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Course of the Stock Market
Hides and Leather..
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9
Commercial
Iron and Steel Trade
8
16
Dividend Declarations
—13
Money Market
New
16
Security Issues
.13
Federal Reserve Bank—Brokers' Loans. 17
Petroleum and Its Products
Foreign Affairs
Rubber
9
Textiles
8
6
Foreign Exchange..
17
Grain—Coffee—Sugar
-10
indeIx
United States
to stock exchange
..11
Treasury Financing
quotations
Pag*
Baltimore Stock Exchange..
-.66
Boston Stock Exchange
64
Chicago Stock Exchange—.
60
Cleveland Stock Exchange..
Page
New York Curb
Exchange
New York Produce
68
44
Exchange
..70
74
Exchange
Exchange—Stocks
34
..63
San Francisco Stock
Exchange
quotations
Page
Municipal Bonds—
108
Domestic
Canadian
119
Canadian
Federal
* —
Trust
Utility Bonds..
82
Public
Utility Stocks
87
..100
90
—94
Insurance Stocks and
Investment
Public
99
Industrial Bonds
Industrial Stocks
Scrip
93-120
Securities
81
Joint Stock Land Bank—
Securities
Railroad Bonds..
Mill Stocks—see Textile Stocks—
Real
93
William
DANA
Estate Bonds
...98
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
94
Textile Stocks
93
Guarantee and
Safe
Deposit
Stocks
..94
United States Territorial Bonds
TSTovember
B.
80
...
United States Government Securities. .99
Mining Stocks
WILLIAM
76
Railroad Stocks
Title
..119
—
99
101
92
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Land Bank Bonds
Foreign Government Bonds—
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72
Domestic
Exchange Seats
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76
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Companies—
21
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..
index to general
Banks and Trust
58
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New York Stock
Los Angeles Stock
New York Stock
Philadelphia Stock Exchange..
Detroit Stock Exchange
13
9,
COMPANY,
Street, Corner
of
99
1934k
PUBLISHERS
Spruce Street, New York.
ill
Jtafce grpnsii and ^xnsl Co.
-OF BALTIMORESurplus and Profits $4,067,337
TN the
nearly sixty
business,
company
years
that it has been in
this Company—the oldest trust
in Maryland—has, as Executor, Ad¬
ministrator and Trustee,
faithfully and
success¬
administered and settled many estates.
activities are confined solely to the manage¬
fully
Its
ment of estates and
It
has
acquired
property.
a
reputation for stability,
promptness, efficiency, courtesy and fair
ing, and has built up
a
deal¬
competent organization
especially trained for the intelligent and prudent
management and settlement of estates.
.
^
DIRECTORS
JohD J. Nelligan,
Chairman
Edwin G. Baetjer
Joseph B. Kirby, President.
J. Edward Johnston
Howard Bruce
Blanchard Randall
Lyman Delano
Charles E. Rieman
Robert Garrett
Morris
Norman James
Whitridge
1
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RECORD
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REQ.
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S.
PAT.
OFFICE
Copyright in 1934 by WILLIAM B. DANA COMPANY, in office of Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.
■
Entered
Second Class Matter, March 9 1928, at
as
VOL. 7
the Post Office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3 1879.
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Quotation Record
and
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In
Quotation Record is $10.00
Single copies are sold
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in rates between
and is now,
it his conviction
WILLIAM
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B.
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in force."
Spruce Street, New York.
of
AND
rate for the
tion
occurred
ashore at
few
a
minutes
Marseilles, coming
The tragedy caused great
quarters
there
after
011
the
The assassina¬
King had
stepped
official visit to France.
an
anxiety and tenseness, and in many
fears
were
Minister.
of
complications,
grave
which,
The outstanding happenings at home
Va.,
general
Bankers
Washington,
Oct.
011
American
the
President dedicated
24.
the
In
Oct. 10, and at
011
address
the
veterans'
new
the addresses
were
of President Roosevelt at Roanoke,
of
Association
Roanoke
at
a
in
the
hospital and pledged
that, in spending funds, "to eliminate the
causes of
depres¬
sion,"'his-Administration would have "due regard for the
credit of the Government of the United States."
This state¬
ment was regarded as a definite reassurance to business that
the Administration would pursue a sound financial course.
The address in
oke,
Washington,
Oct. 24, like the
011
That
1.
the
activities
of
They
rehabilitation work.
still lies
were:
Government
agencies
emergency
in
now
the
of the slack
up
3.
of
values,
adhered
4.
as
and
to
That
that
as
the
our
as
possible at
objective
national
of
of
hard
labor
appreciation by other nations
point
a
greater
of
steadiness
steadiness
of
prices and
been
had
constantly
of
on
mind
the theory that wealth should
and
hand,
the spirit
was
of
come
as
American
institutions, its real fulfilment coming in the general recognition of each
factor of the
^community.
Incidentally, in
dent
address which prefaced that of Presi¬
Roosevelt, Jackson E. Reynolds, President of the First
National Bank of New York, urged that "an attitude of
tagonism" be abandoned for
President
one
an¬
Prepares to Restore 5% Federal Pay
Cut
by Next July—Believes Anticipated Rise in Commodity Price
Will Justify Action
is
including
cut
of
a
5%.
on
year
The President indicated
Oct. 31
that in
pre¬
his
belief
that
pay
this
by the rise in commodity prices which
he expects to occur before next July,
although he doubts that
the increase in the price level will be sufficient to
require a
restoration of the pay reduction by Jan. 1.
The President
expressed his intentions at
a press
conference, at which he
declined to discuss other particulars of the
templated
tax
cussion
being
a
budget
or
of
con¬
legislation.
Roosevelt
Fix Interest
Directs
Rate
on
Federal
Home
Housing Administration to
Mortgage Loans at 5%—Rate for
Refinancing Fixed at S}/2%
On Nov. 1 President Roosevelt directed the Federal
Hous¬
ing Administration to fix the interest rate
hous¬
a new
said
at
a
confer¬
press
on
living
by
giving
under-privileged
It
decently.
reported that the President
was
persons
inclination to include in
an
one
a
dis¬
large number of various projects which affect wellrelated to 'housing, thus linking this policy to the
as
broad plan for social insurance now being studied by two com¬
mittees,
of which
one
the other by
appointed by the President and
was
Secretary of Commerce Roper.
President Roosevelt inMessage to United States
Building and Loan
League Expresses Hope That Associations
Relieve
President
Government
of
Roosevelt, in
Emergency
a
Will Soon Be Able
Task
to
message
the 42nd
Annual
Convention of the United States Building and Loan League
at New Orleans on Oct. 24, expressed the
hope that building
and
loan
associations
would
be
soon
able
relieve
to
Federal Government of the task forced upon it
In
emergency.
a
the
during the
letter addressed to Philip Lieber, President
League, the Chief Executive said that the task properly
belongs to private enterprise and initiative now that the
crisis is being met.
In his message President Roosevelt said,
part:
It
is
my
sincere hope that such institutions
presently be in
investors
forced to
and
position to
a
home
will
resume
owners
relieve
assume
during the
as
your
members
own
may
their normal functions in behalf of thrifty
alike.
the
To
Federal
that
extent,
Government
the building and loan
of
a
task
which
it
was
but which properly belongs in the
emergency,
hands of private enterprise and
initiative,
now
that the crisis is being met.
President Roosevelt Consolidates Executive Council with National
over
Council—Donald
R.
Richberg
Cabinet Members—Governor
Receives
of Federal
Broad
Reserve
Board and Chairman of SEC Added to Organization
President Roosevelt made public on Oct. 31 an Executive
Emergency Council into
mortgage loans
a new
body which
includes%very
Cabinet member and head of the major permanent and relief
agencies.
Donald R. Richberg is named
organization, which is directed
The
capacity."
Industrial
same
to
as
serve
head of the
"in
an
new
advisory
Executive Order provides that the
Emergency Committee of the National Recovery
Administration be made
Emergency Council.
a
sub-committee of the National
This Order
was
interpreted
as
widening
the authority exercised by Mr. Richberg, who will continue
to receive
members.
President
plans to
appropria¬
Order consolidating the Executive Council and the National
beginning July 1 1935 he
provision for the restoration of the Federal
action will be justified
participate in
The President
for the first time showed
Powers
Level
President Roosevelt announced
of
chance to live
Emergency
of co-operation.
Roosevelt
paring the budget for the fiscal
he
housing will undoubtedly be included in tlie public
standards
associations
an
that
emergency
stating that it not only reduced unemployment but also raised
in
policy.
profit system, based
a
reward
quickly
Oct. 17
on
Congress for
of the
business activity will steadily reduce that burden.
That he had1 been glad to note growing
arriving
the
necessity for large expenditures for relief of unemployment
before the Government, all should proceed in the expectation that
the revival of
that
ence
In the latter the Presi¬
by privately-owned agencies.
That while
The
Housing Program at Next Congress
tions to enable the Government to
at Roan¬
one
banking field should be curtailed in proportion to the taking
2.
part of the country."
every
ing program, which would include both slum-clearance and
dent made four points which were received with much satis¬
faction by the bankers.
the next session of
to
also reassuring to business.
was
people is worthy
our
works program, and he stressed the importance of this work,
however, 'have since subsided.
session
apply to
President Roosevelt revealed
ask
of
refinancing of mortgages is fixed at 5%%.
President Roosevelt to Press
the assassination of King Alexander of Yugoslavia
and Louis Barthou, French Foreign
The President, in his reply, declares
best efforts," and be adds, "it is time to make these
our
EVENTS
The most stirring event throughout the world during Octo
was
long period of time, has been,
a
"that every practical attempt at lowering
lower interest rates
OCTOBER—COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL
intention to follow the
was my
the cost of homes to the great mass
COMPANY, Publishers,
corner
States, it
practice which, for
common
$1.00 per copy.
ber
letter to President Roosevelt, under
a
31, Mr. Moffett stated that "because of the high
LONDON OFFICE—Edwards & Smith, 1 Drapers' Gardens, E.C.
OF
will insure mortgages for
the Administration
CHICAGO OFFICE—208 South La Salle Street.
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made known by Housing Administrator
interest rate existing in some areas as well as the variation
The subscription price to the Bank and
year.
at
was
construction.
new
(except Argentina), Spain, Mexico and Cuba, and
$20 in other foreign countries.
a
homes at 5%, this to apply to the entire
new
This
James A. Moffett, with the issuance of rules and regulations
under
monthly.
$15 per annum within the United States
are
building
country.
NO. 11
1934
an
annual salary of $15,000, the same as Cabinet
It
broadens
National Emergency
the
duties
and
functions
of
the
Council, and adds to its membership
the Governor of the Federal Reserve Board and Joseph P.
Kennedy, Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Com¬
mission.
KEVIEW
MONTHLY
2
Roosevelt Hopes Industry Can
President
Enforce, Its Own NRA
Provisions
anxious to have industry to police
President Roosevelt is
although partial payments are
preferable to extensions of loans, "forced liquidation is not
in the interest of recovery, and we wish to be as helpful as
Agencies, Mr. Jones said that
r
against those who would vio¬
itself and enforce regulations
practice provisions, it was said at the
Oct. 15, after a series of conferences between
late codes and fair
White House on
Recovery Board.
formulating plans
under which industry itself would enforce Blue Eagle regu¬
lations, although no definite program has as yet been drawn
up.
It was informally stated on behalf of the President, on
Oct. 13, that code enforcement under the reorganized NRA
would be left in the hands of the Department of Justice and
the Federal Trade Commission, although the work would be
expedited through greater co-ordination between the two
and officials of the National
the President
It
added that he and his advisers are
was
possible to our borrowers in
suffer by
preferred stock would be lowered, effective from Jan. 1
April 1 1939. Rates will be reduced to 3%% from
Jan. 1 1935 to April 1 1939, and after the latter date they
will be fixed at 4% until the obligations have been retired.
Jesse H. Jones, Chairman of the RFC, who made the an¬
nouncement, said that the retirement provisions as now con¬
stituted will be changed to include the amount of the reduc¬
tions.
He said that the action was taken "to further encour¬
of
1935 to
four Executive Or¬
representative
plants throughout the country, and to prepare recommenda¬
tions for a permanent plan of work assignments in those in¬
the
This action represented the
in aid of
capital increase program under
the basis for the
Representatives of
the workers had complained that some manufacturers were
using the "stretch-out" system in assigning work. The Presi¬
dent ordered the work assignment boards to report before
Jan. 1 1935 on proposed methods of regulation.
A permanent control system, based on the report of these
three boards, is scheduled to go into effect Feb. 1.
In the
meanwhile each board was directed by the President to
settlement of the national textile strike.
loads and to investigate any increases
"freeze" existing work
been made since July 1 1933.
that may have
requiring "excessive effort" may be reduced
repair and
the preferred stock plan.
Comptroller of Currency Issues Ruling Permitting National Banks
to Make Loans to Industry ii\* Excess of Previous Limit of
Any assignment
by the boards.
10% of Capital and Surplus
Comptroller of the Currency, on
ruling that National banks making
loans to industry may exceed the limitations imposed by
earlier regulations, to the extent that the banks have ob¬
tained participation commitments from the Federal Reserve
Banks or from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation,
under the Industrial Loan Act of June 19 1934.
The pre¬
vious limitation on such loans was 10% of capital and sur¬
J.
F.
Robert Fechner, Indicates
CCC
Will Be Continued
Corps will be continued indefi¬
The Civilian Conservation
nitely, it was indicated on Oct. 7 by President Roosevelt, in
acknowledging a report from Robert Fechner, Director of
the CCC.
The President wrote that he had been "greatly in¬
encouraged" by the reports of Mr.
and
terested
visits to CCC camps
kind
This
work must
of
work of the young men
fits to the
met
in many parts of the country.
is
go
so
themselves
men
feels that the
thoroughly justified and, in addition, the bene¬
so clear that the actual annual cost will be
are
much opposition
without
I believe that the nation
on.
Fechner's
He added:
much complaint.
or
said that the CCC had proved
in fighting extensive forest fires during the
drought of last summer.
He said the morale of the 300,000
Mr. Fechner, in his report,
of great value
members of the CCC was of the highest.
President
Roosevelt
Lowers
Week
Work
plus.
a
that weekly wages
rates be increased
an
be retained at their present level and piece
by 10%.
The change will affect approxi¬
mately 200,000 workers in 4,000 plants in 42 States.
The
action was taken in accordance with recommendations of a
investigate con¬
ditions in the industry.
In consideration of the President's
postponement of an earlier order reducing the work week to
36 hours, the industry had hgreed to abide by his final
which
had
been
appointed
to
decision.
making public the
order at his press conference, on
12, the President indicated that he attaches
much im¬
portance to it, but he declined to state whether the shorter
work-week will also be made effective in other industries.
Monthly Report Issued by Treasury Department Showing Finan¬
cial Position as of Aug. 31 1934 of Government Agencies
Financed
Wholly
or
Jr. made
Oct. 24, a combined statement of assets and lia¬
bilities of governmental corporations and credit agencies of
the United States as of Aug. 31 1934.
The Treasury has
on
previously issued similar reports, June 30 1934 and
July 31
1934.
Morgenthau an¬
wholly from
Government funds a proprietary interest of the United States
as of Aug. 31 1034 of $3,134,841,290, which is an increase of
$1,727,863 over the proprietary interest shown as of July 31
The
report
issued
Oct.
04,
Secretary
nounced, shows in the case of agencies financed
1934.
In the case of these
cies the proprietary
over
wholly-owned Government agen¬
interest represents the excess of assets
liabilities.
sion for Five
Suffer—Seeks
Loan Repayments—Authorizes
Years from Jan. 31, Provided
to
Exten¬
Security Does Not
Expand Credit
Finance
Corporation, announced on Oct. 15 that greater leniency will
bo exercised with regard to repayments, affecting all bor¬
rowers.
In a letter sent to the managers of the 32 RFC Loan
Jones, Chairman of the Reconstruction
31
com¬
regulations
$280,000,000 and $300,000,000.
obtaining a commitment from
take an entire loan after
Banks also may
20% of the loan.
Under today's ruling only that part of a loan for which a bank is liable
is considered as governed by the 10% limit.
Thus, a bank with $100,000
capital and surplus could lend $50,000 to one borrower, provided it had
obtained a commitment for $40,000 of the amount, even though the com¬
organization and be liable for only
either
mitment was not
exercised.
Such loans, under the
law, may be made for
extended only for working
to
as
five years, but are to be
capital purposes.
by Member Banks in
Report of Condition to Federal
Method to Be Pursued
Including Industrial Loans in
Reserve Bank
industrial
loans should
submitted
to
the
to the manner in
be included in reports
which
of condition
Bank, J. Herbert Case,
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Agent
at the Federal Reserve
Bank of New
York, issued instructions under date of Oct. 8 to member
State banks in the district.
Among other things, Mr. Case
"When your bank makes an industrial advance
.
.
from a Federal Reserve Bank
says,
and obtains a commitment
.
in
regard thereto, the total advance should be included in the
loans and investments of your bank in condition reports sub¬
mitted
to
the
Federal Reserve Bank, but
obtained from the Federal
in the balance sheet
the commitment
Reserve Bank should not be
shown
of your bank."
Treasury Segregates Seigniorage Arising
\
Certificates
Seigniorage resulting from the
from Issuance of Silver
issuance of silver certifi¬
Treasury against nationalized and open market
silver will be listed by the Treasury as a special receipt in
the same manner as increment resulting from devaluation of
cates by the
announcement by Secretary
This statement was
interpreted as indicating that the Government intended to
follow a conservative policy in pursuing its silver program.
The profit from the issuance of silver certificates will be ac¬
counted for in the daily Treasury statement, not under ordi¬
nary receipts of general and special funds, but as a separate
figure under the same classification as trust funds and the
increment on gold.
Seigniorage from silver totaled $3,171,296
the
gold dollar, according to an
as
Morgenthau, on Oct. 18.
of Oct. 16.
Increase of
of
$134,000,000 in Money Circulation Following Inception
New
Silver Policy—Silver Purchases
Administration's
Abroad About 35,000,000
Associataed
Press
Ounces
a
Month
advices from Washington,
Oct. 6, re¬
ported that an increase of $134,000,000 in money in circula¬
tion was revealed on that day by Treasury and Federal Re¬
serve
RFC Extends Leniency on
Jesse H.
the law and the new
on
•of the Treasury
in Part by Government Funds
Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau
public,
Washington advices of Oct.
as follows:
The Reserve banks and RFC also may make loans direct, the total
amounts authorized for lending under
either plan being, respectively,
mented
Because of misunderstanding as
in
facturing industry, effective Dec. 1. The order provides that
the work-week be reduced from 40 hours, as at present, and
Oct.
of the liability.
Associated Press
Weekly
Executive Order, dated Oct. 12,
36-hour work week in the cotton-garment manu¬
President Roosevelt,
In
with
Garment
Cotton
Wage
committee
The Industrial Loan Act provided that t*he RFC
Banks might make loans to busi¬
enterprises through the medium of national banks,
the Government institutions assuming as much as 80%
and the Federal Reserve
Instructions
in
Industry—Order Provides for Continuance of Present
established
O'Connor,
T.
Oct. 31 made public a
ness
President Roosevelt, in Letter to
facilitate completion of the bank
also intended to
final step in carrying
board of inquiry,
to the President constituted
practice," and added that the move was
sistent with sound
recommendations of the Winant
whose report
banks, trust companies and insurance companies to lend
national recovery on as favorable terms as are con¬
age
specialization system in a number of
dustries.
Corporation on Oct. 1 an¬
rates on RFC purchases
nounced that dividend and jnterest
appointing work assignment boards for the cotton, silk
and wool textile industries, directed to study the "stretch¬
out
Finance
Reconstruction
The
ders
or
Credit Expansion
Stimulate
Taken to
Industries—Executive Orders Effect
of Inquiry
out"
after
Purchases
Recommendations of Winant Board
President Roosevelt on Oct. 16 issued
from Jan. 311935.
Interest Rates on Preferred Bank Stock
Jan. 1—New Rate Will Be 3^%—Action
RFC to Cut Dividend and
Work Assignment Boards for Cotton,
Textile
Wool
and
Silk
giving extensions, they should be granted where
desired, for as much as five years
agencies.
President Roosevelt Creates
meeting their obligations of
citizenship, as well as to pay their debts to the Corporation."
He therefore said that when security for loans would not
figures for two months since the Administration an¬
policy. In part, these advices said:
in the total—a net figure representing money actually in the
nounced its new silver
Included
pockets df the
public
or
banks—was a jump of
and Federal Reserve bank
the vaults of commercial
$77,351,000 in outstanding Federal Reserve notes
notes.
The
silver
difference,'or
certificates
to
total of new
Altogether, $80,393,000 of theee
$56,649,000, represented the probable
reach
the public.
Nov., 1934]
MONTHLY
REVIEW
certificates have left the
for
Treasury.
Of the latter figure, the unacoounted
$23,744,000 presumably had gone no farther than the Federal Reserve
banks.
Exchange the total income
for the year is shown as $3,954,587.57, whereas the expenses totaled $4,242,574.31, result¬
ing in a net loss of $287,986.74. The consolidated statement
of income and profit and loss of the
Exchange and its sub¬
...
While the
Treasury is issuing the
silver currency, it is buying huge
new
stocks of the metal both here and abroad in
date of
Congress that it increase
consists of
its
silver
an
effort to carry
out the
holdings until its bullion
man¬
sidiaries indicates total income of
$7,484,795.21, with total
of $7,683,916.65—a net loss of $199,121 being
shown.
reserve
75% gold and 25% silver.
Treasury officials
being supervised in
announced
expenses
to-day that foreign purchases of silver
were
such
a way as to aid
foreign buyers of American goods
making necessary payments to this country.
It was emphasized, how¬
ever, that no definite purchasing
system has been set up.
All possibilities
are
being explored "experimentally," it was said.
New
in
Silver
is
month.
a
bought
being purchased abroad! at
Officials
here
addition
were
and
indicated
to
date.
rate
a
around
of
about
240,000,000
Approximately
hand from various other
on
35,000,000
62,000,000
in
The
are
Court in San Francisco
Upholds Government's Gold
Policy—Dismisses Suit for Injunction to Prevent Prosecution
for Hoarding
Federal Judge A. F. St. Sure, of San
order
an
mount to
ernment.
Francisco,
which, according to attorneys,
Oct. 23
on
tanta¬
approval of the gold policy of the Federal Gov¬
an
The
Court
dismissed
without
was
comment
brought by the Argonaut Mining Co. of California
suit
a
to enjoin
Federal authorities from
prosecuting it for alleged violation
of the Gold Hoarding Act and the
gold seizure order of Presi¬
dent Roosevelt.
Federal Government Seeks
Speedy
Payments—Asks
Supreme
Test of Act Suspending Gold
Court
to
Review
Suit
Against
St. Louis Iron Mountain & Southern
Ry.
The Federal Government on Oct. 17
sought to bring before
the Supreme Court a case now
pending in the Eighth Circuit
Court of Appeals without waiting for that Court to
pass upon
This action
was
taken in order that the
Supreme Court
simultaneously with the suit against
& Ohio RR., wherein the holder of a
$1,000
might consider this
the Baltimore
case
bond demanded that the coupons be
paid in gold and not in
currency.
The case
which
the
Government
moved
to
bring
before
the
Supreme Court arose out of the gold
by the St. Louis Iron Mountain &
Southern Ry., which is now in the hands of receivers.
Some
clause
in
bonds
issued
of the bondholders of this road have also demanded
payment
in gold or its equivalent in
The
currency.
Government
pointed out that billions of dollars and "perhaps
the
even
financial stability of the National Government" are involved
in the question of the Act
suspending gold payments.
Exemption of Federal Land Banks
Bonds and Intermediate Credit
Bank Debentures Under Securities
Exchange Act of 1934
The
Securities
and
Exchange
Commission
announced,
Oct. 24, that the individual and consolidated farm loan bonds
issued by the Federal Land banks and the debentures issued
by the Federal Intermediate Credit banks had been desig¬
exempted securities under the Securities Exchange Act
of 1934 by the Secretary,of the
Treasury pursuant to Sec¬
tion 3(a) (12) of that Act.
The Commission said that it has
nated
made the announcement because of
numerous
Provisions
of
Securities
Exchange
Act
Effective
Oct.
IS—
Margin Rules Operative
The Securities Exchange Act of 1934 became effective in
its entirety on Oct. 15.
At the same time the margin pro¬
visions
embodied
in
Regulation T, issued
Sept. 27 by the
Federal Reserve Board, also became operative.
At the time
of the issuance of this regulation the Board stated:
The regulation
becomes effective Oct.
1
1934.
In
order, however, that
affected might have additional time to familiarize themselves with
persons
its
provisions, the Securities and1 Exchange Commission, at the request of
the Federal Reserve Board, has made broad use of its
power to exempt
securities from the pertinent sections of the Securities
Exchange Act.
The
exemption granted is for the period from Oct. 1 to Oct. 15.
Balance
for
Sheet
1933
statement,
the first
ever
issued, showed total
assets
Realty Associates, Inc.
The only
against the Curb's assets of $3,929,736.06, it is pointed out in the New York "Times," were
of New
of
York Stock
$287,987—First
liabilities chargeable
deferred credits and other minor items
totaling $22,881.30,
leaving a total surplus of $3,906,850.76.
This latter figure
was
grouped by the Exchange into earned surplus of $2,395,965.21 and contributed surplus of $1,510,885.55.
Cash
in banks and on hand Dec. 31 totaled
$343,807.19; invest¬
ments in United States Government
bonds, $150,000.00;
investments in bankers' acceptances (due
February and
April 1934), $156,734.72; accounts receivable, $4,498.53,
and furniture and fixtures, after deduction of
$40,088.19
for depreciation, $91,873.29.
An investment of $250,000.00
in 2,500 shares of the New York Curb
Exchange Securities
Clearing Corp., Inc., is also shown.
The statement of income and
expense shows additions to
surplus during 1933 of $893,339.87, against deductions of
$880,044.39, resulting in a net addition to surplus during
the year of $13,295.48.
Dues paid by regular members
during the year aggregated $274,985.21 and by associate
members $212,045.47, a total of
$487,030.68.
Initiation
fees paid by regular members totaled
$95,000, and by
associates $87,500.
The
Exchange's salary expenses included trading floor
$222,053.65; executive office salaries of $101,521.45
special officers—salaries and expense—of $16,778.89.
Rent paid for the Exchange
building amounted to $297,027.52
during the year.
In addition the Exchange also paid $8,506.64 for rent on space
occupied in the Trinity Building.
salaries of
and
Suspension of Trading by New York Mining Exchange—Securities
and Exchange Commission Had Called for
Withdrawal of Its
Application for Registration by Oct. 12
Trading
New York Mining Exchange was suspended
Exchange, which had its quarters in Jersey
City, was on Oct. 5 called upon by the Securities and Exchange
Commission to withdraw its application for
registration be¬
on the
Oct. 6.
on
The
fore Oct. 12.
The stipulation of the Securities and
Exchange Indicates Net Loss
Report to Be Made Public by
Exchange
Commission, issued Oct. 5, read:
It
is
hereby stipulated between John J. Burns, counsel for the Securities
Exchange Commission, and Abraham Rosenthal, counsel for the New York
Mining Exchange, subject to the approval of the Commission:
That
1.
on
withdraw its
2.
That
or
before Oct.
12
1934
the New York
Mining Exchange shall
application for registration.
New
York
Mining Exchange consents that in the event of its
failure to withdraw its application the Commission shall enter
an
order
deny¬
ing registration.
3.
That in the event of the withdrawal of the
application or the denial of
the registration, the New York
Mining Exchange waives
any
inquiries it has
received despite a similar announcement by the Farm Credit
Administration on Oct. 5 1934.
All
at
1933 balance sheet of the New York Curb
Exchange Dec. 31 at $3,929,736.06, of which $2,838,281.45 represented a loan to its
affiliates, the New York
York Curb Exchange
Treasury Buying Silver from Mexican Government
from
issued
of Dec.
as
Listed
Exchange, as filed with the Securities and Exchange Com¬
mission, was made pubhc on Oct. 29 by the Exchange.
been
ounces
Federal
it.
The Dec. 31
sources.
being made by the United States Treasury of
the Mexican Government, Secretary
Henry
Morgenthau Jr. being quoted in the matter on Oct. 29 as
stating that it is "a purely Governmental transaction."
According to Associated Press accounts from Washington,
Mr. Morgenthau refused to
say how much Mexican silver
had been purchased, but said that the
Treasury was bidding
on
it when it was offered at
"irregular intervals."
silver
Exchange Makes Known Balance Sheet
1933—Assets
of
$3,929,736
Shown—Surplus
$3,906,851—Profit During Year $13,295
ounces
have
ounces
York Curb
31
of the
United States
Purchases
hav&
abroad
3
right to appeal.
Report of Senate Banking and Currency Committee on Its Inquiry
into Stock Exchange Operations—Senator
Fletcher, Complet¬
ing Report, Indicates That Further Legislation May Be Neces¬
to Effect Reforms
sary
Senator
Duncan U. Fletcher, Chairman of the Senate
Banking and Currency Committee, with the completion of the
Committee's report on its inquiry into stock market and
banking operations, issued a statement on Oct. 12 in which
he said that "this
Committee, actuated by a genuine desire
solving our economic difficulties, has con¬
ducted, without animus, this comprehensive inquiry into our
financial institutions.
Legislation has been enacted," he
said, "designed to eradicate those factors which may ad¬
versely affect our economic conditions. Further legislation,"
to
be helpful in
he added, "may be
pose."
New
necessary
York Savings Banks
to fully accomplish this pur¬
Cut Interest from 3%
to
2^%
Exchange Shows Combined Assets of Exchange and Subsidi¬
aries at $43,846,054
The Savings Banks Association of the State of New
York,
in a statement issued on Oct. 26, announced that the
mutual
In the first report ever to be made public by the New York
Stock Exchange (made available on Oct. 28, for
publication
Oct. 29), a net loss of $287,986.74 is shown in the
operations
of the Exchange for the year ended Dec. 31 1933.
A con¬
savings institutions in New York City had decided that they
will declare dividends for the final
quarter of 1934 at the
rate of 2y2%.
Previously the rate of interest has been 3%,
although some banks have been paying 3% on small balances
solidated
and only
balance sheet
covering the Stock Exchange, the
Exchange Building Co., the New York
Quotation Co., the Stock Clearing Corporation, the New
York Stock Exchange Safe Deposit Co. and 39 Broad Street
Corp. lists their combined assets at $43,846,054.86, in¬
cluding $2,111,738.72 in cash and $1,262,537.50 in securities.
The complete figures covering the position of the
Exchange
and that of its wholly owned subsidiaries were made
public
by the Securities and Exchange Commission under authority
of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
In a letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission
the Exchange reserves the right to request that future
out of work.
statements be held confidential.
a
New
York
Stock
In the
case
of the
Stock
2Y2%
on
Federal Mediation
Stores
Federal
of
large
Aids
Great
mediation
ones.
in
Solving
Atlantic
resulted
in
Labor
&
Dispute
Pacific
ending
Tea
a
in
Cleveland
Co.
dispute
which
had caused the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. to close
its
300 stores in Cleveland because union
organizers in that city
had demanded that the company
adopt the closed shop,° and
had interfered with shipments of supplies from warehouses
to
stores
when company officials refused to
comply with
The company closed its 300 stores in Cleve¬
those demands.
land
on
Oct. 29, thus throwing 2,200 employees in that
city
Seven hundred of those employees had passed
resolution stating that they were satisfied and wanted
no
Union members among tbe other work¬
organization.
union
were
ers
REVIEW
MONTHLY
4
the outbreak of the dispute,
Immediately after
the Na¬
intervened with a proposal for
John A.
Oct. 31 recommended
reopening of the company's Cleveland stores.
the
Hartford, President of the company, on
that the directors adopt the proposals of the NLRB.
The
plan provided for immediate end of the Cleveland strike and
the reopening of the closed stores.
The company would agree
to reinstate its discharged employees without discrimination,
and to meet with the unions for the purpose of collective bar¬
The unions on their part agreed that they would
intimidation to compel workers to
gaining.
not resort to coercion or
The agreement was to be effective until
join the union.
June 16 1935.
dispute with the union representatives
In addition to the
in Cleveland, stores
cities were picketed
of Seamen on Ships
Ports—-Ship Companies
Federal Mediation Averts Threatened Strike
Sailing from Atlantic and Gulf Coast
said to be few in number.
tional Labor Relations Board
\
of the company in Milwaukee and other
this week by union representatives agi¬
tating for the closed shop among the company's employees.
A statement issued by the company on Oct. 29 said that the
Agree to Recognize Union
strike of 40,000 seamen which
A threatened
might have
paralyzed shipping on the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf Coast
was averted through the mediation of the National Labor
Relations Board, it was announced on Oct. 2 by Lloyd Garri¬
Chairman of the Board. The strike call, effective Oct. 8,
been voted on Sept. 20 by the International
Seamen's Union of America.
Certain exceptions were made
in the strike order.
The principal grievances of the seamen
were
listed as wage reductions, long and unsatisfactory
son,
had originally
reduction of man power. The
promised to call off the strike on condition that the
working conditions, and the
union
shipping companies recognized its right to represent the sea¬
in negotiating a new contract covering wages and work¬
men
ing conditions.
Greif & Bros. Reach Agreement in Code
Dismisses Restraining Injunction
and L.
NRA
Dispute—
Court
restraining the National Recovery Adminis¬
clothing code at the plant of L.
Greif & Bros, of Baltimore was dismissed on Oct. 29 by Fed¬
A court order
principal reason for closing its Cleveland stores was the fact
that they failed to obtain the necessary protection from the
tration from enforcing the
city.
eral Judge William
that an agreement
v.
The unions
.
charged on Oct. 29 that the company had been
conducting a "reign of terror"
against union members in its
employ.
Eastern
1929
Shippers Settle Employment Difficulties—Wage Rise to
Level Granted Tugboat
Workers—Longshoremen Sign
New
Wage Agreement
A wage
York
when
dispute between shippers and
3,000 workers em¬
tugboats and self-propelled steam lighters in New
Harbor and tributary waters was settled on Oct. 26
the New York Harbor Arbitration Board announced
ployed
on
thp signing of a new agreement
bringing the
Oct.
on
22,
notified the ship lines
contract for the year end¬
The longshoremen accepted an hourly
wage of 95c. for a 44-hour week, with $1.35 an hour for over¬
time.
They had originally demanded a 30-liour week, $1 an
hour, and $1.50 for overtime.
The wage, agreement affecting the tugboat workers is retro¬
active to Oct. 15 and will be operative to Jan. 15 1935. /Con¬
clusion of this agreement was described as follows in the
New York "Herald Tribune" of Oct. 27:
James G. Conway, President of the New York Towboat Exchange, and
Captain William A. Maher, Secretary of the Associated Marine Workers,
headed their respective employer and employee groups in the negotiations
had decided to accept a new wage
ing
Sept. 30 1935.
which started almost a year ago.
double-crew boats.
and
lighterage companies in New York Harbor and
will become parties to
Hearings Begun
Public
on
hearings
private towboat
it is expected that all
011
the petition of the railroads to the
amount¬
Court Refuses to Review Decision Against
TWA in Air Mail Case—Upholds Postmaster-General Farley
in Cancellation of Contracts Last February
United States Supreme
a
Supreme Court on Oct. 15 refused to
decision of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals,
States
Transcontinental &
Western Air, Inc., in which the company had sought to nullify
Postmaster-General Farley's suspension of its air mail con¬
tract last February.
The company had asked the Court to
restrain Mr. Farley and Postmaster J. J. Iviely of New York
from canceling the contract or interfering with its right to
bid for future mail contracts.
The Federal Court for the
Southern District of New York ruled that the suit was in sub¬
stance against the United States, and denied the motion for
a temporary injunction and dismissed
the bill for lack of
jurisdiction. The Court of Appeals also dismissed the case
for want of jurisdiction, and the Supreme Court refused to
which had dismissed
review that decision.
solely to the
The Administration further announced, in part:
Supplementary schedules appended to the code contain special provisions
for retailers of drugs and allied products; food, groceries and their allied
Territory.
music and radio; electric refrigeration ; jewelry and
and photo-finishing.
code for Hawaii follows the mainland retail code closely.
products
;
allied prod¬
ucts, and photography
The
The hours
establishing a basic maximum work-week of 40 to
hours, depending on population and hours of store operation.
Minimum
wages follow the same scale, but are lower for Hawaii than on the continent,
ranging from $9 to $12 a week.
Th average work-week in retail shops in the Territory has been 65 hours,
and the code will bring about a substantial increase in employment.
provisions are identical,
48
Wages
now
low
$5
as
as
double the
the
paid in a large percentage of the establisliments have been
$6 a week. The minimum wage provisions of the code will
or
payroll of many shops, it is estimated.
Board's
trade
order
approving the code
provisions of any
the
from
engaged in retail trade in Hawaii.
as to outside salesmen, and
visions
ments
who
United
spend
a
suit brought by
States
in
sions
15%
Oct. 1 before Commis¬
sioner Clyde B. Aitchison, in Washington, D. C.
The need
for additional revenues to meet rapidly rising costs of opera¬
tion was urged by Dr. Julius II. Parmelee, Director of the
Bureau of Railway Economics, who appeared as the first
witness when hearings opened before the Commission.
Trac¬
ing the course of railroad traffic and earnings throughout the
last five years, the witness spid that in the first seven months
of 1934 deficits were incurred by companies operating more
than two-thirds of the total railway mileage of the country.
It. V. Fletcher, General Counsel of the Association of Rail¬
way Executives, told the Commission at the opening of the
hearings that in asking for an increase in freight rates on
certain commodities the railroads of the United States simply
seek to be classified with industry generally and be permitted
to advance the price of what they have to sell when costs
which they cannot control make such a course imperative.
review
the first approved code to apply
this is
that
voke
Railroads' Proposal to Increase Rates
ing to $170,000,000 annually began
United
ploying about 15,000 people, it was stated, and became effec¬
tive Oct. 29.
The National Recovery Administration said
the pact before long.
Interstate Commerce Commission for rate increases
The
The code will affect some
60%
of
as
specifically exempts members of
other code, to the extent they are
It also stays the minimum wage pro¬
to employees of retail drug establish¬
delivering merchandise outside of
their time
the shop.
agreement applies to the big majority of tiie 110
new
Trade Approved
in the Territory of Hawaii was
15 by the National Industrial Recovery
2,800 establishments em¬
approved on Oct.
Board.
The
virtually eliminates over¬
time work, and he said that this arrangement will provide employment for
as many as 400 men a day.
The hours are fixed for 10 hours a day for a sixday week on single-crew boats and 12 hours a day for a five-day week on
The
A code for the retail trade
...
Captain Maher pointed out that the agreement
Code for Hawaiian Retail
NRA
pay
International Longshoremen's Association
operating from Atlantic ports that they
the
order.
the
of
which provides wage in¬
scale up to the 1929 level.
The
Board, which is composed of an equal number of employers
and employees, increased the wages for the licensed men by
$10 a month and those of the unlicensed men $5 a month.
Conclusion of this agreement by the shipping industry fol¬
lowed the settlement of another employment problem, when,
creases
C. Coleman, after it had been announced
between the company and the NRA had
been reached.
Judge Coleman originally issued the restrain¬
ing order last July 19 when the NRA forbade the Greif
company, manufacturers of men's clothing, to use the Blue
Eagle insignia pending the outcome of a controversy between
the company and the Code Authority over minimum wages
and piece work.
An agreement which was later reached
among the company's representatives, the NRA and the
Code Authority resulted in a joint application for dismissal
Supreme
New
York
Court
Voids Certain Price-Fixing Provi¬
Control Law—Refuses to Re¬
State Milk
Injunction Against Price
Control Regulations
Court on Oct. 15 handed down
involving the New York State Milk Control Law,
it refused to set aside a temporary injunction
The United States Supreme
a
in
decision
which
against the enforcement of some of the minimum price pro¬
visions of the Act.
The injunction had belen granted ,to
Court in New
and District Judges
Bondy and Patterson.
The case before the Supreme Court
involved the authority of the Commissioner of Agriculture
and Markets of New York to forbid the sale of milk bought
outside the State at prices lower than those charged for milk
produced under similar conditions within the State.
The
Court's decision was regarded as of particular importance
because the fixing of minimum prices by the New York Milk
Control Board resembles the fixing of minimum prices by
the Agricultural Adjustment Administration under the Agri¬
G.
A.
York
F.
cultural
Over
Seelig, Inc., by a Special Statutory
composed of Circuit Judge Hand
Adjustment Act.
1,000,000
Direct
Loans Made
Sept. 1, According
to Farmers in
to FCA
15 Months to
Deputy Governor of the Farm Credit
Oct. 11 that more than 1,057,000
made to farmers under the agricultural
W. Forbes Morgan,
Administration,
said
on
direct
loans were
credit
recovery program
in the 15 months to Sept. 1 1934.
addition to the new exten¬
The announcement stated that in
sions
of credit,
approximately 400,000 Federal Land Bank
when the FCA was or¬
borrowers who had loans outstanding
benefits thrpugh reductions of
of principal payments for
provided under the farm credit recov¬
ery program.
1
Mr. Morgan pointed out that while there was some duplica¬
tion in the number of direct loans due to the fact that in
some instances a short-term production loan and a long-term
real estate mortgage loan were made to the same farmer,
only in exceptional cases have two short-term loans been
made to the same borrower except in the severe drought
areas.
He said the emergency crop and feed loans, which
are
advanced from appropriated funds, are made only to
ganized have obtained direct
interest
rates
and postponement
the next few years as
Nov., 1934]
MONTHLY
borrowers who have
no
not in
the financing of permanent short-term
conflict with
other
lending institutions, such
of credit and thus are
source
the production credit associa¬
as
tions.
Currency Problems
International currency problems were debated with unre¬
mitting interest in a number of forums during October, not¬
withstanding the lack of
formal action toward clearing
any
the involved and complicated state of the current ex¬
change relationships.
The fear prevailed at all times that
up
one
another of the countries in the gold, bloc
or
would relin¬
BEVIEW
5
dollar.
If possible, such measures should be taken in con¬
junction with other nations, the Ambassador said, but he
held that joint action should be taken by Great Britain and
the United States in any event.
If this were done, he sug¬
gested, other nations, whether on or off gold standard, pres¬
ently would find it to their best advantage to come into the
stabilization agreement, which would be of benefit not only
to
the two countries but to the rest of the world as well.
"With proper understanding and co-operation," Mr. Bingham
declared, "we may not only protect and further our own
interests but may play a magnificent role in aiding a world
quish adherence to the gold standard, with the possible result
ill nearly unto death."
that other members likewise would find it
bassador
value.
Britain and the United States.
None
of
the
expedient to de¬
States of the gold bloc took
member
action of that nature, but at the end of October the
possibility
still dominated all transactions of an international nature
and affected many others.
central
pean
banks,
who
Governors of the principal Euro¬
comprise the directorate of the
Bank for International
lem
their
at
usual
early in October.
ference of their
and
added
was
silver program.
war
The members of the gold bloc held a con¬
in
own
Brussels, Belgium, to determine ways
of protecting their positions.
To such develop¬
means
ments
Settlements, conferred on this prob¬
monthly meeting in Basle, Switzerland,
Chinese
a
Europe
protest against
the American
speech
pointed out,
the recovery
of
programs
No official comment
Great
on
the
available in Washington, but it was pointed out
diplomatic circles that references to matters of such great
in
was
moment
hardly would have been made by the Ambassador
without previous approval by the State Department.
Note¬
worthy, moreover, was the incidence of the statements with
the speech delivered by President Roosevelt before the Amer¬
ican Bankers Association convention in
the President
expressed pleasure
Washington, in which
the "growing apprecia¬
tion in other nations of the desirability of arriving as
quickly
as possible at a point of steadiness of
prices and values."
afflicted, moreover, by another
was
There is much in common, the Am¬
in
over
Cold Bloc Conference
resulting from the assassination at Marseilles of
King Alexander of Yugoslavia and Foreign Minister Louis
scare,
Barthou
of
France, while a minor rebellion in Spain was
almost equally disconcerting.
October, in short, was a month
of continual uncertainty in almost all
respects.
When the leaders of the
gathered at Basle,
Oct. 7,
principal European cehtral banks
their main concern was that of
additional defections from the gold bloc.
ing of the directors
ments
was
of
routine
a
the
Bank
for
The formal meet¬
International
Settle¬
affair, reports said, but the informal
discussions included such matters
as a
possible currency sta¬
Extensive preliminaries were followed
Oct.
on
19 and 20
by a meeting at Brussels, Belgium, of the seven nations that
are usually regarded as members of the
European gold bloc.
The two-day conference was held in an endeavor to find
for mutual protection of the currency systems of the
means
countries
ments.
through advantageous
trade
and
other
arrange¬
The meeting was
described, at its conclusion, as an
chiefly because of the active and sympa¬
unqualified success,
thetic interest taken in the proceedings by France.
Poland
also attended, although that country remained aloof from
bilization agreement between Great Britain and the United
the preliminary consultations and
States, and the impending conference of the gold bloc coun¬
tries at Basle.
Trade questions also were studied, and in this
connection the significant comment was made in Basle dis¬
in the hands of Henri
patches that dissatisfaction with the quota system of con¬
trolling imports has become well nigh universal. The gather¬
ing at Basle was attended, as usual, by such leading bankers
Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England;
IClement Moret, Governor of the Bank of France, and Dr.
Hjalmar Schacht, President of the Keichsbank.
"One gets
as
The
seven
negotiations, which rested
Jaspar, Foreign Minister of Belgium.
nations which
are
described with
varying degrees
France, Holland,
Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Poland and Luxemburg. These
of accuracy as
gold standard countries
are
countries reached formal agreement at Brussels for mainte¬
nance of existing gold
parities of their
respective currencies
possibilities.
The findings
and for examination of all trade
remarked,
chiefly those proposed by France, and this was consid¬
keystone of the gold arch.
/ An official
report on the conference, made available by
Foreign Minister Jaspar, indicates that the signatory govern¬
and financial
ments continue to
the
sharp impression," a dispatch to the New York "Times"
"that those who are administering commercial
policy in the big European countries are find¬
ing their task increasingly hard, vexatious and sterile."
The well-informed bankers at Basle
optimism regarding
were
said to feel little
early stabilization agreement between
an
Great Britain and the United States.
to hold
said
were
that Washington is
toward
The British
that end,
not in the mood for any steps
while American views were described as
pessimistic because the British are now so confident of their
ability to
floating currency that it is impossible to
manage a
discuss with them
stable ratio between the pound sterling
Possibly it was in answer to the allegations
about American policy that United States Ambassador Bing¬
a
and the dollar.
ham later made
a speech in England in which it was indi¬
definitely that the United States is ready to dis¬
cuss the practical aspects of stabilization.
The bankers at
Basle, however, agreed that both countries are holding stubbernly to their positions, especially on the part war debts
cated rather
would
play in
agreement
any
stabilization.
"London,"
report to the New York "Times," "is no more
according to a
than it
prepared
on
to settle
was
the
delicate
ratio
question
were
ered natural since France is the
the essentials for
policy
development of trade between them.
It
agreed, accordingly, to constitute a general commission
composed of delegates from all seven countries, which is to
ought to favor
unprepared
do
to
that
or
to
A weakening
of the pound in the foreign exchange markets was
explained
by British bankers at the time as largely seasonal.
At
were
the
conclusion of
said
to
be
in
the
meeting,
on
Oct. 8, the bankers
general
agreement on most important
points.
They were said to be skeptical regarding the meet¬
ing of the gold bloc at Brussels on Oct. 10 and 20, but less
likelihood
believed to exist of such countries
deserting
gold standard than during last summer. Especially satis¬
factory was the waning of the campaign in France for de-
meet
Brussels
at
Valuation of the currency, but apprehensions were occasioned
by a rising tendency in Holland and Belgium to insist upon
devaluation because of its real or imagined aid to trade. The
weakest point in the gold bloc was held to be
Belgium, but
it
considered
was
significant
that
Emil
Franqui,
who
come out
pub¬
in
three months and
take
account of
This commission also will decide
the
on con¬
tinuation of the program, without, however,
losing sight of
the interests of third parties and the
necessity for more ex¬
tended collaboration
governments
on
an
international plane.
The seven
to study the possibility of in¬
agreed further
creasing trade between them, and they suggested as desirable
an increase of 10% this year in the
global volume of trade
as
compared with that effected in the period from July 11933
to June 301934.
agnda
an
With the increase of trade in view, bilateral
to be started immediately, and in this con¬
international convention relative to trade propaare
foreshadowed.
The group of nations also agreed
appoint two subcommittees which are charged with draw¬
ing up reports on the possibilities of developing "tourism"
and transportation between the countries.
"Complete unan¬
was
to
imity"
was
said to have prevailed at the conference.
Silver Policy Protested by China
A formal protest
was
the
a
status of the work.
nection
remains
its right to devalue down to 50%."
conditions, the
was
it,
Washington
return to normal economic
The
seven countries affirmed their deter¬
mination to maintain the present gold parities of their
respec¬
tive currencies and held that a common
monetary
negotiations
and
a
statement added.
between dollar and pound unless war debts are settled with
renounce
hold to the declaration in favor of mone¬
tary stability which they signed at the London Economic and
Monetary Conference in July 1933.
Such stability is one of
silver-buying
on
Chinese affairs
ber
the
and
by the Chinese Government against the
of the United States and its effects
program
was
lodged in Washington late in Septem¬
details made available
early last month.
The
incident proved highly interesting, since it stood in
sharp
contrast to the contentions of inflationists in the United
States, who finally obtained the support of the Administra¬
tion for the Silver Purchase Act of 1934
would
licly against
tions.
to rate the
the
The silver proponents declared stoutly that trade with
East would increase immensely as a result of in¬
high
as
meeting for Belgium has
devaluation.^ "No one here, on or off gold, seems
probability of a break in the gold bloc nearly so
it seems to be rated in Washington and New York,"
the
correspondent of the New York "Times" said. "The fact
that popular pressure for devaluation has lessened in the
gold
bloc,
even
while the British have
been
bringing the
pound down to the old dollar parity, is cited as significant
of the ebbing belief in this as a depression remedy."
/
Stabilization
Urged by
was
made
on
problem
an
interesting
dor to the Court of St.
James's, Robert W. Bingham.
address at Edinburgh,
Scotland, Mr. Bingham
references', to
con¬
the' stabilization
In
an
made pointed
problem, and he suggested
speedy action toward a set ratio between the pound and the
any
creased
prices for the white metal.
Such claims
never were
countenanced in informed circles, and the falsity of the con¬
tentions soon was established.
The Chinese protest
reveals,
however, that the effects of the silver plan not only are un¬
favorable to China, but are so decidedly adverse as to occa¬
sion
strenuous
representations.
without comment.
Oct. 23 by the United States Ambassa¬
by
Far
Nanking and Washington
Ambassador Bingham
To the international currency
tribution
be benefited
partly by claims that
increase in silver quota¬
China
attended the Basle
The
notes
exchanged
by
were made available Oct. 14 and 16.
They evince
a
keen desire
on
the
part of
prevent the sharp advance in the price of silver
as a consequence of American
buy¬
Secretary of State Cordell Hull extended small com¬
China to
noted
ing.
on
world markets
fort to the Chinese, as he held that the
silver-buying would
be continued, although efforts would be made
turbances to the Chinese economy.
to avoid dis¬
MONTHLY
6
In
a preliminary exchange of communications, China posed
question whether the silver purchases by the United
States were in conformity with the spirit of the international
the
agreement signed at London in 1933. That agreement
designed primarily to assure the stability of the price
silver
was
REVIEW
strained and have occasioned more than
one
war
scare
in
Yugoslavia is an ally of France, and after Chan¬
cellor Hitler came into power in Germany, France made great
efforts to cultivate the friendship of Italy, and better diplo¬
Europe.
matic relations between Rome and Belgrade were one of the
Information was requested as
to the probable policy of the United States in further pur¬
chases of silver, so that steps could be taken by China for
safeguarding her currency, "which is flowing out of the coun¬
try to a degree that is potentially alarming."
It was pointed
out by the United, States Government, in reply, that an ex¬
cessively high price for silver is not desired or contemplated.
The Silver Purchase Act provisions calling for the accumula¬
aims in new arrangements
tion of the metal until a ratio of one-fourth silver to three-
under consideration in France and
he
of silver,
fourths
it was pointed out.
gold is attained were quoted and assurances were
given that the greatest care would be exercised in carrying
out these
China, in an informal rejoinder, con¬
silver has involved severe de¬
provisions.
tended that the rising price of
flation and economic losses to China and has dislocated that
country's balance of international payments.
Chinese silver
All such matters were thrown into turmoil by the
events at Marseilles, not only because of the new war fears
Italy.
that
promptly developed, but also because the threads of the
arrangements were all in the hands of the French Foreign
Minister, who died while trying to shield the Yugoslavian
monarch.
,
King Alexander was greeted at the quay in Marseilles as
stepped off the launch by Foreign Minister Barthou, and
entered an automobile for a triumphal
tour of the port.
But they had proceeded only a few paces
when the assassin jumped on the running board of the auto¬
mobile and began firing rapidly from a new automatic gun.
Several shots were fired at the King and took effect, while
more bullets hit M. Barthou as he leaned over and attempted
the two dignataries
to
previous full year, and continuation of such tendencies
might cause serious injury and possibly panic conditions, it
he died within
any
was
added.
Assurances were asked that the United States
will refrain from any
action that might cause continued ex¬
ports of silver from China, and it was reiterated that the Lon¬
don
agreement contemplated stability.
From China's view¬
point, the stabilized price should be somewhat lower than
present levels.
The communication remarked that
China is contemplating the gradual introduction of, a gold
the
base currency
and the query was put, "in principle," whether
is willing to exchange with the
the American Government
silver.
formal notes exchanged thereafter by the two
In the
within
gov¬
a very
an
hour, while M. Barthou also succumbed
French mounted officers struck
emptying his weapon,
short period.
down the murderer before he finished
but the assassin kept on
firing and the bullets hit several
spectators, several of whom lost their lives.
Eyewitnesses
stated that the murderer gained a moment's time for his deed
the car and shouting "Long live the
King!" The police hesitated a moment, not knowing whether
he was a drunken patriot or a madman, and before anyone
by lurching toward
could intervene the shots were fired.
diplomatic activity followed in Europe, as there
fears that the incident might turn out to be an¬
other Sarajevo and thus precipitate a world conflict.
Every
Intense
were
Chinese Government gold for
Alexander slumped down in the car, and
protect the King.
exports so far this year are more than three times those of
grave
ernments, little was added to the statements and declarations
effort was made to prevent any
Dr. H. H. Kung, the
Chinese Finance Minister, remarked in a note of Oct. 2 that
American co-operation to prevent a further rise in the price
timents, and it appears that such endeavors were largely suc¬
of
communications.
the preliminary
of silver
and to maintain stability as contemplated in the
particularly vital to China.
"In this
connection it may be pointed out that the rise of silver dis¬
courages the export of commodities and thereby impairs
China's purchasing power for imports," the Chinese note
said.
"Also a reply is desired to our inquiry regarding the
exchange of silver for gold." Expressing a desire to avoid
export restrictions, China asked the American Government
to confine its silver purchases for the present to silver
already in the United States.
Secretary Hull replied on
Oct. 12 that the silver purchases are mandatory under the
American legislation, although ways and means of carrying
out the objective are within the discretion of the President.
"This Government," the American note stated, "is desirous
of so carrying out the program as to produce the general bene¬
fit that would result from the enhancement and stabilization
London agreement is
exacerbation of national sen¬
cessful, although some fears of complications still persist.
The news of the assassination was published in Yugoslavia
rather belatedly
was
and with the utmost care, but the disclosure
Such
directed mainly against Italy,
that the assassin was Italian. The
followed, nevertheless, by rioting in several cities.
popular
expressions
were
owing to mistaken rumors
Italian Government
disregarded the riots and took care to
prevent any similar developments
in Italy.
When
it ap¬
peared that the Groatians had lived in Hungary and Italy,
new riots against both those countries
developed in Yugo¬
slavia, but here again the events were directed skilfully and
international complications avoided.
King Alexander was
buried near the capital of his country on Oct. 18, with appro¬
priate rituals, while Foreign Minister Barthou was given a
national funeral in France. The 11-year-old son of Alexan¬
der, Peter, was proclaimed the new monarch of Yugoslavia,
and
a
regency
sumed control.
council named by Alexander in his will as¬
The Council, under the leadership of Prince
price of silver, and to avoid so far as possible disturb¬
to the economy and public finances of China."
Mr.
Hull indicated that close consideration would 'be given the
Chinese contentions in further arrangements for purchases
of silver.
Direct intergovernmental transactions, such as
Paul, forced the resignation of the Uzonovitch Cabinet on
suggested, have not been undertaken, it was added,
explore at any time such
however, of rising nationalist aspirations among the Croatians and Slovenes, who were not represented in parliamen¬
of the
ances
China
but
readiness was expressed to
protracted conferences at Nanking, the
Chinese Government announced, Oct. 14, that a customs duty
After a series of
had been imposed on
silver exports, effective Oct. 15, in order
safeguard China's economic interests and protect her cur¬
rency.
On silver dollars and mint bars this export duty is
to
10%, less the 2*4% minting charge, or 7%% net, while on
other forms of silver the duty will be a flat 10%, as against
"In addition," the announce¬
imposed upon
exports of silver equal to the deficiency, if any exists, between
the theoretical parity of London silver and the rate of ex¬
change officially fixed by the Central Bank of China after
making allowance for the export duty."
Finance Minister
Kung issued a statement at the same time in which he pointed
out that there is no reason to expect a cessation of American
ment
2*4% export duty.
added, "an equalization charge will be
purchases. Although an embargo on silver exports was sug¬
gested by many of the leaders of business and finance con¬
sulted, this alternative was not adopted by the Chinese Gov¬
ernment, which prefers a flexible duty
the
"that will restrain
exports of silver within limits actually required
balance of
20, but Premier Uzonovitch formed another completely
Serbian Cabinet soon thereafter and the internal affairs of
immediate change as a result of
King. There were numerous reports,
the country showed little
the assassination of the
tary activities for several years, and much
larger problems.
the former
Oct.
by the
payments."
European Crisis
apprehension was
internal strife in Yugoslavia.
Sir John Simon, Foreign Secretary in the British National
Cabinet, took occasion on Oct. 19 to indicate that no danger
of war existed in Europe as a consequence of the assassina¬
tion at Marseilles.
Sir John declared at a political gather¬
occasioned by the possibility of
ing in England that in his informed estimation there
is no
danger of a conflict and no parallel between the Marseilles
events and the assassination at Sarajevo in 1914.
There is
Sir John remarked, a notable absence of "armed hostile
nations, straining at the leash, ready to jump at each others'
throats."
The internal affairs of Yugoslavia, however, ap¬
now,
parently received scant mention in the address made by the
British Minister.
He remarked merely, according to avail¬
able dispatches, that
for dissolution.
events
are
the peoples of Yugoslavia show no wish
In Paris there was a feeling that untoward
unlikely as a result of the assassinations, since
they took place on friendly soil and thus involved none of the
countries that are inimical at present.
Rome took the view
that conversations
the long-desired
on
French-Italian rap¬
prochement should be resumed as rapidly as possible, and
agreement was expressed with the French idea of resumption
of the conversations by
Premier Mussolini and the new
French Foreign
Minister, Pierre Laval.
crisis of major proportions developed in
Europe in October, as a consequence of the assassination at
Marseilles, France, of King Alexander of Yugoslavia and
Foreign Minister Louis Barthou of France. These officials
were murdered on Oct. 9 by a Yugoslavian expatriate who
Meetings of the Little Entente and the Balkan Entente
were held at Belgrade, Oct. 19, to consider a course of action
with regard to the assassinations, and identical statements
were issued at the termination of these conferences.
In these
passport made out in the name of Petrus Kalemen,
but who was later identified as a Croatian nationalist who
attributed to the foreign policies
A
diplomatic
carried
was a
a
member of
a
terrorist band with "camps" in Hungary
Several accomplices of the assassin were taken
into custody, but the perpetrator of the deed was killed
almost instantly at Marseilles, either by the police or the
and Italy.
King Alexander had just arrived at the
Yugoslavian warship to pay a visit of state
which was intended to increase the friendship between
France and Yugoslavia and pave the way for amity between
the Balkan country and Italy.
The visit had great signifi¬
enraged spectators.
French port on a
cance,
since
Italo-Yugoslav relationships long have
been
the
official documents
"succession
and
such
countries.
of countries opposed to the
created by the Treaty of Versailles,
made for an end of terrorist activities in
States,"
demand was
a
responsibility for the murders was
as
The
statements
were
couched in
general
terms, but the intent was obvious.
It was held evident that
the Croatian terrorists who killed King Alexander and M.
Barthou lived
in camps
in Italy and Hungary with many
be directed
If measures to
prevent similar incidents in the future are not taken, the
statements said, "the gravest conflicts will result." Notwith¬
standing these declarations, it was reported Oct. 22 that the
associates, and the statements thus appeared to
rather
definitely against those countries.
MONTHLY
Nov., 1934]
Italian Government had refused to deport two
who
were
arrested
were
Yugoslavians
known to be associates of the terrorists and who
on
Italian soil.
In Hungary there was
much
political difficulties impend in that country. A Cabinet of
National Union was formed last February by Premier Gaston
Doumergue, who came out of retirement in order to unify the
perturbation regarding the "press campaign" started in Bel¬
grade, but overt acts were avoided and the matter seems well
on the way to amicable adjustment.
and
conflicting forces and solve the troublesome budgetary
many
A
brief
but
sanguine rebellion flared in
Cortes since the last election, in which the
while
the
Conservatives con¬
parties lost
numerous' radical
more
strength through dissension.
The radical parties were fear¬
when
ful of the formation of an absolutist Government, and
Premier Ricardo
tense excitement
Samper resigned on Oct. 1 a period of in¬
prevailed.
Senor Samper was defeated be¬
Cata^
of his attitude toward rebellious separatists in
cause
Ionia, and after several days of hesitation President Niceto
Alcala Zamora
requested the veteran statesman, Alejandro
Lerroux, to organize a new regime.
ber of the Radical party,
tion
problems of the Government.
M. Doumergue's
dissension is rife and appears to
mounting as a consequence of the high cost of living and
the increasing
Spain early in
October as Socialist, Communist and Syndicalist elements
objected to Cabinet changes and attempted to engineer a
widespread revolt. These activities marked the culmination
of a long period of unrest in the new Spanish republic, occa¬
sioned in part by the distinct Conservative leanings of the
Government and its failure to redeem the numerous promises
for land reform and other measures made when the republic
was formed*
Conservative members hhve dominated the
solidated
other
task has not been easy, as
be
Spanish Rebellion
Senor Lerroux is a mem¬
which is inclined toward modera¬
despite its name, and he quickly formed a Cabinet of
This was construed by the Left
Center and Right parties.
acceptance of the enemies of the republic in the
Cabinet, and the labor elements promptly joined and started
military sortee against the Government.
Fighting devel¬
groups as an
a
oped at Madrid and other centers, and by Oct. 6 a strict
7
EEYIEW
mands
made
De¬
relinquishment of the gold standard have been
numberless occasions by some prominent leaders,
on
and there is
French
any
incidence of the depression in France.
for
great sentiment among some sections of the
a
people for a new devaluation of the franc.
Against
such policy M. Doumergue and his associates have set
easily possible that overthrow
might signify the beginning of a new
series of currency experiments.
The events in France, ac¬
cordingly, have been observed with the keenest interest in
all parts of the world, since it is well realized that French
abandonment of the gold standard would probably force
other members of the gold bloc off that base and lead to
their faces sternly, and it is
of the present Cabinet
greater international monetary uncertainty than now
even
exists.
M. Doumergue
surmounted
a grave
difficulty in mid-Octo¬
when several of the members of the National Union
Cabinet resigned because of popular indignation over the
assassination at Marseilles of King Alexander and Foreign
ber,
Minister Barthou, as wTell as the
dal investigation.
of the
conduct of the Stavisky scan¬
The murder of M. Barthou eliminated one
strongest members of the Cabinet, and a rather wide¬
spread reorganization of the Government thus was necessary.
The difficulties were overcome, however, through the ap¬
pointment of Pierre Laval as Foreign Minister, while the
vacancy in the Ministry of Colonies created by the elevation
of M. Laval was filled through the appointment of Louis
censorship was established, while martial law was declared
on the same day.
The radical elements anticipated support from the regular
Rollin to the Colonies post.
troops in Spain, but in this they were largely disappointed, as
few members of the Civil Guard joined the radical and labor
successor.
were
well organized,
well-armed
moreover,
loyal
by
Paul Marchandeau was named as his
the assassinations, and
Minister of Justice Henri Cheron was forced to
because the conduct of the Stavisky
tender his resignation
investigation was not held satisfactory, and his place was
and they fought bitterly against the
The problem was complicated,
ported in Paris dispatches, were not of a nature to strengthen
troops.
secessionist
movements
in
Catalonia,
the
Province and other sections of Spain.
The wellorganized Socialists called a general strike which tied up
most of the industrial centers of the country for some days,
Basque
The most
severe fighting took place at Barcelona,
the center of the
Catalan movement, and the lojral forces from Madrid con¬
quered there only after shelling the Government buildings.
In the northern part of Spain the struggle developed into
pitched battles, and some towns were almost completely
destroyed.
Senor Lerroux was supported throughout these
developments by President Alcala Zamora, and the revolt
was finally put down, but only at the cost of thousands of
lives and immense damage.
Leaders of the rebellion went
into hiding, but most of them were captured.
The Cortes, or
National Parliament, assembled on Oct. 9, and after passing
several emergency laws the session was suspended indefi¬
nitely.
The Left benches were empty as the members gath¬
ered, and Premier Lerroux declared that the absence of the
Socialists and Communists was the best evidence of their
and food
Albert Sarraut resigned as Min¬
owing to the political storm caused by
radicals
In the chief industrial centers, however, the
forces.
ister of the Interior,
shortages resulted in the large cities.
taken
by Senator Henri Lemery.
the Cabinet and
Naval Armaments
apprehensions existed regarding the impend¬
ing reassemblage of the Parliament early in November. The
situation was made additionally dubious by a program of
constitutional
reforms
reforms would
a
mean
of the Cabinet and a
proposed by M. Doumergue.
These
vast strengthening of the authority
corresponding loss of power by the Par¬
liament, and it was held obvious that the Parliament would
not accept
jority
the plans without strenuous opposition.
October
A ma¬
in the Senate considered the proposals late in
decided to oppose them, so that a fall of the
group
and
Doumergue regime will be hard to prevent.
Germany Defaults
Commercial and financial relationships between Germany
and the United States became more involved and
increasingly
unsatisfactory to American traders and investors as a result
which the German Government took on Oct. 13
of two steps
and
On
15.
the
tries, while
date the
German authorities de¬
on
Oct. 15 the Berlin Government defaulted for¬
interest payments due in foreign currencies on its
on
external
own
earlier
existing trade treaties between the two coun¬
the
nounced
mally
guilt.
These changes, it was re¬
obligations.
To American business men the
is, perhaps, of no great immediate significance,
since the German foreign exchange restrictions already had
former step
Diplomatic and technical representatives of the British,
American and Japanese Governments gathered in London, on
studies of the naval armaments situ¬
ation, with a view to determining the prospects for the formal
naval conference tentatively scheduled for 1935. The discus¬
sion continued throughout the latter half of the month, with
only a slim likelihood of agreement on the essentials of limi¬
tation.
The land armaments problem was debated for sev¬
Oct. 16, for preliminary
eral years by the General
Disarmament Conference at Ge¬
without a single notable achievement, and the naval
talks at London last month indicate rather plainly that a
neva,
in the attempt to prolong the limita¬
tion arrangements on warships.
The Washington Govern¬
ment has made it plain on many occasions that it desires con¬
tinuance of the Washington and London agreements, but
modifications are desired by both Great Britain and Japan.
similar failure impends
The British modifications concern the
which
small and fast cruisers
England desires in greater numbers, since they are
peculiarly suited to the needs of a power with far-flung com¬
merce and numerous naval bases.
Of greater moment is the
known
Japanese demand for a higher ratio of British or
60% allotted that country in exist¬
American fleets than the
The preliminary conference was viewed with
a good deal of concern in all informed quarters,
owing to
tbese circumstances, and the course of the discussions has
been disheartening.
The conferences were carried on bilat¬
ing treaties.
erally, but it is quite possible that a general gathering of all
be held in the endeavor to reconcile the
three countries will
The Japanese demands were taken up
plain in dispatches from the
British capital that an agreement is highly unlikely.
Only
the personal prestige of Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald,
who is presiding over the meeting, is believed to have pre¬
vented an early breakdown of the negotiations.
opposing viewpoints.
first at London, and it was made
French Cabinet
Cabinet crises in
years,
France have been numerous in recent
and there was ample evidence in October that further
curtailed
ordinary transactions and reduced them sharply.
The treaty, moreover,
does not lapse formally until Oct. 14
1935, and in the meantime another commercial treaty may
well be negotiated.
The investment community, however,
was loath to believe until the last minute that the sovereign
German Government would refuse to abide
by its contractual
obligations, especially when avoidance of default would have
entailed a relatively minor drain on Germany's foreign ex¬
change resources.
Dr. Hans
Luther, the German Ambassador, informed the
Oct. 13 that the Berlin Government de¬
Article 7 of the existing com¬
That article provides for most-favored-
State Department on
sired to bring about changes in
mercial
treaty.
nation treatment.
"not
The German Government's intention was
necessarily" to terminate the treaty, according to Wash¬
ington dispatches, but a restatement of the article was held
by Germany because of the development of Ger¬
along bilateral channels.
At the State Depart¬
the German notification was accepted as a formal
necessary
man
ment
trade
notice of termination of the agreement,
since the treaty pro¬
notifies the other
vides for such termination if either party
of
an
intention of modifying, by change or omission, any of
provisions or any of the articles of the treaty. In Wash¬
ington reports it was noted that the State Department gave a
cool reception to Dr. Luther's suggestion for negotiations
the
looking toward replacement of the pact.
It was remarked
briefly that American officials are not ready at present to
negotiate.
The German Government's
the authorities in
for meeting
default occurred Oct. 15, when
Berlin failed to supply the funds necessary
the payment in foreign currency on American
holdings of the Dawes loan of 1924.
Before the German mora¬
June, three monthly payments out
of the six necessary to meet the coupon due Oct. 15 were
transferred, and half the required sum thus was available
and was paid by the three trustees of the loan.
Against the
torium was declared last
MONTHLY
8
REVIEW
Nov.
"providing co-operation is obtained."
10,
remaining 50% of interest due, the German authorities made
there
registered Keichsmarks available, but such registered marks
are a highly restricted form of German exchange and they
United States deliveries of tin during October fell to 2,925
quoted in the foreign exchange markets at approximately
half their nominal value.
In effect, therefore, American
holders of Dawes 7's received an aggregate of about 75% of
the sums due them contractually, Oct. 15.
Because of special
are
on
long tons, against 3,850 tons in September. Stocks in this
country increased from 4,243 tons at the close of September
to 4,998 tons on Oct. 31, concluded the afore-mentioned
publication.
Lake and electrolytic copper remained un¬
changed throughout the month at 9.123^c. and 8.75c. a lb.,
respectively. Lead at New York rose from 3.60c. to 3.65c.
arrangements made with Germany by the British, French,
on Oct.
17 and to 3.70c. on the following day, closing the
Netherlands and other governments, holders of the tranches
month at the latter figure.
Zinc at New York dropped to
of the Dawes loan floated in other countries than the United
States received full payments of Oct. 15 coupons in their own
4.22)/£c. from 4.25c. on Oct. 3 and to 4.15c. on Oct. 10,
currencies.
It seems quite evident, therefore, that discrimi¬ reacted to 4.20c. on Oct. 22, then declined to 4.173^0. on
Oct. 26, but returned on the following day to 4.20c., closing
nation was exercised by Germany against American bond¬
Tin at New York, which
holders, even though the German Government is said to have< the month at the latter figure.
closed on Sept. 29 at 51.50c., moved irregularly up and
given assurances to Washington that such discrimination
would not take place.
Officials of the Administration at down, falling to a low for the month of 50.60c. on Oct. 10,
Washington are studying this phase of the matter.
Of the the price thereafter showing a general upward tendency,
original $110,000,000 American tranche of the Dawes loan rising to 51.25c. on Oct. 23, which price remained in effect
The price of
approximately $60,000,000 remain outstanding. The sum due until Oct. 31, when it declined to 51.15c.
American holders on Oct. 15 was
somewhat more than copper declined steadily in the foreign markets during the
$2,000,000, of which half already had been transferred prior week ended Oct. 3, ranging from 6.45c. to 6.75c., c.i.f., as
to the moratorium, so that transfer of only a little more than
compared with 6.80c. and 6.90c. in the preceding seven-day
$1,000,000 would have sufficed to prevent the formal default period, declined further to 6.425c. on Oct. 17, rose on
at this time.
\ Oct. 24 to 6.85c.; during the following week prices showed a
further increase ranging from 6.875c. to 7.150c.
Steel Production
Gains—Scrap Prices
Advance—Non-Ferrous
Metals
Show Mixed
Trend
Lumber
The iron and steel trade suffered a setback early in
the
month, but toward the close showed an upturn in production,
with the decline in scrap
prices halted.
Non-ferrous metal
prices, with the exception of the copper group, were unsettled,
lead moving higher, while zinc and tin closed lower than at
the end of September. The American Iron and Steel Institute
reported the steel mills of the country as operating at an
estimated capacity of 23.2% for the week of October 1,
which compared with 24.2% for the preceding seven days.
For the week of October 8 operations were estimated at
23.6%, for the next seven-day period at 22.8%, for the week
beginning October 22 at 23.9% and for the following week
at 25.0%, the highest rate in over a period of about three
months.
The "Iron
Age," in its issue of Nov. 1 1934 announced
that increased steel production,
heavier pig iron shipments,
enlarged demand from the automobile industry, and a
further strengthening of scrap prices have given the iron
and steel market added buoyancy.
The sharpest gain in
any producing
center was registered in the ClevelandLorain district, where production rose seven points to 37%
during the week ended Oct. 30. In that area most of the
improvement was attributable to larger releases from motor
car makers,
although part of it was ascribable to orders
from
miscellaneous consumers
for
stock.
At
Chicago,
heavier bookings came not only from automotive sources
but also from farm equipment makers, who continued to
expand their operations in anticipation "of a heavy spring
demand.
Pig iron shipments have shown
gain in most
markets but have increased most in the Great Lakes area,
where
against about 125,000 in October. Steel scrap during the
week ended October 23 advanced for the first time since
March, the "Iron Age" composite price rising from $9.50
to $9.58 a gross ton.
A further increase to $9.63 occurred
in the following seven-day period, as compared with $10.17
The "Iron Age" composite for finished
pig iron continued unchanged at 2.124c. a lb.
for steel (against 2.003c. on Oct. 31 1933) and $17.90 a
ton for iron (against $16.61).
With reference to the non-ferrous metals, "Metal and
ton
steel
a
year ago.
and
Mineral Markets" in its issue of Nov. 1 stated that
"with
the
Copper Code functioning more smoothly because of
a better understanding of what is required of buyers, result¬
ing in a larger flow of domestic business, primary producers
again agreed to suspend their sales quotas, and the general
tone of the market has undoubtedly improved."
E. T. Stannard, President of Kennecott Copper Co., following a meeting
of the copper industry held Oct. 31, advised that the primary
producers agree to continue the suspension of sales allo¬
cations to them for the month of November, during which
time all current sales are to be allocated to secondary,
custom and by-product copper, and only when these quotas
have been filled will sales be allocated to primary producers.
Under this plan primary producers waive their rights to
give notice, under the sales plan of the Copper Code, as to
the suspended allocations.
This plan, he added, has been
in effect since Sept. 15 1934, and sales since that date have
been more than sufficient to cover the intake of the secondary
producers. "Metal and Mineral Markets" reported that total
copper sales for the month of October are understood to
have been about 15,000 tons. Price structure of this metal
continued unchanged at 9c., Valley. October sales of lead,
which according to unofficial reports totaled 38,000 tons
by producers, were larger than in September.
Reports
from
Business
New business booked at the lumber mills
Gains.
during the week
ended Oct. 27 1934, was heavier than during any of the three
preceding weeks; production and shipments were lower than'
for any week since July, according to telegraphic reports to
the
National Lumber Manufacturers Association from re¬
gional associations covering the operations of leading hard¬
wood and softwood mills.
Orders showed appreciable in¬
crease
over
those of the
corresponding week of 1933.
Re¬
ports for the 1934 week were from 1,326 mills whose produc¬
tion was 162,334,000 feet; shipments,
165,402,000 feet;
orders received, 178,309,000 feet.
For the preceding week,
production totaled 185,814,000 feet; shipments, 178,276,*000
In reviewing lumber opera¬
tions for the week ended Oct. 27, the Association further
reported in brief:
A
feet; orders, 171,593,000 feet.
California Redwood and Northeastern Soft¬
All softwood regions except
woods
12%
reported
above
orders
output.
above
production.
Hardwood
orders
Total
were
7%
softwood
orders
were
below production, all
regions except Northeastern reporting lower order figures than cut
All
regions except Northern Hemlock and Southern Hardwoods reported orders
above those of corresponding
identical mills
were
week of 1933.
Total orders
as
reported by
17 % above those of last year's week; softwoods showing
gain of 23%; hardwoods, loss of 26%.
similar week of last year;
Production was 7% below that of
shipments were 5% lower than last year's ship¬
ments.
Reports from 1,657 mills on Oct. 27 1934 give unfilled orders of 722,067,000 feet and gross stocks of
5,597,805,000 feet.
report unfilled orders as 509,190,000 feet on Oct.
of 20 days' average
production,
as
The 662 identical mills
27 1934, or the equivalent
compared with 447,211,000 feet, or the
equivalent of 18 days' average production on similar date a year ago..
Textiles
the October movement exceeded that of September
by 50% to 70%, continued the "Age," which further reported
that at Chicago, foundry cpke shipments in October were
the largest since March.
St. Louis also experienced an
appreciable gain in melt, this being especially true of stove
plants, whose operations were 30% ahead of what they were
a year ago.
Total automobile output in November, according
to estimates, will probably not exceed 70,000 units, as
a
Lower—New
Movement
the
Tri-State
curtailment
district
period for
the
are
to
the
effect
that
another
production of zinc will begin
Following the termination of the general textile strike,
conditions in the industry resumed a more normal character
although unsettled labor conditions in scattered fields con¬
tinued to interfere with the orderly progress of business.
Retail trade improved considerably, thanks to the advent
of seasonally cool weather which resulted in stimulating the
sale of heavy wearing apparel in many sections.
Continued
benefit distribution of public agency funds had an important
share in steadying the purchasing power of parts of the popu¬
lation, particularly in the rural districts.
In the wholesale
trade some hesitation was at first in evidence.
Later, how¬
ever, merchants started to cover their requirements more
freely.
With inventories generally believed to have under¬
gone substantial reductions, the approach of the holiday
buying season served to exert a stimulating influence on the
placing of orders.
Price movements in the wholesale markets
lacked uniformity; while cotton goods showed an easier trend
reflecting the further recession in raw cotton prices, other
divisions, after initial weakness, held fairly steady.
Raw
cotton in October, following an easing of quotations during
the earlier part of the month, recovered the larger portion
of the loss.
The Government report released Oct. 8 and esti¬
mating the cotton crop at 9,443,000 bales was slightly below
expectations but the continued poor demand on the parts of
domestic mills and the very unfavorable showing of exports,
had a depressing influence, notwithstanding the fact that
producers, fortified by the Government 12c. loan offer are
reluctant in disposing of their crops.
Rumors of new in¬
flationary moves, later discredited, caused a temporary
flurry but no real end of the present deadlock is foreseen until
depleted supplies of domestic mills and the exhaustion of
other growths through foreign mill purchases should ne¬
cessitate a recourse to the American staple.
However,
while such a development may result in a temporary revival
of the demand, the long-term outlook appears obscure, in
view of predictions of a further sharp increase in foreign
plantings, and of the possibility that a larger American
acreage may be permitted for next season and that a change
in the present prices pegging policies will be considered,
once the crop lending operations have reached the saturation
point.
Spot cotton here in New York was 12.50c. on Oct. 1,
and from this figure reacted to 12.25c. Oct. 9.
Later the
price rallied to 12.65c. Oct. 11, and after some fluctuations
MONTHLY
Nov., 1934]
eased
12.40c.
to
28 inch 64-60's
and
on
Oct. 31
Print cloths at Fall River for
marked down Oct. 10 from 534c. to 5c.
further reduction to 4 15-16c. was recorded.
Oct. 31.
was
a
price of 27 inch cloth 60-64's was 434c. Oct. 31 as against
5c. Sept. 29.
Osnaburgs were 1034c. Oct. 31 as against 10%
to 11c. Sept. 29.
The report of the Census Bureau issued
Oct. 13, and covering the month of September, showed
clearly to what extent the consumption of cotton in the
United States was affected by the widespread textile strike
which lasted through the major portion of the month.
The
amount consumed in September was given as only 295,960
bales of lint and 54,690 bales of linters, compared with 420,949 bales of lint and 61,228 bales of linters in August 1934,
and 499,482 bales of lint and 74,666 bales of linters in Sep¬
The
tember 1933.
.
goods market was at first adversely influenced
by a series of price reductions for spring goods which, far from
stimulating the demand, proved a disturbing factor and in¬
creased the existing uncertainty concerning the outlook for
the industry.
During the latter part of the month trading
expanded considerably, following the announcement con¬
cerning founding of a corporation for the purpose of absorb¬
ing stocks of free wool that had been underselling Govern¬
ment offerings.
The better movement of goods in retail
channels also helped to improve sentiment.
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were quoted Oct. 31
at $1.16@$1.21, the same as on Sept. 29, against $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 34 @$1.2734 April 30; $1.33@
$1.38 March 31; $1.45@ $1.50 Feb. 28; $1.55@$1.60 Jan.
31; $1.3734 @$1.4234 Dec. 29 1933; $1.40@$1.45 Nov. 29;
$1.5734 @$1.6234 Oct. 31; $1.8234 @$1-8734 Sept. 29; $1.85
@$1.90 Aug. 31; $1.83@$1.88 on July 31; $2.1734 @$2.2234
on
June 30; $1.65@$1.70 on May 31; $1.4734 @$1.5234
April 29; $1.15@$1.20 March 31; $1.1734 @$1-2234 Feb. 28;
$1.15@$1.20 Jan. 31, all in 1933; $1.4734 @$1.5234 Dec. 31
1932; $1.4234@$1.4734 Nov. 30; $1.55@$1.60 Oct. 31;
$1.75@$1.80 Sept. 30; $2@$2.05 Aug. 31; $1.40@$1.45
July 30; $1.1234 @ $1.1734 June 30; $1.10 @$1.15 May 31;
$1.35@$1.40 April 30; $1.50@$1.55 Mar. 31; $1.6734@
$1.70 Feb. 29; $1.87^@$1.90 Jan. 30, all in 1932.
In the case of the 20-22 deniers Japanese crack double
The woolen
quoted at $1.10@$1.15 Oct. 31, against $1.07@
$1.12 on Sept. 29, and Aug. 31, against $0.99@$1.04 July
31; $1.11@$1.16 June 29; $1.16@$1.21 May 31; $1.14@
$1.19 April 30; $1.25@$1.30 Mar. 31; $1.40@$1.45 Feb. 28;
$1.52@$1.57 Jan. 31; $1.35@$1.40 Dec. 29 1933; $1.30@
$1.35 Nov. 29; $1.45@$1.50 Oct. 31; $1.6734 @$1.7234
Sept. 29; $1.8234 @$1.8734 Aug. 31; $1.7934 @$1-8434 July
31; $2.2234 @$2.2734 June 30; $1.70@$1.75 May 31; $1.5234
@$1.5734 April 29; $1.10@$1.15 Mar. 31; $1.15@$1.20
Feb. 28; $1.1234 @$1.1734 Jan. 31, all in 1933; $1,4734@
extra were
$1.5234 Dec. 31 1932.
Agriculture
of
Secretary
Production
Cotton
Wallace
States
AAA
Curtailment Program in
Will
Continue
1935—Contract
Land Next Year
Signers May Plant 25% More
buying sparingly at present and specula¬
reduced. On the last day of the
month a sharp break occurred owing to news that the
international rubber regulation committee had adjourned
after failing to decide on export quotas for 1935.
Ribbed smoked sheets for spot delivery were quoted at
13c. asked on Oct. 31 against 14%c. bid and 14 3-16c.
manufacturers
continue under the terms of the contracts.
15%c. asked on Aug. 31, 14 ll-16c.
asked June 30, 1234c. asked May 31,
13 %e. asked on April 30, 11 l-16c. asked on March 29,
1024c. asked on Feb. 28, 10c. asked Jan. 31, 9c. asked
Dec. 29 1933
9^@9Me. Nov. 29, 7%c. Oct. 31, 8Me.
Sept. 30, 734c. Aug. 31, and 7c. on July 31. On June 30
the spot price was 624c. asked against 634c. asked May 31,
4 5-16c. asked on April 29, and 2J4c. bid and 3c. asked
March 31, 2 15-16c. asked Feb. 28, 2J4c. bid and 2 15-16c.
asked Jan. 31, 3 3-16c. bid and 334c. asked Dec. 31 1932.
asked
Associations
Credit
Requirements of Commodity
Sept. 29,
on
asked July 31, 1434c.
,
Automobile
Tires
75%
-
Sections
Associations in the Southern and
authorized to make 4% loans
The Production Credit
Southwestern States have been
to 12c. per
up
pound
on
warehouse cotton stored in con¬
of the Commodity Credit
Corporation, according to a statement issued Oct. 6 by S. M.
Garwood, Production Credit Commissioners of the Farm
Credit Administration.
The announcement said:
formance with the requirements
Producers with such stored cotton may
obtain loans or refinance their
associations in amount up to 12c. per pound
low middling or better in grade, and % inch or better in
existing indebtedness to the
on
cotton classed
staple,
and"up
to 11c. per pound for
better in grade,
In
stored cotton classed low middling or
and below % inch in staple.
obtaining such loans on cotton, borrowers
will be required to own
Credit Association which lends the money
equal to $5 for every $100, or part of $100, borrowed or refinanced, on the
same terms as other borrowers.
The stock, if not already owned, may be
voting stock in the Production
This action followed an announcement on
Ohio, district.
preceding day by the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
that it would increase prices of tires 12 to 25%, depending on
the
and on "locally prevailing trade practices."
said that this action had been necessitated by
production, with cotton prices
type and brand
The company
increases in costs of
recent
135% above the low level of the depression, rubber prices
than 400% higher and wages 27% higher. Executives
of rubber companies on Nov. 1 said that prices to consumers
on some lines
in some sections of the country would be
advanced as much as 75%. Associated Press advices from
Akron, Nov. 1, added the following regarding the price
more
increase;
As
said
.
......
Association
in
loans at the Production Credit
serving the applicant's county, and borrowers will be assisted
producers may apply for such
preparing the required application form
and papers.
a
result of
a
trend, largely
as
weaker technical position and notwithstanding
the further taking effect
of the restriction scheme.
A tem¬
porary rally was caused by the recurrence of inflation rumors
and the advance in silver prices, but toward the end of
prices resumed their sagging trend, in line with
the easier tendency for other commodities. An unfavorable
factor was the publication of the American consumption
the month
figures for September showing a decline of 10% as against
August 1934, and of 14% compared with September 1933.
While the outlook for tire sales is said to be encouraging,
..
executive
5.50x17 tire will sell now for $12.90, whereas in some places the price
a
had been
as
low
$6.
as
.
.
Seiberling, President of the Seiberling Rubber Co., in a statement
F. A.
"The savagery of
"new deal" in the rubber industry.
the past has been thrown into the waste basket and there
in the industry," he said.
to be a new, hopeful feeling
appears
"The
move
along."
The
was
led by the big four, and the little fellows are
"big
four"
are
Goodyear,
Goodrich,
United
following
States and
Firestone.
The increase, effective
type,
on
to-day, averaged "from 12% to 25%, depending
brand and locally prevailing trade practices."
Hides, Leather and Footwear
The First National Bank of Boston, in its
"New England
Letter" under date of Oct. 29 1934 discusses these markets
follows:
as
industry is in a period of price readjustment.
production continues irregular, values are showing a
little more stability at lower levels and sentiment is some¬
what improved.
•
"The disturbance in both price and production schedules
has been the result of an un larified hide situation, the sum¬
"The shoe
While
slump in general business, a spotty retail demand, and
broaden consumer purchases through volume
effort to
an
and
production
price appeals.
Manufacturers producing
and women's foot¬
received the bulk of the busi¬
Those distributors operating in the South and Middle
men's shoes to sell between $3 and $3.50
wear
between $2 and $3 have
ness.
West, where higher crop and livestock prices
and heavier
expenditures have stimulated purchasing power,
doing exceptionally well, while those in New England
the Middle Atlantic States find consumer buying slug¬
Government
and
gish and irregular.
The time is approaching when more
weather will
sentiment is
a
consumers' attention to fall
improvement in general industrial
turn
sustaining factor.
"Recent
events,
facturer cautious.
however, have made the shoe manu¬
As his operations have been confined
principally to fill-in orders for stock, his leather purchases
immediate needs.
Moreover,
have been made mostly for
with large
chain distributors doing a volume business on a
price appeal basis, the manufacturer has
concessions from tanners' list quotations.
naturally sought
While there has
good inquiry for leather and some orders placed,
notably in whites for spring wear, tanners are still finding bids
unattractively low.
Between 80% and 85% of the leather
produced is made into shoes and the production of footwear
has been running at record levels, with the past eight months
3% ahead of a year ago.
Furthermore, sizable Government
been
business is in the offing.
"During the month hide futures have revealed a more
trend at slightly lower levels.
Cash markets have
stable
a greater part of the month, compared with
734c. in September.
Question of the disposition of
the drought-hide surplus is still an important factor and
until this issue is clarified careful buying is expected.
A de¬
crease in the Government's buying program has been in¬
dicated as a result of a lack of appropriated funds, a desire
held at 7c. for
7 and
Rubber
Crude rubber continued its downward
i.
example of what the increase means to retail prices, one
an
sounded the keynote of the
purchased with a part of the loan proceeds.
Cotton
of 18%—Some
as Much as
;
..
footwear and the present
•
Increase
of Country Advanced
general increase in tire prices, averaging 18%, was
announced on Nov. 1 by leading manufacturers in the Akron,
seasonable
Credit Corporation
Certain
Average
Given
Prices
Tire
in
A
are
Up to 12 Cents a Pound Authorized by Production
on
Warehouse Cotton
Conforming to
Loans of 4%
are
tive interest is considerably
mer
Administration plans to
continue its cotton production curtailment program in 1935,
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace announced on Oct. 20.
He said he was making public the intention of the AAA in
order that more than 1,000,000 farmers who had signed con¬
tracts for 1934 and 1935 could proceed with their plans for
the next season assured that the voluntary program would
Agricultural Adjustment
The
9
REVIEW
to
study the winter feed situation and fears of a serious re¬
duction in breeding
stock.
South American markets, fur¬
thermore, are above domestic levels, tending to stimulate
American hide
exports as a consequence.
Once price
achieved and a greater degree of
acquired by general business, the uncertainties
brought about by a heavy visible supply of hides may be
more comfortably withstood."
stability in footwear is
confidence is
REVIEW
MONTHLY
10
World's Visible Supply of
Grains
downward, though there was
a
wheat, the Europeans knowing that the bulk of the
produced in Canada must eventually be sold for ex¬
port.
The downward trend was also helped by a sharp
break in foreign markets under the influence of offerings of
Subsequently, foreign
cheap Argentine and French grain.
markets developed a much steadier undertone and rallied,
apparently under short covering and consumptive buying.
Domestic markets likewise rallied.
The domestic cash
peg
wheat
>
position continued persistently strong, and milling interests
were
heavy buyers absorbing speculative offerings.
The
Government report issued on Oct. 10, which was undoubtedly
very bullish as it indicated the poorest outlook in 30 years or
more, also helped the rally.
The preliminary estimate of the
entire 1934 wheat crop in the United States was placed at
496,982,000 bushels, while stocks on the farms on Oct. 1
were placed at only 234,284,000 bushels as compared with
309,651,000 bushels last year.
Conditions surrounding the
new crop have not been altogether favorable as there has
been very little moisture in Western Kansas, Oklahoma and
parts of Nebraska and Texas, where liberal precipitation is
needed, since the good rains of early September.
Elsewhere
in the winter wheat belt conditions have been more favorable.
The rally in prices
prompted renewed selling, and the markets
resumed their downward trend with the undertone more or
less unsettled.
Inflationary sentiment which recently played
important part in domestic markets, has been alternatively
hot and cold, according to the nature of Washington press
advices.
Crop conditions in Australia and the Argentine
have been favorable and especially in the latter country.
an
Corn, oats and
rye
also developed a downward trend and
In Chicago the December option
October 31 at 9534c. as against the
ended the month lower.
for
wheat closed
on
opening of 101 ^c. on Oct. 1.
At Winnipeg the October
option closed on Oct. 31 at 74J4c. as against an opening
price of 81 %c. on Oct. 1.
December corn in Chicago closed
at 76c. as compared with the opening price of 77
on
Oct. 1.
December oats closed at 49%c. as against an open¬
ing price on Oct. 1 of 5134c., while December rye
67?4c. compared with 7434c. the opening price on
Farmers Vote by 2 to
closed at
Oct. 1.
1 to Continue Corn-Hog Production Control
Program in 1935
0
the Agricultural
corn-hog referendum showed
a 2-to-l vote of approval on the question of retaining the
program in 1935, it was announced on Oct. 16. Secretary of
Agriculture Wallace on the following day, however, expressed
his disappointment over the fact that fewer than 50% of
eligible farmers voted.
The referendum was conducted in
Returns
from
Adjustment
of 500,000 in
balloting
Administration
co-operating with the AAA in its
production-control programs an expression of their opinion
regarding the desirability of continuing corn-hog control
next year.
Only 500,000 of 1,200,000 contract signers replied
to the questionnaire.
order to obtain from farmers
from
Brazilian
Port
Stocks
for
Eventual Destruction
sharp rally from the low
point reached the early part of October, after which prices
again reacted.
Active selling during the early part of the
month was encouraged by a break in the Canadian market
resulting from withdrawal of the Canadian Government
support.
The purchases by the Canadian Government had
caused an artificial market there.
The supported price level
had made a very favorable hedge for Argentine wheat as
well as an excellent straddle between Liverpool and Winni¬
Coffee Nov. 1 Below Oct. 1—850,000 Bags
During Month
Withdrawn
Domestic wheat markets during the past month trended
During October the world's visible supply of coffee, ex¬
of restricted stocks in Brazil, decreased 1,238,374
clusive
14.9%, according to figures released Nov. 2 by the
Coffee & Sugar Exchange.
Stocks on Nov. 1
totaled 7,063,593 bags compared with 8,301,967 on Oct. 1
and 7,179,224 bags on Nov. 1, last year, the Exchange said,
indicating that the withdrawal, during October, of 850,000
bags from Brazilian port stocks for eventual destruction was
the principal reason for the sharp reduction in world sup¬
plies.
The Exchange continued:
bags
or
York
New
States visible supply decreased 58,374 bags from 1,579,967
The United
Oct. 1 to 1,521,593 bags on Nov.
on
000
on
1, of which 630,200 bags were afloat
European supplies were 3,376,000 compared with 3,545,-
to this country.
the first of October, a decrease of 169,000 bags.
ports totaled 2,166,000 bags on
Oct. 1, a decrease
Last year,
Stocks in Brazilian
Nov. 1 compared with 3,177,000 bags
on
of 1,011,000 bags.
United States stocks were 1,468,224 bags, European supplies
2,774,000 bags, while Brazilian port stocks totaled 2,937,000 bags.
Sugar
Sales of Cuban
raw sugar
during the month
follows—all ex-store: On Oct.
as
were
reported
1 at 2.98c.; on Oct. 2 at
Oct. 17 at 2.91c.;
and on
Oct. 29 at 2.82c.
The wholesale price for refined sugar was
quoted at 4.75c. until Oct. 3 when all refiners reduced the
price to 4.65c. at which level it was maintained during the
3.00c.;
on
on
Oct. 3 and 15 at 2.95c.;
on
Oct. 18 at 2.89c.; on Oct. 22 at 2.85c. and 2.80c.,
remainder of the month.
The "futures" market for sugar began the month with a
steady tone, subsequently eased and later steadied.
The
ldng awaited sale by Cuban shippers to a group of American
refiners was finally consummated on Oct. 4, and it was
announced that in all 145,000 tons of sugar had been closed
at 2.185c. per pound c.&f. New York.
Following this the
Cuban export committee announced a return to the 2.2963c.
minimum price previously existing, a price below which no
sugars shipped from Cuba to the American markets could be
sold.
It was also announced that a refiner had purchased
15,000 tons of Louisiana sugars at the duty-paid equivalent
of 3.085c., while further sale of Louisiana sugars were re¬
ported made to Gulf refiners at a price.
The news was the
signal for increased offerings in the "futures" market under
which prices reacted.
Sentiment was unsettled due to the
anxiety of Cuban holders over the large unsold balance of
their 1934 quota.
The Cuban minimum price is so far
above current prices that refiners are seeking their supplies
elsewhere and are purchasing as little sugar as possible from
Cuba.
The
result
been
has
that
there
are
upwards
of
360,000 tons of the present Cuban quota for which their
virtually no market, and the Cuban Sugar Institute
trying to work out a plan for a satisfactory adjustment
the problem.
Reports that progress was being made
connection with the latter, caused a reversal in trend
is
is
of
in
in
the "futures" market with the December position leading.
The principal support was in the way of hedge-lifting by
operators and other trade and producing interests.
Carlos G. Garcia, President of the Cuban Chamber of
Commerce in the United States, on Oct. 25 announced that
Cuban raw sugar would not be offered in the American market
at less than 2.185 cents a pound during the remainder of
this year.
His statement was based, it was said, on the
recent action of the Cuban Sugar Institute of
Havana in
withdrawing its offer to sell Cuban raw sugar at a price
concession. Mr. Garcia was further quoted as saying;/""
Coffee
Having tried to induce refiners to purchase the entire balance of the 1934
Coffee prices in the "futures" market developed a down¬
ward trend and ended the month lower reflecting inactivity
in the cost and freight
and spot markets and absence of
stimulating news.
was
862,000 Bags of Coffee Destroyed by Brazil During October—Total
Destruction Since June 1931, 32,781,000 Bags
The
National
Coffee
Department
of
Brazil destroyed
492,000 bags of coffee during the last half of October,
according to the New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange, which
with 370,000 bags during the first half and brings
the start of the program in June 1931 to
32,781,000 bags, or about 16 months supply for the entire
world.
Since July 1, 3,640,000 bags have been eliminated
compared with 3,299,000 bags during the first six months
of 1934, the Exchange said.
compares
the total, since
under 2.185 cents a pound and not having received
favorable response, the action of the institution
sell and re-establishing
in withdrawing its offer to
the price of 2.185 cents a pound has prevented the
complete collapse of the sugar market at this time would endanger the con¬
tinuance of the Jones-Costigan Act
quoted on Oct. 31 at 934c., against 924c.
Sept. 29, 934@924c. Aug. 31, 924c. July 31, 934®924c.
June 30, 10 %@1034c. May 31, 1034c. April 30, 1034c.
March 31, 11c. Feb. 28, 9}4@9%c. Jan. 31, 824c. Dec. 29
1933,734@ 724c. Nov. 29,734c. Oct. 31,7*4®7%c. Sept. 30,
724c. Aug. 31, and 724c. July 31—these figures comparing
with 734c. June 30, 724c. on May 31 and also 724c. April 29
and on March 31, 8®834c. Feb. 28, 834c. Jan. 31, all for
1933, 834c. Dec. 31 1932.
No. 7 Santos was quoted on Oct. 31 at 1024c., against
924@924c. Sept. 29, 1024c. Aug. 31,1034c. July 31, 1034®
1034c. June 30,11c. May 31, 10J4c. April 28 and March 31,
1134c. Feb. 28, 9J4@10c. Jan.' 31, 9c. Dec. 29 1933, 834®
824c. Nov. 30, 834®834c. Oct. 31, 834@824c. Sept. 30,
8c. on Aug. 31,8@834c. July 31, 7%®8c. June 30, 8@834c.
May 31, and the same on April 29 and on March 31, 834®
834c. Feb. 28, 824c. Jan. 31, 9c. Dec. 31 1932.
No. 7 Rio
Cuban quota at a price
a
sugar
and destroy the tariff benefits to Cuban
in the new reciprocity treaty.
Refiners will have to
come
to Cuba, regardless
of their 1934 requirements, which
this policy Cuba will sell as much sugar at
have sold at lower
of price, for the balance
will be 100,000 to 150,000 tons.
Under
2.185 cents a pound as she would
prices.
Cuba's orderly marketing, when she
alone has sugar to sell in the American
market, should bring confidence to her competitors in the Philippines and
Puerto Rdco and lead these producing areas to follow her
to
example in refusing
dump their products in the United States.
The Cuban plans were
1.
reported to be
To permit the shipment of the balance of the
as
follows:
1934 quota for storage in
the United States, to be held until Dec. 31, duty paid.
2.
Until Jan. 1 1935, these sugars will not be sold except to refiners for
melting
purposes
only and at a price not lower than the minimum price
fixed by the Cuban Licensing Committee.
New
A crop
Crop Adjustment Program for Sugar Growers
adjustment program for United States sugar grow¬
ers, conferring broad powers on the Secretary of Agriculture,
was announced on Oct. 2 by Agricultural Adjustment Admin¬
istration Administrator Chester C. Davis with the approval
of Secretary Wallace.
Washington dispatches on Oct. 2
stated that the program is unique in that it is the first to be
undertaken by the AAA in which it is possible to assure
the grower fair exchange value upon his full production; the
new adjustment plan, it is said, is expected to increase 1934
income of sugar growers approximately $15,OCX),000 over the
usual return.
If deemed necessary by Secretary Wallace,
the program may be extended to cover the 1936 crop.
The
dispatches further went on to say:
MONTHLY
Nov., 1934]
This program
ment to the
recommendations of the President last spring.
producers and with the programs
insular
areas on
The sugar beet program is
their beet produc¬
is continued for that year.
Also,
of gasoline shipped upon
tion
their
yields,
who planted beets in 1934 will receive parity payments on
planted and average
their actual production, whichever is higher.
upon
;
floor stocks tax on unsold beet sugar from
sugar
of the
de¬
the 1933 crop resulted in a
is estimated at $2,600,000.
It prohibits employment of
ditions in the beet fields.
a
.
j
policy of Congress, as expressed in the Adjustment Act
labor and working con¬
amended, the contract contains provisions on
years
Under the provisions of the contract
minimum wages for 1935 and 1936
be prescribed by the Secretary in districts where
such action is deemed
necessary.
The Secretary is also
authorized to adjudicate labor disputes.
past production, each grower will be given
From available records on his
his choice of one of four options
to determine what is known as
his base
Federal
Court
Government's Petition for Dissolution of
Denies
Sugar Institute, Inc.
W. Mack of New York City on
decision which denied the petition
of the United States Government asking for the dissolution
Federal Judge Julian
Oct. 10 handed down
an
injunction in a Federal Court in Texas order¬
"hot oil" runners seems definitely
in view.
Texas
regulatory officials, who met news of the price cut
"threat" of a general order to
for East Texas crude with the
shut down all oil fields in the State
should the cut spread
companies, co-operated with the corps of Government
oil agents in the field, headed by L. R. Martineau, special
assistant to Attorney-General Cummings, who was sent to
the field to co-ordinate activities of the Federal groups.
The move for introduction of a measure creating a new oil
regulatory body before the Texas Legislature, now
session, was reported to have gained additional powerful
and gas
under
enjoined officers, members and promoters of
the organization from further activities in connection with
it.
The decree, based upon Judge Mack's opinion of March 7
1934 granted an injunction against all of the defendants
except William Henderson and George M. Rolph, both de¬
ceased, and W. W. Harper and Edgar H. Stone, who are
no longer connected with the Institute.
Announcement of prices, terms and conditions of sales,
discrimination between customers, restraints upon repricing
of contracts and freight agreements before sales were among
court
the violations alleged.
Concerted activities of the defendants on
master tariff and in an
tion allowances were
the adoption of a
Reports late in the month indicated the measure,
favored by the current State
support.
which is said to be strongly
Administration,
would be brought before the Legislature
before it closed.
a
Sugar Institute, Inc., together with an injunction
the Sherman Anti-Trust Law.
At the same time
the
the
complaint of the Tender Board.
Federal Tender Board by
in
acreage.
of
the Texas Pacific, in allegel viola¬
was halted by railroad
unit's orders,
to all
growers.
may
industry is not taking the
ing the road to release the cars. The matter will be settled
in court hearing set for Nov. 17, at which an attack upon the
children under 14
and 16 to eight hours
These provisions do not apply to the children of
of age, and limits hours of children between 14
day in the fields.
Federal
the
obtaining
refunds were to be made to growers who sign
with the Secretary of Agriculture.
This refund on 1933
To effectuate the
as
the
Contending that the shipment was loaded before the Ten- *
der Board became effective, the shippees were successful in
creased return to growers,
benefit contracts
of
officials upon
*
also specified that where imposition
The Oostigan-Jones legislation
of
although to date there has been no concerted attack upon
the Federal Tender Board.
A cargo of several hundred cars
Puerto Rico and the Philippine Islands.
estimated production this year, based on acreage
or
branch
changed conditions "lying down," however, it would seem,
The contract provides for parity return to growers on
growers
oil"
"hot
The
domestic
for the territory of Hawaii and the
tion in 1935 and in 1936 if the program
having to resort to court
action to curb "hot oil" shipments.
being developed concurrently with the adjustment program for
can
of the carriers, the former
some
amend¬
embodied the
is undertaken under authority of the Oostigan-Jones
Agricultural Adjustment Act, in which Congress
11
REVIEW
Developments in other major oil States throughout the
were not very newsworthy, with the exception of the
nation
made
drive
by Oklahoma producers against shipments of
cheap gasoline refined from illegal crude produced in East
Texas into the Mid-Continent markets.
Complaints made
on
this score to both Administator Ickes and President
Roosevelt, citing the damage caused to both crude and re¬
Mid-Continent, were credited with exert¬
fined markets in the
ing powerful pressure on the Oil Administration to curb hot
oil output
California, with its marketing program providing stable
markets, showed little effect of the unsettled
refined product
conditions
prevailing in other major oil producing States.
along the Pacific
Both crude and refined markets are firm
Coast, and, to date, no major flaws seem to have developed
in the marketing program.
improved scale of raw sugar polariza¬
"fair, reasonable and justified"
Price
changes follow:
held
by Judge Mack and should not be restrained.
In denying moves for dissolution of the Institute, Judge
Mack said that as the organization "divorced from its illegalties, has fulfilled and may fulfill some lawful practices it
need not be restrained."
Crude Oil
Oct. 23—The Atlas Pipe Line Co. cut East Texas crude oil
a
prices 40 cents
barrel to 60 cents flat.
Oct. 25—The Globe Refining Co. and the
continent crude oil prices to
Kanotex Refining Co. cut mid-
54 cents from $1, allowing a 2-cent differential
for each degree in gravity with a top
of 62 cents.
The Ouachita Valley
Refining Co. posted a similar sale for East Texas and Louisiana crude.
Petroleum and Its Products
Oct. 31—The Atlas Pipe Line Co. rescinded its price cut for East Texas
Overshadowing all other developments during the month,
the almost
the
East
complete curtailment of "hot oil" production in
field by the Federal Oil Administration,
crude, restoring prices to the $1 a barrel level from 60 cents, retroactive
27.
to Oct.
Cessation
Texas
of
the distress
gasoline purchase plan by the
major oil companies late in September was followed by an
through its newly-created Tender Board, was hailed in Ad¬
ministration and trade circles as a major constructive move
almost complete collapse in
toward stabilization of the industry.
prices throughout the entire areas east of the Rocky Moun¬
Late in October uncurbed
area
production of "hot oil" in this
total of 125,000
had risen to an estimated daily average
tains
as
both bulk and retail motor fuel
low-price offerings of gasoline swiftly drove whole¬
sale prices down under this
sales pressure with the result
barrels and
presented a potent threat to the stability of both
crude and refined price structures.
Several small indepen¬
of weakening of retail gasoline prices.
operating in the East Texas and Mid-Continent areas
slashed crude prices, with the retail gasoline price level
Atlantic Seaboard, and extended far into the
dents
breaking quite sharply as almost nation-wide
wars
.
gasoline price
ers,
wars
broke out throughout the Mid West, along the
Deal¬
South.
fighting the normal seasonal dip in consumption with
cut
prices, found ample ammunition in the low-priced offer¬
Major companies, faced with
sharply declining gallonage, were forced to compete with
the independent distributors on a price basis.
The original weakness appeared in the Mid-West markets,
ings of "distress" gasoline.
broke out.
Operations of the Federal Tender Board, however, which
effective Oct. 25, were credited with cutting "hot
became
placed at around 15,000
inter-State shipments of
cheap gasoline refined from illegal crude was reflected in a
strengthening tone in bulk gasoline markets which spread
into retail motor fuel prices.
No inter-State shipments of
crude or refined products without Federal tenders were
oil" production to a daily average
barrels.
The complete stoppage of
but, quickly spread,
£harp reversal of conditions in East Texas staved
off the general cut in crude oil prices that has been expected
The
by trade circles for some time, the preliminary weakness as
evidenced by the action of several smaller companies who
cut to around 60c. a barrel for top grade crude in both areas
being corrected with such swiftness that not only did the
price weakness remain confined to these comparatively unim¬
portant companies, but the original instigator of the lower
price scale rescinded its cut and restored posted prices to
their previous level of $1 for top grade crude in East Texas.
Operations of the Federal Tender Board, patterned after
a similar unit operated by the Texas Railroad Commission,
to date have been chiefly centered upon checking shipments
in inter-State trade. As Administration
out, "hot oil" producers, in the main, are
of refined products
dependent upon the quick sale of the illegally-refined gaso¬
line for their financing needs.
The railroads operating out
of the East Texas area served
public notice of their willingness to co-operate 100% with
the Tender Board with their announcement that all of their
agents had been notified not to accept shipments of either
crude or refined petroleum unless accompanied by Federal
This is a change from the
attitude shown toward the Texas Railroad Commission by
tenders certifying their
legality.
assuming its most virulent aspect in
the areas served by the Standard Oil Co of New Jersey, where
a
drive by the
between
latter for curtailment of the l^c. differential
advertised
and
non-advertised
brands
of gasoline
brought prices in several sections down far below the New
Harbor wholesale level.
York
allowed.
officials pointed
Price
In
fact, as the month ended Trenton service station prices
of gasoline were
dents and major
some
areas,
posted at 6c. and 7c. a gallon, by indepen¬
units, respectively, including 4c. taxes.
In
the major unit seemed to have accepted
a
lc.
differential, but officials of the company denied that this
indicated any change in their attitude on the differential
question, and attributed it to purely local considerations.
Camden was another sore spot in the war area, prices here
breaking to 8c. a gallon, taxes included, as almost daily cuts
brought prices far below normal levels.
The war spread
through the South, also into Philadelphia and in Pittsburgh.
Washington and Baltimore saw prices break quite sharply,
reduction following reduction as quickly as possible under
code restrictions.
A bright spot
the
Boston
in the situation, however, was the ending of
gasoline war and the tacit acceptance of the
independents operating in that area of the %c. a gallon dif¬
ferential.
Long a weak spot in the New England marketing
structure, advances of 3%c. a gallon by independents late
in the month to 11 %c. a gallon restored
mate levels
prices to the approxi¬
prevailing before the start of the war.
Majors
posted at 12c. a gallon.
Dealers' discounts were ordered cut in Region 3
some
sections of Region 4 by the Code
and in
Stabilization Com-
13
MONTHLY
REVIEW
mittee for those areas, the new schedule
Oct. 17—Standard Oil of Indiana reduced regular gasoline 1 cent a gallon
being 3y2c. for regu¬
premium grades and 3c. for third-grade, off % c. a
gallon from the previous level.
The order also provided for
further reductions of %c. a gallon in "price war" areas.
at Indianapolis service stations.
lar and
A
to
move
similar
make
reductions in
the Atlantic
Sea¬
board and Middle Atlantic marketing areas received serious
consideration at month-end meetings held by representatives
the
of
companies in
major
New
York City, at which the
questions of resumption of the distress gasoline purchasing
program, proper differential between advertised and nonadvertised brands and of dealers' discounts came up for dis¬
Oct.
price war areas, dealers' discounts did not suffer
very heavily, most of the loss being taken by the major com¬
panies.
Slight reductions were posted, however, and dealers
did not escape unscathed in what, in some areas, developed
into the most bitter price war the industry has even suffered.
Weakness in other refined products was evident during
the month, as shown by the following compilation of major
changes in prices of motor fuel and other refined petroleum
products posted during October:
Refined Petroleum Products
1—Advances of 34 cent to 3 cents a gallon were posted in Maine
Oct. 1—Bunker fuel oil was cut 15 cents a barrel at Atlantic and Gulf
Coast ports with
Y cent
1—Low-octane gasoline broke to 234
$1 and bunker B at $1.10.
cents
Texas, although the going market held at 3 cents.
Texas offerings eased off slightly to 334
Oct. 2—Bulk gasoline dropped to
Oklahoma and northern
to 3% cents
7 cents
34 cent
a
Chicago
station prices 2 cents a
cents
a
gallon, truck shipments,
effective Oct.
area,
Oct. 18—The Sun Oil Co. reduced service station prices of
gallon.
a
gasoline 1 cent
gallon.
Oct. 19—Sinclair Refining Co. cut Philadelphia service station prices of
gasoline 2 Y cents
gallon to 10 cents, exclusive of taxes.
a
prices an additional 1 cent to 1034 cents
Other companies
gallon, service station.
a
Oct. 19—The Atlantic Refining Co. cut service station prices of gasoline
1 to 134 cents a gallon through Pennsylvania and Delaware extending the
original
posted
cuts
Thursday
by
Socony-Vacuum
In
Pittsburgh
and
Philadelphia.
Oct. 19—Standard
of New Jersey cut Baltimore service station prices
of gasoline 34 cent a gallon to
1334 cents, excluding taxes.
Oct. 19—Standard of Louisana cut retail gasoline prices Y cent a gallon
in KnoxvilJe, Tenn., to 10 cents a gallon, excluding taxes.
A similar cut
were
cut 1 cent a
gallon in Utica, N. Y.
posted at Manchester, Vt.
was
line 0.3 cents
gallon throughout its entire marketing area.
a
20—Standard
gasoline 234 cents
a
Oil
Louisiana
of
134 cents
Oct.
gallon, posting regular at 13 cents and premium
service-station
a
prices
of
gallon, including 8 cents
a
major distributors cut service-station prices of gasoline
gallon in the Pittsburgh
20—Sinclair
gasoline 1 cent
Refining
14 cents
area to
Philadelphia
cut
are
posting from 13 to 14 cents
majors' cuts.
Oct.
gallon, taxes included.
a
service-station
prices
of
gallon to 13 cents with other majors posting at 13 34 to
a
Independents
1434 cents.
the
reduced
gallon at Nashville to 10 cents
*
20—All
Oct.
5.
17.4 cents.
a
gallon, meeting
,
20—Independent marketers cut service-station prices of gasoline
in northern New Jersey 1 cent a gallon to 9.9 cents, including taxes.
Oct. 3—Retail gasoline prices were cut 134 cents a gallon at Providence,
R. I.
Oct. 20—Standard Oil of New Jersey cut service-station prices of gasoline
34 cent
3—A reduction of 6 cents
Oct.
barrel in standard Diesel fuel oil at
a
Atlantic ports to $1.89 was posted to-day by all major companies.
port prices
were
lowered 10 cents
Gulf
barrel to $1.70, while Tampico and
a
Cruz quotations were cut 5 cents a barrel to
Metropolitan New York area
was
posted, bringing quotations for these two
«
to
<
Texas
area
to 8 cents a
34 cent
a
gallon in the East
gallon, truck shipments.
•
Oct. 5—Service station prices of gasoline were cut 134 to 2 cents a gallon
in the metropolitan Chicago area as the 34 to 1 cent a gallon cut posted by
of gasoline
to 234
Oct. 6—Reductions
posted
In
of
1
Indiana
southern
cent
a
by all
area
in
gallon
retail
gasoline
on
prices
were
Michigan peninsula by all major companies.
of
New
Jersey,
Louisiana, posted reductions of 2 cents
gallon in tank
its
subsidiary.
gallon in retail
a
gasoline prices, effective Oct. 11.
car
Standard
and
1
of
cent
were
Oct. 10.—Retail gasoline prices in Springfield, Mass., were cut 4 cents
a
Independent distributors countered with further reductions of 34
to 1 cent
Oct.
a
gallon.
to 1 cent
a
gallon in retail gasoline prices affecting metropolitan Chicago, Minneapolis
and St.
Louis.
34
gallon at Atlantic Seaboard markets, with New York being cut to 6
a
gallon.
Other cities affected by the cut included Providence, Boston
Portland, Me.
a
gallon in Penn¬
sylvania and Delaware, effective Oct. 12.
a
state-wide reduction of 34
gallon in retail prices of all three grades or gasoline, effective Oct. 13.
Oct. 12—Service station gasoline prices were reduced 1.4 cents
23—Independent
station
distributors
34 cent
a
New
northern
cut
prices 34 cent
gallon to 9.9 cents, taxes included.
a
gallon by Standard of New Jersey to 12 cents, taxes Included.
was
Independents cut prices 2.4 cents
Oct.
of
23—Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Sun Oil Co. and the Standard Oil Co.
Pennsylvania cut service-station prices of gasoline 34 cent
Philadelphia to
13
cents,
taxes
a
Ga.,
area to
reduced 1 cent
gallon In
10 cents
gallon, independents cutting to 1534 cents.
a
prices to 12 cents
a
cut Philadelphia service-station
gallon, taxes Included.
Other Independents met the
cut.
34 cent gallon to
3 cents for company dealers and 234 cents for "split" dealers, the same as
paid by other majors in Philadelphia.
Oct. 23—Philadelphia fuel oil prices were cut 134 cents a gallon on No. 2
cents and
Oct.
23—The
134 cents
on
No. 1 to 034 cents.
Socony-Vacuum
Oil
Co.
cut
service-station
prices
of
gallon in the Bronx, New York City, to 10 cents, taxes
a
included.
Oct.
24—All
Oct.
gallon.
a
included.
Oct. 23—All distributors cut service-station gasoline prices in the Atlanta,
2 cents
cents
Oct. 13—Service station gasoline prices in Northern New Jersey and In
A similar
posted in Washington and Baltimore to 1234 and 12 cents
gallon, respectively, including taxes.
a
gallon
a
Jersey service-
gallon to 8.9 cents, taxes included.
Oct. 23—Atlantic City service-station prices of gasoline were cut 34 cent
a
Camden by Standard of New Jersey.
Hudson County and 2 cents in
Dealers' margins
Oct. 23—Standard Oil of New Jersey cut northern New Jersey service-
gasoline 1 cent
Oct. 11.—Standard Oil Co. of Ohio posted
Camden
with the exception of
34 cent to 334 cents for company dealers and 334 cents for "split"
station prices of gasoline
to 534
Oct. 11.—Atlantic Refining Co. cut gasoline prices 1 cent
gallon,
cent a gallon, respectively.
Oct. 23—Socony-Vacuum advanced its dealer margins
Oct. 11.—Standard Oil Co. of New York lowered tank-car gasoline
a
cut
Oct. 23—The United Petroleum Corp.
'
11.—Standard Oil of Indiana posted reductions of H
a
dealers.
a
The cuts included
all markets served by the two companies with the exception of Delaware.
gallon.
gallon in northern New Jersey to 10.4 cents
a
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, to 15 cents, taxes included.
reduction
and
34 cent
gallon throughout Delaware and Pennsylvania,
a
regular grade.
Oct. 8—Gasoline prices were cut 1 cent a gallon in Detroit and the lower
Oct. 10—Standard
service-station
Oct. 23—Atlantic Refining cut service-station prices of gasoline 34 cent
.
by all major companies.
major distributors
Philadelphia
cut
in Memphis and Knoxville, Tenn., 2.7 and 1
Oct.
cents a gallon were posted in retail
gasoline prices in the metropolitan Chicago
Co.
gallon to 1334 cents, taxes included, meeting
taxes included.
Standard of Indiana became effective.
Oct. 6—Reductions of 134
Refining
a
price cuts posted by other distributors Saturday.
Oct. 22—Standard Oil of Louisiana cut service-station prices of gasoline
7Ml cents, truck shipments.
Oct. 5—Bulk gasoline prices were advanced
Atlantic
prices of gasoline 1 cent
•
Oct. 4—Bulk gasoline prices were advanced 1 cent a gallon in the East
area
gallon in Washington, D. O., to 13 cents a gallon, taxes included.
22—The
Oct. 22—Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey reduced service-station prices
grades to 634 cents and 6 cents, respectively.
Texas
a
Oct.
$1.
Oct. 4—A cut of 34 cent in medium and heavy heating oil prices in the
a
a
cut service station prices of
gallon in the Philadelphia area to 11.5 cents
a
Oct. 3—Retail gasoline prices were reduced 34 cent a gallon at Boston,
cent
new
gallon, posted by
a
gasoline 134 cents a gallon in Pittsburgh and 1 cent in Philadelphia.
taxes.
Mass.
in
9 cents,
Oct. 20—Standard Oil of Indiana reduced service-station prices of gaso¬
gallon in third-grade gasoline prices at service stations in
Metropolitan
cents
cents a gallon to
prices of gasoline were lowered to 11.4 cents
18—The Socony-Vacuum Oil Corp.
Oct.
Oct. 20—Gasoline service stations
Oct. 3—All marketers in the southern Indiana area cut gasoline service
and
a
companies
major
cut
service-station
prices
of
gasoline
gallon throughout Kentucky.
24—All major
companies cut service-station prices of gasoline 134
gallon in the Pittsburgh area to 1234 cents, taxes included, the fifth
a
cut in the past
10 days.
gallon in
Oct. 24—Service-station prices of gasoline were cut 134 cents a gallon in
Albany with other cities in up-State New York also reporting cuts. Schenec¬
tady quotations were lowered 1 to 2 cents.
Oct.
15—Standard Oil of Kentucky cut service station gasoline prices
Oct. 24—Standard Oil of New Jersey cut Norfolk, Va., service-station
price of gasoline 34 cent a gallon to 9.8 cents, excluding taxes.
cent
a
were
a
gallon by Standard of New Jersey.
Inde¬
pendents met the cut.
Oct.
13—Service station prices of gasline were cut 1 cent
a
Pittsburgh.
1
gallon in
Campbell,
Kenton
and
Boone
counties
In
northern
Kentucky.
Y cent
a
Oct.
24—All
34 cent
Oct. 15—Standard Oil of New York cut gasoline service station prices
gallon in the metropolitan New York
The cut included all
area.
a
Oct.
Oil of New
1 cent, making the net reduction 5.1 cents
a
areas
who cut prices
gallon.
Oct. 10—Standard Oil of New Jersey cut gasoline prices 1 cent a gallon in
of gasoline from 2.2 to 2.7 cents per gallon.
34
prices
cent above the Inde¬
gallon to 7 cents, taxes included, against 8 cents posted by Standard
Jersey.
25—Standard
Oil
of
Kentucky reduced service-station prices of
gasoline throughout Kentucky, with the exception of the northern part of
State, 2 cents
Oct.
25—The
a
gallon.
Atlantic
A similar cut
was
posted yesterday.
Refining Co. reduced gasoline prices
1
cent
a
I
Oct. 17—Standard of Indiana cut third-grade gasoline 9-10s of a cent
gallon and regular Y cent a gallon to 11.9 and 12.8 cents
general
Oct.
market.
20.—Standard Oil of New York posted a reduction of 34
cent a
gallon in retail gasoline prices in Brooklyn and Queens, N. Y. C., effective
-
station respectively, in the metropolitan Chicago area.
Gulf Refining posted a similar cut which brings both units into line with
the
Oct. 17—The Roebling Gasoline Co. cut Newark gasoline prices 4 cents
Philadelphia service-station
gallon in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County to 12 cents, taxes included.
Oct. 10—Standard of Indiana advanced Milwaukee service station prices
gallon to 8.4 cents, taxes included.
a
Oct.
the
northern New Jersey and Camden.
cut
cents, taxes included,
25—Independents reduced Camden service-statioh prices of gasoline
Harbor.
major distributors in the Richmond and Baltimore
companies
pendents'level.
34 cent
Oct. 15—The fourth gasoline cut in the past five days was posted by all
major
gallon to 1234
of Long Island with the exception of Greenport, West Hampton and Sag
a
a
A simillar cut was made in northern New Jersey where
independents.
service station
Oct. 3—Standard Oil of Indiana posted a 1 cent a gallon cut in regular
cent
11.9 cents
a cent to
price 4 cents a gallon, excluding taxes, against 334 cents
gallon.
a
gallon, truck shipments in the
a
in the East Texas area, off 34 cent a gallon.
Vera
gallon to 12.8 cents for regular and 9-10s of
service station prices of gasoline 334
Oct.
Oct. 3—Bulk gasoline dropped to 634
at
earlier in the day by Standard of Indiana.
prices in Oamden of 1 cent a gallon, effective October 18, making the
gallon out of East
a
Oct. 2—Retail gasoline prices in Dallas, Texas, were cut 5 cents to 9 cents
the
metropolitan
gallon below the
excluding 4 cents taxes, from the recent low of 534 cents, excluding taxes.
gallon.
and
the
a
17— All distributors operating in the Fitchburg, Mass., area ad¬
Oct.
East Texas area, off 134 cents from last week.
a
a
vanced
bunker C listed at $1.15 and bunker B at $1.25, New
At Gulf ports, bunker C was posted at
Oct.
In
gallon for third-grade, both prices conforming with service station postings,
effective Thursday morning.
cut
gasoline prices as quotations were restored to their recent levels.
York.
operationg
Oct. 17—Standard Oil of New Jersey posted another cut In retail gasoline
In the
Oct.
distributors
cut service station gasoline prices Y cent
area
\ Oct. 17—Standard Oil of Indiana reduced tank-wagon prices of gasoline
cussion.
retail
17—Independent
Chicago
cuts posted
a
a
gallon, service
Oct. 27.
Oct.
The cut also included the town of Freeport, L. I.
20.—All
Texas, 1 cent
a
major distributors cut retail gasoline prices in Houston.
gallon
on
regular and premium grades and from 1 to 5 cents
MONTHLY
Nov., 1934]
on
Magnolia cut third-grade 5 cents to 9 cents, other
third-grade.
companies
holding at 14 cents.
Oct. 26.—Standard Oil
of New Jersey cut service station prices
of gasoline
15. 4 cents a gallon, taxes Included.
Oct. 26.—The Sun Oil Co. posted a reduction of M cent to 12 cents,
taxes included, in Philadelphia service station prices, Independents are
1 cent a gallon in Bristol, Va., to
'
posting 11 to 12 cents.
'
Oct. 26.—Retail gasoline prices were slashed 5 cents a
gallon in Olean,
Rochester prices were cut 1
cent by majors to 16 H with independents cutting to 14 cents.
Oct. 26.— The Sinclair Refining Co. cut Philadelphia service station
prices 1 cent a gallon to 11 cents a gallon, taxes included.
The company
reduced dealer margins to 3 cents for company dealers and
cents for
"split" dealers, the same as posted by other major units in Philadelphia.
Oct. 27—Shell Eastern Petroleum Co. posted an advance of H cent a
gallon in Camden service station prices to 8H cents a gallon, taxes included.
Oct. 27—Magnolia Petroleum and the Texas Co. advanced all grades of
N. Y., to 12H cents a
'
I
gallon, taxes included.
gasoline 2 to 5 cents a gallon at service stations
18
20 cents a gallon for the
and
three grades.
throughout Texas to 16,
Other major companies
substantially in excess of the
the previous day orders
ou
$50,000,000 had been confirmed. It was the first time that
investment bankers had ever been given an opportunity to
prin¬
Government. Secre¬
approximately $53,000,000 of the securities had been sold, instead of the $50,000,009 originally announced.
He said that the bonds being
sold were going to new groups, with not a single bond going
to New York and Chicago banking houses.
"The purpose of
the present type of distribution," said the Secretary, "is to
get a growing investing public, and to get the bonds off the
speculative market."
John H. Fahey, Chairman of the
HOLC, said on Oct. 22 that more than $1,700,000,000 in bonds
of the Corporation was now outstanding in the hands of the
public.
He declared that new bonds were being given in
exchange for mortgages at the rate of about $200,000,000 a
of security, guaranteed both as to
distribute this type
cipal and interest by the United States
tary Morgenthau said on Oct. 25 that
month.
met the advance.
Phila¬
delphia service station prices posted by Socony-Vacuum to 11H cents,
taxes included.
A small independent cut to 10.9 cents, taxes included.
Oct. 27—Standard Oil of New Jersey reduced service station prices of
gasoline in Washington, D. C., Vx cent a gallon to 9 cents a gallon.
Oct. 27—The Shell Eastern Petroleum Co. slashed Sussex County, N. J.,
service station gasoline prices 5.3 cents a gallon to 11.4 cents, taxes included.
Oct. 27—All major
cent a gallon cut in
companies met the
in the Boston area posted an advance
Oct. 29—Independent distributors
cents a gallon in service
station prices of gasoline to 11 ^ cents a
are
given in the following tables:
Bills
Amount
Bills
Offered
Dated
3 1934
3
10
17
Apr. 24
May
8
April
Oct.
Oct.
10 1934
Apr.
12 1934
Oct.
17 1934
Apr.
Oct.
18 1934
Oct.
24 1934
31 1934
Nov.
Oct.
in Syracuse, N. Y., and
gallon by all major units to 16)4
7 1934
of
1935
1935
1935
1935
1935
182 days
182 days
182 days
$75,000,000 $243,169,000
232,204,000
75,000,000
237,719,000
75,000,000
182 days
75,000,000
182 days
75,000,000
Oct. 29—Rochester, N. Y.,
service station prices for
gasoline were cut
independents posting at 12^ cents.
scattered scaling down of service station gasoline prices
Oct. 29—Further
in the Buffalo, N.
Y.,
area
took place with the current price
from 11.9 cents to 13 cents a
Oct. 29—Standard Oil of
Maturing
Subscrip¬
Amount
Average
Offered
tions
Accepted
Price
Yield
Issue of—
Louisiana, Standard of Jersey
prices of gasoline 1
subsidiary, cut
cent a gallon to
7 cents, excluding taxes.
Oct. 31—Wholesale prices
of gasoline were advanced 5 cents a
the East Texas market to 11 cents per
Oct. 31—Independent
of gasoline Vx cent a
a
gallon in
gallon.
distributors lifted Pittsburgh
service station prices
gallon to 12 cents, taxes included,
included.
with majors posting
similar advance to 12Vx cents, taxes
Oct. 31—Standard
station prices
Washington, D. C., service
gallon to 8 V cents, taxes excluded.
Oil of New Jersey cut
of gasoline H cent a
OCTOBER
THE
FINANCING
THE
OF
U. S.
TREASURY
principal developments in the realm of
Treasury financing were, first, the closing of the subscrip¬
tion books on Oct. 11 for the 3%% Treasury bonds of 1944October
In
the
1946, and, second, the issuance on Oct.
12 of a call for re¬
approximately
bonds of 1933-
later than April 15 1935 of
$1,870,000,000 of Fourth Liberty Loan 4%%
demption
not
1938.
Oct.
The
11 closing
Sept. 27 1934
Oct.
4 1934
12 1934
Oct.
Oct.
18 1934
Oct.
31 1934
of the books on the
3y±°/o Treasury
applied only to the exchange offer for Fourth Liberty
4^4s called for redemption on Oct. 15 1934.
It was previ¬
ously reported that $596,691,150 of the Liberty Loan issue
had been turned in for 2y2% Treasury notes, and that $514,bonds
exchange for
Sept 15. It was
126,000 of new 1XA% notes had been issued in
NEW
SECURITY ISSUES
Morgentliau Jr., Secretary of the Treasury, an¬
the third call for 4%% Liberty Loan bond
that
serial numbers end¬
numbers in the case of
permanent coupon bonds prefixed by the corresponding dis¬
tinguishing letters E, F or G, respectively.
The Secretary
recounted the fact that a year ago $6,268,000,000 of the
Fourth 414s were outstanding, and that 011 April 15 1934 and
redemption involved the bonds bearing
ing in the digit 5, 6 or 7, with these
Oct. 15 1934 one-half of the entire issue was
first call came on Oct. 12 1933.
009,000 of the issue.
more
redeemed.
The
It applied to about $1,880,-
O11 April 13 1934 about $1,250,000,000
redemption on last Oct. 15.
of the issue was called in for
The first call
,
provided for the redemption of bonds ending
with the digit 9,
0
or
represent new financing
1, preceded, in the case of permanent
ing interest at the rate of
4%% to Oct. 15 1934 and 3%%
thereafter, and for the bonds called in on the second occasion
bonds of 1944-1946 and 2%%
It was indicated that through re¬
funding in the last year about $2,750,000,000 of the called
bonds had been exchanged for other interest-bearing obliga¬
tions of the United States and about $380,000,000 of the bonds
in the first two calls were paid off in cash.
The average rate for the 182-day discount bills improved
in October.
The $75,000,000 bills sold under date of Sept. 26
0.28% in the next week, to 0.24% in the next, 0.21% in the
next, 0.20% for the bills dated Oct. 24, and 0.19% for the
Oct. 31 offering.
22 public
50,173,000
bankers announced on Oct.
25 that by the close of business
OCTOBER
inasmuch
as
the issue was originally
FINANCING
UTILITY FINANCING
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
$9,000,000 Shell Union Oil
FINANCING
Corp.—The corporation has placed privately
Stone & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp."; Edward
through Hayden,
B. Smith & Co., and an associate, $9,000,000 of its one, two
and
three-year
Nov. 1
dated
2^%
1934.
serial notes.
The serial notes will be
Of the $9,000,000 principal amount,
$3,000,000 will be series A, due Nov. 1 1935, $3,000,000 wiU
be series B, due Nov. 1 1936, and $3,000,000 will be series C,
due Nov. i 1937.
The notes are unsecured and are not re¬
deemable before maturity.
Interest will be payable Miay 1
and
Nov.
1.
8,000,000 Scovill Mfg. Co.—15-year 5V % conv. debentures priced at 99
and int., to yield over 5% % to maturity, Jan. 1 1945.
Public
offering of the debentures was made by a banking group com-
fosed Graham, Parsons & Co.; Stevenson, Harriman & Co.,
of Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Brown Gregory & Co.;
nc.;
Hartford, Putnam & Co.; Hartford, Chas. W. Scran ton & Co.,
Hincks Bros. & Co., Bridgeport, and the R. F.
Waterbury.
This group purchased $3,000,000
$5,000,000 under option.
At the
offering price, the debentures yield over 5% % to maturity,
Jan. 1 1945.
The issue was purchased by the bankers from
former stockholders of A. Schrader's Sons, Inc., who received
the debentures for their stock interest when this company was
acquired by Scovill Mfg. Co. in 1930.
New Haven;
Griggs
Co.,
of the total offering, and has
250,000 shs. (C.
H.)
Graves & Sons Distillers, Inc., Boston—Brown,
250,000 shs.
offered as a
Anthony & Co., Boston, and associates, offered
of capital stock at $2 a sh.
These shares were
speculation.
shs. O-Neh-Da
Vineyard & Distillery, Inc.—Financial &
Security Corp., New York, offered 300,000 shs. of capital
stock at $1.30 a sh.
Stock offered as a speculation.
300,000
MUNICIPAL
offering was made by a nation-wide
banking group headed by Field, Glore & Co. of $50,000,000 of
Home Owners' Loan Corporation 3% bonds, due 1952,
The
0.19%
Lee
PUBLIC
offered 3^4%
$194,266,000 of tenders and brought an average rate
The average rate declined to
Oct.
0.20%
99.950
$20,000,000 Edison Electric Illuminating Co. of Boston—The company
on Oct. 29 made a public offering through a nation-wide group
headed by the First Boston Corp. of a new issue of $20,000,000
3% coupon notes to be dated Nov. 2 1934 and maturing
Nov. 2 1937.
The notes are priced at 100V and int. to yield
2.825%.
Included with the First Boston Corp. in the under¬
writing and offering of the notes are Lee Higginson Corp.;
F. S. Moseley & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Burr, Gannett
&
Co.; Brown Harriman & Co., Inc.; White, Weld & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks, Stone & Webster
and Blodget, Inc.; Estabrook &
o.; R. L. Day & Co.; Blake
Bros. & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Paine, Webber & Co.;
Jackson & Curtis; Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Coffin & Burr,
Inc.; Whiting, Weeks & Knowles, Inc.; Arthur Perry & Co.,
Inc.; Newton Abbe & Co.. and Spencer Trask & Co.
of 0.29% on an annual basis.
On
99.900
$50,096,000
50,225,000
50,033,000
50,040,000
AND DIVIDENDS IN
RAILROAD
Treasury notes of 1938.
attracted
0.21%
& Aroostook RR.—Brown Harriman & Co., Inc.,
Higginson Corp. offered $2,000,000 stamped conv.
consol. ref. mtge. 4% bonds at 100 and interest.
Stamped
bonds will be redeemable, as a whole or from
time to time
in part, at 110 and int., on any int. date on and after July 1
1935, upon not less than 60 days' notice.
and
permanent coupon bonds, prefixed by the dis¬
tinguishing letter H or B, respectively.
When the first call
was issued, in October 1933, the Treasury offered bonds bear¬
Treasury
0.24%
$2,000,000 Bangor
bonds, by the better J. K or A, respectively; while the
second call affected Liberty Loan bonds bearing serial num¬
bers the final digit of which was 8 or 2, with these numbers,
the
0.28%
99.894
purchased by the bankers from former stockholders of A.
Schrader's Sons, Inc., who received the debentures for their
stock interest when this company was acquired by the Scovill
Mfg. Co. in 1930.
The above issue is unique in the sense
that it is one of the largest industrial offerings of its kind to
come upon the market in some time.
Below we give the
larger offerings for October:
coupon
in the case of
99.857
99.881
undertaken in the domestic market during
October was larger than that of September with State and
municipal offerings comprising the major portion of the
month's emissions.
The outstanding offering for the month
was the $20,000,000 issue of the Edison Electric Illuminating
Co. of Boston consisting of 3% coupon notes priced at 100^
and interest to yield 2.825% and due Nov. 2 1937.
In
the miscellaneous group, two offerings worthy of mention
are the $9,OCX),000 issue of the Shell Union Oil Corp. and the
$8,000,000 issue of the Scovill Mfg. Co.
The former was
placed privately through Hayden, Stone & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Edward B. Smith & Co., and an associate, while
the latter was offered to the general public and does not
Treasury bonds.
Henry
$75,038,000
75,360,000
75,248,000
75,102,000
75,015,000
New financing
$524,748,000 of 1V2 /0 notes maturing on
stated on Oct. 10 that about $392,009,000 of the Liberty Loan
bonds had been tendered in exchange for the new 3%%
nounced
$243,169,000
232,204,000
237,719,000
205,632,000
198,826,000
gallon, taxes included.
Ark., service station
Rock,
Little
scale ranging
205,632,000
198,826,000
To Redeem
Bills
cents, taxes included.
1 cent a gallon to 13^ cents,
Subscrip¬
tions
Offering
Mature
Sept. 27 1934
4 1934
Oct.
gallon, majors posting at 12 cents.
Oct. 29—Service station prices of gasoline
surrounding territory were cut 1 cent a
Treasury bills sold on a discount
The details of the sales of
basis
Oct.
Standard of Jersey met the cut.
of 3H
13
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FINANCING
$5,000,000 Los Angeles Co. Flood Control District, Calif.—5% bonds
pin-chased at a price of par by the County Treasuer, after no
bids had been received at the competitive offering on Oct. 8.
The issue is due serially from 1935 to 1964 incl.
,
14
MONTHLY
4,000,000 Massachusetts (State of)—234% emergency public works
bonds, due serially from 1935 to 1944 incl., awarded to the
Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New
York, and F. L. Putnam &
Co., Inc. of Boston, jointly at 100.137, a basis of about 2.22%.
Re-offered for public investment priced,
according to maturity,
to yield from 0.50% to 2.40%.
3,350,000 Boston, Mass., bonds, comprising $2,250,000 3 Hs and $1,100,000 3s. maturing annually from 1935 to 1964
incl., purchased
by the National City Bank of New York and associates, at
100.029, a net interest cost basis of about 3.17%.
The bankers
made public re-offering of the
$1,100,000 3% bonds at prices
J
•
to yield from 0.75% to
3.20%, depending on maturity, while
the $2,250,000 3Hs were offered to
yield from 0.75% to 3.25%
on the maturities from
1935 to 1954 incl., and the 1955 to 1964
maturities were priced at 99.
2,702,000 Rochester, N. Y., bonds were sold during the month as
follows;
$1,000,000 2H% public welfare bonds awarded on
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc. of New York and asso¬
100.40, a basis of about 2.11%.
Re-offering was
made on a yield basis of from
0.75% to 2.15%, according to
maturities, which are from 1935 to 1939 incl.
Earlier in the
month, on Oct. 3, the city sold $990,000 4% school and bridge
bonds
due serially from 1935 to 1955
incl., to an account
headed by Lehman Bros, of New
York, at 104.38, a basis of
Oct. 24 to
ciates, at
about
3.48%.
These bonds were offered to investors on a
yield basis of from 0.50% to
3.50%.
On Oct. 17 the First
National Bank and Lazard
Freres, Inc., both of New York,
purchased from the RFC $712,000 4% bonds as
follows:
$360,000 school bonds, due serially from 1935 to 1938
incl.,
at a price of
103.29, a basis of about 2.60%.
An issue of
$352,000 sewage bonds, maturing from 1935 to 1950
incl.,
was taken at a
price of 105.73, a basis of about 3.19%.
Public
re-offering of the two issues was made at prices to yield from
0.50% to 3.20%. according to maturity.
2,050,000 Passaic, N. J., 4 H % water
bonds, with maturities from 1935
to 1979 incl., were awarded to
a syndicate headed
by Blyth
In£-
a
New York, at
price of 102.45, a basis of about
prices to yield, according to maturity,
4.09%,
Re-offered at
2.50% to 4%.
from
a
2,000,000 Buffalo, N. Y., 3.10% work and home relief
bonds, due Nov.15
1944, sold to an account headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
of New York, at
100.375, a basis of about 3.06%.
Publicly
re-offered at a price of 101.25. to
yield over 2.95%.
1,500,000 Nassau Co., N. Y., 3H%
refunding bonds, due $300,000 in
1944 and $1,200,000 in 1945, awarded to
Lehman Bros, of
New York and
associates, at 100.109, a basis of about 3.74%.
Re-offered for public investment at a
price of 101 and accrued
interest.
SST
...1,287,000 Minneapolis, Minn.,
3.40% sewage disposal system bonds.
comprising issues of $845,000 and $442,000, maturing annually
from 1937 to 1964
incl., awarded to a group managed by,the
Harns Trust & Savings Bank of
Chicago, at 100.369, a basis of
about 3.37 %.
Re-offered on a yield basis of from 2 % to 3.37 %
according to maturity.
1,000,000 Delaware River Joint
Commission, N. J., 4H% Philadelphia
VfvS,0,
£e b°n(is> due in varying amounts annually from
1938 to 1973 incl., purchased
by a group managed by DoughewtyL9°i,£ran & Co- of Philadelphia, at 105.326, a basis of
about13.92 %.
Re-offered at prices to yield from 3 % to 3.94
%,
according to maturty.
1,000,000 Texas (State of)
3M% relief bonds, third series, due serially
from 1935 to 1943
incl., awarded to a syndicate headed by
o
PVL
Kansas City, at 100.01, a basis of about
V-'4%.
Offered on the market at prices to yield from 1.75%
to 3.75%,
according to maturity.
Changes in dividend declarations
in October are mostly
following table, divided into
sections, namely,
"Favorable Changes" and "Un¬
favorable Changes," gives the more
important of the changes:
of
a
favorable nature.
The
two
FAVORABLE
CHANGES
Ambassador Petroleum Co.—Div.
of 2c. a sh. on the common
stock,
This is the first payment made on this
issue since
regular monthly div. of lc. a sh. was distributed.
payable Oct. 20 1934.
uct. 20 1926 when a
^?icle Co.—Spec.
quarterly distribution of 75c.
payable Jan. 2 1935.
div. of 50c.
a
sh.
on
a
the
sh. in addition to the regular
no par common
stock, both
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Enamel Products Co.—Div. of 10c. a share on the no
par common stock,
payable Oct. 15 1934.
This is the first distribution to be made on this
issue since Dec. 30 1933, when a similar payment was made.
Federal
Knitting Mills Co.—Extra div. of $2.50
common
a share on the no
pa
In addition, the regular quar. dis¬
stock, payable Dec. 15 1934.
tribution of 62Hc. a share was declared payable Nov. 1 1934.
Foreign Bond Associates,
Inc.—Div.
from 50c. a share to 75c. a share,
the
on
common
stock
increased
payable Oct. 19 1934.
Fort Worth (Tex.) Stock Yards Co.—Extra div. of 50c.
tion to the regular quar. div. of
37Hc.
stock, both payable Nov. 1 1934.
share
a
Franklin Fire Insurance Co.—Extra div. of 5c.
regular
a
the
on
a
share, in addi¬
no
par common
share, in addition to the
(juar. div. of 25c. a share on the common stock, both payable
General Cigar Co., Inc.—Directors declared two extra divs. of $3 a share
each, and two regular divs. of $1 a share each, on the no par common
stock.
One extra and one regular payments is to be made on Nov. 1
1934 and the other divs. are to be distributed on Feb. 1 1935.
,
General Stockyards Corp.—Div. on the no par common stock increased
from 25c. a share to 50c. a share, payable Nov. 1 1934.
Golden Cycle Co.—Extra div. of 60 c. a share in addition to the regular
2uar. 10 1934.
distribution of 40c. a share on the capital stock, both payable
>ec.
Gray Telephone Pay Station Co.—Div. of $1 a share on the common
stock, payable Nov. 1 1934, as compared with 25c. a share paid on Jan. 2
1934.
Hooven & Allison Co.—Semi-ann. div. of $4
payable Nov. 1; this compares with
a
share
div. of $3
a
a
on
the
common
stock,
share paid on May 1 last.
International Bronze Powders, Ltd.—It is announced that the
company
will pay its first pref. div. at the rate of 6% per annum on Oct. 15 to
holders of record Sept. 30 for the broken period Aug. 8 to
Sept. 30.
Jantzen Knitting Mills—Div. of 10c.
share
a
on
the
no par common
Eayable Nov. 1 1934. This is threefirst distribution topaid.made
since May 1 1932, when the
be
cents
share
isue
a
stock,
on this
was
Jewel Tea Co.—Extra div. of 50c. a share in addition to the regular quar.
div. of 75c. a share on the no par common stock, payable Dec. 15 1934
and Jan. 15 1935, respectively.
Kalamazoo Stove Co.—Extra div. of 25c.
quar.
distribution of 25c.
Nov.
1
share
a
share, in addition to the usual
par common stock, payable
a
the
on
no
1934.
Kerr Lake Mines, Ltd.—Dividend resumed on the common stock by the
declaration of 10c. a share, payable Nov. 27 1934.
The last previous
disbursement
McWilliams
was a
semi-ann. div. of 6c.
share paid on Oct. 15 1927.
a
Dredging Co.—Spec. div. of 50c.
regular quar. div. of 25c.
payable Dec. 1 1934.
a
share
the
on
share, in addition to the
a
no
par
Mesta Machine Co.—The directors have declared
on the common stock, payable Nov. 30 1934.
Midvale
stock, both
common
stock div. of 66 2-3 %
a
Co.—Div.
Nov. 7
of $1 a share on the no
par capital stock, payable
This is the first div. paid on this issue since Jan. 1 1933,
was distributed.
1934.
when 50c.
share
a
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Extra div. of 25c. a share, in addition to the
regular quar. distribution of like amount on the capital stock, both payable
Dec. 15 1934.
Moore Drop
no
Forging Co.—Div. of $1.50 a share on the class A stock of
value, payable Nov. 1 1934.
This is the first distribution to be
par
made
this issue since Feb.
on
like amount
Newmont
was
2 1931, when a regular quar. payment of
made.
Mining Corp.—Div. of 50c.
a
share
the
on
common
stock,
payable Oct. 31 1934.
A similar distribution was made on April 30, last.
Northwestern National Insurance Co., Milwaukee, Wis.—Extra div.
of $1 a share on the capital stock, payable Oct. 31 1934.
Owens Illinois
from 75c.
a
Glass Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock
share to $1 a share, payable Nov. 15 1934.
increased
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Divs. resumed on the 7% cumul. pref. stock
and $6 cumul. pref. stock by the declaration of $1.75 a share and $1.50
a share, respectively, on these issues, both
payable Nov. 1 1934.
Pacific Western Oil Corp.—Div. of 40c. a share on the no par capital
stock, payable Nov. 30 1934.
An initial payment of 25c. a share was
made on Oct. 25 1933: none since.
Parker Rust Proof Co.—Extra div. of $1 a share in addition to the regular
quar. div. of 75c. a share on the no par common stock, both payable
Nov. 20 1934.
Pender
American Coal Co. of
Increased from 50c.
American
J. G.
payaWe^Nov
American
a
Alleghany County—Div.
share to $1
Chemical
*8
a
of $2 a share
of $2.50
a
regular quarterly div. of $1.75
stoClC' both payable Dec. 1 1.934.
on
stock
on
the
no
on the common B stock, both
Smelting & Refining Co.—Div.
pr<n
clears up all accumulations
common
share, payable Nov. 1 1934.
Corp.—Initial divs.
1934^ and 20c' a share
of accumulations and a
the
on
share
a
account
on
share
on
the 7%
The above payment
this issue.
amount on the no par capital stock, payable Dec. 1
Bohack Co., Inc.—Div. on the
7% cumul. pref. stock of $1.75 a
Payable Nov. 15 1934.
This is the first distribution to be made
this issue since Nov.
on
$1.75
a
share
was
15
1933 when
a
made.
regular quarterly payment of
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber
Co.—Special div. of 75c. a share on the
^common stock, payable Nov. 1 1934.
This is the first distribution made
this issue since March
15 1932 when 50c.
on
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.—Extra
to the usual
a
share
was
paid.
div. of 25c. a share, in addition
a share on the no
par common
quarterly distribution of 10c.
stock, both payable Dec. 5 1934.
Castle & Co.
SecT
5
1
gg|
(A. M.)—Extra div. of $1
button of 25c.
a
share in addition to the usual
a share on the common stock, both j/ayable
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Extra
regular quarterly div. of 25c.
payable Nov. 30 1934.
a
div. of 50c. a share, in addition to the
share on the no par capital
stock, both
div. of 25c.
regular quarterly distribution of
12He.
stock, both payable Dec. 1 1934.
a
a
share
share, in addition to the
on
the
no
par common
a
share
on
the
no
par
a quarterly div. of 60c.
on the common stock
payable Nov. 15 1934.
The 50% stock
recently declared was subject to the approval of the stockholders at
a meeting held on Oct.
15 and was payable on Oct. 25.
The cash div,
declarations applies to the new shares
representing the stock div. as well
share
to the shares now
Crandall-MacKenzie
outstanding.
&
'
Henderson, Inc.—Div.
no
par common stock, payable Nov. 1 1934.
be made since Feb. 1 1932, when a
Gold
of 12He.
a
share
on
the
This is the first payment to
a share was paid
Mining Co.—Extra div. of lc.
addition to the regular
quar. div. of 3c.
both payable Nov. 15 1934.
a
share
on
a
share In
the capital
Duff-Norton Mfg. Co.—Extra div. of 10c. a
share, in addition to the reg¬
ular quar. div. of 15c. a share on the common
stock, payable Oct. 10 1934.
Eastern Telephone & Telegrah
Co., Maine—This company, controlled
by the New England Tel. & Tel. Co. through ownership of around 53%
of its stocK has resumed divs. by a
payment of 25c.
stock) for the quarter ended Sept. 30, last.
0
the
common
share
a
stock,
the capital
on
It is stated in connection with the above
declaration that it is the intention of the Board to declare monthly divs.
a minimum rate of 3c. a share for the next six months.
Riverside & Dan River Cotton Mills, Inc.—Semi-ann. div. of $3
a share
plus 6% int. from its accrued date, July 1, last, on the $6 cumul. pref.
stock, payable Nov. 3 1934.
This is the first payment to be made on
this issue since Jan. 1 1931, when a regular semi-ann. distribution of $3
a
share
made.
was
Southeastern Massachusetts Power & Electric Co.—Div. on the com¬
mon stock increased from 50c. a share to $1 a share, payable Oct. 311934.
Spiegel, May, Stern Co.—Div. of $1.62H a share on the 6H% cumul.
pref. stock, payable Nov. 1 1934.
This dfv. is for the period from July 16
to Oct. 15 1934 and thus clears up
all accumulations
the issue.
on
St. Lawrence Flour Mills Co., Ltd.—Div. on the common stock increased
from 37 He. a share to 50c. a share, payable Nov. 1 1934.
Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey—Extra div. of 25c. a share, in addition
to the usual semi-ann. distribution of 50c. a share on the capital stock,
both payable Dec. 15 1934.
Sun
Oil
stock,
Co., Philadelphia—Stock div. of 9%
on the no par common
15 1934, in addition to a regular quar. cash distribu¬
share, payable on the same date.
payable Dec.
tion of 25c.
a
Telephone Investment Corp.—Monthly div.
creased from 20c.
Roller
a
share to 25c.
on the common stock in¬
share, payable Nov. 1 1934.
a
Bearing Co.—Extra div. of 25c.
share and the usual
a
2uar. 5 1934. of 25c. a share on the no par capital stock, both payable
>ec. payment
,
its
no
a snare
Co.—Company on Oct. 1 paid a div. of 25c. a share on
stock.
This is the first payment made on this issue
1932, when 12Hc. a share was paid.
par common
United States
Playing Card Co.—Extra div. of 50c.
to the regular quar. div.
payable Jan. 2 1935.
of 25c.
a
share
on
the
a
share, in addition
stock, both
common
Vogt Mfg. Co.—Div. resumed
tion of 25c.
a
on the no par common stock by the declara¬
share, payable Nov. 1 1934.
The last previous disburse¬
April 1 1932, when 15c. a share was paid.
Walgreen Co.—Stock div.of 5%
or one share for each 20 shares outstanding,
in addition to the regular quar. cash div. of 25c. a share on the common
stock, both payable Nov. 1 1934.
The stock div. will be out of treasury
shares, thus not involving any increase in capitalization.
stock,
Crown Zellerabch
Corp.—Divs. of 75c. a share on the $6 cumul. series A
and B pref. stocks, both
payable Dec. 1 1934.
Quar. divs. of 37Hc. a
share were paid on these issues from
Dec. 1 1931 up to and including
Sept. 1, last.
par
on
ment made on this issue was on
quarterly div. of 15c.
Cresson Consolidated
share
stock, payable Nov. 1 1934.
since April 1
div.
as
a
Twin Disc Clutch
Consumers Glass Co., Ltd.—Initial div. of
$2.50
common stock,
payable Nov. 1 1934.
Continental Can Co., Inc.—Directors declared
a
Mines, Ltd.—Initial div. of 3c.
payable Dec. 3 1934.
Republic Petroleum Co., Ltd.—Initial div. of 3c.
Timken
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.—Extra
<3-
Reno Gold
at
fining Co.—Div. on the capital stock increased from
1% a share
to 3%, payable Nov. 10
1934.
American Stores Co.—Extra div. of
50c. a share in addition to the
regular
?934
(David) Grocery Co.—Spec. div. of 50c. a share on the no par
class B stock, payable Dec. 21 1934.
This is the first distribution to be
made on this issue since April 1 1930, when an extra div. of 25c. a share
and a regular quar. div. of 25c. were paid.
(1% on $25
UNFAVORABLE
American Enka
common
stock
CHANGES
Corp.—Div. ordinarily due at this time
omitted.
Distributions
of 25c.
a
share
on
the
were
no
par
made
on
the
no
July 2 and April 2 last.
Arlington Mills—Directors took
par
no
action
on
the
capital stock ordinarily due about this time.
payment of 50c.
Brockton
Gas
from 38c.
a
a
share
was
made
on
a
on
15 last,
a
this issue.
Light Co.—Quar. div.
share to 25c.
div.
On July
quar.
on
the common stock
decreased
share, payable Oct. 15 1934.
Champion Hardware Co.—Quar. div. of 75c.
ordinarily payable at this time, omitted.
a
share
on
the capital stock
s
Christman Brewing Co.—Directors have postponed action
ment of the regular quar. div. on the convertible cum. pref.
Courier Post Co.—Dividend on the no par
$4
share to $2
a
on the pay¬
stock. The
a
share, payable Oct. 1 1934.
Eastern Bond & Share Corp.—Extra
ing the addresses of the President and Mr. Reynolds.
Only by comparison with the previous month's showing
could the share turnover in October be considered anything
t
dividend of 5c. a share
in addi¬
a quarterly distribution of 15c. a share on the capital stock,
B, both payable Nov. 1
1934.
Previously regular quarterly
distribution of 25c. a share were made Feb. 1 1932 to and including
tion to
series
Electric Illuminating Co. of Boston—Quarterly dividend on
capital stock reduced from $2.50 a share to $2 a share, payable
Edison
Nov. 1 1934.
Emerson's Bromo Seltzer, Inc.—Quar. divs. on
stock of no par value reduced from 50c. a share
Nov. 1 1934.
the class A and class B
to 40c. a share, payable
:•
General Baking Co.—Dividend on the common
share to 15c. a share, payable Nov. 1 1934.
stock reduced from 25c a
of beneficial interest,
payable Nov. 1 1934.
General Investors Trust—Dividend on the shares
$1, reduced from 10c. a share to 6c. a share,
par
Greenfield
(Mass.)
Gas
Co.—Dividend on the common
50c. a share, payable Oct. 1 1934.
Light
reduced from 75c. a share to
Griggs, Cooper & Co.—Quar. div. of 50c. a share
the
common
stock
due at this time on
stock, omitted.
Securities Co.—Dividend on the no par common
share, payable Oct. 10 1934.
Lincoln Telephone
stock reduced from 50c. a share to 25c. a
Products Co.—Dividend on the 8% cum. pref.
reduced from $2 a share to $1 a share, payable Nov. 1 1934.
Midland
Steel
Mountain & Gulf Oil Co.—Dividend on the common
25c. a share to 10c. a share, payable
stock
stock reduced from
Nov. 1 1934.
New Amsterdam Casualty Co.—Directors omitted the dividend due on
the $5 par capital stock.
The last previous distribution on this issue
was one of 40c. a share made on Feb. 1 1934.
Corp.—Directors on Oct. 25 failed to take any action
of a dividend on the no par par common stock.
On
Sept. 1 last a distribution of 30c. a share was made on this issue.
Ohio Electric Power Co.—Directors defined action on dividends due Oct. 1
on the 7% cum. pref. stock (par $100) and on the 6% cum. pref. stock
(par $100).
Divs. of 1%% and 1M% respectively were paid on these
New York Steam
on
the payment
issues
on
Sagamore Mfg. Co.—Directors decided to omit the dividend
payable at tnis time on the capital stock. A dividend of $1 a
paid Aug. 1 1934 on this issue.
ordinarily
share was
Standard Wholesale Phosphate & Acid Works, Inc.—Directors took
no action on the payment of a dividend on the common stock at this
time.
On June 30 last a dividend of 60c. a share was paid.
Stahl-Meyer, Inc.—Dividend of 1M% usually paid at this time on the
6% cum. pref. stock deferred.
Washington Oil Co.—Dividend on the common stock decreased from $2
a share to $1 a share, payable Oct. 10 1934.
Whiting Corp.—Directors decided to defer payment of a dividend on the
634% cum. pref. stock due at this time.
Regular quarterly dividend
9f $1.6234 a share have been paid up to and including
Winchendon Electric Light & Power
at this time on the
Trading
Aug. a1 share
last.
Co.- -Quar. div. of $1
due
capital stock omitted.
COURSE OF THE STOCK MARKET
DURING OCTOBER 1934
the New York Stock Exchange was less dull
preceding month, though activity was
October 1933, and the price level ended
on
in October than in the
not half of that in
the month a tiny
fraction higher.
This net change of only
point in the stock index was achieved after a month
of inordinately narrow fluctuations, with the high for the
.12 of
a
average
only 5 points removed from the low.
times during the
were
affected
were
one way
While there
month when various groups of stocks
or the other, the great mass of issues
It can be said, though, that the rail
performance than did the industrials,
for the former closed off 1.02 points for the month and the
latter closed up 1.27 points.
The news developments of the month which might be
counted on to have the most direct influence on the trend
largely immobile.
stocks gave a poorer
of stock prices
that
week
included the momentary prospect in the first
Sinclair, the Socialist turned Democrat,
Upton
might win the Governor's race in California;
new
low since
1924, and comparing with
586,293,330 shares
and the record high of 968,674,420 shares in 1929.
The low level of activity in stocks for the first 10 months
last year
sharply with the turnover in bonds on the New
whidh, at $3,203,268,700, was at a new
contrasts
York Stock Exchange,
high since 1922.
On the Curb
was 2,824,557
shares against
Exchange the stock turnover
2,702,831 in September and
5,911,809 in October 1933.
As measured by the New York
'Times" index of 50 stocks,
prices gained .12 of a point in October, the average moving
up to 80.86 from 80.74.
For the year to date the average
shows a loss of 4.80 points.
The 25 railroad stocks dropped
from 28.53 to 27.51 in the month, and the 25 industrials rose
from 132.95 to 134.22.
For the 50 stocks the month's high
was
reached
on
Oct. 25 and the low on
AiH;o the fluctuations in
Steel
at its highest
was
Oct. 1.
individual stocks, United States
Oct. 29,
Oct. 11, at 35, and at its lowest
with the close Oct. 31 at 31%.
Steel preferred was
at its lowest Oct. 1, at 72, and at its highest Oct. 11, at 77,
with the close Oct. 31 at 74.
American Tel. & Tel. dropped
at 31 %,
112% Oct. 11 to 109% Oct.
from
110%.
with the
from
30, with the close Oct. 31
American Can rose from 97 Oct. 1 to 103% Oct. 17,
close Oct. 31 at 100%.
General Electric moved up
17% Oct. 2 to 18% Oct. 13, with the close Oct 31 at 17%.
at its lowest Oct. 4, at 124, and at
the assassina¬
of Jugoslavia and Louis Barthou,
Foreign Minister of France, at Marseilles, on Oct. 9; an inti¬
mation by the President that he had not pushed completely
aside price-raising schemes, and another by Donald Richberg
that it was impossible to balance the budget now; the opinion
close Oct. 31 at 127.
from 33% Oct. 17 to 29%
Oct. 29, with the close Oct. 31 at 30%.
Consolidated Gas of
N. Y. moved down from 29% Oct. 5 to 25% Oct. 30, with the
close Oct. 31 at 26.
In the railroad list, New York Central
moved up from 20% Oct. 1 to 24% Oct. 24, with the close
Oct. 31 at 21.
Delaware & Hudson rose from 37 Oct. 1 to 44
Oct. 24, with the close Oct. 31 at 37% bid.
Union Pacific
was at its lowest Oct. 2, at 98%, and at its highest Oct. 24,
at 104%, with the close Oct. 31 at 100%.
Southern Pacific
moved up from 17 Oct. 27 to 19% Oct. 24, with the close
Oct. 31 at 17%.
Baltimore & Ohio rose from 14% Oct. 4 to
16% Oct. 24, with the close Oct. 31 at 15%. Chesapeake &
Ohio was at its lowest Oct. 9, at 41%, and at its highest
Oct. 25, at 44%, with the close Oct. 31 at 42%.
Southern
Railway was at its lowest Oct. 1, at 15%, and at its highest
Oct. 24, at 19%, with the close Oct. 31 at 16%.
The bond market, as a whole, for October continued the
advance begun in the latter part of September.
This rising
tendency was very marked in United States Treasury bonds
and Government-guaranteed issues, and was stimulated by
the announcement of a call for redemption on April 15 1935
of a further $1,870,000,000 of Fourth Liberty bonds, repre¬
senting three-fifths of the Fourth Liberty Loan issue now
outstanding:
Corporate and foreign bonds likewise dis¬
played strength and rose one or more points in the general
advance.
In the following table we show, as usual, the fluc¬
tuations for the month in the different issues of United
States obligations, and also for a large list of railroad and
industrial bonds, and a considerable number, likewise, of
its highest
Oct. 17, at 132%, with the
Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. dropped
^
foreign bond issues.
of King Alexander
tion
by the District of Columbia Supreme iCourt that the Railroad
Pension Law was unconstitutional, and the dramatic "recon¬
ciliation"
the Administration
between
Oct. 24 during the annual
and the bankers on
convention of the American Bank¬
Association, when President Roosevelt and Jackson E.
ers
Reynolds spoke.
The election outlook for
was
a
distinct
fornia stocks.
Upton Sinclair early in the month
price depressant, particularly among Cali¬
While the lurid tales of flight of capital from
California were doubtless overdone—deliberately overdrawn
campaign effect—the fact remained that issues like Cali¬
Oil of California, Pacific Gas &
Electric, &c., shed a few points while the scare was on. The
influence on the stock market of the Marseilles assassina¬
tions was more obscure.
On the day the murders occurred
fornia Packing, -Standard
mild rally was
nipped in the bud, but on the two succeed¬
good an advance as they
experienced all month. The truth was, as usual, that there
a
September and 39,372,212 in October 1983.
The total for
brought up to 279,377,161 shares, a
the first 10 months was
Allied Chemical & Dye was
last.
for
change was
at
July 2 last.
Philadelphia National Insurance Co.—Directors took no action on the
dividend due at this time on the $10 par capital stock.
Quar. divs. of
30c. a share had been made from Jan. 15 1929 up to and including July 16
was
The volume on the New York Stock Ex¬
15,659,921 shares compared with 12,635,870 in
but unsatisfactory.
Aug. 1 last.
the
and so prices had about their weakest days of the
on Oct. 25 and 26, the two days immediately follow¬
now,
month
share on July 6 last.
common stock reduced from
made on this issue was one of 5c. a
last payment
15
EEYIEW
MONTHLY
Nov., 1934]
102«m
10230jjOct.
104«;4 Oct.
103**82
103*32 Oct,
103*»32Oct.
1933-1938
Fourth Liberty Loan—
Administration and the bankers, so osten¬
tatiously arrived at, was judged by the stock market to be
of scant economic and financial significance, at least just
104
103*82 Oct.
104*82 Oct.
100**82
100*°ssOct.
101**32Oct.
9
102 632 Oct.
102*6,2Oct.
32
102*72
109 **32
109*i82Oct.
112*0s2Oct.
24
112*632
100*32
100*32 Oct.
102**32OCt.
16
101 »6j,
1944-1954
1946-1956
..1943-1947
1951-1955
1946-1948
1940-1943
1941-1943
1946-1949
1941
1944-1946
105*632
105*82 Oct.
108*32 Oct.
24 107**32
103**82
103*»82Oct.
106**»2Oct.
29
IO5213,
101 «32
103
1944-1964
3s.
1949
Home Owners' Loan 4s
1951
3s series A
1952
98**32
98*oS20ct.
96*82
Treasury 4s
Treasury 3 Ms
Treasury 3 Ms
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3 Ms
Treasury 3Ms
Treasury 3 VsS
Treasury 3Ms
Treasury 3Ms
103**32Oct.
25
98*032Oct.
100**S2Oct.
24
981632
98**320ct.
100**320Ct.
24
100
101*632
101*°s2Oct.
103"82Oct.
16
103**82
101*6f2Oct.
996632
103-*32Oct.
24
10310,,
"992032
99*»s20ct.
101 l*320Ct.
24
100*032
101**82
101*«320Ct.
103*»32Oct.
25
103*08,
100*82
100*82 Oct.
102**32Oct.
24
101*632
101
Oct.
26
100**82
95**320Ct.
9810s2Oct.
25
98
96*32
95*»320ct.
99**320ct.
31
99*32
96*32
95**320ct.
989s2 Oct.
17
98*32
93*82
Fed'l Farm Mtge. 3Ms.
—
101632 Oct.
98*132
92**32Oct.
95*0s2Oct.
25
95
.
1939-1949
1
Closing
Opening
Price
Oct.
Range
1944
October
Price
1934
Oct. 31
62
60 M Oct.
1934
Highest
Lowest
1934
Allegheny Corp coll tr 5s
Amer & Foreign Power 5s
for
1
by the President that he had not given up
truce between the
13
103182
(uncalled)
Railroad and Industrial Bonds
the hope of getting
commodity prices to higher levels, and the address of Mr.
Richberg in which he paid a little lip service to the idea of
a balanced budget and then said that the goal was unobtain¬
able at present.
The decision of the District of Columbia
Supreme Court on railroad pensions had a prompt lifting
effect on prices of rail stocks on Oct. 24, but all of the gains
and more were given up in the following two trading ses¬
sions as doubt grew over the soundness of the decision.
The
26 104
16 1032-82
4Ms (2d called)
1933-1938
4Mb (3rd called)
1933-1938
Treasury 4 Ms
1947-1952
Treasury 4 Ms to Oct 15 1934,
thereafter 3Ms
.1943-1945
4 Ms
with the assassinations for
market influence, and in this case they were the broad hint
factors competing
Oct. 31
Highest
1932-1947
1932-1947
4MB
2Ms
other
Sale
Lowest
First Liberty Loan—
3Ms
Last
1934
Sale
Oct. 1
ing days share prices had about as
were
Range During October
First
Government Bonds
67 M Oct.
22
53 M Oct.
15
104 M Oct.
25
Oct.
24
99 H
58 M Oct.
Oct.
74
25
54
70 H Oct.
95 M Oct.
99
Oct.
24
104 M Oct.
104 M Oct.
27
104
25
102 M
51M Oct.
51M
2030
52 M
Santa Fe gen 4s. 1995
Bait & Ohio 1st gold 4s
1948
Convertible 4 Ms
L960
Bost & Maine 1st 5s ser AC—$967
Brooklyn Union Elev 5s
lj95C
Ches & Ohio ref & imp 4Ms B '95
101M
101M
101M Oct.
Chesapeake Corp 5s...
1947
Chic Milw & St P gen 4s A... 1989
102 M
102
Oct.
50 M
50
Oct.
54 M Oct.
25
51
5s A.. 1975
Chic & N W conv 4Ms ser A.1949
C C C & St L 4Ms series E—.1977
Dodge Brothers conv deb 6s. 1940
Erie ref & impt 5s of 1927
1967
26 M
24M Oct.
29 M Oct.
25
24M
23 M Oct.
29 M Oct.
25
26
Atch Top &
Chic Milw St P & Pac
101
Oct.
98H Oct.
56 M
73
i6
53 M Oct.
101
25
Oct.
73M Oct.
106M Oct.
65
107 M Oct.
4
Oct.
25
68
63
Oct.
70
103
16
98 M
71
107 M
66
16
MONTHLY
Opening
Railroad and Industrial Bonds
Closing
Price
Range
for
October
1934
Price
1
Oct.
Oct. 31
1934
Lowest
Highest
1934
Oct.
REVIEW
change the official rate for call loans remained unchanged at
1%, borrowers being interested chiefly in replacement of
expiring obligations.
73%
74%
65%
CALL
Great Nor gen 4%s ser E
111 Cent C St L & N O 5s A_
1977
.
70
69
1963
70%
69% Oct.
65% Oct.
77% Oct.
67% Oct.
52% Oct.
74% Oct.
55% Oct.
125% Oct.
130% Oct.
Internat'l Paper 5s ser A & B 1947
Sou ref & impt 5s.. 1950
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 4s. .2003
Liggett & Myers Tob 7s
1944
Kan City
Mo-Kan-Texas
54 %
Oct.
42 %
40
1935
96
55
68
95% Oct.
N Y C & St L 4%s ser C
1978
N YNH&H lstref 4%S—1967
76
N Y Central
cum
conv
adj 5s_.1967
deb 6s
44
Oct.
Oct.
52%
129%
40
97% Oct.
53% Oct.
43% Oct.
60
47 Mi
1992
61*
60
65
Northern Pacific 4s
1997
96%
99% Oct.
86%
95% Oct.
85% Oct.
105%
105% Oct.
96%
108% Oct.
Pennsylvania RR deb 4%s__ 1970
Pitts C C & St L 5s
ser
A
1970
Oct.
55%
91
Southern Ry gen 4s ser A
Union Pacific 1st & ref 4s
2008
Warner Bros Pictures 6s
1939
61
57% Oct.
Western Maryland 1st 4s
1952
82%
82
Oct.
89
86% Oct.
89% Oct.
1956
59%
98
Foreign Bonds—
Argentine (Govt) 6s ser A—1957
68 of June 1925
Belgium (Kingdom) 6%s
(City) 5s.
Canada (Dominion) 5s
58
84%
22
85% Oct.
89% Oct.
79% Oct.
83
Oct.
17
94%
93% Oct.
96% Oct.
22
95%
1957
94%
94
Oct.
96% Oct.
20
95%
90%
89% Oct.
92% Oct.
20
91
1949
101
101
99% Oct.
83%
1
20
Oct.
31
22
183%
179
Oct.
185
Oct.
18
31% Oct.
39
Oct.
18
19
Oct.
4—
1
1
1
Oct.
20
5—
1
1
1
Oct.
10
11
Oct.
12
38% Oct.
18
20
94
22
83
83%
Q4.
ON
THE
Oct.
8
1932
39,372,212
Total bond sales—
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31—
29,201,959
47,896,533
$
Month of October—
six
months'
Stocksales—No. of shares
Domestic
Total bond sales
Oct.
1
2
Oct.
3
189,254,100
352,097,950
378,984,664
489,304,333
$
$
$
1,289,442,800
562,257,100
450,296,150
1,542,729,400
746,853,600
197,672,900
Domestic.
Foreign Government..
Foreign corporate
Total bond sales....
1
1
1
1
1
1
31
—
1
1
1
1
1
rates
1933
2,824,557
1932
5,911,809
$
1,638,000
8,702,369
$
$
71,698,000
2,267,000
84,154,000
3,356,000
3,391,000
3,170,000
1,197,000
1931
3,701,930
$
55,999,000
51,282,691
4,015,000
3,468,000
1
loans.
RECORD
77,321,000
4
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
5
—
6
Oct.
7
8
89,357,445
46,479,729
94,669,750
$
858,207,000
$
$
35,556,000
681,522,000
24,421,500
34,593,000
32,023,000
34,098,000
737,966,500
829,461,000
812,514,000
769,589,000
25,774,000
w~..
%@1
—
%@1
%@1
14
%@1
16
17
%@1
%@1
..
18
Oct.
Oct.
%@1
%@1
%@1
20
..
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
..
19
Oct.
21
%@1
%@1
—
22
—
23
..
Oct.
24
..
Oct.
25
26
28
30
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
% @1-
%@1
%@1
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1@1%
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Sun day
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%@1
%@1
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..
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
..
31
1
Satur day
Sun day
%@1
%@1
%@1
29
Oct.
%@1
%@1
..
Oct.
%@1
1@1%
1@1%
1@1%
%@1
-
Oct.
1@1M
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
..
27
%@1
%@1
%@1
'
i
%@1
%@1
..
Oct.
Oct.
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
..
Oct.
%@1
1@1%
1@1%
1@1%
Holl day
—
Oct.
1@1 %
%@1
Satur day
Sun day
—
Oct.
1@1 Vi
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
..
15
6 Months
%@1
%@1
%@1
-
..
%@1
„
Oct.
5 Months
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
—
12
4 Months
Sun day
..
11
RATES
Mixed Collateral
on
..
13
LOAN
Satur day
..
Oct.
TIME
%@1
%@1
%@1
—
91,637,000
742,365,000
OF
90 Days
60Days
—
„
Oct.
62,560,000
$
805,277,000
30,725,000
22,205,000
28...
on
%@1
Oct.
EXCHANGE
to Oct. 31—
Stocksales—No. of shares
—
—
Oct.
1
%@1
„
Oct.
Oct.
1,775,576,400
635,171,500
65,696,000
Bond sales (par value)—
29
30
Rates
Oct.
62,861,000
Foreign Government..
Foreign corporate
Oct.
Oct.
30 Days
55,422,950
CURB
1
Oct.
DAILY
20,404,600
THE
1
1
Holiday
—
9
ON
1
Saturday
Sunday
Saturday
Sunday
—
10
1934
Bond sales (par value)—
1
—
security collateral continued at pre¬
vious levels with transactions largely confined to the renewal
of older loans.
Rates remained nominal at z/± to 1% for
loans running from two to five months and 1 to
1M% for
Oct.
,
BUSINESS
1
1
1
Oct.
3,203,268,700 2,776,528,000 2,301,996,050 2,487,255,900
OF
1
1
1
26
—
Oct.
Total bond sales
1
1
1
25...
16
186,825,000
365,780,100
Oct.
1
1
27—
Time loan
Oct.
515,858,000
776,032,700
—
Oct.
Oct.
109,850,000
586,293,330
24
—
Oct.
1
108,007,000
60,842,500
232,922,600
—
1
15—
34,951,600
278,238,000
—
22
1
Oct.
139,993,500
57,977,500
39,017,000
98,503,000
Stock sales—No. of shares
279,377,161
Bond sales (par value)—
$ >
Railroad and miscell...1,911,378,000
State, munlc. & foreign
United States Govt...
1
Saturday
Sunday
1
13
Oct.
140,718,000
United States Govt
1
1
1
1
14—
Oct.
1931
(par value)—
(par value)—
State, mimic. & foreign
21
23
Oct.
1
1
1
—
Oct.
1
1
1
Oct.
Oct.
15,659,921
Renewal
1
—
—
Oct.
1
1
—
Oct.
Oct.
84%
STOCK EXCHANGE
1933
1
1
—
—
27%
Oct.
105% Oct.
88% Oct.
92% Oct.
104% Oct.
1934
Railroad and miscell
1
—
9
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Saturday
Sunday
—
—
38
23% Oct.
OF BUSINESS
Month of October—
Stock sales—No. of shares
VOLUME
18
181
35%
26
93%
High
1
—
181
Oct.
105
EXCHANGE
110%
183% Oct.
110%
180
(City) external 6%s__ 1952
Oct.
Oct.
86""
182
1941
80
Oct.
83% Oct.
109% Oct.
.1949
17
86% Oct.
110
1941
Queensland (State) ext 7s
Bond sales
87%
87%
82%
German (Republic) 7s
1949
German Govt internal 5%s__1965
New South Wales (State) 5s. 1957
Jan. 1
101%
88%
1952
French Republic ext 7%s
External 7s of 1924
Bond sales
58%
Oct.
1955
1957
1
1
Oct.
1956
Brisbane
1
1
8
107%
17
1
Oct.
1952
External 4%s of 1928
VOLUME
102
STOCK
Low
Oct.
1
—
6
Oct.
61% Oct.
Oct.
—
2
7
__1959
Esternal 5%8—...
Australia 5s of 1925...
External loan 5s of 1927
Rome
82
73% Oct.
57% Oct.
1
YORK
3...
Oct.
98%
61% Oct.
85% Oct.
74
Renewal
1
NEW
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1939
High
1
THE
Oct.
65
Oct.
Rio Grande West 1st 4s
Low
1
Oct.
44
49% Oct.
Oct.
ON
73
Oct.
N Y Ont & West ref 4s
LOANS
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Investment demand by the banks for commercial
paper
by high-grade industrial and mercantile concerns
remained active during the month of October and dealers
drawn
quickly sold the
new
supplies of
coming
paper
on
the market.
The total volume of business transacted in the commercial
market was about the same as in September, the turn¬
being limited by the comparatively small amount of
sought by borrowers whose notes can be
paper
THE MONEY MARKET
DURING
OCTOBER
1934
A
slightly easier trend in rates featured the money market
during October.
Total loans and investments <5f reporting
member
and
banks continued
to
increase
on
a
moderate scale
Oct. 24 reached the highest point since early
January,
a rise in security loans and a further moderate
increase in all other loans, consisting largely of credit ex¬
tended
to
finance agriculture, commerce and
on
1932, due to
industry.
Net demand
deposits increased $290,000,000 further in the
deposits since
$4,000,000,000.
Excess bank reserves have shown no further
increase, owing
largely to a slowing down in the rate of gold imports and a
seasonal increase of currency requirements.
The present
volume of these reserves—over $1,700,000,000—is,
however,
more than double that of a
year ago.
Actual imports of
gold during October were limited to about $6,000,000, but
owing to the receipt of newly-mined domestic gold and of
scrap gold, averaging approximately $2,600,000 and $1,100,000 a week, respectively, total
gold stocks rose nearly $25,000,000.
As the end of the month approached the possi¬
bility of a new influx of gold appeared to be foreshadowed
by the movement of foreign exchange rates against certain
of the "gold bloc" countries.
Average discount rates on new
offerings of 180-day Treasury bills eased from 0.28% a
month, ago to 0.19% on Oct. 31, and on Oct. 26 New York
savings banks announced a reduction in their interest rates
from 3% to 23^%.
New financing by the United States
four weeks ended Oct. 24 and the increase in
the bank holiday now amounts to nearly
Government
was
limited to five
$75,000,000 issues of 182day Treasury bills which replaced five $50,000,000 maturities
$125,000,000 of additional funds.
The com¬
pletion on Oct. 11 of the refinancing of the $1,250,000,000 of
Fourth Liberty Loan bonds which had been called for
pay¬
and provided
on Oct. 15 was followed on Oct. 12
by the calling of an
additional $1,870,000,000 of these bonds, for
redemption on
April 15 1935.
Of the portion called for payment in Octo¬
ment
ber, $1,020,000,000 were exchanged for new notes and bonds,
leaving about $230,000,000 to be redeemed, in cash.
Dis¬
count holdings of the 12 Reserve banks
steadily declined from
$20,314,000 Sept. 26 to $10,985,000 Oct. 31, while the hold¬
ings of acceptances purchased in the open market rose
slightly from $5,812,000 Sept. 26 to $6,149,000 Oct. 31.
Member
bank
reserves,
which stood at $3,969,517,000
Sept. 26, declined to $3,894,632,000 Oct. 3, but subsequently
rose
again to $4,005,999,000 Oct. 31.
On the Stock Ex¬
over
accommodation
sold
in the open market.
Rates continued at a range of
% to 1% for average grade prime four to six months' paper,
although it was reported that more sales were made at % %
than at the higher rate.
Under date of Oct. 18 the Federal
Reserve Bank of New York announced that returns received
by the bank from commesial paper dealers showed a total of
$192,000,000 of open market commercial paper outstanding
on
Sept. 30, as compared with $188,100,000 on Aug. 31
1934 and $122,900,000 on Sept. 30 1933.
RATES
FOR
MONEY
AT
NEW
YORK
Week Ended—
*
Oct. 6
Call loans
Oct.
13
Range for week
1@1
1@1
1
Thirty days
Sixty days
1
27
1@1
x
/
Nov. 3
1@1
i
1
%@1
%@1
%@i
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@1
%@i
Ninety days
%@1
Four months
%@1
%@1
Five months
Six months
1
paper—Double
1@1
@1%
1
@1%
%@i
%@i
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i
1
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1
@1%
%@1
%@1
1
@1%
and
names:
Prime 4 .to 6 months
Good 4 to 6 months
%
%
%
%
1
1
i
1
Rates for short-date bankers' acceptances
cut
Oct.
in¬
Time loans (mixed & Indus, collat.)
single
20
(mixed and in-
industrial collateral)
Week's average (mixed and
dustrial collateral)
Commercial
Oct.
Stock Exchange—
on
on
Oct. 24
%
1
were
1-16%, the first reduction since April 19, resulting in the
lowest official rates in the history of the American bill market.
The American Acceptance Council on Oct. 16
published its
usual survey of the
acceptance market and found that the
customary
employment of bankers' acceptance credits to
finance the seasonal requirements of
staple crops was re¬
sponsible during September for an increase of $19,417,668.
in the volume of bills.
This increase was
wholly due to the
seasonal gain
in the volume of bankers' acceptances created
for the purpose of
financing goods in domestic warehouses.
This total advanced
$19,931,160 during the month and
represents in part, the shipment and storage of cotton,
wool,
wheat and other fall crops. The
Sept. 3Q total of $539,420,386 was $175,728,298 less than the volume of bills
outstand¬
ing on the corresponding date in 1933.
Outside of ware¬
house credits, the only other classified
gain for the month
was in the volume of
import acceptances, which total went
MONTHLY
Nov., 1934]
up $5,370,016.
Acceptances created for the purpose of fi¬
nancing exports continued to decline as it has steadily since
January, going off in September $2,104,249.
Acceptances
created for the purpose of financing goods stored in or shipped
between foreign countries went off $3,521,904.
This total
of foreign acceptances now stands at $137,311,085, or ap¬
proximately 25% of theHotal outstanding in the spring of
1931.
Domestic credit acceptances and acceptances for the
purpose
of creating dollar exchange were only slightly
changed in volume during the month.
Practically all of the
increase in volume was reported by banks in the New York
Federal Reserve District.
The only other district showing
any marked change was the Chicago District which reported
a
substantial drop of $4,100,000.
The bill market had
slightly more activity during September with some promise
slightly firmer rates.
The movement of bills was ac¬
celerated, although at the month end the position of the
accepting banks with respect to their bill holdings was
practically the same as in the previous month.
On Sept.
30, reporting accepting banks were holding $267,773,137 of
their own bills and $235,358,739 of other banks bills, a total
of $503,131,876 which was $20,000,000 above the total
holdings at the end of August or only slightly more than the
total increase in the outstanding volume.
Rates for bankers'
acceptances were quoted at 3-16% bid, 34% asked for 30,
60, and 90 days, at 5-16% bid, 34% asked for four months,
and at 34% bid, % % asked for five and six months.
The
New York Federal Reserve Bank, in its "Monthly Review"
of
discussed conditions in the market for bankers' acceptances
follows:
as
"The bankers' acceptance
market was generally quiet dur¬
Dealers' sales of bills to investing institutions
somewhat exceeded the small amounts of new bills coming
into the market during the first three weeks, and portfolios
of the discount houses consequently declined somewhat.
On Oct. 24 the dealers reduced their rates by 1-16% on ma¬
turities up to 90 days, the offering rate becoming 34%, the
same
quotation that was in effect prior to the advance
instituted toward the end of September.
Following this re¬
duction in rates, investment demand for bills slackened and
dealers' portfolios tended to increase slightly."
ing October.
The Reserve
not.
vances
1
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7
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8
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10
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mmm mm
9
X~h*
gold certificates deposited with the Federal Reserve
The
by the Treasury increased only $8,000,000, or $18,000,000 less
than the rise in the monetary gold stock.
Currency in cir¬
culation
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X-h,
x-x
x-x
X-X
X-X
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X-H
Holiday
12
Sunday
14
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■
mm—mm
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.....
16
X-h*
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17
mmm
19
mmmmm
X-h*
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mm
18
X-h*
X-h*
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x-x
x-x
X-H
X-X
x-x
x-x
x-x
x-x
x-x
X-H
X-X
X-X
X-X
X-X
X-X
X-X
Saturday
Sunday
20
21
mmm mm
X-h*
X-h*
X-h,
X-h*
x-x
x-x
x-x
23....
24
mmm mm
ht-X
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ht-X
25....
mrnmmm
ht-X
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26
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22
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$25,000,000, possibly on account of the paying out into circu¬
lation of more of the new silver certificates.
In spite of the
seasonal rise in the circulation of money, member bank re¬
The
meeting
money
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BROKER'S
The chief credit
October was in its
the
LOANS IN NEW
YORK
$25,000,000 expansion in Treasury and National bank
the $31,000,000 reduction in Treasury cash and
deposits with the Federal Reserve, and the $14,000,000 fall
in non-member deposits with the System.
The only change
in the nature of the Federal Reserve's holdings of Govern¬
the
currency,
activity of the Federal Reserve System in
new
industrial advance department.
This
in spite of the fact that the
of the 12 regional banks, from
$2,462,000. It was in this field alone that the
System made any net addition to the credit volume employed
by commerce and industry.
So far as bills discounted for
$3,218,000,
or
member banks were concerned, Federal Reserve credit was
lower, for bank borrowings declined $9,000,000, or nearly
the fall
50%,
being from $20,000,000 to $11,000,000.
Bills bought
in the open market had the purely nominal increase of
$270,000, while the Government securities portfolio expanded
only $38,000, and other Federal Reserve credit was but
$1,000,000 higher, at $8,000,000. Thus, from these ordinary
of the
contacts
System with the market there resulted
an
$8,000,000 decline in Federal Reserve credit. The one offset
to the decline in bank borrowings was the $3,218,000 increase
in industrial advances and the $2,462,000 increase in com¬
mitments.
In
still another way was the industrial
ment the
month.
scene
advance depart¬
of interest in Federal Reserve affairs last
In the week ended Oct. 31 three of the regional banks
—Atlanta, Minneapolis and Kansas City—obtained $845,000
payments from the Treasury in connection with their indus¬
trial advance operations.
The law allows the several Fed¬
eral Reserve banks to obtain these payments from the Treas¬
ury
$10,013,000 decline in Treasury notes
ment securities was a
and
$10,014,000 increase in certificates and bills.
a
In the week ended Oct. 24 the
federal Reserve made such
changes in the form of the condition statement of the weekly
reporting New York banks as to make further comparisons
with previous brokers' loan totals impossible.
Instead of
reporting, as in the past, New York bank advances to brok¬
and dealers for own account, for account of out-of-town
ers
banks and for account of others, the banks now
report their
New York and outside New
loans to brokers and dealers in
At the month-end loans to brokers both in New York
York.
and outside New York totaled
$614,000,000, compared with
$608,000,000 of loans for own account on Sept. 26.
Street
loans, as compiled by the New York Stock Exchange, were
$4,496,031 lower in October, at $827,033,416.
EXCHANGE IN OCTOBER
to enable them to conduct their industrial advance activi¬
ties, but the law is obscure
and does not reveal the will of
banks should apply
Congress on the subject when the Reserve
encountered many confusing cross currents in October.
All
currencies reflected the implications resulting from gold
standard abandonment, trade
restrictions, and business de¬
pression.
Foreign exchange trading was never more de¬
moralized, although there was ample evidence that both
internal and external trade showed noteworthy improvement
During the preceding nine months there
business in Great Britain,
Canada, Australia, South Africa, the Far East, and in the
was
a
countries.
marked improvement in
There was a hopeful advance¬
from depression in the United
countries of South America.
toward
emergence
States, but even under the most optimistic view the improve¬
ment apparent in each country was sporadic in character.
Early in the month Neville Chamberlain, Chancellor of the
British Exchequer, ventured to take credit for much of the
improvement in British trade, while admitting that there
.was still much to be desired.
In the early part of the month sterling showed consider¬
able weakness, in terms of both dollars and French francs.
The
was under decided pressure,due chiefly to opera¬
the other side which appeared to be centered in
The pressure was in part seasonal, as London was
pound
on
meeting heavy payments for raw materials and foodstuffs
from the United States, South America, and other primary
But this seasonal
not sufficient to account for
was
CITY
industrial advances
Sept. 26 to Oct. 31, rose from
$1,961,000 to only $6,149,000, or $4,188,000, and their com¬
mitments to make advances increased from $756,000 to only
case
imposed no burden on the banks, because their reserve
the gain in monetary gold,
producing countries.
THE RETURNS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS-
was
the
of
balances were being enlarged by
Paris.
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30
$36,000,000 from Sept. 26 to Oct. 31.
increased demand for hand-to-hand
balances increased
serve
tions
Sunday
28
29
$51,000,000, or from $5,403,000,000 to $5,454,-
$26,000,000 higher and Federal Reserve bank notes $1,815,000
lower.
Treasury and National bank currency increased
ment
Saturday
13....
15
was up
000,000 in the five-week period, with Federal Reserve notes
in many
X-h,
X-h*
X-h*
X-H
X-H
X-H
x-x
x-x
X-X
X-h*
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11
and the surplus of the Atlanta,
out of their surplus,
Minneapolis and Kansas City banks is far indeed from being
exhausted.
What this policy accomplishes, in one sense, is
to enable the regional banks to risk the Treasury's money
instead of their own in making the working capital loans.
Sterling exchange and the entire foreign exchange market
180 2>ayf
90 Days
120 Days
150 Days
60 Days
30 Days
Accept 'ces Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid <fe Ask
Secured by
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banks
COURSE OF STERLING
Cail Loans
2-—
these payments and when they should
were to make the industrial ad¬
to the Treasury for
PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
Oct.
17
EEYIEW
in terms of French
was
to
francs,
or
pressure
in itself
the pronounced weakness
gold.
One important factor
the sudden movement of short-term funds from London
Paris for investment in the new French Treasury issue
which offered larger return than was
However, the
market.
October
pressure
possible in the London
durnig the first weeks of
originated largely with European bear interests in
sterling, which based their operations on the expectation
that
the
dollar
would
be
further
devalued
otherwise
or
impaired by inflationary measures which these bear specu¬
lators felt would be only a natural consequence of the
extraordinary Government expenditures here.
Interests
sharing this view seemed to be strongly of the opinion that
the British authorities would allow sterling to follow the
dollar in its anticipated downward course.
On Oct. 1 sterling was quoted in New York $4.9134.
This
was
lowest
the lowest
gold value
valuation since last Feb.
ever
recorded for the unit.
3 and
At the
the
same
time the London check rate on Paris
dipped to 74.095 francs
At this level the pound was estimated to be
worth slightly less than $2.9034 in terms of the old gold
dollar.
The lowest point ever touched prior to the American
suspension of gold was $3.1434The pressure against
sterling in the early part of October was no more than a
to the
pound.
continuation of the trend which had been manifest
through¬
September, when sterling dropped steadily from a high
of $5.0234 on Sept. 5 to a closing rate of $4.97 on Sept. 28.
The markets became most demoralized during the week
beginning Oct. 8.
On Oct. 9 King Alexander I of Jugoslavia
and- Foreign Minister Louis Barthou of France were assassi¬
nated in Marseilles.
Markets of every description were
thrown into confusion by the grave international implication
out
s
18
MONTHLY
of the tragedy.
Trends were so mixed for the rest of the
week that only the most necessary transactions could be
effected. Sterling dropped as low as $4.89%. On Oct. 11
the
London
mean
check rate on Paris worked down to
the price of gold in the London open market
73.919 and
shot
up
correspondingly
143s. 3d.
to
the
Nevertheless
REVIEW
The
following table gives the London check rate
on
Paris
from day to day, the price for gold in shillings and pence in
the London open market, the price paid for gold by the
United States, and the London
price converted into dollars:
LONDON CHECK RATE ON PARIS AND PRICE OP GOLD IN LONDON
an all-time record high of
outward movement of funds
London
London
London
London
Check Rate
Open Market
Check Rate
Open Market
London to Paris was conspicuous, so that French
Treasury bill rates were reduced to 2%% from 2%% as a
consequence of the accumulation of short-term funds in
Paris.
The absence of positive authoritative announce¬
ments on American monetary and fiscal policies added to the
Oct.
1
74.187
141s.
6d.
Oct. 17
Oct.
2
74.25
142s.
2^d.
Oct. 18
74.279
142s.
Id.
Oct.
3
74.30
142s.
2^d.
Oct. 19
74.52
141s.
8d.
Oct.
4
74.21
142s.
Id.
Oct. 20
75.00
141s.
2}*d.
market confusion and
Oct.
5
74.16
142s.
4d.
Oct. 21
Oct.
6
74.187
142s.
3d.
Oct. 22
74.71
Oct.
7
Oct. 23
75.25
140s.
3d.
Oct.
8
74.045
142s.
6d.
Oct. 24
75.39
1398.
lOd.
Oct.
9
74.50
142s.
9d.
Oct. 25
75.656
139s.
6d.
74.045
Oct. 26
from
rumors were
rife that London intended
that sterling
of $4.8665.
should fall to its former parity with the dollar
The British Exchange Equalization Account,
so far as traders could observe, took no decided steps to
steady exchange.
Neville Chamberlain, in an address a few weeks earlier
at the annual dinner of the Lord Mayor of London, took
occasion to point out that England's monetary policy had
three objectives:
First, the preservation of London as the
world's international clearing house and of the pound as
the international unit, and hence the creation and main¬
tenance of the sterling bloc; second, an ultimate return of the
world to gold as international money; third, the maintenance
during the interim of as much stability as possible in sterling
exchange, while permitting the unit to seek a natural level,
that is, the level which reflects England's price-cost levels
in relation to those of other countries.
He emphasized that
it was no part of the Government's policy to intervene in
order to manipulate sterling or any currency.
In referring,
on
Cold Price
Paris
SUN DAY
on
142s.
6d.
Oct. 11-
73.919
143s.
3d.
Oct.27
Oct. 12-—_.
74.218
143s.
Id.
74.00
142s.
8>*d.
74.11
Oct. 13
SUN DAY
Oct. 14
Cold Price
142s.
7d.
SUN DAY
Oct. 28
Oct. 29
Oct. 10
Paris
6d.
141s.
75.324
140s.
3d.
75.25
-
140s.
5Hd.
SUN DAY
75.187
140S.
7d.
Oct. 30
Oct. 15
73.90
143s.
Id.
Oct. 16—
74.16
142s.
75.53
139s. 10^d.
Oct. 31
75.544
139s.
9Hd.
PRICE PAID FOR GOLD BY UNITED STATES
7d.
(FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK) COMPARED WITH LONDON PRICES
London Price
London Price
United
Converted
United
Converted
States
into Dollars
States
into Dollars
$35.07
Oct. 17
$35.00
$35.21
Oct.
2_______
35.00
34.95
Oct. 18
35.00
35.091
Oct.
3__
35.00
35.02
Oct. 19
35.00
Oct.
4
35.00
35.01
Oct. 20
85.00
35.02
Oct.
5
35.00
35.04
Oct. 21
Sunday
Sunday
Oct.
6
35.00
35.03
Oct. 22
35.00
34.99
35.00
35.00
34.81
35.00
34.86
Oct.
$35.00
1.
35.06
34.85
Oct.
7___
Sunday
Sunday
Oct. 23
the idea of another economic conference to effect sta¬
bilization of currencies or for any other purpose, the Chan¬
Oct.
8
35.00
34.98
Oct. 24
9
Oct. 10
35.00
34.95
35.00
34.95
Oct. 25
Oct. 26
cellor
emphatic that it would be "better to confine
ourselves at present to private discussion."
This last
remark was interpreted in many quarters to mean that
informal discussions were taking place on the subject of
exchange stabilization.
Such an interpretation might very
easily constitute an undue extension of the Chancellor's
Oct. 11
35.00
35.02
Oct. 27
35.00
34.86
Oct. 12
Holiday
35.20
Oct. 28
Sunday
Sunday
35.00
remarks.
October the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said in its
On the subject of the operations of the Exchange Equaliza¬
tion Fund Mr. Chamberlain was careful to reiterate "we
monthly review of Nov. 1:
to
have
was
never
means
to
or
face
attempted
of that fund
maintain it
of
and
and
to
even
not
attempting now by
fix the exchange at a given point
with
opposition
to
are
a
fixed
seasonal
limit of value in the
and
other
powerful
All
course
of sterling reversed itself after Oct. 15.
except seasonal commercial pressure ceased.
more active and sterling was in demand.
The Continental currencies began to show greater ease in
terms of both sterling and dollars and it became evident
that anxiety was aroused in the minds of Continental holders
of funds that all was not as well as might be desired in the
gold bloc countries.
The belga had been showing consider¬
pressure
The market became
able
weakness for
some
weeks and
was
in constant need
of support by the Brussels authorities and apaprently by
the financial powers of Paris.
Some uncertainty was also
entertained respecting the political future of the Doumergue
National
Cabinet.
The
gold bloc countries—Belgium,
Holland, Switzerland, Italy, Poland, and Luxembourg—•
sent delegates to Brussels on Oct. 20 to draw up measures
for their mutual economic defense.
This apparently con¬
structive course was not given a universally favorable
interpretation. In fact in many quarters the necessity for
such a conference was regarded as an evidence of weakness
in gold bloc position and funds began to flow back to London.
Toward the end of the month the great London banks,
which had been supporting bill rates for the past few years,
ound it necessary to allow the discount market to follow
ts natural trend.
During the week ended Oct. 20 twomonths' bills Were 11-16% to 23-32%, three-months' bills
25-32% to 13-16%, four-months' bills 13-16% to %%,
and six-months' bills 15-16% to 1 %. During the week ended
Oct. 27 these rates were allowed to ease slightly, so that
the six-months' maturities were %% to 15-16%. On Oct. 31
the London Clearing banks made another reduction in their
buying rates for bills and the market went off to the west
in the past few years.
On Oct. 30 two-months' bills were
3^%, three-months 9-16% to %%, four-months' bills %%,
and six-months' bills %%.
Sterling cable transfers closed on Oct. 31 at $4.98%.
The
low for sterling in October was $4.89% on Oct. 11 and the
high was $4.99% on Oct. 24. Sterling cable transfers closed
on Friday,
Oct. 26, at $4.9734.
On Oct. 1 the London
check rate
on Paris was
74.187 and the closing rate on
Friday, Oct. 26, was 75.29, and on Oct. 31 was 75.544.
It
may be recalled that during the greater part of August the
London open market gold price ruled a few pence above
138s. an ounce, but that on Aug. 31 sterling weakened in
terms of gold until the price advanced to a new record high
of 140s. ll%d.
A new high record was made on Sept. 3
at 141s. 7d.
On Oct, 11 an all-time high of 143s. 3d. was
registered.
Prior to the suspension by Great Britain in
September 1931, the price of gold was normally around
84s. 9%d. to 84s. lid. per ounce.
The low for gold in
October was 139s. 6d. an ounce.
All the gold available in
the London market during October, totaling approximately
£9,011,500, was taken for unknown destinations, generally
understood to be for account of private hoarders.
35.00
Oct. 15—
Oct. 16
In
—
_—
34.79
35.00
35.14
Oct. 29
Sunday
Oct. 13Oct. 14
Sunday
Oct. 30
35.00
35.00
35.07
Oct. 31__
35.00
35.00
35.10
commenting
on
34.88
i
34.85
34.82
the foreign exchange situation during
"Wide fluctuations in the
foreign exchanges occurred in
After declining sharply
at the beginning of the second week, the gold currencies
recovered and maintained a varying premium against the
dollar until a resumption of the downward tendency in the
October
as
in the previous month.
second half of the month carried them to
influences."
The entire
Oct.
to
a
discount and in
the
gold import points.
Meanwhile, the
sterling currencies, which had weakened in September and
early October, registered net gains for the month.
"The French franc held comparatively steady at a level
somewhat below its end of September quotation for several
days at the beginning of October, dipped to $0.0661% on
the 9th, and then recovered to $0.0666 on the 11th.
This
higher level was maintained until the 16th, after which a
steady decline developed which carried quotations to the
estimated gold import point on the 29th. No gold shipments
were reported, however.
The belga, the Swiss franc, and
the guilder moved similarly to the French franc; the belga,
which was the weakest of the four currencies, was quoted
below parity consistently and fell below the gold import
point on the 24th. Lire followed the same general trend.
"Argentine pesos and the Scandinavian currencies followed
sterling, but the yen, which moved with the pound during
most of the month, did not recover as much as sterling and
closed the month with a net loss. Brazilian milreis held
some
cases
closely to a level of about $0.0825. The silver currencies
rose sharply on the 11th with the price of silver, but fell
considerably after imposition of a duty and equalization
charge on silver exports by the Chinese Government. The
Shanghai dollar was quoted at 15 to 20% discount from its
theoretical parity, based on current silver prices, during the
latter part of the month. Canadian dollars, which had ruled
above $1.03 throughout most of September, fluctuated
between $1.01% and $1.02% during October."
Only slight changes were reported in the gold holdings
of the Bank of England in October.
In the week ended
Oct. 3 the Bank reported an increase of £34,545; in the
week ended Oct. 10 an increase of £27,692; in the week
ended Oct. 17 a decrease of £3,828; in the week ended
Oct. 24 an increase of £73,924, and in the week ended Oct. 31
a
decrease of £8,237.
Total gold holdings on Oct. 31
stood at £192,650,024, which compared with £191,757,691
a year earlier and with the minimum of £150,000,000 recom¬
mended by the Cunliffe Committee.
Details of the gold movement to and from New York are
outlined as follows in the monthly review of the New York
Federal Reserve Bank for Nov. 1:
"Actual shipments of gold during October were limited to
imports of $3,400,000 from Canada and $2,400,000 from
Mexico.
The effect of these transactions on the monetary
gold stock of the United States was supplemented, however,
by the release of $350,000 of gold previously earmarked for
foreign account at this bank and by the receipt by the mints
and assay offices of newly mined domestic, gold and scrap
gold averaging about $2,600,000 and $1,100,000 a week,
respectively, so that the gold stock rose nearly $25,000,000
during .October. Additional transactions at New York that
did not affect the gold stock were the receipt of $1,000,000
from Colombia which was immediately earmarked on arrival
MONTHLY
Nov., 1934]
and
the
release
from
earmark
of
$1,000,000
of gold for
19
REVIEW
earlier and with 28,935,000,000
francs when the franc was
stood on Oct. 26
The Bank's ratio
stabilized in June 1928.
export to Chile.".
