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REG.
S.
U.
PAT.
OFFICE
SEPTEMBER IN RETROSPECT
Page
Page
Commercial
and Financial Events. -... 1
9
Cotton
Course of the Stock
14
Market
Dividend Declarations
13
i
Bank—Brokers' Loans. 15
Federal Reserve
5
17
Foreign Affairs
Foreign Exchange
3
Grain—Coffee—Sugar
Hides and Leather.................
8
7
Iron and Steel Trade
Money Market
15
New
12
Security Issues
10
Petroleum and Its Products
9
Rubber
9
Textiles
United States Treasury Financing
11
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Page
Page
62
New York Curb Exchange
44
60
New York Stock Exchange—Bonds
21
Chicago Stock Exchange
57
New York Stock Exchange—Stocks.
Cleveland Stock Exchange
64
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Baltimore Stock
Boston Stock
Exchange
Exchange
-.66
Detroit Stock Exchange
Los
70
Angeles Stock Exchange
Banks and Trust
34
..63
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
67
San Francisco Stock Exchange
68
Municipal Bonds—
Companies—
Domestic
Domestic
Canadian
Canadian
Exchange Seats
Public
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Public Utility Stocks
Foreign Government
Utility Bonds
Railroad Bonds
Bonds
Industrial Bonds.
Railroad Stocks
Industrial Stocks----....—
Real
Insurance
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks.
Stocks......—......
Investing Companies
Joint Stock
Textile Stocks
Securities
Title
Land Bank—
Mill Stocks—see
Safe
Deposit
United States Government Securities
Textile Stocks-
United States Territorial Bonds
Stocks... ....-
WILLIAM
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Guarantee and
Stocks
Securities
Mining
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Estate Bonds
B.
DANA
William Street,
COMPANY,
Corner
or
PUBLISHERS
Spruce Street, New Yore.
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Surplus and Profits $4,067,337
JN the nearly sixty years that it has been in
business, this
company
Company—the oldest trust
in Maryland—has,
ministrator and Trustee,
fully
and settled
administered
Its activities
are
has
Executor, Ad¬
many
success¬
estates.
confined solely to the manage¬
ment of estates and
It
as
faithfully and
acquired
property.
a
reputation for stability,
promptness, efficiency, courtesy and fair deal¬
ing, and has built
up a
competent organization
management and settlement of estates.
DIRECTORS
John J. Nelligan, Chairman
of the Board
George C. Cutler, President
Edwin G. Baetjer
J. Edward Johnston
Howard Bruce
Blanchard Randall
Lyman Delano
Charles E. Rieman
Robert Garrett
Morris Whitridge
Norman James
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Office at New York, N. Y„ under the Act of March
1928, at the Post
NEW YORK,
VOL.8
U.
NO. 10
OCTOBER 4 1935
filed
Solicitor-General Reed and
lawyers "for the purpose of aiding the court" in the suit of
George Ashwarder and others against the TVA. The review
would cover a ruling of the Fifth Federal Circuit Court of
Appeals at New Orleans, which said that the TVA is con¬
contained in a memorandum
This announcement was
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Record
of the Oommercial & Financial
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year.
CHICAGO OFFICE—208
became
Smith. 1 Drapers* Gardens.
WILLIAM B. DANA
midnight
At
8outh La Salle Street.
LONDON OFFICE—Edwards &
E.G.
COMPANY, Publishers, j
Street, New York.
William Street corner Spruce
which approved the sale
coal miners in more than 20 States
effective while negotiations between leaders of mine
This strike, however,
the history of the industry.
night of Sept. 26 the joint conference of miners and
operators
were
On the
representing the Appalachian area ratified the
settlement of the strike; thus most of the miners
for
a
SEPTEMBER—COMMERCIAL AND
returned to the pits on
FINANCIAL EVENTS
A welcome
New
piece of news during the
past month was the
letter by President Roosevelt to
Howard, Chairman of the Board of the Scrippsnewspapers.
It came in response to a letter from
in progress.
proved to be the shortest in
operators
long-awaited announcement of the "substantial completion"
of the experimental phases of the Administration program
as it affects business.
The announcement was made on
strike affecting more than
Sept. 22 a
on
bituminous
unions and
'
terms
REVIEW OF
According to the
dated to run 18
months, expiring on April 1 1937, and provides for wage
increases for the various grades of labor amounting to up¬
Tuesday, Oct. 1.
"Times," the new contract is
York
This will constitute the third
$90,000,000 a year.
wards of
increases, aggregating $125,-
With the two previous
months.
Roy W.
000,000, the total increased wage cost to
which would set
at ease fears generally prevalent among business men as
to Mr. Roosevelt's future plans.
The President declared, in
part, that the condition of the country when the Administra¬
tion came into power required "drastic and far-reaching
action," that the basic program "has now reached substantial
completion and the 'breathing spell' is here—very decidedly
so."
The President in his letter dealt generally with basic
questions and put forth the argument that "recovery" and
Mr. Howard
requesting some reassurance
"reform" were inseparable, from a
governmental standpoint,
Administration—a pro¬
gram which he said had helped to bring about a substantial
improvement in conditions.
This was about the best news
the program of the
in carrying out
that the business
a
many
day.
world in the United States had had for
,
,
In the meantime a
been brought before
number of the New Deal measures have
the courts to test their constitutionality.
Sixteen coal companies
operating in Harlan County, Ken¬
tucky, condemned the Guffey
of five different kinds of
Soft Coal Act as the vehicle
unconstitutionality, in a suit for
injunction against its enforcement which they filed In the
Federal Court in Louisville late on Sept. 10.
On Sept. 19
the coal companies won,
by legal strategy, the right to a
constitutional test of the Act on Sept.
27, their counsel
pre¬
objection "prematureness" which enabled the
Government to avert another test case in the same category
cluding the
on
.
Sept. 16.
i
On Sept. 9 temporary injunctions against the collection of
Agricultural
were
Adjustment Administration
processing taxes
obtained in Boston by 14 Massachusetts cotton textile
Sept. 12 the legality of the Wagner Labor Disputes
Act was questioned.
A confidential preliminary report,
pre¬
pared by a subcommittee of the newly-formed Lawyers Vigi¬
lance Committee, formed to
the New Deal legislation,
Act
are
On
investigate the legal aspects of
held that certain phases of the
unconstitutional.
Sept. 16 a
Public
A
hearing on the validity of the
Oct. 7 appeared
term
,
:
that a suit to restrain opera¬
The Government's contention
Coal Conservation Act was premature
because the law has not yet
been placed in operation was
upheld on Sept. 16 when Justice Daniel O'Donoghue of the
District of Columbia Supreme Court denied an injunction
in
suit
the
James W.
of
Carter, who had challenged the
In Louisville, Ky., on Sept. 19,
constitutionality of the law.
the right to a
constitutional test of the Act was won in an
by C. H. Clark, a stockholder of the R. C.
action brought
Tway Coal Co.
The Tway company was one of 16 com¬
filed
Federal Internal
panies, with sales averaging $654,750 monthly, which
Selden R.
10 against
Sept.
Revenue Collector, to restrain
early date (Sept. 27) for the
the Louisville court by legal
Glenn,
enforcement of the Act.
An
constitutional test was won in
strategy of the companies oppos¬
counsel in pre¬
which enabled the
test in the suit of Mr. Carter,
ing enforcement through the action of their
cluding the objection of "prematureness"
Government to avert such a
counsel
the Louisville case, invited
in
the Government to
help present at the hearing the arguments for constitution¬
The case was completed before the Louis¬
ality of the law.
ville court
on
Sept. 28, and a study of further arguments
submitted during the week was
unsuccessfully sought
latter
being made
on
Sept. 30 by
In the action of Mr. Carter, the
Hamilton.
to prevent application of the
legislation to the Carter Coal Co. of West Virginia, of which
he
President
is
is
and
principal
stockholder.
Through
his
Wood, he contended that the law
because of its taxing provisions and
Frederick
II.
unconstitutional
alleged regulation of intra-State
coihmerce.
In denying the
injunction, the court left the way open for another hearing
after Nov. 1, when the
penalizing tax to force coal operators-
into conformity with the
Act becomes effective.
Validity of Public Utility Act of 1935 Filed in Balti¬
in Behalf of American State* Public Service Co*
more
Suit to test the constitutionality of the Public
Tennessee Valley Au¬
of the Supreme
Court opening
probable on Sept. 17, when the Government
of
1935 was filed
with
Judge William
C.
bune"
it was stated that
Utility Act
Coleman in the
Federal District Court at Baltimore, on Sept. 16.
from that city on that date to
In advices
the New York "Herald Tri¬
jjohn W. Davis
came
from New
Baltimore counsel for the petitioners.
announced that it will not oppose the review of a suit test¬
York to join
ing the constitutionality of the power policy of the TVA.
patch likewise said:
V
Coal Conservation Act Fail* in
Court—Louisville, Ky.t Court Permits
Guffey
of Columbia
tion of the Guffey
suit to test the constitutionality of the
the
on
Constitutionality Test
Utility Act of 1935 was filed with Judge William C.
Act at
Attack
Suit to Test
Coleman in the Federal District Court at Baltimore.
thority
District
counsel,
mills and a pork products company.
On
Court
First
Federal Judge
?
the industry in two
amounts to $215,000,000.
years
suit
f
in the past 24
increase granted to the coal miners
wage
Sept. 6 in the form of a
Howard
of surplus power
Alabama.
400,000
at $1.00 per copy.
Court by
Supreme
stitutional and
in
$20 in other foreign countries
a
the
with
Quotation Rocord Is one of the companion publications
Chronicle, and is issued monthly.
Th« Bank and
11879.
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The dis¬
REVIEW
MONTHLY
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firm of Piper, Cary &
James Piper, of the .Baltimore
accompanied
Hall,
Ralph
Buell &
Federal Court in Yazoo, Miss.
P.
made known 011
Sept. 12 by the Edison Electric Institute that in view of
Incidentally it may be noted that it was
that the question of the
its conclusion
constitutionality of
adversely affecting the electric light
certain Federal statutes
industry should be judicially determined as soon
and power
by
Upheld
Under Amended AAA
Tax
of Processing
Validity
Judge Coleman's office to file the papers to the
Buell, of the New York firm of Graham, McMahon,
Knox, accompanied Mr. Davis and Will represent oth<ir interests.
/
he went to
when
action.
possible it has retained the services of John W. Davis of
New York, Newton D. Baker of Cleveland, Ohio, James M.
Aug. 29 Federal Judge Edwin R. Holmes of Missis¬
On
sippi upheld the validity of the amended Agricultural Adjust¬
ment Act with reference to processing taxes on cotton, wheat
Stonewall Cotton Mills of Stonewall, Miss.,
the Government's argument that
Judge Holmes sustained
preserved
statute
revised
the
In his decision, given
agricultural commodities.
and other
in the case of the
tax
processing
to
payers
as
Beck
Johnston of Bir¬
Washington, D. €., and Forney
of
by the courts.
Levy
petition in the Baltimore court was filed by F. Donald
Fanhagen and J. B. Whiteworth, trustees for the American
on
under the
panies in Illinois, Idaho, Michigan, California, Oregon, Mon¬
a
Baltimore, Sept. 16, to
A dispatch from
and Indiana.
the New York "Times" said:
petitioners state that registration with the Securities and Exchange
The
Commission,
required by the Holding Company
as
lay
expense,
and
Baltimore, is in
of Teorganieation under Section 77B of the Federal Bankruptcy Act.
process
plan
the
completing
Act, would entail heavy
reorganization.
of
They
-
ask
that the
law be declared unconstitutional.
It
is
set
forth that
carrying out
the trustees, under
the instruction of the court,
are
plan of reorganization approved by the court, but that this
a
plan is in conflict with the Holding Company Act.
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confines
single State and therefore is
a
commerce.
suit attacking the constitutionality of the Agricultural
a
Adjustment Act be dismissed on the ground that the action
not within the jurisdiction of the Uustoms
was
the New York "Times" of
In
written
a
"
,
test
the Public
"
Hours
way
decision
The
to
L. Hopkins Permitting Reduction in Working
of Banking Act of 1935—Suit
administrative
an
order
signed
Washington,
at
Sept. 19, by Harry L. Hopkins, Works Progress Administra¬
tor, State Administrators are authorized, to reduce, at their
discretion, the hours of work
on
Works Progress Adminis¬
tration projects below the present maximum of 40 hours a
week.
Under
an
action brought to test the constitutionality
Pay for Skilled Workers $90
a
a
Month—Hours
Reduced from
of New York from paying the assess¬
ments due Nov. 15.
The suit
States
United
Frances L,
Government
of
and
the
wage
members
dispute between the'Federal
of
labor
unions
employed
on
Progress Administration projects in New York City
made
known
Sept. 24 at which time it
on
nounced that the 2-month's strike
called off.
As to this the
new
on
these
was
an¬
projects had been
York "Times" of Sept. 25
said:
>
was
Court
District
in
filed
on
Sept. 11 in the
York
New
City by
Miss
Garfunkel, of 14 Washington Place, this city, a
stockholder of the
trust company.
With
reference to the
action, Harvey D. Gibson, President of the trust company,
The Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation is
a
feature of the National
Banking Act of 1935, designed to protect depositors by Federal
It
sponsored
was
deposit insurance,
was
restrain the Manu¬
Act of 1935, an injunction is sought to
by
United
the
depositors rather than of banks.
Month
Adjustment
Works
of
insurance provisions of. the Banking
issued the following statement on Sept. 11:
I
'
Settlement ot Wage Dispute Between Federal Government and
Labor Unions on WPA Projects in New York City—Maximum
120 to GO
Brought by Stock'
holder of Manufacturers Trust Co. of New York
facturers Trust Co.
Per Week
Under
was
the broader question of
Constitutionality of Federal Deposit Insurance
Test
the Federal deposit
WPA Projects Below Present Maximum of 40 Hours
on
motion to dismiss the action, which
dealt only with the
Marshall Field & Co., Inc., and left
constitutionality of the AAA for a later opinion.
on
vv
,v.
Order Issued by H.
From
goods while in customs custody is a duty, and disputes arising from such
assessments therefore come within the jurisdiction of the Customs Court.
Action
' ;
Utility Act was brought under
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Court.
quote:
opinion, with Judges Frederick W. Dallinger and William 3.
Provisions
Sept. 27.
we
concurring, Judge Kincheloe held that any impost levied on foreign
Tileon
The suit in the United States District Court at Baltimore
to
Sept. 19
not engaged in inter-State
-
.
Sept. 18
on
David H. Kincheloe ruled against their plea
Judge
brought by
According to the petition, each of the subsidiaries operates solely within
the
Court
setback in the United States Customs
when
punishing burden upon the original owners of the company
a
prevent
taxes levied
defending compensation
Agricultural Adjustment Administration, received
that
,
Co., which has its main office fn
States
The American
Imports Comes Within the Court's Jurisdiction
Federal attorneys,
States Public Service Co., controlling water and power com¬
tana
,
AAA Tax Held Duty by Customs'Judge—Justice Kincheloe Rules
mingham, Ak».
The
adequate methods by which their rights could be passed on
States
Government
in
the
insurance.
interests
of
has been had respecting
finally settled by Congress and ap¬
Much discussion
and the matter
was
proved by the President, thereby becoming compulsory for every member of
Federal
the
thought
for
Reserve
Regardless of what
System.
to
comply with the law
position of litigating its legality.
possible
no
but
reflection
merely
attacks
the law.
of
any
to the necessity for this type of insurance,
as
member bank but
a
there
no
was
option
management
constitutionality
the
Manufacturers
member might have
to place Itself in the
The Garfunkel suit just instituted involves
of Manufacturers Trust Co.,
the
upon
or
Trust
Co.
this
of
is quite
requirement
peremptory
willing to have this question
of
The announcement came after
a
meeting of the WPA Executive Com¬
mittee of the Central Trades and Labor Council and
was
issued by George
Meany, President of the New York State Federation of Labor, from the
legality authoritatively decided, but meanwhile it will scrupulously com¬
ply with the law in respect to deposit insurance as well as in oil other
The Garfunkel complaint is in the hands of our attorneys, where
respects.
will
it
receive prompt attention.
offices of the Council, 265 We6t Fourteenth Street.
Mr.
Meany said labor
willing to leave the determination of the
was
dispute in the hands of General Johnson, feeling that he would see that
Effective Date of Operation of Certain Sections of Act Governing
Motor Bus andTruck Systems Deferred fromOct.t'f®Dec*J^-
the workers received "a fair deal."
Postponement, from Oct. 1 to Dec. 1, of the effective date
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The action of labor's spokesmen was taken soon after General Johnson's
return from
Washington, where he had conferred with
steering committee
on a
a
national labor
solution of the controversy over payment of the
prevailing union rate and succeeded in obtaining* the committee's agree¬
ment to
an
adjustment satisfactory to both the government and labor*
It is stated that the settlement of the pay for unskilled
of five sections of the Act placing the motor bus and truck
systems of the country under control of the Interstate Com¬
Commission
merce
Sept. 19.
This
make
announced
was
by the Commission
on
In its announcement the Commission said:
action
wast
due
to the inability of the Commission to
incident to the filing of tariffs and to give
primarily
necessary preparation
labor is to remain at $60.50 per man for a 120-hour month;
the rate for skilled workers is to be the prevailing or union
operators additional time in which to compile their tariffs.
rate
that forms to be used in
$90
averaging $1.50
a
an
hour, but limited to
a
For skilled workers the hours
month.
maximilm of
are
to be
re¬
Sept. 30 General Johnson announced salary increases
for about 125 officials and 2,000 employees of the adminis¬
trative staff of the WPA.
about
$20,000
a
Of the increases
month, about $9,500
a
executive group while raises averaging
$60
be received by the others.
Ruling by Federal Court
granted, totaling
month will go to the
...
Louisoille, Ky.,
a year
each will
on
Judge Elwood Hamilton, in the Federal Court at
ville,
Ky.,
amended
Sept.
on
and
6
re-enacted
Moratorium Act, which
on
Aug. 29.
Louisville,
handed
down
ruling
a
Frazier-Lemke
was
Louis¬
under
Farm
the
Mortgage
signed by President Roosevelt
According to Associated Press advices from
the
re-enactment's
scope
Sept. 6 Judge Hamilton decided the
narrowed
new
when
on
Act could not help
farmers get back land sold under foreclosure lest it run foul
of the due process clause of the Constitution.
.
V
unforeseen
are
developments
the
effective
postponed beyond Oct. 1.
date
It is
of
now
other
expected
applying for certificates of public convenience and
distribution prior to Oct.
1.
Strike in Soft Coal lndustry Ended-~-Increased Wages Provided
Under New Agreement, with No Change in Working Hours
Termination of
a
short-lived strike of miners in the Appa¬
lachian coal fields, which was
said to involve 400,000 bitu¬
minous mine workers, was brought about on Sept. 26 when
the
'
.
Amended FrazierLemhe Farm Mortgage Moratorium Act
at
there
of the Act will not be
necessity, permits for contract carriers, and brokerage licenses will be ready
for
duced from 120 to 60 per month.
On
Unless
sections
joint
committee
representing coal 'operators
United Mine Workers of America ratified terms for
ment.
reach
The strike went into effect
an
and the
a
'settle¬
Sept. 23 after failure to
agreement by midnight, Sept. 22, the time scheduled
for the walkout.
Washington
on
As
a
result of the
agreement reached in
Sept. 26 between the committees represent¬
ing the miners and
returned to work
on
operators,
Oct. 1.
the
miners, in
28 States,
From its Washington
bureau,
Sept. 26, the New York "Herald Tribune" reported:
The agreement, which was ratified at midnight by the joint wage con¬
ference of 100 operators and 100 union leaders amid speech-making and
cheers, will give a compromise boost in pay to all classes of soft coal workers
—-10% for most of them.
OCT., 1935]
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The agreement will end a dispute which has continued ever since
18,
while
the
were
Harlan,
Feb.
Ky„
and
15.000 men are
or
strike had been settled. President Roosevelt wrote out in longhand a
conference.
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ultory negotiations continued.
the
the des¬
The strike finally began last
Sunday midnight when the deadlock persisted.
new
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Report
King—Annual Salaries
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u!
;;.
payroll of the "skel¬
Recovery Administration, according to
report filed by the latter with Senator William H. Bang
(Democrat) of Utah.
salaries
'
Several times President Roosevelt inter¬
vened personally to press for an agreement.
It is stated that the
/'••/:
A total of 2,760 persons is on the
letter
meeting of the
Five temporary extensions of the old contracts were made while
of
those
The figures indicate that the annual
still
employed aggregate $7,023,220.
During the last session of Congress Senator King introduced
a resolution
calling for the information, but subsequently
withdrew it, when the NRA voluntarily agreed to supply
contract is dated to run 18 months,
the data.
April 1 1937, and that it provides for wage
on
increases for the various grades of labor amounting to about
$90,000,000
Aggregate $7,023,220
etonized" National
of appreciation, which Mr. McGrady carried back to the
expiring
;
affected
Informed by Edward L. McGrady, Assistant Secretary of Labor, that
wage
Payroll, According to
on
Appalachian group of operators
Southern
However, only 10,000
in those regions.
joint
2,760
of Administration Filed with Senator
y
signed with reservations by the Virginia operators,
absented themselves.
'Skeletonised" NRA Has
;
la«t.V:
The contracts
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Treasury Offers
Redeem
to
Gold Securities
Par and Accrued
at
Interest—Holders Have Until Jan. 1 to Present Bond and Note
year.
Issues—Approximately $8,400,000,000 Outstanding
An offer to redeem the
Coal Board* Named by President Roosevelt Under Guffey
Coal Control Act—National Bituminou* Coat Commission
outstanding gold clause notes and
bonds, approximating $8,400,000,000, at par and accrued
and Bituminous Coat Labor Board Established
interest at any time up to Jan. 1, was extended to holders of
the securities on Sept. 264by the Treasury Department.
At
Two
_
President Roosevelt
Sept. 20 named two coal boards
on
created under the Bituminous Coal conservation Act of 1935,
the
otherwise known
agencies "will continue to exchange the coins and currencies
as
the
Guffey-Snyder Coal Control Act.
time
same
the
Treasury announced that its official
One of the bodies named by the President—-The National
of the United States,
Bituminous Coal Commission of Five-—will in effect ad¬
currencies
minister
hour,
"little NRA" for the
a
trade-practice
board—a
and
Bituminous
industry through
price-fixing
Coal
Labor
a wage,
The
code.
other
Board—composed
of
three members—is also set up
under the act to adjudicate
disputes arising out of the collective bargaining provisions
of the act.
Those named by the President as members of
the National Bituminous
Coal Commission
S.
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Smith, of Falrmount.
W.
advices
ment
•
.
,
strike of 12,000 ladies' apparel
clerks in New York City was ended on
strikers agreed
'
.
'
to
recognize
the
Apparel
Shipping
The strike of the shipping clerks had been
Approve Voluntary Code Agreement* for Industrie*—George
Berry Named Co-ordinator for Industrial Co-operation
L.
The
conferring
authority
on
the
upon
Recovery Administration
Sept. 26 issued an Executive
Federal Trade Commission
voluntary
industrial trade agree¬
providing for fair trade codes embodying minimum
to
approve
At the
provisions.
George
L.
Berry
time the President desig¬
Co-ordinator for Industrial
same
as
Co-operation.
Noting that both actions were taken under
the authority of the "skeletonized" National Industrial
Recovery Act, which was enacted as a stopgap following
the Supreme Court's decision against the original NRA,
...
The President acted to-night so as to lose no more time in
starting a
and vigorous recovery effort.
The authority under which he
pro¬
ceeded comes automatically to an end April 1, on the expiration date of
the "skeletonized" NIRA.
be brought together in this
final offensve against the forces of depression, President
not ask for a
present
business
act
continuation of any major controls
expires.
must
rid
He indicated
as
itself of "chiselers"
much
over
Roosevelt may
business when the
yesterday,
banks withdrawing
-
;
-
himself
not
to the expiration
up
on
written notice, it was
Sept. 24,
\
\
,
included eight mutual savings
as
but added that
before it could expect to
proceed
again without some restraints.
'
,
'
„
,
Chairman of the Corporation, expressed
gratified at the small number of banks which chose
to leave the Insurance
Fund, pointing out that, of the 7,750
non-member State banks which joined the
Insurance Fund
voluntarily, less than
of 1% exercised, their right to
abandon the Deposit Insurance fold.
Joseph P. Kennedy Resign*
a* Chairman
Elected a* Successor
On Sept. 20
of
of SEC—J. M. Landi*
President Roosevelt announced the
Resignation
Joseph P. Kennedy as Chairman of the Securities and
Exchange
Sept.
23.
Commission,
became effective
The resignation
of
The members
Commission
the
Sept.* 23
on
unanimously elected James M. Landis as Chairman to fill
the unexpired term
of Mr. Kennedy.
The selection had the
Mr. Landis has been a
approval of President Roosevelt.
member of the SEC since July 1934, having been
for
a
term.
three-year
lie
will
serve
as
appointed
Chairman
until
July 1 next.
Initial Meeting
of
Department**
National Munitions
Announcement
Control
Regarding
Board—State
Registration
of
Manufacturers, Importers and Exporters of Arms—President's
Proclamation
new
If industry and labor and consumers can
Corporation
Leo T. Crowley,
*
,
Deposit Insurance Corporation
the action.
dispatch Sept. 26 from Washington to the New* York
"Times" added:
are
System withdrew from the
banks, with deposits of $89,187,000, and 26 commercial
In furtherance of the desire to maintain business and labor
standards in line with National
codes, President Roosevelt
23
banks, with deposits of $117,981,000, a total of $207,168,000.
The employers, how¬
Ladies'
Sept.
Sept. 23 of the 30-day period allotted by the Banking
announced by the
shorter vvorking
a
Expired
474,627 accounts, 465,596 fully insured, are affected by
President Roosevelt, Under Executive Order, Authorise* FTC to
a
Banks—Privilege
when the
marked by much violence.
nated
Savings
shipping
to accept terms offered by the employers.
week, and the rehiring of strikers..
Clerks Union.
il
Sept.
These included higher minimum wages,
refused
The resolution also in¬
of its gold clause bonds Jn
Act of 1935 within which the banks had the right to sur¬
Shipping Clerk* in New York City Garment Die*
trict End* When Employ ere Agree to Higher Minimum Wage*
ments
of gold-payment clauses.
out
arose
render their insurance privileges by
Strike of 12,000
labor
which
Federal
leader, representative of the
John M. Paris, of New Albany, Ind., former Judge, representative of
the public.
three weeks*
;
.
f
A total of 34 of the nation's insured banks which
on
of Pittsburgh, labor
O'Leary,
From the
-
-
pursuant to the joint resolution adopted by the last
members of the Federal Reserve
employees.;-V;v:";^
Order
were
'
*
structed the Treasury to offer to redeem any
Mutual
Lee Gunther, of Knoxville, Tenn, former coal operator, representing the
ever,
also quote:
we
Thirty-four State Bank* Withdraw from FDIC-—Includes Eight
producers.
A
Sept. 27, that although this
,
Va., Editor.
are:
J.
of
standing, it does not extend to gold bullion.
The Bituminous Coal Labor Board named by the Presi¬
John
"Times"
instruction will apply to gold coins or certificates still out¬
Percy Tetlow* of Columbus, Ohio, mine union spokesman.
dent
stated in Washington advices, Sept. 26, to
was
York
cash at par and accrued interest.
Walter H. Maloney of Kansas City.
E.
the New
session of Congress outlawing after Jan. 1, 1936, suits against the govern¬
the last two years legal representative of the Coal Association of Western
C.
tender for
Both actions
Hosford.Jr., of Pittsburgh, former coal operator and for
Pennsylvania.
or
lawfully acquired and are legal
public and private debts."
Treasury officials
explained, it
are:
George E. Acret, California lawyer.
Charles
dollar for dollar, for other coins
which may be
Listing
War Implement*
Under
Neutrality
Resolution
The initial meeting of the National Munitions Control
Board, created under the recently enacted neutrality
lution
was
held in Washington
on
Sept. 24,
meeting the State Deparment issued
reso¬
Following the
an announcement as
follows:
V/'I'f ''■'■'•'.J
Munitions Control Board,
The National
created by a recent
Congress, held its first meeting this morning.
Act of
The Board met to organize
and to fulfill its duty of agreeing upon a list of arms and munitions and
President Rooaevelt Appoint* 1L, J, Martin
a*
Administrator of
Implements of war which
it will
recommend to the consideration of the
President for use in a proclamation
L. J. Martin, former compliance director of the National
Recovery
Administration,
Administrator of the NRA
was
on
Mr. Martin succeeds James L.
appointed
Co. of New York.
the
post
of
O'Neill, who resigned from the
post on July 31 to return to his duties
the Guaranty Trust
to
Aug. 24 by President Roosevelt.
as
Vice-President of
defining these articles for the
of Section 2 of the Act under which the Board
was
purposes
created.
When the Board has fulfilled this function and the President has issued
his
proclamation, the Administration of the Act devolves
partment of State.
upon
the De¬
All manufacturers, exporters and importers of
arms
and munitions and implements of war must register with the Department,
and after Nov.
into
29 these articles may not be exported from or
this country without
each shipment,
v
a
imported
license issued by the Department to cover
r;-V
'
Roosevelt's proclamation lists
President
articles to be
follows in the
resolu¬
embodying six categories, was summarized as
Washington advices Sept. 25 to the New York
"Journal
Commerce":
of war under the neutrality
considered implements
tion; the list,
of
tanks, military armored vehicles and armored trains.
2. Vessels of war of all kinds, including aircraft carriers and submarines.
3. Aircraft, assembled or not, and parts.
4. Revolvers and automatic pistols using
ammunition in excess of
26.5 calibre and ammunition therefor.
5. Aircraft and parts, other than covered in No. 3.
6. Livens projectors and flame throwers, mustard gas, Lewisite, ethyldichbrarsine and methylxichlorarsine.
pedoes and mines,
Court
Appeals
?
Validity of New York State
Upholds
Mortgage
V Commission Law
^
of the New York State Mortgage
The constitutionality
unanimous
where suit
had been brought by a holder of one mortgage certificate
in an issue of $223,000 in an apartment house in Westchester.
The plaintiff sought to enjoin the Commission from taking
control of the issue.
The decision of the Court of Appeals
definitely upheld the right of the Commission to succeed
the State Superintendent of Insurance in the management of
mortgages and underlying properties in certificated issues.
Commission law was
sustained on Sept. 9 by a
decision of the State
Court of Appeals in a case
]
Currency Stabilization Prospects
,
international consideration of the currency
Formal
(
,
sta¬
September to the debates
of Na¬
tions, which met at Geneva while the League Assembly was
in session.
Although the desire for monetary stability
is well-nigh universal, the economic committee was unable
to make any progress toward that end.
After long debates
on the matter the committee adopted, on Sept. 24, a resolu¬
tion which sidesteps the stabilization question and urges all
governments to reduce tariff barriers as a preliminary to
problem was confined in
bilization
of the second or
economic committee of the League
Hopes for early
that desirable end.
toward stability were
international measures
stirred early last month, when it was
number of American Treas¬
announced at Washington that a
ury
Europe in one capacity or
but chiefly for study purposes. But it was promptly
experts intended to visit
another,
that
indicated
negotiations
real
on
currencies are not
in4-
prospect. These disclaimers were accepted without question,
for the international position is such that stabilization seems
still
far
All
distant.
the European currencies were
under
September, and huge amounts of
gold were engaged for shipment to the United States in order
to keep the European gold units at their nominal gold rela¬
tionships with the United States dollar.
Metal came even
from England, apparently from the large private hoards
accumulated there in recent years.
Fears of a spread of
Italo-Ethiopian difficulties prompted the shipments, which
reduced the European gold holdings considerably.
European developments in general were most unfavorable
to
any measures
for monetary stabilization throughout
September.
The developments attendant on the ItaloEthiopian conflict were of primary interest in this connec¬
heavy pressure throughout
it
made
Government
British
The
tion.
apparent,
quite
Mediterranean, that
iw opposed the projected Italian venture and intended to seek
assurances of League economic sanctions if an unprovoked
through a massing of its fleet in the
war
were
For a time there
that a general European war might eventuate,
chiefly for that reason that gold flowed toward
aggression were started by Italy.
of
fears
and it
was
the United States in amounts limited
on
only by available space
requirements.
fast vessels and insurance
The metal came
The ship¬
mainly from Great Britain, France and Holland.
ments did not menace the
countries
Continental
gold standard in any of the three
still
making the metal available in
but,
their currencies,
support of
on
the other hand, they
hardly added to the comfort of the positions in France,
Hol¬
land and Switzerland.
In
Netherlands
The
ternal
France, meanwhile,
and
developments made
the problem
Parliament
met
for
the
usual
special in¬
of gold
standard
The Nether¬
maintenance in these countries an active one.
lands
autumn
session
long speech from the throne in which the fiscal difficulties
occasioned by decreasing revenues and the need
appropriations
were
depreciation of the currency
were
not
to the
measures
people
on
emphasized.
or
rate
to 6%
from 5%,
be
considered
advantageous
The Netherlands central bank
on
its dis¬
Sept. 16, but this measure
diminished the gold exports only a little while.
that
dropping of the gold standard
that could
the whole.
for enlarged
She added
tried to stem the outward flow of gold by increasing
count
series of budgetary proposals calling for a 20%
in 1936 expenditures as against the current year.
Sept. 21, a
reduction
outlays next year are to
Ordinary budget
be only 40,000,-
with 48,000,000,000 francs this year,
intended to raise sufficient revenues to meet such
and it is
The French
Extraordinary expenditures, mainly for de¬
are to be 6,500,000,000 francs in 1936, and
will be done to cover that sum.
The proposed
expenditures.
fense purposes,
borrowing
budgetary curtailment
is a drastic one, and it is likely
that
French
and acrimonious debate.. will develop in the
Parliament in October, when the regular session
starts.
Whether the Laval regime can
prolonged
a
survive the attacks
question. Highly indicative are large
preparatory gatherings throughout France on Sept. 22 of
the Fascist organization called the Croix de Feu.
There
were rumors that Colonel Francois de la Kocque, who con¬
trols the French Fascist faction, might attempt soon to take
expected is open to
his own hands.
matters into
With the situation thus
fantastically confused and uncer¬
be done toward stabilization by the eco¬
committee of the League of Nations. That body con¬
tain, little could
nomic
of the problem- for some time, and diver¬
sidered all aspects
gent views of the French and British delegates made any
kind of a resolution hard to draft.
It was finally agreed,
governments to reduce international
to urge all
however,
preliminary to that stabilization of cur¬
tariff barriers as a
countries apparently intend to effect at
rencies which all
When the British and French dele¬
time or another.
one
gates agreed
fell in line.
text all other representatives promptly
The resolution, drafted by the British delegate,
on a
suggests policies closely
resembling those urged and to some
the United States Government. It recom¬
governments "should endeavor to encourage freer
degree adopted by
mends that
trade by
concluding bilateral agreements subject, should they
necessary, to the provisions that, in the event
consider it
of a large
variation in the rate of exchange between cur¬
rencies of the
take
steps
contracting parties, there Should be power to
to revise the agreements
at short notice."
In
preamble to this resolution the committee expressed its
conviction that arbitrary restrictions on international trade
the
are
inimical, and note was taken
of the ultimate objective
before
to return to the gold standard.
Even
international monetary stabilization is accomplished,
it
argued, effective steps
of the governments
was
might be taken with a view to
the exchange of goods.
In
removal of the impediments to
general, accordingly, the committee urged the adoption of
liberal economic policies and the conclusion of bilateral
more
agreements based upon the
principle of the most-favored-
nation clause.
Reciprocal Tariff Accords
,
Some progress was
ton
made during September at Washing¬
Administration aim of concluding'
the general
toward
number of coun¬
signed
indicated at about
reciprocal tariff treaties with as large a
tries
on
as
The sixth treaty of this nature was
possible.
Sept. 13 with Colombia, and it was
the same time that
negotiations for an accord of this nature
had been started with the Canadian
State Cordell Hull that the tariff
United States under the series of
withheld from Germany.
financial
concessions made by the
Apparently, the decision to exclude
discrimination^exercised
the United States.
the United
which the reciprocal
generalized is due to the extensive trade and
are
denunciation
by Secretary of
reciprocal accords will be
Germany from the list 6f countries to
concessions
Also of
Government.
considerable interest was an announcement
by that country against
Also influential, however, is the
An understanding was
States.
German
most-favored-nation trade treaty with
of the
reached to con¬
with the
United
States thus was thoroughly within its rights in terminating
equal treatment of the Reich with other countries and in
applying, after Oct. 15, the higher American duties on im-:
tinue
all
phases of the German-American treaty
exception of the most-favored-nation clause, and the
ports from Germany.
The
on
Sept. 17, and Queen Wilhelmina opened the session with a
defense
Laval, approved, on
Premier Pierre
by
headed
Cabinet,
000,000 francs compared
ammunition for arms, grenades, bombs, tor¬
machine guns,
Rifles,
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M0NTHL1
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treaty
with
Colombia,
signed
at
Washington
on
ratification by the
Colombian Congress.
Complete details have not been dis¬
closed, but it was indicated that the concessions by the
Sept. 13, will come into effect only after
United States consist chiefly of an agreement to
the free list "certain
a
large percentage of Colombian exports to this
It is considered
a
safe assumption that
products mentioned.
retain
on
products of Colombia which represent
Colombia
agrees,
country."
coffee is among the
the State Department
indicated, to reduce its customs duties on an "important per¬
centage of products imported from the United
States."
In
5
MONTHLY EEYIEW
Oct., 1935]
ment, but such efforts also were
trade treaty with Canada, the
State Department made public on Sept. 9 ,an exchange of
letters between officials of the two Governments.
It yyas
connection with the proposed
Hull is insisting
agreements on
the principle of tripartite and multiplex wprld trade, rather
than on that of a simple trade balance between two coun¬
tries.
The Canadian communication suggested larger Amer¬
ican imports of Canadian merchandise, with reduced Cana¬
dian imports from this country as the alternative, owing to
the favorable trade balance enjoyed by this country in its
commercial relations with Canada.
But Mr. Hull made it
clear in his reply that it would be impossible to use the
international balance of payments as a basis for the tariff
agreement. Notwithstanding this divergence of opinion and
the refusal of Mr. Hull to make commitments in advance, it
was stated that the tariff negotiations are continuing.
Men¬
on
that Secretary
in the exchange
made plain
his broad and
sound policy of
concession
British fleet in the
finally was forced
to pause while Italy tried to fathom the British intentions.
Mutual pacific assurances by the British and Italians once
again seemed to clear the way for the Italian war of con¬
several
In
of
begin to appear
were
available during
to be the intention
on all
deem it
Federal,
in every way possible to fur¬
ther the judicial settlement of international disputes.
It is
quite possible that there is no political significance in the
pressed a desire to co-operate
Kellogg to terminate his activities at The
suggested in some quarters that refusal
Senate to vote American participation
of the United States
To some degree the withdrawal
have been an influence.
was
viewed at Geneva as another
American tendency to
indication of the growing
avoid all entanglement in European
is correct there is no rea¬
regret the decision of Mr. Kellogg. His successor will
affairs, and if that interpretation
son
to
probably be named next year, at the September meeting of
the League
to
Council and Assembly, and some doubt exists as
whether
another American will be chosen.
world
markets faced a more
depression
have
financial
generally disturbing episode than that
against the ancient African Kingdom
war of conquest
of Ethiopia.
A spec¬
changing emphasis was current throughout
September in connection with that long-projected aggression.
The
League
of Nations struggled unsuccessfully with the
problem, both in the Council meeting and in
Assembly.
both
countries
border
the annual
A special conciliation commission appointed by
clash
dodged the issue of assessing blame for
at
Ualual last December.
The League
a
ap¬
find a way out of the dispute
peaceful settlement of the quarrel which Pre¬
pointed a committee of five to
and assure a
mier
Benito Mussolini [picked
with the Ethiopian Govern¬
All markets reflected the
critical.
became
sition
felt
British Ambassador at Borne
to some
change of assurances by the
authorities that tension relaxed
Italian
the
The assurances, given Sept.
degree.
concern
it was only after an ex¬
such developments, and
over
that hostile press
21, were to the effect
campaigns in Italy and England,
directed
movements
advisable.
The statements were not credited in all circles,
for the belief prevailed quite generally that England was
in each case
against the other country, made fleet
powerful Italy, imbued with
the highly im¬
route to the Far East, sometimes referred to as the
really concerned lest a more
expansionist ideas, might menace Egypt and
portant
"lifeline
the
of
Significant were British
Empire."
state*
ship would be withdrawn from the
that not a single
ments
Mediterranean.
Italo-Ethiopian problem
The
such limits.
countries
those
stretched
far beyond even
All observers were agreed that a war between
tend to
would
upset
diplomatic
relation¬
for an Italian preoccupation
with Ethiopian difficulties would render that country less
effective^in the European scene.
The French Government,
ships in many parts of Europe,
obviously
committed
support of Italy
to
in one way or
September to mediate between the
Premier Laval, who apparently gave
another, tried throughout
British and Italians.
hand in Ethiopia last January when the
the Italians a free
Franco-Italian
ing course.
the
that
troubles were patched up, adopted a waver¬
He tried
the
to obtain assurances from London
would support France in
Government
British
Europe, in the event of
mind
started
presented by the Italian aim to wage a
tacle of swiftly
possible British measures for
to
it takes little
Italy and Ethiopia
the
since
Not
occasioning speculation
closing the Suez Canal
to Italian vessels in the event of war.
Premier Mussolini
had declared in August that League sanctions would mean
war, and even on the assumption that the British merely
were preparing to enforce any sanctions the situation seemed
perilous. When a large part of the British home fleet also
sailed for the Mediterranean and British ports at Gibraltar
and Alexandria were protected by huge iron nets, the po¬
around the Suez Canal,
the waters
as
and
Sept. 23
that Frank B. Kellogg, American member of the Permanent
Court of International Justice, had sent his resignation to
Geneva early in the month.
This action is of considerable
importance, as- it may well mean lessened American influ¬
ence in that juridical body.
Mr. Kellogg formerly was Sec¬
retary of State, and he is the third American to serve as a
Justice in the World Court.
Difficulty in attending the
sessions of the Court was the reason given by Mr. Kellogg
for resigning.
He urged in his letter the great importance
of the Court in the field of international relations, and ex¬
French
British,
August.
^
the League of Nations on
may
of the problem
and Italian representatives
gathered in August at the French capital and sought a means
for pacific settlement of the Italo-Ethiopian question, and
rumors were current soon thereafter of British fleet move¬
ments toward the Mediterranean.
A major part of the
British Mediterranean fleet sailed Sept. 4 from Malta for
in
favorable were
reports from Panama that an attempt will be made to obtain
a reduction in the interest rate on the $12,000,000 issue of
5% bonds of that Government, due in 1963, on which onethird of the stipulated rate now is being made available.
World Court
negotiations for adjustment
failure of Paris
of the Lima
the Government will
paying the stipulated sums as long as possible
State and Provincial debts held abroad. Less
Hague, but it was
week of
ocurred because of that massing of
strength, and there was universal fear that the Italo-Ethiopian dispute might develop into another World War.
The
British action seems to have been taken because of the utter
September a war scare
payments on external obligations. Per¬
sistent rumors that the Brazilian Government might again
default completely on external debts, notwithstanding the
moderateness of the Aranha agreement, were denied early
last month by Finance Minister Arthur de Souza Costa.
It
was stated that the Brazilian authorities intend to continue
decision of Mr.
with the
During the second
the Mediterranean.
in
forces
to resume
Disclosure was made by
of the League by
proceed with his plans,
League, or against the League.1
By far the most disconcerting phase of the entire matter
was that connected with the British concentration of naval
little to begin with. When the 1936
budget was presented to the Peruvian Congress, on Sept. 3,
it was accompanied by a statement that as soon as recovery
necessary
expressed his contempt
League, without the
regime to pay very
symptoms
general.
were
economic sanctions
statements that he would
Latin American countries at length are
beginning to give serious consideration to the problem of
the defaulted dollar bonds of such countries.
The Peruvian
Government took tentative steps toward the resumption of
payments, although it appears
September, expectations
Premier Mussolini
Debts
indications
respects
warfare
toward
diminished in Ethiopia
of an early start
The League, to be sure, moved
in the event of aggression, but
seasonal rains
the
as
massing of the
a
Premier Mussolini
and
toward the end of
that
September
and
quest,
Washington of the
Latin American
of
tacle was presented
Mediterranean,
accord negotiated some
debate in the
Finally, the grim spec¬
abandoned hastily.
was
revealed, that
When the facts were
Standard Oil interests.
concluding
fact that the reciprocal
months ago with Brazil still is under
Congress of that country.
tion was made in
The Ethiopian
fruitless.
American support early in
the month by granting a concession for mineral and oil ex¬
ploitation over most of the country to a group representing
attempted to obtain
Government
aggression by any country there, and
imagination to realize that M. Laval had in
possibility of German encroachment in Austria.
Great Britain made
it clear at Geneva that she is prepared
to back the Covenant
of the League of Nations, even if such
action means the employment of sanctions.
ish
In a subsequent
Government, published Sept. 30, the Brit¬
note to the French
repeated such assurances but refused to make specific
declarations.
failure
tions
These
whole
The
British
note,
moreover,
indicated
that
by any nation to live up to previous treaty obliga¬
might have
exchanges
are
to be
considered in a special
indicate
that
category.
European alignments as a
undergoing study and possibly extensive revision,
owing to the impact of the Italo-Ethiopian crisis.
While these intricate developments were in progress Italy
continued to send troopships to the East African colonies of
that country literally by the dozens.
Soldiers by the tens of
"
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V
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r:
6
MONTHLY
thousands
sailed
from
Italian
ports
to
participate
proposed venture against Ethiopia, and in
in
the
ringing
them
in
their
and
over
The
ears.
again
over
Italian
Dictator
that he would
assured
forward and
go
that
nothing could stop the Italian people from attaining
their "destiny" of ruling over another Roman
Empire.
As
the rains
slowly diminished in Africa the fear
the support
instances
many
they departed with martial declarations by Premier Musso¬
lini
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general
was
of Great Britain for "collective maintenance
the Covenant in its entirety and
lective resistance to all acts of unprovoked
aggression." Swed¬
ish, Belgian and other delegates of small European countries
immediately rallied behind the British, and also insisted
full
upon
maintenance of
Laval, of
France, spoke
the
Covenant.
Sept.
on
13,
Premier
in
and
equivocal speech stated that his country abides by the League
principle and Covenant, but he also insisted that
ties.
must be taken
of
tion
Fascist
adherents
to
the
number
of
Italy, to take place at an unspecified date.
tion
10,000,000 in
That demonstra¬
delayed from day to day, obviously because of the
was
uncertainty
introduced
assumption
by
the
British
that Premier Mussolini intended to
was
occasion
for
ment,
its part, attempted to follow
on
measures.
martial
declarations.
The
a
T£e
the
use
with
Italy.-
But
statements
by
the
other
no
Swiftly, while these speeches
the British
major portion of the
of
ihrff Italo-Ethiopian impasse.
pared for
any
to assert that
from whatever
menace,
He stated in
come.
Before the strength of the
was concentrated in the
with the proposed war against
an
without the
League,
or
direction
ings at Bolzano
Italian people for the venture in Africa.
as
indicative of
countries.
an
early start of hostilities between the two
Indeed,
the mud in
to
September ended, only the drying of
as
Ethiopia
Government
accepted
said to be awaited by the Italian
was
start
the
fleet
were
directed toward
were
concentration
in
the
his statements
were
a
was the
attempt by the Ethiopian Emperor, Ilaile
Selassie, to enlist the aid and sympathy of the American
called
retention
people by granting to the Standard Oil interests
recipients of the major benefits.
dispute between Italy and Ethiopia, and
Of chief immediate interest
to the United
matter
covering
one
of
large part of his country.
a
were
was
concerned.
ment
a
time, owing to
this side of any interest in the
concession.
on
British promoter,
sion, and it
concession
This measure, clearly
desperation, proved mysterious for
disclaimers
a
Francis M. Rickett, obtained the
assumed for
A
A
conces¬
time that British interests
a
formal protest by the London
Govern¬
was
prepared and sent to the British Minister at Addis
Ababa, but it was never delivered to the
Ethiopian Govern¬
ment, for Emperor Ilaile Selassie declared on
Sept 1 that
only American interests were involved.
It
appeared
thereafter that
Standard
Oil Co.,
the concession
Oil Co.
Inc.
soon
of
New
Officials
was granted
jointly to the
Jersey and the Socony-Vacuuin
of these
companies conferred
with
Secretary of State Hull in Washington and announced on
Sept. 2 their relinquishment of the concession. This
ended
the matter, save for
a
"dollar
no
diplomacy"
States Government.
The League of Nations resumed
on
ered for its usual session.
delegate,
made
it
to
the
plain
Laval of France.
Baron
effect
same
its consideration of
the
Sept. 4, when the Council gath¬
Captain Anthony Eden, the Brit¬
that
desired the maintenance of
the
words
the
British
Government
League principles, and mild
were
A sensation
spoken by Premier Pierre
was
caused, however, when
Pompeo Aloisi, speaking for Italy, assailed
Ethiopia
in unmeasured terms
as a
barbarous country which has "sys¬
tematically and openly violated all the
League Covenant
undertakings she had assumed." The Italian
representative
indicated that, in Italian
opinion, Ethiopia should be ex¬
pelled from the League.
Professor Gaston Jeze,
speaking
for Ethiopia, made a
trenchant reply.
He taunted
with
Italy
having chosen
as
for
nominal
an
enemy a small and
relatively de¬
The
Italian
delegates
left
the
Council
chamber at that point in the
proceedings, and for a time
the impression
prevailed that Italy was
abandoning Geneva.
But it was stated
officially in Rome that such was not the
intention, and that Italian delegates
merely declined to sit
at the same table with
Ethiopians.
\^hen the League Assembly
met
on
Sept. 9 the matter took
an
ever-graver aspect, owing to British
insistence that
League forces be rallied in defense of
Ethiopia. The British
Foreign Secretary, Sir Samuel
Hoare, appeared at
Geneva to
present the British case, and he
opened the debate
Italo-Ethiopian situation
names
Sept.
of the countries involved.
self with
11
without
on
the
sovereignty
by
On Sept 21,
Ethiopia,
Italians
as
however, the
the indications at the end of
were
September that hostilities
would start at the earliest
possible moment, after the mud
caked in Ethiopia and made land
transport possible
once
With understandable
realism, Emperor Haile Selassie
ordered late in September the mobilization
of
more.
approximately
men in his Kingdom.
A traditional feast, celebrat¬
ing the end of the rainy season in Ethiopia, was held
Sept. 28.
3,000,000
Memel Election
,
Although world attention
ber
was
concentrated
during Septem¬
the Italo-Ethiopian
dispute, some recognition also
accorded the danger to
peace arising from elections in
the small territory of
Memel, which
on
formerly
but
now
is under
extensive review of the
formation and organiza¬
tion of the League, and
pointed out that the system of
collec¬
tive security founded on
international agreement is the most
effective safeguard for peace.
lie then
pledged specifically
Lithuanian
degree of autonomy.
sovereignty
Residents
of this
was
with
German
certain
a
territory, who
are
approximately 90% German, went to the polls Sept 29 toelect a new
Landtag, or local Parliament.
International
concern over
eral
this election
assumption
was
occasioned by the quite gen¬
that
the
covetous eyes on
the
area
engineer
to regain possession if the Powers
a
ycoup
engaged elsewhere.
German
Government
of 930 square
is
casting
miles, and might
are
The British. French and Italian Govern¬
ments, acting in concert, warned
before the election that the
Lithuania several weeks
balloting must be conducted with
the utmost
rigor and fairness.
German authorities, however,
charges that thousands of their adherents
made unofficial
in
Memel had been
statements
vote.
disfranchised
sent into the
were
denied
and
other
thousands
territory to sway the result.
by
tfiat only 69
the
Lithuanian
of
Such
Government,
persons had lost their
right to
When the voting
actually started, on Sept. 29, much
resentment
caused among the
population by complicated
forms, which prevented conclusion of the
voting until late1
the next day.
There were a few unfortunate
incidents, but
was
they were not of a character to
produce any sharp inter¬
national conflict, and as it was
conceded that the German
population elected a great
majority of the Landtag mem¬
bers, this incident passed off
quietly.
Whether further
clashes with regard to Memel
can be avoided in the
future,
however, is
another matter.
mentioning the
Sir Samuel contented him¬
an
of
the real rulers and
as
Italy and Great Britain diminished rapidly thereafter.
It
is significant that Premier Mussolini
rejected the League
committee plan as inadequate, and even more
important
which declared
guns
on
committee of five
a
basis for discussion which
a
British Ambassador to Rome
explained to the Italian Gov¬
the fleet concentration was due to the
antiBritish press campaign in
Italy, and fears of war between
to
v
as
ernment that
Lithuanians,
itself.
plan
European observers
fenseless State, and remarked that the
peril to Ethiopia is
serious
only because that country has not sufficient
protect
not
was
was
'
Italo-Ethfopian problem
ish
with
statement by President Roosevelt that
longer is recognized by the United
But the British
clearly
comparatively mild and equivocal. The
attempted to find a solution for the
members elaborated
unhappy country.
war
anticipated by the Italian Dictator, and for several weeks
States in this
into
Extensive
preparation of the
Mediterranean
League, meanwhile,
advance
might
held in northern Italy, and Cabinet meet¬
that
long-expected
it
Ethiopia "with the League,
against the League."
country.; These and other ominous indications
maneuvers
Mediterranean,
Italy was pre¬
interview that Italy would proceed
one
early start of Italian hostilities, and on Sept. 30 the Ethi¬
opian Government ordered a mobilization of all males in the
were
time
a
that mobilization of strength overshadowed all other
aspects
on
Cabinet
a
immense British fleet in the Mediterranean, and for
Premier Mussolini continued
Italian
>
being made at Geneva,
were
Government gathered
pacific course, and
interpretation than
account
"legitimate aspirations."
mighty British fleet
when the rainy season ended
officially on Sept. 28 no
general mobilization had been ordered to prepare for combat
Sept. 29 seemed to admit of
of Italy's
Ethiopian Govern¬
even
Pierre
somewhat
a
that Premier Mussolini might declare war and start hostili¬
He arranged in mid-September for a huge demonstra¬
of
particularly for steady, col¬
German-American Relations
Relations between the United
States and Germany
been irritated on a number of
ocasions since the Nazis
into power in the
Reich, and another incident
of
nature
developed during September.
dell Hull found
it advisable to
the
have
came
same
Secretary of State Cor-
apoligize orally, Sept. 14, to
for com¬
ments made by a New York City Magistrate, Louis B. Brodsky, when some rioters were acquitted of the charge of un¬
lawful assembly in connection with the tearing down of
the Nazi swastika emblem on the liner Bremen, last July.
Regret was expressed that the Magistrate, "in restating con¬
tentions of the defendants in the case and in commenting
upon the incident, unfortunately so worded his opinion as
to give the reasonable and definite impression that he was
going out of his way adversely to criticize the German Gov¬
ernment, which criticism was not a relevant, legitimate part
of his judicial decision."
Some conjecture took place in this
country regarding the * reasonableness of the German objec¬
tions to the opinion of the Magistrate, for it was only long
after the incident occurred that the swastika emblem was
made the official flag of the German Reich.
Whatever the
merits of such contentions, it is obvious that Secretary Hull
took the proper course in attempting to assuage the feelings
officials of
the German Embassy
in Washington
of the German authorities.
German Fascism
the conclusion of a party gath¬
ering in Nuremberg, Sept. 15. The session was notable not
only because new restrictive laws were passed against the
unfortunate Jews of Germany, but also because Herr Hitler
discoursed at some length on the foreign policy of his Fascist
by Chancellor Adolf Hitler at
Three new laws were enacted at the behest of the
One of these provides that the swastika em¬
Nazi leader.
blem, heretofore the party banner, is to
be the official stand¬
directed
The other two enactments were
They deprive Jews of ordinary
leaving them a curious inter¬
gainst Jews in Germany.
German citizenship, while
a
Marriages between
mediary status as elements in the State.
Jews and non-Jewish Germans are
forbidden, as are extra¬
marital relations between them.
The Reichstag session was
sandwiched in between immense
regular army parades and
maneuvers,
and it is evident that the presence of the
ordinary significance, since the ascendancy
faction in the Reich is thereby
to the entirely
omnipo¬
gathering is of more than
German army at the party
tent
demonstrated.
of the military
In his address
subservient Reichstag, Chancellor Hitler re¬
agitation aroused by his
ferred to the international Jewish
peculiar ideology and to what he called the provoking
behavior of individual members of the Jewish "race" within
own
the
He called for the
Reich.
Semitic
foreign relations, and in
erated his declaration of
the
enactment of the
new
anti-
devoted to a survey of German
this connection Herr Hitler reit¬
He also made
peaceful intentions.
interesting, if somewhat dubious assertion,
that Ger¬
many's affairs are in order, both internally and externally.
The enlargement of the German army
and
added, significantly, that the Reich
take no
cern
Chancellor
proceeded
then
Hitler
Memel
between the Reich and Lithuania.
contrary to existing laws and treaties.
usual
stolen from
was
tortured,"
All observers at Nuremberg
impressed by the army and air force demonstrations
which marked the so-called "party
day."
It is evident that
the Reich has made great progress toward
these fields.
rearmamepif
/
,
placing production for
Tin plate output,
according to the "Age," continues at 55% of mill capacity
despite clear evidences of ebbing demand; sheet production,
strongly supported by miscellaneous demand, is holding at
70%; railroad buying remained throughout the month at a
low ebb.
Pig iron producers, particularly iii the Great
Lakes region, were reported to he well5 booked for the fourth
quarter.
Scrap, after a short period of hesitancy, resumed
its upward trend on Sept. 10, rising from $12.58 to $12.75 a
gross ton, compared with the $9.50 in effect at the close of
September last year.! Finished' stfeel and pig iron continued
to remain unchanged at 2.124c. A pound and $17.84 a gross
most
current estimates
promising,
period at 750,000 cars and trucks. :
that
The
American
Iron
capacity of the industry at
in
Continued activity in the iron and steel industry brought
ary ;
production during the second week of the month
highest level reached since the second week in Febru¬
output during the remainder of the month tapered off
slightly, due to the automobile industry's delay in getting
into
production on new models which is holding back steel
orders.
the
Scrap touched the highest price level reached since
second
week
mained firm,
In
its
of
March
1934.
Non-ferrous
metals
re¬
With prices again moving higher.
issue
of
Sept.
the
98.2% of the steel
45.8% for the week beginning
operations were
Feb. 11,
when operations were reported to be at 50.8%.
For the'
week of Sept. 16 the industry was reported as operating at
48.3% of capacity; for the week beginning Sept. 23 at 48.9%,
and for the week beginning Sept. 30 at 50.8%.
At the close
For the week beginning Sept. 9
day period.
49.7% of capacity, the highest level reached since
at
of
September 1934 steel operations were at
As to non-ferrous
23.2% of capacity.
metals, "Metal and Mineral Markets," in
19, stated that the continued flow of copper
its issue of Sept.
consumption, both here and abroad, and the announce¬
into
ment of
a
decrease of about 20,000 tons
said
were
have caused
to
rise
the
in world copper stocks
of domestic copper on
8.50c. to 9.00c., Valley (which followed an
19). During the week
Sept. 16 from
increase from 8.00c. to 8.50c. on Aug.
ended
Sept. 18 foreign copper continued in strong
and the
demand,'
price finally passed 8.50c., thereby strengthening the
domestic demand to the new level.
General industrial im¬
provement in the United States And Europe, in
addition to
possible war purchases;abroad, places the non-ferrous
some
metal industry in a
firm position for the last quarter.
The
publication, in its issue of Sept 26, remarked that "to
same
meet the recent
expansion in consumption of copper, domestic
According
authorities, it is expected that the gain in output
should be sufficient to take care of fchatr how appears to
to copper
be
higher rate in consumption.
a
tinued in good
Here
in
New
Inquiry for lead
Sept. 18 of 15 points to 4.50c.
York, Lake and electrolytic coppet rose on;
Sept. 16 A&c., the former to 9.12^c. and the
Zinc at New
18
Sept.
con¬
volume toward the close of the month, despite
the advance in New York on
latter ta 8.75c.*
York, following the example set by copper, on
moved
to a
higher price level,
advancing from4
4.97^c. to 5.12V&C., closing the month at the latter figure.'
Tin
a
within
at New York moved
a
narrow
margin, showing
gain for the month; closing price as of Sept. 30 of this
metal
50.25c. as against 49.12^c. at Aug. 30.
was
Lumber Movement Slightly
Lower—Production
at
Peak for
Year
Shipments of lumber during each of the first three weeks"
of
September were lower than for the week ended Aug.
26 the "Iron Age" remarked
31,?
when the total
shipped reached the highest figure reported
for the year to
date.
Production, however, was at its peak
during the week ended
lower during the
of any week
»
Activity by Steel Trade Maintained-—Further Gain in Scrap and
r
Non-Ferrous Metal Prices
to the
estimated
Institute
Sept. 2, which compares with 47.9% for the previous seven-
Sept. 14, and though
fractionally:
following week, will probably top the record
since 1931 when revised figures are available.
For the week of
steel ingot
Steel
and
operating rate of steel companies having
Communists
to constitute the pet hatreds of
Ilerr Hitler and his lieutenants.
be when motor car output
fourth quarter is regarded as
rebounds, the outlook for the
The speech closed
animadversions regarding the
and the Jews, who appear
were
the
the German element in
territory has been "maltreated and
small
the
discuss
to
which long has embittered the relations
the Germans, he said, and for years
with
Government will
position in any question that does not directly con¬
it.
Memel situation,
that
is intended solely to
the freedom of the German people, he remarked,
preserve
time may
the
Whatever
sion.
producers are gradually increasing production."
legislation on this basis.
Most of the speech was
alterations in
ton, respectively."
Nazi Reichstag, called
tighter at a special meeting of the
ard of the Reich.
is customarily
models have held back production
programs.
Two leading makers of low-priced cars were
expected to launch their assemblies of new cars in the first
week of October, others planning to follow in quick succes¬
early this month, but, as
would get under way
the case, late
anti-Semitism were drawn
Lines of the German official
regime.
7
MONTHLY EEYIEW
Oct., 1935]
Sept. 21 shipments Were slightly above
preceding week and orders were 6% above the
period and the heaviest booked since April.
Ship¬
those, of the
same
ments for the
and
new
Sept. 21 week were, however, 5% below output
business 6%
below production.
All items,
as
re¬
ported by these mills, were materially in excess of the corre¬
sponding week of a year ago.
These comparisons are based
National
Lumber Manufacturers Asso¬
upon
reports to the
ciation from
of leading
regional associations covering the operations
hardwood and softwood mills.
During the week ended Sept. 21 a total of 583 mills re¬
ported production of 242,327,000 feet; shipments, 230,359,000
that
feet, and orders booked amounting to 228,438,000 feet.
week, 621
For,
mills produced 242,949,000 feet
though automotive demand, in the aggregate, is slowly im¬
the
proving, round-lot orders for the new models have not yet
shipped 229,956,005 feet, and^ booked orders for 215,784,000;
feet.
For the week ended Sept. 7 reports from 623 mills.
appeared.
It had first been thought that 1936 assemblies
preceding
KEVIEW
MONTHLY
8
source
shipments of 196,-
production of 220,095,000 feet;
showed
Canada, continues
be the most
of exportable supplies outside of
from
suffer
drought which promises to
440,000 feet, and new business of 179,209,000 feet.
to
last week of the
devastating that country has ever experienced.
For the
preceding month—ended Aug. 31—604 mills
and
055,000 feet, and orders of 215,389,000 feet.
Southern
pine,
cypress
reported
orders
Sept 21.
All but Western pine, redwood and Northern
above
consecutive
its
pine reported shipments above output for the same period;
5% below hardwood output.
pine reported orders above 1934.
For the Sept. 21
week
but
to
All regions but
Northern
orders
were
all
of
were
44% above and hardwood orders
the
of similar period
of
feet
w
a
22
days'
average
production
on
the
date
same
a
The First National Bank
Cutting is still
has been
some¬
irregular, but production is increasing and prices
weather
and
hide
stronger
is attributed
fall shoes
and
leather
to
markets.
ings
are
prices in
distributors to risk
up in shoes.
eommensurately
reluctance of
volume
some
resistance by a moderate mark¬
consumer
Consequently, the problem of getting replace¬
ment costs out of current shoe
quotations is
a
pressing
one.
"That present prices do attract the consumer is indicated
by the trend of footwear production.
18% ahead of June and 11%
Output in July
July last
over
year.
was
This brings
production in the seven months within 1% of 1934 and
substantially above the average of corresponding periods in
the past decade.
•
Style Conference in New York early in the month.
A record
number exhibited and good business was booked at advanced
Leather for the past two months has been moving
Demand is broad and quite active.
finished stocks in all hands,
Exchange, have been
as
Process and
reported by the Commodity
declining since
May and the trade
expects a further improvement in August and
September.
Because of the lag in shoe prices and the strength in hides,
tanners
have
been
accepting
future
business
cautiously.
"Hides have been moving actively in domestic markets at
prices approximately 4c. above
tion under their
1934 high.
a year ago
Similarly,
and only
war
a
frac¬
threats abroad
improved European demand and Argentine hides have
moved up in consequence.
Despite resistance to replacement
prices for both shoes and leather, demand for hides has
reported
as
absorbing current production,
Inspected
slaughter is running somewhat ahead of earlier expectations
and thus far this year
about 4%.
has exceeded
a
10-year
average
Nevertheless, tanners' wettings for the
by
seven
months of the year have surpassed the movement of hides
into sight, with the result that
July 21 have declined by
raw
some
stocks at 6,464,000 hides
600,000 since the first of
the year.
The Commodity Exchange included in their raw
figures about 984,000 hides certified in exchange ware¬
houses and approximately 1,200,000 held by Government and
State relief agencies.
These substantial
holdings consist
mostly of light hides and the trade continues to regard their
availability
as
indefinite."
Grains
in
domestic
developed
an
the
despite temporary reactions.
bullish crop developments in North
Argentina by the generally improved nature
world's
the
importing basis this year,
been
well
statistical position
European
of
absorbed.
the
Perhaps
domestic
one
markets
through¬
of
the
most
has-been
the
This
reflecting unsatisfactory
as
it has ocurred
during the height of the crop movement.
It is pointed out that the deficit of
high quality supplies in
the United States cannot be made
up,
aside from Canadian
importations, until the next crop is harvested. Thus, Can¬
ada's
improved position in the world export picture has been
reflected
in
wheat, and
Grain
broadening foreign
a
this
fact,
no
demand
for
Canadian
doubt, influenced the Canadian
Board in fixing the minimum price at
87%c., since
it is apparently convinced that
importers will be forced to
meet her offering
prices. In view of
tightening of domestic
supplies and the improving world position of wheat, periods
of selling pressure have been of Short duration.
Corn proved a
disappointment to the trade and closed the
prices Slightly lower with the exception of the
September position, which closed on Sept. 30 at 84^c. com¬
pared with an opening price of 72c. • Strength of the nearby
month
was due to the
tight cash position and smallness of
available supplies for delivery
purposes.
All kinds of reports
were in circulation
during the month as to the lateness and
condition of the crop, especially west of the
Mississippi
River, owing to the hot and dry weather during the summer.
Subsequently, cold weather delveloped, with frosts earlier
than usual in
number of sections.
However, the market,
contrary to expectations, failed to display strength, and
large interests liquidated their holdings and there was not
enough buying power to absorb the offerings. Oats and
rye,
however, ended the month with prices higher.
In Chicago
the December
option for wheat closed on Sept. 30 at 99%c.
as against an
opening price of 90^40. on Sept. 3.
(Sept. 1
was a
Sunday and Sept. 2 a holiday in Canada and the
United States—Labor
Day.)
At Winnipeg the December
wheat option closed on
Sept. 30 at 91%c. as against an
opening of 83c. on Sept. 3. December corn in Chicago closed
at 57MiC. as
compared with the opening price of 57%c. on
Sept. 3. December oats closed at 27%c. as against the
open¬
ing of 26^c. on Sept. 3.
December rye closed at 49c. as
a
compared with the opening price of 44c. on Sept. 3.
On Sept. 8 the council of the
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
announced the cancellation of the
regulation governing sale
of wheat futures in the
Winnipeg market, thus permitting
open trading despite the price of
87%c. fixed by the Canadian
Grain Board.
European
Wheat
i-yy
Countries
for
Expected
to
1935-36—Estimate
Import
of
500,000,000
International
Bushels
of
Institute
of
Agriculture (Home)
European countries will import from 500,000,000 to 540,000,000 bushels of wheat for 1935-1936, the International
Institute of Agriculture announced
Sept 15, said United
Press advices from
Rome, Italy, that day.
The advices
and
political outlook.
This
upward
Persistent buying by both speculative and consumptive inter¬
ests was encouraged by
Hence,
in the Argen¬
added:
wheat markets
trend during the past month,
and
crop
month with
"Tanners displayed spring lines at the Leather Show and
however,
on an
development has been construed
lines have advanced slightly,
some
with hides apparently reflects the
in volume.
50% normal
supplies and has been considered especially significant be¬
manu¬
broad and general change in costs to the
no
This failure of footwear to rise
consumer.
over
sur¬
In the
on.
heavy, with consequent liberal hedging, but offer¬
have
cause
facturers' shoe
there has been
America
exportable
unusually high premiums maintained for cash wheat.
cool
Since
June, hide values have risen V/2 to 2c., and while
Prices
an
It is true that the primary movement of wheat
striking features
"The broader interest in
of
of 210,000,000 bushels and less domestic require¬
100,000,000 bushels, would leave
out the year.
firm.
stock
carryover
The crop in Canada this year promises
300,000,000 bushels, which, if materialized, plus
Canadian stocks will likely prove to be a world asset
ment noticeably during the past month.
on
orld wheat picture.
tine, and the United States
"Expansion in re-orders for fall shoes lifted trade senti¬
been
Thus, it would
importing countries with the bulk of their wheat.
Letter," under date of Sept. 30 1935, discusses these markets
have
of 135,000,000 bushels.
reserve
with prospects of less than a
of Boston, in its "New England
|as follows: ■
prices.
Average
past the United States, Canada and the Argentine supplied
Hides, Leather and Footwear
total
1933 to ap¬
plus of 400,000,000 bushels for the world to draw
year
previous.
what
safe
ments of
production, compared with 502,713,000 feet, or the equivalent
of
The domestic carry¬
from 390,000,000 bushels in
that Canada is holding the dominant position in the
to be around
unfilled orders as 650,757,000
Sept. 21 1935, or the equivalent of 29 days' average
on
a
appear
of 3,847,567,000 feet.
stocks
of 861,000,000 bushels.
has dwindled
than
of 1934.
feet and gross
720,320,000
of 497,000,000 bushels in 1934 and a five-year (1928-
average
consumption is 640,000,000 bushels, which would leave less
Reports from 609 mills on Sept. 21 1935 give unfilled orders
The 408 identical mills report
Present indications point
requirements.
proximately 150,000,000 bushels as of July 1 1935.
than twice those
more
crop
over
corresponding week of 1934; softwood orders
that
a
States has failed to produce
this year of around 595,000,000 bushels compared
crop
1932)
reported production above
hemlock
Northern
a
the United
year
domestic
own
to
below production; hardwood
total softwood orders were 6%
have
may
For the third
265,000,000 bushels in the 1934-1935 season.
production during the week
mills
the current outlook,"
on
only 80,000,000 bushels for export from the new crop against
and Northern hemlock
ended
"based
Australia,
The United
of Agriculture estimated that Argentina
States Department
reported production of 228,958,000. feet; shipments of 231,Western
a
by the uncertainty
Argentina, the chief
estimate
places European needs between 350,000,000 and 870,The old crop on hand beginning last
August was placed
600,000,000 bushels,- the lowest figure since 1928. ' The amount on hand;
year ago was 704,000,000 bushels.
'V'
000,000 bushels.
at
a
The Institute's statement said: '
"It
may
now
be
estimated
that
countries for the entire 1934-1935
^
the demand
&
from
European importing
importing season did: not reach a total of
more
than
355 000,000
to
360,000,000 bushels.
Therefore
it
remains
35,000,000 to 40,000,000 bushels smaller than that of the
preceding season.
Canadian 1935 Wheat Crop
'■V'
Estimated 18% [Below Average but
Above 1934 Crop
';l
June
5%
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"
Dominion Bureau
1935 wheat crop at 290,541,000 bushels, which is 5% larger than the 1934 crop,
but 18% less than the average for the five years 1929-1933,
according to a report by the Foreign Agricultural Service
of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, United States De¬
partment of Agriculture.
Last year's crop, reduced by the
drought, was 275,849,000 bushels compared with the fiveyear average of 354,294,000 bushels.
Under date of Sept. 16
the Bureau of Agricultural Economics also announced:
This year's
parts of
three-fifths of the entire .wheat
also
has
been
of the wheat
and
Bome
The
serious
a
in central and
factor, especially
region, where yields in
northern sections
instances were reduced 20 to 25%,
some
fields rendered unfit for cutting.
area
planted to wheat
Canada this year was
in
24,116,000 acres
compared with 23,985,000 acres in 1934 and with the average of 25,936,000
acres
for the five years
winter
wheat,
23,561,000
with
Of the 1935 planting, 655,000 acres was
production of 13,267,000 bushels, ond
with an estimated production of
1929-1933.
estimated
an
was
acres
wheat,
spring
277,274,000 bushels.
Sugar
Trading in sugar "futures" was fairly active during the
past month, with general undertone firm.
A feature of
the trading was accumulation by commission houses and
trade operators in the spot, or old crop, position of the No. 3
contract.
There was also considerable switching from old
crop
to new
crop
months, with
a
consequent widening of
differences.
In view of the continued rapid depreciation in
movement
quotas from
off-shore producers, the supply situation re¬
strong.
Furthermore, the action of the Cuban
though
mained very
erally
Government in withholding sales of Cuban sugar here next
year
,
»
;
v;i
•'
;
Materially increased activity featured the textile trades
during the past month, with brisk early fall temperatures
proving an important stimulant to business.
Retail sales
picked up substantially, showing considerable gains over the
corresponding period of last year and giving promise of
broadening activities later during the fall and pre-holiday
season.
Wholesale trade, following its previous period of
dulness, enjoyed a pronounced improvement, reflecting, on
the one hand, the broadening flow of goods in distributive
channels,:; and on the other hand, the generally depleted
condition of inventories, both in retailers' and wholesalers'
hands.
Prices ruled very firm, and numerous advances on
major staple items were announced, with tight delivery situa¬
tions developing in a number of lines, and with expectations
of additional later price advances resulting in the placing of
substantial initial orders on spring merchandise.
Raw cot¬
ton during the first half of September steadied slowly,
chiefly as a result of the unexpected cut in the Govern¬
ment crop estimate from 11,798,090 bales to 11,489,000 bales.
Excessive rains in parts of the belt, which delayed the crop
movement and retarded hedge pressure, also served to sup¬
port prices.
A mild flurry was caused by the more serious
turn in the European political situation, causing fears of gen¬
eral complications in the Mediterranean area in the event of
hostilities between Italy and Ethiopia.
During the latter
part of the month an easier trend developed as more favor¬
able weather conditions resulted in a quickening of the crop
lias been reduced by rust damage, principally in the
the wheat belt, but in scattered patches elsewhere;
area has been affected.
Frost damage
crop
y
Textiles
if,'-:,''
Statistics at Ottawa places the
southeastern
and
30; 12%c. asked May 31; 13%c. asked on April 30;
10%c. asked on Feb. 28; 10c.
11 1/lOc. asked on March 29;
asked Jan. 31, all in 1934.
'
Tlie first official estimate issued by the
of
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and
an
ensuing increase in hedge offerings,
counteract bearish influences.
until the Suspense Fund of 108,000 tons (withheld from
al¬
slightly better export demand, reflecting the gen¬
inadequate supplies in foreign markets, tended to
a
In the event of the outbreak
of hostilities in
Africa, a mild buying movement is generally
the closing of the Suez Canal, widely viewed
entry under 1935 quotas)
anticipated
in the outcome of the sugar situation here.
possibility, might result in all sorts of political as well
as maritime complications,
with the latter's direct bearing
on the cotton shipment situation.
Spot cotton here in New
York was 10.65c. on Sept. 1, and from this figure advanced
to 11.00c. Sept. 18, but from that point a gradual recession
carried the price back to 10.75c. Sept. 27, with the quotation
Sept. 30, 10.80c.
Trading in the print cloth market at times
broadened materially, resulting in sales exceeding present
output and placing mills generally into a better statistical
position.
A feature was the increased buying of goods for
is liquidated, removed the possi¬
bility of immediate pressure of raw Cuban offers for 1936
melt.
Consumption continues above last year and promises
to continue so until the end of the year.
Overshadowing all
of the factors, however, is the uncertainty over the forth¬
coming Supreme Court decision as to the constitutionality
of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration.
The court
convenes the early part of the current month, and whether
it will give prompt consideration of the arguments or allow
them to be delayed until late in the year provides the crux
as
Sales of raw sugars during the month were reported as
follows, all ex store:
On Sept. 6 at 3.50c.; on Sept. 16 at
3.47c.; on Sept. 23 at 3.55c.; on Sej>t. 24 at 3.57c.; on Sept. 25
at 3.58c., and on Sept. 27 at 3.59c.
The wholesale price
for refined sugar was quoted by all refiners at 5.10c. until
the close of Sept 20. when the price was advanced to 5.30c.,
at which figure it remained during the remainder of the
month.
Coffee
Coffee "futures" fluctuated
closing higher.
less irregularly during
during the latter part and
more or
the month, developing strength
A factor in the situation has been reliable
reports from Brazil to the. effect that the drinking quality
of the new crop
is very
poor
generally.
There
was
a
good
spot demand for desirable grades.
No. 7 Rio was quoted on Sept. 30 at 6%@7c. against
6%c.
Aug. 31; 6%@6%c. July 31; 6%@6%c. June 29; 67/8@7%c.
May 31; 6% @7c. April 30; 7%c. March 30; 7%c. Feb. 28;
9%@9%c. Jan. 31; 9%c. Dec. 31 1934; 9%@9%c. Nov. 30:
9%c. Oct. 31; 9%c. Sept. 29; 9%@9%c. Aug.31; 9%c. July31;
9%@?%c. June 30; 10%@10%e. May 31; 10%c. April 30;
10%c. March 31; 11c. Feb. 28; 9%@9%c. Jan. 31, all in 1934.
No. 7 Santos was quoted Sept. 30 at
7%@8%c. against
V%@7%c. Aug. 31; 7y2c. July 31; 7%@7%c. June 29; 7%c.
May 31; 7%c. April 30; 8%c. March 30; 9c. Feb. 28; 10@
10%c. Jan. 31; 10%c. Dec. 31 1934; 10%@10%c. Nov. 30;
10%c. Oct. 31; 9%@9%c. Sept. 29; 10%c. Aug. 31; 10%c.
July 31; 10%@10%c. June 30; 11c. May 31; 10%c. April 28
and March 31; ll%c. Feb. 28; 9%@10c. Jan.
31, all in 1934.
Rubber
Crude rubber started the past month with
sharply lower
prices, largely as a result of the unexpected increase in ex¬
ports from Malaya during August.
The heavier shipments
proved disappointing in view of the 65% restriction, in effect
since July 1.
Slackening demand on the part of tire manu¬
facturers, and London advices reporting cancellations of
delivery contracts for Italian interests, because of
difficulty
in
securing letters of credit covering such shipments, also
depressed sentiment.
Later in the month a reversal in the
trend
of
the
the market
market
on
a
occurred
when
broad scale, and
tire makers
re-entered
particularly following the
announcement of a reduction in rubber
export quotas to
In the closing days of the month news of a
60%
warehouse fire in
London, involving serious damage to large stores of crude
rubber, resulted in renewed speculative activity, although
the
trend
Ribbed
assumed
smoked
a
more
sheets
irregular character.
for
spot delivery were quoted at
1115/16c. asked on Sept. 30 against ll%c. asked on Aug 31 •
12%c. asked July 31; 12 7/16c. asked June 29; 12 3/16c'
on
May 31; ll%c. asked April 30; ll%c. asked on
March 30; 12%c. Feb. 28; 12%c. asked Jan.
31; 13%c. asked
Dec. 31 1934; 13 3/16c. asked on Nov.
30; 13c. asked on
Oct. 31; 14%c. bid and 14 3/16c. asked on Sept.
29; 15%c
asked on Aug. 31; 14 ll/16c. asked July 31;
14%c. asked
asked
industrial
ruled
.
as
a
uses.
Print cloths at Fall River for 28-inch 64x60's
5%c. throughout September, unchanged from last
month.
The price of 27-inch cloth 60x64's was 5c. Sept 30,
and that of Osnaburgs, 10%c., both unchanged from Aug. 31.
The report of the Census Bureau on cotton consumption in
the United States, issued Sept. 15, and covering the month
of August, showed an increase over the previous month, but
a moderate loss as compared with August 1934.
The amount
consumed in August was given as 408,410 bales of lint and
57,866 bales of linters, as against 391,771 bales of lint and
62,137 bales of linters in July 1935, and 418,941 bales of
lint and 61,113 bales of linters in August 1934.
The woolen goods market, following the opening of the
at
spring lines of men's suitings and worsteds, developed
pronounced activity, and repeated moderate price advances
were announced, chiefly as a result of the strength in the
raw wool market.
Clothing manufacturers ordered freely,
with the result that a number of mills found themselves with
new
orders
few
hand sufficient to absorb their output for the next
on
months, and that in
chases
wear
was
also
some
instances paring down of pur¬
Demand for women's
resorted to by producers.
improved perceptibly, particularly in
the
sports
woolens division.
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers
were quoted Sept. 30
$2.05@$2.10 against $1.72@$1.79 Aug. 31; $1.50@$1.64
July 31; $1.36@$1.41 June 30; $1.35@$1.40 May 31; $1.36@
$1.41 April 30; $1.32@$1.37 March 30; $1.39@$1.44 Feb. 28;
$1.40@$1.45 Jan. 31; $1.46@$1.51 Dec. 31 1934; $1.30@$1.35
Nov. 30; $1.16@$1.21 Oct. 31 and on Sept. 29; $1.08@$1.13
Aug. 31; $1.05@$1.10 July 31; $1.14@$1.19 June 29; $1.18@
$1.23 May 31; $1.22%@$1.27%
April 30; ' $1.33@$1.38
March 31; $1.45@$1.50 Feb. 28; $1.55@$1.60 Jan. 31, all
at
in 1934.
of the 20-22 deniers Japanese crack double
quoted at $1.93@$1.98 Sept. 30 against $1.70@
$1.75 Aug. 31; $1.51@$1.56 July 31; $1.30@$1.35 June 30;
In the
extra
case
were
$1.33@$1.38 May 31; $1.32@$1.37 April 30; $1.31@$1.36
March 30; $1.40@$1.45 Feb. 28; $1.36@$1.41 Jan. 31; $1.43@
$1.48 Dec. 311934 ; $1.28@$1.33 Nov. 30; $1.10@$1.15 Oct. 31;
$1.07@$1.12 on Sept. 29 and Aug. 31; $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 March 31; $1.40@$1.45 Feb. 28; $1.52
@$1.57 Jan. 31, all in 1934.
RFC Authorizes $100,000,000
Loan to
CCC
to
Facilitate
10-Cent
Cotton Loan Plan
Jesse H.
Jones, Chairman of the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation, announced on Sept. 9 that an additional $100,090.000 loan had been authorized by the RFC to the Com¬
modity Credit Corporation to enable the CCC to carry out
the 10c. cotton loan plan on the 1935 crop.
yVv-v
The
following is Chairman Jones's announcement of
Sept. 9:
r ■.
We have authorized
it
to
lend the farmer
farmers will
an
additional $100,000,000 loan to the CCC to enable
10c.
a
pound
bear interest at 4%.
on
his 1935
cotton
crop./ Loans
to. the
It is estimated that very little of this
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10
year's crop will be borrowed upon
6 upheld the constitutionality of the Connally hot-oil Act,
challenged in an action filed by the East Texas Refining Co.
seeking to overrule the Federal Oil Tender Board which had
refused to permit the movement of 150,000 barrels of crude
oil in inter-State commerce.
The Tender Board's ruling
was made upon the authority vested in it by the Connally
and that CCC will not need as much as
If, however, that amount,
$100,000,000 at any one time for this purpose.
or even more, is needed, it will be available.
CCC
The
taken
CCC
now
the RFC on the 12c. loan,
owes
$270,000,000.
up,
that it
has announced
which-now
low
the entire
estimate
1936 crop.
Act.
13%c.
This fact, together with the reasonably
released to-day, should insure normal moving of
approximates
Government
will not permit cotton under the 12c. loan
the amount loaned upon it, plus carrying charges,
for less than
to be sold
'
'
including loans yet to be
■
■
products produced or withdrawn from storage in violation
of State laws—was a verbal announcement made following
the Judge's review of the briefs of the counsel for the Federal
Tender Board and for the plaintiff company.
The ruling
held that the Federal Government has the constitutional
Petroleum and It* Product*
independent producers in California td curb
the rising trend of crude oil ouput occupied the attention of
the industry during September.
While several different
plans were drafted by various independent groups, little
material success in curbing production had been achieved
Efforts of the
by the end of the month.
Daily average production—which
right to exclude from movement in inter-State traffic, oil
or refined
products produced or withdrawn from storage
in violation of State laws.
.
The oil company's attack upon the law in challenging the
constitutionality of the Act held that the Federal Government,
under the guise of regulating inter-State commerce, was
attempting to step in and aid a State in the enforcement of
its oil regulatory laws.
The Connally Act was passed by
Congress early in 1935 to provide for Federal supervision of
inter-State movements of crude oil and refined products
has consistently moved
higher week by week since the collapse of the Pacific Coast
Marketing Agency when the Supreme Court held the NRA
unconstitutional—soared to the highest point since early in
1930 during the month.
Efforts of the Committee of Seven,
acting in co-operation with other independent units, to curb
production were futile due to the impossibility of securing
sufficient signers to a curtailment program.
Following the collapse of the curtailment program spon¬
sored by the Committee of Seven in mid-September, an¬
nouncement was made of the formation of an emergency
through the tender board system.
The Texas Railroad Commission was branded as "in¬
efficient" in its enforecement of the State oil control measures
in
the problem of overproduction.
The
organization, known as the Emergency Advisory Board,
established a new allowable of 531,250 barrels daily for
October, November and December.
Unsuccessful efforts
to persuade all independent producers in the State to join in
paring production to this level were made by the group.
Daily average production during September in California
group
to cope with
far in
excess
industry for the past few months. The report was
signed by all members of the committee, and was viewed in
some quarters as a preliminary step in an attempt to force
the passage of legislation establishing a separate oil and gas
commission at the present' special session of the Texas
Legislature, v?1
■,*?■ ";S"
The report stated that the Commission's administration
of the Texas proration laws was so inefficient that in many
instances it was "ludicrous," continuing, that many of the
Commission's employees were incompetent and unfit to
occupy the positions they hold in the enforcement bodies.'
The committee, the report continued, found that East
Texas refineries were running huge quantities of "hot oil,"
that the State tender system was based upon "inaccurate
bookkeeping" and that the Commission "had been vic¬
timized by designing operators."
The passage and operation of the law authorizing the
State to confiscate and sell "hot oil" at public auction for
the benefit of the State has had the effect of placing Texas
in the "hot oil" business, the committee charged in the report.
Texas oil
of 600,000 barrels.
complicated, moreover, by an estimate
Agency of California made public on
Sept. 30 placing total crude oil production required in the
State for the final three months of the year at 590,700 barrels
daily. This total is some 60,000 barrels in excess of the level
set by the Emergency Advisory Board and the Emergency
Curtailment Committee of independent operators.
The situation was
of the Oil Producers
that Governor Merriam
legislation ratifying the inter-State compact
commission and also sponsor the establishment of a State oil
control authority at a special session of the Legislature next
January were contradicted by a statement by the Governor
that, barring unexpected developments, there would be no
session of the Legislature until the regularly scheduled one
in January 1937.
Neal H. Anderson, representing the Gov¬
ernor at the meeting of the inter-State compact group in
mid-month at Oklahoma City, had inferred that there
would be a special session and that the Governor would
Indications earlier in the month
would
•
back
back the two measures.
J. R. Pemberton, oil
overproduction in California on four fields in the
State—Santa Fe Springs, Signal Hill, Mountain View and
Kettlemen Hills—which were said to account for approxi¬
of
the
mately 90,000 barrels of the excess output. Kettlemen Hills
was said to be 35,000 barrels in excess of the market demand,
Signal Hills and Santa Fe Springs 20,000 barrels each and
Mountain View 15,000 barrels.
Reverberations from the crude oil price cut initiated late
August by Standard Oil Co. of California were felt in
Washington where Attorney-General Cummings disclosed
the receipt of a formal protest entered by the Independent
Petroleum Association of California charging that the price
cut indicated the existence of a monopoly in the California
oil industry.
•"The Standard Oil Co. of California without an hour's
in
■
regardless of the fact that demand has been in
production announced a drastic cut in the price of
all refinable grades of crude oil from $1 to 50 cents, which
was
followed immediately by all other major companies
controlling most crude purchases in California," the wire
charged.
^\
"v'..-::';
"This act demonstrates the complete power of the oil
monopoly—ruthlessly exercised and vitally affecting every
one
in California's largest industry including producers,
refiners, marketers and affiliated industries," it continued.
"We urge the Department of Justice to take immediate
notice and
excess
of
notice of
this situation and request prompt
and energetic
by
the
"Legal racketeering" has followed the law and "law operators
kept at least a full length," ahead of enforcement,,'
the Committee added.
Members of the Railroad Com¬
mission refused to comment upon the report.
Fears in the oil industry that the Rhodessa field—located
on the boundary line between Texas and Louisiana—might
turn out to be a miniature East Texas field as far as effect
the
cerned faded when reports
trade circles.
Previously,
.
Three committees to organize the details of the new
set up, to report at the next scheduled meeting
set for early in October.
The committees were to establish
rules and regulations for compact commission meetings, for
the encouragement of improved conservation methods in the
oil States and for the co-ordination of the exercise of the
group.
unit
were
police
powers
of the oil States.
,
commission, in addition to
Governor Marland, included Governor Allred, of Texas, or
his assistant, E. O. Thompson, chairman of the Texas Rail¬
road Coihmissiohta-k vice-president t as well as Homer Hoch,
Kansas Corporation Commissioner. A. L. Walker, secretary
of the Oklahoma compact office, was elected temporary
chairman of the inter-State commission.
The American
Petroleum Institute, through a telegram signed by President
Axtell Byles, pledged its co-operation to the Commission.
Other officials of the compact
Holding that a voluntary oil code is needed to avert chaos
industry, C. E. Arnott, vice-president of the American
Petroleum Institute, asked delegates attending the 33rd
annual convention of the National Petroleum Association at
industry in this State."
Texas developments during the month were featured by a
decision upholding the constitutionality of the Connally
hot-oil Act, a bitter indictment of the Texas Railroad Com¬
mission as "inefficient" in its operation of the State oil control
Atlantic
a
threatened shutdown of the entire
East Texas
potentials. The latter, which did not
occur despite announcements by the Railroad Commission
that tampering with its potential records by clerks—dis¬
charged for their actions—on behalf of certain unnamed oil
companies, was followed by a secondary announcement that
the Commission would continue its former practice of setting
the allowable from the results of tests of 100 key wells in the
new
East Texas field.
/
.
in the
laws and
Federal Judge
Randolph Bryant in
a
decision handed
down in Federal District Court in Sherman, Texas, on S9pt.
,
general price structure of crude oil might be con¬
of water in the wells spread in
the Railroad Commission had
attached so much importance to the new field that a special
proration meeting had been set at which Texas and Louisiana
representatives were to settle upon the proration rulings for
the split field.
Representatives of the signatories to the inter-State oil
control compact met in Oklahoma City on Sept. 12 and
elected Governor Marland, of Oklahoma, chairman of the
on
action based upon the facts which are clearly revealed
this act of the group of major companies dominating
field to determine
>
had
'
umpire, laid the blame for the bulk
scathing report returned by the Legislative investigating
which has been engaged in investigating the
a
committee
new
was
-
Judge Bryant's ruling—which in effect means the exclusion
from movement in inter-State traffic of all oil or refined oil
City to support the code
sponsored by the A. P. I.
vice-president of Socony-Vaeuum Oil Co., Inc.
"No industry can succeed where the leaders do not lead,"
Mr. Arnott said.
"The question to-day is will this industry
recognize that it must have leadership and accept it. If we
are to go again through an era in which all types and forms
and classes of companies insist upon their own views, methods
and interests, we can only, hope for eventual chaos.
"Regardless of what is in the Government's mind, our
industry has arisen and said that it needs no control but
wants only a chance to assert its own talents.
Now it is up
to the industry to make good," he said.
The convention
closed its three-day meet on Sept. 20 with the re-election of
all officers.
C. L. Suhr; Oil City, Pa., was renamed PresiMr. Arnott is
■
dent, N. H. Webber, Chicago and H. A. Logan, Warren,
Pa.,
were
Other
renamed Vice-Presidents.
during the month included a small increase in
oil, an estimate of
barrels daily by the
Bureau of Mines and a forecast by Wallace E. Pratte, vicepresident of the Humble Oil and Refining Co. of the dis¬
covery of sufficient new oil fields in this country to offset
the oft-discussed shortage of crude petroleum.
Price changes poste4 during the month follow:
news
the price of Pennsylvania grade crude
October crude oil demand at 2,554,200
Sept. 6—South Penn Oil Co. lifted Pennsylvania grade crude In
west Penn
to
$1.67.
South¬
Pipe lines 5 cents to $1.72 and Eureka Pipe Line a similar amount
Bradford and Allegany were advanced 5 cents a
the Tidewater
Pipe Line.
barrel to $2 by
Ltd.
Gasoline prices in California were under pressure during
September as the crude oil price structure was stablized at
sharply subnormal levels.
Retail prices at San Francisco
and Los Angeles broke with adjustments to the new price
structure in the heavy consumption areas unsettling the
entire West Coast territory.
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The Chicago areas suffered a sharp cut in retail gasoline
prices during the month as major companies met competitive
price slashes. The bulk market, however, with the exception
of a temporary sag late in the month, held firmly and prices
are well maintained at the summer
highs.
The favorable
statistical position of the industry's gasoline stocks aided in
stabilizing the bulk market.
While for a time there appeared to be a danger of sharp
price cuts in the southern New Jersey areas developing as a
result of independent price-cutting, the situation was cor¬
rected and prices were restored to a more normal basis.
In
the New York-New England retail gasoline marketing field,
scattered price cuts in various areas where local competitive
conditions were severe were noted during the month.
Bulk gasoline prices in the New York-New England area
showed better than seasonal strength.
New York harbor
bulk prices were firm to strong during the month, bolstered
by the strong undertone in the Gulf Coast market.
Little
fear was felt in trade circles of shipments of low-priced gaso¬
line from the West Coast upsetting the Atlantic Seaboard
markets although a close watch on the California market is
kept.
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Representative price changes, showing the
fined
course
of
re¬
product markets during September, follow:
Sept. 2—Third-grade gasoline eased
H
cent
at
New York,
gallon in tank-car prices of kerosene
a
Boston and Providence
H cent
posted by all major factors.
was
gaiion.
a
Sept. 4—Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey posted a reduction of Y cent
gallon in retail gasoline prices in North and South Carolina, effective
Sept. 5.
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Sept. 4—A sag of H to M cent
gasoline export
market
a
although
lowered scale.
gallon developed in the Gulf Coast bulk
sales
no
been
have
made yet
the
at
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Sept. 6—Standard Oil Co. of California cut all grades of gasoline 2 cents
a gallon in all parts of its
territory not affected by cuts hitherto posted.
Other majors met the reduction.
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Sept. 6—Shell Oil met the 2-cent
gallon cut posted by Standard of
a
California but widened the reduction
on regular and premium grades to
2Y cents, H-cent below the Standard slash.
Union Oil met the new Shell
'Y'YYY-
price schedule.
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Sept. 7—Standard Oil of California cut recall gasoline prices
gallon on third and standard grades.
;
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,
Sept. 9—Atlantic Refining Co. raised retail gasoline prices at Lancaster,
Pa., 2 cents a gallon to 1SY cents, taxes included,
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Sept. 10—A State-wide reduction of K-cenfc
a
gallon in retail and whole¬
sale prices of gasoline was posted in Maine by all marketers.
Sept. 10—A reduction of 1 Y cents
was
a
gallon in the retail price of gasoline
posted at Worcester, Mass.
Sept. 11—Standard Oil of Indiana posted advances of 0.3 to 2 cents a
gallon in service station and tank wagon prices of gasoline in Minnesota
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Sept, 12—Standard Oil of Indiana
a
cut retail
Y.
prices of gasoline 1Y cents
gallon in Chicago,
Sept. 12—Standard Oil of Indiana cut retail prices of gasoline
on
third and regular grades at Detroit.
Sept.
14—Low-octane gasoline eased
4Y cents
a
H-cent
gallon, refinery.
gallon
a
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at
H-cent
~:
Sept. 14—Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc., cut retail prices of gasoline 2
gallon at Buffalo to 13 cents, taxes included.
cents a
Sept. 16—Major marketers cut Portland, Me., retail prices of gasoline
a gallon.
2 cents
Sept. 17—Low-octane gasoline firmed
Sept.
4% to 4% cents
a
M-cent
a
gallon at Chicago to
gallon, refinery
19—Low-octane
gasoline
Sept. 25—A reduction of 1 cent
H-cent
a
gaiion at Chicago to
a
gallon in all grades of gasoline
was
Los Angeles prices were cut to
14Y cents,
12^ cents and 11Y cents for premium, regular and third-grade, respectively,
stations, taxes included.
at service
Sept. 25—gocony-Vacuum cut retail gasoline prices 2Y cents and 1Y
Rome, N. Y., respectively, to 13 Y cents, taxes included.
cents at Utica and
THE SEPTEMBER
September
was
FINANCING
in certain
OF
THE
U.
5.
TREASURY
In addition to putting these notes
up for cash sale, the
Treasury stated on Sept. 3 that it would allot them in
exchange for the approximately $1,250,000,000 of Fourth Lib¬
erty Loan 4%% bonds called for redemption on Oct. 15.
These notes
to be dated
were
March 15 1939.
Sept. 16 1935 and to mature
on
Besides the notes, the Treasury announced
that it was offering an issue of 10-12-year 2%% bonds of
1945-1947, dated Sept. 6 1935 and bearing interest from that
date.
the
Thus holders of the called Fourth 4*4 s who accepted
bonds in exchange would receive what amounted to
new
bonus of interest
a
this
on
the bonds from
Sept. 6 to Oct 15.
the Treasury proposed to complete
means
By
the refund¬
ing of the last block of Fourth Liberty bonds, making the
total refundings during the Roosevelt Administration
$8,201,000,000, of which $6,268,000,000 were Fourth 4*4s and $1,933,-
000,000 First Libertys, mostly bearing
a 3*£% coupon.
The holders of the called Fourths did not take to the
securities in emphatic fashion.
new
By Sept. 10 exchange sub¬
the new issues totaled only $480,000,000, of
$180,000,000 were in exchange for the 2%% bonds
and approximately $300,000,000 for the
1*6% notes.
The
weakness of outstanding issues undoubtedly contributed to
the
slow progress of ihe exchanges.
In the week ended
Sept. 17, the Treasury revealed, about $759,000,000 of the
called Fourths had been exchanged for the new issues, with
the subscriptions to the 2%% bonds
aggregating $331,000,000
and to the 1%% notes about $428,000,000.
At that time
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Under-Secretary of the
Treasury, inti¬
mated that the Treasury would have to
pay out more cash
on
the
latest batch
of
called
parable call of $1,200,000,000
bonds
of
that
it
did
on
a
a
com¬
Fourth
Liberty bonds on
Oct. 15 1934.
The books were closed on Sept. 14 on the
1*6%
notes issued in exchange for called bonds, but it was stated
that
the
the
books
would
Remain open
until further notice
on
2%% bonds of 1945-1947.
When the total
exchanges had climbed to a level of only
Sept. 26, the Treasury launched a new bor¬
rowing program to raise $50,000,000 in new funds weekly
through the sale of discount bills.
From Aug. 21 until then
the Treasury had been offering $50,000,000 of bills
weekly,
just matching the maturities.: From June 26 to Aug, 21 the
$800,000,000,
ury
on
were
did not indicate
less than maturities.
how long
the
new
The Treas¬
weekly borrowing
would continue,
but Washington dispatches pub¬
Sept. 27 suggested that the bill offerings would
exceed maturities for the next several weeks.
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The Treasury also announced on
Sept. 26 that, in con¬
formity with the provisions of the gold clause suit bill
program
lished
on
passed at the last session of Congress, it wTas prepared to
redeem at par until Jan. 1 1936 any of the
$8,423,888,840 of
gold clause bonds and notes still outstanding. ^ Interest
be
paid
the
securities turned in
for redemption
Treasury paid them off.
The gold
on which the redemption offer held
good were
the 4*4s of 1952, the 4s of 1954, the 3%s of
1956, the 3*6s of
1949, the 3s of 1955, the 3%s of June 1943, the 3%s of
March 1943, the 3%s of April 1936, and
(among the notes)
the 2%s of April 1936, the 3*4s of August
1936, the 2%s of
December 1936, the 3s of April 1937, the
3*4 s of September
1937, and the 2%s of February 1938.
The Act outlawing
on
until the day when the
suits against the Federal Government to
compel recognition
the gold clause was signed by President Roosevelt
on
Aug. 27 1935.
Another development of significance in
Treasury financing
in September was the appearance in the
"Saturday Evening
Post" for the last week of the month of an
advertisement
urging the public to buy United States Savings Bonds, more
popularly known as Baby Bonds.
The advertisement was
the first of
trying month for the
series of
a
seven which were to
appear over the
It marked the first time that the
Treasury
next few weeks.
had gone in
ways
United States Treasury.
The market for outstanding issues
weak a good part of the time,
continuing the down-trend
was
He said then
of
firmed
gallon.
posted in Southern California.
the note sale.
clause issues
Sept. 14—Independent dealers in Pittsburgh restored the former price
a gallon for gasoline at service
stations, taxes included.
a
on
subscriptions to the 1%% notes totaled $1,274,565,350, of which $512,434,350 were allotted.
would
Chicago to
level of 19 cents
4Y to 4H cents
figures
cash
weekly bill offerings
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Sept. 10—A general advance of 1Y cents in the Camden and southern
New Jersey retail gasoline price structure was
posted by independents,
lifting the "pump" price to 15Y cents, taxes, Included.
and the Dakotas.
that
which
Sept. 3—A reduction of M cent
No. 1 heating oil was cut
to announce the final
scriptions to
bulk market to 4^ cents a gallon.
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which became especially noticeable after it was revealed on
Aug. 29 that the Aug. 26 offering of $100,000,000 of Federal
Farm Mortgage Corporation 1%% bonds had been undersubscribed.
It was not until after the middle of September
that the market showed any rallying tendencies.
In the
second place, the exchange of called Fourth 4%s for the new
issues offered on Sept. 3 proceeded at a slower pace than had
other conversion offerings in the last year or two.
In the
third place, partly as a result of the slowness of the exchange
subscriptions, the Treasury had to return to the practice of
making weekly bill offerings in excess of maturities.
The one bright spot for the Treasury in an otherwise un¬
satisfactory September was the alacrity with which the
Sept. 3 offering of 3%-year 1%% notes for cash subscrip¬
tion was snapped up.
In spite of the quite recent failure
of the Federal Farm Mortgage bonds to be fully subscribed
by the auction method, the Treasury came out on Sept. 3 with
a major offering that did not
appear to make many conces¬
sions to the market's nervousness.
The Treasury had the
satisfaction of seeing the notes offered for cash subscription
substantially oversubscribed on the very first day of the
sale, and books were closed forthwith.
Secretary Morgenthau said on Sept. 5 that reports received from Federal Re¬
serve banks showed that
subscriptions to these notes aggre¬
gated more than $1,270,000,000.
He was able on Sept. 10
,
gaiion in the Midwest
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REVIEW
MONTHLY
OCT., 1935]
for Liberty Loan campaign selling methods to
public distribution for its securities.
achieve wider
The
details of
count basis are
the sales of Treasury bills sold on
given in the following tables:
A
a
dis¬
Amount of
Bills
Dated
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
tions
J50.000.000 $163,683,000
158,384,000
50,000,000
50,000,000 149,236,000
4 1935
June
3 1936
273 days
June
10 1936
273 days
Sept. 18 1935
June
17 1936
273 days
Sept. 25 1935
Oct.
2 1935
1935
1935
1935
1935
1935
June
24 1936
273 days
50,000,000
1 1936
273 days
50,000,000
July
Mar. 16 1936
2 1935
Oct.
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
166 days
FINANCING
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc.—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, as
Sept. 12 offered by means of a pros¬
pectus, $50,000,000 15-year 3M% debentures.
The debs.,
priced at 100% and int., have been sold.
Net proceeds $49,629,950 are to be used to redeem the outstanding $50,000,000
25-year 4M% debentures.
It is proposed to call f r redemp¬
tion the debentures at 101 and int., requiring the payment of
'$50,500,000.
The balance of funds required namely $870.050 plus accrued int., will be provided from the general funds
$50 000,000
selling agents, alone on
Sept. 11 1935
Sept.
Aug. 27 1935
5
12
19
26
26
Mature
Subscrip¬
Offering
Bills
Offered
Sept.
REVIEW
MONTHLY
12
50,000,000
(-V-
114,836,000
161,318.000
108,794,000
*
.
.
.
of the company.
To Redeem
Bills
Subscrip¬
Amount
Average
Offered
tions
Accepted
Yield
24 000,000
Maturing
Price
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Aug. 27 1935
Sept. 5 1935
Sept. 12 1935
Sept. 19 1935
$50,046,000
50,031,000
60,015,000
50,040,000
50,003,000
50,107,000
J163.683.000
158,384,000
149,236,000
114.836,000
161,318,000
108,794,000
Sept. 26 1935
Sept. 26 1935
99.885
0.151%
0.176%
0.198%
50,052,000
50,125,000
50,079,000
99.827
0.228%
99.808
0.253%
99.912
0.191%/
ISSUES AND DIVIDENDS IN
NEW SECURITY
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$50,114,000
99.866
99.850
prospectus, rf a new issue cf allotment certificates for 25,000
units cf preferred and common stock of this corporation was
announced Sept
11 by Standard National Corp., New York.
Each unit consists of one share of 6% cum. pref stock (par
$100) and one share (no par) common stock, priced at $101.
Preferred dividends will be cumulative after Jan 1 1936.
SEPTEMBER
financing in the domestic market for September ex¬
ceeded that of August by a substantial margin and was
New
total for the same period one year
ago.
This was particularly true in the case of public
utility and government classifications with industrial financing
represented in no small measure by the $50,000,000 offering
of the Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc.
Refunding operations
continue to be the outstanding feature of the month's emis¬
sions.
In the public utility group, the Southern California
Edison Co., Ltd. was conspicuous in the sense that it com¬
pleted the final step in its $165,500,000 refunding program
with the offering of $30,000,000 1st and ref. mtge. bonds,
series of 4s, due 1960, and $27,500,000 of serial 2%, 33^ and
16,630 shs. (M. A.)
through
an
underwriting
group,
Sent.
,
maturity.
PUBLIC UTILITY FINANCING
$57,500,000 Southern California
Edison Co., Ltd.—Tne final step in
the $165,500,000 refunding program
of the company was taken
Sept. 17 with the offering of $30,000,000 1st & ref. mtge.
bonds, series of 4s, due 1960, and $27,500,000 of serial 2M.
3M and 3M% debentures through an underwriting group
headed by The First Boston Corp.
The same banking group
sold an issue of $73,000,000 of ref. mtge. 3%% bonds in April
on
,
,
in July.
offering
of debentures comprised $3,000,000 of 2Ms, due 1936, priced
to yield 0 875% $2,000,000 of 2Ms, due 1937, to yield 1 625%;
$2,000,000 of 2Ms, due 1938, to yield 2.625%; $3,000,000 of
3Ms. due 1939, to yield 3%; $3,000,000 of 3Ms, due 1940, to
yield 3.375%, and $14,500,000 of 3Ms, due 1945, to yield
3.75%.
Associated with The First Boston Corp. in the offer¬
ing were; E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Brown
Harriman & Co., Inc.; Lazard Freres & Co., Inc.; Edward
B. Smith & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; Field, Glore & Co.;
William R. Staats Co.; Kidder, Peabcdy & Co.; White, Weld
& Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc ; Pacific Co
of California, and
and an issue of $35,000,000 of ref. mtge. 3M% bonds
The new 4% bonds were priced at 102 and int.
The
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Stone &
Paul
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103 M
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16,900,000 Philadelphia Surburban Water Co.—$16,900,000 1st mtge.
bonds, 4% series, due 1965 priced at 101M and interest.
Associated with Hornblower & Weeks in the underwriting
group were Cassatt & Co., Inc.; The First Boston Corp.; Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Chas. D. Barney
& Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Dominick & Dominick; G. M.-P.
Murphy & Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Field, Glore & Co.; W. E.
Hutton & Co.; Singer, Deane & Scribner; Bell & Beckwith;
Paul H. Davis & Co.; O'Brian, Potter & Co.; Piper, Jaffray
& Hopwood, ard Reed & Co., Inc.
16,000,000 Northern Natural Gas Corp.—The company, 35% of which
is each owned by the United Light & Power Co. and North
American Light & Power Co. and 30% by Lone Star Gas Corp.,
has placed privately with four insurance companies an issue of
$16,000,000 12-year serial mortgage notes dated Sept. 1 1935.
The proceeds will be used to retire bank loans which amounted
to $15,745,000 on Dec. 31, last.
Funding of this loan also
relieves the owners of the capital stock of their contingent lia¬
bilities as endorsers of the notes payable.
The new serial notes
will be payable after the first six months in equal semi-annual
:
Co.—3M% bonds to refund the 1st &
1963.
The company
issue privately to nine Hartford in¬
companies at 102.
The new bonds are to be dated
Oct. 1 1935 and become due Oct. 1 1965.
new
surance
Electric Corp.—The Penn Mutual
$1,000,000 3M% 1st & ref.
due March 1 1965, at 102M.
and
maturity.
3,800,000 Pennsylvania (State of), 4% road bonds awarded by the
State Employees' Retirement Board as follows:
$1,980,000,
due Sept. 1 1938, sold to E. B. Smith & Co. of Philadelphia at
108.35, a basis of about 1.83% and $1,820,000, maturing
Sept. 1 1936, obtained by the Northern Trust Co. of Chicago
at 103.51, a basis of about 0.48%.
19,172,000 Congumers Power Co.—An issue of $19,172,000 1st lien &
unifying mtge. bonds, 3M% series of 1935 and due May 1
1965 was offered Sept. 23 at 99 and interest by Morgan Stanley
& Co., Inc.; Bonbrignt & Co., Inc.; The First Boston Corp.;
Brown Harriman & Co., Inc.; Edward B. Smith & Co.; E. W.
;
Clark & Cq.; Mellon Securities Co., and Coffin & Burr, Inc.
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3,967,000 St. Louis, Mo., bonds, including $3,000,000 3Ms. due 1950
to 1955, incl. and $967,000 3s, due in 1952, sold to Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc. of New York and associates at a price of
100.31, a basis of about 3.17%.
Re-offered for general invest¬
ment at prices to yield from 3% to 3.10%, according to interest
of retiring other issues of the company ot its subsidiaries
bearing higher coupon rates.
Associated with Lazard Freres
& Co., Inc., in the company's financing are Brown Harriman
& Co., Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Edward B. Smith & Co.; The
First Boston Corp.; Daen Witter & Co.; Bonbright & Co., Inc ;
H. M. Byllesby & Co., Inc., and E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc.
mtge. bonds,
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4,262,000 Detroit, Mich., non-callable refunding bonds, comprising
$2,400,000 3Ms, due from 1951 to 1961, incl. and $1,862,000
3 Ms, due from 1936 to 1950, incl., purchased by an account
headed by the Chase National Bank of New York at a price of
100.02, a basis of about 3.556%.
Public re-offering was made
by the bankers at prices ranging from a yield basis of 1 % for
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the early maturities to 99.50 for the longer dated bonds.
pose
Life Insurance Co. has purchased
FINANCING
4,435,000 Louisville, Ky., 3M% bridge refunding bonds, sold privately
to Blyth & Co., Inc., of New York, and
associates. Due
Nov. 1 1955, although callable at the option of the Louisville
;
Bridge Commission at prices ranging from 103 in 1936 to par
value if called in 1946 or thereafter.
The bankers re-offered
the bonds at a price of 103.
mtge.
1,000,000 Central Hudson Gas &
AND MUNICIPAL
5,000,000 Louisiana (Stat© of), 5% highway bonds, due from 1939 to
1960, incl., sold to the Hibernia National Bank and the
Whitney National Bank, both of New Orleans, and associates,
at a price of par.
Re-offered for public investment at a price
of 103.50.
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This financing brings to
the entire
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,
$95,000,000 par value the
4% bonds of the company marketed
Two blocks of $45,000,000 and $30,000,000
of the series G bonds were sold in April and June, respectively.
Like the two former offerings, the present one is for the pur¬
has sold
,:
5,900,000 Denver, Colo., water and sewage disposal bonds, including
$2,700,060 3s, due from 1963 to 1972, incl., $2,700,000 3Ms,
also due from 1963 to 1972, incl. and $500,000 2 Ms, maturing
from 1947 to 1956, incl., purchased by the Bankers Trusc Co.
of New York and associates at par plus a premium of $7,506,
the net interest cost to the city being about 3.11%.
Each of
the $2,700,000 issues is callable beginning Oct. 1 1945.
Public
re-offering was made by the bankers at prices to yield from
■
2.50% to 3.05%, according to maturity and call date.
Electric Co.—A banking group headed by
consol. sinking fund 5 % bonds due April 1
Davis & Co., Chicago and New
rk, and Francis
St Louis offered 50,000 shares of no par com-
stock at $16,50 a share.
associates.
since last spring.
instalments.
pref.
(Mich.)—
30,000,000 New York (.State of), 2M% unemployment relief bonds, due
serially from 1936 to 1945, incl., awarded to the National City
Bank of New York and associates at a price of 100.569, a basis
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of about 2.146 %.
Public re-offering was made by the bankers
at prices to yield from 0.35% to 2.25%, according to maturity.
offered Sept. 24 an additional issue
$20,000,000 1st & ref. mtge. bonds, series G, 4%, due Dec. 1
1964.
The bonds were priced at 102, so that the issuing com¬
pany will derive 100% of the principal amount of the bonds,
less accrued interest and certain expenses to be paid the under¬
2,500,000 Connecticut Power
Inc.
.
of
& ref.
mon
STATE
and int.
1st
Stores,
$50,000,000 Pennsylvania (State of), 1M% tax anticipation notes, due
May 31 1937, disposed of over-the-counter to various trust
funds of the State, banks and investment banking houses. The
S„ate decided to dispose of the obligations on its own account
following the rejection of two bids received in response to the
request for sealed bids at a competitive offering held on
Sept. 5.
These tenders included an "all or none" offer by
Dougherty, Corkran & Co. of Philadelphia to purchase the
issue as 1 Ms, at a price of 98.80 and an optional arrangement
sought by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc. of New York and
Lazard Freres & Co., Inc.,
total
H.
Drug
made
$300,000 John Carroll University, Cleveland, Ohio—Festus J. Wade
Jr., & Co., St. Louis, offered at 100 and int. two bond issues,
viz.: (a) $200,000 1st mtge. 5s dated Sent. 1 1935 and due
serially $15,000 Sept. 1 1940 to 1944 and $125,000 Sept. 1
:.
1945, and (b) $100,000 1st mtge. 5s, dated Sept. 1 1935, due
Sept. 1 1940.
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Webster and Blodget, Inc.
writers.
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Bros. & Co. of
:
49,000,000 Detroit Edison Co.—An offering of $49,000,000 gen. & ref.
mtg. bonds, series F, 4%, due Oct. 1 1965, was made Sept. 26
by Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Spencer Trask & Co.; The First Boston
Corp. First of Michigan Corp.; Brown Harriman & Co., Inc.;
Edward B. Smith & Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Bonbright & Co.,
Inc.* Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lazard Freres & Co., Inc.;
Lee Higginson Corp.; Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc., and
White, Weld & Co.
The offering price to the public was
20,000,000 Pacific Gas &
Economical-Cunningham
50,000 shs.
Ry.—3% equipment trust certificates
yield from 0.625 to 3.05%, according to
V,
prising Hornblower & Weeks and Central Republic Co.
public offering Sept. 25 of 50.000 shares of cumul. conv
stock at $20 a share.
The entire issue has been sold.
awarded
to
required for such
United-Carr Fastener Corp.—Ail underwriting group coim
50,000 shs*
RAILROAD FINANCING
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its $7 cumul. pref, stock, not
exchange. ^
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to a syndicate comprising The First Boston Corp.;
Kean, Taylor & Co.; F. S. Mcseley & Co., and Lawrence Stern
& Co., Inc. at public sale on its high bid of 101 0713.
The
certificates, which fall due at the rate of $600,000
annually
from Oct. 1 1936 to 1950, were offered by the syndicate priced
1
change for
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and debentures by
$9,000,000 Chesapeake & Ohio
Harri¬
&
$1,250,000 Northwestern Barb Wire Co.—Public offering, by means of
a prospectus, cf a new issue cf $1,250,000 1st mtge. 5M% s. f.
bonds carrying stock purchase warrants, priced at 102% and
int., to yield approximately 5.24% to maturity.
The under-'
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writing group was headed by Paul H. Davis & Co. of Chicago,
;
and New York, and includes Kalman & Co. of St. Paul,; G.
L. O irstrom & Co. Inc., of New York: Sills, Trrxell & Miqto,
Inc., cf Chicago, and Prister, Quail & Co. cf Davenport, Iowa.
headed
by the First Boston Corp.
The combined offering of bonds
the Southern California Edison Co., Ltd.
was
the largest piece of financing undertaken during the
month.
Below we give the larger offerings for September:
Hanna Co.—Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Brown
Or, Inc. offered at $100 50 a share (plus div. from
1935) 16,630 shs. of $5 cumul. pref stock, being the
balance of the 137,620 shares offered by the company in ex¬
man
greatly in excess of the
debentures
Realty Corp.—Public offering, by means of a
2,500,000 Associates
50,063,000
\
Republic Steel Corp.—Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Field, Glore
Sept. 11 offered at 100% and accrued interest $24,000,000 gen. mtge. conv. 4M% bonds, series A, to be due
Sept. 1 1950.
This offering was made subject, among other
things, to the consummation of the corporation's plan of ac¬
quisition and recapitalization.
& Co. on
Issue of
3,500,000 Massachusetts (State of), metropolitan additional water
bonds, bearing 2M % interest and due from 1936 jO 1965, incl.,
sold to the First National Bank of New York and associates at
101.04, a basis of about 2.40%.
Publicly re-offered at prices
-
)
-
,
^
to yield from 0.25 % to 2.50 %,
according to maturity.
3,100,000 Oklahoma (State of), funding bonds, due $310,000 each
year from 1937 to 1946, incl., purchased by the State School
Land Department at a net interest cost to tne State of 2.28%.
other bid was received.
;
3,000,600 Los Angeles, Calif., water works bonds/consisting of $1,800,000 3 Ms, due from 1952 to 1975, incl,. and $1,200,000 4s,
maturing from 1936 to 1951, incl.,, awarded to a syndicate
headed by Lehman Bros, of New York at 100.01, or an interest
cost to the city of 3.58 % on the entire issue.
Publicly re-offered
at prices to yield from 1% to 3.70%, according to interest rate
and maturity.
2,500,000 St. Clair Co., 111., bridge revenue bonds sold under contract
to the H. C. Speer & Sons Co. of Chicago.
Delivery of the
bonds to the bankers will be contingent upon the receipt by
the county of a grant of $1,500,000 from the Public Works
Administraton toward the
cost of the project, which is esti¬
mated at $4,000,000.
The bonds, if actually sold, are expected
to bear a coupon rate of probably 5%.
2,000,000 Delaware
River Joint Commission.
N. J., 4M% bridge
bonds, due from 1938 to 1973, incl., callable on or after Seot. 1
1943 at a price of 105, awarded to Yarnall & Co. of Phila¬
delphia and associates at a price of 106.80, a
3.81%.
Re-offered for general investment at
2.25% to 3.77% if not called prior to
maturity date.
from
basis of about
prices to yield
the scheduled
MONTHLY
OCT., 1935]
$1,128,000 Oklahoma City, Okla., various improvement bonds, com¬
prising $940,500 3s, due from 1941 to 1955, incl. and $187,500
2s, due from 1938 to 1940, incl., awarded to a syndicate headed
by the Harris Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago at a price of
•;
par, a net interest cost of about 2.93%.
•
77 1,000,000 Rhode Island (State of), bonds, comprising $500,000 3s,
V ;.Jdue from 1951 to 1956, incl. and $500,000 lHs. due Sept. 15
1938, awarded to Barr Bros. & Co., Inc. of New York at a
price of 111.09 for the 3 % issue and 100.267 for the 1 H % loan.
71,000,000 Rochester, N. Y., 1 % %. public welfare bonds, due from 1936
r>! to 1940, incl., purchased by Goldman, Sachs & Co. of New
;7v
York at
1.71%.
price of 100.13, a basis of about
a
new common
Foote Burt Co.—Dividend of 25c.
stock paid Sept.
Formica
sections, namely, "Favorable Changes" and "Unfavorable
Changes/' gives the more important of the changes:
the common stock,
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Abbott Laboratories—Stock dividend of 33 1-3% on
payable in
stock Nov. 1 1935.
common
Inc.—Quarterly dividend of 2 cents a share on the
Heretofore the company has paid
dividends semi-annually, a distribution of 3H cents a share having been
made on July 5 last.'
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Air Reduction Co., Inc.—Extra dividend of $1.50 a share in addition to
the regular quarterly dividend of 75c. a share on the no par value capital
.7 stock, both payable Oct. 15 1935.
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Aluminum Industries, Inc.—Dividend of 10c. a share on the no par
capital stock payable Oct. 15. This will be the first dividend to be paid
since June 15 1932, when a distribution of 12He. a share was made.
Affiliated
common
Fund,
stock, payable Oct. 15 1935.
■
General
62c.
of
Chain
accumulations
the
of $1.75 a
share on
account of
cumulative preferred
(Stock,
payable
7%
•7.
was
made.
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Discount Co. (Ga.)—Dividend on the no par common
increased from 15c. a share to 20c. a share, payable Oct. 1 1935.
American
stock
share
/'7 '7
stock
Co.—Dividend on the common stock resumed
payable Oct. 15 1935. This payment
the common stock since Jan. 15 1931, when a
regular quarterly dividend of 50c. a share was distributed.
American
Rolling Mill
by the declaration of 30c. a share,
will be the first made
on
Corp.—Dividend of $1 a share on account of
preferred stock of no par value, payable
Oct. 1 1935.
This will be the first payment made on this issue since
Oct. 1 1934 when a regular quarterly dividend of $1.50 a share was disi tributed.
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Arkansas Power & Light Co.—Dividends on the $7 cumulative preferred
stock of no par value increased from $1.17 a share to $1.75 a share and
on the $6 cumulative preferred stock of no par value from $1 a share to
$1.50 a share, both payable Oct. 1 1935.
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American
Superpower
accumulations
on
Arrow-Hart
common
&
Hegeman
stock
Co.—Quarterly
Electric
increased from
.I": Oct. 1 1935.
10c.
a
share
co
dividend
25c.
a
share,
on
ordinary shares for the year
This represents the first disbursement to be
a regular quarterly dividend of 25c. a
share was paid.
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Baldwin-Duckworth Chain Co.—Quarterly dividend on the common
.77 stock increased from $1.50 a share to $2 a share, payable Oct. 1 1935.
Dec.
,
Corp.—Quarterly dividend of 15c. a share in addition to an
a share on the common stock, both payable Nov. 1
1935. These disbursements will be the first made by the company since
May 11 1931, when 25c. a share was paid on the old class A and B stocks.
Scrymser Co.—Special dividend of 50c. a share on the capital
stock, payable Oct. 15 1935. This represents the first dividend to be paid
since Oct, 15 1931, when a regular semi-annual dividend of $1 a share was
7: distributed. /77'"7/.<u7 7''7■ ■ *!
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.
Sudd
on
Co.—Dividend of $7
Wheel
a
share
on
account of accumulations
cumulative first preferred stock, payable Oct. 31
the 7%
1935.
A
7 dividend of $3.50 a share was distributed on Sept. 30 1934.
Buffalo Insurance Co.—Extra dividend of $1
a
a
Carthage Mills, Inc.—Initial dividend of $1.50 a share on the class A
preferred stock and an initial dividend of 60c. a share on the new class B
preferred stock, both payable Oct. 1 1935.
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—Initial dividend of $1.50 a share on the
6% cumulative preferred stock, payable Oct. 1 1935.
stock, in addition to
an
a
share
on
the
no par
extra dividend of 12He. a share, both
payable Nov. 1 1935. A dividend of 25c. was paid on this issue in each
preceding quarters.
/
of the three
Chicago Title & Trust Co.—Dividends resumed on the capital stock by
the declaration of $1 a share, payable Oct. 1 1935. No disbursements were
made since Jan. 1 1933, when a regular quarterly dividend of $2 a share
was paid.
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Colonial Ice Co.—Initial dividend of $2 a share on the common stock,
vpayable Oco. 1 1935. '.7/777777,77'7"777.
7.,
Columbia Pictures Corp.—Special stock dividend of 50% on the common
stock and voting trust certificates for common stock, payable Dec. 10
1935. ;v7\
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7;
Continental-Diamond Fibre Co.—Dividend on the no par capital stock
increased from 15c. a share to 25c. a share, payable Sept. 30 1935.
*
Crucible Steel Co. of America—Dividend of 5Dc.
a
share
on account of
Diamond
15c.
a
regular quarterly dividend of $1.75 a share was distributed.
a
Shoe
Corp.—Dividend
share to 25c.
a
the common stock increased from
share, payable Oct. 1 1935.
on
Dow
Drug Co.>—Special dividend of 15c. a share on the common stock,
payable Nov. 15 1935. This will be the first payment to be made on the
common stock since April 1 1931.
Economical-Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.
(Mich.)—Quarterly divi¬
on the common stock (no par), payable Oct. 20 1935.
with semi-annual dividends of 35c. a share distributed on
Jan. 15 and July 15 1935.
dend of 25c.
a
share
This compares
\
Co.—Divided
Electric Auto-Lite
declaration of 30c. a
made on this issue on
the common stock resumed by the
share, payable Oct. 1 1935.
A like payment was
Jan. 2 1933, but nonp since.
on
Ewa Plantation Co.—Dividend of $1.20 a share paid on the canital stock
on
This compares with 60c. a share previously distributed
Aug. 15 1935.
each quarter.
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f
Bearing Co.—Extra dividend of $1 a share in addition to the
regular quarterly dividend of 75c. a share on the common stock, both
Fafnir
payable Sept. 30 1935.
-
share to 40c.
,
:
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a
dividend on the convertile
preferred stocks of no par value increased from
share, payable Oct. 1 1935.
Cooley Co.—Extra dividend of $1.50 a share in addition to the
a share on the common stock,
dividend of 30c.
Sound
was
7 '
stock increased
paid.
1
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7
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Printing Ink Corp.—Quarterly dividend on the no par
increased from 25c. a share to 35c. a share, payable
stock
common
Nov.
a share in addition to the
share on the common stock, both
of 30c.
dividend
Co.—Extra
International
1935.
Jamaica
Public
Oct. 1
Service
Co.,
Ltd.—Quarterly dividend on the no par
25c. a share to 37Hc. a share, payable
stock increased from
common
1935.
Kelley Island Lime & Transport Co.—Quarterly dividend on the no
par common stock increased from 15c. a share to 20c. a share, payable
Oct. 1
1935.
(Arthur G.) McKee & Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share in addition to
the regular quarterly dividend of like amount on the no par class B stock,
both payable Oct. 1 1935.
7
,
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Masonite
stock,
Corp.—Initial dividend of 25c. a share was paid on the common
value, on Sept. 15 1935.
The company on Sept. 1 last
the 7% preferred stock.
no par
cleared up all accumulations on
(Tom) Moore Distillery Co.—Initial dividend of 12Hc. a share and an
extra dividend of 5c. a share on the common stock, both payable Oct.
15 1935.
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National Gypsum Co.—Initial quarterly
new
dividend of 25c. a share on the
1935.
5% second preferred stock, payable Oct. 1
Naval Stores Investment Co.—Extra dividend of 2He. a share in addition
regular quarterly dividend of 12He. a share on the common stock
paid on Sept. 3 1935.
to the
Industries,
Sparks
common
Inc.—Quarterly dividend on the no par
from 30c.
stock increased
a
share to 37Hc.
a
share, payable
*
7
.
Northwestern National Insurance Co.—rExtra dividend of 75c. a share
in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of $1.25 a share on the
capita] stock, both payable Sept. 30 1935.
.
:
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Service
Ohio
Holding Corp.—Dividend of $1 a share on the $5 nonpayable Oct. 1 1935.
A dividend of 50c. was paid
cumulative preferred,
on
April 1 last.
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Pacific Investors, Inc.—Initial dividend of lHc. a share on the common
stock, payable Oct. 1 1935.
Parker Pen Co.—Directors declared four dividends of 25c.
on
the
a
share each
stock, payable Dec. 1 next; March 1, June 1 and Sept. 1
In previous quarters dividends of 15c. a share were paid on this
common
1936.
Pathe Film Corp.—Initial
dividend of 87Hc. a share on the $7 cumulative
preferred stock, payable Oct. 1 1935.
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share in addition to
the regular quarterly dividend of like amount on the capital stock, no
par value, both payable Nov. 30 1935.
Premier Gold Mining Co., Ltd.—Extra dividend of lc. a share in addition
to the regular quarterly dividend of 3c. a share on the common stock,
->77.:,..
both payable Oct. 15 1935.
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:
Rainier Pulp & Paper Co.—Dividend of $1.50 a share on account of ac¬
cumulations on the $2 cumulative class A common stock, no par value,
payable Oct. 15 1935. This payment will clear up all accumulations on
the class A stock.7r-7 ; 7 7. •
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7 '.7 77'
Root Petroleum Co.—Initial dividend of 30c. a share on the $1.20 con
vertible preferred stock, payable Oct. 1 1935.
Servel, Inc.—Initial dividend of 12Hc.
payable Dec. 2 1935.
a
share on the common stock,
(L. C.) Smith & Corona Typewriter, Inc.—Dividend of $1.75 a share on
account of accumulations on the 7% cumulative preferred stock, payable
Oct. 1 1935.
This dividend represents the first payment to be made
on this issue since April 1 1931, when a regular quarterly of like amount
was
distributed.
Mfg.
Smythe
a
on the common
share, payable Oct. 1 1935.
Co.—Dividend
share to 75c.
a
stock increased from 50c.
Mining Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
share to 40c. a share, payable Sept. 30 1935.
Sunshine
30c. a
Sutherland Paper Co.—Extra dividend of 10c. a share in addition to
the regular bi-monthly dividend of like amount on the common stock,
both payable Oct. 31 1935.
Tidewater Oil Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased from
30c. a share to 50c. a share, payable
Sept. 30 1935.
United Bond & Share, Ltd.—Quarterly dividend on the no par common
stock increased from 10c. a share to 20c. a share, payable Oct. 15 1935.
United Shirt Distributors, Inc.—Extra of 2Hc. a share on addition to
the regular quarterly dividend of 7Hc. a
stock, both payable Oct. 10" 1935.
■
share on the no par common
Agricultural Co.—Dividend of $1 20 a share on the capital
paid Aug. 31 1935.
This compares with 60c. paid on May 31
Waialua
stock
accumulations on. the 7% cumulative preferred stock, payable Oct. 15
1935.
This payment will be the first made on this issue since March 1
1932 when
7777.77
:
Ltd.—Quarterly dividend on the no par
30 1935.
regular quarterly dividend of 75c.
payable Sept. 30 1935.
share in addition to the
regular quarterly disbursement of $3 a share on the capital stock, both
7 payable Sept. 30 1935.777777-.•.> 7vv- ..77:777 7:77. v 7,7Canada Bread Co., Ltd.—Initial dividend of $1 a share on the new 5%
cumulative class A preferred stock, payable Oct. 1 1935.
common
non-convertible
Howe
-
Cherry-Burrell Corp.—Quarterly dividend of 37 He.
Co.,
Houdaille Hershey Corp.—Quarterly dividend on the no par class B
stock resumed by the declaration or 25c. a share, payable Oct. 1 1935.
This represents the first declaration on this issue since July 1 1930, when
dividend of 5c.
Borg Warner Corp.—Dividend on the common stock increased from 37 He.
a share to 50c. a share, payable Oct. 1 1935.
;
Borne
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;
Fisheries
increased from 50c. a share to 75c. a share, payable Sept.
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share in
addition to the regular monthly dividend of 10c. a share on the common
stock, both payable Oct. 25 1935.
Hoover Steel Ball Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
10c. a share to 15c. a share, payable Oct. 1 1935.
Barnsdall
extra
increased
Ltd.—Initial dividend of
Hercules Motors Corp.—Dividend on the no par common
from 15c. to 25c. a share, payable Oct. 1 1935.
1930 when
20
of Canada,
regular quarterly dividend of $1.12H
both payable Sept. 30 1935.
stock, payable Oct. 15 1935.
made since
on
Oct. 1 1935.
dividend of 25%, less tax,
of like amount on the
ended July 31 1935.
1934.
stock in¬
common
new no par common stock and an inditial dividend
the new 5% cum. red. preferred stock, both payable
the
a
Noblitt
Automobile Finance Co.—Dividend of 45c. a share on the no par common
i,
1935.
Hart &
payable Oct. 1 1935.
Austin
Motors
Co., Ltd. (England)—Extra
in addition to the regular annual dividend
7
par
no
share, payable Oct. 1 1935.
Rubber Co.
&
on
share
35c.
the common stock of no par value in¬
creased from $1 a share ot $2 a share,
a
and
payable
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Atlantic Steel Co.—Dividend
the
Guardian Investment Trust—Semi-annual
the
on
\
Oct.
the $6 first
.,
share
a
62He.
common
Co.—Dividend
on
1 1935.
This represents the first dividend on the preferred
since Dec. 31 1931 when a regular quarterly payment of $1.75 a
Oct.
a
on
Telephone Corp.—Initial quarterly dividend of 75c. a share
stock, payable Oct. 1 1935.
,
;
;
Gorton -Pew
no
American
Co.—Dividend
the $3 convertible preferred
Goodyear Tire
American
Agricultural Chemical Co. (Del.)—Quarterly dividend on the
par capital stock increased from 50c. a share to 75c. a share, payable
£ Sept. 30 1935.
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stock increased
the no par value common
on
General Electric Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock
from 15c. a share to 20c. a share, payable Oct. 25 1935.
CHANGES
FAVORABLE
share
a
A similar dividend was paid on Dec, 15
25 1935.
Insulation
creased from 20c. to 40c.
•**
Changes in dividend declarations in September are mostly
of a favorable nature. The following table, divided into two
Manufacturing Co.—Initial dividend of 25c. a share on the
stock of no par value, payable Oct. 10 1935.
Fedders
Ferro Enamel Corp.—Dividend on the no par common
from 15c. a share to 20c. a share, payable Sept. 25 1935.
on
1,000,000 West Virginia (State of), road bonds, including $570,000
\ 2Hb, due from 1946 to 1960, incl. and $430,000 3s, due from
1936 to 1945, incl., awarded to Young, Moore & Co. of Charles¬
ton and associates at a price of 100.003, or a net interest cost
i'
of about 2.793%.777 ■'7
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REVIEW
last and 30c. in each of
the four preceding quarters.
George) Weston, Ltd.—Initial dividend of 15c. a share on the new no-
stock, payable Oct. 1 1935.
Prior to the recent two-for-one
solit up the company had paid quarterly dividends of 25c. a share on
the old no-par stock. ■
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Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.—Dividend of $8.75 a share on the 7% cumula¬
tive prior lien stock, covering the period from May 1 1929 to July 31 1930.
The dividend is payable Sept. 27 1935.
The last previous distribution
was $7 a share made on Aug. 18 1934.
;
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par common
(L. A.) Young Spring & Wire Corp.—Dividend on the no par common
stock increased to 50c. a share from 25c. a share, payable Oct. 1 1935.
>7,
7
UNFAVORABLE CHANGES
Ice Co.—Dividend on the 6% non-cumul. preferred stock
decreased from $1.50 a share 10 50c. a share, payable Oct. 25 1935.
,;7
American
:
Associated Breweries of Canada, Ltd.—The company stated that action
on the common dividend which has been on an interim bonds
for some
time has been deferred.
7
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Belgian National Rys.—Dividend on the American shares participating
preferred stock reduced from $7.02 to $4.50, payable Sept. 20 1935.
14
Canada
Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.—Dividend of 10c.
at this time on the no par common
(Dan) Cohen & Co.—Dividend
dividends of 40c.
to July 1 1935
Eagle
share
a
were
on
a
share ordinarily payable
the common stock omiUed.
Previously
distributed each quarter from April 1 1934
Storage Co.—Dividend on the common
share to 50c. a share, payable Oct. 1 1935.
&
reduced from $1 a
stock
Easy Washing Machine Corp.—Dividends on the class A and B common
stocks of no par value, reduced from 25c. a share to 12^c. a share,
both payable Oct. 1 1935.
Commonstocks
Corp.—The directors have decided to omit the
dividend usually paid at this time on the common stock.
On June 5
last a dividend of 1 He. a share was distributed.
•
1
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.—Dividend
on the no par common stock
reduced from $1 a share to 50c. a share, payable Oct. 15 1935.
Lambert Co.—Quarterly dividend on the no par common stock decreased
from 75c. a share to 50c. a share, payable Oct. 1 1935.
»
Conneaut Lake & Linesville RR.—Semi-annual dividend
Meadville
the common stock decreased from $1
Oct.
1
a
share to 50c.
a
on
share, payable
1935.
New York
Shipbuilding Co.—Directors on Sept. 14 1935 decided to omit
paid on Oct. 1 on the 7% cumul. preferred stock.
Previously regular quarterly dividend sof $1.75 a share were distributed.
the dividend ordinarily
Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co.—Dividend
decreased from
Philadelphia
87He.
a
dividend
share to 15c.
a
a
the no
on
par
common
stock
share, payable Oct. 25 1935.
the no par common stock reduced from 75c.
share, payable Nov. 15 1935.
share to 37Hc. a
a
on the 7% cumul. pref. stock
share to 50c. a share, payable Oct. 1 1935.
Co.—Quarterly
reduced from 20c.
Pullman, Inc.—Dividend
on
Rath Packing Co.—Directors omitted the dividend usually paid at this
time on the common stock.
Previously 50c. a share was distributed each
quarter from Oct. 1 1931 to and including July 1 last.
St. Joseph Stock Yards Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock
reduced from 75c. to 50c. a share, payaDle Sept. 30 1935.
Safeway Stores. Inc.—Quarterly dividend
reduced from 75c.
a
share to 50c.
a
on
the no par common stock
share, payable Oct. 1 1935.
