18
42
Watch Co Ine—
39% Sale
44% Sale
1%
2
$3.50 conv pref...........*
4,200
64,225 Bunker HiU A Sullivan....10
3,000 Burco Inc common.........*
$3 conv preferred.......*
1,350
Warrants.................
1,800
9,400 Burma Corp, Amor dep rets.
94,600 Butler Bfos.......,.......10
8,525
15
15x4
2%:
Sale
4
.....100
6,350 Brown Co 6% pref
34,300 Brown Forman Distillery...1
1,000 Bruck Silk Mills Ltd
50
8,500 Buckeye Pipe Line....
58,900 Buff Nlag A East Pow pref.25
$5 1st preferred.........-*
12,850
16,800
15 %
15%
1,600
25,800 Cable Elec Prod
2,900
2,600
1,200
Am dep rets A ord sh
£1
22,300
Am dep rets B ord sh....£l
22,700
Am dep rets pref sh.
£1
9,400
10,300 Calamba Sugar Estate Co.20
46%
47% Sale
1%
1%
42
46% Oct.
50% Oct.
1% Oct .
Sale
7
46% Oct.
50% Oct.
5
2
Feb. 27
33
22
25
Aug. 21
3
16
8
1% Mar..
7
3
29
5% Aug.
2
Sept. 26
% Aug. 27
Oct.
8
8% Oct. 29
15
% Oct.
8
% Aug.
9
1
%»
% Oct.
%
2
Mar. 12
% Feb.
Oct.
% Oct.
2% Oct.
6% Oct.
16
2%
2%
7% Sale
A
%
24% Mar.
% Oct.
Oct.
8% Oct.
31% Oct. 26
2% Sale
*
v t c...
44
33
1
3
% Jan.
30
3
Jan.
8
Cables A Wireless—
•
200
'
;
,
50
6% 1st preferred....... 100
38,400
7,500
159,200
204,800
2,200
9,200
V
465
Can Indus Alcohol cl A.... *
B non-voting............*
40
4*|
% Sale^
5
4%
15*
3
4
4
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1%
%
4%
22%
Oct.
16
Oct.
15
14
2
Oct.
Oct.
Mar. 21
«May
3% Mar.
20
61
Feb.
8
7
13
Apr. 30
1% June 21
% June 25
6
June
5
23% Aug. 19
61
Apr. 30
Canadian Hydro Elec Corp
400
20
4%
»
%
%
4%
21%
Canadian Gen Elec 7% pfd.50
20
5,000
19,300
28,700
,100
700
Sale
1
Canadian Marconi Co..
Sale
Sale
1
Carlb Syndicate com
....25c
Carman A Co conv A stk....*
Sale
Carnation Co common.....*
19
.
Carolina PAL $7
14%
9% Sale
7% Oct.
9% Oct.
31
8
7
8
Oct.
31
15
7
9
.
Sale
1% Sale
2% Sale
12
19
28,300
62", 500
381,100 Catalin Corp of Amer
200 Castle (A M) & Co
10
1
Oct.
9
18% Oct.
11
12
19%
Oct.
91
10% Sale
"§% Sale
1% Oct.
2% Oct.
1% Oct.
2% Oct.
15
pref......*
$6 preferred
70
....
•
206,800 Carrier Corp common......*
Oct.
9% Sale
8% Oct
Oct.
19
Oct.
28
Oct.
30
24
11% Oct.
Jan.
11
10
May
6
May
6
July 27
May
8
Sept. 27
Mar. 1
Aug. 27
Jan. 10
Mar. 13
Mar. 4
Jan.
3
17
Jan.
2
54% Jan. 10
57
Feb.
25
16
8% Oct.
41% Aug. 12
4% Apr.
2
16% "Oct" 11
2
.
79
7
6%
1%
1%
6%
2
91% Oct.
82
80% Oct.
8% Oct.
""§% Sale"
12
15
74
2
4
12
19% July 31
91% Oct. 28
Oct. 30
82
19% Feb. 18
41% Aug. 12
10% Oct. 11
Celanese Corp of Amer—
"3,275
V
22,425
7% 1st partic pref
100
7,375
7% prior preferred......100
9,500 Celluloid Corp com.......15
1st preferred.............*
2,155
$7 dlv preferred
*
3,095
50,800 Cent Hud GAB v tc.......*
70 Cent Maine Pow 7% pref.. 100
^
10,900
1,075
2,100
150
1,100
8,300
70
850
14,600
Hi
v
300
""'750
900
.
3,110
>
12,700
220,000
36,700
2,100
1,373,200
143,000
T
300
350
Preferred
Preferred B.............
Preferred BB aeaeeeeaea
•
Cities Serv Pr A Lt $0 pref..*
$7 preferred
City Auto Stamping Co.....*
City A Suburban Homes ColO
Claude Neon Lights com....l
Cleveland Bloc Ilium com...*
147,760 Cleveland Tractor com.....*
£375 Clinchfield Coal com.
100
75,460 Club Aluminum Utensil com *
"3",§56
3,800
9,300
"8",§56
Sale
15%
"16%
IK
1%
1
Sale
15
Sale
27", 855
141,506 Colon Oil Corp
13
0
9,400
8
9
15
83
1
32
3
13% Oct.
63
33
Oct.
Oct.
"
'
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
16% Oct.
64% Oct.
9
2
40
Oct.
22
15
69% May 23
24% Oct. 21
z8%Mar. 28
83
36
63
30
20% Jan.
64% Oct.
43% Aug.
•
7
Oct.
Oct.
5% Sale
17%
17%
123% 127% 122"" 125*
22%
21
Sale
p Sale
Sale
17 i
Sale
15
Sale
23%
Sale
24% 24%
2% Sale
26% Sale
Sale
"1% Sale
1
Mar.
1
Mar. 19
Mar. 13
June 11
Mar. 22
8
11
10
Oct.
2
8% Oct.
5% Oct.
16% Oct.
11
13
2
3
18
117% Oct.
£<6 Oct.
21% Oct.
19
16
2
13
16
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
30
30
6% Oct. 21
Oct.
15
16
17
12
.
'
_
6
Mar.
5
5
29
32
Oct.
22
9% Oct.
25
Oct;
vet.
iTt
14% Oct.
11
"1% Sale
"1% Oct"'
22
6% Oct.
Oct.
1
9
""1% Oct"""!
7% Oct.
14
"
94% Sale
Mar. 14
6% Mar. 6
% Mar. 18
6% Mar.
46
ton
Sale
4
12
24
18
84
Jan.
3
30
10
% Sale
38
Sale
% Jan.
Apr.
Oct.
% Oct.
42% Oct.
12% Oct.
Sale
10
29% Oct.
13% Sale
'24 "l%"Oc'tT" 4
p Oct""
Oct. 17
vi
Oct.
40
11
94% Oct. 30
79% Oct.
9
1
2
2
7% Mar. 27
3% Jan. 16
4
Apr. 26
A Mar. 27
23% Jan.
3
5% Jan.
11
Aug. 19
Aug. 17
25 % Oct
29
14% Aug. 22
18
Aug. 17
14
Aug. 14
6% Oct. 21
1§
Sept. 16
24% Apr. 10
18
1% Apr. 26
Jan.
7
25% Oct. 17
.2% Aug. 15
27% Aug. 17
3% Aug. 13
26
Oct. 24
Feb.
Mar. 29 157
18
5
38
Apr.
6
25% Oct.
26
14
Sale
1%
%
4%
12%
24%
5
8
% Oct
26% Oct.
25% Oct.
Oct.
% Sale
% Mar,
115
7% Oct.
43
^ Mar. 14
I25~" Oct" ""8
2% Oct. 31
27% Oct. 26
2% Oct . 23
Oct.
15
"H "'%•
13% Sale
31
8
8% Sale
43
Mar. 13
2
18
Oct.
1% Oct.
15% Oct.
1% Oct.
9
24
Jan.
iS'S '"j
2
10
Oct.
Oct,
10
28
26
17% Aug. 3
Jan.
Oct.
9
23
2
28
1% Oct. 11
1% Oct. 15
25% Oct. 29
Oct,
% Oct,
13
Sale
"13" Sale
Sale
6
17% Sale
1% Sale
common
19,650 Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg25
Columbia Gas A Elec Corp—
129,650
5% Conv preferred..... 100
2,825
24% Oct.
1%
1%
1% Sale
23% Sale
560 Cockshutt Plow Co com....*
506 Cohn A Rosenberger com..*
200
Oct.
Oct.
7
78
/•,.
5,800
2,850
18,100
300
21,100
34,900
4,300
Oct. 25 112% Oct. 22
90
May
2 112% Oct. 22
108% Oct. H 4 111% Oct. 21 *97% Mar. 14 111% Oct. 21
106
"7% r~§%
~3§% Sale"
Cities Service common......*
11,600
1,940
230
Sale
80
24% Sale
14% Sale
100
Common................
86,800
1
303,300 Central States Elec com
21,700
7% preferred...........100
19,600
6% pref without warr.-lOO
Conv preferred......... 100
3,400
Conv pref opt ser 1929..100
5,785
97,100 Centrifugal Pipe Corp......*
21,700 Charts Corp com...........*
25 Cheriy-Burrell Corp com...*
:-«...2?
4,550 Chesebrough Mfg.
18,100 Chief Consol Mining Co...
19,830 Childs Co preferred......100
49,800 Chicago Rivet A Machine..
46,600
6,325
1,450
985
37,100
1,600
.
Cent Pow A Lt 7% pref
Gent A Southwest Util—
107
Sale
30
39
Aug.
42% Aug.
9% Oct.
4
Apr.
% May
46% Aug.
18% Feb.
16
16
25
26
9
15
20
%»May 15
6% Oct.
9
5% Mar. 28
% June
7
25
Jan.
3
June 25
3% Sept. 17
8% Aug. 20
7
Mar. 4
2 % Sept. 26
40
Oct. 11
32
Mar. 14
94% Oct. 30
% Mar. 30
38
Jan. 18
47% Jan.
2
1% Sept. 3
70% Aug. 20
97% Oct. 30
1% May 18
2'
Columbia Oil A Gasoline—
10,900
132,800
Vot trust ctfs
1,140 Columbia Pictures Corp com *
125,483 Commonwealth Edison...100
Commonwealth A Sou Corp—
395,100 -Warrants
13,950 Community P A L 1st pref.
15,406 Community Water Serv
433,706 ComoMines
.....1
49,200 Compo Shoe Machinery..... 1
100 Conn Gas A Coke Sec $3 pf..*
316,560 Consolidated Aircraft com.. 1
.
40
7,400
31,400
1,650
3,500
54,600
6,000
1
1%
62
j
72
89% Sale
*A Sale
..........
61% Sale
96% Sale
% Sale
15% Sale
...
...
60,100
1%
12%
Sale
12%
% Oct, 25
% Sale
lX Sale
11% Sale
1% Oct.
3
61% Oct.
31
Oct.
28
Oct.
9
97% Oct.
30
% Oct.
1
Oct.
22
% Oct.
1% Oct.
9% Oct.
3
% Oct.
15% Oct.
% Oct.
7
25
30
1% Oct.
12% Oct.
31
2
86
12
9
24
15
Sale
15% Sale
13% Oct.
3
% Oct.
15
530,460 Consol Copper Mines.......5
3
Sale
4% Sale
3% Oct.
2
144,300 Con Gas E LAP Bait com..*
1,176 Consol Min A Smelt Ltd...25
163
65
16 % Oct .
21
% Jan.
5% Jan.
2
15
4
1
Sept. 26
9% Oct. 24
46
July
8
7
June 11
% May
% Aug. 13
20% Aug. 13
1
June
6
2% Apr. 26
18% Mar. 31
Sept. 21
16% Oct. 21
47
Consol Automatic
200
133,800
14,000
160
7,900
..
;
800
1,275
7,800
3,300
1,600
33,300
Merchandising
666
$3.50 preferred.,.........*
24,466
886
320
:■
900
V
v t c
•
Cons Retail Stores Ine com 5
8% pref w W...........100
6,700 Consol Royalty Oil..
...10
10,725 Cont'l G A B 7% pr pref...100
400 Continental Oil of Mexico.. 1
2,466 Continental Secur common.*
27,400 Cooper Bessemer Corp com..*
13,500
$3 preferred A.....
5,600 Copper Range Co..
*
191,100'f iord Corp
For footnotes see page 56
.
5
Sin Sale
2%
170
3%
85
Sale
183% 190
4%
4%
79
Oct.
180
Oct.
2% Oct.
75
Oct.
1% Oct.
83
Sale
3
% Oct.
5
85
Oct.
Oct.
oet:
15 184
3
4% Oct.
4
91
Oct.
2
Oct.
4
72
Oct.
2
84
Oct.
5
Oct.
7
24% Oct.
4% Oct
3% Oct.
7
22
8%
33%
5%
4%
Oct. 21
Oct. 30
8
Oct.
Oct. 15
34
Sale
37%
.
*4% Sale"
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
17
11
2
36
Feb. 26
Mar. 12
Mar. 7
Apr.
Apr.
5
5
3.6% Jan. 15
July
5
2% Mar. 15
2
84
4
% Jan.
17
Oct.
28
5
52% Jan.
89%
134% Feb. 13 L84
June 25
2
4%
34% Jan. 28 91
2*
m «*
8
1
Aug. 10
Oct.
22
Oct.
30
30
May
7
Aug. 10
Oct.
% May 21
4% Aug. 26
8% Oct.
21
33% Oct.
30
8
7
5% Oct.
5
Sept.
NEW
46
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
October
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
7,300
Shares
Oct. 31 1935
36,500
10,200
27,700
2,900
800
1,600
Courtnulda Ltd
Ask
Ask Bid
3**
41**
1*1
50
46
1*1
lVs
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Oct.
3
42** Oct.
** Oct.
10
2
3
45* Sale
3%
42**
1
Sale Prices
31
Oct.
1
Oct.
45* Oct.
45
31
Oct.
23
5*6 Oct.
2
1** Mar. 20
Mar.
8
31
45* Oct.
22
Oct.
23
** Jan.
28
Feb.
18
11** Mar. 18
14** July
10
5
Aug
2
'7
Mar. 14 20*1 Oct.
Feb.
4 117** Oct.
10
Mar. 15 23* Oct.
4
Mar. 14
July
Jan.
** Oct.
3
31
87
26
1
45
June 27
July 24
15*
2
£1
125* Oct.
Am dep rets for ord stk req
8,900
1,500
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Bid
Par
C'orroon 8c Reynolds.... ...1
$6 Con* pref A
...
•
Cosden Oil Co com
—1
Preferred
.......
100
STOCKS (Continued)
EXCHANGE
CURB
Low from
July 1 1933
SALES
AGGREGATE
YORK
13
3
Oct.
7
Cramp (VVm) & Sons Ship &
2,200
151,658
2,400
715,500
167,100
202,100
1,000
77,900
31",600
900
73,200
30,200
79,700
700
36,800
5,700
.
15 5*
Creole Petroleum com ......5
23**
Crocker Wheeler Elec Mfg..*
Croft (The) Brewing C0....I
Crowley MUner 8c Co com...*
Crown Cent Petrol Corp
1
7*1
68,300
Sale
Sale
Sale"
10 X
Sale
Sale
6
34*1
37
;
20**
.17**
23**
9**
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
26
1
1
Oct.
25
1
8
11** Oct.
21
5
Oct.
10
39
Oct.
11
Oct.
10
15* Oct.
7
2
4
Oct.
10
.06
IX Sale
IX Oct.
1
Sale
4** Oct.
11
22
75* Oct. 30
1 J*| Oct. 11
105* Oct.
35* Oct.
33** Oct.
106
"1% Sale"
Oct. 30
2
Oct.
3
Oct.
7
Oct.
% Oct.
11**
Sale
3*1
4**
33*1 Sale
2
Oct.
20**
65*
**
3**
Sale
%
2
14** Oct.
109
Sale
20*
Sale
Sale"
Crown Cork lnternat cl A..*
Cuban Tobacco com * t c—•
9,800 Cuneo Press com .i....... 10
956
6X% preferred......... 100
527,166 Cusi Mexicans Mining
50c
50
20
116
Sale
% Sale
66,466
3,406
800
,1,100
V
** Mar.
100
Crane Co com.............25
Preferred...........—100
Engine Bldg Corp
.
25* Feb.
23
3
75* Oct. 30
1** Oct. 11
11** July 17
6
X Feb. 15
75* Mar. 13
5
15* July
3
30
Feb.
5 39
87
Feb.
6 106
1** Aug. 29
25*
Aug. 26
Oct. 11
Oct. 10
Jan.
7
*
15,900 Darby Petrol Corp.........5
4,500 Davenoort Hosiery
De Havlland Aircraft Co—
400
Am dep rctg ord reg
£1
25 Dennison Mfg 7% pref
100
9,200 Derby OH 8c Ref com
*
25
$4 cum preferred
— *
87,000 Detroit Gray Iron Fdry com.*
225 Diamond Shoe Corp........*
55,800 Dictograph Products.......2
45,500 Distilled Liquors Corp—..5
2,000
.
400
100
"loo
16",400
14,256
4,900
5 J*
4** Sale
10*1
IX
9~*
IX
19
14** Oct.
4** Mar. 29
8
June 14
65* May 27
16
Jan.'
2
Jan.
8
57** May 16
5* Apr. 12
20
Feb. 19
4
May 16
15** Apr. 29
57** May 16
2
May 23
9
14** Oct.
9
IX
IX Oct. 29
1** Oct.
29
"95* Sale"
~85*"OctT""~3
IX
Sale
Oct.
13
14
12**
14
5** Oct. 29
13** Oct. 28
13
n""~oct~"i6
"6**"o~ct"""2 "8** Octri7
'~6~X Sale" "TX Sale
11**
11**
11*1 Sale
11
5
11
Aug. 27
Oct. 22
Oct. 31
Oct. 21
21
Mar. 22
135*
10**
325*
4**
4**
May
Mar
Jan.
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
4
115* Oct.
21** Oct.
23** Oct.
215* Oct.
3
23
3
2
33
4** Oct.
25
14J* Oct.
97** Oct.
15
Feb.
20
19
Aug. 30
175* Sept. 30
8** Oct. 17
16** Apr.
8
11
3
13
105* Jan.
2** July
Distillers Co Ltd—
228,000
17,000
""300
23
22**
17,600
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
1,199,700 Distillers Corp SeagramaLtd*
117,800 Doehler Die-Casting
—._*
160 Dominion Bridge Co........*
I,306 Dominion Steel 8c Coal B—25
1,400
Sale
25** Sale
33
27
4J* Oct.
26
14** Oct.
3 103** Oct.
15
15
2
Oct.
19
2 34** Oct.
Oct.
14 105
% Oct.
2
21
65$
Oct.
1
15
Oct.
500 Dominion Tar & Chem, Ltd *
Douglas
150
25
80
8,700
20
900
1,475
100
100
13,000
7,700
11,800
3,975
1,375
preferred...........100
6% preferred
100
4,850
4**% prior preferred... 100
25 Eastern Malleable Iron Co—5
XiX 23,675
23,725
9,350
Eastern States Pr com
B
*
$7 preferred series A......*
$6 preferred series B
*
29,300 Easy Washing Mach class B_*
250 Economy Groc Stores com..*
9,200 Edison Bros Stores Inc.....*
31,900 Eisler Electric com.
*
3,957,600 Electric Bond & Share
5
267,700
$6 preferred
*
72,200
$5 preferred...
—•
67,800 Electric Power Associates... 1
116,300
Class A
1
7,675 Electric Pow 8c Lt 2d pf A.—*
23,600
Option warrants. —
...
45,400 Electric Shareholdings com.l
17,825
$6 Conv pref with warr._ •
Electric Shovel Coal Co—
XX 11,800
100;
1,600
10,300
838,400
33,300
8,600
10,500
22,700
600
1,800
4,200
1,850
150
1,200
pref.....*
6,100 Electrographlc Corp com— 1
100
450 Elgin National Watch Co.. 15
100
2,150
100
2,100 Empire Dlst Elec 6% pref. 100
11,150 Empire G * F 7% pref
100
5,900
8% preferred...........100
2,560
6% preferred...........100
925
6**% preferred
100
32,800 Empire Pow Corp part stk .
500 Emsco Derrick & Equip Co.5
528,000 Equity Corp common...—10
1,450 Eureka Pipe Line..
...100
13,900 European Elec Co of Can A.10
29,100
Option warrants—.——
9,200 EvansWallowerLead..... .*
57,100
353,400 Ex-Cell-O Aircraft Ac Tool..3
;
225
; c
500
325
175
900
41*106
300
.•
2,766
850
14,400
3,575
2,500
7,200
600
2,400
15,000
ft'
"9", 700
100
475
120
43,400
2,675
23,000
4,300
89,700
1,200
"
Sale
100
102** Sale
52
'30*1 Sale' "32"" "§§"
l"'
65
Sale
9j* Sale
65* Sale
3** Sale
42 X
61
Sale
63X
4,075
y _"i""
11** Sale
Sale
54
17** Sale
"II" Sale'
6
5* Sale
15
Oct.
5* Oct.
9
17
9
Oct.
3
14
17
J>
25
18
32 5* Jan.
5** Feb. 21
7
Mar. 6
12
Mar. 29 16
80** Mar. 13 105**
52
Oct.
2 62
13
Apr.
2 34**
'"§** ""6**
5** Oct.
% Oct.
IX
12X
63**
55**
4**
45*
IX
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
16** Sale
705* Sale
61** Sale
Oct.
3
6** Oct.
30
Sale
6
35*
77
4**
80**
5** Sale
Sale
89
65* Sale
23** Sale
27**
16**
"20""
195*
Sale
Sale"
28
17
25
16
62
Oct.
53
13
173
173
Oct.
28
Oct.
30
O
30
t.
Oct.
7** Oct.
24
10
18
18
Oct.
28
36** Oct.
10
39
Oct.
31
Oct.
7
105* Oct.
60** Oct.
3
2
IX Oct. 29
17 **Oct. 30
715* Oct. 30
Oct.
9
62
4** Oct.
4** Oct.
2
2
Oct.
30
6** Oct.
6** Oct.
30
30
Oct.
2
1** Oct.
35* Oct.
18
15* Oct.
10
8
6
Oct.
725* Oct.
8
89
Oct.
30
31
65* Oct.
3
12
"ix ""2** "ix "2X
Oct.
Oct.
54
Sale
6
3
Oct.
13
1
15*
14
13
17
'39" Sale
75* Oct.
3X Oct.
44
15
Oct.
28
Aug.
June
July
6
Jan.
Jan.
2J*
2**
25*
**
5*
40
Oct.
24
6
22
315* Oct.
22
23
21
37
2X Sale
345*
36**
2** Sale
Sale
37
Oct.
30
14
Oct.
3
31** Oct.
26
8
23
3
33
Oct.
26
21
Oct.
Oct.
28
Oct.
Oct.
29
Oct.
26
26
85* Mar. 18
75* Mar. 26
20
15
14
18** Oct.
18
195* Oct.
31
2
Oct.
1
34
Oct.
3
2** Oct.
7
Oct.
31
37
Oct. "26
AtOct" "16
19**
Sale
Mar.
Apr.
June
1** Jan.
33** May
65* Jan.
9
X
X
"IOct.
516
4** Oct.
Oct
14
Oct.
14
14
Sale"
Oct.
155*1
17
4** Oct.
20** Oct.
14
5
7 ** Oct .
93** Oct.
3X Oct.
28
8X Oct.
July
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
19
27** Sale
.*
9
Oct.
7
Oct.
19** Oct.
24X Oct.
** Sale
117
113
6** Sale
52** Sale
5* Oct.
** Oct.
69
Oct.
115
Oct.
4** Oct.
45** Oct.
3 150
4
22
2
.
9
11** Oct.
9J* Oct.
215* Oct.
3
29
2
X Apr. 18
3** Aug. 14
6
Feb.
6
39
hi
2
78
69
95* Sept.
Mar.
29
16
9** Oct.
Mar.
Oct.
215*
29
26
21
** Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
2 1165* oat.
6** Oct.
Jan.
19
26
Oct.
3
Oct.
3
Sale
29
Sale
24
Oct.
3
30
Oct.
2
7X Oct.
3** Oct.
** Oct.
3
22
26
5* Oct.
18
J
117
Aug. 26
J an.
9
Feb. 26
Aug. 13
Aug. 20
2
Jan.
11
Oct. 31
Oct. 31
Jan.
18
Oct. 26
11** Jan.
88
30**
59**
32**
39**
63
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Mar.
8**
35*
J*
1**
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Mar.
June
June
31
31
8ct$t
ct.
10
19
Oct.
30**
59**
315*
39**
7
Oct.
55* July
115* Oct.
Sept.
39
29
Aug. 17
Aug. 17
Aug. 14
_
Aug.
74
Oct.
65* Oct.
3
16
Aug. 16
315* Oct. 22
Aug. 17
May 31
May 31
May 31
May 31
195* Oct. 31
135* Aug. 14
2** Sept. 7
38
Feb. 16
9
June
5
% June
7
5* May 24
7
May 24
20** Oct.
5
Feb.
2
4
Sept. 23
Jan.
Aug. 17
6** Aug. 17
Aug. 15
2** Aug. 13
6
Aug. 14
90** Aug. 14
150
Jan.
16
28
7
8
11
28
14
17
17
11
20
Oct.
Sale
•
1
31
12
20
** Oct.
59** Sale
30
15
26
28
31
75* Oct.
5
Jan .
Aug.
July
Oct.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
53**
665*
5**
IX
185*
18**
7**
4
Sale
29**
% July
16**
1463
351
115*
9**
5
7
21
8
9
X Feb. 19
Mar. 14
Mar. 6
Feb. 28
Mar. 8
Mar. 14
Jan. 14
12
17
Oct.
15
12** Mar. 27
Jan. 25
Jan.7 4
July
8
Jan.
5
Mar. 26
1
11** Apr.
3
5
Mar. 13
315* Oct.
365* Oct.
16
22
10
16
21
15
Jan.
21
7
2
35* Mar. 14
2X Mar. 12
36** Oct. 31
54
Oct. 31
5** Oct. 28
5* Jan.
2
5
Apr.
5
4
Mar. 13
3
Jan.
3
16** Aug. 15
24** Jan. 16
Oct.
Oct.
6
13
Mar.
July
Aug.
Oct.
Oct. 14
91** Mar. 5 105
** Feb. 11
1** Apr. 29
37
Jan.
4 65** Oct.
1
12
5* Oct. 17
11** Oct. 31
31
28
Oct.
54
""!**
7% preferred.........—100
Class B
5* Oct.
60
Oct.
59
2
6** Oct.
3
2** Oct.
31
36** Oct.
75* Sale
3X Sale
38** Sale
"X ~"x
7,300 Fiat Amer dep rets
—...
61,700 Fldello Brewery
.........1
{ 200 Film Inspection Machine...*
V?1 1,875 Fire Assoc of Phila
10
1,080 First Nat Stores 7% 1st pf.100
212,800 Flsk Rubber Corp common.. 1
II,675
Preferred..............100
4 154,066 Pllntkote Co class A
*
33,300 Florida Power 8c Lt 87 pref.
329,850 Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
4
31
21
5
27
11** Apr. 17
—
$4 participating
89,000 Ferro Enamel Corp com
Oct.
28** Oct.
105
Oct.
Ian?*
120,500 Falrchild Aviation com..—1
10,650 Fajardo Sugar
100
47.100 Falstaff Brewing...........!
58,300 Fanny Farmer Candy com..1
7,800 Fansteel Metallurgical Corp'
2,400 FeddersMfg Co common —*
1
6
Oct.
Oct.
33
Shoe Co—
52,600 Eagle Plcher Lead Co
20
44,800 Eastern Gas 8c Fuel Assoc.. *
;
25
2,300
1,050
1,800
4,300
L)
68,100 Dow Chemical Co com—...*
710 Draper Corp
—
*
31,100 Driver Harris Co common.. 10
276
7% preferred...........100
11,900 Dubilier Cond Corp com—1
10,475 Ouke Power Co
100
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
500
Am dep rets ord reg——£1
Durham Duplex Razor Co—
200
$4 prior pref w w_
*
500 Durham Hosiery cl B com...*
93,700 Duval Texas Sulphur...
*
6,800
i
7%
(W
23** July
13
14
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
24,000
180,800
Amer dep rets..Ord reg il
3,800 Ford of France Am dep rcts.
6,500 Foremost Dairy Prod com...*
6,500
Conv preferred
500
800
i
1,400
Froedtert Grain & Malting
3,550
30,400
8** Sale
■~r?
pref.........—15
16** Sale
21,800
43,400 General Alloys Co....——*
1** Sale
3,600
8,800
33,300
American dep receipts
£1
18,700 Gen Fireproofing com.....*
Co
conv
8** Sale
'"**?""**
5*
**
155*
15**
2** Sale
155* Oct. 24
1** Oct.
15
24
28
23
16** Oct.
1
25* Oct.
14
155* Oct.
105* Oct.
28
23
7** Mar. 7
2** Jan. 15
** Jan. 16
% June 19
>
14** Apr. 22
5* Apr.
17
9** Jan.
7
4*3 May
8
** Mar. 6
1** Mar. 29
17** Aug.
25* Oct.
2
14
General Elec Co of Great Brit
150
2,450
86 conv pref ser B......—•
56,200 Gen Investment Co com
5,000
86 Preferred.
X 6,800
100
:
3,400
■
4
Warrants.............
160 Gen Outdoor Adv 6% pref. 100
5,160 General Pub Serv 86 pref..
640
1,800
•/ 3,950
250
1,900
;
4,400 General Rayon A stock....*
12,525 Gen Tire Ac Rubber com
25
2,375
16,225
6% preferred A......... 100
Georgia Power $6 pref......*
545
85 preferred..............*
"2,166
v
155*
95*
15**
10
14** Oct.
7*1 Oct.
2
4
11** Mar. 12
4** June 25
25
7,610 Gilbert (A C) Co
*
50
Preferred
For footnote* see page 56.
com
155* Sept. 10
105* Oct. 23
M
•v-?--,
8
**
20**
Sale
62
"l"
40
8
1
—-
II.860
160
; f
15**
7** Sale
15
Gen Gas Ac Elec—
i
Sale
** Sale
20
25
\;%Z.
*1
'62** Sale
Sale
15*
Sale
Sale
97
Sale
83** Sale
3**
Sale
4**
5**
Oct.
% Oct.
22** Oct.
** Oct.
11
Oct.
5* Oct.
22** Oct.
25
Oct.
15
29
11
25
2
62
Oct.
68
Oct.
19
50
Oct.
64** Oct.
15* Oct.
24
31
50
16
31
5* Oct.
34** Oct.
91
97
Oct.
84J* Oct. 30
795* Oct.
3** Oct.
40
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
19
4** Oct.
40
Oct.
23
19
Oct.
X, Mar. 16
15
Jan, 30
*6 Jan.
5
62
Oct.
1
24
Mar. 21
X Oct,
2
34** Oct.
3
89
Apr. 10
8
52
Jan.
50
Apr.
1>* May
6
8
24** Mar. 20
15** Aug. 20
1** Aug. 20
22** Oct. 25
*32 Aug. 15
68
Oct. 19
64** Oct. 24
15* Feb. 19
71** Jan.
8
99
Mar.
4
85** Sept. 10
68
July
9
4** Oct. 23
40 > Oct. 19
NEW
Nov., 1935]
aqqreqate
sales
CURB
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Par
221,700
*
13,900 Globe Underwriters........2
5,600 Godchaux Sugars class A...*
10,700
Class B
•
71,500 Goldfield Consol Mines....10
42,100 Gold Seal Klec com
1
6,700 Gorham Inc class A com....*
6,450
S3 preferred with warr
..*
Oct.
1
Bid
Ocf.
22* Sale
ii*
20
22 v
7
Ask
19% Sale
11
Sale
20%
8
Sale
7
22
8
•
Sale
2
2%
18%
18
Lowest
31
Ask Bid
2% Sale
19% Sale
Sale Prices
18% Oct. 31
10% Oct.
20
22
Oct.
6%
A %
%
2%
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
??
63,100
8,400
5,295
8,340
4,790
i,
i,;
Agreement extended.... *
Grand Rapids Varnish Corp *
Gray Tel Pay Station com..
Gt Atl Ac Pac Tea 1st pref.100
15%
15%
10% Sale
22% Oct.
11% Oct.
20
13% May 11
18
Jan.
7
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
% Jan.
% Aug. 29
1% May 31
11% July 23
12% Mar. 12
5% Mar. 28
11
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
16
18
Oct.
2
20% Oct.
29
22
10
31
16
Oct.
7
17% Oct.
Oct.
16
21
Oct.
9
7%
%
%
2%
7
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
15
18
Sale
16
128
Sale
132
Sale
Great Northern Paper Co. .23
16,100 Greenfield Tap & Die com..*
m
6%
%
H
%
63"" Sale"
63%
common
stock *
Sale
23
17%
10%
128
20%
Non-voting
16% Apr. 11
6% Oct. 11
23
8%
23%
Sale
9% Oct.
2
10%
18
16
25 130 ;
2 132
4 25
Oct.
126% Oct.
125% Oct.
21% Oct.
6
Oct.; J 4
14,100
Common
25c
v t c
H
1
Sale
450 Gulf States Utll $6 pref
..*
100
S5.50 preferred.....
....*
200 Gypsum Lime & Alabastine.*
34*600 Hall (C M) Lamp Co
•
Handley Page Ltd., 8s......
2,700
Am dep rets part pref
6 ;
5% Sale
...
700 Hartford Electric Light... .25
22,500 Hartman Tobacco common. 10
23,980
15,600
278,500
10,200
18,000
1,000
241,100
Harvard Brewing Co
1
Haxeltlne Corp..
Hecla Mining Co
67
70
Oct.
Oct.
May
4% Mar. 21
8% Oct.
•
9
Sale
11
1
Sale
.
"l2% Sale"
87% Sale
18,490
2,200
475,900
284,900
3,200
Horn Ac Hardart
7% preferred
Hud Bay Mln Ac Smelt
Humble OH & Refining
3
7% Oct.
21
9
7% Oct.
70
Oct.
1% Oct.
9
10
2%
9%
12%
1%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
10
21
50
71
9
10%
1
Sale
9%
Sale
•
70
Oct.
Oct.
8
2
2% Oct.
8% Oct.
14
16
1
10
f;. 1%
Oct.
31
% Oct.
23
1
Oct.
17
16
ii% 6"ct"~
85
Sale
82
Oct.
26
92
Jan.
Jan.
11
25
7
Jan.
3
7% pref unstamped
100
9,900 Hydro-Elec Secur rum
*
45,700 Hygrade Pood Prod.. ......5
12,450 Hygrade Sylvania Corp.....*
80.400 Illinois P & t $4 pref.
7% Oct.
Sale
19
52% Sale
% Sale
30
Sale
27
105
18
Sale
105
Sale
59% Sale
1% Sale
33% Sale
•
3%
1%
4
3%
Sale
30% Sale
>
2%
Oct.
6% preferred
.......100
525 Illuminating Shares Co A...*
Imperial Chem Industries—
6,300
602,200
12,000
45,600
22,100
13,520
1,010
Jan.
3
11% Sept. 13
v
26
Sept.
5
July
1
Aug. i2
Jan.
jlO
8% Oct.
29
Am dep rets ord reg
Imperial Oil (Canada)..
Registered
*
•
.
Indiana Pipe Line
»«
..
17%
50%
%6
26%
Oct.
18
Oct.
31
23 106
Oct.
16
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
3
1
25
19% Oct.
60% Oct.
1% Oct.
5
3
Oct.
8
1% Oct.
3
36% Sale
33
Oct.
2
34
27% Oct.
29% Oct.
48% Oct.
3
Sale
52% Sale
,2
2
8
18% Sale
18%
19%
12%
12%
32% Sale
5%
5%
20%
20%
12%
34
4%
Sale
21%
13%
34%
5%
Ind'poiis P & L 6%% Pf —100
5,600
11,600
Non-voting class A
•
Class B stock
Industrial Finance v t c
I
7% preferred
..100
Insur Co of North Aoer. T.1S
Internet Cigar Machlnerv
*
....
5,000
1,000
■A< 51,050
V;
1,900
400
40,475
82,300
121,900
588,700
4,700
20,150
.
.............
..
17 prior preferred
50
2,700
1%
3%
10%
12%
1%
35
92
Oct.
18% Oct.
18% Oct.
3
4% Oct.
3% Oct.
38
Oct,
30
21
34% Oct.
33% Oct.
52% Oct.
30
30
31
23
28
25
23
25
3
8% Oct.
21% Oct.
21% Oct.
12% Oct.
4
13
32
Oct.
3
4% Oct.
29
34% Oct.
5% Oct.
84% Oct.
83
;
3
Oct.
5
2% Oct.
2
/Jet.
15
%f Oct.
* Oct.
3
17
70" Sale'
65% Oct.
3
31
33
.
2
2%
2%
%
2%
2%
1%
2
1
3
2%
1%
5
'67% "68%
31%
33
T
8
Oct.
14
8
11
-Oct.
*"3
3
32
Oct.
Oct.
30
36% Sale
10
"3% ""3%
33% Oct.
3% Oct.
33
2% Oct.
2% Oct.
1
"8% Sale" "9% Sale"
12%
3%
33%
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
4
Sale
*§"" ""3%
1%
2%
11
Sale
1%
3%
3
%«
%
Sale
3%
& Sale
t
\>ct. 30
3
Oct.
10
24
2% Oct.
% Oct.
14
1
2
Oct.
3
22% May 24
Mar. 22
14% July 31
35% Aug.
6
Mar. 12
15
Jan.
15
16
1% Jan.
21
1
% Apr.
May
25
52
Mar.
33
Oct.
14
29
10%
12%
3%
37%
33%
3%
Oct" "l5
%
3%
10%
%
May
Aug.
Mar.
Aug.
July
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
28
10
28
Mar.
3H
Oct.
Oct.
1
28
% Oct.
22
29%
2%
%
1%
%
35
Feb.
Jan.
July
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
8
3
,
3,405
660
1,340
16,800
2,845
112 Kansas G A E 7% pref
25% Sale
14%
%
42,900 Klrby Petroleum
Sale
%
80% Sale
1% Sale
26% Sale
Sale
76
Sale
87% Sale
1% Sale
26%
28
%
.
26
8
1
Oct.
5
Oct.
8Z
28
8
Jan.
1
June
American shares...
£l
Koppers Gas A Coke—
6% preferred...........100
4,100 Kress (S H) A Co spec pf-.lO
65,300 Kreuger Brewing Co
J
2%
%
%
2% Sale
56
%
Oct.
24
16% Oct.
Oct.
21
28
% Oct.
23
21
70
Oct.
73% Oct.
2
80
Oct.
3
76
88
Oct.
Oct.
31
30
30
1% Oct.
1
1% Oct.
69
24
Oct.
Oct.
29
Oct.
4 104
2
910 Lane Bryant 7% pref..... 100
3,500 Lefcourt Realty com....... 1
7,300
Preferred.
•
72,500 Lehigh Coal A Nav
.♦
...
104,l00 Leonard OH Development.. 15
Lerner Stores Corp com... •
64 % pref with warr
.100
Liberty Baking 7% pref..100
Lion Oil Refining
*
Loblaw Groceterias A
..»
.....
56.
1
|
2
Aug. 13
Aug. 19
Feb.
25
June
12
13% Aug. 10
15% Jan. 11
6% Jan. 11
39% May 25
33% Oct. 10
Aug.
7
Aug. 23
Aug. 19
Aug. 17
Apr. 24
Aug. 19
IS
35*
Feb.
Jan.
6
25% Aug. 21
June
£29
Oct.
31
27
Aug. 17
1
2% May
May 29
14
Apr.
3% Jan.
% Mar.
% Oct
26*
Oct.
24
Oct.
21
%
Aug.
17
5
•% Apr.
8
70
Oct.
31
76
Oct.
30
90
Aug. 22
15
23
18
Oct.
4
31
1% Oct.
21
2% Oct.
4
"2% Oct"
25
"7%
7
%
25
21
43
Feb.
6C
Mar. 13
3oH
Oct.
15
Jan.
22
83% Mar. 15 107% Sept. 11
8
2% Jan.
% July 22
Oct.
Oct.
21
Sale
23
% Oct,
23
9
99% Oct.
26
11% Oct.
11% Oct.
10
12
Oct.
25
12% Sale
ii'% Sale"
26
12% Oct.
21
48%
2%
70 *
46%
2%
Sale
Sale
77
1%
2%
20%
22
6% Sale
% Sale
70
Sale
Sale
76
Oct.
30
45% Oct.
80
98
76
Oct.
48% Oct.
30
19
Oct.
2
Oct.
28
75
Oct.
9
9
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
24
Oct.
1% Oct.
20% Oct.
29
6% Oct.
Sale
1%
19%
Sale
5%
Sale
Sale
%
65
63
68
67% Sale
105% 108% 106
108% 106
1%
20%
5%
%
2
Oct.
735*
1
Oct.
Oct.
15
16
1
15
21
Oct.
21
4% Oct.
"24
68*
106
Oct.
15
6
4
2
Mar. 12
Feb.
Jan.
3%
3%
""^4%
••
72
56 Oct.
6% Sale
10% Sale
Sale
£11% Apr. 17
4% Mar. 7
Feb.
Oct.
Mar,
Jan.
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
78
58
May 23
,
18
2% May 10
22% Aug. 15
8% Aug. 14
% May 23
70
Aug. 29
107
Sept. 17
2% Sept. 9
6% Apr.
6
3
19% July
17% Feb. 21
7% Oct. 16
10% Oct. 28
6
Aug
5
Oct.
16
28
Mar.
28
Mar.
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
30
19
24
Jan.
86
Jan.
73%
Sale
75
66% Oct.
7
Oct.
19
Oct.
10
7% Oct.
3
Oct.
2
28
Jan.
80
Oct.
Oct.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
3% Oct.
3
3
Sale
Sale"
Sept.11
12% Mar. 29
13% Sept. 10
24
68
27
56May 31
23
6% Oct.
7% Oct.
3% Oct.
Sale
17
Feb.
May 23
% May 3
22
May 23
7% Apr. 13
3% July 24
8
79
Apr.
3
3% Oct.
67
"7% Sale"
84
57
Mar. 29 £100
Jan!
8% Sale
4% Sale
16
Aug. 5
1% Jan. 14
-
June
3
27
1% Mar. 4
% Sept.10
Oct" 19
18
7% Oct.
2% Oct.
%
98
10
Oct.
2% Oct.
B stock..
16,000 Lockheed Air Corp
____1
152,200 Lone Star Gas
96,100 Long Island Light com
*
4.750
7% preferred
100
13,150
6% preferred series B ..100
7,200 Loudon Packing Co com
.*
546,000 Louisiana Land Ar Rvn* com 1
see page
17
May
8
60% Apr. 20
% Apr. 22
% Oct.
17% Oct.
"6% ""7%
90 Lackawanna RR N J.....100
195,600 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
l
42,400 Lakey Foundry A Machine. 1
..
Feb.
June
21
75
57
2%
1,300
25
2
7
Oct.
% Oct.
31
100
........1
7,100
49,000
1,330
200
10,700
1.650
21
% Sale
1
Kolster Brandee Ltd—
.
% Oct.
20% Oct.
13% Oct.
%
70
Oct. ■*
Oct.
2 £29
4
19% Oct.
20
22
100
.
June
.
Ktrkland Lake G M Ltd
1
Klein (DEmilt Co common. .*
Klelnert(JB) Rubber.....10
Knott Corp com.... .......I
.
16
104
1
..
25% Oct.
1
100
com
Kings County Lighting
75
7% preferred series B
50
5% preferred series D.
9,500
18,400
3,400
1,800
Sale
26% £29
18% Sale
............
25,700 Kingsbury Breweries
6
87% July
4% Apr. 22
Apr. 22
1% Feb.
2
21
9% Jan. 15
22% May 24
Mar. 30
Mar. 12
4
Aug. 19
52% Oct.
Mar. 14
1
Mar. 11
% Mar.
25%
6
36
Jan.
% Mar.
_.
Jersey Central Pow A Lt Co—
5%% preferred.
.....100
6% preferred...
100
7% preferred
.100
Jonas & Naumburg Corp.2.50
Jones A Laughlin com....100
30
Aug.
14
34% Jan.
Warrants
Warrants
23
Oct.
26
38
500 Interstate Equities com
1
510
S3 conv preferred........50
3,000
Jan.
35
37% Aug. 12
71% Oct.
Oct..
12
22
5
23
13% Jan.
17
Oct.
7
28
19
10
19
5
Aug. 13
3% Jan. 22
Oct.
Oct.
5
8
14
16
12
26
23
Oct.
1
17
Oct.
9
July
May
May
Aug.
Apr.
May
Sept.
Aug.
7% Aug.
18
Aug.
31% Sept.
108
May
19% Oct.
64
May
28
28
30
Oct.
21
52% June 10
25% July 12
20] I Jan.
7
...»
8,400 Interstate Hosiery Mills
*
4,970 interstate Power %t pref
•
900 Investors Royalty Co com. .25
500 Iron Cap Copper Co com
10
4,500 Iron Fireman Mfg com v t c._*
78,200 Irving Air Chute com.... ..1
20.900 Italian Superpower cl A....*
Septal
Feb. 23
3
Jan.
71
50
Internet Holding & Invest.*
Int Hydro-Elec f350 pref. .50
Internet Mining Corp com..l
Warrants
Internal Petroleum com
Registered..
........*
Internet Products coot
•
5,000 Internet Safety Rasot cl B.*
10,208 Internet Utll class A
•
49,150
Class B
1
87
58
7
7% Oct.
3
3
2%
£1
ImperialTobaccoCoofCan.S
Imp Tob of Gt Brit A Irel..£l
% Aug. 17
1% Aug. 19
74% May 23
7% Oct.
Indian Terr I llum Oil Co
For footnotes
18
3% Mar. 30
7
7% Oct.
3
Oct.
4%
7.649
<
18
11
16
3%
1
3 £13% Oct.
Sale
55
55
8
45% Oct.
13%
% Feb.
7
% Mar. 25
50% Mar. 13
•
100
fy
Feb.
6
100
*
Huyler's of Del com .......I
7% preferred stamped..100
4,200
fv
1
3% Jan.
20% Oct.
108
*
com
14
5% Oct.
11%
:
29
25
25
7% Oct,
2%
1%
45% Sale
% Oct. 29 & % Oct.
2
%0 ct.
3
65% Oct.
Oct.
84% Oct. 10 85
% Oct.
59% Oct.
Sale
900 Holt (H) & Co class A
♦
150 Hormel (Geo A) & Co com...*
\
11% Sept. 30
May 27
11% May 27
% Mar. 23
28
Mar. 15
18
Jan. 21 135
Mar. 25 j.40
Oct.
7% Sale
69
1
1%
2% Sale
25c
Helena Rubinstein common. *
Heyden Chemical Co
..•
Hires CChas E) class A com..*
Hollinger Consol G M
5
16,300 Holly Sugar Corp common..*
75
Preferred.....
......100
700 Holophane Co Inc common.*
,
Sale Prices l
24
Jan. *2
Grocery Stores Prod—
.
12,900 Guardian Investors common
241,700 Gulf Oil Of Pa-
•
1
Highest
Gorham Mfg Co—
29,600
.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
I
Oct. 31 1935
STOCKS (Continued)
Glsn alden Coal Co
)
i
47
July 1 1933
Jan. 1
Shares
EXCHANGE
Low from
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
■
YOEK
Oct.
31
Oct.
Sepv.
8% Oct.
30
19
Jan.
9% May
17
NEW
48
Since
NEW YORK
July 1 1933
CURB EXCHANGE
to
800 Lucky Tiger Comb G M
20 Ludlow Mfg Associates
Ash
Ask Bid
34 %
37,400 Lynch Corp com
..5
11,300 Mangel Stores Corp com....*
2,280
6%% pref with com pur w.*
2,800 MapesCons Mfg Co
7
Sale
8fc
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
31
Oct.
1
Oct.
Bid
Par
10
STOCKS {Continued)
Shares
RANGE, SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN OCTOBER
.
Qct. 31 1935
Jan. 1
EXCHANGE
CURB
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
YORK
37
.9% Sale
64% Sale
23% Sale
35
■
32% Oct.
7
Oct.
55% Oct.
21% Oct,
3
38% Oct.
28
2
10
Oct.
29
65% Oct.
25
17
21
25
Oct.
2
Oct.
28
24
23
89
3% June 27
Jan.
2
94% Jan.
3
26% Mar. 14
5% June 25
47
July 10
21% Oct. 21
41% July
10
Jan.
65% Oct.
33% Jan.
24
19
25
14
3% Apr. 29
Marconi Internet Marine-
Oct. 28 ,V8
19
10
Oct.
5
4%
2% Oct. 18
2%
2% Oct.
9
56
Oct. 19 63
1%
1% Oct. 15
5%
4
Oct.
4
8
Communication Am dep ret
1,700
3,500 Margay Oil
...»
11,650 Marion Steam Shovel com..*
40,100 Maryland Casualty Co com.l
9%
14
2J4 Sale
2% Sale
...
320 Masonite Corp common
*
C...1
6,100 Mass Util Associates » t
26,300 Massey Harris Co common..*
May Hosiery Mills—
350
$4 preferred w w
.......*
*
23,050 Mayflower Associates Inc
4
4%
52" "55"
18
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
4% Sale
14%
3%
2%
62%
1%
53%
'
55%
53"
Oct;
Oct.
1% Mar. 13
1% Jan. 11
1
21
56
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
21
1
Feb.
21
*
25,800 Mead Johnson 8c Co com
44,400 Memphis Nat Gas com ......5
50 Memphis P & L $7 pref....*
14,300 Mercantile Stores Go.......*
7% preferred
.......100
v 300
14,400 Merritt Chapman 8c Scott...*
4,100
6%% A pref
100
70,500 Mesabl Iron
Metal Textile part pref
..*
50
Metropolitan Edison Co—
425
$6 pref series C
*
6,780 Mexico-Ohio Oil Co...
..*
17,600 Michigan Gas 8c Oil Corp...*
34,300 Michigan Sugar com.......*
Preferred
.....10
22,400
,
>
"~6% Sale" "*7~
44% Sale
52% Sale
80
3%
82%
Sale
83
12%
14%
2% Sale"
21
Sale
86%
41
Oct.
53
80
Oct.
86
3
Oct.
3%
3%
26% Sale
"2% Sale
"7% Oct. 22
5% Oct.
Sale
Oct.
30
Oct. 24
3% Oct.
1
7
13% Oct.
85
Oct.
2% Oct.
20% Oct.
26% Oct.
31
Oct.
18
2% Oct.
23% Oct.
% Oct.
31
24
10
18
95
16
1
4
% Oct.
5% Jan.
58
24
Jan;
3% Apr. 17
21% Jan.
7
3% Feb. 16
55
1%
75%
9%
70
%
is
6%
5%
...
9
1
Oct.
1% Oct.
Sale
X8
1
5% Sale
17
28
% Oct.
Oct.
8
1
Oct.
29
2
5% Oct.
18
1% Oct.
14
5
3% Feb. 16
86
Oct. 24
4% Sept. 7
Jan.
17
Jan.
2
18
3% Aug. 15
23% Aug. 17
% Oct. 10
34
Mar. 12
Jan.
% Jan.
1% Oct.
% Mar.
3
Feb.
29
1% Oct.
2% Oct.
2
Mar.
Apr. 12
Jan.
5
June
3
July 24
Mar. 5
May 14
Mar. 12
8
11
5
Sept. 18
15% Jan. 10
98
Jan.
24
7% Oct. 22
53
Oct. 30
30
80
2%
% Sale
21
Aug. 13
23
Oct.
2
Jan.
34
2
63
44
98
■
Jan. <
Oct.
Oct.
SeDt.
8
41
V9
24
8%
19
4%
2%
40% Feb.
12% Sept. 16
3,775
25
6% preferred
.100
48,200 McGord Radiator Ac Mfgv
*
56,225 McWUllams Dredging com..*
•
100 Mead Corp common.......-*
;
19
1
3% Mar. 12
McColl Frontenac Oil......*
?
June
6
Feb. 15
8
4
Oct.
Oct.
55
4
Oct.
Oct.
31
30
17
15
16
75% June
26% Oct.
95
Oct.
96
May
lk
3k
ik
78'V
Oct.
3
31
8
29
May 27
June 22
June 21
Middle States Petroleum—
1% Sale
Class A vot trust ctfs
*
26,800
Class B vot trust ctfs.
*
20,200
182,600 Middle West Util com.......*
S6conv pref ser A
15,200
..♦
6,700
$6 conv pref A ctfs of dep.*
%
%
1%
.
Sale*
1%
1%
a
M
% Sale
2% S ale
Mar. 14
Mar.
2
1% Oct. 26
% Oct. 28
2% May 16
%, May 17
Oct.
11
% Oct.
1% Oct.
1% Oct.
22
Oct.
10
Jan.
4
Oct.
1
3% Oct.
11
11
3
Oct.
14
Apr. 23
Apr. 25
3% Oct.
8
3
Oct.
14
7% Oct.
25
10
Jan.
12
10
Midland Royalty Corp—
1,110
$2
conv
8%
8
pref
7% Oct.
25
16% Oct.
24
38
Oct.
31
1
Oct.
28
18
Oct.
8
7% Sale
Midland Steel Product—
30,300
2,925 Mid vale Co.
.........*
2,200 Mining Corp of Can.. .....*
4,300 Minnesota Min & Mfg Co
*
4,000
17% Sale
92 non-cum dlv shares....*
1.71
Miss River Fuel
Corp warr.
190 Miss River Power pref....100
11,500 Mock Judson Voehringer...*
27,270 Mohawk 8c Hud Pow 1st pref.*
13,277
492,600
17,449
7,300
V
2,000
M
H..
■
■
2nd preferred
*
Molybdenum Corp v t C.....1
Montgomery Ward 8c Co A..*
...
,
•
18
Sale
79
Sale
Sale
Sale
39
Sale
12% Sale
11
Sale
Sale
141
Sale
135
32% Sale
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow com;.*
100
315*
105
158,600 National Fuel Gas ...i.
*
65,100 National Investors coq»
..1
I,580
5H% preferred..........1
Warrants..
22,900
27,400 National Leather Co com...*
Nat Power 8c Light—
S6 preferred
Sale
136
*
com
National Service Co
8
.*
275 National Tea Co 5%% pref. 10
National Transit..
12.50
...
.
26,900 National Union Radio com..l
10,225
Nehl
200
1st
Corp com
.*
.....
preferred
........;.*
2,075 Neisner Bros pref........100
2,100 Nelson (Herman) Corp .....5
7,800 Neptune Mater class A..
.*
■
"
300 Nestle Le Mur Co class A...*
■
-•
■.
^ 40
500
Nevada Calif Elec
com
Sale
1% Sale
38
39%
Sale
21
39%
Sale
17
1% Sale
%e
,%
% Sale
5"Sale
23"" Sale"
3$-; iff
1,400
1,500
1,120
;
500
125
116,200
6,700
2,600
22,200
100
A
ion
common...
Co
N Y Merchandise Co
51,500
66
65
1%
1%
58% Sale
„
com..
94,300
15,000
250
46
45
29
v
1,100
2,700
6,800
-
80
80
1
500
•
1%
1%
82"'
>
1
32%
7
8%
120"
119%
4%
4%
68
64
7%
i
Sale
mix
Sale
Sale
7
25%
2% Sale
'
ZA%
40
Jan.
MX
137
Oct.
July
31
11
June 26
AugV
134% Oct.
137% Oct.
30
Jan.
Apr.
116
11
72
112
9
6
1
10
3%
%
4%
%
105%
2
Oct. •VI
11% Oct.
1% Oct.
; 2
Oct.
25
4
41% Oct.
23
Oct.
31
1
11
"5% Sale"
%
27
1
% Oct. ,7 1
1% Oct.
Oct.
% Oct.
1% Oct.
17
75% Oct.
Oct.
65
81
"4% "Oct" "3
% Oct.
% Oct.
%
Oct" *26
19
Oct.
Sale
Sale
73
1 i
2
Oct.
4% Apr.
% Feb.
5% May
1
July
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 22
%
1%
29%
18%
Sept.12
May
2
Feb.
7
June 7
July
3
10
11% Mar. 12
% Mar. 26
29
55
.
3
7
"6% "Oct" "24
% Oct.
9
17
Oct.
10
Mar.
24" Sale'
2r"oct: "II
9%
9%
%
4%
%
4
%
5
Sale
1%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
3
21
1 111
102% Oct.
5% Oct.
2
Oct.
25
9
26% "Oct" *28
9% Oct. 30
9% Oct.
8
1% Oct. 26
4% Oct. 26
8
Oct.
5% Oct. '
11
Oct.
30
2
1
4
"7 ""Oct" "30
Oct.
60
46% Feb. 26
5% Apr. 25
4% Oct.
3
Apr.
26
13
16
23
1
Oct.
5%
63%
1%
55%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
43
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
30
2%
41%
30%
3%
44
31%
30
14
33
7%
8%
16
Sale
L18% Sale
JX
71
J*
73
30% Oct.
89% Oct.
98% Oct.
26
30% Oct.
Feb. 20
aune
15
23
% Oct.
1% Oct.
6% Oct.
25
3
3
1
Oct.
23
2
Oct.
4
2% Oct.
2
101
102*
2% Oct. V. 1
3
3
Apr.
8
46% Feb.
2% Mar. 13
2
H Jan.
% .,ar. 22
2%
r. V 4
1
23
Apr.
6
24
M ir.
Ja
1.
11
2% Oct.
10
Jan.
3
3% Oct.
17
7
Jan.
70
71
3 103
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
'}
ivl
■
r.
9
6
7
Jan.' .78
5% Oct. 21
4% Aug. 17
37% Oct. 31
56
Oct. 29
4% Aug. 10
3% Oct.
32
22|
38% Mar. 6
45% Jan. 30 103
Feb.
8
17
% May 27
70
71
30,
4i
31
Oct.
29
„
Oct.
Aug. 12
% Aug. 19
8% Aug. 17
1
Oct.
31
5
4% Sept. 16
77% Aug. 13
3
Oct.
2
7
Aug. 14
Mar. 12
82
56
21
13X Jan.
22
1
10
10
28
2
31
Apr. 25
1
2
%
Aug. 29
iV 15
July 12
Oct.
8%
2
61
3 121
21
1
"v
8
May 25
82
26
7
71%
2% Jan.
2 100% Aug.
5% Oct.
3% Oct.
37% Oct.
2
99
30
Oct.
21
97
10
28
Sale
%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
82
2
3%
31
5
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
23
Oct.
2
82
24
c
V
2
Oct.
21
Oct.
Oct.
9% Oct.
9%
%
1%
8%
30
Oct.
92
4
71
Oct.
8
8
17
Oct.
23 119% Oct.
29
4% Oct.
3
3% Aug. 29
11
June
14
4% Mar.
2
9
5% Jan. 24
Sept. 5
Oct. 30
60
Sept.
32
100% Oct.
12
30
Jan.
«P
4
113% May
Oct.
8
13
5
53% Jan.
61% Jan.
4
ifi*
20
10
92
16
1
9% May
10% July 19
IX Oct. 26
May 21
Aug. 10
Sept. 13
Aug.
1
Oct.
8
Feb.
35
5 111
3% May 21
49
Apr. 30
7
1
May
34% Mar. 13
25% Jan.
Sale
%
25
22
26
*26%
Sale
23
9
Oct. 16
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
% Oct
11
23
15
Oct.
2
3
21
*
20
40%
2%
2%
8
16
Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
•
6
Jan.
8
16
117%
4%
67%
9% Sale
% Sale
1%
1%
8% Sale
27
1% Feb.
1
5
17
10
3% Oct.
46
Oct.
5
7
6% May
2% July
5% June
35
Mar.
2
3
26
1% Jan.
84% Aug. 15
5% Apr. 25
9% Mar. 4
Apr. 20
71% Oct.
1% Oct.
60% Oct.
;
16
29
% Aug. 21
Jan.
26
2
26
Oct.
Jan.
2
2
Oct.
1% Jan.
81
11
102
11
Oct. 11
Mar.
4
19
22
11
17
1
35
23
16
30
21
2% Oct.
23 Ill
9
1
2% Jan.
3
41% Oct. 31
11% Oct.
1% Oct.
% Apr.
% Apr.
May
21 i Oct.
9
Apr.
6% Feb.
% May
2% Mar.
50
July
90
Feb.
4% Apr.
Oct.
Oct.
2% Oct. 31
2% Sale
8%
9
70% Sale
1%
2
60% Sale
"7" "Oct" "30
15
8
% Feb. 26
% Mar. 11
21
9
.
25
31
Oct.
Jan.
30
8
3% Sale
3% Sale
37% Sale
Noma Elec Corp com
...1
Nor Amer Lt 8c Pow com....l
For footnotea see page 56.
5
Oct.
125
3 134% Oct.
16% Oct.
1% Oct.
78
Oct.
,
99% Sale
82
181,400
S6 preferred....
61,850
........
1,450 North Amer Match Corp...-*
18,300 Nor Amer Util Sec com....
15,400 North Cent Texas Oil......ft
32,200 North European Oil com
1
555 NorlndPub Ser4% pref..100
470
7% preferred
100
2,805 Northern N Y Util 7% pfd.100
Jan.
23
18
82
39% Oct. 11
14% July 22
144% May 17
Aug. 13
26% May
12
Sale
3%
10
127
24 137% Oct.
28 114
Oct.
1% Oct.
1% Oct.
37% Oct.
110
25
.66,900
31
Feb.
10% Mar.
30% Mar.
9
Mar.
7% Jan.
"
51
100
preferred
Oct.
Jan.1
% July
30
Sale
"9% "16%
75,050 NUes-Bement-Pond com
..*
91,100 Nipisslng Mines............1
Class A
10
*
common..
N Y Shipbuilding Co
Founders shares.........1
19,100
io,3oo N Y Steam Corp com....
•
II,845 N Y Teleo 4%% pref
100
3,600 New York Transit........-.5
1,975 N Y Water Serv 6% pref.. 100
679,200 Niagara Hud Pow com
.15
Class A option warrants...
75,300
Class B option warrants
11,600
89,700 Niagara Share Corp class B 5
ioo
18%
100
toad Rosarlo M
112
21
110
Sale
2%
4
3
-
9,000
4,100
Sale
41
ihi
"II""
445 N Y Pr A Lt $6 pref
....*
615
7% preferred...........100
.
1% Sale
102% Sale
Sale
N Y
31
Oct. 11
Oct. 11
Oct. 31
Oct. 31
% Oct.
5% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
127
125
'"§""""§% "9% Sale"
5%
N Y An
Oct.
Oct.
20% Sept. 7
43% Sept. 10
Apr. 25
19% July 25
% Feb. 13
Oct. 25
107
% Mar.
15
2%
500 New Process Co
% Oct.
4% Oct.
8
%
%
.....5
150 New Engl Tel & Tel Co... 100
3,200
3,650
1,100
128
Sale
127
112
79
78
71
3,800 New Haven Clock Co com...*
86,600 New Jersey Zinc
25
1
24,600 New Mexico 8c Aris Land
155,800 Newmonr Mining Corp
10
-
82
25
Mar.
Jan.
5
18% Feb.
Sale
7% preferred..........100
31,000 New Bradford Oil
;
Oct" "25
105% Oct" 'II 107
1
18
15% Oct.
72% Oct. '2 82
3
30
Oct.
39%
10% Oct. 17
13%
4 141%
133
Oct.
9
29% Oct.
32%
2
40
32% Oct.
Sale
••
Conv partlc preferred....*
900 National Steel Car Ltd.....*
26,200
12
27%
1%
-.1
30,800 National Sugar Rafg
35
28
19% Oct.
150
5
7% Oct.
17% Oct. r.l
40% Oct. 23
7
1% Oct.
A
73% Sale
100 National Refining common 25
71,400
3,200
4%
30
S2 convertible preferred.
99,820 Nat Rubber Mach
4%
26%
142
150
137
650 Mountain Sts Tel & Tel..100
25,400 Murphy (G C) Co common..*
8% preferred...........100
,/375
72,910
24%
23
3%
100
Sale
40
1
2,300 Mountain 8c Gulf Ol iCo
69,800 Mountain Producers Corp. 10
_.*
'
200 Mountain Sta Pow com
-1,800 Nachman Sprlngfllled Corp.
1,400 National Banking Co com;.l
336,900 Nat Bellas Hess com
..1
20,400 Nat'l Bond & Share Corp.;..*
2,550 Nat Container Corp com..;.*
;
15% Sale
74
32
Moody's Investors Part pref.*
200 Moore Corp Ltd........
»
70
7% A pref
100
600 Mtge Bank of Colom Am aha..
;
17
Sale
40
40
39
16%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
30
22
4
;|||||
Nov., 1935]
AGGREGATE
HEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
3ALE8
Low from
NEW YORK
In
October
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
Since
1,600
43,400
7,800
/
95,500 Nor States Power
W<-
Ohio Brass class B
..*
1,800 Ohio Edison $6 preferred...*
27,215 Ohio
2,970 Ohio
*
;
1,200
800
89,800
9,000
Pacific G & E 6% 1st pref..25
300
2,675
14,850
1854
16*4
*66 H
1,400
100
7,900
18,250
c
200
250
v
300
50
180
,f / 70
149",400
75
v?
3,800
350
1,600
...1,290
1,200
:
jii-;
3,000
18,700
,
19,400
17,500
'
pref
17,000
•I.'
■
H
com
1,600
.
145,900
4
3
9
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
2
10** Oct.
7
1
Oct.
10
9
Oct.
25
31
38
29
Oct.
3154
100*4
105*4
11154
9954
11*4
1*4
9*4
4%
7
20
Oct. 26
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Oct, 30
Oct. 31
Oct. 26
Oct.
2
Oct. 30
Oct. 28
3% Oct.
7
3
Oct,
28% Oct.
2634s Oct.
10334* Oct.
3
2
3*4
29*4
1
2754
1 105*4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
17% Oct.
31
Oct.
Oct.
1
2
2% Oct.
4% Oct.
43
Oct.
2
29
3
45
Oct.
12% Oct.
37% Oct.
I
65
11
2
1254 Oct.
21
38
24
29
Sale
lojll Sale"
3
3%
3%
17% Sale
41*4 Sale
39
Sale
3*4 Sale
4%
5%
35
37
Oct.
6
5%
6
6
2%
Sale"
Oct.
Oct.
102*4 Oct.
Sale
Sale
9
31
14
Oct.
10
29
4454 Oct. 15
0~ct"31
2
6
Oct.
Oct.
23
11
Oct.
23
14 10654 Oct.
31
2
37
2% Oct.
38*4 Oct.
3
2
21
Oct.
17
38*4 Oct.
21
w
10*4 Sale
58*
39
46M
10% Sale
4
"9% Sale"
8*4
2%
6% Sale
8
Oct.
3
18*4
103
4%
51
50
25
.
Sale
June 19
1*4 Mar. 30
354 Mar. 21
32*4 Jan. • 2
17
June 17
19
39
Sept. 20 69
12*4 Oct. 11 1254
34
Feb.
8
38*4
554 Sept. 30
7
5*4 Mar. 25 12
79*4 Apr. 23 10654
3634 Oct.
2
9*4 Oct.
11
1*4 Mar. 27
24
July
9*4 Apr.
75*4 Oct.
30
Oct.
18
43*4 Oct.
28
31
Oct.
1
113
9*4 Oct.
30
4
74
116
41*4 Oct.
21
12
25
Oct.
654 Oct.
67*4 Oct.
92*4 Oct.
25
1
21
79% Sale
91% Sale
Sale
-3% Sale"
19
21
16%
16%
9
7% Sale
9%
25
Sale
28% Sale
nl54 Sale
1% Sale
19 H Sale
12%
ct.
29
77
Oct.
2
3
1
2
5
23*4
854
28*4
154
23
30
Oct.
Oct.
31
15
"l454"Oct'"l5 "l6*4"Oc"tT"26
H Oct.
8
Oct.
1
16% Oct.
4
19*4 Oct.
1
Mar. 15
29
Oct.
24
30
12
2
28
7
33*4 July 15
154 Feb. 26
2754 Feb. 25
8*4 Mar.
1
66
Feb.
66
2
Jan.
.
26
16
*4 Jan. 12
8% Mar. 11
5
Feb. 26
8 ■ Sept. 16
4*4 Oct. 31
12*4 May
6
Mar. 26
7
3354 Mar. 27
2*4 Jan.
3
47
8
Oct.
Oct.
28 103
1354 Aug. 12
33*4 July 15
3*4 Aug. 10
48
Aug. 14
12
Aug. 14
15
""2*4 "Oct"" "2 ""3*4~Oc~t""3l
15*4 Oct.
734 Oct.
2434 Oct.
1% Oct.
11
17
Jan. 14 10754 Oct.
Apr. 10 108
Oct.
Jan. 28 77*4 Sept.
Apr. 18 89*4 Jan.
Feb. 28
43*4 Oct.
May 15 120
Feb.
8054
76*4
53*4
5254
3
1
Jan.
Oct.
3
4154 July 30
70
July 30
18*4 Oct. 23
24
30
4*4 Oct.
64
,
6
31
31
Oct.
108
6% Sale
Sale
30
16
11
Sept. 28
Feb.
July
Oct.
10754 Oct.
9% Sale
6% Sale
65
25
25
21
Jan.
31
67% Sale
Feb.
6
Sept.
July
Oct.
77
4*4 Oct.
954 Oct.
6*4 Oct.
"""*ft Sale" 17% Sale'
33*4c
Hosiery
36
29
4
7
3
9%
1
3*4
19*4
41*4
44*4
3*4
454
47*4
11
Jan.
"Oct"'23
2% Oct.
8% Oct.
5% Oct.
"2%
a
72
9
Oct.
•
29
4%
2
25
"7% "7% ''m''r% "~6"""Oc"t"""7 ""7^*Octt"22
1
Oct.
May
7*4 Feb. 27
67
"
14 H "Oct"'"4
97*4 Oct.
3
105% 106% 103
Oct.
5
102*4 Oct. 17
"76>i "79>i 71*4 Oct. 9
62
Oct.
3
42
Sale
36*4 Oct.
9
115
Oct.
1
9% Sale
Sale
12
15
5*4 July 22
Sale
31
29
14
23
29
18
19
12
31
18
26
7
10
20*4 Jan.
18*4 Jan.
;\
14
30
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Feb.
Sept.
Feb.
July
Mar. 18
1
17
30
3*4
2954
2754
Feb. 25 105*4
16
70
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
29
28
14
23
28
1*4 Apr.
2
71
41*4
42*4
3*4
454
Oct.
May
Aug.
Aug.
Oct.
29
2
4
38
1154
154
10*4
4%
Jan.
28
"2% Sale" "3% Sale" ~~2*i~Oc"t""~3 ""3 *4 "Oct" *31
H
954 Feb. 28
54 Mar. 4
4
Oct.
Oct.
7*4 Oct. 29
Aug.
9
1754 Oct. 31
23
15 33
Sept.
70
Feb.
1 100*4 Oct.
89
Jan. 29 108
Aug.
85*4 Jan. 15 11154 Oct.
9054 Apr. 25 9954 Oct.
3*4 Oct.
19
Jan.
8
Mar. 14
Jan.
3
May 23
Jan.
19
29
14
23
29
70
2
5*4
6*4
5*4
1854
Oct. 30
1754 Oct.
20%
Realization—
Voting trust ctfs
11.430
Propper McCallum
920
21*1
3% Sale
run "§7j| Sale"
854
*
Royalty Corp
27% Oct,
29
110
95
44% Sale
IlS"" Sale"
90*4
"
7*4 Oct.
2
2
7
Oct.
4% Sale
37%
5%
65
#
Inc..........*
Pressed Metals of Amer.....*
Producers
11
11%
11%
1% Sale
9*4 Sale
Sale" "64"" Sale"
"73*4 "78""
Premier Gold Mining.......!
Properties
45
98
m
M
16%
1,250
6% Oct.
13% Oct.
Sale
Sale
45 *¥
2% Sale
in
100 Prentice-Hall
9,300
Highest
Sale Prices
"
975 Power Corp of Can com.....*
Pratt A Lambert.......
•
■if
Lowest
Sale Prices
"14"" "ll% "18" Sale"
..*
com
Highest
Sale" 102j| Oct. 10
67
l°0%
9,837
50,910
105%
110*4
106%
%
2,050 Pond Creek Pocahontas Co.*
90,200 Potrero Sugar com_.........5
9,800 Powdrell A Alexander.
350
3,300
12,700
•
Governor Co
7%
21% Sale
17*4 Sale
37 % Sale
*
...1M
16,200 Pitts A Lake Erie KR
123,850 Pittsburgh Plate Glass
84,400
6,900
1
Sale Prices
11
......*
com
15,800 Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
2,650
6
44
5%
350 Pitts Bessemer & L E RR...50
"5",556
Sale
Sale
j 4%
24*1
5
3,800 Pines Wlnterfront Co
1
196,870 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
132,600 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
1,600
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
4
39
.
15,000 Pierce
3%
1914*
35
38
19 X
•
-
"2,805
3%
3%
28% Sale
26% Sale
103*4 Sale
2% Sale
25 Phila Elec Power 8% pref..25
129,400 Phoenix Securities common. 1
Conv preferred A........10
25,800
46,200 Pie Bakeries lnc cam...—..*
7% prefcrrsJ.. .........*10
25
13",400
f:
1
1%
9%
10
3% Sale
31*4
....
7%
Sale
100
14,900 Philadelphia Co
2,900
110
19
$5 preferred
*
Pa Gas A Elec class A......*
390 Pet Milk
110
RANGE
Sale Prices
70
1,225 Pennsylvania SaltMfg
50
•
17,700 Pa Water A Power
13,890 Pepperell Mfg Co..
*
3,350 Perfect Circle com.......
.
Sale"
3%
185 Pa Pow A Lt $6 pref........*
$7 preferred
3,050
......*
60
830
>
7% preferred
150
**'700
7
_.10»
1,800 Penn Mex Fuel common...._1
592,200 Pennroad Corp com vtc_. ...1
1,225 Pa Cent Lt & Pr $2.80 pref..*
;
104%
'im*ffiZ
Pacific Pub Serv non-vot com*
1st preferred
......*
16,447 Pacific Tin special stock....*
65,400 Pan Amer Airways com
10
713,400 Pantepec Oil of Venezuela,. 1
2,100 Paramount Motors Corp....*
*
83.600 Parke Davis A Co....
150 Parker Pen Co
10
61,450 Parker Rust-Proof com
..*
200 Patchogue Plymouth Mills..*
,1,250 Pender (D) Grocery cl A....*
Class B
1,200
2,250 Peninsula Telep Co com
»
164,500
't:
Ask
99%
"
5*4% 1st preferred__....25
Pacific Ltg Corp $i pref...
*
20 Pacific P & L 7% pref
9,150
23,100
3,600
13,200
6
IS
ll
10
.
80
71
:
6H
'
31
95% Oct.;
p
100
»1*4
900
:
?9*4 Sale
Securities Co......*
k
"V*
"10
Pacific Eastern Corp.......l
15,180 Overseas
•
9,500
10,300
v
«UH
1
77,500
3,300
Oct.
Ask Bid
6%
6%
14% Sale
11%
U%
30% Sale
9,600 OUstocks Ltd common......5
17,600 Outboard Motors cl B com..*
Class A con* pref........*
10,600
5,800
v; ?
pref
Power 6% preferred.100
190 Ohio Pub Serv 6% 1st pref 100
ivi,;,:
90
Oil 6%
1
Oct.
4H
f
....
5,750
ooo
:;;;T ;
725
:
a 3,925
;'v
430
1935
Bid
A..100
com
45,600 Northwest Engineering.....*
106,300 Novadel Agene Corp........*
25,700
■
Oct. 31
STOCKS (Continued)
Par
8,400 Northern Pipe Line.......10
v
PRICES IN OCTOBER
July 1 1933
;
CURB EXCHAN QE
1
51
June 22
654
73*4
92*4
2554
3*4
23*4
9*4
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
30
Jan.
16
25
19
21
14
31
23
4
Feb.
28
Apr.
Aug.
Jan.
Jan.
May
23
July
154 Jan,
31
July
9*4 June
% Jan.
1
22
3
4
7
23
16
31
18
7
12*4 Apr.
4
19*4 Aug. 23
Mar. 19
May 10
Mar. 20
Feb.
1
Sept. 9
Aug. 19
4654
18*4
54
7*4
654
2
2*4 Apr. 26
July 31
16*4 Oct. 26
5ft Jan.
2
31
■
7
Mllli Co
20,500
8,700
•
com
%
175 Providence Gas Co.........*
62,100 Prudential Investors com...*
"6,255
1,050
1.800
.
59
.._....*
Public Service of Colorado—
¥,h|K' 40
6% 1st preferred
7% 1st preferred
100
75
90
Public Serv of Ind pr pref..*
8
$6 preferred
*
3,450 Public Service of Nor 111....*
Com
$60 par stock.....60
2,900
6% preferred
400
100
7% preferred
100
-125
Public Service of Oklahoma—
5
150
"""220
{10%
$4 preferred
1,180
100
850
*""250
1,450
,
'
,
:
650
6,o75
6,200
;
5,100
•
100
99
1,875 Quaker
v.;-V
81
9,225 Railway A Light Securities.*
1,330 Rys A Util Invest cl A com..l
4,700 Rainbow Luminous Prod A.*
Class B common
*
5,100
$3
pref
1,600 Raytheon Mfg,
3,400
•
■
conv
;
55
37
55
39
Oct.
Oct.
I
10
4254 Oct.
18
51
23
Oct.
-V";-
Red Bank Oil Co
;
1,100
Richfield Oil of Calif pref. .25
19,900
12,400 Richmond Radlat com new.l
200 Rochester G & E 6% pref. 100
Rochester Telephone Corp—
10
6*4% 1st preferred
..100
1,700 Rogers Majestic Corp cl A..*
14,300
800
Roosevelt Field
lnc
700
1,300
*7",600
17,453 Ruberold
3,475
2,100
600
Co
.......109
7,500 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc......*
11,500 Ryan Consol Petroleum....*
4,725
750
28,100
3,600
•
42,266
"
■
143
2%
Safety Car Heating A Ltg.100
Anthony Gold Mining
.1
com..
251,200 St Regis Paper Co.;....
7% preferred
8,110
11,300 Salt Creek Consol OH.
61,410 Salt Creek Producer*.
For footnotes see page 50 •
Sale
147
16
4.
2%
_
%
14%
35*4
6%
Oct. 24
Oct. 19
Oct.
2
Oct.
2
M6g
alH
Oct.
30
Oct.
Oct.
30
11
17*4 Oct.
54 Oct.
29
16
Oct.
11 ol3
14
Oct.
% Oct.
8
% Oct.
17
1
29
17
al3
2
31
Oct.
2 137
17 145
.
54 Oct*; 10
ke
Oct.
17
"I6~34"o~c~t""~i "i6*4"o"ct:""i
43
3%
3%
1% Sale
lOH 11
;;,lla;
"2% Sale" "3%"3%
16
25
Oct.
2
6% Oct.
% Oct.
6*4 Oct.
11
7
2
3*4 Oct.
% Oct.
2
2
3
Oct.
*4 Oct.
43*4 Oct.
8
12
*4 Oct.
14
Oct.
21
22
18
28
15
Oct.
24
22
1
4*4 Oct.
1
5
14
22
54 Oct.
254 Oct.
102*4 Oct.
10
30
Oct.
354 Oct.
154 Oct.
11*4 Oct.
Oct.
8
14
22 103
Oct.
"~6
Oct"
9
1*4 Oct.
18
90
6
•
/-.»n
%
Oct.
9
1*4 Oct.
254 Oct.
10
22
Oct.
22
*4 Oct.
5
6
"l% "2" "l% Sale'
4
Sale
10
Sale
%
"29
71
•
%
2% Sale
9
8n
4
Oct.
1
10*4 Oct.
Mi Oct.
7
22
30" "39% Sale" ~28*4~OctT""3 "39 *4 "octroi
Sale
8% Sale
1%
1%
75% Sale
8%
9%
1.
Sale
""%
H
35
6954 Oct.
3
7
Oct.
4
Oct. 22
74
Oct.
% Oct.
6
2
4
78
9
Oct.
Oct.
30
1*4 Oct.
15
7654 Oct.
Mi Oct.
26
22
14
"2% Sale* "2% Sale" "l% "Oct" "~3 ~~2*4~o"ctT~30
10
100
37*4 Sale
1
%
5
>.!
.
Jan.
-
6%
%
Sale
""% ""%
7
Sale
3534 Oct.
% Oct.
6*4 Oct.
3
9
3
42
7
1*4
12*4
9*4
11 100
Mar. 25
Apr. 26
8
Jan.
5
Jan.
2
11
17*4 Feb. 20
16
Feb.
77
Jan.
81
May
7
77
Sept. 9
Oct. 31
1354 Aug. 13
4254 Oct. 18
51
Oct. 23
4 102
31
83
*4 Feb.
4
6*4 Mar. 18
1
Mar. 19
254 Jan.
127
14
July 29
Feb. 23
May
1
Aug.
8
1854 Aug. 12
40*4 Aug.
8
754 Sept. 11
Jan.
23 137
132*4 Feb. 14 147
al3
Oct. 11 al3
654 Mar. 26
r *4 Jan.
24
Mi June 28
*2 June 12
9
99
81
13
Sept.
Apr. 11
30
1
Oct.
30
July 23
Oct.
11
17*4
54
54
*4
Oct. 29
Jan. 23
Oct. 10
Sept. 9
Jan.
3
14
Oct.
30
3*4
10*4
54
*4
Aug. 16
Oct.
1
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
5
25
3
43
Oct.
43*4 Oct.
14
Oct.
22
454 Feb.
®32 Apr.
454 Mar.
% Mar.
2
Apr.
54 Apr.
9
July
*4 July
2% Aug.
85
Apr.
105
.7
*
10
6
13154 Oct.
141*4 Oct.
1*4 Oct.
*4 Oct.
9
54 Oct.
1654 Oct.
39*4 Oct.
4
10*4 Sale
St
100 St Lawrence Corp Ltd
137
143
7%
17K Sale
3% Sale
1% Sale
5
1
23,900 Root Petroleum Co com
$1.20 conv preferred.....20
3,300
11,700 Rossla Internat Corp
..*
*
1,700 Royalite Oil Co Ltd
41,600 Royal Typewriter com......*
9,300
137
5%
"6% ""654 ""7~" Sale
% Sale
n%
Mi
7
Sale
10>i Sale
A....*
com
1,100
*""166
Sale
"38"" Sale'
43^
*
com
9,500
150
132
4 *4
3*4
10%
•
39,800 Reybarn Co.. Inc.........10
130,900 Reynolds Invest com .......1
..*
5,000 Rice Stlx Dry Goods Co
36,900
% Sale
50c
v t c
8,500 Reliance Internat
2~306
1,450
2,400
14
"25"" "Oct" "21 "30" ~ ~0~c"t" "31
% Oct. 16
*
....
325 Reed Roller Bit Co
"
5,200
51
•
Sale
Wm lift
14,700 Reeves (Daniel) com........*
10,7c0 Reiter Foster Oil Corp..
*
._...*
73.9Q0 Reliable Stores com
■
!h.
39
"
13
Common
675
325
*
52
37% Sale
5% Sale
1,425
800
1,300
V,
Sale
"16*| Sale"
Ill
200
":
37
36
i»
70
50
""""25
;
99*4 Oct.
54
1054
454
83
78*4 Apr.
Raymond Concrete Pile—
;•
Oct. 31
Oct" 17
>
90
30
»«
•106
500
r
98
"9
14
•38
Oats com...........*
12,800
3,300
14,900
Sale
98
Oct.
75
!W
6% preferred...........100
980
*
50 Quebec Power Co
1,500
-
102
1
28
$7 part preferred.........*
23,520
*
44,790 Puget Sound P A L $6 pf
$5 prefer red
.._*
26,795
10
39,675 Pyrene Mfg
230
i"
7% prior lien pref
50
% Sale
% Oct. 24
%
~~M f*9*" ""III ^ale" ""834 "Oct" "2
Public Util Securities—
170
I
c
;!•
6
6
15
22
5
Jan.
3*4 Apr.
54 Mar.
*4 May 17
12
2
354
1*4
12*4
154
4*4
103
11
9
16
Oct.
21
Aug.
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
17
22
3
2
21
8
14
5
24
15
4
2*4 May
2
4*4 Sept. 23
July 23
*4 Apr. 15
26*4 May 20
39*4 Oct. 31
78
Oct. 22
11
2
6
9
60*4 Mar. 29
% Aug.
3
:
*4 May
9
83
1
Feb. 20
1
8
Mar. 22 £105
Mar. 22
Mar. 29
9*4 Jan. 22
1*4 Apr.