States dollars,
funds were at
80.29%, compared with 79.11% a year ago and with
legal requirements of 35%. The high for the franc for the
month was 6.66% on Oct. 17, and the low was 6.59 on
and
Oct. 30.
exchange continued firm in terms of United
always at a premium.
On Oct. 1 Montreal
a premium of from 2 1/16% to 2 21/32%,
Oct. 31 at a premium of 2 5/16%.
Canadian
on
at
Italian lire
CONTINENTAL AND
OTHER
FOREIGN EXCHANGES
exceptionally steady in terms of the
throughout the greater part of October, ruling frac¬
tionally above new dollar parity.
Around Oct. 26 the rate
declined sharply to 6.59% (new dollar parity 6.63), and it
seemed as though a gold movement from Paris to New
York was imminent unless the
Pars authorities and the
French francs
were
dollar
Treasury Department here should take steps to eliminate
such a possibility.
As noted above in the resume of sterling
exchange, the franc was exceptionally firm in terms of
sterling until during the week beginning Oct. 22 exchange
turned in favor of sterling and funds began to flow from
Paris and other Continental centers toward London.1 The
chief features affecting the interrelation of sterling, the franc,
and the dollar are outlined in the description of the sterling
October.
might have continued relatively firm against both
London and New York throughout the month had it not
been for the unfavorable atmosphere which developed after
the assassination of the Jugoslav King and French Foreign
Minister Barthou on Oct. 9.
The economic situation of
market during
Francs
France, however, hardly justifies a firmer trend
at this time.
The National budget has not been
in francs
balanced.
declined noticeably and the import
During the past season tourist
traffic has fallen far below expectations and considerable
uneasiness has developed with respect to the political situa¬
tion.
It was felt that the Doumergue National Cabinet
was bound to face obstacles in its constitutional reform pro¬
French export trade has
balance is unfavorable.
M. Doumergue
gram
6.
is
Senators in his pro¬
when Parliament meets on Nov.
encountering opposition from French
to amend the constitution.
One of his leading pro¬
posals which is being most strenuously opposed would give the
Government the right to dissolve the Chamber of Deputies
with the sole assent of the President of the Republic, without
the sanction of the Senate, as is now required.
Uneasiness arose at various times during the month on
market rumors that the position of the gold bloc countries
gram
was
weakening.
It has been evident for the past few months
Belgian position was weak and the belga on nu¬
that the
support to such an extent that
prevailed in all the leading Continental centers.
Throughout the month an agitation persisted in Belgium
for the abandonment of the gold standard.
A similar agi¬
tation was carried on in Paris and in Holland.
The delegates
to the gold bloc economic conference at Brussels drew up
agreements on Oct. 20 looking toward expanding trade
within the group and the strengthening of the members of
the bloc against continued pressure from depreciated cur¬
rencies.
Among other objectives the signatory govern¬
ments affirmed their determination to maintain the present
merous
occasions required
uneasiness
gold parities of their respective currencies.
The market in general failed to place a
favorable inter¬
pretation on the outcome of the conference, but tended to
view its agreements as a sign of weakness rather than of
strength.
For a few weeks before the conference it was
carefully pointed out to the world at large that the countries
comprising the gold bloc represented in Europe a com¬
bined population of more than 100,000,000 and embraced
an unbroken extent of territory from the
Adriatic to the
North Sea, and comprising all of Western Europe except the
Iberian Peninsula.
Omitting Russia, the gold bloc countries
represent 36% of the population and 37 % of the international
trade carried on in Europe.
It was also carefully pointed
out that several of these countries have vast colonial empires.
Hence it was not surprising to find that their agreements
provide for a general commission composed of delegates from
the respective countries to study how at present it is possible
to increase trade between the gold bloc countries.
"They
(the delegates) consider as desirable that an increase of
10% in the global volume of trade be effected above that
from July
1 1933 to June 30 1934".
Comments from
London, Paris, and Amsterdam were on the whole implied
rather freely that the trade projects of the gold bloc con¬
ference could not be carried out.
Press observers in Paris and Brussels reported that it was
learned incidentally that one important subject under
discussion was the possibility of the complete collapse of
the German market.
While nothing of this was said in the
official statements, it was believed that the delegates kept
this possibility in mind in their deliberations, and the view
has been expressed that they consider their work as in part
a preparation for the possible elimination of Germany from
world trade.
The Bank of France statement
for the week ended Oct. 5
increase in gold holdings of 65,981,047 francs;
for the week ended Oct. 12 an increase of 60,000,000 francs;
for the week ended Oct. 19 an increase of 76,507,995 francs,
and for the week ended Oct. 26 a decrease of 7,242,947 francs.
This was the first decrease in gold holdings shown by the
bank in 33 successive weeks during which time the bank
increased its gold holdings by 8,554,849,226 francs.
The
showed
an
holdings on Oct. 26 stood at 82,475,805,725
which compared with 81,032,035,444 francs a year
Bank's gold
francs,
the
of
were
of dollars for
under pressure during the greater part
Lire have been relatively weak in terms
month.
some
time.
As
a
result of the pressure the
Italy's total reserves have been gradually decreasing,
except for sporadic increases.
The principal reason for the
decline in reserves appears to be the excess of merchandise
importations into Italy over exports.
The fact that the
business depression has been so long and widespread has also
Bank of
produced
Italy,
in
an
extremely unfavorable effect on tourist traffic
Tourist expenditures and emigrant
elsewhere.
as
remittances have always been a highly favorable influence
on lire.
Toward the end of October the Bank of Italy's
totaled 6,200,000,000 lire, against 7,050,000,000
earlier and the Bank's foreign bills and balances
abroad were down to 27,000,000 lire, whereas a year earlier
they were 305,000,000 lire.
Despite the heavy decrease in
reserves, the ratio of reserves to note circulation continues
well above the 40% required by law.
Cable transfers on
Rome had a range of 8.62@8.64% during the first week of
October.
The range for the month was 8.54%@8.66
The
lower rate was touched in the last week of the month.
Cable
gold
lire
reserve
a
year
transfers closed
on
Oct. 31 at 8.55@8.56.
exchange situation in Germany is no better, and
probably worse despite the current high quotations for free
marks in New York and other markets.
Restrictions have
The
regard to base metals in German
decreed that no foreign
exchange will be issued for traveling purposes except on
business. sIn this respect, however, a later agreement
especially favors mark exchange for Italy.
The high
quotations for the "free" mark represent a scarcity value
due to the artificial shortage of marks resulting from the
prohibition against the export of German currency and the
been further stiffened with
manufactures, and Dr. Schacht has
restrictions
on
transfers.
Despite the restrictions and practical elimination of mark
exchange from the market, the Reichsbank increased its
gold holdings during October.
These gold holdings are
due entirely to the same shortage and restrictions.
The German restrictions have the same effect on the
international exchange markets as would the sudden re¬
duction of German imports in time of unrestricted payments.
Marks at times are almost unobtainable in Continental
countries and sell temporarily at a
premium.
Consequently
payment in gold yields a profit to arbitrage firms.
The wide fluctuations in "free" marks in October are
indicated as follows:
For the week ended Oct. 5 the range
was
40.39@40.60; for the week ended Oct. 12, 40.38@40.70;
40.48@40.72, and for the week
for the week ended Oct. 19,
The Reichsbank's statement
October shows an increase in gold
reichsmarks, for the second quarter
an increase of 1,276,000 reichsmarks, for the third quarter
an increase of 1,746,000 reichsmarks, and for the last quarter
a decrease of 980,000 reichsmarks.
The Bank's gold and
bullion on Oct. 31 stood at 82,564,000 reichsmarks, which
compares with 396,014,000 reichsmarks a year earlier and
with 817,314,000 reichsmarks at the end of October 1932.
The Bank's ratio on Oct. 31 stood at 2.26%, compared with
11.6% at the end of October 1933 and with 26% on
ended Oct. 26, 40.27@40.55.
for the first quarter of
and bullion of 3,552,000
Oct. 31 1932.
on the countries neutral during the war was,
strongly influenced by the interrelation of sterling,
francs, and the dollar.
The Scandinavian units, representing
countries which are important members of the sterling bloc,
fluctuated in sympathy with sterling exchange.
Swiss
francs and Dutch guilders were firm throughout the greater
Exchange
of course,
part of the month, ruling generally above new dollar parity
until toward the end of the month, when they moved down
sympathy with the easier tone of French francs.
The
franc was also firm during the major part of the
month, likewise declining in terms of the dollar in sym¬
pathy with the French franc. Both the guilder and the
Swiss franc were strong in terms of French francs during
most of the month, so that small consignments of gold went
from
Paris to both Amsterdam and Zurich, offsetting
in
Swiss
acquisitions
France from private gold
British and American
The latest statement of the Bank
by the Bank of
hoardings and transactions of the
equalization funds.
of The
Netherlands shows
an
increase of 4,000,000 guilders
gold reserves, the total standing on Oct. 26 at 881,700,000
guilders and the gold cover at 80.4%.
Guilder cable transfers on Amsterdam sold at 68.19 @
in
68.34 during the first week of October.
The guilder ranged
during the month between 67.64 and 68.54 and closed on
Oct. 31 67.64@67.68.
Swiss franc cable transfers were
32.56@32.58 on Oct. 31, against 32.83@32.89 on Oct. 1.
Cable transfers on Sweden were 25.68@25.73 on Oct. 31,
against 25.38@ 25.54 on Oct. 1.
Exchange on the South American countries presented no
new features of importance.
For several months the South
American exchanges have been showing a steadily improved
position.
This has been brought about by the great im¬
provement in the export^trade of the South American
countries, which has resulted in a decided surplus in the
trade balances of these countries.
Largely owing to the
/
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MONTHLY
improved economic situation the exchange restrictions have
been virtually abandoned, controls are now largely nominal,
and the so-called unofficial or free markets are given greater
scope.
The National Statistical Bureau of Argentina reports
REVIEW
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18.97al9.00 18.98ol9.05 13.77
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25.53a25.56
25.54o25.57
24.87024.89
24.88a24.90
40.47o40.57
40.48a40.58
18.93al8.95 18.94al9.00 13.74
a.75
13.74%a.75%
25.64o25.69
25.65a25.70
24.98025.04
24.99025.05
40.50o40.54
40.Slo40.55
18.92al8.97 18.93al9.02 13.73
a.74
13.74
25.29o25.36
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
13.77
a.78%
a.75
SUN DAY
22—.
22.11022.13
22.12022.14
25.50a25.54
25.51a25.55
24.88a24.92
24.89o24.93
40.45a40.49
40.46a40.50
18.91al8.95 18.92al9.00 13.72
a.73
23—.
a.70% 13.70
13.72%o.74
22.18a22.20
22.19o22.21
25.60a25.66
25.61o25.67
24.97a25.01
24.98o25.02
40.33a40.37
40.34a40.38
18.88ol8.95 18.89al9.00 13.69
24—.
22.23a22.27
22.24a22.28
25.67a25.71
25.68a25.72
25.02025.05
25.03025.06
40.25o40.33
40.27a40.35
25—
22.21a22.28
22.22a22.29
25.66a25.74
25.67a25.75
24.97a25.01
24.98a25.02
40.26o40.31
40.27a40.32
18.87al8.93 18.88al8.98 13.67%a.68
18.87al8.90 18.88al8.95 13.68
o.69
26—
22.17a22.22
22.18022.23
25.60a25.65
25.61o25.66
24.94o24.99
24.95o25.00
40.27O40.31
40.28a40.32
18.86ol8.90 18.87ol8.95 13.67
a.67% 13.67%a.68
22.16a22.21
22.17a22.22
25.59a25.64
25.60a25.65
24.93o24.96
40.29a40.34
40.30a40.35
18.85a 18.93 18.86ol8.98 13.67
a.67% 13.67%a.68
27—
28—
SUN DAY
24.94o24.97
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
22.15a22.18
25.57a25.62
25.58a25.63
24.92o24.95
24.93a24.96
40.27o40.28
40.28a40.30
30—
22.25a22.28
25.68a25.74
25.69a25.75
25.02o25.08
25.03o25.09
40.23a40.26
31—
22.23a22.26
22.24a22.27
25.67a25.72
25.68a25.73
25.02025.06
25.03a25.07
40.23o40.27
40.24o40.27
40.24a40.28
Fop Rates of
Exchange
on
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
22.14o22.17
22.24o22.27
29—
a.71
13.68
a.69
13.69
a.70
SUN DAY
18.85al8.88 18.86al8.93 13.66%a.67
a.66
18.85al8.87 18.86al8.92 13.65
13.67
a.68
13.66
a.67
18.85al8.87 18.86al8.92 13.64
13.65
o.67
Other Centers usually given here,
see page
43.
a.66
New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF BOND PRICES DURING
Bond Sales
1934
$278,238,000
3,203,268,700
October
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
„
1933
$232,922,600
2,776,628,000
OCTOBER
1934.
1934
1933
16,659,921
279,377,161
39,372,212
586,293,330
Stock Sales
October
Shares
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded In the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling outside of the
regular monthly range are shown in a footnote In the month In which they occur.
No account Is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
The tables
on
21 to 43 furnish
pages
October 1934 and the range
embrace every
a
since Jan. 1.
security dealt in
on
complete record of the transactions
They need
the Exchange.
no
are
at a
but where this is the
the New York Stock Exchange during
they
are
case
the month when the bonds mature.
The exceptions to the rule
are
income bonds and bonds
A. few other bonds, like the Holland-America Line 6s, for special reasons, are also
the quotation
case
The tables
self-explanatory.
adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying bonds
price to which accrued interest must be added.
.interest is in default.
as
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list.
The black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each
In accordance with the rule
on
extended introduction,
"flat" will be found against the
of the issue.
name
on
which
quoted "flat,"
This method of quoting bonds
became effective Jan. 2 1909.
Sales in
BONDS
October
Value.
n.
t.
stock
exchange.
Low from
July 1 1933
H
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
1
to
Oct. 311934
U S GOVERNMENT
Oct.l
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Ask.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
First Liberty Loan—
First 3 Hi
2,390.000
3,000
99
June 15 1932-1947
102"uSale
104
*100 ""it
....June 15 1932-1947
102**32
3 104*81 Oct.
26
100*31 Jan.
10 104183iJuIy
25 103'0„Oct.
25
lOO'ii Jan.
12 1042« June
102123iOct.
Registered..
First 4s
1,000
102*o„Oct.
103*o«Oct.
Sale
8 1021'siOct.
16
10017iuan.
16
Jan.
18 103*81 May
8 100
Jan.
1037,, Oct.
103*»„Oct.
103«„ Oct.
101*11 Jan.
10 10412«May
101*n Jan.
11 104*si
May
7
4
102*«uApr. 19 102*°3iApr.
19
Registered....
76b;66o
First 4 Hi
1,000
100
*"99«"„
June 15 1932-1947
103**uSale
Registered
103*81 Oct.
102" ""
First Sec'd 4 Hs
June 15 '32-47
Fourth Liberty Loan—
Fourth 4%s
1,860,000
100™11
Oct 15 1933-1938
Registered.................
21,000
Fourth 4%%
2,300,000
20,000
103*o,,103**12
104
Sale
103*81 Oct.
103*n Sale
(2d called)... 1933-38
103*n Sale
103*»i2Sale
103*« Oct.
100u3iSale
Fourth
65,000
1
1047,, Oct.
1 104i„ Oct.
13
17
10010»2Oct.
4%%
(3d
"102 «Yi
celled). 1933-38
Registered
100**3iOct.
4
9
i04"«
1091BnSale
15 102143iOct.
13
102*31 Oct.
15 1021*8, Oct.
102*31 Oct.
16
102»n Oct.
19 102*3, Oct.
16
111*®,,Sale
lOO^aiOct.
19 102»„ Oct.
1 11210siOct.
24
104*i»iJan.
11 114',1 July
12 113**„July
23
11
12
105»nJ
100#n Sale
101*o,,Sale
1007,, Oct.
101 **8,Oct.
1
102i»„Oct.
16
11
102118,Oct.
25
Jan.
9 103**i,July
5
1051*nSale
107*»„Sale
1055n Oct.
1
108«„ Oct.
24
10121iiJan.
1071#»2Oct.
19 107i»„Oct.
19
101**uJan.
10 1092»»,July
10 109i*,iJuly
23
100*31 Jan.
100**8iJan.
.....
99*7
Treasury 3s
1,609,000 Treasury 3H
#"«■»
...Dec
15
"93«7a
103**siOct.
2 10618siOct.
29
10 108*31 July
11
101 *3i Oct.
103i*8iOct.
16 103io„Oct.
25
98**3iJan.
22 107,0iiJuly
11 1051*3,July
19
103
16
98**,iJan.
13 l05i»3,July
11
98ioa,Oct.
100i*3iOct.
24
93188iJan.
10 102i*,iJuly
11
9818nSale
"97*7
981««Sale
1940 43
98»n
101**aiSale
1941-1943
988»i
1946-1948
Sale
99*"o82Safe
100
9812,iOct.
100i«,iOct.
101*°3iOCt.
103*o„Oct.
102i»„Oct.
101**31101**31 l03io„Sale
101**,iOct.
103**8,Oct.
98*»uJan.
102i»„Oct.
100**,iFeb.
rn/fl
3Hs.".-V-V.Ma"/15
2,807,000 Treasury 3Hi
June 151946-1949
i667iSal"e"
94**31
992°iiSale
99i»„Oct.
"97*7
101**3iSale
l03io„sale
101 *®3iOct.
1 103**82Oct.
1944-1946
"99*7
10078i Sale
l"6i*"7saie"
100*82 Oct.
1
98**,iJan.
9912,iJan.
101i»3iOct.
Aug 1 1941
Registered
Treasury 3 Hi-—
Registered......
1,000
1,074,000 Fed Farm Mtge Corp 3^8
101*7„Oct.
1964 M S
"98"""
98**nSale
May 15 1944-1949 MN
"94*7
96*31 Sale
100**32Sale
98*°jaOct.
Sale
1021*82OCt.
3s
1
95**8,Oct.
j
94*7
967n Sale
99*81 Sale
95*«8iOct.
1952 MN
"94*7
96*n Sale
987
Sale
25
Aug 1 1939-1949 FA
92*7
93*ii Sale
95
Sale
27%
26%
1951 J
99i*,20ct.
31
98»„ Oct.
2
17
Registered
3s Series A
Registered.
5,000
9,946,000
96
....
2Hs Series B
7
20
10
July
11
1051*3,July
10010nFeb. 16 103i»8iMay
99**3iSept. 12 1041*3, July
11
29 102*»„June
20
Sept. 18 1022*,,July
99**,iAug.
94*7,iSept. 12 1017,, June
962®82Sept. 21 962®s2Sept.
98
101*32 Oct.
98i°320ct.
95**8,Oct.
Home Owners Mtge Corp 4s
13,977:600
6
11
10 103i»„ July
99**3iAug. 31
98
Registered
10,348:666
11
25 103
97*7,iJan.
101*78iOct.
29 101*7„Oct.
Registered
6,314:666
11
20
97*31 Jan.
25
...
10,798:600
6 104i*3,June
11 105*o„July
14 1041T3,June
12
95,83iJan.
............
4,317 ',000 Treasury 3Ha
2 100*°i»May
972*iiSept, 18 102>i„July
11 105**3,July
Sale
103i*32Sale
Q Afllgl'APArf
Registered
Feb.
102i«„Oct.
15
12
1057,Sale"
Sale
102»»3iOet.
June
104**„July
101««
97
7,519:606
a
98
10310s,Oct.
~»8»iT
Registered
R All I
97**nJan.
103**nSale
Registered
June 15 1943-1947
1JDLOOO Treasury 3Hs
3,000
Registered..
.....Sept 15 1951-1955
5,027,000 Treasury 3s
2,000
18
97**,i
Registered
Dec 15 1944-1954
2,530,000 Treasury 4s
Registered...........
7,000
Mar 15 1946-1956
1,744,000 Treasury 3Hi
2,000
an.
13
ioV»«7i
1943-45
26,000
2,448,000 Treasury
10410uMay
7
101 "aa Jan. 10 104*31 May 11
1 1021»3iMay
1001032Oct.
4
100*8! Sept. 12 102l*uApr. 16
102*81 Oct.
.....
Treasury 4H« to Oct 15 1934,
thereafter 3H%
9
102*ii Sale
Oct 15 1947-1952
Registered...
101**8iOct.
4
101**tiJan.
8
102*31 Sale
...
2,027,000 Treasury 4 Hi
1
100*18iOct.
Registered
166,000
3,711,000
103"nSale
12
20
Oct.
1
25
Oct.
Oct.
15
82% Oct.
11
8*
!tH
34
Oct.
27
30
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
66% Jan.
8% Jan.
96
21
31
15
21
1
942«3iSept. 12 1012*uJune
June 19
98»,iAug. 21 101
942®uSept. 12 lOl7,! June 15
95
Sept. 12 100*ii July 31
95i°3iOct,
Oct.
92**siOet.
4
11
92**3iOct.
2
95i*»jOct.
25
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
(See Note below)
FOREIGN GOV I. ft MUNICIPAL'S
Agrle Mrge Bank
s
f 6s
...
..1947
Feb 1 1935 subseq coupons on
26,000
Sinking fund
4
Apr l» 1948
11,000
With Oct 15 1934 coupon on. 1948
7.000
April coupon on
F" 8,000
116,000 Akershus (l)ept) extl 5a.........1963
1945
44,000 Antloqula (Dept of) Col 7s A
Extsrnal s f 7s ser B
1945
46,000
Rxtsrnal • f 7s ser C
1945
21,000
Biternal s f 7« set D
1945
56,000
7s 1st series
.1957
12,000
7s 2d series
1957
27,000
74 3d series
1957
37,000
70,000 Antwerp (City) extl loan 5s._....1958
142,000 Argentina Govt public works 6s. 1960
,
e
a
24
AO
27%
33
77 X
12 %
12 %
12 %
79
Sale
Sale
13
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
12
A
O
10
A
O
10
13%
A
O
ao
10
95X 100X
88 X Sale
K
Feb.
17
Feb.
Oct.
29
13
Oct.
13
7% July
17% Feb.
14% Feb.
14% Feb.
14% Mar.
02% Sept.
89% Sept.
87 % Sale
87% Sale
87% Sale
85% Oct.
2
85% Oct.
86% Oct.
3
4
89% Oct.
89% Oct.
89% Oct.
86
Oct.
86
86 X
A
17
Jan.
Jan.
3
87
F
Oct.
80
31
13
11
12% Oct.
11
Oct.
13
99% Oct.
89% Oct.
3
13
9
Jan.
8
Jan.
8
Jan.
82% Jan.
53% Jan.
17
53% Jan.
22
53
Jan.
53
Jan.
2
89
Oct.
22
1
Oct.
2
89
Oct.
15
2
89% Oct.
15
Sale
85% Oct.
86% Oct.
3
89
Oct.
15
Sale
Sale
Oct.
3
89
Oct.
15
79% Oct.
3
83
Oct.
17
Sale
Sale
Sale
86
53% Jan.
47% Jan,
27
81% Apr. 23
17% Feb. 19
9
Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
P
34
8
86
88%
88%
82 %
M N
Oct.
13
87% Sale
87
1962
Sept. 22
Oct. 16
Sept. 22
10
13
87
f 8
33
Oct.
19
87
•
38
Jan.
14
31
Sale
Extl a f 6s (Sanitary Works). ..1961
■ f g 6a. .May 1961
33
Jan.
29
Oct.
Sale
Publlr Work* *xt
27% Sept. 17
Jan.
25
27
11% Oct.
11% Oct.
Sale
Public Works axt
Jan.
Oct.
97
88 %
89
1958 1
1960 M S
16
81%
13%
13X
13%
11% Sale
11% Sale
97% Sale
88 %
B
Sale
2
11
D
ser
f 6a (State Ry)
Sale
Sale
25
31
12
..I960 M N
a
88%
Oct.
33
38
11% Oct.
13
12 X
External 1st s f 6s
f 6s of May 1926
2
11% Oct.
11% Oct.
88 %
89
s
3
18
78% Oct.
Sinking fund 6s of June 1925..1959 J D
s i g 6s of Oct 1925
1959 A O
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A....1957 M S
Extl
Oct.
28
30
M N
J
Extl
External
32 %
26%
23
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
296,000
319,000
436,000
195,000
295,000
538,000
233,000
210,000
240,000
25
35% Oct.
28% Oct.
-----
19
19
19
19
19
5
12
24
89% Sept. 21
90
Sept. 22
89% Sept. 24
89% Sept. 21
89
Sept. 21
90
Sept. 24
89
Sept. 25
89
Sept. 21
84
Sept. 22
NOTE.—State and City Securities.—Sales of State and City securities
occur very rarely on the New York Stock Exchange and usually only at long
Intervals, dealings in such securities being almost entirely at private sale over the counter.
Bid and Asked quotations, however, by active dealers in these
securities will be found on a subsequent page under the general h ead of "United
States "&M.nnloJnal Bonds."
*
For footnotes see page 33.
N. Y. STOCK
n
ales
•>
)ctobt
Vaim
1*
BONDS
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
July 1
STOCK EXCHANGE.
N. Y.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
1933
to
Highest.
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
Oct. 311934
~T
116,
656.
515,
507,
136,
205,
53,
192,
263,
195,
348,
21,
29,
66,
223,
39,
120,
96,i
118,
32,
235,
706,
371,
226,
65,
82,
189,
67,
85,
1,
44,
28,
15,
30,
557,
7.
100,
8,
2,
4,
28,
95,
559,
Government
International
a
External
54,
54,
7,
31,
M S
Sale
105% Sale
Oct.
Sale
102%
Sale
Oct.
11
Sale
Oct.
83%
Sale
Oct.
5
2
25
Sale
Oct.
4
Oct.
3
18
Oct.
Oct.
10
2
30
25% Oct.
19% Oct.
8% Oct.
Oct.
30
Oct.
Oct.
1
16
169% Sale
Oct.
30
Oct.
16
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
29
29
41% Oct.
34% Oct.
19
Oct.
27
36
Oct.
11
Oct.
26
38% Oct.
Oct.
31
Oct.
15
Oct.
1
Oct.
20
Oct.
1
Oct.
95% Oct.
42% Oct.
22
26% Oct.
83% Oct.
29
.1947
85%
O
Sale
24%
22%
20
8
J
J
Sale
5%
8
Sale
5%
Sale"
A
O
Sale
A
O
Sale
Sale
M
Brisbane (City; s 1
J
1962
86
Sale
93%
Sale
D
83%
Oct.
26
Oct.
31
19
29
17lH
87
16
1
15
15
19
29
19
Oct.
5
Oct.
79
26
Oct.
17
17
79
Oct.
10
1
65
Oct.
15
Sale
62
"64%
S
Sale
54
Sale
Oct.
3
55
Oct.
15
F
A
Oct.
3
66
Oct.
22
F
A
Oct.
4
J
J
58% Oct.
24% Oct.
19% Oct.
25
1961
f 6H«
s
Nov 15 1968 MJN
(City)
Cauca Vail (Rep of Col)a
f g
15
22% Oct.
24
15
Sale
86 %
103
Sale
99%
98 %
66 %
110
Sale
13% Oct.
13%
14%
103% Sale
102% Oct.
109% Oct.
110% Sale
Sale
103% Oct.
104
56% Oct.
56% Sale
25
15% Oct.
104
Sale
57
10
15
13
a40
1
14
Oct.
26
15
Oct.
4
34
Oct.
2
40
Oct.
20
30%
32
33
7
5
Sale
15
Sale
Oct.
31
Sale
Sale
Sale
14%
14%
14%
14%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
6%
6%
6%
14% Sale
14% Sale
14% Sale
14% Sale
14% Sale
14
6%
31
30
M N
6
Sale
14% Sale
14
Oct.
31
J
D
7%
Sale
15
17
15
Oct.
2
J
D
QVo
Sale
13%
16
Oct.
Oct.
29
1963
External sinking fund 6a
Chile Mtge Bank of gua
Guar 8 f gold 6%s
1 6 Ha .-1957
—.—1961
F
J
M
M
A
J
S
8
Sale
1961 A C
Guaranteed alnklng fund 6a.. 1962 M N
Chilean Munic Loan 7s
1960 M S
15%
f gold 6s
1951 J
Chinese Hukuang Ry 5a
Chrlstianla (City)
(Oalo)30-yr 6a-1954
1950
Sale
11
M
A
O
J
J
11
25
34
Sale
94%
33% Sale
23% Sale
21
24%
zl4%
13%
13%
9%
32%
J
4
30
29
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
13
3
11
13
Oct.
11
Oct.
13
Oct.
13
Oct.
11
16
Oct.
11
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
_
Oct.
26
96
Oct.
26
25
Oct.
31
Oct.
30
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
27
Oct.
40
20
34
33
40
10
Oct.
9
2
3
75
Oct.
23
30
41
9
33%
36%
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
37% Sale
48%
Sale
70
72%
2
22
43%
Sale
3
32% Oct.
43%
25
2
Oct.
76
83% Sale
77%
78%
4 z33% Oct.
93
23%
23%
23%
78%
75%
38%
37%
48%
69%
"4§""
..Nov 15 1937 MN
1942
Sale
23%
Sale
Stamped
Cordoba (Prov) Argen 7a
14
32% Oct.
14% Oct.
75
...1947
1946 MN
Sinking fund 7a of 1927
1947 F A
Copenhagen external 5a
1952 J D
Gold 4H«
1953 M N
Cordoba (City) external a f 7a
1957 F A
Sinking fund 7s of 1926
f 7s
Sale
35% Sale
35% Sale
23%
26
23%
24
23%
27
77%
78%
8
Colombia Mtge Bank 6Hs
37%
98
Sale
93%
21%
O
(July 1 '33 coup on) Jan '61
10
Oct.
33% z31
Sale
30% Oct.
D
M S
Colombia (Rep) 6s of 1928__Oct 1961
Oct 1 1933 and subseq coupons on. A
j
Exter 6a
Cologne (Germany) a f 6Ha.
m
24
14
Sale
1942 MN
24
Sale
Sale
1960 A O
11
31
27 %
J
4
15 103% Oct.
1960 A O
J
23
10 110% Oct.
8 104% Oct.
16
59% Oct.
Sale
1961
Ry ref extl a f g 6a
Jan 1961
Extl a f 6a lnt ctfa
.....Sept 1961
Extl sinking fund 6a
1962
Rica
Oct.
9
26
26
f gold 6a—...Feb
a
15
25%
24%
Sale
Republic ext a f g 7a
a
Oct.
Oct.
18
1938
f 6a
External sinking fund g 6a
Guaranteed
4
29%
Cent Agric Bank (Ger) 7a
Farm Loan a f 6a ........-.-.-I960
a
A
M
F
J
17
9
Oct.
21%
10%
O
N
A
J
7%sl946 ▲ O
...1950 M S
1960
1952
1936
1954
f 8a....
a
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Oct.
23
(Colombia) 7%«__1946
Caldaa Dept of
55%
23%
22
1968
Canada (Dora) Gold 4s
a
63
"59""
"20%
7 Ha
loan a f g
1967
f g 7a
a
7%s May coupon on
11% Oct.
37% Oct.
11
13
Oct.
11
Oct.
22
Oct.
23
4
US
an
Oct.
15
2
83% Oct.
26
2
26
20
78% Oct.
43% Oct.
29
40
Oct.
13
20
22
24
48% Oct.
72% Oct.
11
40
Oct.
11
26% Oct.
22
5
6
2
(Republic)—
on.......1951
7s May 11936 coupon on
1951
Cuba (Rep of) 5s of 1904
1944
79 Nov 11932 coupon
103"
4 Hs external loan
92,
179,
30-year
MN
14
1949
1953
f 5 Ha
5H«
61
19%
June 30 1945
Works
26%
68%
83 %
61%
1949
5s ext debt Ser A of 1914
a
31
M
Bulgaria (Kingdom of
July coupon off
Public
1
Oct.
(Prov) ref. ext'l a tea 1961 M S
«
Stamped..
External
19
Oct.
2
95
Oct.
Stamped
External
11
Oct.
17
Oct.
104%
Oct.
J
f 6s aeries G-3__Oct 1960
Chile
Oct.
O
f g 6a
a
Carlsbad
Sale
85% Sale
95
94%
41
42%
25%
80 ""
75%
O
A
1955
a
Stab
Sale
J
series C-2 Apr 1960 A
(City) 6^8 B 2
External
External
External
Sale
33%
33% Sale
34% Sale
32% Sale
Dec 31 1934 coupon on.
Buenos Aire
6%
6%
Sale
5«
..195'
F
A
Sinking fund gold 5s .........1958
20-year a f 6s
1950 J D
Budapeat (City> extl a f g 6a
40
Oct.
Sale
Sale
8
Oct.
Sale
25% Sale
18%
18%
Sale
1952 J D
1935 M S
Cent Ry 30-year g 7a
Bremen external g 7s
94
M N
1934 MN
1941 J D
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1957
k%* of 1926
f 6 4s of 1927
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18
1
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a
13
23
11 100% Oct.
25 107% Oct.
1969 M
Ext a f g
20
98
Extl alnk fund 7a
Extl
Oct.
99%
Oct.
99
9
76% Oct.
Oct.
30
1
Oct.
30 101
16
100
1958
Costa
4,
7,
35,
Oct.
30
22
20
Sale
(Republic of) a f 8a
sec gold 7a
150,
318,
179,
41,
17,
32,
257,
286,
Sale
External
Farm loan
21,
Sale
96% Oct.
92% Oct.
Sale
Farm loan 6s series A
290,
474,
189,
76,
89,
67,
69,
12,
20,
A
Berlin (Germany) a f 6H«
1950 A O
External alnklng fund 6a......1958 J D
Bogota (City) ext g 8a..
1945 A O
121,
358,
Oct.
Bergen (Norway) ext a f Sa.Oct 151949
External a f 5a
I960 M S
«Hl—
667,
647,
592,
Oct.
A
30-year gold 5s
354,
Oct.
Sale
3
9
1955 J
196,
69,
Sale
98* Sale
Sale
24
96% Oct.
...1956 M N
Stabilisation loan 7a
Bolivia
Oct.
3
J
f 7a
a
Sale
Sale
Price*
11 100% Oct.
-.1955 J
f 6a
a
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
F
1945
—1949
Belgium 25 year external
External
99% Sale
95% Sale
95* Sale
100%
Sale
Prices
Ask
J
...1957 J
f 7a
Bavaria (Free State) extl 6 Ho
296,
17,
21,
37,
Ask. Bid
(Continued)
Argentine (Rep) 5a of 1909
1945 M S
J
Australia 5s of 1925
July 15 1955 J
External loan 5a of 1927
1957 M S
External g4^» of 1928
1956 M N
Austrian Govt a f 7s.........^..1943 J D
Foreign
40
42%
26% Sale
72
71
82%
73%
27%
95%
84%
74%
Sale
42
26%
a91% Sale
26% Oct.
1
z93
Oct.
23
96
Oct.
11
Sale
z84
Oct.
11
89
Oct.
23
73% 79
27% Sale
72
Oct.
22
27
Oct.
1
74% Oct.
29% Oct.
16
15
Sale
13% Oct.
27
16
Oct.
16
96% Sale
94%
99
99% Sale
94% Oct.
29
96% Oct.
31
94% Oct.
96% Oct.
16
98
Oct.
8
3 100
72
87
91
Cundinamarca
96,
75,
22,
281,
289,
553,
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(Dept Colombia)
f 6Ha
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a
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ser
Denmark 20-yr
8s...1951
external gold 6s
External g 4Hs...
Stamped extd to Sept 1 1935
Dominican Republics
75,
127,
197,
285,
388,
46,
56,
125,
121,
89,
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433
110
22
10
319
621
40
.
1942
1955
1962
1932
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40
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of 1926
1940
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Nov 1953 MN
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52,
22,
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1952
B_.
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a
f
1948
8s A
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Finland (Rep of)
....1967
J
J
external 6s.... 1945 M S
1950 M 8
External alnklng fund 6H>
1956 M S
Extl sinking fund 5Ha
1958 F A
Finnish mun loan 6H> A....
1954 A O
External 6 H* Ser B
1954 A O
Frankfort (City cf) s f 6Ha
..1953 M N
French Republic 20-yr extl 7H«--1941
External a f ^s of 1924
1949
German Gov't International—
External sinking fund 7s.
35-year 5Ho of 1930
German Republic extl 7a
German Prov & Communal
20
lY
105
12
6,
478,
5Ha
4 161
Oct.
4
Oct.
1
55
Oct.
30
78% Oct.
2
80
Oct.
29
99
Oct.
31
100
Oct.
100% Oct.
20
Sale
181
181
Sale
99% Oct.
Sale
97
Oct.
4
101
Sale
98
Oct.
3 100
1 100
25
180
Oct.
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179
Oct.
94%
74%
76
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98% Oct.
21% Oct.
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27% Sale
Salfc
62
1937
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1952
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22
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25
1943
117
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116%
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Oct.
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25
5
26
27
1
23
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Oct.
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18
22
10
18
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3
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8
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27
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25
1946 J
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32% 35%
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26
27
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24% Sale
17
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94
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94
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39
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41
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27
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40
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Oct.
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1 103
1 102% Oct.
8 102% Oct.
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35% Sale
Unmatured coupons attached...
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46
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23
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19
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1944 F
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Irish Free State external 5s
A
1960 M N
Italy (Kingdom) external a f 7a. 1951 J D
100%
102
99% Sale
96%
97% 100%
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100
100%
100
98% Sale
20
23% 24
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1990
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102
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79
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38
10
6
25
50
54%
35% Sale
20%
f
5
Oct.
161
31%
Heidelberg (City) extl s
s
60
33
Oct.
25
32
1949
Greek Govt secured 7s
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24
Oct.
55
26
Hamburg (State) 6a
15
Oct.
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30%
183% Sale
68
1
Oct.
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60
56
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3
4
25
46%
50
Oct.
29
36
159%
54%
86
z64% Oct.
60
34%
3
30
31
53% Oct.
66% Oct.
Oct.
66
27
96% Oct.
26
56
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Oct.
2
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8
81% Oct.
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58
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62%
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70
99
67
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53%
88*
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14
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97% Sale
92% Sale
82% Sale
48%
77
98
1965
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35
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36
36
15% Sale
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95%
see page
33.
41%
42
106"" 120""
92% Sale
110
47
45
Oct.
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93% Sale
112
Oct.
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1
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N. Y. STOCK
Nov., 1934]
Sales in
!•§
BONDS
October
N.
Value.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
Y.
Oct. 311934
$
Bid.
FOREIGN GOV'T (Ctncluded)
11,000 Italian Gred Consortium 7s ser A
External sec s f 7s series B
33,000
141,000 Italian Public Utility s f g 7s
372,000 Japanese Got extl s f 6H«
Extl sinking fund 5H*
96,000
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)—
Secured s f g 7s
39,000
1952 J
1954
1965
P
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1957
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31 172
31 17156
26 13
9%
2
Oct.
1
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16
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Oct.
11
Oct.
18
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19
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63
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11
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25
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2256 Oct.
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27
24
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23
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8
29
1
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29
24% Oct.
22% Oct.
7
1
31
Oct.
20
9% Oct.
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19
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18
11)6 Oct.
8656 Oct.
18
Feb.
10
13
2
6
25
May 31
10056 Oct. 23
63
Apr.
6
172
Sept. 4
173
Sept.14
5
1656 Feb.
9% Oct. 18
July 10
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19
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19
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9
94
Oct.
20
94
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20
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31
100
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3 101% Oct.
1 102
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31
102% Oct. 31
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16
102
8
97% Oct.
31
97% Oct.
16
31
1
95
Oct.
31
95
Oct.
31
8 z9056 Oct.
8
92% Oct.
17
26
9156 Sept.19
92% Oct. 26
2
55% Feb.
Sept.28
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95% Oct. 30
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22
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2
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3
25% Oct.
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4
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19
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22
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30
16
29
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29
24
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83
Oct.
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121
Oct.
88%
29 138%
18
38%
27
3456
10
4
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32
79
18
27%
27%
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Jan.
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11
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100
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2
58% Feb.
2
5736 Feb.
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106%
103
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6956 May
4
27% Oct. 18
18
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3
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22
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27
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31
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18
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10
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22%
11
31
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2156 Oct.
21% Oct.
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22
11
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20% Oct.
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22% Oct.
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44
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22
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4
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17
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1
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1
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Feb.
5
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40
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May 28
6
22
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Jan.
5
20% Aug.
175 Jan.
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15
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Oct.
8
18
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Jan.
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1
1
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Oct.
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Oct.
16
3
135
Jan.
Sale
2656
25%
2356
22%
23%
Sale
22
Oct.
6
Sale
89
Oct.
27
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40
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93
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22
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65
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74% Oct
13% Oct
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1
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5
29
30
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Oct.
70
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35%
2836
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55
103
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92%
52%
51%
173
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22% Oct.
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Oct.
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3
8
1
10
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39
33% Oct. 11
Mar. 10
96
9556 Mar. 9
Feb.
23
2
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Oct. 18
Feb. 14
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9%
11%
1136
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19
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A
1946
656
656
10%
856
8156
107
F
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26
-1971 J
Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7a..--. 1952 A O
Vienna (City) external 6s
..
.1952 MN
33.
7% Oct. 19
5
21% Oct.
Sale
1964 MN
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4
22
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I960 M N
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7% Oct.
5
104)6 Oct.
104%
3656 Oct.
30%
37% Sale
36% Oct.
17
18%
10% Oct.
15% Oct.
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14% Oct.
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-.1955
...
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9156
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77)6 Sale
7256
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1954
..
Uruguay (Rep) external s f 8s
Yokohama (City) extl •
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42
Upper Austria (Prov) extl 8 f 7s..1945 I D
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f 6a
95
33
Trondhiem (City) 1st ext g 5)6*--1957 M N
a
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117
1947 F
Tokyo City loan of 1912 5s
1952 M S
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1961 A O
Tollma (Dept of) external 7s.... 1947 MN
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94
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10156 Sale
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97)6 Sale
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7s. .1958 J
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Soissons (City) ext 15 yr 6s
Sydney
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1936 MN
Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund
Taiwan
94
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32)6
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1945 J D
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Decl946 J D
66,000 Serbs. Croats 8r Slovenes extl 8a. 1962 M N
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Nov 1 1935 coupons on
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38
32
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94
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22
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22
32
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22%
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19
M N
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24
13
A
12
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A
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7%
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O
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82
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23 %
13)6
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0% June
May
6)6 July
456 Sept.
4% Jan.
6
25
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7)6 Sale
.
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Oct.
9
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Apr.
20
10
20
Oct.
11
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27
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32
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Feb. 13
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
23% July
1556 July
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79% Oct.
20
40
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:
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17,000
19,000 Riode Janeiro (City 1 25-yr at 8s. 1946
8,000
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External sec a f g 6Hs
.:953
100,000
16,000
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156,000 Rome (City) external s f 6 y»*
1952
97,000 Rotterdam (City) ext s ' 6s
1964
184,000 Roumania (Monopolies) 7s guar. 1959
August coupon off
4,000
159,000
145,000
8,000
93,000
19,000
5,000
18,000
38,000
95,000
44,000
12,000
83,000
21,000
23,000
9,000
1,000
11,000
63,000
296,000
83,000
14,000
121,000
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121,000
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23,000
330,000
40,000
24,000
115,000
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50,000
126,000
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7,000
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45,000 Peru (Rep) Sec s f g 7s
—..—1959 M S
670,000
National loan ext ■ f 6s
...I960 J
National loan ext a f 6s
1961 A
490,000
68,000 Poland (Rep of) g 6s
1940
Stabllix loan 7s of '27. Oct 15 1947
640,000
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...1950
200,000
11,000 Porto Alegra (City of) 8s guar
1961
June coupon off.
2,000
J
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26,000
2,000
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10,000 Prague (Greater City) 7%»
1952 M N
145,000 Prussia (Free State) ext a f 6)4
1951 M S
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180,000
1952 A O
44,000 Queensland (State of) ext • f 7a.. 1941 A O
48,000
25-year extl s f 6s
Feb 15 1947 F A
26,000 Rhlne-Maln-Danube deb 7s ser A 1950 M S
48,000 Rio Grande do Sul (State* ext As. 1944 A O
16,000
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Ext g f g 6s
70,000
1968 Yd
June coupon off
40,000
Ext s f 7s of 1926
1966 MN
48,000
15.000
May coupon off..
1,000
6,000
15,000
36,000
10,000
37,000
14,000
91)6 Oct.
7736 Oct.
"20""
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93% June 13 100
89)6 June 25 100
76
June 20
9336
84% Sept. 5 96%
73% Jan.
2 86
30
D
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95
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131,000
Assenting 4s of 1910 small
*
J
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64,000
301,000 Milan City (Italy) -*xt loan 4)4*..1952 AO
Mlnas Geraes (State) Braxil.—
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36,000
19,000
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Ext cec 6His series A
59,000
—...1959 MS
4,000
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1952 J D
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6,000
1959 MN
86,000 New South Wales ext i f g 5*
1957 F A
External ■ f g 5s
139,000
1958 A
126,000 Norway 20-year ext s f 6*.Aug 15 1943 F
208,000
20-year external s f 4*. Aug 15 1944 F
116,000
30-year external s f 4s
Oct 1952 A
227,000
40-year ext s f 5)4s
June 15 1965 J D
External s f 5s
Mar 15 1963 M 8
198,000
11,000
Municipal Bank extl s f 5s
1967 J D
26,000
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s
1970 J D
58,000 Nuremberg (City) external 6s
1952 F A
24,000 Oriental Development 4s
-—.1953 M 8
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30,000
1958 MN
19,000 Oslo (City) 30 year s f 4s
1955 M N
37,000
17,000
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36
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Mexico (U S) external 5s of 1899£ 1945 Q J
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M N
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40,000
39,000
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92% Oct.
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91
91)6
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Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Sale Price.
Sale
Sale
82
1947
16,000 Leipzig (City) external s f g 7S--1947
11,000 Low Austria (Prov) sec s f g 7)48.1950
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Highest.
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Oct.l
to
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
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July 1 1933
sl
23
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Oct.
Feb.
19
6
Sept.20
Sept. 20
Jan.
4
90% May
7
76
Apr. 26
08% Mar. 7
77% Sept. 28
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Low from
BONDS
July 1
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Nfl.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
1933
to
Oct. 1
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31
Oct. 311934
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1955 M S
62
86
89
86
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70
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Albany AcSusq 1st guar 3V4s. ...1946
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162
236
22
27
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77
97 Vi
103 Vi
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Alleg Valley gen gu 4s
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1938 A O
87
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Amer & Foreign Power deb 5s_i._203O M S
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American Ice
62
1953 J
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American I G Chemical 5 Vis
76Vi
Amer Internat
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1949 MN
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87
92
102 Vi
6
100 Vi
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1966 J
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101 Vi
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1939 A
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American Rolling Mill conv 5s ..1938
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1037 J
...1936 M
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1047 AO
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Amer Tel A Tel Conv 4s
35-year sink fund deb 5s..
20-year sinking fund 5h*
1943 MN
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J
104
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101 Vi
20
1965 F
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1940
105
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102 Vi
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100 Vi 101
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65
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106 V* 106
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74
54
Sale
53Vi Oct.
30
69 V
Sale
68
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
96
Oct.
107
108 Vi 107Vi Oct.
96 V*
95Vi Oct.
V* Sale
107 V* 110
106
Oct.
mvi
73
101V
Sale
55
82
27 Vi
25 V*
27 V
94
30 V*
25
28 Vi
105 V*
Il3"
30
23
23
73 '
90
101
Oct.
2 101 Vi Oct.
92
lOlVi Sale
99 Vi 101
Oct.
92Vi Oct.
113
1
Oct.
24
116Vi Oct.
25
103 V*
101 Vi
104Vi Oct.
26
Oct.
4
32
Oct.
17
Sale
27Vi Oct.
9
31V* Oct.
17
4
32
Oct.
30
Oct.
105
Oct.
102V* Oct.
2
13
Oct.
15
5 106Vi Oct.
23 104
Oct.
23
10
102)|
Sale
Sale
A
50
58
Sale
9
35V*
32
Sale
35 Vi
105
Sale
Sale
102 V* Sale
Sale
73 V*
67 Vi
llVi
102
3 z33
56
8
Oct.
Oct.
15
28V* Oct.
O
Stpd as to payment of S435 part red M
*tBroadway A 7th Ave 1st con 5*1943
1
98
•11 110
29Vi Oct.
Sale
9V*
7%
25
Oct.
Sale
73
O
25
Oct.
Sale
59 V*
61
A
Oct.
103 V*
30
51
1934 A O
Oct.
17
25
29 Vi o31Vi
29 Vi
29 Vi
Sale
30
1955 MN
8*
Oct.
25
101
102
25
1st g 4Vis series JJ
1961 A
Boston 8c N Y Air Line 1st gu 4s. 1955 F
1
99
16 109
lllVi 112 V* lllVi Oct.
116V* Sale
114V* Oct.
90
1967 M S
Oct.
2
81Vi Sale
98 Vi Sale
94 V* Sale
79
80V*
8
12V*
lOVi
30
51
65 Vi
71 Vi
72V*
66 Vi
54 Vi
Sale
Sale
11
8 V*
9Vi
7Vi
70Vi Oct.
71V* Oct.
15
74
Oct.
25
30
3
31
74V* Oct.
25
15
13
18
11
66Vi
54Vi
9Vi
8Vi
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
Oct.
11
83
Oct.
22
109V* Oct.
109 Vi Oct.
99Vi Oct.
5
18
68V* Oct.
59V* Oct.
Oct.
4
9V* Oct.
16
.1934
4
3
9Vi
84
Brooklyn City RR 1st 5a
1941
Brooklyn Edison Ine gen 5s A.. .1949
10
9Vi
85
83 Vi
110 V*
109Vi Sale
109 V* Sale
99 Vi Sale
1952
A
37
55
D
ser
23
16
1950
6s series A
1
105V* Oct.
Sale
..1944 J
Gen mtge 5s series E
101 Vi Oct.
Sale
94
Bklyn-M Tr R T Sec 6s
liovi
23
J
.....
26
35
..1936 J
f 6 Vis
V* Pet.
37Vi Oct.
f 5s
sec s
2 107
Sale
26
M
24
24
105Vi Oct.
101
1946 M
Berlin Elec Blev A Undgrd Rys—
1st 6 Vis
1956 A O
Bethlehem Steel 1st A ref 5s g A. 1942 M N
Certificates of deposit
25
99 Vi Oct.
Oct.
114V* 115
1955
*Bowman-Bilt Hotels 1st 7s
V* Oct.
8
3 106
Sale
112
1943
*|Botany Cons Mills
2 106
Oct.
97V* Oct.
106 V* 103 Vi Oct.
36 Vi
Sale
92Vi Sale
1951 J
series 11
100
Sale
101
Berlin City Electric deb 6Vi>
Deb sinking fund 6Vis
1st mortgage 5s
25
16
55
cons gtd g 3 Vis
Beneficial Indus Loan deb 6a
AC
Oct.
27
25
25
13
13
95
1936
ser
29
24
93
95 V*
Sale
103
Oct.
68 Vi
109
J
Beech Creek Exten 1st g 3 Vis.. .1951
Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B
1948
First A ref 5s series C
1969
Boston & Maine 1st 5s
5
22
76Vi Oct.
40V* Oct.
35Vi Oct.
Big Sandy Ry 1st mtge 4s
133,
90,
134,
92Vi Oct.
92V* Oct.
96 Vi Oct.
97
Oct.
85 Vi Oct.
1936
1 deb 6 Vis
5
99
101
s
22
Oct.
2
Beech Creek 1st gu 4s
Second guar gold 5a.
Bing A Blng
99 Vi Oct.
3
1
110
s
3
95Vi Oct.
81 Vi Oct.
Batavian Pete gtd deb 4 Vi•
1942
Battle Creek A Sturgis gu 3a.... 1989
A imp
16
69 V*
56 V*
S
pur
Sale
3 104 V* Oct.
99
Oct.
25
Oct.
94Vi Oct.
94
Sale"
73 H Oct.
96 Vi
A
Bangor A Aroostook RR 1st g 5s '43 I
Con ref mtg. gold 4s
1951
29
Sale
80
S
1960 F
20-year
18
27
75 V* Sale
2000 M
Conv g
Debenture 6s
Oct.
Sale
92
Belvldere Del
61"
O
D
Refunding 5s series D.
..
Oct.
1 102
5 100 V* Oct.
1 103
Oct.
96
Sale
107
99 V* Sale
70
Sale
104 Vi Sale
..1050
A..1959
Ref & gen 5s series F
101
z97
Sale
Oct.
Sale
106
1941 MN
4Vis
96Vi Oct.
102
103 Vi 101 Vi Oct.
105 Vi 101V* Oct.
89
1948 A
...1995 J
Sale
Sale
"96""
106 Vi
42 Vi
July
Southw Dlv 1st 3Hs at 6%
102V* Sale
Sale
46
Baldwin Locom Works 1st s ff 5s..1940 M N
Bait A Ohio 1st g 4s....
July 1948 A O
Refund A gen 5s ser A
....1995 J D
Tol Cin Div 1st & ref 4s
101 Vi
100
Sale
WA
Atlantic A Yadkin 1st gu g 4s..1949
Austin A NW 1st g 5s guar
1941
Ref and gen 6s,serlesC
PLE A WVa Sys ref g 4s
85
Sale
1037
1st gold 5s
Oct.
Oct.
11V* Oct.
52Vi Oct.
Sale
1948
Atlantic Refining deb 5s
79Vi Oct.
27 102
22
1
95 Vi
5s_1959
tr
lOOVi
90
LAN collat gold 4s......Oct.. 1952 MN
Atlantic A Danville 1st g 4s
J
1948 J
4,
89,
42
Sale
101V*
Atlanta Gas Light 1st 5s
..1947
Atlantic City 1st con guar g 4s
1951
Atl Coast L 1st cons 4a
July 1952 M S
General unified 4 Vis series A—1964 J
10
Sale
loi'vi
Atl A Char Air Line 1st 4Via A..1944
1st 30-year 5s ser B
...1944
D
209
58
90
Sale
75 V* Sale
lOOVi Sale
20 V* Sale
103
101Vi Sale
97 Vi
97 Vi
98 V*
"95" Sale
96 Vi
94
96 Vi
93 Vi Sale"
91
87 Vi
93
105 Vi
103 Vi Sale
99 V*
92
97 Vi
102
103 Vi 105 Vi
105
106 Vi
HOVi
1995 Nov
Jnly 1
Stamped 4s
100 Vi
97 V*
J
1940 J
SVis
Armstrong Cork conv deb 5s
Atch Top Ac S F gen g 4s
78V*
Sale
18 V*
1945 MN
AngloChilean Nitrate 7s...
Atl Knox 8c No 1st g 5s
"¥
1975 MN
1944 M 8
—
t Amer Writ Paper 1st
1968
10
85
Sale
109 Vi
103 Vi
Sale
10
Oct.
84
Oct.
15
110V* Oct.
31
2 110
11
Oct.
16
1 103V* Oct.
31
.1949
Bklyn Queens Co A Sub gtd 6*.. 1941 MN
1st 5s stamped
155'
7i!
1941
Brooklyn Union El 1st 5s....
J
1950 F
J
A
Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st f 5s.1945 M N
1st lien A ref 6s
ser
A..
1947
M N
Conv deb 5Via...
Debentures gold 5s
1936 J
I
D
1st lien A ref 5s series B__
1957 M N
118*1
118
-----
J
24"
45,
60
57 Vi
95 Vi
98 V* Sale
95 Vi
113 Vi 114V* 114Vi 114Vi
...
1950
Brunsw A Western 1st gu g 4s
75"
23,
252,
i:
lit:
80,
25,
Buffalo Gen Klec4Via ser B._
Buff Roch A Pitts gen 5a
Consol 4 Via
*t Burl Ced Rap A Nor laJJI*Certificates of
1981
F
-liiL
Bush Term Bldgs 5s gu tax ex
Oct.
105
Sale
104 Vi
Sale
104
Sale
110
Sale
109Vi Oct.
106 V* 107 "vi 109
104
105 Vi Sale
109 V* 107
Oct.
AO
1955 J
J
V*
Sale
63 V*
32
Sale
66 V*
Sale
62
Oct.
Sale
28
Oct.
Sale
32
Sale
32
26 Vi
O
1960 A O
By-Product Coke 1st 5Via ser A..1945 MN
For footnotes, see page 33.
24
30
6
109 Vi
A
1957 M N
lst/^t...._1952
Oct.
114Vi Oct.
118V* Oct.
Oct.
5
110V* Oct.
24
2 109
Oct.
31 105Vi Oct.
4
69
Oct.
1
32
Oct.
31
27
Oct.
22
99
..1937 M S
1934 A
99
Oct.
104
J
depoaitiKL........
tBush Terminal Co
Consol 5s
1938 J
Oct.
a Oct.
25
Oct.
55
54
57 V*
19Vi Sale
25
60
64 Vi
24
25 Vi
Sale
43
45
54
66
70
66 V*
68 Vi
104V* Oct.
1
24
1
1
Oct.
2
60
Oct.
16
19Vi Oct.
44V* Oct.
1
27
Oct.
11
2
55
Oct.
24
Oct.
29
70',
Oct.
66
Nov., 1934]
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Low from
July 1 1933
October
BONDS
Value.
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
25
EXCHANGE—BONDS
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Oct.I
K,CV|
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Lowest.
Highest.
1.
Highest.
Oct. 311934
$
Ask. Bid
Bid.
38,000
164,000
36,000
76,000
Cal Gas A El Corp unlf A raf 5a..1937 MN
Calif Packing conv deb 5s......1940 J
J
Calif Pet
f g 5s
f g 5Vis...
conv deb a
Cons deb
s
1939 F A
1938 MN
102%
108
85
92
102
94%
102
108% 107% Oct.
Sale
101% Oct.
103
101% Oct.
Sale
102% Oct.
Camaguey Sugar Co—
4,000
222,000
119",666
230,000
261,000
192,000
244,000
26,000
92,000
160,000
245,000
127,000
80,000
103,000
904,000
326,000
144,000
388,000
469,000
1,000
42,000
59,000
Gold 4Vis
1957 J
Gold 4Vis
Guaranteed gold 5s
1968
J
..July 1969
J
........Oct 1969
O
1970
A
Guar gold
...June 15 1955
D
........
Guar g 4Vis
Guar g 4Vis
25-year deb
10 year
A
1956
1951 M S
....
s
s
f 7s
1940 J
1946 J
....1935 F
f guar 6 Vis
gold guar 4Vis
Canadian Pac 4% deb stock
Collateral trust gold 4Vis
trust g
Collateral
trust
J
J
J
5s..........1954 J
1960 J
4 Vis
13,000
159,000
55,000
60,000
1,000
418,000
42,000
585.000
5,000
11,000
343,000
tCarolina Central 1st gu g 4s... 1949 J
19
95%
89%
1st A
con
1936 J
tat 5.
g 6s series A.Dec 15 1952
68
1981
Ref A gen
8V4f series B
66",000
Cent 111 Elec A Gas 1st 5s
General 4s
41,000
91,000
224,000
248,000
J
S
F
A
J
J
6
193s J
J
15 1947 MN
1939 M N
1992 M
Ref A
1995
8
1993 A O
J
1940
J
..1946
J
1989
J
1989
11
Oct.
15
Oct.
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
Sale
Sale
8*
70
45
Sale
84
44
50%
108% 110
35
60
20
24%
1949
J
1949
J
............1958 M
20
68
1st A ref 4 Vis series B
1977 F
1st A ref 5s series A..........1971 F
A
A
A
O
65
111
Chic A Erie 1st gold 6s..
70
113
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11
10
11
4
11
109%
108%
101%
101%
104%
99%
101%
166%
51%
99%
105
M
94%
41
106
Oct.
18
28
Jan.
73
60
114
94
Sale
Sale
64%
115
45% Oct.
109% Oct.
49
23 109% Oct.
1
Oct.
1
20% Oct.
31
25
Oct.
Oct.
13
20% Oct.
15
13
13
108% Oct.
66% Oct.
67
Oct.
100% Oct.
89% Oct.
9
109% Oct.
26
69% Oct.
3
72
Oct.
3 105% Oct.
2
89% Oct.
Oct.
1
95% Oct.
88% Oct.
72% Oct.
63% Oct.
4
91% Oct.
75% Oct.
66% Oct.
92
10
26
104% Oct.
109% 110% 111
109% Oct.
Sale
110
Sale
108
Sale
104%
Sale
9 110% Oct.
1 111
Oct.
1 104% Oct.
101%
Sale
Sale
104
101 %
104%
104%
100% l6I% 100%
Sale
102
103% 101%
101% 100% Sale
100%
105
102% 105
Oct.
31
101% Oct.
99% Oct.
Oct.
8
10
13%
109% 109%
Sale
104% Sale
29% Sale
J
1947 J
1947 J
J
26%
26%
50
88
Oct.
Jan.
97
Jan.
25
24
92% Jan.
88% Jan.
25
96
Jan.
19
53
Jan.
25
11% Oct.
10
Oct.
110% Oct.
105
Oct.
35% Oct.
Oct.
11
91
22
25
25
19
24
15
Oct.
26% Oct.
25% Oct.
1
5
19
23% Oct.
9
11
20% Oct.
10% Oct.
11
25
31
10
25
1
33
Chic L S A East 1st 4 Via
1969 J
Chic Mil A St P gen g 4a ser A...1989 J
Gen g 3Vis series B
20,000
May 1 1989 J
Gen 4%s series C
136,000
May 1 1989 J
D
Gen g 4Vi8 series E
Gen 4Via series F
Sale
J
9
89
87
Oct.
89
50
Oct.
54%"OcfcI~25
Sale
47
Oct.
Sale
59
60
Sale
58
55% Oct.
55% Oct.
63
Sale
Sale
Sale
49%
May 1 1989 J
Sale
51%
Sale
Sale
60
58%
60
Sale
Sale
66%
General 4%« stamped.........1987 MN
146,000
1,520,000
1st A ref g 6s
1st A ref 4Vis
6Vis..Mar 1 1936 M 8
May 3037 J D
stamped...May 2037 I D
1st A ref 4 Vis ser C
May 2037 J D
Con* 4Vis series A............1949 MN
'^Chicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
Aug 1 1932 25% part paid
31,000
188,000 tChic R 1 A Pacific gen g 4s
4,000
260,000
36,000
124,000
30,000
170,000
9,000
89,000
83,000
62,000
54,000
33,000
198S J
...
1st 6 Via series C
Sale
32
Oct.
26
Sale
23% Oct.
58%
56
Sale
23,000
20
Sale
Sale
"78"
Sale
33.
8 111% Aug.
17
13
18
26
5
14
21
13
23
14
10
24
14
1
20
8
8
July
9
5 106% July 13
26 105% Aug.
3
June 13
5 101
24 103% July
2
5 101% June 30
4 102
Aug. 13
24
70% Apr. 14
8 101% July 26
5 107
July 16
2 105% July 24
12 104% July 19
9 109% July 17
83
4
July 11
24
25% Feb. 15
21
Feb.
15
6 110% Oct.
Jan.
24
2 106
Sept. 14
Sept. 17
June 22
57
Apr.
33
Oct.
12
19
47
Jan.
3
49% Oct.
61 £
73
1
52
Oct.
73
19% Oct.
Sept.
31% Feb.
96
1
17
18
Oct.
1
16
29
20% Oct.
1
18
5
32% Feb.
28
Apr. 10
17% Oct.
18
Oct.
24
Sale
105
"79%
101
Oct.
f
Oct.
Oct.
30
35% Oct.
105% Oct.
23
77
52
Sale
87
Sale
98% Oct.
47% Oct.
2
19
Oct.
3
8% Oct.
11
101
95
Oct.
Oct.
1
"79% Oct" '22
56% Oct.
38% Oct.
108
Oct.
Oct.
108% Oct.
Oct.
11
17
25
24
25
31
19
Oct.
46
i02%"Oct"
92
103% Oct.
96
71
1
40
Feb.
103%
98%
105%
108%
110%
5
108
110
June
108
July
115
Mar. 16
93
ioei*
Jan.
87
62
Oct.
July
99% 103
Oct.
July
Oct.
24
10 111% Oct.
5 112
Oct.
11
Mar.
12
12
Mar. 15
Jan.
Jan.
24 103
9
17
June 19
Feb. 17
12 104
Oct.
16 101
Oct.
9 108% July
Jan.
24
102% June 19
2
103% July
Feb.
Jan.
19
14
16
13
17
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
21
June
June
108% 116""
111% Sale
111%
95%
56
Feb.
84% Sept.
86% Apr.
80
Apr.
62
Apr.
Jan.
103% 102% Oct.
tJS*
107
July
161% "Oct"
Sale
25
31
9
64
99%
Sept.
Sept.
17% Sept.
7
Aug.
83
Jan.
84% Sept.
63% Jan.
47
Sept.
35
Sept.
100% Jan.
105% Jan.
97% Jan.
111% Jan.
72% Jan.
84% Jan.
41
July
91% Oct.
102% Oct.
54% Oct.
30 83
Oct.
53%
QQ
62 J
J
Oct.
Apr. 24
Apr. 28
9
102%
106% Sale
108% Sale
110% Sale
25
25
Oct.
Oct.
22
Sale
103
12
12
12
18
61% Oct.
114
103
15
54
112% Oct.
J
Mar
66% Apr.
60% Apr.
61
Apr.
53% Apr.
55
110
71
Jan.. 15
98
16
Oct.
Oct.
37%
62
10
108
107
Sale
40
Apr. 20
Apr. 14
84
Apr. 13
56% Apr. 11
23% Feb. . 5
70
Apr. 23
77
Apr. 20
78
Apr. 30
82% Apr. 16
87% Apr. 14
30
Sale
O
1
27
71
81
Oct.
52
Sale
1952 M N
Oct.
Oct.
55% Sept. 19
58
Sept. 15
60% Jan. 15
66% Sept. 18
32% Sept. 17
74% Apr. 16
80% Apr. 13
Oct.
58
Sale
90
54
55
105% May 11
31
54% Sale
39%
102%
50%
_
18
18
18
14
15
17
30
27
21
17
Oct.
18% Oct.
35
Sale
12
49% Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sept.
47
Sept.
52% Sept.
52
Sept.
57
Sept.
23% Sept.
6% Oct.
48
Sept.
35% Oct. 25
29% Oct." 25
108% 110
107% 108%
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
17% Oct.
108%
114
Jan.
50
Sept. 14
Sept.17
Sept.17
J
J
71
23% Mar. 16
25% Mar. 15
95% July 19
Sale
alVA
75
77
41
19
Sept. 5
Aug. 21
8% Sept. 17
-9
July 28
Sale
Sale
.028
47% Feb. 21
42% Feb. 27
20
21% Oct.
27
28
21
Sale
J
see page
¥H*
78
Sale
Clearfield A Mahon 1st gtd g 5s_.1943 J
footnotes,
61%
53% Sale
54%
29
~
U
Cin Gas A Elec 1st mtge g 4s A..1968 A
Cin Ham A Day 2d g 4Via
1937 J
For
60
71% Oct.
36% Oct.
J
Cin Ind St L A C 1st 4s...Aug 2 1936 Q F
44,000 Cin Leb A N 1st con
gu g 4s. ..1943 MN
2,000 Cin Union Term 1st
J
4Via ser A..2020 J
58,000
1st mtge 5s series B
J
J
...2020 J
104,000
1st mtge g 58 series C guar
1957 MN
77,000 Clearfield Bit Coal 1st 4s
1940 J
"2",660
39
Sale
1963 J
Choc Okl A Gulf consol 5s
25
33%
93,000
Chic A West Ind Consol 50-yr 4s. 1952 J
678,000
1st A ref SVisserlss A....
...1962 M S
135,000
Childs Co deb 5s
.......1943 A O
98,000
Chill Copper deb g 5s
J
1947 J
246,000
138",666
Oct.
Sale
1941 3
Income guar 5s
Dec 1 194<
Chic Un Station 1st gu 4Vis A..1963
1st 5s series B
1963
Guaranteed gold 5s..........1944
5
Sale
D
Chic T H A S'east lot A ref 5s
40% Oct.
33
26
D
Memphis DIt 1st 4s
17
17
36
Sale
29
16
Oct.
Oct.
72%
17
Oct.
32
D
June 151951 J
Oct.
Oct.
33% Sale
Sale
..1951 J
27
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
Chic S L A N O gold 5s
63
Oct.
Oct.
Oct. 24
Oct. 17
Oct. 30
Oct. 25
Oct. 11
Oct. 17
Oct. 30
33%
J
1934 A
55
60%
60%
62%
29%
8%
52%
58%
Sale
O
.......
54
60
_
30
Oct.
37
A
1988 J
59% Oct.
24% Oct.
6% Oct.
48% Oct.
4
54
75
Certificates of deposit
♦Sec. gold 4 Vi* series A.
1952 MS
Certificates of deposit......
Convertible gold 4 Vis.........1960 M N
Gold 3 Via.
"8",000
1927 F
31
"
72
Certificates of deposit..
♦Refunding gold 4s
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
A
1,981,000
O
3,058,000
93,000 Chic & No West gen 3Vis..
1987 MN
General 4s
1987 MN
69,000
Stpd non payt Fed Inc tax.. 1987 MN
3,000
Stpd gen 4Ms non-pay inc tax.1987 MN
57,000
Gen 5s stpd non pay Inc tax.. 1987 MN
123,000
89,000
246,000
Oct.
Sale
J
May 1 1989 J
Chic Mil St P A Pac mtge 6s ser A.1975 F
Con* adj 5r
Jan I 2000 A
secured
Mar. 14
21% Jan.
22
Sale
J
34l", 000
11
13
Oct. 17
Apr. 16
Apr. 23
Apr. 20
Apr. 20
3 111% Aug.
98% Jan.
Oct.
22
14
13
17
13
28
11 106
8% July
8
Aug. 14
8
24
15
24
16
16
99
....1966 M N
1st A gen 6s series B
16,000
May 1966 J
8,000 Chic Indiana A Sou 59-yr 4s
1956 J
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
87% Jan.
99
Apr.
10
4 105% Oct.
3 102% Oct.
2 108% Oct.
8
75
Oct.
11
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
16
9% Oct.
103
105%
98%
88%
88%
97%
90%
97%
25
50
J
Sale
15
17 101% Oct.
Oct.
30 106
20% Oct.
9% Oct.
31
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
31
109
53
21% Oct.
Sale
g 6s 1947 J
3 104% Oct.
22 104% Oct.
26 100% Oct.
Oct.
9
11
24
Sale
Sale
30
Oct.
Sale
9
Oct.
60% Oct.
1 102% Oct.
104
Sale
18
5 109%
65
38
26
26
12
37
Jan.
16% Aug.
3
9
Sept. 12
9
Aug.
8
June
25
Mar.
8
35
Aug.
2 109% Oct.
104% Jan.
16
45% Jan. 10 69% Apr.
65
Jan.
25
3
83% May
95
Jan.
18
8 108% July
78
2
Jan. J1
97% June
25
6
75% Jan.
96% July
30
4
95
73% Jan.
Aug.
25
5
87
63% Jan.
Apr.
11
53
Jan.
8
73
July
24 101% Jan.
5 114
Oct.
2
26
52% Jan.
71% Apr.
103
Jan. 19 106
Aug.
96
Jan.
5 110
25
Apr.
31 100% Oct.
Sale
99% Sale
105% 105% Sale
Sale
56
18
25
27
22
26
9
50
104
3 114
15
15
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
50
17
23% Oct.
Oct.
Sale
104% Jan.
15
20
11
2
102
55
9
41
20% Oct.
12
Oct.
Oct.
59% Sale
104%
102%
24
14
Sept.
Sept.
July
99% July
110% Aug.
102
July
97
July
45
July
29
95% Oct.
25
23
Sale
4
June
70
91
60
71%
26
Jan.
Oct.
Sale
3
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
Jan.
Mar, 1
3 107% June
Jan.
June
Jan. 15 109
Jan. 16
84
Apr.
83
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
61
9
67
71
2
2
74%
99%
77%
71%
32%
95%
90%
23
104%
3
Jan.
25
Oct.
21%
11
12%
11% Sale
20% Sale
Feb.
Feb.
25
Oct.
18
Jan. 19
24
Oct.
Oct.
37
18
22
99% Oct.
1 108
18B i£g
19
Jan.
Jan.
8
24
13
24
13
23
13
24
11
10
22
83
41
9
9 107
75
Jan.
19
Aug.
Apr.
Aug.
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
3
Oct.
45
Sale
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
109%
33%
108%
111%
108%
116%
118%
118%
115%
113%
113%
109%
122%
104%
85%
9 109% Oct.
1 101% Oct.
108
42
12
Jan.
Jan.
2
24
Sale
Refunding gold 5s ser B
Refunding 4s series C
15-year
Sale Prices.
12 108% Aug.
7
104
Aug. 22
103
May
9
104% July
9
2% Jan.
92
Oct. 31
105
Oct.
Oct.
104%
Oct. 22 105
Oct. 23 102%
1 100
Oct.
Oct. 22 100%
Oct. 30 105
Oct. 24 108%
1 100%
Oct.
1
Sale
101% Sale
98% Oct.
105% 106% 107
108% 105% Oct.
74%
72% Oct.
......
107%
115%
116%
116%
114%
111%
111%
108%
120%
103%
Oct.
102% Sale
J
1939
1959 M S
1st A general 5s series A
1
58
105
1982 M N
22,000
15 105% Oct.
10 110% Oct.
112
58% Sale
M N
Chic Gas L A C 1st gu g 5s
Chic Gt Western 1st 59-yr 4s..
68%
Sale
88
95%
92% Sale
94%
73% Sale
Certificates of deposit.......
7,000 JChic Indlanap A Louis* ref
77'UUO
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18%
98%
98%
99%
Oct.
93%
20%
102
8
"2", 000
62,000
43,000
103%
86%
96%
99%
11
27
Oct.
Oct.
25
108%
66%
Oct.
106% 107% 106% Oct.
Sale
105%
106
5% Oct.
108
111
111% 110
108% 108% 107
Sale
120
120
Sale
119%
103% Sale
102% 102% 102%
78% Sale
81% Sale
77%
96
96% Sale
98% Sale
108
109% 109% 108% 110
99
99% Sale
100% Sale
injf
Sale
117
Sale
110% Sale
107% Sale
J
Warm Springs Valley 1st g 6s .1941 M 8
Chic A Alt RR ref g 3a
1949 A O
Stamped
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
J
f g 5 Vis A...1948 M
Chic Bur) A Q III DIt 3 Vis
Illinois DlTlslon 4s
4% Oct.
103
J
General gold 4Vvs
Ref A Imp 4Via ser A
General 4s...
Oct.
25 103
9 103% Oct.
104%
108%
105%
113%
115%
115%
113%
110%
J
Guar 5s
A
1960
Cen RR A Bkg of Ga col tr g 5s..1937 M N
Central Steel 1st sink fund 8s
1941 MN
gold 4s
Sale
Sale
25
A
con
107%
114%
116%
116%
114%
111%
Sale
O
2d
Sale
109n
Sale
Sale
1987
Potts Greek Br 1st 4s....
R A A DIt 1st con g 4s
105
Sale
12
Through St L 1st gu g 4s.....1964
impt 4 Vis series B
Craig Valley 1st g 5s
..May
Sale
12
Cent Pac 1st ref gu g 4s........ 1949
s
105%
115%
116%
116%
20
1961
1987
Certain-teed Prod
23
31
106
O
1951
Cent N E 1st guar 4a.
Central of N J gen g 5s
6
4%
5
105% 107% Sale
D
Middle Ga A Atl DIt pur m 5s..1947
Mobile DIt 1st * 5s
1946 J
Cent Hud G A E 1st 5s
Jan 1957 M
22,000 tChlc A E 111 1st cons g 6s
1934
156,000 $Chlc A E 111 Ry (new co) gen 5s.1951
8,000
O
A
1959
Ches A Ohio 1st cons g 5s.
254,000
129,000
376,000
387,000
138,000
D
Ref A gen 6s series C
1959
Chat DIt pur money g 4s
...1951
Macon A Nor DIt 1st g 5s......1946
175,000
5,000
D
ICent of Ga Ry 1st g 5s....Not. 1945 F A
Consol gold 5s
...
1945 MN
50l", 000
8,000
IP
66
94%
73%
64%
CatoCllncb ft Ohio
Charles A Savannah 1st g 7s
Chea Corp conrcol tr g 5s May
219,000
388,000
178,000
4,000
1,000
96%
94%
91%
91%
102%
105%
A
1944 J
Carthage A Adlr 1st gu g 4s
69,000
70,000
2,000
J
..1946 M S
5s equip trust ctfa
Collateral
D
14,000 Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s........1948
28,000 Central Dlst Tel 1st 30-ycar 5s...1943
3l",000
5%
103%
105%
105%
110%
D
Guaranteed g 5s
Guaranteed g 5a
Canadian No deb
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
108% Oct.
103% Oct.
'
1st 7s Ctfa of deposit
1942
Canada Sou con gu 5s ser A
..1962 A O
Canada Steamship Lines 1st &S-.1941 A O
Canadian Nat guar 4Vts.8ept 15 1954 M S
4Vis
Sale Prices.
Ash
108% 108 %
Sale
103%
103% 102%
103% 102%
103
18
16
19
31
30
65% June 12
1 103
Sept. 6
N. Y. STOCK
36
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July 1
1933
to
BXCBANQK.
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RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
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October
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EXCHANGE-BONDS
Oct. 311934
1993
D
General 5a aerlea B
1993
D
Ref & Imp 6a aerlea G
Ref & Imp 5a aerlea D
1941
1963
1977
13*005
83,000
233,000
41,000
14,000
17,000
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Clev & Pitta 4en 4u
4Ha aer
Serlea A 4u 4H«
Series C 4u 3H«_„
-1950
General 4 Ha aerlea A
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155,000 Clev Union Term 1st gu 5H« A—1972
Series D gu 334»
A
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23,000
193,000
4,000
717,000
37,000
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{Fla Eaat Coast 1st 4H«--1959
1974
1st 5c ref 5s aer A
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8934 Jan.
60
Oct.
77
Oct.
11034 Oct.
20
Mar. 19 2434 May
1134 Apr. 16 1234 Sept.
4 106
84
Jan.
July
2 10754 Oct.
9834 Jan.
93
3
Apr.
7934 Jan.
94
Feb. 10 10134 Sept.
2
9834 May
7434 Jan.
10334 Jan. 26 10334 Jan.
6 10834 July
10234 Jan.
6
4934 Apr.
2334 Jan.
2 10854 Oct.
10154 Jan.
2
July
10234 Jan.
25
24
8034 Oct.
Oct.
2
25
Oct.
May 18
July 19
Oct.
10 106
Oct.
Oct.
7734 Oct.
83
75
60
854
8734
2 10954
2 10934
4 10934
6934 Oct.
11234 Oct.
70
Oct.
75
78
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
1
6
62
Sale
63
6634 Sale
113
11334 109
10934, 114
Sale
10634
10634 10834 110
103
10434 10734 110
10134
10134
73
7734
"7734 8034 Sale
8
J
66
Feb.
Jan.
10934 Oct.
10934 Oct.
10934 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
65
66
A
M N
J
Sale
as
A
M
7%
Sale
7234 Sale
Sale
104
10434
73
6834 "69"
Sale
68
7034
J
7434
1942
19,54
7a.......1939
1946
Jan
4034
4834
4234
77
f 6a stamped.....
96
2
July
65
9
5
6634 Jan.
4
25
41
Sale
9034
6634
8634
1942 M 8
a
25
Oct.
allls
10354
1942 M 8
lat lien
Oct.
103
3634
10634
10034
10434
Sale
16
Jan.
70
85
Oct.
Oct.
5134
22
First lien s f 5s stamped
30-year deb 6s aeries B.....
25
Oct.
47
5s International series
29,000
8,000
31,000
83,000
1,000
51,000
132,000
66,000
22
81
t2H
M N
1942
3734
19
25
Jan.
Sale
96
104
105
2 10034 July
8
96
July
64 34 Sept. 12
4
69
Jan.
25
Oct.
8634 Oct.
86
8234 Oct.
Jan.
Feb.
95
103
93
110
100
J
Genesee Rlv RR lat a f 6s.....1957 J
N Y & Erie RR ext 1st 4s
1947 MN
8,000 Federal Lt 5k Tr lat
21
20 10334 Oct.
Feb.
82
27
Jan.
75
10134
10634
J
1938
34,000 Ernesto Breda Co 1st mtge 7a.... 1954
7434 Oct.
Oct.
82
Oct.
82
107
9734
Sale
37
A
3d mtge 4H®
1134 Sale
8534 Sale
86
8434
8434 Sale
10334
94
M N
1967
..1975
Sale
104 & 106
104
....1955
Erie 5k Jersey lat a f 6s
94
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
6734 Oct.
5034
5334
2234
9134
5834 Sale
2334
2334
Sale
Oct.
103 34. Oct.
"5234
51
64 54
95
1953
22
June
7
100 H May 18 104
82
Jan. 18 10434 July 26
2 104
July 11
8434 Jan.
103
Sale
A
12
16
26
20
10134 May 21 10154 May 21
10134 Oct. 23 10134 Oct. 23
23
Sale
deposit
1927
Oct.
A
1943
1935
4s Serlea D
9234 July
A
1937
Ref 5c Impt gold 5s aer
Ref 5c Imp 5s ser 1930
16134
23
10034
1947
Detroit Edison Co 5s Serlea A. ..1949
Gen 5c ref 5a series B—.......1955
Gen 5c ref 5s ser C
1962
Gen & ref 4Hs series D
1961
Gen 5k ref 5s series E
....1952
Detroit 5k Mack lat lien g 4s._
1995
Second gold 4a
1995
M N
Detroit River Tunnel 1st gu4H>.1961
MN
Dodge Bros conv deb 6s
1946
Dold (Jacob) Pack 1st as...
1942 MN
J
Donner Steel 1st ref 7a ser AA—1942 J
Duke-Prtce Pow (Ltd) lat 6a A..1966 MN
J
J
Dul Missabe 5c Nor gen 5s
1941
A O
Dul 5c Iron Range 1st 5a..—-—1937
Dul So Shore 5k Atlantic g 5a
1937 J J
A O
Duquesne Light lat mtge g 4 H* A1967
M S
lat M g 4Hs aerlea B..
1957
Gen
10134 10134 Oct.
96
A
F
42,000 ♦Eastern Cuba Sugar a f 7 Ha ..1937
1948
1,000 Eastern Ry M No Dlv 1st g 4s
12,000 Eastern Tenn Va 5c Ga 1st g 5a ..1956
1939
25,000 Bd El 111 Bkn 1st con g 4s
1995
8,000 Ed El 111 N Y lat cons g 5a
27,000 Elec Pow Corp (Germany) 6H«--1950
1st sinking fund 6Ha
1953
27,000
1941
21,000 Elgin Jol 5k Eaat lat g 5a....
1965
14,000 El Paso 5k S W 1st 5k ref 5s
15,000 Erie 5c Plttsb gen gu g 3Ha ser B. 1940
8erie*C3Hs
1940
18,000
183,000 Erie RR lat con 5k prior lien 4a_.1996
1st conaol gen Hen 4a
1996
373,000
Penn coll trust g 4a
..1951
10,000
Conv g 4s Ser A
1953
108,000
Series B
1953
107,000
677",556
1
4 10134 Oct.
8
82
3 104 34 June 19
12
July
Apr.
7334 Jan. 30 9534 July
9934 Feb. 28 10354 June
Sept.
9934 Feb. 14 102
103
100 34
90
MN
F
IOI34 10034 Oct.
Apr. 17
Mar. 17
96
{Des Moines 5c Ft D lat gu g 4a...1935
72,666
99
5
2
Sept.
Aug.
10334
O
Dea Plalnes Val lat guar 4Ha
770,000
27,000
11,000
83,000
95
11
95
101
4HS.....1971
lat 5c ref 4H*
............1969
1st mtge gold 4Hs
.....1969
Del Riv RR & Bdge 1st g 4s
1936
Denver Gas 5k El 1st 5k rdf 5s....1951
Stamped as to Pa tax..
Den 5c Rio Gr 1st cons g 4a
1936
Consol gold 4Hs_.
-.1936
Denv 5c R Gr West gen 5s Aug 1955
Assented (subject to plan)..
Ref 5c Imp mtge Ss aer B__—...1978
98,666
6
Jan.
102J4
M N
Delaware Pr 5c Lt lat M
40,000
14,000
281,000
78,000
10,000
Jan.
88
J
"
Cert if i cates of
77
Jan.
7434 Jan.
101
S
M
J
Stamped guar 4H*
ESI
6,000
32,000 Con sol Hydro-Elec 1st a f 4 7a—1956
1945
233,000 Con sol Gaa (N Y) deb 5 Ha
Deb gold 4H*
1951
482,000
Debenture gold 5a
1957
223,000
1,000 Consolidated Ry non-conv deb 4a 1954
Debenture 4s......
J&J 1955
Debenture 4s
A&O 1955
Debenture 4s
..1956
66,000 Consolidation Coal Md 40-yr 5a .1950
Certificates of deposit
28,000
J
38,000 Consum Gas Chic lat guar g 5a—1936
MN
53,000 Consumers Power 1st lien 5a C..1952
J D
50,000 Container Corp of Am 1st a f g 6s.1946
D
Deb gold 5s with warr
1943
66,000
25,000 Copenhagen Telep extl a f g 5s_.1954
1947
48,000 Crown Cork 5k Seal a f 6a
65,000 Crown Willamette Pap lat a f g 6a 1951 J
1940 M 8
54,000 Crown Zellerbacb deb 6a w w
D
109,000 Cuba Northern Rya lat 5 Ha—-—1942
Cuba RR lat 50-yr g 5a
1952
lat 5k refund 7 Ha serlesA
1936
ii'ooo
lat lien 5c ref 6s series B
1936
9,000
*
224,000 {Cuban Cane Products deb 6s.. 1950
J
1937 ]
97,000 dumb T 5c T 1st 5k gen 5a
15,000
19
8634 Oct.
8934
8734
108
12,000
110,000
23,000
98,000
37,000
66,000
Jan.
92
IVA
10134
4i",666
Jan.
68
Oct.
Oct.
1955
debSHi-1949
1943
Ry 5c Lt 1st 4 4H*
1951
5 Ha
Jan.
92
Oct.
Col 5c Tol 1st eat 4s
Gold
64
17
11
68
102
83
Conn & Paasum Rlva itt g 4a....
5s
16
Sale
70
102 34 10334 104
90
89
8234
Comm'l Inv Truat conv
Del 5k Hud lat 5k ref 4a......
7334 Oct.
4 10334 Oct.
17 8534 Oct.
Oct.
19 81
J
304,000
470,000
5,000
90,000
10,000
6,000
2,000
80
80
1st a f g 5s series B guar
1973
A
1st s f 4Hs series C
1977
i
Coal Rlv Ry lat gu 4a
1945
J
Colon Oil conv deb 6s
1938
P
tOolo Fuel & Iron Co gen a t 5a.1943
F
*JColo Indus 1st coll tr 5s gu...1934
M N
Colo & Southern Ref & eit 4 Ha—1935
M N
General mtge 4Hs series A
1980
M N
Columbia Gaa A Elec deb 5s
1952
A O
Debenture 5«
Apr 15
1952
Debenture 5s
Jau 15 1961
A
Col 5c Hock Valley lat eit g 4s
1948
Columbus Ry P 6r L 1st 4Ha
1957 3
A
Secured conv g 5H«
1942
Conn
3
30
100
5
2
308,000
340,000
10,000
38,000
48,000
59,000
258,000
312,000
181,000
21,000
312,000
1,000
84,000
141,000
~3~666
Oct.
Oct.
3
1946
Series B gu 3H«
9734
Oct.
1946
& Marietta lat 4u 4Hi
7534 Jan.
9234 Jan.
77
Spring & Col Dlv lat 4 4a
W W Val Dlv lat 4 4a
11,000 Glev
19
9934 Oct.
J
1938
1935
B..1942
1942
1942
1948
Oct.
Sale
9334
M N
Clev & Mahoc Valley 4 5a
94
Sale
1996
11 97
10 109
10 10034
lo
1
"99 54
St Loula Dlv lat coll truat 4 4a.
Gin W 6c M Dlv lat a 4a
Sale Prices
June 29
Prices.
8634 Oct.
J
J
Sale
Prices
Sale
Prices.
94
93
107
i
..1939
1991
Cairo Dlv lat Hold 4a
5,000
Sale
Sale
Ask
Ask. Bid.
S~~
59,000 CGC&StLtma 4a
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Bighest.
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
4
June 25
July 11
July
2
May 25
Oct.
1
May 10
May
9
Feb.
16
1734 Feb. 16
Nov., 1934]
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
October
Value
N.
T.
STOCK
EXCHANGE-BONDS
EXCHANGE.
37
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Oct.I
to
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31
1.
Highest.
Oct. 311934
Ask
Bid.
{Fonda Johns & GIot ref 4%«._..1952
Proof of claim filed by owner
MN
(Amended) 1st
cons 2-4«
Proof of claim filed by
2,000
5,000
"~5~, 006
J
1938 A
deb 4s series A
O
f
J
A
F
97
A
33
30%
102%
J
IGa 8c Ala
55
O
1940 A
76
J
•{Gen Theatres Equip deb 6s.
Certificates of deposit...
2
1945 J
5s
46
32%
General Public Service deb 5Ha.1939 J
Gen Steel Castings 1st 5%s w w
1949 J
1st
2
J
9
I
J
6% to 1934
Georgia Midland 1st 3s
1944 A O
3,000 Good Hope Steel 8c Iron sac 7s..1945 A O
19
cons
Oct.
2
Oct.
4% Oct.
193,000
315,000
658,000
35,000
55,000
at
Goodrich ( B F) Co 1st 6%s
Convertible
97
61
91
104
1947 J
J
deb 6s ...........1945 J
D
29
2
Oct.
31
Feb.
Oct.
15
30
96
98% Sept. 26
105% June
1
10 110
May 19
2 106% Oct.
23
10
Oct.
25
59% Oct.
91% Oct.
1
64% Oct.
94
26
1
25
9
98
97
Oct.
1 105
Oct.
1st gu g 4*4*
J
87"
O
101%
100%
M S
1947 J
75
Oct.
17
59
Jan.
Oct.
30
100
Jan.
41% Oct.
31
Oct.
Oct.
4
40
Oct.
10
40% Oct.
1 105% Oct.
90
30
Oct.
1
84% Oct.
30
7% Oct.
30
7% Oct.
20
19% Oct.
31
32% Sept.
34
Sept.
32% Sept.
103% June
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
5
10
17
20
17
100%
102%
107% Sale
106% Sale
Oct.
15 z34
102
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
29
Sale
102%
90%
16
80
Sale
100
93
18
1 106% Oct.
83
Oct.
25
1 103
Oct.
19
9
90
Oct.
5
22
Oct.
23
11
10 108
3 107
Oct.
Oct.
86% Oct.
16% Oct.
1
—
5,
108
Sale
85
Sale
Sale
Sale
83% Oct.
88
Oct.
31
83
89
Sale
81
Sale
88
84% Oct.
92% Oct.
31
Sale
1st 8t refund 4%a Ser A
1961
J
92
93
Sale
1952
J
1973
J
57
92% Oct.
81% Oct.
73% Oct.
95
Gen mtge 5 %s Ser B
Gen mtge 5s Ser C
Gen 4Ha Series D....
Sale
69
Gen 4%a series E...
1977
Sale
69
J
1974
53}
J
53
Feb
26
Feb
4
1940 MN
88%
1950 A
O
lsr mtge gold 5s series C
1950 A
Gulf 8c Ship Island ref 5s...Feb 1952 J
O
81% Sale
71%
78%
J
Stamped
5%s._I...1942 I'd
1952 J
J
Hansa S S Lines 6s with warr..._1939 A
it*
55
50
O
..1949 J
J
1952 F
A
|5*
Sale
Sale
50
70
70
33
5
—
63
100S
72%
Sale
J
"{Hoe (R) 8c Co 1st 6 %• ser A ....1934 A O
...
Houst 8c Tex C 1st g 5s Int gu
Hous Belt 8c Ter 1st 5s
1937 MN
Sale
Sale
1937
J
1949 MN
A
O
D
Collateral
trust
Purchased lines
25
20
2 103
16 95
July
Apr.
12
6
22
Oct.
11
11
1 104% Aug. 23
Jan.
2 109% May 22
2 109
July 19
68% Jan.
65% Jan.
82
Sept.
Oct.
76
Oct.
25
Oct.
76
Oct.
25
18
68
Oct.
88
Oct.
27
86
Oct.
1
57
91
Oct.
18
13 104% Oct.
8
47
Oct.
Oct.
31
84% Oct.
99% Mar.
99% July
99
Apr.
92% Apr.
87% Apr.
86% Apr.
38% July
8% Feb.
102
May
86% Apr.
81
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
25
24
22
37
z37% Oct.
31
12
16
12
27
23
13
23
19
26
26
9
23
11
7
Oct.
84% Oct.
43% Oct.
101%
63%
112
18
3
Jan.
Feb
21
57
Oct.
27
92% July 20
96
39% Jan.
15
Oct. 30
June
7
22
May 29
38
Oct.
17
29% Jan.
7
Oct.
11
5 104=
Oct.
5
Sept. 17
Jan.
19
Feb.
98% Jan.
10
July 16
Apr.
9
7
25
Jan.
9
I
Oct.
9
18% Jan.
82
97
9
Jan.
19
June 19
Jan.
10
Aug.
91% Jan.
Apr. 24
Oct.
22
65
Jan.
24
8
47% Oct.
18
39
Jan.
2
105% Feb.
7
3
Feb.
87
3 113
1
87% Oct.
Oct.
3
39
Oct.
11
1 111
Oct.
22
3 101% Oct.
Oct.
30
Oct.
3
37
Oct.
Oct.
108% Oct.
100% Oct.
24
3
22
36
27
Oct.
Jan.
30
82
103%
55
71
Oct.
3 110% Oct. 24
105% Oct.
29% Oct. 30 32% Oct.
1
9
9
18% Oct.
18% Oct.
98
4
Oct.
98% Oct. 16
105
Oct.
2 105% Oct. 24
100% Oct.
1 103
Oct. 25
83
Oct.
25
17
17
25
5
72
Jan.
2
July 30
Apr. 25
32
Jan.
2
Feb.
105% Jan.
92% Jan.
13
2 111
Oct. 22
10 102% June 25
83
Jan.
92
30 100
Oct.
May 18
100
Oct.
17
8
8
O
78
72
73
78
78%
Oct.
Oct.
80% Oct.
Coll tr g 4s
1953 MN
67%
72,000
79,000
475,000
Refunding 5s
15-year secured 6%i.__
44-year 4 %s
1955 MN
87
87% Oct.
1934 J
99
99% Oct.
53% Oct.
1966 V
25
Oct.
A
D
67
55
96
Oct.
30
70%
92%
100%
61%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
25
74
Apr. 13
Apr. 24
May
3
Jan
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
623
80% Sept.
90
25
98% Aug.
68% Jan.
63
167',600
Cairo Bridge gold 4a..........!•*• 1
Litchfield Dlv 1st g 3a
1951 J
Loulsv Dlv 8c Ter g 3%s
1953 J
25
85
60
1952 J
3
Apr. 12
Jan.
June 13
Feb.
5
52% Sept.
87
75
75
83 »
84% Oct.
Omaha Dlv 1st g 3«
......1951 F
67
Oct.
16
......1951 J
68% Oct.
6
1951 J
Feb.
July 21
Sept. 6
Feb.
Oct.
Feb.
89
St Lou Dlv 8c Term g 3s
Gold 3
Oct.
27
76
67
62% Aug.
Oct.
16
68% Oct.
6
66
27
Apr. 30
July
6
Aug.
4
Jan.
83
....1951 J
Western Lines 1st g 4s
Apr. 27
7
2 106% Oct.
90
9
Apr.
78
Oct.
76%
...1955 MN
Sprlngf Dlv 1st g 3H«
Jan.
Jan,
75% Sept.
68% Jan.
65
Aug.
64% Aug.
Oct.
38
J
O
1951 M
1st 3%s
95
72
89% Jan,
85% July
8% Jan.
17
Oct.
Oct.
90%
J
1951 A
gold 4s.......1952 A
Refunding 4s—.......
63% Mar.
25
61% Oct.
37
89
Extended 1st g 3Hs.......
1st gold 3s sterling.......
60
25
25
102
61
Feb
12
Oct.
Oct.
z46
18%
Houston Oil sink fund 5%s A...1940 MN
Hudson Coal 1st s f 5s series A..1962 J D
Adjust Income 5s
Jan.
81
102
80
J
Hudson 8c Manhat 1st ft ref 5s A.1957 F
7
34
26
6%
1937
Hudson County Gas 1st 5s
19
70
86
20
1947 M N
Oct.
25
55
66%
68
91
Holland Amer L 6s (flat)
Housatonic RR con g 5s
19
Feb.
30% July 30
70
23
M S
g «H«
Feb.
26
12
85% Oct.
43
95*
1951
con
July
12
20
11% Feb.
5%
37
-...1999
Hock Val 1st
Oct.
Oct.
50
6%
99%
50
Havana Elec Ry cons g 5s
Deb 5H< series of 1926
21
90
13
Jan.
14% Aug.
105
58%
Harpen Mining 6s
8
Feb.
95% July
102% Jan.
56
Hackensack Water 1st 4s
106
95% Feb.
106% Oct.
106% Oct.
71%
68%
64%
1957 A
"l'.ooo
20
J
A
105,000 Illinois Bell Telep 1st ft ref 5s A.1956 J
9,000 Illinois Central 1st g 4a. .......1951 J
1st gold 2Hs
6,000
.1951 J
22,000
10,000
1,000
1,000
Oct.
95% 100%
102% 103%
107%
Mar. 15
9
40
34
J
55,000 Gulf States Steel deb
58,000
15%
106
51%
36%
65
Jan.
20% Jan.
Sale
87
3
14
11
16
12
24
63% Jan.
63% Jan.
68% Jan.
3% Jan.
16
.......1936
Income debenture ctfs B
205,000
Sale
83
100% Sale
76
Feb.
98% July
105% Apr.
77% Apr.
105
Aug.
80
Jan.
5
1
9
99% July 19
Sept. 28
4 105
6
Feb
112
Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
25
43%
32%
41
91% Apr. 25
46% Sept.
79% Jan.
102
29
D
1944 F
.1950 J
Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4a.
Gulf Mob 8c Nor 1st 5%s Nl B
25,000
28,000
20,000
9,000
3,000
78,000
22,000
2,000
82,000
16,000
27,000
78,000
280,000
14,000
339,000
314,000
102
95
I
A
1941
Green Bay 8r West deb rtfi A
95,000
63
8
Grays Polnr Term 1st gu g 5s
"7",660
89%
"{Gould Coupler 1st 15-yr s f 6a ..1940 F 4
Gouv 8c Oswegatchle 1st 5s..
1942 J D
92,000 Gt Cons El Pow (Japan) 7s
60,000
1st 5t gens fg64s.
84,000
167,000
310,000
...
85
1936 J
243,000 Grand Trunk of Can s f 7s guar.. 1940
173,000
15-yer dab g a f 6s guar
1936
139,000
204,000
20
Jan.
Jan.
75
Feb.
79% Jan.
104
Oct.
Oct.
.„
Oct.
14
102% Jan.
19
28% Oct.
96% Oct.
104% 105% 104
73
74%
73
74% Sale
104% 104% 104%
103%
35%
39%
41% Sale z38%
45
41
45
37
35%
Sale
38
38
40% Sale
Sale
105
104%
105% 104%
90
85
88% Sale
88%
79
82% Sale
80%
82%
6% Sale
6%
6%
6%
6% Sale
5%
6%
19%
14%
19%
24%
56%
D
Nor—Gen 7s Series A
3
30
Oct.
98
Sale
44
Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 6s
703,000 Gt
Apr. 20
3
Sale
96%
112%
Sale
39
83%
ax
12
9 103
31
84
Sale
34
Goodyear Tire A Rubber 1st 5s..1957 M K
Gr R 8c I
Apr.
8
3% Jan.
*{Ga Caro 8c Nor 1st 5s 1929
Extended
Salt Prices.
15
Aug. 17
83
84
75
100
1940 J D
1948 M N
5s.-Aug 15 1940
15
O
General Cable 1st s f g 5 lis A....1947 J
General Elec deb g 3 4s
1942 F
General Elec (Germany) 7a.....1945 J
-
Sale
100% 103
104%
102% Oct.
106
107% 106% 107% 106
Oct.
28%
31%
25
20
Oct.
A
D
Gen Amer Investors deb 5s ser A.1952 F
Genoral Baking deb s f 5His
1940 A
-
2
2
4% Oct.
"94" loo"
96%
111%
a
1949 J
8
s
5
94 }
94
73%
103%
35%
73%
1943 tr
..1934 M
Debenture 6%s
S f deb g 4s
Gen Petroleum 1st
3%
7
83
u WJ
1943
*%• A
Gas 8c Klec (Bergen Co) 5s
"Gelsenklrchen Mining 6s....
82,000
61,000
65,000
12,000
41,000
6,000
71,000
147,000
17,000
102,000
134,000
77,000
2,000
5
2
11,000
22,000 {Francisco Sugar 20-year 7Hs.
50,odd
10
4%
3
MN
Certificates of deposit-
22,000 Gannett Co
Ask
5%
1982
owner....
Fort St U DColatg«%a
1941 J
Ft Worth A Denver City 5%a ...1941 J
Fremerlc Ind 8c Dew 20-yr 7H*_.1942 J
Galv Hous & Hend
Bid.
11
7
Oct.
31
83
Oct.
31
69
67
Feb.
Mar. 15
84
Oct.
5
84
Oct.
5
75
Jan.
June 20
69% Oct.
4
77% Oct.
25
63 % Oct.
106% Oct.
34% Oct.
IF
1951 F
2
71
Oct.
Oct.
25
10
37% Oct.
19
11
Jan.
(II Cent 5c Chic St L ft N O—
Joint 1st & ref 5s ser A
428,000
314,000
4Ha series C
146,000 Illinois Steel deben 4 H»
92,000 Useder Steel Corp Mtge 6s
1963 J
D
1963 J
D
63
1940 A O
106
1948 F A
Ind Bloomlngton 8c W 1st 4a....1940 A O
"3", 000
103,000
ind 111 8c la 1st gold 4s
1950 J
(nd Nat Gas 5c Oil ref 5s
1936 M N
{Indlanapol 5c Loulsv 1st gu 4s. 1956
"9",066
320", 660
s
J
J
1965 I
J
35%
87
91
Oct.
11
6 102
Oct.
31
5 104
Oct.
11
104% June 29
22
70
86
91
Oct.
Oct.
100%
101
103%
104%
103% Oct.
f g 4Ha A... 1978 A
O
1st m s f 4Ha ser B__
.....1981 F A
322,000
993,000 {Interboro R T 1st 5c ref 5s.....1966 J J
621,000
"10-year 6% notes
1932 A O
Certificates of deposit.....
65,000
168,000
"10-year 7% notes
.....1932 MS
Certificates of deposit........
256,000
35,000 In ter lake Iron 1st 5s ser B
1951 MN
25
100
264,000
88,000
27,000
530,000
150,000
101,000
144,000
36,000
36,000
37,000
416,000
451,000
527,000
76,000
6,000
4,000
83,000
....1942 MN
Sale
Sale
99% Oct.
4
Sale
99
2 102
Sale
Sale
75% Oct.
1
49
Sale
Sale
49
1
49
Sale
Sale
45
79"
Sale
79
77
Sale
79 h
77
68
64>i
64
75%
93
Sale
1952 J
Sale
Sale
34
Sale
Sale
J
Internat Hydro El deb 6s.
1956
1944
O
31
10
28
28
50
(nt Merc Marine 1st s f 6s
1941
o
46
AdJ mtge 6s aeries A..July 1 1952
1st mtge gold 5s series B
1956
J
1st gold 5s series C
J
Intern Paper conv 5s series A... 1947
Refunding 6s series A
79
1948 MN
{Internat Gt Nor 1st 6s A..
....1955
J
67
34
68%
8
51
Sale
Int Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5s B...1972 M N
1st roll trust 6s gold notes....1941 M N
66
70
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
101% Oct.
Oct.
102
2
1
1
13
69
71%
Deb gold 5s
Investors
Deb 5s
.........1955
Equity 5s series A
ser
B with warrants
Without warrants
For footnotes, see page 33..
..1947
86% 86%
93% Sale
78% Oct.
92% Oct.
4
62
Jan.
2
2
79% Jan.
2
30
30% Oct.
7% Oct.
30% Oct.
4
Oct.
31
Oct.
32
7% Sale
28%
29
28%
29%
46
Sale
45% Sale
65% Sale
52
52%
66%
68
72% "75
28%
45%
45%
65%
25
7
July 26
July 26
6
Oct.
3
Oct.
25
24
Jan.
Oct. 29
Oct. 30
Oct. 31
July
30
Oct.
Oct.
40% Jan.
Jan.
2
31
Oct.
Jan.
4
4
53% Oct.
Jan.
9
69
Oct.
Jan.
3
9
3
12
74% Oct.
Jan.
69
72
75
Sale
70
Oct.
10
73
55
53% Oct.
10
56% Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
63
Sale
62
Oct.
10
65
A
61
59% Sale
57
Oct.
D
94%
94
Oct.
10
2
95
Sale
95
1948
O
94
96
1948
O
94
97
95
61
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
96
95
4
Oct.
50% Oct.
65% Oct.
68% Oct.
6
Oct.
26
77% Oct.
3
54% Oct. 11
50
Sept.13
83
Aug. 17
81% Aug. 18
77% Mar. 21
56% Sale
64% Sale
First lien 5c ref 6 Ha
1947 F A
Internat T 5c T deb g 4%s
J
1952
Convertible debenture 4HS...1939
J
5
Sept. 27
101% Oct. 26
(nt Agrl Corp 1st 5c coll tr 6s—
65,000
Stamped extended to
260,000 (nt Cement conv deb 5s
Mar.
12
21
22
31
31
20
104
99% Sale
65%
Apr. 12
81
Apr.
108% July
59% Jan.
100
May
97% July
103
July
5 108
J
1965 J
Ind Union gen 8c ret 5s A
Gen 8c ref guar 5s ser B...
Inland Steal 1st M
J
Z8*
941
Oct.
15
94% Oct.
97%
94 J
Oct.
15
97
Oct.
4
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
22
26
87
96
Oct.
26
July
19
44% Feb. 15
18% Feb.
5
40% Feb.
6
41
Feb. 17
69% Apr. 21
63% Mar. 15
82% Apr. 20
73
Apr. 20
72% July 26
74% Apr. 27
73
65
Oct.
Apr.
73% Apr.
69% Apr.
98
Apr.
98
Apr.
98
Apr.
16
9
6
20
27
26
26
N. Y. STOCK
28
Sales in
7.
N
STOCK EXCHANGE.
sft.
Oct. 31 1934
—
83,000
1st A ref 4s
24,000
1951
lames Franklin A
Clearf 1st 4«—1959
M
8
J
D
102%
J
Sal Alleghan Ac G R 1st gu g 5s__1938
1990 A O
16,000 Kanawha A Mich 1st gu g 4s,
A O
40,000 IKCFtSAMrsfg 4s.
—.1936
Ctfs of dep (Bankers Trust)
15,000
J
: 42,000 KanaaaCy Pw A Lt 1st g«5i« ser B1957
A
1st M 4H»—1961
104,000
O
1950
272,000 Kan City South 1st g 3s
J
Ref A Imp 5s
AprlI1950
228,000
J
-I960
607,000 Kan City Term 1st 4s.
D
156,000 Kansas Gas A El 1st mtge 45*8-198©
MN
1943
69,000 Karatadt (R) Inc 1st Mtge 6s
Certificates of deposit
29,000
1946 M*8
60,000 Keith Corp (B F) 1st ser g 6s
A O
122,000 Kelly-Springfield Tire 6s——...1942
30%
29
"
96
84?*
70%
13X
13
44
...1948
143,000 Kendall Co 5^8 series A
1987
20,000 Kentucky Central 1st gu 4s
Kentucky A Ind Term 1st 45*8—1961
"8", 666
Stamped.... ................-1961
Plain
1961
I,000
5,000 Keystone Telephone 1st 5s...... 1935
22,000 Kings Co E L A Pow gold 5s
1937
Purchase money 6s
1997
5,000
67,000 Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4a
.1949
5,000 Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s
1954
1st A ref 6tt«
7,000
,.—1954
16,000 Kinney (G R) Co con? 75*8—
1936
178,000 Kresge Foundation coll tr 6s
1936
tKreuger A Toll class A
Certs of dep for sec 5s
—1959
564,000
26,000 Lackaw Steel 1st cons 5s ser A—1950
76.000 ♦Laclede Gas L ref A ext 1st 5s.. 1934
58 1934 extended to
1939
167,000
Coll A ref 5Hs series C
1953
88,000
Col A ref g 55*8 ser D
1960
115,000
1937
54,000 Lake E A W 1st gold 5s
2nd gold 5s
1941
78" 666 Lake Shore A Mich Sou g 35*8—1997
1954
345,000 Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd 6s
.......
26,000 Lehigh Coal A Na? 45*8 ser A...2954
Cons sink fund 45*8 ser C.....1954
3,000
20,000 Lehigh A N Y 1st gu g 4s.......1945
18.000 Lehigh Valley Coal 5s
...
1944
1st A refunding 5s
1954
27,000
1st A refunding 5s
1964
5,000
First A ref sinking fund 5s
1974
28.000
Secured 6% gold notes.......1938
5,000
1954
6,000 Leb Vail Haroor Term 1st 5s.
47,000 Leli V (N Y) 1st gu g 45*8
1940
2003
177,000 Leh Val (Pa) gen con g 4s
Gen cons 45*8
2003
44,000
Gen con sol 5s
2003
25,000
1941
32,000 Leh V Ter Ry 1st gu g 5s
1965
83,000 Lex A East 1st gu 5a
....
91
69%
118
66
1085*
110
116
117
95
79
92
90
915*
Sale
F
4654
625*
605*
Sale
46
I
77
99
Sale
J
61
J
78
90
A
64
87
F A
F A
F
33
60
J
F
73
79
J
M N
75%
40%
M N
44
M N
51
A
O
89%
A
O
D
N
117
103
81*
76
74
97%
98%
90%
92%
85%
110
985*
86
75%
100
88%
81
80 J*
74
8*
86%
56%
80
44%
S*
J
M
S
1952
1979
J
M N
J
1940 A O
1936 M 8
393,000 Mldvale St AOrd con? s f 5s
92,000 MilwElRy A Lt 1st Aref 5sser B 1961 J D
J
1st mtge gold 5s..............1971 J
85,000
*Mtl A Nor 1st ext 45*« (1880)
1934 J D
♦Cons ext 45*8 (1884)
1934 J D
Midland of N J 1st ext 5s
Mil
17" 000
10.000
3,000
.1947
Spar A N W 1st gu 4s
Mllw A State Line 1st guar
JMinn & St Louis 5s
1st A
ctfs........1934
refund gold 4s
24
79
90
60
50
835*
11
Sale
11
106
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
635* Oct.
1015* Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8
Oct.
71
745* Sale
895*
29
Oct.
Oct.
89
Oct.
10
62
63
955* Oct.
31
955*
58
62
Sale
Oct.
Sale
57
52% Oct.
565* Oct.
525* Sale
Sale
23 101
2 100
555*
595*
31
66
Oct.
64
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
F
F
Oct.
102
Oct.
15
17
22
Oct.
30
1085* July
IVi
July
14
18
Oct.
29
695* Apr. 23
695* Apr. 23
9
95
Apr. 12
Jan.
Jan.
1015* July
98
9
June
9
195* Apr.
1015* July 18
1015* July 13
83
Apr. 21
Jan.
30
645* Oct.
5
3
19
91
62
63
97
Jan.
815* Jan.
825* Jan.
40
Oct.
Oct.
Apr.
1035* July
1005* July
68
Apr.
745* Apr.
83
Apr.
106
Aug.
1105* June
30
16
24
13
17
20
27
Oct.
1155* Oct.
23
1015* Oct.
1035* Oct.
26
Oct.
16
27
May
9
1035* July 20
1275* 1295* Sale
1075* 1135* m
113
1055*
1095*
101
1015* Sale 1035* Sale
90
77
80
765*
1025* 1035* 1035* 104
1045* 105
1045* 105
102
99
103
1035*
1035* Sale
1035* 104
1005* Sale
1015* Sale
Sale
125
1245* 1255*
110
60
Sale
110
1035* Oct.
1043* Oct.
Sale
99
55%
855*
65*
995*
1025*
995*
1245*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
109
Oct.
Sale
Sale
21
20
17
35
35
Sale
52
40
94
75
715*
Sale
Sale
Sale
74
975*
101
935* Sale
Sale
a885*
2
Sale
17 1035* Oct.
105
Oct.
12
4
47
Sale
885* Sale
105*
21
75*
18
75*
17
5
Oct.
4
105
Oct.
1025* Oct.
24
July
July
July
16
25
16
Oct.
19
104
Oct.
Oct.
15
62
Oct.
25
107
100
Oct.
24
Oct.
20
108
105
Oct.
17
11
10
1045* Oct
1
Oct
25
Oct
16
Oct
17
19
10
19
102
96
17 106
5 1005*
71
4
1
3
105
8
77
Oct
Oct
Oct
9 1015* Oct
17
905* Oct
29
16
745* Oct.
885* Oct.
31
26
60
1
18
Oct.
4
12
Oct.
18
12
Oct.
18
9
10
Jan.
Feb.
10
Jan.
Jan.
44
49
495* Oct.
355* Oct.
725* Oct.
705* Oct.
485*
Sale
83
16
24
715* Oct.
1
60
Oct.
17
44
Jan.
4
855* Oct.
765* Oct.
1
16
68
Jan.
12
53
Jan.
2
24
49
Oct.
5
1015* Oct.
945* Oct.
11
9
20
97
Oct.
91
Oct.
80
795*
79
Sale
w*
78
Sale
Sale
16
Jan.
77
71
Jan.
Jan.
80
Jan.
Aug.
94
Jan.
875* Feb.
86
Jan.
96
Oct.
24
99
Oct.
17
78
Oct.
15
80
Oct.
16
62
15
15
10
975* Jan.
755* Jan.®
1025* Oct.
785* Oct.
775* Oct.
2 1035* Oct.
29
30
805* Oct.
795* Oct.
57
56
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
85
85
785* Jan.
80
50
80
65
Sale
63
Sale
Oct.
1
545* Oct.
13
Oct.
Oct.
17
31
35* Oct.
15
75* Oct.
35* Oct.
35* Oct.
16
16
15
50
50
Jan.
Oct.
705* Mar.
45*
25*
2
2
75*
3
11
25*
75*
2
2
1
10
7
Sale
2
5
35*
4
915* June 13
15* June
92
1025* Sale
9
9
93
78
Jan.
65
495* Aug.
465*
975*
9
Oct.
4
755*
78
1025* Sale
795* Sale
45
19
Feb.
735* Oct.
705* Oct.
11
Sale
Feb.
20
38
Oct.
95
82
20
1
22
1025* 103 5*
97
Aug.
425* Jan. 31
3/
Jan.
3
285* Aug.
1
82
May 12
575* Jan.
8
26
445* Oct.
96
92
Sale
82
12
5
11
6
23
101
Oct.
1015*
93
Oct.
945* Sale
>905* 885* Oct.
2
2
18
655* Oct.
515* Oct.
725* Oct.
10
Oct.
4
Jan.
2
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
29
18
5
29
24
Oct.
735* Sale
Sale
13
17
745* Oct. 31
865* Apr. 12
235* Apr.
2
20
Apr. 26
20
Apr. 24
3
17
595* Jan.
69
695*
2
Mar.
585* Jan.
6
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
905* Oct.
4
1
Aug. 10
Apr. 26
July
9
Aug.
4
July 14
1055* June 11
1045* June 26
995* July 12
1065* Sept. 12
101
July 25
745* June 19
1055* Aug.
8
845* July 24
102
Aug. 11
24
Oct
17 108
5 105
11
Oct.
13
51
84
Oct.
Oct.
18
52
47
19
23 125
26 110
13
365* Sale
845*
915*
725*
75
705*
715*
625*
1045*
1045*
1255*
1105*
685*
1075*
1015*
18
75*
505*
26
105
84
555* Oct.
June 20
Oct.
98
4
107
74
29
July 11
Aug. 29
25
30
1025* Oct.
100
55
10
615*
84
Oct.
77
565* Oct.
Sale
035* Oct.
1005* 995* Oct.
1065* 1065* 1065* 1085* 1065* Oct.
1035* 1035* 1045* Sale
1035* Oct.
102
Oct.
1015* 1025* 1045* Sale
Sale
97
Oct.
97
1005* Sale
91
Oct.
925* Sale
955* Sale
106
107
1055* Oct.
106
Oct.
985* 1035* 995* 166" 99
67
64
Oct.
635*
67
70
zl04
Oct.
1035* 105
1045*
Oct.
74
Sale" 75
765*
77 *
1005* 1005* 1015* 995* Oct.
"855* 90
95
855* Oct.
905*
Sale
1035* 104
62%
15*
25*
15*
9
Oct.
Mar. 15
106
Sept.
Jan.
70
Jan.
81
Jan.
55* Jan.
81
Jan.
80
Jan.
57
Jan.
795* Jan.
40
Jan.
425* Jan.
645* Oct.
595* Oct.
635*
26
25
24
995* Oct.
745* Oct.
15
Oct.
60
Sale
29
June 20
955* July 24
110
120
105* July 30
Oct.
101
875* Oct.
Oct.
915*
4
88
July 31
1085* July 18
815* Jan.
825* Jan.
955* Oct.
145* Oct.
Oct.
995* Oct.
995* Oct.
100
63
9
26
145
Jan.
103
1055* 107
95
925*
975*
95
955* 91
Sale
64
615*
60
635* Sale
985*
1005* Sale
85
895*
91
95
955*
98
72
50
Q
33.
97
Jan.
Oct.
60%
1949
1962 Q
Certificates of deposit
Oct.
975* Oct.
955* Oct.
645* Oct.
24
100
445*
845*
J
9
Sept.
30
101
63
6
MN
M
Ref A ext 5s series A
For footnotes, see page
M
35*8—1941 J
Oct.
11
9
Oct.
1305*
1155*
1005*
1035*
47
57
56
65
5
15
26
July
955* July
99
18
41
90
Oct.
Sale
715*
61%
10
Oct.
103
92
Oct. 19
June 22
25 1305* Oct.
57
70
Oct.
108
Sale
50
III
5
26
6
100
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
935*
J
26
Oct.
Oct.
745*
905*
73
80
93
735*
104
122
75
1035*
108
165* Oct.
955*
32
1951
1 1015* Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
100
495*
355*
845*
735*
695*
"D
Oct.
101
52
1%
19
1255* Oct.
35
27
9
Oct.
13
126
35
A
3 100
98
Sale
5
O
Oct.
Apr.
595* Feb.
72
1045* Oct.
1065* Oct.
12
S
9
"915*
5
77
67
74
Apr. 12
Apr. 11
1045* July
9
6
995* July
June
7
June
7
32
65
615*
655*
675*
1055* 106
1045* 105
1065* Sale
1095*
6
1977
f g 7s.
1956
Michigan Central-Detroit A Bay
City Air Line 4s...
1940
m
if*
O
J
Oct.
Oct.
6
June 23
165* feb.
5I
Jan.
295* Sept.
30
40
101
605*
6
51
11
635* Oct.
Sale
8*
Feb.
52
Apr. 16
1
1085* Aug.
31
18
10
1405* Oct.
915* Oct.
110
Sept.
1165* Oct.
605*
7%
6%
495*
25
Oct.
Sale
O
82
Oct.
Oct.
32
6
June 30
84
Oct.
89
Sale
18
O
Sale
146
Sale
97
17
25
11
8
1025* Aug.
29
1005* Oct.
72
585*
955*
89 J*
Oct.
745* Oct.
2 1035* Oct.
4
985* Oct.
73
30
101
595* Sale
O
1095* Oct.
1
6
2
1015* Sale
100
99
F
Mlag Mill Mach let s
30,000
95
523*
A
1
8
24
Oct.
995* 1005* 1005*
80
32
375* Oct.
10 1075* Oct.
17
15
17
135* Sale
M S
21,000 Metropolitan Edison IstAref SsC.1953 J
1st g 4 Vis series D——
—....1968 M
58,000
69,000 Met Water, Sewer A Drain 55*8—1950 A
♦JMet West Side Ele? (Chic) 4s.. 1938 V
45*8 series C
62
"92"
S
A
1st gold 35*a
945*
F
..
Ref A Imp
Sale
103
A
h*
13
29
885* Apr. 13
8
1025* Aug.
79
Jan.
36
Jan.
355* Jan.
1005* Jan.
30
Oct.
41
215* Sale
M
J
955* Oct.
Oct.
75
1005* Sale
45*
095* Jan.
80
1085*
1415*
925*
1085*
1165*
105*
J
23
19
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
965
995* Sale
1015* 1025* 100
87
91
95
975* 93
99
995* ....
102
1015
67
'Certificates stamped modified
1,000
1990 AO
132,000 tManiiuttan Ry (N Y) con g 4s
Certificates of deposit
25,000
2d 4s
2013 J D
11,000
Manila El Ry A Lt 1st 5s
1953 M 6
"8",656 Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s—1939 M N
1st ext 48
1959 M N
2,000
J
Man G B A NW 1st gu 3 5*8
1941 I
Mfrs Trust Co ctfs of partlc In
J D
A I Namm & Son 1st 6s
1943
21,000
1947 A O
18,000 Marlon Steam Shovel s f g 6s
Apr 1940 Q J
142,000 Market Street Ry 1st 7s
1945 M N
44,000 Mead Corp 6s with warrants...
11.000 Meridional Electric 1st 7s ser A—1957 A O
16",556
Sale
146
Sale
77%
A
Oct.
Oct.
"81*"
1009*
Certificates of deposit
29,000
iB*
191>
105 X
.1944
gold 35*8
97
97
93
tMcCrory Stores deb gold 53*8___ 1941
J
Proof of claim filed by owner.
217,000
1950 M
692,000 McKesson A Robbins deb 55*8
4,000 *$Manatl Sugar 1st 8 f 75*c
1942 A
Certificates of deposit
1,000
'Stamped Oct 1931 coupon on.1942 A
Jack LAS
Sale
95
103
1951 F A
A
1962 MN
Loew's inc deb s f g 6s
.......1941 A O
138',655
...1952 A O
58,000 Lombard Elec 7s series A
1935 A O
19,000 Long Dock cons gold 6s.
56,000 Long Island gen g 4s...
......1938 J D
Unified gold 4s
1949 M
74,000
93,000
20-year deb 5s
......1937 M N
Guar ref gold 4s....
180,000
.....1949 M S
1944 A O
65,000 Lortilard (P) Co deb 7s
5s
1951 F A
45,000
340,000 Louisiana A Ark 1st 5s series A—1969 J
1952 MN
148,000 Louis? Gas A El 1st A ref 5s
35,000 lou A Jeff Bridge gu g 4s—....1945 M
Louis? A Nash? gold 5s...
1937 M N
II,000
J
Unified gold 4s
1940 J
237,000
1st A ref 55*8 sorted A
......2003
85,000
1st A ref 5s series B
.......2003
269,000
1st A ref 4Hs uerles C__
2003
476,000
Gold 5s
1941
3,000
Paducah A Mem Dl? 4s..
1946
149,000
St Louis Dl? 2d gold 3s....
1980 M S
73,000
Mob A Montg 1st g 4H*
1945 M S
11,000
South Ry Joint Monon 4s...
1952 J J
37,000
Atl Knox A Cin dl? g 4s
1955 M N
104,000
9,000 Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec 65*8.1944 F A
1st 4s asstd
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
35
Sale
35
Sale
100
80
Little Miami gen 4s series
Mex internet
WA
73
....
81,000 Liggett A Myers Tobacco 7s
5s
52,000
38
38
Sale
97
68
80
94
"40"
36
415*
345*
1075* 1075* 1075*
108
1085*
Sale
1095* Sale
Sale
685*
Sale
72
Sale
675*
73
685*
675*
1005*
Sale
101
1025* Sale
945*
985* Sale
95%
955*
265*
Sale
265* 305*
235*
245*
28
61
Sale
635* Sale
29M
83
Oct.
955*
42
lS?M
97
—
945*
39
Oct.
3
2
82
11% Mar. 28
55* Feb. 21
July 26
1 % Sept. 18
4
25
19
965* 1005*
101
95
Oct.
'
11
3
;
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
Oct.
Oct.
5
835*
82
81
89
70
t
.
2%
80%
Sale
Ask.
95* Sale
2
25*
8
3%
15*
Certificates of deposit
11,000
.—...1938
Bid.
Ask
Bid.
flowt Gent lit gold 5s
JAN. 1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
to
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
October
Value.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
565* Sept. 10
535* Sept. 21
40
Jan. 25
97
Mar.
1
75
Mar.
5
725* Apr.
70
2
Mar. 27
775* Feb.
7
61
Feb.
6
91 % May
9
81
Apr. 14
116
Mar. 19
1015* Oct. 11
969* July 21
925* Mar. 9
18
Feb.
8
25* Feb. 14
78
Mar. 2
1035* Aug. 21
91
May 25
100
July
5
June
9
855* Apr.
July
May
May
97
May
95
May
755* Apr.
75
Apr.
95* Apr.
55* Feb.
45* Feb.
45* Feb.
18
13
18
18
31
29
12
97
F
4
16
6
1
19
Nov., 1934]
Sales in
October
Value.
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
39
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
Oct. 1
K. Y. STOOK KXOHANOK.
Oct. 31
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
,
JAN. 1.
Highest.
Oct. 311934
Ask. Bid
Bid.
%
208,000
1938 J
J
J
J
5s gtd as to Int
,1938 J
1st fit ret 6s sarlos A...........1944 J
J
M St P & S S M 4s stpd guar
55,000
28,000
13,000
40,000
t«t con*
1st
cons
J
25-jroar g 5 Ma
.............1949 m e
1st rof SHs series B
1978 j j
MStPfitSSMfik Gent Term
-
107,000
1st Chic Term
s
f 4s........1941
MN
J
Mississippi Gent 1st 5s...
....1949 J
33,000 tMlssourl-IIUnols RR 5s ser A....1959 J J
197,000 Mo Kan ft Tea 1st g 4s
_..19°0 I D
29* Sale
30
20*
It*
36
16
15
18
20
51*
67
71
85
75
77
75* "95""
22*
19*
25
36
22
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
Oct.
22
2
15
3
66* Oct.
16
Sale
Sale
(
:
34* Oct. 29
27
39
31
25
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
23* Oct. 17
24* Oct. 16
70
Oct. 26
86*
Sale
I!*
77
68
73
Sale
80
77
69
Sale Prices.
20X
Sale
19
Oct.
86
Oct.
4
6
20
19
Oct.
91* Oct. 25
Feb. 19
49
22
Aug. 13
Oct.
42* Apr. 23
Feb.
June
Apr.
Apr.
56
18* Aug. 20
16
Aug. 31
38
34
60
' Jan.
80
Jan.
14
Jan.
~
75* Jan.
2
27
76* Feb.
3
77*
75*
67 *
Sale Prices.
29* Oct.
25
36
85
24*
20*
17
91
12
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
29* Oct.
27
39
19
15
69
38
22
"20""
Ask
34* Sale
19
30
24
16
Jan.
9
Aug. 25
Feb. 19
93* July 12
88
93
26
Mlssour-Kansas-Tszas RR—
Prior lien 5s series A.........1962 I
40-year >s series B............1942 J
145,000
63,000
43,000
129,000
J
1978 J J
1947 A 0
Pr lien mtge
4Vis ser D
Cum adjust 5s series A
J
Jan
74*
42*. Sale
57
34*
76* Oct.
70 *
69
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
79*
73
40
40
25* Sale
8*
9*
8 * Sale
23* Oct.
26
10
31
82
71
74
44
Oct. 25
Oct.
9
Oct.
3
Oct. 13
70
Jan.
91* Feb. 17
61
Aug.
63* Jan.
36
Sept.
2
"
6
Feb. 19
79
83* Apr. 14
62* Feb. 19
t Missouri Pacific RR Co—
1st fir refund 5s series A......1945 F
120,000
2,000
435,000
758,000
9,000
S
20
—
_
«•
_
26
27
«•
22
Certificates of deposit..........
General 4s...................1975 Ml
1st 8c ref 5s series P..
......1977 MN
.
8*
20
9* Sale
35
25
.....
Sale
1st ft ref ft fts ser G.
5,000
306,000
143,000
Convertible gold 5 Ma
1st ref gold 5s series H
351",006
1st 8c ref 5s
...
.
.1978 MN
Certificates of deposit..........
1949 MO
.......1980 A A
I
.......1981 MN
...
_
17,000
25* Sale
9,000
Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at 4%
July 1938
Mobile ft Blrm prior lien g 5s ...1945
Sale
■T
Small.
4
27
Oct.
24
23* Oct.
3
27
Oct.
25
23
Oct.
3
25* Oct.
11
75
Oct.
25
80
83
83
81
§9*
59
42
8
70
87
80 *
100 *
1955 MN
Mortgage-Bond Co 4s series 2....1944 A O
50,655 Murray Body 1st 4 Ms
......1934 J D
23,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s.......1947 MN
Mutual Union Tel 5s............lo4t MN
Constr M 4 Ms ser B
79 *
77
National Dairy Prod deb 5M*-—1948 F
National Ry of Mexico-
Oct.
17
99* Oct.
98* Oct.
8
93
Oct.
26
66
65
Oct.
1
97
z92
Oct.
Assent cash
war*
recta
..1977
5 on
Nat RR Mex prior Hen g 4 Ms ...1924
Aisent cash warr rect Nov 4 on
28,000
Flut cons gold 4s............1951
344,000
Assenting cash warr rect No 4 on
77
73
79
77
100
82
70
77
100*
84
Sale
Sale
83T
90
105
95
99
84* Oct.
97
90 * Sale
97
86
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
88* Oct.
Oct.
103* 104* 103* Oct.
103* 102
103*
89 *
receipt
ware
88
104*
D
A
99
.
Oct.
Oct.
25
17
Oct.
16
20
20
,
38* Feb.
35
6
Apr. 28
20* Feb.
5
5
Feb. 19
38* Feb.
5
34
Apr. 30
16* Feb.
5
38* Feb.
5
34
Feb.
7
Sept.15
Sept. 15
38* Feb.
5
34
Apr. 30
72* Jan.
15
Mar. 14
3
May
Jan. 11
Jan. 15
4
Jan.
89
93
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
87* Jan.
.
Jan.
81
9
Oct.
Oct.
14*
7 *
8
78
6
Oct.
79* Jan.
6
53
9
Jan.
74
Jan.
Oct.
18
Oct.
24
84* Jan.
74* Jan.
Oct.
13
77
Jan.
Oct.
29
73
Jan.
Oct.
8
30
86
95
Oct.
Jan.
97
Feb.
19 90
13 105
Oct.
Oct.
«0
Apr. 13
July 10
June 29
Jan. 27
Feb.
8
99* Jan.
4
Jan.
19
27
12
13
17
21* Feb. 19
23
86
17 103*
3 102*
3 100*
5 81*
Sept. 24
95* Jan. 20
74* Oct. 10
76
Oct.
91
60
22
90
19
19 76
2 100*
3
89
26
98*
2
91
x8§8
74*
23
July 27
July 25
July 16
June 19
Apr. 26
Jan.
Jan.
23
Aug. 22
Apr. 23
Jan.
5
5
Mar. 13
2 100* Oct. 18
5
19
2
76
85
89* June
11 103
2
June
6
June 29
97* July 16
19 100
Feb. 21
25 105* Aug. 13
5 103* Mar. 14
310,000
52,000
580,000
177,000
102,000
192,000
170,000
903,000
169,000
N
-
«*
Sale
4*
5*
5* Oct.
IIHI
5*
6*
6*
8H
6*
8
103 *
68
Sale
Ill*
103 H Sale
—
O
105* Sale
87 >|
88 *
77* Oct.
79
70* Oct.
113* Oct.
Sale
"66" "
109* Oct.
Sale"
Sale
58* Oct.
56* Oct.
Sale
54* Oct.
Sale
Sale
....1955
90* Oct.
87* Oct.
58*
63*
57%
New Orleans P S 1st fit ref 5s A...1952
Oct.
Sale
Sale
58 H
103
113* II"- 111* Oct.
104* Sale 103* Oct.
78
85 *
70 * Sale
113* Sale
109* 109*
N O fit N'eastern ref 4Ms series A.1952
53
79
Oct.
New Orleans Term 1st 4s guar...1953
82*
Sale
{N O Tex fit Mex
11*
22
21
18* Oct.
18* Oct.
21
20
Ss.1935
non cum inc
.........1954
First 5s series B_.
G......1954
1954
First 5M* series A............1954
Npt fit Cln B gen gu g 4M* .....1945
NrY fit Bklyn St M B cons g 5s
1935
conv
93
75
Mich Cunt coil g 3Ms......
76*
99
66
Refunding 5Ms series A......1974
Refunding 4Ms series C......1978 M 8
3-year 4% gold notes..........1935 A O
...
N Y fit Erie—See Erie RR.
1948 J
D
1949 F A
5s. 1946 M N
2000 M N
31,000 N V fic Harlem g 3Ms.
198,000 N Y Lack fit Western 4s ser A.... 1973 MN
Guar 4Ms series B
1973 NN
8,000
1942 M N
3,000 NYLKftW Coal fic RR »M«
J
Dock fic Impt 1st 5s........... 1943 J
7,000
....
104 *
1941
M 8
N Y fic N £ Boston Ter 1st 4s.... 1939 M
IV*
80
Sale
Sale
65* Jan.
78* Jan.
95* July 12
3 106
29
July
19
62* Apr. 27
May 2
July 20
19 86
2 100
2* Jan.
11
6* Oct.
19
2* Jan.
11
6* Oct.
25
2* Jan.
18
9* Sept. 20
Oct.
19
Oct.
6* Oct. 19
1 105* Oct. 31
1
2 113
1 105
15
83*
1
70*
1 115
5 110*
16 91*
1
3
22
100
65
88
95
75
91*
85
94*
93* Sale
93*
100*
97*
15
66
22
22* Oct.
21* Oct.
18
17
16
18
Oct.
16
22
19
17
17
2
26
Oct.
2
25
Oct.
2
68* Oct. 25
93* Oct. 25
96* Oct. 16
16
2
Oct.
1
Oct.
5
2
Sale
78* Oct.
6
Sale
78* Oct.
98* Oct.
64
83
5
Oct.
6 100* Oct.
1
69
Oct.
1
60
Oct.
1
66
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
63
Oct.
83* Oct.
26
25
25
19
25
24
105* Oct.
25
8
Oct,
1
56) i Oct.
9
Oct.
45
1
5 114? 4 Oct.
20
23
4
15 1071
1
93* I
97
Sale
103* Sale
,
101* 105
100*
Jan.
54
Jan.
41* Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
101
Jan.
58* Oct. 19
58* Oct. 24
58* Oct. 19
23
82 * Jan.
40* Jan.
62* Jan.
16
Jan.
17* July
18* Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
85*
55*
47*
49
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
96
101
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
93* Oct.
101* Oct.
99
Oct.
23
24
31
Oct.
17
8
22
17
931
8 101]
10 100]
Oct.
Oct.
37
Jan.
Tan.
99* Jan.
Feb.
U*
33
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
16
June
88
12 101
5
80*
8
70
June 28
18 107*
67
9
58
6 115
Oct.
3
Aug.
Apr.
Apr.
4
80
Apr.
10 106* Aug.
2
17
14
12
20
3
1
Mar. 14
Mar,
9
June 15
110* Apr. 12
5 110
Oct.
2 116* Aug.
5 108
Aug.
Jan.
3 88
Jan. 10 95*
Sept. 18 97*
Feb. 23 104
75* Tan. 25 95
87
Feb.
6 101*
68
86
92 *
100
25
6
8
Apr. 14
June 15
July 13
Aug,
4
Apr. 24
Oct.
8
95* Apr. 23 100* June 28
8
For footnotes, see page 33.
4
I
32
33
48* Sept. 18
31
Oct.
31
17
14
17
5
15
71
Oct.
Oct.
65
90
4
107
Oct.
65
8
9
8
13
18
94)
97)
4
July 24
Apr. 23
2
Apr. 24
Apr. 25
July 24
75* May
Feb,
25
103]
June 23
June
Oct.
1
11
77
July
Oct.
23
92
11
8
96
11 116
5 108
Oct.
31
5
99
75
13 110
109) 4 Oct. 23
92* July 16
June
7
85
2 115* July 23
2
July 12
12
Oct.
94* Oct.
93* Oct.
24
24
9
80* Jan.
55* Sept. 17
9
69* Jan.
79* Jan.
115* Oct.
105* Oct.
102
Oct.
Oct.
Jan. 25 102* Aug. 16
101* Feb. 20 103* June 16
83
Jan.
9 101
Apr. 23
9
109* Sept. 15 118* June
9
73* Jan.
90* Feb. 24
Feb. 16
55* Sept. 17 75
60
Sept. 17 82
Apr. 12
109* Jan.
105* Tan.
105* Jan.
2
19
9
16
84
80
91
77* Oct.
105* Jan.
57* Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
6113
3 105
1
26
17
85
22
23
3
6* Oct.
2 105* July
31
59* Oct.
94* Oct.
Sale
103* Jan.
88* Jan,
69* Jan.
96
Sale
58
Jan.
25
13
Sale
82*
"Sale
95*
Ill*
80*
58*
63
91
22
8
4
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
92
10
11
13
3
26
Oct.
Oct.
24
24
2
Oct.
Oct.
2
18
Oct.
Oct.
100*
a?*
83*
114* 115* 115*
Sale
105* 105* 108
.......
...
Oct.
17* Oct.
55* Sale
53*
60
62* Sale
63* Sale
104* 105* 103* 105* 104*
106*
107* Sale 106
54* Sale
56* Sale" 53*
39*
39* Sale
44* Sale
113* 114
114* Sale
113*
108* 109* 109* Sale 108*
109* Sale 109* Sale 108*
55
130,000 N Y Connecting 1st gu 4Ms A...1953
1st gtd 5s series B._
1953
16,000
1951
50,000 N Y Dock 1st gold 4s
Serial 5s g notes..
1938
94,000
107,000 N Y Edison 1st fic rsf 4Ms ser A..1941
1st lien fit ref 5s B............1944
156,000
1st lien fic ref 5s series C.......1951
140,000
* fic Long Branch gen 4a.
96
59* Sale
1998
St Louis 1st g 4s....1937
N Y fic Greenw L prior lien gu
Sale
89* Sale
.......1942
Purchase money coll tr g 4s
Sale
Sale
Ref fit Impt. 4 M« series A
2013
Lake Shore coll g 3Ms........1998
N Y Gas El Lt Ht fie Pow 5s
Sale
Sale
83*
Sale
1997
*Ms...
Sale
Sale
A............1998 FA
v c ft H R g mtge
Oct.
19
6* Oct.
101* Oct.
103* 102* Oct. 26
Ref fit Impt 4 M* series A......2013 A O
Ref fic Impt 5s series G........2813 A O
Debenture 4s of 1912
24*
Sale
Conv secured 6s..............1944 M N
Consoi 4s series
Sale
Sale
1935 M N
deb 4s...
22
25
Sale
1st mtge gold 5« series
1st 4 Ms series D
N V Cent RR
Feb.
53
8* Oct. 18
Oct.
4* Oct.
4* Sale
A
99
"6* Oct" "25
1
Oct.
5* Sale
New Orleans Great Nor 5s ser A..1983
1st fie ref 5s series B
„
82* Jan. 16
O
...
41,000
19,000
102,000
236,000
24,000
10,000
60,000
32,000
107,000
112,000
1,000
3,000
113,000
750,000
259,000
378,000
673,000
-
89
Oct. 16 93* Oct. 24
94* 91
104* Sale 104* Oct. 31 104* Oct. 31
53
Oct. 29 57
Oct. 10
53* Sale
84*
Oct. 31
99* Sale
98* Oct.
1 100
4*
A
6,000 New England RR cons 5s guar..l945 J J
J
Coos guar 4s.
......1945 J
2,000
92,000 New England T fit T 39-yr 5s A...1952 J D
1st g 4 Ms series B
67,000
1941 MN
17,000 N J Junction RR gu 1st 4s...... 1986 F A
1964
153,000 N J Pow fit Light 1st 4MS
».
91*
54* Sale
84*
J
No
90,000 Newberry (J i) Co 5M*———.—1940
6
75* May 22
76
88
99*
65*
Steel 1st coll 5s............1954 A O
Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s.........1954 M N
Newark Consoi Gas 5s..........1948 J D
N
12
80
.00*
99*
95*
67*
86
69
%%
571,000 Nat
N Y Chic «t
8
16* Oct. 16
10* Oct. 29
85* Oct. 29
100 * 101* 100* Oct. 25 101* Oct.
6
77
§§^ 74* Oct. 10 74* Oct. 15
§1%
1957
No 4 on
Guar 4s Apr 1914 coupon
6,000
80
Sale
95 *
88
A..1978 F A
1937 F A
Nassau Alec guar gold 4s atpd...!951 J
National Acme 1st mtge 4s......1942 J
Prior lien 58-year s f 4Mb
8,000
94,000
14
82
Sale
15* Oct. 22
8* Oct. 19
1
8* Oct.
Sale
99
95
60
50*
13*
35
Feb.
39
Jan.
8* Aug. 8
20
Sept. 17
19* Sept. 12
20
Sept. 15
20
Sept.13
6
July 26
20
Sept. 15
22
Aug. 17
Son—See Mfrs* Trust Co
19,000 Nashville Chat fie St L 1st 4s
7,000 Nash Flo fie Sheff 1st gu g 5s
"¥,666
10*
72*
Gen 8c ref 5s series B..........1955
Gen ft ref s f 4Ms ser C........ 1955
Gen 8c ref s f 5s ser D.......... 1955
4,000
144,000 Morris 8c Co 1st sf 4
1939
354,000 Morris 8c Essex 1st gu
2SM
Constr M 5s ser A............1955 MN
77,000
Assent
15 *
Sept. 15
22
48
55
99
57
Sec 5% notes
26,000
....1938 MS
2,000 Mohawk 8c Mai 1st gu g 4s......1991 M S
119,000 Mont Gent 1st gu g 4s..........1937 J J
1st guar gold 5s....
47,000
........1937 J J
206,000 Montana Power 1st ft ref 5s A...1943 J J
Deb gold 5s series A...
..1942 3 D
31,000
Montecatlnl Mln ft Agr Co Inc
Deb g 7s.....
32,000
..1937
19,000 Mont Tram 1st & ref 5s series A..1941
General ft refunding 5s A.....1955
5,000
.....
75* Oct. 24
89
14*
20
85
83
99
81
45
10*
11",656
5
23* Oct.
7
96,000
9
26* Oct. 25
25* Oct. 22
26* Oct. 17
25* Oct. 22
8* Oct.
1
Sale
25
30
704,500
7
5
25
11
Oct.
Oct.
10* Oct. .11
31
75
Mortgage gold 4»............. 1945
36,000
24
25 * Sale
25
....
20
85
83
...............
Namm (AI)&
27
Oct.
{Mobile ft Ohio gen gold 4s.....1938 M S
15,000
Montgomery Div 1st g 5s......1947 PA
28,000
Refunding ft Improv't 4Ms ...1977 M S
136,000
24
Oct.
Oct.
24* Oct.
7
8* Sale
20
Certificates of deposit..........
Small
20
Sale
25
3
11
22
Certificates of deposit......
ser
20
20
6
Oct.
8* Oct, 31
23* Oct.
3
23
Certificates of deposit........
232,000
24
N. Y. STOCK
30
Sales in
N.
Value.
T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
£0.
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
to
Oct.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
October
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Lowest.
Highest:
1.
Highest.
311934
Sals Prices.
Sale Prices.
Ask. Bid.
Ask
Sals Prices.
49 M
45
Bid.
42
48
42% Oct.
22
42
46
39
42
Oct.
24
39
Oct.
4
38
8
43% Oct.
25
38
Oct.
8
43
42
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
43%
2
46
16
42
Oct.
2
41% Oct.
40% Oct.
2
46% Oct.
18
2
43% Oct.
23
Oct.
Oct.
31
62
Oct.
30
69%
38%
49%
95%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
17
11
2
41% Oct.
40
Sept. 12
55
Sept. 21
63
Sept. 24
Sale Prices.
N Y New Haven & Hertford—
1947
Non-coiiT debenture
1947
Non-conv debenture
1954
Non-con? debenture 4«
1955
Non-con? debenture 4a....... 195<>
Convertible debenture iHi—1956
Convertible debenture 4e—..1948
Collateral trust 44
1940
Debenture 4s
1957
9,000
39,000
27,000
113,000
123,000
27,000
381,000
167,000
200,000
324,000
101,000
Non-conv debenture
55,000
N Y
42 %
A
O
39
A
J
If
J
1
A
II
O
38
42
44
42 %
Sale
N
J
J
O
N
41%
43 X
Sale
D
i
-
63
Pro? ft Boston gen 4s
6%s
ser
B ctfs
...
61%
52 M
45
1965 J
J
1951 M N
1962
—
47 X
95
52%
.1993 A O
Jan 1945 Apr
...
37
43 %
82
4s
56,000 N Y RysCorpInc4s
Prior lien 6s series A
29,000
2,000 * Y ft Rich Gas 1st 6s A
11,000 {N Y State Rys 4%s A ctfs
64
35
1992 If S
1955 1 D
-.1942 A O
N Y ft Putnam 1st con guar
"59 %
55
.1954 Ml N
—
41
40
Ont Ik West 1st g 4s...June
General 4s
ii",66o
8
1947 J
1st A ref 4^> Mr of 1917
4arlem R A Pt Che* «n 4s
228,000 N Y
M
1962
81M
66 %
4
56
96
IX
1%
87,666
New York Steam 1st as ser
A---.1947 M N
98
49,000
42,000
1st mortgage 5s.........
...1951 M N
..1956 M N
90
17,000
6,000
25,000
1,000
276,000
11,000
193,000
60,000
145,000
1st mortgage 5s...
1937
1937
...—...1940
Terminal 1st gold 5s
.—..1943
N Y Tel 1st ft gen» 1 4 Ms
1939
N Y Trap Rock 1st s f g 4s
1946
N Y Susq ft West 1st
rM g 5s
Second gold 4>*s
General gold 5s
N Y Westches ft Bos
I J
F A
F A
M N
MN
J D
1946 J
1st 4Ms
Nlag Lock fr Ont Pow 1st 5a A —1955 A O
Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5%s
1950 M N
Nordeutsche Lloyd (Bremeni—
20-vear « f 6a
1947 M N
54,000
-
.
New 4 6%
17,000
1947 MN
177,000 Nord Rys extl s f 4Ms
-.1950 A O
100,000 ♦{Norfolk .South 1st Ar res 5s A..1941 F A
Certificates of deposit........
67,000
.
♦{Norfolk
191",666
65,000
14,000
145",606
Ol South
1st g 5s
Norfolk A West Rv 1st con a
—1941 M N
4s—1996 A O
...1944 I
Pocahontas C A C joint 4s....1941 J
No Amer Cement deb efts A....-194V M
Dlv 1st A gen g4s_.
1961 F
North American Co deb 5s
J
D
8
A
56,000 North Am Edison deb 5s ser A—1957 M 8
F A
Deb 5 Ms ser B
69,000
Aug 15 1963
Deb 5s series C
Nov 15 1969 MN
86,000
North Cent gen ft ref 5s ser A—1974 M 8
Gen & ref 4%v series A
1974 M 8
{Northern Ohio 1«r guar 4 5*
1945 A O
Ex Apr '33, Oct *33, Apr *34 coups
Stamped as to sale of April 1 and
54,000
63,000
336",000
116.000
Gen lien ry A Id gt
Ref A Impt 5s Series
C
Ref A Impt 5s Series D.
.
Northern Rv of Callt guar 5s
48
38
40
105 X
5
4
14 X
91X
97 X
96
17 X
61M
55
56
54
98
88
35
352*
68%
2047
2047
—2047
64
61
1st ft ref 6s series B
193S
89
93
41% Sale
Sale
56
Sale
68
Sale
63
Sale
63
35
Sale
35
Sale
44
Sale
Oct.
43% Oct.
31
Sale
95
Sale
93% Oct.
10
Sale
65
Oct.
4
65
Oct.
31
55%
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
51% Oct.
6
58
Oct.
25
57
65
47
50%
43%
168%
15%
•
83%
53
47
Sale
Sale
48%
40%
168%
16%
Sale
86
84
83%
86 %
83%
84%
78
77% Sale
105
104%
82
45
Sale
Sale
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st «•
.194?
Ohio Pub Service 1st & ref
7 Ms. .1946
J
A
O
89""
A
78
D
90
A
O
87
{Old Ben Coal 1st g 6s
.1944
F
A
11X
Ontario Power N F 1st 5a
.1943 F
A
99
Ontario Transmission 1st 5s
.1945 MN
F
.1936 J
Oregon RR A Nav con g «■.. . . .1946 J
1946 J
Oregon Short Line 1st con g As
D
.1946 J
J
*
J
Ore-Wash RRfcNav lstfcref is.. .1961
Oslo Gas A Elec extl s f g
I
5s.u— .1963 M S
.1941 M
94 X
83 X
100
99 X
77 X
65%
8
20
1946 J D
5,000 Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s..
J
144,000 Pacific G & B gen A ref 5s ser A..1942 J
15,000 Pacific Pub Serv 5% g notes—...1936 M S
1938 F A
34,000 Pacific RR of Mo 1st axi 4s
J
3d extended gold 5s........
193V J
9,000
J
1937 J
59,000 PaciMc Tel ft Tel 1st 5s
91,000
30-year 5s series A
......1952 MN
J
17,000 Paducab A Illinois 1st • f 4Ms..1955 J
13,000 *{Pan-Am Petr (Cal) 1st g 6s
1940 J V
Certificates of deposit............
40,000
120,000 Paramount B'way 1st 5 Ms
1951
Certificates of deposit..—......
17,000
{Paramount-Famous-Lasky 6s
1947
J D
♦Proof of claim filed by owner—__
424,000
Certificates of deposit—......
243,000
25
Otis Steel
sec
g 6s series
A..
{Paramount Publix Corp 5Ms
4
70% Apr. 26
6
99K June
f7%
50
Jan.
5
Feb.
24
Jan.
4
68% Feb.
5
4
Jan.
4
71% Jan.
9
25
87% July 17
Sept. 10
49% Oct.
105
Oct.
30
103
102% Jan.
May
4% May
5
Jan.
4
2
3
63
Oct.
16
50
Jan.
8
48
Oct.
16
43
Jan.
50
Oct.
25
38% Jan.
82% Jan.
106%
106%
25
9
10
17
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
51%
44%
169%
18%
17%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
24
1 106% Oct.
Oct.
2 108
2 105% Oct.
26
30
17
18
31
8
30
30
3
24
17
11
15
103
Jan.
31
7
4
8 110% June 22
97% Jan.
98%
108%
52%
30
39%
5 103%
3
67%
31
76
56%
58%
25
98%
2 109%
48% Sept. 14
36% Oct. 30
63
Oct.
30
24
May
May
Apr.
July
July
18
1
10
12
24
Feb.
24
Oct.
90
Jan.
50
Jan.
2
59% Apr. 26
July 20
6
72% Feb.
45% Jan.
40% Oct.
128
Jan.
2
73
8
Jan.
7% Jan.
14% Jan.
98% Jan.
100%
99%
22%
63%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10 106
Apr.
6
49
Aug. 18
20
2 171% June 26
9
25
Apr. 20
2
22
Apr. 24
3
40
Apr.
5 107% July
19
24
16 108% Aug.
8
3
2 106% Aug.
Feb. 16
12
40
87% Oct.
19
8
91% July
20
Sale
81
4
84
Oct.
19
61
Jan.
3
91
83% Oct.
5
26
62
Jan.
4
95
77
3
86% Oct.
79
Oct.
July
July
15
56% Jan.
9
87% July
26
20
18
Sale
78%
50
49
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
99% Feb. 17 106% July 20
60
Jan. 20
May
3
64
May
3
35% Jan. 23
—
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
90
89
35
103
Sale
104% Sale
106% 107% 106% Sale
Oct.
104
95% Oct.
65% Oct.
Oct.
25
24
99% Oct.
69% Oct.
25
83
Jan.
60
Jan.
Oct.
84
Oct.
18
73
Sept.
91
Oct.
98
Oct.
25
85% Sept.
83% Oct.
82% Oct.
90% Oct.
25
91
Oct.
25
76% Jan.
75% Jan.
102% Oct.
106% Oct.
Sale
Oct.
78% Oct.
48
Oct.
3 104% Oct.
23
31 107% Oct.
22 100
Oct.
1
80
Oct.
20
9
22
5
71
Wn*
97
Oct.
106% Oct.
103% Oct.
2 109% Oct.
8 105% Oct.
15
89
Jan.
24
78
Oct.
104% 104
103% 102% Oct.
12
11% Oct.
15 104% Oct.
18
100
24 103% Oct.
23
13% Oct.
27
89
17
26
12
100
Oct.
22
90
Oct.
48
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
15
72
Apr.
4
100
77% Sept.
26
Apr.
7
18
24
20
20
13
14
14
105% July
107% July
Jan.
53% Oct.
Apr.
90% Apr.
103
89% Jan.
94% Jan.
100
Apr.
105% July
101
July
74% Jan.
79
100
79% Sale
52
34% Jan.
102
100
52
Mar. 12
24
65
55%
Oct.
78
6 108% Oct.
6
10
30
49
Sale
Jan.
Tan.
1
65
101% 102% 104
96% Sale
98%
69
65% Sale
78%
80
82%
91% Sale
95%
88
85% Sale
88
83
Sale
2$
June 26
Apr.
16
40% Oct. 20
zl66% Oct. 9
16% Oct. 31
15% Oct.
1
103% Oct.
105% Oct.
6
109% Oct.
106% Oct.
106% Oct.
2
Jan.
90
9
100
M 5
.1937
.1947
5s stamped
58
31
Jan.
96
10
20
26
Oct.
J*
63
17
Jan.
Oct.
83
83% Oct.
49
48
1st guar cons
Oct.
Oct.
6
Apr. 25
89% Apr. 27
43
31
Oct.
Wi
2
Feb.
35
31
105% Oct.
Feb.
11
84% Oct.
9% Oct.
78
May
4
Apr. 21
May
2
5
Oct.
3
Feb.
8*
Sale
36
45 X
—
105
60
49%
17
8
65
3
31 108% Oct.
22
3
Oct.
108% Oct.
47
102
41
34,000 Ogden A Lake Ch 1st guar fl 4s. .1948 J
1st A ref 7s series B
2% Oct.
11
22
25
39
78%
General gold 5a
Oct.
56
Sale
17
15
16%
36
36
30%
30%
106% Sale
101% Sale
106% Sale
106% Sale
105
105% 105% 106
68 X
Ohio River RR 1st g 5a
Oct.
48
96 X
37,000
4,000
4,000
19,000
39,000
5,000
147,000
48,000
30,000
797,000
13,000
38,000
66
108
47
Oct.
50
47%
98% Oct.
97% 100
96%
98%
107% Oct.
108% Sale
107% Sale
49
Oct.
52% Sale
49%
52
Sale
37
36% Oct.
38% Sale
101
Sale
104% 104% 100% Oct.
63
Oct.
67% Sale
59%
68
4,000 N'western Teled 4%s^extended __1944
82,000 Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 5»s
1957 MN
22", 000
83% Oct.
8% Oct.
61%
60
53
42% Oct.
90
82
84%
SIX "84k"
10
8 X
9% Sale
Sale
66
78
63 X
106 X 109 X 108% Sale
3%
3
2%
3%
3%
3
3%
2%
108 X Sale
109% Sale
105 X 106% Sale
105
Sale
105
105% 106
44
26
90
90
46
56
Oct.
99
1941
..1941
North States Power 5s A
%
60
A— ..2047
Ref A Impt 6s Series B
90
50%
Jan 3047
3s
Ref A Impt 4Ms Series
BIX
72 X
102 X
45 X
36%
76
.1997
Northern faclftc prior lieu «•
40 %
43
34%
74%
Oct 1 1933 and April 1 1934 coups
50.000 Nor Ohio Trac & Lt 6s ser A
1947
522,000
525,000
118,000
1,042,000
91X
%
Sale
42
4
42% Oct.
98%
64
80
84
103 X
104 X
93
101%
108% 107
105%
103% 104
104
104% 104
101
103% 102%
1-4 %
10
13%
Sale
106
108%
106
109
Sale
Sale
101
Jan.
110%
1 104
Oct.
101% Sale
103% Sale
101% Oct.
zlll %Oct. 15 113% Oct.
109% 111% 112% Sale
111% 115
112% Sale
112% Oct. 10 113% Oct.
2
96
Oct.
96% Sale
98% Sale
99% Oct.
86
85
86
8
88%
86
Oct.
84% Oct.
Sale
Sale
60
56
z56
Oct, 29
60% Oct.
1
101
Jan.
33%
31%
104% Sale
94%
93%
96% Sale
90
94%
106% Sale
109% Sale
104
104%
44
108
106
106
Oct.
Oct.
33% Sale
32% Oct.
106% Sale
102% Oct.
93
92
Oct.
94%
99%
99% 96% Oct.
98
90
Oct.
92%
Sale
107
115% Oct.
110% 111
109% Oct.
Oct.
103% 105% 104
39%
36
Oct.
35%
35
38%
35% Oct.
41
43%
39% Oct.
25
37%
39%
36%
Sale
45
41
44
41
Oct.
59%
Sale
55
Sale
55
22 X
15
Feb.
.....
43
60%
56% Sale
1 109
1 106
Oct.
25
25
19
24
30
23
"11% Oct.
30
Sale
38
27%
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
106
25%
27 X
5
Aug.
4
107
Aug. 10
104% July 20
104
Aug.
2
15 110
92
104%
104%
83%
69%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
28
Jan.
25
33% Oct.
31
4
106% Oct.
31
5
93% Oct.
2
11 113% Oct. 25
5 115
Aug.
1
10 100% July 12
8
"
May
4
2
July
67
Jan.
Oct.
25
87% Jan.
3
Oct.
11
84
2 107% Oct.
4 111% Oct.
29
9 105%
Oct.
25
4
Oct.
94
25
Apr. 24
Aug. 29
Jan.
104% Jan.
105% Jan.
June
29
38% Oct.
11
44
Oct.
20
30
43
Oct.
20
30
Jan.
Oct.
31
61% Oct.
55% Oct.
26
61
Oct.
3
26
61% Oct.
61% Oct.
3
3
'
28
Jan.
29% Jan.
28% Jan.
25
Apr. 10
Apr. 24
May
5
May
7
Jan.
18
19
Oct.
100% Mar.
25% Jan.
3
11
38
13
Apr. 20
July 11
Aug. 24
June 27
100% Jan.
1 100
3
14
110% July 27
2 104% Aug.
4
Jan.
10
Feb.
110% July
8
4
61% Sept. 28
61% Sept. 28
1950 FA
♦Proof of claim filed by owner...
506,000
Certificates of deposit.
443,000
106,000 Paris-Orleans RRBxt s * 5Ms... 1968
20,000 Park Lexington 6Ms ctfs
1953
1944
10,000 Parmelee Trans conv deb 6s
12%
14
...
104 X
M
J
8
A
O
1949 M
8
2,000 Paterson A Passaic G ft E 5s
43,000 Pathe Exch deb 7» r»lrh warr
.1937 M N
4,000 Paulista Ry 1st & ref 7s ser A
1942 M S
14
102
73 X
45 X
60%
60%
159%
14
12%
111%
96
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
21%
99%
55
55
155
13%
25
113
98%
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
Sale
89
85
55% Oct.
55
155
Oct.
Oct.
13% Oct.
21
Oct.
111% Oct.
97% Oct.
89
Oct.
31
31 159% Oct.
18
14
Oct.
16
3
1
2
61% Sept. 28
61% Sept. 28
162% July 28
22% Mar. 23
35% Apr. 12
111% Oct. 13
29% Jan.
29
Jan.
123% Jan.
9% Jan.
14
Sept.
103% Jan.
25
Oct.
13 111% Oct.
5
99% Oct.
10
17
85
Jan.
100
10
15
50
Jan.
90
9
94
90
Oct.
13
June
6
Sept. 27
V
Pennsylvania Co—
1,000
36,000
5,000
Guar 3Ms tr ctfs series A
1937
Guar 3 Ms coll tr cttc ser B
Guar g 3Ms tr ctfs series C
Guar g 3M* tr ctfs Series D
1941
1942
1944
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s Ser E..1952
Secured gold 4Ms
1963
8,000
6,000
196,000
90,000 Penn
Dixie Cement 1st 6s A.....1941
MS
F
J
D
J
D
U N
MN
M S
101%
*81 *
96
95
24
Oct.
5 103% Oct.
67
Oct.
Jan. 29 101%
94% Apr. 27 100
86
Jan. 26
99%
3
99%
86% Feb.
85
Jan. 24
99%
2 103%
85% Jan.
10
25
63
Oct.
100% Oct.
95% Oct.
105% Oct.
3
102% Oct.
17
Jan.
5
98% Oct.
25
85
79
101% Oct.
9 101% Oct.
98
98
Sale
98
Oct.
15
96
100
98% Oct.
96% Oct.
15
94%
96%
96%
99
95%
97%
100% 101% 103
Sale
65
64%
99
98
Sale" 100% Oct.
65%
63
23
Oct.
99% Oct.
98% Oct.
96% Oct.
98
26
15
23
Oct.
2
10
77
Sept. 11
July 31
July
7
July 11
May 31
July 12
Apr. 25
Penn Ohio A Detroit RR—
218,000
1st A ref gold 4 Ms series
A
1977
A
O
794,000 Penn Pow A Lt 1st M 4Ms
1981 A O
2,000 Penn RR consol gold 4s... ....1943 M N
Consol gold 4s
83,000
1948 M N
21,000
Stamped dollar bonds......1948 M N
Consol 4M* issue of 1915
42,000
I960 F A
General 4M* Series A.........1965 J D
750,000
General 5s Series B
....1968 J D
122,000
15-year secured 6M....1936 P A
380,000
Secured gold 5s
247,000
1964 MN
Debenture gold 4M«
...1970 A O
639,000
.
...
-
General 4Ms series D ........1981 A O
598,000
Gen mtge 4%s series E
571,000
.....1984 J J
18,000 Peoples Gas ft Coke 1st 6s
.1943 A O
169,000
Refunding gold 5s
1947 M S
Sale
Sale
105
106"" 106% Sale"
Sale
95
Sale
95
Sale
108%
97
J
98
Sale
105%
105% Sale
109% Sale
101% Sale
106% Sale
105% Sale
100% Sale
86% Sale
For footnotes, see page 33.
101%
100%
96%
105%
Sale
Sale
106
Oct.
26 105% Oct.
4
107% Oct.
1 107% Oct.
8
26
101
100
5 103% June 27
Jan.
12 106% July
14
26
Jan.
2 107% Oct.
4 107% Oct.
26
25
5 112
17
13
11
Jan.
6
106% 107% 105% Oct.
111% 112
109% Oct.
102% Sale
99% Oct.
1 112
Oct.
25
103
Jan.
3 103
Oct.
24
108
Oct.
16
Jan. 11
Jan. 18
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
4
Jan.
6
Jan.
Aug. 11
2
Jan.
105%
103"
25
99% Jan.
Sale
106
Oct.
1 109
Sale
105% Oct.
100% Oct.
85% Oct.
1 106
Oct.
9
3 104
3
91
Oct.
Oct.
22
88%
97%
103%
91%
25
78%
1
97
Oct.
24
97
Oct.
25
111% Oct.
26
83%
91%
100%
Sale
Sale
95
Oct.
96% Sale
97
Sale
94% Oct.
110% 111% 108% Oct.
97
Oct.
99% Sale
1
1
1 100
Oct.
10
83
Jan.
99% July
July
103% July
110
July
107% June
104% July
92% July
15
12
20
8
98% June
97
July 30
112% June 28
2 103% June 20
Sales in
BONDS
October
Value.
N.
st
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Oct.I
to
Oct.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
Sale
4s...-.-.1940 A O
cons
50
A
O
57
64
69
64
Oct.
7
9
Peoria Be Pekln Un 1st BH* 4...1974 F
Pere Marquette 1st 5s series A—1956 J
A
Income 4s (flat)
1990
1st 4 4Hi series C
......
Phlla Bait & Wash 1st 4 4s
1980
1943
M
51
48
8
46
9534
A
General 434s series D_.
1st Be ret 4 4s
J
1973 J
1949 M 8
Phlla Be Read C Be I ref 5s
Convertible deb 6s..
1,000
4,000
1,000
70,000
68,000
246,000
Sale
Sale
10734
10234
6234
4834
2434
Sale
108
101
Sale
100
4854
36
2334
9934
A
O
100
4
A
O
100
A
J
D
MN
F
F
A
I
D
A
O
J
J
1940 A O
J
First consol gold 5s
...1943 J
Pitts Va & Char 1st guar 4s....1943 MN
Pitts Shen 8r L E 1st 4 5s
1,000 Pitts Be West Va 1st 4Ks
1st mtge 4Hi series B
20,000
1st mtge AH* series G
30,000
A -.1958 J
....1959 A
ser
10054
9434
8934
9634
Sale
Sale
Sale
*103
100
107
10734
10734
10434
98
98
9734
94"
56
52
97
102
J
61
80
1953 F
A
61J4
83
1953 F
A
66
80
80
800,000 Portland General Electric AH*—1960 M S
3734
4434 Sale
Assented
20,000
1935 J
103,000 Portland Gen Elec 1st 5s
57,000 Porto Rlcan Am Tobac conv 6s__ 1942 J
791,000 Postal Teleg 5c liable coll 5s
1953 J
1933 J
80,000 *tPressed Steel Car 10-year 5s
1,000 Providence Securities deb 4s gu._1957 M N
46
.1956 M P
Public Serv E Ac G 1st 5c ref * H»..l%7 J D
1st 5c ref 4 H*
36,000
1970 F A
1st Be ref gold 4s..—
.......1971 A O
131,000
8134
9834
424,000 Pure Oil Co s f g 5H% notes
1937 F A
Sinking fund gold 534s..—...1940 M 8
413,000
J
111,000 Purltv Bakeries Corp sf IS* ...1948 J
I Radio Keith Orph pt pd ctfs
♦for deb 6s & com stk (65% pd)
Debenture gold 6s
42,000
...194! J D
178,000 Read Co Jersey Cen coll 4 4s..
1951 A O
J
J
Gen Be ref AH* series A
275,000
...1997
J
Gen Be ret AH* series B
1997 J
187,000
1937 M N
39,000 Remington Arms 1st s f 6s
Rem Rand 5H* A with warr.. ..1947 M N
410,000
87
Providence Terminal 1st 4s
47,666
6s.1941 M N
1940 A O
Rensselaer 5c Saratoga 1st gu
114",000
Republic Iron Br Steel
f 5s.
•
J
Ref & gen 534s series A
1953 J
220,000
91,000 Revere Copper Be Brass 6s A..—1948 M 8
J
J
Rbeinelbe Union s f g 7a...
1946
126,000
124,000 Rhine-Ruhr
1953 J
Wat Serv 6s
J
8,000 Rhine-West Elec Power 7s.. ....1950 MN
Direct mortgage gold 6s
28,000
1952 MN
Cons mtge 6s..
..1953 F A
47,000
Cons mtge 6s with warrants.1955 A O
49,000
76,000 nRichfleld Oil of Calif 6s...1944 M N
M N
Certificates of deposit
150,000
......
Richmond Be Mecklenburg 1st 4s. 1948 M N
Y.666
35
3134
15
31
73
9634
J
1945 A
O
O
St Jos 5c Grand Island 1st g 4s..1947 J
J
warr
J
J
...1941 MN
Lead deb 534s..
..1937 MN
Joseph Ry L H 6 P 1st 5s
J
Sale
107
Sale
Sale
Sale
85
Sale
Sale
Sale
86
50
8334
10534
70
6434
June 27
18
Feb.
21
10834 Oct.
108
July
10734 Oct.
10434 Oct.
27
Oct.
26
10334 July
1
98
16
18
11
98
105
23
29
18
June 25
13
10534 July 24
109
July 27
Oct.
13
108
June
11
3 10834 Oct.
11 10834 Oct.
23
110
23
110
3 10234 Oct.
24
July
July
July
Sept.
12
14
10
10
Apr.
7934 July
80
Apr.
100
May
10934 July
88
May
95
Apr.
8934 July
20
6
25
9
2
10
18
23
16 10334 Oct.
Oct.
13 108
13 108
16
103
56
31
56
24
56
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
10
6734 Jan.
8034 Oct.
11
69
Jan.
Jan.
39
Jan.
16
46
Oct.
31
1
47
37
Oct.
42
4434
Sale
10634 Oct.
10734 Sale
107
Oct.
107%
10234 Oct.
10434 Sale
9934
9934 9834 Oct.
9534 Oct.
9634 Sale
Sale
84
Oct.
3234 Sale
9534 Sale
31
Oct.
95
Oct.
Oct.
85
78
6834 Oct.
74
5
4734 Oct.
4734 Oct.
9434 Oct.
8
13
37
Oct.
30
46
Oct.
1
5334 Oct.
9
Jan.
10234
9434
10434
ovyx
3134
3134
10234 10234
9434
Sale
10334
Sale
3034
Sale
Sale
2534
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
8134 Jan.
10034 Jan.
19
100
Jan.
93
Jan.
106
2
10734 Oct.
1 106
37
Oct.
Oct.
19
18 10034 Oct.
9
9034 Jan.
9834 Oct.
8534 Oct.
2
87
18
3
11
3234
9634
1 10334
4 10334
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3 103
97
1
Oct.
Oct.
1 103
Oct.
97
1
17
31
7834 Jan.
Mar. 1
1834 Jan. 17
Jan. 11
86
Jan.
5 105
24
105
11
8634 Jan.
9634 Jan.
22
76
Jan.
18
85
Jan.
1
74
80
Jan.
2 10434 Aug.
2
9834 Aug.
10
Jan.
8 105
July
1
29
9
3334 Oct.
3234 Oct.
73
Jan.
23
29
38
18
4
8
24
Oct.
18
2634 Sept.
2534 Oct.
3734 Oct.
3534 Oct.
3934 Oct.
39
Oct.
11
39
5
24
3534 Oct.
2134 Jan.
24
4
3734 Oct.
2834 Oct.
2834 Oct.
80
Sale
42
11
1
133
8
5
81
3
71
Mar.
71
Oct.
Jan.
6
7334 Mar.
Feb.
6
14
71
Mar. 6
36
Apr. 10
3534 Apr. 20
70
63
Oct.
19
63
Oct.
19
9934 Jan.
5434 Jan.
9634
92
Oct.
25
95
Oct.
30
73
Jan.
18 10334 Aug. 11
63
Sept. 20
2
4
9634 July 24
Oct.
25
8234
7334 Oct.
Sale
40
Oct.
Sale
108
Oct.
8
82
30
68
Jan.
1
47
Oct.
25
40
Oct.
10 110
Oct.
27
9934 Jan.
2 10834 Oct.
2
1434 Oct.
24
10634 Oct.
12
Oct.
13
133
Oct.
31 136
Oct.
2
52
52
Oct.
24
5234 Oct.
22
Sale
54
Oct.
19
55
Oct.
30
10034 OctH
2 10134 Oct.
10134 Sale
Oct.
10934 11034 10934 Oct. 29 Ill
25
Sale
46
'4234
55
1
w*
67
9 110
Apr.
27
June 28
Oct.
Jan. 17 10334 Aug.
9 10834 Oct.
Jan.
Feb.
25
8
934 Aug.
2 14234 Mai*.
10234 Jan.
44
Sept. 18 7434 Mar.
72
47
8
Jan.
Apr.
9
5334 Jan.
7834 Apr.
27
86
10834 Sale
14
1334
2
93
Oct.
19
94
Oct.
80
85
Oct.
3
85
Oct.
5834 Sale
5534 Oct.
5434 Oct.
5934 Oct.
2
10
4
Oct.
25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
94
93
Sale
90
82
8
90
85
20
24
5
5634 Mar.
60
104 M
46
Sale
5
1
7
8
4
Sale
11034
93;
84]
2 10334 July
9
97
Oct.
2
13
16
3
22
Oct.
5
65
July
July
3 10434 Oct.
31
3
Sale
Mar. 12
9834 Aug.
24
Oct.
101
Apr. 17
41
82
3534 Oct.
2434 Oct.
5 8 34
19
37
1
35
83
Oct.
10034 Aug.
6
9934 Aug./11
9634 Apr. 20
Jan.
Sale
10234
6034
6
5
Oct.
Sale
Oct.
Feb.
Oct.
Sale
3834
Feb.
37
38
3734
16
1 108
16
Sept.
35
10234 Sale
9534 Sale
5
Oct.
7
6634 Feb.
50
May 15
9
9134 Apr.
10834 June 15
10834 July 10
40
38
90
63
Feb.
Mar. 12
16
16
5
38
"70""
5734
4734
9534
5734
Jan.
3234 Jan.
37
July
44
60
80
Jan.
Oct.
7334 Oct.
81
5
17
1
11
135
57
9
25
Oct.
5534 Feb. 21
3134 Mar. 21
102
July 11
10934 Oct. 16
10334 Oct. 25
5
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
110
4534
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
10634 108
10234
10634 107
1234 Sale
1933 M N
2
8834
3534
4134
4334
334
70
15
16
41
Sale
10234
52 34
54
Oct.
5
46
43
8934
934
9034
3034
4334
8*
22 10134 Oct.
2 10934 Oct.
24 10334 Oct.
4634 Sale
9434 Sale
3534 Sale
2634 Sale
2634 Sale
96
8
1
30
2734
2834 Sale
74
42
3 105
2
69
Oct.
39
66
Jan.
Jan.
44
1934
40
Jan.
8
Sale
38
5*
11
17
Oct.
1
66
3734 Oct.
3534 Oct.
4134
40
24
Oct.
3 105
10
34
Sale
10334 104
3134 Sale
3934
3934
1 10834 Oct.
Oct.
16
Sept. 21 10334 Oct. 23
9
9234 July 11
Jan.
3 10834 Sept.12
46
10234 Sale
35
Jan.
92
80"~
P
$0
Jan.
23
25
81
63
3734
3434
18
26
29
8034 Oct.
93
1996 A O
2d gold 6s
8534
10034 Oct.
10234 Oct.
9234 Oct.
26
14
June
Oct.
9434 Mar.
Sale
25
107*
Oct.
6
15 10534 July
2 10434 Oct.
1 10334 Oct.
4
8734 Oct.
101
103
2634
l\H
5
14
Apr. 28
Jan.
Oct.
10134 Sale
10234 103
9234 Sale
7434
J
Oct.
Oct.
101
60
1940
70
Sale
97
8
3
June
Jan.
70
6834 Oct.
68
103
76
Jan.
Aug.
18
103
Sale
99
4s
Oct.
101
6134
25
90
9
26
79
70
St Lawr 5c Adirondack 1st g 5s__1996 J
"
7834
45
Ruhr Chemical 6s
1948 A
Rutland-Canadian 1st guar 4 4s. 1949 J
Rutland 1st cons g 4Hi..
1941 J
St Joseph
82
Jan.
Jan.
"86""
80
A
80,000 Royal Dutch deb 4s with
St
97
"81""
34
D
1922 coupon)
1940
J
1939
90,000 RIo Grande Western 1st g 4s
O
1st con 5r coll trust 4s series A. 1940
60,000
1948 M S
61.000 Rochester Gas 5c El 5H* ser C
Gen Mtge4
series D........1977 M S
Gen mtge 5s series E
1962 M 8
107,000
83,000 ♦jRock Isl'd Ark 5c Louis Ist4)fsl934 M 8
6,000
47
1955
5s. .195?
Guar (Jan
31,000
135,000
32,000
Sale
1st guar g 5s.. 1939
tRIo Grande Southern 1st
"~3~,666
Sale
46
8834
24
102^
26
6 10734 Oct.
Oct.
5 111
40
Sale
43
J
Richmond Term Ry 1st guar
3,000 Rlma Steel s f 7s
3,000 Rio Grande June
J
83
36
10634
106 34
10234
10034
9834
8434
1Z*
106
37
37
8
8
100
40
2834
Jan.
Oct.
81
85
95
'8834
24
25
10134
9934 10734 10134
6634
6834 10034 10134
Sale
74
74
6634
Sale
68
7334 Sale
A
75
99
16
17 10134 Oct.
Oct.
3
Oct.
68
4
Oct.
72
5
105
101
O
Sale
18
Feb.
26
Oct.
10634 11634 108
Oct.
10734 10734 108
10534 Oct.
10734 Sale
Oct.
10734 10834 106
101
8134 Apr.
31
Oct.
108
10134
6
July
29
11034
97
Jan.
13
27
105
Prices
30
Oct.
8
10734 Oct.
18 10434 Oct.
105
nH
Sale
Prices.
6934 Oct.
8
23
5 10834 Oct.
Oct.
18 108
99
10534 Sale
105
10634
9934 Sale
10434
f
Prices
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9634
8634
D
1st mtge 6s series B__
Oct.
10834 10634
10634
10634
10434
1957 J
1st gen 5s series B
Oct.
10634 108
10634 108
10634 Sale
1962 F
Pitts Y Be Ash 1st gen 4s ser A..1948 I
108
Sale
101
Oct.
10834 10734 Oct.
10134 Oct,
10434 Sale
6334 Sale
6034 Oct.
Oct.
48
5034 Sale
24
Sale
2334 Oct.
9834 Oct.
10034 Sale
10734 10834 109
101
10334
5234
9234
4,000 Pocahontas Con Coll 1st s f 5s
3,000 Port Arthur Canal Be Dock 6s
86
101
100
98
D
1960 A O
Sale
10134 Oct.
10234
10534 10234 10534
10234
10334 Oct.
A
M N
Oct.
Sale
71
Sale
6634 Oct.
10734 Sale
10634 Oct.
10834 10934 11034 10834 Oct.
102
Oct.
105
10334 104
86
84 34
102 34
F
Oct.
63
107
103
J
MN
Sale
Sale
O
MN
634 Oct.
99* Oct.
Sale
68
Sale
A
1940
1947
4
1942
1945
4
....1949
Con 4s series F 4uar 4
....1953
Con 4a series G 4uar 4
1957
Con 4s series H guar 4..
1960
Con AH* series I 4
1963
Con 4H* series J guar....
..1964
Gen 4uar 5s series A
1970
General 4 5s ser B.
.......1975
General 4 H» series G
....1977
Sale
634
934
10034 10534
61X
M N
7s......—1952
24,000 PCC&StLg 434« series
Con 4^s series B guar
32,000
Con 4H* series G guar
7,000
Con 4s series D 4uar 4
1,000
Con 3Ks series E guar
2,000
87
Sale"
6434
6734
10634
10434
10134
67
100 34
D
Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr s f 4s... 1937 J
Phillips Petroleum deb B\i*
...1939 J
Plllsburv Flour Mills 20-yr 6s
1943 \
Pirelli Co (Italy) con?
76
J
J
1977 J
1981 J D
J D
4old 5s. 1967
1967 MN
1971 J D
Gen g 4Hs series C
Phila Company secured
Phlla Elec Co 1st 4)48
93
M.N
....1974 F
General 5s Series B
434
8334
J
...1956 J
1st 4s Series B
Sal*
Prices.
Bid.
Peoria Be East 1st
Highest.
Lowest.
Oct. 31
311934
$
33,000
5,000
14,000
181,000
68,000
113,000
46,000
23,000
27,000
72,000
326,000
73,000
263,000
207,000
411,000
33,000
783,000
28,000
11,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
July 1 1933
^
31
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
Nov., 1934]
3
94
24
5
86
Jan.
3 103
10534 Feb. 27 114
72
Jan.
8
9634
77
Feb. 17
9534
2
93
7934 Feb.
20
10
4
23
July 17
Apr.
2
Apr. 30
July 23
July 18
St Louis Iron Mtn Be South—
193,000
1,000
25,000
10,000
145,000
102,000
24,000
33,000
198,000
139,000
63,000
♦River At Gulf Dlv 1st 0 4s
J"~J
1948
St L
1955 J
J
1950 J
J
Rky M 5c Pac 5s stmpd..
J8t Louis-San Francisco Ry —
Priori ien 4s series A
Certificates of deposit....
......1950
5s aeries R
}~~J
57
53
37
5934
1534 Sale
1434 Sale
1534
1634
13
14
11
1334 Sale
1334
1434
St. Louis Southwest 1st g 4s.. ..1989 MN
51
46,666
gold 4s Income bond..Nov 1989 J
11
J
4134
68
-
—
59
Sale
55
1334 Sale
1234 Sale
15
1334
1434
1334
12
1134
4534
73
84
95
J
45
A
17
St Paul &KC Short L guar
4348-1941
F
---
.....
97
9
28
Feb.
5
29
1434 Oct.
19
26
Feb.
16
Oct.
25
16
15
1134 Aug.
1334 Aug.
13
14
9
Feb.
6
13
Oct.
4
1434 Oct.
2
13
Sept. 17
30
28
Feb.
6
11
Oct.
30
14
Oct.
3
11
Oct.
30
11
Oct.
23
Oct.
23
9
1434 Oct.
7334 Oct.
11
6534 Oct.
25
6434 Jan.
4234 Jan.
2
4
4
Oct.
7
55
Oct.
29
48
Jan.
Oct.
2
45
Oct.
25
38
Sept. 17
Oct.
31
79
Oct.
20
'74
82
73
Oct.,
2
77
Oct.
26
4534 Jan.
4534 Jan.
97
100
84
60
63
Feb. 13
Mar. 19
17
Sept. 20
27
10634 July 20
67
1834 Sale
1334 Aug.
Oct.
75
D
2
27
50
73
1947 J
Oct.
75
45
.
16
40
5034
53
4134 Sale
55
37
1937 J
..1937 J
Paul E Grand Trunk 4 4*
61
30
82
Sale
43
1990 J
5s
25
1334 Oct.
1234 Oct.
50
3
4734 Jan.
52
Aug. 20
5
5734 Jan.
3
3734 Jan.
Sale
1952 J
Sr
Oct.
Apr. 28
July 26
Apr. 11
May
2
10
4134 Sale
11
Sale
7234 Sale
48
5934
1st terminal Be unlf 5s
75
64
59
5834
5434
6134
5234
2534 Feb.
2434 Feb.
May
63
Apr.
6934 Feb.
5834 Feb.
82
Apr.
80
Apr.
100
July
7634 May
3734 Feb.
Gen 5c ref 5s series A
St Paul City Ry Cable
Guaranteed 5s
St Paul 5c Duluth 1st consol 4s .1968 J
93,000
18
61
50
1334
1134
1334
8
Certificates of deposit.....
Con M AH* series A
1978 M
Certificates of deposit stamped..
2d
41,000
4,000
9,000
52
Certificates of deposit
St L Peo & N W 1st 5s
Prior Hen
Sale
"1634
1634
17
Oct..
30
1
1834 Oct.
6
23
5
5
7
26
5
6
27
30
12
4
21
St Paul Minn Be Manitoba—
5s extended to July 1 ........1943
269,000
Montana Ext 1st gold 4s
1937
50,000
Pacific Ext sterling guar 4s
.1940
9,000
62,000 St Paul Union Depot 1st 5s guar. 1972
218,000 San Ant Ac Aran Pass 1st guar 4s_l9*3
72,000 San Antonio Public Serv 1st 6s A. 1952
1,000 Santa Fe Presc 5r Phenlx 1st 5s._1942
Schulco Co guar 6 H*
1944
J
J
9234
105
Sale
J
D
86
100
Sale
J
J
85
97
J
J
96
109
I
J
55
J
J
70
7534 Sale
9634 Sale
10634
M S
J
J
Stamped
1,000
Guar sinking fund *H* B__
1946 A O
Sclo Vail Be
N~E
1st guar g 4s
For footnotes, see page
29
30
Stamped
191666
9434
3534
2634
33.
1989 MN
90
Sale
-----
36
105
10534 Sale
100
10034 101
96
9634
9834
109
11134 Sale
7334
7834 Sale
9634
9834 Sale
107
10634
31
35
36
36
42
36
40
10434 Sale
Oct.
Oct.
1 10634 Oct.
1 101
Oct.
97
Jan.
2
25
94
97
1 112
Oct.
29
89
Jan.
Jan.
22
Oct.
23
101
Jan.
10 112
2
Oct.
24
6034 Jan.
9834 Oct.
25
71
Jan.
4 10634 Oct.
4
97
Jan.
Oct.. 29
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
20
81
"38"
17 10134 June 15
9934 Aug.
July
8534 June
2 10034 July
8 10634 June
22
31
Feb.
6
5
3
Jan. 23
1
Feb.
Jan. 24
42
31
36
Oct.
4
36
Oct.
4
10534 Oct.
9
38
10634 10734 10434 Oct.
41
30
3634
3534 Apr.
45
41
41
32
30
9734 Jan.
19
17
11
May
8
May
9
May
7
2 10734 July 12
32
n. y. stock
exchange—bonds
-
Sales in
Low from
bonds
October
Value,
PRICES IN OCTOBER
■■■V
-i"
RANGE SINCE MN. 1.
July 1 1933
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
to
Oct.I
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
17% Sept. 12
16
July 26
July 26
23% Apr. 25
Oct. 31
Oct. 311934
Bid
♦{Seaboard Air Line let a 4i
10,000
25,000
3,000
80,000
25,000
280,000
89,000
22,000
..
1950
Certificates of deposit.....
♦Stamped 4s........
.......1950
Certificates of aepoelt........
Adjustment 5a............Oct 1949
*
Refunding f 4s.. ............ 1959
Certificates of deposit......
1st 5c
4s series A........1945
Certificates of deposit........
♦Atlan-Birm Die 1st 4 4s..May 1933
{Seaboard-All Pie 1st 4s A......1935
83,000
5,000
83,000
359,000
631,000
714,000
80,000
19,000
63,000
101,000
50,000
82,000
263,000
182,000
203.000
5,000
192,666
cons
A 0
A
O
F
A
777*666
519*666
417,000
105,000
149,000
6,000
35,000
64*666
m*s
m"s
10
A O
Certificates of deposit..........
Sharon Steel Hoop s f 5%« A—..1948 f
A
....1952 J
f 4 7«
1935 J
Siemens A Halske
sec s
1938
1939
South 4c Nor Ala cons 4uar 5s
1936
Gen cons 4uar 54-year 5s.....1943
s
f 9%«
i
1st 4%c (Oregon Linda) ser
4Hs..
Gold 4%s
Gold 4%a
587,000
122,000
16
3
6
-
7%
-
-
8%
8
Sale
Sale
20
7
8
17
19
3% Sale
3
2%
7
14
Oct.
Oct.
6% Oct.
6% Oct.
8% Oct.
4
6% Oct.
17
6
5
13
19
8
2
2
17% Oct. 19
16% Oct.
Oct.
4
7% Oct.
7
10
9
5
13
Jan.
17
July 31
Aug. 21
July 26
Aug. 8
Oct.
,
13
Oct.
15
19% Oct. 22
Oct.
3
Sale
2% Oct.
6
3% Oct.
15
5
Sale
2% Oct. 10
2% Oct.
10
Oct.
31
Sale
Sale
101% Oct.
Sale
100% Oct.
Sale
Sale
100% Oct.
1
3
1
4
aVA
67
Sale
81
39
Oct.
Oct.
Sale"
37
Oct.
96*
29*
46*
Sale
94
Oct.
Sale
Sale
W*
Sale
Sale
82%
Sale
Sale
A
Sale
Sale
Sale
26% Oct.
48% Oct.
103% Oct.
93%
8
8
Oct.
5
103% Oct.
L02% Oct.
102% Oct.
19
24
19
69
85
45
Oct.
Oct.
27
23
40% Oct. 31
Sale
Sale
83
Sale
108
82
5
89%
89%
89%
64%
39
36
Oct.
23
22
101
Oct.
1
Oct.
17
83% Oct.
65% Oct.
Sale
A..1977 m 8
55
44
43
42
Sale
Sale
2
60% Oct.
74% Oct. 31
78% Oct.
Sale
Sale
59
Oct.
4
63% Oct.
25
Sale
Sale
25
25
25
53
52
19
101
A
O
80%
South Pac RR 1st ref 4uar 4s
1955
Stamped Federal tax..........1955
Southern Ry 1st cons 5s........1994
Devel 4c 4ea 4s series A*......1956
Betel 4c 4en 4s series A.......1956
Devel 4e 4en 4Hs series A.....1954
Memphis Dlv 1st 4 5s.........1996
St Louis Dlv 1st 4 4s.........1951
Bast Tenn reor4 Hen 5s.......1938
I
Sale
96%
100
95
103*'
Oct.
64
Oct.
97% Oct.
19 105% Oct.
Sale
84% Oct.
Sale
Sale
57% Oct.
1
77
75% Oct.
3
1
89% Oct. 24
J
74**
A
45%
58
65
60
A
J
m s
Mobile 4c Ohio coll tr 4s......1938 m s
Southw Bell Telep 1st 4c ref 5s...1954 F A
.
Syracuse Lighting Co 1st 4 5s...l95l J
25,000
95,000
79%
79% Sale
'
80
94
77%
*55**
102
61%
73
42%
104
7%
102%
w*
76
79
79
81
100
61%
Sale
109
10
8%
nn
105% Sale
105
Sale
104
Sale
79%
Sale
93
79
86
75
Oct.
99% July 20
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
24
25
86
25
90% July
71
17
Oct.
Oct.
8
Oct.
18
27
31
104% June
73% Apr.
95
Apr.
97% Apr.
100
May
53% Aug.
.July
8
Sale
104% Sale
12
D
Tenn Cent Ry 1st M 6s ser A or B.1947
Tenn Coal Iron 4c RR gen 5s..... 1951
d
15% Sale
14
31
31
41% Sale
44
101
45
45
101
110% 112
112
55
54
98%
103%
43
101
110% 111% 111%
24
Sale
Sale
56%
21
13
20
19
3
8
102% July 17
58% Oct.
108% Oct.
7% Oct.
104% Oct.
103% Oct.
14% Oct.
40% Oct.
40% Oct.
111% Oct.
.....
June
91
101%
63
Sale
Aug. 18
Sept. 27
19
107
101
Mar.
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
5
Feb. 20
Feb.
3
Feb.
72
72
71
5
1
63% Oct.
Apr. 20
110% Oct. 27
Feb.
17
1
Feb.
5
107
25
81
110% Oct. 27 105% Jan.
23
8% Oct.
31 106% Oct.
1 104% Oct.
4
7% Oct.
13 104% Oct.
Jan.
30 100
17
5
6
16% Oct.
47% Oct.
4
17
47
Oct.
17
3 112% Oct.
10
54
5 112
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
,
104% Apr. 18
d
Certificates of deposit............
Sunbury 4k Lewlston 1st 4 4s.... 1936 m 8
*8*666
Sale
70%
J
Staten 1st Ry 1st 4u 4 4%«
1943 J
Stevens Hotel 1st 4s series A..1945
♦{Studebaker Corp 6% 4 notes.. 1942 J
Sale
94
59
Aug, 22
Apr. 25
5
74% Feb.
Apr 21
J
A
June 29
86
Aug.
82% Jan.
70
20
110
63% Jan.
53
Sept.
63% Jan.
53% Sept.
99
Sale
60%
96
105% Oct.
Jan.
8
105% June
97% July 14
104% Oct. 24
Jan.
...1981 MN
Oct.
24
19
27
25
Feb.
1
68% Feb. 15
June 14
Jan.
Sale
1
1
2
64
Sale
58% Oct.
58% Oct.
6
Oct.
Jan.
58%
104%
Jan.
46
San Francisco Term 1st 4s....1959
7% Feb.
81
69
100% Jan.
d
p
Feb.
5
Feb. 17
16% Feb.
5
14% Feb. 16
25% Feb.
5
109% Oct. 31 105% Jan.
4
25
25
May 1 1969 mn
7% Feb. 19
14
13
104% July 20
84% Jan.
24
5
Apr. 21
85
Jan.
11
6
102% Oct.
Aug.
86% Jan.
26
Sept.
37% Jan.
102% Jan.
18
Feb.
102% Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
53
9
Oct.
1 104% Oct.
1 105% Oct.
20 96
Oct.
24 L04% Oct.
Feb.
27
25
76
Apr. 26
103% Oct. 19
Jan.
Jan.
25
19
L01
30
27
Feb. 10
2% July
38
Janv
91
Sale
103%
60%
J
Jan.
2% Sept. 11
Oct.
Oct.
5
2
89
J
2
Sept, 26
15
Oct.
Sale
80
96
So Pac of Calif 1st cons 5s......1937 mn
J
South Pac Coast 4uar 4a........1937 J
Tenn
20
5
9
26
A O
-.194" vi
Gold
16% Oct.
7
8
33
8
F
20%
4
Sale
865*
d
M
26
17%
10%
100%
J
SUeslan-Am Corp coll tr 4 7s
1941 V A
Sinclair Cons Oil 7s series A....1937 m s
1st Hen coll *%• series B
24%
10
20%
22%
79
58
39
36
D
Debenture s f 4HS............1951 u s
Sierra ft Sen Fran Power 1st 5s..1949 F A
Silesla-Elec Corp 4old 4 Hi*
1946 F A
Shelly OH deb
16
26
35
86
Shell Pipe Line s f deb 5s........ 1952 MN
Shell Union OH • f deb 5s..
1947 UN
Deb 5s with warrants
1949 A O
Shlnyetsu B1 Pow 1st 4%a
24%
16
16
3
7
5
Sale
2H
Certificates of deposit........
8eries B
..........1935
128,000
16,000 £ Spokane Internet 1st 4 5s.....1955 J J
845.000 Stand Oil (N J) deb 4 5a..Dec 15 1944 FA
307,000 Stand Oil (N Y) deb 4%a
1951 J D
47,666
10%
3
5
5
6
South Bell T ft: T 1st s f 5s...
1941 7
48,000 Southern Colorado Power 1st 4 4s *47 J
301,000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Au4. *49 J
358,000
135,000
465,000
646,000
193,000
1,000
16 %
16
12 %
AO
Ask
Ask. Bid.
50
Oct.
110% Oct,
4
14
Aug. 27
35% Jan.
2
28%
68%
67
Feb. 28 101
103% Jan. 16 113%
34
100
Jan.
2
26
46
Jan.
3
24
104
Jan.
2 112
Apr. 30
Feb. 19
Feb.. 19
Sept. 20
June 14
69% May 12
Aug.
1
Copper A Ghent-—
Con* deb 6s series B
......1944
3,000
260,000 Tenn Elec Power 1st 6s series A.. 1947
32.000 Term RR Assn of St L 1st g 4tf S-.1939
First cons 4 5s...............1944
24,000
Gen ref s f gold 4a
1953
233,000
96,000 Texarkana & F.SJRy 5%« A guar. 1950
...1944
467,000 Texas Corp conv deb 5s...
1,000 Texas 4k N O cons 4 5s ..........1943
25,000 Texas Ac Pacific 1st 4 5s
2000
Gen ref 5s ser B
1977
183,000
Get* 4c ref 5s aeries C..... ....1979
246,000
Gen 4k ref 5s ser D............19R0 J D
310,000
2,000 Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5%« A.. 1964 M S
J
95,000 Third Ave 1st ref 4s..
.......1960 J
133,000
Adjustment Income 5s....Jan Ml A O
J
J
Third Ate RR 1st gold 5a
92.000
1937
146,000 Tobacco Prod Corp deb 6Ms....2022 UN
96,000 Toho Elec Power (Ltd) 7s ser A..1955
60
54%
99
98
71
64%
93%
64
82
55
84%
88%
106%
108%
100
Sale
Sale
110
Sale
96
87%
90
103
Sale
84
Sale
—.
107
84
87
107%
108%
99%
92%
103%
Oct.
18
84
20
89*
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
88% Oct.
Sale
102% Oct.
94
Sale
Sale
110
Sale
82
Sale
97
Sale
80
67
38
21%
79% 81
79% Sale
Sale
Jan.
67
Jan.
Jan.
31
5
1
74% Sale
91%
Jan.
65
51
26
99
1
82
25
31
31
19
10
15
1
79% Oct.
Oct,
Jan.
Oct.
85
2
Oct.
Oct.
57
100% Jan.
101% Jan.
§2* Oct.
82
Oct.
54
Oct.
28% Oct.
100
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
78% Oct.
Oct.
22
24
75% Jan.
79% Oct.
Sale
Sale
57%
91%
Oct.
2
31
65% Jan.
27
2
6
22
25
22
85% Oct.
Sale,
80
3 108% Oct.
2 100
Oct.
9
93% Oct.
9 103% Oct.
84
Oct.
6
1 110
Oct.
Sale
Sale
93
84
106% Oct.
4 107
Sale
76
80
51
Sale
27% Sale
99% Sale
70%
86%
106%
108%
95%
2
83%
81
106
84
105% Oct.
3
1
89% Oct.
19
74% Oct.
77
Oct.
11
9 101% Oct.
27 101% Oct.
96% Jan.
64
Jan.
91% Jan.
64
65
41
Jan.
Jan.
25% Jan
86
Jan.
88% May 23
90% Sept. 26
108% July 18
111
July 13
101
July 18
97
Apr. 11
9
103% July
91
July 18
111
July 19
87
Apr. 24
86
Apr. 12
86
Apr. 12
91
July
5
55„ Aug. 10
23 31% Apr. 25
101
July 11
~
101% Jan.
80
108
Jan.
95
Oct.
15
July 31
Tokyo Eloctrie Light (Ltd)
1st M 6s t Series
.June 15 1953
167,000
10,000 Toledo 4k Ohio Cent 1st 4 5s....1935
Western Dlt 1st 4 5s..........1935
1,000
1*5*666
"
1*666
General gold 5s
.........1935
Tol St L 4c West 1st g 4s
1950
Tol W Ya 4c Ohio 1st guar 4s C..1942 m s
Tor Ham 4k Buff 1st 4s.........1944 I d
Trenton Gas 4k Elec 1st 5s
1949 M
5,000
58,000 Truax-Traer Coal cont 6Hi..
1943
1940
97,000 Trumbull Steel 1st s 16s
♦Twenty-third St Ry Imp 4k ref 5s 1942
18*666 Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7J4s....l955
Guar sec s f 7a ...............1952
15,000
463.000
320,000
28,000
377,000
37,000
349,000
8,000
1,000
366,000
2,000
114,000
51,000
57,000
4,000
1,000
14,000
110,000
197,000
34*666
189,000
385,000
MN
i75H
9
45%
43%
A
105
J
Union Pac RR 1st 4fc land gr 4 4s.1947 J
First 4k refunding 4s.....June 2008 m 8
J
Gold 4%s
1967 J
1st lien 4k re) 5s.........June 2008 m 8
40-year gold 4s
.......
1968 J d
United Biscuit (Amer) deb 6a
1942 mn
United Drug Co (Del) 5s........1953 M 8
NJ RR 4k Canal Co gen 4s....1944 M
♦{United Rya St L 1st g 4s ......1934 J
u 8 Rubber 1st 4k ref 5s series A..1947 J
"
8
J
J
United Steamship 15-yr 6s
1937 MN
United Steel Wks 4 *%«eer A...1951 J D
6H< series C..................1951 J
Victor Fuel 1st
137,000
f 5a
99
22*
97
53
97
15
56
50%
52%
109
100
20%
18
J
d
99
85
58%
1%
3
3
11
conv
Secured conv 5H«—
j
......1944 J
68.000
1949 M 8
7,000 Va Iron Coal Ac Coke 1st g 5s
13,000 Virginia Midland general 5s.....1936 mn
—
For footnotes,
see page
33.
p
97
101%
107
50
91
2
94% Oct.
18
Oct.
80
st*
78% Sept. 26
5 103% May
94% Jan.
9
97% Jan. 20 102% June 20
Oct.
30
94% Oct.
82
102
37
99% Oct.
18
5
5
18
2 112% Oct.
64% Oct. 26 *65% Oct.
Sale
Sale
63% Jan. 26
90
72% Oct.
Ill
96% Oct.
*75*'
9
27
31
Jan.
67% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
83% Jan.
26 102
June 29
3 87% June 22
22
97% Aug.
2 113
Aug.
6
65% Oct.
1
1
5
16 100% Aug. 31
28%
70
84%
.
74% Oct.
72
80
87
87%
106
Sale
107
105%
10%
112%
102%
105%
98%
101%
109%
107h
105% 106%
94
10%
Sale
85
Oct.
24
48
70
76
Oct.
17
45
87
Oct.
29
Oct.
84% Oct.
105% Oct.
107% Oct. 26
105
107
Oct.
13
Sale
Sale
114
111% Oct.
102% 103% 103% 102
Oct.
Sale
106% Sale 104% Oct.
Sale
98
Oct.
101% Sale
102%
114
Sale
105% 106
81% Sale
Sale
101
102
103
Oct.
114% Sale
97% Sale
110% Oct.
106% 107
105% Oct.
81% Oct.
85
Sale
21%
Sale
100%
112
12%
88
109 u
114
29
25%
Sale
Sale
113
20
98
93% Oct.
M*
38% a34
Sale
22
Oct.
73% Jan.
96% Jan,
2
Sale
Sale
33
114
Oct.
112% Oct.
18% Oct.
18% Oct.
24
82% Jan.
23
107
13
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12
8
25
Sept, 10
Jan,
Sept. 11
Sept, 12
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
35% Oct.
66% Oct .
68
Oct.
6
Sale
113% Oct.
4 116
27% Oct.
24% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
8
15
102
28% Sale
25% Sale
18%
5an.
19
99
Feb.
31
17
62
101%
101% Oct. 19 101% Oct.
Oct. 17 101% Oct.
101% Sale 101
Sale
Oct.
81% 82% 82% Oct. 30 z84
2
Sale
1
6
Oct.
4% Oct.
5%
3%
7
6
Oct.
4% Sale
4% Oct. 30
18
5
23
108% Sale
Sale* 103% Sale
Sale
108% 109%
54
52
68%
103%
107% Oct.
102
Oct.
107% Oct.
52
Oct.
103% Oct.
2 109
1 104
Oct.
Oct.
1
109% Oct.
25
26
16
4
52% Oct.
22
10 103% Oct.
6
Oct.
26
May 17
Feb.
9
July 30
7
33
57 i
Oct.
Jan.
60% Jan.
109
Sept,
Jan.
22% Jan.
97% Jan.
Jan.
101%
107
52
98%
Oct.
91
98
Apr, 21
Apr. 16
66% Jan.
66% Jan.
22
22
Jan.
24
Apr. 10
Apr. 25
6
73% Feb.
75% Apr. 26
81
Apr. 19
5 110
Sept. 13
5
5
9
12 116
Oct. 26
8 41% Apr. 26
6
38% Apr. 24
15 102
Apr, 17
23 101% Oct. 31
4
89* Apr. 23
Sept. 19
July 24
,1*
20
13 109
June 28 104%
Sept. 12 110
4
Oct.
65%
2 103%
Jan.
Jan.
31
26%
67
2 120
6 33
6
2% Jan.
3
Sept. 21
4
3% Jan.
18% May 4
96
20
20
19
14
19
15 107% June 16
2
85% Apr. 13
2 107% July 20
Jan.
Jan.
63% Oct.
30
Apr. 18
9 103% July
2 105
July
2 115% July
3
99% July
Jan.
65% Oct.
26% Oct.
87
188
89
33
29
2
June
4 104% July
5 108% July
Sale
Sale
115
Oct.
76
94% Jan.
99% Jan.
89% Jan.
102% Jan.
31
30
11
2
29
2
Jan.
24
1
85
20
10% Sept. 17 24
4 115
107% Jan.
102
20
23
31
110%
Sale
Sale
3
3
Sale
65
Sale
il5"
Jan.
Jan.
107% Oct. 22 102%
85
Oct. 22
60
106% Oct. 13 100%
17
31
26% Oct.
68
86% Oct. 25
a98
Oct.
8
90%
26
e37% Oct. 20
27
37% Oct. 22
Sale
20%
Oct.
Oct.
114% Oct.
26% Sale
85% Sale
95
100%
37
36
33
112
Oct.
114% Oct. 31
103% Oct. 29
107% Oct. 25
103
35
30
95
t
101
81
*66*'
35% Sale
J
s
101
26
5%x
.....1942 m s
5s series B_...................1954 J D
Va Elec 4c Pow
100
72% 75
100%
94% *97*'
111% 112
95
33
...1959
1953 J
if*
§?*
8*
Utlca Elec Lt 4k Pr 1st a f 4 5s....1950
Utlca G 4k El ref Ac ext 5s........1957
Utilities Pow 4k Ltg deb 4 5H»s_... '47
...
"*5*666
101% 101% Oct.
102% 101% Oct.
102%
23
Sinking fund deb 4%e ser A
1947 J
United St) Wks(Burbach) s f 4 7s 1951 A
Universal Pipe 4c Rad deb 6s
.1936 J
Unterelbe Power 4k Ltg 6s
..1953
Utah Light 4k Trac 1st 4k ref 5a..1944
Utah Power 4c Light 1st 5s......1944
July 1914 coupon off....
Vertientes Sugar 7s ctfs
....1942
69%
94%
99%
10%
1,000 Vandalla consol • 4s A.........1955 F A
Consol 4s Series B............1957 mn
4,000
45,000 Vanadium Corp (Am> cons 5s... 1941 A o
.1934
46,000 ♦Vera Cruz & Pacific 1st 4%s
35*606
82*"
J
♦Union Elet Ry Chic 1st 5s......1945 A
Union Oil Cal 30-yr 4s ser A May 1942 F
Deb 5a with warrant
.Apr 1945 I
Debenture 5a__...