(W. A.) Sheaffer Pen Co.—Dividend
the no par common stock reduced
on
from $1 to 50c. a share, payable Oct. 15 1935.
Standard Utilities, Inc.—Dividend on the 50c. par common stock reduced
from one cent a share to one-half cent a share, payable Oct. 15 1935.
Warren Foundry & Pipe Corp.—Dividend on the no par common stock
reduced from 50c. a share to 25c. a share, payable Nov. 1 1935.
Western New York Water Co.—Directors omitted the dividend ordinarily
due
this time
the
$5 cumulative preferred stock.
Dividends
and including July 1 1935.
West Point Mfg. Co.—Directors decided to omit the dividend ordinarily
due Ocu. 1 on the common stock.
Previously the company paid regular
.quarterly dividends of $1 a share since and including Oct. 1933.
Zimmerknit Co., Ltd.—Dividend on the 7% cumulative preference stock
ordinarily due at this time omitted.
Semi-annual dividends of $3.50 a
share were distributed on March 1 last, and Sept. 1 1934, this latter
being the initial distribution on the issue.
at
on
no
par
of $1.25 a share were paid each quarter up to
•
COURSE OF
V
THE STOCK MARKET
The stock
market started out
DURING
SEPTEMBER
1935
since
prices began to work higher last April.
For the first
fairly leaped upward, and in the middle of
the third week prices ran up triumphantly to a new high
on the movement in decidedly active trading.
But then the
market ran into difficulties, largely traceable to the Euro¬
pean war scare, and prices dropped perpendicularly.
Not
quite all of the gains rolled up in the first half of the month
were lost,
but the losses were wide, shaking the market's
confidence badly and causing trading to fall off to a level
roundly 50% lower than it had been earlier in the month.
two weeks stocks
When the
clouds
war
steep advance started, early in the month, the
had
begun to gather ominously over the ItaloEthiopian situation. But at that stage the eyes of the stock
market were not trained on the darkening outlook abroad.
The market's principal stimulation came from
domestic
where the trade news, in the main, was still cheerful
encouraging, and traders appeared anxious to make
sources,
and
capital of the circumstance that September was the first
of the year in which Congress was not in session.
In addition, from the start of the month, the market had
month
as
further
a
dispatched
stimulus
a
letter
which
President
Roosevelt
Sept. 2 to Roy W. Howard.
In this exchange
of letters, which the political correspondents maintained was
pre-arranged, the President promised that a "breathing spell"
was
on
at hand for business.
tion's
legislative
He declared that his Administra¬
had
program
"now
substantial
reached
completion."
The letter was not made public until Sept. 5,
but the market, before that, seemed to have a pretty good
idea that
public
such
a
letter had
been
written.
As
soon
as
the
made
privy to the letter's contents, the stock
market was given a bullish whirl that would not have
disgraced one of 1929's advances. The price rise originating
was
in that quarter was given additional stimulus
by several
favorable dividend declarations, including especially the in¬
crease in
"the General Electric disbursement from 15 to 20c.
quarterly, and by
The
stock
a
brisk upturn in wheat prices.
market enthusiasm
thus
engendered, however,
was
dissipated with startling suddenness on Thursday,
Sept. 20, when a bad break in prices began and continued on
through the next session. The fit of. despair into which the
market was so suddenly
plunged came almost wholly from
the political state of
Europe.
Financial centers had not
taken very seriously the obvious dissatisfaction on the
part
of England with Mussolini's dreams of
empire until it be¬
came
known that the British
fleet, with business-like suddenness,^ had been mobilized and sent, 400,000 tons strong, to the
Mediterranean.
On that turn of events, stock and bond
prices slumped in
leading European and American markets.
The serious¬
ness of the situation was
ground into the markets' conscious¬
all
by the beginning of another heavy movement of gold
from Europe to the United
States, which quickly developed
into a flight of capital of no mean
proportions.
First, gold
started to move from France, then from
Holland, and finally
from England, though
sterling, of course, is not on gold.
What happened was that gold
previously hoarded in London
ness
was
shifted to New
London
on
York, and liquid capital began to leave
the heels of the
war scare
in such quantities that
the pound had to be accorded considerable official
support.
tremendous liquidation of American securities by Euro¬
was
pean
There seemed to be some doubt whether much
holders.
foreign selling struck the market on the present occasion.
It looked as though the New York stock market was recoil¬
ing out of fear that dumping of securities here by foreign
holders
might take place.
selling
After the visitation of
on
Sept. 19 and 20, the stock
righted itself without much difficulty.
But the
sweeping advance of the first half of the month was not
resumed.
Prices crept cautiously higher on a volume of
market
1,000,000 shares for a full session.
Copper and elec¬
equipment issues showed up relatively to the best
advantage, for the former benefited by large sales of the
metal to a Europe looking feverishly to its armaments, and
the latter were so placed as to participate better than most
industries in the recovery of business in this country.
Rail
about
trical
shares kept in the
market background when they were not
they labored under a new
outcropping of rumors of defaults and reorganizations. The
rail news of this character fell particularly hard on the
Nickel Plate, Denver & Rio Grande, and New Haven.
The
Van Sweringen lines were adversely affected by the an¬
nouncement on Sept. 12 that the collateral held behind cer¬
in the van
of the decline, since
tain bank loans to O. P. and M. J. Van Sweringen would be
sold at public auction on Sept. 30.
Among the utilities, the
action of Standard Gas & Electric in petitioning, on Sept. 27,
for reorganization under Section 77B of the bankruptcy law
because of its inability to meet its notes due in the
week
was
following
fairly well localized.
The slowing down of trading in the latter part of the
month, and notably in the last week, caused the aggregate
volume of
dealings for the month to drop to 34,726,590 shares
42,925,486 shares in the previous month, which was
the largest total for 18 months.
The volume compared, how¬
ever, with a total of only 12,635,870 shares in September 1934.
The stock market index compiled by the New York "Times"
showed a 3.25-point advance, thus keeping unbroken the
record of rising markets reaching back to April.
The month's
rise compared with one of 1.13 points in August; 5.62 points
in July, and 7.07 points in June.
/,;
from
As to the fluctuations in individual stocks, United States
was at its lowest
Sept. 4 at 42% and at its highest
in
September as though it
going to make the month the most outstanding of any
was
On the eve of the outbreak of the World War in 1914 there
stock omitted.
inclusive.
Warehouse
First
REVIEW
MONTHLY
Steel
Sept. 18 at 48%, with the close Sept. 30 at 45.
Steel pre¬
was at its highest Sept. 9 at 112%, and at its lowest
Sept. 21 at 107, with the close Sept. 30 at 110.
American
Tel. & Tel. fell from 145% Sept. 12 to 136 Sept. 21, with the
close Sept. 30 at 140.
American Can rose from 137 Sept. 4
to 146% Sept. 11, with the close Sept. 30 at 141%.
General
ferred
Electric was at its lowest
Sept. 4, at 30%, and at its highest
Sept. 11, at 35, with the close Sept. 30 at 33%. Allied Chemi¬
cal & Dye moved up from 159% Sept. 5 to 173 Sept. 18, with
the close Sept. 30 at 167 bid.
Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg.
rose from 64% Sept. 3 to 80% Sept.
11, with the close Sept. 30
at
76%.
Consolidated Gas of N. Y. was at its highest Sept. 7
29%, and at its lowest Sept. 20 at 25%, with the close
Sept. 30 at 27%.
In the railroad list, New York Central
at
at its lowest Sept. 4 at 22% and at its highest Sept. 19
27%, with the close Sept. 30 at 24%. Delaware & Hudson
rose from 34% Sept. 3 to 40% Sept. 11, with the close
Sept. 30
was
at
it 36.
Union Pacific moved up from 98 Sept. 4 to 194
with the close
Sept. 30 at 99%.
Southern Pacific
Sept. 11>
at its
lowest Sept. 4 at 18% and at its highest Sept 11 at 21%, with
the close Sept. 30 at 18%.
Baltimore & Ohio rose from 15
was
Sept, 3 to 18 Sept. 11, with the close Sept. 30 at 15%. Chesa¬
peake & Ohio moved from 47% Sept. 11 to 45 Sept. 25, with
the close Sept. 30 at 45%.
Southern Railway was at its
lowest Sept. 4 at 8%, and at its highest Sept. 11, at
10%,
with the close
Sept. 30 at 9%.
improvement was noted in domestic corporation
bonds during September.
Gains were confined in the main
to medium-grade issues, which advanced on the
average from
% to 1 point, with the highest grade bonds showing little
or no net
change from the previous month. The latter issues,
however, displayed a firmer tone than was the case for the
Some
past two months.
Foreign bonds declined during September,
especially Italian issues, but toward the close were more
steady.
'
In the
following table
we
show,
as
usual, the fluctuations
for the month in the different issues of United States
obliga¬
tions, and a considerable number, likewise, of
corporate and foreign government bond issues:
First
Government Bonds
Range During September 1935
Sale
Fourth Liberty Loan—
4^8—
1933-1938
Treasury 4Mb....
1947-1952
Treasury 4tfs-3Hs ...1943-1946
Treasury 4s
1944-1954
101
Lowest
3s
109.14
108
1943-1947
3Hs
110.19
1946-1956
3^s
106
104.28
.1951-1955
101.16
102.6
101.9
1940-1943
3Hs..._
102.14
1946-1948
3s.
106.2
106.2
3Hs
....1941-1943
106.28
106.8
3^8
3Kb
3^8
3J4s
2Hb
1946-1949
103.10
102.11
1949-1952
103.1
102.10
1941
107.18
106.12
....1944-1946
104.28
103.15
...1955-1960
99.31
98.30
Treasury 2^8
....1945-1947
Fed'l Farm Mtge 3^8-1944-1964
3s_..,._.
...1944-1949
99.26
102"""
100.20
101.20
99.18
3s
1942-1947
2^8.
1942-1947
99.20
98.24
A. 1952
100.22
99.16
1939-1949
99.18
Home Owners* L'n 3s
2HH
Highest
100.8
Sept. 21 101 .1 Sept.
113.26 Sept. 23 115 ,18 Sept.
103.29 Sept. 17 105 ,7
Sept.
109.12 Sept. 21 110 ,26 Sept.
115.4
105.6
ser
101
Last
•
Sale
Sept. 3
Txeasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
domestic
100
98.7
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Septj
Sept.
30
100.11
114.8
104.7
109.30
20 109. ,17 Sept.
21 106 ,12 Sept.
108.10
20 102 22 Sept.
20 102 22 Sept.
102.9
20 107
20 107 ,2
105.10
101.26
Sept. 10
106.12
Sept.
106.13
17 103 ,23 Sept.
20 103 ,12 Sept.
102.28
21 107 ,20 Sept.
23 104 ,28 Sept.
106.26
20 100 .7
17 100 .7
Sept.
Sept. 16
23 102 .13 Sept. 11
21 101 .6 Sept. 5
17 101 .18 Sept. 5
22 100 .1
Sept. 9
20 101 .3 Sept. 5
21' 100 .2 Sept. 5
102.25
103.29
99.19
100.6
102.2
100.6
100.18
lOCf""
98.25
Closing
Opening
Railroad and Industrial Bonds
Sept. 30
3
76
?;*
68
Sept.
Sept.
108 #
108
Sept.
100 J4
100
Sept.
57#
78 H
56 # Sept.
Brooklyn Union Elevated 5s. 1950
Ches A Ohio ref A lmpt 4#s B '95
Chesapeake Corp 5s...
.1947
109#
105#
107% Sept.
Chlo Mllw St P A Pae 5s A..1975
13#
11
Chic A N W 4#s series A...1949
C C C * St L 4Ms series E... 1977
11
9%
73#
67#
85#
Boat A Maine 1st 5s ser A C.1967
107
74#
68#
Erie ref A Imp 5s of 1927....1967
Great North gen 4#8 ser E..1977
80#
111 Cent C St L A N O 5s A...1963
Internat'l Paper 5s ser A A B 1947
Kan City Sou ref A impt 5s.
75# Sept.
Sept.
105# Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
61
Sept.
76# Sept.
60# Sept.
38# Sept.
1950
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 4s..2003
Liggett A Myers Tobacco 7s. 1944
Mo-Kan-Tex cum adj 5s
1967
liP
12# Sept.
New York Central conv 6s..1944
fr'rtV-'.W-''
61#
39#
111#
NYC&StL 4#s ser C
1978
NYNHAH 1st ref 4#s... 1967
N Y Ont A Western ref 4s...1992
60 #
107# Sept.
60
Sept.
30
Sept.
47# Sept.
101# Sept.
96
Sept.
.
Northern Paclfio 4s........ 1997
Pennsylvania RR deb 4#s..l970
Pitts C C A St L 5s ser A....1970
131
33#
102#
96#
112# Sept.
Rio Grande West 1st 4s.....1939
62
Southern Ry gen 4s series A.1956
38
Union Pacific 1st A ref is....2008
Warner Bros Pictures 6s....1939
79#
Western Maryland 1st 4s.... 1952
95#
:;,
Sept.
37#
104#
78#
95#
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1935
Highest
Lowest
1935
Allegheny Corp coll trust 5s. 1944
Amer A Foreign Power 5s...2030
Ateh Top A Santa Fe gen 4s. 1995
Baltimore A Ohio 1st gold 4s. 1948
Convertible 4#s
1960
Price
Range for September 1935
Price
Sept.
X:
79
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
71# Sept.
92# Sept.
79#
73#
109#
102#
61#
80#
108#
110#
108#
14#
11#
76#
70
108#
101
,
58#
77#
107
110
106#
11#
9#
76#
69
64
80#
61#
80# Sept.
64
Sept.
42
,
r
Argentine (Govt/ 6s Ser A...1957
95#
5Ms...........1962
92
Australia 5s of 1925........1955
103
Austrian (Govt) 7s
91#
104#
93 #
HI #
176 #
177#
1957
Belgium (Kingdom) 6He..-.1949
Brisbane (Clty, 5s
....1957
Canada (Dominion) 5s......1952
French Republic ext7#s
1941
External 7s of 1924.......1949
German (Republic) 7s...... 1949
German Govt Internat 5Ms. 1965
New South Wales (State) 5s. 1957
Queensland (State) ext 7s... 1941
Rome (City) ext 6^8
,.1952
33
24 #
100 #
108
49#
93# Sept.
91# Sept.
101# Sept.
89
Sept.
104# Sept.
89
Sept.
106
Sept.
171
Sept.
170# Sept.
33
Sept.
22# Sept.
98# Sept.
105# Sept.
44# Sept.
in
brisk
X
1935
Stock sales (No, of shares)
Bond sales (par value)—
34,726.590
Railroad and mlscell...
158,239,000
27,134,000
64,422,000
1934
12,685,870
S
s
State, munie. A foreign
United States Govt
Total bond sales
249,795,000
111,728,000
44.678,000
128,605,000
Sept.
Sept.
32
Low
62" "
40#
105#
83
83# Sept.
97# Sept.
95#
95#
92#
102#
97
Sept. 6
93# Sept. 5
104# Sept. 7
92# Sept. 12
107# Sept. 16
93# Sept. 3
111# Sept. 5
178
Sept. 3
177# Sept. 6
38# Sept. 16
28# Sept. 14
100# Sept. 26
109
Sept. 19
53
Sept. 9
285,009.000
231,353,400
90
1...
2... 'U't
3...
X
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
4
231,928,172
$
263,717,240
■.
.
546.921,118
6...
109#
171
170#
34#
27
100#
106#
46
Sept.
8...
Sept. 9...
Sept. 10,..
Sept. 11...
Sept. 12...
Sept. 13...
Sept. 14...
Sept. 15...
■
X
X
X
'
246,121,150
326,782,111
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE CURB EXCHANGE
Stock sales (No. of shares)
Bond sales (par value)—
1932
1933
8,389,994
2,702,831
6,372,012
65,405,000
996,000
981,000
45,246.000
2,990,000
1,224,000
54,010.000
2,263,000
2,994,000
86,195,000
2,982,000
3,891,000
67,382,000
49,400,000
59.267,000
93,068,000
6,005,215
'
r:X-
Domestic
Foreign Government...
Foreign corporate.....
Total bond sales
$
S
S
.
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30—
Stock sales (No. of shares)
Bond8ales (par value)—
Domestic..
....
Foreign Government...
Foreign corporate.....
Total bond sales.
....
46,105,871
$
48.458,134
83,445.636
42,777,799
$
872,121,000
12,378,000
9,564,000
742,416,000
29,087,000
21,008,000
686,366,000
32,165,000
31.423.000
609,824,000
894,063,000
792,511,000
749.954,000
660,645,500
22,154,500
28,607,000
THE MONEY MARKET DURING SEPTEMBER I93S
The
outstanding event in the money market during the
past month was the renewed 'heavy movement of gold to
this country from Europe, obviously as a result of the con¬
aroused by the threats of war.
Including amounts
engaged for shipment, this new movement totaled more than
$225,000,000 during the month, and actual shipments, chiefly
from France, England, Holland and India, plus the further
deposits of newly-mined gold and scrap gold, resulted in an
addition to the monetary gold stocks of this country of
approximately $165,000,000.
With a total of over $9,400,000,000, gold holdings are now more than $2,500,000,000
larger than immediately following the devaluation of the
dollar on Jan. 31 1934.
Early in the month member bank
reserves reached a new high of $5,388,277,000, Sept. 1J, but in
cern
the
following week, largely due to income tax collections
and to cash sales of new Government securities, which con¬
siderably exceeded Treasury interest payments and other
disbursements, the reserve account declined to $5,136,134,000,
Sept. 18, f^om which point, however, another increase of
approximately $100,000,000 was reported in the week ending
Sept. 25. This trend is expected to continue, as the accumu¬
lation of Government deposits in Federal Reserve banks will
gradually be disbursed by the Treasury.
Total loans and
investments of the reporting member banks showed an in¬
crease of nearly $600,000,000, chiefly as a result of
subscrip¬
tions to new Government securities.
Early in September
announcement was made of an offer of 10-12-year 2%%
Treasury bonds, in exchange for the $1,250,000,000 Fourth
Liberty 4%s called for redemption Oct. 15; also of an offer¬
ing of 3%-year 1%% notes, for cash or exchange.
Due to
the decline in Government bond prices, acceptance of the
exchange offer proceeded slowly, with a total of $826,000,000
having been exchanged at the end of the month. In addition,
xm
Saturday
Sunday
loan
low figures
'•
1
-
25.
20.
27.
28.
29.
30.
f
I
I
Saturday
Sunday
8
I
X
X
&
#
#
#
#
Sunday
#
rates
security collateral continued at the
previously quoted, although at times during the
on
earlier part of the month some lending institutions sought
to establish a slightly "higher rate for longer accommodations.
Officially, throughout the month rates for loans running
30 to 180 days remained at %%, with a slackening
demand reflecting the smaller volume of stock trading.
-
from
vc."'
/'?'
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Sept.
Sept. 10
Sept. 11
Sept. 12
Sept. 13
Sept. 14
Sept. 15
Sept. 16
Sept. 17
Sept. 18
Sept. 19
Sept. 20
Sept. 21
Sept. 22
Sept. 23
Sept. 24
Sept. 25
Sept. 26
Sept. 27
Sept. 28
Sept. 29
Sept. 30
OF TIME LOAN RATES
}'■.■
i;-
30 Days
S
$
1934
m
f.
X
X x
X
67,381,004
160,443,000
61.059,000
24,619,150
2,447,325,000 2,925,030,700 2,543,605,400 2,112,741,950
-1935
Renewal
High
#
#
23.
Sept. 24.
X
X
DAILY RECORD
1,579,111,000 1,770,660,000 1,635,582,900 1,181,435,800
501,414,600
577,194,000
476,841,000
285,983,000
State, munic. A foreign
429,891,550
United States Govt
330,828,500
582,231,000
677,529,700
Month of September
#
#
Saturday
Sunday
#
#
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
•9
7...
Time
Railroad and mlsoell
Total bond sales
..
#
#
X
5...
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sunday
Holiday
105#
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30—
Stock sales (No. of shares)
Bond sales (par value)—
Low
•V
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1932
1933
Renewal
High
'I
47#
101#
96#
Sept.
43,333,974
•:
s
■
144,938,000
52,338.500
34,076,900
;
^
13
61
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
Month of September
demand.
CALL LOAN RATES ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
108#
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
114
Sept.
77# Sept.
43# Sept.
107
tinued
133#
133# Sept.
17
Sept.
112
Sept.
37#
52#
103#
97#
stiffened to 0.23% as compared with 0.13% on the last
August issue.
Discount holdings of the 12 Reserve banks,
after having increased from $9,409,000 Aug. 28 to $11,177,000
Sept. 11, subsequently declined to $9,547,000 Sept 25, while
bills bought in the open market remained virtually stationary
at the low figure of $4,688,000, Sept. 25.
Industrial advances
continued their slow increase, from $29,447,000 Aug. 28 to
$30,132,000 Sept, 25.
Outside of the moderate increase in
yields on short-term Government obligations, money rates
showed no changes. JOn the Stock Exchange the official
rate for call loans remained at *4%.
Bankers' acceptances,
Treasury bills and other prime short-dated obligations con¬
41
Sept.
64
the Treasury sold $512,000,000 of the 3%-year 1M% notes
on cash subscription.
In sympathy with the easier price
trend in the Government bond list, rates on Treasury bills
.
92#
Sept.
66
Foreign Bonds—
External
15
MONTHLY REVIEW
Oct., 1935]
Rates
90 Days
60 Days
-
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•
J
.
*
.
_.
..
#
..
#
#
#
#
#
#
,
J
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.
4 Months
5 Months
6 Months
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#.
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
Sun day
Hoii day
..
_.
•
Mixed Collateral
on
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
Satur day
..
v
,
■
Sun day
■
_.
#
—
..
..
#
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#
#
#
..
#
#
#
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#
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#
#
v
#
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..
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..
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;
x
,V
#,
,
#
..
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..
Satur day
Sun day
#
#
#
..
..
._
,
#
■
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
..
•
#
#
#
,
Satur day
..
":"V-
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
••
'
:
Sun day
..
Commercial
#
#
in moderately increased supply,
reflecting, in part, at least,! borrowings by concerns whose
operations are associated with the fall crop movement Sup¬
plies in general, however, were greatly exceeded by the con¬
tinued bank investment demand.
The prevailing rate for
prime four- to six-month paper remained at %%, and, in fact,
a small amount of especially choice paper maturing at the
year-end was sold at V2% around the middle of the month.
Under date of Sept. 12, the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York announced the returns received by the bank from com¬
paper
was
mercial paper dealers showed a total of $176,800,000 of open
commercial paper outstanding on Aug. 31 1935 as
market
against $163,600,000 at the end of July and $159,300,000 at
the end of August 1934.
RATES FOR MONEY AT NEW YORK
Week Ended—
Sept. 7
Sept. 14
Sept. 21
Sept. 28
Range for week (mixed & Indus, collateral)
# + #
#
#+#
#
# + #
X
#+#
Week's average (mixed A Indus, collateral)
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Call loans on Stock Exchange—
'
X
Time loans (mixed and Indus, collateral)—
Thirty days.
-
#
#
-—--.-.....---w.---
Sixty days....——
Ninety days.
^
Good 4 to 6 months..
.
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Rates for bankers' acceptances also remained unchanged.
The demand for bills continued to exceed the supply, although
for the first time in nearly one year the total volume of
acceptances showed a small seasonal expansion. The Amer¬
ican Acceptance Council on Sept 27 published its usual sur¬
vey of the acceptance market and found that bankers' accept¬
ances at the end of August amounted
to $321,807,411 as
against $320,890,746 July 31, but $520,002,718 Aug. 31 1934.
In making public the figures on Sept. 27, Robert H. Bean,
SXX.'.'
MONTHLY
16
Council, pointed out that after
month since November 1934, the
acceptance volume showed a slight improvement during the
month of August, which is an indication that at least a
portion of the seasonal crop and commodity financing is
going into acceptance credits.
It is customary for such sea¬
sonal credit activity to make its appearance each year during
August and to be reflected in the acceptance volume at the
end of the month.
With the steadily increasing movement
of base natural products, there is an indication in the pro¬
Executive Secretary of the
steady reduction in each
a
duction center banks that
bank credit will be in more active
and it is confidently expected that
of this credit may be in the nature of
acceptances.
Furthermore, many banks are realizing the
wisdom of keeping some of their bills in the acceptance mar¬
ket and will undoubtedly be guided by this thought as new
credits are now available, notwithstanding the still urgent
demand than a year ago,
substantial portion
a
need
to
unloaned funds in over-the-counter loans.
the export and domestic movement of cotton,
the very large production of seasonal canned
employ
New reports on
as
well
as
goods, indicate the probability of much larger commercial
commodity loans than have been seen in recent years.
Im¬
port credit acceptances increased $2,425,991 and acceptances
based on goods stored in domestic warehouses $5,565,328,
while dollar exchange credits increased $1,352,821 in volume.
To offset these
gains, acceptances based on exports declined
$4,890,661, domestic shipment credits were off $114,148, and
bills based on goods stored in or shipped between foreign
countries were off $3,422,666.
An unchanged position is
found in the holdings of bills by accepting banks, which
report $144,901,656 of their own bills and $147,208,568 of the
bills of other banks, a total of $292,110,224, leaving approxi¬
mately $30,000,000 held by other banks and investors as
against $24,000,000 at the end of July and approximately
$19,000,000 at the end of June.
Bill rates remained un¬
changed for the entire month at 3/16% bid and %% asked
for 30-day, 60-day and 90-day bills; at %% bid and 3/16%
asked for 120-day bills, and at %% bid and 5/16% asked for
150-day and 180-day bills.
The New York Federal Reserve
Bank, in the "Monthly Review," discussed conditions in, the
market for bankers' acceptances as follows;
"During September several moderate-sized blocks of bills
were sold in the market by New York City banks and were
298
quickly resold by the dealers, but on the whole the bill mar¬
ket continued in the inactive state that has prevailed for
time past."
some
PRIME
and soon thereafter Holland
By Sept. 27 the movement of gold from all foreign coun¬
tries, acording to figures compiled by the Federal Reserve
Bank of New York from reports of New York banks, had
90 Days
the week ended
volume.
in
monetary gold
and
150 Days
120 Days
180 Days
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Saturday
of
Italo-Ethiopian tension and the mobilization of the
the
British fleet in the Mediterranean.
The
fall expansion in currency circulation began,
$53,000,000 in the four-week
regular
with hand-to-hand money rising
The quarter date financing at the mid-month was
by some shifting about of Government securities
in the System's portfolio.
For the period under review, Fed¬
eral Reserve holdings of Government bonds decreased $51,370,000 and certificates and bills were $18,380,000 lower,
but Treasury notes were $69,615,000 higher.
The entire
portfolio declined $135,000.
Other open market items were
but little changed, with bills discounted $138,000 higher and
bills bought in the open market up $3,000.
Federal Reserve
credit outstanding increased $3,000,000.
Deposits of gold
period.
attended
certificates with
RETURNS
September
THE
OF
BROKERS'
FEDERAL
LOANS
afforded
IN NEW
for the
was
reserve
RESERVE
actually
ances
a
Federal
System a
Reserve
shrinkage of $110,707,000 in the reserve bal¬
This reversal of the reserve balance
in large degree attributable to quarter date financ¬
was
ing operations of the United States Treasury.
payments and cash
caused
with
a
the
sizable
Reserve
subscriptions to the
around
the
Income tax
offering of notes
expansion in the Treasury's
banks
middle
cash deposit
of the month.
By Sept. 25 the Treasury still had $112,231,000 on deposit
with the. System, compared with $49,877,000 as of Aug. 28.
Member banks also lost reserves through a swelling of $46,680,000 in the so-called other deposits of the System.
other
tion
deposits are largely Government agency and
fund
acounts.
/
These
stabiliza-^
'
The Treasury's
operations, which, as has been pointed out
before, are a more important factor in money market con¬
ditions than the activities of the Reserve banks, were large
to nullify the effect on bank reserves of
$100,000,000 in the monetary gold stock. A
part of this increase in monetary gold came about from
newly-mined and scrap gold supplies, but by far the greater
part of it represented gold received from Europe.
A new
enough in
scope
the increase of
the Treas¬
banks showed a reduction
$15,810,000, or just over 10%.
This deciine was a reflec¬
a provision of the Banking Act of 1935, which became
tion of
law
on
Aug. 23, requiring that banks decrease their holdings
stock in proportion to their reductions
of
Federal Reserve
in
surplus
their entry into the System.
Previously
that banks cut down on their holdings
of Reserve bank stock whenever they pared down their capi¬
since
the law had required
tal, but it was optional with them whether they reduce their
stock holdings upon a cut in their surplus.
Most banks had
chosen to retain their Federal Reserve stock because of the
6% yield it afforded.
their credit
increases in
principal
were
in
loans
on
securities, up $50,000,000; other loans, up $56,000,000; Gov¬
ernment
securities,
up
$176,000,000, and other securities, up
banks were $213,000,000 higher,
deposits dropped $8,000,000.
All weekly reporting banks, in the four weeks from Aug. 21
to Sept. 18, put out $517,000,000 more credit.
Most of the
Net demand deposits of these
while their time
increase in their loans and investments came about through
a
rise of
ties.
$377,000,000 in their holdings of Government securi¬
were up $61,000,000, Government-guaran¬
Other loans
teed
securities
$72,000,000, and other securities $20,000,000.
deposits of the weekly reporting banks were $423,000,000 higher, and time deposits $10,000,000 higher.
Of thd $50,000,000 increase in security loans of the report¬
ing New York banks, $49,000,000 took place in their loans
to brokers and dealers in New York City.
Loans to brokers
and dealers outside New York were unchanged at $56,000,000.
Secured loans to non-brokers increased $1,000,000.
Street
loans,
by the New York Stock Exchange,
$781,221,869 on Sept. 30 1935, which is an in¬
compiled
as
amounted
to
of
$9,190,401
over
the Aug. 31 1935 total
of $772,-
On Sept. 29 1934 these loans stood at $831,529,447.
031,468.
OF
STERLING
*
EXCHANGE IN SEPTEMBER
Sterling exchange in September was marked by an almost
standing to the credit of member banks on the books
of the Federal Reserve.
trend
Reserve banks by
BANKS-
In the four weeks ended Sept. 25 there
totals.
Federal
Paid-in capital of the Reserve
of
YORK CITY
slight variation on the old theme of steadily rising member
bank
the
amounted to $68,901,000 in the four weeks, raising the
total to a new record high at $6,551,132,000.
ury
COURSE
THE
England itself gave up
$50,000,000 of hoarded gold to this country, and the
other chief sources of supply were France and Holland.
;
Aside from Treasury operations and gold engagements,
the Federal Reserve month was without significant feature.
some
crease
Sunday
he~H
The gold was
Demand
Saturday
21.—.
22....
$57,OUO,0OO higher.
$43,000,000.The increase in other loans was taken to mean
that commercial borrowings were showing a seasonal rise.
Sunday
4....
was
running in flood tide toward this country at the beginning
the movement, for seasonal reasons;
but quickly the
movement turned into a flight of capital from Europe because
of
New
Accepl'ces Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid * Ask
1-—.
$202,000,000 in 18 days. It was not until
Sept. 25 that foreign gold began to arrive
In that week importations totaled $53,065,000,
amounted to over
During the four weeks, loans and investments of reporting
York banks underwent an expansion of $339,000,000.
BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
60 Days
of gold to the United States.
give up substantial amounts
The
30 Days
Secured by
in from Europe on Sept. 9 from France,
and England as well began to
movement of gold set
Cali Loans
Sept.
I
EEVIEW
complete
reversal
of
the
firm
trend
manifest throughout
the summer, particularly during July and
be recalled thai on July 9 sterling sold as
August. It should
high as $4.98% for
cable transfers and on Aug. 14 reached $4.98%, at which
points sterling was at its highest since November 1934.
The
exceptional firmness during July and August was due largely
to purchases in the London silver market for account of the
United States Treasury.
Sterling had been in great demand throughout the sum¬
because of tourist requirements, which were greater
than they had been in six years.
The United States Shipping
mer
Board stated early in
ican
July
were
September that the number of Amer¬
tourists
journeying to Europe during May, June and
estimated at 130,000.
For the first time in many
England headed the list of Old World countries visited
More than 65% of all travelers to Europe
arranged their itineraries to include a visit to London during
years
by Americans.
the
British
the
reign
took
years.
in
Empire celebration of the twenty-fiftli year of
of
more
King George and
Queen Mary.
The jubilee
Americans to London than had been there in 10
The tourist requirement for sterling ceased
entirely
September.
The threat of
that such
a
war
between Italy and
conflict might involve Great
effect throughout September,
kets and affecting sterling
there
was
a
Ethiopia and fears
Britain had
a
serious
depressing the European mar¬
adversely.
For several years
conspicuous movement of funds to London,
prompted
solely
by
desire for
a
The heavy
safety.
the Midland Bank stated:
"The pressure of abundant sup¬
plies of capital and short-term funds available at rates more
advantageous to the entrepeneur than for three decades or
longer continues to exert its beneficial effect on the coun¬
try's business." The Board of Trade index of both produc¬
pur¬
chases of gold in the London open market for
had been going on for a number of years
hoarders which
reflected in a
large measure this movement of funds seeking refuge.
As
September progressed and fears increased that Europe might
become embroiled, gold purchases were greatly restricted,
and toward the end of the month there
tion and retail sales, published in September, showed that
production for the second quarter of 1935 was 6.3% greater
marked outflow
was a
than in
of money from London and Continental Europe, directed
chiefly to the United States.
In September the total gold
disposed of in the London open market was approximately
£5,419,700. This figure compares with £8,810,000 in August,
with £9,289,000 in July, with £9,874,000 in June, and with
£11,200,000 in May.
>
X: Sept. 1 marked the beginning of normal seasonal pressure
against sterling on commercial account, but this pressure
was
vincial
safety, there was a well-marked trend of European
the New York security market on the strength of
the other side that American
profitable
••
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t
Despite the great reduction in London open market gold
purchases, however, and the flow of gold from London to
New
York, it could not be considered that the movement
any element of panic.
Toward the middle of
September the total gold hoarded in London for private
contained
accounts
estimated
was
at
close
to
$2,000,000,000,
at
clearings
follows:
Two-months' maturities, 9/16%; three-months'
bills, 9/16% to %% ; four-months' bills, %%, and six-months'
bills, 11/16% to %%. Open market silver during September
was quoted between 29 pence and 29 9/16 pence per ounce.
A total of £5,419,700 gold was available in the London open
market during the month, as compared with £8,810,000 in
August.
On four occasions during the month the Bank of
England bought gold bars. Its total acquisitions amounted
to £288,018.
The London open market gold price ranged
between 140s. 3d. on Sept. 2 and 3, and 141s. 6%d. on
Sept. 27 and 30. The high for gold in London was reached dn
March 6, at 149s. 4d.
Sterling cable transfers sold on Sept. 3
at $4.95%@$4.96%, and on Sept. 30 at $4.91@$4.91%; the
low for sterling in September was $4.90%, and the high
$4.96%.
PRICE
PAID
old
FOR GOLD BY UNITED STATES (FEDERAL
BANK) COMPARED WITH LONDON PRICE
dollar parity.
The great flow of gold from Europe to New
York got under way around Sept. 9, and up to Sept. 28 the
LondonPrice
and
...
other
known
engagements, totaled
Of this amount it was estimated
more
uneasiness
to
the
over
of war.
Last year, in
total of $23,500,000 in gold
Our entire import of gold from Great
to the United States.
prospects
a
Britain during 1934 was around $510,000,000.
war scare
There
was no
at that time.
The currencies of the rest of the world moved closely in
sympathy
with
the
fluctuations of : sterling during
the
Exchange Equalization Fund was be¬
lieved to have been constantly active in the market for the
purpose of steadying sterling, particularly with reference
to the French franc, or gold.
It is safe to say that the
variation between sterling and the franc was kept
through¬
out the month, as for several months
previous, at slightly
less than 1%.
vU",
As political developments at Geneva became
acute, ques¬
The British
month.
tions of currency stabilization, tax reduction and the mainte¬
nance of a balanced
budget in Great Britain were forced
into the remote future.
So far as stabilization on the former
gold basis is concerned, however, it can safely be said that
British authorities have for long, and
recently with renewed
insistence, refused to entertain the idea.
They maintain
that sterling and the sterling area are
already sufficiently
stabilized,, and in September they were expecting further
adherents to the sterling bloc.
It was pointed out in Septem¬
ber that the sterling area included about one-third of
the
world's foreign trade.
According to the Bank for Inter¬
national
Settlements, the sterling area included Great
Britain, Argentina, Australia, Bolivia, ' Brazil, Colombia,
Denmark, Egypt, Estonia, Finland, India, Ireland, Japan,
Norway, New Zealand, Paraguay, Portugal, Siam, Straits
Settlements, Sweden, South Africa and the British colonies.
The
war
fears
were
the month, and on
at their
Sept. 16 the
height around the middle of
news was
flashed from Lon¬
don that Lloyd's underwriters had
given 10 days' notice of
the cancellation of the war risk clause which
had
hitherto
been
automatically included in their general policies. There¬
after war risks were to be subject to
special rates.
This
announcement was followed by a wide
movement in the
foreign exchanges and by considerable selling,
accompanied
by declines in the quotations for gilt-edged securities in the
London
market.
The
European
markets
were
similarly
affected.
The
increased cost
of insurance
and
freight
charges naturally resulted in a lowering of gold
points
The sterling situation was further
complicated by the
general expectation that Great Britain would have to
face
an
of
increase in armament expenditure,
the
couise,
possibility of
that
coming
a
new
and
defense loan.
budgets would reflect
reduction.
there
was
talk
This implied of
no further
tax
Despite rumors of a Government defense loan
well-informed London bankers asserted that
apart from the
that large sums could not be
spent immediately the
London market for gilt-edged securities
became too depressed
during September to permit successful large-scale
Govern¬
fact
ment
borrowing by means of a public issue of bonds. It was
held that whatever funds
may be required for rearmament
could be raised easily and
cheaply on Treasury bills which
could be funded into longer-dated
debt when conditions be¬
came more
favorable.
Domestic recovery in Great Britain
tliiougliout September.
was
LondonPrice
Converted
States
into Dollars
into Dollars
than
$200,000,000.
on Sept. 28
that $78,100,000 had been acquired in France, $52,700,000 in
England and $49,500,000 in Holland.
It would hardly be
correct, however, to attribute this gold movement entirely
August, Great Britain shipped
States
RESERVE
United
Converted
United,
gold which had already arrived, together with that on the
water
manufacturing
as
money to
employment.
of 1934 and for
were £121,931,000.
.•
market money rates continued steady and
extremely easy throughout September, showing no change
from day to day.
On Sept. 30, as on Sept. 2, bill rates were
Aside from the movement of funds from New York to London
on
quarter
was
London open
Authoritative figures on international trade
published early in September pointed out that world trade
had shrunk from approximately $55,000,000,000 in 1929 to
$12,000,000,000 in 1933.
The war scare and the constant
uneasiness as to developments at the League of Nations in
Geneva had an extremely depressing effect on the pound.
the belief held generally
same
7.1% greater.
For thef first half of
the year retail sales were 4.9% greater than in the corre¬
sponding period of 1934.
Provincial bank clearings for
August were £100,250,000, an increase of 3.5% over a year
ago and the best total since August 1929, when total pro¬
less than usual because of the demoralization of inter¬
securities offered the most favorable prospect for
the
production alone
national trade.
for
17
MONTHLY EEYIEW
Oct., 1935]
well maintained
In its monthly review of
business,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1
2
3
Sunday
Sunday
$35.00
$34.77
Holiday
$34.78
Sept. 17
35.00
34.77
$35.00
34.77
Sept. 18
35.00
34.78
35.00
34.79
Sept. 19.
35.00
34.77
,35.00
43.78
Sept. 20
35.00
34.76
35.00
34.79
Sept. 21_____
35.00
34.77
Sunday
4
5
6.
Sept. 16.__.__
35.00
34.78
Sept. 22
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
Sept. 23
35.00
35.00
34.78
Sept. 24
35.00
34.77
10
n:
35.00
3477
Sept. 25
35.00
34.83
35.00
34.79.
Sept. 26—__
35.00
34.78
12
35.00
34.80
Sept. 27-....
35.00
34.78
7
8
9..
—
-
34.78
34.77
34.79
Sunday
Sept. 29
Sept. 30
34.77
34.77
Sept. 28..
35.00
Sunday
Sunday
35.00
35.00
14
15
35.00
Sunday
13
"
In
commenting on the foreign exchange situation during
September the New York Federal Reserve Bank said in its
"Monthly Review" for Oct. 1:
"In the second half of August and in September the dollar
for
the
first
time
since
January advanced
simultaneously
against both the pound and the European gold exchanges.
During previous periods of weakness in Continental Euro¬
pean gold currencies recently, these exchanges declined in
terms of dollars to a point where gold shipments from Europe
to the United States became
profitable, but the pound, being
free to fluctuate subject only to the operations of the British
Exchange Equalization Account, advanced
more
sharply than did the dollar.
on
these occasions
This tendency was par¬
and May of this year.
March, April
pound advanced from about $4.75 in the middle of
March to $4.95 at the end of May, during a period when
either the French franc, the guilder, or both, were in the
vicinity of their respective gold import points. The strength
of sterling at that time contracts sharply, however, with the
tendency shown during the latter half of August and Septem¬
ber.
After reaching a high of $4.98% on Aug. 14, the day
ticularly evident in
The
on
the
which, according to an announcement by the Secretary of
Treasury, the United States purchased over 25,000,000
of silver abroad, sterling showed a downward move¬
ounces
ment in the second half of the
ceeded further
of
$4.91%
on
month, and the recession pro¬
during September, the rate touching a low
Sept. 20.
Uncertainty regarding.the political
situation in Europe was reported to have contributed to the
decline in the sterling-dollar rate, particularly after the
middle
of
September.
,
/
"Among the gold bloc currencies,
the guilder
and
were
'
both the French franc
quoted during most of September at
below their gold import points to the United States, and
further gold shipments to New York from Paris and Amster¬
or
were undertaken.
Pronounced weakness in the guilder
became evident immediately prior to the reconvening of the
Netherlands Parliament on Sept. 17 to consider the Govern¬
dam
ment's
proposed fiscal measures.
The drop in the franc,
seemed to be largely unrelated to developments
within France, and was due rather to external technical
influences growing out of the special position-occupied by
the franc as the principal exchange through which official
operations in support of other major foreign currencies are
however,
undertaken.
"The sterling area currencies moved about in keeping with
the
the
the
pound, while a number of European currencies, including
Italian lira, the Swiss franc, and the official rate for
reichsmark,
French
exchange.
approximately stable in terms
The Brazilian free milreis showed
were
of
an
upward tendency during September for the first time since
the extension of the free market in February 1935, and fhe
Argentine peso advanced sharply in the free market during
the second half of the month."
MONTHLY
18
Changes in the gold holdings ;of the Bank of England
as follows: ' In the week ended Sept. 4 an increase of
tvere
£31,517; in the week ended Sept. 11 an increase of £112,018;
Sept. 18 an increase of £88,135, and in the
in the week ended
The bank's gold
25 an increase of £44,834.
week ended Sept.
holdings on Sept. 25 were at a new high of £194,360,065,
which compared with £192,525,928 a year earlier and with
the minimum of £150,000,000 recommended by the Cunliffe
Committee.
•
„
„
_
,
,
.
movement to and from New York during
^Details of the gold
September were outlined as follows in the "Monthly Review"
Federal Reserve Bank for Oct. 1:
t
"The renewed inflow of gold from Europe wThich devel-
of the New York
around the middle of September reached substantial
proportions in the succeeding two weeks, and for the month
as a whole, gold imports into the United States totaled $150,000,000.
Of that amount $40,000,000 was received from
France, $37,000,000 from England, $37,000,000 from Holland,
$20,000,000 from India, $15,000,000 from Canada, , and
$1,000,000 from China. •
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"In addition to these imports. $1,100,000 of gold was re¬
leased from earmark for foreign account at the New York
Reserve Bank, and there were further deposits of newlymined domestic gold and scrap gold at the mints and assay
offices averaging about $2,500,000 and $700,000 per week,
open
As a result primarily of the gold import move¬
ment from England and the Continent, a total of approxi¬
mately $165,000,000 was added to the monetary gold stock
of this country during September."
;
respectively.
ON PARIS AND PRICE OF GOLD IN LONDON
LONDON CHECK RATE
Mean
Mean
London
London
London
London
Check Rate
Open Market
Check Rate
Open Market
on
Sunday
75.187
140s.
75.166
140s.
3d.
140s.
4d.
7^d.
4
75.093
3t.
5
75.02i
140s.
)t.
6-.-.
74.945
140s. lOd.
74.812
141s.
?t.
>t.
7.W.
)t.
8
)t.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Id.
9_-.,
74.866
Sunday
141s.
2d.
>t. 10....
74.942
140s.
)t. 11
74.968
140s.
)t. 12-.-.
74.941
>t. 13-...
74.940
>t. 14....
)t. 15
75.062
Sunday
v
7J4d.
9Md.
140s. lid.
74.815
141s.
4d.
141s.
74.696
141s.
74.60
21
22...
23
24..
Sunday
*
5d.
Sunday
74.627
141s.
6d.
74.591
141s.
74.743
141s.
Id.
Sept. 26
74.614
141s.
3^d.
Sept. 27
74.581
14ls.
6>*d.
Sept. 28
Sept. 29
74.562
141s.
74.543
6d.
Sunday
141s.
61^d.
during September ranged between a
discount of 1 7/16% and a discount of 3/16%.
On Sept. 3
Montreal funds were at a discount of 7/16@%%, and on
Canadian
exchange
3/16%.
Sept. 30 at a discount of 1
r
CONTINENTAL AND
Confidence was lacking
The primary consideration of all French
had
any
funds was security
and not
situation at the end of September.
directions.
in many
who
nationals
profit.
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The Bank of France statement
showed
Sept. 6, an increase of 315,271,049 francs;
Sept, 13, a decrease of 61,039,702 francs,
and for the week ended Sept. 20, a decrease of 117,014,723
francs.
Gold holdings of the bank on Sept. 20 stood at
for the week ended
for the week ended
which compared with 82,204,579,830
francs,
71,878,879,224
earlier and with 28,935,000,000 francs when the
stabilized in June 1928.
The Bank of France ratio
francs a year
unit was
with 80.77% a year
35%.
The franc ranged in September between 6.58% and 6.60%.
On Sept. 3 Paris cable transfers were 6.59% @6.60%, and on
Sept. 30, 6.59@6.59%.
i; The Belgian currency was, with the exception of Swiss
Sept. 20 stood at 75.36% compared
on
earlier and with legal requirement of
Continental currencies, as
Geneva.
Early in
francs, the least disturbed of the
a
unpropitious events at
of the
result
September the belga was inclined to develop ease.
Dollar
parity of the belga is 16.95.
On Sept. 3 the belga declined
in New York to 16.81 below the theoretical lower gold point
Belgium had been losing much gold to France and
from the beginning of April to the end of
of 16.84.
centers
other
August. For the most part this flight of funds from Belgium
represented foreign money which had rushed into the country
following devaluation of the belga, in the expectation that a
boom of some description would result.
However, while
business recovered to some extent, the improvement did not
approach the proportions of a boom, so that the Belgian
unemployment figures had not changed at all in July and
August.
During those months and until the close of the
first week of September the National Bank of Belgium was
actively engaged in supporting the belga in Paris.
After
Sept. 7 the belga became much steadier, showing a strong
tendency toward dollar parity.
Belga cable transfers were
16.81 @16.83 on Sept. 3.
Cable transfers on Antwerp closed
on Sept. 30 at 16.89% @16.91.
;;
Italian lire were exceptionally weak during September,
owing to Italy's war preparations.
New dollar parity of
Since the decree of July 22 suspending the
the lira is 8.91.
40% gold coverage of the note issue, which was fixed on
Dec. 21 1927, under the decree stabilizing the lira at 92.76
to the pound sterling, the Italian
exchange control en¬
deavored to keep the lira stabilized in terms of the dollar
at 8.22.
However, on numerous occasions during September
the lira sold as low as 8.12%.
The Bank of Italy lost gold
consistently during the month.
It may be recalled that the
Bank of
OTHER FOREIGN EXCHANGE
The French franc was under pressure
for the week ended Aug. 30
increase in gold holdings of 133,015,762 francs;
an
6d.
Sunday
.
Sept. 30--.
Sunday
Sunday
5d.
140s.
74.857
Price
Sept. 25
7Kd.
9Hd.
il40s. lid. m,
^1408. io>^d.
140s.
140s.
74.931
16-..
17-..
18.
19-.Sept. 20
3d.
3-.-.
Gold
74.389
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sunday
1_...
2_-_.
3pt,
Paris
on
Gold Price
Paris
REVIEW
Italy increased its rediscount rate from 3%% to
Aug. 12.
On Sept. 9 the Italian bank further
increased its discount rate to 5%.
Toward the end of the
4%%
throughout Septem¬
on
ber, and tjie promising outlook presented during August was
entirely reversed.
Doubtless the main influence adverse to
the franc was the complicated Italo-Ethiopian situation.
month another increase in the rate
September held some promise of con¬
tinued favorable developments in the Paris money market,
defray
funds were returned to the banks by hoarders to
Call money fell
Italian
The first few days of
and enough
indicate
from
a
likelihood of easier money rates.
2%% at the end of August to 2%% early in September,
a few days dropped further to 1%%, while loans
and within
against defense bonds fell from 3@3%% to 2 11/16@2%%.
However, as war fears mounted, especially after Sept. 20,
in
second
the
issued
decree calling for a heavy popular loan in order to
a
war
At the time
expenses.
extent
exact
was anticipated.
Early
September the Italian Government
of
half
the loan
of
Government
had
had
not
already
of going to press the
made public.
The
provided for temporary
been
of its Ethiopian expedition by the issuance of
short-term Treasury bonds up to 7,000,000,000 lire.
Cable
transfers on Rome ranged during September between 8.12%
financing
and 8.17.
Cable transfers
8.17, and closed
The
hoarding was again resumed, and extreme reluctance to lend
on Rome on Sept. 3 were 8.15% @
Sept. 30 at 8.15@8.15%.
on
German
mark
situation
continued
to
increase
in
had
gravity during the month.
Statements from Berlin regard¬
ing the Reich's financial and currency operations were not
French
regarded
as
is 40.33.
The so-called free
was
again apparent, so that the outside discount rate, which
dropped to 2%%, moved up to 3%.
Appeals by the
political and monetary authorities for greater con¬
fidence were unavailing,
and in the last two weeks of
September,
aggravated by shipments of gold from Paris,
hoarding was reported to have been feverishly renewed.
It
was
estimated that at the end of August gold coin and
bullion
held in
France exceeded 15,000,-
private coffers in
000,000 francs, in addition to which French nationals held in
hoarding bank notes, chiefly in 500- and 1,000-franc denom¬
inations, to a total of 25,000,000,000 francs.
It was esti¬
mated toward the end of September that approximately
$78,100,000 of gold had been acquired in France since Sept. 9
for export to the United States.
It was thought early in the month that the Bank of France
would see its way clear to reduce its rediscount rate from
3%, which had been the effective rate since Aug. 8, but as
the month progressed it seemed more likely that the bank
might have to increase its rate of rediscount.
maintained
The franc
relatively
steady in terms of the pound
through the constant operations of the British Exchange
Equalization Fund, working in close co-operation with the
was
Bank of France.
,
;
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.
Toward the end of September competent observers of the
foreign exchange
real
as
situation
asserted
that
there
can
be
no
improvement in the French situation until such time
confidence is completely restored in the currency and the
political situation of France. The great volume of hoarding
within the country gave evidence of the remoteness of this
prospect.
Aside from the hoarding noted above within the
a large volume of privately-owned
borders of France, there is
French
gold in
London vaults, and
there
is
much
French
invested outside the country, chiefly in London, New
York, and Brussels.
As a result of the hoarding influence,
long-term money is almost impossible to negotiate.
Despite the reforms instituted by the decrees of July 17
there was no sign of improvement in the French economic
money
which
are
New dollar parity of the mark
or gold mark, daily quotations
fixed by the Reiclisbank, ranged during Septem¬
enlightening.
ber between 40.15 and 40.27.
ai so
in
the estimation
The so-called registered marks,
of the Reich exchange
control, have
At the end of September registered com¬
mercial marks were quoted at 20.00.
Mark currency sent
from abroad was down 30.50;
tourist marks, 26.75, and
benevolent marks, 30.40.
w
: .;,,y
a
parity of 40.33.
.
The Reiclisbank statement for the first quarter of Septem¬
ber showed an increase in gold# and bullion of 20,000 reichs-
marks; for the second quarter, an increase of 18,000 reichsmarks, and for the third quarter, a decrease of 75,000 reichsmarks.
The bank's gold and bullion on Sept. 23 stood at
94,742,000 marks, which compared with 74,993,000 marks a
year earlier and with 806,223,000 marks at the end of 1932.
The bank's ratio
Sept. 23 stood at 2.67%, which compared
earlier and with 25.8% on Dec. 31 1932.
Sept. 3 the so-called free or gold mark was quoted at
40.21@40.24, and on Sept. 30 at 40.24@40.25.
Exchange on the countries neutral during the war pre¬
with
2.21%
on
a year
On
sented mixed trends in September.
The Holland guilder was
under pressure throughout the month.
Swiss francs were
consistently steady as the disturbed political situation of
other European countries tended to cause money to flow
into
Switzerland.; The Scandinavian currencies moved in
|
sympathy with the pound.
Holland
moved
lost
gold
steadily
out of Amsterdam
be devalued
or
the
that
month
the
as
funds
guilder would
that
the guilder might
authorities
during
on*fears
took
gold payments would be suspended and
be joined to sterling.
High Government
occasion
of either devaluation
or
repeatedly to deny possibilities
abandonment of gold.
Nevertheless,
the entire foreign exchange market operated on the basis of
probable devaluation.
In addition,
a
considerable proportion
MONTHLY
Oct., 1935]
of
Dutch
for
money
was'believed to be coming to New York
investment in American
securities.
course, with sterling, to which it is legally attached at the
rate of Is. 6d. per rupee.
\
;
;.
,
On
Sept. 16 the Bank of The Netherlands increased its
rate from 5% to 6%.
The 5% rate had been
in effect only since Aug. 3, when it was reduced from 6%.
Toward the end of the month money rates in Amsterdam
were higher than in many years, and it was generally ex¬
pected that the Netherlands bank might again raise its rate
to either 6%% or 7%. /
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Guilder cable transfers on Sept. 3 were 67.60@67.70.
The
guilder ranged during the month between 67.33 and 67.75,
and closed on Sept. 30 at 67.06@67.69.
Swiss cable transfers
were 32.57 % @32.60 on Sept. 3, and closed at 32.52@32.56 on
Sept. 30.
Cable transfers on Sweden were 25.57@25.60 on
Sept. 3 and closed at 25.32@25.34 on Sept. 30.
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Exchange on the South American countries were for the
most part inclined to move in sympathy with sterling ex¬
change.
The Argentine business reports indicated a high
level of activity.
Argentine imports in August were valued
at 110,000,000 pesos ($36,300,000 at official rate of exchange),
which was the highest figure for any month since March
1931.
The excess of exports over imports during August
amounted
to 3,700,000 pesos,
or
considerably below the
monthly average of 40,000,000 pesos between January and
July during the lull in Argentine exports.
The tendency
toward larger imports was interpreted as an indication of
the increased purchasing power of the country and of the
liberalization of foreign exchange control, a fact which was
stressed by Finance Minister Pinedo in an address made in
September before the United States Chamber of Commerce
in Buenos Aires.
A like improvement in business conditions
was reported from Brazil.
The official quotations for exchange on Buenos Aires
ranged between 32.72 and 33.12 for cable transfers during
September.
The unofficial or free market ranged between
rediscount
26.75 and 28.15.
a
The official rate
market in milreis showed
a
range
The London price of silver on Sept. 30 was 29 5/16 pence
against 29 pence on Sept. 2.
Shanghai dollars were 38.11@
38 9/16 on Sept. 30 against 37.21@37% on Sept. 3.
The Hong
Kong dollar wgs 50.16@50 11/16 on Sept. 30 against 49.78@
7/17 on Sept. 3.
Yen checks sold at 28.81 @28.82 on
Sept. 30 against 29.28@29.31 on Sept. 3.
50
Rio de Janeiro showed
on
of between 8.20 and 8.45.
range
19
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September.
Chinese banking difficulties resulting
from the severe depletion of Chinese silver stocks were
aggravated by the closing of the Bank of Canton and the
National Commercial & Savings Bank of Hong Kong.
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DAILY RATES OF EXCHANGE ON CONTINENTAL CENTERS
Paris
Swiss
Holland
Belgium
Francs
Francs
Guilders
Bel Ha
Bankers'
Sept.
Bankers'
Checks
1
2
..
4
5
..
6
..
7
..
9
10
14
15
HOLI DAY
HOLI DAY
67.69o67.70
16.80
016.82 16.81
ol6.83
15
08.16
67.62o67.64
07.63o67.65
16.80
0I6.8I 16.81
al6.82
14
08.15
67.60a67.61
67.61o67.62
16.80
016.81 16.81
016.82
13Ho8.14
fl.82 H
16.80Hol6.82 16.81
016.82 16.8lHo.82H
13H08.14
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
032.57 32.57
32.54
032.58
32.55
32.5I56o32.52 32.52
032.53
67.60O67.61
67.61o67.62
32.61
032.53
67.58o67.60
67.59067.62
032.52 32.52
6.59 3* a6.593*
32.51
032.52 32.52
032.53
67.53067.56
67.56067.57
6.59 56 a0.59 5*
32.63
67.54067.59
32.53
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SUN DAY
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SUN DAY
SUN DAY
O32.50
32.42
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32.46
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32.45
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08.15
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SUN DAY
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SUN DAY
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SUN DAY
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29.04o29.08 49.85049%
57.63057.85 37.26037.30
68.05
28.93o29.01 49.85049 %
57.50o57.75 37.18037.26
68.05
28.96o29.05 49.85049%
29.03o29.08
49%
57.50a 57%
37.19037.32
68.00
57.66a 57%
37.27o37.39
68.00
29.05o29.08
57.69a57.90 37 2"o37.38
68.02
57.69057.80
4.53 49.78o507,6
a
80.15o80%
26.00
5.10
a
5.19
24.25
4.48
a
5.19
24.25
4.48
4.51 49.58O505,6
o
5.10
a
9-
23.50
51.25054.50
10.00
80.15o80%
10-
23.50
51.50o54.80
10.00
80.15o80%
26.00
5.10
a
5.19
24.25
4.49
o
4.51
10.00
80.15o80%
26.00
5.10
a
5.19
24.25
4.49
a
4.51
23.50
51.50o55.71
12-
23.50
51.50o55.71
10.00
80.15o80%
26.00
5.10
a
5.19
24.25
4.49
o
4.51
13-
23.50
51.50o55.71
10.00
80.15o80%
80.15o80%
26.00
5.10
a
5.19
24.25
4.49
a
4.15
14-
23.50
51.50a55.71
10.00
26.00
5.10
a
5.19
24.25
4.49
o
37.02o37%
49.47a50>,6 37.08o37%
49.72o507,6 37.27a37",6
49.72O507,6 37.23o37",6
50.50o51',6 37.90o385,6
50.28o50'3J6 37.83a38%
4.50 49.38o50i16
26.00
—
4.15
49%
29.02029.05 49.85o49%
37.27o37.32
68.00
29.04029.08
49%
5i.63a58.00 37.2io37.39
67.73
29.07029.09
49%
57.81o58.00 37.31037.42
67.80
57.81a58.00 37.31037.35
67.85
5'.69a57.85 37.28o37.30
67.90
57.63a57.80 37.25o37.29
68.00
57.59o57.80
68.10
SUN DAY
1516-
23.50
51.50o56.18
10.00
17-
23.50
51.50o56.18
10.00
5.00
o
5.19
24.25
4.49
o
18-
23.50
51.50o56.42
10.00
80.18o80%
80.18o80%
80.18o80%
26.00
26.00
5.00
a
5.19
24.25
4.49
a
19-
23.50
51.75o57.31
10.00
80.15o80%
26.00
5.00
a
5.19
24.25
4.48
a
38.86o39.00 29.06029.08 49.85049%
4.51 51.13o5113,6 38.48o38is,6 28.97a29.06 49.85049 %
4.51 50.84o517i6 38.45o38% 28.89o28.91 49.85o49%
4.49 50.75o517,6 38.31o38% 28.73o28.88 49.80o49%
20..
23.50
51.75057.47
10.00
80.00o80%
26.00
5.00
a
5.19
24.25
4.48
o
4.49 50.84o517,6
5.19
24.25
4.47
a
4.49 50.47051', 6
21-
23.50
51.75057.47
10.00
79.87O80%
5.10
a
5.19
24.25
4.50
o
26.00
26.00
5.00
a
23-
23.50
53.25o56.90
10.00
24-
23.50
53.25o57.14
10.00
25-
23.50
53.25o57.14
10.00
26-
23.50
53.25o57.31
10.00
27-
23.50
53.25o56.90
10.00
23.50
53.00O57.
4
10.00
24.25
4.47
a
4 52 49.75a507,6
5.19
24.25
4.48
o
5.19
24.25
4.49
o
4.49 49.84a507,6
4.50 49.84a507,6
80.06o80%
26.00
5.00
a
5.19
80.12o80%
80.12o80%
80.06o80%
79.92o80%
26.00
5.00
a
26.00
5.00
a
80.18a.8i)%
26.00
5.00
a
5.19
24.25
4.48
a
26.00
5.00
a
5.19
24.25
4.48
o
5.19
24.25
4.47
o
26.00
5.00
a
37.16
38.3603813,6 28.68o28.74 49% O49.90 57.50a57.65 37.13037.14
37.88o38% 28.67o28.76 49.85049% 57.4 la57.65 37.08o37.16
68.00
37.02o37.20
67.71
37,25o37%
28.71o28.80 49.85o49%
28.79o28.91 49.85o49%
37.36o37",6 28.85o28.94 49.85049%
4.49 49.91o507,6 37.31o37% 28.81o28.84 49.85O49%
4.49 50.22o5011,6 37.79o38% 28.80028.86 49.85o49%
4.4 50.19o50'3,6 37.890385,6 28.83028.87 49.85o49%
37.25037 %
57.50a57
67.90
37.55o57
37.12037.27
67.70
57.56a57
37.20o37.22
67.68
57.53a57
37.12o37.18
67.70
057
37.llo37.18
67.69
57.50a57
37.08037.15
67.80
57.41a57.65 37.04o37.13
67.84
57.5
SUN DAY
29-
30..
4.51 50.970519,6
SUN DAY
22..
28-
58.05
SUN DAY
8„
11
Java
SUN DAY
1-.
_
Singa¬
23.50
53.00a57.14
10.00
80.12a84%
26.00
5.10
o
5.19
24.25
4.47
a
4.4< 50.1fifl50i ',6 38.110389,6
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RANGE
Bond Sales
■
PRICES
BOND
:
...
DURING
1934
1935
SEPTEMBER
1935
Stock Sales
$285,009,000
2,926,030,700
September
$249,795,000
JftQ> 1 to Sept* 30-.........2,447,325,000
,;J'-
1935
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
Shares
1934
34,720,690
231,928,172
—
12,636,870
263,717,240
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery eales are <lUre?arded la the noat&'s raa?e. uaie3§ cney are tbe oaly transactions of the mouth, aad when
selling outside of thg
regular monthly range are shown In a footnote In the month in which they occur.
Mo aooouat Is taken of such sales In oo noutlng the range for the year.
The tables
a complete record of the transactions on the New York Stock Exchange during
since Jan. 1.
They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory.
The table
security dealt in on the Exchange.
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list
on
embrace every
21 to 13 furnish
pa»es
September 1935 and the
range
The black-faced letters in the column headed
:r'■}-}■■':■■■
i.
"Interest Period" inlicate in each
the month when the bonds
case
In accordance with the rule adopted by the New York Stock Exchange iD 1909, all quotations for
at
mature.
interest-paying bond,
price to which accrued interest must be added.
The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on which
A few other bonds, like the Holland-America Line 6s, for special reasons, are also quoted
"flat,"
but where this is the case the quotation "flat" will be found against the name of the issue.
This method of quoting bonds
are
a
Interest is in default.
became effective Jan. 2 1909.
Sales in
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
September
Value
Quotations after decimal point represent
H. T.
EXCHANGE
8TOCE
one or more
32ds of
a
il
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
to
Sept. 3
M:
point.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Sept.301935
Bid
Ask Bid
Ask
Fourth Liberty Loan—
5,522.000
Fourth 4 H*
20.000
Oct 15 1933-1938
101
Sale
100.11 Sale
100.8
100.7
Sale
100.7
Il5"4
Sale
114.8
Sale
113.26
103.28
'mm
.................
1,238.000 Treasury 4^-335%.-Oct 15 1943-1945
16,000
Registered....
m
2.344,000 Treasury 4s.........Dec 15 1944-1954 J
Registered....
J
...
m m> m
mm'
D
113.24
mm
mmm
loS'o
loij
Sale"
102.28
Jan.
106.28
5
103.24
Jan.
19 106.23
5
108.24
Jan.
Jan.
112
107
Jan.
110.25
Sept.
104.28
Sept. 20 109.17
Sept. 18 108.7
Sept. 21 106.12
105.6
Sept. 18 105.6
Sept. 4
Sept. 18
Sept. 4
Sept. 18
106:12 Sale"
108.7
165:10 Sale'
Sale
108.7
117.7
112.8
Sept.
18 110
Apr. 24
Jan.
105.6
Sept. 18 107.15
June 25
Jan.
May
July
May
July
July
July
1
30
1
20
18
22
19
2 107.29
15
1949-43 1
...
J
Mar 15 1941-1943 M
Registered.............
lis
101.16
Sept. 20 102.22
102.19
}"d
Feb.
101
Sept. 21
102:22
Sept."!
100.20
Jan.
Sept. 27 101.14
Sept. 27
101.14
Sept. 27 103.29
106
Sept. 21 107
Sept. 10
104.15
Jan.
2
106.6
Feb.
8 108.18
104.14
Jan.
Sept.
6
J
...Dec 15 1949-1952 J
Registered............
Treasury 335"
Aug 1 1941
Registered
.....
...
D
8
106.28 Sale
106.13 Sale
106.4
i6§:i0 Sale"
102:28 Sale"
mil" Sept." 17
102.22 Sale
102.22
102.25 Sale
102.10
166.26 Sale"
106.12
4
104
104.10
108.23
108.28
July
107.7
Apr.
108.18
June 27
Sept."6
101.26
Jan.
2 105.11
Sept. 30 103.10
Sept. 10
102.22
Sept. 30 105.1
Sept. 20 103.12
Sept.
4
101.15
Jan.
7 105.9
Jan.
22 103.17
Jan.
22
Sept. 21 107.20
Sept.
6
104.18
Jan.
108.28
July
19
107.6
I)
D
F
A
F
103.1
Sale
io7."i8::::
Mar. 18 107.21
102.24
Jan.
106.19
103.14
Sept.
106.11
A
...Apr 15 1944-1946
104.28 Sale
103.29 Sale
103.15
103.14
Mar 15 1955-1960 M
8
"99:31 Sale"
Registered.............
2,681,000 Treasury 2H»
Sept.
104.10
7
22
103.23
8
D
Registered..........
10,718.000 Treasury 2Hs
Sept. 21 107.2
100.20
July
103.17
M
June 15 1946-1949 J
Registered...—.............
D
July 18
July 10
July 22
103.28
101.14
1,590,000 Treasury 335s
6,000
4
Sept. 21 110.26
106.28 Sale
June
Registered.................
18.000
Sept. 24 117.2
............
1,000
Registered..
778,000 Treasury 335
,
12
113.24
July 19
July 16
July 28
July 18
108
102.9
5.840.000 Treasury 33^8
Sept.
12
Jan.
109.12
101:26 Sale"
1,827,666
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
109.30 Sale
102:6" Sale"
4,413.000 Treasury 335s.
103.29
Sept. 21 104.16
Sept. 21 104.5
113.6
108:10 Sale"
102.14 Sale
Sept 15 1951-1955 M S
Registered...
2,000
17 105.7
27 105.3
100.8
100.7
109714 Sale'
2,389,000 Treasury 3s
s.mooo Treasury 3s.......June 15 1946-1948
Treasury 3
Sept. 3
Sept. 5
Sept. 3
Sept. 24
211100.25
110.19 Sale
106" Sale"
1,8*12* 000
21 101.1
23 115.18
24 113.24
D
916,000 Treasury 3*s
Mar 15 1946-1956 U 8
U
8
Registered...........
1,000
489,000 Treasury 3 Hs...... June 15 1943-1947 J
D
I D
Registered.....................
;. s.ooo
■<&$}
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
108.24
Registered....
898.000 Treasury 4 lis.......Oct 15 1947-1952
2.000
Registered
''mm
1945-1947 MS
mmm
99.19 Sale
98.30
99.16 Sale
99.16
100.6
Sale
99.26
102.2
Sale
101.20
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
23 104.28
Sept.
23 104.23
20 100.7
Sept.
Sept.
30
99.19
Sept. 17 100.7
3
7
98.30
Sept. 26
Sept. 16
99.9
99.26
July
1
13
July 20
June
July
July
July
101.28
3
19
5
8
May 14
101.12
Aug.
Sept.
May
mmmm
Sept. 16
Jan.
Feb.
104.5
July
102.14
Feb.
1
99.16
Jan.
102.20
July
28
99.20
,
100.7
102.14
mmmmm
Jan.
102.5
June
17
July
July
19
July
18
J
232,000 Fed Farm Mtge Corp 3 H*
1964 M S
Registered.............
May 15 1944-1949 M N
2,291:566 3s
102
Sale
100:20 Sale"
166.6" Sale"
Sept. 23 102.13 Sept.
11
'99:i8 Sept. 21 15176 " Sept."6
Registered...................
1,089:666
822.000
3s
Jan 15 1942-1647
2«s
"i"~J
Mar 1 1942-1947 M
S
4,167.000 Home Owners Mtge Corp—
3s Series A......
4,592:666
1,000
■
Panama
Sale
100.18 Sale
100.22 Sale
98.27
98.29
99."l8 Sale"
Sale
100
98~25 Sale"
Aug 1 1939-1949 FA
3s.
100
.....
18
98.24
Sept. 17 101.18
Sept. 22 100.1
Sept.
Sept.
9
99.16
Sept. 20 101.3
Sept.
5
Sept.
5
100.16
Feb
5 101.26
June
Sept. 28
96.20
Jan.
7 101.6
July 18
5
100
"OBJ" Sept."21
98.26
Sept. 28
100.2
98.26
1961
Sept.
102.24
98.24
Sept.
101.20
99.16
99.20 Sale
.........1952 M N
Registered.............
234s Series B.
101
101.14
Sept. 20 102.16
110
Feb.
18 110
19
4
Feb. 18
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
(See Note below)
FOREIGN GOV I
ft MUNICIPAL'S
Agricultural Mtge Bank (Colombia)—
"
v
♦S f 6s Feb 1935 coupon on
7,000
1947 F A
♦S f 6s Apr 15 1935 coupon on.. 1948 A O
11,000
93,000 Akershus (Dept) Mtl 5s.........1963 M N
58,000 ♦Antloqula (Dept of) Col 7a A...1945 J
J
♦ Eztsrnal s f 7s ser
19,000
B..........1945
12,000
♦External s f 7s ser C.___
1945
♦ External a
28,000
f 7s sea D
1441
♦7s 1st series.................1957
7,000
♦7s 2d series..................1957
15,000
♦7s 3d series
12,000
1957
33,000 Antwerp (City) eztl loan 5a..__..|9S8
80,000 Argentine Govt public works 6s.1960 A O
231,000
159,000
229,000
116,000
136,000
161,000
110,000
61,000
142,000
•
-
long
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
Sinking fund 6s of June 1925..1956 J
Eztl
D
g 6s of Oct 1925........1959 A O
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A....1957 M S
a i
Ezternal 1st
Eztl
a
f 6s
ser
B ......1958 J
f 6s of May 1926
Ezternal • f 6s (State Ry)_.
Eztl
s
s
t 6s
D
I960 M N
1960 M S
(Sanitary Works)...1961 F
A
PubUc Works azt
s f g 6s..May 1961 M N
Public Works azt • f 5Ha
1962 P A
NOTE—-State and City Securities—Sales of State
on a
subsequent
22
„
Sale
835
8k
8
24
Sale
Sale
Sale
7%
-
95 X
83
S3
8
8
735
735
735
98H
A*
Sale
Sale
97
9535
9535
95 35
9535
9535 Sept.
9
9
Sept.
8H
8H
7H Sept.
Sale
95 35
21X Sept. 12
2235 Sept. 5
21H Sept.
2035 Sept.
94
Sept.
8
Sept.
Sale
Sale
Sale
94
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
83?
8
94
Sept. 20
94 35 Sept 21
93H Sept. 20
Sale
Sale
94 35 Sept. 21
Sale
95 M Sale
96
Sale
Sale
94
95 M
Sale
Sale
92
Sale
95 H
Sale
Sale
92 U
Sale
Sept.
94
Sept.
94
Sept.
94
Sept.
91 % Sept.
1
835
10035
96H
20
20
20
21
23
5
Sept. 6
Sept. 6
Sept. 6
Sept. 6
Setp. 6
Sept. 5
Sept. 6
Sept. 14
Sept
6
96H Sept.
96H Sept.
97
Sept.
96M Sept.
97
Sept.
9635 Sept.
9635 Sept.
96H Sept
9334 Sept.
6
5
6
6
6
6
6
7
5
21
Mar. 26
1935 Mar. 22
9035 Mar. 29
1
735 Apr.
1
Apr.
Mar. 29
2
Apr.
2
63| Apr.
3
635 May
4
69f Apr.
88
Mar
3335 Jan.
32
Jan.
96 H Feb
UN Jan.
1135 Jan.
il
20
2
93a July
2
1035 Jan.
103? Jan.
I
10
Jan.
935 Jan.
30 126
Jan.
10
10
9031 Feb.
7
9935 July
if
90
Feb.
90
Feb.
90 34 Feb.
7
7
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
12
12
11
11
11
12
12
11
U
7
903?
Feb.
90
90
Feb
Feb.
90
Feb.
90
Feb.
13
7
7
7
7
8435 Mar
26
and City securities occur very rarely on the New York Stock Exchange and usually
at private sale over the counter.
Bid and Asked quotations, however, by active
page under the general head of "United States & Municipal Bonds.'
g
^ ~
intervals, dealingsOn such securities being almost entirely
in these securities will be found
For footnotes see page 33.
2435
95 V\
only at
defers
~f/
■
;
':v,; Y'v1'
."■•v.
N. Y. STOCK
22
8*0
Sales in
ss
EXCHANGE
N. Y. STOCK
■
Value
r
Government (ComlteeeO
July 15 1955 J J
438,000 Australia 5s of 1425
M S
External loan 5a of 1927.——1957
30u,000
I
593,000
57,000
19,000
97,000
82,000
127,000
136,000
•;
4o,ooo
41,000
35,000
57,000
19,000
228,000
81,000
68,000
137.000
266,000
181,000
107,000
89,000
61,000
19.000
1928..——1956
..1957
♦Bavaria (Pree8tate) extl6«a—1945
Belgium 25 year external 6Ha—1949
External a f 4a—.....-------1955
External a f 7a
1955
Stabilisation loan7a
1954
Bergen (Norway) ext a f Sa.Oct 151949
External a f 5a.
——I960
'Berlin (Germany) a f iH>-1950
♦External alnklng fund 4a.....1958
♦Bogota (City) ext g 0a
1945
♦Bolivia (Republic of) a f 8a ....1947
♦External aec gold 7a__.
1958
32,000
,
;
31,000
47,000
13,000
External
of
7s
\ustrian Govt 8 f
Sale
102 5*
103
Sale
1025* Sale
975* Sale
J
P
Sale
J
A
50
1045* Sale
1015* 102
1115* Sale
M 8
J
J
J
D
—
Sale
106
M N
....
♦Extl alnk fund
7a...........1949
8a.....1941
1957
♦Extl a f 4H« of 1927
1957
♦Cent Ry 30-year g 7a........1952
♦♦Bremen external g 7a.........1935
♦Brasll ((J S of) external
♦Ext a f g 4H* of 1924
A
~97H
M S
A
D
A O
"65*
M N
J
99
275* Sale
25
245*
125*
O
J
Sale
55* Sale
J
M
S
J
D
#
Sale
Sale
A
O
A
O
19
J
D
185*
195*
325*
375*
935* Sale
945*
M S
M
1957
.........1958
Briabane (City; a f 5«...
Sinking fund gold 5a
995*
O
r
F
A
J
D
166"
11%
101
on....1962
J
D
Sale
J
J
Sale
A
O
A
O
93
91
925*
905*
915*
External a f g 4a
F
Bulgaria (Kingdom of)—
J
♦S f 7s July coupon off--.—-.1967
♦S f 75*s May coupon
1968
off—
:
J
J
M S
M
8
M N
J
Sale
101
1095* Sale
106
1015*
1015* Sale
425*
425*
95*
95*
95*
40
365*
375* 355*
Sale
315* Sale z295*
295*
32
295* 305*
355*
38
40
425*
125*
Sale
135* Sale
125*
Sale
135* Sale
125*
13
Sale
135*
125*
13
Sale
Sale
125*
Sale
135* Sale
13
125*
Sale
135*
13
Sale
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12
13
135*
125*
135*
135* Sale
115*
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125* Sale
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85*
395*
315*
311
31;
413
973
23
Aug. 20
Aug.
7
175* Aug. 6
18
9
315* Sept. 25
875* Apr.
1
105*
365*
265*
21
June 28
June 29
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Feb.
Jan.
15
21
18
975* Jan.
Mar. 21 1025* Jan.
855* Mar. 30
97
21
665* Mar. 28
515* Mar. 25
395* Jan. 16
98
July 15
95
Sept. 16
925* July 17
775* June 17
65
May 20
67
52
655* May 20
9
Feb.
4
135* Sept. 27
135* June 10
Sept. 26
2
Feb.
95* June 28
Mar. 20
185* Aug.
17
9
Jan.
18
4
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8
Feb.
385* Feb.
38
145* Sept. 12
145* Sept. 23
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37
109
July 12
1075* Feb. 26
119
May 15
1105* Jan. 24
101
Aug.
2
100
Aug. 13
Sept. 27
Sept. 14
Sale
MN
Sept.14
5 100
3 285* Sept. 18
Sept. 26
5 27
5 135* Sept. 9
75* Sept. 10
18
6
Sept. 5
21
6
Sept. 11
30
Sept. 26
3 26
Sept. 10
5 21.
4
215 Sept. 11
5
215* Sept. 25
25 375* Sept. 6
24 935* Sept. 3
24 935* Sept. 12
20 1005* Sept. 28
—
995* Aug. 12
985* July 22
925* Mar. 6
81
Mar. 29
29
Aug.
1
935* Mar. 20
935* Mar. 20
L015* Mar.20
97
Mar. 20
955* Jan. 28
93
Jan. 31
255* May 18
215* Aug. 5
115* Sept. 5
55* May
2
84
82
Apr.
82
Apr.
8
Apr.
78
9
Mar. 22
85* Apr.
Sept.11
3 11
Sept. 20 1055* Sept. 4
Sept. 20 1115* Sept. 5
Sept. 23 L015* Sept. 18
Sept. 24 425* Sept. 24
105* Sept. 10
Sept. 3
6
Sept. 24 385* Sept
Sept. 26
Sept. 5 32
Sept
4 315* Sept. 27
Sept. 24 395* Sept. 6
145* Sept. 18
Sept. 4
145* Sept.
Sept. 3
145* Sept.
Sept. 5
145* Sept.
Sept. 3
145* Sept.
Sept, 3
145* Sept.
Sept. 3
145* Sept.
Sept. 3
135* Sept. 19
Sept. 25
135* Sept. 18
Sept. 4
135* Sept. 18
Sept. 26
13
Sept 18
Sept. 27
115* Sept. 13
Sept. 24
Sept. 9 375* Sept. 16
Sept. 4 275* Sept. 20
95* Sept.
115*
95*
Sale
.
Mar. 30 1065* Aug. 12
Mar. 30 1065* Aug. 11
375* Sept. 6
94
Sept.16
95
Sept.16
925* Sept. 10
755* Sept. 17
605* Sept. 18
74
Sept. 20
605* Sept. 16
131
133
135*
145*
102
Sale
—
A
75
125*
135*
155*
Sale
40,000 ♦Caldaa Dept of (Colombia) 7H*-1946 A
O
506,000 Canada (Dom) Gold 4a..........I960
M N
30-year gold 5a
.......
1952
298,000
F A
1936
103,000
1954 J J
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5,000 ♦Carlabad (City) a f 8a.
A O
7.000 ♦Cauca Vail (Rep of Col)a f g 7H*1946
.1950 M S
38,000 ♦Cent Agrlc Bank (Gar) 7a.
J
J
♦Farm Loan a f 6a
........I960
56,000
♦Farm loan a f 6a
......
1940 A O
64,000
♦Farm loan 6a aerlea A.——..1938
62,000
1942
113,000 ♦Chile Republic ext a f g 7a
♦External alnklng fund g 4a
1940
284,000
♦External a f gold 6a—.—Feb 1941
107,000
♦Ry ref extl a f g 4a—.....Jan 1961
197,000
♦Extl a f 6a Int ctfa
...Sept 1961
123,000
♦Extl alnklng fund 6a—.......1962
;
65,000
♦External alnklng fund 6a—.1963
167,000
1957
128,000 ♦Chile Mtge Bank of gu 0 f 6H*
♦Guar a f gold 65* •
1961
26,000
♦Guaranteed a f gold 4a
...1961
,
110,000
♦Guaranteed alnklng fund 6a—1962
30,000
1960
r 24,000 ♦Chilean Munlc Loan 7a
25,000 ♦Chlneae Hukuang Ry 5a.......1951
♦Cologne (Germany) a f 6 Ha—1950
19,000
Colombia (Republic of)—
♦6a April 1 1935 coupon onOct 1961
118,000
♦68 Jan 1 1935 coupon on.Jan 1961
118,000
10,000 ♦Colombia Mtge Bank 6H8—..1947
♦Sinking fund 7a of 1926
1944
8,000
♦Sinking fund 7a of 1927—1947
1,000
74,000 Copenhagen external 5a........1952
Gold 4H>
1953
130,000
2,000 ♦Cordoba (City) external a f 7a..1957
♦Stamped............——
93,000
♦External a f 7a.........Nov 151937
1,000
78
575* Sale
15
MN
Sale Prices
98
98
Sept. 3
Sept.27
90
8ept. 21
70]
Sept. 5
Sept. 12
563
74
Sept. 20
565* Sept 10
95
70
J
...................
Sale Prices
7
20
30 1075* Sept. 17
11 1005* Sept 13
91
565* Sale
Sale
A
♦Stamped
71,000
20
20
25
7
3
21
325* Apr.
345
90]
365*
94
68
Sale
Highest
Sept. 6
Sept. 7
Sept. 12
Sept. 30
20 1045* Sept.
liH
34
6H» B 2
1955
aerie* C-2 Apr I960
f 6a aerlea C-i..Oct 1960
♦6s June 1 1935 coupon
Buenoa Airea (City)
3,000
15.000
...
Sale
External a
36,000
M S
21,000 ♦Buenos Afrs*(Prov)raf.oxt'ls tea 1941
M S
♦Stamped......................
252,000
F A
♦External a f 4H*
.1961
2,000
,
1015* Sept.
101Sept.
95
Sept
965* Sale
Sept.
Sale
90
Sept.
Sale
315*
Sept.
1055* Sale
Sept.
1015* Sale
1105* Sept.
1115* Sale
1055* Sept.
1055* Sale
99
Sept
100
1005*
Sept
995* Sale
Sept.
Sale
28
Sept,
27
265*
Sept.
135*
115*
55* Sept.
65* Sale
55* Sept.
55* Sale
5
Sept.
55* Sale
23.
Sept.
255* Sale
Sale
185. Sept.
21
185* Sept,
Sale
21
185* Sept.
205* Sale
Sale
315* Sept.
89
Sept.
885* Sept.
905*
995* Sept.
1005* Sale
Sale
103
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
M N
20-year a f 6a.................1950
Budapest (City of)—
,
Sept.301935
Fonlln
$
1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
to
j
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
September
EXCHANGE—BONDS
June 24
185* Mar.
6
19
25
14
2
Jan.
Jan.
3
Sept. 20 108
L06
Sept.20 1145
1015* Sept. 23 103
101
May 8
May 25
2
26
Jan.
62
13
Jan.
58
Jan.
47
425* Sept. 24
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
29
29
27
27
22
Mar. 27
17
4
4
4
15
15
15
Apr.
8
14
16
14
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
85* Mar.
34
July
265* July
265* July
May
46
55
26
5
15
Mar. 30
15
Mar. 30
_
15
14
23
2
1
1
2
Feb.
1
Feb.
2
Feb.
1
14
Jan.
14
Feb.
14
Feb.
30
1
1
July
11
Jan.
9
Feb.
5
Apr.
2
Apr.
4
11
Mar. 22
105* Apr.
3
95* Jan.
4
335* Aug. 6
26
July 30
1?H
36
.
F
50
60
50
475* Sale
425*
63
59
A O
MN
F
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86
D
A
Sale
20
205*
215*
86
825*
415*
545*
50
58
50
J
Cordoba (Prov) Argen 7a........1942 J
Costa Rica (Republic)—
MN
♦7s Nov 1 1932 coupon on......1951
255*
715*
735*
705*
175*
34
235*
1005*
855*
955*
955*
325*
i'—.
31
Sept.
Sale
23
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
315* Sept.
40,000
37,000
21,000
50,000
3,000
27",000
External g
66,000
56,000
20,000
72,000
34,000
685*
835*
615*
61
19 5*
i 58,000
3,000
311,000
1,259,000
—
96
98
Sale
33
Sale
1005* Sale
865* Sale
875* Sale
Sept. 14
Sept. 4 102
945* Sept. 20 975* Sept. 9
Sept. 27
84
Sept. 12 88
41
59
41
♦♦Stamped extd to Sept 1 1935.,
41
S
40
a68
M
Republic a f5H>—--I'*2
A O
lat aer 5 Ha of 1926
1940
A O
2d aerlea alnklng fund 8Ha——1940
MN
♦Dreaden (City) extl a f 7a ......1945
J
♦El Salvador (Rep) lat a f 8aA..1948
♦Certlficatea of depoalt.......
.1947
external 4a....1945
Ha..—1954
♦Frankfort (City of) a f 6Hi
1953
French Republic 20-yr extl 7Hi—1941
External a f 7a of 1924
1949
Finland (Rep of)
External sinking fund 6
36
36
,
235*
36
35
J
485*
M S
M 8
70
70 H
M N
20
J
D
D
62
Sale
126
127 H
66
....
37
94
1045*
1025*
225*
1765*
1775*
1015* Sale
97
Sale
Sale
Sale
28
61
39
Sale
1055*
Sale
27
Sale
Sale
665*
695*
61
65
255*
Sale
65
61
655*
27
265*
99
Sept.
675* Sept.
65
Sept.
65
Sept.
26
Sept.
t5S
Sept. 6
715* Sept. 10
66
Sept. 4
67
Sept. 5
265* Sept. 19
61
36
43
36
935*
95
93
Sept.
Sept.
38 5* Sept. 26
95
Sept. 19
1045* Sept. 4 106
1055*
Sept. 24 103
al02>* Sale 102
25
Sale
2455 Sept. 5 255*
171
171
Sale
Sept. 28 178
1705* Sale 1705* Sept. 30 1775*
365* Jan.
37
Jan.
243
Mar. 28
24'
253
943
12
Feb.
6
Jan. 31
Jan. 12
Aug. 28
May 17
91
Mar
Mar. 18
Mar. 21
533
4751
Mar. 21
3
60
July
May
July
Aug.
Apr.
Mar.
25
42 V
Aug.
July
Sept.
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
May
Jan
14
985* May 17 105
Feb.
8
93
May 17 101
965* Jan. 14
825* May 17
Sept.26
615* June 4
41
55
June
4
545* June
4
255* Aug. 27
655* Mar. 30
35
July 22
845* Jan.
3
70
May 14
715* Jan. 24
67
Aug. 30
67
Sept. 5
435* Feb. 23
655* Mar 30
Jan.
Apr. 10
Jan.
Mar. 14
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
24 108
24 1045*
3
355*
May 31 190
May 31 190
Sept. 16
Sept.10
Sept. 20
Sept. 3
Sept. 6
June
373
473
215* Aug.
305* Aug.
Feb.
345* Sale
33
225* Sept. 21
Sept. 3
283
383
Sept. 14
Sept. 16
235*
405* Sale
405*
40
41
Sept.
7
38
May
2
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
9
3
3
86
Jan.
2 1085* Mar.
285* Sept.
3
paid.................1964
♦S f secured 6a...............1968
FA
♦7Hs February coupon on—..1944
Irish Free State external 5a
1968
Italy (Kingdom) external a
f 7a. 1951
For footnotes, see page 33.
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A
A
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49
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95 H
22
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67
?°5*
66 X
25
zw
29
275*
415*
Sale
935* 100
1075* Sale
Sale
alio 5* Sale
95
365*
275*
365*
285* Sale
355*
265* Sale
90
915*
225* Sale
915* Sale
255*
28
20
23
103
30
28
27
23
Sale
35
30
27
30
385*
114
505*
58
116
Sale
—
Sept. 9 95
1075* Sept. 26 111
106
Sept. 21 all4
36
24
1035* 1035* Sale
38
Si*
92
<
Sept. 10
95
31
31
45
30
345* 37
111
1155*
575* Sale
25
Sept. 21
915*
Sept.
275*
225* Sept
22
Sept. 16 23
103.
Sept. 5 1035*
90
Sept. 30
Sept 26
Sept. 5
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
275* Sept. 26
29
Sept. 14
275* Sept. 25
335* Sept. 6
32
Sept.10
305* Sept. 5
30
Sept. 14
345* Sept. 24
385* Sept.
6
Sept?20
645* Sept.
9
z30
555*
5
7
16
Feb. 28
Feb.
245* Sale
33
Sale
92
111
all4
22
62
96
21
Sale
12
11
18
13
27
17
Mar. 29 108
30
27
28
Mar. 30 1073
D
1946
10
143H Jan.
3
July 29
July 29
Apr.
O
......1949
German Prov h Communal Bka—
J O
♦
(Cons Agrlc Loan) 6H« nr A. 1958
Grax (Municipality of)—
M N
♦8s Unmatured coupons on... 1954
Grt Brit ft Ire.. 20-year 6Hi
1'*' F A
|4% fund 2 op 1948
1998
MN
♦Greek Govt secured 7s......... 1964
♦35-year BHa of 1938
♦German Republic extl 7a
1
16
10
29
805* July
9
53
305* May 29 38
175* June 25 32 H
945* Feb. 20 100 s*
90
Feb. 16 101
84
Mar. 20, 98 HI
9831*
77
Jan,
2331* Jan.
2
2
Jan.
"
6
6
4
97
J
Haiti (Rep of) 6a series A...—...1952
19,000 ♦Hamburg (State) 6a...........1946
8.000 •Heidelberg (City) extl ■ f 7H«—1958
-1948
28,000 Heislngfors (City) ext 6 Hi
Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan—
J
♦7Hs unmatured coupons on..1945
24,000
J
♦7s unmatured coupons on....1946
5,000
MN
28.000 ♦Hungarian Land M.ge 7 Hi A.. 1941
♦S f 7Hi ierles B
........1941 MN
13,000
Hungary (Kingdom of)—
1,176",000
235*
995* Sale
1005*
75
61
J
44,000
>.) 66.000
995*
Sale
Sale
Aug. 31
215* Sept. 24
18
Mar. 19
185* Apr.
3
70
Sept. 4
4 36
Sept. 6
23 25
20 1005* Sept. 11
Sept. 18
20 101
10 985* Sept. 13
3 985* Sept. 27
27 355* Sept. 13
79H
85*
.
Dominican
♦7s part
37,000
-----
21
465*
76
95* Sept. 4 11
Sept.
95* 105*
95*
10
Sept. 16 1025* Sept.
1025* 1025* al005*Sale 100
Sale
995* Sept. 17 1025* Sept.
1025* 1045* al00
German Gov't International—
1,042,000
329,000
,
77 5*
77
4Ha—............1949
ctfs 4a 19321
—
43
M S
Denmark 29-yr external gold 4a .1942
External g 5Ha.—...————.1955
35,000 Estonia (Republic) 7a...
^
225*
235*
215*
29 5*
Deutscbe Bank Am part
V
745* Sept. 16
845* Sale
22
MN
233,000
230,000
268,000
:
705* Sept. 24
M N
J
1,000
♦7a May 11936coupon on—....1951
60,000
1944
17,000 Cuba (Rep of) 5a of 1984
5a ext debt Ser A of 1914
1949
7,000
4 Hi external loan—..........1949
38.000
39-year a f 5H>—....
—.1953
102,000
♦Public Works 5Hi—June39 1945
105.000
Cundlnamarca (Dept Colombia)
MN
♦External a f 6H«—
.1959
44,000
A O
44,000 Cseckoalovak (Rep of) extl 8s... 1951.
Sink fd 8a aer B
1952 A O
26,000
i
245* Sept. 5
245* Sept. 5
21
Sept.11
215* Sept
7
215* Sept. 9
90
Sept. 26
845* Sept. 3
525* Sept. 26
475* Sept. 30
59
Sept.17
215* Sale
215* Sale
195
20..
215*
885*
895*
835* Sale
225* 235*
225* Sale
A O
J
♦Stamped...........—..—.... .
23",600
24
24
13
13
9
3
25
9
9
17
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Feb.
11
11
485* Feb. 14
20
8
1075* Sept.26 1165* Feb.
Jan.
2
Sept.21 119
335* May 11 395* Jan. 11
37
July 12
37
July 12
Feb. 20
25
Aug. 14 33
106
82
Feb.
225* Aug.
16
915* Sept.30
365* Feb.
6
31
Jan. 25
3 1045* Aug. 23
7
8
June 22
1015* Jan.
295* Mar 20
275* Sept. 26
29
Sept.14
275* Sept. 25
345* Sept. 24
1085* Feb.
Jan.
375* Jan.
35
Apr.
35
Apr.
38
495* Jan. 22
July
8
945* Jan. 17
8 116
505* Aug. 27
12
24
23
23
Oct., 1935]
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE-BONDS
23
A*
Low
8ales in
from
July 1 1933
BONDS
September
N.
Value
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Nfl,
Sept. 3
Sept.301935
FOREIGN GOV T (CtnetmOeO)
Bid
5,000 Italian Cred Consortium 7a ser A 1937
External tec a f 7a series B.....1947
163,000
241,000 Italian Public Utility a f g 7a
1952
395.000 Japanese Go* extl a f 4*4«
...1954
Extl sinking fund 514s........1965
122,000
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)—
♦7s Unmatured coupons on...1957
9,000
23,000 ♦ Leipzig (City) external s f g 7s. 1947
Lower Austria (Province of)♦714s Unmatured coupons on. 1950
e
68
p
5354 Sale
47 *4 Sale
97 *4 Sale
J
j
f
A
90
84
Sale
O
32
38
28
30
30*4
35
31
37
f
a
D
21,000 ♦Medellin (Colombia) 6 *4>
1954 J
3,000 ♦Mexican Irrlg Assenting if 4Hs 1943
D
♦Mexico(U S)external 5s of 1899£ 1945 Q
100
Vssentlng 5s of 1899
1945
Vssenting 5s large
Q
♦Assenting 5s small...........
q
0%
4*4
7%
J
...
....
♦
Assenting 4a of 1984
...
1954 J
1954
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
7954 Sept.
96
5
Sept. 20
43
Sept. 20
97*4 Sept. 3
8354 Sept. 13
Sept. 23
55*4 Sept. 9
50
Sept. 9
9954 Sept. 16
8554 Sept. 16
28*4 Sept. 26
31
Sept. 24
34
48
8*4
5*4
8*4
*J
7*4
354
7*4
7*4
3*4
8*4
554
8*4
10*4
4*4
7*4 Sept.
5
4
Sept. 27
854 Sept. 6
5
Sept. 27
4*4
D
....
5*4
Assenting 4s of 1918 large...
(stenting 4a of 1918 small...
*♦
Wees 5c 0f *13 assent (large) 1933 J
5
4*4 Sale
9
6
J
Sale
48
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1958 M S
1959 M S
1953 J
,14* \V4
39 *4
D
1959 MN
36
239,000 New South Wales ext e f g 5s
1957 f A
External s f g 5s..........
211,000
1958 A O
93,000 Norway 28-year ext a f 6e.Aug 15 1943 F A
109.000
28-year external s f 6s. Aug 15 1944
160.000
30-year external s f 6s.... Oct 1952
194,900
48-year ext s f f *4a.._ June 15 1965
External • f 5s
.Mar 15 1963
115,000
Municipal Bank ext a f 5s. ....1970
6,000
!■ 43,000 •Nuremberg (City) external 6s.. 1952
86,000 Oriental Development 6s........1953
External deb 5*4«
58,000
1958
32,000 Oslo (City) 38 year s f 6s....
1955
F
4*4 Sept. 30
4*4 Sept. 19
354 Sept. 24
7*4 Sept. 11
44*4 Sale
42
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j
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13
1354
13*4
1354
14
13*4
36
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40*4 Sale
3654 Sale z36
454 Sept. 23
4*4 Sept. 19
354 Sept. 24
8
Sept. 11
S
MN
M N
Panama
(Rep) external 5)48
1953 I D
s f 5s ser A.
May 15 1963 M N
♦Stamped (assented).......
104*4 Sale
♦Extl
48
47*4
11*4
17*4
.
14*4
14*4
58*4
51
13
1954
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
80
107
43
Jan.
10
Aug. 28
654 Mar. 26
4*4 July 27
8
Feb.
15
44*4 Feb. 25
17 106
Feb. 28
10*4 Jan.
8*4 Jan.
1154 Apr. 25
July
22
11
554
4*4
3*4
3*4
7*4
Apr.
Sept.
July
July
July
July
15
30
24
24
11
22
"554 Apr"."15
Jan.
7
8
Jan.
7
Apr. 25
7
•
Jan.
8
7
8
Sept.11
854 Jan. 22
5254 Sept.
Aug. 28
85*4 Feb.
8
14*4 Sept.
1454 Sept.
40*4 Sept.
Sept. 19
13*4 Sept. 23
31*4 June 20
1954 Jan.
19*4 Feb.
3
8
42
Jan.
9
38
29
38
Sept. 10
9
39
6
6
9
Sept. 10
i3
10054 Sale
100
100*4
100*4
105*4
105*4
103*4
10254
Sale
105*4
104*4
102*4
10254
10154
Sale
104
50
48
102
102*4
25*4
84*4
80
10154
Sept. 26
Sept. 3
Sept. 3
Sept.11
Sept.17
Sept. 30
Sept. 10
Sept. 25
Sept. 27
Sept. 21
Sept. 12
Sept. 23
10554 103*4 Sept. 10 10454 Sept.27
57
50*4 Sept. 10 54*4 Sept. 18
47
Sept. 10 5054 Sept. 18
50*4
89*4
Sale
12*4 Sale
17*4 Sale
14
Sale
1354 Sale
Sale
12*4 Sept.
9654 Mar.
9654 Mar.
102*4 Feb. 19
102*4 Feb. 19
107*4 Feb. 19
Mar.
Mar.
107
104*4 Mar.
19
1
103
17
Jan.
10254 Feb. 20
102*4 Sept. 25
9
3554 Feb.
Jan.
June
Jan.
90
104
5
6
68,000 Queensland (State of) ext s f 7s..1941
25-year extl s f 6s
Feb 15 1947
42,000
13,000 ♦Rhine-Main-Danube deb7s ser A1958
Rio de Janeiro (City of)—
♦8s April coupon off..........1946
25,000
♦6J4s August coupon off......1953
78,000
113
113
Sale
100
25
2454
27*4
Sale
14
13*4 Sale
99*4
2654 Sale
2654
2954
Sale
106*4 Sale
106*4 10754 106*4 Sale
33
36
3254
36
A O
F
19*
14*
108
A
M S
A
O
15
Sale
F
Rio Grande do Sul (State of)—
♦8s April coupon off..........1946 A
♦6s June coupon off..........1968 J
A
12
Sale
O
14*4
16
12 V 13
79,000
D
♦7s May coupon off. ..........1966 MN
25,000
♦7s June coupon off
16,000
.......1967 j n
392,000 Rome (City) external s f 6*4s_...1952 a o
1964 M N
21,000 Rotterdam (City) ext a f 6s
Roumania (Kingdom of, Monopolies)
♦7s August coupon off
44,000
.....1959 F A
Jan.
16
754 Apr.
7*4 Apr.
1
71
1
Mar. 30
99*4 May 13
79*4 Mar. 30
15*4
21*4
17*4
1754
83*4
126*4
96*4
♦Saarbruecken (City) s f 6s.....1953 i
Sao Paulo (City of)—
j
♦8s May coupon
off...........1952 MN
♦6*4s May coupon off.........1957 MN
20 H
50
V".
27
;
.....
Sale
4854
134
15
114
12
15
17
23*4
2554
1454
15*4
14*4 Sale
13*4
16
77*4 Sale
59*4
38
55
16*4
14 *4
15*4
1254
13*4
1454
1254
Sale
4454
120
111*4
25*4 Sale
.....
15*
13 J
Sept. 12 17
14
Sept. 4
Sept. 5 14*4
Sept. 5 14*4
Sept. 20 53
Sept. 10 114
25*4 Sept. 21
1554
12
13*4
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
30
24
4
30*4 Sept.
9
17
9
14
...
12
12 54
26
28
104
61
73,000 ♦Saxon Pub Works(Germany)7a.l945 f a
♦Gen ref guar serial gold 6)4s.l951 H N
20,000
4,000 ♦Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s.
1945 J D
♦ SF
g 6 J4s.
7,000
Dec 1946 J D
Serbs Croats A Slovenes (Kingdom)—
♦8s Nov 1 1935 coupons on.. ..1962
♦7s Nov 1 1935 coupon on
92,000
41,000 Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7s..1958 J D
20,000 ♦Sileslan Landowners Assn 6s...1947 r a
Soissons (City) ext 15 yr 6s
1936 MN
...
28
39
364
j?*
42
25 *4
117
32*4
30*4
4054
35*4
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34
31*4
43*4
27*4
Sale
27
Sale
70*4
4754
161*4
7154
51
16*4
1454
14
14*4
77*4 Sale
15*4
14*4
54
50*4
Sale
52
Jan.
Feb.
22
29
25
99
Aug. 10
Sept. 16
14
1254
1254
1254
40*4
111*4
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
1954 Jan.
18*4 Feb,
13*
12J
18
7 23*4 Feb.
22
Feb. 26
21
Feb.
7
21 *4 Feb. 26
5
28 87*4 Jan. 30
10 139*4 Jan.
7
33
34*4 32*4
30*4
32
41*4
43*4
z38
a3654 Sale
3054
25*4 Sept. 21
36*4 Jan.
78
June 29
Jan.
Sept.28
Sept. 9
16
Sept. 11
1254 Sept. 7
13*4 Sept. 28
11*4 Aug.
9
1954 Mar.
19*1 Jan.
11
9
5
13
21
30
23
27
23*4 Aug.
1454 Sept.
1254 Sept.
13
Aug.
72*4 Aug.
30
23*4 Sept.
1454 Sept.
1254 Sept.
13
Sept.
76
Sept.
54
Sept.
50
Sept.
Sept. 13
Sept. 21
Sept. 19
Sept. 6
56
23
27
3
24
10
Sept. 6
Sept.12
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Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
7
32*4 Sent. 10
41*|
Sept. 19
38*4 Sept. 6
52
2
13
10
16
50
San Paulo (State of)—
♦8s July coupon off...........1936
31,000
♦Ss July coupon off...........1950
39,000
♦7s September coupon off.....1956 m
53,000
♦»s July coupon off...........1968 j
34,000
♦Sec s f g 7s
154,000
1940 A O
♦Santa Fe Prov (Arg Ren) extl 7s .1942 M S
6,000
62,000
♦Stamped......................
12*4 Sept. 9
12
Sept. 10
Sept. 6
Sept. 27
41*4
1354
July
28
20
105*4 Sept. 21 110*4 Apr. 25
Feb. 25
103*1 Mar. 26 109
32*4 Sept. 20 43*4 Feb. 16
,
15
110
13
25
Sept. 19
105*4 Sept. 21 109
105*4 Sept. 21 107*4 Sept. 17
32*4 Sept. 20 34
Sept.
Sale
13
114
3
5
13
Mar. 22 10554 Aug. 19
Jan. 25
22*4 Aug.
8 37
22*4 Aug.
8 3654 Feb. 15
12
Sept.
99*4 Sept.
25*4 Sept.
2454 Sept.
Sale
49*4 Sale
112
22
Apr.
Sept.
July
July
July
Feb.
9 15*4 Sept. 14
10 13*4 Sept. 30
26 100*4 Sept. 24
12 2754 Sept. 23
3 2654 Sept. 24
14*4 Sept. 7
1154 Sept. 16
15
13
June 12
102*4 Mar. 28 107*4 Feb. 26
40
July
2
Apr.
3 59
36*4 Mar. 26 54*4 Aug. 5
12
5
6
5
6
Jan.
6
8554 June
103*4 Aug. 26
Jan.
Jan.
11*4 Aug. 13
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
109*4 Sept.
92
Sept.
Feb.
May
Mar.
12*4 Sept. 18
78
8954 Sale
81
Sale
6
21*4
1754
1754
8154
11*4 Sept.
17*4 Sept.
Sept.
1354 Sept.
14
Sept.
Sept.
87*4 Sept.
7954
106
July
(City of)—
♦Ss June coupon off
.......1961
D
♦7*4s July coupon off
.....1966
J
6,000 Prague (Greater City) 7 54a
1952 MN
60,000 ♦Prussia (Free State) ext sf 4K..1951 M S
♦S f gold 6s
1952 A O
73,000
42,000
Jan.
Sept. 19
Sept. 23
Sept. 3
Sept. 5
Pernambuco (State of)—
9,000
2,000
89*4 July
25
31
Sept. 20
9854 Sept.
98
Sept.
104*4 Sept.
Sale
104
Sept.
Sale
101*1 Sale
101*4 Sept.
101
Sale
101*1 Sale
8ept.
Sale
10154 Sale
10054 Sept.
102*4
102*| 102*4 102*4 Sept.
"26"
25
24*4 Sept.
2944
SiH
83
Sale
83
84*4
Sept.
79
77
78
81*4
Sept.
81*4
100 *4 101
101*4 10154 100*4 Sept.
D
m
Sale
10054
100*4 Sale
105*4 Sale
104*4 Sale
a
A
J
40
Sale
♦7s September coupon off.....1947 M 8
53,000
129,000 ♦Peru (Rep) Sec s f g 7s
......1959 M S
♦
National loan ext s f 6s......1960 J D
1,126,000
♦National loan ext s f 6s......1961
429,000
67,000 Poland (Rep of) g 4s
.1948
Stabllls loan 7s of '27. Oct 15 1947
68,000
External s f 8s
202,000
..........1958
17,000
Jan.
of, Brazili¬
ans September coupon off
45,000
17,000
♦6*4* September coupon off
39,000 •Montevideo (City) s f g 7s
♦Ext s f g 6s series A
26,000
Porto Alegre
90
77*4 Jan. 30
6
A
Sale Prices
Feb.
4
Jan. 16
85
Feb.
7
28 100
May 27
7
IIIZI ""5"
♦
397,000 Milan City (Italy) ext loan 6*4«-.1952
18,000
4,000
99
89
Sept. 20
42*4 Aug. 27
"7"" July" 2
♦♦Small
19,000
19,000
62,000
Sale Prices
68
Aug. 23
48
J
♦
Minas Geraes (State
1
Highest
97
Sept. 10
32*4 Sept. 10
104*4 100*4 104*4
♦
♦
♦4s of 1904
Ask
80*4
93
49*4 Sale
4654 Sale
9854 Sale
83*1 Sale
m N
A
Lowest
Sept. 30
Ask Bid
m
m
j
12,000
6,000
1,000
5,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
to
T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan.
28
4
4
7
9
2354 Jan.
2
21
Jan.
21
Feb.
3
9
2
91*4 Jan.
65
Aug. 8
62*4iAug. 12
Jan.
49*4 Jan.
29*4 July 31
July 29
Aug.
2
36*4 Aug. 26
28
39
42*4 Feb.
40
55
Feb.
Feb.
52*< Feb.
19
15
8
18
45
29*4 Sept.
9
Aug. 29
36
2954 Sept.
7
Feb.
Feb.
9
9
7
6
Jan.
3
Mar. 30
June 11
36
72*4 Sept.
4754 Sept.
75
July
9
18
14
91*4 Sept. 12
Sept.24
92
6
5
Sept.16
70*4 Sept. 26
7754 Sept. 24
10
Sept. 5
97
Sept. 3
2754 Sale
2654 28
70*4
73
83
654 Sept. 20
5*4 Sept. 20
Sept. 20
4
Sept. 23
9
61*4 Feb.
July 30 175*4 Jan.
16254
Styria (Province of)—
•7s February coupon off......1946 F
16,000
53,000 Sydney (City) s f g 5Hs........1955 f
43,000
Taiwan Elec Pow 5V4a..........1971 J
A
a
J
tl*
75
90*4
95*4
98*4 Sale
58
53 54
15,000 Tokyo City loan of 1912 5s......1952 M 8
External s f 5*4* guar........1961 A O
80,000
3,000 ♦Tolima (Dept of) external 7s...1*47 MN
59
31,000
63
Trondh Jem
(City) 1st ext g 5 4s..1957 11 N
Upper Austria (Province of)—
♦7s Unmatured coupons on...1945
d
5,0o0
d
1,000
♦6*48 Unmatured coupons on .1957
24,000 •Uruguay (Rep) external s f 8s..1946 F A
♦Est • f 68
130.000
1946 M N
♦Exter s f 6s .................1964 MN
44,000
2,000 Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7s.....1952 A O
Sg
lis
26
26
51
Vienna (City of)—
♦6s Unmatured coupons on...1952 M N
50,000
50,000 Warsaw (City) external 7s.......1958 F A
46,000 Yokohama (City) extl s f 6s..
1961 I D
For footnotes, see page 33.
98
98*4
80
63
82*4
96*4
82
90*4
7154 Sale
80*4 Sale
8*4
9*4
97
95
Sale
109
109*4 110*4 105*4 109
102
105*4
99*4 10354 al03
Sale
38
Sale
39
37*4
37
37
Sale
39*4 Sale
38
37*4
39
38*4 Sale
51
60
51*4
51*4 Sale
85*4 Sale
68*4 Sale
84*4 Sale
84*4
88*4
69*4
70
83*4
Sale
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept.
98*4 Sept.
Sept. 5
7154 Sept. 3
80*4 Sept. 3
10
Sept. 5
98*4 Sept. 17
86
95
74*4 Jan.
91
39
30
88
6
7
3
86
June
6
12*4 Jan.
Aug.
18
1
15 110*4 Aug.
8
14 1035s July 22
47*4 Jan.
41*4 July
42
July
8
18
18
Aug. 28
ssept. 16
Sept.
71
Sept.
84*4 Sept.
24
Mar 28
Mar. 28
51*4 Sept. 30
84*4 Sept. 23
67*4 Sept. 20
8254 Sept. 27
23
87*4 June 10
76
May 21
2 100
Jan.
Mar. 19
39*4,£ept. 27
14
Jan.
Feb.
39*4 Sept. 26
3
2
66*4 Mar. 21
7454 Jan. 17
85s Apr.
16 110*4 Sept. 10
4 al03
Sept. 4
4
May 20 99
July
Sept. 24 102*4 Jan.
83
Jan.
25
96
Feb.
21
74*4 July
22
90
10
84*4 Jan.
63
7
Mar. 29
80*4 Jan.
17
June
STOCK
Y.
N.
24
Sdles in
EXCHANGE
N. Y. STOCK
Value
RAILROAD AND
1933
July 1
to
NO,
Sept.30 1935
COMPANIES.
r
i
!. 35*9,000
X
♦{♦Abltlbl Pov» » Fapei lstSs-..195S
1943 A O
51.000 Abraham & Straus deb
J'*1" SI .5
81,000 Adam* Express coll tr A *»
195J A C
59,000 Adriatic Blec Co external 7a
D
6,000 Ala tit Sou 1st cons Baser A——-.jW
First cons 4s series B
J'*;1 j r>
31,000
v
4
87
61
51
74
99%
A
»
O
38
42
J
D
UH
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52,000 ♦Albany Perf rated Wrap Paper is 194h
♦6s assented
--*948
7,ooo
V
1941. AO
26,000 Albany & Susq 1st guar SHa
F A
{ Allegheny Corp coll tr cone Is. 1944
t,
378,000
*•
Collateral and convertible Ss
194®
A O
♦Collateral ft convertible 8s—1950
;• 205,000
95,000
13
8
5s stamped
..--.------1950
352,000
-1990 a o
5,000 Allegh ft West 1st g gu 4s.
:<
62
84 %
92 %
a
W
4s
1942
X 24,000
A O
331,000 Allied Stores Corp deb 4%s.—1950
'
1937 M >
224,000 Allis-Ch aimers Mtg deb g 5s.
Alleg Valley gen gu
15,000
f
!-, 47,000
1,046,000
100,000
1955
194<
5s.—2030
♦Alpine Montan Steel 7s
Am Beet Sugar 6s ext to
Amer & Foreign Power deb
American Ice i tdeb 5s
83%
50
80
S
A
32
62
S
M
82,000
39,000
?
Amer Smelting
Ame>
Be Ret 5s se«
Tel ft Tel Conv 4i
102%
09
100 %
101%
30-year coll trust 5s
—1946
1,034,000
30-year sink fund deb St.—19**
473,000
MN
20-year sinking fund 5h»—..1943
514,000
J
Convertible debentures 4 %•- 1939 J
163,000
f
Debenture 5s
------1965 P A
243,000
1940
281,000 {♦Am Type Founders 6s ctfs
Amer Water Works k Eiec
M N
Debenture gold 6s aeries A...197*
i4o,ooo
10 yr conv coll tr 5s...—..——1944 M 8
709,000
.-1947 2 J
86,000 {♦Amer Writ Paper 1st g 6s..
♦Certificates of Deposit
38,000
-1945 MN
252,000 ♦AngloChllean Nitrate 7s
July 1995 Q J
50,000 ♦{Ann Arbor 1st g 4s
100 x
103
105
100
20
Cal-Arlz 1st ft ref 4%« »«
19,000
261,000
898,000
235,000
648,000
307,000
269,000
46,000
412,000
1,986,000
1 422,000
19,000
26,000
153,000
45,000
4,000
44,000
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1st gold
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J
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115,000
141,000
84,666
65,000
42,000
14,000
Sale
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J
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D
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N
91 %
N
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105
81
99
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72
70
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102
24
24
16
58
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108%
115
108
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104%
105%
101%
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75%
72
F
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33
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73
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8
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
5 102%
75
100
Sept.
70%
104%
79%
97%
94%
843
Sept.
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
Sept
~
4
Sept,
Sept,
3
4
73%
Sale
Sale
71% Sale
70
56% Sept,
70
Sept
Sale
Sale
3 108
3
3
99%
5
98
3
86
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10%
5%
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19%
20%
7%
50%
3
73%
Sept, 25 112%
Sept, 27 105
3 110
Sept.
Sept,
Sept,
5 117
5
Sale
33% Sale
14%
15%
65%
Sept. 23 102
90
J
J
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12
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Sale
108
Sale
106% Sale
105% Sale
31
Sept. 3
Sept. 30
Sept. 10
75% Sept. 21
76% Sept. 24
70% Sept. 27
Sept.
10% Sept.
33
3
7
84% Sept. 21
5
18
17
27
26
9
30
30
3
2 114
17
17%
78
84
39% Sale
55
82%
Sale
84
Sept.
9 100% Sept.
2 113 % June
15
6
Mar.
4 104
Jan.
24 110% Feb.
2 113% June
60% Sept.
15
12
13
19
12
30
■rW;\
June 24
Sept. 27
May 20
Jan.
Feb.
Aug.
90% Aug.
103% Sept.
106% Jan.
25
10
;
Feb.
25
Jan.
Mar.
5
101% Jan.
100% Apr.
100
Apr.
Mar.
5
101
100
Sept.25
Aug. 21
Apr.
3
Jan.
Feb.
104% Apr.
100% Jan.
107% Jan.
108% Jan.
25
Sept. 19
July 30
Feb.
27
Aug. 27
June 27
Jan.
99
Sept.
100
Aug.
90% Aug.
71% June
68% May
90
July
27
July
23
Aug.
35% Feb.
106% Sept.
90
Jan.
May
7
Feb.
20
8
21
Jan.
Jan.
May 22
24
26
22
Mar. 23
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
28% Sept. 25
27
Sept. 4
Sept. 30
114
Sept. 17
103% Sept. 11
100% Sept.30
109% Sept. 9
32
80% Sept. 11
81% Sept. 10
74% Sept. 9
36
Sept. 25
16% Sept. 16
Jan.
29, 76
,
X
9
Sept. 11
Jan.
8
Jan.
8
July
26
Aug. 15
July
27
Mar.
4
Aug.
July
Aug.
July
12
18
20
12
16
July
3
27 % May 20
24% Aug*
1
24% Aug.
1
107% Jan.
30
105%
103
99%
102%
34%
112%Aug."2i
Feb.
44
39% Feb.
June 20
9
5
39% Feb.
8
Feb.
16
Jan.
12
June
13
Aug. 30
Mar. 19
Sept.23
Sept. 21
Jan. 12
Jan. 16
59% Mar. 29
60% Mar. 29
59% Mar. 18
26
July
2
5% Mar. 27
6
Sept. 30
Aug. 17
Mar. 15
80% Sept. 11
82% Aug. 27
75
Aug. 23
40% Jan. 10
16% Sept. 16
12
Aug. 21
4% May 28
92% July 10
110% Mar. 11
110
Mar. 16
107% May
8
L05% July 23
71
July 19
77% June 13
110% July 10
121
July 12
L28
July
8
21
3
13
5
3
26
26
19
6
3
105
Sept. 16
108% Sept. 11
102% Sept. 18
110
Sept. 5
104% Sept. 19
66% Sept. 11
63
Sept. 21
17% Sept. 25 .18% Sept. 9
17
Sept. 28
17
Sept. 28
92% Sept. 6
84
Sept. 28
41% Sept. 6
39
Sept. 18
61% Sept. 13
55
Sept. 30
5
Sept. 11
81
Sept
6
28
June 29
Jan.
7
Feb. 20
Jan.
8
Jan. 15
Jan.
8
June 29
7
11
9
11
14
5
9
11
10
10
12
5
18
5
4
106% "Apr." 17
111
Mar. 11
103% May
37% Apr.
53% Apr.
77% Jan.
7
111% Mar. 30
107
Feb. 27
70% Jan.
8
24
Jan. 18
20% Feb.
5
92% Sept
6
51
Jan. 28
70
July 24
88% July 12
33.
-f
;
i'
■
0
aA
A-A
'
.
AAA'..
Sept. 25
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
w.r
11
Sept. 30
Aug. 17
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Sept. 19
Jan.
Sept. "§
105% 104
110% 107% Sept. 26
102% Sept. 18
109
Sale
108% Sept. 19
104% 105% 103% Sept. 13
64% Sale
17% Sale
18
Jan.
5
Sept. 7
Aug. 12
Feb. 18
Sept. 19
Aug. 12
Sept
9
87% Feb.
103
Sept. 18 112 % Sept .~28
Sept. 26
Sept. 14 32
Sale
105% 104
110% 108
97%
103 %
76%
88%
112%
100%
116%
105%
96% Sept. 25
Sept. 21
Sept. 24
Sept, 3 119
122% Sept. 26 124% Sept.- 9
108% Sale
107% Sale
106
7
11
23
July
mm
108% Sept.
107
Sept.
106
Sept.
Sept.
104% 104% 104
69
70
90
69% Sept.
72
Sept.
"61" 76
72% 76
Sale
107
107
Sept,
107% 108
116% Sept.
120
120% 116% Sale
Sale
126% Sept.
124%
126%
109
J
D
N
slH
20
Sept. 18
02
13
Apr.
4
Apr.
1
Mar. 12
Feb.
1
102
112%
8
77% Sale
78»% Sale
61%
5
10
96
Mar
80
11*
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug. 16
Aug. 17
20% Aug. 17
92% Sept. 7
09% July
8
30
63% Mar. 14
5
3 105% Sept. 30
Sept. 30
5
Sept. 26
10
Sept. 24
3
Sept. 12
27
3 35% Sept. 14
27
Sept. 9
3
6 43% Sept. 27
21 107% Sept. 5
Sept. 6
25 101
102% Sept. 13 104
13
19
2
Aug. 16
Sept. 10
Aug. 19
29
2
23
Jan..
84% Mar. 30
05% Jan. 29
92% June 17
5
00
Apr.
110
58% Sale
72
Sept.30
Sept. 25
Sept. 11
Sept. 10
Sept. 11
Sept. 25
Sept. 13
Sept. 12
Sept. 6
Sept. 19
Sept. 7
Sept. 18
Feb.
May 24
June 26
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
87
Feb.
9
98
Jan.
7
49
Mar.
6
3
69% Sept.
19 104% Mar.
3
85% Jan.
9 102% July
Sept.
3 100
24 101% Sept.
7 107% Apr.
26 111% Jan.
13 1118% Jan.
19 106% Jan.
Jan.
25 Ill
31
Mar.
30
Sept. 27
Sept. 17
Sept. 3
Sept 30
18
30
Sept.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
26
05% May 13
Sept. 21
3
Jan.
Aug. 30
44%
99%
64%
52%
102" "Sept." 16
113
108% Sept. 4
109% Sale
103
Sale
Sept. 23
103% 103% 103
Sale
99% Sept. 21
1003
108% 109% 108% Sept. 23
1093
48
37% 48
373
O
A
Sept.
Sept.
109% Sept.
109
Sept.
111
111% 112% Sale
30%
31
Sale
41%
31%
Sale
27%
27% Sale
W* Sale
27
263-1
26% Sale
J
104%
94%
104%
109%
103%
108
Ill"
N
97
104
105%
110%
110%
96
O
Sept. 3
Sept. 21
Sept. 16
Sept. 6
Sept, 9
41% Jan.
04
Sept. 10
7
98% Aug.
38
Apr. 15
Sept. 30
Sept.10
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Sept. 19
Sept. 23
105% Sept.
74% Sale
107% Sale
32
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
3
106% Sept.
Sale
123
102 A
32
Sept.
102% Sept.
104% Sept.
104% Sept.
100
Sept.
118% Sale
30
110%
113%
60%
96
Sept.
103% Sept.
104% Sept.
91% Sept.
103% Sept.
112% 112
Sale" 103% Sale 103%
Sale
110
108%
Sale
114%
Sale
114% 118
65%
63%
65%
3^
Sale
101% Sale
101%
—
For footnotes, see page
Sale
114
88% Sept.
Sale
Sale
84% Sale
7,000
J
4,000
A
20,000
S
28,000
N
352,000
O
22,000
♦Certificates of deposit......
1,000
AO
12,000 {♦Bush Terminal Co 1st 4s. . ... 1952
J
♦Gonsol 5s
—1955 J
73,000
A O
55,000 Bush Term Bldgs 5s gu tax ex...I960
MN
40,000 By-Product Coke 1st 5%s ser A.. 1945
--
48
112
1947 M
1936 J
195* J
1st lien ft ref 5s series B.......1957 M
Brunavt ft Western 1st go g 4s... 1938 J
Buffalo Gen Elec 4%a ser B......198I F
Buff Roch ft Pitts gen 5s........1937 M
Coosol 4
—.1957 M
♦{♦ Burl Ced Rap ft Nor 1st 5s
1934 A
...........
115%
Sale
■■■
57% Sale
7s...1934
of 1435 part red
1st lien ft ref 6s ser A........
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sale
95
——.—
Debentures gold 5s
111%
112%
108%
111%
Sale
Sale
97% Sale
70
24,000 Brooklyn City RR 1st 5s
Conv deb 5 %s_
110
103% Sale
101
80
S
Sept.
101
Sale
71% Sale
104% Sale
100 %
1V8V
...1941
Brooklyn Edison Inc gen 6g A—.1949
Gen mtge 5s aeries B..———1*52
Bklyn-M Tr R T Sec 6s ser A.
1968
15-yr sec 6s series A
..1949
Bklyn Queens Co ft Sub gtd 5s.. 1941
1st 5s stamped
1941
Brooklyn Union EI 1st 5s........ 1950
Brooklyn Union Gas Co lat g 5a. 1945
0
100
116%
100%
102%
108
6% Sale
3% Sale
7
Sale
Sale
112%
Sept.
98% Sept.
109% Sept.
100
Sept.
101% Sept.
Sale
4
Sale
.1955
Elev ft Undgrd Rys—
Stpd as to payment
101
7% Sale
5% Sale
9% Sale
0
Sale
2% 121%
1
101%
5% Sale
3% Sale
7%
75%
76%
1%
1% Sale
Sale
J
J D
MN
J
J
j
j
......
0
Sale
4s..........1936
Second guar gold 5a...—.....1936
Beech Creek Exten 1st g 3%a— .1951
Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5a B—1948
First ft ref 5s series C .—.....I960
Belvtdere Del cons gtd g !%•
1943
llenefldal Indus Loan deb 6s
1946
♦Berlin City Electric deb 6%«—-1951
♦Deb sinking fund 6%a
—.1959
♦Debenture 6s
104%
4% Sale
Sale
I
Sale
108% Sale
102%
102% Sale
Sale
S
Sale
93%
115% 117
100%
D
♦{♦Bowman-BUt Hotels 1st
12",000
Sale
110%
I
8
M
J
Sale'
103%
Sale
deb 3H* —.—.1942
♦Certificates of deposit
461,000
102,000
4,000
4,000
112,000
22,000
13,000
95
Sale
Sale
J
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
73
69% Sept.
61«,|62M
105%
1960
.1996
3a
94%
105%
29%
28%
18%
60
107
172,000 Boston ft Maine 1st 5s ser AG...1967
1st mortgage 5s series 11—.—.1955
101,000
1st g 4%« series JJ
1961
116,000
53,000 Boston ft N Y Air Line 1st gu 4a.1985
137.000 ♦{♦Botany Cons Mills sec s f 6H61934
68,000
25
"18"
J
♦ 1st
*%a
1956 A
45,000
M
121,000 Bethlehem Steel 1st ft ref 6s g A. 1942
10. v 91 pur ft Imp s f 5*
1936 J
82,000
J
25-yr cons mtge 4%s series D—1960
672,000
J
5,000 Big Sandy Ry 1st mtge 4s....... 1944
Bmg ft Blng s f deb 6Ho....
1960 M
73,000
Sale
Beech Creek 1st gu
Berlin Elec
i
Sale
J
...............1951
4s stamped
Bataviao Pete gtd
111% Sale
50% Sale
J
RR 1st g 5s '43
gold 4a
1951
Battle Creek ft Sturglagu
Sale
109
D
Bangor ft Aroostook
Con ref mtgr
109% Sale
111% Sale
112% Sale
Sept.
Ill
71
102% Sale
104%
105%
100%
r>
C....... 1995
PLEft W VaSysrefg4s
1941
South* Dlv lat 3%a at «%
Tol Cin Dlv lat ft ref 4s ser A—1959
Refunding 5s series D—... .. 2Q«0
Conv g
112% Sale
100
Sale
113% Sale
100% Sale
101%
108% Sale
113
Sale
113% Sale
109
Sale
112% Sale
60% Sale
101%
No*
M N
Ref and gen 6s, serlea
.
68
104
July 1948 A O
5s
109% Sale
100% Sale
101% 102
55%
f 5s. 1940 M N
July 1948 A O
1995 j D
Bs ser A—
Sale
108%
A —.1942
g 4s...
Sale
91% Sept.
103% Sept.
Sept.
102% Sept.
Sale
Sale
70
Sale
16
{Baldwin Locom Works 1st a
Refund ft gen
73
90
Sale
102% 103
Sale
71
r
17
June
.02
85
51
—
91
93%
Sale
102%
93%
194fc
Atl ft Char Air Line lat 4%a A.. 1944
1st 30-year 5s ser B
1944
Atl Coast L 1st cons 4s
July 1952
General unified 4H* serlea A—1964
L ft N collat gold 4s
Oct
1952
10-yr coll tr 5s
May 1 1945
Bait ft
89
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
26
101% Sale
94
J
36,000
M
574,000
J
121,000
M
261,000
M
99,000
1948 J
161,000 Atlantic ft Danville 1st g 4a
Second 4s
1948
17,000
54,000 Atl Gulf ft WI SS Line coll tr 5S.1959
72,000 Atlantic Refining deb 5s ...... IW
31,000 Austin ft NW 1st g 5s guar..——1941
;-3
Sale
103%
104%
Atl Knox ft No IstgSs—
25,666
94 %
100%
24%
24%
'
98,000
87%
M
•
"
S*
108
—
99
A—-1W4
193<>
8,000 Ark & Memp Bdge ft Term 1st 5s.1964
; 255,000 Armour ft Co 1st real estate 4Hs 1939
V
1.000 Armour A Co of Del 1st 8Ha... 1943
1st M 25-year 4s 8 f ser B.——.1955
1,982,000
44,000 Armstrong Cork deb 4s.....—...1950
660,000 Atch Top ft S F gen g 4s . - ,. 1995
Adjustment g 4a
1 J'O*
41,000
Stamped 4s
————July 1 1995
262,000
Conv g 4s of 1909
1950
5,ooo
Conv g 4s of 1905.—-——1955
: ' 33,000
Conv g4sof 1910....——
...I960
3,000
Conv deb gold 4%*—------1945
151,000
Rocky Mt dlv 1st 4s A
1965
63,000
Trans-Cont Short Line 1st 4s gl95ft
3,000
103 %
Sale Prices
28% Sept. 13 33% Sept.18
Sale
30% Sale
Sept. 21 102% Sept. 3
Sale
101% 102% 102
Sept. 30
98
Sept. 11 100
Sale
98% 100
60% Sept. 27
z53
Sept. 3
Sale
50%
65
Sept.10 104% Sept.10
104
108
105
108
Sept. 30
Sept. 3 101
Sale
101
Sale
42
Sept.
3 46% Sept. 28
45
Sale
Sept. 11
Sept.18 46
44%
103% Sept. 28 104% Sept. 10
104
Sale
79% Sept. 10
Sept.17
76
Sale
79
Sale
68% Sept. 9
Sept. 4
66
67
Sale
67
Sept. 7
27
23
Sept. 4
Sale
24
Sale
16% Sept. 4 19% Sept. 11
16% Sale
18%
92
Sept. 7
91
Sept. 7
92
; 96
92%
Sept. 7
Sept. 3 108
108
Sale
108%
Sept.18
94% Sept. 10 96
Sale
95% Sale
Sept. 11
100% Sept, 3 102
111
l>
J
M N
284,000 American I G Chemical 5Ha — ..1949
J
I
290,000 Amer lnt»rnat Corp conv B14S--J94®
M S
1945
2,175,000 Amer Roll Mill conv deb 4%s
■■:: y :
r
80%
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
INDUSTRIAL
Highest
I
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
RANGE SINCE JAN.
SEPTEMBER
PRICES IN
Low from
BONDS
September
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
oct., 1935]
bonds
Value
to
^
Sept.30 1935
2*1,000
cal Gat 9c b1 Corp onlff Ac raffia. .1937
41,000 Calif Packing con* dab fit--.---1940
Camaguey Sugar Co—
♦1st 7a ctfa of deposit—
27,000
..—1942
37*000 Canada Sou con gu fit ter a-——1962
1,000 Canadian Mat guar 4ha.Sept 10 1904
Gold 4%a
36.8,000
1957
Guaranteed gold fit---—.July 1969
403,000
Guaranteed g fit————Oct 1969
236,000
Guaranteed g fia
112,000
1970
Guar gold 4*a—
240,000
June 18 19s5
Guar g 4J4a—————1956
356,000
Guar g 434*- ..................1951
365,000
116,000 Canadian No deb a f 7i———1940
116,000
ib-year deb a f guar 6Hit.——1944
827,000 Canadian Pac 4% deb stock....
Collateral trust gold 44i.....1946
140,000
fit equip truat ctfa............1944
87,000
Collateral trust g fit...——.1904
219,000
Collateral truat 4v*s
401,000
...1960
1,000 {♦Carolina Central 1st gu g 4a.. 1949
40,000 (jaro Clinch 9c Ohio 1st 0s.......l93»
let fit con g 6a series a.Dec lfi 1952
38,000
Carthage fit Adlr 1st gu g fit....1981
102 M
85
15.000 ♦Cent Br Un Pac lat g 4a—.....1948
19,000 Central Diet Tel lat 30-year fit
1943
1,000 {♦Gent of Ga Ry lat g fit..-Nor. 1945
♦Consol gold fit..,.,;..v^..j949
53.000
♦Ref fit gen 8 ha aerlea b
35,000
1959
♦Ref fit gen fia series c
90,000
1959
♦Chat dit pur money g 4a....1951
♦Macon fit Nor Die lat g fia.....1946
oifllddleGafit AtlDIv pur as fia. 1947
♦ doblle
ol? lat c fia.... .—..1946
1,000
186,000 Cent 111 Elec Ac Gaa lat fia....—.1951
908",666
629,000
Cent n b lat guar
4a;..........1961
Central of n j gen g fia
1987
General fia...................1987
Sept, 3
Bid
•
8%
102
109
112%
114%
114
111
109
109
103 %
123
87%
103%
11 i'm
104%
104 M 105
46,000 Chea fit Ohio lat cona g fit—.....1939
General gold 4ha............1992
115,000
Ref fit Imp 4%s eer a—........1993
Ref fit Impt 4%a atrlee b— ....1995
290.000
Craig Valley lat g 0a
1,000
May (940
Potts Creek Br lat 4a.....
1,000
1944
b fit a die lat con g 4a—....
6,000
1989
3d con gold 4a..——.......1989
4,000
Warm Sprlnga Valley lat g fia .11
2,000
91,000 Chic fit Alt rr ref g Sa.........11
204,000 Chic Burl fit q iii dlv 3 Ma.—11
illlnola Division fia............ 11
91,000
General fia.
—..—.*......11
238,000
lat Ac ref 4ma aerlea b.........11
94,000
lat fit ref fia aerlea a..........11
78,000
11.000 ♦{Chic fit b iii 1st cona g fia
11
146,000 {♦Chic fit b iii Ry (new col g fie ..is
♦Certificates of deposit—..—..
18,000
5,000 Chic fit Brie 1st gold 0s..... —..is
47,000 Chic Gaa l fit c lat gu g fia......11
270.000 {♦Chic Gt Western tat fio-yr 4a...11
..
.....
76
37,000
115,000
;
14,000
324,000
j
53,000
128,000
19,000
116,000
♦Convertible gold 4%s——19
Chic s l Ac n o gold 5s......
19
22,000
Gold 3 %t————*;juao 1519
Memphis dlv 1st 4s...
—.11
17", 000
is
140,000 Chic t h fit s'east lot fit ref 5a
Income guar fit—......Dec 1 19
257,000
:
30,000 Chic (Jn Station 1st gu 4m* a—19
1st 5s series b—————19
16,000
Guaranteed gold 5s....*..*..19
29,000
Guaranteed 4s
19
52,000
1st mtge 4s series d—...*.——19
133,000
302,000 Chic fit West Ind Consol 50-yr 4s. 19
1st fit ref 5 Ma series a—.......19
168,000
5Ms series C————.....19
25,000
.......19
209,000 Chllds Co deb 5s...
1,041,000 Chill Copper deb g fia..........19
{♦Choc Okl fit Gulf consol Ss..—19
'
100,066
Cin Gas fit Elec 1st mtge g 4s a—19
11.000 Gin Ham fit Day 2d g 4%a*.——19
2,000
Cln Ind St l fit g 1st
4s...Aug 3 1936
Cln Leb fit n 1st con gu g 4s..—1941
>
20~,666
52,000
55,000
Cln Union Term 1st 4m« mr a—2020
1st mtge
5s series b.—........2020
5s series c guar—..1957
1st mtge g
Clearfield Bit Coal 1st 4s-——1940
Clearfield Ac Mahon lot gtd g 5a. .1943
For footnotes, see page 33.
98
Sept. 30 101 >
Sept. 30 42
107% Sept. 20 108%
108
Sept, 27 109
Sale
42
Sale
98
42
8ale
68
Sale
76
,
25% Sept. 23 28
108% Sept. 30 109
.Sept, 9
95j
40
Sept. 30
Sept, 12 106
Sept, 9 107%
71
5
27
11
12
3
12
21
10
16
96% Sale
53 %
100 % Sale
90 %
92
100 % Sale
Sale
87
Sale
69
Sale
m 102 %
Sept. 11
Sept. 26
Sept.30
Sept, 21
22
Sept. 19
93% Sept. 27
52
Sept. 30
Sale
100% Sept. 3
90
Sept. 17
91%
102
Sale
Sept.. 4
100% 101%, 100% Sept. 20
86% Sept. 4
87% Sale
64
69
63% Sept. ,4
121% 124
121% Sept. 13
Sale
85
88
Sept, 4
Sale
iooH
46%
24%
12%
10%
22
ilH
102%
92
102%
102
89%
64
124
90%
Sept.
Sept,
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
105% Sale
106% Sale
106% Sale
106 % Sale
105% Sept "3 108% Sept.
105% Sept. 20 107
Sept.
111% Sale
115% 116%
109
110%
109% Sale
111% Sale
116% Sale
111% Sept. 26 112%
20 116%
23 110%
20 110%
.
Sale
103
108
110
110
105
105""
Sale
10 108
25105
116%
112% 110
112% 110% Sept. 14110%
108
107% 109
107% Sept. 20 107%
107
105 % 109% 105 % 110
Sept. 21107
42 % Sale
41% Sept. 25-44%
42% 44
Sale
103
102% Sept. 4103%
102 % Sale
107 % 108% 105 % 106% 107% Sept. 27 109
Sale
106
105% Sale
104% Sept. 25 107%
Sale
105
106%
105 % Sale
106
Sept.
109% 110
109% Sept. 26 111%
110%
85
85
84
Sept,
82.
10
11
11% Sale
Sept. 26
9% .Sept. 30
9% Sale
10% Sale
114% Sept. 12 116
113% 116% 114% 116
106 % Sale
105% 105% 105% Sept. 24 106%
21
Sale
Sept. 30 25%
23
21% Sale
__
W
IV*
■a*
s Sept.
20% Sept.
19% Sept.
6% Sept.
8%
6% Sept.
A* 91% Sept.
Sale
110% 110% Sept,
23 %
24%
Sale
25
20
26
6%
Sale
"47""
Sale
Sale
43 %
Sale
49
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
38%
39%
Sale
Sale
20
5
Sept. 28
40
Sept. 18
Sept. 19
Sept. 18
41
Sale
Sale
21
7%
7%
93%
18 110%
40
Sept. 23 46%
39% Sept. 23 44
42
Sept. 24 49%
42
Sept, 28 48%
50
Sept. 6 51%
11
Sept. 30 14%
4
5%
Sept. 30
34
39
Sale
42%
43%
44%
21
23
5
20
-
Sale
53
Sale
3
20
Sept. 30
40
Sept.