1*4 Aug.
8
Aug.
*4 Feb.
23*4 Aug.
15*4 May
41
2
25
2
14
15
5
26
Jan.
Mar. 14
Oct.
30
17*4 Mar. 15
54 Oct.
17
Mt Sept. 26
Oct.
25
5% Mar
27
Oct.
30
1*4 May 17
Aug. 16
54 Jan.
8
Vs May
9
3*4 Aug. 12
43
Aug. 13
1
Jan.
7*4 May
4
11
NEW
50
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
In
October
STOCKS
(iContinued)
1935
Par
8,500 Savoy OH Co...............5
*
14,800 Schiff Co com
7,200 Schulte Real Estate com....*
29
13,500 Scoville Mfg Co
2,700
2,900
500
2,950
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
/Asb Bid
"26
'27
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
31
Oct.
1
Oct.
Bid
Ask
^
2
26
%
%
—H
1%
30%
%
36
2
% Oct.
Oct.
% Oct.
28
Oct.
"29" "30%
15
3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
29
22
30
Oct.
24
Scranton-Sprlng Brook
50
Water Serv $6 pref
7,000
*
22,400 Securities Corp Gen'l com..*
•
7,300 Seeman Bros common
"
400
1%
48
57,300 Segal Lock A Hardware com *
6,500 Selberllng Rubber com.....*
25,200
700
150
2,800
7,200
5,200
900
1,100
2,400
7,200
"2% Sale
"2% Sale"
72
Sale
5%
3K
—*
31,200 Set >n Leather com
57,800 Shattuck Denn Mining—..5
10,640 Shawlnlgan Water A Power.*
14,700 Shenandoah Corp common. 1
$3 Conv pref
—....25
16,600
90,555 Sherwin-Williams Cio com.-25
6% preferred AA ......100
5,450
1,300
2% Sale
47%
49
1% Sale
1%
1%
2%
Sale
','iH "In
3,400 Selby Shoe Co com.........*
126,200 Selected Industries........1
$5.50 prior stock
.....*
18,000
Allotment certificates.....
40,955
Selfrldge Prov Stores, Ltd—
American dep rets
£1
4,600
13,400 Sentry Safety Control......*
22,900
6,050
7,600
Sale
Sale
Oct.
24
% Mar. 13
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
31
18
4
1
43% Mar. 15
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
85
Oct.
Oct.
85
Oct.
23
23
A Oct.
22
Oct.
Oct.
26
5
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14
11
30
84
Jan.
30
8 106% July
68
17
% Oct.
5
Oct.
3% Oct.
16% Oct.
1% Oct.
20% Oct.
;
121% Sale
109
Oct.
108
Oct.
>
2
7
23
4
11
18%
1%
4
25%
2 121%
16 109%
25
300
preferred...........*
3,210 Singer Mfg Co...........100
Singer Mfg Ltd
£1
Am dep rets ord reg shs..
3,500
340
3%
294% Sale
44%
Smith (A O) Corp com
.*
500 Smith (Howard) Paper Mills *
129,616
20.600
Smith (L
Typewriter ▼ t c
133.600 Sonotone Corp
*
........1
2K
4
497,400 So Amer Gold A Plat—.—1
9,000 Sou Calif Edison pref A....25
Preferred B.
.......25
43,800
57,000
5%% pref class C—
25
2,850
5% original pref........25
6.900 Southern Colo Pow cl A..25
**
6,500
11,200
375
3,300
3,100
14,900
Southern Nat Gas Co com—*
100
South New Engl Telep Co. 100
//}■
600
5
100
•i:
Y
400
25,400 Square D Co class B com....*
Class A preferred.........*
13,100
400 Stahl-Meyer Inc com.......*
6,600 Standard Brewing Co......*
4,725 Standard Cap A Seal com...5
200 Standard Dredging com....*
100
2,700
675
""goo
850
500
6,560
195,700
12,400
71,630
2,275
40,600
53,800
2,550
14,700
21,600
1,700
32,200
25
27,200
41.700
150
17,800
28,900
44,800
I,400
10,100
7,800
7,100
25
Sale
22% Sale
2% Sale
4% Sale
Sale
28
Sale
26% Sale
Sale
36
IK
500
600
10,000
1,000
500
100
80,200
49.400
"loo
18,900
400
4,300
15
Oct.
4
14% Oct.
10
43
Sale
Sale
3
2%
4%
K
Sale
Sale
6
Sale
25 %
Sale
44 K
49
A Sale
••
70c
*•3
33%
35%
3%
%
33%
Sale
Sale
4%
Sale
Sale
m tv*
28
Sale
46
49
% Sale
%
K
42 * 44
36%
37%
3% Sale
% Sale
33%
2
24% Oct.
3% Oct.
5% Oct.
26
22
20%
11%
Standard Oil (Kentucky).. 10
(Nebraska)...25
Sale
Sale
13% Sale
Standard OH (Ohio) com..25
5% pref ...............100
Standard Power A Lt com..*
Class B common
.......*
"1% Sale"
34
14,800
37.700
33,600
"'400
15
% Oct.
2
Oct.
10
4% Oct.
% Oct.
6% Oct.
1
2%
14%
30
25
29
29
48% Oct.
29
% Oct.
% Oct.
21
% Oct.
% Oct.
Oct.
3
44
Oct.
10
3
22
4
Oct.
Oct. 31
Oct. 11
3
Oct.
40
32
34%
3%
%
£33 -
12
49
2
19%
Sale
Sale
4%
4%
29% Sale
"2% Sale*
31
Mar. 18
31
Mar. 30
13% Oct.
1
21% Oct.
11% Oct.
18% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9
91
% Oct.
15
1
Oct.
2
A Oct.
4
46*
1%
3
% Oct.
1% Oct.
48% Oct.
14
3
Oct.
18
12
Oct.
1
1% Oct.
22
15
Sale
Sale
30
8
Oct.
Oct.
"V.
8
120
2&t
655
Tenn Products Corp com
Texas Gulf Producing..
Texas P A L
7% pref
76,100
..100
10,750 Thermold Co 7% pref
2,075 TobaccoA Allied Stocks....*
825
700
35,000
71,300
19
Sale
3% Sale
22
14
2
% Oct.
12
Oct.
4% Oct.
25
46
Oct.
Oct.
21
16
Oct.
28
4
1%
23
3
18
2
32
44
Sale
44
Oct.
31
50
1
.
2% Sale
37% Sale
2% Sale
19% Sale
Mar.
% Apr.
10% Jan.
44
2
4
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3% Oct.
9
14
16
3
3
3
38
Oct.
Oct.
2% Oct.
20% Oct.
4% Oct.
31
31
25
30
23
%
2^
6% Sale
40
45
Sale
""% """%
3
98%
6%
46
Sale
Sale
Sale
49
2% Sale
%
2%
95%
5%
Oct. '28
8
Oct.
Oct. 24
2
Oct.
'"% Oct" "28
29
3
Oct.
98% Oct.
6% Oct.
31
24
Oct.
21
22% May
68% Oct.
3% Oct.
19
60
2
5% Oct
30% Oct.
2
25
5% Oct.
30% Oct.
50
22,100
11,100
300
500
Triplex Safety Glass Ltd—
Am rets for ord. shs. reg£l
1,900
1,200 Tri-StateTel & Tel 6% pfd.10
100
Trunz Pork Stores Inc......*
100
100
80
20
100
600
.
19,100
5,800
21.700
1.600
2.100
Tublze Chatillon Corp—
Common..
...1
66,300
Class A...
20,500
.........1
116,700 Tung Sol Lamp Wks com...*
$3 conv pref
13.100
19%
5%
28
Ji
3
1%
26
5%
33%
„%
3%
Sale
22%
5%
29%
101% Sale
4%
99
106%
%
%
%
%
2%
3% Sale
1%
1%
1%
19
7%
10
6%
9
r<l
5% Sale
19
8%
6% Sale
Sale
Sale
16% Sale"
46
Sale
25
29
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
10% Oct.
6% Oct.
300
23%
26
25
6% Preferred
31,900 Union Gas of Canada
5% Sale
7% Sale
26,900
Union Tobacco Co common. *
50 Union Traction Co........50
3%
"5%
15
Oct.
24
10% Oct.
30
6% Oct.
18
8% Oct.
28% Oct.
10% Oct.
16
46
Oct.
26
19
13,500
22,100
com.
800
5,600
3,600
Ver footnotes
Common.
$3
see page
cum
7
39
6%
38
7%
39%
Apr.
7
11
16% July 19
10% June 3
6% Oct. 18
19
11
9
6
4
26
2
7% Oct.
17
*"%"Oct"~4
*~%»"Oct"
5% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
'
2
9
10
19
Oct.
Oct.
21
13
5
Oct.
35% Oct.
4
24
6% Oct. 25
39
Oct.
56.
X
25
Mar.
103% June
4
May
% June
% Jan.
4
June
Oct.
23
Oct.
23
Apr.
Apr.
Sept.
Sept.
29
29
11
11
Oct. 24
Aug. 26
Jan.
2
8% Oct.
28% Oct.
10% Oct.
46
Oct.
Mar. 13
8
._......*
•
partlc pref....
7
Jan.
%
1%
3%
2%
% Apr.
% Feb.
2
Apr.
% Mar.
Sept.
Oct.
16
17
28
31
9
23
26 103% June 26
7% Oct. 17
24
% June 13
13
K Jan.
2
16
5
Apr. 24
6
21
3% Mar. 22
10
Oct.
11
20
Aug. 13
Mar. 14
Apr.
5
40
14% Jan.
United Chemicals Inc—
400
Jan.
7
2
19
17
17
.*
24
33
23
Oct.
"3% "5%
Warrants...............
United Carr Fastener
21
Oct.
25
17
28
3
Oct.
31
3
3
2
5
May
50
Apr. 18
July 18
Apr.
2
Jan. 16
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
28
68% Oct. 19
3% Oct. 21
Mar.
3
10%
3%
29
4%
17%
7%
43%
Jan.
31
109
24
30
18
4
11
; 4
102
16
4
July
Oct.
Jan.
25
Mar.
6% Jan.
Jan.
United Aircraft A Transp—
1,600
2,700
4»
June
98%
83
200 Union Oil Calif debt rights..
T.900
76)1
68
100
.....
25
23
Union Elec Lt & Pow (111)—
io".4do
31
23
~*k
2.400 Unexcelled Mfg Co Inc.....10
5,100 Union Amer Invest com....*
31
Oct.
1% Oct.
21
Oct.
Oct.
10 109
% Oct.
16
% Oct.
3
3% Oct.
2
4
Feb.
Oct.
19% Apr.
5
July
23% Jan.
.
11
Oct.
2
16
7
28
nV*
27
25
8 102
Sept.
Oct.
June
3
38
1% Feb.
Oct.
Sept.18
Aug. 20
3% May 27
Aug. 13
21
20
29
58%
Mar.
15
14
Oct.
16
100
11% Jan.
3% Jan.
48
Feb.
A July
2% Oct.
75
Feb.
Oct.
67
Tobacco Secur Trust Co Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg she..£l
2,100
Am dep rets def reg......5s
3,500
....*
6,600 Todd Shipyards Corp
340 Toledo Edison 6% pref..100
220
7% preferred A........100
3,000 Tonopah Belmont Develop.. 1
II.000 Tonopah Mining of Nev
1
116,200 Trans-Lux Plct Screen com.l
51.700 Trt-Continentai Corp Warr..
Oct.
Feb.
Apr. l
1% Oct.
40
16
Feb.
Sept 13
19
5% Sept. 13
36% Apr. 22
% June
22% Mar.
% July
5
9
Oct.
2
18% Sept
2% Mar.
2% Oct.
Jan.
25
27% Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
2
2
15
5
46
Mar.
Feb.
Apr. 18
Oct. 31
17
3}
2% Mar.
89
1%
34
1%
17%
16%
40
Oct.
4% Oct*
Oct.
2% Oct
10
Oct.
.
107
4
Jan.
Oct.
1% May
2% Oct.
20% Oct.
28% Oct.
8ept.18
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
19
14% July 26
6% Jan.
% Sept.
Oct.
5% Oct.
46
29
1
42% Mar.
3
1% Oct.
15
17
July 24
Aug. 24
Oct. 31
50% July
10% June
"
2
Tobacco Prod Exports
Sale
36
Sale
2% Sale
*
*
100
Texon OH A Land Co.
18,400
2
211
Apr. 10
% Oct.
% Mar.
22
3% Oct.
16% Oct.
1% Oct.
17
Jan.
22
16
31
15
7 ' "
A Oct.
2% Oct.
48% Oct.
Sale
2% Sale
8
2
9% Mar.
Oct.
Oct.
21% Feb. 19
12
May 16
19% May 17
99% May 13
5
Aug. 13
4% Aug. 14
21
Aug.
6
% June 11
11
Apr. 24
,
Oct.
2]
2
Mar.
4
31
4%
Feb.
03
15
Sale
5
49
Jan.
28
% Oct.
Oct.
40
3]
26
V
44
35}
1% Oct.
1% Oct.
.
7
% Sept. 19
% Oct.
3
Mar. 30
9
15
29
Apr. 29
Aug. 26
Oct.
"
Oct.
52% Feb.
29
lA Apr.
4
% June 20
17
May
1
29
May 29
July 24
Apr.
3
13%
_'1%
12
5
Aug. 24
Oct.
Oct.
120
2
% Aug. 23
Sept.12
Sept. 10
1
Apr. 22
6% July 11
9
24 121
Jan.
9
Oct.
1
Jan.
3
Mar. 28
Feb. 19
31
23
31
'A.
a
Jan.
3%
%
4%
21%
45%
16
91
1
Sale
Jan.
% Apr.
104
15
19
26% Oct.
31
3
25
89
,K
28% Oct.
39% July 26
4% Aug. 9
Oct.
1
L%
1
3% Oct. 22
5% Oct. 11
June
5
30
3
3% Oct.
% Oct.
34
Oct.
2
12%
44%
17
Oct.
Oct.
92
1
Oct.
29
20
11
3%
A*
16% Sale
6
1
2
4
21% Sale
11% Sale
18% Sale
108
4%
10 121
Oct.
4% Oct.
% Oct.
5% Oct.
24% Oct.
48% Oct.
17
% Sale
2
17% Jan.
27
% Sale
% Sale
Taggart Corp com .........*
2,500
199,500
25,300
1
15% Jan.
28% Jan.
2
Steel Co of Can Ltd ord.....*
Teck Hughes Gold Mines...*
900 Tenn EI Pow 7% 1st pref..100
12% Jan. 22
15
2% Oct.
3% Aug. 6
74% Oct. 15
Apr. 24
72
2
24% Oct. 26
19
1
July 30
Feb. 19
Apr.
4
Apr. 10
6
22
2
15
Jan.
8
12% Jan. 24
Oct.
% Oct.
8
.....1
6% preferred.... .......10
Technicolor Inc common...*
113% Mar. 12
15
Jan.
28% Oct.
26% Oct.
1% Oct.
15
6
May 17
4
Sept. 18
19% Jan.
2
1% Aug. 14
26
Aug. 15
121% Oct. 30
2% Feb. 13
74% Oct. 15
29
37
18
1% Sale
1% Sale
Starrett Corp com....
Tampa Electric Co
*
Tastyeast Inc class A new..l
% June
7
Mar. 28 301
1
Oct.
•
Standard Silver Lead.......1
16.500
33,600
34.800
595,600
242,200
Jan.
24
2% Jan.
Sept.
Jan.
Mar,
Jan.
May
Apr.
Mar.
2
5
27% Oct.
25% Oct.
Oct.
34
14% Oct.
Sale
Sale
1
...
,
2%
%
3%
1%
14%
%
12%
11
K
7.300
3.900
Mar. 15
48
Oct.
27
Mar. 26
3% Aug. 14
50
May 28
1% Oct. 31
2% Jan.
5
34
Apr. 17
2% Oct.
1
85
Oct. 23
85
Oct. 23
46% Mar. 15
22 235
74% Oct. 15
53% Oct. 21
24
17
Preferred.
Preferred
2
2
121
""4% **4%
Standard Invest $5)4 pref..*
Standard Oil
Oct.
3% Oct.
% Sale
Stein (A) A Co com.........*
530
6)4% pref
....100
3,300 Sterling Brewers Inc
...1
5,375 Stetson (John B) Co com...*
1,700 Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp.......5
3.000 Stroock (S) A Co Inc......*
106,900 8tutz Motor Car Co........*
16,000 Sullivan Machinery Co.....*
7,749 Sun Investing Co com......*
$3conv pref.............*
2,900
.......5
226.600 Sunray 011
...10c
975,800 Sunshine Mining Co
200 Sutherland Paper Co......10
3.100 Swan-Finch Oil Corp .....15
15
182.600 Swift International
8,250 Swiss-American Blec pref.100
1
65,500 Swiss Oil Corp
150 Syracuse Ltg 6% pref.....100
1,725
Sale
Sale
26
v
300
Sale
28%
27.900
6,800
4,350
Sale
46
34
Spanish A General Corp Ltd
Am dep rets ord retf shs._£l
Am dep rets ord bear.._l£
800
;
10,800
74% Oct.
Oct.
296
36
7
2
Oct.
Jan.
29
5
% Sept. 11
% Mar. 19
20% Jan.
10
4,700 Southern Pipe Line...
l.ioo Southern Union Gas com...*
53.900 Southland Royalty Co.....5
.....25
87,300 South Penn Oil
1 000 So West Pa Pine Lines..—50
,
9,800
14,900
50
7
C) A Corona
8,500
4,100
66.500
141,200
Oct.
4
3%
4
275"
50 Sioux City G & E 7% pref. 100
50
10
280% Sale
1% Oct.
33% Jan.
% Mar. 15
1
28
8
Conv
■
Mar. 26
Oct.
Sale
Sale
27
1
Sale
21 %
Jan. 16
Mar. 18
June
8
Mar. 25
30
80
Sale
3
11
1
%
25%
%
19%
49%
1%
1%
30%
2%
79%
"IK ~'I%
Sale
110% Sale
Oct.
Oct.
% Oct
2)
683
A
■
%
6% Sale
3%
18% Sale
a
2
48
Simmons Boardman Pub Co—
■
1
to
Oct. 31
Shares
Shares
EXCHANGE
CURB
Low from
July 1 1933
SALES
AQGREGATE
YOEK
2
21
7% July
Aug.
11
8
Nov., 1935]
aggregate
NEW
sales
In
October
Jan. 1
Shares
Sharlx
h
50
Ask Bid
31
Ask
Sale
% Sale
°Ae
% Sale
44 Sale
814 Sale
17 preferred..,.........
....
**
■t,:
4
34
804
%
%
,
"14 Sale"
range since jan.
44
114 Sale
44
194
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
16
75
Oct.
18
4«
804
14
34
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
14 Oct.
•
z
4
824
24
44
204
44
8
11
4 Mar. 9
4. Apr. 18
4 Mar. 9
Oct. 16
Oct. 23
Oct.
Oct.
Oct. 14
Oct. 11
Oct. 30
Oct, 30
Oct. 30
Oct.
2
4
14
44
814
35
44,600
10
2,800
Unit Profit Sharing com
*
400
Preferred
......10
35,325 United Shoe Mach com....35
2,820
Preferred.
*
5,306
190
.
100
3,500
74,400
7,600
1,600
""'166
50
235,700
"Hi
m
14
*
1,600
2,325
•
com w
10
100
5,900
2,100
40,300
141,600
119,900
2,800
4,850
1,200
12,850
32,400
5,000
18.850
4,800
16,900
52,800
""150
10",950
U S Rubber
I Sale^
4e
10
39
a
Universal Pictures com_..._l
Universal Products Co......*
Utah Apex Mining Co
5
115",600
100
30
100
1.400
225
Sale
11
14
4
25
4
16
9
14
35
33
Oct.
3
18
Oct.
Oct.
8
16
17
20
37
2
14 Oct.
4 Oct.
24 Oct.
14 Oct.
WM
134
5
17
%
•
4
4
4
18
344 Oct.
2
21
44 Sale
24 Oct.
974 Oct.
24 Oct.
.......
......*
Mining.......
..J
134
Oct.
4
15
5
Oct. 19
Oct. 21
Oct. 26
Oct. 18
Oct. 30
Oct.
8
Oct.
5
1
144
2
14 Sale
164
16 ""Oct!
"30
7
274 Oct!
% Oct.
"25
13
Sale
174
174
304 Sale
164
17
1
30
30
28
22
3
Oct.
23
2
144 Oct.
23
Oct.
14 Oct.
14
3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
May 21
1
4 Feb. 28
34 Mar. 5
28
28
14 Mar. 13
Jfr Jan.
2
23
8
j
164 Sale
"44 Sale*
184 Sale
4 Sale
44
5
48
50
Sale
4 Oct.
2
44 Oct. ,1
2
474 Oct.
Sale
1004 Sale
164
164
4.300
78,000 Woodley Petroleum Corp..
x»
54 Sale
74
x
5
84
H Sale
3
234 Sale
244
54 Sale
64
4
26
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
2,000
72,400
Am dep rets ord shares..As
23,200
622,800 Wright-Hargreaves Ltd
*
22,000
165,700 Yukon Gold Co....
274 274
74 Sale
.
...5
14 Sale
54
8
V-.-.6
194 Oct.
1
Oct.
7
May 11
24 Oct. 28
Aug. 10
54 Oct.
53
324 Feb.
184
14
r
4
194
4 Jan.
4 Jan.
124 Aug.
% June
7
2
Jan.
Mar. 14
29
74
Mar
1
12
Feb.
1024 Oct. 29 1044 Oct.
34 Oct. 10
54 Oct.
8
Oct. 23
Oct.
74 Oct.
7
Oct.
474 Oct.
Jan.
99
Jan.
June
7
3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
23
54 Oct. 11
54 Oct.
1
27
Oct.
2
74 Oct.
7
14 Oct. 21
5
28
3
11
174 Sept. 28
74 June 27
12
Aug. 12
June 11
54 Oct. 17
174 Jan.
4
Oct.
Jan.
7
Feb.
5
Jan.
3
May
July
_June
64 Sept.
Mar. 14
64 Aug. 23
<
8
Sept. 18
Aug. 24
105
14 July
34 June
34 Jan.
24
8
15
15 r484 Sept. 12
July
Apr.
4 Sept.
24 June
18
Jan.
Oct.
July
66
16 102
June 27
Aug. 12
3
7
16
9
4 Oct.
4
24 Oct. 30
224 Oct.
9
102
12
17
18
1
Sept. 23
54 OCt.
7
604 Mar. 18
Jan.
164 Oct.
Mar.
4 Mar.
98
2
Oct.
Aug. 14
14 May 17
14 Jan. 25
164 Sept.
46
Oct.
3
17
224 Oct.
V
14
834 Sale
Oct..
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
31
17
29
3
6
30
30
15
14
22'
13
Oct.
304 Oct.
174 Oct.
14 Oct.
2
3
Oct.
29 1014 Oct.
14 Oct.
9
Aug.
11
63
14 Sale
23
Oct.
10
4
3
3
14
44
14
174
Oct.
16
4
22
12
11
J2
8
25
3
64 July
15 1004 Oct.
264 Oct.
64 Oct.
Aug.
Jan.
June
Aug.
Feb.
19
Aug.
5 4 June
274 Oct.
14 Jan.
4
Aug.
59
264 Sale
64 Sale
14
14
J14'4
34
64
10
2
100 Wolverine Port Cement....10
1
22
Sept. 11
Feb. 21
May 21
Aug. 19
Aug. 17
8
16 preferred............-*
Westvaco Chlorine Prod—
Sale
2
734
4
384
34
34 Mar. 22
7
44 Sale
84
94
3
15
19
Aug. 22
Oct.
44 Feb. 20
4 Mar. 13
4 Oct.
3
984 Oct.
164 Oct.
22
2
4
15
1014 Oct.
164 Sale
16
Oct.
Oct.
5
23
28
5
10
3
I44'0"c"t: "2
Jan.
5
54 Oct.
4
Oct.
94 Oct.
14 Oct.
4 Oct.
—...
12
Mar. 13
Oct.
1
2
2
9
31
Aug.
7
July 25
4 July 17
24 Oct.
164 Oct,
22
26
Jan.
13
184 Oct.
Jan.
46
8
3
Aug.
8
Apr. 15 100
Mar. 11
44
Jan. 28
744
9
Oct.
14 OCt. 23
Watson (John Warren) Co..*
974 Oct.
44 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
224 Oct.
164 Oct.
:
9
3
16
9
44
34
94
14
4
94
10
IX
14
4 Sale
x
3
10
154 Oct. 11
I...;.
34 Sale
94
10
14
26
164
44 Sale
...i-..--*
19
Sale
154
1
19
4 Feb.
4
4 Mar. 25
^24 Octr"2
14 Aug.
1
34 Jan. 22
1
17
23
9
14 June 28
July 16
21
Oct.
Oct.
15
10
Oct.
46
Oct.
3og £&
12
10
3
104 Mar. 15
4 Mar. 13
1
414 Apr.
34 Oct.
24 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
14
4
104
2
144
1
Oct.
,
¥
1
114
Oct!Hr3
454 Sale
Sale-
Sale
10
2,500
200
'j2
2
69
3
1,900
4
1h Oct. 17
2
2
1
"Oct""
16
244 Sale
4 Sale
2
1,400
Convertible preferred....*
10,800 Wilson Jones Co com .....,*
100 Winnipeg Electric Co.......*
100
36
"i"""o"c"t!*i5
14 Oct.
664 Oct.
4 Oct.
24 Sale
104
800
70
4 Oct.
4 Oct.
Oct.
184
14
73
;
4
354
34
34
Sale
'974
2,220
7% preferred..........100
151,100 W Va Coal At Coke com.....*
5,200 Williams (R C) At Co
*
2,000 Williams Oil-O-Matic Htg...*
4,600 Wll-Low Cafeterias com..__l
33,500
251
"Oct! "28
West Texas Utilities Co—
700
15
17
15
MSaiM
16
%
Walker (Hiram) Gooderham
Ac Worts common
•
Wayne Pump Co common...*
Wenden Copper Mining. ...1
Western Air Express Corp..l
Western Auto Supply com A *
Western Cartridge 6% pf.100
Western Maryland Ry—
575
7% 1st preferred.......100
380 Western Power 7% pref
100
Western Tablet Ac Stationery
Common v t c
14,900
•
60 Westmoreland Coal Co.....*
25 Westmoreland Inc
....-*
15,600
9,300
3,200
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale"
.......
Preferred...
11
14
♦
39,500 Waco Aircraft Co..........*
1,100 Wahl (The) Co common....*
6,600 Wattt At Bond Inc class A..*
4,400
Class B
.._...*
7,500 Walgreen Co warrants......
Walker
29
...
14
144
24
36
2,700
363,910
36,200
8,200
3,500
236,200
153,700
46,900
23,750
1,275
9
44 Jan.
10
3,500 Vogt Mfg Corp.............*
1,200
35*
8
....
300
83,000
3,400
1.900
4 Oct.
4 Oct.
% Oct.
854
40
184 Sale"
14 JX
72
73
4 Sale
34 Sale
14 Sale
'niversal rn*urance.. .....8
88,200
1100
Sale
mm
United Stores Corp com ytc *
United Verde Extension..88*.
United Wall Paper
2
2,000 Venesuela Mex Oil Corp... 10
357,100 Veneauelan Petroleum
5
200
200
8
5
144
22,600
Preferred..............
230,500 Utll Pow 8c Light com..... 1.1
37.550
7% preferred........... 100
500
14
"I~"0~ct""l5
225 Utica Gas & Elec 7% pf... loo
68,300 Utility Equities com
13,800
Priority Stock.........
23,700 Utility 8c Ind Corp com...
1
Jan.
14 Oct. 29
Oct.
19
34 Mar. 14
'
...
Reclaiming....*
Utah Power Ac Light pref.
300 Utah Radio Prod com....
200
30
,
Feb.
3
25
Oct.
24
30
8
20
18
8
Jan.
7;
........100
Universal Consol Oil Co
30 251
824 Oct.
common!....
7% preferred
Oct.
14 Oct.
39
W.......1
44 Oct.
23
54 Jan.
Oct. 30 251
Oct.
Mar.
5
14 June
Feb. 13
9
Sept.
Jan.
2
854 Sept.
Jan, 16
404 Aug.
Oct. 11
4 Sept.
3
July
% Feb.
Jan. 17
4 Aug.
2
Jan.
32 Jan.
2
Jan.
Mar. 14
4 Mar. 11
.
85X Sale
Preferred.
.......100
U S Foil class B
.....*
U S Ac Internet Sec com....*
U S Radiator
44 Oct.
...
40,100
24,500
1st preferred with warr
•
5,100 U S Lines Inc pref
......_*
6,000 U S Playing Card com
10
550
5
"14 "l4
74
v
350
12,300
2,350
1,000
4.600
15,900
4,000
44
Stock purchase warrants
U S Finishing common..
50
700
C
U S Elec Pow
131,700
2,400
1,000
a.
44
200 U S Dairy Prod class A com..*
Class B com
*
300
8,700
400
44
251
22,700
::
"
,
44
6
4 Mar. 13
1
&Jan.
19
6
27
19
11
17
Mar.
54
14 Aug. 22
14 Aug.
44 Sept.
84
Sept.
% Aug.
824 Oct.
34 Aug.
7
Aug.
224 Aug.
44 July
38
Aug.
4 Mar. 14
....
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Am dep rets for ord red. .£1
10 United N J RR & Canal Co 100
3,800
1
Sale Prices
%
4
4
34
v
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
"24 Sale
34
...
t
*Oct.
1
850
900
Oct. 1
United Dry Docks com......*
United Founders com...... I
United Gas common ......-1
Warrants
51
prices in october
Bid
STOCKS (Concluded.)
Par
United Corp warrants......
United G 8c E 7% pref
100
434,800 United Lt & Power com A...*
33,700
Common class B
♦
358,200
16 cony 1st pref
1,108 United Milk Products com..*
325
13 preferred
*
80,300
225
EXCHANGE
1933
July 1
Oct. 31 1935
73,200
40,000
670,200
1,081,275
171,800
147,800
43,300
CURB
Low from
NEW YORK :
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
7,400
3,000
173,800
104,375
16,000
10,300
YORK
4 Mar. 13
20
31
13
18
284 Aug. 15
10
Mar.
4
24 July 15
BONDS
11,000
370,000
78,000 Abbott's Dairy 6s
1942
3,010,000 Alabama Power 4H*——1967
929,660
63.000
92,000
136,000
220,000
112.000
193~,666
2,000
18,000
1,642,000
2,013,000
2,991,606
5s..
1st As
il*
63
1968
1946
1st At ref 5s............1951
s f deb As .195?
5s called..............1952
Muminlum Ltd 5s..
194K
Am Community Pow AH* 1953
.
74
64"
28.000
1,052,066
1,577,000
1,676.000
17.051,000
1,006
712,666
Amer Gas At Power 6s
193*
6s without
1,298,000
5,000
265,000
90
Oct.
Lt As.....1956
Associated Elec 44s
...1953
Assoc Gas At Elec
44s... 1948
44* registered........1948
1968
Registered..............
1,365.000
236.666
1,236,000
1,243,000
6,092.600
54s inv ctfs
1938
4 4s series C......
1949
44s registered.....
1949
54s
1977
Conv deb 5s
...1950
581,000 Aueoc Rayon Corp 5s....1954
2,809,000 Assoc Tel At Tel 54s A...1955
page
66.
i67""o~ct!"l6
Sale
50
20
112
95
Sale
Sale
Sale
~iVx
244
Sale"
36"" Sale"
24
Sale
"12"
24
274 Sale
26
23
Sale
33
Sale
93
43
24
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
244"Oct!"
22
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
24
§!*
27
Sale"
244 Sale
714 Sale
704 Sale
Sale
Sale
744 Sale
25
Oct!"
244 Oct.
714 Oct.
694 Oct.
Jan.
2
Jan.
29
29
Jan.
26
504 Jan.
9
90
Oct.
1034 Jan.
944 Apr.
1
10
25
21
25
2
9
9
6
12
10
Sept. 3
I July 15
Aug. 17
Aug. 19
July 11
Mar.
Oct.
8
16
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
26
9
7
10
25
74
Jan.
101
84
Jan.
|
2
May 27
Jan.
17
9
Oct. 25
Mar. 18
3
27
28
224 Sept. 26
12
Mar. 15
13
Mar.
6
4
July
10
31
Feb.
Oct.
31
30
13
Feb.
Aug. 17
July
3
Oct. 30
Aug. 14
25
374
Oct!'30
30
42
Oct.
Oct.
22
30
144 Mar. 15
11
Mar. 16
224 July
2
3
19
Feb.
Jan.
344 Oct. 30
3
5
9
2
10i&
Oct.
July
July
July
July
July
105
73
29
.....
11
16
Aug. 15
374 Oct. 26
1074 Oct.
974 Sale'
584 Sale
334 Sale
94
43
105
Oct.
1114 Oct.
Sale
464 Sale
14
24 Oct.
144 Oct.
1044 Oct.
1014 Oct.
984 Oct.
24
9
2
1054 Oct!""3
414 Oct.
9
106
1654 Sale"
3
Jan.
11
&
62
112
Jan.-
July
Oct.
41
64
58
99
15
Mar. 26
Mar.
8
Oct.
1024 Sale
994 Sale
1054 Sale
Jan.
21
88
1014 Sale
2
22
34
2016
4
3
4
954 Sale
44s. .1947
31
29
Jan.
Jan.
364 Sale
32,000
see
1064 Sale
Oct.
99
9
Oct.
24 1074 Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
I02*"^OctP"l
Sale
5,603,000 Arkansas Pr At
For footnote*
Sale*
Oct. 19
Oct.
1
Oct.
4
Oct. 11
1004 Oct" 4
24 Oct. 14
134 Oct. 10
Sale*
1,059,000
7,431,000
61,000
120,000
1054
834
994
17
894
4 103
Jan.
89
Appalachian Power 6s...2024
181,000
As
1941
2,000
102"" Sale" 1014 Sale
1 107
18
19
5
354
865,666
6s_.
964 Oct.
1064 Oct.
103
384
Amer Radiator deb
7,584,000
Sale
984 Sale
1064 Sale
warrants..2016
6s registered
13.000
Sale'
134
124
5,493,000 Amer Rolling Mills 5s
1948
2,186,000 Amer Seating 6s
.....1936
3,591,000 Appalachian El Pr 5s....l956
6,375,606
455,666
1024
1564 Sa|e
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1953
As
American Power At Light
1,000
16,000
488,000
227,000
169,000
20.000
7,000
531,000
823,000
98,000
Sale
834 Sale
984 Sale
ip
Amer Elec Pow deb 6S...1957
6s series A reg
1957
28,000
104
54
92
105
59
10.403,000 Amer Gas At Elec deb As ..3038
10,000
568.666
44
65
1,481,000 Aluminum Co
18.600
2,861,660
88.660
1,464,600
86
1st At ref 5s........... 195*
38
Oct. 28
374 Oct. 30
1
77
Oct.
30
3'
754 Oct.
31
25
Mar. 15
Mar. 16
Apr. 16
57 H Jan.
2
Oct.
Oct.
30
30
July 25
Aug. 19
Oct. 30
Oct.
30
Feb.
18
new
53
CURB EXCHANGE
Oct. 31 1935
Jan. 1
Works
1938
1938
Bell Tel of Canada 5a
1955
1st M 5s set B June 1 1957
5s series C
.......I960
Bethlehem Steel 6s......1998
Binghamton L H 5c P 5s.. 1946
Birmingham Blec «3fa
1968
Birmingham Gas 5a
..1959
Boston Conaol Gas 5a
1947
Broad River Power 5s A.. 1954
Buffalo Gen Blec 5a
1956
1st 5c ref 5s...........1939
1.207.000
1,233,000
550,000
463,000
257,000
3,418,000
907,000
186,000
937,000
130,000
223,000
6s with warrants......
6s without warrants
Sale
55
Sale
113
Sale
1163
1163
Sale
873* Sale
85
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
52
Oct.
68
Sale
563* Sale
1123* Sale
Sale
88
Sale
85"
Sale
1003* Sale
1063* Sale
Canada Nor Power
6,228,000
464,000
1,823,000
105,000
102,000
Carolina Pr 5c Lt
"945* Sale'
Cedar Rap
1123* Sale
Cent Illinois
6s..1934
Light 5s
1943
4,783,000
1,473,000
1,891,000
Cent 111 Pub
Serr 4H« F.1967
5s.
1956
Mfg 5c Pow 5s. 1953
& P 5s...1960
105
Cent Arlxona L
Sale
"885* Sale
"
88
1005* Sale
1073* Sale
975* Sale
Sale
913* Sale
983* Sale
4M* B..1957
5s series D——.......1955
Cent Ohio Lt Ac Pr 5s A..1950
Central Power 5s ser D..1957
Central Pow Ac Lt 5s..... 1956
Cent States Blec 5s
.1948
5H< without warrants. 1954
805*
763*
515*
515*
Chicago Dlst El
1045* Sale
4Ms series
5 3* a
1942
ctfs of dep.. 1927
549,000 Cincinnati Street Ry 53*sl952
6s series B
...1955
246,000
1,850,000 CI ties Service 5a ........ . 1946
Registered........
12,000
Conv deb 5s.————.1950
35,592,000
Registered..........
14,000
3,043,000 Cities Service Gas 5 M*—1942
1,438,000 Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 4e.l943
6s registered
...1943
1,000
10,288,000 Cities Service P Ac L 5H*A952
3,000
5M% registered
1952
5 Me gold deb
1949
4,410,000
1954
461,000 Cleve Blec Ilium 5s
5s series B
1961
276,000
5s
...1939
1,097,000
1,208,000
1,170,000
Commeri und
1937
4 Ms—1957
A_...........1953
5s series A reg
..1953
5s series B
1954
4Mb series C
..1956
4Ms series C reg...... 1956
4s series P............1981
4s series F reg.
1981
5s series
.....
...
3%s series
H......—.1965
4,001,000 Com'w'lth Subsld 5M® A.1948
3,604,000 Community Pow At Lt 5a.l957
30,000 Conn Ltg Ac Pow 7s A....1951
115,000
4Ms series C_.
1956
5s series D--_
1962
289,000
1,002.000 Conn River Power 5s— ..1952
60,000 Consol Gas of Bait 5s.... 1939
158,000
4M s
.,.1954
Consol G B L Ac P Bali—
621,000
84
Oct.
108
Oct.
107
Oct.
1053* Oct.
105
Oct.
1005* Oct.
933* Oct.
1123* Oct.
1043* Oct.
IF
m
Sale
1981
1st ref a f 4s
Consol
1943
)..... 1943
Publishera-1-
32,000
1,293,000
7M%
stamped......-.1939
6Ms with warrants
1st Ac coll 6s ser
Consumers Power
1,000
4Ms
•
117,000
335,000
853,000
1,523,000
270,000
1,409,000
3,982,000
1,986,000
277,000
231,000
206,000
104,000
1,245,000
194,000
51
Sale
Sale
"50?* Sale"
64,000
1st At ref 5s '41
Pow 5Ms. .1959
Gas Ac Elec 5s... ,.1949
Delaware Elec
Denver
Derby Gas Ac Blec 5s.... ..1946
Detroit City Gas 5a B_. ..1950
..1947
6s series A
Detroit Int Bdge 6Ms.. ..1952
Ctfs of deposit....
Dixie Gulf Gas 6Ms
Duke Power Co
-
4M*—
Eastern Utll Invest 5s A
European Elec 6M«
1954
1953
.1967
1965
Without warrants.........
European Mtge At Inv..
447,000
7s Series C
1967
Fairbanks Morse Ac Co 5s..l942
13,000 Farmers Na< Mtg Inst 7s .1963
1933
2&*000 Federal Sugar Ref 6a.
1,141,000
For footuotes
seepage 66
Oct.
2
26 113
Aug.
925* Oct.
2
Oct.
763* Jan.
3
Oct.
75
Oct.
104
Oct.
fOct.
3
10
72
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
59
Jan.
84
3
8054 Oct.
653* Oct.
253* Mar.
14
675* Oct.
485* Jan.
1
5
305* Mar.
19
323* Mar.
7
Oct.
2
645* Oct.
603* Oct.
943* Oct.
29
2
7 103
61
2
Oct.
613* Oct. 30
Sale
112
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
Oct.
1123* Oct.
Oct.
112
30
31
Oct.
45
7
1095* Oct.
5 112
111
Oct.
3 112
110>
1093
1033* Sale
1045* Sale
1033* Oct.
1 105
985*
1003* Sale
1025* Sale
1003* Oct.
3 1035* Oct. "25
54
1023* Sale
633* Sale
1043* Sale
643* Sale
1075*
1053* Sale
1053* Sale
10234 Oct.
593* Oct.
1253* Oct.
1083* Oct.
1065* Oct.
1045s Oct.
1103* Oct.
1183* Oct.
103
Sale
108
Sale
1065* Oct.
Oct.
84
Sale
1083*
Oct.
Sale
Sale"
823* Sale
1033* Sale
1023* Sale
•
105
655*
1253*
1083*
1083*
1053*
1103*
120
Oct.
30
28
Jan.
26
Oct.
Aug. 15
Apr. 20
Aug. 17
5
7
Feb. 11
Jan.
Mar. 12
Oct.
25
July 23
Aug. 12
July
2
Oct.
2 112
31
Aug. 21
July 31
Aug. 21 110
2 105
775* Oct.
3
84
Oct.
31
92
Oct.
15
97
Oct.
29
108
Oct.
73
Oct.
1025* Oct.
102
Oct.
1025* Oct.
1045* Oct.
Sale
833*
15 1035*
1 1035*
16
823*
1
56
31 1033*
26 1055*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
106
Oct.
1053* Oct.
i023* Sale"
"965* Sale" "96"" Sale"
1003* Sale
1045* Sale
53* Sale
102
Oct.
Sale"
103Sale'
63
1025* Oct.
1013* Oct.
103 3*
Sale
16
87
June 10
97
1093* Mar. 4
10634 Apr. 22
Oct.
4
25
July
17
Jan.
104
833*
104
1035*
853*
56
104
1073*
11
4
23
J an. 15
Feb.
8
Oct.
June
Oct.
955* Jan.
1053* Aug. 16
14
1043* Feb.
Oct.
23
106
10734 Aug. 27
1105* Mar. 22
23 1053* Oct.
3 103
Oct.
2
7 1073*
17
2
15
Oct.
743* Oct.
28
Mar. 26
109
July
2
July 27
985* July 17
10054 Oct. 31
1043* Feb. 20
73* Apr. 18
•-7-- Apr. 22
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
103 54 May 15
10854 Mar. 25
103
110
1
863* Jan.
Oct. 29 1053* Jan.
83
Jan.
Oct. 28
913* Jan.
Oct. 31
99
Jan.
Oct. 31
3
Jan.
Oct. 29
1
2
Jan.
Oct.
3* Jan.
Oct. 17
2
3* Mar.
Oct.
8 1013* Aug.
Oct.
105
Jan.
15 1023* Oct.
2 104
Oct.
4
Sept.
1053* Oct.
,
1634 Jan. 30
10
June
333* Feb.
14
743* Oct.
1023* Oct.
25
104
30
Jan.
1053* Oct.
19
91
Oct.
18
973* Oct.
31
9054 Jan.
67
Jan.
Oct.
30
14
Aug. 21
1053* Oct.
19
Oct.
92
Oct.
9
92
9
92
Oct.
92
Oct.
8
73% Oct. 31
54
Jan.
73 K
Oct.
Jan.
26 69
3 1063* Oct.
24
4
Oct.
673* Oct.
413* Sale
Jan.
51
12
655* Oct.
Sale' 1053* Oct.
Sale
July
223* May 11
843* Oct. 31
92
46
1063*
9
18
31
9
31
102
973* Sale
45* Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
104
Sale "73"" Sale
Oct.
May 31
July 30
11 113
10 122
£2
107J* Oct. 18 1073*
953* Oct. 30 975*
1005*
955* Oct.
1025* Oct. 16 10454
9
53*
35* Oct.
45*
"35* Oct. 29
5*
5* Oct. 17
2
%
5* Oct.
1015s Oct. 18 1023*
123* Oct.
743*
Oct.
Jan.
Mar.
21 1063* Aug.
1063* Apr.
"2 1005* Oct.
25
42
Jan.
28 102
Jan.
11
953* Apr.
23
613* Mar.
23
40
May
1023* Sept.
1 1025* Oct.
1093* Oct.
2
Oct. 23
16 105
5
Mar. 15 733* Aug.
Jan. 14 1253* Oct. 11
July
10
110
9
Aug.
Jan.
2
May 16 1095*
Jan. 28 1063* June 20
Jan.
112
8 10654 Jan. 29
9 1093* Oct.
1053* Oct. 25 10554 Oct.
423* Sale
Oct.
30
30
30
29
47
333* Aug. 21
4 112
1043* Jan.
2
1135*
1093* Jan.
1103* Aug. 12 1103*
4 113
109
Jan.
85
Oct. 23
51
Oct. 11
Oct. 11 119
5 108
Oct.
3 106
Oct.
Oct. 21 1033*
Oct. 11 1103*
1 1143*
Oct.
11
1025* Sale
105
71
26
Oct.
Apr. 17
Apr. 17 101
Oct. 25
985* Aug. 28 1035*
Oct.
803* Oct.
503* Oct.
"81" Sale"
673*
Jan.
Oct.
94 54 Jan.
22
Oct.
Sale
82
923* Sale
2
14
Oct.
<
Feb.
25
I605*"Oct" "24 I5i"""o"ct"
673* Sale
102
Sale
28
Jan.
1053* Jan.
9
19
963* Sale
103
Sale
45* Sale
45* Sale
2
101
112
1023* Sale
30
1 111
Aug.
1075* Sept. 11 114
102
Sept. 17 106
23
693*
Sale'
28
Feb.
64
62
645*
603*
943*
103
87
613*
373*
625*
105
110
1033*
Feb.
Jan.
263* Feb. 28
6
363* Apr.
273* Feb. 28
Oct. 30
Sale
745* Sale
103
Sale
102
Sale
Oct.
2 1053* July
2
46
14
653* Oct. 30
713* Aug. 15
30
Sale
78
§1^
63
Oct.
Sale
8
23
983* July 18
875* July 19
Aug.
2
Oct.
Oct.
4
3 1103* May 28
1053* Jan.
Aug. 24
2 103
873* Jan.
June
4
80
7
653* Jan.
58
Feb. 14 895* Aug. 22
Aug. 27
663* Feb. 27 93
3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
106
9234 Jan.
3 1053* Oct.
110
1075* Sale
Oct.
Mar.
26
63
3
24
46
112
3
10
Mar. 28
Aug.
595* Jan.
Oct.
3
Oct.
493*
603*
873*
1003*
9734 Oct.
3
8
50
62
101
111
885*
Oct.
973* May 14
933* Aug. 16
1023* Sept.25
Jan.
Oct.
10 106
80
120
Oct.
102
June
673* Jan.
953* Jan.
Oct.
15
Oct.
1013* Oct.
72
Oct.
42
99H
105
Jan.
67
3
86
873*
July
8
1123* Jan. 12
103
Apr.
Mar.
Oct.
883* Jan.
8354 Jan.
983* Oct.
.1967
-
291,000
23 102
105
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
65
.1937
2030
17,309,000 Elec Pow At Lt 5s.
276,000 Elmira Wat Lt At RR 5s.. 1956
1950
747,000 El Paso Elec 5s A
225,000 El Paso Nat Gas 6M> w wl943
6 Ms
1938
60,000
1,786,000 Empire Diat Blec 5a...... 1952
5s registered
1952
1,000
3.644,000 Empire Oil At Refining 5 Ms* 42
Ercole Marelll Elec Mfg
58,000
6Ms with warrants
280,000 Erie Lighting 5s
Oct.
893* Oct.
973*
955*
893*
1023*
1045*
925*
773*
743*
485*
483*
—1952
25-yr a f deb 7s
Ctfs of deposit
3 105
28
Aug.
3
May 24
Jan. 11
m
.1949
Dayton P At L
97
105
1013* Oct.
3 1073* Oct.
Jan.
Mar.
Apr
33
102
8
Aug. 19
Aug. 21
Jan.
series C. .1952
6s series A.......
10754 Oct.
4
102
102
333*
Oct.
25 138
25 1075*
12 913*
3
803*
May 13 109
15
913*
Apr. 30 110
Aug. 16 10934
101M
795*
863*
July
26
26
29
5
106
605* Sale
61
26
Jan.
895* Oct.
Sale'
11
Jan.
14 10754 Oct.
registered......i.1958
Dallas P At L 5s
Jan.
Jan.
68
1073* Oct.
Sale
4 Ms—1958
1st At ref 5s...
....1936
806,000
22,233,000 Continental G At B15s ...1958
.........1940
979,000 Crane Co 5s
1940
2,144,000 Crucible Steel 5s
302,000 Cuban Telephone 7M>—*94
19 "
81,000 Cuban Tobacco 5s
906,000 Cudahy Pack dab 5 Mo
1937
5s
1946
546,000
1,045,000 Cumberland Co P At L 4Ms '56
Jan.
Jan.
81
6 1153* Apr.
4 11834 Apr.
5 120
July
89
Consol Gas Utilities—
720,000
1,528,000
Feb.
Jan.
Oct.
8934 Sept. 10
17
16
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
70
39
85
923*
78
109
Sale
645*
20
6954 Oct.
Oct.
Sale"
883
1003
11
14
31
8
Jan. 10
Mar. 22
14 1055* Oct.
43
Oct.
8
1053* Sale
953* Sale
84
Sale
795* Sale
613* Sale
633* Sale
665* Sale
'535* Sale'
Oct.
Oct.
11
14
11
11
Oct.
Oct.
31
30
29
Jan.
Oct.
633* Sale
28 54
20
6
1003* May
3
1133* Aug.
1055* Oct. 22
733* Sale
873*
143* Jan.
143* Jan.
11
88
993* Oct.
Privet
B&nk 5Ms
Commonw Edison
1,063,000
1,000
9,671,000
1,000
883,000
106
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1613* Sale'
Chic Rys 5s
570,000
872,000
831,000
1,000
670,000
1143*
1153*
1315*
1073*
875*
743*
923* Sale
993* Sale
973* Sale
104
11
14
70
109
Chic Pneum Tool
'
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
675* Sale
53*s.t953
Generating
A..........1970
Chicago Junction Rys Ac
Union Stock Yards 5s.. 1940
196,000
Cent States Pr At Lt
4,160,000
Oct.
1981
4M" series H
Cent Maine Pow
Oct.
Oct.
695* Oct.
31
31
3
493* Oct.
112
43
.......1956
1968
5s Series G
873,000
1,937,000
798,000
934,000
1,509,000
7,510,000
7,102,000
10,552,000
3,901,000
65
Sale
Central German Pow
5s aorles R_.
65
57
134
5s....1953
2,164,000 Canadian Pacific Ry 4s.. 1942
6s registered
.1942
1,000
526,000 Capital Admin 5s A,x w.,1953
1,443,000
56
Highest
Sale Prices
28
68
Sale
67
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
Sale
29
Sale
663* Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
263* Oct.
293* Sale
Sale
29 3*
Baldwin Locomotive
1,414,000
4,470,000
Ask
Ask Bid
29
2,588,000 Assoc Tel Utll 5Ma ..,..1944
2,968,000
Certificates of deposit— _
257,000
2-year 6% secured notes.*33
561,000
Certificates of deposit.
511,000 Atlas Plywood 5Ms..
1443
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
Oct.
Oct. 1
Bid
(<Continued,)
BONOS
$
1
July 1 1933
NEW YORK
Since
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
exchange
york curb
4^
Oct.
1033* Oct.
18 102
2
Oct.
26
46
Oct.
19 1063* Oct.
4
100
Jan.
Oct.
1
65
26
16
46
71
423* Oct.
1
Oct.
14
104
102
Oct.
Aug. 28
343* Apr. 10
98
Apr. 25
653* Jan.
14
July 10
965* Jan.
5 104
655* Jan. 1/
453* Aug. 20
2 3* May 30
1M Feb
28
Nov., 1935]
AGGREGATE
NEW
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
S
75,000
61.000
Oct. 31 1935
$
BONDS (Continued)
3,223,000 Federal Water Serv 54a, 1954
15
Finland Residential Mtge
6a stamped
1961
Firestone Cotton Mills Ss.1948
Firestone TAR Cat 5s. .1942
85
89
1,000
174,000
1,166,000
EXCHANGE
Oct. 1
Bid
Oct.
31
Ask Bid
694 Sale
Ask
75
Sale
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
774 Oct. 26
99
1034 Oct.
104
314 Jan.
24
984 Mar. 18
19 105
31
924 Oct.
48
444
944 Sale
914 Sale
974 Sale
904 Sale
924 Oct.
934 Oct.
894 Oct. 28
63
86
884 Sale
834 Oct.
Sale
26
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
104
Oct.
Florida Power A Lt Ss
924
77 4 Oct.
Oct.
First Bohemian Glass 7s_1957
Florida Pow Corp 54* A 1979
61
95
1,738,000
5s ext stamped
..—1944
6,767,000 Gatlneau Power 5s.
1956
1,198.000
.........1941
1,323,000
6s series B
1941
144,000
142,000
105,000
18,000
177,000
6,000
500,000 Gen
147,000 Gen
3,410,000 Gen
97,000 Gen
Bronze
Sale
834 Sale
71
Sale
704 Sale
71
60
Apr. 23 105! 4 Mar.
924 Oct. 31 92! i Oct.
76
Jan.
~
97
July
684 Jan.
4
914 July
914 Oct.
deb 6s.l940
Pub Serv Co 6s
..1953
Pub Utilities 6Ms A-1956
54
Rayon Ltd 6s A
36
cony
1948
834 Sale
78
Oct.
21
67
614 Oct.
60% Oct.
894 Oct.
22
21
71
Oct.
97
Oct.
25
89
Apr.
3
594 Apr.
3
814 Mar. 29
21
974 Oct.
764 Oct.
30
23
25
514 Jan.
494 Oct.
Sale
Sale
90
Sale
964 Sale
75
Sale
75
Sale
714 Oct.
494 Oct.
Gen
Vending Corp—
304,000
6s with warr Aug 15
1937
191,000
Ctfs of deposit..........
1,854,000 Gen Wat Wka A El 5s A..1943
8,427,000 Georgia Power ref 5a_._.1967
1,520,000 Georgia Pow A Lt 6s
1978
30,000
25,000
136,000
931,000
75,000
2
22
22
2
168,000
6s without warrants
1953
429,000 Gillette Safety Razor 5s.l940
6.180,000 Glen Alden Coal 4s
1965
617".66O
90,000
39,000
79,000
107,000
6,000
944 Sale
784 Sale
974 Sale
72
754 Sale
22,000
53,000
363,000
1.257,000
59,000
182,000
89.000
118,000
22,000
17,000
110,000
56,000
66,000
63,000
29,000
56,000
63,000
563,000 Houston Lt A Pr 5s A
2,000
42,000
25,000
16,000
27,000
18,000
83,000
163,000
391,000
519,000 Idaho Power Co 5s
345:666
6,171,000
ta
1,880,000
20,000
640,000
194,000
519,000
1,954,000
160,000
280.000
13,000
46,000
61,000
32",000
31,000
683,000
134,000
5s registered
1st Hen A ref
2.236,000 Internet Securities 5s...1947
1,055.000 Interstate Iron A St'l 54* *46
268,000
89,000
225,000
9,000
46,000
146,000
31-, 000
36,000
257,000
79,000
26,000
Without warrants......
8.984,000 Interstate Power 5s.....1957
Debenture 6a
3,370,000
1952
Interstate Public Service
1,471,000
2.798,000
5s series D
1956
44s series F
—.1958
Investment Co of Amer—
127,000
5s series A with
427,000
.
Without warrants...
2,446,000 Iowa-Nebraska
15.000
152,000
4,000
LAP 5s—1957
5s Series B
686,000
..1961
608,000 Iowa Pow A Lt 44* A...1958
2,151,000 Iowa Pub Serv 5s........1957
i 441,000 Isarco Hydro-El 7s—.1952
Isotta
101,000
1947
warr
77.000
Fra*chlnl7s.—.1942
Without warrants.......
Italian Superpower 6s
1963
1,418.000
Without warrants
...
567,000 JacksonvilleGas 5s stmpdl942
99,000 Jamaica Wat Sup 54s A.I955
72,000
139.000
26,000
1,304,000 Jersey Cent P A L 5s B...1947
6,161,000
44* series C1961
216,000 Jones A Laughlln Steel 5s *39
35,000
96,000
36,000
6,000
693,000 Kansas Gas A Elec 6s..i..2022
1.484,000 Kansas Power 5s A......1947
1,043,000
199,000
76,000
83,000
38,000
80,000
50,000
22,000
64,000
1,000
288,000
1,000
115,000
206,000
783,000 Kansas Pow A Lt 5* B...1957
6s series A
450,000
1955
3,521,000 Kentucky Utilities 5s....1969
2,145,000
1,392.000
5s.
1961
64* series D
1948
602,000
54* series F—
1955
495,000 Klmberly Clark 5s A.....1943
1,575,000 Koppers Gas A G deb 5s.1947
Deb 54s
1,044,000
1950
553,000 Kresge (S S) Co 5s c
9 d—1945
103
Oct.
100
Oct.
Sale
Sale
102
100
98
104" ~ Sale
24
31
2
Oct.
1064 Sale
70
2
Oct.
Oct.
52
Sale
56
108
Oct.
52
Oct.
54
Oct.
Sale
42
86
60
82
60
1064 Sale
874 Sale
93
48
Sale
93
424
"894 Sale'
II
894 Sale
Sale
92
Oct.
3
94
97
Oct.
3
984 Oct.
87
Oct.
3
904 Oct.
884 Oct.
2
91
1
94
894
Sale
Sale
94
Sale
79
Sale
83
Sale
93
44
22""
564
68
M
46
Sale
63
Sale
634
Sale
934
Sale
Sale
904 Sale
104
Sale
1044 Sale
Sale
Sale
834
534
103
37
55
47
Sale
1074 Sale
84 !
Sale
1011
Sale
79
Sale
95
Sale
11
18
49
Oct.
1074 Oct.
Leonard Tiets Inc
74s.. 1946
64,000
Without warrants........
1,173,000 Lexington Utll 5s.......1952
2,595.000 Llbby McNeill A Llbby 5s 1942
For footnotes
see page
56.
Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
Mar. 19
Jan.
100
98
102
10£
101
104
Sale
55
51
Sale
1014 Sale
102
614
55
80
45
46
55
60
924 Sale
72
76
85
.
17
1
24
2
11
24
4
9 101
Oct.
2 1004 Oct.
3 104
Oct.
1
1034 Oct.
2 1054 Oct.
974 Oct.
3 102
Oct.
29
26
30
30
28
18
23
29
24
26
40
Oct.
17
50
Oct.
63
Sale
60
Oct.
4
65
Oct.
35
Oct.
3
46
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1034 Oct.
1004 Oct.
21
53
Oct.
1074 Oct.
5 106
Oct.
30
25
23
23
524 Sale
1044 Sale
1034 Sale
48
107
3
2
1034 Oct.
3 1074 Oct.
113
964
Sale
1064 Sale
88
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
70
3
55
21
554 Oct.
1 108
Oct.
2
974 Oct.
5 1024 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1074 Oct.
114
18
44
35
48
69
1024 Sale" 1024 Sale
45
31
19
794 Oct. 31
754 Oct. 30
72
984 Sale" 1014 Sale
Oct.
2
794 Sale
754 Sale
hii
11
31
Oct.
Oct.
74
40
30
25
31
17
15
3
804 Oct.
694 Oct.
71
Sale
17
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
2
41
42
§§*
26
Oct.
Oct.
76
62
Sale
Sale
Oct. -8 114
Oct.
4
914 Oct.
97
Oct.
2 1064 Oct.
1054 Oct.
4 1074 Oct.
1074 Oct.
86
Oct.
2
934 Oct.
864 Oct.
994 Oct.
1004 Sale"
92
1034 Sale' 1034 Sale
103
1044 Sale
1004 Sale
104
Oct.
Oct.
1024 Oct.
1004 Sale
Oct.
1004 Oct.
47
50
3
14
2
94
Oct.
1014 Oct.
97
Oct.
14 1034 Oct.
7 104
Oct.
29 105
Oct.
31 1004 Oct.
82
5?
54
Sale
100
67
Oct.
1064 Sale' 1064 Sale' 1054 Oct.
25
544
794 Oct.
99
Sale'
1034 Sale
i634 Saie
35
Oct.
984 Oct.
1034 Oct
.
5
82
30 100
10 1074
Oct.
Oct.
§ct.
10
35
Oct.
3 1004 Oct.
2
1044 Oct:
July
9
Sept. 9
644 Jan.
2
63
Apr. 27
Apr.
1
Sept. 18
16
1
Oct.
574 Oct
30 1064 Mar. 25
9 55
Jan.
5
Aug.
25
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
4
9
21 104
104
1054 Oct.
95
11
10
Feb.
8
414 Feb. 14
51
30
I Jan. 15 L09
Mar. 26
804
Jan.
2 1074
Jan.
3
894
Jan.
4
954
Jan.
5 30
Mar. 14 924
Jan.
94
3
Jan. 30 74
Jan.
94
3
Jan.
2
96
Jan.
2
834
May 29
Jan.
7
Aug. 21
Sept. 6
Aug. 17
July 17
Mar. 11
July 18
Jan. 30
July 27
Aug.
1
Aug.
6
Oct
22 .074 Mar. 29
Jan.
2
91
July 10
Jan.
9
12
July 19
Jan.
9 .064 Sept. 12
Jan. 15 654 July 22
Mar. 11 45
Apr. 20
Jan.
4
65
July 22
Jan.
4 .054 Aug. 15
Jan.
2
054 July 11
Mar. 25
01
Mar. 25
14 Mar.
414 Oct.
46
Oct.
60
49
July
44 Mar. 23
774 Jan. 24
854 Feb.
5
60
July 27
804 Feb.
5
108
Apr. 25
974 Oct. 24
1024 Sept. 26
Oct.
1044 Apr.
684 Jan.
89
Apr.
1044 May 21 1054 Jan. 18
57
Jan.
2
834 Aug. 14
38
Jan.
2
72
Aug. 14
Jan.
474 Jan.
2
79!
2
76!
July
July
19
19
Oct.
30
52
92
Jail.
101
91
Jan.
Jan.
104
88
86
100
1004 July
Jan.
Oct.
Jan.
824 Jan.
102
Oct.
Oct.
29
55
Aug. 28
95
25
35
Oct.
3
664 Feb.
48
May' 9
June
3
1
90
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
Jan.
28
624 Jan.
25
25* Jan.
23
73
Jan.
29
69
Jan.
1 102
Jan.
17
}H* Feb.
24 103
Feb.
10
1
100
105
25
30
22
100
100
Jan.
914 Jan.
10
32
30
75
8
Aug.
564 Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
984 Jan.
24
834 Apr. 29
June
57
1054 Apr. 26 108
1014 Jan. 12 106
934 Jan.
2 105
1064 Jan.
4 1074
26
3
18
1034 Oct. 23
106
July 27
40
766,000
Laclede Gas Light 5 4*—1935
9,000 Larutan Gas Corp 64s—1935
5,827,000 Lehigh Pow Secur 6s
2026
June 18
Oct. 16
3 1014 July
8
99'
June 21
Jan. 17 104
Oct. 16
1034 Aug. 23 107
Mar.
9
1014 Sept. 21 1054 Mar. 1
84
101
794 Sale
100
4
Oct.
Oct.
68
67
67
66
Oct.
Oct.
Apr. 11
May 22
2 1064 Feb. 20
37
76
93
3
3 1104 Oct.
28 1064 Oct.
3 63
Oct.
Oct.
414 Oct.
644 Sale
Sale
Oct.
46
264
Sale
3
83
22 107
2
90
Aug. 19
July
3
Aug. 7
1114 Jan. 19 114
1054 Feb.
7 108
55~"o~ctT "3 "634 Oct?
89
104
2
55
56
Oct.
764 Oct.
1064 Oct.
95
3 1114 July
9
774 Apr.
30
87
84
'
1104 Oct.
1054 Oct.
"49""
43
92
87
§2*
70
58
Oct.
934 Feb. 18
1054 Jan. 22
8
28
16
10
25
21
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
974 Sale
92
234
1074
5
664
1 1074
17
874
1064 Oct.
834 Oct.
984 Sale
45
24
224 Oct. 31
844 Aug. 2
July
3
80
July
8
100
21
Apr.
1084 Jan.
60
July
Oct.
584 Oct.
584 Oct.
1064 Oct.
32
46
73
108
Oct.
Oct.
105
42
404
16
5
Oct. 30
Mar. 12 63
Aug. 17
Apr. 15 1074 Jan.
4
944 Jan.
2 1054 July 17
874 Jan. 10 102 4 July 18
1004
100
674 July
23
25
105
16
10
1004 Oct
22 1064 Oct
3 1044 Oct
2 1064 Oct
1054 Oct.
~
June 19 86
4 1084
Feb.
107
Jan. 12 1094
3
174 Jan.
524
28
3
99
Oct
2 1044 Oct
4
5
5
97 " Oct. 25
974 Oct. 30
81
Aug. 17
18
Apr. 26
1014
864
844
1024
19
Oct.
Oct.
19 104
Oct.
Oct.
1024 Oct.
106
103
32
3
31
Jan.
Jan.
23
31
1054Oct.
10
314 May 17 564 Jan. 16
1014 Sept. 26 1054 Feb.
1
84 4 Jan.
9
93
Sept. 13
30
22
3 1104 Oct
24
74
Oct.
2
40
Oct.
9
304 Oct.
1014 Oct.
1004 Sale
984 Sale
1024 Sale
58
Oct.
17 107
Oct.
3 1054 Oct.
5 1014 Oct.
11
Oct.
Jan.
__
994 Jan.
Mar. 25
23
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Oct. "2
3 1094 Oct.
8
434 Oct. 14
Oct.
21
Oct.
74
" Oct" "2 158
40
32
...1950
1,376,000
5s.......1963
1,709,000 Indianapolis Gas 5s A...1952
4,289,000 Ind'polls P A L 5s ser A..1957
5s series A
2,000
registered..1957
Intercontinents Power Co—
Deb 6s without warr...1948
98,000
439,000 Int Pow Sec 64s series C.1955
7s series B
537,000
........1957
7s series E registered.
1,000
.1957
7s series F
335,000
1952
400,000 International Salt 5s....1951
1
105
Oct.
1094 Oct.
694 Oct.
744 Sale
•79
80
42
.......1956
InterstateNat Gas 6a..—1936
494.000
724 Sale'
58*
40
Indiana Gen Service 5s..1948
Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s A. 1958
Indiana A Mich El 5s....1957
1st A ref 5s—
.1955
Indiana Service 5s.....—1950
2,000
Oct.
Oct.
1054 Oct.
78
_
854 Oct.
7
21 1014 Oct.
1
8
91
Oct. 26
47
1054 Sale
1953
1951
93
1014 Oct.
864 Oct.
1044 Sale
1014 Sale
60
37
28
65
55
...1947
5s series C
26
Sale
104"" Sale
1953
5s series C
3,000
registered..1956
804,000 Indiana Elec Corp 6r A—1947
64a series B
431,000
,.1953
91",000
138",000
98
2,006,000 Illinois Pow A L 54s
1957
2,930,000
54a series "B"
1954
6s series A
5,437.000
...1953
68 series A
reg
5s series G
Oct.
90
16
24
764 Oct. 28
5
■:
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
34
18
984
958,000 Illinois Central RR 6s...1937
350,000 Illinois Nor Utll 5s
...1957
3,000
213.000
97
Oct.
8
924 Oct.
564 Sale
23
224
814
974
7
814 Oct.
Sale
Oct.
714 Oct.
43
50
50
634 Jan.
60
1
324 Oct;
1074 Oct.
62
Hydraulic Power of Niagara
Falls 1st A ref 5s
46,000
1950
Ref A improvement 5s. 1951
41,000
809,000 Hygrade Food 6s ser A-.1949
6s series B
164,000
.....1949
2
Sale
Bale
55
44a series D..
476,000
....1978
1.002,000
44a series E......
1981
7,000 Hungarian Ital Bank 74s '63
10
924 Sale
10
1,158,000 Hood Rubber 7s
1936
505,000
5H«
Oct 15 1936
1,056,000 Houston Gulf Gas 6H*--1943
4s
1,489,000
1943
Oct.
Oct.
108
24
*
76
93
83
1024
934
..1938
Hall Printing 6s A
stpd..1947
Hamburg Elec Co 7a
1935
Hamburg El A Und Ry 54s'38
Sale
1014
Hackensack Water 5s A. .1977
5s
93
63
A W Ry 6s.l958
Guardian Inyestors Corp—
850.000
5s series A
1948
1,084,000 Gulf Oil of Pa s f deb 5s.. 1947
2.695,000 Gulf States Utll 5s
1956
740,000
4K* series B.
1961
39,000
18,000
140,000
2,000
34,000
2,000
28,000
63
69
747,000 Guantanamo
113,000
102,000
184,000
164 Oct.
93
688,000 Grand Trunk Ry 64s.__1936
1,037.000 Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
20.000
4s registered
1950
186,000 Great North Pow 5sstpd 1950
415,000 Gt West Power Calif 5s-.1944
T.666
Sale
30
Gobel (Adolf) 6Hs ser A.1935
With warrants...........
3,822,000
164 Oct.
38
5
Gesfuerel—
13,000
Sale
4i
Sale
Oct.
18
31
11
_
884 Oct. 31
854 Oct. 17
714 Oct. 18
66
Apr. 10
103
31
25
Oct.
100
1024 June 21 1053 4 Mar. 20
14
Gary Elec A Gas—
222,000
630,000
1
Lowest
684 Oct.
86
1954
53
PRICES IN OCTOBER
July 1 1933
CURB EXCHANGE
506,000
1,175,000
1,073,000
1,000
2,436,000
11,032,000
38,000
CURB
Low from
NEW TORE
In
October
303,000
YORK
8
5
7
Mar. 21
Oct. 23
13
3
July
July
1154 Aug. 20
984 July 10
July
8
1074 Mar. 6
934 Oct. 28
107
94
Oct.
25
105
July
2
July
2
1044 Sept. 17
1044 Sept. 6
105
June 28
103
Feb. 25
98
1 84
18 101
2 108
Aug. 13
Mar. 12
June 22
2 404 Feb. 16
8 1004 July 11
2 1044 Aug.
5
NEW
54
sales
aggregate
In
Since
October
Jan. 1
NEW YORK
340,000
15", 600
197,000
550,000
742,000
142,000
146,000
214,000
39,000
111,000
2,405,000
3,546,000
665,000
505,000
746,000
65,000
313,000
147.000
275,000
133,000
232,000
211,000
56,000
-
F
5 %■
Co 534s..—...1946
58.--------.1955
McCord Rad & Mfg 6s
1943
Mass Gas
26,000
306,000
679,000 Miss River Power 5s—.—1951
1955
566,000 Missouri PAL 534s A
2,700,000 Missouri Pub Serv 5s A..1947
370,000
3,515,000
27,000
109,000
85,000
9,000
89,000
50,000
1,000
271,000
600,000
1,148,000
48,000
31,000
119,000
351,000
21,000
446,000
105,000
373,000
737,000
393,000
28,000
163,000
148,000
100,000
75,000
217,000
285,000
6,000
21,000
34,000
47,000
2.000
8,000
13,000
515,000
93,000
12,000
150,000
310,000
264,000
65,000
28,000
Monongahela West Penn Pub
Service 534s B
1953
Montana Dakota Pow 534« *44
1,342,000 Montreal L H A P 5s *^".1951
Munson Steamship Line
183,000
6>4a with
4,765,000
5a..19
......19
Amsterdam Gas
5s registered
New Eng
G A Elec Assn
5sl947
1948
Conv deb 5s
.......1950
1948
New Engl Pow Assn 5s
Deb 534«—
1954
New Orleans Pub Serv 434s *35
5s stamped...
...1942
6s series A
1949
N Y Cent Elec 534s
1950
N Y Pa A Ohio RR 434s-1950
N Y P A L Corp 1st 4 34S-1967
N Y State E A G 434*.
1980
534s
1962
384,000
69,000 N Y A Westchester Ltg 5s '54
4a—
.........2004
385,000
5a
1,486,000
4,850,000
5,321,000
4,500,000
4,454,000
527,000
1,704,000
421,000
974,000
6,984,000
4,852,000
187,000 Nippon Elec Pow 634s
Nor Amer
534* • f deb ser
A——1956
—1948
Indiana GAB 6s....1952
Nor Ind Pub
5s series D
Sale
102
"57 H Sale
103
w.
85 %
103%
Sale'
10234 Sale
102
Sale
104
Sale
89"" Sale
21%
21%
21%
21%
103% Sale
9334 Sale
10034 Sale
8934 Sale
™
Sale
Serv 5s_—.1966
..1969
...
1970
534s
1951
Nor Ohio Trac A Lt 5s... 1956
Nor Ohio PAL
125,000
41,000
31,000
178,000
82,000
389,000
38,000
77,000
14,000
40,000
20,000
153,000
74,000
111,000
36,000
25,000
143,000
1,573,000
54,000
112^,000
29,000
3,000
491,000
3,000
10,000
377,000
32,000
190,000
199,000
204,000
95,000
39,000
91,000
12,000
6,000
.—..1940
1961
1,881,000 Ogden Gas Co 5s........1945
3,673,000 Ohio Edison Co 5s.......1960
480,000 Ohio Power 5s series B ... 1952
434s series D
...1956
1,079,000
330,000 Ohio Public Serv 6s G....1953
5s series D
1954
1,097,000
534s series E
...1961
644,000
Oklahoma Gas A El 58—1956
2,420,000
6s series A—..——..1940
1,410,000
1,320,000 Okla Pow A Water 5s A.. 1948
392,000 Oswego Falls Co 6s...—1941
439,000 Pacific Coast Power 5s...1940
1,604,000 Pacific Gas A El 1st 4%a.l957
1,064,000
763,000
1,606,000
4348 series E reg
1st A ref 68 B
1957
——1941
1955
1st A ref 434s F
1960
Pacific Investing 5s A
1948
1st A ref 5a D
Without warrants....
682,000
1942
75,000 Pacific Ltg A Pow 5s
Pacific Power A Light 5s.l955
6,004,000
1938
236,000 Palmer Corp of La 6s
1936
57,000 Park A Tllford 6s
4,329,000 Penn Cent Lt A Pow 434s 1977
5s
1979
233,000
3,068,000 Penn Electric 4s series F.1971
Penn-Ohlo Edison 6a....1950
1,806,000
3,770,000
1,339,000
Without warrants—
534* series B
1959
Penn-Ohio PAL 534s A.1954
1956
354,000 Penn Power Co 5s.
1947
395,000 Penn Pub Serv 6s C
5s series D............ 1954
178,000
133,000 Penn Telep Corp 5s C...1960
48,000
73,000
254,000
264,000
138,000
75,000
.
434s
—
5,233,000
1,801,000 Northwest Electric 6s...1935
6s ctfs of dep..........1935
185,000
6s stamped
........1945
197,000
1960
367,000 Northwest Pow 6s A
Certificates of deposit..
231,000
2,031,000 Nor*west Pub Serv 5s A—1957
1,000
80,666
534% notes.
Penn Water A Pow
56.
82
Oct.
30
Oct.
93
89
9
Oct.
94%
Oct.
102
Oct. 31 103%
105
101% Oct.
107%
10634 Oct.
87
Oct.
3 93%
85
>
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14
14
75
Oct.
Oct.
1
28
21
25
96%
100%
89%
90%
94
2
102% Oct.
108
106% Sale:
5834 Sale
107
Oct.
Oct.
60
Oct.
10434 Oct.
84% Oct.
105% Oct.
105% Oct.
86% Oct.
107
Oct.
25
4% Oct.
5
Sale"
4
Oct.
10334
102%
102%
9234
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
107% Oct.
93% Oct.
21
25
Oct.
Oct.
30
30
Oct.
30
Oct.
30
July
11
24
Aug.
105
95% Sale
84% Sale
14
Sale
95% Sale
83
Sale
12
Sale
Sale
11634 Sale
109% Sale
Sale
84% Sale
166% Sale"
103%
83
Sale
107% Sale
10934 Sale
70
66% Sale
66% Sale
66% Sale
75
Sale
79% Sale
65
2
2
Oct.
19
1
2
Jan.
5% Aug. 19
June 26
58
161% Sale
1
107% Sale
105
Sale
103
Sale
107% Sale
Sale
10734 Sale
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
4
July
2
71% Oct.
71% Oct.
71% Oct.
83% Oct.
87% Oct.
74% Oct.
Oct.
3
3
2
Oct.
2
69% Oct.
2
Oct.
2
56
Oct.
3
93
Oct.
3
106% Oct.
103% Oct.
1
107
Oct.
Oct.
110%
101%
107%
106%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
30
30
30
30
99
Sale
98% Sale
95
Sale
8834 Sale
46% Sale
106% Sale
100% Sale
Oct.
4
105% Oct.
3
Oct.
Oct.
7
44
100% Sale
96
Sale
98
98
3
19
105%
Sale
93% Oct.
106% Oct. 18
105% Oct. 31
14
107% Sale
103
Sale
10334 Sale
104
Sale
99% Sale
101
Sale
102% Oct.
103% Oct.
88%
47%
106%
100%
100%
96%
108
107
30
Jan.
Oct.
31
96
106% Sale
106
Sale
Sale
102% Sale
106% Sale
106
Sale
Sale
104% Sale
Sale
104% Sale
103
Sale
79
Sale
85
104% Sale
165% Sale'
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
Oct.
Oct.
23
Jan.
103% Oct.
21
3 105
Oct.
30
Jan.
90% Jan.
74% Jan.
1 102
40
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
97
26
28
June
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
88
82% Sale
97% Sale
99% Sale
93
Sale
9834 Sale
93% Sale
95"" Sale"
101% Sale
97
Sale
104% Sale
105% Sale
107% Sale
85%
103
Sale'
Sale
g 5% Sale
105%
Sale'
114
Sale
86% Sale
103% Sale
5% Sale
1128
Sale
100
Oct.
18
40
Oct.
26
40
Oct; 26
102
July
15
97% Jan.
Oct.
10
104% Apr.
Jan.
7
101% Oct.
3 103% Oct.
19
105% Oct.
105% Oct.
28 106% Oct.
10
26
103% Oct.
15 105% Oct.
Oct.
21 109
Oct.
14 105
Oct.
104% Oct.
Oct.
104% Oct.
102% Oct.
106
Oct.
117% Oct.
105% Oct.
105% Oct.
8 106% Oct.
1 106
7 105
22 103
83
3
Oct.
92
Oct.
3
2 119%
Oct.
11
15
92% Jan.
99% Oct. 31
1
03% Oct.
95% Oct. 28
84% Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
97
92%
104%
105%
106%
102%
105%
15 101
10
3
4
100
95
Jan.
Jan.
18
103% Jan.
23
112% Oct.
1% Oct.
102
Oct.
23
4% Oct.
22
2
66]
61]
103]
105%
Oct. 16
2 110%
72
8
86% Oct.
89
Oct. 25
14 104
1%
14
5% Oct. 30
111%
28
113
Oct.
11
106% Oct.
112% Oct.
93% Jan.
74% Jan.
105
26
3
107,
19 114% Oct.
July 30
Apr. 10
July 11
June 24
Oct. 15
3 101
4 100% July 10
7 105% June 24
98
July 10
4
31
24
21
97% Oct.
31 106% Oct.
Oct.
15 106
2 107% Oct.
Oct.
Oct. 15 104% Oct.
Oct.
Oct. 24 106
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
24
26
26
8
Apr. 12 108% Feb. 26
5 102% Oct.
Oct.
29
Oct.
Mar, 15 99%
Jan. 12 117
86%
3
57% Jan.
102
Jan. 25 104%
87
110
Oct.
Oct.
101
96
Oct.
July 12
99% Jan. 12
25
Oct. 22
Jan.
4 108
22 101
106%
Mar. 16
106% Mar. 16
3 120% July 31
14 111% Jan.
2 105% Oct. 24 108% Jan. 19
2 107% Oct. 28
28 100% Jan.
11
11
Oct.
June 20
106
Oct.
Oct. 22 96%
Oct. 10 115
8
82%
Oct.
Oct. 23 103
Oct.
92% Oct.
Oct.
Sept. 12
Sept. 9
100% Jan.
99
Jan.
90% Jan.
48
Jan.
29
65% Jan.
24
1
11
3 107% Oct.
3
7
Oct.
24 105% Oct.
May
6
July 31
June 28
1
30
Oct.
96% Aug. 27
29
Oct.
10 105% Oct.
Oct.
2 108
95%
113%
78%
102%
102
103% Sale
July
1
Sept. 26
Aug. 13
100
Jan.
Oct.
Sale"
July
105
Jan.
87
81%
8
104
96
Sale
95% Sale
7
4
15
15
3
72
92
Sale
89
Aug. 20
48
Aug. 17
106% June 29
101
Sept. 16
July
5
101
96% Oct. 28
Oct.
2
108
Sept. 4
3 108
Mar. 25
26
Oct.
119
June 25
90
3 102% June 20
96% Oct. 30
78
Sale
10534 Sale
106
Sale
Feb.
Mar. 21
40
104% Oct.
118
Feb. 23
Jan.
14
6
Mar.
1
Sale
107% Sale
May 22
Apr.
2
83
10634 Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
Oct.
106
106
Jan.
91% Oct.
108
109
May 22
July
5
Oct. 28
June 11
Oct. 17
28
36
36% Sale
3
30
Oct. 31
Oct. 26
Oct. 23
Oct. 26
Oct. 30
Oct. 28
2
30
Oct.
90
99% Oct.
35% Oct.
30
Oct.
30% Jan.
99%
104%
99%
106%
105%
14 106% Oct.
2
Oct.
Oct.
103% Mar.
89% Jan.
26 108% Oct.
24|101% Oct.
27
May
77
88% Oct. 30' 89% Oct.
8534 Sale
7
29
Aug. 12
Aug. 13
Aug. 12
3
3
17
9 112% Oct.
Oct.
21 103
101% Oct.
83% Oct.
29
Aug.
1
May 21
64% Oct.
73% Oct.
101
2
May
3
64% Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
111
Sale
107% Oct.
64
67
17
10
78
11
Feb.
Sept.11
Aug.
7
Aug. 17
9
Oct.
64
98
107"" Sale'
4
2
Sale
Feb.
May 14
15
Sale
69% Sale
8234 Sale
8634 Sale
69
14
10% Oct.
82
28
4 105% Oct.
5
57% Jan. 19 87% July 24
104% Mar. 6 107% Jan. 23
86
5
4 105% Oct.
116
Oct.
109% Oct.
100% Oct.
70
Sale
Sale
Oct.
80
6
23
19
10
29
Aug.
6
May 28
Sept. 14
Mar. 15
106% Jan.
101% Jan.
41% Jan.
9
10
28
9
Jan.
July
July
July
July
Oct.
Sale
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
106% Oct.
51
Oct.
106%
36
102% Oct
94% Jan
10134 Oct.
105
37
June 21
66
105
107
June 21
32
1,00% Jan.
22%
79]
105]
102% Oct.
8
Feb.
Aug.
8
Sept. 23
Mar. 27 102% Jan.
2
87
96
June 27
Oct.
7
82
94% Oct. 25
67
May
104% June 21
90% Jan.
105
Oct. 25
89
Jan.
31
31
25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
66]
1
July
50
33
22]
22]
22]
14% Oct.
1334 Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
88
100
104
10134 Sale
10434 Sale
85
Sale
107
Sale
434s.. 1968
1940
172,000
5s
473,000
3,331,000 Peoples Gas Lt A Coke 4s B'81
6s series C
—1957
5,719,000
1979
1,556,000 Peoples Lt A Pow 5s
1966
564,000 Phila Electric Co 5s
For footnotes see page
"31
65
Oct.
Oct.
89
Sale
102% Sale
10434 Sale
96
Sale
100% Sale
8834 Sale
89
Sale
101% Sale
10736 Sale
10634 iale
Sale
55
107% "Oct"
55% Oct.
75
5 34s A
434s E
loT'octT'io
9334 Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3 103% Oct. 28
10034 Oct.
Sale
Oct.
106%
24 107%
26 108%
30 108%
Sale
Sale
89
Sale
107
105% Aug. 21
107
Oct. 17
107% Aug. 19
108% Mar. 14
110
Feb. 15
109% Feb. 28
107% May
1
110
Feb. 21
Jan.
3 103% June 29
June 29
Mar. 13 103
Jan.
3 108]
Apr. 24
Jan.
2
28 101
"
5
95% Jan.
103% Jan.
4
105% May 27
108
Jan.
3
107
Jan. 14
104% Jan.