60
Sale
103
MN
19,000 Ujigawa Elec Power secured 7s.. 1945 m s
108,000 Union El Lt 4k Pow (Mo) g 5s.... 1957 A O
21,000 Union Elec L 4k P (111) 1st 5 His
1954 J
82,000
140,000
391,000
91
83
Feb.
13
Sept. 25
Oct. 25
July 19
July 12
Mar. 19
Aug.
7
N. Y. STOCK
Nov., 1934]
Sales in
I®
BONDS
October
July 1
e
N. T. STOCK
Value.
1933
Oct. 311934
Bid.
12,000 V« 8c Southwest 1st guar 5s....2003
First cons 5s
1958
23,000
282,000 Virginian Ry 1st 5s ser A
-.1962
1st mtge 4H« series B
1962
24,000
M N
107
Sale
M N
102
Sale
103
86
J
A
O
76%
83 %
M N
174,000 tWabash RR 1st gold 5s
1939
Second gold 5k
39,000
1939 F A
1st lien 50-year gold term 4s.. 1954
1,000
Det 8c Ch Ex 1st g 5s
1941
Des Moines Dlv 1st g 4a
1939
Omaha DIt 1st g 3 Ha
1941
15,000
Tol flcCbic DIt tat g 4s
1941
1,000
M S
55,000 tWabash Ry ref & gen 5 Vis A—1975
Certificates of deposit
11,000
Ref 5c gen 5a (Feb *32 coup) B—1976 FA
64,000
Certificates of deposit...
1,000
Ref ft gen 4M* aeries C .—__1978 AO
143,000
Certificates of deposit—....
12,000
Ref 5c gen 5s series D.
1980 A O
34,000
1,000
32.000
Walworth Co 6 Ha aer A (with war) *35
Without warrants......—...
1st
a
317,000 Warner Bros Pictures conv deb 6al939
1*44
4,000 Warner Co 1st m 6s
30,000
51,000
83.000
18,000
5,000
19,000
3i",666
85%
Sale
53
58
"49""
57
48
71%
Sale
General
72
15
53
60
Feb.
16
Jan.
100
54%
48%
Jan.
58
47% Oct.
24
45
Feb.
55
75
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
24
9
July
July
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
13
11
2
27
26
25
26
29
26
21
20
7
20
57% Oct.
28% Oct.
23
61% Oct.
5
5
29
Oct.
"30"
28% Oct.
23
30
Oct.
8
1 108% Oct.
20
15%
16%
13%
18
15%
16%
13%
17
15% Sale
13%
17%
15% Sale
16
16
16
9
15% Oct.
31
Registered
Wheel ALE Ref 4 Ha ser
A
32
32
Sale
106%
114%
28%
108% 106%
40%
40% Sale
Sale
78%
79
88%
86
99%
100%
102%
106
107% 105%
Sale
114
113%
110
110% 108
111%
113
108%
109%
108
.
1946
J
a
s
Sale
Sale
81
Sale
79
28
32
30
81
Sale
Sale
70
50
Toungstown Sheet
ft Tu 1st 5s AT978
1970
1st M 5s series B........
J
J
J
M N
J
O
J
included in year's
payable at
$4.8665 to the £ sterling.
interest
the
exchange
reported in receivership.
•
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
eCash sales, in which no account is taken in
computing the range, are given below:
% Companies
Ala. Gt. Southern 5s, Oct.
24 at 109.
25%.
at 31.
Oct. 19 at 39.
Porto Alegre 7%s, Oct. 9 at
Prussia 6%s 1951. Oct. 29
Un. Steel Wks. 6%s 1951,
z
1 104% Oct.
1
85% Oct.
30
25
07% Jan.
70% Jan.
Ts'i
Oct.
July
30
20
2
25
80
Oct.
103% Jan.
Jan.
1 106
Oct.
18
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1 103
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
22
85
Jan.
1
30
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
38
31
38
1 101% Oct.
13
11
13
78% Oct.- 23
1 101% Oct.
18
10
82% Oct.
30
38
Oct.
Oct.
1
83
Oct.
5
82
22
31
29
1
38
33% Oct.
91% Jan.
li*
96
Sept.
Sept.
78
Jan.
79% Oct.
16
13 101% Oct.
29
104% Oct.
24 104% Oct.
1 101
Oct.
24
93
Jan.
Jan.
86
82% Jan.
72
70
58
May
62
24
49
Jan.
48
Jan.
57% Oct.
1
96
1
84
24
82% Oct.
83% Oct.
account is
the year,
given below:
Adriatic Elec. 7s, Oct. 16 at 97%.
are
13 at 92%.
Argentine 5s 1945, Oct. 15 at 98%.
Atch. Top. & S. Fe 4s, Oct. 11 at 94%.
Berlin City Elec. 6%s, Oct. 10 at 33%.
Cent. Bank of Germany 6s, Oct. 2 at 29%.
Chile Mtge. Bk. 6%s, Oct. 3 at 14%.
Cuba 4%s 1949, Oct. 4 at 82%.
Amer. Beet Sugar 6s 1940, Oct.
Cuba 5s of 1904, Oct. 31 at 91%.
Dominican 5%s 1942, Oct. 23 at 64.
49%.
Oct.
Oct.
57% Oct.
Jan.
8% Oct.
17
6
Oct.
8
Oct.
4]
48
Oct.
391
Jan.
99
Sept.
13 102
Oct.
1 108
Oct.
30
23
90
Oct.
Oct.
6
31
Oct.
29
14
97% Jan.
Oct.
11% July
9% Oct.
6% Oct.
66
May
15 100%
30
14%
8
11%
9
7%
6
11
Oct.
14
10
20
26
14% Feb. 23
2
Jan.
16
5
24
2
3
7
82% May
101% Oct. 29
105
July 11
July 20
97
May
5
87% Apr. 21
58
May 31
69
May
1
57
Aug. 24
Jan.
Jan.
19
Oct.
June 18
27
68% Mar. 10
86
Apr. 24
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
75% Oct.
13
26
102% Aug.
90
Apr.
102
Apr.
95
Apr.
94
Apr.
Jan.
79
if
Oct.
Aug.
103% July
46% Feb.
106
102% Jan.
Oct.
3
Deutsche 6s ctfs., Oct. 31 at
95%, Oct.
105
16
Deferred delivery sales, in which no
taken La computing the range for
Oct.
20
23
Oct.
26
Jan.
23
25
25
Sale
Sale
June 27
114
98% Jan.
31
2
85
101%
106%
115%
110%
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
88% Oct. 29
July 10
Sept. 10
103
Jan.
110% Oct.
Oct.
85
20
20
Oct.
Apr. 23
Oct. 31
80
106
6
Sale
93
63
Sept.
6
83%
83%
13
108%
Jan.
1 114
45
Oct.
Sale
45
47%
Oct.
102% 99
99% 101
Sale
107
107% Sale 106% Oct.
99% Oct.
100
99
100%
Oct.
12
"13"" 12
15%
13%
9% Oct.
Sale
11
6% Oct.
7
7H
9%
7%
70% Oct.
70% Sale
O
J
29
2
12
7
A
88% Oct.
100% Oct.
29
Sale
6%
J
31
Jan.
Jan.
99
7
J
Oct.
19
Apr. 21
40
Apr. 21
48% Apr. 13
67
103
93% Oct.
80% Oct.
8
A
25
80
19,
104
Sale
60%
60%
56%
43% Oct.
24
50
27% Sept.
105% Feb
July
76
May
79
Apr.
30
68 J
65
85
100
105""
31
16
37
104
83
6%
44%
98%
not included in year's range.
Deferred delivery sale, not
62 %
81%
79%
4
28
23%
44%
26
Sale
6%
J
11
30
31
Sale
J
D
Oct.
Oct.
28%
25%
26
05%
101
MN
J
105
Sale
99
J
J
11
Oct.
91% Oct.
Sale
94
105% 106
102% Sale
33% Sale
M
93% Sale
81% Sale
f deb 6a..............1940 MN
warrants
82
Sale
99%
33%
Sale
Sale
33%
98%
Sale"
101%
Sale
78
74%
Sale
Sale
100% 101% 100%
Sale
Sale
82
79%
Sale
J
50
50
tWickwire-Spencer Steel 1st 7s. . 1935
Ctf* dep Chase Nat Bank..—.— J
ange.
+ Accrued
Sale
84%
80%
78
78%
75%
99% 101% 101%
104
105
104%
81
J
Without
Sale
S
deb 6s w W..1936 J
Cash sale,
ate of
82
81
38
O
tWickwtre-Spen Steel Co 7a.Ion 1935
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank
26,000
12,000 Wllkeo-Barre A East 1st gu g 5s.1942
Wllmar A Sioux Falls 1st S«
1938
52,000
157,000 Wilson A Co 1st s f 6s series A...1941
1960
31,000 Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
39.000 ^Wisconsin Cent 1st geo g 4s...1949
Certificates of deposit
54,000
Sup A Dul Dlv A Ter 1st 4s... 1936
26,000
1,000 Worcester A Conn East Ry 4Hs_1943
r
98 %
100%
M S
Refunding 5s ser B..
M
Erie RR 1st con g 4s.. 1949
Partlc
331,000
183,000
38
MM
Wheel A L
Oct.
11 110% Oct.
5 106
Oct.
102% Oct.
e
J
18
118
Oct.
Sale
m
J
9
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
104
92
I
16% Oct.
29
25
11 106% Oct.
3 115% Oct.
Oct.
1 110
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
99%
M S
Oct.
70
101% Sept.
104
105
Wheeling Steel Corp 1st SHs A..1948
1st and ref 4Hs series B
..1953 A
"V,666
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
J
J
1
9
28
106% 106
J
2361
1966
1976
Oct.
18
9
Sale
O
)
8
16% Oct.
18
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
A
J
Oct.
16% Oct.
22
25
102%
82%
M S
75
18
Sale
Sale
J
1951
I960
5s
9
Oct.
16
103 %
J
30
27
109
O
6
16% Oct.
15% Oct.
111%
O
75
40% Jan.
66
108%
D
Gold 5s
6
Sale
106
Westphalia I'n El Pow 6a.....—1951
West Shore 1st 4s guar.....
2361
Oct.
Sale
113
1938 J
19
1
99%
101%
J
48% Oct.
40% Oct.
Sale
22
Apr. 20
S3% Apr. 24
95
45
25
29
19
25
24
70
18
78%
88%
A
6
90
"48""
30
28%
J
Gold
17
15
1
Oct.
61
A
White Sewing Mach
20,000
5s—
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
53
July
Apr.
July
16 110
12 103% June
97
87
10
74
Jan.
56 % Jan.
53
Sept.
30
3
106
42
A
gold..........—1936
20
30
18
25
M S
A
F
15-year 6Ha
Oct.
66
20
1944
Fund ft real est 4%* gold.....1950
90
Oct.
"16"
Assented
Western Union coll tr
3
37
17%
AO
1952
1977
1937
Oct.
85
29
19
Jan.
99% Jan.
90
Jan.
"40""
18
Sale
1943
gold 4s
Western Pacific 1st 5s ser A
106
78,000
47,000
164,000
186,000
192,000
42,000
151,000
32,000
30,000
2,000
30,000
49,000
213,000
5a—
67
Sale
Sale
_
Maryland 1st g 4s
First Or ref 5H* aerie* A.
West N Y & Penn 1st g 5s
75% Jan.
25
Sale"
Sale
18""
Quintan conv deb 6s....1939
Warner Sugar Ref 1st 7a
1941
Wan en Bros Co deb 6s
....1941
Warren R R 1st ref gu g3%«_. —2000
Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4a.........1948
Wash Term 1st guar 8%*
1945
1st 40-year guar 4s_.
1945
Wash Wat Pow 1st ref 5s
1939
Western Electric deb
24
40 %
"i§""
Warner
West
Oct.
1 79% Oct.
2 109% Oct.
3 102% Oct.
Sept,
13% Aug.
13% Sept.
13
Aug.
14
Sept.
13% Aug.
16
Aug.
13% Aug.
13
Sept.
12% Jan.
15% Jan.
21
Jan.
75
17 %
21,000 Westchester Light gold 5a—....1950
70,000 West Penn Pow 1st 5s series A—1946
1st 5s series E........
..1963
51,000
1st 5s aeries O..
......—1*5*
58,000
1st mtge g 4s series H
1961
11,000
273,000
418,000
197,000
16,000
99,000
155.000
5
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
99
53
50
66
18
Oct.
92
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
87
93
76%
87%
106%
Sale
101%
69
87 %
99
1945 AO
f 6a aerie,
90
Sale
66
Certificates of deposit
43,666
Ask.
Ask. Bid
90%
77%
109%
J
1.
Highest.
Lowesi.
Highest.
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
to
EXCHANGE.
$
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
ST
33
EXCHANGE—BONDS
59%
102%
108%
102%
22%
11%
17%
70%
Jan.
1
70% Oct.
1
2
85% Oct.
26
74% Jan.
5
2
85
Oct.
31
74% Jan.
5
Feb.
21
Apr. 13
July 17
July 31
July 17
Feb. 16
Oct. 31
Feb. 19
Oct.
1
89% Feb. 19
89% Feb.
5
General Electric 7s, Oct. 3 at 37.
Good Hope 7s, Oct. 20 at 35%.
Hansa SS. 6s, Oct. 20 at 41 %.
Havana Elec. Ry. 5s 1952, Oct. 11 at 37.
Hungary 7%s, Oct. 5 at 37%.
Lou. & Nash. M. & M. 4%s, Oct. 5 at 103%.
Montecatini 7s, Oct. 4 at 91%.
Nord Rys. 6%s, Oct. 2 at 166%.
Ore. Short Line 5s, Oct. 3 at 109.
Otis Steel 6s, Oct. 26 at 55.
Pirelli 7s, 0?t. 17 at 102.
Truax Traer Coal 6%s, Oct. 25 at 70.
Vanadium Corp. 5s, Oct. 22 at 84%.
Vienna unmat. coups. 6s, Oct. 9 at 70.
,
New
York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING OCTOBER 1934.
Stock Sales
1934
October
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31....
la
ascor lance
lots except
in the
with
< ase
a
1933
15,569,921
279,377,161
Shares
39,372,212
686,293,330
Bond Sales
;
I
1934
$278,238,000
3,203,268,700
October
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31...
rule of the Stock Exchange, effective Oct. 3 1915, all stocks are now quoted dollars per share,
of stocks which sell only In
Prices
are on
1933
.
$232,922,600
2,776,528,000
basis of 100-share
small way.
a
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in the month's
range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling outside of the
regular monthly range are shown In a footnote In the month in which they occur.
No account is taken of such sales In computing the range for the year.
AOOREOATE SALES
In
October
Low from
July 1 1933
to
Jan. 1.
Shares.
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Shares
""270
18,900
90
17,500
3,300
9,200
8,700
21,400
1,300
58,700
20
600
19,600
4,300
1,700
2,200
1,653,900
1,200
15.300
3,700
12,500
100
vbn- ham Ac Straus..
Bid.
*
Preferred
*
......
Adams MUlla..
6
3N
*
4N
Air Reduction Inc
•
so ys
*
1%
165*
*
Air-Way Elec Appll Corp
Alasaa
Juneau
&
Mln.U
Gold
Susquehanna. 100
12,300 A P W Paper Co...
746,400 Allegheny Corp...
200,300
Pref series A $30 warr'ta
^44,800
14N
Addressograph Multlgraph 10
Advance Rumely
Affiliated Products
50 Albany
42,400
170
3 X
IX
5N
4X
4N
*
100
.
Pref series A $40 warr'ts 100
Pref series A $30
ex-war
5,700 Alleghany Steel,.
...
.100
13 X
82
...
30 Allegh Ac West Ry i% gtd.100
239,400 Allied Chem & Dye....
»
Preferred
9,500
1.100
455,400 Allls Chalmers Mfg
»
37,800 Alpha Portland Cement....*
63,800 Amalgamated Leather..... 1
Preferred
11,700
50
207,700
12",700
580
160
36,300
1.000
6 800
3,100
500
500
7,300
760
900
19,800
16,100
527,800
264,800
27,030
107,600
9,300
818,600
4,500
490
13,600
100
24,000
3.300
1,900
2,700
1,200
1.200
3.100
5,500
3,300
4,300
9,900
4,700
60
8,300
2,300
35,700
11.800
800
9,500
800
300
18,300
5,100
5,900
175.800
74,300
58,200
53,500
2.700
3,400
2,930
580
83,400
2,900
3,500
3,000
430
772,800
200
14,800
6,400
5,900
4,600
2,200
•No par value,
a
Sept. 18
17
Jan.
13
Oct.
25
5% Sept. 12
5
Sept. 8
Oct.
1
18
38 N
132N Oct.
24 126
13
3
33 N
Sale
II*
13 N
UN Oct.
12N Oct.
July 27
33 N
Sale
5
June
Jan.
115N
122N
10N
UN
2N
Oct.
13 N Oct.
14N Oct.
4N Oct.
26
15
Sept.
Jan.
July
July
July
3
Oct.
29
27
Oct.
29
27
Oct.
25
Oct.
8
43
Oct.
39
Sale
46
1
Oct.
19
45N Oct.
13N Oct.
41N Oct.
20N Oct.
19
44
12
31N
34N
30
11
21N
11
25
19N Sept.
6
17
96
Jan.
90 % May
1 145
Oct.
30
17N Oct.
11
12
July
26
9
32
Oct.
30
15
56N Feb.
12N Feb.
Oct.
1
36
32
35
32
Oct.
30
6
Oct.
11
21
«8*
27
21% Oct.
60N Oct.
3
2
23
64N Sale
65N Oct.
18
26
26
Oct.
27
29
Oct.
26
2N
25%
7N
52N
IN
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
29
3
Oct.
15
29N Oct.
16
31
4
60N Oct.
25
2N Oct.
Oct.
11
5
25
24
30
26
17
33 N Feb.
Oct.
6N Oct.
15
Sale
1
10
10
9
June 22
Oct.
15N
61
14 N
25% Oct.
15
6
5N
9 102N Oct.
1 103N Oct.
3
Sale
5
23
7N
16 N
14 N
23 N Feb.
5
20N Feb.
5
7% Mar. 12
45
Mar. 13
55 N June
8
40
Aug. 21
45N Oct. 30
25N Apr. 27
50 N Apr. 27
Aug.
25% Jan.
UN Sept.
40
26
15
16
24
130
Oct.
37% Oct.
24
L60N Feb.
Jan.
39
Sale
101X 102 N 105% 107
lOl&Oct.
98 K Sale
97
Oct.
100N Sale
144
139N Sale
147N 139N Oct.
16
X
3%
38
12
20
2
27
8
53
Sale
IN
2
Sale
4}
6]
6
Sale
13 N
6K
10%
10 X
3 X
.
.
.10
»
17 %
24 H
3%
25%
4%
X
2
4N
Sale
Sale
15N Sale
39N Sale
Sale
Sale
8
7
Sale
73
IfN
75
Ik*
72
Sale
24
25M
24
28
Sale
4N Sale
Sale
14
10
13
Sale
107 X
12 X
121
Sale
33 N
2
_
8% Sale
8N
Sale
15N
UK
10 X
54
12N Sale
4N
II*
ill*
Sale
2
20 N
35
Sale
112
57
95
Sale
43
65
36
Oct.
22
ION
52
35N
45 X
102
100
11
•
Amer
Telep At TeleglHIIIioi
American Tobacco
25
105 N
63
25
64
105
foi
•
2N
7
100
13
il*
69
Sale
65
Sale
119
Sale
19%
110%
Sale
50
"Too
36
....
1
2N
•
c
Cash sales,
58 N
119
Sale
4
9N
70
9
40
Sale
IN Sale
3N Sale
y
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
10N
Sale
63
4N
10N
14
Oct.
13
14N Oct.
32
4
Oct.
30
Oct.
3
7N Oct.
N Oct.
3N Oct.
13
9
2
19
5
Oct.
26
15 N Oct.
8
Oct.
3
18N Oct.
Oct.
1
14N Oct.
70N Oct.
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
16N Oct.
9
75
7
25
1
44N
18N
9N
8N
1
19
Jan.
Feb.
6
HON Apr.
18
15
24
38
107 % Feb.
126N Jan.
L48N July
4N Aug.
7
19
Aug. 31
46N Jan.
8
5
5
7
40
Apr. 24
65N Oct. 18
22
Apr.
7
2N Aug.
6
20% July 26
7
July 26
46 N Jan.
4
IN June 27
4N Sept. 20
4N July 26
13% July 27
6 X July 26
11N July 30
10N July 27
3N July 26
17H Aug.
1
5
26N Jan.
3N Sept. 18
25% Oct. 27
4% July
26
N Sept. 21
3N Sept. 26
Feb.
21
Feb.
5
Jan. 31
June 19
June 18
Feb.
16
Feb.
3
Feb.
6
Feb.
17N Feb.
7
6
25
Feb.
6
22N
10N
42%
36 N
Mar. 15
Apr. 26
10
Feb.
Feb. 16
Feb.
5
5
45% Mar. 26
11
Feb.
6
IN Apr.
4
10
May 22
16
14N Sept.
38N Feb.
17
35N Sept.
27
12 N July
74 N Mar. 13
5
19N Feb.
Oct.
18
3%
4N
14N
70N
25% Oct.
25
21
11
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
11
13
Oct.
4
15
Oct.
11
2
13% Oct.
14% Oct.
25
11
3 H Sept.
i!i*
6
May 11
May 22
Feb. 15
Feb. 15
34 % Mar. 13
12% Feb.
6
29 X Feb.
6
Feb.
7
II*
38
Oct.
16
UN Sept.
ION Sept.
10
July
Feb.
1
111N Jan. 23 123
Aug. 23
13 N July
28 N Feb. 19
36
Jan.
58
July 20
2N July
7N Feb. 19
N Oct.
2N Jan. 30
17 N July
30
Jan. 30
30 % July
51% Feb. 15
2 118
Oct.
25
100
98
68
Oct.
24
Oct.
22
1 126
13
Oct.
1 123
Oct.
8
16N
53N
2%
N
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
11
31
Oct.
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
Oct.
20
32 N Oct.
115
Oct.
95
Oct.
1
8
1
64% Oct.
119N Oct.
8
12N Oct.
3
18N
55N
3N
N
20N Oct.
25
11
13
1
Oct.
25
16N Oct.
25
72
m
Jan.
71% Jan.
48% Jan.
106
Feb.
10N July
59 N June
125
June 29
98 N Sept. 6
68
Oct. 22
126
Oct.
25
67
Oct.
4
Oct.
22
41
Oct.
22
42N Oct.
18
37
Jan.
58N Oct.
30
65
1
46
Jan.
Feb.
5
Jan. 30
7
44% Feb.
72
July 14
121H Aug. 23
118
Oct.
18% Oct.
109N Oct.
74% Oct.
4
9
76
122
Oct.
2
Oct.
13
4
Oct.
1
9N Oct.
40
Oct.
1
Oct.
120N Oct.
20N Oct.
30 112N Oct.
2
79
Oct.
4
26
3N
1
5
30
Sale
2
27
Oct.
69
Sale
Oct.
20
15N Oct.
39
5
11
26
15
Ex-rights,
13
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
68X Oct.
7% Oct.
3N
Oct.
30N
3N
25%
6N
N
3N
15% Sale
3m
9
1
63
7%
13
11
121
Sale
3N
Oct.
Oct.
1
42 N
Sale
11
21N Oct.
12N Oct.
20 N Sale
HON Sale
73
75 N
79
77 K Sale
80
122 K 127
124
7
Co. Inc.l
Sale
70
4
11
17
8
11% Oct.
67
13
Oct.
29
Sale
14
11
Oct.
4N Oct.
Sale
14
Sale
42
1
Oct.
6% Oct.
31
123
3% 127
Sale
42
14N
...»
1st preferred
I..IIII*
American Woolen.......
•
Ex-dlvidend
119N Sale
Oct.
9
18
4N Oct.
13N Oct.
20
Sale
65'
5N
Oct. 31
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
6
Oct.
17
34 N
118
119
96 N
98
Sale
106
•
preferred.....
115
19
1
Oct.
Sale
Sale
2SH
..IIlOO
.....II.
Sale
15*
77
16N Sale
55
54%
% Sale
16% Sale
«
ReflningllOt
Preferred
27 N
6N Sale
17
3%
Ijoo
t Amer Type Founders
Preferred
26
20 H
Amer Steel Found lies. ....,*
Class B
31N Sale
3N Sale
29N
30N
6N Sale
N Sale
3N
5N
63
.,
....
5%
20
15
3
28
Stores
12
18
Sale
4
Sale
4N
19
32
A™
42
3
Refining,„
Preferred.......
m
2d Preferred....
..100
Vmerican Snuff
" 2?
Sum Tob
Sale
13 N
Shipbuilding" III
Preferred.
13
Sale
5
Sale
Sale
12
Amer Smelt At
.
ll"
Sale
8N Sale
11N
13
18N
31N
5
5N
14N
7N
12%
15*
16 N
12
Sale
14N
35N
100
_
3
Sale
7N Sale
55 N Sale
2N Sale
4N
5N
26 N
Sale
4X
4X
Sale
2N
Sale
32
*
"»
Preferred
4N
2N
20 H
5X
20
..II.I*
z
25
Oct.
124 % Oct.
17
Oct.
Oct.
Apr.
Jan.
July
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
23 N Feb.
98 % July
Oct.
36
13
27
July 20
UN Feb.
5
July 18
34 N Apr.
5
11N Feb.
6
7N Feb.
5
9N Feb.
6
84
4N Sept. 25
91% June
107
Sept. 19
3N
16 N Sept. 14
23 N
196
Sept. 14 >05
82
Sale
14
Jan.
2
4
3%
25 X
42 N
4
16
4
Oct.
Sale
43
Preferred.
Optional sale,
25
110
_
8N Oct.
124
126
120
...lit
2d pref A
$6
Oct.
Sale
Sale
80
...
301,400
Preferred
189,500
170,600 t Am Writing Paper
81,920
4
1
91
Sale
44
_100
Am Wat Wks 8c EI
9
Jan.
6
July 26
70N Jan. 25
Alleghany
1,309,007 Am Rolling Mill
37,800 American Safety Razor.
64,200 American Seating
88,230 Amer Ship Ac Comm...
16.300
900
1,910
24
1
Sale
European Securities
Am Ac Foreign
Power.......
Am
15
Oct.
Oct.
125N
Amer Encaustic Tilinii
American
Oct.
Oct.
24
SugarCoIIlO
American Sugar
Preferred
Oct.
1% Oct.
19 N Oct.
202
Oct.
Oct.
6
41N
....
960
3 N July
18
Sale
...
239,500
5,165
29,700
179,200
14,700
181,350
1,085,305
101,400
515,200
15,500
49,410
19,735
6% Sept. 14
16
1% Oct.
6N Oct.
6N Oct.
7
20 N
Sale
_
(61
11
Oct.
4N Oct.
7
Sale
Am
16,300 Vmerican
_____
12 N
12
__10<
Colortype
Crystal
7% Preferred
17
Oct.
Oct.
13
25
b Amer
Oct.
1}
17 i
202
Sale
42 N
22 N
11100
32N
8N
4N
5N
Oct.
Sale
19 X
88
.....
200
3,100
11,600
1,600
28,300
62,300
5,900
29,000
of
Oct.
107
UK
•
8
Oct.
34 X
100
8
99
20
154,700 Amer Locomotive
■
Preferred
3,890
lioi
169,900 Am Mach Ac Foundry
•
197,700 Amer Machine At Metals
30,700
Voting trust ctfs
•
462,800 American Metal
5,400
6% Conv preferred..... 100
18,830 American News Co...
767,880 Amer Power 8c Light
I__
$6 preferred
112,800
...II.*
$5 preferred..
115,500
•
1,780,200 Am Radiator At Stand San."
2,028,900
35,800
25,400
45,000
127
22
Oct.
Sale
27 N
*
700
16
124
2f
Alcoho'
Preferred
5K
Sale
Sale
S*
Preferred
46,300
Jo*
62,900 Amer Home Products
1
163,000 American Ice
Preferred
21,500
II100
328.600 Amer Internat Corp
»
55,900 Am La France & Foamlte
*
Preferred
3,940
100
14,200
540
Co
Preferred.
6N
Oct.
7N Oct.
Sale
Highest.
Oct.
89
1.
Sale Prices.
43
Apr. 18
84
4
c,
18
Lowest.
Sale Prices
35
Jan. 17
Oct.
82
26
Sale
ion
84,800 Am Hawaiian Steamship.
41,000 Amer Hide Ac Leather..;
70
57,400
Am Com
5
W
Sale
110
1IO6N Oct.
6N Oct.
3N
1% Sale
6K Sale
Sale
Sale
125N
10N
11N
2H
»
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale
45
12 N
County, N J
American
~~4N
Sale
10
233,900 Amer Car Ac Foundry
Preferred
44,200
18,600 American Chain.
Preferred
7,800
46,100 American Chicle..
50
IN
Lowest.
42 K
108
Sale
50
196,500 American Bank Note
Preferred
7,240
70,800 Am Brake SAcF
Preferred
3,970
661,300 American Can
Preferred
15,550
Coal
4
193
117
Amerada Corp
Am
193
107 X
300 Amer Agric Chem (Conn) pf_*
195,700 Amer Agric Chemical il>el).*
5,200
1«
„
Ask
27
12,500
4,500
7rs
65
'
.
35 K
107X 107
Sale
6N
83
81%
K* Sale
26
29 N
7% Sale
7N
3%
4^
5 X Sale
5N
Sale
101
103 N
IN
IN
19N Sale
107
6
10<
Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31
Ask
30
30
89
aim
Adams Express
Preferred
Oct. 1
1934
Par
2,200
3,470
501,600
1,270
317,200
89,392
44,800
90,000
172,600
45,900
800
12",666
Oct. 31
PRICES IN OCTOBER
26
29
81N
124N
5N
12N
17N
68%
9N
43
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
24
65 N Jan.
67
Jan.
31
107N Jan.
3
July
7% Jan.
14% Sept.
11
11
13% May
8
23
receivership.
6
Feb.
6
125
Aug. 23
June
d
Apr. 23
36
Oct.
6
Feb.
2N July
54
11
IN Oct.
20
Feb.
21
28 % Feb. 21
27 N Feb.
7
Feb.
80
5
5
17N Feb.
7
83 X Feb.
Mar. 14
Oct.
4
July
Feb.
11
3
21%
125%
82 N
84 N
13
30
15
9
In
105% July
Oct.
Oct.
reported
103 N Jan,
Oct.
Oct.
3N Oct.
t Companies
16
18
11
li*
7
1
Jan.
July
Sept.
N. Y. STOCK
Nov., 1934]
AGGREGATE SALES,
(I. T. STOCK
In
Since
October
68,000
900
1.200
220
80
3,400
88,800
22,200
1,100
15,000
1,100
110
83,600
3,800
15,600
570
200
35,000
4,300
200
74",300
3,400
130
36,800
Associated Dry Goods..
1
1st preferred...........100
2d
Atchison
1,229,700
72,300
1.073,600
109,800
5,730
68,000
2,420
61,360
11,560
665,600
72,000
3,450
151,600
4,500
15,200
337,700
13,600
853,750
274,200
89,100
120
1,400
180
800
270
38,900
17,200
1,020
8,800
200
1,600
8,200
1,200
21,200
15,200
8,800
91,500
7,500
1,650
5,400
124,400
2,690
I,540
2,150
36,000
313,900
5,850
768,900
400,000
10,600
350
50
10
18,600
42,500
740
35,200
22,300
1,000
1,147,100
800
500
22,100
104,200
25,800
11,200
739.100
27,000
57,600
15,800
70
1,500
2,430
5,900
62,200
69.030
81,100
3,530
461,500
24,180
208,600
19,600
165,300
2,000
4,100
1,710
2,790
11,180
435,620
22,700
4,200
1,100
900
19,500
1,700
5,300
250
12,700
1,490
4,100
600
5,100
100
80
"""270
38,700
800
200
10k
40
44 k
53 4
24k
51k Sale
79 4 Sale
29 H Sale
25
Atlantic Refining—
Atlas Powder
Preferred
*
100
...
*
Corp
Auburn Automobile
..
Austin, Nichols 5c Co ......*
Prior A
L
•
Aviation Corp of Del (The). .5
Preferred...
100
100
Preferred
Bamberger (L) 5c Co pref
Bangor 5c Aroostook
Preferred............
10
94
m
254 Sale
40
42% 43 M
1024 103 4 103 4
44
64
74
25 4 Sale
234
10
11%
94
58
554
52
Sale
4
34
9
fsH
75
64
16k
27 k
3k
100
...50
16 k
13 hi
29k
91k
2k
100
41
23
preferred...........100
Beatrice Creamery...
25
80
100
......-100
55
87
.20
54
Preferred
100
.....
Barnsdall
Corp.........
5
Bay uk Cigars, Inc..........*
1st
Preferred
Beech-Nut Packing
.
Beldlng-Hemlngway
*
Belg Nat Rys part pref
Bendlx Aviation Corp
......
5
14
,
514
8 4
7
83 4
9 4
18 4
Bloomlngdale Bros
*
Preferred
.........100
...
Blumenthal 5c Co pref
100
16
65
34
Boeing Airplane Co w i
Bohn Alum 5c Brass Corp
5
6%
Bon Ami class A..........
*
25
334
68
18
Borg-Warner Corp........10
Ilk
Boston 5c Maine.........100
64
Borden Co. (The)
Briggs 5c Stratton.
4 Sale
214 Sale
9
64
24
2
17 4
*
Wheel
•
Watch........
Bullard Co
•
Brothers class A ....*
Class A
885*
60
Id
.......5
Preferred (7)
100
Budd (E G) Mfg
*
Preferred 7%..........10#
Burns
v t c
....
•
Class B...
Class B certificates...
*
.....100
Preferred
Burroughs Add Mach
tBush Terminal Co
*
*
......
100
7% debenture..
11
4
444
xl02
Oct.
Sale
494
23
4
Jan.
Jan.
9
6k Sept. 20
16k July 30
16
10
Oct.
3
13
Oct.
19
564 Oct.
34 Oct.
19
60
Oct.
19
10
4k Oct.
5
67
124
Sale
8k
34k
16k
19k
29
Oct.
Oct.
2
3k Oct.
17
17
65
Ilk
106k
Ilk
14 k
31k
24k
54k
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
20
Oct.
24
6k
4
43k
11 105k
29
18k
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
35k
95 k
2k
16 k
Jan.
1
90
Oct.
16
I°5*
67k Oct.
24
58
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
30
13
24
Jan.
Oct.
1
95 k Jan.
13
1
26
30
2
Oct.
11
16
1
29
Oct.
6
22
36k Oct.
29k Oct.
64
Oct.
23 k Oct.
7k Oct.
21k Oct.
106k Oct.
Jan.
July
22
82
Feb.
19
40
Feb.
5
Sept.
16k Jan.
30
26
24 k Oct.
54 k Oct.
15
19 k Sept.
13
6
29
17
Oct.
4,200
7,200
3,100
5,000
190
347,000
98,300
37,700
6,900
100
1,700
10,200
Butte Copper 5c Zinc.
5
.
Butterick..
Byers Co.........
......
Preferred.....
10i
...
Calif Packing Corp. ........*
Callahan Zinc-Lead....
..1
420 Canada Southern..
30
1,179,200
39,400
2,200
300
80
10
Canadian
10<
25
Pacific....
56,200 Cannon Mills
21.200 Capital Admin Co Ltd c A- 1
Preferred class A..
10
5,140
50 Car Clinch F 5c Ohio Ry__100
Stamped
100
705
100
705,400 Case (J I) Co
Pref 7%
100
7,485
426,300 Caterpillar Tractor.....
1,250,400 Celanese Corp of America..
..........*
22,600 tCelotex Co.
Voting trust certificates.
51,850
Preferred
100
37,170
75,040 Central Agulrre Associates
100
II,600 Central RR of N J
56,900 Century Ribbon Mills
Preferred....
100
1,050
1,611,700 Cerro de Pasco Copp..
171,400 Certain-Teed Prod
7% preferred.......
100
7,400
5
4,400 Checker Cab...........
...
89"666
1,420
37,200
172,800
1,700
4,500
5,850
3,200
1,100
1,000
_.
88
Jan.
107k July
3
5
34
Oct.
56 k Feb.
19
8k Oct.
54k Oct.
8
10k Sept
1
1
91
Oct.
27
5
24
27
26k Oct.
24k Oct.
17
29
Oct.
1
30
2
14
174 Sale
ik
16k
17 k
33 k
3k
39k
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
37
Oct.
30
89
Oct.
30
4
5
17
Oct.
10
lk Oct.
18k Oct.
19
6k Oct.
May
68 k Jan.
Oct.
91
19k Jan.
16k July
6k July
28 k July
28 k Feb.
19k Feb.
14
Feb.
9
ik*
76
19
9
Sept.
12
Jan.
Oct.
25
14
July
16
26
Jan.
19
2
15
1
44k
40k
91k
60
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
38
20
54
Oct.
25
9 123k Oct.
6
Oct.
26
17
11
53
60
52
Oct.
26
52
58
50
Oct.
4
9,200
300
200
3,300
36,200
100
1,200
•No
Dar
171 000 Chesapeake Corp
815,400 Chesapeake & Ohio
8,300 tChlc 5c East III RR
35,400]
value,
x
6% preferred......
Ex-dividend,
a
25
100
100
Optional sale,
8k
4k
7k
53k
4k
4
4
1
24
25
30
25
6
'
19
5
,
2k
3k
9k
3k
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
1
11
11
19
1
11
1
6
31
5
July
45
Sept.
118k June
4
July
3k July
6
July
50
July
3
July
16
July
2
July
2k Jan.
5k July
lk Jan.
11
lk Oct.
3
3
8
9k Oct.
15k\Oct.
lk Oct.
3k Oct.
8
11
3
25
13
15
1
4*
Aug.
Jan.
Jan.
23
11
Oct.
11
40
Sale
31
4
38k Oct.
18
Sale
k
2k
6k
14k
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
49
27
26
27
26
27
26
37 4
%
Sale
37k
3%
Sale
3^
Sale
Sale
131
33 4 Sale
74 Sale
7k Sale
14k Sale
48 k
51k
Ilk Sale
33 k
34k
7k
6k
30
30
Sale
Sale
48
Oct.
25
11
Oct.
19
49
Oct.
19
Ilk Oct.
32k Oct.
31
13 k Oct.
1
9
35k Oct.
24
Jan.
4
24
7k Oct.
30
Oct.
Oct.
45k
74
Sale
Sale
Sale
30 k
26 k
Sale
23
Sale
lk
lk
lk
8k
23 k
56
Sale
27
Sale
24 4
14
294H
60
6%
Sale
Sale
Sale
254
Sale
7
lk
2
14
23 k
56
74
Sale
62
7k
85
95
85
Sale
37
Sale
2
1
Oct.
13
3k Oct.
7k Oct.
1
19
8
Oct.
17
Jan.
3
32
Oct.
19
Jan.
31
82
Oct.
31
Apr.
49k Oct.
25
Jan.
44
23
54
38
42 4
14
24
5
294
64
4
2
6
26
15
14
26
27
27
18
1
77
Oct.
25
9
30k Oct.
Oct.
1
27k Oct.
31
25
Oct.
Oct.
11
lk Oct.
25
11
25
Oct.
Oct.
25
lk Oct.
Ilk Oct.
July
Aug.
Sept.
July
July
July
25
Jan.
25
26
Oct.
11
Sept. 11
Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
July
5
62
.8
11
6k Oct.
23
1
27
11
40k Oct.
5k Oct.
16
May 16
25
Jan.
2
Oct.
19
23
Oct.
5
Jan.
19
5k Oct.
37k Oct.
10
Oct.
10
30
5k Oct.
40k Oct.
17
Sale
24
Jan.
4
Sale
lk
2
lk Sale
41k Oct.
lk Oct.
lk Oct.
44k Oct.
25
25
31
lk Oct.
25
2k Oct.
11
5
Sale
37k
Sale
24
Sale
42 k
6k
1
9
8
44 k Aug. 29
lk Jan. 23
6
15}
Feb.
6
Feb. 23
56
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
18
Max. 12
38
Apr.
2
Apr. 20
Apr. 20
June 19
29
39
85
92 k June 23
6
86 k Feb.
84k Feb.
6
33 k Apr. 21
5
44k Feb.
4k Apr. 12
Apr. 12
43 k July
27
Sept. 14
18
25
Mar.
22 k Apr. 13
5
32 k Feb.
Feb.
3
92
12k Feb. 19
Jan. < 2
95
35k Oct.
4 k Oct.
5k Sale
20
16
Mar. 31
95
37
82
2
29
28
15k Feb. 23
2 k Feb. 16
3 k Aug.
8
4k Feb.
1
32 k Feb.
7
67 k Apr. 23
2
40k Oct.
62k Oct.
25 k Oct.
624
6
16
9°
Sale
"95""
2
1
3
82
62
82
43
5
18k Jan.
July
July
July
July
July
July
33
Sale
34
3
13
27
26
26
Oct.
16
Jan.
Jan.
July
Oct.
July
July
6
17k Oct.
26
26
Oct.
ik Oct.
2k Oct.
21
xl9k Feb.
3k Feb.
June
43
1
22
Feb.
30
4k Feb. 23
3k Feb. 21
2k Feb. 23
15k Feb. 20
4
lk Sale
15k
16k
40 k
42
Oct.
lk Oct.
lk Oct.
lk Oct.
15k Oct.
15
25
25
6
Oct.
Sale
Sale
44 4
8
Jan.
7k Apr.
Apr.
5k Jan.
6k Apr.
15k Feb.
44
10k July
Sept.
3h
16
14k Apr. 24
75
Jan.
27
1
Feb.
Aug.
2
10 k Mar. 17
5
9k Feb.
41
14
164
40]
15
61
125
5k
lk
1 k
1 k
13 k
10k
"lk Sale'
4
19k Apr. 26
21
37 k July 18
7
8k Feb.
58 k Apr. 26
44 k Aug. 27
97
July 21
6
80k Feb.
28 k Mar.
82 k Jan.
Oct.
52
31
5
5
24 k Apr.
3k Aug.
Oct.
4
27
52
9
3
k July
13
34k Oct.
26
Sale
Sale
7
16
34
5
20k Oct.
64 Oct.
Sale
2
...
......
55",200
64
Butte 5t Superior Mining. _1»
233,600 Calumet Ac Hecla Cons Cop 25
106,600 Campbell W 5c C Foundry...*
5
175,700 Canada Dry Ging Ale
8.000
-
Pref ctfs of deposit
Feb.
19
Oct.
24
Bush Term Bldgs—
2,830
28.900
83,200
36,800
277,100
4,690
230
24
36 k Oct.
49 k Feb.
13
11
28
6
127
July
ll%
26
22
31
29
15k Apr. 24
Sept. 8
1
23 k Feb.
19k Apr. 26
Jan.
10
234 Sale
64
94
121k Oct.
1234 1234 Sale
5
Oct.
44
54
44
3 k Oct.
4
Sale
44
34
Sale
6k Oct.
64 Sale
50
Oct.
54 4
514
Sale
50
3 k Oct.
Sale
4
44 Sale
20k Oct.
20 4 Sale
21
204
2k Oct.
2% Sale
2% Sale
3 k Oct.
4
34
34
44
8
Oct.
94 Sale
84 Sale
3 k Oct.
2
2
34
4
2
14
2
14
lk Oct.
1%
2
4
14
14
14
J/*
7
Oct.
84
74
Ilk Oct.
12 4 Sale
144 Sale
1
Oct.
2
14
3
Oct.
4
24
24
34
July
Mar.
31 111k Oct.
Jan.
10
43 k Oct.
105 k Oct.
19 k Aug.
91
July
67 k Oct.
May
17
Sale
Jan.
89
30
24 k
5
6k Feb.
38k Apr. 12
July
23
5
6
17
1
111
Jan.
29
Oct.
46 k Feb.
June 30
July
31
5
21
101
Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
20
Oct.
14
Feb.
16
86 k Jan.
41
84
Sale
17
31
9
Sale
34
34
39 4 Sale
374 Sale
894
884
25
30 109
8 101
24
16
64 k Apr.
34 k Feb.
37 k Feb.
16 k Oct.
13 k July
16 k Sept.
24
4
4
4k Oct.
11
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
Jan.
7
31k May 14
3k July 26
13
Oct.
90
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
27
8*
5
July
Feb.
Apr. 12
24
Apr. 24
5
35k Feb.
55 k Mar. 13
103 k Aug. 23
16k Mar. 14
57 k Mar. 13
16k Mar. 5
64
Apr. 28
10k Jan. 31
11
12
Oct.
Feb.
90
5
26
8
29k Oct.
26
11%
31
1
Oct.
83
19
9
8k Feb.
Apr. 21
70
July 24
9 k Apr. 23
«
18k Feb.
Apr. 20
Apr. 20
Apr. 25
5
July
35$
Oct.
80
11
1
25
19
25
6 k Aug. 29
Oct. 18
16
11
18 103 k Oct.
12
31
67
27
26
26
26
Oct.
9
Jan.
Oct.
99
2
25k Oct.
45 k Oct.
58
Sale
34
92
25
24
Oct.
204
444
Sale
2
23
Sale
34
Sale
11
7
121
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Conv preferred
Budd
39
*
*
Brunswick-Balke-Coll.
Bulova
414
100
Brown Shoe, Inc........
Preferred
31
Oct.
9
8
Sale
85
Oct.
33 k Oct.
6
Oct.
2
30
22 k Oct.
40
Oct.
Sale
Sale
Oct.
274 Oct.
54 Oct.
79
81
Sale
554 Sale
a 19%
Sale
7
64
Sale
84
4
Brooklyn Union Gas..
24
Sale
26
17 4
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit ..*
56 preferred series A......*
Aug.
4k July
7k July
46
July
36
July
29k Jan.
45 k Aug.
70 k Jan.
24 k July
5
Aug.
10
30
33
*
Oct.
48k Oct.
37k Oct.
56k Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Oct.
Apr.
July
Apr. 17
4
Apr. 12
36
9
Aug. 31
24 116k Sept. 26
3k July 26
k July 26
54
July 26
3
July 27
5
4k Jan.
11
6k Oct.
74 Sale
17
Oct.
22
214
20
174
104k Oct.
103
1064 104 4 109
34
Oct.
37 4
21
274 314
6 k Oct.
Sale
74 Sale
47
Oct.
Sale
524 Sale
484
........5
Preferred
Oct.
70
Sale
23
Jan.
16
16
11
Feb.
Feb.
5 100
46
9
13
5
25
Sale
Brooklyn Ac Queens Transit.*
Bristol-Myers Co
Oct.
1
2
Sale
50
Brlggs Manufacturing......*
1
26
1
Sale
59
6
Oct.
Oct.
114 Sale
274 Sale
18
18
Oct.
15
32
•
19
54
35 4
23
12
Jan.
110
76 k Jan.
25
Oct.
41
Sale
44 %
........
Oct.
Oct.
334 Oct.
484 Oct.
67
106 4
Best 5c Co
B law-Knox.
26
60 k
17k
13 k
24 k
26
Feb.
2«5H
15
Oct.
38
12
Sale
13
124
•
9k Jan.
July
11*
11
Oct.
47k
1134 118
12% Sale
15% Sale
21
Corp
Oct.
27
104 Oct.
Sale
64
674
Beneficial Indus Loan Corp
Bethlehem Steel
19
31
44
54 Sale
16 4
Sale
14 k
154 Sale
17 4
17k
174
184
Sale
99k
1014 102 4
40
40 4
Sale
39k
103
102 4 105
109
2%
2% Sale
34
23 4
234
234 20k
Sale
5%
64 Sale
31
32
424 Sale
Sale
105
100k
101
Sale
17
16k
Sale
90
89
88k
914
6 54
*
Oct.
Sale
16
1074
2%
204
6%
24%
100
Barker Bros
8
Oct.
18 4
304 Sale
174
16 %
86
5
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
8
44
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Baltimore Ac Ohio........100
12
7
5
.......100
10
Oct.
65
104
614
40 4
334
514
794
28 4
54
5%
23x8
54%
100
Preferred
Oct.
9
26
Sept. 17
July 26
34 July
4% Oct.
5
Sale
100
RR
10
6
Sale"
5
7k
37
13
61
61
6!%
42
Atl G & W I SS Lines
920
4,700
4
6
4
18
Oct.
76
64 Sale
Sale
5
79
76
76
72
34
1
Oct.
54
604
33
54 Sale
644 Sale
Sale
Oct.
13
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Prices
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
114 4 115% 1154
94 k
974 Sale
Sale
54
14,100 £ Botany Cons Mills A..
100
58,800
?«
36
*
7% preferred
100
110,819
25,690 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
1,652,900
"95""
94
6
sg*
34%
364
100
Top & S Fe
Coast Line
Atlas Tack
64
48
Sale
4
Sale
36
26
.......25
Preferred
Atlan
99 4
6
54
34 k
16k
15%
154
Sale
1164
106
44, Oct.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices
Sale
40%
10 k
94
154
964
54
Sale
Sale
12 4
18*
98
44
preferred...........100
Associated Oil
1,455,400
99,600
13,800
44,900
4,000
10
Art Metal Construction
.
13,600
1,100
100
Preferred
50
9,790
185,200
11,500
4,500
1,550
1,107,862
54,100
201,500
4,290
11,500
662,600
83,700
7,150
30,800
805,700
179,400
2.720
640
10*
Sale
11%
.
4*
37
40
37
7%
134
80
5k
21 k
Ask
4
Sale
3 k
32
10
Lowest.
Oct, 31
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Par
......
300
5,400
Oct. 1
Oct. 311934
78,500 Amer Zinc, Lead Ac Smelt—1
Preferred.........
--25
6,300
—50
2.203,990 Voacoodfl Copper
*
10,900 Anaconda Wire Ac Cable
61,100 Anchor Cap Corp....
*
Preferred...
3,630
3,500 Andes Copper Mining Co..
•
95,500 Archer Daniels Mid....—
Preferred
........100
1,090
100
35,100 \ rmnur (Del) pref
575,700 Armour of Illinois new
$6 convertible preferred.
126,900
Preferred
100
680,670
168,000 Arnold Constable Corp.....5
*
17,760 Art loom Corporation...
200
1.
to
EXCHANGE
Shares.
1,200
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
from
1933
July 1
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Low
STOCKS
35
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
t Companies reported in receivership
39k Jan.
5
lk Aug.
2
lk July 23
5
5
5
16k Mar. 16
48 k Apr. 21
7k Apr.
35
Apr.
48 k June 16
7
Feb. 17
8
Feb.
b Name changed from American Beet Sugar Co.
16
36
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES
October
Shares.
Low- front
July 1 1933
STOCKS
3
Since
Jan. 1.
7. STOCK EXCHANGE*
Shares.
In
1,200
30
500
300
332,600
3,500
Preferred
...-100
Chicago Ik North West
360
60
101)
100
Preferred
Chicago Pneum Tool
Preferred
7% prefferred..
690
10'
....100
11
25
25%
Chile Copper....
Chrysler Corporation
City Ice At Fuel
•
.....100
....
6,200
2,825
38,900
1,700
9,000
80,400
19,225
702,240
15,000
381,200
4,740
2,340
109,400
4,050
7,419
7,320
1,590
298,000
146,900
400
940
2,300
130
240
440
90
100
32,600
170
700
710
610
23,700
2,500
78,300
127,900
6,200
100
44,000
1,400
1
4*
i!H
100
31,000 Cluett, Peabody At Co.
630
73%
47%
29
*
Preferred
Sale
Sale
...100
Coca-Cola Co (The).....
*
Class A
•
900
9,600
8,700
2,600
7,200
700
70
5,800
5,700
1,700
3,900
190
17,000
1,960
4,500
7,600
3,700
37,600
21,100
Preferred...
Collins At Alkman
100
14,200
•
Oct.
13
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9
4
Oct.
3
1% Oct.
% Oct.
5% Oct.
11
10
11
4% Oct.
1
4
Oct.
44
Oct.
26
32% Oct.
18% Oct.
75% Oct.
3
16
6%
15%
37%
19%
79%
29
44
12
Oct.
1
Oct.
% Oct.
2% Oct.
2% Oct.
4&
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
2
17
13
27
9
4
Oct.
9
Oct.
4
17
Oct.
22
73% Oct.
2
73% Oct.
2
13
Sale
77
81
43%
24%
47%
2
Oct.
25
113
26
112
Oct.
110
Oct.
1
Oct.
1
142%
Sale
130
Oct.
1
Oct.
25
30
Oct.
Sale
54% Oct.
14% Oct.
29
16
1
Oct.
11
Sale
91
Oct.
17
Oct.
31
10% Oct.
31
Oct.
76
30
Oct.
9
Oct.
55%
10% Sale
76
73%
6% Sale
4% Sale
•
11
4
Oct.
1
Oct.
13
25
10
11
Preferred..............100
15
20
17
Oct.
1
Oct.
13
Colorado Ac Southern.... 100
1st preferred...........100
18
21
18
Oct.
19
Oct.
1
...
Preferred
100
{Colorado Fuel At Iron
*
.
.*
...
Oct.
Oct.
6
4
9%
19%
3%
10%
29%
67
8
Columbia Pictures Corp vt c •
34 %
Sale
33% Oct.
26
Oct.
18
16
*
1,898,000 Columbia G At £1 common
Preferred
100
38,300
2,590
5% pref series B
....100
10
572,000 Commercial Credit
Preferred 7%
7,400
25
Class A
50
26,100
Preferred B
25
7,700
1st preferred
..100
5,870
9%
60%
26
Oct.
Oct.
13
52
Commlnv Trust
27
102
22,400
*
preferred
Solvents
Commercial
*
Commonwealth At Southern
105
x46%
107 %
19%
»
Convertible
387,500
2,368,600
2,568,850
216,300
24,300
427,400
16,600
109
3i*
*
•
€
*
29%
7%
370,600
6,500
40,700
164,800
358,700
1,385,300
6,750
339,650
7,880
289,400
199,800
117,000
113,200
14,010
112
Consolld RR of Cuba pref. 100
Consolidated Textile..
3 %
Sale
Container Corp class A
Sale
20
•
3 %
Sale
•
»
Sale
20
55%
25
11
38
102
Oct.
1
Oct.
15
91% Jan.
44%
108%
18%
1%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
51% Oct.
25
35% Jan.
31
Oct.
30
6% Oct.
4
31
27
28*i
57
7% Oct.
55
6Ji
Sale
Sale
11
1
16
10
Jan.
30
31
26
26
Oct.
5
25
Sept. 17
89% Oct.
11
82
1% Oct.
3
1
1
7
18
108
Yi
Sale
Sale
2%
Sale
Ill
108
Oct.
3
30
1
2
82% Oct.
1
56% Oct.
30
Oct.
6
27% Oct.
% Oct.
15% Oct.
4
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
%
38%
*
...100
53
61%
145% 142%
Sale
4%
Sale
31%
40
Sale
50
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
57
Cuba Co (The)
......__*
Cuba RR pref
..100
Cuban American Sugar..__IO
48
Sale
Sale
100
50
47%
Publishing Co (The)*
Sale
Preferred
80%
16%
I
Sale
80
Sale
1
Sale
Sale
18
50
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
29
Davega Stores Corp
*
4
3
4
15
4
Oct.
11
1% Oct.
4% Oct.
5% Oct.
9
46
19
24
Oct.
25
46% Oct.
16% Oct.
26
78
30
Oct.
11
15
13
51
Oct.
13
II*
Oct.
Oct.
24
26
11
25
25
7
Oct.
31% Oct.
Oct.
18
Oct.
45%
68%
145%
5%
32%
14%
24%
39%
1
Oct.
25
Oct.
11
Hudson.....loo
Oct.
2
Oct.
25
16
31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
Oct.
66
29
1
11
4% Oct.
20% Oct.
Oct.
16
Oct.
5% Oct.
24
1
**8
Oct.
3
Oct.
2
48% Oct.
18% Oct.
22
<§8
8,
4
Oct.
1
25
5
10
24
28
Jan.
Jan.
Detroit Rdlson
Oct.
1
44
Oct.
24
16% Oct.
4% Oct.
mo
1
20
Oct.
23
24
11
70
Oct.
1
10
Oct.
20
1
11
1
31
39% Oct.
100
110
80,900 Diamond Match.
......*
25,200
Participating 0% Pref..25
933,800 Dome Mines Ltd.
»
64,200 Dominion Stores Ltd
•
30
Oct.
38%
14%
14%
8%
6%
%
%
3%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
....
...
Aircraft Co Inc....*
21,300 Dresser (S R) Mfg conv cl A..*
Class B
•
43,300
7,900 Duluth South Sh Ac Atl._10A
7,500
Preferred..............loo
98,500 Dunhill Int
l
-
Optional sale,
Oct.
21% Oct.
x
ifix-divldend.
Oct".
Oct.
16
46% Oct.
15 113
Oct,
1
25% Oct.
16
25
3% Jan.
3 H J an.
13
Jan.
Jan.
8
3
Oct.
31
3
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
4
Jan.
10
10% July
10% July
35
Aug.
14
July
4% July
63% Jan.
Jan.
26
26
6
26
26
5
25
Mar. 19
29
Jan.
Feb.
6
17
17
99
11
21
Sept. 17
28% Mar. 27
32
1
12
Oct.
25
10
7
14% Oct.
14% Jan.
8% Sept.
5
Sept.
% Jan.
% Sept.
3
Sept.
{ Oomnanlea reported In receivership.
6
6
10
16
Oct.
30
% Oct.
19
% Oct.
Oct.
24
6%
2
43
2%
5%
80%
68%
8
24
2
10
9
Jan.
Jan.
43% Oct.
15% Oct.
18% Oct.
24
12
2
15
20
37
4
19
25
31
Feb.
Jan.
8
23
Jan.
71^
1
Oct.
31
51
Apr. 26
Apr. 27
9
27
27
5
75,900
DevoeAt Raynolu«A..
1st Preferred
800
17
24
6
Apr. 20
2% Feb. 21
22% Apr. 21
M
69
.Jan.
3% July
July
Jan.
17
48
6
Oct.
24
26
Feb.
47
5
15% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
24
7
9
35
24
21
89%
58
Feb.
17% June 10
1
36% Feb.
41% Apr. 20
7% Oct.
1
Jan.
2% Feb.
64
2
15% Oct.
2
4
Feb.
Apr. 23
Apr. 18
3
8
26
Oct.
ii8
18% July 26
2
35% Jan.
11
6% Oct.
72% Oct.
Jan.
July 26
5
Jan.
2
Jan.
July 26
July 27
6
Jan.
7
18
5
7
84% Jan. 26
148% July 24
5
3% July 26
9% Feb.
22
Oct.
Feb.
4
13% Oct.
Oct.
8
83% Oct.
59
67
9 112% Oct.
5
6% Feb.
Jan.
74%
13%
8
Feb.
2
69% May 14
56% Oct. 30
6
July 26
6
23% Jan.
% July 24
15% July 26
40% Sept. 18
8
55% Aug.
31
29
Jan.
2%
%
6%
2%
5%
%
46%
2% Oct.
6% Oct.
80% Oct.
37
Western......50
Jan.
135
Oct.
12% Oct.
Denver Rio Gr At Wes pref 100
10
29
Oct.
17
20
a
31
2
6% Oct.
5
.......
Preferred
Oaah sale
15
2
11
83%
Sale
50 Detroit At Mackinac Ry Co. 100
740
5% non cum pref
100
r,
24
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
80
8% preferred
40,800 Cutler-Hammer, Inc.......,*
No par value
1
8%
112%
3%
%
9%
3%
6%
1%
83%
1,050 Cushmans Sons 7% pref.. 100
1,675,000 Douglas
14% Feb. 13
Oct.
*
Ac
Sept. 18
July 26
5% Oct.
20%
38%
63%
3%
Ac
4
5% Feb. 15
17% Feb. 15
0
47% Feb.
95
July 23
50% Oct.
Sale
Lack
60% June 18
9*
22
Del
13
51%
42
13% Mar. 17
Apr. 12
Sept. 28
Feb.
3
Sale
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
July 27
Oct.
6
58
16
June 23
Jan. 15
5
2
3
6%
Feb.
it*
31
1
Sale
Apr. 19
Mar.
45% Jan.
1
1
3f^
Oct.
Oct.
«
9
3
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
50%
Mar.
Aug. 28
57
% Oct.
3
Mar.
66
8
Sale
50
30
6
3
25
% Sale
8%
9%
3% Sale
5%
Oct.
22
49
12
5%
8% Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Delaware
26
17
Oct.
14
Deere & Co
1% Oct.
21% Jan.
5
2
Aug.
22
July 26
7% Sept. 7
Jan.
57
18% Mar. 13
97% Oct. 31
28% Feb. 19
94
Apr. 18
Feb.
9
5
0
8% Feb.
32
Feb. 23
40% Feb.
1
9
33% Feb.
30
Feb.
3
77% Apr. 23
39% Oct. 16
6
19% Feb.
78% June 21
71
Apr. 24
Apr. 21
30
July 19
4
61
Aug. 16
3 110% Aug.
9
Jan. 30
31
Feb.
6
2
52% Apr. 23
1
Sale
Curtis
Oct.
ii*
Apr.
26
2
Crosley Radio
Crown Co-". At Seal........*
.
23
15% July
76% July 17
Apr. 30
3 107
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Cream of Wheat ctfs.......*
Cudahy Packing
4
Jan.
91
5
3
55
Jan. 18
5% July 26
Sale
Sale
Coty.Inc
Preferred
8
1
6
24
50
Sale
Cruel ble Steel of Amer
Preferred
17
20%
1%
36%
6%
30%
5
100
c
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7% Oct.
Sale
.....
Oct.
27
1
Sale
<o
4
26 110
Oct.
25
Prefer i
3
31
Oct.
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co..20
.......
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Corn Prod
Preferred
5
9
Oct.
*57"
6
.
2,030,900 Curf'ss Wright Corp
Class A
952,900
14,800
545,400
62', 500
239,700
902,200
91,900
35,200
83 %
20
Continental Diamond Fibre 5
Continental Insurance..2.50
Continental Motors.
Continental Oil of Del
5
Refining
25
8
3
Sale
Preferred..............100
New
2
4
1
"
...
310 Crown WUP 1st pf
Crown Zellerbach v t
258,800
92,200
15,800
108,800
3,575
403,200
31,650
90,300
197,100
119,000
1%
Sale
100
Continental Can
26
11
28
Jan.
Jan.
18
Feb.
11
3
,8
18% Jan.
Jan.
233
Oct.
20
Feb.
II
7
23
25
21% July 26
6% Sept. 17
27
90% July
Feb.
2% Feb.
11
Jan.
Jan.
July
Sept.
Aug.
Oct.
Jan.
9
23
5% Feb.
21% Mar.
52
2
13%
25%
85%
1%
7%
86
*
*
....
13
58
5
19
17 115
Feb.
2 142% Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
15% Sale
Sale
Class B...
10
25
7
15
18
30
23
17
0
6
0
21
5
25
17
6
6
Feb.
8
24
20
5
Apr. 24
Feb.
7
6% Apr.
11% Feb.
xl6
May
30% Feb.
11% Feb.
17% Apr.
60% Feb.
24% Jan.
86
Apr.
27
Oct.
Oct.
26
•
Continental Bak cl A
9%
Sale
29
60
Sale
14%
•
Class B
Sale
Sale
7% Sale
Consolidated Gas
8% preferred
Sale
52
Sale
Consol Laundries Corp
Consolidated OH Corp
Sale
5
3
63% Sale
65
60%
3% Sale
Prior pref x warrants.. 100
Consol Film Industry...
1
Preferred
•
...
29
5
7
75
......
Pref $5
27% Oct.
47% Oct.
26
Oct.
25
52
136,800 Consolidated Cigar..
»
Preferred
1,930
100
Prior preferred (6%) ...100
4,980
85,400
191,300
1,914,300
83,300
49,300
2,096,600
4,710
87,200
683,600
170,900
247,300
101,100
188,900
17,700
Oct.
18% Sale
*
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc...
Congress Cigar
3
30
2
51% Sale
*
Preferred
Conde-Nast Publlc'ns...^
Oct.
Oct.
57% Oct.
29% Sale
29% Sale
49
46%
28% 29%
£>*
27
...
8
62
Sale
9% Feb.
23
Oct.
41
Oct.
11
25
Sale
Sale
59
56
27
26
3% Jan.
13
5
6%
3
10% Jan.
4
Aug.
15
Aug. 13
Oct.
6
16
28$
18
Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
26
9
Jan.
5
Feb.
Feb.
24
2
Jan.
4
14%
15
28
26
70% Sept. 19
95
95%
50%
9%
68%
10
75
7
Apr. 24
5
8% Feb.
5
13% Feb.
26
Jan.
38
26
Sale Prices.
1
5% Feb.
11% Feb. 19
26
8
25
Oct.
% July
% July
2% July
2
July
8% Jan.
71
Jan.
25
16
14%
100
26
24
38
25
2d preferred
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
July
Aug.
Aug.
17% Jan.
Oct.
100
300
11
28
Oct.
3,200
800
10% Oct.
29
Oct.
•"""20
4,400
1,900
29,300
4,200
47,900
2,000
2
24
Oct.
15
l",806
•
15
Oct.
25
Sale
54%
100
Colonial Beacon Oil Co
290
1,100
15
3% Oct.
30
13
"
4,000
4% Oct.
July
July
July
July
July
2
July
3% July
2
July
1% Sept.
65
60
1,300
39,500
11,000
10,300
44,800
11
11
11
22
97
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co..*
935
37,400
6,500
3,000
21,900
23,900
71,300
2,570
23.900
11
26
2% July
3%
4%
8%
3%
14%
Sale
80
2,700
11,800
6,400
5,600
1,800
7,300
1,500
2
30
6% Oct.
12% Oct.
5% Oct.
18% Oct.
2% Oct.
July 26
July 23
2% Sept. 26
66
630
900
4
4
13
1
25
Highest.
2
25
Columbian Carbon
3,000
19,500
172,400
9,800
1,100
75,900
Oct.
25
Oct.
2% Oct.
3% Oct.
5% Oct.
43%
120 Conn Railway At Lighting 100
70
4% preferred
100
*6",900
8
26
5
38
W
Sale
37
.
410 Cleveland At Pittsburgh...50
240
Special
50
40
a
33% Sale
19
18%
79%
5
110 C C C Ac St Louis pref
13,600
18,000
63,800
1,900
,8*
al3
28
_
*"'700
8
4
31
2% Oct.
9% Oct.
10
Chlckasha Cotton OH....* 10
Childs Co
*
280 City Investing........
100
335,500 City Stores
116,500
Voting trust certificates..*
Class A..
24,700
Class A vot trust ctfs.
23,300
*
26,800 Clark Equipment
60
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
......100
Chicago Yellow Cab.
Preferred
24
13
..100
com
7% Preferred
Oct.
Oct.
2% Oct.
3% Oct.
2% Oct.
100
6% preferred
2
16
*
{Chic Rock Isl At Pat
6,600
87,100
148,000
3,930
6,626,900
86,800
8,570
129,500
24,300
9,400
6,200
4,500
Lowest.
Oct.
4% Oct.
Chic Mil St Paul At PaCfic.
810 Chi St P M & O
3,200
6,500
Lowest.
4%
2%
2%
4%
5%
10%
_
213,900
733,900
949,900
105.000
110,500
107,300
106,300
45,200
36,500
Highest.
Sale Prices.
2
100 {Chic Indianap Ac Louis ptlOO
1.800
,
Lowest.
Oct. 31
74,800 Chicago Great Western..100
Preferred
100
91,400
6,500
26,600
27,500
4,000
2,500
1,200
4,100
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 1
Oct. 311934
10
*
PRICES IN OCTOBER
to
Par
5,800
1,500
'
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Jan.
25
Jan.
5
8% Feb.
1
34% Feb.
15% Jan. 30
im
a*
7
Feb.
18% June 20
65% Apr. 25
116
Sept. 5
28% Jan. 16
34% Aug. 21
46% June 27
23
19
14
11% May
1% Apr.
2% Apr.
11% Mar.
15
1
Feb.
5
Mar. 28
Feb. 23
Feb.
6
14
14
19
Apr. 19
9
3% Feb.
10% Jan. 23
8
9% Feb.
65
Aug. 30
52% Aug. 29
29% Apr. 12
85% July 17
5% Jan. 31
2
12% Apr.
91
May
1
June 19
90
21% Feb. 21
31
2
15
31
Mar. 10
28% Jan. 31
Feb.
17
28
20
20
26
Nov., 1934]
N. T. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES
In
October
Low
STOCKS
Since
July
Jan. 1.
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Oct. 1
Bid.
Par
15,400
D j pi a n Silk..
490 UProferreil
Bid
15 %
13% Sale
101
115
Sale
Sale
92% Sale
124% Sale
125% Sale
105
108
105% Sale
25
23
21%
25
450 Durham Hos Mill* pref...l00
Sale
5
Eastern Rolling Milts.
Sale
Ask.
Electric Boat,
4%
3
Sale
2 127
Oct.
25
Oct.
18
21
Feb.
30
5
Oct.
97
16
Oct.
8
Sept. 21
May
4
6% Oct.
106% Oct.
25
79
Jan.
106% Oct.
9 143% Oct.
30
120
Jan.
147
1
4
26
9
9%
7% Oct.
3% Oct.
8% Oct.
30
8%
8
Oct.
30
35
Oct.
4% July
12% Feb. 19
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
17
11
12% July
6
Sept.
15
July
Oct.
Oct.
26
80
Jan.
2
3
July
7%
4%
10%
9%
45%
1
2
3% Oct.
13
16%
8%
25%
99%
4%
26
Oct.
Sale
4
Feb.
25
Sale
....
Jan.
16 107
99%
6%
May 16 103% Feb.
115
Jan.
23
8%
8
„
13% Oct.
100
80
90
Sale
*
-
Preferred.
18
10
Sale
15
25
Oct.
98
Sale
Baton Mfg. Co......
11
Oct.
94% Oct.
106
23
138
15 103
Oct.
100
Sale
15% Oct.
31
>
tale Prices
23
Feb. 16
31
9 110
Mar.
9
127
(The)..-5
100
Kttlngon Schlld
Electric Auto-Lite
1
Highest.
Sale Prices
124% Oct.
103% Oct.
Sale
5
105%
141
14
Preferred.
Sale Prices
87% Oct.
99
Oct.
Sale
143% 140% Oct.
14
Oct.
15%
7
Oct.
7%
Sale
21% Oct.
99% Sale
Eastman Kodak Co. of N. J.*
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices
13% Oct.
101% Oct.
100 %
88 %
1,437,300 Du Pont de Nem & Co (El).20
49,000
6% non-voting deben
lOO
5,380 Ouquesne Lighr lot pref..100
133,900
203,900
2,660
453,500
36,900
1.654,200
11,870
363,000
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Ask
14%
*
.100
...
RANGE SINCE JAJS
PRICES IN OCTOBER
from
1 1933
to
Oct. 311934
Shares.
37
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
23
6
.
25
June 27
22% Apr. 19
19% Mar. 6
31% Feb. 21
101
Apr.
6
7% Jan. 29
Elec 8c Musical Ind—
487,220
American shares........
621,450 Elec Power 8c Light..
*
185,000
Preferred certificates
•
123,700
Preferred (0)
*
54,200 Elec Storage Battery.—
64,900 JElk Horn Coal Corp.......*
47,010
Preferred.
25,200 Endicott-Johnson..
—50
5,140
Preferred
100
38,400 Engineers Pub Service
25,840
$5 conv preferred
*
31,800
$5.50 preferred
10,400
16 cum preferred...
*
110,700 Equitable Office Bldg
244,700 Erie
100
97,500
First preferred
.....100
28,600
Second preferred
....100
7%
Sale
Sale
19
Sale
15
Sale
20
Sale
15
16
21
Sale
16
5
Sale
5%
Sale
17
12
68
Sale
8%
16% Sale
3% Sale
11%
16%
9%
59
8%
16%
3%
41
48
4%
40%
42
50
60
Sale
50
60
60
70
Mining 8t Smelt. .100
Federal
45
100
66
Preferred...
Federal Motor Truck. ^
*
Federal Water Service A
3% Sale
2%
2%
1%
1%
*
Federal Screw Works
*
*
Footer-Wheeler
7%
--*
Foundation Co.
62,900 Fourth
50
1%
12
Oct.
6
9% Oct.
18% Oct.
4% Oct.
Sale
!?*
189,100
77,700
32,800
21,820
104,000
5,910
3,302,310
257,250
459,200
413,787
13,400
1,190
General Bronze
General
Class
Preferred (7)
General
General
Common
125
Sale
......
31
Oct.
5
Oct.
...
(The)
.........
100
5
.*
...
..*
1st preferred
if*
13
13%
11%
25
14
5
Oct.
30
1%
9%
5%
73
17
30
12
25
Sug.........
..*
Preferred.. ............100
Optional sale.
28
1
32
Oct.
24
% Oct.
16% Oct.
17% Oct.
3
16% July
11% Jan.
28
July
% July
4
Jan.
24
13
Oct.
13
15
62% Oct.
29
59
31
19
6
Oct.
Oct.
8 112
17
89% Oct.
2% Oct.
27
Oct.
10
1
18
24
11
11
31
Oct.
31
5
5
4% Oct.
22% Occ.
24% Oct.
11
Feb.
Feb.
11
Apr.
26
30
11
Oct.
Feb.
30
27
Apr.
23
31
Oct,
22
26
Oct.
32
Oasb sale
Sale
2
"'"7
26
6
Sept.
4
Feb. 19
4
Oct.
11
15
4
2
Oct.
Oct.
13
1
5% Oct.
18
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Oct.
26
Apr. 26
1
2% Oct.
5
Feb.
1
27
6% Oct.
5% Oct.
17
16
16
Feb.
Jan.
16
31
68
56
55
Oct.
26
1%
5%
4%
31%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
33
21
Oct.
26
22
28%
10%
13%
26%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
'8
1
P
31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
75
5
50
Mar. 12
Oct.
1
113% Oct.
112
22
62% Oct. 29
Sept.
64% Jan. 15
103
Feb. 27 115
Aug.
1
24% July 26 42
Feb.
5
6 104% Oct. 25
89% Jan.
8% Jan.
5
21
Apr. 14
3% Aug. 30
6% Apr. 20
3
10% Jan.
25% Apr. 23
73% Mar. 10 89% Oct. 24
2% July 24
5% Feb
7
23% July 27 45% Mar. 3
90
2 101% Feb.
May
2
20
Mar. 15
Sale
Sale
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
31
10
116
115
July 25
6
Aug.
Apr. 24
30
6
1% Feb.
19
21
31
112
115
2
3
16
112
24
6
5
26
30
23
21
Sale
Sale
8 120
Oct.
26
25% Feb.
2
12 % Feb.
26
36% Jan.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
1
11
5
22
30
15% Sale
29% Sale
Feb.
9
26
21%
31%
if*
13
50
51
27
30
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
32
6
Mar. 13
Feb.
Oct.
31% Sale
25
21%
28% Sale
10% Sale
87
43% Feb. 19
23% Apr. 24
5
14% Feb.
7
108% Feb.
10% Mar. 9
1
6% Feb.
Jan.
4
Sale
8
18
26
Mar. 12
Feb. 19
11% Feb.
Jan.
22
Sale
27
«4%
20
11
102
Sale
7
19
31
Apr. 26
Apr. 26
20
23
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
25
12
Sale
n
63
Oct.
1% Oct.
5
Sale
Sale
16
20
21
14% Oct.
12% Oct.
11
Sale
Sale
17% Jan. 30
5
27% Feb.
17% Apr. 26
26
4
16
Jan.
6
17
102
Sale
48]
26
26
May
97
Oct.
22%
101%
5%
17%
58
6% Oct.
May
5
Sept.
2% July
4% July
100
18% Oct.
12% Oct.
10
Sale
Mar. 16
July 26
Aug-. 25
9
Aug.
July 26
1
2
3
Oct.
19% Oct.
Oct.
4% Oct.
80
Oct.
24
36
23
Feb.
23
Apr. 20
Oct.
Oct.
36%
Sale
25
Oct.
22
57%
Oct.
69
July
21
27
12
33
20
Oct.
50%
160%
26
33%
26
19%
17% Feb. 21
9
9
11
9
4
July
Jan.
July
July
July
July
July
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
July
July
Apr. 21
July 16
Apr. 11
2
14
Sale
5
26
II*
II*
Jan.
67
9% Sale
36%
38%
21% Sale
9
19
9
Jan.
25
4%
22%
Feb.
14%
4
22
21
Aug.
27
10
3% Sale
June
4
25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
30
10 106
26
11
23 120
4
25
3
18
30% Oct.
1%
10%
12%
11%
17%
Jan.
6
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
17
100
300 Greene Cananea Copper..100
9
12
Jan.
15
18% Oct.
57% Oct.
4
11
Graham-Paige Motors......!
Great Northern Ir ore prop. *
Great Northern pref
100
Oct.
60% Oct.
3% Oct.
19% Oct.
50
•
3
16
Sale
100
_•
22
19
Sale
5
Steel
Sale
64
66
Grant (W T)
5
Oct.
11% Sale
*
Granby Cons M 8 8c P
2
11
62
100
Grand Union Co trust ctfs..l
Conv preferred series.....*
Sale
1%
13%
11%
20
21%
113%
25
2% Oct.
13
Hosiery.._...*
Preferred
17
92
......
7% preferred
Goodyear T 8c R
11
6%
17%
8%
22
24% Oct.
2%
24%
.*
♦
7% prior preferred...
17
86% Oct.
Sale
100
Gobel (Adolf)
Gold Dust certificates
29
3 104% Oct.
29
10% Oct.
1
3% Oct.
29
19% Oct.
9% Oct.
3% Oct.
18%
preferred..-.*
Brothers
25
17% Oct.
12%
10%
7% preferred
1
18
2
28% Oct.
101% Oct.
Sale
10%
8%
Oct.
11 104
20
Sale
Voting trust certificates..*
Gen Steel Castings pref
*
Gillette Safety Rasor
3
27
16
Sale
*
a
Oct.
75
20
Ill
.....100
Refractories
Ex-dividend
Oct.
Oct.
113
100
Realty 8c Utilities Corp. 1
Preferred...
•
x
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Gen
Great West
2
36% Oct.
17% Oct.
8% Oct.
23
29
Oct.
Sale
*
Granite City
15
11
1% Oct.
11% Oct.
7% Oct.
4
18%
*
Silk
13
30
54
General Ry Signal......
Gotham
54% Jan.
16
Oct.
Oct.
8% Oct.
24
60% Oct.
General Public Service
Preferred
71
15
25% Oct.
28% Oct.
2
Oct.
25
.*
Goodrich (L f)
24
22 115
15
18%
15% Oct.
Oct.
16%
*
Preferred
890
No par value,
18%
General Printing Ink.......*
Glidden Co
29
Oct.
*
Corp,
Preferred (5)
Glmbel
Oct.
10
...
Convertible
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
6
Gen Outdoor Advertising. A*
General
Jan.
2
.......*
Preferred
339,900
23,400
70,400
108,300
3,270
689,500
40,600
147,600
20,600
534,000
12,625
397,700
470,650
5,100
651,000
61,400
853,500
31,950
166,450
July
Oct.
Sale
Feb.
23
Oct.
Oct.
6
7
13% Oct.
9% Oct.
Feb.
4
Mar.
87
14
12
Apr. 20
8
23
July
8% Jan. 30
5% Feb. 23
31
11
1
3
35
11
10
2%
4%
17%
48%
115%
17%
12%
29%
._..*
*
•
3
1% Oct. 22
7
Aug.
5
23% Jan.
19
Mar. 13
Feb. 14
20
Oct.
2
32% Oct.
14% Oct.
6% Oct.
102
Oct.
Sale
Mills
Preferred...
17
25
Sale
-•
.
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
Jan.
Oct.
24
20
75
General Italian Edison
100
Oct.
6% Oct.
Sale
Elec CI A
Gen Motors
13
6% Oct.
-..*
Conv pri ferred A
Preferred A (7)
General
25
2
14% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Foods
Gen Gas Jr
2% July
62
17
14
19
Feb.
61
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
98
1
13
31%
8%
25
30 105%
Oct.
7% Oct.
Oct,
11% Oct.
22% Oct.
23% Oct.
2% Apr.
II*
6
Oct.
29
24
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
16% Oct.
6% Oct.
Sale
30
Oct.
1
........10
27
4% Oct.
2% Oct.
1% Oct.
66
Oct.
100
*
Electric......
Special
July
1
1
Sept.
3 % Sept. 18
7
Jan.
6
107
5
*
3
11
Sale
100
*
A
Preferred 7%....
Gen Cigar lnc
15
14% Feb. 19
27% Apr. 27
2
10% Apr.
52
-*
-
60
3
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 13
Oct. 30
5
Cable
5
25
55
115
Sale
Feb.
Apr. 26
Apr. 21
May
1
26
65
104
...........
Preferred A (8)
900
5,900
96,800
7,700
6,488,500
90,100
13,000
26,700
10,970
2,030
72,400
87,000
485,300
207,300
145,100
35,280
9,300
105,200
177,000
961,200
591,200
7,250
Preferred
Jan.
5
22
July
26
12
Sale
.
4,600
Feb.
Jan.
52% Oct.
10
11%
Sale
5
Jan.
62
14% Oct.'
3
78
....
b
Feb.
7
9
12
19
1%
12%
4,900
Preferred...
*
297,600 Gen Amer Transp Corp
...5
...10
243,100 General Asphalt.
231,400 General Baking Co.....
5
7
Feb.
11
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
23
27
79%
67%
19%
3%
16%
Sale
7
23%
24%
25%
10%
24%
28%
Jan.
63% Oct.
63,100 Gabriel Co (The) Class A
•
-*
8,510 Gamewell Co (The)...
165,500 Geo American Inveators—
8
4
July
34% Jan.
76
25
Jan.
5
Sale
Sale
16
25
Sale
Sale
63
Oct.
Sale
Sale
Jan.
1% Feb. 21
3% Feb. 23
Oct.
Sale
Sale
52
5
13% Oct., 26
70
7
24
50
Oct.
52
Oct.
62
Oct.
3% Oct.
2% Oct.
1% Oct.
Oct.
2f*
"19%
18
-
Oct.
4% Oct.
42
Sale
12% Sale
24%
26%
23% Sale
112%
-
1%
5%
11%
49%
30%
103% 102
...*
412,300 Fox Film class A
3,590 Franklin Simon pref
I0R
323,900 Free port Texas Co......-.-10
2,620
6% conv pref ...........100
3,160 Fuller Co prior pref.
*
2d preferred..
4,260
.*
-
18
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
19%
3%
16%
19% Feb.
26
27
27
July 26
Jul} 24
9% Sept.17
14% Sept. 17
9
Sept. 25
31
26
16
7
18
Feb.
13
5
3
105%
Sale
20
Oct.
11
25
41
.
3%
2%
1%
2
8% Sale
-•
Investors.....I
Nat'l
21
31
31
25
4%
53
3%
10%
*
preferred
conv
3
9% Oct.
50
4%
34
3%
.....*
Corp
48
21
15
1 holla ns bee Bros
Food Machinery
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
30% Sale
135,700
31,400
202,900
20
Oct.
Oct.
3%
23
ft*
ft*
1
9
Feb.
Apr.
3 127% July
8% Feb.
Jan.
2% July
10% July
14
10%
27%
105
10
45
120
19
1
8%
23%
.......100
Preferred...
2
15
Sept. 22
May 11
July 26
Sept. 8
31
3
19
5% Oct.
1*
30
1
1%
20
27
Federated Departtn't Stores.*
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins.2,50
Fifth Avenue Bus Sec Corp.*
Firestone Tire 8c Rubber
%
3%
9%
34
3
3
9% May
9%
21
50
4
—10(>
5%
25
3
8
Sale
4
7% preferred
11
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
31
5
Oct.
1
1%
13
49%
30 127%
11
3%
11% Oct.
15% Oct.
10% Oct.
Sale
10
Federal Light 8c Traction..15
1
16
19
4% Jan
3% July 26
7% July 26
7
July 27
11
68
100
Preferred
1%
18
15% Oct.
3% Oct.
12%
Fairbanks Morse 8c Co—....*
25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
Sale
Sale
1%
4%
10%
Fairbanks Co
20,300
Preferred series A
100
mt National Stores
121,800
*
6,900 Florsheim Shoe (The) cl A..*
*
Sale
yk
1
Sale
340 Fllene's Sons....
122,800
Sale
1
% Oct.
1%
1% Oct.
50%
49% 47% Oct.
48%
127% 126
126% 126% Oct.
Sale
3
3%
2% Oct.
155,500 Eureka Vacuum Clean
..5
773,500 Evans Products Co—......5
19,690 Exchange Buffet Corp...—*
870
40%
Sale
Sale
110 Erie 8c Pittsburgh.........50
2,390
301,400
7%
8
Sale
.
3,070
7,830
74,600
5,440
88,700
2,790
6,000
3,000
69,800
43,600
65,100
26,900
106,400
2,510
7%
3%
8%
Sale
>5
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
29
29% Oct.
2 115
Oct.
1
33% Oct.
2
17
t Companies reported in receivership.
15
5
16
19
24
16
18
5
Apr. 21
19
19
5
Apr. 24
Apr. 25
Feb.
Feb.
Feb;
Jtllr
June
Apt'
19
19
5
?
4
N. Y. STOCK
38
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
to
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
2,400
10
Par.
I,000
100
600
30
300
190
57,700
6,700
23,900
40
100
1,700
10
4,800
450
200
"Y, 400
5,400
300
80,700
I,660
24,000
26,400
14,800
2,760
Preferred
430
13,400
4,100
720
1,200
1,400
3,400
2,700
1,200
I,800
21,800
900
I,600
2,500
32,000
2.300
500
53,400
21,600
29,000
400
190
850
200
35,800
4,200
10
4,400
2,500
3,500
34,200
""140
"""430
1,500
3,300
17,200
2,900
II,100
4,300
8,600
68,100
1,400
11,700
1,400
7%
450
73,000
8,300
100
500
2,850
50
2,500
79,500
2,300
10
'
830
<
210
,
■
1,900
2,000
3,400
2,400
300
8,300
800
100
300
49,000
70
80,100
100
700
250
38,000
370
500
"""400
25 800
60
90
12,700
1,100
4,800
2,000
70
II,000
II,500
16,600
8,300
1,900
49,500
•
62
25
Sale
23
30
29%
5% Sale
29
4*
120
Conv
Mining
clA
360
541,100 Illinois Central
10®
9,500
6% pref series A
100
Leased line stock.
106
2,130
5,190
RR sec stock ctfs ser A 1000
U
22,000 Indian Refininu
155,300 Industrial Rayon Corp new."
92,100 Ingersoll-Rand...—
'
.
preferred————...100
55,700 Inland Steel...—
—*
90,600 Inspiration Cons Copper..20
1
38,000 Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
220,800 tlnterboro Rap Tran v t c 100
Certificates of deposit
*
1,800
3,600 Int Rys of Cent Amer
520
Certificates
*
Preferred
-.100
3,365
61,700 Intercontinental Rubber—•
*
98,300 Inter lake Iron
254,200 Internat Agricultural.—..
Prior preferred..
34,200
100
56,800 Int Business Machines—..*
1
155,200 Internat Carriers Ltd
•
165,800 Internat Cement
*
728,600 Internat Harvester,..—
7,700
7% preferred.
106
247,500 Internat Hydro-Elec Sys A.25
47,300 Internat Mercan Marine....*
Internat Nickel of
100
pref 7%..100
Internat Paper Ac Power cl A ♦
Class B
•
Internat Paper
•
—100
Class C
Preferred
*
Preferred
.........100
International Salt—..——*
International Shoe
*
International Silver...... 106
Internat Printing Ink..
7%
...100
preferred
Internat Tel Ac Tel......— *
*
100
205.100 I nterstate Dept Stores
Preferred
13,070
II,100 Intertype Corp
28.450 Island Creek Coal
Preferred
480
-
pf Ser B •
Kansas City Southern
100
Kansas City Lt 1st
Preferred..
Kaufman Dept
II,500
8,600
2,250,900
2,320
2,049,600
7,200
30,300
6,450
731,200
2,540
.......
100
Stores..112.50
—
5
Kayser(J) Ac Co
Kelth-Albee Orpheum
8% Sale
2% Sale
165*
Sale
16
Sale
24 %
Sale
23
27
52
60
55%
8%
10
8%
2%
2%
2%
25%
25% Sale
50%
56 %
53%
106%
106%
38
37% Sale
3
3% Sale
4
3%
3%
13%
14% Sale
10%
4%
3%
11%
2%
4%
4
27%
1385*
5%
21%
32%
125%
3%
2%
105*
21
26
65
69
66
10%
2%
1%
■IK
Sale
19
Sale
85
Sale
30% Sale
40% Sale
10% Sale
12
Kelvinator Co
Sale
45%
...
50%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
....
14
3
Sale
4%
30
Sale
22
22
755* Oct.
25
59
Jan.
4
Oct.
Oct.
1
Ill
Jan.
4 125
24
97
Oct.
16
65* Oct.
95* Oct.
11
4% Oct.
30
Oct.
8
1
8% Oct.
2% Oct.
5
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8
Feb.
5
July
July
26
1
16
Jan.
3
30
26
29
11
Oct.
11
Oct.
Oct.
24
Oct.
Oct.
17
95* July
6% July
1% July
16
135* July
26
2
16
29
59
Oct.
17
23 5* Oct.
48 % July
19
95* Oct.
25* Oct.
275* Oct.
25
57
Oct.
16
22 1065* Oct.
40
Oct.
1
22
1
26
35* Oct.
135* Oct.
2
31
45* Oct.
24
35* Oct.
45* Oct.
155* Oct.
5
Oct.
10
14
Oct.
125*
25*
45*
35*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
25
3 5* Oct.
1
24
Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
16
11
55*
45*
295*
29 1415*
2
75*
4
235*
Oct.
Sept.
May
July
Oct.
05
July
345* Sept.
75*
25*
195*
495*
11
3
16
25*
55*
65*
3
3
19
5
1
2
July
Jan.
July
May
Aug.
Sept.
Jan.
25*
75*
25* Jan.
2
26
11
6
20
15
15
31
June
2
25
25
26
2
31
255* Oct.
xl25% Oct. 1 1275* Oct.
12
Oct.
Oct.
10
6
1
21
Oct.
14
11
25* Oct.
23
16
23
Sept. 14
8
Jan.
8
Jan.
17
27
26
2
4
31
35
1
19
15
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
26
22
1 1255* Oct.
4
Oct.
31
295*
1145*
35*
Sale
25*
2%
5
22
45* July
185* Sept.
235* July
10
Aug.
35* Oct.
25* July
Sale
23
23
24
27
Oct.
27
Oct.
29
1
Jan.
18
6
5
16
3
20
21
5
25
10
27
18
18
22 % Ypr. 17
4
55* May
115* Feb. 19
3?S
'88
Feb.
5
Feb.
3
30
Feb. 21
Jan.
375* Feb
5
26
465* Feb.
31 1255* May
31
Feb.
11
27
24
4
v*
Jan.
5
7
295* Apr. 27
13 130
June 26
27
25
23
8
11
July
July
15* July
5* Oct.
85* July
65*
35*
25*
245*
18
9
Jan.
13
31
10
11
1155* Jan.
10
2
1
66
Jan.
2
90
Oct.
13
21
Jan.
3
32
June
19
405* Oct.
215* Oct.
1
Oct.
30
38
Sept. 19
July 27
Jan.
26
Feb.
15
Jan.
4
Apr.
9
75* July
35* Jan.
215* Jan.
26
Feb.
6
42%
22%
9
25*
15*
15*
115*
225*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9
Oct.
16
19
Oct.
18
59
105* Oct.
1
105* Oct.
26
31
13
Oct.
11
65
17
65
Oct.
17
31
6
Oct.
8
16
30
Oct.
22
55* Jan.
245* Jan.
90
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
9
Oct.
55
485* Oct.
445* Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
465* Oct.
27
4
74
33
Jan.
9
53
Oct.
30
39
Aug.
6
665* Jan.
30
11
101
135
Jan.
Feb.
45
Aug.
52
Oct.
23
3 114
Oct.
25
25
24
1
23
95* Oct.
4
13 5* Oct.
6
85* Oct.
145* Oct.
355* Oct.
15* Oct.
10
Oct.
11
55* Oct.
35* Oct.
165* Oct.
24
1
2
8
16
5
4
10
25
22
88
Oct.
5
30
185* Oct.
115* Oct.
45* Oct.
9
25
9
30
27
1
24
2
Oct.
195* Oct.
17 109
11
25
Oct.
31
45* Oct.
11
2
605* Oct.
305* Oct.
11
1
4 118
14 140
1
3
July 28
25* Sept. 15
115* July 26
655* Jan. 18
16
July 26
115* Oct.
3
Jan.
135* Jan.
135* Jan.
101
Jan.
25* Jan.
36
Jan.
3
18
235* Jan.
8
20
July 26
Aug. 30
225* Jan.
215* Oct.
31
Oct.
32
Oct.
22
Oct.
1
235*
95*
85*
125*
745*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
6
Oct.
25
31
Oct.
10
1
Oct.
11
5
7
9
Oct.
19
11
Oct.
22
10
3
Oct.
Oct.
8
1
Oct.
11
26
Oct.
10
735* June 22
95* July 26
25* Jan.
8
1
Oct.
3
Sale
Sale
675*
145*
Sale
5
30
5
Jan.
July 26
May 14
Jan.
;
125* Oct.
655* Oct.
135* Oct.
30
Oct.
10
4
Oct.
27
645* July 2
115* Sept. 17
Oct.
30
Oct.
15
24
24
t Companies reported
in
receivership.
Oct.
16
10
Feb.
sP
Mar. 14
Feb.
90
July
16
20
575*
Jan.
10
215* Sale
14
23
235* June 13
185* Apr. 12
Apr. 13
41
Apr. 26
2
5
225* Feb.
4 111
Mar. 16
6
Feb.
7
12
Apr.
4
255* Sale
95* Sale
85*
9
12
13
105* Sale
11
Jan.
9
33
Sale
1
Oct.
16
6
19
17
77
Oct.
3 114
975* Jan.
Oct. 25
65* July 26
19k Apr. 21
7
115* Aug.
275j Apr. 21
6
July 26 105f Apr. 13
4
135* Jan.
1851 Apr. 20
20
Jan. 19 37 h Aug.
2
15* July 26
451 Mar. 12
5
Jan. 30
July 26
20
Sale
Sale
8
1
Sale
77
Feb.
25
275* Oct.
Sale
10
305* July 18
Aug.
7
31 110
30
Oct.
Oct.
Apr. 20
Apr. 24
1
505* Oct.
Oct.
4 118
Oct.
11 140
17
60
3
29
845*
175*
165*
725*
27
1
1055* Oct.
45* Oct.
4
P
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
•
*
*
10
4
25
Oct.
125*
865*
165*
115*
35*
215*
•
11
26
24
20
21
23
23
21
13
53
9
10
15* Sale
65*
75*
27
27 105
24
40
35
30
Oct.
xJSx-dividend.
5
26
2
Oct.
495* Sale
24
19
30
26
12
5
6
28
7
24
5
30
85
48% Sale
Sale
17
23
21
31]
42;
Sale
145*
14
8
10
665*
17
24
5
1
11
55* Oct.
68%
15
Oct.
65
Sale
15
22
19
Oct.
Oct.
19
3
Lehman Corn (The)........*
\vr.
19
23
83
20
9
1
Sale
385* Feb.
50
Apr.
66
May
24 5* Feb.
45* Apr.
275* Oct.
735* Feb.
1165* Apr.
495* Feb.
65* Feb.
45* Apr.
155* Sept.
12
Aug.
7
Apr.
13
26
23
30
70
Sale
77
Feb.
Apr.
June
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
26
82
Sale
11
1
11%
Mar.
295*
55*
57%
125*
265*
245*
75*
21
Sale
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
Sale
July
54
ft«4
14
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
July
25*
15*
5*
95*
.
24%
815* July
"
185* Oct.
15* Oct.
65* Oct.
Cash sale.
6
25
4
Feb.
Oct.
485* Jan. 15 x69
83
Feb. 16 101
July
8
4 % Aug.
105* Apr.
2
55* Jan.
13
June
4 i4305* July
310
Jan.
8
11
Jan.
23 % Jan.
25* July 26
65* Jan.
16
Oct.
20
>88
19
Oct.
1135* 1135* 1115* Oct
8
75* Oct.
8%
85*
12
13
115* Oct.
15
65* Oct.
7
7%
75*
14
Oct.
14
Sale
145*
Sale
2
23
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
111%
8%
UK
6%
7
2
Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
15* Jan.
85* Apr.
Oct.
155*
3 5*
535*
55*
11
105*
25*
140
1%
22
49
Sale
1%
Jan.
6
15
Apr. 20
Apr. 25
July 21
Sept. 11
Apr.
9 1225* Oct.
101
Jan.
Oct.
1235* Mar. 17 150
55* July 10
125* Mar.
8
3
8
9
Apr. 21
665* Oct.
15* Jan.
26
155*
235*
54%
8%
2%
24%
495*
1065*
37%
4
10
13
29
Feb.
Feb.
10 100
Jan.
26
65* Apr.
74
Oct.
9
35
8
14% Oct.
2% Oct.
142
50
26
1
117
50
c
15* July
195* Jan.
5* Oct.
16
130
66,600 Lehn Ac Fink Products Co..5
793,720 Llbby-Owens Ford Glass...*
Optional sale,
20
16
Sale
—
a
45* Oct.
665* Oct.
5* Oct.
30 400
150
.......100
2,380 Laclede Gas...
Preferred
.—..100
2,850
Lambert Co (The)
•
155,200
——*
15,430 Lane Bryant
5
175,700 Lea Rubber Ac Tire
27,700 Lehigh Portland Cement—50
Preferred
100
2,710
50
290,600 Lehigh Valley
*
130,300 Lehigh Valley Coal
No par value,
8
26
Jan.
1
Sale
8% preferred...........100
2,320
*
14,420 Cress (S H) Ac Co
*
339,800 Kroger Grocery Ac Bak
Preferred
Jan.
July
87
30
139% 1395* Oct.
55* Oct.
65*
7% preferred...........100
13 930 Kresge Dept Stores......
1
125,600
119,700
84
13
5
Copper
Kimberly-Clark......
Kinney (G R)—...
8% preferred........
Kresge (S S) Co
4
4
130
47
14
Jan.
24
Oct.
10
15
25
24
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
47
8
26
25
!3%
Kendall Co part pref ser A—*
Kennecott
Oct.
Oct.
45
Jan.
Jan.
19 125
3 x69
Oct.
118
30
35
35
1
114
Sale
Oct.
Jan.
25
4
3% Oct.
«VA
Sale
51
16
Feb.
854
525*
95*
115*
535*
1015*
245*
9 150
69%
55* Oct.
5% Sale
285* Oct.
29% Sale
105
Oct.
105% 108
48
Oct.
26
9
Oct.
15
*
Conv class B......—...
53
39%
63
Kelly Springfield Tire new.5
6% preferred
Sale
Sale
2%
1%
%
9%
19%
81%
30%
42%
20%
2%
1%
10
11
90
Oct.
pf 10«
Kelsey Hayes Wheel—
Convertible class A
55%
9%
2%
Sale
23
Sale
a;1255* Sale 127% Sale
*
1
1
*
44,400 Jewel Tea Inc
748,400 Johns-Manvllle .......——•
Preferred........
..106
5,820
20 Joliet & Chic RR 7% gtd—100
8,850 Jones Ac Laugh Steel pref. 10b
2,130
82,900
24,900
57,900
153,400
2,300
273,200
40,200
12
25 %
Canada.
Preferred
54
15%
3
2%
47% Sale
5
4%
9%
305* June 27
27
Oct.
19
Sale
14
128,500
Voting trust
919,200 Howe Sound vot trust ctfs..5
64,900 Hudson At Manhattan
106
Preferred
1®®
12,300
1,378,600 Hudson Motor Car
551,000 Hupp Motor Car Corp
10
4
Oct.
215* Oct.
45* Oct.
375
20
48
...100
certificates.25
Houston Oil of Teiaa.
265* July
1
400
4%
9
25* Oct.
835* Oct.
26 1225* Oct.
68% Oct.
Sale
19
205* Jan.
Jan.
27
~
3
July
9
Oct.
7
Sale
B
Household Finance part pf 50
31
2
Oct.
Sale
95
Apr. 20
Oct.
Oct.
5
146% Oct.
10
71
Class
2,522,100
120
5
100
*
Hollander (A) Ac Son
6%
8
*
preferred.————*
Houdallle-Hersbey
120
4
69%
122
123% Sale
63
69
65%
95
97
97%
5%
6%
5%
8
8%
8%
Sale
Sale
65
Holland Furnace
Homestake
125
9
83
3
Sale
145% 150
8
165* Oct.
2
2% Oct.
77% Oct.
Sale
7?a
Motors—.......
Oct.
%
5%
Mar. 13
Jan.
99
% Oct.
69
65%
42
47
42
10
1
55
26
19
8
35* Oct.
4%
19
Oct.
65* Oct.
435* Oct.
35* Feb.
8
30
24
90
100
~4%
165* Feb. 20
355* Feb. 21
25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
98
15
98% Sale
15
14%
155*
24
31
185* Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
39
45
44
Oct.
2
16
25
28
5* Jan.
75* Jan.
5
July
12'
July
155* July
60
4% Oct.
Oct.
65* Oct.
7% Sale
5
6%
13
23
25
16
38k
41
39
Hershey Chocolate
9,600
5,860
68,400
52,900
106,600
284,200
46,900
1,580
50,700
68,400
36,100
8,530
90
3#
50
Hercules
3,028,600
2,300
3,300
1,300
15 K
62
Powder..—.——*
Preferred......—-—-100
87,100
5,010
22,800
12,970
194,300
81,000
24,900
70,900
269,000
10,300
107,100
500
2,400
1,600
4,600
17,500
3,200
20
15* Oct.
225* Oct.
65* Oct.
29
23
15
24
15
26
15* Oct.
225* Oct.
55* Oct.
16
Oct.
17
Oct.
55
Oct.
Sale
21
6
16
15
100
preferred.....——100
Hercules
145,400
100
13
—
100
Highest
Sale Prices.
145*
— 2t
7,500 Hackensack Water
Preferred A
—2?
2,150
687,800 Habit Department Stores .
Preferred
........—10®
56,500
I*
182,900 Hall Printing.
9,970 Hamilton Watch.
Preferred
10®
1,360
5,335 Hanna (M A) Co $7 pref—
♦
•
181,300 Harbison Walker Ref..
670
Preferred 6% —
100
32,180 HSt Corp class A
1
4,625
6H% preferred.......-100
3,700 Havana fclec. K)—
Preferred........—a—10"
I,310
308,700 Hayes Body
...
2
25
50,000 Hazel-Atlas Co...
5,900 Helme (G W)_.
25
1,100
Lowest
Sale Prices.
50
............100
*
1st prefeired..
Highest.
Sale Prices.
125*
Gulf States Steel.....
7%
Sale
6
Gulf Mobile Ac Northern.. 100
Preferred
1%
10%
5%
1% Sale
245*
25 5*
*
1°®
Guantanamo Sugar
Lowest.
Ask
Ask. Bid
Bid
1.
Sale Prices
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
Oct. 311934
Shares
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
July 1 1933
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK
In
October
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
30
Sept. 4
335* Apr. 23
635* Feb. 13
60
Feb.
9
315* Feb.
5
145* Apr. 19
145* Apr. 26
20
Feb. 23
81
Apr. 26
215* Feb.
5
5
Feb. 21
165* July 19
78
Feb.
6
235* Apr. 19
435* Jan. 19
Nov., 1934]
N. Y. STOCK
AQQREOATE SALES.
In
October
Shares
3,700
4,696
31,100
300
6,200
1,500
1,300
5,400
151,600
800
8,100
2,900
7,500
30
25,900
610
2,600
40
2,900
3,600
2,700
800
3,800
40
N. T. STOCK RXGHANGS
37,400
3,200
1,810
1,200
530
600
300
1,100
740
23,900
500
1,000
12,300
16,800
Ask.
Sale
Ask.
20 %
17
19% Oct.
Sale
96
Oct.
1 101%
Sale
98
Oct.
9
Sale
147
Oct.
Lily Tuilp Cup Corp
Sale
Sale
19
Oct.
29
Lima Locomotive Works
Sale
18
15%
11%
19%
27%
91%
Oct.
1
Oct.
16
Oct.
2
Oct.
1
25
m
Preferred
......-100
...
Link Belt Co
Sale
.......
Preferred
Sale
Sale
Oct.
3
Sale
1% Oct.
2
A*
Sale
1
Oct.
2
29
Sale
33% Oct.
123% 124% Oct.
Sale
17% Oct.
115
*
130
112
Oct.
11
1
Oct.
15
4
Sale
Blsc..........25
35
1st preferred...........100
1%
Sale
810
Preferred
9
Sale
129
Jan.
13
16
Jan.
Oct.
31
22% Oct.
31% Oct.
97% Oct.
13
15% Sept. 17
11% Oct. 16
16% July 26
July 26
13
17
11
22
July
1
33% Oct.
15
119% Jan.
15% Jan.
102
Jan.
Oct.
5
11
11
13
Oct.
24
37% Sept. 18
15
8% July 26
70
"Y.566
29,100
400
15,500
170
14,500
1,900
Oct.
19
60
Oct.
31
24
30
95
Oct.
1
39
Oct.
4
4%
18%
1%
10%
1%
4%
4%
33%
23%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9
2
26
12
Oct.
6
1% Oct.
4% Oct.
5% Oct.
10
1
Mod 5% guar
291,000
.100
31,800 Manhattan Shirt
.....25
14,500 Maracaibo Oil Explor
•
138,300 Marancha Corp
5
300,550 Marine Midland
5
6,720 Market Street Ry
100
Preferred
2,250
100
Prior preferred........100
4,610
Second preferred.......100
2,980
55,600 Martin-Rockwell
506,700 Marshall Field 8c Co
*
52,800 Martin Parry Corp.
.....
.......
800
"*"630
1,900
267,600
75.900
41,800
500
21,700
4,600
38,000
13,900
290,200
4,100
2,700
12,800
100
20,406
1,200
3,700
10,700
4,400
1,680
3,900
.
14,800
500
3,300
1,200
"
1,230
15,800
13,600
2,400
4,100
1,800
16,000
415,800
1,400
Mathleson Alkali Works
22
25% Oct.
45% Oct.
25
Oct.
16
5
18
2
19% Oct.
2% Oct.
24
14% Oct.
25
29
1% Oct.
4% Oct.
11
Oct.
9
3
39% Oct.
19
3
23
9
10
2
6
13%
1%
5%
6%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
8
31
30
Maytag Co (The)
Pref with warrants
...
4,000
3,200
9,900
80,300
600
37,200
43,800
101,500
15,830
239,000
700
1,200
200
180
19,700
100
2,900
22,100
800
110
4,200
5,300
2,100
100
lY.ioo
15,800
174,600
8
23
100
10
Jan.
Jan.
28% Oct.
8
29%
7%
6%
52%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
13
24
Jan.
30
22
Sale
6
Oct.
26
86
Oct.
30
'
6% Oct.
26% Oct.
7% Oct.
29%
Sale
Oct.
Sale
34
Oct.
30
Sale
35%
Sale
4% Oct.
25% Oct.
2
26
33
Sale
Minn-Honeywell Reg Co....*
59
Sale
2% Sale
16%
20
% Sale
1
1%
1
2%
2%
3%
6% Sale
14% Sale
2% Sale
3% Sale
Preferred series A......100
100
{Missouri Pacific
Convertible
preferred—100
20
15
Monsanto Chemical
•
....50
Mother Lode Coalition
Moto Meter Gauge
Motor
Sale
51%
48
—...-*
(J) 8c Co
Sale
26%
10
Wks.
Montgomery Ward 8c Co
Morrell
Sale
53
Mohawk Carpet Mills
56%
*
8%
9%
18% Sale
•
5
Motor Wheel
Mullins Mfg Corp
68
8
•
•
7%
23%
Sale
7%
25%
16%
Sale
1
2
Oct.
29
9% Oct.
26
7% Oct.
4
44
Oct.
2
59
54% Oct.
26
3
2% Oct.
4
20%
18
Oct.
10
% Oct. 30
% Oct.
5%
6
14% Sale
2% Sale
3%
3%
13%
14%
55% Sale
1%
5%
13%
2%
3%
13%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
51
Oct.
27
Sale
25% Oct.
54
55
68
Oct.
62
51
15
Murray Corp of America.. 10
Myers (F E) 8c Bros
....*
23
Sale
13%
15
4% Sale
23%
24
24
27
16
35% Oct.
15
26
6
Oct.
11
33
Oct.
20
30% Oct.
26% Oct.
24
21
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
3
3% Oct.
10
.
3%
11%
9%
51%
59%
1
16
15
2% Oct.
20
16
11
19
Oct.
25
15
Oct.
1
56% Oct.
29% Oct.
30
1
4
55
Oct.
24
1
Oct.
4
22% Oct.
4
%
9%
21%
8%
8%
28%
15
Oct.
2
16
4% Oct.
22% Oct.
31
2
4
26
1
11
3
4% July
13% Sept.
2
July
3% July
12% Jan.
39
May
20
Aug.
37
58
8
24
27
17
26
24
4
14
6
30
22
19
Feb. 21
June
Oct.
28
Jan.
22
Apr. 19
30
6
Feb.
16
5
5% Jan. 30
35% Feb.
1
1% Mar. 28
3% Feb.
6
5% Apr. 20
7% Mar. 10
14% Feb.
34% Feb.
5
6
Feb.
5
6
9% Feb.
7
22% Apr. 21
56% Oct. 30
35% Feb.
15
55
24
Jan.
11
71
Oct.
11
4
24
Apr. 26
Aug.
2
Apr.
5
Apr. 14
4
5% Oct.
11
11
Feb. 21
Jan.
6
18
24
Apr. 23
June
i64
Oct.
16
25
21% Feb. 19
85% Apr. 21
60
Sept. 21
% July 17
July 27
July 27
July 26
Jan. 12
Jan. 12
13
Aug. 10
3% July 26
14
July 26
5
June
Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
17
Jan.
26% May 22
1% July 26
15% July 26
%
July 30
% Oct. 26
1 % Jan.
1 % Oct.
Apr. 24
Apr. 21
Apr. 24
30% Oct.
Jan.
11
5
6
33% June 13
Oct.
Oct.
19
52
July
9% July
6% July
36
26
39
11
Jan.
3
23
26
76
Jan.
44
% Oct.
1% Oct.
20
Jan.
9% Jan.
9
29
4
7
6
1
28
24
24
Apr. 10
Apr. 27
12% Oct. 10
3% July
24
Sept.
28
Sept.
16% Jan.
10
25
4
Kg
sin
July
4% July
11% Jan.
30
6
27
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
2
30
Oct.
79
4
24
52% Oct. 30
10% Apr. 21
38% Jan.
16
11
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
I54
1% Jan.
1% July
5% Jan.
11
8
7%
17%
2%
4%
30
Oct.
11
.....*
26
8% Oct.
17% Oct.
7% Oct.
% Sale
8
18% Sale
7%
7%
7
7%
25%
27
Munslngwear
.....*
Oct.
3
Sale
preferred....*
Nash Motors Co
Oct.
47% Oct.
90% Oct.
7% Oct.
76
_
25% Oct.
Sale
Convertible
4%
27
27%
26%
% Sale
8c Equip. 1
Products
6
30
44%
8%
28%
28%
4% July
31% Oct.
12% Oct.
64
78%
Sale
*
26
42
51
oreferred
First
4
88
Sale
.100
Petroleum.10
Mid-Continent
1
1
Sale
Sale
Midland Steel Products.
Oct.
2% Oct.
20% Oct.
4% Oct.
3
Sale
Feb. 20
40% Jan.
135
Jan.
9
49
3%
11%
8%
25
.........
79,400
182,500
119,000
101,830
5,001,800
20,300
10
30
20
19% Apr. 11
12% Mar. 3
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Aug. 27
3*
"Jan.
30
79
18
5
Feb.
Feb.
23 % Sept.
110
28
27%
5
13
22
25
16
7
62% Apr. 20
18*
97
Mar. 17
July
8% Aug.
4
July
24% Oct.
Sale
33
20
1 131% Oct.
1
43
Oct.
if*. Feb.
6% Feb.
17
1
Sale
26%
3%
Sale
Sale
Copper..
27% Oct.
Oct.
28%
66
4%
1
Metro-Goldwyn Pict pref. .27
uaml
11
5
29% Sept. 10
1
20% Feb.
3% Feb. 17
Jan.
71 % Oct.
23%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
34
.
10
13
30
4
3% Apr.
Apr.
4
5% July
% Sept.
3% July
4% Jan.
Sale
Sale
60
Melville Shoe Corp
Preferred
25
Oct.
4% Oct.
31
Oct.
39% Oct.
Jan.
10% July
10% July
1% July
4% Sept.
29
Sale
Sale
86%
6%
26%
7%
Conv pref series A—...50
{McLellan Stores class A—
Preferred
..........100
Mengel Co
July
37% Oct.
4% Oct.
23% Oct.
Sali
Sale
45
McKesson & Bobbins.......5
1,161,900
230
5%
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
McKeesport Tin Plate......•
180,540
32,800
900
21
•
McGraw Hill Pub Co..
Oct.
13
125
Sale
Sale
3%
2%
—..100
6% preferred
21
5
24% Oct. 31
Sale
Sal
4
24
24
Sal
29
26
•
•
—•
Class B
305,800 Minn Moline Pow Implem..*
Preferred
•
18,800
45,000 {Minneapolis 8c St Louis.100
100
10,600 Minn St Paul 8s S S M
Preferred..............100
3,600
Leased line............100
8,130
*
313,100 Mo Kan-Texas
14,900
1,400
1.300
1,080
37%
4%
23%
21%
71%
.........
Sal
Sal
125
900 Merch & Min Transp Co...
Mesta Machine Co
.....5
163,400
11,900
95,100
310,700
125,800
6,340
39,500
141,700
509,900
309,400
361,700
124,400
28,840
23,200
570,300
13,900
300
11,200
4,200
26%
*
McCall Corp
{McCrory Stores..
6
31
Oct.
4
S3 preferred ex-warrants..*
280 Morris 8c Essex
"6~, 600
18% Oct.
10% Oct.
...
$6 1st preferred
22
Jan.
1% Jan.
1
100
7% preferred
5% Oct.
1
128% July
19% Feb.
111% Oct.
33
May
41% Feb.
62% Jan.
Apr.
*23% June
4% Apr.
33% Apr.
3% Jan.
9% Apr.
8% Jan.
20
26% Oct.
2
Jan.
37
10
20% Aug.
22
July
35% Sept.
2% Jan.
15% Jan.
1% July
7% Jan.
24
Oct.
May Dept Stores ..........10
2
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
10,000 {Manatl Sugar...........100
14,310
7% preferred
........100
22,650 Wandel Bros
5,055 tManhac'n Ry Co. 7% gu.100
465,600
1,870
185,900
74,300
52,300
1,400
4,670
52,400
557,800
175,400
112,420
9,400
886,700
57,800
587,600
214,600
1,920,700
73,030
80,500
131,600
3,815
26
36% Oct.
11 111% Oct.
5
....
110
7% Jan.
July
10
24
11 a/
8
15
Oct.
3
26 117
Oct.
Oct.
107
18%
1%
11
11
13% Oct.
6
2% Feb. 20
29 *44% Jan. 17
30
1
19% Feb.
35% Apr. 23
35% Apr. 12
97% Oct. 17
26
Oct.
29
44
.
2
1 Aug. 15
60
5
13 150
Aug. 16
15
26% July 18
5
36% Feb.
18% Oct.
117
100
347,600 Mack Truck Inc
...*
261,600 Macy (R H) Co, Inc
*
52,800 Madison Sq Garden v t C--*
68,710 Magma Copper............10
64,600 Malllnson (H R) Co
.*
6,730
7% preferred
..100
Jan.
17
Oct.
1% Oct.
38% Oct.
2
45
24%
100
31
11
34
75
36% Sale
109%
8
24
Apr. 23
6 101% Oct. 25
8 103% Oct. 25
Oct.
1
40
Jan.
22% Oct.
17% Oct.
8
7% Oct.
13% Oct.
43
79
74% Jan.
Oct.
13%
Sale
MacAndrews & Forbes Co.. 10
lly°
73
1% Oct.
9% Oct.
14% Oct.
Sale
Jan.
25
25
18 125
4
27
Oct.
11% Oct.
1%
Highest.
Sale Prices.
103% Oct.
4 150
93%
1 %
.*
Loft Incorporated..
710
20%
Sale
Long Bell Lumber A
Loose-Wiles
Sale
12%
•
Liquid Carbonic
Loews Incorporated.......
Prices
20% Oct.
Sale
98%
149%
5
Liggett 8c Myers Tob com..25
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
Sale
Life Savers Corp
462,600 Lorlllard (P) common......10
3,840
Preferred
loti
72,100 Louisiana Oil
'
2,460
6H% preferred
100
67,700 Louisville Gas & Blec A
108,700 Louisville 8c Nashville
100
117,600 Ludlum Steel..............I
7,600
Convertible preferred....*
26,200
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
Oct. 311934
290 Mackay Cos pref
Yi",666
to
Pat.
53,400
35,596
248,200
10,400
161,600
50,700
26,744
233,440
2,649,300
14,900
104,200
80,700
67,600
1.
July 1 1933
Jan. 1.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
STOCKS
Since
39
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
6
15%
6%
5%
12%
Oct.
Apr. 18
1% Feb.
8
12
Feb. 21
44% Feb. 15
16% Feb. 16
15% Feb. 23
46
25)
11!
24
Apr. 21
Apr. 13
Feb.
6
Oct.
4
14%
Sale
14% Sale
13% Oct.
4
15% Oct.
16
12% July 26
100
22
32% Jan. 30
Sale
20
20% Oct.
17
4
Sale
20% Oct.
46
1
132,500 National Acme...
88,600 National Aviation Corp....10
2,400 Nash Chatt 8c 8t Louis
......
88,500
639,300
12,700
577,440
1,264,500
243,000
42,140
3,147.600
42,500
32,200
3,900
2,150
630,700
10,810
28,810
361,500
99,600
9,966
160,400
87,200
31,300
2,500
1,120
144,900
64,600
3,015,900
Na par value,
{National Bellas
preferred
5%
24
4% Sale
5%
6
2
25
3% Oct.
1
5
Oct.
Oct.
22
5% Oct.
5
6% Oct.
11
5% Oct.
25% Oct.
2
8% Oct.
10
100
...
5%
27%
10
.100
7% preferred.
137
Nat Cash
Register
.....*
Nat Dairy Prod Corp
....*
{National Dept Stores......*
7% 1st preferred..
100
13%
16%
1%
Nat Distillers Prod new.....*
20%
22%
13
Stamp.......*
Lead
Sale
Sale
Sale
134
Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
Oct.
Oct.
15
Sale
24
16
1% Oct.
15% Oct.
18% Oct.
135
142
141% Oct.
111% 115
8% Sale
1%
1%
...25
National Tea Co
5
1
18
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
24
141% Oct.
20 112% Oct.
27
8% Oct.
27
2
4
1% Oct.
% Oct.
40
5
5
27
15
Oct.
25
12% Oct.
24
41% Oct.
3
10
Oct.
29
11% Oct.
11
2
23
40
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
6
8% Oct.
9
10
7% preferred...........100
{New Orl Tex 8c Mexico
..IN
Newport Industries Inc....]
Oct.
Oct.
6 105
11
6
.
New
York
5% Oct.
Air Brake.......•
13% Oct.
20% Oct.
New York Central.........**
s
Ex-dlvldend.
y
Ex-Rlghte.
•
Optional gala.
22% Oct. 23
24% Oct.
Jan.
12% Mar. 19
49% Jan. 16
148% July 23
4
9
24
17
July 26
16% Jan.
5
L35
122
Feb.
Jan.
100% Jan.
6% Sept.
1
May
% Jan.
34% Sept.
10
July
33% Jan.
9
July
6% Jan.
31
July
LOO
Apr.
6
July
24
1
3
July 26
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8% Feb. 23
13% Jan. 31
6
16
22
37
105
13
1
11
19% Oct.
♦
Newberry Co (J J).........*
3% Jan.
25% Oct.
131
12
22
Oct.
11
...»
.....
110%
7%
1%
%
34% Oct.
100
Nelsner Bros.....
17
22
38% Oct.
of Del...25
Preferred
Oct.
3% Oct.
25% Oct.
22% Oct.
11
2
16
IN
National Supply
17
8
11 149% Oct.
Preferred B
Steel
9
Oct.
148
National
1
4
147
Rys of Mex 1st pref...100
2nd preferred..........IN
17
Oct.
140
Nat
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
27
100
•
30
Oct.
100
Nat Power 8c Light
1
3 137
2
17
21
Preferred A
National
2
3% July 23
5% Sept. 14
Hess 7%
National Biscuit
Nat Enamel 8c
6%
10
16
9
17
16
5
25
26
_
6
23% Feb.
18% July 11
3% Oct.
25% Oct.
31% Feb.
32% Apr.
163
July
145
July
116
Aug.
15% Feb.
2% Apr.
Mar.
22
22
1
23
14
18
7
6
4
7
5
68% Feb.
21% Apr. 24
60
Apr. 23
26
18% Feb.
4 30% Apr.
26 49% Apr.
3 106% Aug.
26 25
Feb.
Mar.
5% Sept. 18 13
11% July 26 24% Feb.
18% Aug.
6
45% Feb.
1
13
10
21
21
6
7
9
N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
40
AGGREGATE SALES.
October
8hares.
Shares.
6,500
"""200
190
40
1,700
70
14,200
3.700
400
3,400
80
140
30
51,400
1,100
7,300
560
60,500
1,800
16,600
2,200
-
""'120
500 Northern Central.........50
813,200 Northern Pacific. .....—100
62,200
2,010
60,900
3,500
70
1,000
270
50
784,800
191,200
74,740
78,100
13,800
97,000
344,200
3,545
5,100
1,500
46,900
35,300
7,000
1,900
4.60Q
13
20
9
14 %
2%
5
101
112
Sale
Sale
113
114
16,400
Telegraph..50
Northwestern
Norwalk Tire & Rubber....*
Preferred.... ...... .....50
700
600
900
600
100
2,100
4,800
1,100
62,300
1,700
"'"loo
10,100
37,500
1,100
100
390
12,140
14,639
344,800
165% Oct.
31
Oct.
Oct.
1
138
77
Oct.
2
Oct.
12% Oct.
26
1
Oct.
9
Oct.
Oct.
10
11
6
Oct.
15
21% Oct.
37% Oct.
1% Oct.
38% Oct.
17
23
4
33
1
30
Sale
63
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
«■?*
85
Oct.
Sale
14 %
33
3
Sale
3§*
rP
18%
37%
1%
35
Oct.
Oct.
23
Oct.
29
Oct.
16
38
2
Sale
1%
30
6,800
400
900
400
"4*806
8,600
600
420
9,500
510,500
76,300
27,600
20,500
362,800
3,500
11,600
2.700
1,900
800
15,300
"9,706
Omnibus Corp v t c (The)..*
Preferred A—————100
Sale
29
5
Oct.
3
Otis
Elevator
Prior
15
preferred......... 100
39%
*
—
10%
8% Oct. 31
13% Oct. 26 14%
99% Oct. 25 101
4
Oct. 30
4%
19
3
14% Oct.
35
Oct. 20 39%
Sale"
Sale
370
6,885
17,600
1,400
1,800
1,200
200
634,200
65,340
374,400
22,300
12,700
8,000
2,900
8
20
71
Sale
71
9P
Sale
8%
16 %
20
6%
2 %
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
103
5
3
11
19
31
75
6 107
4
6% Oct. 25
4
Oct.
Oct.
4
11
8
20
% Oct.
2
% Oct.
7
Oct.
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
3% Oct.
9
4% Oct.
5
3
1% Oct.
8
8
4
Sale
1%
Sale
49%
Oct.
12
Oct.
12% Oct.
1% Oct.
49% Oct.
60
Sale
107
3
3%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
3%
15%
Sale
58
112
Sale
4%
18%
29%
3%
25
30%
Sale
Sale
Sale
33%
55
67,
2%
5%
2%
Sale
Sale
a
3
Sale
Sale
6
3% Oct.
13
110
Oct.
1
1
4
3
1
2
5
3
26
10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
30
55
Oct.
2% Oct.
4% Oct.
31
8
50
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
57
Oct.
8
Oct.
Oct.
50
15% Oct.
5% Oct.
% Oct.
% Oct.
31
5
2% Oct.
% Oct.
Sale
170
30
Sale
5% Oct.
20% Oct.
26
1% Oct,
5
17
1
Oct.
2
1% Oct.
24
27
Oct.
144
Oct.
4
1% Oct.
Oct.
79% Oct.
9% Oct.
31% Oct.
29
2% Oct.
Sale
8%
7%
2%
1%
Postal Teleg 8k Cable pref.100
Prairie Pipe Line..—.....25
15%
94
4
3% Jan.
19
6% Mar. 14
11% Apr. 20
Jan.
3
2
12% Oct.
4
20% Sept. 17
20
July 27
71
103
Oct.
Jan.
30
5% Oct.
2% July
10% Jan.
17
July
% July
% July
7
Oct.
4
26
9
26
30
24
if*
«S*
24 114
31
6
20
21
86
Oct.
3% Oct.
9
8%
IV6
Oct.
76% Oct.
87% Oct*
16
2
25
12
18
20
31
1
9
31
13
13% Aug.
7
9% Jan.
3
8% July 27
13% Sept. 17
24% Jan.
2
49
Jan.
12
2% Sept. 14
4% Jan. 12
3X Jan.
4
11% Jan.
3
7
July 27
48
Aug. 14
13% Oct. 18
4% July 26
60
Jan. 27
% Oct.
15
11
3
9
Feb.
31
% July 24
Aug. 24
% Oc
31
.
18% Jan.
70%
7%
17 30
141%
3
3
5
Apr. 24
Sept. 19
Aug.
7
Jan.
5
30
25
May 16
Apr. 26
Jan.
Jan.
1%
16 25%
11%
24 133
1 %
15
11
25
8
Jan, 22
July 26
Jan.
8
Jan. 15
17
18
25
17
July 30
Mar. 2
Sept.
4
Jan.
July 26
6
June
2
9
2% Oct.
1
July 27
10% July 27
12
July 27
23
4
11
Sept. 26
8
1% July
26
July 26
June
2
Jan. 22
Jan.
2
11
May 2
29% Sept. 17
67
79
Oct.
90
6 111% Oct.
105
8 101
June
Feb. 19
Oct. 30
Oct. 20
43% Feb. 10
Feb.
Apr.
I Apr.
Apr.
Aug.
17
24
23
23
27
Feb.
3
i Apr. 26
Feb.
9
Feb. 17
Apr. 25
Apr. 24
Feb. 21
July 19
Apr.
2
Apr.
7
Apr. 11
Feb.
3
Mar. 3
Feb.
19
30
14
Feb.
0
Jan.
Feb.
Aug,
7
Sept. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 21
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9
16
5
2
i!H
l|0H
15
2
6
6
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
30
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
2% Apr.
21% Apr.
Feb.
30
Feb. 21
16%
Oct.
6
Feb,
2
1% July 26
4
8% Jan.
9
32% Sale
31% Sale
30%
72
74% 76
76% 73
85
85% Sale
86% 88
Sale
98
97
101% 101
111
108% 115% 110
114
11% Jan. 30
35% Feb.
11
10
Oct.
June 22
8% Apr. 25
6% Feb. 23
Oct.
13% Oct.
6
3 116
Feb. 15
Mar.
2
June 12
J an.
2
20% Oct.
13
7
5
4% July 26
3%
1%
9
Feb.
Feb.
85% Mar. 13
15% July 28
9
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
6% Mar. 14
23% Feb.
7
37
34
1% Jan.
2% July
% July
10% Jan.
12% Sept.
30
20
5
1
30
11
Oct;
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
114
115
Sept. 17
Jan.
Oct.
6% Oct.
21
36% Oct.
*3
Sale
»
Jan.
19
Feb.
1
Aug. 13
Apr.
4
1 % Oct,
6
Oct.
7%
Porto RJcan Ass Tob cl A...*
60
Feb.
Feb. 20
24
16
Sale
Jan.
5
5
Apr.
5
May 19
5
Sale
14% Mar. 31
Feb. 10
Aug. 21
Feb.
19%
18 102%
8
3% July 27
9
Jan.
2
25
30
Feb.
6 45
97
Jan. 23 114%
24
6
5
18
9
Oct.
Oct.
27
26
July
July
July
Sept.
15% Oct. 25
31
9
3
Jan.
92
1%
2%
12%
20%
5% Oct.
33% Oct.
9%
35%
165%
I.IIlOO
31
5
25
17
30
9
20
Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)...100
0% preferred......
.100
Pitts Ft Way 8c Chic pref .100
ian
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
6
24
2
95
7
105% Mar.
Oct.
3%
3%
15%
24%
Oct.
Oct.
2% Oct,
10
3
30
6
9
26
15% Feb.
Oct.
33
55
31
27% Feb.
6% July
Jan.
8
23
24
78% Oct.
26
25
27
27
51% Jan.
29
% Oct.
28% Oct.
Sale
8% July
2
July
9
July
3% July
83
Sept.
6% July
13% Oct.
18
4% Feb. 19
40% Sept. 5
1% Oct.
44% Sept.
1
1
Sale
2%
19%
1%
Aug. 13
25
1
90
Pitts Term Coal..........100
Sept, 13
1% July 27
30
Oct.
Oct,
Oct.
13
5
July
36% Apr. 20
43
Apr. 26
Oct.
15
Oct.
9% Oct.
11
Feb. 27
88
14% July 31
68% Oct.
16% Oct.
1
24
16
10
60
3% Oct.
17% Oct.
16%
14%
8%
13%
4
9
27
17
16
8
16
26
June
25% Feb.
6
45
Apr. 20
.8% Feb.
1
74% Apr. 20
11
Oct.
Oct.
32
9
Oct.
26% Oct.
6
Sale
Sale
23%
15
8 100
17
13% Oct.
1% Oct.
2 112% Oct.
Sale
23%
1
31 107
PUsbury Flour Mills........*
Pirelli Co of Italy A .......
9%
16
31
Sale
1%
Oct.
1% Oct.
20% Oct.
Sale
6
Oct.
21% Oct.
42% Oct.
50,
100
new.
Corp
_
2
4
31
Sale
85 preferred
6% preferred..........100
4
17
30
Petroleum Corp......
5
Phelps Dodge...
..35
Philadelphia Co pref 6% ..50
$6 preferred.....
......*
7% preferred .....
_5©
Pub Ser Corp of N J common *
1
Sale
Sale
Pierce Petroleum...........*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
% Oct.
X Oct.
7% Oct.
Sale
25
8% preferred..........100
Oct.
Oct.
4
9
X
Phila Rapid Transit Co....50
Oct.
23% Oct.
30
%
A
13
100
Preferred 5%
...
100
(Producers 8c Ref Corp....50
11
27
1
1
15
10
24
15
Sale
Class B-
Oct.
4
30
...
Oct.
3
4
Sale
preferred
13
4
4
23
Sale
H%
18
Oct.
Oct.
15% Oct.
Oct,
Sale
69
Preferred..............100
Preferred.......
4
Sale
Marquette..........100
_
Oct.
Jan.
11% Sept.
Jan.
2% July
47% Jan.
7% Sept.
81
Mar.
82
34
2
2% Oct.
Sale
Pet Milk
7%
26
81% Oct. 23
64% Oct.
12% Oct.
21% Oct.
m
3 X
2
Prior preferred.........100
Pierce Oil
1
11
Oct.
2%
2
50
Peoria 8c Eastern.....
Pere
Oct.
Oct.
.......100
133,200 (Pressed Steel Car common •
7% preferred...........100
37,300
313,600 Procter 8c Gamble.......
2,400
28,500
86
10
50 Pitts Young8t8cAsht7%pf 100
Plttston Co (The)....
•
Plymouth Oil
5
Poor 8c Co class B._..
10
600
1
1
1
11
5,590
6% preferred......
100
22,600 Pittsburgh United........25
Pref conv
100
9,190
9.700 Plttsb 8c West Virginia..100
280
1,300
5
22
11
Oct.
•
227,600 Pittsburgh Screw ft Holt
2,170 Pittsburgh Steel pref....100
30
Oct,
15
Sale
Oppenhelm Collins 8c Co...*
Sept. 17
2% July 31
6
July 26
39
95
Sale Prices.
26% Apr. 24
43% Apr. 23
8% Mar. 19
20
Mar. 13
108
Jan.
2 139
Feb.
1
112
Sept. 27 120
Sept. 1
% Sept. 14
1% Feb.
7
96
June 10
83
Feb.
7
9
5
July 26 24% Feb.
14
5
37% Feb.
Sept. 17
4% July 27 11% Feb.
5
1% Jan. 16
% July 23
1
9% July 26 22% Feb.
72
July 26 89% Apr. 13
80% Oct. 31 99% Apr. 10
90
Jan. 15 109% May 26
31% Oct. 31 45% Aug.
9
1% July 23
4% Apr. 20
161
Jan.
5 187
July 10
16
Sale
10% Oct.
3% Oct.
1,092,200 (Pierce Arrow Mot Co
"2",700
3
11
24
1
47*666
280
17
23
23
Highest.
Sale Prices
9
July 26
Sale
11%
31
2,106,100 Phillips Petroleum.........*
5
18,300 Phoenix Hosiery
81,400
14,300
138,500
89,500
5,600
8,700
5,100
360
1
11
25
11
2
100
10
5,000
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
25
26
54,300
100
18,300
1
9
31
Oct.
30
30
31
7% preferred.....
.....50
Phila 8k Reading C 8c 1 ..._.*
198,200 Philip Morris 8c Co........10
12,700 Phillips Jones Corp........*
710
Preferred..............100
29", 600
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
8% Oct.
Preferred.....
11,790
12,100
249,800
684,300
25,700
5,935
900
26
95
Oct.
31% OcO1% Oct.
100
Sale
7,100
19,700
15,400
% Oct,
80% Oct.
21,700 People's Drug Stores Inc ...*
Preferred........
100
1,760
100
178,600 People's Gas L 8k Coke
100
300
8
30
2% Oct.
11% Oct.
4% Oct.
1,228,100 Pennsylvania...
310
%Oct.
83
25
.
10,100
17
18
22
70
..
248,800
39,200
27,300
11,100
8,800
7,400
8,600
37,700
4
Oct.
Oct.
78
•
40
Oct.
Sale
...
210
230
9
Sale
.......-.10
10,580 Pacific Coast..
First preferred...........*
7,640
3d preferred
..*
6,015
346,740 Pacific Gas ft Elec ........25
*
182,300 Pacific Lighting Corp
*
48,860 Pacific Mills..
10,925 Pacific Teleph 8c Telegr_.100
Preferred
100
1,990
54,200 Pacific Western Oil......—*
..*
2,078,200 Packard Motor Car....
6,700 Pan Amer Pet 8c Trans new_5
.....1
77,000 Park St TUford
•
21,500 Parmelee Transport Co.
*
48,660 Panhand Prod ft Ref
8% preferred.
.—.100
2,640
(Paramount Publix Corp—
Certificates of deposit..l0
2,351,110
1,467,400 Park Utah Cons Mines.....!
•
826,700 Pathe Exch
$4 preferred class A _.—».*
560,000
Patlno Mines 8c Ent Cons ..*
386,400
168,300 Peerless Corp...........—.3
*
49,300 Penick 8c Ford
.*
334,700 Penney (J C) Co.....
Preferred...,
100
3,500
27,230 Penn Coal 8c Coke........10
121,800 Penn-Dlxie Cement....
7% preferred series A
100
14,300
1,300
49,700
13
11
4 120
5 114
10
Oct.
5% Oct.
% Oct.
11% Oct.
139,557 OwenS'IU Glass Co......—25
42,000
21,000
1,600
8% Oct.
115
Oct.
112
Oct.
14% Oct.
22% Oct.
Ohio OH Co (The)
*
Oliver Farm Equip ...—.—.*
Preferred A.......—
*
420 Outlet Co
10
50
26
14
*
230
26
Oct.
Prices
9% Oct.
88
Sale
Sale
20
12", 600
118
125
Sale
11% Oct.
18
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
% Sale
%
6% preferred...........100
.....—...*
330,600 Otis Steel
"2,966
11%, 12
18% Sale
2%
3
6%
9
2%
3%
6%
10
116
113% 115
110
Ask
As*. Bid
N Y Lackawanna 8c West. 100
100
731,900 N Y NH A Hartford
Convertible preferred.. 100
185,700
76,000 N Y Ontario 8c Western..l00
-•
12,600 NYRyspf
1
315,300 N Y Shipbuilding....
3,260
7% preferred.....
..100
2,080 New York Steam pref 0%...*
7% 1st preferred........
1,760
521,000 Noranda Mines Ltd.........*
28,700 (Norfolk Southern.......100
34,600 Norfolk & Western.......100
Preferred
...—100
5,150
1,553,500 North American
6% preferred
50
34,700
733.400 North American Avlatlon...l
30,200 North Amer Edison ptef.
2,100 North German Lloyd new...
30466
Bid.
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
Oct. 311934
....
I.
to
Par
67,200 N. Y. Chicago Be St Louis. 100
Preferred series A..... 100
163,900
-10W
17,950 New York Dock
5% preferred
...-.-100
24,330
New York St Harlem
80
4,030
70
10% nca-cum pref
50
*
133,900 JN Y Investors Inc
1,500
,■
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
July 1 1933
STOCKS
I). Z. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
In
Jan.
Jan.
'Jan.
Jan.
2
8
8
12
Oct.
5
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 21
24
Feb. 21
30
Feb.
5
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Feb.
6
Feb. 20
Feb. 16
Oct.
Jan.
Feb, 17
Jan. 23
Oct.
4
Mar. 15
Feb. 19
Feb.
0
Feb.
6
Jvtly 11
Feb. 21
Feb. 17
Public Service El 8c Gas—-
6,600
372,400
736,430
16,340
30,100
29.500
730
7,400
*
I
Pullman Company.. _......*
Pure Oil-.
8% conv pref ...........100
202,500 Purity Bakeries............*
No par value,
e
102
Sale
7% Sale
99
40
85 preferred.
z
•
Ex-dividend,
a
Optional sale
58%; 59
10
C Oasb sale.
Sale
100
40
102%
Sale
6% Sale
52
Sale
9%
9%
35% Oct.
6% Oct.
Oct.
9% Oct.
49
4
29
40% Oct.
Oct.
29
23
60
26
10% Oct.
( Companies reported In receivership.
Oct.
90
Jan. 10 104% Aug.
9
35% Sept. 17 59% Feb.
5
6% Oct. 29 14% Feb. 10
49
Oct. 29 80
Feb., 6
9% July 26 19% Feb.
5
N. Y. STOCK
Nov., 1934]
AGGREGATE SALES
In
«. Y. STOCK
Since
October
to
EXOHANQB
Jan. 1.
184,400
9,800
80,700
28,400
4,300
500
1,000
700
'
1,300
30
700
400
21,000
2,200
740
11,400
65,300
15,300
300
16,300
500
64,800
40
200
100
5,100
4,900
4,000
600
9,300
2,000
3,400
10
20,600
1,020
1,070
1,700
75,600
8,800
4,840
480
21,100
700
11,800
2,500
122,500
600
880
2,100
48,400
12,800
1,400
6,500
600
20
25,800
3,400
8,500
13,100
98,000
2,200
1,100
200
130
23,300
121,300
88
24 54
24
2
7
80
29,000
120
117366
64,000
11,500
300
300
220
~"'l60
12,900
903*
43*
173*
203*
65*
315*
55*
1634
154
25*
5)4
12
19%
2
Sale
14 3*
17%
46% Sale
L023* Sale
109% 109%
6
Sale
23
Sale
il*
3%
19%
4
Sale
3734
52
%
1%
1*
19
23*
22
35
47
55*
2%
Sale
Sale
49^
5%
7%
6%
4%
4
54
Sale
Sale
23
2%
39%
1%
3*
3)4
30
20
Sale**
Sale
Sale
Sale
46
40
21%
6%
645*
10%
9%
11 J*
24%
Sale
653*
Sale
Sale
Sale
5% Sale
56
52
13%
20%.
14%
143*
25
23%
Sale
Sale
660
"¥,966
53,500
800
800
72,100
112,900
1,020
4,600
28,800
4,300
500
2,600
2,600
2,600
128,500
60,700
110,606
k
3,000
13,800
2,700
1,000
500
24,800
11,300
45,500
3,300
7,100
1,350
400
6,100
4,000
>
800
2,400
400
700
3,000
52,500
69,200
9,200
8,200
600
1,600
300
•
1033* 105
305* Sale
134
133
11%
5%
1 %
*
100
Sale
l$u
•
Sale
6%
3%
10®
16
Sale
10«i
19
Sale
37
9c Ohio certlfs_.100
7%
Spalding (A G) At Bros——*
55
51
preferred..,
...100
Spang Chalfant At Co...—*
1st
1554
15*
Stand
443*
433*
5*
53*
73*
634
454
x
Oct.
22
13* Oct.
25* Oct.
16
1
27
Oct.
27
1
Oct.
27
3834 Oct.
57
108
113
3
Oct.
13
4634 Oct.
4
1
2
Oct.
31
Oct.
22
983* Jan.
53* Oct.
173* July
3
Sept.
Oct.
11
Oct.
22
31
41
Oct.
11
Oct.
13
Oct.
24
Oct.
11
Oct.
1
Oct.
1
8
Oct.
30
46
Oct.
32
3*
43*
654
53*
Oct.
11
Oct.
11
Oct.
11
Oct.
20
4
2454 Oct.
Oct.
1
6
70
Sale
603* Oct.
103* Oct.
854 Oct.
11
Oct.
15
Oct.
31
11
29
125* Oct.
105* Oct.
17
103* Sale
9
9 5i
135* Sale
*8*2
70
2
21
2
13
120
*
654 Oct.
1
6
52
Oct.
16
54
Oct.
11
52
Oct.
1554 Oct.
183* Oct.
133* Oct.
22
Oct.
20
15
Jan
24
Oct.
17
Oct.
2
11
9
18
1554 Oct.
145* Oct.
25
1
183* Oct.
654 Jan.
123* July
Oct.
1043* 10534 103
235* Oct.
2434 Sale
26
63*
533*
M* IV'
14% Sale
133* Sale
k
Sale
1634 Sale
195*
1934
30
363*
534 Sale
44
Sale
13
Oct.
123
113* Oct.
63* Oct.
15 105
Oct.
19
3134 Oct.
2
Oct.
3
135* Oct.
105* Oct.
29
29 133
4
2
29
"
17" ""Oct" "27 "1954 Oct" "24
1534 Oct.
185* Oct.
3334 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
44
1
4
6
2
31
1934
233*
343*
534
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
53
Oct.
24
25
20
31
6
40% Oct.
15
Oct.
9
Oct.
31
Oct.
18
33* Oct.
30
Oct.
654 Oct.
65* Oct.
2554 Oct.
25
8
Oct.
1
173* Oct.
1223* Oct.
31
125
3
55* Oct.
10
Sale
25
2834 Oct.
75* Oct.
83* Oct.
31
56
1
Oct.
Oct.
30
—*
......*
Standard Investing Corp—*
A*
Standard Oil Co of Ind
183* Oct.
15* Oct.
108
263* Oct.
2334 Oct.
Sale
Sale
25
29
25
4
26
25
Sterling Products Inc.....10
Sale
Sterling Sec Corp cl A...... •
Sale
•
Sale
93*
StarrettCo (The L S)
58!
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
27
26
Oct.
25
3
6
Oct.
1
*
Sale
5
Oct.
30
tStudebaker Corp common.*
Preferred
...100
Sale
254 Oct.
4
•
Sale
67
Oct.
Oct.
100
Sale
116
Oct.
11
Sale
.......
Sale
IOii
Symington Co.............*
154
Class A
e Cash
gale,
1034 Oct.
8
10
43*
223*
3634
25*
83*
1634
11
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
173*
12
425*\ 443*
a
Optional gale
2 34
83*
33*
934
35*
203* Sale
363* Sale
33*
834 Sale
17
183*
123*
13
45
463*
3
2
17
71
Oct.
25
8
11
17 1173* Oct.
434 Oct.
54 Oct.
234 Oct.
1
354 Oct.
5* Oct.
13* Oct.
2
83* Oct.
354 Oct.
1954 Oct.
36
Oct.
23* Oct.
26
2
4
10
1
11
3
Oct.
854 Oct.
%
10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
x9%
434
223*
385*
5
4
25
11
17
5
1
19
22
10
193* Oct.
6
125* Oct.
45
Oct.
26
receivership.
18
.
105
Sept. 21
5
395* Feb.
July 23
7
223* Feb.
137
105* Oct.
29
254 Jan. 15
5
3354 Feb.
Feb.
5
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
74
Apr.
155* Apr.
62
Apr.
26
20
21
21
23
24
88
8
slH
Feb. 21
Apr. 18
Apr. 24
2834 Oct. 31
2
115* Apr.
13
Feb.
7
313* Feb. 20
673* Apr. 25
1
2534 Feb.
127
Sept. 4
8
Mar. 13
17
Feb.
6
17
33
Feb.
6
6
383*
15*
11034
425*
2734
Feb.
Apr. 24
Jan.
5
May 26
Jan.
30
Aug. 30
Apr. 21
503* Feb. 17
1434 Apr. 19
663* July 30
41
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
4?*
15
1
11
113* Apr. 25
683* Apr, 26
273* FeK 17
42
Ap
23
17
Mry
4
195* Feb.
5
7
11
6
26
1
3654 Feb.
105* Feb. 21
6
13 34 Feb.
25
1
Jan.
3
1
33* Oct.
173* Oct.
73* Oct.
X Companies reported in
Oct.
634 July
65* July
15
July
173* Jan.
% Jan.
963* Jan.
263* Oct.
2334 Oct.
27
Sept.
3934 Oct.
11
30
Oct.
3
4
353* Oct.
75* Oct.
634 Oct.
Oct.
8
1734 July
12134 Jan.
17
4
Oct.
153* Oct.
15* Oct.
1734 Oct.
115* Oct.
443* Oct.
Jan.
11
Oct.
63
1
2
6
A*
Sale
Sweets Co of Amer (The)..50
Kx-divlciend
4354 Oct.
9
133* Oct.
15* Oct.
Sale
Superheater Co (The)....
*
Superior Oil ....
...... 1
Superior Steel
31
5
Stone At Webster
...
323* Oct.
2554 Oct.
18
36
Sale
Preferred
30
15* Oct.
preferred......50
Stewart Warner Corp......5
1st
Sun Oil
11
Oct.
10
34
Conv
8
173* Oct.
2134 Oct.
13* Oct.
6 110
3934
83*
585*
15*
434
Sale
Preferred
4
313*
Standard OH of Kansas....10
Standard Oil ef N J
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
18
834 Oct. 13
85* Oct. 11
7
2
31
4
16
Jan.
23* Sept.
Oct.
29
20
Sale
30
16 125
30
Sale
Jan.
19
Oct.
Oct.
Preferred (7%)
Oct.
3034 Jan.
25
30
11
654 Oct.
Standard Oil Export pref. 100
Stand OH of Calif
•
Jan.
6454 Oct.
2034 Oct.
1
3
*
Jan.
31
26
4
Sale
|4 preferred
Preferred (6%).-
11
3
26
Apr.
1554 Jan.
55* Jan.
6
July
2154 Jan.
Sale
,
4
16
9
103* Sept.
53* Sept.
234 Sept.
143* Aug.
113* Aug.
14
July
32
Sept.
5
9
123* Feb. 16
5
243* Feb.
153* Oct. 17
235* Oct.
115
Mar.
89
39
65
*
Tobacco
86
Oct.
7
Standard Gas Ac Elec.....—*
Com'I
Oct.
153* Oct.
Apr. 24
Jan.
1334 Feb. 23
5
73* Feb.
49
May
3
263* Mar. 14
113* Jan. 27
July
83* May
83* July
734 July
1
7
5
26
Feb.
2
Jan. 22
Feb.
Feb.
133*
June
4
6
2
Sept.
July
Oct.
Feb.
9
Jan.
6
5
Feb.
43*
5134
434
453*
57
Oct.
6
16
33* Feb. 21
385* Apr. 11
Jan.
Jan.
4
July
3834 Jan.
19
18
45
June
2
5* Sept.
Sept.
23* Sept.
Aug.
15* Oct.
_
8
Apr. 20
Apr. 23
July
5
8
31
19
6
3054 Apr. 16
5734 Oct. 31
20 54 Oct.
Oct.
5
4
1234 Feb. 15
383* Apr. 11
Jan.
Jan.
15
Oct.
7
45* Feb.
63* Apr.
Mar.
20
84 54 Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
13 103
13
Feb. 19
273* Feb.
1534 Oct.
13* Aug.
2
July
8
July
Oct.
105*
354
Feb.
18
173* Sale
*
15
30
245* Oct.
135
135* Sale
Feb.
8
Apr. 26
Feb.
6
Oct.
97
46
123
6
133*
333*
1034
393*
315* Oct.
55* Oct.
245*
Sale
65*
513*
18
20
2354
65*
44
Oct.
Mar. 13
Oct.
27
11
11
23
Jan.
4
13
Feb. 23
603* July
5
7
Sale
A*
Jan.
503
5
4 110
1053* Oct.
109
634
53* Oct. 20
Sale
1
2454
2154 Oct.
Sale
5
454
35* Oct.
Sale
18
Oct. 19
225*
193*
4
5734
54
Oct.
Sale
1
5* Oct.
Sale
1
1
134 Oct.
13*
4
2354
2054 Oct.
Sale
5
23* Oct.
454
A*
42
1
373* Oct.
Sale
154
15* Oct. 23
c
VA 37
Oct. 20 4334
Sale
5
5* Oct.
54
6
9
534 Oct.
Sale
8
75* Oct. 30
Sale
1
73*
634 Oct.
7
9
53*
43* Oct.
Sale
43
_
2834 Sale
73* Sale
83* Sale
30
31
61
Sale
42,400 Telautograph Corp........5
5
92,300 Tennessee Corp
2ft
721,950 Texas Corp (The)
....*
695,300 Texas Gulf Sulphur
10
284,900 Texas Pacific Coal At Oil
1
547,400 Tex Pac Ld Trust ctfs
Texas Ac Pacific........—100
28,800
35,800 Thatcher Mfg—
Convertible preferred....*
3,000
No par value
3
834 Oct.
3354 Oct.
107%
634
235*
33*
183*
5734
54
15*
2354
434
383*
50
—*
6,300 Spicer Mfg Co.
Convertible preferred A..*
5,550
482,100 Splegel-May-Stern Co......*
132,800
485,800
241,400
38,400
76,300
27,200
38,400
851,900
108,000
21,400
1,378,700
53,400
333,700
37,600
28,600
8,100
350,500
618,200
957,000
47,395
56,300
8,380
18,200
183,900
112,700
29,600
44,100
48,600
153* Jan.
63* Jan.
3954 Mar. 21
.00
Sale
Sale
35*
5
..1
-—
4
Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct. 27
13
15
3 3*
Preferred
18
143*
534
12
4034
Standard Brands........
Apr. 20
Apr. 25
25
Oct.
3834 Oct.
23*
108
1,766,500
5,460
273
133
2234 Oct.
73* Oct.
503* Oct.
1
1534 Oct.
154 Oct.
2
Oct.
Sale
154
2
Sparks Withington
.......*
Spear Ac Co
...—
7% preferred..
.....100
220
69,800 Spencer Kellogg At Sons....*
2,113,200 Sperry Corp (The) v t c
Feb.
June 25
30
80
23
23
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Oct.
3534
Mar. 14
90
22
8
6
Mar. 14
67'
Jan.
Oct.
13
Feb.
14
6034 Apr. 26
6
Apr.
2
3854 Apr.
2
135* Feb. 2d
Jan.
5
7
25
....
Preferred
1
30
22
63*% preferred—......100
34,300
164,700 So Porto Rico Sug
8% preferred
101
1,440
25
340,600 Sou California Edison
Mobile
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7
3*
20%
3%
29%
5%
£2
665* Feb.
5
413* June
9
393* June 19
123* Oct.
53* July
20J* Oct.
1534
8
251
67 i
143
283
103*
333*
57
_
..
11
16
734
..
Oct.
16
10
..
2
Oct.
8 3*
Preferred
15
123* Oct.
5
preferred..100
Southern Railway
Oct.
59
6
Southern Pacific Co..
30
16
25
84,200 Skelly Oil Co
Preferred.
...100
8,100
3,900 Sloas-Sheffleld Steel 9c Ir.100
Preferred
100
5,780
415,300 Snider Packing.... ........*
2,251,300 Socony Vacuum OH Co Inc.15
2,022,400
1,059,900
257,700
5,900
8,300
2,730
1,640
1,530
558,585
10,800
325*
16
16
.....*
*
*
Class B
6
18
Oct.
Oct.
Silver King Coalition....—5
miu mo a h c«o
..*
410
18
22
Oct.
123* Oct.
59
4
430 Southern Dairies class A..
Oct.
Oct.
15*
55*
475* Oct.
6
Slmmt* Petroleum
35
15
Shell Union OH..
Convertible
11
29
1
—...—*
pref series A
Oct.
Oct.
19
30
Conv
11
27
Oct.
23
26
11
8
11
27
Oct. 26
July 27
July 26
July 26
Jan.* 5
Jan.
8
July
July
Oct.
39 54
57
*
...1
Shell Transp 9c Trading...
Oct.
Oct.
6
Oct.
48
355* May 11
434 Feb. 17
23
Feb.
5
1134 Jan.
6
1
preferred...—...1
Sharp 9c Dohme
5
12
Second Nat Investors
Sharon Steel Hoop
5
35
30
F)
Oct.
Oct.
333* Oct. 29
65* Oct.
4
19
3
10
Seagrave Corp (The).......*
Sears, Roebuck 9c Co——..*
(G
15
143*
353*
333*
293*
11
Oct.
4
13* July
July
Aug.
Feb.
Jan.
5
July
11
93* Feb.
26
4
Jan.
15
46
9
8% preferred
100
36,665
—
4,090 Scott Paper
245,300 tSeaboard Air Line.......
Preferred
—100
29,500
351,500 Seaboard Oil Co of Del • a reds
Shattuck
11
Oct.
36
5
....
...
8
Oct.
25
40
35
15*
1®
323,500 St Joseph Lead.
84,600 tst Louis-San Francisco. 100
Preferred
.......100
85,100
3,050 It Louis Southwest....—100
Preferred.
.....100
440
181,200 Safeway Stores....—....—*
Preferred (0)..........-10®
12,290
Preferred (7)—......—It®
14,120
55,300 Savage Arms Corp
5
1,704,400 Schenley Distillers Corp
243,900 Schulte Retail Stores....—1
bervel Inc
Oct.
Oct.
27
.
15 conv
43* July
2334 Jan.
11
Oct.
4
1
1
Oct.
28
■
tSeueca Copper....
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 25
53* Oct. 30
35
Oct. 26
2
Oct. 31
9
Oct.
9
754 Oct.
1
413* Oct.
1
41
Oct.
1
23* Oct.
2
115* Oct. 31
113*
—
11,000
1,687,300
28,900
3,280
72,300
1,017,700
412,900
56,900
154,200
12,300
1,659
561,700
43,100
118,400
621,500
203,200
Lowest
Sale Prices.
253* Oct.
15* Oct. 31
1654 Oct.
1
39
Oct.
3
135*
.....
.
Highest.
Sale Prices
534 Oct.
383* Oct.
43*
22
Solvay Am Inv Corp—
2,100
17,800
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
311934
Par
—*
3,253,900 Radio Corp of Amer
7%
preferred "A"
5®
127,250
Preferred B————
1,123,200
608,100 XRadlo-Kei th-G/pbe um CI A*
*
120,600 Ray bestos-M anhatta a
50
29,500 Reading Company
First preferred
50
6,000
Second preferred.
50
12,400
1®
40,200 Real Silk Hosiery..
Preferred
1®0
1,990
100,400 Rels (Robt) 9c Co
lat preferred ...
10®
35,730
....—•
541,800 Rem'ton-Rand
1st preferred
.... too
23,700
Sd preferred....——10®
4,940
5
382,800 Ke>© Motor Car
Republic Steel Corp
*
1,637,900
Convertible preferred-.100
275,300
23,500 Revere Connor & Brass.. .. 5
Class A.
——10
4,900
Preferred
„lec
3,750
Reynolds Metal Co.....—
234,100
.....
30,600 Remolds Spring Co
842,600 Reynolds (KJ)Tob cl B.....10
Class A.
l«
3,060
700 Rhine Westphalia Elec Power
..."
9,900 Rltter Dental Mfg
120,400 Roan Antelope Cop Mines.
5
117,000 Rossia Insurance
42,900 Royal Dutch Co N Y shs..
Rutland RR. pref
—100
5,600
....——
1.
Sale Prices.
Oct.
Shares-
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
July 1 1933
STOCKS
41
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
71
July
July
July
July
July
July
73* Sept. 14
33* July 26
26
26
23* July 27
654 Jan.
6
133* July 27
8
July 26
39
Jan. 15
19 54 Oct.
30
July
Feb.
21
19
Oct.
25
Feb.
1173* Oct.
2534 Feb.
3
1554
554
23*
55*
8
5
Feb.
1
Feb.
19
Jan.
26
Feb.
19
Feb. 23
1
1534 Feb.
654 Feb. 19
295* Feb.
5
6
4334 Feb.
4
63* Apr.
2
12
Apr.
1
4334 Feb.
153* Jan. 30
45
Oct. 18
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES,
Low from
STOCKS
Since
Jan. 1,
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Shares
Oct. 1
Par
The Fair Co
Bid.
*
4
....100
45
3
4
preferred...
Sale
10
6x
10x
ix
Sale
Sale
Sals
6%
52
57
3
3x
5x
5
Ask
5x
5%
17
4%
.
Bid
75
3x
5x
13
Thompson (1 RV
......2*
Thompson Products.
Thompson Stsrrett
•
5% Oct,
19
18x
5x
a?*
11% Sale
2x Sale
Oct.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Oct.
7% Oct.
5
3
10
5x Oct.
16% Oct.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
26
60
3x
5x
5
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices
60
18
5
Oct.
6
24
10
Oct.
3
2x Oct.
4
50
3
Oct.
Sale
Sale
8
Oct.
24
75
Sale
74
Oct.
19
18
9% Oct.
78% Oct.
22
38
22
32
62
3
21
96
94
Oct.
25
97
5%
27x
5%
5%
3%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8
30
6% Oct.
30% Oct.
4% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
17
71
10
36% Oct.
Jan.
6
Oct.
Oct.
4
3% Oct.
1% Jan.
29
3% July
3% Oct.
18% Oct.
1% Jan.
3
23
10
31
4% Oct.
4% Oct.
23% Oct.
Jan.
12
1% Oct.
20
2
Oct.
July
Oct.
1
50
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
5 126
Oct.
Jan.
L26
Oct.
60% Feb. 23
50% Jan. 19
20% Feb.
5
133% Apr. 11
89
July 13
21% June 18
37% Feb.
1
11% Sept. 6
6% Sept. 5
Tidewater Oil
5%
'
....
preferred
conv
...100
Timken-Detroit Axle Co...10
Tlmken Roller Bear
*
Transamerlca Corp
•
Fran <t Williams Steel Forp
Tri-Continental Corp
*
Preferred
—•
Irlco Products,
Truax Traer Coal..........*
Vruscon Steel Co
1'
69
33 x
Twin City Rapid Transit...*
Preferred...
United
Sale
Sale
4
22
Sale
Sale
22%
4x
46
95
123
47 x
43 x
14
90
67
70
71
36x
3x
34
3
100
x
14x
100 x
80%
Sale
74x
Sale
20
46 x
42
Sale
13 x
Sale
44
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
3
4
ix
Sale
126
Sale
Sale
62 %
4x Sale
4
3x
18x Sale
ix
49 x
Sale
121
Sale
34x
3x
4X
31K
34%
11%
20K
46
.
123
45
Oct.
41%
11%
98%
74%
19%
4
26
Sale
Sale
7
Sale
11x
9
29
22
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
50
•
75
3
Jan.
11
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
5
Feb. 17
Feb.
3
Apr. 20
33
40
Feb.
3
4% July
12
11
6
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
Aug.
Jan.
10% Oct.
4% Oct.
9
23% Oct.
19 114
Sept.
Sept.
July
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
15
Oct.
4
75
Oct.
Mar.
4% Oct.
1
5
Oct.
Jan.
6
Jan.
77
Oct.
20% Feb.
6
99% July 18
3% Feb. 19
4
13 x
82x
Sale
Sale
Sale
13% Oct.
95% Oct.
1% Oct.
23
97
15
98
Jan.
Jan.
75% Oct.
14% Oct.
800
Preferred
230 Utah Copper
No par value,
x
ix
10
Sale
18K
ix
7x
x
1
4%
11
14
6
7x
68x
60
34%
Sale
110
139
3x
6x
32
Sale
5x
A*
7
50
Sale
4
1GX
Sale
53$
Sale
Sale
Sale
78
Sale
83
Sale
Sale
Sale
2x
ix
2x
12
ix
150H
Sale
13x
14 x
Sale
66 x
Sale
Sale
Sale
6% preferred.
15}
x
27
77
5
15
Ex-dividend,
a
Optional sale,
87 x
Sale
39 x
47
40 x
88x
.......100
78 x
c
2
\x
9
Oct.
Apr. 25
17% Oct.
17% Oct.
29
19% Oct.
18% Oct.
4% Oct.
% Oct.
18
Feb.
7
Feb. 23
Jan. 31
Feb. 20
12
6
Oct.
11
9
Apr. 19
31
30
14}
Oct.
24
68
38
135
Oct.
Oct.
5% Oct.
34% Oct.
5% Oct.
7
Oct.
47% Oct.
4% Oct.
15
Oct.
34% Oct.
Feb.
5
Feb.
6
Feb. 26
Jan. 24
8%
4
41% Oct.
8 138
9
6
1
Oct.
July 25
Apr. 24
Oct.
29
39% Oct.
6% Oct.
9% Oct.
23
50
31
9
1$
29
a:107
60
Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
9
Jan. 24
Feb.
1
Jan. 30
Feb.
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Apr. 21
Apr. 20
July 19
51% Oct.
1% Oct.
29
39% Oct.
120% Oct.
18
65% Oct.
4
35
Oct.
Feb.
1
77
Oct.
Jan.
29
% Oct.
19% Oct.
2% Oct.
31
15% Oct.
2
3
1%
19%
18%
9%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9
Oct.
8
77
32
Oct.
2
82
Oct.
1
3% Oct.
17% Oct.
2
33% Oct.
3% Oct.
20% Oct.
1
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
Oct.
61
11
4
4
Oct.
24
24
Oct.
22
108
Oct.
Sale
Sale
2% Oct.
7
Sale
6
26
Sale
20
Sale
Sale
If*
4% Sale
2%
3%
2%
4%
26%
3
3 110
10
Oct.
Oct.
3% Oct.
7% Oct.
2% Oct.
15
1% Oct.
31
28
Oct.
10
28
4% Oct.
31
5% Oct.
18% Oct.
1% Oct.
16
Oct.
11
1% Oct.
5% Oct.
11% Oct.
18% Oct.
3% Oct.
4
7
31
25
1
1
Oct.
Oct.
13% Oct.
20% Oct.
5% Oct.
If*
95
Cash sale.
27 x
69 x
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
53%
Sale
Sale
30% Sale
86%
87%
Sale
104% 106
\*
Sale
33 x
24 x
26
m
Jan.
% Oct.
26% Oct.
66% Oct.
31% Oct.
18% Oct.
29% Oct.
86
10
Oct.
25
1
24
Oct.
29
Oct.
29
69%
36%
26%
33%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
24
87
Oct.
29
2
4
4
Feb.
June
5
Aug;
1% July
24
Sept.
2% July
16
Sept.
1% Sept.
5% July
10
July
13% July
3
July
Jan.
%
15%
52%
29%
July
Jan.
Jan.
30
Apr. 26
20
18
Sept. 13
Feb.
1
Feb.
5
5
24
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
5
Apr. 24
Feb.
Jan.
16
24
Apr. 23
Jan.
Jan.
20
25
Aug.
2
23
Aug. 29
Jan.
Oct.
25
6
Sept.
15% July
Feb.
Feb.
27% July
82
Aug.
6
July
16% Jan.
Feb.
5
July
11
Feb.
5
44% Jan.
June 13
13
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
67% Oct.
19
59% Oct.
71% Oct.
51% Jan.
55
Sale
54% Oct.
105% Oct.
59
45
X Companies reported In receivership.
9
22% Feb.
84% Jan.
2% July
27
Oct.
Feb. 23
Mar.
Oct.
4
95
Apr. 26
4
10
Sale
Aug. 17
July 31
Jan.
26
Oct.
5
23
5
Mar. 14
Oct.
5
18
Oct.
Oct.
10 108% Oct.
Oct.
1 102
Feb.
July 20
2
56% Oct.
27
59
25
1% July
2% July
65
o
27
60
Sale
Jan.
Feb.
17
4% Oct.
9
3% Oct.
110
10
July
July
95
1
Oct.
1
19
25
25
June 27
Feb. 19
Apr.
Oct.
Oct.
76
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Oct.
11
Oct.
4%
x54X
24%
1%
31 105-
Oct.
57% Oct.
% July
19% Aug.
14
July
59% Jan.
65
Jan.
3% July
52
Jan.
74
105
Oct.
29
2%
3%
3%
OK
"l~x
Sale
Preferred (6)__
100
West Penn Pow pref 7%..100
6
80
X
•
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
........100
58
3x
ix
Sale
3x
Sale
24%
109
109%
Sale
2x,
7x
4k
Sale
ix
31k 23 x
Sale
4x
20
14x
ix
5
...........*
Oct.
4
4
Sale
3
El Co "A"..
76%
Sale
15
7% preferred
8
82
11*
76
105
29
Class A.....
x
9x Sale
80x
81%
32x Sale
3%
3%
17%
18%
24
50
Feb.
Oct.
Sale
22x
Instr
1% Oct.
July 19
Apr. 26
Feb.
6
150
Sale
....1
2
19 121% Oct.
120
64
48x
ix Sale
19x
......100
11
Oct.
Oct.
23 140
6
51% Oct.
117
16
81
•
25
1
Oct.
49
West Penn
Sale
Sale
4
Union
El
Sale
30
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
*
7% 1st preferred
Sale
Sale
*
16
Oct.
Apr.
113
140
....._•
Weston
Sale
5X Sale
Sale
v'
_._......*
preferred
138
5x Sale
142
2
•
Oct.
35
Oct.
95
100
1
72
Teleg
100
Westlnghouse Air Brake
*
Westlnghouse El At Mfg..50
conv
39x Sale
if*
Apr. 20
Apr. 16
31% Oct.
*
$4
64
37
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
65% Oct.
Sale
135
Oct.
Oct.
Feb. 20
Feb. 21
Oct.
5%
8
65%
4
55%
1 129%
Sale
~67%
10
57 x
60
3x
36
Convertible preferred....*
Western
6
1%
5
Wesson OH At Snowdrift
12* Sale^
23 %
preferred.....*
Preferred
4
3 x
44
*
Warren Fdry At Pipe
Webster Klsenlohr
18%
ix
2&
'i
14
•
Warner-Quintan
18x
60
46
125% Oct.
28% Oct.
5% Oct.
34
Sale
119
19a
10n
Warren Bros
Sale
1
29
Sale
2x
Bros Pictures
\H
Sale
a
30
33
Sale
51x
ix
»
7% preferred
8
18
~50"
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
Feb.
34x Sale
113x Sale
61x Sale
Sale
81x
124 x
100
Class B
34
1
66
Sale
4
3% Oct.
Oct.
2% Oct.
18
25
21
Sale
51x
29 x
67x
Walworth Co.
Ward Baking class A
5
64
53 x
128x
Sale
45
Preferred A_...........100
11,210 Wells Fargo At Co
318,400
27,000
716,500
279,600
1,289,049
3,920
34,600
3,490
2,900
8,180
3,940
4,630
3.625
Sale
,
13x
100
conv
Sale
12
-
$3.85
58 x
Sale
k
4x
Utilities P Ac L "A"
Warner
Sale
15
78,100 Vadsco Sales Corp..........*
1,700
Preferred...
100
385,500 Vanadium Corp of America.*
42,210 Van Raalte Co
5
7,500
7% 1st preferred..
...100
95,350 Vick Chemical Inc..........5
136,800 Va-Caro Chem
*
90,710
6% preferred..........100
4,700
7% prior pref
-..100
6,450 Virginia Blec At Power 6% pf*
7,560 Virginia Iron. Coal Ac CokelOO
19,920 Vulcan Detinnlng
100
737
7% preferred...
..100
Walgreen Co
6%% preferred
Sale
5
37
—10
Preferred B..........
Waldorf System
4
33
108 x
......100
tW abash
2x
35
Sale
2x
49 x
16
7
7
28
26
2
75
29
33
6
June
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
May
Apr.
Apr.
Oct.
28% Oct.
13% Oct.
5% Oct.
Oct.
...
Feb.
17
29% Apr. 26
46%
8%
37%
18%
10%
75%
4
1
67
—
31
Jan.
9
Sale
2x
15
20
Oct.
42% Oct.
2
809,000 United Gas Sc. Impt Co.—..*
16,500
Preferred
*
12,700 J United Paperboard Co.. 100
Sale
Jan.
4
51% Jan.
June 30
Sale
1
8% Apr. 24
Apr. 24
39
4
75x
4
9% Feb. 19
L20
Sale
70,000 United Piece Dye Works
*
2,620
Preferred
100
186,400 United Stores A
*
2,400
Preferred
*
91,200 Universal Leaf Tobacco
1,120
Preferred
100
2,280 Universal Plct 1st pref
100
225,900 Universal Pipe A Kad Co-.l
2,880
Preferred
—...10o
825,400 U 8 Pipe Ac Foundry—....20
32,370
1st preferred............
3,700 U S Dlstrib Corp
7,210
Preferred
100
18,900 U S Express
100
37,800 U S Freight...
66,800 U S & Foreign Secur Corp ..*
4,700
Preferred
*
136,800 U S Gypsum Co
20
5,900
7% preferred.......—100
16,900 U S Hoffman Mach
5
333,500 U S Indus Alchol
*
81,500 US Leathers t c
*
77,000
Class A v t c
....*
4,200
Prior preferred v t c ....100
301,500 U 8 Realty A Impt
*
1,477,500 U S Rubber
•
777,100
8% 1st preferred
100
1,478,500 U S Smelt Ref A Mg
50
22,700
Preferred
-.50
3,236,500 United States Steel
..100
193,700
7% preferred
100
12,000 U S Tobacco
*
5
Jan.
Sale
—
8% Apr. 24
Oct.
49 x
United Fruit
11
8%
13%
6%
78
July
May
4
Oct.
Feb.
Oct.
26
97
41
Oct.
45%
14%
2 104%
1
80%
3
21%
11
3% Jan.
4
July 26
5% July 26
4% July 26
3 % July 27
60% Jan.
9
24
Oct.
50
4
Sept. 25
80
Oct.
1
Oct.
112% 112%
Sale
40%
Sale
3%
Sale
26%
Sale
2 H
5
24
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8% Oct.
3% Oct.
23
114
20%
3%
22 k
6k
10
11
Oct.
10
Sale
104 x
Oct.
8
Sept.
Sale
19
18
64% Jan.
5% Oct.
4% Oct.
30
uk
100
Electric Coal
jx
70
34 x
2
•
Preferred
Sale
x
*
United Drug Inc—...
United Dyewood
5%
5x
25
11
30
Sale
3
t c w 1.5
United Corp
Preferred
28 x
4%
100
v
5x
Sale
Sale
4
51
18
96 x
Sale
Sale
5% Sale
5x
6x
25%
ix
3%
•
22
8%
96
5x
29x
5%
4%
3%
18
*
250
5
Sale
.......
42,100
87,800
1,640
35,400
156,700
4,190
92,200
19,400
69,800
24,600
1,498,300
8,000
40,000
234,300
26,820
106,500
54,800
Feb.
20% Feb. 16
5% Jan. 29
24% Jan. 30
14% Apr. 23
85% Apr. 30
40
Apr. 27
9
13,650 United American Booch Corp*
100.200 United Biscuit of Am
*
1,500
Preferred..
.....100
225,800 United Carbon...
....*
274,700
11
16
30
19
12
6
77
22
Oct.
13% Jan.
2
4% Aug. 15
10
July 26
1 % July 26
12% Feb.
Apr.
9% Feb.
8% Jan.
19% Feb.
83
18
llH
18
7
10
Sept. 17
July 26
44
7 x
Oct.
Jan.
*
......
3
4
30
Aug.
Tidewater Assoc Oil........*
Preferred 6%
10<
67.400 United Air Lines Tr
*
10
Oct.
3% Oct.
6% Oct.
18% Oct.
5% Oct.
11% Oct.
2
11
Preferred
43,000 Ulen flc Co
*
80,000 Underwood Elliott Fisher..*
1,540
7% preferred.
_l„„....*
112,900 Union Bafi & Paper
*
988,400 Union Carbide Or Car
'
293,300 Union Oil. California
2*
211,600 Union Pacific
100
42,200
Preferred
100
72,620 Union Tank Car
•
2,878,200 United Aircraft A Tr Corp..*
122,400 United Aircraft Corp w i
5
2,412,950
240,000
661,700
27,165
1,390
62,000
255,500
As*
60
Thermoid Co......
1
Third Avenue...
......100
Third Nat'l Investor*...... 1
Lowest.
Oct. 31
5
7%
1.
to
Oct. 311934
21,800
1,400
207,800
38,800
12,700
19,800
224,600
272,500
6,300
975,300
42,700
1,100
17,400
413,500
392,500
951,400
59,500
359,000
13,500
51,000
36,000
185,700
45,630
15,800
RANGE SINCE JAN.
July 1 1933
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan.
89% Jan.
78% Jan.
6
Sept. 14
July
July
13
19
June 12
June 29
lOQREOATB SALES
N.T. STOCK
In
Since
October
to
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
Western Dairy
54,300
116,600
415,500
32,600
105,500
380,320
132,350
1,800
3,200
7,500
200
$
250
loo
6%
non cum
200
600
4,600
400
20,500
122,900
15,200
67,800
1,700
740
200
1,420
5,400
15%
10%
25
26
Wilson A
100
10
Preferred
Wool worth
(F W)
3,100
9,700
No
Zenith Radio Corp
value,
/.onlte Products
Ex-dividend,
x
a
13
19
Oct.
5
6
Oct.
26
25
25
18
9
3% Oct.
33
Oct.
31K Oct.
27
26
Oct.
42
Oct.
65% Oct.
35
35
Oct.
Oct.
8
25
Oct.
11
18
3
41% Jan.
13K July 24
31K Sept. 14
23% Aug.
6
16K Jan.
8
54K Jan. 11
1
3% Oct.
24
10
2
8
45 K
70
Sale
16
15%
16
Sale
3
31
Sale
16 %
8
Oct.
16
31
35K
16%
16%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
17
25
25
Sale
30%
15%
15%
ion
32%
Sale
2
Sale
3%
2%
Sale
Apr. 19
Feb.
6
Apr. 20
Apr.
4
33
Oct. 20
9
Apr. 11
28 % Oct. 25
31K
3K
11 %
5%
26
20
2
15%
2%
34K
15%
15%
1
Oct.
8K Oct.
28% Oct.
24
4
65%
26
8
IK Jan.
36K Oct.
Sale
23 K
45 K
July
21 % July
Feb. 21
Feb. 26
28K Feb. 19
26
51% Oct.
34
Sale
30
c
57
17% Oct.
26K Oct.
1% Oct.
35
15
Sept. 17
17
28
16
Optional Rate.
17
34
*
1
Corp
Oct.
15
3% Sale
34 % Sale
preferred..
A Wire .....
Youngst'n Sh A Tube..
5K %
preferred
100
7%
35
Sale
15
Young Spring
29
Oct.
Sale
65
25
B...10
....100
11K Sept. 17
49 }
15
Sale
43
Wrlgley (Win) ir
Yel Trk A C'ch class
Sale
31K
23 %
..
Yale A Towne Mfg Co
89
15
100
100
100
Wright Aeronautical Corp..*
preferred "A"
preferred B.
6%
13
22K Oct.
80% Oct.
47K Oct.
48% Sale
Worthlngton P & M
7%
Sale
Sale
3
Oct.
2K Oct.
32
Oct.
6% Oct.
33
7%
24 K July
Jan.
25
13
5
Sale
28%
Jan.
19
IK Oct.
Sale
Sale
Oct.
21
6% Jan. 30
2K Jan. 30
17% Feb. 20
23
Feb. 20
8K Mar. 29
17 K Mar. 28
27 % Feb.
8
29
Apr. 26
36
June 27
29
27
26
17
27
5
12
1
17
15
8
2
16% Oct.
80 M
"A"--.....
4
Oct.
3% Oct.
9K Oct.
19
23
July
July
Sept.
July
Jan.
19
25
23
*
Co
2K
13
K
7K
9%
2%
4%
14%
35
1%
7%
30
11
1% Oct.
5
Oct.
17
4K
2% Oct.
% Oct.
10K Oct.
28% Oct.
24 K
15%
18
2
IK
8
3%
3% Sale
32
30
6% Sale
White
29
2
3
12
35
\iy>
33
37%
Highest.
Sale Prices.
28% Oct.
33
Sale
ctfs new—*
Sewing Math
*
Convertible preferred....*
Wllcos OH & Gas
5
Wllcox-Rlch Corp class A...*
White Rk M Spr
55,700
528,100
600
33
Sale
30
21,500
312,500
8,400
107,100
534,200
12,090
600
14,300
1,010
4,500
15,100
20
29
20
...100
80
White Motor
7,160
50,100
44,900
20,500
123,400
3,000
224,200
860,300
175,400
769,600
92,500
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25,350
57,200
80
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1,200
8
29
12
•
12,500 Wheeling Steel Corp
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800
3%
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ISM
12%
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9
13
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8%
Western Pacific
Prices
Sal*
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% Oct.
8% Oct.
13
Oct.
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7K Oct.
19
Oct.
%
8% Sale
sv. Sale
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Ask
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Bid
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Lowest.
Sale Prices
Highest.
Lowest
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
311934
Par.
Shares.
Shores.
*
Oct.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
July 1 1933
STOCKS
43
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N. T. STOCK
Nov., 1934]
91
18
Oct.
1
29
4
Oct.
16
49% Oct.
70K Oct.
24
27
10
Oct. 25
5
Oct.
Oct. 23
Oct. 17
Oct. 11
Oct. 11
16K
3%
36K
17 %
17%
38
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4% Oct.
9
24
Apr. 24
7% Feb. 19
Jan.
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22
Jan.
47
14
28
Oct.
35
IK July
3K July
K APr. 26
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33% Feb. 19
59% Feb. 17
July
12% July
13
11
11
Oct.
91
54 K Apr. 21
31K Feb.
5
53
Jan. 24
42
Jan. 24
75
Jan. 27
70 K Oct. 24
26
26
4% Feb.
5
7% Feb. 19
X Companies reported in receivership.
Gash sale
ON OTHER CENTERS
RATES OF EXCHANGE
(Brought forward from page 20)
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garia
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New
York
Curb
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW YORK CURB
EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1934
October
jan.
__Shares
2,824,557
1 to Oct. 31
5,911,809
1933
51,282,691
89,357,445
Bond Sales
October
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
1.
$65,
62,
NOTICE.—Deferred delivery, under the rule and cash
sales, are disregarded In the month's range, unless
they are the only transactions of the
outside of the regular monthly range are shown in a footnote
month, and when selling
in the month In which
they occur.
No account is taken of such sales In
computing the range for the year.
aggregate sales
In
October
PRICES IN OCTOBER
NEW TORE
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
Lowest
Shares,
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Highest,
Lowest
1
Highest
Shares
Sale
Acetol Products. Inc. A
Acme Wire Co v t c
Prices
Sale Prices
Sale
2 H July
.....
Adams Mlllis 7% 1st pf
Aero
73
-
Jan.
16
Jan.
15
4 3* June 27
15 3* Aug. 14
3
Jan. 30
15
21M Apr. 20
1
Jan.
30
Jan.
16
313*
3234
3*
3*
34
3*
834
S6 preferred..
com..
com..
Allied Internat Invest
conv
30
4
40
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
63?* Apr. 26
5834 Apr. 26
5
52
Ala Power Co $7 pre*
Algoma Consol Corp
7% preferred
30
6
% Sept. 21
9
Sept. 20
34 Oct. 17
Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary...
Prices.
Jan.
10 103
Oct.
5
1234 Jan.
Jan.
10
common.
Alliance Investment
7
1134 Feb.
Jan.
1 % July 20
3
Aug. 30
Convertible preference..
Warrants.
$3
25
8
B
Agfa Ansco Corp com
Alasworth Mfg Corp com..
Air Investors Inc
Sale
631 Sept. 11
1
Supply Mfg class A...
Class
Prices
com.
preferred........
91,800 Allied Mills Inc
84,500 Aluminum Co common
16,700
Preferred
8,000 Aluminum Goods Mfg..
5
Apr. 26
34 Feb. 19
M Feb. 20
July 14
Sept. 11
2
Jan.
Jan.
3* Jan.
934 Jan.
2
25
Feb.
7
2
20
*
534 July 26
483* Sept. 15
9?4 Feb.
9
85H Feb. 24
*
60
Oct.
100 Aluminum Industries com..*
8
10
July
3
78
13
Jan.
18
8,800 Aluminum Ltd
6,350
6% preferred..
693
4,589
24,900
1,120
7,300
1,700
6,200
8,100
1,150
75
*
100
*
...
100
...
1834 July 26
37
Series C warrants...
Series D warrants...
Amer Beverage F,Corp
1
American Book Co
..100
3
Amer British dc Contr Corp.*
Amer Capital Corp com cl A*
48
Common class B
*
13 preferred
$5.50
prior preferred...-
American Cigar Co..
*
.100
1
Oct.
Jan.
7
16
6
3* Jan.
3
13* Jan. 15
% June 28
153* Jan.
4
58
Jan.
Jan.
20
19
113* Jan. 13
36
Apr. 24
60
Apr. 20
10
Apr. 21
12 34 July
9
3 H Feb. 20
5734 Oct. 22
1
Mar. 12
2H Apr. 30
3* Jan. 25
213* Feb. 21
Jan. 25
67
July
6
Sept. 8 140
Sept. 8
Corp
9,025
Conv class A............25
.27,900
Class B...
1
1,100 Amer Cyanamld com cl A
*
r89,350
Common class B...
•
50 Amer Dist Tel N J common._*
Preferred
.100
7,200 American Equities Co
•
750
41,800 Amer 8c Foreign Power warr..
84,300 Amer Founders Corp..
1
3,400
7% 1st pref. ser B
50
5,325
6% 1st pref series D.....50
>18,700 American Gas 8c Klec com—*
17,565
Preferred
*
450 Amer Hard Rubber
Mar. 27
Feb. 24
634 Mar.
138
Amer Cities Power 8c Lt
4
50
com
6,250 American Investors com
13,200
Warrants.........
1
25
Jan.
6
134 Sept. 15
183* Mar. 29
3434 Apr. 26
43* Feb.
7
21
Feb.
14
143* July 26 72234 Apr. 25
733* June
5 733* June
5
102
Jan. 16 11234 Aug. 25
1
Jan.
9
3
July
34 July
26
27
11
Jan.
16
93* Jan.
8
6
1834 Jan.
723* Jan.
3
7
Aug. 21
2
Jan.
10
234 Feb.
6
93* Feb.
6
13* Feb.
5
21
Apr. 13
22?* Apr. 14
33 ?4 Feb.
7
91
July 20
20
Feb.
8
43* Feb.
34 July 27
1
1034 Jan.
2
1034 July 26
18
6
Mar.
3
Amer Laund Mach com....20
Amer Light & Trac com
6% preferred
25
...25
Amer Maize Products com
Amer Mfg Co common
American Maracaibu
American Meter Co
•
19
Mar. 20
100
20
July
1
27
83* Aug. 16
34 July
23
.*
7
June
8
Amer Potash & Chem
Corp..*
American Superpower
*
3
Feb.
12
Oct.
134
503*
113*
334
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
May
Amer Pneumatic Service
1st preferred
*
*
Preferred
--._*
Amer Thread preferred
S
Amer Transformer common *
Amsterdam Trading Am shs..
1
12
Anchor Post
Fence
com
A returns
Preferred
Feb.
5
?* Oct.
3
com
.....
.1
*
__*
10
Arkansas P & L $7 pref....*
Armstrong Cork com
•
Art Metal Works
common...5
Associated Elec Industries—
American deposit recti._£1
Assoc Gas & Elec com
......1
Class A
1
$5 preferred
..._.*
Warrants
Assoc Laund of Amer com
*
Associated Rayon Corp com.*
Assoc Telep Co $1.50
pref...*
Associated Telep Utilities.. *
Certificates of deposit... .*
Atlanta Birmingham & Coast
RR preferred
...100
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
•
Atlantic Coast Line Co
50
see
page 57
16
Feb.
13*
1734
3?*
1934
434
Feb. 19
Jan. 30
Jan.
6
Feb.
3
Feb.
6
Apr. 21
70
33
Feb.
16
6
4 34 Oct.
10
234 May 24
1334 Feb.
6
234 Mar. 16
1234 Oct.
3
334 Sept. 26
12 3* Oct.
74
77
Sept. 19
3*8 Oct.
2
34 Oct. 10
34 Oct. 11
1 H Aug. 11
283* Jan.
9
143* Jan.
6
13* Jan.
19
4
Mar. 24
34 Sept. 17
36 Jan.
3
1?* Jan.
2
l»j Jan.
34 June
July
1534 Jan.
34 July
3^ Jan.
1
70
2
18
31
31
3
73* Mar. 14
1
Feb. 27
2
Jan.
19
July
27
Aug. 25
Feb.
6
234 Feb.
2?4 Feb.
334 Apr.
7
7
5
42
Apr. 26
2634 Feb. 15
43* Apr. 24
5?* Jan.
23* Feb.
2?4 Feb.
634 Feb.
34 Feb.
34 Feb.
53* Mar.
173* Feb.
18
6
5
5
3
15
13
10
34 Feb.
5
Ma Jan. 19
19
19
28
For footnotes
19H Feb.
7
22
Apr. 20
3634 Feb. 16
.....*
Radio Tube
Arkansas Nat Gas
Class A
2
23
*
Anglo Persian Oil Co—
Amer dep rets reg
£1
Apex Elec Mfg common.....*
Appalachian Elec Power—
7% preferred..
9
29
21
4
11
26
Jan.
70
Feb. 27
934 Sept. 5
May 14
35
NEW 70RK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
October
Jan. 1.
Shares
•
Shares
500
50
825
5,400
80
700
175
100
""eoo
1,200
1,500
100
275
100
250
""loo
S3 preferred A...
*
.....
IOC
6,175 Babcock & Wilcox Co
22,400 Baldwin Locomotive warr
540 Baumann (L) & Co pref..l00
1
39,900 Bellanca Aircraft v t c
3,000 Bell Telep Co of Canada.. 100
50 Bell Tel of Pa 6%% pref.,100
1,800 Benson & Hedges com
..*
Conv preferred....
2,000
.....*
2,000 Bickford's !nc com...
Lowest.
AnJr
6
6%
9% Sale
3
5%
124
3%
Sale
73,900
35,946
9,800
Blue
Ridge Corp
...1
...»
com
7,150
32,000
55
1,040
24
Oct.
18
27
Oct.
18
"2% "3%
1%
4
2% Jan.
57
5
Aug. 16
Oct.
18% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2% Oct.
July
2% Aug.
111% Jan.
115% May
1X July
11
26X Oct.
Sale
4
4
4%
IX Sale
Oct.
4
1% Oct.
o
16
4
Oct.
Oct.
24
23
40
13
7
Oct.
13
6
4% Oct.
11% Oct.
26
25
4
12
45
60
Oct.
7
6
70
7
44
6%
7
Oct.
3
5
3
5
4% Oct.
26
11
7
25
6
23
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8
24
5
Feb.
Feb.
6
20
16
11
12
27
Mar. 21
29
12X July 13
10% Mar. 7
5
3% Feb.
39k Apr. 20
12X Feb. 19
Sept.
Sept.
July
Sept.
3
Jan.
124% Oct.
115% May
4
Apr.
10
Apr.
8X Mar.
1% July
31
7
Apr. 30
6
12# July
2% Jan.
13
60
24
3X
31
32
Feb.
8X Apr. 21
5
69 X Feb.
11
6
Aug,
23 X Feb.
11
2
29
Oct.. 24
2
3% Oct.
12% Oct.
30
33
16
4%
IX
32X
3X
11
2%
5X
12 H Sale
30
26% Oct.
8
1
3
6
24
3% July
"6% ~~9
15% Feb.
Apr.
6X Feb.
49
51
11
4
..5
Bower Roller Bearing
8
June 20
5
3% Oct.
5% Oct.
Oct.
3% Oct.
124% Oct.
2% Oct.
123% Oct.
Jan.
2% July 26
57
5
16
Bourjots Inc
7X July 26
39
Oct.
18
Oct.
Oct.
Blumenthal (8) Ac Co com..
7% Oct.
9% Oct.
46
22^
18% Oct.
2X Oct.
•
Opt b% Conv pref
2.450 Bohaclc (H CD Co common..
225
7% 1st preferred.......100
2,559 Borne Scrymser Co
...25
1,100 Botany Consol Mills com
*
400
1
2% Oct.
900
$2.50 Conv pref........
*
100 Bl^uner's common
.._..*
40,500 Bliss (EW)kCo common
*
8
4
5
57
6
IX
Sale Prices.
6% Oct.
2X Sale
2%
Highest.
Sale Prices
43
Sale
18
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
8% Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
43
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
Bid.
Warrants
27,700
352,600 Atlas Plywood Corp..
•
53,700 Auto Voting Machine com..*
3,450 Axton Plsher Tob class A—10
1.
to
Oct. 311934
27,100 \tlas Corp com..........*
589,400
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
July 1 1933
aggregate sales
21,000
42,300
1,900
206,000
45
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Nov., 1934]
It*
76
Jan.
Jan.
13
20
11
Jan.
Jan.
30
% July
UX
13
11
11%
11%
2%
11
Oct.
1
2% Oct.
Sale
4
X Feb.
3
July
6% Jan.
26
17% Feb. 28
8% July
Bowman BUtmore Hotels—
260
3,000
400
400
300
7% 1st preferred.......100
100
700
3% Oct.
6
•
22
8
Oct.
13
1
11%
12%
2% Sale
*
8
2%
Oct.
3
2% Oct.
% a\*
J*
Sale
Sale
X Oct.
26
6
Oct.
2
14
%
6
Class A
Mar. 19
Mar. 15
2
12X Oct.
2nd preferred...
43,900 Brazilian Tr Lt Ac Pr ord
19,000 Bridgeport Machine com
5,900 Brill Corp class A
Class B
6,400
9,000 Brillo Mfg Co common
'"%OC£"26
6
July
Jan.
June
Sept.
Jan.
26
4
%
1%
19
%
11
5%
15
22% Mar. 9
5
July 17
IX Mar. 9
14X Feb.
3
3X Apr, 16
3 k Feb,
6
2% Feb.
2
7% Feb.
6
25
Feb. 13
Oct.
2
6
8
12 X July
14% Jan. 24
15# Mar. 24
14% Oct.
8
28% Jan. 24
28# Jan. 17
31% Aug. 13
31% Aug. 17
*
British-American Oil Co.
500
300
7,100
1,900
14 h
14
Registered
13 h
13%
3,900
100
32,700
1,300
14X
Oct.
31
14% Oct.
9
14# Oct.
14% Oct.
29% Oct.
Coupon stock (bearer)....*
British Amer Tobacco,
26
31% Oct.
1
31
Oct.
8
2% Oct.
17
27
Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord bear. £1
Amer dep receipts reg
31% Sale
31
£1
Oct.
8
2% Oct.
9
British Celanese Ltd—
5,600
*»«»•»
-
150
4,200
1400
3,900
37,900
Am dep rets ord reg...10s
475 British Col Power class A... *
300
Class B
*
5,025 Brown Co 6% pref
-.100
158,250 Brown Forman Distillery
1
0,950 Buckeye Pipe Line
50
28,600 Buff Nlag Ac Bast Pow pref.25
6,525
$5
1st preferred
Bulova
100
675
100
300
100
8,900
Watch
2X
3
2X
7X
6
Sale
9
31% Sale
2%
6%
7%
8 X Sale
33X
17 X Sale
32
Oct.
23
7
8X Oct.
31% Oct'
2
1
32
Oct.
10
17
2
17 X Oct.
16
7
Oct.
Oct.
10# Oct.
23
6
*
Co
2% Oct.
9
27 % June 12
7 % May
2
5
Jan.
3
7% July
July
15X Jan.
68Mi Jan.
26
27
26
6
4% Mar. 7
Mar. 12
7% May
6
16X Apr. 24
21X Mar. 17
38
Mar.
7
31
19% Feb.
Aug.
3
81
29
6
28
1
Inc—
20
23 %
19#
26%
%
29%
IX
27
"~3~" Sale'
8% Sale
%
Apr. 27
63 X Feb. 16
3% Feb. 15
% Feb.
1
2X
7%
192* Oct.
30% Oct.
Oct.
16
1
Oct.
16
% Oct.
2% Oct.
7% Oct.
225*
29%
1%
30
27
16
20
% Oct.
20
X Oct.
2% Oct.
20
9
Jan.
4
12# Feb. 21
Mi Oct.
22
% Oct.
2
% Aug. 17
IX Jan. 24
% Oct.
15
IX Oct.
31
% Oct.
5,500
$3.50 conv pref
......._.*
38,100 Bunker Hill Ac Sullivan..it 10
2,200 Burco Inc common..._...._*
2,100
Warrants................
14,000 Burma Corp, Amer dep rets.
..10
242,300 Butler Bros....
19
1
19
6
3
IX July 18
1% June 29
10
25
18
26
5
Aug. 15
IX Jan. 16
% Feb.
75# row.
5
3% Jan.
4
19X Oct.
27% Oct.
1
Oct.
1
30
16
9
3
Oct.
1
4
9% Oct.
11
16% Jan.
27% Oct.
4
27
3# Feb. 19
Bwana M'kubwa Cop Min—
500
10,200
700
19,600
American shares.....
23,800 Cable Elec Prod
18,100
Cable Radio Tube
Cables &
800
1,600
900
*»
mm
«W «. m m
v
.5s
%
%
%
%
%
*
t c...
%
IX Sale
com ite
Oct.
Wireless-
Am dep rets A ord sh
12,200
£1
Am dep rets B ord sh
56,000
£1
Am dep rets pref sh
3,600
£1
2,950 Calamba Sugar Estates Co.20
%
%
3X
Sale
X
%
3%
1
%
3%
8
8
3% Oct.
8
X Oct.
% Oct.
\X Oct.
%
X
3%
18 X
13 %
10
400 Camden Fire Ins Assoc.....5
200 Campe Corp
40
2,900
900
'
"7.700
300
1,000
'«•
— — -
rn
-
10
Aug.
May
*
common...
Canadian Gen Electric, Ltd
40
7% preferred
50
*
63,300 Can Indus Alcohol cl A
B non-voting..........._•
14,200
400
Voting new..
269,400 Carib Syndicate com
...25c
*
1,100 Carman Ac Co conv A stk
Class B
1,900
16,700 Carnation Co common.....*
.
Oct.
29
Oct.
17
7% Oct.
7% Oct.
9% Oct.
8% Oct.
13
11
2
Oct.
24
3
6
Oct.
11
6
62
65
Aug.
July
Aug.
July
Jan.
8%
7%
7%
~2% Sale" "2% Sale"
16
4
16% Oct.
16X Oct.
9
Oct.
6
Oct.
Oct.
29
26
26
2
13
Oct.
5# July
4% July
13% Apr.
July
24
6
1 % Feb.
7%
14
62
20
18
10
Oct. 17
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Apr. 20
Mar. 26
9
June 21
3% July 17
18
Apr. 24
43% July 12
37
Apr. 26
65
20%
19%
14 X
5%
35#
16%
cOtT
18
35 M
Oct'
18
Oct.
25
37
Oct.
25
37
37
7% Oct.
1
9% Oct.
20
15
16%
13 % Feb. 10
Sept. 25
27
Jan. 23
37
16X
15
33
400 Carolina P & L $7 pref......*
200
$6 preferred..............*
Mar.
9
Apr. 10
Aug. 15
25
Carreras, Ltd—
100
100
10,000
110,245
«...«.
6,700
Amer
A ord
..£1
Carrier Corp common
100 Castle (A M) & Co
10
dep
rec
8
115,000 Catalin Corp of Amer
1
Sale
4%
4%
7% Sale
4% Sale
4% Oct.
5
5X Oct.
18
Oct. 25
5% May
8
Jan. 25
3% Mar. 27
Oct.
25
July
18
Jan.
9X
25
6% June 19
Celanese Corp of Amer—
2,375
325
600
300
125
1,000
mm
m.
mm
»
-
25
12,900
7% 1st partlc pref......100
2,625
7% prior prefer red...... 100
14,425 Celluloid Corp com.......15
325
1,525
1st preferred.............*
$7 div preferred
12,200 Cent Hud G
A R v tc,...._.*
10 Cent Maine Pr 7% pref
300 Cent Pow Ac Lt 7% pref
3
93
Oct.
26
81
July
Oct.
2
92
Oct.
26
83
Jan.
26 104X Feb.
10
98Mi Feb.
8% Oct.
53Mi Oct.
5
11
Oct.
22
7
July
25
16
69
Oct.
29
17
25# Oct.
11
53]
16]
Oct.
Oct.
8
Oct.
31
18
9
10
65
Sale
X
Oct"
11
84
Oct.
86
91X Sale
7
23
8%
9X
Sale
8
8% Oct.
3
8
70
100
100
Ii
bet"
11
14
6
9
16
74
July 26
44
19
Feb. 16
Jan. 17
Oct. 31
Sept. 26
Mar.
1
13
70
Feb.
7
Sept. 26
Jan.
19
19# July
17
(lent Ac Southwest Util—
11", 900
675
200
150
375
1,800
1,600
300
2,400
140
400
79.100
4,600
*.*. .»«•«• -
30
100
50
400
1,700
500
1,500
Common
1
9,200
1
212,800 Central States Elec com
2,980
7% preferred
.....100
4,225
6% pref without warr..100
Conv preferred...
425
.100
Conv pref opt ser 1929..100
3,375
35,200 Centrifugal Pipe Corp
35.300 Charts Corp com
........*
50 Cherry Burrell Corp com...*
....25
4,200 Chesebrough Mfg
25,200 Chief Consol Mining Co
1
8,540 Childs Co preferred.
..100
500 Chicago Flexible Shaft
5
1,300 Chicago Nipple Mfg class A.50
27,800 Chicago Rivet Ac Machine
*
_•
1,630,100 Cities Service common..
Prefer rod.....
83,400
Preferred B
»
6,400
Preferred BB
*
1,220
2,080 Cities Serv Pr A Lt $6 pref..*
t7 preferred..,
1,150
*
5,900 City Auto Stamping Co.....*
1
58,200 Claude Neon Lights com
13,210 Cleveland Elec Ilium com...*
*
17,600 Cleveland Tractor com
Oct.
2% Oct.
15
5
11
1
Oct.
25
4
Oct.
11
11% Oct.
10
% Sale
4X
a
1
Oct.
2
A*
% Oct.
3
% Sale
12
Sale
12
126
Sale
123
4M
12 h
125
Oct.
123
26
Oct.
26
ii*
ii*
Oct.
1
% Oct.
27% Oct.
15
15
10#
Sale
Oct.
29
11
Oct.
24
IX Oct.
15% Oct.
1
10
14
Oct.
27
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
14
25
14% Oct.
14
Oct.
Oct.
30
14
14
Oct.
4
17
4
Oct.
2
2%
2
22
Sale
23%
17
% Oct.
31
Me Oct.
24 X Oct.
Oct.
2% Oct.
2,700 Club
24
Oct.
24
25
Oct.
1
1,150
41,890
5,900
common
Coif's Patent Fire Arms
*
Oct.
10
74X Oct.
17
% Oct.
16
% Oct.
40X Oct.
29
% Oct.
5% Oct.
% Oct.
15
2
30% Feb. 21
6# Feb. 21
Feb.
Feb.
6
7
2
27
Feb.
14
Sept. 17 103
Feb.
6
1% Feb.
5
3%
Aluminum Utensil com *
68.300 Colon Oil Corp
June
5
Jan. 26
Feb.
4
Oct.
11%
13
2
29
25
June 19
May 31
9
Oct.
6
25
30
24
22
Sale
20%
Feb.
5
26% Feb.
2% June 23
1
Oct.
20* 24*
1
5
21
Feb.
17% Apr. 26
2
30
11
150 Clinchfleld Coal Corp com 100
100
5,700
Feb.
Feb.
44
31
1% Oct.
Sale
IX Sale
14% Sale
13
„
31
Apr. 20
10 X Apr. 26
126% Feb. 27
Mar. 31
7
IX Sale
30
7
30
Apr. 23
Jan.
10
15 X
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
20
13% Oct
24 126
% Oct.
23
% Oct.
4% Oct.
2]
23
Feb.
1
Jan.
2
%
IX Sale
1
\
Feb.
1
JX
Mfg25
Columbia Gas At Elec Corp—
73
5% Conv preferred.....100
Sale
70
67
Columbia Oil A Gasoline—
9,600
.
.
--
1,500
40.900
600
500
Vot trust ctfs...
*
80,600
2,600 Columbia Pictures Corp com *
100
33,800 Commonwealth Edison
Commonwealth A Sou Corp—
Warrants...
418,000
3,550 Community P A L 1st pref..*
1
12,300 Community Water Serv
For footnotes see pass 57.
%
%
33
38
31* 37*
42%
44%
40
%, Sale
41
% Sale
"'% Sale"
9
8
% Sept. 22
24% Feb.
8
34# Jan.
3
3
% Oct. 15
Sept. 17
X Mar. 21
35
Sept. 25
61 % Feb. l5
% Feb. 16
12
Mar.
X Jan.
7
22
46
NEW
October
Shares.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Shares.
In
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN OCTOBER
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
to
Oct. 311934
Ask. Bid.
10*4
.....
11**
7 *4
7
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
Bid.
1
20,100 Compo Shoe Machinery.
33,500 Consolidated Aircraft com.. 1
1,100
3,500
CURB
Low from
July 1 1933
AOOBEOATE SALES.
Since
Jan. 1-
YORK
Ask
10*4 Sale
6*1
7
Highest.
Sale Prices.
10*4 Oct. 11
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
11
Oct. 22
6*4 Oct.
23
7*4 Oct.
Ke Oct.
1
*6 Oct.
% Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
Highest.
Sale Prices.
8
Jan. 19
6*4 July 27
Sale Prices.
14
Feb. 19
June 14
10
Consol Automatic
Merchandising v t C
•
15,800
$3.50 preferred...........*
1,000
134,200 Consol Coppsr Mines.......5
71,400 Con Gas R L dc P Bait com..*
2,300 Consol Mln & Smelt Ltd...35
17,500 Cons Retail Stores Inc com
1,400
38",200
5,800
10
1,700
100
8% pref w w
.......100
10
12,200 Consol Royalty Oil
100
1,300 Cont'l G dc R 7% pr pref
10
800
25
% Sale
f&Mar.
% Sale
64
Sale
"1*4 "VA
200
400
200
6,900
2,400
1,600
4,500
100
.........
Gourtaulds Ltd.
100
17,800
Sale
61
28
49K
26",500
166,400
71,100
4,400
100
26
20
37
2*4
3
2*4
15
2*4
14
14*1
"3*4 Sale
1*4
2
17
22
Oct.
28
Oct.
1*4 Oct.
37
Oct.
3
15
2*4 Oct. 17
14*4 Oct. 30
5
3*4 Oct.
2*4 Oct.
14
Oct.
4
Oct,
July 23
2*4 July 27
14
May 21
Oct.
18
15
Oct.
11*4 Oct.
11
10*4 Jan. 26
,
si*
si
6*
IX Sale
1*4 Oct.
3
5
1
Oct. 22
Feb. 10
5
Feb.
9
Apr. 26
Jan. 31
Apr. 23
May 11
May 31
July 23
6*4 Jan. 29
Feb.
6
21
5*4 Apr. 10
4
8*1
6
10*4 Jan.
1*4
5
26
July 24
27
5
26
Oct.
7
Oct.
4
8
Oct.
11
13 X
1*1
4
Sale
Sale
4*4
3
6*4
4
IS
%
20
.
7
23**
12*4 Oct.
30
13*4 Oct.
1
1*4 Oct.
1
1*4 Oct.
2
334 Oct.
2
4*4 Oct.
11
10
X
*4
Sale
Sale
20*4
22
*4 Oct.
6*4 Oct.
11
5
Oct.
31
20
6*1
5
% Sale
6
12*4 Sale
"4"* ""4*4
2
10
c...*
com * t
com
1
Apr. 26
5*4 Aug. 7
46
Oct.
2
2
% Oct.