46% Sept 17
18% Sept. 30
16
Sept. 30
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
Sale
79
38
33
13
12 %
Sale
50
Sale
Sale
Sept 27
9% Sept. 23
73 % Sale
35
Sale
33
40
Sale
12%
13%
12
11
104
14
Sale
5% Sept,
5%
5%
Sale
105% 101% 104% 102% Sept.
"79"" "82% '81% "82%
70%
62
73% Sept.
Sept.
33% Sept
11% Sept.
11% Sept.
12% Sept,
11
Sept,
35
11% Sale
11% Sale
12
12%
6%
73 %
Sale
73
Sale
57% Sale
77
71
Sept.13
Sept. 6
57% Sept. 30
107
107% 106% 108% 107
106%
106 % 108
107% Sale
108
108% 106
107%
105%
105 % 105% 105% Sale
.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
Sept;
107%
96%
Sale
104%
Sale
105% Sale
105% 104% 105% 104%
62% Sept.
62% Sale
63% Sale
Sale
98% Sept.
98% Sale
107%
97%
105%
105%
103%
Sale
35
Sale
107% 108
97% Sale
105
103% 104% 102%
102%
102%
102
.....
42%
46%
48%
10
19
13
9
18
9
7
16
4
5
7
10
25
12
13
21
17
11
5
9
9
4
4
13
12
12
3
7
Mar,
Apr.
Feb.
72
Feb.
May
26
Sale
71
47
26
14
■IS*
19
15
Aug.
July
Mar.
Mar*
Apr.
Apr*,
14
Feb,
m
Mar*
,01% Jan.
14% Jan.,
Mar.
07% Sept,
Feb*
.05
62 % Jan.
.05% Jan.
.05% Apr.
.07
Sept,
33% Apr.
01% Jan.
[05% Sept.
50% Jan*
Mar.
73
Mar.
5% Mar.
5% Apr.
.11% Jan.
.03% Jan.
Mar. 15
June 28
13
8
6
Mar, 29
24
Mar, 28
Mar, 29
Mar, 28
Mar. 29
Mar. 26
Mar. 28
.
30
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Mar. 23
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
.
103%
103
"Sept!
Sept,
Mar, 29
Sept.
Sept.
18% Sept.
18% Sept.
11% Sept.
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
Mar, 30
Apr.
77
Sept. 9
38% Sept. 13
36% Sept. 12
13% Sept. 7
13
Sept. 12
14
Sept. 9
12% Sept. 19
7% Sept. 9
zl03
Sept. 6
81% Sept. 7
76
Sept. 19
63
Sept. 12
108%
107%
108%
106%
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
106
Sept.
105% Sept.
66% Sept.
100% Sept.
19
11
11
17
12
3
10
4
7
27
105
Sept. 7
103% Sept. ,4
102% Sept . 12 102% Sept. 12
Mar.
4
Aug.
Aug.
June
Feb.
23
21
Apr. 26
Mar.
106% Aug.
35% Jan.
18% May
Mar
8
4
3
May
86
13
11
117
.07% May
June
1
109%
110%
109%
114%
.04% May
Jan.
Feb.
106%
.04% Sept.
July
July
8
8
June 18
June 19
Feb; 28
Jan. 12
Jan.
113% June 5
120% Mar. 4
111% July 10
112
July 11
108
aug. 26
105
Sept. 25
112% Apr. 30
June 24
108'
110
Aug. 19
.10% Jan,
08
3
Jan.
103% June 29
102% Aug. 2
July 31
65% Aug, 10
124
Sept. 9
90% Sept. 18
104% Mar. 9
108% Sept. 9
108% July
8
63% Mar.
02% July
.02
Jan.
Jan.. 5
97% Aug. 14
2
67% Feb.
Feb. 20
Mar,
52
17
29
109% Mar, 18
25
50
Jan.
Jan.
78
71% Jan.
52
20
102
103
109
May 2
110% June 18
Jan,
.00%
87%
97%
97%
69%
Sept. 10
Sept. 25
Sept. 20
Sept. 11
Sept. 9
Sept. 30
Sept. 26
Sept. 6
Sept.- 9
Sept, 13
Sept .11
Sept. 6
Sept. 9
Sept. 11
Sept. 13
Sept. .4
Sept. 6
Sept. 3
Sept, 3
109" ""Sept." 14 116" "'Sept.""7
109% 110
109% 110
111% 110% Sept. 11 111% Sept. 30
110?! 111% 110
112 % Sale
112% Sale 112% Sept. 26 113% Sept, 13
101%
89% Aug. 2
104% June 24
112% July 10
107% Aug. 5
103% July 20
45 ' Mar, 1
Apr. 29
Sale
76
8
117% Jan.
115% Jan,
3
3
114% Jan.
2
107% Jan.
125 ■ Feb. 25
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Apr.
Jan.
Sept
Feb.
Feb.
42
54%
56%
20%
17%
36%
1*
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
19
11
11
9
11
11
May 27
113% Aug. 28
104% Jan. 18
3
113% Jan.
118
Jan.
3
3
120% Jan.
2
119% Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
22
46%
20%
9%
8%
Sale
52
102
15
Feb.
Apr.
Aug.
15
20
50
Sale
9% Sale
19
July
1
5 105% May 16
25% Sept.
[07% June
39
May
13
Apr.
7
Mar.
6% Apr.
17% June
19
June
Sale
40
♦Cony 4%a aerlea a——...1949
♦♦Sec. gold 4mb aeries
19
; ♦Certificates of deposit..*....
<
19
22
ffl
lat fit ref 4ma stamped
May 3037
lat fit ref 4 m* aer c——May 2037
♦Certificates of deposit.*.....
9%
Sale
Sale
15-year secured *%a—Mar 1 1936
lat Ac ref g fit—
...May 1037
•{♦Chicago Rys 1st fia stamped
Aug 1 1932 25% part paid—.11
{♦Chic r i fit Pacific gen g 4a——19
♦Certificates of deposit.......
♦♦Refunding gold 4a..
—is
103% Jan.
13g
109% 108
♦General 4ma stamped....—..1987
47,000
93,000
84,000
698,000
v
2 109
107% Jan.
_
100
Sale
41
48
107 % 108 %
16,000 {♦Chic Indlanap fit txkulsv rf g 6sl947
♦Refunding gold fit aer b......1947
3,000
♦Refunding fia aeries c. .—..1947
3,000
♦lat fit general fia aerlea a......1944
65,000
♦lat fit gen fia series b
May 1964
21,000
73.000 Chic Indiana fit Sou 50-yr 4s ...1906
10.000 ChicLS fit Bast latfiMa....... .1969
129,000 ♦Chic mu fit St p gen g fia aer a—1989
♦Gen g 3%a aerlea b....May 11989
42.000
♦Gen 4 ma aerlea c—May 11989
100,000
♦Geo g 4 ma aerlea e
May 11989
24,000
♦Gen 4%a aerlea f—May 11989
19,000
909,000 {♦Chic mu St Pfit Pae mtgefia aer a1975
♦Cone adj fia——Jani 2000
942,000
»9*7
8,000 {♦Chic fit No Weat gen 3me
♦General fia
...1987
29,000
♦Stpd non payt Fed lac tax. 1987
5,000
♦itpd gen 4mb non-pay inc ta>1987
15,000
♦Gen fia atpd non pay lac tax. 1987
62,000
168", 000
Highest,
Sale Prices
_
—
.
8%
110
124
113.000
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
108
Sept. 4 108% Sept, 24
105
Sept. 11
103% Sept. 21
2%
Sept. 12
8% Sept. 24 10,
109% Sept.16 111% Sept. 9 106%
102
Sept. 9 102
Sept. 9 102
Sale
105"" Sale" 102% Sept. 21 110
102%
Sept,
Sale
107
108 % Sale
107
Sept. 21 112% Sept.
Sale
109 % Sale
108% Sept. 12 115% Sept. 9 108%
114% 109
Sept. 6 107%
109% 107% Sept. 20 115
112
105
107% Sale
Sept. 20 112% Septj 9 105
Sale
106 % Sale
103% Sept, 20 110% Sept. 5 103%
Sale
105% Sale
103% Sept, 21 110% Sept. 6 103%
Sale
103% Sale 103% Sept. 21 104
Sept, 7 103%
118 % 116% Sept. 25 124
123% 118
Sept, 5 116%
Sale
82
84% Sale
81%
Sept. 21 87% Sept. 3
Sale
Sept, 3
102% Sale 101% Sept. 17
99%
Sale
109
110% Sale
Sept. 10 109
Sept. 21
105 % 103% Sale
Sept. 4 101]
Sept. 21 105
9%
Gen rr fit Bkg of Ga col tr g 5a. 1937
Central Steel lat sink fund 8a...1941
Ghea Corp cone col tr g fia May lfi 1947
10 year conv coll fia...........1944
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
102 %
101% 102
Certaln-teed Prod a f g 5 ma a—.1948
Chariea fit Savannah lat g 7a
1934
Ask
108% 108%
Cent Pac lat ref gu g 4a........1949
Through St l lat gu g fia
1904
Guar fia
1960
.....
Lowest
Sept, 30
Ask Bid
lolM
112
—
44,000
145,000
18,000
451,000
34,000
509,000
12,000
115,000
622,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
July I 1933
s. t. stock exchange
Sales in
September
25
EXCHANGE-BONDS
4
1
19
20
7
22
22% Aug. 28
22% Aug. 29
21
Jan
4
4
8% Jan.
8 h Jan. 23
93% Sept.30
111% Aug. 9
8
58% Jan.
55
Jan.
62% Jan.
30
9
Jan,
7
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
48% Jan.
53
Jan*
Jan.
53
57% Jan.
23
7
Jan.
9
62%
64 %
26
7%
47
70
31
28
28
8
3
8
7
3
May 11
Jan,
7
Jan.
8
Jan.
4
4
22% Jan.
7
Jan.
Aug. 17
45% Jan. 28
66% Feb.
32% Mar.
32% Apr.
80
43
Jan.
25
10% Mar.
17
16
18
Jan*
16
Jan.
10
Jan.
7
1
7
7
21
105% July
2
10
10%
.10%
4%
96
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
May
88% June
.
Feb.
Jan.
June
88
June 29
June 27
25% Mar,
13% Mar.
76
63
Sept. 19
Sept. 12
75
106% May
106% Aug.
106
Sept.
105% Aug.
107% Aug.
92
102
103
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
79
37
89
109% Feb. 23
110% Mar. 25
108% Mar. {8
106% Aug.
5
109% Aug. 12
1
100% July
June 26
107
107% June 25
68
May 13
Jan.
Sept .27
Feb. 23
Mar
101% Aug.
102% May
107% July 11
103% Aug. 27
101% Mar. 16 103
18
100% Jan,
23
25
Feb.
15 103% July
17 111% June
Mar.
31 113
111% Jan. 1 114% June
78
Aug.
69% Mar. 2
109
110
Jan,
Jan.
12
19
10
N. Y. STOCK
26
Sales in
N. Y.
Value
STOCK EXCHANGE
to
Hft.
Lowest
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
D
....—.....MM
D
G—......1941
Ref 8c Imp Si mtIm D.......--1963
Ref 8c Impt 4 H» MriM B
1977
J
General5aNrleiB
16",660
BUI Ac leap *e icrtM
168,000
599,000
■
St Loula Dlv lat coll truat
4a
SprlnA Ac Col DIt lat A
W W Val DIt lat A 4a
1940
1938
Clea 8c Pitta Aen gu 4H« eer B..1943
Serlea B Au 3H«
1942
Series A Au 4Ha.._.
....1942
Serlea C Au ma.........
1948
Serlea D gu
Sale
Sale
Sale
1043*
J
92 H
93 H
M 8
9VA
9436
95""
10536
O
110
102 3*
112
10036
104 %
M N
A
P
107""
1955 F
7,000 Col Ac Toilet est 4a. ......
F
39,000 Comm'l In* Truat cone debSHSa.1949
Conn 8c Paaaum Rlra lat A 4a
1943 A
Conn Ry Ac Lt lat A 4H®1951 J
Stamped guar 4 He
.l<y51 I
♦Consol Hydro-Elec Works of Upper
Wuerttemberg 1st 7s—
1956 J
7,000
1945 F
184,000 Consol Gaa (N Y) deb 5 Ha
Deb gold 4He—1951 J
210,000
Debenture go?d 5s............1957 J
109,000
2,000 Consolidated Ry non-cone deb 4a 1954 J
v
Debenture 4a......
J8cJ 1955 J
2,000
Debenture 4a.......
A&O 1955 A
A
112
A
11136 Sale
1013*
..
•
19,000
7,000
2,000
T, 600
16,000
118,000
■5,000
82,000
191,000
111,000
O
48,000
45,000
94,000
46,000
J
28
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J
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A
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8
J
D
J
J
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J
D
J
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1943 M N
5H>
Certificates of deposit
1947 M 8
A O
Gen At ref 5a series B._
1955 J D
Gen At ref 5a aer C
....1962 F A
Gen Ac ref 4Ha aerlea D........1961 F A
Gen At ref 5a aerlea B-......... 1952 A O
♦Detroit Ac Mack lat Hen A 4a.... 1995 J D
Detroit Edison Co 5s Series A. ..1949
♦♦Eastern Cuba Sugar a f 7 Ha
Eastern Ry M No Dlv 1st g
1937.
M N
J
J
A O
J J
A O
M 8
88
100
109
2936
10636 Jan.
31
Sale
107
Sale
105
Sale
23
Sale
29
Sept.
1053* Sept.
10636 Sept.
1043* Sept.
23
Sept.
25
Sept.
37
25
25
2436
2236
353*
3636 Sale
Sale
3536
3636 Sale
104 36 104 3*
105 36 104
10436 1043*
1063* 104
Sale
10234
1033* 104
Sale
9236
933* Sale
95
92
973* 9336
104'
1053* 10436 Sale
Sale
1043
1043* 106
102
1023* 102
373*
3736
1043*
10536
38
81
Sale
9736
Sale
8136 Sale
803* Sept.
104
973*
963*
1053*
10436
103
55
51
52
47
10536
3
99
103
.....
104
1053* 110
29
55
1063* Sale
10636 107
1073* 110
11136 Sale
1093*
30
153*
1113*
10336
1073*
46
10436
11036
J
Corp (Germany) 6H* -1950 M 8
...1953 A O
Elgin Joi At Eaat 1st A 5s.
1941 M N
♦1st sinking fund 6Hs
1965 A
O
J
J
Sale
103
.—
34
Sale
Sale
73
Sale
75
Sale
3d mtge 4 Ha
1938 M S
Ernesto Breda Co 1st mtge 7a..-.1954 F A
-
33,000 Federal Lr At Tr lat a f 5a .......1942
5s International serlea......1942
1,000
Firat Hen a f 5s stamped......1942
88,000
1st lien a f 6s stamped..
59,000
...1942
30-yeat deb 6a aerlea B
...1954
11,000
1946
9,000 Flat deb a f 7a
1,000 {♦Fla Cent At Peninsular 5a
194?
3.000 {♦Pie Bast Coast 1st 4 Ha
ser
A
....
♦Certificate* of deposit
For footnotes
—
32
.....1953 A
J
Erie At Jersey 1st a f 6a
....1955 J
Genesee Rlv RR lat a f 6a
1957 J
N Y At Erie RR ext lat 4a......1947 MN
♦lat At ref 5s
323*
35
62
10836
10036 101*3*
10636
10636 166 36
105
conv 4a Serlea D
1953 A
Ref Ac Impt gold 5a aer 1927 ...1967 M N
Ref At Imp 5s aer 1930.........1975 A O
see page
33
195'
197
"34""
35
108
10036 Sale
10536
10536 10636
9736 Sale
7736 Sale
105
10536
S
37
29
2
10536 Sept.
10536 Sept.
109
Sept.
110
Sept.
10936 Sept.
Sale
1236 Sept.
103
Sept.
96
Sept.
1083* Sept.
125
Sept.
32
Sept.
32
Sept,
108
Sept.
10036 Sept.
973* Sept.
7636 Sept.
Sale
72
Sale
18
51
Apr.
2
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
2
52
12
16
30
27
233* Jan. 30 47
Sept. 19
10536 Sept, 27 107 36 Feb. 14
7436 Mar. 29
Jan.
23
Jan.
3
4
1023* Jan. 12
10736 July
8
July
5
11236 June 27
105
1023* Jan.
103
9436 Jan.
17 101
8936 Mar. 14
10636 Sept. 20
102
Jan.
3
10436 Apr. 27
7 10736 July 23
8 1073* Apr.
1
393* Jan. 10
25
3936 Jan. 11
Jan.
2
636 Mar. 29 12
Jan.
4
53* May 11 11
Apr.
4 213* Aug. 17
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 7
28
Sept. 17
10
Sept. 11
936 Sept. 10
20
Sept. 7
,k
Sept.
Aug^ 3
June
Aug.
1 72
Sept. 27 1093* Jan.
Feb.
Sept.27 110
Apr.
8 11036 Mar.
Jan.'
3 11336 June
Jan.
4 1113* Feb.
30
May
Apr. 11
Aug.
Apr. 23 30
Jan.
2
1536 July
Jan.
4 11236 Aug.
Sept." "3
10636 Sept. 5
110
Sept. 24
11236 Sept. 7
10936 Sept. 16
16
103
1003*
10836
126
3236
3236
10836
1013*
Mar. 30
Mar. 21
I
.
336 Sept. 16
106 3*
Jan.
13
6
4
Jan.
19
27
7
18
28
10
2
7
Mar. 28
3 104
3 10836 July 25
Mar. 18
58
July 10
Mar.
1
Sept.25 110
Jan.
11
25
23
7
Sept. 13 11336 Mar.
8
May 27
Aug. 15
21
Sept. 7
Sept. 21
Sept. 23
Sept. 19
Sept. 19
Sept. 26
Sept. 7
Sept.17
Sept. 11
9936 Sept.
7936 Sept.
16
28
105
11136 Jan. 24
5
1083* July
June 13
128
4136 Feb. 19
Feb. 15
40
10836 June 14
1013* Aug.
8
10636 Aug. 13
8
10636 June
,
102
5
9
80
Mar.
2
June 22
Jan.
78
76
1
78
Jan.
76
73
69
Jan.
7
5
31
Jan.
Jan.
8
8
1173* July 16
1173* Aug. 21
10936 June 17
104
5936
95
96
9436 Sale
96
9336
9436
9536
9936
7036
5736
9536
.....
94
80
89
97
87
70
60
J
4436
836
636
Feb.
10536 Aug.
Sale
104
53
Feb. 27
June 18
55
Jan.
7136 Sept. 11
72
Sept. 11
117
Sept. 4
117
Sept. 7
68
60
VI S
Jan.
28
29
4
973* Sept.10
2 105
2 103
973* Jan.
Sale
673* Sept.
6836 Sale
673* Sept.
118
117
11636 11736 116
Sept.
1163* 11736 11636 Sale
11536 Sept.
10936
10936
73 36
"6836
J
D
Sept.
2
77X Sept. 30
773* Sept. 19
J
M
Sept. 23 100
1013* Jan.
Sept.
7336 Sept.
IV4
77
99
M
1
Sale
9336
9336
M
M
Sale'
120
126
1953 A
.....
Sale
143* Sale
9836 100
1083*
10736
F
Series B
Jan.
65
10536 Sale
10536 106
10936 Sale
111
3
44
92
107
1093* Sale
35
3036
3436 3036
3436 30
Sept.
Sept. 13 30
30
30
153*
112
112
Sept.
11036 11136 11036 Sept.
103 36 Sept
10336 Sept.
10436
Sale" 1073* Sept.
1083*
10736 Sept
Sale
Sale
51
45
Sept.
Sept;
Sale
104 36 Sept.
10336 Sept.
110
11036
11036 Sept.
Sept.
773*
J
55
336
1
14
10
May
9
4 10536 Mar.
6
Sept, 23 1093* Mar. 22
Jan.
3 104
Apr. 27
1043* Apr. 20 107
"35""
9836
J
3
17
18
19
Jan.
99
83
Sept. 3
Sept.16
Sept. 6
Sept. 10
.
336
723*
2
Jan.
103
104
107
Sale
1063* Sept.
1063* 107
10636 107
1043* Sept.
1043* 107
24
Sept.
2436 Sale
273*
29
253* Sept.
2334
3236
283*
73* Sept.
936 Sale
73* Sale
63* Sept.
836 Sale
63* Sale
18
Sept.
1936
203* 183* Sale
107
16
3
24
3 10836 June 28
Jan.
8*
Sept. 27
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Sept. 19
Sept. 7
Sept. 30
Sept. 10
Sept. 10
Sept. 23
Sept. 16
Sept.12
Sept. 16
Sept. 30
Sept. 27
Sept. 19
Sept. 3
100
107
Jan.
2 10636 July
1023* Jan.
19
May 22 353* Jan.
Feb.
20
May 27
Aug.
233* July 19
June 20
22
2936 Aug.
5
Jan.
29
4436 May
8436 Sept. 12
95
Sept. 23 9736
9536 Sale
1063* 10636 10636 Sept. 20 107
102
10336 10336 Sept. 23 105
1043* 10536 1053* Sept. 10 1053*
4s...._f 948 A O
1995 J
14 10836 July
Jan.
9
29
Aug.
413* Feb. 16
10436 May 24 10636 Apr. 23
Sept. 4
4 30
26 10636 Sept. 7
21 1073* Sept. 7
3 10536 Sept. 11
Sept. 30
30 23
Sept. 25
25 25
31
15 1033* July
9 10736 July
106
.....
283
1063
28
May 29
Aug. 26
6 11236 Sept.17
2 11236 Mar. 20
1053* Mar.
11036 Jan.
102
Sale
♦Rlec Pow
Conv g 4a Ser A
7
27
13
18
1
15
W
UH
Sept. 26
9136 Sept. 18
3136 Sept. 17
58
Sept. 6
9636 Sept. 12
963* Sept.13
9536 Sept. 4
1103* Sept. 11
107
Sept. 30
1113* Sept. 3
68
65
91
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
363*
Sept.
1043*
Sept.
1053*
Sept.
1023*
94
Sept.
94 36
Sept.
Sept,
105 36
Sept.
1043*
Sept,
1023*
Sale" 53
Sale
49
49
Sept.
Sale
41
51
Sept.
413* Sale
53
44 36 Sale
4436 Sept,
4936
39
Sept.
4136 463* Sale
39H
105 36 Sale
10536 10536 10536 Sept.
2236
M S
Eastern Tenn Va Ac Ga lac g 5s ..1956 MN
J
con A 4a
1939 J
El Paso At S W 1st At ref 5a
13
27
8
10036 Mar. 25 1073* Aug. 19
6 104
June 24
9236 Apr.
5 1003* Sept. 10
85
Apr.
80
Mar. 14 94
July 19
8
104
Jan.
Aug. 22
2
38
Jan.
Sept. 26
3
Sept. 18
6636 Jan.
Jan. 21
22
May 15
Jan.
50
8
Aug. 12
w
69
Mar. 15
97
Aug. 19
6836 Mar. 15 97
Aug. 19
68
Mar. 13
963* Aug. 17
1023* Jan. 16 1103* Sept.11
2 10736 Aug.
98H Jan.
6
1C63* Janr 5 11236 May 16
Sept. 17 11236 Sept. 17
1093* 11236 112
Sept. 11
112
Sale
11136 Sept. 16 112
Sale
1043* Sale
30
J D
Bd El 111 Bkn 1st
Ed El 111 N Y lat cons g 5a
25
21
10536 May 21 10536 May 21
Sept. 9
Sept. 26 107
Sept. 7 10336 Sept. 17
Sept. 16 1003* Sept. 10
Sept. 5 92 % Sept. 9
10736
Gen
149,000
106,000
95
May 29 105
10736 Mar. 19 112
Sale
...
3
...
Erie 8c Plttsb gen gu g 3H*
B. 1940
8erleaC3Ha
1940
100,000 Erie RR 1st con At prior Hen 4a..1994
1st consol gen Hen 4a..
362,000
1996
Penn coll trust g 4a...........1951
47,000
15.000
10336
.....1935 A O
Gold
3,000 Donner Steel 1st ref 7a aer AA...1942
4,000 Dul At Iron Range 1st 5s
1937
1937
35,000 Dul So Shore Ac Atlantic A 5a
41,000 Duqueene Light lat mtge A 4 Ha A1967
lat M g 4 Ha series B
5,000
1957
-743",660
88
O
J
37",660
1,371,000
89
107 36
23
♦1st 4s assented..............1995
63,000
10336
873*
105
J
D
♦Second gold 4s.............. 1995
Detroit River Tunnel 1st gu 4 Ha. 1961
191",000
60
10336
Sept.
Sept.
2736 Sept.
303*
523* Sept.
55 36 Sale
523* Sale
9336 Sept.
95 H Sale
943* Sale
96
94
Sept.
94 H
97
9436
9336 Sept.
9436 Sale
9436 Sale
109 3* 1103* 10936 11036 1093* Sept.
Sale
106
Sept.
107
106 36 Sale
1103* Sept.
1113* Sale 10436
A
D
95
68
Sale
10736
J
"4", 000
61,000
1,000
45,000
12,000
2,000
6,000
2,000
11,000
41,000
Sale
Sale
27 36
109
{Dea Plalnea Val 1st guar 4Ha
151",606
Sale
9136 Sale
1063*
64 36
6636
J
1937 MN
Delaware Pr 8c Lt 1st M 4He
1971 J
J
1st 8c ref 4H«
1969 J J
1st mtge gold 4Hs............1969 J
J
Del R1t RR & Bdge lat g 4a
1936 F A
Denver Gaa Ac El 1st 8c ref 5a...^1951 M N
Stamped aa to Pa tax.........
M N
♦Den At Rio Gr lat cons A 4s...... 1936 J
J
♦Consol gold 4 He
1936 J J
♦Denv At R Gr West gen 5a Aug 1955 F A
♦Assented (subject to plan)
♦Ref At Imp mtge 5s aer B.......1978 A O
{♦Dea Moines Ac Ft D 1st gu A 4a. .1935
21,000
103 3*
99 3*
J
Debenture 4a. .............. ..1956 J
5a
•
60
1023*
101
A
83,650
93
109
J
•
10036 Sept. 23
86
Sept. 27
763* Sept. 11
1063* Sept. 3
9436 Sept. 27
9436 Sept. 5
10336 Sept.18
95
Sept. 6
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
10036
10436
105 36
10536
106 36 10636 10636
102
1033* Sale
99
99 36 Sale
9036
913* Sale
1063*
J
...
Sale Prices
Jan.
Apr.
1 101
June
May 22 112
May 28 1013* Feb.
Sept.
Apr.
4 86
Mar. 29 7736 Jan.
Feb.
5 107
A.ig.
Mar. 26 9436 Sepr
96
Mar. 18
May
Sept. 18 10336 Sept.
Sept. 6 9536 Mar.
Apr. 15 1053* Jan.
110
O
241,000 {♦Consolidation Coal Md 40-yr 5a 1950
♦Certificates of deposit.....
156,000
1936
27,000 Consum Gaa Chic lat guar A 5a
65,000 Consumers Power 1st lien 5s C..1952
55,000 Container Corp of Am lat a f A 6a 194b
Deb gold 5a with warr_.......1943
263,000
39,000 Copenhagen Telep cxtl s f A 5s..1954
1947
161,000 Crown Cork 8c Seal 0 f 4a..
43.000 Crown Willamette Pap 1st a f A 6a 1951
1940
12,000 Crown Zellerbach deb 6a w w
1942
186,000 Cuba Northern Kys 1st 5 Via.
1952
197,000 Cuba RR lat 50-yr A 5a
1st 8c refund 7 Ha aerlea A...... 1936
144,000
1st lien 8c ref 6s aerlea B.......1936
77,000
13,000 Cumb T 8c T 1st 8c gen 5s........1937
Sale Prices
89
Sept. 12
105>*
F
524,000 Del 8c Hud 1st Ac ref 4a
94
10336
9136
J
•
17,000 !'!•» Short Line lat gu 4 m
A
191,000 Cley Union Term lat Au 536® A..1972
lat ■ f g §a aeries R guar.....
1973 A
322,000
lat a f 4H® aerlea C..
.....1977 A
250.000
Coal R1t Ry lat Au 4a...
....1945 J
1938 J
21". 000 ♦Colon OH cons deb 6a.
V
56,000 it Colo Fuel 8c Iron Co gen a f 5al943
1934 F
372,000 ♦{♦Colo Indua lat coll tr 5a Au
M N
303,000 Colorado & Southern 4H® set A. 1980
.1952 M N
288,000 Columbia Gaa 8c Blec deb 5a.
Debenture Sa ........Apr 15
1952 A 0
71,000
Debenture 5a..........Jan 15 1941
334,000
7,000 Col 8c Hock Valley lat eat A 4a....1948 A O
J
52,000 Columbua Ry P 8c L lat 4H®-« ..1957 J
Secured cone A 5Ha
...1942 A O
131,000
"4",000
"95""
J
J
1950
—1977
A
8036
7336
1053*
9136
913*
10336
86
76 36
J
B..1981
3H®
Gen & ref. mt0e4Hs series
100
Sale
C1«t A Mahon Valley A 5a.
General 4 Via aerlea
103
1
Highest
108
Sale
MN
97
96
J
1940
Cln W At M Dlv lat A 4a
Sept. 25
95
Sale
J
1939
1991
A.4a. 1990
Cairo DIv lit gold 4a
9.000
23,000
13,000
1,000
3,000
96
96 36
95
96 36 112
100 36
99 H 103
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
MM
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Highest
Sept.30 1935
%
33,000 C C C Ac St L tf«n A 4«
RANGE
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
September
EXCHANGE—BONDS
-
•
57
-
4436
5436
9
7
8
636
100
913*
94
9436
9336
99
8836
65,
58
57
4436
5436
736
8
Sale
6
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
953* Sept. 13
9436 Sept. 9
9536 Sept. 10
100
Sept. 11
923* Sept. 10
65
Sept. 25
4436 Sept. 27
5436 Sept. 19
Sept. 10
Sept. 7
?8
Aug"." 1
81
Jan.
83
Jan.
793* Jan.
8036 Jan.
6336 Jan.
58
Sept.
433* Fjd.
5036 May
63i Mar.
536 Mar.
83
June 13
Aug.
7
Aug.
8
963* July 20
101
July 31
94
July 20
96
5
97
Mar.
47
Apr.
16
67
Jan.
14
1236 Jan.
7
12
4
Jan.
N. Y. STOCK
Oct., 1935]
Sales in
BONDS
September
Inter st Period
exchange
n. t. stock
Value
1933
Sept. 3
to
Sept.30 1935
S
♦{♦Fonda John* Ac Glov ref 4%s.i952
MN
Proof of claim filed by owner
8,000
5,000
,
i""j
1941
...1941 J
7Ha..1942 I
u
1943
93,000 {♦Francisco Sutler 20-year 7He
1938
1,000 Galv Houa ft Hend 5H« A
32.000 Gannett Co deb 4a series A—...1943
5,000 Gas Ac Else ( Bergen Co) 5a
1949
5,000 ♦♦Gelaenklrchen Mining 4s......1934
57,000 Gen Amer Investors deb 5s tor A. 1952
208,000 General Cable 1st a f g 5%s A....1947
19,000 ♦General Elec (Germany) 70....1945
♦Debenture 6%s..1940
1,000
♦ * * den g 4a.
.....-...-1948
34,000
37,000 General Public Service deb 5Hs,193<>
174,000 Gen Steel Castings 1st 5%a w W..1949
549,000 ♦{♦'^»n Theatre^ Equip deb4a...1940
Certificates of deposit..
.....
259,000
1,000 {♦Ga ft \la 1st cons 5s, ...Oct 1945
•{♦Georgia Carolina ft NorthernExtended at 6% to July 1 1934..—.
5,000
.1944
8,000 Georgia Midland 1st 3s
♦Good Hope Steel ft Iron sec 7s.l945
V.
r
4..:
v;
94%
108 X
30
15
w
A
a
3
80
72
73 X
103 %
35%
73 X
O
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D
M
P
F
A
i
J
J
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33
SOX
M N
1
J
76
J
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54
O
A
IB
V
87
Sale
Sale
58
103% Sale
94% Sale
46%
49
46%
50
47% Sale
102
Sale
79% Sale
14% Sale
14% Sale
13%
16
32%
J
33
116X
46
J
104
Sale
3%
3%
103%
j"
J
9
J
J
18
A
O
33
A
O
33 X
30
J
89X
108
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
4% Aug. 13
6
Aug. 12
29
5
Feb. 25
July
5
June
6
June 25
Jan. 18
3% Sept.
3% Sept.
3% Sept. 4
3% Sept. 24
4%
3%
104%
107% Sept T12
109% 110
35
36
30% Sept. 4
82
Sept.
—81%
103% Sept.
103% Sale
115%
116% Sept.
54
Sale
54
Sept.
100% Sept.
100% Sale
97
Sale
93% Sept.
46%
47% Sept.
50
Sept.
46% ,' 52%
46%
49
47% Sept.
102
Highest
9%
104 X 103
94 %
J
♦remerle Ind Ac Da? 24-yr
4X
6X
103
83
D
»t Worth 4 Denver City 5%a
>
2
Lowest
f
Sale Prices
Ask
4%
9%
3X
3%
3
Proof of claim filed by owner.... MN
♦Certificates of depoalt—
Port St U D Co 1st g 4 Ha
15,666
4X
4%
.1982
•♦(Amended) 1st cons 2-4a..
103
15
36% Sept. 13
23 82
26 105%
10 117%
30 59%
30 103%
13 97
4 48
50
5
3 48
Sept. 3 103
79% Sept. 3 84%
16
14
Sept. 20
14
Sept
3% Apr.
3
May
101% Jan.
104
Apr.
106
Mar.
23
Feb.
4
4
lid"" "Septra
102
82% Sale
14% Sale
14
14%
.....
1
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest
Sept. 30
Ask Bid
Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN SEPTEMBER
PRICES
Low from
July 1
27
EXCHANGE-BONDS
16
13
13%
13% Sept. 12
4
31
23 103
9 106%
23 110%
1 46%
Mar. 14 84
Sept. 23
Jan. 29 105%
Sept. 7
4 117%
Sept. 23 115% Feb.
54
Sept. 30 75
Sept. 4
99
Jan.
3 105
Sept. 3
86
July
6 97
Sept. 30
40% Jan.
4 50
Sept. 5
50
40
Jan.
3
Sept. 5
40
Jan.
2 49%
Sept. 13
90% Apr. 11 103
Sept. 27
54
Mar. 27 94
Sept. 11
6% Mar. 20 16
Sept. 6
16 •
6% Mar. 29
Sept. 9
11
June
5 18
Sept. 12
76
101
May 28
May 28
May 28
Mar. 7
Apr. 27
May 23
Sept. 30
July 23
Sept. 5
July
17
Sept. 27
21
Sept. 6
Sept. 9
Feb.
8
Jan.
u
5,000
i:
J
122,000 Goodrich ( B P) Go lit ♦%*._....1947
Convertible deb 4s ...........1945 J
802.000
H
360,000 Goodyear Tire ft Rubber 1st 5s..1957
1
24.000 Jotham Silk Hosiery deb 4a —1934
F
48,000 ♦{♦Gould Coupler 1st 15-yr a f 4s. 1940
J
Gouv ft Oswegatchle 1st 5s......1942
»
1941
~~2~,666 Gr R ft » as 1st gu g 4Hs
A
108,000 Grand Trunk of Can s f 7s guar.. 1940
't
;j;
15-yer deb g
151,000
s
....1934
f 4a guar
Grays Point Term 1st gu g
24,000
98,000
2,399 000
231,000
475,000
387,000
305,000
768.000
Gt Cons El Pow
(Japan) 7s......1944
8
101
91H
J
O
M
Gulf
1st
Gulf
101%
100 x
i>
1
F
90
D
A
J
i
J
64
J
57
J
SB
J
26
Feb
—1940
Mob ft Nor 1st 5H» oar II
1950
mtge gold 5s series G-.
1950
ft Ship Island ref 5s...Feb 1952
Stamped. ..............
A
O
50
75%
77
A
0
49%
72
73
J
J
r:
6,000 ♦Harpen Mining 4s............. 1949
19W
65,000 Hucfe va* 1st coo g 4Ha..
•{♦Hoe (R) ft Co 1st 4 Hs ser A... 1934
♦Holland Amer L 4s (flat)
1947
"7",000 Housatonic RR con g 5s........1537
2,000 Houst ft Tex C 1st g Saint gu ....1937
....19*7
28,000 Houa Belt ft Ter 1st 5s
61,000 Houston Oil sink fund 5 Hi A...1940
385,000 Hudson Coal 1st s f 5s series A-. 1942
Hudson County Gas 1st 5s......1949
342*666 Hudson ft Manhat 1st ft ref 5s A.1957
J
51
97
95*
107%
38%
36%
j
115%
...
<
387,000
♦Adjust Income
180,000
h
Illinois Bell Telep
"Y.666
1st gold
F
A
A
O
25 X
1st ft ref 5s A.1954 J
D
J
j
103 X
83
76 H
5s.......Feb
1957
.......1951
J
D
MN
J
I Ho
Extended 1st g
3Ho........—1951
J
A
O
3s sterling...........1951 M 8
Collateral trust gold 4a.......1952 A O
1st gold
112", 000
123,000
....----1555
Refunding 4s
Purchased lines
•V
.......
4s
Litchfield DIv 1st g 3s
Calm Bridge gold
Loulsv Dlv ft Ter g
Omaha Dlv 1st g
3He
J
j
j
82
f
A
42 X
19** J
1951 J
1953 J
I>
70 X
73 X
65 X
60
61
1951
1951
Gold 3 Hi
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7%
6
72
Joint 1st ft ref 5s ser A
68
"72""
76%
74
60% Sale
86% Sale
.....
*
95
Sale
50% Sale
99% 102%
33
,
Sale
105% Sale
.
For footnotes, see page 33.
81% Sept. 25
*97
Sept.
3
idI%~Sept.~30
4
Sept.10
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sept.
~75"" Septal
-32
Sept. 28
36
Sept. 12
105% Sept. 28 109% Sept.
5
102
101% 103%
I6i%'septri6 151% Sept." 15
101J| 102
75% Sale"
76% Sale
70
71
63% Sale
81
84%
91% Sale
54
Sale
75
82
72
Sept?"4 "76%"Sept'l9
73% Sept.
5
77
Sept. 11
~59%~Septr~3 *64%'Septri2
84% Sept.
91% Sept.
50
Sept.
101
Sept.
86% Sept.
21
30
90
95
3 55%
11 102
23 86%
Sept. 20 92%
Sept. 5 68
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
7
3
19
21
23
25
5
85
52 X
49 X
101 x
31
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92
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66
75
71
79
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92
68
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72
7
:
96
98 H
79
80
56%
86 X
19%
20 X
57 X
57 X
50
52
64
Sale
61
60
60% Sale
108% 108% Sale
32%
34% 33% 35
60%
59
108
72
91% Sale
90
Sale
78
Sale
95
98
71% Sale
92% Sale
90%
91
75% Sale
98
99
Sale
J
25
35% Sale
8% Sale
31% Sale
8% Sale
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23
23
31
32
28
31
50
34
Sale
44
58
Sale
j
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37
47
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45 X
49 X
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40
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82
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82
33% Sept.
100% 166
8%
8
10
7%
8%
105% 108% 105% 107
107
107
106%
105% Sale 104%
104% Sale
104
104% Sale
104% Sale
89%
90
Sale
91% Sale
88%
90% Sale
88% Sale
71
74
Sale
72% Sale
98
100
71
75%
56
78
84
76%
57
83%
Sale
79%
80
66% Sale
76
71
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sale
Sale
104
Sale
28% Sale
Sale
62% Sale
80% Sale
62
78 '
82%
73
66%
76%
70%
101%
Sale
82%
85
77
SaleSale
Sale
Sale
102% Sale
102
101% 102% 100
102
Sale
100% Sale
99% Sept. 28
Mar. 30 105% Sept. 10
103
Sept.10
75
Mar. 12
Sept. 14
69
Mar. 13 98
63
Apr.
3 91% Sept. 30
62% Apr.
3 92% Sept.30
38% June 15 38% June 15
8% June 15
3% Jan. 11
82
96
,
50
70
SeptTi7
Sept. 12
SeptT23
Sept.
3
Sept. 21
Sept.
Sept.
4
4
Sept. 4
Sept. 21
90% Sept. 16
89% Sept. 16
75% Sept. 27
97
103
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
7% Sept.
28^$ept.
28% Sept.
43
Sept.
57% Sept.
76% Sept.
56% Sept.
80% Sept.
82% Sept.
76
Sept.
30
Sept. 25
6 99
4 104% Sept. 27
30
26
21
27
21
19
4
4
27
19
21
65% Sept. 21
74
Sept. 20
68
Sept. 21
101% Sept. 23
100% Sept. 25
100
Sept. 19
81% Sept. 25
66% Jan.
5
Apr. 16
5
49% June 20 50% July 10
90
Apr. 13 101% Sept.30
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
Jan.
30
July
13
Feb.
70
May
104% Mar.
101
Jan.
85
Jan.
35
Mar.
113% Jan.
80
June
25% May
105%
38%
33%
112%
18
4
20
2
16
28
8
12
4
3
28
3
5
21
108
105% Sept. 28
103
Apr. 22
99
Feb.
1
99% Mar. 13
June
67% Apr.
70
Apr.
59% Apr.
74% Apr.
90
Mar.
42% Mar.
98% Jan.
81
Apr.
89% Mar.
65% Aug.
74
Feb.
80
June
97% July
85% Feb.
67
1
18
22
5
46%
49%
117%
42
15
95
Apr.
3
Mar. 12
Mar. 6
Feb. 27
Feb.
7
Mar. 15
Jan. 11
106% June 19
103%
une 20
98
July
6
4
29
90% Mar. 1
39% Feb. 16
44% Jan.
119% July
111 % Jan.
36%
9%
33%
32%
50%
62%
Sept. 7
Sept. 9
Sept. 11
Sept. 12
Sept.
3
Sept. 30
80% Sept. 25
62
Sept. 30
83
Sept. 16
85
Sept. 12
79% Sept. 4
71% Sept. 9
81% Sept. 9
.76
Sept. 9
102% Sept. 3
102% Sept. 9
102% Sep*. 13
24
106% May 10
103
July 23
102
Apr. 26
83% Jan.
8
86% Jan.
2
71
Jan. 30
75% Jan.
94% Jan.
Jan.
13 101
13 63% Jan.
10 102% July
22 88% Aug.
30 92% Apr.
Feb.
17 77
July
2 76
5 87% Feb.
10 97% July
6 89% Aug.
23
52% Mar. 30
78%
49% Apr.
1 73%
Jan.
7 109
32% Aug. 12 43%
104
June 29 104
155%Septri7 95% May 15 100%
16
7
July 26
8% Sept. 12
104
Feb. 11 106%
Mar. 7 107
157"" Sept I" 23 106
6 107%
105% Sept. 13 103% Feb.
6 106 %
105% Sept. 10 103% Feb.
81% Jan. 15 94%
94% Sept. 11
86% July 16 92%
92% Sept. 10
50
Apr. 29 84%
84% Sept. 11
48% Apr. 30 81
81
Sept. 11
84
Jan.
3 95
94
Sept. 11
82
Jan.
2 94%
92
Sept. 11
72
Jan.
2 82%
79
Sept. 7
Sept. 11
4 66
4 63% Sept. 11
Sept.17
4 109
Sept.13
4 34
102
102
103% Sale
AH
61
58
108
74
J
11
"83%'Sept?26 "85%~Septr~3
A
J
A
{♦Internet Gt Nor 1st 6s A......1952
♦\d| mtge 4s series A.July 1 1952
♦ 1st
mtge gold 5s series B
1956
♦1st gold 5s series C
...1954
Internet Hydro El deb 4s.......1944
Int Merc Marine 1st s f 4s.......1941
Intern Paper cony 5s series A...1947
Refunding 4s series A
...1955
Int Rye of Cent Amer 1st 5s B...1972
1st coll trust 4s gold notes
1941
First lien ft ref •
1947
Internet T ft T deb g 4H«
1952
Convertible debenture 4%s...l939
Deb gold 5s
1955
Investors Equity 5s series A..... 1947
Deb 5s ser B with warrants.... 1948
Without warrants..........1948
Sept.
June 13
July 10
Sept. 26
SeptTsO "53% May" "2 ~86"""Sept735
Sale
43
99
j
1st m s 14 H* ser R
.....1981 P A
118,000
2,450,000 {Interboro R T 1st ft ref 5s.....1944 J J
♦Certificates of deposit.....
570,000
♦♦10-year 4% notes
.....1932 AO
2,402,000
♦Certificates of deposit........
254,000
♦♦10-year 7% notes
...1932 MS
319,000
♦Certificates of deposit.........
234,000
Interlake Iron 1st 5s ser B—...1951 MN
;;
100,000
Int Agrl Corp 1st ft coll tr 5s—
Stamped extended to
:1942 M N
29,000
....1948 M N
293,000 lot Cement con* deb 5s
190,000
194,000
62,000
70,000
517,000
230,000
190,000
i
347,000
23,000
12,000
6,000
494,000
1,091,000
857,000
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29,000
10,000
19,000
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4
115% 118
84% Sale
67
A
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91
79
SeptT 6
106% Sept. 6 106% Sept. 6
103
Sept.10 103% Sept. 13
96% Sept. 3 97% Sept. 23
41% Sept. 4 43% Sept. 18
Sale
75
j
86
80%
J
F
1943 J
4 Hi series C
104,000
.........1943
1940
41,000 Illinois Steel deben 4H«
16,000 ♦Ilseder Steel Corp Mtge 4s ....1948
Ind Bloomington ft W 1st 4s....1940
...1950
'"3",000 Ind III ft la 1st gold 4s
1,000 {♦Indlanapol ft Loulsv 1st gu 4al954
tnd Union gen ft ref 5a A.......1945
Gen ft ref guar 5s ser B
"i" 000
...1945
155.000 Inland Steal 1st M a f g 4Hi A... 1978
97
3
28
Apr.
5
66% Jan.
(11 Cent ft Chic St L ft N O—
337,000
86% Jan.
78% Jan.
v.—
100% Sale
90
Sept?17
8
Sept. 20
Sept.
Sept.
Mar.
106% Jan. 15
107% Jan. 22
Sept. 26
104
76
7
97% Jan.
9
36% Feb. 27
101
Mar. 13
108% June 20
106
94
Sept. 12
96% Sept. 3 99% Sept. 28
Sept. 21 105% Sept. 10
Sept. 30
97% Sept. 3 103
Sept. 14
92
Sept. 5 98
86
Sept. 3 91% Sept. 30
85% Sept. 3 92% Sept. 30
3
7
109% Jan.
101% Sept.
91
Sept? 3
90
99% 102
85%
89%
91%
67%
75
•
79
79%
96%
J
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Sprlngf Dlv lit g I%a_.____._1951 J
Western Lines 1st g 4a..._..__l951 v
41%
.....
72
52 X
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3s
St Lou Dlv ft Term g 3s
83
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;:
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46
107% Aug. 24
92% Mar. 15
103% Apr. 30
82% Mar. 26
17
Mar. 29
101
Mar. 13
104% Feb.
7
102% Sept. 27
103% Sept. 26
90
June 13
12
109% Sale
102%
101%
101%
70%
..1953
Sept 713
102% Sept. 3
105
Sept. 4
156%
.....
85% Sale
34% Sale
57
MN
5a................1955
15-year secured 4
-191*
40-year 4%s..................lHs
Refunding
9
7
9
Sept. 20
Sept. 30
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
106% 107% 106% Sept. 9 107
38% Sept. 12 39
38%
42
40
33% Sept. 20 38
32%
38
115% 114% Sept. 24 115%
116% 112
35
35% 31 ;
66
MN
Coll tr g
18,000
25,000
615.000
4s
41
117%
78
;.-v
M N
1st 3%a.....-19ftJ J
211",000
10,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
75
89
1
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92%
102
106
106%
106
102% 103% 102
97% Sale
96% Sale
90*
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61
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50
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18,000 Hackensack Water 1st 4a.......1952
A O
3,000 ♦Hansa S S Lines 4s with warr._.19*9
Sale
85% Sale
80% Sale
55
1942 Jo
Gulf States Steel deb 5Ho
108%
101%
104%
95%
Jan.
2
Jan. 11
44% Feb. 10
24
18
June 22
33
Sept. 12
33% Sept. 20
Sept. 17
Sept. 7
105
106
88%
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34
80
M N
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34
33% Sept. 20
33
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Sept. 3
Sept. 12
18
108
92% Sale
93%
90%
90% 91
99%
96% Sale
104% 104% 105
103
97% Sale
91%
92% 97%
86
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91%
92%
86% Sale
42%
42%
6
6%
7%
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221,000
loe.ooo
A
Gen mtge Ss Ser C.........-.1973 J
Gen 4Hs Series D............1974 J
Gen 4Hs series E............1977
♦Green Bay ft West deb ctfs A.... .
83X
82%
D
.....
- Sale
107% Sept. 23
98% Sept. 3
99% Sale
Sept. 3
104% Sale 104% Sale 104
94
96
Sept. 9
96%
92%
94
35
Sale
27
Sale
26% Sept. 16
101%
101%
106
id6%'septri3
106%
102% Sale
102% Sale 102% Sept. 27
103% Sale 103% Sept. 26
104% Sale
■
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98% Sale
63
D
1st ft gen s f g 4Hs........—-.1950
Gt Nor—Gen 7s Series A .......!•*♦ J
J
1st ft refund 4%a Ser A ......1941
Gen mtge 5%a Ser B
1952 J
17",666
110",000
5s ...1947
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18%
106
10
9
14
8
2
20
18
20
3
13
30
5
Jan.
Jan.
7
8
Sept. 17
Feb. 18
June 29
Sept. 17
Feb. 28
Aug. 20
Sept. 23
July 11
July
6
Sept. 11
Sept. 10
Sept. 11
Sept.11
May 13
May
6
July 12
91% Jan.
3 99% Feb. 20
97% Mar. 19 104% July 10
25% Mar. 21
4% Apr. 17
58
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
June
Apr.
70
Jan.
23
23
28%
46%
25
27
18
10
3
35% Apr.
4
74% Jan.
68
May
50
Mar.
58% Mar.
55% Mar.
99
99
99
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
14
17
41
Jan.
11%
38%
37%
56%
62%
80%
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
26
4
20
18
9
30
25
Sept. 30
Aug. 30
85% Aug. 21
62
83
81% Jan.
Aug.
June
Aug.
Apr.
May
July
19 72%
18 83 %
19 76%
2 104
3 103%
3 103%
30
19
22
17
27
10
19
28
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
July 1
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Value
RANGE SINCE JAN. I
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
BONDS
September
EXCHANGE—BONDS
1933
to
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
Sept.30 1935
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
tlowa Cent let told 5a.........1938
12,000
56,000
128,000
♦Certificate! of dapoalt
♦lat ft cat 4a.................1951 M
3k
S
laiaaa Franklin ft Clear! lat 4a.. 1959 ID
66 H
J
Kal Allefthan ft G R lat 4u ft 5a.. 1938 J
5.000 Kanawha ft Mich lat ftu ft 4a.....1990 A O
A O
163,000 {♦I C Ft 8 ft Meet ft 4a
193*
39,000
61,000
127,000
283,000
158,000
67,000
7,000
■V
5,000
9,000
10,000
66,000
♦Ctfa of dep (Banker* Truat)
4^s_1961
3a........1950
__.Aprill950
Kan City Term lat 4a.
71
w w
stpd
16",000
Klnfta Co Elevated lat ft 4a.... .1949
1,000 Klnfta Co Lighting lat raf 5a
1954
lat ft ref *H«
3,000
......1954
26,000 Kinney (G R) Co con? 7 Ha
193*
{♦Kreufter ft Toll claaa A
Carta of dep for aee 5a—.....1959
290,000
-
cona
5a
aer
F
3
J
J
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10 H
A..19M If 6
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:
■•=?■
93;000
73,000
17,000
102,000
57,000
117,000
30,000
29,000
37,000
62,000
30,000
.45,000
*
ake Shore ft Mich Sou ft 3Ha...l997
♦Laotaro Nitrate Co Ltd *a.....l954
Lehigh Coal ft Nat 4 Ha aer A...1954
Cona alnk fund 4 Ha aer G.....1954
Lehigh ft N Y lat ftu ft 4a.......l945
Lehigh Valley Coal 5a ......
1944
lat ft refunding 5a............1954
lat ft refunding 5a
...19*4
Flrat ft ref sinking fund 5e....l974
Secured 6% gold notes
1938
A
F
A
F
A
F
Sale
Sale
Sale
104
A
64k
70
J
94 H
Sale
A
97 k
86 k
98 H
87 H
Sale
46 k
..1940 J
J
Leh Val (Pa) gen con g 4s ......JM3 MN
Gen cena 4H0................J993 M N
39H
43k
52
133H 133 k
Sale
120 k
104 k
Sale
104
104 k
44 % Sale
46 k
100 k 101k 100
105 k 105 H 104
1944 A O
P A
19*2 UN
Loew's Inc deb a f ft
*a_.........1941 A O
Lombard Blec 7a aeriea A-.......1952 A O
gold 4a........1945 A O
Long Island gen ft 4a..
1938
Unified gold 4a...............1*49
Long Dock
cons
34-year deb 5a......
Guar ref gold 4a.........
Lortllard (P) Co deb
5a..
""
..1949
fa..—I—Im*
1941
.......*Tr«I
aeriea A..1949
II
A
O
F
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3
M N
M 8
M N
3
J
J
A O
A O
A O
Gold 5s
....1941 A O
Paducah ft Mem Di? 4a.......194* F A
St Louis Dl? 2d gold 3a
1984 M 8
Mob ft Montft 1st g 4 Ha
1945 M 8
South Ry Joint Monon 4a
1952 3
3
Atl Knox ft Cln dl? ft
4a..... 1955 M N
3,000 ♦Lower Austrian Hydro-Bloc 4 Ha 1944
105k
L14k Sale
L31
119
106
104 k
100
162""
78k
110k
loo""
84 k
Proof of claim filed by owner".... 3 D
27,000
280,000 Mr Reason ft Robblna deb SHa...1950 M N
9,000 ♦{♦Menatt Sugar list a f 7H*--I *1942 A O
103 k
48.4................M j95t
MN
man G B ft NW 1st ftu 3H* ..1941 J
Sale
100k Sale
27
*a......._1943 J D
A O
Marlon Steam Shovel a f ft *s..
1947
Market Street Ry let
7a....Apr 1940 q j
Mead Corp *s with
M N
warrants.....1945
aer
94
88
98
30
21
21
30
26
3
18
4
18
25
4
10
23
100
114H 114
120
1173
104
1033
Sale
Sale
Sale
98
100 k
Sale
Sale
12
13
4
28
18
25
Mar. 15
74
9k Jan.
lk Mar,
106 k
100
72
71k
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
102k Sept,
97
3 103
Jan.
29k May 10
28
May 14
L10kJan-
27k Sept. 16
90k Sept. 12
67k Feb. 25
35k Sept. 27
4
26
9
8
26k
Sept. 10
l\H
{31
3
26
4
21
4
30
16
30
Sept,
Sept.
26k Jan.
2
Aug. 14
9
37 k June 25
17
109 k Jan.
102 k Aug.
9
81
July 19
80
July 18
103k Aug. 27
100 k July 30
102 k July 11
19
Aug. 21
106k July 30
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 28
106
23
Feb.
8
Feb. 25
Jan. 10
Aug.
73 k Jan.
Apr.
97k
June
June
80
72
May
f
%%
June
Jan. 15
Feb. 25
Mar,
Jan.
99
Jan,
50 H Jan.
May
54k
104
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June
Jan.
3
7
8
8
8
60 ' •Jan.
107 k July 13
Mar. 6
117
Mar.
Sept.
Jan.
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Sept. 19
104
38
31
92k Aug.
Jan.
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
Sept. 10
18k Sept. 11
104k Sept. 9
104 k Sept. 9
60
Sept. 7
91
Sept. 12
Sept. 18
72
70
Sept. 10
68k Sept, 13
95k Sept. 17
98k Sept. 6
88
Sept.26
42
Sept. 11
Sept. 13
48^
53
Sept. 11
105 k Sept. 4
115
Sept. 5
133
July
3
Aug. 22
June
100
123
Sept. 28
June 26
45
42
June 22
94
Jan. 12 103
110
Jan. 29 114k Aug. 20
117 k Sept 27 122
May
6
7 105
June 28
100k Jan.
May
3
24
9
27
12
12
6
28
4
Feb. 21
Jan.
7
Mar.
1
2 103 k Mar. 6
101k Jan.
104k Jan. 30 107 k Aug. 3
2 95k Aug. 12
77
Apr,
4 101k July 19
95
Jan.
99
-Apr. 20
Apr, 20 99
2 108k Jau. 28
108 k Jan.
Aug.
1
145k Jan. 18 150
5 106k Sept. 24
20 101k- Sept. 3
21 79k Sept, 3
Sept. 7
19 79
Sept. 19
18 103
"98k "Sept. 5
3
9
3
'Mar. 28
^
Sept. 26
53
May 17
105 k Jan .
2 109
100k Jan.
2 105 k
32k Sept.*27
I6§k"Sept""5
July
July
Jan.
Jan.
41
68
32
2
2
83 k Feb. 23
8 101
Jan.
Jan.
25k Apr.
Sept. 26 104 k Sept. 17
32k Sept. 24
121k 119
Sale
Sale
72k Sept,
64
Sept.
107 k Sept,
105k Sept.
40
Sept.
35
Sept.
Sept. 3 102k Sept."26
Sept. 19
Sept. 19 114
Sept. 27 117 k Sept. 27
104
104
62
Sept. 30
37
Sept. 9
36
Sept. 6
112k Sept. 5
Sept. 5 103k Sept. 9
Sept 11
Sept. 27 106
Sept. 13
Sept. 21 94
Sept. 5 100k Sept. 17
zl08k Sept. 5
155
102
100
16 134 k
II 123 k
Apr. 10 104
Aug. 20 106
Aug. 27 80k
Sept. 17 103 k
Sept. 17 106 k
July 27
July 29
Apr. 10
June 26 105
Jan. 15 104 k
Sept. 20 105 k
Mar. 23 132 k
Feb. 20
Jan,
Jan.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.18
Sept.30
Sept. 3
Sept. 14
Sept. 9
Sept, 6
Sept. 7
Sept. 10
Sept. 6
7
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Jan.
2
Jan. 14
Jan.
Sept. 28
Jan.
4
Apr.
1
Feb. 21
8 105
Jan.
2 83 k
Apr.
2 111
86
Mar. 27
Jan.
7 108
Sept. 30 99
Sept. 30
23
July 30
■
Jan.
Sept. 17
Feb. 27
Feb.
5
Jan.
Sept. 6
Aug. 20
Aug. 20
118k July 10
77 k Sept. 30
114
July 30
107
Aug. 12
107 k June 12
108 k July 29
107 k Jan. 10
Feb. 21
107
Mar. 14
Mar. 30 104
Jan. 11 109
Sept. 10!
Sept. 15
Sept. 16
Sept. 6
18H
A.. 1957 AO
99 k 102
100 k Sale
25
21k
29k
,
100
Sept. 24 103 k Sept. 5
3 101k Sept. 28
4 25k Sept. 10
100 k Sept.
19k Sept.
25k
20
*29*
18
18
us
20
Sale
65
*25k
19
68k Sept. 21
64
Sept. 4
55
Sept. 5
65 H
50
61
90 k
70 k
87
97 k
65 k
69k
§2*
75
97
80
65 k
61
Apr.
4
Sept, 10
Mar.
July
4
8
Jau. 24
Feb. 25
Jan.
4
Sale
92k
73 k Sale
91k Sale
96 k Sale
50
Sale;
Sale
Sale
"80k
Sept, 23
25
785
755
65
Sept. 9
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
80k Sept. 23
Jau.
Feb.
107
101
35
34
32
Jan.
Feb.
W
Aug. 12
Sept .28
May 27
May 27
May 17
May 17
May 27
78 k Sept. 11
75 k Sept. 11
65
Sept. 11
81k Jau.
93k Jan,
11
Feb.
8k
8k
9k
7k
60
47
Apr.
90
68
June
Mar.
37k Apr.
Mar.
9
98
80 k Sept. 23
Mar. 4
Apr.
68k July
70
44 k
92
92
Sale
56
60k
55
97 k
97
74k 100
Sept*5
,25 k
Sale
70k Sale
J
Mfra Trust Co ctfa of
partlc in
A1 Namm ft Son 1st
Meridional Electric lat 7s
103
106H 105
101k
3
June 25
82k Sept. 11
105
Sept.
50
41k Sept.
100 k
Sept.
105 k
Sept.
104 k
Sept.
104 k
Sept.
103 k
Sept.
132
Sept.
Sept.
118k
77 k
Sept.
112
Sept.
106 k
Sept.
107
Sept.
107 k
Sept,
106 k 105 k 106k 105k Sept.
106H
106
106 k
106 k Sale 106
Sept.
Sale
102
101k 101
100k Sept.
108 k 107
108
104 H 103 k 104 k 104 k Sept i 16 105
79
79k 78
79k
78k Sept.
Ill
111
Sept.
83
*80k 80
"82k 79
Sept.
106 k 105
106 k 106
Sept.
106k
Sale
96
85
85
84k Sept.
...
36,000
126,000
51,000
200,000
147,000
Apr.
1941
: ♦Certificates of
deposit.........
♦♦Stamped Oct 1931 coupon onl942 A O
•♦Flat stamped
modified..........
2*5*666
♦Certificates of deposit.........
1,491,000 ^Manhattan Ry (N YV con ft 4a
1990 A O
♦Certificates of deposit..—
407,000
J D
♦2d 4a.
153,000
I..2413
M 8
Manila Bl Ry ft Lt 1st 5a...
..1953
7,000 Manila RR South Lines lat 4a
1939 MN
1st ext
Sept.
lk Sept.
100 k 100
105k 104 k
103
103
104 %
103 k 104k l03"" 103 k 103k
103 % 100 k 102
100
129k
12934 Sale 129k 132
Sale
118
118
117 n 119
Sale
Sale
72 k
73
77
Sale
112
110k 112k 111k
105 k 103
105
105 k 105
107 k
107
106 k
107
107
107 H Sale
106k
F A
♦tMcCrory Stores deb gold 5 Ha
Sept.
Sept.
33
Sept.
U0k Sept.
68
Sept.
60
Sept.
105 ye Sept.
103 k Sept.
40
Sept.
35
Sept.
27
Sept,
26
Sept.
87
Sept.
100
.8*
Liggett ft Myera Tobacco
7a
6
7
99k June
P
49
104
5a............-....„M<i„i>.W5i
80k Sept.
16k Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
95
Sept.
71
70
Sept.
Sept.
68H 67
67k 64k Sept.
Sale
94k Sept.
Sale
96 k Sept.
97
Sale
88
86k Sept.
Sale
41
Sept.
Sale
45
Sept.
Sale
49
49
Sept.
104 k 106k 102 k Sept.
113 k Sale
113k Sept.
Gen conaol 5a —..............2403 M N
Leh V Ter Ry 1st gu g 5a
1941 A O
Lea ft Bast 1st gu
ge............l9*8 A O
Little Miami gen 4a series A
Sale
34 k Sale
75
103
98
96
Sale
99k
Sale
16k
103 % 102 k
104H
97 k
58
63k 59k
91
95
70
64k
71
60
64k
67
95
99
17
L04
L04
J
90,000 Louis? Gas ft Bl 1st ft ref 5s.
1952
37,000 I ou ft Jeff Bridge ftu g 4a......1945
49,000 Louis? & Nash? gold 5a.....
1937
Unified gold 4s.
184,000
IIIII*IlMO
42,000
1st 5
•®rl*a A........2443
78,000
f** J W! 5* •erle* B
—2443
'•* 4H* uerlea C
240,000
.2443
14,000
2,000
47,000
42,000
F
LOlk
79k
78 H
LG2H
40
106 k 108
101k Sale
106 k Sale
19M F
Leh Vail ftlarnor Term 1st 5a
La* V (N Y) lat ftu g 4Ha..
316,000 Louisiana ft Ark lat 5a
*6*666
M S
89
34H
34
11*
37
32 h,
32 %
103 H Sale
103 k
103 k 107 k 103 H
93
90
87
95
99k 100
102
102 H
108 H
108 k
150
145 k
166"" Sale 101 %
114
114k 112
125
117
117
103 H 104
103 %
J
J
42
24
40.
A
143,000 Laclede Cas Lt ref ext 5s_.......1939 A O
Coll ft ref 5Ha aeriea G........1953 F A
160,000
Col ft ref ft 5Ha aer D.......1960
152,000
15,000 Lake B ft W lat gold 5a....
1937
2nd gold 5a..................1941
) 81*000
1,071,000
65,000
6,000
8,000
1,000
18,000
10,000
31,000
25,000
80,000
28.000
347,000
136,000
86,000
33,000
9,000
45
31
40
40
......19*1 12
Klnfta Co B L ft Pow gold 5a
1937 A O
Purchase money 4a...........1997 3 O
Sale
Sale
106
105
38
Sale
8
......
22,000 Lackaw Steel lat
Sale
(par $645) ...*.1943
♦Ctfa w w atpd (par $925) .....1943
♦With warrants (par $92f)....1943
Keith Corp (B F) lat aer ft *a....I94* M
Wain
Sale
61H Sale
107
104
38
19*0
Kanaaa Gaaft B1 lat mtfte 4 Ha.. 1980
VI N
♦Karatadt (R) Inc 1st Mtflc *a...l94
♦Ctfa
101
Sale
100
Sale
38 k
33
34
35
32 k
Sale
110% Sale
Sale
Sale
68
6
%Sept. 20
100
101
112
Kansas City Pow & Lt 1st M
Kan City South lat g
Raf ft Imp 5a.
Sept.
6
""%" 'M
81k sale
81k Sale
100 k
100
36
33 H
32,000 Kendall Co 8 Ha aeriea A........1948 MS
11,000 Kentucky Central lat ftu 4a.....l987 J J
15,000 Kentucky & Ind Term lat 4H0—1961 J J
J
14,000
Stamped.....................19*1 I
70,006
7k
1k
6%
H
91
Sept. 6
70k Sept. 3
87
Sept. 3
96k Sept. 26
45
Sept. 20
92k Sept. 17
75k Sept. 16
92
Sept. 17
99
Sept. 14
54k Sept. 9
71k Jan.
2
Mar. 13
Feb. 27
55
95
2
8
fejt.16
July 10
Sept. 14
Mar, 26
92
99
98
79k Jan.
45
Aug.
75k
Sept. 20
63
tO
24,000 Metropolitan Edison latftref 5aC.1953 J J
97,000
4^,*®r|ea D—
19*8 M 8
62,000 Met Water, Sewer ft Drain 5 Ha.. 1950
£ 0
37,000 ♦{♦Met West Side Ble? (Chic) 4a. 1938 F A
*5", 000
He* Internat lat 4a aaatd.....
Mack |it. f a7b
106
110 k 107
107 k 108
107k
98 k
9
96k
15k
107 k 108
107 k Sale
99 k Sale
14k
16
"29**
35
2 108 k
95k Jan.
4 108 k
96
June
4 101k
9k Jan. 15 17 k
Sept. 19 107k Sept.
Sept. 4 108k Sept.
Sept. 21
99k Sept.
17
Sept. 4
Sept.
102H Jan.
Aug. 12
Sept. 7
Jan. 24
May 18
2
1977
I1956 JD
29k Sale
z29k"Sept.~30
29 k Sept. 30
"29k~Sept736 *33* "Apr"." *8
Michigan Central-Detroit ft Bay
9,000
9U* ^IrLine 4a...
Lft
54,000
330,000
214,000
Sold 3H«
1952 UN
J
1970 J
...
ext
D
J
B 19*1
mtfte gold 5s....
1st ext
J
1971 I
W1,,W.E,^.y * Vi l#t * r*f
lat
♦{♦Mil ft Nor 1st
4H« (1884).
1939
4a..""" 1947 M 8
ft refund gold 4a.........1949
♦
Ref ft ext series 5s A
19*2
I ♦Certificates of deposit.........
For footnotes,
aee page
33.
90
80
M 8
Q 7
Q F
90
103 k
99
103
96 k
78
70k
Sale
102
99 k
Sale
98k
Sale
lOlk
102 k 102 k Sept.
96 k
96 k Sept.
*70"" 72 k
101k Sale l5Ik Sept."
99 k Sale
99k Sept.
Sale
98k Sept.
103 k Sept .*12
98k Sept.
5
104 k Mar. 2
8
90 k Jan.
105 k Aug. 14
100 k Mar .
83 k Aug.
100 k Jan.
93 k Jan.
66 k Apr.
102 k "Sept." *3
101
Sept. 20
100k Sept. 19
99k Feb. 20
Jan.
80
103 k Feb.
101k Sept.
76k Jan.
77 k
101
Jan.
11
8
Sept. 20
100k July
2
93
75
69
{♦Mllw ft State Line lat tfuar 3H«194I I
I
{♦Minn ft St Loula 5a ctfa.......1934 M N
♦ tat
i02k 102k 103k 102k Sept. 18 102k Sept. 15
102
1934 I'D
AHa.fc—............1939
Con ext 4H8-21,000
31,000 tMil Spar ft N W 1st ftu
16,000
2,000
5,000
J
Ref ft Imp 4H* aeriea
C..
Midland of N J lat ext 5a
.......194* A O
Mldvale St ft Ord con? a f 6a
193* M 8
*3*666
15*666
J
..1951 MS
8aoid 3Ha.
2*9*666
116",000
-.1940
56
40
,
!
65
,
irA
79k
63 k
4k
lk
43
35
Sale
70
55
55
Sept. 12
Sept. 9
Sept. 30
77" "Sept. 26
Sept.10
Sept. 5
June
6
56 k June
8
34k Mar. 26
64 k June 29
*5*" Sept."II
4k Aug. 14
63
43
70
5k
lk
4k
lk
1
1
k
75
62
lk
6
35
*5" Sept.'il
1
Sept. 16
lk Sept. 5
2
Sept. 9
lk Sept.
lk Sept.
2
Sept.
5
5
9
58
k June 26
1
Aug.
7
k Feb. 13
77
Sept. 26
65k Mar. 18
53
Jan. 24
64 k June 29
8 k Jan.
3
2
k Jan.
15
lk Feb. 13
Sept. 9
2
n. y. stock
Oct., 1935]
Salds in
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Value
RANQE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
P
5 ^
BONDS
September
29
exchange—bonds
July 1 1933
Sept. 3
to
no.
Lowest
Sept. 30
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sept.30 1935
Ask Bid
Bid
J
.DM J
88,000
7,000
64,000
117,000
.1938 J
.1944 I
.....
lac cona 5a ltd aa Co Int.....
laf Ac ref 6a aarlaa A.........
.194*
]5-yMr|5Ha
lat ref 5 Ha aerlea B......... .1978
........
Sale
28 4
38
Sale
J
.1938 J
33 4
26 4
J
162,000 MStP&SSM4i atpd guar
1st cons 5a
56,000
J
u
s
J
I
25
31
42
184 Mar. 23
174 Mar. 4
674 Mar. 28
27
254
624 Sale
244 Sept.
274 Sept. 26
674 Sept. 6
18
May
7
604 Sept. 18
30
384 Sale
80
J
Sale Prices
37
June 28
30
July 17
Sale Prices
11
11
38
43
Sept. 12
384 Sept. 10
364 Aug.
73
394 Sept. 9
17
Sept. 11
344 Aug.
,
234 Sale'
834* Sale
82
81
264 Apr. 26
194 Mar. 15
344 Sept.
284 Sept.
394 Sept.
274 Sept.
26
Sept.
844 Sept.
29
Sale
27
234 Sale
214 Sale
.1941 UN
9
13
11
27
304 Sept. 25
27
Sept. 4
35
Sept. 25
234 Sept. 3
214 Sept. 3
81
Sept. 4
26
4 July
1
274 Sept 4 27
26
Sept.11
854 Aug. 2
4
Apr.
Term
Gent
MStP&SSMfc
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
304 Sale
lat Chic Term a f 4a
112,000 {♦Mlaaonrt-IlUnola RR Be aer A. ..1459 I
I
290,000 Mo Kan A Tex lat g 4a
..... .14*
.80
Sale
664 Sale
D
604 Sept.
16
Jan.
894 Feb. 26
Mlaaour-Kanaaa-Tazaa RR—
O
384 Sale
36
Sale
35 4
37 4
16
Sale
8
25
J
Prior lien 5a aerlea A........ .19*2 I
257,000
69,000
58,000
252,000
.19*2 I
40-year 4s aerlea B
p* lien mtge 44a aer D
.1978 I
♦ lum
adjuat 5a aerlea A
Ian 19*7 A
{♦Hiaaourl Pacific RR Go—
♦ la*
% refund 9a aarlaa %.... .19*5 P
194,000
15,000
219,000
558,000
♦Certificates of
♦
Seneral 4a
♦ la*
45.000
deposit....
...............
M N
♦Certificates of deposit...
♦
82,000
19,000
158,000
343,000
22,000
292,000
20,000
ret g
*
«-,.
5a
ser
O
.1978
.
♦
♦
Convertible gold 54s .
1st ref gold 5s aerlea H
lat A re* 5a
...
.....
64
194* MO
.1980 \ A
I
aer
....
.
....
"labile A Birm prior
8,000
24
Small
...
.
81
80
74
50
46
43
57
"Io"~
54
824
1034
1034
1014
J
974
Gen A ref
36,000
283,000
60,000
a
19
34
194
194
194
184
3
Apr.
26
26
30
Feb. 18
274 Jan. 26
294 Feb. 18
27
Feb. 19
1
4
2
194 Apr.
184 Apr.
18
30
54 Mar. 29
1
194 Apr.
184 Apr.
7
Feb.
274 Jan.
114 Jan.
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
Feb. 18
Aug. 10
304 Feb. 18
27
Feb. 11
May 11
Apr.
1
Apr.
4
26
21
83
Jan.
Aug.
1
June 20
Sept. 26
85
Aug. 27
354 May 16
394 Sept. 10
804 Apr. 20
48
Jan.
4
Sept.'26
II
Sept ."23
Sept."3
83
81
Sept. 17
Sale
1024 Sept. 21
Sept. 25
1034 103
Sept. 16
1014 101
Sale
1064 Sept. 12
Sale
964 Sept. 21
8
Sept.16
8
8
164
444 May 16
7
83
Sept. 7
104
Sept.12
1034 Sept. 6
1014 Sept. 28
107
Sept. 6
98
Sept. 9
164 Jan.
July 16
8
44 Aug.
8
5
June
9
79
1024
1004
974
934
67
Aug. 27
Apr.
24
Apr.
Jan.
12
2
3
Jan.
2
94 Jan. 15
3
854 Jan.
104
Sept.12
1034 Aug. 14
102
July 19
1074 June 29
98
July 17
5
Apr.
25
Jan.
9
I
Sale
71
101
Sale
1*55
44s..........193*
Morris A Bases lat gu 54a...
20*0
Conatr M 5a ser A
.........1955 M N
149,000
Conatr M 44* eer B
...—1955 M N
777,000 Murray Body 1st mtge 6 48-.
1942 J D
2,000 Mutual Puel Gas lat gu 5a.......1947 M N
3,000 Mutual Union Tol 5a....
.1«4I M N
1044
904
954
884
Morris A Go lat a f
Son—See Mfra* Trust Co
23,000 Nashville Chat & St L 1st 4s A.. 1978 F
66
Sept. 9
Sept. 20 72
684 Sale
1003-3 Sale
1004 Sept. 30 1014 Sept. 25
814
854
145
95
108
894
1064
A
66
964
77
854
734
§lV*
76
76
—1955
74
814
105
1034 Sale
1034 Sept.
Sale
914 Sale
894 Sept.
954
954 Sept.
974 Sale
Sale
86
874
864 Sept.
Sale
Sale
141
177
Sept.
109
108
Sept.
1084 108
108
Sept.
1064
Sept.
Aug.
Apr.
Aug.
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
Aug.
Mar.
July
Mar.
1034 Sept. 10 101
894
924 Sept. 7
94
974 Sept. 12
89
834
Sept. 5
98
178
Sept.30
108
Sept.19 1034 Jan.
Jan.
108
Sept.14 102
20
xactoual
♦
Assent
cash
war*
♦Guar 4s Apr 1914
♦
12,000
J
J
U
F
86
A
A
Assent
Sale
102
1024 102
103 4
Sale
994 Sale
1004
MN
warr
-
-
-1*57
4 jo
Sale
Sale
Sale
34 Sale
recta No
coupon..—.1977
receipt
No 5
A
24
34
19W J
Newark Con so I Gas 5a
4a
.
.
..
1024
24
1034
60
..
6,000 N O A N'eaatern ref 44a series A. 1952
172,000 {New Orleans P 8 1st A raf »• A . 1*52
152,000
lat A ref 5a series B—........1955
52,000 New Orleans Term 1st 4a guar... 1953
3,000 {♦NO rax A Mex non cum tnc 8a 1*35
♦ First 5s aerlea B
62,000
.....1954
39,000
♦1st mtge gold 5« series C.-_.-l*5*>
♦ lat
87,000
44* *erlea D
195*
♦ Plrat
184,000
64s aeries A
-I'M
1204
1164
100
1044
68
o
D
J
O
c
A
A
O
J
44* .....1945
A
1,279,000
145,000
74,000
68,000
407,000
1,629,000
510,000
82,000
6,000
71,000
105,000
150,000
50,000
87,000
,
N
n
11%
ii*
102
1st
34 Sept. 11
8
11
27 102
30
963
Jan.
26 178
3 HO
Sept. 30
16 108
Sept.14
97
Feb. 21
Jan.
854 Sept. 23
June 24
10 1054 Apr. 26
4 624 July 24
864 Jan.
9 1024 Aug. 8
Feb. 23
1024 Jan.
2 105
99
Aug. 24 1004 Sept. 12
02 4 Apr.
1504 Apr.
Jan.
7
44 Jan.
16
Mar. 27
64 Jan.
15
June 28
44 Jan.
24 July
30
2
34 Sept. 19
34 Sept. 10
24 Sept. 3
24 Sept. 26
1034 Sept. 3 1044 Sept. 18
Sept. 17
64
Sept. 17 65
118
105
irA
s88
1084 Sale
874 Sale
Sale
70
764 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
86
Sale
series B._—
1953
gold 4s............ 1951
Sale
Sale
1938
5
Sept.
1074 Sept. 20 112
834 Sept. 3 874 Sept.:
Sept.
67
Sept. 3 73
724 Sept. 3 794 Sept.
81
1
Jan.
70
Feb.
2 124
July
4 1234 July
14 100
3 106
34 Mar. 28
3
Sept. 25
34
54
34
34
34
34
34
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
July 25
Apr. 24
May 10
May 10
77
53
33
34 Mar.
64 Aug.
64 Sept.
94 Jan.
24 Apr.
04 Sept.
54 May
6
July
Sale
1214
121
Sale
1114 1104
Feb.
Aug.
2
10
7
29
16
27
27
1
27
1
14
3
1
Apr.
314 Aug.
Aug.
May 13 34
2 1074 July
24 Jan.
34 July 12 1024 Jan.
34 Mar. 15 1124 Jan.
1
34 Aur.
874 lan. 28
3 4 Mar. 27
73
Sept. 11
27
34 Mar.
794 Sept. 11
Sept.
Sept.
1064 Sept. 17
3 .07* Sept.
1064 Sept
Sale
70
Sept.
Sept. 30
70
51
Sept.
Sept 30 56
514 Sale
1104 Sept. 20 1114 Sept. 12
1104 Sale
Sept. 26 1094 Sept. 13
1074 107
107
Sept. 9
109
1064 Sept, 3 108
107
ib?g
16
11
6
July 25
Sept. 25
3
Mar. 29
Mar. 27
Sept. 20
19
9
Sept.
834 Sept.
834 Sept.
87
Apr.
27
Sept.
34
Aug.
Mar. 12
62
Feb.
June 12
8
Sale
Sale
22
Jan.
34 Jan.
24 Jan.
34 Feb.
2
1084
1064
—
7
1024 June 19 1054 Aug. 13
65
60
Feb. 25
Apr. 25
1134 Jan.
8 1204 Aug. 21
2
934 Sept. 20 954 Sept. 6
944 Sale
Sept.19
954 Sept. 3 97
974
974
73 4 Sept. 11
664 Sept. 3
704 Sale
854 Sept. 5 884 s§pt.24
874 Sale
86
844 Sept. 6 864 Sept. 14
864
1014 1024 1.014 Sept. 6 1024 Sept. 27
694 Sept. 30 734 Sept. 6
694 Sale
Sale
Sept.
60
Sept. 30 64
61
111 4
44* hi A—1941
lien A ref 5s B..
.......1944
lien A ref 5t series C——-1951
3
)
1234 Sept.
1184 Sept.
100
Sept.
1054 Sept.
77
Sept.
39
Sept
834 Sept.
834 Sept.
794 Sept.;
27
Sept.
33
Sept.
324 Sept.
314 Sept.
34
Sept.
Sale
1204 Sept.
1184 1164 Sept.
994 Sept.
1044
Sale
Sale 105
1044 Sept.
70
754 694 Sept.
35
39
Sept.
464
Sale
80
Sept.
Sale
79
Sale
Sept.
Sale
734 Sept.
794 Sale
24
Sept.
29
24
284
30
Sale
Sept.
304 Sale
304
294 Sept.
334
294
29
Sept.
28
294
314
Sale
304 Sept.
304 Sale
v*.
107 4
~
1224
Sale
June 28
3
8*
Sale
704 Sale
604 Sale
624 Sale
624 Sale
Sale
1064 1074 107
1064
1064 Sale
S
N Y Edison 1st A ref
1st
50
Sale
94
N Y Dock 1st
Serial 5a g notes
1044 Sale
Sale
2-year 6% gold notes........—1935 A O
Y Connecting lat gu 44* A—1953
1st gtd 5a
64
Sale
84*
V Cblc A St Louta 1st g 4a
1**7 A
Refunding 54* aerlea A......1974 A
Refunding 44s aeries C
1978 M
44
Sale
Sale
Sale
>997 J
Debenture 4a of 1912..........1942 J
Ref A lmpt. 44* series A......2013 A
Lake Shore coll g 34a......-.1998 P
Mich Cunt cod g 24s
1998 P
V C A H R g mtge
3
3
ii04
O
M B cons g 5a...1935
1,477,000 New York Central conv sec 6s—1944 M N
648,000
Coneol 4s aerlea A
.....1998 F A
1,414,000
Ref A Inapt 44s aerlea A
2013 A O
1,672,000
Ref A lmpt 5s aeries G........2013 A O
N Y A Bklyn A
44
34 Sept.
1164
J
N
Sept. 9
Sept. 23 86
Sept. 24 1044 Sept. 24
Sept. 3 614 Sept. 12
Sept. 16 1024 Sept. 9
Sept.11
Sept. 9 104
Sept. 3 1004 Sept. 12
34
614
48,000 New England TAT 34-yr 6s A...1952
82,000
lat g 44s series B
.....19*1 M N
4,000 N J Junction RR gu 1st 4a...... 1986 V A
o
86,000 N I pow A Light 1st 44*
I* *
J
115,000 New Orleans Great Nor 5a aer A.. 1983
Npt 3c Cln B Pen gu g
34
24
68
1
I**
24
34
1014
J
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guar
D
14
D
370,000
105,000
854
1044
594
1014
1034
994
1
O
on
♦First cona gold 4a
'.
.1951
♦
32,000
taseoting cash warr rect No 4 on
404,000 Nat Steel 1st coll mtge s f 4s.— --1965 J D
2,000 in«ug*tuck RR lat g 4s
I'M M 8
'kins
854
103 4
Sale
60
♦Nat RR Mex prior lien g 44a
.1926
♦ \ went cash warr rect No» 4 on
New
85
1044
604
1044
...
Ry o* Mexico—
♦Prior lien 54-year §14 4»-
11,000
F
J
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May
4
1014 Sept. 25
23
86
Aug.
9
26
854 Aug. 26
5
784 July 18
1
794 Fab. 14
8 1054 May 28
2
30 954 Jan.
94
15
Namm (AI) A
1,000 Nash Flo & Sheff 1st gu g 5a....1937
94,000 N*«aau ftlec guar gold 4a atpd—1951
19,000 National Acme 1st mtge *a —...1*42
1*48
485,000 National Dalrv Prod de»* * 4*
458,000 Nat Distillers Products deb 44«-1945
8
74 Jan.
30
Mar. 30
81
Sept.23
54
74
83
804
Sale
1034
1024
i6i4 1014
Sale
1064
974
964
8
A....1955
C
July
Jan.
364 Jan.
12
12
20
7
8
9
Jan.
Jan.
70
43
14
Gen A ref 5a aeries B..........1955
f 4 4s aer
f 5a aer D
6
Sept.27
Sept. 5
'394 Sept!"io
l04
14
62
64
Aug.
88
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7
.
Sept. 26 85
Sept. 5 :74
48
41
32
76
85
88
D
Sept.12
Sept. 24
Sept. 9
Sept. 7
Sept. 20
Sept. 12
Sept. 7
Sept. 7
Sept. 7
Sept. 11
Sept. 7
Sept. 20
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82
70
37
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a
;
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40
J
218,000
24,000
6,000
78,000 Montana Power lat A ref 5a A...1943 J
3
Deb gold 5a series A
149,000
—19*2
Montecatinl Mln A Agr Co IttC
56,000
Deb g 7a
1**7
9,000 Mont Tram lat & ref 5a aeries A.. 1941
Gen A ref
Sale
-
gold 4a.... 1938 M 8
♦Montgomery Dlv lat g 5a ....1947 P A
♦Refunding A Improv't 44a ..1977 M 8
♦Sec 5% notes
........
1938 M 8
Mohawk A Mai lat gu tf 4a
!**» vl «•
Monongahela Ry 1st M 4s ser A..1960 M N
J
Mont Cent 1st gu g *a
I9i J
J
1st guar gold 5a......
.....1937 J
General A refunding 5a
Sale
234 Sept.
7
Sept.
24
Sept.
224 Sept.
234 Sept.
25
Sept.
5
Sept.
234 Sept.
24
Sept.
234 Sept.
23
Sept.
85
81
70
...144*
.
244
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.
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234 Sale
224
234 Sale
224
244
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5
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234 Sept.
22
264
25
.1981 fcCN
{♦Mobile A Ohio gen
15,000
7
23
244
.July 1938
lien g 5a ...1945
Mortgage gold 4s..._.
"3,006
Sale
234 Sale
244
224
Sale
25
♦Certificates of deposit....
♦Mo Pec id 7s axt at 4%
35,666
13
Sale
224
♦Certificates of deposit....
♦
Sept.
324 Sept.
35
Sept.
124 Sept.
Sale
364 s Sale
♦Certificates of deposit...
9,000
11",556
35
244
84 Sale
254 Sale
244
25
234 Sale
11975 M~S
.1477
A ref 5a aerlea P
J
J
3
84 Mar. 21
9
Feb.
Jan.
894 Jan.
Mar. 21
884
12 1024
Mar. 15
77
Mar. 30 66
04 Apr.
7
7
25
23
U Sept, 11
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
10
22
7
7
Jan.
7
714 Jan.: 7
24 1084 June 14
29
3
Ti
58
Feb.
21
July
July
16
10
20 1144 Feb.
16
31 1094 Jan. 10
25 1104 Mar.
1
N Y A Erie—See Erie RR.
28,000
N
68,000
Y Gas El Lt Ht A Pow
5s
Purehas# money coll tr g
1948 J D
4a...1949 P A
12,000 N Y & Greenw L prior Hen gu 5s. 1946 M N
n
194",606
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3
894
194* M N
J
754
87
106
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954
1004
Dock & lmpt lat
IN
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A Long
93
1973 N N
Guar 44* series B
,666
61
111
834
924
A
NYLKftW Goal A RR 64s
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95
20m- M N
1973 M N
A Harlem g 34a
N Y Lack A Western 4a ser
1,000
;
1044
5s...........1943 J
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95
93
1014
984 Sale
954
Sept. 3
1204 Sept. 27 122
1104 Sept. 30 1124 Sept. 12
95
Sept.
9
97
Sept. 11
99
Sept.
Sept.11
106
95
—
—
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98
1164 Jan.
2
107 4 Jan.
2 115
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974 Sept.
106
Sept. 11 106
954
99
1054 1064 1044 Sept. 23 106
1024
—
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1244 July 27
July
9
97
Sept. 11
1024 Aug. 3
1024 May
6
106
Mar. 30 1084 Feb. 19
94
Apr. 26 99
May
4
June
7
1044 Sept. 23 107
1014 Jan.
~ 1044 June 29
824 May
98
1014
106
Sale
Sale
Jan.
974 Sept.
30
N. Y. STOCK
Saks In
BONDS
September
Value
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Inter stPeriod
EXCHANOF-BONDS
Low from
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
July 1 1933
to
Sept. 3
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Sept.301935
*
Bid
Ask
Ask Bid
N Y N«w Htraa Ac Hertford—
•
20,000
Non-con? debonturo 4a.......1947 M P
29,000
Non-con t debenture IKI.....1947 A O
49,000
Non-con? debonturo >Ha
1454 AO
J
93,000
Non-eon? debonturo 4a.....—1958 J
174,000
Non-eon? debonturo 4a.....—195* M N
I
J
57,000
Gon?ertlbIe debenture ma—195*
J
532,000
Convertible debenture 4a—.1944 J
107,000
Collateral truat 4a.......—1940 A O
238,000
Debenture 4a.
........1957 91 N
682,000
lat Ac ref 4H* aer of 1937......1947 J D
89,000
Harlem R Ac Pt Cher tat 4a.-.19S4 M N
212,000 N Y Oit At Weat lat i 4a...June 1992 MS
81,000
General 4a........—.——195* I D
1,000 N Y Pro? It Boa ton fen 4a......1943 K O
10,000 NYA Putnam lat eon guar 4a ..1993 4 O
244,000 ♦N Y Rya Corp Inc 4a.
....Jan 1945 API
62,000
♦Income 6s assented........1965
21,000
Prior lien 4a aeriea A
.......1945 r\"
10,000
Prior Hen 6s assented.......1965
16,000 NY Ac Rich Gaa lat 4a A.. ......1951 MV
{♦N Y State Rya 4H* A ctfa
194J
♦6Ha aer B ctfa—..
.....1963
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27
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P
27H
82
40
1917
1
At South 1st g
5a
1941
226",666 Norfolk At West Ry lat con g 4a... 1994
6,000
Pocahontae G Ar C lolnt 4a....1941
463,000
orth American Co deb 5a.......1961
71,000 North Am Edlaon deb 5a aer A...1957
211,000
Deb 5H* *er B
Aug 15 1963
Deb 5a aeriea C——.No? 1519*9
82,000
3,000 North Cent gen Ac ref 5a aer A...1974
110)1
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43
43
48
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56
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88
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71.000 Ogden At Lake Ch 1st guar g 4s..1948
Ohio Connecting Ry lat 4a
,..1943
26.656 Ohio Pub Service 1st At ref 7)4*—194*
11,000
1st At ref 7a aeriea B...........1947
5,000 Ohio River RR lat g 5s......... 193*
8,000
General gold 5a
.........1937
16,000 {♦Old Ben Coal lat g 6a...
1944
57,000 Ontario Power N P lat 5s
1943
25.000 Ontario Transmloslon 1st 5a..
1945
23,000 Oregon RR At No? con g 4s.....194*
20,000 Oregon Short Line lat con g 5a.. 1*4*
1st guar cons 5a stamped...... 1946
17,000
435,000 Ore-Wash RRAtNa? IstAtref 4a...1961
53,000 Oslo Gaa At Elec extl a f g 5a.....1962
333,000 Otis Steel sec g 6a aeriea A. ......1941
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155,000 Pacific G At E gen At ref 5a aer A..1942 J J
58,000 Pacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4s
193* F A
25
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38,000
82,000
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1,000
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3,000
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Pennsylvania Co—
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Guar 3H* coll tr ctts ser B
1941
Guar g 3H* tr ctfs series G...1943
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109 H 109)4 109)4 Sept. 20 10994 Sept. 19
—
83 94
Penn Ohio A Detroit RR—
......
10794 Sept.
24 X Feb. 26
26
Feb. 26
Sept. 11
3494 Sept. 11
34 K Sept. 11
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1st A ref gold 4H« «erlea A....1977 A O
48,000
22,000
4H* series B_................1981
632,000 Penn Pow A Lt 1st M 4Hs
1981 AO
6,000 Penn RR consol gold 4a.
1943 M N
25,000
Gonaol gold 4s.
—.—.1948 MN
33,000
Stamped dollar bonds......1948 MN
Consol 4 H« Issue of 1915......I960 F A
114,000
General 4H* Series A.........1965 J D
564,000
General 5a Series B—.—.....1968 J D
218,000
99,000
16-year secured 6Hs
1*3* P A
Secured gold 5a..............1964 MN
187,000
Debenture gold 4Ha...—...1970 A O
680,000
General 4Vfa series D.........1*81 AO
274,000
J
Gen mtge 4H* series B— .....1984 J
339,000
13,000 Peoples Gaa A Coke lat
.1943 A O
84,000
Refunding gold 5a........
1947 M S
Sept.
Sept.
Sept
99
Sept.
110
Sept.
80
Sept.
78
Sept.
18H Sept.
98)4
99)4 Sale
102)4 Sale 101
98
99
Sale
116
121)4 120
110)4 1U94 111
43
46 H
65
43
49)4
10194
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83)4 82)4
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9694
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10894
Sale
10694
10894 10794
10294
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44
45
28
27
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55
1955 F A
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90
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40
98)4
.
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82
Sale
Sale
80
80
21
29
30
30
107 94
10794
112
11294 11294
118
118
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99
102 H Sale
108
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109)4 Sale
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90
87
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30
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32)4 Sept. 11
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35
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42)4 47)4 43)4 45
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150)4 Sale 153
150)4 Sept. 3 154)4 Sept. 25 135
12
12
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Sept. 23
12
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12)4
1494
10 %
14
10H Sept. 27 12)4 Sept. 13
10H
44
53)4 47
50
35)1
113
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113
114 94 Sale
Sept~~3 116)4 "Sept."i6 116)4
Sept. 30 10794 Sept. 5 106
107
Sale 107
107)4
Sale
99)4 Sept. 3 102
99)4 Sale 100
Sept. 11
81)4
101
3554
MS
50
44 K
110)4
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14 H
MN
Sept, 17
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
77
38
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26)4 Sale
107)4 108
92 H Sale
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17)4
sale of April 1 and
14,000
♦Oct 1 1933 and Apr 11934 coups
41,000 Nor Ohio Trac Ac Lt 6s aer A.....1947
418,000 Northern Pacific prior Ilea 4s. .19*7
304,000
Gen Hen ry At Id gt 3a....Jan 3947
396,000
Ref At Impt 4Ha Series A.... .3047
980,000
Ref At Impt 4a Series B.......3047
70,000
Ref At Impt 5a Series G.......3047
180,000
Ref At Impt 5s Series D— .....3047
1,000 Northern Ry of Calif guar 5a—..193*
158,000 North States Power 5a A........1941
37,000
fat Ac ref 4a series B—
...1941
N*western Teleg 4H* extended ..1944
130'000 Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 5H«—1957
99)4
alio94 Sale
80 %
83
76
Gen At ref 4H* aeriea A
2,000
...1974 MP
13,000 {♦Northern Ohio 1st guar * 4s
1*46 AO
♦Ex Apr *33, Oct '33, Apr '34 coups
Stamped
50
40
26
-----
41H
Mb
M
47)4 Sale
Sale
37 m
99
81
17
40 H
90
P
20
32
41H
3194
72 94
102 H
45 94
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49
33
28
37)1 Sept. 30
101)4 Sept. 17
81
Sept. 30
Sale
16
Sept. 24
Sale
Sept. 24
16)4
17)4 16
94
100
Sept. 17
95)4 Sale
95
96)4 92)4 Sept. 18
96
10994 108)4 Sale 108)4 Sept. 12
2)4
2)4
116" 110)4 109)4 "Sept." 4
Sale
106)4 105)4 105)4 105M Sept. 21
111
105M 106
105m Sept. 24
91)4
*lag Lock Ac Ont Pow lat 6a A...1955
♦{♦Norfolk
51
Sale
90
NY Tel lat At gens f 4 Ha.—.193* MA
N Y Trap Rock lat a f g 4a.......194* J I
6s stamped
1946
Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5H*—-1950 MN
Nordeutache Lloyd (Bremen)—
18,000
♦JO-year s f 6a.......—. 1947 MN
10,000
New 4 6%.
...
-1947 MN
184,000 Nord Rya eitl a f 6H*
195* A <
159,000 ♦t♦Norfolk South let Ar res 5a A. 1941 P *
21,000
♦Certificates of deposit...........
40
94)4
108)4
194
IK
109m
105 K
M
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
90
94
Second gold 4Ha—
.1937 P A
General gold 5a..............194* F A
Terminal lat gold 5a.......... 194J MN
N Y Weatchea Ac Boa lat 4Ha....194*
28)4 Sale
26)4 31
Sale
101)4
8294
84
17 H Sale
18
17)4
96
J
29
35
90
..
N Y Suaa Ac Weet let nf g 5a.
29
26
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
81H
66 M
38,000 New York Steam lat *e aer A....1947 MW
41,000
lat morttfafte 5a...............1951 M N
33,000
lat mortgage 5a...............1956 MN
24,000
8,000
9,000
3,000
197,000
11,000
55,000
463,000
18,000
152,000
27
Sale
Sale
Sale
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35
28
3794
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50)4
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30)4
30)4
36
29
2894
31
31
90 m
ib
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28
30
18
17
18
24
16
16
27
21
25
Sept.24
Sept.
Sept.
3
3
9794 Sept. 24
15 108
Sept. 3
15 10794 Sept. 3
Feb. 23
16 163
18 35
Aug, 10
27 34
Sept. 30
6 118)4 July 25
Mar. 6
2 94
5
19
5
6
10294 Mar. 26
103
Sept.
4
10294 July 18
103
May 23
June
5
9994 Jan.
2 103
10494 Jan. 17 10794 Apr. 26
71)4 Mar. 13 93)4 Aug. 9
Apr.
10494 Sept. 17 103
105)4 Sept. 25 104)4 Mar.
9894 Jan.
105)4 Sept. 10
111
Feb.
Sept. 12 107
Jan.
111)4 Sept. 7 108
111
Jan.
Sept. 7 108
117)4 Sept. 13 114)4 Jan.
10794 Sept. 3 10494 Mar.
Mar.
11394 Sept. 3 109
102)4 Sept. 3 10194 Sept.
Jan.
10794 Sept. 23 105
97J4 Sept. 10
9094 Apr.
104)4 Sept. 3 10094 Jan.
104)1 Sept. 5 99)4 Jan.
117
Sept. 12 11094 Jan.
107)4 Sept. 16
9894 Jan.
3
11
2
11
15
2
2
30
30
106)4 July 15
10694 Aug. 2
106)4 July
9
111
July 18
114)4 June 15
113)4 May
2
119)4 Mar. 2
109)1 July 6
115)4 July
5
Jan. 10
30 106
June 28
3 108
1 9794 July 31
July
6
4 107
9
2 106)4 July
Aug. 14
3 118
9
2 107)4 July
N. T. STOCK
Oct., 1935]
Stales in
value
1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
BONDS
September
31
EXCHANGE—BONDS
July 11933
•
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
to
Sept. 3
'Highest
Lowest
Sept. 30
Lowest
Highest
Sept.ZQ 1936
Bid
71
Bid
,
136,000
6,000
1,000
437,000
.--1940 A O
pmrft ac East 1st cons 4s
♦Income 4s (flat)
..1990 A
Peoria Ac Pekln Un 1st §m 4—1*74
Pere Marquette 1st 5s series a,..1956 j
j
1st 4s Series
O
A
j
j
168,000
1st g 4ms series g———.1984 m 8
250,000
83,000 Phils Bait * Wash 1st g 4s.... .1941 m.n
General 5s Series b——.1974 pa
j
Gen 144s series g———1977 j
"2",66o
General 44s series d—....... 1981 j d
72,000
j d
755,000 Phlla Company secured gold 5s. 1947
93,000 Phils Bloc Co 1st 44s
...1947 mn
1st Ac retg 4s.................1971 j d
151,000
j
1973 j
112,000 Phlla * Read Cfclref 5s
Convertible deb 4s............1949 m 8
401,000
J
38,000 Philippine Ry 1st 34-yr s f 4s... 1937 J
213,000 Phillips Petroleum deb 54s.....1939 J D
4 o
; 29,000 Plllsburr Flour Mills 24-yr 4s
.1943
Pirelli Go (Italy) con* 7s...—.—1952 m n
V
*>
•»
4»
25,000
17,000
Con
Con
Con
1094
994 Sale
105
1,000
Con
Con
2,000
34,000
95,000
90.000
Sale
1054 Sale
584 Sale
37
Sale
244 27
1024 Sale
107
65
108
85
Con
1st gen 5s series b—......1962
Port Arthur Canal Ac Dock 4s....1953
j
f
a
a
o
j
5s..1996
2d gold 6s....—........-.—.-1996
St Louis Iron Mtn Ac South—
♦♦River Ac Gulf Dlv 1st g 4s... 1933
♦Certificates of deposit.....
{♦St l Peo Ac n w 1st 5s
-—1948
s< l tiky 18 Ac Pec 5a stmpd—...1955
{8t Louis-San Francisco Ry —
♦Priori len 4s series a
.......1950
♦Certificates of deposit.———
♦Prior lien 5s series' b.
.—..1950
♦Certificates of deposit...
♦Con m 44s series a
.1978
♦Certificates of deposit stamped
347,000
1,000
38,000
28,000
Sale
108
58
Sale
III4 Sept.
111""
118
Sale
I
J
j
d
a
o
1
J
j
m n
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74
4 1094 Sept.
35
50
Sale
Sale
224
29
31
Sale
494 Sale
224 25
1044 Sale
1044 Sale
1064
—
*964 Sale
4
1184 Sept. 3
1164 Sept. 9
114
Sept. 7
1134 Sept. 13
1064 Sept. 4
67
67
67
634 Sept.
67
Sept.
644 Sept.
"754 Sept."i8
Sept. 20
Sept. 20
Sept. 11
79
Sept.
3
72
Sept. 21 774 Sept. 7
4 1064 Sept. 4
514 Sept. 5 544 Sept. 13
304 Sept. 28 37
Sept. 7
484 Sept. 20 53
Sept. 11
1664 Sept.
N
52
o
j
a
106
103
o
m
8
j
j
'
3
1044 105
1044 Sept. 18 1044 Sept. 3
1064 1074 1064 Sept. 27 1074 Sept. 20
97
Sale
954 Sept. 21 974 Sept. 13
964 Sept. 3 994 Sept. 30
994 Sale
1154
Sale
70
116"
m n
a
j
1544105*" 1544 Sept.l3 i544~Sept.""3
Sale
Sale
97
974 Sale
1054 Sale 1054 Sale
1044 1044 1054 Sale
Sale
104
1044 Sale
104
1044 Sale
108
82*26
70
52
354
33
91
95
1
054 Jan.
m s
m
8
m
8
a
o
a o
j
j
j
j
j
j
1044 Sept.
1034 Sept.
104
Sept.
6 67
Sept. 20
4
Jan. 10
68
Apr. 25 1094 Apr. 26
164 June 20 1164 June 20
9
754 Sept. 18 854 Jan.
June 24
75
May 21 82
4
80
Aug. 17
504 Jan.
1064 Aug, 29 1074 July 26
4
42
504 May 16
Apr.
254 June 12 52 4 Jan. 22
384 Mar. 26 564 July 12
4
Jan, 10
35
20
May
884 May 17 914 Mar. 30
1044 Sept. 13 1094 Mar. 28
1044 Sept. 18 1094 Apr. 11
104
July 30 1084 Apr 22
954 Sept. 21 974 Sept.43
824 Feb* 11 994 Sept. 30
.
Sale
884
a o
mn
1034
1084
344
284
Sept. 30
Sept. 5
Sept. 7
Sept. 21
1034 Sept. 30 1034 Sept. 30
1074 Jan.
3 1084 Apr. 17
Feb. 18
32
July 31 43
264 June 3 394 Feb. 20
Sept.
Sept.
334
z32
Aug.
Aug.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
May
62
-----
1034 104
884
894
60
37
71
Sale
37
j
j
j
j
155,000
109,000
rs
97,000
49,000
m 8
362,000
190,000
139,000 St. Louis 8outhwest 1st g 4s—.1989 mn
j
2d gold 4s Income bond..Nov 1989 i
23,000
1st terminal Ac unlf 5b—.—1952
219,000
Gen Ac ref 5s series a—......1990
210,000
17,000 St Paul City Ry Gable 5s...
1937
Guaranteed 5s.........———1937
8,000
'it Paul Ac Duluth 1st consol 4s .1968 1 d
j
st Peu> b Grand Trunk 44s
1947 i
87,000 {♦St Paul Ac k c Short l guar 44*1941 f a
.
.
-
.
414
Sale
13* Sale
W
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
104
104
94
804
794
584 63
624 Sale
504
52
954
98
98
974
1024
Sale
734 Sale
12
Sale
104
134
124
94
84
834
634
634
524
974
114
14
13
104
Sale
Sale
664
98
Sale
Sale
984
99
954 July 18
Feb.
9
Feb.
4
Aug. 20
Jan.
3
Aug. 20
Aug. 10
July 24
14
Aug. 19
5
1364 Jan.
Jan. 15
38
Feb. 11'
Jan.
9
Sept. 21
Sept. 26 107
1034 Sept. 24 1044 Sept. 3
105
60
63
37
71
Sept. 30
Sept. 6
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
Sept. 28
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
804 Sept.
62
Sept.
5l
Sept.
12
104
134
124
94
84
514 Sept.
954 Sept.
974 Sept.
Mar.
Jan.
Sept.
June
May
*35"
294
114 Sale
114 Sept. 28
144 Sept.
174 Jan.
154 Jan.
4
2
Mar.
18
Jan.
8
Mar.
164 Jan*
8
Mar.
144 Jan.
3
Mar.
134 Jan.
2
Apr.
May
54
37
60
7
4
5
5
11
11
28
26
17
28
16
10
5
6
Feb. 26
Jan. 25
Mar.
85
Apr. 13
Jan.
2
K*
4
Aug.
19
21
544 Mar. 29
144 Sept.
124 Sept.
15
Sept.
14
Sept.
114 Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
664 Sept.
644 Sept.
544 Sept.
98
Sept.
99
Sept.
June
June
June
564 Jan.
75
July
67
63
39
Sept. 11
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
734 Sept. 30
T
Feb. 11 107
96
Jan.
7 1044
864 May 23 90
804 Mar. 7 85
103
Mar. 28
May
Mar.
Mar. 13
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
134 Sale
5
Feb.
824
Sept.
474
May
May 311094
Mar. 51104
110
Sept*
62
—
634 Sale
Feb.
15
434 Feb. 15
35
Aug. 16
35
Aug. 16
Mar. 23
46
1074 Aug. 9
Jan. 12
60
43
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
44
434 Feb. 15
Jan.
4
64
j*~j
70
Sept. 13
72
Sept. 24
1004 Jan. 30
1084 Jan.
8
1084 Jan. 11
1044 Aug. 21
1044 Sept* 30
157" Sept.""9 1034 Jan.
3 I67*""Sept"*9
l554 Sept. 16
944 Apr* 10 1054 Aug. 6
105
104
15
614 Apr.
Apr.
45 H Feb, 27
Sept. 13
264 Mar. 11
Sept. 24
Sept. 9
964 Sept. 27
1064 Sept. 7 1044 Aug. 19
1064 Sept. 9 1044 Aug. 29
2
99
Jan.
IO44 Sept. 4
1044 Sept. 30
994 Mar. 18
105
35
12 1094 May
98
1074—1104
1094 Sale
114
134
ol 164 Sale
34
364
31
324
34
394
-
Aug. 12
47
09
Sept. 35 774 Sept. 20
294 Sept. 27 354 Sept. 13
294 Sale
107
Sept. 11 1074 Sept. 20
1084 107
1094
1064 Sale" 1554 Sept 35 1594 Sept.""3
l5
Sept. 7
Sept. 25 13
104 114
1154 Sept. 10 *1154 Sept21
118
72 *
32
324 Sept. 21 z334 Sept. 4
30
33
Sept. 13
29
Sept. 5 34
34
Sept. 19
Sept. 5 35
314 34
344
m s
Sept. 30
July 23
June
1
June 27
Mar, 22 110
Jan. 10 1184 Sept. 3
June 24
21 117
Feb.
Feb. 20
4 116
Jan.
4 116
Feb. 23
Jan.
04
Mar. 18 108
July l5
June 20
10
Mar. 8 114
June 13
9 113
104 Apr.
Feb. 15
074 Feb. 15 107
Jan.
8
53
Mar. 14 68
1
"77"'
71
69
11
10
June 24
664 Sept. 26
644 Sept. 17
54
Sept. 28
98
Aug. 16
99
Sept. 10
1024 May 23
II4 Mar.*26 *l74*Jan" *8
St Paul Minn Ac Manitoba—
154,000
5s extended to July 1 ........1943 j
Montana Bxt 1st gold 4s......1937 j
13.000
Pacific Bxt sterling guar 4s
1940 i
14,000
30,000 lit Paul Union Depot 1st 5s guar. 1972 j
241,000 iSsn aor Ac Aran Pass 1st guer 4s.1943 i
36,000 ■ian Antonio Public Serv 1st 6s a.1952 j
j
d
j
1024
j
j
1184
874 Sale
j
107
lanta fe Prase Ac Phenlx 1st 5s.. 1942 m 8
"4", 066
Ichulco Go guar 64*-—-—---1944 j
36,000
Stamped-...........—.——..
Guar sinking fund 64* b—...1946
42",000
a
107
1034 104
1064
j
o
Stamped.....................
1989 mn
5,000 Sclo Vail Ac n e 1st guar g 4s
Sale
1074
1034
1034
1174
864
1084
1134 1144 112
544 49
484 49
m
*55"*
50
50
1114 1124 111
1064 Sept. 4 1074 Sept. 18
1044 1034 Sept. 9 1044 Sept 24
102
Sept. 12 1024 Sept. 26
Sept. 19 1184 Sept. 4
ii§" 117
Sale
864 Sept. 30 904 Sept. 17
107
Sale
Sept. 3 1084 Sept. 30
Sale
.
"544
514
54
Sale
494 Sept. 24
424 Sept. 12
45"
1124 Ill
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114
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1124 Aug; 2
1014 Aug. 12
110
Jan.
8
1084 Apr. 27
75
Jan. 10
634 Jan.
9
274 June 11
104
Apr.
1
1094 Apr.
6
1044 Feb. 21
1074 Apr. 29 110
33$ Sept. 6
324 Sept.
32
314 Sept.
Sept. 23
324 Sept. 6
Sept.
32
Sept. 23
Sept.
324 Sale
32
294 S?pt.
Sept. 5
304 Sale
294 Sept. 23 324 Sept. 9
304 Sale
40
Sept. 13
444 414 Sept. 10 42
1074 Sept. 11
1074 Sept.
*60*" 524 Sept.
524 Sept. 23
89
95
904 Sept. 26
88
Sept
324
4
744
9
Jan.
8
Aug. 23
Sept. 30
Sept. 28
116
li
304 Sale
304 314
37
414
106
1074
524
60
—
70
72
Sept.
Sept.
964 Sept.
1554 Sept.
1064 1564 Sale
1554 Sept!
1054 1044 Sept.
1044 105
1034 Sale 1034 Sept.
Sale 108
Sale
1074 Sept.
z33
344 334 42
Sept.
Sale
27
294 28
Sept.
324
314
3
11
12
14
24
14 1194
07
1164 Sept.
1154 Sept.
1124 Sept.
1114 Sept.
l554 Sept.
80
744 Sale
754 Sale
1064 1074 1064 1074
524 Sale
524 54
554
i
764 Sale
Sale Prices
734 Jan.
9 1084 Jan. 16 1124 Aug. 13
May 10
1084 Feb.
8 112
109
Jan. 10 1114 Aug. 16
109
115
40
Jan.
Jan.
5
15
1114 Sept. 16
1084'Sept."24 1584 Sept.*24
1594 Sept"
June
Apr.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1114 Sept. 10 1084 J&n.
4
Jan.
3
1114 Sept. 20 107
794 Mar, 15
1004 Sept. 17
106
Sept. 3
Sept. 3 105
2
1064 Sept. 26 1044 Jan:
604 Sept. 6
524 Mar. 25
304 Mar. 25
404 Sept. 10
25
Sept. 6
224 Feb. 15
1024 Sept. 3 1014 Jan.
108
Sept, 11 1054 July 25
82
Aug. 2
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
67
Sept.
37
Sept.
234 Sept.
1014 Sept.
1064 Sept.
85
66
66
70
j
3,000 st Jos Ac Grand Island 1st g 4s..1947 j j
33,000 St Joseph Ry l h 8c p 1st 5s —1937 mn
St Lawr Ac Adirondack 1st g
113
8
d
18,000 ♦Rhine-West Bloc Power 7s—,—1954 MN
♦Direct mortgage gold 6s—....1952 mn
19,000
♦Gone mtge 6s.. ..............1953 p a
25,000
♦Hons mtge 6s with warrants.. 1955 a n
22,000
•{♦Richfield Oil of Calif 6s... 1944 mn
138,000
♦Certificates of deposit........... m n
96,000
0,000 Richmond Ac Mecklenburg 1st 4s.1948 m n
3,000 Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 5s—1952
2,000 ♦Rlma Steel s f 7s............... 1955
31,000 Rio Grande June 1st guar g 5s.. 1939
{♦Rio Grande Southern 1st 4s.. 1940
♦Guar (Jan 1922 coupon).
1940
115,000 ♦Rio Grande Western 1st g 4t—.1939
♦1st con ar coll trust 4s series a.1949
72,000
7,000 Rochester Gas Ac 13 54s ser c—-1948
Gen Mtge 4 4« series d——1977
46*666
Gen mtge 5s series b——1962
27,000 ♦{♦RockIs Ark Ac Louis lst44s ..1934
28,000 Royal Dutch ieh 4s with warr.—1945
16,000 ♦Ruhr Chemical 60.............1948
28,000 Rutland-Canadian 1st guat g 4s. 1949
9,000 Rutland r r 1st cons g 44«
1941
Sale
234 Sale
1014 Sale
644
814
1956 %f
35,600 Republic Iron Ac Steel * f 5s......1940
Ref Ac gen 54s series a—.1953
125,000
Gen mtge conv 44s series a...1950
260,000
44,000 Revere Copper Ac Brass 6s a——.1948
26,000 ♦Rheineibe Union s f g 7s.......1946
1953
30,000 ♦Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s
57
39
1054
644
79
819,000 Portland General Electric 444—1944 m s
j
j
1st 58 1935 extended to 1950.......
2,000
j
1942 j
51,000 Porto Rican Am Tobac con* 6s
911,000 {♦Postal Teleg Ac 3eble coll 5s.. .1953 j
41,000 * {♦Pressed Steel Car 14-yeer 5s .1933 J j
Providence Securities deb 4s gu—1957 mn
.
82
ll54
1114
1094 109
Sale
984
106
1084 105
1064 Sale 1054
99
1034
634 Sale
624 65
624 65
1064 109
1st mtge 4s series b.._—......1953
Providence Terminal 1st 4s..
Sale
Sale Prices
123
112
1st mtge 44s aeries g.........1944 A
Pitts y Ac Ash 1st gen 4s ser a-.1948
39,000 Public Serv Bit g 1st Ac ref ♦44—1967
1st Ac ref 44s ............—..1974
33,000
1st Ac ref gold 4§—..........1971
73,000
819,000 Pure Oil Co s f 44s w w
.1950
.1948
191,000 Purity Bakeries Corp sff§*
{♦ Radio Keith Orph pt pd ctfs
for deb 6s Ac com stk (65% pd).—.
1,000
♦♦Debenture gold 6s——1941
109,000
114.000 Read Co Jersey Can coll g 4s....1951
Gen Ac ref 44s series a——.1997
94,000
Gen Ac ref 44s series b—...... 1997
125,000
220,000 Rem Rand 54* a with warr—.1947
54s without warrants........1947
11,000
Rensselaer Ac Saratoga 1st gu 6s.1941
Sale
Sale Prices
724 Sept. 19
604
4
7 4 Sept. 6
Sept. 20
Sept. 21 1074 Sept. 21 102
75
Sept. 3 944 Sept. 30
69
Sept. 3 844 Sept. 28
68
Sept. 20 874 Sept. 30
Sept. 6 1114 Sept, 28 158
113
Pitts Va Ac Char 1st guar 4s....1943 mn
22,000 ♦Pitts Ac West Va 1st 44s ser a .1958 j
1st mtge 44s series b—...1959 a
1,000
6,000
Sale
1084
1044
1094
1094
1094
1164
1154 1164
112
1134
1124 113
1064 Sale
1134
Pitts Shen Ac l b 1st g 5s
—1944
First consol gold 5s..........1943
29,000
Sale
64
1074
894
784
109
Gen guar 5s series a.—.——197# i d
General g 5s ser b
1975 a o
General 4 4s series g
....1977 j j
Con
94
84
Sale Prices
67
Sept. 5
1114 1094 1104 1104 Sept.
1094 1104 Ill
Sept.
a—1940 a o
d—1942 a o
44* series c guar d——1942 mn
4s series d guar g..—.1945 mn
34s series e guar g
1949 F a
4s series f guar d——1953 J D
4s series g guar g......
1957 mn
4s series h guar g—......1944 p a
44s series i g———1963 p a
44s series j guar........1944 m n
"2" odd
1074
784 Sale
824 Sale
864
094 1104 111
115
1204 115
1124
1114
106
Ask
Sale
7
894 Sale
p g g Ac St l g 44s series
Con 44s series b guar
Con
*1*666
65 M
5
107
-
55
Sept. 24
504 Sept. 27
5i" "Sept."25
9 1114
Sept. 16
1044
June 17
101
Aug. 5
Sept. 26
July 31
Sept. 17
July 11
May 3
July
9
994
113
744
1004
108
34
29
S3*
28
1094
Sept. 24
July
9
Sept. 25
Feb. 25
®/:'V
N. Y. STOCK
33
Sales in
N.
July 1 1933
EXCHANGE
Y. STOCK
to
Sept.301935
Bid
28,005
2,000
9,000
15,000
10,000
201,000
122,000
4,000
\djuatment
10%
15
13
12
18%
16%
O
12
14
12
Sale
F
k
2
2%
4%
8%
6X
4%
12%
Sale
2%
y
4
%
5%
5%
4
\i~s
7
♦♦ \tlao-Blrm Div 1st 4 4s.May 1933 NIP
tSsaboard-All FIs 1st 4s A...... 1935
Sale
6
1945
♦Certificates of deposit.....
Sale
12%
15
5
Sale
Sale
14%
2%
4%
3%
6
4%
13%
11
30
9
24
20
15
28
27
12
7%
6%
14%
12
2%
6%
4
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
«3K
99
A
Sharon Steel Hoop s f 5%s A.... 1948 F
Shell Pipe Line s f
Shell Union Oil s
1947 M N
D
19SJ J
Shtaretsu £1 Pow 1st ©Via...
"♦Siemens ft Halske sec s f 4
7s.. 1935
J
87
89%
s
P
3%
96%
102%
102%
Sale
85
39
"4l%
61%
39%
J
f 4V4s........... 1951 M 8
F A
0k San Fran Power 1st 5s.. 1944
♦debenture
Sale
103% Sale
102% Sale
195J M N
deb 5s
f deb 5s
Sale
110% 111% Ill
111
28
28
k
42%
30
♦Silesla-Blec Corp 4old 414s..... 1946
7s..... 1941 7
A
60 %
1939 M
Shelly Oil deb s f 5 His
F
South it Nor Ala cons 4uar 5a... 1936
H
102%
Sale
70
60%
102% 102% 102%
A
104
O
114%
3%
99%
.03%
.03%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
87
Sept.
66% Sept.
41
Sept.
111% Sept.
30
Sept.
71
Sept.
.03% Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
5
30
9
20
10
17
23
16
111
Stleslan Am Corp coll tr 4
Gen
cons
4uar 54-year 6s..... 1943
84,000 South Bell T it T 1st s f 5s..
.1941 f
59,000 Southern Colorado Power 1st g 4a '47 J
278,000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug. '49 J
615,000
1st 4 4s (Oregon Lines) ser A .1977 M
M
411,000
Gold 4HS.U
-1•6s
580,000]
1,126,000
lso
108
I
99
78}
85^
72%
72%
71%
105%
107%
98%
90%
D
P
a
M N
1981
Gold 4 Vis
113,000
3,000
May 1 1969
Gold 4%i
J
M
N
Francisco Term 1st 4s.... 1950 A O
5s......1937 M N
So Pac off Calif 1st cons
4s........1937
South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4s
1995
4s stamped
1955
Southern Ry 1st cons 5s........1994
Oevel (k gen 4s series A......-1956
Devel 8c gen 4s series A....... 1956
Devel A gen 4 Ho series A.....1956
Memphis Div 1st g 5s.199ft
St Louis DIt 1st g 4s........-1951
Bast Toon reorg lien 5s.......1938
South Pac Coast guar
715,556
463",555
1,437,000
J
1
J
J
108%
106% 106
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
84% Sept.
Sale
Sale
72
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
108 %
108
71%
71%
102%
106%
97%
96%
Sale
99
96% Sept.
84
Sale
~8l% Sale"
Sale
81
40% Sale
54% Sale
56% Sale
37%
47%
49%
72
38
76
78%
72
Sale
76
82%
9/%
70
Sale'
48
Sale
50
538,000
725,000
61,000
93,000
M S
3,000
124,000
Mobile A Ohio coll tr 4s
1938 M S
172,000 Southw bell Telep 1st Ac ref 5s
1954 F A
J
37,000 {♦Spof^ns Incernat 1st g 5s....1955 J
222,000 *tand Oil (N Y) deb 4 Vis
1951 I O
Sale
70
95
97%
~34%
36
39
D
"8",555
12
19%
fStudebaker Corp conv deb 6s..1945 J
J
39
98 %
50 %
S
101%
103 %
117 %
95,
35
Sept.20
3
98% Sept
87
Sept,
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
43%
59
77
95
41%
109%
11%
^rsten
1*1 Ry 1st gu g
102
A Lewtston 1st g 4S--
Sunburr
268",555
11,000
vr
.1996
Swift & Co 1st M 3%s
1950
M
Lighting Co 1st g 5s...1951 I
Syracuse
48,000 Tenn Cent Ry lstM6s ser A or B. 1947
21,000 Tenn Coal Iron A RR gen 5s..
1951
Tenn Copper dk Chem—
54,000
Cons deb 4s serle* B
......1944
199,000 Tenn Elec Power 1st 6s series A.. 1947
19,000
term HR Assn of St L 1st g
20,000
First
56,000
Gen
cons
ref
•
g 5s
f gold 4s
4Vis
.......
......
I)
103
A
O
66
J
J
114
Sale
103% Sale
117% 121
Sale
Sale
67% Sale
118
119
119
.193*
1944
1951
J
Jnne 19 195'
1st M 6- t Series..
39,000 Toledo
& Ohio Cent ref & imp
3%s '60
"4",555
llH
39
103%
25%
45%
98%
103%
112
*
or
Ham A Buff 1st 4s.
conv
15,uou Trues-Traei Coal
.....1946
.
Go* A Elec 1st 5s
6,000 Tri-Contln'l Corp
_
conv 6
194" !M
.
deb 5s
ser
A'53
1943
Vis.
I
D
M
A
103
S
O
9,000
22,000
21,000
519,000
168,000
107,000
32,000
290,000
111,000
486,000
11,000
429",555
33,555
26.000
Union Elec LAP (111) 1st 5 Vis
{♦Union Elev Ry Chic 1st 5s... .1945
Union Oil Cal 30-yr 4s ser A May
J
O
A
1942
i
i
1947
M S
..June 3008
J
J
1967
First A refunding 4s
49-year
gold 4s
......Juno 3008
|b»
...
Uuited Bi cult
(Amer) deb 5s... 1950
United Drug Co (Del) 5s......
1*53
N J RR A Canal Co gen 4s
1944
♦{♦United Rys St L 1st g 4s
1934
I> S Rubber 1st A ref 5s series
A..1947
M
1
P
102%
106%
A O
s
M
8
1951
J
A..1947
55,000
♦Sinking fund deb 4 Vis ser
4,000 United Stl Wks(Burbach) s f g 7e 1951
270,000 ♦ Jnlversal Pipe A Rad deb 4s...1934
96% Sale
99%
33
13
18%
O
32%
50%
D
Vsndttlta consoi
«
conv
5s
4s A......
Consol 4s Series B
♦Vertlentes Sugar 7s ctfs
55%
J
109
20 %
88%
117
1942
32
34
18
A
O
A
59
99
118
106
lK
J
D
I
D
45,000 Va Elec & Power 5s series B__.
1954
266,000
1st & ref M 58 series A
...1955 A O
M
8
4,000 Va Iron Coal A Coke 1st g 5s
1946
18,000 Virginia Midland general 5s.....1936 UN
95
Aug.
3
101%
2
86
50
91
2%
2%
10
—
-
120
113
107
106%
114
102%
Sept.
106
Sept.
90% Sept.
Ill
Sept.
107
94
111%
Feb.
June
Sale
33
44
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept
Jan.
Sept.
110
Jau.
102% Sept.19
83% June 17
Aug. 12
July
5
76
July
5
6
75% July
106% Sept.11
107% Aug. 30
100% Aug. 16
9
98% July
97
July 11
9
103% Jan.
8
62* Jan,
Apr.
Mar.
80
Sept. 23
33
32%
135
Sale
6
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
5
3
17
13
18
9
5
Mar.
Apr.
Sept.
Aug.
Mar.
July
July
July
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
July
Sept.
Sale
Jan.
4
Jan.
30
103
Mar.
67
111
Jan.
6
8
21
88
Jan.
11% Sept.30
104% Feb. 15
Sept.
9
7
Apr.
May
21% Aug.
9
59% Sept. 18
101% Aug. 21 104% July 11
Ja^n. 11 121% Aug. 17
54% Mar. 18 69
Aug. 19
Jan.
5 121% July 19
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
May 23
July
2
May 10
13 116% Aug. 13
5 102
5 104
2 112
4
98
17%
32%
88%
87%
117%
48%
34
Apr.
21
94
Aug.
1
1
93% Aug.
.7
93% Jan.
Jan.
2 101
Sept. 28
59
June 27
Aug.
7
7
Apr. 12 26% Jan.
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Jan.
Jan.
72
Jan.
101
8
4
94% July
1
Jan.
8
103
102% July 27
118.
Sept. 3
112% Sept.17
94
May 10
104
Sept. 18
96% Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
76% Aug.
77
Aug.
100
Mar.
96
90% Mar.
Jan.
96%
109%
106%
25%
July
Sept.
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
2
1
9
15
1
Sept. 9
121
Aug. 23
113% Apr. 30
108% Feb. 20
108
July 22
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
May
,
120
Feb.
21
5
8
July 18
2
112% July
35
Aug. 16
98% July 29
101
Aug.
1
104% Aug.
108% July
Jan.
Aug.
Mar.
95
Feb.
Jan.
66
95% July
85% Jvine 11
98% Sept. 16
Jan.
112% Jan.
112% Sept.
70
Mar. 11
4 103
15
97% Sept.
100% Apr.
81
Apr.
103
Jan.
12
32%
33
7
4
32%
24 120
16
11
21
32%
9
65
7
69%
25 116
12
24%
10
20%
87% Sept. 18
Feb.
2 120
Mar. 30
SeptT24
Sept.
33% Sept.
33% Sept.
138
Sept.
24
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
117% Sept.
65% Sept.
61% Sept.
June 25
Mar. 30 106
Mar. 20
96% Jan* 24
May 31 104% Jan. 24
100
Aug.
1
Feb.
8
Jan.
43
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Feb.
42% Feb.
41
Feb.
18
18
9
141% Aug. 26
Mar.
Aug.
31% Feb.
19
Aug.
41% Mar.
92
July
93% July
117% 8ept.
66% Aug.
63
Aug.
20
18
25
23
22
Jan.
Jan.
May
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
11
5
94% Feb. 23
.....
Sept"i7 I07
SeptTl7
2% Sept. 26
3% Sept. 17
Sale
105% Sale
104% Sale
65
98% 100
16
Sept.30 "U%~Septr"7
Sept. 6
105% Sept. 26 107
104% Sept. 33 106% Sept. 10
65
65% Sept. 3
Sept. 3
Sept. 3
100% Sept 10 101
%
2
Mar.
Aug.
4% Jan.
4
107
104
10%
7
10
Jan.
86
92% Mar.
June
25
3
3
9
9
11
4
7
10
3
18
12
10
—
11
9
Jan.
88
Mar.
Mar.
98
V
16
Sept.23
103% June 18
104% Jan. 14
116% Mar. 5
Mar.
Jau.
May
Sept
.....
106% 107
105% Sale
65% Sale
101
83
106%
-
106
25
96
36*
14
113
Jan.
29
Sale
82
80
106%
101
For footnotes, see page 33.
118
Sept.
112% Sept.
88
Sept.
104
Sept.
85
Sept.
79% Sept.
Sale
Sale
106
85
Sept.
l66%Vep"t:
95%
91
89%
89% Sale
115% 118
Sale
61% Sale
58% Sale
A
1955
...19*7 UN
17,000 ♦♦Vera Cruz A Pacific 1st 4Vis... 1934
♦♦July 1914 coupon off..
73", 555
k
§iH
lit*
18%
Sale
F
1941
Sale
32
o
"3",555
Sale
135
O
D
1,000 Utlca Elec Lt A Pr 1st s f g 5s
195©
639,000 ITtllltle* Pow A Ltg deb g 5Vis.... *47
679,000
Debenture 5s
.....*..1959
97%
99%
32% 33%
32% Sale
J
4,000 ♦ Unterelbe Power A Ltg 6s
1953
162,000 Utah Light A Trac 1st A ref 5s._1944
290,000 Utah Power A Light 1st 5s......1944
178,000 Vanadium Corp (Am)
27
35
25
i
M N
United Steamship 15-yr 4s
1937
♦United Steel Wks g 4 Vis ser A.. 1951 J D
J
D
♦♦%• series C
92
Sale
J
J
91% Sept. 17
94%
5
Mar.
Aug. 19
June
At>r. 29
50% Feb. 15
July 25
Jan.
30
9
7
7
11
12
5
16
6
24
27
28
28
26
6
7
16
Sale
101% Sale
Sale
106% Sale
Sale
92
90% Sale
110% 111% 110% 111
D
w
Sept.
92% Sept.
105
105
106
Sept.
Sale
106
104% 106% 101% Sept.
20
Sale
20
Sept.
21%
25%
119% Sept.
119% 120
120%
110% Sept.
110% Sale" 112% Sale
106
104% Sept.
106% 105% Sale
105
Sale
106
Sept.
106% Sale
114
113% Sept.
115% 113% 115
Union Pac RR 1st A land gr g 4s
Gold 4 Vis
1st lien A rtJ 5s.
89
85
92% Sale
106% Sale
J
A
Sale
76%
76%
A
F
1954
Sale
"85"" *88"'
UN
N
40,000 Ujlgawa Elec Power secured 7s..1945
22,000 Union HI Lt A Pow (Mo; g 5s
1957
102
Sept.
101% Sept.
111
Sept.
115
Sept.
105
Sept.
90
Sept.
104% Sept.
100
Sept.
115
Sept.
93% Sept.
92% Sept.
93
Sept.
101
Sept.
58% Sept.
25% Sept.
101% Sept.
94% Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
100% 102% 100% Sept.
118
117
Sept.
112% Sept.
112%
86% Sept.
86%
87%
102% Sept.
103% Sale
81% Sept.
81% Sale
79% Sept.
72%
75%
100% 102
118
*
J
52,000 Trumbull Steel 1st s t 6s
1940 M
7,000 ♦Tyrol Hydro-Klec Power 7 Vis
194'
*"
♦ Guar sec s f 7s
.1,000
...........1952
•
.
I
May 28
Sept.18
113
3
105
105
4% May 27
88
76
Mar.
68% Sept. 11
Sept. 12
6 119
66
Sept.
115% Sept.
100%
88
'
17%
4%
99%
105%
104%
Jan.
20% Sept. 12
59% Sept. 18
81% Sept. 16
98% Sept. 16
80% Sale
8
10
2% Mar. 21
13
80% Sept. 4
97% Sept.24
98
1
9
11%
8% Apr, 11
Sept ."ll
Sept. 12
Sept. 13
Sept. 13
Sept. 26
Sept. 26
Sept. 17
Sept. 12
Sept. 5
Sept. 30
Sept. 6
91% Sale
Sale
D
A O
Tol St L & West 1st g 4s
1950
Tol W Va & Ohio 1st guar 4s C..1942 M S
14,000 Trenton
,
J
81
n
...1935
Western Division 5s
26",555
»
3%
Feb.
8
Jan. 24
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
Jan. 20
Jan.
3
Jan.
2
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
Jan. 28
116
^8
Tokyo Bloctrlc Light (Ltd)
17
20
20
Mar. 29
103
Sept. 21 103% Sept. 28
Sept. 18
118% Sept. 11 120
Sept.
Sept.
98
100
Sept.
99
98 % Sale
114
Sept.
116% 114% 115
91
Sale
Sept.
93% Sale
90
Sale
Sept.
92% Sale
91 %
90% Sept.
91
92% Sale
100
99
99% Sept.
100% 103%
56
Sale
Sept.
58
56% Sale
24
Sale
Sept.
25
24% Sale
101% Sept.
101 ^ 102
101% 102
93
Sale
Sept.
93
95%
94%
.........
13,000 Third Are RR 1st gold 5s.*.'
1937 J
26,000 Toho Elec Power (Ltd) 7s ser A..1955
301,000
19% Sept. 20
48% Sept. 3
Sale
100%
98%
99% Sale
99% Sale
110
110% 110
110% 111
114%
114
115% 115% Sale
104
104
103
104% 103%
88
86%
87
86% Sale
Sale
103%
104
103% Sale
65,000 Texarkana & F S Ry 5>is A guar.1950
273,000 leia» Corp conv deb 5s
1944
24,000 Texas A N O cons g 5s ..........1941
33,000 Texas A Pacific 1st g 5s..
...3000
126,000
Gen ref 5s ser B
........1977
183,000
Gen A ref 5s series G__... ....1979
D
Gen A ref 5s ser D. ...........1980 J
139,000
28,000 Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5 Vis A..1964 M S
J
J
137,000 Third Ave 1st ref 4s
1960
♦
240,000
Adjustment Income 5s...Jan i"60 A O
'
"20%
100 % 100% 102
....
>
18%
58
21%
Sale
18
Apr. 24
96%
1,186,000
Sale
106% 106% 106%
9%
11% Sale
101%
01% Sale
108 % 109 %
8
9/4
101 % Sale
4 V4s..... 1943 I
♦{♦Stevens Hotel 1st 4s aeries A. 1945
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
8
Feb.
7108% 8ept. 5
102% Sept. 19
81
Sept. 11
86% Sept. 11
75
Sept. 7
75
Sept. 11
74%. Sept. 11
106% Sept. 11
107% Sept. 9
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
99
77
May
9
15% Feb. 13
10
May
7
10% June 11
2% Feb. 20
11
30
2% Mar.
Mar.
80
18
12 102% Aug.
6 102% Aug.
104
k
14
30
11
6
17
10
3
14
4% Sept.
3% Sept. 27
.....
♦Certificates of deposit.....
nerra
Sale
3% Sale
♦Certificates of deposit.....
...1935
16% Sept. 12
17
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
16% Sept. 12
14 %
18%
13
1959 4 O
♦•■« tk cons 4s series A
8erles B
Ask
24%
17
A
iw
5s...........Oct
♦♦4efuodla4 4 4s
♦Certificates of deposit....
57,000
1,000
134,000
214,000
96,000
14,000
16,000
78,000
31,000
1,000
87,000
73,000
AO
♦Certificates of deposit.....
♦
Ask Bid
16%
13 %
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
1950 A O
5,000 *t*S«abo*rd Air Line 1st 4 4a
♦Certificates of deposit...*.
♦♦Stamped 4s...............— 1950
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
is
BONDS
September
Value
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Jan.
4
102% Feb.
3%
105%
104%
56%
100%
Feb.
Jan.
Sept.
May
July
107
Jan.
1
7
18
16% May 27
108%
107%
65%
102%
July
12
June 22
Sept.
3
Mar. 15
Sales in
>7':
•
.1958
.1942
.1942
93% Sept. 4
73% Sept. 16
60% Sept. 5
186,000 {Wabash RR 1st Bold 5a
1939
♦Second gold 5s
76,000
...........1939
1st lien 54-jrear gold tern 4s. 1954
1,000
i
Det & Ch Ex 1st g
5,000
Omaha DIt 1st
g3Ks
56" Sept.
........1941
21
........
.....1980
♦Certificates of deposit.........
11,000 ♦Walworth Co
4 Vis ser A (with
♦Without warrants
7
57
war) *35
Sept.
Mar. 29
Apr.
7
21
~5~666
♦6 Jis deposit
48%
receipts.........1935
♦is* nIu series
1,444,000 Warner
Sept?26
62
20
Jan.
56%
31% Sept. 30
12,000
Wash Cent Ry lot g 4s.
Wash Term 1st guar
1st 40-year guar 4s
21*655
110% Sept.
Wash Wat Pow 1st ref 5s .......1939
13,000 Westchester Light gold 6s ......1950
58,000 West Penn Pow 1st 5s series A...1946
30,000
1st 58 series B................1943
1st 58 series G
29,000
.........1954
Sept.
107% Sept.
116% Sept.
107% Sept
109
Sept.
1st mtge g 4s series
H.........1961
380,000 West Maryland lat g 4s.........
Plrst A ref 5lis series A......
218,000
5,000 West N Y A Penn 1st g 5s.......
'ieneral gold 4s.
10,000
77,000 {♦Western Pacific 1st 5s ser A...
...
69.000
♦Assented
29
28%
...............
66,000 Western Union coll tr 6s........
232,000
156,000
282,000
555,000
40.000
161,000
74,000
22,000
•, 71,000
204,000
6,000
14,000
1,000
47,000
506,000
51,000
4,000
54,000
15,000
110.000
98
Pund A real eat 4 Vis gold.....
15-raar 4Vis gold.............
Gold
99
5s
Gold 5s.
.....................
32
♦Westphalia Un B1 Pow6s.......
78%
73%
106%
103%
100%
West Shore 1st 4s guar.........
Registered...
............
Wheel A L Erie RR 1st con g 4s..
Wheeling Steel Corp 1st 5 Vis A..
1st and ref 4 Vis aeries B
......
White Sewing Mach deb 6s w w._
96
Without warrants............
Partlc a f deb 4s
82
96
{♦Wtckwtre-Spencer Steel 1st 7s.
Ctfa dep Chase Nat Bank.....