2
Aug. 13
105
104% Oct.
Sale
9234 Sale
'9234 Sale"
Nor States Power
89,000
336,000
Oct.
10634 Oct.
108% Oct.
107% Oct.
1953
LAP 5% notes 1936
Nor Cont Util
Nor
Sale Prices
Oct.
Oct.
105
106
480,000 Niagara Falls Power 6a_.1950
5s series A——..1959
162,000
104,000
4,747,000
902,000
543,000
2,012,000
2,967,000
2,880,000
978,000
466,000
Highest
Sale Prices
1937
warrants
5s series B
—..19
374,000
61,000 Nassau A Suffolk Ltg 5s. 19
3,008,000 Nat Pow ALt 6s*4A".—2C
Deb 5s series B
...20
5,675,000
7,493,000 Nat Pub Serv 5s C O D—19
582,000 Nebraska Power 6a——20
434s
19
604,000
788,000 Nelsner Bros Realty 6s.. 19
19
4,213,000 Nevada Calif Elec 5a
New
Lowest
Sale Prices
104
Sale
107"
1,523,000 Narragansett Elec Co 5s—19
486,000
4,000
Highest
Sale Prices
...—.1947
1943
5%a series E
5%« series
Sale
'61
584,000
1,555,000 Memphis P & L 5 s ser A..1948
2,321,000 Met Edison 4s series E...1971
1st mtge 5s series F..1962
977,000
385,000 Middle Sts Petrol 634s A. 1945
Middle West Util—
5s ctfs of dep.....—.1932
1,632,000
5s ctfs of dep..
.—1933
2,275,000
5s ctfs of dep
..1934
2,020,000
5s ctfs of dep....——1935
2,355,000
1943
596,000 Midland Valley RR 5a
-1967
1,544,000 Milwaukee G L 434»
2,747,000 Minneapolis Gas Lt 434«-1950
3,226,000 Minn Pow & Lt434s..—.1978
1st & ref 5s
1955
1,852,000
1955
2,717,000 Mississippi Pow 5s
4,160,000 Miss Power & Light 5s...1957
Mississippi River Fuel—
Without warrants. .
378,000
51,000
,
6s
104 %
1939
1942
5s
series I....———1949
4,497.000 Louisiana Pow & Lt 5a—.1957
146,000 Louisville (Ky) G & E 6s A *37
aeries C
..1961
115,000
1,413,000 Manitoba Power 5%o_—1951
1941
11,000 Mansfield M & S 7s
7s Et-warrants...
1941
3,000
411,000
■g:
Gas A Elec 5s
Los Angeles
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Gae Corp 5a...1942
Long Island Ltg 6s—...1945
Lone Star
1
Lowest
31
Oct.
1
Oct.
range since jan.
october
to
Oct. 31 1935
BONDS (Continued)
5
284,000
953,000
499,000
102,000
308,000
107,000
135,000
413,000
8,000
35,000
11,000
35.000
20,000
6.000
prices in
Low from
July 1 1933
_
EXCHANGE
CURB
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
Jan.
4 102% Oct.
Jan.
2
Jan.
8 106% Mar.
5 108
3 106
May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
97% Oct.
5 107%
3
5
July 31
July
Aug.
Sept. 10
2 100
3 114% July 23
July
3
Oct. 25
8% Aug. 17
Mar. 12
May 10 114% Mar. 4
4
2
89
104
Nov., 1935]
NEW
YORK
CURB
EXCHANGE
55
ss=
AGGREGATE
SALES 1
Jan.
Low from
„
Oct. 31 1935
Bid
100
A
refunding 414s,.1957
1,082,00C
185,000
462,000
1,606,000
926,000
1,075,000
190,000
125,000
116,000
228,000
1,138,000
9,000
1,170,000
212,000
95,600
22,000
99,000
71,000
27,000
114,000
38,000
44,000
201,000
53,000
15,000
37
5s.1954
69
1949
89
Pittsburgh Steel 6s......1948
79
Pomerania Elec Co 6a
1953
Poor A Co 6s..
.1939
Portland Gas A Coke 5s. 1940
Potomac Edison 5s ser E.1956
25
80
...
1947
1947
:r
Power Corp of Can
4%a B 1959
Power Corp of N Y 5
j4s„1947
796,000
Pub Service Co of N J—
6% perpetual certificates
'
28,000
109,000
6,000
of N H 4 4« B..1957
315,000
296,000
250,000
103,000
133,000
36,000
7,000
94,000
60,000
103,000
17,000
91,000
96,000
8,000
262,000
94,000
83,000
111,000
17,000
446,000 Sorrel Inc 5s
3,720,000 Shawlntgan W A
841,000
772,000
44s series B
5s series C.
P
1,463,000
4,000
6,000
2,000
8,000
215,000
18,000
222,000
75,000
355,000
43,000
611,000
stamped............1946
2,864,000 Super Power of 111 44S..1970
386,000
136,000
1,010,000
45,000
230,000
8,000
1,537.000
748,000
858,000
6,209,000
257,000
4,887,000
395,000
1,339,000
834,000
2,660,000
5,000
6,000
11,000
19,000
56
40
60
60
72,000
169,000
F<* footnote
aee
1st
6S.................1945
page 56
,
"47"" Sale"
"414 Sale"
414 Sale
P
1024
Sale"
104
Sale
57
Sale.
16
95
854
1024
1024
924
894
884
100
104
48
90
924
394
364
26
25
'41% Sale"
55
39
56
1034 Sale
107"" Sale"
93
Sale
>
'
79
19
33
54
78
964_
354
33
11
15
24
July
7 1054
994
2
844
3
83
3 774
3
Sale
984 Sale
lOllI Sale"
1054 Sale"
89
1064 Sale
Oct. 24
Oct. 28
Oct. 30
Oct.
3
Oct.
2
Oct.
1
Oct. 10
Oct. 18
894 Oct.
9
78
Oct.
3
38
Oct.
97
Oct.
4
254 Oct.
15
1044
Sale"
"§64 Sale"
1004 Oct.
101
Oct.
105
Oct.
87
Oct.
94
Oct.
107
1064 Oct.
1054
Sale"
Sale
974 Sale
1034
1054
1034
1074
107
28
804 Sale
"§84 Sale"
Sale
14 100
Oct.
24
82
Jan.
25 100
83
" Oct"
Apr.
7
35
Oct.
274 Oct.
31
18
Oct. 16
304
Oct. 24
11
Oct. 24
104
Oct. 16
96
Oct. 31
284
Oct.
2 101
Oct.
30
17
16
56
Oct.
42
Oct.
55
Oct.
42
Oct.
1044 Oct.
106
105
Oct.
Oct.
7
-
354 Oct.
334 Oct.
334 Oct.
28
24
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
60
49
77
103
31
32
31
Sept.10 1024 Mar. 21
3 1064 July 29
Jan.
2 105
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
3
954 Aug.
8
964 Oct. 26
3
1024 Oct. 31
Feb.
7
Mar. 18
2
18
24
85
254 Mar. 15
234 Jan. 24
Jan.
30
7
894 Oct. 23
2 1044 Aug. 26
2 1044 Sept. 17
2
954 July 31
26
21
Aug. 15
6 1014 Oct.
Feb.
Jan
824 Jan.
Mar. 27
Jan.
2
Oct. 25
Jan.
2
Oct. 25
61
Aug. 12
604 Aug. 12
95
May 20
954 June
5
594 Aug. 12
484 Oct. 21
28
434 Apr. 15 60
Sept. 3
51
Feb. 19
344 May
8
36
May 7 55
Aug.
7
28
294 May
534 SeDt. 7
4
15
854 Jan.
2 1044 Oct. 15
19 1004 Jan.
8 1064 Aug. 22
28
28
86
106
Jan.
754 Feb.
474 Oct. 28
38
994 Oct.
18
30
854 Jan.
25
29
134 Jan.
944 Jan.
21
834 Jan.
1
1034 Jan.
26
814 Jan
67
.
Oct.
Jan.
1
764 Jan.
1054 Jan.
106
3
Oct.
5
Oct.
Oct.
28
5
5
18
3 105
Oct.
30
1064 Apr. 23 1094 July 10
June 14 1084 Feb. 11
934 Oct.
1
Oct. 30
81
4 344 Oct.
Oct.
3, 34
2
Oct. 25
Oct. 26
Feb. 23
Oct. 15
984 Oct. 14
July
8 106
374 Feb. 28 68 v
48
Oct.
7
564
374 Feb. 28 68
474 Oct.
8
564
30
.
3 964
2 102
25 108
2
984
924 Jan.
714 Jan.
26
Oct. 31
June 25
1014 Aug. 14
1004 Aug. 12
1064 July 30
101
Aug. 13
8 63
Aug. 20
4
4
5
4
634 Jan.
31
11
26
25
26
25
25
25
Sept. 24
Sept. 11
July 31
Jan, 10
29 110
Mar. 28
63
Aug. 27
Feb.
5 1014 Oct. 30
25
81
1074 Oct. 10
1074 Oct. 21
Oct.
3 105
Oct.
9 L024 Oct.
11 1054 Oct.
3 904 Oct.
7 97 4 Oct
18
Jan.
964 Jan.
25
Oct. 25
1
Jan.
1054 July
80 4
46
....-
Jan.
1
93
Oct. 30
Sale
Oct.
21
5 214
2 103
2 60
15 1064
Jan.
30
106"" Sale"
111
47
23
19
5 1074
2 106
1 1064
2 1124
58
11
Feb.
4
17
30
1064 Oct.
1054 Oct.
106
Oct.
110
Oct.
584 Oct.
594 Oct.
424 Feb. 16
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
98
Apr.
914 Apr.
16
1014 Oct.
704 Sale
Oct. 24
1
July 31
Oct. 25
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
Feb. 25
Aug.
Aug. 30
90
90
26
1014 Sale
Sale
704
394 Mar. 15 704
314 Mar. 25 83
1114 Oct.
1 1134
33
Oct. 15 434
254 Aug. 15 344
25
1134 Oct.
3 1074 Oct. 25
3
714 Oct. 31
67
Oct. 29
2 70
Oct. 29
1 102
Oct.
3
60
"66"" Sale" "69"" Sale"
8
Oct. 23
Aug. 12
July
6
July
6
July
6
4 1054 July
9
3 100
May 13
14 107
Oct. 11
1
924 Sale
41
99
904
924
33
31
2 104
2 103
July
2 1024 July
2 104
July
6
Jan.
Jan.
Oct. 18 1044 Oct .
Oct. 22 1074 Oct.
53
Oct.
2
Oct.
Oct.
4 1014 Oct.
Oct. 30 1014 Oct.
Oct.
2
894 Oct.
Oct.
3 104
Oct.
Oct.
3 104
Oct.
Oct.
4
954 Oct.
Oct.
4
934 Oct.
Oct.
2
964 Oct.
Oct.
2 1024 Oct.
Oct. 15 105
Oct.
Oct.
1
584^0ct.
Oct.
7
564. Ctet.
Oct.
1
584 Oct.
Oct.
8
564 Oct.
Oct.
3
524 Oct.
Oct.
2
514 Oct.
94
Oct.
9
Oct.
Oct.
4
954 Oct.
52
Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct. 11 484 Oct.
544 Oct.
60
12
65
51
87
65
49
v,
15
23
Oct. 14 964 Oct. 25
73
Oct.
2 102
Oct. 26
644
Oct. 25 1054 Oct.
1 1054
Oct.
2
984 Oct. 15
964
Oct.
2
984 Oct. 14
964
Oct. 22 1014 Oct.
2 101
Oct. 29 1064 Oct. 25
974
38
38-
9
7 1334 Oct.
2 1054 July
3 1094 July
101
86
5 984 Oct.
Oct.
5 1044 Oct.
Oct.
4
984 Oct.
534 Oct. 29 57
Oct.
304
1034
5
102
324
174
174
1014
494
94
i0§4 Sale"
14
21
15
7
564 Sale
514 Sale
514 Sale
374 Sale
9
11
264 Oct.
464
474
384
394
Sale
24
28
Oct.
15
46
"564 Sale"
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
17
5
16
9
9
5
Jan.
Jan.
904 Jan.
81
Jan.
804 Jan.
80
Jan.
934 Jan.
944 Jan.
794 Jan.
554 Jan.
534 Jan.
504 Jan.
16
19
26
24
31
9 107
Oct.
964
"404 Sale" "6i"" Sale"
59
97
Without warrants........
United Indus 64s
1941
33
964
1014
1054
Sale
70
1944
1114 Oct.
1054
1034 Sale
**"*29
26,000
292,000
44s
1957
5s series B..—**.....1967
247,000
304,000 United Blec of N J 4s
1949
397,000
Sale
"47"" Sale"
ilH
Thermoid Co 6sstamped. 1937
Tide Water Power 5s A...1979
Toledo Edison Co—
Oct.
1034
1074 Sale" 1674 Sale" 107
524 Sale
524 Sale
484
974 Sale 1014 Sale
974
1014
474
United El Ser? (Unes) 7o.l956
61,000
10,000
16.000
1054 Sale
984 Sale
984 Sale
1654 Sale"
89
30
5s A. 1948
Union Electric Lt A Pow
(Mo)
5s series A..
...1954
:<v V:
1614 Sale"
Sale
"92" Sale" "92"" Sale"
374
1st mtge gold 5s
1962
6,312.000 Twin City Rap Tr 5 4s A. 1952
762,000 Ulen A Co 6s stamped...1944
'
97
1054 Sale
974 Sale
974 Sale
48
1937
1034 Oct. 29 1054 Oct.
99
Oct.
1
994 Oct.
2
July
July
July
Jan.
Oct.
118
89
7
7 1054 Oct.
984 Oct.
3
844 Oct.
4
814 Oct.
3
764 Oct.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Oct.
64
884
14 1034
4 1044
5
984
2
21
9
7
Jan.
19
19
8
12
31
.
294 Aug.
42
2
Feb.
104
Jan. 23 1064 May
24
3 1004 Oct.
2 1034 Oct.
1064 Oct.
94
83
__2022
29
101
96
Sale
Sale
45
374
76
4
Oct.
Oct.
5 109
~974 Sale" "984 Sale"
Sale"
103
60
"89"" Sale"
25
37
55
Texas Gas Utilities 68.—1945
Texas Power A Lt 5s
1956
17
4 1004 Oct.
4 1004 Oct.
June
784 Mar. 28
76
1324 Oct. 30 1334 Oct.
994 Oct.
994 Oct.
994 Oct.
103
Oct.
104
Oct.
944 Oct.
794 Oct.
764 Oct.
724 Oct.
41
Jan
Oct.
Feb.
<
1044 Jan.
16
"984 Sale" '984 Sale"
1024
103
•
Oct.
1
Oct.
2
Oct.
9
64
3
Oct. 24
21
864 Oct. 31
21 1034 Oct. 14
3 105
34
75 4
1044
1084
984
June 14
35
Apr. If 105
Feb. 22
884
Jan. 12 1064
Jan. 12 1074
Sept. 3 1054
Jan.
(
71
25
107
23 103
9
71
Oct.
1074 Oct.
s
984
674
994
934
1024
1064 Oct. 31
Oct.
7
334
Oct. 14
194
Oct. 22
194
Oct.
3 103
60
Oct.
3
106
Oct.
2 106
964 Oct.
5
984
"I74 Sale"
954 Sale
754
964
48
40
2
11
103
A
19
Oct.
814 Oct.
964 Oct.
25
53
2,522,000
•"
334 Sale
17
61
t
31
Oct.
10
Oct. 22
14
Oct. 25
6
June 14 144 Aug. 16
1064 Oct. 21 1074 Oct. 15 1054 May 15
1094 June 27
1024 Oct.
1 1034 Oct. 16
924 Jan.
2 105
July
8
I224 Oct.
4 1224 Oct.
4 1074 Jan.
2 126
June 26
109
Oct.
1 110
Oct. 22 108
Jan. 14
Sept. 17 111
7
964
834
784
64s without warrants. 1953
Fexas Elec Service
5s....1960
6s 2d stamped
277,000
163,000 Union Amer Invest
Sale
I6§"" Sale"
374
904
964
fenn Elec Power
Ss....._1956
....
12
1064 Sale" 107
Sale
1024 Sale 1024 Sale
41
Tenn Pub Ser?
5s.......1970
rernl Hydro-Electric Co—
6s
"344 Sale"
344 Sale
304
*
Oct.
37
934 Jan.
1054 Jan.
89
Apr.
1114 July 18
904 Sept. 13
404 Mar. 20
73
1961
5s
1044 Sale
994 Sale
34
634
at
Oct.
Oct.
2
Oct.
Oct.
23
38
44e....
.......1968
68,000 Syracuse Ltg 5s B
1957
1st A ref 54s
99,000
...1954
13,000
152,000
382,000
34,000
448,000
46,000
72,000
93,000
230,000
6s
i
834 Sale
"76"" Sa~ler
63
2,558,000
1.000
131,000
37,000
Stlnnes (Hugo)
Corp
7s Oct 1 '36 without
warr..
7s stamped
1936
7a 1946 wlthou t
warrants..
7s
Sale
1114 Sale
634
Oct.
Oct.
274 Oct.
105
"49"" Sale" ~80~" Sale"
"4§"""o"ct"""i
284
Southern Counties Gas
of California
1,184,000
44s
1968
322,000 Southern Ind GAB 54s.l957
2,490,000 Southern Indiana Ry 4s. 1951
3,287,000 Southern Nat Gas 6s
1944
5
Sale
"984 Sale"
814 Sale"
77% Sale
744 Sale
100
664
47
24
93
Sou Calif Gas Co
44s... 1961
64,000
28,000
165,000
484,000
6,000
114,000
Stamped
1944
65,000
389,000 S'western Assoc Tel 5s A.1961
146,000
2,204,000 Southwestern GAB 5S..1957
5s series
53,000
1,051,000
B.^..........1957
75.000
1,535,000 Southwestern LAP 5S..1957
56,000
514,000 S'western Nat Gas 6s....1945
74,000
1,505,000 Southwestern PAL 6s..2022
36,000
606,000 S'western Pub Ser? 6s A. 1945
37,000
438,000 Staley (A B) Mfg 6s
1942
586,000
5,653,000 Standard Gas A Elec 6s..1935
6s Certifs of
171,000
171,000
deposit
1935
363,000
5,499,000 feCon? 68w..»....._.....i935
6s Conv ctf s of
101,000
101,000
deposit. 1935
1,168,000
6,553,000
6S.....^........_...4.1951
1,023,000
5,470,000 .6«.........i......„..lf64
39,000
436,000 Standard Invest 54s
1939
5s
43,000
without warrants
503,000
1937
1,924,000 10,761,000 Stand Power A Lt 6s
1957
74,000
267,000 Standard Telep 54s A...1943,
1004 Sale' 166
1034 Sale
134
224
..1970
880,000 Sou Calif Edison ref 5s__1954
825,000
34s
May 11960
373.000
34s B
July 11960
220,000 Sou Calif Gas Corp 5s
1937
524
88
101
12 1109
Mar. 15
t 1064 Mar. 29
28
81
994 Sale
"99"" Sale"
44s series D
1,155,000
1970
196,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s...1947
69,000
537,000
261,000
48,000
65,000
1084 Sale"
100
85
1968
1,232,000 Sou Carolina Power 5s.. 1957
11,028,000 Southeast PAL 6s
2025
1674 Sale"
1004 Sale
364
334
4.1948
448..1967
103,000
1,196,000
62
64
1064 July
1024 Oct.
5
Oct.
534 Oct.
1324 Sale
534
524
91
25
304 Oct.
32
8
1044 Oct. 22 105
11%
Ruhr Housing 64*
A....1958
1084 Oct.
1024 Oct.
"964 Sale" "98"" Sale" §5" ""Oct" ""3 "984 Oct!"2l
604
404
Rochester Cent Pow 5s A 1953
Rochester Ry A Lt 5s
1954
Ruhr Gas Co 64s
1953
It
"a
1044 Oct.
103
55
128,000
6s................
.1937
46,000 Schulte Real Est 6s w w
6s without
239,000
warrants...1935
1,371,000 Scrlppa (E W) Co *4s_..l943
3,378,000 Seattle Ltg Co 5s....rk.l949
58,000
Sale
106
1074 Apr.
754 Jan.
107
97
70
584
Saxon Public Works—
11,000
6,000
Sale
824
1,917,000 St Louis Gas A Coke 6s..1947
700,000 Safe Harbor Water Pr 44s *79
2,227,000 San Ant Pub Ser? 5s
1958
57,000 San Joaquin L A P 6s B..1952
170,000 Sauda Falls Co 5s
1955
1,000
107
31
8
102
"864 Sale"
102
Reliance Management 5s.1954
With warrants
54,000
102,000 Republic Gas Corp 6s A..1945
Certificates of deposit..
1,924,000
138",606
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Oct.
Oct.
106
1024 Oct.
29
579,000 Quebec Power 5s..._....1968
809,000 Queens Boro GAB 54«-1952
192,000
44s..--.*.....
.....1958
10,000
"81"" Sale"
414
1,140,000 Pub Ser? Subsid 54s A..1949
8,785,000 Puget Sound PAL 54s,1949
5a series C............1950
2,377,000
4,889,000
44s series D..........1950
474,000
Sale
1054
1(
Oct.
Oct.
2
Oct. 3C
954.Oct. 21
26.
Oct.
1
1034 Oct. 21
794 Oct.
105
Oct.
3
105
Oct,
I
50
70
621,000 Pub Ser? of Nor Ills 5s C.1966
1,998,000
5s....................1956
1,180,000
4Hi series D..........1978
1,861,000
4%a series E
1980
5,019,000
44s series F
1981
1,806,000 Pub Ser? of Okla 5s D...1957
5s series C
751,000
1961
76,000
899,000
175,000
26
111
2a 5 89
Lowest
Sale Prices
v;
Sale Prices
37
Sale
97
Oct.
1064 Oct.
1024 Oct.
Sale
1044 Sale
53
6 4« series A
1942
Power Securities
Corp 6s. 1949
Prussian Elec 6s
.1954
Pub Ser
86
"964 Sale"
674
Potomac Elec Power 5s..1936
429,000
Sale
44
Highest
Sale Prices
109
Oct.
1074 Sale
434 Sale
1024 Sale
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
Asl
874 Sale
72
65
101
13
41
1961
Potrero Sugar 1st 7s
7s stamped
31
954
I960
414s series P
Oct.
98
Phila Suburb Water 5s.. 1955
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co
993.00C
6V4s class A
1,556,00C Piedmont A Northern
173,00C Pittsburgh Coal 6s
96.00C
4.00C
150,000
27,000
51,000
137,000
91,00C
132,000
13.00C
6,00C
28,000
.34,000
90,000
■»
'«»
1
Asl Bid
Sale
111
109
444
Phlla Suburb Cos GAB
315.00C
123.00C
189,00C
Oct.
BONDS (Continued )—
1,355,00C Phlla Elec Power 54s
1972
246,00C Phlla Rapid Transit 6s..1962
48.00C
3.00C
PRICES IN OCTOBER
July I 1933
1
$
118,00C
22.00C
■.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
October,
"
>
•
In
454 Jan.
424 Apr.
54
8 1004 July
7
854 July
10
8
16
754 Feb.
7
3 1004 AUg. 29
12
30
2 105
4 103
Oct.
Oct.
25
29
July
5
2 1064 Aug.
7
93
4
Aug. *3
2 984 July 15
Sept. 6
2 108
2
714 Oct. 31
67
Oct.
29
Aug. 27 70
7 102
Oct.
29
Oct.
3
1
944 Jan.
F6b^
Apr . 26 1084
1054 Sept. 7 1074/Mar. 11
104
Apr. 18 1084 Feb. 25
1084 Jan.
4 116
July 11
354 Oct. 18
75
33
33
43
Sept. 21
Sept. 21
Jan.
31
424 July
25
Feb.
19
SALES
AGGREGATE
In
Since
October
Jan. 1
Oct. 31 1935
110.000
874,000
2,275,000
7,756,000
1,545,000
8,524,000
143,000
5Hi
United Lt 8c Rya
11",000
30,000
26,000
50,000
9,000
37,000
46,000
6,000
10,000
6,000
8,000
137,000
69,000
99,000
-
1959
5 Hi a
1952
50
31
IF
1952
A........1973
Rubber 6% % notes..1936
teriea
Deb 6a
6»
216,000 U S
Serial *%% notes
1937
376,000
Serial 6Hi% notes
1938
339,000
Serial 6 % % notes
1939
475,000
Serial 4%% notes
1949
492,000
Series 6s..............1936
349,000
Utah
Power
8c
Light
4%al944
299,000
6s series A
...
2022
948,000
1952
32,000 Utlca Gas Ac El 5s E
5s series
48,000
51,000
1937
75
114,000
1,000
370,000
71,000
325,000
99,000
28,666
74,000
80,000
104,000
20,000
34,000
97,000
1,273,000
11 % Sale
— -
Sale
100
.....
-----
105% Sale
16
8
Oct.
25
Oct.
26
4
86
Oct.
30
91
Oct.
1
lom Sale' 105% Oct*
64
Oct.
94
9 102 £
22
11% Oct.
97% Sale"
02% Sale
81
Sale
9 100
Oct.
87
Sale
11
24
30
23
4
80% Oct.
105X Oct.
105% Oct.
105% Oct.
34 %
3
11
24
24
Oct.
3
Oct.
1 106
16 106% Oct.
5
Apr.
9 20% Oct. 16
20% Oct. 16
6
2 104% Feb. 26 106% Aug.
5 106% Aug. 23
7 100% Jan.
105%
May
27
99
Jan.
8
1
96% Jan.
4 106% Oct. 31
22 106% Oct. 31
■i
33
Oct.
2
33
Oct.
10
W*
33
Oct.
21
21
Oct.
10
15
21
33
91% Oct.
Oct.
77
Oct.
103% Oct.
100
3 105%
2 106%
1 100%
78%
106% Sale
105% Oct.
2 106% Oct. 31
63%
106% Sale
106% Oct.
102% Oct.
99
70
103%
Sale'
20
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
99%
59% Feb. 20
July
Oct.
96% Jan.
Oct.
5 107
23 103% Oct.
5
95
Jan.
2
94
Jan.
1
Oct.
10
99% Oct.
15
33
63% Jan.
84
Jan.
63
Jan.
29
Oct. 31
91% Jan.
106% Mar.
Oct.
9 104% Feb
94
Jan.
Oct. 17
76% Jan.
Oct. 29
76
Jan.
Oct. 11
2
99% Oct.
1 102% Oct.
Oct.
3
81
105% Oct.
98% Oct.
98% Oct.
106
1
95
8
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
99
Oct. 16
June 13
July 18
July
9
July
5
90% Mar. 26 100
95% Jan.
4 103%
99%
73
Jan.
3
56% Jan.
2 88%
68% Jan.
11
79% Aug. 12
56
May
8
L03
Aug. 26
64% Aug. 12
102
Feb. 11
103% Sept. 4
104
Oct. 11
105
Aug. 26
105% Sept. 16
103
Feb.
7
89% Oct. 24
88
Oct. 30
109% July 10
108% July 17
31 105% Oct.
17 106
Oct.
1 105% Oct.
I04%"Oct" '23 106%
105% Sale
98% July
82% Jan.
8
30
Feb.' 8
100% Aug. 14
99% Jan.
2
98% Jan.
9
98
Jan.
2
98% Jan.
7
100% Oct. 31
62
Jan.
7
55
Jan.
5
104% Jan.
3
104
May
7
88
Oct.
Oct.
91
Oct.
9
99% Oct.
-
al0o%Sale
Sale
106 H
14 102% Oct.
Oct.
14 104
Oct.
3 105
63
2
39% Mar. 18
56
May
8
102% "Oct"'28
62% Oct. 30
3
Oct.
Sale
~92% Sale'
1937
York Rya Co 5s
Oct.
Oct.
17 % Sale
105 %
34% Sale
A............1952
-
"89% Sale"
21
626,000 Yadkin River Power 5s.. 1941
1,942,000
Sale
84% Sale
90 % Sale
Union—
deb 6s..........1944
6s Series
636,000
78
80% Oct.
"94 % Sale
93 %
165% Sale'
100
97
61
52
3
Oct.
88
102
83
75
60
41
21
Jan.
Oct.
105
106
?!*
76
Coot
902,000
6s registered
.......1944
1,000
.'2030
3,053,000 West Penn Klec 5s...
West
Penn
Traction
5s.. 1960
593,000
1957
5,013,000 West Texas Util 5s A
2,029,000 West United G 5c B 5 He A 55
-1941
28,000 Wheeling Elec Co 5s
1954
178,000 Wis Elec Pow 5s A
1,015,000 Wis Minn Lt 5fc Pow 5s... 1944
1,398,000 Wisconsin P 5c L 5s ser E-1956
5s series F............1958
1,265,000
Wisconsin Pub Serv
Jan.
78
2 105% Oct.
100% Oct. 31 101% Oct.
Sale
-
Western Newspaper
28
25
30
103 % Oct.
Oct,:
104
5s...1960
Wash Water Power
29
Oct.
3
Sale"
4%
1st 7s with warrants... 1954
207,000
1937
504,000 Ward Baking Co 6s
Wash
Gas Light Co 5s
1958
1,234,000
1951
213,000 Wash Ry 5c Klec 4s
28
30
97
3
66% Oct. 28
Aug. 12
Mar. 19
23
66% Oct.
62% Oct.
Oct.
49% Oct.
94
Oct.
66% Oct.
102 H Oct.
102 H Oct.
i05"r
45
Highest
Sale Prices
51
165% Sale"
52
45
1950
Lowest
Sale Prices
l99%"o"c"t'""3
I6i"" Sale' 161% Sale
75
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
93,000
43,000
72,000
9,000
72,000
Sale
Sale
*
91
Vamma Water
1,489,000
95 %
Highest
Sale Prices
53
Sale
96% Sale
77 H Sale
61
52
45
D............1956
5s series B..
Sale
.a..*,
60
60
60
89
Power 5%s '07
2,312,000 Virginia Pub Ser 5%s A..1946
6s
1946
765,000
181,000
Ask Bid
53
60
92
Valvollne Oil 7s
Ask
54% Sale
67 %
1952
5Hi* registered
6s eeriea A
2,092,000
1,069,000
26*
1975
Deb 6a
3,000
220",000
1974
United Lt & Pow *%•
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
Oct.
Oct. 1
Bid
BONDS (Concluded)—
S
211,000
999,000
EXCHANGE
1
RANGE—SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
July 1 1933
NEW YORK
CURB
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
NEW
56
102% July 11
7
82% May
105% July
12
1
108
May
106%
106%
100%
99%
Mar. 23
Oct.
17
29
Oct.
11
Oct.
2 106% 0<?t; 31
Oct.
6
104% Sept. 10
107
PORBIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
62,000
Agrtcul Mtge Bk Rep of Col—
20-year 7s
..Jan 15 1946
57,000
7s with coupon....... 1946
4,000
20-year 7s
Jan 15 1947
59,000
179,000 Baden (Germany) 7s.....1951
Buenos Aires (Pro*)
7Hs stamped. .......-.1947
921,000
16,000
711,000
19,000
143,000
16,000
16,000
17,000
1,000
304,000
48,000
119,000
316,000
1,181,000
1,012,000
266,000
3,000
*~f,666
8,000
64,000
49,000
9,000
20,000
13,000
3,000
10",660
3,000
151,000
4,000
4,000
45,000
17,000
31,000
V
4,000
25,000
29~, 666
165,000
14,000
73,000
4,000
29,000
13,000
8,000
•No par
n
a
r
E
7s stamped
18%
Cauca Valley
Colombia extl s f 7s._
Cent Bk of German
Pro* Banks 6a
Sale
8
.1948
State A
1951
1952
26% Sale
Sale
28% Sale
28% Sale
65
Sale
11%
'16%. Sale"
11*" Sale'
"16% Sale
Argentina
Republic extl 7s....... 1945
18
66
Oct.
5
28
Oct.
Oct.
29
15
31
Oct.
17
3
32
Oct.
2
33
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
11
1
2
Oct. 25
Oct. 25
Oct. 31
82% Oct.
8
10% Oct.
11
Oct.
28
8
1
11% Oct.
'*1% Sale
1
23
% Oct.
1% Oct.
% Oct. 16
24
17
14
10
Under the rule sales, in
in
Oct.
43% Oct.
10% Oct.
10% Oct.
Sale
46%
which no account is taken
computing range, are given below:
Finland
Res,
Mtge.
Bank 6s stamped
Southern
1961,
Natural
Gas
6s
stamped
1944,
Securities Exchanges on which low
prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated by
superior figures in tables), are as follows:
The National
New York Stock
*
New York Curb
•
New York Produce
♦
New York Real
■
Baltimore Stock
Boston Stock
Buffalo Stock
California Stock
Chicago Stock
•
*
is
i«
26% Oct. 28
10% Oct. 11
8% Oct. 21
Oct.
10
Oct. 23
61% Oct.
8
65
Oct. 30
M
*>
«
"
«
6
72
Aug.
1
22% Aug.
30% Jan.
1
2
23
Aug.
8
6% Mar. 26
5% Mar. 19
10% Sept. 27
10% Aug. 12
9% Oct. 31
21
17
21
63
Oct.
25
25
24
12% Oct. 10
Oct.
11
Oct. 31
Oct,
8
Oct. 28
1
30
7
29
55% Oct. 29
46% Oct.
1
Oct.
21
10% Oct.
10
11
13
Oct" *29
1% Oct.
1% Oct.
Chicago Curb
Cincinnati Stock
Cleveland Stock
Colorado Springs
;
Sept.12
% Sept. 21
% Sept. 25
% Aug. 27
Jan.
2
43% Oct. 17
9% Mar. 8
10
Mar. 21
46
»
May 28
Oct. 30
65
Jan. 23
12
24% Jan.
13% Jan.
24
94
Jan.
14% Feb.
14
18
14% Feb.
13
15% Jan.
3
Apr. 24
4% Jan.
2
4% Jan.
2
5
Jan.
2
4% Jan.
3
14
56% Apr. 13
53% June
4
11% Aug. 21
12% July 10
s.
Stock
Denver Stock
Detroit Stock
Stock
Curb
Minneapolis-St. Paul
New Orleans Stock
Philadelphia Stock
Pittsburgh Stock
Richmond Stock
St. Louis Stock
Salt Lake City Stock
San Francisco Stock
San Francisco Curb
San Francisco Mining
.
;
Seattle Stock
"
Trade
Feb.
5
38% Feb. 16
37
Feb. 16
39
Feb.
5
34
Feb.
7
12
July 29
10% July 12
17% Jan.
3
15% Jan.
3
13
Feb. 14
62% Jan.
44% Jan.
10% Sept. 27
10% Aug. 13
1% Oct.
3
54% Aug.
82}
101
9% Aug. 27
I%
20
June 25
Aug.
9
92% May 18
86
Apr. 26
30
7
8
Los Angeles
*>
Jan.
25
55% Jan. 14
49
Feb. 28
98% Jan. 14
93% Jan. 21
13
Los Angeles
»
11
July 27
11
19
1
15% Oct.
15% Oct.
11% Oct.
88
Oct.
11
Oct.
11
Oct.
'•
»•
1
12
»*
«
Estate
Chicago Board of
»«
"
1
1
1*
u
Oct. 25 at 102.
•
«
i»
Oct. 30 at 101.
Ex-dividend.
3
55
J
In which no account is
taken in computing range, are given below:
Assoc. Rayon Corp., Oct. 5 at 1%.
Wash. Gas Light 5s 1958. Oct. 31 at 106%.
24
25%
10%
7%
10%
Sale
1
7s stamped...........1945
97,000
1949
176,000 Santiago (Chile) 7s
7s
1961
110,000
Deferred delivery sales,
24
Oct.
1
1
7% Mar. 3Q
54
30
Oct.
88
9% Oct. 31
June
35% Oct. 25
94% Oct.
60% Oct.
62% Oct.
70
66
34
28
11
1
Oct.
32
"i%"Oct""l7
""I" Sale'
Certificates of deposit.
"cons." consolidated.
"cum," cumulative.
"conv," convertible.
"m," mortgage.
"n-v." non-voting.
"
vtc," voting trust certificates.
"w i," when issued.
"w w." with warrants.
"x-w,
without warrants.
Sale
11% Sale
....1921
Abbreviations Used Above:
"cod," certificates of deposit.
60% Oct.
26% Oct.
26% Oct.
13
6HS.....1959
value.
3
13
Santa Fe (City)
Sold under the ride.
Deferred delivery sale,
Sold for cash.
Oct.
9% Sale
Sale
52% Sale
Coupon off
127,000
1919
272,000 Russian Govt 6%a
Certificates of deposit...
3,122,000
258,000
88
Jan. 22
Apr.
4
69
8
15
5
1
3
16
4
Oct. 31
Oct.
9
9
Oct.
Oct*
Oct.
Jan.
34% Jan.
35% Jan.
34
Jan.
26
7% Oct.
93
38
20
7H Sale
60 %
1951
...1951
stamped
Mtge Bank of Bogota—
78 Issue of May 1927....1947
151,000
7s Issue of Oct 1927
1947
86,000
357,000 Mtge Bank of Chile 6s...1931
387,000 Mtge Bank of Denmark 5sl972
253,000 Parana (Stateof). Bras7s.'58
Coupon off.............
177,000
548,000
865,000
14
Oct. 28
Apr. 15
Oct. 22
21% Aug.
8
22
Oct. 14
16
5
7 % Sale
12
Sale
Certificates of deposit.....
100,000
1958
22,000 Maranhao (State) 7s
7s coupon off...
..1958
67,000
104,000 Medellin (Colombia) 7S..1951
Mendosa (Prov) Argentina
6H>
25% Oct.
19
26
Oct.
62% Oct.
60% Oct.
65
German Cons Munlc
Rio de Janeiro
Oct.
20
30
7s..l947
6s
1947
Hanover (City) Ger 7s... 1939
..1949
217,000 Hanover (Prov) 6%a
194,000 Lima (City), Peru. 6%•—1958
123,000
20
22
Sale
'93" Sale
Danstg P 8c Wat'way Bo
external s f 4%«1952
61,000
400,000
28
Oct.
34
6s
208,000
362,000 Danish Cons Munlc 5HS.1955
5s
1953
100,000
7Hs
7%s
Oct.
20
65
63
65
........1952
(Dept of) Rep of
19
Spokane Stock
Washington (D. O.)
Stock
■vi;.:
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
October
Stock Sales 1935
Shares 1,988,000
....
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
AGGREGATE
9,081,000
SALES
CHICAGO
Since
October
Jan. 1
Bond Sales
BONDS
Oct. 31
1935
S
Brown Paper Mills Inc 6s.l939
5,000 Chic City 6c Con Ry 5s..1927
17,000 Chicago City Ry Si
1927
23,000
Certificate* of deposit. 1927
15,000 Chicago RaUways 5s.....1927
168,000
1st mtge 5s ctf of dep..l927
5s series A
7,000
1927
Con mt0e 5s B
4,000
1927
6,000
10,000
9,000
.
1
.
Metrop West Side ext 4s..1938
27,000 Pure Oil 434 s (w w)
..1950
208 So La SaUe St
Bldg—
108,000
1st mtge 5 34s.......... 1958
Shares.
T.310
2,400
12,650
70
.
16,750
15,160
13,550
4,480
11,550
29,700
220
48,115
20
»...
Abbott Laboratories
460
89,300
48,300
9,300
24,700
800
550
11",566
■
120
tH
12
/4
1134
"31"" "34*"
15
14
com
Highest
Sale Prices
12
17
15
70
Oct.
22
870
2,100
750
Jan.
73
Oct.
21
68
7034 Oct.
9
75
Oct.
29
67
Sale
30
14
18
9534
9434
9534
33
30
33
Sale
126X Sale
1634
118
90
534 Sale
25
Sale
Oct.
15X Oct.
6
3
5
Oct.
3
45
Oct.
Oct.
#,534
26X Oct.
3134
30
Oct.
18
24
Oct.
4
.....
3334 Sale
X
>A
4 34 Sale
434 Sale
102,250
6,800
310
1,550
1,450
620
1134
3
23,200
1,900
"2934
10
Sale
134
234
13
Sale
Sale
Oct.
22
934 Oct.
4
134 Oct.
14
1234 Oct.
2
4
Sale
Oct.
2034 Oct.
4
3
Oct.
134 Oct.
Sale
5434
10734
108 J4 10734
Sale
1534
Sale
2534
Sale
1434
Sale
7
Sale
Sale
AJi
134
Sale
1334 Sale
4434 Sale
.......
1
21
22
3634 Oct.
25
12
Jan.
30
Oct.
18
18
Jan.
3334 Oct.
30
45
534 Oct.
434 Oct.
21
3634 Oct.
15
Jan.
2934 Aug.
34 Feb.
34 Apr.
3634 Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
3
14
3
2
8
1
31
3
3
14
8
134
41
Sale
634 Oct.
234
Sale
e
1334
Oct.
11
Oct.
13
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
34 June
11
Oct.
3
Oct.
1
2
17
Oct.
Oct.
30
28
4234 Oct.
3
50
2
1
143
34 Oct.
1234 Oct.
Oct.
1434 Oct.
24
"134 Sale'
134 Sale
3434 Sale
43
16
2034 Sale
....
Sale
11
Sale
3234 Sale
44
50
1334 Jan.
2
1
Jan.
4
28
Feb.
Feb.
16
38
*
Sale
40
4034
10534
10334
iff
3* .J!
8
134 Oct.
1
3334 Oct.
1234 Oct.
5
44
Oct.
30
7
128 Jan. 16
2034 Oct.
934 Oct.
31
Mar. 16
Jan.
7
39
30
29
Oct.
25
3034 Oct.
2»
8
39
6 1734
5 100
5
734
Mar. 13
2434
Jan. 22
434
Jan. 23
234
Jan. 15
6534
X Apr. 27
1734 Jan.
9
1134 Apr. 17
22
c„
11
■
4,340 Chain Belt Co com.«^.i^.»
2,910 Cherry Burrell Corp com...*
Preferred
10
100
Chic City 6c Con Ry—
2
May
8734 Feb.
234 July
Aug. 22
134 Oct.
37
Oct*
10
Oct.
4034 Oct.
Jan.
12
Feb. 16
2134 Jan. 31
1834 Jan.
9
102
June
15
34 Feb.
2
July 17
Oct. 29
Oct. 21
12
Oct. 16
Oct. 25
Oct. 22
Oct. 31
Oct.
8 113
1 &10734 June25 108
Oct.
7
Oct.
1334 Jan.
3
1734
3034 Oct. 28
1434 Jan. 15 3034
2634 Oct. 28
4
Jan. 15
2634
17
Oct. 26
5
17
Apr. 15
22
1534 Feb.
1
8
434 Jan.
9
101
May 25 101
834 Oct. 29
534 Aug. 2
834
734
2434
434
234
6534
10934
10734
1734
3
43
3
5
26
1734 Oct. 31
1634 Sale
4834 Sale
Sale
1234
2
1
41
2
22
22
34 May 17
134 July 23
1034 Oct. 22
34 Feb.
1034 Oct.
4
29
16
21
34 Jan. 24
634 Jan.
3
434 Oct. 21
149
July 16
334 Apr.
134 Mar.
21
Oct.
31
3634 Oct. 25
30
Aug.
5
334 Jan. 26
3334 Oct. 30
Jan.
v t c com 1
252,200 Central S W Utll com ......1
Prior Hen preferred......*
31,440
23,070
Preferred..
*
1,650 Central States Pr 6c Lt pref.*
130 Central States Utll $7 pref..*
3
17
Oct.
26
Oct. 31
July 19
Oct. 29
Oct. 21
Apr.
9
Apr.
9
Oct. 22
Mar. 13
July
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct,
7
28
28
Oct.
26
Sept.
May
May
Oct.
19
10
25
29
24
Sept. 11
Oct. 30
Oct. 28
Oct.
134 Aug. 13
1434
1634
34
134
Aug. 7
May 17
Aug. 22
Aug. 15
44
Oct.
30
2034 Oct. 31
12
Aug. 12
X Feb. 16
Oct. 30
4034 Oct. 29
June 10
39
10 102
Common
2,500
Participation preferred...*
1,650
Certificates of deposit...
462,659 Chic Corp common........1
56,420
Preferred..
....*
780 Chicago Electric Mfg A.....*
15,950 Chicago Flexible Shaft com.5
65,600 Chicago Mall Order com
5
34 Oct.
21
34 Oct.
21
"3"" Sale" '"334 Sale
1
34 Mar. 1
1
Apr. 27
4534 Sale
234 Oct.
3934 Oct.
"3
4034 Sale
2
12
434 Oct.
4634 Oct.
20
25
12
Oct.
i
26
35
36
3034 Oct.
3
32
3234
29
Oct.
3634 Oct.
3334 Oct.
25
234
2
Oct.
234 Oct.
2
Sale
3034
2934
3234
3034
234
234
34 Feb. 18
--r
"
Oct.
26
24
28
22
Mar.
4
19
Jan.
14
L2
Oct.
1
L334 Jan.
15
L534 Mar. 13
34 Feb.
234 July
2
May
434 Oct.
4634 Oct.
26
Oct.
18
8
24
26
24
28
3634 Oct. 22
3434 Sept. 9
Chic Nor Sh 8c Mllw—
Prior Hen preferred.... 100
30,200 Chicago ft NWRy Com..100
■^4:70 Chicago Rys part ctfs 1
100
Part certificates "2"
.100
pr pref A..100
Chic Rivet 6c Machine
cap..*
1,180 Chicago Towel Co conv pref *
286,100 Cities Service Co com
...»
27,670 Club Aluminum Uten Co...*
see
334 May
134 Mar.
19
Feb.
Apr.
334 Oct.
234 Oct.
Sale
Cent 111 Secur Corp—
15.750
Common..
........1
12,900
Convertible preferred
•
7,060 Central Ind Power pref
100
For footnotes
24
Jan.
30X Sale
..*
43
11,960
12634 Oct.
55
May
2234 May
634 May
534 Oct.
Mar.
.
...100
20 Chic Rap Tran
3,090
Jan.
12
34 Feb.
934 Sale
134
IX
1,920 Canal Const Co conv orefi.
21,850 Castle 8c Co (A M) com .....10
2,850 Cent Cold Storage Co com.30
48,120 Central 111 Pub Serv pref
*
40
60
.
7
170
2,250
18
23
79
3334 Sale
....10
900
12634 Oct. 31
.....*
Bastlan-Blesstng Co com..
237,950 Butler Bros
550
r
10 11934 Oct.
2 *6
Oct.
3
Oct.
22
45
Oct.
35"* Sal£
—
1,060
320
.
.
4:2!X Jan.
20
5
common.
Balaban & Katz pref
22
16
Mar. 11
Jan.
9
18 X Jan.
—.
$7 cumul prior pref.......*
80 Cent Pub Utll Corp
38,500
2,420
3,630
3234 Apr. 10
6a
21
9434
20 Bucyrus-Monighan class A._*
4,940
2634 Feb. 26
Oct.
23
Oct.
970 Bunte Bros common.......10
50
Preferred
.........*..100
1,210
3,000
834 May 15
1434 June 22
95
Aug. 21
75
Aug. 17
7434 June
5
7534 Sept. 12
77
June 19
27
July
3
9
May 15
1434 June 22
9934 Aug.
9
70
23
7234 Oct.
7234 Oct.
24
7234 Oct.
73
-
Highest
Sale Prices
95
June 18
18
May
6
75
30
1
5,300 Bracb & Sona(E J) com
*
24,500 Brown Fence 6c Wire cl A
•
38,105
Class B
23,680 Bruce Co (R L) com
.....*
59,050
Lowest
Sale Prices
95
June 18
18
May
6
7534
19
New....................
prior pref
74
28
17
24
7534
95
Assoc Tel Utll Co com..
*
$6 cone pref A..—........*
1.470 Backstay Welt Co
1,460
26,850
269,350
73,780
■'/:
conv
1,700
6,800
13,855
15,030
350
75
*
80
14,100
7334
Associates Invest Co com...*
cum
Lowest
Sale Prices
1
par.
con
Bendlz Aviation Corp com..5
Berghoff Brewing Co
.....1
2,280 Sinks Mfg Co cl A cv pref..*
188,100 Borg-Warner Corp com....10
2,680
7% preferred
100
320
Called
340
2134
73
73 |
74
102,270 Automatic Products com
5
180 Automatic Washer conv pf..*
740
11,850
53,700
10,250
27
74
73
Armour 6c Co common......5
Asbestos Mffi Co com..
..1
1,640
12,360
24
71 liv
71
1934
Allied Products Corp cl A..*
<6
Ask
36
Ainsworth Mfg Corp com..10
30
31
1934
$99,000
746,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
95
Adams Royalty Co com.....*
Advanced Alum Castings_..5
Amer-Yvette Co Inc
Oct.
Ask Bid
37
pref
•
230 Amor Fum Mart
Bids pfd.100
20,520 American Pub Serf pref..100
'
Jan. I to Oct. 31
Oct. 1
Acme Steel Co
25
Adams (J D) Mfg com.......*
1,500 Altorfer Bros
T.ieo
19,150
27,450
STOCKS
Shares.
2,350
1935
$41,000
401,000
-
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Bid
1,000
mm
October
Low from
July 1 1933
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
1934
418,000
8,967,000
page
59
34
"134
Sale
2
3
X Feb. 18
534 Jan.
8
1
July 24
34 Aug. 31
34 Mar. 7
2534 Oct. 16
100
Oct. 21
234 Aug. 15
334 Sept. 17
Jan.
X
134
2134 Sale" "24"" Sale"
9634 Sale
9934 Sale
IX
17
June 28
Jan.
234
X
?!
Sale
Sale
26
Aug. 31
Mar.
2534 Oct.
16
7
Oct.
21
Mar. 14
Jan.
3
234 Oct.
134 Oct.
31
3
Apr.
May
100
1
6
CHICAGO
58
STOCK EXCHANGE
'
sales
aggregate
Since
In
Shares
380
f
1
Jan.
October
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Low from
July 1 1933
stocks
Oct. 31 1935
6,310
30
6,950
46,340
380
950
39,050
25,950
245,050
198,270
9,244
820
70
1,280
70
1,350
Decker (Alf) &
Preferred
20
*
..5
*
5,400
43,250
640
200
5,660
40,500
16,550
5,350
5,355
Hall Printing Co com
(Geo)
15,210
2,320
6,000
2,590
390
800
40
220
A..*
Illinois Brick Co
40,140
Kalamasoo Stove common..*
1,890
26,950 Katx Drug Co
650
1,500
12,690
20,910
3,974
A
Preferred...
31,600 Lynch Corp
43,750
4,050
25,500
4,820
2,090
114,215
830
1,100
480
250
29,750
73,900
3,300
590
110
70
630
"""§50
.
270
5
*
*
com
com.
26
22
2034 Oct.
2
24
Oct.
7
2934 Oct. 21
1334 Oct.
634 Oct.
734 Oct.
11
3
1
Prior preferred
*
11
3
8
Oct.
28
Oct.
23
38
Oct.
1034 Oct.
17
Oct.
11
1
11
Oct.
25
17
534 Oct.
18
20
1734 Oct.
1434
16
25%
8
160
11
21
97
61
19
Oct.
11
834 Jan.
10
25
Feb.
20
11
Oct.
55
56
Oct.
24
Oct.
11
33
75
7
44
Oct.
5
Oct.
28
Oct*
1
Oct.
24
Oct.
2
1134 Oct.
25
Oct.
2
60
11
Oct.
1 10634 Oct.
Sale
10% Sale
Sale
57
10534 106
134 Sale
25
Sale
Sale
734 Sale
34
Sale
2434 Sale
24
Sale
44
1
Sale
Sale
24
30
Sale
10
Sale
17
234
jy*
28
32
234 Sale
19
Sale
8%
734
4134
534
1034
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
434
4
734 Sale
3534 3734
Oct.
29
4034 May 24
Sept. 11
17
28
334 Jan.
1734 Apr.
4
134 Oct.
25
Oct.
3
14
7234 Aug.
234 Oct. 31
19
Oct.
25
734 Oct.
2
Mar.
Jan.
14
34 July
3
10
Feb.
25
45
Oct.
434 Oct.
7
3234 Pet.
9
834 Oct.
38
Oct.
19
22
21
2
3434 Oct. 28
2934 Oct.
2
534 Oct.
1034 Oct.
Mar. 23
Jan.
Mar. 13
Oct,
334 Sept. 13
1734 Mar. 19
7
Oct.
7
26
Mar. 18
2234 Oct.
2
25
59
53
Oct.
17
57
Oct.
23
51
51
53
4334 Oct.
63
Oct.
30
Oct.
Oct.
10
1
1
Oct.
1
22% Jan.
34 Apr.
25
834 Oct.
3
2334 Oct.
1234 Oct.
15
29
634 Oct.
25
Oct.
19
1
m
oi
22
1234
6
Sale"
Sale
1
22
534 Oct.
24
Oct.
234 Sale
Mar.
2
20
July
Jan.
34 Apr.
34
334
34
34
34
34
34
34
Oct.
Oct.
3
Oct.
4
434 Oct.
22
3234
26
Oct.
3
3234 Oct.
24
7
Oct.
2
11
Oct.
24
4934 Oct.
9
50
Oct.
9
25
31
26
Oct.
Oct.
11
% Oct.
10
Oct.
7
1
Jan.
7
Mar. 29
Jan. 16
Apr.
5
34 Apr. 12
34 Apr. 29
1
11
14
4%
2
3
34 Mar. 6
34 Mar. 12
34 Oct. 11
7
734
49
7%
51
934 Sale
48% 50
1634
134
634
4234
Sale
834 Sale
28
30
1634 Sale
1034 Sale
28
30
16
Oct.
18
8
Oct.
26
Oct.
2
14
Oct.
19
1
1134 Oct.
2834 Oct.
9
29
34 Oct.
25
May 28
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
48",3 50
3,700
x
*/.
1
134
28% Sale
% Sale
34 Sale
34
1
34 Oct.
10
37
Sale
1
Sale
2634 Oct.
34 Oct.
2
1
3,110
1,410
1,850
13,300 North American Car
1
com
1
%
250 Nor Amer Gas A Elec cl A..
II,250 Nor Amer Lt A Power com.,,!
23 Northern Paper Mills com..
5,100
19,750
,
pref.
.
■
70
160
conv.
1
10,550 National Standard com.
17,700 National Union Radio com.
107,420 Noblitt-Sparks Ind Inc com.
14,650
17,950
2,450
•
Cumul.
i
4J4 Sale
434 Oct.
18
3334 Sale
%
27
Sale
2%
3
3
40,950 Noi 1 hwest Bancorp com.
31,070 Northwest Eng Co com
1,790 Nor West Utll pr lien pref.100
534
ux
7% preferred...........100
634
;
3,100
10
447 Okla Gas A El 7% pref
For footnotes see page 59.
100
15
434
33
534
1
Sale
Sale
30
Sale
434 Sale
10
-
Oct.
% Oct.
2534 Oct.
2% Oct.
"
3
3
3334
134
3134
534
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
634
634
1734 Sale
20
20
21
5
Oct.
21
1034 Oct.
15
Oct.
5
Oct.
9534 Oct.
8
234
134
134
Aug.
Oct.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Oct.
10
11
15
16
16
16
16
17
22
5
May 28
3234 Oct. 24
134 Feb.
7
11
Oct. 24
54
Sept. 4
Feb.
6
7
20
June 19
14
July
20
Jan.
2
Mar. 23
1134 Oct.
9
6
14
25
25
24
134 Feb.
8
2634 Mar. 25
34 Apr. 24
1334 Feb.
'
234 Mar. 25
22
Jan.
6
Sept. 13
34 Aug. 21
1% Aug. 22
Oct.
26
134 Jan.
7
4% Oct.
4
37
Aug. 12
Mar. 30
134
3134
534
34
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Mar.
Apr.
July
10
634 Oct.
28
Jan.
18
Oct.
30
Jan.
20
Oct.
Oct.
26
22
9534 Oct.
15
7
15
34
334
34
134
134
40
10
5%
12%
Sale
31
10
19
22
3434 Oct. 28
2934 Oct. 25
6034 Aug. 17
53
Oct. 30
134 Jan.
5
33
Jan. 11
1234 Oct. 29
634 May
7
634 Oct. 19
25
Sept. 19
1034 July 24
234 Oct. 28
34 Aug. 17
34 Feb. 25
Mar. 18
34 Mar. 30
434 Oct.
11
5
20
4134 July
30
Nat Republic Invest Trust—
24
Oct. 28
534 Oct. 23
1034 Oct. 30
634 Apr.
9
34
July 29
834 Oct. 19
3
40"""o"ct"~26
134 Oct.
3
Jan.
Nat Elec Power—
6,350 ! Class A common
7% cumul preferred
100
1,630
125,150 National Gypsum A n-v com.5
id
30,700 National Leather com
2,960
11
1
14
1534 Jan.
6
19
25
Oct.
434
I34 June
5
31
_
Oct. 25
634 Mar. 19
5
Jan.
4
134 Jan.
22
234~Oct"28
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
H
34
434
"134 Oct"""2
34
134
34
%
%
%
34
34 Sale
234 Sale
34
34
9
10
15
% Sale
30
30
57
Oct.
1134 Oct.
45
Oct.
10
30
24
11
15
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
28
Oct.
29
Oct.
23
3
11
11
Oct.
Oct.
30
Feb.
234 Sept.
21
Oct.
934 Oct.
734 Oct.
34 Jan. 24
2%
21
934
734
Oct.
7
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
78
60
34 July
May
25
av*
60
40
10634 Oct.
234 Jan.
Jan.
14
27
19
22
28
23
30
28
434
3034
4%
10
334
Jan.
3
22
85
Oct, 11
3
Jan.
6
16
*
•
.♦
50
29
1
8
2834 Sale
34
11
34 Sale
1534 Jan.
3134 Sept.
Oct.
2534 Oct.
Mar. 30
1334 Jan. 15
•29
2434 Sale
1%
23
31
Oct.
134 Oct.
1
Oct.
10
10
134
34 Oct.
Aug. 16
Aug. 23
20
30
31
Oct.
26
1334 Feb.
1834 Jan.
Oct.
20
5% Sale
2434 Sale
....
zl05
934 Oct. 28
Sept. 18
Oct. 15
Sept
Sale
86
July 18
Mar. 8
Jan. 28
Oct. 31
Feb.
3
11
7
June
1134
1934
3634
2534
Jan.
3634 Oct.
3234 Oct.
7% Oct.
31
38
5
34
78
Oct.
1034 Jan. 26
1534 Apr. 24
834 July 16
60
30
21
29
734 Oct. 28
11
30
"2534"Oct" "23
19
18
Oct. 11
Jan.
3
May 27
May 27
Oct. 26
2934 Oct.
54
July
15
4734 Sale
8
24
3
13
23
16
Sale
7%
11
3
15
.
21
Oct.
1334
734
1134
2834
Oct.
Sale
Sale
33
Oct.
5
21
1834 Oct.
5
97
61
934 Oct. 28
1
%
7
21
May 29
May 17
734 Jan.
2
1035 June 17
534 Oct.
3
30
Jan. 26
10
Sept. 14
16
July 11
3434 Jan. 17
634 Mar. 13
1834 Oct. 22
Oct.*" 2
:
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
6
'2034 Oct"""§ "2534 "Oct" "31
9
"39K
Feb.
534
134
634
1534
1734
19
24
934 Aug. 20
4
28
31
2
28
5,460 Nachman Sprlngfllled com.
4,080 National Battery Co pref...*
2,110
Oct.
*
common
Modine Mfg com.
200 Mohawk Rubber common
6,380 Monroe Chemical Co com
....
;
17
17
2
534 Sale
934 —~
334
434
com..*
7,250 Muskegon Blot Spec cl. A...*
.
31
26
734 Oct.
14
7
50 Mountain States Pr pref..100
730 Mosser Leather Corp com
•
1,200
Oct.
Oct.
834 Jan.
Oct"
10
Mer A Mfrs Sec cl A com
Preferred.
Oct.
Oct.
33
2634 Oct.
5634
Marshall Field A Co
1,380
19
18
11
24
29
1
1
2434 Oct.
1834 Oct.
32
Oct.
16
Apr. 29
1434 Feb. 26
934 Aug. 20
12
Sale
com.... •
7,250
2",670
1834 Oct.
1334 Jan.
16
Oct.
25
33
Mapes Cons Mfg capital
Implement
19
24
21
Oct.
934 Oct.
1% Oct.
634 Oct.
57
30
534
McWilllams Dredging Co
*
Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
100
700
Oct.
3
Sept. 16
1934 July 13
534 Oct. 31
10
Oct. 30
20
Apr.
3
12
Jan.
1
17
31
Oct.
734 Oct. 25
1934 Sept. 11
1934 July 13
3
May
4
434 Jan.
2
1834 Jan, 25
1734 Oct.
95
28
S6 conv. pref.
"A"...
•
24,880
*
16,370 Midland United Co com
Convertible
preferred
.*
2,070
3,840 Midland Utll 6% pr Hen.. 100
7% prior lien
100
3,080
7% preferred A
100
1,680
6% preferred A
100
1,340
3,180 Miller A Hart Inc conv pref.*
Minneapolis-Moline Power
430
32
9634 Sale
57
6034
Sale
2%
2034
834 Sale
5
18
8
2
17
*
com
17
25M Sale
20
.....
50
...
385,350 Middle West Utilities
81,400
10,100
1,220
2434 Oct.
1834 Oct.
2
34
45
10% Sale
1% Sale
120 Metropol Ind Co allot ctfs...
54,200 Mlckelberry's Food Prod coml
21,966
3
534 Oct.
7% Sale
15
10
550 Material Service Corp
22", 950
4
Oct.
434 Oct.
834 Oct.
Sale
40
Sale
5
com
McQuay-NorrlsMfg
Oct.
Jan.
1934 Jan.
634 Sale
Sale
preferred....*
10
McGraw Electric
2
534 Oct. 31
10
Oct. 30
1
Jan.
83
10434 Oct.
17
Oct.
1634 Oct.
22
Sale
71
11
Sale
...»
common
23% Sale
29
66
at*
13,830 McCord Rad A Mfg "A".....*
4,850
7,100
Sale
Sale
Preferred
10
850
•
4,070 Lion Oil Ref Co com.
10,520 Loudon Packing common...*
Common
new
*
20,350
1,400
17
*
com
.....
13",150
1034
6 34
3634
Sale
Kingsbury Brewing Co cap.l
Kuppenhelmer cl B com
0
198,890 Llbby, McNeill A Llbby
45,510 Lincoln Printing Co com
7% preferred
6,110
850
550
534 Oct.
834 Oct.
19
Sale
3
30
32
1234 Sale
534 Sale
7
7%
534
9
100
common
18
22
68
100
com
17
33.....
21%
pref. 50
6% preferred
15,590 Lindsay Light
31
Sale
Keystone Steel A Wire com.*
Cumulative
Oct.
62
10
com.
j t cum
Ken-RadTube A Lp
780
260
3
24
100
La Salle Ext Unlv
850
Oct. 31
3
Sale
3
2234
534 Sale
10
Sale
18
26
22
2634
540 Lawbeck Corp 6% cum pfdlOO
19,450
11,900
3,360
2,950
8
32
1
Preferred
Kentucky Util
Leath A Co
834 May
16
14
•
com
18,730
I,010
93,500
46,760
3,040
19,200
700
180
21
27
10
22
Jefferson Electric Co com...*
4,450 Kellogg Switchboard
280
9
Oct.
5534
Indep Pneum Tool v t c_...
Interstate Power $7 pref
»
$6 preferred
*
8,470
36,950
13,410
234 May
19
5 k Sale
95
97
25
Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t c
2,680
734 Oct. 25
'22% Sale
Illinois Nor Utilities pref. 100
540
534 Jan.
3
11
Sale
18% Sale
634
29,270
8,050
500
40
934 Oct. 31
534 Oct.
1734 Oct.
2
Oct.
Oct.
25
Sept. 7
Oct. 31
Oct. 21
12 116
22 10734 Oct. 29
3
Oct. 17
11
11 1234 Aug. 13
734 Sale
1634
18 34
30 34 Sale
33
*
com
2
334 Oct.
14
24
834
Oct.
4% Oct.
20% Oct.
116
Oct.
107% Oct.
34 Feb.
1
July
9
5
% Mar. 27
6
Feb. 20 3634
70
Jan.
8 118
534
Mar. 20
2
Mar. 14
2034
7
1
22
Sale
5
500
"4,500
31
25
21
31
21
29
28
2034
200 Houdallle-Hershey class A..*
Class B
•
442,360
5,460
3634 Oct.
2
11 118
Oct.
110
5
*
common..
Hormel A Co
17
334 Oct.
734 Oct.
1734
18
1734 Sale
20
10
Hart •Carter Co "«mv pref
Horders Inc
Oct.
5
Oct.
934 Sale
234 Sale
TVs
7 34
440 Hlbb Spencer Bartlett com. 25
4,350
2,869
18
18
30
Sale
30
860 Hart Schaff 8c Marx com..100
Heileman Brew Co G cap
1
■5-
8
Oct.
8*
234 Oct.
1734 Sale
*
40,050
V,
50
56", 450
& Dredge Co com
1,900 Harni8ch(e»»er Corp com.. 10
270
10
Oct.
7
16
2
26
*
1*460 Gardner Denver Co com
21,350 General Candy Corp A.....5
*
118,550 Gen Household Utll com
*
5,380 Godchaux Sugar Enc cl B
Class A
*
11,730
*
64,360 Goldblatt Bros Inc com
*
122,020 Great Lakes DAD com
5
5,600 Greyhound Corp com
110
Oct.
Dock
Fits Simons & Connell
10,220
1,950
950
950
834
14,270 Eddy Paper Corp (The).....*
5
108,380 El Household Utll Corp
...15
31,530 Elgin Nat Watch Co
*
100 Fair (The) common
4,160
19,650
6,720
8
1
Oct.
22
334
220 De Mets Inc preference
10
Jan.
11534
107 34
534
234
934 Sale
1134
10
.......100
1,270 Deep Rock Oil conv pref
6,600 Dexter Co (The) com
80
1690
Oct.
34 Oct.
5
Sale
Cohn—
Common
2,190
20
47
9
Oct.
6# Sale
1634
1834
com
1734 Apr.
30
10834 Oct.
10434 Oct.
*
35
46,170 Dayton Rubber MfA
Cum class A pref
8,545
13,250
234
10
98
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
1534 Sale
10834 110
107
—5
30
2
May
6
Oct. 10
30
98
18
7
.
Oct. 18
Oct. 30
9
Mayp 6
1334 Jan. 11
1% Sept. 19
834 Sept-119
12
1
8634 Oct.
834
118
Sale
nm
ft
25
........100
Co com
Highest
Sale Prices
22% Oct.
3634 Sale
Preferred..............100
Curtis Mfg
Lowest
Sale Prices
8
5
Crane Co com—....
....
Highest
Sale Prices
----
Cord Corporation.
Preferred..
Lowest
34 Sale
580 Cudahy Packing Co pref__100
*
119 Curtis Lighting Inc com
.;.;V.vv 520
12,650
34 Sale
8934
9034
...
210
450
2534 35
96 34 Sale
22
2,340 Coleman L'p 8c Stove com— ♦
100
120,150 Commonwealth Edison.
20 Community Pr & It $6 pref.*
190 Congress Hotel Co com...100
ft
18,200 Consumers Co com
620
6% prior preferred A...100
7% cum preferred......100
1,120
106,540 Continental Steel com......*
Ask
Ask Bid
1
Sale Prices
31
Oct.
1
Oct.
Bid
Shares
range since jan.
prices in october
24
30
134 May 13
July
1
634 Oct. 28
Oct. 30
22
July
8
10
Aug. 10
9534 Oct. 15
18
Mar. 12
1 34 Jan.
7534 Jan.
11
"
25
25
Nov., 1935]
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
Since
October
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
20
STOCK
CHICAGO
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
59
RANGE
SINCE JAN. 1
'J'
July 1 1933
;
to
STOCKS
.
•;
.
:
1
Oct.
Oct. 31 1935
1,120 Ontario Mfg Co com..——•
Oct.
31
Ask Bid
Bid
Par
.
Ask
12% Sale
13%
6% Sale
7%
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
12% Oct.
...
17
12% Oct.
1
9% Oct.
23
10
14
May 10
Jan.
,9
9% Oct.
23
Oshkosh Overall Co-
4,000
9,750
60
500
1,650
12,660
350
3,600
33,200
1,650
1,000
350
10,100
2,450
7-75
*
Convertible preferred
650
150
1,730
12,710 Quaker Oata Co
310
2,670
2,790
25,670
170
"""160
1,180
100
590
4,330
2,141
5,530
1,390
1,060
1,650
2,720
1,246
190
1,980
230
60
""920
110
290
:
7,^1 V;;;
25,700
10,400
"i'
250
300
2,100
61,100
7,950
2,900
conv
14,750 Thompson (J R)
100 United Gaa Corp common
450 U S Gypsum common
50 Util Pow A Light cl A
4
11
31
Feb.
Oct.
28
Oct.
28
~%
1%
1%
%
15%
16%
61%
73%
4%
Jan. 30
June 25
4%
4%
Sept. 27
1%
Jan.
7
56%
Jan.
3
Jan.
8 56%
Jan.
3 105
Jan. 22 115
Oct.
Oct.
Apr.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
July
July
29
23
10
23
25
25
16
13
Aug. 29
July 23
Oct.
3
1% Oct.
22
Oct.
2
Oct.
'3
101% Oct.
106
Oct.
Sale
23%
2634
2% Sale
1% Sale
1 105
.
4 111% Oct.
26
2 136% Oct.
3 145
Oct.
17
23% Oct.
31
29
128
Jan.
140
133
22
Feb.
Oct.
148
29
Jan.
9
11
3
Oct.
30
% Apr.
3
Oct.
Oct.
7
J 2
Oct.
24
M Jan.
2
Oct.
30
24
13
Oct.
2
16" Oct" "2i
108
108
10
12
14%
59
11% Oct.
51% Oct.
4
57
26
27
22
Oct.
10
109% 103
Oct.
14%
Sale
54 %
25
57% Oct.
"27% "30%
Sale
25
7
16
10
8%
16%
Oct.
23
Sale
7% Oct.
16^ 18
20
Jan.
Oct.
15
8
Jan.
15 103% Oct.
18 60% Oct.
4 30
Oct.
16
10% Oct.
15
25
95
30
11% Jan.
1% Jan.
16
Oct.
3
2
Oct.
28
28
25
25
5
Oct.
28
1
*
933
423
166
It*
75
77
Sale
Sale
16 % Sale
4% Sale
13% Sale
4% Sale
6
9
42
Oct.
3
45
Oct.
22
25% Jan.
74
Oct.
22
77
Oct.
31
69
11% Oct.
3% Oct.
17
17% Oct.
4% Oct.
6% Oct.
31
18
18
2
28
9
22
21
18
14% May
2
27% Sept. 12
7% Oct.
17
8% Oct.
26
2% Oct.
% Oct.
1% Oct.
3
3
1
3% Oct.
% Oct.
2% Oct.
11
31
30
28
4
15% Oct.
28% Oct.
2
31
Sale
Sale
7% Sale
.8
Sale
2% Sale
34
5A
1% Sale
3
Sale
15
25
19
6
1
1
si
1
275
30,871
Waukesha Motor Co com...*
Sale
19
Sale
4%
29%
34
133%
153
Stock purchase warrants..
Ward (Montgom) A Co cl A.*
84
14
12
Oct.
11
13% Oct.
28
45
40
Oct.
19
40
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
19
Oct.
24
3
34% Oct.
4% Oct.
1
14
2
30
10
15
18
1
Apr.
26% June
% Oct.
Oct.
29
% Oct.
5 139 1 Oct.
2 100
10
24
Oct.
9,410 Wleboldt Stores Inc com
60,750 Williams Oll-O-Matic com
23,900
;
?
16
31
18
31
16
22
21
36
Feb. 26
Aug.
17% Oct.
4% Oct.
6% July
3% Feb.
22% Oct.
20% Oct.
14
40
15
Jan.
20
31
Jan.
35%
127
30
*
«1(?
Sale
8
*
Zenith Radio Corp com.....*
'
Sale
10
Sale
.
9
15% Oct.
7
2%
3
2%
2%
11%
13
934 Sale
11% Sale
4% Sale
(Chic)..*
19
Oct.
20% Oct.
11% Oct.
10
2% Oct.
3
n
1% Oct.
3
10% Oct.
4% Oct.
11
23
Oct.
2
2% Oct.
19
12% Oct.
10% Oct.
2
26
Jan.
4%
32%
1%
143%
Jan.
100
5
20
10
13
10
5
15
22
Aug.
May
Aug.
June
Oct.
Aug.
Jan.
May
Oct. 24
% Aug. 16
20% Oct. 26
11% Oct. 23
Feb.
2% Mar.
June
May
May
1% Apr.
•
8% Spe.t 12
2
May 28
52
Jan.
5
3% Oct. 11
1% Aug. 14
4% Aug. 14
1% Mar. 23
% June
5
20
27
12
14
13
15
23
31
% Aug.
?H Sale*
Yellow Cab Co Inc
78
6% Jan.
34% Jan.
150 Western Pr Lt A Tel cl A...*
~2~, 600
Mar.
Mar.
May
13
16%
34%
33%
4
Sale
Sale
3%
Sale
29% Sale
28%
%
%
%
%
140
142
136
135%
Sale
98
Sale
75
34
•
.*
Mar.
40
16% Sale
3334 34%
9
25
7
5
25
5
22
31
17
8
Mar.
May
Mar.
Mar.
5%
1%
40%
%
%
%
1%
%
20
% Sale
2%
3
Jan.
10
15
5
Oct.
8
Oct.
Oct.
I*
22%
28
110
3
22% Oct.
20% Oct.
31% Oct.
Oct.
1
Vti
22
Jan.
3% Mar.
% Mar. 20
3% Jan. 14
1
Aug. 30
18
18% ~19%
15% Sale
29% Sale
Mar.
Mar.
% Jan.
54% Jan.
'93" Otc" *"7 100" "Oct" "3 i
Sale
46
45
7
21
Oct.
Aug.
60% Oct.
37% Aug.
12
Aug.
18% Oct.
3
Sept.
% Apr.
100
Oct.
46
Aug.
Jan.
Mar.
33
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.16
14
July 10
56% Oct. 29
9% Apr.
18% Oct.
2
2
16
108
Jan.
13% Oct" "28
56% Oct. 29
2
30
1% Feb.
9% Feb.
100
105
101
44
1
1% Oct.
"13% Sale" "I4"" Sale
Apr. 27
25
25
41% Oct.
28
36
36
54
Sale
112
June 21
29
23
17
23
25
25
2
2%
1
8
18% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4,300
150
21% Apr.
Mar. 19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
12 %
com.......
8
28
Aug. 16
27% Oct. 28
4%
4%
2%
1%
56%
56%
22
38
com
25
25
11
12
6
44
140
.......
Walgreen Co
5134
28%
Preferred.
...___..*
Vortex Cup Co com........*
Class A
•
Wabl Co
18% Oct.
41% Oct.
Jan.
% Jan.
5% Feb.
9
145
21
Viking Pump Co common...*
80
11
3
Oct.
3,780
1,120
29,310
9,150
28,750
54,200
1,940
4,155
430
2,650
2,050
6,200
4,800
23
28
7
2
131
141
1
Common non-voting..
150
Oct.
27% Oct.
% Oct.
3
136 % Sale
35,350 Utah Radio Products com..*
26,600 Utility A Ind Corp com
..*
Convertible preferred....*
16,250
13,450
2,450
2,550
Oct.
234 Oct.
Oct,
Sale
103
*
com
28
4% May
8
21% Mar. 13
37
Sale
144
Sutherland Paper common. 10
Swift A Co etk ...........25
Swift Internadonal...
25
133
25
pref
41% Oct.
108
*
com
9
110
St Louts Nat Stockyards cap *
Standard Dredge conv pref.*
Storkline Pur
a
53
38
37
100
Stutz Motor Car
1%
aV<*
Sale
20
.......
31
Oct.
105
Southw GAE Co 7% pref.lM
Common
Oct.
Oct.
3% Sale
4% Sale
2%
2%
;
3%
2%
101% Sale
Southwestern Lt A Pow pfd«*
1,517
74,800
26,500
1,810
1,830
33,340
269,450
85,500
27
23
14
Sale
42
Sale
if
10c
com
27%
18% Sale
~36%
37H
Seara Roebuck A Co com
*
Slgnode Steel Strap Co pf.30
Common..
Slvyer Steel Caatlnga com...*
Sou Colo Power A common. 25
Southern Union Gas
26%
Sale
35%
Reliance Mfg Co Common. 10
Preferred
..........100
Preferred
s%
Sale
Oct.
7%
4,330 Sangamo Electric Co
550
Sale
15
880 Rolllna Hoa Mills conv pref.*
41,610 Ryeraon 8c Sona Inc com...*
;
4,250
I
com..
a
27
,
6
34 Oct.
com.......
600 Reliance Interna? A
"8,250
28
it*
Preferred
...100
3,770
1,600 Rath Packing Co com
10
6,810 Raytheon Mfg Co com vtc 50c
6% preferred v tc
...5
5,940
150
57."' ■"
*
11,450 Parker Pen Co (The) com..10
1,520 Peabody Coal Co B com.
*
60
6% preferred...........100
28,910 Penn Gas A Elec A com
*
1.450 Peoples Gas'Lt & Coke caplOO
11,050 Perfect Circle (The) Co
*
51,800 Plnea Wlnterfront com
5,750 Potter Co (The) com...
12,850 Prima Co common
1,700 Process Corporation com
60,950 Pub Serv of Nor 111 com
15,400
Common.
5,740
6% preferred.....
..100
3,010
7% preferred........—100
150
fft;
Common
23
Feb.
•if
_
25
4
7,55':
■
'
■?<
•
N6 par value,
(par 6100), thus reducing the outstanding shares
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MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
1934
Shares
October——
280,434
6,115,342
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
AQGREGATE
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN OCTOBER
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
Bom
October
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
In
BONDS
October
Amoakeeg Mffi Go 4a..
Brown Go
638
12,085
2
75
Oct.
31
Mai. 29
80
Oct.
31
63H Jan.
11
85
Sept. 26
Seriea D 6a
1948
63
Jan.
8
1934
60
Oct. 31
June
8
1934
55
June 10
June
8
90
65
55
June
STOCKS
Shares.
49H Jan.
50
327 Boaton At Maine pref atpd.100
23
12
•
13,854
6,287
1,162
I,925
411
Common..
Preferred
8
Par.
Amer Ac Continental Corp..*
Amer Pneumatic Service
25
6% non-cum preferred...50
Firat preferred. .........59
Amer Telep Ac Teleg
100
Amoakeag Mfg Go
*
576 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet... *
410
Preferred. .......^.....100
8,324 Boaton Ac Albany........190
16.079 Boaton Elevated
199
,
555* Jan. 11
49
June 7
7 104X June 21
31109
Mar. 23
1948
5a
10,286
13,524
6,339
2,466
157,069
5,633
Jan.
6
8
Sale Prices
70tf Jan. 29
Seriea C 6a Jan 1
K G Mem & Blrm 4a
2,763
1,185
1,537
Highest
Mar. 28
Apr.
108
1.1945
Beat Mass StRR aer A «H* 1948
Seriea B 5a
1948
Shares.
Lowest
Sale Prices
45 M Apr.
101
Jan.
Chic Jet Ry At U S Yds 4a.l94t
5a
Highest
Sale Prices
50
45
1948
1946
1950
5J4*
5Xs
Lowest
Sale Prices
...100
..........100
Prior pref .............100
Glaaa A let pref atampedl99
1st preferred clasa A....100
Glaaa B lat pref atamped 100
Glass B lat preferred
100
1,689
Glaaa G lat pref atampedlOO
1st pref claaa C
100
934
Glaaa D lat pref atampedlOO
89
1st pref class D
100
4,509 Boston Personal Prop Tr..l00
463
591 Boaton At Providence
109
1,686 Brown At Go 6% Gum pref. 100
1.586 Brown At Durrel Co common.
10,228 Calumet At Hecla .........25
7
Apr.
H Mar.
2
2
8
12^ Sept.
2
June 13
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12KJan.
4 23
98H Mar. 21146 H
2
Apr.
3
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14H Mar. 19
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May 10
27
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Mar. 29 122
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2H
4H July
9
6X
1H May
7
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2
3
Apr. 15
5H Apr.
5
7
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4H June
4H Apr.
6
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8% July
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18
3
23
Oct.
Jan.
25
4
Sept. 30
July 29
Sept. 26
Aug. 5
Feb. 28
Aug. 30
May 7
26 H Aug. 13
9H Aug. 13
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Aug. 23
12
July 18
8
Feb. 18
11
Aug. 13
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5
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19
9
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Mar. 5153
5H Feb. 23
8H
1H July
9
4
2H Mar. 15
6
July
5
Jan. 25
Oct. 25
July
15
Feb. 25
Oct.
Jan,
Jan.
10
3
7
Jan. 21
6% Oct.
Chic Jet Ry At US Y—
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6%
cum pref
.100
26
Stamped Stock
100
95 Cliff Mining Co
25
612 Cont'l Securities Corp
5
35 Cont'l Secur Corp 5% pref 100
29,853 Copper Range Go
35
19,566 Bast Boston Go.
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12 ,691 Eastern Gas Ar Fuel Aaan com
•11,997
4J4% Gum Prior pref...100
23,669
6% Gum preferred.
100
17,386 Bast Mass St Ry Go
190
II,293
Firat preferred.
199
5,985
Preferred B
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17,372
Adjustment
199
7,938 Baatern SS Lines. Inc
*
340
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100
685
2d
preferred
*
1,421 Economy Grocery Stores...*
30,621 Edison Elec Illumination. 190
24,965 Employers' Group Assoc T C*
5,776 General Capital Corp..
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205 Georgian Inc (The) A pref. 20
German Credit & Inv Corp—
878
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4,091 Gilchrist Co
t
29,474 Gillette Safety Rasor Go....*
12 Grief Bros Cooperage A com.*
85 Hathaway Bakeries cl A^....
§61 Hatha way'a Bakeries pref
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5,679 Helvetia
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Hygrade-Sylvania Lamp—
4,443
1,288
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150 Int'l
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Hole Mach Co. 10
3,738 lot Hydro-Elec Sys cl A...25
212 Island Greek Coal
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5,6811 ale Royal Copper.....
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417 LIbby McNeil Llbby...
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1,973 Loew'a Theatres
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817
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18,016 Mass Util Associates v t c_..*
10.080 Mergenthaler Linotype
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1,334 Nat Serv Co com aha tr ctfa—l
20,266lNew England Tel At Tel...199
For footnotes see page 61
Jan.
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5
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1
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Oct.
Jan.
11
6
19
26
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8
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7
July
Aug.
8
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Sept. 27
Oct.
31
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5ff Oct, 31
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Aug.
9
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3
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BOSTON
AGGREGATE SALES
>In
October
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
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67
3,433
25
1,359
2,311
BOSTON
Low from
July 1 1933
STOCKS
Oct. 31 1935
4,811
310
700
8", 132
8~327
120
25
mYM
800
783
100
2,194
578
5,847
579
1,380
54,910
Northern RR (N H)
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Cld
100
Colony
Old Dominion Co
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Pacific Mills
1*0
Sale
108
1Q7
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1
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16
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2
Oct.
29
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8
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82X Oct.
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660 Venezuela Holding Corp
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436 Vermont Ac Massachusetts 100
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7
6
18
2
134 Jan.a 7
234 Jan. 25
I
1
1
May 11
3
May 17
Apr.
5 128
Oct. 14
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934 Oct. 25
.
120
29
.
June 14
6
Feb.
Feb.
20
19
Feb.
634 Jan.
20
5
20
May 11
70
234 Sept. 28
1334 May 10
434 Jan.
3
2534 July
8
12" ""Oct" "21
7
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12
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Sep
13
Sept.
2534 Jul}y
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are
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Oct.
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434 Sept. 10
86
Sept. 18
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2
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*
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Oct.
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2
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Oct.
2
*
31
4
18
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16,149 Warren Bros
Oct.
1934 Jan.
July
18
Oct.
25
29
18
49c
934 Oct.
Jan.
10
26
4
4
14
8
35c
3534 Jan.
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Jan.
May 2
1234 Jan. 18
5
Oct.
128
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Sept. 11
93
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17
Oct.
Jan.
22
2
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June 20
134 Oct.
7
1634 July 16
234 June 18
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Apr. 25
1034 Oct. 31
1534 May 24
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2
Sept.18
65
Aug. 16
19
Jan.
1
Aug. 12
72
15c
26
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40X Oct.
X Oct.
1)4 Oct.
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49c Oct.
69
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Oct.
Feb.
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Feb.