7*4 Oct.
5
20
Oct.
Oct.
1
18
31
2
200
6X % preferred.........100
100 Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
5
56,400
593,400 Cusi Mexicans Mining....50c
IX
IX
500
25,600 Darby Petrol Corp.........5
,....*
12,700 Darenoort Hosiery
4*4
13**
5*4
19
IX
IX
3,400
20
23
Jan.
22
Sale
11*4 Oct. 11
Crown Cent Petrol Corp....l
Crown Cork Internet cl A..*
3,100 Cuneo Press
Oct.
Jan.
2*4 Oct. 31
7
1X
2*4
37
154
5
68
24 170
*4 May 10
"3*4 Sale
2*| Sale
22
24
2
1*4 Sept. 24
20
Aug. 30
1*4 Oct. 26
3
4
4X
Preferred.. ............100
400 Cuban Tobacco
300
11
18
11
11
11
20
*4 Jan.
53
Jan.
125
July
56
%
Am dep rem for ord «tk req
400 Crowley Mllner dc Co com...*
"4", 166
Oct.
19
17
30
1
Jan.
Feb.
26*4 Feb. 19
3*4 Jan. 15
9
Mar.
6
....II
710,300 Creole Petroleum com ......5
1
213,900 Cresson Consol G M Ac M
78,400 Crocker Wheeler E^ec Mfg__*
12,400
2,200
Oct.
1*4
30
64*4
18 138*4
10
2*4
1*4 Oct.
Cramp (Wm) dc Sons Ship
& Engine Bldg Corp....100
2,300
19,600 Crane Co com.............25
1,050
60
130*4 140
138*4 Oct.
1*4 Oct.
IX
IX
12 j
900 Continental Oil of Mex.....l
2,300 Continental Secur common.*
100 Coon (W B) Co common
.*
6,200 Cooper Bessemer Corp com..*
$3 pref A with warrants..*
4,100
800 Copper Range Co..........*
255,900 (lord Corp
.........5
41,200 (iorroon dc Reynolds.... ...1
$6 Con* pref A.
......*
7,905
1
76,200 Cosden OH Co com......
Preferred
100
4,325
IX Sale
Jan.
7
Apr. 25
Oct. 19
July
9
Mar. 14
% Jan. 18
1*4 Sale
1*4 Oct.
8
4*4 Oct. 31
1*4 Oct.
5
4*4 Oct' 11
19*4 Oct. 29
14*4 Oct. 23
14
19
Oct.
9*4
X
3*4
3 *4
*4
5*4
5
1*4 Apr. 27
Jan. 25
July 11
11
62
Jan.
6
Jan.
2
July 27
May
7
July 26
July 23
14*4 Aug. 25
5
Oct.
16
88
5
Jan.
10
26
90
31
8
May 16
Jan.
1
8
Feb.
5
1
Feb.
6
Mar. 15
13
5
2
4*4 Oct.
31
Feb. 21
Feb. 23
8
4
X July 26
16
13*4 Oct. 29
4*4 Sale
18
Jan.
14*4 Apr. 11
Mar. 13
Apr. 14
May
7
Jan. 13
Feb. 15
7*4 Jan. 19
20*4 May 18
12
Feb.
10
Feb.
7
Aug. 31
15*4 J«ne 14
Jan.
12*4 Feb.
9*4 Oct.
3
3
5
May
4
6
I>e Havlland Aircraft Co-
200
3,800
100
8,800 Derby Oil A Ref
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
com....... *
*4
1*4
1
Oct.
23
1
Oct.
23
200 Devonian Oil Co..........10
25
1
10
25 Diamond Shoe Corp
9*4 Oct.
*
100 Dictograph Products.......2
5
21*4 Oct.
6
9*4 Oct.
6
9*4 Oct.
4
May
5
5
4
2*4 Feb
4
Distillers Co Ltd—
1,800
36,100
1,700
106,700
463,900
40,300
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
Distillers Corp SeagramsLtd*
Doehler Die-Casting
---•
325 Dominion Bridge Co........*
25
800
3,100
7.000
33,000
Dominion Steel dc Coal B
21X
22X
22*4 Sale
22*4 Oct. 17
20
Jan.
Oct,
5
Oct. 22
Oct. 31
Oct. 11
8*4
3 *4
33*4
2*4
July 26
Jan.
9
Oct. 31
Jan.
9
Jan.
3C
Oct.
67*4 July
3
79*4 July 19
Mar. 26
Jan. 27
Apr. 26
Apr. 24
1
Feb. 19
5754 Apr. 23
4
15
Sale
6*4 Sale
12*4 Sale
Sale
8
33*4 Sale
25
Oct.
4
15*4
8*4
33*4
4*4
68
Oct.
2
75
12*4 Oct. 25
6
Oct.
4
33*4 Oct. 31
(W
L) Shoe Co—
7% preferred...........100
18
24X Apr. 17
26*4 Jan.
11
11*4 Apr. 16
34*4 May 4
5*4 Apr. 24
Douglas
110
Dow Chemical Co
*
com
16
70
Sale
74*4 Sale
16
575 Draper Corp.
.....*
10,900 Driver Harris Co common. 10
260
7% preferred...........100
"""loo
.
""360
15,600 Dubilier Cond Corp
5,475 Ouke Powe* Co.
300
.
10
1
com
.
54
...100
12*4
12
X
43
X
Sale
13
15
"x "~X
39*4
40*4
Oct.
29
13
*4 Oct.
38*4 Oct.
4
22
43
5*4 Oct.
9
7
3*4 Oct.
5*4 Oct.
52*4 Oct.
65*4 Oct.
4
25
30
16
Oct.
2
Oct.
29
*4 Oct.
4
Oct.
1
Oct.
1
9*4 Sept. 17
56
Jan.
9
X Jan. 15
37*4 July 19
18
June 18
60
23
95
Dunlap Rubber Co Ltd-*
500
800
200
100
4,900
300
50
1,000
100
900
97,400
3,900
1,500
5,500
9,790
200
100
reg.....£l
3,700 Durham Hosiery cl B com
*
54,000 Duval Texas Sulphur.......*
"Y.466
1,100
Am dep rets ord
12,900
24,450
10,975
3,182
41,100
2,200
1,600
22,800
7,500
28,100
2,256,300
131,500
35,900
36,800
53,790
4,025
20,800
Eagle Plcher Lead Co..
Eastern Gas A
20
*
Fuel Assoc.
X
7
1
Sale
3*4
7
6J
3*4
4
Sale
1
Sale
3X
QX
0% preferred.
......100
4*4% prior preferred...100
Eastern States Pr
com B....*
$7 preferred series A......*
$6 preferred series B
♦
Easy Washing Mach class B_*
Edison Bros Stores Inc.....*
Eisler Electric com.
*
Electric Bond dc Share
5
$6 preferred
Class A
1
X
warrants
3 X Sale
68
180
200
150
300
375
25
1,500
23,000
150
100
3,000
1,400
"7~,506
8,400
X
*1
10*4 Sale
3*4
:
3*4 Oct.
3*4
;
3
Oct.
24
8
Feb.
*4 Oct.
1
Jan.
9
35*4 Sale
4*4 Sale
4*4 Sale
34*4
3*4
3*4
28*4 Jan.
3*4 Oct.
3*1 Oct.
6
Jan.
9
20
27
10
1*4
3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4*1 Oct.
7
Oct.
1*4 Oct.
35
4
Sale
2*4
>
*4
11*4
41*4
38*4
454
*4
*4
9*4 Sale
Sale
4,300
25
900
200
36,000
350
3,300
150
21,200
25
New common.
1*4 Oct.
2
Sale
38
Sale
;
10
9*4 Sept. 14
31
:
1*4 July 28
.
Oct.
3
6
Sale
Oct.
16*4 Sale
"6*4 "8"
1*4 Sale
8*4 Sale
1*4 Sale
32*4
Sale
30
10*4 Sale
9
30
10
*4 Sale
*4
X
Sale
""*4
6*4 Sale
20*4 Oct.
July 27
Oct.
13
17
Oct.
Oct.
23
17
7*4 Oct.
1*4 Oct.
17
5
Oct.
-8
Oct.
Oct.
1
Oct.
f*
10
Sept. 14
July 26
June 16
July 31
Jan. 17
Jan. 31
Sept. 17
10*4 Oct.
*4 Oct.
*4 Oct.
1
6*4 Oct.
Oct.
9
Sale
3
23
3*4 Oct.
8*4
*4
*4
5*4
4*4
Oct.
85*4 Oct.
% Oct.
2*4 Oct.
22
8*4 Oct.
23
29
X
a
Sale
2*4 Sale
28
7*4
IX
2*4
6
7
1*4
5*4
7*4
2*4
7*4
Oct.
26
7*4 Oct.
30
6
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
3*4 Sale
6
5
6
75
77
31
July 26
Oct.
8
73
18
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
K«
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
32
5*4 Jan.
3
4
Mar.
6
% Oct.
28
1
Oct.
*4 Oct.
it*
Sale
11X Sale
25
Sale
24
23
24
*1
*4
'48*4
Sale
113
7*4 Sale
8
65
9
115
58
Sale
*4
Sale*
9
9*4 Oct.
23*4 Oct.
X Oct.
25
1
11*4 Oct.
Oct.
*4 Oct.
48*4 Oct.
31
50*4 Oct.
23*1
6
5
50*4 Feb. 19
8*4 Feb.
7
8
4*4 Feb.
113
Sale
58
Oct.
6*4 Oct.
29 115
18
Oct.
8*4 Oct.
6
6
Oct.
16
July 23
4*4 Feb.
7
6
Feb.
8
23*4 Feb.
29*4 Feb.
5
5
32
Feb.
6
25*4 Feb.
5
22*4 Feb.l 23
11
Apr. 26
2 *4 Feb.
5
36
Apr. 20
12*4 Feb. 2
2*4 Feb. 3
*4 Jan. 22
5*4 Mar. 21
8*4 Feb. 23
9*4 Aug.
9
Aug. 4
July 19
20
Apr. 20
Oct.
26
7*4 Oct. 29
1404
Oct.
ill
8!
Jan.
14
June
25
Sept.
Jan,
114
Sale
Feb.
17*4 Apr. 18
Jan.
July
July
5*4
3
Feb.
28
Sept.
5*4
1*4 Feb.
60
J
Jan.
7*4 Oct.
16
Jan.1
23*4 Feb.
10!*
May
July
Sept.
Sept.
July
*4 Oct.
7
1
2
28*4 Apr. 24
8*4
Feb.
31
26
26
Oct.
Feb.
19*4 Feb.
Mar. 17
12*4 Oct.
14*4 Oct.
18*4 Oct.
10*4 Oct.
*4 Oct.
*4, Oct.
21
3
13
12*4 Oct.
30
7*4 Mar. 6
10*4 Feb. 23
July 20
Aug. 23
2*4 Feb.
1
70
79
52
11
17
6
80
Oct.
14
1
Feb.
2
Jan. 12
Feb.
5
36
15
12*4 Sale
13*4 May
10*4 May 25
July 23
1*4 Oct.
3
2*4 Oct.
42
17
14
100 Film Inspection Machine...*
450 Fire Assoc of Phi la
10
2,630 First Nat Stores 7% 1st pf.100
468,700 Fisk Rubber Corp common. 1
12,450
Preferred..............100
99,900 pUntkote Co class A—......*
4,800 Florida Power A Lt f7 pref..*
175,000 Ford Motor of Canada cl A._*
Class B
»
5,325
1*4 Oct.
37
12
1
200 Federated Capital Corp....*
100
6% preferred............25
1,500 F.E.D. Corp
._...*
44,400 Ferro Enamel Corp com....*
7,900 Fiat Amer dep rets..........
229,300 Fldelio Brewery............1
"""266
250
Sale
10s
2,900 Fan steel Products Inc......
3,500 Pedders Mfg Co class A.....*
1,800 Federal Bake Shops com....*
1,000
7,300
shares..
3,300 Fajardo Sugar. .........100
138,600 Falcon Lead Mines.....
1
75,150 Falstaff Brewing...........1
225 Fanny Farmer Candy com..*
200
3,600
1*4 Sale
42
148,800 Falrchlfd Aviation rom.....l
Fairey Aviation Co Ltd—
American
2
Oct.
80
Electric Shareholdings com.l
$6 Conv pref with warr
15,625
.*
2,500 Electrographlc Corp com...l
800 Elgin Nat Watch...
15
3,025 Empire DIst Elec 6% pref. 100
9,020 Empire GAP 7% pref ....100
2,800
8% preferred
........100
2,200
6% preferred...........100
1,250
6*4% Preferred.........100
3,500 Empire Pow Corp part stk.
207,800 Equity Corp common......10
2,200 Eureka Pipe Line..
.....100
24,425 European Elec Co of Can A.10
Option warrants........
94,600
21,900 Evans Waltower Lead..
200
7% preferred..
100
128,550 Et-Cell-O Aircraft A Tool..3
900
11
6*4 Aug. 16
5*4 Jan. 11
preferred.
34,300
200
250
600
*5
Jan.
*4 Oct.
56
:
Electrical Securities Corp—
1,800
1,560
9
Oct.
21
1*4
....
4
25
Jan.
46
6
Electric Pow dc Lt 2d pf A...*
Option
4
5*4 Oct.
Oct.
61*4 Oct.
67*4 Oct. :
*4 Oct.
Jan.
3*4 Oct.
3*4 Oct.
7
4
7
40
$5 preferred...
Electric Power Associates...1
X
X Sale
13*4 May
1
*| July 26
Feb.
Apr. 30
July 20
Mar. 0
Apr. 14
Sept. 20
Jan. 26
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
$*
a*
Oct.
1
Mar. 13
Jan. 17
Oct.
12
23
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
Oct.
1
65
Oct.
Sept.
2
10
Oct.
Jan.
16
19
21
Oct.
Oct.
1
9*4 Oct.
23*4 Oct.
X Jan. 18
5
24*4 Feb.
Oct.
9
30
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
31
Oct.
9*4
8*4 Oct.
30
8*4
3
5
9
21
Sale
21*4 Sale
Oct.
Mar.
2
Aug. 29
24
7
40
June
5*4 Jan. ; 2
3
July 26
*4 May
1
*4 Oct.
5
10*4
4*4
*4
1*4
Sept. 24
Apr. 14
Jan. 31
Feb.
7
4*4 Sept.
—8*4 Mar. 23
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
29,400
400
1,700
300
Amer dep rets..Ord reg II
358,400
7,600 Ford of France Am dep rets.
3,400 Foremost Dairy Prod com...*
Conv preferred...........*
3,000
10
Sale
Ve
*4
*4
1*4
9*4 Sale
*4
X
56
1*4
*4 Oct.
*4 Oct.
5
10*4 Oct.
3*4 Oct.
% Oct.
X Oct.
8
5*4 Oct.
Foundation Co.
300
13,400
For footnotes
New capital stock........*
see page
57.
4*4
7
5*4
6
5*4 Oct.
8
NEW
NEW YOBK
Low from
July 1 1933
OU&B EXCHANGE
ill.
16,
2,
2,
75.
72,
97.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Oct. 1
Oct. 311934
Bid.
INDUS. & MISC. (Con.) Par
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31
A»k. Bid.
Ask.
(Franklin (H H) Mfg
com
•
7% preferred
100
Froedtert Grain Ac Malting
Co conv pref
145*
15
15% Sale
Gar lock Packing Co com
*
General Alloys Co..........*
21%
Gen Aviation Corp com
1
Gen Electric Co (Germany)—
3%
22%
1%
4
1
14% Oct.
23% Sale
26
15% Oct.
1
21% Oct.
10
25
Oct.
18
Oct.
Oct.
2
4
10% Oct.
4% Oct.
11
9
1%
Sale
1
4
Sale
3
1% Oct.
4
4% Oct.
30
11% Sale
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
General Elec Co of Great Brit
23,
5,
EXCHANGE
to
J
i area
CURB
YOEK
11%
4%
Sale
5
16
American dep receipts
£1
Gen Flreproofing com.....*
Sale
"4% "4%
11% Oct. 31
4% Oct.
9
Gen Gas At Elec—
12,
50,
17,
32,
2?:
3I:
10,
2,
$6 coot pref ser U .......*
Gen Investment Co com....5
13%
$6 Preferred.............*
ft
Warrants.................
General Pub Serv 06 pref
General Rayon A stock
Gen Tire Ak Rubber
Sale^
Sale4
Sale
23;
16% Oct.
% Oct.
15% Oct.
•j2 Oct.
6
15
31
31
Oct.
23
1% Oct.
5
Sale
3%
22
Sale
5
29
5
9
60
Oct.
2
Oct.
1
59% Oct.
15
Oct. ,26
Oct.
26
23% Oct.
23
"2% "3%
22%
7
7
6%
Oct.
25
53%
2%
1%.
57 %
1% Oct.
53% Oct.
53
1%
53
60
58
Godchaux Sugars class A...*
Class B
...»
Sale
7%
20% Oct.
1
5%
%
1%
Goldfleld Consol Mines....10
Sale
Sale
Sale
%
1%
Sale
Sale
2
6% Oct.
7
7
10
Oct.
26
% Oct.
1% Oct.
9
2
2% Oct.
6%
.........
com
14% Oct. 31
% Oct.
4
14% Oct. 17
A Oct. 16
25
*
25
com
Gilbert (A C) Co com
•
Preferred
♦
Glen Alden Coal Co......
*
Globe Underwriters........!
Elec
15%
%
1%
1%
6% preferred A
100
Georgia Power 16 pref......*
Gold Seal
14%
*
364,
11,
752,
318,
17**
30
25
7
Oct.
2
7% Oct.
6
% Oct.
1
Oct.
11
2% Oct.
30
2
Goodyear T & R 7% pref..100
3,
3,
13,
15,
9,
4,
8,
?:
542,
16,
6,
239,
Gorham Inc class Acorn....*
S3 preferred with warr....*
Gorham Mfg Co—
Agreement extended
13H
5%
*
Grand Rapids Varnish Corp *
Gray Tel Pay Station
9
•
com
Greenfield Tap Ac Die
23
24%
5%
15%
Greyhound Corp common..5
Grocery Stores Prod—
Common vtc
25r
Guardian Investors common 1
Gulf Oil of Ps
Sale
130
*
com
Sale
6
Sale
13%
14%
5%
6%
9% Sale
14
Oct.
5
15
Oct.
5
12
Oct.
3
14% Oct.
5% Oct.
9% Oct.
16
30
31
5% Oct.
9
Oct.
4
1
123
Gt At! k Pac Tea 1st pref.100
Non-voting common stock *
Great Northern Paper Co..25
Sale
Sale
Sale
121% Oct.
30 130
Oct.
128
24
Sale
123
29 132
25%
6
8
16
Sale
ft
%
53%. Sale
J*
Gulf States UtII £6 pref
% Sale
53%
Sale
Oct.
23% Oct.
5% Oct.
15% Oct.
2
1
1
% Oct. 30
% Oct. 11
49% Oct.
4
26
Oct.
5
25% Oct.
6% Oct.
17% Oct.
30
16
16
Oct.
31
% Oct.
5
Oct.
1
54
*
£5.50 preferred
9,
17,
"Is" ~ie% "14% "17%
.._*
4
Hall fC M) Lamp Co........*
Hamilton Gas Co com v t c.l
%
%6
Oct.
26
% Oct.
%
%
23
4% Oct. 22
A Oct. 29
Handley Page Ltd—
10,
Amer dep rct9 part pref.8s
Happiness Candy St cl A.. *
Hartford Electric Light
53,
20,
67,
11,
Hart man Tobacco
18,
Heydsn Chemical Co.
Hires (Chas E) class A
402,
52
51* 53*
Sale
6
Sale
32%
25c
Sale
34
20%
Sale
19%
(k
a
6%
1%
5%
5%
1%
6%
6
1
2
5% Oct.
9
6% Oct.
11
Oct.
3
37% Oct.
25
19% Oct.
23
22% Oct.
8
18
common
..
.
35
32
com.
Holllnger Consol G U
5
Holly Sugar Corp common..*
Preferred
Sale
..100
Holophane Co Inc
3,
11
891
410
common.*
Horn (A C) Co common.....*
First preferred
50
Horn Ac Hardart com.....
7 % preferred
Hud Bay Min Ac Smelt
Humble Oil Ac
•
1%
2
1%
Sale
19
•
Refining
*
13
13%
Sale
41
Huyler's of Del
%
%
3
7% preferred
100
7% preferred stamped.. 100
Hydro-Elec Secur com......*
5
Hygrade Food Prod
5
3%
5%
4
Hygrade Sylvanta Corp
•
6
1
16
1
com
Illinois P Ac L £6 pref
6% preferred
18%
2%
Sale
100
5
35
Oct"" 19
"I%~Oct~.
1% Oct.
1%
5%
Hazel tins
Corp
Heel a Mining Co
Helena Rubinstein
*A
%
50
25
common. 10
11% Sale
38% Sale
%
%
Oct. 30
Oct.
9
Oct. 18
Oct. 29
Oct.
1
99% Oct.
13% Oct.
19
6
8
Oct.
1
41
4%
3% Sale
21
Sale
3% Oct.
19% Oct.
31
16
3% Oct.
21
Oct.
4
31
12% Oct.
12
Oct.
A___*
18
3
12
Oct.
3
40
•
......100
Illuminating Shares Co
18%
99%
11%
37%
Oct.
30
40
Oct.
30
8% Oct.
14% Oct.
22
4
9%
16%
16%
12%
33%
4%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
13
16
23
8
1
9
13% Oct.
16
Imperial Chem Industries14
570
42
11
25
9
Am
dep
rets ord reg
..£1
*
Imperial Oil (Canada)
.__.*
15%
14%
Sale
15%
ImperlalTobacco Co of Can.5
Imp Tob of Gt Brit Ac Irel_.fl
33%
Sale
Registered
Indiana Pipe Line
4%
......10
Ind'polis P Ac L 6%%
4%
16
16%
Sale
16%
33%
3%
Sale
4%
1%
1%
%
1%
1%
2
15
Oct.
4
11% Oct.
32% Oct.
4% Oct.
10
10
2
1% Oct.
23
1% Oct.
23
1
51% Oct.
25% Oct.
24
25
Oct.
29
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
3
2
16
Oct.
9
9
pf-Il00
Indian Terr I llum Oil Co
4
2
3
Non-voting class A.......*
Class B stock
1%
iH
___•
Industrial Finance
v
t C....1
Insur Co of North Amer... 10
45%
4
Internat Cigar Machinery..*
21
3
Internatl Holding Ac Invest.*
Int Hydro-Elec £3.50
pref..50
Internat Mining Corp com_.l
51
48
90
160
767
1
Warrants
Internat Petroleum com....*
Registered
Sale
27
50
25
25
45% Oct.
9% Sale
12%
13
5% Sale
29% Sale
'll% "12"
4%
29%
5
Sale
22
Oct.
3
1
Internat Products com
•
Int Proprietaries class A....*
1
Internat Safety Razor cl B_*
Internat Util class A.......*
Class
B
1
2
Sale
Oct.
29
8% Oct. 16
11% Oct. 25
4% Oct. 26
28%,.Oct. 26
1
9%
12%
5%
30%
*
11
107
1H
|a
Sale
3
7A
£7 prior pref
....*
Warrants for class B stock.
Warrants new
Interstate Equities com
1
2%
3%
%
2% Oct.
1
1%
3%
A Sale
1% Oct.
23
1% Oct.
% Oct.
29
% Oct.
5
22
% Oct.
22
*A Oct.
2
%e Oct.
2
Oct.
5
8% Oct.
% Oct.
ly*
2
2%
%» Oct.
2%
22
18
25% Oct.
9% Oct.
% Oct.
26
23
18
Oct.
17
3% Oct.
19
1% Oct.
% Oct.
1
1
2%
1%
2%
...
4
11
5
16
.......
£3
preferred
...50
interstate Hosiery Mills....*
2,
interstate Power £7 pref
3.
Iron Cap Copper
10
Iron Fireman Mfg com v t c.«*
Irving Air Chute com.... ..1
Isotta Fraschini Co—
1
27
Amer
54
12
Italian
dep
*A
,
conv
rets
22
24%
%
15%
19%
Sale
25
•
20
3%
3%
24
3%
3%
3
1
1%
1
lire
Superpower cl A....*
Warrants.........
%
15%
23
.....
1%
%
Sale
Sale
Oct.
4
% Oct.
%
%
1
Jersey Central Pow At Lt Co—
5%% preferred
Jonas Ac
I
100
Naumburg Corp
*
(3 Convertible pref
•
Jones Ac Laughlln com....100
...
Kansas
50
"'% ""'%
7
17
Sale
9%
19%
>
7
Sale
19%
Sale
Sale®
%
1%
%
2
2%
%
1%
'A
2
n
Oct.
31
53
Oct.
17
% Oct.
6% Oct.
18
11
Oct.
5
% Oct.
7% Oct.
20% Oct.
26
25
11
% Oct.
1% Oct.
4
26
1% Oct.
% Oct.
8
4
Oct.
5
50
19
City Public Service—
Vot trust ctfs preferred A.*
19,
28,
52,
53,
2,
Kerr Lake Mines Ltd
Kingsbury Breweries
4
1
com
Kings County Lighting
7% pref series B
Klrby Petroleum
...1
1
Klein (P RmlH Co
*
57.
1
Oct.
24
2
Oct.
11
2
Oct.
8
% Oct.
12% Oct.
3
26
100
Klrkland Lake G M Ltd
age
1%
common
2
%
%
11
NEW
48
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
October
Oct. 311934
5
1
2,700 Klelnert(J B) Rubber.....10
1
1,400 Knott Corp com
Roister
2,800
1,000
*
common
Ask
74
64
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
Bid.
100 Kobacker Stores
JAN.
I.
to
Share
300
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN OCTOBER
July 1 1933
Jan. 1.
Shares.
300
EXCHANGE
CURB
Low from
aggregate sales.
In
YORK
Ask
Bid.
64
74
64 Oct.
11
Oct.
6
2
Loir est.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
7
Oct. 27
2
Oct.
6
2H
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
54 Mar. 19
1
Aug.
34 Jan.
84 Feb.
2
34 Feb.
34 Jan.
8
% Feb.
6
8
Brandos Ltd—
American shares...
...£l
Hi
4
4
4 Oct.
Sale
1
4
14 Oct.
30
5-16 Aug. 24
Koppers Gas 8c Coke—
6% preferred...........100
3,100 Kress (S H) fc Co spec pf.-lO
""'166
68
55
10
525
J
5H
20 Lackawanna RR N J.....100
27",200
__l
354,300 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
7,400 Lakey Foundry & Machine. 1
Lane Bryant 7% pref
..100
1,090
400
114 Oct.
54 Oct.
8
26
114 Oct.
64 Oct.
8
13
59^
51,150 Kreuger Brewing Co
2,900
36
64
584 Sale
*
25
1
73
4
65
54
54
Oct.
24
Mi Oct.
15
Oct.
5
124 Oct.
7 4 Oct.
Mi Oct.
5
9
15
53
554 Sale
&
654
60
Oct.
5
4 Oct.
19
75
Apr.
104 Jan.
54 Oct.
16
26
764 June 19
414 Jan. 25
Me July 26
65
Apr. 24
82
June 20
114 Oct.
8
144 Apr. 26
764 June 19
604 Sept.21
14 Apr. 30
73
June
7
Langendorf United Bakeries
2,100
800
"'"366
3,400
3,800
58,200
166,400
37,700
1,000
180,100
6,000
300
2,600
6,000
4,300
100
11,100
Class A
*
Realty
275
150
8,475
350
1
com
Preferred.....
3
134
14
7
......
12
5
Lehigh Coal At Nat
4
274
Lerner Stores Corp com
100
10
*
64% pref with warr
Llbby McNeil 8c Llbby
...
B stock
Sale
Sale
94
90
Ifi
Loblaw Groceterias A.......*
74 Sale
34
4
12
2
Sale
14
.
314
90
6
2
7f
324
27
Oct.
3
95
94
Oct.
17
Sale
54 Oct. 30
4
34 Oct.
15
24
134
74
4
324
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
94
94
34
14
84
54
4#
174
2
10
Feb.
Jan.
32
Mar. 15
Oct. 22
Oct.
17
53
J an.
99
Apr. 21
74 Oct.
34 Oct.
11
1
8
18
Oct.
22
Oct.
22
18
Oct.
22
18
Jan.
44 Jan. 24
3
Apr. 26
134 Oct. 27
14
174 Oct.
Sale
15
July
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
31
27
6
1
22
Oct.
7
84 Aug. 29
5 4 Jan. 30
24 Jan.
34 July
Feb.
1
im
14H
*
24
7
Leonard OH Development..15
Hon Oil Refining
500 Lit Brothers.
400
m
2H
*
.....
Class B
Lefcourt
Mar. 22
144 Mar. 14
15
24 May
7
Apr. 10
18
18
Oct.
22
4
Feb.
2
London Tin Corp Ltd—
100
"7",900
160
625
..
22,600
—
700
300
50
«* at
—
—
1,400 Mangel Stores Corp
600
38
32
Sale
5
34
34
45"" "504
54
54
Q IZ
O
574 Sale
504
47
44 Oct.
8
54 Oct.
24 Oct.
27
34 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
25
57
48
59
25
4
Oct.
22
504 Oct.
5
34 Oct.
11
22
34 Sale
26
" "29"'
1
34 Oct.
18
'274 "284
28
Oct.
5
54
5
Oct.
11
45
lH
25K
*
com
34 Sale
44
294
36"""Oct?"n
54 Oct.
15
27
45
Oct.
27
26
324 Oct.
1
14 Oct.
54 Oct.
324 Sale
Oct.
314 Oct.
12
6 4% pref with com pur w_*
100 Manning Bowman & Co cl B„*
2,900 Mapes Cons MfgCo
*
w
300
4K
2H
...
..
Feb.
2
44 July
27
4
4
10s
*
90,800 Lone Star Gas
*
69,700 Long Island Light com
4,590
7% preferred
100
6% preferred series B ..100
8,050
200 Loudon Packing Co
*
293,500 Louisiana Land 8c Expl com
400 Lucky Tiger Combination. 10
46,900 Lynch Corp com.......
..5
1,700
-
Am dep rets ord
30
Oct.
8
2 4 Aug.
9
454 Jan.
6
364 Jan.
3
22
Aug.121
24 Jan.
2
2
May 15
254 July 26
2
Jan.
19
20
Jan.
8
4 Mar. 16
294 July 31
84 Feb.
7
84 Feb.
7
694 Apr. 23
604 Apr. 23
25
Aug. 29
4
June 15
24 May 15
41
Feb.
54 Oct.
45
Oct.
7
15
27
4 Mar. 16
344 Mar. 27
Marconi lnternat Marine-
1,000
335,300
1,200
2,700
41,700
20,200
25,000
312,800
193,606
100
200
1,300
1,300
1,200
11,200
275
-»
—
■»
—
1,600
3,600
m
m
25 Memphis Pr & Lt $7 pref
•»
m
m
m
—
A1
Mavis Bottling Co of Am cl
33,200 McCord Radiator 8c Mfgv
*
27,750 McWilliams Dredging com..*
200 Mead Corp common...
...*
*
22,500 Mead Johnson Ac Co com
21,000 Memphis Nat Gas com
....5
900
m <*
Mass Utll Associates * t c...*
Massey Harris Co common..*
May Hosiery Mills—
$4 preferred w w
...*
*
7,300 Mayflower Associates Inc
..*
2,200 McColl Frontenac Oil
1,200
2,800
—
225
$
Marion Steam Shovel com..*
Maryland Casualty Co com.l
500
200
IK
1
...
*
K
300
100
24 Sale
5
14
24
14
14
14 Sale
34
44
4 Sale
7
2
24
Sale
14
16
SH
54
214
900
Oct.
Oct.
5
1
9
4
Oct.
15
1
Mi Oct.
4
Oct,
26
324 Oct.
26
134 Oct.
44 Oct.
224 Oct.
14
Oct.
13
31
54 Oct.
1
57
"24 "T"
44
Sale
544
24
58
24
10
Oct.
Oct.
56
5
9
10
26
Oct.
24
13
16'"
14"
1
2
26
Oct.
Oct.
18
22
4 Oct.
5
14 Oct.
24 Oct.
4 Oct.
14
5
10
4
Oct.
30
4 Oct.
4 Oct.
2
3
1
8
4
24
9*
Sale
4
3
Feb.
3
2
5
24 Feb.
8
Feb.
6
14 Jan.
30
8
11
Jan.
10
264 Jan. 30
20
54 Feb. 20
634 Apr. 18
July
12
Feb.
14 Jan.
16
26
26
Jan.
18
Oct.
26
14 Oct.
27
Oct.
22
4 Oct.
5
8
Sept. 28
84 Aug.
1
60
Aug. 21
1
Sept. 11
6
Aug.
4
Mi Sept. 8
Jan.
12
14 Jan.
16
51
46$
24
Apr. 14
84 Feb.
34 Feb.
Apr. 14
47
Feb.
6
14
Apr. 27
64 Sept. 5
2
12
14
a
8
44 Feb. 20
35
45
84
23,900 Michigan Sugar com
*
Preferred
..........10
8,700
July
284 Mar.
45
594 Oct.
24 Oct.
60
preferred
14
54
14
14
14
34
4
54 Feb.
32
41
45
100
7%
Metropolitan Edison Co—
S6 pref series C
1,075
*
•
4,600 Mexico-Ohio Oil Co
14,200 Michigan Gas Ac Oil Corp...*
1,000
13
30
29
14 Oct. 31
....
""loo
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
24
54
24
14
14
38
Sale
24
60
444
2
2
41
38
1%
2
14 Oct.
34 Oct.
4 Oct.
34
4
4 Sale
38
38
12
13,000 Merrltt Chapman At Scott
*
1,700
64% A pref
100
20,500 Mesabl Iron
...»
400
7
5
22
•
Mercantile Stores Co
"24 Sale"
6
Aug.
6
Oct. 30
Aug. 20
Jan.
6
May
8
July 26
Mar.
7
6H
Communication Am dep ret
Marconi Wirel Tel of Can
Margay Oil..
2*J
14
5
Oct.
11
4 Oct.
13
14 Oct.
4 Oct.
Mi Oct.
19
10
13
4
1
14 Oct.
3
24 Oct. 10
4 Sept. 26
24 Sept. 20
Feb.
7
Sept.28
Apr. 13
Apr. 23
24 Feb.
2
14
Mar. 16
4 May
8
4
45
14
76
75
24
44
14
44
Apr. 18
Mar. 15
Mar. 31
Feb.
1
Feb.
4
34
14
4
24
Apr.
6
Apr.
4
Feb. 19
Feb. 21
Middle States Petroleum—
36,200
28,500
137,200
6,220
3,000
800
11,500
4,100
14
4
Class A vot trust ctfs
♦
Class B vot trust ctfs.....*
conv
94
_....*
pref
I
6
16 conv pref ser A
Midland Royalty Corp—
$2
14
8
4
Middle West Utll com....... *
13
1
Us J
94
Oct.
1
30
4 Sept. 21
4 Jan.
Me Jan.
2
12
64 Mar. 27
13
94 Jan.
12
Midland Steel Product—
*
4,700
12 non-cum dlv shares....*
*
2,200 Mid vale Co
8,500 Mining Corp of Can.
""125
200
8
Sale
3
5
184
14
23
4
25
8
84 July
'
274
Oct.
14 Oct.
23
Oct.
29
Oct.
18
3 1034 Oct.
30
1 x25;
18
1]
16
184 May 29
14 Sept. 24
16
Feb. 19
49
Apr. 27
24 Feb. 23
Minneapolis Honeywell
60
2,640
Regulator 6% pref A
100
1,900 Miss River Fuel Corp warr
370 Miss River Power pref
100
19,500 Mock Judson Voehrlnger
*
9,750 Mohawk At Hud Pow 1st pref.*
2d preferred
5,320
*
369,100 Molybdenum Corp vtc
1
24,600 Montgomery Ward At Co A..*
22,500 Montreal Lt H'. Ac Pow com..*
500 Moody's Investors Part pref.*
2,800
75
425
....
5,900
9,760
800
'a**-........
300 Moore Corp Ltd........
•
30
7% B preferred
100
40
7% A pref
...100
600
1,500
1,700
13,100
66,400
8,200
12,000
4,600
25
50
800
5,400
—
11,200
r
600
Mountain Sts Tel Ac Tel__100
Murphy (G C) Co common..*
4,800
3,800
.
325
Nat Power At
2,500
m
m
«.
-
_
200
100
«---
55,950
•
1,500
800
2,200
14,800
1,000
75
com..
104 Oct.
2
134 Oct.
8
17
50
Oct.
17
Oct.
1
30
Oct.
1
20
54
64 Oct.
1 1224 Oct.
25 334 Oct.
11
29
17
5
Sale
54 Oct.
Oct.
117
Sale
117
57
Sale
324 Oct.
1
174
14
34
~~v
81,000
325,800
3,400
3,250
49,800
22,900
12,200
28,800
166,550
5,100
2,650
224
18
24
44
Sale
44
Sale
4« Oct.
44 Oct.
Oct.
1 1084 Oct.
S6 preferred
National Service Co
....
107
694 Sale
314
644 Oct.
112
14
284
24
30
32
32
80
104
144
35
40
A*
8
Sale
314
Sale
34
Sale
124
%
14
484
24
29
Sale
304
15
42
4
14
.....
25
105
144
14
574
4
1
30
Transit..
com
Nelsner Bros pref
57.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
8
27
Jan.
4
19
*4
Feb.
5
5
6
Aug. 24
Aug. 30
Jan.
13
Apr. 25
May
7
Apr. 28
Jan. 17
694 Oct. 31
Oct. 30
Sept. 13 112
Mar. 20
111$
Oct.
26
694 Oct.
8
Feb.
7
14 Mar. 15
2
Jan.
3
100
39
105
30 112
Oct.
30
4
24 Oct.
30
Oct.
Oct.
27
23
304 Oct.
10
294 Oct.
13
32
28
44 Apr.
5
36
Feb.
5
20
Feb. 28
25
Feb.
8
404 Apr. 24
29
2
Oct.
1
39
Oct.
1064 104
Sale
144 Oct.
Sale
14 Oct.
42
Oct.
Sale
4 Oct.
Sale
1
Oct.
14
Sale
494 Sale
34
Sale
44
1 1094 Oct.
20
3
2
5
4
Oct *,27
48
34
Oc(j.
30
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
10
11
31
10
19
504 Oct.
17
144
14
574
4
14
5
Oct.
13
10
16
1
4 Oct.
4 Oct. \10
18
154 Oct.
324 Oct.
29
35
Oct.
9
Oct.
17
% Oct.
74 Oct.
19
17
Oct.
Oct.
1
16
74 Oct.
% Oct.
84 Oct.
34 Oct.
884 Oct.
4
18
31
19
34 Oct.
34 Oct.
15
24
% Oct., 15
11]
35
"74 ~S~ai<T
12.50
National Union Radio com__l
Natomas Co new......
*
page
15
5 115
5 105
Jan.
16
31
4 Oct.
144 Oct.
4
Corp warrants....
National Sugar Refg
.*
Sale
♦
"34 ""34
7
Feb.
26
414 Apr. 23
80
5 1094 Oct. 18
Sept. 18 184 Apr. 20
3
Oct.
3
Feb.
5
Jan. 19 574 Oct. 31
6
June
14 Feb.
7
284 Aug.
6
Feb.
Jan.
134
14
404
4
4 July
26
24 Jan.
31
44
34
24
6
54
34
3
54
44
57/
3
3
em Feb. 19
354 Jan.
44 July
3
Mar. 10
6
7H Feb.
May 16
Apr.
3
Feb. 17
Sept.
4
4
134
4
Sept.
Sept.
July
Sept.
llg
29
7
Feb]
38
Feb.
Oct.
94
14
104
34
1014
Mi Mar.
74 June
1
June 19
Feb.
19
May
5
May 22
22
Oct.
19
July
12
Oct.
18
3 4 Oct.
24
4
1
Feb.
40
Jan.
2
3
85
...100
300 Nestle Le Mur Co class A...*
3
.....1
1,750 Nelson (Herman) Corp .....5
1,700 Neptune Meter class A.. ...*
see
5
Feb.
20
1I*
29
•
100
for footnotes
31
6
1
Sale
107
Nat Steel
Corp
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
100
•
Conv partic preferred
National Steel Car Ltd.....*
Nehi
Jan.
Apr. 20
June 25
5 124
Jan.
88
Feb.
6
314 July 26
§2*
22
Aug. 31
Apr. 11
4
Oct.
St*
40
2
24 Jan. 24
Sept. 13
Oct.
30
5
24 Feb.
May 24
4
204 Apr.
89
Light—
Nat Rubber Macb com
National
Jan.
115
105
10
90
22
July 27
May 14
\lH
12
115
17
Jan.
45
30
1
III
Jan.
9
Oct.
Sale
314
♦
"""400
A
54
30
400 National Refining Co com.25
_
2,500
2,400
zl24
105
..
1,300
1,400
24
100
8% preferred
......
325
Sale
Mountain Sts Pow com.....*
100 National Candy Co com..
38,850 Nat Container Corp com.
*
2,500
$2 conv pref
2,625 Nat Dairy Prod pref A
100
70,760 National Fuel Gas
36,000 National Investors com... ..1
1,825
54% preferred........ ..1
Warrants
32,100
28,400 National Leather Co com.
-
Sale
Sale
50
12
30
444
20
9 1034 Oct.
June 28
1
Mountain Producers Corp. 10
Jan.
87
70
*
Mountain Ac Gulf O! ICo
720,500 Nat Bellas Hess com
13,800 Nat'l Bond At Share Corp.
300
•
Oct.
1034 1044 103
4
Mtge Bank of Colom Am shs..
800 National Baking Co
'
60,800
Moore Drop Forging cl A
104
103
68
65
Jan.
o
74 Feb. 28
34 Jan.
14 Feb.
11
7
6
Mar. 24
3 4 Oct. 24
Nov., 1934]
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
October
Shares.
Shares.
200
6,800
900
9.100
Oct.I
Lowest.
Lowest.
Highest
Sales Prices.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31
Ask. Bid.
Bid
Ask.
Sale
2X
2X
IX
IX
40X Sale
n
Sale
3X Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
375*6 Oct.
IX
IX
38 X Sale
2X Oct.
19
50
1
15
3X Oct.
Oct.
IX Oct.
29
2X
57 X.
Sale
50
Oct.
2
22
1
4
58
27
42
24
11
Oct.
16
156 Oct.
24
100 New Process Co common....*
100
900
200
4,200
19,800
4,900
75
300
N
lk
10
36 k
25X
100
7% preferred
N Y Shipbuilding Co
3,350
12
10^
Sale
16X
118M 118X
3X
3X
350 N Y Water Serv 6% pref..l00
25,000
9,800
377,666 Niagara Hud Pow com....15
49,800
Class A Option warrants...
6,600
Class B option warrants
186,500
Class C Cption warrants
46,500 Niagara Share Corp class B 5
/
200
A preferred
.........100
16,500 NUes-Bement-Pond com....*
91,600 Niplssing Mines......
....5
6,600 Noma Elec Corp com..
*
3,100 Northern Warren Corp pref.*
9,900 Nor Amer Lt & Pow com
1
22,810
$6 preferred
....__*
400
400
3,000
25
1,500
13,000
900
200
1,100
11,000
25
1,100
mm
Sale
4
Sale
i8
„
1
IX
Oct.
16
Oct.
6
Oct.
11
77
Oct.
22
10X Oct.
11
17X Oct.
18
117X Oct.
Sale
3X Oct.
3%
32
Oct.
Sale
3X Oct.
Sale
X Oct.
1
Oct.
IX
30
1056
2156
13 119
22
356
Oct.
Oct.
30
1
17
Oct.
30
Oct.
24
114
Jan.
31
Oct.
22
11
Oct.
11
3
25
Jan.
11
Jan.
29
3
1
50
30]
9
8X
2X Sale
lk
36k
31X
8
2X
n
33
X
4,100
1,200
2,400
375
4,420 Ohio Brass class B...
152,300 Ohio Copper Co
300
11,200
20
22
1
4
8
2%
2X Oct.
IX
1
Oct.
24
Oct.
X Oct.
5X Oct.
24X Oct.
22
36
Oct.
8
34
4
11
18
32
i
456 Oct.
A Oct.
8
Oct.
*32 Oct.
3
Oct.
30
3
Oct.
Oct.
8
1
50
9
9
8
Ohio Oil 6%
X
A Oct.
July 26
356 Oct. 22
56 Sept. 21
56 Aug 21
16
Oct.
156 Oct.
656 Oct.
2456 Oct.
22
3
56 Oct.
Jan.
5
2
6
UX
3X
a
20
Sale
15
5X
6
Oct.
29
2X
20X
5X Oct.
8
10X Oct.
30
Oct.
10
21X
20
Oct.
1
4
1256 Oct.
356 Oct. 19
24
2156 Oct.
14X
11
6
11X
7
oA
6
15
Sale
3
Oct.
1
»
88
Oct.
Oct.
22
400 Ohio Power 6% preferred. 100
Oct.
22
87
Oct.
22
85
9X Oct.
16
956 Oct.tf 15
3X Oct.
IX Oct.
29
Oct.
29
29
Oct.
10
2X Oct.
18X Oct.
17X Oct.
256 Oct.
2156 Oct.
1956 Oct.
26
26
26
72
86
87
87
85
85X
100
73
17
22
8
56 Jan. 22
8
156 Jan.
5
A Jan.
Jan. 30
June 19
38
5X
12X
3X
8
56 Sept.
3 56 Jan.
18
Mar.
21
19
65
Jan.
29
Oct.
22
38H
12°4%
T4
Mar. 17
Mar. 7
June
Feb.
Feb.
2a
7
60
5756 July 16
456 Jan. 11
1056 Oct. 30
3
July 26
17
July 26
May 22"
56 Jan. 1 9
4556 Jan.
3
8356 Jan.
2
80
Jan. 25
12
9
Mar. 13
June 22
6
6
Feb.
6
Jan. 29
Feb.
6
Mar. 26
256 Feb.
56 Jqn.
32
2
77
8
11
2
Jan.
Feb.
23
18
Mar.
5
6356 Jan. 10
4
256 Apr.
5756 Apr. 11
1056 Feb. 23
July 20
May 26
2
5
11
256 July 25
4056 Jan. 18
256 Oct.
156 Oct.
1
pref
10
8
34
9
16
Jan.
'u Jan.
16
Apr.
5
6156 June 27
256 June 20
Mar. 28
91
3 4656 July
6
29 x33X Apr. 19
69
15
3
A
*
50 Ohio Edison $6 preferred
rnmommmmmmrn
30
31
8
Sale
2
5
125 Northern N Y Util 7% pfd.100
8,000 Northern Pipe Line
10
39,000 Nor States Power com A.. 100
10,700 Northwest Engineering
*
68,800 Novadel Agene Corp
...*
mm
500
2X Oct.
Oct.
2X Sale
2X Sale
North European Oil com
1
150 NorIndPubSer6% pref.. 190
50
7% preferred
.....100
mm mm. m mm—
mm mm mm mm mm
27
23
27
24
23
Nor Amer Util Sec com....
North Cent Texas Oil
18
42
650 North Amer Match Corp....*
3,800
10,300
85,100
25
3
29
37
5956 Mar.
5
New York Transit
25
29
17
24
IX
73
17,400
Founders shares....
...1
5,950 N Y Steam Corp com.......*
9,925 N Y Teleo 6H% pref
100
1,400
1,125
300
IX
22" "27"
*
100
...
156 Jan.
85
Jan.
2
Sept.
4756 May
1
Jan.
3756 Oct.
1056 Feb.
156 July
28
Feb.
23
Oct.
IX Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
38
24
N Y Merchandise Co com...*
75 N Y Pr & Lt *6 pref
Sale Prices.
ht Oct.
Y Auction Co common...*
2
N Y Ac Hond Rosarlo M
Highest.
Prices.
1156 Mar.
52
Mar.
100
com
1,075
7% preferred
........100
48,531 New Bradford Oil
....0
200 New Engl Telep & Teleg__108
2,000 New Haven Clock Co com...*
38,225 New Jersey Zinc
25
36,400 New Mexico 8c Arts Land
1
113,800 Newmont Mining Corp....10
3.300
1.
to
Oct. 311934
430 Nevada Calif Elec
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
July 1 1933
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
49
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
6
Feb. 21
2
Jan. 25
356 Apr. 24
Apr. 26
Oct. 18
Feb.
6
37
16
IV*
38
Apr.
9
May 19
May 11
June 19
6356 May
5
Feb.
7
Feb.
32
6
Mar. 12
2356 Apr. 21
1656 Feb. 28
Jan.
4556 Jan.
88
Feb.
9056 July
„
23
3
16
16
Ohio Public Service—
140
"3", §66
9X
10X
9X Sale
200 Okla Nat Gas SH% pref..100
''mm.
mm
mm mm mm
4,500
59,600
56,800
3,200
4,100
1,600
36,925
1,725
52,600
385,000
8,000
75,000
7,300
500
150
mmmmmmrnmrn
3,600
425
6,600
25,500
17,100
-
*,
1
100
34,500
mm
mm
mm
100
%
3X
2X
Sale
Sale
A
3
%
3X
2X Sale
21X
21X
Oct.
Oct.
com.
Parke Davis 8c Co
3156 Aug.
156 Oct.
11
26X Oct.
2956 Oct.
16
5256 Oct.
17
356
2256
656
43 56
50
Sale
45
Oct.
1
24
29
30
9
35
29
Oct.
24
30
Oct.
25
14
8
Oct.
24
8
Oct.
24
Oct.
8
5
Oct.
8
com..
62"" ~66^
70
4
6
Pa Gas 8c Elec class A
1X Sale
6
IX Sale
IX Oct.
16
Oct.
2
1
12
85X Oct.
._.*
25
Oct.
86
8
200 Perfect Circle com......
500 Pet Milk 7% pref
1
3
Sept. 11
5
Jan.
Jan. 26
July 27
Apr. 19
8
Oct. 24
5
5
Apr.
69
Apr. 24
5
356 Jan.
156 Oct.
May
656 Jan.
7256 Jan.
16
17
10
27
8256 Feb. 23
5056 Mar. 24
.50
12,700 Pa Water At Power....
*
6,800 Peppered Mfg Co
...100
•
11
12
....*
500
$7 preferred
375 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
56 Jan.
26
10
*
2
26
35
Sale
62
4
17
17
19
Oct.
45
*
Jan.
30
31
32
5
Class B
2
IX Oct.
Sale
IX Sale
3X
4X
26 X Sale
Pantepec Oil of Venesuela.
Paramount Motors Corp....*
56 Jan.
256 Jan.
Oct.
7X Oct.
21X Oct.
33M
10
156 July 26
4
1856 Oct.
2
1756 Oct.
69
Sept. 14
856 Oct.
2456 Oct.
7X Sale
1st preferred.............*
Pacific Tin special stock....*
Pan Amer Airways com
75 Pa Pow & Lt $6 pref
—
50
.
500 Pa Cent Lt & Pr $2.80 pref..*
100
1,100
1,600
Pac Pub Serv non-vot
500 Peninsula Telep Co
1,700
mm
19 X
17 X
5H»% 1st preferred......25
Pacific Ltg Corp 96 pref
*
70
7% preferred..........100
2,300 Penn Mex Fuel common
...1
459,100 Pennroad Corp com vtc
.1
mm mm mm
mm mm mm
2X
Pacific Eastern Corp
Pacific G Ac E 0% 1st pref..25
40,025 Parker Rust-Proof com.....*
1,050 Pender (D) Grocery cl A
*
100
100
rnmmmmmm — —
3
300 Parker Pen Co common....10
-
3,850
A
3,000 Outboard Motors cl B com..*
45,100
Class A conv pref...___..*
6,300 Overseas Securities Co
•*
mm
100
600
May
3
856 Jan.
6
456 Jan.
4
% July 27
256 Jan. 22
156 Oct. 29
71
7% 1st pref class A.....100
30,600 Ollstocks Ltd common......5
53 X
84 X
55 X
Sale
55X Sale
Sale
86 X
55
Oct.
23
5656 Oct.
10
84X Oct.
1
89
Oct.
22
Oct.
9
29
Oct.
9
29
*
4556 Jan.
July
25
Jan.
9256 Feb.
69
7356 Apr. 26
1056 Apr. 23
55$ Feb.
1
116 Apr.
9
3X Apr.
9
356 Jan. 31
Feb.
3
2356 Mar.
2056 Feb.
Apr.
90
156 Apr.
856 Oct.
2756 May
5
15
8
25
13
30
3
30
256 Mar. 28
May 14
Jan.
51
Oct.
73
5^
Apr.
Feb.
3056 May
16
3
5
9
Oct.
24
956 Feb.
5
8
Apr. 24
Jan. 25
1
456 Feb.
2956 July 27
June 19
1956
69
6
IV*
93
63
Apr. 24
June
6
Sept. 29
9
5656 Aug. 11
31 101
Jan. 31
18 3156 Feb.
7
7 110
July
20
*«4 Jan.
100
2
Jan.
Jan.
11
2
16
14
25
Petroleum Corp of Amer—
-m
mm
mm mm -
mm
Stock purchase warrants..
117,600
23,900 Philadelphia Co com
•
25
8,700
8X
10X
8X
230,600 Philip Morris Inc..........10
3,100
Class A
25
8
10X
200 Phila Elec Co 85 pref.......*
450 Phila Elec Pow 8% pref
25
150
24,600
l«4
103
13X Sale
13 X
23 X
24
25
Sale
Oct.
32X Oct.
13X Oct.
Oct.
15
Oct.
15 103
25
33
25
17
1356 Oct.
1
X Oct.
2
156 Oct.
11
Oct.
5
21
Oct.
5
7X Oct.
10
9
Oct.
18
25
200
700
47,500
Bakeries In*
_•
250
7% picfsrroJ..
.10
58
25 Piedmont Ac Northern Ry.100
800 Pierce Governor Co com
_•
mm
63.500 Phoenix Securities common. 1
Conv preferred A........10
5,200
45
mm mm mm
IX
1
IX
17X
21X
8X
8X
IX
2
21
511,600 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
1
69,300 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
UX
12
3X Sale
11X Sale
Sale
4
1256 Oct.
356 Oct.
11X Oct.
35*6 Oct.
13
30
200 Pitts Bessemer Ac L E RR..50
100 Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
*
60
5,500
300
900
mm
mm
mm
mm— m
100
10,200
8,790
113,895
1,200
37,300
2,800
2,700
Pitts Ac Lake Erie RR_.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
55X
25
43 X
56X
70
Sale
55
Pnwdretl
Ac
Alexander
...
Power Corp of Can com
*
Oct.
11
41X Oct.
18X Oct.
X Oct.
5
Oct.
19
55
4756 Oct.
19
39
21
Oct.
16
56 Oct.
1
60
X Sale
5K
5
9
10
8
11
8
20
25
xm
*
20
6% 1st pref
100
5,400 Pratt Ac Lambert
*
301,200 Premier Gold Mining....1
58
45
19X
25
IX Sale
X
1
IX
11
1
Oct.
24
IX Oct.
1
23
IX
23
Oct.
24
156 Oct.
15
25
Partic conv stock
1,125
234,200 Producers Royalty Corp
Propper
2,500
mm — —
-
-
-
4,500
29,700
3,350
10
m
m*
m,'mm,
10
mm
250
,
25
50
300
•
com
X
%
X Oct.
10
*
6
•
78
pr
pref
Sale
w§*
»57/i
79
556 Oct.
7856 Oct.
9X Oct.
23
25
19
656 Oct.
7956 Oct.
13
Oct.
4
a62
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
73
85
*
15
11
15
10X
12
Sale
a62
25
4,575
Apr. 26
156 Mar. 3
Jan.
11
17
19
June 25
5
4
14 56 Aug. 23
13
Oct.
4
20
22
31
$7 part preferred........_*
2,480 Quaker Oats com
790
6% preferred...
For footnotes
31
256
1356
856
8756
1856
In.100
Railroad Shares
100
Rallwav At Light Securities.*
see page
57
30
1556 Oct.
Oct.
30
20
Oct.
27
29
40
Oct.
1
256 Oct.
29
13
Sale
Sale
120
Corp com..*
856 Oct.
3356 Oct.
256 Oct.
.
16 X
39
Sale
36
....
22,700
3
3
356 Apr.
Jan. 26
1456 Feb. 24
6456 Jan. 20
24
22
June
8
256
556
856
3356
156
Apr.
Jan.
July
Oct.
May
54
Jan.
Jan.
16
24
Sept.ll
Feb.
5
Mar. 19
Apr. 21
June 25
Feb.
Feb.
7
8
6056 May
7
54
8
June
Public Util Securities—
14,300 Puget Sound P Ac L 96 pf
*
$5 preferred
12,310
.......*
11,020 Pure Oil Co 6% pref......100
3,400 Pyrene Mfg
10
1,500
13
31 o62
Jan.
54
6% preferred...........100
pr
1
21
56 Aug. 10
1356 Sept. 11
5
July 26
61X Oct. 12
856 Sept. 26
12
12
13
26
6456 Jan. 26
8
1756 Jan.
5
12X
July
July
Feb.
June 15
.....*
6%
56 Sept. 14
5
Apr. 25
5756 Apr. 21
Oct. 16
21
81
Mar. 15
56 Oct. 24
956 Oct.
18
17
Feb. 21
Sept. 19
4
Jan.
2
Apr
14
28
2
3H Feb.
Aug.
3
9
1456 Apr.
456 Apr. 20
3556 July 21
Feb.
32
24
2
*
com
$6 preferred..
Pub Serv of Okla
27
10
Oct.
10
A Oct.
27
25
5
Apr.
45
11
Oct.
Oct.
A Sale
28X
X
A Sale
......
$6 preferred
1,250 Public Service of Nor 111....*
Com $60 par
1,200
stock.....60
100
50
1,220
1,070
MeCalfum
340 Public Serv of Ind
mm mm mm mm — -
"1*450
Co
26
1
Hosiery
25 .Providence Gas Co
58,500 Prudential Investors
150
mm
Mill
•
15
20
20
6
20
9
956 Feb.
2156 Jan. 27
56 July 25
400 Prentice Hall Inc common..*
24,300
14
Sept.
June
Jan.
Sept.
Jan.
17
Feb.
2
Feb. 19
Feb. 28
56
1056
256
3056
Sale
Pond Creek Pocahontas Co.*
Potrero Sugar com..........5
Jan.
4
5
50
eon
1651
1
2
200 Pines Winterfront Co......5
mm mm
113,000
4,700
X Sale
17 X
22
8X
9X
June
15
1 10356 June
10156 May
4
Oct.
33
3056 Jan.
2
14 56 July
256 Jan.
7
19
Feb.
2656 June
2
Feb.
56 Oct.
30
Apr.
4 Sept. 10
127
125
127 X 130
A
108
113
131
125X 130
X
A
X Oct.
X
7
2
Oct.
3
X Oct.
7
25
Oct.
3
30
2
26
27
10
256 Mar. 8
15 56 Aug. 29
20
Apr. 23
63
Feb.
6
356 Feb.
9
May 24 12356 Sept. 7
Jan.
2 130
July 18
56 Aug.
1
556 Jan. 15
56 Feb.
11
Feb.
50
NEW
NEW YORK
October
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares
July 1
Shares.
600
CURB EXCHANGE
PRICES IN OCTOBER
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
1933
to
Oct. 311934
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
Ask. Bid.
Bid
17,300 Ry» & Utll Invest cl A com..l
4,200 Rainbow Luminous Prod A.*
2,600
Class B._.
.«
300
EXCHANGE
CURB
Low from
aggregate sales.
In
YORK
Ask.
Oct.
S
Sale
Me
y$
30
Oct.
"1
1
Me Oct.
34 Oct.
26
1
34 Oct.
Mar.
a June
ie
Raymond Concrete Pile—
75
25
______
"200
600
200
1,900
200
2,100
4,400
9,610
2,050
6,700
27,300
4,900
15,600
2,600
35,200
105,400
3,000
$3
conv
pref__
Reeves (Daniel) com.......
_
"3,000
23,900
2,300
""700
100
500
200
—
-
12,325
245,000
23,800
350
900
4,500
1,900
800
414,700
6,140
19,800
59,900
3,400
68,900
16,800
2,910
2,100
31,000
4,900
5,600
47,400
13,900
3,650
89,200
9,430
26,850
200
300
4,200
400
*» —
—
*
—
3*
2%
2H
2S
Reliance Internet com A..
—
5,800
100
2,250
4%
2%
3%
234
Reliance Management......*
Reybarn Co.. Inc......
10
Reynolds Invest com .......1
Rice Stix Dry Goods Co..—•
Inc........5
Field
Roosevelt
Root Refining
com......—1
pref..............10
Safety Car Heating A Ltg
St Regis Paper
Oct.
1
17
Oct.
1
2%
H
10*4
Me
334
234
*4
Oct.
4
Oct. 30
Oct.
9
Oct.
5
Oct. 23
2*4 Oct.
8
*4 Oct.
8
11
%
Oct.
9
*4 Oct.
Sale
1
10*4 Oct.
34 Oct.
4
16
Oct.
22
Oct.
Oct.
18
23
4
2*4
34
234
34
1134
Oct.
3
Oct.
Oct.
11
9
134 Oct.
19
com—
Co..
_
.
Salt Creek Consol Oil
Salt Creek Producers
l8
-----
i*
16%
134
1%
1
.....1«
134 Oct.
10
134 Oct.
%
12%
a
30
32
Sale
Me
Sale
5
4%
0%
4
1
1%
1*4
Sale
Sale
%
26
Me Oct.
11*4 Oct.
29*4 Oct.
22
Oct.
16
5
1
Oct.
3
66
Me
10%
28
4
Oct.
6
Sale
5%
Me
11%
5
>
*
-.
10
...100
7% preferred
16%
100
St Anthony Gold Mining
200 St La wrence Cor p common
——
„
Me
-/
3%
2%
7,000 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc....—*
33,500 Ryan Consol Petroleum
*
500
11
%
*
...
6,100
Prior
25,300 Rossia Internet Corp
*
8,500 Royal Typewriter com......*
2,600 Ruberotd Co
—...100
400
17
11
4
com
800 nike Kumlfr Co com
*
100 Rochester G & E 6%D pf. 100
100 Rolls Royce Am dep rcts...£l
______
4,800
10 %.
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
Reliable Stores
300 Richmond Radiator
m —
Sale
17
•
77,800 Richfield O l of Calif pref__2»
1,400
150
*
_
rte —...50c
Kaytbeon Mifi,
Red Bank Oil Co
Oct.
10
*4 Oct.
23
4
Sale
2
18
Me Oct.
1234 Oct.
22
25
11
31
20
Oct. 16
Oct.
134 Oct.
18
Oct.
34 Oct.
18
73
Sale
Sale
18
Sale
Sale
1*4
%
5%
%
6%
30
25
Sale
21
234 Oct.
Oct.
*4 Oct.
634 Oct.
Oct.
5
2834 Oct.
17
Sale
%
6%
Oct.
15
1*4 Oct.
Oct.
2
*4 Oct.
5*4 Oct.
1
20
25
5
19
1
5
Schulte Real Estate com....*
23%
Me
26%
Me
27
26
Scoville Mfg Co...........25
Seaboard Util Shs
Securities
1
com
Corp Gen I com..*
%
1%
Segal Lock A Hardware com •
Selberllng Rubber com
*
,
78
1%
44 Ms
41
Seeman Bros common
%
1%
2
%
134
4034
%
1%
17
Me
Me
Me
2MB
46
Sale
2
34 Oct.
134 Oct.
40
"20"" Oct" "20
2
34 Oct.
134 Oct.
Oct.
27
*4 Oct.
25
Oct.
13
Oct.
43
34 Oct.
1*4 Oct.
2
9
Selby Shoe Co com
._...*
Selected Industries........1
1%
1%
$5.50 prior stock..._._.._*
Allotment certificates.....
50 ~~
Sale"
1%
Sale
134 Oct.
29
1
234 Sept. 13
*4 Sept. 25
134 Aug.
6
2
*4 Jan.
Jan.
2
Jan. 10
May 16
Jan. 17
Jan. 31
Apr. 13
*4 Jan.
2
*4 July 25
34
34
1134
75
23
4
Oct.
26
34 July 25
9
Jan.
17
July 26
4*4 Sept. 17
34 Aug. 24
26
50
1
Savoy Oil Co._._...........5
schiffCocom
Oct.
Jan. 16
Apr.
4
Sept. 13
July
9
Feb.
3
Apr.
1*4 Oct.
20
Oct.
Me
534
34
1734
34
17
Jan.
July
Aug. 22
Jan.
3
June 21
Oct. 15
34 July 13
134 June
6
Jan.
6
34 Sept. 10
134 July 26
20
Feb. 26
134 July 26
4034 Jan.
4
40
Jan.
3
36
134 Oct.
10
Oct.
Oct.
4
234 Oct.
15
134 Jan.
3
18
July
20
Sept.
434 Feb.
134 Mar.
1634 Feb.
Oct.
4
50
Oct.
10
50
234 Oct.
15
1
3
4
1
6
3
Jan.
17
4% July
334 Jan.
16
2
Feb.
5
1
2
334 Apr. 24
134 Apr. 21
1234 Feb. 23
4
Feb. 21
1
Mar.
5
June
9
31
20
75
Jan.
23
Apr.
2
Feb.
7
1
Jan.
23
13
834 Apr. 25
*4 Feb.
6
Jan.
14
29
3434 Apr. 21
10
Apr. 16
3*4 Jan. 29
Apr.
% Apr.
234 Apr.
Feb.
53
51. Apr.
Apr.
7j Apr.
1
Mar.
40*4 Apr.
*4 Feb.
27
Feb.
_
21
28
19
6
26
5
11
31
11
1
19
*4 Feb.
6
454 Feb.
6
Apr. 21
4y>
Jan.
Jan.
1
5
25
19
24% Apr. 16
3
Feb.
3
6134 Apr. 16
6234 Feb.
7
10
60
45
6
5
83
Jan.
Me Jan.
2
21
1
1*4
*4
1034
34
234
10
Feb.
*4 Feb.
*4 Feb.
1
6
17
30
Oct.
5
30
Selfridge Prov Stores, Ltd—
1,000
6,200
500
9,700
44,300
105,000
21,220
1,100
30,100
11,500
127,130
2,030
600
2,600
1,600
300
400
200
8.810
50
American dep
rets...—£1
Sentry Safety Control
*
%
*
Seton Leather com.
Shattuck Denn Mining
—5
3%
2%
Me
3%
2%
Shawinlgan Water A Power.*
Sheaffet (W A)
Pen com
*
Shenandoah Corp common. 1
S3 Conv pref
25
Sherwin-Williams Co com..25
6% preferred A A
100
25 .Sherwln Williams of Can—*
"16"" "i1%
1%
1%
12%
14%
67% Sale
108
Sale
Me
4%
3%
2
1%
17% Sale
10
1154
1
1%
13
1234
7234 Sale
34
334
1*4
1734
1034
16
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
1
Oct.
25
13
Oct.
2
67
Oct.
108
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
22
31
Me
334
234
1934
26
12
Oct.
24
134
1534
1
73%
1 10934
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
16
16
3
4
25
22
all
Oct.
16
July
27
Jan.
2
1034 July 24
July 27
12
Aug. 22
3
4734 Jan.
234 Mar.31
34 Mar. 20
IgH
Jan.
6
20
May
8
5
156
Feb.
Mar.
5
6
1 240
100
Feb.
Jan.
6
18
24*4 Apr. 30
1334 May 23
6
234 Feb.
Mar. 7
23
73*4 Oct. 25
109*4 Sept. 6
20
May
8
Simmons Boardman Pub Co—
100
"""540
100
m
800
—
1,300
53,800
30
104,800
1,100
4,400
mm----
100
23234
Sale
195
Oct.
3
Oct.
2034 Oct.
Oct.
16
24
Oct.
24
1
2434 Oct.
II
2 240
1,200
124,600
387,700
7,100
30,000
26,600
2,850
Corp
3%
*
100
com
Preferred
(L C)
2134 Sale
2*4
3%
21%
22%
*
1
So Amer Gold A Plat
Sou Calif Edison pref A
B
5 %% pref class
C
5% original pref......
2%
Sale
16%
Sale"
134, Sale
334 Sale
50
1734
1634
"Is""
Sale
150 South New Engl Telep Co. 100
5,800 Southern Pipe Line
..10
5,000 Southern Union Gas com...*
38,000 Southland Royalty Co
5
82,500 South Penn Oil
25
"
100
2,200
2,900
850 So West Pa Pine Lines
.50
.%
1%
134
334
18*4
1534
1434
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
28
2*
25
100
-----
3
Oct. 24
434 Feb.
6
May 29 50*4 May
7
Feb. 17
1534 July 26 43
12
10934 Jan. 12 109 34Jan.
40
534 June
234
334
25
2?
...
1,400 Southern Colo Pow cl A..25
2,400 Southern Corp com
*
41,000 Southern Nat Ga« Co com
.*
——————
6
16
A Corona
Typewriter vtc
Sonotone Corp
Preferred
Feb.
Oct.
£1
Am dep rets ord reg shs
Smith (A O)
Smith
"3",500
*
100
100 Sioux City G & E 7% pref.100
■
~
Conv preferred
4,480 Singer Mfg Co
Singer Mfg Ltd
Oct.
25
4
5
3
2*4
3*4
19*4
1734
1634
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
28
Oct.
3
20
24
30
31
25
34
Me Oct.
103*4 Oct.
3%
%
Sale
Sale
47
"~5
20%
43%
26
25 104
Me Oct.
Oct.
26
25
4%
Sale
5
22 %
5%
Sale
46
8
*4 Oct.
434 Oct.
2034 Oct.
1
4
31
*4 Oct.
5
30
31
Mar. 12
July
23
Feb.
17
Oct.
4
Feb.
7
7
Sept. 15
Oct.
3
28
Oct.
25
July
26
25
SB
36
4
0
34 June
1*4
Me
34 Apr. 24
103*4 Oct: 25 10734
3*4 Aug. 30
534
Feb.
5
2*4
4g
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
234
18*4
1534
1434
1
134
u
43 %
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
8
9
8
26
23
Mar. 19
Feb.
23
Mar. 12
8
1734 Jan.
2234 Oct.
Jan.
4
26* June
6
Feb.
5
9
23
Feb.
20
Feb
41
6
Feb.
Spanish A General Corp Ltd
500
6,500
Am dep rets ord bear
£1
/3.900
Am dep rets ord reg sha..£l
7,500 Spiegel. May A Stern pref ..100
3,000 Stahl-Meyer Inc com
...*
15,550 Standard Brewing Co..
*
------
850
200
600
100
350
13,600
1,300
3,500
270
100
100
50
26,500
1,800
1,200
650 Standard Cap A Seal
4,300
149,800
10,800
35,100
1,540
8,900
4,900
2,125
295,900
28,400
18,100
300
2,000
60
460
25
2,300
200
300
1,400
12,300
50,800
——————
45,000
15,600
350
1,200
200
900
4,200
19,200
41,000
"l",406
—
-
—
17
*4 Oct.
July
23
8
14 34 Jan.
15
25
15
Oct.
4
5
83s Oct.
1234 Oct.
30
9
14*4 Jan.
834 Oct.
12 34 Oct.
7734 Jan.
9
30
2
17*4 Feb.
1634 Feb. 16
5
2834 Feb.
95
July 10
Feb.
10
7
7
734 Feb.
35
Apr. 24
*4 Feb. 15
100
Co com....*
Sale
Sale
9
Sale
93
3
2%
Sun Investing Co com
3
2
3
12%
91%
2%
2
Me Sale
% Sale
1%
1%
Me
%
% Sale
1%
1%
....
Swiss-American Elec oref.100
Swiss Oil Corp
1
TobaccoA
see page
57.
killed
26
Oct.
22
Me Oct.
% Oct.
134 Oct.
13
101 % 10034 Oct.
%
Sale
34 Oct.
1
22
26
10
13
15 101 •
Oct.
11
134 Oct.
15
26
19
1%
3%
40%,
134
834
2*4
19M
3834
234
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
334
Sale
Sale
Sale
1*4
23 M
24*4
34 Sale
12*4 Sale
434 Sale
134
34
1
3%
4%
Sale
41
%
9%
2%
18%
36%
"2%
1
1
Sale
1
32
17
7
1
Stock*
"534 ""5*4
.
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
July
July
8
Jan.
Jan.
18
11
6
25
26
26
18
13
June
4
Apr.
21
Oct.
17
2
17
26
434 Oct.
134 Oct.
11
8
9
Oct.
26
Oct.
17
Oct.
11
334 Oct.
2
Sept.25
15
41
Oct.
2
Jan.
6
25
134 Oct.
1034 Oct.
9
Jan.
2
17
Aug. 16
Jan.
6
1
Aug. 17
17*4 Oct.
26
36
Oct.
30
19*4 Oct.
39*4 Oct.
22
13
3834 Oct.
26
40
Oct.
4
1
234 Oct.
22
6
1*4 Oct.
22
Oct.
27
Me Oct.
13*4 Oct.
4*4 Oct.
1
Sale
25
234 Oct,
134
2334
34
11*4
334
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
1
4
18
25
17
3
34
534 Oct.
2
634 Oct.
15
Jan.
July
24
55
Oct.
9
60
Oct.
9
8
12
Sept.18
34 July
21*4 Jan.
34 Sept.
7% Mar.
334 Oct.
46
Apr.
34 Apr.
r79
Feb
4*4 July
Feb.
3
Feb.
2
334 Feb.
5
1
38
Oct.
1034 Feb.
9
26
1034 Jan. 30
3
May 23
8
Mar. 12
10*4 Feb.
5
1734 Apr. 20
534 Feb.
5
4134 Apr.
3
2
Feb. 16
10*4 Oct. 17
434 Jan. 24
20 H Aug. 29
4034 Sept. 1
49% Feb.
1
2% May 31
2*4 Apr. 28
Apr. 10
134 Apr. 12
28
June 18
Apr.
54
Aug.
4
7
__M« July 12
r79
11
Feb.
21
Feb.
6
Apr. 23
Jan.
45
Mar.
17 101
July
9
3
234 June 30
10
17
10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
100
•
27
Oct.
13
Oct.
100
..
5
Aug. 17
84*4 Jan.
34 Jan.
3
Sale
34
134
1734
34
34
1
Sale
Me Sale
12% Sale
4
2
3
Sale
1%
24%
1
23
834 Oct.
834 Oct.
2
434
134
5*4
334
40*4
34
834
2
Oct.
2 34 Oct.
2
Oct.
Oct.
16
98
5
34 Oct.
*4 Oct.
134 Oct.
38
Oct.
8
Oct.
5
Oct.
5%
1%
15
Oct.
7
3
25
Swift I nternatlonal
2
7%
9
98% 101
1% Sale
2
25
Swift A Co
92
1
4%
10c
17
22
Oct.
5%
2
•
Oct.
234 Oct.
91
38
3
.5
27
15*4 Oct.
9 34 Oct.
1534 Oct.
Sale
38
2
*
pref
5
18
2%
434
1%
•
Sunrnv Oil
0 Texas P A L 7% pref
91,700 Texon Oil A Land Co
2,650 Thermold Co 7% pref
For footnotes
92
15%
8%
*
300 Tenn El Pow 7% 1st pref..100
300 Tenn Products Corp com
*
1,500
Sale
9%
15%
*
...
"150
15%
9%
15%
*
14,500 Taggart Corp com
...*
12,800 Tampu Electric Co
•
232,400 Tastyeast Inc class A
•
106,400 Technicolor Inc common ..*
*
689,200 Teck Hughes Gold Mines
——————
mm—
Oct.
•
com
Sunshine Mining Co
Swan-Finch Oil Corp
16
27
Oct.
1
Motor Car Co
conv
26
Oct.
18
Sullivan Machinery Co.....*
$3
3 34 Oct.
Feb.
88
26
.....1
6*4% Pref
Stutz
18
4
26
11
%
%
...»
Standard Silver Lead
700 Stroock (S) A Co Inc
57,400
6,725
8,900
3,200
156,200
139,300
1,800
652,800
249,500
7,650
6,300
3*4 Oct.
*4 Oct.
24
Jan.
26
*
1,150 Stetson (John B) Co com
6,200 Stinnes (Hugo) Corp.....
100
26
34 Oct.
34 July
60
Oct.
25
Class B common......
105,100 Stein Cosmetics
100
4%
27
Oct.
.100
Co
3
9
Oct.
88
17
Standard Power A I t com..*
Stein (A) A
2
Me Oct.
24
25
Standard OH (Ohio) com. .25
Preferred.
88 %
*
Standard Oil (Kentucky) ..10
Standard Oil (Nebraska)
Starrett Corp com
34 Oct.
82*4 Oct.
334 Oct.
*4 Oct.
§
B
85
5
com
$5*4 pref.
5% pref
%
%
84 %
3%
%
634 Mar. 3
234 Mar. 31
6
2734 Feb.
6% preferred
10
750 Steel Co of Can Ltd ord.....*
50
11,400
Standard Invest
%
Me
82%
3%
%
60
Oct.
9
NEW
34]
NEW YORK
to
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
Hiohest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
Oct. 31 1934
\hart
26,
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
July 1 1933
CURB EXCHANGE
SAL
Unct
m. 1
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
Ask
13* Oct.
13* Oct.
20
22
22
233* Oct.
73* Oct.
22
9
20
Oct.
16
22
Oct.
70
Oct.
Oct.
3
5
75
Oct.
83
Oct.
30
17
11
3*
%
13*
13*
13*
IX
11
233* Oct.
73* Oct.
IX
13*
1
Tobacco Prod Exports
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
5
5
3
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
9
31
31
2
Tobacco Secur Trust Go Ltd
3,
2,
8,
4,
27,
43,
62,
40,
2,
shs..£l
Am dep rets def red......5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
•
Toledo Edison 6% pref..l00
7% preferred A
100
Tonopah Belmont Devel—1
Tonopah Mining of Nev._..l
Am dep rets ord red
"20" "213* ~203* "23"
81
"~x*~~~x "~x6 ~"x
Transcontinental AlrTranapl
Trans-Lux Pict Screen com.l
I%
Warr..
13*
Trf-Continental Corp
23*
2
i
Sale
Sale
IX
IX
IX
3*
3*
23*
23*
13*
Triples Safety Glass Ltd—
\m rets for ord. shs. r«g£l
Trl-State Tel & Tel 6% pf..l0
Trunz Pork Stores Inc
10
13
*
10
1
-
53* Sale
113*
16
33*
4
13
rubize Chatillon Corp—
98,
9,
45,
10,
Common...............
Class A
S3
pref
cons
Unexcelled Mfg Co
7,
Union
10
49,
25,
.33*
Oct.
27
63* Oct.
11
Oct.
18
Oct.
16
33* Oct.
243* Oct.
16
25
Oct.
19
53*
1AX
33*
"19" "23" "19" "23"
Invest com
\mer
Union El Lt & Pr pref
11
5
2
*
*
3
24
.........I
...
Fung Sol Lamp Wks com
5
Oct.
11
23
23* Oct.
193* Oct.
13
29
Oct.
24
Oct.
16
100
3X
Union Gas of Canada _.....*
Union Tobacco Co common
Oct.
10
3* Oct.
11
3
4
33*
*
Oct.
3
43* Oct.
16
11
Oct.
3
113* Oct.
24
AX Oct.
18
3
AX
X Sale
6
Union Traction Co—•
50
$17.50 paid in
United Aircraft Ac Transp—
28,
1,
21,
Warrants
_____
............
United Carbon pref
100
United Carr Fastener com..*
93*
113*
103*
12
United Chemicals Inc—
13,
5,
91,
91,
4
Common...
S3
cum
193*
IX
X
partlc pref
United Corp warrants......
United Dry Docks com......*
4
53*
243*
IX
Sale
43* Oct.
5
x
X
18
Oct.
18
3* Oct.
3* Oct.
24
9
21
21
19
1 •
Sale
21
Oct.
18
13* Oct.
8
3*8 Oct.
3
United Elastic Corp........*
1,
625,
United El Serv Amer shs
565,
United Gas common .......1
108,
107,
S7 preferred
Warrants
X Oct.
S6 cony 1st pref
4
}&
*
IX
IX
•
....
OcW"
1
Oct^~f
25
Oct.
2
Oct.
20
Oct.
16
20
13* Oct.
15* Oct.
73* Oct.
15
3
31
13* Oct.
13* Oct.
1
3
9
Oct.
1
13
28
Oct.
18
43*
3*
63*
653*
363*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
29
1
18
4
4
53*
13*
63*
713*
373*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
26
18
17
25
3* Oct.
3* Oct.
31
2
i
Oct.
31
6
Oct.
18
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
8
11
18
60
.....
3*
23*
323* Oct.
263* Oct.
.......
9
United Lt At Power com A...*
Common class B
3
2
31
United G Ac E 7% pef
52,
2,
171,
3
Oct.
293* Oct.
X Sale
IX Sale
313*
5*>
X
^ Sale
23* Sale
293*
31
X Sale
United Founders com...... 1
IX
IX
7X
Sale
2X
Sale
AX
IX
Sale
3
Sale
AX
IX
7H
Sale
Sale
5*6 Oct.
60
United Milk Products com.
S3
.....*
preferred
United Molasses Co Ltd—
519,
67,
1,
30,
2,
53*
X Sale
AX
73*
66
Sale
5
for ord reg__£l
Am dep rets
*
Unit Profit Sharing com
10
Preferred
United Shoo Mach com....35
Preferred..
*
....
14
U S Dairy Products class A..*
11,
95,
51,
7,
Class
*
B
U S Elec Pow com
1,
1,
4,
25,
171,
36,
8
X
IX
*
13*
Sale
Sale
X
IX
1st preferred with warr
U S Lines Inc pref
•
10
U S Playing Card com
U S Radiator
100
.....
Reclaiming.
1
*
X
AX
United Stores Corp com rte *
United Verde Rstenalon.
50c
Wall
Paper
Zinc
Smelting
13*
3* Sale
33*
33*
23*
23*
'lix "63* "II"3*
Universal insurance.. .....8
Universal
5
21,
183
6
Utility Equities
IX
IX
..*
com
Sale
X
•
.23*
.
y
7% preferred...........100
12
2X
Sale
1
3X
5X
6X
1
t c
1
X
Utii Pow Ac Light com.......I
16
2
43
40
Priority Stock...
Class B
13*
Sale
43}!
2*
X
13*
5
443*
23*
Sale
33*
53*
Venezuela Mexico OH......10
94
Venezuelan
223
m
6X
Waco Aircraft Co.._....._.*
7X
AX
X
1
Wahl Co
Waltt At Bond Inc class A..*
8,
(The) common
1
30
13
18
29
26
Oct.
9
13* Oct.
423* Oct.
3* Oct.
19
11
9
3*
33*
13*
3*
83*
Ac Worts
•
Walker Mining
8
311
Wenden
23
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
18
18
29
5
13*
163*
13*
13*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
13
9
11
2
43
Oct.
13
9
4
1
18
3* Oct.
3
3* Oct.
23* Oct.
% Oct.
53* Oct.
8
63* Oct.
22
26
18
13* Oct.
% Oct.
30
1
%,
X
93*
63* Oct.
9
63* Oct.
9
8X
53*
63*
63* Oct.
23
73* Oct.
4
63*
IX
43*
3*
5
13*
43* Oct.
X Oct.
13* OcL
11
22
9
5
Sale
15X
Sale
Sale
25
16
..1
.
X
X
Warren) Co..*
Wayne Pump Co
Convertible
153*
.*
.....
Watson (John
25
..*
common
Preferred
6
Oct.
53*
10
Co warrants
2,
16
1
43*
23*
X
83*
Oct.
2
Walker (Hiram; Gooderham
339
34
19
19
.*
Class B
Walgreen
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
30
pref.....100
Vogt Mfg Corp
2
4
8
Oct.
23* Oct.
93* Oct.
13* Oct.
3* Oct.
% Sale
5
Petroleum..
Va Pub Serv 7%
4
28
11
3
1
Utility Ac Ind Corp com.....*
Preferred
19
Oct.
1
31
Oct.
_.*
....
Utah Apex Mining Co.......5
Utah Power Ac Light pref...*
Utah Radio Products.......*
15
26
Oct.
Oct.
3* Oct.
10
41
I
*
1,
Pictures
Sale
Sale
2
United
IX
Sale
3* Oct.
13* Oct.
153* Oct.
*
common
7% preferred
U S Rubber
10 3* Sale
3* Sale
403* Sale
3*
3*
28
283*
23
73* Oct.
X
40 X
•
113*
13*
433*
3*
2
Sale
IX
43 X
•X
X
223*
2AX
10 X
♦
U S Ac Internat Sec com—-*
3
44
8
100
U S Foil class B
United
12,
5,
693*
a373*
3*
X
3*
Stock purchase warrants..
U S Finishing common
Preferred
325,
36,
24,
7,
9,
8
.1
w w
5
.1.1
*
com.
preferred
.*
Sale
Copper Mining....1
X
X
223*
153*
3*
3*
5*6
13*
C&t.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
4
20
3
4
5
3* Oct.
% Sale
31
11
22
9
273* Oct.
13
16
Oct.
31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
20
3
5
6
3* Oct.
1
X
3*
3*
13*
5
Oct.
Oct.
X Oct.
13* Oct.
West Texas Utilities Co—
$6 preferred
33
22
*
3
Sale
8
40
Sale
48
2X
Western Auto Supply com A *
Western Cartridge 6% pf.100
1
23* Oct.
3
263* Oct. 13
33i Oct. 25
8
Oct.
10
Oct.
11
26
Oct.
42
433* Oct.
17
893* Oct.
Western Air Express Corp.. 10
7
2X
"40" "48""
*
W Va Coal Ac Coke com
4
22
Sale
13
91
Oct.
19
17
10
Western Dairy Products—
..*
$6 pref series A
Western Maryland Ry—
100
100
7% 1st preferred.....
Western Power 7%
pref
35
4
12
12
14
Oct.
17
75
Oct.
113* Oct.
11
12
Oct.
5
923* Oct.
113* Oct.
3* Oct,
8
19
8
953* Oct.
29
75
65
Western Tablet Ac Stationery
2
Common
.*
y t c__
63*
14
10
Westvaco Chlorine Prod—
2
13
9
1
2
7%
100
preferred
Williams (R C)
At Co
Wil-Low Cafeterias
Convertible
Wilson Jones Co
Wisconsin P Ac L
17
com
preferred
com
60
*
11
*
*
7% pref..100
Wood lev Petroleum Corp
"12" ~13" "12" "123*
1
1
J*
7
6
9
14
l*
I
6
8
163*
13
33*
3
'
18
8
Oct.
4
X Oct.
18
Oct.
4
5
7
15
Oct.
5
5
3
Oct.
30
273* Oct.. 10
29
Oct.
20
7
Oct.
Oct.
4
23* Oct.
15
12
273*
2
2X
33*
Wool worth (P W) Ltd—
27,
Am dep rets ord shares..5s
Am dep rets 6% pref
,171,
91,
Wrlght-Hargreaves Ltd
Tukon Gold Co
57.
£1
173*
Sale
283* Sale
6
93* Sale
*
...5
28 H
5*6
5*6
X
83*
Sale
83* Oct.
29
93* Oct.
3
X
Sale
v3* Oct.
2
% Oct.
11
52
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
CURB
EXCHANGE
Low from,
July 1 1933
Since
Jan. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Oct. 311934
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
to
Oct.l
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
BONDS
Bid.
37,000
2,420,000
385,000
608,000
Abbott's Dairy
6s
Alabama Power
4^s
1,000
Ask
Bid.
Ask
Sale Prices.
Sale
Registered
...1942
1st Ac ret Ss
1956
5s
1,221,000
99
"66% Sale"
1967
1968
1st 5s
78
72
1946
Sale
Sale
87 %
1st 8c tef 5 s
1951
789,000
2,884,000 Aluminum Co s f deb 5s..1952
5,000
Registered
1,763,000 Aluminum Ltd 5s.._.. ..1948
450,000 Amer Commonv» Pow 6s. 1940
Debenture 5 Vis
116,000
1953
76,000 Am Community Pow
1953
377,000 Amer Ac Continental 5«__1943
2,968,000 Amer Elec Pow deb 6s...1957
5,252,000 Amer Gas & Elec deb 5s ..2028
2,157,000 Amer Gas 8t Power 6s_...1939
5s
1953
3,123,000
American Power St Light
6s without warrants..2016
6,890,000
767,000 Amer Radiator deb 4 Vis.. 1947
2,924,000 Amer Rolling Mills 5s
1948
525,000 Amer Seating 6s.........1936
Sale
16.3 % Sale
"90% Sale'
67%
Sale"
Oct.
23
99
65% Oct.
4
Sale
50 % Sale
103% Sale
88
54 %
90% Sale
81% Sale
105
Sale
278,000 Appalachian Power 6s...2024
5s
1941
236,000
1956
3,266,000 Arkansas Pr Ac Lt 5s
2,000
Registered
4,112,000 Associated Elec 4ViS-1953
638,000 Assoc Gas St Elec 4H*
1948
6s—
1968
6,563,000
39,000
Registered
5Hi lnv ctfs
1938
1,043,000
12,000
Registered
6,564,000
4Hn series C
1949
1,000
Registered
5 Vis
1,105,000
1977
Cony deb 5s
1950
5,045,000
2,000
Registered
Sale
51
60
Jan.
25
55
69
66
59
Jan.
1
72% Oct.
87% Oct.
79% Oct.
103
92
Oct.
82% Oct.
105% Oct.
103% Oct.
Oct.
103% Oct.
93
Sale
90%
%
%
1%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
90
Oct.
11% Oct.
88% Oct.
90
Sale
28% Sale
26% Sale
49
Sale
90%
Sale
Sale
98 %
3,511,000 Appalachian El Pr 5s....1956
Sale
92% July
26
2
11% Sale
26 %
23
Oct.
78
99% Sale
28
Oct.
Oct.
26
13
% Oct.
15
Oct.
&
17
Oct.
Oct.
31
Oct.
2
91% Oct.
2
25
Oct.
27
Oct. 27 52%
Oct.
1 106
Oct.
2
92%
Oct.
1
58
81
106
24
25
31
Oct.
98% Oct.
29
Oct.
93
24% Oct.
48%
103%
87%
54%
Sale Prices
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
69% Oct.
81% Sale
91% Sale
88 % Sale
30% Sale
Prices.
68
82
1
Oct.
31
Oct.
6
Oct.
25
Oct.
Oct.
25
29
100% Oct.
13
86% Oct.
2 107% Oct.
25
2
Assoc
Co Ltd 5s
Assoc Tei Utll
Feb.
6
Oct.
25
76
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
69% Sale
66
Oct.
8
70
Oct.
25
57
73
Sale
36% Sale
18
10
"17% Sale'
37% Oct.
19% Oct.
19% Oct.
18% Oct.
11
24
11% Jan.
11% Jan.
20
Sale
20% Sale
19
Oct.
Oct.
24
13
Jan.
May
>
27
24
2
22
Jan.
Mar.
16%
Sale'
16%
Sale'
16
Oct.
27
18% Oct.
10
20 %
19
Sale
20
Sale
19
Oct.
29
21% Oct.
25
Sale
17% Sale
17% Oct. 29
19% Oct.
11
68% Sale
67% Sale
66
50
Sale
54% Sale
50
13%
Sale
15
18%
Oct.
11
91% Oct.
5
Oct.
1
68% Oct.
94% Oct.
55% Oct.
Sale
13% Oct.
13% Oct.
8
15
Sale"
17
Oct.
17
Oct.
78
Certificates of deposit
2-year 6% secured notes.*33
Certificates of deposit
Atlas Plywood 5Vis
1943
Oct.
5
1
29
18
22%
28%
19%
24%
19%
29%
25%
17%
29
5
15
Oct.
Oct.
2
18% Oct.
31
13
18% Oct.
30
27
80
Oct.
27
Jan.
11% Jan.
16% Jan.
53
Jan.
18
6
Aug. 13
Apr. 24
Mar. 12
Feb.
5
5
2
5
Feb.
6
Feb.
P
19% Feb.
12% Jan.
1965
5J4s__..._1944
zs*
73
Jan.
18
10
Oct. 25
Apr. 11
100% Oct.
88% July
108
25% Jan.
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
Sale
34%
16%
17%
18%
1
18 %
Vis A...1955
67%
16 106
8 92%
4 70
Jan.
59
102
67 %
29
Jan.26
88
97% Jan.
70% Jan.
47% Jan.
35 %
18
Rayon Corp 5s.... 1950
iffelep
Assoc Tel & Tel 5
69
40% Sept. 17
18
....
Assoc
26
5
3
July 18
July 17
95% Jan.
9 105% July 20
103% Oct. 13 103% Oct. 13
72
Jan.
2
93% July 20
2
Feb. 21
% July 26
2
Jan. 30
% Oct. 18
5
1% Sept. 17
5% Feb.
79
Jan.
4
1
93% May
Feb.
5
9% Mar. 13 20
73
Jan.
6
95% June 19
16% Jan.
2
34% June 11
14% Jan.
8 32% Apr. 27
Jan.
26
.....
1,004,000
148,000
1,785,000
2,359,000
1,545,000
290,000
205,000
240,000
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Sale Prices.
14 100% Sept. 19
2
July 13
2
July 18
4
80% July 21
2
Feb.
Feb.
May 18
Feb.
5
8
Feb.
6
Feb.
2
Feb.
June 18
75% Mar. 15
80% Jan.
9
42% Sept. 18
9% Jan. 10
98
60
Aug.
Mar.
22
Feb.
3
15
10
15
14
20%
26%
26%
80 %
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
July
19
16
16
25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
16
13
50% Jan.
4
3
3
Baldwin Locomotive Works
5,597,000
7,761,000
2,006,000
1,936,000
858,000
1,000
302,000
333,000
1,658,000
616,000
165,000
1,323,000
127,000
306,000
6s with warrants
1938
112
1st M 5s
ser
B
June
58 series C
Sale"
1
Sale
Sale
64% Oct.
109% Oct.
110% Oct.
112
Sale
Ill
Oct.
119% Sale
1957
...I960
66% Sale
75
Sale
111% Sale
111% Sale
117
Oct.
Bethlehem Steel 6s
1998
Blnghamton L H Ac P 5s..1946
Birmingham Elec 4 Vis
Birmingham Gas 5s
76 X
1959
98 %
Sale
102
Sale
1968
Oct.
51"" Sale'
Consol Gas 5s...1947
Broad River Power 5s A..1954
Buffalo Gen Elec 5s
74" Sale'
102% Jan.
11 111% Oct.
Oct.
1
101% Jan.
19
5
Sale
5Vis
Sale
97% Sale
102% Sale
110% Sale
75
Sale
77% Sale
112%
83
Sale
112%
Sale"
Sale
36% Jan.
103% Jan.
104% Jan.
109% June 12
81
102
104%
112
Oct.
13 107% Oct.
31
100
Oct.
40
68% Oct.
4
71
68
Oct.
1
71
62
Oct.
8
93
Oct.
1
64% Oct.
95% Oct.
Sale'
99% Oct.
5
54% Sale
23
33% Jan.
Oct.
29
62
10 100
Oct.
9
74
Jan.
5 104% Oct.
2
73
Oct.
Oct.
3
16
95
Jan.
1
Oct.
10
Sale
Sale
70
57
4
Oct.
Oct.
70
9
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
39% Sale
62%
Sale"
62%
80
Sale
40
Sale
46
Sale
78% Sale
37% Sale
37% Sale
108
100% Sale
Sale'
Sale
102
Sale
108
Sale
12 106% July
9
3
84% Apr. 24
62
Oct. 25
11
54% Jan.
25
46
Jan.
10
Jan.
19
Oct.
10
50
3
81
22
77% Oct.
42% Oct.
16
36% Oct.
a40% Oct.
62% Oct.
26
42% Oct.
4
3
52% Jan.
8
30% Jan.
41
July 30
4
30% Jan.
83
26
9 a40% Oct.
1
64% Oct.
9
37
1
Jan.
19
23
46% Jan.
Jan.
23
78
Oct.
30
81
Oct.
3
5
36
Oct.
24
40
Oct.
Oct.
1
57% Jan.
27% Jan.
27% Jan.
36% Oct. 24 40
5 112% Oct.
111% Oct.
1
5
9
4
20
106
Jan.
3
8 112
Oct.
24
105% Jan.
5
106% Oct. 10 108
Oct.
25
105
Oct.
8 108
Sept.
86
Jan.
9
Jan.
Jan.
6
5 107% Oct.
29
31
3 102% Oct.
25
85
2
29
24
72% Jan.
2
1
94% Oct.
08% Oct.
2
83
Oct.
24
94% Jan.
56% Jan.
36% Jan.
3
Oct.
2 112
107% Sale
110
107
Oct.
4
"47?? Sale"
49
Sale
5s series D
1962
Conn River Power 5s....1952
Consol Gas of Bait 5s.... 1939
109%
103]? Sale' 105%
"Sale'
Sale
109% Sale
1954
22
92
106% Oct.
84% Jan.
22
Jan.
3
51% Oct.
16
1
118% Oct.
30
112
13
107% Oct.
1
100
3 109% Oct.
19
1 105% Oct.
1 111
Oct.
30
26
104
Jan.
91% Jan.
104% Jan.
Oct.
4 112
Oct.
23
102
Jan.
107
107% Sale
103
Sale
105
Sale
20
19
Oct.
25
2
5
1
62% Feb.
104% July 11
July 13
July 13
106% Oct. 22
105% July 12
103% July
6
94% July 23
108% Oct. 24
1
87% May
106% Jan.
Oct.
111
101%
96 %
88 %
100%
100%
Oct.
July
8
June 19
57
Mar. 29 120% June 29
2 112% June 19
5 108
Jan.
Sept. 8
3
108% Oct.
103% Oct.
109% Oct.
Oct.
3 108% Oct.
24
105
Jan.
107%
102%
100%
100%
1 107%
Oct.
1 105%
Oct.
Oct. 30 101%
Oct. 30 101%
Consol G E L At P Bait—
23
3 109
2 108
22 106% Oct.
1 102% Oct.
117% Sale
1956
IIP.
HI*
92
Oct.
1954
Jan.
33
106% Oct.
99% Oct.
99% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
June 18
55
86% July 13
Apr. 26
Apr. 26
13
105
107%
78%
46%
117%
July 30
4
53% May
June 29
47%
68%
29
16
102% Sale'
101% Sale
Oct.
41
3 108
107% Sale
90
Apr. 21
Apr. 24
52% Apr. 27
Oct.
34% Oct. 22 38% Oct.
99% Oct. 10 102% Oct.
105% Oct.
Jan.
Sale
81% Sale
25
53% Feb. 26
Sale"
93% Sale
107% Sale
Feb.
10 91% July 13
3 100% Sept.24
100
107% Sale
193?
Jan.
105%
Com'w'lth Subsid 5 Vis A. 1948
Community Pow At Lt 5s. 1957
Conn Ltg 8c Pow 7s A
1951
1981
62
52% Feb. 20
45% Feb. 16
Sept.
75% Oct.
36% Oct.
Ill
"91V? Sale"
...1970
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
55
1981
P 4Vis_..1935
Jan.
69% Oct.
751
38i
41 %
May
8
Apr. 28
2
98% Aug.
102% July 17
77
May 16
61% Feb. 21
68
Jan.
91
Oct.
89
57 %
68
Jan.
49% Oct.
46
71
%H
1?*
31
90% Sale
99% Oct.
70
19
11
47% Sale
103% Oct.
May
29
Oct.
Sale
Sale
76% Apr. 28
74% Apr. 28
35
Sale
1962
1969
6
Jan.
31
32
...1960
8
16
Feb.
52
22
30% Oct.
31% Oct.
31% Sale
Sale
104% Sale
1954
series B
107% July
41% Jan.
2
89 %
..1956
4 Vis series C
5
94% May 29
63% Mar. 14
19
25
Oct.
Sale
Registered
P
Oct.
lit#
30
41
54
Sale
1937
5Vis series G
16
30
23
23
Oct.
Oct.
19
34
47 %
Commonw Edison 4 Vis.
1957
5s series A
...1953
4Vis series E
Apr.
90
Apr.
78% July
Apr.
Jan.
27
59
Commeri und Privat
4ha series C
Aug. 24
Mar. 28
117
47% Jan.
52% Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
35
1939
5s series B
10
29
55% Oct.
59% Oct.
35
Oct.
10
1954
Bank 5 Vis
Oct.
64% Oct.
1 102
2
52% Oct.
1961
57
26
85
77% Oct.
2 113% Oct.
2
22
67% Oct.
.....
page
25
Oct.
3
55% Sale
...1950
5s
Jan.
Jan.
85% Oct.
17
1
Sale
112
102% Jan.
70% Jan.
52% Jan.
74% Apr.
103
Feb.
76% Jan.
37% July
.....
Cleve Elec Ilium 5s
5s series B
4Vis series G
128,000
4Vis series H
164,000
1st ref s f 4s
2,266,000
871,000 Consol G E L At
4 hs stamped
178,000
98% Oct.
2 103
Oct.
2 110% Oct.
Oct.
99 %
Sale
1966
150,000
1,094,000
4Vi
83% Oct.
74% Oct.
1
Jan.
Jan.
70
Cities Service P At L 5 Vis. 1952
5 Vis gold deb
1949
5Vi
Oct.
Oct.
1935
6,758,000
2,897,000
185,000
4s series
109
Jan.
40% Jan.
62
94% Sale
31
8
30 112
Oct.
3 108% Oct.
Oct.
101% Jan.
118% Aug.
105
106
Sale
5
13
Oct.
104
108% Oct.
72% Oct.
9
64% Sale
62 %
93
Feb.
July
1
24
16 112
107% Sale
70%
itw
51
82% Oct.
38% Oct.
02% Sale
68 % Sale
68 % Sale
137
Oct.
76% Jan.
96% Oct.
102% Oct.
Sale
57
1
107% Oct.
110
64% Oct.
2
Sale
102%
24,000
Registered
1,731,000 Cities Service Gas 5 Vis-.1943
1,000
Registered
682,000 Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 6s_1943
31
Oct.
Oct.
109
l09%
1939
Chicago Dlst El Generating
4Vis series A
...1970
Deb
77
1956
1st Ac ref 5s
1,335,000 Cities Service 5s
2,000
Registered
Conv deb 5s
21,479,000
see
22
1 111% Oct.
98% Oct.
51
Boston
Chicago Junction Rys Ac
99,000
Union Stock Yards 5s.. 1940
322,000 Chic Pneum Tool 5Vis...1942
913,000 Chic Rys 5s ctfs of dep.. 1927
335,000 Cincinnati Street Ry 5Visl952
6s series B
209,000
...1955
(for footnotes
29 112% Oct.
94
Oct.
29
112% Sept. 11
112% Sept.24
118% Aug. 23
122% May 23
102% Oct. 27
70% Apr. 26
60
Apr. 23
108% June 19
78% Oct. 22
63
2,751,000 Cent 111 Pub Serv 4 Vic F.1967
58 series E
694,000
.......1956
5s Series G
1,392,000
........1968
3,000
Registered
328,000
4Vis series H
1981
565,000 Cent Maine Pow 4Vis E..1957
5s series D
632,000
1955
350,000 Cent Ohio Lt Ac Pr 5s A..1950
1,129,000 Central Power 5s ser D..1957
4,721,000 Central Pow Ac Lt 5s.....1956
3,490,000 Cent States Elec 5s
1948
506,000
5Vis without warrants. 1954
2,605,000 Cent States Pr Ac Lt 5 Vis. 1953
1,632,000
1,249,000
1,126,000
982,000
1,000
1,611,000
1,450,000
8,964,000
1,885,000
1,832,000
2,340,000
37,000
53,000
206,000
196,000
2,585,000
132,000
245,000
57
Registered
801,000 Canada Nor Power 5s.... 1953
1,538,000 Canadian Nat Rys 7s
1935
3,853,000 Canadian Pacific Ry 6s.. 1942
233,000 Capital Admin 5s A x W..1953
4,524,000 Carolina Pr Ar Lt 5s
1956
10,000
Registered
728,000 Cedar Rap Mfg Ac Pow 5s. 1953
721,000 Cent Arizona L Ac P 5s
I960
403,000 Central German Pow 6s.. 1934
248,000 Cent Illinois Light 5s
1943
3,027,000
935,000
Sale
109%
111%
111%
6s without warrants...1938
Bell Tel of Canada 5s_._ .1955
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
25
5
16
103% Jan.
93
Jan.
100% Oct.
100% Oct.
10 109% June 28
8 105% June 25
Oct. 26
16 111
4 114
22
5
4
30
July 23
109% July
19
2
July
106% July 16
6
103% Apr.
30 103% Feb.
7
110'
NEW
Nov., 1934]
NEW YOBK
In
Jan. 1.
Oct. 31 1934
BONDS
$
$
{Continued)
Lowest.
Ask
Ask. Bid.
312,000
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
1943
Registered..........—
2,548,000
1,000
5# Oct.
5# Sale
43# Sale
1943
6H1 with warrant*
1st 8c coll 6a aer %
6# Oct.
53# Oct.
1
Oct.
2
18
33# Jan.
I
80,000
11,000
2,515,000
1,652,000
9,289,000
1,279,000
1,000
111,000
1,493,000
1,692,000
321,000
36,000
1,949,000
356,000
699,000
"l",666
220,000
115,000
628,000
8,000
1,000
28,000
92,000
158,000
32,000
10,000
146,000
25,000
46,000
C
<
104"" Sale'
<
107
..1952
Oct.
3
95
Oct.
19
55
Oct.
3
69# Oct.
29
35# Oct.
103# Oct.
105# Oct.
11
Oct,
25
3
104
Sale
..1950
87# Sale
-1947
94# Sale
3# Sale
..1952
25-yr
s
85# Sale
96# Sale
Oct.
.1952
—...
Ctfs of deposit
101# Sale
al02# Sale
.1937
—
A
1967
Sale
2030
Sale
Sale
100
37# Sale
1938
64# Sale
1952
62
11
23
64# Sale
53# Sale
15
1
23
10
3
1
2
79
85
1,827,000
9
10
Oct.
22
35# Oct.
10# Jan.
Oct.
1
15 100# Oct.
100
25
31
Oct.
13
82# Oct.
83# Oct.
3
83# Oct.
19
Oct.
Oct.
50# Oct.
24
62
Oct.
Oct.
73
98
Oct.
17
19
1
70
8
65# Oct.
20
1
31,000
1,408,000
6,395,000
383,000
2,457,000
4,418,000
178,000
379,000
71,000
80,000
35,000
877,000
623,000
632,000
2,022,000
168,000
25
22
80
Jan.
2 100# Apr. 30
Sale
46# Oct.
10
50
Oct.
29
Jan.
4
54
June
87# Oct.
1
54# Oct. 24
90
Oct.
90
Oct.
33# Oct.
36
Jan.
42
Jan.
2 # May 31
18# Jan.
4
35
Sale
96
Sale
89# Oct.
..1961
87
Oct.
25
58# Octi
1
Oct.
17
95
Oct.
Oct.
4 96
8 103# Oct.
16 103# Oct.
63
29
11
101# Oct.
Sale
71# Sale
68# Oct.
58# Oct.
73
Oct.
25
17
53# Jan.
47#„Oct., -1
93# Oct. 11
90# Oct.
~
55# Oct.
96# Oct.
93# Oct.
16
34
23
77# Jan.
17
69
92
Oct.
25
68# Jan.
74
Oct.
22
101# Oct. 30 101# Oct.
103# Oct. 16 103# Oct.
3
78
Oct.
76
Oct.
2 47# Oct.
45# Oct.
Oct.
53
Oct. 10 58
2
101# Oct.
2
24
62
Florida Pow Corp 5#s A
69
Florida Power 8c Lt
59# Sale
62#
47# Sale
52# Sale
1979
5s-_1954
94
1956
1941
Gatineau Power 5s
6a
Sale
Sale
Sale
71# Sale
Corp—
46# Sale,
Gen Pub Utilities 6Hs A.1956
46
Sale
1948
Gen Rayon Ltd 6a A.
88
Oct.
71
90#
1941
series B
96
Sale
92# Sale
Gen Bronze conv deb 6s. 1940
3,305,000
1,155,000
...1938
6s with warrants
1938
6s without warrants
90
Oct*.
118# Sale
83#
119# Sale
93# Sale
107,000
52,000
6s with warr Aug
15...1937
Ctfs of deposit
...
1,357,000 Gen Wat Wks & El St A.. 1943
1967
6,229,000 Georgia Power ref 5s
1978
764,000 Georgia Pow 8c Lt 5s
2
2
38 #
54 #
40
54# Sale
77# Sale
55# Sale
55# Sale
79# Sale
53# Sale
4
4
Jan.
60
9
74# July
12
80
Mar. 24
71
9
Apr. 13
67# Apr. 28
97
July 16
93# Oct. 17
92
Oct. 25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
82
Apr. 21
103# Apr. 23
105# July 19
82# Aug.
6
56
June 28
30
102# Jan.
64
Jan.
25# Jan.
45
Feb.
118# Oct.
93
Oct.
1 122
Oct.
26
98# Jan.
2
96
Oct.
24
85
4# Oct.
4# Oct.
53# Oct.
3
23
8
77
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
23
31
31
53
Oct,
1
30
4#
4#
55#
79#
57
Oct.
4
40
Jan.
Oct.
4 43
1 104# Oct.
2 79# Oct.
22
17
31
30
73
Jan.
Sept. 1
Jan. 13 104# July
15 81# July
70
95
Gen Vending Corp—
3,000
1,000
66,000
487,000
42,000
95
Oct. 29
96
Oct. 30
103# Oct. ~ 26
103# Oct. 24
56# Jan.
62# Oct.
103# Oct.
1957
1st 7s without warr
58# Oct.
1
10
Jan. 13
3Vj ay
2
86
26
103# Sale
103# Sale
4
25
42
73# Jan.
!
Sept. 13
89# Jan.
93
Jan.
:
30
101# Sale
103# Sale
58.1948
T 5c R Cal 5s..l942
General Refractories—
178,000
70,000
Apr. 21
Sept. 20 88
Jan. 13 102# July 11
Oct.
208,000
5% serial notes.......1935
436,000
5% serial notes
....1936
172,000 Gen Pub Serv Co 5s... ..1953
14,000
24,000
4,000
197,000
19,000
72
Oct. 19
Aug.
8
July 13
Apr. 26
92# Oct.
1961
6s
Motors Accept
75
50
1967
6s stamped..—
6s
70
10
Mtge 8c Int..
Firestone Cotton Mills
Gen
85
89# Oct.
69
First Bohemian Glass Wks
145",660
25
Mar. 14
103# Mar. 17
51# Apr. 19
85
Apr. 14
86# May 11
15
4
25# Jan.
62
Jan. 15
64
Jan. 11
7
66# Feb.
35
Jan. 22
3
46# Jan.
3
46# Jan.
19
Oct.
Oct.
85
3
Aug. 28
July 14
95# Oct.
33# Sale
Firestone
Jan.
15 103
10 105
6
8
25
25
Sale
Sale
Sale
87# Sale
58# Sale
Bank
2
Jan.
Finland Residential Mtge
290,000
2,873,000
Jan.
67
86
98
Without warrants
1,030,000
Feb.
10
2
72
761,000
70,000
47,000
2,959,000
10,000
230,000
190,000
108,000
Feb.
5
2
Jan.
16
2
May
7
19
# Jan.
# Aug. 16
8
39# Oct.
83# Oct.
70'
63
8 101
10
9
11
23
3 104# Oct.
Oct.
8
91# July 23
Oct. 25
10 106
9
85# Apr. 24
8 92# July 19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1 102
Oct.
27 106# June 20
5 110
Apr. 25
2 108# Oct. 16
91
7s Series C
713,000
Sale
1953
6Hs with warrants
uropean
19
10
81
83# Sale
6H«.
8
21# Oct.
100#
37#
17
9
# Oct.
# Oct.
101# Oct.
104# Jan.
102# Jan.
65
Jan.
92# Jan.
57# Jan.
73
Jan.
84# Jan.
25
10
103
1954
8-1935
.
.102
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
deposit
f deb 7s.
1 106
5
81#
87#
97#.
3#
3#
#
#
Jan.
99
18
16
93# Oct.
3
18
Oct.
Oct.
1 108#
2
87#
Oct.
Oct.
84
25
29
22 106# Oct.
3 109# Oct.
84# Oct.
105
Sale
..1946
Ctfs of
107
77
105
..1949
6s series A.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
108
108# Sale
45
15 104# Oct.
3 107# Oct.
9
96
Oct.
Oct.
106
Sale
..1959
1,040,000
183,660
2
24
90
..1949
5s *41
280,000
354,000
89,000
5,000
2
16
Sale
<
1,230,000
3,531,000
49,000
16
94
93
6s series A.
Jan.
70
Sale
.1946
5s.
180,000
196,000
29,000
96,000
62,000
90# Sale
1940
<
537,000
2,153,000
12,498,000
11,000
26,000
Sale
Sale
1
67# Sale
(
1,186,000 1
951,000
—
47
70
18
Oct.
99#
<
25
89
25
July 23
Sept.22
Sept. 22 70
6 107# Oct. 25
94# Jan.
2 105# July 20
102# Jan.
4
57
Apr. 20
36# Jan.
101
Oct. 16 104# Apr. 24
2
2 101# Oct.
101# Oct.
Mar. 17
9
2# Sept. 14
2 100# July 24
85
Jan.
2
96
Apr. 24
73# Jan.
50
Aug. 13 80# June 18
Jan. 25
9
50
35
Aug.
2 104# May 18
Jan.
98
Jan. 16 107# July 16
193
Oct. 29
5 96
Jan.
18
25
3
105
103
Registered.
179,000
146,000
7,000
1,000
117,000
31,000
104
.1936
48# Sale
1,449,000
315,000
717,000
1,501,000
1,324,000
157,000
63,000
12,000
4,000
16,000
75,000
594,000
14,000
15,000
3,000
1,000
73,000
411,000
(
1st 8c ret St..
Oct.
107# Oct.
1 104# Oct.
Oct.
Oct. 29
49# Oct.
Oct. 16 101# Oct.
101
2 101# Oct.
101# Oct.
2
5# Oct.
3# Oct.
8
99# Oct.
98#. Oct.
Oct.
70
107# Sale
c
(
135,000
415,000
999,000
9,000
22,000
58,000
72,000
35,000
60,000
109,000
143,000
stamped
7#%
9
63
—..1936
...1939
stamped
13
Apr. 20
53# Oct. 18
40# Jan. 25
5# Sept. 25
18
40# Jan.
42
Sale
49
1.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31
Oct.I
Bid.
c
24,000
243,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
to
cuan EXCHANGE
Since
53
CURB EXCHANGE
Low from
July 1 1933
aggregate sales.
October
YORK
29
5
58# May
Mar. 13
99
2# Jan.
4
9
Jan.
Jan.
9
2
62
2
40
59# Jan."
7
2 146# Apr. 21
4
10
Aug.
4
Mar. 19
7# Mar. 19
June 26
84# Apr. 20
65
Feb.
5
Gesfuerel—
6s without warrants—.1953
855,000
981,000 Gillette Safety (Iszor 5s. 1940
...1965
5,683,000 Glen Alden Coal 4s
Gobel (Adolf) 6H» ser A. 1935
60,000
115,000
560,000
52,000
12,000
k
30
93
With warrants
30# Oct.
70
95
792,000
77,000
Godchaux Sugars 7#s—_ 1941
53
103# Sale
78# Sale
103#
Sale
79# Sale
103# Oct.
77# Oct.
Sale
75
Oct.
30
Oct.
13
105
75
Oct.
30 106# Oct.
22
34
Oct.
81
Grand (F & W) Properties—
'
163",606
35,000
119,000
38,000
93,000
4,000
568,000
854,000
867,000
995,000
749,000
696,000
337,000
15,000
272,000
105,000
256,000
13,000
241,000
2,521,000
1,795,000
1,753,000
150,000
4,000
21,000
286.000
128,000
418,000
1,691,000
194,000
596,000
109,000
267,000
710,000
1,526,000
19,000
14,000
5,000
112,000
272,000
81,000
121.000
195,000
67,000
"7",660
65,000
47,000
80,000
48,000
95,000
85,000
213,000
406,000
455,000
899,000
2,050,000
1948
7
Grand Trunk Ry 6H»—1936
Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
98
Great Northern Pow 5s.. 1935
93#
93#
Conv deb 6s
Sale
105#. Sale
85# Sale
63
100
Sale
104#
80#
98#
103#
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
40# Oct.
11
13 105# Oct.
5
85# Oct.
30
2
2 100#
22
31
Guantanamo Ac W Ry 6s.1958
Guardian Investors Corp—
10
24
Oct.
...1948
24
35
Oct.
10
58
series A
Gulf Oil of Pa deb 5s
105# Sale
104# Sale
1937
Sinking fund deb 5s...1947
97
1956
62
1961
104# Sale
105# Sale
55
Hackensack Water 5s A..1977
5s
1938
106# Sale
98
Gulf States Util 5s
4 H* series
B
Hall Printing 5 Ha A
Hamburg Elec Co 7s
1947
1935
Hamburg El & Und Ry 5 #8*38
Hood Rubber 7s
1936
Oct 15 1936
5Ha
Houston Gulf Gas 6Ha—1943
1943
6s
Houston Lt 8c Pr St A...1953
88*
60
80
Idaho Power Co 5s.......1947
Illinois Central RR 6s...1937
...1957
Illinois Nor Util 5s
Illinois Pow Ac L
5H*
5Ha series "B"
6s series A
5s series C
For footnotes see page 57.
1957
1954
......1953
.......
1956
103#
6
12
2 105
Oct.
2 106# Oct.
24
101
Jan.
Jan.
17
9
Jan.
Oct.
24
66
29
63
Jan.
2 105# Oct.
2 -.08# Oct.
25
99
41
85
■
31
72# Oct.
24
6
4
35# Oct.
81
Oct.
27
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
23
105# Oct. 25
108# Oct. 23
83
Apr. 21
70# July
23
27
27
7
21
3
15
29
9
48
Feb. 16
6 105# June 16
10 106# June 18
3
92# Apr. 24
85
Oct. 29
6
Jan.
90
75
104#
100#
101#
107#
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
68#
88
Sale
53
Sale
75
100# Jan.
102# Sale
103# Sale
103# Sale
104# Oct.
100
Oct.
100# Oct.
103# Oct.
61
Jan.
Aug.
82
Feb.
28
Sept.
70#
Jan.
83
Apr. 14
Mar. 21
Oct.
9
66
Jan.
81
5
68# Oct.
30
1
88
Oct.
30
31
42
Jan.
Jan.
11*
88
1 106# Oct.
26
13
75
2 102# Oct.
18
Oct.
18
31 107# Oct.
1
3 104
Jan.
9
Jan.
5
Jan.
8
Oct. 31
98
June 21
49# Jan.
9
93#
82#
81#
103#
100
66# Sale
65
Sale
Oct.
27
66# Oct.
1
107
105# Oct.
64
Oct.
42
103
78
86
79
102
57# Sale
46
67
48
70# Sale
64# Sale
Sale
58# Sale
69# Sale
73
66
Sale
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3 105# Oct.
23
80# Oct.
1 103
Oct.
June
13
Oct.
30
106# Oct.
26
103
104
June 12
Oct. 18
118# Apr. 10
98
June 21
56
Mar. 14
Jan.
16
18
87# Jan.
25
78
Oct.
10 105# Oct.
23
16
93# Apr. 26
12 103# Aug.
9
10
66
Apr. 27
6
75
Apr. 30
57# Oct.
66
Oct.
1
60# Oct.
2
69# Oct.
17
82# Jan.
37
Jan.
47# Jan.
70
Oct.
2
73# Oct.
Jan.
8
78# May
62
Oct.
10
31
17
43# Jan.
8
70
102
Sale
67
Oct.
19
27
11
15 110# June 30
3 107
Oct. 27
103# Feb.
70
48
Jan.
3
Apr. 23
5 69# Apr. 23
50
Jan.
104
100#
42#
99# Jan.
Oct.
4
20
41#
82#
32#
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
88# Apr.
101
Aug.
108
June
27
Sept.
41
106
Jan.
9
98
40#
Apr. 14
6 85
9 106# Oct. 22
16
Jan.
16# Jan.
100# Jan.
70
Jan.
93# Jan.
94# Jan.
36# Oct.
23
16
10
54
63# Sale
55
81*
Sept.
Jan.
105# Oct.
106# Oct.
63
Oct.
75
73
29#
40
57# Jan.
31# Oct.
68# Sale
65
79
60,000 Hungarian Ital Bank 7Ha '63
Hydraulic Power of Niagara
Falls 1st 8c ref 5s
1950
91,000
Ref & improvement 5s. 1951
102,000
787,000 Hygrade Food 6s ser A ..1949
6s series B.—
1949
306,000
Sale
50
28
...1978
4#s series D__
88
104# Oct.
104# Oct.
86# Oct.
83
Oct.
25
Oct.
15 106# Oct.
6
24
Oct.
Gt West Power Calif 5s—1946
4Ha series E—
1981
171,000 Hud Bay Min 8c Smelt 6s.1935
1,000 Hughes Tool Co 5H8—1936
615,000
1,481,000
632,000
1,579,000
1,191,000
3,215,000
3,876,000
39
6
Ctfs of deposit....
94
52
7
Apr. 28
V
54
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
In
October
10,000
64,000
59,000
BONDS
429,000
233,000
874,000
46,000
481,000
163,000
443,000
A..1947
66
Sale
72
Sale
45
55
Sale
59
Sale
Indiana Gen Service 5s__1948
93
Indiana Hydro-Elec 5a A. 1958
Indiana & Mich El 5a
1957
44
1955
.....
--1—
"35% Sale*
23%
lat lien & ref 5a
1963
Indianapolis Gaa 5a A--. 1952
Sale
"95% Sale"
22
68
L 5a
A—1957
Incercontinenta Power Co—
Deb 6a without warr
1948
499,000 Int Pow Sec 6%a aerlea C.1955
854,006
1,284,666
520,600
aerlea
E
.1957
7a aerlea P
1952
International Salt 5s
1951
60
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
59
31
25
20 105% Oct.
8
61
Oct.
47
98
Jan.
47
91
Jan.
Jan.
31
71
Jan.
24
25% Jan.
24% Jan.
3
71
Jan.
4
76
Jan.
3
36* Oct.
24
Oct.
Oct.
13
2
Oct.
97% Oct.
3
11
30
2% Oct.
3
83%
104%
43
63% Sale
Interatate Iron 8t St'l 5%a *46
InteratateNat Gaa 6a
1936
53%
88
Oct.
Oct.
82
Sale
62% Sale
87
Oct.
24
84% Oct.
3
103% Oct.
61% Oct.
Sale
79
11
9
2 104% Oct.
53
Sale
56
Sale
26
39%
Sale
40%
Sale
871,000
1,629,000
Sale
53% Sale
48% Sale
5s series D
1956
41
52
4%a aerlea F
1958
42
46% Sale
56,000
111,600
1,568,006
Without warrants
Iowa-Nebraska LAP 5a__1957
436,000
5a Series B
1961
1,043,000 Iowa Pow A Lt 4%a A...1958
1,152,666
461,060
9,000
56
31
41 % Jan.
6
25
28% Jan.
9
25
47% July 28
42% Jan
2
64
Feb.
25
61
Feb.
5
24
67
89% Oct.
24
10
53% Oct.
49% Oct.
1
9
67
88
Oct.
Oct.
18
86
29
83% Sale
82
Oct.
83
82% Oct.
1,284,000
196,000
2,000
114,000
258,000
72,000
2,009,000
110,000
1,218,000
4,336,000
316,000
1952
72
93"" Sale'
70
11" Sale"
93
98% Sale
Oct.
Oct.
\
1942
Without warranta
13,000
46,000
70,000
29,000
149,000
121,000
41,000
16.000
79,000
230,000
142,000
13,000
31,000
11,000
*6,000
188,000
Jacksonville Gaa 5a
1942
Jamaica Wat Sup 5%s A.1955
Jersey Cent P A L 5s B...1947
4» series C
1961
Jones & Laughlin Steel 5s *39
70%
102%
290, 000 Kansas Gas A Elec 6a....2022
...1947
561, 000 Kansas Power 5s A
621. 000 Kansas Pow A Lt 5s B...1957
252 000
6s series A
1955
1,228 000 Kentucky Utilities 5s
5s
1,127, 000
294 000
6Ha series D
206
584,
2,400
1,840,
438,
•:
666
514* series P
1969
1961
1948
....1955
000 Kimberly Clark 5s A
1943
666 Koppers Gaa A C deb 5s.1947
000
Sale
94
10
67
6
26
87% Oct.
63% Jan.
8
25
64
Jan.
9
98% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
30
89% Apr. 30
89% Apr. 28
98% Oct. 30
11
1
Jan.
23
80
15
58
Jan.
2
1
79
9
70
Sept. 20
Oct.
2
81% Oct.
Oct.
15
69% Oct.
10
41% Oct.
7--121,666
2026
112,000
1,291,000 Manitoba Power 514o
Without
warranta
5
60% Jan.
8
Oct.
25
73
103
Sale
103% Oct.
30
8
4
6,000
125,000
65,000
147,000
15l",000
41,000
13,000
98,000
67,000
232,666
358,000
153,000
8
3
61
Oct.
17
84% Jan.
45% Jan.
10
68
Mar. 19
1
61% Oct.
17
47
Jan.
3
68
Mar. 14
Sale
1
74
Oct.
17
58
Jan.
9
58
51
Jan.
2
Apr. 24
Apr. 21
99
Oct.
Oct.
17
98
3
3
65
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
§8*
73
25
88% Jan.
4
99
Oct.
97% Oct.
100% Oct.
2 100
Oct.
19
82% Jan.
3 100
Oct.
25
19
2
102% Oct.
2 104% Oct.
2 102% Oct.
31
84% Jan.
2 102% Oct.
31
59% Sale
58% Sale
55
67
73
99
Sale
50
82%
99% Sale
102% Sale
103
Oct.
101% Oct.
2
89
9
87% Jan.
50
68
Sale
85
Sale
67
101
91
54
Oct.
69% Oct.
101
Oct.
Sale
94
94
103
92% Sale
Oct.
5
84% Oct.
16
93
Jan.
61 % Jan.
Oct.
67%
94%
96%
90%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
17
30
70
22%
63% Sale
94
Sale
29
28
Oct.
31
65
Mar.
25
13
8
76
97
Apr. 26
25
54% Jan.
68% Jan.
82% Jan.
94% Oct.
25
67
6
29
89
Jan.
12 104% Aug.
107% Oct.
1
102
Jan.
18 108
3 106% Oct.
6 104% Oct.
5 104
Oct.
31
4
102
101
104% Sale"
93% Sale
55
Sale
100
Oct.
Oct.
100% Oct.
92
99
100% Sale
96% Sale
Oct.
Oct.
54% Oct.
1
29
99% Sale
69
65
1933
5% Sale
95% Jan.
94% Jan.
68% Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
25
90
25
82
63% Oct.
2
365,666
394,006 New
50
70
31
16
66
73
Jan.
4
69% Oct.
9
11
6% Oct.
2
Oct.
25
6
11
11
1
62
Oct.
1
105% Oct.
1
Sale
95% Sale
Sale
91
Oct.
1
100% Oct.
3
84% Oct.
60% Oct.
30
2
67
Oct.
2
95
Oct.
9
94
100% Sale
65% Oct.
108% Oct.
3
Oct.
Oct.
1
104% Oct.
104% Sale
1
100
95% Oct.
1
29
26
84%
64% Jan.
29
48% Jan.
95
9
90% Jan.
11 100
3
89
Jan.
11
29
96% Jan,
70% Jan.
37
Jan.
6
88
Oct.
25
Oct.
104% Oct.
104
Sale
69% Sale
60% Sale
7%
...2022
Z9*
83
35
54
101
3% Oct.
62
Sale
Sale
104
Sale
100%
99% Sale"
96%
105% Sale' 107
Sale
105%
84
Sale
80%
72~" Sale" 66
Sale
64%
85
34
Sale'
33%
33}
Sale
Sale
46
Sale
101
Sale
57% Sale
o
60% Sale
67% Sale
100
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
109% Oct.
1
23
26
4% Oct.
1
105% Oct.
105% Oct.
Oct.
68% Oct.
59% Oct.
5% Oct.
22
74
26
64% Oct.
7% Oct.
26
23 101
5 100
2
Oct.
29
72
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5 101
Sale
65
Sale
45% Sale
25
Sale
Sale
55% Oct.
3
58
55
55
Oct.
Oct.
3
3
Oct.
2
58
58
65
70
45% Oct.
31% Oct.
2
46% Oct.
8
34
60
Oct.
25
39% Jan.
15
25
39
17
17
6
24
Feb.
16
Jan.
98
Jan.
98
Jan.
57
Jan.
47% Jan.
77
Jan.
91 % Jan.
43
Jan.
57
Jan.
85
Jan.
1
Aug. 29
5
3% Oct.
98
20
15
5
56
6
90% June 21
30
58
May
1
104% Jan. 22 111% Aug. 23
103% Jan. 23 111% Aug. 22
5% Oct.
31
Apr.
99
Apr. 11
107% June 13
2
97% Jan.
25
June 23
3 101
Jan.
Jan.
1
107% Oct.
84
61
47
6
Oct.
Oct.
6
3
11
Oct.
58% Oct.
50
32%
18
23 110% Oct.
16
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
95
Oct.
105% Sale
105% Sale
40
105% Oct.
109
4% Sale
105% Sale
Jan.
23
17
84
4
Jan.
Aug.
54
Oct.
11
109% Oct.
73
100
6
Apr.
9
Aug. 24
July 10
Aug. 30
10% Feb. 19
75
Apr. 12
108% Oct. 29
95% Oct. 26
MS* Apr. 18
80
Aug. 3
89% July 20
§?*• July 10
72
July 18
60
Jan,
93% Jan.
88
62% Oct.
68% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
109% Sale
Oct.
5
June
10% Feb. 19
10% Feb. 19
10% Feb. 19
Oct.
15
49
109% Sale
109% Sale
5
Oct.
2 101
86% Sale
Jan.
5% Oct.
5
.
96%
90%
101%
75
5% Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
53%
79
43% Oct.
Amsterdam Gas 5s..1948
9
July 20
98% July 19
104
Feb.
Oct.
5
Mar. 15
70% Apr.
82% Jan.
74
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
3,239,000 New Eng G A Elec Assn 5sl947
1,380,000
5a
1948
3,801,000
Conv deb 5a
1950
3,351,000 New Engl Pow Assn 6s...1948
3,008,000
Deb 5 % •
1954
3,321,000 New Orleans Pub Serv 4>4" *35
778,606
6a series A
1949
For footnotes see page
Feb.
67% July 17
69
70
Oct.
60% Sale
96%
1948
2
July
40
Oct.
67% Sale
May 1 1935
_
Oct.
June 13
9 104
1
6
94% Sale
..1956
99
62
10
13
19
15 102% July 24
24
6
1955
6a.
38% Jan.
97% July
31
93
Oct.
3
89% Oct.
30 100% Oct.
23
1944
1981
90% Oct.
87% Oct.
76
Nassau A Suffolk Ltg 5s. 1945
Nat Pow A Lt Oa^A"
2026
Deb 5s series B
2030
Nebraska Power 6a
4Ha
31
26
100% Sale
1957
582,606 Nelsner Bros Realty
3,521,666 Nevada Calif Elec 5s
Jan.
Jan.
2
Oct.
68
Oct.
91
3,221,000 Nat Pub Serv 5a C O D...1978
1,276,000
Oct.
65% Sale
105% Sale
1,887,000 NarraganaettElecCo5s..l95?
notes
29
27
5
Missouri Pub Serv 5a A—1947
5% gold
93% Oct.
101% Oct.
10 96% Oct.
5% Oct.
1951
5s series B__
13 106% July
3 107% July
25
Sale
6
Monongahela West Penn Pub
2,365,000
Service 514* B
1953
29,000 Montana Dakota Pow 5%a '34
855,000 Montreal L H A P 5a"A".1951
738,000
5s series B
1970
Munaon Steamship Line
240,000
6>4s with warrants
1937
949,000
Sale
1934
5s ctfs of dep.......
1935
239,000 Midland Valley RR 5s
1943
243,000 Milwaukee G L 414*
1967
2,022,000 Minneapolis Gas Lt 4%s.l950
441,000 Minneapolis Gen El 5s
1934
975,000 Minn Pow A Lt 4%s
1978
658,000
1st A ref 5s
1955
1,309,000 Mississippi Pow 5s
1955
2,687,000 Miss Power A Light 5a...1957
542,660
69,666
2,202,600
3,799,666
Oct.
7
2
8 109% July 11
12 107% June 22
25
5% Oct.
541,666
767,060
99
July
99% Jan.
94% Jan.
31
104% Oct.
94% Oct.
25 101
102
17
Oct.
62
1932
674,000 Miss River Power 5a
644,000 Missouri P & L 5%a A
99
94% Apr. 12
Oct.
90% Sale
89% Sale
99% Sale
Sale
6
25
5
94% Oct.
105
7
9
Jan.
34
Memphis P A L 5 saer A__ 1948
Met Edison 4s series E...1971
2,625,000
1st mtge 5s aerlea P..1962
346,000 Middle Sts Petrol 614a A.1945
Oct.
Oct.
104% Oct.
Sale
Mississippi River Fuel—
329,000
68 with warrants
288,000
Without warrants
3 101% July 26
89
July 10
Oct.
64
68
638,666
9
75% Feb. 14
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
97
99
60
Sale
9
Sale
99% Sale
5s
1955
McCallum Hosiery 614a._1941
McCord Rad A Mfg 6a
1943
528,000
105% Sept. 26
8 102% Oct.
Jan.
26
100% Oct.
79
99
5a ctfs of dep
5s ctfs of dep.....
5a ctfs of dep
4
107% Sale
106% Sale
Sale
94
8A*
'90
96"" Sale'
100
50
28
28
96% Sale
107% Sale
105% Sale
102% Sale
100*
13
80% Oct.
80% Sale
54%
1946
308,000
Jan.
103% Oct. 30
5
National Tea Co—
63,000
22,000
88,000
28,000
183,000
16,000
251,000
119,000
231,000
254,000
230,000
113,000;
29,000,
Oct.
54% Sale
54% Sale
Middle West Util—
13,000
103,000
101
Jan.
53% Oct.
53% Oct.
66% Oct.
46
1941
1,438,000
4,000
671,000
582,000
1,054,000
18
86% Apr. 18
99% July 20
Oct.
97
92
7s without warranto
1,296,000 Maas Gas Co 514*
22
June
74
§§*
57,666
Oct.
90
2
Long Island Ltg 6a
1951
5 108
16
45%
54%
8
Jan.
Oct.
94% Sale
Mansfield Mln A Sm (Germ)
7a with warranta
1941
62
93% Oct.
57
36,000
73% Jan.
103% Jan.
70
Llbby McNeill A Llbby 5s 1942
Lone Star Gas Corp 5s._.1942
1945
29
Sale
25
1952
10
13
97
714*_.1946
Lexington Util 5s
107% Oct.
July
5
98
July
25
8 104
May 28
73% Sale
104" Sale"
Larutan Gas Corp 6J4S—1935
2,250,000 Lehigh Pow Secur 6s
17
4
Jan.
32
55
85
885,000 Laclede Gaa Light 514*—1935
Feb.
Jan.
83
16
87% Oct.
Feb. 23
88
78% Apr. 12
100
22
29
8
16
29
Oct.
Oct.
June
87% May
3
92
Apr. 12
31
25
102% Oct.
20
95% Oct.
1 108
73% Sept.
70
89
Certificates of deposit
92% Oct.
106% Oct.
2
75
49
25 107% Oct.
84
1945
000 Krestfe (S S^ Co 5s
756, 000
612,000 Los Angeles Gas A Elec 5s *61
180,000
5s
1939
513,000
6s
1942
116,000
514s aerlea E
1947
191,000
514a series F
1943
284,000
514* series 1
—.1949
3,643,000 Louisiana Pow A Lt 5s... 1957
155,000 Louisville (Ky) G A E 6s A '37
492,000
4>4 aerie* C
1961
2,000
24,000
27,000
15,000
23,000
44,000
344,000
26,000
48,000
42,000
102,000
202,000
Sale
Oct.
2
Oct.
8
4
100
3
61% Feb.
5
48
Apr. 27
85
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
33% Oct.
106% Oct.
106% Sale
97% Sale
69,000
47,000
180,000
29,000
56,000
55,000
308,000
5,000
56,000
156,000
63,000
158,000
52,000
93
Sale
101% Sale
1950
Deb 514s
340,000
424,000
2,412,000
301,000
659,000
55,066
40
Sale
72
76
6,000
40,000
348,000
47,000
61,000
130,000
35
100% Sale
61%
Leonard Tletx Inc
98,000
§8H
77
6 105% July
6
63
49
32
Feb.
3
79
77% Sale
73%
...
Sept. 4
Feb. 16
65
89% Sept. 25
89% Oct.
87% Oct.
85% Oct.
Italian Superpower 6a...1963
Without warranta
Jan.
77% Oct.
75
Oct.
1957
132,000
100,000
Iowa Pub Serv 5a—
Iaarco Hydro-El 7a
Isotta Fraschini 7s_.
Mar. 22
41
Oct.
Sale
Mar. 19
102
105
5
Oct.
82% Sale
Apr. 12
6
50% Oct.
36% Oct.
50
56
5
98
103% Mar. 22
84
45
56%
30
30
16
19
46% Jan.
67% Jan.
67
5s series A with warr..1947
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
98% July
88
16
3
Investment Co of Amer—
4,000
4,000
102,000
34,000
140,000
156,000
30,000
48
48
22
26
Interatate Public Service
72,000
125,000
3
1% Oct.
73
July
77
July
78
Aug.
103
37
2
Apr.
64% Oct.
88% Oct.
23
Oct.
103
1957
1952
2
80
69
Feb. 19
13 106
May 15
10
67% Apr. 28
2 108% June 18
10
98
July 19
26
9
Prices.
75% Feb.
2
Oct.
95* Oct.
Oct.
107
Oct.
Sale
4
5
Jan.
Jan.
Oct,
73
83
Highest.
Sale
54% Jan.
30
24
96% Sale
Sale
Internet Securities 5a...1947
41,000
Without warrant*
4,204,000 Interatate Power 5a.1,435,000
Debenture 6a
72
1% Oct.
95%
74
74
7a
69
1
Sale
1%
73
554,000
341,000
34
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
33% Sale
73
aer
113,000
330,000
124,000
Sale
106
1950
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
105% Sale
59%
§&*
70
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
Oct,
3
Oct.
1
61% Sale
n*
1951
Indiana Service 5a
258,060
60,555
Ask.
1953
lat 8c ref 5a
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Ask. Bid.
SaaerleaC
4,453,000 Knd'polia P
26,000
Oct. 1
6Mi* aerie* B
1,264,000
160,000
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Bid.
1,452,666
0
EXCHANGE
to
(Continued)
Indiana Elec Corp 6a
CURB
Low from
July 1 1933
Oct. 31 1934
$
80,000
27,000
69,000
3,000
32,000
9,000
73,000
102,000
87,000
18,000
357.000
YORK
Jan.
38% Jan.
50% Jan.
54
2
12% Feb.
6
106% June 27
3 105% June 11
18 101
May 26
3
83
Feb.
5
5
74
Feb.
5
26
16% Feb. 21
11 102
Mar.
10 101% May
12 107% Oct.
4
84% July
9
81
July
10 103%
8
65
5
61
4
9
16
9
25
July
11
12
11
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
6
5
72
Apr. 23
77% Apr. 23
Jan.
10
36% Jan.
25
Jan.
8
63
4
44% Apr. 25
June 18
NEW
Nov., 1934]
NEW YORK
Since
October
to
Jan. 1.
Oct. 311934
88,000
8,000
1950
N Y Cent Elec 5 Ha
N Y & Foreign
Oct. 1
Bid.
BONDS (Continued)
S
$
Aik
Ask
Sale
78
56
14,000
78,000
817,000
248:000
52,000
12,000
75,000
59,000
26,000
49,000
146,000
5Ha A with warrants.. 1948
917,000 NYPsk Ohio RR 4Ha-.1935
7,103,000 NYP&LCorp 1st 4 Hs.. 1947
1980
2,654,000 N Y State E Ac G 4«a
5Hs_.
1962
232,000
57,000 N Y fit Westchester Ltg 5a *54
4s
2004
716,000
636,000 Niagara Falls Power 6a.. 1950
5s series A
—......1959
347,000
1953
925,000 Nippon Elec Pow 6 Ha
7,000
7,000
245,000
36,000
28,000
82,000
129,000
64,000
81,000
35,000
241,000 Nor Amer L 5c P 5% notes 1935
Serial 5% notes....... 1936
321,000
5 Hs • f deb ser A—... 1956
2,067,000
1948
602,000 Nor Cont Uttl 5 H» A
Nor Indiana G Be B 6s.... 1952
370,000
1966
996,000 Nor Ind Pub Sarv 5s
5s series D
1969
1,874,000
4Hs E
1970
499,000
1951
1,686,000 Nor Ohio P at L 5Ha
492,000 Nor Ohio Trac 8t Lt 5s... 1956
44,000
491,000
1,105,000
6,684,000
23,000
21,000
20,000
112,000
605,000
441,000
223,000
928,000
.
55
89
10054 Sale
90
73
Sale
Sale
5854
84
77
10154
93
Sale"
Sale
8554
Sale
9951 Sale
96
81
104
9954
63
9954 Sale
109
Sale
10554 Sale
8554 Sale
4854 Sale
2554 Sale
4954
Sale
......1940
1961
.
8
69
Jan.
8
85
May
7954 Oct.
10054 Oct.
3
82
Oct.
17
70
Jan.
6
89
July
1 10154 Oct.
19
9654 Jan.
9354 Oct.
8554 Oct.
9934 Oct.
29
74
31
64>4 Jan.
89
Oct.
8254 Oct.
9854 Oct.
10554 Oct.
2
11
Oct.
Sale
80
98
Jan.
Jan.
10054 Oct.
10954 Oct.
30
88
Jan.
Oct.
20
8554 Oct.
6
108
Oct.
4
1
4
10054
10054
4754
2454
9154
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1 108
16
91
Jan.
Jan.
8
82
2554 Jan.
10
11
20
Jan.
2
31
71
Jan.
2
4
10
Oct.
1
68
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
73
Oct.
6834 Oct.
5 10254 Oct.
9654 Oct.
3
3
72,000
60,000
127,000
118,000
306,000
95,000
58,000
1953
586,000 Ohio Public Serv 6a C
5s series D
1954
1,444,000
5H« aeries E
..1961
964,000
Oklahoma Gas at El 5s... 1950
2,771,000
6s series A
...1940
653,000
705,000 Okla Pow 8t Water 5s A. 1948
.1938
68,000 Osgood Co 6s w w__
192,000 Oswego Falls Co 6s—...1941
171666
-
72,000
620,000
135,000
483,000
302,000
593,000
.
.
530,000
3,524,000
860,000
1,617,000
1,226,000
3,602,000
14,000
192,000
258,000
95,000
5,860,000
1,855.000
305,000
6,000
2,713,000
218,000
1,221,000
38,000
150,000
89,000
40,000
25,000
2,000
5,000
31,000
74,000
785,000
1,458,000
1.607,000
593,000
249,000
96,000
127,000
491,000
575,000
193",600
..
88
8354
63
40
27
9334
9454
10654
10334
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
7154 Jan.
7354 Jan.
2
9334 Sale
87
Sale
95'
23
Oct.
17
Sale
1st at ref 5Ha
1941
1952
1955
1960
1948
C
1st 8t ref 4 vjs F..
Investing 5s A
Pacific Western Oil 6Hs.
Palmer Corp of
1943
1938
La 6s
Park at Tilford 6s
Penn Cent Lt 8c Pow 4Hs
5s
Penn Electric 4s series
Penn-Ohio Edison 6s
1936
1977
1979
F.1971
1950
....1959
SHs aeries B
Penn-Ohio P 8c L 5Ha
A.1954
....1956
Penn Power Co 5s
Penn Pub Serv 6s C
1947
..1954
5s series D
C...1960
4H*—1968
1940
Penn Telep Corp 5s
Penn Water 8c Pow
5a
97
Sale
8954 Sale
4934 Sale
9554 Sale
9934 Sale
54
Jan.
2
10
1254 Jan.
11
30
Oct.
13
14
Jan.
16
25
5054 Jan.
6
9454 Oct.
9654 Oct.
23
25
Oct.
16
105
Oct.
20
85
10054 Oct.
103
Oct.
94
9754
9954
9754
8934
5154
Oct.
95
Oct.
9334 Oct.
8654 Oct.
48
Oct.
Sale
Sale
106
Sale
10034 Sale
9654 Sale
99
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
35
49
Sale
9054 Sale
10154 Sale
8034
Sale
Sale
Sale
92
Sale
"7654 Sale"
67
Sale
35
62
Sale
74
9254
6654
105
9154 Oct.
29
77
94
4
Oct.
Oct.
9754 Oct.
9354 Oct.
Oct.
30
4 103
Oct.
30
92
9954 Oct.
27
8554 Jan.
8
4
Oct.
29
31
Oct.
17
70
Jan.
Oct.
22
104
Jan.
25
3554 Jan.
6
93
Oct.
31
76
1 102
Oct.
16
8554 Jar4
81
13 Ill
Oct.
9754 Oct.
71
Jan.
19
17
57
Jan.
5
6954 Oct.
6454 Oct.
17
w*
70
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
79
Jan.
5 105
1 107
Oct.
26
95
Jan.
4 107
Oct.
1 101
Oct.
18
75
64
86
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4 101
June
9
89
92
May
Aug.
7
9
9554 Jan.
10354 Jan.
12 106
8
8954
Sale
7254 Oct.
17,000
4,000
lat 8c refunding 4 H*--1957
322,000
28,000 Phlla Suburb Water 5a.. 1955
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co
6 Ha class A
1960
594,000
931,000 Piedmont at Northern 5s. 1954
Pittsburgh Coal 6s
1949
404,000
208,000 Pittsburgh Steel 6s—i_.1948
107
Sale
68
Sale
787,000 Pomeranla Elec Co 6s.... 1953
1939
252,000 Poor at Co 6s
954,000 Portland Gas 8c Coke 5s. 1940
27
23
8734 Oct.
23
10
93
8834 Sale
30
Oct.
1
Oct.
26
11254 Oct.
10854 Oct.
1
J Oct.
26
2
Sale
Oct.
8
130,000
30,000
16,000
1,000
19,000
33,000
148,000
43,000
23,000
34,000
4434
10854 Sale
6654 Sale
10754 Sale
23
13
2
80
May
9
95
Jan. 13 10054 July 17
99
75
Jan.
3
Apr. 23
1 H Aug. 11
554 Jan. 26
9 11354 Oct. 26
10654 Jan.
Oct. 24
10454 Jan. 11 110
2
7454 Apr. 26
4954 Jan.
6254 Jan.
Oct.
24
2
6954 Oct.
30
Oct.
1
65
Oct.
1
65
Oct.
1
65
Oct.
1
107
Oct.
1 108
26 105
Oct.
18
100
Jan.
2 108
Get.
Oct.
26
9654 Jan.
22 105
July
18
26
74
Oct.
8
9254 Oct.
24
1 110
Oct.
1
8654 Oct.
2
68
"9154 Sale'
66
Oct.
8 10154 Oct.
22
89
Oct.
2
93
85
5
9054 Oct.
2754 Oct.
9454 Oct.
22
2534 Oct.
Sale
11
Sale
1961
90
Sale
Potomac Elec Power 5s..1936
10554
7954 Sale
18
83
Jan.
Oct.
29
73
10054 Sale
9254 Sale
Sept.
7454 Jan.
Oct.
25
7354 Oct.
1
80
99
Oct.
1 10054 Oct.
26
90
Oct.
1
9354 Oct.
Oct.
1 106
Oct.
17 30
24
10554 Oct.
Sale
93
July
10354 July
2554 Oct.
94
"7354 Sale'
9254 Apr. 10
Sept.
7454 Jan.
101
99
5
73
Jan.
Mar.
96
10054 July
94
July
10654 June
3454 Apr.
8454 Oct.
Jan.
10254 Jan.
Oct.
3
8454 Oct.
31
Oct.
4
65
5154 Jan.
65
9
96
Oct.
Oct.
31
9154 Oct.
22
70
Jan.
96
69
8454 Sale
6354 Sale
92
Sale
96
Sale
Oct.
10
7154 Oct.
25
45
Jan.
32
Oct.
30
38
Oct.
Oct.
11
29
74
73
3254 Sale
1954
19
10254 Oct.
10254 Sale
Pub Ser» of N H 4Ha B..1957
79
63
Oct.
8 104
17
16
6
June 12
5454 Feb.
5
97
July 24
9554 Mar. 14
18
63
30
7s
1947
Power Corp of Can 4H« B 1959
Power Corp of N Y 5 H*—1947
6 Ha series A
1942
Power Securities Corp 6a. 1949
Potrero Sugar 1st
Prussian Elec 6a
Oct.
11154 July
t
Oct.
10454 Oct.
Potomac Edison 5a ser B.1956
4Hs series F
8 103
26
66
i0954 Sale'
...
1,538,000
640,000
173,000
42,000
641,000
520,000
762,000
696,000
585,000
857,000
2
65
100
Phlla Suburb Cos G at E
61,000
42,000
15,000
29,000
36,000
5,000
81,000
July 12
Apr. 21
July 20
463
41!
18
7554 Oct.
113
9654 Aug.
1
Sept.28
17
Oct.
Sale
25
25
Oct.
2 104
105
10954 Oct.
25
Juk
78
86
Sale
12
9
12
-1
90 A
Oct.
23
110
12
6§^i^lri2
Oct.
10 10254 Oct.
Oct.
2 106
Oct.
1 Ill
10254 Sale
u
78
Otc.
89
261
95
5
105
02
15,102
5954 Jan.
10
2
10154 Oct.
Jan., i 5
Fel&
24
10
9
8251 May 10
26
61
Oct.
8634 Oct.
30
VU-.iiS: 1
M
25
31
1
6654 Oct.
Sale
6154 Sale
10354 Sale
Jan.
5554 Oct.
26
102
6854
154
10454
8554 Jan.
10154 Jan.
9554 Jan.
1
Oct.
Oct.
67
Sale
12
5 Ill
4 106
78
4854 Oct.
8734 Oct.
10154 Oct.
Jan.
9954 July
5 10354 July
8 11454 Aug.
June
4 108
8 10754 July
July
6 103
22
907,000 Peoples Lt at Pow 5s....1979
1966
793,000 Phlla Electric Co 5s
1972
1,288,000 Phlla Elec Power 5 H*
281,000 Phils Rapid Transit 6a.. 1962
Registered
1,000
Oct.
9554 Oct.
9954 Oct.
Oct.
23,000
41,000
121,000
27,000
1,000
Sept.12
67
2
22
'313! 606
June 22
Feb. 21
45
5154 Jan.
Oct.
75
60
Mar.
30
7754 Sale
Sale
Sale"
Jan.
Oct.
8054 Oct.
9054 Oct.
75
Oct.
8634 Sale
9754 Sale
10954
Jan.
67
93
24
24
21
25
66
89
5654
July
July
July
9854 July
99
7354 Jan.
60
103
100
77
95
67
5154
July 18
July 19
Sept. 25
Aug.
3
44
62
57
June 18
104
Jan.
63
9
110
79
"55"
102
ll%
73
7054 Jan.
6354 Jan.
Oct.
64
100
10854
103
91
8254
Jan.
12
Mar. 26
5 100
98
3
2 10754
2 105
107
18
July
July
87
Apr.
2
3654 May 25
3454 May 24
6634 Oct.
7754 Jan.
6754 Jan.
9554 Jan.
10554 Oct.
9554
101
1.734,000 Peoples Gas Lt 8c Coke 4a B*81
4H% aerial notes
1936
57,000
6a series C
....1957
3,928,000
93,000
22
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9154
9454
10534
10234
Sale
111
3954
Without warrants
Sale
"6554 Sale
69
Without warrants....
Pacific Ltg at Pow 5s
1942
Pacific Power & Light 5s. 1955
9654 Sale
10654 Sale
10454 Sale
7254 Oct.
30
Oct.
31
8234
1st 8t ref 6s B
Mar. 21
July 10
1
9854 Aug.
33
65
1st 8c ref 5s D
Mar. 15
953
23
Oct.
93
9734 Sale
9954 Sale
4534
Pacific Gaa at El 1st 4 Ha. 1957
74
Jan.
91
"61154 Sale
63
6854
2
9854 'an. 25 100
102
Pacific Coast Power 5s—1940
Pacific
21,000
10,000
1,028,000
214,000
23,000
7354
Jan.
68
1
63
1,154,000 Ogden Gas Co 5s—.....1945
1960
5,547,000 Ohio Edison Co 5s
1952
808,000 Ohio P ower 5s series B
4 Ha seriea D
1956
2,845,000
3
50
23
4
2654 Oct.
2554 Oct.
6054 Oct.
100,000
259,000
61,000
140,000
Jan.
5 103
Oct.
854
854
47 >4
1957
3
55
6
Apr. 26
May
8
July 12
May
2
3654
9954
7854
7654
7054 Jan.
9054 Oct.
54
Certificates of deposit
June
56
25
96
Nor'west Pub Ser* Oe A..
June 22
10154
5454 Jan.
20
Sept.22
3 103
15
1
Sale
Electric 6s...1935
1960
Oct.
86
4
26
25
8
June 26
10 108
Jan.
18
12
June
11054 Mar. 26
9
31
Oct.
7s without war rants... 1935
Northwest Pow 6n A
10454 Jan.
10054 Jan.
65
8654 July
July
12 100
3 106
10 102
4954 Oct.
2634 Oct.
9354 Oct.
7334 Oct.
1
7154
6634
9954
9454
9254
27
2
3 10054 Oct.
3 10054 Oct.
72
69
9054
27
29
17 106
8
14
2
5 10254 June
5
9654 July 19
Jan.
Oct.
18
Sale
65
71
Oct.
73
10254 Sale
69
Prices.
82
89
Sale
Sale
Highest.
Sale
31
North Tera s Utl lltles—
Northwest
1.
Oct.
78
7254 Sale
7154
6834
Nor States Power
5H% notes.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
10554 Oct.
8134 Oct.
10954 Sale
"9354 Sale'
5154
5234
4934
Highest.
Sale Prices
99
90
81 54
25 54
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31
Bid.
Invest
4Hs
RANGE SINCE JAN.
July
CURB EXCHANGE
In
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
1933
AGGREGATE SALES.
55
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
8354 Jan.
104
Oct.
Oct.
19
19
9
10
31
31
22
Aug. 16
Feb.
8
Oct.
19
Pub Servlca Co of N J—
35,000
8,000
75,000
25,000
76,000
317,000
171,000
78,000
150,000
15,000
29,000
1,276,000
248,000
579,000
1957
1,043,000 Pub Serv of Okla 5s D
5a series C
......1961
280,000
1,021,000 Pub Serv Subald 5Ha A..1949
6,756,000 Puget Sound P 5c L 5H»-1949
58 seriea C-...........1950
2,109,000
4 Ha aeriea D
1950
2,390,000
56,000
45,000
37,000
11454 Sale
6% perpetual certificates
454,000
341,000 Pub Serv of Nor Ills 5a C.1966
5a
1956
1,091,000
4Ha seriea D..........1978
344,000
4H« series E....
...1980
898,000
4Ha series F
1981
3,590,000
6Ha series G..........1937
3,227,000
6 H* series H
1952
1,024,000
...1968
522,000 Quebec Power 5s..
259,000 Queens Boro G 8c B 5H*.1952
4Hs
1958
234,000
11654 Sale
11454 Oct.
1 117
82
7554 Sale
7554 Sale
9934
9434
Sale
Sale
78
10134 Sale
9554 Sale
89
89
5454 Sale
50
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Oct.
23
83
Oct.
6
74
"8654 Sale'
Oct.
2
7454 Oct.
7454 Oct.
9954 Oct.
94
8434 Sale
26
26
56
31
26
55
7654
7854
1 10254
19
9554
3
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
29
Jan.
5554 Jan.
Jan.
7654 Jan.
7154 Jan.
4
13
25
5754 Jan.
62
Jan.
5
23
42
Jan.
2
8554 June
4154 Jan.
3954 Jan.
3654 Jan.
5
60
4
5754 Feb.
55
Oct.
9054 June 15
4
86
Oct.
4
Oct.
2
8954 Oct.
8954 Oct.
7654 Oct.
2
60
Oct.
4
50
Oct.
Oct.
1
56
Oct.
5
47
Oct.
30
55
Oct.
4
24 104
85
1
Oct.
16
91
Jan.
Oct.
24
62
Jan.
8 10054 Oct.
17
88
Jan.
5 104
Sept .28
5
89
Apr. 26
17 10154 Aug.
1
Jan.
24
Sale
8154 Sale
6054 Jan.
6554 Jan.
Oct.
73
53
48
11954 July 19
87
July 14
9154 July 20
8254 July 11
8154 July 13
8154 July 12
10354 July 14
9954 July 21
Jan.
15
10
27
87
78
8554 Oct.
7654 Sale
5354 Sale
5034 Sale
4854 Sale
Oct.
103
Oct.
8454 Oct.
10354 Oct.
8154 Oct.
9954 Oct.
5
90
June 14
Oct.
2
4
6
4
Reliance Management 5s. 1954
8,000
30,000
200,000
29,000
13,000
With warrants
59,000
267,000 Republic Gas Corp 6s A..1945
Certificates of deposit
1,497,000
528,000 Rochester Cent Pow 6s A 1953
1954
298,000 Rochester Ry 5c Lt 5s
'
10,000
26.000
5,000
18,000
71,000
98,000
Registered
..1953
1,189,000 Ruhr Gas Co 6 H®
317,000 Ruhr Housing 6H* A....1958
217,000 Ryerson (Jos T) 8c Sons 5sl943
978,000 St Louis Gas 8c Coke 6s..1947
1,439,000 Safe Herbor Water Pr 4Hs '79
Foriootnot*
sai page
57
5554
14
1354
2254
100
105
32
23
Sale
4054 Sale
41
3454 Sale
38
Sale
11154 Sale
59
79
May 29
31
26
1454 Jan.
4
41
41
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
23
41
Jan.
3
41
Oct.
Oct.
37
39
Oct.
25
11154 Oct.
29
2854 Jan.
10254 Jan.
78
Oct.
11054 Oct.
2654 Oct.
3
18
Oct.
4 10354 Oct.
26
454 Oct.
105
Oct.
554 Oct.
2
Oct.
4 107
25
Oct.
30
39
2654 Oct.
38
18
35
Sale
101
90
354
91
7554 Oct.
3454 Oct.
3454 Oct.
5
10554. Sale
10654
Sale
Sale
Oct.
17
15
5 47
2 113
Feb.
July
Jan.
30 66
Feb.
23
July 26 7054 Feb.
9154 Jan. 10 10354 Oct.
105
35
Jan.
Oct.
31 105
11
354 Aug. 27
9554 Jan. 11 107
31
26
5
28
31
1
13
26
Feb.
23
Oct.
25
56
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
October
NEW
CURB
Since
YORK
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
22,000
19,000
111,000
6,000
1,014,000
..
5*8 series D
1960
161,000
111,000 San Joaquin L & P 6e B..1952
5s series D
1957
391,000
1955
213,000 Sauda Palls Co 5s
EXCHANGE
CURB
Low from
July 1 1933
PRICES IN OCTOBER
64
A»k. Bid.
90
86* Sale
22*
88
Lowest.
Ask
Sale
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
65
Jan.
86* Oct.
102
6s
918,000
194,000
788,000
91,000
498,000
69,000
88,000
214,000
v
20,000
5,000
55,000
225,000
756,000
3,220,000
536,000
3,365,000
1,511,000
1,448,000
2,227,000
593,000
147,000
1937
nioI*""s"ale
"94* Sale"
25,000
396,000
576", 666
174,000
291,000
233,000
99,000
90,000
48,000
205,000
36*
¥o",666
»
105,000
32,000
96,000
31,000
33,000
26,000
61,000
240,000
195,000
155,000
164,000
19,000
29,000
193,000
45,00#
66*
89
61
18* Sale
90* Sale
63*
94
Sale
94
Sale
Servel Inc 5s
...1948
Shawlnigan W Ac P 4*8.-1967
4H« series B
1968
5s series C
..1970
4*8 series D
1970
Sheffield Steel 5 He
"¥,666
4,000
111,000
31,000
1948
63
73
Sale
102* Sale
94* Sale
102* Sale
Oct.
Oct.
77*
546,000 Sou Carolina Power 5s_.1957
4,556,000 Southeast P 8c L 6s.,
2025
Registered
5,000
2,957,000 Southern Calif Edison 5s 1951
General 5s............1939
766,000
Refunding mtge 5s
1952
1,191,000
Ref Mtge 5s
...1954
1,319,000
801,000 Sou Calif Gas Corp 5s...1937
581,000 Sou Calif Gas Co 5s.....1957
158,000
5*8 Series B
1952
1st 8t ref 434*
1961
1^398,000
41
71
Sale
37
66
Sale
Gas
89* Sale
29
Sale
1968
Co
103* Sale
95* Sale
104
95* Sale
95* Sale
66
92
100
92*
90*
83*
85*
101* Sale
106* Sale
101* Sale
95*
Sale
92
Oct.
96
Oct.
22
31
Oct.
Oct.
104
39
Oct.
40
Oct.
Oct.
68* Sale
66* Sale
68
Oct.
713
Oct.
70 j
Oct.
17
Sale
100* Sale"
102* Sale
4 103* Oct.
4 108
Oct.
98* Oct.
104* Oct.
98
100
Oct.
Oct.
95
Sale
87
95
Sale
87* Oct.
101* Sale
108* Sale
96*
45*
108
Sale
30
27
89
101!
108 J
S'western Pub Serv 6s A. 1945
55
75* Sale
Staley (A E) Mfg 6s
83
103* Sale
5,00i5,000
Stand Power 8t Lt 6s
Southwestern P 8c L 4«
.
.2022
1942
Standard Gas 8c Elec 6s.. 1935
Conv 6s
1935
6s
1951
6s
1966
Standard Invest 5Ms
68
Sale
54* Sale
48
38*
Sale
76* Sale
104* Sale
77* Sale
77* Sale
76"" Sale"
46
Sale
44
Sale
28*
45* Sale
43
Sale
1939
64
64*
77
1957
27
43* Sale
313,000 Standard Telep 5*8 A...1943
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
7s Oct 1 '36 without
warr
.....1936
7s 1946 wlthou t warrants
7s stamped
Sun Pipe Line 5s
...1946
1940
269,000
1,264,000 Super Power of III 4HI..I970
6s.
1961
342,000
4 Mis
1968
1,168,000
1940
1,984,000 Swift 8c Co 5s.
5s
1944
953,000
Registered
2,000
155,000 Syracuse Ltg 5s B
1957
1st 8c ref 5*8
219,000
1954
fenn Elec Power 5s
Tenn Pub Serv 5s
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
25
25
24
101
71
Jan.
44
43* Jan.
43* Jan.
32* Jan.
Oct.
64* Jan.
38
Oct.
30* Oct.
60
59
82
83
33
Oct.
30*
18
42
Oct.
32
4
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
26
11
34
38
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
30
Oct.
33
25
101
98*
82
94*
101*
103
97
104
Sale
106* Sale
103* Sale
107* Sale
Sale
103*
108
81*
96*
81*
103*
106*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
107
Sale
107
74
Jan.
16
65
51
87
Oct.
16
9
15
83
Oct.
4
97* Oct.
25
83
Oct.
4
9 104* Oct.
29
3 108* Oct.
25
1 108
2 108
100
Jan.
108* Aug. 23
108* July 23
Oct.
4
Oct.
31
103* Jan.
10
80* Oct. 22
Jan.
2
Oct.
31
96
26
Jan.
2
74
1944
989.000 (Jlen 8c Co 6s
44,000 Union Amer Invest 5s A.1948
3,000
119,000
16,000
222,000
37,000
5s series A
....1954
46,000
4*8
1957
1,087,000
5s series B
1967
408,000
1,838,000 Union Gulf Corp 5s.....1950
1949
434,000 United Elec of N J 4s
United El Serv (Unes) 7o_1956
Without warrants..
749,000
929,000 United Indus 6 Hi
1941
1st 6s
1945
1,371,000
1974
900,000 United Lt 8c Pow 6*8
Deb 6s
1975
2,789,000
53*s
1959
683,000
3,899,000 United Lt ft Rys SH*
1952
6s series A....
.....1952
1,056,000
Deb 6s series A
1973
612,000
"93* "Sale'
Oct.
1
8
55
Oct.
4
Feb.
16
Oct.
1
83
Oct.
25
Oct.
23
2
16
Oct.
1
Apr.
Apr.
July
May
July
20
24
20
7
26
5
89* Oct.
79* Oct.
102* Oct.
Oct.
69* Oct.
105* Sale
77* Oct.
8
Apr. 12
94* Oct.
83* Oct.
25
1 103* Oct.
10 68* Oct.
25
19
Feb.
30
72* Oct.
18
May 29
1 105* Oct.
30
17
27
Oct.
31
47* Oct.
1
86* Jan.
23* Jan.
33
47
Oct.
15
50* Oct.
25
78
38* Jan.
90
Oct.
16
91
Oct.
29
85
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
3
29
101
92
44
Sale
Union Electric Lt 8c Pow (Mo)
99
104
98
104* Sale'
Sale
96*
104* "Sale
108
Sale
Oct.
105* Oct. 22 106*
1 106*
104
Oct.
8 106
105* Oct.
2 105
103* Oct.
3 108
105* Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
Oct.
31
6
41
Sale
26
38
Sale
50
72
Sale
"77"" Sale"
31
48
Sale
48* Sale
51*
76*
Sale
82
Sale
42
Sale
25
United States Rubber—
75
100* Sale
65
95*
60
Sale
Jan.
75* Oct.
40* Oct.
41* Oct.
18
65
5
17
17
40
Oct.
Oct.
25
24
31
J an.
3
44
37* Oct.
1
Oct.
1
46* Oct.
75* Oct.
39* Oct.
4
42* Oct.
77* Oct.
49* Oct.
40
100
Oct.
91*
Sale
99* Oct.
95
94
Sale
94
Oct.
Sale
94
Oct.
Sale"
91* Oct.
91* Oct.
60
89
52
100
49*
Sale
50
Sale
103* Sale
Oct.
60
45
91
Oct.
47* Oct.
102
Oct.
103
92
Oct.
Valvoline Oil 7s
1937
Vamma Water Power 5*8 *57
Virginia Elec 8c Power 5s. 1955
75
93
Sale
90
104
Sale
102
69* Sale
90
Apr.
5
69* Jan. 23
69
58
52
Jan.
27* Jan.
25
50
80
June 23
Jan.
Feb.
35* Jan.
56
Jan.
85
June 19
Oct.
19
28* Jan.
52
Feb.
6
16 100* Oct.
4 100
Oct.
3
96
Oct.
3
94* Oct.
23
89* Jan.
25
25
101* May
2
77
100
Oct.
25
,9<
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
21
21
23
24
4
1
26
Jan.
70* Jan.
69* Jan.
56* Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
27
Oct.
25
68
90
Oct.
17
64* Jan.
75
Oct.
10 103* Oct.
15 103* Oct.
31
46* Jan.
93* Jan.
6
105
95
13
95
30 102*
25
62
17
50
22
31
24
69* Jan.
94
93
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Oct.
31
79* Jan.
104* Oct.
72* Oct.
30
89
25
Jan.
98
QQ
102* Oct. 25
Apr.
July
7
104* July 27
85
93
June
8
Oct.
31
30
12
23
17
60
Oct.
16
64* Oct.
68* Oct.
23
55* Jan.
47* Jan.
51
Jan.
104* Oct.
80
Apr.
70
Apr.
76
Apr.
7* Oct.
7* Oct.
16
16
29
4* Oct.
2
July
96* Jan.
16
104
68* Oct.
6
67* Feb. 21
56* Oct.
72* Sale
'66* Sale'
23
7
Apr. 25
23
83
43
75
45
45
2
25
Oct.
52
June 14
37* Oct.
18
25
31
Oct.
1
Oct.
86
Virginia Pub Ser 5*8 A..1946
Oct.
60*
1946
3
29
4
100
60
60
....1950
15 106* Oct.
10 106* Oct.
3 106
Oct.
June
5 106
9 108
Oct.
101* Jan.
91
7
Jan.
Oct.
72
52* May
Jan.
40
2
6
24
29
95* Jan.
100
5 105* July 13
58
Apr. 24
2
Oct.
71* Oct.
37* Oct.
Sale
36
26*
82
July 13
96* Sept.24
79
103
44
90*
92*
12
25
3
13
82* Sale
Sale
62,000
11,000
Oct.
Jan.
22
11
26
12
54* Oct.
80* Sale
Sale' 103*
103* Sale
47* Sale
38
10
9
103
Jan.
94
65
65
36
Jan.
Jan.
59
78* Oct.
Sale
55
19
25
Feb. 24
Jan.
98* Jan.
103* Jan.
57 *i Jan.
73
Jan.
80* Sale
Sale
90* Sale
102*
20
104* May
85
July
99* July
86* July
104* June
108* Oct.
107* Oct.
Sale
~79~~ Sale'
13
Oct.
Jan.
51
50
Sale
50
60
24
19
24
24
55
94
79* Sale
62
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
i03
56
70
59
June 16
June 16
June 16
58
Jan.
11
4
IIP
29* Jan.
35
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
43* Oct.
24* Oct.
29
38
94
94
66
42* Oct.
23
26
29
25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
16
79
6s....
47
34
Oct.
40
Serial 6*% notes.....1935
379,000
Serial 6*% notes
417,000
1936
Serial 6*% notes
369,000
1937
Serial 4H% notes
357,000
1938
Serial 6H% notes
410,000
1939
Serial 6H% notes
435,000
1940
Series 6s.....
1936
756,000
339,000 Utah Power 8c Light 4**1944
6s series A
2022
1,813,000
145,000 Utica Gas 8c El 5s E
1952
5s series D
1956
181,000
Oct.
57
87
Oct.
40* Sale
Jan.
Jan.
62* Jan.
63* Jan.
Oct.
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
75* Oct.
103* Oct.
75* Oct.
75* Oct.
40
48
1,275,000
1948
255,000 Texas Cities Gas 5s
1960
3,672,000 Texas Elec Service 5s
1945
620,000 Texas Gas Utilities 6s
1956
2,622,000 Texas Power & Lt 5s
6s
2022
174,000
5s
1937
1,978,000
362,000 Thermoid Co 6sstamped. ,1934
961,000 Tide Water Power 5s A... ,1979
42
13
102* Apr. 12
108* Oct. 25
73
Apr. 14
77* July 12
77
July 11
64* Apr. 27
92* July 17
91
July 19
75* May 31
55
July 21
69
Apr. 13
84
Apr. 28
104* Oct. 24
45* Sept.
40
74
1956
6Hd without warranto. 1953
Corp—
1st 7s with warrants
1954
Certificates of deposit
Ward Baking Co 6s
1937
Wash Gas Light Co 5S...1958
Wash Ry 8c Elec 4s
1951
Wash Water Power 5s
1960
4*
5
Sale
2
5* Sale
21^
76
103
Sale
,
Oct.
96* Sale
98* Sale
'93* Sale'
96* Oct.
98* Oct.
98* Sale
93
83*
75
4* Oct.
4* Oct.
102
Oct.
5
5
17 103* Oct.
1 100
Oct.
24
79
2
99* Oct.
98* Oct.
18
31
80
Jan.
Han.
9
Newspaper Union—
Conv deb 6s
1944
581,000
2030
909,000 West Penn Elec 5s
62,000 West Penn Traction 5s..1960
3,359,000 West Texas Utll 5s A
1957
96
Oct.
77
1970
...
Oct.
65* Oct.
50* Oct.
48
38
30
1937
5e without warrants
57.
23
89* Oct.
Sale
aee page
Oct.
87
Sale
tfoi footnote
98* July
59
60
18
June 20
June 29
97* Aug.
57* Oct.
89* Oct.
67
104
106
Jan.
87* Oct.
87
25
37
Jan.
93* Jan.
Sept. 18
54
45
June 16
June 20
102* July
82
Sale
60
106
106
87
56
16
June 18
29
Sale
.1957
5s series B
May 17
25
Oct.
Southwestern L 5 P 5s..1957
S'western Nat Gas 6s
1945
15
Oct.
Oct.
56
16
Feb.
95
51
18
July
108* July 30
Oct.
10 103* Oct.
3
95
Oct.
76
88
106
83* Jan.
Oct.
1st mtge gold 5s
1962
Twin City Rap Tr 5*8 A. 1952
33,000
66,000
17,000
321,000
31
27
31
30
70* Oct.
31
66* Mar. 23
24
2
18
22
Oct.
Oct.
74* Apr.
Oct.
46
60
77
Oct.
74* Sale
40
Western
13
Oct.
48* Sale
Southwestern G 8c E 5s..1957
Waldorf Astoria
18
31
5 103*
101* Oct.
107* Oct.
101* Sale
103*
96*
104*
49*
5 103
4 100
3 101
Oct.
98* Oct.
98* Oct.
94* Oct.
Sale
93
10
5
19
Oct.
96* Oct.
96
Oct.
5
65* Oct.
103* Sale
107* Sale
102* Sale
19
19
96
96* Oct.
29
18
8
July
July
Oct.
Feb.
II"
90
Sale
Stamped
1944
S'western Assoc Tel 5s A. 1961
5s series B_.
72* Mar.
41
90
97,000
365,000
1,443,000
690,000
1,067,000
453,000
458,000
290,000
304,000
5,428,000
5,002,000
3,389,000
2,369,000
261,000
303,000
544,000
847,000
624,000
2,318,000
199,000
895,000
Sept.21
10
89
53
46,000
61,000
86,000
230,000
22,000
65,000
40
26
78*
1944
16,000
69,000
127,000
32.000
53,000
99* July
2
May 18
Oct.
79*
Southern Nat Gas 6s
29,000
225,000
1,289,000
1,481,000
371,000
831,000
108* July 30
5 109
90
102
71* Sale
10,000
46,000
39,000
8,000
17,000
12,000
45,000
8,000
66,000
8,000
4,000
12
10
29* Oct.
Sale
103
49
36,000
11,000
14,000
44,000
158,000
92,000
186,000
114,000
39,000
25
103* Oct.
96* Oct.
*99* Sale
1,980,000
6,205,000
5,516,000
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
96
13
75* Jan.
Oct.
18*
90*
93*
93*
101*
93*
Toledo Edison Co—
443,000
290,000
88
94* July
Sept. 12 107* July 28
103* Jan.
1935
Without warr
48,000
268,000 Southern Ind G 8c E 5*8.1957
1,229,000 Southern Indiana Ry 4s. 1951
78 stamped
89
Ternl Hydro-Electric Co-
59,000
12,000
339,000
25,000
251,000
35,000
202,000
18,000
61,000
41* Oct.
Gas
of California 4*8
550,000
1,213,000
4,652,000
16
102
39* Sale
63*
38
-227-O^JO
129,000
17,000
83,000
208,000
101,000
1949
Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s... 1947
249^000
295,0(0)
548,00/0
19
Highest.
4*
Scrlpps (E W) Co 5HS—1943
Southern
12,000
32,000
131,000
135,000
Oct.
Oct.
10 104
5
94* Oct.
4 108* Oct.
87
40* Oct.
1935
Seattle Ltg Co 5s
1.
Sale Prices.
1935
6s without warrants
Southern Counties
88,000
91
104* Oct.
108
101
Schulte Real Estate Co.—
6s with warrants
2
Oct.
101* Oct.
104* Sale
75*
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
Bid.
Saxon Public Works—
12,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
to
Oct. 311934
BONDS (Continued)—
San Ant PubSen 5*
.1958
San Diego Cons G & E—
$
89,000
YORK
23
43 *
Sale
46*
44* Sale
66* Sale
60
41
57*
Sale
'60* Sale"
42* Oct.
Jan.
83* Jan.
1
44* Oct.
31
Oct.
4
29
25
55
13
67
85
Oct.
83* Oct.
Oct.
16
61
1
62
Oct.
25
46
62
57
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
20
Jan. 30
Feb. 19
June 29
100* July 16
99* Sept. 20
99* July 18
46* Apr.
71
Apr.
87
July
67* Apr.
30
21
17
23
aggregate sales.
In
Low from
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
October
f
1,643,000
17,000
103,000
33,000
284,000
689,000
436,000
283,000
14,000
289,000
io",665
78,000
41,000
26,000
121,000
to
BONDS (Concluded—
West United GAB 5%• AW
1954
1944
Lowest.
Oct. 31
4s*.
84 % Sale
61
Bid Ask.
88 % Sale
5a reriea F
91
Sale
92 % Sale
83 % Oct.
101 % Oct.
104% Oct.
89% Oct.
76
1958
Wlaconaln Pub Sere.....—
4a Series A—
.......1952
270,000 Yadkin River Power 5a.. 1941
1,062,000 York Rjra Co 5a
1937
Oct.
Lowest.
Highest.
*ale Prices.
*ale Prices
Lowest
Sale Prices.
52
Wla Elec Pow 5a A
aer
Oct. 1
Bid.
E.1956
Wheeling Elec Co
Wisconaln P ft L 5a
311934
64
101
100
97
Weitvaoo Chlorine 5%s__1937
Wia Minn Lt ft Pow 5a
range since jan. 1*
PRICES IN OCTOBER
July 1 1933
Oct.
*
225,000
3,000
57
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Nov., 1934]
Sale Prices
Oct.
25
9 103% Oct.
9
2
90
15
94% Oct. 25
80% Oct. 26
18 105% Oct.
3
3
24
65
Jan.
75% Oct.
78%
97k Sale
70
9
80
Oct.
3
98% Oct. 27
78% Jan.
91% Oct. 15
95% Oct.
6
95% Oct. 30
19
66
76
2
32% Oct. 11
23
6
4
17
26% Oct. 18
71% Oct.
9
62% Oct.
9
95
95
98
Sale
Sale
8
98
Oct.
Oct.
90
25
Oct.
101% Jan. 19 104% July 23
Jan. 26
% Apr. 21
Jan.
9 106
99
Aug. 14
64
Jan.
7 94% Oct, 25
58
Jan.
2 83]
July 24
3 83
69% Jan.
July 12
11
99
July 14
2 98
4 100
Jan.
Jan.
July 16
July 20
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
Agrtcul Mtge Bk Rep of Col—
53,000
24-year 7a..—.Jan 15 1944
7a with coupon
76,000
1944
20-year 7a
Jan 15 1947
175,000
1951
410,000 Baden (Germany) 7a
86,000 Buenos Aires (Prov) 7 Ha. 1947
13,000
34,000
12,000
7,000
149,000
1,447,000
31% Sale
25% Sale
60 %
7H< stamped..........1947
Registered..............
1,000
59,000
7a
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct. 23
1
Oct.
33% Oct.
7a stamped............1952
20,000
452,000
Cauca VaMey iDept of) Rap of
Colombia extl a f 7a— .1948
22,000
33,000
15,000
10,000
1,082,000
18% Jan. 11
May 18
19% Jan. 24
30% June 27
32% Oct. 11
22
52% Jan.
71% Oct.
35
Oct.
55
29
59
Oct.
11% Sale
11% Oct. 15
12% Oct.
36% Sale
39
34
45
§1% Sale"
90*4 Oct.
9
Aug. 31
16
Jan.
33% Sept. 22
24
9
29% Jan. 12
65% Sept. 21
16
41
30
25% Jan.
6
29
29
1952
726,000
39,000
29
31
25
69 %
59
Jan.
Jan.
16
Jan.
63% Aug. 27
62
Sept.21
2
16
Feb.
Spet.ll
Aug. 30
79% Jan. 23
62% Jan.
2
73
Feb. 14
8
75
3
8
11
Jan.
30
30
5
Cent Bk of German State ft
Proa Banks 4a.........1951
4a...
1952
861,000
384,000 Danish Cons Munle 5Ha. 1958
5a
1953
207.000
'
Oct.
Oct.
29
2
2
83
Sale
Sale
29 %
Sale
26% Oct.
Sale
28 % Sale
24% Oct.
24% Oct.
26
Oct.
2
Oct.
23
Oct.
37% Oct.
9
91% Oct. 31
80
Oct.
15
64
Oct.
4
66% Oct. 11
1
31
29
27
83
Oct. 31
70
Feb. 13
92
Aug. 30
Oct. 31
83
Danxig P ft Wat'way Bd
23,000
164,000
163,000
9,000
16,000
13,000
48,000
10,000
20,000
external a f 4 Ha....... 1952
362,000
3,901,000 German Cons Munle 7a_.1947
4s
1947
3,543,000
415,000 Hanover (City) Ger 7s... 1939
1949
693,000 Hanover (Prov) 6%a..
Indus Mtge Bk of Finland
1st mtge coll a f 7s
1944
704,000
387,000 Lima (City). Peru* 4Ha..1958
Certificates of deposit
201,000
157,000 Maranhao (State) 7s..... 1958
241,000 Medellln (Colombia) 7S..1951
26
26 %
25 % Sale
44
Jan.
11
10
18
24% Sept. 15
21% Sept. 12
27% Oct. 30
9
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25% Aug. 31
23
Sept.12
15
23
Oct.
2
9% Oct.
6% Oct.
17
Oct.
13% Oct.
18
14% Oct.
Oct.
3
44% Oct.
4
53% Oct.
48% Otc.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
3
24
80% Oct,
14% Oct.
10
23
Oct,
30
81% Oct. 23
6
16% Oct.
15% Oct. 11
16% Oct. 25
16% Sale
19% Oct. 15
15
11
5
5
Jan.
5
53
55
Feb.
Feb.
,
7
3
3
2
5
2 101% May 29
6
12% Feb. 19
5 10% Feb. 19
86% Jan.
8
64 Oct. 23
...
Aug.
58% Feb.
57% Feb.
June
12% Jan.
10% Jan.
9
21
6
20% Feb-
5
9
26% Jan. 13
9
53% Oct.
9
26% Jan.
15
48% Oct ,
9
Oct.
3
24
Oct.
3
15
16
27
25
15
Oct.
6
12
3
Feb. 21
Mendosa (Prov) Argentina
7Hs
.1951
7H* stamped.........1951
Mtge Bank of Bogota—
7a issue of May 1927....1947
101,000
4,000
47,000
136,000
501,000
1,000
4,000
33,000
25,000
153.000
2,000
17,000
6,000
18,000
267,000
67,000
160,000
50
24
24
7s issue of Oct 1927....1947
209,000
619,000 Mtge Bank of Chile 4s...1931
14
253,000 Mtge Bank of Denmark 5al972
1,128,000 Parana (Stateof). Bras 7s.'58
Coupon off
2,000
1959
397,000 Rio da Janeiro 4Hs
Coupon off.............
6,000
1919
704,000 Russian Govt 4H«
Certificates of deposit
5,432,000
SH«
1921
1,569,000
Certificates of deposit...
2,188,000
15% Sale
13
8% Jan.
16% Sale
3
3% Sale
3% Sale
-
2% Sale
Oct.
24 Oct.
2% Oct.
2% Oct.
13
10
5
4
Oct.
29
75
8%
15%
14%
16%
2
3% Oct. 29
3% Oct. 30
3% Oct. 29
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
Jan,
Oct.
Sept.
82
..1935
94%
164
Oct.
Republic extl 7s.......1945
1947
466,000 Santiago (Chile) 7a
13
5%
39
Oct.
....1961
,5%
4,000
32,000
7,000
7a
231,000
218,000
-
Oct.
5
Oct.
Oct.
15
11% Oct.
13
5 164
Feb
19
Oct. 11
19% Feb.
8
15
19% Oct.
15
Mar
1
May
5% May
5
May
4
4
4
5
Jan.
5
Sept.
July
108
Mar. 14
17
Saar Basin Con Counties
1,000
Sept. 19
Sept.26
16% Sept. 22
Jan.
2 164
Oct.
6
Santa Fe (City) Argentine
*
No par
7s
318,000
value,
n
Sold under the rule,
a
11% Sale
Deferred delivery sales,
r
8% Sale
Sold for cash,
20
8% Oct. 31
10% Oct.
9
40
11
2
18% Jan.
5% Jan.
6% Jan.
16
42
Sept. 19
6
13
Feb.
11
13
x Ex-dividend.
Abbreviations Used Above.—"cod" Certificates of deposit,
•conv" Convertible,
"cons" Consolidated, "cum., Cumulative,
'n-v" Non-voting,
hout
"vtc" Voting trust certificates,
"w i
When issued,
"w.w." With warrants,
"x-w" Without warrants.
Deferred delivery, under the rule,
and cash sales, in which
Deferred delivery:
Duke Power 4%s 1967, Oct. 6 at 102%;
1978, Oct. 30 at 78%; Utah Power & Light 6s A 2022, Oct;
^
Under the rule: Mtge. Bank of Bogota 7s issue
at 108%.
Cash:
No sales.
no account
1
Feb. 20
"m" Mortgage
is taken in computing the range, are given below:v
Eastern TTtil. Invest. 5s 1954, Oct. 24 at 21; Public Service Corp. of Northern Illinois
8 at 50%.
of Oct. 1927, Oct. 11 at 25%; Seiberling Rubber, Oct. 3 at 2%; Syracuse Lighting 5s
ser.
4%s
^
B 1957, Oct. 15
c
New York Produce
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON SECURITIES MARKET ON THE NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
October
1934
Shares.
-i.-
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
A.QQRBQATE SALES.
6,454,571
NEW YORK PRODUCE
EXCHANGE
1934
Bond Sales
1933
October
742,445
9,318,456
490,323
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
$2,000
66,000
3,293,200
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
July 1 1933
1933
$134,250
to
In
Since
October
Jan. 1.
8hares
Shares
LISTED
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
Oct. 311934
Lowest.
Highest.
Highest.
STOCKS
*
41,800
2.500
1,000
400
"""300
167,365
25,300
21,700
800
"166
700
500
400
6,700
2,000
4,700
2,700
3,900
16,300
Bid
Par.
136,100
70,600
12,100
33.100
35,500
18,600
3,200
900,000
51,000
479,100
1,800
31,900
46,200
2,300
14,900
2,900
4,000
30,700
4,100
10,500
13,400
18,900
72,300
130,500
82,200
170,800
Altar Consol Mines Inc..
1
1
1
20c
Austin Silver Mining...
Betz (John F) & Co
1
Ask.
45c
Oct.
1
Sale
30c
Oct.
11
IK Oct.
2
Oct.
16
30c
IN Sale
IK
2K
1
2
Black Hawk Cons Mines cap 1
25c
Carnegie Metals Co
90c
I
cap.
Clinton Distilleries.
5
Como Mines
1
•iris
8c
Kingston
1
2
Oct.
45c
Oct.
9
IK Oct.
13
4N
95c
Sale
2N
114
Oct.
17
IK Oct.
13
30c
1
lH
%M
38c
39c
Sale
aVA
1
*
a
Sale
3.00 Oct.
K Oct.
Oct.
39c
Oct.
3
IN Oct.
6N Oct.
IN Oct.
2.75 Oct.
1
Oct.
6
Oct.
38c
a
Sale
Sale
N
16
11
17
14
23
30c
Oct.
17
June 23
1
Aug.
8
Sept. 14
Sept. 4
1
30c
25c
1
6
May
Sept.
IN Sept.
2N June
90c
May
2
Sale
1
June
1.20
30c
2.75 Sale
6
Simon Brewery
6
3 K Oct.
Oct.
35c
1.70
O'Sullivan Rubber Co Inc__l
Texas Gulf Producing
5
1
Northampton Brewery pref. 2
1
43c
IN Oct.
Sale
1
Polymet Mfg Corp
Railways Corp com
6
17
1
IN
20c
Petroleum Conversion cap__l
Sept. 11
3
2
2N
*
1
90c
Oct.
Oct.
11
1
2H
Iron rite Ironer..
Penn York Oil & Gas A
3
1.55
37c
1
1.50 Oct.
1.90
30c
new
Oct. 16
Mar. 28
2
6N
6
1.20
1
25c
2
Sale
1.50
Sale Price •
Oct.
Aug. 14
Aug.
9
1
Oct.
Fuhrmann & Schmidt Brew.l
Macassa Mines Ltd
Sale Prices.
45c
20c
2
Oct.
1K Oct.
2N Oct.
1.12
25c
Barrel
Oct.
1.82 Sale
1.12
90c
10
1
1.12
55c
25c
Cornucopia Gold M N com. 5c
Croft Brewing.
1
Dejay Stores Inc
1
Eagle Bird Mines Inc cap
1
Hamilton Mfg A part pref
Harvard Brewing (Del)
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
1.04 Sale
45c
Arizona Comstock Corp
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
11
19
9
1
4
5
1
IN Oct.
5
K
IN
IK
N
4N
K Oct.
N Oct.
3 N Oct.
3N Mar. 19
Apr. 19
65c
1.50 June
5
65c
3K
6N
3K
3
3
5
2N
IN
8N
3N
1
2N
1.92 Jan.
2
3.00
Oct.
30
Oct.
19
2N
7N
IN
IN
IN
1
6
N June 27
38c
Oct.
16
25c
May
1
K Oct. 31
N Aug.
4
3N Oct. 24
4
Apr.
4
9
May 31
Mar. 3
May 11
Oct.
6
Oct. 17
Apr. 11
Apr. 24
Mar. 19
Apr. 21
Feb. 28
Mar. 16
Apr. 20
June 21
Aug. 22
June 21
June 13
June
5
Jan. 13
Aug. 30
Jan.
2
IN Apr. 19
7
Jan.
30
UNLISTED
BONDS
$
$
"2", 600
128*250
——
1,000 Appalachian Gas c-d 6s..1945
13,000 Central Public Util 5 N s.1952
1956
5,000 Florida Power 5Ns B
IN
294,000 Shamrock Oil & Gas 6s_.1939
1,000 Wis Mich Power 1st 4N 8.1961
43
Sale
K
41
IK
IN Oct.
5
6N May 23
IN Oct.
5
76K Apr. 18
40
May 23
95N Sept. 11
6N May 23
3N Feb. 16
Apr. 25
Apr. 25
95N Sept. 11
78
60
41
Oct.
25
43
Oct.
1
N Jan.
4N Jan.
Sale
5
Oct.
Oct.
17
16
12c
23
9c
4
July 30
9
3
29
25c
N Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
6N Oct.
27
6N Oct.
27
14*
8e*
Oct.
9
June 16
Oct. 27
Jan. 30
4N Feb.
8
15N July 10
6
8N July
July 26
7N Mar. 16
4N Apr. 24
STOCKS
Par.
Shares.
Shares.
1.500
1,000
1,700
13,500 Abltibi Power & Paper Ltd.*
Preferred
100
2,000
1
283,500 Admiralty Alaska Gold
1
11,600 Aetna Brewing
21,500 Allied Brewing & Distilling. 1
400 Amerex Holding
50
"""600
"
mmm
"
•»
500
200 American & Continental
7,000
34,400
2,500
1,500
22,500
13,700
30
25c
K
13N
Bancamerica
Blair cap
1
5c
3N
4
3N
::::: "5c"
3N
3N
3N
IN
25 N
3N
28c
3N
16c
24
25
25
54 N
55
*
10
3N
26
55 K
14 N
26
43N Oct.
16
44N Oct.
27
35c
13
N Oct.
10
26
17
55
8
19
3
19
4
N
14
N
6N
IN
Oct.
15N
K
8K
115
12 N
Sale
N Oct.
29
N Oct.
60c
4N July
25 K Oct.
19
56N Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
3
8
17
26
Apr.i
May
22
28
6
4
23
7
11
27
27
20
16
10
13
24
22
29
Oct.
23
38N Oct.
1
16 K
Sale
16N Sale
16
Oct.
10
16 K Oct.
24
15
May 15
19N Jan.
94
5
1.00 Oct.
5
94
1
Mar.
1.00 Oct.
May 19
100
94
Central Amer Mines cap
1
1
100 Central Public Util v t c
13.55
140 Chase National Bank
*
__*
50c
1.00
1.50
Feb.
N
22 N
2N
2K
25c
*
5
1]
6*
1
1
1
IK
20 Continental Bk & Tr cap. .10
12
37,300
136,300
18,400
1,500
Davison Chemical
Distilled Liquors
Distillers & Brewers cap
10}
12
UK
13N
3
1.00
3
1.14
4N
Dividend Shares Inc cap__25c
100 Duquesne Brew of Pittsb'g_5
1
1,100 Eldorado Gold Mines Ltd
1
111,400 Elizabeth Brewing Corp
1.75
24 N
17
25"" Oct!"25
g
12*
N
2
1.29
3K
2.25
1.50
Sale
2
3N
Oct.
N Oct.
17
3
l2N~Oct"22
13 N Oct.
3
Oct.
8
K Oct.
19
17
Oct.
3N Oct.
20
10
8
10N
35c
8
3.25
4.00
3.25
IN
2N
IN
2N
12N
3N
15
25c
50c
1,000
value.
-x
Sale
3N
14
*
62c
I
10
40c
UK
70c
2
22
1
9
7
25c
Oct.
6
48c
Oct.
23
16
N Oct.
17
3N Oct.
22
3N Oct.
22
Feb.
25
19
4N Feb. 16
14
20
21
17
22
10
14
62c
Feb.
27
62c
Feb. 27
3.80 Apr.
6
7
Mar. 22
17
1.30
Oct.
July
June
Apr.
Oct.
Apr.
10N Aug.
3.75
Oct.
25
Mar. 14
Apr. 23
3
Aug.
8
Mar.
Mar. 22
Apr. 24
June 21
7
Mar.
Oct. 22
Apr. 10
10
)N
6/£.
Granada Gold M Ltd cap.__l
-
30c
N
IN
*
45c
17
4N Feb.
7
1
5
Jan. 18
1
Aug. 16
12N Oct. 22
7
IN Feb.
1
2.61 Aug.
5
45 N Apr.
10N Mar. 29
Oct.
Jan.
1.25 Jan.
2N
200 Frank Fehr Brewing pref
100 Gair (Robt) Co Inc
100 * ?3 pref
18
Jan.
Aug. 16
12
2.30 June 13
25c
Oct.
6
2K
3.50
1
3N Feb. 27
N Jan. 11
18
1.28
10N
25c
25
11
Aug.
13N Jan.
3
Sept.
2.00
*
3,300 Falconbridge Nickel Mines
35 Federal Water Seiv 6N pref.*
......2
11,100 Flock Brewing
3
Oct.
225
5
12
1
Mar.
2N Apr.
N Feb.
7
17
2.61
„
3
1
1
Sale
2.
1.10
4
2N Jan.
N Jan.
22 N Oct.
2N
370
K
26c
2.61
5
23 N
1
14N
1
2.30
*
Corp cap._5
TOO "l".40
19
70c
45N Sept.
UK Feb.
3
May
2N Jan.
14 K Apr.
2N Jan.
11
Apr.
31
Apr.
38 N Aug.
May
7
Apr. 25
23 N Jan.
9
15
35
28
2
18
22
Sale
15
8
16
35
20
2
26
Sale
Cache La Poudre cap
1
Mar. 28
July
2N Jan.
25N Oct.
55
Oct.
70c
Jan.
37
Jan.
10
Feb.
35c
Oct.
2
Jan.
14N June
38 K
.100
No par
40c
Feb.
15
Prcfftrrfid
100 Fort Pitt Brewing
♦
9c
Jan.
23,000 Bulolo Gold" Dredgin g Ltd 1. 5
200 Diversified Trust Shares C__
mm
Oct.
3N Oct.
25 K Oct.
56N Oct.
3N Oct.
25N Oct.
2
*
Feb.
9N Mar. 8
Feb. 24
20c
25c
3N
35c
*
20
J*
June 22
2
36c
1
8
28
—
"400
Oct"24
9
21c
16c
100 Employers Group Associates *
mmtm
3N
Jan.
*
20
mm
3N"Oct"29
50c
200 Consol Chollar Gold
9,400
38c
1
5c
45 N
153,700 Brewers & Distill Ltd v t c
16,300 Brewing Corp of Canada
-
m.
12 N
8
43
100 Columbia Baking Co
1st
pref
100
mm
Sale
20c
600 Chemical Research
mm
1
12N
6N
B-G Sandwich Shops Inc
400 Bond & Mtge Guar cap
200 Bralorne Mines Ltd
"140
rnmmm
31c
31c
46
4
14,800
—
700
50c
H
K
14
21c
20c
100 Campe Ccrp 6N pref
5",600
11c
1
40c
18,800
2,300
6
13c
43N
2N
"""200
m m —
K
4
2K
Atlas
Pipeline cap
*
Bagamac Rouyn Mines Ltd.l
Bagdad Copper Co
__1
2
11c
38c
14*
1
6
14c
20c
37,700
rnmmm
N
2N
10c
37
1,750
rnmmm.
K
7c
70c
150
"000
1
4
500 Bear Expl & Radium Ltd cap 1
355 Beneficial Industrial pref A.*
300 Berghoff Brewing Corp...
1
30
7",400
1
Andes Petroleum
Angostura Wuppermann Co 1
20 Bank of Manhattan Co cap 10
10
30 Bankers Trust Co
20
""'700
10
cap
38c
N
2N
N
3N
3
4
IN
10N
4.20
7
IN
2N
1
3N
Nov., 1934]
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
NEW YORK PRODUCE
aggregate sales.
EXCHANGE
In
Since
October
Jan. 1.
UNLISTED
Low from
Tuly 1 1931
59
PRICES IN OCTOBER
range since jan.
1.
to
1
Oct. 1
Oct. 31
Lowest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Highest.
STOCKS
Shares.
Par
„
500 Heilman
2,300
35,000
9,000
3,600
10,500
6,100
100 Incorporated Investors
v
Ask. Bid.
3
9%
%
Ask.
5K
11K
K
Bid.
(G) Brewing cap__l
Helena Rubinstein $3 pref_*
Hendrick Ranch Royalties..*
Horn Silver Mines com cap__I
Howey Gold Mines Ltd
1
Huron Holding Corp
1
Huron Holding c-d
1
10
21c
27c
21c
27c
"2% "3%
^
39,500 National Surety Co cap
10
50 National Union Fire Insur.50
28,300 Newton Steel Co..
*
300 N Y Title & Mortgage cap__l
100 North American Trust (1953).
140,250 Oldetyme Distillers cap
1
100 Pai American Southern
1
399,400 Paramount Publix Corp...10
6,800 Paterson Brewing..
__1
100 Pend Oreille Mines & Met..l
8,800 Petroleum Derivatives
*
450 Pittsburgh Brewing com
*
460 Potter Co com
*
40 Public National Bk & Tr__25
100 Punta Alegre Sugar..
»
600 Read-Authier Mines Ltd
1
100 Reliance Int Corp $3 cum pr *
§00 Renner Co..
1
100 Reno Gold Mines Ltd cap..l
100 Retail Stores capital
5
2,800 Rhodeslan Selec Tr Ltd..5 sh
156,400 Richfield Oil of Calif
*
14,800 Rustless Iron & Steel com
*
900 San Antonio Gold Mines
1
100 Seaboard Fire & Marine Ins 10
2,000 Shamrock Oil & Gas
*
1,700 Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd.l
4,500 Siscoe Gold Mines Ltd cap._l
300 Sudbury Basin Mines
*
200 Super Corp of America A
300
AA
100
B
400
BB
150 Swedish Ball Bearing..100 kr
21,800 Sylvanite Gold Mines Ltd._l
400 Sylvestre Utilities class A
*
100
Class B_.
..*
2,085 Tobacco Prod (Del) new com 10
2,650 United Merch & Mfrs v t c
1
800 U S El & Pr Shrs Tr ctf B...
200 U S Fidelity & Guaranty
2
200 Universal Cooler A
...*
105,800 Utah Metal & Tunnel
1
13,500 Van Sweringen Corp
1
200 Venezuelan Holding Corp..*
100 Ventures Ltd
*
2,500 Victor Brewing
1
1,000 Warner Aircraft
*
100 Western Public Serv cap....3
12,400 West Indies Sugar
1
201,700 Willys-Overland
....5
12,900
Certificates of deposit
5
2,600
Preferred
100
2,000 Zenda Gold Mining
1
•
No par value.
9 K Oct.
Sale Prices.
1
30
K Oct.
3
10% Oct.
Sale Prices
1
85c
1.30
25c
1.15
21c
83c
Oct.
22
94c
20c
20
22c
21c
Oct.
Oct.
29
21c
21c
25c
15%
2%
1
15
Oct.
Oct.
5
22
3%
6
May
4
6% Jan.
5
30c
July 31
29
83c
Oct. 22
1.06 Feb. 21
Oct. 20
15c
July
19** Feb.
Feb.
22
16
%
Oct.
Oct.
10
2% Oct.
18
2K Oct.
29
K Oct.
2
K Oct.
2
14?*
"~3c" "25c"
2
14% Oct.
17
15% Oct.
22
IK Oct.
10
2% Oct.
11
18
20c
2% Sale
26c
40c
25c
75c
35c
25c
vie*
25c
3'^
15**
3c
Sale
1%
39
19
50c
3%
18
44c
Oct.
20
30 K
Oct"
18% Oct.
3
17
39
Oct" 31
20% Oct.
24
3%
.....
25c
"s %Oct!'"lo
~5%~0ci~.~ib
2%
18**
18%
H
2%
5%
K
2
"~5K "6%
%
K
i%
13c
5K
Sale
20%
6%
21%
7%
20% Oct.
35c
50c
26c
2
2
19c
13c
IK
9c
2%
4% Sale
30c
^
35c
%
1.00
2%
23% Oct.
25
Oct! "24
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
22
1
23
IK Oct.
3
3 K Oct.
26c
Oct.
13
H~Oct7~~4
2% Oct.
13c
1.73
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
1
23
5
2%
4
25c
35c
K
5
4K Oct.
% Oct.
26
2% Oct.
2% Oct.
11
25
5
1.00
2
2%
2%
July
May 14
Oct. 10
Feb. 10
June 18
18
Jan.
4
Oct. 24
Feb.
7
26c
70
2
Aug.
4
13c
1.73
Oct.
Oct.
1
1
2
75c
1.10
9
1
2
25
29%
Sale
28
Oct.
Oct.
31
28% Oct.
7
Oct.
31
9
26** Oct.
9
7
23
24
1.50
2
90c
1.20
9
2
20c
2%
Sale
Oct.
Feb.
1%
2%
5K
6
2%
Sale
2% Oct.
18c
IK
1%
4.25
Oct.
IK Oct.
26
13
10
2% Oct.
50c
Oct.
1% Oct.
27
24
28
Oct.
Oct.
Mar.
26% Oct.
IK Sept.
I.13 Feb.
7
68c
2
16
15c
9
15
% July
26
4.75
5
2% July
II.
2%
25c
23
IK July 27
May 23
IK Jan.
2
26c
6
23
31
16
9
12
23
May 11
Sept. 12
Sept. 12
IK Oct.
K Feb.
K Feb.
1
Jan.
1
"40c" "65c"
2.25
2.75
2
40c
2.80
Feb.
2
1.15 Mar. 21
2 % May 21
1.07 Jan.
2
5% July
May
20% Oct.
2% Feb.
3
Feb.
6% May
K Feb.
3H Feb.
40
50
43
2.90
8
lH
2.45
1
30
31
3
6
2%
20c
a
2%
Sale
55
2 % Oct.
K
30
3
2
23% Oct. 25
6
Apr. 16
2% Apr.
70
Feb.
2%
14c
70c
K
%
2%
3%
25c
2% Oct.
26
2
2.55
Oct.
11
2.55
Oct.
11
1
Aug. 20
1.45 Jan.
15
31
2.50 Oct.
1
Oct.
30
Oct.
29
31
3
2.80
1
Oct.
3
Oct.
31
30** Oct.
15
~~2%~0~ci.~~3
14c
Oct.
10
2?*
20c
Oct" 13
Oct.
25c
1.73
Oct.
19** Jan.
May 23
5% Feb. 16
1
Jan.
5
1
Feb.
5
Mar.
4}
Jan.
3J4 Feb.
28% Oct.
7
Oct.
1.20 June
26% Oct.
2K Apr.
1.13 Feb.
11
May
3% Apr.
% Feb.
1
IK
Jan.
26
50c
15
12
% June
% Jan.
6% Feb.
9% May
1.64 July
6
May
4K Jan.
1.13
14c
1
10
31
15
10
% Jan. 12
K July 25
4K June 12
1
2
Sale
12c
15c
10c
18
25c
15c
Oct.
Oct.
13
15
10c
12c
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
18c
Sept.
10c
1%
25c
July
15c
25c
Oct,
25
33c
Oct.
9
25c
1
2 K Oct.
9
2
29c
16
27
1K Feb. 24
1.15 Feb.
1
95c
18c
1%
15
16
5
6
24
31
12
9
17
23
11
11
23
2
""
17
1.50 Jan.
Sale
1
_
23
3
4
Jan.
2
19
15c
20c
7
6
June 20
3.15 Mar.
2.17 Apr.
42% Apr.
3.20 Apr.
1
June
% Jan.
32% Apr.
15
Feb.
2.44 Feb.
6% May
4% Jan.
5% Feb.
2.17 Apr.
40
Feb.
!
12c
A*
2
8% Feb.
C>>4 Sept. 20
5K
4% May
\%
1
2 K Aug.
9
1.30 Apr.
5
2.60 Apr.
7
1.60 July
5
3.07 Jan. 19
2.17 Jan. 23
4% May
26
6
25c
75c*
2
32
8
4
10
10
2% Apr. 23
1.00 Jan.
2.65
Sale
27
26
24
21
10
1.30 Feb. 13
3.07 Jan. 19
2.17 Jan. 23
3.15 Mar.
1
2.70
9
1
2.90 Mar. 12
65c
2.40
15
4K Mar.