{♦Wickwlre-Spen St'l Go 7s Ian
13%
41%
105%
107%
WIIkeo-Barre A Bast 1st gu g 5s
Wiimar A Stout Palls 1st 5s
....
s
f 6s series A...
Wlnaton-Salem 8 B 1st 4s
105
9
...
{♦Wisconsin Cent 1st gen g 4s
.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
6% Sept
5% Sept
♦Sup A Dul Dlr A Ter 1st 4s
♦Certificates of deposit.....
.
1,000
July
June 12
1
Mar.
5
10
17
12
6
19
1
11
5
94
98
July 19
105% Sept. 27
107
107
108% May 23
.
Sept. 5
31% Sept. 9
31
Sept. 3
105% Sept. 5
99% Sept. 18
103% Sept.18
100% Sept. 10
100
Sept.18
33
Sept. 19
82% Sept. 12
78% Sept. 12
107
Sept. 10
105
Sept. 10
101% Sept. 3
96% Sept. 24
96% Sept. 7
82
Sept. 26
16% Sept.
6
21
23
*25
7
5
18
18
10
15
Feb.
Feb.
18
17
14 100
Feb. 21
June 21
May 15
Aug. 23
Sept. 24
Aug.
9
July 25
9
May
16% Aug.
8
Mar. 13
Mar. 21
8
Sept.
9
Jan.
4
Aug.
2
Jan.
2
Mar.
Sept.30
4
Mar.
5
May
8
Mar.
2
Jan.
Jan
4
30
Mar. 20
Jan.
21
Aug. 19
Sept.12
Sept. 17
17
4
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
105%
99%
103
100.
Sept. 9
Sept. 27
Sept. 21
Sept. 3
Sept. 11
Sept. 3
10
30
21
Jan.
36% Jan.
,
4
Jan.
37
May 13
July
♦Certificates of deposit.....
16.660
Aug. 23
91
83% Sept. 25
May 28
53
May 21
80
July
1
40
Mar. 21
97% Sept. 13
105% Sept. 27
106
Sept. 5
14% Sept. 20
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank
Wilson A Co 1st
Sept. 3
Sept. 3
Sept. 6
Sept, 19
Sept. 28
Sept. 30
Sept. 6
Sept. 27
Sept. 4
Sept. 20
Sept. 5
Sept. 11
Sept. 4
Sept. 5
Sept.18
Sept. 6
Sept.12
Sept. 23
Sept. 18
Sept.26
70
103% Feb. 26 106% July
106% Apr. 17 106% Apr.
105
Jan.
3 112
Aug.
115% Jan
11 122% Aug.
106
July 11 111% Mar.
Aug.
L14% Jan.
4 122
L06% Aug.
3 111% Mar.
105% Jan.
3 109% Mar.
111% Sept. 6
121
Sept. 12
108% Sept.10
119
Sept. 4
108% Sept. 14
109% Sept. 18
119
,
23,000
24
31
........1945
.
51%
66%
48% Mar. 13
"92% Sept." 13 '92%"Septri3
105% Sept. 30 106% Sept. 11
.......1948
314s.......1945
51
10
26
18
21
80
Warren R R 1st ref gu g 3%s~ ..2000
'Tdoo
*
Sept,
2
May
48% Sept.
36% Mar,
59% Aug.
83% Sept. 25
36% Sept. 10
36% Sept. 4
31
.........1941
20%
23%
May 16
Mar. 27
_
78% Sept.
Bros Pictures conr deb 4sl9W
187,000 Wan en
23
22
Mar. 18
Sept."27
51%
21
13
20
17
28
20
13
26
20
7
Sept. 6
Sept. 11
Aug. 24
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
Sept. 13
Aug. 20
Sept. 30
Aug. 27
Sept. 27
Septi 30
Sept. 30
20%
30
30
70
Sept. 30
66% Sept. 30
150,000 Warner Quintan con* deb 6s.... 1939
Bros Co deb 4s
15
14
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
Mar. 29
6
7
10
3
4
Sept.
61% Sept.
...........1945
♦Deposit receipts.............
Jan.
3
Feb. 27
Apr. 18
13
Sept. 6
Sept. 11
23
20% Sept.
22
Sept.
20% Sept.
23% Sept.
19% Sept.
56% Sept.
Aug. 12
Jan. 28
96% Feb.
81
July
60% Aug.
102
Aug.
71% July
62% June
83% May
24% Sept.
4
24
45% Apr. 27
77
Jan, 30
12% Mar. 29
........
197,000
15,000
Sale Prices
Jan.
9
24% Sept.
Sept~24
19% Sept. 23
20
Sept. 5
20% Sept. 30
19% Sept. 30
52
Sept. 27
1978
♦Certificates of deposit
♦Ref A gen 5s series D
3.000
Sale Prices
May
9 101
63% July 19 84
110% Mar. 13 113
103% June
3 106
94
Sept. 26
Sept. 25
Sept. 10
Sept. 3
95% Sept. 9
78
Sept. 11
60% Sept. 5
19% Sept. 24
19% Sept. 24
19% Sept. 30
♦Certificates of deposit.........
♦Ref A gen 5s (Peb *32 coup) B.1974
♦Certificates of deposit ........
♦Ref % sen 4%s series C
Highest
Feb.
Tot 5c Chic Die 1st g 4s
1941
{♦Wabash Ry ref Be gen 5%s A..1975
6,000
153,000
4,000
170,000
A
11,000
263,000
Lowest
Jan.
5s.........1941
1939
Des Moines Dlv 1st g 4s
i*25",666
Sale Prices
7 100
4 73
111
Sept. 20 112%
104% Sept. 17 105
99% Sept.
67% Sept.
.2043
.....
'
Highest
Sale Prices
7,000 Va Be Southwest tat guar Be.
Plrst coas 5s._............
53,000
114,000 Virginian Ry 1st 5s ser A....
1st mtge 4series B
21,000
•
Lowest
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
Value
1i
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
BONDS
September
33
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
Oct., 1935]
16
Worcester A Conn Bast Ry tVis.
*
r
n
Low
on
New York Curb.
i
Cash sale not Included in year** range.
Under the rule tale, not Included In year'*
Cash
sales, in which no account is taken In
computing the range, are given below:
San Paulo 6s 1968, Sept. 4 at 16.
range.
a
;
Deferred delivery sales, in which no account is
taken in computing the range for the year,
Ef0 Ativan below* ■■
Adriatic Elec. 7s 1952, Sept. 4 at 50%c.
*
Atch. Top. 8c Santa Fe adj. 4s 1995, Sept. 9
'
Interest
payable
at
the
exchange
rate of $4.8665 to the t sterling.
{ Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
receivership, or being reorganizedunder Section 77
of the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by
such companies.
*
jt
*
Sept.
Sept.
'
99
5
6
Apr.
89% Apr.
99
July 29
99% Jan.
9
5
4
Hungarian 7%s 1945, Sept. 24 at 29. 1
Kings Co. El. L. & P. 5s 1937, Sept. 10 at 108.
Miag Mill. Mach. 7s 1956. Sept. 19 at 29.
Montevideo 6s, Sept. 3 at 35%.
Rheinelbe Un. 7s 1946, Sept. 3 at 31%.
Rhine Westphalia 6s 1953, Sept. 3 at 31%.
,
Deferred delivery sale, not Included in year'*
range.
t Accrued
99
3
4
Sept.
Sept.
461.000 Toungstown Sheet ATu 1st 5s A 197a
1st M 5s series B
1970
402,000
at 101
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948, Sept. 4 at 35%.
Saxon State 6 %s 1946, Sept. 30 at 36 %.
%.
Austrian Govt. 7s 1957. Sept. 23 at 86%.
Cent. Agric. Bk. 6s Oct. 1960. Sept. 3 at 29%.
Ohio. St. L. & N O. 5s 1951. Sept. 5 at 103%
Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
Bond selling flat.
Royal Dutch 4s 1945, 8ept. 3 at 116%.
Deutsche 6s
Sept
s
4 at 60.
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Exchange
v..;.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
DURING SEPTEMBER 1935.
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES
In accordance wlcb a rule of the
ots except la the
:ase
September
12,635,870
263,717,240
34,726,590
231,928,172
September-..-Shares
30———.
Jan. 1 to Sept.
Sbock 05 cchaage. effective Oct. 3 1915.
Jan. 1 to
regular monthly range are shown In a
SALE3
AGGREGATE
In
•
July
Shares
310
70
20,600
18,600
11,100
7,800
11,300
3,000
35,700
700
480
Addresaograph Multigraph 10
Advance Rumely—
Affiliated Products.........*
\ir Reduction
5%
Uaufl
•
10ft
Allied Stores Corp.........*
5% preferred
100
Allts Chalmers Mfg
...»
Alpha Portland Cement....*
Amalgamated Leather......!
Preferred
.50
Amerada Corp
..*
Amer Agrlc Chemical (Del).*
American Bank Note......1ft
Preferred.
...5ft
30
5,900
219,400
423,100
28,300
3,970
199,100
10,900
652,000
224,100
133,500
85,100
20,200
27,600
58,700
137,800
98,100
28,400
235,420
44,400
44,000
180
'
2,550
9,200
2,200
75,000
18,500
13,300
7,900
2,800
3,800
7,600
30,100
11,100
3,800
26,600
40
198,700
2,900
21,900
2,480
190.800
1,900
2,600
2,800
160
American Can............25
Preferred-.............10ft
Amer Car Ac Foundry....... •
Preferred
......106
American Chain...........*
Preferred .............100
American Chicle
Am
Coal Co of Alleghany
County, N J............35
American Colortype...
10
Am Com Alcohol..........20
Amer Crystal Sugar Co.... 10
7% 2d pref
100
6% 1st preferred.......100
Amer Encaustic riling ....*
Am European Securities....*
Am Ac Foreign Power.......*
Sale
129
Sale
Sale
Sale
.6
165*
SH Sale
i05*
!6 5*
OH
'OH
!65*
Hi
32
!8
175*
685*
>45* Sale
!7 K Sale
Sale
13
225,800 Amer Locomotive ..........*
56,600
Preferred
.......100
225,200 Am Mach Ac Foundry.......*
123,700 Amer Machine 8c Metals
34,100
Voting trust ctfs.........*
256,600 American Metal
.......*
12,350
6% Conv preferred ....100
5,000 American News N Y Corp...*
1,012,300 Amer Power Ac Light........ •
432,400
$4 preferred..............*
448,500
$5 preferred..............*
1,605,800 Am Radiator 8c Stand San..*
1,940
Preferred.
.....10ft
967,100 Am Rolling Mill
25
43,600 American Safety Rasor
•
126,700 American Seating
.....*
12,240 American Shipbuilding ....*
1,278,400 Amer Smelt Ac Refining, ,.
28,500
Preferred............. Ill
42,000
2d Preferred.............. It#
29,000 American Snuff ............26
1,090
Preferred........-,....100
.
...
2H
1%
0%
3%
125
65* Sept.
65K Sept.:
255* Sept.:
0% Sale
185*
70%
175* Sale
5%
17
3%
3K
17 K
32
14
04%
>25* Sale
',9% Sale
135* Sale
16
\0% Sale
[9 H Sale
il% Sale
Sale
175* Sale
>05*
92
)0
Sale
10
3K
!5 5*
L4 H
35
4H
Sale
Sale
11H Sale
17
"
Sale
15*
Sale
8K
75* Sale
7K
Sale
125* Sale
UK Sale
115* Sale
5
Sale,
16
Sale
17
Sale
28
12%
L2
4
K
5
Sale
8K
2K
Sale
Sale
2%
L6 K
195*
Sale
52 % Sale
23
27
Sale
10
Sale
16
Sale
505*
Sale
85* Sale
8 H Sale
24
Sale
25* Sept.
155*
495*
225*
85*
Sale
Sale
35
33 %
17 5*
Sale
Sale
30
114
295*
33
17
Sale
Sale
Sale
525*
23 K Sale
58
Sale
156
87 K
94
92
265* Sale
Sale
275*
165*
235*
90
13 H
72
Sale
Sale
115*
21
Sale
445*
18% Sale
11
142% 1355*
108
12% Sale
71
72% Sale
35
Sale
29
135
185* Sale
17
Sale
115* Sale
24 %
25
15 H Sale
34
138
08K Sale
21 %
132
12
Mar. 18
305* June 19
Sept.18
Feb. 27
Apr. 18
ar.;13
Mar. 13
Aug.
9
Aug. 17
Sept. 11
June
17
Jan.
5
June
11
1
Jan.
12
Sept. 16
Jan.
11
July 23
Aug. 12
Aug. 27
Sept. 11
May
3
July 31
Aug.
2
Sept. 11
Sept. 26
Feb.
Mar. 29
Jan.
8
Jan.
15
Jan.
4
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Sept. 4
Sept. 12
24
545* Sept.
7
07
91
Jan.
Sept.10
30
Jan.
Feb.
Sept. 11
Sept. 26
22
11
8
4
25* Sept.
185*
4
55
4
285*
3
105*
5
95*
Sept. 9
245*
Sept. 20
16
Sept. 6
295*
Sept. 16
8
Sept. 20
40
Sept. 20
Sept. 21 34
Sept. 21
185*
Sept. 20 159
Sept. 3 275*
Sept. 5 94
Sept. 4 145*
8ept. 23 26
Sept. 3 515*
Sept. 5 1405*
Sept. 111125*
Sept. 21
735*
Sept. 21 137
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
_
6
Sept. 12
32
Sept.18
Sept. 18
185*
45*
Sept. 13
45*
Sept. 28
135*
Sept. 28
72
Sept. 19
Sept. 9 x24
15*
Sept.
105*
Sept.
85*
Sept. 6
_
Sept. 7
Sept. 28
Sept. 18
Sept. 24
Sept. 23
Sept. 6
Sept. 14
Sept. 28
Sept. 30
Sept. 9
Sept. 18
2
Sept. 14
Jan.
3
June 11
Sept. 13
Sept. 17
Jan.
3
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.,
Aug.
Aug.,
17
17
12
19
12
Jan.
10
May 22
Sept.13
Aug., 12
Jan.
Feb.
17
16
Aug. 22
Jan.
18
Mar.
205* Jan.
9
Mar.
58
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
105* Mar*
1345* Mar.
155* Mar.
66
Mar.
45* Mar.
20
8
Aug.
Mar.:
15* Mar. 13
9
16
June
25* Mar.
Sept. 14
22 % Mar.;
Sept. 11
Sept. 6
65* Feb.
575* Jan."
Sept. 13
72
Aug.
Sept. 17
5* May :
Sept. 7
28 Apr.
Sept. 6
2
Alar.
Sept. 7
14
Mar.
Sept. 7
35* Mar.
Sept. 7
12
Mar. I
Sept. 7
85* Apr.
Sept. 23
25* Mar.
Sept. 13
17
Mar.
Sept. 13
Sept. 27 x295* Apr.
25* Sept.:
Sept. 12
18
Sept.
Sept. 5
45* Mar.
Sept. 7
Sept.
75* Sept.
8
10
285*
Jan.
11
18
17
4
4
11
11
58
18
8
9%
9%
24% Sale
225*
113
16 K
28 %
285*
29
0 % Sale
65*
10
15* Mar. 28
65* Apr.
2
4
29% Sept.
25* Sept.
35*
75* Aug. 15
7
Aug. 15
195* Aug. 19
465* Sept. 11
345* Sept.
215* Sale
2 K Sale
21
25* Aug. 17
85* Aug. 15
Mar. 27
2
285* Sept.
Sept.
105* Sept.
255* Sept.
115* Sept.
45* Sept.
29
25*
5* Mar. 30
25* Mar. 21
Aug. 30
Apr. 22
Aug. 23
29
,
22
Sale
Sale
Sale
20 5* Sale
85* Sale
Apr.
3
15* Jan.
7
July 25 x205* Jan.
9
Sept. 26
Sept. 26 74
15* June 24
35* Jan.
8
30
Sale
10
12
11
11
18
Jan.
45* Sept.
25
Sept.
145* Sept.
1215* Sept.
10
235* Sale H 765* Sept.
1
Sept.
1
1%
7
Sept.
OK
7%
■55* Sept.
OK Sale
LIK Sale
Aug.
Sept.
Feb.
Sept.
Mar. 14
June 25
4K
\0% Sale
[5
Sale
265*
2K
145*
145*
85*
Mar. 18 1525*
Mar. 13
4K
12
355* Sept. 26
12
45* Mar. 18
65* Sept. 20
35
tO
6
June
4
625* Sept.:
50
Sept.:
27
Sept.
605* Sept.:
315* Sept.:
126
Sept.:
137
Sept.
156
Sept.:
20
Sept.:
455* Sept.:
10% Sept.
91
Sept.
87
Sept.:
Sale
2
Mar. 15
Jan.
Jan.
50
10 115
June 25
33
285* Sept.:
!75* Sale
LI 5* Sale
Jan.
Sept. 27
Aug. 23
655* Sept. 12
95* Aug. 17
94
oept.28
3
Apr •
Sept. 3
Sept. 14
685* Sept. 5
55
Sept. 6
325* Sept. 16
63
Sept. 3
365* Sept. 10
Sept.
35* Sept.
Sale
11H Sale
Sept.
32
Sept. 27
Sept. 4
Sept. 12
Sept. 11
Sept. 28
Sept. 26
Sept. 18
Sept. 11
Sept. 12
Sept. 18
Sept. 9
Sept. 5
Sept. 26
Sept. 18
Sept. 6
Sept. 7
Sept. 11
Sept.10
Sept. 11
285* Sept.
73
Sept.
265* Sept.
75* Sept.
735* Sept.
295* Sept.
175* Sept.
1595* Sept.
15% 127
>7
14
Sept.
\7 K Sale
17
172
!2
19
355*
26
45*
5%
14 K
4
94
14
4
5K
5%
65\
9}
145*
Sept. 20 x75*
Sept. 4 1525*
Sept. 6
Sept. 21
Sept. 26
Sept. 3
Sept. 30
Sept. 13
65*
Sept. 26
6
Sept. 26
175*
Sept. 28
0%
Sale
140K
Sale
1
15*
15K
Sale
74
78
15*
Sale
1%
Sale
5
Sale
t45* Sale
585* 129
19
Sale
>7
160
13
Preferred.
2d pref A
♦
Preferred (6)
...*
Am Hawaiian Steamship...10
Amer Hide Ac Leather
...*
Preferred
10ft
Amer Home Products
....1
American Ice
Preferred.
.....100
Amer Internet Corp..
.*
t Am La France Ac Foamlte—
6,270
Preferred..............106
400
500
•
.....100
Preferred
Sale
!6
Allied Chem Ac Dye
Preferred..
10,000
201,000
119,600
353,600
13,951
66,300 Am Brakes Ac F
-----
15* Sale
IK Sale
55* Sale
45* Sale
5 H Sale
.4
155*
Alleghany Steel............*
400,900
15,600
224,700
91,900
73,700
20,200
39,100
121,800
58,600
58,700
178,800
1
18
\tr-Way Rlec Appll Corp
5.870
26,000
8,700
36,000
33,500
7,600
22,300
1,500
3% Sale
3% Sale
0
65,800
1
"T.OOO
,
142
0
Inc..........*
Sale
90%
4% Sale
7
9
Highest
Sale Prices
50
Sept. 4
Sept. 21
Sept. 10
Sept. 5
Sept. 5
Sept. 20
7K
4
15* Sale
39,300
1,700
28,800
7,000
32,300
2,600
2,300
-
*
\dams Mlllis
58
Sale
96 %
05* Sale
3
Sale
3
Sale
75* Sale
1
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sept. 25 115
113
64
65* Sale
900
-
55*
8
*
100
......
Preferred
48%
.
1
*
70,700
207,600
18,300
333,600
48,800
700,400
38,900
14,600
13,700
6.000
tUams Express
12,700 % P W Paper Go
•
308,000 ^Allegheny Corp...........*
46,200
Pref aeries A $30 warr'ta. 100
15,000
Pref aeries A $40 warr'ta 1 on
11,700
Pref aeries A $30 ex-war .100
13,200
$2.50 prior conv pref..
*
1,300
39,400
8,500
1,100
2,100
1,200
38,00(H
3
2
Highest
Sale Prices
42
Sept. 20
Ask
Juneau •
*»ln
10 Alabama & Vlcksburg Ry.100
10
61,700
7,600
77.400
3.000
8,300
2,300
20,000
12,300
Par
399,950
3,060
76,300
178,900
123,400
61,600
112,300
47.200
465,100
90
1
Sale Prices
Lowest
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
d
2,120 \braham 8c Straus
*
1,420
Preferred..............100
24,200 Acme Steel Co
25
6,300
51,200
RANGE SINCE JAN.
"
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
1 1933
Sept.SO 1935
Shares
v
to
EXCHAN QE
Jan. 1
>
unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling outside of the
account Is taken of suoh sales In computing the range for the year.
Low from
STOCKS
Prices are on basis of 100-share
share.
all stocks are now Quoted dollars per
disregarded In the month's range,
footnote In the month In which they ooour. No
H. Y. STOCK
Since
September
Sept. 30_
1934
.
$285,009,000
2,925,030,700
$249,795,000
-.2,447,325,000
:
small way.
of stocks which sell only In a
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery sales are
•
1935
Bond Sales
-
1934
1935
Stock Sales
.
Mar.
315* Apr.
6
July 31
285* Sept. 18
L05* Sept. 13
95* Sept. 28
245* Aug. 27
16
Sept. 19
May
7
Aug. 17
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Aug. 15
Sept. 28
Sept.18
July 25
Sept. 23
Jan.
7
Sept. 14
8
6
121
103
63
Feb.
Feb.
May
Aug.
Jan.
June 26
125
Feb.
July
19
■
.
5
Sale
355*
5%
165* Sept.
96
98
Sept.
365* 365* Sept.
Sale
525* Sept.
135
Sale
Sept.
235* Sept.
24% 136
Sale
Sept.
96
Sept.
Sale
99
Sale
Sept.
135
Sept.
8ale
35* Sept.
Sale
1SS
20
Sale
23
Sale
1,024,000 Am Wat Wks Ac El
•
34,700
1st preferred.............*
16
Sale
16 J*
281,900
7,270
52,500
111,400
17,900
129,300
832,515
105,100
289,700
18,200
24,000
20.430
20,700
490
4,200
8,700
1,300
8,500
66,400
12,100
29.900
1,500
1,600
2,220
182,900
4,800
68.200
96,2001
7.900
5,400
5,900
900
1
Amer Steel Foundries......*
Preferred.
.....ISO
Stores...........*
American Sugar Refining. IS*
Preferred .............ISO
......
American
\m
Amer Telep 8c Teleg..
1S«
American Tobacco ........25
Class B
25
Preferred...
.....ISft
tAmer Type Founders......*
...........
210,900 American Woolen..........*
327,600
Preferred
left
37.400 tAm Writing Paper Co. Inc.l
27,630
$6 preferred.............*
55.160 Amer Zinc, Lead 8c Smelt
1
9,400
;
?*
....
'
For footnote* see page
.
43.
54%
133
26
Sum Tob
Preferred...
'36 %
1365*
98
*84*
37
Sale
137
Sale
92
365*
525*
35
Sale
]j%
10
Sale
925*
1005* Sale
1365* Sale
76 5* Sale
85* Sale
40 H Sale
94
Sale
47 U
21
27
27
11
20
21
4
4
4
23
165* Sept. 25
4% Sale
145*
76
75*
455*
K
35*
45*
Sept. 4
Sept. 3
Sept. 3
Sept. 4
Sept. 7
Sept. 20
Sept. 28
Rile
45U,
Sent.. 28
Sale
315* Sale
9% Sale
595* Sale
1
a
Sale
21
Sale
5
Sale
15 W
195*
985*
395*
575*
xl37
26
1455*
1025*
1055*
139
55*
23
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
7
6
10
7
4
3
12
30
28
13
7
Sept. 30
185* Sept. 12
82
Sept. 19
105* Sept. 27
615i
Sept. 27
15* Sept. 10
55* Sfept.30
45* 8ept. 18
48*4" Sent. 18
Aug. 23
July 27
Jan.
Feb.
9
16
6
22
Sept.12
Sept. 30
Sept. 28
July 31
May
Aug.
Jan.
18
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
8ept.
Sept.
30
17
Jan.
18
18
Jan.
19
27
27
May 23
Aug. 21
N. Y. STOCK
OCT., 1935]
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Share*
601,300
2,400
13,000
Par
SALES
Sept.30 1935
3,517,700 Anaconda Copper
M
23.900 Anaconda Wlra Ac Cabin....*
754
63,300 Anchor Cap Corp..........*
3.610
Preferred.
10,100 \ tides Copper Mining Co...*
93,600 Archer Daniels Mid.........*
Preferred.——10*
1,450
31,800 Armour (Del) pref........
......5
753,000 Armour of Illinois
$6 convertible preferred. *
133,400
Preferred
..—..100
8,700
165.600 Armstrong Cork Co......—*
5
133,800 lrnold ConsteDle torp
5,700 Art loom Corporation.......*
480
1,900
8,300
230
2,000
65.200
12,200
300
62.400
21,800
1,500
220
172,900
21,300
11,500
4.300
40,900
90
i
360
622.600
145.2G0
1,008,300
148,800
4,130
26,900
1,760
27,300
6,440
786.700
77.900
1,760
59,800
4,500
280
2,900
4*0
3,600
740
88.300
3.9C0
340
580
157.100
3,800
1,070,900
166,100
73,700
1,375,200
151,000
33,480
308.900
1,810
5.540
4
15
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Preferred
254
Preferred ..............
■%
.
w
Preferred ..............100
Barnsdall
*554
Corp............5
Bayuk Cigars, inc.......... *
let preferred. ..........10t
Beatrice
Creamery....——25
157,400
10,340
5,460
498.100
494,400
11,500
*12
21
Best Ac Co......——*
,
2154
4454
Corp......*
7% preferred...—...100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
3354
68
40
Bon Ami class A............ *
Clasa B...—
Borden Co (The)..........15
#
Brlgge At Stratton.......—•
14H
...*
Bulova
U3?H
354
4?
35
254
2254
12154
554
654
1354
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
105
1054 Sept. 25
3
Sept.
98
954 Sept. 19
4954 Sept. 3
119
Sept.
6
10554 Sept.
3
3
6454 Sept. 7
Sept. 9
3754 Sept. 27
8
Sept. 9
854 Sept. 28
74
Sept. 25
1554 Sept. 9
109
Sept. 18
8954 Sept. 7
12 38
Sept. 12
26 5454 Sept. 11
21 8854 Sept. 27
20 2754 Sept. 11
7
30
Sept. 4
454 Sept,
*102
2354 Sept.
5
Sept.
854 Sept. 5
854
2154 Sept. 28 2254
4054 Sept. 4 4754
113
Sept. 5 115
7
Sept. 3
854
3254 Sept. 3 3954
854
654 Sept. 24
3854 Sept. 5 40
Sept. 5
Sept. 6
Sept. 17
Sept. 19
Sept. 5
Sept. 9
Sept. 5
Sept. 12
'"3 54 "Sept."28 ""4"""SeptriO
254 Sept. 3
2054 Sept. 20
354 Sept. 12
2454 Sept. 12
75a Apr.
15
18
754 Mar. 12
Sept.
3
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
11
11
13
27
1754 Jan.
1854 Sept. 28
4454
36 y
354
154 Feb. 26
3
254
454
Watch...—........ *
Bullard Co........—...*
Brothers class A ....*
Sale
"554 Sale"
Sale
10
1754 Sale
154 Sale
ClassB—
i
r
h
75I
654 Jan.
9
2654 Jan. 21
18
Sept. 11
23
Sept. 11
110
Sept. 13
4954 Aug. 9
115
May
8
654 Aug. 9
6754 Sept. 13
Sale
/Sale
Sale
41
SeDt.
3
194 Sept. 16
1554 Sept. 25
4954 Sept. 30
6
54 June
854 Apr. 30
2454 Feb.
7
2354 Jan. 17
4354 Sept. 20 4454 Sept. 6
34
Sept. 20 36
Sept. 30
3054 May 25
2
254
Sept. 28
254 Sept. 5
154 Apr. 18
Sale
14
2054 Sept. 21 2554 Sept. 5
May 9
42
Sale
Sept, 3 4654 Sept. 11
3654 Mar. 15
98
90
Jan.
4
9754 Sept. 20 9954 Sept. 5
62
Sale
Sept. 20 6654 Sept. 11
43
Mar. 18
60
62
Sept. 24 6154 Sept. 3
5354 Apr. 12
12154 12154 Sept. 3 122
Sept. 9 12154 July 24
Sale
454 Sept. 16
654 Sept. 25
354 July 5
Sale
554 Sept. 23
7
Sept. 7
454 Mar 14*
Sept. 5
Sale
1054 Sept. 23 14
854 Mar. 15
84
<8754 83 54 Sept. 20 88
Sept. 12
6254 Mar. 22
554 Sale
3 54 Mar. 16
554 Sept. 4
654 Sept. 11
50
Sale
46
Sept. 3 51
Sept. 30
23
Mar. 14
54 Sale
54 Sept. 11
54 Sept. 11
54 Sept. 11
854 Sale
554 Sept. 3
954 Sept. 25
254 Mar. 21
954
1054
Sept. 12
954 Sept. 21 11
354 May 13
23
Sale
17
Sept. 3 2354 Sept. 30
854 Mar. 13
1
Sept. 20
154 Sept. 3
54 July
9
54 Sept. 12
% Sept. 6
54 Mar. 20
8
6
Sept. 5
Sept. 13
654
754
3
Mar. 16
20
Sale
1654 Sept. 4 2054 Sept. 10
1354 Mar. 14
154
2
154 Sept. 20
1
254 Sept. 5
Apr.
8
454
654
554 Sept. 24
654 Sept. 9
554 Apr. 3
Sale
754
May 16
Aug. 15
May 10
Mar.
1
June 18
Sept. 24
Sept. 12
Sept. 11
Mar
7
Sept. 13
July
5
Sept.30
Sept. 19
Aug. 23
Sept. 30
Sept. 11
Aug. 16
June 19
Sept. 25
Aug. 27
Jan.
8
July 18
July 17
July 23
Sept. 30
Sept. 7
154 Jan.
9
1554 Sept.25
4954 Sept. 30
4554 July 30
3654 Aug. 7
354 Jan.
5
3151 Jan.
3
4654 Aug. 10
100
Aug. 8
7154 Aug. 13
6354 Aug. 2
12554 Apr; 11
654 Jan.
9
854 May 23
15
May 23
9154 July 16
654 Sept. 11
51
Sept. 30
54 8ept. 11
954 Sept,25
11
Sept. 12
v
23 H
Sept. 30
254 Jan. 25
y \i$
1754 Sale
154
254
6>2
154
154
154 Sept. 25
1554 Sale 21354 Sept. 12
49
44
36
254
2254
25
Sale X4354
9454
Sale
6354
Sale
5954
Sale
Sale 12154
Sale
654
654
554
Sale
1054
554 Sale
>
1
4
Sept. 30 109
Apr. 26
354 Mar. 2)
954 Sept. 19
36
Jan. 16
52
Aug.
1
117
Aug. 22 12254 July 19
97
Apr.
3 108
Aug. 10
654 Jan.
3
354 Apr. 3
56
Apr. 3 7054 Jan. 10
Jan. 30
85
Jan.
2 110
2554 July 19 3754 Sept. 27
4
Mar. 6
8
Sept. 9
354 Mar. 15
854 Sept. 28
70
Apr. 25 74
Sept. 25
754 Mar. 13 1554 Sept. 9
Sept. 18
8054 Apr. 3 109
48
Mar. 12 8954 Sept. 7
2954 Feb. 21
4054 Aug. 7
3554 Mar. 28 5754 July 29
6654 Mar. 29 91
June 26
4
1954 Apr.
3 3754 Jan.
3
Mar. 6
754 Aug. 31
6
Mar. 6
1054 Aug. 17
May 16
2154 Mar. 12 28
3254 Apr.
3 4754 Sept. 17
10654 Jan.
2 115
Sept. 9
4
Mar. 13
854 Sept. 5
15
Mar. 18 3954 Sept. 9
Jan.
2
554 May 6 14
Jan.
2
3554 May 7 63
3
Mar. 13
554 Jan.
3
454 Aug. 23
254 July 10
23
954 Mar 13
Sept. 20 110
10054 Feb. 21
3654 Mar. 12
Sept. 18 47
Sept. 17 11454 Sept. 3 10654 Mar. 18
6
Sept. • 9
354 Feb. 25
Sept. 4
32
June 21
Sept. 4 6754 Sept. 13
Sept 13 1054 Sept. 25
654 Mar. 6 1054
Sept. 21 48
Sept. 10
3754 Mar. 14 5154
Sept. 7 115
Sept. 18 10754 Jan
11 115
Sept. 23 1654 Sept. 9
1454 July
6 19
Sept. 11 100*4 Jan.
Sept. 11 105
5 10854
Sept. 24 3354 Sept. 24
3354 Sept. 24 3354
89
95
100
89
72
Fen.
2 95
Sept. 4 95
Sept. 12
1354 Sale
1154 Mar. 18 1454
Sale
1254 Sept. 25 1454 Sept. 11
83
8654 80
79
Sept. 19 8354 Sept. 6
79
Sept.19 11754
Sale
2254 Sale
1854 Sept. 4 2354 Sept. 13
1174 Mar. 13 2354
19
Sale
Sale
1854 Sept. 3 1954 Sept. 11
1554 Mar. 13 1954
61
Sale
48
34
Jan. 30 51
Sale
Sept. 23 51
Sept. 30
38
Sale
36
Sale
Sept. 4 4154 Sept. 19
2154 Mar. 18 4154
Sale
10054 Sale
6554 Mar. 18 10354
9654 Sept. 20 10254 Sept. 7
2654 Sale
Sale
1854 Sept. 3 2754 Sept. 30
1454 Mar. 19 2754
Sale
1354 Sale
954 Mar. 14 1454
1254 Sept. 21 1454 Sept. U
2254 2254 24 '
2054 Sept. 17 2154 Sept. 5
1654 June 19 23J4
Sale
109
108
Sept. 3 11154 Sept. 17 10354 Jan. 22 112
80
83
70
74
Sept. 11 8254 Sept. 25
2854 Mar. 13 8254
1354 Sale
Sale
Sept. 5
654 Mar. 18 1654
1354 Sept. 20 16
4854 Sale
Sept. 11
Sale,
4554 Sept. 21 51
3954 July 10 5954
Sale1
90
Jan. 31 100
Sept. 7
9754 Sale
9754 Sept. 27 100
Sale
39
40
40
40
Sept. 20 4454 Sept. 12
Sept. 20 4754
24
Sale
25
21
Mar. 29 2654
Sept. 17
2354 Sept. 12
Sale
47
Sale
Sept. 4 5754 Sept. 30
2854 Jan. 15 5754
5754 Sale
754
8
654 Sale
Sept, 7
654 Sept. 30
8
35a Mar. 27
90
85
46
.*
Preferred..........—.100
12,520
372.500 Burroughs Add Mach. ...... *
30.300 tBush Terminal Co...—.*
9,210
7% debenture.........10#
44
9954
6454
6154
43
41
Rights...................
Burns
19
Sale
42
G) Mfg............*
Wheel
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1554 Sale
1454 Sale
6954
Preferred 7%....—.100
■
6
2554
Preferred (7)...........100
Budd
21
AH A*
42
..
66.200
736.100
39.300
235.000
12,500
6,560
2454
4854
9*
Bristol-Myers Co...........5
Brooklyn tk Queens Transit.*
Budd (E
98
44
ll%
Borg-Warner Corp........10
Boston Ac Maine........-10e
59.900
6054
15 54
4754
18„
40,300 Brunawick-Balke-Coll. .....*
7,310
383.500
1854
2054
K
105,700 Bucyrus-Erle Co..........10
Conv preferred....... .—5
152.700
260
98
108
Corp... 5
90
58.000
6,500
66.200
284.400
8.300
39.000
6,500
3.190
2.100
104 900
2,000
600
8554
1954
1854
4954
3754
13
9,900
8,000
13.800
8
6
1354 Sept.
10754 109
10754 11054 10754
45
46
4454 45
4354
11454 Sale 11254 11254 11254
554 Sale
554
554
_§54
55
5654 6654 70
55
9
954 Sale
954 Sale
44
45
Sale
4554
45
111
11054 11154 11154 114
15
1554 Sale
1554 Sale
104
10054
10454
3354 3654 34
3654 3354
16
Bloomlngdale Bros......... •
Preferred. ......... —10«
Preferred..»
Sale
254 Sale
Sale
1454
Blew-Knox...
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit ••*
to preferred series A—*
Brooklyn Union Gas........*
Brown Shoe* Inc..••.—.—*
Preferred.
...........100
670
»
354
Sale
87
79
954
3,700 t Botany Cons Mills A......50
504,100 Bridgeport Brass Co........*
1,224.700 Brlggs Manufacturing......*
92,800
66,500
23,300
19,600
288,100
34,500
71.900
16.800
Sale
1354
deldlng-Hemlnsway........*
rtelg Nat Rya part pref......
Bohn Alum At Brass
5
6
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Highest
Sale Prices
8
Mar. 13 22
Sept. 18
28
1654 Apr.
1
Aug. 31
—
27
54
Bendlx Aviation Corp. —...5
Beneficial Indus Loan Corp.*
Bethlehem Steel
Sept.
Sept.
8454 Sept.
754 Sale
3954 Sale
""354
38
48
2254 Sale
2154
4354 Sale
435t
11354 11354 11354
7
Sale
854
37
3454 Sale
19
Bamberger (L) Ac Co pref—100
Bangor Ac Aroostook....*-50
Preferred. ............100
Barker Bros....—.......—*
44
8854 Sale
2354 Sale
1554 Sale
...100
100
26
38
10
21
..........10i
Baltimore Ac Ohio...
22
4854 Sale
254 Sale
•
1854 Sept.
23
26
1254 Sale
2754
4.280 Blumenthal At Co pref....100
452,700 Boeing Airplane Co w I.....5
73,300
15,300
1.320
1,730
58,400
51,700
1,700
.
75
Lowest
Sale Prices
23
754
654
9
W*
Preferred.
.—..10*'
150 Beech Creek RR Co—.50
27,100 jeech-Nut Packlna ......20
450
400
82.800
168.700
4,200
6.700
2,400
2.300
49.000
2 900
4 000
700
3
6
Highest
Sale Prices
2054 Sale
42
Sale
Sale
Sale
88
25
1954
Ask
4
Sept. 10
10J4 Sept. 25
104
Sale
98
Sale
98
Sept. 30
8
754
854
Sept, 4
854 10
48
Sale
4954 Sale
4654 Sept. 20
Sale
11754 Sale 119
117
Sept. 3
10554 Sale 10354 10454 104
Sept. 19
4
454 Sale
Sale"
354 Sept. 21
60
Sale
6354 Sale
5954 Sept; 27
98
108
100
102
100
Sept. 20
Sale
31
37
Sale
3054 Sept. 4
6
654 Sale
654 Sale
Sept. 20
654
7
854 Sale
_654 Sept. 17
7054—— 8354
72
Sept. 25
14 54 Sale
13
1354 Sale
Sept. 20
104
107
106
107
106
Sept. 24
83
8754 Sale
8554 90
Sept. 20
38
49
............100
Preferred
1954 Sale
2654
1354 Sale
5354
........
32,000
70
36
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Ask Bid
23
V. 26
3554
...
-
7'312
44
preferred...........100
462,920 Atlantic Refining.....
25
*
86.300 Atlas Powder
Preferred
5.070
...........100
20,000 Atlas Tack Corp............*
—•
431.600 Auburn Automobile
41,300 Austin* Nichols 9c Co •...—*
Prior A
3,480
286,200 Aviation Corp of Del (The). B
New-—........———3
146,700
300
52,600
2d
6.000
6,900
98,700
5.300
245,800
15,100
Associated Dry Goods......!
1st preferred...————10('
..............
42,400
10,700
5.900
200
150
2.600
29.900
500
328.700
15,000
7.700
3 54
®7K
1,249.900 Atchison Top 9c S Pe.——100
Preferred
62.200
100
286.800 Atlan Coast Line RR—100
*
4,587 Atl G&WI SS Unes..
100
97,600
9,300
166,500
22.500
*13
254
600 Associated Oil............ 2.*
70
88,300
4654
3154
300
.
Sept. 3
Bid
'
29,400
1,700
700
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
to
Shares
September
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
July 1 1933
Since
Jan. 1
AGGREGATE
In
35
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
-
154
954
2054
354
1054
Feb.
7
Jan. 23
Sept. 10
Jan. 21
Jan. 22
Bush Term Bldg*—
750
15 000
2,400
28.000
740
22.700
6,000
36.500
159,300
172,400
71.900
23,600
70
121,500
2,700
5.800
460
!
30
111.900
440
45.300
,
4H
Pref ctfs of deposit.....100
5.890
78 400 Butte Copper At Zinc———.6
30,500 tButterlck————*
182.400 Byers Co..................'
Preferred..—.........104
5,860
163.800
49,100
ll",§40
14
1154
32
58
Sale
1654 Sale
5654 69
Calif Packing Corp .........*
16 54
33
Sale
35
31
Sept. 14
Callahan Zinc-Lead
....
1
238.800 Calumet 9c Heda Cons Cop 25
254
54
454
1954
8H
Sept. 27
Sept. 3
Sept. 12
Sept. 27
54
Sept. 12
302.300
207.400
1,610
837.300
35.900
36,400
...
54 Sale
.
Campbell W 9c C Foundry...*
Canada Dry Glng Ale...... 5
Canada Southern..—.100
Canadian Pacific.........25
8 54
554
2054 Sale
954 Sale
53
44
Sale
56
1054 Sale
34
Cannon Mllla—
Capital Admin Co Ltd C A..1
Preferred class A........10
7,650
600 Car Clinch F At Ohio Ry..l00
1.120
Stamped.... .........10
776,000 Case (J 1) Co .............100
Pref 7%
13.340
100
421.900 Caterpillar Tractor.........*
843.300 Celanese Corp of America...*
96.500 tCelotex Co................*
Voting trust certlflcatea.. *
61,600
Preferred...——.100
47,930
i
35.
5654
15
1754
254
3454
1154
4454
1154
47
85
93
89
514,000 Chesapeake 9c Ohio.......25
3754
4654 Sale
1,900 IChlc At East 111 RR——.10*
0% preferred—.......—100
J4
254 Sale
800
1.100
12,100
For footnote* m page
43*
2554
34
i
54
7
98
in
254
44
Sale
26
Sale
Sale
102
5754 Sale
2554 Sale
50
56
754 Sale
98
102
5854 Sale
654 Sale
2954
654 Sale
5554 Sale
454
754
4654 Sale
6154 Sale
654
754
45
Sale
4554 Sale
1054
954 Sept. 20
34.
Sept. 5
11
44
Sept. 4
Sept. 30
3554 Sept. 27
54 Sept. 3
554 Sept. 18
27
Sept. 27
1054 Sept. 5
54
Sept, 12
1154 Sept.
154
2
\H
18
"2854
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
102
Sept.
55
Sept.
554 Sept.
54
Sept.
25
54
7
"4454
45
1
Sept. 20
3
1154 Mar. 14
32
Mar. 14
54 June
3054 Aug. 1
54 July
8
254 Mar. 13
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
6
18
19
6
18
30
Septra
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
10
11
9
11
14
6
12
854 Sept.27
Apr.
9
54
,
3254 Feb. 26
8254 Feb. 27
85
Mar. 20
4554 Mar. 18
8354 Apr. 11
3654 Jan.
16
1954 Apr. 26
I54 Apr. 3
154 Mar, 8
115* Mar. 20
225g Feb. 13
34
Mar. 18
654 July 31
9654 Mar. 14
3854 Jan.
15
354 Mar. 13
23
Mar. 12
Septus
454 Mar. 27
36
Mar. 12
47J4 Sept. 11
3754 Mar. 12
154 Sept.
254 Sept.
9
3
6054 Aug. 21
754 Mar. 13
50
30
June
1
454 Mar. 21
.
2254 Jan. 21
254 Apr. 26
154 Jan.
3
2054 Jan.
7
42 54 Feb . 18
114:Jan.
3
554 Sept. 18
27
Sept. 27
.
3654 Sept, 27
1354 Sept. 7
45
Sept. 6
Sept ."20 x47 "
Sept. 25
154 Mar. 12
954 Mar. 18
10 "3954
20 2654
3 6954
3
754
11 102.
10 6254
7
20
3 6654
154 Sept. 28
Mar. 28
10
7
.
36 " Sale" "3854 Sale
1854
!
54 Sale
554 Sale
2554 Sale
854 Sale
55
5654
954 Sale
3554 * 3654
1154 Sale
9
254 Sept. 16
54 Sept. 7
1854 Sept. 7
60
Sept. 18
87541—
9254
9454 "92 54 "Sept." 24 93"
8954 Sale
7054 Sept. 3 8154
108
11754
11054 Sept. 6 118
50
5254 Sale
Sept. 14 5554
5254 Sale
2654 Sale
2554 Sept. 4 2954
2854 Sale
6
Sale
6
354
354
354 Sept. 11
51.500
96.900
23.100
6.420
Sale
1654 Sept.
9454
7254 Sale
"8",156
50
14
Sept. 16
254 Sept. 5
54 Sept. 5
1654 Sept. 20
56
Sept. 20
100,300 Central Agulrra Associates.*
23,900 Central RR of N J........100
32,200 Century Ribbon Mills...... *
Preferred...
....—100
700
1,215,500 Cerro da Pasco Copp......—*
92,700 Certain-Teed Prod...---.—*
23.060
7% preferred...........100
2,500 Checker Cab...............5
90,800 Chesapeake Corp. ......... *
4,900
2,300
2.600
1654
254 Sale
54 Sale
15
1754
254 Sale
54
54
1654 Sale
1
Apr. 26
54 June
3
1654 Jan.
7
Aug. 19
1354 Jan.
9
3654 Sept. 27
1354 Sept. 7
4554 Aug. 13
88
Aug. 29
95
July 18
8154 Sept. 18
118
Sept. 19
5554 Aug. 1
3554 Jan.
7
6
Sept. 30
454 May 21
3954 Sept. 27
29
May 8
6254 Aug. 17
1254 Jan. 16
10954 Jan.
2
6354 Apr. 25
7
Sept. 6
6554 Sept. 12
7
Aug. 24
4754 Aug. 15
4754 Sept. 11
254 Jan. 12
254 Jan. - 8
36
N. Y. STOCK
AOOBEOATE
SALES
September
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
EXCHANGE
Sept.301935
15,700
8,100
14,400
17,000
3,600 <
41,900:
.154,100
Sale
Sale
Sale
^16,514
.
,.
60 C C C & St. Louis pref
Sale
Sale
Sale
.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
t
3%
m
Sale
Sale
32%
105,100 Cleve Graphite Bronze (The) 1
130
<450 Cleveland 4k Pittsburgh...59
10
Special...................
880
29% Sept. 21
1
Sept.
Sept,
21
Sept.
Sept.
14
Sept.
69% Sept.
4
Sale
240%
...»
3% Sept. 20
15% Sept. 4
Sale
18% Sept. 25
87
Sept. 20
4
Sept
84% Sept 20
35% Sept. 25
84% Sept. 20
32
112
236
56
Sale
10 Coca Cola Internal Corp...*
61,200
413,900 Colgate-Pal moll ve-Peet Co..*
Sale
Sale
800
17,900
Preferred
....100
568,500 Collins ft Alkman
?15,750
Preferred....«......_..I00
105 H
Sale
106 K 103%
Sale
25%
Sale
105
142,600
3,130
........
3,120
100
.
.
460
1,030
300
13,400
12,500
413,400
5,900
8
Sale
Colonial Beacon Oil Co.....*
114,800 {Colorado Fuel Ac Iron
16,230
s Preferred.
.144
5,640 Colorado ft Southern.... 104
8,620
1st preferred...........190
2,710
2d preferred... ......^190
11,800
1,280
54%
450
....
a'W
15
Sale
Sale
Sale
14%
-Sale
20%
17%
97.
8
<
Sale
...........
7%
2%
12%
16%
12
11%
•
Sale
Sale
87
256,300 Columbia Pictures Corp nc*
Sale
64%
11%
69%
47%
;162,100 ColumbianCarbon........
olumbia G ft El common...*
Sale
71,510
Preferred..... ........104
3,150
5% pref series B........100
485,200 Commercial Credit........ 10
10,410
Preferred 7%...........25
32,292
Class A.^.......
...50
>13,910
Preferred B.............25
10,240
1st preferred.. .......m100
7,500
Preferred 5%%
a
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
74
Sale
71
Sale
2,445,600
80
47,200
78
*
.
»
im
m
-
700
113"" 116*"" 114% 115
-
...
16,370
76,200
700
27,500
100
900
950
180
5.400
120
1,340
10
-200
Prior pref x warrants.. 100
156,100 Consol Film Industry......1
206,700
Preferred
2,685,700 Consolidated Gas.........
124,400
Pref $5.....
..I.
84,400 Consol Laundries Corp.....
1,435.650 Consolidated Oil Corp......*
6,400
8% preferred......^....100
34,840 Consolld RR of Cuba pref. 100
201,700 Consolidated Textile.....
*
245,000 Container Corp class A....20
207,500
Class B.
107,300 Continental Bakcl A.
...*
161,600
Class B
..........
.*
24,000
Preferred..............100
.
13,500
15.200
172,900
12,000
8,700
162,100
100
3,900
46,400
62,300
66,100
17,400
14,600
2,900
12.600
16,500
2.200
4,800
1,430
16,500
2,180
6,100
18.300
8,100
126,600
87,300
80
10
12,800
500
' '■
■
■
7
Sale
Sale
70
•
6 K Sale
7
110
4 K Sale
6
Sale
3%
3 K Sale
7K Sale
8 K Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7 K Sale
110%
OK 111%
Sale
4% Sale
Sale
%
2%
5K
7%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
44 j
62%
Sale
83% Sept.
Sale
12
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
250
2,400
100
21,700
10
610
6,000
v
•80,500
17*400
864,800
74*600
1,024,800
41,800
32,300
1,900
1,500
27,700
footnotes
see
....
.......
Davega Stores Corp.......
Deere ft Co...............
Preferred.......
...20
Delaware ft Hudson..._.10s
Del Lack ft Western
50
Denver Rio Gr ft Wea pref 100
Detroit Bdlson.
1M
l>etrolt ft Mackinac Ry Go 100
5% non cum pref.......100
Oevoeft Reynolds A.......
1st Prefsrred...........109
Diamond Match
...»
Participating 0% Pref..20
Dome Mines Ltd.
Dominion Stores Ltd.......*
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc....*
Dresser (SR) MfgconvcI A..*
Class B..................S
Dulutb South 8h ft Atl..l90
Preferred
Dunhill Int
page 43.
Sept. 19
18
4
10
6
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
11
11
Sept. 10
Sept.* 11
Sept. 5
Sept. 12
Sept. 12
Sept. 23
Sept.
7
"Sept.
4% Jan.
34% Sept.
__
%
1%
1%
9%
25
3%
9
31
5% Jan.
;10% Jan.
13
9
80
.10
Mar.
June
July
Aug.
7
2% Jan.
9
4% Jan.
9
10
Jan.
4
12
Aug.
1
Aug. 19
30
17
15
23
8
Sept. 18
47% Sept. 18
30
22
19
Mar. 12
27% July
3
4
<12
14
Sept.10
69% Sept. 10
3% Apr. 30
12% May 15
87
Sept.20
48
20
9
3
Jan.
4%. Jan.
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
June 28
July
Apr.
Mar.
July
Mar.
July
July
Sept.
Mar.
Feb.
7
4
2% Sept. 12
7% Jan.
7
25% Sept. 13
74% Sept. 19
24% May 24
100
May 3
»
Apr. 16
18% Sept. 25
89
Aug. 23
3 35%
26 84%
25 48
27 28%
19 126
July 27
Sept. 20
June 25
Jan.
7
May 20
Aug. 22
161% Jan.
2 245
53% Apr. 20 57% Mar. 8
L50
Sept. 5 450
15% June
1 19%
L01
Jan.
3 105%
9
Mar. 13 33%
69% Mar. 13 107
•8%
6% Jan. 10
Mar
28% Jan.
21
Sept. 11
17% Sept. 11
14% Sept. 10
94
July 23
81
July
8
14
Aug. 17
14
22
10% Feb. 28
7
Feb. 26
6% Mar.
67
Jan.
9
15
34% Jan. 16
3% Mar. 13
35% Mar. 13
31
86% Aug. 14
71% Sept. 23
Mar. 15
39% Jan.
Mar. 15
Sept. 19
Sept, 18
Aug. 12
5% Jan. 21
% Mar, 13
5
Sept. 5
Sept. 13
53% Sept. 7
32% May 14
59% May 13
2
5
7
3
33
Jan. 25
118% May 13
June 27 119% Aug. 10
100% June 13
5
112
Sept. 3
Sept: 10
Sept, 28
Sept. 12
Sept. 12
Sept.30
Sept. 0
Sept. 30
Sept. 0
Sept. 6
58%
8%
71
80%
Feb.
7
72
Mar. 13 tl5
65
10
Feb.
P
7
Mar.
1
Sept. 18
Sept. 11
Mar. 28
Sept. 7
79
Sept. 11
4% Sept. 3
17% Sept.
3
29% Sept. 7
100% Sept. 11
4
Sept. 6
9
Sept. 3
L10% Sept. 25
5
Sept.18
1
Sept. 26
13% Sept. 24
5% Sept. 25
9% Sept. 11
1% Sept. 4
64% Sept.
5
29
Sept. 28
7
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
May
Aug.
Aug.
49
July
58% Sept.
4
Mar. 18
Mar. 15
Jan.
Apr.
2
Mar. 14
Sept. 20
Aug. 15
Jan.
July 29 102
Mar. 13 23J
Mar. 6
2J
42*
2
82
Mar, 28
80
May 17
May 31
221
Feb.
;
7\
Jan.
9
Jan.
24
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
10% May
20
Feb. 23 101
4
Mar. 12
Mar. 13
Feb.
Jan.
6 112
25
5
1
Aug. 10
June
5
June 10
Mar. 13
13
5
9
Apr.
I
46% Jan. 28
67
1
12
17
5
17
19
20
Feb. 28
Mar. 6
Jan. 16
Keb. 15
34
Apr.
14
14
21
12
17
28
May 14
Jan,
Jan.
5
10
Sept. 25
Aug. 14
Aug. 17
Aug.
9
Jan.
■'
Sale
49,600
6,700
or
':■
Continental Insurance..2.00
Continental Motors
*
Continental Oil of Del.....0
Corn Kxch Bank Trust CO..20
Corn Prod Refining.......20
Preferred...100
Coty.Inc
.......*
Cream of Wheat ctffs.......*
CrosleyRadlo
—........*
Crown Cork ft Seal........*
Preferred
.._......*
Crown Wti p 1st pf
«
Crown Zellerbach v t c.....*
Crucible Steel of Amer....109
Preferred
............100
Cuba Ce (The).....
...»
Cuba RR pref...........100
cuban American Sugar....10
Preferred...
....100
Cudahy Packing.......
09
Curtis Publishing Co (The)*
Prefsrred. .............. *
Curtlss Wright Corp......
Class A......
Cushmans Sons 7% pref..l90
730
S% preferred.............*
35,900 Cutler-Hammer. Inc........*
12,100
570,800
110,000
364,800
482,400
16,700
3.000
j?
'
8K
Sale
?
75,000
9,900
54.900
61.000
5,400
■'
Sale
148,300
246,800
940,500
25,125
276,500
•8,700
>183,700
124.000
'85,800
^97,000
17,300
550
82,400
'96,300
20,100
47,400
6,250
254,920
38,250
47,100
125,800
70,200
630,000
494,700
730
160
200
•':'
Sale
5
Sale
116
64
Ill
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
IK
0
58 H
Sale
8
Sept. 13
Sept. 25
2% Jan.
28
Jan.
52% Jan.
29% Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
z99% Sept.
18% Sept.
1% Sept.
52% Sept.
8% Sept.
32
Sept.
14
Sept.
38% Sept.
55
Sept.
7% Sept.
66
Sept.
76% Sept.
79
Sept,
4% Sept.
16
Sept.
25% Sept.
97% Sept.
3% Sept.
7% Sept.
110% Sept.
3% Sept.
% Sept.
10% Sept.
4
Sept.
7% Sept.
1
Sept.
57
Sept.
42 K
Sale
80
79
Sale
Sept. 5
Sept, 30
Sept. 30
Sept. 18
Sept. 5
Feb.
Mar. 30
Mar, 13
29
Sept.
887,200 Continental Can..........20
105,100 Continental Diamond Fibre 5
800
600
Sale
...
30,500
8.600
12,300
10.700
1,700
23,600
5.000
128,300
3,100
8.700
Sale
.....
40,500
12,200
11,300
19,300
9,400
4.480
32,200
1.500
9
5
S^pt.
1
Sale
■
t
2% Sale
8% Sale
IK Sale
8 % Sale
6
8K
7% Sale
3K
UK
Sale
^
^
1
Sale
3,800 Conde-Nast Public'ns
•
217,000 Congoleum-Nalrn Inc......*
15,100 Congress Cigar............ •
9,950 Conn Railway ft Lighting 190
1,350
4% preferred...........100
44,500 Consolidated Cigar........ •
710
Preferred
.....100
5,790
Prior preferred (OH) ...100
35,700
7
Sale
1,193,200 Commercial Solvents.......*
(2,253,400 < omnonwealth ft Southern *
273,100
Preferred.'*...............*
24
113
20 245
28 56%
5 150
3
19%
10 104%
3
33%
3 L07
14
8
3
Sept. 3
Sept..21 17%
Sept. 30 22
Sept. 30 17%
Sept. 30 14%
Sept. 4 94
Sept. 23 73
Sept. 21 14
Sept. 3 86
Sept. 27 71%
20 53%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
' v
Sale
Sale
Sale'
Convertible preferred
•
$4.25 conv pref ser of '35..*
190,300
258,700
14,600
'
114
114%
297,525 Comm Inr Trust....._......
25,800
Sept."""3
5% Sept. 9
Sept.13
Sept, 19
Sept. 3
Sept, 3
Sept. 7
Sept. 20
10
...
17
21
28
3
10
10
"22"" "20% Sept." 17
23 %
115
Preferred...100
71,300 Coca-Cola Co (The)..
31,100
Class A.
3,800
4,200
•
87
15,600 Cluett, Peabody Ac Co......*
100
2% Sept. 12
87
.100
28.300
"1"266
27%
•1!4
;
Sale
128,900 City Stores new........... 5
44,400 Clark Equipment....—...
20
25
IK
2K
:
UK
..........104
Preferred
8% Sept. 3
41
Sept. »4
1
Sept. 23
2% Sept.,24
2K Sept, 24
Sale !
10
cblckashe'Cotton Oil
5% Sept. 30
<
4H
60,210 Chllds Co.........
....
8,790 Chile Copper....
.....25
4,568,400 Chrysler Corporation......6
139,600 City Ice At Vuel.......«....*
5,200
790
900,600
22,400
Sale
Sale
!
.7
Sale
79,900
"7",655
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
...
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sept. 27
IK Sept. 30
2% Sept. 20
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Preferred................*
Highest
Sale Prices
1
Sept. 3
2% Sept. 5
1% Sept. 16
3% Sept, 7
Sept., 12
Sept. 9
Sept. 13
Sept. 5
Sept. 11
7% Sept. 11
12
Sept. 18
47% Sept. 18
1% Sept. 3
3 % Sept. 9
3% Sept. 9
3%
.2%
49,400 {Chic Rock Isl ft Pac.... 100
27,800
7% profferred.
».--100
37,000
4% preferred
........100
4,500 Chicago Yellow Cab..
*
3,200
3,200
IK
2%
4%
Sale
145,100 Ithic Mil St Peal * Pacific-*
286,800
Preferred
1H
277,000 Chicago & North We#t._.lQ0
68,100
Preferred
.....100
173,400 ChicagoPneumTool
15,300
3,600
Ask
Ask
Preferred... iw..
•160 tChic Indlanap 4 Louis ptlM
106,100 Chicago Mail Order Co.....5
Lowest
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
par
,1
32,400
10
RANGE SINCE JAN. I
July I 1933
43,900 Chicago Great Western.-100
2,400
2,700 I
2,610
1,300
7,300
PRICES IN,SEPTEMBER
Low from'
stocks
N. T. STOCK
Since
In■
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
...100
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
157
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
j
Sale
-
Sale
13%
Sale
Sale
•
46%
Sale
92
Sale
•Sale
Sale
85
85
Sale
1%
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
40%
Sale
85
87%
72
Sale
72
Sale
7K
Sale
30
Sale
28
36
15
Sale
Sale
'3%
Sale
in2K
101
3
40
120
Sale
40
Sale
Sale
Sale
23
*°tf
1%
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3%
101%
4%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
3
88% Sept, 11
Sept. 6
Sept. 7
Sept. 11
Sept. 5
Sept. 3
Sept. 9
Sept. 20
Sept. 9
Sept. 10
Sept. 7
Sept. 10
Sept. 16
Sept. 18
Sept. 3
Sept. 18
20 14%
21 41
3
1%
16 21%
4 59%
20 67%
30 LSI
4
5%
23 38
24 14%
21 36%
12 46
24 92
21
5%
3 28
4 86%
28
1%
10
11
4
6%
71
1
4 41
30 20
21 105
3%
12
12
9%
20 86
10 71
20 30%
6% Sept. 27
37% Sept. 4
26% Sept. 19
34% Sept. 3
14% Sept. 4
2% Sept. 14
92
Sept. 4
39
37% Sept.
120
118% Sept.
38% 37% Sept
38
39% 30
Sept.
41
Sale
38% Sept.
7% Sept.
7% Sale
30% Sale
20% Sept.
22
23
22
Sept.
10% Sept
K Sept.
,% Sept.
4% v
3% Sept.
5H
14% Sept. 6
42% Aug. 14
Jan. 23May
8
60% Aug. 19
Sept. 20 78% July 10
Jan.
2 165
May 23
2
Jan.
Mar. H
Mar. 11
23
Mar. 13
6%
39%
15
Jan.
Mar. 15
Apr. 12
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
13
5
11
11
10
13
!
Jan.
July :
.Ian.
Sept. 24
88
June
Mar.
4!^
Jan.
28
Mar,
Mar.
Feb.
Miif.
43%
19%
Jan.
2
Mar. 15
8
22% Jan.
Mar. I I 105% June 13
Mar. 12
3% Sept. 25
2
Mar. 15
10% Jan.
Mar. 2i
88
Aug. 21
June
8
July 27
Mar. 13 30% Sept. 30
6
Jan.
50"
120
x40
Jan.
41
Aug.
118% Sept, 17
Mar.
40
40
Sept. 17
Sept. 5
41% Sept. 14
8% Sept. 10
33
Sept. 5
24
Sept. 13
13% Sept 18
% Sept. 7
% Sept. 20
5% Sept. 16
.
Jan.
12% May
June
9
14
Sept. 13
Sept. 5
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
Feb.
8
4% Jan.
103% Sept. 13
Aug.
41% Sept*
3
4
14
P
4
Mar. 13
Mar. 8
Jan.
Mar.
10
20
18
5H Jan. 10
28
Sept. 18
86% Sept. 18
1% Keb. 18
10
May 15
8% May 13
May 13
Mar. I I
Jan.
Jan.
16% May
Sept.
Apr.
Sept.
Sept. 24
Sept. 18
05% ^7
37
118
38
91% July 22
15
15
Mar. 13
Sept. 18
Sept. 27
Sept. 7
Sept. 16
Sept. 6
Sept. 11
Sept* 6
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Sept. 28
Sept. 10
Sept. 30
7% Sept. 10
42
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
17
1
2
43
July
8
Aug. 14
May 3
May 17
May
12
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
33
24
Sept. 5
Sept. 13
Mar
13
Sept.18
Aug. 27
Aug.
6
Sept.16
Jan.
June
June
June
•
5:
28
N. T. STOCK
Oct., 1935]
AQGREQATE
In
SALES
N. Y. STOCK EXCHAHCK
Shares
Shares
1,800
Par
12,400
16,700
150
68,500
2,400
281.900
950
245.300
Sept.30 1935
870
Sept 3
Pr»torr«d
12%
12%
;-r-
Sale
6% Sale
149
Sale
156% Sale
140
155
158% Sale
23% Sale
28% Sale
5
5%
6
27 % Sale
31%
Sale
110% 110% 1U
Sale
9
Sale
.....
American
Blec Power A Light......
519,300
$7 prcf.................
258,200
$6 pref............
62,100
let Storage Battery
11,500 tElk Horn Coal Corp.......*
14,700
Preferred...
26,700 Bndlcott-Johnson.... .....50
2,320
Preferred..............100
41,600 "ntflaeers Pub Service.
55,000
$5 conr preferred ......
■'
.
............
360
2,700
11,700
3,800
3,100
10,200
22.800
5,700
1,300
...
39,000
21,700
39.50 preferred ........
96 cum preferred.—.,,,
101,100 equitable Office BIdg
....
.........10®
First preferred.........100
Second preferred....... 100
Brie Ac Pittsburgh.........50
12,200
44,500
3,580
175,300
56,900
9,500
230
129.900
276,100
16,190
2,120
7,700
Fairbanks Co———29
Preferred
............100
100
8,000
330
""200
69,200
19,200
12,600
6,400
5,900
7,500
5,800
100
Brans Products Co—......5
800
;
260
"9400
9,500
,
17,100
;
2,190
142,900
45,800
135.100
5,700
90.000
54,300
148,100
7,220
69,700
98,100
640,200
3,530
217,300
.
Federal Motor Truck.......*
Federal Screw Works.......
1,640
.......
.
«33
6
37
6%
11
15
c49
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
%
74
13% Sale
18% Sale
68
Preferred series A......100
2%
IX"
1%
1%
7% Sale
5%
23%
25% Sale
115
116% L19
16
16% Sale
85
Sale
76%
68 '
57%
60
80% 70
7%
6%
6%
2% Sale
2%
2% Sale
1%
22%
22% Sale
38% Sale
40%
22% 23% 17%
„
111
14%
Sale
14%
95% Sale
bfit National Hr«rav
51
Florshelm Shoe (The) cl A—*
tfollansbee Bros...........*
22%
4
Sale
Food Machinery
Corp......*
50
Sale
.«....*
16
87
Sale
Sale
Foster-Wheeler
7%
conv
preferred........*
........*
Foundation Co
Fourth Nat'l
23%
111
14%
92%
48%
21%
3
55%
16%
83
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
„
Sale
"ran kiln Simon
pref.._...10r
Texas Co......... 10
6%
conv pref...........100
Fuller Co prior pref.......
"31 % Sale
53%
Sale"
Sale
2X Sale
9
9
9% Sale
3,191.000
4,300
100
748,700
7,800
2,900
6,700
9,590
2,500
70,900
7,200
4,619,000
77,600
11,600
29,200
47,910
730
5,100
7,200
10
12,800
2,500
28,900
"""450
38,400
3,800
20.800
9,500
55,800
890
ib"906
46,300
200
62,000
9,300
96.400
2,900
28.400
660
................
General Bronse............5
General Cable............
Class A-.-.........i.-...*
Preferred 7%..........100
Gen
Cigar Inc......
....
Preferred (7) ...........100
Electric..........
522.600 General Poods.............*
697,200 Gen Gas A Blec Cl A.......*
Conv preferred A....
3,800
960
Preferred A (7)...........*
Preferred A (8)...... ....-*
220
100
10
"""765
—•
Gen Amer Transp Corp
5
•eneral Asphalt
.........10
General Baking Go.........5
General
General Italian Edison
....
General
Mills..............*
Preferred.
..........100
*en Motors Corp,.........10
Preferred (5)... .........*
Geo Outdoor Advertising. A*
•
Common
(•eneral Printing
97%
Sale
99%
38% Sale
18%
11%
142%
7%
5%
13%
45
56
Sale
Sale
143
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
140% 142
Sale
95
97
39% Sale
17
Sale
12
Sale
.37% 139
7
Sale
13
H Safe
44
57
.42
Sale
Sale
Sale
31% Sale
33% Sale
34% Sale
32% Sale
1
10
15%
.....
44
Sale
13
10
18
....
20
Sale
67%
67%
117% 119
42% Sale
118
Sale
11% Sale
3% Sale
....
35
06%
—--
Corp. 1
Preferred
Sale
1% Sale
—
F;............
7% preferred...........100
•oodyear T Ac R
•
1st preferred.............*
811k Hosiery......*
•otham
.
.
............100
26
24
Sale
24% Sale
35
Sale
17% Sale
88.
89%
43%
46
4% Sale
81% Sale
108% Sale
Sale
Sale
119
Sale
53
Sale
85%
Sale
44
30"" "30%
43
87
n8%
fiB
81
J}*
,52
3
Sale
17
Sale
25
Sale
210
1,768,800 Great Northern pref..... 10®
296,900 ireatWestSug
Preferred
.100
5,300
10
50 Green Bay Ac Western RR.100
82,544
7,900
15,600
423,800
19,600
......
.
....
For footnotes see page
43.
4%
56%
17%
89%
23% Feb. 21
9% Jan.
72
Sale
Sale
45
38%
16%
11%
137%
6%
4%
12%
43%
55
141%
30%
30
%
2% Sept. 12
10% Sept, 4
Sept. 11
Sept. 1.6
Sept. 17
Sept.
42
Sept. 21 19% Sept. 9
Sept, 26 13
Sept. 12
Sept. 25144
Sept. 9j
Sept. 21
Sept. 5
Sept. 23
Sept. 5
Sept. 3
Sept. 6
Sept. 28
Sept. 7
Sept. 11
Sept. 18
Sept. 5
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
Sept. 17
Sept. 3
Sept. 4
Sept. 3
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Sept. 21
Sept. 21
100$
2
53
Sale
Sale
18%
Sale
m ■3?
25% Sale
28% Sale
130
26%
132
45
26
s?
July
Feb, !
25
Mar.:
Mar.
8
Aug.
41% Aug. 12
25
Sept. 26
5
.14
July
Apr.
Mar.
18% Jan.
Aug. 13
58% Aug. 12
23% Aug. 15
7
6% Jan.
56% Sept. 26
2
17% Jan.
90
Aug. 23
7
10% Jan.
34
Sept. 9
17% July 15
60
July 24
28% May 23
.21
Sept. 30
27% Aug. 14
12
Jan. 24
May
96
M
Feb :
Mar.
.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.:
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
June :
Mar.
Mar.
105% Sept.
2% Sept.
3
23
1% Sept. 19
26% Sept. 24
22% Sept. 20
30
~ Sept.
107
81
5%
44
1%
10%
3
17%
23
23%
%
33%
12
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
23
25
30
20
26
3
28
Sept. 17
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept;
Sept.
Sept.
3
17
6
20
26
27
3
9
4
4
21
27
20
30
17
26
4
2% Sept.
32
_
^
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
20
26
14
25
2
Jan.
15
Sept. 17
% Feb. 25
10
Mar. 15
11
Mar. 6
7
3
Apr.
Sept. 11
July
8
Aug. 22
Aug, 19
Aug. 20
Apr.
6
Feb.
5
July
8
Aug. 23
Sept. 11
Sept. 5
Sept. 14
Sept. 13
Aug. 27
I Sept. 5
Aug. 12
Aug. 14
Aug. 2
Aug. 14
Sept. 3
2
Mar. 20
Jan. 30
Jan. 15
Sept? 6
Sept. 7
Sept, 6
Sept. 9
Sept. 6
37% Sept. 30
110% Sept. 11
Apr. 13
; July 29
Mar. 14
Jan.
4
I Aug. 7
Aug. 6
i Sept. 9
Sept. 6
i Sept. 30
2% Sept. 3
17 » Sept. 6
117% Sept. 17
10% Sept. 9
58% Sept. 7
21% Sept. 9
87
Sept. 11
7% Sept. 28
Apr. 26
May 2
54
2%
12%
3%
19%
26%
24
2%
38%
13%
3
27%
28% Sept. 18 30%
131
Sept. 9 133
30
Sept. 12 30
20% Sept.
Sept.
26% Sept. 11
Sept. 16
July 15
July 31
Sept. 12
Aug. 13
Aug. 23
Aug. 21
Sept. 6
Aug. 21
July 27
May 21
Jan. 10
5% Mar. 4
2
15% Jan. 15
35
Sept. 3
Sept.20
Sept. 13
59% Feb. 6
Jan.
3
Sept. 10 116
Sept. 11
26% Mar. 13
Sept. 5 £107%Jan.
4
Mar. 20
Sept. 14
Aug.
9
Sept. 13
Feb.
5
Sept. 12
Jan. 22
Sept. 5
Mar. 13
Sept. 11
Mar. 13
Sept. 9
Jan.
2
Sept, 25
31% Sept. 3
108% Sept. 25
16%
£87%
4%
42%
31%
Jan. 10
Mar. 12
Mar, 15
Mar. 29
„
~35""~Sept." 20
18%
12% Sale
Apr.
May 28
7% Sept.
4% Jan .
3% Aug. 19
95
'
Mar.
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
51
82%
18
July 18
19% Aug. 17
:85
Aug. 16
Aug. 22
Sale
Sale
18
20
Mar;
Feb. :
Sept. 9
17% Sept. 3
57
Sept. 10
27
Sept
5
121
Sept. 30
26
Sept. 9
11% Sept. 5
Jan.
5
26% Aug. 23
Apr.
Apr.
20
30
16
12
6
11
26
25
9
11
4
7
5
26
7
10
7
2% Jan, 19
Jan.
Jan.
3
Jan.
Sept. 26
14 % Aug. 17
Mar.:
Mar.
6
34
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
14
13
73
% May 21
Sale
23% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sept.
30
2l
7
Mar. 30
5% Mar. 13
2
2% Sale
16% Sale
15%
117% 117%
Sale
8%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107% Sale
55,400 Grand Union Co trust ctfs..l
Conv preferred series.....*
45,300
.......*
49,400 Granite Cltv <**«•>!
Part paid receipts........*
1;200
Rights..
82,544
•raui (W T)...............
t".. 85i300
141,800 Great Northern Ir ore prop.
267,700
203,100
27
16% Sale
z$9
Sale
4% Sale
Sale
34.300
4.300
3.300
28,000
1,200
Sale
31% Sale
149,100 General Refractories......
Voting trust certificates..*
174.300
8,410 Gen Steel Castings pref....*
576,400 Gillette Safety Rasor ......*
Convertible preferred....*
87,400
162,900 Glmbel Brothers...........*
7% preferred ..........100
43,000
344,400 Glhfden Co (The)..........*
I"1. orlor preferred.....10®
7,620
Rights^................
120,800
195.600 tGobel (Adolf).............5
325,900 •old Dust certificates
Preferred.
5,200
Preferred
2
3% Sale
•raham-Palge Motors.,... 1
«ranby Cons M S At P....10S
49,600
23
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
69%
08% 110
Preferred..............100
Gen Realty At Utilities
•oodrlch (B
S*
Sept.
66% Sept. 6
18
Sept. 10
119% 119
41% Sept. 3
46% Sale
116% Sept. 26
17% 118
11
Sept, 3
13% Sale
3
Sept. 6
3% Sale
35
Sept. ,5
36% Sale
68%
106% 109
298,800
59,200
756,200
32,310
99,600
6,040
96
Sept.
99% Sept.
10
33
43.500
112
23
19
17
17
Sept.
9
12
36% Sale
840
8*
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
U7
10
17
8% Sept.
15
20
40
105% Sale
3% Sale
31% Sale
222,700
2
Sale
Ink.......*
Preferred.
71,300
51
% Sale
General Public Service.....*
65,200 •eneral Ry Signal..........*
_5.020
v
24"
16% Sept.
16% Sale
54
9% Sale
377,000
75,000
35,400
Sept.
37% Sept.
22%
23% Sale
26% Sale
Sale 121
120% 124% 121
24 ; 26
24% 25% 24
10
Sale
8%
10% Sale
2% Sale
3.300
5,400
110
2% Sept*
1% Sept.
21
Aug.
May
7
Apr. 30
3
3
7
Sept. 13
Sept.
Sept
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
28
12
May
7% Sept.
25% Sept.
Sept.
7
3
8% Feb. 18
7% Aug. 17
Aug. 17
Feb. 18
Mar. 19
14% Sept, 6
21% Sept. 11
4
Sept. 18
Sept.
7
18
26
18
4
12
25
20
32
_
Sept. 9
Sept. 26
120
18
85
Jan.
.Sept.
July
Sept.
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
4914 Jan.
Mar. 29
% Jan.
Apr.
1
1% Aug.
Jan. 16 66
Sept.
Jan. 10 132
Apr.
Mar. 6
7% Aug.
Mar. 19 41
Aug.
Feb.
7 41 % Aug.
Mar. 19 43
Sept.
Aug. 8
7% Aug.
Mar, 20 14
Jan.
Mar. 26
17% Aug.
* Sept. 7
75
"34" §1%
Gen American Investors....*
Preferred.
*
3d preferred.—
Preferred
Sept. 21
Mar. 15
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 21
fept. 7
1% Sept.
29
7%
32%
Jan. 23 113%
3% Mar. 15 10%
Sept. 12
Sept. 9
17
Sept.
33%
147,400
280
16% Jan. 15
3% Mar 27
19% June
1
June
Gabriel Co (The) Class A...*
Camewell Co (The).........*
14.400
7,900
15,400
18
10
12
25
20
12
73
6% Sept.
24% 22%
113% 110
14%
Sale
93% 90%
48
Sale
22% 22%
3i4
2%
49%
Sale
15
Sale
87% 80%
Mar. 20 113% Sept. 17
86% Mar. 18 135% Sept. 18
126% Feb.
8 131
Apr, 22
104
Feb. 18 115
Aug.
5
Mar.
5
17% May 16 23
39% Sept.
40% Sept. ■ x
43
Sept. 30
6% Sept. 3
Sept.
71
Sale Prices
19
Aug.
6
<
12% May 21
1% Sept.
66
Sept.
129% Sept.
q
Sept.
Sept.
37,100
7,940
80,500
17,000
38.200
y%
.
15
6,500
1,290
14,100
7,700
197,300
252,900
237,100
4,140
174,300
59,900
73,300
34,900
71,900
2,360
24%
49
5% Sept.
23% Sept
116% Sept.
75
-n ft
103
6% Sept. 11
1%'Sept.
16%
65
79%
Sale
3%
2
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
1 Aiy
W&Si. s
22
80
3,120
6,220
300
I
Q
17% Sept. 18
113% Sept. 17
135% Sept. 18
130
Sept. 17
114% Sept. 10
Sept.
Sept;
Sept.
Sept.
10% Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1
'
360
440
,
i
.
Investors..... I
Fox Film class A............*
Free port
Sale
4%
26%
110%
8%
Sale
36%
cs~~4-
29
6%
32%
113%
23% Sept.
Sale
Sale
34%
/
161
Sept.
5% Sept.
4% Sept.
Sept.
Sale
19% Sept.
Sale
£44% Sept,
% Sept.
X
Sale
1% Sept.
Sept.
454% 64
Sale
£127% Sept,
5
4% Sept
Sale
34% Sept.
Sale
36
Sept
Sale
37
Sept.
Sale
5% Sept.
Sale
10% Sept.
Sale
14% Sept;
9%
12* 73. Sept
73
Sept.
Sale
12% Sept;
Sale
17% Sept.
2% Sept.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
46
Sale
% Sale
1% Sale
64
65%
129
Sale
2%
exchange Buffet Corp. ...
570 Fiiene's Bona..............*
Preferred
......100
Firestone Tire Ar Rubber...1®
19,000
4,400
13,200
10
ureke Vacuum Clean..^...5
-
80,300 Federal Water Service A...;
50,300 Federated Oepartm't Stores
98,300 Fidelity Phenla Fire lns.2.50
130
110
...
.
450
14,200
9,600
15.900
*
13,560
204,200 Fairbanks Morse Ac Co....
9,340
7% preferred.....»■.
100
105,900 federal Light Ac Traction..l5
2,580
Preferred,.
4,700 Federal Mining Ac Smelt..100
2,500
Preferred...
.........100
510
12,300
*
trie..
Sale
6H
5%
23%
21%
m m «• m m m
•
^
155
Sail4
shares..........
*y i
8
7% Sept. 6
3% Mar. 13
Sept. 18 110% Jan. 16 161
Jan.
4 164
158% Sept. 30 141
6% Sept.
£147
Sept.
,
........
157,000
647,700
Lowest
Sate Prices
.....
7
100,200 Rantero Rolling Mill*.
5
177,000 Eastman Kodak Co.
of N. J.*
4,970
Preferred
...........100
385,900 %aton Mfg. Co........
*
18,000
ttlngon Schlld—
1,151,300 Klectric Auto-Lit* (The)...5
8,760
Prefer rad...
...If®
796,000 •electric Boat.
.....3
Blec At Musical Ind—
27,200
80,400
49,300
27,900
8,600
1,800
1,600
1,700
Highest
Lowest
Sept. 30
Ask Bid
Sale Prices
Ask
15
Sept. 6
16% 17% 15
112
Sale
112
113
Sept. 7
118
Sale 128% Sale
116% Sept. 3
127% Sept. 5
127% 128% 128% 130
Sale
114% 114% 114
£ll3%Sept.l3
Bid
14
112
718,000 Ou Pont do Nem * Co (El) .20
35,800
0% non-voting deben
IS*
8,190 iuquwue Llgbf 1st prof..101*
160 Ourluun Ho* Mill* pref-.-ISO
390
'i
to
10,600 Duplsn 8llk~
180
79,600
2,500
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
July 1 1933
Since
Jan. 1
September
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
STOCKS
37
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Sept. 28
Sept. 10
Sept. 25
Sept. 9
Sept, 16
Sept. 5
Sept. 25
Sept. 5
Sept., 7
Sept. 11
Sept. 13
Sept. 7
Sept. 3
Sept. 12
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
Feb.
7
Jan.
2
July 15
May
3
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
Mar. 13
Apr. 11
Apr.
4
Apr.
3
June 25
Mar. 19
Mar 15
May 20
Mar
29
Sept. 30
Sept. 17
Mar. 26
Mar 19
Mar. 12
Jan. 15
Jan
2
Apr. 21
; Sept. 11
| July 19
Jan. 25
Jan.
7
June 29
i Jan.
7
i Sept.
7
Jan.
7
Jan.
i
10
; Sept. 28
■Sept. 28
Jan.
3
Sept. 25
Jan.
7
'Jan.
3
[ July 31
Sept. 25
Sept. 5
: Sept. 7
Sept. 11
Sept. 13
I May
6
May 4
Sept.12
i
N. Y. STOCK
38
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
September
38,400
..10t
Preferred
2,300
Northern...100
10,100 Gulf Mobile
Preferred......—......100
19,200
14,100 Gulf State* Steel........
1,500
7% 1st preferred...... Lioo
20
.......
700
2,900
1,000
170
Hackensack Water......,-25
Preferred A——........25
11.210
2,220
29,300
14,310
2,940
7,360
1,200
130
1,600
2,400
,
Sugar.....
vuantanamo
880
180
300
Hall
Hamilton Watch........
Preferred.
161,300
36.200
930
110
(M A) Co $7 pref.
preferred.
.....
{5
Harbison Walker Ref
Preferred
6%.........
140
100
12~406
190
2
Preferred called...........
600
17,900
13,400
247,600
59,000
14,500
106,000
1,190,700
Hershey Chocolate.—..*
9C0
7,600
167,700
Hollander (A) Ik Son........5
Homestake Mining
100
Houdatlle-Hershey cl A
*
Class B
.
594,700 Illinois Central..........100
11,900
0% pref series A
100
Leased line stock...... 100
3,930
4,740
RR sec stock ctfs set A1000
10
6,700 ndlan Refining
447,500 Industrial Rayon Corp.....*
58,900 Ingersoll-Rand—........... *
310
0% preferred...........100
192,500 Inland Steel
*
128,100 Inspiration Cons Copper..20
53,600 Insuransbares Ctfs Inc
1
403,900 tlnterboro Rap Tran 11 c 100
1,340 lot Rys of Cent Amer__—..*
1,000
Certificates..............*
5,190
Preferred—...........100
28,700 Intercontinental Rubber...*
135,100 Interlake Iron.............*
117,000 Internet Agricultural......*
43,200
Prior preferred
...100
61,400 Int'Business Machines.....*
118.700 Internet Carriers Ltd..
1
240,700 Internet Cement...........*
650,500 Internat Harvester,........*
13,800
7% preferred
100
175,300 Internat Hydro-BIec Sys A.25
40,400 Internet Mercan Marine....*
140,200
2,300
860
660
900
67.300
6,300
28",166
56,100
3,000
124,200
190
20
630
1,200
26,400
18,100
6,700
6,700
17,600
11,600
73,300
700
11,400
13,600
237,900
600
1,512,400
10,800
li'edo
36", 100
6,000
13,300
6/,l00
11,700
;
*
Holland Furnace
.
11,700
34,600
3,200
800
193,000
99,400
;
preferred...........*
11.600 Household Finance part pf 50
..100
61,500 louston Oil of Tevas
103,500
Voting trust certificates.25
310,800 Howe Sound ?ot trust ctfs. .5
41,400 Hudson ft Manhattan....100
Preferred.... .........100
14.500
760,800 Hudson Motor Car.........*
469,700 Hupp Motor Car Corp.....10
200
4,300
20,500
74,600
220,800
54,900
7,060
22,900
53,400
23,900
7,180
1,759,300
132,300
3,600
25,100
24,900
Internat Nickel of
Canada..*
---100
Preferred
68
29
29 X
30
33
34
33*4
5*4
118
480
Cony
24
79
18
Zioo
460
1,200
47,600
6.800
Sale
70
100*4
25*4
52,800 Hercules Powder...........*
Preferred..............100
4,290
9,000
Sale
11X
03*4
3*4
06*4
39*4
5*4
12
96
106X
96*4
12
Sale
106*4 101*4
4*4
Sale
103*4
109
135
141
60
160
22*4 Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
50
23
24
06
47,300 Hazel-Atlas Co.......... -25
...25
5,200 Hielme (G W)......
530
7% preferred—....... .100
110,700 Hercules Motors........
6.800
7
Highest
Sale Prices
24*4
Sale
75
66
Sept. 19
66*4 Sept. 28
2
Sept. 9
29*4 Sept. 6
8
Sept. 7
25
Sept. 9
26
Sept. 18
80
Sept. 9
34
29
30
21*4 Jan.
15
30
18
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
98
Sept.
Sept.
iol"
Sept.
Sale
24
Sept.
116
Sept.
Sale
10
Sept.
105
100
Sept.
Sale
3*4 Sept.
97*4 Sept.
Sale
139*4 138
Sept.
168*4
22
Sept.23
Sale
Sale
Sale
5*4
11*4
32*4
4*4
10*4
95*4
104*4
100*4
82
86*4 Sale
84*4 Sale
26 X 127*4 127*4 Sale
125*4
21*4 Sale
121*4 121*4 121*4
80
78
76
75
78*4
116
112
115
11*4 112
18*4 Sale
1454 Sale
14*4
9
Sale
8*4
8*4 Sale
.
409
85
Sale
402
40%
Sale
40
Sale
22*4
62*4
Sale
20*4 Sale
66
66*4
13*4 Sale
3
Sale
47*4 Sale
3*4
3*4
8*4
10*4
11*4 Sale
1*4 Sale
2*4
50*4
68*4
Sale
Sale
3*4 Sale
8*4
9*4
14*4 Sale
2*4 Sale
14*4 Sale
18
22*4
21
24
53
7
54
8
Sale
54
Sale
15*4
Sale
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
39*4 Sept.
19*4 Sept.
385
66*4 Sept.
12*4
2*4
45*4
3*4
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
8*4 Sept.
10*4 Sept.
1*4 Sept.
7
33
Sale
96
04
Sale
Sale
8754~Septi
Sale
7
30
93
L10*4 Sept.
[38
7
Sept. 16
25*4 Sept.
6
66*< Sept. 28
1
2*4 May 13
43*4 May 14
9
Aug. 16
26
Aug. 16
28
Aug. 23
80
Sept. 9
Feb.
Feb.
19
3
Sale
2*4
3
12*4 Sale
1*4
2*4
7*4 Sale
3*4 Sale
38*4 Sale
83
Sale
6
Sale
29
Sale
55*4 Sale
142*4
3*4 Sale
3*4 Sale
—
.
6*4
6*4
20
2*4
2*4
11*4
2*4
7*4
3*4
31
77
6*4
27
57*4
47
2*4
4*4
29*4 Sale
30*4 Sale
126
127
126*4 126
28*4 Sept.
125*4 Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Mar.
6
Apr.
*4 Sept.
6
*4
*4
*4
*4
*4
*4
*4
*4
*4
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Jan.
4
6*4 Apr. 30
63
101
Jan.
Jan.
4
Sept. 30
June 29
Jan.
P
97
2 108
2
Sept. 9
Sept. 11
June
3
20
13
7
117$
Apr.
ifl*
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
May
July
23*4 Sept.
68*4 July
17 X Jan.
Aug.
56
Apr.
42
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
13*1
Mar.
Mar.
4
19
18
19
2
14
31
18
31
2
19
26
Jan.
21
Jan.
21
14*4 Sept. 30
7
3*4 Jan.
Apr.
Mar. 14
Apr. 11
Mar. 21
Mar. 30
Mar. 16
May
7
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
13
7
22
27
1
15
May 27
May 21
May
1
7
Mar. 7
6
9
July 11
June
1
3
12 149*4 Jan. 15
3*4 Mar. 12
11
22*4 Mar. 15
7
34*4 Mar. 18
13
2
1*4 Mar. 15
1*4 June 20
22*4 Jan. 15
July
24
July 17
Sept. 30
412
Mar.
Jan.
123*1
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
30
121*4 Aug. 29
Aug.
135
7
24
88 *4 Sept. 11
128
May
3
Mar.
Feb.
Apr. 26
*4 Sept. 17
X Sept. 14
30
34
Sept. 19
[00*4 Sept. 26 100*4 Sept.
26
16
Mar. 15
Sept.
Sept.
99*4 Jan.
7 118
5*4 Feb.
6
12*4 Sept.
81
Feb.
6 109
July
^
1*4 Mar. 18
Sept.
85
Jan.
2
July
[27
June
Jan.
5 141
June
L42*4 Jan. 10 162
11
Jan.
8 25*4 June
6
25
66
Mar. 19
6
*4 Sept. 23
3
5
3
12
48
18
25
4
11
12
*4
*4
*4
*4
4*4 Sept.
6
Sept.
Sale
18*4 Sept.
2*4 Sept.
3*4
2*4 Sept.
3
11*4 Sept.
11*4
1*4 Sept.
Sale
6*4 Sept.
Sale
2*4 Sept.
Sale
28
Sale
Sept.
Sept.
178*4 177
6
Sept.
Sale
Sale
27
Sept.
53
Sept.
Sale
149
140
Sept.
Sale
2*4 Sept.
3
Sept.
Sale
Sale
Sale
16
7
4
27
89*4 Sale
4*4 Sale
6*4
6*4
19*4 Sale
8*4
2*4
Sept. 13
L18
Sept. 7
12*4 Sept. 7
L06
Sept. 6
4*4 Sept. 30
6
17
1
1754 Sept. 19
24*4 Sept. 13
Sept. 24
Sept. 11
Sept. 4
Sept. 27
Sept. 19
13*4 Sept.
Sept.
52*4 Sept.
22
Sept.
2*4 Sept.
29*4 Sept.
96
Sept.
2*4
26
Feb.
46*4 July
88*4 Sept. 11
127*4 Sept. 30
[21*4 Sept. 3
80
Sept.14
L15*4 Sept. 26
19*4 Sept. 30
9*4 Sept. 9
109*4 Sept. 14
41*4 Sept. 7
23*4 Sept. 18
66*4 Sept. 5
14
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
Sept. 16
Sept. 9
Sept. 7
Sept. 30
Sept. 10
Sept.
2*4
2*4
30*4 Sale
Sept. 30
33*4 Sept. 11
5*4 Sept. 5
12*4 Sept. 9
97
Sept. 11
105*4 Sept. 10
LOO*4 Sept. 20
Highest
.
Sale Prices
Sept. 10
Sept. 3
Sept.16
28
Sept. 20
7
Sept. 20
21
Sept. 23
24
Sept. 3
74*4 Sept. 24
50
IX
27
8*4
24"" Sale"
230,900 Hayes Body.............
62,300
Sale
1*4
25*4
"""•
»
1
130,700 Hat Corp class A........
6,150
0)4% preferred....... .100
18,300
50
51
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Ask
Zioo
...........
Hanna
300
Sept. 3
lid
40
4*4
11*4
95*4
...10
Printing
.
I
»
Sept.301935
Par
Shares
620 Greene Canenea Cooper ..10«
201,000 Greyhound Corp (The), .—.5
90
RANGE SINCE JAN.
July 1 1933
Jan. 1
86,700
1,700
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Shares
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
17*4 Sept. 19
24*4 Sept. 13
57*4 Jan.
10
Jan.
10
4
2*4 May 10
33*4 Sept. 27
104
Sept. 19
130
July 18
95
Sept. 18
7
Sept. 25
6
Aug.
2
23
Sept. 11
4
Jan.
5
Jan.
18* Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
25
3
10
7
6
I" Jan. 2
Jan. 25
iM* Sept. 12
Sept. 11
Jan.
7
3V
1T
v%
Sept. 13
May
9
Aug. 19
Sept.23
31*4 Sept. 17
11 130
Mar. 14
Internat Paper
850
2,500
3,400
3,500
540
176,500
26,500
v
200
1,500
2,700
660
4,300
67,600
Class C.......—..——.*
Sale
^
4,600
3,000
22.100
800
37,300
24,000
74,970
104,900
1,000
25,200
....100
Sale
Sale
International Salt.........*
29
International Shoe......—*
46
22
Sale
Preferred.
46,400
68,700
81,400
234,900
280,200
597,690
3,120
1,730.200
7,100
7.400
10,310
432,700
3,170
4,400
80
302,000
600
7%
preferred..........100
Internat Tel & Tel
Interstate
......*
Sale
Dept Stores...... *
Sale
Preferred.............. 100
Intertype
870
39,600
70
600
90
800
35,100
270
260
Sale
...1
Island Creek Coal..
Sale
Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B •
100
Kansas City Southern
100
Preferred
Kaufman Dept Stores..112.50
200
71,700
;
z58
Sale
75
121
64*4 Sept. 3 77*4 Sept. 18
Sept. 4
122*4 Sept. 20 125
125
126
133 h
153
Sale
130
120
118
79*1
118
6 h[
9*1
15*4
Sale
11*4
16
19
Sale
55
75
78
6*4
9
Sale
124
153
Sale
Sale
11
18*4 Sale
23*4 Sale
70
80
90
Sale
Sale
23*4 Sale
16*4
18
3*4
4
30*4 Sale
25*4 Sale
Sale
pref
ser
A..*
Copper ........*
Lea Rubber A
Tire........
f>
see page
43.
21 *4 Jan.
98*4 Jan.
29
Jan.
42*4 Mar.
60*4 Sept. 11
Sept."23
84 X"Sept."
H
111
Sale
Sale
3*4 Sale
66
62
75
63
30*4 Sale
22
41
Sale
45
24*4 Sale
4*4
7*4
Sale
13
101*4
Sale
Sale
II*
92
Sale
8ale
Sale
22*4
Sale
17*4
3*4
36
Feb.
50
Apr.
8
Sept. 11
12*4 Sept. 11
18*4 Sept. 18
24
Sept. 30
76
Sept. 24
4
20*4 Sept.
18*4 Sept.
11*4 Sept.:
89
Sept.
22*4 Sept.
16
30
18*4 Sept.:
40*4 Sept.:
22
Sept.:
7
Sept.
9*4 Sept.:
12
Sept.
99*4 Sept.
8*4 Sept.
2*4 Sept.:
9*4 Sept.:
89*4 Sept.:
11
Sept.;
34
Sept.
6*4 Sept.
Sept. 3
Sept. 10
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 7
Sept. 7
Sept. 7
Sept.11
Sept. 7
Sept. 7
Sept. 12
Sept. 11
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Aug.
8*4 Jan.
19
1
7
7
Sept. 18
~ Sept.30
76
Sept. 24
2*4 Jan. 17
22
Aug. 12
Jan.
18!
24
Mar.
*4 Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
25
Mar
1
Aug. 27
Mar. 21
24*4 Sept. 12
22*4 Sept.12
IV
Mar. 13
Mar.
Feb.
84*4 Sept. 11
13 3
15*4 Jan.
Sept. 12
Sept. 12
Sept. 30
Sept.30
Sept. 18
Sept. 25
Sept. 18
Sept. 7
9
67
120
3*4 Mar.
6*4 Mar.
7*4 Feb.
34
8
19 130
115*4 Mar.
6*4 Sept. 3
10*4 Sept. 25
15*4 Sept. 5
19
Sept. 3
72
Sept.12
Jan.
Aug.
8
Mar. 13
77*4 Sept. 18
Mar. 15 125*4 Aug. 14
Mar. 12
383
1173
Sept. 9
Aug. 19
July 23
120*4 Apr.
June
Sept.:
3*4 Sept.
Sept.
25*4 Sept. 4 *27*4 Sept. 10
111'
Sept. 3
xl09X Sept.
4;>:
3
Sept. 3
Sept.!
84
70
Sept. 26
Sept.
Sept. 19
64*4
62*4 Sept.
Sale
27
Sept. 11
Sept.:
Sale
Sale
90
Jan.
130
76*4
Jan.
4
Jan.
3
75
12*4 Aug. 12
July
60*4 Mar.
5*1 Mar.
8*4 May
70*4 June
6*4 Mar.
49
8
28
16
25
Jan.
1*4 Sept. 9
1*4 Jan, 19
Sept. 30
Sept. 25
108
Sept. 24
36*4 May 14
48*4 July 26
*4 May
4*4 Mar.
6
Sale
Kendall Co part
Sept.30
120
18*4 Sale
12*4 Sale
122.430 lehman Coro (The)........*
69,200 Lehn 8t Pink Products Go. .5
654,300 Llbbey-Owens Ford Glass...*
57,600 Llbby McNeill 5c Llbby
*
For footnotes
x58*4 Sale
21
....*
.....
............
7
Sale
Conv class B.............1
26,900 Lehigh Portland Camant—50
Preferred..
1,270
100
166,400 Lehigh Valley
50
55,000 Lehigh Valley Coal.
•
Preferred
50
71,500
280
58*1
66*1
3
1*4 Mar.
*4 July
110
Convertible class A.......1
KeivtnatorCo
ttenoecott
Sept. 13
Sept. 9
Sept. 20
Sept. 30
Sept.25
Sept. 24
Sept. 6
Sept. 11
Sept. 6
Sept.10
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 5
Sept. 5
Sept. 13
1
Preferred
2.930 Laclede Gas.............100
Preferred
2.210
100
161,500 Lambert Co (The)
*
3.800 Lane Bryant...............*
19,700
84
♦
Corp
Kimberly-Clark............*
Kinney (G R).
8% preferred............
Kresge (S S) Co
.......10
7% preferred...........100
Kresge Dept Stores......... 1
560
8% preferred...........100
10,200 Kress (8 H) * Co
*
319,600 Kroger Grocery 5c Bak
*
700
Sale
international Silver ......100
Kayser(J) 5c Co........... 5
Celth-A1bee Orphanm pf.lOS
269,500 tKelly Springfield Tire.....5
97,800
6% preferred.............*
Kelsey Hayes Wheel—
400
Sept. 3
2*4
Sept. 23
1*4
Sept. 121
1*4
Sept. 4 16*4
Sept. 5 30*4
Sept. 5 108
Sept. 13 30*4
Sept. 27 47
Sept. 3
Sept. 4 73
11*4
Sept. 20
Sept. 17
Sept.16 88
Sept. 21
Sept.11 28
1*4
Internat Printing Ink...—*
Preferred. .............100
..
"4",920
28,700
6,200
6,200
10,600
7,800
101,000
44,200
Sale
34,200 lewel Tea Inc..............*
605,100 lohns-Manville
Preferred
100
3,815
50 Jollet 5c Chic RR 7% gtd-100
31,030 lone* 5c Laugh Steel pref. 10*
80
9,000
2,900
pref 7%..100
ft Power cl A *
Class B—....—..*
Internat Paper
5
Jan.
9
9
Sept. 18
July 16
July
3
SH Jan.
Jan. 23
Mar. 29 38
Mar. 13 *27*4 Sept. 10
Apr.
9
Apr. 26 113
Mar. 21
May 21
Jan.
11
75
Aug. 10
Sept. 26
Jan.
7
Apr.
5
May 16
an
Mar.
27
Aug. 16
19*4 Mar.
46
Aug. 20
12
22
5
Sept.
May
8*4 Mar.
10*4 Mar.
89*4 Jan.
5
Mar.
1*4 Mar.
May
Mar.
July
Mar.
6*1 Sept.
6*4
67*4
10*4
21*4
Aug. 12
8
3
7
7
17*4 Jan.
June 21
102
Jan.
7
11
28*4 Jan.
9
Jan.
12*4 Jan.
3
Aug. 14
13
Aug. 14
8
40
9
Sept. 12
Jan.
25
SALES
AGGREGATE
September
Shares
400
4,700
11,900
23,700
22,200
113,800
1,300
9,800
12,000
5,300
'
/
,
■»..
150
330
9,000
1.
930
6,700
24,400
41,100
1,800
<
\
"""655
590
400
60
50
35,000
60
15,000
12,200
2,500
>
620
:
10,500
19,300
2,500
v
"2", 355
27,500
4,900
79,800
22,600
26,800
280
3.000
21,500
2,770
240
30,000
23.900
23,700
60,900
50
20
15,400
16,000
28,000
1,300
9,000
50.800
29,100
374,000
8,900
136,000
•
7H
50
40
128%
22%
47
9%
34
515
1%
5%
4%
21
18 %
30%
2%
12 %
515
Mathleson Alkali Work#....*
10'
.......10
•
7% preferred
§ iH
14
10%
10
8
%
2%
6%
1%
May Dept Stores
Maytag Co (The)
Pref with warrants.
30
J#
ip
I*
S3 preferred ex-warrants..*
$6 1st preferred
McGall
Corp...............*
467,800 JMcCrory Stores...........*
Class B
•
114,300
23,600
0% preferred
.......100
11,600 McGraw Hill Pub Co.......*
330.000 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
61,500 McKeeeport Tin Plate......*
330,100 McKesson Ac Robblns.......5
Conv pref series A......Si
123,500
349,900 McLellan Stores class A.....*
Preferred..............100
7,390
68,300 Melville Shoe Corp...... ..*
117,000 Men gel Co.................1
Preferred
100
11,040
820 Merch Be Mln Tranap Co....*
.......5
330,900 Mesta Machine Co
rami Copper
*>
107,200
251,100 did-Continent Petroleum.10
225.500 Midland Steel Products.....•
First preferred
....100
18,780
*
39,000 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co..
1.830
6% pref series A........100
27
A A 22
3%
4
28%
67%
3
20 %
22
•
»
Preferred...
9%
6%
44
20%
68
IK
m
Corp...............*
Mo Kao-Texas
•
.........
'5%
Preferred series A......100
^Missouri Pacific
1«H»
Convertible preferred.. 100
Mohawk Carpet Mills
20
...
Monsanto Chemical
Wks.
;
A
ss24
10
15%
34%
...*
253,900 Motor Products.......
5
297,400 Motor Wheel.....
17,700 Mulltns Mfg Corp class A.7.50
Class B
1
25,100
Preferred new............*
3,790
18,600 Munstngwear
1,420,300 Murray Corp of America-.10
16,200 Myers (F E) At Bros.........*
15%
6%
v.
'•
708,100
3,930
209,400
65%
!
57,700
180.000
340
105,600
300
2,000
36,800
5,100
2,610
10.600
12,500
6,700
4,500
:
90
12%
12%
37% Sale
85
51
%
1%
1%
1%
12%
4%
9%
1%
3%
16%
71%
34%
54%
60%
%
%
Sale
2%
2%
Sale
4%
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
56%
63Sale
38
Sale
9%
10%
10%
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
17
Sale
14
3
9
Sale
...
5%
-attonal Biscuit.......... 10
22 %
.......100
Cash Register.........*
Dalrv Prod Corp
•
129%
7% preferred
Mat
Vat
12
......
*
Nat Enamel Ac
National
Stamp.......*
Lead
80
106
x
3m
!
16
10
........100
8754
Preferred A............100
122
99%
Preferred B—.........100
Nat Power Be Light.......
4K
64
21%
7% Sale
*106
2%
Sale
Sale
25% Sale
29% Sale
26
178
27%
181
156% 160%
133
11%
140
Sate
preferred..........100
National
Steel............25
National Supply of Del...25
Preferred..
........100
Tea Co..
33
9
33
*8%
85,200 N a to mas Co................*
*
42,000 -Hsnei Btia,..;
48,580 Newberry Co (J J).........*
7% prefer red...........100
2,020
"3%
National
........
15
80
52i
59
25% Sate
13%
14%
1% Sale
7% Sale
%
1
1%
3%
7%
8%
1%
2
34% Sate
10% Sate
5%
6
66% Sate
17% Sate
72
Sate
9%
10
10% Sate
27% Sate
60
60%
114
Sale
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sept.16
5 24
Sept. 21 114% Sept. 5
Sept 20 116% Sept. 27
Sept. 30 164% Sept. 17
18
Sept. 6
Sept. 18
Sept. 6 24% Sept. 18
Sept. 3 39% Sept. 19
Sept. 25 32% Sept. 10
Sept. 3 45% Sept. 11
Sept. 19 107% Sept. 26
1% Sept. 27
Sept. 3
Sept. 5
2% Sept. 9
Sept.14
Sept. 4 41
Sept.11
Sept. 23 122
Sept. 4 26% Sept. 18
Sept. 5
Sept. 19 140
% Sept. 4
Sept. 4
9
Sept. 6
Sept. 26
Sept. 23 21% Sept. 7
Sept. 3 46% Sept. 19
Sept. 4 26% Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Sept. 3 135
Sept.
►
"l%Sept""9
5% Sept. 4
4% Sept. 25
Sept. 3
23% Sept. 16
13% Sept. 18
1% Sept. 14
53'32Sept. 5
7% Sept. 23
% Sept. 4
2% Sept. 7
8
Sept. 21
1% Sept. 24
30
Sept. 4
9% Sept. 20
5% Sept. 20
48
Sate
37
27
Sate
Sate
Sate
Sale
23%
32%
4%
4% Sate
Sate
54%
4&
1%
2%
1%
2%
11% Sale
3% Sate
10
19%
110
96%
107%
4%
50%
%
1%
2
1%
11%
3%
Sate
8
1% Sate
Sate
Sate
Sate
Sate
16
8
2%
20%
82%
32%
51
63
52%
70
% Sate
41% Sale
14
Sate
14%
13%
72%
17%
17%
Sate
Sate
Sate
19
Sate
40%
39
1%
2%
71
31
50
64
%
37%
9
10
9%
62
16%
14
39
12
9
11
12
17
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
18
10
9
9
30
27
3
10
9
5
Sept. 9
Sept. 27
Sept. 4
Sept. 21
Sept. 20
Sept. 20
Sept. 20
Sept. 23
Sept. 20
Sept. 20
Sept. 4
Sept. 21
Sept. 4
Sept. 14
Sept. 3
Sept. 4
Sept. 23
Sept. 20
Sept. 25
Sept. 12
Sept. 4
Sept. 27
Sept.19
Sept. 10
Sept. 17
Sept. 26
Sept. 25
Sept. 30
Sept. 21
Sept. 3
Sept. 3
Sept. 20
Sept. 19
Sept. 11
Sept. 3
Sept. 3
Sept. 3
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 5
Sept. 3
Sept. 5
"l3%Sept."l2
40%
127%
8%
45%
13%
103%
58%
5%
42
24%
35%
6%
10%
24%
115
103%
108%
Sept. 12
Sept. 14
Sept. 27
Sept. 28
Sept. 9
Sept. 5
Sept. 6
Sept. 6
Sept. 6
Sept. 6
Sept. 12
Sept. 25
Sept. 3
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Sept. 30
Sept. 12
5% Sept.
5|
55
Sept. 18j
% Sept. 11
1% Sept. 9
2% Sept. 11
2
Sept.
7
12% Sept. 3
5
Sept. 7
11% Sept. 7
1% Sept.
3% Sept.
Sept.
84
Sept.
37% Sept.
55% Sept.
64% Sept.
% Sept.
43% Sept.
14% Sept.
14% Sept.
13% Sept.
73
Sept.
19% Sept.
17% Sept.
40% Sept.
21
5
3
30
18
11
10
11
3
12
30
30
30
30
11
30
10
15%
16% Sept. 10
17
22% Sept. 6
10% Sept. 12
14% Sept. 4
19
Sept. 28
7% Sept.- 3
9
Sept. 3
27
Sept. 16
146
149
151
Sept. 20
16% Sept. 3
17% Sate
15% Sept. 4
16% Sate
108
Sept. 28
108
Sate
*106
Sept. 3
107
2% Sept. 21
2% Sale
23% Sept. 21
24% Sale
28% Sept. 20
30
Sate
28
Sale
25% Sept. 24
175
Sept. 5
180
182
159
Sept. 12
156% 160
Sept. 10
126% 137% 137
9% Sept. 21
9% Sale
% Sept. 23
%
%
% Sept. 5
64% Sept. 4
71%
16% Sept. 21
17% Sale
69
70
66% Sept. 23
9
Sept. 27
10% Sate
9% Sept. 30
9% Sate
27% Sept. 3
32% Sale
58
Sept. 21
57%
58
114
Sept. 3
113% 114
Sate
19%
9% Sate
9%
9%
31% Sale
Sale*
1 %
5
Jan.
Sept. 19
July 29
Sept. 11
Apr.
5
Jan.
2
2% Feb. 14
July 25
1
June
Apr. 22
Aug.
6
Aug.
6
May
4
Apr. 25
Apr. 25 41%
119% Sept. 23 130
18% Mar. 26 26%
124
Apr.
5 144%
33
% July 16
4% June 19
10% Mar 18
34
Mar. 29
12% Mar. 26
90% Jan.
4
Apr. 16
Sept. 18
Aug.
7
1% Jan.
7
14% Jan.
8
23% Aug. 19
47% Jan.
7
26% Sept. 18
135
Sept. 18
40
Sept. 11
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
29% Sept. 4 33%
146% Sept. 12 148
51% Sept. 21
54%
11% Sept. 20 14%
47% Sept. 25 50%
47% Sept. 3 x48%
iOO
Sept. 6 101%
30% Sept. 20 32
10
Sept. 20 12%
9% Sept. 20 11%
12
13
37
Sate
118
Sate
6%
Sate
36%
Sate
11%
Sate
107% 99
53%
Sate
4%
Sale
21
Mar. 14 24%
94% Apr.
5 120
93% Apr.
4 122
151% Jan.
7 167%
16
Sept.18 19%
13% Mar. 14 24%
17% Mar. 13 39%
24% Mar. 13 34%
31 % Feb.
7 45%
102
Feb.
1 108%
1
Mar. 15
1%
Feb. 19
Jan. 24 46
May 14
Feb.
8 130
8
18% June - 1 28% Jan.
30% Apr.
1 51 % Sept. 11
5% Jan.
2 10% Sept. 12
18% Jan. 16 36% Sept. 17
Aug. 20
515
Aug. 20 515
2% May 14
"i% Septril
% Feb.
6
7
10
4
Jan.
7
May 24
Sept. 7
3
Apr. 29
6% Aug. 15
5% Sept. 10
29
Apr. 23 64% Sept. 10
64% Sept. 10
30
Sept. 11
Sept.11
13% Mar. 15 30
15
July 10
14% Sept. 7
10
Mar. 28
3
May 23
1
Feb. 23
1% Sept. 3
4% Mar. 23
53,3iAug.
7
53,32Sept. 5
8% Aug. 19
5% Apr.
1
8% Sept. 3
1
Sept. 11
1% July 22
% June 14
3
5
Jan.
8
Sept. 12
2% Jan.
2
10% June 27
9% Sept. 12
3% Mar.
1
2% Jan.
8
1
Mar. 15
1% Sept. 27
20
Mar. 13 35% Sept. 25
35% Sept. 25
3
11% Sept. 9
6% Mar. 14 11% Jan.
6
4
June 27
Sept. 6
9% Jan.
7
40
Sept. 4 42%
128% Sept. 18 129
21% Sept. 26 25%
46% Sept. 4 51%
9
Sept.13 10%
33% Sept. 13 36%
85
78
o
28% Sale
148% 152
16% Sale
*15% Sale
108% 110%
Vat Rys of Mex 1st pref...100
2nd
5
110
Sate
110
103% Sate
102% Sale
108% 109% 104% 109
I
Vnh Motors Co............*
National Acme
1%
6%
4
109
5% Sale
Prices
575
IK
5%
12%
37%
120%
118% Sale
7%
6% Sale
42%
40% Sale
12%
12% Sale
100
103% 102%
54%
57%
60
5%
5% Sale
39
40% Sale
24
24%
24%
35
Sale
34%
5%
5% Sale
10%
10% Sale
20
Sale
22%
Nash Chatt Ac St Louis...100
•
86,400
7
17
Sale
40
{National ilept Stores.....
7% 1st preferred
.....lie
Nat Distillers Prod new.....*
«
•
Sale
15%
14%
38%
366,280
89,170
1,694,700
36,100
15,500
4,600
3,230
903,900
2,600
13,600
310,300
88,600
22.900
600
1
3%
8%
2%
30%
13%
7% preferred class A....100
7% preferred class B....100
420
17,580
3,260
304,300
1,900
1,300
Sale
10
;
129
22% Sate
49% Sale
9%
10
33% 35%
520
60
730
760
260
Sale
62
74,500 National Aviation Corp.... 10
897,400
II,400
317,200
744,900
■
Sale
40%
124
31
Sate
29% Sale
147% 150
148% 150
52% Sate
52% Sale
12% Sale
13
Sale
48
48%
50.% Sale
48
Sale
47% Sale
100% Sate
101% Sale
30%
31% 31% Sate
10% Sate
11% Sale
11
10%
11
11%
49
•
Preferred..............100
Leased line............100
Mission
8%
2%
Minn Molina Pow Implem..*
{Minneapolis Be St Louis. 100
Minn St Paul * 8 8 M
100
5%
3%
*
>»....
10
23
:
41
Sale
Sale
Sale
1%
6%
6%
48
Sale
26
Sale
14
Sale
1% Sale
5" 32
6
.
MontgomeryWard AcCo.....*
400
80
34
■'J
.....
740
.
10%
Morrell (J) Be Co
-•
570 Morris Ac Essex............60
212,000 Mother Lode Coalition.....*
54.300
7,500
105,800
V
229,500
I,650
114,100
121,900
35,400
1,570
7,340
63,800
361,400
60.600
17,900
8,300
W
5,500
4,840
130,500
130,200
201,900
32,400
84,700
140.375
152,100
2,147,250
20.100
•
,
14 H
98 %
87%
A
100
8,900
34,200
109,800
13,200
21,900
3,590
4,600
348.800
1,900
33
116
.....
2.900
200
88
T
*
Preferred
Loft Incorporated..........*
..
990
700
Liquid Carbonic
Loew's Incorporated
...
13,500
28,000
1,100
33,000
5,600
1;100
Preferred ..............100
600
Preferred..............100
Prior preferred........ 10'
9,350
Second preferred
1,920
100
80,300 Marlin-Rockwell Corp. (Del.) 1
230,200 Marshall Field & Co........*
26,600 Martin Parry Corp.........*
70
240
-
25
"B"
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
»
Lima Locomotive Works....*
Link Belt Co
*
....
1,270
76,100
5,500
2,300
3,200
28,300
60
15%
....*
281,400 Mack Truck Inc
246,900 Macy (R H) Co, Inc
•
48,700 Madison Sq Garden v t c. •
.10
95,600 Msame Copper
r
10 Mahoning Coal RR Co.....50
9,200 IManatl Sugar........... 10t>
11,800
7% preferred...........10t'
*
4,600 vfandel Bros
5,635 IManhat'n Ry Co. 7% gu.100
Mod 5% guar
279.100
..
....
.10'
39,400 Manhattan Shirt..........2-'
24,400 Maracaibo Oil Explor
1
97,400 Marancha Corp............5
306,800 Marine Midland........... 5
4,640 Market Street Ry........l0<
60,900
24,500
4,200
10,300
Ask
Sale
Ask Bid
23% 23
22%
23% 23%
111
114
Sale
113
116
112
115
Sate
116
Sale
158%
158 >4 164% 158% Sale
16
17
Sale
17%
18%
23
Sate
22
Sale
20%
34
Sale
36% Sale
33%
32
Sate
29%
31% Sale
44
Sate
41
41% Sale
Sale
105%
105
105% 106
1%
1% Sale
1% Sate
2
Sate
1%
1%
1%
37%
37% Sale
37%
39
121% 121% 119% 120% 119%
24%
24% Sale
25% Sate
135% Sate
134%
139% 140
%
%
%
%
%
7
7
7%
7%
9
18%
19% Sale
19% Sale
44
Sate
40%
41% Sale
23
Sale
25% Sate
22%
120
132% Sale
120
Sale
71%
73 %
123
14 %
13%
11%
860
130
•
....5
com..25
_
24,800 MacAndrews Be Forbes Co.. 10
1,800
•
Life Savers Corp
LlfCett & Myers Tob
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
Bid
Long Bell Lumber A........*
Loose-Wiles Bisc_...
...2.*
1st preferred
.....10'
429,800 Lorlllard (P) common......10
Preferred..............lot'
8,370
* 83,900 ?Louisiana Oil.............'
7,220
6%% preferred
10«
108,700 rouisvllle Gas Or Elec A..... *
87,800 Louisville Be Nashville....10'
191,100 Ludlum Steel..............I
Convertible preferred-...*
14,900
50,200
.
to
Par
«
50,200
27,800
.192,290
15,300
38,400
33,600
85,300
168,000
961,100
21,300
64,400
38,600
58,200
4,670
3,400
1,700
17.200
.
«
1
July 1 1933
Sept.301935
Shares
•
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
In
38
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
> N. Y. STOCK
Oct., 1935]
10% Sept. 17
32% Sept. 28
148%
18%
17%
109%
108
2%
26%
31%
29%
182%
160%
140
11%
%
%
71%
19
72%
10%
11
32%
61
114%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
18
10
18
19
7
- 5
9
9
5
28
6
6
7
27
4
30
7
5
30
4
9
10
13
113
23% Mar. 14 33%
Jan.
2 150
35% Mar. 29 54%
5% Jan. 30 14%
33
Jan. 15 50%
32% Jan.
7 50
84% Jan.
4 103
28
Mar. 14 35%
7% Apr.
3 13
6% Apr.
3 12%
136
57% Feb.
Mar.
Aug.
Jan.
May
32
May
8% Apr.
85% Mar.
7%
34%
90%
5%
Jan.
Mar.
41
3
20% Mar.
22
Apr.
24% Jan.
2% Mar.
9% Mar.
8% Mar.
60% Mar.
58
Jan.
105
Jan.
5
3% Mar.
Mar.
% Mar.
%Apr.
15
14
14
24
1
Mar.
6
1 % Mar. 29
10% Apr.
9
2% July 22
5% May
7
1
July
8
1% Mar. 30
10% Mar. 13
55
Jan. 29
21% Mar. 12
50
Sept. 19
61% Apr. 18
% Apr.
4
17% Mar. 18
7% Mar. 12
9% Aug. 23
9% Aug. 23
62
Sept. 4
13% Mar. 26
11
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
1% Mar. 7
17
Apr.
2
23% May
2
21
May 31
%
%
9
36
28%
7%
21 %
43%
109
5%
57%
%
2%
4
3
Jan.
July
Jan.
July
2
9
7
11
July
Jan.
10
14
16% May 16
6 % Jan.
7
14% Jan.
7
3
Jan.
4
4
Jan.
7
21
Sept. 30
84
Sept. 18
37% Sept. 11
66
Feb. 25
65 % May 24
1 % May
1
Jan.
7
Jan.
8
Sept. 12
12
40%
.
3
19%
14 27 %
13
10%
26 10%
1 33%
7 152
14 18%
17%
Mar. 21
Sept. 28 110%
Sept. 3 108
13
Jan.
4%
3
Aug; 13
Aug. 12
Aug. 16
Mar. 4
Sept. 14
Jan.
2
Sept. 28
Jan.
3
Aug.
9
Aug. 14
Aug. 30
Sept. 6
June
1
Sept. 12
Sept. 25
Sept. 12
Sept. 30
4% Mar
121%
June 17
Jan
43%
14%
14%
13%
73
19%
17%
40%
30
145
150
June 17
26
23 45%
15 127%
22
8%
24 45%
1
15%
13 110
2 60%
12
5%
20 42
12 27%
15 35%
13
6%
15 13% May 23
12 24% Sept. 18
Aug. 12
6 115
15 105
July 30
9 *111% June 19
31
14
4%
6%
22%
141%
13%
12%
108
*106
91
14
Sept. 18
1
Sept. 9
Aug. 12
Aug. 13
Aug. 13
Apr.
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Sept. 11
Sept. 30
Sept. 10
Sept. 17
July 16
Aug. 17
Sept. 10
July 23
Aug. 28
Aug. 19
17
4% Jan,
34% Feb. 16
31% Sept. 9
32% July
8
Jan. 18 185
Aug.
5
Jan. 18 162% May 23
Jan. 26 140% July 30
Mar. 15 14% Aug. 17
1
Jan. 10
July 12
Mar. 19
% Jan.
2
Mar. 18 71% Sept. 30
Marv13 20% Aug. 17
Mar. 20 77% Aug. 17
Mar. 13 11% Jan.
4
Jan. 15 12% May 24
June
(3
32% Sept. 9
Aug.
9
Jan.
2 61
Jan. 25 118% Apr. 23
-
.
For footnote* aee page 43.
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKH
40
SALES
AGGREGATE
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
STOCKS
Sept.301935
Shares
Par
180 {Now Or'Tnft Mnlco
It*
136,800 Newport Industrie* lac....I
68,900 ^ew York Air Brake..
Sept. 3
2,496,300 Now York Control....,.....*
188,000
s*
shipbuilding
Sale
130
160
13)1
96
186
105
1,586,200 North
American.
...
.
89,100
9% preferred....
60
503,800 North American Aviation...1
20%
50 56
3 54
1,430 Northern Central.........50
Sale
42
.A"
659,900 Ohio Oil Co (The).........
30,100 Oliver Farm Equip new.....*
282,200 Omnibus Corp v » e (The) .*
1,500
Preferred A............f90
28,900 ippenhelm Collins A Co.
516,600 >tls Elevator............ .*
4,315
6% preferred........... 00
962,500 itlsSted..............j.
60,260
Prior preferred......... St®
1,740 Outlet Co
....
......
11
21
30
3,050
1,710
2,040
488,600
242,200
30,900
16,510
3,630
Sale
Sale
,
92)|
Sale"
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
3
15
76
48
9
14% Sept. 21
Sept. 6
Sept. 11
Sept,
Sept,
Sept. 12
Sept. 12
„
Sept. 13
96)4 Sept. 26
99
Sept. 11
19)4 Sept. 19
44
Sept, 20
154 Sept. 9
H Mar. 12
Mar. 14
Mar. 29
11)4 Aug. 30
June 12
Mar. 11 139
Mar. 14 114)4 Mar. 14
_
May 31
Sept. 7
2 )6 Feb.
6
Feb.
26
26
254 Mar, 15
H Mar. 29
% May 22
6)4 Mar. 14
Sept. 20
87
Jan.
7
June
5 92)4 July 15
79
Aug. 2
May 28 100
3054 Jan. 15 43. May 22
62
69
54 Aug.
.58
99
9
6
June 18
24
17
Mar. 13
35)4 Mar, 15
2
Mar. 13
57
Jan.
3
86 H Mar. 29
13)4 Mar. 28
35)6 Jan. 18
1)4 July 12
9%
1654
3)4
75
Mar.
Aug.
July
Jan.
14
Aug.
18
14
„
6
16
13
16
99
Aug. 20
21)6
44)4
2%
32)4
Jan.
7
July 25
Jan
4
Jan.
3
.
14)6 May 17
2156 Aug. 26
12)6 Sept. 25
16 100
Aug. 22
454 Apr. 3 J* Aug. 10
Aug.
5
11)4 Apr.
4 22
July
5
06
Jan.
7 125
4% Mar. 14 1756 Sept. 7
2254 Jan. 16 §4)4 Aug. 27
38
Mar. 12 52
Sept. 23
.14)4 Mar. 23 115)4 Aug. 29
June 11
80
Mar. 12 104
23
6
17)6 Aug. 23
Jan.
2H
7
Apr. 22
Mar. 30
Mar. 27
Mar. 6
Jan.
Sale
L35
15)4
Mar. 20
Sept.
Aug.
53
Aug.
4
Sept.
9756 Aug.
4
110)4
11)4 Sale
99% Sale
13)4 Sale
154 Aug. 13
Mar. 13 193
Jan. 10 108
Sept.
137
Sale
Jan. 19
2% Sept. 30
1)4 Sept. 26
16H Jan.
7
6
5
25)4
39)4
14)4
10954
14 H
% Aug. 14
May 22
8)4 Jan.
4
1656 Aug. 13
99
354 Sept, 9
Sale
Sale
12
13
Jan,
4
Jan.
7
25
5% Aug. 29
2% Sept.
Sale
•11H
3
4
Sept. 19
454 Sept. 17
Sale
S1^
Jan.
Mar. 26
Sale
Sale
Jan.
9
Sale
Sale
1654 Sept. 10
8
283
27]
Sept.
Sale
Sale
„
9
2
Sale Prices
8
July 29
2
1)4 Sept.
♦
Pacific Teleph A Telegr..l00
Preferred. ............199
102,100 Pacific Western Oil....... •
1,772,100 eckard Motor Car........
9,200 Pan Amer Pet A Trans .....5
17,900 subsod Prod A Kef......*
3,010
Spreferred
.19*
428,300 Paramount Pictures new... 1
35,200
1st preferred...........100
363,700
2d preferred
........10
Sale
Sept. 11
Sept. 9
Sept. 30
Sept, 26
Sept. ~
Sept.
Sept,
Sept. 16
9854"Sept"~3
123)4 Sept.
Sale
16
Sale
13
454 Mar. 12
354 July
18% Mar 12
12% Mar. 12
6
Mar. 12
9
7
11
Sept,..
'87V "Sept.
Sale
5
st
% Sept.
97)6 Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
6)4 Sept,
95
Sept.
654 Sept.
1854 Sept.
Sale
76)4
Sale
2)4
.25
...
Pacific Lighting Corp...
Pacific Mills
11
1)
i6
10
19
11
Sept. 3
21H Sept. 5
12)4 Sept. 25
99
Sept. 23
Sept. 9
Sept. 11
Sept. 4
Sept, 7
Sept, 5
Sept, 23
17% Sept,
•
<
Sept. 13
Sale
60
PacificCoast.............10
First preferred...
..*
3d preferred.
Pacific (ias A Elec
.
954 Sept.
18
Sale
99
Sale
125
16)1 Sale
Sale
82]
Preferred.............. 199
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Highest
:20
124)1
136,600 'twena-vtl Class Co
M
60,200 Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc..5
,
'
■
156
28%
80
100
754 Sale
18 % Sale
50
115
98'
153
11
23)4
4)4
4 10)4
27 127
Sept. 11
16)4 Sept. 30
41)4 Sept. 10
1% Sept. 20
M
7)4 Sale
.
27% Sept. 19
3
99
99
947,200 Northern Pacific. ...^—.100
2,850 Northwestern Telegraph..60
13,300 forwnlk Tire A Rubber.
*
480
Preferred.....^.........60
j
96
92
North Amer Edison pref
Sept. 24
8
4% Sept. 30
8% Sept. 30 1554
4
Sept. 28
6)4
1
Sept. 3
2)4
1)4 Sept. 19
1)4
Sale
9)4 Sept. 16 13)4
62
Sale
Sept. 20 78
83
84
Sept, 23 84H
96
97
Sept. 6 9854
36)4 Sept, 10 3954
m'i%
154 Sept. 4
154
Sale
185% Sept; 20 93
106)6 103)4 Sept. 23 105
Sale
18)4 Sept. 21 21U
Sept. 26 5254
Q50)4 49
Sale
354 Septr 3
454
11%
Preferred..............109
5
754 Sept. 18
28)| Sept, 7
14
HSept"
2,650
1% preferred .....—..190
5,400 New York Steam pre# 4%..
4,780
7V, 1st preferred........
301,900 Noranda Mines Ltd.........*
9,300 {Norfolk Southern.......190
26,800 Norfolk A Western
100
46,000
24
5
3
4
30
97)4 Sept.
'
3,830
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
1854 Sept.
4
Sept.
9
Sept.
124
Sept.
4)6
I
.......
Lowest
Sale Prices
6)4
255»
22)4
9)4
6)4
32,000 N. Y. Chicago * St Loula.lt*
111,300
Preferred oorloo A..... I
2,010 New York Dock..........Ik*
6,356
5% preferred
2,130 New York A Harlem
ft
10
19% non-cues prof...... 59
67,700 {N V Investors lor ......
20 N Y Lackawanna k West.199
353,600 V T NH a Hartford
..19l»
215,300
Convertible preferred.. 199
44,300 N Y Ontario A Western..190
41,200 NV Res of
500
Preferred stamped........
Highest
Sale Prices
5
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
U!
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Ask
.
■
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
July 1 1933
H.T. STOCK IXCHAM 08
Since
Jan. 1
9
4)4
11%
54
13
9)4
90)4
1154
7
9
Sept. 3 28)4 Sept. 12
Sept, 7
Sept. 21 44
Sept. 3 1754 Sept. 27
Sept. 4 115H Sept. 18
Sept. 26
Sept. 7 L38
Sept. 17 10% Sept. 26
6)4 Sept. 11
Sept. 3
Sept. 5 1156 Sept. 26
5a Sept. 7
Sept. 7
Sept, 20 15)4 Sept. 13
Sept. 19
Sept. 3 12
Sept. 3 L0154 Sept. 19
Sept. 4 14)4 Sept. 18
7
28% Aug. 12
Mar. 18 44)4 Aug. 17
June 19 21
Jan.
2
Jan.
2 115)6 Sept. 18
Jan. 14 138
Sept. 26
July
11
Mar. 13
Jan.
9
June 20
Sept. 26
7
5)6 Jan.
June 14
1°K
12
54 Jan.
7
19)4 Aug. 14
Sept. 19
Aug. 28 12
Aug. 28 10154 Sept.19
Aug. 28 14% Sept. 18
Mar. 12
SParamount PublU Corp—
Mar.
1,500,500
Certificates of deposit..l9
20,600 Park A Ttlford
I
Park Utah Cons Mines.....)
"•rmrtsr Transport Co.... •
Pathe Film Corp...........*
Patlno Mines A Bnt Cons ..*
31,300 Peerless Corp .............I
52,000 Penlck A Ford.............*
276,800 "enney (J C> Co
70,400 Penn Coal A Coke
..10
73,100 Penn-Dlrle Cement....
19,100
f% preferred series A
199
1,081,500 Pennsylvania
50
43,300 People's Drug Stores Inc ..-*
1,020
Preferred..............199
223,400i People's Gas L A Coke
19u
Sale
Sale
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sale
795,900
67,900
61,luO
220,900
a
V*
Sale
Sale
a\%
Sale
4
.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
25)4
Sale
35)4
11654
38
3
21
1,700 Peoria A Eastern........190
16,700 Pere Marquette..........100
15,100
Prior preferred......... 100
9,300
Preferred..............100
10,300 Pet atllk
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
.
145,100'prtmleum
10,600
800,800
44,300
8,130
1.200
2,440
181,800
246,800
Corp
.........5
Pfeiffer Brewing Co........*
Sale
Pbeloe Dodge...
.....25
Philadelphia Go pref 9%..60
$6 preferred
•
Sale
Sale
Sale
74%
2%
.............
tPhila Rapid Transit Co
60
7% preferred............50
Phlla A Reading C
454
Sale
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
Sale
<vrnZ£9
Philip Morris A Co........10
Preferred..............100
1,272,600 **billlpa Petroleum.........*
10,500 **hoenls Hosiery...........6
650
:
79.700 'terce Oil Corp
25
12,000
8% preferred..........100
**ll«bury Flour Mills........*
34 H
48
33
1,900 Pirelli Co of Italy A
34,100 'ittsburgh Coal (of Pa)...190
13,800
5% preferred
1S<*
......
38^
......
340 Pitts Ft Way A Chic pref .199
173,500 Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt...*
9,670 **lttsburgh Steel pref....190
5,400
1,740
33,800
13,130
3,830
6,300
333,600
83,900
21,500
13,100
189,500
120,400
60,520
275,500
5,060
For footnotes
see
®ltts Term Coal
.100
6% preferred..........190
Pittsburgh United
25
Pref conv.............. 100
West Vlrginla..l90
Plttsb A
15
Sale
254 Sale
51H Sale
12
13)4
Sale
9)4 Sale
854 Sale
7% preferred...........too
page 43
•
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 25
.
954 Sept. 20
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1554 Sept.
11 % Sept. 30
20)4 Sept. 4
i40% Sept. 30
44
74)4 Sept. 27
76
*"45i"Septr
3
2)4 Sept. 20
4554 Sept. 21
2454 Sept.
Sept.
<
6
19
26
13
10
12
17
28
11
Sept.ll
"6)4"Septr"5
"Sept""7
179
2
Plymouth Oil
Procter A Gamble..........
Presetted 5%
190
_
"io"V*Septr*5
Sale
154
2
tPostal Teleg A Cable pref 190
{Pressed Steel Car
*"Mm *
20 2254 Sept,
30 30)1 Sept. 11
30 365a Sept. 11
12 L1654 Sept. 6
21 42
Sept. 12
6
'
12
52
Sale
Sale
11454 11654
Sept. 7
Sept. 6
Sept. 16
7)4 Sept. 26
73
Sept. 10
54 Sept.
17%
3)4
Sale
16
4
35)4 Sept.
5
Sept. 21
554 Sept. 24
42
Sept. 4
154 Sept.
15
Sept.
6
3
254 Sept. 21
51)1 Sept. 3
13)4 Sept. 4
154 Sept. 6
Sale
9
Sept. 6
Sale
754 Sept. 27
Sept. 18
Sept. 9
Sale
Sept. 20
Sept. 5
1)4
12
11
Sept.20
Sale
51,
Sept. 21
Sale
116)4 Sept. 19
m
8)4 Sale
1)4
2
9
71
25
7
11
6
79
10
Sale
Sale
Plttston Co (The)..........*
Poor A Co class B..........*
Porto Rlcan Am Tob cl A...
Class B
•
25
14
Jan.
M
Mar.
354 Sept. 6
54 Sept. 21
33)4 Sept. 21
354
Pierce Petroleum...........*
47,600
30
May
456 Sept. 13
254 Sept. 30
7)4 Sept. 3
15
Sept. 27
1)4 Sept. 7
74% Sept. 9
845a Sept. 18
6)6 Sept. 9
4)4 Sept. 9
2)4 Sept. 6
6054 Sept. 13
Sept. 17
Sept. 19
Sept. 27
Sept, 5
Sept. 13
Sept. 5
Sept. 12
Sept. 9
Sept, 9
36]
80
Sale
Preferred..............190
71,800
254 Sept.
17)| Sept.
_
Aug.
16)4"Septri4
181
A1 .....*
4,610 Phllllpa Jones Corp........*
<
25
20
5
20
20
6
30
Sept.
Sale
Sept. 13
Sept, 21
Sept. 7
Sept. 30
Sept. 13
Sept. 13
Sept.ll
Sept. 9
Sept. 6
Sept. 27
Sept. 13
Sept. 11
Sept. 9
Sept, 18
Sept. 6
Sept. 10
Sept; 10
Sept*13
Sept; 6
Apr. 26
256 Sept. 30
7)6 Sept. 3
15
May 23
Apr.
Aug.
Feb.
156 Jan.
July
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
27% Aug. 17
30)6 Sept.11
3954 Apr.
2
1165? Mar. 31
43)4 Aug. 17
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb. 26
Mar. 13
Mar, 13
Mar. 15
Aug. 26
Mar. 14
Sept. 30
Mar. 15
Feb, 27
Mar. 5
July 26
Aug.
1
Mar. 21
Mar. 12
Mar. 22
Apr.
1
Mar. 12
Mar
21
July
8
27
Apr .
July 24
July 16
Apr.
8
Aug. 26
Mar. 14
June
6
Jan.
7
Sept.19
Sept. 26
Jan.
3
21
40
29
19
11
Sept. 13
Fen.
iiH
Jan.
4
k
76
Sept.13
g
Jan.
36]
76]
12
44
54
Apr.
4
June
4
Mar. 21
Mar. 15
Mar. 15
Mar. 19
Feb. 28
Jan.
8
6)4 Apr. 15
Mar. 13
4
8
12
9
June 15
Jan.
4
11
76
Aug. 12
2956 Aug. 27
856 Sept. 5
Jan.
Jan.
9
Mar. 20
Sept. 28
July
9
76H Aug. 20
16 180
Mar. 21
4
May 23
Sept. 17
15
Mar. 13
Apr.
4
81
July
8
84 56 Sept. 18
6)4 Aug. 21
7
5)1 Jan.
Feb.
Sept.
Jan.
8
9
25
Aug. 13
Aug. 13
Aug. 21
11
Sept. 30
Jan.
2)6 Jan.
12
16
Sept. 13
_3)4
fept.ll
59
-17)6
256
1154
11)4
Sept. 9
Aug. 14
Aug. 30
May 17
Jan.
9
456 May 10
1U
Jan.
June 13 .1656 J0B*'
3)6 Jan.
May 14
Jan.
May 14 17
Jan. 12 5356 July
Jan.
2 *12Q54May
8
7
21
21
23
23
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
Since
September
^
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
32,700
694,900
3,700 '77 55,300
36,300
2,400
800 7:
18,000
600
8,600
f
Bid
Par
95 preferred ............. *
6% preferred
16'
7%...
m
preferred
..!•«
.
9834
;
700
•
200
5,800
2.050
1,300
13,600
100
Rels
72,700
(Robt) A Co..M—..
1st preferred
7,300
,
........10'
Preferred...
1,200
;7
1,730
16,000
1,600
20,200
61,000
6,300
6,380
163,100
10,400
89,600
628,500
2,020
13,700
74,600
45,300
2,910
430
•
To
49
7
4,000
2,300
6,200
100
Class A...........
4
22
13 X
1134
2934
28
':'77 27 '
334
2034
•
1
7 7534
5H%
conr.
<s*uoid»
pref
7
100
mm
19
28
82
.
■77
Roan Antelope
7
934
39 34
5534
534
720 77'
Cop Mines..
,
2834
Royal Dutch Co N Y sbs.
3
100
f
44,100
383,200
St Joseph Lead
10
.......
3,000
40,400 tSt Louis-San Francisco. 100
4,600
34,410
1,640
1,040
255,600
8.760
9,130
73,200
845,300
76,730
25,400
6,801
217,900
11,100
233,900
6,300
130
50.900
830
790
9,600
160,100
7,800
5,220
r.
670
17,300
1,700
19,100
1,100
140,400
4,400
1,880
174,200
40,800
7
.
.