6 112
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2
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13.331 Torrington Co
3,932 Waldorf
Highest
Sale Prices
Oct.
2)4 Oct.
109"
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RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
Sale
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650 Suburban Elec Secur com-.*1
59
1,090
105
50
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United Shoe Mach
61
Sale Prices
82
534
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50
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65,547
5,886
14,877
175,203
311
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Reece Folding Mach Co
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5,333
1,907
31,589
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11,956 Pond Cr Pocahontas Co
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1,475
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MONTHLY AND YEARLY
RECORD
=?3=
RANGE OF PRICES ON
October
Shares
i
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
AGGREGATE
In'■
October
—
SALES
$
1,400
3,400
1,000
10,300
500
Oct. 31 1935
Oct.
1934
$107,800
1,409,403
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS—
Conduit
1962
Conduit
1958
O B coupon
1962
Sewerage Impt
1961
Lowest
31
Oct.
1
4a
4s
4a
4a
112*$" octal
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Oct""II
112}$
.1960
1936
1957
......1956
1951
100 4s Harbor Ser
"200
600 4s Harbor Ser_.
300 4s Jones Falls
100
3,600 4a Annex Improvement.. 1954
4,600 4s Annex Improvement..1951
11,000 4s Art Museum (cpn)_.._1953
300 4s Public Park Impt.....1955
3,600 4a Paving Loan.........1951
300 4a School House
1957
100 4s 2d School serial
1945
600 4s 2d School serial
1948
600 4s 2d School Loan..
1947
500 4a 2nd School (cpn) ....1944
700 4s 2d Water Serial
400 4s 2d Water Serial
2,500 4s 2d Water serial..
300 4s 2d Water serial
Jan
Mar. 14 113
116}$ May 20 116% May 20
Sept. 19
4 115
104% Jan.
Feb. 20 112% Sept. 27
108
Jan. 15
Jan. 15 106
106
Jan.
7
Jan.
7 106
106
Feb. 20 111% July
108
9
Aug.
2
100
Aug.
2 100
110% Apr. 13 110% Sept. 14
109}$ Mar. 27 110% Sept. 14
109% Mar. 27 112% Oct. 31
July 20
Jan. 16 114
106
Feb. 20 112% Aug. 16
107
June 24
June 24 120
120
Jan.
5
Jan.
5 106
106
July 17
Feb. 20 112
107
112
Sept. 19 112% Sept. 16
Aug. 16
107
Aug. 16 107
May 17
109
May 17 109
107
May
6
Mar.
5
106%
Apr. 13
Jan.
7 103
105
Oct. 18
112}$
Oct. 14 121}$
Oct. 14
112
Oct. 18 113
112% Sale
Oct. 18
Il2%~ Oct.31 Il2%"6ct.~3l
112
Oct.
4 112
Oct.
4
100 4s 2d water serial
June 12 110
108
109
June
1948
103% Mar. 25 103% Mar. 25
Feb. 20
Feb. 20 107
107
Feb. 20
Feb. 20 107
107
Aug. 26
Jan. 29 110
101
2,900 3%s New sewerage Impt..1980
1,500 Atl Coast Line Conn 5% ctfs
103%
103% Sale
Oct.
1 103%
Oct.
72,400
24,000
7,000
Trac
Nth
Co..
Balto
1,000
Dlv 1st 5s
1942
9,500
lat 5a certificates.....1942
128,400 Bait Transit Co 4s flat..l975
62,200
A 5s flat
..1975
10,500
B 5s flat
1975
5,000 Century Parkway Corp 6sl956
3,000 Consol Coal ret 4%s'ctfgU934
2,000
1st 5s ctfs
1950
1,000 Consol Gaa 1st 5a.
1939
2,000 Davison Realty Co 6s
1940
6,000
6s ctfs (flat)
1948
4,000 Ga & Ala Ry 1st cons 5s ctf '45
1,000 Ga Caro & Nor 6s ctfs...1934
4,000 Ga Marble Co 1st 6s (flat)1950
1,000 Gibson Island 6s
1936
1,000 Inter-Ocean Oil Co 1st 7s '35
4,000 Lake Roland 1st 5s
1942
192,000 Maryland El Ry 6%s (flat)1957
1,000
6%s— —
1962
43,000
6s
1933
87,000
6% (certificates)
1933
1,000 Norfolk St Ry 5s
1944
17,000 North Avenue Market 6U.1940
Sale
&
El
15* Sale
Sale
80
85
11*
81
41,693
2,982
106
1,314
1,357
1,173
699
195
59,718
9,105
1,420
14,426
1,194
224
Bait Transit Co
1st Preferred
26
t c
Preferred
52
100
99
5
common
3
*
*
:
s4
m
«
Oct. 17
Oct. 17 100
101}$ 100
1,527
543
11,158
2,327
923
320
1,100
11,087
1,465
""145
479
175
ser
D_.
5%% pref serE...
*
100
100
5% preferred
100
4,198
._*
3,676 Davison Chemical Co
1
2,254 E Porto Rlcan Sugar com
Preferred..
1
1,773
1
24,723 Eastern Sugar Assoc co m
Preferred
1
3,238
1,680 Emerson Bromo Selts A...2.50
5,990 Fidelity Ac Deposit........20
4,688 Fidelity & Guar Fire Corp. 10
2,487 Finance Co of Am class A...*
71
Class B
For footnotes see page 63.
21
Sale
% Sale
3
Sale
17
33%
117
Sale
Sale
*
Sale
22}
26}
28%
%
3
6
Oct,
5
20
Oct.
23
Oct.
2
3
6%
23}
27}
Jan,
May
Aug.
80
Mar.
Oct. 18
Mar.
*
Oct.
19% Sale
33% Sale
Sale
3
20
33
118^
Oct. 11
34
3 119
Oct. 26
Oct.
2
Oct.
9
111
Oct. 22 111
Oct. 22
15%
Oct.
Oct.
110% 112
23
85
i
22
*45%
80% Sale
84
Sale
79
Oct.
3
85%
Oct. 15
115%
91
9c
Sale
■y*
15 %
3
21
86""
39
8
■
115%
Sale'
;,
4%
8
8
17% Sale
22% Sale
90
87
Sale
38
9
" Sale"
39
10
Oct. 25
Oct. 21 116
114
Sale
11% Sale
Mar.
4
8
Jan.
3*
Aug. 30
Aug. 30
%
%
Oct. 10
10
Oct.
20
Oct.
2
3
Oct. 28
Oct. 25
38
9
Oct .""2
Oct. 24
Oct. 17
26
Oct. 17
Oct." 17
Oct.
7
Oct. 22
26
2
Feb.
4
1% Jan. 26
1% Feb.
5
20
Feb.
1
19
Jan. 30
6
Sept. 28
6
July 16
10c Feb.
8
23% Oct.
23
31
8
1
3%
25
4
Apr.
1
14
40
20
7%
23% Feb. 25 34
Apr. 17 120
July 30 51
iS*
18*
Oct.
22
Jan.
33
15
2 117
29%
Jan.
7
53
Jan.
2
Jan.
4
109% Feb.
2
104% Jan.
Sept. 27
3A
Hi*
6
11
lg.H
26
Mar. 19
20
2
41} Feb.
22.. Jan. 11
2
6% Jan.
90
8
June 20
3
Jan.
4
Aug. 31
Sept. 20
July
8
Apr.
1
Oct.
Aug.
26
9
Mar. 26
Aug. 15
Aug. 12
Jan. 26
May
2
May
1
Aug. 10
115% June 10
113% July 15
117
Sept. 10
Mar.
4
1
25
a*
Jan.
90
4
5% Feb.
July 25
July 26
Jan.
Feb.
20
111
15
"86"
8
1% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 15
1% Feb.
20
4
111% May 21
104
100
•■M'
80
% Feb. 25
Apr.
3
May
Mar. 28
Apr. 23
Apr. 12
June 24
Mar. 28
Jan. 19
Jan.
9
20
3l
[06% June 21
52% Mar. 15
99% Aug. 13
%
10%
10%
%
%
11%
10%
2%
1%
Oct. 23
Oct. 26
Jan.
Feb. 20
7% Mar. 12
43
Feb. 28
48
July
8
12
June
50
99
I
Aug.
25
Mar.
Jan.
Oct.
Oct. 30
Oct.
1
Sale
Sale
119
no
Consol Gas E L Ac Power..
6% preferred
i„...
u%
5%% preferred
6%% 1st preferred.....100
7% preferred
25
Apr.
2%
Ches & Pot Tel of Bait pf—190
com
June
10c Feb.
\l*
8%
25
Preferred
49% June 28
10% May 28
15% May 28
45
Aug. 20
95
Apr. 26
4
Mar. 26
37
7c
*
100
44
Aug.
May
May
35^
Par.
t c...
39% May
3
.11% Feb. 15
Mar.
106%
49
Oct.
9
Feb. 21
Jan. 30
Feb.
Jan.
1,062 Commercial Credit pref B—25
460
34
79
Mar.
i7% Feb.
10
33 Commercial Credit
r:
85
14
Oct.
15
Baltimore Tube common.. 100
Black Ac Decker
80
33% Jan.
39% May
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
35
95
4
.......
com v
v
Sept.
80% May
Oct.
10
Arundel Corporation——..*
Atlantic Coast L (Conn)...50
45 Autollne Oil pref
"""322
Oct.
Feb. 16
17% Feb. 18
18% Aug. 29
17% Oct.
1
42
.1949
1949
1949
1941
^..1941
2,900 Appalachian Corp
,
19
Oct.
1936
1936
...1949
1949
1949
STOCKS.
Shares
"Y, 236
Feb.
13%
funded 5a
37,000
(flat)...
47,500
Funding 5a (ctfs)
79,000
Firat 6a (flat)
195,000
1st 6a ctfs (flat).
85,000
Income 4s (flat)
75,000
Income 48 ctfs
185,000
Firat 4a (flat)
273,000
1st 4s ctfs (flat)
88,000 Wash B & A 5s flat
141,000
(Md.) 5% tr ctfs
3,000
Shares
Ry
19
Oct.
1,000 Richmond Dairy 1st 6s..1944
United
13
18% Jan. 30
15
Mar. 5
nslH
16,000 Read Drug & Chem 5%s_1945
1,000
Sale
14
Sale
1
1 103% Oct.
11% May
81
Mar. 12
Apr.
Mar.
11
1953
1953
4%% (certlfs)
4%s
Balto
Apr.
4
June
4 108
Mar. 12 109
100
1
Bait Spar Pt & Chea—
17,000
22,000
June 12
110
1951
1949
1942
1957
1954
100 4s 2d water aer
500
Oct. 15 113
112%
1958
100 3%s Funding
5 110 % May 13
Sept. 30
106
108
.......1961
3,500 4a Water Loan
500
1
Highest
100 4a School House........ 1961
100 4a Burnt District..
"200
1935
$108,220
1,859,220
PRICES IN OCTOBER
BONDS
300 4a Dock Loan
{
"600
Oct. 31
Jan. 1 to
Loto from
July 1 1933
Since
October
18,994
374,509
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
Bond Sales
1935
61,904
497,117
Stock Sales
July 24
July
6
Oct. 25
Sept. 13
Feb.
8
Sept.
Aug.
9% Oct.
8% July
40
19
14
22
17
Nov., 1935]
AGGREGATE
BALTIMORE
SALES
In
Since
October
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
90
30
Low from
July I
STOCKS
Oct. 31 1935
Oct. 1
Oct.
Ask Bid
49
; t
Sale
X
10%
26
50 X
34
m m
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■
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m
m
m
m
25
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5
Mar. 16
25
16
Mar. 16
X Oct.
1
5% May 15
X June 13
25
Oct.
11
IX Oct.
23
—
Jan.
Oct.
29
Oct.
23
21
23% Oct.
28
15 X Jan.
8
5c Mar. 21
3
Oct.
51 % Oct.
Oct.
24
39
2
35
Oct.
9% Oct.
25
6
88 X
53
11
Mar. 18
1
3934 Oct.
1
35
Oct.
2
35
8% Oct.
2
18
4
98
96X Oct.
71
Oct.
5
Oct.
11
70% Oct.
31
8
10H Sale
31^ Sale
20
9% Oct.
3d"" "32"
3
Oct""I
3134
11% Oct. 25
2X June 19
4
National
*
Securities
New York Stock.
Exchanges
3i^"o"ctT""i
Jan.
15
24
51X Oct.
35
Oct.
2
10^ Aug. 12
Aug.
6
76
Sept. 20
11
July
9
Mar. 11
98
3
July
9
Apr. 23
Feb.
23
28
5c Mar. 21
2
5% Jan.
Oct.
23% Oct.
June 28
80
28
8
29
6
Jan.
8
June 28
% Jan. 21
5c Mar. 20
10% Sale
11
2% June 20
IX July IS
Sept. 19
Jan.
5
Oct.
IX Jan.
127 X Sept. 14
7
Mar.
5
615 Western National Bank
11
25
3
Aug. 15
Sept. 16
1% Apr.
15
Jan.
7
.....
United Rys & Elec Co com.50
US Fidelity 8c Guar—.....2
764 Western Md Dairy Corp pref*
10% May 23
14
IX Feb.
23
20
6c Feb.
21
11% June 18
21
93
June 24
32 X July 25
May 24
par'value.
No
The
109
2,580
105,633
mm
8,150
mm
7
2
180 Seaboard Comm Icom A...10
75
Preferred
...10
304 Standard Gas Equip pref 100
mmmmmm
-
35
9% Sale
98X 96X
77% 76 X Sale
109
-----
Preferred................5
2
Sale
Sale
97J4
Oct.
Oct.
22
Sale
9
Casualty..5
358 Northern Central Ry...—.50
4,079 Penna Water 8c Power.—*
108
11
11
27
X Oct.
"Oct.
25
23y8
2
309
Oct.
Oct.
9
9Vs Jan.
Feb.
IX Mar. 19
2m
22
3954 Sale
46
25
37X Oct.
14
5
210
Sale
2134
35
New Amsterdam
25
Sale Prices
5
Sept. 14
9% Jan.
1
2,151
Preferred...
.......100
20 ifo20 National Marine Bank
30
44,129
Oct.
Oct.
227 X
548
4,312
9
1
Highest
Sale Prices
3
Aug.
1
27
Aug.
6
16"" Oct723
IX Oct.
322 Mortgage Bond & Title com.*
423 Mt Vern-Wood) Mills Com 100
'
260
9
11%
IX Sale
68 Mercantile Trust Co...——50
'
37 X Oct.
8
X Oct.
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
4
Oct. 23
7% Oct.
Sale
9
4,324 Merch & Miners Transp
*
6,502 Monon W Penn PS 7% pref.25
543
Sale
9%
25
25
Second preferred,-———25
1,276
23,313 Maryland Cas Co. J
1
Junior coot pref ser B....1
50,911
629
Highest
Sale Prices
4
Oct. 23
3754 Oct.
8
139
8% cum preferred.......25
1,000 Mfri Finance common v t
*
1st preferred
3,413
.25
2
m
Ask
Preferred
....-.>.100
105 Home Credit Co pref..—
5Q
469
60
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
132
'
mmmm
31
*
com
63
PRICES IN OCTOBER
38,688 Houston Oil preferred.... 100
164 Humphrey Mfg Co com.....*
20
mmm
EXCHANGE
1933
Bid
560 Guilford Realty Co
5,672
0':v
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
which low prices since July 11933 were made (designated
by superior figures in tables), are as follows:
* New York Curb.
Von
7';"
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
AQQREQATE
In
October
1935
"i',666
"16,260
"2",000
Shares
4.082
1,666
14,096
615
22,962
9,633
"3", 592
102
348
"3",830
871
; """47
1,327
45,639
16,681
3,653
""610
4,813
130
623
1,300
460
2,473
^"""156
■
2,558
Home Loan 3s
4s
44,614
2,577
176
236
•
No par
24%
Phila & Rd Coal & Iron 6s '49
Phlla Elec (Pa) 1st • f 4s. 1966
1st 5s
1966
~iox
Sale
30
"16""" Oct" 21 Woctr 2
Oct.
Oct.
1997
1951
Treasury 3s.....
3%s
Oct.
10
Oct.
10
112% 112% 112X 113
111
Oct.
25 112% Oct.
10
-
26
108%
105%
109% Oct.
21
Sale
JA%
Sale
•
Sale
9% Sale
Sale"
%
X
vto——*
2%
50
57 ?s
Manufactur'g.50
100
65
""ijioct:
7% Oct.
"IX
Apr.
Feb.
Oct.
134 Oct.
4 Oct.
15
22
5234 Oct.
25
66
103
29
3
Oct.
14
30J4 Oct.
18
Oct.
25
1 103.25June 24
9
Mar. 20
1034 Oct.
51
9
Feb.
Feb.
4 104
22
Mar. 13
May 23
Apr. 25
2
Aug.
1
134 Oct.
16
" Oct.
7
3
Oct.
25
Oct.
3
Sale
109% Sale
9934 Oct.
2834 Oct.
2 10934 Oct.
28
31
113% Sale
34% Sale
22% Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7134 Sale
6434 °ct.
Oct
.
11034 'Oct!.
'28% ~W
27
%
%
M
4% Sale
*
16 X
82 J
1154
7%
.•
Ex-dividend.
which low prices since
M
3% Sale
Oct.
% Oct,
X Oct.
354 Oct.
7
11434 Oct.
31
22
7134 Oct.
11
7
10
25
V
15
10
*
17%
10734
Sale
Sale
X;
15
Oct.
31
2
Oct.
28
Oct.
15
34 Oct.
34 Oct.
434 Oct.
11
1
Oct.
Oct.
9
30
14
Vi
15
10
Oct.
Oct.
4
23
1234 Oct.
1034 Oct.
Jan.
May 23
Feb.
194 Jan.
7
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
8
Mar.
Oct. 31
15
July 16
3 11434 Oct.
4
6
3434 Aug.
Feb.
6
12
2534 May
69
5
Aug. 15
19 12154 Apr.
8
Mar. 20 112
June 15
Oct. 15
Apr. 11 30
Feb. 15
% May 17
Feb.* 16
134 Apr. 27
Mar. 14
3
634 Jan.
Jan.
,
1
Jam 15
1834 Aug. 17
Feb.
20
Feb.
28 108
24
Feb.
21
29
July
31
July 1 1933 were made (designated by superior figures In tables).
t Low price not Including cash or odd lot sales
1734 Jan.- 30
Jan.
July 20
9
Apr.
60
1254
9X
1!*
50
Mar. 15 •;'V4
Jan.
■
Mar.
6
634 Jan.
June 21
434 Jan.
Oct. 31
2234 Jan.
Oct.
18
108
10634 Oct.
Sept.13
3134 Sept. 12
6934 July 19
Aug. 17
Mar. 27
Mar. 12
30
Mar. 25 109
Mar. 20
2 118
29 Ill
4 30
h52%
22
June 26
Oct. 25
2
Jan.
34% Oct.
2434 Oct.
234 Oct.
434 Oct.
234 Oct.
1234 Oct.
10
1
Mar.
Sale
10654 Sale
60*
.—...*
X
25
5
5
Mar. 19
Oct. 29
""I
2
23
3
31
10
May
Oct.
25
42% Jan.
Jan.
% Oct.
Sale
Oct.
2
13
1554 Oct. 30
Apr. 18 12134 Sept. 17
Mar. 15
7% Oct. 15
Mar. 15
66
Oct. 14
Oct. 15
Sept. 14
"634 Oct" ""I
Oct.
1% Sale
3
%
Certificates of deposit.—..
440,638 United Gas Impt com.......*
* New York Curb.
9
1
3
1
27% Sale
70
26
t
...50
.
54% Oct.
% Oct.
734 Oct.
118"
1
Preferred
•
100 U S Dairy class B
._*
40 West Jersey & Seash RR..50
5
•••••
30
16
15
14
1 121
Oct.
3
7% Oct.
June
Bridge....*
on
5% Sale
8% Sale
100
17,86l
1534 Oct.
11254
3354
2234
2
154
2%
4X Sale
334
2J4
2%
2%
1034 Sale
9%
.
,
28
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Phlla Elec Pow pref.......25
Phlla insulated Wire.......*
Tonopah-Beimont Devel
Tonopah Mining
36X Oct.
Oct.
5154 Sale
44% Oct.
Sale
103 X 10334 101
Oct.
29
28%
3034 2734 Oct.
25
Series B 6% pref
14
14
Sale
25
Pennsylvania RR
35X Oct.
119
51
Lehigh Coal & Navigation..*
Lehigh Valley
50
...
19
Sale
50
Mitten Bank Sec Corp
36* Sale
120% Sale
7
6%
62
70
% Sale
Sale
53
Electric Storage Battery..100
Horn 8c Hardart (Phlla) com.*
Horn 8c Hardart (N Y) com
•
Insurance Co of N A
10
Exchanges
108
112 X
106X
103.7 Mar.
100
1,868 Westmoreland, Inc
4,048 Westmoreland Coal
110X
44
Aug.
7 107 % Aug.
5
Apr. 24 99% Apr. 24
Ma
ay
9 105 X May
9
Aug.
2 102 % Aug.
2
Mar. 13
26
Sept. 18
June 11 3434 June 11
Aug. 22 10654 Feb. 21
May 11 11334 Feb. 25
Jan. 18 111% Jan. 19
Mar. 12 109
July
5
Jan. 11 107 X Feb. 25
Jan. 22 110J4 June
1
Aug.
7 11234 Aug.
7
Sepc. 9 '"634 Sept. 9
10433z Aug. 22 104332 Aug. 22
..........
Union Traction.
102 X
20
110%
I69^~Oct~~21
•
Budd Wheel Co
Cambria Iron
Tacony-Palmyra
29
Par
Budd (E G) Mfg Co
Preferred
Preferred
Jan.
Jan.
5
20
Jan.
4
17 101.15 Mar.25
Mar. 26
103
American Stores..
*
Bankers Securities pref....50
Bell Tell Co of Pa pref
100
Pennroad Corp
May 18
34%
-
1949
Rights...
29 115
21
21
Oct.
12
25
26
-
Reading Terminal 5s
U S
44
1967
Reading general 4%*
The National Securities
* New
York Stock
25
m^
Registered............
Penna Salt
Jan.
10
99.16Feb. 28
99.16 Feb. 28
10354 Jan. 17 10354 Jan. 17
3154 Mar. 26 31% Mar. 26
27
24%
m
Phila Elec 1st 8c ret 4s
1971
Phila Elec Pow Co 5Hs—1972
127
x
Highest
Sale Prices
1981
.
value,
Lowest
Sale Prices
44
563
"v:
Highest
100.4 Jan.
Pennsylvania RR 6%a
1936
Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s_..1943
4^s...
1
Sale Prices
1948
Penn Pr & Lt 4%a.
SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
Annuity 6s
Registered
RANGE
Lowest
-..a.-
117
ctf of deposit .............
923 Scott Paper
.*
136
Series A 7% preferred..100
2,926
25,740
30,484
22,958
Ask
1934
$149,400
1,186,349
115
13
4,208 Phila Rapid Transit
50
8,024
7% preferred
..50
7,987 Phlla 8t Reading Coal 8c Iron*
13,411 Philadelphia Traction
50
v
31
1952
203 Phila Dairy Prod pref..—.25
7,364 Phila Elec of Pa |5 pref
_.*
37,848
1,836
Oct.
Ask Bid
1 Minchill & Schuylk Haven.50
2,071
15,690
234,760
115,355
1 »,961
100
498
1
1935
$91,611
2,360,353
107% Feb. 28 107% Feb. 28
"12X
Certificates of deposit...
STOCKS
30,675
5,502
15,865
41,657
1,475
36,463
54,132
3,802
15,853
5,392
2,797
12,539
29,895
12,953
10
1,600
1,920
4^s
1939
Bell Telephone 5s
1948
Elec 8c Peoples tr ctfs 4s_1945
Shares
815
Oct.
Am Tel
400
2Xs
1952
8,000 Lehigh Nav series A 4^8.1954
6,000 Lehigh Valley 4s........2003
10,000
5s
2003
3,000
2,000
1,000
2,000
45,000
1,000
2,200
96,500
2,400
2,000
8,000
47,000
1,000
4,000
35,000
1,000
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Bid
5,000
.
Oct. 31
$
"5"66O
Bond Sales
October
XLow from
July 1 1933
BONDS
1,000
2,000
592,411
39,878
67",411
f';.
1934
170,035
2,668,778
PHILADELPHIA v
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
$
■
..Shares.
SALES
1935
584,761
3,283,445
-
October
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31...
are as
Oct.
14
34 July 20
62
Mar.
1234 Oct.
1034 Oct.
follows:
9
14
29
t
,
Cleveland Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
-/i;. v!.
■
■:: ft;
■■■)■■!,<
•
■■
:
■■■
!v'
STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND
Shares
October
356,213
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
CLEVELAND
Low from
STOCK EXCHANGE
July 1 1933
BONDS
Oct. 31 1935
SALES
AGGREGATE
In
Since
October
Jan. • 1
Z
•'
*
l.ooo
"Vr
STOCKS
Shares
Shares.
*
Jan. 1 to Oct.
2,063
248
76
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
par
...100
Preferred......
30%
39
8%
65
44% 48
39%
40
9% Sale
76
Sale
30% 32
39% Sale
8%
9
63;
65
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
46
2
3
9
2
Oct.
25
20 Canfield Oil
10
17,943
1,729
1,848
3,232
378
1,334
2,814
13,802
7.055
176
4,523
10,057
46
14% Sale
78%
80
2%
100
—
*
Cleveland Builders Realty..*
(a)Cleve Builders Supply...*
pref.
Cleveland Cliffs Iron
35
114
.
pref 100
Cleveland Elec 111 0%
589 (a)Cleveland Quarries
*
956 Cleveland Rjrs...........100
46
14% Sale
78
-—
73
2%
Sale
Sale
110% Sale
2,28£
'107
Dow Chemical......
Preferred
35
76% Oct. 30
80
60
58
14
16%
16%
Sale
10
Oct.
30
(a)Edwards (Wm) 6% pref.100
47
Sale
7%
30% Sale
45
Sale
*
805
2.056
170
*
1,025 Federal Knitting Mills
193 (a) Ferry Cap & Set Screw. _*
85 (d) Firestone Tire & R pref 100
...
.
2,105
525
...
Poote Burt
15% Oct.
16
7
4
Oct.
2% Oct.
4
509 Fostoria Pressed Steel......*
30
265
Gen Tire 8c Rub
6% pf
100
(a)Geometric Stamping...
*
Goodrich (B F)
...»
'ill
Preferred..............100
'fs Goodyear Tire 8c Rub 1st pf*
...100
388 Great Lakes Towing
Preferred..
..........100
333
78
88
442
2,266
Greif Bros Cooperage
.*
290
1,452
Halle Brothers
10
6
281
Preferred..............100
*
1.337 Hanna (M A) $5 pref
(h) 87 Preferred..........*
1,459
•
1,443 Harbauer..
*
1,913 (a)Harrls-Seybold-Potter
..*
5,534 Interlake SS...
Jaeger
Machine............*
6,285
1,063
'"322
Tin
1,189
655 (i)Kaynee Co
(i) Preferred......
83
7,382 Kelly Island L 8c T
;-;i
10
......
100
.
1,990
4
Sept. 30
35
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
2% Oct.
2% Jan.
15
Mar.
L10% Jan.
5% May
53% Apr.
50
Apr.
10
Feb.
12
73
17
\
1
Oct" II "64" "Oct""" I
Oct.
Oct.
62% Oct.
8
17^
3
1
Oct. 26
103
102
—
116
Oct.
Oct.
15 102
18 116
47
10
SO
47
Oct.
1
9
Oct.
10
35
Sale
30
44
Oct.
Oct.
2
24
51%
52%
Oct. 15
Oct. 18
10
10
48
9
Oct.
Oct.
35
Oct. 31
50
Oct.
29
"
"5" "Sale"
•
24
100
98% 102
Elec Controller 8c Mfg.
580 Enamel Products..........
Faultless Rubber
14
16
2
Jan.
35
9
2
116—- 117
100
5,484
100
25
31
55
Jan.
we:
12%
9
"5" "Oct" "I "11% Oct" "28
9% Oct.
90
66]
9% Oct.
3
Oct. 10
3
90% Oct. 11
18
20
Mar. 14
5
3
8
8
Mar. 13
Apr.
3% Apr.
'j*ir
14
55
84
20
40%
30%
43
38
40
31
80
77
12
85
14
~l4"""o"ct"""3 "i4"^"bctl""3
Oct.
7
30% Oct.
8
40
35
40% Oct.
5
33% Oct. 28
22
Oct.
18
Oct. 11
18
23
18% 20
Oct.
102
Oct. 16 102
101% 104% 101%
100% —- 101
1Q3% 100% Oct. 2 101% Oct.
21
16
Oct.
5
19%
17%
19
20
18% Oct.
2
20
9
9
9%
.
9%
16%
17
9% Oct.
"24% Sale"
11% Oct.
15% Oct.
4
44
9
10
97
Oct.
Mar. 20
8% May
8
45% May
7
72
Mar. 19
12% May 17
40
Jan. 14
27
Jan. 14
Oct.
17
Jan.
Jan.
29
14
July
11
Mar. 14
Mar. 18
July 31
Sept. 11
Oct.
31
Oct.
29
Jan.
25
94% July 11
11% Oct. 28
9
10% May
Mar. 14
17
1% Jan.
10
Feb. 21
45% May
7
86
Feb.
11
14
Apr. 18
50
May 17
33% Oct. 28
21
Oct.
Apr.
Sept.
103
Sept. 10
Oct. 24
Jan.
107
23
Apr. 28
June
15
50
22
Feb.
23
Jan.
5
July
13
Mar.
29
Oct.
Jan.
11%
9%
75
24%
3%
Oct.
31
15
12
July
75
Oct." I
24% Oct. 31
14
Sept. 30
May 24
May
8
*6%
35
24
16
17% Oct. 26
Apr.
8
Sept. 11
22% Sept.11
Jan.
3
40
Mar. 29
2
1% May
90% Apr. 29
5
Jan.
5
8
Mar
4
Jan.
7
"75" "Oct" ""I
Jan.
% Jan.
6% Apr. 13
30
"26% "27% "29"" Sale" "25"" "o"ct**"9 "29" "Oct" "31
"75"" Sale"
1% Feb. 14
85
Mar. 8 103
112% Jan. 16 117
6
6
Mar. 18
21
Jan. 10 62
90
18
9 115% July 11
Jan. 11
6
16
Oct.
1
29 64
Aug. 23
11 66
4
1
52
% Apr. 26
46
8
10 100
Jan. 16
4
2% Mar. 6
16
8% Mar. 11
...»
—
Oct.
Oct. 31
24,724 (g) Corrlgan McKinney vot'g . 1
(g) Non-voting...........1
11,307
1,150
76
76
31% Oct.
5 44
110% Oct. 31 114
60% Sale
Sale
15
2
20.136
100
60
June 28
4
30
Oct.
8
Oct.
2% Oct.
— —
41
Sale
62
Cliffs Corporation v t c
20 Commercial Bookbinding.,
10~669
Oct.
25
1% Feb.
~64~~ Sale" "51" "65""
Certificates of deposit. .100
1480 (a)CleveUnion Stockyards..*
1,682 (a)Cleveland Worsted Mills.*
■
11
15
Oct.
% Jan.
—100
Pref
313
9~469
common.....
City Ice & Fuel..
Oct.
Feb.
25
45
3
Oct.
11
4
35
12
Mar. 20
2
% June 27
% Apr. 26
8% Jan.
2
39
Apr. 11
40
35 (b)Bessemer Limestone A...*
;loo (c)Brown Fence & Wire B
*
725 (a) By era Machine A...
7
7 103% Jan.
103% Jan.
89
20,238 Allen Induatrlee Inc
Preferred...
*
1,612
12,211 Apex Electric & Mfg..—..*
620
$2,00
31--—
31
Oct.
585 (a)Aetna Rubber
*
75 (a) Akron Rubber Reclaiming *
1,745
-
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Bid
Par
Firestone T 8c R of Cat 5s 1942
October
Oct. VJ-):
1934
1935
Bond Sales
1934 <
18,912
271,814
1935
67,838
Stock Sales
July
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
2
Apr.
Oct.
31
Mar. 13
775 (e)Korach (S) Co
285
4,318
Lamson Sessions...........*
.........*
1,837 Leland Electric
*
2,608 McKee (Arthur G) B
3,958 Medusa Portland Cement...*
3,559 Metropolitan Paving Brick..*
1,267
525
210
15
10
Preferred....
..100
150
100 Midland Steel Products.....*
""'60
375 Miller Wholesale Drug......*
._._*
2,188 (a)Mohawk Rubber
""'50
295 Monarch Machine Tool Co..*
........
9,634 Murray Ohio Mfg
530 Myers (F E) Bros Pump
1,652
10
2,620 National Acme
1,070 (f)National Carbon pref__100
8,335 National Refining........25
225
,
r
""542
311
1,903
15,908
4.338
3,600
240
l'360
7,856
6,208
714
662
■V
"'349
281
4
2,154
y
8,597
1,302
...........
Preferred............
National Tile..
National Tool
Preferred
18
118
..*
...
100
♦
50
common
.....
Nestle Le Mur "A**
.......50
.....
Nineteen Hundred Corp
A__*
Ohio Braes B..............
Preferred.............. 100
.100 Otis Steel.........
Packer Corp
.._......*
y 1*565
302 (e) Paragon ftefg 3d pay'tend*
(e)B v t c 3d pay't end...*
300
6,507 Patterson-Sargent. ........*
384
21,419
100
Peerless
Richman
Bros...
RivCr Raisin Paper Co
For footnotes see page
Corp..............3
65.
...*
3%
4%
6% Sale
Sale
15%
15
13
4%
3
is*-*1!**
20
Sale
Oct.
6% Oct.
9
1
15
Oct.
12
Oct.
1
22
3%
12
93%
m
22
24
11
15
;>
13%
5
4% Oct.
13% Oct.
Oct.
13% Oct.
5% Oct.
56
Oct.
20
5% Oct. 15
Oct. 25
56
55%
22%
24
8
10
2% May 23
30
24 4%
May 16
31
16
15
Jan.
5
Jan.
25
Jan.
7
5
24
Apr. 26
8
Oct.
8
23
Oct.
Sale
.
9%
41%
10
3%
4
40
45
4% Sale
3
3%
7
Sale
29% Sale
30
Sale
7%
8%
9
4% Sale
43
Sale
6% Sale
2%
2%
2% Sale
29
29
29%
17
10
15
8%
18
Oct.
28
9
Oct.
5
3
40
4
2
19% Oct.
8
9% Oct. 11
4% Oct. 31
43
Oct. 30
6% Oct. 29
3
Oct.
3
16
Oct.
2
Oct. 16
Oct. 24
Oct.
""2% Oct" "16 ""3" "Oct" ""I
29% Oct.
29% Oct.
3
1
29% Oct. 15 32% Oct. 29
103% Oct.
2 104% Oct. 21
16
9%
~~8
Oct" 15 "8% Oct" 3
12% Sept. 7
3
Mar. 5
30
Jan. 16
5% Apr. 13
j*
0
x*
67
Sale
4%
5%
iii
57
Sale
25
Oct""II
% Oct.
55% Oct.
2
2
10
140% June
5 145
7%
2% Mar. 29
40
Sept. 26 65
6%
1% Jan.
4
3%
% June 22
3
3
Feb. 14
2
Sept. 9
23% Jan.
2 30
Sept. 12
1 ;,■■>
Apr.
Apr. 25
8
May
Oct.. 29
Sept. 26
14
23
Feb.
Jan.
6
Sept.
■
'IJan. 18
Mar. 19 105
19
8%
July
8% July 19
3 i-'J;
8% Oct.
6% Jan.
9
% Apr. 17
% Feb.
4
33
19
96
Sept. 17
2
July
■
% Jan.
~
*20" "27"
13
June 26
15
105%
103%
15
17%
47
7
'V:
3
17%
45
Feb.
23
"II"" "15" "II" "14% "l5"""Oc"t"""2 "15" "Oct" "2
19
39
Jan.
4% Aug. 26
13% Oct. 24
Oct. 31
17
June 18
6% June 14
56
Oct. 25
12% Apr. 26
8% July 27
2% Jan. 11
15
Sept. 30
19% Oct.
8
40
Sept. 7
20
26" ""Oct" "21
19
% Oct.
2
57% Oct. 11
1
Apr.
29
5
Mar. 16
46% Apr. 25
4
May 16
Jan.
Aug.
29
1
8
Sept. 19
May 16
Mar.
"1,"
Nov., 1935]
:
AGGREGATE
:n:,
In
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
October
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
July 1 1933
STOCKS
Oct. 31 1935
'!•'
32
(a)Series 2
(a) Preferred
565
160
Preferred
Bid
*
:r',
_>100
*
„
200 (a) Small wood Stone A
„
....
35
700
210
20
5,935 Weinberger Drug..........*
439 West Res Inr Corp pr pref 100
351 Youngst Sheet & Tube pf.100
1X
4
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest
X Feb. 20
X Apr. 29
3), Jan. 15
Oct.
Oct.
5
10
23
IX Oct.
5
1
3
2
Oct.
23
June 26
3
Aug. 12
3
34
Jan. 10
8H Jan. 24
Apr .17
27X Jan.
Mar. 23
12
Jan. 16 101
85
Sale
14
13
Sale
13
j'
.
Oct.
14X Oct.
4
*29%
"27X 15""
Sale
19
22 ii
21
io
60
100
Sale
102
25
73
Sale
76
3
2H
20
30
5
19
6
6^
15
31
78
15^
14X Apr.
100
Oct.
1 102
69^ Oct.
3
15X Sale
35
15
38
93 X 104
78
6
87
2§K octr~i Wx"ocY.""i
5
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
*
14
95
Jan.
25
25
3
Apr.
Apr.
Oct.
2
Feb.
15X Oct.
5
78
3
6
4
10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
23
2
9
23
25
40
78
14
July 15
Mar. I
Oct. 19
Mar. 29
1 U2X
4
14X
X Mar. 29
*X
20
Jan. 12
29 X
24
3
Mar. 23
106 X June
9
Jan.
■
9X
■
Sale Prices
H Apr.
Apr 29
2X Ma
ay 14
1
\X
5
I
Highest
Sale Prices
June 14
12
1
*
55 Union Metals Mfg Co.......4
•
1.592 Vlchek Tool
1
2
8X
*
5,667 Truscon Steel preferred..100
40
Lowest
Sale Prices
32 H
90 X
110 Thompson Products Inc
2,018 Trumbull-CUffs preferred 100
1,627
2,101
Ask
5
1.591 (a) Sherwin-Williams
25
2,198
(a)Preferred
—100
8,428 S M A Corp common.......1
308 Stouffer Corp A
31
*15H
29 (a)Sheriff St Mkt & Storage.4'
60
Oct.
Ask Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN.
2
*
„
3,810 (a)Selby Shoe
1,783
1
*
...
▼ t c
4,373 Seiberilng Rubber
352
Oct.
:<i-
.
;V 1,159
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Par
v t caer 1 *
•
152 (a)Robblns & Myers
v;
Una from
65
Oct.
1
17 % Jan.
2
102
Sept. 6
78
Oct. 25
3
Oct.
21
20
Jan.
Oct.
14
40
Mar.
Apr.
18
7
Aug. 26
16 X Aug. 23
40
Oct. 21
78
Oct. 14
12M Feb.
*
No par value,
(a) Removed from list at close of business July 15 1935.
Did not apply for permanent registration under SE
Act 1934.
(b) Re¬
moved from list at close of business July 15 1935.
Operating under 77-B Bankruptcy Act.
(c) Suspended from trading pending action to delist
April 13
1935.
Application for removal from listing and temporary registration granted by SEO June 1 1935.
Cd) Removed from list at close of business July 15
1935.
Applied for registration on New York Stock Exchange only,
(e) Removed from list at close of business
July 15 1935.
In liquidation,
(f) Re¬
moved from list at close of business July 15 1935.
Issued being retired Aug. 1 1935.
(ar) Assets and business absorbed by Republic Steel
Corp.
Re¬
moved from list at close of business on Oct. 4 1935.
(h) Stock called removed from list at close of business on Oct. 3 1935.
(i) Did not complete
registration.
Removed from list at close of business on Oct.|20 1935.
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July 1 1931 were made
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aggregate
In
Since
October
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
34,274
12,882
250
2,365
4,370
5,754
420
7,610
18,538
7,534
5.822
17,036
1,555
1,139
3,815
683
9,016
9,604
"l",4l2
2,315
2,680
11,331
9,955
1,475
*""346
16,807
108,244
60,456
20,738
P
STOCKS
.
172.678
62,548
3,083
84,474
45,437
30,028
1,595
68,271
27,386
18,449
7,047
30,783
6,807
10,219
16,049
41,260
37,078
39,168
Oct.
Oct. 1
Par
SIX Sale
...5
Brings Mfg Co common—..*
Burroughs Adding Mach—*
!$
Capital City Products......♦
Chrysler Corp common
5
Consolidated Paper com—1§
Continental Motors com...
48
47
32
53
Bohn Aluminum 9c Brass...5
Bearing
85
1
Deisel Wemmer Gilbert com 10
Detroit & Clevel Nay com. .10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
203*
1%
43*
12
13*
983*
23*
93*
1%
153*
Otc.
Oct.
Oct.
Otc.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
273*
123*
153*
73*
65*
23*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
253*
163*
853*
Sale
3
Sale
8
10
2X
31
28
13
16
14
12
193*
8
73* Sale
33*
23*
"lm m2i"
47
4
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
5% Sale
*
Hall Lamp com
82,924
Sale
Sale
73*
...10
135,560 General Motors com
1
297,224 Goebel Brewing Co com
142,414 Graham-Paige Motor com_.l
23
29
Walker-Gooderham
9c Worts com
.....*
6,568
230 Home Dairy class A
*
Oct.
313* Oct.
*
Fdry_._5
Detroit Mich Store common. 1
Detroit Paper Products
*
300 Dolphin Paint & Varnish A.*
9,863 Eaton Manufac'g Co com...*
24,528 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner....*
34,847 Ex-Cello Aircraft 9c Tool....3
41,601 Federal Mogul common.....*
51,236 Federal Motor Truck com...*
9,105 Federal Screw Works com—*
4,872 Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
1,326 Gemmer Mfg Co class A.....*
Co
Oct.
49
47
19
16
77
115
Detroit Gray Iron &
1
293* Oct.
54
...100
Detroit Forging
RANGE
7
3
17
6,314
411
310
10,578
52,581
3,586
8,716
~7~ 500
3,470
11,990
1,902
33,597
2,773
6,475
8,923
190
70 226
3 533
2,536
34,808
21,044
37,642
37,623
335
100
206
775
680
12,211
19,224
3.081
3.082
154,535
142,126
43,809
32,618
997
9,385
17,777
78,270
7,993
82,553
29,305
37,624
148,128
193* "I"
523* Sale
53* Sale
OctI
20
443* Oct.
33* Oct.
13* Oct.
53* Oct.
3X Sale
53* Sale
253
5,100
18,457
4,539
13,278
52,933
11,922
68,713
73,510
38,097
65,085
2,008
(R C) conr pref
*
McAleer Mfg Co com
....♦
Mich Steel Tube Prod com..*
478
147
4,993
1,442
856
7,742
5,027
930
1,478
2,998
2,106
80
1,439
2,024
A*
40
Pfelffer Brewing Co com
23
Mar. 20
15
Feb.
30
163* Oct.
21
883* Oct.
253* Oct.
2
Oct.
83*
3
31
10 115
3
1
9 103*
33*
11
2 243*
21
n
Otc.
25
Oct.
11
Oct.
10
Oct.
26
Rlckel (H W) & Co
*
20
Oct.
Oct.
5
15
53s Feb.
7
33* Mar. 18
73* Oct.
33* Oct.
1
26
Mar. 25
10
2
21
3
3
0 ct.
4
533* Oct. 26
53* Oct. 26
45* Oct. 25
7
Oct. 21
1
1
3
Sale
16
27
23*
273*
23*
Universal Product
com
Walker & Co units
33*
233* Sale
Sale
53*
......
Oct.
3
21
Oct.
2
123* Oct.
253* Oct.
3
2
7
Borg Warner Corp com....10
Commonw 3c Southern Corp *
Consolidated Oil Co........*
17
18
14
19
5
43* Sale
53* Sale
253* 27
363* 373*
14
363* Oct.
Oct.
17
42
Oct.
123*
14
Oct.
9
15
Oct.
7
Sale
7
*
18
•
HI
Sale
'573*
Sale
Sale
Sale
General Foods Corp...._.._*
23*
..1#
Kelvlnator Corp..
....*
Kennecott Copper Corp....*
Kroger Groc 9c Bak Co.....*
8
Oct.
15
2
101
Oct.
28
23* Oct.
63* Oct.
43* Oct.
7
203* Oct.
Sale"
55* Sale
MPs
3
18" ""Oct" ""1
183*
Sale
6
AH
53*
13*
153*
223*
%s
Sale
22
22
24
Sale
1
1423* Sale
253* Sale
"23* Sale"
9
Sale
Sale
Sale
23
Sale
12
14
Oct.
Oct.
21
28
Oct.
25
Oct.
28
29
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
X Oct.
29
9
3
21
2
Oct.
1
63* Oct.
2
2
2
18
Oct.
273* Oct. 26
Oct.
29
13* Oct.
28
24
"14 '""M Oct!"28
8
373* Oct.
11
183* Oct.
25
25
155*
1353*
22%
563*
13*
75*
313*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
2
Oct.
4
125* Oct.
235* Oct.
3
Sale
Sale
253*
153*
205*
153*
ium
103*
123*
3 1453* Oct.
9
253* Oct.
5
1
2
....
3
2
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
17
.
Oct.
9
15
Jan.
4
40
Sept. 20
73* May
7
25* Mar. 13
July
July
Oct.
7
5
Sept.16
23* Oct. 22
93* Aug.
9
3
Aug. 28
35* Oct. 25
75* Sept. 9
53* Oct. 29
35* Aug. 17
0
Sept. 7
63* Aug. 16
8
2
Mar.
5
Mar. 15
3
Feb.
18
June
3
July
5
Jan.
3
Oct. 14
12
July 30
zl85* Mar. 14
133*
3*
25*
5*
105* Mar.:
Mar.:
Apr.
!
Jan.
Mar.:
Oct.
21
Oct.
14 X Oct.
26 X Oct.
27 X Oct.
22
23
Sept.:
Apr.
105* Aug. :
145* Mar.:
235* Mar.
173* Oct.
125* Oct.
143* Oct.
16
22
10
9
25
55* Sept. 17
45* Oct. 22
43* Oct. 28
53* Oct. 21
65* June 14
65* Oct. 14
7
2
Mar.:
11
22
1
May
33* Feb.
1
Apr.
13
Oct.
295* Oct.
75* Oct.
3
2
125*
85*
103*
125*
20
9
8
11
23
10
12
25
Oct.
23
Mar.
28
23 3* Oct.
21
31
23
Jan.
22
2
Oct.
255* Oct.
175* Oct.
275* Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
31
1
16
28
16
28
31
41
2
10
99
13
20
28
22
11
7
15* Sept. 6
33* Mar. 18
25* July
5
19
July
July
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
3
43* Mar. 15
9
31
133*
103*
413*
Jan.
35* July
93
26
26
25
21
Feb.
Oct.
2
3
Feb.
33* Apr. 15
Oct.
653*
23*
93*
343*
cash. x Ex-dividend.
.
.
since July 1 1933
made (dwignated by suj^ior
• Chicago Stock. «• Chicago Board of Trade
«■ Los Angeles Curb. «
^
Oct.
17
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
'273* Sale
National Dairy Prod Corp..*
100
NY Central RR
4
223*
93*
101
33*
73*
53*
17
4
22
4
17"
323*
33*
133*
263*
273*
173*
Sale'
133* Sale
Oct.
363* Oct.
Sale
30
Oct.
Oct.
42
3
% Jan.
23* Jan.
3
Oct.
26
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
23
28
143*
43*
43*
53*
3
Oct.
533*
53*
45*
7
26
643* Oct.
7
21
43* Oct.
243* Oct.
IX May
75* July
45* Oct.
50
Oct.
145* Oct.
3
28
10
June 24
3
Oct.
Oct.
5
Oct. 15
75* Sept. 30
43* Jan.
7
31% Jan. 18
20
Oct.
3
26
28
July
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
83* Oct. 28
163* Oct. 28
23* Apr.
4
115
Oct. 25
3 3* Sept • 24
103* Oct. 10
33* Oct. 26
245* Oct. 23
3
Jan. 12
303* Oct. 22
143* Aug. 15
3
26
33
21
26
23
18
Oct.
1
31
21
22
28
21
28
14
30
29
Jan.
3
Oct.
163* Oct.
885* Oct.
255* Oct.
Mar. 20
33* Oct.
33a Oct.
43* Oct.
Oct.
20
143*
223*
"~83*
23
28
28
21
11
23
Mar. 13
3* July
10
3
Oct.
44
Sale"
1393*
Oct.
53* Oct.
A™
50
42
Sale
i«9{
98 j
43* Oct.
243* Oct.
20
23
25
25
14
353* Oct.
1
21
Oct. 31
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 26
30
13
8
16
11
Sale
4
Oct.
253*
173*
273*
3
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
May
Mar.
Mar.
22
43
133*
41
113*
33*
223*
363*
63*
63*
10
14
64
Sale
28
22
22
Sale
Sale
103* Oct.
413* Oct.
293* Oct.
73* Oct.
443* Oct.
Sale
193*
15
Hupp Motor Car Corp
New York Stock.
* New York Curb.
Ban Francisco Curb.
June 24
June
6
July
263* Mar.
3 H June
15* June
33* June
Oct.
Oct.
13
3* Sale
Dept.—
100
Borden Co................25
12
Mar. 20
Oct.
44
Wolverine Tube common...*
Amer Tel 9c Tel Co
Jan.
Aug. 19
173* Mar. 15
7 5* Mar. 13
5
Mar. 13
Sale
Sale
4,269 Purity Bakeries Corp.......*
10.509 Socony-Vacuum Corp.....25
*
23.490 Standard Brands Inc
Oct.
Sale
Brewing Co com._l
American Radiator.........*
5
33* Oct.
5
63*
Sale
7,298 Young (L A )Co com........*
22,267
4,851
5,195
5,995
33,050
10,339
7,121
54,782
41,827
7,909
9,389
18,233
18,965
3
23* OctI 22
203* Oct. 21
5
3* Oct.
Whitman 9c Barnes com..2.50
A olverine
Oct.
16
163*
243*
Warner Aircraft Corp com.. 1
Oct.
21
293* Oct.
43* Oct.
Sale
*
40
41
353* 37
63* Sale
Sale
*
1
3
4
447M
4
*
Class B
4
73* Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Preferred..............100
No par value,
a Deferred delivery sales,
r Sold for
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices
»
44
42
253* Sale
100
*
Unlrersal Cooler class A
20
17
2
12% Oct.
17
0ct.
19
Sale
10
com....
Feb.
35* Apr.
4
3* Apr.
8
03* Jan. 15
173* Mar. 18
42
14%
United Shirt Distributors..*
U 8 Radiator
Mar. 28
Mar. 13
23
133*
27
common.l
Truscon Steel Co.....
27
22
22
48
Sale
100
Tivoll Brewing Co
Feb.
Oct.
Sale
43
oS*
Sale
common.2
Rlrer Raisin Paper com
Preferred
15
2
15
303* Oct.
133* Oct.
8
Oct.
Feb.
Mar. 12
28
3
35
19
23
Apr.
123* Jan. 11
5* Mar. 20
23* Mar. 28
Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
2
505* Oct.
26
Oct.
5
21
58
26
23
28
28
Jan.
345* Oct.
6
3
26
3
10
30
.5
Reo Motor com
53*
Sale
143* Sale
183* Sale
...5
com
•
i
41
"A
a
Motor Products Corp com...*
Wheel
Sale
X
43*
Mid-West Abrasive com___50c
Motor
23*
IX
21
Michigan Sugar com.......*
Preferred...
...10
Unlisted
445
103*
Mahon
Class B—.......
...*
11,373
*
7,812 Stearns (Frederick) com
Sutherland
Paper Co....
10
2,679
......10
93.864 Tlmken Axle com
125
1,786
10
*
Scotten Dillon com.......10
9 930 Square D class A
.*
192,608
17.865
20,307
1,600
565
*
...
.....*
48 398 Parke Darts 9c Co
Parker Rust Proof com.....*
51,364
2,037
5,382
11,990
Sale
143* Sale
26
27 X
25* Sale
Lakey Fdy & Mach common. 1
11,039
200,699
65,879
132,027
261,157
11,776
317
695
23 3*
*
Xresge (8 8) Co com...
123*
103*
41
Houdaille Hershey class A..*
Murray Corp common
10
11 816 Nat Automotive Fibres r t c_*
245 035 Packard Motor Co com. -__.*
33
50,432
Hosklns Mfg Co common....*
Hudson Motor Car
1
Sept.24
63* Mar. 19
July 24
47
243* Apr. 26
10
Class B__
Highest
Oct.
26
1
Sale Prices
Oct.
Oct.
1 •35
3
8
23
11
5
10
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
3
123*
15
183*
93* Sale
73* Sale
3
SX
1934
2,961,562
Sale Prices
Highest
Salt Prices
13* Oct. 28
343* Oct. 21
49
Oct. 17
Hiram
Hoover Steel Ball com
-
1935
Sale Prices
33
235* Sale
IX
IX
7%
153* Sale
IX Sale
Crowley, Milner & Co com..*
Detroit Edison com
'">■ A''/1
Shares At22$,Z25
Lowest
31
Ask
Bid
IX Sale
Auto City Brewin g common. *
Baldwin Rubber class A
*
(Sowar Roller
y,', ;j
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Oct. 31 1935
^aV\ a;a,/-..
;V«,.
„
Stock Sales
Low from
July 1 1933
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
sales
^'/■
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
120,414
944,202
Shares-
,
STOCK EXCHANGE
1934
1935
,
,
October--.------,----
aA,;,.1', "i
Mar.!
Mar.
Feb.
Aug. :
Sept.
19
Oct.
2
73* Oct.
26
4
29
Oct.
15* Oct.
23* Mar.
15* May
7
Aug.
75* Oct.
1831
14531
2651
28
19
31
27
11
Aug. 19
Oct. 25
July 22
Oct.
22
Aug. 13
Aug. 19
June 17
Jan.
7
10
Oct.
31
Jan.
Aug. 12
Oct. 16
Sept. 19
Oct. 16
4
Jan.
3
Jan.
^
to tablM^we^rof^ows.
Philadelphia Stock. 22 Pittsburgh Stock.
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
Sfoci SoZes
October
Shares.
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
AGGREGATE
In
October
SALES
J
1934
97,666
1,367,223
PITTSBURGH
STOCK EXCHAN GE
Since
Jan. 1
S
1935
248,851
1,747,078
1935
$1,000
39,000
$34,000
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
1934
.
_
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
July 1 1933
to
BONDS
Oct, 1
Oct. 31 1935
Bid
-
5>
51
86
15,000 Independent Brewing 6s. 1955
21,000 Pittsburgh Brewing 6s...1949
Shares
Bond Sales
October
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
107""
Oct.
Ask Bid
105
HI" 107
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
31
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
June
8
101
Apr. 18 104
102)4 Apr. 26 107
Sept. 26
Sale Prices
108
Shares
STOCKS
70
1
3.659 Allegheny Steel
♦
175
Preferred..............100
125 Amer Window Gliu pref.10®
112
2,571 Arkeneee Nat Gat Corp ,...*
14,018
Preferred
10
26,848 Armstrong Cork Co.........*
24.386 Blaw-Knox Co
1.798
2,723
3,038
40,605
*
325,068 Carnegie
4,292
60,286
10,812
9,708
117
117 Duff-Norton Mfg Co
1,659
0', 500
18,561
8,934
1,224
3,105
43.001
5,923
400
355
3,814
544
l.slB
47,906
18,632
'1,153
840
35
4,485
3,399
6,037
200
44
971
280
5,805
"ri'.soo
165
209
"2",371
3,747
702
80
681
*
S2
45
54
«
Koppers Gas Ac Coke pref.lM
910
:
*
Rennet
9
7
3
18
6)4
4034
1454
5K
Oct.
2
Oct. 14
Oct. 29
Oct. 11
Oct. 26
*5
Oct" §9
2
ton Oct,
3
1554 Oct. 31
3
10 K
IK
Sale
IK
"98M "99"" "98"" "98%
8)4 Sale
75c
1
"IK Sale"
Oct. 23
Oct. 22
14K
1254
7K
754
Oct. 29
Oct. 29
Oct.
1
Oct. 15
26
2
I1
::
•80k
20K
22
140
75c
Standard Steel Spring......*
United Engine Ac Fdy ....„.*
Sale
1
IK
"2c" ""4c"
83 j4~0ctl"23
7*
*8
102
55
Feb. 25
Mar. 15
73
Mar. 29
1
454 Oct.
7
554 Oct. 24
2
"
Sale
17)4 Sale
654 Sale
1
Sale
2c" I
"2
OctI"31 "2)4 Oct; ""8
17K Oct. 31
20
Oct.
5
36 K Oct.
36K Oct.
654 Oct.
29
4K Oct.
29
1
1
Oct.
16
78 K Oct.
5
554 Oct.
5
3
Oct, 30
9
Oct.
19
954 Oct.
4
1
5
Oct.
10
Oct.
2c
Oct.
154 Oct.
4
26
2
1
Oct.
1
92K Oct.
"75c" "80c"
30
75c
2
Sale
Sale
15
25
70c
Oct.
2
Oct.
Oct.
17
29
3K
UK
2754
64
98
105
m
Sale
73K Oct.
100 K
106
——
96K Oct.
107
Oct.
2 K Oct.
2
9
22
47 K
5c *
5c]
Apr. 10
May
May
Apr.
Sept.
Oct.
Feb.
92 K Oct.
8K Jan.
4
25)4
38 K
654
IK
11
22
3
Oct.
11
Oct.
10 K Oct.
30
30
9
Oct.
19
4
Feb.
5
12 K Aug. 10
23
9
May 31
11K May 17
5
28
23
25
1
7
Oct.
5
Feb.
Jan.
11
1)4 Apr. 20
14)4 Aug. 7
IK Oct.
14
Oct.
4c
Oct.
2)4 Oct.
154 Apr. 22
2c
75c
IK Oct.
30
Oct.
80c
Oct.
2
31
4
9154 Oct. 30
2 100)4 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
29 107
3
8
2
Jan. 16
Feb. 13
27 K Jan.
5
1854 July
134 Oct.
2
2
18
70c
Jan.
9
Oct. 29
Mar. 26
3)4 Jan. 23
18)4 Mar. 27
3254 Mar. 18
26
69
Mar
29
26
90
Jan.
154 Apr
U
5c
3
Apr. 26
July 17
Sept. 9
40
Apr. 11
2454 Oct. 22
2
Jan. 10
18
30
Oct.
31
134 Jan. 29
8
554 July 15
27 K July 23
9154 Oct, 30
5 34 May
28 100)4 Oct.
7 107
July
2
3
Oct.
Ex-dlvidend.
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since
July 11933 were made (designated by superior figures in tables), are as follows:
*
New York Stock.
* New York Ourb,
" New York Produce Exchange.
16
8
6
25
25
Apr. 2
554 Mar 13
"2l54~0~ctl""2 "27" "Oct! "26
"79"" Sale"
May
Jan.
2
Mar. 20
28
27
31
22
9
2
Jan. 11
14K Mar. 26
30
1
*
31
Apr. 25
Feb. 19
10)4 Oct.
1K Feb.
3854 Oct.
554 Aug.
1
May
Oct.
7
9
1)1
Jan.
30
May 31
2)4 Mar. 30
1
Apr. 18
"24"" Sale' "2154'OctI '3 "2454 Oct! ~22
IK
2
Mar. 20
16
25
12)4
"23jj. Sale"
Jan. 30
Mar. 9
1)4 Oct. 18
16H Mar. 18
24)4 Jan. 12
4)4 July 24
50c Feb.
5
2K Sale
15 K
IK
J
XTnur
United" StatMGhulZ'3
1254 Oct. 29
8
Apr. 27
8K Apr. 25
3 K Aug. 30
15
July 29
2)4 Jan. 31
26
Sept. 13
111
May 3
8354 Oct. 23
100
Sept. 5
^3854 Sale" 32)4~0"ctl"~3 "38j4"OctI"3i
$ :::::
1
7
Shamrock Oil Ac Gas........*
14 K June 26
7
2
~83J4Oct! "23
""i'""OctI"l5 "I)4"0"ct:"l7
5
31
18
4)4 Mar. 13
1
June 13
5)4 Aug.
22
10K Oct. 28
554 Sale
8
1554 Oct.
Oct.
3
95c
Oct. 29
15K Aug. 20
5 K Oct. 26
2)4 Mar. 30
354 Jan.
5)4 Jan.
12
8
2
2)4 Aug. 19
7
Aug. 9
40 X
105t Jan.
754 Oct.
10)4 Sale
6)4
2c
June 21
3)4 Mar. 7
5
Aug. 22
99)4 Oct,
Sale" "9l"" Sale"
9
«
30
2)4 Aug. 14
4)4 Jan. 12
8
"Ik Sale" "W, Sale"
6
9
98)4 Oct.
-
79)4
June 13
3)4 May
13
3c
3c
"~2)4 "2%
Feb. 14
Mar. 25
Mar. 15
354 Mar. 13
2
Oct.
75c
"IK "i'K
lH
2
9)4 Mar. 17
154 Jan.
2
2K Jan. 15
7
3
3c
»
1
2
17
1054 Oct. 31
1)4 Oct.
1
2554 Oct. 23
5
1
20K Jan.
654 Oct. 29
7K Oct. 16
3
Oct.
7
9)4 Oct. 15
IK Oct. 18
2454 Oct.
2
3c
Vanadium Alloy Steel......*
Victor Brewing C0.........I
790 Waverly Oil A.
*
x
MT
Sale
50c
2,283
67.871
No par value,
8K
1)4 Sale
1
Ruud Mfg.................5
San Toy Mining............!
^UNLISTED.
3,131 Cone Star Gas i% pref. ..100
1,788
4)4% Preferred......... 100
♦
4,983 Penroad Corp v tc
7 R,
•ra
?..■■■
Brewing C0........I
*
25,282 Western Public Service
20,130 WostlnghouseAIr Brake....*
50
20^720 Westghouse El Ac Mfg..
.
5" "IK "Ik "4"""0ct;"l7
""7)4 Sale"
iH
5,849 Plymouth Oil Co...........5
1,500
;
12
1
15.603
1,350
161,750
15,081
1,831
32,617
34,588
1,250
2,775
»
.....1
852 Pittsburgh Oil Ac Gau.......5
25
15,954 Pittsburgh Plato Glass
34,446 Pitts Screw Ac Bolt Corp.... *
844 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry..*
224
Preferred. .............100
554 Oct
3354 Oct.
12K Oct.
4)4 Oct.
"~4K IIIII ~_4)4 HI::
IK
26,099 Pittsburgh Forglngs
117
Sale'
UK Sale
i»
Pollanabee Bros pref
lf«
Fort Pittsburgh Brewing... 1
Flreprooflng Corp pf .100
40 Penn Federal Corp pref..100
9,800 Phoenix Oil com.........25c
10,820
Preferred................1
6,657 Pittsburg Browing.........*
Preferred..
7,591
3.245 Pittsburgh Coal pref.....100
*11
""i54"o"ct;~i8
14
12
.« 54
Duquesne Brewing
5
Class A..................5
Electric Products..........*
Nat
_"p ;Ih"
8
Harb-Walker Refrac com...*
4,825
28K Oct. 26
8
'j*
..IS
*
515 Nat Fireprooflng Corp com.*
"""498
""454 Sale"
—4
..*
186,831 Lone Star Gas........
1,230 McKinney Manufacturing..*
31,084 Mesta Machine.............5
37,128 Mountain Fuel Supply
"2,176
18
\*
55
Preferred
............100
481 Jones Ac Laughlin StT pf..lM
10,300
3754 Sale
6
Clark (D L) Candy.
.*
Columbia Gas & Electric...*
Devonian Oil
Oct.
100)4 Sept. 9 11054 Sept. 21
2
9)4 Apr. 22 13)4 Jan.
"IH
90c
......1
800 Consolidated Ice pref
50
335 CrandallMcKSc Hend.. ....*
425
r2634
i
1
•13^
85 Central Ohio Steel Prod....*
53 Central Tube Co
*
■
'""266
Metals...
VkH
90
26
22
26
5an Francisco Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
:
■
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN
Stock Sales
'
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31-_
AGGREGATE
SALES
-
October
1,000
*e"66o
"i",666
39, o56
"7",656
"2'oqo
4,000
3.000
T.656
6,000
1,000
6,000
2,000
6,000
S
10,000
10,000
12,000
2,000
;
4,000
48,000
11,000
11,000
197,000
24,000
6,000
2,000
26,000
16,500
4,000
4,000
2,000
2,000
BONDS
Oct. 31 1935
6s.-.1945
1935
Calif Gas 8c Elec Corp 5s. 1937
dCalif Ore Power Co 5%s 1955
Calif Packing Corp 5s
City Electric Co 5s
1940
...1937
1960
Coast CoG&E 5s
Emporium Capwell 5%s_.1942
(/Food Mach Corp ser A 6sl938
Gt Western Pow Co 5s
1946
Langendorf Ltd Bak 6 % s 1941
Ang Gas&Elec Corp 6s'42
1943
-
05*68
1949
5s...
1939
-.1947
5*68...
39,000 Market Street Ry Co 7s..1940
4,000
2,000
1,000
6,000
26,000
42,500
30,000
3,500
5,000
41,000
6,000
4,000
23,500
8,500
1,000
7,000
2,000
6,000
4,000
21,000
11,000
"""§47
11,195
12,360
548
31,452
2,830
„
60
1,344
50
6,758
10,276
North Amer Invest Corp 5s '47
Nor Calif Pr Co con 5% ..1948
(2 Orpheum
132
"9" 480
1942
6s
1941
...
1955
5s
aPaclfic Public Ser Co 5% 1936
Pacific Tel At Til Co 5s...1937
1952
5s
Ry Equip 8c Rlty Co 6s
1938
1957
eS J Lt & Pr Corp 5s
6s
1952
SPCoSFTer 4s
1950
Southern Pacific Co 4*6s. 1969
4%
..1955
Ore Lines 4 *6 s
1977
1942
1947
54,960 Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
Preferred
20
6,022
5,671 Calaveras Cement Co com...*
Preferred ..........—..100
10
34,097 California Copper cap
30,725 Calif Cotton Mills cap...100
*
6,120 California Ink Co Inc A
471 dCallf-Ore Power 7% pref.100
*
80,746 California Packing cap..
71
64,455 Caterpillar Tractor cap....*
2,735 Chrysler Corp common.....5
2,370
7,321 Claude Neon Elec Prod.....*
*
12,576 Clorox Chemical A.
2,063 Coast Cos Gas 8c El 1st pf 100
Consol
Aircraft
Corp
com
1
2,370
3,728
27,253
Consol
106%
101%
108%
105%
107%
104
109
107%
10694
108%
108
88
92
102
112
164"
102
104
"9,898
870
105
105% 105
154
,
106
1173
1053
118
106
118% 119%
106
105
164%
105%
i05"
110
112
86% July
25 104
Oct.
25
29 108% Oct;
11
Chemical
Jan.
Jan.
103% Apr.
106*6 Jan.
105% Sept.
91% Jan.
104% Jan.
101
102% 101
1
107
Oct.
28 108% Oct.
94
Oct.
9
108
21
105% Oct.
118% Oct"
17 105% Oct.
22 118%
17
Oct. 22
June 29 107
Mar.
8
July
26
Oct.
28 108% Oct.
29
Feb.
Oct.
21
Jan.
Feb.
28
May
May 23
Mar.
Mar. 19
Jan.
Jan.
31
Oct.
July
15
Apr.
Feb.
4
Jan.
Aug.
1
May 29
Jan.
72
84
86
119
121
18
22
Mar. 21
103
Oct.
Jan.
4
Oct.
July
17
Jan.
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Aug.
97
74
98
June
June 24
83%
84%
June
June 24
74
97%
14 105% Oct.
22 109% Oct.
May
May
May
16 123% Oct.
16
2
May 27
July
5
Mar.
Apr.
107% 108%
m
13%
15% Sale
120
106
15
15
15%
3% Sale
38
120 % 119
Oct.
108% Oct.
17 119% Oct.
7 113
Oct.
16
Mar.
28
Aug.
14%
Sale
4% Sale
40%
12% Sale
8%
9%
170% Sale
172% 175
16% Sale
14% Sale
21
22
22%
23%
21%
22%
4% Sale
65%
% Sale
21% Sale
4%
5%
62%
%
%
14
16
20
Sale
40%
42
45
34
95%
"52%
45
Sale
34% Sale
97
99%
97
Sale
14
Oct.
15
Oct.
3% Oct.
34
35
101% 102
15% Oct.
1
15
Oct.
11
4
Oct.
24
"55% "56%
8% Oct.
168
Oct.
Sale
2
13
24 174
Oct.
Oct.
26
3
13% Oct.
2
17% Oct.
26
21
2
25
1
Oct.
4
Oct.
10
23% Oct.
21% Oct.
4% Oct.
65
Oct.
29
65
% Oct.
14% Oct.
43
Oct.
15
% Oct.
22% Oct.
21% Oct.
1
2
18
43
Oct.
Oct.
31
29
21
31
18
33 3
Oct.
3
35% Oct.
963
Oct.
2
98% Oct.
15
24
50
Oct.
"2
57% Oct.
26
Oct.
18
86% Oct.
31
25
86% Sale
12
10% Oct.
12%
33%
34
32% Oct.
102% 103% 101% Oct.
15
14
85
80
"10% Sale"
24
175
38
44
32%
30% Sale
280
300
Sale
78% Sale
2%
El Dorado Oil Works cap...*
Food Machinery Corp com._*
Foster Ac Klelser com...
10
(capital) ._.._...*
1,227
27,378 General Paint Corp A...
*
B
*
57,225
.*
63,465 Golden State Ltd cap.
15,886 Hale Bros Stores, Inc, cap..*
33
300
5% Sale
83% Sale
83% 84%
4% Sale
25
common
3
11
12% Oct.
34
8
Sept. 26
28
Oct.
15
Oct.
6ct;
16
Oct.
16 290
24
Jan.
18
31% Jan.
11
5
5
Jan.
8
Aug. 27
Jan. 25
143
Jan.
9
Mar. 22
16% Aug. 28
4% Oct. 24
40
Aug.
7
9% May 27
13
Oct. 26
187
Aug.
9
17% Oct. 26
20
3 101
16
7% Jan.
3
Jan.
2
24
Sept.
21* Apr.
2
Aug.
6
22]
5]
Feb.
28
Sept. 11
Sept. 14
Oct. 29
Oct. 21
19
31
Feb.
1
an.
3
Feb.
27
25% Feb.
11
10
30
31
Aug.
1
70
Jan.
4
7% June 26
36% Jan. 15
80
Oct.
18
10
Aug. 29
Jan.
15
Jan.
8
21
15
Oct.
28
22
27% Jan.
3
30
30%
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
77
Oct.
15 102% Oct.
28
16% Oct.
12
1
3
31
25%
Sale
Sale
34%
36
97% Sale
22
56% Sale
3
Sale
49
5i
31% Sale
3% Sale
6% Sale
14%
15
•
290
4% Oct.
76% Oct.
76% Oct.
2%
30%
23%
14%
12%
33%
93%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
3
3
16
2
3
2
8
22
4
32% Oct.
Oct.
16
5% Oct.
84% Oct.
84% Oct.
29
31
29
2% Oct. 24
31% Oct. 16
235
65.
22
43
58
42%
98%
11%
57 H
86%
12%
37
102%
16%
Oct.
Oct.
July
7
31
18
11
Feb.
18
Oct.
24
Jan.
16
Oct.
Oct.
26
Oct.
25
31
July 23
Aug. 24
Oct.
21
Jan.
2% Oct. 16
22% Jan.
26 % May 15
17% Oct.
31
Oct.
21
5% Jan.
12% July
26% Jan.
14
3
2
17% Oct. 31
15% Aug. 15
35% Apr.
5
9
14
33% Oct.
22
98
Oct.
28
71% Jan.
Oct.
21
3% Oct.
17
21% Jan.
3
20% Jan. 15
1
Feb.
8
Oct.
14
39
14% Mar. 26
1% Mar. 28
49% Sale
48% Oct. 23
50
34%
35
4% Sale
8% Sale
15% Sale
31
34% Oct.
29
Oct.
21
8% Oct.
15% Oct.
31
4
31
8% Jan.
1
2
19
25
23
30
66
3
Jan.
Jan.
3
1
Oct.
4% July 13
38
18
54% Oct.
3% Oct.
5% Oct.
14% Oct.
31
29
29
28
65% Sale
3%
3%
Oct.
3
5% Oct.
84% Oct.
84% Oct.
Oct.
26
27
3
32% July 17
10 290
July 24
5
3% Apr. 18
60% Mar. 27
60% Mar. 27
5
Jan.
7
Mar. 18
d Hawaii an Com merc'l 8c Sugar
May
June 25
A
Jan.
30
69
17
23
20
2 100%
106% May 24
93% Oct. 21
122% 126"" 123"" 124"' 123% Oct.
104
104%
102% 105
Preferred. *(t.——4——100
For footnotes see page
21
Industries
Inc class A partic pref
Co.. Ltd. capital
91% Oct.
May 16
Sept. 12
Sept. 16
29 108
105
Mar.
1 106% Jrnn 20
107% Jan. 29 107% Jan. 29
Aug. 31
100% Apr. 23 103
107% Oct. 29 109% Mar. 29
106
Oct.
105% 105
109% 110% 109% Oct.
14,194 Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
60 First Nat Corp of Portland A *
5,619
17
Feb. 27
4 91
29 108% July
1
Apr. 10
Apr. 10 102
Mar. 19 102% Mar. 29
80
108
Mar.
Galland Mercantile Laundry
6,537
6,734
27,129
3,096
bctT 's
112
58,423 Emporium Capwell cap
...*
30,205 Emsco Derrick & Eq Co cap. 5
1,462 Fireman's Fund Indem cap 10
66,515
13,689
91% Oct* 21
108
"99r"totv""i I66rT"Oc£"§l
106% 107%
109% 108.
108% 108
93%
4,904 Di Giorgio Fruit Corp com. 10
2,021
Oct.
108
109
103% 105
107% 108% 107% Oct.
104% 106
91
1.021
10
91% Oct. 21
107% Apr. 11 108% Feb. 13
553
3,867
6,128
8,042
Highest
Sale Prices
l08~~ Oct"""5
105% 106
104%
99% 100%
98%
99%
80
7,973
41,258
Lowest
Sale Prices
102
102
270
308
Highest
Sale Prices
104% 104% 103% 104% 104
106% 108% 105% 107%
184,048 Crown Zeller com vot tr ctfs *
Preference series A.......*
11,323
Preference series B.......*
6,551
10
94
107% 108% 107
*
272 CrockerFlrstNatBk SFcaplOO
37,843
1,227
Lowest
Par.
13,475 Alaska Juneau Gold If cap.10
109 Alaska Packers Assn cap..100
20
20,825 Anglo-Calif Nat'l Bank
88,214 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com caplO
369 Associated Oil Co capital..25
18,740 cAtlas Imp Diesel Eng Co A-*
23,576 Atlas Imperial Diesel Eng A 5
3,289 Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOO
*
224,471 Byron Jackson com cap
"7",048
62
91
90 %
Ask
6Unlon Oil Co Cal 5% ww.'45
6%
/4%
1
Sale Prices
31
1952
65*6s
970 California Water Serv preflOO
2,654 dCalu West States Life las..5
2,735
2,828
2,010
Ask Bid
Thea 8c Rlty 6s '46
Pacific Gas & El Co 5s
Shares.
283
87
Oct.
1
1945
(2Miller 8c Lux Inc 6s
STOCKS
Shares.
920
Oct.
...1938
(/Series B 6%
-
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
1942
(26s..
Los
—
•
Bid
f6s
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
$39,000
360,000
$84,000
676,500
July 1 1933
to
Atlas Diesel Eng Co
1934
1935
October
Low from
san francisco
stock exchange
Since
Jan. 1
In
FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Bond Sales
1934
316,947
4,009,954
1935
Shares-• 960,574
5,580,256
October
'
v■
43 % Jan.
28
98
Oct.
22 % Aug.
Oct.
5
Sept.
66
28
22
21
11
53
Aug. 21
34% Oct. 29
6% Aug. 23
8% Oct. 31
16
Sept. 13
4l 60
Apr. 25
.
:. ■'•;
..>
;A
_
Nov., 1935]
AGGREGATE
In
■iV
v.i
'
..
'■
..
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
October
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
8AN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
■■
■
r.
69
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
July 1 1933
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
to
STOCKS
Oct. 31 1935
Par
1
Oct.
Oct.
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
31
Ask
Horn* Fire 8c Marine Inaur
75
4,474
11,751
•Y 423
28,370
3,455
12,449
196
/ Y-
Co
Calif capital
of
■
1,305
3,000
26,343
A 3,687
1,156
11,481
2,566
13,813
7,714
67,527
6,155
2,070
1,488
21,440
13,590
27,948
76,984
1,805
284
"2,814
546
2,379
3,169
59,986
1,074
440
293
Hutchinson Sug Plant cap.15
Island Pineapple Co Ltd—
16
260
:
;
Preferred
25
dJantseaKnlttlng Mills com.*
Langendorf United Bak cl A *
Class B-
Llbby McNeill & Llbby
*
Lock Heed Alrcr Corp com.
L A Gas & Elec Corp pref.. 100
Lyons-Magnus Inc A
*
B
Magna vox Co Ltd (capital)254
Magnin 8c Co (I)
*
.......100
common
Preferred
..100
pref
Preferre d
.......100
535
'I.,;;
5
■
"7",084
A
958
740
5,023
&,
110
310
98
105
•
PaauhauSugarPlantCo capl5
Pacific Gas Ac Elec Co com.25
6%
1st preferred
25
534% 1st preferred......25
Pacific Lighting Corp com..*
$6 dividend pref..........*
Pac Pub Serv
First
Sale
common.
Preferred
2
512
790
11
55
50
52
11H
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
103'A
IIP
1*
Sale
1
20
,
Sale
29
2
334
...100
cap.
zk
634
34%
22
Sale
18
2
15
Oct.
Oct.
21
734 Oct.
134 Oct.
1% Oct.
14% Oct.
24
Oct.
11
19
Oct.
19
16
Oct.
Oct.
29
18
1
Oct.
16
16
234 Oct.
16
2634 Oct.
9% Oct.
2
37
2
1034 Oct.
31
7
634 Oct.
23
34 Oct.
16
Oct.
30
234 Oct.
16
10
634 Oct.
5034 Oct.
Spring ValleyCo Ltd capital *
Oil Co of Calif capital *
.
Preferred...............25
3134 Jan.
1434 Jan.
15
16
Jan.
2
23
May 9
29
May
9
934 July
9
1134 Oct. 28
Jan.
534 Mar.
134 May
22% Apr.
1
4
26
Aug.
Oct.
Jan.
934
754
11334
9K
Jan.
Mar
93
Feb.
2
Jan.
Oct.
Jan,
Oct.
Oct,
28
Oct.
26
15
18
15
July 18
Aug. 22
254 Aug. 23
1734 Oct. 29
10334 Sept. 12
1354 Oct. 26
134 July
2
34 Jan.
85s Jan.
4
28
21
16
10
2034 Jan.
654
534
8134
634
Oct.
20
27
54 July
434 Mar.
334 June
1054 June 29
334 June 27
2
1134
2854
2954
2734
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
r&
,
3%
Sale
66
33%
m
2
1
20
100
4034
154
854
9954
734
17 &
1154
22
46
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
24
244 Weill 8c Co (Raphael) pf.100
1,457 WellsFargoBk At UnTr cap 100
10834
IIZZI
270
274
39%
59
Oct.
22
26
Mar. 28
55
Oct.
24
1134 Oct.
2
31
954 Mar. 13
2154 Mar. 15
1234 Jan. 16
2
Apr. 22
15
June 29
3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
17% Oct.
111
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
1
3
3
23
1934
Oct" "5
24
19
Oct.
23
9
112
274
20
8
18
>3 114J
2 1365
2 7034 Oct.
16 3434 Oct.
2
134 Oct.
2
2
Feb.
ifjf
21
29
2
Jan.
2034 Jan.
28
24
1
7«
4
111
28
36
25
22
Oct.
2
OctT "25
1
21
26
34
3234
OctT
10
35
OctT "8
21
20
Oct.
9
21
Oct.
21
9
100
Oct.
31 103
Oct.
1
85
35
Oct.
21
17 1135*4 Oct.
3 10434 Oct.
29
29
3
30
31
18
3
11
4
2
%
334
11%
9334
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
1634 Oct.
3
Oct.
134 Oct.
534 Oct
32% Oct.
2
8
2
19
1934 Oct.
4
3
534 Mar. 15
534 Feb. 21
234 Mar. 22
30
Jan.
23
Jan.
2
Feb. 26
3434 Oct.
8834 Jan.
77
Jan.
34 Jan. :
154 July
554 Mar.:
6434 Mar.
23 A
Sale
26 %
15
23
Aug. 26
234 Aug. 27
24
25
4
Apr.
3
3634 Aug. 14
22% Sept. 13
03
Aug. 16
35
Oct.
14%
0434
34
334
1154
Sept. 18
Oct. 29
Aug. 7
Oct. 30
98
Aug.
Oct.
21
31
8
87 54 June 29
1334 June !
1434 May 22
2134 Sept. 11
4
Sept. 14
13
Mar.
134 Jan.
% Jan.
53s Jan.
3
Oct.
8
Oct.
3
43
33
Jan.
41
1% Oct.
8% Oct.
2
154 Oct.
10% Oct.
154
754
8354
434
1434
Oct.
43
1
734
1734
9%
2054
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
23
21
1634
Oct.
27
Aug. 27
2534 Aug. 27
634 Oct. 31
3834 May 24
Sale
Sale
28
12
12
16
26
28
25
6234 Jan.
654 Oct.
272
2
1
11
OctT "4
Oct.
Oct.
934 Oct.
2054 Oct.
3
2
31
25
28
12
Oct.
30
4
23
Oct.
3
7% Oct. "26
277 34 "OctT
"17
5
1734
454
654
94
230
Sept.
234 Feb.
May
0234 Aug.
934 Oct.
2054 Oct.
16 54 May
26
May
834 Sept.
754 Oct.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
12
:
Mar.:
Oct. :
Feb.
Jan.
80
2234 Oct.
2
28
Oct.
21
13
4
1534 Oct.
25
Oct.
1054 Jan.
6
Jan.
4
13
25
19
27
16
28
30
23
18
30
26
June 21
25
i
1334 Sale
29
4
54 Feb.
501
30
23
21
Mar.
14 100
280-r
3
3
Jan.
2954 Oct.
2734 Oct,
50
Oct.
.0434 Oct.
354 Sept.
1934 Sept.
.1534 Sept.
38
Sept.
7034 Oct.
3434 Oct.
234 Aug.
28
Oct.
Sale
8
May
1154 June 22
28 54 Oct.
634 Oct. 31
3734 Oct. ,25
97
24
8
2
3
Mar. 14
Mar. 13
Jan. 22
Feb. 27
2934 Aug. 14
38 54 Oct. 29
13
Oct. 28
1
10134
Sale
28
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
10^
Oct,
35
3434 Oct.
113M 11234 Oct.
Oct.
105% 101
Sale
% Oct.
Sale
234 Oct.
Sale
934 Oct.
89
Oct.
10334
Jan.
8
2034 Mar. 13
71
Jan.
7
Feb.
2
Feb. 25
22 V Oct.
Sale
7
10
Yellow Ac Checker Cab Co—
I
15
30
23
50
Oct.
3 10434 Oct.
2
3;
28
19j
1,805 tWest Amer Finance Co pf 10
Western Pipe At Steel of Calif
aer
16
29
28
20
46
Aug. 28
3134 Mar. 28
24
9
11
Sale
8
22
1634 Oct.
Sale
31
Oct.
Oct.
23%
19%
Sale
Mar. 11
Oct.
1134 May 24
55
2
2
1054
100 %
9%
20%
5
37
59
3
Wi
1
4
13534
52Vs
34% 3054
2%
1%
Sale
Feb.
754 Jan. 15
4
Sale
3
15
13
Oct.
45
105
11%
1034
283-8 Sale
2534
28% Sale
2854
25% Sale
2534
51
49%
4034
102
104% Sale
3654
854
...
Oct.
Oct.