*
i
5
8
19** Feb. 13
4% Apr. 20
6
1% Feb.
1
Sept.18
14% May 17
15% Oct. 22
39
Oct.
20% Oct.
1
1% Oct.
2% Oct.
26% Oct.
"1725 " "l".75
7
1.00
4
Apr.
Jan.
3% Feb.
28%
4
4
Sale
2
IK
2
18
4
1.73
"lK "2" "lK "~2~~
Jan.
1% Sept.
1.07 Jan.
60c
W
Sale
Mar.
Jan.
Oct.
June 26
1.75 Oct. 10
1.15 Mar. 21
a
2
5%
Oct.
75c
2
"~K
2K
40c
Sale Prices.
0% Apr. 21
12 % May 29
2 K Feb. 15
94c
Oct. 22
1.35 June 13
20c
Feb.
12.50
2
%
...* il
_
220 National City Bank
400 National Liberty Ins
Sale Prices.
5%
9
80c
Tao " i".4o
t c_ *
1,300 Indian Motocycle
*
100 International Pulp
1
5,800 International Vitamin Corp *
900 Interstate Natural Gas
*
510 Irving Trust
10
1,400 -letter Brewing
1
160,000 Kildun Mining Corp cap
1
58,000 Kinner Airplane & Motor...*
100 Lincoln Petroleum Ltd
1
400 Lockheed Aircraft
1
100 McVittle-Graham Mines
1
200 Macfadden Publications Inc *
620
preferred
*
HO Manufacturers Trust
20
4,300 Maytag Co stock purch warr.
500 Metal Textile
*
300 Molybdenum Corp of Amer. 1
100 Morris Plan of America
25c
400
6% preferred
10
4
Oct.
K Jan.
Jan.
25
6
14
9
29
4
Feb.
IK Feb.
1.15
Feb.
1% June
IK Feb.
4 K June
5% Feb.
% Feb.
K Feb.
3% Feb.
33c
Oct.
1
2
5
2
14
16
20
19
6
2
12
16
5
24
1
27
23
12
16
5
13
14
9
„
•A\
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Stock Sales
Shares.
October..
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
aggregate sales.
Since
Jan. 1.
Oct. 31
asl
sit.
54
37
48 %
54% ' 58
54%
58
56
58%
43%
56
A.......-.—.1927
...1927
Purchase money 5s....1927
Holland Furnace 6s..—2000
12
12
5s series
stocks
6%
6
9
9
80
(J D) Mfg com
Adams Royalty Co com
Advanced Alum
Assoc
Bros conv
50
""ioo
1,700
109,220
1,490
220
420
200
"""300
Auburn Auto common
5
130 Backstay Welt Co common. .*
1,640 Balaban & Katz pref.....100
*
47,350 Hi*«f tan-Blessing Co com
25
20 Beatrice Creamery com
186.805 Heodis Aviation Corp com..5
1
150.560 Berghoff Brewing Co
4,210 Binks Mfg Co cl A cv pref..*
*
310 Blums Inc conv pref
Common
.._._*
50
:
350
250
100
570
10
281,200 Borg Warner Corp com.
7% preferred
...100
4,660
..*
5,550 Bracb A Sons (E J) com
30 Bright Star Electric B.._...*
800
310
1,950
600
*
53
50
3
53
Oct.
24
Jan.
9
37%
9%
38
14%
36% Oct.
1
38
Oct.
11
Oct.
Oct.
13
18
Jan.
Jan.
5
16
16
Mar.
1% Oct.
24
11% Oct.
3% Oct.
1% Oct.
3*
*
830 Bunte Bros
1%
42%
7*
%
%
571,730
Butler Bros
Common
...
240H
IPs
9%
2%
&
up
87
6%
5*
'J*
10
10
3
46
1,050 Campbell Wyant & Can Fdy »
«
anal Const Co conv pref... *
2,240
..10
8,750 Castle A Co (A M) com
2,760 Cent Cold Storage Co com_20
*
11,000 Central 111 Pub Serv pref
Cent 111 Secur Corp—
8,150
24%
2%
100
10
common.......
Preferred............
2
12%
1%
20
Preferred
—14%
7
16%
%
%
%
1
%
%
%
%
24%
25%
6% Sale
1%
2
...
100
15% Oct.
Oct.
7% Oct.
19
Jan.
5% Oct.
'6% "Oct"
19
1% Oct.
65% Oct.
July 25
May 29
July 25
30
%
5% Sale
63
66%
1% Sale
65%
66%
Jan.
1% Oct.
65% Oct.
31
30
«
10.150
""256
2,150
*
No par
5,800
2,800
2,200
Common
^
%
%
Sale
%
%
23
3%
12
25
7% Sale
1%
1%
12
61
70
% Oct.
% Oct.
24
4
Sale
2
Certificates of deposit...
368.450 Chic Corp common........1
Preferred......
65,810
31
% Oct.
25% Oct.
2
230 Chicago Electric Mfg A.....*
7,900 Chicago Flexible Shaft com.5
43,500 Chicago Mall Order com....5
%
29%
7%
1%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
value,
x
ttx-divldend.
13
Feb.
6
% Feb.
3
6% June 11
61
July
7
3% Jan. 29
65% Oct. 30
4% May 26
17% May
4
19% Feb. 15
12
Jan.
20
Feb.
17
Apr. 25
Oct.
2
5
Oct.
4
1% Oct.
22
2
June 26
20
Jan.
Sept. 24
13
8
Oct. 15
9% Feb.
8
22
Jan.
3
Feb.
9
Aug.
15
..
63% Oct.
5% Oct.
Oct.
11% Sale
3%
3%
1%
2
11% Oct.
2% Oct.
1% Oct.
1
20
18
13% Oct.
3% Oct.
1% Ot.
11
Mar.
63% Oct.
24
Aug.
10
Feb.
60
15
11
July
Sept.
Apr.
10
23
20% Oct.
106% Oct.
11% Oct.
9%
1%
6%
14%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
24% Oct.
24
P
3
18
25
13
11
Oct.
2%
7%
14%
3%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8
1
30
Feb.
1
Mar.
3
7
5
Mar. 14
if
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
8
13
23
Jan.
Aug.
3
% June 15
5
28% Feb.
108
Aug. 31
12
Aug. 24
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
4
Feb.
3
11
6
4
July
31 107% Oct.
12
Oct.
25
Feb.
6
Feb.
Mar.
11
7^
7
8
4%
%
""%
1
16%
9%
12%
Sale*
"P
9% Sale
4
3
Oct.
2
2
vp
Feb.
15
Aug.
1
2
Jan.
14% Aug. 30
18
Jan.
9% Oct.
11
Jan.
47% May 31
12% Apr. 24
24
1%
11%
6%
10%
31
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Jan. 16
Aug.
8
15
Oct.
10% Oct.
12% Oct.
3% Apr.
6
20% Feb. -6
10% Oct.
9
24
Apr. 28
15
7% Oct.
4
2
18
15
Oct.
24
10%
8% Oct.
10% Oct.
17
Sale
17
18
9
30
3
% Oct.
18
% Oct.
7
Oct.
26
7% Oct.
18
4%
%
%
%
%
9%
2%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
6
Oct.
23
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
16
5
11
Oct.
20
16% Oct.
7^
3%
5%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
10% Sale
2%
3%
17
16%
9%
12
12
1
24
17
Oct.
18
Oct.
27
11% Oct.
2
19
1
16
19
1
2
%
%
%
%
10%
3
1
10
1%
£
25
8%
10
7
9
% June 20
5% Jan.
2
4
Aug. 20
% Jan.
3
% Jan.
2
H Jan.
5
% Oct. 19
5
Jan.
Sale
Sale
10
10%
Sale
% Sale
1%
2
1% Sale
1% Sale
25% Sale
7%
8%
9%
10
11
11%
% Oct.
6
1
Oct.
5
1
Oct.
16
1% Oct.
24% Oct.
26
2
16% Sept.
7
July
10
Oct.
6
11
12
Oct.
Oct.
8
27
Feb. 23
30
Oct.
10
13% Jan.
Jan.
6
Mar. 21
1
1% Feb.
1
8% Feb. 15
15% June 28
% Feb.
1
% Feb.
2
% Feb.
6
2
Jan. 24
17
Jan. 30
2
19
15
2
Jan.
1
24
Feb. 23
% Jan.
1% Oct.
1% Oct.
% Jan.
1
15
2
7
17% May
17
19
26% Oct.
Mar.
7
5
10
% Oct.
1% Oct.
1% Oct.
1% Oct.
22% Jan.
26
Feb.
13
7
""9% "Oct"
3
2
Sept. 28
2% Sept. 15
73% Jan.
1H
7
May
83%
7
1
27
11
24
19
5
25
Feb. 26
2% Feb. 21
12% Jan.
1
11
3
24
May
6
3% Oct.
23% Sale
21% Sale
106% Sale
105%
11
12
10%
12
%
9%
11
9%
10%
2
2% Sale
2%
6%
7
"14"" I"" 14%
2
2%
4
4%
0x4
43%
43%
8
Sale
7% Sale
X8
20
Jan.
31
Oct.
47% Feb.
16
Apr.
4
May
4% Jan.
9% Jan.
20% Feb.
12
June
2
1H
9
11
Jan.
24
Mar. 28
Mar. 20
Mar. 19
5%
4%
Sale
3%
1%
% Oct.
% Oct.
2%
65
23
9
June
65
5%
55
'II
o
Jan.
12
•
Participation preferred...*
2
8
8
11
17
Jan.
Chic City A Con Ry—
2,400
2,450
Jan.
Jan.
9
4
13%
°
64
.......l
2
13
13% Oct.
.....
12
%
%
3%
24
Aug. 15
Jan.
"T% "2"
63
2
Oct.
Oct.
11
Oct.
11
6
10
860 Chain Belt Co com.........*
1,200
18
9
Jan.
1
16
Sale
4%
10%
1.440 Cherry Burrell Corp com...*
3,600
380
6
4
19
5
53
17
15
xS«
240
550
13%
%
3%
1%
Oct.
10%
9
13
210
170
250
.1 %
12%
14
9
10
5%
350
3
4
1% Sale
15%
11
58
Convertible preferred....*
7,750
100
3,380 Central lnd Power pref
5,400 Cent Pub Serv Corp A......1
8,800 Central Public Util A......*
V t c common
1
1,490
39,850 Central S W Util com ......1
Prior Hen preferred
•
8.800
Preferred
•
6,180
300 Central States Pr A Lt pref.*
200
5
%
5% Sale
»
930 Bucyrus-Monlghfi^claas A..*
10
29",650
..
4
52
pref*
cl A
3
50
Sale
10
pref A
5,500 Brown Fence A Wire
Class B
6,270
16,550 Bruce Co (E L) com
17% Feb.
38% May
48%
37%
8%
19
10
3
Feb.
Apr. 25
Jan.
3
26
15
3
•
Automatic Washer conv
19
3
11
100
Automatic Products com
31% Oct.
19
15
6%
5%
9%
Tel A Tel Co Class A.*
conv
Oct.
19
14
Oct. 17
Mar. 28
Mar. 20
10% July
12
20
8
Feb.
83
85
10%
4
...
11,150
9%
12
9
19
27
11
Sale
*
$6 cum prior pref
*
07 cumul prior pref.......*
$6
740
450
2,500
7
83
85
12
58% Oct.
19% Jan.
12
5
May
9
Aug. 17
Apr. 25
Jan,
3
22
Assoc Tel Util Co com
40
1,150
Jan.
June
4
8%
32 %
21
*
pref
7% preferred
7,130
1,060
150
3", 100
47
44
30
Castings—5
$6 preferred
60
r.
Jan.
3
49% Feb. 27
19
85
34%
*
*
Adams
200
430
15
29
58% Oct.
5
com—*
.25
Acme Steel Co
2,740
50
58
15
59%
17
24
24
Oct.
61
14%
5,820 American Pub Serv pref..100
3,050 Amer-Yvette Co Inc com—.1
60,150 Armour & Co common......5
$6 prior preferred
1,050
1
37,850 Asbestos Mfg Co com
*
500 Associates Invest Co com
5,600
59
22
29
2
19
370 Amer Furn Mart Bldg pfd.100
50
58
Oct.
Oct.
Par.
Abbott Laboratories
2,110 Altorfer
.
Oct.
61
Prices
49% Apr. 26
59% Oct. 24
61% Oct. 24
61
Oct. 29
26
5
59% Oct.
61% Oct.
24
58
7
10%
60
"T.oso
59% Oct.
61
1.
Highest.
Sale
Prices
49% Apr.
46% Jan.
75%
150
"""660
58%
58%
55
100 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com..10
23,250 Allied Products Corp cl A..*
1,350
Sale
12
56%
56%
4%
1939
Magnet Mills 6s
750
140
Sale Prices.
59
7
7,300
22,200
3,530
10,000
27,195
1,200
Highest.
Sale Prices.
64
4
5s series B
Shares.
Shares
350
61
58
49 %
36
Ask.
Bid.
Ask
Bid.
Lowest.
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
ctfs
1927
Chicago City Ry 5s
1927
Certificates of deposit. 1927
Chicago Railways 5s
1927
1st mtge 5s ctf of dep.. 1927
Cat & So Chic 5s
25,000 Metrop West Side El. 4s.1938
208 So La Salle St Bldg—
1st mtge 5V*«-_
1958
267,000
1945
1,000 Union Elev RR 1st 5s
Util Pr 8c Lt Real Tr 6s..l938
5,000
91,000
li'Soo
1^34
Bid.
$
2.000
13,000
2,000
2,000
range since jan.
to
bonds
1,000
56,000
123,000
11,000
130,000
59,000
25,000
12,000
2,000
1,000
—-
prices in october
Low from
July 1 1933
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
October
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
$123,000
1,209,000
$99,000
746,000
October
17,323,800
8,967,000
-
1933
1934
Bond Sales
1933
836,000
1934
'
418,000
'
8
24
7% Aug. 31
11
8% July 25
13
74
4
8
oept. 13
Jan. 12
31% Feb.
5
15
Apr.
3
11% July 17
19
Feb.
5
CHICAGO
Nov., 1934]
to
In
Since
October
Jan. 1.
Shares-
Shares,
stocks
lb",950
200
40
'
3,650
t
700
80
40
400
650
%
6
3%
11% Sale
9
395 Chicago Towel Co conv pref *
*
283,050 Cities Service Go com
8,890 Club Aluminum Uten Co...*
800 Coleman L'p & Stove com—*
100
94,100 Commonwealth Edison
70 Community Pow & Lt $6 pfd *
480 Congress Hotel Co com—100
400 Construe Mat'l Corp |33*P'd*
70
700
13^
1,100
7% cum pref..»
9,410 Continental Steel
450
315,350 Cord Corporation..
142,460 Crane Co com
Preferred.
:
10,610
!ioo
.....
..25
%
4
4
63*
3*
1%
%
14%
45%
24
24
30
26
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
20
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9
1%
5%
55%
33*
Prior
65
3% Sale
7% Sale
17
60
16
Oct.
7
Oct.
4
50
Oct.
4
15
54
Class A
common..—
Decker (Alf) &
1,480
5
....
4%
7
6
Oct.
8
Oct.
23
8
35
29
Oct.
18
Oct.
13
6
5
Oct.
18
5% Oct.
15
Cohn—
...j:
33*
.10
Common..
*
1,570 Deep Rock Oil conv pref
...Is
7,850 Dexter Co (The) com.
470 De Mets Inc pref
25
1h
53*
1
2
3
% Oct.
3% Oct.
25
2%
3
4
4
Oct.
25
14% Oct.
20
1%
3%
43*
143*
6
14%
8%
w w
10
11
153*
14
15
4
15
12
12%
Sale
26
113*
Sale
113*
9
Oct.
26
10
Oct.
Oct.
9
16
15
90
123* Oct.
17
$7 cumulative preferred..*
Fits Simons & Connell
600
150
750
10
*
com
20
143*
5%
53
7% Sale
7% Sale
28,350 General Candy Corp A
5
227,900 Gen Household Utll com
*
11,750 Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B__
200
100
2,550
3,150
14,550
*
& Dredge Co com
980 Gardner Denver Co
70
11,950
Dock
3,400
61,800
49,770
74,660
62,500
Class
*
A
Goldblatt Bros Inc
com
___•
Great Lakes Aircraft A
Great Lakes D Ac D
Greyhound Corp
*
com
5
com
10
12
5%
11
Oct.
12
Oct.
153* Sale
3* Sale
14 % Sale
153*
153*
16
Oct.
17
Oct.
20
53* Oct.
83* Oct.
26
13
6%
vti t*
oz3
O74
5% Oct.
5% Oct.
6% Oct.
22
25
Oct.
10
15%
16
%
3*
163* Sale
15%
16%
15%
%
14%
15%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
163* Oct.
3* Oct.
26
12,850
49,350
Hall
16
Oct;
11
173* Oct.
24
Printing Co
•
com
com
...10
110 Hammermill Paper com
""150
800
70
*
450
3,000 Hormel & Co (Geo) com A..*
12,550 Houdallle-Hershey class A..*
Class B
*
41,600
700
350
730
600
100
1,650
17
30
25
Oct.
10
19%
18%
4%
21%
19%
4%
Oct.
16
43* Oct.
23
6
22
Oct.
18
16
21
Oct.
22
16
4
203* Oct.
4% Oct.
17
Oct.
20
133* Oct.
253* Oct.
19
4% Oct.
17
Oct.
4
193* Oct.
3% Oct.
30
10,250
700
200
250
""566
190
200
700
70
3,550
100
64
Oct.
4
10
27
Oct.
3
17
4
10
Oct.
29
Oct.
13
8
Oct.
13
143* Oct.
123* Oct.
1
18
Oct.
25
5
13
Oct.
13
4
223* Oct.
353* Oct.
43* Oct.
31
16
21
260
250
17%
17%
12
13%
19%
21
34
35
22%
34%
3%
15
*
123*
Sale
3%
4%
100
18
Sale
Preferred....
360
Preferred..
100
...
27,050 Kingsbury Brewing Co cap.l
con»
pref....
1%
18%
70%
1%
3
19%
78
2
20
4%
80
1%
1%
Oct.
5
43* Oct.
11
18
9% Sale
1%
2%
19%
20%
77
Oct.
34
Sale
Sale
20
Sale
5
70
8
....
133*
*
2,550 Kentucky Utii i< cum pref.50
8,050 Ken-RadTube Jc Lp com A
•
14,150 Keystone Steel 4c Wire com.*
2,920
Oct.
1
5
Oct.
1
19
Oct.
3
773* Oct.
1% Oct.
30
6
18
11
Oct.
1
18
30
5
203* Oct.
80
Oct.
23* Oct.
13*
8
113*
10 710
'
11
13*
6
5
%
5
La Salle Ext Univ com
480
Cumulative preferred....*
330,880 Libby. McNeill A Libby
10
4,600 Lincoln Printing Co com _..*
700
7,450
1,400
7,200
6,490
36,100
7% preferred
50
10
.....
Lindsay Light com
%
%
_
20
25
28
6
o
7% Sale
1*
3%
5
6%
*
Lion OH Ref Co com
Lynch Corp com.....
...5
2,320 McCord Rad A Mfg "A"
•
...5
24,430 McGraw Electric com
890 McQuay-NorrisMfg com.... *
38,850 McWilliams Dredging Co
*
1,950 Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
Meadows Mfg
Co
com
Mer A Mfrs Sec cl
\ com
3%
4
22%
23
28% Sale
8%
8
13
9%
42%
Sale
22
30
30
8
Oct.
29
5
Oct.
73
Oct.
1
Oct.
17
17
8
2
Oct.
4
3%
33* Oct.
16
3
Oct.
25
22
Oct.
18
Oct.
11
283* Oct.
1
283* Oct.
1
17
93* Oct.
463* Oct.
31
4
3
223*
273*
Sale
83*
93*
453*
243*
123*
Sale
303*
M
'
—
—
Sale
1
2
30
35
30
32
*
11%
3%
12
113*
113*
1%
% Oct.
273* Oct.
i
3%
*
1%
Oct.
6
Sale
Lindsay Nunn Pub $2 pref..*
Loudon Packing common...*
30
% Oct.
5
2«
3%
30
%
%
"3%
0x4,
% Oct.
273* Oct.
8%
453*
213*
13*
31?*
103*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
2
Oct.
4
33* Oct.
11
33* Oct.
22
23
16
49,960 Mickelberry's Food Prod coml
488.736 Middle West Utilities new..*
$6 conv. pref.
18,030
'A"—
•
*
13,550 Midland United Co com
Convertible preferred... *
1,610
400 Midland Utll 0% pr llen..l00
1,110
7% prior lien
...100
Preferred 0% A..
340
...100
Preferred 7% A
720
100
2,660 Miller A Hart Inc conv pref.*
4,500 Modlne Mfg com
1% Sale
10
13*
26
Oct.
24
4
1
25
30
1% Sale
13*
2
13*
13* Oct.
24
1,520
20
*
Monroe Chemical Co com...*
600
*
Preferred.
100 Mountain States Pr pref..100
"""50
300
1,170 Mosser Leather Corp com...*
*
5,800 Muskegon Mot Spec cl. A
1,600 Nachman Springfllled com.*
980 National Battery Co pref...*
50
170
3,450
""300
1,200
*
Nat Elec Power
A com
19
13* Oct.
10
1
x
Ex-dividend.
%
%
%
%
3*
g
v,
3* Oct.
% Oct.
%
% Sale
%
%
% Sale
7^
12
3k
3%
16
9%
24%
:::::
7%
1%
q
Sale"
15
1
9
4
Sale
13
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
% Oct.
63* Oct.
12
Oct
.
%
3*
3*
3*
3*
3*
1
18
20
19
15
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
9
20
1
15
30
3* Oct.
3
5
7
Oct.
1
22
13
Oct.
24
17
17
22
33*
4
4
Oct.
24
40
373*
40
37
Oct.
24
13* Oct.
43* Oct.
373* Oct.
11
16%
14
3 3*
16
11
17
16
11
16
11
Oct.
10
Oct.
19
113* Oct.
4%
20%
6
21%
43* Oct.
203* Oct.
23
43* Oct.
213* Oct.
6%
%
1%
8
1%
5%
6
Tg
8
Sale
1
1
Sale
•
70
7% cumul preferred
._.*
4,450 National Gypsum A n-v com.5
10
39,000 National Leather com.
No par value.
Aug.
83* Aug.
3 3* May
13* Oct.
Oct"
13*
%
1
23*
163*
Sale
13* Oct.
26
Oct.
June
3* Jan.
% Jan.
15
10
15
550 Mohawk Rubber common...*
120
23* Jan.
33* Jan.
July
143* Jan.
40
*
1
5
24
17
22
23
11
273* Feb.
38
5
25
163* Apr.
3
July 26
13* Oct.
313* Oct.
123* Oct.
10
1
8
26
4
26
163* Jan, 30
Oct.
1
Aug.
1
July 26
Jan.
3
Mar. 28
Sept. 11
Apr.
2
Aug.
1
Oct.
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
Aug.
3*
3*
3*
3*
3*
3* Sept.
% Jan.
3* June
5 3* June
93* Jan.
13* Oct.
23* Jan.
2031 Jan.
73* June
93* Jan.
93* Jan.
11
8
26
2
7
1
8
4
24
Mar. 13
23
Jan.
24
Oct.
9
1
8
Oct
13* Oct,
11
1
27
63* Feb.
5
233* May 22
88
May 21
93* Jan. 20
73* Apr. 12
12
May 11
Feb.
1
3
283* Feb. 26
% Feb.
8
63* Aug. 24
83* Aug. 29
13* Feb. 24
43* Apr.
6
33* Jan. 11
2 % Feb. 14
5 3* Feb.
6
253* Sept. 4
403* Feb.
7
Apr. 28
9
16
20
10 % May
Feb.
47
263* Jan.
20
°
30
Feb.
7
Apr. 28
2
35
12
2
5
18
2
18
2
19
28
5
Apr. 23
53* Apr. 23
193* Apr.
4
5
Mar. 20
% Jan.
2
43* Feb. 15
103* Apr.
6
33* Jan. 25
13* Jan.
9
3* Feb. 17
23* Feb. 23
% Feb.
6
13* Feb.
6
Feb. 24
Mar. 9
2
2
4
26
18
1
13
13
10]
Feb.
27
May
8
3
17
22
25
19
16
Apr. 26
2
5
43* Mar. 19
July 16
15
3
Feb.
Feb.
5
10
83* Feb. 21
Apr. 23
103* Apr. 27
16
Sept. 14
143* Jan. 30
40
53* Jan.
23
3* May 16
73* Oct.
June 13
18
% May
7
Mar. 15
3* Jan. 22
3
Apr. 28
3
Jan.
2
3* Aug. 16
2
Mar.
8
2
Apr. 27
1 3* Jan. 22
3
3
.
21
3
25
6
4
Aug.
Jan.
23* Jan.
26
173* Jan. 30
11
Apr 21
Jan.
18
30
Oct."
27
Jan.
8
Jan.
Jan.
73* July
63* Sept
93* Oct.
*
670 Lawbeck Corp 6% cum pfdlOO
160 Leath & Co common........*
100
21
23
103* July
4
8
18
250 Middle Western Tel class A_*
"190
73* Feb .
6
70
May 23
25
240 Metropol Ind Co allot ctfs...
210
20
30
Apr.' 3
Aug. 29
Oct.
1,200
200
Mar. 14
30
8% Oct.
700 Material Service Corp com. 10
650
20
26
45,400
10,400
V.366
103* Jan.
4
Aug.
1
16
May 15
11
Jan.
4
23* July 25
25
603* Oct.
3,450
1,350
93* Feb. 14
133* Jan.
2
7
Feb. 13
9
Feb.' 5
28
8%
16
% Jan
20
63%
17v*
16
Jan.
33* Jan.
9
10
Sept. 17
43* Oct. 29
4
Oct.
2
26
940 Mapes Cons Mfg capital
82,600 Marshall Field A Co com
100
Feb.
2
Jan. 17
73* Mar. 22
163* Apr.
9
103* Mar. 17
113* Sept. 17
32 % Feb.
5
2
13* Feb.
193* July 20
July 30
60
83*
120 Kuppenheimer cl B com....5
""loo
123* Oct. 17
% June
7
1
June
7
1
June
7
26
27
*
10,810 Kalamazoo Stove com
15,650 Kats Drug Co com....
1
2.950 Kellosg Switchboard com..10
30
16
16
22
_
53*
663*
160 Kirsch Co
220
13
29
26
4
.*
*
Oct. 26
Oct.
9
Aug. 16
10
17
25
•
4
Sale
4
29
12
20
3
22
64
v t e
37,660 iron Fireman Mfg Co v t c
6,850 Jefferson Electric Co com
80
950
2
Oct.
63* Jan.
183* Jan.
25
Illinois Brick Co
620 Interstate Power $7 pref
50
$6 preferred
10
360
"
Sale
Oct.
23* Jan. 15
73* Mar. 13
730 Illinois Nor Utilities pref. 100
4,570 Indep Pneum Tool
160
20
5,000
29
4
8
Feb.
Aug.
Jan.
Jan
Jan.
333* Apr. 20
10
Apr. 26
53* Apr. 20
18
33* Aug. 27
423* Jan. 19
9,600
50
400
4% Oct.
13
7
25
203* Sale
19
203*
4
2
13%
15
25
3
4%
5
53*
43*
4
800 Hart Schaff & Marx com..100
90
250
6% Oct.
7% Sale
10
1,050 Harnischfeger Corp com
5.100 Hart-Carter Co conv pref..
410 Hibb Spencer Bartlett com. 25
2,100
63*
63*
Jan.
10
Oct.
18
Jan.
Oct.
53* Oct.
33* Jan.
Sept.
15
July
3* Oct.
133* July
53* Feb.
25
July
3* Feb.
73* Oct.
10
5
21
30
26
25
100
Mar. 7
23* Mar." 7
7
Mar. 16
Jan.
4
110 Grief Bros Coop'ge A com..
156,650 Grigsby-Grunow Co
Feb. 14
.
113*
653*
83*
113*
653*
11
Oct.
123* Sept.
11
Sale
11
17
10
Sale
Jan. 24
Feb. 23
16
Oct.
8 3* Jan.
430 Federal Elec Co Inc com
*
80
$6 cumulative prior pref..*
100
6
43* Mar. 31
~
11
103* Sept. 15
% June
1
June
1
June
Oct.
30
20
Oct.
26
Feb.
2
3* Jan. 10
1
% Oct. 25
33* Oct.
4
33* Feb. 10
12
May
1
22
13?* Oct.
113* Oct.
83* Apr. 18
263* Feb.
5
Oct.
43* Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
16
1,470 Eddy Paper Corp (The)
20 Empire Gas & Fuel 6% pf.100
43,730 F.l Household Utll Corp.
5
7,262 Elgin Nat Watch Co
...15
62
44
16
10
53* Mar.
6
43*
163*
4
30
19
22
Feb.
5
Jan.
4
2
Oct.
53*
5
Jan.
Jan.
44
Oct.
23
7
Feb.
4
Jan.
90
52
Oct.
30
6
25
5
Jan.
403* Jan.
2% July
5% Aug.
17
2
5
24
2
30
% Aug.
3% Oct.
7% Oct.
26
3* Apr. 26
173* Apr. 26
May 14
1
3 ;
25
common........
11
2
24
134 Oct.
53* Oct.
2
"I5
com
26
80
11
Oct.
4
3
2
100
1.160 Curtis Mfg Co
18
13* Oct.
1}
3* Jan.
13% July
53*
34
Jan.
43* Jan.
10
Aug.
3* Jan.
24
30
11
% Oct.
11
Oct.
3
6%
50
65
50
110
1,100
2,712
26
101
310
20
2
100
100
150
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
% Oct.
4*
1%
150 Cudahy Packing Co pref. .100
30 Curtis Lighting Inc com ...*
10
10% Oct.
19
54
Preferred
120
1%
%
14%
40%
Sale
12
.100
350
10
10" "Oct!" 10
16
40%
33* Sale
7 3* .Sale
Sale
...»
....
14
19
%
2%
13*
53*
*
com...
Mar. 21
Mar. 2
May 12
Feb." 5
1
Sept. 11
3* May 12
%
3*
%
L53*
21
2
% Mar. 17
^Mar. 22
6
Jan. 22
65
10
.100
Preferred.............
23
Sale Prices
Prices
% Mar.
3* Mar.
3* May
4% July
1
Sept.
80
1% Sale
% Sale
,6*
12
...5
com
75
Sale
44
6% prior preferred A., .100
110
500
Sale
3* Mar. 10
11
80
1% Sale
& Machine cap..*
15,000 Consumers Co
6% Oct.
26
5% Oct.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices
%
Dayton-Rubber Mfg—
•
Ask
%
Sale
..100
Partic certifs 2
59,350 Chic Rivet
20
100
Bid.
Ask
Bid.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
100
com..
...100
Prior Hen preferred
100
116,800 Chicago ftNWRj Com..100
Chic Rap Tran pr pref A.. 100
120 Chicago Rys part ctfs 1—100
60
8,450
4,400
.
Preferred....
720
i
Bid.
Par
250
120
600
Oct. 31 1934
^
330 Chic Nor Sh & Milw
3,550
range since jan. 1.
prices in october
Low from
July 1 1933
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
aggregate sales,
61
STOCK EXCHANGE
2
13* Feb. 23
73* Oct. 24
% July 27
14
9
Feb.
3
3* Feb. 16
Jan.
3
July 14
23* Feb. 24
r Cash sale.
\
CHICAGO
AtOQREQATB SALES.
In
October
STOCKS
Oct. 31 1934
EXCHANGE
July 1 1933
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
Low from
Shares.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Oct. I
Bid.
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Ask
Bia.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Ask.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Nat
Republic Invest Trust—
Cumul. con?, pref
.*
320
1,290
3.560
500
11,800
4,070
94,550
5,600
3,050
23,800
National Standard com.....*
3,450
350
""loo
50
1,600
20
70
40
850
1,100
4,750
.50
1,450
50
850
350
320
230
1,470
210
200
350
50
""550
100
700
6,980
6,350
14,400
37,750
1,450
28,150
8,050
5,970
3,940
Parker Pen Co
100
.....*
common
Process Corporation com
Pub Serv of Nor 111 com
*
..*
Common
60
6% preferred...........100
7% preferred...........100
430 Shaler Co (The) class A
"""470
10
30
100
200
""'410
"""250
37,750
9,800
350
"200
80 So Colo Power class A com.25
Southern Union (.as com.. *
15,450
1,650
1,500
820
10,700
3,250
2,550
53,050
1,720
527,050
188,950
Southw G&E Co 7% pref. 100
Southwestern Lt & Pow pfd. *
St Louis Nat Stockyards
cap *
Standard Dredge
Common
2,150
1,000
650
conv
...
Storkline Fur
pref.*
.....
conv
Stutz Motor Car
pref....25
*
com
....
21,050 Thompson tJ R) com
25
3,050 Transformer Corp of Am com*
6,375 12th St Store pref A....
.*
740
Stock purchase warrants..
1,160 20 Wacker Drive 06 pref....*
Union Carbide ft Carbon
1,000
•
450 United Gas Corp common..1
310 United Ptrs 8c Pubs com...
130
2,550
650
100
5,500
190
Viking Pump Co common...*
Preferred
Vortex Cup Co com
Class A
190
150
300
"""50
11,020
2,630
2,600
5,220
611
8,451
100
»
100
3,050
1,200
♦
N
*
*
com
6% % preferred
Ward (Montgom) 8t Co cl A.*
Waukesha Motor Co com...*
Wayne Pump Co com.......*
Western Pow Lt & Tel cl A..*
Wleboldt Stores Inc com
*
14.100
Common
*
5,450 Yates-Amer Macb part pref.*
17,750 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..*
94,400 Zenith Radio Corp com
*
.
Ex-dividend.
# Jan.
2
10
July 26
1# Oct.
9
# Jan.
2
# Sept. 12
15
Oct.
4
2# Oct.
2
r
Sept. 25
27# Feb. 19
1# May
6
16
*
Feb.
6
6# Feb.
7
1
5
Oct.
29
3
Oct.
29
3
Oct.
29
2# Oct.
3# Oct.
3
19
10
2# Oct.
19
10
3# Oct.
3# Oct.
5#
3
3
1
Oct.
Oct.
78# Oct.
3
1
5#
2#
23
2#
11#
4
6# Jan. 24
7# Mar. 2
7# Feb. 24
13#
13# Oct.
16
13#
Sale
19#
2
#
1#
B
13
"'WOcCid """# Octrio
3
4# Sale
23
20#
4
24
2
23
3
Oct.
23
1# Oct.
83# Oct.
13# Oct.
24
2# July
1
Jan.
4# Oct.
16
7#
I
10
5
8# Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
16
20
Oct.
17
16
7
Oct.
6
8
Oct.
9
# Oct.
27
15
5
9
6
3# Jan.
15
29„
%
2# Sale
2#
2#
1#
#
12#
13#
12# Sale
62
Jan.
2
6
Oct.
9
11
29
Oct.
3
15
1
31
Oct.
18
23
#
2#
2#
1#
12#
12#
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
1
2
Sept. 11
15
2
2
5
#
11#
11#
%
2%
2%
1%
12%
11
Oct.
15
13
10# Oct.
24
62
5
10
Sale
129
127
31
127# 130
66
Sale
.--
Sale
5#
96#
13
10
14#
15#
74
>
ir
/I#
(
3%
28#
38#
39
Vt
63
67
3 129
23 130
26
23
19
14# Oct.
39#
7
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
77
38
11#
13
"12""
3
15
1
10K Oct.
24
23
Jan.
2
22
22
66
38# Jan.
2
75
1
Oct.
Oct.
#
56#
46
2#
56*J Sale*
28#
61#
29#
Sale
2..
2%
3
1
5
1
7%
8
6#
Sale
38# Sale
4%
18"
Sale
36
Sale
1\
1
%
% Sale
2%
%
1
H
4#
5#
41#
1#
38
41
1#
%
2
1#
Sale
2#
2
#
15# Oct.
24
31
7# Oct.
77
Oct.
41# Oct.
31
3
11
3
4
11# Oct. "29
1# Oct. 23
3# Oct. 23
12" ""Oct" "20
% Oct.
„
9
Oct.
6
29
54# Oct.
29
61# Oct.
1# Oct.
31
16
1# Oct.
3# Oct.
7
9
Apr. 20
Aug.
4
Mar. 15
# Mar.
10# May
12# Jan.
4§*
zfi
10
Jan.
15
7
Feb.
Mar. 27
7# May 23
Jan.
Aug.
Oct.
3
8
Feb.
15
Feb.
6
Apr. 10
Aug. 17
3
77
% Oct.
Oct.
29# Oct.
65# Oct.
2# Oct.
58
Jan.
8
25
Oct.
23
23
3% Oct.
23
Mar. 20
11
5
2# Mar. 12
6
17
40*
3
Oct! "18
7# Oct.
17# Oct.
36# Oct.
13
26
30
4#
5
3
-l8/
2
Oct? "10
8
Oct.
19# Oct.
39# Oct.
4# Oct.
24
5# Oct.
2
5
35
13# Sale
29# Sale
1#
24
24#
1#
1#
3#
6
19
6
27
""Oct: 16
12*
10#
3#
3
Sale
#
10#
2#
2#
3
10* 10S
2
2#
6
3
2
Mar. 14
July 19
70
5
5
18
3# June 20
Jan. 10
it*
Jan.
24
Jan.l2
5
Jan.
7# Jan.
4# July
4# Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
17
Aug.
1
July 24
Oct.
7
Feb.
„
60
33
_
30
Sept.
5# Feb.
2# Jan. 16
6# Apr. 11
10# Feb.
6
8
Jan.
5
20# Aug. 29
40# Sept. 1
3#
16#
4#
10#
#
Mar. 8
Apr. 20
July 30
Feb. 19
Jan.
4
8# Apr. 24
Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 24
Mar. 1
Feb.
1
Feb.
6
May 29
Aug.
6
Jan. 23
Jan. 30
38
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9
31
Oct.
1
18
9
40#
1#
#
2#
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
#
#
50#
3#
#
1#
May
July
Sept. 13
25
50
Jan.
24
2# Jan.
15
# July
2
27
# July 23
1# Jan.
1
4# Feb.
# Jan.
4# Oct.
33
13
Oct.
Oct.
28# Oct.
1# Oct.
24
Oct.
1# Oct.
5
34#
13#
29#
i;
26#
1#
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
1# Jan.
17
23
5
29
117" "Oct:
25
9
9
1# Oct.
100# Apr.
10
Oct.
2
Oct.
6
7
5# Feb. 16
1# Feb.
1
Feb.
5
Mar.
34#
16#
32#
2#
29
5
.02
1
Oct.
Aug.
July
Feb.
17
30
11
15
June
18
6
Feb.
Apr. 16
88
Jan.
23
June 22
19
July
Sept.
35
Feb.
lo# "Oct: "25
Oct^.
Feb.
6
16
16#
2# Oct.
# Oct.
2
4
9
122" "Oct: "25
30# Oct.
# Oct.
1# Oct.
Oct.
Mar.
1
Jan.
17 # Jan.
5
29# Oct.
# Oct.
1# Oct.
2#
Feb.
8# Jan.
100
116# 121
l23"
27
30#
30
%
% Sale
1%
3
Aug.
Jan.
16# Jan.
50
Jan.
1
4#
33
Sale
2#
%
Sept.
16
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
3
14
Sale
9#
30
25
Jify
#
42#
3
35
1#
25%
1%
2
1
Jan.
9
1%
40%
26#
31
Oct.
90
"1# Oct: "II
43*
115"
Oct.
July
Jan.
July
Oct.
9
2
5% Sale
4%
30%
13#
6
7
17
12
20
5
10
'"#
#
Feb.
July
July
Oct.
9# Oct.
2%
>8
12# Jan. 30
3# Feb. 13
Jan.
24#
1#
#
2#
9 100
3
Feb.
5
Jan. 31
Feb.
6
Apr. 11
Apr.
106
115
15
37
9
Jan.
Jan.
2#
"4% "5"
42
5
43
32#
2#
7#
Oct.
Oct.
1
19
3
Jan.
8
Jan.
8
June 20
Oct.
9
Oct.
Oct.
zz*
3
July
7
19# June 19
9
2
-
59
2%
.....
.....
""#
52
9
100
7# Sale
7
70
38%
1# Oct.
# Oct.
3
9
13
14%
Oct.
Oct.
120# Oct.
127# Oct.
30# Oct.
9
...
Oct.
1# Oct.
%
2%
9
#
13%
31
2#
9
2
2
'
#
-----
Sale
1%
2#
# Oct.
2# Oct.
65
66#
132
2
2
3
1
Aug. 30
Oct.
Oct.
122# Sale
10
Apr.
5
62
2
9
Mar. 24
B
Feb.
17
27
15
2
8# Feb.
Jan.
4*/
Oct.
30#
#
20
7
20
5
12
26
Feb.
30
11
63
Sale
2
22
Jan;
July
1
6
29
Jan.
5-
26'" "23#
26#
#
IX
3
Jan.
Jan.
9#
Oct.
84
14
16
11%
5
92
21
60# Jan. 10
20
1
Feb.
'
4# Feb.
Sept.19
# Oct.
20
11
Convertible preferred.... *
x
21
17
4
...100
500 Williams Oil-O-Matlc com...*
walue.
9
17
2
Wisconsin Bankshares—
900
3
Oct.
# Oct.
2# May 14
1# Apr 27
60
3#
29
com
Stock purchase warrants..
30
'""460
*
........
Wahl Co
Walgreen Co
Oct.
1# Oct.
26
2
82
.
1,870
1,010
32,300
8,300
19,000
108,700
770
26
# Oct. 17
preferred...
3,800 U S Gypsum common.
20
25,500 Utah Radio Products com. •
24,900 Utility 8c Ind Corp com.....*
29,010
Convertible preferred....*
300 Utilities Pow 8c Lt Corp A.. I
Common non-voting..
250
1
190
14
13#
Oct.
Feb.
Jan.
5
1
420 Telephone Bond 8c Share A
190
First preferred.... ....100
100 Texas-La Pow Co pref....100
Convertible
„
3*
1
Sutherland Paper common. 10
Swift & Co stk.
25
Swift International
15
420
300
*
1,470 Slgnode Steel Strap Co pf_30
860
Common..........
_....*
240 Sivyer Steel Castings com
*
70
150
Inc com...*
1,580 Sangamo Electric Co......_*
720
Preferred..
100
8,060 Sears Roebuck 8c Co com. ...»
20
950
24
25#
...100
...
(The) Co.....*
4,200 Ryerson 8c Sons
1
July 11
1# Mar. 1
3#
I*
....*
Pines Wlnterfront com.....ft
Potter Co (The) com
*
Prima Co
3
1 %
Peoples G L 8c Coke cap..100
Perfect Circle
1# Oct.
3#
3
(The) com..10
Preferred
3
Sale Prices
2%
#
sH
Northwest
Convertible preferred....*
24
14* uB 13^1
#
13,880 Quaker Oats Co com........*
4,070
Preferred
lift
1,700 Rath Packing Co com
10
10,900 Raytheon Mfg Co com vtc 50c
6,150
0% preferred v IC........5
450 Reliance Internet A com.
*
50,850 Reliance Mfg Co Common. 1®
730
Preferred
100
550
Sale
2#
120 Richards Co (Elmer) pref
*
260 Rollins Hoa Mills conv pref.*
"""200
24
*
com
1# Oct.
1#
46
North Amer Gas & El CI A...*
Nor Amer Lt A Power com..l
470 Peabody Coal Co B com
.*
240
6% preferred
J..;..100
26,450 Penn Gas & Elec A com
: *
10
250
100
North American Car
Oshkosh Overall Co19,080
Common..
20
150
Noblltt-Sparks Ind Inc com.*
Bancorp com
*
5,940 Northwest Eng Co com
*
470 Nor West Utll pr Hen pref. 100
860
7% preferred
100
1,350 Okla Gas 8c El 7% pref....100
1,340 Ontario Mfg Co com......
*
150
50
80
National Union Radio com..l
2
1#
1#
1
50 Northern Paper Mills com...*
21,730
140
300
Nat Secur Invest Co com
Highest.
Sale Prices.
6% preferred...........100
500
150
Lowest.
Sale Prices
1.
2# Oct.
2#
#
10#
2#
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
16
#
#
#
9#
2#
16
24
19
Sept.
Jan.
July
June
2
Aug. 20
# Jan.
3
10
Sept. 27
10
5
16
1# July 26
Cash gale.
A
2
1# Jan. 29
6
Apr. 21
1
Jan.
27
18# Feb. 16
4
Feb. 28
4
Feb.
5
1# Feb .
6
16# May 19
5
Feb.
5
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
1933
364,696
6,956,820
Shares
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31-
AGGREGATE SALES,
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
October
BONDS
"~2,100
"4",000
1,000
5,000
5,000
42,300
2,000
8,000
3,000
1,000
Shares
1,349
2,000
889,100
55,850
1,075
2,100
7,000
4,000
13,500
8,000
17,000
1,000
11,000
13,300
81,900
2,000
16,000
4,600
2,000
3,300
1,000
1,000
10,000
3,000
Delaware Elec Po«8Ht..l959
Elec ft Peoples tr ctfa 4s .19 65
84*4
155*
Certificates of deposit...
Home Owners Loan 4s
1951
Home Own
25*s
1949
lnt'1 Hydroelectric 6s....1944
Lehigh Nav series A 4Hs.l954
Liberty Loan 1st 4**a, 1932-47
Penn RR deb 4**s
..1970
Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s
1943
731
""370
746
450
510
339
129
Phila Elec 1st 5c ref 4s
450
2,462
2,559
984
"362
1.338
9,774
5,926
353
10
457
2,910
1971
York Rys lit 5s
...1987
STOCKS
American
"100
IIIso
Electric Storage Battery..100
Fire Association
....10
..
10
21,962 Insurance Co of N A
38,059 Lehigh Coal A Navigation..*
50
20,895 Lehigh Valley
155 Mlnehlll A Schulyl Haven.50
3,462 Mitten Bank Sec Corp. ....25
Preferred...............25
16,438
211,674 Pennroad Corp v t C...
•
50
129,226 Pennsylvania RR
3,128 Penna Salt Manuflactur'g.50
346 Phlla Dairy Prod pref.....25
•*
6,592 Phila Elec of Pa $5 pref
25,165 Phlla Elec Pow pref.......25
.....
ctf of deposit.....
35 Reading Co
11,100
36
22
100
300
'1Mb
833
4,572
Reliance
.
35,872
508
Union Traction.
472
3
*
No par.
i
•
i
■
i
4
Oct.
2
21** Oct.
23
26
...
94«ji Oct.
i
■
101
73*4
Oct.
103J#«Oct.
100"m
"85" "88" "85" "88"
252*
255*
~—
104
1122*
Sale" 113**
106
Sale
107** 1075* 108 J* 107** Oct.
104
Oct.
1015* 102** 1045* 105
1095*, 110
61**
62
625*
109
Oct.
com
...50
Sale
5
41**
*
7M
114?a
3**
12
512 W Jersey A Seashore RR
277 York Rys preferred.r...,
Oct.
Oct. 26
26 101
11 103,T«May 25
101
11 103l0«Oct.
11
100*°siJan.
90** Oct. 25
13 1075*
6 104**
9 1095*
96**"o"ct""4
96 **
91 *4 July
2
26
Aug. 28
91*4 July
36
2
June 11
25*4 Aug. 28 25*4 Aug.
100*4 Apr.
2 10054 Apr .
Feb. 28 105*1 July
Oct. 24 100
Jan. 16 11354 Oct.
Oct. 18 105
Oct. 25 107*4 Oct. 13 10754 Oct.
Aug.
1 104*4 Oct.
Oct. 22 102
July
Oct. 24 10554 Jan. 22 119
103*4 July 31 103*4 July
6354 Mar. 2 6354 Mar.
99*4 Mar. 1 99*4 Mar.
2254 Feb.
5 2254 Feb.
85*4 Feb.
8 85*4 Feb.
Oct"" 4 96*4 Oct. 4 97*4 July
Sale
J**
7**
14
115** Sale
31 * Sale
27
18
3
2
40*1
42**
3**
34** Sale
46
80
18
195*
92
99*1
47
465*
7** Sale
12
49
Sale
51
**
15*
15* Sale
25*
Sale
43
2
2**
405* Sale
71**
18**
5**
45*
30**
2
425* Oct.
25
28
3
7
18
25
22
24
31
2
1
5
8
11
4 116** Oct.
24
3** Oct. 22
4** Oct.
11
2** Oct. 23
25* Oct.
11
Oct.
31
114
Oct.
195*
Oct
Oct.
4
11
34** Oct.
455* Oct.
72** Oct.
1
1
5
19
5
42
2
Oct.
43*1
25* Oct.
2
45** Oct.
47** Oct.
73** Oct.
19** Oct.
25
'5i"~OctT
24
7** Oct.
12** Oct.
Feb.
8
Jan. 12 44
5
June 25
5
June 25
7H Jan.
6 13** Jan. 15
111** Jan.
9 1175* Mac. 14
3
75* Apr. 25
July 26
21** Sept. 10 305* June 19
2** July 25
55* Jan. 30
34
Jan. 22
43*1 Oct. 31
4** July 30
9
1** Feb.
39
5
33** Sept.
10
315* Jan.
10
71
Jan.
50**
7
7**
105* Sale
49<* 51
5*
1**
100
45** Oct. "3
7** Oct. 20
10** Oct. 22
1** Oct.
** Oct.
1** Oct.
23
Oct.
29
2
11
2** Oct.
Sale
245* Oct.
25
70
Oct.
11** Oct.
105J* Oct.
27
Sale"
Sale
2**
5
4._
Sale
32**
10** Feb.
202* Feb.
515* June 25
25* Apr. 20
32* Apr. 19
15* Oct.
20** Sept.
51
Mar.
11
Aug.
4** Feb.
39** Feb.
93
Jan.
70
21
L06
30** Jan.
335* July
23
20
July
25
June
13
1
Jan.
13
May
Oct.
5
Sale
4** Jan.
1
6
Oct. 27
Jan. 23
July
6
Oct.
6
6
1
47** Mar.
** Oct.
2* Jan.
2** Oct.
21
22
PA
31
23
33** Oct. 18
Sale
Apr. 24
51** Apr. 25
13
Sale,
Sale
515* Jan. 24
50** Apr. 23
85
Mar. 14
20** May 18
5
102
92
Sale
63
11
18
1035* Sale
32 J* Sale
2**;
76
49**
15* Sale
23** Sale
20
41** Oct.
25
Sale
72
42**
D
17
2 **
9
7
1
155* Apr. 24
6
35* Jan.
65* Feb. 21
Oct.
13
4
165* Jan.
182* Jan.
292* Apr. 18
215* Oct.
9
52
465* June
45* Jan.
432* June
492* Apr.
0
56** Oct.
9
27
5** Oct.
Av*
22
H.
56**
103
114
103
114
2*
17 K
£
6**
17
20
%
*f
58
54
105
7
if»
95
*4
.10
65*
5
59
33
Sale'
15
9**
10**
16
56**
29 105
30 114**
27
**
22
18**
Sale
Oct.
£ Oct.
Oct. 29
Oct. 16
Oct. 27
2
Oct.
Sale
Sale"
5
?!*
Oct.
Oct.
13** Oct.
94*1 Oct.
Oct.
1005* Feb.
108*1
Mar.
Oct.
13
5** Oct.
4
31
7
15
1
23
65* Oct.
42* Oct.
22
3
Oct.
1
98** Oct.
30
7
Oct.
5** Oct.
59** Oct.
25
22
3
10**Ji3y
L072* July 12
L145* Sept. 8
2* July
5* July
5
July
'115* Apr. 17
5
Jan.
17
30
24
26*4 Apr. 14
Jan.
8
Jan. 24
15& Mar. 15
1
Mar. 16
126 Feb. 17
2* July
17** Oct.
3
Oct.
3
30
59J* Oct.
7
"36"
Oct. 27
l»u Mar.
Sale
Sale"
Oct.
Oct.
114** Oct.
** Oct.
**
17 J* Oct.
19
5
cl A
36,500 victory Insurance Co...
2,386 Westmoreland. Inc......
2,597 Westmoreland Coal
9 Ex-dividend.
18
15
635*
*96"" "98" "96" "98"
Jan.
26
102** Oct.
3 1045*
1115? Oct. 10 1135*
107
5
18
Oct.
90** Oct. 25
6
15*| Jan.
94*31 Oct.
15
26 101
29
Certificates of deposit,
United Gas impt com
Preferred
20 U S Dairy Prod
436
10
6,000 Shreve El Dorado Pipe L.. .25
*
1,737 Tacony-Palmyra Bridge
200 Telephone Security pref...50
59,000 Tonopah Beimont Devel
1
1
42,033 Tonopah Mining
178,009
7,630
Oct.
........50
Insurance
...
130
i i iti i i i i i i i i
it i i i i i i i
85*4 Apr.
6
29*4 Apr. 16
27*4 Apr. 19
101'it May 25 101Ti« May 25
94*32 Oct. 15
94«»» Oct. 15
Jan. 30
48*4 Jan. 26 54
85*4 Apr.
20
.....
415 Scott Paper
.«!
Series B b% preferred... 100
39
Series A 7% preferred. .100
204
33,309
1,350
Hignest.
Sale Prices.
87
20** Sale
2H
Preferred
454 Horn ft Hardart (Phlla) com.*
1,650 Horn & Hardart (N Y) com..*
140
Preferred
100
816
Lowest
Sale Prices.
20** Oct. 29
42
..150
com.
173 Phila insulated Wire.......*
15
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Par
Stores
22,966 Phlla Rapid Transit...-.-.50
7% preferred
50
21,409
7,273 Phlla A Reading Coal A Iron*
11,268 Philadelphia Traction.-...50
575
Lowest.
...
93
1,035
Ask.
St Paul adj 5s
2000
Western Union Teleg 4H* '50
876
694
85
"22"" "25"
Phlla Elec Pow Co §Hs..!972
Phila 8c Reading 4s
1947
Phlla Reading Coal 5S...1973
Reading 4s
.1937
RANGE SINCE JAN. I.
48*4
100
105
1967
10,370 Budd Wheel Co
1,956 Cambria Icon..........
7,250 Central Airport........
3,338
9,489
Ask. Bid.
m
4Hs
1,185,349
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
Bid.
101
Philadelphia City 3**•...1934
Preferred
...50
3,600
7,043 Bell Tell Co of Pa pref.. ..100
*
14,931 Budd (R G) Mfg Co
170
1017»*
94*32
Phils Elec (Pa) 1st s f 4s.1966
1st 5s
.....1966
Ctf8 of Deposit
Shares.
6,849
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31--__-
16
100 Bankers Securities
1,063
Ask
Bid.
1933
$149,000
1,061,488
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Oct. 31 1934
*
59,400
9,800
October
Low from
July 1 1933
PHILADELPHIA
Since
Jan. 1.
1934
$149,400
Bond Sales
1934
170,035
2,568,778
Stock Sales
October«_J
13** Oct.
86
Jan
5* Sept.
4** Jan.
65* Sept.
6
53
Mar.
Jan.
29** Mar.:
1
24
9
May
3
20** Feb. 16
100** June 29
5* Sept. 6
95* June 19
10** May 11
75?
62*1
35
Apr. 11
Aug. 24
Apr. 24
Boston Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1934
October.
Shraes_
Jail. 1 to Oct. 31..
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
October
'
«
5,000
8,000
6,500
2,000
3,100
V
•
v
*./■'
.
,
Boston
Oct. 31 1934
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Sale
63
55" I""
32
30
Ask.
65
100# 100#
61
58#
90
35
50
Sale
56#
56#
38
60
Oct.
2
65
Oct.
Sale
50
52
105
49
51
60
105
Oct.
48# Oct.
Oct.
50
58# Oct.
60
—--
58
Oct.
31 105
10 50
1
53
2
27
Kan City Mem 8c Birm 5a.1934
P C Pocahontas deb 7a
1935
89
100
58# Oct.
2
Oct.
STOCKS
Shares.
10,787
10,487
5,958
1,136
1.595
200
46
276
266
Amer 8c Continental
6#
25
3#
10#
50
„
Firat preferred
2d
50
preferred
9
499
85
756
I§5
7#
2#
68
500
67
1,172
1,150
80
157
20
1,344
68
"""164
I§I
Oct.
23
Oct.
9
6# Oct.
1# Oct.
23
2
7# Oct.
9
Oct.
11
30
24
10# Oct.
6
4
Oct.
30 112# Oct.
23
5
Oct.
11
13
110# Sale
ir
Sale
22
61#
62
63
10
Oct.
1st preferred class A
100
Class B 1st pref stamped 100
Class C 1st pref atampedlOO
4
lat pref class C
Oct.
109
11
62#
17
22# Oct.
83# Oct.
1
17
6
3 120# Oct.
18 63
Oct.
2
4# Oct.
22# Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
116
60
Oct.
30
Oct.
31
3
18# Oct.
4# Oct.
7
Oct.
7
Sale
8
18
6
Class A lat pref atampedlOO
Sale
Sale
120
2
81# Oct. 30
Sale
22#
5
22
... .
'
10
4#
83#
Prior pref .............100
!
2
10
12
87 Boaton 8c Maine com etpd.100
432
Preferred stamped.
100
4,627
6,111
116
3# Oct.
5,667 Boa ton 8c Albany........100
100
12,980 Boaton Elevated.
536
7# Sale
3#
116# Sale"
Preferred... ...... .....100
1,591
326
Sale
*
118,809 Amer Telep 8c Teles
.100
35,074 Amoskeag Mfg Co
•
3,097 Blgelow-Sanford Carpet... *
815
I12
Oct.
10
11
Oct.
7#
Oct.
5
3
15
5#
5#
5#
Sale
7
3
15
Oct.
3
1
30
15
25
6
7
7
100
Class D lat pref atampedlOO
1st pref class D
100
Sale
8
6
5,917 Boston Personal Prop Tr__100
9#
8
10# Sale
Sale
li
9# Oct.
25
10# Oct.
1
7# Oct.
9# Oct.
27
9
25
II'"Oct" "3l
71 Boaton 8c Providence.....100
""'loo
6,484
736
105
105
7
2#
3#
100#
1
11 Conn & Pass Ry pref....100
322 Continental Sec Corp
5
21,852 Copper Range Co ...
...28
1,200 Bast Boaton Co..
_i©
741
150
539
1,117
125
30
15
67
50c
341
T,194
First preferred.
1
92
130
8#
Grief
40
1
2#
,3#
Jan.
Jan.
15
38
39
35
Jan.
2
41
Jan.
Sept.
Apr.
Apr.
100# July
105# June
52
May
58
May
59
Sept.
59
58
10
28
30
13
July
3
Jan.
23
Feb. 24
19
62
13
3
9
8
June 18
2 102# July 24
89
Mar. 7
92
Feb. 10
Oct. 23
102# Jan. 10 131
3#
79
aSK
Sale
Sept.
13# Mar. 16
Oct.
10
Jan. 15
42# Feb.
7
16# Feb.
5
13
Mar. 28
Sept.
4# Oct.
8# Jan.
7# Oct.
6
July
6
July
7# Sept.
8# Sept.
9# Jan.
19
15
25
15
May
9
12# Feb.
3
July 26
.60
Jan.
16
Apr. 24
Jan.
4
Mar. 22
4
2
2# Oct. 29
3# Oct.
11
2# Oct.
29
1 103# Oct.
30
86# Jan.
3
Feb. 14
26
3# Oct.
Mar. 17
31
1
Sale
66
51
1
Oct.
il*
52
Sale
1
ii*
3
4# Sale
36
102
90
18
20#
Sale
115
9#
9#
21#
Sale
7# Oct.
2# Oct.
1
66
1
7
Oct.
Oct.
8
Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct.
25
35
Oct.
8
1
11
21# Oct.
17
18
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
1# Sale
18
Oct.
3
1# Oct.
31
4
4
June 22
Sept. 17
Jan.
11
Aug. 17
Oct.
23
7
3
23
7
23
20
25
16
11
Mar. 10
Feb.
3
6
25
Sept.21
9
11
25
10# Feb.
42
Sept.14 102
Oct.
M
4
2# Apr.
May
6
May
5# Feb.
1# Feb.
10# Feb.
80# July
70
July
2# Jan.
16# May
97
Jan. 30
Mar. 19
21# Oct.
17
1
Oct.
29
L54# Feb. 21
10
7K Jan.
9
12# Feb. 16
Oct.
13
Oct.
26
1# Oct.
31
25
18
1# Jan. 22
10
3# Oct.
1
13
Oct.
27
11
Oct.
3
14
Oct.
31
22
4
Sale
!«
31
5
Oct.
10
-
3#
13#
75c
6
3
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6# Feb.
.03# Oct. 30
9# Oct.
130
112# Oct,
9
10
55
45
5
Oct.
5
8
8
24
8
2
33
51c
29
8
Oct.
Sale
23
Oct.
31
8
2
4# Oct. 23
1
Jan.
1
Oct.
6# Oct.
67# Oct.
51c
Feb. 24
Mar. 2
Feb. 14
Feb.
5
Jan.
4
31
32
3 # Sale
11# Sale
21
Oct.
31
June 19
Apr. 25
Jan.
7
3
15
7
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
Feb.
3
July 13
55
2# Oct.
Oct.
5
Oct.
140
70
Jan.
109# Jan.
8
3# Oct.
Jan.
4
4
5
2
2
28
Oct.
51c
17
6
6
.25#
10#
39#
89#
Oct.
63
23
5# Sale
6#
1#
^
4
9# July
3# Jan.
10# Jan.
4# Jan.
1# July
3# Aug.
10
Sept.
3# Oct.
105# July
3# July
20
Aug.
3K Mar. 13
51c
19
1,310 Gilchrist Co...............*
28,405 Gillette Safety Rasor Co
*
#
Sale
37
102
35
German Credit & Invest Corp
205
25% 1st pref allot ctfs
*
,
2#
12
Sale
4,708 General Capital Corp......*
797 Georgian. Inc (The) cl A pf_20
95
7#
2
1
5
2,792 Economy Grocery Stores...*
23,233 Edison Elec Illumination. 100
17,766 Employers' Group Assoc T C*
682
110
3#
1#
IK
2
.....100
3,770
1,166
3,182
10
139
5
Sale 103# 108
100# Oct.
1
3#
3#
Sale
63
66
62
...
168
7#
2#
6# Sale
.........
1,073
14
Jan.
85
3#
3#
13,525 Eastern Gas 8c Fuel Aaan com
10,789
4#% Cum Prior pref... 100
17,532
6% Cum preferred..... 100
1,995 Bast Mass St Ry Co....
100
First preferred
5,861
100
Preferred B
2,501
100
2,009
Adjustment.
.100
18,420 Baatern SS Lines, Inc
*
1,176
Preferred...
♦
228
.
Brown 8c Co 6% Cum pref. 100
Brown 8c Durrel Co common.
6,021 Calumet Ac Hecla
2$
1,511 Cblc Jet Ry 8c U 8 Y—
6% cum pref ..........100
240 Cliff Mining
..25
336
Feb.
Par.
Corp..*
Amer Pneumatic Service
Preferred
23
6
102#
Ho
58# Sept. 18
Sept.10 101
101
40
34
88
31
60
Highest.
Sale Prices.
76
Apr. 26
100
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
J
100
cpn
26
I66""Oc"tI'"3 166# "Oct" "24
100#
105
49
50
35
Lowest.
Sals Prices
61
100
102
87#
Highest.
Sale Prices
44
42
60
32#
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
Bid.
101
notes.-193/
3%
1933
$71,200
1,060,750
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Edison Electric Ilium Co of
11,613
i
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31—-
8,966,366
Bid.
31,000
2,000
110,400
Shares.
;
BONDS
'■
'15", 660
.
1934
'$61,760
1,297,550
to
195,700 Amoskeag Mfg Co 6a
1948
1935
3,000 Boston Elev ser's 4s
83,500 Brown Go 5#a._
1946
5#s.
1950
24,000
55,000 Chic Jet Ry 8c U S Yds 4S.1940
5s
1940
152,000
367,000 East Mass StRR aerA 4#a 1948
Series B 5a
1948
111,200
Series C 6s Jan 1
1948
13,835
Series D 6a
—1948
19,830
"5",660
f
October
642,486
•
Low from
July 1 1933
$
16,000
<
BOSTON
8TOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
'Bond Sales
1933
280,434
6,116,342
Oct.
24
22
Oct.
24
18
Oct.
2
20
Oct.
23
Apr.
6
3# Jan. 18
8# Jan.
6
25# Feb.
5
Jan.
17
2
11# Apr. 30
13
14
Oct.
Oct.
27
31
Bros.
Cooper
Corp
(The) class A common....*
20
95
1,923
26
30
19"
2,542 Hancock Consol Mining. ..25
401 Hathaway's Bakeries pref
*
2,525 Helvetia Oil Co (T C)
1
25"
25
22
30
May
Apr.
12# Jan.
40c
July
20c
50c
40c
50c
20
20#
23
85
83
22
11
17
19
26# Aug. 13
60c
Apr. 12
24
Apr.
8
1# Apr.
9
Hygrade-Sylvanla Lamp85
Corn stk Tr cert.........*
Preferred
17#
*
1754
74 h
Sept. 14
July 30
25
85
Apr. 24
Aug. 21
International Button Hole
30
35
790
Sewing Machine Co.....10
5,239 Int Hydro-Rlec Sys cl A
2#
55 Island Creek Coal..
26
334
17
179
676
130
.............1
92
635 Loew's Theatres..........28
2,356 Maine Central...........100
Preferred
...........100
27,946 Mass Utll Associates f t c...*
4,513 MergenthalerLinotype..... *
5,717 Mohawk MiSlslCo^..:...2S
1,625 Nat'l Mfg 8c Stores Corp.....
1,346 Nat fterv Co com aha tr etfs..l
No pair value,
a
15#
15# Oct.
3# Oct.
3
30
15# Oct.
3
Oct.
15
# Oct.
2
# Oct.
22
4
23
10,337 Isle Royel Copper...
...25
431 La Salle Copper...........25
1,098 Libby McNeil Llbby
10
318
2",047
Preferred
15#
18#
.....1
Aasoaoment paid.
*
Ex-dividend
105
4
7#
5#
5
6
15
10
6
1
6J5 J-
4
Oct.
23
4
Oct.
23
4
7
Sale
7
Oct.
17
7# Oct.
31
5
22
20
21
22
1#
21#
17#
Sale
22#
1# Oct.
20# Oct.
31
4
1# Oct.
22# Oct.
1
17
# Oct.
25
# Oct.
8
20c
40c
r
Aug. 15
# Oct.
July
4# July
4
1# Sale
22c
Mar.
92
—.
62#c
Mar. 7
Feb.
7
Feb. 21
10c
2#
,
105
#
XOc*
15# Apr.
3# Oct.
24# Mar.
Oct.
Aug.
May
1
May
20# Aug.
20c
Aug.
22c
.
#>
#
Oaoh sale.
A
Feb.
% Aug.
Feb.
17
Apr. 23
Sept.
5
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Mar. 15
Feb. 17
Feb.
1
Feb.
5
Jan.
11
Mar.
13
STOCKKXCHANGB
to
Since
Jan. 1.
STOCKS
Oct. 31 1934
Ask
Bid.
Ask
Sale
Prices.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
N«w
3,811
19,796 New England Tal Ac
433 New River Co common...-100
Preferred
...........100
531
28,145 N Y N H & Hartford
1,849 Niplaslng Mines-...——
101,905 North Butte
108 Northern RR (N H)
....
•
100
21c
2.50
69 Pror & Worcester Ry_.
24,517 Qulncy Mining Co
100
25
238 Ry 5c Lt Sec Co common
1,666
2,564
10
Reece Folding Mach
55
Sale
52
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
;
52
10 X
-
Oct.
92
Oct.
20
99
31
3
31
27c
101
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11 102
73
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
55
102
9X Sale
Oct.
9X Oct.
75
73
.
30c 1
50c
Sale
65c
10X Oct.
Sale
107
21c
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25c
Sale
June
4
Oct. 31
1
87
60c
10*
20
Sale
23 X
22
Sale
17 X
Sale
Sale
20X
125
115
X Sale
50c
4%
1%
2%
21X
19% Oct.
21X Oct.
17X Oct.
2%
2X
12,369
18,878
Shannon Copper
10c
15c
iSg
7X
13%
..■it*
it*
35
60 X
1
Co.......10
Shawmur Asan T C
810 Spencer Trask F'd
cap
stock *
32,452 Stone 5r Webster Inc cap stk
25
18,698 Swift flr Co
*
14,945 Torrlngton Go
5
2,799 Union Twist Drill—.
18,386 United Founders Corp com 1
64,951 United Shoe Mach Corp...25
Preferred
.......25
8,476
65,396 Utah Apes Mining.........5
—1
610,829 Utah Metal «r Tunnel.
•
2,190 Venezuela Holding Corp
3,615 Venezuela Mexican Oil CrplO
>
Sale
-
preferred.........100
*
27,444 Warren Bros
Convertible preferred....*
10
472 Warren (S D) 5c Co com ... *
IX
114%
95
30
143
*
80c
50c
1
167 Vermont 5c Massachusetts 100
-•
2,309 Waldorf Pystem Inc
488 Waltham Watch class B com •
Preferred
100
781
No par rata*,
t
Prior
Ex-dividend,
65 X
IX
2X
61c
3%
if*
4
80
5
7X
13X
5X
Sale
14 X
Sale
18
18X
66
66^
1 IK
12
X
X
11
100
73
16
50c
16
IX Feb.
23
17
19X Oct.
30
34X Feb.
6
26
1
24X Oct.
22X Oct.
25
20 X Sept. 15
Feb.
6
23
10
Oct.
29
50c
Oct.
18
18*
2X Oct.
3
2
Oct.
8
10c
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
71X Oct.
11
13
4
Oct.
4
Oct.
Oct.
8
Sale
70
Sale
37
38
Sale
62
36^
Sale
Sale
Sale
IX
2X
75c
IX
Sale
1
3X
4X
20c
16
7X
13X
6%
19 ^
67X
11X
%
9
29
30
4
10
31
1
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
22 X Oct. 23
June 22
16 135
Sept. 21
July 31
Jan. 16
Jan. 13
7
Apr.
30
26
19% Feb.
6
26
13% Feb.
20 X Aug.
67X Oct.
15
Apr.
IX Feb.
71X Oct.
7
29
18
10
9
Jan.
20
17
Oct.
6
17
13
15
38
2
2
Oct.
15
1
Oct.
3X Oct.
25
4
1
Oct.
8
7/e Oct. 31
2
56X Jan.
32*2 Jan. 5
75c
1
50c
1
Jan.
Jan.
11
Oct.
4
13
3
13
4
16
11
Oct.
16
13X Oct.
24
11
40
33
50
33
Oct.
24
35
Oct.
27
6X Oct.
8
Oct.
11
6
Sale
11
5%
Sale
5X Oct.
8
Sale
8
11
Oct.
rOashaale.
-■
"vp/l.
.L
J
.
-
■
Oct.
Oct.
3
17;
Sept. 14
Feb.
16'
26
July
Mar. 21
16
Aug. 31
8
5H Aug.
5
17X Jan.
8
38
26
2
3
5
15
6 118
25
8%
30
11
31
9% Feb. 17
10
Sept. 14
99X Jan.
3Vs Oct.
2%. Sept. 17
2X
..■?
/
49X Jan.
8
7
3
18
May
18
1
Oct.
3
14
10
13
22c
22
Jan.
2X Apr.
10X Feb.
23
13
11
9
39
3
July
5X Aug.
12X July
4% July
IX Oct.
2X Oct.
80c
Oct.
2
IX Oct.
2X Oct.
75c
Oct.
63
1
2%
"4X
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Me Oct.
65X Oct.
24
Oct.
30
2
5X
17X
62X
11X
26
50c
20c
7
18
Jan.
16
X Oct.
13 X Oct.
2X July
85c
25
"30"
,
594
17X
14 X
Sale
25c
Sale"
36
31
72c
Sale
20c
Feb.
13 120 X Sept. 24
July 11
Feb.
5 122
Apr.
6
Apr.
5 75c
Oct.
3 104% July
5
'
22c
24
7
20
19
Oct.
1
Feb.
5
Oct.
Apr.
120
120
1
iix::::: 'idx'o'ci'
"ll%
,.-8
75c
50c
9J*
55*
Prices.
Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1 101
3
9
21c
15c
75 X
Jan.
5
2
25c
101
22% Sale
19
83
2
IX Feb.
Jan.
4
30
8X July 31
15c
15c
10
Co
Sale
93^
*
Reece Button Hole Mach
98 X
101
79
100
153 Norwich & Worcester pf.100
,
Sale
Sale
Sale
May 21
1
2
S
25
1,450 Oiibway Mining Co
100
4,897 Old Colony
11,919 Old Dominion Co........-25
100
10,845 Pacific Mills......
50
37,217 Pennsylvania RR....
*
10,966 Pond Cr Pocahontas Co
8%
X Oct.
X Oct.
X
93 X
25c
75*
2**
Highest.
HiQhesl.
Sale Prices
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
Bid.
Shares.
England Public 8«rvlce
Common
—*
1.
1933
1
July
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
BOSTON
AGGREGATE SALES.
65
STOCK EXCHANGE
BOSTON
Nov., 1934]
11
Jan.| 17
10
Feb. 21
6
Apr. 25
30
Aug. 28
55
May
4
13X Jan. 24
17% Jan.
5
12% Mar. 2
July
Baltimore Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1934.
October
Shares_
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31.
aggregate sales,
In
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
October
Jan. 1.
$
3,000
500
600
1,300
"500
8,200
11,800
10,600
16,600
1,000
1,000
I,000
3,000
1,000
1,000
3,300
4,900
1,000
4i Conduit
200
1,000
1,000
4s 3d
House
sewer
4s Annex
104 %
2,000
29 104% Oct.
10
Oct.
22
104% Oct.
104% Oct.
29 104% Oct.
29
103% Oct.
4 103% Oct.
4
(coupon)
1951
(cpn)
...1954
1937
95
100
103%
103% Aug.
100
104
100
104 %
105
104% Oct.
29 104% Oct.
29
99% Oct.
104% Oct.
31
99% Oct.
1 104% Oct.
31
106
80
104 %
100%
1940
104%
100%
Sale"
99%
Sale
166% IIIII
101
3J^s Public Impt.....
....1939
6Ks
1
Co.
Nth
1st 58
certificates.....1942
1936
Fowler Lumber Co
7%
certificates (flat)
1936
Central Ry Cons
6% ctfs. 1934
Central Ry ext & impt 6s. 1934
2%
8%
9%
1939
6%s
Knoxville Trac 1st 5s
Lake Roland 1st 5s
Lexington Ry 1st 5s
1933
1st 4s
Potomac Vail RR 1st
5%. 1941
June 25 101
Mar. 20
60
Jan.
June 25
June 25
Mar. 20
2% Sept. 20
*
2% Sept. 20
17
8 104% July
24
10% Feb.
Oct.
26
9
Oct.
26
9
Oct.
26
10% June 21
9
14% Oct.
9
103%
12% Mar. 22
11% June 18
103% Mar.
1
14%
14% Oct.
74
3
14% Oct.
3
80
Sept.
12
Feb.
14% Oct.
45
106
it*
12
14%
75
106
16%
Jan.
June
15
Feb.
15
108% May
32
25
32
27
27
78
78
100
99%
42%
Aug.
Apr.
Feb.
5% Sale
10
5
5% Oct.
31
18%
20
18
4% Oct.
19
Oct.
44% Oct.
42
3
2
4
Apr. 19
Feb.
7
42% June
6
28
Mar. 17
5% Oct.
31
6
June
7
July 17
July 30
96% May
1
48% Feb. 17
4% Oct. 18
13% Mar. 8
14
Apr.
3
86
15
6%
Aug.
Apr.
16
June 23
5% Oct. 31
93
4
Feb.
9
3
15
14
Sale
Oct.
3
Apr. 23
9
Jan. 30
June
64
July
65% July
86
13
27
9
Sept. 18
Feb.
2
Sept. 19
71
4%
32
78
7 100
6
26% Jan. 29
60% July 30
65% July
3
45
69
2
4
8
Aug. 12
Sept. 27
108% May
Apr. 19
42% June
26%
15
1
16% Jan.
108%
20
9 103% Mar.
1
12
1951
Merchants Term 6s
1948
Monongah Vail Tr 1st 5s.1942
North Avenue Market 6s. 1940
13
8 100
May
1 104% Oct.
9% Oct.
Macon
6s
28
29
24
24
1949
6% (certificates)
.1933
Maryland Pennsylvania RR
5
Aug.
Oct.
Aug.
Apr.
9% Oct.
1937
Dublin 8c Sav
5%.1947
Maryland EI Ry 6 %s (flat) 1957
Mar.
24
1938
1942
9
10
24
14% Oct.
12%
11%
65%
12
20
9% Oct.
9
45
5% certificates........
13 106
10
1
27
3
25
17
20
29
7
9
104% Oct.
1
100% Aug. 16 100% Aug. 16
102
11%
101
Consol Gas 1st 5s
Feb.
2% Sept. 20
8
Ches 8c Po Tel of Va 1st 5s '43
Consol Coal refund
4%s.l934
Apr.
2% Sept. 20
%
102
Century Parkway Corp 6sl956
90
60
Balto
1942
Aug.
Aug.
Mar.
Apr.
July
Apr.
June
May
7 103% Aug.
12
Feb.
20
July
9
Feb.
10
Apr.
Apr.
24
100% Aug. 16 101
ctfs
Dlv 1st 5s
105% June 29
104% Apr.
103% Apr.
101% Mar. 5
102
Aug. 10 103%
104% Oct. 29 104%
105
Aug. 24 105
101
60
2
104% June 25
6 104% Sept.
6
June 29
101% Apr. 30 101% Apr. 30
100%
Co
Feb.
106
101%
1945
Lumber
July
100
102
Feb.
104
100
104 %
103 %
101 %
3%s
(Hat)
21
29
8 106
12
Aug. 10 104%
Aug.
1 104%
Mar. 27 103%
Apr.
3 103%
106
July 25 106
105
Apr. 17 105
103% Apr. 11 105%
100
Jan. 23 104
106
3%s New sewerage Impt..1980
3%s Burnt District
1954
3%s Funding
1936
Feb.
104%
104%
103%
103%
105
4s
95% Jan.
100% Feb.
101% Mar.
100
4s P & B
...1947
23
11
25
Mar. 15 103% Mar. 15
4s P & B (cpn)
1942
48 2d School
Loan.......1948
Trac
24 105% July
2 104% Apr.
21
102% Feb.
Mar.
6 104% Oct.
Jan. 25 105% June
Jan.
8
1952
serial........1950
22 105% July 23
June 20
11 105
Feb.
(cpn)
4s 2d water serial
June 18
Jan.
104
4s P & B
1944
4s 3rd Water Serial
cpn..1957
4s 3d School
29
2 106
24 104% Oct.
Jan.
29
1950
2,000 Ga Caro 8c Nor 6% flat..1934
3,000 Ga Sou 8c Fla Ry 1st 5s..1945
2,000 Gibson Island Co 1st 6s..1936
International Ocean Oil Co
conv 7s
30,000
1935
Iron City Sand 8c
Gravel 6%
certificates
5,000
194#
3,000
1,000
2,000
53,000
2,000
Oct.
23
Jan.
Jan.
104% Oct. 29
29
Apr.
Jamison Cold
Storage Door
7,000
1,000
105
104% Oct.
104% Oct.
1954
Fairmount &
Clarksburg
Traction 1st 5%
1,000
1938
1,000 Finance Co of Amer 6 %s. 1934
1,000 Fla Cent & Pen 5% ctfs..1943
1,000
104% Oct. 29
(coupon).......1963
7,000 Danville Traction 5%
1941
4,000 Davison Realty 6% (ctfs).1940
6,000
1,000
4,000
2,000
25,000
19,000
4,000
Sale
1951
4s Pub Lib Ser
cpn
4s Pub Lib Ser cpn__
4s P & B
Sept.10
July 17
Feb. 23 102% Feb.
.1957
Loan
Prices.
13 103 %
16 104%
Jan.
Improvement.. 1954
Paving
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
series (cpn).1957
Case
5,000
Lowest.
104
4s Annex Improvement.. 1951
4s Public Park
Impt.....1955
4s
1.
Aug. 22 104% Aug. 22
1958
1,000 Canadian Govt 4%s
2,000
Highest.
Sale Prices.
..........1958
Loan
4s School
Balto
3,000
3,000
2,000
6,700
1,000
1,000
5,000
1,000
Lowest.
Jan.
Airport
...........1957
4s Engine House
1957
(flat)
3,000
1937
8,000 Augusta Ry «c F.I Co 1st 5sl940
II,000 Bait Spar Pt Ac Ches 4%s. 1953
4%% (certifs).........1953
9,000
6,000
1,000
Ask.
4s
Arnold
1,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices.
Oct. 31
Bid.
School House........ 1961
4s Burnt District..
.1960
1,000 Alabama Co gen 6s ext ..1938
Arnold Cypress Co
6%s ctfs
1,000
2,000
Ask
4s
200 4s 2d water Ser
5,000
Oct. 1
4-3^8 2d Sewer coupon....1971
4s Sewerage Impt
1961
4s Dock Loan...........1961
4s Conduit
$145,700
1,299,472
.
.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Bid.
1961
4s 2d water
1,000
1,000
1,000
27,200
1,000
1,500
5,000
4,200
.
1962
4s Jones Falls
4s Water
1933
$107,800
.....1,409,403
—.
Jan* 1 to Oct. 31
Low from
Oct. 31 1934
4s 2nd school loan..
1947
4s Second School Loan Ser '46
100 4s 2d School Loan
..1943
4s O. B.
1,000
(coupon)
1941
100 4s 2d School Loan
1940
1,000 4s 2d Sewer (cpn)
1959
100 48 2d water ser
1957
1,000
3,500
1934
October
July 1 1933
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS—
G
1
500 5»
1943
1,800
2,500
1,000
28,500
2,300
8,200
2,200
8,400
18,600
2,000
1,900
Bond Sales
53,499
530,838
to
BONDS
2,700
1,000
700
1933
18,994
374,509
18
5
Oct.
1
26
19
Oct.
26
10
44% Oct.
10
43
81
85
39
105
Jan.
Feb.
6
16
Apr. 12
Jan.
Sept. 19
June
7
97 H Aug. 28
15
97
July 30
Apr.
6
48% Feb. 17
8% Jan.
3
19
June 11
17% Sept. 17
44% Oct.
10
81
Feb.
85
Apr. 12
16
15 47% May 22
Apr. 24 105
Apr. 24
BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
Nov., 1934]
AGGREGATE SALES.
^M
;.
BALTIMORE
8TOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
October
BONDS.
United
2,000
34,400
3,600
"8", 666
70,000
9,000
43 000
12,000
70,000
2,000
239,000
213,000
51,000
1,000
18~,666
23*000
4,000
Oct. I
Oct. 31 1934
Ask.
|
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low fromx
July 11933
Bid.
67
Bid.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Oct, 31
Ask. Bid.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
Ask
El funded 5«
Ry ft
(flat)....
1936
1936
1949
1st 6s ctfs (flat)
1949
Income 4s (flat).......1949
Income 4s ctfs........1949
First 4s (flat)...
1949
1st 4s ctfs (flat)
....1949
Wash B ft A 5s (ctfs) flat. 1941
Funding 5s (ctf«)....
First 6s (flat)
Wash Con Title 6s ctfs...1951
H Oct. 25
%
fi
?il
754
7*1
*4.
"9"" III"
Sale
"2" :::::
H Oct. 25
*4 Apr. 27
Sept. 15
16
8
17
754 Oct.
11
*4 Oct.
11
1
25
24
2
2
1
*4 Oct.
H
9
8*4 Sale
7*1 Sale
Yi
H
—~
*4 Oct. 25
Oct,
854 Oct.
8*4 Oct.
7*4 Oct.
8*4 Oct.
.....
9
7*4 Oct.
1
954 Oct.
9*4 Oct.
2
8
2*4 Oct.
Oct.
40
*4 Jan. 26
54 June 21
12
*4 Sept. 28
*4 Sept. 4
8
Apr.
3
7*4 Sept. 17
1*4 Sept. 8
40
Aug. 10
Feb.
16
10*4 June 21
1
1
Feb
8
*4 Sept. .4
Feb
16
11
Feb. 23
2*4 Oct.
2
40
Aug. 10
12
"A
1Hares.
STOCKS,
Shares.
par.
100
687
60
1,950 Appalachian Corp
28,771 Arundel Corporation.....
*
1,950 Atlantic Coast L (Conn).—3®
""116
200 Baltimore Trust Co (old)..10
605 Baltimore Tuba common. .100
310
Preferred.........:....100
.
3 Baltimore Com*! Bank....100
1,932
158
23,193
1,752
15
104
20
100
241
434
507
3.741
1,361
1,461
280
460
,
""*"285
400
210
419
413
470
136
1,336
1,595
326
41
16
100
100
100
D
138
600
349
"3",242
31
♦
15
2
11
Oct.
15
1454 Oct.
17
Oct.
11
10c
28
2,054
5*4
Sale'
mmmmm
112
25
mmmmm
mm m. mm
-
25
5
15
25
Oct.
111*4
111*4 113
110
111
103*4 Sale
3
6
26
Oct! "2
29
Oct. 23
11 105
Oct. 18
3 29*4 Oct. 17
Oct.
2
103
28
60
112
110
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
30
64*4 Oct.
24 113
Oct.
23 112
Oct.
1 105*4 Oct.
103*4 Oct.
"20"" "H""
"35*4 Sale'
Sale
16*4
8
com
Preferred........
cl A..10
.....10
....
10
Mfrs Finance common * t
*
1st preferred.......... .25
1,472
Second preferred........25
1,061
104.243 Maryland Cas Co...... .....1
Junior conv pref ser B
6,666
1
36 Maryland ft Pa RR
...100
63 May OH Burner Corp com.. 10
68 Mercantile Trust Co.......50
4,264
4,700
Merch ft Miners Transp.
3,596
1,398
Mt Vern-Woodb MUls preflOO
Monon W Penn PS 7% oref.25
219 Mortgage Bd ft Title Co com.*
Common...............100
18,674 New Amsterdam Casualty. 5
1,093 Northern Central Ry...
.50
5,700 Owlngs Mills Distillery Inc..l
•
5,347 Penna Water ft Power
30 Real Estate Trust Co.....100
992 Seaboard Comm*l com A.—10
706
Preferred.....
......10
74 Standard Gas Equip com
*
Preferred..
100
318
10 United Porto Rlcan Sug pfd*
8,158 United Rye ft Elec Co com.50
2
81,519 U S Fidelity ft Guar
370 Western Md Dairy Corp pref*
758 Western National Bank...20|
11
354 Oct.
11
7
Oct.
2
17
*20*4 OctI"25 "21*4"o"ctI~23
Oct.
1
Oct.
18
20
1954 Oct.
9
Oct.
2
6*4 Oct.
11
35
6
1!f
k
36
5
:mmmmmm
mmmmmrn
mmmmm
mmmmmm
mmmmmm
m
s
2 54
>
25c
4
2*4
9
10*4
-
mmmmm
~~6*4Oct" "29 ""7""0"ctl'"4
mmmmm
mmmmm
mmrnmm
4
4
75c
H S ale
""1*4 Sale"
k
Oct."
3
~4
Oct "3
*4 Oct.
5*4 Oct.
5*4
1
5
7*1
Oct.
1
1*4 Oct. 30
1*4 Oct.
1*4 Oct.
8
15
1
"1*4 Sale"
1*4 Oct.
9
Oct.
30
154 Oct.
Oct.
2
11
8
5
§51
182
25
12*4
mil "27*4 *26" III"
17
Sale
32
38
18*4
19
25
17
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26 201
10 27*4 Oct.
1 18*4 Oct.
26
17
22
5
1.9*|
34
3
Oct.
9
Oct.
22
35
3
Oct.
Oct.
3
22
130
if
84
iH
H
6*4 Sale
Sale
""A "II"
5*4 Oct.
84*4 Oct.
8
1
1
Oct.
5
55
Oct.
3
7
88
1
57
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
26
5
11
5*4
Sale
2*4 Sept. 25
4*1 Sept. 21
18
Feb. 16
Jan . 3
10*4 Jan. 23
Sept. 18
15
3
Jan.
....-
7
4
4*4
.....
*
7
4*4 Oct.
—
11
Oct.
3
7
4*4 Oct.
11
Oct.
3
7
78*4
83
78*4
79*4 Oct.
23
Oct"! 8
79*4 Oct.
23
Oct.
3
9
22
Apr. 12
6*4 Oct. 11
20
16
12
11
30
29
19
10
4
3
2
6
57
50
3
May 26
5*4 July 23
Jan.
9
65*4 Jan. 11
July 31
V
5
2
Sept. 21
Feb.
7
Aug.
9
Feb. 15
June 20
Mar. 23
Apr. 26
654 Apr. 10
9
45*4 Jan.
Feb. 19
2*4 Feb.
2*1 July
Mar. 21 141
2554 May 29 30
5*4 Oct.
8 12*4
74*4 Jan.
9 88
1
Oct.
5
1*4
3
6
1*4 Jan. 24
July 12
9
4
Mar. 28 210
10 35
Jan.
6
19*4
Mar. 23
7c
Jan.
4 49
2*4 Jan. 16
Sept.
*4 May 29
*4 May 29
9*4 May
2
954 June 6
4*1 July 21
4
Oct.
3
Oct.
No par value.
Mar.
44*4 May
5*4 Feb.
8
3 *1 Jan.
9
7 *4 Jan. 25
5
Apr. 12
4
Jan. 16
1*4 Jan. 4
1*4 July 27
154 Jan. 31
5
Aug. 16
25
2
17
6
9
July 18
2*4 Jan. 30
70c Feb. 10
3c
Aug.
6
""4*1 Sale" "4*4 Sale" ~"4*4"Oct""i "5
Oct.
10*4 Apr. 18
8
50c
1*4
2
2
6
Mar. 12
5*4 Oct.
5
1
Sept. 28
13
7c
22
Mar.
Oct.
Mar. 5
July 13
Oct. 17
July
9
Oct. 22
Oct. 25
Aug. 24
354 Oct.
7
29
Jan.
75c
185
25
Oct.
Feb.
6
May 19
July
9
Sept.
3*4 Jan.
5*1 Mar.
5
Apr.
254 Jan.
25c June
*4 May
7
Jan.
4*4 Jan.
254 Jan..
4
17
18
Feb. 15
8
June 11
10c Jan. 11
4*4 Feb. 28
25 25
8*4
25
4 16*4
.
8 119
12 30
1 26
23 29*4
4 106
4 29*4
8 68*4
18 113
50
50c
24
Jan,
Jan.
52*4 Jan.
Jan.
1854 Jan. 17
Sept. 13
11*4 Jan. 26
23
May 24
55
5c
23
3
11
13c
45*1
141
25 54
70c
3c
3
65
90
24
6
3
mmmmmrn
6*|
18
22 105*1 Jan.
Jan. 12 112
25 101
93
Jan.
3 106
18
18*4 Oct.
18
Class B.........
5 Ga Sou ft Fla 1st pref
.100
135
2d pret............
..100
350 Guilford Realty Co com..
*
110
Preferred..............100
45 Home Credit Co pref......50
13,921 Houston Oil preferred
.100
205 Insurance Shares Md ctfs...*
210 Land Mortgage Inc..._...100
3,266
35
Jan.
Jan.
July
Jan.
Jan
25
July
25*4 Feb.
24*4 Jan.
10
Emerson Bromo Selts A...2.50
Common class B
Oct.
6*4 Oct.
3
—
Jan.
9
12*4
4*4
22
8*4
24 112*4
6*4 Oct. 25
15*4 Oct.
2 117*1 Oct.
28*4 Oct.
"64"" Sale" "6l" Sale"
91
9
1
19
117"" Sale" 115*4 Oct.
26"
92
100
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
mm,mm*.
"28*4 Sale"
23
85
20
6,827 Fidelity ft Deposit
20
4,029 Fidelity ft Guar Fire Corp. 10
1,607 Finance Co of Am class A...*
Finance Service
10c
1154 July 26
Aug.
1
June 11
24
8
2*4 June: 22
4
5 Roland Park Co prior pf..l00
5
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3*4
25
"5"" Sale"
4*1
20 Roland Pk Homel'd Co pf.100
18
*4
.....
8*1
2*4
,
29 Nat Central Bk of Bait
100
86 National Marine Bank.....30
"l",008
■SI
1
2
188
ser
ser E...
5% preferred.......
10c
13
28
9c
4
•
864
Ho
6% preferred
5*4% pref
10c
13*4 Sale
8
lc
1
20
"""779
preferred.....100
14
25
E Porto Rlcan Sugar com
Preferred
100
mmmmmrn
1st
25c
13
249 Eastern Rolling Mill.....
1,627
mrnmmmm
*
1,549
7% preferred............25
8,521 Consol Gas K L ft Poster....*
568
58
common...
Preferred...............25
995 Cbea ft Pot Tel of Bait pf..iee
30 Colonial Trust Co
...25
65 Commercial Credit Corp com.
813 Commercial Credit pref B..25
46
835
35
Black ft Decker
10c
7c
24
Mar. 21
Feb.
1
Jan. 17
May J
May 22
11
Sept. 13
Oct.
11*4 Jan. 26
May 24
23
4*4 Sept. 27
7*4 Sept. 27
July 18
2 *4 Jan
30
70c
Feb. 10
15c
Feb. 23
7
Feb.
5
85
Apr. 27
29
Apr. 16
50c
RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
October....
Jam 1 to Oct. 31
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
STOCKS
Aetna Rubber
7,787
""125
m
Preferred.............
4,804 Apex Electric
18
m m
122
-
1,200
m
*»'
H»
m
m
100
Brown Fence & Wire B
30 Canfield Oil
7
Prefer i ed
....
—
"692
1,518 Cleveland
"228
m
m
m
146
m
V
*
2,453
"""227
4,513
2,525
65
826
65
671 Elec Controller 8c Mfg..
514 Enamel Products
1,430
270
«
m
*•
—
Non-voting
...1
Dow Chemical
"240
Preferred
.
75 Great Lakes Towing
100
Preferred
865
25
286
215
m
mm
m
153
274
m
**
mm'mm
«»
-
m
m
—
42
...
—
m
mm
300
m
mm mm
mmmmmm
583
mm
145
m mm m
m
459
im
mmm
mm
Oct.
Jan.
16
2% Oct.
16
2
Oct.
16
16
108^ Oct.
4 111
Oct.
17
10
10
11
5%
4
6
k
5%
12
2
10
Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
Jan.
11
Jan.
2
Oct.
Jan.
20
Sept.:
Jan.
29
Jan.
14
Sept. 7
July 20
July 20
100%
11
1034
Sale
12
July
Mar.
Jan.
44
39 X Jan.
50
Sept.:
10
2
Oct.
25
10
Oct.
25
23
6
oct.
30
10
2
3%
10 X Sale
10 X Sale
5X Oct.
27
5% Oct.
27
2
8%
:
25
5X Oct.
5%
9% Oct.
9% Oct.
24
24
11X Oct.
1034 Oct.
1
30
10
Jan.
02%
110
15%
IX
13%
69
76
4
3%
4%
5%
57
69
120
20
17 X
20
~27%
$
27%
Sale
43
45
2%
i$x
77
Sale
10
63
73%
X
1
75
72X
113 X 120
37"
33" "39"
19%
01%
20
IX
71
8
6X
20
28
12%
ux
83
77
98
85
100
17
18
4%
X
1
.2%
6
75% Oct.
10 113
17
62
Oct.
10
19% Oct.
2
15
"27^ "Oct" "9 "27M~Oc"t" '"§
25
15
2%
40
Oct.
1
IX Oct.
26
45
Oct.
13
IX Oct.
26
National Tile
•
...
50
.......100
June :
Jan.
Feb. 21
Feb. 23
13
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
Oblo Brass
*8"
Preferred.....
500 Otis Steel..
.»
......100
*
Feb.
2
Apr. 27
4
4%
8%
OX
50
4
Oct.
19
2
60
1%
1
Oct.
10
35" "46" "37" ""Oct" "22
w*
73
71
7334 Oct.
1% Oct.
10
39
Oct.
Oct.
15
8
9
Jan.
Mar. 14
Feb. 20
Feb.
9
70
19
68
30
Feb.
I Apr.
60
73% Oct.
1
0%
4% Oct.
Aug.
4
July :
634 Jan.
8
11
,
68" "Oct"
20
Apr. 10
Aug.
4
Apr. 12
Apr. 12
50
40
Oct.
3
40
Oct.
3
June 21
23 X
28
27
Oct.
5
27
Oct.
5
10%
12%
11
Oct.
1134 Oct.
19
80
99
83
Oct.
17
17
83
Oct.
17
99
Sale
98
Oct.
10
99
Oct.
5
17
1
18
Aug.
7
Apr. 10
Apr. 23
July 21
i Sept. 5
, Feb.
6
2%
12
Sept. 10
20
21
3
4
6
65
IX
3X
2X
2%
8%
73 X
Sal*
si*
24
20%
4
Sale
8
21
Oct.
23
Oct.
19
21
3% Oct.
4
Oct.
1
3
8
9
J*
S8
2%
2%
3%
9%
5
9
5
9
3%
1%
65
9
Oct.
2
2%"Oct" i§
9
Oct.
2
T"6c"t~"I
7
3%
.....
2
9
45
.....
3X
IX
2%
2
7% Oct.
45% Oct.
3% Oct.
1
Oct.
8
5
16
19
7% Oct.
45% Oct.
334 Oct.
IX Oct.
24
9
16
17
9
4%
4%
14
"22"
95
102 X
102
3% Sale
140
137
4%
138%
3%
130
140^
4
45
1
3*
...
100 North Amer Securities A....*
16
Apr. 24
July 19
July 29
Aug.
2
June
Mohawk.
100
16
Jan.
June 20
45
Preferred
Jan.
1% Sept.
10% July :
6
100
8
76
6
Refining. .......25
May
108H Mar.:
34
2
29
14
50
23 X
10
Oct.
2
July
Jan.
81
3
National
Feb.
13
203^
69
Oct.
18X Oct.
2
Apr. 30
78
73%
1%
70
113
4
3
Acme
....10
National Carbon pfd.....100
Mar*
:
5% Oct. :
1
Sept.:
5
Sept.
3
May
9X Jan.
9% Oct. :
69M Mar.:
5
Rubber......
•
Preferred..............100
Mar. 22
2
30
7%
5%
June 27
:
Oct.
56
1
Apr. 23
Jan.
55 X Oct,
55
Oct.
4
20
May 10
:
10
10
52
3
Jan.
Jan.
50X Oct.
3
302
Jan.
734 Sept.
llH
5
5,270
6
68
79% Oct.
Oct.
54
X
10
T.
14,554 Nestle Le Mur "A"
*
1,619 Nineteen Hundred Corp * A"*
m
1
85
L Ik
10 National Tool..
Preferred
196
mm
'
1,870
....100
....
Company..........*
5 National City (Old)...
75
mmm
56
1
5,201
2,272
5,044
101
m-rn
69
9
m
9
July
16
Sale
73
1,108
100
'
Preferred
3,453 National
45
'■
109 X
5
Sale
150
Feb.
Apr.
100
490 Murray Ohio
*
370 Myers (F E) Bros Pump ..._*
169
Preferred
........100
150
19
18% Oct.
79^ Oct.
2
10
12,976
m
Oct.
19
1
m
'
mmm'
110
June 30
6
55
8
2% Oct.
3
2
9
■'
'
2%
6%
2%
40
4
45
79
163
Preferred.....
......100
207 Miller Wholesale Drug......*
m
"""80
■
3
20
May 18
May 11
Apr. 28
19
Apr.
20
22
17
X May 31
Sale
55
16
....
180
v.
18 %
77
7,218 Lamson Sessions
*
1,623 McKee (Arthur G) B_.
_...*
2,228 Medusa Portland Cement ...»
2,251 Metropolitan Paving Brick..*
'
Oct.
1st preferred.....100
50 Korach
—
65
IX Apr.
7% Oct.
55
20
..........10
2d preferred
3,072 Kelly Island
m
148
mm
108
34 X
6,608 Interlake SS
.*
1,660 Jaeger Machine
......_.*
2,225 Kaynee Co................10
—
72
'
'
a bee
19
—-
57
55
100
.....
Preferred..............100
344 H
75
m
Brothers
18
Oct.
45
69
100
Bros Cooperage
2,249 Hanna M A J7 pref
.*
3,723 Harbauer
1,462 Harris Seybold Potter......*
"
mm
Halle
4% Oct.
65
1
53^
53 X
60
1,577 Greif
19
2% June 13
49
60
"75
470
210
27
1
01%
Apr.
Aug.
Aug.
Apr.
3
2%
§£*
40
25
151 Godman Shoe
....
*
208 Goodrich (B F) pref......100
90 Goodye .r Tire & Rubber...*
111
First preferred
*
Jan.
May 14
3X Sept. 26
5
14%
100
4
7
1
35%
758
6% preferred
....100
12,484 Geometric Stamping.......*
mm m
Oct.
Oct.
6
62
.
21
im
99%
40
"51
65
"IX
19
29%
'
18
2% June
4
"
mm
18
79% Sale
99
186 General Tire 8c Rubber
m'—
UK
64
*
1,075 Foote Burt
•
1,035 Fostoria Pressed Steel Corp.*
45
0% Oct.
85
Preferred..............100
621
4
5
3X
60
1%
-----
3
59
(After 50% stock div)
Priest.
Feb.
7
June 14
30
7X Sale
21
—
m
61^
5% Oct.
40
45
*
'
WW.
45
683 Faultless Rubber......
3,782 Federal K nitting Mills
2,225 Ferry Cap St Set Screw......
40 Firestone Tire & Rubber..10
—
75
.'
%
19%
4%
24%
'
mmm
T T*
X
6%
5%
.....
*
Cliffs Corporation t t C
504
m
_.!*
50
IX
2%
2
360
rn
3%
50
6
1.
Highest
May 24
25% June 14
X Apr. 20
35
2%
266 Cleve & Buffalo Trans..
,
Lowest
Sals Priest.
*
100 Commercial Bookbinding...*
6,036 Corrlgan McKlnney voting..!
-
X
5%
33
1
2,381
Highest.
Sals Priest
25
2
—
4
■
mmmm
10
16
'
mm
•
100
1,158 Cleveland Kjs
100
5,868
Certificates of deposit.. 100
4,936 Cleveland Trust
100
1,164 Cleveland Union Stkyds
*
4,920 Cleveland Worsted Mills ...*
10
Ask
Bid
10i
170 Cleveland Quarries
409
132
51
Ask
Builders Realty..*
m
Lowest.
Sals Priest.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
Bid
569 Cleveland Builders Supply..*
4,082 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref
*
4,138 Cleveland Elec 111 fc% pref 10l»
•
mm
2*
17 X
United Nat Bank..20
69 Cleve Autom Mach 1st pf
33
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
25%
100
238 Cbaae Braaa & Cop pfd
6,550 City Ice At Fuel
362
Href...
""66
Ask.
..........100
5,781 Central
15
$84,666
....
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Oct. 31 1934
...*
..100
"254
!
.*
.
Preferred
61 Bulkley Budding pref
305 Byers Machine A.....
:
*
200 Bessemer Limestone A......*
m
■.
—
1
.......
Allen induatries
827
m
...
20 Air-Way Electric pref
100
13 Akron Rubber Reclaiming..*
""270
•
Par.
Bid.
2,375
1933
1934
.....l.
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31...
Low from
July 1 1933
Shares
--------
Bond Sales
October
27,773
431,998
II
CLFVELAND
8TOCE EXCHANGE
October
1933
18,912
271,814
...
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
''
1934
...Shares_
....
21
10*
48
4X
50
4%
24
24
23
Oct.
3% Oct.
a
Sale
24
140
Oct.
4
Oct.
9
63
Oct.
Oct.
24
Oct.
6
434 Oct.
16
17
140
Oct.
11
4% Oct.
6434 Oct.
2
20
100
IX
1%
3%
62
IX
%
Sale
IX
1%
1
5
1
Oct.
5
4
45
1
3
2%
22%
"3%
"3%
22 X
11%
"15% "16""
58%
4
94
5
li*
4
22%
14%
Sale
94
5%
2% Oct.
22
Oct.
1334 Oct.
9
23
31
3% Oct.
2234 Oct.
15X Oct.
23
2
3
Jan.
:
OX Jan.
2X Jan. :
234 Oct.
5
Apr.
734 Oct.
2
Sept.:
45
Sept.:
334 July
1
Sept.:
2 X June :
4
Apr.
1334 July :
95
Feb. :
3% Oct.
130
Sept.
60
4%
61
"?>
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Feb. 23
[ Feb.
7
Apr. 12
Oct.
June
Feb.
Mar.
July :
Jan.
Aug.
X Jan. :
May
1% Jan.
21
Feb.
34 Jan.
12
May
75
May
4% July
Feb.
5
Mar. 20
I Jan.
1 Jan.
24
30
Feb.
Feb.
5
24
i Apr.
16
Mar. 26
iJune 29
i Jan.
20
Feb.
13
i Jan.
24
Oct.
6
Feb. 23
i Feb. 19
Aug. 14
Mar.
2
i Feb.
5
May 31
Feb.
6
; Jan.
May
; Mar.
Apr.
i Jan
Feb
26
29
22
24
17
17
June 25
; July
24
•No par value.
•A
Nov., 1934]
AQGREQATB SALES.
In
October
Shares.
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
398
653
200
Low from
July 1 1933
PRICES IN OCTOBER
STOCKS
Oct. 31 1934
Par.
Packer Corp
♦
580 Paragon Refit 3d pmtend...*
1,339
B
▼ t c
Oct.l
Bid.
4X
X
.......
20
X
6
5X
22
Sale
H
8
225
95
2X
7
11,084 Selberllng Robber.........*
358
Preferred..............100
3,519 Selby Shoe................*
218 Sheriff Street Market.......*
11,052 Sherwin-Williams .........35
Preferred......
IN
2,017
IX
859
1
1,585 Smallwood
Stone A........_*
85 Standard Oil (Ohio) pref..ltS
2
21
66
2X
H
Lowest
9
Prices.
5X Oct.
30
72
8X
--—
9X
X
20
Oct.
25
IX Oct.
15
41
Oct.
19
22
Oct.
IX Oct.
46
Oct.
9
15
29
*
4 3*
120
21
6X
106 X 109
71%
108
24
30
73
Sale
..!* 10M
154 Oct.
590 Thompeon Products Inc....*
10%
1,062
1,767 Trumbull-Cllffs preferred ISO
87 X
2
2
Oct.
17
500 Vlchek
Tool
:::::
100
882 West Res (a? Corp pr pref ISO
3,329 Youngst Sheet 8c Tube pd.100
116
No par yalue.
)
•
X Mar. 13
14X Jan.
6
IX Oct. 15
38
Sept. 18
X June 28
X Mar. 1
2
Jan.
8
IX July
9
ux
Sale
11
90
6%
2X
iox
nx
10X
5X
37
9
5X Jan. 22
Jan.
20
25
20
Oct.
19
5
Jan.
24 H Apr.
10
Oct.
16
Oct.
71X Oct.
23
73
16 108
Oct.
24
47X Jan.
73
24
Oct.
6
Jan.
L08
11
Oct.
11
10
107K Oct.
8X Oct.
9
87%
Oct"
I
Oct" _23
88
Oct" 27
6X
11
11
Oct.
3
25
34
X Sept. 11
2X Feb.
10
4
25
9
21X Oct.
34
2%
Oct.
4X June 19
49X Jan. 25
X Feb. 16
19
113^
82
44
22
15
"II" "Oct" "23 "II
10%
5X Oct. 30
% Apr. 20
% Mar. 13
Oct.
<*
•
3,252 Weinberger Drug.
3 X Mar. 15
X Apr.
4
Oct.
20
10
2,735 Van Dorn...................
245
Highest
Sale Prices '
99
8X Oct.
X Feb.
Jan.
X June
11
20
Oct.
15
36
35
Oct.
9
11
20
35
Oct.
3
Oct.
15
Oct.
9
Oct.
30
19
Aug. 30
Oct. 11
83
Jan.
1
3X May
9X Apr.
13
71
30
2X
Jan.
XX Feb. 17
83
45
86 Truscon Steel pref.......l00
365 Union Metal...............*
10
Sale
6X
698 Standard Textile...........*
A pd...................*
275 Stouffer Corp A............*
415
•
1.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices.
5X Oct.
Sale
2
929 S M A Corp common
6
Sale
1
46
1
♦
20
..........
""55
Ask.
11111
2
1
42 X
155 Bobbins A Myers »tc ser I. .♦
80
Series 3..
Prefrtc
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Ask. Bid.
X
3d pmt End
6,091 Patterson-Sargent
•
2,081 Peerleaa Motor Corp.„.„„.„3
*
19,363 Rlchman Bros
1,060
470
RANGE SINCE JAN.
...........
to
200
2,800
69
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
Feb.
26
6
4X Apr. 21
11
Oct.
23
Aug. 30
18X Feb. 27
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
88
18
16
2
X July 17
2X Jan.
4
7X Jan. 11
20
Aug. 10
34
Jan.
2
Oct.
27
36
Apr. 11
4X Feb.
6
2
4
Feb.
Feb.
7
5
11
Sept. 28
25
Jan. 22
58% Apr.
18
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
Shares
AGGREGATE SALES,
October
Shares
5.848
397
1,680
100
216
520
STOCKS
Oct. 31 1934
Bid.
Par
4#
new.....
Claaa B
490
47# Sale
11#
11#
16#
9
1,387
310
1,481
""215
22
1# Oct.
2
9
47# Oct.
53
11# Sale
17#
17#
14#
14#
33# 34
1
54
11# Oct.
17# Oct.
13# Oct.
32# Oct.
1
11# Oct. 25
1
18# Oct. 10
14# Oct. 24
35
Oct. 11
5# Oct. 22
10
1
/
# Oct.
19
4
2#
1#
4
2# Oct. 22
6#
2#
7#
2#
7#
2#
7#
2#
7# Oct. 24
5
2# Oct.
68
...199
70# Sale
72
%
# Sale
7
10
70
"14"" "14#
11
2
16
4
1
Oct.
30
2# Oct. 22
7#
2#
72#
#
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
100
2,770
'
640
7,220
Bs-Cello Aircraft k Tool....3
federal Mogul common
Federal Motor Truck com...*
federal Screw Works com...*
.....
Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
Class B...
1,899 Fourth Nat Investors com..!
1,262 Gemmer Mfg Co class A.....*
.19
107,904 General Motors com.
67,242 Rail Lamp
2,264
1,763
100
100
4#
com...........
39
15
15#
8#
Sale
6# Sale
3
3#
3#
3#
1#
21# 22#
29
Class B
4
Mabon (R C)
McAleer
conv
pref...
18
21
2#
Sale
8# Sale
62
Jan.
15
Oct.
400
2*200
17
#
17#
2#
4#
6#
1
53
Preferred
6
809
""*834
4,034
2,785
1,850
.10
...
Wheel
17#
7#
*
com..
#
5
18#
8
700 Muller Bakeries class A com.*
common...
*
Jan.
4
3# Oct.
3# Oct.
22
11
6# Oct. 22
3# Oct. 22
4# Oct. 16
June 23
22
Oct.
Oct.
29
Oct.
1# Oct.
2
22
Oct.
2
24
29
22
8
Oct.
24
30# Oct. 22
2
Oct.
5
72
35
"""25
2#
3
2# Sale
1# Sale
17#
17#
Preferred............
4# Oct.
19
3
18
11
3
9#
Ttmken Axle com.........19
Tlvoli Brewing Co common. 1
Truscon Steel Co..........10
Preferred.
105
15
Sale
10#
5#
5#
2# Sale
4#
1;
..100
.....
Universal Cooler class A
Class B
IX
Universal Product
com
I"
8*A
9#
41
7#
1# Sale
7
7#
7#
*
...._*
.*
319 Walker Sc Go units.........
Oct.
9
2
Oct.
Oct.
4
Oct.
8# Oct.
6
16
1
18
21
2
18
20
1
Oct.
Oct.
9
5
Oct.
3
16
17
4# Oct.
10# Oct.
18
Sale
#
#
17# Oct.
9
# Oct. 24
19
Oct.
Oct.
25
24
5# Oct.
11
5# Oct.
11
2
30# Oct.
9
Oct.
3
# Oct.
2# Oct.
16
24
iB
2§
sB
IB 19s*
Oct.
3
18# Oct.
7# Oct.
29
10
4# Oct. 26
4#
21# Oct. 17
8# Oct. 11
5
Oct.
11
700
143,466 Warner Aircraft Corp com. 1
2,494 Whitman St Barnes com..2.50
3,602 Wolverine Portland Cem...l0
960
1,958
Unlisted Dept.—
15,897 American Radiator.........*
%
2#
200 Wolverine Tube common...*
•
8,280 Young (L A)Co com
446
*
5,073 Amer Tel A Tel Co
No par value,
a
July 23
ODtlon sale,
100
r Sold for cash,
July 26
1# July 13
15
Mar. 12
11# Jan.
2
2# July 26
6# July 26
Aug.
2
13# Jan.
# Oct.
16
10#
105#
#
2#
Sale
....
110# Sale
x Ex-dividend
y
2
24
3 # J an.
5
2# Aug. 31
20
Jan. 19
3# May 10
31
SSr'.1!
Mar. 17
9# June 13
3# Jan. 30
84
2
Feb. 23
Feb. 17
12# Mar.
3# Sept.
# May
45# June
22# Feb.
14# Feb.
8
24
29
14
19
16
19
Feb. 23
6# Feb.
1
8# Jan. 30
5# Feb. 23
24# Feb.
3
39
June
7
27# Feb.
8
42
Mar.
Feb.
5
4# Feb.
1
10# Apr.
4
6# Feb.
3
4
3# Oct.
26# Oct.
10
3
15
3# Oct.
30
Oct.
8
11
46
52# Oct.
16
43# Aug. 11
# Mar. 20
2# Oct. 31
2# Sept. 19
Oct.
15
2# Oct.
4# Oct.
1
1# Oct.
6
3#
1#
1#
8#
July 24
Jan.
3
Jan. 17
Sept. 21
4
Jan.
29
....
3
Oct.
9# Oct.
10
4
5#
6#
1# Sale
4#
5# Oct.
1 # Oct.
JL?4 vcc.
4# Oct.
1
4
4
9# Oct.
iB
1 # Oct.
9#
10
5# Sale
1#
1#
8# Oct.
4# Oct.
1# Oct.
3
26
6
20
25
3
1
Oct.
6
a2
Oct.
8# Oct.
5# Oct.
1# Oct.
20
25
31
31
7#
# Oct.
2# Oct.
2
15
16#
14# Sale
110# Sale
16
Oct.
13
Oct.
Oct.
109
13
5
11
19# Feb.
1
8# Apr. 24
Apr. 20
18# Oct.
5
Oct.
Feb.
5
Mar. 8
Feb. 21
Feb.
5
Feb.
6
Feb.
1
14# June
6
4# Jan. 11
24
3#
8#
30
74
26
4
Oct.
12
2# Jan. 30
58# Feb.
5
Aug. 21
Aug. 3
6# Feb. 23
Jan. 29
20
6
2
3
16# Feb. 21
2# Jan. 23
11# Feb. 16
Mar.
2# Oct.
2# Oct.
1
17# Oct.
Jan.
9
Jan. 23
Feb.
5
44
2# Oct. 31
2# Oct.
3
19
4
9
3
22
32# Sept. 8
4# Jan. 18
1# Jan. 18
4# Jan.
6
2# Sale
2# Sale
18#
1# Jan.
6
3
1#
5#
3#
3#
21#
4#
2
2
4# Mar.
43
3#
3#
29# Sale
49# Sale
Oct.
6# Feb.
9
Feb.
30# Oct.
23
1# Sept. 6
34# Sept. 21
# Aug. 29
2# Jan. 27
2# July 25
22# Jan.
k
6
11
8# June 28
22# Feb.
5
2# Apr.
3
July 30
7# July 27
2
Jan. 20
4
July 26
11
Feb.
1# July
Jan.
4
16
37# Oct.
Sale
24
3
3
10
Oct.
57# Jan.
2
3# Feb.
5
21
May 4
23# Jan. 30
6# Jan. 30
# Oct.
2# Oct.
35# Oct.
'
2,638
7
22
26
27
19
22
*
United Shirt Distributors..*
535 U S Radiator com..........*
18,696
117,606
7,986
Jan.
4
Mar. lb
18# Aug.
6# Jan.
24# July
1# July
6# Jan.
1
Oct.
% Oct.
2# Oct.
1
17
9
14# Oct. 25
30 112
Oct.
Oct.
11
r
Actual low price not including odd lot sales.
2
17# May 14
1# Aug.
10
5,411 Square D class A
Class B
1
2,245
5,958 Stearns (Frederick) com....*
95
15
24
37# Sale
36
3#
3#
26# 26#
46# Sale
...
540
2,200
2
5
2# July 24
2# July 25
25# Oct.
Class A pref
139,538 Packard Motor Co com. ....*
.....*
71,444 Parke Davis St Co
13,040 Parker Rust Proof com.....*
Rights...................
27,285
..5
32,221 Reo Motor com.
159,177 Rickel (H W) St Co common.2
*
50,629 River Raisin Paper com.
.19
22,148 Scotten Dillon com
9,548 Second Nat Investors com_„l
60,515
138,123
16,056
19,334
Jan.
22
3# Oct.
461 Third Nat Investors com_.._l
1,470
8,696
July 26
23# Oct. 25
4# Sale
8#
9
4#
2,539 National Investors com.....l
*
3,138 National Steel Co com
1,500 Outboard Motors class B com*
107
232
200
#
92,188 Murray Corp
630
3,874
12,438
31
8# Oct. 31
28# Oct.
*
30 Motor Bankers Corp com...l
Motor Products Corp com...*
Motor
5
9
19
1
8
19# Jan.
6
22
4
1
106,577 Michigan Sugar com......19
9,102
Jan.
Aug.
Jan.
19# Apr. 26
_
# Jan.
9
2# Jan. 12
Oct.
2
59# Feb. 21
8# June 28
Mfg Co com........*
3",008
25#
2#
20
835 Mesta Machine common....5
180 Mich Steel Tube Prod com..*
36,473
34,229
Oct.
~
8# Oct.
4# Oct.
4#
24#
2#
17#
21#
4
•
'""282
60
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
Sept.
14# Oct.
8
29#
1#
25
1#
15
18
71,224 Hudson Motor Car.........*
2,798 Kermath Mfg com..........1
50 Kirsch Co conv pref
*
19
62,602 Bresge (S 8) Co com
10,186 Lakey Fdy & Mach common. 1
""555
11
30#
8#
#
2#
May 14
1#
2
Sept. 15
9
July 26
12# Jan. 12
Feb.
Walker-Gooderham
& Worts com
7,629
........*
2,543 Hoover Steel Ball com.....10
2,506 Hoskins Mfg Co common....*
13,586 Hloudaille-Hershey class A..*
1,407
2,537
28#
2
Oct.
Jan. 29
Sept. 17
Mar. 19
7#
28#
1#
39,712 JrabaaioPalge Motor com. I
1,100 Gt Lakes Eng Wks com. ...10
146,527
9# Feb. 23
6 H June 26
1# Feb.
5
23
Jan. 30
65
Apr. 25
17# Feb. 28
4#
#
11#
45#
38#
8# Sale
4#
7
3#
4
3#
3#
1#
Eurelca Vacuum Cleaner....*
Hiram
125
250
200
4# Apr. 20
4
52
3,367
1,280
22
1# Oct.
# Jan.
#
Dome Mines Ltd............*
Baton Manufac'g Co com
.*
Oct.
VU Oct.
7# Oct.
Sale
iB „!*
3#
*
Oct.
19
1
Detroit Paper Products.....*
Class B
51
9
13
Detroit Mich Stove common .1
1,391
11,678
59,920
84,775
26,968
46,045
2,666
14,708
850
1# Oct.
1#
1
Detroit A Clerel Nav com..19
Detroit Edison com
17
11#
12#
32# Sale
250 Dolphin Paint & Varnish A.*
260
1#
...»
Detael Wemmer Gilbert comlO
400
Highest.
Sale Prices
4# Oct.
Bendix Aviation Corp......5
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
5
9,984
6,886
27,685
30,257
448
Lowest.
Sale Prices
6
..*
...
Highest.
Sale Prices.
3# Jan. 29
1# Sale
Class A
Ask
Ask. Bid
Baldwin Rubber claaa A
•
Lowest.
Sale Prices
Oct. 31
Oct.!
Bid.
Auto City Brewing common. *
Auto Fan & Bearing com....*
10,915
1,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
1,593 Consolldeted Paper com
It
11,283 Continental Motors com....*
587 Crowley« Mllner & Co com..*
""266
1933
3,612,261
July 1
Bower Roller Bearing......5
72,199 Brlgga Mfg Co common..
.*
26,595 Burroughs Adding Mach
•
103,219 Chrysler Corp common.....S
2,500
2,286
1,131
1934
2,961,662
to
167,555
25,882
2,563
1,595
19,025
14,101
1,300
17,047
326
Stock Sales
I
Low from
19'33.-
DETROIT
Shares.
1933
211,636 1 Jan. 1 to Oct. 31.-.—-.-
120,414
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
In
;
1934
v
October
4
26
9
1# May 11
4# Jan. 12
6# Jan. 29
# July
7
1# Apr.
5
1# Aug.
1
4
May 23
13# July 27
103
105 j
6
11# Aug. 14
4
Oct.
11# Sept.
26
6
Feb. 19
Mar. 23
Mar. 6
8# Sept. 21
8H June 25
2# Jan. 29
8# July
6
7
Feb. 14
1# Feb. 20
3
Jan.
19
3# Jan. 24
4
May 23
21# Feb. 17
July 26 17# Feb.
July 30 125# Feb.
Nov., 1934]
DETROIT
AGGREGATE SALES.
DETROIT
STOCK
In
October
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
153
275
384
1,374
1,495
2,154
425
913
940
60
395
574
*
STOCKS
Oct. 31 1934
Par
Borden Go
,
<
17,073
10,332
1,402
10,978
11,947
No par value,
a
Ask.
Bid.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Hupp Motor Car Corp
29
RANGE SINCE JAN. I.
Sale"
135*
Sale
145* Sale
Sale
275* Sale
115*
165* Sale
215* Sale
165* Sale
16
Oct.
215* Sale
21
Oct.
Socony-Vacuum Corp.....29
175*
*
*
Sold for Cash,
25*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
28
tH
Standard Brands Inc
r
"295* Sale"
245*
205*
15*
75*
295*
25*
x
195*
Ex-dividend.
Sale" "185* Sale'
S
'
.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
195*
i
185*
95s
95*
Purity Bakeries Corp
235* Sale
15* Sale
2
National Dairy Prod Corp..*
N Y Central RR
100
Ask
7%
lo
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Ask. Bid.
1
.10
General Poods Corp........*
Option sales,
Oct. 1
Bid.
25
Borfi Warner Corp com
Commonw & Southern Corp *
Consolidated Oil Co
*
46,504 Kelvin a tor Corp......
11,709 Kennecott Copper Corp....*
6,335 Kroner Groc & Bale Co.....*
270
r
71
.
6,803
3,833
26,117
10,385
5,782
19,509
291
Low from
EXCHANGE
July I 1933
EXCHANGE
Shares.
STOCK
2
4
22
26
1
26
125* Oct.
2
165* Oct. 29
275* Oct.
2
Sale Prices
26
Oct. 17
Sale
26
Highest.
Prices.
Jan.
6
17
245* Oct.
15* Oct.
24
3
Oct.
11
325* Oct.
25* Oct.
26
29
Sept. 15
16
2
July 23
8
July 26
15* Sept. 14
75* Oct. 26
165* Oct.
185* Oct.
25
115*
11
30
Oct.
18
165* July 26
235* Jan.
5
18
17
Oct.
25
135* Jan.
4
24
Oct.
24
18 V* July 26
95* Oct.
145* Oct.
205* Oct.
19
2
18
95* Sept. 17
125* July 26
175* July 26
95* Oct. 17
125* Oct. 19
185* Oct. 31
Sept. 18
4
Sale Prices..
275*
285*
35*
145*
365*
July 12
Feb.
6
Feb.
7
Feb, 15
Jan. 22
75* Jan. 30
215* Mar. 9
235* June 13
335* Apr. 23
1856 June 16
435* Feb. 16
185* Feb.
6
195* Feb., 5
255*
Feb.JLfi
San Francisco Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN
-_4,009,964
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
AQGRBQATE SALES.
In
.
Since
BONDS
Jan. 1.
October
Oct. 31
1934
2,000
1935
7,000 Associated Oil Co 6s
15,000 Atlas Diesel Engine Co 6s 1935
36,000 Calif Gas & Elec Corp 5s. 1937
Calif Ore Power Co 6s—1942
12,660
"2",660
2,000
*2",660
1,000
"i"66o
43",606
2,000
127,000
7,000
15,000
1,000
5s
Calif Packing Corp
1946
1960
Coast Co G & E Co 5s
Emporium Capwell 5 %*-.1942
Food Mach Corp ser A 6s. 1938
Food Mach Corp ser B 6s. 1938
Gt Western Pow Co 5s
1946
Langendorf Un Bak 6%s_1941
1,000 Los Ang Gas 5c Elec Corp 6s'42
5%s
1947
1,000
5%«
1943
9,000
5%s
1949
1,000
1,000
1,000
4,000
2,000
1,000
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
Lowsst.
Highest.
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
102% Aug. 10 104% June
102%
60
54
66%
60
50
54
Oct.
107% Oct.
1042*
Oct.
11
4 107% Oct.
4
11
54
103
103
87
Oct.
31 103
Oct.
31
10
80
Oct.
3
9
99
Oct.
97
66
£
80
81
80
83
79% Oct.
Oct.
99
99
84%
100
95
11
80% May
7
4
5 108% Sept. 26
87
98
101
101
104% Oct.
104% Oct.
103 %
102%
82% Oct.
82%
1945
103
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
69% Jan.
31
26
14
17
1
20
99
99
101
27 104% Oct.
27 104% Oct.
27
27
82% Oct.
15
15
68
1935
Corp 5s. 1947
7s
Oct.
98% Feb.
85
Apr.
99
Oct.
9
101% July
90
Jan.
100% Aug.
104% Sept. 20 104% Sept.
7s_.1940
Mercantile Amer. RIty 5s. 1951
Nor Amer forest
54
104% Feb.
98
Market Street Ry Co
Miller & Lux Inc 6s
1.
Sals Prices.
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
1933
$46,000
802,500
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Bid.
%
f
"2", 660
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31.
Low from
July 1 1933
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
1934
$39,000
380,500
October-.-
463,169
7,229,173
316,947
Shares-
October
Bond Sales
1933
1934
Stock Sales
3 101
83% Sept. 27
94% Mar. 26
78
Aug. 11
46% Jan. 11
80
87
87
Jan.
Jan.
8
103% Mar. 1 103% Mar. 1
104% Oct. 27 106% June 30
104% Oct. 27 104% Oct. 27
Feb.
5
82% Oct.
94% Mar.
82% Oct.
64% Aug.
80
Feb.
15
26
15
11
5
Nor Calif Pr Co Con 5s._1948
32% Apr. 17
2,000 Orpheum Thea 5c RIty 6s 1946
1942
Pacific Elec Ry Co 5s
"8",066
"3',600
"5",006
7,500
4,000
5,000
"e'.ooo
6,000
6s_.
1941
5s
1955
100%
66 %
1,000
22,500
17,500
6,000
10,000
10,000
2,000
1936
Pacific Tel A Tel Co 5s
1937
1952
1935
Ry Equip A RIty Co 6s...1938
S J Lt A Pr Corp 6s
1952
5s
1957
Southern Pacific Co 4s..1955
265
4,647
2,319
1,350
10
10
14,530
85
471
35
5,943
83
730
"6",727
583
272
239
1,839
30
358
20
242
1,740
885
1,620
"1*996
205
1,837
4,053
132
610
881
6 248
2,353
36|235
400
819
463
130
200
1,170
•
m
aa
1
7
2
104% Oct.
91% Oct.
26 104
10 91
Feb.
10 101
May
3 109%
91% Oct. 10 98%
89% July
7 89%
70
Mar. 15 70
112
Mar. 23 112
104
Oct.
Oct.
July 11
July
9
Aug.
1
July
7
Mar. 15
Mar. 23
p„.
Chemical
preferredlOO
El Dorado Oil Works cap
•
Emporium Capwell cap.....*
Fireman's Fund Indem cap 10
Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
First Nat Corp of Portland A *
Food Machinery Corp com..*
Foster A Klelser com......10
Galland Mercantile Laundry
common (capital) ........*
General Paint Corp A......*
Di Giorgio Fruit
B
—
Golden State Ltd
19%
Sale
12
1%
17%
13
144
17% Oct.
29
12%
1%
11
Oct.
4
1% Oct.
10
1%
5%
146
6% Sale
1%
142
140
5
140
6% Sale
Oct.
Oct.
5
3
4 144
121
31
20% Oct.
21% Oct.
19
18
25
2
19
27
30
37
30
Oct;
Oct.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
159
8
3% Jan
Oct.
Oct.
July 26
Feb,
13
% Aug. 10
59
5
4
3
4
Oct.
2
30
17
3
19
59
Oct.
9% Oct. 31
8
Apr.
5
23% Jan.
4
10
Sept. 17
22% Jan.
5
8
27
Oct.
10% Oct.
30
16
4
24% Oct.
4
84
Oct.
31
58
26
8
4 230
Oct.
220
Oct.
Oct.
4
10
Oct.
24
24% Oct.
83% Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
9
10% Oct.
9
Oct.
15
26
2
27
% Jan.
4% Jan.
20% Jan.
61
26
71
Oct.
28
29% Sale
9%
10%
29%
30
10
38% Oct.
Oct.
37
68%
10% Sale
15
30
31% Oct.
60
Oct.
% Oct.
8% Oct.
30
Oct.
36%
78
8
18% Oct.
21
% Oct.
10%
28%
2
31
8
9
3
6% Oct.
30
75
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
9
30
18% Sale
20%
22
23%
86%
14%
2%
40%
7%
July
Feb.
8% Jan.
5% Oct.
7%
26%
26%
Oct.
35
5
20%
22
1%
27%
12!
1!
39
3%
19%
21%
%
26%
17
19% Oct.
70
12
33
"5
18
81
81
16
30
Jan.
Jan
Sept.
June
Apr.
Sept.
Apr.
Feb.
May
31
28
8
18
19
6
5
8
25% Mar. 9
21% Sept. 12
1
Apr. 20
47% Apr. 19
% Oct. 10
12% Feb. 20
28
Oct.
4
45
Feb. 16
43% Aug. 29
74
June 25
14
June 14
19
Feb.
6
33% Apr. 23
11% Sept. 25
28
Mar. 19
3
85% Aug. 22
3
27% July
Industries
26
27
25% Sale
25
Oct.
235
249
230
250
3% Sale
220
Oct.
4%
4%
3% Oct.
15
Oct.
3
24
4% Oct.
3
24% Jan.
Oct.
3% July
51%
Sale
52
Oct.
31
Sale
44% Oct.
44% Oct.
4
51
1
51
Oct.
31
34
34
Jan.
9
19
20%
20%
26
20% Oct.
19
20% Oct.
19
16
Aug.
7
20
12
19
13
Oct.
19
3
22
13
Oct.
19
9
Oct. 19
Sept. 6
18% Jan. 12
47% Jan.
5
15
Jan.
9
10% Jan.
6
1
Oct. 15
5%
Sale
5%
24
28
59
60%
1
34%
8
% Sale
29
Sale
5% Oct.
24% Oct.
5% Oct.
Oct.
2
Oct.
4
68% Oct.
31
14% Oct.
4
16
11
1
Oct.
15
1
Oct.
Oct.
32
59
26
19
19
15%
5
27
65
16%
2
16
17
1
2
35%
33
10
12
34
Sale
2% Sale
5% Sale
*
15
Oct.
16
34% Oct.
4
8% Oct.
2% Oct.
11
12
Oct.
31
24
25
5
31% July 25
6% Jan. 15
1
Jan. 16
4% Mar.27
Oct.
3
3% Oct.
16% Oct.
5
3% Oct.
8
2
18% Oct.
29
8
Oct.
4
Oct.
4
8
3
2
13
2% Oct.
5% Oct.
5
Jan.
1% Jan.
9
10%
3%
18%
8%
45
46%
46
Oct.
18
46% Oct.
24
40
28%
30
31
34
10
10
11
10%
11
28% Oct.
10% Oct.
32% Oct.
11% Oct.
30
17
25% Jan. 11
10% Oct.
4
16
8
3%
20
9
4
8
7
4 240
26
44% Sale
45
cap.IIIII*
14,727 Haiku Pineapple Ltd com..20
3,071
Preferred.....
25
5,457 Hale Bros Stores, Inc, cap..*
Hawaiian Commercial A Sugar
4,363
Co., Ltd, capital
25
Home Fire A Marine Insur
2,537
Co of Calif capital
10
15,834 Honolulu Oil Corp Ltd cap.*
No par value
1 112% Sept.
2 100% Oct.
95
to
24,266
Inc class A partlc pref
*
322 CrockerFlrstNatBk SFcaplOO
179,867 Crown Zeller com vot tr ctfs *
10,993
Preference series A.......*
7,193
Preference series B
...._•
103,870
3,082
106% Aug.
4 106% Apr. 26
36
W W
73,703 Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
10,327
Preferred
20
869 Calaveras Cement Co com..*
15
Preferred
.100
37,221 California Copper cap.....10
7,976 Calif Cotton Mills cap
100
2,811 California Ink Co Inc A
316 Calif-Ore Power 7% pref.100
145,429 California Packing cap.....*
393 California Water Serv preflOO
2,887 Calif West States Ufa las—5
Voting pool..—........10
126,745 Caterpillar Tractor cap....*
1,894 Claude Neon Elec Prod
*
6,060 Clorox Chemical A
•
2,066 Coast Cos Gas A El 1st pf 100
248
90
100 %
70
1945
8
Feb. 13 107% Aug.
6
106% Jan. 10 106% Jan. 10
107
23,796 Alaska Juneau Gold M cap.10
268 Alaska Packers Assn cap.. 100
29,913 Anglo-Calif Nafl Bank
20
18,758 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com caplO
92 Associated Oil Co capital..25
13,002 Atlas Imperial Diesel Eng A *
2,440 Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOO
107,254 Byron Jackson com cap....*
1,213
2,746
19,027
1,768
11,140
2
69
1969
4%s
Consol
6,780
1,428
2 100% Oct.
Jan.
99% Oct.
106% Mar.
100% Oct.
101
88
Union Oil Co of Calif 6s..l942
stocks
"""loo
4
105
101%
84%
Shares.
1,135
100% Oct.
95
106%
99 %
5s
5S
"T.oio
99% Oct.
105
Western Pacific RR Co 5s '46
1,335
4
103
Paraffine Cos Inc 5s
"6"66O
99% Oct.
1952
5 Ms
Pacific Pub Serv Co 5s
-------
101
Pacific Gas & El Go 5s...1942
34% Mar. 22
4% Apr. 30
Oct.
4
May
3
Sept. 22
6% Apr. 27
58
June 28
57% June 28
May 28
20% Jan.
8
8% Feb.
5
26
Oct.
2
22
31
20% Sept. 26
68% Oct.
20% July
3
Jan.
19
22
Sept. 11
Oct. 31
25
7% Feb.
1
35
12
2% Oct.
5% Sept. 19
20
11%
Sept. 20
Feb. 21
52
Jan. 30
32!
15!
Oct.
Feb.
30
5
.
Since
Jan. 1.
In
October
Shares.
155
722
100
15
STOCKS
Oct. 31
Shares.
899 Honolulu Plantation cap..20
21,457 Hunt Bros Packing Co d A.
522 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap. 15
200
3,004 Lyons-Magnus Inc A.......*
B
'
3,259
29
Oct.
26
8% Oct.
6% Oct.
18
18
7
8
4%
6
4
6
9%
9%
1%
2
21%
8%
8%
11
4
74
6
79
....
1%
1
8%
6
10
10%
9%
Sale
1% Sale
8
6
25
4
18
18
9% Oct.
4
10% Oct.
9
4
1%
82
Oct.
7% Oct.
8% Oct.
6% Oct.
25
7%
—
21%
22
75
Oct.
Oct.
5
24
1% Oct.
1
21% Oct.
75% Oct.
Sale
86
31
22
4
85
1% Oct.
3
2%
%
1%, Sale
1% Oct.
31
7
7
25
8%
Oct.
1% Oct.
7
Oct.
1
25
1H.
IK
2
4
1
1
1% Oct.
2
1% Oct.
27
3%
23
29
4,425
327
415
730
Sale
Sale
8
*
104,039 Natomas Co capital
659 North Amer Inv Corp com.100
4% preferred...........100
1,045
456
BH% preferred
100
36.643 North Amer Oil Consol cap. 10
3,904 Occidental Insurance cap..10
4,940 Oliver United Filters Inc A.
B
11,300
11,200
6
26%
24%
8%
19
6%
1%
30
29%
9%
21
8%
2
815
1,836
21,801
1,087
428
4,560
130
4% 1st preferred........25
5%% 1st preferred
25
Pacific Lighting Corp com..*
$4 dividend pref
.....*
Pac Pub Serv com non-vot..*
Preferred series 1........*
10%
...*
210
2
6
23
27
Convertible preferred
17
""30
Preferred..
666
100
187 Sierra Pacific El Co pref..100
15
810 Socony-Vscuum Oil Co cap 15
100,373 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).lOO
7,738
10,485
4,505
14,495
36,664 Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A..*
Class B
•
18,879
2,608 Spring ValleyCo Ltd capital *
103,790 Stand OU Co of CaUf capital *
300
635
fTeleph Investm't Corp cap20
25 Telephone Investment Corp *
1,147 Thomas Allec Corp class A..*
33,074 Tide Water Assoc OU Co com •
120
1
280
94,157
Preferred..
5,543
1,183,982
530
.....
100
4
15% Oct.
4
21% Oct.
4
4
27
27
27
17
15%
%
—
—
26%
14%
17% Sale
Sale
6
6
4
26%
29% Sale
28%
71
435
8%
77
9
12
13% Sale
........25
16
17
81
90
179
224
4
5
Sale
18%
17
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
11% Oct.
24
10
Oct.
10
21%
66%
%
1%
8% Oct.
23
10% Oct.
"I
26% Oct.
5% Oct.
5
Oct.
30
87% Oct.
17
25
9
79
Oct.
Western
1,782
2% Mar.
1% Apr.
17% Jan.
5% Oct.
70
Aug.
Jan.
Mar.
6
Oct.
Oct.
62
Oct.
19
13%
17%
17
Oct.
29
2%
Sale
1% Oct.
22
1
Oct.
5
Oct.
23
4
26% Oct.
4
1% Oct.
18
1% Oct.
6% Oct.
Oct.
65
Oct.
15
20%
6%
3%
5%
32%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
24
6
9
5
31
4
60
12% June 13
29% Aug. 27
9
Feb.
6
84
Apr. 14
92
Aug. 16
79% Sept. 26
% Feb.
8
2% Apr.
9
11% Jan. 29
86% Feb. 21
85
Sept. 22
23
5
2
Oct.
7IS Sa!e*
8
Oct.
74
5
12
18
18
Jan. 19
13% Aug.
6
15% July 31
1% Oct. 22
1
Oct. 23
48
30
:::::
2
29
4
July 26
Sept. 29
Oct. 16
Oct. 24
Oct.
16
8% Oct.
77
Oct.
5
Oct.
Oct.
16
24
23
8
5% Oct.
1
Oct.
4
14% Oct.
31
Oct.
4
Oct.
1
Jan.
5
4% Oct. 11
2
5
1
8
64% Jan.
2
Oct.
8
5
Mar. 29
Sept. 18
Feb.
%
%
1
7%
7%
8
210
232
218
%
Oct.
4 224
Oct.
3
Feb.
90
21
Jan.
2
July 10
June 14
June 13
10
9
15
July 31
Apr.
5
4% Jan.
26% Oct.
1
27
17
Oct.
4
2% June 28
15
13
5
65
16%
33%
7%
5%
5%
June 23
July 20
June. 12
Feb.
5
Mar. 14
Mar.21
June 7
42% Jan. 30
30
Jan.
30
Sept. 29
9
3% Jan. 29
14
Apr. 20
85
1
5
May
8% Feb.
20% Feb.
5
7% Apr.
5
19
Apr.
4
37% Feb.
1
14% Feb.
3
98
Apr. 19
6 235
Sept.
7
Feb
1
% Jan. 31
1
7% Sept. 18
14
Feb.
5
4
Jan.
22
%
................10
9
7%.Oct.
3
8% Oct.
19
Yellow A Checker Cab Co—
815
86
•No par
2
Oct.
18
61
June 21
Aug. 27
Apr. 16
1% Jan. 29
Pipe A Steel of CaUf
common
23,750
Jan.
Mar. 14
1% May 28
8% Oct. 30
Mar. 12
86
Aug. 14
61
14% Sale
4%
5
17%
18%
89
Jan.
1
May 28
% Aug. 21
6% Jan. 19
Warrants
230
Apr. 27
4% Apr. 26
Jan. 30
5
6
23% Feb.
23% Mar. 14
21% Apr. 20
6
36% Feb.
Oct.
United Aircraft A Trans com*
102
Jan.
12% Oct.
19
Feb. 23
20
%
2%
6%
72
5% Sale
5
11
116
...
Sale
__
10% Aug. 24
Oct.
24
85
32% Sale
2
2
Mar
7%
Jan. 16
1% Aug. 18
6
28
28
33
30
19
5% Oct.
6
5
1
May 21
\
Mar. 12
Apr. 18
""
Oct.
65
17%
1%
1%
5
Aug.
Oct.
2
13 %
15%
1*
Mar.
69
25
60
13
24
Mar. 5
Mar. 16
2
25% Jan.
13% Oct.
% Jan.
Oct.
6
Jan.
87
101
Oct.
65
2
1
10
1
79
60
July 10
3
Apr. 14
22
75
41
2}
1
10% Feb.
90
26
86
1
16
Oct.
Oct.
79
6
1
Feb.
Oct.
73
5 106
8
38
19
13%
90
69%
Feb.
1
4
75
2%
Feb.
4
Oct.
10
30
4
%
11
10
14% Jan.
2
9%
2
24
Oct.
34% Oct.
13% Oct.
9
11
8
24
Jan.
5
30
—
11%
9
7% July 26
4% Jan. 15
17
Jan.
6
17
Jan. 12
7% May 23
Mar. 22
Jan. 16
Apr. 11
14% Jan.
Oct.
25
3
«►
9
8
7
69
3
86
68,390 Union OU Co of CaUf cap..25
15,821 Union Sugar Co common..25
115 Weill A Co (Raphael) pf.100
1,903 WeUsFargoBk A UnTr cap 100
2,810 West Amer Finance Co pr..l0
Jan.
7
19% Oct.
23% Oct.
77
Oct.
% Oct.
8% Oct.
Oct.
80
1**
A"
17
31
90
5% Sale
......
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2% Oct.
80
5
Preferred.
8
3
75
Transamerlca Corp capital..*
682
17
8
86%
..........100
75
21
68
71,526 Shell Union OU Corp com..*
cum conv pref
100
2,136
Sherman, Clay A Co pr pf.100
3,215
15
26%
5%
63%
5
•
7,014
10%
Sale
*
23,535 Rainier Pulp A Pap cl Acorn *
1
4,786 Roos Bros Inc common
Series A preferred......100
200
492 San Joaq Lt A Pr prior pf.100
Prior pref series A......100
190
2,904 Schlesinger A Sons cl A com *
""96
72%
11
14
17
3
25
20
29
22
10% Aug. 17
11
101
1
108
Sale
%
9
Preferred series 2..
Aug.
1% Sept.
% Jan.
1% Sept.
6% Sept.
85
May
1% Sept.
4
Sale
1
11
1
680
Oct.
Oct.
17% Oct.
...
2
9
491
20
66% Oct.
% Oct.
14%
%
1,104
10
24% Oct.
9% Oct.
6
22
Phillips Petroleum Co cap..*
Plg'n Whistle Corp partic pf *
»
"135
1
15
19
Sale
Sale
77
Parafflne Cos, Inc., com...
Class B
15
17
30
Oct.
24%. Oct.
8% Oct.
7
38
241
26
1
12% Oct.
Sale
%
common. 100
8% Oct.
6
Oct.
1% Oct.
8%
30
9%
22
9
7
71
107
Preferred..............100
17
30
19% Sale
346 Ry Eq A Rlty Co Ltd cl A...*
2', 195
5
24%
9%
20%
6%
2%
76
5.849 Ry Eq A Rlty Co Ltd 1st pref*
889
8%. Sale
23% Sale
preferred...........*
Pac Tel A Tel Co
7% Oct.
28
15%
21%
Pacific Gas A Blec Co com.25
First
% Feb.
2
26
May 19
94% Apr. 20
2% Mar. 21
3
907 PaauhauSugarPlantCo caplS
203,252
143,728
45,957
41,202
13,291
35,595
213,759
7,159
3,724
56,242
2,274
1,858
23,383
16,500
4,482
3,116
% Feb.
2
21% Oct. 31
75
Sept. 14
73
100
June 27
26
J% Jan. 30
4
% May
Mercantile Amer Realty Co
preferred 6% cumul
Sale Prices.
23% Sept. 28
4% Jan. 15
7
Jan. 11
4% Aug. 13
6% Jan. 22
9% Oct.
4
2
Sept. 26
7
8
...
85
87
10,959 Merchant Cal Mach Co com 10
111 Market St Ry Co common. 100
Prior preferred.........100
398
Second preferred
127
....100
1,366
24% Oct.
7
10
...100
Preferred
24%
6
6
...*
Magna vox Old.......
215
23%
9
11
Magnavox Co Ltd capltal_2%
5,530 Magnin A Co (I) common...*
100
24%
8
"5",239
l"l50
23%
Sals
Highest
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Lowest
Highest.
Lowest.
Oct. 31
Oct. I
Bid.
7
876
179
1,381
Ask
17%
3%
1,022 Investors Assn The (capital)*
5,493 Jantxen Knitting Mills com.*
9,332 Langendorf United Bak cl A *
Glass B
•
6,573
Lelghton Industries Inc(The)
Class A series 1..
*
7,779 Leslie-Calif Salt Co capital.*
2,308 L A Gas A Rlec Corp prof. .100
"
1934
Bid.
Par.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Low from
July I 1933
BAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
aggregate sales.
73
FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
SAN
Nov., 1934]
value,
(Consolidated) cl A ser 1.50
t Removed on Sept. 22.
2%
4
....
3
Jan.
8
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK
EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
•
1
October
1934
Shares.
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
aggregate sales.
In
October
216,044
2,790,963
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
S
1933
123,360
1,752,863
Oct. 31 1934
Bid
..1952
1961
STOCKS,
Ask
S*
81
Oct. 1
500
250
200
1,205
1,873
17,800
3,650
40,000
28,400
2", 166
500
3,700
600
1934
1734
34
1934 Oct.
34 Oct.
1934 Oct.
3
34 Oct. 30
1654 Sept. 15
54 Jan.
2
4
May 24
3234 Mar. 16
7
Aug. 29
154 July 27
2354 Jan. 31
2
, Feb.
7
Lowest.
1734
34
3
30
134
4034
554
A*
50
634
234
A*
40
634
634
3
234 Oct.
26
534 Oct.
24
3
Oct.
15
134 Mar.
50
634 Sale
*634 "Oct" "31
(old)__.._25
New
25
20
1854
iH
......
Citizens Nat T & S Bank..20
Claude Neon Elec Prod Ltd.*
Consolidated Oil Corp
*
37
37
3
2
1234
2*4
275
20
3234 Sale
20
Sale
934
7$
/734
1034
834
4,900 Goodyear T & R Akron
10
734
234
3434
1934
1034
8
13
20
Oct.
13
3834 Oct.
38
Oct.
17
3834 Oct.
17
3234 Oct.
18
1
23
90
10* if
11** J*
1934
20
53 34
61
15
Prefer red..........
330 Goodyear T & R(Calif) pf_100
55
20 Hal Roach Studios pref...25
Hancock Oil Co A..........*
300 Holly Sugar Corp com...
36
Preferred..
.100
14,100
6
2034
100
34
2
1034 Sale
434
634
934 Oct.
734 Oct.
4
2034
""787
^,900
337 Honolulu Oil Corp
163,600 Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
85 L A Athletic Club
25
24
734
8
6,311
34,000
...
154 Sale
L A Gas A Elec
4% pref., .100
L A Investment Co
...10
7§k
1%
100 (I) Magnln Co common..
*
400 Monolith Portl Cem com.
3,400
Preferred
10
203 Moreland Motors pref..
10
526 Mortgage Guarantee Co.. 100
40
7534 Sale
434 Sale
500
M
5
534 Oct.
30
Feb.
23
Feb.
6
734 Jan.
15
Oct.
13
754 July 26
1234 Feb 17
1434 Feb. 13
534 Oct.
Oct.
27
3
1234 Jan.
1034 Oct.
31
10
14
6
5
95
8
""366
400
1,900
300
400
500
85
300
Preferred series A
6
Oct.
Oct.
31
70
Oct.
31
3
754 Oct.
1
Preferred series C ......10
Preferred
series
D......10
Pac Gas & Elec Co com....25
1434
1st
pref 4%
25
preferred 534%—----25
Pacific Indemnity Co
10
Pac Lighting Corp com.....*
4% preferred
Pacific Mutual Life Ins....10
1434
19
1st
9
1,700
40
39
5,100
200
200
800
6,100
403
2,500
4,100
5,500
100
10
800
77
So Calif Gas 6%
pref A
6% preferred
234 Sale
Southern Pacific Co
60,300 Standard
Oil of Calif
Sale
6 34
534
14
1434
1134 Sale
27
19
15
25
2034
2034
25
13", 300
11*466
400 Van de Kamps Bakeries
1734
*
2,706 Weber
*
Showcase A Fix pfd..*
100 Western Pipe & Steel Co
10
*
No par value,
a
Odd lot.
Sale
-----
81
100
4,200 Taylor Milling Corp
1,900 Title insur A Trust Co
25
229,800 Transamerica Corp
.....*
1,156 Union Bank A Trust Co...50
109,100 Union Oil of Calif
25
Sale
Sale
1534 Sale
2634
510 Superior Oil common......25
4
Pref erred.....
...25
200
9
153
21.
1934
_
77
34
1
Oct.
27
454 Oct.
20
85
4
18
30
1734
Sale
15
25
7
8
"5*"
75
1154
5
334
1234
9
4
4
'Oct.
J
9*
4
534
66
14
5
234
Sale
100
Sale
—j.
434
1
15
Apr.
5
Sept.14
Jan. 18
Feb.
1
Jan.
9
2
9
Oct.
Jan.
23
9
3
Jan.
Feb
5
May
Sept.
2234 Aug. 11
83* Feb.
1
2934 Apr. 19
55
Apr. 19
14
June
2
334 Mar, 14
54 Apr.
5
95
Feb.
6
5
July
5
9
2
Feb.
1
June 29
534 Sept. 17
34 Aug*
9
8
Mar. 12
534 Feb.
534 Feb.
1034 May
1034 Oct.
17
20
17
25
1034 Oct.
17
25
Oct.
25
9
1534 Oct.
29
1354 Oct.
Feb.
8
.
2134 Oct.
1854 Oct.
934 Oct.
24
Oct.
Feb.
29
14
Jan.
23 34
Oct.
17
23
Oct.
36
7234 Oct.
18
68
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
8834
2834
134
834
Mar 16
Feb.
3
May 26
Oct. 20
84
Mar. 20
Oct.
11
9
Oct.
25
1334
1934
1634
734
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
23
68
Oct.
26
Oct.
4
4
9
9
23
9*
I*
1
734 Oct.
9
834 Oct.
30
554
634
534 Oct.
10
634 Oct.
"24
234
234
2
Oct.
13
7734 Oct.
$5
Oct.
19
254 Oct.
7734 Oct.
8534 Oct.
1
19
2
*85" III"
2
Sale
634
534
1354
Sale
3*
1354
2834
2034 2054
1754 Sale
1634 Sale
1934
11
Oct.
27
Oct.
1854
1554
1454
1954
2054
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Ih 1734
it*.....
75
Oct.
1734 Oct.
3234 Sale
1534 2034
2634 Oct.
20
90
Mar.
July
Sept.
Jan.
Oct.
15
Jan.
July
15
Oct.
29
Feb.
16
11234 June 29
834 Apr. 23
27
Oct.
80
3
7
16
Mar
Feb.
77
31
Jan.
19
Mar. 15
Feb.
9
Mar. 16
554 Jan.
17
19
Apr. 25
54 Feb.
9
8k Mar. 16
7734 Oct.
88
4
Oct.
23
iOM Oct.
2554 UCt.
4
4
13
Oct.
24
3654 Jan. 30
634 Oct.
13
27
Oct.
27
2
18
29
Oct.
8
4
1154 Jan.
9
454 Sept. 24
1934 Feb.
5
31
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
Oct.
1
26
26
4
Oct.
31
31
8
Oct.
8
9
Oct.
Oct.
3
Oct.
4
3234 Oct.
4
Jan.
1334 Sept. 11
1034 Sept. 17
26
Sept.17
1854 Oct.
4
1554
1454
1954
2054
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
25
75
Jan.
10
24
1534 July 31
31
2634 Oct.
4
4
22
Feb.
6
3734 Feb.
6
2534 Feb. 15
22
Feb.
17
4
1954 Feb. 23
8
23 34 June 12
2354 June 27
July 27
3334 Feb.
5
94
1
1034
30
534 Oct.
4
1054 Oct.
9
Apr. 23
4
9
Apr. 27
4254 Jan. 30
18
1034 Oct.
June 20
8
June 13
30
934
Aug.
20
30
9
20
534 Sale
72
100
1434 Sale
5
3
Jan.
11234 June
534 Oct.
8
2554 Oct.
634 Oct.
434 Oct.
1334 Oct.
26
11
June
Jan.
25
June 19
Feb
27
Sept. 14
4134 Feb. 21
7434 Jan. 10
76
July 23
Apr.
Oct.
734
2634
6 34
334
53 Square D Co B common....*
150
A preferred....
7,800
88
6
31
25
Aug. 16
110
Jan.
1
8
548 So Counties Gas 4%
pref. 100
40,300
2
834 Oct.
65
8634
8,300 Shell Union Oil Corp
*
3,400 Signal Oil-Gas A
25
9,600 Socony Vacuum Oil Co.—.15
86,400 So Calif Edison Ltd com...25
5,055
Original preferred......25
24,800
7% preferred...........25
48,100
4% preferred
.<£...
25
534% preferred
25
51«
634
June
Mar.
June
6
12
80
534
47 San Joaquin L&P 6% pr
pflOO
163
7% preferred
100
100 Seaboard Dairy Credit
Corp. *
58 Seaboard National Bank-.25
61,450 Security First Nat Bank
20
100
2,200
iitd
Oct.
434 Oct.
154 Oct.
634
Westerb Oil Corp
66,400 Republic Pete Co
4
10
10
74
.X
...
327
19
1034
834
834
1534
2134
2334 Sale
Pac Public Service N \ com.*
Preferred new
*
11,300 Pacific
434
Sale
9
Jan.
Jan.
66
.
Ig Apr.
Jan.
4
3
19
104 Pacific Tel A Tel com.... 100
5
Preferred—
.100
500
134 Oct.
2/334
ilH i§g
tg:::::
3
300
1934 Sept.
7434 Jan.
4
...10
18
I"
334
Mar. 12
17
1034 Oct.
54
4
4
2954 Aug.
4
2154 Sept. 6
3834 Oct. 17
11
Apr.
6
55
Apr. 19
1254 Sept. 4
74
434
734 May
2334 Jan. 24
28
634
2
1,800 Pacific Oay Products
•
52,100 Pac Finance Corp common. 10
4,000
1,500
1,200
13,300
8,800
4,300
4,800
10,600
2.399
8,900
1,200
2.400
86
434
11
14
10
60
2
5
700 Pac Amer Fire Insurance..10
5,800
134 Sale
83
Apr.
20
Sept.
1934 Jan.
2
Jan.
7
1
12
1
12
1454 Sept.
9
734 Oct.
-.10
Feb.
2
Mar. 16
Feb.
3
Jan. 16
234 Mar. 26
76
Feb. 19
23
Oct.
15 320
Oct.
70
6
15
Jan.
2234 Aug. 11
834
...»
4
6
3234
934
434
Oct.
20
2034
55*" "76"
734 Sale
10
3634 Oct.
......
¥,45o
Sale
1234 Jan.
July
Oct.
1234
*
com.
3334
1734
20
1434
1534
1634
1734
534
634
534
634
534 Oct.
310
325
300
325
300
Oct.
10
7
5
5134 Jan.
16
20
36
2
Calif Packing Corp......
Central Investment Corp. 100
Chrysler Corp
5
.
Highest.
Sale
22* *25*"
Gilmore Oil Co
*
Globe Grain & Milling Co..25
358 Goodyear Textile pref
100
T.666
Prices.
9334 Jan.
8
9454 May 25
634
334
10
600 Foster & Kleiser Co
1
Prices.
9334 Jan.
8
9454 May 25
10
1,000
3,000
700
Sale Prices.
5
...
208 Farmers A Merch Nat Bk.100
100 Food Machinery Corp
5
300
Highest.
Sals Prices.
19
10,400 Douglas Aircraft Inc.......*
28,100 Emsco Oerr A Equip Co
5
200
68
Lowest.
Ask.
Oct. 31
..100
Bank
1.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
*
common....
"B"
3,900 California
50
RANGE SINCE JAN.
82
779 Broadway Dept Store pfd.100
6,900 Byron Jackson Co
——*
'300
$5,000
151,000
par.
3,100 Barnedall Oil Corp A..
18,800 Bolsa Chlca Oil Corp A
300
1933
$3,000
-
PRICES IN OCTOBER
6,800 Alaska Juneau Gold Mln'g 10
1,200 Associated Gas & Elec A
1
435 Barker Bros
25
Preferred
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
Shares
100
200
1934
<
__
to
S
2,000 Sou Calif Edison 5s
1,000 So Calif Gas 434s
Shares.
Bond Sales
\6
October
-
734
Il54~OctI"~4
534~OctI"i
June
7
Aug. 17
Feb. 28
1234 Apr. 20
28
8
4
June 19
334 Aug.
7
1234 Jan. 26
Feb.
834 Feb.
Feb. 26 100
1154 Oct.
5
5
834
June 20
Jan.
534 July 26
75
1434"0*ctl~3l
17
1
14
5
Jan.
3
2034 Feb.
5
5
June 19
434 May
8
1234 Jan. 26
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
Range
of prices on Pittsburgh stock exchange
Stock Sales
October.—
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31—
AGGREGATE SALES.
Shares
PITTSBtF&OH
Stnce
Jan. 1.
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31——*.—
Low from
July
BONDS
f
1933
1934
$1,000
39,000
.
October
99,036
2,125,168
97,665
.—1,367,223
STOCK EIOHANQE
In
October
Bond Sales
1933
1934
—....
$4,000
94,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
1933
Oct. 311934
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest'.
Sale Prices.
Lowest
Oct. 31
Oct. 1
Sale Prices
Sale Priam
"
Par
8
2,000 Mon RC AC 6s
,.1949
32,000 Pittsburgh Brewing 6*_.1949
T.666
Shares.
300
STOCKS
Shares.
2.285 Allegheny Steel
45
""200
864
Preferred
23,979
305
10 Consolidated Ice pref
480 CrandaU McKA Hand.
64
Lone 8tar Ga*.......
1,100
14
.....
77
20 Union Storage........
500
50
T.702
80
Sale
Jan.
16
14
Jap.
4
264 Feb. 16
74 Oct.
17
64 Oct. 27
3
44
64
2
14
'
2
1
14 Oct.
1
15
4
Oct.
15
3
94 Oct.
11
7
10
25
124 Oct.
5
24 Oct.
5
Oct.
3
5
Oct.
54 Oct.
14 Oct.
154 Oct.
2
9
26
6
2
Oct.
Oct.
11
18
17
154 Oct. 26
54
64
Victor
15
75
18
Oct.
44 Oct.
484 Oct. 20
774 Ocp.
2
May 21
May
2
Feb. 16
24 Jan.
5
May
14 Jan.
3
30
224
54
5
14
2
14
26
"24"0~ct""23
3
"43"" "44
14
14
454 Sale
54
Oct.
Oct.
54
14
14
114 Sale
" " 4c"
Jan.
44 July 27
Oct"l8
1
2
4
2
14 Oct.
5
114 Oct. 31
Oct.
11
214 Oct.
13
3
24 Oct.
16
Oct.
Oct.
24
11
46)
6)
14 Oct.
Mar. 28
23
15
Mar. 13
Jan. 27
Jan.
Jan.
4c
Aug. 27
24 Sept. 19
184 Sept. 18
11
July 16
30
Jan. 10
24 Oct. 23
1
Jan*
4
394 Jan.
2
44 July 23
2
May 2
94 Aug. 29
2
14 Jan.
6
II4 Oct. 31
94 Jan.
15
Oct.
8
14 Oct.
16
14 Oct.
8
26
124 Oct.
14
13
124 Oc*.
13
9
18
95c
Brewing Co.........1
1
95c
"4"* "44
19
2
Oct.
29
2
20
90c
Oct,
15
8
Oct.
Oct.
15
Oct.
20
1
14
34
184
294
Oct.
4
Oct, 30
Oct.
51
Oct. 29
Sale
24
Westlnghouse Air Brake....*
Westgbouse El A Mfg
5*
Wiser OH Co..............25
2
14 Oct. 10
f Oct.
3
4
264 Oct.
334 Oct.
22
11
Sept. 22
14 Sept. U
234 Oct.
2
"4"
2c
3
29
22
20
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
23
214
2c
15
16
2
214
26
July
6
Feb.
17
Jan. 31
Apr. 18
Feb. 23
84 Feb.
2
6
Mar. 14
304 Oct.
14 Feb.
44 Feb.
6
8
6
15
Mar. 13
10c
7c
Apr.
Apr.
5
39
11
37
Feb.
July
Feb
6
5
6
5
16
Mar 25
54 Feb. 23
l^July
19
57
Apr. 21
114 Apr
4
June
8
164 Feb.
4
5
24 Apr.
4
15
Apr. 18
7c
Feb. 20
44 Feb.
1
Feb. 14
June 12
Jan.
5
Jan.
6
2c
14
Feb
85
474 Sept.
65
14
Apr. 11
100
75
Jan.
174 Jan. 11
24 Oct. 25
Oct.
224«
144 Sept.
15
5c
21
Feb.
r
54 Oct. 24
6c
184
12
304 "Oct" 6
2
6
18
124 May 25
64 Feb.
5
18
18
4
Oct»~l8
19
26
18
9
Jan.
10
Feb.
24 Oct.
44 Aug.
Jan.
6
Oct"
164 Feb.
Feb.
34 Apr.
34 June
24 Apr.
58
Feb.
6
Feb. 23
Jan. 18
1
274
27
19
18
25
Sept. 19
Sept. 17
Feb. 23
19
10
4
4
Oct.
Apr. 12
34 Mar.
90c
Sept.
24 Apr.
10
July
27
24 Oct.
5
64 Sept. 15
*Oct.
4
474 Oct.
754 Sale
""24 Sale"
630 Waterly OH A.......
*
Western Public Service.....*
32.938
25,417
13,159
10
14 Oct.
11
'.'".25
122,499
Oct.
.....
4c
2.640 Vanadium Alloy Steel......*
•
2
5
2
9
9 140
26
13
14
...1
10
June 20
Jan. 11
Oct.
Sale
...5
10
Apr. 16
9
11
Oct.
464
5
11,933 United Knglne A Fdy
1.286 United States Glass.. ...".".25
475
1,031
4,029
1.258
14
224 Feb. 17
2
6
28"
—1
.......
Sept. 21
Feb. 19 100
July 14
Jan. 18
104 Feb.
3
18
1
100
•
9} .670 Renner Brewing Co..
741 Ruud Mfg..
121,800 San Toy Mining.......
12,211 Shamrock Oil A Gas...
3,530 Standard Steel Spring
100
16
90
"24 Oct" "26
Oct.
Preferred..............100
10,839 'irttihiirgb Pnrgings
..1
5,950 Pittsburgh OH i Gau.......5
17,051 Pittsburgh Plat* Gla**....2S
68,663 Pitt* Screw A Bolt Corp...,
335 Pittsburgh Steel Fpqndry..*
1,085 Plymouth OH........
...I
9,000
Juljr 17
184 Oct. 20
19
13
.
2.752
June 18.
"24 I""
4
54
—
625
June 18 120
Jan, 25 102
18
1* "ii m 1*
2,185 McKlnney Manufacturing..*
......5
10,032 West* Machine
793 Nat Fireproofing Corp......*
1,527
Preferred.....
...50
20 Penn Federal preferred...l00
47,200 Phoenix Oil com......._.25c
2,300
Preferred......_.........l
8,571 Pittsburg Brewing
*
7.552
Preferred.
_.*
50 Pittsburgh Coal Co common.
130 Pittsburgh Coal Co pref.. 100
""879
'
14 Apr. 19
94 Apr. 24
154 Apr. 26
3
Apr
4
34 Apr.
4
14 Sale
11
137,370
20
1
84 Oct.
592 lone* it Laughlln St'l pf..l*«
fl'326
Oct.
2
"34 "l~~
3,368 Copper* Ga* it Coke pref. 10*
50
18
..50
697 Electric Product*..........*
"
1
13
13
2
3,216 Follanabee Bros pref
10*
67,598 Fort Pittsburgh Brewing... 1
9,138 Harb>Walker Bofrac com...*
12,107
Oct.
57
17,895 Devonian Oil.............If
780 Duff Norton Mfg..........*
8,755 Duquesne Brewing.........5
CI a** A—................5
18,737
"4,173
....
74
4
60
510
16
34
14 Sale
*
29
18
120
91
14 Sept.
1,188 Central Tube Co...........*
2,579 Clark (D L) Candy.........*
38.629 Columbia Ga* k Electric...*
275
Sale
::::: "20"
....
24,266
2,500
4
1
13
310 Calorlzlng preferred......25
149,345 Carnegie Metal*..
......1
300 Central Ohio Steel Prod....*
190
Oct.
9
Blaw-Kooz Co
•
80 Byer* (A M) preferred.....100
800
4 IOO
100
......19
892
858
Sale
18
•
24,364 Armstrong Cork Go.........*
"2,385
Oct.
Par
445
1.471
Said Prices.
ioo
101
86
.....100
Preferred.....
Ask.
120
725 4IbbIbu» Good* Mfg
•
525 American Fruit Grower* com*
345
Preferred....
.......100
701 Amer Window Glaa* pref.100
583 Wkia*u Nat Ga* Corp ...*
95
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
154 Map,
90c
6
Jan.
17
4
30
154 July 26
284 July 26
8
Mar. 8
14 Oct.
3 4 Oct.
254 Feb. 26
4
Jan.
8
204 Sept. 12
14 June 20
2
May 22
Feb.
6
354Feb.
47
Feb.
7
6
5
8
Mar.
UNLISTED.
79
30
*
2,834 Lone Star Gas 4% pref
170
No par value,
100
*4% preferred......... 100
85 Pen roud Corp ▼ tc
•
x
64
74 H
70
78
Sale
.....
754
75
88
24
70
89
Oct.
Oct.
1
27
74
89
Oct.
26
Qpt. 27
64
75
Jan.
Jan.
3
10
34 Jan. 24
75
89
Feb.
9
Oct. 27
34 Jan. 23
Ex-dividend.
1
\
.
>.
General
Quotations
OF BONDS AND STOCKS
In th« earlier part of this publication complete records of the dealings on the leading stock exchanges
Of
the country! for the latest month and for the calendar year to
General Quotations we combine in
those dealt in
on
one
the exchanges, but also leading unlisted
to the different classes of securities
date,
are
furnished.
In this department of
comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptionsf not only
and inactive securities.
The following is
an
Indo*
quotedi
Page
Exchange Seats.—.................... 92
Pag
Page
Joint Stock Land Bank Securities
119
Railroad Stocks...8*
Federal Land Bank Bonds............... 99 Mining Stocks.....................*..... 98
Foreign Government Bonds..............100 Municipal Bonds (Domestic)............. 99
Real Estate Bonds.....
Industrial Bonds........................
90
Canadian............................. 101
Textile Stocks...........................
Industrial
94
Public Utility Bonds..................... 82
Public Utility Stocks........;............ 87
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Stocks..
Railroad
United States Territorial Bonds..........
Stocks..
................
Insurance Stocks and Scrip..........98-120
Investment Trust Securities............. 81
Bonds
....
.....
76
...
...... ............
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks.......
9®
9®
9*
9®
United States Government Securities..... 9*
9®
•
1
Quotations far all securities are
as
near
possible for
as
the
day of the
closing
Bxchange began with Jan. 2 1909 to quote all bond prices "and Interest,"
mark to indicate the fact except where there is a deviation from this rule.
tothe price, he must pay accrued interest in addition to the price.
the price
Includes the Interest, should there be
month
preceding
As the New York Sleek
the date of issue.
have adopted the same method and no longer employ a designating
we
The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter *7" is prefixed
This, however, does not apply to Income bonds
or
bonds in default. In which cases
any.
The letter "/" prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation is a flat price—that is. that the accrued interest forms part of the price, and
herefore the purchaser does not have to provide for it separately in making payment.
default, the price Is always "flat," and
no
As already stated in the
case
of income bonds and bendr in
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
esses the
1
use
of these tables that the quotations for inany inactive and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but in all
flguree are obtained from sources 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 coowoiidatsd
conv" for convertible, "s f" for sinking fund. "1 g" for land grant, "op" for optional.
The black-faced type in the letters showing the Interest period Indicates the month when the bonds mature.
NOTICE,—AH bond prices
;
Bonda.
Bid.
RAILROAD BONDS
Adirondack 1st 4%s 1942 guMAS
Akron A Barb Beft g 4s 1942-JAD
Akron Oanton A Youngstown—•
Gen A ref 6s 1945 ser A..AAO /
Gen A ref 5%s 1945 ser B AAO /
Alabama Great Southern—
are
"and Interest" except where marked "f" and income and defpulted bonds.
Ask.
>
Bonds.
97
98
46
42
103
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser A—-JAD
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B
JAD
98%
Alabama N Orl TAP June—
"A" deb 5s g '40 red '10-MAN 1 102
"B" deb g 5s *40 red '10-MAN i 102
Alabama Tennessee A NorthernPrior lien 6s 1948
JAJ
Gen income 6s Oct 1948 ...JAJ
Alabama A Viclcsburg By—
93
1st M g 5s 1974 series A. .MAN
50
46
108
f 1.
„
.
Series B.
...
.
1st g5s 1937
JAJ
..JAJ
_27
1st M 4%s 1944 ser A
JAJ
1st M 5s 1944 ser B
JAJ
Atlanta Knoxville A Northa
1st mtge gold 5s 1946....JAD
Atlanta A St Andrews Bay—
10
3
Augusta Union Stat 4s 1963-JAJ
Bait A Harris g5s 1936.
MAN
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938 MAN
Baltimore A Ohio—
95
100
1st M 4s g July 1 1948
1st M 5s July 1 1948..
65
59
!!*
88
51
100
to
5He 1929 extd
May 1954...
99
97%
95%
106
106%
105"
....
—AAO
sec notes
92)
53)
71
81
48B
6
6
ft
ft
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.75
Sig
79
107%
103
102
102
102
102
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39—FAA
1st guar g 3s 1989.
...JAD
Bedford Beit 1st 5s 1938——JAJ
Beech Or 1st 4s g gu 1936—-JAJ
5s 1936JAJ
110%
90
84
§5"
/This price includes
55
80
101%
100%
106%
93
54%
BH
M
99
95
80%
108%
98%
104
103%
104
103%
/
4%s
75%
82%
76
83%
73
ioi%
84%
3%
2.75%
accrued Interest,
July
*63--JAJ
JAD
JAJ
1937
JAJ
4 Ha impt 1978—...—.FAA
4s May 11935 gu N Y O.MAN
3 Ha Jan 1 1951
-JAJ
Bef 3Ha 1952 gu N Y O..AAO
k Last sale.
I London
s
65"
99
.
97
3.50
3.25
MAN
65
104
96
5s June 1942
5s July 1 1938
76
79
78
4.25
Equipment trust 5s
4.25
—
101
102 H
83
86
35
101
101%
101%
102%
102
100%
86%
100%
81
81
Sale price.
Ask,
84
78
81%
77%
80
82
.....
11*
80
83
65%
...
FAA
Aug 1942............FAA
.——.—JAJ
Equip 5%s 1935 1937(yr)FAA
Eq tr 6« 1935-38 (year)...JAD
lv<S
66%
IV*
68
99%
74%
...
3s July 1950
66
4.50
3.75
3.80%
3.80%
11*
"ft
Boston ANY Air Line—
54
1st mtge gu g 4s 1955—FAA
Boston Rev Beach A Lynn—
1st m 4%s July 15 1947.JAJ15
Gen
m
32
6s '33 extd to '38. JAJ 15
105
99
103
92
Buffalo creek 1st 5s 1941...JAJ
1st ref 5s 1961
JAJ
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh—
General 5s g 1937
MAS
Con g
4%s 1957—-
104%
66%
MAN
Buff A Susquehanna BR Corp—
1st 4s Dec 30 1963.
JAJ
Burl Cedar Baplds A North-
105%
Can Nat Rys 4%s gu 1954.MA8
4%s guar 1957.
.......JAJ
4%s guar 1968
..JAD
Canadian Northern—
S F deb 7s 1940
8 F deb 6%s 1946
95
105%
67
88
Con 1st A coll tr 5s g '34—AAO *f 28
Certificates of deposit.....
f 25
88
Butte Anaconda A Pac 5s'44 FAA
Cam A Clear—1st 5s g 1941. JAJ
100
Gen M g 4s 1955—
98
FAA
102
Cambria A Ind 1st 4%s '68
JAJ
103
Eq tr 5%s 1935-38 (year) MAN
107
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A. AAO
4%s guar 1951..........MAS
4%s guar 1956.....——.FAA
4%s guar 1955........JAD 15
40-yr 5s guar 1970..
FAA
6s guar July 11969
JAJ
5s guar Oct 1 1969 ......AAO
Equip trust 7s ser E 1935.MAN
Eq tr 4%s 1935-1942 (gu) MAN
Eq tr 4%s 1935-45(ann).. JAD
Equipment trust 5s.......
55%
40
3.40% Brooklyn A Montauk—
2d
3.40%
(nowlstjgold 5s 1938.JAD
3.40% Brunswick A Western—
1st mtge gtd 4s 1938—....JAJ
3.40%
101
50
Boston A Albany 5s Oct
4s-5s April 1947....——
5s Apr 1944
5s June 1945
6s Jan 1946 .......
......
5s May 1943...............
5s Mar 1942
58 Jan 1943—..............
5s May 1940
1st m 5s 1967 ser AO....MA8
1st m 5s 1955 ser 2—
MAN
1st m 4%s 1961 ser JJ....AAO
Eq 4 Ha 1935-1943 (yr)—AAO
Bost A Maine (old)
4s Feb 1 1937
90
1st ref gold 4s 1939
82
4s
Bangor A Aroostook—
1st M 5s g Jan 11943
JAJ
Cons refund g 4s 1951—..JAJ
Medford Ext 5s 1937
MAN
Plscat Div g 5s Jan 1943—AAO
St Johns Riv Ext gu 5s '39-FAA
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43.AAO
101%
t
54%
100
106
PIttsb Lake Erie A W Va—
Refund gold 4s 1941
MAN
S W Div 1st 5s 1950-JAJ
Toledo A Oin Div 4s 1959—JAJ
103%
97%
5%
MAN
Atlantic Coast Line BR—
1st cons 4s July 1 1952...MA8
Ool tr g 4s Oct 11952 op-MAN
Conv deb 4s 1939 op 1916M AN
*en unlf ser A 4%s 1964.JAD
6
Equipment trust 4 Ha
ifiq 6 He Feb 1936 (year) FAA ft
ft Basle.
76
37
81
83
81
103
103
103%
105%
60
AAO
as
85
102
Atlanta Terminal 6s 1939...FAA
Atlantic City gu 4s 1951....JAJ
1st M
37
103
AAO
4%s 1939 .FAA
Conv g 4%s 1960
...FAA
Bef A gen 5s 1995 series A. JAD
Bef A gen 6s 1995 series O. JAD
Bef A gen 5s 2000 ser D..MA8
Ref A gen 5e series F1996. MAS
Eq tr 4%s 1935-40 (yr)_.MAN
Eq tr 4 Ha *35-'410 (yr)—FAA
Eq tr 5s 1935-37 (yr)—...FAA
Eq tr 5s 1935-38 (yr)—FAA
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yr)
JAJ 15
5-yr
Bid,
(new) 5s Sept '41
........
97
45
AAO
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s 1947—AAO
Austin A Northwestern—
1st mtge gtd g 5s 194K
JAf
101%
105%
.
1st 6s. 1938—....
3%
100
Atl A Birm, Seo Seab'd Air Line
Atlanta A Charlotte Air Line—
.
1st mtge gug 4s 1949
107
107
A
88
%
99% Atlantic A Yadkin—
_
Albany A Susq 3%s g 1946.AAO
99%
Alleghany Corp—
Ooll tr conv 5s 1944......FAA
62%
Ooll A conv 5s 1949......JAD
56
Ool A conv 5s 1950..
.AAO
24%
Certificates of deposit...... / 24
105
Allegheny Valgen4s 1942
MAS
Allegheny A Western—
86
1st mtge guar 4s 1998—AAO
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s 1995
43
Q-J
95
Eq tr 6s 1935 (s-a)
JAJ 15
Ark A Mem By Brge A Term—
1st M 5s 1964
MAS
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947-...AAO
i55
Atchison Topeka A Santa Pe—
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995..-AAO
103
Adjustment 4s July 11995 Nov
98%
.MAN
Stamped...
Conv g 4s of '09 due 1955 JAD
Conv g 4s of '05 due 1965. JAD
Conv g 4s of '10 due 1960- JAD
91
Conv deb 4%s 1948
105%
JAD
Trans S L 1st g 4s 1958
JAJ
105%
Oal-Arix 1st Ai?4%s '62 opMAS
,106%
3.00
3.75
Atlantic Coast Line of S O—
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948..... JAJ
Atl A Danville 1st 4s 1948
JAJ
2d g 4s 1948
JAJ
Atlantic Leased L 4% mtge perp I
.
Bonds.
Ask,
Boston A Maine
Eq 6s 1935 (yr)
JAJ 15
Eq 4Ha 1935-'41 E (yr).FAA
.—
.
Rocky Ml DIv 4s 1965
Athens Terminal By—
Bid.
Atlantic Coast Line BB (Concl)
MB
111
\m
32
27
89%
99%
107%
105%
110
107!
111?
111
1141
116%
116!
MB
116!
k 102%
ft4.10to
64.10 to
64.10
JAD
.....JAJ
10-yr g 4%s Feb 15 1935.FAA
Winnipeg Term 4s 1939...JAJ
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.-
108%
120
102%
95%
1141
3.80%
m
108%
120%
102%
NOTICE.—All bond prices arc
Bid.
Bonds
Canadian NW4H« Oct 221943—
Canadian Pacific—
Cons deben 4s perpetual— J AJ
20-yrcoll tr 4 4s 1940
M&8
Coll tr 5s 1954
JAD
8144
9844
10044
9544
9344
10944
8 f 44s Dec 15
Coll tr
1944—JAD15
444s 1900
j<xJ
Oonv coll tr 0sl942
M&S
108 54
Bq tr 5s 1944
JAJ
Eq tr 414s 1934-1938 s-a-JAD 6 4.20
Eq tr 4Hs 1940-1945 a-a.JAD b 4.20
Oaro Cent 1st g gu 4s 1949.. JAJ / 42
Caro Clinch A Ohio 5s 1938.-JAD
10644
1st cons 0s 1952 ser A.JASD15
10744
Equip 5s 1935-1937 s-a.-AAO b 4.25
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yrlv)
JAJ15
Carthage A Adirondack—
b 2.00
75
101
52
8144
9844
10034
9644
i?P
110
3.70%
3.70%
45
10744
10744
3.50%
1.50%
83'
103
Ref & gen 544s 1959 ser B.AAO
Ref A gen 5s 1959 ser O..AAO
60
1st M 5s 1963 series
un
1st M 644" series
Guar gold 5s 1944
12 44
6%
6%
6%
27
II
8%
2044
25"
Mid Ga A At! 1st 5s 1947..JAJ
Mobile Div g 5s 1940
JAJ
Cent New Eng 1st qu 4s 1901 JAJ
2044
23
71
7144
Central of New Jersey—
Gen M (now 1st) g 5s 1987 JAJ
Gen M 4s 1987
JAJ
10344
94
2".66"
Eq tr 0s 1935 (yrly)....JAJl5
b
Eq tr 444s 1935'41 (yr)-.FAA
6 3.75
Central Pacific—
1st ref 4s g guar 1949
_FAA
1st g guar 4s Oct 11954—AAO
g 5s 1937
9444
Eq tr 5s 1935 38
74
Olncin North 1st g 4s
70
4.50%
98
111
110
104
104
3.50
.994
98
6
10444
10044
102
10344
1st gold 5s 1937
Dutches. Co R R 4 44t 1940
82
ist Tenn A Western
105
Cleveland Lorain A WheelingGen M 5s 1936
i
88
2.00
103
Cleveland A Mahoning—
Gold 5s 1938
794
10441
101 k
107
10444
JAJ
MAN /
Certificates of deposit
/
Chicago A Eastern Illinois—
96
96
544
394
894
1024
1014
1034
86
162"
3%
8744
A Southern Ry
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar.-JAJ
Chicago Indianap A Louisville—
Ref M g 0s 1947 series A..JAJ
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B—JAJ
Ref M g 4s 1947 series C..JAJ
89
164
1st A gen 5s 1966 series A.MAN
74
9
1st A gen 6s May '60 ser B JAJ
Equip tr 6s 1935 (yr)—JAJ 15 69.00
Monon Coal gu 5s '30 opt JAD /
10
Chic Indianapolis A St. Louis90
Short Line 1st 4s 1953—AAO
Chicago Lake Shore A Eastern—
1st M 444s 1909 opt 1919.JAD
Ohic Memp A Gulf 5s 1940..JAJ
,94
974
81
71
104
90
894
95"
1.25%
1044
1014
254
74
7
49
52
6.25
6
b
6.25
....
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
5844
6644
Stmpd non-pay Fed !nc tax
Gen M 5s '87 stpd inc tax MAN
Gen M 44s'87stpdlnc taxMAN
2644
M
2644
5.75
5.75
4.50%
5.75
5.75
5.75
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
4 50 %
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
^
15-yr g 544« May 1 '37—MA
Eq 6s Jan 15 1935 (yr)—JAJ1
Delaware River RR A Bridge—'
1st mtge g 4s 1936
FA
50
99
244
FAA /
134
16
Georgia Midland—
434
1st g 3s 1946—
AAO
104
Ga RR A Bkg ref 6s 1951—AAO
97
4s Jan 1 1947
JAJ
53
Ga Sou A Fla 1st g 5s 1945--JAJ
35
Deb 5s 1952
AAO
6
5.00
Eq tr 4 44s 1935-1939 s-a.MAN
954
Gouv A Osw 1st 5s g 1942—JAD
1024
Gr R A Ind ext 444" 1941—JAJ
1024
2d 4s 1930
AAO
M 3s
JAJ
1902
514
60"
45
4.50%
1004
j 1034
94 4
94 4
85
2nd 4s Gold Sterling 1955-AAO
1st 4s Feb 26 '39 Alg gu.MAN
1st 4s Feb 15 '42 Alg gu.MAN
Gen 4s 1902 Can Gov gu.. JAJ
Grand Trunk Ry of Canada—
964
94
1034
104"
107 4
108
106 4
Great Northern—
Sink fund g deb
Deb g 6s Sept 1
89
A—JAJ
1st A ref g 444s '01 opt '41-JAJ
Gen M 544s 1952 ser B—JAJ
98
102
Gen M 5s 1973 ser O
100
1014
Gen 4 44« 1970 ser
Gen 444« 1977 ser
1014
944
1024
954
Eq tr
6
Eq tr 444s 1935-1940 D (yr}JAJ
6
Eq tr 5s 1935-1938 (yr)-MAS
102,
103
Western
62.00 to
1%
824
102
■
••••
124
14
234
5.50%
5.50%
5.55%
b
6.00
6.00
6
6.00
JAJ
80
JAJ
E_.—JAD
444s 1935-1939
MAS
73
Fruit
394
424
38
41
103
61
105
62
Des Moines A Fort Dodge—
64
74
16"
f This price Includes accrued interest,
734
6
3.75
3.75
3.75
Express
6
3.75
Eq 5s J'ne 15*35 39 (yr) JAD
6
3 75
Eq tr 4 4s 1935-1940-JAD
1004
Greenb Ry 1st «r gu 4n '40--MAN
Green Bay A Western—
/ 33
Debenture ctfs A Feb
44
Debenture ctfs B Feb
....
Gutnfrtnamo A
91
|5H
m
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
50
54
Western—
JAJ fk 24
Guayaquil A Quito 1st 5s '32 JAJ2 / 14
1st M 6s
09"
4.50%
94 4
85"
D
1958 ser A
I§"
Gulf Mobile A Northern—
AAO
4s 1950 ser B
1st 58 1950 Series C
55
70
AAO
1st 5
Rio Grande—
f
84
110
18
Gen M 7s 1936 series
Denver A Salt Lake Ry—
1st mtge 60 1950-.-.--An
Inc mtge 6s 1960
24
1945--—-JAJ
13
Ga A Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948-JAD /
Ga Caro A N 1st 5s g 1929--JAJ
♦/ 25
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934
Georgia A Florida RR—
3
1st M 6s 1946 ser A
MAN /
/
3
Ctfs of deposit
23
1st con g 4s 1930
1st con g 4 44* 1930
5
5
9!
22
6
10
f I*
264
Denver at Rio Grande WesternGen income 5s Aug '55
FA
b Basis,
3P
..—
Eq 444s 1935 G (s-a)
AAO
50
Eq 444s '35 *41 H (s-a)--MAS
94
Fla So 1st g gn 4s 1945
JAJ
21
Florida West 8h 5s 1934
JAJ
Fonda Johnstown A Gloversv—
55
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
JAJ
1st cons ref 4 4« '52 opt—MAN
f
54
Proof of claim filed
Amended 1st con 444s 1982
(Nov '32 and May *37 coup)Proof of claim filed———Certificates of deposit
Fort Dodge Des Moines A Sou—
1st 5s 1938
JAD f
4
Fort St Un Dept Det 444« '41 JAJ
Ft Worth A D O 6s 1921—
1044
Ext at 5*4% to 1961
JAD
Galveston Houston A Henderson
1st lien A ref M 544s 1938 AAO
96"
Galveston Term 6s 1938
MAS
107 4
Genesee River 6s 1957
JAJ
27
754
204
124
*
MAS
26
1st A ref gold 4s 1943—MA
Deuver at
404
594
84
gold 1943—-...JAJ
'69-JAD
1st A ref 5s 1974.
Certificates of deposit
234
Delaware A Hudson—
Equipment trust 5s.
34 44
34 4
JAJ
30
•••
12
39
1004
1004
1940—JAJ
Cf 1940
27
'42-J
J
44s '30 ser A.J
7244
33
4.00
113
JAJ
354
•
224
33""
4.00
1044
404
484
424
364
4l"
A
61
7144
4.00
_
Imp A equip 5s 1960
M
Dayton Union 4s 1949
J
Dawson Ry A Coal 5s 1951--JAJ
Del A Bound Br 344s 1955-^
*
58
58
63
4.00
7s 1940--AAO
1064
1936
MAS
k 1054
644s 1936 series F
.FAA
77
Grand Trunk West 4s £ I960.JAJ
80
1st g gu 4s $ July 1 1950--JAJ
6
5.00
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 '34-'43 (yr)
75
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947—-JAD
103
108
1st 1 A ref 6s 1936 ser B—J
50
47
54
66
4.00
Florida Central A Peninsula—-
1st
1951.
1st I A ref g 7
66
Grand Trunk Pacific—
94
254
6.25
6.25
94
714
3%
1034
fPhlla)-
Deb 4s 1955
Deb 4s 1956 guar—
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 5 Mis
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
71
73
Eq tr 6s 1935-36 (year).JAJ16
Eq 444s '35 *41 LL (s-a)—MAS
Eq tr 4 44s 1935-43 (s-a)
MA8
Equipment trust 5s__
Equipment trust 544s
Penn coll g 4m Feb 1 1951—FAA
Georgia Fla A Ala RR—
1st M A ref 6s 1952
954
884
70
Chic Milw St Paul A Pac RR—
tr 5s 1935 ser M (yr).JAD
5s '35-'38 O (yr)
JAD
6s Jan 15 1935 (jr).. JAJ 15
644* 1935 30 ser J (yr) MAS b
Eq 644s 1935-30 K (yr)-AAO 6
Eq 444»'35-'42 (yr.) ser A MAN b
1024
96
45"
b
4.00
10
41
Gen M 4 44»'87 stpd inc tax MAN
15-year 644s Mar 1936—MAS
1st A ref 5s May 2037
JAD
1st A ref 444« May 2037—JAD
lot A ref 444s May 2037C JAD
Oonv g 4V« 1949 ser A..MAN
1014
90
10
5s
694
Ga A Ala 5s Oct
26
lst
72
AAO
-AAO
B
1st cons 5s
1014
Connecting Ry
954
Ref A impt m 5s 1967.—MAN
Ref A mtge m 5s 1975
AAO
Series
Columbus A Toledo-
6%
_
4s 1996-..-JAJ
Erie A Pittsburgh—
Gen gu g 344s «er B
110
101
30
1054
b
M*
6
Columbia A Port Deposit—
1st to 4s 1940
Fc!
Columbus A Hocking Valley—
38
224
224
1935-37
Eq tr 544%
_
Erie A Jersey s f 6s 1955
101
71
30
83
_
1953
Series D 1953
934
3144
80
AAO
1st A ref 5s 1905
Erie—
Prior lien gold
Oolorado A Southern
3K
98
AAO
Gen lien gold 4s 1996--—-JAJ
Oonv gold 4s 1953 ser A—AAO
1004
954
884
1024
i°0*
29-44
Stamped
Ouicago Indiana
101
1951-JAJ
40
Cleveland Union Terminals—
10944
Chic Grt West 1st 4s 1959—MAS
964
1024
1950-JAJ
42
884
7444
1st consol 6s gold 1934—AAO
Chicago A Erie 5s 1st g '82.MAN
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4%
Income 5s 2862
El Paso A R I 1st gu 5s
El Paso A 8 W RR—
103
10554
9
8
Brit
Columbia Ry 44« 1944--AAO
Elgin Jol A East 5s 1941—MAN
Elmira A Williams port—
ll44
1004
Ser D 3 44s s
Gen A ref 4!
10454
10144
10844
99 94
99
-
1034
Gen M 4s 1958.
MAS
1st A ref 444s ser B 1977..PAA
1st A ref g 5s 1971 ser A..FA A
Illinois Dlv 344s '49 op '29 JAJ
40
104
Consol 1st g 5s 1956
MAN
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Nor Div 1st. g 4s 1948.
AAO
Imonton, Dunvegan A
103
5044
2.50%
1004
N C—
„
5%
1024
101
1935.M
10644
5 3.50
-
-JAJ
JAD
1st gold 5s Nov 1 1935—-MAN
East Tenn Va A Georgia—
994
93
Cleveland A Pittsburgh—
49
1054
JAJ
1 1941
Gen g s f 5s Jan
1114
107
934
794
704
1034
824
874
O—JAJ
b
Marietta 444*
107
AAO
1st 5s 1937
Duluth South Shore A Atlantic—
101
&
uluth A Iron Range—
82
_
white W V
_jev
94
1953——JAJ
Duluth Missaoe A Northern-
1024
4s 1940—FA
Olev Cine Chic A St Louis—
1%
105"
94
JAJ
1964
Florida East Coast 444s
2.75%
100 44
10244
4.00
1
1st gold guar 4s
82
954
Clearfield A Mahoning—
2.75%
10l44
1st 5s Mar
Detroit A Toledo Shore Line—
8
82
1084
1114
1114
105
2.75%
1%
194
100
1951—JAJ
Ref A Imp M 6s '41 ser
Chicago Burlington A Qulncy—
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
84
11044
10444
3.50
3.50
1.50
1.75
Refunding g 3s 1949
AAO
Equip trust 6s Jan 15 *35-'36
50-yr 5s 1975 series A
FAA
Oonv adj 5s Jan 2000
AAO
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989...JAJ
Gen g 344s B May 1 1989-JAJ
Gen 444s May '89 series O.JAJ
Gen 444« May *89 ser E—JAJ
Gen M4Vs May '89 serF.JAJ
Eq 444s'35-'43 E A F (yr).JAJ
Eq 444s *35-'41 G A H(yr).JAJ
Equip tr 0s 1935 (yr)...JAJ15
Equip tr 5s'35 '40 ser B(yr)FAA
Chicago A North Western—
Gen M 344s g 1987
MAN
Gen M gold 4s 1987
MAN
(yr)—AAO
544
174
184
184
1024
'020 ser A——JAJ
1st cons guar g
98
9944
11044
1st M 5s 1945 guar
....AAO
Chicago A Alton RR—
4s July 1 1949
Chic A East III (new co)—
Gen M 5s May 1951
100
103
105 4
gu.—MAN
Detroit Toledo A Ironton—
Series
1st gtd g 5s 1943
J&
Cleveland Akron A Columbus—
Chesapeake A Ohio Northern—
JAJ15
374
6454
9744
Chesapeake A Ohio—
1st cons g 5s 1939
MAN
General 444s gold 1992...MAS
Ref Atmpt 444s 1993serA AAO
Ref A lmpt 444s '95 ser B JAJ
Eq tr 444s *35-40 W (yr).AAO
Eq tr 5s 35 *38 (yr)
MAS15
Eq tr 544s '35*37 (yrly)-JAD
Eq tr 6s 1936 (yrly)_...JAJ15
Eq 644s 1934-'35 (ann) —.JAD
Craig VaUey 1st 5s g 1940.JAJ
Potts Creek 4s 1946
JAJ
R A A Dlv 1st con g 4s *89.JAJ
2d con g 4s 1989
JAJ
Warm Spr Val 1st 5s g '41.MAS
894
102
37
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
6044
1st mtge g 5s 1940
..AAO
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu.JAJ
freaky)
Cin N O A Tex Pac Ry—
59
1084
Chicago A Western Indiana—
Consol gold guar 4s 1952- - - JAJ
1st A ref 544s 1902 A
MAS
Choc A Memph 5s 1949
JAJ
Choctaw Oklahoma A Gulf-Consol gold 5s 1952
MAN
Cincinnati Hamilton A Dayton—
General 5s gold 1942
JAD
2d mtge gold 4 4s 1937 —JAJ
Cin Ind St Louis A Chicago—
1st 4s Aug 1 1930———Cin Ind A West 1st 5s 1965-M
Cincinnati Lebanon A Northern
1st M 444"
MAN
113*1
JAD
95
Central Vermont Ry—
b
Eq tr 5s De*- 14 34 *44 (yr)
5.00
Charleston A Savannah—
1st mtge g 7s 1930
10444
JAJ
Charleston A Western Carolina—
«w.
B—-JAJ
O 1963--JAJ
66
FAA
m Eurooean loan 4s 1946.MAS
Central RR A Banking of Ga—
Coll tr
1.25%
2.75%
'vw°
9444
9144
7344
_
„
10444
514
1911-AAO
Certificate of deposit. - ----♦Sec 444s 1952 ser A. -.--MAS *f 184
Certificates of deposit——— / 18
30-yr. conv. 414 s I960- --MAN f
IH
76
Eq 6s Jan 15 1935 (yr) —JAJ 15
76
Eq tr 5s 1935-38 (s-a)
JAD
76
Eq 4 4s '35-'42 O (yr)
JAJ
76
Eq tr 444s '35-'45 (s-a)---JAD
Jbicago St Louis A N O—
1044
Con g 5s June 15 '51—JAD 15
75
Con g 344" June 15*51 JAD.16
77
Mem Dlv 1st 4s 1951
JAD
Ohic St Paul Minn A Omaha—
b 6.25
Eq 6s 1935 (ann)
- JAJ16
Ohic Terre Haute A Southeast
54
1st A ref g 5s Dec 1 *60 opt JAD
35
Inc mtge 5s Dec 1 I960--MAS
1084
Ohic Un Stat 1st 444« 1903--JAJ
inQ3y<
♦Kef* 4<« 1934 opt co
4844
1144
Eq tr 4 44s '35 *40 ser P(yr)MA8
Eq tr 444s'35 "40serQ(yr)MAN
Eq tr 5s 1935-'38 (yrly)—JAD
Chat Dlv goid 4s 1951...JAD
Macon A Nor g 5s 1940—JAJ
Guar g 5s I960-*
General gold 4s 1968---—-JAJ f
Certificates of deposit———
37
18
Ask
Dot R Tun 444« 1961
ftl
4444
Central of Georgia—
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945—PA A
Cons gold 5s 1945
MAN
„
Bid.
Jhic R I A Pac Ry—
98
_
1st mtge guar g 4s 1981—JAD
Oatawlssa cons g 4s 1948
AAO
Cent Ark A East 1st 5s 1940-JAJ
OentrBr Un Pac 1st g 4s *48-JAD
for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bonds
Ask.
9644
where marked *f" and income and defaulted bonds.
"and Interest" except
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible
77
BONDS
RAILROAD
Nov., 1934]
63
664
Gulf A Ship Island RR—
1st ref A term g 5s Feb '52. JAJ
564
564
Stamped (Jnly 11933 cpn on)
G ilf Terminal of Mobile—
1st mtge g Is 1957 gu
Rirl R A Portch—See N
H>cklng
Valley
JAJ
Y
N
72
H A H» rtford
Ry—
109
1st cons gold 444a 1999--JAJ
3.50
Eq tr 5s 1935-1938 (ann)-AAO 6
3.50
Eq tr 5s 1935-1939 (yr)--.JAJ 6
Eq tr 0s 1935 (yr)..
JAJ 15 6 2.00
k Last sale.
I London,
s Sale price.,
1104
2.75%
275%
1%
78
RAILROAD BONDS
NOTICE.—All bond prices are and "interest"
except where marked "f" anc
Quotations for all securities are as near as fxitestble for the closing day of the thonti
BoAds.
Holldaysburg
Bid.
Bedford
Oumb
1st M g 4s 1951 guar
JAJ
Housatonlc con 5s 1937
MAN
Houston Belt A Term 5s '37-JAJ
Houston A Texas Central—
1st lien g 5s 1937.,
...JAJ
Hudson A Manhattan—
1st gold 5s 1957 opt
100
JAD *
984
MAS *
66
Equipment trust 54s...
Equipment
-.
Litch
DivTat
g
ext
Western Hne«>
or
/
904
67
82 4
78
744
994
574
6
6
3.65
3.65
6
3.65
6
3.65
3.65
3.65
3.65
3.60
3.60
3 50
6
6
6
g 1950..JAD
3s 1951...JAJ
754
71
100
584
3.25%
3.25%
3.25%
3.25%
3.25%
3.25%
3.25%
3.25%
3.25%
3.15%
964
994
78
82
18*
67
90
80
72
34s 1951 JAJ
83
60
Little Rock A Hot Spr West Ry—
1st gold 4s 1939 guar
JAJ
Long Dock 6s con g 1935
AAO
Long Island—Unified g 4s'49MAS
Refunding g gu 4a 1949
MAS
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938
JAD
Debenture gold 5s 1937.MAN
Equip tr 5s 1935 39 (yr) .AAO
1st M gold 5s 1935
Louisville Henderson A St Louis—
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
JAJ
Louisville A JeffersonvlUe Bridge
b
3.50
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yr)
A&o
Kanawha A W Va 5s 1955
JAJ
Kan City Ft Scott A Memphis—
Ref g 4»cl936 guar—_ .AAO
Certificates of deposit..
K O Mem
a
Bit 4s 1934
4s
Income 5s Mar 1934
Assented
_
2.25
87
„
32
84
29
294
83
JAJ
60
75
10
24
91
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
JAJ
Kentucky A Indiana Term RR
1st M 44s 1961 (sterling).JAJ
Int at exch rate 4 8665
Stmpdaccrlnt at rate 4.8665
Plain 1961
JAJ
Lake Erie A West 1st 5s '37. JAJ
2d gold 5s July 1 1941
JAJ
accr
.
.
.
-
1014
87
95
994
1004
m
m mm «•
1004
90
724
744
1.50%
3.00%
1024
91
1024
91
974
l6I"
95
954
92
1074
1044
5s series B 1954
JAJ
1044
Eq tr 440 1934 '42 iyr)—A&O b
3.50
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5s 1954
FAA
100
Lehigh Valley—
1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948
JAD
98
Con M 6sann Irred
Con M 4 4» ann lrred
Gen
Gen
Gen
.JAD
112
JAD
96
gold 4s 2003....MAN
gold 4 4s 2003.. -MAN
gold 5s 2003. ...MAN
cons
con
Lehigh
con
Valley
Ry of New
1st 4 4s gold 1940
Lehtg*
v'ifTerra
5s 1941
524
in
2.50%
...AAO
Lehigh A N Y 1st 4s 1945—M&8
Lexington A Eastern—
1st guar 5s 1965........AAO
Litchfield A Mad 1st 5s 34-MaN
724
704
105
MAN
gu
MAN
A
ser
50"
Prior lien
g 44s s
Gen mtge 4s 1977
(cash
warr A
1
coup)
ser
6 Basis.
89
1044
5
Midland
WA
55
1st coll tr g 5s Oct 1 1947
AAO
New Orleans Great Northern—
.
'
60-year 1st 5s 1983
Extended at 5% 1940
MAN
Ref A Impt 4 48 '52 ser A
JAJ
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953
JAJ
New Orleans Texas A Mexico—
Non-cum inc 5s '35 ser A..AAO
1st 5s 1954 series B
AAO
1st M 54s 1954 series A—AAO
93
100
105
92
92
974
984
1st 5s
1st M 4 4a 1956 series D..FAA
Newport A Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 44s 1945 guar...JAJ
1st gold 5s 1935
New York Central RR—
53
10-yr
Valley—5s 1943—AAO
62
65
48
Cons mtge 4s
JAD /
1st
6s
1910
C«nvdeb6e 1935
Sept /
ipi3
ext
42
Ref A
Ref A
f
91
*
91
55
'
40
L 8 coll tr g 34s 1998
F&A
M O coll tr g 34s 1998—FAA
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
.MAS
1st A r**'
>«
197s
Shi
G
—
M&N
Certificates of deposit
1st A ref
5m
1980
Certificates of
1st A ref 6s 1981
H— AAO
ser
deposit
ser
I
FAA
70
15
<
6 50
6.50
204
6.50
5%
5%
5%
Equip tr 44a 1935 '44 (yr) FAA
Equip tr 5a 1935-38 (yr)—FAA
1st M 4 4a 1953 series
95"
1st
204
ew
80
69
704
734
40 4
'
40"
1004
1054
106
91
3.50
254
24
254
23 H
254
254
254
244
254
Secured 5 4s 1934 1956 —-JAD /
A..FAA
oruar 6s 1953 series B..FAA
York A Erie RR—
914
1.50%
26"
26"
'
'
"7"
74
Guar g 5a 1946
MAN
V & Har 1st g 3 4* 2000- -MAN
V Lack A Western—
1st A ref 4s
ser
A 1973
MAN
1st & ref 4 48 1973 ser B—M&N
tow York A Long Branch—
General gold 4s 1941
MAS
NY & NEBoa Ter 4s 1939.-AAO
N Y New Haven A Hartford—
Deb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv—JAJ15
Deb 4s May 11957
MAN
Deb 4s July 1 '55 non-conv JAJ
254
26"
26
ff
3d mtge 44s 1938
Y A Greenwood Lake
MAN
MAS
74
84
Deb
Deb
Deb
Deb
Deb
1956 non-conv
4s 1947 non-conv
34s March 1947
4a
M&N
MAS
MAS
34a 1954 non-conv..AAO
3 4* 1956 conv
JAJ
Equip trust 5* 1935
40(yr)MAS
80
86
15-year secured 6s 1940
1st A ref 44s 1967
80
744
86
67
904
95
82
fslH
100
804
184
20
174
18
1014
1024
96
1114
834
59
654
8*
59
824
814
61.502
6150%
63.75 to
63.75 to
63.75 to
63.75 to
63 75 to
4.50
4.50
1034
106
101
1014
80
934
964
103
1004
ft"
w
42
404
Equip tr 44s Sept 16 1935 to
1094
AAO
JAD
Mar 15 1945 (s-a)-MAS 15
Eqpt tr 44a *35-*46(yr).JAJ
Equipment trust 5s
98"
fc Last sale.