1,005,700
—.100
Preferred
Safeway Stores.............*
;
12 ■?";V
.1773234
7 80
Preferred (4)...........100
Preferred (7)
........100
1734
1
7'7 134
Schulte
Retail
Stores——..
■:sk
..........*
.....*
..100
Paper...
t Sea hoard Air Line
Preferred.......
.
Seaboard Oil Co of Del....
Seagrave Corp (The)..—.*
Sears, Roebuck A Co.......*
300
640 7
32,100
1,900
29,700
59,100
22,500
2,230
Shell Transp A
Trading... £2
663,500 Shell Union Oil
Convertible preferred.. 100
51,200
565,200 Silver King Coalition.......5
*
421,000 VlmmonsCo
V
:7f'
30
v
J"
■
,
334
30
Simms Petroleum.........10
5,200
7 -2,860
13,100
7:7,. 4,730
7
13,710
60
9,600
192,900
2,260
466,600
;
48,900
:777?7
159",600
HO
>
7.
534
7 tT 4534
7
» 534 7
19
1
1,353,700
724,700
;
:i 300,100
7:; 7, 3,600
7,700
V
2,560
vV-V 10,320
249,200
5,520
!
500
78,700 -V:.
35,200
"T666
280
930
48,800
...
710
40
,
9
834 71234
20 4034 Sale
15
14
142,100
3,200
£>
740
26,600
200
225,100
3334 Sale
1034
4034
234
1634
6534
34
34
2834
234
5634
234
6334
Sale
1434
1534
6734 Sale
X Sale
134 Sale
28
2834
334 Sale
5534 Sale
234
234
59
6034
11
Sale
834 Sale
1634 Sale
434
434
44
45
1034
934
2034
434
4234
3034
"3334 "35"
934
35
5,570
90,800
62,600
90
91
12,600
31,400
4,900
2,200
61,700
57,300
1,300
111,100
31,100
12,400
J*
Sale
6
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4,600
7:7:;
200
112,200
39,500
414,800
3,200
;
1,210
•
6,600
9,200
16,500
11,000
15'
7
1*0
.
.-
41
77;.;- 3 34 7
77:44 934
76
.......
100
A Ohio certlfs.. 100
(A G) A Bros
*
preferred........ ..100
Spang Chalfsnt A Co preflOO
Sparks Wlthlngton......... *
1st
1234
534
7,'-7"(
7
:.77; 15
7
777
5
3034
77-
20
234
*
...........
3034
1234
.........100
v.7'77-;
334
6
18
734
..
V
Com'l Tobacco....
45
.7
12347
7 120
Preferred............
(6%)
Preferred (7%).
•
234
Stand Oil of Calif
.
Standard Oil Co of Ind
94 34
♦
25
7
...
»
158.600 Sterling Products Inc.....10
20,600 Sterling Sec Corp d A—*
Preferred
•
18,900
Conv 1st preferred......5l>
3,600
505,400 Stewart Warner Corp......5
554,600 Stone A Webster—.........»
1,817,000 JStudebaker Corp.. .......1
..............
•
For footnotes see page
7
6
45 34
7
77 1;
77
234
2834
434
7
234
234
7 7
7
42
96
xll
....
4*f
...
43
77
3334
7
Preferred
100
7,870
•
41,800 Superheater Co (The)...
1
152,000 superior Oil
f A'
115,200 Siinarlnr Sreef
10
11,000 Sutherland Paper Co
2634
23
19
25
......
■
2134 Sept. 18
134 Sept. 3
2
Sept. 3
1234 Sept. 6
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
11
2c
1
4
30
20
30
4
21
17
1134 Sept.
4
118
Sale
140
2134 Sale
Sept.23 11134 Sept. 18
23
Sept. 13 2534 Sept. 7
Sept. 3
14334 Sept. 13 145
2034 Sept 21 2334 Sept 12
111
1834 Sept J 4
834 Sept. 4
1134 Sept. 30
"1834 Sale" _I834 Sale"
934
1234
22
634
934
1234
Sale
Sale
30
7
21
Sale
Sale
6234 Feb.
73
Mar.
8534 Mar.
100
Mar.
99
^
5
20 100
14 11134
14 12434
14 14034
Aug.
6
Aug. 22
Aug. 16
Aug.
1
4
50
Mar
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
33
Apr.
334 Apr.
2034 Apr.
36
1
Mar.
8
Mar.
June
7
7134 Jan.
69
Aug.
2134 Aug.
9834 June
2>4 Mar.
9
Mar.
2834 Mar.
28
82
27
21
18
25
1
Mar. 13
3534
134
1634
2934
t
5 113
Jan.
3034 Sept.
53* Mar.
4934 Mar
65
June
834 Feb,
Mar 15
Sept. 27
534 Apr,
Apr.
75
Apr.
1734 Apr.
101
June
1234 Mar.
4334 Mar.
5534 Apr.
534 Mar.
2134 Feb.
2934 Mar.
3
Apr.
1034 Mar.
34 June
1
Apr.
6
Apr.
12
Mar.
32 34 Sept.
10434 Mar.
110
Jan.
6
Jan.
22
Mar.
3
17
9
34
34
2034
3
31
134
40
Apr.
Jan.
June
Aug.
Mar.
Sept.
Mar.
May
Apr.
634 Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
24
Mar.
1534 Apr.
1034 Aug.
84
9
20
95
734 ""634
43s
634
834:
1634
64
434
234
334
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
1034
134
134
2
11234 11334 11234
3234
3234 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
113
Sale
4
Sale
21
Sale
i934
Sale
43
7
934
134
11234
32
25
Sale
Sale
9
534
18
Sale
4034
1234
834
334
66
11834
2434
2
1134
2034
4234
1734
22
6234 Sept.
134 Sept.
5
Sept.
4334
4134 Sept.
4334 41
1134 Sept.
1434 Sale
Sale
654 Sept.
734 Sale
Sale
334 Sept.
534 Sale
Sale
66
Sept.
66 7 Sale
6734
118
118
Sale
Sept.
Sale
2334 Sept.
2334
24
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
134 Sept.
934 Sept.
1034 Sale
Sale
1834 Sept.
1834 Sale
6434 Sale
134 Sale
5
■
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
334
Sale
2434
6434
25
Sept.
2
Sale
26
4534
Sale
134
5
' :
2
534
1034 Sept. 11
1434 Sept. 12
20
Jan.
132
Feb.
1034 Mar.
3
May
1234 Mar.
534 July
7
Septri§ ""7 34 "Sept ."25
64
67 :>
8434
86 7 87 3
v4
434 Sale
434
434
434
70
72
76
3234
3334 Sale
1234
1234 Sale
707
2l 34 Sept "II
10734 Jan.
,
4
25
3
9
4
24
3
5
27
3
68
9134
534
534
72
3434
1334
1234
47
7034
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
.
7
12
11
3
21
18
18
10
9
18
9
6
5 10334
18 14
24 129
Sept. 12
7
5
42
1
Mar.
1
May
9
Sept. 9
Sept.18
Sept. 18
Sept. 27
Sept. 16
Aug. 22
Sepo. 28
Jan. 10
July
5
Sept. 11
Sept. 12
Sept. 24
Sept. 25
May 17
Aug. 14
Jan.
3
2234 Aug. 27
4
2134 May 13
21
15
3034
4434
534
2
Jan.
234 Jan.
14
Jan.
46
Jan.
8
8
12
2
11 11334 June 29
25 11434 June 19
12
Sept.18
15
Sept.30
2 42
4
4
2
29
1
12
18
12
6
3
15
22
20
12
3
30
4
Jan.
2
2034 Jan. 18
Aug.: 16
34 Jan.
4
I3l Aug .t 14
3534 May
9
v
434 Jan. 26
6134 Sept. 9
234 Sept. 14
65
Aug. 12
1234 Sept. 11
9 34 Sept. 27
2134 Sepo. 19
534 Sepo. 6
50
July 23
3134 Sept. 21
37
July 29
1134 May 23
9834 Aug. 15
1934 Apr. 26
1634 Aug. 14
1834 Jan.
9
70
1134 Aug. 27
98
Aug. 23
Sepo.14
Sept.30
40
68
23 34 Sepo. 28
1534 May 24
2
May 24
15 11134 July
30 2834
4 150
13 2334
534
6
18 2134
8 1634
8 2034
23 3334
8
14
2 6834
3 94
534
13
.
15
15
15
15
234
134
134
434
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6
!
7
Sept. 30
Aug. 26
Sept. 9.
Sept.13
13
6
3
15
57
63
,
.
Jan.-
2534
5934 Apr.
334 Mar.
7
334 June 25
74
65
Mar. 23
32 ; Apr.
3 3634
734 Mar. 14 1334
1434
834 Mar. 14
33 34 Feb. 14
4734
43 34 Mar. 27
7934
10134 July 26 10334
1934
1234 Sept. 18
12234 June
4 130
534 Sept 13
7
27
Sept. 5
834 Sept. 3
27
27
1934 Sept. 12
26 2134 Sept. 12
234 Sept.
9
27
4 11334 Sept. 12
17 33J4 Sept.! 5
16 26
Sept. 3
19 2134 Sept. 5
18 4534 Sept., 3
Sept.16
3 25
20 6434 Sept. 30
234 Sept 10
3
534 Sept. 11
3
6 4334 Sept. 7
1534 Sept .30
3
20
834 Sept. 7
634 Sept. 18
3
4 69
Sept.13
9 119
Sept. 3
3 2634 Sept. 16
14
234 Sept. 4
20 1234 Sept. .9
20 2054 Sept. 16
July
July
Mar.
Apr.
Sept.
Jan.
July
May
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
20
9
19
26
22
30
11
25
30
24
19
7
10
14
16
19
7
20
26
22
26
25
12
18
734 Mar. 13
734 Mar. 14
9
Mar. 14
3 34 Mar. 12
4234 Sepo. 30
31
Sept. 11
2034 Jan.
2
534 Mar. 19
6334 Mar. 21
834 Feb. 14
6
Mar. 15
5
July 19
60
13
76 34
29 2434
10 108 34
134 Apr.
8
55
July
5234 Jan.
1034 June
93
Aug.
7634 Aug.
1734 Sept.
834 Sept.
6234 Jan.
7434 Sept.
534 Sept.
18
12
13
13 22 34
28 4334
6 4234
15 3734
4 11
2 6334
234
26
12 15
1234
1
15 99
22 7734
26 23
10 110
434
13
1934
15
18 76 H
13
15
29„
634
Sept.
Sept.
8934
90
Sept,
434 Sale
Sept.
534 Sale
Sept.
70 7 76
Sept.
34
Sale
Sept.
1234 Sale
11
Sept.
1134 Sale
1034
11
45
Sale
4434 Sept.
4434
46
62
Sept.
63
Sale
67
Sale
101
10334 10334 Sept.
10334 101
1234 Sept.
1334 Sale
1334 Sale
123
Sept.
123
125
12834 Sale
64
*
standard Oil of Kansas....10
Standard OU of N J
24
Sale
20
"*'•
11134 112
Sale
f
•
Standard Investing Corp.—'
Standard Oil Export pref. 100
Sun Oil
2034 Sale
1134 Sale
2134 Sale
•
33,000
6534 Sale
2334 Sale
11
Sale
24
nn
i
*
Preferred
; .
7
145
112.
25
316,500
69,100
159,200
777: 39,500
18,300
685,000
613,900
7'
6,600
1,117,500
99,200
7,
50
11134 112
20
*
........
S)
20H Mar.
Sale Prices
45
Aug. 17
'
•
.
,,
92
Edison
starrett Co (The 1
6 23:
Sept. 13
7 10334 Sept. 7
3
334 Sept. 10
21 1934 Sept. 9
4 7634 Sept. 18
3 7634 Sept. 18
27 84? Sept. 27
9
Sept. 16
6
Sept. 16
24 19
Sept. 28
20 95
21 2334 Sept. 13
3 10834 Sept. 5
4 2534 Sept. 11
3 57
Sept. 12
Sept. 24
30 63
10 15
Sept. 25
21
2834 Sept. 18
43
21
Sept. 14
5
11
Sept. 11
34
94 preferred
7
.
7: Sale
834
8934
1134
1334
534
92
Standard Gas A Blec.—*
4,300
31
33
Sale
1134
1534
634
93
1234 Sale
<
434
4234
4134
376,200
V
3
5434
234
5834
1034
834
1634
40 34
Spalding
Stand
27
8734
.
96,300
1034
3334
234
1434
6534
34
34
1134
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
32
Sale
934 Sale
954
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
9234 Sept. 19
40
Sept.14
68
Sepo. 30
2334 Sept. 28
1134 Sept. 3
110
11
..........
150
Sept. 30
Sept. 9
Sept. 16
Sept. 30
934 Sept. 18
Sept. 16
Sept. 3
50
Sept. 3
1834 Sept. 20
1034 Sept. 6
*108
110
98
...........100
Spear A Co..
7% preferred
24
5834
134
1034
1234
18
20
5
4
30
4
3
6
30
11
18
20
26
30
20
20
110
109
Sale
Sale
Southern Pacific Co......100
Preferred
;
1
4034 Sept. 3
(1034 Sept. 10
,13
Sept. 9
12
Sept. 18
42
Sept. 30
334 Sept. 9
1734 Sept. 27
6834 Sept. 5
34 Sept. 7
134 Sept. 7
2934 Sept. 5
334 Sept. 3
6134 Sept. 9
234 Sept. 14
6434 Sept. 11
1234 Sept. 11
934 Sept. 27
2134 Sept. 19
534 Sept. 6
45
Sept.
6
3134 Sept. 21
35
Sept. 30
1034 Sept. 9
9434 Sept. 7
1334 Sept. 14
1534 Sept. 7
634 Sept. 30
109
1034
Dslrles class A.
Southern Railway
3
9
16
"3234 "Sept "21
Sale
34
.....*
57,700 Splcer Mfg Co
Convertible preferred A..*
9,830
*
260,400 Spleflel-Mav-Stern Co.
634% preferred
..100
V
2,400
•
1,461,400 Standard Brands
39,200
7 1234
7 20
94
..*
43,200 Spencer Kellogg A Sons
1,127,900 Sperry Corp (The) ? t C.....1
6,500
-
California
Mobile
Sale
-
8% prefer red..... .....100
Sou
Sale
134
15
6
;^777.,5 :77
534% preferred.........100
Southern
5
7?!
——
So Porto Rico Sug
•
17 11234 Sept. 17
27 4134 Sept. 5
9
Sept. 6
20
Sept. 14
9 92
16 7134 Sept. 12
3
1734 Sept. 30
834 Sept. 11
3
4 5734 Sept. 7
3 7434 Sept. 30
3
534 Sept. 24
3 2234 Sept. 19
20 4034 Sept. 11
13 41
Sept. 23
13 3634 Sept. 13
21
1034 Sept. 10
1934 Sept. 3
1
Sept. 1*
134 Sept. I*
1234 Sept. 11
6
....
200
2234
5434
5734
1134
2634
4034
7,7"' 42
12
Solver Am Inv Corp—
13,200
107
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2734
Sale
434
-25
*
190,500 Snider Packing....
1,751,100 Socony Vacuum Oil Co lnc.15
35,800
200,200
Sale
—100
Preferred
Sloss-Sheffield Steel A Tr.100
Preferred
2134
Sale
11
69,100 Skelly OH Co
;
200
86
2034 Sale
:
V- 600
734
Sale
94
*7X
....
-
267,200
34
234
:30 ,7V
.134
7
>
•
74,200 Sharp A Dohme
Conv pref series A-....—*
18,530
*
300 Sheaffer (W A; Pen Co
19,400
2,900
_
19
*
17
Sale
3
8% preferred..........101'
Scott
834 Sale
1834
16
,
110
7
Schenley Distillers Corp....5
82
11234 113
1134 Sale
3434 Sale
'
Savage Arms Corp..........*
22,300 Second Nat Investor*....^—!
85 conv preferred.........!
12,500
.1
1,225,100 Servel Inc..
•
195,200 Shattuck (G F)
296 810 Sharon Steel Hoop ........*
76 200
6
7
Sale
Sale
2234
10334
234
1634
6934
7034
"8134 "8234
2234
2234 Sale
108
- Sale
2334
2234 Sale
55
Sale
5434
6034
6334 5834
10
12
1434
2634
2734 2634
4134
4134 Sale
4
5
334
7 2
1
..100
t Louis Southwest
1634
7534
20
Sale
17
91
117
334 Sale
2034 Sale
134 Sale
1034
7'7 734
Preferred ..............100
2234 Sale
102
1834 Sale
7234 Sale
7134 Sale
107
101
47
6
*
Rutland RR. pref....
11134 11534 11234 Sept.
32 •
Sale
3034 Sept.
734 Sale
734 Sept.
89 v Sept.
9034 Sale
68
7034 Sale
Sept.
1634 Sale
1334 Sept.
7% Sale
634 Sept.
56
Sale
5534 Sept.
7434 Sale
5934 Sept.
:
434 Sale
234 Sept.
20
2234 Sale
Sept.
35
3734 Sale
Sept.
40
Sale
40
Sept.
3634 Sept.
3434
37
934 Sale
834 Sept.
5434 Sept.
5834 Sale
134 Sept.
134
154
1034
1334 1034 Sept.
1034 Sept.
1234 Sale
Sale
~"8~~ Sale"
10
35
41
-
3
.
« 3 :
*
..
8934 Sale
70
73
1334 Sale
634 Sale
X5534 Sale
61 % Sale
234 Sale
20 v Sale
3534
3834
38
4234
3434 3734
8
;
834
5534 Sale
134
154
1034
1334
1134 Sale
2234 Sale
111
2134
:
Reynolds(KJ> lob cl B.....10
Class A...;
U
Rltter Dental Mfg
•
"75~" Sale" "7434 Sale" "7434 Sept^i "7734 Sept .""9
69
;
—.100
7.
1
Spring >Jo
Sept. 21 4334
Sept. 5 9934
10934 Sept. 3 alll
121
Sept. 3 12334
13734 Sept, 24 14034
98
24 34
I*'
Preferred
Reynolds Metals Co..
•
534
10
....
'
*3334
8H
.
600
141
Sept. 7
Sept. 9
Sept.30
Sept. 9
Sept. 28
39
.1
-----
.
3,200
123,000
184,600
58,400
15,600
.
11234
4134 Sale
834, Sale
--.-77
•
20
7
140
83 H
3034
............
12,700
1
1217 124
140
*
IP
...
472,000 Rem'ton Kaad
1 o o'*f«"d...•|M'
37,500
$6 preferred
10,200
—25
Prior preferred
17,800
..25
160 Renns A Saratoga RR Co. 100
491,300 ; > viotor Cs*
........6
1,001,000 >eput)llr Steel Corp........*
>
Convertible preferred
.100
377,000
6% pref c*f* of deposit.
45,700
*
600
6% cony prior pref ser A 100
5
13,000 "e»er«* Com* * A Brass
""s'ooo
Sale
Sale
132
Loioest
Sale Prices
*
Preferred B..
1,027,800
f 816,400 fRadlo-Keitb-Grpbeum CI A*
77.400 ttaybestos-Manhartan..... *
29,800 Reading Company
......50
First preferred—.......50
4,100
*7
Second preferred.^.....50
6,000
37,300 Real Silk Hosiery.........H
330
Sale
121
'
26,000
3,100
V
zlll
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
;
Ask
99
Public Service El A Gme—
9,900
15 preferred.............. *
509,200 Pullman Company.. .......*
601,500 Pure Oil...,
•
40,935
8% cone pref ...........ltd
10,760
6% preferred.............
262,700 Purity Bakeries............41
3,215,533 Radio Corp of Amer....... *
120,200
7% preferred "A"
5<-
390,000
1
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Ask Bid
Sale
4034
99
Sale
10934 Sale
B
7
7
200
4134
2034
»*ub Ser Corp of N J common
*
102,600
65,700
2,230
2,100
53,100
812,500
7,300
97,000
Sept. 3
Sept.301935
Shares 1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
•
to
Jan. 1
Shares
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
July 1 1933
STOCKS
.
41
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
OCT., 1935]
Mar. 15
July
5
Sept. 12
July
2
Sept. 11
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
Jan. 12
Aug. 17
Aug. 19
Aug. 27
Jan.- 2
Jan. 22
Jan.
7
May 11
Sept. 18
July 22
July 22
Jan. 17
July • 1
Jan.
3
Apr.
9
5 34 Sept. 13
934 Aug. 17
1134
2534
2734
234
Aug. 17
Aug. 12
Aug. 17
Sepo. 9
X July 17
Apr.
6
Jan.
3 116
2734 Mar. 15 3834 May 24
23
Mar. 15 .t28
Aug. 15
Feb. 18
2034 Sept. 19 32
3534 Mar. 18 5034 May 23
Sept. 16
1234 Mar. 14 25
6734 Aug. 13
58?4 Jan. 15
2 34 Sept. 10
134 Mar. 19
534 Sept. 11
"334 Mar. 28
36
Mar. 15 4334 Sepo, 7
: 634 Mar. 6 1534 Sept. 30
1034 Aug.
3
234 Mar. 14
634 Sept. 18
234 Apr. 17
6034 Mar. 20 7534 May 25
Mar. 23
11534 Jan. 10 121
zll
Apr.
4 2634 Sept. 16
3
Apr. 17
1% Jan.
2
12 34 Aug. 27
5
Mar. 18
1834 Sept. 20 2034 Sept. 16
111
42
AGGREGATE
In
September
Shares
7,700
39,800
900
5,600
6,000
16,400
96,700
52,400
79,800
18,300
6,000
44,000
1,000
1,600
100
7,200
2,500
1,900
1,900
78,100
8,600
83,366
4,600
.
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N
160
83,800
70,800
102,400
12,400
5,500
103,100
1,300
6,900
23,100
27,100
48,300
2,100
1,020
2,600
6,200
42",600
102,700
25,300
29,900
3,100
3,600
179,200
138,500
600
17,700
10
17,200
1,400
172,500
40,400
77,500
16,100
540
19,500
31,900
100,600
1,000
11,200
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
360
400
25,200
350
27,700
4,000
100
68,100
13,600
250
6,200
48",400
59,000
1,600
480
1,200
1,800
3",306
23,100
150
10,500
3,400
10,600
3,100
442,300
5,520
1,300
16,800
700
52,900
6,400
Thatcher Mfg
Sale
57%
58
8%
9
Third Natl Investors......
24%
24%
7% Sale
19
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept;
1
Thompson (J R)..........20
Thompson Producta.......-*
15
Preferred................*
Tidewater As*oc Oil........*
10«
•
42%
9
Tlmken Roller Bear........*
99
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9%
10
5% Sale
90
92%
20th Cent Fox Film Corp...
Sale
4%
7% Sale
16% Sale
...........*
Truax Traer Coal..........
r ♦■•••con
fV»
1
Sale
4% Sale
Wi.Jlams Steel Forg*
TrM2ontinental Corp......*
.
99H
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
Sale
25%
Sale
3%
3%
22% Sale
Preferred................
Twin City Rapid Transit...
Preferred..............100
1%
66
3%
23%
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
133
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
87
129% 133
31
Sale
64% Sale
17% Sale
zl00% Sale
87%
89
23%
22%
24
17% Sale
8% Sale
11%
12
Sale
Sale
Sale
22
Sale
a13,**
113% 117%
62
Sale
114%
""5"" Sale"
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
40% Sale
9% Sale
12% Sale
82% Sale
Sale
86
4%
4%
72% Sale
Sale
15% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
103% 104%
2%
3
30
11
10
20
23
28
20
4
3
3
20
3% Sept. 30
7% Sept.
6
Sept. 13
6
20% Sept.
4
35% Sept. 12
8
Sept. 30
10% Sept. 6
23% Spet. 11
35
59
j,%
88
16%
24%
3
21%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
10
Sept.
90
Sept.
5% Sept.
25
19
11
23
5
4% Sept.
5
26
Sept. 27
8% Sept. 13
20% Sept. 19
2% Sept. 10
21 [01
5 43%
20
9%
3 56
4
20
20
3
23
3
20
3
20
10
3
1% Sept.
65% Sept.
4
9
30% Sept.
6
4
63% Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept
Sept. 6
Sept. 30
17% Sept. 3
98
Sept. 4
87
Sept. 28
22
Sept. 27
17% Sept. 3
7% Sept. 3
11% Sept. 19
20% Sept. 23
114% Sept. 27
61% Sept. 4
18% Sept. 25
4
Sept. 21
37% Sept. 21
9% Sept. 4
8% Sept. 23
82% Sept. 3
3% Sept. 21
66
Sept. 30
15
Sept. 4
L05
Sept. 7
3
Sept. 13
6
Sept. 16
% Apr. 15
1% Apr. 29
3% Mar.
15
6% Sep„.20
4
16%
28%
3%
8%
14
18
12
9
11
17
11
16
13
7
5
27
25
24
7
13
11
7
11
30
Kad Co.
.....
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
100
U S Pipe ft Foundry.......20
1st preferred.............*
U S Dlstrlb Corp
Preferred..............100
Sale
Sale
U S Freight........,.......*
U S ft Foreign Secur Corp ..*
88
Sale
Preferred.
U S Gypsum
7%
Co..-20
preferred..........100
U S Hoffman Mach..
U 8 Indus Alchol
156
.5
Sale
•
...
8%
U S Leather vtc
Class A
v t
4% Sept. 20
Sale
60% Sept. 3
Sale
62,
Sept. 3
Sale
150
Sept. 19
Sale
33% Sept. 6
Sale
1
Sept. 4
12
10
Sept. 9
Sale
18
Sept. 28
Sale
21
Sept. 3
Sale
2% Sept. 11
Sale
9% Sept. 21
23% 21% Sept. 21
Sale
10% Sept. 4
87
87
Sept. 6
Sale
•64% Sept. 3
159
£153% Sept.12
Sale
6% Sept. 4
Sale
41% Sept. 3
8
7% Sept. 5
Sale
13% Sept. 4
70
68% Sept. 26
Sale
5
Sept. 4
Sale
13% Sept. 21
Sale
35
Sept. 23
Sale
92
Sept. 11
69
67
Sept 23
Sale
42% Sept. 4
Sale
107
Sept. 21
134% 131% Sept. 20
169% 165
Sept. 18
Sale
2
Sept. 20
152%
35%
......100
Universal Pict 1st pref....l00
Preferred
Sale
Sale
*
Universal Pipe ft
Sale
c——..————*
71
Prior preferred vte ....100
U S Realty ft Impt.........*
U S Rubber.
...»
Bale
8% 1st preferred.......100
Sale
U S Smelt Ref ft Mg
50
Preferred...............50
Sale
Sale
—
72%
Sale
Sale
United States Steel.. ....100
7% preferred—.......100
U
137
170
Sale
S Tobacco..............
Preferred.............. 100
1
%
24%
Sale
Sale
106
Sale
2
16
5%
13%
1%
17
Walworth Co
..........
Ward Baking class A......
Class B.r
7% preferred..........!
Warner Bros Pictures.....
$3.85
conv
preferred....
Warner-Qulnlan
..........
%
24%
22%
18% Sale
28% Sale
106% Sale
39
Sale
4
Sale
27% Sale
rll5
Sale
105% 107
?
5
22
Sale
Sale
•3%
! 15%
2%
7%
Sale
Sale
38%
Sale
Sale
Sale
For footnotes see page 43.
1
__j
Jan.
Mar. 15
Apr. 23
8
Mar. 20
15
15
12
29
Mar. 14
Mar. 13
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
4
4% Jan. 15
3% Mar. 13
13
Aug. 28
24% Sept. 20
Sept.
Mar. 18
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6
Aug. 6
Sept. 30
1% June 10
53% Mar. 29
126% July 17
29
May 28
Jan,
Feb.
Apr.5
22
Sept. 12
Jan.
15
Jan.
10
July
3
July 17
Sept. 16
Sept.13
Aug. 2
Mar. 2
Jan.
Jan.
18
Jan.
28
9
7
25
24
17
17
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
June 14
Jan.
Mar. 13
Mar. 21
Sept. 7
May 23
Jan.
9
May 14
Aug. 17
July 16
Sept. 25
July 18
Aug. 22
Mar. 13
9
20
27
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
23% Sept.
13% Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Mar. 15
Jan. 28
Sept. 27
3
3
Jan.
7
Jan.
4
Jan.
Apr.
3
Jan.
24
3
19
% Sept.
9
23
Mar. 15
9
3
13
15
Mar. 14
Jan.
7
Mar. 14
Mar. 12
Mar. 26
Mar.
2
Jan. 11
Feb.
6
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
Mar. 16
Jan. 22
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
24
Sale
5%
7
Jan.
Sept. 11
Mar. 15
Apr.
July
Sept.
Aug.
May
Aug.
Aug.
Mar. 15
Apr. 11
Apr. 11
June 19
Jan.
7
Jan.
4
Feb.
11
1%
24%
21%
Feb.
7 28%
Feb. 20108
May 28 39%
6
Aug.
70<,
Mar. 18
4%
June
1
29%
Sept. 21
20% Sept. 18
28% Sept.30
106% Sept.30
39% Sept 16
"~4%"Sept.""9
29% Sept. 25
120
Sept. 25
105% Sept. 17
June
22
16
3
13
2
Sept. 25
July 19
17
AH Sept. 10
4 110
Jan.
4 105% ,Sept.
Feb.
1% Sept.
2% Sept.
2
Sept.13
3% Sept. 11
5
25
24
18
Sept. 30
Aug.
6
Sept. 16
Aug. 16
Jan.
3
Jan.
Feb. 19
Mar. 29
2% Sept.
8% Sept.
Sept
4% Sept.
Sept. 27
Sept. 16
Sept. 18
Sept.18
Sept. 11
Jan.
7
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
116% Sept.
22
Sept.24
Mar. 14
9
14
10
18
9
11
18
5
June 22
% Sept.
June 25
Sept.30
Sept. 30
Aug. 17
Sept. 9
Aug. 16
Sept. 19
24
July 26
4% Sept, 10
8% Sept.
1% Sept.
37% Sept.
5% Sept.
40% Sept.
Mar* 15
Jan. 18
Mar. 6
Jan.
7
June
"72%*Sept."ii
""7% "Sept."
July 15
Aug. 17
Feb.
Aug
July
Aug
27
16
18
18
11
9
9
I!**
Feb.
28
83
May 10
5 116% Aug.
9
.
Sept. 3
Sept. 9
Sept. 4
Sept.30
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 11
Mar. 15
1
June
8
4
19
Aug. 29
Aug.
5
7
Feb. 28
Jan.
8% Sept. 18
46% Sept. 18
Mar. 15
Sepu.18
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
Mar. 15
I Sept. 18
Jan.
2
8
31%
118%
3%
10%
2%
42
1
Apr.
Mar. 1
May 22
Jan.
Mar, 14
Feb. 28
Jan. 12
1
Sept.18
3% Sept. 10
11
Sept. 5
32
Sept. 19
6
Sept. 10
------
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 24
7
July 17
Sept. 9
Aug.
6
Mar. 14
7
Aug.
6
Sept. 19
Jan.
2
Apr. 29
Feb.
Mar. 20
7
Aug.
8c
■
7
Apr.
6
12
18
10
12
11
11
7
4
30
30
6
9
9
19
;
June 23
6
28
14
13
13
l:
May 16
11
i
Feb. 19
Feb. 18
5
2% June
18
10
Sept. 25
Sept.19
Aug. 13
Aug. 20
Aug.
1
Jan.
5
Sept. 27
Sept. 13
Sept.19
Jan. ;7
Aug.
6
May 23
Aug. 17
Sept. 4
Aug. 9
Sept. 30
Sept. 9
Aug. 12
Aug. 21
Sep.,. 10
Sept. 7
May 10
Aug. 27
Sept. 3
Mar. 15
Jan.
7
Mar. 13
Sept.
Sept.
69
1
Sale
Elsenlohr........
3% Sept.
23% Sept.
Sept.
103
Sept.
4% Sept.
103
Sale
28
Sept.
117% 117
Sept.
Sale
2% Sept.
Warren Bros..............
Preferred
% Sept.
23
Sept.
17
Sept.
23% Sept.
105
Sept.
36% Sept.
116
Convertible preferred...
Warren Fdry ft Pipe.......
Webster
May 14
June 28
Jan.
19
Aug. 23
7% Mar. 18
63
Detlnnlng.......l00
7% preferred..........100
13,100 {Wabash................1
24,600
Pieferred A............1
1,620
Preferred B..
32,800 Waldorf System...........
125,000 Walgreen Co..............
3,420
0J4% preferred.........!
Feb.
2
15
June
Sale
Universal Leaf Tobacco....*
....... .
9% Jan.
9
ft
Sept. 13
May 17
Apr. 22
June
United Stores A............*
Preferred
Jan.
Jan.
% Jan.
4
3% Sept. 30
13% May
8
May 4
5% Apr. 10
61 % Jan.
7
2% Mar. 7
United Piece Dye Works... .»
Preferred.. ............100
Preferred....
Mar. 15
Mar. 13
Apr.
4
Sale Prices
9
Sept. 30
17 % July 18
50
30
Sept. 6
Sept. 12
Sept. 12
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sale Prices
12
4
5
9
13
7
10
7
18
7
Sept. 3
"Sept.
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
9
Sept. 30
16
Sept. 3
% Sept. 27
~8%~Sept.~26 "9% "Sept." "4
43%
Sale
7% Sale
10
..5
Fran ft
.
22%
49% Sale
Transaatarice Corp........ *
Preferred
Sale
Sale
19
Sale
9% Sale
99% Sale
Timken-Detrolt Axle Co...10
Transc ft West Air Inc
26
•7%
16% Sale
2% Sale
Thompson Starrett........
Preferred
m
98 ?4
5% Sale
3%
4
810 Virginia Iron. Coal ft CokelOO
20
5% preferred........... 100
Sale
Sept. 26
Sept. 13
82
4,290 Vulcan
120
9% Sept. 20
Sale
preferred.......... 100
Thermold Co..*w......... .1
Third Avenue............ 100
7%
.......
II,100
34,200
29,900
1,274,000
33,690
30,400
179,800
11,900
92,100
29,300
6
Sale
Sale
24
40 Vick Shr & Pac Ry Co pf..l00
123,300 Va-Caro Chem............
208,100
4% preferred..........100
9,100
7% prior pref
.100
10,770 Virginia Bloc ft Power 4% pf*
87,000
30
Sale
22% Sale
............
Tidewater Oil
3
Sale
Sale
Convertible preferred....*
The Pair Co
......
400
2% Sept.
10
1©
1
100
Texas ft Pacific...
% Sept. 23
6% Sept. 20
5
Sept. 5
18% Sept. 30
7^
5% Sale
63,400 Vadsco Sales Corp..........*
Preferred
1,200
........100
310,500 Vanadium Corp of America.*
101,600 Van Raalte Co.............5
4,360
7% 1st preferred.......100
55,300 VlckChemical inc..........5
50
~
.....
4% Sept. 3
Sept. 16
15
Sale
Sale
Sale
7K
20
Corp (The)
2f>
Texas Gulf Sulphur........*
Texas Pacific Coal Ac Oil
o
Sale
.
24% Sale
6% Sale
Corp........
Texas
Tex Pac Ld Trust ctfs
8% Sale
15% Sale
% Sale
3% Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale
4%
<M
Tennessee Corp............5
339,200 Utilities P ft L "A**
50
"""580
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
Sept. 30
Ask Bid
15% Sale
2%
.........
10
39,400
3,480
24,800
1,400
2,500
6,170
5,100
17,900
3%
•11
.....
19,000
43,200
5,900
33,700
3,200
24,200
73,200
57,500
42,800
1,500
425,300
27,400
1,500
220
160
Telautograph
Sept. 3
Bid
21,400 Ulen ft Co..
*
54,300 Underwood Elliott Fisher..*
400
7% preferred —.......
178,900 Union Bag ft Paper.......
914,500 Union Carbide ft Car
276,000 Union Oil, California
25
300,100 Union Pacific............100
38,200
Preferred..............100
60,200 Union Tank Car
1,315,000 United Aircraft Corp w 1....5
610,100 United Air Lines Tr v t c w 1.5
14,300 United American Bosch Corp*
101,200 United Biscuit of Am...— *
1,200
Preferred..............100
*
200,600 United Carbon........
I,400 Unlted-Carr Fastener Corp.*
2,332,600 United Corp...............*
948,000
Preferred................*
373,300 United Drug Inc...........5
98,093 United Dyewood...
10
2,960
Preferred..............101
128,800 United Electric Coal.......*
260,100 United Prutt..
1,176,600 United Gas ft Impt Co......*
31,100
Preferred................*
17,300 {United Paperboard Co..100
41,600
18,170
308,100
16,100
94,700
2,730
2,240
118,900
19,950
281,300
28,020
12,600
11,120
47,600
82,200
6,300
197,400
5,630
44,500
241,000
55,000
183,200
9,300
179,900
499,800
432,800
490,900
26,400
2,675,550
242,700
11,500
29,400
1,200
13,100
Sept.301935
Par
Shares
20,000 Sw«rti Go of Ammt (Tho)--ftO
.............2S
177,000 Swift & Co
13,300 {Symington Co......—...
Class A
....—•
22,500
45,900
110,500
780,300
376,200
571,900
548,900
32,600
159,300
8,300
18,900
1,230
75,600
17,700
14,400
11,000
302,100
128.400
3,500
607,600
63,000
4,110
549,000
431,000
716,800
77,300
67,900
445,500
10,800
103,000
139,000
28,200
49,400
12,800
15,220
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
July 1 1933
STOCKS
X. T. STOCK KXOHAN OS
Jan.
18
-
AGGREGATE
In
eptember
Shares
340
22,100
2,100
1,280
990
840
1,970
150
""600
17,700
3,600
2,000
6,600
168,400
29,700
228*,200
,
630
9,400
90
8,800
20
30
8,300
3,000
165.100
5,800
2,400
1,800
3,700
146" 600
8^300
58,400
8,500
2,140
900
1,690
5,700
6,800
101,800
.„750
16,700
43,400
.2,600
8.200
69,400
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
STOCKS
Lowest
Shares
V-.i
Par
5,070 Wells Fargo Be Go...
1
282,300 Wesson Oil Ac Snowdrift
$4 con* preferred.........*
37,600
14,400 West Penn El Go **A"....—*
7% preferred
100
17,750
Preferred (6)...........10t
13,020
9,470 West Penn Pow pre! 7%..100
6% preferred
IW
9,750
3,500 Western Dairy Prod A.
Class B * t c_.............*
16,300
151,000 Western Maryland.
.—100
Second preferred...... 100
16,800
....100
27,800 Western Pacific
Preferred .............100
82,600
.
1,035,600
RANGE SINCE JAN.
I
K. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
.
.
Western Union Teleg——100
264,500 Westlnghouse Air Brake ...*
1,893,700 Westlnghouse El Ac Mfg..50
7% 1st preferred........00
7,410
69,000 Weston El Instr.
Glass A.........
3,680
•
67,800 Westvaco Chlorine Prod
„
865 Wheel*g At Lake Erie Ry ColOO
370
6% Don cum pref
100
45,000 Wheeling Steel Corp.......*
Preferred..
.....100
25,700
•
370,650 White Motor
50,900 White Rk M Spr ctfs new...*
27,900 White Sewing Mach
Convertible preferred....*
54,500
....5
31,100 Wilcox OH Ac Gas.
2,500 Wtlcox-Rlch Gorp class A...*
•
979,000 Wilson At Go
65,100
16 cum preferred.......100
114.400
540,800 Wool worth (F Wj—H
60,400 Worthlngton P At M......10C
7% preferred *A**
10«
31,670
4% preferred B....- —Id*
16,100
9,930 Wright Aeronautical Corp..*
47,900 Wrlgley (Wn> Jr.......... *
.......
...
.
35
40,700 Yale At Towns Mfg Co
392,300 Yel Trk At G*ch class B...lb
7% preferred..........100
6,910
*
163,300 Young Spring At Wire
^
405,100 Youngst'n Sh At Tube....
054% preferred
... 100
16,700
...•
61,470 Zenith Radio Corp....
327,500 /.onlte Products Gorp......l
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1X Sept. 4
Sept. 21
79H Sept. 21
67 H Sept. 4
81
Sept. 3
39
69
Sept.
5
Lowest
154 Sept. 4
4354 Sept. 3
81
Sept. 6
78
Sept. 12
90
Sept. 12
78
Sept. 11
116 54 Sept. 26 120
Sept.
4
11154 Sept.17 11354 Sept. 10
Sept."£
3054 Jan. 15
72
34
36
95
354 Sept. 14
23X
64m
11451
1651
x33
1854
35
40
2254
8654
1054
13
IX
1054
254
"454
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
3 6254 Sept. 11
30 27
Sept. 7
3 8054 Sept. 11
6 11854 Sept. 19
20 1954 Sept. 11
20 3454 Sept. 25
27 2154 Sept. 9
5 3554 Sept. 9
5 41
Sept. 20
20 2654 Sept. 9
23 x9054 Sept. 11
3 1454 Sept. 19
30 1554 Sept. 11
24
254 Sept. 10
4 1354 Sept. 11
3
254 Sept. 19
Sept.16
"6154 Sept."l6
3154 Sept. 11
654 Sept. 18
76
Sept. 18
3854 Sept. 7
2854 Sept. 9
8454 Sept. 5
454 Sept. 24
4
Sept. 4
554 Sept. 6
554 Sept. 26
5254 Sept. 11
18
90
10
29
Feb
Mar.
Jan.
1654 Mar.
18
25
Jan.
Mar.
1454 Mar.
4654 Jan.
6 J4 Mar.
13
Sept.
154 Mar.
6
1
34
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
1154 Mar.
2554 Mar.
20
Apr.
3554 Mar.
7354 Mar.
17 54 Apr .
254 June
3154 May
18
13
3854 Apr. 11
154 May
254 June
Oalifornia Stock
»
Cincinnati Stock
»
Cleveland Stock
Colorado Springs Stock
Denver Stock
Detroit 8tock
Los Angeles Stock
»s
**
it
'•
'*
**
«
**
»
Los Angeles Curb
Minneapolis-St. Paul
New Orleans Stock
Philadelphia Stock
Pittsburgh Stock
Richmond Stock
»
St. Louis Stock
n
Salt Lake City Stock
San Francisco Stock
San Francisco Curb
San Francisco Mining
Seattle Stock
**
17
»
u
M
»
9
6
8
Mar. 18
Mar. 15
Chicago Stock
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Curb
1*
2854 Aug. 13
8054 Sept. 11
6 119
Aug. 17
18 1954 Aug. 22
4 3654 July 24
8
13 2354 Jan.
3 3554 Sept. 9
14 41
Sept. 20
28 2654 Aug. 24
12 x905l Sept. 11
3
15 1854 Jan.
30 2454 Jan.
9
15
254 July 29
11
1554 July 27
14
25l Jan.
8
5 3554 May 27
7
Jan.
2
3
7 3154 Jan.
3
Feb. 28
2 75
15 6554 June 18
7
12 2154 Jan.
13 4654 July 17
4 3654 July 18
13 5354 Apr. 24
13 8254 Apr. 26
Mar. 27
3254 Mar. 18
*
"
8
8
254 Feb. 26
*
'•
254 Jan.
% Jan.
2054 Mar . 14
354 Apr.
2554 Feb.
Sept. 5
Sept. 3
Sept. 20
Sept. 3
24
Sept. 20
7354 Sept. 4
2454
654
70
34
2 114
8
3
Aug. 23
July
9
Sept. 12
Sept. 12
Sept. 11
July 29
Aug. 14
954 Jan.
7
1554 Sept. 18
35b Jan*
7
754 Jan.
7
58
Apr,
51 Jan.
6354 Sept. 9
1954 Sept. 6
4454 Sept. 6
34
Sept. 5
5254 Sept. 25
79
Sept. 18
Sept.
1654 Sept.
Sept.
3154 Sept.
47
Sept.
7454 Sept.
Jan.
17 120
May
1
Mar. 15
Mar. 30
July 19
* Sept. 7
20
30
20
14
4
6
60
39
90
78
"554 Sept.lO
68
154 July
45
83
78
6
154 June
54
554
754
154
Sale Prices
Mar. 14
39J4 Mar.
954 Sept. 11
1554 Sept. 18
254 Sept. 4
6
Sept. 5
44
Jan. 29
Mar. 6
10454 Jan.
"54"Sept."6
7X Sept. 21
1154 Sept. 4
IX Sept. 21
Highest
Sale Prices
1
Jan.
6
Spokane Stock
Washington (D. O.) Stock
6
7
3154 Sept. 11
65s Aug. 29
76
Aug. 28
3854 Sept. 7
2854 Sept. 9
8454 Sept. 5
554 Aug. 21
554 Sept. 26
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
1935
1935
1934
6,005,215
46,106,871
2,702,831
48,468,134
Stock Sales
Shares
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
J
1934
•
$49,460,000
792,611,000
894,063,000
1 to Sept. 30
i n.
'
$67,382,000
September
dUrefirda 1 la cue n mca's ratue, a ue« caey are the only traaiaocioas of the month, and
footnote la the moata la wilob they ooour.
No aoooaat le takea of suob sales la computing the raage for
NOTICE. —Deferred 1 ill very, aader cue rate *ad ona lalet, are
•uteldeof the regular noothly raa?e are ahawa la a
AGGREGATE
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
September
July 1
Jan. 1
"
1~200
'
400
300
450
7":
V-
180
200
400
700
31,600
26,300
4,950
1,800
3,600
20
-
8
a88H
Sale
17M
300
Aluminium
Ltd.
Sale
Sale
42
—...
.....
Sale
Sale
104
1436
Sale
39
123-3 Sale
Sale
com.
Series D warrants
3 2936 "Sept." 12
20 11036 Sept. 6
736 Sept. 27
27
236 Sept. 13
26
7
Sept. 4
27
43
Sept. 30
Sept.13
2
Sept. 11
Sept. 4
1736 Sept. 13
Sept. 16
36 Sept. 12
Sept. 3
4136 Sept. 17
Sept. 3
75
Sept. 9
Sept. 20
66
Sept. 9
Sept. 27
2436 Sept.
Sept.
736 Sept.
236 Sept.
536 Sept.
38
136
1636
36
3436
703-3
6236
1
Sept. 10
Sept. 20
36 Sept. 3
Sept. 3
1836 Sept. 11
Sept,19
8236 Sept. 27
Sept. 9
95
Sept, 4 10636 Sept. 27
Sept. 30
1234 Sept. 3
10
Sept. 6
Sept, 4
41
Sept. 27
28
Sept. 10
75
Sept. 26
6836 Sept.19
36
36
1736
5933
108
500
50
100
Amer
$5.50 prior preferred__....*
610,200
4233
1
436
...
400 Amer Cyanamid
2136
7836
25
Conv class A
Class B
25
Sept. .7
Sept. 20
2
71
336 Sept. 30
Sept. 28
72
""
%Sept.~~6
X
2033 Sept. 10
8236 Sept. 19
—.
21 y\
423-6 Sept. 4
336 Sept. 20
46
Sept. 4
Sept. i»
oeyb. 19
8236 Sept. 19
cl A...*
com
Common class B
•
..
.....
21
44
Sale
4233 Sale
Sale
4
Sept. 17
Sept.
9
5
Sale
2433
23 36
Sale
23" "Sept.26
2536 Sept.
6
750
3,400
25,900
1,900
850
*
..
Amer A Foreign Power warr
3
236
336
250
600
56,700
2,250
2,325
3,550
22,900
39,700
16&
Sale
Sale
..*
6,575 Amer Hard Rubber Co com. 50
27,250
233,300
400
Preferred..:.,;
Amer Laund
Amer
..
22
20
Sale
I rac com....25
Sale
Macb com
Light &
.
i
17,175
.
l88*
188
1334
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
Sale
.
*
American Meter Co
100
400
Sale
o
Sale
1636
6,800 Amer Potash & Chem Corp..*
937,509 American Superpower...
*
1st preferred.
30,800
.....'
Preferred
—_..*
66,470
12,300 Amer Thread preferred.. k.f
1,100 Amsterdam Trading Am shs
im Sale
500 Amer Pneumatic Service....*
63,100
800
1,600
"""600
700
9,100 Anchor Post Fence
3
% Sept. 24
36
Sept. 28
35
Sept. 27
3236 Sept. 20
40
3536
16436 Sept.
24 10836
2436
1936 Sept. 30
2036
1836 Sept. 3
12
23
6,400
6% preferred V
.——.25
1,725 Amer Mfg Co common.....100
1
106,500 American Maracatbo..
125
336
336
850 Amer Fork & Hoe Co com...*
61,600 Amer Founders Corp.. .....I
2,900
7% 1st pref. ser B
50
7,192
6%
st pref series D
50
659,900 American Gas At Klec com...*
6,900
42,400
2,825
Equl les Co
Sept. 26 114
Sept. 12
336
436
336 Sept. 27
16
153$ Sept. 11
114
—.—100
Preferred......
American
536
36
1536
136
"2936
24
Sale
72
13g
6336
25
21
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
21
6
4
5
5
12
19
27
1336
2336
6£
1736
136
28
236
20
65
20
2736
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
26
14
6
18
7
10
10
7
11
11
20
7
26
25
25
19
12
5
6
16
6
Mar. 19
17
Mar. 13
5036 Apr.
236 Jan.
4
15
10
16
22
136 Apr. 12
36 Jan. 29
1636 May
1
76
July 16
Apr.
136 Feb.
57
Jan.
1436 Sept. 14
%
com
Mar.
29
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
15
Jan.
76
111
Apr.
136 Feb.
136 Mar.
153& Sept.
Mar.
1336
1336
1636
8036
436
1236
736
36 Sept.
1436 Sept. 25
36 Sept.
4
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Apr.
Sept. 6
Sept.27
Sept.26
Apr. 12
Mar. 30
Sept. 30
Sept. 28
Aug. 20
Aug. 15
Aug. 23
Sept. 19
41
75
7
636
336
72
236
36
22
8236
2
Aug.
536 Aug. 17
46
.
Aug.
22
1
2536 Sept. 6
1
80
Mar.
114
Sept. 26
336 Sept. 14
536 Aug. 12
1636 Sepo. 18
% Aug. 19
4136 Sept. 10
40
Sept. 10
3936 Aug. 10
10836 Sept. 11
2436 Sept. 11
20'-6 Sept. 20
1636 Aug. 12
26
Aug. 17
8
Feb. 25
Jan.
% May 25
1736 Sept. 19
136 Aug. 12
29
Aug. 28
336 Aug. 17
7636 Aug. 17
37
Aug. 13
436 Aug. 20
1136 Jan.
1536 May 27
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
Feb.
736 Mar.
4
436
Sept. 3
Aug.
5
Sept. 27
Sept. 27
Sept. 30
36
1936
8236
6936 Mar. 27 10636
1436
936 Feb. 26
1036
736 Mar. 6
36 May 20
1236 Jan. 12
32
20
.....
50 Amer Dlst Tel N J common..*
25
200
•
A Lt Corp
Amer Cities Power
25,150
182,900
2 36
36
n
72
71
2
Common class B
..
Sale
236 Sale
69
Capital Corp com cl A*
S3 preferred
736 Mar. 28
2h Feb. 28
836 Jan. 18 2936 Sept. 12
Feb.
1 11036 Sept. 6
5
July 18
1136 Mar. 4
4
Mar. 23
1#6 June 14
7
July
8
336 Jan. 21
Sept. 30
1836 Feb.
5 43
2
Sept. 11
36 Mar. 18
1736 Sept. 13
1236 Mar. 7
36 Sept. 12
% Feb. 23
30
4136 Sept. 17
Apr. 22
4136 Jan. 15 7836 July 10
6936 July 10
37
Jan.
4
Feb
3i Feb. 9
36 Mar. 25
% Aug. 26
1
Aug.
3
% Feb.
5
103
5
—
Amer Beverage Corp——..1
630 American Book Co.———100
58",700
Highest
Sale Prices
Series C warrants.
2,700
10,200
3,400
1,975
17,300
39
7836 Sale
24,000
"""806
17 36
6% preferred....--..-..100
57
30
2
136
1636
17 36
......
99
12,700
7
Sale
Sale
.
15,300
3,030
42H
*
Allied Internat Investing..
900 Aluminum Industries
2 36
236
......
6,400
Lowest
Sale Prices
110
334,700 Allied Mills Inc.
98,100 Aluminum Co common.....*
Preferred
.....100
30,360
8,200 Aluminum Goods Mfg.....
200
Highest
Sale Prices
Inc. A....
Acme Wire Co v t c
*
400
3,900
2,200
•
Ask
Bid
2,050
7% 1st p?
100
1,700 Aero Supply Mfg class A.
*
Class B
*
38,100
2,400 Agfa Ansco Corp com
1
35,000 Mnswortb Mfg Corp com..,*
13,200 Air Investors Inc common..*
Convertible preferred
3,700
*
Warrants.
8,000
SO
1,890 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary
9,370 Ala Power Co »7 pre*—....•
16 preferred
5,270
1,100 Algoma Consol Corp com...*
1,900
7% preferred
5
1,000 Alliance Investment com...*
100
•
Acetol Product*.
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
Adam* Milllt
3,900
;
Sept.Z01935
14,000
225
1
1933
to
f
STOCKS
Shares
600
Shares
7
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
SALES
In
when -selling
the year.
2l
36 May 13
36 Mar. 19
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
I,300
6,000
200
£1
Am dep rets ord reg.
54,800 Angostura Wupperman
1
1,100 Apex Elec Mfg Co common..*
536
536
436 Sale
5
736
836
936
436 Sept.
736 Sept.
"636"Sept.
8
7
Sept., 17
1436 May
4
May
436 Apr.
Appalachian Elec Power—
270
1,900
6,500
44,800
6,000
4,430
7% preferred..
—..*
18,600 A returns Radio Tube.—.1
40,500 vrkansas Nat Gas com
227,200
Class A
..*
87,572
Preferred.
l«
100
6,800
10536 Sale 10136 Sept.
10136 Sale
36
,31
p»
_36 ; 36 Sept.
2
2 36 Sale
2
Sept.
236
2
Sale
2
Sale
136 Sept.
'636 Sale
536 Sale
536 Sept.
_
81
860 Arkansas P & L $7 pref—..*
66,800 Art Metal Works
"836 Sale" ""§36 Sale"
common.
Sept.
836 Sept.
Sept. 30
Sept.
1
7
236 Sept
Sept.
6
3
636 Sept.
8336 Sept. 12
10.36 Sept. 7
106
71
Jan.
»/,
36
36
23i
4136
336
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
53
Feb.
6
636 July 23
8
Sept.17
1536 Aug.
Sept.30
36 Aug. 15
236 Aug. 17
236 Aug. 19
7
Aug.
9
8336 Sept. 12
1036 Sept. 7
106
Associated Elec Industries—
2,100
3,400
24,500
2,500
46,400
American deposit rects. .£ I
29,400 Assoc Gas Ac Elec com ......1
221,000
Class A
40,600
172,300
18,460
$5 preferred..
Warrants
300 Assoc Laundries of Amer
200
4,700
100
836 Sale
136 Sale
136 Sale
836
4
'
36 Sale
Sale
36
136
36 Sale
Sale
......
*
8,300 Associated Rayon Corp com
300 Assoc Telep Co $1 50 pref
*
136
136
Sale
Sept. 20
36 Sept. 16
36 Sept. 28
4
Sept.27
i32 Sept.
7
36 Sept. 11
136 Sept. 25
25
Sept. 10
8
10 Associates Invest Co_w—-
"¥,206
1,900
6,850
Common new
51,600 Atlantic Coast Fisheries
__.*
636'
7
3336 Sale
636
636
31
Sept. 20
Sept.16
6
836 Sept.
136 Sept.
136 Sept.
7
Sept.
%. Sept.
36 Sept.
136 Sept.
2536 Sept.
10
3
Apr.
6
Mar.
9
3
11
19
11
3436 Sept. ""§
736 Sept. 6
465 Atlantic Coast Line Co.—.50
66,206
3,400
16,100
2,800
13,100
1,010
1,900
732,100 \tlas Corp com........
28,100 $3preferred A—•
175,160
Warrants.
II,400 Atlas Plywood Corp........*
63,900 Auto Voting Machine com.
7,635 Axton Fisher Tob class
A.. 10
15.650 Babcock At Wilcox Co.....—*
13,800 Baldwin Locomotive
10
810 Baumann (L) At Co
for footnotes see page
1236
53
336
436
936
Sale
5336
Sale
436
936
1236
53
336
436
13
Sale'
54
Sale
436
Sale
5336 Sale
1136 "Sept ."20
5236
336
436
936
52
41
Sept.26
Sept. 20
Sept. 9
Sept. 4
Sept.
4
Sept. 23
1336
Sept! *7
Sept, 18
7
436 Sept.
5
436 Sept,
9
13
Sept
54
Sept 12
47
Sept 11
54
warr.
pref..100
30
" Sept .13
30
Sept. 13
1
p
Feb.
June
H Aug.
136 Sept.
22
Apr.
145
July
30
Aug.
ll*
"$*
June
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
3
l|
5
Mar.
Jan.
4336 May
28
16*
936 Aug. 14
2
Aug. 17
236 Aug. 17
1036 Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Aug.
5
m
May
7
July 27
3636 Aug. 24
1036 Jan. ?5
Jan.
10
30
1336 Aug. 17
July 18
436 Aug. 17
54
Jan.
7
Sept.
9
FeD.
18*
1
60
:p
Jan.
June
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
2536 Sept. 11
145
56
.7:
Aug.
j
ijf ]
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Oct., 1935]
SALES
AGGREGATE
Low from
HEW TORE
In
Since
September
Shares
12,300
360
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
CORB EXCHANGE
Sept .301935
STOCK8 (Continued)
113,900
1,675
1,600
V;V 1,950
6,200
Bellawca Aircraft
Par
Sept, 3
id
4% Sale
t t
Ask
Sale
5
Convertible preferred^...*
Blcltford's Inc com.........*
$2.50 Conv pref
•
'll% "I2"' li% "12"
23",400
74,100 Bliss (B W) ft Co common...*
"8% Sale* "9% Sale
11,800
3,800
24,600
""300
60,200 Blue Ridge Corp com....... 1
34,400
Opt e% Con* pref........*
46,900 Blumentbal (S) ft Co com...*
1,450 Bohack (HC) Co common—*
110
7% 1st preferred.......100
3,900 Borne Scrymser Co........25
400 Botany Consol Mills com..
4,750 Bourjols Inc
33,200
168,700 Bower Roller Bearing.......5
600
126
~2~, 660
........
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
4% Sept.
Sept.
5% Sept.
1% Apr.
5
554 June 18
13154 Sept. 14 123
Jan. 11
May 25 132
4
1% Feb. 18
July 31
8
8% Sept. 21
5
Sept, 21
Mar. 12
July 31
11 % Sept. 18 12 5 Sept. 15
May 15
8% Feb.
1 14
130
"*2
600
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Ask
Bid
Bell Telep Co of Canada.. 100
Benson & Hedges com......*
"""lOO
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
July 1 1933
Jan. 1
Shares
45
454
2
T%*T%
2
254
Sale
43
8 54
Sale
8
10
40
75
7
6%
•
Sale
4154 Sale
1554 Sale
7%
9
40
8 54
33 % Apr.
10
12
3% Mar. 18
43
854 Sept, 9
Sept. 12
41
Sept. 24
8% Sept.
8
Sept.18
1
Mar. 20
35 % Mar. 15
Sept. 17
2% Sept.
2
15^
8
75
10%
31% Sale
•
7% Sale
~7% Sale
Bridgeport Machine com....'
Brill Corp class A
mm****
Class B
Brtllo Mfg Co common......'
Class A.....
9% Sale
9% Sale
1%
1%
% Sale
6%
6%
25% Sale
4
2754 Sept. 20
7% Sept.
8% Sept. 24
32
Sept. 10
6
Aug. 13
Mar, 6
% May 15
Sept. 11
Sept. 30
Sept.""4 IIM
Sale
46
15
June 28
5
May 11
Sept. 17
254 Aug. 12
2% Jan.
41
6%
"3Vs Sale" "3% "3% "3%"Sept."9
30 %
Sept.
Sept.30
Sept. 18
35
10
3
16
June 12
Mar. 29
May 23
1554 Sept. 30
11
65
Jan.
15
Feb.
2
1154 Sept. 10
*
54 Jan.
5
454 Feb. 19
32
Sept. 30
Bowman Blltmore Hotels-—
630
6,600
14,000
1,800
1,000
i
400
39,400
82,900
7,000
2,900
6,400
2,150
300
7% 1st preferred.......100
3,600
r
,
200
BraslUan T« Lt ft Pr ord
1%
1%
0%
1%
„
Sale
7
Sept. 19
% Sept. 19
6% Sept. 24
25
Sept. 26
8% Sept.
Sept.
1% Sept.
1% Sept.
651 Sept.
25% Sept.
19
27
14% Sept. 21
15% Sept.
3
11
1
1 % Jan. 17
7% Aug. 28
3% Jan.
2
13
9
10
"
Jan.
7
'Mar. 18
6% Apr.
25
Jan.
1
16
3
"
Jan.
26
1054 Jan.
5
11
Sept. 9
154 Sept. 10
154 Aug. 20
May 17
Aug. 26
7
28
British-American Oil Co....
15% Sale
1454
J1554
15
16
14%
15%
2854
28%
29%
29%
27
3%
Coupon stock (bearer)....*
Registered
......*
100
3%
14% Mar. 22
16
Juiie 22
1654 June 20
June 22
16 '
British Amer Tobacco, Ltd—
700
18,100
:
',
Amer dep ret* ord bear. £1
Amer dep rets ord reg
£1
1,700
■
26%
Sept. 24
3
27%
27%
27
Sept. 17
28% Sejpt.
9
27
Apr. 10
265* Apr.
4
3154 Jan.
3
2954 July 24
3% Sept.
5
2
Mar, 29
21% July 11
454 Sept"~3
6% Sept. 6
41
Sept. 4
23% Sept. 6
100
Sept. 30
2554 Mar. 29
2% Sept. 27
British Celanese Ltd—
600
11,800
T.666
4,075
17,500
;6,950
54,300
10,450
■/
Am dep rets ord reg...l0s
325 British Col Power class A..*
800
660
3,700
760
Bulova
400
4% Sale
Brown Co 6% pref
....100
Brown Forman Distillery..
Buckeye Pipe Line....
.50
Bufi Nlag ft East Pow pref.25
$5 1st preferred..
.....
Watch
7
6
2%
3
3
4
&x
41
22%
Sale
Sale
Sale
39
Sale
45
Sale
2,300
24,200 Cable Elec Prod v t c.......*
1,400
3,600
19,400
Am dep rets A ord sh_...£l
20,100
Am dep rets B ord sh....£l
8,200
Am dep rets pref sh
£1
10,100 Calamba Sugar Estate Co.20
''I" '
20 Canadian Gen Elec 7% pfd.50
Canadian Hydro Elec Corp
50
6% 1st preferred.......100
33,400 Can Indus Alcohol cl A
*7,100
B non-voting............
139,900 Canadian Marconi Co..
1
176,100 Cartb Syndicate com
25c
2,100 Garman ft Co conv A stk....*
8,500 Carnation Co common.....*
425 Carolina P ft L $7 pref......*
200
600
Cables ft Wireless—
300
5,400
400
12,300
10.200
400
800
76
19",300
38
45
47%
Sale
1%
2
1%
5% June
1
Jan. 24
30 %
14% Jan.
69H Jan.
38
43
39
Sept. 7
Sept. 10
Sept. 21
45% Sept. 5
9
June 25
Aug.
3
954 Jan. 16
42
Aug. 7
29 2354 July 24
21 10054 July
3
2% Sale
6% Sale
54
A
-V
r-
.%
4%
1%
$
33
Sept. 9
% Sept. 27
2% Sept. 12
6% Sept. 21
Sept. 26
% Sept. 27
253 Sept. 27
7% Sept. 10
% Sept. 9
%
% Sept. 21
% Sept.
% Sept. 17
4% Sept. 9
20
% Jan.
7
2
54 Aug.
1% Sale
2% Sale
10
Sale
1854
19
7%
1% Sale
2% Sale
1054> 14%
18%
19
7%
7%
1%
2%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
10
Sept.
18** Sept.
73% Sept.
*A May
3% Mar.
Feb.
Apr. 30
9%, Sale
9% Sale
I
Aug. 27
8
Jan.
Sept.
2
Sept.
2% Sept.
12
Sept.
19
Sept.
88
Sept.
10
3
4
23
12
11
26
27
12
4
10
8% Sept. 21
Sept.
6
10
Mar, 13
4
Jan.
3
Jan.
2
Mar.
5454 Jan.
10
25
9% Sept. 4
4154 Aug. 12
454 Apr.
2
Feb.
57
178,500 Carrier Corp common....,
200 Castle (A 51) & Co.........10
318,600 Catalln Corp of Amer
...1
8
7
13
OH'Sept. 12
24
13
3
39
Aug. 28
4954 Apr. 30
2
Aug. 21
33
Sept. 26
54 Aug. 27
254 Aug. 9
754 Jan.
2
9
§4 Mar. 21
■
Mar.
8%
30
i 1% Mar.
554 Aug.
9
1% Sept. 9
54 Sept.12
4% Sept. 9
5
Feb. 27
20
61
7%
2
Mar. 12
54 Feb.
30
2%
2%
6% Sale
2454 Mar.
30
2
$$ preferred............,—*
50
39",200
5% Sept. 25
39
Sept. 30
21 % Sept. 23
99
Sept. 23
4
Co Inc—
6,100
"200
kv<
39
22
100
40%
22%
3,300
$3.50 conv pref...........
55,700 Bunker Hill ft Sullivan
10
2,600 Burco Inc common.........*
1,200
$3 conv preferred.......
1,600
Warrants................
7,600 Burma Corp, Amer dep rets.
83,200 Butler B«os.........^.....l0
4,376
a
"2^Sept."27
Jan.
8
154 June 21
% June 25
5
June
5
2354 Aug. 19
61
Apr. 30
79
11
10
Jan.
May
May
15
6
6
254 July 27
454 May 8
12
Bent. 27
1954 July 31
Sept. 4
May 28
88
66
1954 Feb. 18
41% Aug. 12
10
Sept. 6
Celanese Corp of Amer—
19,150
7% 1st partlc pref......100
6,300
7% prior prefer red
100
7,400 Celluloid Corp com...
15
2,005
l*t preferred.............*
1,995
$7 div preferred..........*
42,500 CentHud G ft B * tc
•
10,050 Gent Pow ft Lt 7% pref... 100
1,700
1,225
275
9%
_
2,800
400
14%
15
Cent ft Southwest LI til—
72,200
Common....
....1
256,700 Centra) States Elec com
1
15,375
7% preferred
.100
18,150
6% pref without warr..l00
3,100
Conv preferred.
100
4,800
Conv pref opt ser 1929..100
60,000 Centrifugal Pipe Corp.....
i ; 20,100 Charls Corp com...........*
25 Cheriy-Burrell Corp com...*
18.200
43,600
600
900
50
25
33,600
4,500
"""350
3,800 Chesebrough Mfg.........25
800
17,200
16,720
37,100
1,153,200
106,300
9,500
1,710
1,510
4,600
97,200
4,900
100
60
-
!
50
2,600
T.200
1,500
7,000
100
61,100
,
37,800
2,050
Chief Consol Mining Co....l
Childs Co preferred..
190
Chicago Rivet ft Machine...*
Cities Service common
•
Preferred
.....
Preferred B.............
Preferred BB...
•
•
7,225
5,500 Cities 8erv Pr ft Lt $6 pref..*
;
2,500
$7 preferred..
13,800 City Auto Stamping Co.....*
300 City ft Suburban Homes ColO
17,200 Claude Neon Lights com....)
31,100 Cleveland Elec ilium com...*
138,400 Cleveland Tractor com.....*
375 Clinchfield Coal com
..100
66,500 Club Aluminum Utensil com *
300 Cockshutt Plow Co com.
*
500 Cohn & Rosenberger com..*
113,700 Colon Oil Corp common
1
*
16,825 Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg25
Conv preferred
100
Columbia Oil ft Gasoline—
850
800
50
94,300
Consol Automatic
900
400
396,600
130,300
1,010
16,500
32,300
7,400
20
900
560
"U00
5,900
9,450
725
400
2,000
600
2,200
29,300
11
9
,
\X Sale
a\x
1
15
Sale
11
8
11
5%
Sale
6% Sale
%
13
6%
12
6
16%
17%
17%
135%
138'"
12354
Sale
18
8%
4%
17
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
11
20
25
30
12
20
20
4
1% Sept.
1% Sept.
16
Sept.
10
Sept.
12
Sept.
8% Sept.
6% Sept.
19
Sept.
2,400
19,600
10,200
4,000
157,800
Cans Retail Stores Inc com
9% Pref w w
100
Consol Royalty Oil...
10
Cont'l G ft B 7% pr pref.. .100
Continental Oil of Mexico..!
Continental Secur common.*
Cooper Bessemer Corp com..*
$3 preferred A.......
Copper Range Co..........'
<
Corp
«
For footnotes see pass 58.
_
....
23
16
28
24
54 Mar.
7
6
12
20
27
6
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
June
13
2
1
19
13
11
Mar. 22
16
12754 i28H~Sept.~20 13554~Sept"6
10
Mar. 29
15
Jan. 10
8054 July 15
36
Jan. 26
17 54 Aug.
3
4354 Aug.
1
Aug. 19
Aug. 17
21
Aug. 15
1454 Aug. 22
18
Aug. 17
14
Aug. 14
654 Sept. 27
19
Sept. 16
2454 Apr. 10
157 ' Feb. 18
2
2
'
% Sale
Sale
17% Sale.
2% Sale
23 %
21
Sale
1%
21% Sale
1% Sale
1754 Sale
2%
%
21%
17%
1%
Sept. 17
Sept. 20
Sept.
Sept.
17
Sept.
1% Sept.
17% Sept.
24
% Sept.
Sept.
3
5
21 % Sept.30
20
16
20
24
2% Sept. 7
21 % Sept. 6
154 Sept. 24
18
Sept. 6
54 Jan.
3
16
Apr.
4
1254 Jan. 12
k Mar. 14
654 Mar. 6
54 Mar. 18
6
8% Sale
"'"%
654 Sept. 28
6% Sept. 4
Sale
44
Sale
14% Sale
1354
Sale
""% Sale*
"2""
Sale
1%
"
% Sept. 28
2654 Sept. 29
9
Sept. 30
Sale
1% Sale
% Sept.
Sept.
2% Sept. 26
3954 Sept. 17
25
86
32
Sale
Sept. 20
77
1% Sale
1
84
Sept.
4
4
4
Sept. 12
70
76
62
Sale
90
Sale
8l""Sept.""4
Sale
% Sept.
■
; Sept. 12
154 Sept.
%
*
2
13 H
12%
„
•
%
Sale
13%
Sale
o
12% Sept. 26
Sept.25
1
Sept. 28
11% Sept. 10
47
Sept. 21
1254 Sept. 4
94
Sept.12
*A Sept.
18
Sept.
3ie Sept.
3
9
5
3
2
Sept.
14 % Sept.
6
47
Sept. 21
16
Sept. 17
3%
80 %
165
3
61%
Sale
81%
171
Sale
163
2%
170
3%
80%
170
3%
2%
454 Sept. 18
85
Sept. 11
171
Sept. 19
3
Sept. 3
Jan.
18
2
54 Jan.
554 Jan.
2
15
4
26
10
8
54 May
1
Sept.
1154 Sept.
46
July
7
9
%
1%
5%
24%
2
Feb.
26
5%
26%
"4" Sale"
Mar. 12
Mar. 7
Apr. < 5
5
354 Apr.
5% Sept. 3
27% Sept.12
454 Sept. 17
5
Sept. 7
1654 Jan.
3
15
July
5
254 Mar. 15
7
39
Aug. 16
4254 Aug. 16
9
Sept. 30
4
Apr. 26
54 May 9
46% Aug. 15
1854 Feb. 20
2
June 25
354 Sept. 17
8H Aug. 20
7
Mar. 4
254 Sept. 26
3954 Sept. 17
Aug. 17
88
3
7054 Aug. 29
154 Sept.
94
Sept. 12
% Aug. 13
2054 Aug. 13
1
June
6
254 Apr. 26
1854 Mar. 31
47
Sept.21
16
Sept. 17
$
M
13 182
36
Jan.
2154 Sept. 30
2% Aug. 15
2754 Aug. 17
354 Aug. 13
23
Aug. 17
4
11
2*
7%
154 Apr. 26
30
17
25
28
"l54~Sept."l4
75% Sept,
Sale
June 11
Jan.
Jan,
1
Jan.
52% Jan.
13454 Feb.
2
June
3454 Jan.
74%
75"
4%
7
3
4754 Jan.
M
3% Sale
81% Sale
11
18
15
20
28
Mar. 14
38
1% Sale
12% Sale
Sale" ~15%
Jan.
27
3
54 Mar. 30
3
72
82
% Sale
5
27
16
26
754 Mar.
354 Jan.
4
Apr.
»A Mar.
2354 Jan.
554 Jan.
1M May
Ue May
8
Aug.
554 Mar.
% June
% Sept. 4
45% Sept. 11
15% Sept. 7
2
Sept. 6
3% Sept 17
x42
36
80 %
5
13% Sept. 21
2
Sept. 6
% Sept. 3
Sale
Vie
Mar.
654 Mar.
Merchandising v C C
$3.50 preferred...........
Consol Copper Mines
5
Con Gas E L ft P Bait com..*
Consol Min ft Smelt Ltd...25
Fob. 23
2 110
14 11054 Sept. 11
27
•A Mar. 14
Apr.
....
45,600
6,600
Sale
7
Corp^-i"
120,250
45,800
15
1
...
121,900
Vot trust ctfs............
1,100 Columbia Pictures Corp com *1
118,083 Commonwealth Edison...190
Commonwealth ft Sou Corp363,700
Warrants
12,300 Community P ft L 1st pref..*
11,900 Community Water Serv
379,100 ComoMines
1
43,200 Compo Shoe Machinery.....!
100 Conn Gas & Coke Sec $3 pf..
250,400 Consolidated Aircraft com..
11",400
1% Sale
1% Sale
>
Columbia Gas ft Elec
28,400
Sale
90
106% Sept. 19 110
May
Sept. 28
10854 Sale 10854 Sept. 30 11054 Sept. 11 19754 Mar.
7
8
Apr.
8%
6954 May
25
25
May
Sept. 18 26
Sept.10
14%
15% 14% Sept. 20 15% Sept. 10
x8% Mar.
33
34% Sale
Sept. 16 3454 Sept. 26
2054 Jan.
110
Sale
......
Jan.
Jan.
June
4
17
5
Aug. 10
May 22
354 Feb. 15
65
Aug. 28
2
May 7
84
Aug. 10
May
Aug.
Aug.
2754 Sept.
454 Sept.
5
21
26
19
12
17
NEW
46
In
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
2,700
1,900
2,200
Shares
Sept.301935
STOCKS IContinued)
16 Con* pref A
osden
Oil
Co
...
Iramp
<
18,666
100
140,100
13,300
19,100
ord
1
100
1,200
100
20,600
300
mm mm m
4m
""250
'
6%% preferred.........100
Sale
Sale
10%
Mar.
July 18
Aug.
9
28
43
8
% Jan.
% June 27
"%*Sept.""5
7%
%
~~% Sale
Sept." 17
10% Sale
3%
AX
33X
33X
12X
10% Sept. 20 11%
3
3
Sept. 12
Sept. 3
33%
103
Sept. 26 103
1% Sept. 3
1%
3
Sept.
5
5
14
4%
10%
32
Sept.
Feb.
18
14% July
2
10
6
4
" "l% "ix "ix
preferred..
Sept. 28
Sept. 4
Sept. 6
Sept. 23
'l6%"Sept.""5
21% Sept. 20
23% Sept. 20
18% Sept. 5
22% Sept. 7
28% Sept. 11
23% Sept. 26
8
15
ux
Sale
OX Sale
11% Sale
22%
17 X
2251
41,6001
40,600
5%
Sale
ux
53
113
July 23
Jan.
4
May 27
17% Sept. 30
7% Sept. 28
12
Sept. 5
3
% Sent. 17
11% July 17
7% Mar.
1 % July
30
87
5
Feb.
Feb.
Aug. 26
Mar. 18
34
104% June 19
1% Aug.
2% Jan.
4% Mar. 29
6% May 27
June 14
16
Jan.
8
8
7
2
Jan.
% Apr.
12
15% Apr. 29
57% May 16
2
May 23
Feb.
19
20
20
~9% Sale
Sale"
Sent. 30
10
1
1% Sept. 11
1% Sept. 26
23 X
1 OX
70,600
23
% May
57% May 16
'
cum
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
% Feb.
5% Sept. 7
12% Sept. 18
12% Sept. 17
17
116
Mar.
4
Aug
2
July 31
July 30
2% Feb.
Sept. 12
Sept. 26
Sept 26
Sept.
7
87
10
13
IX
8,300
2,600
Sept. 9
Sept. 10
Sept.30
Sept. 11
Sept. 3
20
Sept. 27
£1
Am dep rets ord reg
$4
50
7X'
%
"1% Sale" "iji Sale"
5
25
4
1% Mar. 20
22
11% Mar. 18
17% Sept. 9
7
Sept. 20
Xt Sept. 13
23Ii Sale"
32
9,100
Ii",400
13% Sept. 18
109
251
'■
:
3% Sept. 4
Sept. 27
% Sept. 6
42
% July 24
15% Sale
18% Sale"
8% Sale
% Sale
3%
5
%
X
ii
11%
3%
5
"2J
'
Sept. 21
40% Sept. 13
% Sept. 10
14% Sept
15% Sale
4,100
.
3
4§*
% Mar.
13,900
300
Highest
Sale Prices
100
458,800
1,600
Sale
IX
IX
yn
Preferred..............100
900
100
Lowest
Sale Prices
(Wm) & Sons Ship &
Engine Bldg Corp
41,100
54,700
2,600
8,700
3,900
3%
42
%
2%
reo
3001
15.256
Highest
Sale Prices
£i
Am dep rets for
2,200
120,058
1,500
642,300
136,900
122,400
Ask
13% Sept. 20
1
Preferred
1
Lowest
Ask
3%
39%
X
...1
........—*
com
lourtauld* Ltd
7,400
300
SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
Bid
Par
lorroon & Reynolds....
29,200
9,400
26,100
2,900
RANGE
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
July 1 1933
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
September
EXCHANGE
CURB
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
YORK
4
Feb.
19
May 16
10% Jan.
3
2% July 13
11
Aug. 27
Aug. 30
17% Sept. 30
7% Sept. 28
16% Apr.
8
21
Mar. 22
13%
10%
32%
4%
4%
May 13
Mar 14
23 % July
6
28% Sept. 11
12
Mar.
11
.
16,200
971,7001
100,800
800
v
210,100
15,500
Am dep rets
£1
ord reg
25%
18 X
22%
Sale
—-
Sale
26
Sale
22% Sale
100
m
•
1,000
m
500
ouglas
25
125
6,300
Shoe Co—
L)
(W
61,300
10
Sale
97
22,400
99%
630
8.400
60
"isx 'lo'x
250
2,100
2,075
11,000
9,000
500
400
55
...100
500
.£1
cl B com...*
Sulphur.......*
X
•urham Hosiery
Duval Texas
*
3,600
"2",755
7,600
21,600
3,119,200
234,400
63,600
57,300
93,600
7,075
21,800
41,200
15,975
1,000
404,800
11,600
2,300
6,300
9.400
1,225
600
2,200
975
Sale
6
Sale
3% Sale
SIX Sale
Sale
63
X
1
62
%
9%
OX
2
Sale
6%
3X
Sale
60
62%
X
X
14% Sale
Sale
6%
6%
...._
*
Electric Bond k. Share.....
|6 preferred
$5 preferred...
Class A
Sale
Sale
64
Sale
Sale
56
Sale
4%
4%
Electric Power Associates..
1
15
Electric Pow & Lt 2d pf A...*
IX
1%
1%
12% Sale
IX
13 X
68 X
60
com
5% Sept. 9
3% Sept. 26
43% Sept. 26
60
Sept. 24
% Sept. 24
12
Sept. 21
13
Sept. 14
z6% Sept 20
5X
Sale
Sale
IX
4X Sale
85%
86
Option warrants.
Electric Shareholdings com.1
14 Con* pref with warr...*
Electric Shovel Coal Co—
4% Sale
4% Sale
""I% "2%
Sale
4
77
81
33% Sept. 16
1% Sept. 23
11
Sept. 20
Sept. 20
Sept. 21
Sept. 27
Sept. 4
Sept. 20
Sept. 19
Sept. 18
Sept. 23
150
150
175
500
■
\
mmm
90",055
•
150
100
2,900
100
65,000
Sale
Sept
12
19,000
24 X
106,100
7,075
44,600
51,100
7,200
10,200
74,000
7,300
52,000
900
200
6,900
'
'mm
mm'm
100
;i
15,300
400
18,900
1,350
28.000
225
80% Mar.
54% Sept.
13
Apr.
% Feb.
37
Sept. 11
11
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
65
Sept.
1
Sept.
14
Sept.
14
Sept.
oeyv.
7% Sept.
7
4
51
24
11
10
13
6
30
6
o
11
7
....
Fidelio Brewery
Sept. 23
39
1% Sept.
14% Sept.
69% Sept.
6
7
6
Sept. 5
5% Sept. 12
5% Sept. 7
15
Sept. 3
62
1% Sept. 27
4% Sept
5
Sept 12
87
Mar.
Jan.
Apr. 17
% June
3
6% July 15
3% Mar. 14
2% Mar. 12
38
Apr.
4
58
Jan. 10
% Jan.
2
5
Apr.. 5
4
Mar. 13
3
Jan.
3
11% Apr. 17
% Feb. 19
12% Mar. 27
7% May 24
25
18X
16%
20
27
23
20
10
21
1
13% Sept. 30
38" "Sept."27
26
25
20
Sept. 6
Sept. 20
Sept. 11
1X Aug.
18% Aug.
18% Aug.
7% Sept.
20
5
1
Mar.
Feb.
20
3% Mar. 13
5
34
7
Mm. 14
6
28
Mar.
8
Mar. 14
40 " Jan.
14
22% Sept. 21
19
Sept. 13
'~2X: Sale'
34
36
37
7
Sale
8
%
%
15% Sale*
19%
"Sale
JX
Sale
X*
si
8% Sale
92% Sale
4% Sale
9% Sale
5%
6
95
4
TV:
%«
21%
Sale
25%
%6 Sale
9%
9%
■■'7" ■ /:••••$ v
.....
26%
15
%
%
69%
115
950 First Nat Stores 7% 1st pf.100
169,400 Fisk Rubber Corp common. .1
Preferred ..............100
9,000
*
131,000 F*intkote Co class A..
29,000 Florida Power ft Lt 87 pref
*
*
240,150 Ford Motor of Canada cl A
Class B..
2,875
4
34% Sept. 20
7
Sept. 10
Sept. 13
% Sept. 12
4
Sept. 20
14% Sept. 4
Feb. 25
25
4
16
July
8
25
14
Jan.
5
Mar. 26
39
Mar. 15
Apr. 26
June 28
9
Sale
18
2% Sept.
35
Sept.
7
Sept.
%# Sept.
% Sept.
4% Sept.
20
Sept.
7
11
10
27
12
1%
33%
6%
Xt
%
19
Jan. 31
July 12
Apr. 18
3% Aug. 14
26
6
Feb.
4
26% Sept. 28
18% Sept. 9
% Sept
29% Sept.
28
Sept.
117
Sept.
25% Sept.
37% Sept.
24% Sept.
29% Sept.
Jan.
_
19% July 12
13% Aug. 14
2% Sept. 7
Feb. 16
38
June
5
% June
7
9
% May 24
7
May 24
20
Sept. 26
May
5% July
9% July
7
Sept.
30
Aug.
26% Sept.
26
Aug.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4
Sept.
3
Jan.
74
117
$
23,000
Amer dep rets..Ord reg II
3,300 Ford of France Am dep rets.
5,700 Foremost Dairy Prod com...*
Conv preferred...........*
5,100
Froedtert Grain 8c Malting
Co cony pref............15
26.850
500
100
500
5,350 V
8% Sale
3%
3%
I
8%
Sale
iH
16%
16%
16% Sale
3,700
21,600 General Alloys Co......
*
General Elec Co of Great Brit
1%
1%
1% Sale
4,100
1,400
American dep receipts...£1
29,700
9,900 Gen Flreprooflng com.... *
15%
7%
Sale
8%
15%
7%
15%
Sale
7% Sept.
3% Sept.
% Sept.
% Sept.
16
28
11
9
Feb. 26
Aug. 13
Aug. 20
Jan.
2
Jan. 11
9
July
July
lly*
88
Mar.
30
Sept. 17
46
Aug.
6
32% Jan. 18
2
37% Jan.
Jan.
Sept. 5
Sept. 17
Sept. 9
27% Sept. 12
32% Sept. 13
20
7
7
16
31
27
27
28
26
Jan.
Mar.
June
June
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
156.800
16
2
17
31
31
31
31
Sept. 24
Sept. 17
6% Sept.
69
Sale
35
36
105
Jan.
72
30
42
70
25
37
40
Feb.
Sept.
117% 115
5% Sept.
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
May
May
May
May
Aug.
5% Sept
5% Sale
29% Sale
3
9% Sept.
Feb.
% Sept.
9
70
Sale
Sale
6
July
28% Sept, 10
21% Sept, 19
9
18% Sept,
Sept, 10
6
Sept,
4
%»
71
Jan. 31
May
1
17
17
2% Aug. 13
6
Aug. 14
90% Aug. 14
Jan.
8
23
17
17
17
14
Aug. 15
Jan.
9% Sept. 7
96% Sept. 28
4% Sept. 6
9% Sept. 18
7
Sept. 27
Sept, 17
8
92% Sept, 12
96
Sale
Sale
29
Sept.
2
*
'
6
8% Mar. 18
7% Mar. 26
4
Jan.
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
20J
78
Aug.
69
Aug.
6% Aug.
6% Aug.
37% Jan.
8
8
11
14
17
17
11
66% July
39
Jan.
7
Jan.
5
53% Aug.
24% Jan. 16
X Jan.
6
Mar. 22
105% July 10
62
Aug. 16
31
Sept. 30
103
Sept. 11
1% Apr. 29
63
Aug. 13
91% Mar.
12
Fajardo 8ugar.___.__
Fiat Amer dep rets.
30
13 X
Falstaff Brewing......
.........1
100 Film Inspection Machine...*
...10
1.400 Fire Assoc of Phlla
m
60
It#
1
Fanny Farmer Candy com..l
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp*
Fedders Mfg Co class A
*
Ferro Enamel Corp com....*
26
27
Falrchild Aviation rom.....l
2,700
4,100
1,200
1,500
11,000
Sept.
23
Sept.
24
Sept.
18% Sept.
21% Sept.
16% Sept.
38
800
7% preferred
..100
296,300 Bx-Celi-O Aircraft 8c Tool..3
100
,
16
1
2,000 Empire Diet Elec 6% pref. 100
9,000 Empire G 8c F 7% pref
100
5,400
8% preferred...........100
2,225
6% preferred...........100
750
6% % preferred.........100
31,900 Empire Pow Corp part itk
•
500 Emsco Derrick & Equip Co.5
486,900 Equity Corp common......10
1,150 Eureka Pipe Line
...100
13,900 European Elec Co of Can A. 10
26,400
Option warrants..........
*
9,100 Evan* Wat lower Lead
250
32% Jan.
23
13%
15
350 Elgin National Watch Co..15
55
23% Sept. 26
5
5% Feb. 21
5
8
18
16% Aug. 15
Edison Bros Stores Inc.....*
Eisler Rlecrr'tt
4
7% Sept.
OX
3%
43%
14
OX
75
$4 participating pref.....*
4,900 Electrographlc Corp com... 1
"'"355
2
8
21,425 Eastern States Pr com B
•
8,300
$7 preferred series A.....
10,000
$6 preferred series B....._*
25.000 Easy Washing Mach class B.*
150 Economy Groc Stores com..*
1,800
57 X
July
Jan.
11
44,900 Eagle Plcher Lead Co.....20
*
33,000 Kutitern Gas & Fuel Assoc
19,700
6% preferred
.....100
3,475
4^% prior preferred... 100
9,900
6,500
3,350
700
150
1
1
am
Go.
Sept. 26
26 15
6 102% Sept. 18
23 54% Sept. 23
Sept. 30
5 31
Sept. 11
11 103
1
Sept. 30
14
Sept. 28
11 62
Am dep rets ord reg
80,700
18,200
Powei
30
100
7% preferred.,
•ubilier Cond C
Duke
Sept.
Sept.
96
Sale
54
Sept.
19
Sept.
Sale
Sept.
103
Sale
% Sept.
52
Sept.
63%
15
7% preferred...........100
Jan.
8% Sept. 9
3% Sept. 27
% Sept. 28
1
Sept. 9
7% Mar.
2% Jan.
7
15
% Jan. 16
Xt June 19
9% Jan.
7
4% May
% Mar.
8
6
1% Mar. 29
5
14% Apr. 22
17% Aug.
2
Sept. 18
1% Sept. 11
% Apr. 17
1 % Feb.
18
14% Sept. 20
7% Sept. 30
15% Sept. 10
8% Sept. 6
11% Mar. 12
4% June 25
15% Sept. 10
9% July 25
Feb. 27
15% Aug. 20
16% Sept. 23
1
16% Sept.
(^n Gas 8c Elec—
2,300
"6",§5o
49,400
4,900
8,400
4,520
2,600
8,575
2,125
14.325
400
400
330
100
725
100
1,175
mmmm—
*545
—
i5c
1,700
coot
pref
ser
General Pub Serv $6 pref
*
General Rayon A stock....*
Gen Tire 8c Rubber com...25
see
51
AK
43
22
>
Sale
20%
%
a
A**
45
6% preferred A.........100
Georgia Power 86 pref
$5 preferred
Sale
.....
Xs
Y\
51
"i
i%
40
41%
91% Sale
sept. rz
19% Sept. 23
% Sept.
Sept.
1% Sept.
40
Sept 21
91% Sept. 30
80% Sept.
"
1% "Sept.'25
51% Sept. 25
s32 Sept. 5
Sept. 13
Sept. 6
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
ft Sept.10
Preferred
..........
page
56,
1% Aug. 20
Jan.
30
21 % Sept. 25
% Jan.
5
»32 Aug. 15
57% Aug. 13
1% Feb. 19
71% Jan.
8
Mar. 21
% Mar. 13
38
July 20
89
Apr. 10
24
52
Jan.
2
Apr. ' 6
1% May
8
24% Mar. 20
13% May 11
50
2%
3
2%
3%
2% Sept. 15
*3%"Septri4
Sept.
Sept. 4
Sept. 30
Sept. 19
22% Sept. 17
11% Sept. 30
23
Sept. 3
7% Sept. 19
*
20
2
% Mar. 16
15
"
..........
5,400 Godchaux Sugars class A...*
Class B
•
10,200
For footnote*
1
17
Warrants.................
197,700 Glen Alden Coal Co.......
11,700 Globe Underwriters
20C
200
11
B........*
16 Preferred.............*
5,510 Gilbert (A C) Co com.......*
25
46,45c
$6
Gen Investment Co com....5
Sale
10% Sale
23
7
Sale
8%
22% Sale
11% Sale
20% Sale
7%'v 8
19%
10%
20%
7%
7
Jan.
7
16% Apr. 11
7
Jan.
~
99
Mar.
4
tW-'g
3% Sept. 14
24% Mar. 20
24
Jan.
2
11% Sept. 30
May 27
11% May 27
28
sales
aggregate
In
September
600
;
600
STOCKS (Continued)
Par
:
Gorham Mff Co—
1,800
14,400
1,000
.
v
'
330
590
600
V
1,100
300
600
22,500
58,400
7,800
4,505
7,360
4,050
8,200
Agreement extended.... *
Grand Rapid* Varnish Corp *
Gray Tel Pay Station com...*
Gt Atl ft Pac Tea 1st pref.lM
Non-voting common stock *
Great Northern Paper Co. .3®
Greenfield Tap & Die com..*
Grocery Stores Prod13,600
Common v t c...... ....25c
11,500 Guardian Investors common I
208,300 Gulf Oil of Pa
J*
375 Gulf Statea Uttl $6 pref
*
30,300
150
•
100
'
Ask Bid
Bid
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
4 Sept. 10
4 Sept. 3
"jA Sale
iff
Lowest
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
Sept .301935
61,600 Gold field Consol Minee
10
37,000 Gold Seal Blec com........1
5,700 Gorham Inc claaa A com....*
5,250
$3 preferred with warr_.._*
5,300
4,200
range since jan. 1
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
July 1 1933
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
47
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
OCT,, 1935]
2
A"
2
18
184
24 Sept. 13
174 Sept. 17
Sale Prices
4 Jan.
2
4 Aug. 29
Sale Prices
4 Mar. 23
1
Feb. 18
24 Sept. 12
Sept. 26
14 May 31
114 July 23
34 Jan. 11
194 May 10
18
144 Sept. 16 154
94 Sept. 4 114
16
Sept. 5 18
Sept. 6 127
1254 Sale" 127" Sale" 124
128
130
1274 Sept. 20 1334
131
Sale
20
23
Sept. 24 224
214 224 204
6
6
Sale
64
64 Sale
Sept. 3
154
154
104 Sale
94 Sale
4
4
4
614
Sale"
v
63
4
" Sale"
4 Sept. 19
4 Sept. 4
584 Sept. 17
78
Sept. 23
&>pt. 26
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
13
5
5
10
16
11
4 Sept. 19
4 Sept. 6
654 Sept. 27
87
Sept. 11
$5.50 preferred...........*
9,800
Hall <C M) Lamp Co
100
2,400
Handley Page Ltd.. 8s...._.
Am dep rets part pref......
23,900
2,650
20,700
19,380
13,500
268,400
9,400
17,100
1,000
225,200
9,700
50
25
44 Sept. 25
67
70
1
14
24 Sale
94 Sale
114 Sale
64
67
1
14
24 Sale
9
94
94
94
75
V
r
'i',600
100
H art man Tobacco common.10
Harvard Brewing Co.......l
Haseltlne
Corp..........
Hecla Mining Co..
25c
Helena Rubinstein common. *
Heyden Chemical Co.
..*
Hires (Chas E) class A com..*
Holllnger Consol G M
Holly Sugar Corp common..*
Preferred..............100
700 Holophane Co Inc common.*
800 Holt (H) 5c Co class A
*
150 Hormel (Geo A) & Co com...*
15,940 Horn It Hardart com.....
*
1,980
7% preferred...........100
414,600 Hod Bay Mln 9c Smalt.....
243,900 Humble Oil Sc Refining.....*
,
2,700
310
71,600
28.600
1,700 Huyler's of Del com. ......1
350
7% preferred stamped..100
100
7% pref unstamped....100
9,200 Hyriro-Elec Secur com..... *
28,800 Hygrade Food Prod.. ......5
10.525 Hygrade Sylvanla Corp.....*
300
200
"""800
4,500
975
68,050 Illinois PftLli pref.
7,099
6% preferred...........100
150 Illuminating Shares Co A...*
5.000
300
54 Sept. 30
74 Sept. 28
684 Sept. 27
4 Sept. 13
24 Sept. 5
9
Sept. 6
84 Sept, 6
74 Sept. 28
684 Sept. 27
14 Sept. 5
24 Sept. 23
94 Sept. 30
114 Sept. 30
54 Sale
*
675 Hartford Electric 1 Isht
25
3,500
6,900
2,800
37,800
*1*
454
474 Sale
124 Sale"
814 Sale
12 4
86
Sale
Sale
'
28
106
1 700
2,000
3,400
1,620
...
25
154 Sale"
564 Sale
*
184 Sale
53
Sale
4
1
23
400
50
4,350
400
-
5,300
Non-voting claaa A..—...*
Class B stock
9,900
•
4,800 Industrial Finance v t C....1
950
7% preferred...........100
46,050 Insnr Co of North Amer
.10
1,800 Internet Cigar Machlnetrv
4
34 Sept. 30
14 Sept. 4
314 Sept. 16
Sale
14
Sale
"V.OOO
6,700
15,800
47,600
300
500
6,200
Internet Safety Rasor cl B.*
internet Utll claaa A..
..*
Class B.................1
50
T.266
106,600
494,700
4,600
19,050
3,200
9,308
D- 44,650
"34 Sept.'i7
2,700
200
120
300
""ioo
2,600
600
400
„„„
84 Sale
184 Sale
184
194
124
124
194 Sale
19
194
a1^
Sale
54 Sale
33
34
Sale
54
54
84
184
184
124
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
33
Sept.
54 Sept.
844 Sept.
2
24
24 Sept.
XH
m m
Registered...............*
Warrants
•
24
14
2
1
Sept.
Sept.
64 Sept.
67
Sept.
314 Sept.
354 Sept.
34
Sept.
7
7
84
194
194
134
30
21
23
20
19
19
24
Sept. 30
Sept. 5
Sept. 5
Sept. 4
344 Sept. 9
54 Sept. 23
844 Sept. 24
4,730
interstate Power %7 pref ■■■/.„
'674 "69"
684 Sale
31
33
30
33
"84 Sale"
124
124
34
4
334 Sale
124 Sale
34
Sale
"34 "3^4
3
6
24 Sept. 6
24 Sept. 27
14 Sept. 9
27
14
10
24
12
...
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
July
20
Feb.
Jan.
11
Jan.
44
Jan.
f
20]
2]
1]
26
3,330
570
14
24
44
M
<Ufi
24
2h
4 Sale
1
3
244
25
254
264
1,150
14|| Sale
%
4e
27
102 Kansas G A E 7% pref....100
200
23,200 Kingsbury Breweries com... 1
100
500
...
....1
39,200 Kirby Petroleum....
9,500 Klrkland Lake G M Ltd.... I
*
17,900 Klein (D Emil) Co common
2,900 Kleinert (J B) Rubber.....10
1,700 Knott Corp com....
1
14
14 Sale
274
Mar.
June
Jan.
200
275
4
14
2
374 Aug. 12
3
36
11
50
14
84 Mar.
200
12,200
10,700
5,900
50
600
200
6,800
9,700
4,700
200
100
200
20,100
38.100
190
675
"l",666
45,100
70 Lackawanna RR N J.....100
180,200 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
31,600 Lakey Foundry A Machine. 1
410 Lane Bryant 7% pref..... 100
2,100 Lefcourt Realty com.......I
Preferred
6,800
...»
53,400 Lehigh Coal A Nav......... *
93,700 Leonard Oil Development 15
44,300 Lerner Stores Corp com...
64% pref with warr....l00
1,130
200 Liberty Baking 7% pref.. 100
9,800 Lion OH Refining
♦
1,650 Loblaw Groceterias A
B stock..................*
25
*
122,600 Lone Star Gas
*
168,900 Long Island Light com
4,190
7% preferred...
100
0% preferred series B ..100
11,375
550 Loudon Packing Co........*
New common............*
1,000
454,000 Louisiana Land A Bxpi com 1
800 Lucky Tiger Comb G M....10
......
.
....
.....
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
1
Feb.
14j| Apr. 18
67
75
85
5
14 Sept. 5
3
Sept. 26
4 Sept. 3
Sept.
1
Sept.
4 Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
14 Sept.
26
Sept.
1
20
6
20
18
20
_
Sept. 31 1071
4 Sept. 26
Sept. 11
Sept. 26
24 Sale
m
H
4
35.200 Lynch Corp com...........5
For footnotes see page 56.
43
60
mm w —
—
;
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4
4
—
Feb.
May
8
8
604 Apr. 20
4 Apr. 22
18
Mar. 13
2
Aug. 13
Aug. 19
Feb. 25
33
1
June 12
134 Aug. 10
154 Jan. 11
64 Jan. 11
8
72
.
394 May 25
314 Jan.
4
Aug.
4
7
35
Apr. 24
4 Aug. 19
% Feb.
6
254 Aug. 21
274 Jan.
12
Aug. 17
24 May
1
4 May 29
27
234 Aug. 12
164 Aug. 10
14 Aug. 17
4 Apr.
5
Aug.
Sept.
Aug.
14 Apr.
304 Jan.
69
75
90
5
11
22
25
22
834 Mar. 15 1074 Sept. 11
2$k Jan.
8
4 July 22
16
Apr. 17
Feb. 27
May 23
% May 3
22
May 23
Aug.
5
14 Jan. 14
24 Sept. 27
4 Sept. 10
174 Sept. 13
24 Sept. 12
4 Sept. 10
Sept. 16
18
"64 "'74 "64 "74
m
6
28
Mar. 28
Jan. 23
Jan.
3
7
5
Sept. 20
Sept. 11
Sept. 10
14 Sept. 3
30
Sept. 6
Jan.
May
May
July
4
Sept." "9
Sept."
15
24
24
31
Aug. 6
6
June 17
874 July
1
94
224
224
144
354
4
15
34
Aug. 19
July 13
Jan. 22
Feb. 26
214
104 Sept. 13
134 Sept. 14
44 Sept. 18
364 Sept. 6
-
74 Apr. 13
34 July 24
15
4» May 31
Mar. 12
Feb. 27
14 Mar. 4
4 Sept. 10
15
6
Jan.
84
57
3
W
jV-
4 Jan.
4 Sept. 10
4 § 4 Sept. 10
"il4 Sale" "124 Sale"
Sept. 11
72
Mar. 29 zlOO
Sept. 21 slOO Sept. 11
124 Mar. 29
114 Sept. 20 114 Sept. 12 xll4 Apr. 17
134 Sept. 10
11
44 Mar. 7
Sept. 3 134 Sept* 10
"48"" "484 "484 Sale"
484 Sept.
994 Sale
14 Sale
70
80
2
24
22
74
.
204
64
1054
1
1
1
1
"34
98
14 Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
204 Sept.
64 Sept.
70
2
'A Sept.
Sept.
634
1084 1064
24
34
""44
Sale
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
504 Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
70
Sept.
107
Sept.
24 Sept.
34 Sept.
72**
2?*
13
9
13
16
12
5
6
7
17
9
13
54 Sale
84 Sale
4
44
794 Sale
Sale
5
754 Feb.
474 Aug. 29
12
4 Mar.
78
17
80
67
Jan.
68
-Sale
84 Sept. 4
4
Sept. 28
x77
Sept. 13
67
Sept. 20
94 Sept. 11
54 Sept. 5
81
Sept.12
70
Sept. 7
"74 Sale' ""74 Sale"
384
39
34
36
334 Sept. 17
May 23
Mar. 2
Aug.
Jan.
9
18
24 May 10
5
18
Jan.
54 Mar. 21
224 Aug. 15
Aug. 14
May 23
70
Aug. 29
107
Sept.17
24 Sept. 9
Apr.
6
July
3
174 Feb. 21
94 Sept.11
6
Aug.
5
84
Aug.
6
704 Aug. 13
344 July 30
x8
Sept. 13
94 May 17
34 Apr. 29
944
414
4 Apr.
8
Jan.
3
914 Feb.
1
40
1
June 22
34 Mar. 28
4
9
44 Mar. 13
2
48
37
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
204 Apr.
Sept. 11
Sept.20
58
14 Mar. 14
174 Feb.
174 Jan.
«
""84 Sale"
68
77
24
22
Sale
4 Sale
69^
1084 1054
1 Oil V-1 1 1 IK!
i
24 Sale
70
14
204
64
67
68
■
984 Sale
6
12
5
2
x8
8
Sept. 13
Sept. 26
74 Sept. 11
44 Jan. 12
34 June 27
2
89
Jan.
394
Sept," "7
264 Mar. 14
20 Ludlow Mfg Associates.....*
2,600
6
154 Mar. 14
154 Mar. 30
12
Mar. 22
Mar. 12
Mar. 12
Jan. 21
75
57
;
American shares..
1,100
Koppers Gas A Coke—
6% preferred...........100
6,125
3,800 Kress (S H) A Co spec pf..l0
60,600 Kreuger Brewing Co.......
23
Jan.
134 Jan.
134 Sept. 23
4 Sept. 23
*A Sept. 9
Sept. 20
Sept. 3
34 Sept. 3
334 Sept. 21
107
Sale
107
4
1h
27 h
26
Sale
.......
Kolster Brandos Ltd—
Jan.
27 M Sept. 9
26
Aug.
6
5
Aug. 13
Jan. 22
Mar. 11
38
264 Sept. 23
234 Sept. 9
14 Sept. 4
64 Sept. 10
Sept.18
324 Sept. 18
70
Kings County Lighting
7 % preferred series B
75
100
50
5% preferred series D...100
3,300
if*
Apr.
Aug.
June
134 Sale
1
Sale
4
4
5X% preferred........100
6% preferred
........100
7% preferred
100
1,070
14,300 Jonas A Naumburg Corp.2.50
ISO
18,095 lones A Laughlin com
i3ol*
Mar.
Jersey Central Pow A Lt Co—
200
140
90
700
12U
Jan.
102]
3
7V*
ft
504 Jan.
Apr.
24 Sept.
June
7
Feb.
6
30
100
2
87
58
Sept. 28
July
8
May 14
May 16
104 Aug. 12
Apr. 26
May 23
524 June 10
254 July 12
7
204 Jan.
Sept. 27
108
Sept.28
6
Aug. 19
74 Aug. 10
18
Aug. 19
Sept. 12
May 22
Sept. 30
May 23
254 Sept. 13
194 Sept. 24
14 Sept. 4
8
12
Sept ."19
14 Sept. 5
24 Sept. 10
4 Sept. 14
900 Investors Royalty Co com..25
300 Iron Cap Copper Co com...10
1,400 Iron Fireman Mfg com v t c.
...
Jan.
Apr. 23
May 21
52
Mar. 13
29
May
2
4 Aug. 30
34 Mar. 6
104 Aug.
6
4 July 25
28
Mar. 13
294 Feb. 13
24 Jan.
3
4 July 18
14 Jan.
8
4 Jan.
2
35
Apr. 24
&Mar. 8
4 Mar. 19
20
Jan. 12
22
June 22
8
Jan.
7
June 18
"34
3
*
72,200 Irving Air Chute com
17,200 Italian Superpower cl A....*
Warrants.....
2,700
4 Aug. 17
14 Aug. 19
744 May 23
6
34 Mar.
66
73
83
14
............
500 Interstate Equities com
1
510
$3 conv preferred
..JO
5,300 interstate Hosiery Mills....*
jlO
34 Mar. 30
2l 4Sept."20
14
354 Sale
internet Products com...
Jan.
64 Sept. 11
344 Jan.
294 Sept. 21
314 Sept. 13
304 Sale
344 Sale
.............
com
5
July
1
Aug. i2
Sept. 11
Fell. 23
Jan.
3
234 May
124 Sept.
14 Sept. 10
34
Sept, 13
3
7
37
$7 prior preferred........*
Warrants.
Internal Petroleum
7
Sept.
3
Jan.
Sept. 26
Sept. 9
Sept. 27
Sept. 28
400 Internet Holding A Invest.*
36.800 Int Hydro-Elec 13 50 pref. .50
75,900 Internet Mining Corp com..l
4 Feb.
4 Mar. 25
504 Mar. 13
55
Jan. 11
55
Jan. 25
26
Indian Terr Ilium Oil Co....
300
500
44 Mar. 21
Sept." 18
244 Sept. 3 314 Sept. 12
Sept. 6
1034 Sept. 13 107
154 Sept. 4 184 Sept. 30
52
Sept. 16 57,
Sept. 6
4 Sept. 14
4 Sept. 14
25
Sept. 9 274 Sept. 9
Sale
Sale
Jan.
114 Sept. 13
18
Jan* 21 135
Mar. 25 x40
May
1 26
5
16
244 Sale
18
Mar. 15
Jan.
464 Sept. 9 "484
234 Sept. 26 234
124 Sept. 30 144
75
Sept. 4 894
100
Sept. 25 108
Imperial Chem Industries—
Am dep rets ord reg.....£!
5,200
557,000 Imperial Oil (Canada)
*
10,700
Registered.....
......*
40,100 Imperial Tobacco Co of Can. 5
12,600 Imp Tob of Gt Brit A Irel. .£1
12,820 Indiana Pipe Line
10
885 Ind'polls PAL 64% pf ..100
100
36,800
124 Mar. 12
54 Mar. 28
7
200 Gypsum Lime 8c Alabastine.*
7,100
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
*A Sept. 5
4 Sept. 9
8d
i«
NEW
48
NEW YORK
Jan.
Sept .301935
STOCKS (Continued)
Par
i300 Mangel Stores Corp com....*
6 % % pref with com pur w. *
1,950
*
2,300 Ma pes Cons MfgCo
1
110
IN SEPTEMBER
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
Ask
8%
Ask Bid
Bid
7
600
300
PRICES
1
July 1 1933
1
Shares
Shares
EXCHANGE
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
CURB
Low from
SALES
AQQREQATE
September
YORK
7
8X Sale
7% Sept. 23
56% Sept. 20
25% Sept. 20
12
25
8X Sept. 3
Sept. 18
26% Sept. 6
61
Highest
5% June 25
July 10
July 31
47
25
'
<
Sale Prices
10
Jan. 19
64
Aug. 16
33% Jan. 14
Marconi Internat Marine—
Communication Am dep ret
1,100
2,700 MargayOll.
•
7,500 Marlon Steam Shovel com.. *
34,900 Maryland Casualty Co com.l
4,400 Mass Utll Associates • * e .1
5,200 Massey Harris Co common..*
"""700
,
400
5,200
200
300
8
>
"ex "~8% "§" "14"
3
2X
•
2%
2%
3X
Sale
8%
2%
2%
1%
Sept. 9
Sept. 17
Sept. 20
Sept. 9
4% Sept. 5
3
Sale
1
~~4% "5" ""4
3
4%
10
3%
2%
1%
4%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
June
4
23
12
11
9
19
Feb.
6
15
1% Mar. 13
1% Jan. 11
Feb.
1
1
3% Mar. 12
8% Jan.
9
Sept. 23
3% May 24
2% Sent. 11
2
Aug. 13
5% Jan.
2
10
May Hosiery Mills—
50
777 V:
75
f:
•
12,400
3,600
59,500
1,400
6,500
7
:
•
100
7%
preferred
4
2,500
700
'
2,500
3,200
10,700
1,400
J
7
23,800
17,700
139,400
10,700
,
.7
34^
625
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""120
1,350
•
X
•
600
150
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1
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,7
7
li||
■
.
2,000 Mountain
62,300 Mountain
200
Ac Gulf Ol ICo
10
200
50
100
11",500
470
700
2,600
67,960
3,560
"4",400 7:7 89,420
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"¥,366
Nat Bellas Hess
""275
com
-
'""16
Nat Power Ac Light—
S6 preferred
j. .......
,
7
16
7
3
10
25
15
17
Mar. 12
*
May
Jan.
8
30
3% May 27
1% June 22
8
June 21
Mar.
2% May 16
%, May 17
Apr. 25
2% Aug. 17
2
Aug. 22
2
Jan.
4
Apr. 23
1st preferred
37
2,150
100
-
225
405
50
30
800
400
750
7
600
17,700
8,800
10,725
3,100
1,850
563,000
68,600
7-7v-;; 9,000
67,500
66,050
87,000
.
Au
A
^Jan.
10
11
Jan.
12
Sept.
Sept.
Apr.
July
Feb.
Aug.
7
10
25
25
13
26
7% preferred
N Y Shipbuilding Co
Founders
N
Sale
N Y Water Serv
500
7
75
20
28
15,400 Noma Elec Corp com..
1
87,100 Nor Amer Lt Ac Pow com_.._l
$6 preferred
46,850
...........*
1,200 North Amer Match Corp....*
17,200 Nor Amer Util Sec com.....*
12,700 North Cent Texas Oil.
5
25,400 North European Oil com
1
IX
X
.
6,800 Northern Pipe Line
10
52,100 Nor States Power com A..100
37,800 Northwest Englneerlng ....*
80,600 Novadel Agene Corp
For footnotes see page 56
7X
•
.....1
100
mm
Niagara Share Corp class B 5
Nlles-Bement-Pond com
*
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3
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74X
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IX
2
53 X Sale
7
22% May
July
3
35
Mar.
4
18%
1%
78
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1%
July
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
30
16
10
21
7
2
4% Sept. 17
"27% "Sept ."7
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4%
16
11
22
23
27
6
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X Sept. 11
4% Sept. 18
6
11
Sept.
Sept.
6
4
13
Sept.
Sept.
6
9
Sept.
5
7
Sept.
5
2% Sept.
7
3
4% Sept.
62
Sept.
1% Sept.
52% Sept.
12
4
2%
3
"4% "5%
65
Sale
"59% Sale"
"3X "~3X "r3% Sale*
44
33
44
29
7
6
9
4
5
3
Sept. 21
39% Sept. 9
31% Sept
6
87
Sept. 30
95
Sept. 26
46
87
41
30
6
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8
2% Mar. 16
•
July
3
3
14%
2 % Jan.
3
41
Aug. 14
9
84% Aug. 15
5% Apr. 25
9% Mar* 4
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5
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16% Apr. 20
35
Feb.
16
9% May
1
10% July 19
X Feb.
4
6
May 21
51% Aug. 10
27
18
10
13
90
Feb.
11 103
4%
6%
2%
5%
35
Apr.
May
July
June
Mar.
23
10
23
25
22
Sept. 9
5% Jan. 24
7
Sept. 5
45
Aug. 31
2
Feb.
20
8% Aug. 29
june
5
Sept.
68% Sept.
2
Sept.
61
Sept.
t
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32%
1
May
IX
2
2% Sale
24% Sale
3
2
22
2%
,
X
2%
::
2%
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£62%
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V
1% Sept. 7
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Sept. 27
38
Sept. 10
3
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2% Sept. 5
3%
X Sept.
4
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Sale
69
Sept. 13
"99" 96
Sept.11
6% Sept.
6
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10% Sept. 24
11%
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Sale
22
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1
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6%
17
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11%
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7
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12
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3% Sept.
2% Sept.
27% Sept.
40
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3% Sept.
2% Sept.
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64% Sept.
70
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97% Sept.
6% Sept
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13% Sept.
31% Sept.
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3
6
27
6
5
4
9
12
25
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9
9
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8
7
34% Mar. 13
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21
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15
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53% Jan.
61% Jan,
4% Mar.
12
May
113% May
3
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5
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1
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5
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7
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25 22
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5
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7/
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Sept. 13
20
Aug.
1
3% Aug. 29
9
33
Sept.12
Jan.
13
5 102
3% May 21
49
Apr. 30
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Sept. 9
Sept, 13
31% Sept. 6
91% Sept. 5
98
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48
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17
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16%
19
Sept. 24 19
?18%
119% 120
119% 120 7 119
Sept. 25 120% Sept. 10
4% Sept. 10
4% Sept. 16
4%
4X
4% Sale
64
72
73%
68
67% Sept. 25 72
Sept. 11
8% Sept. 25
7% Sale
7% Sale
6% Sept. 21
% Sept. 27
Sale
Xe Sale
X Sept.
5
1% Sept. 4
1% Sept. 25
1%
IX
8
"*7"~ Sale"
Sept. 6
6% Sept. 20
7X Sale
24
24
Sale
24%
26
Sept. 3 26% Sept. 11
2
2% Sept. 5
Sept. 17
2% Sale
2% Sale
V;
»'
Apr.
% Apr.
May
Sept.
9
Apr.
6% Feb.
%
15
24
"9%Sept."i2
9
166" ""Sept." "3 I03"""Sept."i2
10%
2%
"2% "3% ""2%
.
% Mar. 26
Mar.
8
% Feb. 26
% Mar. 11
12
IX
20X
45 X
4%
V
6%
7
1% Sept. 25
June
11% Mar. 12
Xt Sept. 14
% Sept. 17
Sept. 23
24
"5x "ex
18
■
8% Jan.
102
ex
Sale
2X
2X
4x
.....5
Nipisslng Mines..
5
Sept. 30
% Sept. 3
3% Sept. 3
"23" '23%
,59
'••;•¥'
Sept.27
Apr. 11
Sept. 12
May
2
Feb.
7
3
7
5
10
6% pref__100
15
Sept.
5% Sept.
"
12
com
X Sept.
% Sept.
X Sale
166"" Sale"
ex
11X
IX
113
3
1,300
5,300
',.. 7:
2,900
19,500
90
■
53 X
Class A option warrants
Class B option warrants
Mar. 22
46% Feb. 26
%
3%
11
%
1%
29 %
18%
50
^
11*
475 Norlnd Pub Ser6% pref..100
390
7% preferred
100
2,305 Northern N Y Util 7% pfd.100
150
X Sale
3X Sale
47>l
:
3 131
81
"ox "ox "9"" Sale
IX
6
100
Niagara Hud Pow
Jan.
69% Sept, 20
7
._..*
...
200
"25% "27
Seit.ll
June 26
4% Apr. 26
Apr. 17 116
73%
22%
39%
3*5*
100
com
72
112
%
X
32
22% July
% Feb. 13
5% May 16
1
July 23
% Jan.
7
105% Mar. 28 130% Aug. 22
71%
IX
X
„VA
,
10
55
25
2% Sept. 11
39% Sept. 13
21% Sept. 14
14% July 22
34% Aug. 13
26 137
Sale
Sale
%
1
1%
75
78
6
5% Apr.
2
*
shares.........!
y Steam Corp
N Y Teleo *%% pref
New York Transit
Sept. 30
Sept. 17
Jan.
Se Jt. 14
July 23
37% July 19
2 144% May 17
3% Aug. 14
% Feb. 27
4% Jan. 11
-
*
N Y Pr Ac Lt $6 pref...
Sept. 18 135
Sept.17 114
"5X Sale" "5"" Sale" "4% Sept."17
20X
10
com
Jan.
20%
43%
1 %
19%
%
104%
17%
76%
30
39%
Sale
Sale
80 X
*
'Ion Co common..
3% Sept. 20
% Sept. 7
5% Sept. 3
31
*
Mond Rosarlo M
Merchandise Co
23
15
5
7
78
Sept. 16
% Sept. 3
1% Sept. 18
J*
71
6X
X
.......
2,800 N Y
31,000 N Y
1,000 N Y
Jan.
26% May
17% Sept.
1% Sept.
21
*
....100
common
7% Jan.
127
16% Sept. 17
1% Sept. 4
75
Sept. 9
Sept. 27
% Sept. 10
38%
30
17
X
New Bradford Oil
:5
New Engl Tel & Tel Co...100
500 New Process Co
Mar. 28
9
"I% "Sept.*
22X
39X
17 X Sale
n»
.26
79,200 New Jersey £lm
23,300 New Mexico At Arls Land.. 1
135.100 Newmont Mining Corp
10
777
7
Sale
13
% Sept. 12
1% Sept. 27
37
Sept. 3
21% Sept. 14
28
■"v,;,i';2
*
10,400
16
10% Mar. 29
30% Mar. 21
"2 %
900 New Haven Clock Co com...*
700
Sept 720
% Sept. 7
4% Sept. 20
" Sale" 110%
21
32
100
com
135
Feb.
18% Feb. 25
~~\~X Sale" ""i% Sale",
X
X
*
Le Mur Co class A
Jan.
125
150
128" "Sept." "5 128" "Sept." "5
9
7% preferred
28% Sept. 24
12% Sept. 20
134% Sept. 25
31
Sept. 27
30% Sept. 4
114
:24
""566
21,800
Sale
137
150
lux Sale"
V 11X
.*
29,400
50
1,700
31% Sale,*
12% Sale
"5% Sale" "4% ""4%
3
35
common 25
Nat Rubber Mach com......*
30 Nevada Calif Elec
13% Sept. 3
66% Sept. 23
"3%
28 X
10
29
*
.
350
12
82
Sept."
6
..*
Nat Container Corp com
_*
82 convertible preferred..*
300 Nestle
1,500
2,500
June 19
Mar. 15
Jan. 24
%
Xt
%
X»
;
104% Sept T 4
17% Sept. 14
74
Sept. 28
32
Sept. 28
14% Sept. 7
140
Sept. 11
33% Sept. 11
32
Sept. 11
Sale
136
%■
.....1
.
1,350 Nelsner Bros pref .......100
2,000 Nelson (Herman) Corp .....5
•
6,400 Neptune Meter class A
7
100
1,700
,
~13% Sale"
18*
Nat'l Bond Ac Share Corp
200
6,000
24,400
4,950
74
100
100
12.50
22,300 National Transit
10,800 National Union Radio com. .1
9,825 Nehl Corp com....._......*
2,400
1,200
,
8
5
35
.
"21% "23" "22% "24"
200 National Tea Co 5 % % pref. 10
5,100
5,700
5,000
8% Sept. 23
20% Sept. 7
43% Sept. 10
Feb.
% Mar. 14
"18% Sept."5
"13X Sale" "15% "16 ~
135
.100
common..*
8% preferred
23,300 National Sugar Refg..
7'
"2" 600
400
9
% Mar. 15
3
5
1
900 National Steel Car Ltd.....*
61,000
5,400
Sept.
18%
IX
1
64,200 National Service Co
Conv partic preferred....*
2,900
5,400
7
1% Sept. 9
%« Sept. 4
% Sept. 3
2
Sept. 5
1% Sept. 21
Mar. 13
2
i02%"Sept.~l6
11*
100 National Refining
,7
100
30
20
17
5
12
21
8
~18X ~im
...
1
"i~2o6
% Jan.
96
1
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
17
19
40
90
110,100 National Fuel Gas
..._..*
45.400 National Investors com
I
7 1,140
534 % preferred
1
Warrants
21,600
20,500 National Leather Co com...*
6,400
Sale
56
200 National Banking Co com_.l
292,000
16,300
2,300
40,900
2,100
800
31
1
Sept. 13
2% Sept. 18
1% Sept. 19
6% Sept. 12
1%
7%»
%
1%
1%
8%
17%
38%
2m
1,200 Nachman Springftlfed Corp.*
""260
7
%
6%
1% Sale
X*
%6
X
%
8
34
Jan.
% Mar. 18
2%
•
3
22,600 Murphy (G C) Co
100
Sale
.
42 X
3$
Producer* Corp. 10
*
200 Mountaih Sts Pow com
520 Mountain Sts Tel & Tel
3,100
7
8X
Mar. 12
Xt July 22
.
7 ' 7,900
.
IX
X
Sale
X
5%
65
200 Moore Corp Ltd.........
*
70
7% A pref
.........100
600 Mtge Bank of Colom Am ah#
41,100
v;
1
ex
8
18
2nd preferred
11,252
.....*
451,500 Molybdenum Corp ▼ t c_.
1
15,630 Montgomery Ward & Co A.. •
6,800 Montreal Lt Ht & Pow com .*
7
1,850 Moody's Investors Part pref.*
547
7.v.
X
170 Miss River Power pref....100
9,900 Mock Judson Voehrlnger...*
24,825 Mohawk & Hud Pow 1st pref.*
3,100
-
X
ex
"2%
;
30
^Jan. 30
Xt May 14
13
11
25
20
Sept.
Sept.
% Sept.
5
Sept.
2
'
conv
pref
5
Sept 24
38% Sept. 26
"2X *~2X "2" ""2%
Class B rot trust ctfs.....*
Middle West Utll com.......*
conv
Mar.
5
Midland Steel Product—
9,700
-
1
?
IX
$2
% Jan.
8
24
17
2
82% Sept.
4% Sept.
75% June
16
Aug.
73% Jan.
3% Aug.
23% Aug.
34
•
860
9% July
70
Jan.
3
Mar.
Sept.18
15% Jan. 10
98
Jan,
24
7% Sept. 19
45% Sept. 30
3% Feb. 16
80
*
28,200
$2 non-cum dlv shares....*
........*
2,200 MldvaleCo.
2,000 Mining Corp of Can
.._*
3,950 Minnesota Mln & Mfg Co
*
4,000 Miss River Fuel Corp warr
150
Apr. 12
1% Jan.
5
2% Sept. 5
22% Sept. 6
% Sept. 16
20
Sale
pref ser A
•
$6 conv pref A ctfs of dep.*
3.700
Midland Royalty Corp—
100
13% Sept. 12
...*
Class A vot trust ctfs
16
Sept. 13
2% Sept. 5
Sept. 28
X Sept. 16
"2% "2% "2% "'2%
20
24
55
13
13% Sale
14%
58
82% Sept. 30
4% Sept. 7
60
Middle States Petroleum—
v
13%
•
5,580 Mexico-Ohio Oil Co
13,000 Michigan Gas Ac Oil Corp... *
29,400 Michigan Sugar com.......*
Preferred...............10
20,700
-
Jan.
75% June
8%
44
74% Sept. 5
3% Sept. 26
82% Sale
75
4%
8
30
3% Apr. 17
21% Jan.
7
3% Feb. 16
45
....*
Jan.
12% Sept. 16
98
73%
100
$6 pref series C
41
Sept. 16
Sept. 18
13% Sept. 12
7%Sept. 16
45% Sept. 30
38
Sale
44
#13$
100
Mesabl Iron
40% Feb.
58
Sept. 6
Sept. 20
5
"5X ~~5X "ex."ex
1%
*
6%% A pref
44
98
*
Merrltt Chapman Ac Scott..
425
•
500
V
preferred
50 Metal Textile part pref
Metropolitan Edison Co—
:7
""460
:
6%
McCord Radiator Or Mftfr
200
""'goo
Sept.16
53% Sept. 11
12% Sept. 16
~53% "58" "53"' "55"
12
McWIIllams Dredging com..*
100 Mead Corp common..
JJ""*766
v-
38
*
23,800 Mead Johnson Ar Co com
...5
41,600 Memphis Nat Gas com
50 Memphis P Ac L $7 pref....*
6,500 Mercantile Stores Co.......*
1,700
5,600
44
22
$4 preferred w w
25
,7
5,450
•
...»
34,700
45,025
10,300
f
350
22,250 Mayflower Associates Inc...*
*
3,775 McColl Frontenac Oil
1,350
r
Mar. 12
Seot. 16
Aug. 13
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
Aug. 17
July 24
Apr.
6
3 % Sept. 24
4% Aug^ 17
.--Atlg. 12
32
40
June 10
4% Aug. 10
3% May 27
Xt May 27
64% Sept. 9
Sent. 12
Mar. 6 70
Jan. 30 102% Aug. 12
7
May 21
Jan.
8
Aug.
9
Mar. 14 23
14% July 19
Jan.
3
May 23 31% Sept. 27
OCT., 1935]
AGGREGATE
NEW
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
September
Jan. 1
Shares
y •••
.850
Shares
July 1
■:
2,600
'
•
4,850
1,075
23,290
2,540
125
'
;
410
100
800
f
:
:
10,200
7,400
;
200
300
850
4,200
237,800
f
v
6,100
100
10,300
.
,
it
3*4
Sale
Sale
450
2*4 Sale
*
Parker Rust-Proof com.....*
Pender (D) Grocery cl A....*
34*4
150
75
50
A Power
280 Pet Milk 7%
300
103k"
1,900
6,200
78
Sale
*
8X
12 X
8*4
6k
37k Sale"
10
10
Sale
5
9 *A
6*1
10,300 Pittsburgh Forgings Co
13,550 Pitts A Lake Erie KM
800
75
..*
X
69 X
50
.
Plate Glass eooal5
75
2
"hV*
Sale
Sale
"7k Sale"
2*4 Sale
9X Sale
5*1
Sale
6,537 Pratt A
Lambert
38.210 Premier Gold Mining
100 Prentice-Hall
14
8*4
21k 24 X
IX Sale
"""I75
I
.....*
Inc
75*4
Sale
7
_...._.*
.
5k
Sale
10 k
....
625 Power Corp of Can com.....*
2,500
10,300
'79k Sale"
2k
15*4
7*4
Sale
•
•
16*4
8 >
Sale
25
1*4
154
136,600 Producers Royalty Corp
Properties
10,510
Voting trust ctfs
1.300
11,800
Propper
McCallum
Mill Co com
25
25
Sepc. 18
9
May
Feb.
Jan.
27
11
June 19
Mar. 30
Mar. 21
2
Jan.
17
June
Sept. 20
Feb.
8
July
15
Mar. 25
July
Feb.
12
Sale"
6
23 101
July 31
Aug. 28
22
Jan.
11
Mar. 27
Feb.
Sept.14
96k Sept 7
102
Sept. 20 105*4 Sept. 14
99*4 Sept. 21 100
Sept. 16
74*4 Sept. 26 77*4 Sept. 12
61
Sept. 11
Sept. 23 66
37*4 Sept. 10 37*4 Sept. 10
Jan.
14
11
28 100
Jan.
25
July 30
Apr. 16
10
Sept. 13
36*4 Sept. 27
8k Sept. 6
40
Sept. 6
10*4 Sept. 16
6k
Sept. 3
1*4 Sept. 25
9*4 Sept. 20
5*4 Sept. 20
37
Sept. 16
4*4 Sept. 10
67*4 Sept. 25
75*4 Sept. 4
8
2*4
10*4
6*4
37
4*4
73*4
80*4
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
16
30
5
3
16
10
19
11
2
Sept.
Sept.
14
3
7
7*4 Sept. 24
23
Sept. 14
1*4 Sept. 27
2k Sept. I§
15*4 Sept. 27
8
Sept. 18
25*4 Sept. 19
1*4 Sept. 3
"*A Sale"
*4 Sept.
4
'A Sept.
3
19*4 Sale
*A
1
33He
ft preferred
12k
X
175 Providence Gas Co
750
Feb.
3k Aug. 16
28*4 Sept.25
26k Sept, 9
Sept. 26
72
Sept.18
3*4 Sept.19
19*4 Sept.12
37*4 Aug. 14
44*4 Feb. 18
3*4 Sept. 26
7
4k Feb.
47*4 July 10
19
Sept. 6
69
July 25
38*4 Sept.28
Apr.
10
Jan.
28
Apr.
18
Feb.
28
2% Sept. 10
41 *4 July 30
70
July 30
17*4 Aug. 13
Sept. 14
105*4 Sept.14
105
Aug. 10
77*4 Sept.12
2
89*4 Jan.
40
Apr.
4
Mar. 15
4
33*4
1*4
27*4
8*4
July 15
Feb. 26
Feb. 25
Mar.
66
2
Feb.
26
Jan.
16
Jan.
12
18*4 Sept. 4
19*4 Sept.
4
7
Feb.
13*4 Aug. 12
33
July 15
3
Aug. 10
48
Aug. 14
12
Aug. 14
Feb.
66
26
Sept.16
8
2*4 July 17
12*4 May
6
8!
Mar. 11
5
Mar. 26
7
33*4 Mar. 27
2k Jan.
3
37
June 22
5*4
73*4
81 k
25k
2*4
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
Aug.
Feb.
June
Sept.
23
30
Jan.
31
28
46*4 Apr.
1
18*4 Aug. 22
*4 Jan.
3
51
Feb.
7*4 Jan.
6*4 May
July
1*4 Jan.
July
9*4 June 18
*4 Jan.
7
16
9
19
14
14
26
15V
27
9*4 Feb.
4
2
2*4 Apr. 26
July 31
15k Sept. 17
A Jan.
2
12*4 Apr.
4
19*4 Aug. 23
Hotter*
*
55,900 Prudential Investors
150
15
Realization—
1.600
2,700
12
Jan.
Sept. 19
2*4
37
'l4k"Sept7l3 "l5*4"Septri7
350 Pressed Metals of Amer.....*
10.200
Jan.
31
4
2,050 Pond Creek Pocahontas Co.*
55,800 Potrero Sugar com..........5
2,900 owdretl A Me tender
*
106,856 Pittsburgh
Mar. 18
SepUlO
2*4 Sept. 3
Sept.19
..
1
T.566
6
11
1*4 Apr.
12
25
9
26
18
19
12
6
10
26
6
16
6
3
28
30
12
'"3k"Sept726 : 3k Sept. II
38 *4
37
350 Pitts Bessemer ALE RR...50
100
19
55*4
38*4
9*4 Sept. 30
9*4 Sale
*"2k Sale"
115,100 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
3,190
8,200
3*4
4*4
47
Jan.
4
May 15 120
...*
com
Pines Wlnterfront Co
177,470 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
60
40
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
..100
2,260
9,900
8,900
73
65
7/»pufiiiJ..
.>0
12,200 Pierce Governor Co com....*
400
19
36
85*4
90*4
9*4
*4
33
15
Sept. 17
1
97k Aug. 8
29 108
Aug. 14
15 110*4 Sept. 30
25 96k Aug.
5
Ilk May 28
28
1*4 Aug. 14
4
29
10*4 Aug. 23
4*4 Aug. 17
16
Jan.
"15*4
14
Sale
100
25
"3,966
16*4
"75"" "76k
25 Phila Elec Power 8% pref..25
116,000 Phoenix Securities common. 1
22,800
Conv preferred A........10
27,500 Pie Bakeries loc ceas......
13",300
3*4
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
Feb.
9 100
50
*
......
pref..
12,000 Philadelphia Co
14*4
*
12,600 Peppered Mia Co
2,150 Perfect Circle com
72
37
......*
875 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
16,100 Pa Water
970
5*4 t 9 :
2*4 Sale
9
5k
2*4 Sale
*
$7 prefer red.....
3*4
28*4
26*4
103*4
19
70
89
Apr.
*
A Klec class A
125 Pa Pow A Lt $6 pref
2,220
1,800
37
com..
$5 preferred..
3,100 Pa Gas
100
37
7% preferred..
442,800 Pen n road Corp com vtc_. ...I
1,150 Pa Cent Lt & Pr J2.80 pref..*
1,000
"45k
6
*
...100
1,800 Penn Mex Fuel common
1
,
;
Sale
♦
Class B
19
38*"
2*4
4*4
44*4
5
7
Sept. 17
9 33
Sept.10
25 97
18 104*4 Sept. 30
6 110*4 Sept.30
95*4 Sept. 27
4
12 10*4 Sept. 12
16
1*4 Sept. 4
11
10*4 Sept. 18
4
Sept. 9
3
3
Sept.
27*4 Sept.
25k Sept.
Sale
100*4 Sept.
72
Sept,
3*4
3*4 Sept.
17
Sept.
19*4
35
Sept.
Sale" 37*4 Sept.
2
Sale
Sept.
5
4*4 Sept.
44
Sale
Sept.
19
Sept.
Sale" 39
Sept.
39
36*4 Sept.
Sale
5*4 Sept.
10
Sept.
3X
Sale
4
45
55
110
50
39k
...10
2,200 Peninsula Telep Co
69,800
36*4
37
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela.. 1
Parke Davis tk Co.........
3*4
17*4
;
17*4
35 X
Paramount Motors Corp....*
Parker Pen Co
Highest
Sale Prices
3X Sale
28*4 Sale
103
3
10
Pan Amer Airways com
Lowest
Sale Prices
.iJ*
27 X
10 >
Pacific Pu b Serv non-vot com*
1st pieferred..
.......*
Pacific l ln special stock... *
900
2,500
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
30X Sale
29k Sept.
96 X Sept.
104*4 104k Sale" 103*4 Sept.
Sale
106*4 Sept.
110*4 Sale
95*4 Sept.
12
106iok "iok 10*4 Sept.
1
1
IX
Sept.
10
m
9X
9*4 Sept.
V/4.
A"
3*4 Sept.
3*4 Sale
10 Pacific P & L 7% pref
8,250
21,700
12,847
52,200
548,900
2,000
75,700
:
156
43,200
1,000
100
100
8,400 Oilstoclcs Ltd common......5
11,800 Outboard Motors cl B com.."
9,800
Class A con* pref........*
11,880 Overseas Securities Co......*
10
1.750
if
Ask
104
108
68,000 Pacific Eastern Corp
1
79,500 Pacific CAE 6% 1st pref-.25
8,700
5M>% 1st preferred..... 25
12,175 Pacific Ltd Corp $6 pref..
*
700
925
;
Ohio Oil 6% pref
Ask Bid
30
•
Ohio Edison $6 preferred...*
Ohio Power 6% preferred. 100
100 Ohio Pub Serv 6% 1st pref 100
20
2,800
l.ioo
Ohio Brass class B
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
Bid
Par
t
1
1933
to
Sept.30 1935
STOCKS {Continued)
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
SALES
In
49
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
...
f;
H
t-
H
""8k ""9""
*
com
....
H
X Sept.11
12k Sept. 9
9
9*4 Sept. 12
9
Sept. 9
9 100
*A Sept 19
12k Sept.
8*4 Sept.
100
Sept.
83
Jan.
75
103
99
96*4 100
..*
1*4 Feb.
1
12*4 Sept. 9
9k Aug. 19
11 100
Sept. 9
*4 Mar. 19
10k May 10
4*4 Mar. 20
Mar.
Apr.
Pubiic Service of Colorado—
40
100
6% 1st preferred.....
100
7% 1st preferred.......100
150
98
Sept?"9
99
38
36
39
35
38
36
39
Com $60 par stock.....60
6% preferred ..........100
\:f5 400
90
Jan.
17*4 Feb.
37*4 Sept. 11
38*4 Sept. 12
Feb.
16
78*4 Apr.
83
Feb. 23
1
81
May
X Feb.
4
6*4 Mar. 18
1
125
100
Public Service of Oklahoma—
77
Jan.
50
i
7% prior Hen pref...... 100
81
May
7%
preferred
Public Ltil
16". 900
70
1,705 Quaker Oats
70
910
475
700
300
*
com...........•
6% preferred...........100
17 J
341
Sale
7*4 Sale
•108
•111
133
135
143
140
650
83
15
Sept. 14
34*4 Sept. 10
17*4 Sept. 25
37*4 Sept. 18
"5k Sale" ""5k"Sept736 ""7k"Sept:iI
136
140
: Sept. 10
6
14*4 Sept. 27
X
k
Sept,
X Sept.
MM
17
k
12
pref..............*
v t c .....50c
2,100 Red Bank Oil Co
•
"""400
2,300
.
300
5,800
15,500
"Y.966
1,800
1,900
7,400
59,000
8,500
Sept. 12
ms%
7
Sale
Reliable Stores com........*
Reliance lnternat com A...."
37,566
Reybare Co.. Inc
10
94,000 Reynolds Invest com .......1
3,966 Rice Stix Dry Goods Co.....*
18,800 Richfield Oil of Calif pref .Jft
■2,900 Richmond Radiat com new.l
...
k
*4 Sale
Reeves (Daniel) com........*
Reiter Foster Oil Corp......*
3*4*"3k
3*4
Sale
1
Sale
1
11
9
10
*4
1*4 Sale
3
IX
11
1
12
Sept. 12
k
Sept. 26
Sept. 26
'""k"Sept725 *""k'Sept:i9
6*4 Sept. 21
1*4 Sept. 4
3*4 Sept. 3
1
Sept. .3
Mar. 26
8
Apr.
4k Mar.
2
*4 Mar.
Sept. 6
Sept. 6
3*4 Sept. 16
1*4 Sept. 17
'7"k"Sept"l3
Ik
3
Sept.
Sept.
3
3
50 Rochester G A E 6% pref.lOo
17
24
Xt June 12
3*4 Aug.
12
Sept.
k Feb.
*4 Feb.
4*4 Feb.
2
Apr.
*4 Apr.
9
2*4 Sept. 20
Sale
June 19
7k Sept. 11
% June 28
Sept. 20
*4 Sept. 9
9
9
4
conv
70
Jan. 23 136*4 Sept. 23
July 23
132*4 Feb. 14 147
Jan.
3X
Aug.
8
18k Aug. 12
40*4 Aug.
8
127
800 Raytheon M(t
O"600
13
Mar. 19
34*4 Mar. 30
2*4 Jan. 14
Sept. 4 136*4 Sept.23
Sept.13
Sept. 11 143
135
Sale
132
140
Raymond Concrete Pile—
Common......