18% Sale
3% Sale
2%
Sale
63
........*
(Consolidated) cl A
28
Oct.
15
(cap'i).lQO
Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A..*
common
Oct.
9
13
Jt
8 34
4,423
9
■r
8
34
11334 113
103 %
10034 103
%
%
3
6
3%
9
11%
934
89
92
10234
6,159 United Air Lines Trans ▼ t c_5
.....10
2,143 Universal Cons Oil
89,348
28
2
18
111
633
Oct.
21
2
21
310 Safeway Stores Inc common.*
1,089 San Joaq Lt 8c Pr prior pf.100
16,939
28
Oct.
20
Transamerlca Corp capital. *
134.735 Union OH Co of Calif cap..25
64.533 Union Sugar Co common..25
"2_,143
OctT
28
24
103
6,028
20
Jan.
3334 Oct.
934 Oct.
18
1,715,974
?
Jan.
3
3834
Sale
20
*
.*
....
1,202 Telephone Investment Corp *
917 Thomas Alloc Corp class A..*
37,300 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co com *
Preferred..............100
6,928
61
8,644
725
328,676
17,532
4,480
7
Sale
12 %
Preferred series 2......
...
16
834 Oct. 26
27
Oct. 19
28
Preferred series 1........*
Class B..i.
734 May 29
4634 Sept.
21
Oct.
3234 May
1154 Oct.
38
23
com
26
1354 Oct.
2834 Oct.
3834 Oct.
3
Sale
Sou Pacific Co
16
21
13%
21
dSocony-Vaccuum Oil
28
7
60
60
Sale
Sale
114% Sale
Sale
13534 136
98,301 Stand
18,827
m
........*
14,092 Rainier Pulp Ac Pap d A com *
1
10,317 Roos Bros Inc common
Series A preferred......100
715
2,640
63,923
34.409
13,343
3,902
25
21
2
8
7
54
26
113
Shell Union Oil Corp com..*
5H% cum conv pref
100
326 Sierra Pacific El Co pref. 100
7,805
3,336
1,510
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11% Oct.
20
Oct.
46
31
Oct.
934
4
28.
135
Class B
Prior pref series A
Oct.
34 Oct.
Sale
28
2834
34:^1 Sale
934 Sale
100
74,942
3*,467
v
634
5034
4634
1154
100
Phillips Petroleum Co cap..*
Pig'n Whistle Corp partlc pf *
Ry Eq Ac Rlty Co Ltd cl A
♦
Conv preferred
1
"834 OctT "2 "l354~OctT~26
9
Sale
1st preferred
Oct.
110
nm 9
234
W: Sale
15
iim 10834
preferred..........
7,296 Schlesinger Ac Sons cl A com •
Preferred..............100
1,676
1,060
140
Sale
5%
Sale
Pac Tel 8c Tel Co
25
24% Oct.
8% Oct.
5% Oct.
Sale
com non-vot.
Paraffine Cos, Inc., com...
488
6,199
""""97
100
B
560
'■
433
545
series 1
554% preferred
16,767
400
~2", 067
Sale
,
Sale
392
?
25
Sale
9,472
231,434
198,256
69,384
57,786
18,806
116.734
81,351
10.408
3,571
90,081
2,056
4,788
2,213
31
2
734 Oct.
3
Sale
67,819
30
3
28
"834 "Oct" "9
Sale
378
6,397
16,234
430
29
9
common
17
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
t c
70,032 North Amer Oil Consol cap. 10
2,869 Occidental Insurance cap..10
41,656 Oliver United Filters Inc A.
757
213
27 34
27
A
Oct.
1634
29%
8%
1854
Sale
*
6,180
'
v
44
7
1#
Prior
24
com
854
8
10
3y
8%
854
519
27,593
a
Sale
26
48
2034 Sale
2934
2954
1134 Sale
1834
19%
216,379 Natomas Co capital..^.....*
North Amer In* Corp—
Common
100
2,234
1,841
6% preferred
.......100
160
330
21,402
17,184
7,656
5,014
1,071
11,449
4,282
19
7H
10
Merchant Cal Mach Co
130,376
455
195
Sale
233 Market Street Ry Co com. 100
Nat Auto Fibres Inc
36,333
9,362
3134
2
.__.„.
Leslie-Calif Salt Co capital.*
4,460
14
20
46 34
Sale
161
283
9
Common
48
44
Hunt Bros Packing Co cl A__*
571
56
.
It
39,502 Honolulu OH Corp Ltd cap.*
8,381 Honolulu Plantation cap..20
July 31
34 Mar. 20
28
Oct.
21
15% Oct.
25
♦
No par value,
t Removed from list Feb. 28 and 6% of 1945 substituted in its place.
Maturity date advanced to 1945 effective Mar. 1 1935.
1 Removed from list April 5.
a Suspended at close of business May 14 1935 and removed from listing and
temporary registration at opening of business
May 22 1935.
b Called for redemption June 1 1935.
Suspended at close of business on May 31 1935 and removed from listing and
temporary registration
at opening of business on June 8 1935.
c Removed from list June 4.
d Removed from list July 15.
e Called for redemption on Aug. 1.
Suspended
at close of business on July 31.
Withdrawn from listing and temporary registration at opening of business on Aug. 14.
/Admitted to list July 10.
Suspended at close of business on Sept. 30.
g Called for redemption on Oct. 1.
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July 1 1933 were made
(designated by superior figures in
1 New York Stock.
•.
1 New York Ourb.
7 Buffalo Stock,
** Cincinnati Stock.
17 JLos Angeles Stock.
v'-.v >,
"
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T-
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tables)
are as
follows:
rt;.v
-'i.f;
*
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS
669,002
—6,965,257
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
SALES
AGGREGATE
—
-
July 1 1933
October
BONDS
Oct. 31 1935
$1,400
2,000
Fedl Farm Mtge
3%s..1947-42
'39-49
Home Owners' Loan 2%
5.000 Southern Calif Edison 5s 1952
;
"i'.OOO
1,000
1961
5.000 So Calif Gas 4%s
1,000 U S Govt Treas 3%s__1946-44
2%s
1960-55
1,000
19.000 U S Liberty Loan 4%s_ 1932-47
1»i 1t i « J
i 11
•
!
1
S
Shares.
Shares.
STOCKS
20,300
Bandinl
Petroleum
275 Barker Bros
Pre#
410
30
60
1
1
Go
*
common
100
600
400
5
10
10
B
1,973 Broadway Dept Store pfd.101
65 Brock & Co 2d pref
100
82,000 Buckeye Union Oil com
1
Common rot tr ctfs
1
72,350
Preferred
1
88,633
Preferred vot trust ctfs..l
265,522
*
5,100 Byron Jackson Co.
176
65
1,000
1,000
1,000
6,350
700
1,900
2,600
1,313
2,000
10,200
1,100
1,000
8,800
3,000
7,000
1,100
92%
2
90%
78%
2
4,200
400
7,900
1,900
300
33
111•
111•
1
1
1
■
600
.
3,800
300
*
520
6,200
4,500
"loo
1
1
1
60c
45c
5c
5c
2c
2%
1%
93
75
2c
4% Sale
2 % Sale
3
2
94
85%
90
..........
4c
8c
5c
7c
10c
14c
8c
16c
12c
25%
30
35%
Chapman's Ice Cream Co...*
Chrysler Corp
5
73 %
District Bond Co..........25
*
Derr 5c Equip Co.....5
Douglas Aircraft Inc
1
A
Farmers 6t Merch Nat Bk.109
Foster & Kleiser Co.......10
12 Langendorf U Bak A
Lincoln Petroleum Corp
1
1
1
1
»
1
1
1
1
•
1
•
1
1
1
1
1
1
•
3
7% Oct.
9c
1.45'V"
26%
10%
7%
V/a
Sale
27
Sale
8%
Sale
& 1°
25
6%
30
"75"
9
12%
30%
Sale
10c
20c
IF
85**
2Ya Oct.
i
25
29
16
9
Oct.
17
4
4
77
Oct.
17
41
4c
4
4% Oct.
2% Oct.
30
31
10,500
900
700
~2*65O
1,000
200
17
7
5
4c Oct.
5
10c Oct.
3
3
22
10c Sept.
8c Oct.
26
7%
16
7
Oct.
2
Oct.
17
5c Oct.
7
8c Oct.
7
10c Oct.
11c Oct.
Oct.
25
17% Oct.
Sale
7% Oct.
Sale
1% Oct.
9% Oct.
2
Oct.
10
Oct.
Sale
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9
6% Oct.
31% Oct.
12% Oct.
18
8c Oct.
24
h,
8
4
15
21
14
21
Oct.
10c Oct.
18 395
Oct.
2
18
15
Sale
35c
*
m
16c
uF
1%
2c
Sale
W*
37c
8%
19%
Sale
25
6% Oct.
23
25
8
Oct.
30
19% Oct.
24
1
8
10
15
Oct.
37c Oct.
1
18% Oct.
26
18
40c Oct.
17
"47c
Sale
45c Oct.
10% Oct.
10
10c Sale
Sale
6%
112
*
Sale
1%
Sale
5
Sale
113
IP
9c Oct.
5% Oct.
110
Oct.
1% Oct.
5
Oct.
31 72%c Oct.
31
10% Oct.
16
2
31
1,000
500
361
"loo
300
600
4,900
6,600 Pacific Clay Products
*
64,200 Pac Finance Corp common.10
Preferred series A.......10
3,800
Preferred series C ......10
4,100
Preferred series D
10
2,700
25
20,800 Pac Gas 5c Elec Co com
1st pref 6%
13,300
25
1st preferred 5H%-.
2,800
25
8,800 Pacific Indemnity Co......10
9,600 Pac Lighting Corp com.....*
2,937
4% preferred
........*
860 Pacific National Co........ *
3,300 Pacific Public Service......*
1st preferred
1,700
„__.*
10,700 Pacific Western Oil Corp...*
83,000 Republic Petr Co Ltd..... 10
For footnote*
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7J.
Apr.
July 31
7
10c
340
40c
35c
16c
3
19c
15c
"40c
...
3%
2
25c
21c
1
25c
27c
29c
10c
20c
14c
25c
14c Sale
40c
49c
49c Sale
5c
25c
35c Oct.
19c Oct.
7
30
39c Oct.
28
30
8
Oct.
2
19c Oct.
3
Oct.
28c Oct.
8
28c Oct.
13c Oct,
5
14c Oct.
w
49c Oct.
31
49c Oct.
"31
3
30c
5
6
10 %
Sale
13 %
10
Sale
18%
10K
25%
28 %
26%
Sale
26
Sale
17
405*
103
3 Ya
19
—...
41
Sale
3%
19%
9% Sale
2% Sale
6%
18
12 J*
10
£2 H
28%
28%
26%
16%
50
104
Sale
Sale
13%
11%
5% Oct.
17% Oct.
21
12
Oct.
3
5
10
Oct.
1
—
29
29%
26%
17%
50%
105
M iIS
10
10%
2% Sale
Mar. 14
Feb.
2
25% Oct.
28% Oct.
26
Oct.
16% Oct.
40% Oct.
14
4
5
Mar. 20
Jan.
31
29
Jan.
Sept.
Jan.
5% July
5% Apr.
July
10
Oct.
21
6
14c
10 404
22
26
16% Mar. 13
Feb.
9% Jan.
31c
14
2
22
16
80c
5
Jan.
2
49c
Feb.
May
Jan.
Oct.
28
20
25
30
2% July
62 %c May
21c
June
3
9
26c
19c
6
14
5
Jan.
7c
June 25
Feb. 27
25c
Jan.
24
28
2% Apr.
2% Jan.
10
18
35c
5c
Jan.
9% Mar.
6
7
27
Oct.
26
19
17% Oct.
47% Oct.
4
3
Oct.
2
10
9% Oct.
2% Oct.
1
10% Oct.
16
3
2% Oct.
26
22% May 17
Sept.10
43c
9
8%
20%
72 "
%
1%
2c
Jan.
Feb.
12
11
Jan. 10
7H Oct. 15
9 114
Oct. 28
Jan.
Feb. 28
2% Sept. 18
13% Feb.
18% Oct.
16
Oct.
20% Feb.
18% Feb.
2
8
Feb.
10% Oct.
18
23
Jan.
77%cSept. 17
10% Oct. 31
22
Oct.
30
5
28% Oct.
29% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
4
3
18
26
79
6
Mar. 14
Jan.
30
25
F
38c
12
9% Jan.
24
Mar. 23
Jan.
Jan.
10% Jan.
Oct.
1F
10% Sept.
2c
10
1 105
7
Aug. 15
Aug. 16
Apr.
4
Sept. 23
Sept. 10
21
Oct.
5
15
29
103
8
33%
6% Oct.
21% Oct.
12% Oct.
10% Oct.
17
13
3
2% Sept. 10
2
7
July
4% Mar. 20
4
30c
14
6% July 18
19% Mar. 5
9c
25
47.400 Nordon Corp...............5
2,600 Occidental Pet Corp...
1
1
15,520 Oceanic Oil Co..
17.000 Olinda Land Co
1
Mar
19
81
60c
*
7,850 Mascot OH Co
...1
1
5.325 Merchants Petroleum Co
2.326 Mills Alloys Inc A
•
B.............
1,337
10,320 Mt Diablo Oil Ming 5c Dev..l
31
28
9
Feb.
60c
Feb.
37 %c Feb.
41% Feb. 16
14% Aug. 28
3% Feb. 19
87% Oct. 21
33
Aug. 14
12% Oct. 28
10% May 17
2% May 25
10
May 25
45c
Apr. 24
25% Jan. 29
1.10
19
6
24c
30
2
Oct.
Feb.
Aug.
15
5% Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
18c Oct.
Oct.
2
17
7
25c
20
7% Oct.
1 114
2
2
2
1
Oct.
31
76
""2c
Sale
Sale
6% Oct.
16% Oct.
Oct.
14
30
31
94
17% Oct. 26
i.F
sF
7
Oct.
33% Oct.
17
3
Jan.
25% Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
%
19%
5c Oct.
Oct.
4c Oct.
10
75
7
Sale
32% 33%
4% Oct.
2% Oct.
Jan.
Aug. 19
87%
26%
12%
9%
70% Oct.
25
10
6
6%
17%
7
Oct.
4c May
10% May 15
Mar. 16
9
6%
m
18
AH
60
2
m
77
July
May
5% Mar.
2% Oct.
Apr.
94
9% Sale
Sale
5%
June
29
Oct.
1
191,400 Lockheed Aircraft Corp
1
11,741 L A Gas 5c Elec 6% pref
100
2
135,800 L A Industries Inc......
30,300 L A Investment Co........10
^
19
17
30
30
30
1.05
Jan. 16
% Oct. 17
4
Apr.
1
4% June 26
Sept.
30
500 Pacific American Fire Ins.. 10
2,400
12,100
105% Oct.
104% Apr.
106*32 Apr.
10D»3 2Apr.
15 101*'3? Apr.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5c Oct.
4c Oct,
547 Mortgage Guarantee Co..100
'"ioo
June 11
11 105
19
17
30
30
Aug.
Oct.
2
86
7
395
405
420
375% 400
3
3%
3%/ 3%
9
2*
19%
26% Sale
Tta
Oct.
17
% Oct.
3% Oct.
....*
Gladding McBean & Co
*
Globe Grain 5c Milling Co..25
597,350
17
'""Be """7c
30
Gilmore Oil Co...
1
June
105% Oct.
104% Apr.
106*32 Apr.
101,532 Apr.
lODHaMar
60c
% Oct.
3% Oct.
65
76
25%
Co
Oct'" 19
105%
60c
:"§% "3%
mm
Oil
::::::
1
Calif Packing Corp
*
Central Investment Corp. 190
505 Marbellte Corp
Preferred
53
1,150
4,100
115
■
California Bank new..^...25
86,700 Hancock OU Co A..........*
10,706 Holly Development Co..
1
1
5,000 Jade Oil Co
504,715 Kinner Airpl 5c Motor Corp.l
12
83,200
19,900
1
38 w
eF el*
.........
46,300
t
17
_*
973 Golden State Co
2,800 Goodyear T & R Akron com.*
95 Goodyear T & R(CaUf) pf.lM
300
1 1 1 1 1 i » 11 11 1*
11 1 1 1
1
8c
Exeter
"Oct" "19
1
16%
Kmsco
Highest
Sale Prices
105
12c
...
654
4,900
38,800
23,725
686
500
1,500
27,400
Lowest
Sale Prices
105%
14%
38,900 Claude Neon Elec Prod Ltd.*
»
24,100 Consolidated Oil Corp
44,400 Consolidated Steel com....*
Preferred
*
14,400
460 Crystalite Products Corp
*
Preferred
10
...........190
200
Highest
Sale Prices
100*32 Sept. 25 100*32 Sept. 25
100»*32Aug. 15 1001 *32 Aug. 15
14
13,050 Citizens Nat T & S Bank..2#
371
Lowest
106*32
1001*32
2
1
1,000 Barnhart-Morrow Cons
9,100 Barasdall Oil Corp A
24,900 Bolsa Chlca Oil Corp A
6,700
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
par
200 Associated Gas & Elec A
1,400
Ask
Ask Bid
$3,665
Sale Prices
31
Oct.
Oct. 1
1,585 Ambassador Petroleum Co.^1
""200
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Bid
%
$1,000
36,400
October
Low from
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
1934
1935
Bond Sales
1934
123,360
1,752,853
1935
Stock Sales
--.--..-^..----Shares
October
Jan.
14
9
Feb. 2
4% July
9
40c
May 27
19c Oct. 30-
5% Feb. 11
1% Feb.
2
28c Oct.
820
June
3
18c
30c
60c
8c
Aug. 23
Mar. 4
Apr. 11
May 31
2% May 21
6% Oct. 29
22
14
Aug. 28
Aug. 15
11% Aug. 17
10% Apr. 22
28% Oct. 22
29% Oct. 18
27
Jan.
4 19
Mar. 16 47%
Jan. 15 105
Jan. 15
May
1
7% Jan.
2
7% Jan. 29
1% Aug.
2
5
7% Apr.
49c
Oct.
26
Aug. 21
Oct. 25
Oct. 24
Jan.
lB
Sept. 13
Sept. 26
Aug. 23
3% Aug. 24:
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STOCK
ANGELES
LOS
Nov., 1935]
71
EXCHANGE
PWW.
■m
Low from
July 1 1933
Since
Jem, 1
Shares
Shares
49,200 Rlc« Ranch Oil Co
3,000
■
1
*
;
1,100
B
400
•
180
10",600
15,500
"""206
Sale
lc
m
*
94
Sale
Sale
11%
12
2c
2c
Sale
9
8%
7
Sale
25
22
25
37c Oct.
2
2% Oct.
22
2% Oct.
22
34% Oct.
18
lc
2
2
18
23
5
Oct.
7% Oct.
10
16
48
Oct.
10
4035 Oct.
10% Oct.
26
24
2c
Oct.
25
9& Oct.
26
33
35
28
26
Sale
"21 H~o"ct""~2
Sale
25%
3534
1,100
99,200
25
Sale
27
27
106
25
25
—~
28
"27|| Octl""!
28M"6ct""Il
17H Jan-
2
2654 Oct.
1634 Jan.
2334 Feb.
2
6
28
~28H"0~c"t""l5 '28 %Oct"'"29
2334 Jan. 21
106
80
3534 Oct.
36%
1034 Mar. 13
29
.....
25% Oct.
Oct.
16% Oct.
3334
42
Oct.
37
Oct.
1934 20
7% Sale
3634
363*
4
9 108
3
17
30
32% Oct.
2
22
Oct.
5
193* Oct.
4234 Oct.
3834 Oct.
28
22
24
110
50
500
""'loo
19
20% Sale
9% Sale
Oct.
373* Oct. 26
Sale"
20%
18
7% Oct.
110
Sale
17% Sale
153,400 Union Oil of Galtf.........25
128,750 U S Oil St Royalties Co....25
152,400 Universal Cons OU Co....10
200 Van de Kamps Bakeries.....*
614 Weber Showcase k Fix pfd..*
1
38,574 Wellington OU Co
200 Western Air Express Corp..10
1,000 Western Pipe 8c Steel Co...10
*""215
15
Feb.
2
1 115
Oct.
14
1
2034 Oct. 31
""63* Sale" "6% Sale" "6% Oct""15
"7 J* "Oct" "26
4%
.....
lie
Sale'
5
.....
r5""c£t:"36
80c Oct.
80c 87 %c
85c Oct.
1
5H
26"" "27"" ~2334"OctI""i
Sale
Octl""!
2334
Apr. 23
15
13
25
July
3
June
8
1534 May 23
2634 Oct. 30
3934 June 18
28% Sept. 4
2834 Oct. 112634 Oct. 22
24% Mar. 23
2834 Oct. 29
Oct.
5
213* Sept.11
Sept.10
3534 Sept. 11
Feb.
13
10
Feb.
Jan.
3
90
July 25
13
3834 May 24
22
June
8
22
35
Apr. 16
35
11
Jan.
7
21
Jan.
Jan.
7
8
June
4c
June
1
7
July
7
July 31
55c May 29
234 July 20
1434 Feb. 27
834 May
5
July
5
July
1
July
23* July
24
Sept.
1334 Oct. 17
6c
Sept. 4
3c
July 26
lc
Aug. 10
1934 Jan.
8
17c
3
5
5
"5"'0"ct:"36
30
H
3c
2
7
4^
26
Oct.
Apr. 16
Sept. 12
434 Mar. 12
934 Oct. 28
80
Feb.
5 115
Sept. 6
15
Jan. 30 2034 Oct. 31
9% Oct. 28
3
Oct.
17% Oct.
Oct.
May 23
2c
30
2834 Mar. 14
Oct. 31
„
July 22
Aug. 13
8 108
Jan.
133* Mar. 14
27
10
75
June 10
June 21
23
Oct.
28% Sale"
26% Sale
107%
18% Sale
43
3434 41%
7,300 Taylor Milling Corp........*
391,300 Transamerica Corp.........*
"9,766
3434 Oct. 18
38c
May
6
26% Oct. 30
3634 Oct. 19
18% Sale
32% Sale
457 Union Bank St Trust Co
3434 Oct. 18
37c
Aug. 14
234 Oct. 22
88
Apr.
4
88
Jan. 14
33
Apr.
2
153* Mar 13
534 Mar. 21
2034 Jan.
25
OU of Calif....
•
25
Preferred...............25
123
20,400
Sale Prices
45c
Jan.
4
534 Mar. 1
934 Mar. 28
1134 Mar. 11
378 Superior Oil Co
28
Sale Prices
18c
Sept. 25
lc
25
54,800 Standard
10,100
2
43% Oct.
28H Oct.
9% Oct.
A preferred..........
823
251 Sou are D Co Inc...........41
10
7% preferred.....
100
200
1
18
15
...100
71,100 Southern Pacific Co
1,382 Square D Co B common
7.200
18c Oct.
37c Oct.
mrmm ni"""oc"trio
931
16
•
common
644 So Counties Gas t% pref. 100
69
1
Highest
—..
48
39
29
Highest
Sale Prices
18c Oct.
1
3434 Oct.
"2%
11234 114
2834
8%
*
7,800 Socony Vacuum Oil Co
151,900 So Calif Edison Ltd com
Original preferred
3,258
7% preferred
30,300
6% preferred
76,600
534% preferred
82,900
X 500 So Calif Gas 6% pref A
6% preferred
1,500
20,400
2%
103%
100
112
25c
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
24c
34g 34%
40c
2 34
•
7,500 Shell Union Oil Corp.
10,000 Sierra Trading Corp
36,500 Signal Oil-Gas A
600
10,000
31
Ask Bid
Bid
12c
18c Sale
6% Preferred...
.....10
63 San Joaquin L&P 0% pr pflOO
829
7% preferred
100
60,000 Security First Nat Bank...20
7,099 Security Co units
5,550
2,384
Oct.
Oct. 1
Oct. 31 1935
Samson Gorp B oemmon
1,146
5,394
—4
,
STOCKS
200 Safeway Stores Inc
200
38
170
RANGE SINCE JAN.
to
In
October
•
PRICES IN OCTOBER
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
1
7
31
22
20
30
MINING STOCKS—
22,000
6,000
UNLISTED
Tioo
3,200
i',406
4,300
1,700
8,800
4,100
200
4,100
8,200
No par valve,
Odd lot*
x
5c
lc
17
31
1534 Oct.
15
8c Oct.
10c Oct.
11
4c Oct.
9
634c Oct.
15
13% Oct.
lc
2c
lc
.
5c
.....
36c
40c
4%c
634c
2c
lc
Jan.
2
5c
lc
3c
Sept.
7
"32c ""45c
6c
33c Oct.
6c Oct.
7c
23
36c Oct.
7c Oct.
24
10
14
Mar. 22
Oct. 23
33c
5c
Aug.
2
Jan.
1334cJan.
5
Jan. 24
Jan.'4; 2
Sept. 7
4c
lc
lc
3c
51c
22c
Mar. 22
Jan. 25
Jan. 25
STOCKS—
Sale
138% Sale
22,738 Amer Tel 8c Tel Co.......100
2.200 (The) Aviation Corp (Del)
5,171 Bethlehem Steel Corp
26,200 Cities Service Co
400 Cord Corp
10,900 General Electric Co
38,500 General Motors Corp
11,700 Montgomery Ward 8c Co
20,500 Packard Motor Car Co
24,200 Radio Corp of America
522 Standard OU Co (New Jer).25
10,100 Tide Water Assoc OU..,
29,800 Warner Bros Pictures.....5
2,516
•
3c
1,200 Prince Cons Mining Co...10c
175.989 Tom Reed Gold Mines Co...l
126,100 Zenda Gold Mining Co
4,600
3,000
1334
14
834c Sale
5%c Sale
15% 16%
734c
13c
2,100 Alaska Juneau Gold M Co 10c
165,000 Black Mammoth Cons M ColOc
131,050 Calumet Gold Mines Co.. 10c
137,500 Imperial Development Co.25c
2,000 Oatman Ralnb Gold M Co. 10c
;.
10c
1,000 Oro Ami go Co
300
sa
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38%
34
39
Sale
2 145
135% Oct.
3%
40%
2%
■AH
37
Oct.
25
Oct.
234 Oct. 30
1% Oct.
4%
Sale
3l|i OctI
35%
Sale
46
46%
313
32%
5.. Sale
7% Sale
44% Oct.
30% Oct.
5% Oct.
333*
6%
8%
49%
A2H
7
Oct"
29
53
25
26
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
7
26
Apr.
14
Mar. 14
8% Oct.
634 Oct.
7%
Mar. 19
Mar. 14
Mar. 13
Mar. 16
Oct.
3434 Oct.
734 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
44
Sale
8n Sale
7% Sale
3534
''pwPl
Mar. 18 1453* Sept. 12
Mar. 19
534 Jan.
2
Mar. 16 40
Oct. 23
Mar. 15
3
Aug. 21
June 11
434 Jan.
7
0ct"23
40
22
3
7
3
Oct.
Apr.
3534 Oct.
29
53
25
Oct.
-.V.
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3734 Sept. 11
734
834
443*
1134
8%
Oct. 22
Oct. 15
Oct.
7
May 22
Sept. 18
.
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» New York Produce,
i* Chicago Board of Trade.
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OF BONDS AND STOCKS
In the earlier part of this publication complete records of the dealings on the leading stock exchanges
the country, for the latest month and for the calendar year to
General Quotations we combine in
date,
are
comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not only
one
those dealt inon the exchanges, but also heading unlisted *nd inactive securities*
to the
of
In this department of
furnished*
The following is
an
index
different classes of securities quoteds
Page
Page
Pago
Exchange Seats—————— 88
Joint Stock Land Bank Securities....——115
Railroad Stocks......................... 78
Federal Land Bank Bonds...........
Mining Stocks.................—....—.. 89
Municipal Bonds (Domestic)..—————• 95
Real Estate Bonds—94'
95
Foreign Government Bonds.......
96
Industrial Bonds....*..;......—........... 86
Industrial
Stocks..................
Insurance Stocks
.........
..116
Investing Companies Securities......—- 77
,
Quotations for all securities are
as
near
possible
as
Exchange began with Jan. 2 1909 to quote all bond
for
the
closing
prices "and interest."
mark toindicate the fact except where there is a deviation from this rule.
to the price, he must pay accrued
interest
addition to the price.
in
Textile Stocks
Public Utility Bonds.........^........... 78
Public Utility Stocks—.——.— 84
Railroad Bonds....—..———..;—....... 72
89
.....
Reai Estate Trust and Land Stocks—..—# 89
Canadian.*97
day of
we
the
month
........
89
.......
....
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit
Stocks— 89
United States Government Securities—... 95
United States Territorial Bonds..........
preceding
have adopted the same
As the New Yorir
the date of issue.
method and
no
longer employ a designating
is prefixed
The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter
This, however, does not apply to income bonds
or
95
Stock
bonds In default. In wnicb cases
the price includes the Interest, should there be any,
;
The letter
prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation is
herefore the purchaser does not have
a
flat price—that is, that the accrued interest forms part of the price, and
to provide for it separately in making payment.
As already stated in the case of income bends and bonds in
default, the price is always "flat." and no designating mark Is employed to indicate the fact.
Quotations for equipment bonds are based on average maturities.
Quotations for guaranteed stocks are "and dividend"; that is, the accrued dividend must be paid in addition to the price.
>,
It should be borne in mind in the use of these tables that the quotations for many inactive and unlisted securities are merely nsminal.bat in al
the figures are obtained from sources
cases
which are considered reliable.
The following abbreviations are often used* vis.: "M" for mortgage, "g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for endorsed, "cons" for consolidated
"conv" for convertible, "a f" for sinking fund. "1 g" for land grant, "op" for optional.
The black-faced type In the letters showing the interest period Indicates the month when the bonds mature.
NOTICE.—All bond
Bonds.
prices
Bid.
ore
"and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Ask.
RAILROAD BONDS
Bonds.
Bid.
guMAS
94
Akron A Barb Belt g 4s 1942. JAD
Akron Canton A Youngstown—■
100
A..AAO
54
56
Atlantic A Yadkin—
53M
54 X
1st mtge gu g 4s 1949
AAO
Aug Term 1st gu g 6a 1947..AAO
Austin A Northwestern— v
1st mtge gtd g 5s 1941
JAI
44
107 M
Augusta
87
104 M
Adirondack 1st 4 Ms 1942
Gen A ref 6s 1946
ser
Gen A ref 5Ms 1945 ser B AAO
Alabama Great Southern—
•96
A—JAD
107 M
108
1943 ser B
JAD
Alabama Tennessee A NorthernPrior lien 6s 1948
JAJ
Gen income 6s Oct 1948 ...JAJ
102 X
104
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser
1st
cons 4s
Alabama A Vicksburg
*
Atl A Birm.
X
98
W*
68
92 M
55M
71X
80M
108 X
Ref A gen 6s 1995 series O. JAD
Ref A gen 5s 2000 ser D__MAS
Bef A gen 5s series F1996. MAS
/ igli
108
91
tr 4Ms 1936-40 (yr).-MAN
tr 4Ms '36-'41 O (yr)-.FAA
tr 5s 1936-37 (yr)
FAA
tr 5s 1936-38 (yr)
FAA
Pittsb Lake Erie A W Va—
103
67 M
95 M
Refund gold 4s 1941—MAN
8 W Div 1st 5s 1950
JAJ
Toledo A Oln Div 4s 1959—JAJ
97
105
108
108 %
102
v
103
103M
101
102
104
103
100
107 %
110
108"
110M
103 X
21
4s stamped 1951
Medford Ext 5s 1937
-•
105"
25
Aroostook—
1st M 5s g .Tan 1 1943..
Cons refund g 4s 1951
99 X
106
93 X
55 M
69
69
3.75
3.75
3.75
71%
80%
69 M
69 H
2.75%
2.75%
2.75%
3.75
2.75%
Battle Creek A Sturgis—
1st guar g 3s 1989
JAD
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938....JAJ
Beecb Or 1st 4s g gu 1936—-JAJ
2d
121H
91
108
94
gold 5s 1936
JAJ
Ext 3M" 1951.-AAO
Bellefonte Central 1st 6s '49-FAA
Belt RR A Stk Yds (Ind'p'lls)—
1st ref gold 4s 1939——MAN
Belvidere DjI 1st 3Ms 1943—JAJ
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944. JAD
Birm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.MAS
Bluff Point Land A Imp 1st 4s '40
guar
102 M
91X
3.00
1.50
3.00
Ork
Boonvllle St L A Sou 5s *51. FAA /
Boston A Albany 5s Oct '63.-JAJ
5Ms
93 X
74 M
73
78 M
MAN
Piscat Div g 5s Jan 1943--AAO
St Johns RIv Ext gu 5s '39-FAA
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43-AAO
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39—FAA
Beech
U2X
JAJ
JAJ
JAD
5s June 1942
94
It*
76
78M
92
5s July 1 1938
JAJ
4Mb July 1937
JAJ
4 Ms Impt 1978
FAA
1st mtge 4Ms ser A 1943—AAO
3Ms Jan 1 1951
J&J
Ref 3 Ms 1952 gu N Y O—AAO
to 2%
1%
2.50%
5s 1967 ser AO
MAS
5s 1955 ser 2
MAN
4Mb 1961 ser JJ
AAO
Eq 4M» 1936-1943 (yr)..AAO
Equipment trust 5s.....
Bost & Maine (old)
4s Feb 1 1937
fa A A
4s Aug 1942
FAA
3s July 1950
JAJ
Equip 5Ms 1936-1937 (yr) FA A
Eq tr 6s 1936-38 (year)
JAD
m
m
Boston ANY Air Line—
1st mtge gu g 4s 1955
FAA
Boston Kev Beach A Lynn—
1st m 4Mb July 15 1947.JAJ15
Gen m 6s '33 extd to '38. JAT 15
Boston Term Co 3 Ms 1947--F&A
97 X
97M
94 X
86
95
Brooklyn A Montauk—
2d (now 1st) gold 5s 1938.JAD
86 X
Brunswick A Western—
113
104
109 £
109
110
107
104X
110
110
General 5s g 1937
MAS
Cong 4Mb 1957
MAN
Susquehanna RR Corp—
-
/ This price includes accrued interest,
k Last Sale,
n
Nominal.
•
101
79 M
60
b
b
4.00
4.00
16 M
70
82
63
11
24 X
73
37
42
99
100
105 X
k 102X
104 M
99 M
—.
103 X
62M
64 M
Dec 30 1963
JAJ
93 M
Burl Cedar Rapids A North—
Con 1st A coll tr 5s g '34—AAO ♦/ 15 M
Certificates of deposit..
/ 16
Butte Anaconda A Pac 5s*44 FAA
103
Cambria & Clearfield—
1st 5s g 1941
J&J
107
94M
64
65X
80
101
101
96
85
102 M
70""
62
105
101
108 M
93
109M
95
83
Gen M g 4s 1955—
Cambria A Ind 1st 4M»
F&A
103
'68..JAJ
103
§1!*
103
Eq tr 5Ms 1936-38 (year) MAN 6 4.00
Canada Atl Ry 1st 4s 1955—-JAJ
87M
Canada Soutb 5s 1962 ser A.AAO
107
Canadian National Rys—
4M» guar 1957—
JAJ
107M
4Ms guar 1951
MAS
108
4Mb guar 1956
FAA
108M
4Mb guar 1955——
JAD 16
110M
40-yr 5s guar 1970..——FAA
113
5s guar July 1 1969
JAJ
111M
5s guar Oct 1 1989
AAO
112M
5s guar 1954
FAA
106 X
16-yr guar 3s 1950
J&Di
97 M
.....
26""
22
99
100M
100
101M
103 M
101
84 X
102""
85
97
..
81
81
i
Guaranteed 3s
1944
M&N
1938
M&N
Eg or 4v*s 1936-1942 (gu> M&N
Eq tr 4Mb 1936-45(ann)—JAD
Equipment trust 5s
Canadian Northern—
8 F deb 7s 1940
JAD
8 F deb 6 Ms 1946—
JAJ
Winnipeg Term 4s 1939
JAJ
Guaranteed 2s
-
b Basis.
4.00
4.00
1st 4s
112
79
b
b
Buff A
112
79
1st mtge gtd 4s 1938......JAJ
Buffalo Greek 1st 5s 1941...JAJ
1st ref 5s 1961
JAJ
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh—
_
84
84
84
87
75 X
77 M
69
m
1st
1st
87
81
84 M
81M
—
5s May 1943
5s Mar 1942—
1st
Bangor A
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
JAD
Atlanta A St Andrews Bay—
Eq 4Mb 1936-41 E (yr)-.FAA
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
93X
79
83
81.
5s Jan 1943
5s May 1940
101
89
105 M
5-yr sec notes 4M» 1939 .FAA
Oonv g 4Mb I960
FAA
Bef A gen 5s 1995 series A. JAD
105
1929 extd as 5%
May 1954—
MAN
Atlantic Coast Line RB—
1st cons 4s July 1 1952—MAS
Col tr g 4s Oct 1 1952 op.MAN
Oonv deb 4s 1939 op 1916MAN
Gen unP ser \ 4 His 1964 JAD
10-yr coll tr 5s May 1 '45.MAN
Equipment trust 4 M®
Eq 6Ms
1936 (year) FAA
108 M
100
78
68 M
102 X
M
28Ji
48
85 M
5s-Apr 1944
6s June 1945
6s Jan 1946
99
105 X
Se«, Seab'd Air Line
to
102
28
1st M 4s g July 1 1948...AAO
1st M 5s July 1 1948
AAO
102
.1st M 6s 1944 ser B
JAJ
Atlanta Knoxville A Northern
1st
101
35
Ask.
Bid.
Bondi.
Boston A Maine (new) 5s Sept *41
4s 5s April 1947
Baltimore A Ohio—
96
Aolanta A Charlotte Air Line—
1st M 4^1 1944 ser A
JAJ
1st 6s. 1938
AAO
Atlanta Terminal 6s 1939...FAA
Atlantic City gu 4s 1951
JAJ
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948
JAJ
Atl A Danville 1st 4* 1948...JAJ
2d g 4s 1948
JAJ
Union Stat 4s 1953-JAJ
Bait A Harris g 5s 1936..—MAN
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938 MAN
By—..
1st M g 5s 1974 series A. .MAN
Albany A Susq 3M« g 1946. A AO
Alleghany Corp—
Ooll tr conv 6s 1944
FAA
Ooll A conv 5fl 1949.
JAD
Ool A conv 5s I960
AAO
5s stamped 1950
—AAO
Allegheny Val gen 4s 1942-.MAS
Allegheny A Western—
1st mtge guar 4s 1998
AAO
American Refrig Transit—
J&J
Equipt 6s ser D 1937
A an Arbor 1st g 4s 1995
Q-J
Ark A Mem By Brge A Term—
1st M 5s 1964
MAS
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947
AAO
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995—AAO
Adjustment 4s July 1 1995 Nov
Stampede
... .MAN
Oonv g 4s of '09 due 1955 JAD
Oonv g 4s of '05 due 1955.JAD
Oonv g 4s of '10 due I960.JAD
Oonv deb 4Ms 1948
JAD
Trans S L 1st g 4s 1958—JAJ
Oal-Arix 1st A rf 4 He '62 op MAS
Rocky Mt Div 4a 1965—JAJ
Athens Terminal By—
1st g 6s 1937....JAJ
Ask.
Atlantic Coast Line of S O—
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
98 X
99 X
& 3.85
b 3.85
b 3 85
1103
121X
99 M
103
H
121H
t Called Dec. 1 at 102M.
RAILROAD
Nov., 1935]
73
BONDS
NOTICE.—-All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked *f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bonda
ser
84^
M
107 V*
111 Vi
1
107 V
ill
A.JA8D16
Carthage A Adirondack—
„
72V*
1st mtge guar g 4s 1981—JAD
Oatawlsaa
106
cons g 4s 1948—-AAO
Cent Ark A Bast 1st 6s 1940.JAJ
OentrBr Un Pac 1st g 4s '48. JAD
Central of Qeorgia—
56Vi~
55
24
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945—FAA
28
46 Vi
i 42 Vi
23
Cons
gold 5s 1945
MAN
Ref A gen 5 Vis 1959 ser B.AAO
Ref A gen 5s 1959 ser O—AAO
Bq tr 4 Vis '36-'40 ser P(yr)MAS
Bq tr 4 Vis ,35-'40serQ(yr)MAN
Bq tr 5s 1930-'38 (yrly)—JAD
Chat Div gold 4s 1951—JAD
Macon A Nor g 5s 1946
JAJ
Mid GaA Atl 1st 5s 1947—JAJ
Mobile Div g 5s 1946
JAJ
Cent New Eng 1st qu 4s 1961 JAJ
Central of New Jersey—
„
24
:
'
12 Vi
12
12
'
oVA
85
85
95
85
95
95
22
22 Vi
20
47 Vi
46 Vi
102 Vi
Bq tr 4Vis 1936-'41 (yr)-FAA
2.25%
88 Vi
101H
100 V*
Guar g 5s 1960
FAA
m European loan 4s 1946.MAS f
Central RR A Banking of Ga—
Q-F
Oln N O A Tex Pac Ry—
.
101V
tr 5s 1936-38 (yr) —.AAO
Cin Northern RR 1st 4s 1951-JAJ
101
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
1st M 4
71
68
b 3.50
1st gtd g 5s 1943
.JAJ
Cleveland Akron & Columbus—
103
3.25%
1940...FAA
106
General 4 Vis gold 1992—MAS
Ref A impt 4
Vis 1993 ser A AAO
Ref A Impt 4Us '95 ser B JAJ
Bq tr 3s, 1936-1950
AAO
Eq tr 4>is *36-'40 W (yr).AAO
Bq tr 6s 36- 38 (yr)
MAS15
Bq tr 5Vis '30-'37 (yrly)-.JAD
1st cons guar g 4s
112 Vi
II H
118
110
110
3.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
llOVi
to
2.00%
2.00%
1.00%
1.00
JAD
107 V*
Craig Valley 1st 5s g 1940 TAJ
Paint Creek Br 4s 1945—-FAA
106
Potts Creek 4s 1946
JAJ k 105
R A A Div 1st con g 4s'89. JAJ
109 Vi
2d con g 4s 1989
102
JAJ
Warm Spr Val 1st 5s g '41.MAS
107
Chesapeake A Ohio Northern—
1st M 5s 1945 guar
106
.AAO
Chicago A Alton RR—
40 Vi
Refunding g 3s 1949
AAO
Chicago Burlington A Qulncy—
Bq 6Vis 1935 (ann)
July 1 1949
MAN
Certificates of deposit..
Chicago A Eastern Illinois—
Stamped
Equip trust 4 Vis "A" 1945 AAO
Ohlcago Indiana ac Southern Ry
Con mtge g 4s 1966 guar..JAJ
Ohlcago Indlanap A Louisville—
Ref M g 6s 1947 series A-JAJ
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B-JAJ
Ref M g 4s 1947 series O-JAJ
1st A gen 5s 1966 series A.MAN
1st A gen 6s May *66 ser B JAJ
Monon Coal gu 5s '36 opt JAD
OMc Indianapolis A St. Louis—
*
Gen Arer4Vis 1977 ser
41 Vi
105 Vi
105
109
102 Vi
108
75
60
22Vi
'ft
85
88 Vi
89 Vi
100*
Si*
73
93
90 Vi
102V*
87 V*
..JAD
90V*
106 V*
105
106""
102M
103 Vi
51V*
General mtke i Vis 1980— MAN
3.50
Eq tr 5Vi% 1936-37—-MAN 6
Columbia A Port Deposit—
106
1st m 4s 1940
FAA
Columbus A Hocking Valley—
108 Vi
Ext gold 4s 1948
—AAO
Col Newberry A Laurens—
1st 3s July 1 1937
95/0
—JAJ
51 Vi
2.50%
Bq 4Vis'36-'43 B A F (yr).JAJ
Bq 4Vis'36-'41 G A H(yr).JAJ
Equip tr 5s*36 *40 ser B(yr)FAA
Chicago A North Western—
Gen M 3 Vis g 1987
MAN
Gen M gold 4s 1987
MAN
84
84
3Ui
Gen M 5s '87 otpd inc tax MAN
32
32
37
GenM4V*s'87stpdInc taxMAN
34 Vi
Stmpd non-pay Fed Inc tax
1st 5s 1944
Connecticut A
Gen M 4 Vi s'87 stpd inc tax MAN
15-year 6Vis Mar 1936—MAS
1st A ref 5s May 2037
JAD
1st A ref 4 Vis May 2037.-JAD
lot A ref 4 Vis May 20370 JAD
Conv g 4*f s 1949 ser A—MAN
Bq 5s '35-'38 O (yr).
JAD
Bq 6 Vis 1936 ser J (yr)...MAS
Eq 6Vis 1936 K (yr)
AAO
F.q 4 Vis'35 '42 (yr.) ser A MAN
Chic R I A Pac Ry—
Genera) gold 4s 1988......JAJ
Certificates of deposit
Ref g 4s 1934 opt to 1911..AAO
41 Vi
14 Vi
14
14
8Vi
'87
87
87
87
i?H
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80-yr. conv.4Vis 1960—MAN /
HVi
98
.JAJ
85
lllVi
102 V*
ser
B.AAO /
Eq tr 4lis 1936-42 (yr)-MAN
Equipment trust 5s
Equipment trust 5Vis.
JAJ
74
66
,
65 Vi
2.75%
2.75%
2.75%
2.75%
2.75%
106 V*
117 Vi
106""
(Nov '32 and May 37 coup).
Proof of claim filed
Certificates of deposit
Fort Dodge Des Moines A Sou—
1st 5s 1938
JAD
Fort St Un Dept Det 4 Vis '41 JAJ
55
43
51
53
7
6 V*
:
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92
94
22
25
48
—-
6
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30
1st cons ref 4 Vis '52 opt—MAN
*r
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Amended 1st con 4 Vis 1982
9Vi
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4
1
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103 if
103 V*
1st Hen A ref M 5 Vis 1938 AAO
Galveston Term 6s 1938-.
M&S
Genesee River 6s 1957......JAJ
104
79Vi
95""
92
114V*
14 Vi
IV*
IVi
MAN
1st M 6s 1946 ser A
Otfs of deposit
1st M A ref 6s 1952
76 Vi
92 Vi
1947
107'"
AAO
102 V*
102
_JAJ
Grand River Valley 1st 4s 1959—
3Vis
1941
1st
M 3s
20
50 V*
46 Vi
40 V*
44 Vi
42 Vi
60
105
1902—
6 Vis 1936 series F
77
<93 Vi
85
100 V*
104 V*
102 Vi
Sfg
7Vi
JAJ
JAD
Bq tr 4Vis 1936-1939
MAS
Eq tr 4 Vis 1936-1940 D (yr)JAJ
Eq tr 5s 1936-1938 (yr)—MAS
Western Fruit Express
Eq 5s J'ne 15'36 *39 (yr) JAD
Eq tr 4Vis 1936-1940.JAD
88
Guantanamo &
91 Vi
2.00
2.00
2,00
3.25
3.25
96
JAJ
106 Vi
Ry 1st g gu 4s '40 MAN
Western—-
45 Vi
Debenture ctfs A Feb
Debenture ctfs B Feb
V:
6Vi
Western—
JAJ fk 43
Guayaquil A Quito 1st 5s '32 JAJ2 / 14
Gulf Mobile A Northern—
1st 5 Vis 1950 ser B
87
—AAO
1st 5s 1950 Series O
AAO
80
1st M 6s 1958 ser A
3 Vi
3
n*
§3*
V*
15 V*
Gulf A Ship Island RR—
1
1st ref A term g 5s Feb '52. JAJ
Stamped
llOVi
89
4.50
Gen 4 Vis 1970 ser D
Gen 4 Vis 1977 ser B
4 Vis 1936
23
Denver A Salt Lake Ry—
1st mtge 6o 1950
105
An Apr
Inc mtge 6s I960
JAJ / 86 Vi
Des Moines A Fort Dodge—
MAN
80
1st A ref g 4V*s '01 opt '41.JAJ
Gen M 5Vis 1952 ser B—JAJ
Gen M 5s 1973 ser O
JAJ
Green Bay A
15
103 V*
FAA k 101 Vi
6
Bq tr 5s Dec 14 '35-'43 (yr)
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947
JAD
Greenbr
Detroit Term A Tunnel—
1st guar 4 Vis 1961
105 Vi
Grand Trunk West 4s £ 1950. JAJ
1st g gu 4s $ July 1 I960--JAJ
25 Vi
30
95
1st 4s Feb 15 *42 Alg gu.M&N
Gen 4s 1902 Can Gov gu__JAJ
24 H
......
98 Vi
Grand Trunk Ry of Canada—
Deb g 6s Sept 1 1930-M&8
24V*
Mortgage gold 4s 1995..-JAD
Mtge 48 stamped 1995
86
Gen M 7s 1936 series A—JAJ
95
32
98V*
J&J
Great Northern—
ii*
45
90
2nd 4s Gold Sterling 1955. A&O
1st 4s Feb 25 '39 Alg gu.MAN
Greenbrier Cheat A Elk—
1st 5s 1944.
for gtd 4s 1935.JAJ
1947.-Mas
99
97
Grand Trunk Pacific—
20"
15
Val 4Vis
6.00
104 Vi
1941—JAJ
....
85
Det A Mack pr lien 4s 1995. JAD
4s stamped 1995
42
25
Storage—
95
JAJ f
JAJ /
lOOVi
3 Vis
1940—
AAO
Goshen A Deckert'n 1st 5 Vis 1978
2nd ext 6s 1979
.MAN
Gouv A Otw 1st 5s g 1942
JAD
95
con g
114
JAJ
Eq tr 4 Vis 1935-1939 s-a.MAN 6
1st ext
111
8
32 V*
Ga Sou A Fla 1st g 5s 1945—JAJ
Deb 5s 1952
1AAO
85
Denver A Rio Grande—
1st con g 4s 1930
FAA /
Georgia Midland—
1st g 3s 1940
85
b Basis,
K
105
105 Vi
.JAJ
JAJ /
*59.JAD /
—MAS /
/
Certificates of deposit
Eq 4Vis '36 *41 H (s-a)..MAS
Fla So 1st g gn 4s 1945
JAJ
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
JAJ /
Gr R A Ind ext 4Vis
2d 4s 1930-
113
5
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
96 V*
1st cons 5s gold 1943
Florida East Coast 4 Vis
1st A ref 5s 1974
4s Jan 1
109 V*
lOOVi
1st mtge g 4s 1930
FAA
Denver & Rio Grande Western—
Gen Income 5s Aug '55...FAA /
7
Assented subject to plan
/
6Vi
Otfs of dep
100 V*
AAO
Ga RR A Bkg ref 6« 1951..AAO
•
Des Plaines
*f
109
1st gold 4s 1943
AAO
Conn River gold 4s 1943—MAS
1st
102
Florida Central A Peninsula—
Girard Point
.FAA
Passumpslc Rivers
Ref A Impt 6s 1978
EE;;
95 Vi
Georgia Fla A Ala RR—
1st A ref gold 4s 1943..-.MAN
15-yr g 5 lis May 1 '37—MAN
Delaware River RR A Bridge—
8*
I Vis May *89 series O. JAJ
Gen 4 Vis May '89 ser E
JAJ
Gen M 4 Vis May *89 serF.JAJ
Gen
'^Irrnmmm
108
106
102
Georgia A Florida RR—
Colorado A Southern
Delaware A Hudson—
37 Vi
J
114Vi
Ga A Ala_5s Oct 1945
JAJ / 13
103 V* Ga A Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948.JAD / 15
99 Vi Ga Caro A N 1st 5s g 1929—JAJ
♦/15 Vi
90 Vi
Ext at 0% to July 1 1934
88 Vi
103
99
39Vi
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989—JAJ
Gen g 3 Vis B May 1 1989-JAJ
103
Ft Worth A D O 6s 1921—
106
84
17
—
C
95
Ext at 5Vi% to 1961
JAD
Galveston Houston A Henderson
104
39
no*
103
Pittsburgh—
.
110V*
Coast Cos G A E 5s A '60.MAN
S f 1st 4s ser B 1965
MAS
22
99
101
70
101
Fonda Johnstown A Gloversv—
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
JAJ /
106
77 ;
Connecting Ry (Phila)—
109
1st M gu 4s Mar 15* 51-MAS15
118
1st 5s
1951
MAS
18 Si
Consol Rys (N H) deb 4s '54 JAJ
18 Vi
Deb 4s 1955
JAJ k
k
18 Vi
Deb 4s 1955
AAO
18 Vi
Deb 4s 1950 guar
JAJ
49 Vi
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 5 Vis *42. J AD
45 Vi
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
JAJ
48
1st 1 A ref g 7 Vis '36 ser A. JAD
1st 1 A ref 6s 1938 ser B—JAD
41Vi
Imp A equip 5s I960
MAN
Danbury A Norwalk—
>
50
1st ref 4s 1955—*
JAJ
102
Dayton Union 4s 1949
JAJ
97 Vi
Dawson Ry A Ooal 5s 1951—JAJ
Del A Bound Br 3Vis 1955.FAA
102 Vi
A Pac RR—
95
105 Vi
Cleveland Union Terminals—
1st s f 5 Vis 1972 soles A..AAO
1st M s f 5s 1973 ser B
AAO
1st s f 4 Vis 1977 ser O-AAO
1st extend g 4s 1955
Concord A Claremont—
iovi
C
71
JAJ
72 V*
gold 4s 1953 ser A..AAO
72V*
Series B 1953
AAO
Series D 1963
AAO
65V*
Ref A impt m 5s 1907—.MAN
65 V*
Ref A mtge m 5s 1975
AAO
3.65
Eq tr 6s 1930 (year)
.JAJ16 b
b
3.65
Eq 4Vis '36-*41 LL (s-a)-MAS
ft
3.65
Eq tr 4 lis 1936-43 (s-a)—MAS
6
3.65
Equipment trust 5s.....
b
3.65
Equipment trust 5Via
-—105 Vi
Penn coll g 4s Feb 1 1951—FAA
117
Erie A Jersey s f 6s 1955
..JAJ
.//:
Cleveland Terminal A Valley—
1st 4s gold guar 1995
MAN
23 Vi
21V*
7Vi
100
107 !/•
96
106
JAJ
Gen gu g 3 Vi* ser B 1940Series G 1940
Columbus A Toledo—
M10 Vi
•
llOVi
109
109 Vi
102 Vi
102 Vi
105
A.FAA
Ooal Rlv Ry 1st 4s gu '46
1935—M&N
g
46 Vi
Gen lien gold 4s 1»90
105
Gen A ref 4 Vis 1981 ser B JAJ
Cleve Short L 4>is 1901
AAO
ii vi
10
60-yr 5s 1975 series A—.FAa
Conv adj 5s Jan 2000
AAO
MAS
111"
117
22
Chicago Lake Shore A Eastern—
1st M 4Vis 1969
opt 1919-JAD
Chic Memp A Gulf 5s 1940—JAJ
Chic Milw A Gary 1st 5s *48 -AAO
Sec 4 Vis 1952 ser A
Certificates of deposit
110
113
102
3>is gen gtd 1948—MAN
Ser D 3Vis gen gtd 1950—FAA
Chic Junction Ry A Union—
Stk Yds coll tr ref 5s 1940-AAO k 109
Col trust ref 5s 1940
104 Vi
AAO
Certificate of deposit
2.75%
95
White W V Div 1st 4s '40-JAJ
Cleveland Lorain A Wheeling—
Gen M 5s 1930-—
JAD
8er B 4 Vis gen gtd 1942—AAO
Series B 3 Vis gen gtd 1942. AAO
lOVi
9Vi
Short Line 1st 4s 1953...AAO
Chic Juncb RR 1st 4s 1945.-MAS
Chic Milw St Paul
105*
_
108"
1st gold 5s Nov 1
Erie A
Ser O
102 Vi
107 Vi
JAJ
1st consol 6s gold 1934...AAO
Chicago A Erie 5s 1st g '82-MAN
Chic Grt West 1st 4s 1959—MAS
92
94
JAD
96 Vi
JAD
96
Ref A imp M 6s '41 ser O—JAJ
79
Ref A imp M 5s "03 ser D
JA J
72
Vi
Ref A Impt 4 Vis ser E 1977. JAJ
105 Vi
Cairo Div 1st g 4s 1939—JAJ
89 V*
O W A M Div 1st 4s g '91-JAJ
87 Vi
St L Div 1st col trg 4s'90 MAN
k
95
8pr A Col Div 4s 1st g '40-MAS
Cleveland A Mahoning—
Gold 5s 1938
JAJ
Cleveland A Pittsburgh—
Ser A 4 Vi« gen gtd 1942—JAJ
.50%
105
104 Vi
108 Vi
Gen M 4s 1958
MAS
1st A ref 4 Vis ser B 1977-FAA
1st A ref g 5s 1971 ser A..FAA
Illinois Div 3 Vis '49 op *29 JAJ
2%
East Penn 1st 4s 1958.——M&S
East Tenn & Western N C—
Prior lien gold 4s 1990
General 4s gold 1993
Gen M 5s ser B 1993
_
109
45Vi
Erie-
Glev Cine Chic A St Louis—
101 Vi
107
El Paso A Southwestern RR—
1st A ref 6s 1965
—AAO
109 Vi
110 V*
112 V*
JAJ
6
4.50
Bq tr 5« Deo 14 35-'44 (yr)
Charleston A Savannah—
1st mtge g 7s 1936
JAJ k 102 Vi
Charleston A Western Carolina
1st mtge g 5s 1948
lOOVi
AAO
102
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu.JAJ
Chesapeake Corp—See Indus Bds
Chesapeake A Ohio—
1st cons g 5s 1939
112
MAN
MAN
108V*
Gen g s f 5s Jan 1 1941
JAJ
Duluth South Shore A Atlantic—
1st gold 5s 1937
J&J
Dutchess Co RR 4 Vis 1940~J*n
Edmonton, Dunvegan A Brit
Columbia Ry 4 Vis 1944—AAO
Elgin Jol A East 5s 1941..-MAN
Elmlra A Willlamsport—
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1850-JAJ
Income 5s 2802
AAO
El Paso A R I 1st gu 5s 1951-JAJ
101
JAJ
Vi? >020 ser A
1st M 5s 2020 ser B
107 Vi
97 V*
36
mmmm
71
65
1st 5« 1937
AAO
Duluth Mwsaoe A Northern—
East Tenn Va A Georgia—
Consol 1st g 5s 1956
MAN
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Nor Div 1st g 4s 1948
AAO
106 V*
55
105 Vi
J&J
1st 4Vis 1949.
Duluth A Iron Range—
106
109 V*
108
106
103 Vi
103
1st cons gtd 4s 1942
MAN
Cine A Mush Val 4s 1948—FAA
66 Vi
4s
57 Vi
107 Vi
108 Vi
104 V*
1st 5s Mar 1 1904
...JAJ
Detroit A Toledo Shore Line—
1st gold guar 4s 1953.....JAJ
Dexter A Picataquis—
Conv
63 Vi
Chic A Bast 111 (new co)—
Gen M 5s May 1951
66
90
Oln Ind A West 1st 5s 1905-MAN
1st mtge g 5s series O '57-MAN
Clearfield A Mahoning—
Central Vermont Ky—
81""
Chicago Union Station—
107 Vi
1st guar 4 Vis series A1963. JAJ
108
1st lYI b* 1963seriesB
..JAJ
105 Vi
Guar 4s 1944—
......AAO
109
1st M 4s series D 1963
JAJ
107 Vi
Guar gold 5s 1944
JAD
Ohlcago A Western Indiana—
97 Vi
Consol gold guar 4s 1952—JAJ
105 Vi
1st A ref 5 Vis 1962 A
MAS
105 Vi
1st A ref. 5 Vis ser O 1962.MAS
Choc A Mempn 5s 1949
JAJ / 52
Choctaw Oklahoma A Gulf—
25 Vi
Consol gold 6s 1952
MAN
Cincinnati Hamilton A Dayton—
105
General 5s gold 1942
JAD
102V*
2d mtge gold 4 Vis 1937
JAJ
CIn Ind St Louis A Ohlcago—
102 Vi
1st 4s
Eq
1st ref 4s g guar 1949
FAA
1st g guar 4s Oct 11954... AAO
g 5s 1937
100 V*
Cincinnati Lebanon A Northern
Gen M (now 1st) g 5s 1987 JAJ
Gen M 4s 1987
JAJ
Coll tr
68
68
;■ 68
_
1936
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Detroit Toledo A Ironton—
63 .J";
Bq tr 5s 1936-38 (s-a)
JAD
63
Bq 4 Vis '36-'42 O (yr)—-JAJ
63
Eq tr 4Vis '36-'45 (s-a)—JAD
Ohlcago St Louis A N O—
100
Con g 5s June 15 '51—JAD 15
80
Con g 3Vis June 15'51 JAD.15 k
80 ;
Mem Div 1st 4s 1951——JAD
Chic Santa Fe A California—
104 H
1st 5s Jan 1 1937
J&J
Chic Terre Haute A Southeast
65 Vi
1st A ref g 6s Dec 1 *60 opt JAD
66 Vi
Inc ntge 6s Dec 1 1960—MAS
Aug 1
Central Pacific—
„
Ask.
Chic R I A Pac Ry—(Concluded)
Cons deben 4s perpetual..JAJ
20-yr coll tr 4 Vis 1946
MAS
Coll tr 6s 1964
JAD
8 f 4V*s Dec 15 1944—JAD15
Coll tr 4 Vis I960
j«J
Conv coll tr 6s1942
MA8
Bq tr 6s 1944
JAJ
Bq tr 4 Vis 1936-1938 s-a—JAD
Bq tr 4Vis 1940-1945 s-a. JAD
Care Cent 1st g gu 4s 1949—JAJ
Caro Clinch A Ohio 6s 1938.-JAD
1st cons 6s 1952
Bid.
Bonds
Bid.
Canadian N W4H« Oct 221943—
Canadian Pacific—
f This price Includes accrued Interest,
k Last sale,
n
52
52
(July 11933 cpn on)
Golf Terminal of Mobile—
1st. mtge a Is 1967 aru
Nominal.
JAJ
.
76Vi
91
#•75%
C
mmmm
74
Bid.
Bonds.
Harl
R
&
Portch—See
N
Y
N
Ask.
-J&J
110
—M&N
88
M&N
Houston Belt & Term 5s '37.J&J
Houston & Texas Central—
1st lien g 5s 1937
Hudson & Manhattan—
1st gold 5s 1957 opt
Adj inc up
J&J
10434
106
83
F&A
to 5% Feb *57-A&O
1st M 4 Hs 1957 conv
Illinois Central—
72"
10334
F&A
'
2834
77
80
Ref mtge 5s 1955
M&N
Ref g 4s 1955 opt 1918. .M&N
Pur lines 1st g 334s 1952__J&J
Jt 1st ref M (IO&OSL&
N O) 6s 1963 ser A
J&D
Series O 44s 1963
Eq tr 5s 1936 38
ser
Aft 5/.
Ooy%
6034
5634
9434
5134
b
52
3.75
b
3.75
3 75
||
Equipment trust 534s....— b
b
Equipment trust 634s
Cairo Bridge 4s g 1950—J&D
Lltch Dlv 1st g 3s 1951—J&J
Louisv Div 334s g 1953—J&J
3.75
3.50
3%
2.75%
2.%
3.00
102
68
St Louis Div 3s g 1951
J&J
Sp'fleld Div ext 334s 1951 J&J
Western lines g 4s 1951... F&A
77
86
Indiana Bloomlngton & Western—
1st ext 4a 1940
A&O
102
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
Genl mtge 4s 1957
9834
9334
....
/
...
Gen mtge 434s 1957
J&J
J&J
105
108
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
1st gold 4s 1950
J&J
96
Gen & ref 5s 1965 ser A...J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1965 ser B...J&J
Ref & impt
106
■
m mm m
98
Indianapolis Union—
10734
10634
Indianapolis & Louisville—
1st guar 4s, 1956——
J&J
Internat-Ureat .North By—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A--J&J /
Adj M 6s July 1952 ser A. April
I
1st M 5s 1956 series B——J&J f
1st M 5s 1956 ser C
J&J /
Eq tr 434s 193642 (yr)—A&O b
Internat Rys (Central America)—
1st M 5s 1972 opt
..M&N
1st col tr 6% notes 1941.M&N
15
35
3534
J,*
olH
39
33
33
7.00
6%
80
85
7934
6% notes 1930
J&D
1st 1&ref 04s 1947..
F&A
7734
Interstate Transf Ry 5s 1945.J&J
103
Iowa Cent 1st g 5a 1938
J&D
Certificates of deposit..
/
5
1st & ref g 4s 1951.
....M&S /
V 34
Jackson Lansing & Saginaw—
83
► 1st 334s Sept 1 1951
Jacksonville Terminal—
Ref & ext 5s series A1907—J&J
106
Ref & ext 08 aeries B 1907—J&J
109
7934
7
90
•
111"
K O Mem & Bir 4s 1934
Income 5s Mar 1934
1
Philippine Govt
1st gtd 334s 1941
Mexican
-
105""
10234
96
98
3134
2934
3334
3134
77
73
45
55
60
67
6834
5734
5734
3.50
Eq tr 54s 1936-38 (year) M&S 6
Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
J&J
1063*
3%
Kansas City
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
1st M 5s 1978——
J&J
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987.--.J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M 434b 1961 (sterling) .J&J
;
accrlnt at exch rate 4.8665
Stmpdaccrlnt at rate 4.8665
—
..
Plain 1961
J?
J&J
Lake Erie & West 1st 5s '37—J&J
2d gold 5s July 1 1941
J&J
Lake Shore & Mich South—
1063*
99
100
106
883*
953*
10634
V
91
993*
100
10034
18
J&D /
N
J
1st
0s
Adj M Apr 1 '53 ser A
&
Sept f
let 44a gold 1940
J&J
Lehigh Vail Term 5s 1941 .—A&O
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945—M&S
6 Basis.
8234
10334
583*
105
;
92
105""
.92
36
40
4434
85
10434
62
102
90
10434
81
9834
/
7534
613*
56
70
50
;
k
1
1
2834
j 2834
Equip trust 434s
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 4348 1945 guar...J&J
21
25
1st ref 534s 1978 ear B—J&J
35*
53
79
80
25-year 534s 1949
M&S
Eq tr 4s '35-'38 s-a
J&D15 b
Eqtr 434s 1930 (s-a)—M&N b
MStP&SS M & OentTermRy—
17
7.00
7.00
21
1st Oh Ter s f 4a ^lop'lO.M&N
Mississippi Cent g 5s 1949—J&J
81
93
Missouri Illinois Bridge and Belt
RR cons 4s 1951
J&J
83
Prior lien
98
S3
f
6
6
3334
100
463
40>a
42
4134
1834
42
63
65
7
6.50
6.50
Nominal.
10734
83
6734
7234
9434
Ref g 334s July 1 1997
J&J
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt.-J&J
P
Ref & ref 4 34« ser A
2013—A&O
L S coll tr g 334s 1998
F&A
M O coll tr g 334s 1998—F&A
NYC I/feq 5s •36-'37 (yr).J&D
NYC L eq 5s *36-*39 (yr).J&D
NYC L eq 434s *30 *37(yr)M&8
NYC Lines eq 434s Mar 161936
1939
M&816
(year)
NYC Lines eq 434s '36-'40
(yearly)
M&N 15
NYC RR eq 434s 1930— J&J
NYO RR eq 4*4* *36-'45-M&N
82
6
84
2.50
b
3.25
:
2.50
b
3.25
2.50%
6
2.50%
b
3.25
1.50
b
3.50
Chicago & St Louis—
10134
1st gold 4s 1937
A&O
3-yr 6% g notes Oct 1 '35A&O V
f 58
Deposit rets for 6s 1935
68
Ref 5 >4 ■ 1974 ser A
A&O
Ref 4 34« 1978 ser O
M&S
Equip tr 434s 1936-'44 (yr) F&A 5
3.25
Equip tr 6s 1936-*38 (yr)—F&A b
New York Connecting RR—
let M 434s 1963 eerlee A—F&A
"3%
let
guar
6s 1953 series B—F&A
19 3
106
1063*
10134
60
5834
6934
60
,
3%
2.50%
10634
10734
New York & Erie RR—
—M&N
let 4s ext g 1947
2nd ext 5s 1939
3d mtge 434s 1938
N Y & Greenwood Lake
108
M&S
104
M&N
N Y & Hob Fy 5s May
N Y Lack & Western—
1st & ref 4s
ser
A
.M&N
'46-J&D
1973—M&N
1st & ref 4>4• 1973 eer B—M&N
New York & Long Branch—
General gold 4s 1941
.M&S
General 1st 5s 1941
M&S
NY & NE Boe Ter 4a 1939—A&O
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
Deb
Deb
Deb
Deb
Deb
1093*
—M&S
—
Guarg 5s 1940
85
46
/ 2234
/ 2134
/ 2224
f 21
/ 22
J 2134
/ 2234
/ 2134
/ 2234
/ 21"
/
434
6~50"
105
M&N
N Y & Har 1st g 3*4* 2000
323*
I
fl
26
Mo-Ill RR 6s 1959
-J&J /
Mo Kans & Okla 5s 1942—.M&S
22
N Y
gold 4s 1938—
J&J
1st cons gold 5s 1938
J&J
1st cons 5s 1938 gu lnt
J&J
2d M gold 4s guar 1949—J&J
1st ref 6s 1940 series A
J&J
32
8134
Non-cum inc 5s '35 ser A..A&O /
1st 5s 1954 series B
A&O
1st M 534s 1954 series A—A&O
1st 5s 1956 series O
F&A
1st M 4 *4s 1956 series D—F&A
to
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
cons
95
38
Ref & impt 5s 2013 O
A&O
New York Central & Hud Rlv—
55
•
J&J
10-yr conv 6s 1944-
49
55
7234
1534
—J&_
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A—F& V
Ref & Impt 4 34s 2013 A—A&O
to
n
1st coll trg 5s Oct 1 1947-A&O
New Orleans Great Northern—
New York Central RR—
llH
Minneapolis & St Louts—
1st 7s '27 ext at 0% 1932-J&D / 45
1st consol gold 5sl934—M&N
Certificates of deposit-1st refdg gold 4s 1949
M&S
Ref & ext 5s Feb "62 ser A.Q-F f
i
Certificates of deposit
fk 2
k Last sale.
9934
.50
10034
>
10334
79
M11&State Line lst3 34sl941 -J&J
/This price includes accrued Interest.
62
Ref & impt 434s *52 ser A..J&J
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953—-J&J
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
J&D ♦/*—-
434s 1978 ser D.J&J
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 aer A—A&O
Mo Kan & Tex (old company)—
1st gold 4s 1990
J&D
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
1st & ref 5e Jan 1905 A_„F&A
Certificates of deposit.——.
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F.._M&S
Certificates of deposit—
1st & ref 5s 1978 ser G—M&N
Certificates of deposit—
1st & ref 5s 1980 ser H—A&O
Certificates of deposit-——
1st & ref 6s 1981 ser I
F&A
Certificates of deposit
Conv g 534s 1949 ser A—M&N
Secured 5 *4s 1935 1956—J&D
Equip trust 5s 1930 40(yr)M&S
Eq tr 4 34« *30-*44 F (yr). .M&N
44
48
J&J
Income deb 5s 2032
114
75
10034
50
New Orl & Nor Ease 6s 1915.
Extended at 5% 1940
M&N
Northern—
97
115
103
61
1910
99
113
1st 434s Jan 1 1937
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
Consol g 5s July 1 1945—J&J
N Hav & NoHam 4s 1950 gnJ&D
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
—F&A
N J & N Y 1st ext 5s 1950-M&S
f 434s 1955.
50-year 1st 5s 1983
49
35
1st
2
101
s
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
47
Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&S
Mil
VA
.
107
A&O
Valley—5s 1943—A&O
J&D
J&J
75
Midi RR 4% franc bonds
Leamington & St Clair 4s '45 A&O
Lehigh & Lake Erie 434s'57 M&S
Lehigh & New England— V
1st M gold 5s 1945--
3.75%
79
M&N
99
94
3.75 %
81
10234
Income 4s 1943
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A
J&J
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B
J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser A1965—-A&O
104
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ky—
1st mtge 5s 1954
F&A J
Lehigh Valley—
1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948
100
J&D
Con M 6s ann irred
J&D
10334
Con M 434» ann lrred
90
J&D
Gen cons gold 4s 2003
M&N
3534
Gen con gold 434 a 2003
M&N
39
Gen con gold 5s 2003
M&N
44
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York
85
30
10134
10034
Con gref 34s 1Q97
95
97
103
M&N/
of
..F&A
—
Unionville—
5% to 1940
3.50
A&O
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954--.
M&N
New Castle & Shenango Vail—
/
1st 5s 1943
1934 (1884)
105
81
75
M&N
Con ext 4348 1939
Cons tts .1913 ext at 434%
10234
/
11234
1st g
1st g
1st. gold 3V4s 1952
M&N
Middlesex Val 1st 5s 1942—M&N
ext at
8334
7934
-
80
58
1940—J&J
4s Jol & N Ind_1957J&J10
334s J L & Sag 1951-M&S
Midland
93
6% g notes '15 ext to'33.-J&D
6% g notes £ *15 ext to '33-J&D
Nat RR of Mex d 1 g 4 34s *26 J&J
1st cons gold 4s 1951
A&O
National Transc Branch Lines Co
98
lBt mtge M Air L 4s
Mlddletown &
8834
New Mexico Ry & Coal Co—
Michigan Central—
Ref & Impt 434* 1979 ser O. J&J
10734
: 101
7534
101
44 34
1st ext 434s 1939
100
7934
1st
1st 5s Kal &S H 1939
90
107
National Rys of Mexico—
Prior Hen g 434_s s f 1957—J&J
Gen mtge 4s 1977
A&O
International—
con gold 4s 1977
M&S
Asst (cash warr & coup)
50
107
Chattanooga & St L—
1st guar g 5s 1937
J&J
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s '51.M&S
Memphis Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959—M&N
Meridian Term 4s '55 guar.M&N
105
Sept 1 /
Assented
M&S
Kan City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 A&O
Ref & Impt 5p Apr 1 1950—J&J
106
126
10354
101H
F&A
Eq tr 4 34s l936-'37 (yeari. A&O
Nashville Florence & Sheffield
61
M&N
gu
10434
115
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
1st M
Sinking fund g 7s 1937--M&N
Manitowoc Green Bay & Western
Milwaukee
M&S /
9934
79
79
79
64.25
Equipment trust 5s......
1
Equipment trust 5348-...--.. 64.25
7134
Manila RR Sou Lines 4s'39-M&N
4s 1939 ext to 1959
Midland
/
/
74
J&D
Nashville
11024
J&J
J&D
J&D
Joplin Union Depot Co—
Ref g 48C1936 guar
.A&O
Certificates of deposit..
10534
10034
J&J
1st & ref 5s Dec 1935
1st & ref 6s Dec 1935
82
.
Kanawha & W Va 5s 1955—J&J
Kan City Ft Scott & Memphis—
Montgomery & Erie 1st 5sl956.
Montour RR 1st 5s 1903—F&A
Morris & Essex 334s 2000
J&D
Gonstr'n 5s 1955 ser A
M&N
Constr*n434sl966 ser B.M&N
(Foreign series) 1960
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield
1st g 4s 1959 guar...
J&D
Joliet & Northern Ind 4s 1957 J&J
Kal & Sou Haven—See Mich Cent
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon RR
1st gold 5s 1940
—J&J
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948-. A&O
Kana & Mich 1st 4s 1990
A&O
105
1st 5s 1947
Macon Terminal 5s 1965
Maine Central—
1st & ref 434s 1935
134
..
_
1st mtge g 5s 1939
-M&S
Montauk Ext 1st 5s 1945
J&J
A—A&O
79
3434
79
lit g 434« 1940 guar opt.M&N
W 1st 5s June 1 1944
J&D
Kalamazoo Allegheny &
Grand Rapids gtd 5s '38—J&J
107
105
70
Montana, Wyoming & Southern—
—
106
J&J
82
A&O
J&J
L & N Term 1st g 4a '52 gu J&D
Macon Dublin & Savannah—
50
11
Mont Cent 1st g 6s 1937——J&J
1st guar gold 5s 1937—
J&J
.
1st ext 6s Jan 1 1937
13
Gen 6s 1955
104
Marquette Houghton & Onton—
97
4#s 1980 A—J&J
—,,
10934
_
53*
7
50
60
M&S
Eq 434s '36-'41 O (yr)_.J&J15
Eq tr 5s 1936 '38 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1936-'39 (year)... J&J
Montgom Dlv g 5s 1947--F&A
Monongahela Ry Co—
1st mtge 4s ser A I960---M&N
Monongahela Sou 5e 1955—A&O
__
„
.—M&S
M&S
Impt 434s 1977
1st guar g 4s 1991
-—.-M&S
Consol gold 334s 2002
M&S
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
/ 23
M&N
gold 4s, 1952
88"
Omaha Dlv 1st 3s g 1951—F&A
9t Louis Dlv 334s g 1951—J&J
,
&
Mohawk & Malone—
7434
Mob & Mont 434s 1945—M&S
Southern Ry Joint Monon coll
8034
87
Ref
2.25%
2.25%
6
3.00
Eq tr 434s 1935-37 (year).J&D
b
3.00
Equipment trust 5s
2.00
Equip 634s 1930—-(year) M&S 6
10524
Atl K & Oin Div 4s 1955—M&N
Pad & Mem Dlv 1st 4s '40.F&A
108"
S E & St L Dlv 6s 1971.M&S
75
2d mtge 3s 1980
M&8
1
83
70
36
37
Small
Secured 6s 1938
10434
10434
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B
A&O
1st & ref 4348 2003 ser O—A&O
5s 1941
A-0
9534
b
M&N b
J
6034
2.75%
b
Unified gold 4s 1940
1st & ref 534s 2003 ser
57
3.50
3.75
b
3.00
M&N
50-year gold 5s 1937
68
——
J&D
Gold 634s July 1 1936
J&J
40-year 434« Aug 1 I960--F&A
Eq tr 434s 1986-1939 K—F&A
Eq tr 434s 1936-1940 L—A&O
Eqtr 434s '30- 41 M (s-a)-M&N
Eq tr 434s 193641 Ser N.A&O
Eqtr 434s 1936 (yr) O—J&J
81
7634
70
J&J
Mobile & OhioGen gold 4s, 1938
102
1st mtge gold 58 1946
J&J
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945—M&S
Louisville & Nashville—
m
9934
10034
3".65
Los Angeles Un Term 6s *41-M&N
1
Gen M g 4s 1945
10434
Equip tr 5s 1936 33 (yr) ..A&O
Louisiana & Arkansas—
1st M 5s ser A 1969——J&J
Louslana & North Western—
1st M gold 5s 1935
A&O
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
10334
gold 4s 1951
.—J&J
1st gold 3 Hs 1951
J&J
10134
Ext 3-yr deb 6s 1937
J&D k 66
Main L ext 1st g 334s '61. A&O
10134
1st g 3s sterling 1951
7534
M&S
Coll trust gold 4s 1952
7234
A&O
Col tr L N O & T g 4s'63.M&N
60
100
Equip tr 43^s 194D45 (yr).F&A
one Island
Islam' City & FlushingLong
1st
51
9834
g gu 4s 1949
M&S
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938
J&D
Debenture gold 5s 1937-M&N
Con 5s 1937
:
10134
Refunding
833*
29
J&J
guar
10034
•9
3d 7s ext co July 1938 at
4%
M&N /
Mobile & "Birmingham—
Prior lien 5s, 1945
J&J
Small
48
Long Dock cons 334s 1950—A&O
Long Island—
Unified g 4s, 1949
M&S
103
10334
Little Miami guar 4s 1902—M&N
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
1st gold 4s 1939
Bid.
Eq 634s 1938 (year)....-F&A
9934
10534
Litchf & Madis 1st 5s 1959.M&N
11634
2.00%
2.00%
53
Housatonlc con 5s 1937
114
J&J
5s 1939
Hocking
Bonds
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975 M&S
1st guar 5s 1965
A&O
Lincoln Park & Charlotte—
91
Valley Ry—
1st cons gold 434s 1999
11534
J&J
3.00
Eq tr 5s 1936-1938 (ann).A&0 6
3.00
Eq tr 5s 1986-1939 (yr)—J&J b
Holldaysburg Bedford & Oumo
1st M g 4« 1951 guar.102
.T&J
40
Holyoke & West 434s 1951—A&O
Ask.
Lexington & Eastern—
Harris Ports Mt Joy & Lane RR
Ext 4s 1943
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1946
Bid.
Bonds
H & Ha rtford.
....
9434
102"
103
74
[
104
1023*
108
6s Jan 15 '48 conv.-J&J15
9734
9534
....
/■:
V
—
—
22
Deb 334» March 1947
M&S
273*
2734
1334
2634
263*
6434
2734
23
Deb 334s 1954 non-conv—A&O
Deb 334s 1950 conv
J&J
26
27
2434
2634
3934
253*
2334
24
23
24
2334
23
23
22
534
8
6%
4s May 1 1957
M&N
4s July 1 '55 non-conv J&J
4s 1950 non-conv—.M&N
4s
1947
non-conv
M&S
15-year secured 6s 1940—A&O
let & ref 434s 1907
J&D
Equip tr 434s Sept 16 1936 to
Mar 15 1945 (s-a)— M&8 15
Eqpt. tr 434s '36-'40(yr)-J&J
Equipment trust 5s
Harl Rlv & Pt Ohee 4« '54 M&N
N Y & N J Ferry 5s 1946
J&J
Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
?<&
25
2434
25
383*
2534
8.00
8.00
8.00
8534
78
EAILEOAD
Nov., 1935]
_
Bid.