94
72
814
York Connecting RR—
ew
79H
/
fk
/
fk
f
fk
r
fk
/
70
(yearly)
..MAN16 63 75 to
NYO RR eq 44a '35 '36—JAJ 63.75 to
NYC RR eq 44« *35-*45.MAN 64 00 to
NY OA 8t List g 4s 1937
100
AAO
3-yr 6% g notes Oct 1 '35AAO
63
Ref 54s 1974 ser A
64
AAO
Ref 4 4a 1978 ser C
MAS
554
1st 4a ext g 1947
Mo Kan A Tex (old company)—
1st gold 4* 1990.
JAD
Eq tr 6h 1935 ^year)—J&J15 5
Mo Pacific uk (new company)—
F
244
684
in
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A
JAJ
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B
JAJ
Prior lien 4 4s 1978 ser D.JAJ
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A..AAO
,Q77
35
774
'4lop'16.MAN
5s 1949
JAJ
JAJ
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Certificates of deposit
374
19
g
Certificates of deposit
§8*
27
33
1st Ch Ter s f 4s
..FAA
5
34
264
37
JAJ
\
24
1
34
Mo-Ill RR 5s 1959
1965
10
2
1st ref 548 1978 ser B— .JAJ
25-year 54s 1949.MAS
Eq tr 48 *34-'38 s-a
JAD15 5
Eq tr 4 4s 1935-36 (s-a).MAN 5
Eq tr 68 1935 (.year).... .MAS 5
M9tPASS M A CentTermRv—
Eq tr 7s 1935 year)
A&O 15
Eq tr 6s 1935 (year)..—JAJ16
NYC L eq 5s 35 '37 (yr).JAD
NYC L eq 5s '35 '39 (yr).JAD
NYC L eq 44s 35 '37(yr)MAS
NYC Lines eq 44a Mar 15 1935
to
1939 (year)
MAS16
NYC Lines eq 44s 1935 ..JAJ
NYC Lines eq 44s '35 40
50
74
24
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
2d M gold 4s guar 1949...JAJ
t
impt 4 4s 2013 A—AAO
impt 5a 2013 C
AAO
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt.. JAJ
Ref A ref 4 4«ser A 2013—AAO
75
1st cons gold 4s 1938
1st cons gold 5a 1938
1st cons 58 1938 gu int
inn
MAN
A—Fat v
ser
—
Certificates of deposit
1
1st refdg gold 4s 1949
MAS
Ref A ext 5s Feb '62 ser
A.Q-P
f
Certificates of deposit
Minn St P A Sault Ste Marie—
-«
1996
52
44% to
JAD /
1st 7s '27 ext at 6% 1932—JAD
1st consol gold 5sl934.—MAN
A
MAN
—
6s 1944
New York Central A Hud Riv—
Ref g 34s July 1 1997
JAJ
Minneapolis A St Louis—
Mississippi Cent
conv
AAO
79
at
4
7
44
New York Bklyn A Manh Beach
794
J
FAA
45
30
Sparta A NW 1st 4s 1947MAS
r
1956 series O
78
N
JA
4
1034
JAJ I
perpetual
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
JAJ
Consol g 5s July 1 1945
JAJ
N Hav A North 4s 1956 gu—JAD
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
FAA
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
JAJ
New Mexico Ry A Coal Co—
624
82
Mil A State Line Ist34sl941 -JAJ k
\
4s
51
•Oons tts
1st
65
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AAO
or
5% to 1940
Ad] M Apr 1 '53 ser A
Milwaukee A Northern—
1014
100
114
98
National Transc Branch Lines Co
AAO
MAN
New Brunswick Ry Co—
Middle town A Unionville—
Midland
26 JAJ f
AAO /
.
gold
1st Msf 44s 1955
Nauru tuck 1st 4« 1954
4.25 %
4.25%
75
105
4.00
5
Nat RR of Mex
4
80
1st g 34s J L A Sag 1951 -MAS
1st gold 34s 1952
MAN
/This price Includes accrued Interest.
97
904
FAA
tiarl Riv & Pt CUes 4s '54 MAN
maturity
884
f 1957—JAJ /
Income deb 5s 2032.
JAJ
New Orl A Nor East 6s 1915.
2
O
100
94
91
AAO
I
6% g notes *15 ext to '33. JAD f
6% gnotes£ *15 ext to "33. JAD /
73
Certificates of deposit
Oonv g 64t 1949 ser a..MAN
71
614
103
FAA
1st guar g 5s 1937
National Rys of Mexico—
77
714
1024
1st 5s Kal AS H 1939
96
MAN
1st mtge M Air L 4s 1940—JAJ k 1024
1st g 4s Jo! A N Ind-1957JAJ10
89
1st
York
JAJ
1st M 4s 1978
68"
39.MAN
7s 1937
g
1934 (1884)
Lehigh A Lake Erie 44s *57 MAS
JAJ
is
Michigan Central—
Ref A Impt 44s 1979
Mil
1.25%
Lake Shore A Mich Sooth—
Coo v r»>f 34" 1997
_J*D
JAJ
AAO
JAJ
JAJ
Eq tr 4 4« 1935'37'vear>
4AO b
Nashville Florence A Sheffield—
70"
98
54.75
(Foreign series) I960
834
'
894
Lenign A iNew toiUglaiid—
1st M gold 5s 1945
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954
100
644
/
85
.
109
112
100
99
Constr*n4481955 ser B.MAN
NTasnville Chattanooga A St L—
1014
66
&4.75
JAD
Income 4s 1943
MAN /
Midi RR 4% franc bonds
414
89
f°5*
MAS
Morris A Essex 34s 2000—JAD
Constr'n 5s 1955 ser A
MAN
1st cons
Maryland A Pa 1st g 4s 51-M&S
Memphis Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959—MAN
Meridian Term 4s '55 guar.MAN
Mexican International—
1st con gold 4s 1977
MAS
Asat
68
75
344
73
154
[ontana, Wyoming A Southern—
61
17"
40
72
60
64
72
lo!
72
72
72
1st mtge g 5s 1939
MAS
Montour RR 1st 5s 1963...FAA
Morgantown A King wood—
1st mtge 5s 1935
JAJ
1959
Philippine Govt
38
Eq tr 6s 1935 (vear) —JAJ 16 6
3.00
Eq tr 54a 1935-38 (year) MAS b
4.00
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s I960 opt 1930
JAJ
1024
Kansas Oklahoma A Gulf—
1st M 5s 1978
1939 ext to
Sinking fund
1034
954
MAb /
Sept 1 /
MAt- /
Kan City Son—1st g 3s 1950 AAO
Ref A Impt 5s Apr 1 1950. JAJ
Her 1035
Manila kk Sou Lines
97
102
AAO
34« 2002
Gen 6s 1955
tont Cent 1st g 6s 1937
1st guar gold 5s 1937
1%
964
•'st ext 4 4« 1939
Con ext 44s 1939-
JAJ 15 b
Consol gold
3.25%
3.10%
3.25%
59
ext at
JAJ
.
1044
1004
944
3.75
'*35-36 (year) MAb b
2 00
1935 (.yr).
JAJ15 ft
Atl K A Cin Dlv 4s 1955. .MAN
1004
Pad A Mem Div 1st 4s '48.FAA
994
8 E A St L Div 6s 1971 -MAS
1074
2d mtge 3s 1980
67
..MAS
Mob A Mont 44s 1945..MAS
1044
Southern Ry joint Monon coll
gold 4s. 1952
JAJ
764
LAN" Term 1 st or 4s *52 gu JAD
98
Macon Dublin A Savannah—
Equipment trust 5s
Equipment trust 54s
82
964
1084
1044
1054
1014
954
63
64
-
Kal A Sou Haven—See Mich Cent
Kalamazoo A White Pigeon RR
106
Equip 6
Eq tr 6s
.
1034
3
1004
103 4
Terminal 5s 1965....JAJ
Maine Central—
104
Kalamazoo Allegheny A
Grand Rapids gtd 5s '38..JAJ
83
>
5s 1938
MAS
*35-*41 O (yr)..JAJ16
1935 *38 (s-a)
MAS
1935-'39 (year)...JAJ
Montgoro Dlv g 5s 1947
FAA
lohawk A Malone—
1st guar g 4s 1991
..MAS
604
106
3 75
1st, A ref 6s
Joplin Union Depot Co—
1st g 44s 1940 guar opt.MAN
75
.JAJ
__
Secured
Eq 44s
Eq tr 5s
Eq tr 5s
45
Unified gold 4s 1940
JAJ
1st A ref 54a 2003 ser A..AAO
1st A ref 58 2003 ser B
AAO
1st A ref 4 4s 2003 ser O.. AAO
5s 1941
A-O
Eq tr 44s 1934-37 (year). J AD b
Equipment trust 5s
......
...
3.10%
1064
MAN
84
80
80
Gen M g 4s 1945
JAjf
Small
Mob A Ohio, gen 4s 1938. —M&8
Ref A Impt 44s 1977
MAS
3.10%
100
Macon
100
Jamestown Frank A Clearfield—
1st g 48 1959 guar
..JAD
104
1034
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945..MAS
Louisville A Nashville—
lien 5sT946.
pr
Small
40
85
.JAJ
JAJ
mMob A Btrm
105
604
AAO
50-year gold 5s 1937
104
105
100
Louisiana A Arkansas—
1st M 5s ser A 1969
JAJ
Louslana A North Western—
Bid.
Eq 64s 1935-36 (year)—FAA
Eq tr 6a 1935 (year)
JAJ15
3d 7s ext co July 1938 at
4%
MAN
51
103
1004
1044
103 4
b
3.50
b
3.50
LongbSand City A Flushing—
Bonds
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975 MAS
....
1034
.
-
Indiana Illinois A Iowa—
1st gold 4s 1950
JAJ
90
Indianapolis Union—
Gen A ref 5s 1965 ser A...JAJ
1024
Gen A ref 5s 1965 ser B...JAJ
1044
Indlanap A Lou 1st 4s 1956. -JAJ
Internat-Great North Ry—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A
JAJ / 30
Ad] M 6s July 1952 ser A.April /
8
1st M 5s 1956 series B
JAJ / 284
1st M 5s 1956 ser C
JAJ / 284
Eq tr 44s 1935-42 (yr)_.AAO
81
Internet Rys (Central
America)—
1st M 5s 1972 opt
MAN
664
1st col tr 6% notes 1941 -MAn
724
6% notes 1936
..JAD
50
1st 1A ref 6 48 1947
r&A
72
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938
JAD
Certificates of deposit..
94
1st A ref g 4s'951
MAS
2
Iowa Minn A N'western
80
34i
Jacksonville Terminal—
Bef A ext 5s series A 1967..JAJ
100
Ref A ext 68 series B 1967. JAJ
100
1st gold 5s 1940
Kanawha Br A Tor 5s 1948.
Kana A Mien 1st 4s 1990
Ask.
45
75
864
854
FAA
Indiana Bloomington A Western—
1st ext 4a 1940..
..AAO
Indiana liar our Belt RR—
Genl mtge 4s 1957
Gen mfcee 4 4s 1957
784
69
...AAO 6
.
96"
60
.JAJ 15 6
4s 1951
85
90
82
Louisv Dlv 34s g 1953—JAJ
Omaha Dlv 1st 3s g 1951..FAA
St Louis Dlv 34s g 1951..JAJ
St Louis Dlv 3s g 1951
JAJ
Sp'fleid Div
Bid.
Los Angeles Un Term 6s '41-MAN
1004
774
664
I
6
trust 64s
Equip Ib 1935
Cairo Bridge 4s
78
103
100
78
*<>
N O) 5S 1963 ser A
JAD
Series O 4 4s 1963
JAD
Gold 64* July 1 1936
JAJ
40-year 4*48 Aug 1 1966..FAA
Eq tr 44s i985 1939 K—FAA
Eq tr 44s 1985 1940 L...AAO
Eqtr448*35 41 M (s-a).MAN
Eq tr 44s 198541 Ser N.AAO
Eq tr 44s 35 36 (yr) O..JAJ
Eq t.r 5s 1935 <«
? —.MAN
1935
864
37
754
1014
984
Ref mtge 5s 1955—
MAN
Ref g 4s 1955 opt 1918. MAN
Pur lines 1st g 34a 1952—JAJ
Jt 1st ref M (I C A C S L A
—
....
86
£4s gold of 1952
Coll crust gold 4s 1952
AAO
Ool trLNO&Tg4s '53.M AN
tr
105
105
J&'
1951
§84
974
1024
F&A
Ext 3-yr deb 6S1937 —
Mam L ext 1st g 34s '51
1st g 3s sterling 1951
E',
Bonds
101
Ad] inc up to 5% Feb '57. A&O
1st M 44s 1957 conv—
F&A
Illinois Central—1st g 4s '51.J&J
1st trold 314s
Ask.
A
defaulted bonds.
the date of issue
I In London,
n
Nominal.
s
Sale price.
*
60
424
4.35
4.35
4.35
94
Negotiability Impaired by
Nov., 1934]
BONDS AND
RAILROAD
79
STOCKS
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bonds
.
Bid.
New York Ontario & Western—
Ref 1st g 4s June 1992
MAS
Gen M g 4« 1955 red
J&D
N Y Pennsylvania A Ohio—
Prior lien 4%» 1935
MAS
N V Phil A Norf—1st g 4s '39 J&J
Income 4s Jan 11939
MAN
.
—
Bonds
Ask.
Bid.
64 H
65 %
_
65
101%
r
95H
do
60
I
\
102%
36
168
A&O
A&O
1st & ref g 5s '61 opt *15—F&A
Certificates of deposit.
113
MAR
.50%
1st cons guar 5s 1946
r
6H~ 1943
3.50
Paducah & 111 1st 4Hs 1955 J&J
Paris-Orleans extl 5%b 1968 M&S
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
red to 1956
J&D /
Paulista Ry 1st 7s *42serA M&S15
Pennsylvania Company—
„
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
Gu tr ctfs g 3H8 1937
„
96 %
98
Jf
70
55
j
f
f
27
50
Pa&NYOanal
3
101%
)
)
t
Rensselaer
&
1st &
Us 1977
98%
98 H
Richmond
do
4s
Rich & Peters 4 Ha 1940
a
Richmond Term 1st 5a 1952—<
103^
gold
3
154 %
J
1st
coll tr 4s 1949 op
1948
4%a 1934
100
99
103 %
96%
Rock
island-Frisco Term
I
St
101
100
105%
106 %
68
57 H
75"
101
J
82
80
1
*f 57
f 58
88
1
61
62 %
J
13%
14
12%
13
15
3
13%
13%
11%
10H
76
76
1970
A&O
100%
107%
102 %
k
St L Peo & N W 5s 1948
St Louis-San Francisco Ry-
M&S
88 %
equip 6s 1935-39 (yr) A&O
Eq tr 4Hs 1935 39 (yr).—A&O
Peor & East cons 4s 1940—A&O
2d cons inc 4s 1990
Apr 1
Peoria & Pekln Union Ry—
l«t g 5Hs 1974 series A—F&A
Peoria Ry Ter 4s '37 gu op
J&J
Pere Marquette Ry—
3.25
3.25
3.25
67,,
Certificates of del
it-..
Prior lien 5s 1950 ser
Certificates of deposit
96 X
o
Eq tr 5s 1935 38 fyr)
76
83
83
75
85
ser
.
...
5
.
5
-
76
4.25
4.25
100
88%
81
61%
85
7%
40%
6
6s 1952—J&J f
101
4s 1936
J&J
Sunbury Hasleton & W-B—106H
2d mtge lnc fts 1938 coup-M&N
Susquehanna Bloomsburg &
98 H
Berwick RR 5s 1952.... .A&O
con
105%
Equip
cr 4Ws
St Paul &
14H
83
m
-F&&
5Hs 1950 guar
Texas City Term 6s 1941-J&J26
Texas & N O con 5s 1943—-J&J
Texas & Pac 1st 5s 2000
J&D
Eq tr 5s 1934-1939 —.—M&N
Eq tr 4H« 1935 42 (yr)—A&O
Fq tr 4Hs 1935-43 (yr)—F&A
Equipment trust 4s
Phlla Bait & Wash 4a 1943
Gen 5a 1974 series B
Gen M4Hs 1977 ser C
83%
b
; 4.50
b
4.50
b
4.50
54.20
95
1935.J&J
101
73
59 %
Gen gold 5s
82
West Div 1st 5s g 1935--A&O
54%
42%
J
iV35-194a—J&J ft
97
Toi
4%>
4%
4%
5.25
i
St
83
.83
Tex Rao-Mo Pac Term RR—
48
)
Equipment trust 4%s
Eq tr 6s 1935 vyo
J.vJ 16
Perklomen 1st 6s '18 ext to '38Q-J
2d 5s 1918 ext to 1938
Q-J
Phlla & Rait Cent 4a 1951.-M&N
r1!6..
1st M g 5Hs 1964
M&S
Toledo Canada Southern & Det—
1st 4s 1956
J&J
72%
Dufuth—
B—J&J
M&S
99
102 %
Gen & ref 5s 1979 ser O-.A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D—J&D
12%
53
J
41 %
6 6
5.25
54.50
Equipment trust 5s..
108%
*
s
2nd lnc g 5s Dec 2000——Mar
tien & ref 5s 1977 ser B—A&O
12
i
57
107 %
A&O
1944—F&A
f g 4s '53 op '10--J&J
Terre Haute & Peor 5s 1942-M&8
Gen ref
1
9%
54
1st m 6s 1947 ser A
A&O
Term RR Asan (St Louis)—
1st gold 4 %b 1939
1st consol gold 5s
8
56
—
J
69
100%
Tennessee Centra' R>
Texarkana & Ft Smith—
St
_
o
J
88H
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
6%
1st g 5s July 1956 Ser A..J&J
Eqtr 4%a Oct' 35 *39 (s-a) A&O
ETenn reorg lien 5s 1938 M&S
1st Mem Dlv g 5s 1996
J&J
Bt Louis Dlv 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
L & N So Joint g 4s—See L & N
Mobile & O coll tr 4s '38-M&S
Spartanburg Un Col 4s '95—J&J
Spok Internat 1st g 5s 1955-J&J
Staten Tsl Ry 4Hs 1943-- —J&D
Stephenvllle Nor & Sou Texas—
1st mtge guar g 5s 1940—J&J
4.25
1st
..
103
J&J Z 94
M&N Z 100
7oH
St Louis Iron Mt & Sou—
106
103 %
99
105
-F&A
.M&N
99%
58%
1st g 5s 1953
A&O /
Tampa North 1st 5s '36 op_J&J
52
J
107%
105%
1956
65
Joseph & Grand Island-
101%
101%
15-yro^s Feb 1 1936—
40-yr 5a 1964
Con M 3Hsg £ 1045
Con M 4% g £ 1948
,
1st consol gold 5s 1994
.J&J
Develop & gen M g 4s '56-A&O
Develop & gen 6s 1956—A&O
Develop & ven 6%b 1956-A&O
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yr)
—J&J 15
Equipment trust 5Ms
—
Eq tr 5s 1935-39 is-ai
M&a
Tampa & Gulf Coast—
S
96%
ser
14
St Clair Mad & St Louis Belt—
99
96 %
1980
82%
46%
53
3
102H
100H
108%
4s July
42
MA 3 ♦/ 13%
Ry—
J
62
1
42%
sterling -
M&N
F&A
..
87%
^
st guar
96
-MAM
—M&N
78
106
Sun & Lewis 1st g
80
)
A&
2.00
3.50
3.50
A&O
Suffolk & Car
Rock Island Ark & Louisiana—
112
g
96%
::::
89
111%
102 Hi
1st
83
1
64
107H
96HI
1st
102%
4
62
Gen g
J&D
Gen g
J&D
Gen m 4«s 1981 ser P
.A&O
Gen mtge4Hs ser K 1984—J&J
Gen
100
102 %
)
60
>
stamped dollar
4Hs g I960-4Hs 1965
6s Dec 1 1968
Deb
43
)
105H
156H
103
A&<)
~i%
2.00
Richmond-Washington Co—
RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943
4s gold 1948
do
do
99 H
98
J&D
J&D
4
108"
Mecklenburgi
99 %
92
3.051
103
5ft
&
„
2.50
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
Gate
Southern Railway—
105
)
10
96
Rich Fredericksb & Potomac—
12
,
98%
1st & ref 4 %b series B 1981
Pennsylvania
Saratoga—
1941 -M&1
6% g bds May 1
97
1939--A&O
102 %
106
59 H
60
M&N
_.T&J
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955 J&J
103
3
103 %
113%
113H
112
3-50
3.25
.
89
112H
5
r
Equipment trust 5s.
60
1st con g 5s gu 1937
1st ref g 4s 1055 op 1910
102 %
102 %
3
Southern Pacific (Golden
Ferries) 1st 5%b 1949
95H
J
74
Southern Pacific RR Cal—
Reading Company-
M&N
5s
con
30"
65
97
J
101%
Cons mtge 4H" 1939
-..A&O
Cons mtge 4s 1939
---A&O
Penu Ohio & Detroit RR—
j
95%
RR Securities—See RR Stocks.
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line—
M&S
Sec « 4%1 1963-
40
86
94
31
97 %
Gu tr ctfs g 3%a 1941——F&A
95
27
M&N
Gu tr ctfs g 3%b 1942
Gu tr ctfs g 3H" 1944
90
104
93
103
63 %
M&J
40-year 4Hs 1968
-M&S
50-year 4Mb 1981
M&N
4Hs 1969 with war
M&N
Equip 7s 1935 (yr)__—— J&D
Equip 5s 1935 1939 (yr)._M&N
Equip tr 5s 1934-38 (yr)._J&D
Eq tr 4%n 1935-40 (yr)—J&D
Eq tr 4 Hs *35 41 (yr)
J&D
Pacific Fruit Express equip 7s
June 1 1935 (yr)
J&D
Eq 5s '35 '39 O (yr)
M&S
Eq 5s *35 '41 D (yr).. ..A&O
Series A 1977
102
I
95%
Oardelet Br 1st 4%n 1938-A&O
88%
)
103 %
Coll tr 4s (O P) Aug 1 '49 J&D
1st
4Hs
(Oregon
Lines)
92
100 %
3
70
48
106
Southern Pacific Co—
85%
102
J
Pac Fruit Express—See Sou Pac—
„
So Pacific Branch L 1st 6s *37A&O
)
94H
109H
101
1937--J&J
1st M g 4s 1951
M&N
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951--F&A
....
Portsmouth Great Falls &
tii
27
104 %
5s 1963—A&O
100
J
J
3.00%
102 H
93%
73
44
outhern 111 & Mo Bridge Co—
106
k
RQ
88
97
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938--F&A
2d ext 5s gold 1938
J&J
Gen cons gu g
Pac Coast 1st g 4s
o
106
I
92 %
86
F&A /
74.
73%
81
81
94%
J&J
70H
k
104 X
103 %
1st & ref g gu 4s '61 opt-.J&J
Pacific Coast Co—See Mlsc Bonds
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
s
>
83
96 H
90
88
80
F&A
Con guar g 5s 1936
Pitts Young &
Oregon-Wash RR & Nav—
1st M
)
4%a 1059 ser B
j
1960 ser C
Ashtabula—
82
101
104
102 %
1st m 4Kb 1950 series O—J&J
Ore RR & Nav cons 4s 1946-J&D
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1948--J&J
44
outh & North Alabama—
1
J&D
Colony RR 4s 1938
1st M 5%a 19441st M 5s 1945 series B
107 H
66
73
)
J&J
F&A
Old
55
50
100H
98%
69 %
11%
—An.-Apr /
1st g 5s April 1 1938
Q-J
Ohio Kiv KK—1st g 5s 1938-J&D
Gen gold 5s 1937A&O
Ry 1st & ref 4s '55-J&J
1st M 4s July 2 1950
-J&J
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941A&0
Port Arthur Canal & Dock-
Gen g 3 3-10s 1953
J&D
Northwestern Terminal RR—
M&S
I
49
68 %
2%
104
)
Eq tr 4 His 1935 40 (yr)M&S16
No Ry of Cal 5s g gu 1938--A&O
North Penna ext'd 4s 1936--M&N
log 4s 1943
Ohio Indiana & Western—
f
>
98 %
3H
F&A
5% to July 1 1945—---J&J
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s '55 gu.-F&A
Sioux City & Pac 3 Hi 1936—F&A
101 %
)
49
-
onuttcf
m
Ry—
Shamokln Sunbury & Lewlsb'g—
2d 6s gold July 1 1925 ext at
....
105
If
116a 1942
Pitta Va & Char gu 4s 1943 &
Pitta & West Va Ry—
1st m 4 Ha 1958 ser A
1st
I 1933
imerset
1st M 4Hs
Nortoeru i'aelfic—
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997
Q-J
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
Q-F
Ref & Imp 4%» 2047 ser A-J&J
Ref & imp 6s 2047 ser B...J&J
Ref & Imp 5> 2047 ser O—J&J
Ref & Imp 5s 2047 ser D
.J&J
*
45
58
~
1st g guar
65
-
Ohio
f g
60
M&S •/17
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B
Certificates of deposit
Pittsb Term RR & Coal—
101
A&O
Norwich & Worcester-—
1st mtge 4Ks 1947
M&S
Ogdens burg & Lake Champlain—
1st guar g 4s 1948
J&„
a
1
107
106
Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 5s—
April 11933 & sub coups 1945Without Apr 1 1933, Oct 11933
and Apr 1 1934
coupons
Stmpd as to sale of Apr 1 and
Oct 11933 & Apr 1 *34 cpns.
1st M 5s 1977.--
32
)/
5a 1959
-Jd
Pitta Shenango & Lake Erie—
1st
103
19H6
3
26
62
1st gu 6s 1935 series A—F&A
Certificates of deposit.— —-
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—
107
105
A
1
f
V
lvjh—rt
1st g 4s May
Seab-All Florida
2%
)
A 74. M&S
ser
ser
Maine Seaport. 5s
cms
62
Atlanta-Birmingham Dlv—
3
1
\f
o% receivers
106 H
105 H
1.00
J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1974
Gen & ref g 4%a
Eqtr 4H| Janl5'35-40(s-a)J&D
) 5 2.50
.
„
Nor
101
108H
101%
\f
Eq tr 6 Ha 1935 (yr)
Pitta Shawmut & Northern-
17%
17
Norf & Sou to 1st 6s 1941- M&N ♦/ 27
1st gen g 5s 1954 opt
14
J&J
Norfolk Ter 1st gu 4s 1961—M&N
101
Norfolk & Western
Ry—
1st consol 4s 1996
A&O
106 H
„
107%
Pitta & Lake Frle
•/ 16%
Dlv 1st lien & gen g 4s July 1
1944 opt Jan 1 1929
J&J
N & W Pocahontas 4s '41-J&D
110%
107%
108%
r
10VA
102
106%
107 %
107%
5% secured notes 1931—-F&A
Equip tr 6s (s-ai 1935-37-F&A
Eq tr 5 %• '35-'36 s-a)
A&O
Eq tr 5s 1935 1940 (s-a)—J&J
i
1963
8%
1st & cons 6s 1945 ser A--M&8
Certificates of deposit.——
J
I
do
L
Certificates of deposit——.
,
105%
)
Ser
do
107
106H
*f 16
Stamped
.A&O */17
16
Otis of dep stamped
.
AdJ mtge 6s Oct 1 1949--F&A L
3
Ref gold 4s 1969 opt
A&O
)
97%
J&J
Eqtr 4%» 1935
Northern Central-
Seab Air Line 1st g 4s 1950.A&O
Certificates of deposit.--—
108 M
104 %
98
102 %
102 H
do
56
50
100
>
do
81%
i
do
47
1
do
84%
N Y Westchester & Bos
Ry—
_
107
Ask.
_
1st g 5s 1942
M&8
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s 1989 M&N
....
107 %
107 %
1
Ser C 1942
24
107
)
do
do
90
82
1st refunding 5s 1937—J&J
2d mtge 4%a 1937
F&A
Gen mtge 8s g 1940
F&A
Term 1st g 5s 1943
M&N
m
23 H
J
)
103
99
97
94 H
Bid.
Bonds
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix—
1st p 4s 1937 • f opt gu—.
Pitta Bessemer & Lake ErieCons gold 5a 1947----——<
Pitta (Jin Ohlc & St Louie-
56
101%
102
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948—J&D
N Y Prov A Bos 4s 1942
A&O
N Y & Put 1st 4s g 1993
A&O
N Y Susq A Western—
1st M g 4«s 1946 guar
Nord Ry s f 6H« 1950
Norfolk & Oar 5s 1939
Norfolk Southern—
Ask.
Philippine Railway—
&
Ohio Cent 1st 5s
loo'
J&D
2.50
J&J 15 5
1935
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yr)
Toledo Peoria & Western RR—
lstm 6s 1952
J&J
Toledo St Louis & Western—
1st gold 4s Apr 1 1950
Tol T'erm 1st 4Hs '57 gu
A&O
M&N
Tol Walhouding Valley & Ohio—
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O.-- M&8
100
60
92
79 %
100%
St
e
....
k.
Paul
vfiuH
&
F&A
J&J
Gsn 4%a series D 1981—J&D
Phila Newton & N Y 3s 1942
Phlla & Reading RR—See "Readi ng Co.
1
Paul Union Depot—
1st & ref 5» 1972
.<
3an Antonio & Aransas Pass.
..
lst guar g 4s 1943
San Fran & San Joaquin Val—
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940
—A
/This price Includes accrued interest,
k Last sale.
ZIn London,
106
100%
)
Consol
101
m
4%b 1966
ser
A..F&A
94 %
85
98%
111%
111%
78%
1
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
1st gold 4s June 1 1946---J&D
101
96
t
79%
108
)
)
b Basis.
16 %
105 %
.
-M&N
...
16%
Manlr.oha-
96 H
n
Nominal,
97"
s
Sale price.
♦ Negotiability impaired by maturity
BONDS
RAILROAD
80
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bonds and
Bid.
Stocks.
lit ry A land gr 4o g 1947. - JAJ
1st A ref 4s June 2008
MAS
1064
1st A ref 5s June 2 2008. .MAS
1144
40-year 44" 1967
JAJ
40-year 4s 1068
JAD
Bq tr 44* '35'38 (yr)
MAN
Bq 44s Sept 15 '35 '39.MASD
Bq tr 5s 1935-'37 (yr)
MAS
1024
Ko tr 7s 193* fvr)
Union RR 6s 1946
100 H
964
3.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
112
..JAD
Union Terminal uo (Dallas;—
1st g 5s 1942 opt 1922
aAU
United N J RR A Oanal Co—
104
1024
974
2.25%
2.25%
2.25%
1%
105
00
—
1st guaranteed 4 Ha—
July 1914
July 1914
Cash
JAJ1934 *f
coupon
coupon
JAJ
off
:
A scipt rcpt N o .5 on
Vermont Vail 1st 44s1940.-AAO
war
!H
"5"
964
98
36
37
98
102
90
MAS /
94
Debenture s f 7s 1948
MAS /
Vlcksburg Shreveport a Pacific—
Prlien 6s '15 ext 5% '40--MAN
Gen 5s May 1 1941
MAN
Virginia Mid gen 5s 1936 —MAN
Va A Southwest 5s 2003
JAJ
1st cons g 5s 1958
AAO
5
1034
904
774
93"
874
Virginian Railway—
1st M gold 5s 1962 opt...MAN
1094
1st in 44s 1962 ser B—.MAN
103
Bq tr 4 He 3935-1940(yr)..JAJ b 3.25
Bqtr 5s 1935-1938 (yr)...MAN b 3.25
Bq trust 6s 1935
JAJ b 2.00
Wabash RR—1st
2d gold 5s 1939
,
854
714
5s 1939.MAN
FAA
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939-JAJ
1st lien term gold 4s 1954. JAJ
Ref A gen 54s 1975 A ..MAS
_
g
1094
2.50%
2.50%
1%
72
oran
5s 1976
ser
gen
-
Wash Term Co—34s
1945—FAA
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
FAA
Prior pref
4%
94
3
32"
100
25
49
114
12
56
96
80
86
4%.100
Common stamped 5%
100
Oatawlssa RR—1st pref (guar).60
804
784
88
894
Connecticut A Passumpadc—
Preferred
85
10i
1034
34
36
36
6.00
Cripple Creek
93
1.75%
1.75-
5.50%
5.5d%
2
44
14
5
3
54
54
104
24
1
2
50
100
Central
Preferred
25
JAJ
7
48
155
84
165"
21
92
39
18
54
65"
100
100
8
10
iK
60
68
47
50
50
.100
67
Preferred (guar Nor Cent).
124
164
4% non-cum 1st preferred.. 100
4% non-cum 2d preferred.-lOO
100
100
1024
133
240
Piedmont A Northern.......100
Pittsburgh Bess A Lake Erie—
Preferred
7% conv pref (guar Pa RR).100
5"
-
_
pref——.50
2d pref...——.50
4% non-cum 1st
115
Potom—Com—100
100
0% guaranteed...
100
7% guaranteed
100
125
Roch A Genesee Val RR
100
Rome A Glint (go D A H) —100
70
78
Rich Fred A
Dividend
Rutland 7%
St Liouls
2nd
obligations
preferred
—.100
Bridge 1st pref
100
100
preferred
St Loui»-8an
100
Francisco Ry
Bay a Western
80
165
Sombern Rv common
Tennessee Central
Texas A Pacific
6
100
12
66
Troy A Gr'bush (gu NYC).. 50
Tunnel RR of St Louis
100
19
7
21
94
5
9
ii"
100
~B"
100
12
4% non-cum preferred
100
United N J RK a Oanal (go). 100
Utica Chen A Susq Val (gu).100
27
Utlca Clinton A Binghamton.100
Non-cumul 6% pref ser
Leased lines (guar)
A. .100
100
58
Stk tr ctft—See RR Securs Oo
Internat Rys (Cent Am) com. (t)
Com vot trust ctfs
(ts
6
5
100
14
Joliet A Ohlc (.guar O A A)
100
Hal Allegan A Gr Rap (gu)—-100
Par
145
82
115
43
56
60
Alabama A Vlcksburg
604
KOStLA Chic—Pref (gu)--100
Kansas City Southern
IOC
1
85
201
90
5
14
7
7
7
94
99
514
794
75
75
50
114
50
Preferred...
206
13
lot
Lehigh Valley
50
14
64
54
100
4% non-cum preferred
Lackawanna Kit of JN J_.
4
96"
Little Miami original guar...
50
Spec guar betterment stk
50
Lit Schuyl Nav RR A Ooal(gu) 60
Louis A Mo Rlv pref (guar).. 100
46
.
47
100
43"
Lykens Valley RR A Coal (gu) 20
Mahoning Coal RR ——
50
Pref (guar LSAM8)
50
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
100
Vermont A Macs (guar)—...100
Vlcksb Shreven A Par com—100
5% non-cum preferred
Virginian Hallway 00m
Wabash Railway
164
194
100
Union Pacific—Common—..100
100
174
(guar)...100
it)
Hudson A Manhattan
preferred
45
30
,
100
5% non-cum
Illinois Central
54
105
.1(M'
Onto stk tr ctfs
Southwestern of Ga
16
_
100
...lor
5% non-cum preferred
11
100
644
14
5% non-cum preferred...—100
Saratoga A scneuect&dy (gu) 100
Seaboard Alrblneen- mon..
t
W*
70
100
5
127
2
vtoh a
100
90
145
12
.
Southern Pacific Oo
Erie A Pitts (guar Pa RR)
90
0% non-cum preferred..—100
St ' •ills Montnwest.ern
100
65
124
3!*
§!*
4% non-cum
Rensselaer A Saratoga (guar). 100
50
Wayne A Jack pref (guar) .100
Georgia RR A Bank Oo (gu).-100
Great Northern Ry—
Iron Ore prop trust ctfs
(f)
6% non-cum preferred——100
guar)
6% preferred
10
x
Railroad Securities Go—
Hartford A Conn Western
13
148
167
57
4-2% non-cum preferred—100
Shamomn Valley A Pottsville—50
Snaron
6u
t
Gulf Mobile A North com
12
07
84
100
70
Green
1004
33"
60
50
—
50
Erie A i£alainaaoo
27
24
50
Phlla Germ A Norris (guar)..
J4% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952.-1000
—.—
50
100
464
24
\iH
5% preferred
.........100
5% prior preferre
.100
.100
(t)
....
224
14
103
Prov A Worcester (guar)
100
100
Erie—Common.
65
Pennsylvania RR
50
Pennroad Corp v t c
1
Peoria A Bureau Val (guar)-.100
Peoria A Eastern
100
Pere Marouette Ry com
100
Reading Company.
Duluth South Shore A Atl—..100
50
65
60
100
50
10
34
6%"*pref 100
East Penna (guar P A R>
Elmira A W'nwmort (guar)
Paterson A Hudson River....
143
44
1.50%
Passaic A Del Ext..
100
Ofi
6% non-cum preferred..
113
7% non-cum preferred
185
105"
75
104
£1
50
Pittsburgh m Lake Erie
Dayton A Mich com (guar)
60
Preferred (guar CHAD).. 50
Delaware A Bound Br (guar). 100
Delaware A Hudson Co
100
Delaware Lack A Western
50
5% non-cum pref
90
65
Plttsb A Wert Virginia
100
Pittsb Youngs town A Ashtabula—
100
Salt Lake
50
16
6
Denver A
184
53
144
80
40
Denv A Rio Gr West
100
Pitts Ft W A Ohlc com (gul ..inn
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref..100
DAIuwupa
98
120
88
5% permanent deb........
Oswego A Syrac (gu DLAW)
Pitts Oin Chic A St Louis
ion
—
163
Old Colony (gu NYNHAH).. 100
Ontario A Quebec 6% cap stklOO
46
18
144
96
Western Ry
87
79
77
43
6
100
—lOO
Southern
Phila A Trenton (gu Pa RR). 100
1044
Detroit A Mackinac Ry.
80
JAJ
34
24
14
Detroit Hills A S W (guar)
41
100
55
128
1004
794
226
88
21
87
117
49
494
...100
57
100
2
5% non-cum pref A
100
5% non-cum conv pref B—100
Warren N J (guar D L, A W*
50
West Jersey A Seashore (guar) 50
Western Maryland Ry com—10**
1st preferred
100
4% non-cum 2d pref
100
Western Pacific RR Corp....100
6% non-cum preferred
100
Wheeling A Lake Erie Ry..—100
6% non-cum preferred
100
34
14
49
60
84
60
9
34
74
124
27
650"
Louisville A
Nashville
-
52
81
79
6 Basis.
/This price includes accrued interest*,
k Last sale.
I In
London,
represent dollars per $100 face amount.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
95
2
3
Ft
101
pref...100
424
Consol RRs of Cuba 6% pref.100
50
50
Alabama Tenn A Not com....100
Preferred
100
ooast
39
Adjust 4% non-cum pref—.100
No Carolina (guar So Kit). .100
North Pennsylvania
50
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR). 50
North'n N H (guar B A M)_.100
Northern Pacific Ry
100
North RR of N J (guar Erie). 100
Northern Securities Co stubs
North Pennsylv (gu PA R>._ 50
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J) -100
24
34
24
..100
94
144
54
100
54
4% 1st non-cum preferred..100
4% 2d non-cum preferred.. 100
5% preferred
a
N Y Ontario A Western
104
5% non-cum preferred
100
Oleve A Pitts (guar Pa RR).. 50
Betterm't stk (guar Pa RR) 50
93
100
Norfolk A
24
44
100
Columbus A Xema (guar>
Wilmington A Welden RR—
Atlanta Birui
7% conv preferred
Norfolk
4
24
Colorado A Southern
10% non-cum preferred
50
Y Lack A West (guar)—..100
1*0
62
100
Cleveland
50
114
184
115
113
50
,...
52
100
814
794
'«u*
39
14
14
14
Clearfield A Mahoning (guar)..50
Oleve Cine Chicago A St. L
100
81
com
52
4
6% non-cum preferred
CIS? Union Term 6% pref
Harlem
A
N
88
100
Cincinnati Sandusky A
44
Y
N V New Haven A Hartf
65
FAA
.
59
62
41
N
21
100
6% preferred series A
90
100
100
110!
2!
100
New Orl Texas A Mexico
100
New York Central RR
(t)
Dividend payable In London..
N V Ohio A St Louis com
100
42
100
14
2d 5% non-cum
London Norttiern
New
374
(t)
39
pref
100
preferred..100
83
185
86
20"
National Rys of Mexico—
49
100
—
4
66
50
36
56
60
30
100
—
.
99
49
100
Chesapeake Oorp
(t)
Chesapeake A Ohio common.—25
Chicago Burl A Quincy
100
-
52
100
10
Louis
100
Nashv A Decatur (gu LAN). 26
52
103
..JAD
6% preferred
Albany A *ucquehanna (guar; 100
Albany A Vermont
AllegUany Oorp
(f)
6 4 % pref (with $30 warr). . 100
54 % pref (without warr)..100
5 4 % pref (with $40 warr). 100
Allegheny A West (6% guar) .100
Atchinson Topeka a Santa Felon
5% non-cum pref
...100
54
28
2d pref (guar P A R)
Cayuga A Susq (gu DLAW).
100
4% non-cum preferred
Montgomery A Erie
1st 4% non-cum
155
com
24
34
100
Pact fir com.
5% conv preferred
Mobile A Birmingham—
7
165
Wilmington A Newbern—
100
7
100
l«t 5s 1980
JAJ / 39
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
1st g gu 4 ^s 1941 opt
101
MAN
Wllkes-Barre A Eastern
1st guar g 5s 1942
45
..JAD
Ala Great Southern com
Preferred
154
54
100
1054
1024
b
RAIT ROAD STOCKS.
15
preference.....£1
deb
£1
non-cum
100
Nashv Ohatt A St
Col)—100
25
4% perpetual cons
Oaro Olinchfield A o
54
14
t
.....
7% preferred series A...
Missouri
5
100
onro
Morris A Essex (guar)
1st preferred D stamped
1st preferred E stamped
Preferred stamped
Bost A Prov (guar Old
»»
.
Mississippi Central
Mo-Kan-Tev RR
Mt Carbon A Pt Carbon (gu)_.50
100
Oamden A Burl Co (guar)
Canada Southern
Canadian Pacific
4
Mobile A Ohio—See Southern R>
1st preferred A stamped
1st preferred B stamped—-1st preferred O stamped
Preferred
34
AAO
54
1st preferred A unstamped-100
1st preferred B unstamped. 100
1st preferred C unstamped. 100
7% non-cum preferred
100
OlncNew OrlA Texas Pacific. 100
134
934
MAS
..MAN
"18
1144
4
120
94
154
80
Eqjr 54s 1934-'38 (yr).—JAD 6 7.50
Western Pocohontas 44s 1945..
96
Wheeling A Lake Erie RR—
1st consol gold 4s 1949.-.MAS
101
Ref M 4Hs series A 1960.MAS
1014
Ref gold 5s series B 1966-MAS
1044
Bq tr 6s Jan 16 1935
JAJ 6 2.50
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
1014
FAA
White A Black River Valley—
1959-
50
7% preferred
6% preferred
4.25
Certificates of deposit
Yoseinlte Vai a t s 5s 1936.-JAJ
1064
4
shares partlc pref.
Central
Ohlc St Paul Minn A Omaha. 100
4.25
Y & Penna 5s 1937—JAJ
Gen mtge gold 4s 1943
AAO
Western Pacific RR Oorp—
4a
m erican
Boston A Alb (guar NYC)-. 100
Boston A Maine com......-.100
844
West N
1st A ref
35
134
101
Equipment trust 44s
Equipment trust 5s
Winston-Salem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4a 1960
JAj
Wis Gent Ry—1st M g 4s *49 JAJ
Certificates of deposit
105
60
Minneapolis A St Louis
100
Minneapolis St P A S S M...100
7% non-cum preferred
100
4%
eased line ctfs
-.100
Belgian Nat Rys Co
5% non-cum preferred
100
Chicago A North Western
100
7% non-cum preferred——100
1024
Western Maryland 4sl952—AAO
Jst. A ref 5 4s 1977 ser A—JAJ
Sud A Dul Div 4s 1936
60
174
404
1024
324
100
Y C)
154
Ohlc R 1 A Pacific common
76
Registered
...JAJ *
West Virginia A Pittsburgh—
gsf4fll990
AAO
West Fruit
Exp—See Gt Nor—
1st gen gold 5s 1935
Gen mtge g 4s 1935-
40
50
com
Common
102 4
Consol gold 4s 1936
JAJ
Cons 3 4» g series B 1936—JAJ
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
JAJ
1st gold 4s 1947
A root rook
4% non-cum preferredChic Milw St P A Pacific-
1004
Washington A Vandemere—
1st 4Kb 1947
FAA
West Jersey A Sea Shorn—
1st guar g 5s 1938
Bangor
154
174
......100
1
15
50
50
Mlnehill A Schuyl Hav (gu)__
154
134
154
.
Willamette Val Southern Ry—
6s 1939
..FAA
Wlllmar A Sioux Falls—
73
100
com.
4% non-cum pref
900
100
50
Preferred
Chic Ind A Loulsv common
66
4 4s 1978 ser O. AAO
trust 5s
Baltimore a Ohio
Midland Valley com
50
Bait A Cumberland 7% gu
6% preferred
Chicago Great West com
4% preferred
48" ~
Certificates of deposit
Ref A gen 5s 1980 ser D..AAO /
Certificates of deposit..
/
Warren 1st refg 3 4» 2i)00FAA
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948... aMar
W ashlngton Co Ry 1st g guar
34s Jan 1954 op 1924—JAJ
Equipment
_
7.00
B__FAA
1st M 5s 1946 series A
Assented 5s 1946
_
lOO
50
^HVannah (guarl
7.00
Certificates of deposit......
Ref A
A
...100
Michigan Central
28*
76
Bid.
Par
Preferred
30*
284
Ohlc A East Illinois common. 100
-
Ref A
•(ruatift
154
134
7.00
7.00
Bq tr 6s 1935 (year»
JAJ15
Equipment trust 54s
Equiptment trust 5s
Bq tr 44s 1935-42 <yr;—AAO
Det A Ohlc ext 1st g 5s '41 JAJ
Des M Div 1st g 4s 1939—JAJ
Toledo A Chic & g 1941..MAS
Omaha Div 1st 3 Hug '41-AAO
Wabash Ry—
Maine Central.......—.....100
100
Central of New Jersey
53"
Certificates of deposit
Stocks.
172
1st preferred D unstamped-100
1st preferred E unstamped.ion
2
Vlcksburg Bdge A Term Co—
1st M sf 6s 1958.-
•
Bellefonte
::::
Ask.
165
35
27
tclantic 1st leased lines rent tr..
A
99
Bid.
100
Ulantic Coast L Co of Conn..50
Atlantic Coast L RR com
100
7% preferred
1064
FAA
MAN
Series B 1957
Vera Orus A Pacific RR—
1074
1014
1154
Par.
Ulan A Char Air L (guar)
Ulanta A West Point
Beecn Creek (guar N
General gold 4s 1944
MAS
Gen 1st g 34« Mar 1 '51.MAS
Vandalla RR—
Ceng 4s 1955 aeries A
Stocks.
Ask.
Union Pacific—
n
Nominal,
s
Sale
price,
f No par value,
t Quotations
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and
Interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Stocks and Bonds.
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Par.
t
v
14.64
w._f-
com w
1
.(1
c_
Convertible preferred...
(1
UX
Warrants
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)—
Deb 4^s with com sha
1967
Aldred Investment Corp (Can)—
Deb 4 Hs with com sha
1968
Alliance Investment com
if)
6s A with
Fundamental Investors Inc.
Fundamental Trust Shares lnc—
1.92
3 X
3%
4X
ex
"ex
?6 preferred
)eb g 5a 1953
Realty A Utiitles com
(j)
Amer 4 Gen Sec
com
Corp!
7% preferred
50c
A (t)
_tt>
1
___
(1)
Canadian Int Inv Trust 5s..1959
Canadian Investment Fund Ltd..
Capital Administration ci A
8X
13H
.80
13 X
1
Class B
8
1°«
.10
Investment Oo
30'
JAD
Investors
Commonwealth Securities pf
100
Continental Secur Oorp com. _i T)
5% preferred
100
May 1
1942
$5.50 preferred...
2.17
2.17
10
com
10
7% cum preferred
100
Cumulative TrustShares
(t)
Deposited Bank Shares ser NY..
Deposited Insur Shs ser A
Deposited Bank Shs N Y A
Remodified..
3.70
2.25
$6
cum
_D shares
pref with warr
f
Equity Corp common .......10c
$3 conv preferred
IX
22
Northern
67 X
2X
3X
2.90
...
Debenture 4 Ms Feb 1 1947
Debenture 4 Vis Dec 15 1952
Old Colony Trust Assoc
Overseas Securities Co.......ft)
Pacific Investing Oorp—
Deb 5s 1948 without warr
JAJ
Pacific Southern Invest pref..
(f)
Class A_.._.i.........
Class B
Phoenix
...
Sec
value.
/Flat price,
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
1.69
2.13
2.10
2.15
50
13
..
Sale price,
3X
2.69
1.99
2.85
Class BB
—
Class D
It!
—
Industry Shares
Bank shares
Trusteed
——
Trustee N Y
Trustee Stand Invest ser O—....
Class D
—
Trust Fund Shares
5.03
5 04
1.12
18X
3X
67
IX
85c
98c
1.20
1.96
1.91
5X
4X
3X
Series
Union Amer Invest Corp—
---(t)
J&D
United Gold Equities
Standard shares
United Insurance Tr
Class B
Preferred
2.40
60
15
74
8X
78X
79 X
26
91
.1
1
2.24
2.49
IX
2X
3X
5X
(Can)—
class A...1
—1
(t)
3X
4X
X
1
....
"I"
69
71
ctf A...
10 M
1.56
11M
1.66
Voting trust ctfs
U 8 Elec Pow Oorp com w war .1
52c
60c
6%
ex
Deb g 5s
MAN
1948
U S Elec Light A Pow tr
Trust ctfs ser B
Securities com_(T)
$6 1st preferred
(t)
USA Internat Sec
(t)
1st pref with warrants
__(t)
Utility Equities Corp com...(t)
$5.60 priority stock.
.(tj
Utility A Industrial Oorp
--(f)
Convertible preferred
(t)
USA Foreign
IX
70 X
70
7X
IX
23
19
X
Stocks F
O 3
USA British Interest
9
3/
64s,
685?
X
40
IX
43
2*
41
2
45
2%
28
3
4
X
1
x
4$
2.01
United N Y Bank Shares
3
17X
s
40 X
United Oil Trust Shares
...
Oorp
Preferred
T No par
52
6
Preferred
■
40.52
51c
49
84 X
1
Old Colony Invest Trust—
Common..
........(f)
Five Year Fixed Trust shares
Fixed Trust Shares series A
_(t)
Series B
...
Oils A Industries com
_
Equity Trust Shares
Federated Capital Oorp com -_(t)
6% preferred
25
Fidelity Fund, lnc
(|)
First Common stocks Oorp
(t)
First Insuranstock Corp..
Securities.........100
Oil Shares units..
(f)
$3 convertible preferred
Super Oorp of Amer class A
United Founders common
67 X
5
1958
2X
41
30 X
5s ser A 1948
...MAN
1953
Dividend Shares
Eastern Utilities Investing Oorp—
Deb 5s 1964 with warr MAS 15
Else Shareholdings Corp com.. 1
75
(T)
60
_.(t)
...
$1.20 preferred
$3 cum conv 1st pf
Sun Investing Corp com..
Common
North American Bond Trust Ctrs.
North American Trust shares—
.....
IX
1.40
(f)
(t)
1.28
15
78
78
2.35
30c
preferred
X
„
B....................
1.14
Niagara Snare Oorp (Md)
Conv deb 5H« i960
B common
Common B
1
X
2.94! Twentieth Century Fixed Tr.—-
.......
New Jersey Bankers Securities
N Y Bank Trust Shares.....
...
O shares..
5.65
Voting trust ctfa
Diversified Trustee Shares
B shares....
,
X
47c
Series B
New York Investors
5
59.59
IX
Trustee Standard Oil shares A—
........
Nationwide Sec Co..
21H
105
58
.........
National Trust Shares—
18
110
8% preferred
Orum A Forster Tnsursh B
Warrants
30M
IX
(f)
(f>
1
13
■
Hit:
Investment Oorp
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares B...
1.06
Nat Bond A Share Corp
National Investors........
4X
1M
1
5X
4X
Standard Utilities lnc—
Warrants..
Mutual Investment Trust...
A A (modified)
FAA 15
Deb 5 Ms 1939
Stand Oil Trust Shares A
Class B
4~86
Massachusetts Investors Trust.. 1
"IX
13.67
2.55
3X
19*27
(t)
Major Shares Oorp—
13
4
Spencer Trask Fund lnc
(t)
Standard Amer. Trust shares
Standard Corporations lnc
1
Standard Industrials lnc
Standard Investing Oorp com_(t)
$5.50 preferred
(T)
Deb 5s Mar 1 1937 with warr..
Supervised Shares
Tnird National Investors.......1
Tri-Continental Oorp
t.
cum
pref
97M
Without warrants
Low-Priced Shares
Accumulative series
conv
96
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund --(t)
Without warrants
S0
95
•.
sh_
1
25
12X
Class C
Equity—
5s series A 1947
1*12
mmmm
50
Class B
"4X
3 X
45
45X
Class AA...................
...
Deb 5s ser B 1948 with warr..
Corporate Trust shares old series.
AGO (modified)
Crura A Forster lnc
22 X
Do. .culture
IH
IX
k
Sterling Securities common
19X
10
1.02
6 03
3.11
$3 convertible preferred
Sisto Financial Corp
(t)
Southern Corp com
(t)
Spanish A Gen Corp Ltd—
•
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
Amer dep rets
ord bearer £1
State St
of Am—
common...
39
2.23
k
Selected Management Trustee
Shenandoah Oorp common
'
15J
(t)
(t)
...
Allotment certificates
15
Investment Trust of N Y coll A-.
25X
2X
3X
2X
$5.50 prior stock
mmmm
IX
Selected Income Shares
15'
7% preferred
(t)
5s series A with warrants 1947.without warrants
84
19.1^
Convertible preferred
Commercial National Oorp
ueDencure os
New
20 X
Century Shares-Trust
Chicago Corporation..
X
mmmrn
95
6s series 4 Nov 1942
Ex-warrants
1
common........
common——1
$3 convertible pref "A"
(t)
3 20
80
Securities Corp
1
4]
Interstate Equity
76
pref ser A..
cum
1
6X% preferred
...
100
6% preferred
.....100
Debenture 5s 1947—
J&D
2.75
40c
5a series A 1953
Cent Nat Oorp class A
Class B
.....
1.98
10
jlnsuli Utility invest—
Deb g 5s Jan 1949
FAA
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war__JAJ
Insuranshare? Co. of Delaware..1
Insuranshares Certificates Inc._l
Int Sec Oorp of Am com A—-(t)
6j
S3
1956
16.83
Inland Investors
45 X
.1
(t)
Class B
28c
ft)
jlndus A Power Securities Oo_.(t)
22
(t)
..10
British Tvpe Investors cl A
Bollock Fund Ltd
37"
Holding Corp.
Hydro Elec Sec com
Bancshares. Ltd—
Basic Industry Shares
X
.
j Illuminating Shares cl A—See P U
Incorporated Investors—
(f)
I Independence Trust Shares —(t)
2X
3%
...........
Bankers Nat Investing com
Bankers Sec Oorp of Am
4*
IX
42X
—
......
Selected Industries com
92c
79
85
5 Ms series 2 Oct 1937
5sseries 3 Dec 1937
8lc
Debenture 5s series A ..—1948
Atlantic Secur 4 Ms A 1953-A&O
Atlas Oorp common
(f)
S3 preferred A
(f)
ft)
81c
Equipment Shares—
1
28 X
IX
41X
1
...
$5 conv preferred
1.91
77
...
$6 preferred.
$3 preferred.
$7 preferred
24
X
X
3X
8.17
25
Selective Cumulative Shares
Shares.
Huron
1.79
1.27
28
Securities Co of New Jersey—
98c
89c
..
Tobacco Shares.
Associated Stand. Oil Shi
Atlantic A Pac Int com w w_.(t)
Preferred ww
50
56
2X
27 X
7.42
General com__(t)
1.11
$6 preferred-'..
-(t)
1.08 Selected American shares
1.08 Selected American Shares lnc
1.12
Guardian Investors com....... 1
12 X
Second Nat Inv Oorp—
Common.-
1.32
Utilities
795*
53
1.16
Quarterly Income Shares
Reliance Internal Oorp com Aft)
Preferred
(t)
Representative Trust Shares
Republic Investors Fund
Royalties Management A......
Seaboard Utilities Shares......1
Second Int Sec Oorp A com.-(t)
Class B common
(t)
ft% preferred..
i
50
Debenture 5s 1948FAA
94c
Equipment Shares..
Shares..
7B3H
(t)
ft)
1948.AAO
$6 preferred
Pub Util Investing 5s
75c
Steel Shares
39
Primary Trust Shares
Prudential Investors
1.07
Railroad
(f )
Participating shares
1.01
Railroad Shares
InHuranstockH oorp
Warrants.
79c
Petroleum
Amer Investors lnc common.
Warrants
Associated National Shares.,
Bancamerica-Blair
9
95p
Machinery Shares..
Merchandising Shares.
Mining Shares
class A_(
6% preferred
Amerex Holding Corp.
Ainer
i*
89c
.1
Premier Shares
65c
Industrial
50
*0
D
Common class B
,
Food Shares
(f)
ser B
i
11X
(f)
share.
80c
10c
Plymouth Fund lnc
—
ctf. 25% 1st pref
allot,
Electrical
7X
Coll tr ■ f 5s 1958 ser A
JAJ
Amer Founders Corp common.. 1
ser
4.45
IX
Distillery A Brewery Shares...
Deb 5s 1943
AAO
Amer. Oomposlt Trust Shares
Amer Elec Sec partic pref
1
6% preferred
7% preferred
4.04
Building Shares..—-
.....
European Secur
15x,
15%
X
Chemical Shares
(t
American A Continental Corp
Common
American
~"X
Aviation Shares
X
.(t)
S5.60 prior pref
%
Automobile Shares...
_(t)
S3 preferred.
94
Group Securities, lnc—
Agricultural Shares—
FAA
Amer Business Shares.
Clan B
.......—-
Trust.......1
1
$6 pref fwith warrants)
ft)
Investors
General
Gen"!
75
German Credit A Invest.
(T)
.....
(t)
Warrants
10
1.02
it)
Capital Corp A
Corp......6
$6 preferred
Pref
Amer.
warrants).
General Investment
Allied Int Investing Corp com. (t>
....
70
1952 without warr
Dei» 5b Feb 1
1X
S3 convertible preferred
(t)
Amer Bankstocks Corp
(t)
American British A Continental—
Common
Vmerican Investors.
$6 pref fwith
50
J&J
1949
warr
23 X
1.74
General
53
Pei
22 X
Class A.
Bid.
Par.
share
1
Fourth Nat'l Investor# w w
Class B
50
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Per
share.
Administered Fund
Air Investors
lnc
Bid.
Ex-dividend.
1
IX
21X
* Negotiability impaired by
maturity,
e Ex-coupon
Utilities
Public
(Include* street and electric
railway*, gas, electric power, water, telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.)
All bond prlcas are
NOTICE
"and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Bid.
Bonds
Adriatic Electric Oe (Italy)-Ext) a f 7* 1962.
AAO
Alabama Power 1st 6s 1940 -MAS
1st & ref 5* 1951
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1950
_—M&N
1st & ref 4%s 1907
JAD
Bonda.
Ask.
^
90
99
91
81%
82%
1st A ref
81
82
1st A ref 5s 1956.
97%
67
68
Alabama Water Service Oo—■
1st M 5s 1967 ser A
JAJ
Albany Ry—See United Trac.
76%
77%
AlbuquerqueNat Gas0%s'4O MAN /
16
21
103%
99
95
5s Jan 1 1960 opt 20- JAJ
AM AS
Augusta Ry A El 1st 5s 1940 JAD
106 %
105
102
97"
Atlantic Oity (N J) Op*—
72%
Atleg belle v A P—See Phila Oe
10]
Allegheny Gas Onrp 0 %s'43 MAN
10J
Certificates of deposit .... ..
Allentown-Bethlehem Gas 1st a f
107
5%s 1954—AAO
Alliance Power 1st 0s 1952..MAS / 25
Alton Water 5s 1950
102
AAO
Altoona A Logan Val Elec Ry—
FAA f
MAN
Deb g 0s 1952 ser A
Deb g 5%* 1953
Am Gas A Pow deb 5s 1953-MAN
secured deb 6s 1939
J AD
American Natural Gas Oorp—
Deb 0%s 1942 with war.. AAO /
Am Pow A L deb 6s 2016...MAS
Amer Stater Public Serv—
1st 1 6%s 1948 ser A
MAN
Deb 6s 1938
JAD
if
Amer
Telep A Teleg—
90
52
is*
27
29%
48%
49%
46
47
9
10
110
112
107 %
108
110%
98
2nd convertible 8s 1945.-AAO
American Utilities Oo—
1st Hen A ref 6s 1945
JAD
Deb 6Hi 1941
MAN
Amer Water Works A Electric—
Oonv co ltr 5s 1944
M&S
97
99
98
14%
14%
100%
100%
76
76%
66
67
Annap A Chesapeake Bay Pow—
102%
-JAD
...
RR—SeeWashRyAEl
Androscoggin Water Power—
68
FAA
71
Appalachian Elec Power—
1st A ref 6s 1956
MAN
99%
107
Appalachian Power 5s 1941 JAD
7% gold bonds 1936
106%
82%
FAA
JAJ
Deb gold 6s 2024
107%
88%
Appalachian Gas Oorp—
Oonv deb 6s 1945 ser A..MAS
Oonv deb 6s 1945 ser B
MA8
Ardmore St Ry—See Phlla Oo.
Arlsona Edison 1st 5s 1948
JAJ
6s s f series A 1945
AAO
Arizona Pow 6s 1947 serA. MAN
Arkansas El A Wat 6s 1944.FAA
2%
2%
32
34
36%
Ark A Mo Pow isi (s 1953—J&J
Deb 6 H« 1935
.—.MAN
1st s f 7s 1953
JAJ
Arkansas P A L 1st 6s 1966.AAO
38
29
r
32
5
36%
24%
37%
25%
38
40
68
68%
Arkansas Western Gas Oo—
1st
5%s 1939 with
48
JAJ
warr
Arkansas Water 1st 5s 1956-AAO
Ashland (Wis) LA Pow St Ry.
1st M gold 5s 1939
-.JAJ
Ashtabula Water 5u 1958...AAO
Assoc Elect
4Hs
1953
100
5Hs 1938
MAN
Cons ref deb 4%s 1958.-MAN
Oonv deb 5%s 1973
FAA
Oonv deb 5s 1973
JAD
Oonv deb 4%s 1973
JAD
Oonv deb 4s 1973
M&S
Income
Income
Income
Income
deb 4%s
16%
31
MAN
MAS
Oorp participating 8s '40-MAS
Associated Pub Utilities Oorp—
mtge
104
'
56%
110%
1st
5s
Gas
ser
Bleecker
100%
98
99
100
100%
105%
57
76
60
106%
107"
101
101%
101%
100%
101
99%
101%
102
101
105%
102
101
101X
28
100
103
30
103
104
102%
102
103
16%
17%
17%
16
40
35
19
15
15
68
47
37
94%
13%
12%
14%
13
14
14
T&J
...
Bklyn Borough Gas 5s 1967.F&A
Bklyn City & Newton RR—See
Bklyn Manh Transit Oorp.
Bklyn Oity RR 1st 5s 1941--J&J
Brooklyn Edison Oo—
Gen
m
5s
Gen
m
5s ser E 1952
A 1949..
ser
Bklyn-Manhattan
f 6s 1968
ser
J&J
-.
Transit
A—-
JAJ
Oorp
J&J
5s 1941 (stpd)
J&J
1st con 5s July '41(stD)..M&N
Bklyn Un Elev 5s I960.—FAA
Kings Oo El 1st 4s 1949..FA A
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951 JA I
1st 5s 1944——
A&O
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons5sg'45M&N
1st lien A ref 6s *47 «er A.MAN
1st lien A ref 5s ser B 1957 MAN
Oonv deb 5%a 1930
Jaj
m
"
...JAD
19
Charleston Oons Ry Gas A El
Oonsol gold 5s 1999
MAS
O
1933
87
71
Ohatt Rys 1st cons 5s '50.MAN
Ohes A Pot Tel of Va 5s '43.MAN
Ohester Water Service Oo—
i
1st 4H« 1958 series A
MAS
107%
97
Certificates
if
98*
8*.
95
98%,
nn
100
114%
118%
110
20
20
20
73
108%
98
14
12
57
deposit.
0
12
14
60
56%
<
59
Generating—
90
MAS
MAN
99
101
1st 0s series B 1901
U»b 6Hs
1935
AAO
Ohic Gas LAO see Peoples G LAC
91
100
102
Ohlc North Shore A MUw RR—
1st A ref 5 %a 1956
Chicago
57%
16
102%
5
JAJ
Chicago Olty A Oonnec ing Ry
0011 tr s f g 5s Jan 1 1 27.AAO
Railways
4%
3%
3%
JAJ
JAJ
AAO
Oo—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25% Dt
red and pay Aug 1 1933...FA A ♦/ 60
61%
"
Otfs
g
48
"i
Ohic Aurora A Elgin RR—
1st A ref 6* 1951
1st mtge gold 5s 1930
1st A ref 6s 1955 ser A
80
31%
89
58 series
1st M 4 Ha 1970
99
59%
32
MA815
Pow A Lt Oorp—
47%
1st M A 1st lien 5%s 1953- JAJ
Centra) States Utilities Oorp—
/ 15
10 yr sec 0s 1938
—JAJ
Oent Vermont Public Serv Oorp—
1st A ref 5s 1959 ser A
101%
AAO
Central West Public 8e-vlce Oo—
r
19
1st 1 coll 5 Hs 1956 ser A..MAN
19
5%s series B 1950
MAN
Ohlc Dlft Elec
103%
55%
States
108
103%
$8
%
30%
107
110%
102
%
Chicago Olty Ry 1st 5s '27..FAA
Certificates of deposit
75
1st
58%
JAJ
95%
109%
109%
105
105%
AAO
108
194$———J&J
(A
A™
45
15%
107%
85
71"
FAA
77
83%
M
war FA A
75%
Brooklyn CityJ A Newton RR
5s 1939-..^—
J&J
Brooklyn Queens1 Oo A Sub—
ser
of
68%
deposit
Oons M 5s ser A Feb '27..AAO
Certificates of deposit
Series
B
Feb
1927
Certificates of
Pur
JAD
deposit....
60%
15
17
17
15
6
6%
4-5s Feb "27 oDt.JAj
Certificates of deposit
9
Ad J lnc 4s Feb 1927 oot
May
Certificates of deposit......
8
8
12
11
...
3
mon
111"" Chicago Rapid Transit
9
3
4%
6%
6%
6%
7H
Oo—
1st A ref 6 %a 1944
Certificates of deposit
JAJ
1st A ref 0s 1953
JAJ
12
14
li*
15
2-yr 6% notes 1933
AAO
Certificates of deposit......
Associated Telep A Teleg Oo—
17%
17%
18%
18%
109
109%
Deb 6 Ha 1955 ser A
MAN
Atchison By. Light A Power—
1st 5s Nov 1935
MAN
Athens (Ga) Ry A Electric—
Gen A ref 5s 1956 ser A..FAA
Gen A ref 4%s 1981
FAA
Buff A Nlag Falls El L A Power—
54
54%
1st gold 5s 1942
FAA
Buffalo Trac—See Internat Ry.
108%
110
Cincinnati Gas A Electric—
Burlington
Vt) G L 5s 1955-JA >
102%
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
AAO
Butte El A P 1st s f 5s 1951.JAD
California Electric Generating—
102%
104
1st M 4a 1968series A
^AA<>
Oln Newport A Gov L A T —
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
JAJ
Cincinnati Street Rv—
1st A ref s f g 5s '50 opt '15 JAJ
Atl Oons St RR—See Ga Ry A E)
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947
J&D
.
„
4Hs ext at 6% to 1934—MAS
:
98
15%
100
97%
102%
93
Deb 5e 1950
JAD
Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s 1939—FAA
1st ref 5s April 1 1939
JAJ
1st
94
s
i
f g 5s '48 guar
MAS
Calgary Power 1st 5s 1900—AAO
California Gas A Elec Oorp—
Unif A ref g 5s '37 op s f—MAN
104%
108%
107%
107%
104%
109
108%
109
98
1st
105%
96
108%
106%
97
108%
ser
/ This price Includes accrued Interest,
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
s
Sale price.
A
Certificates of deposit..
Adjust deb 6s July 1963..JAJ
Certificate of deposit
Chippewa Power 6s 1947...JAD
m
5H*ser A 1952
1st 6s 1955
ser
B
Olties Serv deb 5s Jan '00
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958
Debg 5s
1963
Deb 6s 1969
Oonv deb 5s 1950
6 Basis.
*»
68
104
104
Chattanooga Ry A Light—
1st A ref g 5s I960 op 10. .MAN
101%
10-yrs f 6%s 1934
M&N
Bway A7thAveRR—See N V Ryi
Bronx G & R ,5s 1960
65
'
101%
105%
J&D
Vf&£
«•*»«*«»
—
84"
82
Cent Public Utility Inc 5%s 1952.
Cent Ry.
See Un Ry A El (Bait)
Cent States Edis 5%s A 1943AAO
Oent
M&S
1st & ref 5s 1954 Ser A-.
104%
Oorp—
Deb5%s 1954
NY Rys
...
54%
Deb 6s ser A w w 1949
Central States Elec Oorp—
Oonv deb 5s 1948
102%
7s Sept 1947
.MAS
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
1960
OeDt Pub Serv
Oonv deb 5 Hs *49 with
Without warrants
/
109%
52%
108%
MAS
Gent Pow A Lt 1st 5s I960..FAA
100
105
British Ool Tel 5s 1960
l&D
Central Georgia Pow 5s '38-MAN
Central German Pow 6s '34-JAD /*39%
Cent Hud Gas A Elec Oorp—
40
B.AAO
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1912
J&1
British Col Power 5%8 1960 MAS
5 Hs
rr
53
51
103
36
A.AA°
MAN
id"
77%
112%
106
64%
ser
f 6s 1953
109%
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940—JAJ
Central Gas A Elec 6s 1946.MAS
101
1st A gen 5s 1955 ser D
JAJ
1st A gen 4%s 1957 ser E.JAD
94%
103
1st A gen 6%s 1901 ser.F..JAD
70
Oent Ohio L A P 1st 5s f>50 AAO *
Oent Pow 1st 5s, 1957, ser D JAJ
54%
Bloomlngtou Dec A Champagne
s
93%
27
87
64%
53J
10-year deb 5s 1940
JAJ
Sink fund gold 0%s 1957—FAA
Wtwt End 8t 5s 1936-M&N
5s March 1944
MAi*
96%
62
35
101%
FAA
66
65
60
1st A ref 6s 1947 ser A
JAJ
Cent MalnePr 5s *39 op '19 MAN
1st A gen 0s 1942 ser B—.JAJ
ser
10-year deb 5s 1937
96
84
84%
JAD
29%
30%
1st A ref 5s 19<0
MAN
Bolivian Power 8s ser A *45.AAO
Bostou Oou Gau deb 5s '47-.F&A
Boston Elev Ry 4s 1935
MAN
Deb g 4%s Oct 1 1937—-AAO
Deb g 4%s Nov 1 1941—MAN
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
T&D
93%
54%
74%
Central Indiana Power Oo—
38
JAD
StAFulFy—See
Ask.
Light A Pow Oo
1st I A coll tr 5s 1948 ser A FAA
Cent Dlat Telep 1st 5s 43__JAP
33
30
1st mtge 5a 1957 ser O
FAA
Blackstone Val G A E 5s '39-JAJ
Mtge A col tr 5a *51
Mtge A col tr 5s '62
Central Arizona
1st mtge 5s 1960
Cent Ark Pub Serv Oorp—
35%
69
A&O k 102
B
Calif Water Service 5« 1958 A&n
Calumet G A E 5%s B 1960-JAJ
82
Calumet A South Chicago Ry—
1st (10% prin paid) 1927 FAA / 63
Certificates of deposit
/
63
Camden & sub Ry—See P 3 Oorp
Oanada Nor Pow coll 5s *63.MAN
Canadian L A P 5s '49 op '14 JAJ
93
Canadian Rail A HarborTerm 0%s 1951
MAS / 25
Oanton Elec Oo 6s 1937
104%
MAN
Oapltal Traction (Wash, D G)lst g 5s June 1 1947
JAD ,
90
Oarbondale Ry 5s Nov 1933.-JAJ /
8
Carolina P A List 5s 1950-_AAO
77
Oedar Rap Mfg A P 5s '53.-JAJ
112%
6s series I 1957
FAA
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1957--MAS
103%
94
M& n
AAO
Birmingham Term see RR bonds
Birmingham Water Works Oo—
1st m 5%s 1954 ser A....AAO
5s 1954
50%
95
112%
116%
102
Btrtuingnam Gas 1st 6s '69
6% notes 1935
m
73%
94%
MAN
1st A ref 5s 1951
67%
FAA
Cent 111 light 1st A ref 5s '43AAO
107
Central Illinois Public Service—
1st A ref 5s 1950 ser E
MAN k 71
1st mtge 4%s 1967 ser F..JAD k
64%
70
1st A ref 5s 1908 ser G
MAN
1st A ref 4Hs 1981 ser H.JAD *
64%
111%
115%
Works
AAO
-
Refunding 0%s 1942
1st A ref 5s Jan 1957
Cent Ills Elec A Gas Co—
111%
A<'r
Y)
(N
1938.
76%
111
Sink fund deb 0%s 1959—FAA
Deb 6s Apr 1 1955
AAO
Berlin Elec Elev A Underg Eye¬
let mtge s f 0H* 1956
AAO
Blnghamtou
„
94
92
First lien coll
96
74%
MAS
1 958.
58
58%
71
—
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951
JAJ
Berlin Olty Elect 0 Hs 1951.-JAD
Sink fund
35
Certificates of deposit
Conv deb 6H* 1944 ser O.MAN
Certificates of deposit
1st
16%
45
Telep Utll deb 5s 1942AAO
Certificates of deposit
Oonv deb 6« 1941
__MA8
tX»rp—
1973 w w—AAO
1st A ref 5s 1948 ser B.....JAJ
1st A ref 5« 1960 ser O
AAO
Belolt Water, Gas A Elec Oo—
1st g 5s 1937
MAS
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Oorp
32
JAJ
Assoc
f 6s
1st g 5s 1955 ser A
s
MAN
MAS
s
1st g 5s 1957 ser B...
...JAD
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O
MAN
Bell Telep Oo of Pennsylvania—
32
If
78
102%
6s Jan 1 1959
Beaver Valley Wat 6s 1935-MAN
1st Hen A ref 5s 1960
MAN
Bell Telephone of Oanada—
18%
15%
14%
deb 3%s 1978
deb 3%s 1978
102
99
tteaututrnois i'uw w
30
AAO
1st Hen 5s 1947 ser A
deb 6s series A 1958
Associated Telep Oo Ltd—
1st M 5s 1965-.
20%
20%
15%
39%
1978—-FAA
deb 4s 1978
W*
39
M
Oonv
102%
Broad River Power Oo—
38
:
Beauharnois L H A P 5%s '73 JAJ
58 series B
101
20
5s Jan 11961
JAJ
Associated Gas A Elec Oo—
Oonv deb 5H« 1977-.
.FAA
Oonv deb 4 %s '48 ex-warr_MA8
Oonv deb 4%s 1949
JAJ 16
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
AAO
Oonv deb 5s 1950-FAA
50
95
36%
75
AAO
1953
Extl 1st
100%
JAJ
7s
1st
Ana A Pot R
1st 6s 1945
100%
97
Birmingham Elec 4%s 1968-MAS
JAD
Isr 6s 1948-
100%
46
1st M 5s 1959 ser B......FAA
Mt Hud Rlv Bdge Co—
1st ref 5s Feb 1948
MA*.
B
101
p
Binghamton (N Y) L H A P—
'
—
Deb 6« i976 Her A
104%
109%
110%
112%
105
Sear
Ooll trust
1
103%
109%
Deb 5 Ho Nov 1 1943—MAN
Oonv deb 4H« 1939
JAJ
86-yr deb 5s 1965.... —FAA
Amer Toll Bridge 1st 7s '45.AAO
ser
I*
108
107
105
104
Sept 1 1935
MAS
Bars tow (W S) deb 6s 1942.AAO
Baton Rouge Electric Uo—
1st mtge 5 Hs 1954...
JAD
1st
.
Oonv g 4s *36 conv aft '09-MAS
Ooll trust 5s 1946
...JAD
Deb sf 5s 1960
JAJ
Deb 5s 1975
61%
1%
106
Bsngor Hydro Elec 5%s '49-MAS
1st lieu A ref 5s 1955
MAS
4%a 1900
JAD
Banuor Ky A El lit 5s '35
-JAJ
Bar Harbor A Union River Pow—
—
26%
28%
J.
L—See Md El Ry
B Sp Pt A Ohes—See Un Ry A E)
B *lt Traction—See Un Ry A El
1st 5s
2
£
Amer A Foreign Power Oo—
Deb g 5s 2030
MAS
Amer Fuel A Pow 7s 1934--.JAJ /
Amer GAR deb 5s 2028
MAN
12
%
Oonv deb As 1940
MAP
Am Community Pow 5%s *53 JAJ
klH
45
Secured notes 5%s 1931 ..MAN /
Amer Klec Pow deb 6s 57 MAS 16 fk 11%
101
B*h & Ann 8
60
57
1st coU 4s Jan 1 1954
JAJ
Amer Commonwealth* Power—
1st g
Atlantic Oo Wat 6s '58
12
1st A ref 0s 1942 ser B
JAJ
1st A ref 5 %s 1955 series O FAA
Deb gold oHs 1942
AAO
101
105%
AAO
71%
Bid.
Bonds.
California-Oregon Power—
—MAN
5%s 1954
MAS
1st A ref 5s 1908
.
Ask
Bid.
itlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry A El
Atlanta Wat, El A Pr 5s 1943 JAJ
Atlantic City El 5s 1938
MAS
6%
%
7
7%
iooM
iooS
102%
1^2 %
97
99
A&o
AAO
65
75
70
MAS
38%
38%
37%
38%
39%
38%
AAO
M&N
.MAS
JAD
* Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
76%
39
38%
39
39%
Nov., 1934]
UTILITY
PUBLIC
BONDS
83
NOTICE.—-AH bond prices are Mand Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bonds
Bid.
Olties Service Gas Oo—
1st M pipe line 6 We 1942.M&N k
Olties Service Gas Pipe Line Oo—
62 34
1st
78 3*
36 J*
37 5*
Deb 5Hs 1949
Olties Service Tank Line—
JAD
379*
3734
Equlpt trust 6s...Mar 1 1935
Olties Service Transportation—
1st M 6s marine eq '36—M&S
Oltisens Gas (Indianapolis)—
1st A ref gold 5s 1942
JAJ
1003*
10034
78 9*
91
91
100
102
Oltisens Tel (Gr Bap) 5s *36- JAD
Oltisens Water (Washington. Pa)
53*0 A 1961
JAJ
Oity Elec San Fran 5s 1937. .JAJ
94
105
93
93
103"
95
Oity A Sub By—See Wash By A El
101
10234
101
101
1073*
111
k 112
104
Oleve By 1st s f 6s 1943....MAS
Oleve Southw By A Light—
Gen Aeon 5s 1954
MAS /
Clinton (La) W W 1 st 5s 1939FAA
Coast Cos Gas A Elec—
1st M 5s 1960
MAN
Colorado Cent Pow 534s '46-JAD
1
100
10034
43?s
1st mtge g
1969
Denv Uao A El ist g 5s
Stamped
3
as
10834
111
106
103
49
MAN
10134
10134
10234
8634
Deb g 5s 1952
AAOIS
Deb 5s Jan 15 1961
JAJ 15
Columbia River Longview Bridge
85_
84 9*
86
8434
8434
101
Denver Tramway Terminals Uu
1st M g gu 5s 1935-1937..MAS
134
87
23*
89
1st M col 434s 1956 ser C._ AAO
lBt M col 434s 1957 ser D..JAJ
1st M col 4 34s 1960 ser B AAO
70
85
102
/
20
'
103
MAS
m
10234
97 34
106
98
1093
106
106
101
101
10834
Gen A ref 4 34s 1961 ser D. FAA
Gen A ref 5s ser E 1952.-AAO
1053
97 3*
107
107
102
Detroit
B—JAD
109
*Jk
634s 1937 A with war.MAS
Dominion Gas A Elec—
104
1023*
10234
Community Power A Light Oo—
4934
493*
4434
45
413*;
423*
Community Water Service Oo—
10134
26""
24
60
65
118
11034
1st A ref 5s ser D 1962
JAJ
Connecticut Power 5s '63—-AAO
108
112
1st A coll trust 5s 1956
Oonn Ry A Lt 434s 1951
JAJ
JAJ
Stamped guaranteed optional..
104
105
Oonn Ltg A Pow 5s'39-.
Oonn River Pow 5s A '52
J& '
104
AAO
10934
110
114
105
85
Conneii8V Wat 5s Oct 2 '39. AAO
Consolidated Cities L P A Tr—
-
TA-1
115
10634
1053*
52
2234
5334
233*
22
23
2534
11034
11034
Gen g 434s Apr 1954
AAO
Oonsol Gas Elec Lt A P (Bait)—
Gen g 4 34s Feb 14 1935. --JAJ
1st A ref ■ f 4 34 s 1969 ser G MA8
1st A ref s f 4 34 s 1970 ser H JAJ
1st A ref 4s 1981
JAD
Consolidated Gas (N Y)—
Deb 5 34s 1945
FA A
2634
11134
11134
101
108
108
105
Oonsol Gas of Bait 5s 1939--JAJ
103.34
109
110
10534
10634
1003*
1033*
-
JAD
JAJ
Underlying cos—See N Y G E L HAP.
Oonsol Gas utilities Oo—
1st A coll 6s 1943 ser A
JAD
•<* oo
Oonv deb 634s 1943 A w w JAD
Oonsol Hydro-Elec Wks of
co
33?
10634
101
1033*
9534
9134
9234
Consolidated Water of Utica—
100
.
1043*
A.-MAN
923*
s
f 6s
1966
ser
84
38
Utilities—
.-J&J f
7% 1932 ctfs of dep
1083*
1073*
109
Council Bluffs Gas
1073*
473*
50
7534
27
§5"
873*
90
97
99
58
60
84
10034
86
....
83"
3.30%
AAO /
5
8
23
27
953*
923*
953*
939*
9134
90 3*
95
mmmm
note*
60
mmmm
15 '34—FAA15
Aug 15 '35—FAA15
78
80
87
883*
General Public Utilities—
ser
k
46
45
A_ J&D k
Power 1st s f
5s 1952
JAJ
Georgia Power 1st 5s 1967—M&S
Georgia Power A Light Oo
'
1st mtge 5s 1978
JAD k
Georgia Ry A Elec—
j
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939—JAJ
Atlanta Northern Ry Oo—
I
1st guar 5s '54 op '90—JAJ
Gesfurel 6s 1953 x w
-J&D k
46
55 3*
106
Georgia-Carolina
91
93
793*
7934
5334
Grand Rapids Gas L 5s
'39-FAA
Rapids Ry 1st 7s '39 MAN /
Oons Elec Pow
1st M 7s 1944
1st A gen 634s 1950
M
6s
Power
^
(Japan)—.
FA AI
96
95
43
103
3
8734
8434
JAJ.
105
5
88
85
Ltd—
98
MANj
1935-1944
102
Utilities Oo—
1st lien coll tr 534s 1942—MAN
Great North Pow 5s 1935—FAA
/
27
28)
100
1005
Great West Power Co of Calif—
Green
Mountain
104
Power
Corp—
FAA
*57 ser A JAJ
5134
55"
57
59
1st mtge 58 1948
Greenwich Wat 434s
Greenwich Wat A Gas SystemCol tr 5s 1952 ser A
AAO
Ool tr 5s 1952 ser B
AAO
79
AAO
84
85
...AAO
66
6734
16
89
1st M A 1st lien 5s 1955 B MAS
Eastern Utilities Investing—
79
81
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968-Gulf Public Service Oo—
1st m 6s 1945-.-.
/
JAD
20
1st M A ref 5s 1956 ser A.MAS
9934
1946.-JAJ
Easton Oons El 5s 1949— .MAN
Easton A So Beth Transit 8s '36—
Edison Elec ilium of Boston —
5s 1935
MAN
94
9534
1013*
65
65"
75
Sec g 6s 1941 ser A—
AAO
Sec g 6s 1941 rer B
...AAO
Sec g 534s 1942 ser O—AAO
Deb
6s 1936
JAD
Deb 6s 1937
AAO
Electric Public Utilities Oo—
JAD /
1st M A ref 434s 1961 B—JAD
Hackensack Wat 4s *52 op '12JAJ
Gen&ref5sJune15'77 A
1003*
1043*
1013*
co H*i&©
102
104
100
333*
333*
373*
OO
78
89
108
81
80
11
Extl g s
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under¬
ground A St Rys 5 V*s '38 ..JAD /
Hamilton Gas 634s A w w '37JAD /
Havana Eler Ry 5s 1952
..F&\
53*s(Sept'31
coup on)
'51-MAS
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970-.--MAN
31
37
42
6
10534
10034
Home Tel A Tel (Ft Wayne)
1st 6s series A 1943—
JAJ
25
73*
102"
103
1st 53*8 series B 1955
AAO
Home Telep A Teleg(LosAngeles,
103
1st refunding 5s 1945JAJ
Home Tel A Tel of Spokane—
106
Oal)
1st M g 5s
May 15 '36-MAN 15
'35—.JAD
Houston El Co 1st 6s
Houston Gulf Gas—
1st M A col 6s 1943 ser
Deb 6)*s 1943 with
Sale price.
29
23
39
13
86
1977 so* B—JAJ
10434
10734
(Germany) Elec Oo—
f deb 7s 1935
MAN fk 50
353*
12
90
106
5s secured conv notes 1938JAJ
Helena Gas A Elec 1st 6s '52M&8
Hest Man A Fair Pass Ry—See P hil R T
12
12
\UWMwY»
JADl 5
89
84
104 3*
10534
534s June 15
Hamburg
Oorp (Germany >—
1st s f 634s 1950
MAS
1st sink fund 634s 1953—AAO
Electric PAL Deb 5s 2030-FAA
Electric Public Service Oo—
87
106
Gulf States Utilities Oo—
93
94
s
3.60
Ry—
Grt West Pow Oo 5s 1946.JAJ
48
13
Nominal,
80
ft
43
74"
notes Aug
5%
5%
1st
86
6s 1942
Elec
.....
General Public Service Oorp—
Oonv deb 5s 1953
JAJ
Oonv deb 534s 1939
JAJ
Great Lakes
MAS
n
72
Debenture gold 6s 1941 JAD 15
Deb 6s 1941 series B
AAO
General Gas A Elec Corp-
Great Lakes
53
Eastern Michigan Rys—
1st mtge coll tr 7a 1958
JAJ
Eastern Shore Pub Service Oo—
k Last sale,
40
Gen 5s Nov 1 1954
MAN
Gateway Bridge 7s 1938-.-.AAO
1023*
107
Elec 5s
Equip trust 534s 1934-38
A..AAO
war—AAO
69
/This price includes accrued interest,
713*
Ave 5s 1940
Fontana Un Wat 6s 1953—JAJ
Fruit Growers' Express—
Grand
62"
67
423*
41
Great
1st m s f 58 1948 series A.AAO
sec
35
413*
6234
9734
60
15-year
3434
74"
9634
64"
1942
273*
43*
62
89
55
1st lien A ref 6s
84"
60
73
29 H
90
62
A
83
JAJ
JAJ
Florida Power Oorp—
1st m 534s 1979 ser A.
1st m 534s 1956 ser B
78"
E Oregon Lt A Pr 534s A '51-MAS
5s series B 1953
JAJ
Eastern Connecticut Pow Oo—
ser
90
MAS
Federated Utilities Inc—
1st lien col tr 534s 1957
2734
Eastern Mass Street Ry Oo—
Ref m 434s 1948 A
JAJ
Ref m 5s 1948 B
JAJ
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser C
MAS 15
93
_
40
643*
,
243
1st 1 6s 1947
JAD
6% gold notes 1932
JAJ
Federal Water Service Oorp—
Oonv deb 534s 1954
MAN
76 3*
East St Louis (111) Lt A Pow—
1st 5s 1940
JAT)
E Minn Power 53*« 1951
MAS
101
1043*
Continental Telep 5s A 1953-FAA
Cooper RiV Brl'ge i nc I s 16s' 58M<fc N /
Copenhagen Telephone Oo—
Extl
5s Feb 15 1954.FAA15 k
County Gas of Dallas 5s '46 AAO
40
92
Edison El ill (N Y>—See N V G
Electric Oo of N J 1st 5a 1947 MAS
104
8034
553*
MAS
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s '61 FAA
37
A—FAA1/
East Jersey St Ry 5s 1944-IftAN
E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s '42-A AO
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953
JAD
E St L A interurb Wat 5s *42 JAJ
1st m 6s 1942
JAJ
1st m 5s 1960 ser D
FAA
Pow
6s 1942 stpd
1st lien A col 5s 1943
i
1st coll 534s ctfe 1937
534s 1947
1st lien g
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B—JAD
Federal Public Serv Oorp—
1st M coll tr 634s ser A '56 AAO
81
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co.
Durham Pub Ser 7s A *49—AAO
East Coast Pub Serv 4s 1948--...
m
98
1st mtge A coll 6348 C *55- AAO
General Water Wks A ElecOorp—
40
Electric
47
93
37
37
100
105
Oontin Gas A El deb 5s 1958 FA A
10534
Duquesne Light—See Phila Oo
Duquesne Nat Gas 7s 1948—-— /
1st 7s 1943
/
3-year 5% notes 1936 .—AAO
3-year 3% notes 1937
J&J
Ed El Ill(Bkn)See KingsOoEL&P
Oonsum L H A P Oo
(Eliz, N J)—
1938
JAD
Consumers Power Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1936 op '16
JAJ
1st 1A unif 5s ser CT1952—MAN
1st lien A unif 434s 1958.MAN
35
Ry.
J8
1st
5
k
90
Deb 634s 1965 w w
.FAA
k
91
Without warrants
Fairmont A Clarksburg Trac—.
85
1st g 5s 1938 opt 1913
AAO
Fall River Elec Lt 5s 1945 —JAJ
105
Federal Light A Traction—
1st 5a (Amer series) 1942—MAS
8034
75
1st 5s (Internet ser) 1942--M&S
75
Stamped.
M&S
95
Electric Ferries 1st 7s '41—AAO
5s
63
1945-MAS15 /
1st conv 68 Mar 15
72
11034
Enrop'n Elec Oorp (of Canada)
75
Dumbarton B'ge 6 34* to'36- JAJ
634s 1937 to 1949
JAJ
Duquesne Gas Oorp—
Sheboygan
363*
98
Duke Power—1st 434s 1967-JAD
Duke Price Power Oo—
1st lien A ref 634s 1948—MAS
9434
1st M 5s 1958
MAN
Consumers El L A P (New Orl)—
1st M 5s 1936
JAJ
Cons Gas—See Peoples G L AO
rd Ave
ra
k
92
3*
1
Gatineau Pow 1st 5s 1956—JAD
623*
warrants...JAJ
5s ser A with warr '54
—MAS
Wisconsin Electric Oo—
3634
MAN
1023*
Eastern
49
Upper
Wuerttemburg 1st 7s '56. _JAJ
Consolidated Telep of W tsc—
1st M 534s 1942 ser A
MAN
Cons Tr <"N J)—See Pub Ser Corp
10
30
East Coast
107
109
6
1013*
1st
1st
90
/
1st lien col 5s 1934 ser A..-JAJ
Gas A El of Bergen Oo 5s *49. JAD
Certificates of deposit...... *fk
Pt Huron Shore Line—
*81 *
94
101
101
JAJ
ErcoleMarelll Elec Mfg Oo (Italy)
1st s f 6 34s 1953 with war MAN
Eqult G A E Utica 5s 1942-AAO
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954
AAO
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967
AAO
w w
1st M s f g 5s 1954 opt
Gary Elec A Gas Co—
2
Det A
6 34s 1945 with
88
Empire Gas A Elec and Empire
Coke it lst&ref 5s '41 opt-MA8
Empire Public Service Corp—
Galveston-Houston
134
/
fk
1st gold 5s 1950—..—JAJ f
Dixie Gulf Gas Oo—
10234
1051
109)
international Bridge—
1st m s f 63*s 1952—.—-FAA
Certificates of deposit
5 f deb g 7s 1952
FAA
102
108
643*
86
A 1952—JAD
1st 6s 195 5 series B
AAO
Florida Tolep 1st 6s 1945AAO
42nd St Manhattan A St Nicholas
108
10334
100
ser
-
89
1st A ref 534s 1954 ser B..FAA
1st A ref 4)4 s 1956 ser O
JAJ
11
8h
8534
Gen A ref 5s 1962 ser O..FAA
107
70
6434
Florida Pow A Lt 1st 5s *54—JAJ
Florida Public Service Oo—
1st M 634s 1949.
FAA
Gen A ref 5s 1955 ser
86
-
8*
-JAJ k
58 1950 series B——AAO k
64
J&D
MAS
Conestoga Termlst 534s'54.JAO
Conestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950. JAJ
Coney Isl A Bklyn cons 4s '48 JAJ
Oonn Light A Power—
1st A ref s f 7s *51 ser A
MAN
934
/
f
—MAN /
deposit
/
f deb 634s l»48
s
10034
62
__
105
100
99
Oom'wTth Tel (Pa) 534« '45 MAN
Oom'w'lth Tel (Wis) 5s A '48 MAS
Commonwealth Wat 634s A 1947.
1st M 5s 1956 ser B.
FA A
1st mtge 58 1957 ser O...FAA
....—MAS
106
1st m s f 6s 1953
MAN
Certificates of deposit.. .—
Oonv
1st
93
107
109
6 Basis.
2l"
104
Gen A ref 5s 1949 series A.AAO
1039*
10034
...
6s 1945-MAJN
Cuban Telep conv 5s 1951 ..JAJ
1st lien A ref 734s 1941—MAS
82
Detroit Edison—
1st M 4s 1981 ser F
MAS
1st 534s series G 1962
JAD
Commonwealth Elec 5s 1943 MAS
434s 1958
65
8034
^
m
1st m 5s 1956
Detroit A Canada Tunnel—
1st A ref m 5s 1952
—
1st m 6s 1947 series A
.
1st
102"
Certificates of
Detroit Olty Gas Oo—
65
Certificates of deposit....... /
1st A ref 6s istmpd) 1937
JAJ
Certificates of deposit. -.
j
Columbus (Ga) Elec A Power—
1st A ref 6s 1947 ser A
JAD1
1st A ref 5s 1954 ser B
MAN
Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s '36.-AAO
Columbus Ry Pow A Light—
1st ref 4 3*s 1957 «er A
JAJ
Sec conv g 5 34s 1942
AAO
Col Ry 1st 4s '39 opt '14
Q-JJ
Commonwealth-Edison Oo—
1st M 5s 1953
JAJ
1st M col 5s 1954 ser B-._JAD
20-yr deb 434s 1951
Debenture 5s 1957—
10534
10234
98
5s, 1938—.-——MAN
Des Moines Gas Oo—
1st
JAD
MAS
Deb 634s 1938
Empire District Elec Oo—
Deb 6s 1950
82
„
„
634s stamped 1953.....—A&O *f
1st ll*n 5s 1962 stamped
107
108
34
62
AAO
AAO
1st lien 5s 1946
FAA
Des Moines A Cent la Elec Co—
8 F 6s 1937 opt series A..-MAS
Des Moines Olty By 5s 1936 JAJ
JAD
SI Paso Nat Gas 1st 634s '43-JAD
Glen A ref 6s
Des Moines Elec Oo—
Columbia (8 O) By Gas A El Oo
1st M s t g 5s 1936
JAJ
Columbus Dela A Marlon Elec Co
1st A ref 5s July 1937
JAJ
Deb g 68 1946 ser A
Deb g 534s 1946 ser B
50
Derby Gas A Elec Oorp—
53.-MAN
Columbia Gas A Elec Corp—
Deb g 5s 1952
MAN
Col M 6s 1957
105
101
to Pa tax..
1943
1st m 5s 1950 ser A
Empire Gas A Electric Oo—
Denver Tramway Oorp—
Gen A ref 5s 1950 ser A— -JAJ'
6% Apr 1
86
Eliz A Trenton RR
With warrants
-JAJ
1043*
'49—MAN k 106
Oct 1 1943
85
83
El Paso El Co—
103
Darby Med A Ohes Ry—See Phils R Tr.
Davenport Water 5s 1961--JAJ
102
Dayton Ltg 1st 6s '37 op '12.MA8
106
Dayton Pow A L 1st 5s '41—JAD
107
Delaware Elec Power Oo—
■.
Deb 534s 1959
JAJ k 85 h
Delaware Power A Light Co—
1st M 434s 1971
.JAJ
105
1st mtge g 4 )*0 1969——JAJ
102
6%
10434
69
Colorado Power 1st 5s
1023*
101
Jaiias Pow A Lt 6s 1949
JAJ
1st g 734s 1949 ser B
JAJ
1st g 5s 1952 ser O
JAJ
1st gold 5 34s 1954 ser D. ..JAJ
Dallas Ry A Ter 1st 6s 1951-JAJ
Danville Tr A Pow 1st 5s *41-JAJ
Ask.
82
I
Oorp.
Elmira Water, Light A RR—
1st A con g 5s 1956
MAS
AAO
1st ArefSs 1951
108'
—
.
97
103
10134
1935---—-.—JAD
1st gold 6s
Bid.
10734
95
Telep Oo—
JaHas Gas 1st 6s 1941
Bonds.
Eliz. Plainf A Cent J f
See
Eliz A Raritan Rivi Public Serv
101
.
OityASub PS—See Un Rys of StL
City of New Oastle Water—
5s 1941
JAD.
Oity Water (Ohattanooga)—
1st M 5s 1954
JAD
1st M 5s 1957 series O—MAN
Ask.
1073*
JAD
4HL® 1956..
1st M 5s 1959
JAD
Jumb'land T A T 5s 1937-.-JAJ
Jakota Central
Oltisens LHAP (Johnst'n, Pa)
1st g 5s 1934 opt 1914.. -MAN
Bid.
Cumberland Oo (Me) Pow A Lt—
1st M 6s 1943
JAJ
Olties Service Power A Light—
Deb 53*s 1962
MAN
Olev El 111 1st 6s 39 op '24-A&0
GenM 5s 1954series A
MAN
Gen M 5s 1961 series B
A AO
Bonds.
Ask.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
104
mmmm
105
40
8634
6734
8734
68
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY
84
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,
Hons Home Telep 5s 1935—M&S
Houston Lt & Pow 1st 5s '53 M&S
1st lien & ref 4 Ms 78serDM
1st lien & ref 4^s*81 ser E J&D
Houston N atural lias Oor p
1st m coll 6s 43 with warr. J&D
*
63
68
114
36
37 M
25-yr
100
98
1950—J&J
A&O
1950—-J&D
Telep—
1948..——M&S
..1st mtge 58 1960 ser B—M&S
HI Community Tel 6s 1949.. J&J
tl
1
O i- ON^O
rioji
72M
72M
■
mm
mm.
mm
74
74
44
1st & ref 5s 1957 opt
—A&O km
Illinois Power & light Corp—
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A—A&O
72%
68M
73%
69 M
66M
59
87 M
89 M
W-
93*"
68 M
65 M
Independence Water Works—
6M® 1945
-M&S
Indiana Assoc Telep 6s A *62 J&J
_
.
Central Telep Oo—
1st lien coll 5 M 1938
M&N
7
1
1st M 6s 1951 series C—M&S
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 J&J
Indiana General Service—
1st M 5s 1948
J&J
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power—
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser A...M&N
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957—F&A
.1st & ref 5s 1955———M&S
Ind Nat Gas & O—See Peo G L&C
Indiana Pr 1st 17 M» '41A .M&N
Indiana By & Lt 1st 5s '43
J&J
Indiana Service Corp—
1st & ref M 5s Jan 11950—J&J
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
F&A
Indiana & S W Gas & Util—
6% conv notes 1940..
J&D
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952...A&O
Indianapolis Power & Light—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
..—J&J
Indianapolis Water—
1st & ref. g 4Ms 1940 opt..J&J
1st lien & ref 5 Mb 1953—M&8
1st lien & ref 5 Ms 1954—M&S
1st lien & ref 5s I960
J&D
1st lien & ref 5s 1970
M&S
Indianapolis W W Sec Oo—
Secured 5s 1958
—..J&J
Inland Gas 614s 1938—— F&A
Certificates of deposit.
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938-F&A
Inland Pow & L s f 6s '36 A M& S
Coll tr » f 6s 1941 ser B ..M&N
70
58 M
72
105M
-
9
57%
56 M
72"
59
75
....
59
k 107
Jfc
95M
104
75
35
34
107
'r 1.
36
35
♦/ 12
Jfc
80
95%
103 M
104
96 %
105
106
103 M
106
100
102
104""
72
/ 23
/ 23
/
2
/
4
/
4
Col tr 6s 1957 ser O
—A&O /
4
Deb s f 7s 1935
J&D /
4
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948...A&O
inter borougn Rapid Transit—
Jst & ref g 5s *66 oo tax-ex. J&J / 76 M
Certificates of deposit...... /
74
0% notes 1982
..A&O •/ 51%
Certificates of deposit...... f 46M
Oonv g 7% note 1932 —M&8 */ 80 M
Certificates of deposit—
/ 78M
.
72
}M
1
45%
25
25
5
6
6
Keystone Pub Serv—
1st M 5s 1978
——
6
6
62
76M
76
52
49 M
82
79M
„
45M
82
_
77 M
83 M
83%
99M
W
W
,1111
73
63 M
57%
58 M
109M
31
—
73 M
55
63
Larutan Gas 1st 6 Mb w w
60
103M
28
IIII
——
59 M
107
65
62
64
67 M
108 %
27 M
101
J&D
Ref & gen 5s ser A 1956
102
J&J
Larket St El Pass Ry—See P R T
I [arket St Ry (San Francisco)—
1st s f 7s 1940 ser A Jan
83 M
.....
(aryland Electric Rys—
...A&O
18
1st & ref 6 Ma 1957 ser A..J&J
1st & ref 6ms 1962 ser B—J&J
Bait & Ann S L 5s 1946..F&A
4
Guaranteed 6s 1933
4
1M
raryland Light & Power—
1st M 5M> 1950 ser A
J&J
78
109
101
95
20-year s f 5.Ms 1946—... J&J
Sink fund deb 5s 1955——M&N
Utilities Associates—
8 f deb 58 1949 ser A
A&O
I ass
f
107
118""
99 M
98M
/
23
27
/
1
97 H
emphls Power & Light Co—
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A
J&J
1st A ref 4Ma 1978 ser O..A&O
91
86 M
22
emphls St Ry con g 5a '46.J&J
leridionale Electric Oo—
1st ■ f 7s 1957 ser A......A&O
Letropolltan Edison Oo—
1st JTref 5s 1953 ser O....J&J
1st M 4Mb 1968 ser D
M&8
94M
101
j
93!
89J
99 M
M&N
_
1st 5s series F 1962......M&N
2
♦/95
95
64 M
63
97 M
95 M
64 M
55M
1st gold 4a 1938.
.F&A
Certificates of deposit..
'
10H1
[exican El L 1st M g 6s '42.J&J
68
!
♦/10
Exten gold 4a 1938
....J&J
Certificates of deposit
'
88""
k
63M
.
9
35"
96
33
[exican Utilities 7s
6
4
60
JA
96
Jfc 101
99
'35JA
1939
A&O
Licblgan Associated Telep Co—
1st M 5s 1901—
82
A&O
87M
[ich Elec Pow 68 A1944....J&D
[ich Fuel & Lt 6s A 1950— .J&D
56"
30
58
83M
81
68 M
60
34
I960..
I
71
40
49%
1st g 5s 1947 ser A
IS*
63
5s ctfs of deposit 1932........
5s ctfs of deposit 1933........
5s ctfs of deposit 1934........
34 M
73
45
/
57 M
58M
/
1953
44
Midland Natural Gas Co—
Conv deb 6s 1936
...J&J
62""
..-idland Util deb 6s 1938-tMl
Milwaukee Elec Ry & Light—
1st & ref 5s 1961 aer B.
J&D
1st M 5s 1971
J&J
Milwaukee Gas Light Co—
1st M 4Mb 1967
.M&S
60 %
104 M
103 M
65
82
Lincoln Tel & Tel—
101M
\k
54"
i960
92
79M
I
ijockhart Power 6 Ms
r
Lockport L H & P 5Ms A'54M&N
Lombard Elec Oo (Italy)—
57
95"
ioi
>
93
97 M
70
96
98M
^72
65M
66
47
50
60""
i
1st ref 6s 1948
——
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser B—.
Secured g 6s 1945.......
CV»nv deb ft 5 Ms '*2 ser \.
49
M
80
99
90
lifc
102M
100
|
rjfc
103 M
107 M
100
100M
94 m
Minneapolis Ga« Light Co—
1st M 4Mb I960-.
J&J
Minn Gen Bl 1st 5a *84 op—J&D
Minnesota Power & Light
1st & ref 5a 1955
...J&D
_
1st & ref 4Mb 1978
5'
5fl
5H
5M
69
100
103
60
J&J
1950
5s
—
03""
83%
h
'ft
Iiddlesex Water 5Ms 1957.A&0
Iiddlesex & Somerset Trac—
90""
83
52
5s ctfs of deposit 1935........
iiddlesex & Boston St Ry—
1st and ref mtge 6Ma 1942. J&J
iiddlesex Elec Lt Pow 5s *55 J&J
80
69
94
k
98M
79M
74
78
a&o
81%
Lexington (Ky) Tel77
105""
78
70
108
105 M
M&S
J&D
106
ujhigh Teleg 5s ser A 19'
Lehigh Valley Transit—
Ref & impt g 5s
mmm —
[ichigan Gaa & Elec Oo—
lsi&ref 6a 1943
1st M 5s 1956
103 M
-
Conv deb 5 Ms
r
f 7s 1941..
108M
146
Iowa-Nebraska Lt & Power—
AtfUV/a
s
1st M 4s 1971 ser E
Lehigh Power Securities—
Deb g 6s 2020 ser A.
—F& a
70
43
42
104
vO
15-year
I
(Mass) Gas & Elec—
1st M 4Mb 1940 ser B
F&A
Iowa Electric Oo—
A'VMWUHUU
54
54
68
108
108 K
116M
98 M
97 M
{
66
100
(ewa Ry & Lt (Cedar Raplds)lst & ref 5s June 1946 B... Jl
1st & ref 5 Ms Oct 1945—M!
Iowa Southern Utilities—
50
1st M ■ f 5Ms *51 ser A...J&J
1st M a f 5Ms 1952 ser B..J&J
[annhelm & Palatinate Elec Cos
IIII
106 %
40M
75
1968.
35M
1st lien coll tr 6 Ms 1937—A&O /
P [anitoba Power Oo Ltd—
63M
68 M
66 M
107M
141M
Interstate Teiep Co-
Deo 5s
44
84 M
.
Jfc
Cent Hanover Bk ctfs of dep.
2d gold 4s 2013.—..
J&D
!
8
2
56
1st M & ref 6s 1956—
67
53 M
.
► Jfc
50M
P
77
68
66
65
9
100
93 %
*
1st and ref mtge 6s 1950—Ji
Lake Superior Dist Pow—
40
48 %
1st & ref 4Ms 58 ser F...f"
Interstate Rys 4s 1943..
.FA A f
2M
Eq trust 5%a July 11935-37..
100M
)k
/
1
I
Lawrence
Interstate Bridge 6Ms 1950.M.
f 23
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951—J.
45
Interstate Nat Gas 6s 1935—
Without warrants
J
105
Interstate Power lBt 5s '67.. J&J
55%
[/
101
104 M
103 M
1st g 5s 1930
J&D
[adison G & El 1st 5s 1940. A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1950
M&N
103M
Lake Shore Power Oo—
54M
92
101 %
1
& Elec.
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 6s '33 J&J
Geo gold 5s Feb 1 1933.—F&A
42
106
106 M
109M
1
I
86
98 M
57 M
93
Lake Roland Elev—See Un Rys
90
40
90M
35
!
—
104 M I
75
62
1946 A&O
72
100 M
107 M
79%
5s 1958....J&D
Lt 6s
40
lstsfg6Ms 1944
.F&A
I uneburg Pow L & W W (Germ'y)
1st M s f 7s 1948
M&N
I uzerne Oo (Pa) Gas & Elec—
1st ref&lmp g 5s'48 op*13 A&O
1st & ref 6s 1954...
..M&S
Debenture 7s 1944.
—J&J
[ assachusetts Gas—
Wyoming Val RR
1st os 1951—
F&A
Debentures 6s 1948
F&A
Laolede Gas Lt ref Rs 1934--A&D
Ref &ext 1st 5s 1939
A&O
1st M coll tr 5 MB 63 ser U F&A
1st col&ref 5M> I960 ser D F&A
5M% gold notes 1935
F&A
i Crosse Telep 5Ms1948—J&J
02 %
Deb gold 6s 1952—..
J&J
Interstate Pub Serv Oo—
1st & ref 0Ms 1949 set B..J&J
1st & ref 5s 1966 ser D
J&D Jfc
—II
'
Lackawanna &
uke Erie Pow &
66
82
Gen M 5s 1950
F&A
Austrian Hydro-Eleo—
1 ower
95
M&N
-
Key Tel 1st g 5s *35 opt *08. J&J
1st 1 & ref 5Ms 1955ser A. J&D
lstl&ref 6s 1951 ser B
-A&O
Kings Co EL&P 1st 5s '37-A&0
Purch money 6s g 1997- - -A&O
Edison El IU Bklyn 4s '39.J&J
Kings Oo Elec—See Bklyn-Queens
Kings Oo Gas & 111 1st 5s '40-A&O
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s '54—J&J
1st ref 0Ms 1954
—-J&J
uoxville Trac 1st 5s 1938.. A&O
Kokoino
"4"
International Power Sec Com—
0*4 % sec_ bonds 1955 serOJ&I Jfc
Sec 7s "
Jfc
Sec 7s 1952 ser F.
J&J
Jfc
International Railway (BuffaloBuff Trac 1st 5s 1948——J&D
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938. .J&J
Buffalo & Niag Falls Elec By—
1st M 6s gold 1935
J&J
Internal Ry ref 5s '62 op.M&N
International Telep & Teleg—
Deb g 4M» 1952—
J&J
97
i
105
6C
57
MAN
Kewanee(Ill) Pub Serv 6s A '49 J&J
Key West Electric 5s 1956—F &A
83 M
Jfc
1959.J&J
Keokee Consol Coke 5s
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945
Intercontinents Power Co—
*/
*/
Kentucky Utilities Op—
1st M 6Ms Sept 48 ser D M&N Jfc
1st M 5MB 1955ser F— .A&O k
IstM 5s 1961 series G——F&a k
5s series H 1961........F&A
1st M 5s 1969 ser I——J&J
1st 7s series J 1957
F&A
1st 6s series K 1957
M&S
W*
97
(JKy)-
lst & ref 5s 1952 ser A—M&N
107M
1st & ref 4Mb 1961 ser O.F&A Jfe 101M
Deb s f 0s 1037 ser A
100
—A&O
ouisv Ltg 5s '53 unstmpd—A&O
105 M
ouisville Ry 2d 4M> 1940
58
M&S
1
1
95
Joplin W W 1st 6s 1957
M&S
Kanawha Trac & Elec Oo—
87 M
1st & ref 5s 1930
F&A
12
Kanawha ValTr 1st M5e '40-J&J /
99
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s '46..F&A
105
1st M 6s 1942——
F&A
Kansas City Power & Light—
107M
1st mtge 4Mb 1957 ser B—J&J
109 M
1st M 4 Ms 1961
—F&A
30
City Pub Serv 3s 1951..J&J
102
Kansas Elec Pow 0s 1937—-J&D
103
1st M 6s 1943
-J&D
1
95
1st M 5s 1951—
-J&D
Kansas Gas & Electric—
83
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A
M&S
97M
1st mtge 4Mb 1980
..—J&D
72 H
Kansas Pow 1st 5s 1947
M&S
Kansas Power & Light Oo—
102 M
1st M 6s 1955 ser A—M&N
97
1st M 5s 1957 ser B......M&N *
102
1st & ref. 0s 1947 ser O—F&A
Kentucky El Pr 6s A 1951..J&J f 14
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
1st 6Mb 1942 with warr..J&D
Conv aeh w w6M« 1938--J&D
Kentucky-Ohio Gas 2s
....1958 f 26
Kentucky Power & Light Oo—
61
1st m 5 Ms 1948 ser B
M&S
Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
1st & ref gu 5s '51 opt '14.F&A / 27
99
Lexington Ry 1st 6s 1949.J&D
1 ouisville Gas & Elec Oo
101U
95M
JobnstownfPa) Trac 5s *43—J&J f
J&D
1st mtge 5s 1957.....
1
——
101H
94 M
1st M 4Mb 1901 ser O——J&D
fer City Hob & Pat—See P S Corp
'
Indiana Electric Corp—
1st M 6s 1947 series A—M&N Jfc
1st M 6 Ms 1953 series B..F&A
21
3
f -9—
,
Indiana
50
60
1
107M
92
_
1st & ref 5M» 1954 ser B—J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser O
J&D
B f deb 5M* 1957
M&S
Illinois Water Service Co—
1st mtge 5s 1952 series A—J&J
1st & ref s f g 5s 1940.....J&D
Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938...A&O
I
.
.
....
104
os
i
IUiBois Northern Utilities Oo—
.
100
106
104
104
106
106
Gen & ref 5Ms 1949 ser 1 A&O
Ang Pac Co—See Pae ElRx
11
106
James River Bridge Corp—
1st sink fund 6MC 1958---J&J
Deh st 7s 1043....
.J&D
106M
Gen & ref 6s series H1942 M&S
40"
9
14
101M
.
_
1st 5s series A
1st & ref g 5s 1939 opt—.M&S
1st & gen 5s 1901———M&S
39 H
Jamaica Pub Serv 5s B 1950.J&J
111
108
ll
II
■Si
Bid.
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser D..M&S
Gen & ref 5 Ms 1947 ser E J&1>
Gen & ref 5 Ms 1943 ser F M&S
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser O
MAP
64 M
Jamaica Water Supply Oo—
1st gold 5Ms series A 1955. J&J
»
impt 5s 1951
s
Italian Superpower Corp—
■
Deb 6s '63 (without warr)—J&J k
lacksonv (Fla) Gas s f 6s *42. J&D
Debenture 6s ser A 1952.M&N f
Jacksonville Trac 1st 5s '31
f
103
Idaho Power 1st 6s 1947—-—J&J
111 Bell Telep 1st 5s
Illinois Commercial
f 5 Ms 1953 ser A..M&S
1st M s f 7s 1952—.
Island Gas & Electric—
Hydraulic Power of Niag Falls—
Ref &
77 H
(sarco
103 M
—
ilst & refundingSs
76
105M
102 %
103
^
5s 1962
100
Hydro-Elec Oo (Italy—
.M&N
105
102 M
112M
Bonds,
Bid.
visit.
Ironwood & Bessemer Ry & Light
1st s tn 5s '38 opt after '15.F&A
1949—M&N
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 0s '64 AM&8
1st M 5s 1954 ser B
M&S
AM
Bonds.
100
Hudson Oo Gas 5s g
"f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
ff
T"
78)
76j
107
94 H
100
46
_
M&N
87
78M
Mississippi Power Oo—
1st & ref 5a 1955
M&8
Mississippi Power & Light—
1st M 5s 1957
J&D
60M
68
75" Mississippi River Fuel Corp—
I
b Basis
I This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
ft
Nominal,
t Sale price.
f 0s 1944 with warr F&A16
Without warrants.......
94
Mississippi RiV Pow 5s '51—J&J
Dab 5s May 11947
...M&N
)
87
85
105
89
1st
87""
-
s
* Negotiability impaired by maturity
94M
All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
NOTICE.
44
Missouri Power A Light—
1st M 5 Mis 1956 ser A
MAS
1st M 44* 1958 ser B
MAN
Missouri Public Ser rice Co—
First mtge 6s 1947 ser A—F&A
Mo Riv Sioux Oity Bdge Oo—
1st s f 6s 1953M&S 15
46
34
Missouri Gas A Elec 6s A1944M&S
1st & ref 6s ser B 1957
J&J
35
W I
100
904
454
/
30
28
32"
87
89
J*-}
J&J
Y
46
1st,
45
46
944
60
944
66
1024
1064
1064
N
108
6% ■
47
1084
474
1034
106
1004
1st A ref g 5s 1941 °Pt----J&J
Gen A ref 5s 1955 series A_ A&O
1014
834
77
Gen A ref 5s
77
Gen A ref s
69
1955 ae- B—. A&O
f 4 4a 55 ser O A&O
f 6s 1955 ser DAAO
77
86
73
103
Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1938- — J&J
1st M 6s 1938 series B.---J&J
55
1939-A&O
Municipal Gas Oo (Texas)—
1st M 6s 1935 ser A-- —MAIN
60
97
56
coll 6e 1956. FA A
Mut Fuel Gas See Peoples G L A C
101
Telep (Pa) 1st 5s45- A&O
West Un Tel
Elec Oo—
M 5s 1957 ser A -. - --J&.
5s sink fund ser B 1967 - J&J
Mutual
Mutual Un Tel—See
H
HH o o
1st
5s series O 1958----—J&D
Nashville Railway & Llgo^-
100
I
724
614
/
6
fk
54
14
/
/
25
1064
99
67
89,,
1084
m mm
m
1064
101
101
1014
1014
8
3?
1074
994
674
90
714
734
574
574
574
63
—J&D
66
1074
Pow 1st 5s 1961 — J&& Tel—
1134
1st 5s 1962 series A
-J&D
1104
1st 4 Hit 1961 ser B.
MAN
102
Npw Gifnpsbire Pow ft. TW 104?
106
New Haven Water 4 4» 1945-J&J
106
1st A ref 44« A 1957—-J&D
106
1st & ref 4)48 B 1970-----A&O
106
1st A ref 4 4s C 1981
M&S
NJa Hud Kiv Ky A Ferry—
52
1st gold 4s 1950 opt.- .--M&£
914
N J Pow A Lt 1st 44s 60—AAO
New Jersey Water Oo—
86
1st M 5s 1950
F & A
Nsw Mexico Power—
65
1st M 5s 1958
-—-J&J
New Orieau* Pub Service Oo—
584
1st A ref 5s 1962 series A—AAO
57 4
1st A ref 5s 1955 seriei B—J&D
k
454
Gen M 44« 1936
J&J
Inc ftp Nov
\ .. . J&l1 •7*34
New Orleans City & Lake—
80
lstsf 5s 1943
J&J
96
Newport Gas Lt 5s A 1961—J&D
Newt News A Hauip Ky G A a
94
lit & ref 5s 1944 -----J&J
Newp News & Old Pt Ry & El
934
1st g 5s Nov 1 1938
M&N
85
Gen g 5s Mar 1 1941 —-M&b
914
New RnchHln Wat 5 Us '51.M AN
85
1st 5s series B 1951
M&N
N Y cent Elec 1st 54* '50-MAS k 78
75
5s 1952
N
Y
&
East
River Gas—See
69
1084
115
110 4
104
108"
1st & ref 5s
26
Refunding 44s 1961
A&O
64% notes 1940
J&D *
Northern Texas Elec Oo—
Coll tr s f g 5s 1940 opt—-JAJ /
88
8*
let lien e f 6s 1943 ser
8 f deb 64* 1943
N'west Olties Gas
85
Northweet
1st g 5s Dec 1 1948
J&D
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949--.FAA
5s '95 JAJ
New A outer Gas 5s 1948.-JAJ
NYAER Gas 1st s 5s '44
J& I
1144
109
1094
80
794
——
uouieii.ua
61
934
Urnof- **
,<K»p
>.
68
Northwestern Light A
Series B 1950
77"
Northwestern
99
974
100
104 4
107
924
91
6
3
32
21
40"
34
73
14
14
13
Power 6a
-
——
Power Oo Ltd—
N'western Teleg 1st 4
4s_*44 J&J
27
29
284
654
100
103
95
54
39
70
106
110
J&J
1054
102
C.J&D
JAD
B.. J&D
1st A re' 44* *60 ser F
JAD
Pacific Light A Power Corp—
Pac L A P Oo 1st 5s 1942.J&J
99
1st A ref 4 4' 1957 ser
Oonv deb 6s
Pub Serv—
1950
M&8
Pacific Power A Light Oo—
1st M 5s 1955--—
F&A
Pacific Public Service Oo—
M&S
99
losfe*
'
134
544
93
107
1104
A&O
74
77
Ry—See Pub Serv Oorp
A Passaic Gas & Elec
consol gold 5s 1949
....MAS
Paterson Ry gen 5s 1944
A&O
Paterson
5s
92
50
97
69
113
60
Paterson & State Line Traction—
104 4
oo
F&A
984
1st A ref 54* 1952 ser
Paterson
——
1—
let m e f oonv 6s '60 serA.J&J /
Certificates of deposit.—.. *
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
let m ft» e#»r * 1Q.ft7
J& ' *
1144
1094
1094
Pacific Gas & El ref 5s '42
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952
714
.A&O
105
Passaic A Newark El Traction—
5s 1937
J&D
30
Certificates of deposit
924
86
103
80
55
5-year 5% notes 1936
38
warr.J&D
»o
12
52
1st ref g 4s 1950 opt; *15—J&J
Los Angeles Pacific RR—
1st & ref mtge 5s 1943-M&S
Pacific Teleph A Telegraph—
1st A col tr s f g 5s 1937—J&J 2
Ref M 5s 1952 series A
MAN
Uae —
«
103
100
Pacific Northw st
724
724
108
let mfgr fte 1941 opt
.
M&S
Certificates of deposit-.
95
108
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser D
164
1044
19
M&x
Northwest Elec 1st 6s 1935-MAN
Northwestern Elevated (Chic)—
944
334
1084
1st A ref M 6s 1941 ser B.J&D
30
A—M&N
LtgSs'55- J-D
6s 1949
J&J
let M 64e 1933 with
100
83
64s series O 1939
A&O
54s series D 1945
J&J
5s series E 1946
......AAO
Ozark Power A Water Co—
1st s f 5a 1952
M&8
Pacific Coast Power 5s 1940-M&8
Pacific Elec Ry g 5a 1942
J&J
Refunding 6s 1961—
M&S
Los Angeles Pacific Co—
J&J
1964
Pecos Valley Power
91
A Light Co.
1st 64s w w 1937 ser A—M&N
Debenture 7s 1942—
J&J
Peninsular Tel Co 1st 54s '51 J&J
Penn Centra 1 Light &
1st & ref 44* 1977
16
102
Power Oo—
1st 5s 1979
Penn-Ohio Edison Oo—
Deb g 6a 1950 ser A
Without warrants
Deb 54* 1959ser B
MAN
M&N
MAN
FAA
'47.M&N
1st & ref 5s series D 1954.J&D
Pennsylvania Electric Oo—
1st & ref 4s 1971 ser F... M&N
1st & ref 5s ser H 1962...A&O
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Corp—
Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A...M&8
Pennsylvania Gas & Elee Oo—
1st 1 & ref 5 4s '55 ser A..M&8
1st lien & res 5s 1958
M&S
Deb 6s 1940
J&D
Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow & Lt—
1st & ref 54* '54 ser A
J&J
Penna Pow Oo 1st 5s 1956
J&J
Penn Pub 8 1st 6s serO
Northern W'Chester
NYGELH&P
4s 1941—-A&O
1044
Northern Utilities Co—
New York Edlsou Co—
1st 1 A ref 5s ser B 1944—A&O
1st I & ref 5s 1951 ser O—A&O
N Y Gas Elec L H & P Co—
100
1044
1064
A&O
AAO
1941
394
Otter Tail Pswer Co (Minn)—
Power Co—
1st A ref 6e 1941 ser B
24,,
Oslo Gas A El Works (Norway)—
Extl sink fund 5s 1963.
MAS
244
'48 ser A. J&J
96
54
914
504
1004
Ottawa Trac 1st 54s July '55JAD
Ottawa Valley Power Co—
1st M ■ f 54* 1970
A&O
97
states
574
Ottawa L H A Power—
93
1962—.—A&O
1st A ref 5s
AAO
Omaha A Council Bluffs St Ry—
Income 5s 1937
J&J
Ontario Pow 6s '43 op to '13-F&A
Ontario Transmission Oo Ltd—
let gu g 5e '45 op bef *16--MAN
Orange A Pas Val R—See P 8 Oorp
Orange A Rockland Elec Oo—
1st m 5s 1958
F&A
Oregon Elec Ry 5s '33 opt. .MAN
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
1st M 5s 1957 series A
JAD
994
Northern
Northern
73
lstsf 6s 1947
984
Penna Power Oo—
let A ref 5s 1956 eer A
J&D
108
108
Okla Power
89
J&J
1945.M&N
105
(Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938—A&0
North Jer St Ry—See P 8 Corp.
North Penn Gas Co—
98
1st M A lien 54s 1957—M&N
North Shore Electric Co—
103
1st & ref g 5s '40 op "20
A&O
North Shore Coke A Chemical—
78
A 1947-1
M&S
North Shore (las Co of Illinois—
78
1st >«old 5s 1937 opt..
.FAA
Northern California Power—
1074
1st A cons s f 5s 48 op 15 J&D
Northeastern Public Service—
154
Gen'l loan & coll 54s 1961-J&J /
Northern Conn Power Co—
103
1st A ref 54s 1946—
MAS
North El Co A Nor Pap Mills—
59
1st M * 1934-1948 .—MAN
934
North Ind Gas A El 6s '52
M&N
Northern ind Pub Serv—
71
1st & ref 5s 1966 ser O
M&N
72
1st A ref 5s 1969 ser D
MAS
674
Ist&ref m 44s 1970 serE.J&D
Northern N Y Utilities ino—
98
1st M A ref 5- 1963
JAJ
103
1st lien A ref 7b 1946 A
MAN
97
1st lien A ref 6s 1947 B—.MAN
95
1st I A ref 6s 1943 O
M&N
92
1st 1 A ref 54s ser D *49--J&D
91
1st 1 A ref 5s 1955 ser E—J&D
1004
Watertown L A P 5s 1959.J&J
Northern Ohio Pow & Lt—
Gen & ref 54s 1951
MAS *1024
Northern Ohio Telep Oo—
974
1st s f 54s 1957 ser A
F&A
Northern Ohio Trac A Light—
1st lien A ref 5s 1956
F&A * 964
1034
Gen A ref 6s 1947 ser A
MAS
62"
64
Ref A coll tr 5s 1957 ser A.AAO
North ( aroliu. Pub.Serv (Jo—
1956
44
Omaha A Ooun Bluffs Ry A Br
494
1014
24
56
Pennsylvania Pow & Light Oo—
1st M 44s 1981
A&O
Pennsylvania State Water Oorp—
1st lien 54* 1952 series A-MA«
Penn Teleg 5s 1960 ser O... J&D
Penn Water & Power a f 5a '4QJ&J
let ref 44* 1968 ser B
.M&S
86
93
67
62
101
89
761
871
684
81
78
70
103
106
974
864
1024
110w
1054
!——
115 4
1074
1254
100
102
99
108"
102"
1034
101
1
/ This price Includes accrued interest
824
*
Holdings 54* *43 JAJ
Oidahoma Ry let A ref 6s '41 -JAJ
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
484
1004
10U4
New Eng Tel
b Basis.
1044
Oo.
1st coll & ref 54s
62
»*.
1044
North Continent Utilities Corp—
1962—J&J
1948 A&u
Assti OS
iQift
1084
874
784
1154
1134
New Eng
ft.
894
70
'46J&D
Okla Natural Gas 6a 1946 A.-JAJ
1st m 5s 1948 ser B
FAA
Oklahoma Power A Water
let m 5s 1948 eer A
FAA
84 4
t>
Ed El Ul. N Y. con g
MAS
109
864
78
105
1024
1939
1014
(City of) * 6s 41 J AD
England G A E Association
Deb g 5s 1947--M&£ k 57
574
Conv deb 5s 1948
^JAD
57
Onrii deb ftp 1950
..MAN
1st lien & ref 6
97
North Hudson Lt H & P Oo
Heating Oo—
1954
MAS
1064
1963 ser B...F&A16
Deb 5s Nov 15 *69 ser O M&N16
99
North Amer Light A Power Co—
59
8 f deb 5 4s 1956 ser S
JAJ
Serial 5% notes 1935
AAO
1034
Serial 5% notes 1936--AAO
North Boston Ltg Properties—
1054
54% secured notes 1937-A&O
New
Deb 64s
101
86
New oastie
Pow
Ohio Valley Water 5s 1954
JAJ
Ohio Water Serv 5s A 1958.F&A
Oklahoma Gas A Electric—
84
^
eu*
1084
85
1st A ref 5s
26
Ohio Valley Gas Corp—
1st 64s 1943 (with war)...J&J
F&A
106
1064
'
Ohio Term 'Cleve) 6s
North American Edison Oo—■
Conv deb 5s 1957 ser A..MAS
89
1st M gold
...JAJ
1947—J&D
Onio State Telep 5s 1944
974
994
Ohio Val Elec Ry 1st M 5s
108
Sallsb A Spencer 5s
1*08—J&J
99
Debenture gold 6s 1940
1944—J&J
1st g 5a
North American
Deb 5s 1961
99
Oons g 5s 1953 opt
Ref & ext gold 5s 1958----J&J
102
1054
107
107
—
Narragansett
Convertible deb 5s
8t
95
1st M 5s 1950
Lttb oo
Lib
A
106
104 4
914
1004
99
Deb 5Mb
Municipal Serv
New
IV>
954
66
105
106 4
1064
Norfolk
63
104
O.M&s
69
—
58
63
34
1094
1084
79
101
2
24
A——MAN
f notes 1935
M&N
.....
80
55
let A ref 5sl954 ser D
M&S
1st A ref 54s ser E 1961M&N
Ohio State Power 6s 1935
J&D
Oorp—
Lighting—
See N Y Gas Elec Lt A Pr
Niagara Falls Power—
1 st & cons 6s ser A A 60—MAN
5s series A 1959
-J&J
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
1st A ref 5s 1955 series A .A&O
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)—
<st mtge fl«4s 1953
JA»
264
93
107
1st A ref 6s 1953 series
34
1951 ser
5e
25
Ohio Public Service Oo—
NY & Westchester
Norf
Ry—Bee Phlla Oo
Home Telep 5s 19J8-J&J
Morn side El St
4s Dec 15
Y Water Service
1st M
104
994
'
Oberpfalz Elec 7s 1946
J&D
Ocean Oity Costal Hlghw Bdgo—
64s 1947
J&D
Ogden Gas 5s 1945
Man
Ohio Assoc Telep 6s A 1962.J&J
Ohio Cent Telep 1st 6s '47..J&J
Ohio Cities Water Oorp—
let m col tr 54> 1953 eer.A JAJ
Ohio Edison 1st 5s 1957
AAO
1st A consol 5s I960
FAA
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 5s 1957 J&P
Ohio L A Pow 1st 5s 1944—M&N
Ohio Pow 1st A ref 5s 1952 B JAJ
1st A ref 44* 1956 ser D.J&D
Deb g 6a 2024
J&D
1st M A ref 7 4s '46 ser A. A&O
1st A ref 7s 1947 ser B
F&A
24
106
1949
39 tax ex.MAN
Y Tel lsv 4MB
Montreal Tramways—
5s 1937 guar ..MAN
Nassau El RR—See Bklyn Queens
Nassau A Suff Ltg 5s 1945--F&a
Nat Elec Pow Oo deb os 1978 JAJ
Nat Pow A L deb 6s 2026 A .FAA
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
M&N
Nat Public Service Oorp—
Debenture gold 5s 1978. .F&A
Certificates of deposit ----Nat Toll liridgr H- strnp
39-J& '
Neb-Iowa Bdge 64* 1943. -FAA
Nebraska Pow 1st AM* 1981-J&D
Deb 6s 2022.... v - - - - M AS
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956—A&O
Debs 6« July 1941 v
J&J
Newark Gas 6s Apr 11l944--9vJ
Newark Onns Gas con 5s 48-J&D
New Amsterdam Gas—See N Y
G E L H & P
\e« tiruurwick (Can* Pow Co—
1.*
v.
1^1
I0'<7
MAS
M 5s 1951
1st M 5a 1956
Y Suburban Gas 5s
994
Nova Scotia Light A Power Co—
1st M e f 5e 1958 eer A
—J&P
102
1094
1064
M&N
MAN
-—-MAN
Y Steam 6s i947
'
109
85
99
100
62
1942-.———MAS
Nashville Gas &
A&O
J&J
*/ 45
_
4
k
87
65
864
'43 op 18—J&J
1962 ser A------J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 54® 1957-M&N
Montreal Lt fit A Pow Oonsol—
1st ref A coll tr 5s 1951 - - A&O
1st ref col A sf 5s 1970 serB MAS
3% conv deb 1939—.—
JAJ
Montreal Pub Service Corp—
1st
M&S
1st con g 4Mb
101
15"
Gas Oorp—
State El A
'62 op '13--MAN
/
Certificates of deposit
1st con 64s 1962
....-MAN
Certificates of deposit-—— /
99
1st & ref s f 5s
Muncie W W 5s Oct
4s '50-JAJ /
1st M 6s 1952—
88
9
84
1965-Apr /
1
110
864
Power—
Mountain States Power
Jan
fts
Railways—
1st M 54s 1962.
107
Deb g 5s
Mount
income
1st rn 4Xi 1980
.
Gen A ref •
80
40
94
Rway & 7th Av cons 5s '43 J&D ♦/
23d St Ry 5s 1962-'
J&J */ 284
Y A Richmond Gas Co—
108
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A..MAN
38
64* 1960 series A--J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub 8er
1st lien A ref 5 4s ser R 53F* *
Mont Olties Gas 7s A 1937-MAN
Montana-Dakota Power Oo—■
1st A ref 5s
934
77
Bleeck St A F F 1st
37
1st M
Montana
93
A—JAJ
New York
67"
65
Monongahela Valley Water—
54s-64s 1944
A&O
1965 ser
Prior lien 6s
Vrp
M&S
'66-J AD
Monongahela Light A Pow Oo—
1st M 5s 1949
-J&D
Monongahela Valley Traction—
1st M g 5s 42 opt 22
J&D
Ext 1st
1004
1064
1st mtge 4Mb 1967
York Rys Corp—
464
724
Oons g 5s 1941
Monmouth Oons Wat 5s
1st m 54s 1934
1004
1054
guar..JAJ
Oorp—
Y Power A Light
N
102
914
_
2004—J&J
Bid.
Bonds
Ask
ew
Mobile Bay Bridge 7s 1951 -J&J
2nd sink fund 7s 1951-----J&J
Mobile lias imp A ref 7s 51-J&D
Mob Lt A RR 1st g 5s '37—J&D
W vwi»v
Utto aiw unon
N Y&Westch Ltg 4s
Deb tr 5s 1954 op
.
"f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask,
Bid
Bonds.
85
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
Nov., 1934]
k Last sale.
I In London,
n
Nemlnal.
» Sale price
• Negotiability impaired by maturity.
86
PUBLIC
UTILITY BONDS
NOTICE.—-All *»ond price* are "and interest"
except where marked "f* and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the
closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid
Bonds.
Ask.
88
Bonds.
92
Pub Senr
People's G L A Ooke. Chicago-
1st 5s
110%
111%
103%
101%
103%
1941
1st
1979
.....
M. N
1st 6s 1946.-J&J
v
ne(. 1
79"
107%
4%s 1957-—--.
80
95
65
31
26
Id Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934.—.
97"
35"
22
30
24
29
33
113%
104%
108
104%
114%
105
1st A ret 5s 1950 ser O
1st A ref 4%s I960
109%
110
1st M A coll tr
1st m r e 6a 1944
J&J
Darby Media A Ohea St Rj
1st 4%s '36 opt '16 gu—JAJ
Heat Mantua A Falrm 5 Ha '34[f
Market Street Elev Pass Rj
1st g gu 4s 1955
MAN
Union Traction—
Blec A Peo 4s tr ctfs '45-A AG
36
Ref 5*1955
Ref 4 Ha 1958
Oonv ft deb 6Hs
80
84
27
People's Traction Oo—
PT By tr ctfs 4s *43 -F&A
,/
Union Traction 4s 1952-JAJ
Phila eubur-Oountles Gas A Blec
64
Sink fund &i
Sink fund 5s
52
89
23
Mtge
106
„
104"
101%
\f 16
102%
71%
91
93
18
108
94
96
105%
95
27
28"
103
104%
46
93%
46%
94%
74
75
78
57
60
69
/
72
Portland General Blec Oo-
con
m
J&J-
Gas A Coke—
5s
f94rt.
k
76
83%
92
97
41%
100
42
Potomac Bdison Oo—
1st mtge 6s 1956 ser B
100
1st M 4%s 1961 series F..AAO
92%
Potomac El Pow
Cons M g 5s 1936 guar—JAJ *106
Gen lien A ref 6s 1953
AAO
110%
Po
ser
100%
93
Oorp of Canada Ltd
Oonv deb 4%s 1959 S«r B.MAS
5s Dec. 1 1957
Power Oorp of JN ¥—
1st M 6} is 1942 Ser
1st M
s
/fts
82%
91%
-
a.MAN *
1942 Ser B..M&N
1953 series A—MAS
1st A ref 5 Hs'54 series B.M&8
1st A ref 6s series O 1961.MAN
Deb 6s 1946
MAN
ist A ref 6s
95%
92
95
87%
Public Service Oo of N H—
1st A ref 5s 1956 ser A..MAN
93
/
20
10
1st M conv 6s ctfs 1957.MAN
/
Rochester
65%
71%
105
1st mtge s f 4Hs 1979
JAD
9t Clair County (ill) Gas A El—
1st cons guar 5s 1959
MAS
St Joseph Gas—1st 5s 1937—J&J
r
*
*
*
South
72
92
70
A&o
lst A ref gu g 5s '39 opt—JAD
107
Gen gsld 5s 1944
Gen A ref 6s 1952
Pub ti
100
75
103
102
104%
103%
105"
100%
67%
35
61
109%
107
J&j
108
103%
102%
102%
102%
99%
103%
103%
100
102
103
99
100
MAS
94
95
100
Oallf
M AS
1961
Telep
-
let M 5s 1955 ser A
102
AAO
Southern Cities Pub Serv
do
Oonv deb 6s 1949
MAN / 22%
Southern Cities Utilities
Co—
1st lien A coll 5s
1958
30
AAO
S f deb 6s 1958 ser A—-Faa /
3
Seuthern Colorado Power
Oo—
1st g 6s 1947 series A
JAJ
82%
Southern Counties Gas
(Calif)
1st M4%s 1968
--M&N
93%
Southern Gas Oo—
105%
104
1st 6%s 1935 ex-warr
S f deb
15
6%s 1938
Southern Gas
66
a
ser
101%
MAN
A—.A&O
101
Utilities, Ino—
l8'M • *«%■ 1939 ser A.MA5
90
South Ind GAB
5%s '57—A&O
108%
Soutbern Natural Gas
Oorp—
1st s f 6s 1944 with
ervice."
warr...JAJ
Without privilege..
24
32
74%
J&D
JAD
J&J
J&J
Trac—See Phila Co.
Southern United Gas Oo—
v.
1st lien 6s 1937 with warr AAO f
Certificates of deposit..
92"
105
104
106"
M&s
100
102
1st A ref 6s ser O 1947
MAS
1st & ref 5Ha ser D 1960.M&S
104
106
103%
105%
Southern Wise Pow 5s 1938
.AAO
So'west Gas Util 6%s ctfs
f
,
1943.. /
Southwestern Assoc Telep Co—
1st M 5s 1961
——A&O *
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st A ret m 5s 1954 ser A.FAa
Southwestern Gas & Blec Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
1st M 6s 1957 ser B
MAN
1st 6s series O 1961
M A N
price.
83
95
102%
102%
92
108%
75%
74
113
113
103
102
South N E Tefen let 5s
1948-JAD
Deb g 6a 1970
So Ohio Blec 6s 1955
1st g 5%s 1959 ser D
Sou Pub Util 1st 6s 1943
70
• Sale
102%
^
1st A ref 6s
opt
Southern
Nominal.
::::
1sti M 5s 1947
Southern Canada Pr Oo
Ltd—
98%
n
Nov 1939
1957
92"
I In London,
63
Co—
a
87"
Refunding 6s 1956——M&N
Stewart Mt Pow 5%■ '57-A&0
San Angelo Telep 1st 6» 1958 F&a
k Last sale.
....
61
109%
opt 1916.. JAJ
Sf t Tel I■« B—MAS
1st A ref 5s
92
104
1st g 5s 1939
apt 1914
M&s
1st A ref 6s ser A 1939—.M&S
/ This price includes accrued interest,
!■{■ * 8J* 1941
_
i
108
,
6 Basis.
F&A
Sou B vard—See
Third Ave Ry.
96"
70
B
"C68 1960 8er B.JAJ
Southern California Gas
Oorp—
Collateral trust 5s
1937--MAM
Southern California Gaa
100
66
66
ser
Pittsburgh Water Oo—
Jion A ret 6a 1960 ser A.JAJ
Refunding 6s 1951
^..J&J
Refunding 5s 1952.......MAS
Refunding 5s 1954
JAD
105%
106%
o
Salt River Val Water Users Assn
6« 1938-1943
F&A
1947
99
Southern California Bdison—
San Antsnis G A B 5s 1949-M&S
101%
San Antonls Public Service—
1st ref 6s 1952 series A
JAJ
97%
1st A ref 5s 1958 ser B....J&J *
90
San Antonio Tr 1st 6s '49-..MAS
88
San Dlege Oonsol Gas A Blec—
101%
* 95%
65
102
105
Teleg—
107%
103%
St Paul Gas Light—
78%
101%
87
84
80
JA.I *
68%
1943—-J&J / 28
Oorp.
isj M 5s 1955
_
4
75
1st M 5Ha 1945 ser A
J&D
104%
1st M 6s 1945 ser B
J&D
103
St Louis Public Service—
Oonv 6% noteB ext to '34..JAJ / —
St Louis Sprlngf A Peoria RR-
76%
86%
85%
82%
77%
So Texas Gas 6He
100
1938 A..M&8
Southeast PAL deb 6s
67
2025 .MAS
Southeastern Gas A Water Co—
1st lien 6s 1944
33
jad f
1st lien 6s x-w
1941
60
J&D
Southern Bell
Telep A
22
101
102
104%
78
29%
85
4 r«f «« 1957
w
108%
93
96%
93%
96%
88%
86%
_
——
101
90
27%
_
97%
St Louis Oo Gas 1st 5s 1951
A&O
St Louis Oo (Mo) Water Oo—
82
f&A
*** O.F&A
j&j
1§51
J&J
1st
*106%
64
St Paul City Ry—See Twin
City. R T.
§6*
l!t
a
ge? 8
90
78
B
South Coaat Co
6%s
105
106
'21—AAO
M&fc
Mtge g 4s Dec 1
1943—J&D
South Bay Oonsol
Water—
1st ref 5s I960
MAN
South Carolina
Power Oo—
69%
1%
105%
101%
101%
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat A Power—
1st g 6b Nov 1 1937
MAN
1st A ref 5s 1946
JAJ
St
MAS
JAJ
Salisbury A Spencer—See Ns Oar
Salman Rlv Powgu 5s '52sp FAA
ser
A
Snow Mt Wat a Pr
5s 1937
jat
Somerset Lighttog
5T1939.-F&A
Somerset Dn a
Middlesex lte-
14
1st ref 4%s 1958 ser A...MAN
106
Rome (Ga) Ry A L 5s *46--A&O
100
Rome (N Y) Gas. Elec Lt A P—
1st ref 5s 1946
Q3
J&D
Ruhr Gas Oorp 6Hs '53 A—AAO
/* 35%
Rumford Falls Pow 4s 1945-AAO
90
Gen M 4%s May 1948—MAN
89
Rutland Ry Lt A P 1st 5s'46.MA8
102%
Safe Harbor Water Pow.
Joseph Water 5s 1941
ser
ShTfJfJt 1960
Telep Corp—
1st A ref 5s 1946 ser B
A&O
1st A ref 4Ha 1953 ser O..J&J
Rockford Elec Oo 1st 5s '39.MA8
Rockland light A Pow—
1st M 5s 1938
M&N
10
93
A—.MAS
ser
s
1st 25*
1st M 5a I960
Sioux
[
105
Gen mtge 4Hi 1977 ser D.M&8
5s series E 1962
MAS
Roch Ry A Lt 5s '54
opt
JAJ *111%
Roch Ry cons 5s g 1930—AAO
97
85
20
89
72
Oorp—
65
l8t A ref 5s 1960
/
102%
2d 5s g 1933 ctf
dep....JAD /
Rochester A Syracuse RR—
95
102%
oer uoro
108%
104%
108
Oo.
100%
37
68
95%
96%
103%
95%
83%
/
a.
102
5Ha 1948 series CLM&8
ec
Sierra A San Francisco
Power—
90
68%
Rochester Central Power
Corp—
Deb g 5s 1953
MAS A 39
Rochester Gas A Elec Oorp—
Gen M
95%
95%
103%
95%
38%
40
1947
1st 6s 1949
i
35
10
88%
Power Co-
„
1st g 5b 1935
JAJ
Rio Grande Valley Gas Oo—
1st M 7a 1937 ser A.
AAO
Rio Tramways 5s
Jan 1 1935
9
87
46
88
29"
28%
1947-F&A
1st sink fund
6%s 1952_ _J&D
31%
99
.MAN
Richmond (S I) Lt A RR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
JAJ
60
(Japan)—
1st 6s
1st M 5a 1957
.
80
..umbo
70.-AAO
Sheboygan Blec—See Bast Wis B)
Shenango Val Water 5s I956A&0
Shlnyetsu Blec Pow
40%
38%
39%
100%
AAO
(Ind) W W Oorp—
65"
50
23
63
w
I?8 ,er B—MAN
1st coll tr 5s 70 ser
O
F&A
coll tr 4%s ser D
37%
37%
37%
37%
103%
1st A ref. 4%s 1957 ser B.A&O
Public Service Oo of Nor 111—
lBt A ref g 5s 1956 op
83
96
87
Deb gold 5Ha 1947
MAN
64%
Po wer Gas A Water Seo Oorp
Coll tr 5s 1948 with warr.M&N
61
Power Secur coll tr 6s '49 ..JAD
70
Providence Gas 4s ser B 1963 F&A
103%
Prussian Blec 6s 1954
F&A /* 32%
Public Blec L Oo A (St Albans, V
tj
1st 5%s 1956
AAO
85
Public Service Oo of Colorado—
lot A ref 5s 1966 series O.MAN
1st A ref 4%■ 1978 ser D.MAN
1st A ref 4 Hi 1980 ser B—J&J
1st A ref 4%s 1981 ser F..AAO
1st lien A ref 6 Ha ser G '37 J&J
1st lien A ref 6%s ser H '52J&J
1st A ref 6s 1937
58
47
1959—'
lst MA colsf 4 Hs
'678erA AAO
'
TAA
Roanoke G-L 5Hs 1951
F&A
Roanoke Ry A £1 6s 1963—FAA
Roanoke W W 5s 1950
JAJ
80
Plalnfleld-Un Wat 5s A '61-M
Plattsburg G A El 1st 5s 1939-
'
78
'
.
Sed^ a MojWat 5%s
A
40
MAN
m
Riversiue Trac—ttee Puu
1st 1 Aref 5s 1958—-—I
Plalnfield St Ry 6s 1942
.
/
£®Lg 58 1949 •P*1 1914..-AAO /
Del>«f6sl936
p&A /
Ave Trac—See Phila Co—
a
Rio de Janeiro Tram Lt A P
Phila
.
1st 5s 1944—
104
31H
97
56
Union—
„
Pittsburgh Suburban Water J
_
/
80
J&J
Pr (Germ'j)
106%
96
50
80
m
Richmond
70%
1st 1 A
Serv
7% sec. notes 1936
Richland Public Service—
5s 1958—
5s 1935
Portland (Ore)
Wat
i/atnpea
8howiniKan Water
"8" '51-MAN
"9" '52.MAN
"§"
5
43
106
't 61
B*
51
49
6s 1952
M&N
6s 1953 with war.. FA A
Cons 6s 1955 with rights..AAO
Con
108
106%
ser
7s 1950
g
Direct
66
105
105
Rys—See
ser
Extl deb 6s 1953
Rhine-Westphalia El
25%
102
53 H
Sink fund
Rhine-Ruhr
Phila Sub Water C<
1st M 4%s 1970.
ser
_
107
1969.
62
/
.
ser "10" '53.M&N
Rapid Transit St Ry 5s 1941.AAO
102%
Republic Gas Os A 1945
J&D A 41
Certificates of deposit
/ 39%
^
30
48
ixb
75
76
Scranton Transit ser 5s A
4s series B 1959
Income 3s 1959
I
Railway A Light Securities—
69
86
21
40%
8H
MAS
MAS k 100
A.AAO k 83%
-
5s 1948
Scranton-Si
1st A ref
113
103 H
72%
93
88
101
A&(
Os'43-JAI
104%
40
103 H
34%
1»47
Scranton Blec 5s *37
apt T2.J&.
Scranton Gas A
Water Co—
1st 4%s 1958.
—
46
MAN
f 5a 1968
OS
76 H
JAD
•
70
60
67
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt s f—F&A
8 f guar 5s '62 opt 17
MAS
6s geld 1962
MAC
104%
Queenaboro Gas A El 5s '52.JAJ
Phila A Garretsford St By—
tUIOC
89%
107 }
107 £
D.JAD
ser
Quebec Power Oo—
ij-ai
Schenectady Ry 1st
89
1st col tr conv
6%s 1948..AAO
Puget Sound Power A Light—
1st A ref 5%b 1949
JAD
108%
104%
100
84
89
Public Service
Subsidiary Oorp—
Deb 5 Ws series A 1949
J&J *
Public utilities Uonsoi
Oorp—
1st M 5 hi 1948
MAS
Secured conv 6s 1938
MAS
„
Philadelphia Blec Power Oo—
1st mtge 6%s 1972
Wi
99"
,
109
98
91
rn
1st A ref 4%s 1967—JAD
1st A ref 4 hi 1970
F&A
1st ref 4s 1971
AAO
;no%
/
95
108%
1st s f 5s 1955 ser A
Savannah Blec A Power Oi
109 H
lst mtge 5s 1961 ser O
MA8
First mtge 5s 1957 ser D.M&N
Public Service Elec A Gas Oo—
108%
5
103%
69
Guar g 5s Mar 1 1953—MAS
Public Service Oo of Oklahoma86%
38%
86
91
_
86
95
23
98
85
82%
oauda Falls Co Ltd—
60
106
14 ext 5% to '44 AAO
95
82%
r
77
P S Newark Term
Ry 5s'65 JAD
illverslde Trac 5s I960..JAl)
So Jersey Gas El A Trac—
Philadelphia Company—
Pittsburgh
49
100
Paterson Ry—
„2d 6s
11*
50
Debenture 4s 1950....
Ss
91
Ry 4b 1948—M&n
77%
M
67
1
Or A Pass Val 1st 5s
'38—JAD
82
Atk.
,
37%
Deb s f 7s 1942.
.MAI
/
1
San Joaquin Lt A
Power Oorp—
Unlf A ref 6s 1952 oer
B..M&I )
102
Unif A ref 5s 1957 ser
D
J&
93%
San Joaquin
Light A Power—
103
98
60
J&J
tpfio
Ellz & Raritan Rlv 5s '54.M&N
Peoples Tract—See Phila R T.
1st
92
78
tfiils&becn a ireut 6s 'dx.AAO
J O Hob A Pat 4s
1949-.Mo.ls
Nor Jer St
33
Peoria Water Works Oo—
1st M
g
Bid
Diego Water Supply Oo—
a
UinJ "I^i956
MA 1
Sandusky Bay Bdge 1st 6 %s'4~" r
San Francisco
Bay Toll Bridi
let M sink fund
1
6%s '67.:
102
115
6% perpet
Consolidated TractionExtended 5s 1938
J&D
Elu i lulu! a Cent
Jersey fy—
104%
103%
103%
104%
/ 32
Jk 2
J&
J&
Bonds.
San
100 H
J&J
namden 8nb
Peoples Light & Power Corp—
1st lien 5%s
Oonv deb 5s
Ask
Public Service Oorp of N J—
75
88
87
104%
1943
Trust certs
74M
1
Bid.
Oorp of Long Island—
114%
102 %
103%
14
78
15
14
15
97
99
24
25%
56%
110%
111%
89%
88%
89%
98
99
•Negotiability impaired by maturity
90
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS AND
Nov., 1934]
Bid.
67 i
68;
Deb g 6* 2022 series A
MAS
Southwestern Public Service Co—
1st g 5**s
31
33
24H
26
/
Blev
i5I**
2
97**
First
lien
5
**£ 1951 ser
A_J
1st 4s Feb 1 1940...-—FA
United Light A Power Oo—
MAS k
1961--------JAD
62..AAO
1946-----JAJ
Syracuse Lighting 5s k 1951 -JAD
1st A ref 6 He 1954FAA
5s series B 1957——JAJ
Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s 1940-MAS
2d mtge g 5s 1930
JAJ
Taco ny-Palmyra Bridge—
1st M 6s
*
74**
,
105
38
)k
77**
'
40
40""
48**
United Power A jlikoi uxaneas;
98**
J&
B—FA
100
91
1st mtge 6s 1947 ser
United Public Service Oo—
»♦/
109
*J
AS
f
>/
83
92
1
2
2
1
29
30**
31**
29**
31**
88
111
>(
'/
112
>/
\f
110
9**
8
9
**
**
9M
Bait Sparrows Pt A Ohes—
II"
9
4
1H
8H
F<!
1st g gu 4**s 1953
Baltimore Traction Oo—
»/
90
14
9
....
92
)/
14
/
14
,/
83**
Debenture 7s 1952—-——JAD
Taiwan Elec Pow.—See Foreign G ovt.
43
mmmm
United Railways of Havana-
Co—
1958—JAD
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
5s 1953
.——.MAN
Telephone Bond A Share
50**
Deb 5s
51**
Eq7**s Feb 16 1936—FA
♦/ 25
/
1956--—-^JAD
88
80**
S23
Ll^n^^
Texas Gas Util. 6s 1945
AAO fk 15H
Texas-Louisiana Power Oo- f^T
1st 6s 1946
/ 33
33
1st 5**s I960 series B—MAS /
'
A 1942 ...MAS /
53
Texas Pow Corp 6s 1956..-MAS
32
General 6**s 1956—-—-MAS
Texas Pow A Lt 1st 6s 1937
J&D
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A
JAJ
1st A ref 5s 1950--—...MAN
Third Avenue Ry (New York)—
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft 14 JAJ
AdJ lnc g 5s Jan lfroO opt—AAO
99**
Third Ave RR 1st 5s g r37—JAJ
Dry Dock K Bway A Battery
r 15
5s ctfs of dep 1932
58
Sou Boulevard g 6s 1945..JAJ
73
Union Ry 1st 5s g 1942
FAA
58
Westchester El 1st 5s g 43 JAJ
58
Yonkers Ry 1st 5s 1946..AAO
70
Tide Water Power 1st 5s '79.FAA
Tabo Electric Power (Japan)
90**
1st s f 7s 1955 ser A...MAS15
Tokyo Elec Light Co (Japan)—
75**
1st g 6s 1953 series..
J&D15
103
Toledo Edison 5s 1962
MAN
100
Tol G E A H con 1st g 5s '35. AAO
Trenton G A El g 5s 1949—MAS
112**
30
Trenton St Ry con g 5s *3S-JAJ
15
General 6s, 1941
—JAD
45
Tren Pass Ry 1st ext 6s '61-AAO
103
Tri-Cities Water 6**s 1942.. JAD
Tri-Htate Telep A Teleg—
106**
5 **s 1942
...MAN
1st M 5s 1942 ser B
MAN
104**
Troy City Ry—See Un Tr (Alb)
Turner Falls Pow A El 5s A '52 JAD
109**
23d
Street
Ry—See N Y
Rys
Twin City Rapid Transit Oo—
44
1st lien A ref 5**s 1952—JAD
St Paul City Ry—
74
Oable cnt 5s 1937——JAJ15
Guaranteed
74
Twin States Gas A Electric—
101
1st A ref 5s Oct 1953
AAO
103
1st 1 A ref 5 **s 1945 Ser A.MAS
Twin States Natural Gas Oo—
Conv deb 6s 1933
FAA /
—
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow Oo—
79
1st M s f 7**a 1955
MAM
Guar s f 7s 1952
FAA
73
ser
_
V
it*
86**
United Tel A Tel 5**s A19531
1st lien 6s ser B 1953—-J
United Traction (Albany)—
Oon
/
/
/
>/
g
Gen
96
Unit
g
76"
5s 1947
4
29
24
2**
7
33
63
39
68
63**
65**
49
99**
84**
51
67
Utah Power A Light Uo—
"4"
3
59
Utica El A P 1st 5s 1950—-J(
Utlca G A El ref A ext 5s '57.31
82
Gen
35
1 **
U°5*
106
103
ser
Gen 5s 1952 series E
115**
104
5J*s 1949 ser C—JAD
Gen M 5s 1956
34
104**
104**
103
Si
28 J*
25**
94
/
Utilities Service 6s 1953 ctf de
Oonv deb 6**s ser A 1938.1
83**
28**
25**
J/27**
34
"5"
104
65
78
65
91**
Virginia Pow 1st 6h 1942—JAD
Virginia Public Service Oo—
1st A ref 5*i« 1946 ser A—FAA
1st A ref 5s 1950
ser
B
82
103
JAD
6**s 1955
1956 Ser A
JAD
1st 5s series B 1957
MAS
West Un Teleg coll tr 5s 1938-JAJ
Fdg ABEM 4**s g '50—MAN
0**s Aug 1 1936
FAD
25-year g 5s 19fl
JAE
30-year 5s Mar 1 1960
MA)Mut Un6s ext at 5%to'41.MAN
Western Utilities Corp—
1st coll tr s f 5 Ha 1948
JAE
6% notes 1937
MAN
Westmoreland Water 1st 5s..1952
Westphalia United El Pr (Germ,
1st Msf 0s 1953
JAi
103**
65**
36
JAJ
97
98**
MAN
94
MAf
2
54
AAO
Wisconsin Electric Power Oo—
let M 5a 1954 ser A
FAD
Wisconsin Gas A Electric—
1st g 5e 1952 opt 1919
JAI
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Oo—
1st M 5s 1947
AAO
100
55
105
107
104
105**
69
Wisconsin Michigan Power Oo—
1st A ref 5s June 15 *57- JAD1/
1st M 4**s 1901
JAJ
Wisconsin Minn Light A Power1st A ref 5s 1944 opt '19.. MAN
Gen A ref 7s 1947JAJ
1st A ref 8s 1944
MAN
Wisconsin Power A Light—
1st 1 A ref 5s 1950 ser E
MAb
72
100**
95
92
101
96
95
90
85
100
80
79**
1st lien A ref 5s 1958 ser F JAD
1st lien A ref 5s ser G 1961 .JAJ
78
87
1st lien A ref 0s ser H1952 MAN
Wisconsin Pow, Light A Heat—
1st A ref 5s 1946
..JAD
80
80
80
90
90
93
96
98
95
Public Service Oorp—
92
101
Wiscon Rlv Pow 1st 5s 1941 MAN
Wise Val El 1st A ref 5s '42MAN
1st mtge 5 H* 1942
MAN
Wolverine Power 7s 1943——JAD
103
95
100
102
49
93
100
42
Worcester A Conn Eastern Ry—
1st s f g 4*4s 1943
JAJ
98
k
70**
York (Pa) Gas 1st 6s 1941-MAN
York Haven WatAP 1st 6s'51JAD
110
100
103
50
L960-FAA
30
33
52
98**
77**
/
96**
97**
Ref M 6s 1954
95
50
48
deposit
76
25
104
104**
97**
106
97**
3
108**
98**
AAO
98
102**
Wllliamsport Water Oo—
A
32
105**
FAD
ser
87**
28
96
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Oo—
1st M 5e 1941 opt—
MAN
White Line St Ry 0s 1935
Wichita Water 0s 1949
MAf
%IX
38
86**
York Rys 1st M g 5s '37 opt. JAD
78
City A Sub 5s g 1948
FAA
Washington A Suburban Oos—
Ooll trust 5**s 1941
65**
MAS
Washington Water Power Oo—
106
1st ref 5s 1939 op
_JAJ
1st A gen 5s 1960
97**
JAJ
Waterbury Gas Light Oo—
1st mtge 4**s 1958
106**
MAN
Waterloo Oed Falls A No Ry—
1st M s f g 6s 1940 op '15—JAJ /
2
Certificates of
f
20
MAN
w
s
5*48
72**
52
1st M 5s 1955
1st lien A ref 6s w
80
Ooll tr
Western United Gas A Elec Co—
Yadkin River Pow 1st 6s '41. A AC k
Yonkers By—See Third Ave Ry.
56**
Wash Ry A El g 4s 1951——JAD
Anacost A Pot 5s 1949
AAO
44**
Western States Util 6s A *45.AAO
Western United Oorp—
79"
77
FAA
JAJ
1st M 6 Hs 1953
105
103**
50
1st s f 5**s 1947
107
109
109**
67*1
JAD k
Wash'n (D O) G L 5s 1960—MAN
Refunding 5s 1958
6s m 1936 ser B
Washington Gas A El Oe—
2
65 J*
Wyoming Vail P 8 6s 1971— AAO
72**
1st A ref 6s series O 1952.MAS
Deb s f 6s 1946
—FAA k
Washington Bait A Ann El—
1st M 5s Mar 1941 op
MAS /
77
104**
108**
103**
108**
104**
lst A ref mtge 5s ser B *54-J<S
Sec conv 5**s 1944
J
70**
15
1st 1A ref 6s 1952 ser A—AAO
1st A ref 5**s 1958
JAJ
Wise Pub Service Oo—
lat A ref 5r. 1942
JAJ
Bridge A Terminal-
6s
65
80"
15
Wisconsin
93
/
Vicksb
6
4
fc
54
27
82"
1st lien 6s series B 1950—-AAO
notes Feb 15 '33-FAil
Western Puolic Service Co—
1st. A ref 5**» 1960
FAA
...
U till ties Public Service Oo—
Oonv 6s 1933
J
105""
106
2-yr 6%
Utilities Power A Light Oorp—
'947104
102**
Winnipeg El Go let ref 5s '35 JAJ
"4**
••«*<»«»
106
1st m 5s Aug 1952
91
90
30
MAN
1935
1st M 5a 1950. ser B
1st m 5s 1900 ser O
tr (Plttsb)—See Phil* Gc
United Wat G A E 5s 1941.-MAS
Unterelbe Power A Light Oo—
87
25""
61
87
Western Pow (Can) 5s 1949—JAJ
Western P L A Telep—
1st 1 coll 6s 1948 ser A
FA/
76
4**s 2004
Albany Ry con M 6s g '30
87
21
34
74
Tennessee Eastern Elec Co—
70
1st M 5s 1943
FAA
Tenesesee Electric Power—
87
1st A ref 6s 1947 ser A—JAD
1st A ref 5a
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962 opt.-MAN
Tennessee Public Service—
94
1st A ref 5s 1970—
75**
Ternl Hydro Elec 6 *<e 1953-FAA
Texxe Haute Traction A
85
1st con M c 58 1954
Torre Haute W W Oorp—
101**
1st M 6s 1949 ser A
JAD
98**
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
FAA
82
Texarkana W 1st 5s
58----FAA
69
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5s 48—MAN
2
Texan Elec Ry 5s 1947..—.JAJ /
1
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt-JAJ /
Texas Electric Service Oo—
80H
1st mtge 5s I960--------JAJ
46
6s
106 j*
86
60**
AAO
Whatcom Oo RyALt 5s '35.MAV
United Rys of St Louis—
Gen g 4s July 1 1934
53
51
106
85
f 6**s'37
deb
110**
109**
4% notes 1939
FAA
Y Utilities 5s '46-JAL
Western N Y Water Oo—
1st M 5**s 1950
MAN
1st M 5s 1951
MAN
1st 5s soles B 1950
JAJ
1st
Unit Ryo A Elec (Baltimore)
106**
s
Conv
38
k
82 H
97
107
....
82
deb 6s 1973-
1st 6s series A 1944
109;
67
110
113
with war.JAD
West Va-Ohlo River Bridge—
1st M 6**s 1952
JAJ /
Western Mass Oos—
5% notes 1937
AAO
1st
82
31
West Penn Power—
1st M 6s '46 op *21 ser A.MAS
1st M 5a 1963 series E—..MAS
1st M 6s 1956 series G
JAD
1st M 4s 1961 ser H
JAJ
West Virginia Gas Oo—
106
41
77
30
tARys
116**
107**
Kootenay Pow 5s Mar 1 '56-
West PennElec. deb 6s 2030.A&O k
Western N
*
40**
25
3
101**
West Pehn Tr 1st 5s 1960—JAL
West Texas Utilities Oo—
68**
60**
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B.
United Elec Serv (Italy)—
28**
Westchester Elec—ttee 3o av Ry.
Westchester Lt 1st g 6s '50.. J AD
St Ry—8ee Boston El
West End Trac—See Phila Oo
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A..
45
-\
Uiigawa Elec Power (Japan)—
1st M s f 7s 1945
MAS15
89
106**
43**
76**
1951...—FAA
Sweetwater Water 5**s
6s
80
88
Extl 1st s f 7s 1956 ser A..JA.
Without warrants
United ilium Oo New Haven—
76
100
1st 5s 1959
-JAJ
Wayne United Gas 6**s *44. JAD / 40
West
74
Third Ave
Union Trac—See Phila R T
,
Syracuse Gas g 6s
8 f deb
106**
Ry—See
34**
100H
f
105**
1954 serA—JAJ
RR—See N W
Union Water Wks Co—
32 **
32**
Debenture 6a 1966-——JAD
6% conv notes 1935-——-AAO
Standard Power A L Oorp—
40 H
Deb g 6s 1957..—
Standard Public Servk» <CJorp—
28
1st lien 6s series A 1948—FAA
27
1st lien 6s 1948 ser B„—JAD
Standard Telephone Co—
23 H
1st 1 col tr 5 **■ *43 ser A-MAN
1
Conv deb 6s 1938
MAN /
Stettin Puo cell 7s l»46
-AAO / 28**
Stewart Mt Pr—See Salt Rlv Vail
Suburban Gas Oo of PhUadelphla
108
1st s f g 5s Apr 1 52 op 07 AAO
109
Suburban Lt A Pow 6s 1938.FAA
series^A—-—-JAJ
Ask
West End
Union Water Service Oo—
.
1935......—AAO
Super-Power Oo of IB—
1st AH* 1968
1st M 4**s 1970
1C7**
* 106**
1957
Union Pub Serv (Minn) 5e A 58
Union
Springfield Terminal Ry 7s 1942.
Standard Gas A Elec of Delaware
Debenture 6s
106**
1957—
5a
4**s
Union
79**
75 H
Bpg Br'k Wat 1st ref 6s '05-AAy
Springfield (Mo) Gas *. Klec.
1st mtgS 5s 1957 ser A.—JAD
6% g notes
Gen
Onion Elec L A Pow of Illinois—
48**
k
1st M s f 6s 1945 set A___.JAJ
Boothwestern States Telep Co—
1st M 6s 1948.
MAS
Southwest Gas Oo—
M..T
1st fm0**s'37 with w*rr_ MAN
Southwest Telep 6s B 1947-M&S
1st 6s series C1947.
J&g
Oonvdebser A 1932——— J&D
53
50
8
108
*»•
—
General
f 6a 1945
r-=T--M&N
Southwestern Power & Light-—
lit
108
68
.
Natural Gas Oo—
Southwestern
106
106
Bid.
Bonds and Stocks.
Ask.
Waukesha Gas A Electric Oo—
FAA
B...—FAA
let M 5a 1957 aer A
1st M 5s 1957 aer
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Go-—
Booth western Light A Pow
k
z ^'ssaj^ssssrt^*
NoTfc^s«
Bond*
87
STOCKS
67**
2
Watert'n LAP—See NoNYUtil.
Pm
(f)
86 preferred
it;
85 preferred
(t)
Allegheny Traction—See Phila Oo
Allentown A Bethlehem Gas—
7% preferred
50
......
Alliance Power, pref
100
Amer Cities Pow A Light cl A.25
Class B
1
Amer DIaTel of N J com
(f)
Preferred
loo
...
108
$7 Preferred
^
87 second pref series A
86 cum pref
(
(
431
383
36
%
111**
5**
14**
7**
I
.(f)
86 preferred
(t)
Amer Gas & Pow 86 1st
pref—(t)
American Light A Traction
..so
25
Amer Power A Light com
86 preferred
85 preferred.
i
80
38
33
Warrants
Amer Gas A Elec com
4
42**
.......
□
Amer A Foreign Pow cam
107**
98**
4
84**
PUBLIC UTILITY STKS.
Alabama
Power 87 pref
19**
84**
1**
10**
4*1
13**
11**
87**
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ft
■
V'
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Ex-dividend.
impaired
by
maturity.
6 Basis.
/ Flat
price,
k Last
sale.
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London.
n
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s Sale
price.
t No
par
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
88
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.
far.
fttocks.
Amer States Pub
$6 preferred
Amer Superpower
Sera A
Bid.
Atk.
Stocks.
first 96 preferred..
Preferred $6 series
7% preferred
Associated Gas A Elec
Common class A
com....
Preferred
Oleve Elec Ilium
(1;
Original preferred.
*
14 preferred..............
$5 preferred
16 preferred
$6Hi preferred............
17 preferred
18 lnt bear allot ctfis
—
Assoc Telep Go Ltd 91.60 pf.-(t)
A_. (t
96 pref with war......
(t
97 pref
(t
Atlantic City
Elec, 96 pref
Baton Rouge Elec
21
60
(t)
20
ft)
60
Chicago Rapid
Prior
•'
28
41X1
38X
~8X
Hudson
,
111
105
105X
25X\
26
86
87 X
6% preferred
97 pref without warrants
96 preferred series B.
,
Xt\
Conv pref 93.50 series
......60
interest Ocean Teleg (guar)..10o
luternat Power Securities
com.(t)
Xt
96 preferred..
100
90i
Iinternational Ry
i.
54H[
71
40)4
36
1n ternational
Mass B
j
91.75 preferred
93 50 preferred
Interstate Natural Gas.——(t)
56 X
69
39
38
H\
.........
........
Clase A full paid
1
El Paso Electric t
Prefrrrcrt
u
A
—
tWt preferred
1
.......
vL>el)
1%....
Eliz Consolidated Gas
A
_
80
May State telrg.
Elec 9% pf.
.
District
96 pref (f)
ctfs series 1—
m
Transit^""
orof«tK<l A.........100
76
78X
85
95
85
65
,
3X\
65M
3^
8«|
1HI
jj,.,
mui
con
preferred
9t>)i preferred
97 preferred ..........
96
s
Ct),
vl
(tu
<»»r
,
22
80
57
37
68
~3X
.......
100
Light
74 X
.100
('
com cl A..(
Louisville Railway Co——10u
Preferred
.......100
Low eli Electric Light
26
*u pf
¥
50
83
62
13 X
... .
I
v
I
Mas
1
Fl«
>
•
Mackay Companies 4% pref—100
Manhattan Elev Ry 7% guar 100
Modified 5% guar
100
Marcuni lnt Marine Oommuni—
Axner dep rets for ord shs—£1
M af CO u» V* uei panada J.
1
vtarbd
«an "ranclsco) I04»
6% preferred..————100
6% prior pret erred
100
6% non-cum 2d preferred.. 100
Mass
' ♦
*ervjc*
im
Louisiana Power A
Louisv Gas A Elec
.
*
«I,I
6% conv preferred...
6X% preferred
Powet
a
Llgbi
asauciat n-
(JommoD with warrants.....
Common without warrants
Fed St A Pleasant Val—SeePhOaOo
Federal
.
69
75X\
29
I
L*Ub iajaxiu
com
V11
7% preferred.............100
Q% preferred......
100
Los Angeles GAB
Oorp 6%pfl00
1001
1S
I
G%*
<gbt.......... J04»
5% preferred
——.——100
lake «ui
t 'ist Pow 7% prel.
14M)
Lincoln Telep A Tel^p com
100
Lindsay Light com.————10
Preferred
.——.—10
JO«
6H% preferred.—..—.. 100;
6% preferred
100
Empire Power Corp partlc stk. (t)
96 preferred
(T1
Engineer* Pub Her* cam
fD
95 convertible preferred—.(t)
95vt pief
with * rrauto;
U;
96 preferred....- ........(t)
Essex A Hudson Gas..—100
European Elec class A....... 10
Option warrants—.........
Falrm't Pk A Hadd Pass By—Set
Fall River Elec Light
21
Fall Rivet Gas Works
...26
Federal LightA Tr com
—..16
Preferred
Laclede
i
100)
-
—
3^1
Empire Gas A Fuel Oe pf 8%.100 k
Preferred 7%
113X\
,
Keystone Pub Serv 92.80 pref—t
Keystone Telephone—
94 prelerence
..——50,
Kiubf v » LLft / % pref
.....iou
5% preferred
10U
38 X
34 %
3
...........KM
5X% preferred..
—.100
Kansas Cit> Power A Light—
1st pref 96 series B
—(1
Kansas City Pub Serv com
(t
7% preferre
(t
Elec Pow 7%
pref
1011
Kansas Gas A Elec 7 %
pref.. 104
aentuckv Utllltlp* rw®'
104
,
50
60
.100
Preferred
It*
MauMut
114X
.—..(T>
% Ellz A Trenton RR com..
87
+
....(f)
* i
—(t)
7% pref
Italian Superpower xmmoo A
(t)
9X\
90 preferred
......(1
96 preferred.
(*
Elec Power Association
1
#7
....
Utll
Drbenturs rights..
Jamaica Water Supp 7X
% pf—50
I Jefferson Electric com
—(t)
Jersey Cent Pow A Lt 7 % pref 100
I
Eighth Ave RR—See N Y Rys
Electrical Securities. 6% pref. lb
prei
suutneru
182%
Electric Bond A Share ——(1
~2X
.
96 preferred.
6X
(t
(T)
v t o
—100
A Teleg..(ti
Utilities A
(t
-
qq'X international Teiep
93 J
i
(1
""
Mgiu Corp.
40X
Internal
(+
issue com
%
13 X
13X
63)|
Certificates of
deposit........
tiydro-E) Syst A....25
38
37
-
Eastern States Pew t.'or com(B)i
♦
172
79
Oorp.—
0% preferred.
10C
Indlanap Pow A Lt 6X % preflOt
Indianapolis Ry Co.. —....100
(t)
97 preferred
96 preferred
Optional warrants
Water Power——
10>
County Gas—.......lot
0%pref106
104
i#*»
K»e
Ughi
M A F—See PhllaRT.
Ilium A Power Secur lot
pref.100
Illuminating Shares class A
Indiana Service
104
Conv stock.
HI
1
—
.........100
Mw
Idaho Power 7%
pref....——104
6% preferred
(t)
Illinois Pow. A Lt.
6% pref...104)
96 preferred
(t)
Illinois North Utilities
111X\
Eastern N J Pow 6% cum prefHM
Ess* ^bnre Pub Serv 6X% P' 4f>
Eastern Utli
Prior
Huiyokt
60
Assoc'*—
Edison Elec Blum (Boston)_.10<
(t)
Preferred ................100
Cincinnati Street By
......60
Clncin A Suburb Bell Telep
60
—
Adjustment stock
,
part ctfs.(t)
preferred B
100
Ohrta A iOtn dm MM—See NY M» s
Cincinnati Gas A Electric pref 100
Cincinnati Gas Tranep—
100
Otnc New A Gov Lt A Trac...100
1
104
(t)
100
<t
Preferred B stock
18X
A L 97 pf it)
mm
Hestonville
49
Eastern Mass St My cum—.lot
First preferred stamped
10<
75
Cent Vermont Pnb Ser 96 pf — (t)
Ohes A Poto Tele of Bait pref.lOOl
•
Haverhill
36
47
.............(t)
6% preferred
100
4X% prior preferred—...100
67
Rler Ry com
6% preferred
114X\
Common.
25
*
mtm
.....
Havana
,
81
Eastern Gas A Fuel
3
.......
3
k
105
pre!—(t)
95.50 pref
(J)
Hackenzack Water—........2t>
Preferred
—.26
Hamilton Gas common v t c—
(t)
Hartford Electric
Light—26
Hartford Gas com
26
Preferred
.........—26
31X
77
pf 101
(East Coast Public Service
Corp cl A
:—
7% preferred
—
,
Cent Pub Utii Corp A—......(f)
Vot trust ctfk common.......:
Cent AH W Utll com
———'.
central States Elec Oorp
.1
7% preferred
....—100
9% cum pref Tt— A. Y warr). 100
(wltbeut tT
Chicago Rys partlc
*\%
Oorp fo
Greenwich WaterAGas 6% pf-100
28X
...—.1104
—104
nuquesne Light—See Phlla Co—
Cent Pub Serv
Ohio Dlst Elec Generat
Green Mt Puw
Gulf States Utll 90
pref.—— (t)
22^1
Edison
Duke Pswer
29
27 X
T.
68
lntwbnr»< R T vol trust
ctfs.. 100
101
Detroit
1st pf 100
(t\.
100r
...
A P (Bait)
Cunningham Nat Gas cl A
Dallas Power A Light 7% pref
6% preferred-..
Dayton Pow A Light 6% pref
Derby Gas A Elec 97 prei.,.
iW
01001
Ohlc City A Con com
Pref partlcctfa
Ctfs of deposit
L
74X
Cumberland Oo(Me)P A Lt
37 X
89 X
3Vs
Capital Transit (Wash. D
Carolina Pow A Light 97 pref (t)
96 preferred
(t)
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Oorp pf 100
Cent Hud G A E com v t c
(t)
6% preferred
100
Central Illinois Light 6% pf
100
7% preferred.
100
Cent 111 Pub Serv 96 pref
(t)
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref. 100
nentral Maine Pew 6% pref.. 100
7% preferred
100
Cent Ohio Lt A Pow 6% pf— (t)
Central Pow A Light 7 % pref.100
Cent Pub Serv (Del)—
»
-100
(t
Power $0 preferred.
(♦)
German town Pass—See Phlla RT
Gold A Stock
Telep (guar)—100
Green A Coatee—See Phlla R
40
com..
.1
preferred.
Georgia
Oontlnen Pass Ry—See Phlla R 1
Cuban Telephone pref
— 1(K
•
Central States Pow
———(t)
Elec 8erv
7% prior preferred
96 preferred series A
...(f)
Bklyn A Queens Transit com.f t>
96 preferred..
.......(t)
Brooklyn Union Gas
If)
Buffalo Niagara A East Power
91.60 prior preferred
25
95 first pref—
(t)
Cable A Wireless, Ltd
Amer deprec 7H% Aord...£l
Amer dep rec B ord
£1
Amer deposit rets 5 X% pref £1
Calif-Oregon Pow 7% pref—100
6% preferred series or 1927.100
6% preferred..
—
—..100
Calif Water Serv 6% prtf
100
Common
Gen Wat Gas A
Elec com A
Continental Gas A Electric—
7 % pref. .100
B'way A 7th Av RR—See N Y Bys
Brockton Gas Light Oo vt c
26
Bklyn-Manbat Transit._....(t)
Preferred
66
84
8X
73
«t
6% cum pref series D
—.104
5X% preferred series E
104
6% preferred series A——.100
Consolidated Gas (N Y) com—(t)
95 preferred.
(D
Cons Trac of N J—See P S Oorp
Cons Trac (Plttab)—See Phlla Co
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
100
Consumers Pr (Maine) pf 6%. 104
6.6% preferred
—.104
95 preferred
.(t
(t)
Can Hydro-El Corp tt%
Canada Nor Pow com
69
55
83 X
71X
Cons Gas E
93 cony preferred
..._(t)
Boston Eleyated RR com—100
Brazilian Tr Lt A Pow ord
(t)
Bread River Power
111X
55
Warrants..............—..
6X% preferred.....—.-—100
.Connecticut Power
—Jt>
Connecticut Ry A Lighting—100
mx
I
Preferred
1(M
Fy—See N Y Bys
Corp
.........1
Class B
22""
20X
109 X
S3
6X
Bleeck St A Pol
Bridgeport Gas Light—
Bridgeport Hydraulic Cs
Brit Col Pow Corp A
——
—
62
122 X
3
E pref
—
....
58
Conn Lt A Pow 614 % pref
28X
35X1
104
(Del) oom A -(t)
Preferred 7%
--(f)
Preferred 8%
(f)
96 cum conv pref ser A
(t)
96 conv pref ser B
(t)
Gen Italian Edison Elec
Oorp—
Amer shs for
ordinary stock—
Gen Public Service
Corp
(t)
96 preferred
(f)
Gen 1 Public
Utilities 97 pfd—(t>
66
Connecticut
39 X
Blackstone Val Gas A
lOO
Bergen County. 100
8
7% preferred
100
100
Co 96 pf—(t)
Beauharnois Power, com.
(t)
Bell Telephone (Canada)..... 100
Bell Telep of Pa 6H%Lpf100
Blue Ridge
Telegraph (guar)
65
Optional warrants
96 preferred
(t)
Community Power A Light—
First preferred 6%
—.100
Community Water Ser com..
1
(t.
Bangor Hydro Elec com.
7% preferred...
6% preferred
Ask.
Gen Elec Ltd see Misc Stocks
Gen Gas A Elec
6% preferred series A—. 100
5% preferred
100
6% conv preferred..
100
Columbus Delaware A Marlon
7% preferred
100
Columbus Ry PAL 1st pf A 6%100
Preferred ser B QX%
100
Oommonwe<h-Edlson Co—100
Commonwealth A Sou Oorp comt
pref..........—100
Ct)
Class A
Associated Telep Utll com
Franklin
Gas A Elec of
Oolum G A El Oorp (Del) com (t)
AssodatedTeipA Teleg (96) pref (t)
Bid.
...
100
common
(
6% preferred
.—...—1—
Cleveland Railway—
...100
Certificates of deposit
Coast Oo Gas A El 1st pref
100
1
Par.
Foreign Light A Power units, (t)
Frankf'd A S'thwark—seePhilaRT
100
City Ry (Dayton, Ohio)——.100
—1
Arkan A Me Pew 7% pref
100
Arkansas Pew A Lt 97 pref— 1
6% preferred
(t)
Preferred
-
Stocks.
Fitch burg Gas A Elec
Light..-60
Florida Power A Lt 97
pref.
(t)
Citizens Gas (Indlanap) com..25
Preferred
100
Citizens* Pass Ry—See Phil R T
Citizens Traction—See Phlla Oo.
t6 1st preferred
(t)
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref.100
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp
-97 first
Ask.
Bid
.........
Corp
American Telep A Teleg
100
Amer Wat Wks A Elec com—(t)
-
Par.
Cities Service com———t
Preferred
-1001,
Preferred B__.
10 k
Preferred BB
100 k
Cities Serv Pr A Lt 96 pf—
(t)
(
IX
4X
4X
4X
Preferred
W arrant*
.
Maus Utilities Associates v t c
!
1
i
(f)
6% conv partlc preferred...60|
22 H
Nov., 1934]
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
Quotations for all securities
Par
Jgocka
Bid.
Memphis Natural Gas ...— -(f)
Memphis Power A Light 7% pf(t)
MetroDolltan Edison * 'o—
07 preferred series B— .—-IT)
$6 preferred ocries C...
IT)
Middle Wear Utilities
IT)
$6 cum pref without war.—(t)
Midland Utll 7% prlar lien—luo
•% prlo Uen_-—
100
7% preferred class A--——100
0% preferred class A--—-.100
Milw. Klec. Ry. A Light—
6% pref. series 1921—-—100
Milwaukee Gas Light 7% pref 100
Minnesota Pow A Lt 7%
$6 cum preferred
...---100
Miss Power Ac Light 0 % pref - . (t)
I
Ask.
4§*
Common non-voting
Mountain States Tel A
Tel—100
Nassau & Suffolk 7% pref— 100
National Power a Light com—(f)
preferred-
.
-- -
„
-
1st pref-100
Nevada-Oalif Electric com —100
Preferred
100
Newark Consolidated Gas-.--100
Nebraska Power, 7 %
100
Heat & Power
%
$7 preferred—————(t)
$6 preferred
Jf)
45""
19
53
92)4
2
4%
107 %
28 %
aV
98
47""
104
Citizens
35
8
iS5*
10*
41
•
36
105%
33%
2%
5%
33
2
5
Standard
Class B
60
13
18
City Pass Ry ($22 H pd)60
47
52
10
14
23
19
75
20
28
73
73
5
Northern
82
80
80
47
60
51
34*
51
1
4
10
27
29
25
54
100
52)4
11%
55)4
45
48
11)4
13 %
13%
14)4
2)4
1
3
110%
38
66)4
72
Public Serv of Ind prior pf
(t)
06 preferred
(t)
Public Serv. Co. of N.H. 00 pt.(t)
Public Serv Ocrp ef N J
( j)
8% preferred
100
7% preferred
100
6% preferred
100
)4
49
11
5H
112)4
40)4
67)4
73 %
84
69%
60)4
$5
80
3
Be Jersey
(t)
25
47
0% preferred
5% preferred
4)4
16)4
15
18
15)4
21)4
19)4
15)4
21%
Twin States Gas A Electrics
69%
80
7% preferred
7% preferred
Union Gas (Canada)
109)
43
75
Union Pass—See Phila R T
Union St Ry (New Bedford)—100
11
r
14
72
62
57
65
60
10
11
3
86
4
31%
110
United
86%
76
Ws
arranta
United Gas A Impt
$5
12
12
64
67%
60
52
54
102%
13
15
9
Non-voting
27%
Preferred
Preferred
Western Union
7% prior preferre.
6% prisr preferre -
19%
West
•
83
83
101%
96'"
94
5c
~7%
74
100
..100
100
86""
90"
75
79
26
32
105
106
Savannah El A Psw fl%
pref.100
Scranton Electric $0 pref
(f)
Scranton-Spring Brook
•
25c
15c
...100
San Joaq L A Pow pf a 7%
Water Service 0% pf
.(f)
100
Washington Wat Pow 6%j>f
18%
Penn
Telegraph....100
Elec Oo Class A., (f)
lui,
7% cum preferred
0% cum pref
West Penn Power 7%
par
value
* Laat »lo.
J London,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price.
100
pref
100
8% oreferred
100
West Phila Pass—See Phila R T.
West Texas Utilities 06 pref.. (f)
Winnipeg Elec Co..
m
—
Preferred
100
Wisconsin Power ALlght
0%pflOO
7% preferred
.100
Wisconsin Pub Ser
Oorp7%pf 100
6% % preferred
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref
100
Yerk (Pa) Railways Preferred.50
19%
j
t Without
..
Massachusetts Cos..
Western Power Oo $7 pref...100
81
81
......
(t)
1
Western
85
—...ft)
7% Preferred........—
if)
Sangamo Electric com
(t)
1
—
...........
6% preferred
100
Washington (D O) Ga
....20
Wash (D O) Ry A El cam
100
18
22
Louis Pob Serv—
Common
....(t)
7% cumul pref
—.—100
/lrgtnla Elec A Power
06 preferred
(f)
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref
100
42
0% preferred series D
100
Telep $0% pref
100
Louis County Water pref. 100
ft)
common
Class B vtc
5%
25%
......
Utilities Power A Lt Ol A
60
45
(t)
.
$6 preferred.
44
12%
24%
(
_(f)
U tlca Gas A Electric 7 % pref 100
17
Amer shares representing com.
Rhode lal Pub Serv pref...
it)
(
(
(
.....
10
16
vot
pref (nou-vot)
0% cum. 1st pref
Utah Power A Light—
07 preferred
63
100
cum
United 111 Oa of New Haven
United Lt A Pr com A
Common B
172""
11
Elec(Conn)pref 100
07 pref series A.
76%
11
(f)
(t)
United Gas A El of NJ 5% pf.100
United Gas Oorp com .......(1)
39
62%
66%
Corp
United Gas A
102
88
35
(f)
f3 cumulative preferred
Warrants
114
100
—100
Union Traction—See Phila R T
90
32
59
Roch
93
101
102
73
15
8
50
100
Union El L A Pow (111) 6% pref—
Un El L A Pow (Me) 6% pf—100
112
Rochester G A E 7% pref B..1UU
0% preferred series O
100
.100
7% prior lien
110%
5%
42%
27%
8t
85
IV*
82
10%
23d Street—See N Y Railways
Twin City Rapid Transit
(t)
Power common
(f)
Queens Borough GaaAE]0%pflOO
Radio Oorp of Amer......
(t)
7% cum pref A
60
6% cum pref B
(t)
Rap Tran St Ry—See P S Corp.
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power—
Preferred
10
23%
15%
15
167
Class A.__
H)
Ridge Ave Pass—8ee Phila R T.
Riverside Traction
50
66
(t)
22%
Gas A Elec Trac.. 100
Quebec
100
100
Teleg....
Preferred
102
7% preferred
100
Public Service of Okla 7 % pref 100
6% preferred
100
Pub Serv El A G 05 pref
(t)
Puget 8d Pr A Lt 00 pref
(t)
85 prior preierred
(f)
100
Telephone Bond A Share Oo—
Class A
(t)
7% 1st preierred
100
Tennessee
p..w iat pf (7%) 100
7.2% 1st preferred
100
1st preferred (0%)
100
5% cum 1st preferred—...100
Texas Power A Light 7% pref.100
6% preferred
_(t)
Tbiru Avenue Ry (N Y)
10u
Toledo-Edison pref A (7%)—100
40
100
Public Service Oe ef Ner 111— 60
Common
(f)
0% preferred
luu
St
102
15
_(t)
Rapid Transit St Ry Oe
83
4)4
preferred
Consolidated Trac of N J. .100
85
67)4
58
(t)
0% preferred
5% preferred
7*
38*
52
100
pref. .100
100
100
100
35
Oorp of Canada com__(t)
Preferred
65)4
92
Ry—See Phila Co
100
6% preferred._luu
Trl-State Telep A
tty..
119
24
T St
...
55
118%
7
R
Syracuse Ltg
6
50
Public Serv ef Oele 7 %
26
.
Preferred
Sub
12
Providence Gas
2.7)4
com.
9
18
6
Lt
40
52
95
%
A
46
81
1
Pow
50
Passenger
16 %
I2o*
62
106%
_(f)
0%% preferred
8% preferred
Tampa Elec Co
72""
1214
1%
P 8 Corp.
20
Power
*3*
90
7 % Df.100
115
100
Portland Gas A Coke. 7% pf—100
Postal Teleg A Cable 7% pf.100
Potomac Ealson Co 0% pref.I'M)
7% preferred
100
Potomac Elec Pow 6% pref. r10U
5)4% preferred——..i1
100
1$
P
15*
!!*
Telep pref. 100
37
Piedmont A
4%
%
-
33
105
West Pblla Pass guar
35
83
Sprlngf (Mass) St Ry Cos pf—100
Standard Gas A Elec com..
(t)
07 cum prior pref
......it)
$4 cum preferred
(t)
08 cum prior pref
(f)
27"
Philadelphia Traction
50
Ridge Ave Pass (020 pd)
50
2d A 3d Sts Ry guar
50
13th A 16th Sts Pass Ry.._.50
Union Paso (030 5-6 pd)
60
Union Traction (017% pd)—50
101
25
25
4
Phila Traction—See Phila R T.
64
Bell
Preferred.
Phila A Darby Pass Ry
50
Phil A Gray'B Fy (025 pd)—50
%
39
A Tr—See
17
105
A Soutbwark
Preferred
i54
Ei
Pass.50
Phila
77
64
Swiss American Elec pref
56
33
4
G
80
39
Frandfd
100
Jer
75
35
Germantown
65)4
75)4
18%
46
61
Southwestern Lt A Pr com A. .(t)
40
20
60
.50
Philadelphia Elec Co com
ft)
85 preferred
(t)
Phila Elec Power 8% pref
25
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
50
7% preferred
50
Citizens Passenger guar..—60
Continen Pass Ry (029 pd)..50
Falrm't Pk A Hadding'n
50
5
22 %
17%
44
Springfield Gas A Elec pref
1
Springfield (Mass.) GLOl vto 2)
Free stock
25
8
11
106
7
4
Preferred
preferred (0%)
Southwestern Gas A El
105
4
NY Steam Co—
First preferred (5%%)—
Southwestern
15
3
110
First
So
57
8
3
•if)
Bridge 4% cum pref ._—100
8%
47
61
Trac pref.
Monongahela Lt A Pr__
11
25
67
10
52
20
55
10%
55%
50
3
6)4
Ask.
55
31
69
22
29%
;51
(T
25
49
67
55
...—50
(t)
.100
South A Atlan
Green A Ooates Sts ($15 pd)_60
Bestouvllle M A F com——50
%
12
I
.100
Preferred
Phila A Darby—See Phila R T.
Phila A Grays—See Phila RT.
34
6
Common-.
A
Preferred
Teleg (guar)
25
Southern Indiana G A E 6%pf 100
7% preferred
100
Southern Nat Gas Oorp
(
Southern New Eng Telep
..100
Southern Union Gas com
(f)
20)4
50
Monongahela St Ry
A Fultan Ferrf-lOO
B way A 7th Ave guar
100
Christopher A Tenth 8ts—100
Blstb Avenue aid
100
Twenty-third 8t guar
100
N Y A Queens El L A P—
Ottawa Light Heat A Paw—100
Preferred
-—100
Ottawa Traction
——100
Pacific A Atlantic Tel (gn)—26
Pacific Gas A Electric
—26
79
Federal St A Pleasant Val—25
5l"
oieecker ot
7% preferred..
100
oH% .'referred
100
Northern N Y Utll pref
iOU
Nor Ontario Power Co 0% pref 100
Nor States Power (Del) com—100
7% preferred
100
0% preferred
100
Northwest Electric 0% pref__ 100
Preferred 7%
100
North West Utll 7% pref
100
7% prior lien
.........100
Northwest Bell Telep 0%t pi-100
Northwestern Teleg^guar)
50
Ohio Edison $0 pref
(t)
07 preferred
—(t>
Ohio Power 0% pref
100
Ohio Public Serv pref A (7%)-iw
0% preferred
.100
Oklahoma Gas A Elec 7% pf—100
Obis Nat Gas Corp units
100
Omaha A Council Blulfs Railway
Southern Col Pow com A
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf_100
Corp—
-
58
86%
71
.100
Traction..
Consolidated
70)4
.
Southern Canada Power....
85)4
.
00 cum pref
Allegheny Traction
106
102
(T)
%
1%
63
12
55
(+>
i
4
62*
% pref. 100
05 preferred
0% cum preferred
30 %
8
66)4
>f)
25
2
Pass—See Phila R T.
Philadelphia Co com
...—(t)
92
$7 preferred ser A
CT)
S0 dividend pref
---It)
N Y Telephone 0%% pref—100
N Y Water Serv 0% pref
100
Niagara A H udsori Pow ..... -10
Option warrants A
Option warrants B
Option warrants C
■
Monh American Co com
it)
6% preferred
.—50
Nurth Amer Edison $0 pref—(t)
Nor Amer Gas A Elec A
(t)
N srth Amer Light A Pow
... -1
$0 preferred---—.————(
Nor Amer Utility Sec— Com.(
Mar Boat Ltg Prap cam —.—(
Preferred
—H
North Continent Utll oom
100
0% preferred..
—100
y% preferred
-100
Nur Indiana Pub Ser 6% Pi.-J™*
29%
—
05 preferred
(T)
Pennsylvania Water A Pow__(t)
(Ohio)
.100
66"
Common
(t)
25
25
People's G L A O
49%
99 %
5
25
5% % preferred series O
6% preferred series B
Penna Gas A Elec Co 7
7)4
108 %
88
preferred
South Calif Edison common
Phila City
64)4
non-cum
70
48
$6 preferred
31%
A Middlesex Lt.100
Uu
28
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt 07 pf.(T)
nref.100
Now Jersey Pow A Lt So Dref(t>
New Orleans Public Service—
07
"6%
Bid.
Southeastern Gas A Water A—(t)
Southeastern Pr A Lt—
Warrants
ai*
67
Oorp 07 pref (t)
Participating class A stock, (f)
100
100
Somerset
106
47
100
Warrants B
«!*
18%
31%
71
115
89
Penna Gas A Elec
98
..
70
Warrants
New England Telep A Teleg—100
N Eng W at L A P Asso 0% pf-100
New Haven Water..
---50
7% preferred
New York Railways
Shawlnlgan Water A Pawer —(t)
Sioux City Gas A El 7% pf—100
Sierra Pac Elec pref
-.100
Sixth Avenue— See N Y Rys
7%
Lt APaw$6 prefft)
$2.80 preferred
10
7% preferred
(t)
N Y Mutual Telegraph—---25
N Y Power A Light Corp $0 pf it)
30
Peun-Ghio Luison—
39
31
9
N J A Hud Rlv Ry A Fer
Y)—(t)
100 i
2nd A 3rd Sts Ry—See Phila R T
107
104
pref
100
Peninsular Telep Co com—— (t)
Penn Hentral
(t)
—(t)
$6 convertible preferred
$6 prior pref—
7
-—x.00
100
-
Preferred
70
El Assn—
06% preferred stamped
(T)
New Eng Pow Assn cum
-It)
6% preferred—.—
100
New England fewer. Co. pref 100
New England Pub 8erv com.. - (t),
17 prior preferred-It)
Second Ave RR Oorp (N
Sedaiia Water pref
23%
75%
1
......(t)
-It)
Pawtucket Gas
New Brunswick Light—
New ifing Gas A
1st preferred
Pacific Telep A Teleg
6% preierred
30
Preferred--.------—100
100
Patersou A Fansalc Gas A El. 100
preferred—-IT)
Monocuiahela L A P—See PhllaOo
Monongahela 8t Ry—See PhllaOo
Mo non-West Penn P S 7% Pf-25
Montreal L H A Pow, Cons. It)
7%
.....(t)
Pari
8tocka
Ask.
Pacific Pub Service—
%»
8econd
Mountain States
23)4
74)4
28)4
Oorp com—-ft)
Preferred ($0)
77
77
-40
100
Power, cam (t)
Bid.
Par
Stock*.
Pacific Lighting
Pacific Pow A Lt 7% pref
Mississippi Rlv Pow 6% pref-100
Missouri Pub ser 7% prei—--100
Mohawk-Hudson Power lstprf(T)
Montreal Telegraph
Montreal Tramways, cam
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
are as near as
• Sale price.
*
Ex-dlvldend.
'
include all issues which do not appear
namely "Railroads" and "Public Utilities."
In the case of stocks, however, we
put "Textile Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and Land,"
"Title Guarantee and Safe
Deposit Companies" under separate heads, then follow with the rest of the "Industrial and Miscellaneous."
Under the heading "Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities" we
under the previous two headings*
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near
Bid.
Bonds.
INDUSTRIAL AND
■I8GELLANEOUS BONDS.
100
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s 1942.M AS
Abitibl Pow & Paper—
1st M 5s 1963 ser A—
—JAD */27H
/ 23
Certificates of deposit.
. —
.
.
Abraham & Straus lnc—
Deb 6^s 1943 with warr.. AAO
Acadia Sugar 6s 1946
-—JAJ
103
Acme Steel Goods 6» 1943-MAS
79 H
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s '48-MAB
78
Coll tr g 4s 1947
----'AD
/ 50
Advance Bag & Paper 6s 62-JAD
40
Aeolian Co 6s 1937-
AJax Rubber 1st 8s s f 1936—JAD
Alabama By-Prod 6s 1955- -JAJ
Alabama Mills lst6%s 4i> A AAO
Albany Perf Wrapping Corp—
1st M coll tr 6b 1948
A A'*
Alberta Pacific Grain 6b. 1946 JAJ
Aigoma Steel 1st 5s 1962
AAO
Allied Packers deb 6i 1939—J&J
1st M A coll tr 8s 1939
JAJ
Allls-Chalmers MfgOe—
Deb
/
/
106
Bridgeport Brass—
81%
British Amer Oil 5s 1945
79
Brown <Jo
A&o
,
FAA
59
1st 6>*«> 1940
1st 5H§ 1950 ser B
Budd (E G) Mfg 6s 1938
53
44
7%
Burmelster A Wain
25"
^
—
American Beet Sugar Oo—
Oonv s f deb 6s 1935
..FAA
105
48"
92%
91H
92
*37 .MAN /
MAN /
Deb gold 6s 1940 ctfe
AAO
Amer Wire Fabrics lsi 7s '42M&8
Amer Writ Paper 1st 6s 1947 JAJ
J&J f
f
25
25
105%
91%
105
7
6
105%
Tool Oo —
Deb 8 f 5%s 1942
-A ad k
Chicago Stock Yards 5s 1961 AAO
Ohllds Oo deb 5s 1943
-AAO
7%
7%
opt..——JAD
101H
JAJ
1935—
53
68"
29%
48
107%
68"
99 H
95
92
86
83
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
64 H
101H
1940
—..MAN
Baragua Sugar Estates—
Non-cum Lnc deb 6s '47-- JAJ f 27
107%
Batavlan Petrol 4% s gu 1942 JAJ
1st g 6a
FAA
a Basis.
75
65%
102
33
110
85
Bay way Terminal—
6
1st m 6%s 1946
JAJ /
Certificates of deposit.
/
6
102
Beacon Oil deb 6s 1936-...MAN
89
Beecb Greek O A O 6s '44.-JAD
Beneficial Indus Loan Corp—
103 H
Oonv deb 6s 1946
MAS
104
Beneficial Loan Soc 6s B 1939 Q-J
104
6s profit share deb 1956—Q-J
105
Betb'm St 1st 1 A ref 5s '42-MAN
102 H
Parch rpbuey 5s 1936-...-JAJ
119
Purch money 6s 1998 Q-Feb—
IPenn-Marv Steel 5s 1937.JAJ
102
Bohemian (First) Glass Works—
1st 7s 1957 without warr. .JAJ * 73
7%
7%
103
93
104%
104%
104%
105%
103
119%
104
103 H
92
JAJ 2
JAJ
A
89
91H
92
9H
69%
72
9H
10
17H
8
10
53
1st k col tr 5H» 1942.._AAO
Ernesto Breda 7s 1954
FAA
80 H
53J
84«
68
FAA|j
MAS
95
89
♦/
JAD/
/
1st 1 7Hs 1966 ser B
1st 17s 1967 ser O
164""
103
Eastern Dairies 6s May 1 1949—'
Eastern aceei os L93i ctfs..* a A J
Elk Horn Coal 1st6Ha 1931-JAD/
7% notes 1931
36
100*
...
Empire Lumber 6s 1945
Empire Oil A Refg Oo—
110
32
1st £ f 5 Ha 1948 ser A
FAA
Donner Steel 7s 1942
JAJ
Dow Chemical 6% notes'40-FAA
Driver Harris Co—
1st mtge sink fund 6s 1942. JAD
Eastern Car Co Ltd 6s 1952.JAJ
Eastern Cuba Sug 7 Ha '37 MAS
91
108
66
*/*47%
#
69
Everlastlk, Inc 1st 7s 1937.MAN
Fabrics Finishing Corp—
1st
m
conv
f 6s 1939
s
JAJ
1st mtge 6s 1941
7% notes w w 1936
FAA
Famous Players Canada Corp—
1st s f 6s 1948 ser A
AAO
20-year deb 6Hs 1948—AAO
Farmers Mfg Oo 7s 1943
MAS
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s '63 A AO
Fay (J A) A Egan 6s 1943
Federal Sugar Ref 6s 1933—MAN
Federated Metals s f 7s '39-- J AD
Flat s f deb 7s 1946
JAJ
Finland Residential Mtge Bank
sinking fund 6s 1961
MAS k
95
95%
69
Foltls Fisher lnc 6H>
69
103%
Foreign Power Secur Corp—
.
52%
1st col tr
conv
28
70
6s 1949 ser AJAD
Fox Film Corp deb 6s
23%
Fownes Bros A Co 8s 1936
76
100
99
1930AAAO
107
...
Framerican Ind A Dev Corp—
Deb 7Hs
1942
JAJ
71
50
85
24
1939—JAJ
58%
106 H
no
36%
Fraser Co 6s Jan 1 1950
French Nat Mall SS Lines 6s
38H
101%
101%
40
166
78
96 X
106
'52
Frick-Reid Supply 6s 1943—JAD
Gannett Oo deb 6s '43 ser A.PAA
Oarlock Pack Oo deb 6s '39.AAO
81%
169
MAS */ 63 H
6-yr 6% notes 1934
94
FAA
General Amer Tank Oar Corp—
Equip 4Hs 1942
FAA b 4.40
101H
Eq tr 4H« 1935-45
JAD
(Jen Amer Transports System—
b 4.40
Eq tr 4H» 1935-'46 (yr).-MAS
b 4.40
Eq trust 5Hs 1934
Gen Baking deb 5Hs 1940. A AO
Deb 5s 1952 ex warr
/
k
k
/
/
/
Corporation Securities Cn—
5% serial notes to 1935-.MAS
Oesgreve Meehan Oeal 6%« -1946
Crane Co 5% notes 1940—FAA
....