16*4 Sale
Sale
7,800 Railway A Light Securities.*
1,100 Rys A Utll Invest cl A com..l
3,200 Rainbow Luminous Prod A.*
4,600
Class B common
._...*
200
25
1
Securities—
22,870
87 part preferred.........*
38,715 Puget Sound P A L 86 pf
*
21,595
85 preferred..............*
13,925 Pure Oil Co 6% pref
100
34,575 Pyrene Mfg
10
3,950
2,725
77
Apr. 11
99
Sept. 9
23*4 Aug.
9
13k Aug. 13
40
Aug. 13
38k Sept. 12
102
July 29
Jan.
5
35*4
1,450
200
Sept. 10
8
960 Public Serv of Ind pr pref..*
850
86 preferred
3,200 Public Service of Nor 111
•
July
*4 July
2*| Aug.
85
Apr.
16
12
26
26
25
2
14
15
5
26
6
15
22
5
Sept. 10
*4 Jan. 23
*4 Sept. 20
k Sept. 9
5
Jan.
25
Jan.
3
14
1*4 May 27
Feb.
1
7k Jan.
k May
8k Aug.
2
Aug.
3*4 Sept.
1 *4 Jan.
12*4 Jan.
1*4 Aug.
3
Aug.
85
Apr.
20
22
17
23
17
16
3
2
21
23
5
Rochester Telephone
Corp—
614% 1st preferred..
100
1,600 Rogers Majestic Corp cl A..*
13,500 Roosevelt Field Inc........5
14,600 Root Petroleum Co com
1
2,600
81.20 conv preferred.....20
105
800
8,400
2,000
300
"3",600
3,650
"MOO
f
650
400
is.ioo
530
3.400
3,500
700
700
2,500
2,200
1.500
For footnotes
10,400
1,700
34,000
13,978
5,400
10,900
Rossiw internal
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
1*4 f 1*4
.3*4 Sale
9& Sal*&
1*4
2
Sale
4
9*4 Sale
X i-X; *5
1*4 Sept.
Sept.
8*4 Sept.
*4# Sept.
3
12
17
18
14
»
28k"Septri4
Royal Typewriter com.....
32k'Sale"
30
Ruberold Co...
....100
Russeks Fifth Ave Inc......*
65
65
Sept.
Ryan Consol Petroleum....*
1
70*4 Sale
8X
10
IX
1*4
"I
Septal!
75
75
Sept. 30
*A Sept
4
3,975 Safety Car Heating A Ltg.100
24,500 St Anthony Gold Mining ..I
100 St Lawrence Corp Ltd com..*
209,000 St Regis Paper Co
10
6,660
7% preferred
........100
8,906 Salt Creek Consol OU......1
56,210 Salt Creek Producers...... 10
5,800 Savoy Oil Co
5
11,900 schiff Co com.......
6,700 Schulte Real Estate com....*
Sale
5*4
8
IX
'A
Sale
Sale
%
X
X
""2k Sale" '"2k
Sale
Sale
X Sale
6*4
6.X
36
"~k "~k
7
Sale
...
10,600 Scoville Mfg Co
Scranton-Spring Brook
'50
Water Serv 86 pref
1 P.40ft Securities Corp Om'i
see page
56*
1*4 Sept. 21
4*4 Sept. 23
10*4 Sept. 24
A Sept. 14
com
26k *29"" '26k "29"
X
20
26 X
•
214
Sale
Sale
28*1 Sale"
3
32k Sept?
3
71*4 Sept. 30
Ik
Sept. 20
80*4 Sept.
Sept.
20
20
26
27
6
20
3
3
Sent.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
*4 Sept.
26*4 Sept.
^
Jan.
3*4 Apr.
*4 Mar.
60*4 Mar. 29
*4 Aug.
3
*4 May
9
Mar. 14
Mar. 16
Sept.
k Sept.
41
11
Sept. 19
5*4 Mar. 27
*4 Jan. 16
25k Mar. 18
*4 June 8
19*4 Mar. 25
27
7
27/
2*4
6
Mar. 26
M Mar
Mar. 22
9k Jan.
2k May
4*4 Sept.
11
July
*4 Apr.
26 k May
32 k Sept.
71k Sept.
5*4 Feb.
1*4 May
1*4 Aug.
8
Aug.
*4 Feb.
23k Aug.
15*4 May
^
171 Sept. 26
27k Sept. 19
29
Mar.
1 *4 Apr.
1
2*4 Sept.
37*4 Sept.
*4 Sept.
Sept.
Sent. 90
7
4
*105
Mar.
6
10
13
83
22
2
23
23
15
20
3
30
8
17
: Aug. 16
*4 Jan.
8
*4 May
9
3*4 Aug. 12
Aug. 13
43
1
Jan.
4
7*4 May 11
1
Jan.
31
33*4 Jan.
5
*4 Sept. 11
29
Sept. 19
27
Mar. 26
3?^ AUK.
14
NEW
50
ft-
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
September
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
July 1
6,900
32,100
5,800
3,250
103,300
11,950
33,355
1,000
8,700
400
250
27,900
1,750
3,400
Par
*
8mn»n Bros common..
Ask
Ask Bid
49 X
44
Lowest
IK
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
46
1H
IK
714 Sept. 23
'14 Sale"
14
314
24
744
744
24 Sept. 20
4 Sept. 4
5
Sept. 9
34 Sept. 4
164 Sept. 24
14
Selbj Shoe Co com..
$5.50 prior stock
....*
Allotment certificates.....
484 Sept. 10
24 Sept. 20
4 Sept.12
54 Sept. 10
4
Sept. 18
174 Sept. 5
Sept. 20
4 Sept. 4
14 Sept. 26
30
Sept. 9
14 Sept. 3
71
Sept. 25
49
48
K
Seiberlinft Rubber com.....*
Highest
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
Bid
Seftal Lock ft Hardware com •
Selected Industries........!
24 Sale
72
Sale
724 Sale
Selfrldfte Pro? Stores. Ltd—
4,600
10,600
24,000
52,600
9,740
4,200
13,600
14,200
83,355
4,150
500
1,500
800
6,100
1,100
^V";y::. v;::
"2", loo
1,200
7,100
350
%:'U
400
2,600
1
]
'.'J^'v
v
v''■■•'.'•
.■'■
n
Leather
% :»8
ft 34 Sale
...»
com.
5
Shawlnlftan Water & Power.*
•
Sheaffer (W A> Pen com
Shenandoah Corp common.!
25
$3 Conv pref
Sherwin-Williams Co com..25
100
6% preferred AA
..
1,100
14,700
30,400
1,700
4,000
10,800
'l,:' ■?': - i
v.-,.-':
Set
Shattuck Denn Mining
Coot preferred.......
300
*
2,870 Slnftsr Mfft Co
100
SI after Mfft Ltd
£1
Am dep rets ord reft shs
3,500
.*
109,016 Smith (A O) Corp com
500 Smith (Howard) Paper Mills *
Smith (LG)ft Corona
4,400
Typewriter » t C
*
.........1
67,100 Sonotone Corp
356,200 So Amer Gold ft Plat.......!
9,000 Sou Calif Bdlson pref A....35
Preferred B
25
37,300
5 4% pref class C
45,800
25
2,475
5% orlftlnal pref........25
3,600 Southern Colo Pow cl A..25
420
•
Sentry Safety Control......*
1
14
IK
214
204 Sale
1064 1074 109
1074 Sale
800
1,100
60
400
^VV.'
10,400
*8* 53
J**
V,
Sept. 28 ""l4"Sept."iI
14
204 Sept. 3 224 Sept. 14
22
~
Sept. 18
1054 Sept. 25 112
Sale
Sept. 12
1074 Sept. 3 109
"14
279"
34
Sale
2774 Sept. 20 290
34 Sept. 20
Sept.28
4
13
14
34
43
45
42
13
Sale
Sale
24 Sale
Sale
4
'264 "274
254
Sale
34
14
34
284
274
254
Sale
28
284
254
26
Sale
24
3
44
44
25
49
33
2
Sale
2
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
3
24
23
11
21
3
11
30
;V':
V :i
•tiV
•
S*V;^v-v'^
17,100
12,500
'300
5.300
1,550
■
"54 "54
400
"""655
i'V'U5'V'
Am
dep rets ord reft shs..£l
Am dep rets ord bear—1£
*
18,600 Square D Co class B com
Class A preferred—...—.*
8,750
300 Stahl-Meyer Inc com.......*
3,900 Standard Brewing Co......*
4,050 Standard Cap ft Seal com...5
200 Standard Dredftlnft com....*
1,025
""156
350
254
Sale
6
174,100
10,700
39,430
2,250
13,400
12,100
2,400
296,900
200
5.300
6,200
12", 900
Standard Oil
(Kentucky)..10
Standard Oil (Nebraska)...25
Standard OH (Ohio) com. .25
5% pref
—100
Standard Power ft Lt com..*
Class B
*
common
Preferred
25
Sale
44 4
244 Sept. 14
484 Sept. 9
49
28
1
-.1
21,100 Starrett Corp com....
.10
6% preferred
37,700
......
1,375 Steel Co of Can Ltd ord...
10,100 Stein (A)ft Co com ......
;
530
$4% pref.............. 100
—I
3,000 Sterling Brewers Inc
Stetson (John B) Co com.
3,650
1,200 Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp..... II5
2,400 Stroock (S) ft Co Inc.... ...*
96,900 Stutx Motor Car Co
15.000 Sullivan Machinery Co... 'II*
7,400
7,100
|
a
264 Sale
34 4
344
2
44
«
o
334
34
Sale
114
144 Sale
204
11
91
24
24
""'306
450
"T.SOO
13,600
2,100
1,000
.....
7,249 Sun Investing Co com
v
$3 conv pref
2,800
5
146,400 Sunrav Oil
926,400 Sunshine Mining Co...... 10c
200 Sutherland Paper Co..... .10
15
2,500 Swan-Finch Oil Corp
.15
163,700 Swift International.
200
...
37,600
74.100
„......
....
200
1,000
18,400
.
....
.....
7,850 Swiss-American Blec pref. 100
..1
61,200 Swiss Oil Corp..
150 Syracuse Ltg 6% pref..... 100
800
8,800
....
20
700
9,200
29,700
20,000
557,900
208,600
2,700
17 700
20,900
17.700
%
Taftftart Corp
com
150
—......*
Technicolor
Inc
common
.
Hughes Gold Mines...*
1st pref.. 100
2,100 Tenn Products Corp com..
174,200 Texas Gulf Producinft
535 Texas P & L 7% pref
100
57,700 Texon Ol) ft Land Co
2.925 Thermold Co 7% pref
100
110
16,100
...
""'150
Sept,
100
500
..
10
400
1,400
27,400
7,500
94,100 Trans-Lux Pict Screen
com.
I
40,600 Trt-Contlnental Corp Warr.
Triplet Safety Glass Ltd—
Am rets for ord. shs rea£l
1,600
100
34
...
...
a
104
Sale
1
134 Sale
44
54
454
494
14 Sale
20
Sale
35
34
Sale
34
204
104
134
884
84
1,000
2,400
4,800
-
200
Unexcelled
Sale
.Sale
2
4 Sale
204
44
•
com
Sept. 30
254 Sept.
Sept.
49
5
3
100
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
300
.-..
54 Sale
44
49
Tobacco Co
Sir 1,500
2,700
United Aircraft ft
common.
'11,900
204 Sale
54 Sale
31 :
274
100
700
24
14
Sale5*
Sale
r?r f5,6oo
E r 'l.ooo
r'73.000
213,900
32,800
£1
496 400 United Founders
com......
74
64 Sale
204
64
7
31,300
976,900 United Gas common .......1
$7 preferred...
155,800
.......*
Warrants
137,500
140
800 United G ft E 7% pref... 100
....
For footnote* see page 56.
154 Sept. 10
24 Sept. 30
44 Jan.
7
30
June
5
284 Sept. 28
204 Jan.
3
174 Jan.
154 Jan.
284 Jan.
3
4
1
Jan.
24
25
Apr.
3
4
Mar.
20 J11
15
91
Sept. 19
Sept. 9
Sept. 11
Sept. 7
Sept. 3
134
SeptI"4
14"
Sept.
12
124
14
1
29
29
26
30
Aug. 24
July 24
Apr.
3
44
444
2
2
154
13
June
~94 Sept""7
l44~Sept"i3
Sept.
49
Sale
"54
24
Sale
24
3 4
274
52
24
10
9
12
13
14
5
464 Sept.
24
19
34
Sale
98
24
Sale
""64 Sale"
40
2;
194
26
54
6
304 Sale
"""H "~4
34
14
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74
101
54 Sale
19
8
21
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25
26
64
i4
4
4
44
744
4
74
384
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2
25
19
Sept
364
584
34
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Jan.
Feb.
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5
Sept. 26
Sept.17
Sept. 23
Sept. 12
204
54
294
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29
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6
106
4
4
24
14
5
3
3
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234 Jan.
68
Jan.
83
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4 Apr.
4 Feb.
2
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6
11
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74 Sept. 11
""7 4 "Sept." 19
54 Sept. 4
184 Sept. 4
64 Sept
6
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6
5
54 Sept.
4 Sept.
4 Sept.
4
3
3
74 Sept.
3
9
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7
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54 Sept.
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4 Sept.
4 Sept.
34 Sept.
24 Sept.
4
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9
5
54 Sept.
4 Sept.
4 Sept.
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3
3
25
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4 Apr. 29
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4 Mar.
184 Sept 10
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9
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2
164 July 19
104 June 3
7
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18
104 July 18
34 Apr.
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84 Seot. 11
16
45
24 Mar. 6
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4
29
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34 Mar. 22
11
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9
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64 Aug.
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16
4 Jan.
5
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4
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i
60
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64 Jan.
4
484 Aug. 27
68
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2 4 Jan.
2
7
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24 Sept.
30
24
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11
9
6
13
22
21
July
10
24 July
Feb.
75
Sept.
31
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Apr.
Feb.
May
Aug.
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18
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204 Sept.
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7
27
June 11
24 Aug. 16
224 May
Sept. 9
14 Sept. 20
9
13
16
18
20
364 Aug. 21
24 Seot. 26
16
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64 Sept. 27
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1
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"3 4 "Sept." 13
95
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22
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"24
Seot. 18
54 Seot. 13
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"34 "54
35
Apr.
4
45
Sale
Mar.
Jan.
Sept. 12
Sept. 3
Sept. 30
Sept. 26
Sept. 3
Sept. 3
Sept. 6
4 Sept. 6
19
Sept. 20
34 Sept. 14
734 Sept. 6
4
Mar
27
16
13
13
9
6
33 4 Sept. 23
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2
144
34
154
54
464
Mar.
7
2
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224 Sept.
19
Sept.
54 Sept.
314 Sept.
54
Sept,
24 Sept.
14 Sept. 21
36
11
May
194 Sale
"44
29
214 Feb.
12
May
19 4 May
994 May
5
Aug.
44 Aug.
Jan.
14 Sept 13
154 Sept 18
54 Sept. 11
6
294 Sale
July 24
24 Aug. 24
124 Sept. 23
10
10
19
26
107
Feb.
2
4
Apr. 18
154 Mar. 2
Mar.
6
.
'
6
11
20
11
5
10
9
1
Apr.
34 Apr.
504 July
14 4 July
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
7
Feb. 26
Jan. 15
2
Jan.
Sale
Feb.
19
16
17
91
Feb. 11
13
13
1
Mar. 8
14
4 Apr. 24,
21
Mar. 21
Aug.
5
9
4 June 11
4 Apr. 10
Jan.
"3 4 Sept 25
Sept
Seot. 10
Apr. 22
July 11
May 10
Aug.
74 Mar. 18
114 Mar. 30
34 Sept. 23
11
Sept. 27
Sale
Aug. 23
Sept. 12
Seot. 12
May
May
14 Apr.
4 Aug.
294 Mar.
Mar.
1064
34 Sale
26
9
% Sept. 19
Sept. 26
4 June 20
17
29
Seot. 18
44 Aug.
4
Feb.
3
"54 Sale"
74 Sale
18
184
7
4
4 Apr.
9
Jan. 24 121
5
34 Jan.
9
1
4 June
7
64
44 Jan.
3
214 Mar. 28 284
454 Feb. 19 524
4 Sept.
24 Sept.
29
26
394 July
7
104
4 Sept.
3
*
I
4
10
14
4 Sale
24 Sale
344 Sept. 30
184 Sept. 10
..50
Common
4,800
3,200
$3 cum partic pref....... •
65,800 United Corp warrants.....
37,000 United Dry Docks com......*
19
% Sept. 30
14 Sept. 24
"4 Sale'
United Chemicals Inc—
"
Feb.
1
Apr.
34 Apr.
6
"~4~Sept.
Sale
Transp—
19,400 United Carr Fastener com..*
124 Jan. 22
6
3
Sale
106"" Sale"
*
Warrants.................
72
2
24 Sept.
24 Sept.
1
OH Calif debt rlfthts..
50 Union Traction Co
15
24
Sale
114
Sale
91
66
Sale
'
m
Jan.
July 30
Jan.
"124 Sept."23
93
6% Preferred..........100
Ga» of Canada
2
6
14
15
34 Aug. 6
Apr. 24
24 Feb. 13
29
23
6
28
19
27
12
30
20
Union Elec Lt ft Pow (III)—
25
21,500 Union
y
200 Union
25,000 Union
2,000
17
18
«eot. 18
8
15
Mar. 28 301
124 Sept.
264 Sept.
20
Sept.
104 Sept.
13
Sept.
89
Sept.
1
Sept
1
Sept.
""K """% '""4 "vH
Mfft Co Inc.....10
Union Amer Invest
1$
15 112
Jan.
235
33
97
19
47,200
5,600
2,800
22,300
1,500
Jan.
Sale
1
52
"24 "24
Tubixe Chatlllon Corp—
Common.................1
Class A..................1
14,700
95,000 Tunft Sol Lamp Wks com...*
S3 conv pref
11,500
....
*
...
May
4
Sept.
194 Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
26
Aug.
19
1064 July 23 1134 Mar. 12
"""H "Sept." i.3
Sale
18U
"J 4
31
7
Pork Stores Inc
7
May
3
Apr. 25
4 Apr.
9
124 Mar. 27
Sept. 13
Sept. 19
4
334 Sale
1
84
*
2,000 Trunz
10
Mar. 18
Jan.
11
5
17
26
24
26
Jan. 15
June
6
24 Sept. 20
pmm.rn.rn.
34
700 Trl-State Tel & Tel 6% pfd. 10
"l'ooo
Mar. 15
% Sept. 19
4 Sept. 26
344 Sept. 12
36
Sept. 27
'
10
■
6
154 Sept. 10
24 Sept. 30
4
Sept. 5
284 Sept. 19
284 Sept. 28
26
Sept. 18
34
Sept. 3
3
Sept. 6
Tobacco Secur Trust Co Ltd
Am dep ret* ord reft she..£l
2,100
Am dep rets def reft
...5s
3,400
6,500 Todd Shipyards Corp..
,.*
260 Toledo Bdlson 0% pref.. 100
200
7% preferred A
....100
2,900 Tonopah Belmont Develop..!
1
10,400 Tonopah Mining of Nev
100
2
464 Mar. 15
Jan.
May 28
VA Sept.
24 Jan.
34
Apr.
24 Sept.
764 Aug.
77
Aug.
4 Mar. 19
48
Sept.11
Sept. 20
Sept. 3
Sept. 5
"124 "14" "13" '144
1,375 Tobaccoft Allied Stocks....*
•
36,300 Tobacco Prod Exports
2,600
,4
107
35
Tempo Electric Co.....—
900 Tenn El Pow 1°\
28,660
Sale
24 Sale
Tastyeast Inc class A new_.l
Teck
Sale
Sale
"""4 Sale"
...
""606
Jan.
4
4
264
344
Sale
..............
Standard Silver Lead
50
434 Mar. 15
4 Mar. 15
14 July 18
34 Sept. 20
52
54Sept.il ~~6
Sale
6,060 Standard Invest $5 4 pref
750
11,300
1,200
4,700
3
% Sept. 11
4 Sept. 9
Sept. 12
Sept. 10 121
5
Sept. 10
44 Sept. 10
*
Preferred
Sept.
120
'"44 " 54
Spanish ft General Corp Ltd
•
21
7
26
11
17
124 Jan.
.
950 So West Pa Pine Lines
100
Sale
49
50
.
"moo
:'.-
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
8
287 4
11,800 Southern Nat Gas Co com..
90 South New Enftl Telep Co. 100
10
4,100 Southern Pipe Line.
1,000 Southern Union Gas com—*
44,100 Southland Royalty Co.....5
72,400 South Penn Oil.....—...25
2,100
0.C':;
% Sept.11
Simmons Boardman Pub Co—
;r.y
■•'■''"'-:;'v''V
£1
American dep rets
1
1933
Sept.301935
(Continued)
STOCKS
range since jan.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
sales
aggregate
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
26
16
13
2
24
Sept. 16
Aug. 13
74 July 11
Aug.
8
14 Aug. 22
&Jan. 23
14 Aug. 19
44 Sept. 6
84
Seot, 27
% Aug. 19
81 4 Aug. 17
40
NEW
OCT., 1935]
aggregate
sales
STOCKS (Concluded.)
United Lt Be Power
com
1
to
Ask
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
•
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
3
7
44 Sept. 20
14 Sept. 21
4
Sept.17
114 Sept. 21
44 Sept. 20
883 United Milk Products com..*
325
S3 preferred..
*
24 Sept.
4 Mar. 13
34 Mar. 14
224 Aug. 10
3
Jan.
9
Jan.
15
44 July 13
38
Aug.
5
44 Sept. 26
1
Sept. 5
9
Sept. 20
814 Sept. 9
384 Sept. 14
^
Sept. 23
14 Sale
3* Sale
aW
12
44 Sept
144 Sept.
29
•
1st pre#
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Ask Bid
24
44
144
A...*
Common class B
Sept. 3
Bid
Par
t*
cost
RANGE SINCE JAN.
July 1 1933
Sept.301935
Shares
51
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
391,500
32,800
277,900
CURB
YORK
44 Sept. 5
14 Sept. 24
9
Sept. 20
854 Sept. 18
404 Sept. 21
4 Sept. 23
44 Jan.
3
% Sept. 26
% Sept. 30
At Sept. 26
Feb.
1
19
34 Aug. 17
7
Aug. 12
United Molasses Co Ltd—
.ci;..
•
100 U S Dairy Prod class A com..*
3,200
Class B com....
.*
•
74
39
st
,
94
44
44
14
14
74
104
834 Sale
" Sale"
% Sa~,e*
At Sale
12H1 m
65,700 U S Elec Pow com w W.......1
7,600
Stock purchase warrants..
1,500 U S Finishing common.....*
104,000 U S FoU class B
...»
37,700 U S Ac Internet Sec com....*
23,500
1st preferred with warr
•
•
;; 4.4oo U S Lines Inc pref
5,650 U S Playing Card com ....10
1,200 U S Radiator common......*
1,775
7% preferred...........100
144 Sale
'
•
Sale
A
38
70
At
36
»32 Sept. 28
14
674
734
'334 "35"
4
124
14
694
At
144
3
5
Sept."30
4 Sale
Sale
3
34 Sale
24 Sale
18
16
24
24
2
Sale
134
24
33
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
4
24
26
16
20
Sept. 9
734 Sept. 11
At Sept. 16
364 Sept. 11
Sept.
5
20" ""Sept." "5
4 Mar.
164
34
16
Sale
16
274
Sale
4 Sale
354 Sale
Sale
70
36
Jan.
Jan.
4 Sept.
4 July
4 Jan.
*12 Jan.
4 Mar.
104 Mar.
2
34 Sale
69
67
Sale
Sale
14
34
.........
964
24
70
4
Sept. 19
24 Sept. 4
2
Sept.30
41
Apr.
Apr.
30
Mar. 19
14 June 28
July 16
A Sept. 3
34 Sept. 25
24 Sept. 9
13
4 "i54
Sale
Sale
164
24
14
144
54 Sale
6
7
17" Sept."!!
13
is
14
2
16
..Jan.
Jan.
% Sept.19
37
Sept. 19,
14 Sale
144
164
.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
54 Sale
Sale
94
10
14 Sale
x
30
4
20
27
20
23
20
26
7
25
12
20
97"" Sept."27
34
734
14
34
14
144
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 3
Sept. 3
Sept. 5
Sept. 11
22
3
Sept. 3
14 Sept. 18
164 Sept. 9
54 Sept. 13
Sept. 30
94 Sept. 4
14 Sept. 14
4 Sept. 4
4
1
.3.37
Aug.
1
84
Apr.
A Mar.
434 Jan.
4 May
100
1
t}8
ii
,,34 Mar.
14 Mar. 13
At Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
2
17
8
44 Feb. 20
Mar. 13
8 Aug.
3
2
16
34 Mar. 22
2
3
9
22
11
21
21
19
Aug. 17
4
Jan.
1
3
Sept. .19
Aug.
8
Aug.
6
Aug. 15
Sept. 9
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
17H Aug.
Mar.
4 Feb.
8
Jan.
144 Sept.
2
Aug.
734 Sept.
4 Feb.
384 May
34 Aug.
44 June 22
34 Aug. 12
64 Feb. 11
19
Aug. 12
8
64 June
184 July 29
Aug.
July
4 July
2
Sept. 23
14 Jan.
24 Apr.
14 Aug.
34 Jan.
164 Sept.
24 Sept. 7
14 Sept. 5
15
Sept. 13
4
10
94
14
4
At Feb. 28
4 Aug. 22
>32 Jan.
2
Aug. 16
Aug.
3
Aug.
Mar.
154 Sept." 19
% Sept.18
27
Sept. 3,
104 Sale
2
34
73
4
24
Sale
1
9
10
154 Sept. 16
964 Sept
24 Sept.
69
Sept.
4 Sept.
24 Sept.
% Sept.
104 Sept.
A
1,500 Venexuela Mex Oil Corp
10
268,900 Venesuelan Petroleum
5
3,200 Voftt Mfft Corp.............*
Sale'
14
15
Mar. 13
1
100
2
16
2„
3
17
2
54 Jan. 24
14 June
8
9
Sept. 20
854 Sept. 18
404 Aug.
8
Feb.
*
56,000 Utility Equities com .......*
11,450
Priority Stock...........*
22,700 Utility A Ind Corp com.....*
18,000
Preferred
*
214,600 Utll Pow 8c Light com.......1
33,550
7% preferred........... 108
5
74 Feb. 13
14
Sale
A
.
14
14
4
...
36,800 Waco Aircraft Co..........*
900 Wahl (The) Co common....*
6,400 Waltt Ac Bond Inc class A..*
4,300
Class B
_•
6,300 Walgreen Co warrants..
4 Sept.
At Sept.
20
Sale
14
2,000 U S Rubber Reclaiming
•
100 U S Stores Corp
........*
35,500 United Stores Corp com vtc *
124,700 United Verde Extension..A0<
67,100 United Wall Paper
2
2,800 Universal Consol OH Co...10
4,700 Universal fnaurancr
.....8
1,200 Universal Pictures com._...l
1,900 Universal Products Co...
*
26,500 Utah Apex Mining Co
..§
13,850 Utah Power Ac Light pref...*
100 Utah Radio Prod com
215 Utlca Gas Ac Elec 7% pf
44
44
Am dep rets for ord reft_.fi
40,800
19,900 Unit Profit Shartnft com....*
400
Preferred..
..........10
30,025 United Shoo Mach com....35
2.630
Preferred.....
.....,*
15
14
22
13
May 11
Aug. 15
Aug. 10
64 July
24 Sept.
Aug.
14 May
14 Jan.
10
11
7
14
17
25
Walker (Hiram; Gooderham
280.910
Ac Worts common.........*
32,800
Preferred,...............*
6,300 Walker Mining
3,500 Watson (John Warren) Co..*
120.600 Wayne Pump Co common...*
138,100 Wonden Copper Miuiua
37.600 Western Air Express Corp..l
20,550 Western Auto Supply com A *
1,175 Western Cartridge 0% pf.100
Western Maryland Ry—
545
7% 1st preferred.......100
280 Western Power 7% pref... 100
25 J
17 i
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
164 Sale
"44
Sale
"3 A "44
55
12J
Sale
484 Sale
25
Sept. 21
164 Sept. 27
14 Sept. 5
284 Sept.
174 Sept.
124 Sept. 4
4 Sept, 4
34 Sept. 20
48
Sept. 24
984 Sept. 25
174 Sept."25
At Sept. 7
44 Sept. 16
55
Sept.
994 Sept. 26
60
264 8ale
174 Sale
7
9
14 Sept. 23
Sept.
5
66
154 Sept.
7
174 Sept. 28
Sept. 18
234
164
A
4
124
2
Jan
48
July
98
Jan.
324 Feb.
18
184 Mar. 1
1A Sept. 23
4 Jan.
8
174 Sept. 25
4 Mar.
8
17
44 Sept. 16
5 604 Mar. 18
10 102
July 11
Apr. 26
Sept. 27
Jan. 11
Jan.
3
Aug. 28
A» June 11
464 Mar. 14 66
744 Mar 16 102
Sept. 18
Aug. 24
Western Tablet Ac Stationery
13,500
154 Sale
Common v t c
.....*
50 Westmoreland Coal Co.
*
25 Westmoreland
174 Sale
12
Feb.
5
7
June 27
12
Aug. 12
Sept. 20 x484 Sept. 12
28
Jan.
Sept. 18
Sept. 4 104
44 Sept. 3
34 Sept. 20
8
Sept. 25
74 Sept. 7
6
74 Sept. 6
Sept. 5
4 Sept. 7
4 Sept. 24
3
3
Sept. 3
Sept. 3
24
Sept, 3 254 Sept. 9
99
3
Jan.
June
7
3
July
Inc
174 Sept. 28
74 June 27
12
Aug. 12
West Texas Utilities Co—
700
$6 preferred
45
..........*
15 *484 Sept. 12
Westvaco Chlorine Prod—
1,995
117,600
7%
104
preferred..........100
W Va Coal 8c Coke com.....*
...
:a.
,2,700
W11-Low Cafeterias
""4 "~"4
.1
com
Convertible preferred....*
1,200
....,*
8,300 Wilson Jones Co com
100 Winnipeg Electric Co.......*
'
Sale
94
44
74
4,400 Williams (R C) A Co
.*
1,900 Williams Oil-O-Matlc Htg.._*
Sale
Sale
3
24
Sale
44 Sale
84
94
4
3*
5
234
24
102
100 Wolverine Port Cement....10
73,700 Woodley Petroleum Corp...I
Sale
5A
9
64 Sept. 18
274 Sale
74 Sale
264 Sept. 20
74 Sept. 26
274 Sept. 25
84 Sept. 12
14 Sale
14 Sept. 12
6
Sale
54 Sept.
105
Apr.
4 Mar.
24 June
18
June 11
5
Apr. 24
174 Jan.
4
74 Sept. 6
% Feb.
5
6
Jan.
3
274 May 20
Jan.
l4 July 31
34 June 13
64 Sept. 18
14 July
34 June
34 Jan.
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
Am dep rets ord shares..5s
21,200
550,400 Wrlght-Hargreaves Ltd....
143,700 Yukon
Gold Co
27 4
274
74 Sale
5
14 Sale
14 Sept.
24
Mar. 14
64 Aug. 23
4 Mar. 13
5
284 Aug. 15
10
Mar.
24 July
4
15
BONDS
$
67.000
2,640.000
866,000
1,550,000
1,877,000
2,771,000
•1,369,000
18,000
2,668.000
86,000
522,000
1,446,000
10,000
9,835,00ft
1,024.000
1,549,000
...1942
86
Alabama Power IHS—..1H?
1st Ac ref 5s........... 195*
44
Abbott's Dairy 6s
834 Sale
Sale
984 Sale
1951
64
1034 Sale'
984 Sale
Aluminum Co s f deb 5s .l"5?
92
108
Sale
1024 Sale
994 Sale
1064 Sale
1024
44
Sale
1024 Sale'
5s
1968
1st At ref 5s
5s
called..............1952
\lumliiium Ltd 5s
Am Community Pow
194*
5H< 1953
Sale
59
Sale
Amer Ac Continental 5s.. 1943
7\H
7H
15" Sale'
6s series A reft...
...195'
Amer Gas Ac Elec deb 5s ..3028
64""
1054 Sale'
193"
5s
1953
1014 Sept ."21
3
Sept.23
i024 Sept.""3
1044 Sept. 5
1004 Sept. 11
108
Sept. 3
105
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s... 1957
Amer Gas Ac Power 6s
1044 Sept. 20
85
Sept. 7
100
Sept. 7
924 Sept. 9
81
97
89
1st 5s.................1946
Sept. 20
Sept. 20
Sept. 23
89
Sept. 20
100
Sept.19
974 Sept. 21
1064 Sept. 27
104
83 A
65
5
Sept.
3
102
Jan.
83
Jan.
73
88
83
Jan.
154
Sept."3
II g
Sale
1064 Sept." 13
Sept. 5 414 Sept. 12
344 Sept. 26 374 Sept. 4
1044
Septra
40
37" Sale"
Jan.
108
July
3
Aug.
Aug.
Apr.
17* July
15
17
19
17
11
Mar.
8
10!*
Jan.
Mar.
1064 Aug. 19
434 Aug. 19
404 Aug. 19
894 Jan.
18
Sept.
}05H
104
74 Mar.
8
105
Jan.
1054 Jan.
105
Aug.
974 Jan.
14 July
93
"il4 Sept."24
1054 Aug. 16
90
July
9
1014 July
9
954 July
6
1044 July 12
1014 July 10
Jan.
66
Jan.
174 Jan.
American Power Ac Light
15,375,000
6s without warrants..201 <>
696,000 tmer Radiator deb 4 m§_ 1947
5,005,000 Amer Rolling Mills 5s....l948
1,959,000 Amer Seating 6s.........193s
3,422,000 Appalachian El Pr 5s....195*
845.000 Appalachian Power 6s...2024
174.000
5s
1941
5,072.000 Arkansas Pr Ac Lt 5s
5,552,000 Associated Elec 44s
6S-.
27,000
794,000
6,066,000
Conv deb
984 Sale
1054 Sale
68
99
109
Sale
49
Sale
29
1014
Sale"
105" Sale"
Sale
"ii;«
'3l" Sale'
.1938
5s.......1.195s
94
54* A..il95*
2,265,000 Assoc Tel Utll 5 4s
1944
Certificates of deposit...
2,868.000
227.000
3-year 6% secured norei '33
522.000
Certificates of deposit...
1943
30
Sale
95
Sale
464 Sale
244 Sale
26]
223
Sale
Sale
854 Sept.
1044 Sept.
994 Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
234 Sept.
25
Sept.
214 Sept.
904
1054
L024
994
[06
[114
[074
974
514
29
23
314
234
334
30
Sept.
Sept..
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
6
16
18
11
7
9
3
9
12
3
26
3
27
6
3
Aug. 15
504 Jan.
1034 Jan.
944 Apr.
74
101
106
109
294 Feb.
Feb.
224 Sept.
13
Mar.
Mar.
40
144 Mar.
11
11
11
38
W" Sale'
264 Sale
244 Sale
694 Sale
234 Sept. 21
234 Sept. 23
69
Sept. 9
324
31
72
SeptT 7
Sept. 3
Sept. 16
34
Mar.
704 Sale
9
25
29
8
244 Sale
Sale
13
13
Sale
294 Sale
66
47
824
Sale"
32
30
58
Sale
Sale
66
Sale
854 Sale
144 Mar.
Apr.
38
37
75
124 Mar.
Aug.
Aug.
July
Aug.
Aug.
Feb.
10
17
17
3
19
14
17
17
25
19
19
16
Jan.
104
Aug.
1
Sept.24
224 Sept. 17
23
Sept.17
574 Sept. 9
57
Sept. )4
824 Sept. '3
744 Sept T 9
294 Sept. 25
294 Sept. 25
66
Sept.30
66
Sept.30
894 Sept. 10
574 Jan.
75
Feb.
18
144 Jan.
29
56
Sept. 21
544 Sept. 21
634 Sept. 12
324 Apr.
61
304 Aim".
'4
73"" Sale"
22
60
99
Mar. 18
98
July
544 Aug.
35
Aug.
24
July
Aug.
30
Aug.
734 Jan.
12
7
994 July
5
1064 May 27
1114 Sept. 9
Jan.
Jan.
844 Jan.
1054 Feb.
13
Feb.
102 4 Sept. 18
224 July
Assoc Tel Ac Tel
475,000 Atlas Plywood 54s
Sale
Sale
1077/
204
94
Ausoc Rayon Corp 5s....1956
142.000 Assoc Telep Co Ltd 5s... 1965
1,689,000
41
64
Sale
1953
44« registered........1949
54s--1.1977
1,000.000
4,849.000
530,000
100
89
1044 Sale
62
964 Sale
44s series C..........194*
2,000
P
50
.1968
Registered
54s Inv ctfs...
Sale
195*
357.000 Assoc Gas 8c Elec 4 4s... 1945
13.000
44* registered..
1948
6,286,000
89
69
Sept.
294 Sept.
Aug.
63
Aug.
894 Sept.
144 Jan.
20
20
Jan.
78
Mar.
Jan.
25
25
15
14
10
Baldwin Locomotive Works
1,197.000
6a with warrants...... 1935
3.939.000
6* without warrant*
For footnotes
aee
page
56.
1935
56
Sale
55
Sale
Sept. 12
17
16
81
68
Jan.
Jan,
11
26
NEW
52
September
.
204,000
151,000
91,000
28,000
9,000
143,000
88,000
16.000
43,000
-
4,335,000
1,380,000
1,789,000
88,000
120,000
i9i,ooo
1,698,666
}
224",000
-122,000
733*666
288*666
;
"3",000
21,000
88
Sale
1064 Sept. 12 107
1004 Sale
100
1064 Sale
Sale
1054
1004
934
95"" Sale"
954 Sale
110
1114 Sale
105
Sale
1044
43
1074
92
Sale
984 Sale
964 Sale
91
Sale
914 Sale
974 Sale
974 Sale
F.1967
....1956
G-.........-1968
,
92
97
934
Sale
Sale
Sale
784
Sale
73
Sale
504
504
654
1004 Sale
105
91
964
904
1004
1044
934
Sale
964 Sale
814 Sale
784 Sale
55
Sale
80
76
51
56
Sale
51
Sale
67
Sale
674
Sale
104
Sale
Chic Pneum Tool 54s... 1942
1044 Sale
104
Union Stock Yards 5s.. 1940
1,142,000
915,000
464,000
1064 Sale
Sale
Sale
101
5s sorles E
5s Series
Sale
110
Cent 111 Pub Serv 4 He
180.000
19,000
51,000
83,000
27,000
28,000
63,000
'
Sale
102
Sale
734 Sale
764 Sale
Chic Rya 5s ctfs of dep .1917
Cincinnati Street Ry 54*1952
227,000
*
B...........*1955
1,675,000 Cities Service 5s. ........1966
6s series
6,000
Registered..........—
Con* del* 5s.......... 1950
31,552,000
13,000
Registered..........
2,715,000 Cities service Gas 5Hs. .1942
1,319,000 Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 64.1943
6s registered
1,000
1943
8,890,000 Cities Service PAL 5Hs. 1951
3,000
54% registered.......1952
3,920,000
5H* gold deb
...1949
461,000 Cleve Elec Ilium 5s..——1954
276,000
5s series B
1961
5s
1939
1,097,000
1184 Sept.
133
Sept.
1074 Sept.
914 Sept.
784 Sept.
1074 Sept.
864 Sept.
107""
.
274,000
i
Sale
Sale
1154 Sept. 20
131
Sept. 3
107
Sept. 3
87
Sept. 20
76
Sept 28
107
Sept. 21
83
Sept.14
101
5s.........-.1939
1st & ref
820,000
44« series H
1981
1,891,000 Cent Maine Pow 4 He B—1957
5s series D..—.......1955
744,000
865,000 Cent Ohio Lt & Pr 5s A..1950
1.427,000 Central Power 5s ser D..1957
1956
6,788,000 Central Pow 8c Lt 5s
5,731,000 Cent States Elec 5s
—1948
8,434,000
5He without warrants. 1954
3,661,000 Cent States Pr A Lt 5 H« 1953
Chicago Dlst El Generating
4,021,000
44s series A
.1970
Chicago Junction Ryi A
57,000
103,000
52,000
35,000
57,000
567.000
573,000
878,000
v;
116
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Mar.
6
Feb."
1093
1113
4 1184 Apr.
July
5 120
1124 Jan.
27
26
13
21
6
24
1264 Jan.
Jan.
102;
Jan.
693
56
28 %
534 Sale
574 Sale
Sept. 19
Sept. 14
Sept. 5
Sept.23
Sept. 9
Sept. 4
Sept. 6
Sept. S
Sept.11
Sept. 5
Sept 14
Sept. 11
112
Sept 30
1054 Sept.11
43
Sept, 6
108
Sept. 5
,
93
Sept. 9
984 Sept.16
974 Sept. 3
924 Sept.
9
1024 Sept>25
1054 Sept, 16
974 Sept.13
93
Sept. 6
794 Sept. 9
564 Sept.7
674 Sept. 7
.684 Sept. 7
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept""3
1014
1104
1014
984
3 105
Jan.
May 13 109
15
914
30 110
1064 Aug. 16 1094
106
70
Jan.
Apr.
97
Mar,
89
Jan.
39
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
89
Sept.
524 Sept.
Mar.
514 Sept. 20
75
934 Aug.
8
994 July 16
974 May 14
934 Aug. 16
1024 Sept. 25
1054 Aug. 19
984 July 18
874 July 19
2
844 Aug.
614 Aug. 17
624 Aug. 17
714 Aug. 15
Jan.
674 Jan.
954 Jan.
101
72
Jan.
Jan.
59
Jan.
594 Jan.
26
Mar.
254 Mar.
484 Jan.
2 1054 Jnly
924 Jan.
6
55
1004
Sale'
1004 Sale
Feb.
664 Feb.
58
304 Mar.
324 Mar.
294 Feb.
564
Sale
504
Sale
49
Sept. 20
574 Sept.
3
57
Sale
514
Sale
49
Sept. 20
57
Sept.
3
1074 Sept.
1024 Sept,
4
3
264
1014
1074 Sept.
102
Sept.
102
102
1024 Sale
2
3 1104 May 28
Aug. 24
2 103
June
4
7 80
14
Aug. 22
Aug. 27
27
19 60 * Aug.15
July
1
7
28 614 Aug. 14
n»
2
634 Jan.
844 Jan.
594 Aug. 14
934 Aug. 17
14 1014 Sept. 24
Jan. 26
87
26
Jan.
87
*274
4
Mar. 28
Jan.
67
764 Jan.
1054 Jan.
874 Jan.
654 Jan.
584 Sept.
June
44
109
Sept. 17
904 Sept ."II
1014 Sept. 24
874 Sept.
1004 Sept.
28
Aug.
3
May 24
Jan. 11
Apr
Feb.
88"" Sale"
'*434
Jan.
July
8
1124 Jan. 12
1014 Seot.14
100
May
6
113
Aug.
3
105
July 18
884 Jan.
834 Jan.
109
Aug.
106
26
29
103
Apr.
I05
1104 Sept. 17
102
Sept. 11
764 Sept. 3
87
Sept. 24
93
Sept. 4
574 Sept. 5
1094
1004
734
854
1154 Apr. 26
25 138
July
5
25 107 4 Sept. 26
12
914 Aug. 19
3
804 Aug. 21
105
.
318.000
,
Sale
3073
903
1,279,000
2,029,000 Canadian Pacific Rjr 6s—1942
456,000 Capital Admin 5a A x w.,1953
.195h
5,511,000 Carolina Pr & Lt *•.
451,000 Cedar Rap Mfg & Pow 5s. 1953
1,765,000 Cent Arizona LAP 5s—1960
101,000 Central German Pow 6s_.19.A4
85,000 Cent Illinois Light 5s—.1943
101,000
7,000
?-■
2,000
.
Sale
Sale
131
Canada Nor Power 5s....1953
•••<
•:-.r
114
1
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
111
Sept.17 115
Sept. 6
113
Sept. 12 1164 Sept.
Boston Con so I
208,000
89,000
398,000
35,000
i
Ask
Asfc Bid
Sale
113
116
440,000 Bethlehem Steel 6s..—.. 1998
251,000 Hlnghamton L H fir P5s.. 1946
3,271,000 Birmingham Elec 4 He—1968
839,000 Birmingham Gas 5s—.. 1959
Lowest
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
Bid
BONDS
Gas 5s...1947
862,000 Broad River Power 5s A..1954
1956
121,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 5s.
87,000
196,000
■
Sept.301935
$
177,000
IfT.ooo
t
1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
(Continued)
1955
1,125,000 Bell Tel of Canada 5s
1st M 5s set B June 1 1957
1,096,000
5s series C—
1960
513,000
$
;
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
EXCHANGE
CURB
Low from
July 1 1933
AGGREGATE
In
YORK
264 Feb. 28 614
6
374
364 Apr.
274 Feb. 28 624
1 111
105
Aug.
1074 Sept. 11 114
102
Sept. 17 106
Aug. 15
Apr. 20
Aug. 17
Feb.
Jan.
5
7
Mar. 12
Commers und Privat
556,000
Bank 5H*-—1937
824,000 Commonw Edison 4He—1957
5s series A............1953
790,000
1,000
5s series A reg.........1953
639,000
5s series B..—........1954
960,000
4Hs series C.
..1956
1,000
44s series C reg...... 1956
9,007.000
4s series P
......1981
1,000
4s series F reg—..—...1981
421,000
34s series H—......-.1965
33
79
86
984
100
Sale
1004 Sale
54
1014 Sale
1024 Sale
634 Sale
9,000
98,000
7,000
29,000
3,614,000
3.289,000
28.000
114,000
245,000
954,000
59,000
147,000
58,000
313,000
532,000
87,000
85,000
42,000
&
47",000
92,000
....
53~0~666
343",000
152,000
239,000
"e'ooo
Com'w'ltb Subsid 5 4s A. 1948
Community Pow A Lt 5s. 1957
3531
110
Sale
Sale
1094 Sale
864
804
694
1034 Sale
Sale
1094 Sale
1104
334
7s A——1951
44s series C.......... 1956
5s series D..———....1962
Conn River Power 5s
1952
Con sol Gas of Bait 5s...
66
Sale
1024 Sept. 16 1044 Sept. 11
101
994 Sept. 3
Sept.10
1014 Sept. 4 1024 Sept. 19
63
Sept. 7
Sept. 30 69
103
44
1939
-1954
S
984
102
1054 Sale
874
120
Sale
1094
994
Sale' 107}i Sale*
<
944 Jan.
101
Apr.
17 101
984 Aug. 28 101
16 102 4 July
Jan.
85
514 Mar. 15
14
1194 Jan.
112
Conn Ltg A Pow
Aug. 21 110
2 105
110
1034 Sale
11
16
23
12
2
16
Aug. 21
July 31
Apr. 17
Sept. 10
Feb.
Sept. 25
334 Aug. 21 47
354 Sept. 3 41
4 III4 Aug.
1084 Sept. 24 1104 Sept. o 1044 Jan.
111
1134 July
2
Sept. 4 1094 Jan.
Sept. 19
1104 Aug. 12 1104 Aug.
July
110
Jan.
4 113
Sept. 21 II14 Sept .""4 109
109
2 1114 Aug.
Sept. 18 1104 Sept. 17 1054 Jan.
1)0
Aug.
iBg. June
6
5
27
1084 Sept. 18 1094 Sept. 5
Sept.11
1074 Sept. 25 109
1054 Sept. 5 1054 Sept. 19
111
Sept. 18 1114 Sept. 16
Sept. 3
1174 Sept. 9 120
July 10
9 110
2
May 16 1094 Jan.
1064 June 20
1034 Jan. 28
May 31
111
Jan.
4 113
July 30
1144 Jan. 10 122
107
1064 July 12 111
106 4 Jan. 29112
108
Aug.
106
Consol G B L A P Bait—
......1970
44s series H
1st ref s f 4s
......1981
Sept. 25 1C94 Sept.
3
Apr.
9
July 12
Consol Gas Utilities—
643,000
1,389,000
63.000
98,000
15J
64s with warrants....1943
1st A coll 6s ser \——.1943
78*" Sale*
79"" Sale
77 i
Sept. 4
Sept. 26
20
Sept. 13
Sept, 3
79
224 May 11
83
July 31
44 Jan.
Jan.
51
Consol Publishers—
y:
22,000
1,248,000
1,000
97,000
50,666
764.000
7,000
1st A ref 5s
•
110,000
300,000
764,000
1,418,000
252,000
1,267,000
3,350,000
1,750,000
221,000
221,000
1,232,000
19,000
Sale
194,000
56,000
15,661.000
754
Sale
1024 Sale
1034 Sale"
1054 Sale
Dayton P A L 1st A ref 5s '41
108
Sale
1054
Sale"
Delaware Elec Pow 64a..1959
1004
Sale
103
Sale
Denver Gas A Elec
5s..—1949
Derby Gas A Elec 5s...—1946
Detroit City Gas 5s B—. 1950
6s series A
..1947
Detroit Int
964 Sale
954 Sale
1024 Sale
974 Sale
96
Sale
103
Sale
Bdge 64a... 1952
4 108
Sept.
s
1024
1034
1044
Apr. :
Sept.:
1064 Apr. 22
784 Sept.
1034 Sept.
102
Sept.
845- Sept.
54
Sept.
102 JSept.
103
Sept.
1054 Sept.
12
3
Jan.
19
18
Apr.
18
5
May :
Sept.
Mar.:
Duke Power Co
1044 Feb.
1074 Aug. 27
1104 Mar. 22
Sept.
July
July
984 July
2030
664 Sale
1014 Sale
664 Sale
104"" Sale
705,000 El Paso Elec 5s A
1950
199,000 El Paso Nat Gas 64* w wl943
57,000
64s
1938
1,555.000 Empire Dlst Elec 5s
—1952
3,198,000 Empire Oil A Refining 5 4s' 42
Ercole Marelll Elec Mfg
y
41,000
64s with warrants..—1953
256,000 Erie Lighting 5s.
..1967
934
Sale
Sale
Sale
69
103
674 Sal©
694 Sept .12
1014 Sept. 19
104
Sept. 3
1044 Sept. 17
1004 Sept. 26
94
Sept, 4
694 Sept. 5
634
1004
1024
1034
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
100
Sept.
92
Sept
674 Sept.
1054 Sept.
5 1064 Sept. 26
25
20
.
18
22
24
24
103 4 May 15
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
k
108 4 Mar. 25
Jan. 30
Aug. 15
Sept.19
Aug. 21
104 4 Sept. 26
m
as*
904 Jan.
1004
Jan.
Jan.
as
67
54
I
.
.
June 11
July 15
Aug. 17
'
Jan. 24
584 June 21 69
3
100
Jan.
3 1064 July
r
1965
European Elec 64s
2
27
17
Feb.
99
104 4 Feb.
Eastern Utll Invest 5s A 1954
Elec Pow A Lt 5s
Mar. 26
109
103
110
4 Sept
5
4 Sept. 23
1014 Sept. 13 1024 Sept. 14
1074 Sept. 26 1084 Sept. 12
1937
44s...—1967
15
8
1074 Feb.
1054 Aug. 16
Jan.
Sept. 30
Sept.17
Sept. 6
Sept. 30
Sept. 19
Sept. 30
Sept. 18
Sept.11
Sept 26
Sept. 5
Jan.
104
Mar.;
25
106
4
9
814 Aug.
July 17
1024 Sepc. 19
4
854 June
54
Sept, 18
104
Jan.
4
Jan.
104
f deb 7»_—.1952
Ctfs of deposit.........
Dixie Gulf Gas 64s
4
1094
5
1054 Sept.
106
Sept.
1054 Sept.
1004 Sept
108
Sept.
96
Sept.
94
Sept.
102
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Mar.
Aug. :
7
1014 Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
U
Ctfs of deposit.—.
25-yr
734
1004
814
1949
6s series A....
101
103
264.000 Elmlra Wat Lt A RR 0s.. 1956
278,000
1064 Sept.
51
Dallas P A L 5s series G..1952
102,000
27.000
25,000
41,000
76
1034 Sale
1004 Sale
906,000 Cudahy Pack deb 5 40—1937
520,000
5s
1946
997,000 Cumberland Co P A L 44a *56
*3* 000
16,000
2,000
134,000
275,000
161" Sale"
1936
1958
265.000 Cuban Telephone 74*—1941
66,000 Cuban Tobacco5s....... 1944
204.000
1,844,000
17,000
52,000
Sale"
44s registered..—...1958
...
210,000
42,000
15,000
1,000
1074
•
62.000
7,000
81,000
82,000
14,000
102,000
399,000
190,000
2,000
Power 4He. .1958
June 10
97
Mar.
stamped........1939
19,600,000 Continental G A B15s
905,000 Crane Co 5s
——..1940
1,899,000 Crucible Steel 5s..——.1940
1,395,000
38,000
31,000
36,000
74%
Consumers
Without warrants—.......
65
Sept.
4
73
Sept. 12
65
,
Aug. 28
98
Apr. 25
European Mtge A Int.——
16,000
Jy
419,000
56.000
3,000
1,101,000
| 202",000
f::; 35,000
■
,
75,000
49,000
210,000
662,000
;J.
7s Series C
.1967
454 Sale
Fairbanks Morse A Co 5s. 1942
1034 Sale
13,000 Farmers Nat Mtg Inst 7s .1963
23,000 Federal Sugar Ref 6s.... 1933
2,920,000 Federal Water Serv 54s. 1954
431,000
1,114,000
1,035,000
2,262,000
9,866,000
42
714
70
Sale
Sale
Finland Residential Mtge
6s stamped...
1961
454 Sept.
694 Sept. 21
74
9 100
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s.l94t
1044
Sale
Firestone TAR Cal 5a.. 1942
105
Sale
Florida Pow Corp 5 4s A 1979
Florida Power A Lt 5s
Sept. 28
1044
1954
Sale
94
Sale
914
954 Sale
894 Sale
Sale
85
Sale
5
Sept. 4
1024 Sept. 10 104
48 4 Sept. 18 484 Sept. 18
Sept. 13
Sept 25
994 Sept.
1034 Sept. 16 104 4 Sept. 3
Sept. 3
1044 Sept. 3 105
93
Sept. 12 954 Sept.19
Sept. 20 914 Sept. 30
;
344 Apr. 10
964
454
14
314
554 Jan.
Jan.
o 104
Aug. 20 554
24
Feb. 28
Jan.
7 77
July
Jan.
May
Aug.
14
10
17
30
17
Apr. 10
984 Mar. 18
1024 June 2l 1054 Mar. 20
103
Apr. 23 1054 Mar. 18
97
July 11
76
Jan.
914 July ,10.
684 Jan.
100
■
Gary Elec A Gat—
f144,000
1,516,000
For footnotes
5s ext stamped
see page
56.
-.-'viX,-'
1944
634
85
Sale
I
83
Sept. 18
854 Sept. 14
634 Jan.
16
87
July
8
OCT., 1935]
AGGREGATE
SALES
September
I
BONDS
to
(Continued)
6,137,000 Gatlneau Powar
1,054,000
6s series B
1,181,000
111,000
13,000
4,000
155,000
14,000
f*
RANGE SINCE JAN. X
July I 1033
Sept. 3
Sept.301935
$
333,000
100,000
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
In
53
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
NEW
71)4
19Si
60
69 H
66
64
.>..1941
deb 6s. 1940
395,000 Gen Bronze coot
129,000 lien Pub S«rv Co 8s.., ..1953
3,233,000 Gen Pub Utilities 6 Me A. 1956
91,000 Gen Rayon Ltd 6a A
1948
Gen Vending Corp—
:
; 274,000
6s with warr Aug 15
1937
Ctfs of deposit..,..,*.^:.
166,000
Bid
86 X
77
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Pricet
Sept.30
Ask Bid
Sale
Ask
8354 Sale
83)4 Sept. 27
68)4 Sept, 21
7054 Sale"
9254 Sale
68
Sale
75)4 Sale
—
_
~
mi
—
23)4
76"* Sale"
36
6
15
,
Sale
Sale
94
77
16
25
49)4 Sept.
_
Sept.
92)4 Sept.
93
Sept,
73
Sept.
3
20
30
88:
Sept,
7
79)4 Apr;
78)4 Sept,
6
60
7654 Sept. 10
95)4 Sept. 9
94
Sept. 3
79
Sept. 7
50
Sept. 5
3
Apr.
3
59)4 Apr.
3
81)4 Mar. 29
74
Mar. 25
51)4 Jan. 23
52
Aug. 6
99)4 Jan.: 4
99)4 Jan.
5
9854 Jan.
6
96)1 Aug. 19
95
Aug. 13
81
Aug. 17
6754 July
5
.
38,000
29,000
142,000
658,000
,
Sale
16
.'/
17
82
2
"82*"
1,718,000 Gen Wat Wks A £15s A.. 1943
7,496,000 Georgia Power ref 5s....1967
1,445,000 Georgia Pow A Lt 5s....1978
45,000
2
'•
;
Sale
95)4 Sale
.40^
Sale
Sale
9454 Sale
72)4 Sale
Sept.
14)4 Sept. 4
77
Sept.21
94)4 Sept. 26
72
Sept. 20
16
Jan. 18 16
Jan.,16 17
Jan.
2 84)4
Jan.
2 100
Jan.
2 80
Sept. 27
Sept.31
Sept. 6
9754 Sept. 9
75
Sept. 6
17
83
Sept. 27
Sept. 30
Aug.
July
July
2
3
8
Gesfuerel—
i
108,000
50,000
50.000
"6,666
'
33,000
35,000
6s without warrants...1953
30
429,000 Gillette Safety Razor 5s. 1940
5,563,000 Glen Alden Coal 4a...... 1965
Gobel (Adolf) 6 His ser A. 1935
With warrants..........
3,732,000
649,000 Grand Trunk Ry 6 Me. ..1936
958,000 Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
4s registered
20,000
.....1950
185,000 Great North Pow 5s stpd 1930
308,000 Gt West Power Calif 6s..1946
741,000 Guantanamo A W Ry 6a.l958
15,000
18,000
483,000
93
155,000
:
63'
M
102
107 X Sale
107
67,000
66,000
202,000
43.000
4,000
37,000
87*000
1,000
2,000
54,000
23,000
44,000
80,000
36,000
10.000
44,000
1,000
737,000
;
31,000 Hackensack Water 5s A..1977
5s
274,000
..1938
1,139,000 Hall Printing 6s A stpd..194"
37,000 Hamburg ftlec Co 7s.....1935
165,000 Hamburg £1A Und Ry 5H«'38
>
4,000
11,000
Hood Rubber 7s..
-
Palls 1st A ref 5s......1950
Ref A Improvement 5s. 1951
.....1949
6s series A reg.........1953
9,000
100,000
5s series G.............1956
5,826,000
5s series C registered.. 1956
3,000
713,000 Indiana Elee Corp6r A.. 1947
413,000
6Ms series B........ ,.1953
5s series C............ 1951
1,740,000
27*666
606,000 Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s A. 1958
8,000
14,000
106,000
192.000 Indiana A Mich £1 5s
1957
1st A ref 5s...........1955
491,000
1,741,000 Indiana Service 5s.......1950
5s registered.......... 1950
2,000
45",000
77",066
311,000
197,000
18,000 Indiana Gen Service 5s..1948
1st lien A ref 5s.......1963
1,238,000
1,549,000 Indianapolis Gas 5s A... 1953
4,009.000 Ind'polls P A L5s ser A..1957
5s series A registered.. 1957
2,000
mm m
+
i03H
Sale
m-m*
103*" Sale
Sale'
100X
"§§"" Sale
10254 Sale
104 >2
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sept.
Sept.
67
60
Sale
88
Sale
94
Sale
98
Sale
10654 Sale
8754 Sale
93)4 Sale
98)1 Sale
"89)4 Sale
"8954 Sale
46
48
7
4
70
861
84 j
49
106
25
Sept, 17 55
Sept. 7
Sept.10 10654 Sept. 6 105
103H Sept. 30 105)4 Sept. 17
94)4
101H Sept. 13 10254 Sept. 17
87)4
70)4 Sept.
40)4 Sept.
30)4 Sept.
101
Sept.
100
Sept.
96)4 Sept.
10254 Sept.
10154 Sept.
10454 Sept,
44
Sept.
106
Sept. 6
Sept. 12
73)4 Sept. 9
Sept. 27
Sept. 12
103
Sept. 30
100)4 Sept. 3
98
Sept. 30
103)4 Sept. 18
107
Sept.12
104
Sept, 11
10554 Sept. 18
44
Sept.? 1
110
M
11354 Sept. 25 11354
4 108
49)4 Sept. 17 55
60
Sept. 18 6454
10754 Sale
3
*
May
95
June
86
108
Sept, 11
Sept. 9
Sept.
Sept.
5
6
n*
46
93
44
*88)4 Sale"
"93"* Sale
*7854 Sale'
78)4 Sale
"87)4 Sale
88*4
70
23H
"68"" Sale
68
22"
*57** Sale
66
68
10354 Sale
104)4 Sale
90
104
73
Sale
Sale
' Sale
Sale
i
109
52
Apr.
108)4 Jan.
60
July
Aug.
i
Jan
Jan.
.
Mar.]
Jan.
]
Jan.
105)4 Mar.
106)4 Mar, 25
_
J
55
July
108
Sept.
5
9
9
2
Apr. 27
64)4 Jan.
63
Sept.
107)4 Sept. 23 108)4 Sept. 11
Jan.
114
Aug.
1154 Jan. ]
05)4 Feb.
47
Apr.
60
May 22
111)4 July 11
77 )| Apr. 10
Feb.
8
51
41)4 Feb. 14
103
July
2
101)4 July
99)4 June
103)4 July
Mar.
107
June ]
103)4 Aug. 1
10154 Sept.]
104
42
Apr. 11
106)4 Feb. 20
105
37
30
87
84
76
93
Aug. 19
July
3
Aug.
7
Mar. 12 63
Aug. 17
4
Apr. 15 107)4 Jan.
Jan.
2 105)4 July 17
Jan. 10 10254 July 18
15109
66
Sept. 6 67)4 Sept
9
Sept. 26
105)4 Sept. 17 107
87
Sept. 18 89)4 Sept. 6
93
Sept. 5 95)4 Sept. 11
97
Sept. 3 99)4 Sept. 20
May 29
7
261 80)4 Jan.
2107 H Aug. 21
3
89)4 Sept. 6
4 95)1 Aug. 17
5100
July 17
"88)4 "Sept." "5 91* * Sept" *7
14
3
«»«smms
4254
93)4 Feb. 18
10554 Jan. 22
Apr.
Sept ."20 108
Sept?20 102)4 Feb.
Jan.
Sept. 25 10754 Sept. 3 107
45)4 Sept. 4 46)4 Sept. 5
17)4 Jan.
107)4 Sept.
82)4
32 >6
»4a«bsam
Sept.
108
107
104)4 Sept.
104)4
86
<
101 )4 Sept.
Sept.
109)4 Sept.
"72)4 Sale
188*
8*
A ..1949
503,000 Idaho Power Co 5s,......1947
931,000 Illinois Central RR 6s...1937
332,000 Illinois Nor Utll 5s
1957
1,923,000 Illinois Pow A L 5 Ms
1957
5 Ms series **B"
2,767,000
...1954
6s series A............1953
5,046.000
—
$'» '•*'{" ',i
31)4 May 17 56)4 Jan. 16
101V% Sept. 26 105)4 Feb.
1
84 54 Jan.
9 93
Sept. 13
106
72X Sale
80
42
series £.....^.^..1981
Hungarian Ital Bank 7His *63
Hydraulic Power of Niagara
ser
60
37
28
66
66
8*
R*
4Ha series D...*....^.1978
3,000
399",666
1936
6s
.......1943
Houston Lt A Pr 5s A...1953
767,000 Hygrade Pood 6s
6s series B
139,000
1
98
.....Oct 15 1936
Houston Gulf Gas 6His.. 1943
4His
63 X Sale
106 )4 Sale
104M Sale
98)4
'
5His
46,000
39,000
80,000
13,000
43.000
66.000
26,000
185,000
14j,000
422,000
24
97
62
66
5s series A............1948
982,000 Gulf Oil of Pa s f deb 5s..l947
2,511,000 Gulf States Utll 5s
1956
701,000
4M« series B..........1961
1,048,000
449,000
990,000
1,426,000
534,000
420,000
938,000
7,000
Sale
10
Guardian Investors Corp—
33
Sept. 10 34
Sept. 7
101 % Sept. 26 102)4 Sept. 13
9154 Sept. 5 93
Sept,13
83)4 Sept. 20 88
101H Sept, 26 102
8854 Sept. 27 93
88)4 Sale
Sale
69
8*
10154' Sale
9254 Sale
~92)4 Sale
"88)4 Sept."*3 '9054~Sept?19
92
Sept. 20
76)4 Sept. 20
Sept. 16
7954 Sept. 11
Sept. 9
Sept. 4
Sept. 12
Sept. 9
56
Sept ."30 59)4 Sept.
85)4 Sept. 18 104)4 Sept.
103m Sept. 5 10454 Sept.
Jan.
30
July 27
Aug,
1
8354 Aug.
6
Mar. 29
July 10
112
July 19
106)4 Sept. 12
July 22
Apr. 20
65
July 22
105)4 Aug. 15
105)4 July 11
Mar. 25
101
93
86
Sept. 5 88
11054* Sept. 24 111
106
Sept. 4 106)4
57)4 Sept. 20 60)4
92)4 Mar. 11
July 18
94
74
94
96
6
5
9
Intercontlnents Power Co—
46,000
81,000
38,666
33,000
155,000
179,000
85,000
393,000
476,000
1,000
303,000
369,000
1,553,000
921,000
Deb 6s without warr.. .1948
Int Pow Sec 6Hs series G.1955
7s series
1957
7s series £ registered..1957
'IIZIIIIII "57)4 Sale
7s series P............1953
International Salt 5s....1951
107)4 Sale
60,000
175.000
1,382,000
2,573.000
100k
InterstateNet Gas 6s....1936
26,000
Without warrants......
8,490,000 Interstate Power 5s...._1957
Debenture 6S.........1953
3,102,000
5,000
107)4 Sale
84)4 Sale
Sale
Internal Securities 5s... 1947
Interstate Iron A StT 5 Ms '46
373,000
204,000
Sale
56
53;
573
Sept. 24
Sept. 27
5554 Sept. 23
107
Sept. 27
83
Sept. 20
99
Sept. 4
105
80" " Sale'
79
66)4 Sale
6454 Sale
75)4 Sale
70)4 Sale
7454 Sale
71)4 Sale
Sale
4)4 Mar. 23
77 H Jan. 24
1)4 Mar,
53)4 Sept.
57 X Sept.
60
July
"59)4"Septr 9 5554 Sept.
107)4 Sept. 30 104)4 Apr.
86
Sept. 6
68)4 Jan.
10254 Sept. 26
89
Apr.
60
Sept. 9
64)4 Sept. 10
Sept. 21 105
Sept. 21
77)4 Sept. 20 82)4 Sept. 7
•59)4 Sept. 21 68)4 Sept. 9
85)4 Feb;
5
60
July 27
8054 Feb.
5
108
Apr. 25
88)4 Aug. 2
102 X Sept. 26
10454 May 21 10551 Jan. 18
67
Jan.
2 83)4 Aug. 14
?.
38
Jan.. 2 72
Aug. 14
Interstate Public Service
2,000
15,000
102,000
19,000
•v
29,000
83,000
36.000
5s series D............ 1956
4 Ms series P
..1958
Investment Co of Amer—
5s series A with warr..1947
118,000
381,000 v: Without warrants.;....
2,300,000 Iowa-Nebraska LAP 5s..1957
655,000
Isotta Fraschlnl 7s
3,000
62,000
1,266,000
i 50,000
1,000
mm «» 4*
W-
57,000
273,000
7,000
47,000
123,000
50,000
28,000
151,000
170,000
66,000
24,000
36,000
92,000
61,000
45,000
658,000 Kansas Gas A Elec 6s....3023
1,388,000 Kansas Power 5s A......1947
647,000 Kansas Pow A Lt 5s B
1957
6s aeries A............1955
444,000
2,478,000 Kentucky Utilities 5s....l9bV
1,946,000
5s................__..196I
1,316,000
6Ms series D..........1948
5Ms series P..........1955
519,000
457,000 Kimberly Clark 5s A.i;..194i
1,495,000 Koppers Gas A C deb Ss.1947
Deb 5Ms........-...a.l950
994,000
531,000 Kresge (S S) Co 5s C o d._1945
18,000
1,000
236.000
3,000
79,000
153,000
35,000
52,000
43,000
10,000
34,000
98
17,000
2,000
1,000
317,000
8,000
7,000
6s
.2026
918,000 Long Island Ltg 6s
1945
488,000 Los Angeles Gas A Blec 5s *61
67,000
5s....................l939
m*
100,000
mm
>*•••<
mm
4M seriesC......
see page
56*
'
Jan.
2
47)4 Jan.
2
52
92
91
88
86
100
82 X
41
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7951 July 19
76X July 19
15 10054 Aug. 14
24 100)4 July
3
3 10354 May
7
4 103)4 May
6
3 106
July 27
2 10054 Aug.
Aug. 27
6
83)4 Apr. 29
10454
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
104)4
Sale"
101
Sale
Sale
107
115)4 Sale
97)4 Sale
106)4 Sale'
87)4 Sale
8754 Sale
..1961
Sept. 10
60
40)4 Sept. 21
47
^3^4 Sale
"88"" Sale"
89)4 Sale
100)4 Sale
92)4 Sale
10354 Sale
103)4 Sale
80)4 Sale
r-
1
983
1033
-
•! \
v
10654
Sale'
Sale
99)4 Sale
103)4 Sale
104
Sale
105 '
Sale
10654 Sale
107)4 Sale
i09"* Sale"
102
Sale
95
June
8
Aug. 24
66)4 Feb.
6
48
June
7
Sept. 7
May 9 57
107
Mar. 21
Sept. 10 105)4 Apr. 26 108
105
Sept. 3 101X Jan. 12 10554 July
0
102)4 Sept. 9
July 13
9354 Jan.
2 105
107"
Sept, 20 106)4 Jan.
4 107)4 July
3
11354 Sept.
93
Sept.
105
Sept.
115
107)4
88)4
89)4
101)4
86
87
Sept,
Sept,
Sept,
99)4 Sept
90)4 Sept
10334 Sept
55
97
r*
107
94
104)4
10454
104)4 Sept
105)4
102)4
10054 Sept
80
105
Sept. 3
90
Sept., 9
7754
Sept. 5 100
Sept, 13 105
Sept.11
62)4
Sept. 28
62)4
Sept. 11
73
69 '
Sept. 17
Sept.17 102'
Sept, 6 101)4
Sept. 4 103
Sept. 6 100
Sept.11 83
Sept. 6
Sept.14 100
Sept.14
Sept. 19 107)4 Sept. 7
Jan.
ir
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
July
Jan.
Jan.
91)4 July
Jan.
Jan.
105
98
Jan,
104)4 Sept. 17
Feb.
104 H Sept. 6
105)4 June 28
103)4 Feb. 25
Feb.
Aug.
56)4 Apr.
100
11554 Aug, 20
July 10
July
8
Jam.
Jan.
91)4 Jan.
1 84
18 101
2 108
July
July
Aug. 13
Mar. 12
June 22
.
Sale
10154 Sale
Aug. 28
40
Sept. 26
Sept.10
103)4 Sept. 21
101
Sept. 21
106)4 Sept. 4
100
Sale*
55
Sept. 13
51
107
103)4 Sept
104)4 Sale
10054 Sale
10554
Sept. 10
;
106
51
6s....................1942
5 Ms series E..........1947
101,000
135,000
5Ma series P..........1943
5 M* series 1....
413,000
....1949
4,157,000 Louisiana Pow A Lt 5s.i. 1957
146,000 Louisville (Ky) G A £ 6s A *37
For footnotes
9954 Sept, 9
99 r Sept. 12
Sept. 4 103)4 Septi 25
101
Sept. 5 102
Sept. 11
104)4 Sept. 27 105)4 Sept, 6
98)4 Sept 30 99)4 Sept. 3
4154 Sept. 20 4654 Sept. 9
60
Sale
43
Corp 6 M*.. 1935
Leonard Tletz Inc 7 M*—1946
Without warrants......
63,000
1,058,000 Lexington Utll 5s.......1952
2,389,000 LIbby McNeill A Libby 5s 1943
276,000 Lone Star Gas Corp 5s...1942
288,000
Sale
Sale
104
9954 Sale
702,000 Laclede Gas Light 5MS..1935
5,539,000 Lehigh Pow Secur
Sept.
72)4 Sept.
101
Without warrants.......
Italian Superpower 6S...1963
Without warrants....
Larutan Gas
77
1943
466,000 J acksonvilleGas 5s stmpdl942
95,000 Jamaica Wat Sup 5M« A.1955
1,232,000 Jersey Cent P A L 5a B...1947
6,012,000
4Ms series C
.1961
190,00 Jones A Laughlln Steel 5s '39
8,000
Sept. 20
Sept. 20
9954 Sept. 9
99
Sept, 12
w «
•
6s Series B............1961
572,000 Iowa Pow A Lt 4Ms A...1958
1,894,000 Iowa Pub Serv 5s........1957
362,000 Isarco Hydro-fil 7s
....1952
67,000
•
73
69
102
'•
Sale
36
Sept. 20 38)4
98)4 Sept. 6 99)4
10254 Sept. 16 104
104
Sept. 10 104)4
10454
106)4
106)4
108)4
10854
105)4
105K
10154
Sept. 24
Sept. 4
Sept. 24
Sept. 18
Sept.11
Sept.21
Sept. 7
Sept.24
101
Sept.18
106)4 Sept.17
10554
10754
10754
108)4
109
Sept; 26
Sept. 11
Sept. 5
Sept. 25
Sept. 4
Sept.12
Sept. 3
Sept. 12
Sept.' 3
Sept. 18
Sept. 7
10554
105)4
102)4 Sept.11
102 ** Sept,
3
10654 Sept.11
40 X
100)4
104)4
10534
10?I
Feb.
16
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
11
5
21
20
19
Mar. 14
Feb. 15
109 X Feb. 28
107 X May
1
Feb. 21
110
103)4 June 29
June 29
13 103
3 108)4 Apr. 24
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v.'
In
Since
September
HEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
132,000
J
288,000
23,000
t 133,000
89,000
V
62,000
{
39,000
'
116,000
242,000
100,000
■■r 125,000
1
25,000
293,000
144,000
y 289,000
:
127,000
■,( 172,000
/
,
:
GaiCo5H«-——*1^6
McCord Rad & Mfg
6s
Memphis P & L Ssser A..1948
Met Edison 4s series E-..197I
5s series P.. 1962
Petrol 6 4* A. 1945
Middle West Util—
1st
mtge
Middle Sts
58,000
68,000
304,000
■''f.r 18,000
92,000
I i'
■
.
'
'
20,000
♦
V,
,
295,000
rj
20,000
.
205,000
98,000
317,000
t 459,000
i 326,000
52,000
\ 140,000
■iS. 65,000
(X 70,000
/:
78,000
i. 214,000
247,000
>
9,000
.
*T
■i
■899,000
9~66O
76,000
.
v.
9,000
13,000
8,000
523,000
74,000
<
I.
.
*
23,000
118,000
1
c
,
148,000
188,000
i .73,000
*•
41,000
1
114,000
200,000
5,
47,000
;
8,000
72,000
?! 67,000
1
35,000
4 137,000
179,000
91,000
4,232,000
809,000
531,000
(1,862,000
2,657,000
2,616,000
V 913,000
;
438,000
,
,
4
f
i.
72,000
5,513,000
i
233,000
47,000
3,952,000
201,000
2,878,000
422,000
4
28,000
1,000
279,000
23,000
173,000
'
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.
653,000
:
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;
,
.
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10,000
26,000
145,000
254,000
387,000
35,000
90,000
20,000
-
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56
.
..
1054
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102
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77
108
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73
.
.
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"85"", Sale' "854 Sale'
3
Sept. 11
624 Jan.
2
17
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
July
Jan.
Aug.
964 July
3 1014 July
1064 Jan.
1014 Jan.
414 Jan.
914 July
934 July
Aug.
16
16
16
16
11
9
6
23
19
10
29
6
2 1084 May 28
2 1074 Sept. 14
Feb. 21
19 58
86
Jan.. 4 105
Sept. 19
574 Jan. 19 874 July 24
1044 Mar. 6 1074 Jan. 23
5
.Sept.
5
5 1084 Apr.
June 26
2
.
16
'54 Aug. 19
'
.
v
70
Sept.
714 Aug. 12
Sept.
7
7
474 Mar. 15
70
48
Mar. 14
704 Sept.
764 Sept.
7
7
47
Mar. 15
714 Aug. 13
714 Aug. 12
81
July
8
5
71
5
3
674 Sept. 19
594 Sept. 13
11
20
25
10
30
1074 Sept. 12
1054 Sept. 12
1024 Sept. 3
108
Sept. 3
"Sept." 13
894 Sept. 10
1014 Sept. 9
804 Sept. 18
42
Sept. 20
1054 Sept. 3
984 Sept. 3
984 Sept. 27
934 Sept. 3
1064 Sept. 18
1054 Sept. 26
454 Sale
107.
Sale
1074 Sale
103
Sale
71:
54
1044
Sale
1034 Sale' 1024 Sept. 17
103
Sept. 21
984 Sept. 16
994 Sept
4
97
Sept. 16
344 Sept. 3
65
Sale
994 Sale
95
Sale
,
v
80
95
103
Sept. 13
Sept. 19
Sept. 26
SeptT23
1064 Sept. 16 1074 Sept. 28
1064 Sept. 18 1084 Sept. 11
"99": Sale"
-
1024 Apr. 30 1064 Feb. 11
103
Apr. 12 1054 Feb.
2
1004 Jan.
5 1044 May 14
714 Jan. 15 98 4 Sept. 11
614 Jan. 15
894 Aug. 7
34 Mar. 14
164 Aug. 17
Aug. 28
1014 Jan.
7 117
May
7
1074 Jan.
3 111
90
Jan.
3 1024 July 15
67
1
Apr. 18 854 Aug.
1004 Jan. 10 1094 May 21
104
July 27
May 27 105
Sept. 3
Sept. 17
Sept. 4
Sept. 20
Sept. 4
Sale
v
Sept. 3
Sept. 5
Sept. 28
Sept. 11
Sept. 5
Sept. 3
Sept. 3
Sept. 6
Sept.
7
Sept. 12
Sept. 10
894 Sept. 11
Sept. 5
Sept. 5
Sept. 6
1014
884
474
106
101
100
96
Sept. 3
Sept. 16
Sept. 11
Sept. 19
1074 Sept. 30
108
Sept. 4
544 Mar. 15
574 Mar. 13
474 Jan.
9
60
Aug. 27
304 Jan.
2
85
July
May
88
674
634
77
Jan.
5
974
1034 Mar. 12 1074
894 Jan.
2 1054
Sept.
July
June
May
July
85
Jan.
3 1024 July
994 Jan.
3 1084 June
1044 Jan.
2 112
Apr.
May
994 Jan.
2 106
Mar.
106 4 Sept. 16 110
1054 Apr. J7 1094 Feb.
.
.
824 Feb.
1004 Jan.
1
8
3
19
8
11
22
5
8
11
23
22
6
28
June 25
90
3 1024 June 20
89
Aug. 20
444 Mar. 21
,
204 Mar. 25 48 * Aug. 17
994 Jan.
7 1064 June 29
Sept. 16
77
Jan.
4 101
July
5
764 Jan. 15 101
96
Sept. 19
714 Jan. 15
1014 Jan.
3 1074 Aug. 3
Sept. 4
100
Jan.
3 108
"
90
-
97
344
84
.
Sale
"37"" Sale'
84'
474
,
"954 Sale"
364 Sept. 11
.924 Sale
924 Sept. 23
Sale
104
106 .Sale
1064
Sale"
i044 Sale"
834
109
" Sale
P
109
.
Sale
1044 Sale
63
63 ?
40
107
1044
1054
Sale" 105"" Sale'
103
<
Sale
784 Sale
874 Sale
454
1044
1024
77
854
'
105
65
1064
824
Sale
Sale"
105
106
l6I"
1034 Sept. 26'
1044 Sept. lli
1004 Sept. 261
100
Sept. 6
a94 Septj.
;
v
Sept. 30 1054 Sept. 7
Sept. 23 1074 Sept. 11
1174 Sept. 13 1184 Sept. 14
6
1054 Sept. 21 1074 Sept. 13
1054
Sale
1064 Sale
954
Sale
954 Sale
1134 Sale
814 Sale
!
6s....1938
85
62
103
Sale
57
98
Sale
67
1970
,
80"~ Sale
•
514
28
96
Jan.
974 Jan.
1044 Apr.
104
4 Sept.
1054 Jan.
994 Jan.
1004 Jan.
99
Jan.
904 Jan.
3 1054 July
3 1064 June
11 1084 Jan.
26 1064 May
7 1104 July
June
3 105
4 1074 Sept.
2 1054 Sept.
1
7
6
31
28
12
9
3 104
June 20
Sept. 7
Sept. 25
Jan.
2
82
654 Jan.
7
89
48
15
'
106"" Sale" 1054 Sale" 1054 Sept. 27 1064 Sept.
1
97
28
824
35
90
72
104
4 104
4 105
744 Jan.
394 Sept. 18
954 Sept. 9
91
.
7
July
8
July
1
5 1004 Sept. 26
June 20 1004 Aug. 13
Sept.16 994 Sept. 7
39
Sept. 17
Jan.
2
394 Sept. 19
Jan.
3
Jan.
2 964 Aug. 27
88
Jan.
904 Jan.
Sept. 17
39
Sept. 3
1064 Sept. 6
1064 Sept. 25
106
Sept. 7
Sept. 23 1094 Sept. 13
Sept. 27
Sept. 11 105
Sept. 20 1074 Sept. 12
Sept. 20 1054 Sept. 9
Sept. 5 1034 Sept. 11
82
Sept. 7
Sept. 20
89
Sept. 25
Sept. 17
1024 Sept. 21
1054 Sept. 21
106
Sept. 24
1044 Sept. 26
106
'••684
1941
Penn Electric 4s series F.1971
•ib*
„66
69T.
,,
3 106
794 Jan.
884 Jan.
Mar. 15 103
Sale
Sale
Sale
44
514
524
494
69
,
944 Jan.
94
1054
984
984
93 4
184
71
-
.
69
102
954 Sept. 3
1124 Sept. 17
80
Sept. 3
1024 Sept. 17
100
Sept. 19
"974 Sale" 97
Sept. 24
1024 Sept. 5
"93"" Sale" 93
Sept. 28
974 Sept. 16
1134 Sept. 30
84
Sept. 7
103
Sept. 3
100
Sept. 19
99
Sept. 12
1034 Sept. 26
964 Sept. 11
July 12
994 Jan. 12 106
8
101
Jan.
4 1074 June
1064 Mar. 16 1064 Mar. 16
1114 Jan.
3 1204 July 31
1054 Sept. 27 1084 Jan. 19
1004 Jan.
2 1074 June 21
87
110
574
102
924
844
July 30
Apr. 10
July 11
June 24
June 10
July 10
7 1054 June 24
July 10
4 98
Mar. 15
994
Jan. 12 117
864
Jan.
3
Jan. 25 1044
Jan.
3 1004
Jan.
4 1004
934 Jan.
744 Jan.
1958
6s series C—.........1957
974 Sale
§?*
35
92~" Sale
1054
1054
1966
Phlla Elec Power 54s
1972
Rspld Transit 6S..1962
Sale"
1064
74
924
Sale"
Sale"
664
60
1054 Sale"
86
89
103
96
91
Sept. 5
Sept.16
1054 Sept. 9
105
Sept. 23
106
Sept. 21
1024 Sept. 9
1054 Sept. 25
107
1144
564 :
684;
Peoples Lt A Pow 5s—.1979
Phila Electric Co 5s
Sale"
-
1942
5s
1074
'■
v
814
254
,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1044 Sept.
Jan.
Sept.
102 4
107""; Sale"
63;.
-
Jan.
72
91..
1024
944
814
104
1164
-
994
;
7
194
8
194
18 194
19 194
10 82
30 1084
Jan.
5
44
44
44
624
2l
9 1044
5 1044
Sept. 10 1034
984
Sept. 3
874
Sept. 23
144
Sept. 21
Sept. 7 1164
110
Sept. 5 111
1004 Sept. 4 102
844
814 Sept. 4
1074 Sept. 24 1084
104
654
654
75
Sale
724
774
784 Sale ;
664 Sept.
63
Sept.
644 Sale
56
Sept.
,574 Sale
894 Sept.
1064 Sale" 1064 Sept.
1044 Sept.
1044 Sale
102
Sale, 1004 Sept.
1074 Sale 1074 Sept.
...
104:
•
r
.
6 1004 Sept. 19
10 894 Sept. 25
Sept. 19
Sept. 3 105
<844 Sept. 23 854 Sept. 23
1064 Sept. 19 1074 Sept. 16
96
;
Park A TUford 6s
1936
Penn Cent Lt A Pow 44* 1977
Phils
664 Sale
664 Sale
.664 Sale
88
166,000 Penn Water A Pow 4 4*—1968
5,455,000
1,418.000
489,000
1,237,000
224,000
67
1955
A Pow 5s
Sale
Sale
-
83
-
Sale
Sale
78
734
634
5n
.1940
400,000
3.077.000 Peoples Ges Lt A Coke 4e B'81
»
664 Sale
664 Sale
664 Sale
754 Sale
*
1952
1,607,000
54s series B
...1959
3,566,000
1,244,000 Penn-Ohio PAL 54* A.1954
315,000 Penn Power Co 5s.......1956
304,000 Penn Pub Serv 6s G— 1947
5s series D—..........1954
166,000
85,000 Penn Telep Corp 5s C—1960
■
101
1084 Sale
—
25
195»
-195h
Without warrants
'
1164 Sale"
Sale
82
19o0
Penn-Ohio Edison 4s
'X 28,000
148,000
55,000
ii, 12,000
s;
47.000
16,000
r- 5,000
824 Sale
124 Sale
Sale
Sale
1034
...1945
Pacific Power A Light 5s
Palmer Corp of La
144
1164
60
1970
Without warrants—..—.
Pacific Ltg
Sale
85
.
50
54s series E
1961
624,000
2,267,000 Oklahoma Gas A El 5s... 1950
6s series A
.....1940
1,336,000
1,209,000 Okla Pow A Water 5s A..1948
/
89
66
'1
"954 Sale' '954 Sale'
'
324
,
7
1044 Sept.
"
44* series D
195 •
316,000 Ohio Public Serv 6s C—._ 1953
5s series D
.........1954
1,057,000
18,000
6,000
'■
104 .-Sale
1044 Sale
334
334
464
:
7
164 Sept.
804 Sept. 11
30 1064 Sept. 4
5 1044 Sept. 30
Sept. 19
3 95
103
/
1,002,000
48,600
904
1004
.
,34k.'"':
.
....— —
414,000 Pacific Coast Power 5s...1940
1,461,000 Pacific Gas A El 1st 44S.1957
44s series E reg
1957
1,000
1st A ref 6s B
.....1941
984,000
1st A ref 5s D.........1955
709,000
1st A ref 44s F
1960
1,494,000
Pacific Investing 5s A—1948
67
1054 Mar.
J
85
■
GAB 6s..—1952
Serv 5s
196i.
D
-1969
356,000 Oswego Falls Co 6s..
11 1024 Sept. 19
Sept. 14
19 108
30 1074 Sept. 14
Sept. 26
20 55
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
164 Sept.
21
21
3
-
64
Nor Ind Pub
..
1004
1064
1064
514
21
44 Sept. 17
83
.-195*
Nor Ohio PAL 54s
Sale"
55. VSale
.35
.
5% notes 193b
Nor Ohio Trac A Lt 5s—
1064
Sale
T1TT.
M
Nor Indiana
58 series
.
107"" Sale" 107~ Sale"
61 {
5 4s • f deb ser A—...1956
Nor Cont Util 54s A.....1948
44s E
Sale
Sale"
Sale
52
Sale
Sale
1034 Sale, 1044 Sale
42
—1950
Nippon Elec Pow 64*-
*
<98'
r
RR 44S-1950
Nor Amer LAP
;
•
..—.1949
6s series A
107
914
934
stamped..—.......1942
N Y Pa A Ohio
324
874
854
7
7
24
2i7
,
1954
N Y Cent Elec 54s
89
90
102
\
v
Serv 44* '35
442,000 Ohio Power 5s series B .
■62,000
86,000
f
5s
Sale
Sale
1074
944
(934
194>*
5s—........1956
New Engl Pow Assn 5s...1948
Deb 5 4s—-
Sale
Sale
874
894
58
Conv deb
1,799,000 Ogden Ges Co 5s
3,284,000 Ohio Edison Co 5s
*
6
924
144 Sale
144 Sale
Sale
1044 Sale
1044 Sale
934 Sale
1004 Sale
80
474
,
.
16,000
8Q,000
i
104
33
5s
New Orleans Pub
Sale
Sale
106
954
704
.
90,000
ti 181,000
34,000
i 1 52,000
46,000
102,000
<
14,000
133,000
i:
74,000
*
88,000
47,000
7
"784 Sale"
864
„
-
f
4
"154 Sale"
164 Sept.
164 Sept.
134 Sept.
134 Sept.
134 Sept.
134 Sept.
784 Sept.
1044 Sept.
1034 Sept.
924 Sept.
984 Sept.
854 Sept.
89
Sept.
" Sale
15
40
5sl947
Nor States Power
54% notes.
1940
1,484,000
44S
1961
4,897,000
1,801,000 Northwest Electric 6s... 1935
6s ctfs of dep
...
1935
185,000
6s stamped
..—1945
72,000
1960
:> 326,000 Norrhwit Pow 6s A
Certificates of deposit
:
200,000
1,853,000 Nor'west Pub Serv 5s A.-1957
•
V
'■
G A Elec Assn
Sale
99
6,767,000 N Y P A L Corp 1st 4 4S..1967
1980
4,567,000 N Y State E A G 44s
378,000
54s
1962
48,000 N Y A Westchester Ltg 5s '54
4s
1.2004
»
351,000
433,000 Niagara Falls Power 6s.. 1950
5s series A.————1959
160,000
"
V
New Eng
884 Sale
Sale
16
67
64
1,434,000 Narragansett Blec Co 5s.. 1957
5s series B
1957
324,000
60,000 Nassau A Suffolk Ltg 5s. 1945
2,737,000 Nat Pow A Lt 6s "A"—2026
Deb 5s series B
—2030
5,075,000
6,345,000 Nat Pub Serv 5s C O D—1978
434,000 Nebraska Power 6s...... 2022
573,000
4*s
1981
669,000 Nelsner Bros Realty 6s.. 1948
3,862,000 Nevada Calif Elec 5s.....1956
; 465,000 New Amsterdam Gas 5s.. 1948
5s registered
...1948
4,000
4,319,000
1,381,000
4,477,000
4,584,000
4,107,000
4,426,000
364,000
1,556,000
,? 321,000
,
4
;
85
34
.
J
Sale
Sale
I67" Sale" 1064 Sale
34
r
106,000
8,000
*
15,000
i 185,000
297,000
V; 603,000
r
24,000
*30,ooo
t,
88,000
103
102
63
90
*
.
; -r
.
894 Sale
1024 Sale
-
Sale Prices
37
36
•i'
<
it
854 Sale
34
4
«
Sale
86
34
,
t 269,000
36
Sept. 23
36
Sept. 23
924 Sept. 30
944 Sept. 5
854 Sept. 21 894 Sept. 11
894 Sept. 3
87
Sept. 18
1024 Sept. 3 1034 Sept. 12
1014 Sept. 20 1024 Sept. 13
1064 Sept. 18 1074 Sept. 4
884 Sept. 27
844 Sept. 4
94~" Sale" ~924 Sale
so
70
33
70
63
73
46
-.1955
1943
5s
.
X. 77,000
4
1941
—1941
Ex-warrants
7s
Mass
'
664 Feb.
8
Aug.
8
Sept. 23
June 21
2
Mar. 27 1024 Jan.
June 27
Sept. 21 96
Aug. 12
May
7 91
Jan.
3 1044 June 21
Jan.
2 103
July 18
Jan.
2 1074 July 30
Jan.
3
884 Sept. 27
July
1
June 21
33
\
Highest
-
Sale Prices
50
614 Sept. 17
3
564 Sept.
574 Sale
Sale
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
564
224
33
324
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
Bid
1st A re# 5s
1955
1,719,000
2,485,000 Mississippi Pow 5s
..1955
3,949,000 Miss Power Be Light 5s...1957
Mississippi Rlter FuelWithout warrants
322,000
1951
628,000 Miss River Power 5s
540,000 Missouri PAL 5Hl A--.-1955
2,394,000 Missouri Pub Serv 5s A-.1947
Monongahela West Penn Pub
Service 5Mis B..'
1953
3,145,000
82,000 Montana Dakota Pow 54i *44
1,257,000 Montreal L H A P 5s "A" 1951
i 812,000
5s series B
—...1970
Munson Steamship Line
V, 174,000
6Mis with warrants—1937
208,000
H
Sept.301935
5s ctfs of dep..-.——1932
1,221,000
5s ctfs of dep.---—1933
1,610,000
5s ctfs of dep
1934
1,515,000
5s ctfs of dep...-—1935
1,609,000
1943
531,000 Midland Valley RR 5s
1,231,000 Milwaukee G L 4Ms- —1967
2,600,000 Minneapolis Gas Lt 4 H*-1950
1978
2,951,000 Minn Pow & Lt 44*
i
<
■
Mansfield M & S 7s
'.
I*
i
to
Manitoba
11,000
3,000
1.855,000
2,804,000
442,000
1,409,000
2,107,000
838,000
274,000
)' ~~2~000
r
■
July 1 1933
j
BONDS (ContinueA)
PoWtir
1,216,000
195,000
:;
1
range since JAN. I
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
sales
aggregate
1
YORK CURB EXCHANGE
NEW
54
"854 Sale"
Sale
74 Sale
102
1044
1094
100
103
Sale
54 Sale
Sale" 116"" Sale"
88
444
Sept. 17
5
Sept. 5
1014 Sept. 4
5
Sept. 18
1124 Sept. 5
1084 Sept. 21
88
Sept. 30
Sale" 1124 Sept.
854 Sile
Sale
85
Sept. '9
Sept. 18
664 Jan.
1064 Sept. 19
106
Sept. 13
1074 Septi 4
1024 Sept. 9
1034 Jan.
105
Apr.
100
Jan.
Sept. 18
1034 Jan.
98
94
106
Sept.10
1144 Sept. 30
874 Sept. 14
109
103
Sept. 12
74"Sept.
3
1134 Sept. 20
1104 Sept. 7
904 Sept. 13
614 Jan.
95
Jan.
4 1014 Aug. 19
96
July
5
2
8 1064 Mar. 8
12 1084 Feb. 26
July
3
5 108
Aug.
5
3 106
5 1074 July 31
Sept. 10
2 109
3 1144 July 23
89
July
3
4
Sept. 12
2 103
84 Aug. 17
14 Mar. 12
1114 May 10 1144 Mar. 4
1074 Apr. 18 1114 July 18
754 Jan.
2 904 Sept. 13
1054 May
1104 Jan.
72
89
Jan.
Jan.
Phlla Suburb Coo GAB
9,000
<.33,000
4
122,000
107.000
4,000
44*—1957
267,000
120,000 Phlla Suburb Water 5a—1955
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co
6 4a class A..—.......I960
804,000
1,460,000 Piedmont A Northern 5a. 1954
169,000 Pittsburgh Coal 6s......1949
i*t A refunding
«
4
For footnote aee page 60.
98
954
:
5 1064 Sept.
Sept.
1024 Sept. 19 103
1064 Sept.
...
39
43
69
89
101
Sale
Sale
434 Sale
5
4
Sept. 9
Sept. 6 47
Sept. 3 1024 Sept. 18
Sept. 5
1064 Sept. 24 107
39
101
Mar. 15
1064 July 12 109
1024 Sept. 19 1064 Mar. 29
39
Sept.
934 Jan.
1054 Jan.
6 754 Jan.
July
4 103
3(
31
3
1084 Feb. 21
OCT., 1935]
AGGREGATE
NEW
SALES
$
JiONDS
Sept. 3
194&
Poor tk Co 6s
1*39
4Ha aeries F
--.,.1991
Potomac Clec Power 5s..1936
119 .000 Potrero Sugar 1st 7s
88,000
7s stamped...
Ask Bid
Sale
96
Ask
964
814
1064 Sale
1064 Sale
1024 Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
954 Sept. 27
Sale
105
Sale
107
Sale
105
103
Sale
1024 Sept.
Sept.10 107
3 103
Pub Service Co of N J
304
1044
Sale
132
Sale
944 Sept. 4 964 Sept. 13
30
Sept. 26 31
c*ept. 24
1044 Sept. 24 165
Sept. 6
Sale
—
6% perpetual certificates
494,000 Pub Serr of Nor Ills 8s C.I966
1,884,000
5s
1956
1,142,000
44> series D
1978
1,817,000
44s series E.......... 1980
4,818.000
4Vis series F
..1981
2,331,000
64* series H
.1952
1,753,000 Pub Serv of Okla 5s D...1957
736,000
5s series C
...1961
1,064,000 Pub Serr Subsld
A..1949
7,886,000 Puget Sound PAL 54« 1949
2,202,000
5s series C
19M»
4,415,000
4Hs series D
....1950
551,000 Quebec Power 5s....
..1968
700,000 Queens Boro G ABSHs 1952
186,000
416s
1958
Jan.
6
June 12
41
68
76
Jan.
1
57
784 Mar. 28
884
14 1034
1044 Jan.
Sale
95
.1954
ofNHim B..I957
984 Jan.
35
15 1044
674 Feb. 28 884
994 Jan. 18 1064
934 Jan. 12 1074
1024 Sept. 3 1054
34
1034 Sale
Sale Prices
984 Apr.
57
Sept. 10
854 Sept. 14
4 1034 Sept. 30
844 Sept.
101
Sept.
Highest
Sale Prices
89
Apr.
5
25
June 14
"53" Sept."25
6Hs series A
....1942
Power Securities Corp 6s. 1949
Prussian Elec 6s
Sept, 5
Sept.12
1324 Sale
1064 Sale'
100
Sale
1074 Sale
1004 Sale
100
100
Sale
Sale
1664 Sale'
1044
984
804
764
734
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1044
Sale
1034 Sale'
814 Sale
774 Sale
744 Sale
I3I4
1034
l66
994
994
994
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
133
Sept. 17
1044 Sept. 11
1074 Sept. 30
l6l4 Sept.
1014 Sept. 11
1014 Sept. 11
103
Sept.
1034 Sept.
97
Sept.
784 Sept.
76
Sept.
714 Sept.
4 104
Sept. 24
18 1044 Sept. 17
25 994 Sept. 14
21 824 Sept.
79
21
Sept.
75 1 Sept. 19
21
104
984
Sale
Sept. 20 1044 Sept. 23
984 Sept. 7 994 Sept. 13
1064 Sept. 24 1064 Sept. 24
1
'
Lowest
Sale Prices
97
Sept 14
26
Sept. li 264 Sept. 28
1034 Sept.
1044 Sept. 26
814 Sept. 24 85
Sept. 7
105
Sept. 30 1064 Sept. 3
1947
5**8..1947
725,000
Lowest
1034 Sale
Power Corp of Can 44s B 1959
Power Corp of N Y
Pub Ser
RANGE SINCE JAN.
19*7
.........
194,000
1,046.000
9,000
1,075,000
190,000
330,000
Sept. 30
1953
Portland Gat A Coke 8a. 1940
Potomac BdlaonSa ear &.195*
55
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Bid
—
Plttiburgh Steel 6»
Pomeranla Rlec Co
EXCHANGE
July 1 1933
Sept.301935
932.000
158,000
411,000
1,469,000
835,000
943,000
177,000
CURB
Low from
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
v-
YORK
9
Feb.
7
Sept. 26
July 19
July 26
July 24
Jan. 31
Aug. 15
Sept.10
Jan. 28
Sept. 30
Jan.
5
Sept. 13
4 1044
Feb.
5
964
Feb. 19
294 Aug.
8 42
104
Jan. 23 1064 May
6
76
118
Jan.
89
Jan.
133
Sept.17
1054 July
5
16
104
July
9
103
July
9
5
1024 July
107
May
7
104
July
8
1044 July 23
994 Aug. 12
6
844 July
83 ; July
6
6
774 July
904 Jan.
81
1094 July
Jan.
804 Jan.
80
Jan.
984
934
944
794
554
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
534 Jan.
504 Jan.
101
Apr.
4 1054 July
9
86
Jan.
102
Jan.
3 100
May 13
14 1064 Mar.
6
92
82
Jan.
25
69
404 Mar. 20
394 Mar. 15
704 Aug.
1
704 July 31
314 Mar. 25
55
Reliance Management 5s.1954
44,000
With warrants..........
102,000 Republic Gas Corp 6s A .1945
1,924,000
Certificates of deposit
147,000 Kochesrer Cent Pow 6s a 1953
163,000 Rochester Ry A Lt 5s....1954
214,000 Ruhr Gas Co 616s
1953
96,000 Rubr Housing 64s A....1958
1,823,000
640,000
2,124,000
56,000
153,000
St Louis Gas A Coke 6s..194?
Safe Harbor Water Pr 4V6s 79
San Ant Pub Serv 5s
1958
117,000
6s
124 Sale
106
438,000 Serve! Inc 5s
1948
3,458,000 Shawlnlgan W AP416S..1967
747,000
416s series B.......... 1968
689,000
5s series C............167a
1,044,000
44s series D
...1970
179,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s... 1947
.
2025
-Sou Calif Edison ref 5s..1952
Ref Mtge 5s
1964
....
34«
May 1 1960
316s B
July 11960
Sou Calif Gas Corp 5s...1937
Sou Calif Gas Co 5s
1957
5>6s Series B
1961
Southern Counties Gas
of California 4V6s.....1968
1,120,000
294,000 Southern Ind G A E 54«. 1957
2,325,000 Southern Indiana Ry 4s. 1951
2,803,000 Southern Nat Gas 6s..
1944
Stamped
1944
Southwestern G A ft 6s
1957
5s series B............1957
Southwestern L A P 5s .1957
S'western Nat Gas 6s....1945
South
10*4 Sale
514 Sale
99 4
wester a
P
%
I
6s
29 It
994
94
1054
Sale"
Sale
5s without warrants...1937
Stand Power A Lt 6s.... 1957
Standard Telep 54s A...1943
974 Sale
98
Sale
6s
2022
1,267,000
5s
194'
741,000 Thermold Co 6sstamped.l937
2,430,000 Tide Water Power 5s A...1976
Toledo Edison Go—
2,386,000
1st mtge gold 5s
1962
5,302,000 Twin City Rap Tr 9 4« A 1932
717,000 Ulen A Cola stamped ..1944
47,000
6s 2d stamped...
1944
155,000 Unioo Amer Invest 6s A. 1948
Sale
Sale
Sale
"954 Sale'
894
Sale'
89..
Sale
Sale
914 Sale
884 Sale
100
Sale
6
June 14
144 Aug. 16
1054 May 15 1094 June 27
924 Jan
2 105
July
8
June 26
1074 Jan.
2 126
108
Jan. 14
Sept. 17 111
Sept.
Sept.
194 Sept.
10°
Sept.
484 Sept.
1054 Sept.
974 Sept.
974 Sept.
1624 Sept.
974 Sept.
66
Sept.
95
93
Sale
Sale
"464 Sale"
48
Sale
Sale
414
414
924
Sale
Sale
Sale
53
Sale
404 Sale
60
Sale
54
Sale
54
46
Sale
41
50
Sale
40
Sale
1024 Sale
1054 Sale
1024 Sale
Feb.
11
11
Sept. 24
5
214
2 103
2
53
15 1064
Sept. 11
96
Sept. 20
974 Sept. 28
934 Sale
42
994 Sale
i024 Sale
warrants....
Sale
954 Sale
594 Sale'
53
Sale
.
A............1951
Deb fcs series A
.1*73
56J
Sept. 30
Sept. 25
1654 Sept.
28
Sale
Sept. 5
804 Sept. 19
42
Sept.
984 Sept.
Sept.
1014 Sept.
101
Sept.
1054 Sept.
864 Sept.
954 Sept,
Jan.
Jan.
60
Sept
Sept.
51
3
9
Sept. 7
Sept. 28
Sept. 5
Sept. 26
94
Sept. 11
Sept. 4
83
1064 Sale
594 Sale
1064 Sept. 30 .108
584 Sept. 4 62
53
Sept. 3 61
59"" Sale* 55
Sept. 5 61
1014 Sept. 10 1014
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
6
12
19
28
10
16
July 31
Aug.
9
June 25
90
4 1014 Aug.
90
98
4
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
914 Apr.
14
1004 Aug. 12
5 1064 July 30
4 101
Aug. 13
47
Jan.
8
73
Jan.
3
63
Aug. 20
964 July 30
2
644 Jan.
994 July
6
105
Aug. 19 1084 Feb. 28
1054 Jan.
4 108
Feb.
974 Sept. 18 984
974 Sept. 1
984
101
Sept.
1024
102
Jan.
2 1064
1024 July 10 1054
3 1064
974 Jan.
iF
494 Sept. 10
994 Sept. 7
264 Sept. 30
104
Sept; 11
1024 Sept. 11
106
Sept. 3
904 Sept.. 5
984 Sept. 20
21
96
284 Jan.
101
1034 Sept. 20
2
964 Jan.
108
Sept. 27 1054 July 29
604 Sept
25
Mar. 28
5
81
984 Sept. 5
Feb.
5
984 Sept. 20
80 4 Feb.
6
87
63 4 Jan.
7
Sept. 4
1044 Sept. 7
93
Jan
2
1044 Sept. 17
Jan.
2
92]
954 Sept. 23
2
Jan.
713
93
60
Jan.
2
Sept. 7
904 Sept. l6
49
Jan.
3
1014 Sept. 9
77
Jan.
3
8
1054 Sept. 13 103
July
574 Sept. 9
Feb
28
Feb. 28
574 Sept. 7
32 ~ Feb.
Sept. 6
7
31
Mar. 18
Sept. 3
934 Sept. 5
2
824 Jan.
954 Sept.18
65
Jan.
18
534 Sept. 3
254 Mar. 15
40
Sept. 6
234 Jan. 24
40
Sept. 30 534
1024 Sept. 3 1034
1054 Sept. 25 1064
1024 Sept. 3 104
92
Jan.
104 Feb.
434 Apr. 15
8
344 May
36
7
May
4
294 May
854 Jan.
1004 Jan.
86
Jan.
2
8
3
6
1014 Aug.
1064 Apr. 23
106
81]
75]
June 14
Jan.
854 Jan.
13 4 Jan.
944'Jan.
Jan.
Aug. 15
Jan.
10
63
Aug. 27
984 Aug.
3
984 Sept. 20
87
July 18
1044 Aug. 26
1044 Sept. 17
954 July 31
954 Aug., 8
91
Aug.
2
1014 Sept. 9
106
Mar. 27
68
Jan.
2
68
Jan.
2
61
Aug. 12
604 Aug. 12
95
May 20
954 June
5
594 Aug. 12
Aug. 17
45
60
Sept.
51
Feb.
3
19
55
Aug.
7
534 Sept. 7
104
Aug. 10
1064 Aug. 22
104
Sept. 26
1044 Jan.
5
1094 July 10
1084 Feb. 11
93
764 Jan.
45 4 Jan.
4
10
8
Feb.
7
Aug. 29
Sept. 28
1044 July
103
July
1064 Aug.
&34 Jan.
13
29
110
26
1034 Jan.
1054 Jan.
Feb.
July
105
404 Aug.
67
Mar. 21
Feb.
1004 July
854 July
Feb.
23
Sept .11
Sept. 10
9
5
7
Aug. *3
984 July
15
2108
2
424 Apr.
1
54
Aug. 27
944 Jan.
7
Sept. 6
644 Au
12
64
July 24
63
Aug. 10
1014 Aug.
7
.
106
1104 Sale
394 Sale
404 Sale
1054 Sept. 7 1054 Sept. 17
1054 Sept 25 1054 Sept. 4
1094 Sept. 26 1154 Sept. 9
394 Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
514 Sept.
484 Sept.
944 Sept.
674 Sept.
33
33
58
Sale
544 Sale
57
Sale
53
Sale
964
Sale
96
Sale
71
Sale
68
Sale
100]
53]
Sale
Sale
5 4s registered........ 1952
....
89
974 Sale
1957
1949
153,000
1st 6s
.......1945
2,064,000 United Lt A Pow 64a
1974
6,757,000
Deb 6s
1975
1,435,000
5 4s
1959
7,650,000 United Lt A Rys 54s
1952
6s series
Sale
984 Sale
264 Sale
1014 Sale
i06~~ Sale'
90
4
108
Sept ."l6 l08
Sept." 16
1074 Sept. 28 1074 Sept. d
1074 Sale
Aug. 16
304 Aug. 30
Sept. 6
Sept. °4
*14 Sept.11
103
Sept. 20
52
Sept. 5
1054 Sept. 19
994 Sept. 3
994 Sept. 4
1044 Sept. 5
994 Sept. 9
624 Sept 16
Sept. 25
Sept. 3
Sept.
Aug. 12
°1
1034 Sept.
1074 Sept.
52
Sept
96
Sept.
974 Sept.
844 Sept.
103
Sept.
103
Sept.
944 Sept.
884 Sept.
85
Sept.
100
Sept.
l64
Sept,
424 Sept.
424 Sept.
374 Sept.
374 Sept.
924 Sept.
94
Sept.
374 Sept.
374 Sept.
Sale
United El Serv (Unes) 7s.1956
Without
105
92
33
1054 Sept. 27 106
Sept. 3
974 Sept. 18 98 4 Sept. 11
974 Sept. 18 984 Sept. 10
101
Sept. 10 1014 Sept. 5
Sale
1967
United Indus 64s.......1941
103
1034 Sale
Jnlon Electric Lt A Pow (Mot
5s series A
1954
286,000
44s
226,000
5s series B
285,000 United Elec of N J 4s
page
98
854
i034 Sale'
Hydro-Electric Co—
706,000
64s without warrants. 195*
5,827,000 Texas Elec Service 5s....196»
223,000 Texas Gas Utilities6s....1945
4,439,000 Texas Power A Lt 5s.....1956
•««
1054 Sale'
974 Sale
524 Sale
974 Sale
Conv 6s...............1935
6s...
...19M
Ternl
For footnote
954 Sale
964 Sale
1054 Sale
1,406,000 l'enn Elec Power 5s...... 1956
711,000 Tenn Pub Serv 5s.......l97«
3,000
1,872,000
926,000
Sale'
Sale
1024 Sale
984 Sale
1054 Sale
1941
Standard Gas A Elec 6s..1935
71,000
war*
349,000
7s stamped
1936
41,000
7s 1946 withou « warrant*
603,000
7s stamped............1946
2,649,000 Super Power of III 44s..l97t
368,000
6s
1961
2,336,000
4 4s
1968
1,580,000 Swift A Co 5s
1940
67,000 Syracuse Ltg 5s B.......1957
86,000
1st A ref 54s
1954
62,000
984
98
Sale"
Sale"
Sale
1614 Sale'
Staley (A E) Mig 6s
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
7s Oct 1 '36 without
336,000
494
994 Sale
S'western Pub Sery 6s A.1945
•
14
Sept. 21
Sept. 9
Sept. 3 1084 Sept. 11
Sept. 19 1034 Sept. 6
Sept 26 124
Sept.10
Sept. 17 110
Sept.11
^0
4,447,000
6s
...196s
397,000 Standard Invest 5*6e_...1939
21,000
1124 Jan.
2 1134 Mar. 4
34
Sept*17 434 Feb. 19
254 Aug. 15 344 Feb. 25
33
S'western Assoc Tel 5s A. 1961
349.000
Sept. 20
674 Sept. 24
Sept. 3
52
Sept.16
1134 Sept.
374 Sept.
284 Sept. 6
...1952
1st A ref 4^s
11
105]
101]
122
Sou Carolina Power 5s..l957
Southeast P * L 6s
894 Sept.
67
Sept.
67
Sept.
46
Sept.
1124 Sept.
34
Sept.
27
Sept.
108
w w......
W> Co 5V6s.. 1943
3,282,000 Seattle Ltg Co 5s
.....1949
460,000
114 Sale
1064 Sale
Sale
1034 Sale
6s without warrants. ..1939
1,^80,000 Scrlpps (E
8,837,000
193,000
Sale
1937
40 000 Schulte Real Est 6s
108,000
324,000
2,058,000
998,000
1,460,000
458,000
1,431.000
570,000
401,000
5,067,000
5,136,000
5,385,000
49
San Joaquin L A P 6s B..1952
Sauda Falls Co 5s
1955
Saxon Public Works—
181,000
1,129,000
9,832,000
762,000
811,000
288,000
112,000
172,000
391,000
92,000
1,398,000
Sale
69
1014 Sale
57
Sale
5
21
21
21
21
20
27
Apr. 26 1084 Feb. 13
1054 Sept. 7 1074 Mar. 1
Apr. 18 1084 Feb. 25
1084 Jan.
4 116
July 11
104
46
34
384 Aug.
33
33
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
61
Sept.
584 Sept.
964 Sept.
754 Sept.
„
1004 Sept. 27 1024 Sept.
51
Sept. 21
594 Sept.
33
Sept.
Sept.
29
Mar.
28
Jan.
78
Jan.
394 Mar.
56
May
824 Jan.
30
Feb.
75
21*
8*
Jan.
July
31
25
Feb.
19
Aug. 10
Aug. 12
984 July 11
794 Aug. 12
56
May
8
Aug. 26
644 Aug. 12
103
NEW
56
YORK
YORK
In
September
to
Jan. 1
Sept.301935
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
21,000
32,000
25,000
23,000
9,000
3,000
69,000
4,000
1,000
11,000
12,000
106,000
95,000
80,000
1937
45,000 Valvollne Oil 7s
173,000 Vamma Water Power 5>4* ''7
75
75
103
Sale
2,175,000 Virginia Pub Ser 514* A..1946
6s
1946
696,000
5s series B............1950
1,390,000
52
93
Sale
6ft
60
l03~
103 %
162% 'sale
Sale
60
60
60
Sale
154"
81
Sale
89
52
80%
Sale Prices
Sale
91
92
103% Sept.
103% -ept.
105
Sept.
105
Sep*.
101
Sept.
86
Sept.
81
Sept.
106% Sept.
21 106% Sept.
Sept. 20 99
Sept. 25 103
92% Sept. 4 95%
81
Sept. 5 87
89% Sept
6 91%
98
102
Sale
Sale
93%
85
45
45
Lowest
12
6
28
20
24
9
24
12
102% Sept.
103
Sept.
103% Sept.
104
Sept.
Sept.
86
Sept.
77
Sept.
106% Sept.
106% Sept.
Sale
i04% Sale'
45
Highest
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
Bid
BONDS (Concluded)—
$
216,000 (J S Rubbe* 6%% notes..1936
Serial 6*4% notes
365.000
1937
Serial 4%% notes..
309.000
1938
Serial 4%% notes
449,000
1939
Serial 4%% notes
442.000
1940
Series 6s..
1936
340,000
262,000 t'tah Power & Light 4% >1944
6s series A..
......2022
902.000
1952
26.000 Utlca Gas & El 5s E
5s series D_........... 1956
38.000
4
3
11
16
18
98% Jan.
9 103% Aug. 23
105
Aug. 26
105% Sept. 16
Jan.
2
98% Jan.
7
101% Sept. 24
62
Jan.
7
55
Jan.
5
104% Jan.
3
104
May
7
98
9
30
13
21
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Highest
Sale Prices
Feb. 11
100% Aug. 14 102
99% Jan.
2 103% Sept. 4
Sale Prices
103
Feb.
7
88%
84%
109%
108%
July
July
July
July
10
90% Mar. 26 99
95% Jan.
4 103%
73
Jan,
3
99%
56% Jan.
2 88%
68% Jan.
8 95
18
3
11
26
20
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
l56
1937
1,162.000 Wash Gas Light Co 5S...1958
204.000 Wash Ry A Elec 4s
1951
Ward Baking Co 6s
76
»
Western
788,000
21
29
v
34 X Sale
92% Sale
Sale
..2030
West Penn Elec 5s..
522,000
4,688.000
1,930,000
West Penn Traction 5s..1960
West Texas Utll 5s A
60
41
1957
55
28,000 Wheeling Elec Co 5s. ....1941
...1954
150.000 Wis Elec Pow 5s A
941.000 Wis Minn Lt A Pow 5s... 1944
78k Sale
Sale
78)
104
Sale
100
97
Wisconsin P A L 5s ser B.1956
,7
64
52
91,000
25,000
West United GAB 5 He A
1,318,000
1,161,000
616,000
Sale
l05
61
5s series P............1958
Wisconsin Pub 8erv
11
Sept.
106
Sept, 3
105% Sept. 10
105% Sept. 6
106% -jept. 16
105% Sept.
105
Sept.
106
Sept.
155% Sale
98%
98% Sale
61\
Sale
Sept.
89% Sept.
99
Sept.
77% Sept.
104
Sept.
107
Sept.
105% Sept.
106
Sept.
98
Sept.
98
Sept.
21
84
63
91%
106%
104%
Sept. 4
105% Sept. 19
105% Sept. 27
99% Sept. 27
L06%
L06%
8 105%
4 106%
■
17
Sept. 25
Aug.
6
Aug. 23
May 27
Sept, 16
20
June 22
fMay
July
July
108
May
L06% Mar.
105% Sept.
99% Sept.
99
July
Jan.
94
76% Jan.
Jan.
75
Sept. 11
10
78%
1952
105% Sale
105% Sale
105% Sept. 17 106
Se_t.
Sept.11 106 J
103% oept. 11 104)
Sept. 10
Sept. 10
106
153% Sale
70
96% Jan.
4
94
July
2
11
7
12
1
23
27
27
22
13
106 J
Aug. 28
104]
Jan.
Jan.
95
Sept. 10
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
Agrtcul Mtge Bk Rep of Col—
54,000
20-year 7s
Jan 15 1946
4 000
7s with coupon...
1946
6,000
1,000
Jan.
3
8
34% Jan.
35% Jan.
16
4
8
34
Jan.
25
22
70
66
June 20
June 25
11
Jan.
3
55% Jan.
14
21
Aug.
26
'21% Sale
21
Aug.
67% Sept. 17
65% bept. 17
59
Jan.
54
Apr.
22
Sept 2 8
Sept. 21
38
Apr.l 15
Sept 13
24% Sept. 21
18%
58.000
20-year 7s
Jan 15 1947
171,000 Baden (Germany) 7s_.
1951
21% Aug.
8
Buenos Aires (Pror)
859,000
695,000
72.000
115,000
61% Sept.
59% Sept.
61% Sale
7%a stamped..........1947
78 stamped........
1952
<Dept of) Rsp oi
Colombia extl s f 7s..
1948
Cauc* Vgilej
124,000
30,000
Cent
Bk
of German State
7% Sept.
15.000
22,000
4,000
16,000
73,000
71.000
9,000
18,000
10.000
10,000
3.000
2,000
10,000
19,000 Maranhao (State) 7s
9% Sept. 11
7% Mar. 30
A
36% Sept. 13
30
Sept.
93
Sept 19
88
Sept. 7
69% Sale
25 X Sale
24H Sale
24 %
26% Sale
Sale
10% Sale
7% Sale
..1958
67,000
7s coupon off....
..1958
94,000 MedeUln (Colombia) 7s.. 1951
38
Sept. 3
31% Sept. 27
94% Sept. 5
88
Sept. 7
34
Aug.
9
92% May 18
86
Apr. 26
49
Feb. 28
98% Jan. 14
93% Jan. 21
62
37 % Sale
30
Sale
288,000
Pror Banks 6s.........1951
192,000
6s
1952
345.000 Danish Cons Munlc 5%a.l955
99,000
5s
1953
Danslg P A Wat'way Bo
268,000
external s f 614s..
..1952
1,062,000 German Cons Munlc 7s.. 1947
948,000
6s
1947
217,000 tianorer (City) Ger 7s._ 1939
208,000 Hanorer (Pror) 6%»
lg4V
174.000 Lima (City). Peru. 6 U.
1958
87,000
Certificates of deposit.....
21,000
5
Sept.25
Sept. 3
Sept. 3
Sept. 23
Sept. 3
Sept. 35
Sept. 21
Sept. 27
Sept. 18
Sept. 13
70
Sept. 6
27% Sept. 27
27
Sept.14
3?% Sept.
"
25
Sept.
10% 8ept.30
7% Sept. 21
11% Sept. 27
10% Sept. 24
10% Sept. 27
54% Aug.
72
Aug.
22% Aug.
30% Jan.
21
Aug.
6% Mar.
5% Mar.
10% Sept.
10% Aug.
9% June
8
26
19
Sept. 18
Sept. 3
60% Sept. 18
52
Sept 31
52% Jan.
44% Jan.
17
21
63
Sept.30
Sept. 23
Sept. 30
Sept. 12
Sept. 27
Sept. 17
18
Sept.
20% Sept.
12% Sept.
86% Sept.
10% Sept.
11% Sept.
17%
18%
11%
83%
23
23
30
17
27
27
24
25%
24%
31%
24%
10%
7%
10%
10%
9%
July
27
30
23
Feb.
5
38% Feb. 16
6
1
1
2
37
Mendosa (Pror) Argentina
58.000
5,000
18,000
7He
7J4s stamped
Mtge Bank of Bogota—
147,000
7s Issue of May 1927
82,000
7s Issue of Oct 1927
4,000
3,000
27,000
60% Sale
52
Sale
1951
249,000
50 %
1951
Sale
ii% Sale
312,000 Mtge Bank of Chile 6s... 1931
370,000 Mtge Bank of Denmark 6sl97J
31.00
2,000
14,000
222,000 Parana (Stateof;, Bras7s. 58
7,000
15,000
22,000
185,000
94,000
98,000 Rio de Janeiro 6)4e_..__ 1959
127,000
Coupon off............
243,000 Russian Gort 6He.
1919
2,957,000
Certificates of deposit..
534,000
5)4*
v
1921
792,000
Certificates of deposit
9,000
12,000
15,000
4,000
Sale
18
1947
1947
254,000
Republic extl 7s...... 1945
68,000
78 stamped..
..1945
163,000 Santiago (Chile) 7s...., 144«t
102,000
7s
1961
19,000
V!
•
n
173,000
Coupon off
10% Sale
...
1% Sale
% Sale
50*
18
18%
11%
84%
10%
10%
10% Sept. 27
10% Sept. 3
1
Sept.12
% Sept 21
;
% Sept.25
% Sept. 16
Mar.
Sept.
Mar.
May
10% Sept.
9% Aug.
30
10
'
27
14
r
in
Used Abow:
108.
in
which
1
,
,
»
»»
»«
'»
'
J
»•
no
account
Is
taken
a.
in
102%.
56% Apr. 13
63% June
4
11% Aug. 21
12% July 10
Colorado Springs
Denver Stock
Detroit 8tock
«
Los Angeles
Stock
Los Angeles Curb
New Orleans Stock
Philadelphia Stock
Pittsburgh Stock
»
St. Louis Stock
11
New York Real Estate
*«
Salt Lake City Stock
San Francisco Stock
Baltimore Stock
•
Boston Stock
»
Buffalo Stock
•
.
M
New York Produce
•
By.
Richmond Stock
New York Curb
•
Street
«
•
&
New York Stock
•
Hamburg El.
Underground
6%s, 1938, Sept. 20 at 31.
:
,
Stock
*'
California Stock
• Chicago Stock
San Francisco Curb
»•
.
r/'(v
San Francisco Mining
Seattle Stock
»
»•
y
■
Spokane Stock
Washington (D. O.) Stock
"
'ii.
v
:/ Y*/
V,■■
■
■'
■
-
•
t
'
-v
;
■
"
i'
?L';;*„v.,
'V-v>/■^**
,
V-i
...
,
'■.r. t'.'i
J
14% Feb. 13
Jan.
2
June 27
9% Mar.
10
Mar. 21
*•
.
12
44
The National Securities Exchanges on which low
delivery sales
in whlcb no account Is
computing range, are given below:
23
13% Jan. 24
94
Jan. 14
14% Feb. 18
46
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
10% Sept. 27
10% Sept. 27
prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated by
superior figures in tables), are as follows:
taken in
Jan.
24% Jan.
55
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Amer. Radiator 4 %s, 1947, Sept. 13 at 105%.
May 28
55% Apr. 22
47
*
'•
without warrants.
12
July 29
10% July 12
17% Jan.
3
15% Jan.
3
13
Feb. 14
15% Jan.
3
14
Apr. 24
4% Jan.
2
4% Jan.
2
5
Jan.
2
4% Jan.
3
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Curb
Cincinnati Stock
Cleveland Stock
;
'
»•
16
5
7
10% Sept. 27
10% Aug. 13
1
Sept.12
% Sept. 21
Sept.25
Aug. 27
i«
sales
Cash
"* w." with warrants
at
computing range are given below:
Miss. Riv. Fuel 6s ex-w, 1944, Sep„. 20
"m," mortgage.
*4n v." non-voting.
"vtc," voting trust certificates.
"w I," when issued.
Deferred
26
16
20
13
13
»»
computing range, are given below:
Sept.
"cod," certificates of deposit
"cons," consolidated.
"cum," cumulative.
"conv," convertible.
44x-w,
53
Sept.
46% Sept
10% Sept.
10% Sept.
American Cities Power & Light class A, Sept.
19 at 48%.
Montreal Light, Heat & Power 5s A, 1951,
Ex dividend
Abbreviations
Sale
46% Sale
Under the rule sales, in which no account is taken
No par value.
Sold under the rule.
*
55
Feb.
Feb.
11% Sept. 25
11% Sept. 13
1% Sept. 4
1
Sept. 6
1% Sept. 30
1
Sept. 5
Santa Fe (City; Argentina
Deferred delivery sale.
Sold for cash.
a
Sale
1
605
Feb.
39
34
27
12
8
"
-
\"
**•
-
a
Sept. 18
June 13
July 18
July
9
July
5
Feb.
July
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb
63%
107
99
Jan.
99
96% Jan.
34 h Sept. 28
93
Sept. 12
101% Sept. 7
80% Sept. 9
Sept. - 4
29
11
5
Apr.
9
104% Feb. 26
100% Jan.
5
sept. 9 5
13
...
6s Series A
592,000 Yadkin Hirer Power 5s.. 1941
..1937
1,845,000 York Rys Co 5s
23,000
83,000
105% Sale
83
.......1944
2,683,000
V
Sept.
Newspaper Unlondeb 6s
Conv
Sale
Sale
Sale
105%
105%
105%
Sale
75
Wash Water Power 5s...I960
1,201,000
67.000
206,000
48,000
275,000
128,000
3,000
1,000
38.000
92,000
9
105
4%
1st 7s with warrants...195-
114,000
461,000
26,000
26,000
53,000
21,000
76,000
1
July 1 1933
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
RANGE—SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
EXCHANGE
CURB
7;Y;'Y
Chicago Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
s.v
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1935
September
Jan.
...Shares
1 to
Sept. 30
AGGREGATE
CHICAGO
SALES
Jan. 1
July 1
?'
1935
.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
.
1934
$6,000
360,000
«•
;
"
/, \Y
RANGE
$99,524
1,035,949
SINCE JAN.
1
1933
Since
September
Bond Sales
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
118,957
2,389,743
Low from
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
1934
^
1,058,000
7,093,000
%
BONDS
Bid
$1,000
Brown Paper Mills Inc 6s. 1939
5,000 Chic City 8c Con Ry 5s_.1927
'
V.066
4.000
;
37
36
7,000
5s series
4,000
■
^
Con mt<»e 5s B
A
1927
1,000 Metrop West Side evt 4s.. 1938
27,000 Pure Oil 4}*s (w w)
1950
208 So La Salle St Bldg—
108,000
1st mtge 5}*o
1958
1.000
Shares.
Ask
STOCKS
Shares.
25
;
12
1927
; v.
;
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Ask Bid
Lowest
'
fUH
27
24
25
72
74
72 !
75
74
78
77
71X
71X
73 X
74
73
75
75
33
35
"30
16}*
18
15
13
62
"75}*"septri2
73X Sept. 26
75}* SeptTi2
73X Sept. 26
17
19
29}*
,
14
17
95}*
94}*
95}*
30X
94}*
Jan.
68
6?
Jan.
16
Mar. 11
Sale Prices
June 18
95
18
May
6
75
Aug. 17
74 X June
5
75}* Sept. 12
30
33
31
Sept.
9
Sale
100
Sept.
6 120
31
Sept.
9
9
77
18** Jan. 18
8X May 15
145* June 22
95
Aug. 21
33""
15
95
Highest
Sale Prices
95
June 18
18
May
6
75
Aug. 17
95
1,000 Chicago City Ry 5s
1927
Certificates of deposit. 1927
17,000
5,000 Chicago Railways 5s
1927
1st mtge 5s Ctf of dep--1927
159,000
;v'
Sept. 3
Sept.30 1935
27
9
26}* Feb. 26
32X Apr. 10
June 19
July
3
May 15
145* June 22
995* Aug.
9
Par.
r
1.320
5.050
12,810 Abbott Laboratories con...*
13,550 Acme Steel Go......
25
3,170 Adam* (J D) Mfg com.......*
9,150 Adams Royalty Go con.....*
17,050 Advanced Alum Castinga...5
'7;755
150 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com..10
i 31,365 Allied Products Corp cl A..*
"""275
f
950
60
:
1,480 Altorfer Bros
pref.....*
230 Amer Pura Mart Bldg pfd.100
19,360 American Pub Sarr pref-.I00
■;
"2.575
conv
'.
-•
if*
5
99
101
120
15 X
5
17
15
5
4
2%
3
16}*
5}*
Sale
Sept. 30
17}* "Sept." 19
5X Sept. 7
4
Sept. 9
155* Sept.
4X Sept.
3
Sept.
60
Jan.
4Jan.
12
Mar.
Sale
26}*
25X
Sale
27
24~ Sale" '25"" Sale"
Sept.
22
Feb.
27}* "Septra
26X Sept. 12
22X Sept.
26
Sept.
24
Sept.
May
May
6
May
4
Sept.
31
July
27
Sept.
30
Aug.
3% Jan.
27 X July
55
3X May
IX Mar.
19
22 X
120
3
25}*
"Sept." 12
30
4
29
16
9
22
30
5
26
8
r \... 'I
"
460
v
4,600
1,150
Amer-Yvette Go Inc com
1
70,150 Armour A Co common......5
..1
20,850 Asbestos Mfg Go com
9,300 Associates Invest Co com...*
New
13.700
6,055
....
............
4
32"' "33"
89,910 Automatic Products com...5
60 Automatic Washer
Sale
9
pi.-*
1
730 Backstay Welt Go common -*
Balaban A Katx pref.....100
ttastian-Blessi ng Go com
*
12
Bendiz Aviation Corp com..5
Berghoff Brewing Co
1
1.940 Sinks Mfg Co cl A cv pref..*
174,000 Borg-Warner Corp com
If
2,330
7% preferred...
100
19
Sale
45*
2}*
48 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
160
conv
1,460
15,000
215,650
■\ 63,530
180
18,500
320
:
240
55
4}*
110
Sale"
3X Sept. 16
2}* Sept. 25
30}*
"Sept."20
4X Sept.
2X Sept.
345*
5
3
"Sept." "9
20 Bucyrus-Monlghan class A..*
970 Bunte Bros common.......10
Preferred
50
.100
19}*
.20,200
178,900 Butler Bros...............10
6}*
—
400
Sale
IX
11}*
96}*
55*
8X Sept.
10X Sept. 10
12
13
97X
4X
4}*
22}* Sale
18X
4
4% Sale
2
2
2X
57 X Sale
47
109 ~ Sale
108X
6
16
24}*
15
7}*
27
.....
17
Sale
16 X
7
20
Sale
Sale
.....
Sept. 16
13X
Sept. 24 99 X
Sept. 23
5X
Sept. 4 23 X
Sept.12
4X
Sept. 27
2X
Sept. 4 57 X
Sept. 27 110X
Sept. 5
Sept. 6
Sept. 9
Sept. 13
Sept. 25
Sept. 3
Sept. 30
Sept. 5
175* Sept. 18
23X Sept. 20
13X Sept. 23
7
Sept. 11
22
Sept. 19
175* Sept. 18
27
Sept. 27
165* Sept. 30
7X Sept. 11
Sept. 19
22
......
50
3,050
500
710
■1
1
2,610
Canal Const Co
oref
•
18,850 Castle 8c Go (A M) com..
10
1.980 Cent Gold Storage Go com.30
43,180 Central 111 Pub Serv pref...*
Cent 111 Secur
2,650
1,350
conv
6X
15*
Sale
6X Sept. 21
,
75* Sept. 10
45
Sale
X
14X
1
12 X
Sale
13}*
X Sept. 6
12X Sept. 21
1
Sept. 12
14}* Sept. 6
X
X
IX Sale
38 X
16
175*
11X
34 X
IX Sept. 11
Sept. 26
15X Sept. 25
40 5*
12
v
47
14}*
Sale
43
12X
IX
Sale
132*
80 Cent Pub Util
Corp v t c com 1
213,700 Central S W Util com ......1
Prior lien preferred
29,020
...*
Preferred..
19,440
*
i
1.560 Central States Pr 8c Lt pref.*
...
X
13
36
100
350
100
50
54,309
4,650
40
1,050
2,400
Feb.
6 14
5 100
7
5
12
Mar. 13
23 X
Jan. 22
4X
Jan. 23
2X
Jan. 15
57 X
May 31 113
6107}* June25 108
13}* Jan.
3 175*
14X Jan. 15 27
4
Sept. 24
Sept. 4
Sept. 7
Sept. 23
15* Sept.
44
Sept.
14X Sept.
49
Sept.
24
11
19
11
Jan.
15
5
Apr. 15
155* Feb.
1
45* Jan.
9
101
May 25
5% Aug. 2
Jan.
21
July 19
Aug. 14
Sept. 13
Apr.
9
Apr.
9
Sept. 30
Mar. 13
July
Sept.
Sept.
165* Sept.
9
Aug.
22
Sept.
8
May
101
May
7X Jan.
1
18
27
30
1
19
10
25
3
X Apr. 27
17X Jan.
9
11}| Apr. 17
13X Jan.
2
25* Feb.
4
44
Sept. 11
14X Jan. 29
49
Sept. 11
X Jan.
4
7X Feb. 16
3X Feb.
8
IX Aug. 13
Aug.
7
May 17
Aug. 22
,
x Aug. 22
IX Sale
Sale
15X
16X
34
Jan.
12
Jan.
16
1X Aug. 15
39
16
16
12
Feb.
,
.
3,280 Chain Belt Co com....
...»
2,590 Cherry Burrell Corp com.
*
Preferred
100
10
Chic City Ac Con Rj—
•
5* Feb.
2
July 17
5* May 17
IX July 23
10X Sept. 10
1
May 20
1
11
May
87}* Feb.
23* July
.i...
16
Aug.
18X Aug.
12
Aug.
X Feb.
21}* Jan.
18}* Jan.
31
9
325* Sept. 19
40
Sept. 20
Mar. 16
11
Jan.
130 Central States Util $7 pref..*
280
Mar.
Jan.
Aug.
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
5
15* Sept. 3
36}* Sept. 11
17X Sept. 11
40
X
Apr.
Corp—
Common...
13,650
1
Convertible preferred....*
12,150
7,060 Central Ind Power pref.
100
13,850
1,340
1,600
Sale
IX
405*
125*
43X
X
X Jan. 24
6X Jan.
3
3X Aug.
1
149
July 16
36
Aug. 24
5* June
4
"i65*
35*
15*
79
295*
X
X
X
5*
1}*
Called
10
;>'
10
2H
Sale
15}*
23}*
14}*
2,150
4,800
33}*
13}*
99H
;
3,600 Brack & Sons (B J) com. ....*
•
17,700 Brown Pence 0c Wire cl A
Class B
•
24,250
8.650 Bruce Go (B L) com
..*
[
■
Sale
Jan.
■
9,760
60
2}*
4X
2% Sale
,H
Sale
Q
800 Assoc Tel Crll Co com
*
550
(4 conv pre! A
30
16 cum prior pref
......*
1,640
$7 cumul prior pref
.....*
v
1,200
60,500
6,850
>
4
Sale
37
32
37
Sale
40X
30
36
Sept.
Sept.
3
4
325* Sept. 19
40
Sept. 20
105X
Common
X
IX
Participation preferred... *
2,500
Certificates of deposit...
1,650
360,409 Chic Corp common........1
Preferred......
49,620
470 Chicago Electric Mfg A
...*
14,400 Chicago Flexible Shaft com.5
64,150 Chicago Mall Order com....5
3
40}*
102
X
3
Sale
Sale
12
14
29
.
30}*
31X
30
2X
15*
33*
40X
Sept. 10
Sept, 6
Sept. 11
Sept. 7
14
Sept.19
30}* Sept. 27
345* Sept. ;9
1
>
June 10 102
X Feb.
2X Sept. 10
IX Sept. 10
25* Sept. 23
38
Sept. 4
14 : Sept. 19
27
Sept. 4
295* Sept. 20
7
Mar.
18
4
5* Mar.
1
1
Apr, 27
Jan. 14
13X Jan. 23
13X Jan. 15
15}* Mar. 13
29
16
June 10
X Feb.
2X July
2
May
3X Aug.
40}* Sept.
16}* Apr.
30}* Sept.
345* Sept.
18
8
24
13
7
6
27
9
Chic Nor Sh 8c Milw—
170
850
Prior lien
preferred
.100
27,950 Chicago At N W Ry Com..100
70 Chicago Rys part ctfs 1...100
Jan.
2X Sale
2X Sept. 30
3
Sept. 13
•
"716
40
."
"T.255
20 Chic Rap Tran
pr
pref A..100
8,870 Chic Rivet 8c Machine cap..*
70
13,400
15,370
>
Xx
Part certificates "2"....100
560 Chicago Towel Co
262.900 Cities Service Co
conv
com
_•
25,770 Club Aluminum Uten Go...
For footnotes
see
page
59.
18
'
Sale
94X
pref *
Sale
Jan.
"IX '""}*"Sept."i6
Sale
2
X
213* Sale
91X 100
IX Sale
Sale
;
IX
2
X Sept.
16
Aug. 31
Mar.
Mar. 14
17}* "Sept." 19
21 }*
95X Sept. 13
2X Sept. 5
Apr.
V3X Sept. 17
May
SeptT30
55
26
Jan.
18
8
July 24
1
94
Sept.
15* Sept. 20
X Sept.
Feb.
17
June 28
Jan.
_
6
X 'Aug.
X Mar.
21}* Sept.
99 "May
2X Aug.
3X Sept,
31
7
30
17
15
17
58
CHICAGO
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
September
Jan. 1
Shares
200
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares
4,650
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
July 1 1933
Since
EXCHANGE
STOCK
STOCKS
Sept.301935
Sept. 3
Par
1,960
113,840
Ask
22%
Coleman L'p & Stove com...*
Common wealth Edison
IOO
8,650
12,250
140
410
570
670
7,850
50
570
l
...