Bonds
'j
New York Ontario A Western—
Kef 1st g 4s June 1992..--MAS
Oen M g 4s 1955 red
JAD
N Y Pennsylvania A Ohio—
Prior lien 4%s 1935
MAS
Extend'd at 4% % to Marl'50
N Y Phil A Norf— 1st g 4s 39 JAJ
Income 4s Jan 11939
—MAN
SSi
N Y Short Line 4s 1957
N Y A Stamford 4s 1958
N Y Susq A Western—
1st refunding 5s
36
f 0%s 1950
Norfolk A Oar 1st 5s 19392nd 5s 1946
Norfolk Southern—
-
103
40"
54%
42
45
42
43
100
12%
12%
160
106
99
♦/13%
Pittsburgh
115
116
121%
111%
110%
/
-
.JAJ
b
42
49
70%
83%
98%
89%
89%
3.25
102%
70 H
,
83%
98%
90
90
2.75%
101
Northwestern Terminal RR—
1st M 5s 1977
An .-Apr /
Norwich A Worcester—
4 Ms 1947
MAS
Ogdensburg A Lake Ohamplain—
1st guar g 4s 1948
JA„
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943...MAS
Ohio Ind A Western 5s 1938
mtge
98
99
36
39
86
90
23%
85
102%
102H
JAD
80
1st m 4Mb 1950 series O—JAJ
72
75"
85
85
107%
77
108
114
118
Ore RR A Nay cons 4s 1940.JAD
Ore Short Line 1st 5i 1940—JAJ
1st cons guar 5s 1940
JAJ
117%
118%
Oregon-Wash RR A Nav—
1st A ref g gu 4s *01 opt—JAJ
103%
103%
Pacific Coast Co—See Mlsc Bonds
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
/
Pac Fruit Express—See Sou Pac—
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938--FAA
2d ext 5s gold 1938—
JAJ
Oardelet Br 1st 4 Ms 1938-AAO
Paducah A 111 1st 4%s 1955-JAJ
Paris-Orleans extl 5Ms 1908 MAS
8
10
97
97%
93%
91%
101,
„
142%
149"
1950
JAD
55%
Paterson Extension 5s 1950.JAD .60
Pa ills ta Ry 1st 7s 42serA MAS16 / 50
f 57%
red to
76%
Pennsylvania Company—
100
28 year secured 4s 1963.—FAA
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
103%
M&N
Gu tr ctfs g 3% a 1937
102%
MAS
Gu tr ctfs g 3Ms 1941
102%
FAA
Gu tr ctfs g 3Ms 1942
102
JAD
Gu tr ctfs g 3Ms 1944
103
JAD
Bee g 4%a 1903
MAN 1104%
PiANYOanal con 5s 1939—AAO
101%
Cons mtge 4Mb 1939 -—AAO
99%
Cons mtge 4s 1939
AAO
98%
100%
103%
105%
102%
100%
99%
110%
109%
b
96
2.25
2.25
b
2.25
b
2.85
b
/
1st g 5s July 1950 Ser A-JAJ
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B-JAJ
1st 4 Ms 1980 ser C
MAS
1st gold 4s 1943
V
'XX':
.—MAN
Gen 5s 1974 series B
....FAA
Gen M 4 Ms 1977 ser O
JAJ
Gen 4 Ms series D 1981—J AD
102
l&,
VJoM
3
13
40
66%
98"
nl%
70
3.75
108
95%
84%
86%
3%
109
104
103%
110%
111
116
117
111%
109%
109%
5
5
5
6
5%
6
6
40%
40%
40%
40%
43
43
43
15%
3%
3%
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B———FAA
Certificates of deposit
3
4%
42
105
102
82%
Bdg A Ter 5s '55 gu—FAA
Sioux City A Pac 3%s 1936—FAA
Somerset Ry 1st A ref 4s '55-JAJ
1st M 4s July 2 1950
-JAJ
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941AAO
25
57
59
60
19
Con guar g 5s 1936
Gen cons gu g 5s
22"
79
79
So Pac Coast 1st g 4s
99
1st M g 4s 1951
South Indiana 1st g 4s
102%
—
114
1963--AAO
1937—JAJ
100%
Southern 111 A Mo Bridge Co—
81
53
78
MAN
1951--FAA / 52
107%
L 1st 6s '37 A AO
Ooll tr 4s
96
89"
r
87
90
55
65
"
20
1
55
101
105
107
95
95%
10554
105 X
3.25
3.25
106
107
2 75
2.75
Eq 5s '36-'39 O (yr)
MAS
Eq 5s *36-'41D (yr)
AAO
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 5%s 1949
AAO
Southern Pacific RR Oal—
1st con g 5s gu 1937
MAN
1st ref g 4s 1955 op 1910. -JAJ
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955 JAJ
Southern Railway—
1st consol gold 5s
107
103 M
111
111%
111
113
106 M
MAN
40
AAO
107
44%
106 %
106
90
1%
1
62
27 M
77
79
4 Ms 1941
JAJ
St Clair Mad A St Louis BeltAlton Bridge 1st g 4s '51—JAJ
23%
26
St Johns A L Cham 5s 1944.MAS
62
25%
2.75
2.75
3.10
3.10
3.50
3.50
•
'
2.60%
2.50%
2.50%
2.50%
2.50%
2.50%
97
96
T
97
:
98%
82%
.JAJ
1994
Develop A gen M g 4s '50-AAO
Develop A gen 6s 1956—AAO
Develop A gen 6%s 1950-AAO
Equipment trust 5%s
Eq tr 5s 1936-39 (s-a)
MAS
Eq tr 4Mb Oct' 36 *39 (s-a) AAO
Aiken Branch 4s 1998
JAJ
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 MAS
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996
JAJ
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951-JAJ
Mobile A O coll tr 4s '38-MAS
Spartanburg Un Col 4s *95 -JAJ
AAO
Sun A Lewis 1st g 4s 1936
JAJ
Sunbury Hazleton A W-B—
2d mtge inc 6s 1938 coup.MAN
Susquehanna Bloomsburg A
Sullivan Co RR 6s 1944
con
?!*
72%
,
,Spokane Falls A Nor 6s 1939-JAJ
95
SpoK internat 1st g 5s 1955-JAJ
4
'Staten Isl Ry 4Mb 1943
JAD
Stephenville Nor A Sou Texaa64"
lst mtge guar g 5s 1940—JAJ
28% Suffolk A Oar con 5s 1952— JAJ
11
83
72
72
40-year 4Mb 1968
-MAS
50-year 4Mb 1981
MAN
4Mb 1969 with war
MAN
b
Equip 5s 1936-1939 (yr)—MAN
Equip tr 5s 1935-38 (yr)—JAD
Eq tr 4Mb 1936-40 (yr)—.JAD
Eq tr 4%s '30-41 (yr)
JAD
Pacific Fruit Express
19%
Rutland
42
53
56
5.25
i
5.25
i
5.25
40
95%
73%
37"
80
102%
10
97
43
44
12%
16
'
112
100%
108
_
Berwick RR 5s
1952——AAO
105
107
Tampa A Gulf Coast—
89
64
104%
Certificates of deposit
St L Peo A N W 5s 1948
JAJ
St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A--JAJ
81
62%
64%
Gen ref
34%
Texarkana A Ft Smith—
1st
i i*
9%
61
61
1st g 4s 1989
MAN
2d g Inc 4s Nov 1989
JAJ
1st term A unif 5s 1952. --JAJ
Gen A ref 5s ser A 1990—JAJ
49
Eq tr 5 Ms 1936-1939 (s-a) MAS
4.50
3.50%
Equipment trust 5s
Equip tr 4Mb 1936-1945—JAJ
4.50
3.50%
3.50%
4.50
MM
ser
B—AAU
66%
114%
103%
107
80%
70
73
99
99%
114%
91 ^
89
Eq tr 5s 1935-1939
MAN
Eqtr4M« 1936-42 (yr)—AAO
Kqtr4%s 1936-43 (yr)—.FAA
Equipment trust 4s
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.75
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—
1st M g 5 Ms 1964MAS
Toledo Canada Southern A Det—
110%
115%
104%
79%
Gen A ref 5s 1979 ser O—AAO
Gen A ref 5s 1980 ser D
JAD
50%
103 %
100
Mortgage 4s Dec 1 1996—JAD
«fAD
60%
St Paul A Duluth—
JAD
64
5M" 1950 guar.——FAA
1st gold 5s 2000
Gen A ref 5s 1977
61
58%
58 M
m
8
60
109%
Texas City Term 6s 1941-JAJ26
Texas A N O con 5s 1943
J&J
Texas A Pacific Ry—
_
80
'10--JAJ
Terre Haute A Peor 5s 1942.MAS
9 J-
12.
f g 4s '53 op
63
11
Certificates of deposit-.
Prior Uen 5s 1950 series B
JAJ
Certificates of deposit.
Cons in 4M« 1978 ser A.-MAS
Certificates of deposit strap
Eq tr 58,1936 *37 (year)—MAS
Eq 4Mb 1936-'41 BB (yr).FAA
Equipment trust 4s......
St Louis Southwestern—
s
■
57
—
1st m 6s 1947 ser A
AAO
Term RR Assn (St Louis)—
1st gold 4 Ms 1939
AaO
1st consol gold 5s 1944—FAA
89
2d gold 6s 1996
AAO
St Louis Iron Mt A Sou—
Rlv A Gulf Div 4s 1933.-MAM ♦/
6
—AAO
Tampa North 1st 5s '36 op.JAJ
1st g 5s 1953
Tennessee Central R>
St Joseph A Grand Island—
1st gold 4s 1947
JAJ
St Lawr A Adirond 5s 1990--JAJ
91
93
92
3
3
3%
3%
103%
JAJ
100
Ref A imp M 3%s ser A '60 JAD
Toledo Peoria A Western RR—
98
98%
JAJ
100
101%
89%
105%
106%
1st 4s 1956
Toledo A Ohio Central—
lstm. 6s 1952
47—JAJit
3t Paul A Kansas City Short Line
1st guar 4Ms 1941
—FAA /
29%
Toledo St Louis A Western—
1st gold 4s Apr 1 1950
AAO
13
Tol Term 1st 4Mb *57 gu.._MAN
Tol Walhouding Valley A Ohio—
St Paul Minn A Manitoba—
5s ext ft July 1 '33 to July 1
Jfontana
'43-
1st 4s 1937.JAD
Pacific Ext 1st 4s £ 1940—JAJ
ext
„
12M
107 %
104
107%
104%
103%
103%
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser OJ
MAS
Toronto Hamilton A Buffalo—
1st gold 4s June 1 1946
JAD
Consol m 4 Ms 1966 ser A..FAA
jjlu vAvun
n
awuu
Nominal,
*™ wa au
oia. ui
f
iuo
ouuiuil
UwVU
DuUU
IN U
' Negotiability impaired by maturity.
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f Oe led Nov. 1
rild
b
KftllS.
at 105.
102
90
105%
97%
85
/This price includes accrued
■
-
.'v.':'"
•
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■;;r-
•
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St Paul East Gr Tr 4%s
-
WS:
77
75%
XO P) Aug 1 *49 JAD
89
±
jr
k Last sale.
;
43
,
1st
4 M«
(Oregon
Lines)
Series A 1977-.—MAJ
95
.
102
Ry—
Shrev
90
—MAS •/ 10M
1st consol g 4s 1968
2%
4
South A North Alabama—
Rock island-Frisco Term Ry—
1st m 4Mb 1957
JAJ
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949-.--JAJ
5%
:
Florida
1931-JAJ
Lewlab'g—
2d 6s gold July 1 1925 ext at
5% to July 1 1945
...IAJ
Sharon Ry 1st ext 5%s 1937-JAJ
106
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952
JAJ
Richmond-Washington Co—
Ooll tr g gu 4s 1943 opt.—JAD
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939—JAD
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940
JAJ
1st g 4s guar 1940
JAJ
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939
JAJ
1st coll tr 4s 1949 op
AAO
4M« 1934
f 11%
i, ■5%
Southern Pacific Co—
87
105
Cons mtge 4%s 1940
AAO
Richmond A Mecklenburg—
4%s 1940
ll»
12
1st gu 6s 1935 series A—FAA
/
Certificates of deposit
So Pacific Branch
Raleigh A S'western 4s 1936--JAJ
Raritan River 1st g 5s 1939—JA J
Reading Company—
Jer Cent g 4s '51 op *00—AAO
Gen A ref 4 Ms 1997 ser A.JAJ
Gen A ref 4Ms 1997 ser B..JAJ
Eq 4Mb 1936-'45 (»-a) —MAN
Equipment trust 5s
Philadelphia A Reading RR—
Imp M ext g 4s 1947..AAO
Cons ext gold 4s 1937
MAS
Term 5s g gu May 1 '41-Q-F
Rensselaer A
Saratoga—
6% g bds May 1 1941—MAN
Rich Frederlcksb A Potomac—
4s Nov 11948
115M
107
1st 5s 1931
JAJ
Ral A Cape Fear 1st 5s 1943MAS
Ral A Gaston 1st 5s g 1947
JA*
g
13
Sbamokln Sunbury A
70
64 M
75 %
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1950—MAS
Prov A Wore 1st 4s 1947
AAO
Rich A Peters
"Af'.-Lf-'.--
17
13
.
57
63 M
107 %
114%
112M
107
JAJ
Guar 5s 1961
112%
112%
Atlanta-Birmingham Div—
1st g 4s May 1 1933——MAS ♦/14%
63 M
63 %
_
1.25%
1.25%
1.25%
95%
83%
85%
b
'38Q-J
104%
T"
60
to
3
_
101%
106%
op—JAJ
2d 5s 1918 ext to 1938
Q-J
Paila A Bait Cent 4s 1951--MAN
Phila Bait A Washington—
104%
104
108
Equipment trust 4%s
Ferkiomen 1st 5s '18 ext
107%
113%
IMP.
1st g 5Ms 1974 series A—FAA
Peoria Ry Ter 4s '37 gu
Pere Marquette Ry—
;
1U%
4s gold 1948 sterling
>
„
105
109
MAN
MAN
stamped dollar ..MAN
do
4%s gold 1960
FAA
Gen g 4 Ms 1965
JAD
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
JAD
Gen m 4Ms 1981 ser D.-AAO
X Gen mtge 4 Ms.ser E 1984-. JAJ
15-yr 6Ms Feb 1 1936
FAA
40-yr 5s 1964—
MAN
Deb 4Ms 1970
AAO
Eq tr 5s 1936-38 (yr)
MAS
Gen equip 5s 1935-39 (yr) AAO
Eq tr 4%s 1936-39 (yr)--AAO
Eq tr 4s series E 1936-1949-JAJ
Peor A East cons 4s 194U—AAO
2d cons Inc 4s 1990
Apr 1
Peoria A Pekln Union Ry—
106
1
1
8
1
Portland RR.
See P U bonds.
Portland A Rumford Falls—
5s 1951
MAN
Port Reading 1st gu 5s 1941—JAJ
Portsmouth Great Falls A
st guar
104%
106%
1st A ref 4Ms 1977 ser A._AAO
1st A ref 4 Ms series B 1981
do
105
Rock Island Ark A Louisiana—
Penn Ohio A Detroit RR—
mi
113%
/105"
Ry-,
A——JAD
1st m 4 Ms 1959 ser B—AAO
1st M 4Ms 1960 ser O —AAO
Pitts Young A Ashtabula—
1st gen 4s series A 1948—JAD
1st M 5s 1962 series B
FAA
1st gen 5s 1974 series O—JAD
1st 4 Ms series D 1977
JAD
Port Arthur Canal A Dock—
1st 6s 1953 series A
FAA
1st M 6s 1953 series B—FAA
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s 1961-JAJ
1st
106
0% franc bonds (foreign series)
Pennsylvania RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943
do
4s gold 1948
Va
Raleigh A Augusta Air Line—
101%
FAA
FAA
Pitts A West
111%
111%
I
Seaboard A Roanoke 5s
-
AAO
JAJ
f 0Me 1948
114
Seab-All
Potomac Val 1st gu 5s g 1941 JAJ
Prov Sec deb 4« 1957 gu
MAN
95
70
81
s
112%
113
stamped
AdJ mtge 5s Oct 1 1949—FAA
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt
AAO
Certificates of deposit..——
1st A cons 6s 1945 ser A—MAS
Certificates of deposit
5% secured notes 1931---FAA
Equip tr 0s 's-a) 1936-37-FAA
Eq tr 5%s 1936 (s-a) ——AAO
Eq tr 5s 1936-1940 (s-a)--JAJ
Eq tr 4%s Janl5'36-40(s-a) JAD
115
_
Conway RR 4Ms 1937—JAD
23
Ohio A Little Kanawha—
5s
1950
.—MAS
Ohio Rlv KR—1st g 5s 1930. JAD
1st M 5Ms 1944
1st M 5s 1945 series B
50
108
No Ry of Oal 5s g gu 1938.-AAO
North Penna ext'd 4s 1930—MAN
Gen g 3 3-10s 1953
JAD
Gen gold 5s 1937
Old Colony RR 4s 1938
116M
-AAO
Stamped..
Gtrs of dep
_
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
Q-F
Ref A Imp 4M* 2047 ser A. JAJ
Ref A Imp 0s 2047 ser B—JAJ
Ref A Imp 5s 2047 ser C
JAJ
Ref A imp 5s 2047 ser D
115
f g 5s 1959—
1st m 4 Ms 19o8 ser
65
—
Oct 11933 A Apr 1 *34 cpns— / 35
Northern Pacific—
102%
Prior Hen g 4s Jan 1997
Q-J
Eqtr4%s 1936-'40 (yr)MAS15
112%
FAA
1st g guar sf5s 1942
JAJ
Pitts Va A Char gu 4s 1943 MAN
115
104
Seaboard Air Line Ry Co—
1st gold 4s 1950
--AAO
Certificates of deposit———
108
104 M
108
108
108
113
1927—FAA
Shawmut—
A
112%
Plttsb Term RR A Coal—
Without Apr 1 1933, Oct 11933
and Apr 11934 coupons—
Stmpd as to sale of Apr 1 and
s
113
102
•
1st g 5s 1942
MA8
Scioto Val A N E 1st 4s 1989 MAN
109
JAD / 25
Pitts Shenango A Lake Erie—
112%
1st gold 5s 1940
AAO
112%
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 1943—JAJ
1st
Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 5s—
coups
104
111%
0% receivers' ctfs
49%
,
87
_
109
1945---.-.--MAN
3Ms series E 1949-------FAA
4s series F 1953---—-----JAD
4s series G 1957...-----MAN
4s series H I960----—-—FAA
4 Ms series I 1963—
FAA
4Ms series J 1964——--MAN
Gen M 5s 1970 ser A
JAD
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B
AAO
Gen M 4 Ms 1977 ser O.— JAJ
Pitts Shawmut A Northern—
1st gold 5s 1949.—.——FAA
Gold 4s Feb 1 1952
114%
106%
1945— /
1st guar g 4s 1943
——JAJ
San Fran A San Joaquin Val—
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940
AAO
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950--AAO
86
Santa Fe Prescott A Phoenix—
Con g gu 4 Ms ser A 1940-AAO
4Ms series B 1942.....--AAO
4Ms series O 1942—--—MAN
83"
118
117%
JAJ
San Antonio A Aransas Pass—
24%
1123*
Aik.
Depot—
1st A ref 5s 1972
100%
_
156
105
Northern Central—
Oen A ref 5s 1974 ser A...MAS
Gen A ref g 4 Ms ser A'74. MAS
IstM
24
Cons gold 5s 1947--———J&J
Pitts Cin Chic A St Louis—
99
Norfolk A Western Ry—
1st consol 4s 1990——AAO
N A W Pocahontas 4s '41-JAD
_
—
'hila A Reading RR—See
1st 5s 1954
——JAJ
Pitts Bessemer A Lake Erie—
8%
k Norf A South 1st 5s 1941-MAN */ 47
1
16%
1st gen g 5s 1954 opt
JAJ
106
Nerfolk Ter 1st gu 4s 1901—MAN
_
99 %
N Y 3s 1942
"Read! ngOo."
Bid.
Bonds
St Paul Union
106%
52
AAO
JAJ
1st A ref g 5s *01 apt '15—FAA
Certificates of deposit
:
Phils Newton A
"f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
Ask.
100%
82%
AAO
—...
1st
103
4s series D
s
April 11933 A sub
Bid.
Philippine Railway—
1st p 4s 1937 s f opt gu—JAJ
Piedmont A Northern—
105
30
F&A
MAN
Term 1st g 5s 1943
N Y Westchester A Bos Ry—
1st M g 4 Ms 1940 guar—JAJ
Nerd Ry
42%
35
99
JAJ
FAA
—FAA
MAN
1937
2d mtge 4Ms 1937
Oen mtge 5s g 1940
42
107%
104%
100%
99%
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948—-JAD
N Y Prov A Bos 4s 1942
AAO
N Y A Put 1st
4sg 1993
AAO
Bonds
Phila A Chester Val 4s 1938.AAO
Ask.
75
BONDS
prices are "ana interest" except, where markedL
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
AH bond
NOTICE.'
\
Interest.
76
,
bailboad bonds
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "end 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.
r
Bid.
Bonds and Stocks.
Union Depot (Columbus,
Gen 4%a
1946
Ohio)
J&J
102 %
Union Pacific—
110%
1st ry As land gr 4s g 1947--J&J
1st A ref 4s June 2008
MAS
1st & ref 6s June 2 2008—M&S
105
114 H
104 %
40-year 4%u 1967
J&J
102 %
40-year 4s 1968
J&D
b
2.00
Eq tr 4 He '36-'3 8 (yr)
M&N
Ea 4Hs Sept 15 '36- 39.M&S16 b 2.00
Eq tr 5s 1936-*87 (yr)
MAS b 2.00
Union BR (Penn) 1st 5s '46-M&S
112
Deb 6s 1946
130
M&S
Union Terminal Oo (Dallas)—
1st K 5s 1942 opt 1922
106 H
m&O
United N J RR & Oanal Oo—
lst4Hs Sept. 11979
M&S
General gold 4s 1944
1st 4s Sept 11948
M&S
111
1st 4Hs Feb 1 1973
F&A
Gen 1st g 3Hs Mar 1 '61.M&N
Utica Clin & Bing 5s 1939—J&J
122
Ill
105
115
1055
103
1%
1%
107 X
110H
109H
m&h
103
97
Ceng 4s 1955 series A
„
F&A
Series B 1967.
99"
July 1914 coupon—J&J1934 ♦/ 2%
July 1914 coupon off
J&J ♦/ 2 %
Cash war & scipt rcpt No.6 on
Vermont Vail 1st 4Hs 1940--A&O
102
Vlcksburg Bdge & T
J'erm Co—
1st Msf 6s 1958
M&S / 49
Debenture s f 7s 1948
M&S /
4
Vlcksburg Shreveport & Pacific—
Prllen 6s *15 ext 5% '40—M&N
99
„
92
M&N
Va Air Line 1st 5s 1952
M&S
Virginia Mid gen 5s 1936 —M&N
Va & Southwest 5s 2003
J&J
1st cons g 5s 1958
A&O
2%
103 %
51
gen 5He 1975 A—.M&S /
/
Certificates of deposit——.
E quipment trust 5
Hs
trust 5s
Eq tr 4u,s 1936-42 (yr)...A&0
Det&Ohic ext 1st g 5s *41. J&J
Des M Dlv 1st g 4s 1939-J&J
Toledo & Ohlc 4s g 1941-M&S k
,
73
& gen 6s 1976 ser B..F&A
/
Certificates of deposit...
/
Ref& gen 4 He 1978 ser O. A&O
/
Certificates of deposit..
/
Ref & gen 5s 1980 ser D..A&0
/
Certificates of deposit
/
Warren 1strefg3Hs2000--.F&A A:
«r3^*mJan 1964
°P 1®24
J&J
Co—3Hsl945—F&A
Washington & Vandemere—
let 4%»
1947
West Jersey & Sea Shore—
Oonsol gold 4s 1936
Registered
70"
22
21%
21%
23
23
58H
105
101H
J&J
79 %
80%
J&J k
75%
76
87 M
88%
95 %
104 %
1st & ref
5Hs 1977 ser A—J&J
Equipment trust 4 He
Equipment trust 5s
4.25
4.25
104
West N * & Penna 6s 1937.-J&J
Gen mtge gold 4s 1943
A&O
Western Pacific RR Corp—
1st M 5s 1946 series A..
M&S
Assented 5s 1946
Equipment trust 5s
Eqtr 5Hs 1935-'38 (yr)...J&D
Western Pocohontas 4 %n 1945..
,
96
105
3.50%
3.50
10
105
107%
28
29%
27%
28
7.50
6 7.50
b
6.50
6.50
100
Ala4Hs'58—A&O
D 1966..M&S
1st cornoi gold 4s 1949—M&S
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
F&A
White & Black River Valley—
1st 5s 1980
—..J&J
ser
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
1st g gu 4 Hs 1941
opt—.M&N
Wilkes-Barre & Eastern
1st guar g 5s 1942
J&D
Willamette Val Southern Ry—
__6s 1939
....F&A
Willmar & Sioux Falls-^lst guar g 5s 1938
104 %
106%
105
107
105%
/
j-9
12
104
J&D
40
47
10H
12
105 %
Wilmington & Newborn—
1st gold 4s 1947
F&A
Wilmington & Nor 4Hs '77.-J&D
Gen 5s Aug 1 1982
F&A
93
102
Certificates of deposit...
1st & ref 4s 1959
A&O
Sup & Dul Div 4s 1936—M&N
104 H
108
112
f
*
10%
7%
18
10%
9
19
6%
5%
33
Xesemite Val
35
28
30
f g 5s 1836—J&J
RAILROAD STOCKS.
41a Great Southern com
Preferred
Alabama & Vlcksburg. gu
42
60
64
100
Albany & Surquehanna (.guar) 100
71
184
b Basis,
dollars
per
...
86
15
14%
18%
44%
113%
33%
19
44%
36%
79%
82%
*
113
-
6%
6
"6"
22"
20
5%
7
6%
10%
189"'
'
4% non-cum preferred
100
Montgomery & Erie—.——--10
Mobile & OUio—See Southern Ry
Morris & Essex (guar)
50
Nashv Ohatt & St Louis
100
Nashv & Decatur (gu L & N)—
Stamped
Unstamped
(t)
100
100
preferred series A
(gu)
...
Hartf
100
7% conv preferred.—
N Y Ontario & Western
100
5% preferred
5% prior preferre
(t)
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie—
50
100
14%
46%
2%
.100
.100
...100
100
50
50
111
98
54
IIH
59
40
50
99
102
75
80
60
49
70
27H
112
24
34
39%
46
49
148
260
45
154
36
73
38
180
180
64
12
65
15%
80
50
50
13%
26%
45
8%
29%
10
3%
9%
100
15
21%
53%
■
5% preferred.—.
....
100
Joliet & Chic (guar O & A)—100
iH
im*
Kal Allegan & Gr Rap (gu).__100
K O 8t L & Ohlc—Pref (gu)—100
113
85
100
6%
10H
100
80
50
9%
36
117
94
94
135
160
85
3%
150
75
1
1%
8j|
8
14%
18
105
%
1%
1 %
52
50
18%
100
100
18%
9%
5% non-cum preferred.....100
12$
13%
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs.... 100
24%
28
69
75
Southwestern of Ga (guar)...100
Tennessee Central.——
—if)
Texas & Pacific.
.
4
4% non-cum preferred—
100
United N J RR & Canal (gu)_100
Utica Chen & Susq Val (gu).100
Utica Clinton & Binghamton.100
Valley RR (N Y) (guar).
100
Vermont & Mass (guar)
100
Vlcksb Shrevep & Pac com
100
5% non-cum preferred
..100
Virginian Railway oom
100
Wabash Railway
Warren N J (guar D L & W). 60
West Jersey & Seashore (guar) -50
Western Maryland Ry com—10f»
1st preferred
.....100
...100
50
Western Pacific BR Corp....100
Spec guar betterment stk— 50
Lit Schuyl Nav RR & Ooal(gu) 50
Louis & Mo Riv pref (guar)..100
6% non-cum preferred...—100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry—.100
6% non-cum preferred.—.100
19%
57
145
150"
94 %
93%
88
88%
251
87
21
255
94
-99
122H
54%
100
5% non-cum pref A
100
6% non-cum conv pref B—100
5
18%
100
Troy & Gr'bush (gu N Y O)— 50
Tunnel RR of St Louis......100
Union Pacific—Common
100
4% non-cum 2d pref
50
S]
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43]
34,
t
■
91
24
v
±mmm
58
57%
73
7U
!£
"2"
48
51
63
3%
2%
66
7%
65,,
15%
70
W
4
20
35
47%
49
1%
5
5
4%
12%
13%
»
Nominal.
v*\
x
Ex-dividend.
t No par value.
,
77
122
175
7!
a.
'-J
47""
176
102
88
88
v
2% V.
22
40%
35%
100
-
,,-:■■■■
78
7%
100
-
;
50
71
75
4-2% non-cum preferred...100
100
Non-cumul 6% pref ser A. .100
Leased lines (guar)
100
Stk tr ctfs—See RR Securs Oo
Preferred.
Little Miami original guar—
155
107
17
160
Dividend obligations—...100
6% guaranteed
100
7% guaranteed
100
Rocn & Genesee Val RR
100
Rome & Clint (gu D & H)—100
Rutland 7% preferred
—.100
St Louis Bridge 1st pref——.100
2nd preferred
—.100
St Louis-San Francisco Ry
100
6% non-cum preferred...—100
Sharon...
Southern Pacific Oo
Southern Ry common.
,5
1
196
106
145
96
120
4% non-cum 2d pref—
50
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar). 100
Fred & Potom—Oom—100
8eaboard Air Line co'>mon
Ft Wayne & Jack pref (guar).100
Georgia RR & Bank Co (gu)—100
Great Northern Ry—
Iron Ore prop trust eta...-(f)
0% non-cum preferred
100
Green Bay & Western—...—lOO
Gulf Mobile & North com
100
6% preferred
———.100
Hartford & Conn Western
100
Hudson & Manhattan.......100
...—-—
p
2
2%
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
PIttsb & West Virginia
100
Pittsb YoungBfcown & Ashtabula—
7% non-cum preferred—.100
Prov & Worcester (guar)..—100
Saratoga & ScUenecvady (gu)
4% non-cum 1st preferred.. 100
4% non-cum 2d preferred--100
4% non-cum preferred
Lackawanna RR of N J—
97
27h
2%
5% non-cum preferred——100
(guar Nor Cent). 50
preferred
95
106
...
St U)ui« Southwestern
Erie—Common.....—.....100
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar)..—
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR)—
125
73
34H lRich
Duluth Sohth Shore & Atl_—.100
Preferred
10%
Railroad Securities Co—
205
8
21
129
140
67
7% conv pref (guar Pa RR).100
(t)
6% non-cum preferred
130H
2!*
55
50
Pitts Cln Chic & St Louis..-.100
Pitts Ft W & Chic com (gu)__ 100
Preferred
%
^
104m
.100
Piedmont & Northern..—
%
4
Phila Germ & Norris (guar)— 50
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa RR).100
Delaware & Hudson Co
.100
Delaware Lack & Western... 50
Delaware
25
Denv & Rio Gr West 6% pref 100
Ry
47
43
%
—..—.100
$4% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952—1000
5% non-cum pref
45
194
100
River
50
Pennsylvania RR——
—50
Pennroad Corp v t C
——
1
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar).. 100
Peoria & Eastern
100
Pere Marquette Ry com—-.100
Reading Company
50
4% non-cum 1st pref—.—.50
Detroit Hills & S W (guar)
70
18
*
7
6%
Passaic & Del Ext—
100
Detroit & Mackinac
63%
17%
2^
3
100
100
& Western Ry——100
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref—100
Dayton & Mich com (guar)
50
Preferred (guar OH&D)— 50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar). 100
Denver & Salt Lake
43
122
50
Paterson & Hudson
100
Preferred
39
5
22%
10%
20%
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J). 100
Old Colony (gu NYNH&H).. 100
Oswego * Syrac (gu D L & W) 60
4%
4%
10%
125
Erie) .100
stubs—
North Pennsylv (gu P & R)_- 50
2%
Norwich & Worcester pref
100
111
4%
10%
1%
2%
National Rys of Mexico—
1st 4% non-cum pref—.—100
2d 5% non-cum preferred-.100
New London Northern
—100
New Orl Texas & Mexico
100
-V-
6
40
North RR of N J (guar
pref.100
Central
100
100
Northern Securities Co
50
\&
1%
1%
2
100
Pacific com..
5% conv preferred—
Mobile & Birmingham—
53
1*
North'n N H (guar B & M)—100
Northern Pacific Ry—..----100
100
Cripple Creek
15"
Adjust 4% non-cum pref—100
4% 1st non-cum preferred—100
4% 2d non-cum preferred—100
Oonsol RRs of Cuba 6%
1
50
60
No Carolina (guar So RR). .100
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR)- 50
5% non-cum preferred
100
Oleve & Pitts (guar Pa RR)7 % 50
17
85
1,050
50
7% preferred series A—
Missouri
45H
925
Mo-Kan-Tex RR com...—.—t
Norfolk
100
Columbus & Xenia (guar)
Connecticut & Passumpsio—
55
8
Norfolk Southern
50
.....100
6
15
75
Minneapolis & St Louis—...100
Minneapolis 8t P & 8 S M—100
7% non-cum preferred.—100
4% 1 eased line ctfs
—100
Mississippi Central—
100
N Y New Haven &
Cln Union Term 6% pref
100
Clearfield & Mahoning (guar)..50
50
Pa RR) 50
100
10% non-cum preferred——50
N Y Lack & West (guar)
100
Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleveland
guar 4%
....
fietterm't stk (guar
570
51
100
50
N Y & Harlem com
Cine New Orl & Texas Pacific. 100
Preferred
100
Colorado & Southern.
520
50
100
6%
100
100
Oleve Cine Chicago & 8t. L
50
Michigan Central
Midland Valley com
Preferred
New York Central RR
N Y Chic & St Louis com
100
6% non-cum preferred
45
Massawippi Valley—
-
117
5%
100
100
MlnehiU & Schuyl Hav (gu)_.
114
.—..100
7% preferred
6% preferred
/This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale.
♦
Sift ft face amount
Negotiability imDaired by maturity.
.
46
100
com
...
40
50
1H
4%
3%
25%
40
100
Ohlc R I & Pacific common
Lahigh Valley—
—.50
Common
(t)
BH% pref(wlth$30 warr)..100
8H% pref (without warr)..100
5H% pref (with $40warr)._100
2H% prior conv pref
(f)
24%
Kansas City Southern—-.-.100
Par
Alleghany Corp—
30
81 %
Internet Rys (Cent Am) com. (t)
Com vot trust ctfs—...
(t>
Certificates of deposit
Wore & Conn E 4Hs 1943—J&J
s
Preferred
30
26
Mahoning Coal RR
Pref (guar L S & M S)
Maine Central
Common
:
.....(t)
5% non-cum preferred
.100
Chicago & North Western
100
7% non-cum preferred——.100
5% non-cum
Illinois Central
108
Winnipeg Term.
See Can North
Winston-Salem South bound—
1st gold guar 4s I960
J&4
Winston-Salem Term 5s '66.A&0
Wisconsin Central Ry—
1st gen g 4s 1949
J&J
6% preferred
Chicago Great West
4% preferred
East Penna (guar P & R)——
EJmlra & W'mnDort (guar)—.
89
& Lake Erie RR—
Ref mtge 4s
80
Chic & East Illinois common. 100
Preferred
101
West
Wheeling
94
90
J&J
155
2d pref (guar P & R)
60
Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W). 30
100
Chesapeake Corp
--(t)
Chesapeake & Ohio common
25
Chicago Burl & Quincy
100
100
79
92 %
F&A
76
150
Central of New Jersey.—
4% non-cum preferred..
Ohlc Milw St P & Pacific—
21
•
87
4%.100
22
85
20
20
20H
20 H
48%
100
22%
94
20%
48%
Atk.
UW.
Par.
Louisville & Nashville
Camden & Burl Oo (guar)
25
Canada Southern
.....100
Canadian Pacific
.25
100
88
65"
Stocks.
85
100
100
100
100
Chic Ind & Louisv common
107
Fruit Exp—See Gt Nor—
Western Maryland 4sl952—A&O
Western RR of
95H
77%
95
56 H
105H
F&A
Com 3Hs g series B
1936-J&J
w£tSh°re ist 4s 2361
2%
2%
90
88
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948— aMar
Washington Oo Ry 1st g guar
Wash Term
112H
105 %
56
waa^8'u-A40
Ref
100
Common stamped 5%
100
Oatawisaa RR—1st pref (guar).50
64H
21H
19%
97
100
Caro Olinchfleld & O com
75H
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939.J&J
1st lien term gold 4s 1954.J&J
7% Prior pref
Stamped—
1st pref 5% class A
1st pref 8% class B
1st pref 7 % class O
1st pref 10% class D
1st pref 4H% class E
101
95
F&A
100
.100
100
100
100
l66~"
111%
105 %
M&N
^i'tgold 4s 1945guar
1st pref 5% class A
1st pref 8% class B—,
1st pref 7% class C
99
72H
93
50
98
Eq tr 4 He 1936-1940(yr)._J&J b 3.00
Eq tr 5s 1936-1938 (yr)—M&N b 3.00
Wabash Railroad Co—
Equlptment
Central
Boston & Alb (guar NYC)-. 100
Boston & Maine com
—100
Boat & Prov (guar Old Col)
95
110
1st M gold 5s 1962 opt—M&N
1st in 4Hs 1962 ser B—M&N
Ref &
4% non-cum pref
......100
Bangor Aroostook com..
50
7% preferred
—100
Beech Creek (guar N Y O)
50
Belgian Nat Rys Oo
American shares partic pref..
Ask.
Preferred stamped
Virginian Railway—
1st gold 5s 1939...
2d gold 5s 1939—
Baltimore & Ohio com.—...1(H)
1st pref 10% class D—
„
Gen 5s May 1 1941
Augusta & Savannah (guar)..100
Bait & Cumberland 7% gu
50
1st pref 4% % class E
1st guaranteed 4 He—
0
Atlanta & West Point
—100
Atlantic Coast L Co of Conn..50
Atlantic Coast L RR com
..100
Bid.
Unstamped—
106H
106 H
M&N
Par.
Allegheny & West (0% guar). 100
Atcninson Topeka & Santa FelOO
6% non-cum pref
.....100
Atlanta Birm & (Joast pref—100
ician & Char Air L (guar)
100
Bellefonte
113%
Vandalla RR—
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
Stocks.
Ask.
X Quotations represent
:
>
Investing Companies Stocks and Bonds
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except
Quotations for all securities are as near
Stocks and Bonds.
Per
Administered
Fund
2d inc
<t)
t c.
(t)
Affiliated Fund com
Air Investors
Inc v
Convertible
Warrants
6s A with
J&J
1949
Allied Int Investing Corp com. (t)
$3 convertible preferred ——(t)
Amer Bankstocks Corp
(t)
American British & ContinentalCommon
$3 prior preferred
General Investors Trust——..1
Gen'l Realty & Uthtles com
1
$6 pref (with warrants)
ft)
"
1%
96
%
l"66
98
1.11
2
$5.50 prior pref
80
99
1.21
00^
..(f)
4.52
3%
Coll tr s f 5s 1958 ser A
J&J
Amer Founders Corp common.. 1
5%
8%
100^
37H
5»
38
1
5'
(f)
30
5%
„
if)
Warrants
Automotive Invests 6s 1939-F&A
Bancamerica-Blair Oorp
Bancshares, Ltd—
Participating shares .......50c
Bankers Nat Investing com A (t)
Common..
Bankers Sec Oorp of Am
(t)
32
12
51
3
100
fndiMte^ Shares ——V—(V)
10
Class B
Century Shares-Trust.
(t)
Chicago Corporation
if)
Convertible preferred-.——(f)
AA (modified)
ACO (modified)
Orum & Forster Inc com
10
8% preferred
...100
Orum & Forster Insursh B....10
..........
1% cum preferred.——100
Cumulative TrustShares
(f)
Deposited Insur Shs ser A
Deposited Bank Shs N Y ser A—
.........
O shares............
D shares
......
Dividend Shares
Domestic & Foreign Investors—
Deb 5%b 1947
F&A
6% preferred
..........25
Fixed Trust Shares series A
Series B
~2%
4
45
3%
11
6
31
92
'■
%
2.40
1
mm
2.35
,
•
•
V
mm
mm mm
2.35
2.83
mm mm
2.83
mm mm
mm mm
28^
31%
113
35%
38%
109
4.98
mm ~
3.96
-
4.00
2.55
2.29
854
i
■
4".Io
5% :■>.
6%
3.80
1.50
1.62
f23
35
(t)
4.57
10.12
—(f)
8.44
74
34
2.42
Called Nov. 1 at 103.
50
95
95%
54
101
96c
80.09
96
39%
M
1.05
81.71
60
...F&A
Common
$5
conv
—ft)
—
Securities Corp General com__(t)
$6 preferred
-(f)
Selected American shares
Selected American Shares Inc
Selective Cumulative Shares
Selected Income Shares
—
Selected Industries com
(t)
$5.50 prior stock
—(f)
Allotment certificates
Selected Management- Trustee sh.
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust—
....
M&S
$3 convertible preferred——.25
15%
19.59
com.||
warr..
8i
1.49
1.61
%
3%
%
~5%
(t)
92c
89.04
Sterling Securities common
Common
A.if)
96
(f)
Class AA
Class B
Class BB
—
Supervised Shares
1.64
28
....
Third National Investors
Trl-Continental Oorp
6% cum pref
Warrants
1
6%
(f)
(f)
96
....
1.44
1.56
3T55
Trustee Standard Oil shares A
Series B
Trust Fund Shares........
Union Arnbr Invest Corp—
49""
5s ser A 1948
.-——J&D
United Founders common
1
United Gold Equities (Can)Standard shares
..1
United N Y Bank Shares O 3
United N Y Trust Shares ser F__.
U 8 & British Internal! class A.(t)
Commons
shares—
1953
2.28
2.94
2.91
......
2.94
43
2
.100
v;-
Common
(f)
Debenture 4%b Feb 1 1947
Debenture 4 %b Dec 15 1952
Old Colony Trust Assoc..
—.
2%
7
9
3 %
4
83
83
1134
11%
4%
Co.—...-ft)
M&N
85
1948——A&O
85
*
90
90
96
98
Pacific Southern Invest
pref..(f)
Class A...
._(f
Class B.
......(f)
Phoenix Sec Corp
40
42*
$3 conv pref class A
Plymouth Fund Inc....
39
95c
(f)
...10
10c
Ex-dividend.
6%
3* ^
11
46%
1.06
...
(t)
$3 preferred
if)
Deb g 5s 1948
M&N
U S Elec Light & Pow tr ctf A...
Trust ctfs ser B
Voting trust ctfs...
U S Elec Pow Oorp com w war .1
U S & Foreign Securities
com.(f)
$6 1st preferred
(f)
U S & Internat Sec
—(f)
1st pref with warrants.....(f)
...
Utility Equities Corp
J&J
$
nk
5s conv deb 1953
..J&J
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares B
Trusteed Industry Shares
83%
102
—
x
Super Corp of Amer class A
8%
79%
6
B._.......—(f)
$1.20 preferred
(f)
$3 cum conv 1st pf
—50
Sun Investing Corp com.. ..(f)
...
82
warr
2
Trustee N Y Bank shares.
Trustee Stand Invest ser O
Class D
8
.....(t)
Deb 5s Nov 1 1947
Deb 5s April 1
95%
93%
Class D
loi
$6
...
3.75
Corp....(f)
Class O
97
North American Bond Trust Ctfs.
North Am Invest Corp—
5s
1947
M&S
Oils & Industries com.......
Preferred
Old Colony Invest Trust-
1%
24%
Spanish & Gen Oorp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
...£1
Amer dep rets
ord bearer £1
Spencer Trask Fund Inc
...(f)
1.53
37J1
95
Securities
84
85
Southern Corp com
ft)
Southern Nat Corp 6s w w '44M&S
42
%>
Conv deb 5%» 1950
M&N
B common
.........-.5
Trust
1
.........
preferred
Securities Co of New Jersey—
24.93
795
1
....
preferred
19^41
1.40
Remodified
Nominal,
6% preferred
Debenture 5s 1948
Second Nat Inv Oorp—
Class B_.
4iM
Nationwide Sec Co....
Voting trust ctfs__
New Jersey Bankers Securities
N Y Bank Trust Shares..
N Y & Foreign Investing Corp—
Deb 5%s w w 1948
J&D
Niagara snare Corp (Md)
n
—.(f)
common
Standard Utilities Inc
State St Investment
9
17
22.94
Corp....—(f)
.......(f)
Deb 58 1948 without
2.66
...
Class B
100%
Pacific Investing Oorp—
76
34%
stock
$3 convertible preferred
$5.50 preferred....—.....
Warrants....
National Trust Shares—
overseas Securities
49.80
"11"
F&A 16
Stand Oil Trust Shares A........
8
Investors
103
Ex-warrants. ■
Deb 514s 1939-
101%
101%
North American
Common
$5.50 preferred.
Deb 5s Mar 1 1937 with
100>4
cum
4>*s series
Standard Investing Oorp
100%
Major Shares Corp..........(f)
Maryland Fund Inc
Massachusetts Investors Trust..1
Mutual Investment Trust—
a
1
1.59
$6 preferred
1 f)
Royalties Management A
Second Int Sec Corp A com..(t)
33
33
5%
Series C
%
1.45
Standard Amer. Trust shares....
Standard Corporations Inc
1
25%
1100%
/ Flat price,
k Last sale.
** Called Nov. 1 at 102.
51^
Investors Equity—
Deomture 5s series A 1947
Deb 5s ser B 1948 with warr..
1958
Northern
338l
M
6
30
30
Larkins Warr Trust
96
Representative Trust Shares
Republic Investors Fund
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948
40c
J&D 3 51
Without warrants
Investors Fund of America
tr
5s March 1 1952
..M&S
Shenandoah Oorp common
Investment Trust of N Y coll A..
National
A
Jfc
.........10
Nat Bond & Share
90
(t)
coll
4%s Mar 1 1942
1
1
Low-Priced Shares
46
2%
9%
4%
2.65
46%
3.90
Fourth Nat'l Investors w w
1
Fundamental Investors Inc.....
a
J&D
1
3.50
12
Foreign Power Secur Corp—
1st coll tr conv 6s A 1949. -J&D
X Called Dec. 1 at 100.
Debenture 5s 1947
Interstate Equity common
33
27.69
20^9!
47H
31
90"
46c
:
(t)
(t)
7% preferred
(t)
5s series A with warrants 1947— k 100%
without warrants
100
Eastern 0 till ties Investing Oorp—
Fidelity Fund, Inc
(f)
Five Year Fixed Trust shares...
18
56""
54
36c
100
100
.M&N
5s series 3 Dec 1937
6s series 4 Nov 1942—
,
5s series A 1947-
12%
2%
46%
1.53
1951
103
5%b series 2 Oct 1937
4
Hydro Elec 8ec com
(t)
19.44
Incorporated Investors
—(f)
2.60
Independence Trust Shares —.(f)
Indus & Power Securities Oo_.(t)
See Wellington Fund
j
Instill Utility Invest—
Deb g 6s Jan 1949
F&A ♦/
%
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war.. J&J V
Insuransharei Co. of Delaware..!
30c
Insuranshares (Md) ctfs Inc —1
5%
Int Sec Oorp of Am com A
Class B common *
Conv
56%
18%
Common
Deb 5s 1954
M&S 15 fk 15
Else Shareholdings Corp com—1
6
$6 conv pref with warr
94
ft)
Equity Corp common .......10c
$3 conv preferred———
Equity Shares
Equity Trust Shares in Amer
Federated Cap. Oorp. com... (f)
93c
1.46
Investment Co of Am—
Diversified Trustee Shares
B shares
84c
1.32
1.35
"50c
3%
•
1.19
16%
35
1
25.75
Accumulative series—II—IIII
1.42
1.09
p,8"
ser
9
96
94
1955.
A&O
Reliance internatCorp com A(10c
Preferred
....
(t)
Reliance Mgt Corp 5s '54
F&A
1.34
1.29
30c
102%
Corporate Trust shares old series.
1.29
15%
1%
Continental Secur Oorp com-.it)
6% preferred
100
Debenture 5s May 1
..—1942
Without warrants
Oorp Securs 5% notes '35
M&S /
1.58
1.17
1.21
16%
46
Commercial National Corp...
Commonwealth Securities pf—100
1.43
$3 convertible pref "A"
Investment Bond & Share—
85
Carey Trust
Cent Nat Corp class A
•
"\%
m
m
.
J&D
75c
1.74
———_(t.
6%% preferred
6% preferred
14
.....
seriespref
Scum
ser A—
A 1953
6%
60c
British Type Investors cl A
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
(1)
Canad Pow & Pap Invest Ltd—
Deb 5s series A 1958
F&A /
Canadian investment Fund Ltd..
Capital Administration cl A
1
Class B
(f)
...
io!»
6
....
Basic
12%
52%
1.49
1.58
It
1948
8%
Ask,
share.
S f 5s series "9" 1952
M&N a 103
S f4%s series "10" 1953--M&N **102
1.76
1.35
7
(t!
Debenture 5s series A
Huron Holding Corp.—
313*
6%
71
1
—
$7 preferred
......
Investment
(f)
Associated Stand. Oil Shs
Atlantic Ac Pac Int com w w..(t)
Preferred w w...
.50
Atlantic Secur 4%e A 1953 -AAcO
Atlas Oorp common.—.
—(f)
S3 preferred A
...(t)
$3 preferred
—1
Associates
1956
Guardian investors com—
12
3
(7)
Railroad Equipment Shares—
Steel Shares
Tobacco Shares
Guardian Investors Corp—■
Deb 5s ser ex-w 1948
M&N k
42
51
13
3
11H
m
Shares..
Guardian Invest Trust
is
i
1.60
—
41
31
16
.....
$6 preferred
10
47
A.(f)
Petroleum
2%
68
Merchandising Shares........
Mining Shares..—...........
13
4.57
S f 5s
*
5.78
2
Automobile Shares
Chemical Shares...
Food Shares
25
12
....
5.23
3054
ment Corp
Building Shares
25
39
4%s 1959
A&O
Group Securities, Inc—
Agricultural Shares..——.
35
Prudential Investors
.......(f)
$6 preferred
(t)
Pub Util Investing 5s 1948.A&0
Pub Util Sec prior pref
Quarterly income Shares.......
Railway & light securities—
M
:
German Credit & Invest.
Pref. allot, ctf. 25% 1st pref (f)
Great Brit & Canada Invest-.
1
33
American & Continental Corp
Common
Amer. Oomposlt Trust Shares
Amer Elec Sec partic pref ..... 1
American European Secur
(t)
Preferred
9%
General Investment Corp..
1
$6 preferred
——(t)
23
$3 preferred
Amerex Holding Corp
Amer Insuranstocks Corp
Amer Investors Inc common
1
6.88
(f)
56
Class B.................,10c
$3 preferred
.j
(t>
amer Ac Hen Sec com class
4.97
60
•Ai
F&A
7 % preferred ser B
Amer General Equities Ins
$6 preferred ww
(t)
52
.99
—
...
—
45
'
Amer. Capital Corp A ——...10c
D
5.25
Class A
Glass B
General American Investors
Bid.
Par.
Per
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc—
%
t\H
U2H
(f)
{6 preferred
)eb g 5s 1953
Amer Business Shares
ser
21
Stocks and Bonds.
share.
Deb 5s Feb 1 1952 without warr k 103
11)
———
6% preferred
2%
Ask.
Per
1.86
%
—
warr
14.86
2
20
preferred-——(f)
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)—
Deb 4^s with com shs
1967
Aldred Investment Corp (Can)—
Deb 4Hs with com shs
—1968
Alliance Investment com..-, (f)
Bid.
Par
share.
1374
1.70
'/
where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
as
com...it)
com
(t)
$5.50 priority stock
Utility & Industrial Corp.
Convertible preferred.
Wellington Fund
%
%
2.
3l
2}
%
17
95%
16Vs
2.55
1.01
K
.
10 %
P
72
4
.(
7!I
ESlii le.ol
Western Reserve InvestingDeb 5%a 1944—-
* Negotiability
25
102
impaired by maturity,
F&A
97^
f No par value.
98%
Public Utilities
(Include* street and electric railways, gas,
electric power, water, telegraph,
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Electric Os (Italy)-Extls f 7s 1952
A&O
Alabama Power 1st 5s 1946 _M&8
1st &ref 5s 1951
--J&J
1st A ref 6s 1956
MAN
1st & ref 4*s 1967
-J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968
M&S
Alabama Water Service Oo—1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
Albany Ry—See United Trac.
Albia Lt & Ry 1st mtge 5s '41 J&J
Adriatic
^
10334
9934
98
99
8234
8734
8334
8834
95
50
:
23
21
40
105
7834
1
234
234
:
7434
10634
37
40
3834
9534
J&D f
Am Pow A L deb 6s 2016
.M&R
Amer Rys Oorp coll 434s '53-A&O
Debenture 434s 1963
A&O
9534
57
35
Amer Stater Puolic Serv—
6634
58
5434
Certifcates of deposits
Deb 6s 1938
J&D / 13
Amer Telep A Tel eg—
10034
Oonv g 4s '36 conv aft '09-M&S
10834
Ooll trust 5s 1946
J&D
11334
Debsf 5s 1960
J&J
113
Deb 634« Nov 1 1943...M&N
56
1st I 634* 1948 ser A
M&N /
...
15
10134
109
11334
11334
10934
w
Oonv deb 434* 1939
J&J
85-vr deb 6s 1965
American Toll Bridge—
F&A
10934
11334
114
102
25
Deb 6 His 1941
...M&N 1
Amer Util Service 6s 1964
w—
25
6834
10234
7134
Amer Water Works & Electric—
M&S
10934
10934
M&x.
9634
8134
8234
J&D
97
AnaAPot R RR—SeeWashRy&El
Anchorage Lt & Pow 7-5s *43 F&A
Androscogging Electric Corp—
1st mtge s f 4 Ms 1955.. __A&O
Androscoggin & Kennebec— ;
Ry 1st 6s 1940
M&S
Androscoggin Water Power—
1st 6s 1945
F&A
Appalachian Elec Power—
1st & ref 5s 1956
M&N
Appalachian Power 5s 1941.. J&D
7% gold bonds 1936
F&A
Deb gold 6s 2024
J&J
Ardmore St Ry—See Phila Oo.
Arizona Ed 1st 5s 1948 new.-J&J
1st 6s 1945 new
A&O
Income 5s 1960
Income 6s 1960
J&J
A&O
Arizona Pow 6s 1947 ser A
M&N
Arkansas El & Wat 6s 1944.F&A
.
Ark A Mo Pow 1st ts 1953—J&J
Deb 634* 1935
M&N
50
103
warr
JAJ
Ashland (Wis) L A Pow St Ry.
1st M gold 5s 1939
J&J
Ashtabula Water go 1958
A&O
Assoc Elect 434s 1963
J&J
5s Jan 11961
J&J
Associated Gas A Elec Oo—
Oonv deb 534* 1977
F&A
10334
50
73
15734
«£...
3234
3234
91 Hi
99 Hi
3334
33 Hi
61
63
9034
98
:
7534
104 34
112
.
/
/
•
10534
10734
69
70
f
25
28
76
71
oix
80
104
Oonv deb 5s 1965
M&N
A&O
F&A
Oonv deb 5s 1950
Oonv 534s 1938
103 34
F&A
J&D
—M&S
M&S
38
43?s 1978—-F&A
36
A&O
33 34
M&N
M&S
3234
102
Oorp participating 8s '40-M&S
Associated Pub Utilities Oorp—
1st lien 5s 1947 ser A
deb 6s series A 1958
Associated Telep Oo Ltd—
1st M 4s series B 1965
67
55
J&J
M&N
10134
J&J
Associated Telep & Teleg Oo—
Deb 534® 1965 ser A
M&N
7534
29Hi
Assoc Telep Utll deb 5s 1942A&O
Certificates of deposit
Oonv deb 6s 1941
M&8
Certificates of deposit
Oonv deb 534s 1944 ser O.M&N
Certificates of deposit..
1
29
29
29 34
38
70
2-yr 6% notes 1933-.—-A&O
Certificates of deposit...
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st & ref s fg 5s '50 opt '15 J&J
Atl Oons St RR—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Gas L 6s g 1947
J&D
434s ert at 6% to 1944
M&S
Gen mtge 434s 1955
M&S
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El
10334
10534
10334
10534
9934
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s '53.MAN
Canadian L A P 5s '49 op '14 JAJ
Oanadtan Rail A Harbor—
Term 634s 1951
M&S
15
4
1434
15
W'
80
..MAS
J&D
S) deb 6s 1942.A&O
Baton Rouge Electric Oo—
1st mtge534» 1954
—J&D
1st M 5s 1959 ser B
FAA
Hud Riv Bdge Oo—
1st 7s 1953
A&O
10234
1st lien A ref 5s 1955
434« 1960
92
Barstow (W
70
10234
107
102
99
10734
10634
;/• 95
104
Beauharnois L H A P 534s '73 J&J
s;
95
97
8834
8934
Beauharnols Power
Oorp—
Ooll trustt 15s 1973 w w—AAO / 3434
Beaver Valley Water
100
1st lien A ref 5s 1960
M&N
Bell Telephone of Oanada—
11234
1st g 5s 1955 ser A
MAS
1st g 5s 1957 ser B
J&D
114,,
11534
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O
M&N
Bell Telep Oo of Pennsylvania—
11934
1st A ref 5s 1948 ser B
J&J
12334
1st A ref 5s 1960 ser O
A&O
Belolt Water, Gas A Elec Oo—
10334
1st g 5s 1937
M&S
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Oorp—
10234
1st mtnre 5s 1958.A&O
73
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951
JAJ
Berlin Oity Elect 634" 1951—J&D
Sink fund deb 634« 1959—F&A
Deb 6s Apr 1 1955
AAO f 2934
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Rys—
1st mtge s f 6 His 1956
AAO / 3234
Binghamton (N Y) Gas Works
10634
1st 5s 1938AAO
Binghamton (N Y) L H A P—
107
1st ref 5s Feb 1946.'.
AAO
Birmingham Elec 434s 1968-M&S
75
Birmingham Gas 1st 6s '59 -MAN
65
6% nates 1935
.A&O
Birmingham Water Works Oo—
103
1st m 534s 1054 ser A
A&O
35
;
11434
11534
11934
12434
;/—
10334
3234
30
30
33 Hi
10734
7534
104"
86
§7
no
86
10634
10434
10434
10734
109
11534
10834
125"
120
7s Sept 1947
M&S
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
Extl 1st s f 6s 1953
MAN / 27
11134
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952.-J&J
Bristol Gas & Elec 5s July 1 1939.
9534
103
British Col Power 534s 1960 MAS
100
5s series B 1960—....
M&S
105
British Ool Tel 5s I960.—J&D
29
.
-
87
-MAS
Bklyn Borough Gas 5s 1967-F&A
Bklyn Oity A Newton RR—See
Bklyn Manh Transit Oorp.
Bklyn Oity RR 1st 5s 1941—J&J
Brooklyn Edison Oo—
Gen m 5s ser A 1949—-—J&J
Gen m 5s ser E 1952
JAJ
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Oorp
s f 6s 1968 ser A
J&J
Secured s f 6s ser A 1949—
Brooklyn Oity A Newton
J&J
5s 1939
Brooklyn Queens Oo A Sub—
1st m g 5s 1941 (sfcpd)——J&J
1st con 5s July *41(stp)—M&N
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950—F&A
Kings Oo El 1st 4s 1949, _F&A
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951- JAJ
1st 5s 1944
A&O
Bklyn Un Elev—See Bklyn Queen
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons5sg'45MAN
1st lien A ref 6s '47 ser A.MAN
1st lien A ref 5s ser B 1957 MAN
Oonv deb 534* 1936
JAJ
Deb 5e 1950
J&D
Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s 1939—F&A
1st ref 5s April 1 1939
J&J
Gen A ref 5s 1956 ser A—F&A
Gen A ref 434s 1981
F&A
Buff A Niag Falls El L A Power—
1st gold 5s 1942
F&A
Buffalo Traction—...1
See
Buffalo & Lockport
Jlnternat
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955. J&.i
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
AAO
Butte El A P 1st s f 5s 1951-J&D
99Hi
k Last sale.
n
Nominal.
113
106
8534
•89
6834
10634
105""
97
9934
92
9734
9134
9234
9734
92 H
9034
Oentral Indiana Power Oo—
82
107
J&J
Oent MainePr 5s '39 op 19 M&N
1st A gen 6s 1942 ser B
JAJ
1st A gen 5s 1955 ser D...JAJ
83
10834
105
KS*
102
1st A gen 434s 1957 ser B.JAD
1st A gen 534a 1961 ser.F-J&D t 105
9534
Oent Ohio L A P 1st 5s Sj50 A&O
Oent Pub Serv
J&J
8*
Oorp—
Oonv deb 5 34s '49 with war FA A
Without warrants
F&A
ser
ff
1st coll Inc 3-5s 1950
Oentral States Elec Oorp—
Oonv deb 5s 1948
O
/
62
6634
48
21
....
105
106
1 44
45
45
44
44
104
95
83
M&S
2
6434
6634
Chattanooga Ry A Light—
1st A ref g 5s 1956 op 16.- M&N
Ohatt Rys 1st cons 5s '56-MAN
Ohes A Pot Tel of Va 5s '43-MAN
....
106
9634
8434
107
10334
10434
634
J&J /
Chicago Oity A Oonnecing Ry
Oolltr s f g 5s Jan 11J27-A&0
Certificates of deposit
Chicago Oity Ry 1st 5s '27—F&A
Certificates of deposit
Ohic Diet Elec Generating—
1st M 434s 1970
M&S
1st 6s series B 1961
MAN
Ohic Gas LAO see Peoples G LAO
2
46
Charleston Oons Ry Gas A El
Oonsol gold 5s 1999
M&S
1st A ref 6s 1951
2
6134
6334
M&N /
J&D /
1956
84
5T
M&S16
1933
9634
7934
134
Oent States Pow A Lt Oorp—
1st M A 1st lien 534* 1953. JAJ
Debenture 5s 1944
J&J
534s series B
103
2734
JAJ
Oentral States Utilities Oorp—
10 yr sec 6s 1938
JAJ
Oent Vermont Public Serv Oorp—
1st A ref 5s 1959 ser A
AAO
Oentral West Public Se-vice Oo—
10634
10534
2
f}
A&O f
M&S /
A w w 1949
154"
8734
6934
*
107
1st A ref 434s 1981 ser H.J&D
Oent Indiana Gas 5s 1957—M&S
1st 434s 1958 series A
Ohic Aurora A Elgin RR—
.
9334
112
1st mtge 434» 1967 ser F..J&D
1st A ref 5s 1968 ser G
MAN
Chester Water Service Oo—
10634
734
/
/
21
21
22
f
73
74
/
73
74
104
106
105
107
22
Ohic North Shore A Milw RR—
10734
10734
10734
107
1st mtge gold 5a 1936
1st A ref 6s 1955 ser A
1st A ref 5 34s 1956
10634
10434
107
10434
J&J
* «8
534
634
434
534
JAJ
.A&O f
Chicago Railways Oo—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25% nt
red and pay Aug 1 1933—.F&A ♦/ 74
73
Otfs of deposit
28
Oons M 5s ser A Feb '27-.AAO
*
83
85
7234
75
69
10734
10134
,
-
Oalgary Power 1st 5s I960-.A&O
California Electric Generating—
1st s f g 5a '48 guar
M&S
California Gas A Elec Oorp—
110
110
Oentral Illinois Public Service—
1st A ref 5s 1956 ser E
MAN
113
101
....
10434
F&A
Oent 111 Light 1st A ref 5s '43AAO
5s series
101
M&N
M&S
9834
11334
9234
10834
6834
6734
10534
MAS
1st 1 coll 534* 1956 ser A—MAN
10234
10234
F&A
J&J
"*•
106
Oent Ills Elec A Gas Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1951
Deb 534s 1954
V
10134
99
97
Oeut Hud Gas A Elec Oorp—
1st & ref 5s 1941
J&D
Deb 6s
l5l34
75
75
11234
534s *4«._J&D
Oent Public Utility inc 534s 1952Oent States Edis 534s A 1943AAO
10634
•
First lien coll tr
Oent Pow 1st 5s, 1957, ser D
101
10334
Ry 434s 1937.. .A&O
1944
10434
t&V*
105
Oent Pow A Lt 1st 5s 1956—FAA
103
Deb g 434s Nov 1 1941—M&N
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
—J&D
5s March
107
73
73
Oentral Georgia Pow 5s '38-M&N
Oentral German Pow 6s '34.JAD *fk 43
1st A ref 6s 1947 ser A
75
105
106
■
M&N
Capital Traction (Wash, D O)—
1st g 5s June 1 1947
J&D
Carolina P A List 5s 1956--A&O
Oedar Rap Mfg A P 5s '53—J&J
Central Arizona Light A Pow Oo
1st mtge 58 1960
J&D
1st & ref 3 34 si 965
103
Mtge A col tr 5s '51 ser A.A&O
Mtge A col tr 5s *52 ser B.AAO
M & coll tr 4s ser O '65--M&N
Bleecker St&FulFy—See NY Rys
Bloomlngton Dec A Champagne
1st A ref 5s 1940
MAN
Bolivian Power 8s ser A '45-A&0
Boston Oon (ias deb 6s '47
F&A
10-year deb 5s 193710-year deb 5s 1940
,
....
»
1st m 5s 1954 ser B
J&D
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
F&A
Blackstone Val G A E 5s '39-JAJ
Canton Elec Oo 5s 1937
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940—J&J
Oentral Gas A Elec 6s 1946-M&S
Bear Mt
West End St 5s 1936
89
10034
10034
Oent Ark Pub Serv Oorp—
1st i A coll tr 5s 1948 ser A FAA
Oent Dist Telep 1st 5« '43-.JAD
_
Boston Elev
Oalif Water Service 5s 1958.A&O
Calumet G A E 534s B 1960-J&J
A South Ohlcago Ry—
1st (10% prin paid) 1927 F&A /
/
Certificates of deposit
Camden A Sub Ry—See P S Oorp
107
14
10634
10534
6 Basis.
/ This price Includes accrued interest.
t Called Nov. 9 at 102. **Called Nov. 1 at 104.
J&J /
J&J f
J&J
...
J&D
deb 4s 1978
deb 334 s 1978
deb 3Hjs 1978
Refunding 634s 1942
J&J
FAA
A&O
MAN
Calumet
Bway & 7th Ave.—See N Y Rys
Bronx G A E 5s 1960
»&J
60
Oons ref deb 434« 1958—M&N
Oonv deb 4s 1973
Debenture 4s 1983
104
15634
98
J&J
A 1956
1st A ref 5s 1954 Ser A
5734
M&N
Oonv deb 63*s 1973
Oonv deb 5s 1973
Oonv deb 4Ha 1973
103
86
Broad River Power Oo—
Oonv deb 4 Ha '48 ex<warr.MA8
Oonv deb 434s 1949
J&J 15
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
ser
Deb 5s series A 1975
Deb 5s series B 1975
5
/
/
1st s f 7s 1953
J&J f 69
97 H
Arkansas P A L 1st 5s 1956-AAO
104
Arkansaw Water 1st 5s 1956-AAO
Arkansas Western Gas Oo—
1st 534s 1939 with
f 6s
105
f.UX
103
534s ser A, B & O 1936-38-F&A
534s serhs D 1945
F&A
American Utilities Oo—
1st Hen & ref 6s 1946-.-.. J&D /
Oonv co 1 tr 5s 1944
Deb 6s 1975 Her A
Deb 5s 1975 ser B-
s
106
1st A ref 6s 1942 ser B
1st A ref 534" 1955 series O
Deb gold 634* 1942
Sewerage—
105
J&D
10234
Atlantic Oo Wat 5s '58
AM&H
10334
Augusta Ry A El 1st 5s 1940 J&D
Aurora Elgin A Chicago Elec Ry
1st 5s 1941
A&O / 13
Bait & Ann S L 5s 1946
F&A /
1
1st
8034
7334
Deb g 5s 2030
MAS
3
Amer Fuel A Pow 7s 1934
J&J /
106
Amer G A E deb 5s 2028—MAN
Am Gas & Pow deb 3-5s '53-F&A /
3434
Secured deb 3.60-6s 1953
Oity
Alt.
10834
99
(N J) Gas—
1st g 5s Jan 1 1960 opt '20.
Bid.
Oalifornia-Oregon Power—
Bangor Hydro Electric—
Deb g 534* 1953
MAN »/ 134
1940
MAR */
34
134
Am Community Pow 534s '53 J&J */
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s '57 M&S 15 */*14H
Amer A Foreign Power Oo—
.
Atlantic Oity
Deb 4s series A 1975
Oonv deb 6s
deb
1st A ref 6s 1956
Bonds.
Ask
108
M&»
M&N ♦*104
10534
A&O
Atlantic City El 5s 1938.
1st A ref 534* 1954
and income and defaulted bonds.
month preceding the date of Issue.
Baltimore Transit Co—
Amer Oommonwealths Power—
Deb g 6s 1952 ser A
F&A
Income
Income
Income
Income
Atlanta Wat. El A Pr 5s 1943 J&J
Atl Beach Bridge 6 Ha 1942
104
70
Amarillo Gas 6s
.
Bid.
Atlantic
94
AUegneny Gas (Jorp 6 3*s'43 MAN /
Alliance Power 1st 6s 1952..MAS /
Alton Water 5s 1956
A&O
AlCoona A Logan Val Elec Ry—
1st coll 4s Jan 1 1954
J&J
56
52
10234
9834
AlbuquerqueNatGa«634s'40 MAN /
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds
where marked "f"
possible for the closing day of the
telephone and bridge companies.)
10834
10234
5634
102""
104
11834
12434
10934
119
10434
155" "
11034
10634
10734
10934
11134
8
12534
11034
Cincinnati Gas A Electric—
1st M 4s 1968 series A
AAO
Oln Newport A Gov L A T—
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
J&J
Oinclnnati Street Ry—
10434
9134
11234
9234
106
107
10734
108
*
12
1734
XVA
Adj inc 4s Feb 1927 opt—May
Certificates of deposit..
Chicago Rapid Transit Oo—
1st A ref 634s 1944..
JAJ
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A
JAJ
Certificates of deposit
Adjust deb 6s July 1963—J&J
110
106
12
-J&D
Certificate of deposit..
Chippewa Power 6s 1947
JAD
Ry
28
deposit
Feb 1927
Certificates of deposit....
Pur mon 4-6* Feb '27 opt.J&J
Certificates of deposit
10734
107
113
111
Certificates of
Series B
lstm534sser A 1952-.,..A&O
1st 6s 1955 ser B
AAO
Olties Serv deb 5s Jan '66
M&S
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958
A&O
Deb g 5s 1963
MAN
Deb 5s 1969
MAS
Oonv deb 5s 1950...
JAD
—
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
6
10
934
1%H
34
,
A
106
34
10434
99
87
6334
6234
6234
6234
6434
t Galled Dec 1 at 105.
79
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
Nov., 1935]
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked
and Income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
I
Bonds
Bid.
Cities Service Gas Oo—
92 J*
1st M pipe line 5**s 1942.M&N
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line Oo—
1st M 6s 1943—-——— J&J k 103
Cities Service Power & Light—
Deb 6 **s 1962
59**
MAN
60
Deb 5**s 1949.
—JAD
Cities Service Transportation—
99
1st M 6s marine eq *36—M&S
102
Gltlsens Tel (Gr Rap) 5s '36.J&D
Citizens Water (Washington, Pa)
102
fis 1951
103**
6**s A 1951
.....——J&J
93**
61
61
99**
mmmm
103
104
105**
Olty Klec San Fran 5s 1937 -J&J
City Gas & Elec 1st 6**s '51-J&J
City Light A Traction fSedalia,
Mo) 1st s f 5s 1952
J&D
City & Sub PS—See Un Rys of StL
City & Sub By—See Wash By A El
Oltjr of New Castle Water—v.
5s 1941...
—.—.J&D.
City Water (Chattanooga)
1st M 5s 1954.
J&D
1st M 5s 1957 series O...M&N
72"
72**
75
102**
103
'mmmm
105
105**
Gen mtge 3**s July 11965. J& J
Oleve Souchw Jtty & Light—
.
Gen Aeon 5s 1954....--M&S *
106 %
Clinton (La) W W 1st 5s 1939F&A
Coast Cos Gas & Eleo—
1st M 5s 1960
—MAN
1st s f 4s ser B 1965
.MAS
Colonial Util5**s June 11958...
Colorado Cent Bow 5**s '46-JAD
Colorado Power 1st 5s '53..MAN
Columbia Gas A Elec Corp—.
102"
Deb g 5s 1952
-MAN
Deb g 5s 1952
AAOIS
Deb 5s Jan 151961
JAJ15
Columbia River Longview Bri
98**
98**
98
98*|
107**
_
5
105
106
102f*
103**
61
93
63
96
106**
97**
97**
5
_
94>*
95**
96**
(stmpd) 1937..JAJ
Columbus (Ga) Elec A Power—
1st A ref 6s 1947 ser A....JAD
105**
1st A ref 5s 1954 ser B—MAN
}05**
105
Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s *36—A&O
Oolumbus By Pow A Light—
1st ref 4**s 1957 ser&
.JAJ
1st mtge A coll tr 4s 1965-M&N
Col By 1st 4s '39 opt 14—Q-J ++
1st & ref 89
.
++ po
Commonwealth-Edison Oo—
1st M 5s 1953
-JAJ
1st M col 5s 1954 ser B...JAD
1st M col 4 Ha 1956 ser 0.. AAO
1st M col 4 Via 1957 ser D.. JAJ
1st M 4s 1981 ser F
MAS
1st M3**z ser H 1965—A&O
Commonwealth Elec 5s 1943 MAS
Com'wealth Gas Corp inc 6s 1948
112
110
112
109
103
100
112
....
10**
82
101
Oom'w'lth Tel (Pa) 5**s '45 MAN
Oom'wlth Tel (Wis) 5s A '48 MAS
Oom'wealth Wafer 5**s ser A 1947
1st M 6s 1956 ser B——.F&a
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O—F&A
.
96
96**
98
106**
105**
101**
m
Jlo"
ioi
14
12**
fMAS
85
101H
125
.
.
101**
6**s 1945 with warrants...JAJ
84**
93
63
62
46"
75
126
106
1Q8
103
105
120
109
m
107**
111*1
108**
107
I
10
,
102
•
M&S f
loo"
Dumbarton B'ge6**s to '36- JAJ
100
6**s 1937 to 1949.
—— JAJ
Duquesne Gas Corp—
1st oonv 6s Mar 151945-MAS15 /
15
Duquesne Light—See Phlla Oo
/ 69
Duquesne Nat Gas 7s 1948
Duquesne Trao—See Phlla Co.
99
Durham Pub Ser 7s A '49—AAO
—
60
108
B.
ioi**
E St L A interurb Wat 5s '42 JAJ
84**
33
6% secured notes 1937—.F&A
Consol Gas of Bait 5s 1939--J&J
111
112**
Gen g 4Ha Apr 1954
AAO
Consol Gas Elec Lt A P (Bait)—
116
118
J&D
108
109
104 h
-F&A
JAD
20-yr deb 4**s 1951...
107%
104 h
Debenture 5s 1957-...
.JAJ
Consol Gas Utilities Co—
1st A coll 6s 1943 ser A—.JAD f 84
,
105
108
105
84 J*
86**
Kootenay Pow 1st 7s '42.AAO
6*£s 1943 A w w JAD */ft21
of Upper
/
Consolidated Telep of Wise—
1st M 5 Ha 1942 ser A
MAN
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser Corp
Consolidated Water of Utica—
1st 4Ha 1958.....
MAN
1st Mm 1958
MAN
Consumers El LAP (New Orl)—
1stM 5s 1936
......JAJ
29
103 X
99
101
33
103**
101
106**
33
102
102
72
Cooper RlvBrrgelnclst6s'58M&N f
Copenhagen Telephone Co—
f 5s Feb 15 1954.F&A15
County Gas of Dallas 5s '46 AAO
County Gas (N J) 5s Jan 11952Oounctl Bluffs Gas 5s 1948-MAN
Orescent Public Servie Co—
Coll inc 6s B Octl 1954—J&D
Cuban Telep oonv 5s 1951 ..JAJ
lot lien A ref 7Ha 1941—MAS
d Called Dec 1 at 105.
CaUed Nov. 1 at 104.
61
73
99
102
100**
105 J*
101**
102**
Ella
103
Raritan
89
24
El Paso El Co—
lst A con g
§§^
1st
m 5s
1950
ser A
J&D
94**
97
90**
90**
83
83
86
86
89
90
2.50
12
86
'
mmmm
mmmm
mmmm
15
88**
117**
mmmm
mmmm
117
82**
83""
67
AAO
66
5% notes Aug 15 1936—F&A15
General Public Service Corp—
Oonv deb 5s 1953—..—J&J
Oonv deb 5**s 1939
J&J
82
Deb 6s 1941 series B—
General Gas A Elec Corp—
mmmm
93
102**
67
mmmm
1
96
103
74**
*56 AAO
1st mtge A coll 6**s O *55-AAO
General Water Wks A ElecOorp—
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s '61 FAA
14%
75**
77 **
110
78**
Power 1st • t
104
5a 1952
JAJ
97**
Georgia Power 1st fis 1967..MAS
Georgia Power A Light Co
..
75**
1st mtge 5s 1978..——J&D
Georgia By A Elec—
100
Atlanta Cons St 58 1939---J&J
Atlanta Northern By Oo—
100
1st guar 5s '54 op '90—J&J
Gesfurel 6s 1953 x w
__JAD / 32**
Grand Rapids Gas L 5s '39.F&A
Grand Rapids By 1st 7S '39 MAN /
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st M 7s 1944——F&A
1st A gen 6**s 1950——J&J
Great Lakes Power. Ltd—
102
1st M 6s 1936-1944—
MAN
-
97**
75**
mmmm
11**
94**
91
1st lien coll tr 5**s
■
55
1942..M&N
Northern Power—
extended 5s, 1950—F&A
West Power Oo of Calif—
West Pow Co 5a 1946-JAJ
Green Mountain Power Corp—
Great
1st
Great
Grt
57
_
107**
108
1015*
103**
94
92**
100**
91
105
1005*
106**
....
101
ft
103**
95
94
102
105**
105
109**
,109**
ill""
/ft 40
mmmm
/
/
31**
42**
33
47
/
25**
27**
,
!klf/ioI8
103
mmmm
34
5
34
38
Home Tel A Tel (Ft Wayne)
1st 6s series A 1943
J&J
mmmm
74**
1st 5**s series B1955..
AAO
Home Telep A Tel eg (Los Angeles
Oal) 1st refunding 5s 1945JAJ
Home Tel A Tel of Spokane—
1st M g5s May 15 '36-MAN15
Houston El Co 1st 6a '35-..J&D
Houston Gulf Gas—
1st M A ool 6s 1943 ser A..AAO
Deb 6**s 1943 with war_-A&O
7
104
104
105
106
107
105**
/ 64**
66**
104
97**
99""
101H
103**
104**
S3
J This price includes accrued interest,
;
92**
101 J*
107
108
1st M A ref 4**s 1961 B—J&D
Hackensack Wat 4s '52 op '12J&J
Gen&ref5sJunel5'77 A—JAD15
5**s June 15 1977 ser B—J&J
5s secured conv notes 1938JAJ
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Oo—
Extl g s f deb 7s 1935.
MAN
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under¬
ground A St Rys 5 Ha *38 —JAD
Hamilton Gas OHiAvv '37J&D
108
Hest Man A Fair Pass Ry—See P hU R T
See
Rlvi Public Serv
Corp.
RR-r
5s 1956—J.
MAS
94**
96
_
1st lien coll 5s x-w 1944....J&J
Gas A El of Bergen Co 5s '49-JAD
Gen 5s Nov 1 1954—
MAN
Gatineau Pow 1st 5s 1956-—JAD
Debenture gold 6s 1941 JAD 15
5J*s(Sept'31 coupon) '51.MAS
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970—MAN
Helena Gas A Elec 1st 6s '52M&S
99**
s
A
Gandy Bridge (Tampa) 6s *45J&D
Gary Elec A Gas Co—
■
1st series 6s 1957——F&A
2d series 6**s 1949——F&A
Havana Elec Ky 5s 1952 .—F&a
103
Corp (Germany)—
Ella A Trenton BR
I
Elmira Water. Light A
Galveston-Houston Elec By—
1st M a f g 5s 1954 opt
AAO /
102** Hanover Harz Water Works—
EUz Platnf & Cent Jf
93*
b
.....
Col tr 5s 1952 ser A......AAO
Col tr 5s 1952 ser B
A&O
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968
A&O
Gulf Public Service Co—
1st m 6s 1945.—.........AAO
Gulf States UtUltles Oo—
1st M A ref 5s 1956 ser A.M&8
64
65
77
22
f 6**b 1950——JM&S
1st sink fund 6**s 1953—AAO
Electric PAL Deb 5s 2030-F&A
Electric Public Service Co—
105
92
75**
62**
85
101
1st mtge 5s 1948—
F&A
Greenwich Wat 4**s '57 ser A JAJ
Greenwich Wat A Gas System—
105**
—
Sec g 6s 1941 ser A A ser B AAO
Sec g 5**s 1942 ser G——AAO
Deb 6s 1936 A 1937——AAD
Equip trust 5**s 1935-38
Great Lakes UtUltles Oo—
,
86
sneboygan Elec 5s 1946
JAJ
Easton Cons El 5a 1949-.
MAN
Edison Elec Ilium of Boston—
Electric Ferries 1st 7s '41—AAO
Elec A Peoples.
See Phlla R T
96**
33
88
29
103**
101**
MAS
AAO
3**s 1st M sf July 1 '65—J&J
82*1
Fontana Un Wat 6s 1953—J&J
Fruit Growers* Express—
75
.88
102**
61
63
Ed El Ill(Bkn)See HlngsOoEL&P
Edison El 111 (N Y)—See N V G
Electric Oo of N J 1st 5s 1947 MAS
1023*
JAJ
A.
9
mmmm
61**
1io 4
101
61
90
*
1st M A 1st lien 5s 1955 B MAS
Eastern Utilities Investing—
5s series A 1954....—...MAS /
Eastern Wisconsin Electric Oo—
1st lien A ref 6s 1942—J&D
1st lien A ref 6**s 1948—M&S
1st
1st m 5**s 1979 ser
40
91
%
103 J*
59**
Bef 6s Jan 1948 ser O—M&S15
Eastern Michigan Rys—
1st mtge colltr 7s 1958—-JAJ /
Eastern Shore Pub Service Oo—
Electric Pow
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B- JAD
Fed'l Pow A Lt 6s Nov 1 1965-..
Federal Public Serv Corp—
1st 1 6s 1947—
—J&D f
Federal Water Service Corp—
Oonv deb 5**s 1954—MAN
Federated Utilities Inc—
1st lien col tr 5**s 1957
MAP
Florida Power Corp—
Georgia-Carolina
102**
27
102
104
105;.
5s series B 1953
JAJ
Eastern Mass Street By Co—
Ref m 4 **s 1948 A——JAJ
Ref m 5s 1948 B
—JAJ
3-year 5% notes 1936
100 &
Cons Gas—See Peoples G L AO
Ojnsum L H A P Co (EUx, N J)—
5s 1938
|£.-.JAD 106
Consumers Power Go—
1st A ref 5s 1936 op '16—JAJ
1005*
lstlA unlf 5s ser C1952—MAN ♦*103 %
1st lien A unlf 41*f 1958 .MAN
108**
1st lien A unlf M 3**s 1965.M&S
105**
1st lien A unlf 3**s 1965.M&N
Oontln Gas A El deb 5s 1958 F&A
Continental; Telep 5s A1953. F&A
1st m 5s 1960 ser D
F&A
East St Louis (111) Lt A Pow—
1st 5s 1940—-JAD
E Minn Power 5**s 1951—.MAS
E Oregon Lt A Pr 5**s A '51-MAS
1st m 5 Ha 1947 ser A
95**
_
1st m 6s 1942——..—-J&J
75
40
38
39
mmmm
96**
99 H
1st lien A col 5s 1943 ser A-JAD
99
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953—J&D
74
39
37
38
mmmm
106**
General Public UtUltles—
65
85
1937 A—FAA
109**
105**
100
1st coll 5**s ctfs
7% 1932 ctfs of dep...——J&J
East Jersey St By 5s 1944-3M&N
H"
mmmm
98**
-
109*1
mmmm
96"
42nd St Manhattan A St Nicholas
Ave 5s 1940-—.-——
105**
105**
•■s
mmmm
stjpd—MAS
M
104**
100**
•
1942—MAS
23
23
102**
100
1942—M&S
M&S
1st m 5**a 1956 ser B——J&J
Florida Pow A Lt 1st 5s *54—JAJ
Florida PubUc Service Oo-—
1st M 6**s 1949——F&A /
1st 6s 1955 series B
AAO /
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945- -AAO
.
mmmm
97**
99
St"
68
mmmm
■
95**
1st M coll tr 6**s ser A
East Coast Pub Serv 4s 1948
108**
Ask,
Light A Traction—•
1st 58 (Amer series)
1st 5s (Interaat ser)
... ... ..
106
106
Duluth-Superior Transit—
122
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967—AAO
106**
Europ'n Elec Corp (of Canada)
Deb 6** a 1965 x w
FAA ft 67**
Fairmont A Clarksburg Trao—.
106
1st g 5s 1938 opt 1913—AAO
Stamped—
1st Hen g 6s 1942
East Coast U Gill ties—
107**
Empire Gas A Electric Co—
Gen A ref 6s ser A 1952
J&D
101**
Empire Gas A Elec and Empire
Coke jt lst&ref 5s '41 opt-MAP
99**
Ercole Marelli Elec Mfg Co (Italy)
46
1st a f 6**s 1953 with war MAN ft
Federal
^
1st 6**s 1937 A with war.MAS
Dominion Gas A Elec—
95**
Fall River Eleo Lt 5s 1945 —JAJ
105**
„
A
JAD
6J*s 1938
112
Fault GAB Utica 5b 1942. A AO
128
Erie Oo Electric 6s 1959. ....JAJ
106
Gen A ref 5 ha ser A1960—AAO
9
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954.——AAO /
101**
106**
1938-.———MAN
Des Moines Gas Oo—
106
1st m 5s 1956.—.———MAS
Detroit A Canada Tunnel—.
22
1st m s f 68 1953.—.—-MAN
22
Certificates of deposit..-—
Oonv s f deb 6V*s lu4H—MAN
Certificates of deposit
Detroit City Gas Oo—
104**
1st m 6s 1947 series A—J&J
100*4
1st m 5s 1950 series B—AAO
Detroit Edison—
Gen A ret 5s 1949 series A.AAO 1105**
Gen A ref 5s 1955 ser B—JAD f 105J*
109**
Gen A ref 5s 1962 ser O—F&A
111*1
Gen A ref 4**s 1961 ser D_ F&A
107**
Gen A ref 5s ser E 1952..AAO
106**
Gen & ref. M 4s ser F1965 A&O
Detroit International Bridge—
5**
1st mif 63*8 1952—
FAA
4
Certificates of deposit..—..
S f deb g 7s 1952—F&A
Certificates of deposit....