Credit Alliance Corp—
Deb 5Hs 1938 with warr.MAN
1939
86
70
_
9~~
6
20
22%
22%
24%
92%
70
25
56
59
General Gable
22%
26
93
72
£H
94
95
95
64 H
34
106%
100
95%
i7o^
s
4.10%
102H
4.20%
4.20%
105H
41H
MAS
MAS
45""
41
f 6s
5% serial notes 1936..
6% serial notes 1936
45
42
100
k
103H
105
Ben Petrol 1st 5s Aug 15 1940
53
Rayon deb 6s 1948 w w. JAD
Jeneral Refractories Oo—
1st- M Income 6s w w *38-MAS k 119H
93 H
Without warrants..79
Ben Stl Cast 1st 5H« '49 w w JAJ
Gen Steelwares 6s Nov 1 1952—
Ben Tbeat Eq deb 6a 1940-AAO
Jen
♦/86H
Ben Vending 6s
deposit
1937
-
FAA
Certificates of deposit
I S*
*/ 4H
Georgia Marble 1st 6s 1950-MAN /
tier man Atlantic Cable 7s 1945.
/
German Bldg A LandBk 6Hs 1948 /
-
75
41H
1948
MAN
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Deb
95
Corp—
Certificates o.
106
20-year sink fond 6s 1947.. JAD
Crown Willamet Pap 6s '51-JAJ
98%
Crown Zellerbach Corp—
94
Deb 68 1940 with warr—.MAS
Crucible Steel Oo deb 5s '40.MAN k 94
>10Ay>
1st mtge s f 5 Hs 1947 ser A. JAJ
Gen'l Elec 3Hs 1942 opt—FAA
Gen Elec (Germany)7s 45.JAJ15
Deb 6Hs 1940
JAD
99%
32
General Bronxe deb 6s 1940MAN
24
99
89
Crowley. Mliner A Oo—
Deb 0 f 5%s 1937
MAN
Drawn Cork A Seal Ca. Ino—
64
14%
h 4*
98~"
107
Geisenkirchen Mining Oo—
General American Investors Inc—
37
60
!07H
25
5
Francisco Sug 7H« 1942.MAN15
Franklin Oo Coal 7s 1951
JAJ
34%
101
82
Oonv g 6H% notes 1946-A AO
Follansbee Bros 5s 1947
JAD
23%
109%
/
103 H
Flour Mills of America lnc—
55
f
105 H
55
94
80H
874
6H
6
45
55"
32
35
34
....
k Last sale.
I In London,
n
j
1043
First Bohemian—See Boh G1 Wks
66
51
k
31
103
Firestone Tire A Rub of Calif—
8 f 5s 1942.
MAS
79
79
79
69
66
*
99
84
30
k
Stamped
66
JAJ /
JAJ /
5%s 1949
FAA
Oommers-undPrlvat-Bk(Germ'y)
5 % % notes'37 (Am part ctf )M AN
Commonwealth Subsidiary OorpDeb v 5%s 1948 ser A..M&S
Conley Tank Car eq 5%s 1935-39
Connecticut Coke 5a 1948—MA8
Connor Lumb A Land 6s '41 MAN
Consolidated Investment Corp
of Canada 4%e 1959-—......
Consolidated Laundries—
6% % notes April 16 1936.AAO
Consol Macb Tool 7s 1942---JAD
Oonsol Publishers, Inc—
7 Ha coll notes stamped '36.JAJ
7%sext fstmpl0%pd)1939 JAJ
Oonsol Textile 1st 8s 1941.-JAD
Oanso) Ooai 4%s 1934 opt—MAN
1st A ref s f g 58 1950
JAD
Certificates of deposit
Consumers Co 1st 0t> 1946—JAJ
Container Corp 1st 6s '46.JAD15
Deb 5s 1943 with warr..JAD
Continental Roll A Steel Fdy—
1st M conv s f 6s 1940
JAD
Sink fund deb 5s 1942
Firestone Cotton Mills 6s '48MA8 k 103%
12
12
76
76
76
Oolo Indus 1st 5s A A B 1934 FAA
Oemmander-Larabee Carp—
Orowell-Collier 6s
ser
6s series B 1949
Dominion Textile 6s 1949— MAS
Donnacona Paper—
65
7s series A A B 1950
Q-F
7s series O 1959
Q-M
7s series D 1956-—.....—Q-J
6s series AA 1953-.-.
Q-F
6s series A B 1948——Q-M
6s series A O 1952......... Q-J
Colon Oil deb 6s 1938
JAJ
/ This price includes accrued interest,
72
64
Oonv deb
Balaban A Kats Corp—
73 H
91"
50%
Oomm'l Invest Trust Corp—-
^
MAN
M & N
70
89
71
103
MAN
105
Chic Pneumatic
101%
102 H
69
1st
-
101
Collateral Bankers. Inc—
Armstrong Cork deb 5s 1940. JAD
A mold Print Wks 6% % *41-AAO
101H
of Caro 5s 1942-—
67 H
Associated Rayon 5s 1950 ..JAD
Associated Simmons Hardw Cos
6%% gold notes 1933——JAJ */ 26
At) Gulf A W Indies 88 Lines—
Coll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959
JAJ
46 H
Atlanta Laundries 6H«ww 1943- /
14
Atlantic RefIn deb 6s 1937- J A J
107H
101
Atlantic 8teel 1st s f 6s 1941-JAJ
Atlas Plywood Corp—
Oonv deb 6%s 1943
MAN k 80
Autocar Oo. 1st 7s 1937
MAN
....
89
102%
Clinchfield Coal 5s July 1
100%
Asbestos Corp
59%
i—1—•!—*' o o
Clover Valley Lumber 6s to 1940- /
/
Certiticates of deposit--..
1
f 6s 1949
Fairbanks Morse A Os—
30
10%
ll5~"
87
'40..-AAO
1940
AAO
Small series B
s
European Mtge A Invest—
1st I 7Hs 1950 ser A
MAN f
100
1942
JAJ
Chesapeake Corp—
Oonv col 5s 1947---—MAN15
Guar gold 4s
30"
65
6M
1934-JAD
63
Inc—
Chile Copper Oo deb 5s 1947-JAJ
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940--JAJ
106
117
59
Ool Fuel A Iron s f 5s 1943—FAA
JAJ
66
Ohateaugay Ore A Iron-
Coll trust ref 5s
58"
31
91
21
6%
MAS
Chic Jet coll tr ref g 4s
100
Bates Valve Bag Corp—
Deb 6s x-warr 1942
104
5s
Coll tr sink fund 7s
20%
89
guar
Ohapln-Sacks.
60"
Armour A Co of Delaware—
6s with warrants 1938......—
Without warrants....
109%
64
JAJ
83%
10H
..MAN
MAN
—-—M&N
94
26
108
102
1940—JAJ2
Deb
.
97%
ATfeO
May '45
Certain-teed Prod Corp—
Deben s f 5%s 1948
70
62
.JAJ
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate—
▲moskeag Mtg 6s 1948
5H% notes 1934
5H% notes 19356% % notes 1936
6% % notes 1937
5%% notes 1938
21
100
107%
99%
103%
H8
6s 1944
Amer Type Fdrs deb g 6b
Deb gold 6s 1089.
1939
5
116
1955
M&S
Canadian Vickers 6s Aug 1 194761%
Oapital Administration Corp
Deb 5s series A 1953
JAD k 85
Cedar Rapids M A P 5s 1953-JAJ k 112%
114%
Central Steel 1st 8s 1941—MAN
66
,
gold 4%s
1W46
hs
1st M 6s 1949
Canadian Nat Steamships—
25-yr
,
•
103
Kuo
38
Dominion Tar A onemical Oo—
103
Canadian Cottons 6s
92 H
102
Cyanamld deb 5« 1942. AAO
67
Amer Ice Oo deb 5s 1953—*v
Amer IG Ohem Corp—
99
Oonv deb 5%s 1949 ——MAN
Amer International Corp—
82 H
Oenv 5%s 1949
-J&J
106
Am Macb A Fdy s f 6s 1939-AAO
83
American Meter 6s 1946—- JAJ
50
American Piano 6s 1935
MAN
105
Amer Radiator deb 4%s '47 M&N
American Rolling Mill—
90
Sinking fund deb 6s 1948--JAJ
103H
6% conv notes 1938
MAN
103
Amer Sales Book 6s 1939---AAO
Amer Seating conv 6s 1936—JAJ
56 H
5
Amer Service deb 6%s 1934.-JAJ /
4
6s ser A with warr 1944—JAJ 1
105 H
Amer Smelt A Ref 5s 1947—AAO
105
Amer Sugar Refg 6b 1937—-JAJ
101
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951—FAA
1st M 6%s 1943 ser A
Armour A Oo—Real estate
Dominion Canners 1 st 6s '40 AAO
Domln Coal 5s 1940
MAN
111
68%
Canadian Internat Paper—
Amer
7* 1946
40
102%
Canadian Copper Ref. 6s
101
52 H
66%
MAN
Cons
Bank (Berlin)—
6% notes (Am part ctfs)..MAS
Stamped (Mar '33 coup on) '35
107H
103%
Canad
Deutsche
Dodge Bros deb 6s 1940
MAN
Dadge Mfg 1st 7s 1942
-JAJ
Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 6a '42.MAN
Canadian Canners Ltd 6s 1950—
43
43
Ja.»
i«4«_
55
102%
Calif Pet deb 5%s 1938
Oonv s r deb 5s 1939.
93
StkYds
Detroit Times serial 6s 1935-MAS
serial 6s 1935 to 1943
MAS
25%
Cons deb 6s 1940
105%
»m
37 H
53
38
102%
-FAA
4%
Oamaguey Sugar 7s ctfs 1942—18
Canada Biscuit 0%s 1946-.MAN /
101%
Canada Bread 6s 1941
FAA
99%
Can Cement 1st 6%s 1947-MAN
93
Canada SS L deb 6s '43-FAA15
25
1st A gen m 6s 1941 ser A AAO
91
i»enver
10
10
MAS /
1953....
Certificates of deposit
Deep Rock Oil 7s 1937
24
1955
JAJ
98%
JAD
6s
JAJ
MAS
100H
6s extended to Feb 1940—-—
Amer Chain 5-yr 6s 1938
AAO
Amer Oolortype 6s 1942——FAA
Antilla Sugar EstatesIncome deb 6s 1951
45
30%
mtge
A&r*
MAN
43
50
104 H
1st
Deutecne Rentenbank—
Farm Ln s f 6s Oct 15'60 AAG15
By-Products Coke Corp—
1st M 5%s 1945 ser A
California Packing Corp—
102
AAO
62
;
107
104
a f oh 19*0
JAD
Sink fund deb g 5%s 1937 AAO
De Bardeleben Coal Corp—
32%
64%
Butterick Pub 6%s 1936
92 H
47
106%
Uudahy Pack
H
48
60
16
86 H
47
99
AAO
1948
81H
98 H
Amer Aggregates Corp—
Deb 6s"43 ser A with war.FAA /
Without warrants..
/
New 3-6s 1943
.JAJ /
Bush Term Bide" 1st Kb '60
Oons g 5s Jan
108%
Copenhagen)
15-yr s r ext.l fts 1940
Burns A Co 5%s June 1
4
Amalg Laundries 6Ha 1936-MAS /
100
Amalgamated Phos 6s 1936.FAA
Amalgamated Sugar Co—
lstsf 7s 1937
1
83%
105
8%
44
1939
B%»
64
14
30H
30H
100
11
107
44
MAS
deb
63 M
/
/
/
,96%
102
JAD
M&S
Oonv
104 H
2
JAJ •/ 2%
Cuban Amer Sugar 8s 1936-M&S
98
Cuban Tobacco 5s 1944
42
JAD
92
58
102
104
25
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Cuba Cane Products—
Deb 6s I960..
Boston Term Oo 3%s 1947-P&A
95%
98
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941.—AAO
9%
Botany Consul Mills 6 )4s '34 AAO »/
7%
Certificates of deposit
28H
Bush Term 1st 4s
MAN
gold 5s 1937-
20
Ask.
at 6s—
Ext at 6H% to 1934
.FAA
Boston Sand A Gravel 7s 1934
Boston Store (Cblc) 5s 1938—JAJ
40
Alpine Montan Steel Oerp—
1st if 7s 1955
MAS
Aluminum Co debs 6s 1952-MAS
Aluminum Ltd s f debt 5s '48-J&J
4%
Bid.
Bonds.
Horden Mills 1st
105
"f" and income and defaulted bonds.
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Ask.
_
103 H
104
as
Nominal.
* Negotiability impaired Dy maturity,
s Sale price.
Nov., 1934]
INDUSTRIAL
&
MISCELLANEOUS BOND'
91
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked
ttf* 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
Gillette
Safety
Bid
Ask
103 V*
79 Vi
103
Globo-Wernicke
7s 1940
J&J
/ 41
G»bel(Ad*f)6H % w w *36..MAN k
75
Godchaux Sugars 7 His 1941.J&D k 106
Good Hope St & Ir VV ks
8 f g 7s Oct 16 1946—A&
32 Vi
Gsodrlch (B F) 1st 6Vis 1947. J&J
106
Deb g 6s 1946
J&D
80Vi
Gsodyear Tire & Rubber—
let mtge coll tr 6s 1957--M&N
102 V*
Gotham Silk Hss deb 6s '36 J&D
90 %
Gsuld Croupier 1st 1 6s 1940. F&A •
16
Grand (F & W) Properties Corp—
_
Conv deb 6s 1948
J&D15 •/ 36
Ctfs of deposit
Great Lakes Paper Co
f 6s
s
1950
ser
♦A39
Ltd
A
M&b
..
28
90
Greyhound Corp 6% notes 1938
Grigsby-Grunow conv 6s '36 M&S
Grocery St's Prod deb 5s '44.M&S
29
14
Gulf oil of Pa deb 6s 1937-—
104
79Vi
s
f 6
<*u\t States Steel deb 6 Vi b'42
85
90
63 Vi
Hamb-Am Line 6Vis eq 1934.J&D
Eq trust OVis 1935 to 1940. J&D
100
Hamilton By-Prod 7s Feb 1 1943.
102 Vi
with
war
for
Am
41Vi
J&J
sh«
29
Harris Abattoir 6s July 1 1947—
Hartford Tunes 6b 1943
F&A
36 Vi
105 Vi
98
1st 6s
s
f 1946
M&S
M&S
M&S
6s 1935
6s 1936
6s 1937-*38
89
Hearst Publications 6 V*s'35-M&N
6 Vis 1936
99
94
M&N
M&N
M&N
6 Vis 1937-'38
6 )is 1943-'44
91
88
..
Coav *V4% g notes 193«AAO^* k
Hooker Electrochem 6s 1953 J&D
7s series A 1947
J&J
13
14Vi
90
38
30
16
25
14
92"
91
81
75
86 Vi
95
89"
84 Vi
10-yr sec s f 5 Vis 1940. -M&N
Hndson Bay Mln & Smelt 6s 1935 * 103 Vi
Hudson Coal 1st 6s 1963 A—J&D
46
-
85%
47"
Hudson
(J L) Co—
104 H
6% notes 1935-36
F&A
Hud Riv Day Line 6s *39-- M&S 1
28
Hud Riv Nav 1st 6 Vis 1951 M&N f
9
Hungarian Disc & Kxch Bank—
86-yr ■ f 7s 1963
J&J / 40
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
53 Vi
Sinking fund 7Vis 1963—A&O
Hygrade Food Products Corp.
Ice Service 6Vis
1939
Ideal Cement Oo.deb 5s '43-J&J
Illinois Steel deb 4 Vis 1940—A&O
Ilseder Steel mtge 6s 1948
F&A
65
&
con
tr
s
r gold
Conv
deb
5s
1948
86 Vi
101
64 Vi
86 Vi
13
10
13
Internet Mercantile Marine—
1st M coll trost 6s 1941..A&O
46
46 Vi
52 Vi
62 Vi
80
90
89 Vi
86
85
106
Coltr 5V*% notes 1936—.F&A
(B P; Corp 6s 1946..MAS
76
63 Vi
64
Kelly Springfield Tire 6s '42.A&0
Kendall Co deb A—
32
36Vi
107"
46
26Vi
99Vi
'65"
Deb
103
65
79 V*
13
13
13
50
1st
m
1st
m
107
1st
m
m
& coll tr 6 Vis
& coll tr 0V*s
& coll tr 6 Via
& coll tr 6 Vis
A Last sale,
n
1934—J&D
1935—J&D
1936—J&D
1937..J&D
Nominal,
s
52
mmmm
10
12
99V*
101V*
77 Vi
72 Vi
81Vi
9
11
73 V*
45
65V*
mmmm
57
56
50
41
31 Vi
99
55
43
33 Vi
93
15
57%
56 Vi
58
« f conv deh 6s
1944
f 5s 1953
ser
A
f 6s
1949
w
98 V*
64 Vi
65Vi
w...F&A
f
27
100 Vi
J&J
Deb s f g 5 Vis 1947
s
51V*
103 Vi
102
100
101
99
Phlla & Bead O & I 6s 1973..J&J
Oonv deb 0s 1949
M&S
Pitts Steel
99""
50V*
..M&N
Lines, Inc—
5Vi% notes 1935
A&O
Penna Tank Line eq 5s ..1934-37
Phila Inquirer 0% notes '40-A&O
^
17"
27
100
1st m s f 6s 1941 ser
A.M&S15
Penn Dock & Warehouse Co.
■
57 Vi
22 Vi
.AAO
Paterson Parch Pap 6s 1938 J&D
Path Ex deb 7s *37 with war
M&N
Peabody Coal Co (Consol Co)—
s
57 V*
14
f '44 F&A /
Parmelee Transportation Co—
s
64
50 Vi
iOOVi
100 Vi
9Vi
7
108 Vi
17
103 Vi
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949-F&A
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Oorp—
105 Vi
39 V*
38 V*
Paramount Publlx Oorp—
Sink fund 5 Vis 1950
F&A */56 Vi
Certificates of deposit..
56 Vi
Park & Tilford s f 6s 1936—J&D
90
3
100
101
87
89
J&D
f 6s 1948
F&A
Plttsbnrgh-Westmoreland Coal
05 Vi
97
104 Vi
100
105 Vi
100 Vi
35
34
37"
34
37
<
New Eng Sou Mills 7a 1933
r
New Niquero Sugar 7s 1937
N tf Dock Co—1st g 4s
'61.P&A
Serial 5% notes 1938
A&O
N Y Evening Journal—
mmmm
*f 56 Vi
..J&D
75
104 Vi
10
88
101
Pirelli Co of Italy con 7a
'52M&N
Plttsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 '49—J&J
Pittsburgh Coal Co—
15
70
—J&J
f g 6s 1947
a
Pierce Butler & Pierce 6
Vis '42.
Plllsbury Flour Mills 6s 1943 A&O
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6« 1942
15
15
kyl
mmmm
Pan Amer Petrol Co (of
Calif)—
1st conv s f 6s 1940...
Phillips Petroleum Co—
«1nk fund deb 6I*« 1939 _J&1)
Equipment trust 5s, 1935
Pickering Lumber 6s A *46.-M&N
65
74
1st gold 5s 1957 op
Poor & Co 6s 1939
82
Sugar
7s
| -»« 6s
.J&J
...J&J
vnH
*43 A.F&A f
......
/
Protestant Church of
Germany—
7s
1946
A&O /
Prov Paper Ltd 5Vis 1947..M&N
38
Vi
loo" PrudenceCoguar
36V*
1947..M&N15
Certificates of deposit.
88
J&J
A&O k 94
Port Arthur Canal & Dock—See
RR.
Porto Rlcan Amer Tobacco—
Oonv 6s
1942
J&J
Prlre B'OS A Co
105
99 Vi
...
Pressed Steel Oar 5s 1933
Oonv deb 5s 1943
4
104
87
1st ■ f g 5s 1947 opt
M&N
Pocahontas Consol Collieries—
Potrero
10
coll5Vis'6lM&N /
47""
90
88
30
35
99 Vi
54
Pure OH Co—
f 20
National Steel Oar Lines—
Equip trust 6s Nov 1 1935
101
National Steel Corp—
1st s f 5s 1956
.A&O
105
National Tea 5s 1935
M&N k lOOVi
Nat Union Mtge 6s 1946
J / 54
Newberry (J J) 5V4s 1940...A&O
\ 104 Vi
New Engl Laundry 6s 1936
25
68
/This price includes accrued Interest.
46 H
65
102 Vi
80
79Vi
21
5
19
91Vi
Pac Coast Cement 6s A
1942. J&D
Pacific Coast Co 5s 1946
J&D
Pac Coast Steel Oorp 5s to *40 J&J
Pac Fruit Ex—See RR. So
Pac Co
Certificates of deposit
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corn—
59
warr.A&O
1940
/
/
Certificates of deposit
Penn Mary Coal 5s 1939.
_.A&O
Penn Mary Steel—See Beth Steei
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp
90 Vi
Deb s f 5 Vis 1947
MAS f
12
Nat Food Products 6s 1944_ M&N
*/ 41 Vi
Nat Radiator 6 Vis 1947
F&A
Certificates of deposit
/
13
5s 1946
1st
b Basis.
6s
M&N
1st M s f 6s 1952
Penn OreyhouDd
56 Vi
Nat Dairy Prod 6V*s
1948—F&A
National Fire Proofing Co—
Jenes & Laughlin St 6s '39-M&N
Jeurnal of Commerce 6 Vis 1937—
Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
1st 6s 1943 with Am shs.M&N
Certificates of deposit
Kaufman Dent Stores Sec Ooro—
Keokee Cons Coke 5s 1959—J&J
Keystone St & Wire 8s 1941 A&O
vi
62
Murray Body 1st 6Vis 1934-J&L
NTamm (A I) & Son—See Mfrs Tr Co.
Nassau (Ger) Land bank 6Vis 1938
35
Nat Acme Co 1st 6s 1942
J&D
84
75
...J&D
107
83
M&N
J*
f
aft'08 M&S f
1944.M&N
Extl deb 5 Vis 1958
L'hold
Mtge-Bond Co 4s ser 2 '06- A&O
6s series 4 1933
M&N
5 Vis series 16 1940
M&N
Muneou Steamship Line—
Secured 6s 1937.
Deb 6 Vis 1937 with
investment Co of Amer—
8 f 6Vis 1936
73
Murphy (G O) Co—
87
6 Vis with warrants 1948--M&S
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
48 Vi
72
106 Vi
1st iithi 'tfv.j&g
J&J
Parker-Young 1st 6 Vis
70Vi
1st t f 5 Vis 1942
M&N
Montecatlni
(Socleta
Gen
Ind
Minerarla. Italy^deh 7s'37 I&j
Montreal Coke & M 5 Vis 1947
Morris & Co
67
67
Interstate Iron & Steel Co—
_
42V*
47
Metropolitan Wat Sew & DrainBoard • f 5Vis 1950
A&O
Miag Mill Mach'y 1st 7s 1966
Middle States Petrol 6 Vis 1945
k
13
10
,
$a lflfi9_.J&,| /
Certificates of deposit...
101V*
69 Vi
.
O
Osgood Co deb g 6s 1938
JAP /
Oswego Falls Oorp 6a 1941. J&J k
Otis Steel 1st 6s "1941 ser
A.M&S
20-vr
92"
10
Keith
90
Mengel Co Is 7s 1934—
M&S
Mercnants Refrig 6s 1937
Metropolitan Chain Properties—
..
A
5.50%
J&D15 */35Vi
Certificates of deposit—,
/ 35
Panhandle Uorp—
2-yr 6% notes Mar 15 *34 M&815 / 12
Paramount Fam Lasky Oorp—
18
13
73 Vi
101
S
6.25
33
Pacific Western Oil Co—
35
100 Vi
Mldvale Steel & Ordnance—
Oonv s f 5s 1936
.M&H
Miller & Hart Inc deb 6s '43-J&J
Miller & Lux Inc 1st M os'4o A&O
7% gold notes 1936
A&O
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co—
1st 6s series A 1945
A&O
1st 6s series B 1948
...J&J
1st 6s series O 1950—....M&N
40Vi
^
1st M 6s 1945 With warr.-MAN
8
M&N
S f deb 6 Vis 1943 with warM&N
Palmer Oorp of La 1st 6s1948J&D
18
17
88 Vi
85
38 J<
48 Vi
50
88 Vi
38
35
.M&N
21
20-yr conv deb 5Vis I960.M&N
Meaa (The )Oorp—
Oonv deb 5s 1941
J&J15
Certificates of deposit....
42 Vi
llOVi
41
5-yr 6% notes 1931
M&S
Monon oo&l—See Ohio Ind & L
80
17
72
Monroe Goal Mining 6s 1947
Monsanto Chemical Works—
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron
Indiana Co 1st s f 6s 1960-J&J
17
125 Vi
71
13
J&D
17"
48
F&a k
93 Vi
Iietta-Fraschinl 7s 1942—
Without warrants
^
105
1st
10
International Paper—
1st & ref s f 5s 1947 ser A .J&J
66 Vi
1st & ref s f 6s ser B 1947.J&J
66 Vi
Bef mtge tfs 1966 ser A..M&8
52
internet Power & Paper—
1st M 6s 1968
J&J
95V*
Internet Salt g 6s 1961
op..A&O k 104V*
International Securities Corp—
Deb g 6s 1947
J&D
62
6s series O June 11943
99
129 Vi
108 Vi
...A&O
International Match Corp—
Deb sf 5s 1947..M&N
Certificates of deposit
Deb g 5s 1947 with warr..A&O
Without warrants
97
14
Massey-Harris Co 5s 1947--A&O
McCampbell & Co—
6 H% notes 1937
J&D
McColl Fron'nac Oil 6s 1949
93
Intertype Corp deb 6 Vis '42.J&D
63 Vi
62
40 V*
M&N
1st s f 6 Vis ««ries A 1946..M&N k
1st M s f 6 Vis 1946 ser B.MAN
64
Proof of claim filed by owner..
McKeason & Bobbins inc—
107 Vi
6.25
b.25
O'Gara Coal 5s '55 op
Ohio Fin deb 6 Vis ww
Okonite Co 5Vis 1942
J&D
Old Ben Coal 1st 6s
1944
F&A /
Oneida Community Ltd—
8 f 6V4 % notes 1939 with w J&J
Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1942A&0 /
Oriental Devel Co Ltd—
Extl deb 6s 1953
M&S 15
89Vi
Mariuo aieauj aauvm—
f 68 1 948
J&D
Oar—
New 6-4% 1947
14
Maple Leaf Milling 5 Vis 1949
s
s
Amer
94
52 H
Nortn Wesu-rf. Refrigerator Line
Ra tr 5**1935 1939 <»-*> M&N b
11V*
124Vi
Col tr 6% notes 1935
A&O
Mfrs Tr Co ctfs of partlc In A
NTamm & Son 6s t04R
J&D
conv.
1946
f 7s 1930
.
Certificates of deposit....
Stamped modified coup on
Ctfs stamped modified
I
5
Manhattan Refrig 5Vis 1941 J&J
87
Mansfield Min&Smelt 7s '41 (wv) fk 60
Without warrants
/*64Vi
Manufacturers' Finance Co-
1st
f 6s
Nortn (jreruiuku Uojrd—
in-yr a f«a 1047
16
McCrory Stores 5 Vis *41 -J&D 15
5s 1932
stamped ex* to 1943 ..M&N
International Cement—
...
■
North Amer Cement
Corp—
Deh 0I4p a with w»rr 'an
Nor Amer Refract
0Vis 1944.J&J
20Vi
475*
*/10Vi
/
7Vi
•/ 7Vi
6Vi
7Vi
.A&u
lOiVi
Equip 5s 1934-1943 (s-a)..J&D
Eq tr 5s '35-'45 is*®)—.M&N16
107"
11
.
107 Vi
35
78
Independent Brewing «■ *55 *&J
Ind Limestone one 6s 1952.-M&N /
5
Inland Steel 1st 4^s 1978—A&O
101
1st m s f 4 Vis 1981 ser B—F&A
100 Vi
Interlake Iron Corp—
1st m 5s 1951 ser B
...M&N
60
Internet Agricultural Corp—
1st
.
McOord tCau at MigDeb 6s 1943 with wa>r
66
65
64
40
100
4>
1st mtge s f 6s 1947.
Houston Oil Co of Texas—
1st & ref 6s Jan '49 A....A&O
6s 1949 series B
J&J
> ys*
13..
.
Debenture
14
8tpd Oct 1931 coupon
With warrants
J&D
85
Hoe (R) A On 1st 6 Vis A '34 A&O ♦/27Vi
Certificates of deposit
f
27
7% notes 1934
A&O f
HoUand-Arner Line 6s '47-M&N
,
Ho'Ungshead (RM) Co 7*"38 FA ' f
Holly Sugar 6s 1943
A&O
k
Hood Rubber 7s 1936.
„_s<xa
ibi
Certificates of deposit
88
6 Vis 1945-'47
M&N
Hersney Creamery 6 Vis 1937
A *42.J&J
6s Series B 1943
A&O
6s series O 1946
—F&A
Lsrillard iP) Co g 7s 1944--A&0
5o. 1961
..F&A
Lukens Steel 5s extend 1955 M&N
Manati Hugar
1st 6»
„
Long Bell Lumb 6s
99 Vi
M
North
22
30
16
98 Vi
1st
103
88 Vi
61 Vi
60 Vi
60 Vi
95 Vi
40
93
I
&
6s perpetual stock
-
sjt
b
Nova Scotia
14
Haytian C<»rp income 8s 1938—
Hearst Magazines—
'102Vi
at 5% to 1943
J&J
Shlphldg 1st 5s Nov 1 '46..
New York Trap Rock
Oorp—
Y L E & W
Extended
Northern Redwood Lumber—
6s 1937
J&D f
Norwegian Hy-Elec Nttrog UorpRef & Imp 5 Vis fi7 ,er A M&N
38
100
J&J
N
N Y
103 Vi
105
1st M s f 5s 1942
A&O
95Vi
Liggett & Myers g 7s 1944..A&0
127
Gold bonds 6s 1961
F&A
115V*
Little <A E) Co 7s 1942
.A&O /
20
Lohw • Inc deb 6s 1941
A&r
103 Vi
Logan County Coal 7s 1942.M&N
21
100""
Hawaiian
Pineapple Co Ltd—
6-year 6% notes 1936
A&O
Hawley Pulp & Paper Co—
100
102
84
100
F&A
1944
& ref 6s 1954
& ref 5s 1964—
91
74
68
100 Vi
100 Vi
.
F&A
"
—F&A
1st A ref 6s 1974.
..F&A
Sec 6% gold notes 1938
J&J
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 1953 -M&N
Llboy McNeil & Llbby—
J st
75
NYLE&WO & RR—
1st 6s ext 5Vi% 1942..—M&N
70
37
A3k.
82
& Hob Fy 5s May '46—J&D
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1946..M&N
N Y & N J Ferry—5s '46..J&J
101"
11
Lawrence Portland Cement Co—
Deb g 5 Vis 1942
A&f
Leoigh Coal & Nav fund 4fl '48 J&J
Cons s f g 4 Vis 1954
..J&^
Cons e f 4Vis 1954 ser O..J&J
Lenigb Valley Coal—
1st & ref 5s
95
10-yr 6s 1939 with warr—A&O
Harpen Mining Corp—
i»dO
.
m
H4um Hteaujsnip Lines
6s
/ r»o
Bid.
Y & Foreign
Investing Corp—
Deb 5Vis 1948 with warr.J&D
N Y
75
68
Uo
-
J& I >
99
32
(UH)
1st conv 6s 1954 with war..J&J
62
W) Printing Co—
& col tr 5Hs
98 Vi
Kingsport Press 6 Vis 1939
Lautaro Nitrate Co—
105
89 Vi
ot
Bonds.
N
J&J
*
ser
.
*47 lot MAN
H»ll (F
Ask.
Kirby Lumber 6» 1938 --J&J1*
Ktbolyt Corp 6 Vis 1943
M&8 / 34
Koppers Gas & Coke Co—
>eb • f 5s 1947
J&L
99%
5 f dob 6 Vis 1950
36 Vi
101 Vi
J&J
106 Vi Kresge Foundation 6s 1936 J&I
102
81
Krwge (8 R> 1st
1945
J&1
104
1st mtge part ctfs
101
102 Vi Kreuger & Toll class A ctfs of
93
dep for secured 5s 1959-. M&S
21 Vi
Kroehler Mfg deb 5Vis to '38 J&J
18
78
Lackawanna Steel 6s 1950105 Vi
42
Lake St John Po & Pr 6Vns 1942 «.
175*
6 Vis Feb 1 1947
45M
Lake Superior Corporation—
30
let & coll tr gold 6s 1944—J&I) /
13
Lane Bryant Ino—
91
8 f deb 6a 1940 with warr.M&N
31
83
Galf States Paper
Corp—
Vis 1943 with war.J&D
5s 1943
K uuey
105
16
104 5*
*r. mtge
i
Sinking fund deb 6s 1947—F&A fclOSVi
1st
Bid.
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
Debentures 6s 1940
A&O
Glen Aid en Coal M s f4s'65-M&8
Glldden Co 5V*% notes '35. J&D
1st
Bonds.
Razor—
13
.
10-yr 5V4% ■ f notes '37..F&A
10-yr ■ f 5Vi% notes *40—M&S
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948
J&J
Quaker Olty Cold Storage—
15
23
....
M&N
M&N
5Vis 1935 to 1937
105Vi
lOlVi
Radio-Keith-Orpbeam Oorp—
common stock) 65%
paid
Debenture gold 6s 1941—J&D
..
105V*
33
12
39
♦/ 31
RaUway Express Agency Inc—
«•
—
67
57
42 Vi
44Vi
99
mm — "
96
Serial 5s '35-'38 (t-a)
106
M&S
Series 5s *39-'49 (s-a)
MAR
106
Reliable Stores Oorp 6s '37 A&O
80
Reliance Mgt Corp5s 1954..F&A k
78
Remington Arms 6a 1937
M&N
102 Vi
Remington Rand, Ino—
Deb 5Vi* 1947 with warr.M&N
95 Vi
mmmrn
95
mmmm
Sale price.
fr ll
Part paid ctfs (for 6% deb and
56
97
1st 6s ■ f 1951
Oonv deb 6Vis 1941
Quaker City Tank Line—
99 V*
96 Vi
84
♦ Negotiability impaired by matrwity.
85
i
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i
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
92
NOTICE.—All bond price® are "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Republic Iron A St'l 6s 1940 AAO
Ref Jk sen 5%s *58 aer A..J4J
Republic Motor Truck Oe, Inc—
Deb 0Us 1937 with war. JAJ
Restigouche Co Ltd 6s 1948..—
Revere Copper A Brass—
1st Inc 6s July '48 ser A
—Reynolds Invest 6s 1948—~.AAO
Rhelneibe Union
7s
1946
J&J
Rhlne-Maln-Danube7s I960 M&**
Richardson A Boyn 6%« *37-JAD
T02H
93%
6034
7634
_
105
32%
43
5
10
MAN */2634
1
2634
...
7s *66 FA A 1 6034
4% Stamped
itlnne* (Hugo, industries—
Deb 7s *40 (without war.)A
26%
26%
1st
a
f 6s
3 druthers
70
1948
Wells
102%
Leather 6s....1935
55
Debenture 6s 1936-1938... AAO
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948—4...AAO
Ruhr Housing 0%a 1968..—JAJ / li¬
Ryerson (Joseph T) A SonsSink fund deb 6s 1943..
MAN fe 103%
46
rift A Co 1st a f g 5s
27%
A
ref
«Ls
f
5
*44..
10-vt 5% notes 1940
J&l
JA<
M&! *
38%
35%
"
31
Co 6%« 1946
.J&J
Stamped (July 1933 coup cn)
Guar a I 0%s 1940 ser B_ A&O
Stamped
36%
Corp de b 5s 1 »44
»
39%
36%
Shreveport-El Dorado—
Pipe Line 7s 1935
AAO
Shults Bread
M&S
I
Coal
14"
9
Corp 7s 1941. FA A
Simmons Co 6s Noy.1 1Q44M&N
101
Ulen A Co deb 0s 1944.
ik
J
77
Union Gulf Corp—
Coll tr s f 5s 1950—
104
.
.
/
114
103%
J
k
JUnlted Porto RicaD Sugar O*
6% % ctfs of dep 1937
M 3/
-/
7s ctfs of dep 1937
United Securities Ltd 5%s 1952-.
united Bte&msnip os DM/-.M&r
United Steel WorkB (Germany)-
EXCHANGE
85
95
J&
103%
100
^
36%
38
36%
37%
J
w'th warr
Smith (L O) Typewr 6s '39.M&N
86
91
Each-Dudelange
a
f 7a '51.1
31%
34
12
a
69
29
59
85%
B * 100%
B k 100
S
95
B k
94
8 A:
95
J
96
5% yr 1st 0a 1937
M&N
8 yr 1st 6a 1939
M&N
Southern Advance Bag A Paper
99
93
82%
83%
20
JAD
23%
B
21
J k
30
3
0%% aeria
18%
25
/
1
85%
6%
J
8
J
\
93
77
104%
k
96"
/
104%
105
104%
4.500
3,500
3,000
Minn Ch of Comm.
Minn-St P Stk Ex.
29
196
1,350
1,300
190
1.500
2,500
125
523
19
Certificates of deposit..
Talvoline Oil 7s 1937
.
16%
89%
*f 8
*/ 8
*
3
81%
D
2,400
2",600
400
75
Exch.
St Louis Exchange.
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
San Fran Stk Ex.—
San Fran Curb Ex.
Seattle Stock Exch I
Seattle Curb A M f
Toronto Stock Exch
Washington Stk Ex
115
1.000
13
Phila Stock Exch—
86%
Plttab Stock
20%
16"
10
*/ 12%
Pack.—6s 1948-
CO'.OOO
New Orl Stock Ex.
87
M<!
Vanadium Corp. of Amer.—
Oonv deb 5a 1941
A<
p80
500
70
206
Montreal Stock Ex.
New Orl Cotton Ex
95
102%
85%
7an Camp
104%
104%
213
67
78
Louisville Stk Exch
Milw Grain A Stk.
86
*f
20
Los Ang Stock Exch
Loa Angeles Curb Ex
5 Wheeling Stock Ex
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
Southern United Ice Go—
/
Stk Exch.
TOO
tl.125
Hartford
U 8 Rubber-
Snider Packing Corporation
Cot
65
63"
1
500
,100
2,500
4,000
2,500
Ft Worth Or A
71
If
700
5.000
100
*90
114
USA British internat Ltd—
1,000
11,000
600
16
Detroit Stock Ex—
112
3
84%
SEATS.
No. Last Salt
1.375 870,000
1.577
1.150
450
15.500
344
5.250
550
17.500
77
1,200
139
7 500
35
1,200
Buffalo Stk Exch—
.549
7.200
i470
2,500
50
5,000
41
1,250
M
)
S F 0%a 19M
84
N Y Stock Exch..
41%
40%
9
9
69%
/
JAJ
-A&O
92%
24
36
107"
96
k
A
B
lat m 5s 1970 aer
88
f
FAA
1937
oungst 8h A Tube—
lat m a f 5« 1978 aer
21
106%
84%
5
25%
5
/
114%
103%
(
1
14
...
79"
Growers Ltd-
99%
Unassented
97
101%
104%
-
98
AAO
AAO
Southland Ice 6a aer A 1942--JAJ
Southwest Dairy Products—
6M»ww 1938
MAN
Spruce Falls power A Pap. Ltd—
1st M 5%s 1935-36 (s-a)—AAO
1st 634s 1937-43—
A&O
Staley (A E) Mfg 1st 6s '42.M&S
Stand Oil (N J)deb 5s Nov 15 1946
Stand Oil N Y deb4%a'51 J&D15
Btsnd Textile Prod 0%s '4i M&S
1%
1st lien 6% notes
42
56%
6%
deposit—.....- f
(ickwlre Spencer Steel Co—
Pr lien A coll 7a Jan 1935-MAN
6%
Certificates of deposit—-Sec conv 7%a 1932——MAS */ 50
89
(leboldt (W. A.) A Co. 5%a "39l%a '83 MAfe */ 41
A&o
107%
941
~ "
66
104%
v
United Drnu5»>19fi3
,
Certificates of
106%
)
39%
93
6a 1947
6 Hs 1938-
30"
1
103%
Smith (Howard) Paper Milla Ltd
lat a f 5%a 1953 A
J&D
104%
—
M&N
/
United Steel Wks of Bur bach
B.J&D
Skelly Oil deb 5%a 1939-— M&S
f 6s 1947
Without warrants
s
f 6s 1940-
Deb
Union OH Co of California—
Union Grain
60%
60%
94
103%
J
United Biscuit of Aiu 08
102%
102%
86
98
J&J
corp—
A 1937-M&S16
lat lien coll 0%a '38 ser
a
95%
°82%
100
,
67
104%
104%
93%
lat
102%
M&S
-
49
105
40%
54%
102
Simpsons Ltd 6s ser A 1949—J&J
--
81 *
96
5
0a May 1 1942 Ser A
Deb fis 1946
83
Sileslan-Am
aer
106%
Union Drawn Steel deb 6s '5C
44%
40%
51%
Slemans A H alske 10-yr7s'35._ JAJ
Deb g ■ f 0%s'51with warM&S
1st 1 coll 7s
1937
(heeling Steei Corp—
1st & ref s f 5 %a 1948 aer A_ JAJ
1st & ref s f 4 %s "53 ser B-A&o
8
Co—
42"
§8*
90
OH
5%s
rri-Uttlitles Corp—
Truax-Traer
12
44
F&A
Products...
Oonv deb 6a 1944—
^estvaco Chlorine
23
29
if
38"
55
82
)
38%
Cons
84
103
k
68
38
103
MAN
5%s series B 1949
45
6
)
99%
JAJ
Sinclair
/
»
26
69
f
104%
105
J
1940
41
3
J&D /
1948
1
77
-.
55"
98%
89%
12
AAO
f fis 1947
1st 0a
104
*
rexas
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co—
a
f deb 6s
1
55
111%
7
.
1st
a
108
110%
31
Security Mtge-see Assoc Mtge Co
5
oenoca Copper 7s 1933
JAJ
Servel Corp (new) 6s 1948
JAJ k 95%
Sharon Steel Hocp—
63%
1st s f 5%a 1948 ser A
FA A
104
Sheffield Steel 6%a 1948—-MAP
Shell Union Oil Corp—
102%
Deb s f 6e 1947--..
MAN
Deb s f 6s 1949 with warr.AAO
102%
Shell Pipe Line Corp—
Deb sf 6s 1952
40%
1941—--MAS
5%% notes 1937
MAS
Oonv
5
107
-
35
Scovill Mfg Co 5%% 1945-J&J
ocrlpuH ill. W) deo o>*s
F&A
Steol Is* fis 194l_.,
7
on) 1939-
20
1/
Schulco
Scnllfn
7
Stpd (July 1930 coup
(arreu Broa Co—
96
ait Pap A Col Ind 6s *34.
MAI
Taylor- W harton i & 8 0s 42M&:
1st A ref 7%a 1940 Ser A.
ta:
102%
JAJ fk 41%
—
108
45%
45%
18
/
\f
95
50
FA A /
M&N /
1951
28%
MAS
1939
89%
/
Baxon Pub Was ^Gertnauyj—
1st extlsf 7s 1946-
52
57%
29%
(arner-Quinlan Co—
Tenn Coper A Chemical—
6s 1942
JAJ
St L Rky M» A P 6s *68 stpd.JAJ
St. Paul Un Stk Yards 5s '46 AAO
Gen
/
mmmm
49
3 */
109%
MAN
20
k 103
IIII
Deb 6a w w
Joaepb Lead Co—
St Leuls Gat. A Coke Corp—
1st M s f 6s 1947
JAD
81 Louis Refrig A Cold Storage—
3
I
8 f deb 5s 1938
100
St. Clair Furnace 1st 6s '39-FAA
23
AAO
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
55
(P)
Deb 6%s'35 aer a with war
Without warrants...
Sugar Pine dumber Co—
135%
131
AAO
36
-AAO
(alworth Co 1st fls 1945
15
/
31
/
if
Stuts Motor Oar 7 % a i«37.
Sugar Estates of Orients—
1st 7s 1942 ctfs of dep
33
4^
19
52
\
45
35
♦/
Certificates of deposit.
36
Oonv deb 6a
88
M
TltuaviJle—
*/ 45%
30
96
46
55
32"
Bid.
Bonds.
1
^
fk 38
fk 29%
4% Stamped..
9krawt>rldge & Clothier—
108
80
Rountree Co 6s Jan 1 1937
6% notes 1937
fk 40
fk 32
Ltd—
Oonv deb 5%a 1941
65
(Hugo) Corp—
Gen 7« *30 (without war)_A
...
Royal Dutch «jo—
Deb 4s 1948 with warr
Ask
90
itlnnea
5!%
41%
Rocky Mtn Fuel 6s 1943
Roman Catholic Church 0%s 1940
Rom Cath Church Welfare 7s 1946
ttt.
43
77%
50
31%
1st 0« June 3Q 1942
JAD3C
Roch A Pitts C A I 6s *48..MAN
Rueping
63
35%
111%
Richfield Oil of California
Ool tr 6b 1944 ser A
Otfs of deposit..
Bid.
Bonds.
102 %
95
43%
104%
_
Rlma Steel Corp 1st s f
Rlordon Pulp A Paper
"f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of Issue.
44
"525
l",665
1,000
47
300
75
200
2,200
2,000
"266
350
15,000
9,100
100
94
-
82%
20
113
40
465
55,000
61,000
540
§1,000
000
10",006
.
Canadian price, s Sale price, u There are 470 memberships—of
390 active memberships outstanding,
t Sale July 5 1932. § Prices of Wheeling
Stock Exchange memberships are fixed.
No open market.
Original price $250, now $1,000.
H Book value.
Membership of Ft. Worth Grain «
Cotton Exchange is limited to 90.
Exchange buys certificates in order at $450 when funds are available.
90 Seats, 67 outstandings y 80 Seats;
70 members,
z Auction sale.
♦ Negotiability impaired by maturity,
t Bonds being exchanged for preferred stock.
6 Basis.
/This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale, n
which 53 are held a3 dividend seats, 27 held by the Exchange, leaving
Nominal,
r
Quotations for all securities are aft near as
Stocks.
Par.
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks.
Par.
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Ask.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Per share
Per share.
Preferred
..100
Amoakeat?
Mfg
Preferred
934
51
8
5
0% preferred
cum
Co.. (T)
pref-.lOO
Bigel-Sanf Oarp't— t
Preferred
100
Beeth Mfg (N B)__l
15
21
5
45
Drayton Mills
100
22
25
19
2034
Erwin Cotton
T"
5
55
60
■,
3
3634
Fairforest
9
45"
coru__(
Preferred..
I
Draper Corp....100
Paw Alpaca (Mass) I
G moral Oottou
t
Gosoeld M(N B).f
preferred
l
Notes
100
52
3
Da vol Mills
90
5
36
7% preferred—
50
Baltimore.
534
1834
19
Boston.
m
Boston
100
Oolum Nat Life. 100
25
Mass
Bonding
26
498
87
506
93
1434
1534
25"
40
46
35
45
iJ*
Hamrick
28
Hartsvllle dot MH!»
mm
mm
40
70
22 34
25
Imperial Yarn
Industrial Cotton
Mrg (P ft)../
Merchants Mfg.
48~~
3234
6234
Mehawk
1334
1434
2
100
2
4
Preferred..... 100
Narraganoptt: Mills
(F ft) com ...100
NashaweuaM
f
35
37
100
King(J P) Mfg (Ga)
9
Hartford
10
66
61
65
National
70
Linford Mills
734
i034
45
40
47
35
10
10
Fire
(Fire)
10
Life Insurance.
Aetna Casualty A
Surety
10
80
90
t
3
Majestic Mfg
65
f
20
2034
Mansfield Mills
53
55
86
88
70
29
20
17
»
Ph*rlm Mill#
4234
Plymouth Cordage..
67
4
rstomska
M
8
Pewdrell A Alex._.t
6
Preferred.. ...100
Notes
70
Ouissett Mills iNB)l
Rich Bordea Mfg
50
70"
11
634
85
49
51
1434
2434
1534
2534
25
18
100
384"
394
Milwaukee.
Firemen's
95
N
64
Old Line Life
834
Wisconsin Nat Life.
9
90"
Musgrove
ii"
16
18
434
534
25
85
National
Mills
Weaving..
Prior preferred
75
60
preferred
Nat Yarn Mills
75
W National...25
116
120
934
10
7
9
Newberry o M (SO).
64"
Norris Cot Mills
30
70
35
33
Orr dot M (Sd).ioc
28
31
22
33
Pacolet M X\i
24
7% preferred..100
boule Mill iIN B).100
Taber Mills (N B)._l
Wamsutta M(NB)1
21
22
Perfection Spinning.
Yerk Mfg (Me)_100
3
100
Sagamore
Mfg
...100
Sanford Mills
CF
Ft).
71
7% preferred
mmrnm
5
mmmm
4
5
\ -
U)..
103
22
Andersons M (SO).i
Arcade Cotton Mills
56"
Arkwrtirht
Mills...
Avondale Mills
Rowan Cotton Mills
5
Beaumont Mfg
25
mmmm
7% preferred...
Belton Mills (S O) 25
Preferred
Bibb Mfg
100
Brandon Corp A
Class B
85
4
10
15
30
100
mmmm
"8
Sibley Mfg (Ga).lOO
Smyre (A M) Mfg—
7% preferred
Bleachery
& Print Wks com.
8% preferred
China Grove Cot
OniQuola vi fu
.
71
27
75
SpartHii Mill* f8<') '
Spencer Corporation
4
6
95
Sterling Spinning...
Stowe Spinning
48""
3434
Common...
10
12
1st 7% pref...100
2d 5% pref
100
8
82
56
79
38
100
78
Clifton Mfg (m O)iotj
75
77
30
82
36
Ins
Security
10
2934
3034
15"
Pan Amer Life
4
134
16c
Bagdad Copper
Hawk Mines.
Gold
Dredg¬
3434
Butte Cop &
A ^'in
Butte
New York.
Z Co t
H
.
Bwana M'Kubwa—
10
Copper Min Co..
Calif Copper Oo—10
1834
1934
19
22
Callahan
12*
Calumet A Hecla
Amer Equitcom
5
Amer Reserve. ...10
Bankers A Ship. .25
63
66
179
30
184
19
Zinc-Lee*
Oo
1
25
31
Central Am Mines..
5
Fidellty-Phenix 2.50
3034
3134
Gerro de Pasco
100
Globe A Rutgers..25
Great American
10
40
44
Chief Oonsol Min.-l
35
18
t
_
j-
25
Hamilton
38
48
40
45
5
10
60
64
56"
15
53
22
28
Hanover
io5"
3234
2534
34
834
234
3334
2634
Cons Min A Smelt 25
2934
3034
50
10
5
Home Fire Securs.10
Home.
103
106
Knickerbocker
5
Lincoln
5
Common...
Preferred
National
10
100
734
1134
2134
2234
Falcon
25
74
77
Federal M A
25
UDlted
10
57
65"
Mexicans. .50c
Eagle Bird Mine
Eagle Pich Lead..20
25
River
Ins
Rossia
110
Dome Mines Ltd.(t)
68
Stuyvesant
North
Gold Min & M..1
Oust
95
....5
834
934
2
3
8234
States..
Westchester
10
3934
2634
4034
27
5
Copper
634
1034
5
1234
Pacific Fire
77
120
934
334
Oonsol
Copper Range
1
Cresson Consolidated
65
Liberty..6
New York
55
50
50
MfgllOO
1
Merchants Fire Asso
Northern
100
Evans Wall Lead ft)
7 % preferred.
7%
Lead
_
100
1
100
preferred. 100
Golden Cycle Corp..
GoJdfield Consul
Mines
1
Granby Cons MSA
Power..
10'
Philadelphia.
Greene-Oananea. 10C
Association.. 10
48
49
10
48 34
10
21
Pblla
Casualty
10
LJf"
Reliance new
Canadian price.
134
18
10
Victory
r
%
534
32
25
Fire
Nominal
34
534
50
Mfrs
n
Carnegie Metals
Chile Copper
Oomo Mines
.
Ins Oo of N A
1034
30c
Comstock
3
5
I Par value 4100.
4
City of New York 100
Continental
2.50
7% preferred-.100
k Last sale.
1734
1.04
37
77
Mllis"-Tt)
PpflffiPTfiH
liquidation,
1.00
.1
15
40
Wiscassett Mills
Woodside Cot Mills
In
1734
A
be»u
10
Ppa forrnH
•
10
Ziuc
13c
Gold
ASulllvai MAO It
10
71
Wallace Mfg do
Ware Shoalt Mfg
West Point
lie
au
ing, Ltd
Amer Alliance
88
50
Victor-Monag Co
7% pref
.400
Victory Yarn Mills—
1st M 6s Jan 1941
Wellington
Juu
Smelting
Bulolo
New Orleans.
48"
20
25
Serial notes
..
62""
90
Climax Spinning
86
Union-buffaio Mill*
3334
.....
6% preferred
76
Southern Worsted pf
40
Chadwick-Hoskins
Oo
25
9934
95
.(f)
42
30
100
$6 preferred
25
AnacondaOoyMin 50
Andes Hopper M_(t)
Ariz
12
96
Franklin—
Process com
Preferred.
100
70
Preferred
37
68
if)
10
Soutnern
Southern
100
Gold Mining
Black
100
88
7% preferred
Burlington Mills.
Calhoun Mills..
Cannon Mll)«>_.
10
5
m'mmm
5
734 % 1st pref
Rosemary 7 34 % pref
Saxon Mills
mmmm
45"
10034
Bunker mil
95
31
40""
New Baron.
Mills—
22
Arcadia
Mills...100
Preferred
63
.
—
Austin Silver Min
92
25
fl% Drer»T''"fi_
7% preferred
Hi
6j
Hi
ucu
Common
American Yarn&Proc
51
107
18
10 j
5
Piedmont Mfg (8 C)
2.50
American..
A
Atlai tic Mutual—
Amer
Firemen's
26
42
INSUR¬
ANCE 8CRIP
Altar Cons Mines—
85
Roanoke
5
Newark.
65
7% preferred
mm
20
32
45
Mfg (SO)
5
Mlnlnft
80
Poe. F w.
20
Union
MARINE
Alaska
36"
Rlversiu»
Abbeville O M (SO) I
Acme Spinning
18
Nor'west F A M...
Pickens Cot Mills...
Ranlo Mfg
Southern Mills.
75
26
101
Admiralty Alaska
35
.
98
MINING STOCKS
Minneapolis.
36
27
Oo (P R t.
Saco Lowell Shops
1st preferred
National
1931)
Mfg pref..
Monarch O M (S O) i
Mollohon
22
18
100
50
Fireman's
65
2d
mmmm
Travelers'
.....
Corcoran
5434
6534
Lincoln Nat Life.. 10
19
Mills Mills pref
10
10
Gen
65
5234
6334
80
25
Marion Mfg Co
Marlboro Mills
(N B)
Pacific Mills
2034
34
Washington.
63
30
Peppered Mfg UHe) i
Pierce Mfg (N B)—I
Aetna Life
Conn
Mills
Serial notes
4134
2234
American
Phoenix
Locke Cotton Mills.
Cotton
Fire
Tnsp A Ins
60
(8
6
3934
2034
Hartf Steam Boil
Limestone Cot Mills
Lydia
Springf Fire A M.25
Automobile Ins
50
pfiOO
Preferred B
4
24
1934
Hartford.
10
10
65
10
66
Springfield,Mass
j
60
Laurens <3 M
1834
I
80
.
Judson Mills A
Mills
5
iAetna (Fire)
Muis
Preferred
934
65
31
5
West Coast Life
36
Millc, pre.——...
inman
10
Occidental
Camden.
j
,Camden Fire
28
163
Pacific Mutual Life
10
20
Mills..
Hanes (F
Fund. 100
(Los Angeles).. 10
Preferred
159
Ban Francisco
Calif-West State Life
Home Fire A Marl"
Brooklyn—See N Y.
42
Paul. Minn.
Firemen's
Grendel Mills
634
St.
St P Fire & Mar.25
76
Gossett Mills
Grantevllle Mfg.lOC
"434
4034
Gen Amer Life
4
40
15
9234
234
19324
St. Louis.
mmmm
50
25
40
Virginia Fire
66
Mills
13
1
6
Gainesville Cot Mill*
4734
8
5
Rhode Island.
Glen wood
9
20,,
(t)
Life
Cent States Life._ .5
38
95
87
21
25
Wash'ton
63"
INSURANCE
STOCKS.
22
"7
Wsnqultt M
101
102
•.
29
15
Prov
Richmond.
62
r
Baltimore Amer.2.50
100
..
r
Fidelity & Guaranty
Fire Corp...... 10
7
Nashua M (N H) 100
Preferred.
...100
Nslld Mills (N B)
I
r
100
92
96
(Bait)
78
100
Preferred
47
H) Knit.5
Ml V. Wood
83"
7834
Penmans.Ltd com(t)
40
16"
Florence Mills
5
28
35
30
86
50
33
Gaffney Mfg
434
ft)
100
...50
135
30
44
7% preferred
Henrietta 7% pref—
Oarpet .20
130
r
21
"§3*
Luther
r
.
44
17
48
La#ton Mills ...loo
r
Preferred
100
Montreal Cottons
I
97
Flint Mfg Co
Merchants.
Puritan
25
36
23
25
45
"rinnellMfg (NB).l
Hatha way Mfg(NBW
Kil a urn M (N B) 75
95
Finish Co
7% preferred
60
56
r
Preferred
Serial notes...
6
r
99
-
com..
6% preferred
81
1
bsorne MUIs (FK)_J
Cabot Mfg
iou
nharlton Mills. _l 00
434
30 34
60
Oomin Text. Ltd.(t)
100
101
90
96
.
30
100
Preferred
10
i00
»i»u*
r
and Marine—..25
Darl'g'n Mfg (8 O)-.
Dixon Mills
7% preferred
Durham Hosiery
6% preferred
Eagle & Phenix_Io6
Eagle Yarn
Easiey Cotton Mills
7% preferred
Efird Manufacturing
EnterpriseMfg (Ga)
234
Ask.
Per share.
Canadian Mills..
Can Convert. Ltd. J
□an Cottons.Ltd. 100
20
Uunuean
7
82
rios
40
50
Preferred
100
Berder O Mfg (FK; l
Bose Mfg com
100
tJexdalti
34""
2234
Pine
Spinning
70
65
20
t
Barnard Mfg (Fit).!
Beacon Mfg (NB)_J
Preferred
100
%
160
534
O »wpens Mil1"
Crescent Spinning..
Dallas Mfg tAiay.jiUt
60
42
Arlington m
Assoc Textile rios__t
berkshirs
150
415
55""
45"
Ooiumbuo Mfg (Gay
Converse (D E)_100
Northern Mills.
klgenQuIn i'nui
I
American Mfg..100
Bid.
Pa>
Providence.
Clover Mills
TEXTILE
STOCKS.
Stooks.
Per share.
s
Sale
834
price,
Hecla
Mining—25<
534
234
1934
934
x Ex-dividend,
t Without par value.
50
6
94
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks.
Pat
Bid.
Stocks
Ask.
&
are as near as
Par
Bid.
share.
Hslnger Mines
5
Oonsol
CO
48
1134
Mines
334
Abbott Lab'tories(t)
Abbotts' Dairy
(f)
Preferred
334
__
'Iff
Warrants
Iron Cap Copper _1C
Island Creek Coal. I
Preferred
12
52
100
Isle Royale Cop..26
Kennecott Copper. 1
Kerr Lake
f
2934
53
Klldun Mining
1
Kir kl and LakeGold 1
Lake sb VtlJieh Ltd '
16 X
55
dep rets for pf
Louisiana L'd
t
334
Magma Copper G< 10
1834
M ay flower Old Col
Mcl n tyre Porcupicef
Copper.
100
Acetol Prod A
Acme Steel
Acme Wire v t
3X
134
Mother Load Coali'n
58X
52"
Agfa Ansco
Ainsworth
Rosario.......
Newmont Mining. 1(
7%
Mfg.—1
(f)
39X
2%
38
234
30
J*
8
Air-Way Electric
Appliance
(*)
33
Alaska Pack AssnlOO
North Butte..
l6
Ohio Copper
it
Old Dominion Co. 2/
20c
25c
25c
65c
Pacific Tin
(t)
2434
25
__j
334
3X
12 X
IIX
1334
11X
5 *
Patirio
Allied
Mines A
Enterprise
Allied
(t)
com
Pioneer Qold, Ltd.l
Pond Creek—
2034'
Premier Gold M
,134
Qulncy..
9'
Roan Antelope Min
Ltd. Amer shares.
StAnth Gold '1 ..1
8t JoHeob L«h
5*
it*
103 X
45c
IX
5X
ii*
104
si*
23%
3c
Shannon.
X
on5*
1(
5
20c
25c
IX
6
Slscoe Gold Ltd
1
So Am Gold A Plat.
Silver-Lead
2
10
2.40
11%
2.80
3%
X
3X
Xe
OX
1
Sunshine Mining. 10c
Teck-Hughes G M.l
10
4
o£%
20c
Tom Reed Gold
45c
Belmont. 1
Mining. .1
Treadwell Yukon...
United Verde Rxt60<
25c
Ventures Ltd
3%
70c
58
95c
2X
"%
X
(t)
Preferred
20X
(t)
8X
id*
8X
%
29c
Ltd.
(f)
6% pref
100
Class O warrants.
Class D warrants.
1
Amal Leather
Preferred 7%
50
Amerada
Corp
(f)
Amer Agric Ohem—
(Delaware)..
1
Amer Agric Obem—
(Conn) $6 pref.(t)
American Arch., it)
Am Bank Note
10
Preferred.
129
75
7
Am Tobacco com.25
100
(t)
Type Found, (t)
7 % preferred. 100
90
1*
52"
Anheuser-Busch. 100
6534
Apex ElecMfg
Apponang Co
A P W Paper
934
II*
10
20
'334
Af -oour f
41*
3334
4134
Armour A
40
7%
46
i
S6
:
1434
12
24
100
(t)
Properties
Am Car A Fdv_.
I*
58
Albany Tr (Boat)IOC
Bd of Tr Bid Tr (O).
Bos Gr'd R'T Tr (O).
Bos R E T (Bos). 100
BosStor W'h'se (B).l
Boston
Wharf Co. J
7 % preferred.
a
a
15
144
100 X
147 X
1
IX
49
a
a
a
East Boston Co (B).
Factory Bldg Tr (B)/
Fifty Associates (B)
Hotel Tr (Boston).. t
Klmtall
Bldg Tr(B)
Am
a
m-
27
64
05X
lor
..
Colortype
Amer
10
2X
20
com
26 X
Amer Cyanamld A10
Class B
..20
Amer
a
600
a
26
Tiling
(t)
2
Amer Equities Oo. 1
Am Express.
100
Amer Hard Rub..50
1
Ltd
.
15
.
8% preferred--100
Am Hardware...
Am-Hawaiian
TITLE
QUABANT EE &
SATE DEPOSIT ST OCKS
Bond A M Guar..20
Chicago T A Tr.100
CIty8D(Aib.NY)inr
Empire Tltle&GulOO
Fldeiitv A D (MrU 20
Home Title Ins (NY)
Lawyers' M cjo
20
69*
Am Hldf&
25
SS. 10
Leatb(t>
7 % preferred. 100
Amer Home Prod.
_
X
Amer
71
100
7
11
Amer 1G Ohem A
35
36
Am Intern Corp. _(t)
(t)
6 % non-cum pflftO
(t)
X
Am
dep rets
registered
Lawyers Title A
Guaranty
100
Lawyers W estchester
Mtge. A Title. 100
X
IX
Amer
Maryland Cas Co.
IX
2%
IX
ilx
Mtge
Bond
A
70
(f)
New Amsterdam
Casualty (Bait)
5
X
6X
New York Title A
Mortgage Corn.10
Title
Guar
A
13
it*
31X
3*
Powder....
t
AtlaB Tack
f
Auburn Automob (t)
Prior A
(t)
AutoVot
Machine(t)
Aviation
Corp (Del) 5
Aviation Sec of N El
Axton-Fish Tob A 10,1:
Babcock A WlJ _jon
Baker Chemical..(f)
Balaban
Warrrants
Baltimore
.100
Wks.(t)
28
100
32
35
6%% pref
100
Bancroft (J) A Sons t
Preferred
100
97 X
97X
it*
18
1834
8X
8
7
8
20
USFIdelAGu(Md). 2
2934
183*
<in
234
634
Brown Fence 5c Wire
4
Forman
(t)
Distillery
Class A
61
Com
4X
2X
'III
X
1
iox
61X
40X
B
Brown Shoe
H'x
5%
38
Ix
6
5X
5X
in
52
..
7% preferred ..100
Bruce (E L) com.(t)
12134
634
Br unsw lck-Balfce-
67
47 X
st%
%
834
(f)
(t>
Collender
(t>
Preferred
100
434
5334
Buckeye Pipe L..50
Bucyrus-Erie Co. 10
7% cum pref.. 100
92% conv. pref..6
32
334
5P
Budd (E G) Mfg.(t)
7 % preferred. . 100
...(t)
7% preferred.....
Bullara Co.——(t)
2in
Budrt Wheel.
21
934
334
1934
Bulova Watch—(t)
8
A3.50 conv
pref (t)
Bunte Bros com.. 10
2i*
Oh
44%
10IH
Preferred
100
.....
Burco Inc com...
Preferred.
4534
X
t
(t)
AX
~7
23
23X
11%
12
Burma Corp Ltd—
Am dep receipts. .
234
3
55
58
Burns Bros com A(t)
2
334
4%
3%
Vot tr ctf-._(t)
Com class B
(t)
134
X
%
734
—
Vot tr ctfs-.(t)
7% cum pref..100
57"
23
U*
6
61
5X
19
2%
3%
2
25
30
(f)
1434
Bush Ter m Oo com (t)
234
Bldgs pref ctfs. 100
834
734
Butler Bros
2ft
Butler (James) —10
102 X
2
4
15
20
2%
23
6
Cannon
43%
Fdry__(t)
Canada Cement. 100
r
100
r
105
7% preferred .100
89
90
64
12
67
Can Dry GIng Ale. 5
Canada 88 Lines..t r
Preferred
100 r
12 X
Canada
Beech-Nut Pack.
20
Belding Hem'way(t)
Bellanca Aircraft—
Common v t c
1
Bendix Aviation
5
Wire
3%
11%
(t)
Class B
(T)
r
r
Preferred
25
Canad Celanese..(t)
Preferred
100
Can Fair bank pf.100
5X
4h
k Last sale.
I Par value $100.
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
s
Sale price,
x
IX
1634
3734
48
1434
2
"334
5
23
234
r
(t)
Canadian Car 5e F(t) r
15c
634
634
47%
14%
r
100
Canadian Bronze
Preferred
io$
42
A
Cable A
2%
11%
I*
1034
40%
134
%
1634
3734
103
17
17^
14$
iin
ino
Cream.. 25
Preferred
IX
3H
Preferred..—.100
(t)
Byers (A M> com. r
7% part pref. .100
Cable ElPrvtc.(t)
Cable RadioTube(t)
Cache La Poudre
Oalli Pack Corp.. (t)
Campbell Wyant 5c
Butterlck Oo
101K
23
Burr Add Machine
7% debenture.100
Bush Terminal
70
5%
18X
pf.100
""34
Warrants
5X
3%
2
6%
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
Par value*
Ordinary bearer £1
Amer dep rets
18X
6X
.(t)
7% 1st pref
Beatrice
7% preferred.. 100
31*
Brown
41
Amer Mach A Fay.f
Am Mach A
Metf(t)
1334
(t)
BrownOo 6% pf_100
Bayuk Cigars...._t
18*
40
(t)
Coupon
Registered
65
it*
13
33
79
Barnsdall Corp
5
Baumann (L) pf.100
12X
95
5
76
"ox
4X
100
British Celanese Ltd
6
5}
Barker Bros...
X
2234
2334
25
Brit-Amer Oil Ltd—
115 5^
27 X
conv
6^
(+)
Bristol-Myers
Bamberger (L) 5c Co
4
234
179*
5x
(t)
A
7% pref
4
35
2
....
Tube. 100
Preferred
3*
t
H
Mfg.—
>
Bristol Brass
Katz-
a
Baldw Loc
5X
20
Locomotive
(+ t
5% non-cum pflOO
Atlantic Refin'g..25
Atlas Plywood—(t)
6X%
3X
5
W ina
S3 Lines
20
33
6X
rilass
Ola
Trust
of New York
a
5c
Ati Gulf A
7% preferred.. 100
20*
18
12
Vot trust ctfg—(t)
2
Title
com
Laundry
Machinery
25
Associated Rayon (t)
Atl Coast Fisheries.t
Preferred
Amer
1
ord
£1
Associated Oil
11X
Briggs A St,ration (t)
Brillo
Assoc El Indus, Ltd
27
~8
5
Foamite
Corp. (-h
7 % preferred. .100
G'ds_. 1
Dry
3
24
First preferred 100
Secondpreferred(t)
Bridgeport Mach. (i)
Brtggs Mfg
(t)
4
(t)
_
15
75
100
Botany Cons M. A50
Bourjois, Inc
(t)
$2.75 cum pref...
Bower Roll B'r'g._5
Bowm Bilt Hoteis(t)
100
ii*
sUs
2234
Brighton Mills pf—
Brill Gorp cl. A-_-t
40
95*
(+)
_
6% 1st pref... 100
7% 2d pref... 100
108 X
Amer-La France
3
3
2X
IX
Hosiery....26
Amer Ice Oo
IX
X
35
20
15X
1
37'
Apparel
Industries
6% preferred. .100
7X
56 X
Encaustic
li60K
p
106
6
com_(t)
64
pref_..(t
Austin, Nich 5c Oo.f
Am Crystal Sugar 10
Preferred
100
3
conv
5
Assoc Br ewer ies
Atlas
Commercial
Alcohol
2 '134
a
21*
140
100
26
Amer
16
II*
il*
i
-
Amer Coal (N J).25
15
210
13 X
100
Am Cigar
Preferred.
mim
(f
com.,
Am Chicle
•
100
a
a
Chain
7% preferred—100
52
Cent Bldg Tr (B). J
32
100
100
25
a
100
10?l
_
c®
Associated
107
15
Preferred
23
a
a
Chic RETrus's 1000
City RET (O)..500
Congress St Assoc!
ates (Boston)
I
Devonsh BldgTr(B)/
.
Am Caramel
Per share
14
pref.. 100
(111)—
guar
7% preferred-.10(
Armstrong Cork... 5
Arnold. Constable. 5
Artloom Carp
r
7% pref
Wf
Art Metal Constr.10
25
105X
(t
10
99
37
2434
2334
Brlt-Amer Tobregfi
Art Metal Works. .5
1
31
IX
3
C<> or Del
Common
45
A*
40
Arcturus Rad Tube t
III
100
..
_
Archer-Daniels Mldt
7 % preferred- .100
Assoc
»
100
(
(
(..
_.
6034
7X
_(t)
5134
Oorp.(t)
Preferred
13
.
,
Woven Hose
5c Rubber
38 X
28
100
(t>
Anchor P A Fence(t)
Andian Nat Corp (f )
Angostura-WupperlmannOorp
Amer
REAL ESTATE TB
* LAND STOCK8
100
1234
1334
4X
.
#
(Mans).(t)
il*
4134
forum on
Boston
Amer Wind Glass
Anchor Cap
60
25^
5
Traveler
_
Wr Pap v t C..1
$6 pref v t c___(t)
.!8
ii*
Common B
t
25
Borg-WarnerOorp 10
7% pref.
100
Borne. Scrymser..25
Boston-Herald
77 X
Am
(t)
Borden Oo
20X
$6 % conv pref.(t)
56 X
7 % preferred.
Canadian
117
.
2
cum
Brass
59
7% preferred. .100
(t)
Am Thread pref
5
734
American Book— lOn
7 % preferred.
Am Sugar Reftr_.lt)U
Preferred
15
213^
104%
Bohn RefTig pref. 100
Bob Ami com A..(t)
Am Sumatra Tob
126
Sugar name
chgd to Am Crystal
Am tiev'ge Corp ..1
7% conv pref.-.5
Am «)an.
22
7 % preferred.
Amer Wringer
12%
OX
3%
1st nref
..100
Bohack Realty pf—
69
42
Am Wool
IX
Am Brake 8b Ac F
Yukon Gold
5
Zenda Gold Mining.
t
Amer Stove.....100
36
X
6
80
bohn Aluminum 5c
.
100
6% preferred
mn
Alum Goods Mfg. (t)
Aluminum
05X
123 X
Anaconda W A O.(t)
Aluminum Co com.t
6%
64
Wright Hargreaves
Mines
16*
Co-
AlDha Portl Cem_(t)
96 X
.25
6% preferred.
5
t)
com
Common
F'drtes.(t)
American Stores.
Co
Elec
Inc 7% pref
loiBoeing Airplane—5
Bohack (H C) com.t
118
Am
127
Convertible pref..
Allied Mills lnc__(t)
X
34X
second pf-100
2*
...
7%-.100
Blumenthal (8)—
19
Oora(t)
AmRmelt A Refg t+)
7 % preferred. .100
7
25
Preferred
Pref
Am Transformer
Am Beet
48 X
2
'
(t)
1
1
Walker Mining
Wend en Copper
75c
334
Utah-Apex
i
Utah Copper Oo_.ll
Utah Metal A Tup
&d
Amer Seating vtc.t
Amer Ship bldg.. (t)
25
(t)
Blaw-Knox Oo—(t)
Bliss (E W) Oe
f
1st preferred
.50
2d preferred B 10
Bloomlngdale Bros.t
American Screw -lou
6%
55X
Blauner's
2X
10X
54X
nulling Min.. 25
Amer Ship A
7% cum pref.. 100
Bickfords Inc
(t)
Blrtman
Am Salamandra.-lO
IX
125X
in
14X
Common B..__26
oy*
Common
24X
X
15%
_ii
Bbattuck Denn...
Silver King Coal
A
14
124
Am Safety Rasor (t)
3*
35%
Bing 5c BIng
A
7% preferred-.100
Allis-Ohairnet.
X
San Toy Mining
Seneca Oopjytu*
Tonopah
Tonopah
21X
Obem
(t)
oref_. 10ft
6% non-cum pflOO
2
A
1
Corp
7% pref..
Allied
Pocahontas
Stand
Brewing
Distilling Co..
15
Radiator
cum
IfH
(f)
Preferred
billings A Spen
Am Republics com(t)
ant
4%
U
Stand Snnit
7%
13
?3%
Industrial
common.(t)
best 5c Co Inc—(t;
Bethlehem Steel, (t)
2
<10
50
50
28
riX
(t)
Ant Steel
30c
Bid.
Benson 5c Hedges (t)
Berghoff Brew..— 1
A
Am Snuff
33
Park-Utah—
Amer
X
Algoma Oonsol Ltd—
....
.(t)
Potash
Amer
4X
24
■
Air Reduction
40
85*
100
_.
Affiliated Prod--
Niplsslng M*"e»
>
Noranda
Mines.(t)
99
(ti
56
..
4X
38
6X
6X
81X
29%
50
4834
New River Os.-.lOt
Preferred
ICC
N Y A Honduras
108
2X
37K
Aetna Brewery....1
Aetna Rubber.
(t)
X
6
19
Aero supply MfgClass A
(t)
Class B...
(f)
New Jersey Zinc..26
MInee
Amer News
42 X
107
25
Class A
44
3
Mines
2X
13
35X
Abraham Antraue(t)
iiJ
43%
'
MiningCorpICan)(t)
Oonsol
9
Chem
inn
c
25
%
2% Adams Express.. (f>
5% preferred—110
X
(T;
55X Adams Millis
7% pf w w
100
Addresso graph Multigraph Corp.. 10
Advance-Rumely (t)
Aeolian Co pref
30c
liondon Tin Corp Ltd
14%
77
8
24
...
2834
Par
Per
Loan
1
1st preferred
Preferred.
26
Btooks.
Beneficial
X
72
82
7% preferred..100
(t)
108
6234c
16 ^
pref
7% pref
AA34
29 34
105 34
1
24
(t)
Maracaibo_.l
Amer Pneu Serv_-25
7% preferred.. 100
Abitibl Pow a Pap. r
6%
5
Ask.
6% conv pref. 100
Abercrombie A Fitch
Copper.
—2(
Internatl Mining
1
Bid.
American Meter...t
1134
2
Par.
Amer Metal Oo
MISCELLANEOUS
(t)
STOCKS
Per share.
Amer
INDUSTRIAL AND
inspiration cons
Miami
Stocks.
Am Maize Prod..
400
Imperial Eagle Min.
Am
Ask.
Per share.
1934
Hcmestake Min. 101
Bewe Sound vtc.5
Budson Bay Mln
5c Smelting
Idaho Maryland
MISCELLANEOUS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
r
2534
110
634
1234
2034
117
334
2834
112
7
14
2334
121
65
Ex-dividend,
t Without
Nor., 1934]
MISCELLANEOUS
&
INDUSTRIAL
95
STOCKS
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Stocks.
Bid.
Par.
Per
Stocks.
Ask
654
Consol Textile
t
Consumers Go com 5
6% prior pref. 100
7% 1st pref...100
2
Container Corp A.20
(t)
Carman A Co A—(t)
Glass B
-it)
Carnation Go
k
k
(t)
7% pref
100
Carrier Corp
(t)
Ga»e (J I* Go
.100
7% preferred.. 100
Case Lockwoou A
Bratnard Go.-100
iSf
102 54
^
t
-100
Champion Coated
100
Preferred-... .100
Special pref
100
(f)
Mfg.6
Dally News ft)
(j)
Preferred
Chic Nipple A_;
ChicPneuTool ..(f)
93% conv pM»f A
Chic Rivet A Macht
wiiuc
yellow Uao..r
O_10
Ohilds Co com
.(t)
Chlckasha Cot
123%
17 54
89
1154
25%
5
16
5)4
17%
Oln Un Stk Yds. ft>
22%
554
(Cleveland)
(t)
7° cum P'—100
Investing.. 100
7% preferred
City A Sub Homes 10
City Store*..
18)4
73%
37
90
19
7954
44
(f)
ctfs
1)4
54
4%
454
,V?Hn£
Ctfs
S^k (D f) Oo-.(f)
^ark Ea Co com.(t)
Claude
™
2%
14""
16"
54
54
Preferred-—..(t)
Tractor-.-(f)
%uZV,? Stk Yards.f
Cliffs Gorp v r, c_.
Common
6
10
19
Ullncbfleid Ooai.iou
^Preferred
.100
Olorex Chemical, (t)
Club Aluminum.
(f)
Oluett. Peabody. .t
4
32"
c.y<
De
29)4
35""
7% preferred—100
Coca-Cola Go.
t
24 54
110
113
142%
142 %
Ooca-ColaEnteral (t)
54 54
279
55%
_
preferred-1100
95 54
Otitis A Alkman (t)
nJSef (J%K—100
Collins Go..
ioo
Colonial Beacon Oil t
Colon Oil
Oorp—(f)
Color Pictures
Col Fuel A
Iron..(f)
8% preferred- -100
Colt s Patent Fire
Arms Mfg
87 1st pref.,
t
t
2nd pref.
10%
IA
6%
iA
76
"7"
sH
6)4
4)4
4%
15
20
18)4
20)4
1)4
f
.
2*
SyBtem Inc-.--(t)
27
fi.a
27
"♦
v
_
2754
%
29
t
31
37
(+)
t
42
43)4
C—"(t)
com
Preferred
Col am
Oarbonvtc(t)
Commercial OredltlO
7%
cum 1st
pf— 25
f%DrofclB—25
6H%
cum
pref 100
6% convcl A
50
Oomm'l Invest Tr. f
Conv pref opt ser
f
Oomm
27)4
28%
Solvents
%
66 54
68
29%
28%
29)4
29)
28
29
,
104)4
46
508>
109
105
49
51
109)4
t
13%
18 %
—1
10 %
11)4
9)4
Oompo Shoe—
_
Oonde Nast Pub.(f)
Osngoleum-Nairn., t
Congress Glgar
+
nonsol
Aircraft——l
Consol Auto Mer vtc
Oonsol Gar Heat. 100
Cons GigarOorp. (t)
6)4% P'd ww. 100
0)4% pfex-warlOO
7 Vo preferred
100
Cons
S3
Film Indus— 1
cum
part
pf—t
Cons Laundries
(t)
Oonsol Oil Oorp-.(t)
8 % preferred—100
Consol Retail Sts__t
8% pf with warlOft
Oonsol Royal Oil .10 k
«I*
28
29
7*4
10
654
7
25
6lP
35""
Diamond Match.(t)
6% part pref—.25
Diamond Sboe—
24
9
65
18
103
1254
15
IJ) Uruc—100
Doehler Die-Oast (t)
40
Preferred.
.50
Preferred
(f)
Dominion Bdge.100
28
slH
58
63
29)4
335
Dom Goal pref. .100
Dominion Glass. 100
Preferred
100
Demin Rubb of-100
Dominion Steel
A Goal B
25
Dominion Stores, (t)
Domin Textile—-(t)
r
19
Dow Ohem com—t
Preferred
Dow
—100
Drug—-(f)
Preferred
—100
Draper Oorp
t
Dresser (S R) A—t
Class B
f
A Go com
Deben stock.
20
100
Durham Dup'x Saf.
Razor $4prpf.(t)
New class A
(t)
Franklin (HH)Mfgt
14)4
Preferred
Franklin RySup.(t)
Freeport Tex Oo__ 10
135
17
21
7354
113)4
5
6%
pref. 100
Fuller (G A) Go—
74%
120
6)4
IV*
101
Nominal,
r
Canadian price.
6
v t
45
1554
5
c25c
A
__t
6% preferred.. 100
10%
53)4
Gulf OU Corp....26
Gulf States 8fl__ (+)
•
54
0% %
conv
554
39
pf.100
Hale A KUburn—
1%
Preferred
Halle Bros..
Preferred
3
1054
10
100
Hall
7%
6)4
Lamp com..(t)
(W F)
Printing v to
10
Hamilton Watch.(t)
80
-
4
Ball
86 pref—
14)4
io«
50
Hahn
r
11%
vy
.7% 1st pref—.100
Dept 8ts_.(t)
a*
3M
12%
l"
2654
116)4
26%
15)4
6)4
19%
7
5
100
44
HammermUl Paper
Common.
10
6% cum pref—105
93
Hanna
(M A)
87 cum .pref
8
1st
(f)
98)4
Happiness Candy
Stores class A
-t
Ear b-Walk Raf—
Common—
%
10
60
24
2
Hat Oorp class A
1
6)4 % cum pref
with warr
100
Hathaway Bak A(t)
Preferred
(f)
Transportation..5
10
34
Hayes Body
2
Haytian Oorp of Am
Gen Aviation Oorp.l
4
'IPs
86 conv pref
(f)
Glass A pref
American
15
22%
8
General
126
Gen Baking
...6
8% preferred—(t)
Gen'l Bronze.—5
x
Prod
Guantanamo Mug
2%
Gen Asphalt
Sale price,
Groc
3)4
16
t
Garlock Pack.._.(t)
Gen Alloys Go
t
I
n
Greyhound Corp.
*1)4
t
General Gable...(t
Glass A
(t.
ILast sale,
23%
Hartman Tob—10
Hart, Schaffner A
preferred.^
Gamewell Go
15
72
92)4
125)4
.100
1%
3)4
14%
(t)
Preferred
115
92
6)4
24%
2654
113%
14)4
pref
Gabriel Co. clA
Galr (Robert)
50)4
14%
754
i
554
13)4
125
■}
inr
2d
5)4
63
conv
P&rttc
65
8*
12
..100
(f)
Preferred.
Fro eder t Grain A
83
16)4
_
10%
15
25
Great West «ug_(-H
7 % preferred- 100
Greif Bros Cooperage
50
Malt pref
Fox Film—
100
100
100
Great Nor Pan
54
Oonvpref—(t)
(f)
..
—100
Preferred
Preferred
It Lakes Tow
9)4
12654
(Grnfld Tap A Dle__t
87 conv pref
(f)
Foundation Oo._
t
75
Douglas Alrcrf
(t)
Douglas Shoe pf.100
Ounhlil Internat..l
DuplanSllk
_f
8% cum pref..100
DuPont (E I) de N
1X
135
100
Station com..
10
Gt Atl A
P*c
Tea
Non vot com
t
154
...
Foreign shs A—(f)
Foundation Oo(Gan)
Ǥ^
23
Knight— t
Preferred..
Foster Wheeler
94
140
14
78
130
3%
15)4
2)4
7H
30
§5"
5
Gray Telephone Pay
18
_
7)4
454
48%
1%
554
31)4
20)4
29%
A com
Forem't D'y Prod(t)
67
~i%
Glass B
Dixon
3)4
15%
1%
iolh
2l5h
12%
2)|
8llk—
Graton A
8r
eA
.t
Ford Motor France
,
33
A
com..
83 pref
__(t)
Granite Olty Steel (t)
Grant (W T)
(f)
113
Ford Co Ltd—
Guar Tr rets
Ford Mot of Can 100
Glass A
f
23
Tire
_
1%
Grand Union Go— 1
13%
78%
1754
63)4
(t)
554
16
112
t
Fn-eferred
Fiorahelm Shop oomt
22%
52
_
152"
Flour Mills of Am(t)
Preferred
(f)
Follansbee Bros.(t)
Food Mach'y
(j)
2A
(t)
(t)
...
_
11)4
8)4
Preferred
100
Fisk Rubber Corp.l
86 preferred
100
JntkoteOo cl A.(f)
21
14
Hosiery (voting) t
7 % preferred- 100
Graham-PaP e Mot.l
Grand Raps Varn.(t)
MM
7% 1st pref...100
Fishman (M H)_
21
Is"'
iotham
2
IOO
DistlBcrs Liquors
52
64
65
5)4
3)4
Corp..
First Nat Stores
24%
31)4
31
6)4% pref (with
warrants) ..100
Dictaphone com.(t)
Preferred
100
.Dictograph Prod..2
DiGiorgio Frit Units.
New common -.10
New $3 pref.. .100
Distillers Go Ltd.ll
Distillers Gorp-
Driver Harris Co 100
Preferred
100
Dubilier Oond'ser (t)
60 %
First Boston
100
45
96
41
—
Mach vtc
J*
Film Insp Mach.(f)
112)4
100
A.
__
2054
(+)
87 1st pref_68
(t)
Goodyear T A R of
Oallfornla pref 100
Goodyear T A R of
Canada com.
(t) r 11454
Preferred
100 r 115
Gorbam Inc com A.t k
2)4
83 pref with war.T
iorham Mfg vtc.(t)
12%
12%
%
ww.
7
7 % preferred—100
Goodyear
Rubber
7)4
ft)
19
2254
22%
103)4
—_(t)
Goodrich (B F1._
21)4
4%
6% 1st pf
_t
.
Class B.
$7 preferred
254
t
4
.
86 cum conv pfd.t
Gold Seal Elec..
1
FirestoneTA Rub. Id
ioo
...
7)4
1)4
13%
66%
Kaz. (t.
Gold Dust Gorp v t cl
5th Ave Bus Sec. (t)
Filene's Sons
(j)
6 % % cum pref 100
37
Stagrams
(t)
Distillers A BrewerS.
Columbia^ B'casting
Columbia Pic
7)4
.26
Gobel (Adolf)
Godchaux Sug._^
52
._(t)
Go
13 H
Glass A (non-vot) t
16
Preferred
t
"'iat Aua dep rcts__
Fidelio Brewery...1
Field
(Marshall) A
5
18
14
Aircr
2d pref
15%
Columbia Baking-
Havilland
3
17)4
13)4
Gillette Saf
Class A
Wks_.(f)
Federated Dept Sts t
FED Oorp...
(f)
Faro Enamel.
(f)
t
pf A
Globe-Wernlcl
t
(f)
Federal Mot L'r
cum
(Bidden Go— ...• .t
7% prior pref.100
Globe Underwriters 2
8)4
16)4
Pod Screw
Am dep rets ord £5
Diesel-Wemmer
Gilbert Oorp
10
Derby O A Ref com f
Devoe
A
Raynolds
Common B—
*
1st pref
Oolgate-Palmollve-
(f)
(faultless Rubb__.
6%
Glen Alden Goal
Morse.. t
Fodders Mfg A
6)4
pref... (t)
48)4
Fanny Farmer Oandy
Common new _(t)
Preferred
(t)
Fansteel Products(t)
18
conv
.
126
5
30
1
eiH
58
86
Gen Theat Equlpt
28
GanOorp com-.(f)
13)4
1154
3%
22%
(f)
85 conv pref—.(t)
—
83)4
Vottrctfe—
Glmbel Bros
♦
7 % preferred—100
73"
4
Deep Rock Oil
A Ref 7% pf—100
Deere A Go com--(t)
7% preferred. .20
11
(t)
154
....
?alardo Sugar
100
Falstaff Brewery..1
Famous
Players
Preferred.—100
ClimaxMolybdenum
24
A
1
48
13
13
General RefTac...-t
Oonvprefvtc.(t)
8% non-vot pf_100
70
1)4
25
75
iA
22A
7% preferred.. 100
Falrchlld Avla
1
81M
MM
88
86 pf with worrit)
Gen Rayon A stk. (t)
Gen Ry ehgnai com t
6 % preferred- -100
17%
17%
Vot trust ctfs
Thr'dlockt
754
41
15
103
101
75
Fairbanks
254
6%
5
Georgian Inc.—
A preference—.20
Gibson Art.—.(t)
Gilbert (A O)
(t)
Preferred..
(t)
22
18
|M
11
Glass B com.
(f)
Gen'l Print Ink..(t)
45c
54
154
47%
1
Davega Sta Corp..6
Davenport Hos'y (f)
9tM
t
10c
53
75
20H
80 H
uecker (A) A Oohn
19
ibH
Dardelet
23
t
...
Gen Optical pf...(t)
Gen Paint Gorp A. (t)
-100
7 % preferred—100
Fairbanks Go
26
Darby Petroleum (t)
Neon Lt
l
Oleve Cliffs Iron—"
Olevel d Quarries 100 k
Cleve
A
54
13
29
103%
Outdoor-
Gten Tire A Rub
48
7
13
80
eneral
25c
..
A
IA
112 X
20)4
12)4
-
Evans Prod
..5
Er-Cell-O A AT
3
Exch Buff Oorp
Fair (The) Ohlc__
40%
3%
47"
Oudany Pack-.-.60
Ouneo Press—..(t)
Preferred
100
Ourtis Pub com
o >
87 preferred
(ti
Class
%
4
t
1154
7% preferred
100
Equit Office Bldg(t)
Eureka Pipe L-.100
fiureka Vac Glean.6
1)4
5%
46)4
4)4
Go...
__1
Cuban-Am Sua...10
k
Endicott- JonoNoo. 50
18
40°
Cuba
Oushman's Sons
t
7% cum pref—100
88 cum pref
t
Outler Hammer. _(t)
4
Vk*
3)4
GurtlssWrlghtOorp 1
1
754
40
65
.(t)
100
—
2%
(f)
Voting trust
6)4
11
Gen Steel Cast com t
Ely Walker DG..25
1st preferred-.100
2d preferred._100
Emerson's Bromo
Seltzer class A 2)4
Class
B.
2.50
8% preferred—
22
Crown-Willamette
Vot tr ctfs
Crucible Steel
3%
Mills
cum
Advertising A
q
99%
General
Horn vtc.
u
22%
Preferred
.100
Gen Foods Oorp_(t;
pref_.100
Motors.. 10
5% pref
(f)
105)4
%
MM
Special 6% stk 10
Elec Ltd
Am dep rets reg£l
Gen Flreprooflng -'
6%
A 54
6% part pref...50
y
(j)
Per
515
115k
General
100
"8"
Elizabeth Brewing.!
Elk H Goal Oorp.. r
#
5
102
36
1554
94
Elec Vacuum Clean.
Elgin N Watch
15
32)4
1254
4)4
15"
24
Oiihan
4
jy
)4
15
f
Electrographic Oorp
92
7 % preferred—100
fob—...t
Preferred
100
18
34
23
Ulty ice A Fuel
City
$2.70 preferred
6% preferred—100
Kltingon SchUd ..(t)
Auto-ute—5
7 % preferred—100
Electric Boat
..3
Elec A Musical-
52
2
104%
138
3%
r
Indus Am shs..
Elec Stor Batt
20
7 % preferred—100
11
33%
Class A
Glass B
Col O A G
5)4
AH
Crown Cent Petrol (t)
Grown Cork lot A(t)
Crown O'k A Seal (f)
83.50 2nd pref.(t)
Electric
1
Paper $7 1st pf (t)
Crown-Zeilerbacn
10
25
5
City Auto Stamp, (t) k
125
17H
89)4
4)4
14%
11%
loo
Preferred
Chrysler Oorp
^
o354
5
4
4%
90
32
100
(f)
Elsemann Magneto t
preferred—
100
64
32%
12)4
5
t
Preferred
Elsler El Oorp
11%
Crowley Mllner—(t)
Cherry-Bur Oorp (t)
Preferred-..—100
6%
2%
145%
1%
7
50
_
6
Easy W Mach B.(t)
Eaton Mfg Go
t
Edison Bros Sts—
A
Orowell Publish'g (t)
Preferred
100
.......
Eastman Kodak,
mm
4%
k
Crock-Wheeler —(f)
Croft Brewing—
1
Orosley Radio—.(t)
Paper
ChpaePr'Kb Mfg..2A
(Wm)
354
7)4
6)4
„
3
1
(+)
Am dep rets ord£J
Bid
General
I
79? 1st pref—100
-
3
100
Sons.-..
100
Orane Go com.-i.26
Preferred
100
Oream of Wheat
t
Creole Petrol
5
7% preferred—100
Peet
3%
6%
3H
Preferred
23
63
23
2%
5%
„
145
6)4
18
~i%
East Roll Mill
Eastern SS Lines
15
20
23
l50
.
.—.50
Prior pref
Oourtauds Ltd—
Oert'n-Teed Prod
Class A
m>
7 % preferred—100
Oosden Oil—
t
Cramp
Chic
10
-
Par
7% preferred.. 100
General Electric, (f)
East Port Rican Sug
1654
2)4
14%
2%
Cord Corporation.-5
Ooty inc.—.
6% preferred.
6%
1)4
51%
57
6%
—
Stocks.
Gen Olgar common t
1
25
%
com.....
Duval Texas Sulp (t)
Bagle Lock
.25
Eastern Mfg
5
IP
—
Corn Prod Refg..25
Mills, t
Charts Corp
Checker Gab
1654
83 cum pfAww.t
Preferred
4^
2
26
Ask.
Hosiery-
Class B
1
Corroon A Rey'us(t)
80 conv A pref (f)
_
.
5654
Oontlnental Mot (t)
Oont'l OU (Del)
5
Oont Screw com—10
Preferred10
Cooper Bessemer— 1
Agulrre
7 % preferred
5054
Pf(8%)(non-v) lftft
Continental Can..20
M
1
Oont Diam'd Fibre. 5
7% prior pref. 100
Oelotex Go com .(f)
Vet trust cti-(t)
7% pref.. .—100
Celluloid Oorp
15
1st preferred.,
(t)
97 pref
(f)
_
3
1%
8%
354
554
t
Oont Bkg A (vot) (t)
Class B (vot)—(f)
..l
OaCerpillar Tract- (t)
OelaneseOorp
(t)
7% 1st part pf. 100
Century Rib
Bid.
Par.
Per share.
Durham
X\
Class B
6
Catalin Oorp
Central
Stocks*
Per share.
Canadian Gen El 100 r 150
Preferred
_50 r
63 *
Can Indus Alcb.
7%
Class B
(t) r
Oarib Syndicate..26
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
share.
7% nref
Ex-dividend.
.
.
..100
34%
102)4
6
'254
4
16)4
Marx
100
HazeL Atlas GIass.25
15%
.7
Preferred
IP
104
654
3
5%
20
Haseltins Oorp
.t
Hearst Oonsol Pub—-
7% cl A...
25
4)4
65)4
2
19
254
79
554
22%
INDUSTRIAL
06
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
&
the month preceding the date of issue.
Quotations for all securities are as net: as possible for the closing day of
Stocks.
Stbcks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Bid.
Par.
;
H
feline
(G W)
;"ycmmoD
.
9
O©
.26
10
120
145%
4% non-cumpflOO
Hercules Motors.(t;
Hercules Powd.. (+)
9
Rlelnert Rubber. .10
I
15
69
97 X
35
97
34
2
Holly Sug Co
ical
96
25
Preferred
100
Hormel (G A) A Co t
Horu (A O) com—(t)
Horn A Hard't(NY)t
64
7% preferred-.100
Houdallle-Herahey
Class A
Class
18%
Household Fin pf 50
Houston Oil (Tex) 100
15%
2%
Howe Scale com_(t)
Preferred
100
Hudson Mot Car
t
3
Humble Oil & Ref(t)
10
~3X
3%
_
21
21X
36
4
38
7 % preferred -. 100
Valley Ooait
.J
com.
11%
r
11%
Brit A Irel'd
Am
33 X
3%
2%
dep rets ord £1
Indiana Pipe Line 60
Indian Refcom
10
Indiana Terr Ilium—
33 X
4X
2%
IX
IX
(})
IX
2%
pref
Indus Finance
100
vtclO
X
Industrial Rayon (t)
Irtersoll-Kfend
1+)
tb
25
50X
106 X
38
2X
6% preferred.. 100
Inland
Steel
(t)
Intercont Rubber (f)
Interlake Iron.,
.if)
39x
3
20
1
(t)
Int Nickel (CaDada)t
'% cum pref—100
9 X
9 X
100
(f)
29%
19._
SIX
2X
IX
37
IX
6% preferred-.100
Internat Prod
(t)
Internat Pulp
t
20
internat Salt
i
t
..100
20X
66
IX
10X
63 X
7% preferred..100
IntTextBook
(t)
Interstate Dept Sts +
7 % preferred- .100
Interstate Hos'y.(t)
IX
30%
42%
(t)
Tuo. (+1
& Metal
100
Jouas&Naumburg(t)
93 cum pref
(f)
Jones v i.augbiin
100
com
7% pref.
100
Kalamazoo Stove (t)
K C Stock YdsMel 00
Preferred
100
Kaufman Dep St
Com..
12.60
•
,
w*
26
5X
:
Kayser (Jul) & Co
3X
¥
51
48 X
116
Ar4
39
6$
8
K0>vinafcor Corp.(t)
Kimberly-Clark, c (t)
Kingsbury Brew
1
King Royalty..
Preferred
KlnnerAlr &
Kinney (G R) Inc
$8 preferred
r
100
k Last sale,
n
13"
*
(t)
100
Preferred
Loblaw Groc Ltd A*
—
*
2
19%
2%
20%
30
32"
17%
18
18
3%
29%
"4%
96
97
Loew's Boston Th 25
4
Locomotive Firebox 1
Loew'n inc.
*
com(t)
a
vi,
WUes Bis. .26
7% 1st pref—100
A Taylor. _10U
1st preferred-.100
2d preferred
100
Lorillard (PL
—10
Lord
7% preferred-.100
6%% conv pf-100
1%
34%
120%
123%
150
190
35
93
93
18
iB*
117%
1%
7%
10%
12
67
75
27%
And <v Forbes 10
36
28%
36%
2
IX
8%
78
X
4*
2!*
22
r
19
83
3
3
26%
91"
1%
2V
4%
Class B
10%
8%
25
27%
N
13
103%
59
N
Monsanto Ch WkelO
104%
3
2%
18%
6%
20%
12%
12%
d*
"2"
9
5%
Mannattan
25
Shirt
5%
5%
4
45
13"
12%
8
(t)
Manlschewltz
7
A—(J;
Mapes Oons Mfg. (t)
Maple Leaf Mill
Ui
1
31%
Norwalk Tire
31%
31%
T
W/l
26
27
Moto Meter G A E.l
8
20c
9
in
18%
Cor
♦
Maytag Co— —r
1st $6 pref..
.(+)
$3 cum pfww.(t)
$3 cum pf x-w— ( t)
t,
McOord RadclB (f)
McOrory Sts (vot).t
Non vot cm cl B.t
6%
conv
pf_-100
McGraw-Hill Pub.t
Canadian price,
s
National Baking
Preferred
Bellas-Hhhs
Biscuit.
._
Ohio Oil
19
5
6%
20%
11%
3%
3%
2
$2
50
24%
131%
%
39%
4%
77%
19%
m
29
4%
6%
5%
49%
6%
x
23%
conv
pref
Dept Stores_(tj
7% 1st pref—100
(t)
Nat Enam & Stpg(t)
Nat Fire-ProoLng 50
Preferred
M
(t)
Lead..100
100
100
National Leather .10
Ex-dividend
"2%
13
4%
79%
Otis
Elevator
..
(+)
6% preferred. .100
7% prior pref. 100
Outboard Mot A
Outlet Co com
14
35
_
7% preferred--100
2%
6
100
3%.
Class B
X
26
"8%
13%
4
Otis Steel
'P
Owens-Ills Glass .26
114%
77%
Oxford Paper
1
6% preferred
§!*
18
Pacitlc Uoasi oo.-lO
1st preferred.,
2d preferred, i
31i%
(t)
3
(t)
2
Packard Motor., (t)
2%
5%
3%
74
Pairpolnt Oorp .100
Pan-Am Airways 10
33%
15%
Pan Am Petrol A
Pac Eastern Oorp.l
Pacific West Oil. It
138%
69
107
r
O Sullivan Rubber..
24
99
16%
105
3%
23%
21%
21%
50
Nat Fuel Gas
Preferred
9%
Transpcom
1
Panhandle PAR. t
16%
8% conv pref. 100
106% Pantepec Oil Co—t
3% Paramount Mots, (t)
23% Paramonnt-Publlx
Ctfs of dep
10
21%
25% Parke, Davis Co. (t>
—10 fc
1% Parker Pen
2% Parker Rust Prf_ (t)
14% Park A Tilford Inc. 1
Parmelee Trans. (+)
150
142
Pathe Exch Inc.. (t)
$4 prefel A
(t)
112%
8% cum pref. .100
1%
16
30
Nat.
[Nat Liiconce
4%
4%
ill*
25"
__
Nat Dairy Prod—(t)
Preferred cl A. 100
National
15
14
15%
7% pref A
6% pref B
19
Sale price,
00111. m
Nat Dist Prod
38
4%
17%
Preferred $7
27
86
Oppenbeim Ooilins.t
Nat Candy
(t)
1st preferred..100
2d preferred. .100
Nat Carbon pref. 100
iNat Casket
4%
9%
100
70
28%
34%
Nat Cash Reg
Nat Container
14
Oilstocks, Ltd——t
Okonite pref
100
Oliver Farm Equip, t
6% pr pf w warr.t
Omnibus Corp "to 1
111
24"
10
11%
75
(t)
Preferred
135"
75
(t)
1st preferred.. 100
65
1
100
.1
r
+
105
t
100
Preferred
100
Ohio Brass pref—100
8% conv pf A-100
Ontario Steel Pr©d( t)
Preferred
100
4%
5%
7% preferred. .100
Nat
25%
13%
10
Aviation
Nat Breweries
--(+)
7% preferred. .100
Mathl'so" AUali.(t)
7% preferred. .100
Mavis Bottling A..1
Mayflower Assoc. (t)
May (The) Dept
Stores Co com._10
McCall Corp
Myers (FE) A Bro(t)
Nash Motors—_(t)
Nat Acme Co.—..1
87%
20%
Ohio Leather
Co
__(t)
8% cum pref. .100
Murray Corp
10
Murray Ohio Mfg .t
1%
32
Agene-.(t)
Preferred
7%
Corp—5
7% preferred.. 100
t
Corp
50c"
9%
1
Pref class B—100
Novadel
11
O)
(t)
Ogilvie F1 Mills—(f)
A Machinery __100
(G
A
preferred—50
Class B
Common
5%
2%
143
Norwich Pharmacalf
Morse Twist Drill
Murphy
17
-.26
Rubber
7%
$7 conv pref
(t)
Munslngwear Inc (t)
%
7
N'West Yeast—100
55
(t)
2
Pipe Line. .60
22
...
33
N'west Jfing com_(t)
24
Nai
*
North
18
t
24
Amer sharrs
18
25
%
3%
Corp conv pf-.(t)
North Cent Texas .6
No European Oil
1
North German Lloyd
54
Nat
Manning Bowman
A Co class
.
Northam Warren
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref
(t)
t
7 X
(t)
Corp.(t)
Avia.l
No Amer Match.(t)
Amer
Moore Dr For A.(t)
Morrell(John) A Oof
Morris (Philip)
10
23
Noma Elec
North A Judd
27%
116%
t
(t)
3%
20
N Y Transport*n_ 10
Nicholson
Flie__ It)
55%
Ward
11%
76
-10
Transit.
NIles-Bem't-P'd
5
Mangel St com—(t)
6%% pf w w—100
y
North
65
1%
2%
6%
22
.(19
N Y Shipbuilding—1
7% pref
100
15
56
2%
5 % non cum pf 100
Y MerchandiseCommon
7%
n
100
100
100
16
4%
4
NY Investors com(t)
First pref
7
llK
1%
1%
18%
(t)
Second pref
3
4%
4V
at
Land, (t)
N Y Dock
Mulllns Mfg
11%
Mexico
N Y Air Brake...-t
Mountain Prod—10
7% preferred-.100
Sugar
100
7% preferred-.100
56
100
pf .100
Newton Steel
(f)
N Y Auction
Mouquin Inc
Manati
3
38
Wormed
New
13
43%
t
6
6%% pref
N .1
Molybdenum vtc.l
Products
3
2
.
New Hav Cl com.25
43
Mallison 'H Rl._
10
Class A
Macy(R H)Co Inc.t
Mad Sq Gar ▼ t c (t)
4%
1'"
New Bradford Oil.
2%
9%
4%
.6
com.-..
New Bedford Rayon
"3%
X
10%
38%
103
68
6%
Cord
Bedford
age
Preferred....
55
5%
Newberry Realty pf
Newport litdust — 1
New
Mohawk
ttubb--(t)
Preferred.
-.100
LMotor
X
8%
3%
t
7% conv pref 100
Nelson (Herman)..6
42
25
Masonite Corp
10
45
39
40
86%
3%
24%
it)
35
85X
8X
77
36
Preferred
Martin-Parrv
6
....
...
Newberry (J J) Co
Common
(t>
Preferred 7°r,
101
Mack Trucks Inc (T1
MaranaliFleldA Co.*
3%
14%
32
100
w_100
Mot Wheel
9
5X
2X
14%
25
30
—
A
10%
%
Preferred
100
Nat'l Transit.. 12.60
Nat Union Radio (t)
Natomas Co of Oal
Neptune Meter A (t)
Nestle-le Mur cl A.t
1%
8
Class
38
*
com
Nehi Oorp com..(t)
Melsner Bros
.(t)
1
4
& Co Ltd
32%
9%
itefg—(t)
Common
Mount'n A Gulf Oil 1
14%
1%
7%
22%
(t)
Mid vale Co.
-t
Miller
(I)
A
Sons
Pref 6%%
100
Mill Factors A...50
MInneap-Honeywell
Regulator
1+)
6% pref ser A .100
Minneap-Mollxe
Power Implem__t
$6.50 cum nref.-t
Mo Portl Cement 26
Mock Judson A Voe
Common
(t)
3
85
20
128"
49
Bh_
4
Margay OilOorp_(t»
Marine Midland—5
Marlin Rockwell
4%
Vat Tea
50
Class A
15&
Nat Tool com—.60
Arlsona
Macfadden Pub-.(t)
73
3X
13"
8
Co common
preferred
C«_-_25
7% preferred-.100
49
Montgomery
20
35
1st preferred.. 100
2d
Nat Steel Corp... 26
Nat Steel Car Ltd (t)
32
cam.
w
i%
Del (+>
Nat Sugar
8% 1st pref.-100
$2 non-cum div
Preferred
pref.(t)
Nat Supply
..(t)
109%
1
Marion St Shov—(t)
I*
33
tc—It)
Class B vtc.
Common
t
5
Steel
MaracaiboOO Expl
7%
O
Morris (Philip) Cons
1
Ludluiu
viae
5%
1%
5%
1%
♦
Marancha Corp—5
77
Nominal,
18
12%
63
60
74
72
Mot.l
20
<t)
Refg— -_t
23
47 X
22 X
Kendall Co—
$6 part pref A.(f)
19%
15%
Link Belt Co
19%
49%
Kelly-Snringf Tlrp.5
1
151
3%
Preferred
17
6% preference (t)
Kelsey-llayes Wheel
1
102%
A*
10
Class B._.
%
100
Conv class A
Class B
101%
148
10
Massey-Harris—(t)
7% conv pref. 100
Kellogg switch & a 10
99
4
20
101
Preferred
Lion Oil
Class A v
Products
2%
19%
Mandel Bros lnc.(t)
6
15
Keltb-Albee Oroh-
Preferred
Lily Tulip Cup..(T)
Urns Locom
Wks.t
Lindsay Light
10
14
__10
100
Preferred
70%
iiH
Conv part
"k""
%
Nat Service Cos
i-(t)
12
21%
Michigan Sugar__(t)
Preferred——.10
MId-Oont Pet
.10
Middle States Pet-
6 % preferred -.100
Macfadden Newsp. t
24
•
7% preferred-.100
Johnson Tin Foil
26
R
Lynch Corp
2%
42 X
Jewel Tea
Oomrnon
$6 % cum conv pf
82
29
Internat
ntertype Corp..
t
Inpn Fireman vtc (t)
irVing Air Chute. (1)
Lig A Myers Tob.ao
Loose
29
*
Shoe
5
Louisiana Oil Kef (t)
9S
(t)
Preferred
100
Long Ben
2%
1%
(f)
Intl Saf Uaz B_;
Preferred
Lone Star Gas
10
2X
(+>
com.
Liberty Baking —(f)
T»oft rnc
2%
23%
128%
23
7% preferred-.100
Int "etrol
6
32%
126%
Inter T^pei'7% pf 100
Int Pap A pow A (t)
._
Lib McNeil A Lib. Hi
Class B
130
58"
70
82
125
$2 conv pref—(t)
Midland Steel
14
62
3%
16
10
Metrop Tobacco. 100
Mexican Petrol. .100
Mexico-Ohio Oil.lt)
Mich Gas A Oil—(1)
24%
6%
3%
3%
-.26
..100
_1UU
60
26%
24
(t)
...
27
32
124 X
2X
Int Merch Mar
Kaynee
77
-
com
Nat Rub Mach—
Midland Royalty—
Stores
6%
21%
25
7% preferred. .100
Steel
13
-
-
$6.50 cum pref.(t)
21X
Int Cig Mach___(t)
Int Harvester
( +>
Class B
30
139%
15X
5%
i
Int Carriers Ltd
Hit Cement Corp.
.
4X
27X
138X
Machine.. 10
Johns-Manv
—
7%
2%
preferred—.(t)
Preferred.
34%
103%
4%
25%
Preferred
100
Metro-Goldwyn—
Pictures 7% pf-27
95
Lerner
Lit Brothers
24
4
7% prior pref. 100
Int Business Macb. t
Inter Button Hole
Silver.
14
$7
Nac Ref
Nat Shirt Sh
1%
90
(t)
Corp
LlqiPd narbonlc..
4
Interlake Steamshi tl
Int. Agric Corp
t
Class C.
Merrit, Chapman A
Scott
.——-It)
6%% pref A—100
Mesabi Iron
1
Mesta
Machine
.5
Metal Textile pref.
Metal A Thermit-Preferred
10
67%
14%
%
32%
6% cum conv pf 60
Lehman
Lehn A Fink
Leonard Oil Dev. .25
7 % preferred- -100
Oorp.t
Cum
in^er
9
2%
7
12
9%
78%
25%
Nat Screen Serv
10K
Mergenth'ler Lino(t)
Co
Common
(t)
Preferred.
60
2%
13%
66%
14%
%
31%
Life Savers
A_(t)
Class B
Int Ptg ink
11
12
6%
29%
20
Libbey-Owens-Fordf
4X
16%
16%
16%
Imperial Tobacco
non-vot
Leh Port! Cement 60
Lehigh
16
Imperial Oil Ltd ' +
Registered shares
Imperial Tobaccu
Sew
9
8%
Per share.
Paper A Type
preferred
100
Nat Radiator.-—(f)
Merchants A Miners
Pf with war—100
..25
24%
Metrop Pav Brick-1
Conv prof
(t)
Leh Coal A Nav_(T)
27%
c
(t)
Indus Accep
w
10
Lee Rub A Tirp
X
Ideal Cement
Illinois Brick
Oil
26
8
100
Cement
38%
2X
73
Bid.
Par.
Nat
Merrimac Hat
X
25|f
Lefcourt Rlty Corp 1
.7% pref stmpd 100
HygradeFoodProd 5
Hygrade Sylvan, (t)
ofOt
A_(t)
w_(t)
7% cum pref—100
Mercantile Stores(t)
Preferred..
100
Merck Corp pref. 100
Lawrence Portland
9
Huylers Inc—
Common
of Canada
12
65%
Class B
12
8%
38 X
2X
11
30%
Bakeries cl
2%
IX
9
f I*
Lane Bryant Inc .(t)
7% pref w w_. 100
Langendorf United
54
14
6% conv pf A-100
McWm s Dredg-.(t)
Mead Corp com _(t)
Mead Johnson & Co
Mellins Food
Melville Shoe Corp
common...
(t)
1st pf 6%
100
Mengel Co
1
28%
26
Clark
4%
V.
9
Landers, Frary A
20
48
vot tr ctfs new. .25
59%
11%
5%
82
Lakey Fdy A Macb 1
f
4%
18%
111
57
Lambert Co.
19
00
100
Preferred
99%
t
Hupp Motor
21%
18
(t)
B
30
19%
1%
c
1
Oil
18%
108
6% preferred —10
Kreuger (G) Brew 1
Kroger Grocery A
Baking common t
Laclede Steel
60
Lake of the Woods
Milling
100
27
100
10
fvot'
Horn
7 % preferred-. 100
(t)
Kress (8fl) AO©
6%
94%
3%
39%
8% preferred-.100
1
Kresge (S 8) O©—
*8%
26
(t)
Preferred
100
Hooker Electrochem
1
Kresge Dept Stores 1
27
6%
..
——-.
100
Preferred
37
8%
5%
1%
Koppers Gas A Coke
4
34
42
£1
Amer shares
McKeesport T PI (f)
McKesson A Robb—
Common.
—6
McLellan Sts cnm( + >
10
Stocks.
Per share.
87
88
7% conv pf A..50
2
.(t)
Cum pref 7%.100
Kolster-Brand Ltd—
10
:
"7%
(t)
..
Common
65%
Hollander (A)ASon_5
Holland Furnace, (t)
2
Kobacker Stores—
7% preferred. .100
pref
1
Heyden Chemical. 10
Heywood-Wakefield
1st preferred
100
Hires (OE) OoA.(t)
6%
Hat com
Knox
150
10
71
124
flerr-Hall-Marv 100
Hersbev Chocolate *
conv
1%
12%
125
69%
123
54
1
Klein (D E) Oo..(t>
Klrby Petrol
%
Rubenstein—.(t)
53 pref
(j)
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share.
Per share.
Cum
10%
39
%
7%
1%
3%
_
14%
148
135
112
1
4
29%
7%
49
19
%
1%
12%
97
lUU
30
Peck. Stow A W1R 26
2
100
80
Peerless Mot Car—3
1%
t No par value.
Nov., 1934]
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations fop all securities are as near as
Stocks.
Bid.
Penney
(J
Common
6%
cum
-....
9
57)4
cl A pfioo
Penn Coal & Colce 10
Pa-Dlxle Cement
1
7% convpref A100
Penn Salt Mfg...60
Penn-Mex
8)4%
pf—10
.....m
.
14)4
7% preferred. .100 k 110
Oorp of Am ..5
1st
100
—
Conv prior pref.10
Rossia Int Corp. .(f)
!§*
Royal Typewriter (f)
Preferred
100
28)4
Pirelli Oo of Italy
Am shs 500 lire...
Pitney-Bowes Post, t
Plttsb Brewing ..""
Preferred
109
28
J*
St Lawrence Flour
Plttsb PI Glass...25
Pitts Screw & Boltf C
Plttsb Steel 7% pflOO
Pittsburgh Steel Fdy
Preferred
100
St L Nat Stk Y—100
St L Rocky Mt A
Mills com...
.
Common
(t)
Preferred
.100
Plttsb Term OoallOO
5X
Porto Ric A Tob—
(t)
Prairie Oil &
u»h
conv
25
25
it)
t
116
107
1854
Oorp
-
.'
Serve! Oe
-t
Iron A; Steel com. t
Preferred—100
Technicolor Inc—(t)
...1
105
Telaut'g'pb Corp..5
Tenressee Corp..
5
Tennessee Prod--(t)
3)4
Preferred
50
Texas CorporatIon26
Tex Pac Coal&OH-lO
Texas Pacific Land
Trust old stk-. 100
Pen—(t)
Shell rransp Sc Tr £2
Shell Union OH——t
Otfs sub shares
1
Texas Gulf Sulph (t)
Texon Oil Sc Land—t
614%coev pf-100
Rainbow Luminous
Product A—uJ
Class B com—
Rainier Pulp A Pap.
Sherw - Williams —26
26%
Thatcher Mfg( vot) (t)
6% orelAA.. .100
Sher-Wms Can— (t)
12 X
Preferred---—100
Simmons-Boardman
Raymond Concrete
Pile common.t
Preferred
..+
Raytheon Mfg
vot tr ctft com 50c
Raybestos-Manha:
Pub
pref
*
Reece
Button-Hole
Machine
10
Reece Fold Mach-10
7%
6)4% pref
100
Belt (Robt) Sc Co (t)
7% 1st pref—100
Reiter-Foster Oil.(t)
Smith Paper
Reliable Stores
(t)
Reliance Managem't
(t) k
.
5% conv pref-100
Tlmken-Det Axie-lO
Tlmken Roll Bear (f)
pflOO
Tobacco & Allied
Mills (t)
Stocks, Inc
Smith & Corona
Typewriter
—
t
3lH
9myt.li Mfg Co
25
Snider Packing.. (f)
14)4
H
Oo Inc—
15
13)4
1354
Solvay Amer Inv
(Illinois)
Preferred
100
Remington Arms..t
1st pref
100
Rem Vn Rand com 1
...._
3)4
Keo Motor Oar
Exp
105 H
South Penn OH
Republic Steel
(f)
6% conv pref-100
Respro Inc.—
t
8% preferred- -100
S'west Pa P L
Preferred -—10
3%
5
20
60
Spalding (AG) ABr (t)
7% 1st pref—100
r
(
n
Nominal,
r
7
3
Canadian price,
s
8
5)4
5)4
3
17
154
72"
119
1
14
154
6)4
iu
P
iM
43!
Sale price,
z
*
Fdy..
$3
preferred--(f)
United Molasses Ltd
Amer dep rets—£1
Unit Paperboard 100
Unit Piece Dye com t
Preferred
100
3)4
9)4
354
)4
20%
3)4
10%
8)4
36)4
554
45^
!7)4
8)4
3654
13
tl*
3)4
"2)4
22
5)4
11)4
10c
7!^
22
96
554
28)4
U 8
Transue Sc Williams
Forging
"8)4
96)4
5)4
29)4
Furnace pref
Truscon
U S Express...
7% preferred—100
Ex-dlvidend.
4
26
13
37
x
%
100
U S Foil B
1
U 8 Freight
U 8 Gypsum.
t
20
7 % preferred- -100
U S floff Machln'y5
U S Ind Alcohol, (t)
U S Leather
v
t
o.(t)
7% cum pr pf-100
Part conv A cl A(t)
U S Lines pref-.-(f)
U 8
J*
254
83
106!
100
(t)
U S Finishing
Preferred-
2
10)4
1154
39)4
135
5]
37!
455H
8x
Pipe A Foundry
Common
20
$1.20 1st pref-.(f)
U S Playing Card-10
U S Print A Litho—
60
17%
181
28!
f*
(t)
100
Preferred
U S Realty Sc Imp. . -1
Rubber.(U
US
iiH
1st pf-100
t
34)4
UHftm Ref a Mln-60
113%
8%
n-cu
U S Rubb Reel
7 % preferred—50
U 9 Steel Corn.-100
7 % preferred- -100
U S Stores com— (t)
1st pref...
100
7%
_
non-cum
pflOO
United Stores A—t
$6
conv
pref.— (t)
(t)
United Wall Pap.(f)
Unlv Leaf Tnr»
.
(t»
60
3154
7354
"3)4
117
142
454
64
54
8% preferred- -100
1
2\
53;
12854
_
Universal Pictures. 1
8% 1st pref—100
Unlv Pipe A Rad
1
7 % preferred- -100
UticaKnit 06—100
7%
preferred-100
34"
1
7)4
7
44
Vadsco Sales Oorp
Common
.-(tl
-
conv
pref-100
Valley Mould A Iron
common
(t)
Preferred
100
Vanadium Corp
-♦
Raalte Co
.
5
7% 1st pref—-100
VenezTn Mex 011.10
Petrol-6
2)4
5)4
254
5)4
154
2)4
554
Vick Chemical....5
19!
3
20
1554
9
80!
%
Va Tron O A C__100
1
7% prior pref_100
6% part pref—100
5% preferred- -100
3)4
7754
17X
15)4
32)1
34)4
36)4 Viking Pump..—t
Preferred-t
1| H
Vogt Mfg
(t)
Vortex Cup
t
Class A——(t)
5)4
13!
29!
Vulcan DetlnntnglOO
7 % preferred- -100
57 X
105
3)4
.
Steel
10
Preferred100
Tubize ChatiUon —1
Class A
1
♦
-
7% conv pref-100
U S Envelope100
Preferred
-10f
Van
55
_(t^
TrumbuU-Cllffs
454
1)4
Dairy Prod A (t)
B_
(t)
7%
32
t
Products
3)4
Common
USDIstrlb—
Va-Caro Ohem—
Common
Trans Lux Daylight
Picture Screen .._1
7H
27
Vot tr ctfs
30
iP
70)4
preferred-10
Un Publishers pf 100
Untd Sh Mach Uo26
Preferred
25
U 9 Tobacco
1050
■48
mi
2!«
Un Prof Sharing, (t)
Veue^ueiau
24 54
46
t
Eng Sr.
Preferred
100
United Fruit
t
Un Merch & Mfrs.f
United Milk Prod (t)
67
100
Trunz Pork Stores(t)
6)4
,5<
42
254
1254
750
8
2254
111)4
4154
1154
1054
23
Trtco
135
46
11)4
13""
3
354
—100
Certificates
U S Radiator
554
2054
%
854
3)4
26c
Old common..
6% pref
Preferred
1*
li*
88
20
4
Common——(t)
154
44
42)4
19
20
7% cum pref—100
k Last sale,
16
10
49)4
126
(t)
-
65
f
20.
23 54
123
t
Torr'ngton Oo---(t)
Triplex Saf Glass—
Am dep rets reg £1
Truax-Traer Coal (f)
~w
pref-100
Trans Air Transp.. 1
Steel
25
So Porto RicoSug (♦>
Revere Cop A Br-.5
Class A
10
(t)
I05i
35«
South'n Pipe Line 1
Southland Royal, (t)
1
..fi
(t)
(t)
73
100
South Dairies A— -1
Class B♦
7% 1st pref—100
8% 2d pref—.100
Renner Oo
Pref with warr.100
Sonotone Oorp
1
Southeast
Tob Prod Expts.
Todd Shipyards.
TransamerlcaCorn
Socony Vacuum
Reliance Managem t
t
6% conv pref-100
Tide Water OU
♦
in*
Smith (AO) Oorp(+l"
Preferred
100
Reeves (Daniel), (t)
Corp
non-cum
-1
Asan on.
Tide W
-
Slosn-Sheff 8 Sr. T
11)4
Co
Thurber Earth Prod
Singer Mfg
iuu
Singer Mfg Ltd£1
SkeUyOU
.2 Ft
6%.cum pref. .100
-
pf—(t)
7% convpref—100
Thompson-Sttorret (t)
•3)4 pref
(t)
Thompson (J R) --26
Thompson Prod
+
Oo 7% pref—100
Hosiery M (vot)10
7% pref vot.-.100
Red Bank Oil..—(t) k
conv
Tberraoid
t
Simon' f FranklhP
$3.60
ThayerTFoss pref 100
Simmons Co..——i
Slmms Petrol Co.10
-
8)4
-100
Preferred
Shattuck (Frank OH
She&ffer
Preferred--
7
t
Taylor MilUng —(f)
Taylor-Wharton
Servel, Inc, 7 % pref.
Seton Leather
(f)
Shaler Oo class A—t
8haron Steel Up. (f)
Sharp Sc Dobme—T
•3.50 conv pref—t
36X
59
Taggart Corp com.t
Tastyeast Inc cl A(t)
Taylor-Colquitt Oo t
100
Sentry Safety Oon(t)
52
101)4
t
A—
Class
54
9
1
Swiss OU
conv
Un
3754
SWifi Sc Oo
25
Swift InterLat'l—15
M Symington Oo..
7%
United Carbon
United-Carr Fast (t)
United
Ohemlcal
_
olX
Sweets Co of Am.50
46
t c_.5
v
7 % preferred- 100
United Drug—.—.5
39
Swan Sc Finch Oil.25
38)4
Bros
Transport
Unit Amer Bosch.(t)
United Biscuit—
of Am com
(t)
United Dvewond._10
55
,
1J
6
United Air Lines
United Dry Dock (t)
954
Sullivan Mach'y.(t)
k
Sun OH com..
vt>
6% cum pref..100
SunrayOil
1
Superheater Co.. (t)
454
Warrants
93
110
20
.5
24%
9
4054
12)4
3
Superior OH--.
t
Superior Steel—.10'»
Selby Shoe
(f)
Selfndge Prov Stores
Amdep rets
£1
Sellers (G I > Sc Sons
7% preferred—100
Railroad Shares..(f)
Railway & LightSecurities -i-.(t)
Silk
19)4
57)4
100
Preferred.
First pref
100
Pullman Inc.
< ♦
Punta Alegre Sugar t
Pure Oil Oo——(t)
Real
.
1
Oorp_.. (T)
Union Oil of Calif .25
To St YdsOmahalOO
Common
4
Corp
t
7 % preferred- -100
Stnts Motor Car
t
Segal Lock Sc
ware com—.It)
Selberling Ruoc. (t)
Propper M'Oall'm(t)
Publication Oorp (t)
Radio-Kelfcb-Orpb
Stewart-W arner
UnBftP
United El Coal
Studebaker
7% pref ser A.100
6% pref ser B.100
Seeman
Producers Royalty.l
8% preferred—100
6% vot pref—100
Purity Bakeries.-(f)
Pyrene Mfg
10
Quaker Oats
(t)
6% preferred.. 100
m
Co common
Preferred
50
rt3)4
24 J
$3 part pref
(t)
Un Cigar Stores-
100
8tone A-Webster (t)
Stroock Sc Co—(f)
Sears, Roebuck A
8% Preferred-100
5% pref..
100
Prod + Ref Oorp.50
28
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp t
StixBae & Fuller (f)
Seagrave
7% preferred.-100
26)4
15)4
(t)
26
Savan'h Bug com_.t
Preferred
__10°
Scovlll Mfg •
25
Seaboard Oil— (t)
Proc A Gamble— (t)
24
100
Preferred
3)4
32
24
1
Corp
__54
30
.
$7 pref A
$5 pref B
Stanley Works
25
Starrett(L 8) Co.(t)
Stetson (J B)
.
preferred-(t)
Pressed Steel Car
Standard Screw. 100
I
A
Preferred A __tU"
..100
Stand Textile Prod, t
lie Prod.
18
125
3)4
i09)4
(t>
.
Tobacco—(t)
Un Aircraft Corp. (f)
25'"
854
Fisher.
7% preferred--100
Union Tank Car. (t)
17)
:
UnexceUed Mfg. .10
Union
92)4
40)4
12)4
91)4
100
Union Carb Sc Carn t
30
34
Sterling Products. 10
Stern Bros A—. (t)
8 % preferredScott Paper
.25
Prairie Pipe L
^ratt A Lambert
Prentice Hall
Oil (Ky)—_10
Stand OU (Neb)—26
Stand Oil of N J—25
Stand OH (Ohio)-.25
6)4% pref
D*
Schulte Retail 8$
Potrero Sugar
..6
Powdrell A Alexander
2IM
Stein Cosmetics..(f)
7% preferred. .100
Schulte Real Est.(t)
(t)
Class B
Oil (Ind).—26
Oil (Kan)—10
Savoy Oil
5
Schenley / DistUlers-5
Schlff Oo com
u
71
Poor A Co class B.(t)
Class A
100
100
Sanborn Map—100
Savage Arms
(t)
7% conv pf
100
(f)
Plimpton Mfg OolOO
Plymouth CordagePlymouth Oil.
6
27)4
7)4
8)4
,
124
Salt. Creek Prod-
Pitts ton Co
61)4
88)4
Brands (t)
A
t
Preferred
100
Salt Creek Can OO.l
6% preferred—100
61
85
<Oal) ...(f)
(t)
com
□o
Preferred
65
"4)4
St Regis Pap. com.t
Pitts United Corp 2r
5
Jk*
50
Preferred
—10
Steel Oo of Can., (t)
Preferred
25
Stein (A) & Oo—
Common
—(t)
100
Pacific Oo
Preferred
Ol«n A Co
78""
5% guar, pref-100
44 X
10014
$3 conv pref-.
Underwood Elliott
75
ser
OH
Starrett
Pitts Coal (PaV..l
6 % preferred- 100
3)4
—.100
Stand Oil Export
Ryan Cons Petrol (1)
Safety Oar H A L100
Safeway Stores—(t)
6% pref
100
7% pref
..100
St Joseph Stk Yd 100
St Lawrence Oorp(t)
Pref class A
50
.t
PlUsbury Flour MOls
3
?::!!!
45)4
3
38
5% preferred-. 100
Ruberoid Co
-100
Russeks 5th Ave
5
25
8% conv pref-100
„
t c—1
Splcer Mfg Oo_..(t)
$3 convpref A. (t)
Squibb (E R) & Son t
•6 preferred
-f
Stahl-Meyer com (t)
StaleyMfg Co
Stand
Stand
Stand
Stand
5
.1
Roval Dutch Oo N Y
...(f)
v
Preferred
_ino
-
Root Ref Co
Pierce Petrol—.
.
100
Kellogg, (t)
Corp
Standard Brew
(f)
Stand Cap & Steel .5
Stand Com Tob—-t
Roosevelt Field
..
common
6)4% pref
Standard
•7 pref
preferred
5
Governor, (t)
Pierce OH Oorp
2 54
preferred—100
Rogers Peet
Mot
Oar Oorp
Pierce
n
Spencer
8 perry
Rocky Mt Fuel—100
Phillip-Jones Corp.t
7% preferred—100
Phillips Petrol
t
Phoenix Hosiery,
6
7% preferred--100
Pie Bakeries vtc (t)
Pierce-Arrow
87
x-warr
Rockwood Co—(t)
Preferred
—100
.25
Phlla Insul Wire
T
Phil at Read O A l.t
Tung-Sol Lamp..
734
40
.
Common——(t)
..
Petrol A Trading A.
.
...
Per
rar
Par
Per share.
Spiegel-May-Stern
7% conv pref—t
Hlke-Kumler..
f)
titter Dental Mfg.t
Riverside 811k MUlst
Robinson (Dwight P)
Pet
Phelps-Dodge..
Common..-.
t
Spear Sc Oe.
+
7 % preferred-. 100
25
Richman Radiator—
57 H
110
cony
Pet Milk
Spang Ohalft Sc Oo t
6% cum pref—100
Sparks-With*gt'n Co
Pref
Peoples Drug Stores
(t)
Par
Bid,
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Richfield Oil of Calif
Fuel —2
Common
Btooka.
Ask.
fteybarn Oo Inc..#1
Reynolds Invest—1
Reynolds Met—(t)
Reynolds Sprlnor
t
Reynolds Tob A .10
u common..
.-10
Rice Stix Dry Gds.t
ist pref
...100
Ind pref
100
30
Oo
(t)
O)
possible fop the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bid.
::
""T
Per
Par
Pender (D) Grocy a f
Class B
(t)
Penlcu & Ford
t
Stocks.
Ask.
97
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
&
82
10
90
13
3)4
"5"
11
37
t Without.par value.
.554
14)4
41
4)4
33
98
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Bid.
Stooks.
Waco Aircraft
Wahl
64
"B"
Waltham Watch Bit)
Prior pref
100
Preferred
100
Preferred
100
Wells Fargo Expr..l
33
50
13
16
3
24
(t)
Ward Baking Corp—
Warner
Bros
-.
Stationery
44
144
Co
(t)
Warren Bros
■
$3
conv
1
...
pref._.(t)
Warren Fdv
a
Pipe?
19
Warren (S D) Co com
Watson (J W) Co (t)
84
4
91
4
k Last sale,
s
Sale price,
Quotations
Bonds.
1947
MAN
Baumann (Ludwig) 64s *36 AAO
33
22
25
7
1st
30
mm
51
54* July 1 1938
JAJ
Bowman-Biltmore Hotels 7s 1934 /
7s stamped as to payment
J435 partial redemp'n 11
/
6% notes 1931 ext to 1933-JAJ /
54
1
B'way Barclay Office Bldg 6b 1941 /
Bway Mot Bldg (N Y> 6h'48.F*A
Bway A 38th St 7s 1945
JAJ
Bway Sl 41st St Bldg HVis 1944.
Broadmoor (The) 6s 1941
.
Pk Bldg (N Yftt t4s'4MAJ
Budd Realty 6s June 1941—JAE
6s Sept 1941
M&S
/ 25
/ 234
/ 3541
59"
mm
mm
604
—
Bldg 1st 6s I960.A
6s 1939
J&i
Hall
27
OhetiebroMgh
Bldg be 1VH*
62"
54
f
40
29
33
69
/
/
-
45
45
78
83
514
K
524
944
888
394
Uhrysier Bldg 6» 1948
634
i
1
1
ICQ IIO
Cigar Stores Realty Holdings
S
f deb 5 4* 1949 ser A..JAJ /
certificate* of deposit
/
Circle Theatre 6s 1936
City Invest. (Bait.) 64s 1936...
f
/
/
Colonial Hall 64s
/
Court a Remsen ots
Drake
(The)
—
-
6s 1939
MAN /
47 f
Eighty Fifth Ave 4s 1940
JAD /
18-20 East 41st St Bldg 6s 1940- /
18 Gramacy Park South 6s 1938. /
11 Park Place Corp 4s 1948
11 West 42d St 64s 1945-M&N /
Eppley ilotelB Oxb j.941
JAJ f
Euun Office Bldg (N Y) 5s 1952..
Ferry Htn P O (San Ft') fts 1934
Film Center Bldg 6s 1943—AAO
602 Park Ave Bldg 6s ctfs 1941.. /
15 West 81st St 6s
1944 /
Eastern
88
85
39
29
54
18
90
_____
Ambassador Hot 54s
6th Av A 29th St Bldg 6s '48.F&A
,
6th Arr
56th St 6 4* 1945
f
84
1945
MAS /
48 Exchange Place Bldg 6« 1938
1612 Spruce St (Phlla)
1st m «s 1948
—AAO
61 Fifth Ave 6s 1943
AAO
60 Bway Bldg (N Y) 6a '46.MA*
1500 Walnut St(Phlla) 1st 6s*47.
.
40 Wall Street Bldg let 6s 1958—
42 Broadway Bldg 6s 1939..JAJ
Kx Det Theatre 6*Playhouse—
Metropolitan 1942..—AAO
36
/ Flat price,
n
Nominal,
tPittsD>
/s
41
/
/
/
/
/
/
MAN
F&A
Hotel St George 54s 1943-M&N /
Hotel Victoria 6s 1943
A&O /
Insurance Center Bldg 64s 1943
Jewelers Bldg (Chic) 6s 50.JAD
64s '45
FAA
Lefcourt Manhat Bldg 54s 1941.
LeTcourt State Bid 64s 1943
Liggett Bldg 1st 1 h 648 62.FA A
Lincoln 42d St Corp—
1st mtge s f 54s ctfs 1953
Income 54s w w 1963
F&A
Lincoln Mtge & Title gu 54s '37Loew's New Brd Prop 6s 46-JAD
Loews Theatre Rlty 6s '47 MA815
London Terrace Apts 6s '40 M&N
Lord Bait Hotel gmttht '45 AAO
Lords Ooun Bldg 5 4s 1942.JAD
Majestic Apts 6s 1948 ctfs.
6% bond and Cofs of 1937
Manhattan Co Bldg—
Marcy
A leaseh s f 6s '58
(The)
574
6s
1940
10
35
274
304
25
37
39
55
14
37
27
23
26
48
434
94
104
334
20
344
74
Conv
Bros
a
Realty,
f deb flw
7
90
60
Qulucy
Station
6s
1
.JAD
40
15
Realty Assoc Sec Corp 6« '87-JAJ
37
97
8
254
454
484
•'
'mm
mm
mm
mm
90
76
684
37
mmtmt
mm
274
194
394
23
26
144
154
/
/
mm
mm
—
7
6
1
/
994
554
1941
JAD
6s 1943
AAO
24
BidgiDenv)6 4s'40-M&S
Roxy Theatre 6 4s 1940
AAO
Certificates of deposit
39
13
13
3
New 5s 1943
Ruaaeka 5th Ave Bldg 6s 1944
8t Oharlee Hotel (Atl Oy) 4a 1945
Saks Realty 6s 1945--..
6s 1946...
Savoy-Plaza Corp 6s
141
143
5
aao
10
43
46"
AAO
43
46
124
114
143
143
13
1945..JAD
Certificates of deposit
1st s f 54s 1945
JAD
Schulte Real Estate 6s 1935—
With
27"
24
11
JAD */*13
JAD */*12
warrants
Without warrants
79 Madison Ave Bldg 6s '40.MAS /
Sevilla-Bllt Hotel 7>i8'37--MAN
10
Sheiburn. Inc< AtlOy)6 4**40. JAJ
Sberry-Netherland Hotel 54* "48 /
Certificates of deposit
Shubert Theat deb is 42 J&D1K
610 Park Avenue 6s 1940--JAJ
16"
724
504
16
99
634
101
15
30
214
204
224
22 4
46 4
37
ff
34
184
fr\l*
616 Madison Ave Bldg 64s 1938.
666 West End Ave 5s 1941..JAJ r
60 Broad St Bldg 6s 1939—F&A
60 Park Place Bldg 6s 1937
f
Sixty-One Bway fi>*§ I960
A*f>
Gen mtge 7s 1945
...AAO
12
.
194
194
294
16
14
60
34
43
47
20
25
60
55
Stanley-Mark Strand 64* 1941
Stanley Real Est 64s 46..JAD
State A Wash Bldgs (Chicago)
61
1st sink fund 5a 1948ser A.MAS
19
Sink fund 5s 1948 ser B. .MAS
24
Stevens Hotel (Chic) 6s 1945.JAJ *f 14
Tart Realty (New Hav) 0e*4OAAO f 16
.
65
20
5
24
17
19
86
88
AAO
Inc—
10 Eant 40th Street Bldg 5« 1953
40
43"
Textile Bldg 1st 6s 1958__._M*N
/
42
44
17,
22
274
20
Gen 7s
s
f
w w
MAN
1948
27
Textile Crafts Bldg 6s ctfs 1937.. /
804
301 East 38th St Bldg 6s 1939—
35
38
21
234
84
/
Trinity Bida 6m hm».
Trinity Court Bldg 4s 1941.M&S
2 Park Ave Bldg
1941 /
208 South La Salle St Bldg Corp—
1st
40
s
f 54s 1958
MAN
4
2124-34 Bway Bldg 54* ctfs '43 /
2480 Bway Bldg 64* to *37
/
3
~
1948
43
37
45
454
1004
564
(Chicago)—
4
25
J
O
Repub
144
264
18
374
18
974
624
994
144
10
May
P
6a 1939
TAD1K k
84
22
23
Tyler Bldg «s 1968—.-.-.
AAO
Un Post Offices CKs '35 FA* IK
United Properties 6s 1942—- JAJ
20
21
Vanderbllt
174
North
station Indus Bldg (Bost)
I«tm«f5sl962
...A&O
Oliver Cromwell 6s 1939....
111 John St Bldg He 1946
Fa A
165 Broadway Bldg 54s *51 pa a
99
95
96
41
42
224
10
45
233
113
36
15
Bldg Corp—
1st leaabold 64s 1944..JAJ 15
5
Van Swerlngen rts ww 1935..FAA
68
71
14
374
48
49
42
14
45
16
56
59
15
1st A coll • f 6s 1938
AAO
294
Varlck St Sta P O (N Y) 6s 1941
60
Wadswortb Bldg(NV)fl# '63-AAn
61
Waldorf Astoria 7s w w
5
.1954 fk
Certificates of deposit
54
Wanamaker (Johuji'hiia..
4s'49
Wardman Real Estate Properties
38
41
42
Certificates of deposit
Park Central Hotel 6s ctfs 1935.
Park Lane Corp 6 4s 1943.-JAD
Park Lexington 64s ctfs 1953
41
44
11
12
3
Certif cates or deposit
Washington Properties Inc 7s 1962
Western Union Tel Bldg 54s 1943
Westinghouse Bldg 6s 1939-A&0
134
15
White
Pennsylvania B'rtk 6k 193k
Penney (JO) Com 54* 1935-50
16
1034
10
* Negotiability imoalred by maturity.
434
1st A i*f *4* 1948
Motor Realty
MAS
be 1W31-40
Woodbrldge Bldg 54«
7s 1940
17
174
Ave
Palace HoteKBan Pr) 5s 46-FaA
Param Bway Corp 6 4"'51--JAJ
I Last sale.
52
'
57
28
k Sale price.
45
Pittsburgh P O
New Engl Theatres 5s.1958
Poetnn. Hlctk
1943
MAN
Provident Loan Society 6% ctfs—
Prudence Co 54s
1961
Properties, Inc—
64s 1948
Bid
21
84
9
24
~~164
54s '48MA-.1
Serv Stat 54s *38
Gen income 5s 1983--—-MAN
49
484
14
FAA
General s f 7s 1941
FAA
One LaSalle St Bldg 6s 1949 JAJ
One Park Av Bldg 6s to '39.M&N
28
\V*
34
30
/
/
/
MAN
New Weston Hotel Annex 6s 1940
N Y Athletic Club 6s 1946—_AAO
7s 1938
J&D
New York Title Mtge 54s Feb'36
47
35
2
1
Poli
39
41
694
Nat Hotel of Cuba 6s 1959.MAS
Nat Press Bldg 5 4s 1950 A&015
Nelsner
23
Zonlte Products
164
19
/
/
/
f
/
/
Lond Gu A Acc Bldg (<"9nr) fto '62
m
314
42
.
184
1%
Bonds.
68
35
J&D
J&D
Millinery Center Bldg 7s 1944...
Mortgage Bond (N Y)—
54s (series 6) 1934
Munson Bldg (N Y) 64s'39.M&N
35
154
154
324
...
•
88
74
Herald Square Bldg 6s 1948 MAN
High Bridge Station P O 54s 1938
Mercantile
30
100
45
364
174
100
Prop 6s *35. JAD
28
7
46
,
.FAA
184
26
64
33
10
544
3*
Ask
284
/
Sec sf 54s 1946...
JAJ
Merchants Nat Prop 6s w w '58.
424
25
164
Preferred
Young (L A) Spring
A
Wire
(t)
Youngstown Sheet
A Tube
t
54% pref
100
Zenith Radio——(t)
23
.
35
52
64s 1932.MAN /
Fox New Bng Thea 64s *48. FA A /
Fex Theatre A Office Bldg
1st a f 6 s 1941..
MAS f
Fox St Louis Theatre Bldg—
1st s f 64s 1942
AAO /
conv
Bid*
32
x
■Ink fund
JAJ
JAJ
Mercantile Arcade Bldg (Los Ang)
1st s f 54s 1953
*
JAD
42d St A Lexington Ave Bldg—
64s
tram
1st
(Brooklyn)
6s 1940
AA
/
Dallas T O fi, Sept 15 1936 MAS
Dorset (The> 6s 1941 ctfa
f
....
f 54" 1949
Lake Sh Atb Club (Chic)
La Halle Hotel 5 4s 1940
37
k
/
Central Zone Bldg 6s. 1941...
Certificates of deposit
Chain Store Depot 6s 1940--I
—
18
2
354
P'tts Hotels Corp 1st
Hotel Governor Clin 6s '48.A&0
Hotel Lexington 6s 1943
M^N 1
Hotel Sherman (Chic) 54§ '46JAJ /
24
66
Term
s
6s 1940-41
58
Bus'
Bid.
1944
Hearst Brisbane
....
74
284
894
3
7% preferred-.100
Young (J 8) Oa—100
20
6s 1937
3
4
1
224
594
Butler
18
15c
Witherbee Sherman
preferred....-.50
Woodley Petrol....1
Woods Mfg pref.iuu r
Harrlman Rlrtg 6s 1951
27
Bryant
130*
85
Hartford Times 6s 1943
1935
AAO /
Boston Post Office Serv Station
Oct
-100
20c
13
t
-
8
14
74
284
884
100
?
7 % preferred
1
%
Wilson-Jones
Graybar Bldg (East Offices Inc)—
1st m leaseh 5s 1946
..JAD
8e leaseh 6 4 1934 (s-a) ..JAD
Greeley 8q Bldg 6s 1950
FA A /
Greenwich Lodge 64s
/
Boston Parcel Post Station—
54*
.....
A
Grand Rapids P O 6s 1947
72
f
27
possible for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
6s
61
Blng A Bing deb 64s 1950.1
Preferred
Class
l«orge Washington Hotel fta 1944
22
100
33
12c
_
Wilson A Co
8
20
Mach
7% pref A
100
6% pref B—100
Wright Aeronaut'l.t
6
18c
(t)
.25
Certificates
Bonds.
51
A
3
24
fuller Bldg (G A F Realty Corp;
334
68
60
—
22
if*
100
Willys-O verland
35
48
32
Preferred
Yale A Towne——25
Yellow
Truck
A
Coach MforelB-10
Conv pref
12
24
Ask
■
Worthlngton Pump
124
27
824
t
104
94
50
Canadian price.
are as near as
Bid.
Albany Metropolitan 64**38J&D f
Alden 6s 1941
JAJ /
/
f
/
Ambassador Hotel(Los Ang)6s '43 /
Amer Insur Un Bidg 6s '41.MAN /
Batterymarch Bldg (Bos) 54s
r
244
Am dep recta ord.
Worcester Salt. 100
12
Chlorine
Products...
7% preferred—100
97
_
64
Woolw'th (F W>_. 10
Woolworth Ltd—
Williams (R C)..(t)
Wll-Low Cafe
(1)
26
304
W Va Coal A Coke, t
<i Va Pulp A Pap._t
Preferred
100
9
14
74
134
234
First pr«f
100
WIeboldt Stores., (t)
Wilcox A Glbbs..50
Wilcox
(H P)
Oil
A
Gas......
5
Wilcox-Rich Corp—
3
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr..t
\
.
1
124
33
?
.
17
Iron. 100
6% preferred.. 100
Woodward ALothrop
Common
10
30
864
114
Veston El InBtru.
Class A.
Woodward
—
A
■8
13
(t)
c
mm
124
35
154
50
(+»
White Rk Min SpgsStk trust ctfs-.(t)
24
244
304
874
t
~
12
Ask.
Per share.
Par
(t)
14
v
Much
Bid.
Stocks.
33
pref.-.(t)
Class A
14
244
v estvaco
t No par value,
48
7% 1st part pf.50
44
conv
_
10
14
54
134
18
$3.85 cony pf.-(f)
Warner-Quinlan
274
70
West Indies Sugar. 1
■i ostlns Air Br
*e( t >
Vest'be El A Mf .50
20
14
54
104
...6
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wh'teSew
954
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40
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94
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26
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f
West Auto Supply
Common A__ _(t>
Western Cartridge
7
44
14
234
(t)
(f)
100
$4 conv pref
West Air Express.
4
Westvaco Chlorine pf k
Wheel Steel Corp (f)
9
65
1
Wesson Oil A Snow
drift com
(f)
164
3*
44
White Motor
Ask.
Per share.
Par
80*
WelchGrape Juice(t)
STOCKS,
Bid.
Stocks.
2*
(f)
254
110
25
Ask.
Per share.
(t)
14
3
Oa
7 % preferred
Wayne Pump
Cony pref
4
4
34
t
Walgreen Co com (t)
244
64 % cum pf .100
1094
Warrants
k
14
Walker (H) Good'm
6 Worts com..(t)
244
Preferred
154
(f)
Com Class A.,
Com Class
Bid.
Webster Elsenlohr(t)
$7 preferred —100
(t)
MISCELLANEOUS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Par
54
Waldorf System
Walworth
Stocks.
"44
(t)
Company.-(f)
Wa)ttABondJLncA(t)
Class B
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63
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21
21
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50
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78
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98
United States and Municipal Bonds
Quotations are as near as possible for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
In reporting below prices for State and municipal securities, we give bid and asked quotations wherever they can be obtained.
The customs
however, is to quote municipal securities on the basis of the return they yield per annum. Therefore in most cases it will be found that instead of
actual prices we have inserted in the column headed "To Net" certain figures to indicate the interest rate at which business in the bonds is being
done.
Thus 4.35% means that the particular security can be bought or sold at a price that will yield the purchaser or seller 4.35% per annum to the
maturity of the issue.
Where two figures appear, as, for instance, "4.25% to 4.35%," the rate of return varies according to the maturity—the shorter
maturities yielding the lowest rate, and the longer maturities yielding the highest return.
Where, however, a range for basis prices appears, and the
higher figure of the range is given first—thus, "5.00 to 4.75"—then the higher yield is meant to be the bid price and the lower yield the asked price.
It is proper to add that as far as the different maturities are concerned, it not infrequently happens now, owing to the unsettled state of the municipal
bond market, that no distinction is made between the different maturities, all being quoted alike.
In State and municipal bonds the custom has always been to quote them "and interest": that is, the accrued interest must in all cases be added on.
Note.—Owing to the present demoralized condition of the municipal bond markets, brokers and dealers find it difficult, and in many cases almost
impossible, to make quotations for municipal bonds.
Bid prices, especially for the smaller municipalities, are practically out of the question and sales
or terms are simply a matter of bargaining between buyer and seller.
In fact, the absolute lack of demand often causes good bonds to be offered at
a
most any
price.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bonds.
Bid.
Ask.
""uNaTED
STATES—See
also pa ge21.
Gadsden 6% Impt 1934-3?—
ki Schools 1935-40 —A&O
72
80
H tntsvllle 5s Funding 1942— / 55
a. Pub Imp 1936-1938
/ 55
Jefferson County—
4MsOt H'se 1935-43—M&N 6 5.50
to
6 5.50
to
Net.
"
2d conv 4
104*«i
io3*oM "103**.,
k% '35-'47_J&D
Fourth Liberty Loan—
4 Ms Ref
4M% of 1935-1938—A&O
4M% (3rd called)
Treasury 4 Ms 1947-1952 A&O
Treasury 4 Ms to Oct 15 1934
thereafter 3 M % '43-45 A&O
Treasury 4s 1944-1954—J&D
Treasury 3 Ms 1946-56—M&S
Treasury 3 Ms 1943-47--J&D
Treas 3MsJunel5 '40-43 J&D
Treas 3Ms Mar 15 '41-43M&S
Treas 3Ms 1946-1949—J&D
Treas 3s 1951-1955--M&S15
Treas 3Ms Aug 1 1941—F&A
Treas 3s 1946-1948
J&D
103*»», 103*o„
102*ii
102*0,,
lll»n
101«n
101*o„
107**,,
105**ii
105»o,,
103"n
103**,,
100»°si
101*,,
99*°3i
0* School
100
101M
105
Tuscaloosa 6s Pub Imp '34 '35
100*,,
101**11 101*°,,
Treasury 3 Ms 1944-1946—
2s Panama Canal Nov *38 Q-F 100M
100M
108 M
3s Panama Canal 1961--Q-M 107 M
101 M
2s Aug 1 1936
3s
1946-47—Q-J 104
Conversions
99M
2% Oonsol 1930
U S Treasury
99
101M
95
85
95
85
90
90
91
96
91
101**,,
96
85
5Ms serial
102*7,,
102**,,
103**„
103**,,
100**i,
100**,,
103*,,
103*o„
3% Feb 151937
103",,
103**,,
103**1,
103**i,
104«i,
104»i,
3% April 15 1937
3M% Sept 15 1937
2M% Feb 1 1938
—
3% Mar 15 1938
2M% June 151938
2M% Sept 15 1938
2M% June 15 1939
—
Home Owuers Loan Corp—
4% interest guar 1951
3% prin. & int. guar '44-'52.
2 M % prin & int guar '39-'49
2% prin & int guar 1938-—
1M % prin & int guar 1937 1M % Prin & int guar 1936..
Federal Farm Mtge Corp—
SMs int & prin guar *44-'64
3s int & prin guar 1944-49-.
Instrumentalities of U S Govt
98"„
««r»i
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t.and
94*«»,
100*i,
100
Loan
J&J
5 Mb
96
93
85
99 M
98 M
98 M
99 M
99 M
H' 1942 opt 1934 M&N
100 M
100 M
4 Hi 1913 opt 1935 —J&J
4 Ms 1953 opt 1935.—J&J
4 Ms 1955 opt 1935—J&J
4M" 1956 opt 1Q36-. *&J
5s 1941 opt/1934—M&N
100M
100 M
100 M
55
4
5s 1941 opt
99 M
99 H
80
TERRITORIES & U. 8.
100M
101 M
101 M
PO SSES
Honolulu vCity & County*—
5s Pub Impt 1959—J&D 16
103
103
103
5s Jan 15
35-'59—J&J 15
5s 1935 1956
J&D15
Hawaii,Terr.4 Ma '49-M&S 16
b
4M« Jan 1945
4M» Nov 15 '34-'95-M&Nl6
4Ms Nov 16 1939-58--M&N
4s May 15 '49 opt '30-M&N
4a Aug 1947 opt 1937—F&A
Philip Isls 4Mb 1952——J&J
b 3.85
3.85
SI ON
107
107
107
to
3.70
to3.70
6 3.85 to 3.70
6 3.70
to3.60
6 3.70 to 3.60
98
100
98
«Mi 1950
100
4 Ms 1957..
M&N
98
100
4 Ms Oct 1959
98
100
4s P Wks & Imp 1936—Q-M
99
101
«» Tmpt 1939 opt 1916
l.P&A
99
101
6s April 1955
100
101
5s Feb 1952
100
102
104 M
106
6Ms Aug 1941
Puerto Rico 4Ms 1937-40 J&J 6 4.40 to 4.25
%
7c
%
%
75
935 '40-J&J 6 4.40
Jan 1 1944-1959
J&J 6 4.40
Is gold 1935-1990
J&J 6 4.40
(a July 1064
6 4.40
Funding
i
.
-
80
J&J 6 4.40
4M Harbor imp June 1 '35-'73
4 Ms Highways 1952
M&8
1969 & 1959
M&S
4Ms *39
42 '49/49- —M&S
4« Pub Highway 1949-51 _M&S
Anniston ref g 5 Ms Dec 11939
5s Schools 1935-1947—-J&J
<**•
91
to 3.25 %
4Mb Mun Imp '35-'48-A&0 6 1.00 jto 3.40,%
99
101
| -■
Bakersfleld 5s l934-'52—A&O 6 1.50 'to 4.10
Berkley 5a 1942-1951
J&J b 3.40 to 3.75
6s School 1935-1955
J&J b 1.00 to 3.80
Alta Irrlg Dtst 5s
—
/ 55
/ 35
57
37
East Bay Mun Utll Dist—
^
5s 1935-1974.
.J&J 6 1.00 to 4.15 %
to
44
Imperial Irrlg Dist 6s '38.J&J / 43
to 4.25
5s
f 40
Los Angeles 4Mb 1935-51-J&D 6 2.00
4s Water 1934 to 1945.M&N b 1.00
4s 1940-1945
b 4.00
4s 1946-1962.
b 4.15
8 Ms Water 1934 to '41.A&0 b 1.00
to 4.25
4 Ms Water 1934-*40—A&O b 1.00
to 4.25
to 4.25
ALABAMA
IMs Renewal cl O 1959
J&J
J&J
Brentwood Irrlg
District 6s
Citrus Heights Irrig Dist 6s
"
_
A Ms
%
to
4.20, %
95
-
4.40
to 4.20
%
4.40
to 4.20
%
4.40
to 4.20
%
4.40
4Mb Water 1941-70--.A&O b
4Mb Sch 1935 to 1944-J&D b
4 Ms 1935 1968
J&J 6
4Mb 1935-1969
M&S 6
5s Municipal 1935-61-F&A b
5Ms Harb Imp 34-'6lM&N&
Los A O 8 D 5Ms '34 54 M&N b
5Mf Nov 1936-69
M&N b
to 4.20
5r
1935-1964
90
95
4s
1935-1936
1937-1945
1946-1901
4.10
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
1.00
1.00
2.00
F&A b 2.00
J&D b 2.00
J&D 6 3.75
J&D
42
to 4.45
to 4.10
to 3.90
to
4%
to 4.25
to
3%
to 4.30
Oakdale Irrlg Dist 5s
to 3.80
87
87
87
92
92
Oakland 5Ms 1935-43—-F&A 0 l.C
oo
4M« Mun Imp '35-'43-F&A b 1.00
4Mb 1935-1905.
F&A b 1.00
Oakland 8 D 4s 1935-44—J&J b 1.00
Orange Oo 5s 1935-45—-M&S b 1.00
87
92
Pasadena 4s Jan
to 3.75
99
1935-42-J&J b 1.00
4Mb Wat Pl't '35-'36—A&O b 1.00
s
Sale price.
Tax-free in
to
1%
1%
to 3.75
to 3.75
to 3.90
to 3.90
to 3.75
to 3.75
6 2.00
6 3.50
to 3.60
to
3.60
to 3.25
3.75
to 3
25
4%
M&N 6 1.50
to 3.75
Glastonbury »4Ms *35-58. J&J 6 1.50
to 3.25
Greenwich—
'
MM" 1934-1942 tar exm't
-
4M* March I 1935-1951—
June 1 '35-'60
Hartford 3 Ms Bdge '56—J&J
•Is Water June 35-*39 J&D
Groton S D 4Mb
6 1.00
to
2.85
6 1.00
to
3%
6 1.50
to 3.75
6 3.00
to 2.75
6
.75
to 2.50
J&D 6 2.35
to 2.75
•4s Water June 1 1935-*39 -£ 6
.75
•49 High Sch *35-'56—J&J 6 1.25
•4 M« 1935-1938.
M&S 6 1.25
to 2.50
•4MB
M&S 6 2.50
Hartf'dSD «4Ms'35 '47-M&8 6 1.00
•4Mb Northeast 1959.J&D 6 3.25
4Mb 2d North 1944
J&J
3Ms South Sept 1955.M&S
4Mb 8outhwest 1944--M&N
•4Mb Wash't'n '41-'47-J&J
4b West Middle 1937 .F&A
KUllngly (To wn) 4 Ms'35 50J&J
6 3.25
to 2.75
•4s Water
1940-46
1939-1960
•4M<* 1935-1944
to
3%
to
2.50
to
3%
3%
3%
to
to
6 3.25
to
6 3.25
to
6 2.75
to 3.10
6 3.00
to
6 1.50
to 3.50
6 1.50
to 2.50
MAN 6 1.50
to 3.50
3%
2.75
2%
Manchester 9th School Dist—
M&N 6 1.50
M&N 6 1.50
to 3.50
J&J 6 1.25
to 2.90
M&N 6 1.00
1935 —.M&N 6
.75
to 1.50
(T> 4b 1935
4s Munlc
4h
to 4.30
37 M
101
42
to 3.60
to 3.90
to 3.60
to
4%
to 2.50
to 4.25
Connecticut.
to 3.25
to 1.50
(County)—
1935 1952
•4Mb School
4s
•4Mb School
J&J 6 4.00
to 3.50
F&A 6 1.50
Bldg 1948
to 3.50
1935-'40.F&A 6 1.50
1940-'52.F&A 6 3.00
to
to
3%
3.50
6 3.25
to
3%
4Mb
1935-1969
F&A 6 1.50 to 3.75
•4m« Sch Aug '35-'43.F&A 6 1.50 to 3.10
•4s Park 1935-1943 ..F&A 6 1.50 to 3.10
New Hav (O) 3Ma 1935—A&O 6 1.50 to 2%
*4s Apr 2 1940 tax-exptA&O 6 3.25 to 3%
4Mb Paving Mar 1930-M&8 6 3.50 to 2.50
6 3.00 to 3.50
•4Mb 1943-1952
•4Mb Paving Aug *37 -F&A 6 3.00 to 2%
•4Mb Mch 15 1935—M&S 16 6 2.00 to 1.50
•5s
36-'37-'39-'40- 41-.A&0 6 3.00 to 3.25
•5s
1935-1951
J&J,6 1.50
%
2%
to3.50 %
to 4%
District—
4M* Water Aug 1941—F&A
"
T%jh 6 2.00
Fire
•6 Ms 1935 1951
New Britain
92
/ 40
Hartford
4.90
to 4.90
to 4.70
to
92
J&J / 36M
East
Vliddletown
92
Go 4Mb '35- 49—F&* b 1.00
to
to
Meriden
87
87
Nominal.
106
to 3.50
to 4.90
87
n
110
103
6 1.00
to 4.70
87
I In London,
106
A&O 6 2.00
A&O 6 2.00
4M 1935-1943
Merced Irrg Dist 6s
Modesto irrig Dist 6s
/ Flat price.
3.15 %
109
6 4.25
to 4.50
Los Ang
6 Basis.
3.15
109
Meriden (City)—
60
•
to
to 4%
to 4.45
53
1935-51
to 3.15
to
to 4.40
5s Funding Dec 1 1947
Birmingham 5M« Pub Imp
1935
M&S2
4s 1935-1939
A&O
4s 1937-1941
A&O
41 1942-1991
A&O
4M« P«b Trap 1935-37-A&O
4 Ma 1935 1936
A&O
4Ms 1937-1990
-A&O
4 Ms Pub Imp Dec 1 '34-'37
5s Sewers Sept 20 '41—M&S
6*
"
t
to
6 1.50
4Mb 1935-1951
4Mb 1935 1949
4s
Redlands
3.15
3.15
MancntMttr—
4s
95
to
105
Litchfield 4Mb 1935-37
60
91
to
6 4.50
4,20
95
92
3.15
to 3.15
6 3.25
6 3 25
to
4.10
53
92
to
6 3.25
to 3.90
to
90
—
6 3.25
—J&J 6 1.50
J&J 6 1.50
to
Bsssemer 9s Pub Imp 1934-38
-
3.20
Danbury 4s 1940 taxable.J&J
•4 Ms 1935 05.
J&D
8Mb Fund 1941 tax'le.A&O
East Hartford (Town)—
4Mb Sch 1934-30
M&N
4Mb Sch 1937-49
M&N
4Mb Sch 1950-59
M&N
80
80
80
Alameda 4s 1934 to 1941-J&D b 1.00
to 3.70
b 3.85
to
to 3.25
•5s July 1 1935 55
J&J 6 2.00
•Cheshire 4Mb 1935-45—J&J 6 2.00
80
75
75
Highway 1935-37 -J&J3 b 1.00 to 2.50 %
1Mb tJnlv Bldg J&q6'35 65J&J b 1.00 to 3.60 %
1Mb Highway 1936-'48.J&J 30 & 1-50
IMs 1935 1947
—F&A b 1.00 to 3.40 %
4 Ms Olympiad 1936-71- J&J2 6 1.50 to 3.60 %
IMs
Jan 2 1935-1936 J&J 2 b 1.00 to 1.50 %
4Mb 1935-1936
F&A b 1.00 to 1.50 %
4Mb 1937-1940
F&A b 2.25 to3.25 %
4M
1941-1947
F&A b 3.30 To 3.40 %
4MB 1948-1952
F&A
8-50
4s Harb Imp 1985 opt '50.J&J
3-60
4s Jan 2 1941-1943
J&J2
3.50
4s I*n 2 1944-1948
J&.I2
-13.40
100 H
100
30
F&A 6 2.00
3Mi Improvt 1935-41 -J&J 6 1.50
•5s Construc'n 1935 49 J&D 6 1.50
Bristol 4M« Water 1939—J&J 6 3.76
80
CALIFORNIA
99 14
101 M
101 M
1934—M&N
5 M> 1950-1969
5s 1949 opt 1.929
99 M
/ 27
i'. 75
101
J&J
•4Mb 8ewer 1935-46
4Mb 1935-1957
•4B 1935 1968.
99 J4
*
99
Bloomfield—
4Mb 1935-1952
A&C 6 2.00
Branford (T) 1 M*'35-'50-J&D 6 2.GO
Bridgeport 4Mb 1935-65-J&J 6 2.00
4Mb High Sch 1935-63.J&J 6 2.00
75,
70
70
70
75
St Francis Lev D 6b 1947. J&J
5 Ms 1945-1964
J&J
193«.M&N
»I95« opt
45~" ""48"
J&J
1064-1973
•4s July 1930
*5i July 1 1930
75
72
50
4Mb Fund
99 14
to 3.50
CONNECTICUT
22
70
73
74
6s 1936-1962
M&8
Hot Springs 4Mb '35-'50-M&3
Little Rock 4Mb 34-40—M&N
99
99 %
99 M
4.10
425
to
6 1.00
J&J
1947-1950
5 Ms
101
101
73
1941-60...M&N
Little Rock S D 4k 35 55M&S
98
to
6 2 -00
22
98
4 Ms Highway 1938-48—J&D
4Mb Highway 38-'58—M&N
4Mb Highway 1935-65
J&J
Bonds
6 3.25
L
4%
1934 1947..J&D 6 3.25
1
5s 1974-1983
ARKANSAS
98
4"%"
to
—
96
96
98
38—M&S10
98
4s 1958
.
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5 D No
94**„
100*0,,
100*,,
100**,, 100»o„
4s July 1 1946 opt '44J&J
4a Nov 1*57 op '37
iVi&N
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« Xs 1956 opt 1939— J&J
4M» Jan 1957 apt '37 J&J
I1957 opt 1937-M&N
4Mb W Mar 10
100**,, 100**,,
97»„
S
Tucson 5s Water I960
98*»„
97*»„
to
1 00
6
4s July 1941-1945
J&J 6 3.25
6 3.25
3.65% March 1 1950-54
MoffatTun ImpDfi MS44-0SJ & J
106
96
75
Prescott 5s 1948
J&J
Roosevelt Irr DIs 6s'45-'53J&J / 18
6s 1938-1957
J&J / 18
97*»„
H
96
96
80
Phoenix
102
4Mb Water 1944
--J&J
4Mb Ref Wat 1935-67. I&D
4Mb Water 1962-1965-J&D
8 D No 1 4Mb 1935 53-J&J
95
93
103*,,
101**1,
—
Fe
Un
103*,,
100*»i, 100**,,
to 4.25
COLORADO
81
93
Ian 11954 opt 1934—J&J
6s W W 1935-1950
J&J
5s
102**1,
103**1, 103**1,
42
to 4.15
Denver (City and County)—
Maricopa County 8 D Na 1
6s Highway
1947-51 -J&J15 f 78
93
Navajo Co 4 Ms June 15 *35-'36
93
Phoenix 4Ms 50 opt *30—J&J
93
4MB 1935-1956J&J
93
4Mb Court Hse '34 '48-J&D
93
6« Fan 1 1946
J&J
102**,,
to
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5 "l.OO
Colorado Spgs4s Mar 1 1941.
6 3.30
4 Ms 1935 1939
J&J 6 3.35
ARIZONA
2M% Dec 15 1935
214% April 15 1936
3M% Aug 1 1936
1M% Sept 15 1936
2M% Dec 15 1936
to
to 4 80
96
91
J&J 6 1.00
J&J 6 4.15
to
0ANADA—See vage 101.
102**,,
101»i,
to
to 4.40
90
85
101*,,
102*,,
80
99
102*,,
101*,,
80
80
91
¥
3.80 %
5.00
5%
5%
5%
4.80
4Mb Water '57. '58. '69.J&J
4Mb 1935 1951
J&J
4Mb 1934-1951
M&N
4Ms Water 1938-1 Q77—J&.>
Ban Joaquin Oo 5s *85-'49-J&J
Santa Barbara 5s "35 41 -Jan 10
4Mb gold Aug 1943
F&A
So. San Joaq Irrlg Dist 5M«Turlock Irrlg Dist 6a
West Side Irrig Dist 6s
90
85
3.80 %
to
5s Water 1935-1951
5s Water 1952-1969
90
5s W W 1939-1957
Tuscaloosa Co 6s Bridge 1941.
5e Road 1957
100**,, 100**1,
101**,,
90
Imp May 1 1935—
5s Pub
8% June 151935
1M % Aug 1 1935
90
96
.
100M
2M% Dec 15 1934
2M% Mar 15 1935
95
91
—
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-
48
72
to
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3 Ms g July 1 1935-44—J&J 6 2.50
San Diegulto Irr Disi ba
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San Francisco (City & County)
48
72
5s Pub Imp Jan 1 1935-1938
4 Ms Sanitary Sewer 1934-44
Montgomery Co 4Ms 1957-69
5#- Road 1935—'
A&O
6s Road 1951
.J&J
Morgan On 5s 1938
5s Road 1939-1952—F&A
103**H 103**,,
100
48
72
to 4.40
5s Municipal 1935 1960 T&J b 3.00
5s School 1935 I960—F&A b 3.00
4Mb Wb & Har *35-'52.J&J b 3.00
5.15
5.15
83
83
83
1936-1946-
4MR R & B 1935-38-J&D
«*s 1939-1968J&D
Montgomery Pub Imp 6s 1934
Net.
S&cram'to Co 4Mb *34 '46 J&D b 1.00
San Diego 5s WW '43 *54 A&O
5s Water 1935-63
J&J 6 "3.00
100
J
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Riverside 5s 1935 '53
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4s tfilec LAP 1941—AAO
Lacaine P Q 6s 1954.---JAD
Matsonneuve Q 554s 36.MAN
1944JAD2
454a May 1 1945
MAN
454s Dec 15 1056
JAD15
Manitoba (Prov) 5s
169
MAS
80-yr s f 5s 1967
8554
85 **
9454
8 f 5s 1958..FA A
20-yr s I 6h I960
.JAD
Budapest (OUy sf) Hungary—Extl ■ r 6s ">f 1927V62 JAD
Dec 1 1934 coupon on—.
/41
25K
Buenos Aires, argeutiue tvep
Bxten 6His 1966 ser B.JAJ
Extl s f 6s 1960 Ser 02 AAO
Extl s f 6s 1960 ser G3 AAO
75 H
Montreal 5s Dec 1 1946-JAD
5s 8 f Nov 1 1956
MAN
4254
—
80
79
k79
Call(Oolombta)s f 7s '47 .MAN
Carlsbad (Olty) s f 8s 54-JA.i
Chilean Cons Municipal LoanExtl S f 7s 1960 ser A..MA8
fl3l
563
1454
5854
10
11
94 H
98
2454
25 54
IfM
8354
7854
Ohrlstlania (Norway)—
30-yrsf6e 1964—
MAS
OslogneGerm'y 6 He *50 MAS16
Ospenbagen—
5s June 1 1952
.JAD
Extl g 4Hs 1953..—MAN
Cordoba
(Oity) Argentine RepJ
79 extl s f
1957
-FAA
41
Stamped
'
48*
MAN 16
Extl sr/s 1937
Stamped
60
Extl
24H
25
2954
(Olty) Germany
Ext) oonv 7s 1939....MAN
Havana—1st 6e 1939..—Q-J
■anover
2d 6s
k27
88
88
---Q J
Heidelberg (Germ)7 Hs 50 JAJ
Helslngfors (Oity) Finland—
Extlsf 6Hs 1960
AAO
Hungarian Oons Munlc Loan
§ fit 7 He 1945
JAJ
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a
f 7s Sept 1946.
2154
9954
39
25
3254
3754
*/8
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6H«'52.AAO
Montevideo (Olty) 7s *62. JAD
Bxtl • f 6s 1969 ser A.MAN
Noremborg extl 6s 1952. FA A
Oolo ■ f g 6s 1965......MAN
Porto Alegre (Oity). Brasll—
Sinking fund 8» 1961
JAD
Dec 11934 A sub coups on
S f 40-yr 7Ha 1966.—JAJ
—
Jan 1935 coupon on.....
F/ague (Greater) Olty—
7 His loan of 1932-52—MAN
Bio ae Janeiro 8s 1946 .AAO,
Apr'32 Oct'33 Oct'34 coup
f 0*4« 1953
...FAa
August coupon off
Rome extl s 16»s 1962..AAO
Rotterdam (O) ext 6s '64.MAN
,
ns^ftwaT:7.''49^2
Sao Paulo Brasll 8s 1952
MAN
May coupon on.........
Bxtl a f 6 W* 1957
MAN 15
May coupon on.........
Solssone (Olty), France—
Ext g 6s Nov 14 '86—MAN
Sydney (City) N S W—
25-yr s f 5J4s 1955—FAA
Tokyo (Olty of) 5s of 1912—
Red ann s f beg '17-52. MAS
AAO
5Hf 1961
Norway—
MAN
99 X
98
85
1960
5s 1935-1939
5s 1940-1949......
5s 1950-1959
454s
454*
454s
454s
454*
454e
25
26
!!H
24
2254
§§H
133
...
79
40
11
11
27
27
110
454* ref 1935-1946
354* Jan 1935
Albany—5s 1946..
Appling Obunty—
17254
91
70
Road 5s 1949-53
7354
8254
—
to 4.60
3-75
to
to 3.90
100
<95
6 325
to 3.50
6 3.25
to 3.50
to
6 3.25
to 3.50
6 3.25
to 3.50
6 3.25
to 3.50
6 1.00
6 1.00
6 1.00
6 1.00
to
ftT.OO
to 3%
to 3.15
6 3.15
to
3.30
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9
6 3.00
Dtst No 206 454* *36-'46
to
3.50
3.25
ILLINOIS
102
104
97
103
10454
10354
10054
9854
10454
10354
10454
100
100
101
101
10154
10054
,
9954
98
,75
6 3.00
6 3.15
98
i
983
983
97
106
10654
to 3.30
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Chic Lincoln Pk
106
to 3.30
6 3.15
1935-1943..MAN 62.50 to 3.75
100
Chicago 4s 1935
JAJ
4s 1936.
100
JAJ
100
4s 1937-50
JAJ
97*4
99
Chicago School District—
4s 1937
FAA
100
5s
loo"
97
11454
to 3.30
Ohampaign County—
100
97
9854
to 3.30
-
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3.30
to 2.50
.
9654
45*s
454s——————
115
10754
10754
40
98*4
91^
99
100
5s.......................
100*4
Ohicago Sanitary District—
87
454s 1934-1935
.MAN
454s 1937-1939
MAN / 87*4
454s 1940—
MAN / 87*4
100
Chic South Park 4s 1934
101*4
'
4s
88
88*4
88*4
99**
98*4
1935
4s 1936-1938———MAN
100
99
86
97
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—MAN
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Oook Oe 454s *35 *40
AAO / 87*4
454s For Pres *35-'43.JAJl6 / 87*4
4s
88*4
88*4
88*4
JAD / 87*4
45*s 1935-1943
Elgin Sanitary Dtst—
104
105
113
10454
106
Evanston S D No 76—
103
105,,
94
96
1935-1948
93
Granite Oity 45*s 1934-48
100
100
Jackson Oe 4H* 1939-1944
101
Lake Oo 5s road 1935 ...FAA
102
100*4
5s Road 1936-49
FAA 6 3.00 to 4.10 %
10454
10454
103
107
102
105
103
5s
10554
10554
10454
108
45*8
111
105
9654
10054
88
104
111
104
109
112
92
92
90
101
99
9754
9754
%
102
107
10054
9754
94
94
102
90
4.50
4.50
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AAO
...AAO
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oFort Wayne School Dist—
5s Oct 1 1935-1943-..oGary Sch Olty 4 He Oct 1943.
6.00
Hammon
(Olty)—
1942-1956...JAJ30
Indianapolis—
4s O
98
5
4.50
Wayne—
4)*s 1934 to 1941
1942 to 1946
1947 to 1957..
11054
11054
H
6.00
05 )4s Track Elev *35-*47 JAJ 6 3.75
o4s Fire Dept J'ne 1 41 JAJ 6 3.75
oiHe Sch Trne 15 '40JAD16 6 3.75
to
3.50
to 3.50
3.50
o4*4s 1935-1955———JAJ 6 3.75 to 3.50
-JAJ 6 3.75 to 3.50
o3*4s Olty Hall 1939 .JAJ 6 3.75 to 3.50
Indianapolis S D—
o4s Bldg Sept 1 1946
JAJ
o3*4s July 11941—
JAJ
o5s Oct 20 1934-39.AAO20
to
03 *48. Hospital 1936
o
10254
10354
105
107
109
111
102
101
97
96
95
93
100
1934-1947
Elkhart 4)4a WW '35-'75 AAO
Evansvtlle o4s ref 1942
JAJ
Fort
10954
10954
to 3.50
INDIANA (see footnote o)
108
106
109
10254
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1935-1944
45*s
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109
110
120
113
104
103,,
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—
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100
99
97
95
94
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94
94
103
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99
96
92
to
TERRITORY
i
IOWA
101
99
94
90
JAJ b 3.00
JAJ 6 2.00
JAD 6 3.75
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Atlanta—454s Jan 11940. JAJ
5s Water 1985-'37
JAJ
5e Water 1938-*51
JAJ
454e
1935-1966....
JAJ
3.50
to
112
GEORGIA
2754
6854
7254
-JAJ
..JAD
JAD
JAD
1935
AAO
1936*1937
AAO
1938-1939...
AAO
1940-1941
AAO
1942-1945
..AAO
1946-1961
...AAO
4s £ July 11948
JAJ
854s July 11944-45
JAJ
Vancouver, B 0.554s '39 AAO
654e 1952
—FAA
5s 1940 A 1941 var.—.
5s 1945 A 1946 var
5s 1960 A 1961 var.
5s Jan 15 1970
JAJ 14
454e 1942 and 1967
FAA
Verdun deb 5e 1954.....
Winnipeg, Man. 6s '44—AAO
4 54s non-call 1944——MAN
4 54 s June 11946
JAD
4548 June 15 1956
JAD15
4s Aug 1 1946
FAA16
97
9054
MAS
to 3.25
89
97
91
91
15
*
3%
to
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to 3.25
6 3.00
88
99
9654
98
4s Nov 15 1935...MAN 16
4s Nov 15 1957
MAN16
Toronto 6s 1935-1940
JAJ
6 3.30
6 3.40
6 3.50
6 3.40
"87"
110
111
454s 1955
4548 Mar
3%
to 3.25
4» 1945-1958
101
11054
JAJ2
to 3.80
454s Serv Oomp 1935 43 FAA
454s Aug 1 1935-38.....FAA
4)*s 1935 1943FAA
4Hs 1935 1944.—.—FAA
4s May l 1936
......MAN
4s Highway 1935 1940—May
4s Highway 1941-1943—May
4s Highway 1945-1954—MAS
4s 1945-1956——.—MAN
98
98
96
86
85
454*
_
Bxtl a f
94
4Kb Gap Bldg 1935-1939.JAJ
45*s Imp 1934-47 opt '30—
45*s Ref 1935-.——AAO
4 5*s Ref 1936-1939——AAO
45*8 Ref. 1940-45
AAO
45*s Road 1937 opt '27. JAJ
10054
104
3 1945
to
6 3.50
6 4.00
to 3.20
101
95
194c (ion-call)..JAD16
5s 1969 (jon-call)
.MAN
7
172
172
85
to 3.30
IDAHO
10154
9854
95
100
101
104
102
75
6 3.50
6 3.40
6 3.25
97
10954
2554
23
24
21
101
99
99*
98
10954
40
*/9
*/9
2654
9654
9554
117 H
38
Saarbrucken (Olty), Germany
Bxtl a f 6a 1963
JAJ
7854
Santa Fe (Olty) Arg Rep extl
7s
1945.——
.—AAO */38
10054
108
119
3254
2454
9554
8454
12854
99
98
to 4.25
to 3.20
6 3.75
1935-50—A AO 6 5.00
Valdosta 5s 1935-1942
Jan 6 4.00
Ware Oo 5s Road 1935-49-JAJ 6 4.25
95
Watklns S D 6s 1934-60.MAN
90
Woodbury 6s 1935-49
JAD
103
98
3%
to 3.25
Swalnsboro 6s
11454
10854
6s 1940-1960
/2454
2254
/20
/20
102
_
107
84
91
1JL1*4
10754
113
83
f22
mn
J22
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110
MAS
6s
9
1154
Milan (Italy) ext
s
40
30
6H9 1954
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8*
1!*
Lyons (Olty) 6s 1934..MAN 169
Marseilles (Olty) 6s '34-MAN
169
Medellln (Munlc) (Columbia
7s extl Dec 1 1951.......* fklSH
,
110
9954
Unmat'd coups attached.
Letpsigiuity of) ?* i»44—F-a
Lima (Olty) Peru—
Extl s f 6Hs 1958...MAJ
Certificates of deposit—
'
110
1754
JAJ
111
109
-
29
24
MAN
16*4*1953
8
65
Savannah—454s ref 1943. JAJ
454s Drainage 1944...FAA
45*s Refunding 1969—FAA
Spalding Oo—5s '35-*49-JAD
1105
110 H
106
454s Jan 16 48-'57- JAJ15
454s 1935-'38
MAN15
454 s 1930-70MAN16
4s 1941
—..MAN
4s May 151935-43-MAN 15
4s May 15 1944-57.MAN 15
4s May 15 1958-68-MAN 15
Hydro Elec Pow Oom—
5s Jan 11935
—JAJ 2
4Hs Jan 1 1970
JAJ 2
Ottawa Olty 5s '35 *45—-JAJ
6s Munlc Imi> *35 '50—JAJ
5s July 1 1935-l«o6—-JAJ
4548 1935. 1944.—.—.JAJ
454s 1935-1937
JAJ
4548 1936-1942
JAJ
454s 1943-1960..—
JAJ
Quebec (Province)
454e 1960 ent 1945—MAS 2
4Hssf 1961—
MAN
Quebec Olty.
5s S F (non-call) 1960 MAN
Saskatchewan (Province)—
3454
GermanOons Munic 7s*47FAA
Cons muulc 6s 1947
-JAD
m
109
454s 1944
-MAS
454s Jan 15 '35-'47—JAJ15
3054
Frankf't (Ger)
7s
1935-1945—---AAO
Rome4sMunlcbldg'85-'39AAO
11154
Ontario (Prov) 6s *43- MAS15
*91**
FA A 1*83
Danstg Port A Wat Ways Bd
Extlo f 6*4« 1952.....JAJ
Dresden (Ger) extl 7s *65 MAN
103
104
Deb 454s Sept 15 52 MAS15
Deb 454s I960
MAN15
—MAN
-
103
104
to 3.20
Crisp Oo—
Hydro-Elec 5s *35-'67.PAN
Dougherty Oo 5s '35 '48 MAS
Macon 4 54s W W 1935 36.J A J
4s Pav A Sew '35 t«, '39. JAJ
Marietta 5s W W 1939...FAA
Pulaski Oo 5s 1935 48
JAJ
107
25
Deb 6s 1960
4154
3854
Daman Ouuh Municipal Loan
5s 1953
454s May 1954.—
♦ Hs Jan 1944——
JAJ
454a 1935
AA015
454a 1936-1939
AAOl5
454a 1940-1951
AA016
4 Ha June 1 1971
JAD
4s May 1 1944———.MAN
854s refdg May 1939.MAN
Metrop-Oo 454s '53. '54 A'61
454a May 1 1965—MAN
Harbor Commissioners—
5s Nov 1 1969
MAN
New Brunswick—
45*s non call 1958.MAN 15
454s e f A_pr 15 1961 AA015
4Hs 1955—MAS
forth Vancouver 6s '60..JAJ
Nova Scotia (Prov,—
44
ftHl 1955
'48.JAJ 16
25 1954AAO 25
454* 1935 L946-—JAD29
4 54 s 1947-1956-—-- JAD29
454* s f deb Jao 23 '69JAJ23
45*8 deb 1936
FAA15
Calgary 5s 1935——JAD 15
5s July 11945----■
—4AJ
Edm >nton (O) 5s 45A 50 AAO
5s 3 f 1965 A 1960—-AAO
Halifax N S 4s July 1945
5s Jan 1951
JAJ
6a Apr
FOREIGN CITIES, Ac.
Berlin6Hs 1950
Jan 15 1942—JAJ15
July 16 1958.-.-.JAJ
Apr 1 1961—-AAO
June 1 1907
JacD
Apr 1 1936— — -AAO
Brit Ool (Prov) 6s
39
Venetian Prov Mtge Bank
S f 7s 1952 ser A
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s
refdg Oct 16
454a
454s
454J
454*
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65
90
only unmat'd coups attach
Uruguay 8s ext 1940
FAA
Extl « r 6s 1960
MAN
Extl sf 6s 1964
MAN
Extl
1936.——-FAA
"43.AAO 15
-MAS
6s May
1952—
MAN
554s Vict Ln Dec '37-.JAD
6sN Serv Nov 15 *36MA 16
5- N Serv Nov 15 '41MAN15
Alberta (Prov of) 6s '50AAO16
**s Jan 15 1957.—-JAJ
i)b
6s Mar 1937—
tUnion of Soviet Soe Republics
Bergen. Norway
Extl s f 6s 1960
77
Jocnlnlon of Canada—
41*4
Antwerp iUlty) extl 5s '58J&D
Baden Extl s f 7s 1961
JAJ
90
to
Columbus—6fl 1935-44
JAJ 63.40
Oordele 6s W W *35-'38—.JAJ 6 4.50
01 bb Oo 454s 1948-49—MAN 6 3.40
4254
11%
7654
Ask
Augusta—4 >4* Flood '42MAN 6 3.25
ularke Oo 5s 1935-41....JAJ 6 3.50
(American Dollar Quotations)
685*
|»
Ext)■ fOHs lUbl.
/41
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Net.
CANADA
23 H
17
Sileslan Landowners Assn—
Gold 7s 1943.—
Ask.
29
All unmatured coup's on
Nov. 1 1935 coupon on..
Silesia (Prov) Polauo—
Extl • f 7s 1958
-JAD
Gold 10s 1942—
Bid
Bonds.
Net.
Foreign Govts. (Cone/.)
Ser ut, Uruttto
To
or
To
or
Bid.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basil
Bonds
101
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the
3.50
75
90
6 3.40
6 3.25
to 3.25
6 3.00
6 3.40
to 2.50
6 3.35
to 3.20
to 3.10
to 3.20
4§* 1939-1940
MAN
4)4s 1940-1941—
MAN
Des Moines 5s '35-"57-.
JAJ
4)48 W W 1935-42
JAD
6s Gen Obllg 1935-40—JAJ
Des Moines Ind S D—
4H» Sept 11945
MAS
4)48 1944
4a Sept 11945—'——11'MAS
Fort Dodge 5s Fond *89—AAO
Fremont Oo 5s 1935 ——JAJ
6 3.50
6 3.50
to 2%
to3.10
to
3.10
to 3.10
6 3.75
6 3.60
to
to
3%
2.50
6 3.80
to
3%
6 3 50
6 3.50
3.25 %
to 3.25
to 3.25
to 3.40 %
6 3.50
6 4.00
6 3,50
Marshall town Ind 8 D—
6« Olty Hall 1934-80. .MAN 6 3.80
to
to 3 ft
to
3%
k Last sale.
/ Flat price.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
* Last sale, n Nominal, o Tax-exempt under a law appro
which went Into effect April 23 1903, bonds issued after that date by municipal corporations are tax-exempt, t Quotation per 100 gold rouble bond qquiv
alentte 77.4234 grains of pure gold.
6 Basis.
,
102
STATE
Quotations for all securities
AND
MUNICIPAL
are as near as possible for the
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
BONDS
closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Ask.
Bonds*
Yield Basis
To
or
Net.
Ask.
Bta.
A AO
4ks Water 1943* 44—AAO
Ottumwa 4 Ms June 1936——
Polk County—
6s Funding 1935..
JAJ
Bleuz
City 6s
36- 45—FAA16
b 3.80
to 3%
b 3.80
b 3.50
to
to
3.50 %
3%
b 3.75
to
3%
b 4.10
to 3.10
6s Ref Aug 15 1940-F&A16 b 4.00
4Mb Sewer 1935-47
MAN ft 3.75
Sioux City 8 D 5s 1941—-JAJ b 3.75
to
to
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4s Soldiers Oomp 1954—JAJ b 3,
Crawford Oo 4 Ms 1939
Hutchinson—
4Mb Pub Blag '61 op '81 JAJ b 3
to
4Ms
1939
Kansas City
63
to 3
70
3%
to 3.50
*5s~19421——FAA
3.00
3.50
4Mb Imp July 18 '49—JAJ
Board or Education—
4Mb
FAA
1935-1953
6 1
to 3 60
4Mb 1935-1953
JAJ 6 1
Scb Diet 4 Ms 1935-54—JAJ 6 1
Leavenworth—
4Mb Water 1935-1947—JAJ 6 3
Leavenworth Co 5s 1935
McPherson 4Mb 1945
Reno Oo 5s
...
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to
1
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to 2%
6 4
to
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to 3.75 %
6 3.
1945
Sedgwick Oo 4Mb 1940
4Ms 1944-.—..
Topeka 4Mb 1948
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Saline Oo 4Mb
3 75
Wichita 4Mb91935-36
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Wyandotte County—
4Mb Bridae '35 to '41— FAA
4Mb 1935 1939
JAJ
4Mb 1940-1945
JAJ
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3Mb
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95
92
91
93
92
95,1
96
102
99
100;
98
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98
I
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1935 1939
1940-1949
1960-1969
97
—
103
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104
6s WW Jan 15'35-*61 JAJ 15 6 4.25
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FAA 6 4.50
4 Ms 1935-1950
AAO 6 4.50
4Mb WW 1935-51
JAJ
4s Fdg 1952 opt '42-.FAA
4Mb School Jan 1 1935-69..
Crittenden Oounty—
5Mb Fdg Feb 1 *39-*49.FAA
Henderson Oounty—
4Mb RAB Oct l*35-'56 AAO
Hickman—6s Fdg 1949—MAS
Lexington—4s 1945
FAA
4%
to 425
to
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6
1.00
1.00
85
85
95
95
85
85
3.90
3.80
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98
96
100
98
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6 1.25
6 1.25
90
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90
100
100
100
95
95
5s Jan 1957
JAJ
3 Ms
90
MAS
MAS
MAS
>.uM&S
3 Ms 1938-1939
3 Ms 1940-1951
to 2 90
to 2 90
to 2 90
1.00
1.00
to 2 90
1.00
to 2 90
1.00
to 2 90
6 4.50
to 4.25
4s 1935 A 1940 tax-ex..JAJ 6 3.50
Augusta 4s Octl5l935-55AAO 6 3.50
6 4.25
to 4.10
JAJ
100
6 3.30
to 3.75
%
6 1.75
6 2.85
to 2.75
%
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76
1935-1954-
..F&A
80
80
80
to
4.50 %
85
85
85
J&J
School 1935-1954
J&J
Hudson Co—4*8 1948—A&O
6.25
6.25
to 5.75
to 5.75
5.00
to 4.80
4*s May 1 i960—
M&N
4*8 1935-1978—...M&N15
4a g Park 1954 & '69—M&N
4s gold refunding 1935-F&A
4*8 July 15 '35-74
&J16
5.00
5.00
to 4.80
5.00
to 4.80
5.00
to 4.80
5.00
to 4.80
Hoboken—4*8 1940
5«
4*8 Ref '42. ept '32-M&N
to 4.05
Co—
Hackensack—4*8 1942. F&A
4*8 Imp 1935-1942—J&J
6s
5% 1
5%
5%
5%
to
4*8 Bldg&Rd*35-*45 J&D20 6 5.00
3.70
to 4 50
to
6 5.25
6 4.10
F&A 6 4.10
F&a 6 4.10
F&A 6 4.10
4*8 Road 1935-1936
4s Hospital 1940
Scotts bluff—
tBasis,
c Leas 1*.
/ Flat price,
n Nominal.
0 Tax-exempt under
Bends issued after that date by municipal corporations are tax-exempt i
to 4.25
J&D 6 2.75
J&J 6 4,75
J&J 6 5.25
1935-1960
Elisabeth—4*s 1965
4*8 1935-1957
A&O
5*8 Dec 1 1934-1940.J&D
6s 1935-1972
.J&J
Englewood—4s 8ept '35.M&8
Essex Co 4 * s Road *35
F&A
4*8 1935
M&815
4*8 1936-1949
M&S15
4*e 1950-1900
M&S15
5s 1948
J&D
Omaha SD 4*8 Mayl'55 M&N
4*8 1936-55
'35 '45_F&A 6 2.75
5s Sewer
6 3.60
J&J 6 4.00
85
85
1935 1909
4*8
3.20
3.65
to 4.20
M&S
M&S
East Orange 4*8
4*8 Wat wks Dec 15 *41 J&J
4*8 MaF 11950
M&N
„
15%
3.50
to
6 4.60
Bridgeton (City)—
4*s 1934-1935
%
.50
Dist—
8%
Harrison Co
to
b 4.60
—
2%
to 3.50
NEBRASKA
to 3.75
to
School District 4*s l'35-'55
Bayonne 5s 1935-1949
J&j
4*s 1935-1955
....F&A
4*s Funding 1945
4*8 School 1935-00
F&A
to
%
%
1.00
to
to 3.20
Bloomfield—
Falls—
1.00
1.00
_
%
3.15 %
3.25
to 3.75
1.00
to
4*8 School 1935-1951.M&S
4 * 8 1935-1952
M&S
Cape May Co—
5*8 Sewer '36 to *39—J&J 6 4.50
4*8 Wat & Sew '35 '60. J&J 6 4.50
98
Phillips CoSsDec '36 op'33J&J
to 3.75
1.00
Audub'n (Boro) 6s July l*35-'44
to
1935-1941.-J&J 6 4.25 to 4%
4*8 Educational 1944
J&J 6* 4.25 to 4%
80
Butte 6s 1935-1936—
73
J&J
72
68
6s 1941
i*J
Janleie Co 6a 1935-1942—J&J
95*
North
3.70 %
6
1935-1939
F&A
1940-1953
F&A
W W 1935-1945—A&O
1934-1946
M&N
1941-1948
M&N
4*8 1940-50
Omaha—
6*^ 1940-50 F&A
to
to 3.35
1.00
b
3.80 %
to 3.75 %
to
i*8 Bducafi
MIB8I88IPPI
M&S
to 3.40 %
to 3.80 %
6 3.00
.50
%
MONTANA
3.75, %
to 3.75
to 3.75
1.00
4*s Sewer July 1 '43..J&J
4.»m Water Aug 1 '48-F&A
4ks July 1 1965
J&J
4Hs 1935-1937
J&J
4 ks 1938-1959.
J&J
4s 1935
A&O
4s 1936-1939
A&O
4s 1940-1961
A&O
to 3.10
to
Cape May—
to 3.50
3.90
.75
.75
Springfield 4*sl935-49.M&N 6
University City—
.75
4*8 1935-1943
M&N 6
4*8 1942-1949
-J&J15 6 2.90
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.90
3.90
b 1.00
6 1.00
1.00
Gen'l Impt 1935-62. J&J
1.00
4*s July 1935J&J b 1.00
impt 1935-1946
May 1 1939-50
Bldg
4b 1937-1940-
to 3.75
1.00
3" 50
to 3.30 %
to 3.40
48 1946-1951
3a School 1940-54
to 3.75
494s
494s
494s
494s
to
4%
to 3.30 %
to 3.40 %
6 1.00
6 2 .50
6 3.75
4b 1936
to
.
to
6 1.00
4s 1941-1945
3.75
3.75
1.00
1.00
to 3.70
to 3.90
to 3.30
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
1940-1950
1935-1950
1937
1946
4*8
Public
1935-1943
to
3.00
3". 70
8t Louis 4*s Bridge '35-A&0
to
3.00
b
b
b
b
b
$10
5s Highway 1951 opt '36-J&J
Anbury jfark (Uityj—
I°65
to
J&J 6 3.00
4s 1940—
3.50
3.50
to 3.50
to 3.50
3.00
3.00
-
4
2.50
JERSEY
4*s 1935-1939
M&N
4*s 1934-1953
_M&N
4*8
1936-1940
-M&S
4*i
1961-1900
-_M&8
%
4*81935 1970..
..M&N
Atlan City 4*8 1935-38—J&J
%
**s 1938-1958
J&J
2.00
**s Paving 1938
J&J
2.00
4*8 Jan 1 1945.
—J&J
2.00
4*8 June 1
1935-06-J&D
2.00
4.40s 1935 1954
.M&H
3.00
6s 1935-1939
F&A
3.00
5a 1940-1947
F&A
3.25
5s 1948-1968.
F&A
Atlan Co. 4*s 1935
A&O
3.30
4*a Bridge ivdd-67 -A&O
4.10s 1934
%
.M&N
6 2 00
J&J
6 2.90
3*8 1941-1951
.50
St Joseph 4 *s '34-'45
M&S 6
St Joseph 4*s ref 1951
6 2.50
It Joseph 8 D 4*8 1936
5 His 1930. 1931. 1940-A&O
1934 1 935
Apr 1935
A&O
Apr 1930 & 1937-A&0
Apr 1938-1939—A&O
Apr 1940-1952...A&O
4*s 1935 1937
A&O
4ks School 1934-1941
4k> 1935-1940
A&O
4s School Jan 1 1935...J&J
4s Improvement 1942.J&D
4s 1944
A&O
3*s 1934-1941
M&N
Ramsey Go 4ks *35-'50.F&A
4ks Dec 1 1935-1950-J&D
4*s Rd&Bdge '88-'44 M&N
4ks Rd&Bdge '85 '37 M&N
4ks Rd&Bdge *35-'43 J&D
Bt Paul—0s Sc July 1 '61.J&J
4ks W W 1935-42—A&O
to 2.60
3*s Emer Relief '35-'41-J&J b 1.00
b 1.00
to L50
%nn 3*s lnst (Jonstr 1935 '49-J&J
2.00 3*8 Inst Constr i960-'66_J&J b 1.00
to 2.75 %
4s Road 1950
—J&J
to 3%
4*a Road & bdge 1938—J&J
to 3%
4*» 1940—
_J&j
3.00 4*« Highway '54 opt '39.J&J
3.00 4*t 1955 opt 1940
_J&J
to 2.50 %
4*s Inst Constr 1935-67-J&J b 1.00
6s 1941
Dulucn lnd School Dist—
A&O
.00"
6 2 00
.75
J&J 6 2.50
F&A 6 2.25
3*
1936-1974
3*s 1936-1974
Kansas City t) D—
MINNESOTA
|*s July 15 1943
J&J16 6 3.25
Iks Dec 1 1939
J&D b 3 25
4.25
Duluth 4*s 1935-1947—J&J
4.25
4 ks 1935-1942
M&N
4.25
4sWater & Light 1936-A&0
4.25
4s 1935-1946
J&J
6 2
4s Auditorium Nov 1 *34-*71 6
4s Various 1934-1970-M&N 6
4s 1941-1951-
5s86lmpMay2'37-'4lM&N2
.75
to 1.50 %
J&J
J&J
J&J
4*s 1935 1943
J&J
4*s 1935 1955
A&O
4*s 1934 1947J&D
4*s Airport 1935 '54--A&O
4s Airport 1936-1951-
4.20
Hennepin County—
6s Bridge 1935-40 ...M&N
5*a Bridge 1935-40-M&N
494s Sanltorlum 35 '42.J&J
4ks Hospital '35-'41.M&N
Minneapolis—
5s 1935. *36. *40. *48. *45.
*40. *47. '41. *49. "60-J&D
b
b 2.50
b
.75
to 2.70
to 4.25
J&J
1939--
4*s 1935-1954
4.20
4.20
e
4s 1941-1945
3.00
3.00
4*s 1940—
4*s Various May 9 '35-72 6 2.00
4*s Jan & July 1942—J&J
4.25
Saginaw 4*8 iy35 1949. F&A
4ks8ewer 1935-1951..J&D
4*sWat Jan 2 '35-'39-J&J
Wayne County—
Covert roads
to
to 4.25
—-J&J
J&J
1939-1961
67
to 4.25
J&J
1935 1938
0s Wat Impt 193H-60--J&D
Port Huron 4*s 1942
to 2.10
.75
M&S b 1.00
M&S b 3.00
4s 1935-1940
J&J
4s
5.00
—
.75
.75
b
Manchester—
to 4.25
J&D
4*s 1935 I960.
4*s 1936-60
4*s 1949-J&D
62.00
4*s Road 1937-52
6 2.00
4*s Court House 1937-52
ioplin Sch Dist 4*s 1943-'48- 6 3.70
Kansas City 4 *s 1935
J&J
4s
1941-1957
b
.
4s
6*s
4*8
4*8
4*#
4*s
4*s
6~".75~
6 2.00
4*s Road 1938-42.—
3% Road 1953-57
F&A
494s 1946-1951
.-M&8
594s Sewer 1935 1942 F&A
0s Wat Impt 1935 ....J&D
4.50
b
3.30
A&O 6 2.75
M&N
1 1948-1952
5 00
4s
.75
.
3.75
1935-'36 -J&J3
..JAD
1937-1940
Muskegon 4*8
4s 1935
June
J&J 6 "".75" to 3"50 %
J&J 6 .75 to 3.60 %
—J&J16 6 1.50 to 3.60
94
94
fianslog—
044*8 Jan 3
to
1935 1948
4s
4.80 to 4%
4.80 to 4%
6
1948-1950—M&S
4.85 3% Bldg 1939-41
lackson Co 4s 1935-'5l
D—
4*s
b
HAMPSHIRE
J&J
1935 1938
J «.D
Highway 1935-43
M&S
4*8 Highway 1984-43—J&D
Concord 4*a 1942
J&D
4*8 '38. '40, *42. '44.M&N
Keene 4 *81934-1942—M&N
4s
5.75| to 5.30
b
3*s 1948-1952
M&N
M&N
NEW
4s July
5.20 to 5%
5.75 to 5.30
MISSOURI
Road
4s Nov
4.25
e
4)4s Gen Impt 35 '54 M&N
1934-1936
5.30 to 4.75 %
NEW
96
04 *■ April 15 1957
lackson 4)4* 1935-H7-A&016
l*a
Ask.
90
Park—
lackson Un 8
Bid.
Bonds
90
85
Grand Rapids School District—
I* 1935-1943
Ask
5.30 to 4.75,%
5.30 to 4.75
5s July I 1953.
VJcksburg—
rbo Pub Imp 1935-48—F&A b 5.00
^Ysaoo-MIss Delta oevee Dtat- 6 4.50
5s 1934-1954
M&N 6 4.50
6 4.50
4*a July 1949
J&J
4s 1952 optional 1922—J&J 6 4.50
80
80
FaA
F&A
F&A
F&A
1943-1960
M&N
J&J
6s May 2 1944
80
.
6s
43
0*s 1935-1954
..A&O
4*s Jan 1 1935-1952
4*s 1934-196 'I
M&N
Jones Co 5s 1935-1942—-M&N
vferldlan 68 Dec I 1939.-J&D
4*s School House 1941 J&J
vHsslsslppi Levee District—
75
85"
71
.
*50
1935-1954
M&S
4Kb Mar 1 1935-1989
Grand R&pide—
4*sOct 1 1935-1938.-A&O
4)4s 1935 1953
F&A
4*s 1935
F&A
4 k»
1936-1942
F*A
4n 1935-1953
F&A
Bid.
Bonds.
To
Net.
of
or
Net.
Jackson-—
Detroit (concluded)—
4His JaD 1 1943 1957. -J&J
4* s 1935—
o4*« 1936-1937
Ask.
Yieia nasi*
Yield Basts
1 ield basis
Bid.
Bonds
103
BONDS
the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
to 4.80
law approved March 13 1909, and which went into effect Sept. 1 1909.
STATE AND
104
To
or
Ask.
4Mb School 1934-68—J&D
4mb School 1946
JAJ
4Mb Water 1961
AAO
4Mb 1935-1966
JAD
4s Refunding 1949
FAA
Keansburg 6Hs
Kearny 4Hs 1936-FAA
4mb Water 1935-1962 MAN
4mb Water 1936-70-J&D16
4Mb Sch Inapt ,35-'62-JAD
5 mb 1934-1949
JAD
6Mb 1950-1970
JAD
Dsdl—6s 1936-1947
-J&J
Lsng Branch 6s 1948
MAN
4s June 1 1935JAD
Lyndhurst 5s 1935-1957—JAJ
.