5
4
Lowest
Sale Prices
23
Sept.16
94
Sept.11
1
Highest
Sale Prices
1754 Apr. 12
5* Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
175* Sept.
1035* Sept.
4
Sept.
1454 Sept.
105
Sept.
15* Sept. 19
85* Sept. 19
4
Sept.24
205* Sept. 11
108
Sept. 18
55* Sept. 7
165* Sept. 5
110
Sept. 7
2
Sale
108
Sale
Sale
...35
Sale
Sale
""<T"
115*
10
5*
17 54
2
6
Mar.
8
47
1
5* Feb.
1
July
9
5* Mar. 27
6
Feb.
20
70
Jan.
8
2
Mar. 20
7
83
Mar. 14
Jan. 12
105
2%
i
Jan.
May
10
107
*
com
9%
Sale
109
.
32,920 Dayton Rubber Mfd
Cum class A pref
7,195
21X Sept.
81
Sept.
3
19%
101%
45*
15%
Preferred..............100
206,000 Cord Corporation..—.... #
25
172,320 Crane Co com
Preferred.
,100
8,424
60 Cudahy Packing Co pref..100
49 Curtis Lighting Inc com....*
1,210 Curtis Mfg Co com
.....5
9,150
1,180
12
Sale
3
*
com.
Highest
Sale Prices
9
S
....
29
Sale
90
6% prior preferred A..-100
7% cum preferred...
100
60.200 Continental Steel
100
520
Consumers Co com
Lowest
Sept. 30
Bid
20 Community Pr & Lt $6 pref.*
160 Congress Hotel Co com—100
43,850
9,350
RANGE SINCE JAN.
to
6% Sale
175* Sale
Aug. 21
2
105* Sept.24
105* Sept. 24
65* Sept. 24
17
Sept. 28
Jan.
11
554 Jan.
11
754 Sept. 9
1954 Sept. 11
May
May
Sale Prices
23
Aug. 20
94
Sept.11
9
May
6
"■Jan. 11
13-
11
Sept.19
85* Sept. 19
Sept. 24
21
Aug.
9
108
Sept. 18
55* Sept. 7
175* July 31
115
July 29
10654 Feb.
4
254 Mar.- 5
1254 Aug. 13
4
754 Sept. 9
1954 Sept. 11
Decker
70
2,170
20
"""20
(All) & Cohn—
Common............—.10
Preferred
it*..3..
100
...
1,190 Deep Rock Oil conv pref..,. *
5,910 Dexter Co (The; com
.....5
220 De Mets Inc preference.....*
580
770
15,130
4,050
1%
7
854 Sale
18
10,110 Eddy Paper Corp (The).....*
88,730 PI Household Utll Corp
5
15
24,810 Elgin Nat Watch Co..
100 Fair (The) common
*
fits
1,650
8,270
1,350
15,950
75,300
4,740
11,530
58,700
81,520
130
2,450
8,550
Simons A
26
175*
185*
165* Sale
25 X
24
2,850
15,250
70
16 %
24
5
49
52
61
5
com
5X
854
2,550 Interstate
2,010
2,300
31,670
25,060
800
90
500
250
730
5,030
8,220
3,124
160
520
360
55*
94
14
50,950
2,710
5!*
Sept. 9
175* Sept. 12
Sept.13
%
.....
12 X
preferred....*
Llbby, McNeill & Llbby ...10
Lincoln Printing Co com ...*
7% preferred............50
Lindsay Light com........10
0%
3%
265*
4X
3%
...
1
29M
1%
55* Sept. 10
85* Sept. 18
75* Sept. 7
Sept, 4
105* Sept. 6
17
Sept.13
33
3
235* Sept. 30
IX
Sale
854 Sale
554 Sale
30
34
55* Sale
354
4
75*
33
75*
65* Sept.20
Sept.18
Sept.24
..
Sale
245* Sale
Sale
24
Sale
56
Sale
45
Sale
59 1
39
IX
59X
41
1%
1
26
Sale
X Sale
„15*
30
24
9
10
300
.
4%
23%
10
620
K
Sale
Nat
440
700
1,150
23,400
550
180
100
10
Nor Amer Lt 8c Power
com..
see page
10
Sept.
July
3454 Jan.
65* Mar.
16
5
345* Sept
7
3754 Sept. 27
355* Sept. 13
854 Sept. 11
59
Sept.11
3554 Sept. 19
75
Sept.23
5
Sept
3
Sept
8
Sept 23
Sept 14 44%
Sept 12 106
1
Sept 18
1
Sept.
5
"i~5*"Septr~4
125*
65*
354
2954
45*
35*
Sept. 3
Sept. 11
Sept. 3
Sept. 9
Sept. 3
Sept. 13
38
14
11
17
13
75* Sept. 23
7
Sept.28
Sept. 6
Sept. 6
Sept.12
155*
315*
35*
175*
Sept.19
95* Sept. 30
6
Sept.13
34
Sept.17
55* Sept. 25
354 Sept. 13
1
8
20
28
554 Sale
45* Sept.
225* Sept.
4
4
154 Sept.
154
15*
9
9
Sept. 18
245* Sept. 4
59
Sept. 9
45
Sept.27
15* Sept. 4
26
Sept. 3
115* Sept. 9
65* Sept. 27
Sept. 19
25
4
15* Sept.
7
5*
15*
5*
5*
5*
5*
54
Sept. 5
Sept. 26
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 7
Sept. 14
Sept. 4
_54 Sept.
22
3
Sept. 26
2*
54
:
3^
x
Jan.
Mar.
75* Jan.
Sept. 5
54 Sept.11
54 Sept. 6
5* Sept. 7
1
Sept.10
54 Sept.10
20
23
28
54 July
May
14*
X Jan. 24
Mar. 12
5* July
3
30
Feb. 25
Mar. 23
6
Jan.
29
Jan.
11
Mar. 13
Sept. 13
75* Sept. 23
Mar. 18
26
Mar. 30
9
135* Jan.
Mar.
51
15
6
225* Jan. ; 4
5* Apr.
3
25
Aug.
7
654 Mar. 19
Jan.
4
15* Jan. 10
July 22
10
Jan.
9
54 Apr.
2
20
5* Jan.
7
54 Mar. 29
Jan. 16
2
4
Sept.
5
IX
25%
7
26
8
27
50%
52X
3Q
5*
5*
5*
5*
5*
54
Apr.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
July
Aug.
5
Apr. 12
Apr. 29
Jan.
Jan.
8
28
12
18
24
16
23
27
12
27
24
14
24
IX Sent. 13
Feb.
5
25* Sept. 20
20
Sept. 19
95* Sept. 30
6
Sept.13
34
Sept.17
55* Sept. 25
654 Apr.
9
34
July 29
854 Aug.
2
415* July
8
Sept. 18
25
Aug. 21
605* Aug. 17
45
Sept. 27
154 Jan.
5
33
Jan. 11
115* Jan.
9
65* May
7
65* Sept. 27
25
Sept. 19
10 54 July 24
25* Aug.
1
28
54 Aug. 10
25* Aug. 16
Aug. 15
Aug. 16
154 Aug. 16
26
16
IS
Mar. 6
Mar. 12
154 June 5
25*
15*
15*
45*
Aug. 16
Aug. 16
Aug. 17
5
May 28
May 28
Sept.10
27
Sept.25
165* Jan.
154 Feb.
7
8
54
Sept.11
Sept. 4
65* Jan.
425* Jan.
10
31
Jan.
5
June
19
Sept.30
155* Jan. 29
14
July 12
7
20
16
20
Jan.
Sept.24
Sept.13
22
Mar. 23
Jan.
3
X
%
19 X
1
Sale
276« St*
X
1%
Sale
IX
1^
15*
2854 Sale
5*
1
23
30
6
26%
Jan.
75* Sept. 6
48
Sept. 25
,VA
12
%
Sept. 30
5
2%
'
Mar.
Jan.
23
Jan.
3
3
354
18
19
11
11
14
14
28
Sept. 6
Sept. 6
725* Aug.
85
10
Aug. 14
Jan. 26
Apr. 24
July 16
June
7
July 18
3754 Sept.
May
Sept.
59
Sept.
38
Aug.
75
Aug.
8
Sept.
Jan.
Sept.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
6
SepOo
20
10
Feb. 20
5
15* Sept. 13
25*
8
Sept.
395* Sept.
Sept. 3
2254 Sept. 20
56
Sept.25
395* Sept. 20
1
Sept. 5
25
Sept. 26
95* Sept. 20
11
Jan.
36
97
265* Sept.
54
26
53
25
7
104
754
95*
105*
155*
854
Sept. 26
85* Jan.
754 Sept 20
52
Sept 10
29
17
2
17
29
11
Sept. 16
75* Sept. 14
2654 Sept. 5
5* Sept.20
195* Sept. 3
5* Sept. 26
^8
30
1
Sept.16
2954 Sept.30
15* Sept; 10
Sale
33 X
X
23% Sale
354 Sale
45* Sale
33
27
254
Sale
c,
Sale
3
3
Sept.
Sept.
5* Sept.
235* Sept.
3
Sept.
33
23
20
10
3
17
45* Sept. 30
Sept. 6
X Sept. 11
28 • Sept.
6
354 Sept. 3
34
6
6
5
5* Aug. 17
5* Feb. 25
Mar. 18
54 Mar. 30
27
Sept. 25
154 Feb.
7
95* Feb. 23
54
Sept. 4
Feb.
6
19
2
954 Jan. 10
Sept. 13
54
154
2954
15*
59.
154
2654
5*
135*
25*
Feb.
8
Mar. 25
Apr. 24
Feb.
6
Mar. 25
Aug. 21
Aug. 22
Sept. 30
Jan.
7
5
Aug. 12
X Sept. 11
28
Sept. 6
45* June
37
Jan.
3
5X
UX
16%
5
925*
10
5%
12%
20
10
3
Apr.
July
10
55* Sale
115* Sale
554 Sept. 13
115* Sept. 20
15
15
5
20
7
Sept. 25
6
Sept. 9
945* Sept. 24
6
Sept.
1354 Sept.
Sept.
7
Sept.
945* Sept.
20
5
11
11
11
24
1
1
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
Mar. 12
Jan.
11
Jan.
3
31
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
1
23 Northern Paper Mills com..*
35,850 Nouhwest Bancorp com....*
11,320 Northwest Eng Co com
*
1,720 Nor West Utll pr Ilea pref. lit
7% preferred
2,940
.....lit
437 Okie Gas 8c El 7% pref
100
For footnotes
Jan.
30
135* Feb.
185* Jan.
315* Sept 27
23
Feb. 21
250 Nor Amer Gas & Elec cl A..*
2,850
1,750
May
6
May
754 Jan.
105* June
654 Aug.
2854 May 27
235* July 19
25
Sept. 24
54 - July 29
Republic Invest Trust—
Cumul. conv. pref.
1,700
*
8,700 National Standard com.....*
3,050 National Union Radio com._l
89,470 Noblitt-Sparks Ind Inc com.*
10,850 North American Car com...*
11,250
4
2254"Sept?12
2454 Sale
5*
..
Class A common.........*
3,390
7% cumul preferred.... 100
1,630
76,800 National Gypsum A n-v com.5
27,000 National Leather com.
10
3
Mar. 13
Jan.
154
54
x
Nat Elec Power-
37,700
1,000
2
15
Jan.
60
10
IX Sale
3,350 Nachman Sprlngfllled com.*
3,920 National Battery Co pref...*
1,680
Jan.
5
4%
21%
*
t•
.
Jan.
185* Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Sept.13
75* Jan.
3
11X May 27
32
11
30
200 Mohawk Rubber common...*
950
7
195* Feb.
175* Sept. 12
Sept. 13
95* Aug. 20
29
53
335* Sept. 17
36
24
1
com...
5
27
20
3,710 Monroe Chemical Co com... *
Preferred......
*
1,110
50 Mountain States Pr pref..l00
730 Mosser Leather Corp com...*
6,050 Muskegon Mot Spec cl. A...*
150
3
Sept.16
195* July 13
5
Aug. 31
954 Aug.
7
20
Apr.
3
97
10
Prior preferred.......
7
Feb.
55* Jan. 21
2,% June 21
75* Sept. 30
225* Sept. 3
225* Sept. 7
25
Sept. 24
27
20
85* Jan.
17
Mar. 19
...
8c Mfrs Sec cl A com..
Sale
Sale
Sale
30 ,
Sale
4%
7% Sale
38X
40
•
...5
com.
6,550 Modine Mfg
135* Jan. 15
Apr. 29
145* Feb. 26
95* Aug. 20
10
25* Sale
Cumulative
com
185* Sept. 25
Sept.25
Sept. 13
45* Sept. 4
32
11
16
....
"180
12
12
^354 Sept. 9
7254
55*
385*
.....
12
pfdlOO
303,950 Middle West Utilities com..*
$6 conv. pref.
14,780
'A"
•
15,150 Midland United Co com....*
Convertible preferred
*
1,640
3,730 Midland Utll 4% pr lien.. 100
7% prior Hen
10#
3,010
7% preferred A.........100
1,050
6% preferred A
100
1,340
2,330 Miller 8t Hart Inc conv pref. *
Mlnneapolis-Moline Power
■:
100
Implement common
._*
350
18
4
75
Leath & Co common........*
Met
4
2154 Sept.
265* Sept.
31
75* Sale
445* Sale
10554 110
X
1
La Salle Ext Unlv com....-.5
cum
195* Sept.
345* Sale
-.
35,500
1,300
6,290
"""iso
20
.100
120 Metropol Ind Co allot ctfs..
540
215*
27
100
Corp 6%
Sept.14
Sept.13
10
25
32,300 Mickelberry's Food Prod com!
30
240
97
60
14
20%
pref 90
6% preferred
10
5
Sept. 26
935* Sept. 6
51
Sept. 20
195* Sept. 24
6
5X
95
545*
1*
T.366
250
55*
Sale
37
Sale
jr cum
65* Sept. 20
Sept. 4
17
33
............
Sept.16
85* Sept. 18
17
36
550 Material Service Corp
;
Sept.
Jan.
1
195* July 13
3
May
4
45* Jan.
2
185* Jan. 25
195* Jan.
5
16
10
com.
16
Sept.11
315* Sept. 24
9
Sept. 5
254 Sept. 30
75* Sept. 30
2054 Sept.20
2054 Sept.23
2154 Sept. 9
33
49
24,400 McWllllams Dredging Co.... *
4,340 Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
1,840 Mapes Cons Mfg capital...-*
84,465 Marshall Field 8c Co com.
8,020
29
365*
105*
1
3.220 McQuay-Norris Mfg
560
60
Sale
225* Sale
*
8,980 McCord Rad 8c Mfg "A"
36,650 McGraw Electric com
1,300
65*
Kats Drug Co com
..
370
Sept.16
41
179,440
33,610
2,750
12,640
•
3,520 l ion Oil Ref Co com..
10,520 Loudon Packing common...*
Common new
*
7,200
30,200 Lynch Corp common ......5
1,530
2,400
1754 Sept.18
1654 Sept. 4
245* Sept. 5
10
Kalamaxoo Stove common..*
l awbeck
9
32J*
28
.......
"""734
3
"5" Septra
3
1154
185*
56,550 Ken-Radl ube St Lpcom A. *
33,350 Keystone Steel A Wire com. *
Preferred-.
lie
2,390
17,700 Kingsbury Brewing Co cap.l
700 Kuppenhelmer cl B com....5
380
650
854 Sept.
32
26
16,050 Kentucky Utll
8,550
6,250
Sale
85*
9
2254
Preferred.
Sept727
5
65/
5 5*
22
3,950 Ketloag Switchboard
1,520
840
Power J7 pref
$6 preferred
9
Sale
1
cap
24,770 Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t C
•
7,550 Jefferson Electric Co com...*
50
25* Sept. 16
•
9,750 Illinois Brick Co
35
1.930 Illinois Nor Utilities pref.100
5,200 Indep Pneum Tool v t c
*
220
31",950
Sale
Sale
220
2,950
Sale
22
120
"2,600
21
Sale
3
Great Lakes D & D com....*
com
3,400iHorders Inc common.
...»
1,919 Hormel 8c Co (Geo) com A..*
200 Houdallle-Hershey class A..*
385,910
Class B
•
350
7X Sale
2054 Sale
21
Goldblatt Bros Inc
650
700
18%
32
*
500
28
9% Sale
4%
85'
Sale
2254
1,400
1754
Sale
17X
225*
27,400lHelIeman Brew CoG
"2",300
-■
"9%
390 Hlbb Spencer Bartlett com.25
500
17 X
*
Class A
10
21,400
9,510
175*
27
30
•
*
com
General Candy Corp A.—.5
Gen Household Utll com....*
Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B..
860 Hart Schaff 8c Marx rom..l00
5,000
73",350
18
7
8%
26
Connell Dock
8c Dredge Co com
Gardner Denver Co
5.600 Greyhound Corp
1,500
250
4%
8%
11,200 Hall Printing Co com .....10
1,630 Harnlschfeger Corp com..10
5,355 Hart-Carter Co "*»ov pref.
•
50
400
3%
2%
20
1
10
May 13
July
1
654 July
1454 July
July
10
Aug.
945* Aug.
22
30
18
8
10
12
GHlbAGO
Oct., 1935]
In
September
8harea
170
July 1 1933
STOCKS
Since
Jan. 1
Sept.301935
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sept. 3
Ontario Mftt Co coat.......
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Ask
Ask
12%
Bid
9
12%
10
Sept, 23
11% Sept. 26
5% Sept. 20
6% Sept. 17
10
May 10
14
Jan.
Oshkosh Overall Co—
550
5,750
60
9,900
1,370
Convertible preferred...
1,300
2,400
550
1,150
100
3,600
2,000
410
170
790
140
300
440
.
V
450
170
7,050
840
1%
Potter Co (The)
3
490
280
20
520
""loo
630
90
18.450
9,850
10
100
7.900
15.950
10,300
2,150
4,150
4,300
1,800
*30
210
3,450
1,150
13,550
3,900
1,030
570
m
w
Process Corporation com...*
Pub Serv of Nor 111 com.....*
............60
101
10,980 Quaker Oats Co com........*
Preferred
———1*0
3,460
1,450 Rath Packing Co com
10
4,140 Raytheon Mil Co com vtc 50c
3,150
0% preferred v (C........5
com..
Sale
36% Sept.
Sale
1% Sept.
3
3%
Sept.
1% Sept.
2%
Sale
1% Sept.
VoK 35% Sept.
38
35% Sept.
101% 101
Sept.
110
105
Sept.
2
3%
Sale
_
1%
36%
36%
103 %
112%
12% Sale
108
1,227
49.100
16,100
1,560
1,530
31.240
218,350
77,550
,12*
108
20
11
Jan.
11
10
2h
3M
2$i
16A
393
39%
6
102%
27
30
10
11 110
Sept. 3 136
Sale
140
Sept. 4 144
29% 26
Sept. 13
2
1% Sept. 26
Sale
M Sept. 23
2
2
Sept, 7
13"" 12
Sept. 9 13%
108
Sept. 16 108
Sale
11
Sept. 20 11%
Sale
49% Sept, 3 55
25
34
3
7
17 % Sale
•
23"
7
16
25
9
16%
22
4% Apr. 10
1% Sept.30
15% Jan.
16% Jan.
61% Jan,
73% Jan,
Sept. 11 125
Sept. 13 133
Sept. 9
26
Sept. 11
%
Sept. 28
%
Sept. 7
1%
Sept.13
9%
Sept. 16 100
Sept. 30
9%
Sept. 19
20
3
42
8
40% Aug.
25% Sept; 13
Sept728
x23% Sept. 17
7
16
Sept. 18
Sept. 20
1% Sept. 30
58%Sept7l7
34
9
Sept. 5
Sept.19
3
Sept. 5
17% Sept.
"Jan." 10 25%
Jan.. 15 110 T
59
Mar. 1
11% Jan. 14
-
1% Jan. 24
12
18
95
93%"Septri6
95%
Sept" II
42% Sept. 17
45
Sept. 27
25% Jan.
7
St Louis Nat
71 % 75
8% Sale
73% Sept. 30
8% Sept. 3
2% Sept. 6
6
Sept. 9
1
Sept.11
77% Sept. 20
Jan,
3
6
Storkllne Fur conv pref... J>5
'
9
„
6
9
4
Stuts Motor Car com....... *
18%
Sutherland Paper conunon. 10
Swift Ac Co stk
......25
18n
18% Sept.
Sale
.-
Sale
Sale
31
Swift Interaadonal.......15
.25
7H
100 United Gas Corp common... 1
450 l) S Gypsum common.—-20
21,900 Utah Radio Products com..*
3
5
15% Sept. 11
27% Sept. 12
14
Sept. 26
4% Sept. 26
6
Sept, 9
1
Sept. 11
20% Sept. 16
16
Sept.
31% Sept.
5
3
3%
11,850 Thompson (J R)
com
2H
1
Sale
1%
2% Sale
24,150 Utility ft Ind Corp com.....*
Convertible preferred....*
13,700
50 UtII Pow & Light cl A.
1
Common non-votln 0
1
150
3,350 Viking Pump Co
common
.
11% 14
38 %
40
18% Sale
34% Sale
2% Sale
29% 30%
*
...........
153
26,571
10,350
6,810
36,850
4,150
36,600
1,000
138^
133
75
Waukesha Motor Co com...*
3,250
"*"250
7%
7% Sept. *4
2% Sale
% Sale
2
2%
2
2%
8% Sept. 12
2,150 Yates-Amer Mach part pref.*
8,550 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..*
77,950 Zenith Radio Corp com..... *
79
150 Western Pr Lt & Tel cl A...*
%
Wleboldt Stores Inc com....*
15%
%
16%
5% Sale
Williams OU-O-Matlc com...*
12%
13%
38% Sale
18%
18%
34 % Sale
4% Sale
29 % Sale
%
%
135
83
Sale
Sale
11% "16""
8
Sale
5
Mar.
1
69
3% Mar. 5
% Mar. 20
3% Jan. 14
1
Aug..30
10
Jan.
8
14% May
2
27% Sept. 12
5% Mar. 20
1% May 27
40% Mar. 12
.Sept.19
2% Sept* 6
% Sept. 27
1
Sept.
3% Sept.
Sept. 28
4
7
tt
Preferred.
j..*
1.040
26,660 Vortex Cup Co com........*
Class- A..........*.......*
7,100
*
22,550 Wahl Go com.
49,400 Walgreen Co com...........*
Stock purchase warrants..
1,790
3,880 Ward (Montgom) Ac Co cl A.*
.
7%
29
7
July
8
Sept.16
July 10
Sept. 19
Sept.
8
95
33
46
73% Sale
13% Sale
4% Sale
5
3
16
13
Mar. 14
7 14%
3 108
Apr. 10 14
Jan. 14 55
42
2%
July
Feb.
Jan.
93%
2%
9
6
Aug. 29
July 23
Jan.
9
2 140
Feb, 14 148
Sept. 13 30
2
Apr. 12
1
3
Jan.
2
4
Feb.
46
*
July
July
Jan.
96
*
•
Aug.
3 105
22 115
94
Conunon................
2% July
4
Aug.
"
Sept. 28
•
Stockyards cap
Standard Dredge conv prof
Sept. 28
8
4
43
1% Sale
June 21
11
%
1%
1%
%
Houthw GtcE Co 7% pre! 100
4%
Aug. 16
1
Jan. 30
June 25
Sept. 27
Jan.
7
Mar. 19
'
Southwestern Lt APow pfd. ♦
Southern Union Gas com
2%
28
23
Feb.
31
8
Mar. 11
% Jan. 31
54% Jan. 14
Slvyer Steel Castings com.. .*
Sou Colo Power A common.25
9
^
Apr. 27
17% Aug 17
37% July 29
39% Apr.
6
8
4
Sept. 13
Sept.30
Sept. 18
Sept; 11
Sept. 30
Sept.12
Sept. 12
Sept.
Sept.
98%
.....
--.-*
38 h
134
56
Signode Steel Scrap Co pf.30
......
25
24
110
...—-.100
3,780 Sears Roebuck 8c Co com.. ..*
Preferred
15% Sept.
27
5
5
2\%
11% 14%
49% Sale
com
3,150 Sangamo Electric Co..
Common
140
10c
Reliance Mfg Co Common. It
170
Preferred.
..........100
720 Rollins Hos Mills conv prof. •
1,951
3,550
1,160
1,000
1,650
1,800
1,136
Sept. 10
Sept.28
7% Aug.
21% Apr.
14% Sept, 20
*36%
37
Sale
137
141%
28
28%
1%
2
17,420
37,360 Ryerson 8c Sons Inc
28
23
Sept. 10
4
18% Sept.
% Jan. 12
5% Feb.
134
490
"""250
com........*
Prima Co common..........*
600 Reliance Internet A
28
4% May 8
21% Mar. 13
40
>
Pines Winterfront com...—ft
Common
28
23
16
15
37
35
6% preferred........... 100
7% preferred...........100
10
„
6% preferred...........100
.
18,600
4,100
11,850
1,350
50,850
12,950
5,090
2,860
19
6%
%
7%
16,250 Penn Gas 8c Klec A com..
1,100 Peoples Gas'Lt & Coke caplOO
7,450 Perfect Circle (The) Co.....*
50
4,600
-
28
17
*
com..10
com....*
Parker Pen Co (Tbe)
Pea body Coal Co B
60
T.oEo
6
25 %
*
Common
450
2,100
1
to
Par
Shares
1,100
59
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
tow from
CHICAGO
STOCK ^EXCHAN GE
AOOREQATB
STOCK EXCHANGE
12
Sept. 9 13%
38% Sept.21 40
19
18% Sept. 11
34
Sept), 26 35
2% Sept. 3
4%
28% Sept.20 31%
% sept. 9
%
135
Sept. 30 140
76
Sept. 16 89
Sept.25
Sept. 13
Sept. 16
Sept. 6
Sept. 30
Sept. 9
Sept. 11
Sept. 16
Sept. 28
15%~Sept^2d 16*" SeptriO
5% Sept.
4
-
8% Sept.
7
%
%
%
1%
%
Mar. 14
Mar. 13
Mar, 15
Mar. 23
May 31
6% Jan. *16
34% Jan. 28
15
Jan.
Jan.
2
Jan.
15
16
Apr; 26
26% June 3
% July 23
31
1
127
30
Jan:.
8
% Aug/16
11
Feb.
16
2% Mar. 18
95
46
H
Sept. 13
Aug*-- 9
Aug. 19
Aug.
7
Aug.. 5
Aug. 12
Sept/- 5
Apr. 22
Sept. 11
Aug. 17
Aug. 16
Sept. 26
4% Sept. 26
6% July 31
78
14
3% Feb. 16
ffl
36
Sept.16
8
Feb. 26
Jan.
8% Sept. 12
May 28
2
52
3
-
1%
4%
1%
%
1
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Mar.
June
5
19
14
14
23
5
Aug.
5
40.
May 20
20
Aug. 10
35% June 13
Sept. 30
Aug.
5
Jan. 15
May 22
June 19
92
14
32^
M
Aug. 16
17% July 11
8% Sept. 7
Wisconsin Bankshares—
300
23,500
•
a
3
Common
5
*
Sale
4% Sale
3
Sept. 3
H Sept. 4
10% Sept. 6
4% Sept. 21
*
Ex-dividend.
Adjusted for 100% stock dividend paid Feb/20
**
Dec. 29 1934.
The National
Price adjusted
*
*
"
934.
of pref. to 25,000 shares.
The stock was re¬
deemed on Aug. 31 1935 at $107.50 per share
3
Sale
1%
1%
11% Sale
x
auth¬
orized the redemption of 7,800 shares of pref. stock
(par $100), thus reducing the outstanding shares
plus accrued dividends.
11
Sale
/ Flat.
No par value.
New stock.' 1
b The directors of the Bom-Warner Corp.
10H
to
100% stuck dividend paid
Securities Exchanges on which
low prices since July 11933 were made
by superior figures in tables), are as foliows:
'•
3%
1%
11%
5%
Sept. 12
Sept. 12
Sept. 11
Sept. 6
New York Stock
New York Curb
Boston Stock
Cleveland Stock
Los Angeles Curb
**
Philadelphia Stocs
**
St* Louis Stock
June' 11
% May 23
9% May
1
1% Apr.
4
2
3% Feb. 23
1% Sept. 12
12
July 29
5% Aug, 21
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I
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RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Sfocfc SaZes,
Shares. 479,999
_3,250,025
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
:i. In
September
%
'i
m — —
~
J. .
.
...
-
105.000
40,600
2,000
J;
JSONDS
.
Sept.301935
\
r
50
32
30
88
172,650
if p. nri 11
Shares.
385
960
358
10,923
■
,
142
■
1,680
35 ;
35
60
55
..1948
1934
..1934
Common
12
1,876
Preferred....
11,853
635
5,692
f
1,144
164
1,598
9
411
26
1,432
457
68
866
69
"455
f!
Sale Prices
w, tm
4+ m
101
108
68% Sale{
69
Sale
64% Sept.
74
64%
61
69
85
80
80
75*g
68% Sept.
77
Sept.
85
Sept.
85 f Sept.
5
Sept. 3
Sept. 26
Sept. 21
85
79
1,021
26
80
G
_
200
7",084
230
1,164
1,628
2,826
5,318
3,273
1,575
2,715
620
15
E3
400
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
18 X
92
20%
26% Sale
:"i
88
115H 116% 120% 123"
69
Sale
62% Sale
2%
3
5
5
"ijliili:
...100
Prior pref
..100
Class A 1st pref stamped 100
1st preferred class A....100
......
24
146
6%
7
7
Class B 1st pref stamped 100
Class B 1st preferred.. .100
Class C 1st pref stamped 100
7
7
pref class C.........100
Class D 1st pref stamped 100
1st pref class D
100
11X Sept. 21 12%
1A Sept. 5
2 i3%
2A Sept. 7
13
Sept. 5 16
135% Sept. 21 145%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
23
Sept. 12 27
92
Sept. 17 92
115% Sept. 4 122
60% Sept. 17 69
Sept. 30
Sept. 17
Sept. 26
Sept. 3
26
11
11
10
9
10
13
;
-
6
30
28
28
12
Sale
7% Sale
8
6%
7A
10
8 :
6%
7%
8
8
11
24
Sept.
8% Sept.
7
Sept.
9% Sept.
8
Sept.
8% Sept.
Sept.
6A Sept.
6A Sept.
7A Sept.
8
Sept.
-7
Sept.
.....
13 %
140
100
Calumet Be Hecla
540
6%
4%
29
cum pref..
Sale
147
"12% Sept." "9
10
"15" 10
Sept.
{ Vf
9
13%
I§% Sept!
J5X 142
142% Sale
Sept.
"
14%
145
Sept." 10
Sept. 13
Stamped Stock
Cliff Mining Co
Cont'l Securities
2d
197 Island Creek Coal
......
m
50
65c
13
4*4
2%
6%
June
8
June
8
7
12% Sept. 6
2
July
5
5% Jan. 25
12% Jan.
4 19% Jan. 26
98% Mar. 21 145% Sept. 12
4% Jan.; 4
,2
Apr.
3
Apr.
2
X Mar.
8
2
June 13
14% Mar. 19
May 10
82
88
58% Apr. 16
2
Feb. 25
4% July
9
1% May
7
5% Sept. 18
12% Mar. 19
3 % Apr.
3
Apr.
2
15
5
Feb. 18
5% Apr.
7
27
Sept. 30
July 29
Sept. 26
71% Aug.
5
2% Feb. 28
96
Mar. 29 122
4% June
•
3
4% Apr. 23
6
Mar. 5
8% July 19
6% Aug. 30
1% May
7
26% Aug. 13
9% Aug. 13
8
Aug. 23
12
July 18
8
11
9
9% Jan. 28 14%
Mar. 5 153
5% Feb. 23
8%
4
1% July
9
125
2% Mar. 15
Feb. 18
Aug. 13
8% July 11
14
July 15
Feb. 25
Sept. 10
Jan.
3
Jan.
7
Jan.
21
5X Aug. 22
Preferred
..J
25
.......100
New England Tel Be Tel. ..!•#
see page
61.
a!*
15
4% Sept. 18
1% Sept. 3
4% Sept. 12
Sept. 3
52
Sept. 11
2% Sept. 27
26
Sept. 27
10
Sept. 27
5
JSept. 30
6
Sept. 3
105
Sept. 19
43
Sept. 20
15% Sept. 17
158
Sept. 30
21% Sept. 6
Feb.
Jan.
22
Mar.
Jan.
7
8
a
3* Sale
Sale
60
51
62
Sale
Sale
43%
2X sale
23
Sale
Sale
10
%
2%
5%
Sale
Sale
Sale
5A Sale
108
16
Sale
% Sept. 19
156 A
21%
20
32%
43
18
Sale
Sale
32% Sale
90c
Sale
3% Sept.
Sept.
43
Sept.
X Sept.
13
Sept.
4% Sept.
2% Sept.
5% Sept.
105
Sept.
42
Sept.
15% Sept.
150
Sept.
18% Sept.
64
59
32% Sept. 28
90c
Sept.30
33% Sept. 12
1
Sept. 28
4A
3
Sale
16%
28
Sale
Sale
3
Sept.19
16% Sept. 28
4
Sept.12
18% Sept, 7
33
M
40c
5
33*4
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33
"Septlle
34
1
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% Sept.12
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Sept. 4
X
%
30c
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
% Sept. 11
Jan.
1% Apr.
76c July
4% Apr.
95
Jan.
34
Mar.
14% Apr.
97% Feb.
11% Feb.
24% Mar. 29
% Aug. 14
3
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
12% Mar. 15
28
Aug. 27
Jan.
25c
95
16X
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;
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3A
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Sept. 19
27
114
65c
6X
6%
X
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7A
f
75
9%
19
*23% °23
IX
IX
1%
26
28
28%
10c
At
X
111
70c
1
Sale
110
Sept.
7
90c
Sept. 24
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6% Sept. 12
5
Sept. 11
20
Sept. 19
1% Sept. 4
26% Sept. 6
6% Sept. 12
9% Sept. 30
23
Sept. 21
2
Sept. 14
29
Sept. 19
June 26
9
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
8
25
15
5
May 17
i06%"SeptIl6
112
Sept.
5
88% Mar. 20
27
27
30
13
19
9
3
30
16
Aug. 26
4% Jan.
2
19% Aug.
28
Aug.
2% May
34
Sept.
1
Sept.
% Sept.
7
27
4
18
18
11
Mar.
5
37
12 108
5% Jan.
8
27
1% Apr. 17
17
3
Mar. 18
%
Sale
Jan.
4
5
33% Aug. 12
15% Apr. 17 17
4%
1% Mar. 18
26% June 12 34
110
Feb.
5 115
90c
50c
Mar. 18
6
9%
6%
_
20*
3% Sept. 3
Sept. 19
27
12
17% May
6
% July 29
26% Jan.
Mar.
July
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
5% Sept.
7% Aug.
105
Sept.
45
Aug.
20% Jan.
158
Sept.
22
Aug.
54% Mar.
2
35
17
37% Apr.
A May
8
IX
23
120
Feb.
40
21
•
1
July 11
6
186% June
% Sept. 19
4% Sept. 30
Jan.159
Mar.
% Sept.
2% May
14% Apr
4% Sept. 30
42
16
3
17
28
*
14,833 Mass Util Associates v t c
6.766 Mergenthaler Linotype
.*
1,334 Nat Senr Co com shs tr ctfs-.l
17,909
.
55
"4%Sept."l8
105
•
482
1,787
65
3 H Sept.
1
Sept.
108
152
Maine Central...........100
For footnotes
6
15
417 Llbby McNeil Llbby....._.li
928 Loew's Theatres..........25
615
Jan.
8
June 10
June
8
63
60
4% Sept.
103
*
65
2,548
4% Sept.
% Sept.
Sale
3% Sale
62
*
....
6% cumul preferred
4,131 Isle Royal Copper
37
1,239
77
Sept.12
85 :1 Sept. 26
85
iSept. 26
11
Sale
40
150 Int'l Button Hole Mach Co. 10
3,590 Int Hydro-Elec Sys cl A
25
25
68% Sept. 28
29
4* Sale
M
1
4,986 Helvetia Oil Co tr ctfs
Hygrade-Sylvania LampCorn stk Tr cert
»
4,443
1,288
Preferred.............i,..*
165
Sale
%
25
preferred....
780 Hathaway's Bakeries pref
Class B
520
800
974
5%
100
.......
25% 1st pfd allot ctfs
2,437 Gilchrist Co.
26,841 Gillette Safety Rasor Co..
10
.
106
12 Grief Bros Cooperage A com. *
60 Hathaway Bakeries cl A
90
1,544
5%
100
•
5,231 General Capital Corp
85 Georgian Inc (The) A pref.20
German Credit & Inv Corp—
120
Mai
Chit Jet Ry Be U 8 Y—
878
1,948
2
63% Jan.
50
70% Jan. 29
55% Jan. 11
49
June
7
7 104% June 21
31 109
Mar. 23
,
24
,9
10
6%
9%
14
9v'-^^u:.'
1st
1,334 Economy Grocery Stores...*
27,317 Edison Elec Illumlnatton.lOO
22,709 Employers' Group Assoc T C*
245
30
6
8
49% Jan.
12
26
26
2
Sale
Corp
5
35 Cont'I Secur Corp 5% pref 100
485
Jan.
55
12
11%
2
;1%
3%
3A
16
12
13%
136% Sale
140%
25
25,956 Copper Range Co
18,881 East Boston Co
io
II,603 Eastern Gas Or Fuel Assn com
4%% Cum Prior pref...100
10,028
0% Cum preferred.....100
21,945
15,083 Bast Mass St Ry Co
...100
First preferred.....
8,769
100
Preferred B............100
4,310
Adjustment..
15,060
....100
6,223 EasternSS Lines. Inc.....,*
7% cum 1st preferred... 100
315
135
2,296
1,841
80
Jan.
28
1,686 Brown Be. Co 6% Cum pref. 100
1,566 Brown Be Durrel Co common.
,8,316
Mar. 28
Apr.;
45% Apr.
«e'
..........100
555 Boston Be Providence.
2,124
Highest
Sale Prices
50
45
eeaV*
m.
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
.
\
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1%
2%
3,816 Boston Personal Prop Tr..l00
30
1
Par
531 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet...
Preferred
lta
371
7,382 Boston ft Albany....
100
100
14,164 Boston Elevated
327 Boston Ac Maine pref stpd.100
23
'!
Sale Prices
...
508
104
RANGE SINCE JAN.
90
;
7,523 Amer ft Continental Corp..*
25
12,339 Amer Pneumatic 8ervlce
6% non-cum preferred.._50
4,802
First prei'erred..........50
I.828
144,984 Amer Telep ft Teleg
1M
5,633 Amoakeag Mfg Co
10
,
1948
Ask
Ask Bid
-v!
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34
__1948
STOCKS
•3hares.'
;■ 490
.
Sertea B 5a
Seriea C 6a Jan 1
27.300
Sertea D 6a
27,850
1,500 K C Mem & Blrm 4a
5s..
2,000
1,500
:
;
:
296,000 Bast Mats StRR aerA <%a 1948
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Sept. 30
Sept. 3
Bid
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10,000 Brown Co 5%«..........I946
3.000
5%s
1950
21,000 Chic Jet Ry Be U S Ydo 4«.194t
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.'•Yr
1934
$84,800
1,235,800
*
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p. :
V
$204,600
730,650
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
■
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;
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Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
238,241
4,834,908
July 1 1933
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STOCK EXCHANGE
V
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1935
.
,
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
May 13
June 12
Aug. 17
Feb. 20
July
5
Sept. 24
8% Apr. 12
6% Sept. 12
9% Sept. 30
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Sept. 21
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Exchang
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
'•
r-t
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
'
.
Stock Sales1935
'
AGGREGATE
In
September
SALES
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
13,219
355,545
Low from
Sept. 3
Bid
>
Lowest
Ask
Sale Prices
-
360
200
4s Dock Loan.....
100 4s School House.
Sept. 30
115
Sept." 19
11234 Sept. 27 112 34 Sept 27
11634 May 20 11634 May 20
Sept. 19
104% Jan.- 4 115
108
Feb. 20 11234 Sept. 27
Sale
11234
Sale
113
106
Jan.
.1960
106
Jan.
108
100
Feb.
1936
400 4s Harbor Ser
1956
1957
112
106 4s 2d School serial.
..1945
600 4s 2d School serial...... 1948
660 4s 2d School Loan.......1947
r
I
500 4s 2nd School
water
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Sept. 19 11234 Sept. 16
106
27
Mar. 27
16
Feb. 20 112%
June 24 120
Jan.
5 106
Feb. 20 112
" Jan.
107
120
106
107
112
1,000
9,500
56,000
38,200
3,500
5,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
54,000
37,600
3,500
2,006
6,000
4,000
1,000
4,000
1,000
1,000
4,600
192,000
1,000
43,000
87.000
1,000
17,000
15,000
1,000
1,060
Ry
7 103
June 12
June
4 108
Mar. 12 109
June
107
Feb.
2u 107
107
101
Feb.
20 107
Jan.
29 110
1 100
100
Apr.
11
Apr.
1953
Nth
Shares
13
Mar.
19
Feb.
'■
634
658
1st Preferred
Sale
15
17
15%
17%
81
Sale
Sale
85
17
Sept.
17% Sept.
79
Sept.
15% Sept.
16
Sept.
79
Sept.
521
21
'"'xi
Mar. 2
Aug.
6
1034 May 28
15% May 28
35
625
339
450
12,193
3,493
""477
344
196
I
34
95
4
25
12
43
37
49
49
99
10034
99
9934 Sept. 20
9934 Sept. 20
48
Jan.
25
Jan.
50
99
30
Apr. 26
Mar. 26
Jan.
31
Feb. 20
7% Mar. 12
Feb. 28
July
8
10634 June
May
3 52% Mar.
Aug. 28 9934 Aug.
Mar.
Mar. 15 80
80
134
134
3
May
1 20
Mar. 28} 20
Apr. 23
1%
134
Apr. 12
June 24 20
Mar. 28 19
6
234 Jan. .19
34
1034
1034
34
%
11%
10%
1949
1949
1941
4
Sept. 13
6
Sept. 28
1941
21
15
13
15
9
Feb.
7
Mar.
Mar.
9
5
Jan.
4
6
Feb.
8
Jan. 26
Feb.
2
Feb.
4
Jan.
26
Feb.
6
1
Feb.
Jan.
3o
Sept. 28
July 1ft
Par.
..10
v t
Apr.
1% Jan.
"20"" Sale"
21
Sale
31
29
20
Sept. 3
27% Sept. 20
21% Sept. 19
2834 Sept. 17
.....
Sale"
c_..*
3
Sale
"15" ~
Sale
*
Ji
3
a
134 ""34 Sept.'l6
Sale
3
Sale
34
1
Sept. 3
334 Sept. 20
15
Sept.
3
33
Apr.
3334
117
17
33
115%
Sept. 3
1734 Sept. 14
33% Sept. 23 33% Sept. 18
117
Sept. 4 118
Sept. 24
com
115
t
Sept.~l8 115"'"Sept." 18
1 0«11 ©II1 I f(t
1
1
1
25
8234
80
Sept. 21
85
Sept. 18
Jan.
Feb.
115% Sale
115
Sale
115
Sept. 10
Sept. 30 117
34 Sept.10
% Sept. 27
7
June 18
31
Jan.
3
8
Jan.
4
1
Aug. 31
334 Sept. 20
4
July
8
40
Apr.
1
1734 Sept. 14
34
Aug.
9
33
15
2 117
7
2
May 21
1
10c Feb.
22
Mar. 26
Apr. 17 120
July 30 51
Aug. 15
July 26 11934 Aug. 12
Jan.
"82"
1
14
Feb.
Jan.
1
25
Jan.
Jan.
lit
*
Aug. 30
Aug. 30j
Jan.
..100
6H% 1st preferred
Class B
Mar. 26
16
3934 May
3
11134 Feb. 15
44
Aug.
1
49% June 28
1034 May 28
15% May 28
45
Aug. 20
10634 June 21
..1949
1,527
f% preferred............25
10,615 Consol Gas E L A Power....*
2,327
6% preferred ser D
100
923
5)4% pref ser E
100
3,878
5% preferred
100
2,576 Davison Chemical Co
...♦
2,254 B Porto Rlcan Sugar com_._l
1,773
Preferred
..1
13,636 Eastern Sugar Assoc com___l
4,218
Preferred
I
1,680 EmersonBromo Selts A...2.50
5,846 Fidelity A Deposit
20
4,209 Fidelity A Guar Fire Corp.lf
2,312 Finance Co of Am class A
*
71
rApr. 26
Feb.
1734 Feb. 18
1834 Aug. 29
1734 Aug. 29
79
Sept. 7
85
Feb. 21
1734 Feb. 18
5% Jan.
2
734 Mar. 12
35
Jan. lO
1949
Preferred...
For footnotes see page 63.
June 27
95
4
1,062 Commercial Credit pref B..25
460
Feb. 15
42
...1949
y t c
33 Commercial Credit
19
534% preferred
\
Sept. 6
Sept. 7
May 29
Jan. 31
May
3
36
1,173 Baltimore Tube common.. 100
195
16
79
19
34 Feb. 25
45,292 Black A Decker common... •
7,911
Preferred
...25
1,196 Ches A Pot Tel of Bait pf_. 100
6,074
16
1134 May 15
15% Sept. 6
8034
33 34
3934
111%
1936
45 Autollne Oil pref
992 Bait Transit Co com
"""971
16
...1949
2,900 Appalachian Corp.......
♦
34,457 Arundel Corporation
....»
2,876 Atlantic Coast L (Conn)
50
80
18% Jan. 30
15
Mar. 5
funded 5s
STOCKS.
Shares
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Aug. 26
Apr.
1
Balto
....1942
(flat)
Funding 5s (ctfs)
First 6s (flat)..
195,060
1st 6s ctfs (flat)
85.000
Income 4s (flat)
75,000
Income 4s ctfs
185,000
First 4s (flat)
273,000
1st 4s ctfs (flat)
85,000 Wash B & A 5s flat
141,000'
<Md-> 5% tr ctfs
5", 478
4
Mar. 12
103% Mar. 25 103% Mar. 25
_
1953
37,000
47,500
79,000
5,000
5
17
16
June 12 110
1957
El
Jan.
July
Sept.
Aug.
May
Jan.
..1954
serial
A
20
June 24
105
1st 5s certificates
1942
Bait Transit Co 4s flat..1975
A 5s flat
1975
B 58 flat
1975
Century Parkway Corp 6sl956
Consol Coal ref 434s'ctfs>1934
1st 5s ctfs
1950
Consol Gas 1st 5s
1939
Davison Realty Co 6s
1940
6s ctfs (flat)
1948
Ga & Ala Ry 1st cons 5s ctf '45
Ga Caro & Nor 6s ctfs...1934
Ga Marble Co 1st 6s (flat) 1950
Gibson Island 6s
1936
Inter-Ocean Oil Co 1st 7s *35
Lake Roland 1st 5s
1942
Maryland El Ry 6%s (flat) 1957
634 s
1962
6s
1933
6% (certificates)
1933
Norfolk St Ry 58
1944
North Avenue Market 6U.194C
Read Drug & Chem 534s_1945
Richmond Dairy 1st 6s..1944
United
July
Aug. 16
108
109
1942
Div 1st 5s
Sept. 14
Mar. 27
110
serial.......1948
Co.
9
2
1951
434% (certifs).
434s--Trac
...
Sept. 19 11234
107
Aug. 16 107
109
May 17 109
10634 Mar. 5 107
Bait Spar Pt & Ches—
Balto
15
7
16
17
May
6
Apr. 13
2,900 334s New sewerage impt..1980
1,000 Atl Coast Line Conn 5% ctfs
17,000
22,000
July
Aug.
„_1949
300 4s 2d Water serial
100 4s 2d water ser
100 4s 2d
Sept. 14 1103
Sept. 14 1103
(cpn) ....1944
700 4s 2d Water Serial...
466 4s 2d Water Serial
2,560 48 2d Water
Mar
11034 Sept. 14 11034 Sept. 14
1103
1103
4,000 4s Annex Improvement.. 1951
11,000 4s Art Museum (cpn)
1953
300 4s Public Park Impt
1955
2,800 4s Paving Loan...
1951
300 4s School House
Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 13 11034 Sept. 14
,
300
15 106
7 106
20 11134
Aug.
2 100
.....1957
200 4s Jones Falls
......1951
3 ,600 4s Annex Improvement.. 1954
200
3 Il3
Sept._30
..1961
100 4s Harbor Ser
"loo
Sept."
......1958
4s Water Loan
100 334s Funding.
200
ltt
....1961
100 4s Burnt District
3,066
i
Sale"
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
106
Jan
5 11034 May 13
108
Mar. 14 113
Sept. 30
Il3"
U234
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Ask Bid
...
1*106
$139,400
1,301,603
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Sept.301935
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS—
1,400 4l Conduit
1962
i
2,906 4s Conduit..
....1958
1,000 4s o B coupon
1962
10,300 4s Sewerage Impt
1961
$
600
1934
1935
$103,100
1,751,000
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
July I 1933
I
BONDS
Bond Sales
1934 :
September
'_l
Shares
; 44,702
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30_—435,213
Jan.
4
2
Jan.
26
May
2
32% May
1
90
Aug. 10
11534 June 10
113
July 15
117
Sept.10
4
1334
11%
Sale*
22
Sale
9
13
Sept. 10
Sept. 6
15
26
Sept.14
Sept. 13
Mar.
25
6
Feb.
"634 "734
1
Jan.
4
11
July 25
July 26
Mar. 19
26
July 24
July
6
Sept.14
Sept.13
20
Feb.
Sept. 27
"85""
Sale
87""
Sale
84%"Sept.~"4
90
Sept. 19
Feb.
2
3834
Sale
39
Sale
3834 Sept.
8
Sept.
39% Sept. 16
9
Sept. 5
Jan.
11
2
8
Sale
3
3
Jan.
June 20
15
90
40
8
Sept.19
Aug, 14
9
Aug. 30
8% July 17
OCT., 1935]
AQQREQATE
In
SALES
Shares
270
2
68 Mercantile Trust Co
812
163 Mt Vern-v^
236
2,941
W
W
w
m
:
-
«.
-
26
22
Sale
22
w'-
m *
w
•»'«
8
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
8
Sept.
% Sept.
10 %
.
*9% SepO
30
3
16
20
10
23
25
25
Sept. 3
Sept. 16
10
Sale
Sale
39% Sale
9% Sale
*9% Sale
75" n:::
% Sept. 20
Sept. 24
% Sept. 23
2
Sept .18
Sept. 19
8% Sept. 20
97
Sept. 23
75
Sept. 4
Sept. 18
Sept. 9
10
Sept. 7
97% Sept. 23
76% Sept. 20
39
40
109
-w w w w w
15
2% June 19
Feb. 27
Mar. 16
5
5
Mar. 16
% Aug. 3
5% May 15
% June 13
Jan.
5c Mar. 21
1% July 18
Sept.19
39
Mar. 18
6
88% Mar. 11
8
.............
60
10
11% Sale
10% Sept. 28
31%
590 Western National Bank...20
11% Sept.
3
Jan.
July
53
11
31
9% Jan.
Mar. 21
Jan. 15
5c
4
44% Apr. 22
10% Aug. 12
98% Aug. 6
76% Sept. 20
9
Apr. 23
11
July
9
6
Jan.
14
June 28
% Jan. 21
5c Mar. 20
8
June 28
5
...
14
16
75
Preferred..
10
304 Standard Gas Equip pref 100
2,580 United Rys & Elec Co com.50
97.483 U S Fidelity Ac Guar
2
764 Western Md Dairy Corp pref*
.
5
Sept.14
Sept. 13
11
10% May 23
25
Aug. 15
25
Sept. 16
1% Apr.
5
10
Sept. 24
l%Jan.
8
2% June 20
10
Icom A
Sale Prices
Jan. 25 227% Sept. 14
227% Sept. 14 227% Sept. 14 210
21
Mar. 7 28
May 24
23% Sept. 5 26
Sept. 30
15% Jan.
8 22 % Sept. 13
21% Sept. 30 22% Sept. 13
2
.....100
5
39,817 New Amsterdam Casualty
312 Northern Central Ry...
50
3,770 Penna Water Ac Power..... •
r
Preferred.
w5
108
w
4,362
*
9%
Sept.14
Sept.13
5
31
9% Jan.
25
Mills Com 100
180 Seaboard Comm
ww
—
00d I
Sale Prices
3
Aug.
1
27
Aug.
6
1
,
31
102
Sale
50
Preferred...
1,603
8
Sale
"*7% -ZZZZ
3,695 Merch & Miners Transp
*
5,959 Monon W Penn PS 7% ore# 25
322 Mortearte Bond Ac Title com.*
•
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
4
Sept. 13
31
Sept. 13
25
.......
7
1,062
....
Ask
1% Mar. 19
25
1st preferred
.25
2,944
Second preferred........25
1,226
23,313 Maryland Gas Co...........l
Junior cony pref ser
50,911
68
Lowest
Sept. 30
Ask Bid
9% Sale
Oil preferred....100
144 Humphrey MM Co com.....♦
90
8% cum preferred.......25
998 Wirt Plnence common » I
*
215
368
W W W
Sept. 3
Bid
33,016 Houston
41
20
*:■■■
Sep*.301935
..............
2,062
;
STOCKS
Shares
470 Guilford Realty Go com.„_.*
102
Preferred
100
105 Home Credit Go pref......50
—
1
July 1 1933
to
Sines
Jan. 1
September
RANGE SINCE JAN»
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
STOCB^EXCHA^ GE
63
STOCK EXCHANGE
BALTIMORE
1% Feb. 23
6c Feb. 20
5% Jan. 21
80, Feb. 21
3
Sept!" 16 M%"Sept*l6
93
28
32% July
May 24
11% June 18
June 24
25
No par value.
The National Securities Exchangee on which low prices since
1
New York Stock.
* New York Curb.
July 11933 were made (designated by superior figures In tables),
are as
follows:
f
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1935
-
AQQREQATE
In
-
,
tLowfrom
July I 1933
BONDS
Sept.301935
%
Sept. 3
r 1,000 Am Tel 4%s_
.193*
2,000 Bell Telephone 5S.......1948
524,700 Elec A Peoples tr ctfs 4s.194*
Certificates of deposit
39,878
1952
5,000 Home Loan 3s..
j
~I3~1
400
Ask
2%s.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
107% Feb. 28 107% Feb. 28
13%
"12% Sale
12%
Sept.*24
14
Sept. 13
5,000
80,300
2,400
2,000
! 8 ,000
45,000
1,000
4,000
35,000
1,000
3,400
9",o5o
¥.55o
Shares
1,267
4,217
62
1,759
675
542
:
...........1966
1967
Phlla Elec lat Ac ref 4a
1971
Phlla Elec Pow Co Sift .1973
Reading Terminal 5s..
Reading general 4%s
1997
U S Treasury 3s
..1951
3%s
1949
Aaserlcan Stores
"
3*770
*
.
*
Cambria Iron
50
•;
4,010
^3,140
37
604
565
2,114
Sept. 18
26
Sept. 18
Sept .""9
Phlla Rapid Transit.......50
.........59
Phlla 8c Reeding Coal 8c Iron*
Philadelphia Traction.....50
etf of deposit
109
»
97
Sept. 26
159% Sept" "7
106%
■IB*
Sept.""9
106%
Sept." "9
Jab.
36
12
120
37
14%
37
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
5
Sept.
46
Sept.
% Sept.
5% Sept.
44% Sept.
Sale
5% Sale
Sale
45
36
14
Sale
14%
Sale
48
""5% Sale"
119
17 39% Sept. 10
17 14% Sept. 14
24 121% Sept. 17
4
6% Sept. 11
4 48
Sept. 5
14
% Sept. 11
4
9% Sept. 25
Apr.
28%
6
99% Sept. 20
25% Sept. 20
Sept. 25
Sept. 3
"iff
"""% "I"
48% "Sept ."i7
Sept. 13
31% Sept. 12
1
'
2,913
20,254
1,751
-
Sale
27% Sale
100
li2% Sept.'"9
il3_" Sale"
34
7
i
10|
40 West Jersey Ac Seash RR..50
1,340
*
No par
?
3,812 Westmoreland
9
2
Sept. 18
June 11
Feb. 21
Feb. 25
Jan.
19
7
9
103.25June 24
104*32 Aug. 22
33% Sept. 16
22% Sept. 12
1% Sept. 17
4
Sept. 3
Sale
22%
23%
2% Sale
4% Sale
2%
2%
12% Sale
inc.. .......*
Coal
._*
..
10
3
51
June 26
49% Jan.
9
7
May 20
Sept. 13
31% Sept. 12
July 19
69%
8% Aug. 17
11% Jan.
May 23
Apr. 25
Aug.
2
50% May 23
Mar. 27
Mar. 12
Mar.25
June 12
3
6
Feb.
6
Mar. 15
Mar.
6
June 21
Jan.
Mar.
24% Sept. 20
Sept. 3
Sept. 9
Sept. 13
Sept 16
68%
June
Mar. 13
Sept. 30
34% Sept. 6
66% Sept ."30
Jan.
4 104
5
Mar. 19
114
2%
5%
2%
13%
10
Feb.
18
13
11
11
11
2% Sept. 20
11
Sept. 21
IP
Sept.* 16
Sept. 21
.
Feb.
Jan.
3
Sept.
,29** Sept.
104
Aug.
15
July
114
Sept.
34% Aug.
25% May
7
2
8
11
11
5
16
30
Jan.
4
6% Jan.
4% Jan,
22% Jan.
Mar. 20
Jan.
5
17% Jan. 30
69
Aug. 15
19 121% Apr.
8
Mar. 20 112
June 15
Jan.
25
Sept. 10
% Sept. 20
% Sept. 14
3% Sept. 27
15% Sale
104% Sale
K
60
12
6%
.....
15
7%
16% Sale
106g Sale^
60
~i5*"Sept."3
103% Sept.
27
Sept. 26
% Sept. 20
% Sept. 25
4% Sept. 12
17 j
4 107]
Sept. 10
Sept. 30
Apr. 11
Feb. 15
Feb. 21
6% Sept.
7
**8% Sept.*18
27»
16
Mar. 14
6%
Mar.
1
5
Feb. 20
18%
Feb. 28 107
Feb.
July 20
Apr,
9
—
11%
15
7%: 10
1
July
31
U
62
12
Sept. 26
May 17
Apr. 27
Jan.
3
Jan. 15
Aug. 17
July 16
July 20
Mar.
9
Aug. 10
9% Feb. 27
value. ' % Ex-dividend.
The National Securities Exchanges 00 which low prices since July 11933 were made (designated by ouperior figures In tables), are as follows:
•
New York Stock
* New Yor* Curb.
X Low price uot including cash or odd lot sales
May
Aug.
112% Aug.
Feb.
Sept.10
Sept. 11
% Sept.
1% Sept.
3
Sept.
2% Sept. 3
26% Sept. 30 30% Sept.
99% Sept. 5 101
Sept.
..
...
1,692 Westmoreland,
Apr. 24
106% Sept.
May
104
% Sept, 12
1
Sept. 3
H
2% Sale
96
13
Jan.
46
100%
24% 25
-
541
Mar. 26
Mar. 26
Aug.
5
Apr. 18 121% Sept. 17
Mar. 15
6% Aug. 22
Mar. 15 48
Sept. 5
% Sept. 11
Sept. 14
Mar. 20
6% Aug. 19
51
1
2
Feb.
>
233
29
5
July
5
11 107% Feb. 25
22 110% June
1
Aug.
7
Sept. 9
103:7 Mar. 1
104*32 Aug. 22
..
773 Scott Paper
.*
Series A 7% preferred..100
126
Series B 6% pref.......100
27
2,428 Tacony-Palmyra Bridge....*
24,140 Tonopah-Befanont Devel
1
28,564 Tohopah Mining
I
r 20,400 Union Traction...........50
Certificates of deposit.....
563
396,024 United Gas Impt com.......*
15,284
Preferred....
•
100 U S Dairy class B_
*
.
2,100
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 12 109
Jan.
.10
Insurance Co of N A
117
75
29 115
8 21
31% Mar. 26 31%
40% Mar. 26 40%
104% Aug.
7 107%
99% Apr. 24 99%
105% May
9 105%
102 % Aug .
2 102%
26
20
Mar. 13
34% June 11 34%
103
Aug. 22 106%
110% May 11 113%
110% Jan. 18 111%
89%
Sale
7% preferred
May
100
1
'47%
203 Phlla Dairy Prod pref
25
Phlla Elec of Pa $5 pref
•
Phlla Elec Pow praff
2*
Phlla Insulated Wire.......*
6,754
33,035
1,706
3,585
6,724
5,514
10,938
26
Ii2% 112% iII%~Sept.*26 i 12%
99
7.308 Penna Salt Manufactur*i.50
;
112% U3%
45%
...
""'485
*
104%
110%
Horn Ac Hardart (Phlla) com,*
Horn 8c Hardart (N Y) com..*
687
683
2
Electric Storage Battery.. 100
31,821
15,080
*"'245
30
Sale
Budd Wheel Co
Lehigh Coal Ac Navigation..*
Lehigh Veltey......
..50
Minehill 8c Schuylk Haven.50
2,024 Mitten Bank Sec Corp ....25
Preferred....
25
14,363
189,121 Pennroad Corp v t C-—
*
98,674 Pennsylvania RR.........60
1,228
24%
Rights
-
Jan.
pat
.—.
..
.
Bankers Securities pref..—50
Bell Tell Co of Pe pref
190
.
13,501
44,499
3,820
12,261
2,290
2,449
12,539
26,065
12,082
30
(Paj 1st s f 4s.1966
1st 5s...
Registered.
4%s__
Budd (E G) Mfg Co.
...
*
860
Preferred
............100
13,501
18.222
25
Phlla & Rd Coal & Iron 6s *49
STOCKS
26.593
4,687
14,199
27,561
150
...2003
.........
Shares
2.822
...2003
Annuity 6s...
Registered 4s
194S
Penn Pr 8c Lt 4%s.......l981
Pennsylvania RR 6%s...l936
Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s
.1943
Phils Elec
115
12
Jan.
4
12
May 18 20
100.4 Jan; 17 101.15 Mar.25
99.16Feb. 28 99.16 Feb. 28
103% Jan. 17 103% Jan. 17
.....1952
5s
1,035,949
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Ask Bid
8,000 Lehigh Nav series A 4%s. 1954
Lehigh Valley 4s
$99,524
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
..
6,000
5,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
2,000
44,000
1,000
2.200
1934
1935
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Bid
58,500
Bond Sales
September
w
$76,900
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30--—-^-----. 2,268,742
118,957
2,389,743
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
September
1934
1
September
.Shares
357,300,
Jan. 1 to Sept: 30—.J
2,698,684
,
4
" .1,
<i
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
i.!,-'
-
f 4 !.
.
jr."'
'
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■-
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i-'.'. i
,
iV\ '■..
■
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J*
RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
<
Stock Sales
/
,
,
1935,
48,180
■
September.
....Shares.
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30..;.
AGGREGATE
1934
>
-
288,375
CLEVELAND
BONDS
Sept.301935
i-
%
Par
2,000 Firestone TAR of Cal 5s 1942
Share*.
STOCKS
Shares
892
4,643
Preferred......
Sept. 3
*
28%
39%
........
29
39%
~*
3 :
20 Commercial Bookbinding
*
24,724 Corrlgan McKinney voting. .1
11,307
Non-voting.......
.....1
63
•
Sept. 10
Sept. 27
63
Sept. 7
Sept.. 3
14
Sept.
4
17
19
Sept.
Sept.
5
5
Sept. 16
il6"?"Sept."l6
63% Sept. 14
64% Sept. 12
10
134 Goodrich
100
(B F)
'1
19
6%
50
"47 """Sept." "7 "50"r"Sept."
9
Sale
44% 45
31
8%
12%
9
*56]
31
Sept.11
Sept. 30
9
.
5
Sept. 11
t
32% Sept. 13
8
51
40
Preferred..............100
1,824 Greif Bros Cooperage _..._.*
420
1,162 Halle Brothers............]
275
Preferred..............11
;
17%
L05
18
.....
468
10
655 Kay nee Co
80
20
43
30%
40
Sept.12
43% Sept. 11
30% Sept .13
14
18
20
17%
101% 104% 103
100% Sale
100%
107
105%
19%
17%
19%
18
18
....
7%
6%
..]
Preferred ..............11
5,392 Kelly Island L * T
26%
9%
9%
27%
9%
8%
85
14
Sept. 12
Sept. 11
Sept. 19
43]
30]
Sept. 26
9 18
Sept. 10
Sept. 10 103
Sept. 24 100% Sept. 20
Sept. 4 105% Sept. 4
18
Sept. 21
Sept. 21
Sept.
8
7
80
15%
17
17
Sale
106
310
35
140
465
""285
255
423
927
:
Preferred..............100
100 Midland Steel Products.....*
325 Miller Wholesale Drug
..*
2,188 (a)Moharwk Rubber
._*
245 Monarch Machine Tool Co;.*
;
245
1,961
50
3%
3,544 Metropolitan Paving Brick..*
40
; i
8,082 Muiray Ohio Mfg........;.*
520 Myers (F E) Bros Pump ....*
2,395
1,070
7,793
V
1,592
; > 12,308
4,098
National Acme.......; -11
(f)Natlonal Carbon pref..100
National Refining......._2ft
Preferred.............. 100
National Tils
National Tool common....50
18
1,546
Preferred
1,037
100 Otis Steel
J
2,926
For footnotes
...50
7,935 Ohio Brass B
»
1,184
Preferred..............100
132
991
....
6,496 Nestle LeMur "A"..........*
5,494 Nineteen Hundred Corp A..*
125
♦
1,216 Packer Corp...............*
302 (e)Paragon Refg 3d pay'tend*
300
(e)B v t c 3d pay't end...*
6,226 Patterson-Sargent.........*
380 Peerless Corp
..........3
19,265 Richman Bros
._...*
100 River Raisin Paper Co
*
see page
Apr.
3
8
Mar. 13
8% Mar. 11
8
16% Sale
3% Sale
53%
19%
20%
6%
10
;
3%
54%
4%
6
6
21
35
8%
9% Sept. 28
6% Sept. 17
6% Sept. 17
"
15%
"Sept." 14
17%
3% Sept. 17
6% Sept. 16
12% Sept. 5
16
Sept. 5
3% Sept. 3
55
Sept. 6
Sept."i§
4% Sept. 12
7% Sept. 17
Sept. 14
16% Sept. 3
3% Sept. 3
55
Sept. 6
16
4
3%
50
mm
6
—
27
104
15%
7%
22%
%
51%
11
1?*
41%
10%
3%
;
4
43
3% Sale
3
3%
Jan.,
Mar
29%
30
22
27
%
57
4%
July 31
Sept. 11
June 24
Jan.
12
Jan.
25
97
July 11
Aug. 26
May
9
Mar. 14
Feb. 11
14
Apr. 18
40
Jan.
14
27
Jan.
14
11
Feb. 20
1% Jan.
10
15
12% Sept. 7
15% Sept. 12
40
Sept. 7
8% Sept.
19
40
3% Sept. 5
Sept. 26
3% Sept. 11
45
1% Sept.
5
\
Sept. 12
10
6
Sept. 20
Sept. 30
Sept. 7
\
' t
"3% "Sept."20
45
Sept. 6
3% Sept. 9
3% Sept. 26
2
Sept. 9
29% Sept. 11
3
1
30
■f
30
Sept. 7 33
103% Sept. 30 105
June 18
18
1 % Jan.
4
20% Mar. 21
4% Jan.
4
5
July 10
69% July 11
Jan.
11
3
,* 2% May 23
Sept. 21
50
May 17
31% May 14
18
23
Jan.
2
19
13
4% Aug. 26
7% Sept. 17
6% June 14
Jan.
19
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
J Jan. 16
40
Sept.
Mar.
,
10
5% Apr. 13
140% June
5 145
7%
2% Mar. 29
40
Sept. 26 65
1% Jan.
4
5%
3%
% June 22
Feb.
2
19
19
46%
4
14
9
2
Jan a
Mar.
3
7
Sept. 12
Apr.
1
Apr. 25
May
8
Aug. 21
Sept. 26
Feb.
14
5% Jan. 23
30
Sept. 6
33
Sept. 17
105'
July
8% July
8:
2
19
Aug. 26
& Apr. 17
Jan.
29
Apr.
27]
1]
Aug.
1
Mar.
8
Apr.
59
Sept. 19
May 16
Mar.
May
65.
-V
11
15
5
3
30
Aug. 24
Apr. 26
July 27
7
12% Sept.
5%
9
18
12
Sept. 14
96
?
13
16
June 18
5
Sept. 17
Sept. 27
•
23
17
Jan.
Sept.
23% Jan.
59" ""Sept." 19
Jan.
5
July
28% Jan.
10% July
9% Jan.
75
Apr.
17% Sept.
3% Mar.
Jan.
1
52" "Sept.""4
June 21
16
Jan.
Sept. 30
Sept. 6
27% Sept. 16
7
May 16
4J|
8% July
6% Jan.
% Feb.
% Jan.
25
17
Feb. 21
45% May
91
Sept. 10
Apr. 30 103
[00% Sept. 24 100% Sept. 20
Apr. 28
101% Jan.
2 107
1
Sale
11
Mar. 18
86
3
Sale*
3
29
14
46]
2]
94]
8]
10]
8
2
9
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 14
12
39
11
July
55
Sale
Jan.
Sept; 9
Apr.
8
22% Sept. 11
22% Sept. 11
13
30
30% Sale
104% 103% Sale
15
16
16%
10
7%
10
26%
1%
53
6
63% Sept. 14
Aug. 23
66
12% May 17
—
2% Sale
29%
30
Sept. 30
24% May 24
100
May
8
3% Jan. 16
2% Mar. 6
43
Sept. 10
115% July 11
24
" Sale"
40
14
35
Feb.
.
40
16
34
Jan.
Mar,
5
Jan.
% Jan.
Apr. 26
15
19
.
1% Feb. 14
9
6% Apr.
30
18
June 28
4
15
6%
40
7%
60
24
22
Sale
Feb.
8% Sept. 28
117
6
52
Mar.
Jan.
June 26
16
Sept.26
45
103
85
Mar.
112% Jan.
3% Mar. 13
4,033 Lamaon Sessions...........
570 Leland Electric............
2,083 McKee (Arthur G) B
3,748 Medusa Portland Cement
166
28 """Sept." 23
26% Sept. 13
9
Sept. 13
775 (e)Korach (S) Co...........
741
Mar. 14
5
Mar. 20
% Apr. 26
Aug. 21
1
Mar. 20
8% May
8
45% May 7
72
Mar. 19
83
14
40
86%
14
26"? "28
80
'420
Mar. 18
15
L10% Jan.
9
5% May 16
53% Apr. 29
50
Apr. 11
10
Feb. 20
8
...
"383
Sept. 10
Sept. 10
2% Mar. 6
2% Jan. 16
"8% "Sept." 16
8% Sept. 10
5f* .4*
44
....
......
14
91
30% Sale
102
274 Hanna (M A) $5 pref
1,459
$7 Preferred
1,121 Harbauer..
1,913 (a)Harris-Seybold-Potter
4,423 later!ake 8S...............
5,096 Jaeger Machine............
9
9%
9%
10
12%
8%
55
84
325
Sept. 30
40
92%
...
245
25
43
9
33
45
2
31
2
1% May
90% Apr.
.......100
75 Goodyear Tire A Rub 1st pf*
310 Great Lakes Towing......100
137
16
73
9
98
116
7%
...*
Jan.
35
10
2
19
19
32
40
.....
Preferred...
June 28
3% Apr.
Sept.
85 (d) Firestone Tire & R pref 100
235 Gen Tire tc Rub 0% pf...l00
1,215 (a)Geometric Stamping.....*
3
Jan.
55
22% Sept. 11
22% Sept. 11
Sale
15
"47"" "50"
485 Fostoria Pressed Steel......*
85
43
4
3 115
62
116
1,580 Koote Burt..
20
112% Sept,
62%
61%
15%
94
Preferred..............100
„
15
Sale
5
(a)Edwards(Wm)6% pref.100
& Mfg...... *
480 Enamel Products..
1,251 Faultless Rubber..
!"!'//
855 Federal Knitting Mills
193 (a)Ferry Cap & Set Screw..*
274
Sept. 10
Sept. 10
2% Sept. 21
14
64"" "65""
Sale
2
5,377 Elec Controller
110
115
~ Sale"
17%
17%
2,226
....
4
4
11
100
7 103 % Jan.
% June 27
% Apr. 26
8% Jan.
2
39
Apr. 11
26
12
28
11
35
Sept. 30
18% Sept
3
78
Sept. 25
2% Sept. 21
Sept.30
73
~ —
112% Sale
7", 946
3,248
376
35
"30"" "32" *35"" Sale" "32"" Sept."
14
"462
35
Sale
14%
15
77%
80
2%
87
2%
1,180 (a)Cleve Union Stockyards
*
1,682 (a)Cleveland Worsted Mills.*
9,467 Cliffs Corporation i t c.....*
1,050 Dow Chemical......
Sept.
39% Sept.
8% Sept.
60
Sept.
.
65
63
Sale
18%
85
5,480
,
Highest
Sale Prices
31
28% Sept. 4
39
Sept. 23
5% Sept. 5
60
Sept. 11
39%
8% Sale
40
63
18
Lowest
Sale Prices
% Jan.
425
:
1
Highest
1% Feb. 14
589 (a)Cleveland Quarries....
*
780 Cleveland Rjs ....1, 1*0'
5,534
Certificates of deposit
100
'"l26
RANGE 8INCE JAN.
4
313 (a)Cleve Builders Supply...*
4,333 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pief... *
4,241 Cleveland Elec 111
preflOS
459
1934
Sale Prices
:
Sale Prices
Ask
39
J
city ice ft Fuel...........
Href.............
10*
514 Cleveland Builders Realty..*
2", 105
-
30%
60
14,710
1,351
44
|
......
103% Jan.
10 Canfleld Oil common.....100
145
-
'
:
89
......
3,072
Lowest
Sept. 30
;!
Ask Bid
172
Preferred..
......100
35 (b)Bessemer Limestone A...*
100 (c)Brown Fence & Wire B__*
725 (a)Byers Machine A
*
10
,
Par
11,408 Apex Electric & Mfg
69
.
.
$2,000
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Bid
585 (a) Aetna Rubber
*
75 (a) Akron Rubber Reclaiming *
18,493 Allen Industries Inc
*
961
115
*
July 1 1933
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
September
1935
September^ 1.1....
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
Low from
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Bond Sales
\
;
14,731
252,902
..7~ %
4
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
OCT., 1935]
I*M*
AQQREQATE
SALES
In
Jan. 1
.
'■
«'
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(tr
^f»|W '
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
Sept.30 1935
^
-iff*
J
65
iff.
HIWWP*
>>
July 1 1933
STOCKS
,
Low from
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Since
September
.•
Shares
;
140
Shares
Par
152 (a)Robblns A Myers v t c«er 1 *
•: 32
(a) Series 2
*
1,159
(a) Preferred ▼ t c
*
3,808 Seiberling Rubber...
/
192
Preferred...
....100
Sept. 3
Bid
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
June 14
Apr. 29
2% May 1
1%
1%
1%
5
.......
3,810 (a)Selby Shoe
!
29 (a)Sheriff St Mlct Ac Storage.*
1,591 (a) Sherwln-W illlams ......25
2,198
(a)Preferred
.....100
6,645 SM A Corp common.......1
v
200 (a) Smallwood Stone A......*
i
248 Stouffer Corp A............*
Sept. 30
Ask Bid
Sept.~12
5
2
Sept. 11
1% Sept. 17
Sept. 11
2
....
813
II-it
1'
"io
-
1,488
110 Thompson Products Inc..
*
1,391 Trumbull-Cliffs preferred 100
3,566 Truscon Steel preferred..100
62
15 Union Metals Mfg Co......
1,157 Vlchelc Tool...............*
18
370
5,235 Weinberger
21
*•*
3
3
Aug. 12
27% Jan.
3
12
Jan.
12% Sale
26%
16
13
13%
"29" *28% "29%
17%
19
6
13
Sept. 28
9
29" "Sept." 13
20
27
"72J|
2%
6
15
6 102
Sept.
5
Sept.
6
95
74% Sept. 25
25
5%~Sept.~I6 "6%
15
-
Sept; 11 -16
•
Sept. 25
Sept. 17
31
<
77:'""
80
"
"83""
Jan.
14% Apr.
Sept.
65
5
6%
15%
Jan.
12
16 101
73%
Sept.""4 "73%"Sept.""4
3
2
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
12% Feb.
20
40
Jan.
Mar.
Apr
10
17
.
Mar
23
July 15
1 112% Mar. 1
4
14
June 28
29
% Mar. 29
Sept.13
% Mar. 29
102
60
65
3
5
5
7
15-1670
Sept.
"Sept." 13
20
102
'^'■■»'831 Youngst Sheet Ac Tube pf. 100
12
29"
Jan.
,8% Jan. 24
34
Mar. 23
85
106% June
Drug....i...^..*
229 West Res Ins Corp pr pref 100
mmrnm-*
June 2
% Feb. 20
% Apr. 29
3% Jan. if
12
17% Jan.
102
Sept.
>
2
6
74% Sept. 25
3
Apr. 18
7
Aug. 26
16% Aug. 23
30
July
73% Sept.
*
26
4
No par value,
(a) Removed from list at close of business July 15 1935.
Did not apply for permanent registration under SE Act 1934.
(b) Re¬
moved from list at close of business July 15 1935.
Operating under 77-B Bankruptcy Act.
(c) Suspended from trading pending action to delist April 13
1935.
Application for removal from listing and temporary registration granted by SEO June 1 1935.
(d) Removed from list at close of business July 15
1935.
Applied for registration on New York Stock Exchange only.
(•) Removed from list at close or business July 15 1935.
In liquidation, (f) Re¬
moved from list at close of business July 15 1935.
Issue being retired Aug 1 1935
r
The National Securities Exchanges on which tow prices since fuly I 193 J were nnale (designated by suoerlor figures in tables), are as follows:
• New York Stock.
* New York Ourb.
•Chicago Stock.
•* Cincinnati Stock.
" Detroit Stock.
"Los Angeles Stock.-.-;
:
V.-
v:
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
SeptemberAGGREGATE
».r r
September
Shares
.
19,264
16.139
614
2,423
3,477
3.676
/
~ 6*807
3,112
3,152
275
6,016
2,022
1,048
4,287
300
3,642
1,206
468
1,297
5.074
11.398
6,452
750
301
16,706
43,122
17,466
15,302
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
1934
2,841,148
1
July 1 1933
to
Shares
In
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30-_-
_
Since
Jan. 1
m
I
r 1935
Mam-3,282,123
Stock Sales
|
$5,215
567,241
Shares.
- r - -
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
1934
1935
Stock Sales
STOCKS
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sept.ZO 1935
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
Par
1
Sept. 24
3134 Sept. 3
48
Sept. 5
28
Sept. 23
4434 Sept. 21
19 54 Sept. 20
154 Sept. 5
3134 Sept. 30
50
Sept. 9
31
Sept. 30
4854 Sept. 11
2054 Sept. 28
6234
2034
134
3 34
138.404 Auto City Brewing common. *
49,666 "•Id win Rubber riant A...
2,833 Bohn Aluminum 5c Brass...5
82.109 dower Roller Bearing...... B
41,067 Briggs Mfg Co common.....*
24.274 Burroughs Adding Mach..
1,175 Capital City Products......*
60.661 Chrysler Corp common.....5
8,848 Consolidated Paper etna...It
10,915 Continental Motors com...
1,225 Crowley, Mllner Ac Co com..*
13,747 iteuMW Wemeer Gilbert com 10
5,252 Detroit Ac Clevel Nar com. .10
9,080 Detroit Edison com......it*
12,234 Detroit Forging Co.........*
40,577 Detroit Gray Iron Ac Fdry...5
28.062 Detroit Mich Store common. 1
29,564 Detroit Paper Products... ..*
300 Dolphin Paint Ac Varnish A.*
8,451 Baton Manufac*g Co com...*
22,213 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner....*
32.067 ks-Cello Aircraft ft Tool.... 3
30,270 federal Mogul common.....*
41,281 Federal Motor Truck com...*
33H
23
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
154
334
1254
234
10354
334
1034
234
1634
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Highest
Sale Prices
1
Sept. 24
634 Mar. 19
July 24
47
16
25
14
4
13
6
9
11
30
19
14
24
3
5
5
31
1234
54
234
854
Mar. 20
Feb.
6
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
2
15
12
11
20
28
27
Sale Prices
2
Jan.
5
3134 Sept. 30
58
Feb. 19
Aug. 19
4854 Sept. 11
2054 Sept. 28
July 23
Sept. 13
Aug. 22
31
""
Jan.
7
134
934
2
1534
27
92
1354
16
19 54
7% Sale
754 Sale
2%
334!
1234
7.630 federal Screw Works com...*
*ord Motor of Canada cl A. *
980 Gemmer Mfg Co class A.....*
It
118.753 tvoaerai Motors com
4,872
27 34 Sept.
12% Sept.
16
8ept.
534 Sept.
634 Sept.
254 Sept.
26
Sept.
16
21
5
3
6
10
11
2734
1334
1934
834
734
334
26
"1934 "21"
Sale
46
Sale
....
188,980 Goebel Brewing Co com... ..1
81.958 •taham-Palge Motor com..l
62,186 H all Lamp com
4
47
Sale
2
Sale
154
434
Walker-Gooderham
ftt Worts com
-•
534 Sale
54 Apr.
8
054 Jan. 15
Apr. 13
Sept. 30
Apr.
4
Sept. 14
Sept. 24
Aug. 30
Aug. 26
July 31
3
1034
154
9234
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
Sept. 16
Aug. 15
Sept. 25
Sept. 12
Sept. 30
134 Mar. 28
Mar. 13
65
1
Sept. 16
Sept. 5
Sept. 25
Sept. 12
Sept. 30
Sept. 16
Sept. 11
iH SI:
12
Mar. 18^
Mar. 20
Feb.
7
Jan.
Jan.
12
7
June
Sept. il
Sept. 7
Sept. 10
Sept. 30
2654
Sept.
re
4
Jane 24
__
1294 Sept.
354 Sept.
Feb. 20
354 Apr.
2434
1134
334
2234
3634
634
634
354
1*4
334
6
July
Mar.
June
June
June
17
18
Aug. 30
14
19
5
July
18
Sept. 11
17
Jan.
7
Jan.
10
Hiram
845
"4.720
7.738
40,491
3.673
4,185
960
2,035
4,050
700
19,660
2,464
8,662
12,292
505
30,760
3,442
1,724
49,414
7,230
9,120
33,399
712
365
"
V.
1,447
639
12,793
17
45,839
1,488
4,416
6,568
2.670
2,772
143.957
89,545
40,223
23,902
997
1,885
14,307
66.280
6.091
48.956
26,532
31.149
139,205
Houdaille Hershey class A..*
Motor Products Corp com... *
Motor
Wheel
Preferred..
com
......—*
24
..
Class B
""134 ""234
21
Sale
54
34
534 Sale
434 Sale
42
Sale
1434 Sale
1754 Sale
2834
30
534 Sale
4454 4654
5
2034
1054
2554
154
2
18
34
534
354
3734
934
1434
27
434
47
Sale
45
40
1154
354
334
534
Sale
Sale
Sale
1134
334
334
26
Sale
27
854 Sale
LOO 34
134 Sale
734
434
254 Sale
634 Sale
434 Sale
2
2
634
354
4
15
28
4
2554
3454
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
3
4
4
4
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
19
12
3
30
_
23
20
30
5
3
3
5
854
6
Sept? 18
23
Sept. 18
1454 Sept. 30
2734 Sept. 11
254 Sept. 9
254 Sept.
Sept.
1
Sept.
6
Sept.
434 Sept.
42
Sept.
1434 Sept.
1754 Sept.
27
Sept.
554 Sept.
47
Sept.
5434 Sept.
1534 Sept.
354 Sept.
354 Sept,
534 Sept.
2634 Sept.
35
Sept.
21
Apr. 26
Apr. 30
16
21
Sale
25,,
54
34
1
.230
20
10
30
21
11
11
11
30
30
6
11
16
3
17
10
6
17
14
12
554 Sale
154 Sale
1554 Sale
20a
2434
56 Sale
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
Sept.
May
July
July
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
334 Apr. 15
33
40
Jan.
Jan.
4
July
July
Sept.
May
Apr.
Sept.
Sept. 20
May
7
Mar. 13
Feb.
Jan.
2
11
20% Jan.
7
Jan.
3
734 Mar.
1
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
May
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
July
Sept.
1354 July
3
454 Mar. 15
19
Sept. 13
954 Sept. 5
93
Sept. 21
254 Sept. 13
734 Sept. 9
5
Sept. 17
Mar.
5
154 Sept. 6
334 Mar. 18
}?ly A
Mar. 15
10
May 3
334 Feb.
7
1
Apr.
8
20
Sept. 7
Sept. 14
134 Sept. 5
1634 Sept. 9
21
Sept. 24
% Sept. 7
6
9
Feb. 18
1334 June
34 July
3
5
3
34 Sept. 3
54 Sept. 12
12
17
July 30
Sept. 9
21854 Mar. 14
"'"34 Sale" '""34
Wolverine Tube common...*
17
20
Young (L A )Co com.......-*
3334
15
34 Sept. 3
15
Sept. 27
35
20
9
30
9
8
1
11
30
30
6
7
10
25
17
9
22
17
8
12
16
13
9
28
28
9
15
17
7
16
15
29
24
Jan.
21
Mar. 19
234 Jan.
olvetlne Brewing Co com.. I
18
29
17
18
30
11
9
3
June 14
12
21
102
26
20
24
21
24
26
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
July
234 Jan. 30
2
1834
534
154
1534
2034
34
Sept.
Aug.
July
Sept.
3
Aug. 19
1734 Mar. 15
7 H Mar. 13
5
Mar. 13
14
Feb. 15
15"" "siptrie
1134 Sept.
18 H Sept.
734 Sept.
102
Sept.
154 Sept.
634 Sept.
4
Sept.
July 13
July 20
Feb. 13
Jan.
8
May 23
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
20
Mar. 13
54 July 29
634 Mar. 20
154 June 24
3
Jan. 26
%Jan.
3
4
18
534 Sale
154 Sale
*
Warner Aircraft Corp com
*
Sale
9
LOO
......*
com.
2534
1434 Sale
2634 Sale
234
234
1434 Sale
1834
19
universal Product com.....*
Walker & Co units..........
Whitman ft Barnes
3
734 Jan.
...........100
....
Sale
25
14,925 United Shirt Distributors..*
1,600 U S Radiator com..........*
Preferred
634
334
Sale
Sale
Sale
27,
4
..........100
Universal Cooler class A...
Sale
434
434
4434
4554
5434 Sale
1234 Sale
254
334
334 Sale
141.244 Tlvoli Brewing Co common.l
15.828 Truscon Steel Co..........10
128
8,835
701
34
534
334
3734
934
1434
It
wichtgaa Sugar com
35.
40
3934
4034
2034 Sale
1134 Sale
25*4
2634
154
2
"M IT*
19
Sale
Preferred.............. It
Mid-West Abrasive com
50c
284
8,178
34.476
7,383
68.018
23,078
38.097
63,095
2,008
6.733
"
6
174,809 Packard Motor Co com. ....*
......*
44.865 Parke Davis ft Co
8.503 Parker Rust Proof com.....*
165,891 Pfelffer Brewing Co com....*
.5
44,835 Keo Motor com.
94,385 Rickel (H W) Ac Co common.2
223,534 Hiver Raisin Paper com...
11,441 teotten Dillon com.......It
.*
9,830 iquart D class A......
Class B
*
11.167
..*
7,037 Stearns (Frederick) com
1.999 Sutherland Paper Co....
10
I*
81,653 «lnk»a Asia com......
1,040
8,195
1.820
220
it
com.......It
Lakey Fdy A Mach common. 1
Mahon (R C) conv pref.....*
McAleer Mfg Co com........*
Mich Steel Tube Prod com..*
Krange (8 8) Co
Murray Corp common......*
11.626 Nat Automotive Fibres v t c_*
"loo
7,140
„-*
Class B
Sept.
534 Sept.
1234
6
Hosklns Mfg Co common.... *
Hudson Motor Car........
27
Sale
...
230 Home Dairy class A...
12.910 Hooter Steel Ball com.....It
May 31
Aug. 27
July 26
Unlisted Dept.—
2,150
423
664
331
1,686
878
1.516
4,702
4,599
1,328
1.490
2.556
1,615
235
1,310
2,653
20,481 American Radiator........
4,406 Amer Tel Ac Tel Co.......It*
4,717 Borden Co
...2ft
5.848 Borg Warner Corp com....It
28,057 Commonw Ac Southern Corp *
8.897 Consolidated OH Co........*
tv
t
91
983
18
1754 Sale
13634 Sale
1734 Sale
13954 Sale
2434 Sale
5754
•11
6,265 General Foods Corp........*
47.042 Hupp Motor Car Corp.....It
3454 Sale
36,800 Kelvlnator Corp...........
6,979 Kennecott Copper Corp....*
7,911 Kroger Groc At Bak Co.....*
15.235 National Dairy Prod Corp..*
16.859 N Y Central RR.
ltt
4,189 Purity Bakeries Corp.......*
9,070 Socony-Vacuum Corp.....25
21,466 Standard Brands lac...
*
Sale
2
13
Sale'
154 Sale
734 Sale
3334 Sale
Sale
*1554 Sale
2234 Sale
"1434 Sale"
1654 Sale
24
Sale
"li34 Sale' *ii34 Sale'
1354- Sale
1354 Sale
Sept. 20
Sept. 3
Sept. 12
Sept. 6
Sept. 20
Sept. 16
3034 Sept. 17
Sept. 4
Sept. 10
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
10
19
5
4
13
21
18
jr value.
a Deferred delivery sales,
r Sold for cash,
x Ex-dividend.
No par value,
onal
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated by superior
Now York Stock
* New York Curb. • Chicago Stock. » Chicago Board of Trade. " Los Angeles Curb. *•
San Fraac'jNBO Curb.
•
1
is
t
1054 Mar. 13
Sept. 9
Sept. 12
Sept. 17
Sept. 30
Sept. 12
Sept. 7
Sept. 6
Sept.10
Sept. 30
Sept. 16
Sept. 4
Sept. 18
Sept. 19
Sept. 27
Sept. 5
Sept. 6
99
1834 Aug. 19
Mar. 18 14534
*3
Sept. 12
34 July 22
Jan. 15
Mar. 13
Mar 13
Sept. 30
Aug. 13
Aug. 19
Sept. 17
Apr.
6
Aug. 28
1454 Mar. 21
June 17
Jan.
7
Jan. 1
Apr.
2354 Mar.
13
1
Sept. 1
Aug. 12
Mar. 21
1234 Mar. 12
854 Feb.
6
1054 Aug. 30
1234 Sept. 18
•
Sept. 18
Sept. 19
Sept. 27
Jan.
4
Jan.
3
•
figures in tables). are as follows:
Philadelphia Stock. » Pittsburgh Stock,
ft,-?
rl-Xv-
'r
'V-v
■
•
:
,yX-<
-OH..
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1935
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
AQQREQATB V SALES
Shares I
j
Since
Jan. 1
September
% V '
" f
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Sept.301935
fs.000
Sept. 3 t:
61
105
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
4,330
36,673
Highest
Sale Prices
June
8
18 104i
101
107
106
!
Sept.
7107-
Apr.
102%
Sept. 26
Apr! 26'107
Sept. 26
1
:
26 % Sept.;
21,348 Blew-Knox Co
»2
•
riio
750
5
..It
288
824 Electric
Products
2.750 Follansbee Bros pref...
565
-X 39.187
833
*
lit
Port Pittsburgh Brewing...l
5,379 Harb-Walker Befrac
com.
.
'
*
55
Preferred...
100
471 Jones A Laughlin 8t*l pf..lM
8,710 Koppers Gas A Coke pref.ISS
3
3
Mar. 13
Sept. 23
Sept. 23 1 5
June 13
Sept. 6
Sept. 11
5]
13;
13% Sept. 21
7% Sept. 4
8
Sept. 25
3
Sept.; 7
10% Sept. 10
1% Sept. 30
23% Sept. J 3
16.902 Duquesne Brewing.........5
8.434
Class A..................5
100
7
27
1478 Sept. 11
5
Sept; 7
4% Sept. 20
11% Sept. 21
800 Consolidated Ice pre!..
50
335 Crandall McK A Hend.. ....*
9,283 Devonian Oil
2,301
2% Sept.
37 54 Sept
20% Jan. »' 2 30 < June 21
100% Sept.; 9 110% Sept. 21
2
9% Apr. 22 13% Jan.
Feb. 14
2% Aug. 19
2
7
Mar. 25
Aug.
9
17
Mar. 15 37% Sept. 27
9% Mar. 17 15% Aug. 20
Jan.2
5
Sept. 7
Jan. 15
2% Mar. 30
8
4,092 Clark (D L) Candy
•
49,474 Columbia Gas A Electric...*
-
Sept. 26
30% Sept"3
12X Sept. 21
v.- 3 % Sept.
3
1
85 Central Ohio Steel Prod....*
53 Central Tube Co
*
750
28% Sept. 16
110% Sept. 21
100 % Sept.;
284,463 Carnegie Metals
7,088
2% Aug. 14
4X Jan. 12
14
Sept. 6
7% Sept. 6
Sept. 25
Sept. 7
Sept. 4
1% Sept. 14
26
Sept. 13
1,082
22,671
98
138.925 Lone 8tar Gas
•
1,230 McKinney Manufacturing..*
28,908 Mesta Machine
....5
18,496 Mountain Fuel Supply......
515 Nat Fireproofing Corp com.*
4,327 Nat Flreprooflng Corp pref M
40 Penn Federal Corp pref.. 100
400
2,215
6,986
""365
"""800
-
1,000
440
300
5,250
50
;
"Itts Screw A
Bolt Coro
4,878 Plymouth Oil Co
1>
3c
5c
2
20
38%
4%
1
77%
5%
•
5
2
8
v
1,375
1,205
1.070 Ruud Mfg...............
160.250 San Toy Mining—.......
19,276 Shamrock Oil A Gas......
1.831 Standard Steel Spring....
39.623 United Engine A Fdy
Sept.
73
.
1
1% Sept.
*
2,885
New
14,966
L
745 United States Glass......
.....
.........
2.074 Vanadium Alloy Steel....
65,096 Victor Brewing Co.......
3c
5c
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
2%
22
38%
5%
1
x80%
6k
4
1% Sept.
6
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
6
1
Jan.
31
16
25
6
17
25
7
12
10
6
17.759 Westinghouse Air Brake..
16,973 Westghouse El A Mfg.....
Apr. 25
Feb.
3c
2
19
May
9
Jan.
2
!%
—
IX
-a1
'
17
'''
18
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
23
"-
1%
Sale
2*
30
Sale
22%
Sept.""5
24
Sept. 16
Sept. 5
80c
•
80c
Sept.
79
Sale
98
Sale
Sept. 27
Sept. 3
5c
2
12% Aug. 10
11% May 17
1% Feb.
4
Feb.
Jan.
11
2
Jan.
16
9
3
7
9
Feb.
13
27% Jan.
5
18% July
2
1% Feb. 15
"29%"Septrio
85c
11
22
25
31
2c
75c
Sept. 11
26
Jan.
13
May 31
2% Mar. 30
1
Apr. 18
18
75c
5
Jan.
Aug. 20
1
—.
;
14% Mar. 26
5c
Apr. 10
5% Mar
1% Apr
10
Apr.
9
May
Mar. 20
30
1% Sept. 10
3c
2
1
2
5
Sept. 11
Feb. 27
Sept. 5
Aug. 22
May
9
47% Apr.
15
10% Sept. 13
Sept. 3
1% Sept. 16
14M Sept. 3
9%
1%
35%
5%
May
May
Apr.
Sept.
Aug.
Feb.
81
Aug.
8% Jan.
-
Mar. 26
.....
t
12
Feb.
7
3c
2c
790 Waverly Oil A....
25.282 Western Public Service...
1,185
Mar. 20
4% July 24
13
3c
Sept.
May
3
74% Aug. 16
24% Jan.
9
Sept. 13
100
Feb.
4% Mar. 13
-
3% Mar. 7
5
Aug. 22
26
111
Mar.
5
....
7
Mar.
Mar.
9% Sept. 11
1
Sept. 12
35% Sept. 5
5% Sept. * 6
Aug.
5
Sept.11
8
Apr. 27
8% Apr. 25
3% Aug. 30
15
July 29
2% Jan. 31
Jan.
1% Aug.
16% Mar.
«•
Sept. 15
9% Sept.
14.353 Renner Brewing Co......
2,800
V.666
7 100
June 13
jg
14% June 26
60c
644 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry..*
180
Preferred
.........100
695
Sept.
3
1
Sept. 12
32% Sept. 20
4% Sept. 18
9.800 Phoenls Oil com.........25c
10.820
Preferred
............I
28,409
9
102
55
8% Sept.
5.504 Pittsburg Brewing
.......*
6.751
Preferred
•
3.210 Pittsburgh Coal pref..
100
21,614
ittsburgh Pnrttlngs_......l
735 Pittsburgh OH A Gab
5
12.555 Pittsburgh Plate Glass
26
1,170
W
May
10% Jan.
3% Jan.
5% Jan.
8
3
14
...........
1,677
1
Sale Prices
105
86
Lowest
Ask
175
Preferred
100
125 Ames Window Glass
pref.lM
2,459 Arkansas Nat Gas Corp
12,220
Preferred.
........It
24.125 Armstrong Cork Co
""383
"148
$3,000
38,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Ask Bid
3.589 Allegheny Steel..
T.871
6,018
<
,
Shares
110
68
1,682
2.399
1934
$6,000 A
34,000
!
Bid
STOCKS
4,383
1935
;
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30.
to
Independent Brewing 6s. 1955
21,000 Pittsburgh Brewing 6s... 1949
T.ooo
Shares
Bond Sales
;
July 1 1933
!
BONDS
1934
99,785
1,269,668
Low from
PITTSBURGH
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
;
173,073
1,498,227
9
3% Jan. 23
18% Mar. 27
32% Mar. 18
27
Sept., 9
80% Sept. 11
4
25%
38%
5%
1%
4
Feb.
16
8
6
25
9
11
13
11
5
1% Apr. 20
14% Aug; 7
5c
3
18 !
4u
24
2
.
\
Apr. 26
July 17
Sept. 9
Apr. 11
8ept.il
Jan.
10
29% Sept. 10
1% Jan.
5% May
5% July
27% July
80% Sept.
29
8
15
23
11
UNLISTED.
377
30
858
2,429 Lone Star Gas 4% pref... 100
1,708
*H% preferred
...100
4,302 PenronclC «rp » tc
1051
96
69
104
90
Sept. 23 99% Sept. 13
Sept. 25 105% Sept. 9
2% Sept. 27
2% 8ept.il
Mar
28 100
Jan. "7 107
1% Apr
2
| July 11
i July 22
2% Sept. 11
•
No par value.
1 Ex-dividend.
i
'
/
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since
July 1 1933 were made (designated by superior figures In tables), arr as follows
•
New York Stock.
* New York Curb.
:
a New York Produce
Exchange.
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■■■.
■
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■
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■
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Francisco Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
».
a..-*!,'
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:
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......
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I
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EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
r
'Yf\
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30..
f-
i
''
■,
SALES
AGGREGATE
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
In
September
<
.
'•1'
;
•
BONDS
w'
•
:■
>
692,500
—
■■■■>■
..
.
.
•
-
- *
-
Ask Bid
T.666
Vt
:
11.000 Coast Co G & E 58
158,000
24,000
6,000
2,ooo
26.000
2,000
4,000
4,000
9,500
35,000
21.000
1,000
J V.'.r
«•
W
W.
ii
m*
tm
1,000
•'
;
4» «•*«,»,»
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
86% July
80
2,000
1,000
5,000
23,000
3,500
42,500
29,000
i
5,000
35,000
<j
5,000
4,000
23,500
2,500
:
1,000
4,000
T666
3"66O
109
86%
108%
88
90%
m?
92
88
Sept.
4
Nor Calif Pr Co con
5% ..1948
d Orpheum Thea 8c Rlty 6s *46
112
Pacific Gas A El Co 5s... 1942
105% 106% l05% 106%
105% 106% 105% 106%
i05%'Sept.'19
117% 118% 117% 119
117
1955
5s
92
V
Ry EouTp & RlVy Co"Sail" 1938
«S J Lt 8c Pr Corp 5s
1957
6s
1952
1950
7,000
4%
6,000
Ore Lines 4M8.......1977
1955
4,000 bUnlon Oil Co Cal 5% ww_'45
6%.....
1942
19,000
/4%
1947
6,000
1
Feb.
8
92
Sept. 27
4
94
Feb.
Sept. 27
109% Mar. 29
107
Mar.
8
108% Feb. 13
107
July 26
28
May 23 100
May 23
Mar. 19 110% Mar. 19
Jan. 31
31% Jan. 31
"Septf
7
Sept. 19 107
July 15
Fob.
4
Apr. 15 108
Jan. 18 119% Aug.
1
Jan.
2 107% May 29
105% Sept. 13
ll7"J Sept:_7
106% 104% 105% 105% Sept .17 105%
112
111% 110
101
104
102%
.............1952
SPCoSFTer 4s
17
28
24
11
29
Mar.
aPacific Public Ser Co 5%193fc
Pacific Tel 8c Tel Co 5s...1937
59
Feb. 27
Jan.
May
Apr.
June
112
65 M*
..1952
6s_................... 1941
Apr.
91
102
Apr. 10
Mar. 19 102% Mar. 29
103% Apr. 17 105% May
1
106% Jan. 23 106% June 25
105% Sept. 20 107
May 16
91% Jan.
2 100% Sept. 12
Sept. 16
104% Jan. 29 108
105
Mar
1 106% Juni 20
107% Jan. 29 107% Jan. 29
Aug. 31
100% Apr. 23 103
162"' 104""
Corp 5s *47
90
4
Apr. 10
1945
102"* 104"
North Amer Invest
2.000 Southern Pacific Co 4M8.1969
T,o66
105%
1939
4.000 dMiller & Lux Inc 6s
•
107 % 106% 108
106% 105% 107%
Corp 6s'42
1943
1949
35,000 Market Street Ry Co 7s.. 1940
14.000
17
29 108% July
Jan.
iSeries B fe%._........1938
Langendorf Utd Bak 6%s 1941
5s.
Jan.
108%
106%
107%
106
104% Sept. 14 104% Sept. 14
105% 103% 105
108% 106% 108%
105% "Sept.'20 105% "Sept."20
99
Sept. 4 100% Sept. 12
Sept. 16
106% Sept. 19 108
109
105% Sept. 12 105% Sept. 12
105%
108% 106% 107%
103
103
104
Sept." 3
104
Sept." 3 103
106 % 105% 106
99
98%
99%
..I960
Gt Western Pow Co 5s...1946
5M%
Jan.
108
102
102
Emporium Capwell 5 Ms.. 1942
g5%a
1
Sale Prices
107% 109% 107% 108%
17Food Mach Corp ser A 6sl938
rfLos A eg Gas&Elec
"■'■y
Lowest
Ask
_
1.000
'
;
RANGE SINCE JAN.
-
I
.000
321,000
.
.
- *'
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Sept. 3
Bid
.,
1934
$26,000
1933
Sept.301935
Atlas Diesel Eng Co 6s
1945
f6s
1935
10,000
6,000 Calif Gas & Else Corp 5s. 1937
2,000 dCalif Ore Power Co 5He 1955
d6s_
A-.1942
4,000
1940
47,000 Calif Packing Corp 5s
11,000 City Electric Co 5sji—.1937
• •
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
July I
1935
$83,000
September
Jani 1 to Sept. 30-—'
.hS
506,278 /
242,994
4,619,682
3,693,007
L'l'li
September
1934
1935
Sfodfc Safes
Bond Sales
Sept.'Io
5 100
Mar. 21
Sept.17 107% Jan.
July
July 17 110
Jan.
Jan.
4 102
2 105
4
17
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
2
May 17 123% Aug.
May 27 104% May 27
May 25 75% July
5
122% 126"
122% 126
105
105
105% 102
97
97%
98%
95%
74
72
74%
86
86%
84%
June 24
June 24
98
June 26
ir-
85% June 24
Apr. 26 104%
120" 120% Sept. 26 120% Sept. 26
119% 121
106% 107% 107 n 108%
Mar.
8
Mar. 19 120% Sept. 26
Auk. 30 109
July 11
STOCKS
12,555 Alaska Juneau Gold If
790
v
,
I "l".399
3,487
135
21,066
v
233
40
10,845
'
/
T3",403
Preferred ..............100
10
27,339 California Copper cap..
20,458 Calif Cotton Mills cap...100
5,988 California Ink Co Inc A....*
dCalif-Ore Power 7% pref.109
w
471
*
71.266 California Packing cap
899 California Water Serf prefiOO
2,654 dCaltf West States Life I as..5
57,407 Caterpillar Tractor cap....*
.
18
:
4.493 Claude Neon Blec Prod.....*
...»
10.566 Clorox Chemical A...
2,001 Coast Cos Gas 8c BI 1st pf 199
1,264
2,053
si
Consol
2,485
V
23,625
y
146,205 Crown
997
2,215
187
1,972
"5,807
3,920
7,510
12,274
8.229
2,719
15% Sale
106 -Y"
Sale
15
16%
Sale
3% Sale
16
3
37
38
42
8%
173
12%
22%
21
8%
8%
179% 172
23%
22%
21
22%
21% Sale
4%
5
61%
%
%
"""%
Sale
16
96
97
51%
9%
35%
52%
11
36
102
Sale
42 ■>
Sale
34%
95%
32% Sale
101
Sale
16
40%
38
9%
Sale
14
55
•
Sale"
97
51% "52"
10% Sale
34
'
34%
101
17
Sept.
5
Sale
Is
Sept. 30
2% Sept. 14
16
4
Sept. 6
Sept.28
9% Sept. 10
8% Sept. 5
Sept. 6
Sept. 19 176
13% Sept. 4 15% Sept. 18
170
21
Sept.
21% Sept.
3% Sept,
60
Sept.
% Sept.
14% Sept.
40% Sept.
31
20
26
3
5
4
20
17
Sept. 13
Sept. 4
96
24
Sept. 7
22% Sept. 11
5% Sept. 14
64
Sept. 14
% Sept. 28
16% Sept. 28
42
Sept. 18
35% Sept. 27
96
Sept. 4
Sept. 23 '53% Sept." 7
Sept. 6 10% Sept. 18
Sept. 12
Sept. 26 36
Sept. 27 101% Sept. 21
49%
10%
34%
100%
*
31% Sale
SFcaplOO
270
ctfs *
5
com vot tr
300
: '
Sale
30% Sale
270
4%
30
.
Sept. 20
31% Sept.
3
300
Sale'
""4% Sept."21
Sale
Sale
81% Sale
79
81%
75 ^ Sept.
73% Sept.
3
3
3,883 Di Giorgio Fruit Corp com. 10
Preferred..
.........100
7,665
37,391 EI Dorado Oil Works cap...*
52.295 Emporium Capwell cap.....*
3%
34%
3%
Sale
2%
3%
30% Sale
24
25
Sale
23
24
15
22.163 Emsco Derrick & Eq Co cap.5
1,452 Fireman's Fund Indent cap 10
13 j
33i
15%
12%
33%
Sale
35
12,137 Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
60 First Nat Corp of Portland A *
56,617 Food Machinery Corp com..*
12,819 Foster 8c Kleiser com......10
91
Sale
95
Sale
3
Sept.
30% Sept.
23
Sept.
13
Sept,
12% Sept.
34
Sept.
90% Sept.
26
26
23
3
24
4
6
21
27
22
5
81
80
Sept. 3
Sept. 27
Sept. 18
27
1,073
Mercantile
12
Jan.
Jan.
1% Jan.
25
20
3 101
16 16
18
4
31% Jan. 11 40
5
Jan.
5
9%
Aug. 27
8
11%
143
Jan. 25 187
7% Jan.
3 15%
Jan.
9
Mar. 22
Aug. 28
July 31
Aug.
7
May 27
June 12
Aug.
9
Sept. 18
24
19
Jan.
21% Apr.
1
Aug.
31
Feb.
% Feb.
10% Jan.
30
Feb.
25% Feb.
31
Aug.
70
Jan.
7% June
36% Jan.
10
Aug.
29% Jan.
77
Jan.
Sept. 7
22% Sept. 11
5% Sept. 14
64
Sept. 14
,% Aug. 23
18% Aug.
1
42
Sept. 18
58
July
42% Feb.
11
18'
96%,Aug. 31
11% Jan. 16
55% Aug.
1
11% Feb. 21
37
July 23
102% Aug. 24
13
14
35
4
Sept. 4
35% Sept. 6
24% Sept. 5
16% Sept. 18
14
Sept. 4
34% Sept. 6
95
Sept. 30
27% Jan.
5
3
Sept. 26
22% Jan.
3
18
Jan.
30
Jan.
14
July
3
Jan.
2
71% Jan.
9
21% Jan.
48%
2%
49%
Sale
55% Sale
3
3%
49% Sept.
2% Sept.
53
29
Sale
30%
Sale
49
51
32% July
July
Jan.
Sept.
235
Jan. 10 290
3% Apr. 18
5%
50% Mar. 27 81%
50% Mar. 27 80
3
15
17
24
10
27
Sept. 18
4% July 13
38
Jan.
23
26%
16%
15%
35%
May 15
Sept. 18
Aug. 15
Apr.
5
95
Sept. 30
22% Aug. 22
56
Sept. 26
5
Sept.11
4
3
56
5
Sept. 26
Sept. 11
20% Jan.
1
Feb.
8
18
20
23
23
25
53
Sept. 3
Sept. 5
Sept. 5
Sept. 17
Sept. 13
39
Jan.
7
53
14% Mar. 26
32
Laundry
(capital) ........*
20.841 General Paint Corp A......*
B
•
50,491
common
66,336 Golden State Ltd cap......*
12,790
15% July
85
44
13%
Sale
15% Sept. 23
Industries
Preference series A.......*
Preference series B
._._.*
Gotland
35
16%
75
5,998
4*
Zeller
16%
106
73%
10.096
581
1.112
3.686
7.791
Chemical
Inc class A partic pref
072 Crocker First Nat Bk
r:
24,649
1,711
19
52,130 Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
Preferred
............20
5,962
*
4.327 Calaveras Cement Co com
v
210
2,003
2,310
2,400
715
cap
109 Alaska Packers Assn cap.. 100
19,878 Anglo-Calif Nat'l Bank....20
77,019 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com caplO
Associated Oil Co capital..25
7 369
cAtlas Imp Diesel Eng Co A.*
11",216 Atlas Imperial Diesel Eng A 5
2.741 Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOO
193,019 Byron Jackson com cap....*
11,225
4,028
pu
Shares.
Shares.
Hale Bros Stores, Inc, cap..*
5%
6%
13%
6%
15
51
31% Sale
4
Sale
6% Sale
14%
15%
Sept.
29% Sept.
4
Sept.
6
Sept.
14% Sept.
32
6
7
16
1% Mar. 28
4
Mar. 18
8% Jan.
28
Aug. 21
Sept. 5
6% Aug. 23
7% Aug. 21
16
Sept. 13
^Hawaiian Commerc'i 8c Sugar
5,619
505
..25
Home Fire 8c Marine Insur
Co of Calif capital
4.399
10
1.262
27.751 Honolulu Oil Corp Ltd cap.*
For footnotes tee page 69
60
Apr. 25
43% Jan.
Co,, Ltd, capital..
42-
45
15%
16
45
16%
48
16%
43
Sept.
15% Sept.
6
4
46% Sept. 20
16% Sent 1x
4
31 % .Jan.
15
46% Sept. 20
16
20% May 10
It',
Jan
Oct., 1935]
AQQREQATE
In
SAN FKANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
September
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
-
STOCKS ~
145
2,549
200
7,958 Honolulu Plantation cap..20
15.921 Hunt Bros Packing Co cl A..*
3,259 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap.15
791
Island Pineapple Co Ltd—
Common
........20
24,538
3,403
1,156
8,667
1 2.C20
11,434
4,545
7,541
5,081
305
H 1,569
:
:
;
■
214
1,133
2,949
?t-j 7,541
i'
155
'j.f-f Jl70
■-
Sept. 3
4
*•
4
Ask
18
28%
9%
17
7
7*4
26% Sale
7%
8%
26% Sale
7%:
8
:i9%
....25
31%
Sale
Class B
7% Sept.
26% Sept.
8
Sept;
Sept.
27
5
5
Sale
Libby McNeill & Libby.—*
Lock Heed Aircr Corp com..l
L A Gas A Bloc Corp
praf..lM
Merchant Cal Mach Co
'~9%~Sept.~28
8% Sept.
2% Sept.
25
Sept.
6% Sept.
5% Sept.
107% Sept.
8% Sept.
3%
254
*
.........
Levlle-Callf Salt Co capital. *
::177
2%
25%
8%
■<
6%
111
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
8% Sept.
26
20
30
27
12
19
j
i
10
com
Preferre d-..—...
26
1
1
Jan.
2
-100
2
10
Jan.>
Jan.
23
19% July
3
Jan.
15
20% Jan.
8
5
10
29
7
Jan. 11
5% Mar. 22
'
$
fl%
...
_
Mar
% Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
% July
3% June
Jan.
15
Sept.30
Sept. 27
Sept. 12
July 18
Aug. 22
Aug. 23
Sept. 13
103% Sept.12
10
Sept.10
:;l% July 2
10% June 29
June 27
27
k
8% Jan.
93
2
5
May
9
May
9
9% July 19
July 18
July 25
1% May 16
22% Apr.
4
6% Aug. 16
0°A oept
6%
5% Sept. 30
111
81% Jan.
9%
6% Jan.
4% Mar.
4
32% May 27
7% May 29
T
10
Highest
Sale Prices hi
7
1
2
Sept. 19 ""2% Sept.' 4
13% Sept. 11 15% Sept. 13
101
Sept. 5 103% Sept. 12
8% Sept. 24 10
Sept. 10
Market Street Ry Co com. 100
Prior pref—
..100
4,200
:f*yK
32% Sept. 18
9% Sept. 30
18,
Sept. 11
\
Sale
Langendorf United Bak cl A *
49,075
9,657
Lowest
Sale Prices
dJantseaKnitting Mills com. *
B
*
1,195
20,135 Magnarox Co Ltd (capital)] %
10,590 Magnln A Co (1) common.. *
571
Preferred..............100
15
Highest
Sale Prices
29% Sept. 23
7% Sept. 10
17% Sept. 26
19
1,630 Lyons-Magnus Inc A
**m *■
! 1,835
3.024
i
Preferred
30
29
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sept. 30
Ask Bid
Bid
1
.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
-to
Sept.SO 1935
:
\
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Low from
Jullf 1 1933
Shares
J
69
Nat Auto Fibres Inc itc
24 4 25%
104 Sale
A common series 1........*
94,043
207,017 Natomas Co capital........*
14,822
7.816
North Amer Ins Corp—
v
757
1.779
Common..........
82
1,646
•
54
524
359
...100
54% preferred.........100
63,852 North Amer Oil Con sol cap. 10
2,491 Occidental Insurance cap..10
35.259 OUw United Filters Inc A..*
51,585
415
8,828
10,998
610
14,626
12,180
5.320
1,392
1,266
10.829
9,241
9,142
210,032
181,072
61,728
52,772
17,735
105.285
;r
/
107
1405
V 475
9,683
2,042
25
558
632
4,283
10%
25%
27%
25%
26.
41% 39%
Sale
100%
113
135
114
Sale
2
„
.............
1st preferred............. *
series 1........*
Preferred series 2........*
1,..,
85
14
3,514
165
.
.4.480
1.895
2,625
391
9.183
15
109
2,638
344
150.196
7,434
2,569
345
567
116
156
~
21
-
18%
34.;
19%
102
3H is*
9
:: 9
72,409
854
3,790
common
Sale
Sale
90
18%
2%
19
3
18%
-
135
47
28%
1%
;
2
•;7 ' Sept. 17
55% Sept. 18
Sept. 28
Sept. 4
29% Sept. 18
35% Sept. 5
9% Sept. 4
*
'
*
ser
I
Feb.
1
29
Sept. 28
7% Jan. 15
11% May 24
5
8
Aug. 28
55% Sept. 18
48
Aug. 22
54
Mar. 11
31% Mar. 28
26
Mar. 28
9! i Mar. 13
.
1
32% Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
2
Febf 20
Jan.
Jan.
8
-
8
7
[Feb.
2
1
,
Feb. 25
Jan.
2
Jan.
3
Mar. 14
; Mar. 13
Jan. 22
i Feb. 27
1
May
3
1
34 1 Sept. 30
22% Sept. 13
103
Sept.13
26
Sept. 17
4
Jan.
3
i Mar. 15
i Feb. 21
I Mar. 22
20- Sept.
20
103
Aug. 28
Jan.
"21" Sept.
20
Aug. 14
35
10
! Mar. 13
2*
19
Sept.
Sept.
16% Sept.
20
110% Sept. 5 114% Sept. 18
100% Sept. 24 102
Sept. 3
^
% Sept.. 12
% Sept. 12
*
3
3
Sept. 7
Sept. 7
9% Sept. 6
8% Sept. 21
90
Sept. 30 93% Sept. 11
40
Sale
6%
32% Sale
1%
8%
99%
7%
17%
12
22
46
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
24
18% Sept. 30
Sept.
5
11% June 22
28% Aug. 10
28% Sept.26
26
Sept. 27
44% Aug. 17
103% Sept. 26
3% Sept. 12
19% Sept. 12
115% Sept.16
138
Sept. 26
56% Sept. 30
29% Sept. 26
2% Aug. 23
4
Aug. 26
2% Aug. 27
22
Aug. 24
27
Aug. 27
25% Aug. 27
Apr.
3
Jan. 23 36% Aug. 14
Jan.
2
22% Sept. 13
Feb. 26 103
Aug. 16
I Jan.
8
15
28
July 21
Mar. 29
Mar. 15
Jan.
i Jan.
Jan.
Sale
3
3%
1%
2%
5%
6%
32% Sale
June 29
29
Jan. 16
'Apr. 22
I Jan.
28"
28
26
J
15
Mar. 15
1
11% Sept. 11
Sept. 12
Sept. 26
Sept. 27
43% Sept. 12
103% Sept. 26
3% Sept.12
19% 8ept.12
115% Sept. 16
138
Sept. 26
56% Sept. 30
29% Sept. 26
Sept. 20
Sept. 17
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
8ept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
8
18*
3H
Sept. 18
June 11
Aug.
7
Aug.
9
May 23
Aug.
8
87% June 29
14% May 22
21% Sept.11
4
Sept. 14
6
2% Aug.
6% Aug. 27
il*
98
32% Sept. 23
21% Sept. 11
4
Sept. 14
2% Sept. 11
6 % Sept.
3
33% Sept. 5
Jan.
2
Mar. 14
38% May 24
41
41
Jan.
41
Sept. 25
ii«
May 27
3
2
Sept.
Sept.
5
5
6% Sept. 16
1%
8%
99
7%
17%
11%
8% Sale
108%
271
274
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1%
9%
101
8%
18%
12%
24%
8%
110
276
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
20%
22
24
Sale
21% Sept. 23
24
10
11
13%
Sale
10
13% Sept. 17
Sept.
5
Mar. 14
Jan.
3
Jan.
25
33
12
1%
4
7%
12
83%
7
4%
10
14%
5
5
11
17%
30
4%
94
19
18 230
%
Sept. 30
Tallow A Checker Cab Co—
(Consolidated) d A
13
June 21
..............25
................10
21%
9
93
6.159 United Air Lines Trans * t c.5
244 Weill A Co (Raphael) pf.100
1,360 WellsFargoBk A I'nTr cap 100
{West Amer Plnance Co pf 10
Western Pipe A Steel of Calif
8,349
Sale
103
3*; e*
90%
897 Thomas Aiiec Corp class A..*
28.656 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co com *
Preferred
6,203
.........100
1,387,298 Transamerlca Corp capital.. *
117,203 Union Oil Co of Calif cap..25
60,053 Union Sugar Co common..25
Preferred
25%
19%
6%
Sale
110% 112% 112
102
Sale
101% Sale
1,141 Telephone Investment Corp *
5.483
|%
20%
Preferred
991 San Joaq Lt A Pr prior pf.100
Prior pref series A......100
383
6,236 Schlesinger A Sons cl A com *
Preferred..
i 1.164
—....100
68,743 Shell Union Oil Corp com..
cum conv pref....100
3,327
326 dSierra Pacific &1 Co pref. 100
2,640 dSocony-Vaccuum Oil cap. 15
56.118 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l). 100
31.073 Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A..*
Class B
•
11,833
3,112 Spring ValleyCo Ltd capital *
79,474 Stand Oil Co of Calif capital *
162
350
3
17%
109%
56% Sale
28%, 29%
1.%
9,884 Roos Bros Inc common..
1
605
Series A preferred..
100
30
Sale
Sale
Conv preferred...........*
12,025 Rainier Pulp A Papd Acorn *
1,347
Sale
Sale
non-vot..*
560
"~2~215
.
47
12
Sept.
8% Sept.
11%
•
Class B
"
33
26%
28%
25%
40%
102%
1st preferred........25
54% 1st preferred
25
Pacific Lighting Corp com..*
14 dividend pref.*........*
4%
4,253 Pig'n Whistle Corp partic pf •
\7 Ry Eq A Rlty Co Ltd cl A.., •
t67
47
28% Sale
34% Sale
9% Sale
30
34% Sale
9% Sale
Pacific Gas A Elec Co com.25
com
Sept. 28
10% Sept. 4
5% Sept.
53% Sept.
Sept.
11% Sept.
27% Sept.
54
50
Sale
PaauhauSugarPlantCo caplS
Pac Pub Serv
29
Sept. 4
Sept. 30
Sale
50%
46%
11%
11% Sale
27
'V;-
77.069
First preferred...........*
9,951 Pac Tel A Tel Co common. 100
3.358
Preferred. .............100
62,488 Parafflne Cos, Inc., com....*
H 1,626 Phillips Petroleum Co cap..*
10,955
7
51
i
586
Sale
9% Sale
64
54
47
0% preferred...........100
10
2,273
29
K,t
9
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
19
102% Aug. 16
84 Sept. 7
May 22
May 23
26
May 18
8% Sept.30
P
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
125
280
Jan.
Feb.
10% Jan.
4
! Jan.
13
6
Feb.
24
June 21
July 31
% Mar. 20
Sept. 30
13% Sept. 17
No par value,
t Removed from list Feb. 28 and 6% of 1945 substituted In Its place. Maturity date advanced to 1945 effective Mar. 1 1935.
{ Removed from list April 5.
a Suspended at close of business May 14 1935 and removed from listing and temporary registration at opening of business
May 22 1935.
b Called for redemption June 1 1935.
Suspended at close of business on May 31 1935 and removed from listing and temporary registration
at opening of business on June 8 1935.
c Removed from list June 4.
d Removed from list July 15.' e Called for redemption on Aug. 1.
Suspended
at close or business on May 31.
Withdrawn from listing and temporary registration at opening of business on Aug. 14. / Admitted to list July 10.
g Called for redemption on Oct. 1.
Suspended at close of business on Sept. 30.
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July 11933 were made (designated by superior figures in tables) are as follows:
* New York
Stock.
* New York Curb.
* Buffalo Stock.
« Cincinnati Stock.
" Los Angeles Stock,
,
Los Angeles Stock
Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
.Shares
SALES
AGGREGATE
September
702,118
5,296,255
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
July
i
BONDS
Fedl Farm Mtge 3#s..1947-42
Home Owners' Loan 2# '39-49
5,000 Southern Gall / Edison 5s 1952
1961
5,000 So Calif Gas 4#s
1,000 U S Govt Treas 3#s__1946-44
1.000
2#s
1960-55
10,000 U S Liberty Loan 4 #8.1932-47
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r
•••«••
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Shares.
STOCKS
Shares.
1
i'.
1,585 Ambassador Petroleum Co..I
18,900 Banditti Petroleum Co.....l
""""85
1.000 Barnhart-Morrow Cons..... 1
'
*78#
200
1,000
11.500
2.000
8.950
800
mmmm
rnmmmm
mmmmm
1,900 California Bank new......25
2,600 Calif Packing Corp.........*
I,313 Central Investment Corp. 100
2,000 Chapman's Ice Cream Co...*
.
13
100
600
600
6,400
1,600
6,200
3,100
V
9.100
12,050
30,100
21,100
37,400
13,300
;
Chrysler Corp...
.....5
Citizens Nat T 5c S Bank..20
Claude Neon Blec Prod Ltd.*
Consolidated Oil Corp......*
Consolidated Steel com....*
Preferred................*
2#
60c
81
.25
1,500 GUmore OU Co.............*
23,200 Gladding McBean & Co
*
7,500 Globe Grain ft Milling Co..25
*
673 Golden State Co...
2,200 Goodyear T ft R Akron com.*
95 Goodyear T ft R(CaUf) pf.ltt
500
100
3,600
1,550
82.900 Hancock Oil Co A..........*
10.406 Holly Development C0.....I
5.000 Jade OU Co.
i
112,900
32.700
514
20,000
1,300
458.415
514.150
171,500
II,221
129.600
25,800
Klnner Alrpl
ft Motor Corp.l
Lincoln Petroleum Corp....)
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
1
L A Gas ft Elec 4% pref ...ltt
L A Industries Inc.........2
L A Investment Co........lt
505 Marbellte Corp
T.555
2,200
4,200 Pacific Clay Products.....
52,100 Pac Finance Corp common. 10
Preferred series A.......10
2,900
Preferred series C ......10
3,400
9,300
500
200
100
1.300
Preferred series D......10
2,700
18,800 Pac Gas ft Elec Co com....25
1st pref 4%...
12,300
......25
1st preferred 5#%
25
2,600
700
100
1.900
800
95
iffi
7,800 Pacific Indemnity Co......10
9,100 Pac Lighting Corp com.....*
2,576
4% preferred. ...........*
860 Pacific National Co
"*555
3,200
500
1.400
10,100
78,100
46.200
1,108
5.224
6",355
8.000
13
45
>«.*««•
mmmmm*
June 11 105
5c
4c
7c
10c
10c
Bale
Sale
8c
12#
13 #
14#
15 X
27#
30
25#
34#
14#
30
14"" :::::
1#
2#
60
60#
29# Sale
10 # Bale
8M
l#r
9#
10c
397
2
VA
9#
10
31#
14
12c
>
405
65c
25
10c
390
2#
6#7
6#
19#
"2# "Sept."25
6#
65
" Sept.12
3
Sept.
3
Sept.
6c
Sept.
6c
Sept.
10c
Sept.
10c
Sept.
13# Sept.
11
12
12
30
19
12
91
13
15
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
30
35#
14#
1 %
64#
27
10#
7#
1#
9#
55c
17
30
27
35# Sept. 27
11
5
1
30
11
26
6
18
4
2
Sale
2
10
2# Sept.
4# June 26
Sept. 17
14# Sept. 17
1# Sept. 5
73# Sept. 11
29# Sept. 3
11
Sept. 19
9# Sept. 5
2
Sept. 6
9# Sept. 4
55c
Sept. 4
87
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
June 11
17
30
80
30
6c
8c
12c
12c
12
10
3
6
18
6%
6#
18#
*10# Sept.""6
6# Sept. 21
6# Sept. 6
30
Aug. 15
41# Feb. 16
14# Aug. 28
Aug. 19
3# Feb. 19
73# Sept. 11
Mar
14
Mar. 14
Feb.
5
Mar. 20
Jan.
33
31
29
Aug.
11# Mar.
10# May
2# May
10
May
45c Apr.
25# Jan
14
5
July
Sept.
Aug.
Apr.
Sept.
Sept.
Apr.
1
July 31
10
13
15
4
23
10
Mar.
Jan.
Sept.
Jan.
Sept.
7
July
4# Mar.
18
15# Sale
15
36c
35c
40c
45c"
28c
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
35c
"70c"
Sale
18c
Sale
Sale
4# Sale
6#
106# 107# 109#
1#
1# Sale
5
5#
5#
16# Sept. 6
Sept.10
Sept.
Sept.
43c
43c
15c
77#c
33c
6#
110#
2#
5#
Sept.
Sept.
4# Sept.
Sale
107# Sept.
Sale
1# Sept.
5
5#
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
7
10
27
14
18
14
Sept.
Mar. 14
Sept.
Jan
Feb.
Feb.
15c
1.10
81
60c
5
3
25c
19c
40c
43c
2c
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
19c
3#
16c
3
1
25c
1
24c
21c
27c
21c
4
3
Sept.
6
3# Sept. 20
80c
24c
Sept." 11
9c
39c
5c
10c
20c
40c
5c
2# Sept. 18
7# Apr.
5
li
9
14
7c
25c
June
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
25
27
24
26
4
8# Jan.
20# Mar. 16
72
Jan. 15
Aug. 21
Aug. 17
Sept. 30
10
10#
26
26#
27#
25#
3#
17#
9#
2# Sale
Pacific Western OI1 Corp..
RepubUc Petr Go Ltd.....10
Rice Ranch Oil C0..........I
20c
Samson Corp B common...
37c
2
6
19
10
100
Jan.
9
May 27
22c
Apr. 24
5# Feb. 11
1# Feb.
2
28c
Mar. 22
20
June
3
16
18
16#
17#
Sept. 7 17
Sept. 28
41
42
41
41
Sept. 27 43# Sept. 12
Sale
101# 103
101# Sept. 7 103
Sept. 30
22
15
25#
16#
40#
June
Feb. 28
4# July
40c
13# Feb.
7
20# Feb.
9
18# Feb. 19
.....
25
21c
49c
Aug. 23
Mar. 4
Apr. 11
May 31
2# May 21
6# Aug. 16
22
Aug. 28
Aug. 15
Aug. 17
Apr. 22
Aug. 13
Sept. 6
Sept. 19
15c
25c
50c
10c
15c
25c
10c
Sept. 10
14c
Sept. 26
49C
35c
5c
25c
2# Apr. 10
-----
""4# ""5"~
21#
13#
Sept.
12
11
6# Sept. 27
5
——
24c
Feb.
110# Sept. 14
Jan.
62#c May
Jan.
77#cSept. 17
Feb. 28
May 20
25
15c
June 10
2# July
3
26c
6
8
16
22# May 17
Sept. 10
9# Jan.
31c
2c
38c
4
40c
6
5# July
49c
30c
15c
25
24
29
Mar. 23
16# Mar.
""2c"
2c
17
25
5# Apr.
18# Sale
10#
13#
10
10#
10#
26
26#
28#
28#
25#
26
5# Sept. 26
Sept. 12
18
13# Sept. 18
10# Sept. 23
10# Sept. 18
26
Sept, 5
27# Sept.
4
25# Sept. 19
6
21#
13#
10#
10#
28#
28#
25#
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
6
4
18
23
18
12
6
2# Jan,
9#Ja4
Sale
3
3#
19#
9#
10#
2# Sale
16c
18c
19
40c
3
2#
3
3
9
Jan.
9# Mar.
3# Sept. 13
19# Sept. 26
Sept.
17# Sept.
2# Sept.
Sept.
?37c
Slept.
*2# Sept.
18c
27
25
19
19
2# Sept. 3
Sept. 3
37c
Sept. 19
2# Sept. 19
20c
18
4
10# Jan. 30
Jan.
Preferred........... 10
Mar.29
91
25c
76
2#
_
2
6# July
9# Sept.
6# Sept.
6# Sept.
16
1
26
12
3
15
Jan.
Aug.
Mar. 16
32# Sept. 13
19#
7
14# Sept. 4
10c
10c
Sept. 6
404
Sept. 23 340
3# Sept. 10
2#
_
9#
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
32# Sept.
12# Sept.
10c
20c
Sept.
425
397
Sept.
2#
2# Sept.
Jan.
Apr.
June
Sept.
May
May
Mar. 15
Sept. 13
6c
26
Feb.
6
6c
22 24c Feb. 13
10c
8
30 eOc Feb.
10c
19 >7#c Feb.
5
Sept: 18
7# Jan.
3 15
60
75
6#
9
12#
12#
12# Sale
9
6
19
—
10# Sale
8
—...
1#
1.45
35#
W*- Sale
3™
27
9
25
3# Sept. 25
2
18c
4c
Sept.
5
5c
95
Aug. 27 1.05
4
5
4#
41
Juiy
9 65
4c
4c
May
3
5# Mar. 15 10#
4#
2# Jan. 15
1# Apr. 27
1#
60c
2# Sept.
64
66
2c
15c
10c
16c
4c
10c
10c
17
9
For footnotes mm page 71.
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Sale Prices
104# Apr. 17 104# Apr.
10673t Apr. 30 106*32 Apr.
101 "11 Apr. 30 lOl'htApr.
101uttMar 15 101**2sApr.
.....
Pacific Public Service.....
1st preferred............
4%
3#
5#
1#
500 Pacific American Fire Ins.. 10
700
rnmmmmm''
*
36,900 Nor don Corp...............5
2,600 Occidental Pet Corp......
15,420 Oceanic OU Co.............)
17,000 Olinda Land Co...........
f'
60c
3
6
.....
~2%""3""
1
53
Preferred. ..............25
6,700 Mascot Oil Co..............1
1,225 Merchants Petroleum Co..
2,211 Mills Alloys Inc A..
*
B
*
1,337
10,220 Mt Diablo OU Ming ft Dev..l
547 Mortgage Guarantee C0..IH
200
rnmmmmm
rnmmmmm
92
6#
30#
13#
........
653 Farmers ft March Vat Bk.Ita
500 Poster & Klelser Co.......10
3",755
172",755
3
"2c*"5c
55c
4,700 Douglas Aircraft Inc. ......1•
36,900 Emaco Derr ft Equip Co..... 5
23.425 Exeter Oil Co A...........1
500
rnmmmmm
rnmmmmm
Highest
.
100*3* Sept. 25 100*32 Sept. 25
100»32Aug. 15 100»32AUg. 15
105
mrn*»mmm
mmmmm
mmmmm
.....
283 District Bond Co.
100
1,100
3,000
mmmmm
«#mm'mm
460 Crystalite Products Corp...*
10
Preferred..............100
30
Lowest
Sals Prices
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mmmmm
Highest
Sale Prices
,
••mmmmm
mmmmm
•
Lowest
Sale Prices
100s3z Sept. 25 100*22 Sept. 25
100*22 Sale
10
B...
1,797 Broadway Dept Store pfd.100
81,000 Buckeye Union Oil com....l
Common rot tr ctfs..... 1
71,350
Preferred................)
87,633
Preferred rot trust ctfs..l
259,172
C
4.400 Byron Jackson Co..........*
50
100
Ask
Ask Bid
9,100 Barnsdall Oil Corp A ......5
18,200 Bolsa Chlca OU Corp A....It
'"*400
; " "lis
,
106*32
100'»32
*92#
Sept. 30
Sept.Z
245 Barker Bros common.......*
350
Pref
......100
•'
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Par
"i",8(K>
•
$¥,000
1933
Sept.30 1935
$1,400
2,000
\
1934
$1,400
35,400
to
Bid
*1,400
1935
SeptemberJan. 1 to Sept. 30—.
132,661
1,629,493
Low from
_
Since
Jan. 1
In
Bond Sales
1934
1935
Stock Sales
September..-..Jan. 1 to Sept. 30—
May
Jan.
14
6
15
1
2
Jan. 29
2
Aug.
Sept. 25
Aug. 14
2# Jan. 18
37c
18c
30c
60c
8c
Jan.
15
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
13
26
23
24
Jan.
4
May
6
June 10
II
OCT., 1935]
AGGREGATE
LOS
SALES
ANGELES
September
Low from
1
STOCKS
300
300
Sept. 3
Sept.301935
Bid
54.450
4,715
6,900
35,400
480
pr
Shell Union Oil
pf 100
.100
.
500
10.900
9,300
""156
10
Corp
;
140
i8H
22
Sale
33
36
io
1,800
9ft
1,400
Sale
25%
26)4
26%
Sale
—-
"28""
Sale
25% Sale
26%
26%
34
30
35%
35
Sept.
21% Sept.
30
Sept.
35% Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
'■*
32% Sale
32% Sept. 17
33% Sept.
19% Sale
7% Sale
19% Sept. 24
7% Sept. 3
Sale
108%
17 %
Sale
17% Sale
"5% "o" "6% Sale"
"96c
21"" "22"
24
Sale
23%
1.800 Alaska Juneau Gold M Col Be
143.000 Black Mammoth Cons M Co 10c
1654
15%
8c
Sale
6c
4,000
6,000
11c
125.050 Calumet Gold Mines Co.. 10c
137,500 Imperial Development Co.25c
6c
4c
10c
4c
5c
4c
1,000
2.000 Oatman Ralnb Gold M Co. 10c
1.000 Oro Amigo Co
10c
1.200 Prince Cons Mining Co
10c
4)4
1.700
7.000
5
85c
900 Western Pipe A Steel Co..
100
24%
27%
95c
5
5
4
18
18
23
10
Feb.
14
10
11
10
11
13
90
July
25
8 105
4
35%
28% Mar. 14
"7% Sept." 11
7)4
112
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Mar.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
13% Mar. 14
7% Jan.
7
27% Apr. 23
Feb. 13
10
Jan.
75
3
38% May 24
21%
30
June
35
11
Apr. 16
35
Jan.
21
8
22
June
8
Apr. 16
Sept. 12
4% Mar. 12
8% Sept. 6
80
Feb.
5 115
Sept, 6
15
Jan. 30
20% May 23
3c
Jan.
7
4c
June
1
2
Jan.
7
8% May
1
Sept.12
8% Sept. 6
115
Sept.: 6 115
Sept. 6
17% Sept. 3 18% Sept. 10
85c
MINING
21
22
38,074 Wellington Oil Co........
200 Western Air Express Corp.
""300
.
June 18
6
Jan.
Jan.
21
20
15.000
//
Mar. 13
Feb. 15
Jan.
Jan
Jan.
10
11
10
11
7
95c
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Sept. 10
55c
24
Sept."30
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Aug. 19
May 23
July
3
June
8
15% May 23
23
Sept.11
1
Feb.
105
6
Sept. 5
5
Sept. 30
4% Sept. 26
85c
Sept. 26
66
Mar.
'27%'Septri4
27% Sept.
Sept.
18% Sept.
105
Sale
19
200 Van de Kamps Bakeries
399 Weber Showcase A Pis pfd
2,200
15% Mar 13
5% Mar. 21
.25
334 Union Bank & Trust Co.
100
11
25
4
18
18
23
32)4 Sale
133.000 Union Oil of Calif
128.750 U S OH ft Royalties Co
142,700 Universal Cons Oil Co
"7", 800
13
10
11
13
Mar. 28
20% Sept.
32% Sept.
28% Sept.
27
Sept.
25% Sept.
25
Preferred..
Highest
Mar. 11
Sale
IXA
33
6,200 Taylor Milling Corp
20
le
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
47%
30%
9%
8
16
—
104)4 105
18)4 Sale
291,100 Transamerica Corp
8,100
I
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
88
Apr.