Det A Pt Huron Shore Line—
5
1st gold 5s 1950——JAJ f
Dixie Gulf Gas Co—
20-yr
109**
J&T
Conn Ltg A Pow 5s '39
Conn River Pow 5s A '52...AAO
Connellsv Wat 5sOct 2 '39..AAO
Consolidated Cities LPA Tr—
1st lien 5s 1962 stamped
JAJ
Consol Elec A Gas 5-6s 1962M&N
4-6s series B 1962
F&A
110
106
106
81
79**
f 6**« 1948——AAO / 31
105**
Duke Power—1st 4**s 1967.JAD
Duke Price Power Co—
101**
1st tn a t 6s 1966 ser A—MAN
62
60
100 **
45
70
Stamped guaranteed optional..
b Basis,
105**
104
^
1st 5s 1953—-
Connecticut Power—
1st A coll trust 5s 1956....JAJ
Conn By A Lt 4**s 1951
JAJ
s
109""
103.
105**
92
...
Kxtl
105**
103
107
108
Dortmund Munic Util (Germany)
64**
Community Pub Ser 5s 1960.J&J
Community Water Service oo—
'Deb g 6s 1946 ser A
J&D
Deb g 5Ha 1946 ser B....MAS
Cones toga Termlst 5 Ha *54.J AO
Cones toga Trac 1st 4s 1950. .JAJ
Coney Isl A Bklyn cons 4s '48 JAJ
Conn Light A Power—
ist A ref s f 7s *51 ser A
MAN
1st A ref 4**s 1956 ser O..J&J
1st A ref 5s ser D 1962—..JAJ
Wuerttembu/g 1st 7s '56—
105**
103
Community Power A Light Co—
Consol Hydro-Eiec Wks
101
97
35
Darby Med A Ohes By—See Phlla R Tr
106
Davenport Water 5s 1961.-JAJ
107**
Dayton Ltg 1st 5s '37 op '12.M&S
107
Dayton Pow A t. 1st. ^ 41—JAD
100**
1st & ref M 3**s 1960——AAO
Delaware Elec Power Co—
102**
Deb 5**s 1959.——--——JAJ
Delaware Power A Light Co—1st M 4**s 1971—JAJ
102
.1st mtge g 4 Ha 1969——JAJ
104.
1st mtge g4**s 1969---—-J&J
Denv Gas A El ist g 5s 49—MAN *1073
106
1st A ref 5s 1951——
MAN
106
Stamped as to Pa tax—*—
Denver Tramway Corp—
65
Gen A ref 5s 1950 ser A
JAJ
Denver Tramway Terminals Oo—
100
1st M g gu 5s 1936-1937—M&S
Derby Gas A Elec Corp—
95**
1st lien 5s 1946—
-F&A
14**
Des Moines City By 5a 1936 JAJ
Des Moines Elec Co—
1st m 5s,
El Paso Nat Gas 1st 6**s '43.JAD
With warrants..——. k 105
102
Deb
Empire District Elec Go—
1st A ref m 5s 1952..—..MAS
m
6**s stamped 1953......-A&
Oonv deb
105**
.
Columbia (8 O) By Gas A El Co
1st M s fg 5s 1936—
JAJ
Columbus Dela A Marlon Elec Oo
1st A ref 5s July 1937.....JAJ
1st A ref 4s 1981.
Consolidated Gas (N Y)—
Deb 5**s 1945.
105
_
Cleveland Elec Ilium—<
-
104*
1959—.———JAD d 105
Cumberland Valley Telephone—
1st mtge 5s 1966...——-J&J
General 5s 1966—
Otimb'land T A T 5s 1937---JAJ
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941—-—AAO
Dallas Pow A Lt 6s 1949.—.JAJ
1st g 7 **s 1949 ser B
JAJ
1st g 5s 1952 ser O——...J&J
1st gold 5**s 1954 ser D...JAJ
Dallas By A Ter 1st 6s 1951-J&J
DanvllleTr A Pow 1st 5s *41 J&J
Bid/
Bonds.
Ask.
-
70
_
Col M 5s 1957
Cumberland Oo (Me) Pow A Lt—
1st 43*8 1956
JAD
1st M 5s
m mm m
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
d Jt Last sale,
n
Nominal.
♦ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
80
UTILITY
PUBLIC
BUNDS
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked 'If" 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,
Houston Lt & Pow 1st 5s '53 MAS
105
1st lien & ref 414s '78 ser D M
10414
10614
*N
1st lien & ref 414s'81 ser E J&D
Houston Natural Gas Oorp—
ser
107
Isarco Hydro-Elec Oo (Italy—
1st M ■ f 7s 1952
-M&N
Island Gas & Electric—
94
25-yr
«*«■»«>«
102
M&8
B
Iron wood & Bessemer Ry & Light
1st a fa 5s *36 opt after'15.F&A
11854
10354
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s '54 AM&S
102
11414
,
97
9614
72
102
k 107
A&O
Illinois Power & Light Oorp—
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A..A&O
1st & ref 6Ms 1954 ser B..J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser O
J&D
8 f deb 5
....
9714
98
93
8854
8454
111 S eastern Telep 6s 1948..J&J
8914
8514
401
99
Illinois Water Service Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1952 series A
10214
J-* J
10214
Independence Water Works—
5Ms 1945
M&S
10114
„
105
Indiana Assoc Telep 6s A '62 J&J
Indiana Oentral Telep Co—
1st lien coll 5 M 1938
32
M&N J
Indiana Electric Oorp—
1st M 6s 1947 series A—.M&N k
9014
3254
94
1st M 6M* 1953 series B..F&A
1st M 5s 1951 series O...M&S
83"
§214
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 J&J
Indiana General Service—
87
90
106
1st
M 5s 1948
J&J
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power—
1st mtge 5s 1958 sot A...M&N
....
89
El 5s 1957--F&A k 11054
1st & ref 5s 1965
M&S k 10514
Indiana & Mich
112
94
.
F&A
S3
6314
let 1 & ref 5s 1963
6%
J&D r
is
21
Indiana & 8 W Gas & Util—
conv notes
1940
6354
Indianapolis Columbus & South¬
ern
58
Traction 1st 6s 1948..F&A
Gas 5s 1952
A&O
Indianapolis
::::
9354
Indianapolis Power & Light—
1st M 6s 1967 ser A.
Indianapolis Ry 5s, 1967
10454
J&J
„
105
56
54
Indianapolis Water—
1st & ref. g 4Ms 1940 opt..J&J
1st lien & ref 5 Ms 1953
M&S
10414
10354
10354
10514
10514
1st lien & ref 5Me 1954-M&S
1st lien & ref 5s 1960
J&D
1st lien & ref 5s 1970
M&S
10414
....
Sinking fund deb 7a 1938.F&A
Inland Pow & L
s f 6s *36 A M&S
s f 6s 1941 ser B ..M&N
Ool tr 6s 1957 ser O
A&O f
Deb s f 7s 1935
J&D '
Inland
Coil tr
Telep 1st 6s 1948...A&O
Inter borough
f
Certificates of deposit...... 1
6% notes ltr~
94
96
3814
40
40
3i^
m
••/,:7
'514
7
8?*
89
~7"
514
9014
8834
*/?014
•
Certifies!
4234
85
82
47
Oonv deb 4M« 1939
Deb 5s 1955
Interstate Bridge 6: *
Interstate Gas & El
Interstate Nat Gas u.
Interstate Railroad—
Eq trust 5Ms July 1 1935-37Interstate Telep Oo—
„
1st M 5s 1961
b
—A&O
Interstate Tel & Tel 5Ms 1953 J&J
Interstate Water 6s ser A1940 F&A
82
:
95
62
67
6714
7814
7214
30
79
7254
80"
7914
6754
68
9114
7914
9214
75
7514
114
....
3%
98
8914
■
.-.mmtmrnm
99
91
102
95
87
96"
88
11554
4.9u on
ldoo».«l
99
lol"
Iowa-Nebraska Lt & Power-—
102 14
10314
k 103
5s
M&f
84
1st mtge 5 Ms 1959
M&!
Debenture 6s 1960—..M&f
Iswa Ry & Lt (Oedar Rapids)—
1st & ref 5s June 1946 B...J&I
1st & ref 5 Ms Oct 1945-M&K
Iowa Southern Utilities—
1st s f 8s 1938
—A&C
103
1st & rsf 6s 1943
1st & ref 5 Ms 1950
dBasis.
twr
\
F&2
.
8914
10314
1105
10114
Louisville Gas & Elec Oo (Ky)—
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser A—M&N
10314
514
14
10414
111
10414
"114
105
114
10714
106
10814
10614
10154
Kentucky El Pr 6s A 1951..J&J f 23
Kentucky Euel Gas Oorp—
1st 6 Ms 1942 with warr.-J&D /
9
Kentucky-Ohio Gas 2s
1958 / 3814
Kentucky Power & Light Co—
88
1st a* 5Ms 1948 ser B
M&S
Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
1st & ref gu 5s '51 opt '14-F&A / 78
103
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949-J&D
Kentucky Utilities Co—
1st M 6 Ms Sept *48 ser D M&N k 10114
1st M 5M« 1955ser F
A&O k 96
1st M 5s 1961 series G
F&A k 9254
5s series H 1961
F&A
9254
1st M 5s 1969 ser I
J&J
9214
102
1st 7s series J 1957 ......F&A
1st 6s series K 1957
M&S
9634
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945
M&N
10414
102
—.
1st and ref mtge 6s
Ref & gen 5s ser A 1958—.J&J
i1^
106
Long £sl Lighting 5s 1936..M&S
1st ref 6s 1948
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser B...M&S
Secured g 6s 1945...
J&J
Oonv deb g 5Ms'12 ser A. A&o
10214
74
64 M
64
32
103
107
103
1st s f 7s 1940 ser A Jan
10014
86
Maryland Light & Power—
1st M 5Ms 1950 ser A....J&J
97
Massachusetts Gas—
20-year s f 5 Ms 1946..
9214
9714
Sink fund deb 5s 1955
Mass Utilities Associates—
S f deb 5s 1949 ser A
J&J
M&N
A&O
92
8814
%
10714
14814
10754
108
lst & ref 5s 1953 ser O....J&J
106 X
110
112
1st M 4Mb 1968 ser D
1st M 4s 1971 ser E
1st 5s series F 1962—
102
11454
109
149
1st ■ f 7s 1957 ser A—....A&O
118
98"
25
lOlli
48
.M&S
M&N
M&N
106
95
Metrop Edison Oorp 6s 1981 M&8
Metro Wat Serv—See Fgn bds
MetropoUtan West Side "L"—
•
1st gold 4s 1938
F&A */16
14
Certificates of deposit——
Exten gold 4s 193S
..J&J
Certificates of deposit..
15
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s '42.J&J
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5s *40 s f.F&A
Mexican Utilities 7s 1939
A&O
32
_
32
3314
Michigan Associated Telep Co¬
lst M 5s 1961
A&O
Mich Elec Pow 6s A 1944....J&D
Mich Fuel & Lt 6s A 1950...J&D
76
Michigan Gas & Elec Co¬
lst & ref 6s 1943
M&8
1st M 5s 1956
J&D
Michigan Nor Pow 1st 5s '41.J&J
Michigan Public Service Oo—
1st g 5s 1947 ser A
A&O
Middle States Telep 6s A '47.J&J
1003
1013
30
82
823
1053
9414
Middle West Utilities Oo—
m m
a* m
10654
76
55
77
100
83
10714
10534
10614
10654
83
&
44
10714
103
116
107
Middlesex & Somerset Trac—
5s 1950
J&J
67
Midland Natural Gas oo—
Oonv deb 6s 1935
—..J&J f
Midland Util deb 6s 1938—M&S /
1
1214
10614
10614
21
[
213
213
80
Milwaukee Elec Ry & Light—
1st & ref 5s 1961 ser B....J&D
1st M 5s 1971
J&J
,9954
Milwaukee Gas Light Oo—
1st M 414s 1967M&S
103
Minneapolis Gas Light Oo—
1st M4H» 1950
J&J
Minnesota Nor Pr it 6s 1944. A&O
Minnesota Power & Light Co¬
lst & ref 5s 1955—...... J&D
1st & ref 414s 1978
.M&N
Mississippi Power Co¬
lst & ref 5s 1955
M&S
10014
1-0414
1314
188H
104
■■
:m
m «m m
98
99
100
101
9514
96 H
8834
90
8814
8914
Mississippi Power & Light—
1st M 5s 1957
4954
10454
70
101
111
2114
5s ctfs of deposit 1932........
5s ctfs of deposit 1933........
5s ctfs of deposit 1934........
5s ctfs of deposit 1935........
Middlesex & Boston 8t Ry—
1st and ref mtge 514* 1942. J&J
Middlesex Elec Lt Pow 5s *55 J&J
Middlesex Water 5Ms 1957.A&0
—
10314
82
47
OO
62
42
3-5s series A 1945.
3-5s series B 1945
Metropolitan Edison Co¬
\ii
102
k
%
91
Market St El Pass Ry—See PET
Market St Ry (San Francisco)—
k 100
...-T&D
57
Meridionals Electric Oo—
1st M 4M« 1961 ser A
J&D
Little Rock G & F 6s 1937.M&N
86"
f 7s 1941
J&D
ManuTrs Wat (Pa) 5s 1939.J&D
Maritime Tel & Tel 1st 6s 1941 J&J
s
7154
66 54
10054
1011^
98
(Italy)—
102
'io!
101
100
'35J&D
(Mass) Gas & Elec—
1940 ser B
F&A
10414
Lehigh Power Securities—
Deb g 6s 2026 ser A__ —F&A
10634
Lehigh Teleg 5s ser A 1949..J&J
10614
Lehigh Valley Transit—
1st M g 4s Dec 1935 opt_.M&S
74
Ref & impt g 5s 1960
44
J&D
5s series B Dec 11935
M&S
75
Leipsig Overland Pow 6Ms *46
/ 38
Lewis & Clark Bdge 3 14-5s 1953
105
Lex (Ky) Ry—See Ky Tr & Term
Lockport L H & P 5Ms A '541S
103 M
66 M
58
jOent Hanover Bk ctto of dep.
2d gold 4s 2013
J&D
Manila Elec RR & Ltg Oorp—
1st lien & coll tr 5s '53-.M&S
Manila Gas Oo—
1st Hen coll tr 5Ma 1937..A&O
15-year
1st M 4Ms
Little Rock Ry & El 6s "38A&O
Lockbart Power fiMs 1950 _f&a
107
114
MacLaren-Que Pow 5 Ms Feb 1*61
5Ms series JU964-—
M&S
Madison Oo (111) light & Power—
1st g 5s 1936
-J&D
Madison Rys 1st g 5s 1936--M&N
Malone (N Y) L & P 5 Ms '56-J&J
Manhattan Ry con 4a g '90-.A&O
31
106 M
1st & ref 6s 1954
M&S
Debenture 7s 1944
J&J
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s *53.J&J
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cos
Lawrence
Lincoln Pub Serv 5s, 1939—J&J
Lincoln Tel & Tel—
Luserne Oo (Pa) Gas & Elec—
1st ref&imp g 5s'48 op'13 A&O
105
74
J&.T
98
Luneburg Pow L & W W (Germ'y;
1st M a f 7s 1948
M&N /
10014
Larutan Gas 1st 6Ms w w
M*S
Lexington Util 1st 5s 1952—F&A
Lexington Wat ref 5M* 1940-F&S
LexingtonWa Pow Colst 5s'68J&J
84 M
F&A
1014
105
tsr/it
105
F&A /
104
70
J&D
1947.
113
Maysville P Serv 5M8 A 1942A&0
Memphis Power & Light Co¬
lst & ref 6s 1948 ser A——J&J
1st & ref 4 Ms 1978 ser O—A&O
Memphis Street Ry—
f
1950..-J&J
f g 6Ms 1944
Lower St Lawrence Power
Manitoba Power Oo Ltd—
1st M s f 5Ms '51 ser A...J&J
1st M s f 6Ms 1952 ser B..J&J
9114
11154
107 M
O.F&A
26
!R*
Keystone Pub Serv—
M&N
1st M 5s 1978
Keystone Telephone Oo—
1st & ref 5Ms 1955 ser A..J&D
1st 1 & ref 6» 1951 ser B—A&O
Kings Co E L & P 1st 5s '37-A&0
Purch money 6s g 1997—A&O
Edison El Ifl Bklyn 4s '39.J&J
Kings Oo Elev—See Bklyn-Queens
Kings Oo Gas & 111 1st 5s '40-A&O
Kings Oo Ltg 1st ref 5s '54--J&J
1st ref 6Ms 1954.
..J&J
ser
s
1st 7s
V 96
94
Kansas Pow 1st 5s 1947
M&S
Kansas Power & Light Oo—
1st M 6s 1955 ser A
M&N
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
M&N
8*
103
102
Louisv Ltg 5s 53 unstmpd-.A&O
Lowell Gas Lt 1st 5Ms 1947.M&S
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
1st
Kansas Gas & Electric—
A-.M&S
J&D
108
Los Ang & Pac RR—See Pac EIRy
Los Angeles Railway Oorp—
1st & ref ■ f g 5s 1940
J&D
Louisiana Stm Gener 6s 1939 M&N
F&A
10514
Kanawha ValTr 1st M5s *46-J&J /
15
104"
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s '46 .F&A
10214
Kansas City Clay Co & St Joseph
i
354
3
Ry 1st 5s 1941/M&S /
113
11434
1st M 6s, 1942
F&A
Kansas Citjt Power & Light—
112
11254
1st M 4M^1961
F&A
Kan City Pub Serv 3s 1951--J&J
3214
•Si*
106
10634
Kansas Elec Pow 6s 1937
J&D
105
10514
1st M 6s 1943
J&D
10614
10514
Is* M 5s 1951
i.
J&D
Lake Superior Dwt Pow—
1st M & ref 5s 1956
104 54
2
1936
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser
1st mtge 4Mb 1980
Gen & ref 5 Ms 1943 ser F M&S
Gen & ref fls 1942 ser G _M&8
Gen & ref 6s series H1942 M&S
Los Ang Pac Oo—So* Pac RlRy
28
105
Kanawha Trac & Elec Oo—
& ref 5s
106 M
106 14
Wo*
108
MississlDpi River Fuel Oorplst s f 6s 1944 ex-warr
F&A
72" Mississippi Riv Pow
10114
J&D
Deb 5s May 1 1947
5s '51..J&J
M&N
iOlH
107
10214
108""
10314
107"'
107
99
109^
103
9814
100
102
J&J
98
M&"N
88
/This price includes accrued int.
M&S
10154
1968
Deb fte 1050
Johnstown Traction 4s Dec. 31' 62 /
Cons mtge 3s B Dec 31 1962— /
Lombard Elec Oo
1st extl 7s 1952
1 fc 105
Deb
1st M 4 Ms 1961 ser O
J&D
Jer Olty Hob & Pat—See P S Oorp
1st
M&S
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser D..M&S
Gen & ref 5 Ms 1947 ser E J&D
1st & ref 4Ms 1961
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941. J&D
10(5
w
27
102"
10414
10314
1947 ser B—F&A
Oonv deb 6Ms 1953
Iowa Electric Oo—
•wwwvsw
1st & ref 5s
Bid
Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938...A&O
Louisiana Pow & Light Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1957
J&D
108
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Oorp—.
7814
fclOS
Deb gold 6s 1952
J&J
Interstate Pub Serv Oo—
1st & ref 6Ms 1949 ser B.. J&J
1st & ref 5s 1966 ser D
J&D
1st & ref 4Mi '58 ser F...M&S
Interstate Rv« 4s 1943
F&A /
Jamest'n (NY) Telep 5a 1954. J&D
Lake Sh Gas 1st 5Ms 1950.M&N
Lake Shore Power Oo—
49
iVoo..u««
Interstate Power 1st 5s '57..J&J
11
_
Lake Sh Elec 1st cob g 6s '33 J&J
Gen gold 5s Feb 1 1933 ..F&A
5414
/
5254
11
9
10714
lames River Bridge Oorp—
1st sink fund 6Mc 1958... J&J /
Deb g 7s 1943
.J&D
52
90
J&J
F&A
ser A 1952-M&N
Income deb 6s 1952 on June— f
Jamaica Water Supply Oo—
1st gold 5Ms series A 1955-J&J
56"
Lake Erie Pow & Lt 6s 1946 A&O
5714
Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
J&D
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938.-J&J
Internat Ry ref 5s *62 op.M&N
International Telep & Teles—
Deb g 4Ma 1952— ...7..J&J
kr a*
f5$H
....
International Hydro-Elec Systeu.
■
62
„
9014
11734
89141 Kingsh'way Bdge 6J4» '62.A&O f 8014
Knoxville Trac 1st 5s 193S..A&0
94
IW
70
Kokomo W W 5s 1958
J&D
10454
96
Lackawanna & Wyoming Val RR
1st 5s 1951
F&A / 23
9454
Debentures 6s 1948......F& \ /
1
Laclede Gas Lt 5s 1939
A&O
IOI54
1st M coll tr 5 Ms '53 ser O F&A
73 X
4314
1st col&ref 5M« I960 ser D F&A
7314
82
5*4% gold notes 1935
F&A
§1^
84
6s coill notes ser A 1942—F&A
7314
95
6s coll notes ser B 1942...F&A
7334
La Crosse Telep 5M* 1948—J&J
Oonv g 7% note 1932 -M&8 •/ 9514
Certificates of deposit.....
9314
Intercontinents Power Oo—
Debs A 6s 1948
fk
J&
214
Oonv deb 6s 1944 w w
A&O
Internat'l Pow Ltd 6M« 1957 M&S
Deb 6s 1957
M&S
Debentures 6s 1955
J&J
International Power Sec Oorp—
6M % sec bonds 1955 serOJ&D
Sec 7s 1957 ser E_..
F&A k
Sec 7s 1952 ser F.
J&J 16 k
International Railway (Buffalo-
-----
Serv 6s A *49 J&J
Key West Electric 5s 1956.. F &A
Rapid Transit—
1st & rer k 6s '66 od tax-ex. J&J
1942.
Kewanee (111) Pub
Indianapolis W W Sec Oo—
(Secured 5s 1958
J&J
Inland Gas 6M> 1938
I&A f
Certificates of deposit
60
1st & ref. 6s 1947 ser O...F&A
109
Indiana Service Oorp—
let & ref M 5s Jan 11950—J&J
5s stamped
Debenture 6s
Bonds.
Los Angeles Gas & Elec Oorp—
1st & ref g 5s 1939 opt—-M&S
1st & gen 5s 1961
4914
,
Joplin W W 1st 5s 1957
'
M&8
1957
10114
4414
_
10514
10254
Illinois Northern utilities Oo—
1957 opt
100
s f 5Ms 1953 ser A—M&S
Superpower Oorp—
'
Deb 6s *63 (without warr) --J&J
Tacksonv (Fla) Gas s f 5s *42-J&D
Hydraulic Power of Niag Falls—
1st & refunding5s 1950
11314
J&J
Ref & impt 5s 1951...
A AO
1°7^
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947
J&J k 10614
HI Bell Telep 1st 5s 1956
-J&D 110514
1st & ref M 3 Ms ser B '70-A&O
10254
Illinois Commercial Telep—
96
1st 5s series A 1948
M&S
95
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser B
M&8
70
HI Community Tel 6s 1949. -J&J
100
111 Oonsol Telep 6 Ms 1944...M&S
1st & ref 5s
Italian
Atk.
Bid,
Bonds.
10614
10414
91
1st m coll 6s 43 with warr. J&D
Hudson Oo Gas 5s g 1949—M&N
1st M 5s 1954
6s 1962
A$k.
99"
9014
Jfc Last sale,
n
Nominal.
*Negotiability impaired by maturity,
f Galled Dec. 1 at 105.
^Called Nov. 1105.
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Bonds.
Bid.
80
Missouri Edison 1st 5Msl947 J&D
Missouri Gas & Elec 6s A1944M&8 / 59 M
1st & ref 5s ser B 1957
J&J / 57 M
Missouri Power * Light—
106 M
1st M 5MB 1955 ser A
M&S
103
1st M 4 Ms 1958 ser B
MAN
Missouri Public Ser rice Oo—
First mtge 5s 1947 ser A—F&A /
Mo RIv Sioux City Bdge Oo—
1st s f 6s 1953—
M&S 15
Mobile Bay Bridge 7s 1951-J&J
2nd sink fund 7s 1951-..—J&J
Mobile Gas Service Oorp—
■
1st 5s
1st
V
&
Northwestern Pub Serv Oo—
1st m 5s ser A 1957
J&J
N'western Teleg 1st 4M»-'44 J&J
STew York Edison Oo—
105
59
68 M
91
110
106 H
1st lien & ref 6 Ms 1941—A&O
1st 1 & ref 5s ser B 1944—A&O
1st 1 & ref 5s 1951 ser O—A&O
121 %
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
128
1948—J&J
109M
89
91
New Amster Gas 5s
52
108
111
80
60
Deb g 5a 1954 op guar. J J&J
'87--J&D
-__.--M&S
51
49
N Y Power & Light Corp—
■
1st mtge 4Ms 1967—-.—A&O
New York Rys Corp—
105
105M
J&J
92
95 M
95
Gone g 5s 1941
'56-J&D
09
97 M
1st M 5s 1949
—-J&D
Monongahela Valley Traction—
115M
J&D
106M
107M
102
104
1st M g
5s '42 opt '22
Monongahela Valley Water—
1st M 5 Ms 1960 series A—J&J
Montana-Dakota Power Oo—■
Ext 1st 5Ms-6Ms 1944
J&J
93M
94 M
85 M
86 H
106 M
106 M
98 H
Power—
1st & ref s f 5s '43 op 18—J&J
Deb g 5s 1962 ser A—----J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 5Ms 1957.M&N
98
Montreal Lt fit & Pow Consol—
1st ref & coll tr 5s 1951—-A&O
8% conv deb 1939....
J&J
Montreal Tramways—
1st & ref g 5s 1941 opt--—J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1956 series A. A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser B—-A&O
Gen & ref s f 4Ms *55 ser O A&O
Gen & ref s f 5s 1955 ser D.A&O
102 X
103 X
108
108 H
49
102M
83 M
83)4
79
83
Morgantown Water 5s 1965——
Morn side El St By—See Pidla Oo
Mount Home Telep 5s 1938.J&J
Mount Hope Bridge 5s 1969
Mountain States Power Oo—
50
;
103 H
84M
v
80
83 H
100M
6s prior lien assented 1965—
AdJ income 6s Jan 1 1965-Apr f
93
18
18M
/
18
20
Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s '50.J&J /
50
os
stamped 1965-—.
Bway & 7th Ave. 5s 1943——
1st & ref 5s 1938-—--—J&J
1st M As 1938 series B
J&J
Muncie Wat Works 5s 1965
88
90
103 M
Municipal Serv coll tis 1066-F&A
Mut Fuel Gas See Peoples G L&C
72
Telep (Pa) 1st 5s45-A&0
Mutual Un Tel—See West Un Tel
Narragansett Elec Oo—
105
Mutual
01
93
75
1st con g 4Ms '62 op
*13--M&N
N Y Water Service Oorp—
1st M 5b 1951 ser A
M&N
f notes 1935
107 M
107
M&N
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)
1st mtge 6 Ms 1953
*
105;
106
104;
107
A:
108
103 M
102
'r 1
103 H
4M
100M
102M
100M
102 M
100 M
100
86
95 M
96
84 M
84%
45
14
14
A*
50
109M
110M
116
83
118
85
96
122
94
120
118M
83
85
104
102 X
—
Serial 5% notes 1030
101
At
1105
46
-J&D
M&N
106
(Hoboken. N J) 5s 1938--A&O
North Jer St Ry—See P S Oorp.
105
97
North Shore Electric Co—
1st & ref g 5s '40 op *20—A&C
83
J&D
87
106 M
J&D
M&N
J&D
A&O
M&S
M&N
4Ms 1983
N J & Hud Riv Ry & Ferry—
1st gold 4s 1950 opt—
M&S
N J Pow & Lt 1st 4Mb '60-A&O
New Jersey Water Co—
1st M 5s 1950
F & A
Nsw Mexico Power—
1st M 5s 1058
J&J
New Orleans City & Lake—
1st sf 5s 1943
J&J
/ 35
Northern California Power—
1st & cons s f 5s '48 op 'lfi-J&I
112
Northern Conn Power Co—
1st & ref 5 Ms 1946
M&S
North El Oo & Nor Pap Mills—
See Indust bonds
118M
102
103 M
104
102 M
104'
110M
112
112
112M
114
114
113
114M
58
105
60
105
92M
105
New Oriean* Pub Service Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1952 series A—A&O
85
86
1st & ref 5s 1955 series B—J&D
Gen M 4Mb 1935
J&J
5s stamped 1942
84
84 X
♦Xfc74
69
69M
♦/ 67
104M
1st & ref 5s 1944
J&J
Newp News & Old Pt Ry & El
1st g 6s Nov 1 1938
M&N
Newport Water 5s 1953
New RocheileWat 5Ms 1951 M&N
1st 5s series B 1951
M&N
N Y Cent Elec 1st 5Ms '50-M&S k
5s 1952
106 M
mmmm
106 M
92
88
98
/ This price includes accrued interest.
106
104 M
106 M
105 M
113M
112M
111
k 108 M
104 H
k 106
Orange & Pas Val R—See P S Oorp
Oregon Elec Ry 5s '33 opt—M&N
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
112)
111)
30
70
/
53
108
87 M
90
56
111
89
100M
90M
80
102
39
81
70
71
89
91
23
110
25
114
109 M
110
«•
—mm
.
41
„
/
.
10
/
85
1st M 5s 1957 series A
J&D
Oslo Gas & El Works (Norway)—
Extl sink fund 5s 1963
M&S
Ottawa L H & Power—
Ref & coll tr 5s 1957 sot A-A&O
Ottawa Trac 1st 5 Ms July '55J&D
Ottawa Valley Power 0<£—
1st M s f 5Hs 1970
A&O
Otter Tail Pswer Oo (Minn)—
100M
101
105
106
92
94
87 M
88M
103 M
103 M
5Ms series D 1945—..—J&J
5s series E 1946....—..A&O
Oxark Power & Water Co—
1st s f 5s 1952
M&S
Pacific Coast Power 5s 1940-M&S
Pacific Elec Ry g 5s 1942
J&J
Refunding 5s 1961—
M&S
99M
100M
105 M
65]'
Los Angeles Pacific Oo—
1st ref g 4s 1950 opt '15—J&J
66M
45)
47
68
70
lllM
105.
119
1st & ref 5s 1955ser D
J&D
1st & ref 4M« 1957 ser B__J&K>
105
107
105M
1st & re'
107..
103M
107M
103 M
1st & ref M 4s ser G 1964..J&D
Pacific Light & Power Oorp—
Pac L & P Oo 1st 5s 1942.J&J
Pac Ltg Corp deb 4Ms 1945.A&0
Pacific Northwest Pub Serv—
Oonv deb 6s 1950
M&S
Pacific Power & Light Oo—
101
'
F&A
101M
17M
18 M
81M
81M
Telegraph—
1st & col tr s f g 5s 1937—J&J 2
Ref M 5s 1952 series A
M&N
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952
A&O
Passaic & Newark El Traction—
5s 1937———.
m
94 M
89
J&D
&
Passaic Gas & Elec
5s 1949M&S
Paterson & State Line Traction—
5a 1964
J&J
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Oorp
105
110
96
117M
97
ex-w.M&N
100 M
105 M
105M
F&A
96 M
101H
97 M
107 M
106 M
106 M
I
106 H
107
Wo*
108
104 M
103 M
105
r
/
/
10
12
57
57M
26
25
62 M
r
Northwest Louisiana Gaa— ~
1st M 6 Ms 1933 with warr.J&I )
54
Northwest Elec 1st 6s 1935-M&JS 1 V101
6s stamped 1935 ext to 1945-.
100-M
Northwestern Elevated (Ohic)—
If 17
/ 16M
♦/ 20M
i
.
:
108'
>
*
113
>
..
Northern Utilities Oo—
Nominal.
J&D
109""
\
Northwestern Power Oo Ltdlltmif oonv 6s *60 serA.JJ
Certificates of deposit
F
80
105 M
104 M
104 M
)
F<!
ser
105M
105 H
108 M
'
Powot'Oo^-
I960
4Mb *69
Deb g 6s 1950
—
78
1st & ref mtge 5s 1943.M&S
Pacific Gat & El ref 5s '42—J&J
1st & ref M 6a 1941 sot B.J&D
Oo^-
5M% notes 1940
Northern Texas Elec Oo—
Coll tr s f g 5s 1940 opt-
n
106)
91)
99 H
►
* Last sale,
90 M
65"'
^
101
18
20
79
80
f 40
/ 40
41
41
ser A
5Ms 1959 ser B
Pennsylvania Electric Oo—
1st & ref 4s 1971 ser F... M&N
1st & ref 5s sot H 1962—A&O
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Oorp—
Deb gold 6a 1976 sot A
M&S
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Oo—
1st 1 & ref 5 Ms 55 ser A—M&S
1st lien & ref 5s 1958
M&S
Deb 6s 1940
—J&D
Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow & Lt—
1st & ref 5 Ms *54 ser A
J&J
Penna Pow Oo 1st 5s 1956—J&J
Pennsylvania Pow & Light Oo—
57
101M
24
22
f
Deb
Penn Pub S 1st 6s serO '47.M&N
107
1st & ref 5s series D 1954. J&D k 104 M
1st M 4Ms 1981-
..A&O
Pennsylvania State Water Oorp—
1st lien 6 Ms 1952 series A-M&&
Penn Teleg 5s 1960 ser O— -J&D
1st mtge 4s 1965
A&O
Penn Water Oo 5s 1940—
Penn Water & Powers f 5s '40J&J
1st ref 4Mb 1968 ser B
.M&S
NegotiabUity impairsd by maturity,
95 M
103 %
79M
mmmm
95 M
104 M
85
86
96
97
94 M
82
;
93
80
105 M
105M
106M
106
106M
99M
105 H
102 H
100M
102M
106
113M
106 M
f OaUed Nov. 1 at 105.
Ills'
.;B.'
;
BStss::
107
99
1st & ref 4Mb 1977
M&N
1st 5s 1979
...M&N k 102 M
Penn-Ohio Edison Oo—
k 106 M
\
B
82
'mmmm
Northern Ohio Pow & Lt—
Gen & ref 5 Ms 1951
—MA
Northern Ohio Trac & Light—
Series
89
Pecos Valley Power & Light Oo.
1st 6 Ms 1937 ser A
M&N / 77 M
Debenture 7s 1942
J&J *
Peninsular Tel Oo 1st 5Ms '51 J&J
106
Penn Centra ILight & Power Oo—
.
89
97
92
88
.' 81
106 M
106
consol gold
103 H
102 H
105 M
8 f deb 6M s 1943
Northern W*cl
103
100
86
Ontario Pow 5s '43 op to '13-F&A
Ontario Transmission Oo Ltd—
1st gu g 5s *45 op bef '16—M&N
PatOTson
110
104
Northern States
JV)
SB-
SIB
V —
Omaha & Council Bluffs St Ry—
Income 6s 1937
J&J
^
104)
104)
85
100H
95 M
95 M
.
105 M
...-
106 M
)
101
-
—-
I
104
112
Northern Penna Power
99
82
Okla Power Holdings 5 Ms '43 J&J
Oklahoma Ry 1st & ref 5s 41-J&J
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '61
Omaha & Ooun Bluffs Ry & Br
1st s f 6s 1947
A&O
1st M 5s 1955
Pacific Teleph &
85
89
122 M
V 99
77M
105 M
107M
118M
COM
97 M
76
lst&ref m4Ms 1970 serE.J
Northern N Y Utilities Inc—
Power—
5 Ms 1971
J&J
1st 6Ms ser A 1949—
J&J
New Hampshire Pow 6s Dec.1943
107
100 H
100 %
122
103
27
31
1st m 5s 1948 ser B———.F&A
dahoma Power & Water
1st m 5s 1948 ser A
F&A
107 M
North Shore Gas Oo of Illinois—
1st gold 5s 1937 opt
—F&A
Northeastern Public Service—
Gen'l loan & coll 5Ms 1961. J&J
jrtn lnd Gas & El 6s '52-.M&1S
Northern lnd Pub Serv—
70
70
96 M
Los Angeles-Pacific RR—
1957—M&N
1st M & lien 5 Ms
25M
/
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
1st M 5s 1950—.
M&S k 105
Debenture gold 6s 1940—M&S k 103 M
99 M
Okla Natural Gas 6s 1946 A.-J&J
mmmm
Ask
96
'
—
North Penn Gas Oo—
North Shore Ooke & Chemical—
6s A 1947
M&S
70
New Eng Pow 1st 5s 1951—-J&J
New Eng Tel & Tel—
....
1:46 M
North Hudson Lt H & P uo
70
Convertible deb 5s 1962--.J&J
New Eng Pow Assn 5s 1948.A&0
88M
North Carolina Pub Serv Co—
54
85
13 M
New Oastle (Oity of) W 6s'41 J&D
New England G & E Association
Dob 8 5i
101H
88M
GELH&P
New Brunswick (Can) Pow Op—
1st M 5s 1937
M&S
New Brunswick «NJ) Lt H & Pow
4s Dec 15 1939
b Basis.
::::
101M
Nassau El RR—See
J&D
89M
112
107
100
Inc 6s Nov 1949 ser A
108
110
SAO
Newport Gas Lt 5s A 1961—J&D
Newp News & fiamp Ry G & E—
109
do.
30
New Haven Water—
1st & ref 4 Ms A 1957
1st & ref 4Ms B 1970
1st & ref 4Ms O 1981
107 M
:
107 M
102M
1961 ser B
99 U
^
M&N
1st 4 M*
10B
s
102
f 5s 1958 ser A
—J&D
vberpfalz Elec 7s 1946
J&D
Ocean Olty Costal Hlg;hw Bdge—
6 Ms 1947
—J&D
_gden Gas 5s 1946
.M&N
Ohio Assoc Telep 6« A 1962.J&J
Ohio River Bridge & Ferry 5s
Ohio Cent Telep 1st 6s '47—J&J
"hio Cities Water Corp—
1st m col tr 5 M* 1953 ser.A J&J
hio Edison 1st 5s 1957
A&O
1st & consol 5s 1960
F&A
hio Elec Pow 1st M 5s 1957 J&D
hio L & Pow 1st5s 1944--M&N
hio Pow 1st & ref 5s 1952 B J&J
1st & ref 4Mb 1956 ser D.J&D
Deb g 6s 2024
J&D
hio Public Service Oo—
1st M & ref 7 Ms *46 ser A. A&O
1st & ref 7s 1947 ser B
F&A
1st & ref 6s 1953 series O.M&8
1st & ref 5s1954 ser D...M&S
1st & ref 5 Ms ser E 1961M&N
vJhio Term 'Oleve) 6s 1947—J&D
Ohio Val Elec Ry 1st M 5s '46J&D
Ohio Valley Gas Oorp—
1st 6Ms 1943 (with war)
J&J
lio Valley Water 5s 1954—J&J
vnlo Water Serv 5s A 1958.F&A
111M
See N Y Gas Elec Lt&Pr
Niagara Falls Power—
1st & cons 6s ser AA '50
Nashville Railway & Lignt—
Oons g 5s 1953 opt 1908—J&J
Ref & ext gold 5s 1958
J&J
Newfoundland Light &
ll2og
99
100
to
& Westchester Lighting•
North American Edison Go-
1st 5s 1952 series A—
B2M
1110"
106
Deb 6 Ms 1954
110
Certificates of deposit
/
2
1st con 6 Ms 1962
.M&N
Certificates of deposit
N Y Steam 6s 1947
M&N
106
1st M 5s 1951
M&N
106 M
1st M 5s 1956
M&N
HI
N Y Tel 1st 4Ms *39 tax ex.M&N
5s series
Nashville Gas & Heating Oo—
1st M gold 5s 1937 guar—MAN
Oonv deb 5s 1950
107 M
New York State Rys—
North American
Oonv deb 5s 1948
110M
101M
A——.J&J
B 1957-J&J
O 1958———-J&D
1st 5s sink fund ser
Bklyn Queens
Nassau & Buff Ltg 5s 1945--F&A
Nat Elec Pow Oo deb os 1978 J&J
Nat Gas & El Oorp 5Ms '53-F&A
1st lien 58 A 1953
F&A
Nat Pow & L deb 6s 2026 A.F&A
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
M&N
Nat Public Service Oorp—
Debenture gold 5s 1978—F&A
Certificates of deposit—.—
Nat Toll Bridge 6s stmp *39-J&J
Neb-Iowa Bdge 6Ms 1943—F&A
Nebraska Pow 1st 4M» 1981-J&D
Deb 6s 2022
M&S
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956—A&O
Debs 6s July 1941..——- J&J
Newark Gas 6« Apr 1 1944—Q-J
Newark Oons Gas con 5s '48-J&D
Newark Term—See Pub Serv N J
New Amsterdam Gas—See N Y
....
109
N Y State El & Gas Oorp—
1st ra 4 Ms 1980
M&S k 103 M
New York State Gas & Elec Oo—
107
1st M 5Ms 1962
A&O
109
1st M 6s 1952
J&J
N Y
73
A..M&N
87..
1st M 5s 1957 ser
5s 1937 <not guar)
33""
1962—.—.J&J /
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser
6%
101H
71
.
109""
107 M
102 M
N Y & Richmond Gas Oo—
105
1st lien & ref 5 M« ser B '53 FA A
Mont Cities Gas 7s A 1937-M&N
Montana
Prior Hen fts 1965 ser A
23d St Ry 5s
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
BfgB|
122 X
113
112
122
50
Monongahela Light & Pow Oo—-
'BvVvB
107
107 M
107M
,
56—A&O
inc 9s ser A
Monmouth Cons Wat 5s
tiffs
110M
96
102 %
"arthwestern Utilities, Ltd—
1st ref 6-7s ser A 1949
J&D
Nova Scotia Light & Power Oo—
1st M
N Y Gas Elec LH&POo
Bid.
Bonds
Ask
Gas -Soe
East River
NYGELH&P
Y
1956—-———A&O
Mob Lt A KR 1st g 5s
B'S. W<:
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
and Income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of Isiue.
NY&ER Gas 1st g 5s '44—J&J
Oon 5s 1945
J&J
NY&Westch Ltg 4s 2004—J&J
cum
81
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
Nov., 1935]
114M
83
PUBLIC
BONDS
UTILITY
NOTICE.—-All bond prices are "and interest"
except where marked 44f' and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month
preceding the date of Issue.
Bid
Bonds.
i
Ask
95
)
91
93
)
115
117
j
107*
107*
>
86
102
>
Ohlc G L A O 1st 6s 1937l
94*
i
Debenture 4s 1950—
ioo""
r
100*
100*
32*
31*
VSS,
tllltles
)
lstgg
108
no*
45-AAC >/
)
)/
/
Phlla Sub Water Oo—
1st M 5s 1955
§3*
83
Direct
29
75
12*
104
105
/
14
97*
1/
28*
30
/
/
>/
if
r
T&
-
32*
32*
32*
32*
33
108
103
Plattsburg G A El 1st 5s 1939
/
/
26
1st sink fund
33
102;
if
1st A ref 4 *■ I960
1st M 5s exten to 1950
MA
JA
27*
14*
105
71
•
Potomac El Pow—
Cons M g 6a 1936 guar—JAJ
Gen lien A ref 6s 19M——AAO
Po rer Oorp of Canada Ltd—
Conv deb 4*s 1959
B-MAS
Oonv deb 5s ser A 1957—J&D
44*
98*
103*
/
/
Rochester A Syracuse RR—
1st M conv 5s ctfs 1957-1
105"'
Rochester
71*
83
80
81
64
65*
84*
82*
90
96
97
32*
106
93
98
Trust certs 0% per pet—M&N
Camden Sub 1st 5s 1940—JAJ
98
33
-
utland Ry Lt A P 1st 5s 46Safe Harbor Water Pow. Oi
_
88*
95*
1st g 5s Nov 1 1937
1st A ref 5sl946
109"
St
Joseph Water 5s 1941
St Louis Oo Gas 1st 5s
....
88
99
104
105
100*
89*
101*
90*
132*
100*
134
92
75
99
100
59"
_.
Salisbury A Spencer—See Ne Oar
Salmen Riv Powgu 5s '52 ep FAA
Salt River v»i Water Users A sen
6s 1938-1943
FAA
Refunding 6s 1956
MAN
Stewart Mt Pow 5*a '57.AAO
Sin Angelo Telep 1st 6s 1958 FAa
San Antenle G A E 5s 1949.MAS
San Antenle Public Service—
let ref 6s 1952 series A
JAJ
1st A ref 5s 1958 ser B—JAJ
San Antonio Tr 1st 5s '49—-MAS
San Dlege Oonsol Gas A Elec—
1st mtge 4s May 1 1965
San Diego Water Supply Oo—
1st
m s
f 5a 1955
San Francisco Bay Toll
1960—JAD
68
105
99
8s Jersey Gas El A Trac—
Guar g 5s Mar 1 1953-MAS
116
MAN
Sandusky Bay Bdge lst6 *s'42 JAJ
Orange A Passaic Valley—
88
110
106*
107
92
....
Vivnw
112
v
vuivibf
104*
100*
ervTce."
S t deb
111*
0*e 1930
»uthera Gas
83
83
84*
84*
eer
A
AAO
AAO
'67—AAO
Southern Natural Gas
Oorp—
let e f 0s 1944 with warr
JAJ
Without privilege.—.......
104
■
'-'m
mmm
South N E
Telep let 6s 1948-JAD
108*
108*
Deb g 5s 1970JAD
> Ohio Elec 0s
1955—.....JAD
102*
103*
1st g 5*8 1959 ser D
97*
106*
107*
102
103*
55*
io5"
98*
98*
101*
105*
101*
106
107*
35
46*
47
17
101*
101*
103*
104*
101*
101*
101*
101*
121*
101*
101*
123*
113*
112
Certificates of deposit...... f
lUthern Utah Power Oo—
1st M 5*s May 1 1960—MAS
juthern Wise Pow 5s 1938 .AAO
Southwestern Assoc Telep Oo—
1st M 5s 1961
AAO
100*
107*
105*
105*
JAJ
Southern Trac—See Phlla Oo.
Southern United Gas Oo—
1st lien 0a 1937 with warr AAO f
100*
Bridge—
let M sink fund 6*s '57-M&N
Deb s f 7s 1942
MAN
102
Utilities. Ino—
1st M ef0*s 1939 eer A.MAS
South Ind G A E 5*s
100
102
100..
106
Southern Gas Oe—
PubS
25
27
27
25
89
.
104
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st A ref M 5s 1954 ser A. FAA
Southwestern Gas A Eleo Oo—
106
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A .—.JAJ
1st M 6o 1957 ser B
MAN
1st 6s series O 1901
M A N
90
105
88*
89*
106*
103*
103*
103*
104
105
l\
Called Nov. 1 at 104.
b Basis.
/ This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
* Negotiability impaired by maturity,
f Called Nov. 1 at 103. t Called Nov. 30 at
82*
VJU—
let g 0e 1947 series A
JAJ
Southern Counties Gas (Oallf)—
1st M 4*s 1908
....MAN
100
0
53
81
103*
1st "on A coll Ss 1958
113
100*
51
Refunding 5« 1954
J&n's 105
Ref mtge 4*s 1955
106
M&N
1st & ref. mtge 4s
102*
1960—M&S
8 f deb 6s 1958 eer A—...FAA
euthern Oolorado Power Oo—
91*
112
100*
107*
Southern Oitlea Pub Serv Oo
Oonv deb 6a 1949
-MAN /
103*
108
111
105
105
102
107*
1st & ref 4*e 1961
M&S
1st M & ref 4s
Aug 1 1965.F&A
South Oallf Telep lot M 6b
1947
Southern Canada Pr OeLtd—
let M 5e 1955 ser A
AAO
99
j0*
R T.
103
Debenture 3*s 1939—M&S
Debenture 3*s 1940
M&S
Debenture 3*s 1945
89
M&S
Ref mtge 3*s
May 1 i960
Ref mtge 3*s ser B
98
July 1 *60.
Southern California Gas
Oorp—
Collateral trust 5s 1937—M&N tlOl*
Southern California Gas Oo—
97"
102*
JAD
6s x-w 1941
J&D
Southern Bell Telep A
Teleg—
lit e f g 5e 1941
opt 1910—JAJ
Sou B'vard—See Third
Ave Ry.
Southern California Edison—
103*
97
Aa
105*
104*
105*
57
J8* "en 6e 1944
1st lien
100*
108
A—MAS
Southeast PAL deb 0a 2025 .MAS
Southeastern Gas A Water Co—
35
104
FAA
...
105""
103*
1951..A&
StLGas AOoke.See "Indus.Bd
St Louis Springf A Peoria RR—
1st A ref gu g 5s '39 opt.. JAD
105
Nor Jer St Ry 4s 1948-MAN
ser A.JAJ
"en -A ref 5s 1900 ser B. JAJ
1 st M 5s 1955
mmmm
102
Oorp.
Serv
Oo—
J8* Men A ref 5s I960
105
34*
104*
JAJ
JAJ /
Coast Oo 6*s 1943
T^*8!^6!*8 195*8
94
MAN
Ji "
105
J O Hob A Pat 4s 1949—MAN
98
7
90
Oounty (ill) Gas A El—
guar 5s 1959
MAS
St Joseph Gas—1st 5s 1937—JAJ
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat A Power—
103*
64
78
86*
52
"®n & re' 6s 1957
South
cons
Gen geld 5s 1944
MAS
Gen A ref 0s 1952
JAJ
Sallna Lt Pow A Gas 6s '43.A&0
'62-AAO
76
8 4a Dec 1
South Carolina Power
Oo—
St Olalr
107
1st g5s Dec 1
I960---. JAJ
Ellz A Raritan Riv 5s '54-MAN
106
MAN
24"
99*
106*
Consolidated Traction—
1st 5s 1938
JAD
Pater son Ry—
2d 0s '14 ext 5% to '44.AAO
P 8 Newark Term By 5s'55 JAD
Rumford Falls Pow—
Gen M 4*» May 1948
1st 4s 1945-
,
Paul Oity Ry—8ee Twin C
St Paul Gas Light—
89
1943—JjAD
93
a!2S SE5kB8e«
Fub
Pittsburgh Water
103
102
108
Extended 5s 1938
JAD
Ella Plaint A Cent Jersey By—
107
a
108*
/
1st
87*
1939—lr&A
South
107
20
104
J&i
107
102
*106*
94
»
1st ref 4 *s 1958 ser A—MAN
Rome (N Y) Gas. Elec Lt A P—
86
19
KT O-FAA
£&?
Somerset Un A Middlesex
Ltg—
....
85
Snow Mt Wat A Pr 5s
1937. _J A J
Somerset Lighting 5s
if!
104*
Rockland light A Pow—
1st M 58 1938
r
103
103
South Bay Oonsol Water—
1st ref 5s 1950
1*
Oo.
102
101
99
81
103
98*
98*
98*
103*
98*
MAS
F&A
B
ser
89*
/
103
FAA
A
ser
1950
1st M 5a I960....
Telep Oorp—
15*
1947
1949
80
21
4
98*
ec
!loux iS?kSerz'
Rochester A Lake Ontario
98
103
0*s 1952...JAD
88
106*
111*
108*
26
63
30
'40FAA
«
17
__
1st A ref 0s 1953 series A—MAS
1st A ref 5 *s'64 series B.MA8
1st A ref 6a series O 1961-MAN
Deb 6s 1946
M&N
Pub Ser of Indiana 6s 1952.FAA
Public Service Oorp of N J—
93*
106""
82
Potver Oorp of N Y—
Deb gold 5*s 1947
MAN 1103
Power Gas A Water Sec Oorp
Ooll tr 5s 1948 with warr.MAN
85
Power Secur coll tr 0s *49—-JAD
98
Providence Gas 4s ser B1963 FA A
106*
Prussian Elec 0s 1954
FA A / 31*
Public Elec L Oo A (St Albans. Vt)
:
1st 5*s 1950
AAO
Public Service Oo of Colorado—
68
100
107*
Portland (Ore) Gas A Ooke—■
1st A ref g 5s *40 opt *20—JAJ
1st l'n A gen 4*s 1940
JAJ
Portland (Me) RR 3*s 1951-JAJ
1st 1 A con m 6s 1945—MAN
Porte Rlcan Power 6s 1950.MAN
Porto Rlcan Rys Ltd 5s 1936MAN
Porto Rico Telep 6s 1944—JAD
Postal Teleg A Cable 5o 53— *
/
Potomac Edison Oe—
1st mtge 5s 1950 ser E—MAN
lot M 1*0 1901 series F-.AAO
67
60
Oity Gas A Elec Oo—
1st 0s
1st 0s
100
92
B..M&N
cm18! g £8, 1949
n
Sioux
————
96
eer
ai 1st
& ref 5s 1900 ser A—MAS
Sierra A San Francisco
Power—
103*
105*
'08
SfiSPBSJP*®18*
«Su'36-44_JAJ
Sierra Pacific Power
Oo—
33*
35*
108
Portland General Elec Oo—
40
93
76*
98*
88*
Sheboygan Elec—See East Wis El
Shenango Val Water 6a 1950A AO
Shlnyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)—
33*
92
72
101
1st coll tr 6a '70 eer O
FAA
let coll tr 4*e eer D
70--AAO
101
k 113
rMUUHUU-UU
a
85
1st A ref 5s 1937
AAI >
Richmond (Ind) W W Oorp—
1st M 5s 1957
-MAI
Richmond (S I) Lt A RR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
J
Rio Grande Valley Gas Oo—
107
10 ax
105.
m
/% sec. notes 1V30
98*
a
Pitts A Alleg Telep 1st 6s '49-JA
Pittsburgh RyB—-See Phlla C
5s
83
1
88*
95*
11*
43*
Trac
Sedal a(Mo)Wat
5*e 1947-FAA
Water A Power Oo—
let MA cols f
4*a '078erA AAO
68
69
31
60
8*
68" Shawlnigan
)
-MAN 1102*
Piedmont & North—See"RR"
Pinellas Wat Co 5*s 1959—M&
Riverside
Ref
103
67
67
76*
29
MAS
let col tr 4*e
1st coll tr 5s 1951
Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv
/
g 58 1949 opt 1914
AAO f
Deb e f 0§ 1930
FAA /
Second Ave Trac—See Phlla Oe—
Republic Service Oorp—
44
97*
People's Traction Oo—
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s *43 -FAi / 24
Union Traction 4s 1952.JAJ
80
Phlla Subur-Oountles Gas A Elec
1st A ref 4*s 1957—— MAN
107*
■ws
58 1944
99*
)k
103*
65
tin
.11.1—11211"
s^LU"tL9|9o*„p219H--Mt8
1st
See Invest Trusts
15""
108"
Serv—
108"
Railway A Light Securities—
TiTaction—
Elisabeth A Trent 5s
106 *
I
107*
/
Seattle-Everett Traction—
3 k, 107
110
.
104*
115
112*
75*
•suatflnttr8s
A 1989:::
Income
Richland Public 8ervlce—
Elec A Peo 4s tr ctfs
...
80*
76*
104
)
107
27
72
Scranton-Spg Brook Water
Quebeo Power Oo—
107*
co qo
82*
3s 1959
35""
107*
102*
83*
82$
b0*
76
)
33
107
& ref 5s 1907 ser
A— FAA
>
106
41
28
Puget Sound Power A Light—
103*
Phlla A Garretsford St Ry—
■v."-1 f'i''.
27
81*
3
101
104"
..MAS
Scranton Ry & Bus Oo—
1st 5s series A 1959
1st 4s series B 1959
2d 3s, 1959
98*
Oonsol Oorp—
25
112*
109
107
)
r
111*
96
Mar 1 1946 f
Scioto' Val Ry & Pr 1st
65*
0s'43-J&D
Scranton Elec 5s *37
107
opt '12.JAJ
Scranton Gas A Water
Oe—
let 4*s 1958
99
101*
99*
109*
AAO
Schenectady Ry 1st 5s
k 103*
1
Public Service Elec A Gas Oo-
Deb
Public
105*
106*
.
i k 105*
5*
e
Falls Oo Ltd—
f 5s 1955 ser A
ser F 1955. M&S
Savannah Elec Oe 5a g 62-J&J
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947
A AO
105
j
61
123
1st & ref M 5s
Public Service Oo of Oklahoma-
60
5
33
Hest Mantua A Ft
Market Street Elev
1st
Pub Serv Oorp of Long Island-
88
i
Savannah Elec A Power Oe—
1st A ref 4s 1947 ser
D—Q-Jan
1 k 100*
>
99*
28
F(
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—Ooll tr g 5s 1957 opt s t-JWl
8 f guar 5s '02 opt 17——M<
6s
geld 1902
M
1st m r e 0s 1944
J
Darby Media A Ohes St J
1st 4*s *30 opt '10 gu—J.
sauda
104
>
1965
108*
104
105*
103*
/ 85
Union
100
103*
100*
1st 5s
108*
Ask.
110
ont aft 1910 JAD
San Jose Water
Wks 5s 1953.JAJ
Santa Barbara Tel 5s ser
B'61. J&J
a: 104*
1
Bid.
1st 5s 1945
_
)
88
Philadelphia Oompany-
Philadelphia Elec Power Oo-—
1st mtge 5*s 1972
F^
103
105*
97*
103*
ioo*
98*
63*
r
105
104*
102*
)
i
„..
r
Bonds.
Joaquin Lt A Pewer Oerp—
Unlf A ref 6a 1952 eer
B.-MAS
San Joaquin
Light A Pewer—
Public Service Oo of Nor Ill-
108*
Peoria Water Works Oo—
Ask.
Public 8ervlce Oo of N H—
mrnfmmiom
Peoples Light A Power Oorp—
f
1st lien 5*s 1941
J&
Oonv deb 6s 1979
J& 1/
Peoples Tract—See Phlla R T.
Bid.
Bonds.
93*
93*
n
Nominal,
101.
x Called Nov. 1 at 102*.
** Called Nov. 1 at 102.
z
Called Dec. 1 at
i'i:
s*
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Troy Olty Ry—See Un Tr
Beathwestern Light & Pow Oo-—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
F&A
1st M 5s 1957 ser B.——-F&A
Southwestern Natural Gas Oo—
1st
s
f 6s
Furner Falls Pow & El 5s A *52
93
13d
Street
By—See N Y
Rys
Twin Olty Rapid Transit Co—
92
1945--------M&N
92)4
& Light-—
Deb g 0s 2022 series A
MAS k 96)4
Southwestern Public Service Oo—
102 X
1st M s f 6s 1945 ser A—_J&J
Southwestern States Telep Oo—
--M&S
1st M 0s 1948—-
Southwest Gas Co
(Okla)—
M&N
f 6s 1954
Southwest Gas Oo—
1st
s
.#
Southwest
1st 6s series G 1947-——-J&D
Oonv deb ser A 1932------J&D
47
45
47
52
58
United Ilium Oo New Haven—
59
61
46
47
7
56
1st M 5s
s
2834
30
70
75
10434
67
118
107
20
106)4
10034
v
92)4
-M&N
United Lt&Rys'Me)6s A *52 A&O
deb 6s 1973J&J
Un Lt&Rys(Del)deb 5)4s*52 F&A
A&O
83
102)4
/
-
105
106
64
97)4
66„
97 X
108
119
107)4
118
107)4
107 H
102)4
80
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
A&O
West Virginia Gas Oo—
96
1st s f 634s'37 with war.J&D
West Va-Ohio River Bridge41 <
let M 6*4* 1962——
-J&.1 f
100
West Va Water Serv 5s A '51 F&A
6
Western Cont Util 6s 1944..M&S f
94
Western Lt & Telep 5s 1954. A&O
Western Mass Oos—
103)4
4% notes 1939
...F&A
106
Western N Y Utilities 5s '40-J&D
Western N Y Water Oo—
101
1st M 534s 1950
M&N
99X
1st M 5a 1951
M&N
80
101
; 93)4
1st & ref 5s 1970—-----A&O
Ternl Hydro Eleo 614* 1953-F&A k
43
101)4
1st con M g 5a 1954.——M&N
Terre Haute W W Oorp—
102)4
_
J&D
F&A
1st M 5s 1956 ser
Texarkana W 1st 5s
58-_--F&A
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5s 48—M&N
Texas Elec By 5* 1947-----J&J 1
Tex Trac 1st 5e 1937 opt.-J&J 1
10334
102)4
99)4
2.„
4
99)4
fk 30
t
68
/
5s 1940—A&O
Tide Water Power 1st 5s '79.F&A
Teho Electric Power (Japan)—
1st s f 7s 1955 ser A—M&S15
Tekye Elec Light Oo (Japan)—
1st g 6s 195o series
J&D15
Toledo Edison 5s 1902
M&N
Tel G B & H con 1st g 5s *35- A&O
Traction & Term'l Oorp 5s '57J&J
Trenton G & El g 5s 1049—M&S
Trenton St By con g 5s 38. J&J
General 6s. 1941-—--—-J&D
TrenPass By 1st ext 6s '01.A&O
Tri-Oities Water 6)4* 1942—J&D
Trt-State Telep & Teleg—
(Us 1942
M&N
1st M 5s 1942 ser B
M&N
d Called Dec. 2 at 105.
104.
23
2
•%. 1
74)4
26
25
2
75)4
80)4
28
26
107)4
81
----
95""
United Telep (Del) 6s A 1948 A&O
United Tel & Tel 5 Ms A1953 M&N
66
92
71
1st lien 6s ser B 1953
M&N
United Traction (Albany)—
95
s
5
30
g 434s 2004
J&D
Albany Ry con M 5s g '30-J&J
Gen g 5s 1947
J&D
Ualt Tr (PIttsb)—See Phils Do.
United Wat G & E 5s 1941—M&S
Unterelbe Power & Light Oe—
S f M 6s 1953
A&O
78
JSl*
103
104 %
5834
23)4
25
105
'
32)4
34
100)4
10034
9334
87
89
85*
9434
flliamsport Water Oo—
90
1st m 5s Aug 1952 ser A..M&«
M&N
F&A
Gen
5)4s
1949
O—J&D 16
Gen M 6s 1950 ser D
A&O
Gen 5s 1952 series E
J&J
ser
89
117
120
11934
104
106
105
105
107
R
5)4s
-J&D
1947-
5s 1959
F&A
Utilities Public Service Oo—
Deb
122
107
51
52
48)4
4934
6
1933
J&D.
Utilities Service 6s 1953 ctf dep.. /
Oonv deb
6H| ear A 1938.F&A /
Vamma Water Pow 5Hs '57-A&O k 102)4
Vesten Elec Ry 7s 1947
30
J&D
Oonv 6s
50g
6s 1958-
M&S
Virginian Power 1st 5s 1942. J&D
Virginia Public Service Oo—
1st & ref 534* 1946 ser A..F&A
73
62)4
9634
65
Washington Bait
96)4
1st M 6s Mar 1941 op
M&8
Wash'n (D O) G L 5s 1900—M&N
94)4
9434
Refunding 5s
6s in 1930
77"
11834
49)4
Debenture 7s 1948
M&S
Va Elec & Pow 1st 5s 1955--A&O 1104)4
1st & ref mtge 5s ser B *54-J&D d 105)4
102 k
1st & ref M 4s ser A 1955-M&N
ser
105)4
94
89
98
—J&J
51
4
104
105
102
106)4
94)4
9934
93*
B
A&O
'lllS
118
105
10234
Washington Gas A El Os—
F&A
—J&J
78
77
ZR*
78
1st M 5* 1955
M&N
1st lien & ref 0s w w 190O.F&A
72
73
56
1st a f 634s 1947
1st M 5 He 1953
/
55)4
Winnipeg Elec ref 6s *54—A&O /
5s Jan 1 1935
Wisconsin Electric Power Go—
1st M 5s 1954 ser A
..F&A
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
1st g 5s 1952 opt 1919
J&D
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Co—
1st M 5s 1947
A&O
Wisconsin Michigan Power Oo—
1st & ref 5s June 15 '57-J&D15
1st M 434* 1901---.
J&J
10
40
)
1063
85
70
10534
9934
10334
105
9934
103 X
10234
101 x
106 %
102)1
10334
104
105
105X
101)4
109k
102)4
99
50 ~"
101
48
100
34
32M
100
107 H
99)4
104
103
105
10534
102
10354
98
66
99
105
106
106
107
65
92
90
10534
104)4
105
106
1st & ref 5s 1944
opt '19-M&N
Gen & ref 7s 1947.—.
J&J
106
106
107
1st & ref 8s 1944
M&N
Wisconsin Power & Light—
1st 1 & ref 5s 1950 ser E..M&N
1st lien & ref 5a 1968 ser F J&D
112
1st lien & ref 5s ser G 1901. J&J
1st lien & ref 6s ser H1952 M&N
Wisconsin Pow, Light A Heat—
1st & ref 5s 1940
J&D
Wisconsin Public Service Oorp—
1st 1 & ref 0s 1952 ser A
1st A ref 534s 1958—
A&O
100)4
99)1
100
98)4
105
102 H
103)4
105 X
105
105
J&D
99)4
104
J&J
Cum income 6s 1952
107)4
99)4
1st lien & ref 534s ser O '59M&S
Wise Pub Service Oo—
1st & ref 5r. 1942
J&J
Wiscon RIv Pow 1st 5s 1941 M&N
Wise Val El 1st & ref 5s '42M&N
1st mtge 534 s 1942
M&N
Wolverine Power 7s 1943
J&D
Worcester & Conn Eastern By—
1st s f g4V4« 1943
J&J
Worcester St Ry 5s A 1947.J&D
Worcester Transit Association
Wyoming Vail P S 6s 1971..A&O
104)4
734
84)4
Wisconsin Minn Light & Power—
& Ann Ei—
1958
107""
48
48
Western United Oorp—
Coll tr a f 634s 1955
J&D
Western United Gas & Elec Oo—
1st 534* 1955 Ser A
J&D
1st 5s series B 1957..
M&S
Western Utilities Corp—
1st coll tr s f 5*4s L948-— J&D
0% notes 1937
M&N
Westmoreland Water 1st 5*. .1952
Westphalia United El Pr (Germ)
1st M s f 0s 1953
J&J
Whatcom Oo Ry&Lt 5« '35.M&N
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Oo—
1st M 5s 1941 opt
M&N
White Line St Ry 0s 1935
Wichita Water 0s 1949
M&S
1st M 5s 1950. ser B
F&A
1st m 5s 1960 ser O
M&N
99)4
99)4
92)4
Warren Ohio Telep 6s 1942.M&N
8034
1st lien 6s series B 1950
A&O
2-yr 0% notes Feb 15 '33-F&A
Western Puolic Service Oo—
1st & ref 534* I960
F&A
Western States Util 6a A *45-A&O
Western Union Telegraph—
Coll tr 5s 1938
J&J
Fdg & B E M 434a g '50—M&N
034s Aug 1 1930
F&A
25-year g 5a 1961
J&D
30-year 5s Mar 1 1960
M&8
101
105
F&A
Utah Gas& Ooke 1st 5s 1936. J&J
1st 8s 1936
J&J
Utah Lt & Tr 1st 6s 1944 A—A&O
73
88
108
A.
100
85)4
Western Pow (Can) 5s 1949..J&J
western P L & Telep—ser
—:
103
99
J&J
M&N
Mat Un0s ext at 5%to'41.M&N
79
79
Coll
1st 5s series B 1950
deb 6s 1935
Conv
1st 1 coll 6s 1948
77
77
s
68
83
68
105)4
103)4
105)4
f 5)4s ser A 1952—M&N
f 534s ser B 1952,-M&N
Coll
1st A ref 5a 1950 ser B
J&D
1st & ref 6s series O 1952.M&S
Deb s f 6s 1940-*&4
75)4
10434
10434
78
Vicksburg Bridge & Terminal—
102
107
100
7734
6134
10134
62)4
United Securities Co—
Deb
Oo—
60
1st 6* 1946 series A——-J&J
75
Texas Pow Oorp 6s 1950—-M&S
50
General 0H* 1950-——-M&S
Texas Pow & Lt 1st 6s 1937 -J&D 1105)4
102
Deb g 0s 2022 ser A
—J&J
104)4
1st & ref 6s 1950-———-M&N
Third Avenue By (New York)—
;'
Utilities Power & Light Oorp—
89
5
98)4
61
,101*
10)4
Utlca G & El ref & ext 5s *57. J&J
Light—
108)4
66)4
79
1st 1 & gen M 5a 1944
1st 1 & gen M 4)4s 1944—F&A
Utlca El & P 1st 5s 1950—J&J
1 *56-
West PennElec. deb 5s 2030-A&O
West Penn Power—
li§""
45
Oon
77
73
Service—
Basis,
119
1st M 4s 1961 ser H_
J&J
West Penn Tr 1st 5s 1900—J&D
West Texas Utilities Oo—
85
Eq 7348 Feb 15 1936 —F&A 15 /
United Rys of St Louis-iGen g 4s July 1 1934
J&J
Olty & Sub Pub Serv 5s *34-J&J
82
b
118
101)4
90
Oonv coll tr 5)4s B 1960
J&J
United Railways of Havana—
80
>ec. 2 at
—
87 H
West End 8t Ry—See Boston EJ
West Kootenay Pow 5s Mar
West Ohio Gas 6s A 1954
77
4
111
J&J
Utah Power & Light Oo—
Deb 6s May 1 2022
Yonkers Ry 1st
100%
-
82*
97
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft 14 J&J
AdJlncg5s Jan I960 opt—A&O
Third Ave RR 1st 5s g r37—J&J
Sen Boulevard _g 5a 1945—J&J
Union By 1st 5s g 1942—F&A
Westchester El 1st 5s g 43 J&J
-
1st M 5s *46 op '21 ser A.M&S
1st M 5s 1963 series E....M&S
1st M 5s 1950 series G—.J&D
96 54
9734
let mtge 5s I960-—
-J&J
Texas Gas Util. 6a 1945——A&O
Texas-Louisiana Power Oo— w
m
-
99)4
M&N
1959--A&0
82*
96
Texas Electric Service
lly>
Light & Power Oo—
Deb g 0)48 1974
1st 1 & consol 534s
Deb g 0s 1975
1947 ser A—J&D
A
B
10534
107)4
1st & ref 5s 1956--—-—JAD
Tenn Pow gu 6s 1962 opt—M&N
1st M 6s 1949 ser
107
7
;.7;< 6
1955—M&N
Terre Haute Traction &
98)4
106)4
Witert'n L&P—See No N * util.
Waukesha Gas A Electric Oo—
104 34
F&A
1940
United Pub 13 til Corp—
Oonv coll tr 6s A I960--
103
10734
f
18*
1
034s 1933 with warr
103)
105
11734
11834
Feb
4s
98
Tennessee Public
97
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s '50—J&D
1st mtge 5s 1947 ser B—F&A
United Public Service Oo—
Coll tr 6s 1942 ser A
A&O
110
Teneassee Electric Power—
1st & ref 0s
m
Waterbury Gas Light Oo—
105)4
1st mtge 434s 1958
M&N
Waterloo Oed Falls & No Ry—
7)4
1st M s f g 5s 1940 op '15—J&J /
* J,*
Certificate* of deposit87
Water Service Cos 5s *42—M&S
West End Trac—See Phila Oo
United Power & Light (.Kansas)—
1st 6s series A 1944
J&J
10834
MAN
1943---------JAA
1st
United
5
5s A '60 M&N
Elec Oo—■
f 6s series A
87)4
111*4
■
Temescal Water 1st
Ref
94""
89 X
1st ref 5s 1939 op
-J&J
1st & gen 5« 1960
»&J
ashtenaw Gas 1st 5s 1953—J&J
106
it
Without warrants
91
91
105
1st 5s 1959
-J&J
Wayne United Gas 634s '44-J&D / 80
UidonPub8erv(Minn)5sA'58J&D
Union
Ry—See Third Ave Ry
Union Trac—See PhLla R T
51)4
i°»*
A&O
City & Sub 5s g 1948
F&A
Washington & Suburban Cos—
Coll trust 534s 1941
M&S
Washington Water Power Oo—
West Coast Telep 5s A 1953-J&J
Westchester Elec—see 3a av Ry.
Union Gas System—
■
1st M & coll s f 5s 1948---J&D
Union Pub Ser (Del) 6s '39
J&D
5634
_
1952--—--J&D
81
1971-J&J
10134
Tampa (Fla) Gas 534* 50--A&O
Telephone Bond & Share Co—
76
Deb 5s 1958-——--—JAD
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
r 79
V
95)4
W Elev
51
56.
5034
Debenture 7s
—-
80
106
J&J
First lien 534s 1951 ser A.M&N
Onion Water Wks Co—
1st lien 534* 1942
M&S 15
Onit Elec Oo of N J 4s '49--J&D
Onited Elec Rys (Providence)—
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A—.
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B—
Onited Elec Serv (Italy)—
Extl 1st a f 7s 1956 ser A—J&D
56
Taiwan El Pow s f 5H«
1953
105)4
7 87
Onion Water Service Oo—
60
m_
Byrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s 1946-M&S
2d mtge g 5s 1930J&J
Taconv-Palmyra Bridge—
J&D
104)4
10934
52—A&O
Syracuse Gas g 5s 1940-—-J&J
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1951-J&D
1st & ref 514s 1954F&A
5s series B 1957
JAJ
5a
106
105)4
J&D
107
106
106 X
5s 1957———A&O
434s 1957
M&N
Gen
100
'39-M&S
-----M&S
Tennessee Eastern
94
General
1st g 534s 1954 ser A
Union Elev RR—See N
49
JAD
534-634* 1943
45
UJigawa Elec Power (Japan)—
1st Mif7i 1945
M&815
Union El Lt & Pow Oo of St L—
Gen 5s series A 1954--——J&D
Genl mtge 5s 1967 ser B—F&A
105
„
—MAS
MAS
Sweetwater Water 5J4s
80)4
75)4
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow Oo—
1st M f f 734s 1955
M&M
Guar s f 7s 1952 —--——F&A
101
Sprlngiield Terminal Ry 7s 1942.
Standard Gas & Elec of Delaware
8% g notes 1935
,—A&O
Certificates of deposit--——
Debenture 6s 1951—
r&A
Debenture 6s 1900
-JAG
6% conv notes 1935A&O
Certificates of deposit—...
Standard Power & L Oorp—
Deb g 6s 1957--—------F&A
Standard Public Servk* Oorp—
1st lien 6s series A 1948—F&A
1st lien 6s 1948 ser B
J&D
Btandard Telephone Oo—
1st 1 col tr 534* *43 ser A.M&N
Conv deb 6a 1938
MAN
Stettin Pun Util 7» 1940-A&O
Steubenville Wells burg & Weir ton
Ry 1st 5s 1951
A&O
Stewart Mt Pr—See Salt Biv Vail
Suburban Gas Oo of Philadelphia
1st s f g 5s Apr 1 *52 op *07 A&O
Suburban Lt & Pow 6s 1938-F&A
1st M 6s 1961
10434
85
103k
6s 1940——---M&S
Springfield (Mo) Water 1st 5s 36
Sutter Butte Canal—
-
Twin States Gas & Electric—
1st & ref 5s Oct 1953--.A&O
1st 1 & ref 5 34s 1945 Ser A.M&S
47
100
Ref & gen
Super-Power Oo of 111—
1st 4)4« 1968
1st M4h* 1970
100)4
Onion Elec L & Pow of Illinois—
Springfield (Mo) Gas & Elec Oo
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A—J&D
Springfield (Mass) St By—
(CaUf) 1st 5s
71)4
9234
9934
84
107 34
103 k
Springfield City W ater—
1st & ref 6s ser A 1944—M&N
1st & ref 5s ser B 1956—M&N
Stand Elec
69 %
J&J16
44
17
Wash Ry & EI g 4s 1951
Anacost & Pot 5s 1949
108
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
1952—J&D
cnt 5s 1937
Guaranteed
2
Bps Br'k Wat 1st ief 6s 05_A&u
Spring Val Util ref 6s 1943-J&D.
1st lien & ref 5)4*
St Paul Olty By—
Oable
52)4
with warr. M&N /
634* 1943.M&N
Telep 6s B 1947-M&S
1st fm 6He *37
So'west Gas Util
(Alb)
J&D
95 H
Southwestern Power
"f" and income and defaulted bondsU
the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds
83
BONDS
UTILITY
PUBLIC
Nov., 1935]
105]
105]
10634
106
104
105
105
103
104
64)4
65)4
56)4
91
45
41
27
Yadkin River Pow 1st 6s '41.A&O
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry.
106)4
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941.M&N
York Haven Wat&P 1st 5s'51 J&D
York Rys 1st M g 5s '87 opt.J&D
105
107
103
103 H
1043
/Flat price,
k Last sale,
n Nominal.
■* Negotiability
impaired by maturity,
t Called Dec. 1 at 105.
X Galled
84
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
Quotations for all securities are
Stocks,
Bla.
Par.
•
a#*.
Par
Power 57 pref—— (t,i
A$k
45%
5%
iS"
33
.—( )
12
26
fOWarrants.-----————
cum pref—
—
(T)
Amer Gas A Blec com.. mmmmmm(t)
lollf
$6 preferred ————-IT)
A
Amer Gas A Power com
96 1st preferred———it)
American Llgnt a Traction—25
24 %
Preferred
8
Amer Power A Light com—
Certificates of deposit...
44 %
———
86 preferred. - - Amer Service pref units...-——
Amer Superpower Corp com ..(t)
39
8
2
First $0 preferred
It)
Preferred $6 series———(t)
American Telep A Teleg...-.100
Amer Utilities Service common..
69
Coast Co Gas A El 1st pref
100
Oolum G A Bl
Oorp (Del) com (f)
43
44
112
103
113
JP
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp— -1
Class A non-vot
(t)
1H
6
Preferred10
w 7% pref.—.100
Arkan A Me Pew
pr«—.iuu
Arkansas Pew A Lt S7 pref—(t)
o4%
It)
73 %
preferredI
61
60
88
77
94%
—
-
mm m mm**—
^X )
Original preferred.—......
84 preferred......
$5 preferred........———
SO preferred..............
SOH preferred..
17 preferred.---88 lot bear allot ctfe
----Assoc Telep Co Ltd 81.50 pf— (t)
Common..........
100
6%% preferred
—.100
Connecticut Power...........26
Connecticut By A Lighting
100
Preferred ————.100
Cons Gas B L A P (Bait)..... (
5% preferred series A..
.1<
Consolidated Gas (N Y) com_.(f)
15 preferred-(f)
Consolidated Gas Utilities—
AssoclatedTelpA Teleg (SO)pref(t)
S7 first pref
—.——100
Class A...————(t)
Atlanta Gas Light Co—
,
Preferred
v
93%
105%
100
6% cum pref
(t)
(t)
100
Atlantic City Blec, SO pref
Bait Transit Co v t c—
t c—
Warrants
2U
Bangor Hydro Blec com——.25
7% preferred-———100
0% preferred———.....100
Baton Rouge Blec Co $0 pf—(t)
Be&uharnois Power, com—(t)
Bell Telephone (Canada)——100
BeU Telep of Pa 6%% pf-—100
Beverly Gas A Blec——.—.25
Birmingham Blec S7 pref—-IT)
SO preferred
-—(t)
Birmingham Gas SO pref ... — (f)
Blacks tone Val Gat A B pref.. 100
Blue Ridge Corp.—.........1
'
99
85
3%
132
:ii8*
63
62%
59
12 %
2%
S3 conv preferred......—.-(t)
Beston Blevated BR cem—100
Brasllian Tr Lt A Pow ord
(t)
67
It)
20
37
34
(t)
26
Bridgeport Gas Light
Bridgeport Hydraulic Oe
Brit Col Pow Corp A
Class B
IT)
-—
Bread River Power 7 % pref—100
Brockton Gas light Co vt c—25
Brooklyn Edison
...100
Bklyn-M&nhat Transit--.—It)
SO preferred series A—
(t)
Bklyn A Queens Transit com.(f)
50 preferred..
-.....-.(
Brooklyn Union Gas————it)
Buffalo Niagara A Bast Power
51 .60 prior preferred
...—25
55 flT8tjpref———. ....—It)
Cable A Wireless, Ltd
dep rec 7 % % A ord—.£1
Amer dep rec B ord—...—£1
Amer deposit rets 5% % pref £1
Calif-Oregon Power Co—
6% preferrea series of 1927.100
6% preferred
.....
—..100
Calif Water Serv 6%pref
100
>
oZ«
Common
3%
27.>
8%
138
6% 1st pref stamped—.100
6% pref B stock
——100
5% adjustment stock
.100
Baa tern N J Pow 6% cumpref 100
East Shore Pub Serv 6%% pf (t)
42 %
97 %
23
57 %
Eastern States Oorp com B
23
101%
Bastern Utll Assoc
Conv stock
0% preferred
—100
Central Illinois Light 6% pf—100
...—100
7% preferred
Cent 111 Pub Serv SO pref
(t)
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref-100
Central Maine Paw 0% pref—100
7% preferred..—.——...100
Cent Ohio It A Pow 6% pf—(t)
Central Pow A Light 7 % pref.100
Cent A S W Utll com
——1
Preferred
(t)
99 h
108
43
1%
18%
92
82
16%
107
108
48%
16
60
66
73
40
n
Nominal,
1
Hamilton Gas common v t
c-.(t)
24
Hartford Gas
50
53
Havana Elec By
61%
49%
63%
50%
7%—100
47
48
27%
30
43
44%
84
116
101
——....
i«
1%
100%
188
189
106%
107%
107 J
108
100
101
83
84
8
Canadian price,
Fitchburg Gas A Blec Light
60
Florida Power A Lt 27 pref—(t)
x
Bx-dlvidend.
25
rnmmm
1
.H
194
ioo
100
prefewfi^:::::::: m
^ols Powjc Lt. 6% pref—100
OlfnoHorth
Utflltles
6%prefl^
Ulum A Power Secur 1st
Pref. 100
Illuminating Shares class A......
.
53%
6% preferred
——....100
6H % PM'100
Indianapolto By Govt c——.100
Interboro R T vol trust ctfs..IOO
Internet Hydro-El Syst
A.—.25
Oonv pref 03.60 series
60
—
Internal Ocean Teleg
(guar)—100
Internat Power Co
if)
1st preferred.
31
97
36
99
111%
113%
108
110
111%
115%
62%
76
118
64
5%
^
3
"lOO
$6 preferred
(f)
international By v t c
—.100
International Telep A Teleg—(t)
International Utilities A
(f)
—
B
i
fl.75 preferred
.
6
.
fe.60 preferred..............
6
74
.
Internat Power Securities
oem.(t)
Class
„
Interstate Natural
Gas......(f)
Interstate Power pref g7..
11»
86 preferred
....(f)
Iowa Southern Utll. 7% pref.. IOO
Italian Superpower osmrnoo A
(t)
Debenture rights...——
29
21%
18%
14
53
S
3% Jamaica Pub Service Ltd..—-it)
38%
Preferred.
......
100
55% Jamaica WaterSupp7%% pf—50
30
.
55*
Jefferson Electric com-.......(t)
Jeraey Cent Pow A Lt 7% pref 100
11%
13
5
74
1
17
17
26%
3%
163
76"
5%
5%
—
Kansas Olty Power A Light—
1st pref 86 series B...
..(t)
Kansw City Pub Serv
^7% preferre
19
27%
com....(t)
..............(t)
Kansas Elec Pow 7% pref
100
Kansas Gas A Elec 7% pref__100
Kentucky UtUItles, 6% pref.. 100
163% „7% preferred—...—
70
61
6% Preferred—
100
6H %prefenwd....-......l00
5%
16%
V
6%
^..100
KeyBtone Pub Serv 8230 pref..t
Keystone Telephone—
84 preference..... .........50
Kings Co Ltg 7% pref
iuu
5% preferred.............100
Laclede Ou Light..
100
_
...
in
mi
.
5% preferred
—..—.100
Lake Sup Dist Pow 7% pref._ 100
Lawrence Gas A Elec Lt ......25
Lincoln Telep A Teleg com..100
i%
50
ioo""
Lockhart Power Co pref—.....
Lone Star Gas
198
60
38
33
31%
a1*
18
19
77
Lang island JUgntlng cam—
(f)
7% preferred....
—...100
6% preferred——....
—.100
Las Angeles GAB Carp.
6% pf 100
Louisiana Power A Light 56 pf (t)
Louisv Gas A Blec com cl
A—(t)
Railway Ca—....100
35""
Lauisvllle
Preferred. ...—........100
Law ell Electric Light.........25
"7%
Lynn Gas A Blec Co.
48
Mackay Companies 4% pref—100
49%
55%
Maiden Electric Co
.......25
Maiden A Melrose Gas Lt...—25
Manhattan Blev By 7% guar 100
194
—26
T.
56
19
UK
85
2%
24%
Ameridep rets for ord shs
y
65%
25%
£1
Marconi Wire—See Can Maroon
Market StRy (SanFranscisco) 100
6% preferred
.——.100
6% prior preferred——100
6% non-cum 2d pref erred..100
Mam Power A Light Associat'n—
Common with
warrants....
Common without warrants....
..