Maplewood (Township)
4s 1935
JAD15
4s 1936-67
JAD15
to
4.15 %
5%
4Mb
AAO
JAJ
8H» April 1941
AHs July 1 1937
Middlesex Co—
to
90
90
88
86
84
86
83
82
85
to 5.35
6 5.60
60
to 5.50
to 5.35
6 5.60
to 5.50
45
50
65
75
65
75
65
60
to
6 4.05
to
6
6
4%
4%
opt 'Q6-JAJ
93
4 60
to 4.50
to 4.50
to 4.50
4.60
to 4.50
15
to 4%
to 3.70
6 4.35
6 4.35
to 4.25
6 4.35
to 5%
to
5%
5%
to
60
60
45
45
to 5.25
to 5 25
to 5.25
75
75
85
to 5.25
to 5.25
6 5.50
6 5.50
to 5.25
5«lmp 1935-1948
MAN 6 5.50
5a Water 1935——MAN 6 5.50
4Hs Refunding 1944--MftN 6 5.00
4Mb Water 1939-70
JAJ 6 4.30
Passaic Co 4Mb 1935-1936 JAJ 6 5.00
to 5.25
6 5.00
to 4.75
6 5.00
100
to 4.75
to 5.25
to 5.25
to 4.50
to 4.15
to 4.75
100
to
to
80
to4%
to 4%
85
85
88
88
88
85
85
9%
78
oy0
85
85
85
85
85
80
80
80
6 4.05
6 4.05
80
to
5.50 \%
4.30 to 4%
88
to 6.75 %
to 4.25 %
to
to
4.151%
4.15!%
to4.15(%
to
8%
4%
to 4%
to
82
/ Flat price.
to
3.50
to
3.60
1.50
to
3 .25
to 3 20
to
3.25
to 1.75
to
3%
to 3%
to
3.75
to 3.75
to
.75
3%
to
.75
to
1.50
3%
to 3.70
to 3.75
to 3.25
to
3.50
to 4.20
to 4.20
to 4.20
to 4.20
4.75
4.75
100
100
Haverstraw 4.12s *35-'37 MAS 6 4.25
Hempstead (T) 4 H e'35 *69A AO 6 4.25
Hempstead 4Hs 1935-65 MA8 6 4.25
101
96
100
97
100
80
M&8 6 4.50
6s 1935-1954
JAJ
—JAJ
MAS
JAJ
AAO
_■ Bonus 1940-1949
AAO
ii Canal Term 1942
JAJ
4a Canal Term Jao 1946.-JAJ
4s s High Imp Mar 195S MAS
Is g High Imp Sept 195S MAS
Is High Imp Mar I960-—MAS
Is Canal Imp July 1960—JAJ
Is Canal Imp Jan 1961
JAJ
Is Canal Imp July 1961—JAJ
Is Hlghw Imp Mar *61— MAS
Is Palisade Park 1961
MAS
is Canal Jao 1962
JAJ
Is Hlghw Imp Mar '62—MAS
Is Canal Imp Jao 1967
JAJ
Is Hlghw Imp Mar '67—MAS
Is Palisades Park 1967—MAS
4s Bldg constr '35-*39
MA8
4s Bldg constr '40-'49
MAS
4s Grade Cross Ac '35-36 MAS
is Apr 15 1940-1955—AA015
3Hs Mar 151935
MAS 15
3Hs Mar 15 '36-'39—MAS 15
3Hs Mar 15 *40-'81—MAS 15
3H« Mar 15 1935
-MAS 15
3 Hs Mar 15 '36-'39-MA8 15
3Hs Mar 15 *40-'«l--M&8 15
3s g Canal Jan 1 1956
JAJ
to
to 3.75
to 3.20
4y0
4.40
*35-'52.JAJ 6 4.60
1963—JAJ
Canal Jan 1 1959
JAJ
3s g Canal July 1
JAJ
Albany Co 4Mb 1936-38.M&N,
4Mb 1935-1960
MAS
3 Ho Fund 1935-1941—MAN
Albany 4 Mb 1934-39
MAN
4H« 1940-1969
—MAN
s
1935-1954
JAD
s 1935-1935
JAD
s 1936-1970
—JAD
unlc A Sch '35-'63_ JAJ
3 H« 1935
JAD
1MB 1936-1939
JAD
8Hs 1940-1971
JAD
AlbPt D 1st 4s *35-71
FAA
4s 1934-1972
MAN
Allegany Go 4Hs'35-'36-MA8
1935
1936-1937—
1938-1951—
118
112
MAS 6 4.00
to
2.50 %
1%„
„
6 2.75
6 2.75
2.50
%
1
~
3%
6 3.10
6 3.10
6 3.10
6 3.10
g
35- 30.-AAO 6 3.50
Lockport 4He 1934-1944
4mb 1943-1949
4Mb Qch 1934-1944
4.40s
1943-1949
MAS
3%
3%
6 3.10
to
to 3%
5 Hi May 1 '85 *52
to 3%
6 3.10
6 3.10
3%
to 3%
to 3%
3.90s 1935-1936
3.90s 1937-1939
3.90s 1940-1964
6 2.90
to
4%
2.75
to 2.75
to 3.80
to 3.80
to 3.80
to 3.80
to 4%
to 3.25
80
to 4.25
to 4.25
to 4.25
to 4.25
to
4.25
72
72
72
72
to 5%
Mamaroneck Un F 8 D No 1—
3%
to
.50 %
to 2.60
1
6 1.00
to
6 3.00
6
.75
to 2.70 %
to
6 2.00
to
1%
6 3.00
to
2.85
.50
6 4 50
6 4 50
...M&S 6 4.50
1935-1942
6 3.10
6 3.10
to
6 4.50
6 4.50
Long Beach 5H« *35 *60.MAN
68
5 He 1934
68
J&D
5 He 1935-1940
68
J&D
68
5He 1941-1960
J&D
Mamaroneck (T )4 H s'85-64J A J 6 5.25
6 3.10
6 3.10
6 2.00
70
Lackawanna 4 Hs'34-*54 MAN
5s
3%
3%
3.75
to
Kingston 3H«
6 2.75
2.50
to 4.40
to 4.40
MAS 6 4.00- to 3.75
MAS 6 4.00 to 3.75
Jamestown S D 5» 34-'39. JAD 6 4.00
Johnstown 4 He Dec 1934-'37. 6 4.10
iKIngsCo 4s May 1 '35-44... 6 4.25
118
6 3.10
6 3.10
tv 4.25
to
lamest'n 4s Mar 20 1943 AAO 6 4.00
4mB 1935 1940
AA016 6 4.00
121H
_
%
4%
4%
to
(rrlngton 4.10s '35-'80—AAO 6 4.25
Ithaca—4He Water 1942.JAJ 6 3.00
4Mb 1<M0-1954~
-J&J 6 3.00
3.75
to 1%
6 2.00
to 4
to
to
1935 1947. .FAA 6 4.25
4s
__MA8 6
5 50
4.75
to 4.75
Hudson Rlv Regulating Dist—
4Hs 1935-1965
JAJ 6 4.60
4.70s 1935-1965.
—..JAJ 6 4.60
78
85
75
to
to
Hempstead Un F 8 D No 1—
Hornell 4Hs
3.75
.50 %
MAN 6 5.50
JAJ 6 5.50
to 5%
JAJ 6 5.50
JAJ 6 5.50
Mlddleport 4.35s '34-'42.JAD 6 4.75
4.35s Sewer *34-'39
JAD 6 4.25
to 5%
Mlneola (V) 4.40s 1935-68 JAJ 6 4.00
Monroe Co 4s 1935-44
FAA 6 4.25
to
3.90 Co Bldg '35 '00—FAA 6 4.25
M} Vernon 4Hs 85 -43—AAO 6 4.75
.AAO 6 4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.15
4.15
5Hs 1935-1941
to 2.90
4Hs School 1962-73—MAN 6
4s Sewerage 1950-55..MAN 6
6
5s Jan 2 1933
JAJ
Nassau Co—5s '34-*39_ .MAN 6
5Hs 1937
MAS 15 6
4He 1935 —^
A&O 6
4 He 1935-1944
A&O 6
4 He 1935-1946
MAS 6
4s 1935-1939
MAN 6
3Hs 1944-1950—
J&J 6
3Hr 1951-1901
J&J 6
to 2.50
to 5%
to
5%
to
4.25
to
4%
3.75
to
to
4.10
4.10
to 4.50
to 4.50
to 4.50
Newburgh
to .375
2.00
to
6 3.00
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4mb 1935-1930
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4Hs 1936-1980
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Freeport 4.20 8er-34-45MAN 6 4.40
4.20 sewer 1946-1960-MAN 6 4.40
4mb 1935-1951
MAN 6 4.40
4.40s 1935-1950
MAN 6 4.40
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4He Ref 1953 opt 1933..JAJ
4Mb Dec 16 1952 opt *22-JAD
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4Mb 1935 1950
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3Hs 1939-1949
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of the month preceding the date of issue.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bid.
Bonds.
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
Quotation tfor all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
to
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STATE
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105
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
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1
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Bonds
Bondu
New York City
100 %
101M
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103
103 %
6s Oorp stk Jan25'36 JAJ 25
104 H
105 M
6s Oorp stk Jan25'37 JAJ 25
103 M
4Ks June 1966
JAD 103
103 M
4MB 1063
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103 M
102 M
4Mb May 1957
MAN
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103 M
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4Mb Oorp stock 1967--JAJ
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4Mb Oorp stk 1971.. JAD16
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99M
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414* Mar 1 1962...—MAS
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4Mb April 1 1966
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3s 1952-1971—
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95M
95M
95M
96M
96 M
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Nlag Falls—5!4s *41-'4> MAN
4.15s Sewer 1965-70--MAN
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4Mb Wat May 1*41-'4I MAN
4Mb Sew '80-'46 reg—MAN
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8Mb 1942-1946
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4Mb 1936-1960
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4MB 1935-1942
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4MB Water 1946-64—AAO
4Mb 1947-72..
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4s Various 1956..:
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4s May 1959
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4s 1935-1954
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5
—...
3.45
3.45
3.45
3.45
3.45
3.45
3.45
3.40
87
87
87
87
87
87
87
87
87
87
87
90
85
to 4.2f
101
102
_
to
4.71
103
100
99
o3.2(
-o
3.2f
to 3.2f
to 3.2f
to 3.2f
to 3.2f
to 3.2'
to 3.2'
to 3.2^
to 3 2;
to 3.1f
6 3.40
to
63.40
5.50
to
5%
6 5.50
to
5%
—
AshevlUe—
4Ms 1935-1937
4M« 1938-1939
4Ms 1940-1951
to
to 5.50
NORTH DAKOTA
5s Farm Loan 1935,1940.194t
and 1950—...
..JAJ
4.10
4.00
NORTH CAROLINA
3%
68
68
90
90
90
85
85
to 5.50
Transylvania CountyRoad A Bridge 6s 1949-50— / 25
Wilmington—
5s Ref A Impt 1956—AAO 6 5.00
2%80
4.25
4.25
4.10
4.10
to 2.60
,
5%
6 6.00
6 6.00
4Mb July 1951 A '55
-JAJ 6 5 to
4.10
4Mb Jan 1957..
JAJ 6 5 to
2.90
Grand Forks 5s—May '35-'3fr 6 5.00
to 2.50
4Ma 1934-1935..
IMs 1936-1939
4Mb 1940-1954—
4Mb 1967-1968
481934-1935...
4s 1934-1930
4s 1941-1954-.
4s 1967-1968
5.50
to
6 4.60
.
4Mb 1935-1962
AAO
4Msg Wat A 8ew *48. AAC
4Ms Pub Imp 1935-1960JAJ
W inaton-Salem—
5s 1935-1936
JAJ
5s Sept 1935-1947—
MAS
4Mb 1935-1958
MAN If
4Ms July 11942.
JAJ
4 Ms July 11952
JAJ
4Mb 1935-1873
JAJ
to
-
6 2 00
6 1 50
-
5s July 1961.
4Mb 1935-1962
MAN
MAN
MAS
5s Fund June 1959
JAJ
Raleigh 5s Muni Bldg '39JAJ
5s Impt June 1 1944—JAD
4 Ms 1935-1967
AAO
Randolph Oo 4Mb *36-'47.FAA
4Mb 1948-1959
..FAA
Rutherford Oo 5s '35 *52—JAJ
Salisbury 6s lmpt '35-'35.JAJ
68 1935 1941
HAN
4MB 1943-1947
to 5.60
75
75
FAA
Mecklenburg Oo—
to 4.30
to 5.50
85
—AAO
to 2.75
-----
6 1.50
4M« 1940-1950
,5s Bridge 1937-1951
to 3.10
4Mb July I 1935-62—AAO
4Mb Feb 35-3tt
AAO
4 Ms Feb '37-'49—
AAO
4 Ms Mar 1 *35-*56—.AAO
4 Ms Feb 1935-1936—AAO
4Mb Feb 1937-1946...AAO
4s 1935-1958—
—FAA
6« 1935-1938—
AAO
to 3.50
Rye(V)5s Mar 10 '85'38 MAS 6 4.25 to 4%
Rye A Har'son Un Fr 8 D No 6
4.40s 1935 1953.
...FAA 6 5.50 to 5%
Saranac Lake 4.45s"35-'39FA a
Saratoga Oo 5s 1934-1941
4Ms 1935-1955
MA8
4s Sept 11946-1954—-MAS
Schenectady—
5a Dec 15 1934-1941
4.30s 1935-1948
JAD
4.15s 1935-1939
.AAO
4.15s 1940-1960
AAO
4sOct 151935-1944 .AAQ16
to
5 Ms Jao 1935-1961—AAO
6s 1935-1961
AAO
to 3.75
3.70 to 2.50
2.50 to 2%
3.00 to 2.50
3.70 to 3.50
2.75 to 2.25
6 3.50 to 3.25
6 3.50 to 3.25
6 3.40 to 3.20
FAA16 b 3.25
MAS 6 3.30
4Ms 1934-1957
MAN 6 5.50
62
High Point 4M* 1935 '48 .JAJ
62
5s Wat 8erv 1934-1969 JAD
85
Iredell Oo 5s Aug 1 "42.FAA
85
4Mb 1935-1939
AAO
Weicott 4 Ms Jly 15 *35-'42J AJ
Yonkers—
6s Feb 11935-1936..
AAO
6s Feb 11937-1939—AAO
6s Feb 11940-1952
AAO
99M
6
6
6
6
6
Beckyllle Centre (V)—
JAD 6 4.25
4.15s 1935-1952—
Rome 5Ms 1935-1941—AAO 6 3.75
to 3.10
4Ms 1942—JAJ
4Ms 1935-1953
JAJ 6
.75
5s 1935-1945
JAJ 6 1.00
4s May 1938
.MAN
Westchester Oounty—
5s 1939-76
JAD
5s June 1 1935-54—JAD
4Ms San Sew
35-*82—JAJ
4MB Parkway 1962-86-JAD
4Mb Oo Bldg 1935-44-AAO
4Mb *44. *45, '56 A '69 JAD
4s Oo Bldg 1935-59—MAo
4s 1935
FAA
4s June i iv»59-i964—-JAD
3M« 1935-1939
—JAD
3 Ms 1940-1951
—JAD
3 Ms 1952-1980
....JAD
3 Ms 1935-1945
JAD
3 Ms 1946-1951
JAD
3 Ms 1952-1963
JAD
White Plain*-—
4Mb 1935-1959 (reg)..MA«
5Ms 8ch 1935-1936
AAO
3.90s 1935-1954.
FAA
Oounty—
4Mb Highway 1935-36 FAA
4Mb Highway 1937-58 FAA
Bechester 5s 1935-1951 -FAA
5s 1935-1936
—FAA
5s 1937-1938
FAA
5s 1939-1962
FAA
68 1935
MAS
4Mb Pub Imp '35-*58—FAA
4Ms 1935-1959
MAS
4s Imp Sch Ac *35-'47..JAJ
to 2.50
.
to 2.60
6 3.25
6 1.50
6 2.00
6 2.00
Watertown
to 4.75
to 5.50
FAA
4s
Warsaw Union Fr 8 D No 10—*
4 Ms 1935-1942.
Oct
to 2.75
6 5.00
Oswego—5 Ms 1935-46—MAN 6 4.20
4s 1936-1950
Pelham (T) Un Fr Sch
No 1 4.60s 1944-1966
97M
97 M
6 4.25
OsslnlngjIMs 1935-42—-MAS
4Mb Water 1935 1969-AAO
Oyster Bay Wat Diet—
Tlconderoga S D No 6-—
4Mb July 1954-58.JAJ
Tnnnwaoda
(City
of) 4 M
1935-1942
JA^
4Mb Sewer 1935-1963..JAJ
6s Water 1935-1960
JAJ
5Ms Water 1935-1950—JAJ
Troy 6s 1935-194U reg—AAO
4Mb 1935-1950
AAO
4Mb Feb 15 1935-1957-.-4MB 1935-1970—
.JAD
4Ms 1935-1966
JAJ
8Mb Water 1935-36
JAJ
Utica—4Mb 1935
MAN
4Mb Pub Imp '35 '45.JAJ15
4.20s 1935-1937
—FAA
4.20s 19*8-1949
FAA
4.15s 1935-1950
MAN
4.10s 1935-1946
AAO
3.90s 1935-1948
—FAA
3 Ms May 15 1935
MAN
3M* May 15 '36- 51—MAN
Warren Oo 4Mb 1935 '50-FAA
5 Ms highway 1935-'53-FAA
to 5.50
4Mb 1935-1965
Vomers (T) 4Mb
To
Net.
to 5.50
6.00
6.00
Water Works 1954..JAJ
Greenville 5s W W '58—FAA 6 6.00
Guilford Oounty—
to 3.25
1935-'40-—FAA
*34-'53-MAN
Southampton 5s *36- 43-MAN
5s 1944-71
MAN
Steuben Oo 4Ms 35-'37-FAA
Suffolk Oo 4Mb 1935-57-AAO
3M 1935-1951
FAA
-iulllvan Oo 4M* '35-'45-AAO
Syracuse 4Mb 1934- 45 Various
5s May 16 1935-1938.—6M* 1935-1960
MAS
Ask.
Forsyth Oo 4M« *34-'58-JAD 6 4.50
Granville Oo 4Mb '39..MAN 6 6.00
6.00
Greensboro 5s 1942 W..FAA
6.00
4Mb 1935-1963
JAJ
------
6 1.00
Bid.
Bonds
5s Dec 15 1944-1948-——
SolTay 4Mb
the date of Issue.
Yearly Basis
6
6
6
6
6
5.50
5.50
5.50
5.50
5.50
5.50
5.50
3.If
to 3.11
to 6%
to 5%
to 5%
to
5%
to 5%
to
5%
5%
5%
to 5%
to 5%
to 5%
5.50 to 5%
5.50
to
5.50
5.50
5.50
5.50
to
Cleveland S D—
•4 M* Jan 181935...
♦6s 1935
Oleveland Heights S
^•6s 1935-1959
Oolumbus
98
JAD
...AAO
*6s 1949-57—MAS
1935-1935
MAS
•4 Ms 1936-1938
MAS
•4 Ma 1934-1953
4M« 1935-1955 8-a
FAA
4s Wat W *45 opt '20..MA8
Oelumbus S D—
99
100
100
101
103
6 4.00
6 4.00
to 3.75
6 4.00
to
6 4.00
6 4.00
to 3.75
6 4.00
to 3.75
JAD19 6 4.00
Oayahoga Oo *6a *35-*39.AAO
92
•5s 1936-1939-...AAO
92
•4Mb 1935
....AAO
92
•4Mb 1936-1944..
.AAO
92
*4M 1935-1943—....AAO
92
•4Mb Road 1935-1936. AAO
92
•4Mb Road 1937-1938.AAO
92
*4M« Road 1939-1941. AAO
92
4s 1935-1941...
.AAO
92
to 3.80
•4Mb
..
•
•6s
1943-1952
to 3.75
3.75
to 3.75
%
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
6 Basis,
after Jan. !
bfmilSiSSSSfta ttatnStoS
wyuSaU?n°dm81" "
°0nstitutloa of Ohio,
Sept. 3 19X2. bond, la^nd
x"-
106
STATE
Quotations for all securities are
AND
as near as
MUNICIPAL
Yield basis
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Dayton—
•ihBWW Imp
•6s W
W
Ask.
Yield Basis
To
Net
Bid.
b
6
•4ks Bdge 1935-1951-M&S
•4«»WW Imp 1940—J&D
•4Kb Bdge 1935-39—A&O
*4 Kb 1935-1940
MAS
4Ksl941-J061
M&S
Dayton 8 D 5Ks '41-'01 MAS
•6s Mar 16 35-'40—M&816
.
6
4.40 to 4.10
4.40 to 4.10
4.40 to 4.10
4.40 to 4.10
4.40 to 4.10
6
4.40 to 4.10
6
4.40 to 4.10
6
4.75
4.75 to 4.40
6
6
6
98
92
s
4Kb
4Kb
to 4.25
is
4Kb 1935-1960
to 3.25
to 3.75
is July
4b Water 1939-1958
JAJ 6 3.90
4s Water 1940-1959—FAA 6 3.90
to 3.75
Pt of Astoria 5b Refg 1955-JAJ /
Pt of Coos Bay Harbor 5a....
5s July 1 1951 Series O..JAJ
4Kb Dw 1 10R1 oot *30._JAD
4Kb 1939, 1944,1949
JAJ
4s Highway 1036. 1037. 1940
*42.*45.'47
50.*62
4s Highway 1941.'43.'46.
41. '51. 53
MAS
Allegheny—4e 1937
.MAN
Allegheny Co 4Kb '43--MAN
4Kb 1935-1937
AAO
4Kb 1938-1940—
AAO
4Kb 1941-1962....... AAO
4Kb 1935-1936
A&O
101
to 3.40
to 3.40
to 3.40
to 3.25
96
100
,88
92
4K«Juiv
90
93
4Kb 1940-1959
-JAD2
90
93
•4 Kb W ASSeplO 1935.MA810
♦ b
1934 1935—
JAD
90
93
95
102
♦5K« (1t0 5 yr mat'y).JAD 6 4.35
*5Ks (5 to 10 yr mat'y)JAD 6 4.35
♦5Kb (after 10 years).. JAD 6 4.35
Montgomery County—
95
•6s F! Bmerg '35-*42—J&D
98
101
♦Portsmouth—0s
97
93
%
to 3.75
6 4.00
to 3.75
6 4.00
to 3.75
to 3.75
MAS 6 3.75
to 3.50
♦Sprlngf'd 8 D *5b '35-'39JAJ2 6 4.00
Steubenvllle *5a 1936...MAS 6 5.00
to 3.75
1935-1955
to 4.50
Summit Co—
1935---AAO 6 5.50
6 5.50
•4Kb Oct. 1 1935-'37
*4K 1934-1940
AAO 6 5.50
•6b Road Imp
Toledo »5s W W '37-'44-FAA
to
to
to
86
•6s Sept 1935-1942—MAS
♦5B 1934
J&D15
86
86
86
86
♦0s Pub Wharf I960—M&S
•5b Sewer 1949
M&S
5%
5%
5%
Charleston Co 0s 1937
J&J
Oberaw 5a '52 opt '32--July 1
Clarendon Co—
3.80
3.90
3.80
3.60
-JAJ
C~-~
93
86
93
86
93
85
86
AAO
85
86
87
90
to 5.25
to 5.25
6 6.00
to5.25
6 6.00
to 5.25
Market 1935-1939 ...MAS 6 4.50 to 4.25
■anesville S D *5s '35-'43 A AO 6 4.50 to 4.25
102
to 4.25
to 4.50
3.90
3.90
60
70
4Kb Hlghw 1935 1946-F&A 6 4.75
3.90
Greater Greenville Sewer Dist
4Kb 1907
MAN
Kershaw Co—
3.90
3.90
3.60
100
94
104
J&J 6 5.00
JAJ 6 4.60
6b Water
1968opt '3S-F&A 6 4.75
Greenville Co 4K" 40-'65-JAJ 6 4.75
3.60
to 4.25
to 4.50
102
4Kb Water 1946Oreenvllle—5b St 1042
95
5s Highway 1935-1940. FAA 6 5 00
Lancaster 8 D—6« 1941—JAJ 6 5.00
85
to 4.75
4.75
to
to 4.50
to 4.60
to 4.50
to 4.50
100
to 4.60
to
6 2.90
to 2.75
6 3.10
to 2.90
6 3.10
to 2.90
to 3.70
Rock Hill 6b 1951 opt '81-JAJ
..MAS 6 5.00
97
3.60
to 3.40
Spartanburg 4Kb 1935--AAO 6 4.75
4Kb Water 1935-1939—JAJ 6 4.75
4Kb Water 1940-1966-J&J 6 4.75
5b Sept 1 1939
99
to
4.90
to
6 3.90
6 3.10
to
6 3.10
to
0b
4^8 1950.
li¥i
JAJ 6 5.50
4Kb 1935-1941-'
3%
3%
3.00 %
6 3.70 to 3.40
Norrlstown S D 4Kb
July 1940—
to 5.25
Marion Co—
5b Nov
to 3
93
100
08 May 15 '30-'4O—M&N16
80
Columbia 5a Ref 1941—-MAS 6 5.00
3.70
Erie—4Kb Sch 1935- 39-AA<
4Kb 1935-1960
FAA
Erie S D 4b 1935-1938 —FAA
4Kb 1935-1937
AAO
4Kb Jan 1 1930-1940
Fayette Co 4s road 1936-AAO
Karris burg—
4fl Pub Imp '35 to '36-MAS
4b May 15 1935-1953
4b 1935-1943FAA
feanette 4Kb 1935-1956-M&S
Lackawanna Co 4s 1944-FAA
Lancaster Co 4Kb A 4Kb
uancaster S D 4s May 1945
Lower MerlonTwp4s. 4 Kb ,4 K *•
McK'p't S D 4Kb '35-'43MAN
opt 1932—J&J
4Kb Highway 1935-37-F&A 6 4.50
4Ks Highway 1938-43-F&A 6 4.75
98
Charleston—4K« Jan '02-J&J
4s Refg '38 (tex-exem)-JAJ
93
3.90
-.
1
Anderson Co—
—
1943-JAJ 6 3.10
101K
JAJ
6b Jan 1951
106
JAJ
104
4Kb May 1948
JAJ
104
4Kb Nov 1 1948
JAJ
102 K
Dec 17 1978
JAJ
102K
4s July 1939
101K
JAJ
4s July 1942
101K
JAJ
4b Jan 1 1940
JAJ
101K
4b Feb 10 1955
JAJ
101K
4b Nov 11900
JAJ
101K
4b July 26 1972
JAJ
Phlla 8 D 4Kb *35-'43
JAJ
4KB 1941-1959
MAN 6 3.80
93
93
6 5.75
6 5.75
4Kb ctfs indebt 39-'53—J&D 6 4.50
Aiken Co 4Ks 1937-1945
6 4.75
Philadelphia 4s 1937
86
-
to 3.25
36. '40.
J AO
—
to 4.50
%
SOUTH CAROLINA
4s Refund 1952
to 3.75
-
to 4%
to 4.40
4.20
to 3.25
AAO 6 4.00
D6K*
to 4.20
3.40
93
93
AAO
*08 1934-1960
MAN
Youngstown—
♦6s Bdge 1935-41
AAO
•4Kb 1935-1967
AAO
Youngstown School Dist—
*4 KB 1944-1947
MA8
•6b 1935-1944
MAS
■anesvllle—*6s City Hall &
3.25
to 3.75
S
%
4.10
3.00
to 4.50 %
to 4.40 %
4.20
to ~4~40 %
AAO
6 3.00
to 4
Toledo Sch Dist—
•4Kb 1934-1960
♦4KB 1935-1950
I
4s Funding 1947
I::::
to 3.20
3.25
Mercer Co 5Kb '35-'47—F&A 6 4.10
86
1935-1954
M&S15
1935-1963
M&S
Bdg 1935 A '38..FAA
Nov 1 1934-'53
4b Park July 1 1042
JAJ
3.15
3.35
93
93
86
♦1KB
•4Kb
♦4Kb
♦4Kb
to 2.75
b
3.30
3.40
3.50
3.50
3.50
3.60
JAD
4Kb Funding 1944—MAN
4Kb 1934-1967
J&D &T5o"
4Kb June 1935-1957—JAD 6 1.00
5s 1934-1930
MAN 6 1.00
5s 1937-1942
MAN 6 3.25
5s Funded 1935-1959—A&O 6 3 25
JAJ 6 3.15 to 3.45
FAA 6 3.15 %
..MAS 6 3.00 to 3.40
4Kb 1935-1940-
96
6 4.00
6 4.00
4a
6 2.80
Chester S D 4Kb 1937-*42—-
100
....
to 2.70
Cambria Co 4Kb Nov 1 *34-'45
98
Portsmouth City S D-—
♦4Kb 1935-1950
JAJ
Sprlngrleld *5s 1934
♦4KB 1935.
MA8
♦4Kb St Impt 1935-39.MAS
•4Kb 1935-1949
MAS
6 2.80
Cheater 4b'37 op'17 tax-ex JAj
98
'35-'30_J&J
to 2.75
'45. "50
Braddock 4Kb '34-*44—MAN
4a 1035
to 4.20
95
99
127 K
to 2.40
6 2.90
Highway "37 opt '32.JAJ 6 4.00
Bethlehem
to 4.20
95
1902
J&J 6 3.00
iy35 1958
Altoona S D 4s '35
to 4.20
♦6s ref 1936
AAO
♦5s ref 1930-1941
AAO
Newark »4Ks 1935-41--A&O
May 1902
1964
AAO
1935-1950
J&D b 1.00
Woonsocket 4Ki Fd '41-J&D
0s Fund 1936MAN
0s Fund 1930-1901
MAN 6 3 25
4Kb 1935-1907
J&D 6 2.90
to 3.75
4b
100
126
6 2.90
4b Bridge 1942....
4s 1935-1958
Altoona—4s '36 opt '16..JAJ 6 4.00
93
90
1950
is Water
2.60
2.25
3.10
J&J
A&O
J&J
MAN 2
MAN
is Oct 1
101
100
Mahoning Val. San. Dlst—
♦4 Kb water 1935-52
AAO
Martin's Fy *6s'35-,44
MAS
Miami Conservancy Dist—
is
35
65
60
PENNSYLVANIA
102
Net.
to 2.25 %
J&D
4b
100
92
1934-1940-
to 3.75
27
100
95
101
Ask.
1936
is May 2 1957
98
•6b Sewer Feb 16 *35-'51
to 4.25
J&D b 1.00
1934-1937
1938-1959
Water Jan 2
is Jan 1 1945
is Oct 1 1954
4s Water 1937
MAN 6 3.50
4b Water 1936-1955—MAN 6 3.90
98
Lucas Co 4s O-H 1944—_MA8
Bid.
Providence—
to 4.25
88
•4Kb Oct 1945
AAO
•6s Park A Imp *35 '41 .AAO
Lima ♦SK® Sewer 1934-1947.
Bonds.
to 4.25
96
To
ot
Net.
AAO 6 4.50
MAN 6 4.50
4Kb Oct 1935-47
to 4.40
94
Blyria 4s 1934 to 1938
J&D
99
•4Kb 1935-1962
MAS
100
•6s W W 1935-1940—JAJ
99
Fostoria *6s W W '35-'40 MAS
Franklin County—
100
*6Hs HosABge 1935--FAA
3.60
Hamilton Co *4H* 1943-FAA
•4Kb Oct 1 1939— AAO b 3.60
♦4Kb Sewer Oct. 1 1935-'47 b 3.60
4s C H June'30 op '10-J&D b 3.50
93
Ironton »4«iWW *30—JAD
98
Lakewood—*4K« '35'39A&0
•1Kb
Ask.
5s Harb Dev 1934-50.M&N b 4.50
4Kb Dock 1943
MAN 6 4.50
Bast Cleveland—
AAO
1940-JAJ
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds.
Portland—
1944-J&D
Imp 1945—F&A
•6s St Impt 1936
Bast Liverpool—4s
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
1
1943
99
Spartanb'g Co 4
'*7-47MAS
97
Sumter Co 5b "35-'52
J&J 6 5.00
York Co 4Kb 1935-*50
-.J&J 6 4.75
-
104 K
104 H
SOUTH
4.75
100
4,50
to 4.50
to
4.50
100
100
99
to 4.75
to 4.50
DAKOTA
103 %
103 H
5s Rural Credit
101H
101X
101 %
101K
101K
101 %
*35-'49—AAO
5s Sept 1941--.
Mar
16
1935
5s June 1 1935-30
M&S
5s
MASlf
JAD
Jan 15 1035-40
J&JK
5Ks Jan 15 1943
J&Jlfc
1K> Rural Credit 1939—J&J
Oorson Co 5s fd 1935-47-MAN
5b
to 3.40
6.25 to 6%
6.25 to 6%
6.25 to 6%
6.25 to 6%
625 to 6%
6.25 to 6%
6.25 to 6%
68
to 3.60
(ackson Co—
4Ks Apr 15 1939-58-A&016 6 3.80
4b 1935-1942
JAJ 6 3.80
to 3.60
4Kb fund 1935-47—MAN 16
Perkins Co 4Kb fd '3&-'47 J&D
60
4b
to 3.60
Stanley Co 4Kb fd '43-'48 J&D
9Uux Falls S D 5* 1935..AAO
IK» Dec 11940
JAD
72
100
JAD 6 3.80
1937-1956
Pittsburgh—4Kb '35-'50 JAD
4Kb 1935-1937
4Kb 1938-1946
4s 1935 to 1939
4Kb '35-*38 taxable
to 3.60
6 3.40
to 3.10
MAS 6 3.40
MAS 6 3.40
65
53
to 3.10
JAJ 6 3.25
MAN 6 3.30
to 3.10
to
103
3%
TENNESSEE
to 3.10
Public Works Reliei—
OKLAHOMA
Muskogee 5s Sew 1936—MAS 6
Oklahoma City—
5Ks 1934-1940
J&D 6
6s Water 1930
MAS 6
4Kb Sewer 1930
F&A 6
4Kb Water Works 1941 .JAJ 6
Okmulgee 6s Mar 15 1943
5.25
to 5.00
4K% Dec 1 1935
4K% Dec 1 1936
4K% Dec 1 1937
4K% Dec 1 1938
4K% 1939-41
J&D
4K% 1942-53
J&D
Heading 5s impt 1943-49-J&J
Schuylkill Co—
4Kb 1935-1955
J&J
Scranton 4Kb '35-'41—F&A
5b 1935 1960
F&A
4a 1935-1937
M&S
4s 1930
A&O
5.25
to 5.00
Scranton
5.25
to 5.00
4.50
to 4.20
4.10
to
4.10
4.10
to
to
3.80
3.80
3.80
4.10
96
to 3.80
5.25
5.25
to 5.00
100
Tulsa—
5Kb July 1940
FAA
5 K 8 W at A Park '35-'49 FAA
5 Kb 1935-1939
F&A
6b 1935-1947
FAA
0b Feb 1 1935-1939
to 5.00
4Kb
1.50
1.75
2.00
2.75
3.00
3.15
6
3.60 %
—
1935-1950
6
to 3.45
6 3.70
to 3.60
Astoria fit 1953
5KB 1935-1949
Eugene 6b 1942
3.75
3.75
2.25
3.75
3.75
to 3.60
3.75
6 3.70
to 3.60
6 3.70
to 3.60
J&J 6 3.70
to 3.45
5.00
32
to
4.50
Multnomah Co—
1940-1945—JAJ
FAA
4Kb Bridge 1935-1944.JAD 6 4.40
to 4 15
F&A 6 4.40
to 4 15
4b Bridge 1946-1965—.JAD 6 4.40
5b Road 1935-1939—MAN 6 4.40
L) No 1—
to 4 15
to 4.15
Multnomah Co S
4Kb July 15 '35-'39—JAJ16 6 4.40
to 4.15
4a July 16 '40-'45
to 4.15
JAJlf 6 4.40
6 3.50
to 3.30
6 3.10
to 3.00
RHODE
18LAND
ts Charlt Inst 1905—
4s Judo 1 1977
Cranston 4s sch
4s 1938-1960
4Kb
1949-1956
Impt
MAS
JAD 6 3.25
1935-37-J&J 6 2.00
J&J 6 3.80
4Kb Mar 15 '35-73-M&S15 6 1.00
5s 1935-1942
AAO 6 3.50
Newport—4Kb '35-*39—M&S
5 Kb June 1 1935-1953
4Kb May 1935-1942—MAN
4Kb Mar 1935
MAS
4s May 15 1948
MAN
3 Kb g High Sch 1954-JAD
Pawtucket—4Kb 1950—JAJ
4Kb Sewer 1952..
JAD
4
Kb. School 1954
4s Water
1937
3.40
to 3.10
to
%
3%
to 4.10
to 4.15
to 2.30
to 3.30
6 1.50
to
70
5.25
to
5.25
to
5.25
to
88
98
5%
5%
5%
90
1C0
6 3.75
to 3.50
6 4.00
to 3.85
55
60
90
95
6 4.50
to 4.25
85
90
6 4.75
to
6 4.75
to 4.60
to 4.75
4.60
Johnson City—
5Ks Impt 1934-1940-J&D
3%
1.25
3.25
3.30
4.40
4.40
4.40
100
4Kb Highway 1947
J&J
5% Co Memorial *35 '50J&J
Dyer Co 4Ks Apr 1 1955
Fayette County—
J&J
4Kb Road 1958
Giles County—
5% Highway 1947
J&D
Gibson County—
4% Road 1935-1958—J&J
Hamilton County
4K% Refunding 1957-AAO
5% Bridge 1944
f tiFlroDTi
to 4.75
6 2.00
70
68
M&S
68
4K% Ref 1935-1948—i iJ 6 5.00
to 4.90
6 1.50
MAN
MAN
4%
Davidson County—
to 3.60
28
...MAS
4Kb
1959.J&J
4Kb Road July 15 '47—J&J
Cumberland Co 5s 1966-.J&J
JAJ 6
tfork 4Kb 1935-1943
to 4.15
to 4.15
to 4.15
5s Hospital 1954
Jocke County—
to 1.75
28
JAJ
to 3.60
to
6 4.25
to 4.25
4Ks School 1956
AAO
4Kb Memorial Aud '52M&N
to 3.60
JAD
to 3.60
to 4%
6 4.25
5 K* Road
Chattanooga—
2.00 Ve¬
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4Kb 1935-1940
JAJ 6 3.50 to 3.30
4Kb Highway '35-'44—- AAO
4Kb 1935-1944 (s-a)
AAO
4Kb H'way 1935 (s-a)...AAO
4Kb H'way '30- 49 (s-a).AAO
4s Highway 1935-42
AAO
4s Highway 1935-41
AAO
6 4.15
6 4.15
6 4.25
6 4.25
5s Memorial Aud'm 1961-JAJ 6 4.40
5s funding Jan 1
3.60
6 3.75
Wllkes-Barre—
OREGON
highway 1939
J&D
bridge 1945-—
J&J
refdg July 29 1965-.JAJ
Julv 1 1945
J&J
highway 1939
J&J
Is refdg July 29 1955
J&J
Oarter County—
8D—
4s 1936
4Kb
4Kb
4Kb
4Kb
4Kb
75
80
Knox Co 5b Pike A Bridge
May 1 1935-1940
MAN 6 4.60
to
4.40
Knoxvllle—
4Kb Impt 1935-39
4Kb Park 1936
FAA
A&O
82
85
82
85
6b
5s
M&S
85
87
M&S
85
87
90
1935-1937
1938-1951
5K% Fdg Sept 11950.M&S
87
Madison County—
4K% Highway '35-'49 J&D 6 5.00
to 4.75 %
6 Basis.
/ Flat price.
• Subject to taxation; by an amendment to the Constitution of Ohio,
adopted Sept. 3 1912, bonds issued after Jan. 1 1913
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Nov., 1934]
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1964-—J&J 6 4.25
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6s River Term *35-'48_A&0
4Kb Water 1935-1962-J&J
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J&J
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b 4.25
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4Mb 1935-1968
M&N b 4.00
4Mb 1935-1967
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to
3.75
MAS b 4.00
J&D
90
to
3.75
F&A 6 4.60
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Polk Oo 6s 1935-46
Robertson County—
4Mb Road 1948
Shelby
4.70
4.70
4.70
MAS
Sept 1935-1959
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..
b 4.70
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Waco—6s
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b 4.30
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b 4.00
b 4.00
5«% Highway
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UNITED
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1955—MAS b 5.00
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70
70
70
F&A 6 5.25
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5%
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4Ms Bridge 1939-1949 M&N 6 5.25
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60
60
60
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JAJ
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50
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AAO
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102
99
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..AAO
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5s 1935 1956--AAO
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5s Grade Rals 1944
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95
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1935-1957
JAJ
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JAJ
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1937-1951
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to
4.30
4.30
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to
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1944, *49. *54. *59. *64
Port Arthur—
FAA
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-
107
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2.85
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%
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to 4.60
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102
103
101
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104
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3.75 %
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3.75 %
—
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5s Highway 1935-1940—-J&J
4Mb July 1946-1948
J&J
4Ms 1945-1954
—J&J
4Mb 1935-1943
J&J
4Mb June 1 1957
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Lvnchbg4Ms Pub Imp '89JAJ
4Mb Pub Impt 1946
JAJ
4Mb Water 1951
JAJ
4s Pub Impt 1939-1959. JAJ
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4Mb Feb 1953
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Norfolk—4% Jan 1935-36
4M% April 1941-47
5% Water May 1952
5% Port Terminal May *525M% School Oct 1051
Petersburg 4Mb ivbz
.AAO
Portsmouth—5Ms 1951
FAA
4Mb imp Oct 1 1942..AAO
4Mb Sch A Sew 1938—JAJ
4Mb 1935-1954
JAJ
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Richmond—4Mb 1949
JAJ
4Mb 1961
4Mb July 1 1964
4M* July 1 1941
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JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
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,.JAJ 6 4.30
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—
—
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—
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%
to
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Green Bay—
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6s W W 1034-1035—MdcN 6 5.00
0s W W 1936-1960
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Seattle—0s 1935-41 LAP A&O bn 5.25
WEST
5Ms Impt Apr 10 1956-1965
5s
94
5s Water 1945
to
4s
4Mb 1935-1942
5s Road Mar 15 1935
Cleburne 5s WW'52op
4Mb
1935-38-M&S
4.10
to 4.10
4M Lt & Pr I93P-'6R M&N bn 5.25
Gen oblig 4M» '35-'40-A&0 b 5 00
5Ms April 1 1941
Cameron County—
4Mb
99
100
97
5 Ms Water
Brasorla Co—
4Ms
97
98
5s general oblig
Revenue—
UTAH.
87
83
4Ms ^S-'SS-MASIS
5s 1935-1942
J&J
5s SchBlg&Hos '52op'32JAJ
4MB 1935-1961
JAJ
4Mb 1935-1963
JAJ
4 Ms 1954-1958
JAJ
Beaumont 5s '52 op '32..AAO
5s Water Works 1954-MAS
5s 1935-1939
AAO
5s 1940-1965
AAO
4 Ms 1935
JAJ
4 Ms 1936-1970
JAJ
4s 1942 opt 1922
JAO b
4Mb
4Mb
1930—J&D
4.50
to
to
100
to 5.25
Everett—
5Ms LAP 1935 43—MAN bn 5 25
to 5.75
Austin
4Mb
to 3.25
to 3.40
Fund 1935-194"
5s Light A Pow 1942-50A&O bn 5.25
5%
to
Amarlllo
4Mb
.JAJ b 3.00
4M% Gen. oblig. 1934-1943 6 3.25
99
Clark Oo 5 Ms '52 opt '33 A&O
6s 1935-'53
M&N 6 4.50
6s Gen
4.50
to 4.50
to 4.50
to 4.50
to 4.50
to
to 3.80
b 5.50
Abilene 5s Feb 15'59-'65
4Mb
Net.
WASHINGTON
4.50
to
,
4s
5s Ref Oct 16
Ask.
,to 4.50
to 3.80
TEXAS.
5s Bd Apr 10
Grimes Co.—
Bid.
Bonds.
Pore of beactle 5s
6s Aud Mkt H'se '49--M&S
4H% Jail 1940-1951—MAS
Smith County—
5 Ms Fdg 1936-1958—J&J
Tipton County—
4Mb Road July 2 '35-'58J&J
Washington County—
6% Fdg June 1 1954—J&J
White County—
6s Water 1935
To
or
Net
County—
4s Courthouse
107
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
as near as
105
mmm
Quotations in this department are given per share, not per cent, except for stocks of Canadian Institutions, and are
possible for the closing day of the month preceding date of issue, though1 often are nominal. An asterisk (*) denotes
sales. •:
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"-'v'
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Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the National banks are from the Comptroller's last call; for all other insti¬
tutions they are the latest obtainable, direct returns being procured by us where no periodic statements are required. For
the Clearing House banks of New York, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement.
as near as
-
National Banks
National Banks
institutions
State
ALABAMA
June 30
Surplus &,
Deposits.
Capital.
State Institutions
June 30
Surptus A
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Gross
Profits.
Gross
Profits.
CALIFORNIA
June 30
June 30
Deposits.
Capital.
Par.
Bid.
$
$
Birmingham—
Per
$
........
Ensley Bank A Tr Co
Industrial Sav Bank.
First National Bk—
Common
PreferredWoodlawn-Amer lean
National
500,000 I el87,753
2,000,000
19,261,366
25.005
90,123
509,926
1,000,801
175.000
125.000
100
mmmmmm
Oallf First Nat Bank
Farm A Merch Tr Co
mmmmm
100
—
~
mm
mm
mm mm
mmmmmm
mm
m mm mm m.
mm
mm
mm
59.647
640,866
160,950
300,000
100,000
225,000
Western Tr A Bar Bk
100
$
$
Long Beach—
share.
Blrm'ham Tr & Sav
Common
Preferred.
S
3,185,807
9,254,145
1.802.445
Per
20
N
Je2635,163
40,674,459 f 25
1100
277,742
11,075
100.000
20
Los
22
100
sa
......
Preferred
....J.
California Trust Co.
Citizens Nat Trust A
100
Savings
Bank...
Nat-
125
2,500,000 le2159,244
4,000,000
617,831
1.000,000
72,361,874
5.000.000 e6,662,816
3.000,000 5,026.507
88,629,519
20
20
20
97.070,819
100
None
,125
ftiOL
18
300
First Nat Bank
61,000,000 el,095,979
Merchants Nat Bk._ (71,000,000 el,127,929
107,126
500,000
15,793,263
12,462,135
100
1.490,804
100
20
......
mm
Common
mmmmmmmrnmm
______
mm mm mm mm
1,200,000
300.000
Preferred
Secur-First Nat Bk-
J 370,120
Common........ 24,000,000
Preferred
,..
Union Bank A Trust
MontgomeryAlabama Nat Bank-
2,423,167
Common
750,000
Preferred
500,000
|7H
je 28,195,834
12,000,000
2,500,000 el,504,778
8,426,389
485.211,620
100
6
OH
Oakland—
Central Bkof Oakland
Farmers A Mer 8a v
4,146,400 el ,468,679
100
300,000
201,345
35,421,111
7,588,389
100
300,000
260,903
2,880,522
100
250,000
750,000
100,000
300.000
Je 606,176
12,328,530
20,309
248.396
616,659
2,582,019
100
500.000
100
200.000
145,000
462,724
96,969
77,105
47,954
18,026,214
Citizens Bk of Sacra.
Merchants Nat Bank
Sumitomo Bk of Oal
3,321,507
883,826
n
150,000
55,073
2,232,934
100
First Nat T A 8 Bk.
San Diego Tr A 8 B
(5
67,682
1,325,966
|7K
______
1.500,000
318,397
20,301,291
100
Common.........
Preferred..
Security Tr A Sav Bk
United States Nat Bk
San Francisco—Anglo California
250,000
600.000
J 453,245
9,953,911
/25
125
600.01 ><i
236,942
25,157
4,441,635
1,298,972
Pasadena—
mmmmm
Common
Preferred
400,000
120,000
200,000
350,000
Selma National Bank
Selma Tr A Sav Bank
el68,302
16,687
2,367,948
229,135
154,879
1,203,875
1,369,609
804,000
100
100
100
100
Pasadena Nat Bank
N
O
re
les
Security Nat Bank..
State
ARIZONA
Nomi nol.
Per
250.000
97,842
4,112,256
300,000
500,000
250,000
1.050,000
211,702
e420,520
el81,362
257,338
3,457,897
5,165,260
3,305,295
12,107,870
20
25
share
100
.J'-'
Phoenix-
,
/;/
_
N
0
25
re
25
sa
cent
les
Tucson—
400,000
250.000
el38,752
e304,589
ARKANSAS
7,964,285
5,148,038
100
100
State Institutions
June 30
Nom inal.
fort Smith—
City National Bank.
First National Bank.
Merchants Nat Bank
Per
74,349
e413,088
C498.200
200,000
500,000
500.000
2,254,144
5,926,919
7,627,646
share.
100
100
re
cent
25
■a
lea
N
0
Little RockCommercial Nat'l Bk
Peoples Nat'l Bank.
Twin City Savs Bk..
Union Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
W B W or then CoCommon........
Preferred
A
Preferred B..
300.000
200,000
5,258,603
2,465,703
665,285
J e262,500
5,962,323
18
20
25
J 20
100.000
300,000
200,000
20
el43,403
e69,583
e28,474
25
I 20
60,000
mm
mm
mm
mm
-----
N
too
o
cent
les
■a
15400000 e4,205,243 153,494,038
100
mm
mmmm
mm
mm
12
20
100 *142
50
-
e229,459
8,019,937
mm
/
25
25
<100
•
60
c
J4.818.004
600,000
500,000
831,164
126,140
7,500,643
2,036,482
100
25
200,000
35.861
1,106,527
25
1125
mmmmmmm
g
N
500,000
500,000
Je 178,519
200,000
1,000,000
e
484,141
877,592
3,631,824
8,452,700
cent
les
100
100
1,795,400
O
re
sa
9,878,060 /100
1100
o77,937
e
375,000
100
Dec. 30 1933.
retired
March 5 1934.
Oct. 17 1934.
325
400
.
Preferred stock retired.
k All owned by the California
Uoo
Bank, Los Angeles, Calif.
I Last sale price.
n
Fully paid
V
\
mmmmm
d Oct. 9 1934.
1,008,037 J100
100
««M
Aug. 2 1934.
mm mm mm mm mm
.100
9,680,215
9.600
206,292,753 1100
/ Par $40 Hong Kong money.
50,000 1
17,569
50,000
200.000
e875,892
250"
232
218
IOC
p
7,500,000
7,500,000
.....
a
mmmm
12 H
100
539,090
16,874,854
1,300,000
6,000,000 e7,353,894 119,094,658 100 "§30"
6,000,000 7,510,207 153,070,630 1000 9,300
38
1,000,000 e
6,007,013 100
197,427
9,000,000 e8,750,163 193,954,162
1.225,000
356,702
3,301,962
——
mmmmm
100
.....
Canadian Bk of Com
Crocker First Nat Bk
The San Fran Bank.
Pacific Nat Bank..
Wells Fargo Bank A
Union Trust Co...
Yokohama Specie Bk
American Tr Co—
Common.
Preferred
San JoseFirst National Bank.
San Jose Nat Bank..
Santa AnaCommercial Nat Bk.
First National Bk—
Common....
Preferred
Stockton—
First National Bank.
Stockton SAL Bank
Union Safe Deposit
......
b Preferred stock of the First National Bank of Mobile, Ala.,
125,000
300,000
250,000
mm
re
100
.
Bank
mmm m mmmm
100,000
National Bank
•Sale price.
Pine BluffNat Bank of Comm..
Preferred..
Simmons Nat Bank.
855,030
Bank of Calif, N A..
8.600,000 7,593,722 91,203,475
Bank of Canton Ltd.
None
300.000
105,000
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
A Savs Assoc
50,000,000 49,146,189 862,704,276
Bank of America
4,000,000 1,978,742 63,299,344
Bank of Montreal...
1,000,000
193,748
3,293,072
e
Common
mm
125
125
100
San Diego—
Institutions
June 30
Bisbee—
le*
Sacramento-
SanBernardino—
American Nat Bank
National Ranks
June 30
sa
cent
sa
o
re cent
Citizens Com] Tr A 8
First Tr'AJSav Bk—
15
Selena—
City National Bank.
People's Bk A Tr Co.
National Banks
June 30
Z0H
N
100,000 1
100,000 /
Common
m, ~ mm
"75" 165"
Union Bk & Tr Co—
Preferred.....
mm
mm
30
{25
29,546,886
Capital Nat Bank...
J e542,435
10
J25
100
16,735,813
169,632
500,000
First Nat Bank—
Consolidated Nat Bk
Sou Arizona Bk A Tr
im
325
Seaboard Nat Bank-
Amer Nat BkATr Co
Valley Bank A TFOo
les
Angeles—
Common
Farmers A Mer
Phoenix Sav Bk A Tr
o
re cent
mm mm
Mobile-
First Nat Bkof Ariz.
Phoenix Nat Bank..
share.
100
California Bank—
2,500,000
7,500,000
Bank—
Miners A Merch Bk.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Nomi Ml.
Par value 100 yen.
up
stock with par of 100 yen.
New stock with par of 50 yen.
:
TEUST
AND
BANKS
Nov., 1934]
National Banks
CANADA (pweug)
'''
Capital.
National Banks
June 30
June
30
Wilmington—
Central Nat Bank
Farmers' Bank
Surplus
A
Profits.
Capital.
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
Ask.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Industrial Trust Co.
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Co..
Equitable Trust Co.
Security Trust Co—Wilmington f'Oo
.
$
50.000
Colorado Spgs.—
Colorado Sav Bank..
Colorado Spgs Nat B
$
$
309,993
210,000
500.000 2,260,861
733,102
1.000,000
718,343
203,175
585,476
1,000,000
1,500.000 62,955,967
916,436
1,121,000
4,000,000 10,230,491
.
Preferred class A__
100,000
100,000
jc 53,022
300,000
c
First National Bank.
300,000
c
$
100
100
107
60
25
210
220
12
15
25
1,647,595
19,833,941
1,493,823
2,641,326
6,866,291
9,456,005
7,352,046
30,911,500
85
145
90
100
75
323,999
400,395
250,000
300,000
130
50
175
185
xOL
National Banks
10C
June 30
WM
DIST.0F COLUMBIA
a
63,317
Anacostia Bank..
^loc
2,517,081
34,637,944
City Bank
812,998
Columbia Nat Bank.
100
_
U S National Bank..
jcll49 297
23,198
a
Guardian Trust Co.. /
120,000
Internatlonal Tr Co.
500.000 cl,530,991
o
re
^I6c
cent
sa
25,543,626
les
500.000 cl,041,152
Minnequa Bank
:
Western Nat Bank..
Pueblo Sav Ac Tr Co
Common
30.000
100,000
100,000
200,000
Preferred
'
)
126,760
80,656
55,633
1,000,000
Lincoln Nat Bank
McLachlen BkgCorp
Nat Bank of Wash.
Nat Capital Bank...
Nat Metropol Bank.
10C
Oct. 17
3.000,0001 c3,346,270
Tr Go.
10C
Amer Secur Ac
100
20
100
ion
50
100
100
100
N
o
re
cent
100
76,923,694
100
338,155
177,011
3,400,000 c4,050,030
6,269,240
5,180,836
38,471,516
100
100
1.000,000 11,562,250
1,000,000
13,665,089
(100
1,331,547
4,234,158
9,025,604
19,022,727
600,000
600,000
c
100
Nat Sav Ac Tr Co—
Common
100
Capital Notes
Munsey Trust Co
Union Trust Co
1100
Wash Loan At Tr Co.
Institutions
Slate
10
1.500,000/
Second Nat Bank
Secur Sav At Com Bk
3,110,807 J100
CONNECTICUT
10
100
Sa les
2.000,000
694,482
2,000,000 c
1.000.000 cl,961,919
National Banks
National Banks
c
Preferred
100
'I
350.000
1,050,000
200,000
800,000 cl ,478,109
Common
100
17,338,470
1,321,017
1,472,658
500,000
400.000
100
1,181,693
4,616,610
4,212,841
1,924,017
13,555,041
4,283,016
6,563,205
3,112,354
8,258,212
2,226,548
23,847,120
Rlggs National Bank
Pueblo—
First National Bank.
c
100
48,063,001
197,628
19,367,658
267,324
13,870,166
486,419
174,085
326,526
288,160
665,143
86,242
562,362
160,559
c
100,000
Liberty Nat Bank
N
700,000
700,000
260,UOU
Bank of Co mm Ac Sav
100
94,377
1,500.000 c2,078,789
12,500
100.000
550.000
1,900,214
50,372
161,027
150,000
: 485,000
Hamilton Nat Bank.
Jc 329,463
60,000
Common
Nomi nal.
'
Per share.
Washington—
5,356,132
Nat Bank—
Preferred
First National Bank.
Union National Bk
<
1,900,010 1100
1100
6,308,318
7,657,607
1,000,000
1.500,000
...
Colorado State Bank
Denver
jc 176,731
500.000
,
*
78
125
10C
1,521,037
American Nat Bk—
Colorado Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
»
160
26
100
Denver—
Common....
Preferred..
Central Sav Bk Ac Tr
Ask.
Nomi nal.
*
Per share.
$
161,492
c
Exchange Nat Bank.
Common
Bid.
Par
Deposits.
Institutions
State
COLORADO
Sept. 29
Oross
Surplus A
Profits.
:
Institutions
State
DELAWARE
Oct. 17
•
109
COMPANIES
100
Institutions
State
FLORIDA
,June 30
loo
100
June 30
•
Sept. 29
Nomi nal.
Per
Jacksonville—
Norm nal.
Per shore.
Bridgeport—
Florida Nat Bank
First Nat Bk Ac Tr Co
1.000,000
1,000,000
J 418,856
Black Rock Bk & Tr.
100.1 >00
Brldgep't City Tr Co
2,000,000
22,553
887,945
135,329
18,002,959 f 20
[ 20
40
970,305
25
19,102,506
1,925,329 100
44,715
100
Common
....
Preferred.
Fairfield Trust Co
.
.
200.000
1st preferred-_.
2nd preferredWest Side Bank—
Florida Nat Bank
"25"
876,079
100,000
0
165,000
100,000
Preferred
1.200,000
803,672 / 25
1100
Glastonbury Bk Ac Tr
Hartford Nat Bk Ac T
Industrial Bank
Phoenix St Bk Ac Tr.
Eaat Hartford Tr Co
Hartford-Conn Tr Co
Park Street Tr Co
Riverside Trust Co
_.
Simsbury Bk Ac Tr Co
Common
Preferred
Travelers Bk Ac Tr Co
West Hartford Tr Co
Windsor Trust Co
300,000
150,000
1,150.000
100,000
4.000.000
178.055
996.589
694,941
100,994
3,822,311
100,000
1.600.000
2,253.391
5,838,604
14,009,093
1,318,328
51,289,148
2,649,486
25
300,000
215,597
4,359,811
100
100.000
100,000
64,294
100.000
105,449
1,960,475 1 20
/ 20
100
2,934,143
800,000
200,000
255,123
151,350
3,905,525
2,360,824
25,000
200,000
92,566
12,384
521,792
1,334,159
100
153,096
2,953,046
25
1,250,000
1,600,000
500,000
451,687
509,180
138,041
10,205,734
11,160,889
1,370,997
100
100.000
45,784
289,523
1,658,266
3,097,207
Orlando—
25
30
125.000
loo"
50
"60"
10
17 X
29,199",878
ion
134,818
4,460,962
146,779
136,735
103,625
100,000
12
1,535,956
33,584,670
2,113,788
2,192,144
1,629,885
o
200,000
100.000
44,527
939,218
236,036
123,824
0
cent
les
Pensacola—
70
American Nat Bank.
19H
Cit At People's Nat Bk
15
People's Bk for Sav ..
55
20
St Augustine Nat Bk
105"
25
50,000 1
50,000
500.000
Preferred
Florida Bank
450
100
2,345,171
250.000
inr
99,394 t
187,637
100
100
100
271,641
100.000
4.000.000
100
99,394
100,000
400,000
First Nat Bank—
Hartford—
Conn River Bkg Co.
First National Bank.
17,486,216
First Trust Co..
Common
Capitol Nat Bk Ac Tr
26
Florida Nat Bk At Tr 0
Miami Beach First
100
J 186,929
1,428,801
395,590
c
Miami—
National Bank
Common
91,917
26
27"
25
:
100
Lakeland—
First National Bank.
25,000
125,000
25,000
29,011,135
17,345,019
19,319,506
15
13
North End Bk & Tr
Common
01.500.000
share
10
703,698
827,136
561,713
Atlantic Nat Bank.. d3,000,000
Barnett N B of Jack.
1,500,000
25
25
"50"
......
25
St. Augustine—
11
25
40
50
445,699 I 25
1100
100
9,773,116
1,768,100 100
25
1,214,917
15
16
St.
Florida Nat Bank
200,000
0
c
Tampa—
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
110
100
Petersburg—
First Sav At Tr Co
100
100
West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach At¬
lantic Nat Bank
Meriden—
Home National Bank
Meriden Nat Bank..
Meriden Tr & S D Co
Puritan Bk Ac Tr Co.
500.000 k
371 038
350.000 k
100,000
150.000 k
56,569
72,655
5,130,584
1,155,591
25
20
25
50
10<!
30
d
Cent Farmers' Trust.
250.000
140
35"
63,307
1,332,781
25
25
250,000
282.156
1,955,900
100
90
100
630,000
630,000
920,000
50
50
55
841,532
24,572,597
National Banks
New Haven—
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common
Prior
Conv
preferred
preferred
45
Preferred
Second Nat Bank.
Trademen's
Nat
Common
..
800,000
200,000
750,000
J 321,947
929,909
7,885,315
I 50
100
Preferred
Un & N Haven Tr Co
Per
279,850
66,810,826
83,067,750
51,361
722,644
2,099,720 flOO
1100
8,373,856 100
508,700
23,235.897
1,394,555
12,043,453
100
—
300.000
c
496,560
5,108,285
70
100
135
100
325.000 k
300,000
287.500
64,805
166,227
30,811
2,772,276
100
100
Win thro p Trust Co-
19H
Common
Ga 8av Bk Ac Tr Co..
1,000,000 1
500,000
1.000,000
100
IOC
.....
-
—
210
•
re
cent
sa
les
100
309,509
123,841
2,851,145
1,510,664
1,308,921
Fldellty Title&Tr Co
1,000.000
200.000
Stamford Trust Co..
700.000
600,000
25
17
100
95
100
110
100
100
115
200
1,051,796
9,044,515
5,298,034
7,002,817
'125"
125
717,604
9,940,170
100
125
4,179,869 f 50
l 32
7,483,794 100
25
20
100
Stamford—
First-Stamford Nat'l
Bank Ac Trust Oo.
653,954
Preferred
Colonial Trust Co
Waterbury Trust Co
d Member of the Atlantic Group in
e
500,000
400,000
1,000.000
300.000
j 133,533
2,711,198
/ In process of liquidation.
0 Member of the Florida National Group.
h Affiliated with the Barnett National Bank of JacksoDVill
1 Dec. 31
178,963
2,509,962
100
o
p
r
340"
30
Florida.
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
1932.
k June 30 1934.
Waterbury Nat BkCommon
30 1934.
Oct. 17 1934.
I Last sale.
Waterbury—
Cltls Ac Mfrs' Nat Bk
March 5 1934.
a
c
550.00C
200.000
Uncas-Merch Nat Bk
t Branch of Savannah.
6 Sept.
Norwich—
Thames Bk At Tr
Sale price,
N o
1,201,693
625,751
m
13 K
19
10
105
100
National Bank
Union Bk Ac Tr Co..
•
12X
tio
New London—
Nat Bk of Commerce
New London City
share
100
177,634
Trust Co of Georgia- 62,000,000 cl,999,571
126,000
m*
Fulton Nat Bank-
67
Preferred
170,000
180,000
1.458,700
200,000
Cltls Ac So Nat Bank. r5,000,000 c2,727,958
First Nat Bank-.
5,400,000 3,775,715
Bk
...
Nomi nal.
100
American Sav Bank.
I 50
10,956.352
June 30
Atlanta—
100
New Haven Bk NBA
Common
Institutions
State
GEORGIA
June 30
Amer Bank Ac Tr Co
100
100
40
Dec. 30 1933.
In process ot reorganization,
Combined statement.
t Trust
x
funds.
Ex-dividend.
>
Fla
»
—
215
mm
110
BANKS
_
National Banks
Oct. 17
GEORGIA
Institutiont
National Banks
Bid.
Ask.
$
......
2,727,958
110,602
850,000 &1.110,133
300,000
128,945
150,000 n
32,106
200.000 n 315,018
200,000 n
97,421
ElginElgin Natl Bank...
5,265,110
1,613,386
1,069,014
1,854,131
1,074,033
Par.
Bid.
Per
49,666
551,861
187,247
600,000
635,989
8,451,815
Ask.
18,430,210
share.
50
1,500,000 111108,498
500,000
660,000
I 15
Union Nat'l Bank...
12X
Oross
Deposits.
100,000
300,000
100,000
First Nat'l Bank
no
Institutions
June 30
Nomi nal
1100
66,810,826
2,558,901
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Nomi nal.
Pa- share.
State
ILLINOIS
June 30
Par.
7,658,222
,6 579,171
.
COMPANIES
Oct. 17
Deposits.
Augusta—
Georgia RR Bk A Tr
Common
750,000
Debentures
500,000
Oitiz & So Nat Bank. r5,000,000
Nat Exchange Bank. e 400.000
TRUST
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
.State
AND
13X
935,296
4,634,748
1,310,363
100
100
100
100
Peoria—
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
ColumbusColumbus Bk A Tr_.
Fourth Nat Bank
Home Savings Bank.
Merch A Mech Bank
First Nat Bk of Col.
.
Com Mer Nat BkATr
Common
;
100
100
100
100
100
N
o
Preferred
re cent
sa
2,727,958
66,810,826
+10
City Bank & Tr Co..
60.461
950,332
100
336,578
6,416,619
10
f5.000.000
110,000
First Nat Bk & Tr Co e 500,000
12X
100
2,727,958
Liberty Nat Bk & Tr
Common
Preferred
Savannah Bk & Tr.
Citizens Bk & Tr Co
Common
66,810,826
160,214
3,504,076
213,005
2,741,813
6300,000 t
300,000
700.000
....
[b
(
12X
1ZX
633,000
ioo
12,653
585,129
ioo
N o
100
rec ent
sa
200,000
200,000
32,868
2,427,229
200,000
100,000
50,000
124,339
13,221
26,361
4,339,262
415,243
362.968
200,000 i
250,000
500.000
167,742
41,609
122,001
5.286,123
2,050,511
4,545,913
500.000
168,270
7.622,796
4,094,646
lee
100
150,000 II 107,839
150,000
500,000
250,108
200.000 a
38,075
Peoples Bk of Quincy
S'thSideBk of Quincy
5
1100
1,008,542
{ 20
63,121
100,000
Debentures
Mercantile Tr A S Bk
[ 50
{100
Too
100
100
Rockford—
55.939
200,000
150,000
Debentures
10
1,275,629
Quincy—
B'dway Bk of Quincy
111 State Bk of Quincy
Common
r5,000,000
20
60,303
13tf
Savannah—
Oltls A So Nat Bank
11,464,269
200,000
100,000
150,000
Capital notes
South Side Tr A Sa B
Macon—
Cltlz & So Nat Bank.
I 20
11,225,700
First National Bank.
Jefferson Tr ASav Bk
Common
les
Illinois Natl BkATr
Co
Swedish-Am Nat Bk
Third Nat'l Bank...
J100
100
100
100
Springfield—
National Banks
June 30
First National Bank
Illinois Nat Bank—
Common
State Institutions
IDAHO
June 30
Preferred
First NatBk of Idaho
Common
Preferred
First Security Bank.
Boise Trust Co
.....
Springfield MarineBk
Nomi nal.
Per share
Boise City—
500,000
300,000
1,250,000
138,667
8.041,578
100
N
924,657
21,722
15,901,785
52,190
100
sa
First
i
8,125,357
50
loo
100
o
re cent
150.000
les
100
National Banks
'i
National Banks
June 30
State Tr A S Bk
ILLINOIS
State
State Institutions
INDIANA
Oct. 17
Oct. 17
Institutions
June 30
Nomi nal.
Evansville—
Aurora—
Aurora Nat Bank
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank
160.000
x
400.000 i
400.000
29,790
85,339
95.347
1,194,035
2,909,063
1,898,760
100
N
re cent
sa
500.000
100.000
700,000
125,000
646,211
174,398
349,919
25,499
500.000
650,000
J 190,197
9,513,990 1100
500,000
700,000
J 325,747
9,524,175
320,000
500,000
| 221,784
9,783,533
National City Bank.
North Side Bank
o
100
100
Per
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Old National Bank—
Common
les
Preferred
Belleville—
Belleville Bk A Tr Co
Belleville Nat Bank.
Belleville Savs Bank.
First National Bank.
St Clair Nat BankCommon
Preferred A
;.
150.000
100.000
56,377
14.023
259.936
100
827,503
1.753,667
3,796,664
100
85
100
100
100
250
138,178
150,000
50,000
1,492,802
289,609
300,000
200.000
1,758,845
1100
150
100
275
Preferred
Ft Wayne Nat Bank
Common
1100
Preferred
Dime Trust A Sav Bk
Preferred
Austin State Bank..
Beverly State Sav Bk
City Nat Bk & Tr Co
Cont 111 N B & Tr Co
Common
...
200,000
718,505
200.000
21,977,307
{100
1,651,411
Preferred
Liberty Nat'l Bank
100
25
100
85
34^
_
Me wop
State Bank..
Mid-City Nat Bank
Milwaukee Av N't Bk
.
Mutual Nat Bk of Oh
Nat'l Builders Bank.
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
National Security Bk
Oak Park TrASav Bk
Personal Ln A Sav Bk
Pioneer Tr & Sav Bk
Sears-Oom State Bk
ttkala State Bank.
State Bk of Clearing.
.
Terminal Nat Bank.
Unlv St Bk of Chic..
Upper Ave Bank
Uptown State Bank.
West 31st State Bk..
Western State Bank.
Amalg Tr A Sav Bk.
Banco di Napolt Tr.
Chic City Bk& Tr..
Drovers Tr A Sav Bk
Harris Tr A Sav Bk.
Howard Ave TAS Bk
Common
........
Capital notes
I-O Bank & Trust Co
Lake Shore Tr A S Bk
Lakeview Tr A S Bk
Mercantile Tr A Sav.
Merchandise Bk A Tr
Northern Trust Co..
Pullman Tr A Sav Bk
j
784,432,376 f 331!
50,000
Common
Class A preferred.
60
35
70
Fountain Sq State Bk
Indiana Nat Bank..
Live Stock Exch Bk.
78
80
Marion Co State Bk.
Merchants' Nat Bk__
200
210
25
20
(10
7
300,000
259,201
5.696,040
100
1.000.000 2
795,499
16,877,478
1,573,087
1,096,255
5,419,119
30"
200
200,000
200.000
400.000
25,125
51,990
96,880
200,000
People's State Bank.
Bankers Trust Co
Fidelity Trust Co...
Fletcher Trust Co-
45
7,018,303
I10
250
260
Uoo
20
20
N
20
20
o
21,161
540,738
6,717,406
20
755,694
56,555
5,157,474
649,027
100
1,000,000 \
866,042
1,800.000
96,634
100.000 n
3,000,000 2,505,194
200,000 n 144,424
16,657
50,000
1,250,000 1,925,621
200,000
276,732
500.000
515,997
185,000 n 150,000
21,496,779
cent
les
20
929,776
re
n
100
American Nat Bank
462,714
'
240
Indianapolis—
\33ia
169,079
9
20
'"60"
Common
Debentures
Indiana Trust Co...
Security Trust CoCommon
Preferred
Union Trust Co
*
1,500,000 1
713,413
1,000,000
1.000.UOO <1,261.915
200,000 1
200,000
10
I
10
890 ,620
100
62,776 ,858
681 ,655
264 ,435
21,424 ,502
1,845 ,827
2,262 ,947
1,618 ,234
100
150
100
92
27,037,821
200
103
100
100
165'
185"
100
100
100
{100
10.488,285
Too
120
105
J100
287,800
2,818,051
1,876,461
11,318,695
50,000
163,071
141,358
57,271
280,516
1,865,756
2,094,651
4,850,552
2,266,152
2,059,779
145"
165""
400"
655""
37.500
300,000
600.000
500.000 2
200.000 2
1.000.000
2.000.000
750.000
137,245
151,786
268,095
108.457
120,410
i,294,150
200.000
Security Bk of Chic.
100,000
36
j 230340785
360,000
...
200,000
Gary Tr A Sav Bk..
40
95
250.000 12
Live Stack Nat Bank
Main State Bank
200,000 )
50,000
300.000
GaryGary State Bank
lou
825,271
95,576,894
25.000.000
225
100
125
22,010
20,341
150.000
100,000
100,000
450, UOU
.....
110
4,000 000 <1.908,445
/ 20
Preferred
1 30
Drexel State Bank..
77,853
40
3.165,901
Drovers Nat Bank..
1.000.000 1
707,392 20,052,404
lou
First National Bank
Common
25.000,000 1216535685 742,459,658 1100
Preferred
26,000,000
Uoo
First Nat Englewood
200.00U
736,450
10U
6,520,190
Halsted Exch Nat Bk
200,000
24,439
100
2,781,734
Hamilton State Bk._
200.000
25.901
100
649,877
Lawndale Nat Bank
Common
Debentures
People's Tr A Sav Co
100
/
Preferred
50.000,000
District Nat Bank—
Common
30,027
1,000,000 11 727,494
750,000 j
ion
share.
326
sa
Common
....
100 1300
100
Fort Wayne—
Lincoln Nat Bk A Tr
Common
Chicago—
Aetna State BankAm Nat Bk A Tr CoCommon
9,640,244
934,290
8,296,300
1,143,359
700,000
200.001)
120.000
200.000 b
300,000
200.000
300.000
100.000
245,279
107,067
376,983
34,637
17,577
108,334
66,542
163,018
138,409
15,779
100,163
3,598, 185
4,169, 536
10,528, 779
3,380, 582
3,782, 608
3,058, 438
5,869, 228
4,221, 769
100
lou
50
65
60
100
100
120
iOu
80
15
100
20
145
160
ioo
100
100
100
"25"
100
85
ion
30
25
28
15, 557
95
40
33
100
1,179, 950
1,192, 960
2,958 ,789
2,520, 223
3,092, 338
3,508, 222
"40"
100
100
20
5
100
35
100
35
7
45
45
100
249, 065
933, 501
100
100
19,866
643,066
96,763
5 624,089
600.000
1.159.346 10 ,307.117
600.000 b
333,700
9 ,859,952
500.000
289,981
5 ,031,359
8.000.000 58,618,387 233 ,478,182
300.000 b
4 ,868,334
316,672
250,000
500,000
600,000
Merchants Nat BanL
250.000
St
800,000
Joseph L A Tr Co
20
c
g
n
n
\100
200.000
450.000
300.000
111,731
117.546
800.000 6
650.000 2
6,000.000
200.000
100.000
200,000
800,000
936,901
305,808
8,470,491
100
100
lou
100
Preferred...
Terre
Haute
r
Nat Bank—
*
45
60
175
55
70
185
16,716
200,000 U
500,000 J
....
500,000
500,000
1
52,864
3,025,306
10
125
60
15
135
70
100
39
44
ioo
370
380
ion
160
e
g
227,907
12,838,627
March 5 1934.
r
x
;
'
Affiliate of the First National Bank of
Atlanta, Ga.
Dec. 30 1933.
I Last sale.
n
June 30 1934.
Combined statement.
Ex-dividend,
[ 20
I
8ale price
i Oct. 17 1934.
J100
(ioo
aJune 30 1933.
d New stock.
50
100
100
100
re
fet Branch of Savannah.
c
100
10
100
100
10
cent
sa
6 Sept. 29 1934.
j
100
N o
Terre Haute—
Merchants NatBk„_
Common
ion
962,202
Citizens Tr A Sav B1
First Bank A Tr Co.
Common
Preferred
100
2,880,204
2,125,620
11,419,578
6,110,343
143,373,743
South BendCity Nat Bank.
600.000
les
Nov., 1934]
AND
BANKS
National Banks
June 30
State Institutions
IOWA
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Burlington—
«...
Farmers A Merch S B
First National Bank-
Par.
Ask.
$
100
1,655.868
Baton Rouge—
100
43,211
22,588
21.971.732
2,968,861
432,616
150.000
150.000
101,884
192,973
2,695,041
3,935,058
50,000
50,000
100.000 3
dl9.465
Council Bluffs—
City National Bank.
Oenn Bluffs Say Bk.
1,004,081
20
100
Preferred
10f
Common.
.......
tioo
79,188
Preferred
Louisiana SB & T Co
Whitney Nat Bank..
Dayenport—
Davenport Bk A Tr.
600.000 6
490,982
N o
Bankers Tr. Oo Bk—
Preferred
B
Cap Oity State Bank
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Common......
sa
301,437
10,891,309
1.234,525
530,512
18,073.342
Jd 624,408
33,226,398
1,200,000
1.500,000
Common........a
Preferred
Home Sayings Bank.
1.000.000
3,500.000
609,394
100.000
University State Bk.
50.000
150.000
152,782
13,311
194,138
231,839
2,781,860
206,783
90,345,515
20
218
25
MX
1.000,000
1,000,000
700.000
18,626,443
12,254,514
5,904,752
lOf
10(
100
210
20
347,806
266,655
272,682
363.366
29.259
6,137,980
1,862,926
160.386
167,885
244,375
10
6,145,249
6,196,572 llOt
lot
6,748,837
3,987,802
101
i np
1,285,725
!
t
300.000
250.000
\ "OO
100
1,414,437
I
100.000
Oct. 17
Nomi nal.
Augusta-
100
.
112,285
29,753
Per
First Nat Granite Bk
100
Depositors' Trust Oo
100
100
600,000 e
240,750
200.000 61,060,419
KANSAS
share
100
7,188.801
5,694,996
8,617,904
7,847,479
25
Bangor—
Merrill Trust CoCommon
600,000
...
Preferred
Portland—
Canal National Bank
Casco Bk A Tr Oo.
12,424,081
J 20
1100
600,000
200.000
First National Bank.
Institutions
June 30
\6 374,379
100
100
2,000,000
400.000
..
State
310,178
326,116
1,100,000
611.425
Merchants* Nat Bk.
Eastern Tr A Bkg Oo
Sioux City-
400,000
400.000
200,000
250,000
Institutions
State
MAINE
33,152,899 /101
Dubuque—
National Banks
June 30
[ 20
29,251,985 [20
Oct. 17
Live Stock Nat Bank i
Tey Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank..
Woodbury Co 8av Bk r
[ 20
1,200,000 Ld 543,921
1.500,000
208,000
57,948
2.800.000 d4,924,583
National Banks
First National Bank
230
217
1100
Bank & Trust Co:
First National Bank.
Amer Tr A Say Bank
100
16,746,834 1100
Iewa-Des Moines Nat
Valley 8av Bank....
5,969,614 /100
I 80
100
103,302
d 244,360
....
1.000,000
First National Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Cont'l-Am B A Tr Oo
les
100
250,000
850,000
Preferred.
} 228,845
10
8hreveport—
re cent
250,000
650,000
100,000
150.000
........
Ask.
100
15,968,571
Des Moines—
Common
Preferred A
300,000
300,000
Common
100
1,120.550
3,371,998
|d 91,246
...
New OrleansAmerican Bank Ac Tr
Hibernia Natl Bk
Common
Preferred
Nat Bk of Commerce
10(
First National Bank.
Preferred.
State Sayings Bank.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
300,000
300,000
Louisiana Nat Bank
Common...
Preferred...
1,145,292 /100
.
.
Par.
%
I
Common
100
50.000
500.000
250,000
People's 8av Bank..
United States Bank
Cross
Deposits.
Oity National Bank
_
Cedar RapidsMerchants Nat Bank
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
1,020,353
35.014
34.041
Bid.
State Institutions
June 30
LOUISIANA
Cross
$
60.000
100.000
National Banks
June 30
June 30
Deponts.
111
TRUST COMPANIES
Nat Bk of Commerce
80
90
"35"
"46"
20
17
20
50
400,000
100
25
8.686,570
2,206,775
4,387,549
5,561,443
423,924
118,414
137,847
137,918
40
50
40
Portland Nat Bank—
Common
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Hutchinson—
American Nat Bank.
49,691
150,000
150,000
250.000 d
Rxchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
100
1,198,951
2,612.821
4,736,411
84,673
180,565
N
425,000
850,000
150,000
Preferred A
Preferred B
235,645
40
13,418,942
50
o
100
re cent
100
sa
les
National Banks
Kansas City—
Institutions
State
MARYLAND
Oct. 17
Sept. 29
Oomm'l N Bk of K C
Common
300,000
450,000
200.000
Preferred
Rxchange State Bank
Security Nat Bank-
d 207,709
10,231,334 f
2,208.688
10
6
5H
10
9
100
I
136,016
a
100
Nomt nal
10
125
Baltimore—
d
100,000
100.000
100,000
Leavenworth—
First National Bank.
Leavenworth Nat Bk
Manufac'rs State Bk
a
2,863,366 flOO
uoo
2,527,721 100
32.590
242.011
150,000
il05,624
150.00C d
183.749
50,000
22,500
1,909,928
2,623,008
832,000
Per
175
500,000
Central Trust Oo
302,427
217.898
7,413
37,400
400.000
Citizens State Bank
115.000
Fidelity 8a v State Bk
Guaranty State Bank
200.000
100
100
100
545,587
590,690
21,169,971
50
121,427
100
80.000
300,000
4.000,000
Colonial Trust Oo—
'lOO
100
Equitable Trust CoN
Fidelity Trust Oo
Maryland Trust Co
o
.
400.000
600.000
750,000
400,000
1.250,000
1.000,000
50,000
150,000
50.000
200,000
500.000
100,000
100,000
Preferred
Kaw Valley State Bk
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Nat Bank of Topeka
State Savings Bank.
Tepeka State Bank..
Wichita-^
First National Bank.
Fourth Nat Bank
Kansas State Bank..
Southwest Nat Bank
26^62
10
112*003
419,079
36,239
18,024
1,000,000 1,334,530
1.000,000 d 627,299
15,101
100,000
200,000
75,$97
22,989,056
16,327,752
646,102
1,666,170
"~2*i
10
46
140
28
100
30
20
21
100
25
"£x
47
150
---
26
29
25
12
64
'l4""
68
.
1,000,000 11,201,866
2,000,000
1,500,000 3,646,138
600.000
167,202
2.000,000 4,302,977
29,891,033
Union Trust CoCommon
2,500.000
28,362,458 J
500,000
Common...
re cent
sa
6
10
Mercantile Tr Oo...
Real Estate Tr Co..
Safe D«d & Trust Oo
916,113 [100
uoo
kOSJ
604,597
100
5,605,989
100
8,652,811
100
1,259,211
10<
1.295,056
16.086
4X
1 20
6,506,873
2,997,640
77,396
1,008,957
192,580
531,013
6,361,315 141,286,412
547,283
5,526,986
e
500,000
5,214,155
509,017
11,132,501
281,214
1,932,314
1,631,171
18,956,966
597,533
15,006,289
e
Capital notes...
Common
share
| 10
397,904
100.000
First National Bank.
Nat Cent Bk of Bait.
Nat Marine Bank—
Western Nat Bank..
10,681,574 \ 100
1,112,268
3,178,726
500,000 1
1,000,000
200,000
Calvert Bank....
Topeka—
Oentral Nat Bank
10
Baltimore Nat Bank
Common..
Preferred
125
150
3,383,231
Carrollton Bk of Bait
Oommonw'lth Bank.
120
306,135
Canton Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
River view State Bk.
500.000
Bait Oomm'l Bank..
...
Capital notes
les
....
Cumberland—
First Nat Bank.....
10<|
»in
100
200,000 e
100,000 e
500.000 i
Peoples Bank
ij
Jl.736,074
Second Nat Bank—
378,851
36,437
185,263
8
9
10
210
11
21,103,743
50
198
1,321,452
9,543,091
ior
40
ico
555
10
3
100
200
250
25
100
35
150
200"
2,418,365 f 15
30
35
30
35
4,481,597
937,121
4,938,513
m
m
—
mm
5
Liberty Trust Co—
Union National Bank
Common..
Preferred
Union Stock Yds Nat
100,000
100,000
100.000
....
12,819
150,000
300,000
Common
1,858,751 /100
\ 62'i
IOO
552,461
58;520
Capital notes
J
95,548
Frederick—
Citizens' Nat Bank..
National Banks
KENTUCKY
June 30
100,000
200,000
125,000
Comm'l Bank of Md
Farm A Mech N Bk.
State Institutions
June 30
Frederick Oo Nat Bk
Common..
75.000 1
75,000
....
Nomi nal.
Per share.
'
Covington—
Oltlsens' Nat Bank..
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common......
Preferred
Peon-Lib Bk A Tr Co
...
OovingtonTrABkgCo
200.000 d
427,404
3,830,291
94,725
3,244,468
I 10
200.000
150.669
40,053
5.235,024
1.424,386
300,000
150,000
J 153,327
Preferred.
-—
150.000
FVk Town Sav Tnst.
West Maryland Tr
100
..
980,200
120,413
429,200
c
20
2f
1,201,944 I
15
t
79,428
263,412
20,009
100,000
10<
7,522,766
1,828,790
3,720,041
15
100
3,140,361
344,926
10
N o
200,000 Id
250.000
650,000
re
I 10
sa
cent
les
100
100
Lexington—
Bank of Commerce—
Common
Preferred
...
Citizens Bk A Tr Oo.
Common
PreferredFirst Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Second Nat Bank
Union Bank A Tr Oo
Security Trust Oo
200,000
350,000
1,000,000
150.000
150,000
500.000
}
62.669
851,046
312,977
108,533
226,912
1,814,127
70
J100
100
936,329 f 25
1100
10.039,398
2,731,536
1,927,305
4,329,331
6U
55
60
10U
250
100
140
lor
250
275
150
275
LouisvilleBank of Commerce
Oltlsens* Union N B_
Fidelity A Oolum Tr.
First National Bank.
Liberty Bk A Tr Oo.
Security Bank
KentuckyTitle Tr Oo
Lincoln Bank & Tr..
Stock Yards Bank.
Louisville Trust Co.
United States Tr Oo.
..
100,591
100,000
1,000.000 d2,430,005
2.000.000
1,656,370
1.000,000 dl,681,256
2.000,000
253,916
300.000
45,620
0\ ,000.000 61.326,122
349,194
1,250.000
100,000
84,220
2.000.000
718,135
525,000
96,663
10
1,493,771
48,157,445 iouT /
5,429,773 lOOf
29,768,215 100
10
16,920,217
1,807,705 100
100 aiznr
3,850,855
100
9,450,970
867,195 100 175"
10
9,273,266
1,003,330 100
Newport—
American Nat Bank.
Newport Nat Bank.
.
100,000
100,000
Oentral Sav Bk A Tr
65.000
125,975
404,724
116,027
1,187,288
3,096,230
1,133,426
100
100
100
400
■
Boston—H
j-i
Web A AtJas N Bk
Common.........
Preferred
•
a
300
54
.
First National Bank. 44.500,000 29,674,873 598,925,003
Merchants' Nat Bk.
3,000,000 5,321,319 75,021,021
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
1,500.000 2,833,031
24,497,669
Nat Shawmut Bank. 20.000,000 el0801 403 167,051,129
Second Nat Bank—
2.000,000 4,346,412 69,222,970
.......
J
500,000
500,000
\
375,643
20
100
20
25
10,886,950 1
50
18K
335
54
1SH
100
104
50
24
28
I 50
Sale price,
September 12 1934.
29 1934.
b Sept.
c
West Maryland Trust Oo. of Frederick, Md., opened
e
June 30 1934.
/Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates.
a
265
328
25
Aug. 9 1934.
d Oct. 17 1934.
200
Nomi nal.
Per share
28 X
2SJ4
A
Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville.
Member Northwest Bancorporation.
i March 5 1934.
I Last sale.
r
t
Operating on a restricted basis.
Ex-dividend.
for business
on
and
banks
113
companies
trust
National Banks
June '30
""at* Massachusetts "rr
Surplus A
Cross
Profits.
Deposits.
Capital.
Boston—
*
Dep & Tr..
Columbia Trust Co..
Day Trust Oo
Fiduciary TrustOo.
.
New Eng Trust Co..
Old Colony Trust Oo
Pilgrim Trust Oo
State Street Tr Oo__
Union Trust Oo
U 8 Trust Oo—
Oommon
....
310,866
3,884,700
397,000
100.000
389,769
2.500.000
500,000 n 582,816
2,880,587
1,000.000
<5,000,000 05,093,662
100,500
200,000
3,000,000 £3,899,052
347,476
750.000
.
Preferred
Winthrop Trust Oo
Beverly—
Beverly Nat Bank..
Beverly Trust Oo...
cl ,417,307
26,013,341
cl,976,000
10,042,586
803,851
28,863.379
3,772,105
2,260,621
c67,031,021
6,381,559
653,958
11,037,422
129,249
700,000 \
1,000,000
100.000
100
100
100
r280~
Oommon
Home Nat Bank
500,000
2,500.000
Preferred
........
Mfrs National Bank.
|vl 451109
'•ft"
240
50
7k
I 10
10
100
76,194,462 I 20
I 20
2,367,808
Nat Bank of DetroitCommon
5,000,000
Preferred
12,500,000
United Savings Bank
J8.399,172
50
68,259,676
229,312,466 I
10
t
25
500,000
1,000,000
J 570,385
13,349,913
1.000.000
n767,765
,<7440,494
100
500,000
101.260
122.180
Oommon
Preferred
Bankers Trust Oo—
9,892
<71,325,660
20
20
20
| 10
10
I
N
Equitable Trust Oo—
3,538,564
1,274,633
100
100
7,759,636
7,525,979
525,592 c 5,258,292
150,000
323,989 c 3,035,848
300,000
1.000.000 ol.156.436 cl6,128,160
Oommon
120
75
20
100
100
300,000
100.000
232,909
85,873
820.000
750.000
216,292
228,540
c
Ask.
35,163,525 i 50
i 50
®437,388
1,500,000
4,000,000
3.000.000
Common....
riootf
100
I
Bid.
?•
.....
Preferred
100
c2,515,893
Par.
Deposits.
Detroit Savings Bank
100
t
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
Nomi nal.
Per share
Detroit—
Oem'wealth-Oom'l
State Bank—
ion
104)
June 30
,
.....
Brookton—
Brockton Nat Bank-
Capital.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
750,000
2.000.000
Banc Com Ital Tr Oo
Boston 8
Bid.
Par
State Institutions
michigan
55
....
Class "A" pref
Class " B" pref...
Detroit Trust Oo—
Oommon
Preferred
1,150,000 lei 966780 911,266,105
2,091,780
n76,910
500,000
1,110,927
342,906 <75.172.215
600.000
Highland Park Trust
Uo Guardian Tr Oo.
o
re
cent
sa
les
20
20
100
100
Cambridge—
Cambridge Trust Oo
County Bk 8c Tr Oo.
Harvard Trust Oo...
Bast
N o
10
re
cent
20
sa
les
500.000
700.000
692,642
28,298
11,996,016
4,035,674
20
300,000
500,000
224,339
3,838,043
20
250,000
®76,536
20
Nat Bank of Flint
Cambridge
Lechmere Nat Bank.
Flint—
Olt Oom 4c Savs Bk.
Genessee Oo Savs Bk
2,354,566
100
6,101,697
6,930,548
2,800,607
140,385
200.000
Oommon...
100
97
100
100
65
Preferred
20
Fall RiverFall River Nat Bank
Durfee Trust Oo
Fall River Trust.—
400.000
1.200.00D
300.000
184,106
237,234
159,410
o
o
c
c
96
93
Gloucester—
Oape Ann Nat Bank.
Glouc Nat Bk of Glou
Glouces S D & Tr Oo
500.000 ®
620,549
6,856,805
248,629
137,436
341,191
2,874,875
1,449,592
3,782,245
100
®
c
10
7,039,588
1,212,479
2,009,883
906,566
117,705
164,841
v
o
100
sa
les
...
Preferred.:
7,511,380
I 50
1
v
®
403,470
79,634
555,421
1.250.000
Bank
Nat
1
10
i
io
30,241,755 J
»
967,419
»
10
6
7H
10
I
418,116
1,723,454
1,354,647
100
15,702,424
50*
100
"9*
10
100
g
g
50
30
1
A
Tr Co
J® 21,438
10
20
Saginaw—
Second
200,000
500,000
10
20
5,238,699
j® 571,663
750.000
250,000
1.200,000
Grand Rapids Tr Oo.
Union Bank of Mich.
10
100,000
1,000,000
2,500,000
Michigan Trust Oo..
10
Holyoke—
Holyoke Nat Bank—
Oommon
20
I
}® 274,202
400,000 1® 156,199
500,000 I
Common
Preferred
20
N
100.000
240.000
240,000
Common..
Preferred
Old Kent Bank—
re cent
200,000
'
750,878
6,265,877 I
!
Peoples Nat Bank—
HaverhillHaverhill Nat Bank.
Haverhill Trust Co..
Merrimack Nat Rank
Northern Nat Bk
/
500,000
Preferred
200
100
150.000
120.000
400,000
...
Nat Bk of Grand Rap
Oommon
Fttchburg—
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
Grand Rapids—
Oentral Bank
30
50
Park National Bank
216,638
2,637,178
/100
35
Hadley Falls Tr Co..
100,000 I
150,000
1.400,000
237,579
8,851,280
s
20
~4
Lawrence—
BayStateMer Nat Bk
600,000
v
256,228
5,652,696
Oommon..
Preferred
(l00
National Banks
June 30
Institutions
State
minnesota
June 30
Nomi nal
Per share
25
25
Duluth—
Lowell—
Appleton Nat. Bank.
Union Old Lowell
National Bank....
Bank of Oomm 8c Sav
300,000
»
v
3,549,923
85
10,15^,367
441,116
100
50
18
236,716
1.000.000
22
City National Bank
Duluth Nat Bank.
First & Amer Nat Bk
1,500,000 I® 753,273
1,500,000
Preferred
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
National City Bank
Common
...
Essex Trust Oo
Lynn S Dep & Tr Oo
Security Trust Oo...
100
100
100
22,949,821 flOO
1100
N
o
3,776,606
100
sa
cent
les
6,099,565
715,080
598,776
100
100
Minnesota Nat Bank
200,000
200,000
200.000
200,000
250,000
250.000
100,000
200.000
3,124,545 f 50
I 50
2,997,850 lUu
j® 236,396
278,318
v
3,324,055
j» 52,296
v
v
v
451,126
658,433
1,022,427
f
l
2,676,487
3,541,429
9,388,019
:
of Duluth
1,000,000
500,000
500,000
Pioneer Nat Bank..
Western Nat Bank.
J£ 374,385
250,000
350,000
J® 308,219
tor
so
50
luu
100
20
Minneapolis—
170
380
mmmmm
Blooming' n-Lake NB
6
200 .000
250 ,000
Central Nat Bank... i
i
Fifth No'west'u N B
72H
50
22
7,227,003
20
25
20
19
27 X
21
13
12
15
13
400 ,000
1.000 .000
100 ,000
Marquette Nat Bank
5,594,2611 12]
123
v
1,483,199 ft1,261,239 i...
87,780
41,829
100 .000
15,641
877,534
First Nat Bk& Tr Co 66,000 .000 ®5,373,047 124,646,575 ft
100 .000 v
721,919 100
30,904
Hennepin State Bank 6
7,233,376
170,286
122,816
264,341
22,960
11,220
600,000
1,000,000
100.000
150.000
Northern Nat Bank
115
New BedfordFirst National Bank-
Merchants Nat Bk—
Common.
Preferred
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
Oommon
Preferred
1
317,713
4,261,987
1,359,820
23,670
379,803
23,559
re
Common
...
Lynn—
Central Nat BankCommon
Preferred
Preferred..
100,000
600,000
200.000
Midland NatBk 8c Tr
6
Minnehaha Nat Bk
N'western Nat B & T
v
107,958
250,057
31,387
2,610,199 iO(J
12,233,605
1,139,887 ft...
5,000,000 1® 1803547 107,520,578 J100 < t3 X
5,000,000
tioo
100,000 v
37,085
1,302,976 ft-—
2d Northwest State. i
870.212 <—
80.000
19,526
Third N'west'n N Bk i
200.000
981,397
43,939
4th Northwest Nat'l
i
125.000
120,475
2,091,146
Common
3X
Preferred
Produce State Bank. 6
Peabody—
Warren Nat Bank
Common...
Preferred
63,352
1,631,828 1100
1100
58,283
200,000
150,000
3,636,4£9
Salem—
Merchants Nat Bank
N
650,000
®
Common.
Preferred A
Preferred B__
sa
les
®
5,766,833
235,182
10
10
DrovExchState Bank
1,000,000 I
1,500,000
1.500,000
1,778,534
1.000.000 £1,076,320
®
1,532,481
155,000
13,731,180 f
10
25
42
25
25
39
EmpireNatBk&TrCo 1
155
46
42
200,000
300,000
2,168,061
266,285
328,216
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
25
25
4,030,578
J® 431,040
2.790.250 ®2,400,713
148,217
Guaranty Bk & T Oo
200,000
WercesterBk&Tr Oo a3.800.000
National Banks
June 30
e
e
50
10
12
15
158,776
3,156,754 J100
157,325
<72,478,489 Pioo
100
Conservator appointed.
Group
Includes savings deposits.
Affiliated with
the
Worcester
Bank & Trust Oo.
Institutions
I Last
saie
n
June 30
March
o
American
5 1934.
National Bank of St. Paul affiliate,
p
300.000
Natl Bk of Bay Oity.
400.000
People's Oommercla]
8c Savings Bank
600.000
Nomi nal.
Per share.
^.
100
56,940
149^303
2,344,579
4,198,190
100
450,412
8,201,406
DO
Member of the Kirst Bank Stock Onro
r
Stock has to be offered to board of
s
nqw stock
■
directors..
►
.
*
< Affiliate of First National Bank of Boston.
u
»
V
„
/The Northern National Bank of Haverhill, Haverhill, Mass., which is
primary organization and is capitalized at $100,000 was chartered by the
Comptroller of the Currency on Sept. 18 1934.
<7 Trust balances.
V
t Member of Northwest
Bancorporation.
,
£ Sept. 29 1934.
a
20
State
100,000 1
200,000
pi .000.000
ft First National
c
tioo
30,846,229
2,381,003
500.000
450.000
i
100
245,118 19,057,776
100
3.270,428
109,871
30,134
1,555,228 100
®4,952,319 111,231,406 pioo
100
59,533
1,647,805
101,879
5,585,900 100
82,063
3,516,106 <—
u
Sale price,
t No par.
55
14,736,625 1100
michigan
Bay CityBay City Bank
re cent
sa les
*
a
500,000
1,000,000
No
10'
WorcesterMechanics Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
Worcester Oo Nat Bk
3,948,917 pioo
1,258,149 100
129,895
48,649
Midway Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
First TrustOo
Taunton—
Machinists' Nat Bk.
Bristol Oounty Tr
2.500,000
250.000
275.000
...
100
25,512,709
10,918,253
12,787,829
1,325,000
0
First National Bank. p6,000.000
First State Bank
p
100,000
10
I
512,827
®
1,000,000
195.000
200.000
50.000
8t. PaulAmerican Nat Bank.
Commercial State Bk
Springfield Nat Bank
Common..
First National Bank.
Union Nat Bank...
10
250,000
200,000
200.000
Springfield-
Preferred
Third N Bk A Tr Oo
Springfield 8 D & Tr.
Union Trust Oo
West Springfield Tr.
Rochester-
o
re cent
50
Naumkeag Tr Co—
X
z
Oct. 6 1934.
Oct. 17 1934.
Ex-divldenri
Includes $822,298
-
restricted deposits.-
Nov., 1934]
National Banks
; '
Jtt/y
Capital.
Surplus A
Profit*.
%
$
r
%
Nomi nal
'
Jackson
Per
Oommon
150,000 If 126,221
200,000
665,000
54,480
193,426
300,000
Preferred
Depos Gu Bk A TrOo
Jackson-State N Bk.
share.
I
300,000 i
56,942
123,157
65,695
400,000
100,000
Per
share'
132,944
127,992
25,685
3,408,981
1,725,527
1,782,731
100
100
100
N
0
300,000 i
100,000
aoo.ooo
675,951
10,913,176
100
re
cent
sa
les
493,521
100
719,135
10,121,205 0...
300,000
516,485
Butte—
100
cent
First National Bank.
Miners S Bk & Tr Oo
sa
les
Metals Bk A Tr Oo. a
100
100
2,543,145
2,400,467
2,049,007
14,522
Helena—
50
"Irst Nat Bk A Tr Co
7,485,728
0—.
Union Bk & Tr Co—
Vicksburg—
First Nat A Tr Oo...
700,000
Merch NatBk&Tr Oo
300.000 i
National Banks
149,998
238,257
20
State
Common
100
4,368,778
4,186,999
MISSOURI
June 30
Preferred
Institution*
Oity Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Columbia Nat Bank.
Community State Bk
Drovers' Nat Bank..
East Side Bk of Com
First National Bank-
Inter-State Nat Bank
Linwood State Bank.
Merchants Bank
100,000
600,000
600,000
100,000
600,000
200,000
2,000.000
600,000
100,000
200,000
Figures as of Oct.17 '34
34 ,136
1,065,618
819,593
13,659,220
55,889
3,953,759
36,550
612,834
367,924
11,242,335
47,459
1,141,475
3,590,333 108,009,162
666,876
10,887.758
693,599
33,721
145,382
2,514,062
Per
100
170
40
100
100
100
100
110
100
100
Capital notes
80
80
—
—
269,658
.
6,069,905
115
•'
Park National Bank.
Plaza Bank of Oomm
Produce Exch Bank
Traders'
Gate
Nat'l Bank
80,000
120,000
60,000
200,000
100,000
40,000
j,
9,626
37,183
112,255
946,884 flOO
1100
100
806,177
100
1,378.615
100
2,056.518
150
;
.....
Preferred..
West Side Bk of Com
Union Av Bk of Com
University Bank
Commerce Trust Co
125
200
115
85
28,687,083
20
10,167,477
lUL
37,088 005
[100
20
183,125
N
Omaha Nat Bank—
1,250.000
1.195.000
Jf 358,881
o
re
lioo
cent
sa
lea
Packers' Nat Bank:
100,000 1
100,000 /
Common
100
jf 668,283
460.000 i
Preferred
80
r 20
250,000
1,000,000
500,000
Common
Preferred
81,944
37,557
267,646
100,000
300.000
7,003,986 62*
1UU
757,549
100
4,956,682
60
45
60
80
140
.....
Union Nat Bank—
Westport Ave Bank
150
2,457,925 1100
20,054
[100
Stock Yards Nat Bk
550.000
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Common
Preferred B
Oity
Southeast State Bk..
"156"
100
100
First Nat Bank-
Live Stock Nat Bank
*
Preferred
\100
16,700,334
9,585,172
314,207
Omaha—
mmm
mmmmm
Missouri Bk & Tr Oo
Common
300.000 i
Preferred A
200,000
200,000
share,
360
Merc Home Bk & Tr
Common
Per
7,963,804 rioo
e200,000 If 102,105
300,000
850,000 1
345,706
Common..
Preferred
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
90
100
Nomi nal.
Lincoln—
50
330
State Institutions
June 30
Cont Nat Bank-
95
80
100
lioo
share.
70
100
jf 66,845
tnal
80
200
60
5,503,883 rioo
NEBRASKA
June 30
100
100
100,000
400,000
e
National Banks
June 30
Nom\
Kansas City—
Baltimore Bank
Common
Nomi nal.
200,000 f
150,000 f
175.000
Bee Tr A 8a vs Bank.
40
Ask.
Bid.
Par
100
5,561,500
5,633,955
N
.
$
Billings—
re
First National Bank.
Mer A Farmers Bank
$
Midland Nat Bank..
Montana Nat Bank.
j 30
5,009,655
Meridian—
Citizens Nat Bank.
Deposits.
-
Capital Natlohal Bk-
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
$
Ask.
Bid.
June 30
Capital.
Gross
Par.
Institutions
State
MONTANA
June 30
June 30
Deposits.
113
COMPANIES
Nationa 1 Banks
Institution*
State
MISSISSIPPI
June 30
TRUST
AND
BANKS
e250,000
1,000.000
Common
Preferred
542,463
I
22,225,851
158,837
1,213,189
37,157
586,301
109,275
897,833
7,071
251,938
3,079,329 121,812,578
100.000
100,000
6,000,000
f
10
7*
8*
1,15
1UU
125
1.100,000
200,000
75
Preferred
J 541,293
/100
1100
100
100
1100
21,731,167
150
100
j 190,154
U S Nat Bank—
Common
900,000
1,350,000
100,000
100,000
7,380,470 flOO
100
loo "80"
National Banks
85
NEVADA
June 30
Nomi nal.
St. Joseph—
American Nat Bank
279,728
182,136
365,595
First Trust Oo
200.000
200,000
600,000
100,00C
St Jos StocH Yds Bk
350.000
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
Empire Trust Co..*..
200,000
160,697
215,901
86,751
65,817
Barnes Nat Bank
First National Bank-
Missouri Vail Tr Co.
117,698
200,000
140.000
7,502,502
3,469,365
5.688,645
2,460.985
2,957,367
7,063,678
1,896,449
911.691
Per
Reno—
First Nat Bk in Reno d
100
100
N
100
100
200.000
8,488.051
203,888
o
re
cent
sa
les
100
Na,iZ: 17n" NEW HAMPSHIRE "'ST
100
100
Nomi nal.
Per shart
Manchester—
200.000
860,435
5,408.258
101)
Manchester Nat Bk.
150,000
528,155
200.000
100.079
2,763,944
2,870,832
100
Merchants Nat Bank
200.000
300.000
295.783
Amoskeag Nat Bank
St. Louis—
Amer Exch Nat Bank
Common
107,500 1
31,397
1,317,264
[20
415,000
94,435
2,164.454
120
L00
2,000,000
500,000
| i 915,513
37,100,272
( 20
110,342
117,677
4,803.576
4,678,740
loo
Preferred
92.500
Baden Bank
Preferred
Bremen Bk A Tr Co.
700.000
Cass Bk A Tr Oo
600.000
21
23
"45""
Preferred
Jefferson Bk A T Co-
10,200,000 114249,433 184,556,879
3,000,000
{.2
200,000
150,000
100,000
640,242
Capital notes A
Capital notes B
Jeff-lira vols Bank..
20*
Manufacturers Bank
& T Oo—Common
Preferred
Manchester Bank..
Mutual Bk & Tr Co.Plaza Bank
Preferred
(The).
jr
11,088
n
4,083,697
26,679
National Banks,
June 30
7,147.040
2,494.804
) 287,874
10,377,295
54,973
2,700,991
J100
125
120,000
343,550
J
1,454,000 rioo
71,000
1
10
1,997.043 f
Guarantee Trust CoCommon
100
Tower Gr Bk A TrUo
600,000
800.000
United Bk A Tr Co..
1,000.000
145,534
352,670
239,116
5,310,702
9,884,860
6,958,468
Chippewa Trust Co.
300.000
1,740,547
10
'
...
500,000
2,356,595
J/6270914
225,000
1,184,688
-
Preferred
100
Easton-Taylor Tr Oo
Lindell Trust Co..
200.000
400.000
58,314
53,919
1,287,113
2,901.484
100
135,305
share
100
4,152,712
653,301
J/2297228
-
9
\ 10
,
Equitable Trust Co—
Telegraphers Nat Bk
'
Common
^ioo
100
100
Preferred
1,021,930
N
[100
1
10
125
40
150
45
100
Asbury Park—
Seacoast Trust Co—
72 *
73*
133,456
3,740,044
100
86
74,969,672
(100
97
98
1,293,142
2,857,568
Ino
100
1,082,408
1 20
:
i
'
y
c
Bayouue—
Bayonne Trust Oo_.
Mechanlcs' Trust Co
4,728,378
25,140
les
......
10
88
6,000,000 \il849,042
750,000 J
52,774
2UO.OOO
147,263
500.000
500.000 ul, 016,765
100.000
124,425
187,764
600,000 f
Asbury PkNatBk&Tr
Asbury Park & Ocean
cm600.000 1
Grove Bank
prf300 000 /
0
re cent
sa
100
Merc Com B & T Co¬ 10,000,000 13,766,690 121,451,318
al er can tile-Com¬
350,000 i
Nat'l Bank
Miss Val Trust Co—
400,000
;
8,539,756
7.237.561
465,109
500.000
U807.606
100
100
-----
25
Bridgeton—
6.642.984
20
100
1,750,051
100
—
«•«■•»<«>
250,000 f
168,726
600,000 i
250.000 i
Bridgeton Nat Bank.
Cumberland Nat Bk.
Farm A Mer Nat. Bk.
338,475
119,173
1,562,915
4,483,668
1,258,714
100
100
100
20
loo"
♦
Sale price.
a
June 30 1934.
c
WebsterGroves Tr_.
Institutions
June 30
Per
400.000 i
Common.
105
2,410,982
Northwest'n Tr Co..
State
NEW JERSEY
Atlantic City—
Boardwalk Nat Bank
20
J 134,322
Mound Oity Tr Oo
North St Louis Tr Oo
100
Bankers Trust Co—
400,000
300,000
Capital notes
1100
Nomi nal.
20
100
1,102,911
425.000
....
Common
1,471,820
J 20
t
3^95,759
Preferred—
Preferred
merce
2,927,654 [100
62,217
lioo
South Side Nat Bk—
Common....
les
loo
681.708 rioo
350,000
500,000
Com A Sav.
cem,
sa
2,100,232
8,883
430.000 If 329.210
1,215,000 1
500.000
54,710
82.870
200,000
200,000 i
152,481
Common...
Preferred
South
Nat Bk.
New Hamp
Sec Nat Savs&Tr Co
-
o
re
100
rioo
50,000 1
50,000 I
Preferred
N
100
87,912
250.000
250.000
200.000
Common
Lemay Ferry Bank—
Common
100
4,728,353
4,981,648
6,220,197
545,478
318,881
900.000
First National Bank-
19*
!
Common.
Indian Head Nat Bk
Nashua Trust Co...
gecondNat of Nashua
Portsmouth—
100
First Nat Bank—
Common
100
Nashua—
Boatmen's Nat Bk—
Common
share.
100
Seacoast Trust Co. of Asbury
'
.
•'
„
Park, N. J.} reopened for business on
Oct. 15 1934.
Springfield—
Citizens
Bank
Union Nat Bank....
Southern Missouri Tr
100.000 0
600.000 1
100,000
60,000
237,393
43,224
1,300.000
9,778,470
1.378,904
d Owned by the
100
100
100
e
Transamerica Corp., San Francisco, Calif.
(
Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
f Includes reserves.
a Member First Bank Stock Corp.
fOct. 17 1934..
L
*
!
'
1
V
^
k March 5 1934.
I Last sale.
,
"j-
.
.
*
•
,
0
June 30 1933.
r
April 10 1934.
Member of the Guardian Detroit Union Group.
s
»i
Don
31
19.33.
t
^
Inc.. Detroit, Mich,
.
114
BANKS
National Bank
NEW JERSEY
June 30
Capital
Surplus A
Profits.
State
AND
TRUST
Institution»
National Banks
June 30
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Camden—
FirstOamN atB&TOo
Merchant ville
21
First-Mech Nat Bk.
10
15
Trenton
20
10
20
15
225.000
215,000
825.000
576,300
932,508
5.554,460
300.000
500.000
106,647
427,901
1,690,133
8,907,236
100
100
Essex Oo Trust Oo_
888,769
18,756,333 {
100
dl,500,425 1
874.575 /
Elizabeth—
Elizabethport BkgOo
700,000
I
500.000
Nat'l State Bank—
Central Home Tr Oo
Elisabeth Trust Co..
500.000
248,355
33,960
234,962
657,919
300,000
450,000
1,000,000
—
Preferred
4.540,172
12,697.581
2,559.445
2.457,763
8,197,234
/216.476
t
1,024,844
Union Cty Tr Oo—
Common
(4%)
571,324
24,899
504,647
591,853
1,600,000 £1,231,472
48,832
400,000
u
Bank
1,250,000 \t
Preferred
1,500,000
3,400,000
2.035.000
150,000
Commercial Tr N J
N J Title Guar 8c Tr.
North Bergen Tr Oo.
257,051
U, 123,057
2,272,724
36,098
70
National
West Bergen Tr Co..
Long Branch—
Long Branch Bkg Oo
202,859
Nat Oom Bk & Tr Oo
4
100
100
18
N Y State Nat Bank.
~6~~
10
"~2~
25
13
334
15
100
30
26,910,514 I 25
\ 30
54,021,365
25
10
'46"
36
7
9
434
25
534
100
173,545
300.000
25
52,276,245 1
5
5
25
1.644,788
2,466,424
14
100
"85" "95""
60
50
18
20
10
40
60
50
10
NEW
YORK
State
Institutions
June 30
Nomi nal.
Vlech 8c Farmers Bk.
4
I
5,308,876
200,000
Preferred A..
Preferred B
12
Albany—
10
i
5,700,000
3,000,000
2,000,000
2,138,375
2,316,080
1,361,003
share.
275
265
10
25
„
Banks
June 30
Trust Oo of N J—
Common
486,626
492,311
415,445
100
50
40
( 10
23,068,693
600,882
Per
18,181,622
29,442,753
2,715,819
20,708,614
19,222,829
100,000 t
200,000
100.000 t
Woodbury Trust Oo.
Jersey City—
First National Bank.
Franklin Nat Bank..
Hudson Oo Nat Bk—
Common
$
599,538
238,152
1,147,979
874.021
Mechanics'
100
21,674,711
2,919,463
625,000
100,000
800,000
500,000
Ask.
70
25
9,674,027
1,042,666
2,487,928
1,440,097
C
Seaboard Trust Oo..
100
300,000
1.000,000
5.400.000
First Nat Bk 8c Tr Co
10
9
100
I
Hoboken—
First National Bank.
Oolumbia Trust Oo_.
Jefferson Trust Oo__
8c
4
2H
25
25
Bid.
Woodbury—
National
Sav Inv & Trust Oo:
Preferred
Trenton Trust Oo—
Farm
160
Banking Co
t
5,200,000
H'nover CapitalTrCo
East Orange—
Ampere Bank 8c TrOo
Par.
Deposits.
$
$
250,000 a,129,360
Broad St Nat Bank.
23
Nat'l
Common
Preferred
Trenton—
19
20
19,663.331
21,395,822
Institutions
June 30
Nomi nal
25
1,318,362
3.182,523
State
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Ask.
25
1,500,000
1,200,000
Bank 8c Trust Oo
West Jersey Trust Oo
NEW JERSEY
June 30
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Camden S D 8c Tr Oo
COMPANIES
First Trust Oo
250.000 1,681,504
1.500.000 <4,974,875
2,000,000 £3,263,886
1.000.000 rl,545,660
100
100
315
320"
100
160
100
Auburn—
Nat Bank of Auburn
Auburn Trust Co
700,000 t
750.000
—
252,256
100
6,653,268
5,037,897
88,925
100
Binsrhamton—
City National Bank:
200,000 U 454,136
500,000 /
8,443,506 1100
1100
600,000 U 312,471
500,000 /
Common
Preferred
9,047,867 (100
First National Bank:
Common
...
Preferred
Marine Midl'd Tr Oo
I
<500,000 1£ 352,352
300,000 !
Common
Capital notes
12
Per
475
share.
100
2,705,840
68,421,579
63,256,085
33,271,946
Brooklyn—State B an* A Tru
st Co. retur
6,001,045
80
J 50
30 1 934.
r
Nat. banks June 30'34
125
Morrlstown—
First National Bank.
407,261
250,000
250,000
200,000
1.000.000
National Iron Bank.
American Trust Oo..
Morrlstown Trust Oo
5,234,175
6,220,960
1,247,174
7,665,207
Bensonhurst Nat
25
231,326
107,063
'
100
25
303,087
200,000
194,000
2,182,925
1,159,000
600,000
Lincoln Nat Bank
Franklin Wash Tr Oo
Marxano State Bk &
418.032
100.000
391,287
101,566
11,119,486
4,387,673
1,200.000
Tr Oo
Mt Prospect Nat Bk
Nat Newark & Essex
125
50
150
50
25
25
25
3
100,622
23,360
817,898
631,854
100
100
35,579,066
100
120
10(
28
5
50
1,440,704
964,404
150,000
225.000
325
i
125
3.000.000
500.000
National State Bank
Central Bk & Tr Oo
Common
17,700,411
50.000 \
50,000
/43.079
1,808,701
400,000
202,385
D'Auria Bk & Tr Oo.
35,218
100,000
Federal Trust Oo
si,622.500 /2,697,641
Fidelity Un Tr Oo—
695,067
1,102,408
26,038,606
Common
25
776,979
Common
4,000,000 13,548,647 127,839,215
7,000,000
15,642,503
2,500,000 2,673,618
46,168
375.000
2,331,648
United States Tr Oo
562,503
600.000
2,271,547
West Side Trust Oo. si .075.000
254,157
6,754,573
Preferred
Mercb & Newark Tr.
Union National Bk
20
Common
250,000
750,000
A
2o
19
I 10
[SH
21
""25"
28"
25
"l5
i7
25
b
100
19
22
B
8,362,114
247.193
5,045,629 (100
1100
15
500,000
Common
50
200,000
250,000
Preferred
New BrunswTrOo
Common
300,000
472,999
North & West Hu dson—
...
Preferred
IstNat Bk of Un Oity
J
J /311.359
117,891
n223,666
300,000
300,000
2,136,535
Oomw'lth Tr Un City
Gutt'b'g Bk & Tr Oo
Passaic—
Passaic N Bk&Tr Oo
People's Bk 8c Tr Oo.
10'
i
100,000
500.000 /
600,000
100,000
350.000
25,104
367.662
747.678
101,194
227,603
112,952
800,000
First Nat Bk 8c Tr Co
1.237,500
Ithaca—
First National Bank.
250.000
Tompkins Co Nat Bk
200.000
Ithaca Trust Co
16
400.000 t
18
10
h
10
N
o
25
re
cent
100
sa
les
100
found inour"Rai Iwav
Secti
Amaig Bank of N Y
650.000
Bk of the Manhat Co
Common
20,000.000
3.000.000
125
Grace Nat Bk of N. Y
Harbor State Bank--
125'
12,432,000 / 50
I 50
40
805,377
9.357,460
3,760,988
266,229
50
90
"70~
85
25
50
"10
Nat Bronx Bank..
J/1790,237
\
50
o
re cent
sa
iee
100
100
York Ci
on
pages
10,000
'ep<. r'ed net
r
e
fits
are
banks.
°1
50. t
1
5,361,386
and
3 0
r
nj
'34
»cord
be
ay
51.152
100
25 M
20K
66b
(£31931681 3
525,994
June
dim dend
Uroo kjljr)
r
e
late
30
35
13.55 1
23^
l»
e
20.00
100
ri31
24^
141
26
.
200.00(1
400.000
600.000
525 OOO
107,634 e
125,686 e
61,900e
197,500 e
(100
970
1020
loo 1425"" 1465"
100
618,332
1,566,756
2,324.200
4,698.000
25
100
25
15
100
50
35
20
In process
d Stockholders of the
Savings Investment & Trust Co., East Orange, N. J.,
on
Oct. 23 1934 a plan to issue $1,500,000 A pref. stock and
$500,000 B pref. stock and to decrease the common stock from $1,500,425
to $300,085.
■
l
(7 Capital of the Farmers' Trust Co. of Mt. Holly, N.
J., reduced from
$200,000 of $100 par to $100,000 of $50 par value.
h Affiliated witn the Trust Co. of New
Jersey, Jersey City.
i Controlled by Marine Midland
Corp.
A: Sept. 29 1934.
pointed.
175
c
approved
s
12,768,237 rioo
10
100
Sale price,
a Dec. 30 1933.
6 Includes security stock,
of reorganization,
e June 30 1934.
/ March 5 1934.
I Last sale.
20
U S Trust Co—■
600,000
750,000
100
*
/ 50
1 50
112 b
3,549,181
500,000 \£3278406
200,000 i
4
lO.'MJO.IWO 88,495,500 4
1.500.000
1,258,200 e
Merchants Bank
Nat Bk of Yorkvllle.
425,797
a26,209
25
(<66399877 1
10,794,208 (100
1 60
100
736,848
Prospect Pk Nat Bk
600,000 1
600,000
575,000
100,000
10
20
100270000
1374633000
Preferred
50,000,000
Oomm'l Nat Bk & Tr
7.000.00O £7,594,310
54,950,000
^unbar Nat Bank..
500.000
229,900e 1,985,200
Fifth Ave Bank—
Capital notes.
2,449,409
ew
i.OOO.OOO
First National Bank
110,706
9
25
41,560,000
Paterson—
100,000 1
75,000
275
20
.
109,770
are
of Nov.
3 ,1934. 8ur plus and pr
for National and June 30 19 34 for Stat
of banks and trust companies in New Yo
Common
100
First National Bk—
Citizens Trust Co—
100
2,901,900
1
N
New York City— Deposits V
Capital notes
Bank of Yorktown
Chase Nat Bank:
Common
25
15,778.945 / 50
I 50
25
27,412,292
9
5,813.992
( 222,328
150
10
1,500,000 l< 1164,666
250,000
1.000,000 j"2,907,015
100
5
6
100
5
625,000
25
10
378,730
647,530
25
}
100
10,909,448
150.000 t
27,442.849
3,979,598
600,000
100
250.000
2.000,000 a ,323,361
1.000,000
117,435
1,000,000
3,311,367
2,241.882
6,300.082
500,000
1,000,000 \k 316,272
300,000 J
200.000
362,239
Kingston Trust Oo..
45
26,024
90
325,526
258,159
301,791
400,000
200,000
25
25
(< 262,122
100
25
j 316,687
20
100
680,000
750,000
50,000
20
794,345
863,535
100.000
6H
9,353,225
10,426,682
625.000
100
4,116,115
1,536,822
673,000
15,781,827
2,958,022
6
| <32
1,475,048
900,416
250.000
50
3
{10
1,595,891
1,211,589
3,286.972
6,584,633
38,607
150.000
20
v---
106,600
150,000
650.000
Common
Preferred
9
Jamestown—
25
5,182,978
20
5,523,579
20
luu
2,387,222
1,157,601 MOO
87,665.438
J£4253,673
482,893
15
55
State Trust Oo
Security Trust Co
50
200.000 t
10
Plalnfleld Trust Oo..
Preferred
90
1800
( 25
1,674,468
30,597
250.000 t
150.000 /
10
Mid-Olty Trust Oo__
Common
46,796.403
Bank of Kingston
Rondout Nat Bank
State of N Y Nat Bk
1,536,468
6,302,540
26,696.402
98,391
115,000
767,666
112,672
Hamilton Trust Oo—
(£5042,246
25
15
1,160,790
2,618,204
21.029
Common.
Preferred
5,500,000
3,000,000
200,000
85
1760
100
Capital notes
Kingston—
£200,000
400,000
1,000,000
175.000
—
27,557,546
Chemung Can Tr Co
10'
823,684
220.000
_
"48" "58"
100
6,401,342
First NBkofRondout
Nat'l Ulster County
100
1,148.926
Plalnfleld Nat Bank.
.
'50""
100
(£5402,248
Preferred
fio
4,966,165
4,272,590
17,806
Plalnfleld—
First National Bk
Common........
Preferred
Haledon Nat Bank
Paterson Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
Second Nat Bank—
35
70
100
500.000
Union Trust Co:
Common
110
150.000
Liberty National Bk
Guttenberg.
Merchants TrUnCity
West NY
"25"
ion
97,764,998
Common
Hamilton
Weehawken Tr Co..
HudsTr Oo Un Oity.
Woodcliff Trust Oo..
(100
30
100
<8,000,000 1 £7000,000 145.252.656
1
6,000,000 f
Debentures "A"
Debentures "B"
The First Nat. Bank
Nat Ohautauq Co Bk
25
225,383
Peoples Nat Bk—
PkTr Oo Weehawken
Trust Oo of New Jer¬
8.200,000
2.000.000
100
Elinira—
Capital notes
"13"
Bank of Jamestown:
Common
First NBk, West NY
Nat Bank
of Weehawken
1,000.000
500,000
5,000,000
5,000,000
Common
15"
15
10
New Brunswick
Nat'l Bank of N J-
Common.
Preferred.
Debentures
Lincoin-E Side N Bk
Capital notes
Marine Trust Co:
25
Paterson Say Inst
Capital notes
Kings Co Trust Oo..
Buffalo-
500.000
500.000
1,114,700
1,709,416
1,525.500
2,144,800
2,055,800
2,784,626
4,937,700
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
127
212,786 J120
\ 100
7,022
sey.
Common
25,700
70,144
38,000
20,600
257,100
246,236
103,000
Mfrs & Trad Tr Co:
Preferred
Clinton Trust Oo
Columbus Trust Oo.
Preferred
Preferred
KIngsboro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank.
People's Nat Bank..
Brooklyn Trust Co:
Common
Banking Oo
200.000
250,000
300.000
Fort Greene Nat Bk.
Mt. HollyUnion Nat Bk&TrOo
Farmers' Trust Oo__ g
Newark—
Bk
Citizens Bk of Bklyn
Flatbush Nat Bank.
ou
r
n
Dec. 31
March 31
1932.
0
June 30 1933.
p
Conservator
ap¬
1934.
The
Peoples' National Bank of Newark, N. J., capitalized at $300,000,
went into voluntary liquidation on Sept. 18 1934 and was absorbed
by the
West Side Trust Co. of the same city.
t Oct. 17 1934.
u Dec. 31 1933.
v Stockholders of the Federal Trust
Co., of Newark, N. J., on Oct. 30
1934 approved a reduction in capital from $4,056,250 to $1,622,500 and the
par value of the shares from $25 to $10.
\
,
Nov., 1934]
National Banks
June 30
AND
BANKS
I
NEW YORK
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
National Banks
June 30
State Institution»
June 30
Qross
Deposits.
Bid.
Par
Westchester Co.
Per
S
20 H
Common
77,500,000
039,041,316 1148222000 /121!
Preferred
120
50,000,000
NatSafetyBkATrCo
460,400 e 6,119,700
1,014,300
Penn Exchange Bank
330,000 z
122,000 z 1,207,000
Public Nat BkATrOo 8.250.000 £5,078,079 87,566,000
25
Schroder Bkg Corp
6.000.000 1,676,785 el1,330,919
1.500.000 01,004,917
Sterling NatB A T..
18,316,504 "25
Trade Bank of NY
660.000
123,171 e 3,234,089 100
7%
%
Trust co. returns da te
Anglo-South Am Tr_
Bk of Athens Tr Co
Banca Com It Tr Co
Banco dl Nap Tr Co
Bank of Sicily Tr Co.
Bank of N Y & Tr Co
Common...
Capital notes.
Bankers Trust Co:
Common
June 30
Capital notes..
Chemical Bk A Tr Co
Common
Capital notes
City Bank Farmers'
5,000,000
20.000,000
5,000,000
x
"I|fi
18
J £10,195,951
138,800,811
745,350
J £61,309,319
J48945281
Trust Co
10.000.000 £12472421
Clinton Trust Co...
750.000
352,469
Colonial Trust Co.. 3,000,000
272,526
10,665,129
684.686,914
386,207,545
mo
100
140
9
6X
29X
{100
uj
4,000,000
100,000
100
Corn Ex Bk A Tr Co
15,000^000
Common....
Capital notes.....
Corporation Trust Co
Empire Trust Co:
Common
Capital notes..
FederationBkATrCo
Fulton Trust Co—
Common........
Capital notes
Fiduciary Trust Co..
Guaranty Trust Co:
Common
Capital notes...
Hellenic Bk Tr Co..
3,000,000
500,000
3,000,000
3,000.000
825.000
2,000,000
250,000
1.000.000
90,000,000
20,000,000
1,000,000
Irving Trust Co:
Common
50,000,000
Capital notes
5,000,000
J Henry Schroder Tr
1,000,000
Lawyers Co Tr Co—
Common
2,000.000
Capital notes.....
250,000
Mfrs Trust Co:
Common
Capital notes
Marine Midi Tr Co:
Common.
32,935.000
25,000.000
J£3 548682
[£2453798
754,177
{—
u?
June
[2,626,712
|100
1,211,780
7,803,193
2,762,659
[ £57,769,439 445,692,490
611,964
8,090,291
c545,458
6,401,170
100
32,444
2,043,364
I 25
1,393,587
8,304,463
100
300,000
302,369
4.30
4,303,500
10
a29,412
6,046,884
(20
1
25
400,000
400,000
....
{100
20
■Tkl NORTH CAROLINA
tat
June
30^°nS
Per
150,000 lo
71,295
2,002,377
421,987
500,000
500,000 f 610,994
200.000 C
504,733
Union Nat Bank....
358,448
300,000
American Trust Co..
1.200.000 01,161,417
tndepend'ce Tr Co.. (/l.OOO.OOo c 884,364
3,032,876
Commercial Nat Bk.
Mer A Farm N Bk..
3,. 78,999
1,547,179
4,617.978
100
100
1501000 J
44 X
Charlotte—
17 X
1SX
215
100
100
100
100
37,307,436
2,380,778
50
107
55
110
150"
151
155
30
71
45
235
DurhamCitizens'
294
Nat Bank.
150.000
500,000
400,000
100.000
Fidelity Bank
Depositors Natl Bk.
299
Home Savings Bank.
0
42,499
924,669
110,180
90,006
100
25
1,000,116
12,187,170
75
20
1,067,976
1,653,969
25
"35"
| £10,297,483
31,364,445
14 H
15 H
114,000 1
100,000
100,000 1
100,000
52.244
1,036,443
10
10
6,608,741
10
10
200,000
300.000
59.954
421,259
2,047,020
5,821,451
25
400,000
400,000
100,000
...
24,156
318,000 1k 193,399
282.000
Common...
Preferred
415,2i5
972,115 I 25
1100
Greensboro—
100
{ 25
zzx
Common.......
Z5X
Preferred
.....
Security Nat Bank452,975,817
j£7378940
{ 20
19
Common
20X
Preferred
Wilmington
{<20
J £21,714,545
{ 25
[8,205,986
{ 20
Wflm Sav A Tr Co..
93
571,737
cent
lea
10
96
Wilson-
5H
Branch Bkg A Tr Co
Common
6X
........
Preferred........
loo
59
100 1625
100
11,375,527 J100
1160
85,4Q6
1,201,057
100,000 1o 46,933
100,000
2.500.000 o2.427,076
63,310,282
Nat Bk at Wilson...
25
68
Winston-Salem—
1675
First National Bank50
Common
Preferred
Wachovia Bk ATr__
0
o
re
sa
—
People's Sav Bk A Tr
Rochester—
1,000,000
40~
Mech A Farmers Bk-
N
.
share.
20
20
Charlotte Nat Bank-
43 X
loo
u?
,
Guilford Nat Bank—
j£l 524017
71,598,016
5,000,000
Capital notes
1,000,000
New York Trust Co:
Common
256,450,947
12,500,000
Capital notes
2,500,000
Title Guar A Tr Co—
Common.
10,000,000
20,941,517
Capital notes..— 3,000,000
Trust Co of Nor Am.
279,668
4,079,521
1,000.000
Underwriters Tr Co.
830,238
1.200,000
7,497,753
U S Trust OoofNY
2.000.000 £27597211
61,855,840
Jamaica. L. I.—
Jamaica Nat Bank..
260.900
1,594,200
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
20
Nomi nal.
100
360,357
10
400,000
Aahevllle—
First Nat Bk A Tr..
Common...
Preferred
10
16,381,401
[£177,167,464
50
200,000
200,000
500.000
Preferred.
100
6,079,395
1181095182
cent
20
72,554
57,519,288
o
sa lea
Common
13X
U?
[ £16,206,087 218,820,453 { 20
184,795
N
re
100
1
12
11 %
100
20
4,313,312 f
43
J 20
41,457,064
3,107,861
5,115,313
37,485,622
4,873,949
2.939,540
2,616,989
1,943,704
100
Yonkers Nat Bank
A Trust Co—
Continental Bk A Tr:
Common
Capital notes
500,000 k 110,427
104,937
300.000
250,000
/128,445
200.000
127,607
100
40
10
100
115
39
2,258,038
Preferred
County Trust Co.
Yonkers—First Natl
Bank in Yonkers..
6X
50
183,453
Peoples N B A T Oo:
Common
56
1,298,275
2,199,915
prices
200.000
White Plains—
Citizens Bank
12"
38
Nom.
jo 445,364
Bk A Tr Co..
Mutual Trust Co.
150
111
$
100,000
500,000
&ve—#ve Nat Bk...
Tarrytown N BATrOo
319
m
Ask.
179,684
/118.024
Mt Pleas BATrOo
Port Chester—1st N.
23
54
Bid.
250.000
200.000
Pleasantville—
"mi
312
Par
Peekskill—
Westches Oo Nat
Common.......
Preferred..
21X
......
20
$
$
A Trust Oo
100
100
4,691,712
2,939,274
10,163,470
6,528,764
7,635,196
25.000,000 1 £60,123,709 780,978,467
Capital notes.
5,000,000
Bronx County Tr Co
2,722,400
Cent Han Bk&Tr Co
Common
21,000,000
28H
Cross
Deposits.
Ossining Trust Co.
1934
1.000.000
510,657
500.000
246,791
2.000,000 fl,100,022
1.000,000 k 744,360
1.800,000
422,933
6,000,000
1,000,000
4H
Surplus A
Profits.
(Concl.)-
Ossining—1st Nat Bk
share.
State Institutions
June 30
NEW YORK
Capital.
Ask.
Nomi nal
N. Y. City (Concl.)
National Oity Bank:
115
TRUST COMPANIES
26
7,668,122
11
10
15
1 10
loo
14
15
1,281,140 I
18
Lincoln-Allia Bk&Tr
Common..
Capital notes ....
Central Trust Co—
Common
Capital notes..
Genesee VallTr Co..
Koch Trust A 8 D Co
2,000,000
3.500.000
J 01215556
53,944,981
{ 20
National Banks
[ 152.091
14,993,386
1,132,014
3,951,550
14,726,250
37,676,156
{ 20
25
20
7X
......
75
9M
Nomi nal.
.....
300,000
1,000,000
Capital notes..
Jl.801,538
30,597,377
{100
500
Dakota Nat
650
836,546
400,000
398,692
9,166,114
[ 492,926
5,846,138
1,153,309
13,830,896
loo
300
1,200,000 0 785,582
750,000
363,938
5,400,000 3,233,050
2.500.000 01,439,839
12,661,285
7,118,349
47,854,642
25,843,871
20
20
23
40.272,899
{<30
share.
100
225.000
50,000
2,062,875
1,273,826
N
n
158,602
85,728
0
150,000 1
600,000 /
250.000
Common
Preferred
Merch Nat Bk&Tr Oo
Nor A Dakota Tr Co
3,000,000 1
2,000,000
Capital notes
Bank..
ffargo National Bk-.
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Union Trust Co:
Common.
Per
Fargo—
85
Security Trust Co—
Common.....
NORTH DAKOTA
Oct. 17
600,000
1,500,000
3,250.000
1.000.000
135,454
6,529,116 1100
re
cent
100
sa
les
150.000
a
100
2,867,950
524,786
74,631
80,989
n
25
100
Schenectady—
Union National Bank
Citizens Trust Co—
Common
300,000
150,000
750.000
.....
Capital notes
Schenectady Tr Co..
0
100
250
National Banks
Oct.
17
{100
Institutions
State
OHIO
Oct. 2
k
.
Nomi nal
t
Akron—
Syracuse—
Lincoln Nat Bk A Tr
Merch Nat Bk A Tr.
First Trust A Dep Co
Syracuse Trust Co..
Troy—
Manufactur Nat Bk.
National Oity Bank.
Union Nat Bank
20
25
9
160*
25
<li
11
■'
6X
12
Per
Common
...
Capital notes
..
Goodyear State Bk..
600,000
300,000
500,000
Troy Trust Co
Utica—
First Citizens Bk A T <21,000,000
Capital notes
4,000,000
Oneida Nat Bk A Tr. 6
600.000
0
0
1
291,261
336,053
166,480
0757,444
518,148
21,481,101
7,895,136
5,535,148
3,323,845
25
25
50
100
Capital notes.—.
100
62K
200,000 L
500,000 /
100,000
4,984,456
100
3,330,802
/ 35
18
100
55,431
2,485,504
100
N 0
re cent
200,000 I
750,000 /
les
11,721,439 1100
418,116
U-
Canton—
110
180
First National Bank.
35,655,559 12X
20
8,224,650
sa
19
1,103,263
409,786
500.000
Geo D Harter Bank.
.7,750,422
74,148
Firestone Bk TrAS B
Common
<2,000.000 01,071,489
share.
Dime Savings Bk Oo
1,800,000
CincinnatiAtlas Nat Bank
Olnn Bk A Tr Co
Columbia Bk A S Co
400,000
500.000
200,000
s
12,692,567
7,472,278
100
100
1,059,753
8,685,632
2,500,639
1,392,537
100
100
10
122,962
138,006
<400
200
70
7
210
80
12
Watertown—
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
Watertown Nat BkCommon.......
Preferred
156,491
500.000
200,000
210,000
J
500,000
400,000
[ 239,813
Northern N Y Tr Co
Common.
Capital notes...
75,710
500,000
3.000.000
738,544
726,982
11,462,074
5,532,956
0145,068
139,974
c292,193
519,401
962,383
2,348,343
4,117,799
12,745.908
100
9
10
New Rochelle—
Central Nat Bank.
300,000
First Nat Bank
300,000
...
Huguenot Tr Co..
New Rochelle Tr..
450,000
1,650.000
20
20
20
20
to vote
Sept.
18
1934
on
to the Reconstruction Finance
c
{<25
Weatoheater Oo—
Aft. Vernon—1st N..
Mt Vernon Tr Oo.
Dec. 30 1933.
Utica, N. Y.,
proposed sale of $200,000 of pref. stock
5 Stockholders of the Oneida National Bank A Trust Co. of
\ 40
8,967,578
a
were
Corporation.
Dec. 31 1932.
d New York State Bkg. Dept. on Oct. 3 1934 approved a
the capital of the First Citizens Bank A Trust Co., Utica,
$2,000,000 of $5 par to $1,000,000 of
eJune 30 1934.
a In process of liquidation.
£ Sept. 29 1934.
n Member First Nat. Bank Stock Corp.
Oct. 17 1934.
< Controlled by Marine Midland Corp.
March 31 1934.
s June 30 1934.
par.
/March 5 1934.
I Last sale.
0
r
9
New stock
x
Ex-rights.
z
Dec. 31 1933.
reduction in
N. Y., from
BANKS
116
National Banks
Oct. 17
Capital.
Surplus <*
Profits.
COMPANIES
TRUST
Institutions
State
OHIO
AND
""'SSS'so"* PENNSYLVANIA
Oct. 2
Surplus A
Profits.
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
\
Capital.
Ask.
Gross
Deposits.
Cincinnati (Con.)
First National Bank.
$
$
-
6,000.000
4,916,344
113
109
Nomt nal.
share
Per
800,000
600,000
Be Ohio 8 Bk & Tr Go g
650,000
Western Bk & Tr Go
2,250,000
147,536
911,627
60,900
163,046
2,916,386
722,973
314,226
293,948
Central Trust Go—
i
Common
1,627,590
100
50
People's Bk & Sv Go
150,000
700.000
Pror 8 Bk & Tr Oo.
Becond Nat Bank...
1,800,000
1,000,000
50
140
75
100
10
100
100
10
52,927,770
Northslde Bk & Tr Go
40
120
18
20
75
50
75
100
4
6
32
Nat
Second
85
35
100
4,327,347
7,266,101
2,027,500
2,070,758
29,842,989
11,016,183
4,637,084
11,513,423
Lincoln Nat Bank..
Bank..
Lehigh Vail Trust Co
Common
jioo
45
20
150
100
150,000
305,000
Common.
Preferred
jn 341,977
( 391,662
3,048,870
1300
5,275.584 [100
1100
Altoona Trust Co—
250,000
300,000
249,300
Preferred
25
[ 10
I 1°
'iloi'
•
276,298
1,563,379
110,000
538,220
195,152
170,219
11,897,794
7,087,208
2,260,145
300,000 Id 494,209
Central Trust Co...
}
2,316,622
73,481,194
Jioo
33
10,177,638
lot
Erie-
36
Bank of Erie
231,502
800,000
300,000
Nat Bk & Trust Co..
100
3,021,454
660.000 d
Marine Nat Bank
350.000
200.000
First National Bank.
n
101
450
100
275
100
lor
15
Security-Peoples Tr-
Central Un Nat Bk—
I
Common
5,000,000 11,255,214 104,935,720
8,000,000
250,000
569,764
2,357,880
Lorain Str Sav & Tr. V
500.000
611,709
8,804,892
National City Bank
Common..
4.700,000
1,339,468 91,783,746
Preferred
4.000,000
North Amer Bk Co. k
200.000
41,330
453,986
Cleveland Trust Co
Common
13.800.000 3,250,197 249,857,634
Capital notes
15,000,000
Union Sav & L Co..
900.000
466,775
2,121,041
Preferred
Clev Sav & Loan Co.
20
7H
Common
8H
Union Trust Co
100
12,425
743,267
239,134
886,579
874,284
ol,246.409
n
997,761
1,254,513
270,959
1,889,774
5,000,745
2,737.700
2,191,043
9,043,790
5,472,595
1,936,440
I
200
50
[
300,000
1/204.200
Preferred
16
.
50
25
SO"
50
10
15.
25
45
50
100
[20
13
14
Harrisburg—
Allison-East End Tr.
130
246.350
300.000
400,000
Harrlsburg Nat Bank
100
Central Trust Co...
Common wealth Tr Co y
100
.....
55
57
937,800
400,000
400.000
250.000
Dauphin Dep Tr Co.
Harrisburg Trust Co
10O
Union Trust Co—..
1,786,035
17,949,284
100
10
943,196
1,774,160
47,863,300
3,075,370
826,590
48,965,200
100
Cones toga Nat Bk.
Fulton Nat Bank..
Lancaster Co Nat Bk
150*
25
20
100
266""
175
100
100
Lancaster—
Columbus—
Brunson Bk & Tr Co
250,000
City Nat Bk & Tr Co rl.200,000
Columbus Saving Bk
100.000
Fifth Ave Sav Bk Co
200,000
C
Huntington Nat Bk.
3,500,000
Market Exch Bank..
Northern Sav Bk
200,000
200.000
c4.000.000
Ohio National Bk
Dayton—
Merch N B & T Co-
Third N B & Tr Co
Preferred
2,715,379
Capital notes
Nat Bank of Toledo
Preferred
Spitoer-R T & 8 Bk.
Ohio Citizens Tr Co.
I'
148,194
Common...
Union Nat Bank
3,684,742
255,882
419,809
"25
7,988,962
19,820,379
&
r
j, 537,334
124,692
I
600.000
123,452
295,232
600,000
5,000,000
5.000,000
^1,528,124
sa
{:::
First National Bank.
les
Glmbel Bros Bk & Tr
Kensington Nat Bk.
NatBkofOer&Tr Co
25
10,536,150
100.000 f
Common
Preferred
Bank
335,146
8,010
1,539,450
1,000.00ft
12,241,504
{ 50
6,553,767
1,772,740
iloo
350,005
1,250,000
44,984,005
4,774,488
10
22
50
18
77,671,635
1,410,549
23 H
31H
30
20
100
24
29
74,584,183
inr
250
256
1,804,541
6,826,411
28,275,631
100
100
275
10,690,814
10
28
20""
"15"
50
29H
771,000
797,160
1,720,604
10
4
6
50
25
30
63
65
Common
250,000 f
100,000
7
Preferred
250,000
Philadelphia Nat Bk 14.000.000 nl9390714 316,514,151
Hnnsevplt Bank
65.000 b
85,000
1,119,000
Common
16
500.000
Preferred
12
"35"
750,000
South Phila Nat Bk-
15
10
State
1,545,007
1,353.203
26
3.300.000 n4,758,897 32,809,266
200.000
11,452
1,357,812
388.417
1.000,000
1,682,994
1,000,000
430,175
902.429
400,000
130,072
888,671
6,700,000 dl6419403 105,262.671
2.350.000
7,802,409
642,318
500.000
1,193,242
7,587,331
1,400,000 n2,492,180
14,490,201
4,000,000 nl0525837 104,966,418
882,250
3,015,038
8,695,451
Fidellty-Phila Tr C(
Institutions
June 30
Per
"Inanee
First National BankFirst State Bank
100,000
73,283
63,956
n
50.000
2,294,230
1,222,809
100
1,400,000
2,202.488
share
lor
106
112
50
14
17
82,000
58,273
25
100.000
Co of Pa
Frankford Trust Co
German town Tr Co
Glrard Trust Co
industrial Trust Co
Common
1st
100,000
preferred.,
2d preferred
Liberty Title A Tr < )o
Mitten Bk & Tr Co
Ninth Bank & Tr Co
100
Muskog
100,000
300,000
First Nat Bk&Tr Co
Common
Preferred
300,000
40,222
258,652
1,570,815
3,366,073
100
100
N
cent
4,975,444
[100
sa
les
o
Penn Co for Insur
1,215,745
33,486,461
Y 257,034
200,000
73,225
500,000
500.000
3.446,569
1.076,668
5,444,112
4,224,966
16,550,426
9,471,883
5,194,013
2,500,000 12,206,614
2,500,000
300,000
97,744
1,200,000 d 411,826
100,000
11,711
500,000
204,837
•
100
38,530,024 I
10
i
1°
100
5,377,228
12,305,396 [100
861,276 100
13,102,279 100
150
25
~50"
185
28
"75"
8,400,000 dl3951098 201,348,254
750. OOn
433.004
874,415
3,200,000 nl3670621 39,511,872
1,500.000
Real EstL'nd T&TCo
Common
7,500,000
7,500,000
J7.942,688
300,000
250,000
Preferred
jd 173,028
160
Pittsburgh—
Allegheny Valley Bk.
Common
100,000 In 60,508
200,000
200,000
112,078
Preferred..
Nat Bk of Oom'erce.
Nat Bank of Tulsa—
2,000,000
4.000,000
Jn2159426
3,746,433 [ 20
\ 20
20
4,004,339
39,811,646 f
n
237,282
100.000
n
500.000
e
City Dep Bk & Tr Co
Fourth Nat Bank—
200,000
Braddock Nat Bank.
20
31,049,987
11
285
293
1(H
205
10
195
27
If
18
19)*
82 X
10
80 X
10
9H
2%
11
3X
10
50
48
60
12**
10
15
^
8H
,
100
425
50
63
"69"
If
25H
27)4
40
50
372
380
65
100
9.775,455
50
61
30,516,582
10
5
5H
10
.
Common
Preferred
60
125
2,398,353
Arsenal Bank
549,328
60
100
Security Bk & Tr Co.
90
Tulsa—
2,500,000
'"bit
20
on
Lives & Grant Ann
Tr & Safe Dep Co.
Penn W'h'g & S D Co
Provident Trust
1100
4,373,067
100
10
Real Est Tr Co
200.000
Oklahoma City—
City Nat'l Bk&Tr Co
3H
10
1.000.000 dl ,246,357
1,500,000 d 496,713
1.375,000 nl,716,636
Northern Trust Co..
Nor Phila Trust Co
re
Commercial Nat Bk.
n
\ 30
995,973
4,000,000
3,000,000
_
Citizens National Bk
[ 30
Integrity Trust Co—
100
McAlester—
Nat Bk of McAlester
First Nat Bk of McA
15
Tradesmen'sNational
Bank & Trust Co.
OKLAHOMA
13 H
{-!?
58,999
Tioga Nat Bk & TrCo
6,514,818 I 25
7,373,329
96,774
Preferred
97
jn 763,456
200,000 f
300,000
425.000
Common
100
Nomi nal.
Preferred
120
Northw'n Nat Bk—
I
14,010,654
Guthrie—
...
120
10
46,094
200,000
Nat
Chestnut Hill T & Tr
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
10
1,458,887
131,456
72,123
250.000
Northeast
50
57,492,577
2,500,000
National Banks
June 30
Fidelity Nat Bank..
5,054,480
100,000
North Broad Nat'l Bk
Broad Street Trust.
Liberty Nat Bank..
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
180
Nat'l Bk of Olney—
2,047,475 [100
1125
1,479,447 100
15
5,134,931
Wyoming Bk & Tr.
Preferred
147
50
10
4,550.000 n8.068,414
59.916
500.000
3,111.000 n6,592,502
200.000
48,624
236,424
1,150,000
1,000,000 n3,865.015
400,000 nl ,484,992
Erie National Bank.
cent
Banca Com It Tr Co.
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common
20
Second Nat Bank—
750,000 It 371,910
1,250,000
Capital notes
Co
Trust
o
re
City Tr & Sav BkCommon
170
20
Corn Exch Nat Bank
1,250,000 Li 375,737
_
164,377
3.040.000 n6,553,886
1.125.000
484,566
City National Bank.
100
Dollar Sav & Tr Co—
Capital notes.
Mahoning Nat Bank
Mahoning Sav & Tr.
282,629
300,000 [
300,000
300,000
Preferred
Northern Bk & Tr Co
Market St Nat Bk_.
500,000
1.000,000
200,000
200,000
Capital notes
Youngatown—
8,423,807
8,780,951
5,937,711
Common
100
100
100
20
N
1,100,000
900,000
Common
Toledo Trust CoCommon
666,287
936,553
308,981
Farmers' Bk&Tr Co
C
ToledoCommerce Guard Bk
...
200.000 /
600,000
300.000
Philadelphia—
200,000
300.000
500,000
Preferred
Winters N B & T CoCommon
30,072
1,612,536
66,989
74,462
nl,233,539
229,012
16,303
o
Oentral-Penn Nat Bk
Common
Common
17
40
Altoona—
Cleveland—
Amer Say Bank Co..
155
145
ic
Co—
5,000,000
5,000,000
Capital notes
100
25
9,971,883
7,173,616
5,068,501
6,380,668
First Nat Bank—
Common
4,000,000
2.500,000
Fifth-Third-Union Tr ust
Common
.
Allentown Nat Bank
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
Bk & Tr Go
Capital notes
$
$
1.000.000 nl ,725,627
1.000.000 n2,440,400
450,000 nl,156,275
500,000
1,060,820
Allentown—
Per
100
56,958,580
Norwood-Hyde Park
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Nomi nal.
1.000.000
253,486
335,238
885,536
a
n
c
I 20
e
2,519,668
987,789
10,276,166
14,526,267
50
100
75
M)
100
50
m.
«■
—
•»
65
—
m*
80*
March 5 1934.
b Oct. 25 1933.
Member of the BancOhio Corp.
d Sept. 29 1934.
10
2,183,501
.
Dec. 30 1933.
f Oct. 22 1934.
g The Southern Ohio Loan Co., an affiliate of the Southern Ohio Savings
Trust Co., both of Cincinnati, Ohio, was merged under title of the
latter on Oct. 1 1934; capital debentures in the amount of $400,000 were
issued in purchasing the assets of the Southern Ohio Loan Co.
i Effective as of Aug. 9 1934, the National Bank of Commerce of Astoria,
Ore., with a capital of $100,000 was taken over by the First National
Bank of Portland, Ore.
k The North American Trust Co. of Cleveland, Ohio, reopened under
&
National Banks
Oct. 17
OREGON
State Institutions
Oct. 17
Nomi
Eugene—
First
National
Per
Bank
United States N Bk.
200,000
150.000 t
169,414
81,205
3,882,101
1,494,764
nat
share
100
0
r
First National Bank
Portland Tr & 8av Bk
States
I Last sale
n
100
Portland—
United
the title of the North American Bank Co.
<2,500,000
2,213,543
141,376
52,024,468
2,715,462
100
600,000
100
118
100
4.000.000 d3,382,421
82,439,044
20
30
120
105
Nat'l
Bk.
30)*
Oct. 17 1934.
March 31 1934.
Stockholders of
Ohio, in October
the
City
National Bank & Trust Co., Columbus,
the issuance of $1,200,000 of preferred
1934 approved
stock of $100 par value.
s Dec. 31 1932.
t June 30 1934.
v
V
Oct. 10 1933.
In
nrocess
of reorganization.
\
National
Oct.
Surplus
Deposits.
Per
46,509,557
73,772,164
Bank
Farmers Deposit Nat
First National Bank.
6.000.000
6.000.000
5,060,940
8.867,015
5,335,375
Forbes National Bk.
300.000
401,768
Fourteenth St Bank.
Freehold Bank
200.000
172,599
966,629
71,179
444,454
1,239,691
3,697,500
200.000
100.000
172,700
Keystone Nat Bk—
200.000 1
Common.-..
Nat Bank
165
175
Allegheny Trust Oo.
43,654
368,874
i
4,285,804
4,021,827
391,197
738,122
1,488,820
1,839,994
111,480
2.600,000
1.500.000
Colonial Trust Oo
Com'wealth Trust Oo
Oo.
125.000
Farmers Deposit Tr.
1.320.000
Fidelity Trust Oo
2.000 000
..
HaslewoodBk ofPitts
Hill Top Bank
1,101,923
9,306.858
109,416
389,264
200.000 t
200.000
Savings
50
100
People's—Pittsburgh
50
20
70,789,174
6.000.000 11,623,674
Oo
[100
sa
250,000
234,831
12.704,840
500,000
200,000
77,039
3,835,319
10
461,408
457,638
5,324,237
3,283,167
100
_
500.000 1
750.000 1
828,576
4,446,564
Provident Trust Oo.
150,000
South Hills Trust Oo
125.000
189,388
325,013
807,655
1,533,073
200,552,209
4,411,392
1,533,860
1,304,364
Preferred
1.600.000 71,783,491
Union Trust Oo
Washington Tr Co..
West End Bank
William Penn Tr Oo
1,241,938
147,747
174,179
600 000
200,000
125.000
Worklngman's Savgs
40
50
137
147
92
85
72
64
498,745
72
Co..
1,500.000
1.500.000 1,287,975
344,640
300.000
1.170.300 13,175,480
Nomi rial.
50
45
22%
21%
Sioux Falls—
Citizens Nat Bk A Tr
Corn Exch Sav Bank
First Nat'l Bk A Tr.
Scranton State Bk
168,184
lOv.
200.000
100.000
450.000
600.000
93,674
96.987
share
N
0
100
re
cent
100
•a
les
100
285
335
TENNESSEE
June 30
93
Institutions
Slut*
National Hanks
6100
80
June 30
60
N ami nal.
6(
50
Chattanooga—
CoCommercial Nat Bk:
Amer Tr A Bkg
10
872,482
City Bank & Tr Co..
Per
36,995
55,015
125.000
100
1,204,601
1,077,160
3,714,210
4,070,985
in<
10,522,871
2,414,752
11,690.209
Preferred
^30"""
SOUTH DAKOTA®0"
100 5850
9,560.681
Berks Oo Trust Oo..
120
1100
110
63
185
17
175
16
877,192 J100
11,361
80,000
70,000
Preferred.
77
10
10
8%
I6c
Union Nat Bank:
I
J100
Spartanburg—
Common
/1,000.000
ent
les
Gom'l Nat Bank—
Common
ReadingCommon
o
j 20
9,008,310
1,475,602
100.000
Rank A Trust Oo.
N
Greenville—
Security Nat'l B A Tr
Common
Preferred
15
Hamilton Nat Bank
6
4.95
25""
883.752
r
250,000 \r 161,511
400,000
894,831
2.000.000 r
100
7,129,474 1100
1100
100
29,692,301
snare.
150
125
150
8,846,085
160
1
1
1
"96"
100 lie
5.00
17
Per
625,000
10
Knoxville—
10
Comm'l Bk A Tr Oo.
RamiltonNat'onalRk
26
50
Park National Bank.
200 000
a
son
nnO
r
76,265
522,697
r
182,795
849,598
17,141,790
5,644,297
l?&
1.000.000
1,272,989
1,279,695
61,843
30,778,382
23,539,534
1,249,264
100
205
210
100
100
200
210
3.500.000 r2,794,702
39,827,093
10
3.000.000 Ir 286,279
4.000.000
402,242
300.00u
433.729
800,000
35,092,097 f 10
100
A
Ng^Bank—
,3,154,319
5.000,000
1,500,000
Common.......
Preferred
200.00<
Green
Ridge Bank.
North Scranton Bank
Providence
171,426
347,000
88,931
n
500,000
200.000
Bank...
25
.
760,882
2,108,000
754,737
4,127,691
634,162
13.994,045
260.000
Preferred
West Side
Bank
391,422
2,520,844
Wilkes-Barre—
First National Bank
89,587
1,429,323
1,058,367
22,760.785
13,350,206
3,663,079
7,484,702
Dep A Sav Bk_
600.000
Bank...
100
965,616
860,238
f
275
100
250.000 U 136,945
200,000 ;
340,988
Common
Preferred
250.000
40
547,636
10
14
8,559,916 1100
(ft)
100
iUO
125
1,000.000 /
251,572
600.000
1
392,740
225,000
500.000 J
...
Preferred
155"
450
13.984,978
18
50
105
TEXAS
Nomi nal
Per
American Nat Bank.
1,581,185
10
3,502,688
20
26
3,559,596
10
l«;_
351,923
25,182
522,594
217,659
519,251
793,444
505,965
737.497
.135,022
Eastern Nat Bank..
100.000
First National Bank.
600.000
Industrial Nat Bank.
125.000
225.000
Western Nat Bank
Guardlan Trust Oo.i
300.000
500.000
500,000
'ork Trnutrio
v>n
York Oo Nat Bank
York N Bk A Tr Oo.
_
2,556,436
414,720
5,654,871
1,425,924
3,199,935
4,213,599
3,486.667
3,312,789
5,674,569
nop
10
10
100
I
150.000
First National
10
1,925,939
Bank..
Capital Nat Bank—
Capital stock
Preferred stock—
Beaumont—
American Nat Bank.
.*
Drov A Mech N Bk
300,000
600.000
315,576
25
Austin Nat
10
162,755
-5
Bank.
Secur St Bk A Trust
18
"25"
15
190
17"
100
20
175
190"
32
35
26
25
26
Common
26
60%
63
Preferred.
10
15
16
First
10
100
r
281,366
J
62,557
r
345,731
r
100.000
100.000
National Bank-
Liberty State Bank:
Common—
Capital notes
...
20
Jr 28,921
1,000.000
1.000.000
jr 320,766
150.000
Oo
1,000.000
[
120,001) i
25
27,447
548,190
524,059
3,671,579
989,880
3,848,702
25
*
Providence—
Blackstone Can Nat.
60
63
100.000 U
100.000
120,000
High St Bk A Tr Oo
Mechanics Nat Bank
/
51,825
278,377
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Co.
Lincoln Trust Oo
Rhode I Hoa Nat Bk.
Rhode Isld Hos TrOo
Union Trust Oo
_
-
_
201,066
850,000
Preferred
NatBank of OomATr
Phenix Nat Bank
906,683
(10
10
a
r *
216,495
699,819
j
125,000
100,000
26,186
J100
28%
737,629
13%
14%
24%
25%
0
59,183,313 I 20
[lOO
5,608,836
15,753,124
1,409,790
J rl4,022
937,297
100
20
J100
" 200
190
24%
1,500.000 12.196,195
4,000,000 9,539,503
192,549
125,000
2.500.000 6 2,682,559
5,000.000 11,950,096
10
j 20
Sale price.
April 30 1934.
50
100
15
978,402
«*•*«»
110
••
50
46
6,668,259
112
oU
3,394,795
100
180
9,765,360
100
170
111,979,717
25
15
888,436
42,319,713 *100
47,367,130 1000 2200
115
21,652,937 100
50
118
190
180
20
1,474,122
process
I Last sale.
2400"
n
125
0
Sept. 29 1934.
Oct. 17 1934.
March 5 1934.
Woonsoeket—
IVoonsonket Trust Oo
In
r
1,000,000
Preferred
25%
110
100
d A mutual savings
4,420,329 ( 25
50
450,000 11,078,244
Common..-.
30%
110
100
Security Corp.
of reorganization.
bank.
e The National Bank of America In Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa., resumed
business on an unrestricted basis on Sept. 28 1934.
f Charter granted to the Union National Bank of Reading, Readmg, Pa.,
a reorganization of the Farmers' National Bank & Trust Co., the Reading
National Bank A Trust Co. (including the West Reading Title & Trust Co.)
and the Penn National Bank Trust Co., all of Reading, Pa.
0 Affiliated with tne Citizens A Southern JNationai ban* of bavannah. Ga.
1 Dec 31 1932.
k Stock all owned by the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.
c
110
250,000 1
250,000 1
Common...
les
10)
ft Member or First
Columbus Nat Bank:
Common
Preferred
ent
100
500.000
Capital notes.
o
100
17,651,233 f 20
1100
Co:
Common
m
OU
300.000
Newport Nat Bank..
Newport Trust Oo..
«•
r
100,000
75.000
Common
Texas Bank & Tr
1,934,511
.
4,000,000 Irl,294163
2,000,000
Dallas Bank A Tr
25
rec
sa
94,979,799
150,000
100,000
Republic Nat Ba
Capital notes
Preferred
6,840,176 I
[100
8,000,000 r3,165,016
r
Oak Cliff Bk&Tr Co:
Per
91,336
300,000
400,000
N
2,043,017 /100
637,895
31,408
Nat Bank of Comm.
Nomi
100
100
Mercantile Nat Bk—
Preferred
"""W*5RHODE ISLAND *"$£■is"0"8
share
100
6,806,586
10,872,064
1,260,750
400.000
400,000
200,000
Trust Co:
Newport—
Aquldneck Nat Exch
Bank & Sav Co
5,141,105
13,302,543
-Dallas
Common
Common.
130
June 30
110
10
250,000 1
250,000 /•
Common
16
institutions
Stau
National Banks
June 30
500
20
York—
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Co
"80'"
70
1100
500.000 1
u
45
loo"
25
W Branch Bk &Tr Co
6%
lioo
5,431,512
9.210,197
Austin—
Wllliamsport N Bk
11
325
50
50
Nat Bank
Commerce-Union Bk
Nashville Trust Co—
Common
50
First National Bank:
Preferred..
Preferred
Preferred
Third National Bank
Wllliamsport—
Common
American Nat Bank
Broadway
100
25
i
220,113
5,405.545
3,011,965
Wyoming Nat Bank.
Nat
60
40
9,096,255
250.000
250.000
1.000.000
500.000
Second
80
25
1,811,396
2,500,000
Preferred
250
10%
Nashville-
25
25
Hanover Bk & Tr Co
Common
50
25
760.000
Miners Nat Bank
50.000
Common
250.000
200,000
Common
Bank.
Union Planters' Nat'l
175
Penna Trust Oo-—
Preferred
r
State Savings
Bank A Trust Co.
1,776.770
Third Nat B & T CoCommon
r
1,000.000
50
Memphis—
[50
112,555
1,000,000
300,000
8k A Tr.
1.000.000
Nat Bk of Commerce
788,693
400.000
Preferred
South Side
First National Bank
80""
25
50
200,000 \t
300,000
Common
60
25
50
71,737,953
Scranton Nat Bk—
,o
roc
Columbia—
Potter Title & Tr Co
W-B
14,357,614 1100
Preferred
lot
1,741,627
411,601
250.000
Bank A Trust Oo
First
133,760
Common
200,0UU
Union Savings Bank.
Western 8 A D Bank
E
,000,000
800,000
Miners A Merch Bk
South Caro Nat Bk-
61
250,000
100.000
700.000
Reading Trust
Scranton—
9,126,744 0100
i00
4,272,268
100
427,516
Peoples Nat Bank...
47,084
2.000.000
1.000.000
500.000
700.000
Tr
717,438
171,376
40,083
First National Bank.
Union National Bank
share.
Per
%
$
$
501).000
200.000
50.000
Carolina Sav Bank.
1,205,071 / 25
1 25
101
787,972
50
7,345,485
loo
24,804,729
28,030,014 100
61
2,648,111
101
6,743,528
100
27,410,157
14,004,285 100
60
1,767,806
301,518 10C
26
13,677,572
50
702,987
61
1,895,034
Ohio Valley Bank..
Pitt National Bank.
Manchester
100
100
2,133,075 J 50
102,626
125,000
125,000
Preferred
Dormont 8 & T
Charleston—
Bank
Common
210
First Nat Bk of Ool.
'
Common
Ask.
Bid.
Par
So Carolina State Bk
Nat Bank of America
•
Gross
Deposits.
Capital notes
180'"
1-50
200,000
10V.
7.600.000 18,271,813 248,186,196
Preferred
Oct. 17
Nomi nal.
Citizens A Sou
100
at
Pittsburgh
Iron A Glass Dol Sav
Mellon
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
share.
—
73,509,611
6,088,806
2,834,800
885,065
Dollar Savings
Bank
Ask
Bid.
Par
Nomi nal.
Pittsburgh
(Concluded.)
Homewood
State Institutions
fr*' SOUTH CAROLINA
Gross
A
Profits.
Capital.
117
AND TEUST COMPANIES
BANKS
Nov., 1934]
s
200,000 U 325,851
250.0001/
2,548.328
100
50
/100
Dec. 30 1933.
X June
x
30 1934.
Ex-dividend.
«-•-
-
—
-
•
,—v —-
-
- ••
•
118
BANKS
National Banks
June 30
TRUST
COMPANIES
State Institutions
June 30
TEXAS
Surplus A
Profits.
Deposits.
$
Capital.
AND
$
National Banks
Cross
Par.
Bid.
State
VIRGINIA
June 30
Surplus A
Ask.
Institutions
June 30
Cross
Profits.
Deposits.
Capital.
Par
Bid.
Nomi nal.
El Paso—
9
El Paso Nat Bank..
300,000
v
State National Bank
300.000
0
251,071
936,951
Per
share.
150
500 '
100
5,571,938
14,553,684
100
750,000
338,585
11,340,470
100
j0 482,602
28,094,791
f 20
[ 20
0
Loan
825,000
Preferred
675,000
Ft Worth Nat Bank:
pi ,500,000 101232,133
Preferred
1,000,000
Fraternal Bk & Tr Co
15,420
10,339
Stockyards Nat Bank p 200,000
28,747
35,676,779 I
100.000
20
I
—
Union Bank & Tr Co
501,371
2,443,054
545,000
21,216
City National Bank.
200,000
300,000
First National Bank.
Hutchings-Sealy
National Bank
246,143
231,427
0
Co
27^
10
100
9,177,222
3,599,595
750,000
1,000.000
Houston—
Cltlsens State Bank
100
100
N
o
7,360,038
7,780.673
100
1,742,280
100
50
4,028,129 f 20
1100
Common
300,000
300.000
Preferred
First Nat Bank—
Common
] 142,966
3,000,000 101002,101
Preferred
2,500,000
Houston Nat Bank.. ol .000,000
Second Nat'l Bank..
2.000,000
Nat Bank of Comm.
3,500.000
State National Bank
600,000
Union National Bank
1,000,000
South
Texas
Com¬
mercial Nat Bank.
Federal Trust Co
Houston Land & Tr.
Ban Jacinto Nat BkCommon
300,000
Preferred
350.000
|
•a
Preferred
23,053,958
24,543,396
5,475,305
21,026,211
100
"160"
100
5409,716
100
100
100
100,000
100,000
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
515,796
317,680
0
3,349,449
2,701,731
5
100
115
75
150
Bank of Comm A Tr
~lI6"
100
150
State-Planters
& Trust Co:
100
500
80
12,176,194 /100
1 80
57
65
75
|0 108,302
1,504,307
10
10
62,290
2,411,897
10
/ 119,811
5,155,028
N
o
71,463
113,452
622,567
1,987,966
100
re
cent
100
sa
386,847
8,110,701
v
I 50
\
50
Common
18
21
10,756,272 / 20
\100
20
60,786,060
1,506,607 100
16
20
463,897
814,700
43,513,357
298,712
27,234
326,592
2,470,667
841,552
5,824,416
365,424
1,208,223
321,743
5,198,882
20,587,996
2,400,452
v
200,000
1,200,000
100
"42" "45
60
70
100
82'.
11
Uoo
200,000
.
Southern Bk A Tr Co
Virginia Trust Co...
!
20
Bank
Preferred
700
75
1,250,000
2,000,000
First A Mer Nat Bk.
Mech A Mer Bank..
Poll'd A Bagby Tr Co
30
100
475
1,000,000 1/ 603,254
50,000
3,000.000 v2,411,783
200.000
56,381
154.500
102,764
Central National Bk:
Common
Preferred
150"
100
100
100
Richmond—
1175
100
3,059,724
2,477,497
24,524,111
600,000
Merch A Farmers Bk
100
165,029
384,243
250,000
250,000
250,000
450,000
Co..
100
125
125
3,208,103 [100
uoo
77,438
r
Portsmouth—
Sav Bank A Tr Co
Port Arthur—
First National Bank.
3,794,210
200,000
200,000
515,000
Preferred
Petersb Sav A AmTr
Preferred
Trust
100
5,289,258
4,058,511
738,406
v
100
Petersburg-
Cltlsens
iOC
100
les
110
loo
41,926,677
69,822
325,749
v
500,000/
American Nat Bank:
Common
(100
100
673,028
250,000
250,000
Citizens Nat BankCommon
1_
7,468,657
1,500,000 01,149,817
400,000
200,000
347,136
600,000 0
845,678
1,750.000
339,117
Fidelity Trust Co—
Guardian Trust Co_.
100
43,347,252
123,519
651,475
2,275,287
165,684
1,000,000
80,413
v
0
Nat Bk of Commerce
2.000,000
606,447
Seaboard Citz N BkCommon
1,500,0001 0l ,083,238
14
City National Bank:
100
100
Norfolk—
12,976
250,000
6,973,890
3,747,862
3,306,363
75,000
150,000
300,000
Com'l Tr A Sav Bk:
Common
Preferred
Ly ncnourg Tr A S B.
Mer & Mec Sav Bk_.
Merch & Planters Bk
100
370,107
205,242
0
573,188
415,204
255,164
500,000
re cent
U S National Bank..
v
v
200,000
Corp
20
25
Galveston—
„
Trust
People's Nat Bank..
Cltlsens' Mutual Ind
First National Bank:
Common
1.000,000
l.oooiooo
Lynchburg Nat Bank
&
Fort Worth—
Continental Nat Bk_
Common
Lynohburg—
First National Bank.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
100
25
70
I
12
80
15
10
12
50
50
60
Roanoke—
San Antonio-
Colonial Amer Nat B
First Nat Exch Bank
Alamo National Bk:
Common
500,000
1,000,000
Common
Preferred
Commonwealth BATr
Frost National Bank
Groos Nat Bank—
Common
J0 433,663
11,812,930 rioo
200,000 If 124,131
300,000
300.000
d53,059
1.200.000 0
985,900
Preferred
Bexar Co Nat Bank-
1,705,435 f 50
1 50
100
583,499
23,969,476 100
350,000 10
150,000
Sam Houston...
Ban Antonio Nat Bk
100,000
500,000
South Texas Nat BkOommon
Preferred
Waco—
Uoo
National Banks
June 30
0
600,000
200.000
521,544
12,890,769
100
11,274
29,981
566,657
100
100
SeattleCanadian Bk of Com
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
Pacific Nat Bank
People's Bk A Tr Co
2,185,037 flOO
Sumitomo B of Seattle
Tower Savings Bank
1100
University Nat Bank
48,358
3,396,839 rioo
3,393,169
J0 129,794
150,000
N
\ioo
o
re cent
les
•a
Seattle Trust Go
Cltlsens' Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
250,000
231,605
298,984
94,730
1,000,000
National City Bank.
i
no
noo
7,706,222
9,949,018
100
597,017
175
65
100
50
150
60
100
Per
Per
300,000
First Security Bk NA
Eton's Sav Bk & Tr:
Common
4,408,950
11,828,440
8,000,000 »2,432,012
First Nat Bk in Spok
10,002,457
13,274,100
11,111,636
100
624,649
616,969
1,000,000
500,000
Walker Bk A Tr Co:
Common
Capital notes
Jh 740,600
500,000
208,880
1,500,000
750,000
J 301,354
40
Trust Co
92
State
20
11
30
40
50
113,657
3,529,362
100
1100
N
59,088
341,645
258,819
100
855,912
23,484,195 «100
100
3.824,907
sa
835,841
181,759
13,209,098 <100
25
2,927,225
0
200.000
o
re cent
les
loo "70"
(100
"•Sir WEST VIRGINIA s""Sto"
98
Nomi nal.
Charleston—
"75"
55
60
KanawhaBkgATr
1.062,500
750,000
Co
Nat Bank of Comm.
Central Trust Co...
Institutions
June 30
Per
Charleston Nat Bk:
Common
Preferred
Capital notes
Kanawha Valley Bk.
VERMONT
r..
11,555,399 /100
600,000
Common
National Banks
June 30
20K
loo"
]0 303,025
1.000.000
75
125
(100
21,323,651
19K
95
50
65
115
nat
share..
Tacoma—
Nat Bank of Tacoma
100
1,929,859
0
500,000
500,000
25.000
Puget Sound Nat Bk
100
13,706,153
3U0.U00
Capital notes
Utah Sav & Trust Co
Washington
share.
100
100
266,374
1,000,000 h
Salt Lake City—
Dontl Nat BkATr Co
900,000
First National Bank 61,0t)O,UUU
Utah State Nat Bank
1,000.000
161,357
503,610
100
6,176,136
79,083,655 i 20
40,211,921 c 25
100
17,030,705
13,689,787 100
100
1,399,874
20
1,478,428
20
3,432,733
2,810,250 100
2.500,000 02,075,457
2.500.000 0
889,630
r
600.000 0
811,115
200.000
89,894
300,000
100,949
500,000
163,621
550.000
374,793
Security State Bank.
Spok A East Tr Co.. el ,750,000
Nomi nal.
Ogden—
Commercial Sec Bk
150
70
Nomi
Preferred
Sept. 29
65
100
Spokane—
State Institutions
UTAH
Oct. 17
100
mn
WASHINGTON
500.000
Old N B & Un T CoCommon
National Banks
'
800.000
0
Preferred
Nat Bank of Comm.
National Bank ofFort
1,000,000
1,000,000
Mountain Trust Bk
500,000
250,000
1,000, UOO
200,000
500.000
|0 856,647
share.
18,844,473 f 25
\ 40
3,731,054
)0 126,188
}l ,437,466
15,943,267
30,425
2,205,644
244,095 s
482,662
(100
loo
100
100
Wheeling—
Barre—
Granite S B A Tr Co
310,000
People's Nat Bank.
Quarry S Bk A Tr Co
Nomi nal.
Per share.
205,000
2<
341,157
110,000
173.102
>0.000
3,324,193
2,469,042
1,808.097
100
100
100
512,500
600,000
150.000
5,546,635
4,867,736
40
4,063,179
71,990
1,153,292
101
374,378
4,870,498
100
75
449,605
34,558
493,081
516,343
119,100
581,974
891,771
3,940,934
4,518,209
1,092.397
3,842,588
25
100
100
100
100
110
190
1,795,300 01,513,316
17,405,438
100
10(5
600.000
500,000
100,000
300.000
So Side Bk A Tr Co.
100
658,819
32,934
1,090,000
569,966
334,029
73,251
0
100.000
600.000 /
Co
Half Dollar Trust A
Sav Bank
Nat Bank of W Va__
Nat Exchange Bank.
Burlington—
Chittenden Co Trust
SowardNatBk&TrCo
Merchants Nat Bank
Burlington Trust Co.
Center Wheeling Sav
Cltlsens Mutual Tr
100
Security Trust Co..
Wheeling Dollar Savs
100
A Trust Co
12
80
90
110
108
t
*
Montpeller—
Capital 8 B & Tr Co
407,500
First National Bank
Common
Preferred
Montpeller Nat Bank
Montp'r S B & Tr Co
a
n294,856
150.000 10 139,736
235.400
100,000
30,288
100.000 k
150,286
a
3.494,744
100
Preferred
Clement Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
Klllington Nat Bank
Rutland Co Nat Bk:
Common........
Preferred
Rutland Trust Co
August 16 1934.
b Member of First
Security Corp.
Member of the Marine
c
2,313,013 rioo
1100
1,170,952
4,163,935
20
luu
N
o
re cent
sa
les
Bancorporation.
d March 5 1934.
e
Member of the Northwest
Bancorporation
/ Sept. 29 1934.
Q Dec. 30 1933.
h June 30 1934.
Member First National
Corp.
k Dec. 31 1932.
I Last tale
i
Rutland—
Central Nat Bank—
Common.........
Sale price
100,000
60,000
100,000
225,000
100,000
100,000
125,000
257.500
j 115,000
860,000 rioo
Uoo
J 448,729
2,491,455
131,697
365,199
j
/ io
l
10
100
94,792
2,295,208 rioo
11,100
1,354,802
1100
100
n
Contingency
reserve.
Controlled by the Joseph F. Meyer interests.
Merger of the Stockyard National Bank into the Fort Worth National
Bank, both of Fort Worth, Tex., became effective Oct.
15 1934.
r
Member People's
Corp.
o
p
S
Trust
funds.
t The
Bexar
Comptroller of the Currency issued a charter on Oct, 16 1934 to the
County National Bank, of San Antonio, Tex., which replaces the
Commercial National Bank of that
city,
u Conservator
appointea.
0 Oct. 17 1934.
x
ifix-diviaend.
BANKS
Nov., 1934]
National Banks
June 30.
TRUST
AND
COMPANtES
119
State Institutions
June 30.
WISCONSIN
Canadian'Bank Statements
Capital,
U Crosse—
Surplus A
Profits.
Exchange State Bank
Nat Bk of La Orosse.
State Bk of La Orosse
Deposits.
Par.
$
6
500.000
50.000
550.000
100.000
Batavian Nat Bank.
Returns
Qross
3,746.886
20
669.381
4,322,135
2,050.924
284,050
114,345
309,875
139.301
Prices
all of Aug. 31 1934.
are per
cent, not per share.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
30
e—
loo
are
Ask.
Bid.
20n
o
re cent
100
sa
les
Qross
Reserve
Fund.
Capital
Milwaukee—
Deposits.
•
Par.
Halifax-
Amer St~te Bank...
683,347
42,277
200.000
182,786
400.000
4.137,300
684,361
80,393
100.000
475.000
33,356
1,489,786
d
75,546
200.000
1,630,600
10.000.000 c6,039,963 154,994,070
500.000
611,124
79,738
571,460
60,308
135,000
504,117
70
100
100
Badger State Bank.. d
Bid.
100
100
213
100
100
100
175
186
d
Olty Bank A Tr Co..
Bast Side Bank....
First Wise N Bk
Heme Savings Bank.
Kllbourn State Bk..
Lincoln State Bank:
Common
Capital notes
Marine Nat Bxch Bk
Marshall A Bsley Bk
Mer & Farmers St Bk
Mitchell St State Bk.
North Ave State Bk.
Park Savings Bank..
16th Ward State Bk.
State Bank of Milw.
TeutoniaAveStateBk
Vliet St State Bank.
West Side Bank
Wisconsin State Bk.
First Wise Trust Co.
100,000
300,000
2.200.000
3.000.000
d
200.000
200.000
200.000
200.000
200.000
550.000
475.000
52,409
.
:
943,740
1,407,428
186,716
107,080
100,257
25,987,379
32,206,591
1,919,123
1,206,658
2.005,466
805.017
22,535
38,707
:
677,870
445,515
829,701
1,054,720
2,838,856
1,856.085
2,939.120
35,155
424
68,284
764,277
281,219
590.841
200.000
400.000
300.000
1.000.000
"52H
KM
d
I
18""
20
20
20
Toronto32
16
29
14
d
Per
Bank of Toronto...
6,000,000 9.000.000 87,026,654
Can Bank of Comm. 30.000.000 20,000.000 450,305,815
Dominion Bank
7,000.000 7,000.000 89,298,900
Imperial Bunk of Can
7.000.000
8 noo.nno 103,036,513
20
10
20
155"
"20"
Montreal—
Per
Bank of Montreal— 36,000.000 38,000.000 561,954,810
7.000,000
5,000,000 99,134,216
Barclays Bk (Canada) 1,500,000
750,000
8,504,448
Provincial Blc of Can
4,000.000
1,000,000 37,160,425
Royal Bk of Canada. 35.000.000 20,000.000 571,827,594
Banque Canadienne.
10<
100
100
100
100
100
199
125
m,mmm
mmtm
162
a
Sale price.
Sept. 29 1934.
b Dec. 30 1933.
Per share.
Cheyenne—
211,140
234,465
250,000 \
300.000
4,540,350
4,834,192
Quotations
Bonds.
Bid.
Atlanta—5s 1952 opt 1932—JAD
6a 1957 opt 1937—JAJ
6s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
...MAS
Atlantic—5s 1954 opt 1934—MAS
6s 1952 opt 1932
.MAS
6s 1954 opt 1934
-JAJ
6s 1955 opt 1935
JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937
MAS
5s 1953 opt 1933
MAS
79
79
MAN
%
Sept 1954 opt 1934
5s Feb 1957 opt 1937
/Flat price*
MAS
FAA
e
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
ILast sale,
opt 1934 MAN
4Hs 1955 opt 1935
4Hs Nov 1957 opt 1937.MAN
6s Nov 1953 opt 1933
MAN
83
86
86
86
86
83
86
93
96
93
93
/
/
/
/
/
/
86
83
83
83
85
85
96
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
28
28
85
85
85
85
86
85
85
80
80
80
87
87
90
90
96
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
88
88
88
88
88
88
88
82
82
80
93
93
93
93
82
82
96
96
96
96
82
85
82
82
82
85
85
82
86
86
86
86
74
74
74
74
85
85
89
89
89
89
84
77
77
77
77
80
87
84
84
87
87
84
87
77
78
78
79
81
81
81
84
84
81
82
z
Ex-dividend.
MAN
5Hs Nov 1951opt 1931—MAN
Fremont—5s 195a opt '33.JAD
5s 1952
opt 1932
4*4s 1965 opt 1935
4*4s 1966 opt 1936
Ask.
Bid
Bonds.
Fletcher 4 Hs 1954
83
83
1952 opt 1932
MAN J
s 1964 opt 1934MAN /
[s 1965 opt 1935
AAO /
5s1953 opt 1933
MAS
5s 1954 opt 1934.
5s 1963 opt 1933
AAO
5s 1965 opt 1935.
JAJ
5s 1966 opt 1936.....
-JAJ
5s 1966 opt 1936
—AAO
5 **s 1951 opt 1931
MAN
Denver—5s 1954 opt 1934..JAD
5s 1955 opt 1935.
FAA
6s 1956 opt 1936—
FAA
5 He Nov 1951 opt 1931..MAN
Des Moines—5s *52 opt '32.MAN
5s May 1953 opt 1933
MAN
5s 1963 opt 1933
MAN
5Hs Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
First Carolines—5s 52 opt'32M AN
6s 1954 opt 1934
..AAO
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
5s Feb 1956 opt 1936
FAA
5s June 1956 opt 1936
JAD
1st ofFt WavneS **8'31qpt'51M AN
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933.
MAN
4Hs May 1957 opt 1937.MAN
4**s Nov 1957 opt 1937..MAN
First of Montgomery 5s '54 opt '34
6s 1966 opt 1936
AAO
6s Apr 1967 opt 1937
AAO
5a Dec 1967 opt 1937
JAD
First New Orl 6s '44 opt '34MAN
First Texas—5s '42 opt '32-MAN
5s 1943 opt 1933
.MAN
5s 1965 opt 1935
MAS
5s 1966 opt 1936
AAO
First Trust of Chicago—
4 He Feb 1958 opt 1938
FAA
4Hs Dec 1955 opt 1935—AAO
4*40 July 1954 opt 1934
JAJ
First Trust of Dallas—
5s
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
83
>
79
6s Feb 1953 opt 1933—-FAA
6a Deo 1953 opt 1933
JAD
California—5s 1951 opt 1931-M AN
6s July 1956 opt 1936-.—J&J
is
83
-»«■ mmm
for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue
Ask.
83
83
83
Burlington 4**s 1957 opt "37
414s Feb 1957 opt *3?
FAA
]s 1963 opt 1933.
100
100
Oct. 17 1934.
79
,
5**a Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
Chicago Joint 514s 51 opt'SlMAN
i s 1951 opt 1931—
MAN
6 s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
6s 1963 opt 1933
MAN
494s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
are
'
"J
d
10<
c
American Nat Bank.
Stock Growers N Bk.
177
186**
100
20
WYOMING
Oct. 17.
.
d
ioo
d
t Wisconsin Banks hares Corp. no par stock.
National Banks
cent.
214**
158** 160
100
*
.
Ask.
Per cent.
265
1 266
a
Oltlsens Bk of Mil.. d
S
$
%
Bank of Nova Scotia 12.000.000 24.000.000 205,091,811
MAN
JAD
AAO
Greensboro (NO) 5s*53 op'33 AAO
5s Dec 1955 opt 1935.
JAD
Greenbrier 5s 1964 opt 1934. AAO
5s 1965 opt 1935JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937
—MAS
6s 1968 opt 1938
Ill-Midwest—5a '53 op '33-AAO
5s 1954 opt 1934
JAD
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
4Hs Mar 1958 opt 1938-MA8
4*48 1956 opt 1936
MAN
Iowa 4Hs 1955 opt 1935.
AAO
4Hs 1956 opt 1936
FAA
5s Nov 1951 opt 1931
MAN
Kentucky—5s *52 opt '32—.MAN
92
95
92
95
95
97
97
92
94
94
75
78
75
73
73
78
77
82
85
82
87
87
85
90
90
87
90
87
90
77
77
77
76
76
77
74
74
74
72
72
78
78
80
94
81
JAJ
94
96
opt 1937
JAJ
Lafayette—5s 1953 opt '33.MAN
94
96
80
78
5a 1954 opt
6s Jan 1957
1934
4Hs Nov 1957 opt 1937-MAN
Lincoln—5s 1951 opt 1931.MAN
5s 1943 opt 1928
5s 1942 opt 1927
4Hs 1965 opt 1935
4Hs 1966 opt 1936
96
77
75
80
83
MAN
80
83
80
83
JAJ
JAJ
MAN
Maryland-Va 5s*55 opt *35-MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936——
JAD
opt 1933
5a Apr 1957 opt 1937
83
-MAN
4**s 1967 opt 1937
JAJ
Louisville—5s 1952 opt 1932MAN
5s Nov 1953
81
AAO
Minneapolis Trust—
5s Nov 1952 opt 1932
MAN
Mississippi 5s '55 opt *35—-FAA
5Hs Nov 1951 opt '31
MAN
NewYork 5s *62 opt '32
JAJ
5s 1953 opt 1933
JAJ
5a 1955 opt 1935..
JAJ
5s 1956 opt 1936
MAN
No Oaro—5s '53 opt '38
MAS
5s 1952 opt 193 I
MAN
5s 1955 opt 193 J—
FAA
5s 1956 opt 1936
MAS
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937—AAO
Oregon-Wash 5a '52 opt '32.MAN
5s Oct. 1053 one 1933
AAO
5s 1954 opt 1934Pacific Coast Jt Stk Land Bk—
Portland. Ore—5s'53op'33 JAJ
5s 1954 opt 1934—
MAN
5a 1955 opt 1935
MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936..
JAJ
Los Angeles—5s '53 opt *33 JAJ
5a Mar 1957 opt 1937—MAS
San Fran—5s '53 opt '33... JAJ
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934—MAS
5s Sept 1957 opt 1937—MAS
8alt Lake O—5a*53 op '33 JAJ
5s July 1956 opt 1936—-JAJ
81
78
78
78
85
81
81
89
89
85
90
87
87
90
90
87
70
87
87
65
83
83
82
82
82
85
85
85
85
81
81
81
81
81
76
76
82
78
78
78
78
78
73
73
73
76
Bid.
Bonds and Stocks.
Pennsylvania 5a *53 opt '33-MAN
5s Feb 1955 opt 1935
FAA
5s 1966 opt 1936
AAO
5s 1967 opt 1937
MAS
Phoenix 4Hs *61 opt '41
JAD
5s 1961 optional 1941..—-JAD
Potomac 5s 1954 opt 1934
JAD
5s 1956 opt 1936
JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937
.FAA
5a Jan 1958 opt 1938
JAJ
St Louie—5s 1953 opt '33—JAD
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
5s 1943 opt 1928
JAD
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934
MAS
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAS
4Hs 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
85
85
85
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
.
88
88
88
88
96
96
96
88
91
84
84
84
84
46
46
46
46
46
46
San Antonio—
5s May 1953 opt '33
MAN
5s 1953 opt 1933
MAN
5s 1954 opt 1934...
MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
5s Mar 1958 opt '38
MAS
So Minn 5Hs '51 opt *31—-MAN
5s May 1953 opt 1933
5s 1952 opt 1932
5s 1964 opt 1934
Southwest (Little Rock,
MAN
MAN
MAN
Ark.)—
5s May 1956 opt 1936
MAN
5s May 1957 opt 1937
MAN
86
86
86
86
86
86
36
36
36
36
74
74
Tennessee—
5s Aug 1955
FAA
opt 1935.
Union (Det) 5s '54 opt '34—MAN
5s May 1955 opt 1935
MAN
5a 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
4 Ha 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
4Hs 1956 opt 1936...
JAJ
4**s 1957 opt
JAJ
1937
Union Louisville, Ky—
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
5s Nov 1954 opt 1934
MAN
5s 1957 opt 1937
—FAA
VIrginia-Caro 5s '53 opt '33.M AN
5s Aug 1954 opt 1934—-FAA
5s May 1957 opt 1937
MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
FAA
Virginia—5s *53 opt '33—MAN
5s Nov 1 1951
opt 1931—MAN
—JAJ
5a 1955 opt 1935
STOCKS
Par
Atlanta———..—.—.
Atlantic.
100
-
...
Dallas
85
87
87
87
87
78
85
85
85
81
81
81
81
82
82
82
3
7
18
__100
Des Moines..—.100
First Carolines ———100
Freemont..——
100
Denver.
83
80
80
80
80
78
78
....
Lincoln
100
North Carolina.
Pennsylvania—
96
96
Potomac
96
Virginia
96
Virginia-Carolina
—
.........
—
......—.
i*
5
2
lh
—
San Antonio
33
100
5
.....—....
24
40c
4
cent.
203
126
*••
164
mm
INSURANCE
Quotations
are as near as
possible for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
NetSurplus
Unearned
Dec. 31
Par
Premium
1933.
Reserve.
Capital.
Fire A Marine—
(Hartf)
Agricultural (Watet'n)
Aetna Insur
10
__
26
10
6
Amer Colony (N Y)—
Amer
Equitable (N Y)
6
(Wash'ton)
100
Amer Fire
NetSurplus
Bid.
10
Fire(N Y)
(Newark) 2%
Amer Reserve (N Y).
10
Amer Home
Amer Insur
10
Amer Salamandra
10
Automobile Ins (Hartf)
Baltimore Amer (Bit) 2%
BankersA Shlpp (NY)
26
Boston (Boston)
100
share
Firs A Marine—
16,140.779
4,848,487
1,545,062
+112.932
4.109,190
+64,654
360,963
12,993,359
1,911,169
39 %
57
41%
59%
19%
NorthwesternNatlonai
(Milwaukee)
Occidental Ins (8 F)
25
Pacific Fire
25
4,504,948
2,082,198
2,314,241
4,599,582
2,062,698
4,314,879
7.600.000 15,078,767
3.000.000 1,754,923
3.000.000 2,054,829
200.000
t384,744
1.000.000 2,558,062
100 000
t400,278
1,000.000
767,772
3.343.740 5,582,938
1,000.000 1,006,642
C459.950
522,087
6.000.000 4,996,387
1,600.000
449.175
949,200
1.000.000
3.000.000 8,149,390
I,000.000 1,830,627
2.000.000 2,490,162
20%
18 X
6
19"
P<ula
22
"7%
10%
8*
2§3
4
63
498
160
10
N.O.)
10
Central Fire (Bait*)—
10
—
100
100
10
2%
11)
2%
Fire Assoc of Phila
10
Fireman's
(Wash'ton)
20
Flreinans Fund (8 F)
FlremauBlns (Newark'
26
-
Franklin Fire
Falls
5
6
(Phila).
10
Georgia Home
Glen
500.000
627.171
507,225
18%
19%
20
21%
II.000.000
953,307
812,127
2,702,091
4,873,989 32,335,352
100,000
+342,373
200.000
+590.136
816,000
199,543
2.000.000 9,088.761
3.464.825 24,228,788
2,000,000 4,817.199
200,000
+217,070
7,500.000 1,859,678
9,397.690 6,321.473
3.000 000 4,762,009
500,000
712,018
1.051,725
1,453,359
2,064,330
20,619,050
+31,800
1.500.000
1.000,000
1,301,413
1,518,888
16.491,942
8,187,906
+216,560
1,651,954
13,995,657
5,114,255
462,102
^179"
184
"35"
31"
2
J*
63 %
20%
67
48
49
"65"
66""
5
(NY)-.
6
25
5
10
25
10
Harmonla Fire (Buff).
10
10
Home FiM (8 F)_—
Home Fire Security
10
__
10
Homestead Fire (Bait)
10
5
2,500.000
4,916,600
5,512.521
1,101,254
2,642,395
2,000,000 t"7,458,200 +19,100,961
8.150.U0U L3,104,070 13,775,091
2.000.000 1,133,987
902,258
500.000
100,395
90,659
4.000.000 3,652,071
4,303,873
1.000.000
804,915
752,528
12,000.000 26,198.623 30,509,531
12,000.000 27,492,598 35,789,411
1.000.000
1.151,531
2.046,547
4,932,000
600.000
286",441
439,372
1.000.000
29%
8%
(Philadelphia)
11*
40
18
18%
19%
25
2b
1.000.000
600.000
1.000.000
750.000
1.000.000
Mercantile Ins (N Y). 10C
Merch Fire Assur/com 2%
(New York).-\pref 100
Merchants A Mfrs Fire
400,000
1,000.000
2,000,000
3,840,226
651,234
1.000.000
1.000.000
6,885,681
t584,597
1,946.903
9,840.096
524,989
274,355
500,000
1.000.000
726,666
5,482,412
702,839
5,883.770
7,605,046
2,680,033
2,145,391
800.000 tl,336,511
8,756,651
701,558
7,280.886
+1.382.779
2.000.000
11,107,301
22
77
11
14
63K
05%
18
1,603,668
1,247,457
627,600
2,523,555
9,061,533
727,112
120
5
16 X
8%
159
38
6
20 %
9%
163
"29% '30%
20%
98
21%
101
2
10,774*326
3
384
394
9,387,467
306,947
177,233
39%
0%
40%
11%
8%
9%
40
•
20%
"27""
10
(N Y).
10
Amer Surety (N Y)
25
Oonsol Ind A Ins (NY)
5
3.000,000
1,000,000
7,500.000
Continental
5
20
.....
2.400.000
1
3.200.000
1,571,448
1
750.000
1,528,190
2,600.834
10
Amor
Indemnity
(New York)
19%
1.750.000
750,020
1.500.000
2,964,987
919,828
1,457.999
1.322,849
5
10
(Hartford)
21.034,463
135
1,015,936
1,016,785
1,907,708
1,435.609
124,564
63,596
512,896
1,618.006
+1,963,252
2,148,554
3.706,869
445.176
105,839
412,468
1,098,961
+739,475
2,584,227
J4.782.778
mmmrnwrn
50
"8% "9%
12%
13%
35
30%
7%
9
5%
7
3.000.000
5.132,682
6.627.478
63
65
10
1.000.000
1 ♦2.500,000
1,253,879
4,256,027
511.243
8.108.402
21
25
1%
2%
25
1,402,145
500,000
3,000,000
4.080,460
498,007
4.107.807
14%
0%
15%
10
4.000.000
750.000
1.000.000
2.500.000
2,795,275
5.808.727
0%
7%
875,000
1.000.000
1,356,680
1,244,999
259,256
1,571,779
1.328.112
7%
4,755,529
2.000.000
5,278,105
12,183,684
4%
5%
9,031,705 364,929,873
14%
10%
1.741,656 +1,000,000 +38.594,008
9%
Caa'ty
Amsterdam
10
Oas
(Baltimore)
Aooideat
(New York)
Seaboard Surety (NY)
10
65
Stand Accident
20
75
U
Preferred
"2%
95
as
25
(Phila)
,'_j
Maryland Cas (Bait).
Mass Bonding A Ins
(Boston)
New
'£$%
29%
a
51
Wi
National Oas (Detroit)
National Surety (N Y)
8%
48 %
7,199,804
1,041,684
1,691,033
6.082.452
49
43%
25%
6
(Mich)
S
Fidelity A Guar¬
anty (Baltimore).
336.868
8
8%
11
110
Life-
(Newark. N J)
Insurance
1.000.000
X
60
10
2
6
20
10
(New Brans. N J)..
New England Fire
io
(Pittsfleld, Mass)..
New Hampshire Fire
10
(Manchester. NH).
New Jersey Insurance
20
(Newark, N J)
New York Fire
5
North River Ins (N Y) 2 %
Northern Ins Co (NY) 12i2
Northwest Fire A; Mar
10
(Minneapolis)
503.415
1,347.930
4%
1.000.000
l.OOu.OOO
706.429
831,638
4%
624.943
1,306.637
14,182.715
6,410,052
+102,306
6.116,881
c
6.000.000 13,708,048
4.000.000 .3,481,120
100.000
+289.075
1.100.000 3,272,299
"
1.000.000
942,057
1,160.504
400.000
t259,294
+369,162
3.000.000
5.927.671
4,313,419
6%
"52%
0%
Aetna Life (Hartford)
California-West. States
to 15.000.000
Life (Sacramento)..
Central States Life (St
Louis).
5%
1
10
400.000
23%
24%
(Boston)
100
Conn Gen Life (Hartr
Continental Life (St L)
Kansas City Life (Kan
13
sas
City, Mo)
10
10
39%
40%
100
500,174
1,575,292
7,883,094
2,728,960
1,000,000
584,141
Including 400 shares
t New stock,
t No par value.
1,477.877
1,953,075
5,914,550
3,673,646
v
543,690
no
par
Wayne. Ind)
10
Mo State Life (St
1.000.000
1.000.000
2.000 000
1,000,000
t419.527 +14,504.624
2.000.000
3.000.000
500.000
1,054,067 34,895,369
3.812,762 135.117,903
+533,361 +15,054,842
1.000.000
6,689,717
Columbian Nat'l Life
103"" 106"
Lincoln Nat'l Life (Ft
k Last sale,
10
L).
32
36
10%
11%
22%
68
Sun Life Ass'nce
20
Travelers Ins (Hartf)
West Coast Life (S F).
18
Occidental Life (L A).
Pan-Amer Life (N O)
Phila Life
100
10
10
(Phila)...
(Can ion
too
aew
59.803,145
2.500.000 4,176.987 97.181,613
5,000.000 +1.245,341 +132934 599
1,000.000
762.286
18,780.708
1.000.000 2,001,460 24,722.183
700 OOO
+377.901 til.709.654
3,342,547 5,951,751 532,953,545
20,0OO.OO< 16,288,985 579,307,653
750.000
298,305 18.866,726
10
1
87
93
24%
25%
350
400
25
~"~i% "2%
384
384
387
394
5
general management stock carried at $2,000.
0 AH stock owned by North British A Mercan
v Ex-rights.
* Includes $2,000,000 1st conv. pref. to be financed by RFC.
+ Dec. 31 193
Ex-stock dividend,
■
Statement of the Ownership,
Management, &c., required by the Act of March 3
1933, of Bank & Quotation Record, published monthly at New York, N. Y.,
1934.
State of New York, County of New York, ss.: Before me, a notary public, In
and for the State and County aforesaid, personally appeared Herbert D. Seibert, who
having been duly sworn according to law, deposed and says that he is the editor of
the Bank & Quotation Record and that the following is, to the best of his knowledge
and belief, a true statement of the
ownership, management, &c., of the aforesaid
publication for the date shown In the above caption, required by the Act of March 3
1933 embodied in Section 537, Postal Laws and Regulations, printed on the reverse
of this form, to wit:
That the names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing editor and
business managers are:
Editor, Herbert D. Selbert, 25 Spruce St., New York.
Managing Editor, Herbert D. Seibert, 25 Spruce St., New York.
Business Manager, William D. RIggs, 25 Spruce St., New York.
owners
must be
owned by a firm, company, or other
unincorporated concern, its name aud address
well as those of each individual
member, must be given):
Owner, William B. Dana Company, 25 Spruce St., New York.
as
Stockholders:
Estate of Jacob Seibert, 25 Spruce St., New York.
(3) That the known bondholders, mortgagees and other
security holders owning
holding 1% or more of the total amount of bonds,
mortgages or other securities
are:
(If there are none, so state.)
None.
(4) That the two paragraphs next above giving the names of the
or
owners, stock¬
holders and security
holders, If any, contain not only the list of stockholders and
security holders
as
they appear upon the books of the company, but also, in cases
or security holder
appears upon the books of the company
where the stockholder
as
trustee
or
in any other
fiduciary relation, the name of the person or corporation
for whom such trustee is
acting, is given also that the said two paragraphs contain
said
(2) That the owner is (If owned by a corporation, its name and address must be
stated, and also immediately thereunder the names and addresses of stockholders
owning or holding 1% or more of the total amount of stock.
If not owned by a
corporation,' the names and addresses of the individual
•
statements embracing affiant's full
knowledge and belief as to the circumstances and
conditions under which stockholders and
security holders who do not appear upon
the books of the company as
trustees, hold stock and securities In a capacity other
than that of a bona fide owner: and
this affiant has no reason to believe that
any
other person, association or
corporation has any interest, direct or
Publisher, William B. Dana Company, 25 Spruce St., New York.
(Hartford)
Amer Reins ur
York)
Merchants
(1)
1.500,000 1.352,632
4.000 000 11,248,871
500,000
558,864
2.non onn 2,403,880
1,000,000
772.135
20«
Casualty A Surety
34
18%
1,158,711
Mechanics Ins
1
5
in
8ecurityIna(New Hav)
Southern Fire
10
Springfield Fire A Mar
(Springfield, Mass).
25
Stuyvesant. Fire (N Y)
10
Travelers Fire (Hartf) 100
Q S Fire (New York).
4
Universalis (Newark)
8
Victory Ins (Phila)
10
Virginia F & M (Rich
25
mond)
^Westchester Fire (NY) 2%
Gr
1,260.468
800,000
October
10
General Alliance (New
1.000.000
5
Holding company,
25
Manufacturers
250 000
Union Fire (Pitts)
Brunswick
Fire
(8t PU
Seaboard F A M (NY)
20%
0%
1,000.000
200,000
Nat'l Liberty (N Y>Nat'l Union (Wash)..
786,177
55
+533,490
6
_
1.000.000
53
398.336
5
(Providence)
MichiganP4M (Det)
1.000,000
10
25%
31
1.000.000
10
(Phila)
6
(Rochester)..
Rossla Ins (Hartford)_
34%
22%
10
Lafayette (New Orl)..
Liberty (Louisv, Ky)~
Lincoln Fire (N Y)...
Lumbermen's (Phila)
for
310.489
1,000,000
Hartford Steam Boiler
500,000
a
260.000
2,000.000
1.000.000
780,785
1,931,662
711,927
32%
21%
7%
5
tile Co.
28
10
Casualty
(Hammond. Ind)_.
Exceos Ins (N Y)
EmployeruRe-ins(KO)
Fidelity & Dep (Bait)
+26.791
(Cedar Rapids)
Knickerbocker (N Y).
figures,
4.048.531
250.784
20
28
t214,432
ance
New
2,647.154
325.843
Ohio)
Republic (Dallas)
Rhode Island (Prov)
17 X
22
Inter-Ocean Re-Insur¬
Nat
3,000,000
1.000.000
10
10
31%
1.000.000
10 12.000.000 33.168.159
(Hartf)
116
Reliance Ids (Phil) new
Reliable Fire (Dayton,
24M
21%
10
Insurance Co of State
of Pa (Philadelphia) 100
Insur Co of Nor Amer
National Fire
4,990,781
741,355
2,690,313
+529,570
8,103,451
10
ton (Providence)
Ask.
Per Share
Aetna Casualty A Bur
5
Hartford Fire (Hartf).
Home (New York)—
Hudson Incur ] Hud¬
son (NY)
Importers A Exporters
(New York)
Bid.
6
23%
20%
insurance
(Glen Falls N Y)_.
Globe & Republic
Globe & Rutgers Fire.
vxreat Amer lun (IN
V )
Halifax (Halifax.N.S.)
Hamilton Fire (N Y).
Hanover Fire
%
Rochester American
175
Carolina (Wilmington.
Voting trust c
Reserve.
$
5,859,908
1,392,101
1,053,688
1 ,000.000
t745,001
6.000.000 17,826.321
10
Phoenix Ins (Hartf)..
Providence - Washing¬
11%
19
1933.
2.000.000
10
(N'Y)...
(Phila)
Nat
Unearned
Premium
Capital.
$
Par
8t Paul F A M
Buffalo Ins Go (Buff) 100
6
OamdenFlre (Oamden)
City of NewYork(NY)
Commonwealth (N Y
Continental Ins (N Y.
Corcoran (Wash'ton),
Cosmopoln Fire (NY)
Eagle Fire (Newark).
Federal Ins (Jer City)
Fldelity-Phenlx (N Y).
Dec. 31
Ask.
Per
$
Amer Alliance (NY).
STOCKS
given.
If
indirect, in the
stock, bonds or other securities than as so stated by him.
(Signed) Herbert D. Seibert, Editor.
Sworn to and subscribed before me-this
26th day of September 1934.
Thomas A. Creegan, Notary Public, Kings
County,
New York County Clerk's No. 105.
New York County Register No. 5C60.
(My
commission expires March 30
1935.)
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