3x
24%
50
Preferred.
Warrants............
Mass Utilities Asssclatm v t c—1
56
58
5% oonv partle preferred—.60
t Without par value.
26
Modified 5% guar
100
Maroon lnt Marine Oommunl—
3
2
6%% preferred.—........100
20
72%
46
48
50
10%
Corp..........(f)
6% conv preferred... .—100
.
29
27%
19%
m
1%
—.
cem—.—"""
Indiana Service Corp.—
160
190
European Blec dam A——10
5s
Option warrants
Fairm't Pk A Hadd Pam By—See Phlla
Fall River Blec Light
25
53
Federal Light A Tr com
...15
Preferred(26)
—(t)
Federal Power A Light pref.
Fed St APlsasant Val—SeePbUaOo
Federal Water Service com A .(t)
ri6% ist
29%
100
55
36
32
26
20S
71
46
:-36
25
...........
Hudson County Gas..
Idaho Power 7% pref....
85
29
Empire A Bay State Teleg—..100
Empire District Blec 6%pf...100
Empire Gas A Fuel Oe pr 8%.10G
Preferred 7%—..—.......100
8H% preferred—.—
100
6% preferred———. .100
Fall River Gas Works
ii5"
4
114%
118%
117
46
190
—(
nSt&S Wwiet0
*****
com
Preferred
113
90
36
Preferred series A
■t
Hamilton Bridge;...i+j
Preferred———100
U
22
105
Essex A Hudson Gas
100
r
18
Preferred..... ——..—50
Eliz Consolidated Gas——100
25 convertible preferred
(
25H pref (with warrants)—(t)
26 preferred...——.(t)
—
k Last sale,
16
17
Eliz A Trenton RR com——50
Engineers Pub Serv earn
pref-—————(t)
7% preferred ——
Oonv pref new
26 preferred———.ft)
25 preferred———(t)
Blec Power Association ........1
Claim A full paid ...........1
Bier Power A Light Corp
(+)
27 preferred
m
26 preferred..-----——...(f)
2d pref series A^_——..(f)
Optional warrants
Bl Paso Electric Co (Del)
Bmplre Power Corp partle ltk.(
26 preferred
—.....(
Central States Rleo Oorp—...1
0% cum pref (without warr). 100
Central States Pow A L S7 pf (t)
Cent Vermont Pub Ser SO pf—(t)
Ches A Poto Tele of Bait pref.100
Chic City A Don com part ctft.(t)
f Pref partle ctfs.——— (f)
Ctfe of deposit———.....
Chic Dist Blec Generat SO pref (t)
Chicago Rye partle ctfe series 1..
Series 2—100
Series 8.
100
Series 4
100
an
........
.............
Prior Hen
com...
Edison Blec Ilium (Boston)
Electric
lectric Bond A Share
—(f)
Canada Nor Pow com
.
ii
$7 pref without warrants...
26 preferred series B—
Amer
(tl
Preferred.....—-———100
Canadian Gen Elec 7 % pfd——60
Can Hydro-El Corp 6% 1st pf 100
Canadian Marconi...........-1
Capital Transit (Wash. D 0)100
Carolina Pow A Light 57 pref (t)
SO preferred—.
(t)
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Corp pf 100
Cent Hud GAB com ▼ t c
(t)
(t)
6% preferred.
........100
4H% Prior preferred.—..100
Sastern Mass St By com
100
A....1
15%
%
....——
com
2%
_
'
Abied $6 Corp. prd"I
$3
68^
2%
Cons Trac of N J—See P S Oorp
Cons Trac (Plttsb)—See Phlla Co
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
100
Consumers Pr (Maine) pf 6%.100
6.6% preferred...
..100
$5 preferred..
(t)
Continental Gas A Electric—
7% prior preferred.
....100
Oontluen Pass By—-See Phlla BT
Cuban Telephone pref
100
Cumberland Co (Me) P A Lt pf 100
Dallas Power A Light 7% pref 100
6% preferred.............(f)
Dayton Pow A Light 6% pref 100
Denver Tramway pref
100
Derby Gas A Blec 97 pref
(t)
Detroit Bdlaon.—.
...100
Duke Power——.......loo
Duquesne Light—See Phlla CoBast Coast Public Service v t c_.
Eastern Gas A Fuel Assoc'*—
S011
Gen Wat Gas A Blec
Preferred.—..
(♦>
Georgia Power $6 preferred"" ft)
Gsrmantown Pass—see Phlla BT
94% Gloucester Elec Lt Co-....
25
Gold A Stock Telep
(guar)
100
Green A Coatee—gee Phlla
26
B T.
Green
Mt
Pow
Corn
104%
ftt pref—(f)
102% ®reenwlcb WaterAGas 0% pf.lOO
New common--.......
„
1
com
67
_
.
63
103
15
89
.........
Conn Lt A Pow 5 % % pref
(f
Corp.
preferred—......Z
WBirrfliiitfi
97
Connecticut Elec Serv com...(f)
Conn Gas A Coke Sec pref......
_
^preferred—
83
65
102%
Common
com—- .1
*
Gen Telephone
103%
Commonwealth-Edison Co
100
Commonwealth A Sou Corp comf
Optional warrants...........
26 preferred.........——(f)
Community Power A Light—
First preferred 6%
—-1U0
Community Pub Serv com—
Community Water Ser com..... j
7% preferred
....(t)
Concord Elec Co 6% pref.......
Amer she for
ordinary stock
Gen Public Service
Oorp
(t)
16 prderred.......—(t)
Genial pub Util
common.—(t
% preferred..—
(f
....
22
98
4%
—
^
33%
103%
105%
A$k.
Preferred 7%
<
deferred 8%.....
i
conv pref ser A—_
(
$6 conv pref ser B
_(
Gen Italian Edison Elec
Oorp—
2y
6% preferred
6%
Bergen County. 100
Gen Elec Ltd see Misc
Stocks
Gen Gas A Blec
(Del) com A .(
26r
...
--(t)
I
90
|6 cum
Columbus Delaware A Marion
Amer Wat Wks A Blec com—.(t)
Associated Gas A Blec
Common class A
100
J*
6% preferred series A......100
5% preferred
100
5% convpreferred...—..100
iiq
Bid.
Fran^dAS'thwark-seePhllaRT
franklin Telegraph
(guar)—.100
Gardnw Elec Lt pref—
.100
86
—
14 %
Par.
units— (t)
10lS
—
$7 second pref series A——( ')
SO 1st preferred
Stocks,
Jwdw Light A Power
%
Prior preferred A——.—100
Prior preferred B—...
100
Cincinnati Gas A Electric pref 100
Cincinnati Gas Transp
—100
Cine New A Cov Lt A Trac
100
Preferred ———100
Cincinnati Street By..——.50
^tncin A Suburb Bell Telep...50
Cities Service com............. t
Preferred
100
Preferred B—............10
Preferred BB
..........100
Cities Serv Pr A Lt S6 pf—It)
7% preferred—.--—...100
Citisens* Pass By—See Phil R T
Oltlsens Traction—See Phlla Co.
Oleve Blec Ilium common
(t)
0% preferred. ..—......100
S4.50 preferred—..
_i f)
Cleveland Railway.—.......100
It)
{0 preferred..
SO preferred
Bid
Par.
Stocks,
....
5 preferred
(i)
Allegheny Traction—-See Phlla Co
Amer Cities Pow A Light cl A.25
Glass B
1
Amer DIaTel of N J com .....(f)
Preferred
------—-.--100
Amer A Foreign Pow com.—-(t)
|7 Preferred
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Chicago Rapid Transit-
PUBLIC UTILITY STK8.
Alabama
as near as
..................
50c
750
10c
250
21%
22
60c
1%
27%
IK
27K
•
Quotations for all securities are
Pot
Stocks.
Memphis Natural Gas
Memphis Pow er A Light 7 %
Metropolitan Edison Oo—
$7 preferred series B— —
$6 preferred series '"
Middle West Utilities
Jut" war—.(t)
|6 cum pref without
Midland Utll 7% prlcr lien—10b
6% prkrlien
.......100
Bid,
104 34
10234
$6
cum
4
1
1
...100
75
86
76
5234
5334
108
10
8
7834
3834
preferred
--it;
Monongahela L A P—See PhUaOo
80
3934
24
3234
58
4U
com....100
Mountain States Power. cem.(t)
7% Preferred
...100
Mountain States Tel A Tel...100
Montreal Telegraph
Montreal Tramways,
....
1834
13534
4034
1034
pref... 100
National Power A Light com—(t)
Nassau A Suffolk 7%
73%
11434
(t>
$6 preferred
pref. 100
Preferred
-
60
100
—100
125
Newark Consolidated Gas
New Brunswick Light—
Heat A Power
.....100
New Eng Gas A El Assn—
6634 preferred
(t)
6% preferred...
New England power. Oo. pref
New England Pub Serv
100
100
com—.(t^
NUUt
fU
FiW
—
7634
Service—
—
13634
138
(t)
§i*
pf—100
Y Mutual Telegraph.—....26
N Y Power A Light (Jorp 16 pf it)
N
92""
Warrants...
;
Penna Gas A Elec Corp
66 preferred
(1
Pennsylvania Water A Pow—(1
People's G L A O (Chic)
1C
Phila City Pass—See Phila R T.
Philadelphia Co com
(t)
65 preferred
...........T
6% cum preferred
——50
66 cum pref
.....—(t)
$6 Preferred new..—
Allegheny Traction—.—.60
Citiaens Traction..........60
Consolidated Tracipref—50
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf.100
Federal St A Pleasant Val.—25
Menongahela Lt A Pr
50
Monongahela St Ry
50
PhUa A Darby—See Phila R T.
Grays—See Phila R T.
Philadelphia Elec Oo com
(t)
(t)
65 preferred
Phila Elec Power 8%
pref
25
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—..50
7% preferred
—.....50
Citlsens Passenger guar
50
pd)50
50
Gray's Fy (625 pd)—.60
Philadelphia Traction
60
Ridge Ave Pass (626 pd)
50
2d A 3d Sts Ry guar
...50
13th A 15th Sts Pass Ry
50
Union Pass (630 5-6 pd)
50
Union Traction (61734 Pd)—50
West Phila Pass guar
50
Phila Traction—See Phila R T.
Piedmont A Northern see "RR'
Power Corp of Canada com—(t)
Providence Gas——..
....(f)
16
81
(f)
dividend pref
176 preferred
ser A
——(t)
634% pref... 100
N Y Water Serv 6% pref
100
Niagara A Hudson Pow ......10
Option warrants A...........
N
Y Telephone
16 preferred
(t)
Utility Seo—Oom.(f)
Nor Boet Ltg Prop com ......(f)
........100
North Continent Utll com
100
Preferred
6% preferred.............100
7% preferred
..100
Nor Indiana Pub Ser 6% pf—10Q
-100
7% preferred
634 % j referred
Northern N Y Utll pref
Nor States Power
7% preferred
.100
100
(Del) com.. 100
100
8% preferred—-—......100
Northwest Electric 6% pref—100
Preferred 7%
—100
North West Utll 7% pref
100
7% prior
lien.............100
North west Bell Telep 6 Hi pi _ 100
(guar)
60
66 pref—.......(f)
Northwestern Teleg
Ohio Edison
67
preferred..............(f)
9534
11834
72
;
v
75
.
934
36
•,
v
97 34
3
53""
1
4
i*
10
7V.j
62
64
72
79
71
77
101
10234
21
74 34
63 >2
55
60
634
2l"
20
115 x
si""
50
101
108
102
10934
11134
100
(7%). 100
110
99
101
6% preferred.
-100
Oklahoma Gas A Elec 7% pf—100
Okla Nat Gas Corp com..
(t)
Preferred...
...
100
Omaha A Council Bluffs Railway
93
94-,*a..
100
Ohio Power 6% pref
Ohio Public Serv pref A
A Bridge 4% cum pref .....100
Ottawa Light Heat A Pew
100|r
9734
43*
14
,
47>
14
...........100k
Pacific A Atlantic Tel
(gu)—.26
Pacific Gas A Electric..—....26
First preferred (6%)....
26
First preferred (634
%)—...26
Pacific Lighting Corp com—.ft)
Preferred C$6)———.——(f)
Pacific Pow A Lt 7% pref..—100
Southern Canada Power
66
4134
74
41
¥
4334
112
8
48
■
11434
20
34
1
3434
234
4
434
70
29
76
33
14
18
85
90
30
40
35
45
—it)
7% Preferred...—......—it)
Sangamo Electric oom
—(t)
Preferred
—100
San Joaquin Lt A Power—
7% prior/preferred
..100
6% prior preferred........100
Savannah El A Pow 6% pref.100
Scranton Electric 68 pref
(t)
.......
18
1734
283
283
2834
50
21
19
283
29
29
H
104
104
74
76
...
1st
.......
preferred—......—(
17
H
55
60
_
55
60
Texas Power A Light 7%
55
60
42
37
334
39
3734
8
9834
4*
39
834
100
111
115
9
934
12
103
97
100
90
27
10
44
142
14434
128
131
11234
11234
11*
fr*
4434
190
53
10934
92
84
104
112
93
85
112
14
16
3934
13
16
76
734
66
77
8
5634
7734
par
valued
k Last sale,
9
2934
1434
3034
50
24
44
6%
preferred..
(t)
Third Avenue Hv (N Y)
100
|13th A 15th St—See Phila R T
Tidewater Power 6%
pref——(f)
Toledo-Edison pref a
i7%^-_10(j
6% preferred
100
5% preferred
100
Tri-State Telep A Teleg....
(t)
Preferred
Twin City Rapid Transit
104
104
110
10
II"
10534
105
10
1034
(t)
100
3734
7% prior lien
...100
7% preferred...
100
Union Gas (Canada)
(t)
Union Pass—See Phila R T
Union St Ry (New Bedford)—100
Union Traction—See PhUa R T
United Corp
63 cumulative preferred
(+)
.....
(fj
Warrants..
United Gaa A
Elec(Conn)pref 100
United Gas A El ef NJ 5% pf-100
United Gas Oerp com .......(l)
67 pref series A
--(t ,
Warrants
United Gas A Impt vot
(i
65 cum pref (non-vot)
(
United 111 Oe ef New Haven.. (
United Lt A FY
Common B
com
A—.—f ")
(t)
.—
6% cum. 1st pref
United Pub Utll common A
$2.75 preferred.
$3 preferred...
Utah Power A Light—
.(f)
(t)
—-
.........
67 preferred
(t)
Utica Gas A Electric 7% pref 100
.
66 preferred
——(t)
l|
Utilities Power A Lt CI A
Non-voting common—..(t)
7% cumul pref
/lrgfnla Elec A Power
66 preferred
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref
6% preferred
Washington (D O) Gas
Preferred
.1
..100
—(t)
oom
100
100
78
20
100
100
Western Power Co $7 prof... 100
Western Union Telegraph
10#
......
27
10534
11234
10334
113
113
•
1{&X\
93
Union El L A Pow (U1) 6% pref—
Un Ei LA Pow (Me) 6% pf—100
8%
105
65
.
West Penn Elec Oo Class A—
(t)
7% cum preferred
luij
5c
25c
26
75
108
Twin States Gas A Electrice
Wajh (D O) Ry A El
105
70
11334
33
cum
pref
100
West Penn Power 7% pref—100
6% preferred
100
West PhUa Pass—See PhUa R T.
West Texas Utilities |6 pref..
(t)
49
Oo——...-Z (t)
100
Wisconsin Power ALIght
6%pfl00
7% preferred
100
Wisconsin Pub Ser Oorp7%pf 100
Winnipeg Elec
Preferred
634 % preferred
Wisconsin Telep 7%
pref
100
York (Pa) Railways Preferred.50
117
njNomlnal.
100
100
prof.lOO
Class B vtc—..........
''fir/"}'1
Without
100
5% cum 1st preferred
...
54
54
3734
75
7.2% 1st preferred
1st preferred (6%)
„
101
85
101
.100
...(t)
7% preferred
VP'"
t
....
...
24
Pacific Pub Service—
Common non-voting
Class B
Preferred
I
Swiss American Elec pref
100
Syracuse Ltg 6% preferred—lot
Tennessee El Pow 1st pf (7%) 100
103
Pub Serv—
Common
(f;
cum prior pref
14 cum preferred—.
J6 cum prior pref
Standard Pow A Lt com
12
103
County Water pref.100
17
11
8
11
10534
Louis
25
.....
10
11034
5t
Free stock
Springf (Mass) St Ry Cos pf—100
Standard Gas A Elec com—...(f)
834% preferred-.
8% preferred
Tampa Elec Oo
6% preferred
—100
Pub Serv El A G 65 prof——(f)
Puget Sd Pr A Lt 66 pref
(t)
Telep 6634 Pref——100
Southwestern Gas A El 7% pf.100
Southwestern Lt A Pr com A...(t)
Preferred
(};
43
5
8
103
Rooh
127)
So Jer G ffil A Tr—See P 8 Corp.
Southwestern Bell Telep pref.100
38
8
20
52
....
26
,
Southern Nat Gas Corp.—__.(f)
100
(f)
3934
11334
Public Service Oo of Nor 111— 60
Common.—':
(t)
8% preferred
—.100
7% preferred
100
Public Service of Okla 7 % pref 100
...
....
Springfield Gas A Elec pref—.1
Springfield (Mais.) G L Oo vtc 25
39
120
65 prior preterred.....
(f)
Quebec Power common....
(t)
Queens Borough GasAE16%pfl00
Radio Corp of Amer.——(f)
7% cum pref A—.
50
6% cum pref B
(t)
Rap Tran St Ry—See P 8 Corp.
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power—
Amer shares representing com.
Rhode 1st Pub Serv pref..
.(f)
Class A
(t)
Ridgo Ave Paso—See Phila R T.
Riverside Traction..—..——.60
Preferred.——.....
60
(t)
Preferred
..100
South A Atlan Teleg (guar)
.25
Southern Indiana G A E 6%pf 100
7 % preferred
100
Southern New Eng Telep
Southern Union Gas com
II*
Rapid Transit St Ry Co
100
Jersey Gaa A Elec Trac—100
So
534% preferred series ^—..26
534 % participating pref
Southern Col Pow com A
9%
St Louis
100 r
Preferred
Ottawa Traction
4034
934
93
Consolidated Trac of N J—100
South Calif Edison common...26
102
75
101*
—.(t)
8% preferred
—100
7% preferred
100
6% preforrod——————100
66 preferred
(t)
Somerset Un A Middlesex Lt.100
Southeastern Gas A Water A—(f)
Southeastern Pr A Lt—
Warrants
6% preferred series B
25
Sou Calif Gas Co 6% pref.....25
39
r Canadian price,
x
Ask.
i2nd A 3rd Sts Ry—See Phila R T
Shawimgan Water A Power ..(t)
Sioux City Gas A El 7% pf--100
Sierra Pac Elec pref
100
91
$5 preferred
Rockland Light A Power...—10
77
11*
|
Water Service 6% pf——(t)
90
Public Serv. Co. of N.H. $6 pt.(t)
234
51
8334
Bid.
Second Ave RR Corp (N Y)—(t)
Sedaiia Water pref
100
107
2934
38
43
2
Pari
Stocks,
Scranton-Sprlng Brook
63
106
101
...—.(f)
66 preferred...
934
M*
37
234
a
Public Serv of Colo 7% pref—100
6% preferred
———..100
5% preferred
—100
Public Serv of Ind prior pf
ft)
Puoiic Serv Ocrp of N J
irA
16 pref-.(t)
Pow ...
1
Nor Amer
83
92
117
Option warrants B...........
North American Co com . ....(f)
6% preferred—
—60
Nsrth Amer Edison
North Amer Light A
100
534% preferred
—.........—(t)
Common
5
Phila A
Potomac Edison Co 6% pref.100
Potomac Elec Pow 6% pref. .100
..............(f)
...100
4034
18
(t)
66 preferred—
134
Common._
3934
"
preferred——(t)
6% preferred—.
N Y Steam Co—
65"
82
67 pref (f)
-<J)
Portland Gas A Coke, 7 % pf_-100
Postal Teleg A Cable 7% pf_100
Preferred stamped....—...
64
334
134
.......
...—
9934
N Y A Queens Ei L & *—
12"
106
Penn-Ohlo Edison—
7% preferred
....100
New York Railways Corp—
17. non-cum
119
10
preferred—...——(f)
Phil A
New Haven Water...........60
N J A Hud Blv By A Fer pref.100
New Jersey Pow A Lt iff pref (t)
7% preferred
New Rochelle Water 7 %
62.80
Phila City Pass Ry (622 H
Phila A Darby Pass Ry
New England Telep A Teleg—10b
N Eng Wat L A P Asao 6% pf-100
New Orleans Public
115
Contlnen Pass Ry ($29 Pd)—60
Falrm't Pk A Haddlng'n
—60
Frandfd A Southward Pass.60
German town Passenger..... 50
Green A Coates Sts (615 pd).60
Hestonvllle MAP com...
50
Preferred
50
(t)
stamped
New Eng Pow Assn com
100
114
82
106
Second
Ask.
10
Preferred
Warrants B
34
Missouri Pub Ser 7% prei
100
Mohawk-Hudson Power lstprf(t)
Bid.
6% preterred—........ 100
2.34
Miss Power & Light 6 %
Nebraska Power, 7 % 1st
Nevada-Oalif Electric—
Pacific Telep A Teleg
month preceding the date of Issue.
Par
Paterson A Passaic Gas A El . 100
Peninsular Telep Oe com
(t
2
80
85
pref . . (t)
Mississippi Riv Pow 6% pref. 100
Stocki.
74.
pf—100
possible for the closing day of the
Penn Central Lt APew|6 pref(t)
.100
1921
preferred—
105)
103)
34
7% preferred class A.......100
6% preferred class A—...100
MUw. Elec. By. A Light—
Minnesota Pow A Lt 7%
33
,84
82
2
as near as
Ask.
334
.———(|
6% pref. series
85
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
Nov., 1935]
Ex-dividend.
117
4834
AW
heading "Industrial
Under the
and Miscellaneous
Securities" we include all issues which do not appear
and "Public Utilities." In the case of stocks, however, we
put "Textile Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Eitate and Land,
Title Guarantee and Safe
Deposit Companies" under separate heads, then follow with the rest of the Industrial and Miscellaneous.
f
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 ■
headings, namely "Railroads"
under the previous two
Bid.
BondS.
i
Bethlehem Steel Co—
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
deb 6s 1942-M&8
Abitibl Pow & Paper—
1st M 5s 1953 ser A
104%
J&D
deposit———
30
29
/
1946-—-—-J&J
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s 48-MAS
Coll tr g 4s 1947
—£
Addressograph-Multigraph
103
105
95
96
Corp
1936 to '45-A&O
Paper 6s '52-J&D
1937- -------- - - By-Prod 6s 1955--J&J
Deb 3s to 5 Ms
mi
86 %
17
11
30
88
/
106 %
1936-M&S
Amalgamated Sugar Co—
104
1937
A&O
Amer Aggregates Oorp—
Deb 6s 43 ser A with war.F&A
Without warrants
New 3-6s 1943
American Beet Sugar Of
6s extended to Feb 1940—-—
Amer Oolortype 6s 1942——F&A
Amer Dept Sts (Pa) 6s '48--J&D
Amer Dept Sts (Del) 6s '47.J&D
amer Ice Co deb 5s 1963—J&D
Amer IG Obem Oorp—
Oonv deb 6 Ms 1949
M&N
Amer International Oorp—
Oonv 6 Ms 1949
J&J
Am La France & Foamite—
1st s f 7s
72 M
100 %
102 %
117
Am
102M
99*
1936—J&J
A w w 1944—J&J
4-5s 1949 —J&J
6s
Tobacco deb 4s
Fdrs deb x 6s '37-M&N
6s 1939
M&N
Debentures 6s 1940
A&O
Certificates of deposit
Amer Wire Fabrics lai /» 42M&81
Amer Writ Paper 1st 6^ 1947 J&J,/
Certificates of deposit
Amoskeag Mfg 6s 1948
J&J
Anaconda Copper Mining Co—
Sink Fd deb 4%s 1950 A&O
L
83%
84%
104%
/
8
Amaguey Sugar 7s ctfs 1942-—
r
/
io
Canada Biscuit 6Ma 1948—M&I
104%
Canada Bread 6s 1941
F&^ L
r
103
Can Cement 1st 5Ma 1947 _M&1
100 M
10IH
_J&« r
'43.F&AL
Cedar Rapids
6 Ms series A
6s New 1954-
106
119
99 %
Anthony (E C)
Co of Delaware—
Armour &
M&
J&J /
J&J
1942—F&A
Terminal—
Deb 6s x-warr
1
1st m 6 Ms 1946—
J&J /
Certificates of deposit---—
1943
J&D f
Bedford Pulp & Paper 0%s 1942—
Conv col
5s 1944
Chicago Jet—See RR
40
45
98 %
28%
95%
104%
104%
46%
43%
—
102%.
d Less
t Called
v
89%
7%
101%
82%
106
106%
107%
k
102%
J&E
1st mtge 6s 1953
Certificates of deposit
/
f
f
7
7
48
46%
103
105
100
96
Deutsche
Bank
(Berlin)-
/
,
/
50
45%
50
IS*
55
103
109
50
102%
107%
103%
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co—
Deb
s
f 6a 1949
ser
J&J
..JA
100%
'55..M<&
104%
A
6s
101%
99%
98
106%
38
F&A / 36
104%
..J&J
1st mtge sink fund 6s 1942. J&D
94
Eastern Car Co Ltd 6s 1952.J&J
Eastern Cuba Sug 7 Ms '37 M&S */12%
r
;:x■
1949-.
7
96""
;
13%
84%
50
86
26
5
28"
69%
42%
73%
52
Eastern Mfg 7s ser A 1938—J&D /
Elec Rys Eq Sec Co—
bd 4.75
Elk Horn Coal lst6Ms 1931-J&D /
7% notes 1931
.J&D /
Empire Oil & Refg Oo—
1st & col tr 5Ms 1942—-A&O
Ernesto Breda 7s 1954.—.F&A
European Mtge & Invest—
1st 17 Ms 1966 ser B
F&A /
1st 1 7s 1967 ser C
M&S /
Everlaatlk, Inc 1st 7s 1937-M&N
Fabrics Finishing Corp—
1st m conv s f 6s 1939
J&.I /
8
47
55%
41%
75
M?B
11
103%
F&A
Canada Oorp—
100%
1st s f 6s 1948 ser A
A&O
94
20-year deb 6 Ms 1948—A&O
/
27
Farmers Mfg Oo 7s 1943
M&S
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s '63A&0 / 45
Federal-Hygienic Ice Refrig—
Sink fund deb 6s 1942
63%
100
Collateral Bankers, Ino—
7s series A & B 1950
7s series O 1959
Q^M
44 %
51%
106%
91%
Oonv deb 5Ms 1949
F&A
Oommera-und Privat-Bk(Germ'y)
104 M
26
107
112
94M
98M
16 M
16M
14
18
18
1st 6s 1946-—J&J
Consumers Co
95""
Container Corp
Deb 5s 1943
111M
108"
67 M
1st 6s '46.J&D15
with warr^J&D
Continental Roll & Steel Fdy—
1st M conv s 16s 1940..—J&D
Copley Press 6M® 1943——F&A
93%
93%
First Bohemian Glass Works—
87
94%
35%
90
112%
45%
104
99
64
95%
35%
—z
112%
42
104%
Nominal.
'&&■
99%
103%
k 104%
92%
J&J
Flour Mills of America Inc—
notes 1946-A&o
Follansbee Bros 5s 1947-—-J&D /
Oonv g 6M%
v
90
43
Foreign Pow Sec—See Inv Trust
102
Fox Film Corp deb 6s 1936&A&U
Framerlcan Ind & Dev Corp—
Deb 7Ha 1942
J&J
Francisco Sug 7%s 1942.M&N15 f 30
Franklin Oo Coal 7s 1951
J&J / 10
60
Fraser Co 6s unstmp Jan 1195054
6s stamped 1950
155%
French Nat Mail SS Lines 6s '52
100
Frlck-Reld Supply 6s 1943.-J&D
92
Gair (Robt) income notes 6s 1972
Gannett Oo deb 6s '43 ser A.F&A t 103%
7.1
—
----
91
,
45
r/f
108%
34
94~~
103%
m
Gelsenklrchen Mining Oo—
M&S */57%
6-yr 6% notes 1934
60%
General American Investors Inc—
78
F&A
Deb 5s 1952 ex warr
102
103%
104
105
104
105
102
104
General Amer Tank Oar Oorp—
98
88
Equip 4Ms 1942
Eq tr 4%s 1942-46
14
Gen Amer Transports
15%
Eq tr 4Mb 1936-'46
General Bronse deb 6s
98
17
45
40
40
67
F&A
J&D
System—
(yr>—M&S
96%
1940M&N
General Cable Oorp—
1st mtge • f 5 Ms 1947 ser A - J&J
Gen Elec (Germany) 7s'45.J&J15
96%
42
J&D
M&N
3en Rayon deb 6s 1948 w w.J&D
46% Gen Stl Cast 1st 5 Mb '49 w w J&J
Steelwares 6s Nov 1 1952—
1042? Gen
<
99% Gen Tneat Eq deb 6s 1940-A&O
Certificates o. deposit—
Gen Vending 6s 1937
F&A
67
Deb 6Ms 1940
Deb s f 6s 1948
18
f
f
* Negotiability
impaired by maturity.
42
42
47
80%
94
*/15
r
r
Georgia Marble 1st 6s 1950-M&N r
German Atlantic Cable 7s 1945-. r
Certificates of deposit
100
Securities—See Invest Trust
/ 17
Oosgreve Meehan Coal 0%s -1945
103%
Crane Co 5% notes 1940—F&A
k
M&8
Sf 5sl942
1st secured 7s 1957
£g
87
63%
it
M&S
94
Corp.
n
Bank
91%
5M %notes'37(Ampartctf)M&N / 40
Commonwealth Subsidiary Oorp104%
Deb g 5M« 1948 ser A. M&S
103
Oonley Tajik Oar eq 6 Ms 1935-39
103%
Connecticut Coke 6s 1948—M&S
Connor Lumb & Land 6s '41 M&N
/
Consol Cement Corp 6%s '41M&S
76
Cum inc 6s 1950
F&A
Consolidated Laundries—
96
«M% notes April 15 1930-A&O
85
Extended 6 Ms 1941
A&O
Ooosol Mach Tool 7s 1942
-J&D / 11
/
14%
Consol Paper Oorp 5Ms 1961—
Consol Publishers. Inc—
/
92
7 Ms ext (stmp 10% pd) 1939 J&J
/ 15
Consol Textile 1st 8s 1941—J&D
Consol Coal 4Ms 1934 opt
M&N I OP*
1
39
1st & ref sf gfis 1960 -—J&D
/ 39
Certificates of deposit—
66
25-yr M inc 5s 1960
J&J
16
88
Mtge
f 6s stamped 1961
92
92
101%
95%
1933-.M&N *f "l"
55
J&J
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s '48M&8
48
91"'
s f deh 7s
1940
Finland Residential
Flat
Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif-
J&J / 95
/
Federal Sugar Ref 6s
s
62%
7s series D 1950——
6s soles AA 1953—
Q-F
6s series A B 1948——Q-M
6s series A O 1952——Q-J
Colon Oil deb 6s 1088
J&J ,
/
Co) Fuel & Iron s f 5s 1943—F&A
•/
Colo Indus 1st 5s A & B 1934 F&A
Oemmander-Larabee Oerp—
1st mtge 6s 1941
...
65""
100%
73
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940—J&J
Small series B—-—
Players
6s series B 1941
98
k Last sale,
b Basis,
at
83""
123
bonds.
Tool Co-
7 % notes w w 1936
J&J
Oomm'l Invest Trust Oorp—_
28
Creek C & O 6s '44—J&D
Beneficial Indus Loan Oorp—
Oonv deb 6s 1946—
M&S 111M
104 M
Beneficial Loan 8oc 6s B 1939 Q^J
106
is profit share deb 1966—Q~J
f 65M
Berkey & Gay Furn 6s
1941 f
:®V
Corp—
Equip trust 4 Ms June 1 '37-'40.
'V: 12"
107 M
35
11%
93
79
80
Chesapeake Oorp—
Chic Pneumatic
33 %
1939 opt
J*Dl 104
Armstrong Cork deb 4s 1950-J&J k 1042
Arnold Print Wks 6 M % *41.A&O
'
Asbestos Corp (Can) 5s *42--J&J
Associated Mtge Co 2-6%-.-1953
Associated Rayon 56 I960 —J&D
Associated Simmons Hardw Cos
6M% gold notes 1933
J&J / 43%
All Gulf & W Indies 88 Lines-—
Ooll tr g 6s Jan 1 1959
J&J
Atlanta Laundries 6M« w w 1943106%
Atlantlc Refin deb 6s 1937—J&J
Atlas Imp. Diesel Engine—
89%
6% conv notes 1945——.M&S
Atlas Plywood Oorp—
Oonv deb 5Ms 1943
M&N
88
Autocar Co. 1st 7s 1937——M&N
Baldwin Locomotive Works
/ 57
6s with warrants 1938-———
Without warrants——— / 56M
103 M
1st g 6s 1940
M&N
86
Famous
9o
gold 4Mb
82
5s 1945
Eastern Dairies 6s May 1
101
Ohateaugay Ore & Iron—
92
^
69
fT
jspedes Sugar 7 Ms Sept 1 '39-.
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
_
65%
95%
B '55--F&A
Co—Real estate 1st!
1st M 20-yr 4s ser
6s 1944-.—
Driver Harris Co—
78
Oertain-teed Prod Oorp—
Deben • f 5Ms 1948
96"
94
92
Fairbanks Morse & Co—
29
98%
92"
Donnacona Paper—
1st s f 5 Ms 1948 ser A
Donner Steel 7s 1942
121M
103
99%
10421
87
43%
104%
68
10
112%
/ 82
/107
-mmmm
103"
89
series B 1949
ominion Textile 4Ms
112%
77 M
/
M & P 6s 1953.
15
103 H
\k 102
'
6s 1943
105%
103%
42%
103%
6s 1941 ser A .A&C
Canadian Canners Ltd 6s 1950-..
Canadian Cons Rubb 6s '46-A&C >
Canadian Internal Paper—
102%
•
Dairymens League—
California Packing Oorp—
67%
66 %
84
Beech
21%
Canada SS L deb 6s
mm m
Deutsche Rentenbank—
97
20
Carthage Marble 6 Ms :
69
J&J f
1st 6s 1942-J&D
Seattle Sugar 7 Ms
100M
L
1945
F&j L
_utterick Pub 6 Ms 1936—M&i 5/
5s
32
65
65
25%
37%
57%
36
/
56%
101M
67
M&N ,f
AntUla Sugar Estates—
Income deb 6s 1951
Bay way
68
80
25-yr guar 5s 1955
M&?
Canadian Vickers 6s Aug 1 1947.
65M
28
Baragua Sugar Estates—
Non-cum inc deb 6s 47—
Batavlan Petrol 4 M b gu 1942
Bates Valve Bag Corp—
65
V2§
119
Deb gold
A
105
1st M 6s 1949
—J&. r
Canadian Nat Steamships—
107M
Amer Type
Armour
95
95
1961—F&A
Deb 7s 1946
72 %
8M
6s 1944
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate—
if
113
80
10-yr conv deb 4 Ms 1945—M&S
Amer Sales Book 6s 1939—A&O
Amer Tar Prod
22
102
103
105
103%
90
5
102
**102%
99%
103%
De Bardeleben Coal
87
3
Capital Administration Corp
31%
29
L
1st & gen m
28
5M% notes 1936
J&D
7s 1942—A&O
Am Mach & Metals 4s 1943--J&J
American Meter 6s 1946.. -J&J
Amer Radiator deb 4Mb '47 M&N
American Rolling Mill—
Sinking fund deb 6« 1948—J&J
Amer Service 6s
102%
'
112%
61
29
«*
103%
102%
104%
1103 y4
r
102
10451
74
.
87
Am Lime & Stone
Amer Seating conv
106
45
20
28%
28
By-Products Coke Oorp—
1st M 5M« 1945 ser A
M&I 1
45
45
102
)f
8/
'
Cons deb 5s 1940.....
_
& :<B
June]l '48.
90
101%
is
r
Burns & Co 5%-3%s
101%
107
72
59
78
7
Oodahy Pack a f
18%
1526
105%
*
30
101 %
<4
Crowley Milner & Co—
New deb 5 Ms 1946
M<!
Crown Cork & Sea! Oo, Inc—
20-year sink fund As 1947—3i
15-yr 4s f Nov 1 1950 —Mi
Crown Wdiamet Pap 6s '61-J
Grown Zellerbach Oorp—
102 h
54
Brown Shoe Co, Inc—
18
97%
105
12%
104%
i
70
97 %
/
.
9
90"
134
*f 14M
J
50
102%
105%
3
Certificates of deposit
50
J
M&N
Alpine Montan Bteel Oorp—
1st if 7s 1966
M&S
Aluminum Co debs 6s 1962.M&S
Alumli 1 lm Ltd sf debt 5p *48 J&J
:
-
10
Allls-Ohalmers Mfg Cs—
Deb gold 6s 1937—
M
Gravel 7s 1934—
Boston Term—See RR bonds.
90
1948—- - - Alberta Pacific Grain 6s, 1946 J&J
Algema 8fce«»l 1st 5« 1962
A&O /
Allied Mtge inc coll 2-5s 1953 J&D
Amalg Laundries 6 Ms
J
J
1941
94
6s assented w w
1989—J&J
1st M & coll tr 8s 1939.
..J&J
Allied St's Oorp deb 4%s *50 A&O
4Mb
oston Sand &
49
6s
6s
104
101%
101%
104
69
50
Cons Coal & Iron
Allied Packers deb
102%
72
1938-———M&N
5s 38 M&N
Alabama Mills 1st 6Ms '43 A A&O
Albany Perf Wrapping Corp—
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
A&O
A ja.
J
J
J
102%
Aeolian Co 6s
.
J
_
Advance Bag A
Alabama Co
Penn-Mary Steel 5s 1937.
29%
110%
10921
10221
13221
J
106%
-
Acadia Sugar 6s
Alabama
54
52
AboottB Dairies
Certificates of
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
INDUSTRIAL AND
.
M
15
21
21
34
31%
** Called Dec. 1
0B
Ms
Nov., 1935]
industrial
&
miscellaneous bonds
87
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked **f* and
income and defaulted bond
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing clay of the month
preceding the date of Issue.
Bonds.
Bid.
German Bldg A LandBk 6 He 1948
Glen Alden Coal M s f4s'65.M&S
Glidden Co
/
5%% notes'39 JAD
Globe Wernicke 6s Oct 11944
Gobel (Ad'f) 6% % '35
Godchaux Sug 1st s f 5s
Ask.
32
92%
103%
*47 M&N
^
„
t
#
y
1st A coil 6s stmp
1947—MAN
72%
Hamburg-American Line—
Eq trust 6 Hs 1935 to 1940-JAD 1100
Hamilton By-Prod 7s Feb 11943102 %
Hansa Steamship Lines ■
16-yr 6e 1939 with warr
AAO /
April 1936 coupon on
/
Harpen Mining Corp—
_
Am she..JAJ
33
Hartford Times 6s 1943 .—..FAA
103
Hawley Pulp A Paper Co—
let 6s sf 1946
JAJ/ 47 h
Haytian Corp income 8e 1938.— /
16%
Hearst Magazines—
100 h
6s 1936-1938
.—-MAS
Hearst Publications 6%s 36-M&N
100h
98%
6%s 1947
MAN
6s with war for
-
Hersney Creamery 6 He 1937—
J&D
101
1938MAN
101
Hightstown Rug 6%s w w 1944—
Hoe (R) A Co 1st 6 As A *34.AAO
1st Mtge Oct 1 1944———7% notes 1934
AAO
84
warrants
—
Holland Furnace 6s 1936
'l ffl
Hou»nd-Amer
/
AAO
47-M&N
Hollingshead (RM> Co 7e '38 FA a.
Holly Sugar 6s 1943
...
AAO
Line
Os
14%
102%
Hood Rubber 7s 1936
<t&D
102
Coav K%% g notes 193«4AOm k 100%
Hooker Electrochem 6s 1953 JAD
102
JAJ
7s series A 1947
Houston Oil Co of Texas—
104H
10-yr sec s f 5%s 1940—MAN
Hungarian Disc A Exch Bank—
85-yr s f 7s 1963
JAJ /
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 7%s 1963—.AAO /
Hygrade Food Products Corp.
1st A ref 6s Jan '49 A—.AAO
6s 1949 series B—
...._JAT
Ice Service 1st 6%s 1936
JAD
JAD
1st 6%s 1939
Ideal Cement Co deb 5s '43-JAJ
Illinois Steel deb 4 Ha 1940.. AAO
Ilseder Steel mtge 6s 1948—FAA
Independent Brewing 6s '56 JAJ
Indiana Ice A Fuel 6%s A 1947—
ind Limestone mc 6s 1952—M&N
Inland Steel 1st 4%s 1978.. A AO
1st m s f 4%s 1981 ser B..FAA
Interlake Iron Corp—
1st m 5s 1951 ser B
MAN
Internet Agricultural Corp—
1st A coii tr s I gold 5s 1932
International Cement—
Oonv deb 5s 1948
MAN
International Match Corp—
Deb s f 5s 1947—MAN
Kresge Foundation—
10-yr coll tr 4s 1945
J&J
Kreuger A Toll class A ctfs or
dep for secured 5s 1959—MAS
Kroebler Mfg deb 5%s to'38, J&J
8
....
.—
98
102 %
106%
40:
50
104
108 %
34
ik
16
106
105 H
105H
76 H
99
104%
21%
21%
21%
21 %
59
99 %
101
Deb
5s
g
1947—-
107H
82%
!
107H
95
1st s f 5Hs series A 1946—MAN
102
101
■
f 5Hs 1946 ser B.MAN
Intertype Corp deb 5Hs *42.JAD
xa
103 A
102 A
102%
Isotta-Fraschin! 7s 1942—
JAD
63
93
Jones A Laughlln St 5a *39.MAN
Journal of Commerce 6%s 1937
106%
Kalamazoo Teg Parchm 6s 1938
Aarstadt (Rudolph) lnc—
1st 6s 1943 with Am shs.MAN
102%
_
Ctfs of dep w w stpd 1943
6s stamped (par $925) 1943
6s with warr (par $925) 1943.. /
Kaufman DBpt Stores Sec Corp—
Coltr 5%% notes 1936—FAA
69
38
23
99%
91%
79
79
CalCh (B F> Corp 6b 1946 .MAS
Kelly Sprlmrfleld Tire 6« *42.AAO /
6a stamped 1942
/
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l 1st 6s '48 JAJ
99
t
15-yr cony deb 6s 1948.—.JAJ
118
Kendall Oo deb A—
6Hs with warrants 1948—MAS
103
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
1
0 f
6H§ 1936
—JAD /
Kookee Cons Coke 5s 1959..JAJ
64
107%
71
27
40"
101
91%
100%
103%
31
82
84"
97%
20
25
105
99
27
101
29
5
7
i
r
!5T
100%
102
85
86%
20
22
5
6
18%
—M&N
5
6
10
12
86
87
W437
82
j
42.
90
92
100
22X
Pac Coast Cement 6s A
1942. J&D
Pacific Coast Oo 5s 1946
J&D
Palmer Corp of La 1st
6sl948J&D k
Pan Amer Petrol Oo
(of
"
,
77
75
78"
41
42 !:;.«!
102%
42
7
41%
92%
25~"
Transportation Oo—
34
34%
100%
79
81
V;
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp
107
1st
102%
m
s
f 6s 1941 ser
A.M&S15
87%
88%
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—
1st M s f 6s 1952
—J&J
Penn Greyhound
105%
106%
Lines, Inc—
5%% notes 1936
A&O
Penna Tank Line eq 5s bb '35-40
Phila Brew 1st conv 6s 1944.M&S
102%
101
90
Phlla & Read O & I £>■
197a.. J&j
deb
6s
1949
m&S
95
55
56
38%
39
Sink fund deb 5%s 1939—J&D tl01%
35
101%
53%
Pickering Lumber 6s A *46—M&N,
Pierce Butler & Pierce
6%s *42- /
101%
56
,
■
16
16
Deb
Pitts
„
16
5
.
78
10%
4%
A1954..
2-5s series B 1954
New Engl Laundry 6s 1936"—X
/
New Niquero Sugar 3Ha 1937—
/
N If Dock Oo—1st
g 4« 61.F&A
s
f 6s 1948
.
75
:
i04%
80
106%
96
97%
FAA
Coal
96
Porto Rican Amer Tobacco—
Conv 6s 1942
JAJ
Sugar 7s 1947—M&N 15
66
11%
6%
190
7s stamped
1947^^^..M&N
Pressed steel Oar 6S 1933
J&J
Oonv dob 5s 1943
JAJ
Price Bros A Co 1st 6s *43
A.FAA
Certificates of deposit
....
Protestant Church of
7s 1946
Pr°v
AAO
Paper Ltd 5%s 1947—MAN
Pure Oil Oo—
103%
101%
101%
s f 4%s w w 1950—JAJ
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948
..JAJ
Quaker City Cold Storage—
1st s f 5s 1953
•
M&N
_
17
50
99%
102
59
59%
fk 71
64
54%
1/54%
/
41%
84
86"
84
86
15-yr
27
100
101%
100
101%
101%
100%
'
48
51
Radlo-Kelth-Orpheum Corp—
Part paid ctfs (for 6% deb and
common stock) 65%
paid
/ 145%
Debenture gold 6s 1941— JAD
*/ 70
Railway Express Agency Inc—
Serial 5s '36-'38 (s-a)—MAS a
100%
Series 5s '39-'49 (s-a)
MAS a 109
Ramapo Ajax Corp 6%s '42 M&S
101%
Reliable Scores Corp 6s '37 A&O
Reliance Mgt—See Invest Trust
Remington Rand. Inc—
..
30
20
33%
105%
67
24
26
53
66"
68
A&O
54
54%
coll tr 0Ha 1937..JAD
101
101
98
Germany—~
102%
101
97
man
96%
Pocahontas Consol Collieries—
1st gold 5s 1957 op
100
JAJ
Pocahontas Corp 6s 1943
98%
Poor A Oo 6s 1939
AAO fc 104%
Port Arthur Canal A Dock—See
RR.
104
105%
52%
85
106
Potrero
96%
15
24
107
....JAD
102
32
National Steel Oorn—
Steel
107%
19
72
1st • f g 5s 1947 opt
60"
63
f g 5%s 1947
Pittsburgh-Westmoreland
101%
104%
s
101%
i/a
107
Italy con 7s '52M&N
Pittsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 '49..JAJ
Pittsburgh Coal Oo—
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949.FAA
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt Corp—
95%
69%
Pillsburv Flour Mills 6s 1943 A&O
Plne Hill Collieries 1st 6s
1942—
Pirelli Co of
94
J&.i /
n Nominal,
85
78
103
/
8 f conv deb 6s 1944
A&O
Paterson Parch Pap 6s 1938 J&D
104% .Peabody Coal Oo (Consol Co)—
\ 1st s f 5s 1953 ser A
m&N
93% Penn Mary Steel—See Beth Steel
29
Nat Indust Bankers 6s
1959
Nat Radiator 6Hs 1947
F&A
Certificates of deposit
m A
100%
76
j
„
92%
National Distillers Products—
10-yr deb 4 Ha May 1 '45.MAN
National Fire Proofing Oo—
Deb s f 5Hs 1947
M&8
Nat Food Products 6s'4*
MAN
„Serial 5% notes 1938
47%
102
83
Osgood Oo deb g 6s 1938
J&D
Oswego Falls Corp 6s 1941.-J&J
Otis Steel 1st 6s 1941 ser A.M&S
Oxford Miami Paper 6s 1947.F&A
99%
MAN /
N Y Evening Journal—
'
1st m A eoU tr 6H« 1935—JAD
1st m A coll tr 6Hs 1936-JAD
44
Phillips Petroleum Co—
1947 M&S
2 60-A&O /
MAN f
1st coll mtge s f 4s June
1 1965.
Nat Union Mtge 2-6s ser
Extl deb 5%s 1958
21
101
100
Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1942AAO
Oriental Devel Oo Ltd—
Bxtl deb 6s 1953
M&S 15
Oonv
1937—
Dec^l^t 102%S Prj'ca^ed'^ec&l^ibei0eres• * Last sale,
Ir-
97
100%
x-w
warr_A&O
85
_
25%
29%
20%
J&D z 185
Namm (A I) & Son—See Mfra Tr Co.
Nassau (Ger) Landbank
6Hs 1938 / 32
Nast (Oonde) 6Hs Dec 15
1st
t Called
120
88
100
M&S
Montecatinl
(Socleca
Gen
Ind
Mlneraria. Italy>deh 7s '37 JAJ
Montreal Coke A M 5 Ha 1947.—
Morris & Oo 1st § f
'H9.J&J
5H> series 16 1940
Munson SteamshlpLine^-
84'
19
Corp 1st 6s Mar 1948
Inc deb 7%s Aug 1 1953
25%
25%
25%
130%
98
Nat Acme Oo 1st 6a 1942—.JAD
Nat Dairy Prod 6Hs
1948..FAA
31
33
105%
99%
Murray Body 6Hs 1942
'
Without warrants.
123
15%
15%
15%
„&-yr 6% notes 1931
MAS
3
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind A L Ry.
Monroe Coal Mining 6s 1947
77%
ser
92
20-yr s f 6s 1947——M&N/
New 6-4% 1947
M&N
NTortn Western
Refrigerator Line
6s perpetual stock..
J&J
O'Gara Coal 5s '55 op aft'08 M&S
Ohio Fin deb 6%s ww 1944.M&N
Okonite Oo 6s stmp 1942—.J&D
Old Ben Coal 1st 6s 1944
F&A
Debenture 7%s 1934
F&A
134%
102%
Metropolitan Wat Hew A Drain—
Board s f 5Hs 1950
AAO
Miag Mill Mach'y 1st 7s 1956..
Middle States Petrol 6Hs 1945..
Mldvale Steel A Ordnance—
Oonv s f 5s 1936
M&S
MlUer A Hart lnc deb 6s'43-JAJ
Miller & Lux lnc 1st M os'4o A&O
7% gold notes 1935
A&O
Minnesota A Ontario Paper Oo—
1st 6s series A 1945
AAO
1st 6s series B1948—
JAJ
1st 6s soles O 1950
MAN
6s
88
Parmelee
...
Secured 6s 1937_
Deb 6Hs 1937 with
Investment Co of Amer—
Deb g 5s 1947 with warr..AAO *100%
Without warrants
99%
Jtfferaon A Clearfield Coal A Iron
Indiana Co 1st s f 6s 1950.JAJ
96
J&D
Merchants Refrlg 6s 1937...
Met Chain Prop—see "Real Esta
sec
80
Northwestern Barb Wire Co—
1st mtge s f 5%s w w 1945.F&A
Norwegian Hy-Elec Nltrog CorpRef & imp 5%s '57 ser A M&N
Nova Scotia 8 & O 5s 1959—J&J
69%
68%
5%
50
6%s 1943
M&S
Income 6%s 1953
M&S
Nor Amer Refract 6%s 1944.J&J
North German Lloyd—
...
McKesson & Bobbins lnc—
20-yr conv deb 5 Hs 1950.MAN
Mtge-Bond Co 4s
6s series 4 1933
5.75
5.75
Debenture 6s 1943
M&N
Northern Redwood Lumber—
6s 1937
J&D /
71
,
Interstate Iron A Steel Oo—
1st M
104
McCampbell & Oo—
6H% notes 1937
J&D
84
McOoll Fron'nac Oil 6s 1949 A&O
103%
McOord Bad & Mrg—
Deb 6s 1943 with warr
F&A
92%
McCrory Stores 5%s '41.JAD 15
Proof of claim filed by owner.
/ 105%
Morris Plan
JAD
103%
80
101%
Equip trust 6s June 1 '37-'38—
Equip trust 5s Aug 15 ,37-'40J.
Northern Elec & Nor
Pap Mills—
1st Mtge 5s to 1948
M&N
97%
104%
anu vol—
1st non-conv 7s 1939
_
A—MAS
19%
79
lix
80
1st conv s f 6s 1940
40
J&D15
Certificates of deposit
40
Panhandle uorp—
2-yr 6% notes Mar 15 *34 M&81 /
10
Paramount-BWay—See R1 Estate
Paramount Pictures 6s 1955.J&J
92%
Park & Tilford s f 6s 1936—J&D fclOl
Parker-Young 1st 6 %s s f '44 F&A / 20
Mead (The )Oorp—
lit M 6s 1945 with warr—M&N
Mengel Co 1st conv 7s 1939.M&S
69
B 1947.JAJ
Nortn Amer Cement
Uorp—
Deb 6%s A with warr '40-M&8
103%
lOO'
70
Oar—
73
94
99
Calif)—
m
82 %
ser
Namm & Son 6s 1943.
Airier
Equip trust 4%s Nov 25 '37-*43
Equip trust 5%s Sept 1 '37-44
7s w w 1941.
M&N
7s without warrants 1941.M&N
Mrrs Tr Co ctfs of parcic in A
Marion a team
6s stamped 1946
Debenture s f 7s 1936
JAD
Newaygo Portl Cem'fc 6%s'38J&0
108
25
1st mtge s f 68 1947
A&O
Massey-Harris Oo 6s 1947 .A&O
McCallum Hosiery 6Hs '41.A&O
81H
81H
58 H
Hef mtge 6s 1955 ser
Certificates jbl deposit..
Manhattan Refrig 5%s 1941 J&J
Mansfield Min & Smelting— ^
104%
95%
.North
22
Maple Leaf Milling 5Hs 1949J&D
1H
67 H
1st A ref s f 5s
96 A
107
98%
Extended at 5% to 1943—J&J
N Y Shlpbldg 1st 5s Not 1 *46
_
34%
7
Internet Mercantile Marine—
1st M coll trust 6s 1941—AAO
Intern&t Power A Paper—
1st M 5s 1968
JAJ
Internet Salt g 5s 1951
ep—AAO
International Securities Corp—
>33%
RR—
1st 6s ext 5%% 1942-—MAN
M Y L E A WD A I 1st 6b
13-.
Vew York Trap Rock
Corp—
1st M s f 6a 1946
J&D
109%
.
39
Paper—
103%
104%
109
.
Ferry—SeeRailroad
^YLEAWOA
103 A
104 H
Lackawanna Steel 6s 1950—MAS
Po&Pr6Hs 1942
Hoboken
102
JAD
JAJ
Ask
Ferry—SeeRailroad
——
20 %
21
1st A ref ■ f 5s 1947 ser A ..JAJ
I960
Bid
Corp—
n Y A N J Ferr—SeeRailroad
Sf*
J0K
International
103%
71
6%s Feb 1 1947
Lake Superior Corporation—
35 H
lit A coll tr gold 5s 1944.. JAD / 24 H
Lane Bryant lnc—
,
8 f deb 6s 1940 with warr. M&N
93
Langendorf Un Bak—
1st 6Hs 1941
102 %
M&S
100 H Lautaro Nitrate Co—
1st conv 6s 1954 with war..JAJ /
18%
Lawrence Portland Cement Oe—
73 H
Dob g 5 Hs 1942
AAO
95%
Lehigh Coal A Nav fund 4s '48 JAJ
103
102
Cons s f g 4Hs 1954
JAJ
97%
Cons s f 4H« 1954 ser C..JAJ
97%
Lehigh Valley Coal—
37 H
l»t A ref 5s 1944
—FAA
96%
33 %
1st A ref 5s 1954
F&A
70%
1»t A ref 5s 1964
F&A
38
1st A ref 6s 1974
F&A
Sec 6% gold notes 1938—-J&J
Lelpslg Trade Fair 7s 1953 .M&N
LI boy McNeil A Llbby—
17 %
1st Msf 5s 1942
AAO
103%
Liggett A Myers g 7s 1944..AAO
133%
101H
Gold bonds 5s 1951
FAA
121%
Little lA E) Co 7s 1942
AAO / 65
Loew's lnc deb 6s 1941
A AO
104%
Logan County Coal 7s 1942.MAN / 40
102H Long Bell Lumb 6s ear A '42.J&J / 24%
6s series B 1943—.......A&O / 24%
86
6s series O 1946
F&A / 24%
33
Lerillard (P) Co g 7sl944—A&O
129%
32 H
5o. 1951
yX—F&A 118%
Lukens Steel 5s extend 195&M&N
86%
102H Manatl Sugar 1st 7Hi '4x_.A&O
20%
43 H
Certiflcates W deposit
JL.
20%
22
Stpd Oct r931 coup on. A. */ 20%
103%
Stamped modified coup on..X
20%
.....
deposit.
Bonds.
N Y A Foreign
Investing
See Investment trusts
N Y a Hob
105%
40 H
Oonv deb 5s 1941.—
JAJ15
Certificates of deposit
Certificates of
f dob 5Hs
Lake St John
36
104
.
105
98 %
35
40H
98 %
103 A
63
J&J
Keppers Gas A Coke Co—
Deb s f 5s 1947
42
56
56 H
96
70
102
107 H
33 H
103
JAJ
A
108%
100H
H
/.,76;|
stamped ext to 1942 ..MAN
—
40
37
ser
Kokomo Steel & Wire—
1st 6s 1941
39
97
Radi*o Onal 1st 6s 19651 4—JAD
Hud Riv Day Line 6s '39— MAS /
Hud Riv Nav 1st 6%s 1951 MAN /
.
1st mtge 6s 1943
83
34
108
100 %
•
Ask.
103
Kinney
Klrby Lumber 6s 1938
67
J&J16
Kabolyt Corp 6%s 1943——MAO / 30
100
/
Bid.
(QRhSo ^%V*i93bIJ&i5
MAN ♦/ 82%
Goodrich (B F) 1st 6%■ 1947-JAJ
Deb g 6s 1945—
J&D
Goodyear Tire A Rubber—
let mtge coll tr 5e 1957—MAN
104%
Gotham Silk Hos deb 6s '36 JAD
98
Gould Coupler 1st I 6s 1940.F&A */ 32%
Gould Manufacturing 6s '42.A&0
72
Graniteville Mfg 7s 1942—J&D
92
Graton & Knight 1st 5%s '47M&S
95
Great Lakes Paper Co
Ltd—_
1st e f 6s 1950 ser A
MAS / 39%
Grigsby-Grunow cony 6e *36 MAS /
17
Grocery St'e Prod deb 5e *44. MAS/ 34%
Gulf Oil Corp of Penn—
Sinking fund deb 5e 1947—FAA k 105 %
Gulf States Paper Corp—
1st s f 6%s 1943 with war. J&D 1102%
Gulf States Steel deb 5 %s'42 J&D
100%
Hall (F Wi Printing Co—
..
1st A coll 5%s 1947
MAN
71
With
92 %
76
Good Hope St & Ir Wks (Germ'y)
S f g 7s Oct 15 1945—AA015
HIckok Oil Corp deb 6s
Bonda.
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
Deb 5 %s 1947 with warr.MAN
Without warrants
_......
104%
104
79%
to 109
to 114
104%
104%
102
102
102
z Called Dec. 1 at 104.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
sis
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
INDUSTRIAL &
88
"f" and income and defaulted bonds.
of the month preceding the date of Issue.
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
107
106
104 M
Republic Iron & 8t*l 5s 1940 A&C
Ref & gen 5Hi '58 «er A..JAJ
Republic Motor Truck Oo. Inc—
97
Republic Portl Cement 6s '43M&S
Republic Steel Corp—
109 Vs
Gen mtge conv 4*s A '50-M&S
Purchase money 5*s 1954
87
Restlgouche Paper Ltd 6s 1948—
Revere Copper & Brass—
108 •
1st lnc tts July *48 ser A
Rhelneibe Union 7s 1946
J&«' fk 33 H
Rhine-M ain-Danube 7° 1950 ** * c t W*
7
Rhode Island Ice 6s 1948—M&N f
7
Richardson A Boyn 6H» '37-J&D /
_
Richfield Oil of California
Col tr 6s 1944 ser A
.
Kima Steel
Corp 1st
s r
PlttB C A 1 5s
31*
31M
13 M
15
99
Rueping
Sugar Estates of Orfnnte—
1st 7s 1942 ctfs of dep ....1
35""
104
Joseph Stock Yds 5s '40—J
St bouia Oa. A Coke Corp—
1st M s f 6s 1947--J&D
St JL Rky Mt A P 5s '55 stpd.J&J
fit. Paul Un Stk Yards 5s '46 A&O
Saltex Looms Inc 6s 1954--AS
Santee Timber 6s 1941Saxon Pub Was I Germany)—
1st extl s f 7s 1945
F&A
Gen & ref 6Hs 1951
M&N
6% notes 1947
J&J
Sayre & Fisher Brick 6s 1947
Schulco Oo 6Hs 1946
102
Tenn Prod 1st s f 6 Ms
73M
12*
/
/
/
/
f
■
85
34
31M
33 M
17
50
35
32
'
52
Trumbull Cliffs Furnace—
*48
65""
55
/
Scovill Mfg Co 5
Bcripps IB W) deb
48
105M
/
100
96
103 M
103 H
53
Bhreveport-El Dorado—
>/ ....
*/ 57 M
98M
71
93
102M
97
44
94*
103
102*
103 M
102
104
100 M
101*
97
75
112*
92*
92*
S
i*
95
W*
98
/
/
J
United Securities Ltd 5Ms 19
1937—M&N
33
32*
77*
99*
oungat
>/
>/
»/
>/
/
1949
Products—
Southland Ice 6s Jan 1
/
71M
103 *4
65*
33*
34*
33*
: 98
50
41
35
100
18
100
i'4
25
98
68*
Hartford Stk Exch
6H% aerial notea 1939..
6M % aerial notea 1940..
3-year 6% notes 1936-
Montreal Stock Ex.
100*
Vanadium Corp.
104*
98
102
44
63
91M
77
ioo *
99*
92
500
15
14
16
101
5,500
3,200
250
250
2.300
2,100
125
2,485
1,000
60,000
1,200
63
50
69
71
94
17.000
3.250
113
29,000
Ex.
Seattle Stock Exch I
Seattle Curb & M_ /
Toronto Stock Exch
Washington Stk Ex
(Wheeling Stock Ex
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
San Fran Curb
84*
82*
6,000
4,500
5.000
1,000
1,900
1,500
1,000
San Fran Stk Ex-
99
'500
1450
1,125
3.350
3.500
Phlla Stock Exch—
17'"
"500
750
1,200
New Orl Stock Ex.
21*
11,100
2,400
70
New Orl Cotton Ex
of Amer.—
►
99 M
10 M
200
Plttsb Stock Exch. alls
42
St Louis Exchange.
48
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
89
101
64
91
103*
Minn-St P Stk Ex.
101
/
/
83
193
523
18
v80
Minn Oh of Comm.
100
M&*
217
Los Ang
87
Certificates of deposit—..
ofTr)
Stock Exch
MIlw Grain A Stk.
Kan City (Bd
99*
100*
/ 20
Utah Idaho Sugar 6s.
98*
6,000
68
65
20
70*
99*
Valvoline Oil 7s 1937
11,100
3,500
30,000
550
76
139
15
134
Esch-Dudelange a f 7s '51-4
97M
---—A&O
450
U S & British Internat Ltd—
104 M
1103 M
^
No. hunt Salt
78*
101*
Valley Mound & Iron Corp—
Spruce Falls Power & Pap, Ltd-
85
SEATS.
EXCHANGE
United Steel Wks of Burbacb
78
5
15*
70
100 *
37
34
33*
33*
33*
103
41M
33 M
69 M
B
344
104*
104*
t ioo*
12*
Sheet & Tube—
1978 ser A—J&J
1st m 5s 1970 ser
(GermanyV
99
42
M&S
Inc 6s 1944—
1st m s f 6s
102*
11M
Smith—
1952—.--M&N
7ood (Alan) Ir & St 6s 1944.A&0
Woodward Iron 5s 1952— J&J
1st lien 6% notes 1937
F&A
ork Ice Mach 6s '47——A&O
Debenture 6s 1943—.—.J&D
15*
107""
/
40
/
Sou New Eng Ice 6 *s 1942
United ice Co-
10
15*
v/u—
5 Ms
1943
Either bee Sherman
99
96
106*
r
bouthern
Dairy
119
-
oo
fitherow Steel 6s
111
99
102 M
1935...—-M&S
A.) & Oo 5M» ?9.
rinslow Bros &
69""
118M
57
99 M
72 M
109
97 M
97 M
83 M
30—J&J
1st M 20-yr 4s ser A 1955—J&J
(ilson-Martin 2d 5s 1940—J&D
103*
»_i;y;
64*
68 M
-M&
United Grain Growers Ltd—
U nitedbteamsmp Us
United Stpei Works
101M
.
< usuu
fU
99
50
61
103 M
•
97*
Deb 6Msl941-
s m
uycuwi
Sec conv 7*s
102
100
104
104*
ILA W
/
deposit
7Ickwlre Spencer Steel Co-*Pr lien & coll 7s Jan 1935-M&N
Certificates of deposit..-—
U 8 Rubber—
Socony-Vacuum Oil—
Deb 3*s 1950
Southern Advance Bag & Paper-
Bouthwest
f
Certificates of
104*
103 M
100*
42M
7s 1940
38*
20
103
45
F&A
-
20
Without warrants
----Deb s f 0s 1940---—-.M&N
rhlffol
r\K T\
\aann T.t.d 58 1937-
103*
100
-
99
'
17
102
1942 8er A
34*
'
103*
unlon Oil Oo of California—
/ 235
/ 40
Signal Oil & Gas—
4
.
k
Uolted Drngfis 1 963
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Oo—
J&J
1st s f 6s 1947—
1944
Refrigerator Lines—
Eq trust 6s ser A Aug 15 '36- 43
1 Western Steel Prod 6s A '48-M&N
1st s f 6s series B 1948
M&N
Western Tab & Stat 6s 1941-A&0
7heeling rtteei Corp—
1st & ref s f 5 Ms 1948 ser A. J&J
1st &ref sf 4MS *53 ser B_A&£
77*
•
Trumbull Steel a f fls 1940. M&N
16-yr deb 7a 1935 ex-warr M&N
81 May 1
49
F&A /
82
1943--M
23M
102*
f
F&A
Shawinigan Cotton 6s 1949—
fihell Onion Oil Corp—
Deb s f 5s 1947
1
Bhell Pipe Line Corp—
6 Ms
106*
I
0
k 106
Sharon Steel Hoc#—
1st 1 f 5Hi 1948 ser A
deb
Is *50-M&N
—Union—
Conv deb 6a
80
''
,
20
7ieboldt (W
6s 2d stamped 1944.
20
101M
'
100
50
103
1W43 F&A
Conv
82
,
23*
Troy Laundry Mach 6 Ms *4
Truax-Traer Coal Oo—
185
J&J
1QA0
*
102*
Tonawanda Pap 1st 5 Ms '41
Tri-Cont Corp—See
Inv 1
19"
50
;
57
53M
50
Stamped
30
/
v^u—
100
92
85""
75
rump
Western
104*
102*
13
103*
k
90 M
f
212
*
rayno
Income
.J'r
'36—J&J /
•
stk) Dec 1 '54.._
deb 5s (x-stk) Dec 1 54
83
Inc deb 5s (w
24
2M
118*
75
/'
35
65
76M
'
35M
M&S
1
78
1951—J&J
^
1941..—.M&S
\
104*
35#
105
103 M
80
1
.
_
\JU—
f deb 6s
I
24
23
/
21
9
I
19
J&D f
98 M
*/ 11M
diuh
g
w
Tenn Coper & Chemical—
Conv deb 6s 1944 ser B.__M&P
70
105 *
82 M
,.M&8
5M% notes 1937
66
Swift & Co-
103M
Conv
1
Tenn Coal I & RR 5s
fit
rttuvu
102*
76
34 M
70
66
I
74
95
78*
/55M
IIII
65
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
32
79
A gHU^1 <8***
Vf"
1939
deb 6s
Conv
1
92
iOV
VVI
f
55
113
>
—-
50
1st M serial 6s
105
5s '39-F&A
"4 U '«
receipts
----Deh 6*'s35 serA with war A&O
Deposit receipts
— 6Ms ex-warr 1935
A&O
1932-1942.M&? /
I jperlor Steel Corp 6a 1938.
Sugar Pine Lumber Co—
8 f deb 5s 1938
Ui "
91
■■■;Vj
9*
Deposit
3
28
9M
fk
-
V
/
Taylor-Warton Iron & Steel—
Coll inc 7 Ms July 1 1958
.
jmple Anth Coal 6 Ms "44.M&J
Ruhr Housing 6M»
B». Clair Furnace 1st
6
31
7s 1942-J&D f
&
99
■
76M ■Vj
76M ,v./
J&J
A&O /
Stuts Motor Car 7Hs 1937-
62
32
Leather 6s....1940
1948
AAO /
1958
J&J *
(F)
Conv deb 6s 1945
'
102 *
J&J
f 5 Ms 1938
s
■
/
of deposit—----- /
11—
Ruhr Chemical 6s
55
Corp 6a 1942-.-J&D
60
102M
Rolland Pap 1st 5*s A '48-J&D
f
5
Rolls Royce 7s Sept 1 1937
28
Roman Catholic Crimen ttMa 1946 /
27 M
Rom Oath Church Welfare 7n 1946 /
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of
Toronto 1st 4s 1945
A&O
100M
Rosemary Mfg sec 7 *s 1937 M&S
A AO
48
87
uo«u~xxttirixi5 iajjli—
erttentes Sugar 1st
I
fk 42
4% Stamped-.
........
£
Stra
vrbridge A Clothier—
101M
1st s f 5s 1948
M&S
Struthers Wells Titusvllle—
79
6H> 1943
M&N
Certificates
u
36
80
fk 55
68
*0—M&> v; 88
Royal Dutch Oo—
Deb 4s 1945 with warr
94
fk 56
fk 42
106
au
Certificates of deposit
111
78
■'«;
...........
55
103
43
Rorky Mtn Fuel fin
30 h
V
25
26
98-.
Stinnes (Hugo; industries—
Deb 7s *46 (without war.)A&0
Studebaker
■
14*
90
78
—F&A
A 1943
4% Stamped
52 H
'36-F&A
Roberts & Oake i Chi) 6s '44-M&N
Rochester Button Co 6*s'4l A&O
Kocn A
9
34
Rlordon Pulp & Paper Ltd—
1st 6* June 30 1942--.
J&D3«
River Raisin Pap 1st 6s
Deb 5 Ms
g
Stinnes
^Hugo) Corp— i*eo 7s '36 (without war).A&O
47
66 Pas
7a
13
87
74
g
Stillwater
Worsted Mills—
35~~
\
Coll
S
Steel
Oo of Can 6s 1940
88
MAN */ 30M
Richra'd Cedar Wks 6*s '45 J&J f
Richmond Hos Mills 7s '38.F&A
Richmond «Va) Ice 6*s '42-A&O
....J&J
stern Brothers 6s a f 1947
J&D
g
Stevens
& Thompson Pap 6s 1942
107
m
Ctfs of deposit..
4*s'51 J&D15
Stand Textile Prod 6*a '42 M&8
8
/
Assented......
....
S
Stanley Orandall 6s 1946
F&A
s
8tanly-Rowl-Clark 6s 1946—F&A
c
Starrett
Invest sec 5s 1950 -A&O /
109 M Steel
Oar eq tr 4*s Sept 1 '36-*38£
71
Deb 6 Ms 1937 with war
Hand Oil N Y deb
104 M
101*
**101
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask
Bid.
Bonda.
Ask.
Bid;
Bonds.
300
200
40
550
300
13
§1,000
6,000
6",666
464
J|
•:^.>il
1
,
'
■
i-;
.'ii '■
'
f''
-
V
"
s?
Canadian price, s Sale price
dividend memberships, leaving 379
Membership of Ft. Worth Grain & Cotton
» Negotiability impaired by
a 114 memberships outstanding.
6 Basis. /This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale.' nNominal,
r
u There are 470 memberships of which Exchange holds 44 as treasury memberships and 47 are held by individuals as
memberships outstanding.
| Prices of Wheeling Stock Exchange memberships are fixed.
8 Book value.
Exchange is limited to 90. Exchange buys certificates in order at $450 when funds are available, y 80 seats, 70 members.
maturity,
t Called Dec. 1 at 103.
t Called Dec. 1 at 100M.
»
;
Quotations for all securities
Stocks.
Par.
Bid.
are as near as
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Per
Per share.
13
Eagle & Phenix.100
Eagle Yarn
Easley Cotton Mills
7% preferred
Efird Manufacturing
EnterpriseMfg (Ga) l
Entwistle Mfg pref.
57
Erwin Cotton com..
TEXTILE
STOCKS.
Northern Mills.
Algonquin Print
I
American Mfg..100
Preferred
100
Ameskeag Mfg
Arlington M (Mass) 4
Assoc Textile Cos.-t
6% preferred
„t
Barnard Mfg (FR)_(
Beacon Mfg (NB) J
Preferred
100
Berkshire
Pine
Spinning Oe.„(t)
7% cum pref. .100
Sigel-Sanf Oarp't
1
Preferred
.100
Booth Mfg (N B)—I
Preferred
100
Border O Mfg (FB) i
Boss Mfg com
100
Bourne Mills (FB) A
Charlton Mills. .100
118
11
52
IK
.
6% preferred
2%
31
Flint Mfg Co
100
83
104
30
30
76
36
40
Altar Cons Mines
30
37
Amer
20
7X
Mills...
Hanes (F H)
Knit-5
7% preferred
Harcsvttle Cot Mills.
12X
58
60
7% preferred
Imperial Yarn
14
15X
Industrial Cotton
_
Ml V. Wood Mills
69
King (J P) Mfg (Ga) I
Laurens O M (8 C) I
Limestone Cot Mills
60
20
39
15
Linford Mills
Preferred B
2X
35
20 K
20%
Lydia
100
...
.100
-.100
Narragansett Mills
(F R) com
100
NashawenaM
f
3
50
Cotton
52
Marlboro Mills
Mills Mills pref
2
Nashua M (N H) 100
4
9H
Musgrove
30
7%
;f
46/
16
70
16
72
Pepper ell Mfg (Me) 4
Pierce Mfg (N B)_.i
Pilgrim Mills
24^
Plymouth Cordage..
98
fc*»wtireii A Alex
20 X
,t
National
Weaving..
Prior preferred
Part
preferred
Nat Yarn Mills
50
Newberry C M (BOJ
Norrta Cot Mills
27 K
10J
Oakland Mills pref..
Orr Cotton Mills 100
7% preferred
28
Ranlo
Mfg
20
Bouie Mill (N B).100
Taber Mills (N B)_.4
18"
21"
Wamsutta M (N B) 4
~5X
6%
3
Roanoke
50
Chief Oonsol Min..I
Chile Cooper.... 25
Cons Min A Smelt 25
Copper Range
t
Cresson Consolidated
Gold Min A M__l
Mills.
Como Mines
Oonsol
68
l65"
Eagle Plch Lead..20
20
Evans Wall Lead (t)
Federal M A Mm 100
58
Abbeville CM (SO) 10
2
99
7%
Goldfield
56
■'
~
—•
102
% s
12
26
32
7% preferred
AndersonC M (SO).l
96
100
28
36
11
Southern Worsteu pf
12
25
16
Spartan Mills (SO)./
Sterling Spinning
Stowe Spinning
Arcade Cotton Mills
Arkwright Mills...
Avondale Mills. ...5
Beaumont Mfg
90
7% preferred.'..
Belton Mills (S O) 25
97
4
41
Preferred..
Bibb Mfg
100
62
Brandon Corp A....
Class B
14
30
lOl"
•
19
6
95
100
Calhoun Mills......
30
40
Cannon Mills
39 K
39^
Chlquola Mfg
6% preferred
Clifton Mfg (S Q100
Climax Spinning..50
Ooluinhus Mfg (G»;
Converse (D E)_100
Cowpens Mills
Crescent Spinning..
...
Horn Sliver Mines
Howe Sound Co
Bay
A Smelting
Dallas Mfg i Ala).jlOO
Darl'g'n Mfg (8 C)_4
Preferred....
Dixon Mills
Drayton Mills...100
Dunneau Mills
.
.
100
urham
^7%
preferred
Hosiery
6% preferred.....
95
90
100
100
90
37
70
63
68
10
34
13
mmm
38
mmmmrn
>
a
Purchaser also pays
42
40
14
70
16
31
35
110
50
56
20"
31
50
60
45
_
3
.
Cot
.
7X
68*
90
46 X
A
5
W*
50
10H
13 X
370
30c
64"
10 K
13 X
53 X
18 X
6K
11X
26 X
M
i
2X
X
46 X
Louisiana L'd A Ex I
9X
34 X
45c
Magma Copper OelO
Mayflower Old Col 26
tfclntyre PorcuplneC
Miami
Hopper
Preferred
5
k
Canada
Mother Load Coali'n
Mines
(f)
New Jersey Zinc._25
New River Os
lot)
:;'l
K
69M
5
Roaarlo..
Montreal
17
accrued
tlbany Tr (Bost)100
a
3d of Tr Bid Tr (O)./
a
BesGr'd R'T Tr (O)J
Bos RET (Bos).100
Bos 8tor W h'se (B)./
aa
21
22
.
Old Dominion Oe.26
Pacific Tin
(t)
Mines
Mines A
—
1
.100
Cottons
Preferred
50
a
59
a
....
a
..
10
210
Oity RET (O)—500
Congress St Associ¬
ates (Boston)
1
Factory Bldg Tr (B)l
Fifty Associates (B)_
a
.—
150
a
—
a
3
Hotel Tr (Boston)..1
a
ftmball Bldg Tr(B)l
a
44
60
2
60 X
2X
Home Title Ins (NY)
2
1
40X
20c"
IK
41X
20
Lawyers Title A
Guaranty
100
Lawyers Westchester
Mtge. A Title. 100
Maryland Oas Co.,1
Lawyers' M (Jo
Mtge Bond A
45
47
112
115
20
dividend
/Flat
4
X
X
2 V,
1
Tx
2
Title
(t)
com
X
Amsterdam
Casualty (Bait)
5
New York Title A
Mortgage Corn. 10
Title
13 X
9X
Trust
A
Guar
9K
20
of New York
9K
10X
USFidelAGu(Md). 2
9}
103
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
Abbott Lab'torles(t)
Abbotts'
125
Dairy__(t)
;-j
7% preferred..100
APap.t
6% pref
10(i
7% pref
100
Abraham AStraus(t)
7% preferred-.100
Acetol Prod A—(t)
Acme Steel
Acme Wire
v t
55
1
iH
48
(t>
(ti
10
70
M*
109
7 % pf w w
100
Iddressograph Multigraph Corp.. 10
17
'
~8K
96 X
34
115
17X
16
Co pref. 100
Class A....
50
Aeolian
Aero
U4K
8
69
37
8X
94%
5% preferred. .100
5X
8
50
113X
25
c—20
Adams Express..
127
20
Abercrombie A Fitch
17 X
12
9
X
1
Supply Mfg—
Class A
(t)
Class B
(f)
7X
IK
Aetna Brewery....)
Affiliated Prod—
10c
6%
Agfa Ansco
(f)
Agnew-Surpass—
5X
3%
■■■■■,
13X
136
10
6
Advance-Rume»v (t)
I5c"
X
X
133
(t)
com..
(t)
100
Alnsworth Mfg
8X
r
r-.:
.10
Li
42 X
7X
2
20c
7X
6X
9K
100
45
21
_
.100
23
10
Bond A M Guar..20
Shoe
80
,
-
....
Chicago T A Tr.100
UJmpire TitleAGulOO
Preferred
100
.
10
605"
a
TITLE GUARANT
SAFE DEPOSIT 8T
Adams Millia
68
Penmana.Ltd com(t)
^referred
12
a
96
07 X
140
18
Wharf Co../
38X
100
IX
Gent Bldg Tr (B)../
Ohic R ETrus's 1000
Boston
85
....
.
71K
10
Preferred
.—100
N Y A Honduras
jjiucerprise com (t)
Ltd.(t)
6%
IX
AbitibiPow
34 }
Mining Corp of
O »nsol
Oomin Text.
•Preferred
(t)
53c
1.06
Preferred
40c
Kildun Mining
1
Kirkland Lake Gold 1
Like Sh Mines Ltd 1
Lava Cap Gold Min.
Patino
□an Cottons.Ltd. 100
IX
REAL ESTATE TR
& LAND 8TOCK8
398
17%
Preferred
1
isle Royale Cop..26
Kennecott Copper, t
Kerr Lake
5
Canadian Hills
□an Convert. Ltd../
-103"
Mines
Park-Utah—
4
16
50
10
1.00
1
1
Yukon Gold......5
3X
Nipissing M«ne»6
Noranda
Mines_(t)
North Butte
10
>7% preferred-.100
64
53
island Creek Ooai.l
Newmont Mlning.10
Mills
Walker Mining
Wend en Copper
New
(t)
6
69
13
Min
55
121
Wabasso Cotton, (t)
t Without par value.
35
107
1941
17
96
12
18
25
112
35
66
Wallace Mfg Oo_.
Ware Shoalc Mfg 100
Woodaide
38
40
1
101
7
103
45
60
—
3
98
Victory Yarn Mills—
Preferred
West Point Mfg.100
Wiscassett Mills
57
13
84
71
52c
IX
IX
inspiration Cons
Cooper.2n
(nternatl Mining.. 1
10
_
Wellington Mills, (t)
68
11
14
i
9
66
65
10<>
Greene-Cananea.100
FFeoli* Mining
25c
Hollinger Mines
5
Homestake Min, 100
Union-Buffalo Mills
1st M 6s Jan
4X
1
Power,.
101
80
104"
Preferred
6X
59
China Grove Cot
Southern Weaving..
1st 7% pref...l00
2d 5% pref
100
Vlctor-Monag Go
7% pref
100
74
8% preferred
...
46
70
Chad wick-Hoskins
Co
10
Preferred.
Common......10
7% preferred
Burlington Mills....
(f)
com.-.(f)
8
65
•
3
Process
190
Consul
Mines
Southern Fraoklln—
American Yarn&Proc
\X
Warrants
Preferred
ok*
60
24 K
preferred. 100
dudson
7
Bleachery
& Print Wks com.
5
49
7% preferred
59 K
Golden Cycle CorplO
16"
30
45
2i
..6
7tah Copper Co.. 10
1
(Jtah Metal A Tun
IX
Granby Cons MSA
100
65
11
98
2K
X
Mexican a. ,50c
Dome Mines Ltd.(t)
Southern
Acme Spinning
48
2X
IX
Cusi
67
95
Rowan Cotton Mills
47
5
35
95
94
32X
....1
Copper
38
64
9
100
+
.
80
Mills—
Sibley Mfg (Ga).100
Smyre (A M) Mfg—
7% preferred
Pasco
58
43
31X
_
25
7 X % 1st pref
Rosemary 7 X % pref
Saxon Mills
Central Am Mines.
50
34
25
«% preferred.—
32c
5
15
70
30
Common
23
25c
X
5X
Cerro de
Riverside A Dan Rlv
100
IK
JK
t
8
15
...
7% preferred
IK
"'ji
1
Co
4
90
It ah-Apex
■
Ventures Ltd—.(t)
18c
Carnegie Metals
100
35
¥
H
Calumet A HeoU 25
20
21
51
40
100
45
Zinc-Leu a
95
62
108
7
6%
„.
100
78
Piedmont Mfg (SO)/
Poe. F W. Mfg (SO)/
IK
5X
.10
Bwana M'Kubwa—
hud
92
Perfection Spinning.
Pickens Cot Mills. ^
.
Cop A Z Co. 6
Callahan
45
24
& Sullivan MAO 10
Butte
Butte A
40
7 % preferred- .100
115
5X
Mining.. 1
(Jnlted Verde ExtfiQc
Bunker Hill
35
Pacolet Mfg i^O)..l
Common
ing, Ltd
30
68
Tonopah
Dredg¬
Copper Min Co..
19
3%
Black Hawk Mines.
Gold
J
1
Wright Hargreaves
5
common
Oalif Copper Co..10
65
21%
2X
1st preferred.....
2d preferred..
Sagamore Mfg
Mills
Sunshine Mining. 10c
Teck-Hughes G M-l
TIntic Standard
Bagdad Copper
26
15
62
15
100
Quissett Mills (NB) t
Rich Bordea Mfg
Co (F Ri
100
Saco Lowell Shops
I
Mollohon Mfg pref__i
Monarch OM(80)l
3
8K
28X
Preferred
100
Nslld Mills (N B)_.J
Nonqultt M(NB)t
Pacific Mills
f
100
20
2.5
Silver-Lead .1
10c
13c
47
73
15
44
2c
3%
1IV
5
1
14
12c
1
25
Ar
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