4 102% June 21
88
Jan. 14 109% July 22
33
Apr.
2 49% Aug. 13
140
44,700 Standard Oil of Calif.
378 Superior Oil Co
43.800
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
9% Sept. 10
7% Sept. 30
34%
7% preferred.......
Lowest
Sept.
34% Sept.
28% Sept.
28
Sept.
26
Sept.
44
30
28)4 Sale
27
623
A preferred..........
251 Snuare D Co Inc
,
116% "Sept." 16 116%
....
45% Sale
28%
29%
8%
9%
7% Sale
-
7)4
.
167
31
.
575 So Counties Gaa 4% pref. 100
63.900 Southern Pacific Co
...lot
1.288 Square D Co B common
7,300
Highest
Sale Prices
100
Sale
30
7,800 Socony Vacuum Oil Co
131.500 So Calif Edison Ltd com...25
3.078
Original preferred......25
30.300
7% preferred...........25
66.000
6% preferred...........25
67.400
5H% preferred.........25
500 So Calif Gaa 6% pref A....25
1.300
4% preferred............25
,
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
112
44)4
Signal Oil-Gee A
B common
Sept. 30
Ask Bid
100
106
Security Plrat Nat Bank...20
Security Co units
400
16,000
35
RANGE 8INCE JAN.
to
63 Saa Joaquin LAP
325
7% preferred
5.660
71
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER
Shares
"
EXCHANGE
July 1 1933
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
STOCK
Sept. 30
^2% Feb. 27
July 20j
July
July
July
2% July
24
Sept.
4
3
15% Aug. 22
19% Jan.
8
17c
Jan.
3
4
3c/July 26
.lc
Aug. 10
13%cJan.
5
24
5
July
7
July 31
May 29
5
5
7
31
22
20
30
5
1
STOCKS—
16%
lc
171.389 Tom Reed Gold Mines Co...l
123,100 Zenda Gold Mining Co
1
36c" "51c
5)4c
16% Sept.
8c
Sept.
4c
lc
4
6
lc
Sept.v 6
lc
Sept.
7
lc
Sept.
4
2c
lc
5c
Sept.
6c
Sept.
40c
4%c
4c
lc
43c
6%c
.1
4
Jan.
2
lc
7
Sept.
7
Sept.12
Sept. 5
5c
43c
6c
Sept 12
Sept. 23
Jan.
Jan.
lc
Mar. 22
3c
51c
;,3c
36c
7c
4
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
lc
2c
5c
16f% Sept.
15%
35c
July
Aug.
;
5c
lc
3
2
2
Sept. 7
Mar. 22
Jan. 25
Jan. -25
22c
UNLISTED STOCKS—
1,297
20.222 Amer Tel A Tel Co.......100
2.200 (The) Aviation Corp (Del)..5
4.071 Bethlehem Steel Corp.....*
23.000 Cities Service Co
•
400 Cord Corp
5
9.500 General Electric Co........*
34.200 General Motors Corp
...10
10.000 Montgomery Ward A Co....*
11.700 Packard Motor Car Co...
•
20,100 Radio Corp of America.....*
100
400
1,300
"'900
5,700
2,200
2.100
2,700
3
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654
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4
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4%
6.000 Tide Water Assoc OH.......*
21,600 Warner Bros Pictures.....5
9,700
Sale
36)4
1%
3%
30)4
41%
33%
322 Standard OH Co (New Jer).25
""400
•
136
136
Sept.
3% Sept.
38% Sept.
1% Sept.
3%
38%
1%
1%
3%
33
33
46
$
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
7% Sept.
5%
Sale
m
a43%
34
46%
37%
5%
8%
27
"6% "Sept." "6
5% Sept.
8% Sept. 18
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34
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Mar. 13
Mar. 16
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,
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37%
5%
1
•
11
11
7
11
19
June
.
.
2
5
21
7
18
Aug.
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
Sept.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
3
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,,
"8 % "Sept."
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38% Sept.
*
11
11
11
11
Sale
1
\
,
3% Mar. 19
23% Mar. 16
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2% June 11
21% Mar. 19
18
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sale
Sale
99% Mar. 18 145% Sept. 12
3% Sept. 19
38% Sept. 5
2% Sept. 4
31%
42%
31%
4%
Sale**
33
145% Sept. 12
May 22
Sept. 18
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the country, for the latest
Genera I Quotations wocombine in
those iealt in
on
on
the leading stock exchanges of
month and for ths calendar year to date, are furnished.
the ecchaof**.
out
tot he different classes of securities
In this department of
only
index
comprehensive whole, securities of all claeeee and descriptions, not
one
also Itsiiag unlisted and inactive securities.
The following is
an
quoted!
P*f*
Paga
Page i
Eschanga Ssats.w.———— 88 r Joint Stock Land Bank Securities———..118 Railroad Stocks......................... 78
..................
98
Federal Land Bank Bonds..........
98 Mining Stocks........................... 89 Real Estate Bonds..
Foreign Government Bonds.............. 98 Municipal Bonds (Domestic)............. 98 Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks.....-- 89
Industrial Bonds...,,.................... 86
Textile Stocks.89
Canadian.
07
Industrial Stocks....................... 89 Public Utility Bonds..................... 78 Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Stocks— 89
Insurance Stocks .......................116 Public Utility Stocks.................... 84 United States Government Securities—— 98
Investing Companies Securities
77 Railroad Bonds......................... 72 United States Territorial Bonds...—— 96
...
1
.
for all
dictations
securities art
as
tear
possible
as
for
...........................
tbe
closing
day of the
month preceding
As the New Yerir Stock
the date of issue.
Exchange began with Jan
mark
»o
2 1909 to quote all oond prices "and interest," we have adopted the same method and no longer employ a designating
ndicace the fact exoept where there is * deviation from this rule.
The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter'T is prefixed
to the price, he must pay accrued latere
ination
>,
to the
This, however, does not apply to income bonds or bonds in default. In wnict. cases
price.
the price includes the Interest, should there be any.
The letter
'?
'
"f" prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation Is
1'
.
a flat price—that is, that the accrued interest forms part of the prlcr and
As already stated in the ease of income bonds and bonds in
berefore the purchaser does not have tc.provide for it separately In maldng payment.
defhult. 'he price is always "flat," and no designating mark 1s employed to Indicate the fact.
Quotations (or equipment bonds are based on average maturities.
i
;
Quotations for guaranteed stocks
ar«
It «nould be borne In mind In the
cases
1
sad dividend
that is. the accrued dividend must be paid In addition to the price.
of these tables that the quotations for many inactive
nse
and unlisted securities
;
are merely
nominal, but in all
he figures are obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
The following abbreviations are often osed9 vis.; MM" for mortgage, "g" for gold, *(gu" for guaranteed, "end" fer endorsed, "cons" for consolidated
"conv" for convertible, "e f
for sinking fund
"1 g" for land grant, "op" for optional.
The black-faced type in the letters showing the interest period indicates the month when the bonds mature.
NOTICE.—All bond prleos
Bonds.
Bid.
ors
Ask
RAILROAD BOND8
95
Adirondack 1st 44s 1942 guMAS
100
Akron & Barb But g 4s 1942 JAD
Akron Canton & Youngstown—_
Gen A ref 6s 1946 ser A—AAO / 504
Gen A ref 64* 1946 ser B AAO / 51
Alabama Great Southern—
105
1st cons g 6s 1943 ser A—JAD
1st cons is 1943 ser B—JAD
1004
Alabama Tennessee A NorthernPrior lien 6s 1948
co
JA*F
Gen Income 6s Oct 1948
.JAJ
Alabama A Vicksburg By—..
97
1st M g 6s 1974 series A—MAN
Albany A Susq 34* g 1946.AAO
Alleghany Corp—
Coll tr conv 6s 1944
FAA
Coll A conv 6s 1949.
..JAD
Bonds.
„
«
Col A conv 5s
964
524
53
108
1014
104
5-yr sec notes 44> 1939
26
17
Ref A gen 6s series F1996. MAS
Eq tr
1936 40 (yr>—MAN
96
110"
Eq tr 44* '36 '41 C (yr)—FAA
Eq tr 5s 1936 37 (yr)
FAA
Eq tr 6s 1936-38 (yrjl
FAA
Plttsb Lake Erie A W Ya—
Refund gold 4s 1941
MAN
109
S W Dlv 1st 6s 1950
JAJ
Toledo A Oln Dlv 4s 1959..JAJ
624
1024
105"
101
Bangor A Aroostook—
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943.....JAJ
Cons refund g 4s 1951
JAJ
4s stamped 1951..—.......
Medford Ext 6s 1937—-MAN
1074
1104
1104
1054
20
Plscat Dlv g 6s Jan 1943..AAO
St Johns Riv Ext gu 6s'39-FAA
Van Bur Ext 6s g Jan '43-AAO
Washburn Ext 1st 6s *39—FAA
Bedford Beit 1st 6s 1938—.JAJ
110
1124
1214
89
108
1014
.
mmm m
Beliefonte Central 1st 6s '49.FAA
Belt RU A Stk Yds (Ind'p'lis) —
1st ref gold 4s 1939..-.-.MAN
Belvldere Dil 1st 34s 1943..JAJ
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944-JAD
MAS
Blrm Term 1st k 4s 1957 gu
944
to
Beech Or 1st 4s g gu 1936—JAJ
2d guar gold 5* 1936—..JAJ
Beech Ork Ext 34* 1951 -AAO
May 1964...
.MAN
1024
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
1st cons 4s July 1 1952—MAS
93
934
Ool tr g 4s Oct 1 1952 op.MAN
76 4
744
Conv deb 4s 1939 op 1916MAN
73
76
Gen untrser \ 44* 1964 JAD
774
784
10-yr coll tr 5s May 1 '45-M&N
904
914
ft 3 00 to 2%
Equipment trust 44s...
Eq 64s Feb 1936 (year) FAA ft 1.50
1%
3.50 2.50%
Eq44* 1936-41 E (yr)—FAA ft
mrnmmm
Bluff Point Land A Imp 1st 4s '40
Boonvllie St L A Sou 6s '61-FAA
Boston A Albany 6s Oct *63--JAJ
5s June 1942-...—...'—.JAD
6s July 1 1938—
JAJ
,
.
44s July 1937
JAJ
44« Impt 1978....
.FAA
1st mtge 44* ser A1943.-AAO
34* J»n 1 1951—
Kef 34s 1952 gu N Y O..AAO
86
874
....
101
91""
„
89
105
101^
107
4
93 4
594
II
:
2.75%
2.75%
2.75%
2.75%
784
80
734
11
Equipment trust 5s.......
Bost A Maine (old)
4s Feb 1 1937
fcAA
.....FAA
..JAJ
Equip 54s 1936-1937(yr)FAA
Eq tr 6s 1936-38 (year)—JAD
4s
Aug 1942....
3s July I960.——
Boston A N Y Air Line—
1st mtge gu g 4s 1955——.FAA
Boston ttev Beach A Lynn—
1st m 44s July 15 1947.JAJ15
Gen m 6s *33 extd to *38.JAJ 15
Brooklyn A Montauk—
2d (now 1st) gold 6s 1938.JAD
1014
79
60
4.00
4.00
83
65
3%
344
35
664
71
45
40
1054
98
Brunswick A Western—
844
1st mtge gtd 4s 1938—...JAJ k 1024
1004
Buffalo Creek 1st 6s 1941—JAJ
1st ref 6s 1961
JAJ
994
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh—
General 6s g 1937....
1044
MAS
112 >
104
110
109"
112
109
Battle Creek A Sturgls—
1st guar g 3s 1989—.—.—JAD
25
101
105
Atlantic City gu 4s 1951—.JAJ
1st M 6Hs 1929 extd as 6%
-
....-
43
.FAA
Conv g 4Hs 1960
FAA
Ref A gen 6s 1995 series A. JAD
Ref A gen 6s 1995 series C.JAD
Ref A gen 6s 2000 ser D ..MAS
Ask.
...
Baltimore A Ohio—
1st M 4s g July 1 1948—.AAO
1st M 5s July 1 1948
AAO
79
Bid.
Bonds.
Boston A Maine (new) 6s Sept *41
4s 6s April 1947.
6s" Apr 1944
68 June 1945
6s Jan 1946
6s May 1943..
6s Mar 1942
5s Jan 1943—
5s May 1940
1st m 6s 1967 ser AC
MAS
1st m 6s 1955 ser 2
..MAN
1st m 44s 1961 ser JJ....AAO
Eq 4 4s 1936 1943 (yr)-.AAO
102
35
28
...
3
(ifiS
Athens Terminal Ry—
1st gj6s 1937....—
JAJ
All A Birm. Se« Seab'd Air Line
Atlanta A Charlotte Air Line—
1st M 44. 1944 ser A
JAJ
1st M 5s 1944 ser B.
JAJ
Atlanta Knoxvllle A Northern—
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
JAD
Atlanta A St Andrews Bay—
1st 6s, 1938
AAO
Atlanta Terminal 6s 1939... FA A
Ask.
Augusta (Jnlon Stat 4s 1953-JAJ
Baft A Harris g 6s 1936.
MAN
1st M West Ext g 6s 1938 MAN
8
•
Allegheny A Western—
92
1st mtge guar 4s 1998-...AAO
Aon Arbor 1st g 4s 1996
Q-J / 614
Ark A Mem Ry Brge A Term—
95
1st M 6s 1964...
MAS
Aroostook Nor 6s g 1947
108
AAO
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4a 1996. ..AAO
1084
Adjustment 4a July 11995 Nov
1024
Stamped
..MAN
1024
Conv g 4s of '09 due 1955 JAD
1044
Conv g 4a of '05 due 1956. JAD
1044
Conv g 4a of '10 due 1960 JAD
100
Conv deb 44s 1948.....JAD
1074
Trans 8 L 1st g 4a 1958...JAJ
1084
Oal-Arls 1st A if 4 He '82 op MAS
1094
Rocky Mt Dlv 4s 1965
JAJ
105
Bid.
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 A Yadkin—
1st mtge gu g 4s 1949
-AAO
Auk Term 1st gu k 6s 1947..AAO
Austin A Northwestern—
1st mtge gtd g 6s 1941—...JA f
-
liff
I960——AAO
6s stamped I960-..—..—AAO
All trheny V&l gen 4s 1942--M&8
•
"and Interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds*
90
1024
67
1094
96
20"
100
102
104
854
974
80
794
Con g 44s 1957
....MAN
Buff A Susquehanna RR Corp—
1st 4s Dec 30 1963—-JAJ
Burl Cedar Rapids A NorthCon 1st A coll tr 6s g '34_.AAO
644
105
64
92
91
Certificates of deposit
Butte Anaconda A Pac 6s'44 FAA
Oam A Clear—1st 6s g 1941. JAJ
Gen M g 4s 1956——.FAA
1034
105
Cambria A Ind 1st 44s '68..JAJ
Eq tr 64s 1936-38 (year) MAN b 4.00
Canada Atl Ry 1st 4s 1955—JAJ
874
Canada South 6s 1902 ser A.AAO
1094
Oan Nat Rys 44s gul954-MA8 t 102
1044
44s guar 1957
—
JAJ
44s guar 1951......
MAS
1054
44s guar 1956—-.——FAA
1004
4ns guar 1955
...JAD 15
109
40-yr 5s guar 1970......FAA
1084
5s guar July 11969—
.JAJ
5s guar Oct I 1969
1094
AAO
5s guar 1954
1134
FAA
984
16-yr guar 3s 1950—.—.JAD
Guaranteed 3s 1944—MAN
1004
100
Guaranteed 2s 1938.....MAN
em tr t >*s i9a6
(gu) MAN ft 3 70
Eq tr 44s l936-45(ann).. JAD ft 3 70
Equipment trust 5s.......... ft 3 70
Canadian Northern—
8 F deb 7s 1940
—JAD
1034
8 F deb 04s 1946....
118
JAJ
97
Winnipeg Term 4s 1939.—JAJ
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17]
18?*
—
1034
1184
iM
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/This price Includes
accrued Interest,
k l,a*t «*>*.
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t Called Sept 15 at 102.
OCT., 1935]
Bonds
Bid.
Canadian N W 4 4* Oct 221943Oanadlan Pacific—
Oons deben 4s perpetual.. JAJ
20-yr coll tr 4 4s 1946
MAS
Ooll tr 5s 1954
JAD
8f 44s Dec 15 1944
JAD16
t
Ooll tr 44s I960
j«J
<92
Ask.
Bonds
Bid.
•'
1st A ref g 5s Dec 1 '60 opt JAD
fnc ntge 5s One 1 I960--MAS
Chicago Union Station—
•«.
1st guar 44s series A 1963.JAJ
984
106
1104
3.60
-
i«>
b 3 60
68
106
;■ 564
254
Central of Georgia—
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945-..FAA
Oons gold 5s 1945
MAN
Ref A gen 54s 1959 ser B.AAO
Ref A gen 5s 1959 ser O..AAO
Bq tr 44s '36*40 ser P(yr)MAS
Bq tr 4 4s '35-'40serG(yr)MAN
Bq tr 5s 1936-'38 (yTly)—JAD
40
204
94
85
85
■
■■
54
903.
3.00
1st ref 4s g guar 1949
FA A
1st g guar 4s Oct 11954...AAO
Gum- g 5s I960
—FAA
2.25%
1014
100
87
Burooean loan 4s 1946.HAS
Central RR A Banking of Ga—
Ooll tr g 5s 1937
MAN
Central Vermont Ky—
b
Bqtr 5s De^ 14 35-'44 (yr)
Charleston A Savannah—
Cleveland Akron
1st
Gen M 4s 1958
MA8
1st A ref 44s ser B 1977-FAA
1st A ref g 5s 1971 ser A..FAA
niiook Dlv 34s '49 op '29 JAJ
105
..
110
110
00%
1.00
.50%
105
1124
110
44
1054
1054
Chicago A Bast era Illinois—
1st consol 6s gold 1934—.AAO •744
Chicago A Erie 5s 1st g '82.MAN
^
r'ltn
^
Onicagu Indiana
Southern Ry
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar._JAJ
Chicago Indianap A Louisville—
Ref M g 6s 1947 series A..JAJ
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B—JAJ
Ref M g 4s 1947 series O—JAJ
1st A geu 5s 1966 series A.MAN
1st A geu 6s May '66 ser B JAJ
Monon Coal gu 5s '36 opt. JAD
Ohlc Indianapolis A St. Louis—
t Short Line 1st 4s
1953...AAO
Chicago Lake Shore A Eastern—
1st M 4 4s 1969
opt 1919- JAD
Ohlc Memn A Gulf 5s 1940—JAI
Ohlc Mil w A Gary 1st 5s '48 .AAO
934
204
204
20;
5j
5
9
96
110H
16
50-yr 5s 1975 series A
FA a
Oonv adj 5s Jan 2000
AAO
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989—JAJ
Gen g 34s B
May 1 1989-JAJ
Gen 4 4s May '89 series O.JAJ
Gen 44s May *89 ser E—JAJ
Gen M 44s
114
44
404
394
42
404
May '89 serF.JAJ
85
4s
194Q
»onn River gold 4s
4.00
1943...MAS
84
106
Bq tr 4 4* 1936 42 (yr)—MAN
Equipment trust 5s
Equipment trust 54s
1094
1094
Gen M 44s'87 stpd inc tax MAN
15-year 64s Mar 1936—MAS
1st A ref 5s May 2037
JAD
1st A ref 44s May 2037.-JAD
16
lot A ref 44s May 20370 JAD
16
Oonv g 448 1949 ser A—MAN
Bq 5s '35 *38 O (yr)
JAD
Bq 64s 1936 ser J (yr)...
84
Eq 64« 1936 K (yr)
84
Fq 44s'35 42 (yr.) ser A MAN
84
Chic R IA Pac Ry—
General gold 4s 1988—'
JAJ
35
Certificates of deposit..
33
Ref g 4« 1934 opt to 1911.. AAO */12
i
Certificate of deposit....... /
Sec 44s 1952 ser A
MAS ♦/ 12
ft
8V
/
1st
-
con g
4s 1936
Mortgage gold 4s
1124
la RR A
.JAJ
1995.vJAD
Detroit Term A Tunnel—
1st guar 4 4s 1961—
conv
44s 1960— -MAN
95
1164
■■■
144
f g*
16
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85""
108
274
——
14
.
.
25
Grand
Iruuk
1014
45
AAO
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50
25
35
6.00
99
4%
1014
106 4
1024
924
AAO
.
944
Pacitlc—
*
1st
105
814
954
34
65
344
30
96
91
92
103
104
1st A ref g 4 4s
;
■*
18?^
104
<
61 opt *41-JAJ
Gen M 54« 1952 ser B—.JAJ
Gen M 5s 1973 ser O
JAJ
Gen 4 4* 1976 ser D
JAJ
Gen 44* 1977 ser E
Eq tr 4 4> 1936 1939
JAD
MAS
Eq tr 44* 1936 1940 D (yr)JAJ
Eq tr 5s 1936 1938 (yr)_.MA8
Western Fruit Express
Eq 5s J'ne 15'36 39 (yr» JAD
1
Eq tr *4« 1936 >940-JAD
y
90**
3.75%
4.50
80
994
994
1044
1014
964
90 4
904
b
3.50
3.50
^
Greenbrier Cheat A Elk—
1st 5s 1944
JAJ
Greenbr Ry 1st g gu 4s '40 MAN
Green Bay A
b
105
1.75%
1.75%
'i
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Western—
Debenture ctfs A Feb
,f42H
Debenture ctfs B Feb
Gutnttnanio A Western—
"74
JAJ
_
^ 16"
Guayaquil A Quito 1st 5s *32 JAJ2
MAN
U04
1114
93
2.50
b
!!«
;
2.50
b
102
2.50
b
1044
....
1st M 6s 1958 ser A
154
87
93
b
Eq tr 5a Dec 14 35 "43 (yr)
Grays Pt Term i 5s 1947...JAD
Ireat Northern—
V
Gen M 7s 1936 series A...JAJ
95
35
984
84
Trunk Ry of Canada—
fund g deb 7s 1940.-AAO 11024
103 4
g 6a Sept 1 1936
MAS
64* 1936 series F
.FAA fc 1014
80
Grand Trunk West 4s £ 1950-JAJ
88
1st g gu 4s $ July 1 1950--JAJ
95
88
974
..JAJ
1st 4s Feb 15 '42 Alg gu.MAN
4s 1962 Can Gov gu..JAJ
74
244
324
-----
Gen
Grand
Sink
'
Deb
7
18
95
1962
2nd 4s Gold Sterling 1955. A AO
1st 4s Feb 25 '39 Alg gu.MAN
53
H'A
M 3s
9
% 36 ^
1004
1945.-JAJ
s-a
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;'
7
114
JAJ
Goshen & Deckert'n 1st 54s 1978
uuuv A Gsw 1st 5s g 1942
JAD
Gr R A Ind ext 44s 1941—JAJ
2d 4s 1936
85
15 4
it.2 S
334
Grand River Valley 1st 4s 1959—
85
244
ff
AAO
Bkg ref 6s 1951..AAO
Gulf Mobile A Northern—
1st
B..——,AAO : : 85 H
Series O
.AAO ;• 79
54s 1950
1st 5s 1950
80
ser
Gulf A Ship Island RR—
1st ref A r.'Tm a 5* Feh 52
JAJ
Stamped (July 1 1933 cpn on)
51
81 "
•
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v
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51
11
54
Gilf reruiinel <4
62
62
30-yr.
8I4
93""
FAA f
F.o tr 4 4s 1935-1939
'
.—
1044
1154
Georgia Midland—
1st g 3s 1946
la Sou A Fla 1st g 5a
Deb 5s 1952
78
1st con g 44s 1936
234
JA J
Denver A Salt Lake Ry—
1st mtge 6a 1950
105
An Apr
Inc mtge Hi »960
JAJ / 864
Des Moines A Fort
Dodge—
Otfii of dep for gtd 4sl935.JAJ
3
Des Plalnes Val4
55
4« 1947--Ma <
Det A Mack pr lien U 1995.JAD
304
4s stamped 1995
304
,
5
103
.......
4a Jan 1 1947—
41
Stmpd non-pay Fed Inc tax
Gen M 5s '87 otpd inc tax MAN
GenM 44s'87stpdlnctaxMAN
Rio Grande—
1104
102
Denver A
44
Georgia Fla A Ala RR—
!
36
36
'
••••
•
/iofS
..MAN
1st M A ref 6s 1952
-
32
25 k
mm
July 1 1934..
1st M 6s 1946 ser A
Otfs of deposit
;
FAA
40
;
.
Georgia A Florida KB—
325%
connecting Ry (PhUa)—
107
1st M gu 4» Mar 15' 51-MAS15
116
1st 5s
1951—
MAS
23
Consol Rys (N H) deb 4s '54 JAJ
25
Deb 4s 1955
JAJ k
k
25
Deb 4s 1955.
AAO
Deb 4s 1956 guar....
224
JAJ
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 54s *42. JAD
54
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
50
JAJ
1st 1A ref g 7 4« '36 ser A.JAD
494
46"
1st 1 A ref 6s 1936 ser B..JAD
43
'Imp A equip 5s 1960
MAN
102
Dayton Union 4s 1949...... JAJ
Dawson Ry A Coal 5a 1951--JAJ
934
Del A Bound Br 34s 1955-FAA
1024
Delaware A Hudson—
Oonv 5« 1935
..AAO k 100
1st A ref gold 4s 1943
814
MAN
15-yr g 5 4s May I '37..MAN
954
Delaware River RR A Bridge—
1st mtge g 4s 1936
FAA
Denver a Kto Grande Western—
Gen income 5s Aug '55
74
FAA
Assented subject to plan
64
Ref A tinpi 5s 1978 ser B .AAO
84
MAN
Certificates of deposit..
m
524
MAN b
Hurl R A
.
,
vtoblle—
1st mtge s Is 1957 gu
Portch—See N
JAJ
Y
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76
80
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62
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b Basis,
■
j
.
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•
tl*
Bq 4 4s'36-'43 B A F (yr).JAJ
i; Bq 4 4s '36 '41 G A H(yr)-JAJ
Equip tr 58*36 '40 ser B(yr)FAA
Chicago A North WesternGen M 34s g 1987—...MAN
Gen M gold 4s 1987
106
'
40
•>-i-.
*f
1st Uen A ref M 54s 1938 AAO
Galveston Term 6s 1938..
M&8
Genesee River 6s 1957..
JAJ
Ga A Ala 5s Oct 1945
JAJ
Ga A Ala Term 1st g 5a 1948-JAD
Ga Oaro A N 1st 5s g 1929.-JAJ
994
914
91
92
48
Ext at 54 % to 1961
JAD
Galveston Houston A Henderson
1034
1st
22
934
894
994
8
^'64
—
1034
105
Columbus A Hocking Valley—
Ext gold 4s 1948
.AAO
Columbus A Toledo—
1st extend g 4s 1955
FAA
Connecticut A Passumpsic Rivers
1st gold 4s 1943..AAO
116
A
Ohlc Milw St Paul A Pac RR—
:V
874
57**
'
22
f
Fort Dodge Des Molne* A Sou—
1st 5s 1938
JAD
Fort St Un Dept Det 44s *41 JAJ
Ft Worth A D O 6a 1921
106
Columbia A Port Deposit—
22
75
Equip trust 4 4s "A" 1945 AAO
1064
,
f
MAN
coot
...
104
1054
1054
1064
1064
30
41 H (s-a)__MAS
36
1982
(Nov *32 and May <J7 coup).
Proof of claim filed
Certificates of deposit
100
T*n
Eq tr 54% 1936-37
84
.............
109
110
1024
1064
Tli
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
JAJ
Fonda Johnstown A Gloversv—
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
JAJ
ref 4 4* '52 opt
Proof of claim filed
Amended 1st con 44a
S f 1st 4s ser B 1965
MAS
'Colorado A Southern - "■'*
General ratk« 44s 1980—MAN
11
12
.
Eq 44»
103
Coast Cos G A E 5s A '60.MAN
110
103
10
94
:
94
103
'45
3 75
3.75
3.75
3.75
105
1024
1st 4s gold guar 1995
MAN
Cleveland Union Terminals—
1st s f 5 4s 1972 series A..AAO
1st M s f 5s 1973 ser B
AAO
1st s f 44s 1977 ser O..AAO
gu
72
Eq tr 6s 1936 (year) ...JAJ16
Eq44a '36 '41 LL (s-a)..MAS
Eq tr 4 4* l«36 43 (s-a)—MAS
Equipment trust 5s...
Equipment trust 54«
Peuu cull g 4s Feb 1 1951.-FAA
1st
.Jleve Short L 44" 1961
AAO
Cleveland Terminal A Valley—
109
764
694
J 524
95"
1054
Ser B 4 4s gen gtd 1942..AAO
Series B 3 4s gen gtd 1942.AAO
Ser O 34« gen gtd 1948-.M&N
Ser D 34s gen gtd 1950--FAA
Gen A ref 44s 1977 ser A FAA
Gen A ref 44s 1981 ser B JAJ
2.00
77 4
Fla So 1st g gn 4s 1945—..JAJ
Gold 5s 1938
..JAJ
Cleveland A Pittsburgh—
Ser A 44« gen gtd 1942—.JAJ
3.05%
2
1054
Ohlc A Bast 01 (new colGen M 5s May 1951
MAN /
Certificates of deposit..
f
Stamped....
764
95
1044
1094
1024
JJAJ
86
18*
974
JAJ
gold 4s 1996
93
Brie A Jersey s f 6s 1955
1164
JAJ
Brie A Pittsburgh—
1054
Gen gu g 34a ser B 1940--JAJ
Series O 1940
1054
JAJ
Florida Central A Peninsula—
1st cons 5s gold 1943.....-JAJ / 444
Florida Bast Coast 44s *59-JAD
1st A ref 5s 1974
MAS
/ * 54
Certificates of deposit
30
Eq 44s 1935 G (s-a>
AAO
103
101
<
424
'
1004
854
Div 1st 4s '40-JAJ
RR—
Chic Grt West 1st 4s 1959—MAS
,
Cleveland Lorain A Wheeling
Gen ivf 5s 1936
1114
JAD
1164 Cleveland A Mahoning—
107
Refunding g 3s 1949
AAO
Chicago Burlington A Qulncy—
4s July 1 11M9
103
'oal Rlv Rv let 4s
Chesapeake A Ohio Northern—
^ 1st M 5s 1945 guar
AAO
72
Spr A Col Dlv 4s 1st g '40-MAS k 1034
White W V
<
aros
1...
70
1024
5s 1939
Chicago A Alton
1124
Ref A lmpt 4 4« ser E 1977. JAJ
Cairo Dlv 1st g 4s 1939—-JAJ
1114
MAN
General 44s gold 1992—.MAS
116
Ref Almpt 44sl993serA~AAO
109,,
Ref A Impt t 4t 'Q5 MOT B «»<x»
cuyii 4 IP
MO ser o JAJ
1094
Bq tr 3s, 1936-1950
AAO .625 to
Bqtr 44SJ3A.M W (yrK AAO b 3.00
3.00
Bq tr 6s 36 38 (yr)
AS15
2.00
Bq tr 64s *36 *37 (yrly)..JAD
1.00
Bq 64s 1935 (ann)
JAD
105
Craig Valley 1st 6s a 1940.JAJ
Potts Creek 4s 1946103
JAJ
R A A Dlv 1st con g 4s '89-JAJ
110
i
2d con g 4s 1989
1074
JAJ
Warm Spr Val 1st 5s g '41-MAS
1054
cons g
1114
4.50
Chesapeake Corp—See Indus Bds
Chesapeake A Onio—
110
.
1004
Series D 1953
AAO
Ref A Impt m 5s 1967
MAN
Ref A mtge m 5s 1975— -AAO
110
96
102
gu.JAJ
Gen lien
Columbus—
O W A M Dlv 1st 4s g '91.JAJ
St L Dlv 1st col tr g 4s 90 MAN
106
Conv gold 4s 1953 ser A..AAO
Series B 1953
AAO
96
1014
95
108
101
2.75%
1094
95
1004
'
Income 5s 2862
AAO
El Paso A R I 1st gu fm 1951-JAJ
El Paso A Southwestern RR—
1st A ref 6s 1966.
AAO
Erie—
Prior Hen gola 4s 1996....JAJ
1044
95
Charleston A Western Carolina—
994
103
4a 1948. >' AAD
g
Edmonton, Dunvegan A Brit
Columbia Ry 44s 1944—AAO
Elgin Jul A East 5s 1941...MAN
944
106
64
70
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-JAJ
General 4s gold 1993—...JAD
Gen M 5s ser B 1993
JAD
Ref A imp M 6s '41 ser O—JAJ
Ref A imp M 5s '63 ser D—JAJ
'
A AO
A
464
101
Elmira A Will lams port—
1st cons guar g 4s 1940—FAA
Olev Oinc Ohlc A St Louis—
m
JAJ k
55
b 3.50
Bq tr 5s 1936 38 (yr)—.AAO
1015i
Nor Div 1st.
36
93
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
1st M 44s 2020 ser A—..JAJ
1st M 5s 2020 ser B
JAJ
1st mtge g 5s series C *57.MAN
City Gas A Elec 1st 64s *51iJAJ
Clearfield A Mahoning—
1st gtd g 5s 1943
JAJ
.
1054
102
oons
1074
1st gold 6s Nov 1 1935...MAN
Bast Tenn Va A Georgia—
Consol 1st g 5s 1956.-...MAN
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
1054
103
4 16
Gen M 4s 1987
JAJ
Bq tr 44s 1936-'41 (yr)-.FAA
Central Pacific—
j
-
000
0
974
1024
gtd 4s 1942......MAN
1st
1054
1st 5s 1937
...AAO
Dulutn Mwsaoe A Northern—
Gen g a f 5s Jan 1 1941
JAJ
Dulutb Soutb Shore A Atlantic—
1st gold 5s 1937
—JAJ
Dutchess Co RR 4 4s 1940 .JAD
East Tenn A Western N O—
i—» po o Oi o o C0n-4
i—»—(■* Cn-O JCrt
Cine A Mush Val 4s 1948—_FAA
Gin N O A Tex Pac Ry—
r
Cent New Bng 1st qu 4s 1961 JAJ
Central of New Jersey—
•
?' Gen M (now
1st) g 5s 1987 JAJ
-
754
584
<aj
...AAO
JAJ
1034
1st 5s Mar 1 1964JAJ
Detroit A Toledo Shore Line—
1st gold guar 4s 1953
JAJ
Dulutb A Iron Range—
,
674
1st 4s Aug 1 1936Q-F
Oin Ind A West 1st 5s 1965.MAN
Cincinnati Lebanon A Northern
85
Chat Dlv gold 4s 1951...JAD
Macon A Nor g 5s 1946
JAJ
Mid GaA Atl 1st 5s 1947.. JAJ
Mobile Dlv g 5s 1946
JAJ
1st mtge g 5s 1946L
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957
1044
;824
.
Oatawissa coos g 4s 1948-.-AAO
Oent Ark A Bast 1st 5s 1940.JAJ
OentrBr Un Pac 1st g 4s '48-JAD
1st mtge g 7s 1936
aeries b
t
Bid.
Bonds.
Detroit Toledo A Ironton—
liuar gold 6s 1944.....
JAD
Chicago A Western Indiana—
Consol gold guar 4s 1952—JAJ
'974
1st A ref 54s 1962 A
MA8 ■< 1054
:
1st A ref. 54s ser O 1962.MAS
1044
Choc A Mempn 5a 1949
J&J / 49
Choctaw Oklahoma A Gulf—
Consol gold 5s 1952
MAN
254
< Cincinnati Hamilton A
Dayton—
105
General 5s gold 1942
JAD
2d mtge gold 44* 1937
JAJ
1024
Oin Ind St Louis A Chicago—
-
•
M
1st M 4s series D 1963
,
Carthage A Adirondack—
■y-j 1st mtge guar g 4s 1981.. JAD
V|
Guar 4s 1944
Oaro Oent 1st g gu 4s 1949—JAJ / 42
Oaro Clinch A Ohio 5s 1938- JAD
107 4
1st cons 6s 1952 ser A.JASD15
1084
?
Ask.
'"WW
.
834
MAS
JAJ
Eq tr 44s 1935-1938 s-a-JAD
/jf Bq tr 44* 1940-1945 s-a.J&D
•
Jhlcago St Louis A N O—
4
Con g 5s June 15 '51—-JAD 15
1014
89
Con g 34s June 15*51 JAD.15 k
Mem Dlv 1st 4s 1951
JAD
814
Ohio Terre Haute A Southeast
102
103
93
Oonv coU tr 6el942..
Eq tr 5s 1944
.
73
BONDS
RAILROAD
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.
.
f This price Includes accrued Interest,
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
t Called Oct. 1 at 1024
•
74
RAILROAD BONDS
NOTICE.*—All bond prices are and "interest" except whara marked "f and Ineome 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.
Hocking Valley Ry—
112
1st cons gold 4Hs 1999---J&J
3.00
Eq tar 6s 1936-1938 (ann).A&0 b
3.00
Bq tr 6s 1986-1939 (yr)—J&J b
Holldaysburg bedford & Dumb
104
1st M g 4s 1961 guar
—J&J
75
Housatonic con 6s 1937
M&N
Houston Belt A Term 6s '37-J&J
103H
Houston A Texas Central¬
ist Hen g 6a 1937..
J&J
Hudson A Manhattan—
1st gold 6s 1967 opt
.F&A
70"
106
84H
33 H
82
101H
102"
76H
63M
63 H
81
84 H
75H
70
76H
71
5^
60
54H
3 50
3 25
3.25
3 25
3 25
3 50
3 .50
3.00
1.75
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
99H
1951—J&J
M
1963...J&J
Omaha Div 1st 3a g 1951..F&A
9t Loute DIV 3Hs g 1951— J&J
St Louis Div 3s g 1951
J&J
mm-m
75"
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4a 1975 M&S
7
Bq 6Ha 1936 (year).....F&A
99
Wk
6« con g
102
64X
60M
M
M&S
100H
104
1Q3
ft
ft
3.00
3.00
3*00 %
3.00%
2.50%
2.75%
2 75%
i.o5%
102
91H
67 H
79
mmmm
100H
union—
105J*
107
:
107
97
Indianapolis & Louisville—
1st guar 4s, 1956——....J&J
7H
•
77H
31
106 %
105 H
-J&J
ureal
^urm
8H
tty—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A—J&J 1 31
AdJ M 6a July 1952 ser A. April
1st M 5s 1956 series B
J&J
1st M 5s 1956 ser O
..J&J
Bq tr 4Hs 1936-42 (yr)—A&O
Internat Rys (Central America)—
78
1st M 5s 1972 opt
M&N
1st col tr 6% notes 1941-M&N
>82 H
69
6% notes 1936
......J&D
1st 1 & ref 6H« 1947—
73
F&a
lewa Cent 1st g 5a 1938
J&D
Certificates of deposit.,.
/
5H
1st & ref g 4* 1951
...M&S /
;
M
Jacksonville Terminal—
Ref & ext 5s series A1967.. J&J
106
Ref & ext 6sseries B1967.. J&J
108
't 28%
1
Jamestown Prank & Clearfield
1st g 4s 1959 guar
.J&D
106
107
,
3 .00
3.00
2 00
EuuipOHs 1930—(year) M&s
Atl K & Ota Div 4s 1955 .M&N
Pad & Mem Div 1st 4s '40-F&A
S B & St L Div 6s 1971-M&8
2d mtge 3s 1980
—M&S
Mob & Mont 4H> 1945—M&S
Southern Ry Joint Monon coll
gold 4s. 1952 ——J&J
L & N Term 1st.« 4s *52 gu J&D
Macon Dublin & Savannah—
1st 5s 1947
—J&J
Macon Terminal 5s 1965..— J&J
Maine Central—
1st & ref 4Hs 1935..J&D
1st & ref 5s Dec 1935-....J&D
lst & ref 6s Dec 1935-—— J&D
105H
103 H
110
78
110H
80 H
107
82 H
mm mm
75H
101
80
80
81
3.75%
3.75%
Equipment trust 5s..........
Equipment trust 5%a
80
j
„
61
M&N
65 H
107 H
105H
Sinking fund g 7s 1937 -M&v
Manitowoc Green Bay A Western
1st gtd 3 Hs 1941....
J&J
Marquette Houghton & Onton—
1st 6s 1935—
-A&O
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s 51.M&&
Memphis Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959-.M&N
Meridian Term 4s *55 guar.M&N
81
103 H
Kalamazoo Allegheny A
Grand Rapids gtd 5s '38—J&J
Kal & Sou Haven—See Mich Cent
100
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon RR
1st gold 5s 1940
J&J
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948—A&o
Kana & Mich 1st 4s 1990—.A&O
102 H
44 H
:_A
§9H
58
61
96 H
/
Stmpdaccrlnt at rate 4.8665
-
Plain 1961...—.
J&J
Lake Erie & West 1st 5s '37—J&J
2d gold 5s July 1 1941
J&J
85
73
77
111"
81H
....
101
105
100 *"
94H
34
99H
87
100
102 H
103
96
Lake Shore & Mich SouthCon g ref 3 H* 1997
-.J&D
99H
Lehigh & LakeBrle 4Hs *57 P
80
65*"
70
106 H
100H
106 H
94
101^
98"
92
...
Lehlgn & New England—
1st M gold 5s 1945
.—J&J
.
1st mtge 5s 1954...
F&A
113
103 X
mmmmm
100 H
103%
97
Lehigh valley—
100
108
90
Gen con gold 4 Hs 2003—.M&N
Gen con gold 5s 2003. —M&N
ilH
48H
Lehigh Valley Ry of New T
87
104 H
59^
Lexington & Easternlet guar 5s 1965....
U3H
115
7o
J&D /
(Foreign series) 1960
N J
1st 6s
1910
ext at 5% to 1940—
.A&O
Midland Valley—5s 1943—A&O
of
96H
100
103 X
95"
102 H
70
,
103
109
41H
!xU
88
106^
62
72H
79
53
79 H
63 H
6
2d M gold 4s guar 1949—.J&J
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
J&J
1st ref 5Hz 1878 ser B—-J&J
25-year 5 Hs 1949—.—--M&S
Bq tr 4s '35 S8 s-a_.—J&D15 b
Bqtr4Hs 1936 (s-a)...M&N b
MStP&SS M & UentTermRy—
1st Ch Ter s f 4s '4lop'16-M&N
1.
1
I*
30 %
29
37 H
85
23 H
7.00
6%
7.00
93
80
25%
3-yr 6% g notes Oct 1 35A&0
Ref 6Hs 1974 ser A——A&O
Ref4Hs 1978 aerO——M&S
Bquip tr 4 Ha 1936- 44 (yr) F&A
Equip tr 5s 1936-'38 (jt)—F&A
New Vork Connecting R R—
1st M 4Hs 1953series A—F&A
1st guar os 1953 series B..F&A
New York &BrleRR—
1st 4s ext g 1947-—
M&N
3d mtge 4Ha 1938---— M&S
N Y & Greenwood Lake
Guar g 5s 1946—
82
27
ft Last sale.
,;
n
51
90
106
90 H
mmmm
96 %
86
•
ft
91 %
97%
87 H
85
85%
2.25%
3.50
104H
/
2H
I
2R
/
2H
50
62
99 H
101
98
73H
15H
/
/
/
J
/
/
/
/
/
f
/
37 %
35H
36
13 H
37
/
/
/
/
24
29 H
30 H
29 H
/ 28
b 0.50
107 H
*100H
108 H
108^
70H
76H
87
71
77
94 %
97 %
%%
70H
87 H
71
88H
86
3.25
3.00
86%
2%
2.25%
2%
3.25
2.50%
3.00
3 25
2 00
3.70
s1l
101H
62 H
69H
61if
3.75
3.10
106H
'P
62
3%
3%
107
106 %
'/mmmm.
109 H
mmmm
104
1941.....M&S
102 H
NY & NE Bos Ter 4s 1939-A&O
N Y New Haven & Hartford—M
Deb 6s Jan 15 *48 conv—J&J15
Deb 4s May 11957
—M&N
Deb 4s July 1 '55 non-conv J&J
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv—M&N
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv—-M&8
Deb 3Ha March 1947.*.—M&S
Deb 3Hs 1954 non-conv.. A&O
Deb 3H« 1956 conv—-..-J&J
15-year secured 6s 1940—A&O
1st & ref 4Hs 1967-——-J&D
24
22 H
23
22
23
22
23
22
24 H
24 H
23
22
24 H
Bquip tr 4Hs Sept 15 1936 to
M
Mar 15 1945 (s-a)—M&8 15
Bqpt tr 4H> ,30-'46(yr).J&J
Equipment trust 5s....—...
Harl Rlv & Pt Obes 4s '54 M&N
24H
24H
24H
el
6 50
k-';;-':-0
.
98
98%
106
_
General gold 4s
5H
95H
„
38 H
36 H
8
6 50
93
I01H
63H
Nominal.
95
77H
N V & Har 1st g 3H» 2000—M&N
N Y Lack & Western—
1st & ref 4a aer A 1973—M&N
1st A ref 4Hs 1973 ser 8- -M&N
New York & Long Branch—
63
/
Equip trust 5s 1936 40(yr)M&S b
Bq tr 4H* *36-'44 F (yr)..M&N b
/This price includes accrued Interest.
50
mmmm
102%
101%
„
-;v
>
101H
mmmm
mmmm
«...
80
J&D
Is 1937-—.--—-A&O
W'l'-A.
A Baals.
83
73
4
26
35H
59
27
83 H
21
RR cons 4s 1951...—
J&J *
Mo-lli RR 6s 1969...
J&J /
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A
J&J
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B....J&J
Prior lien 4 Ha 1978 ser D.J&J
AdJ M 5s Jan 1967 ser A..A&O
Mo Kan & Tex (old company)—
(vearly)
.... -—- -M&Y15
NYC RR eq 4Hs 1936-J&J
NY<* RR eq 4H« 36 "45.M&N
N Y Chicago & St Louis—
1st gold
_
Mississippi Cent g 5«'«49 . T&I
Missouri Illinois Bridge and Belt
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
1st & ref 5s Ian 1965 A. —F&A
Certificates of deposit......
1st &
ys »977 snr
F ..M&S
Certificates of deposit......
1st & ref ->s 1978 s«r G
.M&N
Certificates of deposit......
1st & ref 6s 1980 ser H— A&O
Certificates of deposit..—^.
1st & ref 6s 1981 ser I....F&A
Certificates of deposit
Oonv g 6Hs 1949ser A..M&N
Secured 5H> 1935 1956—-J&D
103 H
114
126
102H
Ref & ref 4 Haser A 2013.. A&O
L 8 coll tr g 3Hs 1998 ...F&A
M O coll tr g 3H8 I998w—F&A
NYC L eq 5a 36-'37 (yr)-J&D
NYC L eq 5a '86 *89
NYC Leq4Hs 36 137(yr)MVS
-
1
30H
1st cons gold 4s 1938
-J&J
1st cons gold 5s 1938
J&J
1st cons 5a 1938 gu Int..—J&J
.
70
86 %
NYC Lines eq 4Ha Mar 151936
to
1939 (year).
M&815
NYC Lines eq 4Hs '86-JO^,.
50
4}
..
1944—M&N
jyr).J&D
38
70
Minneapolis & St Louis— ,■
,.■
1st 7s '27 ext at 6% 1932—J&D / 45
1st consol gold 5s1934...M&N
1990...
10H
4s 1998 ser A—F&A
Ref & impt 4 Ha 2013 A—A&O
Ref & Impt 5a 2013 C-. -A&O
New York Central & Hud Rlv—j
Ref g 3Hs July I 1997--J&J
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt. J&J
-
75H
Certificates of deposit-..--1st refdg gold 4s 1949
M&P /
Ref & ext 5s Feb *62 ser A.Q-F f
Certificates of deposit...... /
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
.
10-yr conv 6a
AdJ M*Apr 1 *53 ser A—.Sept / 50
Milwaukee & Northern—
l*t ext 4H" 1939 ......
,
Gonext4Hs 1939———./ 56
Cons 6s 1913 ext at 4H% to
1934 (1884)——J&D •/—Mil Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&8
35
MQ&State Line lst3Hsl941-J&J
55
1st gold 4s
1st mtgeg5s 1939..—...M&S
Montgomery & Brie lat 5al956—
Montour RR 1st 5s 1963—F&A
vlorrls & Essex 3Hs 2000-..J&D
Constr*n 6s 1955 ser A...M&N
Constr*n4Ha 1966 aer B.M&N
NTashville Chattanooga & St L—
1st M 48 1978 ser A——F&A
Bq tr 4 Hs 1935 '3714 AO
Nashville Florence & Sheffield—
1st guar g 5s 1937———..F&A
National Rys of MexicoPrior lien g 4 Ha s f 1957—J&J
Gen mtge 4a 1977—-—-A&O
6% g notes *15 ext to *33—J&D
6 % g notes £ *15 ext to '33- J&D
Vat RR of Mex p 1 g 4Hs '26 J&J
1st cons gold 48 1951
A&O
Vatlonal Tranac Branch Lines Co
IstMsf 4H« 1955——A&O
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954-.—M&N
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
fSnanl a 5s luly 1 1945
.1**
N Hav & NoHam 4s 1956 gnJ&D
N J June Iso4» gu 1986.—.F&a
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940-— .J&J
New Mexico Ry & Coal Co—
1st col) tr g 5s Oct 11947
A&O
New Orleans Great Northern—
50-year 1st 6s 1983.—...J&
Income deb 5a 2032..—.J&J
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1916.
Extended at 6% 1940
M&N
Ref & Impt 4H«'52 ser A—J&J
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953...J&J
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
Non-cum Inc 5s '35 ser A—A&O
1st 5s 1954 series B
A&O
1st M 5H« 1954 series A..A&0
1st 5s 1956 series O——..F&A
1st M 4 Hs 1956 series D. -F&A
Equip trust 4Hs----—
Newport & Cincinnati BrMg*—
1st M g 4 He 1945 guar
J&J
New York Bklyn & Manh Beach
1st gold 5s 1935
A&O
New York Central RR—
Cons mtge
....
__
^
82%
3.00%
103 H
112
International¬
ist con gold 4s 1977
M&S
Aast (cash warr A coup)
J
Michigan CentralRef & Impt 4 Hs 1979 ser O.J&J
1st 5s Kal &S H 1939
M&N
---1st mtge M Air L 4s 1940..J&J
102H
1st g 4s Jol & N lnd.l957J&JlO
90
1st g 3 H« J L & Sag 1951 -M&S
,
1st gold 3Ha 1952-.-----M&N
101H
Middle town & Unionvllle—__
1st 5s 1943-..—M&N/ 30
Income 4s 1943——M&N
15
Midi RR 4% franc bonds
W
Mexican
0/v
33 H
106
.
82%
33
Impt 5s Apr 11950
J&J
Bq tr 6Hs 1935-38 (year) M&8
accrlnt atexchrate 4.8665
6%
93
Ref &
1st M 5s 1978
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987-—.J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M 4Hs 1961 (sterling).J&J
29
45
88
8
8
65
65
65
14
H
.
108
Certificates of deposit......
I
K O Mem a Bir 4s 1934
M&S / 76
Income 5s Mar 1934..-.Sept I / 50
Assented...........
M&S
Kan City Son—1st g 3s 1950 A&O
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930....<
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
nm
29
Midland
Joplin Union Depot (Jo¬
ist g 4H» 1940 guar opt.M&N
Kanawha & W Va 5s 1955
J&J
Kan City Ft Scott & Memphis—
Ref g 4ael936 guar
A&O
32
7H
45
45
B*
Moot Cent lat g 6s 1937—J&J
1st guar gold 5s 1937——..J&J
Montana, Wyoming & Southern
__
Internal
~5%
67
_
1st mtge 4s ser A I960...M&N
Monongahela Sou 5a 1955..A&0
Gen da 1955
A&O
106 H
1st & ref 5 He 2003 <er A.,A&O
1st & ref 582003 ser B—w.A&O
1st & ref 4 Hs 2003 ser O—A&O
Philippine Govt gu
...
gold 4s, 1938.
ix.
uupt 4h> 1977
85
80
48
Monongahela Ry Ck>—
105 H
1937-...-M&N
4s 1939 ext to 1959
82
—J&J
1st guar g 4s 1991..^-...M&S
Coasol gold 3Hs 2002...M&S
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
mmmrn
80
70
46
43
.............
Mohawk &Malone—
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
J&J
xiulsvllle & Jeffersonville Bridge
Unified gold 4s 1940
.....
—M&S
Rvji
M *8 /
Secured 5i 1938
M&S /
Bq 4He *36-*41 O (yr)..J&Jl5
Bq tr 5s 1936 '38 (s-a)
M&8
Bq tr 5s 1936- 39 (year)...J&1
Vlintgom Div g 5s 1947-.F&A /
104H
103
1st M 5s ser A 1969
J&J
Louslana & North Western—
1st M gold 5s 1935——A&O
ioulsviile Henderson & St Louis—
/
1945.......J&J
.......
Gen
225%
Manila RR Sou Lines ts 39-M&N
98
A...J&.)
email
■
mmmm
-
Gen M g 4a 1945
qniftll
Mobile & Ohio-
Louisiana & Arkansas—
Equipment trust 5s—
3.00 /o
109
Gen & ref 5s 1965 ser B...J&J
Ref & impt 4Hs 1980 A... J&J
103
102
105 H
103 H
2.25%
—
5s 1941...
A-O
Bq t.r 4 H* 1935-37 (year) _J&D
106
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
1st gold 4s 1950
.....J&J
■
Prior lien 5s,
Rnuip tr 5a 1936 39 iyr» ..A&4
Equip tr 4 Ha 1941-45 (yr) .F&A
Long Island Cftty & Flushing— •
Con 5s 1937——
M&N
Los Angeles Un Term 6s *41.M&N
50-year gold 5s
Belt RR—
Genl mtge 4« 1957........J&J
G«n mtsra 4 Ha 1957
J&J
"
100H
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945..M&S
Nashville—
85
.
50
47
100
1935...A&O
Long IslandUnified g 4s, 1949
Bid.
3d 7a ext to July 1938 at
*%
M&N
Mobile & Birmingham-^
Louisville &
96 H
Sp'fleld Div ext 3 H® 1951 J&J
W«mtarn
g 4« 1951
F&A
Indiana Bloomlngton & Western—
1st ext 4s 1940...
A&O
Gen & ref 5a 19.65 ser
Bonds
100
KeiuudUig « gu 4s 1949...M&S
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938
J&D
Debenture gold 58 1937-M&N
I5§H
Ref g 4s 1966 opt 1918. .M&N
Pur fines 1st g 3 Ha 1952..J&J
Jtlatref M (IO&OSL&
N O) 5s 1963 ser A
J&D
Series O 4 Ha 1963—-J&D
InuiaiiaLHiila
* tone
102
Coll vruat gold 4s 1952——A&u
Col tr L NO & T g 48 '53-M&N
Ref mtge 6s 1965
M&N
u«guui
2.00%
Ask.
99
104 H
_
L ext 1st g 314s *51 **
1st g 3s sterling 1951.....M&S
IndiAua
2.00%
80
Main
LItch Div 1st g 3s
Louisv Div 3H« K
115H
83 %
3-yr deb 6s 1937 .....J&D
Gold 6 Ha July 1 1936
J&J
40-year 4 Ha Aug 1 1966—F&A
Bq tr 4 Ha 1986-1939 K—F&A
Bq tr 4Ha 1985 1940 L
A&O
Bqtr4Ha*36 41 M (e-a)-M&N
Eq tr 4H* 1935 41 Ser N.A&O
Bq tr 4 Ha 1936 (yr) O-J&J
Bo tr 5a 1936
8 ««r I—M&N
Equipment trust 5Hs........
Equipment trust 6Ha........
Equip 7s 1935
A&O
Cairo bridge 4s g i960..J&D
Bid.
Bonda
Litchf & Madis 1st 5s 1959.M&N
ulttle Miami guar 4s 1962—M&N
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
1st gold 4a 1939 guar......J&J
.. -
102
AdJ Inc up to 6% Feb '57-A&0
1st vr i iV- '*57 conv
..F&A
Illinois Central—
1st gold 4s 1951
—J&J
let gold 3 «v
951 ...... -J v
Bxt
Atft
* Negotiability Impaired by
....
395
22 j
32
32
35
28
265
26 j
505
34
8.00
8.00
8.00
90 H
....
....
Oct., 1935]
RAILROAD
NOTICE.—AH bond prices
Bonds
Bid.
New York Ontario A Western—
Ref 1st g 4s June 1992
MAfc
•
Gen M
g
4s 1955 red
"
■
are as near as
Philippine Railway—
1st p 4s 1937 s f opt gi
Piedmont A Northern—
49
3834
JAJ
11334
11434
10934
10934
11034
11034
83"
Con g aru 4<4s ser A 1940-AAO
434s series B 1942
AAO
434s series O 1942—...—MAN
4s series D 1945........MAN
g*
5534
334s series E 1949.....-.FAA
4s series F 1953—......-JAD
60
48 series G 1957...-..—MAN
43
4434
4s series H 1960.-.-—--FAA
102
100
99
81
99
'
JAJ
2334 ?
Certificates of deposit
1941.MAN *j IT"
opt
JAJ 1 18
a akiutn 1st 5s
« 69 1954
Norfolk Ter 1st gu 4s 1961-.MAN
Norfolk A Western Ry—
«
„
N
10534
let oonsol 4s 1996..,.—AAO
A
114
103
,
W
Pocahontas 4s '41. J AD
Northern Central—
Gen A ref 5s 1974 ser A
MAS
Gon A ref <4 Hm ser A*74- MAS
116
-
110 34
;
Northern Ohio Ry Istgotr 5s—
April 11633 A sub coups 1945— /
Without Apr 1 1933.Cctll933
"»nd Apr 11634eaapons_..._i /
Btmpd as to sale of Apr 1 and
1.
Oct 11933 A Apr 1 *34 cpns- /
4634
'
43
'
Northern t'aclftc—
Prior lien g is Jan 1997
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
-
Ref A imp 4 34a 2047 ser A.JAJ
Ref A imp 6s 2047 ser B
JAJ
82 >4
90 >4
Ref A imp 5s 2047 ser O... JAJ
Ref A imp 5s 2047 ser D—_ JAJ
89
89
3.25
10» ft
101
tU46 10 (yDMASIS b
g*Ry Of Oal
North
6s g gu 1938—AAO
Pennaext'd 4s 1936—MAN
Gen g 3 3-10s 1953
JAD
Northwestern Terminal RR—
let M 5s 1977
.......An.-Apr
iouu*''iu«
is
/
Gen M
1943
.MA8
.
m
9834
39
42
Prov A
10334
10334
80
«034
92
88
8934
8234
81
10734
11434
11834
11834
10334
g gu 4s '61 opt—JAJ
f 6
FAA /
10334
1948
10
Fac Fruit Express—See Sou Pac—
Pec of Mo ist ex g 4s 1938—FAA
2d ext 5s gold 1938
JAJ
Oardelet Br 1st
98
983
983t
93
101
4>4s 1938.AAO
104
Paducah A 111 1st
4)4s 1955.JAJ
Paris-Orleans extl 534s 1968 MAS
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
10534
13634
13434
1
„
52""
Penn Ohio A Detroit RR-
/
Seab-All
1st gu 0s 1935 series A—FAA
Certificates of deposit
/
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B
FAA
Certificates of deposit
/
Sbamokin Sunbury A Lewlsb'g—
56 ' ,y 63 /
10534
66
Shrev Bdg A Ter 5s *55
66
6434
70
11234
109
115
City A; Pac 334" 1936—FAA
Somerset Ry 1st A ref 4s '55-JAJ
1st M 4s July 2 1950
JAJ
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941AAO
South A North Alabama—
10334
10534
10234
stamped dollar..MAN
434s gold 1960—.FAA
JAD
JAD
4
Gen m 434s 1981 ser D...AAO
Gen mtge 434s ser B 1984..JAJ
15-yr 634s Feb 1 1936—-FAA
40-yr 5s 1964
—MAN
Deb 434s 1970
.....AAO
Eq tr 5s 1936-38 (yr)
MAS
Gen equip 5s 1935-39 (yr) AAO
Eq tr 434s 1935 3ft 'vr)
.AAO
Eq tr 4s series E 1936-1949.JAJ
Poor A East cons 4s 1940.-AAO
2d cons lnc 4s 1990
—Apr 1
Peoria A Pekin Union Ry—
1st g 534s 1974 series A
FAA
Peoria Ry Ter 4s *37 gu op...JAJ
Pere Marquette Ry—
1st g 5s July 1956 Ser A-JAJ
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B..JAJ
1st 434s 1980 ser C
MAS
Equipment trust 434s.
101
9934
10434
10634
10634
109«,
109X
lib/4
10634
11234
10334
Washington—
MAN
os 1974 series B
FAA
Gen M 434s 1977 ser O
JAJ
Gen 434s series D 1981..JAD
11034
11034
11734
,10734
11334
103 34
103
103 34
10134
10634
9634
5
*■
9834
9934
1st M g 4s 1951
South Indiana 1st g
105
10734
87
65
55
20
55
105
97
106
9634
10534
10534
b
2.25
b
2.75
1.25/o
1.75%
,
/
1.25
10534
7034 I
534
MS*
59
9434
727H
9434
8434
86
88
3.60
108
8%
109
10334
102
104"
Louts Southwestern—
1st g 4s 1989.
2d g lnc 4s Nov 1989
<
107
109
111
123
1113
11234
111
113
109
99
10934
Eqtr 4348Oct*35-'39(s-a)AAO
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 MAS
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996
JAJ
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951.JAJ
10634
88
95"
.
Mobile A O coll tr 4s '38.MA8
Spartanburg Un Col 4s '95—JAJ
SpoK Internat 1st g 5s 1955.JAJ
-aten Tsl Ry 434" 1943—.JAD
tophenville Nor A Sou Texas—
1st mtge guar g 5s 1940...JAJ
1
"
4
32
2834
,
1134
29
33"
3134
tinbury Hazleton A W-B—
2d mtge lnc 6s 1938 coup .MAN
tisquehanna Bloornsburg &
Berwick RR 5s 1952
AAO
34
amna
66
6734
105
8934
61
*/ 60
5
64
38""
:
1st
534« 1950
Texas A Pacific
i
guar—..FAA
Ry—
1st gold 5s 2000
y
...JAD
'e!H
Gen A ref 5s 1977 ser B—A AO
Gen A ref 5s 1979 ser C..AAO
Gen A ref 5s 1980 ser D
JAD
68
68
68
61
61
,
'
85
84/
6634
6434
54
100X
1st 4s 1956
JAJ
100
oledo A Ohio Central—
Western Div 1st 5s 1935..AAO k 100
Ref A imp M 35is ser A '60 JAD
97
otedo Peoria A West era RR—
lstm. 6s 1952
JAJ
100
oledo St Louis A Western—
1st gold 4s Apr 1 1950
AAO
9134
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
10234
Eq tr 5s 1935-1939
MAN
Eq tr 434® 1936-42 (yr)—AAO
Eq tr 414* 1930-43 (yr)—FAA
Equipment trust 4s
—...
Tex Fao-Mo Pac Term RR—
1st M g 5V4a 1964
MAS
...
'
100
111
11234
105
10734
ol Term 1st 4 )4s '57 gu
MAN
Tol Walhouding Valley A Ohio—
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser C
MAS
oronto Hamilton A Buffalo—
10334
10334
1st gold 4a June 1 1946
JAD
Consol m 434s 1960 ser A..FAA
190
86
_
/
1134
5s ext fir July 1 *33 to July 1 '43.
Montana ext 1st 4s 1937.JAD
Pacific Ext 1st 4a £ 1940—JAJ
'
Nominal.
m
1034
Mortgage 4s Dec 1 1998—JAD
6534
Texas City Term 6s 1941-JAJ26
Texas A N O eon 5s 1943
JAJ
14
13
1st consol g 4s 1968- .--—JAT>
n
6
52
1st gold 434« 1939
—AAO
1st consol gold 5s 1944—FAA
Gen ref s f g 4s '53 op '10—JAJ
Terre Haute A Peor 5a 1942.MA8
Texarkana A Ft Smith—
3934
12
1034
1334
St Paul East Gr Tr
434s 47
Ja »
3t Paul A Kansas City Short Line
it Last sale,
AAO
North 1st 5s '36 op.JAJ
Tennessee OentraJ Ry—■
1st m 6s 1947 ser A——AAO
Term RR Assn (St Louis)—
8834
/
/
/
108
105
A Gulf Coast—
1st g 5s 1953
.ampa
Dufuth—
/This price Includes accrued Interest,
.JAJ
Develop A gen M g 4a '50.AAO
Develop A gen 6s 1956—AAO
Develop A gen 634® 1956.AAO
Equipment trust 534s
Eq tr 5s 1936-39 (s-a)
MAS
4434
107
MAN
1st guar 4 34s 1941—FAA
9t Paul Minn A Manitoba—
7734
con g 5s gu 1937
MAN
-JA'
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955 JAJ
Southern Railway—
1st consol gold 5s 1994
10234
111
_
115
55
1st ref g 4s 1955 op 1910
Bauip tr 434s 1936 1945—JAJ
St Paul A
a
79
107 H
1st
6334
JAJ
1st term A unif 5s 1952—JAJ
6334
Gen A ref 5s ser A 1990—JAJ
53 34
Eq tr 534s 1936-1939 (s-a) MAS b 4.35
b 4.35
Equipment trust 5s
b 4.35
63
84
b
St
9834
Southern Pacific RR Oal—
2 75%
2.75%
JAJ
Certificates of deposit stmp.
Eqtr 5s 1935 *37(year)
MAS
Eq 434s 1930 '41 BB (yr).FAA
Equipment trust 4s
104
111
MAJ
3.25
Certificates of deposit
St L Peo A N W 5s 1948 —JAJ
St Louis-San Francisco
Ry—
1.25%
b
63
18
Pacific Co—
b 3.25
St Lawr A Adirond 5s 1996—JAJ k
2d gold 6s 1996
AAO
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A—JAJ
Certificates of deposit——
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B—JAJ
Certificates of deposit......
Cons in 434s 1978 ser A—MAS
81
30
57
40-year 434« 1908
.MAS
50-year 434s 1981
MAN
434s 1909 with war
MAN
Equip 5s 1930-1939 (yr)—MAN
Equip tr 5s 1935-38 (yr)—JAD
Eq tr 434" 1936-40 (yr)—JAD
Eq tr 434« '30-41 (yr)..—JAD
Pacific Fruit Express
Eq 5s *30-*39 O (yr)
MAS
Eq 5s *36 *41 D (yr)
AAO
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 534« 1949
AAO
88X
,
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s *51.-JAJ
St Johns A L Cham 5s 1944.MAS
St Louis Iron Mt A Sou—
Riv A Gulf Div 4s 1933—MAM
4s 1951--FAA
Series A 1977—
25"
434s 1934
St Joseph A Grand Island1st gold 4s 1947
MAN
Coll tr 4s lO P) Aug 1 '49 JAD
1st
434s
(Oregon
Lines)
97
10534
Bridge Co—
So Pacific Branch L 1st 6s '37AAO
Soutber;.
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949—JAJ
Rutland con 434* 1941
JAJ
St Clair Mad A St Louis Belt—
97
2.25
2.25
PhUa A Reading RR—See "Read! ogOo.
Southern 111 A Mo
80
MAS ♦/1034
Rock island-Frisco Term Ry
ck
1st m 434a 1957
77
JAJ
10134
10734
.
Perkloinen 1st 5s 18 ext to '38<" *
2d 5s 1918 ext to 1938
<
Phlla A Bait Cent 4s 1951—MiN
mi
10934
-
Phlla Newton A N Y 3s 1942
7634
106
1st coll tr 4s 1949 op
AAO /
Rock Island Ark A Louisiana—
st guar
—FAA
1
76
74
•
'
do
1st gold 4s 1943
Con guar g 5* 1936
Gen cons gu g 5s 1963..AAO
So Pac Coast 1st g 4s 1937—JAJ
1st g 4s guar 1940—-—JAJ
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939
JAJ
4s gold 1948 sterling
Gen
112
108
ft
gu—FAA
Sioux
'
40
108
103
A..AAO
6s gold July 1 1925 ext at
5% to July 1 1945
JAJ
334
334
2d
64*4
40
f
f
/
40
40
40
40
MAS */1234
1st g 4s May 1 1933
Florida Ry—
> 40
*
f
2
4
Eq tr 4 34" Janl5'30-4O(*-a) JAD
Atlanta-Birmingham Div—
11334
AAO
10234
10234
9934
101 >4
Con M 4s gold 1943—...MAN
do " 4s gold 1948
MAN
* Basis.
3
113
MAN
10234
Pennsylvania RR—
Phila Bait A
35
3
12
1st g 4s Nov 1 1948
Rich A Peters 434a 1940
10034
1st A ref 434s series B 1981
Gen g 434s 1965
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
/
V'
12
Certificates of deposit
5% secured notes 1931—FAA
Equip tr 6s (s-a> 1936-37-FAA
Eq tr 534s *35-*30(s-a)—.AAO
Eq tr 5s 1930 1940 (s-a)—JAJ
1%
10634
100
79J4
JAD
MAN 1 10534
102
PjANYO&nal con 5s 1939..AAO
10034
Cons mtge434s 1939 ....AAO
9934
Cone mtge 4s 1939
AAO
\
1
1
8
Rich Frederickab A Potomac—
Cons mtge 434s 1940
AAO
Richmond A Mecklenburg—
MAS
FAA
JAD
Gu tr ctfls g 334s 1942
Gu tr ctfs g 3 34s 1944
Sec g 434s 1963
do
/
/
/
Wore 1st 4s 1947.-AAO
Raleigh A Augusta Air Line—
1st 5s 1931
JAJ
Ral A Cape Fear 1st 5a 1943MAS
Hal A Gaston 1st 5s g 1947-JA"
Raritan River 1st g 5s 1939..JAJ
Reading Company—
Jer Cent g 4s *51 op *00—AAO
Gen A ref 434s 1997 ser A.JAJ
Gen A ref 434s 1997 ser B—JAJ
Eq 4V4s 1936-'45 (»-a) ..MAN
Equipment trust 5s
Philadelphia A Reading RR—
Imp M ext g 4s 1947—AAO
Cons ext gold 4s 1937--MA8
Term 5s g gu May 1 *41.Q-F
Rensselaer
A
Saratoga—
6% g bds May 1 1941-MAN
M&in
ou cr ctfs g 48 1952
Gu tr ctfh g 3348 1937
Gu tr ctfs g 334s 1941
ser
113
1.50
Richmond-Washington Co—
Coll tr g gu 4s 1943 opt...JAD
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939—JAD
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940
JAJ
•
4Hs 1977
10634
6
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952—JAJ
red to 1956
JAD
Paulista Ry 1st 7s *42serA MAS15
Pennsylvania Oompanv—
28 year secured 4s 1963...FA A
1st A ref
11634
11334
9534
Conway RR 434s 1937—JAD
107
Potomac Val 1st gu 5s g 1941 JAJ
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
2234
MAN
89
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1950—MAS k
32
Pacific Coast Co—See Misc Bonds
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
■
y\t*
Stamped
.AAO
Otrs ofdep stamped
AdJ mtge 5s Oct 1 1949.-FAA
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt
AAO
Certificates of deposit
1st A cons 6s 1945 >er A..MAS
-
11234
10534
Portland RR.
See P U bonds.
Port Reading 1st gu 5s 1941—JAJ
Portsmouth Great Falls A
93
101
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946..JAJ
1st cons guar 5s 1946
JAJ
Oregon-Wash RR A Nav—
1st M
Seaboard Air Line Ry Co— •
1st gold 4s 1950
AAO
Certificates of deposit.— —
112
434s 1977 ser O—JAJ
Eq tr 634* 1935 (»*>
AAO
Pitts Shawmut A Northern—
50
1st gold 5s 1949
FAA
Gold 4s Feb 1 1952—.—FAA
21
107
0% receivers* ctfs 1927—FAA
Pittsburgh A Shawmut—
1st s f g 5s 1959
115
—JAD
Pitts Shenango A Lake Erie— >
107
1st gold 5s 1940
AAO
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 1943—JAJ
112134
.01134 Plttsb Term RR A Coal—
1st g guar sf5s 1942JAJ
Pitts va A Guar gu 4s 1943 MAN
65
Pitts A West Va Ry—
1st m 434s 1958 ser A
\< 4934
JAD
1st m 434s 1959 ser B
AAO
1st M 434s I960 ser O ...AAO
50
Pitts Young A Ashtabula—
102
1st gen 4s series A 1948—JAD
1st M 5s 1962 series B
FAA
7234
1st gen 5« 1974 series O—JAD
8234
1st 434s series D1977
JAD
9634
Port Arthur Canal A Dock—
90
1st 0s 1953 series A
FAA
8934
1st M 6s 1953 series B—.FAA
2.75%
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s 1961-JAJ
Guar 5s 1961
JAJ
10134
3034
10734
1st M 534s 1944
.....FAA
1st M 5s 1945 series B
JAD
1st m 434s 1950 series O...JAJ
Ore RR A Nav cons 4s 1946. JAD
l«ft A ref
*■
10334
_
112
111
Pitts A Lake Erie
90
Ohio Ind A Western 5s 1938
unlo Biv BR—1st g fie 1936.JAD
Gen gold 5s 1937.
AAO
Old Colony RR 4s 1938
JAJ
„
16434
98
Norwich A Worcesterlet mtge 4 He 1947
MAS
Ogdensburg A Lake Ohamplaln—
let guar g 4s 1948
J A*
Ohio
10134
72^
86
113
1st g 5s 1942
MA8
Scioto Val A V E 1st 4s 1089 MAN
109
10834
10434
10934
10934
10914
11634
11534
4348 series I 1963
FAA
4348 series J 1964
-_r_MAN
Gen M 5s 1970 «er A
JAD
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B
.AAO
24
Santa Fe Prescott A Phoenix—
,
Q-J
Q-F
117 H
1st guar g 4s 1943........JAJ
San Fran A San Joaquin Val—
1st g 5s Oct 11940
..AAO
3an Fran Term 1st 4s 1950--AAO
_
-
;
Paul
„
Cons gold 5s 1947
Pitts Oin Chic A 8t Louis-
9434
151
AAO
Nerfo k A Oar 5s 1939
105
AAO
Norfolk Southern—
1st A ref g 5s '61 opt *15..FAA •/.ll X
;
2334
Pitts Bessemer A Lake Erie—
1st refunding 5s 1937.
JAJ
2d mtge 434s 1937
FAA
Gen mtge A g 1940
FAA
Term 1st g 5s 1943
MAN
N Y Westchester A Bos Ry—
Norf
2334
Bid.
Bonds
Union Depot—
1st A ref 5s 1972
JAJ
San Antonio A Aransas Pass
St
103
106 j
106 J
101
•
V* •/
Ask.
102
•N Y Suaq A Western—
/«/, 1st M g 434s 1946 guar.
Nerd By s f 034s 1950
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
4834
3734
JAD
N Y Pennsylvania A Ohio—
Prior lien 434s 1035
MAS
JCxwnd'd at 4 M % to Marl'50
If Y flail &. Norf -ist
$ *s
JA.<
Income 4s Jan 1 1039
MAN
Stock trust ctfli 4s 1948... JAD
N Y Prov A Bos 4s 1942
AAO
N Y A Put 1st 4sg 1993..
AAO
75
BONDS
"ana Interest*' except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
are
Quotations for all securities
«V:;'
12
105
'
* Negotiability Impaired by maturity.,
f Called Nov. 1 at 105.
BONDS
RAILROAD
76
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Union Pacific¬
112X
104 %
113X
105 X
101X
ist ry & land gr 4s g 1947—JAJ
1st A ref 4s June 2008
MA8
1st & ref 6s June 2 2008-MA8
J&J
40-year 4**s 1967
11254
10554
115
\%H
„
107 m
Vend alia BR—
106m
FAA
Ceng 4s 1966 series A
Series B 1967
VeraOrusA Pacific BR—
IIII
104
MAN
.
4%
"354
V
1940—AAO
MAS f
Debenture s f 7s 1948... .MAS f
Vlckabuig oiireveport A PacificPr lien 6s '16 ext 6% *40—MAN
Gen 6s May 11941
MAM
Virginia Mid gen 6s 1936 ..MAM
?a A Southwest 6s 2003
JAJ
1st cons g 6s 1958
AAO
Virginian Railway—
1st Mef 6s 1958—
10254
7%
55
53
3X
94"
91
100
101
74
98X
99
72>*
11154
105
2%
2%
95x
2dgoiu
77
___
65
83
71"
19^
19X
19X
19X
20X
19X
2054
2154
2154
k
80
9354
59
57
10554
105
Washington A Vandemere—
89
87
102
10154
80 X
81"
,
76
90
88 X
96
95X
1st a re> 554s 1977 ser A..JAJ
105
10554
b 4.25 3.50%
Equipment trust 4 54s
b 4.25 3.60%
Equipment trust 6s
West js » at fenua os 1937.-JAJ
105
10554
108
107 X
l_Gen mtge gold 4s 1943
AAC
Western Pacific RR Corp—
....
......
29
2954
6.50%
6.50%
28%
7.50
b 7.50
101
b
103
108
10554
108
106
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
FAA
White A Black River Valley—
1st 6s 1980
JAJ /
854
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
1st g gu 4 4« 1941 opt
10454
MAN
Wllkes-Barre A Eastern
1st guar g 6s 1942
47
JA
Willamette Val Southern Ry—
49
1054
Common
Winston ttaiein Southbound—
is* gold guar 4s I960
104
JAJ
Wisconsin Central Ry—
1st gen g 4s 1949
It
954
f
754
f 12
/
654
/'
454
f 2554
154
54
154
1
1
10754
10
.
1
954
1854
754
7
2?
39
42
61
68
64
78
181
186
Alleghany Corp—
4
554
1354
210
100
109
..
..
..
Cincinnati Sandusky A Cleveland
71
6% non-cum preferred—...50
<
nlon Term 6% pref, -.100
Clearfield A Mahoning (guar)..50
Oin
Oleve Cine Chicago A
q* L
350
100
8754
52
1954
13
14 54
50
Connecticut A Passumpsic—
111
100
Preferred
454
Oonsol RRs of Cuba 6% pref. 100
Cripple Creek Central
.....ion
Preferred
100
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref.. 100
Dayton A Mich com iguar;—. 50
Preferred (guar O H A D)— 60
Delaware A Bound Br (guar) .100
Delaware A Hudson Co......100
.....
Delaware—.........
Denv A Rio Gr West 6%
45
.
Delaware Lack A Western—
101
205
36
15
60
25
46
356
pref 100
(t)
100
Detroit A Mackinac Ry...... 100
5% non-cum pref
....-.100
Salt Lake..
Detroit Hills A 8 W (guar)
Denver A
V
—
154
ox
Adjust 4% non-cum
Northern Pacific Ry———-.100
North RR of N J (guar Erie). 100
Northern Securities Oo stubs.. —
North Pennsvlv tvu P A R).- 60
m
Hudson River
60
Pennsylvania RR
50
PennroadCorp v to
-—1
Peoria A Bureau Val (guar)..100
Peoria A Eastern
..100
Pere Marquette Ry com.—.100
14 54
16 X
24
54
RR)-100
(t)
Pittsburgh Bess A Lake Erie.. 60
Phila A Trenton fgu Pa
60
Preferred.
Pitts Oin Chic A St Louis
100
Pitts Ft W A Chic com (gu) -.100
7% conv
Pittsburgh
pref (guar Pa RR).100
a
i<akt- Erie....
.
66
55
73
27 x
h
it*
107
27
36x
148 x
260
43
36
74
115
162
177
67
60
Pittsb A West Virginia
100
Pittsb Youngs town A Ashtabula—
7% non-cum preferred—100
Prov A Worcester (guar)..—.1(M;
10
159
89
Railroad Securities Oo—
$4% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952—1000
Reading Company
50
4% non-cum 1st pref.—...50
4% non-cum 2d pref—.....60
Rensselaer A Saratoga (guar). 100
Rich Fred A Potom—-Oom.-.IOO
Dividend obligations
—100
6% guaranteed..
100
7% guaranteed
-100
Rocn A Genesee Val RR——100
Rome A Clint 'am D A H)—100
Rutland 7% preferred——.100
St Louis Bridge 1st pref—.100
8
35
38„
34 X
102
135
160
85
75
3X
145
72
1
100
preferred
Loab-8an Francisco Ry
100
IX
9
....
-————
60
15
105
X
,50*
18 X
9X
12
loo
21
68
tr ccfS
unio stk
~
4
«t)
18>*
.
4% non-cum preferred.—.100
United N j rr a Ganai (gn).lOO
Utlca Chen A Susq Val (gu).100
Otica Clinton A Binghamton.100
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
100
Vermont A Mats (guar)
100
Vlcksb Shrevep * Pac com—100
5% non-cum preferred.....100
Virginian Railway com
—100
Wabash Railway
—.....—100
5% non-cum pref A
77
105
55
145
85 X
252
89
21
95
125
63
70,
75X
IX
2X
IX
—100
5% non-cum conv pref B—100
Warren N j (guar d jl a W>
60
656
A Seashore (guar) 50
Western Maryland Ry cum—10'r
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
49
West Jersey
100
77
100
9X
60
Preferred
50
L'ttle Miami original guar
50
Spec guar betterment stk.. 60
Lit Schuyl Nav RR A Ooal(gu) 60
25
102
n
64
On ion. Pacific—Common.. ...100
3X
9X
'
"6 Basis,
f This price includes accrued Interest. ' it Last sale.
dollars per SI00 face amount
• Negotiability imDaired by maturity.
60
.———100
Troy A Gr'bush (gn N Y O)— 50
Tunnel RR of St Louis......100
100
..........
—100
iOO
5% preferred
5% prior preferre
106
48X
50X
49
51
105
115
Nominal.
x
v
bo
NYNHAH)—100
Texas A Pacific
6% preferred
100
Toilet A Chic iguar C & A)...100
ehigh Valley
99
90
pref
100
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J). 100
Tennessee Central.—...
Internet Rys (Cent Am) com. (t)
Com vot trust ctfii
(T*
Lackawanna RR ot N J
45
;
Southwestern of Ga (guar)—100
—...100
4% non-cum preferred
107
Norwich A Worcester
Mob a
100
Kansas City Southern
pref—100
No Carolina (guar So RR;. -100
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR)- 50
North'n N H (guar B A M)-100
....—100
ion
5% non-cum preferred—100
100
Sal Allegan A Gr Rap (gu;—100
K O St L A Ohio—Pref (gu)—100
i*
187
1u5
145
97
Sour hern Ry common
Hartford A Conn Western—.KR
Hudson A Manhattan
100
Illinois Central
9X
100
Norfolk Southern
..—.100
Norfolk A Western Ry.. —.100
Southern Pacific Os
lOu
100
5% non-cum preferred
6
preferred.—-----100
Sharon.
60
Wayne A Jack pref (guar). 100
—
95"
lOU
lnft
6% non-cum preferred..—100
ouls -MMith western
..KM'
5% non-cum preferred.—.100
Saratoga A acntiuectaay (gu) xoo
Seaboard Mr Lineco
noon . .
4-2% non-cum preferred...1
Georgia RR A Bank Oo (gu)—100
Great Northern Ry—
Iron Ore prop trust ctfii
ft)
6% non-cum preferred.....100
6% preferred
preferred—-50
St
4% non-cum 2d preferred..100
Bay A Western
Gulf Mobile A North com
9X
19 H
126
60
gu)-.—
con
Lack A West iguar;
N Y New Haven A Hartf
2nd
.100
trwn
Harle"
JH
24 >4
•
A——100
Y
St
6% non-cum preferred—.100
East Penna iguar P A K;—... 60
Elraira A W'rowoort (guar)— 60
Preferred (guar Nor Cent). 50
Erie—Common...
A
10% non-com
126
Piedmont A Northern...—,
4% 1st non-cum preferred—100
4% 2d non-cum preferred—100
...
45
.....—
.........
Phila Germ A Norris (guar)-.
6% non-cum preferred——.100
Oleve A Pitts (.guar Pa RRy7 % 60
guar 4%
...
50
ttetieriii't stk (guar Pa RR; 60
Colorado A Southern
100
O tlumbus A Xenia tguar
63
17
Peterson A
100
100
.
38
Oswego A Syrac (gu D L A W) 50
Passaic A Del Ext..————.100
Louis A Mo Rlv pref (guar).. 100
254
"254
Olnc New Orl A Texas Pacific. 100
Preferred..
N
N
Old Colony (gu
Non-cumul 6% pref ser A. .100
Leased lines (guar)
100
Stk tr ctfii—See RR Securs Oo
154
654
Y\
non-cum preferred——100
Chic R 1 A Pacific common—100
7% preferred
6% preferred
354
854
154
2>4
preferred——100
N Y Ontario A Western.
....—(t)
...
p
t"
O
1st 4% non-cum pref——100
2d 5% non-cum preferred.-100
Nee London JNortiiern—.—100
New Orl Texas A Mexico——100
New York Central RR
-Ct>
N Y Chic A St lioiils com
100
7% conv
5% non-cum preferred..—100
Nortr. *«ttern
100
Par
)
53
7%
n
)
55
Erie A Ralamaaou (guar;
Erie A Pitts (guar Pa RR)—
■
)
53
tbicago A
....
93
Common
954
9454"
254
54
254
Xi
8
4% non-cum preferred—100
Montgomery A Erie—.——-10
Mobile A onio—wee Southern R>
Morris A Essex (guar) .
50
Nashv Chatt A St Louis——100
Nashv A Decatur (gu L A N)—
Stamped
Unstamped..
.
354
.......JOO
'inn
6% preferred series
4% non-cum 1st preferred.. 100
10554
Certificates of deposit..
1st A ref 4s 1959.
149
33
57
93
,
5% conv
156
iy<
-154
Mobile A Birmingham—
Dulutb 8outb Shore A Atl——100
Willmar A Sioux Falls—
1st guar g 6s 1938.......JA
Wilmington A Newbern—
1st gold 4« 1947
Fa
Winnipeg Term.
See Can Nor
~5~~
hie Milw st P A Pacific—
-—
/
954
Pacini
IB"
63k
'
National Kys of Mexico—
87 54
4% non-cum preferred.....100
22
107
..FJ
54
.....100
6% preferred—...
21
91m
Ref mtge 4s ser D 1966. .MAS
1st consul gold 4s 1949—M At*
30
Chicago (*re»t West com
...1(K)
4% preferred.—.........100
Chic Ind A Uaiisv common
100
21
f
f
f
Equipment trust 5s..........
Eq tr 5 Ha 1936-'38 (yri—JAl
Western Pocohontas 4 Ha 1945..
Wheeling A I afae Erie Kk—
254
254
144
Central of New
60
8854
Wabash Railway Co—
/
10
9
10
11
15
,
—100
Canadian Pacific—
25
t laro Ollnchfleld A O com 4% .100
Common stamped 6%
100
Oatawlssa RR—1st pref (guar) .60
2d pref (guar P A R)
50
<
I
754
754
25"
Chic A East TIMnols common. 100
56
1st M 6s 1946 series A
MAS
Assented 6s 1946..........
24"
Canada Southern—
94
k
7
7
94
99 X
Irglnla A Pittsburgh—
IstgsMfl 1990
._..AA
West Fruit Exp—See Gt Nor—
Western Maryland 4s1952..AA ^
7X
73
88
RAILROAD 8TOCKS.
654
8
pref............100
Preferred stamped..—.....
Boat A Prov (guar Old Ool)—100
Camden A Burl Oo (guar).—.26
1
6
A——100
7% preferred series
Missouri
l",05d
9u0
Minneapolis A St Louis—...100
Minneapolis St P A 8 8 M—100
7% non-cum preferred—100
4% eased line etfs
—100
Mississippi Central—.......100
Mo-Kan-Tei RR com—......t
121
67
1
Rq u
•
Det A Onlc
1st
1947
West Jersey A Sea Shore—
IX
"§54
854
100
50
83
94
22h
Washington Co ay 1st
354s Jan 1964 op lfi
Wash Term Oo—354* 1945—
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
i
11254
3554
4554
4554
88
88
f
46
50
21
19X
/
/
19)1
45
1556
4554
4554
Equipment trust 6 Hs-———
Equiptment trust 6a
_6e 1939
1554
1854
~
3
75
Preferred..
50
Mlnehill A Schuyl Hav (gu)— 50
119
654
676
62
100
vilcnigan (Jentral
Jersey—..—100
Chesapeake Corp
(t)
Chesapeake A Ohio common—26
Chicago Burl A Quincy
100
64"
iMibse
'nor
Massawippi Valley
Midland Valley com
35
62
|
24
CayugaAsusq(gnDJLAW). 30
os 1.949-...-.
k
28
55
39
56
Deb mtge 6s series B xvov.o<x.o f
1st lien term gold 4s 1964. JAJ
Ref A gen 55*s 1976 A—.MAr /
Certificates of deposit.....
/
a
25
*°X
4454
520
....
30"
11254
3254
Ask.
4454
Mahoning Coal RR
50
Pref (guar L S A M S)
50
Maine Central—.—......-100
Preferred
10P
23*
pref.........100
non-cum
Stamped—
1st pref 5' & class A......100
100
lstpref 8^ £ class B
1st pref 7 < Vclass O
100
lstpref If % class D.....100
lstpref 454% classE—100
99
1st gold 6s 1939
hw
86
ota.
Par
Stocks.
Louisville A Nashville....—,100
25
„
111 X
1st M gold 5s 1962 opt—MAN
104 X
1st in ihs 1962 ser B
MAM
Bq tr 4Hs 1936-1940(yr)—JAJ b 3.00
b 3.00
Eatr5s IP' 6 193««yT
Wabash Railroad Co—
■»
78
146
Unstamped—
1st pref 5 < r0 class A......100
lstpref 8 < ro class B
100
1st pref 7\ i class O
100
100
lstpref If % class D
1st pref 4 54 % class E.—-100
Vlcksburg Bdge A Term Oo—
'ST
88
,
July 1914 coupon—JAJ1934 v.—
July 1914 coupon off
J&J
Cash war A sunt rcpt Mo.6 on
Vermont Vail 1st 4 j±s
87
West Point
Bangor Aroostook com..
6"
7% preferred.—.
.....100
ueecn Oreek vguar M Y O)—50
Belgian Nat Rye Oo
American shares partic pref.
Bellefonte Central
........60
button A Alb (guar NY O— 100
Boston A Maine com........100
1st guaranteed 4)4*—
_
98
49
lugusta A Savannah 'guar).-100
103
Gen 1st g 3Hs Mar 1 '51-MA8
itlanta A
Ask.
94
Bait A Cumberland 7% gu
60
Baltimore A Ohio com......-KH"
mx
110X
MAb
(guar).—100
Bid.
100
vtlantic Coast L Co of Conn.-50
tlantlc Coast L RR com
.100
United N » KR & Oanal Oo—
gold 4s 1944
Char Air L
.uan a
...
Genera*
Ulegheny A West (6% guar).100
4tcninson Topeka & Santa FellO
6% non-cum pref.....——100
Atlanta ilirxn a ooast pref—100
106
40-year 4s 1968
-JAD
bq tr 4hs *36-'38 (yr)—-MAN b 2 00
Bq 4Hs Sept 16 *36 39-M&S1.0 b 2.00
Bq tr *■ 1936-'87 (yr)
MAS b 2 00
130
Union KB 6s
1946
Union t erminal Co (Dallas)—
106X
1st g 6s 1942 opt 1922—-n&O
4Hb 1979
Par.
Btocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds and Stocks.
"f" and income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of Issue.
Ex-dividend.
+No par value.
•
65^
7X
13X
3&
: 20
35
t Quotations represent
■
interest" except where marked "F* and Income and defaulted
near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of I
NOTICE.—All bond prion aro "and
Quotations for all securities are as
Stocks and Bonds.
-
.
Bia.
Par.
Administered Fund 2d inc
Affiliated Fund com
—j
Air Investor*
Inc v t c
zvsc
v'
(f)
——
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)—
Deb 4Hs with com shs——1967
Aldred Investment Corp (Can)—
Deb 4 J4* with com shs
.*1968
Alliance Investment com-
'5®:
:
14.05
1.60
1H
¥
16%
17%
j
i,
"ih
'•
%
>'
47
'
,
%
com w
Atlas Oorp
O
26 preferred
'in
.(f)
Selected Income Shares
See
Debenture 5s 1947.——JAD
75c
Common.*.—————10
7 % preferred
(f)
10
Basic Industry Shares *.—m
British Tvpe investors cl A
1
r
...
Bollock Fund Ltd————(1)
Canadian Investment Fund Ltd..
.Capital Administration cl A——1
Class B.*..————— (f)
50C
11%
2%
A4%
y
Carey Trust. -——.
Dent Nat Oorp class A.-.——.
Class B.L. i
'...
■
_
27%
.
Century Shares-Trust——(f)
Chicago Oorooration..—.—.if)
Convertible preferred—.(f)
Commercial National Corp......
_
Without warrants..........
83 %
2 31
2.29
2 29
3.72
3 72
27
112
33 %
Corporate Trust shares old series.
Accumi&tlre~Mrtes——Z—III
.....
.AGO (modified)
Gram A Forster Inc com..—..10
—
..100
Oram A Forster Insursh B....1U
29
2.16
2.40
3.60
5%
144
3.90
6
Sanity Oorp common——10c
C »3 conv preferred..**——
Equity Shares-
4%
81
77
2
JH
38
3
3.75
34
2%
3.30
1
—.—....„
Equity Trust Shares in Amer
Federated Cap. Corp. com.— (t)
6% preferred--.-——.25
Fidelity Fund. Inc..
(f)
22
_
45.24
4 41
48.32
Class B——(f)
cum
n
>eb preferred————(f)
t5.505s Mar 1 1937 with warr.
Class B—...——*—
101H
100
100
102
100 X
1.00
76.46
91c
W
i»2
18.37
23.54
1.45
1.31
7\*
3.75
1.40
7H
3.85
152
H
H
2h
90H
preferred——--—(f)
82
79 X
92
7H
82%
lAro*""""**"***"""""""***"
1956—
-
—
— —
-
—
— -
— —
mm
-
Northern Securities—*—..**100
Oils A Industries com..*——
Preferred.-*...
.
—(f)
Debenture 4Mb Feb 1 1947—..
Debenture 4H* Dec 151952...
Old Colony Trust Assoc.-———
Jverseas Securities Co—— -ft)
Deb 5s Nov 1 1947.**—MAN
Deb 5s April 1 1948——AAO
Padflo Investing Oorp—
Deb 5* 1948 without warr..JAJ
Pacific Southern Invest pref-.(f)
Class
A———— ..<t
——.(f)
Sterling Securities common A_(t)
Common.
5M
81.74
2
B——-—(f)
81.20 preferred
it)
S3 cum conv 1st pf——*—50
Sun Investing Oorp com., —(f)
23 convertible preferred——(f)
Super Corp of Amer class A——.
Class AA—
————
Class B.——.—
Supervised Shares.**.———-Third National Investors———1
Trfr-Continental Corp..—(f)
6% cum pref..*——*-—(f)
Warrants——
5s conv deb 1953..——JAJ
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares B—
Trusteed Industry Shares —
1.07
139
Trustee N Y
1.41
Bank shares..
Trustee Stand Invest ser O——.
Class D..—.
Trustee Standard Oil shares A..
■
■: •••;■
SeriesB
Trust Fund Shares...
Union Amer Invest Oorp—
,
.......
2.79
2.76
2.79
47
Common..
52
% ly2
~8%
s!«
siH
81
85
10H
3H
11M
84
84
86
86
96
40
97
4
42
6K
■:
H
9.69
f
%
•
—
Standard Utilities Inc.———(t)
State St investment Corp
(t)
Class BB
Class O—
Class D„._*.——..*—
78
^
—
95%
Ex-warrants.
100H
7M
5%
Deb 5V4s 1939——-FAA 16
Stand Oil Trust Shares A——
2.18
Class B
8.08
7%
1H
......
.-(t)
58 ser A 1948.——...JAD
United Founders common
*1
United Gold Equities (Can)—
Standard shares
...1
United N Y Bank Shares O 3
Uniied N Y Trust Shares ser F—.
USA British Internet class A.(t)
8; preferred--—————-- if)
eb g 5s 1948
—....MAN
U S Elec Light A Pow tr ctf ▲
Trust ctfs ser B—............
Voting trust ctfs...—........
U S Elec Pow Oorp com w war .1
USA Foreign Securities com.(t)
15%
2.36
93c
86 1st preferred..———(f)
USA Internat Sec.——(f)
1st pref with warrants
...(f)
Utility Equities Corp com—-it)
85 50 priority stock -..—.("
Utility A Industrial Oorp—J
Convertible preferred......!
Wellington Fund...———
34
2.49
w
Fundamental Investors Inc.....
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc—
Class A——.—
30
,
<
...
Common————
4 v
pref with warr——. <♦>
———1
18.52
355
Standard Industrials Inc.———
Standard Investing Oorp com.(t)
Old Colony Invest Trust—
...MAS15 fk 16%
/ Flat price, k Last sale,
Investors———(T)
1953
8K
.Else Shareholdings Oorp oom.-1
(+)
55
B common———————5
26
x
O shares—
Series B
H
25X
38H
North American Bond Trust Otis.
North American Trust shares—
4.40
-.D shares.......————
Fourth Nat'l Investor*
41
83
21.66
....
1958
Five Year Fixed Trust shares
Fixed Trust Shares series A —(f)
83 convertible preferred—.25
com..———.(f)
Spanish A Gen Cora Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
Amer dep rets ord bearer £1
Spencer Trask Fund Inc.—(f)
Standard Amer. Trust shares....
Standard Corporations Inc.—1
Southern Oorp
41H
Major Shares Corp———(f)
Maryland Fund Inc — Massachusetts Investors Trust—1
Niagara Snare Oorp (Md)
Conv deb 5M* 1950—.—MAN
107
4.73
3.96
shares.-.—................,
conv
58 March 1 1952———MAS
Shenandoah Corp common——.1
6
4
Low- Priced Shares.—..—.
*
A%sMbx 1 1942-*——MAS
ol*
25c
7
-
Voting trust ctfs..
x
Dividend Shares..—........
Eastern Utilities Investing Oorp—
86
...
New Jersey Bankers Securities
N Y Bank Trust Shares
Diversified Trustee Shares
Dob 6s 1954
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust—
74.94
Series C_
Larkins Warr Trust.
85.50 preferred*-—
Warrants—
National Trust Shares*—
Remodifled—
Nationwide Sec Co
6% preferred...——..100
D oeucure OS May 1
....lv)4*
.
'
National
Commonwealth Securities pf—100
Continental Secur Oorp com—it)
®
H
Mutual Investment Trust—
Nat Bond A Share Corp....—(f)
•
_7% cum preferred
100
Cumulative TrustShares
(f)
.Deposited Insur Shs ser A
Deposited Bank Shs N T ser A—
Investors Equity—
vv
Do
uture 5s series A 1947—
Deb 5s ser B 1948 with warr..
Without warrants.
Investors Fund of America
...
Scum pref ser A
series A 1953————JAD
_1»»
i_8% preferred..
Selected Management Trustee sh_
30
5b series A with warrants 1947— k 99 M
; without warrants——.. kl99
5H
Investment Trust of N Y coll A—
Common-.-....—........
...
....
Interstate Equity common—1 ft
83 convertible pref "A".—(f) k
Investment Bond A Share—
58 series A1947——JAD
investment Co of Am—
Bankers Sec Oorp of Am—.(t)
AA (modified)
85.50 prior stock —.—(f)
Allotment certificates.—
Wellington Fund
Insull Utility Invest—
Deb g 5s Jan 1949-.——FAA *f
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war.. JAJ *1
insuransharev Co. of Delaware..)
Insuranshares (Md) ctfs Inc —1
12%
6%
.
26 preferred—— ———(f)
Selected Industries com——(t)
54
3H
—
.
preferred-——-(f)
Independence Trust Shares—.(fi
Indus A Power Securities Co—(t)
6H% preferred-—.—lui
6% preferred..——..100
—(f)
preferred...
conv
Selected American shares.—.—.,
Selected American Shares Inc..—
Selective Cumulative Shares
int Sec Corp of Am com A—.(t
Class B common ——(f)
Participating shares——.—60c
Bankers Nat Investing oom A (t)
7%
1
(t)
83 preferred *..——-—ft)
87 preferred
Debenture 5s series A —1948
Huron Holding Corp— mmmm
63"
Bancamerica-Blair Corp.—
Bancshares. Ltd—
r
Common.......-^.——-1
85
Incorporated Investors——(t)
common--—-.--.if)
warrants-
——
Securities Co of New Jersey—
5 His series 2 Oct 1937-*.***—* 1
5* series 3 Doc 1937.—********* '
6s series 4 Nov 1942—.—.— 1
Securities Cora General com._(t)
Hvdro Elec Sec com.*—.(t)
9
w._(t)
Ko
83 preferred A—
I
Shares-
Duardlau Investors com—....
5%
Atlantic Secur 4 Hi A 1953-AAO
V':''
.
——
4.31
Associated Stand. Oil 80s.......
w;
Petroleum Shares—
Railroad Equipment
Steel Shares.—.*—
Tobacco Shares.*——
Guardian Invest Trust——(f)
7%
——*—
.
13
12
Preferred.—-—.--..—.....
w
Common stock.
Chemical Shares———
Food Shares——*———*..
"
....
$6 preferred—
.---«f)
Royalties Management A — Second Int Sec Corp A eom—(f)
Class B common ——(f)
6% preferred
60
Debenture 5s 1948.. ——FAA.
Second Nat Inv Oorp—
^
.
Building Shares
Merchandising Shares—
Mining Shares——————
22
83 preferred...
Amerex Holding Oorp——--(f)
A iw lnsurauntocke Oorp
—-(f)
Am 9 r Investors Inc common——1
Preferred
RApreeentative Tru«t. Shares
Republic Investors Fund——
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948—
Automobile Shares
2%
21
Common class B———
Atlantic A Pac Int
Railway A Lt Sec 5s*——
4^s May 11953
Reliance 1 uternatUorp com A (10c >
Preferred
——.—(f)
^
,
class A.
Associates Investment..—.
...
Great Brit A Canada Invest-.
ment Corp 4 Ha 1959
A&O
Group Securities. ino— Agricultural Shares
%
34
98
1.16
32
97
106
—
.
86 preferred.
... (t)
Pub Util Investing 5s 1948.AAO
Quarterly Income Shares.—.-*-
Gorman Credit A Invest.
y
Pref allot ctf 26% 1st pref (f)
99c
Deb 6a 1943
AaO
Amer. Oomposit Trust Shares—.
Amer Elec Sec partic pref —.1
American European Secur— (t)
Colltrsf 6s 1968 ser A——JAJ
Amer Founders Oorp common-- 1
i 6% preferred ser D ———6<
;: 7% nrflfarrwi ser B
6<
Amer General Equities Ins——
.
20 j
86 pref (with warrants)—(f)
52
2
I 80
$6.60 prior pref——..—(f)
..
e
62
98c
American a Continental Corp.
Common I-—
—
Warrants.
General investors Trust
Grtii'l Realty A Utktle* com——1
?
57
•.
Alt
Phoenix See r»oro
--.(t)
$3 conv pref class A——10
Plymouth Fund Inc..—-10c
Prudential Investors
——(t)
General Investment Corp.——1
86 preferred-——————(f)
f
k
Bid.
Stocks and Bonds,
A»k.
l^Vf952 wfihouVwarr
.
amer A Den Sec oom
Bid,
.1
13.05
6s A with warr 1949
J&J
Allied Int Investing Oorp com. < t)
S3 convertible preferred --—(f)
Amer Bankstocks Corp ——(f)
.American British & Continenta*-Common ——————......—if)
86 preferred—
(t)
Deb g 5s 1953..—..——FAA
Amer Business Shares—......
Amer, Capital Corp A .-—»10c k
4
Class B
.10c
$3 orefsiwd—————u
.
General American Investors
x
•
<M;U'
Par,
share.
x
if)
(t)
Convertible preferred-—
.Warrants.——
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Per
,
....
5.02
4.74
Nominal,
5.63
x
Ex-dividend.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity,
t No par value.
■i-
14% bond called at 103, 5s at 102
Utilities
Public
telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.)
(Includes street and electric railways, seas, electric powers water,
i!'y
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
■■■■
•'
Adriatic Electric Oo
(Italy);
ffM
5034
-A&O
Extls f 7s 1962
Alabama Power 1st 6s 1946 -MAS
1st A ref 6s 1961———V/W
1st A ref 6s 1968———MAN
1st A ref 414s 1967
—-JAD
1st A ref 6s 1968——MAS
Alabama Water Service Oo—•
1st M 6s 1967eer A—— JAJ
Albnpv Ry~ Spp Pnlted Trae
Albia Lt A By 1st mtge 6s *41JA J
101
9834
9834
8234
8934
2034
20
30
105
**
134
■
"
,
;, r. v-,-s
■
89
Am Pow A L deb 6s 4016—MAS
Amer Stater Public Serv—
1st 1 534* 1948 ser A
MAN
Deb 6s 1938
.JAD
Amer Telep A Teleg—
Oonv g 4s '36 cony aft '09.MAS
Coll trust 6s 1946
.JAD
Deb sf 6s 1960
.—.JAJ
Deb 534s Nov 1 1943
MAN
•
.7
113
10234
105
103
10134
American Utilities Co—
1st lien A ref 6s 1945
JAD
Dob 6H» 1941——
..MAN
Amer Util Service 6s 1964..
Amer Water Works A Electric—
Oonv col tr 6s 1944......MAS
Deb 6s 1976 Ser A.
—MA«
Deb 6s 1975 ser B
JAD
AuaAPot R BR—SooWashRyAEl
40
35
66
10534
94
80
102
Androscoggin Water Power—
1st 6s 1945
...FAA
Appalachian Elec Power—
1st A ref 6s 1956
MAN
Appalachian Power5s 1941.. JAD
7% gold bonds 1936—....FAA
Deb gold 6s 2024
JAJ
Ardmore St By—See Phila Oo.
7234
10534
H034
10434
110
Arlsona Edison 1st 6s 1948...JAJ
1st 6s 1948 new..
..JAJ
64
86
6s s f series A 1945
...AAO
1st 6s 1945 new
.......AAO
Income 5s 1960
..JAJ
Income 6s 1960
AAO
68
94
34
34
59
Arixona Pow 6s 1947 ser A
MAN
Arkansas El A Wat 6s 1944.F&A
Ark A Mo Pow 1st Cs 1953—JJu*
Deb 6Hi 1936
...MAN
.
59
90
10834
113
11334
10934
11334
52
49
Debenture 4s 1983
Income
Income
Income
Income
..MAS
24
21
44
42
23
2434
deb 33^8 1978
MAS
Corp participating 8s '40.MAS
Associated Pub Utilities Corp—
21
lit lieu 6s 1947 ser A......JAJ
62
deb 6s series A 1058
50
22*
22
90
Associated Telep On Ltd—
1st M 48 series B 1965
.JAJ
10034
Assuc Telep ut.il deb 6s I942AAO 1 2834
Certificates of deposit...... / 2834
Oonv deb 6s 1941
MAS f 28
Certificates of deposit
/ 28
Oonv deb 6Hs 1944 ser O.MAN ♦Z2834
_
Certificates of deposit
/ 2834
2-yr 6% notes 1933......AAO f 63
Certificates of deposit...... */ 63
Associated Telep A Teleg Oo—
Deb 534s 1955 ser A
MAN
Athens (Ga) By A Electric—
1st A ref s f g 5s '50 opt '15 JAJ
At! Oons St RR—See Ga By A El
Atlanta Gas L 6s g 1947....JAD
434s est at 6% to 1944..MAS
Atlanta Nor By—See Ga By A Ei
Rouge Electric Oo—
6 Basis.
_
10334
102
94
*
9034
tfeauuarnoia Power
Cory—
Coll trust 115s 1973 w w—AAO /
6s Jan 1 1959Beaver Valley Water
3534
:
It*
88
70
96
35
35
62
61"
95
106
80
105
104.
60
22
55
70
10234
107
102
Oanada Nor Pow coll 5s *53. MAN
Canadian L A P 5s '49 op '14 JAJ
Canadian Rail A HarborTerm 634s 1951
—MAS
101
98
102
100
34
36
/
105
Canton Elec Oo 5s 1937——MAN
Capital Traction (Wash» D O)1st g 5s June 1 1947
85
...JAD
22*
95
Carolina P A List 5s 1956—AAO
111
10734 Cedar Rap Mfg A P 5s '53—JAJ
Central Arlsona Light A Pow Oo
107
1st mtge 5s I960....—..JAD
10434
Cent Ark Pub Serv Corp—
89
1st I A coll tr 5s 1948 ser A FAA
108
Cent Dlit Telep 1st 5i *43..JAD
110
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940.. JAJ
70
Gas A
22* Central *ten collElec 6s 1946.MAS
66
Kino
tr 534s '46
92
BD
|
105
Central Georgia Pow 5s *38.MAN
3634 Central German Pow 6s *34. JAD */ 43
Cent Hud Gas A Elec Corp—-
11834
12334
1st g 5s 1937—
—MAS
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Corp—
1st rat.ar*» 5s 1958
10334
102
72
31H
2834
2634
41
3134
3134
29
27
106
HiMton Hon ilM deb 5s
Boston Eiev By 434s
10634
22*
78 ;
60
10234
101
105
106
109
105
104
104
4)4* Nov i 1941..MAN
10934
Deh « 5s Dec 1942—TAD
1023
10-year deb 5s 1937
FAA
1023.
10-year deb 5s 1940.......JAJ
10134
West End St 5s 1936
MAN
10934
5s March 1944
MAS
120
7s Sept 1947—
MAS
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
Extl 1st s f 6s 1953..
MAN / 26
111
Bridgeport Ga* tit 4s 1952
J*i
Bristol Gas A Elec 5s July 11939
,22*
102
British Ool Power 634* 1960 MAS
98
68 series B I960-.—.....MAS
British Ool Tel 5s 1960
10434
JAD
..
-
MAS
85
Bway A 7th Ave.—See N Y Rys
Bronx o A E fti i960
'AJ
106
1st A ref 5s 1954 Ser A
-
10634
Bklyn Borough Gas 5s 1967.FAA
Bklyn Oity A Newton RR—See
Bklyn Manh Transit Corp.
Bklyn Oity RR 1st 6s 1941— JAJ
Brooklyn Edison Oo—
Gen m 6s ser A 1949
JAJ
Gen m 5s ser E 1952
■. JAJ
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp
8434
10834
10734
106
f 6s 1968 ser A-.-JAJ
Secured s f 6s ser A 1949. .JAD
s
5034
4534
.
Brooklyn Oity A Newton RR
5s 1939.—--—-.---JAJ
Brooklyn Queens Oo A Sub—
26%
1st ra g os 1941 (stpd)— JAJ
2434
1st con 5s July *41(stp)—MAN
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950-—FAA
22"
Kings Oo El 1st 4s 1949..FA A
91
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951 JAJ
1st 5s 1944
-AAO
Bklyn Un Elev—See Bklyn Queen
Bklyn Un Gaslst cons6ig 45MAN
1st lien A ref 6s *47 ser \.MAN
101
1st lien A ref 5s ser B 1957 MAN
2934
Oonv deb 534* 1936——jaj
2934
Deb 5s 1950
JAD
29
BufT Gen Elec 1st 5s 1939—FAA
29
1st ref 5s April 11939
..JAJ
2934
Gen A ref 5s 1956 ser A..FAA
2934
Gen A ref 4 34* 1981-——FAA
64
Buff A Niag Falls El LA Power—
64
1st gold 5s 1942.——. FAA
Buffalo Traction—..!
See
7034 Buffalo & Lockport
JInternat
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955. Ja »
ButlerWaterSs 1957 A..—AAO
Butte El A P 1st s f 5s 1951. JAD
10434
45
i
n*
Calgary Power 1st 5s I960—AAO
Oalirornla Electric Generating—
1st • f g 5s '48 guar
MAS
California Gas A Elec Corp—
k Last sale.
'37
,
op s
n
f— MAN
Nominal.
9434
9234
9634
91H
9134
86
7534
10634
10534
105
10234
105
228
7634
108
107"
106
10334
10634
-
mmmm
8034
7434
MA8I5
il
27
134
55
5134
5134
7534
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mmm'tii:
6254
53
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6734
62
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104""
1st I coll 534s 1956 «er A
MA"
634* series B 1956—MAN
5s series
O
1933.......JAD /
Charleston Oons By Gas A Ei
Oonsol gold 6s 1909
MAS
125""
41
41
42
41
42
Chattanooga By A Light—
1st A ref g 5s 1956 op 40-MAN
81
Ohatt Rys 1st coos 5s '56.MAN
106
Ohes A Pot Tel of Va 5s '43-MAN
Chester Water Service Oo—
10334
103"
1st 434* 1958 series A—MAP
Chic Aurora A ElgiriARR—
734
1st A ref 6s .195175—— JAJ /
10534
^96;:-
Chicago City A Connecting By
Oolltr s f g 5s Jan 11 J27.AAO
Certificates of deposit.—...
Chicago City By 1st 5s '27—FAA
Certificates of deposit.......
Chic Dirt Elec Generating—
1st M 434s 1970MA8
1st 6s series B1901
—MAN
8734
Chic Gas LAO see Peoples G LAO
10834 Chic North Shore A Milw BR—
1st mtge gold 5s 1936-....JAJ
1st A ref 6s 1956 ser A
JAJ
1st A ref 5 34s 1956—.... AAO
10634
10434 Chicago Railways Oo—
1st 5s 1927 stpd ss to 25% ot
86
88
76
70
24
24
71H
7134
10434
106
1073
10834
101
60
102
Pur mon 4-5s Feb '27 ont.JAJ
102
10334
Certificates of deposit......
11634
12434
10834
11834
Ad] inc 4s Feb 1927 opt...May
Certificates of deposit......
10434
11234
10634
10734
10934
10534
11334
10734
Chicago Rapid Transit Oo—
1st A ref 634s 1944—JAJ
Certificates of deposit..
1st A ref 0s 1953 ser A ...JAJ
Certificates of deposit..
Adjust deb 6s July 1963.-JAJ
11634
Certificate of deposit
Chippewa Power 6s 1947—JAD
'
11034
Cincinnati Gas A Electric—
1st M 4s 1968 series A—.AAO
Oin Newport A Gov L A T—
1st ref 6s 1947 series A..—JAJ
Cincinnati Street By—
112
By
10634
10434
534*ser A 1952—...AAO
1st 6s 1955 ser B
.AAO
Cities Serv deb 5s Jan '66—MAS
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958
AAO
Debg 5s 1963
—MAN
Deb 5s 1969
MAS
Oonv deb 5s 1950........ JAD
1st
110
95
107
m
....
10834
10834
* Negotiability impaired bv maturity.
934
2534
2534
7234
7234
107
16]
15]
Certificates of deposit...*
61
10434
73 J
74
32]
32]
red and pay Aug 11933...FAA
Otfti of deposit
Cons M 5s ser A Feb '27..AAO
Certificates of deposit
Series B Feb 1927——JAD
-
106
9734
8334
107
_
7234
9434
42
104
27
113
83
69
106
Central West Public Service Oo—
_
Broad River Power Oo—
15434
8634 Central Statee Utilities Oorp—
86
10 yr see 6s 1938....
JAJ / 21
107
Cent Vermont Public Serv Oorp—
105
1st A ref 5fl 1959 ser A
AAO
10534
106
*47..FA 1
1937... AAO
6934
10634
Cent
86
82
Deb g
113
74
ill*
Without warrants..... FAA
Cent Public Utility inc 534s 1952.
Cent States Edis 534s A 1943AAO /
Deb 68 ser A w w 1949
AAO f
1st coll inc 3-5s 1950—..MAS /
Central States Elec Oorp—
Oonv deb 5s 1948
...JAJ
...
91
10834
9434
10734
let A ref 434e 1981 ser H. JAD
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1957—MAS
Central Indiana Power Oo—
lit A ref 6s 1947 ser A—JAJ
Cent MainePr 5s '39 op 19 MAN
1st A gen 6e 1942 eer B
JAJ
1st A gen 5s 1955 ser D...JAJ
1st A gen 434s 1957 ser B.JAD
1st A gen 634* 1061 aer.F—JAD
Cent Ohio L A P 1st 5s /»50 AAO
Cent Pow 1st 5a, 1957, ser D JAJ
Cent Pow A Lt 1st 5s 1956—FAA
Cent Pub Serv Corp—
Oonv deb 534s *49 with war FA 4
States Pow A Lt Oorp—
1st M A 1st Uen 534s 1053. JA!
Debenture 5s 1044..—
JAJ
10534
10334
1st mtge 434s 1967 ser F—JAD
let A ref 5s 1968 ser G
MAN
Deb 534* 1054.
105
98
96
111*4
112"
10034
103
75
_
24
24
80
80
123
~
2234
10334
77
77
1st A ref 5s 1960 ser O—AAO
Belolt Water, Gas A Elec Oo—
4634
2634
10234
lst (10% prin paid) 1927 FAA
Certificates of deposit—
Camden A Sub By—See P S Corp
1st g 5s 1955 ser A....—MAS
lstg 5s 1957 ser B...—JAD
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O—MAN
Bell Telep Oo of Pennsylvania—
lit A ref 5s 1948 ser b—... JAJ
116
104
105
11434
116
106
84
104
107
lit A ref 5i Jan 1957.
1st A ref 5s 1941.........JAD
1st A ref 335s 1965——.MAS
Cent ills Elec A Gas Co—
1st A ref 5s 1951.
.FAA
11634
11634 Cent 111 Light 1st A ref 5s '43AAO
Central Illinois Public Service—
119
1
lit A ref 5s 1956 ser E
MAN
9934
1st lien A ref 5s 1960——MAN
Bell Telephone of Oanada—...
/This price includes accrued interest.
£ Called Oct. 1 at 105.
106
105
95
534s 1954—.—JAD
1st M 5s 1959 ser B
FAA
Bear Mt Hud Riv Bdge Oo—
1st 7s 1953
AAO
Beauharnois L H A P 534* '73 JAJ
Unlf A ref g 5s
-
10334
_
deb 4Hs 1978...FAA
deb 4s 1978.
..AAO
deb 3 34* 1978.—.MAN
MAN
107
A
2634
Oons ref deb 434* 1958—MAN
Oonv deb 5 3*s 1973
FAA
Oonv deb 6s 1973..
..JAD
2334
IV4
_
O FAA
Calif Water Service 5s 1958 A1
Calumet G A E 534s B 1960.JAJ
Calumet A South Chicago Rv-
100
15
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951—-JAJ
Berlin Oity Elect 6 V4s 1951—JAD
Sink fund deb 6 He 1959—FAA
10134
Deb 6s Apr 1 1955
AAO
Berlin Elec Elev A Underg Rys—
1st mtge s f 634* 1956
AAO
Binghamton (N Y) Gas Works
70
1st 5s 1938AAO
Binghamton (N Y) L H A P—
105]
1st ref 5s Feb 1946.
AAO
94]
Birmingham Elec 434s 1968-MAS
81
Birmingham Gas 1st 6s '69
N
6% notes 1935———.—AAO
Birmingham Water Works Ov¬
10234
ist m 534* 1954 ser A....AAO
1st m 5s 1954 ser B—JAD
75
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
FAA
Blackstone Val O A E 5s '39.JAJ
10634
Mtge A col tr5s)51 ser A. AAO
111
Mtge A col tr 5s*62 ser B.AAO
10534 Bleecker
StAFulFy—See NY Rys
Bloomington Dec A Champagne
1st A ref 5s 1940
.MAN
§§* Bolivian Power 8s ser A '45.AAO
14
Oous ref deb 6s 1968
AatO
Oonv deb 6s 1960——FAA
Oonv 6*4s 1938
MAN k
Oonv deb 434s 1973...... JAD
Oonv deb4s 1973—.
MAS
101H
4
.—
6034
9434
10434
-
.
42
42
59
.
—
Refunding 634* 1942——MAN
105
10134
10334
1966...—MAS
434s 1960———————JAD
Barstow (W S) deb 6s 1942.AAO
.
38
38
12
1st 534s 1939 wttb warr
76
JAJ
Ashland (Wis) L A Pow St By.
1st M gold 6s 1939
104
....JAJ
Ashtabula Water 6o 1958.—AAO
10234
Assoc Elect 434* 1963
45
...JAJ
6s Jan 11961
49
JAJ
Associated Gas A Elec Co-*—
Oonv deb 534* 1977
26
FAA
Oonv deb 4 34s '48 ex-warr.MAS b 2234
Oonv deh 4Hr 1949——JAl t?
22 X
Oonv deb 6s 1965.—
26
MAN
;
7034
10534
5
'
8234
98
1st lien A ref 6s
Baton
103
AAO
—
.
105
1st A ref 534s 1955 series
Deb gold 5V4s 1942.—
106
1st mtge
1334
11234
11334
10834
Androscoggin g Electric Corp—
1st mtge 8 f 434s 1955
AAO
'
234
57
101
108
Oonv deb 434* 1939 ......JAJ
86-yr dob 6s 1965
FAA
Amer Toll Bridge 1st 7s *46. AAO
2nd convertible 8s 1945 .AAO
534* ser A, B A O 1936-38-F&A
634s serks D 1945—.
FAA
1st s f 7s 1963
JAJ
Arkansas P A L 1st 6s 1956.AAO
Arkansaw Water 1st 6s 1956. AAO
Arkansas Western Gas Oo—
234
1134
—
'
1
55
...
:
7534
34
134
Am Community Pow 534* '63 JAJ
Amer Elec l'o» deb 6s '67 MAS 16 W334
Amer A Foreign Power Oo—
70
Deb g 6s 2030.
...—MAS
Amer Fuel A Pow 7s 1934.. -JAJ /
3
105
Amer G A E dob 5s 202ft
MAN
36
Am Gas A Pow deb 6s 1953.MAN
36
Certificates of deposit
40
8erur**n deh 6s l wan
JAD
40
Certificates of deposit—...
—
■/i/V' "
101
10834
California-Oregon Power—
1st A ref 6s 1942 ser B—JAJ
10634
108
Deb 4s series A 1975.—.—JAJ
Deb 5s series A 1975-—JAJ
Deb 4s series B 1975—
JAJ
Bangor Hydro Electric—
:/
Bonds.
_
&*
70
............
Amer Oouimuuwealths Power—
Deb g 6s 1952 ser A—FAA
Deb g 534s 1953———MAN
Oonv don As 1940-—..
MA«
W
Atlantic Oity El an 1938
M&»
1st A ref 534* 1954——MAN
1st A ref 5s 1956
AAO
Atlantic Oity
J) Grslit. * 5s Jan ] 1960 opt 20
JAJ
Atlantic Oity Sewerage—
1st s f 6s ser A 1956....—JAD
Atiautic t « Wat 5s 68
iM tS
Augusta By A El 1st 6s 1940 JAD
Aurora Elgin A Chicago Elec By
1st 5s 1941
—AAO
Bait A Ann S L 5s 1946
.FAA
Baltimore Transit Oo—
50
,
Alteona A Logan v»i Elec By
1st coll 4s Jan 1 1954
JAJ
Amarillo Gas 6s
;Vr
9034
98
95
AlbuquerqueNat (lash 34s'40 MAN
AmhkOdU)
uorj> tt Hh'W M*"
Alliance Power 1st 6s 1962..MAS
Alton Water 6s 1966 —.—AAO
stlillSfi
65
10234
9934
99*
Atlanta Wat El A Pr 5s 1943 JAJ
Atl Beach Bridge 634s 1942—...
"f " and income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
Ask
Bid.
Bonds.
Aik
Bid.
Bonds
-v V:-.-v.'
vVS",
22
21]
7J
7]
11:
11]
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1
1:
10434
105
100
10134
8534
8834
52
52
62)4
6234
5334
9234
5334
5334
6334
6334
t Called Oct 1 at 102.
•
79
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
Oct, 1935]
_
NOTICE.—All bond prices ars "and interest" except where raarkod "f" and Ineoma and defaulted bonds*
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of tbe month preceding the date of Issue.
Bonds
Bid
Bonds.
Ask.
Olties Service Oas Go—
1st M pipeline54s 1942.MAN
Oltles Service Oas Pipe Line Go—
88
1st M 6s 1943
JAJ
Oltles Service Power A Light—
Deb 54* 1952
MAN
Deb 54s 1949
JAD
Oltles Service Transportation
50
51
1st M 6s marine eq '36--MAS
Citizens Oas (Indianapolis)
1st A ref gold Ft* 1942
—JAJ
99
994
Citizens Tel (Or Rap) 5s *30. JAD
Oltisens Water (Washington. Pa)
5s 1951—-
102
—
v
101 i
-
1024
-—JAJ
,64s A 1951-..-
Olty Elec San Fran 5s 1937.
105
106
JAJ
City Light A Traction (Sedalla,
Mo) 1st
■
f 5s 1952
JAD
694
OityASub PS—See Un Rys of StL
Olty A Sub Ky—See Wasn Ky A El
Olty of New Castle Water—
5s 1941————
JAD.
1014
Olty Water (Chattanooga)—
1st M 5s 1954—
JAD
1034
v 1st M 5s 1957 series O—MAN
106
Oev El Til 1st 5s 3Q op *94 AAO
102
Gen mtge 3 4s July 11965. JA J
1064
Oleve Souuiw Ky & Light—
Gen Aeon 5s 1954-.—.MAS /
zr-Clinton (La) W W 1st 5s 1939PAA
1014
Oeast Cos Oss A Elec—
*
•VW;:
s
..
1st M 5s
I960
.—MAN
f 4s ser B1965—.—MAS
Colonial Util 54s June 11958...
1st
-
105
1024
s
107
Colorado Gent Pew 64s '40-JAD
85
Colorado Power 1st 6s 63-.MAN
106
Colombia Oas A Elec Corp—
Deb g 5s 1952.
MAN
94
Deb g 6s 1952..
....AAOlfi
94.
Deb 5s Jan 151961
JAJ15
944
Columbia River Longview Bridge
64s stamped 1953.—...AAO f
4
Columbia (8 O) Ry Oas A El Go
1st M s fg 5s 1936—
..JAJ
93
Columbus Dela A Marlon Elec Co
let A ref 5s July 1937
JAJ
1st A ref 6s (stmpd) 1937.-JAJ
954
964
Columbus (Oa) Elec A Power—
1st A ref 6s 1947 eer A.
JAD
1st A ref 5s 1954 ser B—MAN
Columbus (Oa) Pow 5s 36—AAO
Columbus Ry Pow A Light—
1st ref 44* 1957 ser A-—.JAJ
Stamped
106
1034
88
107
106
1942.
.AAO 1104
^ Col Ry 1st 4s *39 opt *14—Q-J
1034
Oommonwealth-Edlson Go—
1st M 5s 1953——.—JAJ
> 1st M eel 5s 1954 ser B—JAD
1st M col 4 4s 1956 ser O.. AAO
1st M col 44s 1957 ser D..JAJ
1st M 4« 1981 ser F
MAS
1st M34* ser H 1965
AAO
Cemmonwealth Else 6s 1943 MAS
Oom'wenlth Oas Corp inc 6s 1948 /
Oom'w'ltb Tel (Pa) 54s '45 MAN
Oom'wlth Tel (Wis) 6s A *48 MAS
Com'wealth Water 54s ser A 1947
1st M ot> 1950 nor o .....F&a
1st mtge 6s 1957 ser O.—FAA
Community Power A Light Co—
Col VT f& 1057
.M*c
944
95
107
86
1014
103
103
654
594
674
48"
75
US*
109
120
109
1074
122
108
1094
102*
37
38
105
107 J
105 J
125"
19
31
County Oas (N J) 5s Jan 11952..
Council Blufu Gas 5s 1948-MAN
Jersey St Ry 5s 1944. ^MAN
Kootenay Pow 1st 7s *42- AAO
m
54s 1947
ser
A....MAS
5s series A 1954—
Edison Elec Ilium of Boston—
3-vear 5% notes 1936 .—.AAO
3 4s 1st M sf July 1 '65—JAJ
Ed El (U(Bkn)See HlngsOotfLAP
Edison El 111 (N Y>—See N V O
Electric Co of N J 1st 5s 1947 MAS
Electric Ferries 1st 7s *41...AAO
Elec A Peoples,
97
95
93"
10
704
Conv deb 54s 1954.—.MAN
Utilities Inc—
1st Hen col tr 54s 1957—-MAS
604
...J
■
194
igB
2
i
1st
m
Equip trust 54* 1935-38
5
1014
774
Deb 6s 1941 series B
General Oas A Elec Gorp—
10
ft
784
1024
85
115
834
77
75
'56 AAO
734
1st mtge 5s
a
110
104
944
95
724
1978..—.—-JAD
Georgia Ry A Elec—
100
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939...JAJ
Atlanta Northern Ry Oo—
100
1st guar 5s'54 op "90—. JAJ
>>0
Geefurel 6s 1953 X w..—... JAD / 32
Grand Rapids Gas L 5s '39.FAA
106
Grand Rapids Ry 1st 7s 39 MAN /
12
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—;
V 93
1st M 7s 1944-———FAA
904
1st A gen 64* 1950
...JAJ
Great Lakes Power, Ltd—
1st M 6s 19361944
MAN, 101
,
65
.
.
100
56
1014
58
99
85
264
.
864
284
102
1044
102
103
61
89
83
624
61
64
65
77
63
73
18
1014
994
104 4
105
104
55
loiH
103
934
524
Great Northern Power—
1st extended 5s, 1950...FAA
Great West Power Oo of Oallf—
Grt West Pow Oo 5s 1946.JAJ
55
108
109
1074
100
105
101
106
91
90
101
Greenwich Wat A Gas System—
Ool tr 5s 1952 ser A
...AAO
Ool tr 5a 1952 ser B—
.AAO
Golf Power 1st 6s 1968—...AAO
Gulf Public Service Oo—
1st m 6s 1945.........—AAO
Gulf States Utilities Oo—
1st M A ref 5s 1956 ser A.MAS
1st M A ref 44> 1961 B
JAD
Hackensack Wat 4s '52 op '12JAJ
GenArefSsJunel 5*77 A—JAD15
102
94
93
_
1024
1004
106
1064
106
102
102
874
105
89
105
102
107
108
54* June 15 1977 ser B-JAJ
5a secured conv notes 1938JAJ
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Go—
Extl g s f deb 7s 1935—MAN /*
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Underground A St Rys 5 4s'38JAD
Hamilton Gas 64a A w w '37JAD f
Hanover Harz Water Works—
L
1st series 6s 1957—..—..FAA /
2d series 64* 1949FAA/*
.
1094
111
404
30!
42J
31
44
22
25
_
25
.—TAA|
35
54s(Sept'31 coup on) *51-MAS./
3
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970.—-MAN
106
Helena Gas A Elec 1st 6s '52MASI ,104
Heat Man A Fair Pass Ry—See P hH R T
Hawoa Elw Hy5s 1952
994
32
34
35
664
68
324
Great Lakes Utilities Co—
J
1st lien coll tr 54« 1942..MAN
Green Mountain Power Oorp—
1st mtge 58 1948.FAA
Greenwich Wat 44s *57 ser A JAJ
20
14
95
.
_
1044
Home Tel A Tel (Ft Wayne)
1st 6s series A 1943—..—.JAJ
1st 54s series B1955
—AAO
Home Telep A Teleg(LosAngeles,
24
24
24
1 at 102.
b Basis,
d Erroneously reported as being called in previous issue,
* Negotiability impaired by maturity,
t OaUed Oct, 1 at 105.
X Galled Oct.
Called Oct.
Nominal.
75
82
Georgia-Carolina Power 1st ■ f
5s 1952-.—.
—...JAJ
Georgia Power 1st 5s 1967—MAS
Georgia Power A Light Oo
102
93
103
102
1st lien A col 5s 1943 ser A. JAD
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s '61 FAA
33
102
72
72
^92
1st mtge A coll 64s O '55.AAO
Qeneral Water Wks A ElecOorp—
1024
834
70
70
AAO
32
108
14
1154
General Public Service Oorp—
Oonv deb 5s 1953——.—JAJ
Oonv deb 54s 1939.—...JAJ
General Public Utllitles—
1st M coll tr 64s ser A
29
1074
12
87
4AD
Oal) 1st refunding 58 1945JAJ
Home Tel A Tel of Spokane—
104
104
105
106
IstMg5s May 15 '36-MAN 15 . 1054
Houston El Oo 1st 6s '35...JAD / 59
_
Houston Gulf Gas—
i
1st M A ool 6s 1943 ser A..AAO*
Deb 64* 1943 with war—AAO,
n
'2.50
_
5% notes Aug 15 1936-.FAA15
103
83
75
100
.
1
91
—
By—
.
95
55
56
80
1st M 64s 1949——.—.FAA
1st 6s 19o5 series B
AAO
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945AAO
42nd St Manhattan A St Nicholas
Ave 5s 1940
Fontana Un Wat 6s 1953—JAJ
——
964
94
94
90
..JAJ
54s 1956 ser B
Florida Pow A Lt 1st 5s '54—JAJ
Florida Public Service Oo—
614
94
Florida Power Oorp—
1st m 54s 1979 ser A.—.JAJ
des Phila R T
f 64* 1950
..MAS
1st sink fdnd 64s 1953—.AAO
Klectric PAL Deb 5s 2030-FAA
Electric Public Service Co—
Sec g 6s 1941 ser A—....AAO
Sec g 6s 1941 ref B
.—AAO
Sec g 54s 1942 ser O
AAO
Deb 6s 1936—.......JAD
Deb 6a 1937—
AAO
s
954
TAD
184 Federated
ElectricJPow Corp (Germany)—
1st
B
Federal Public Serv Oorp—
1st 1 6s 1947
..JAD
Federal Water Service Oorp—
—MAS fk 164
Eastern Wisconsin Electric Co—
1st lien A ref 6s 1942——JAD
1st lien A ref 64s 1948—MAS
Sheboygan Elec 5s 1946..JAJ
Easton Cons El 5s 1949——MAN
314
106
91
91
Eastern Michigan Rys—
1st mtge coll tr 7s 1968—JAJ /
Eastern Shore Pub Service Go—
„
104
103
75
97
934
Ref m 44s 1948 A—.—JAJ
Ref m 5s 1948 B——JAJ
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser O..MAS15
1st M A 1st lien 5s 1955 B MAS
Eastern Utilities Investing
ser
Fed'l Pow A Lt 6s Nov 1 1965—
102
60
1st
1044
Consumers Power Co—
1st A ref 5s 1936 op '16
101
JAJ
1st 1A unlf 5s ser C1952. .MAN *♦104
1st lien A unlf <4« 1Q59 MAN
107
Oontln Oas A El deb 6s 1958 Fa a
Continental Telep 5s A1953.FAA
Cooper KlvBrl'ge < nc l«t6*'58MA N
Copenhagen Telephone Co—
Extl • f 5« Feb 15 1954.FAA15
County Gas of Dallas 5s '46 AAO
Debenture 6s 1954
80
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953—-JAD
E St L A lnterurb Wat 5s '42 JAJ
1st m 68 1942.—'——.TAJ
1st m 5s 1960 ser D—"...FAA
East St Louis (111) Lt A Pow
1st 5s 1940—JAD
E Minn Power 54* 1951..—MAS
E Oregon Lt A Pr 54* A '51.MAS
5s series B 1953.—JAJ
Eastern Mass Street Ry Oo—
106
Oonsol Hydro-Klec Wlcs of Upper
Wuerttembu/g 1st 7s '50—JU
f 284
Consolidated Telep of Wise—
1st M 54s 1942 ser A
MAN
1034
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser Corp
Consolidated Water of Utica—
1st 44s 1958
...MAN
994
*
1st M 5s 1968
—MAN
102
Consumers El L A P (New Orl)—
1st M 5s 1936
JAJ
1004
Cons Oas—See Peoples O L AO
Oonsum L H A P Co (Ells, N J)—
5a 1938
JAD
106
100
1094 Gary Elec A Gas Go—
•;
;.
1034
1st Hen coll 5s x-w 1944——JAJ
Gas A El of Bergen Oo 6s '49.JAD
Oen 5s Nov 1 1954.—..MAN
Gatlneau Pow 1st 5s 1956—.JAD
1
Debenture gold 6s 1941 JAD 15
A—FAA
B
1054
*/ 17
Stamped............... MAS
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd——MAS
r.ilttlee—
69
FAA
...JAD
1st lien A unlf M 34s 1965-MA8
1 %
1st coll 54* ctfii 1937
37 4
107 4
/ 78
96
63
(Amer series) 1942—MAS
Gandy Bridge (Tampa) 6s '45JAD
7% 1932 ctfti of dep...——JAJ
East
68
37
36
JAD
_
Eifit
_
Light A Traction—
1st 5s
1st 5s (Internet ser) 1942.. MAS
111
1st 5s 1953
..——MAS
lOO"
Dumbarton B'ge 64s to *36. JAJ
100
64» 1937 to 1949
JAJ
Duquesne Oas Oorp—
1st conv 6s Mar 151945.MAS15 /
10
I >uquesne Light—See Phila Go
1054
■
Federal
Duluth-Superior Transit—
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co.
Durham Pub Ser 7s A *49..AAO
East Coast Pub Serv 4s 1948---..
12
107
Galveston-Houston Elec
1 st M « f «r 5s 1954 opt
f
AAO /
f 64s 1948
101
167"
109
Duke Power—1st 44s 1967.JAD
Dnke Price Power Go—
i«t m a f 6" 1966 ser A..MAN
924
Europ'n Elec Corp (of Canada)
Deb 64s 1966 x w.
FAA
1064 Fairmont A Clarksburg Trac—.
1st g 5s 1938 opt 1913....AAO
1034
1054 Fall River Elec Lt 5s 1945 -JAJ
110'
6 4s 1945 with warrants—JAJ
Dortmund Munlc Util (Germany
•
„
Fruit Growers' Express—
1st gold 5s 1950——JAJ 1
Dixie Gulf Oas Go—
1st 64s 1937 A with war .MAS
Dominion Oas A Elec—
20-yr
Empire District Elec Co—
1st A ref m 5s 1952——MAS Jt
Empire Gas A Electric Oo—
Oen A ref 6s ser A 1952... JAD
Empire Gas A Elec and Empire
Coke jt IstAref 5s '41 opt.MAS
Ercole Marelll Bloc Mfg Oo (Italy)
1st s f 64s 1953 with war MAN
106
106
110
FAA fk
g 7s 1952
..FAA
Certificates of deposit—
Det A Pt Huron Shore Line—
JAD
Deb 64s 1938--.-
1054
1054
1094
Oen A ref. M 4s ser F1965 AAO
Detroit international Bridge—
1st m • f 64s 1952
Certificates of deposit
„
102
14
Duquesne Nat Oas 7s 1948—
100
108
•'••••
184
184
14
103
96
Gen A ref 44s 1961 ser D.FAA
Oen A ref 5s ser E 1952. .AAO
5 f deb
12
1st A ref 4s 1981
Consolidated Oas (N Y>—
;
1054
103
1034
Emit O * F TTtlra Bn 1942. A AO
Erie Oo Electric 6s 1959
JAJ
Oen A ref 54s ser A I960—AAO
Erie Rye— 1st 6s 1954-....-AAO
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967....AAO
1064
1938.——MAN d 1064
1st m 68 1947 series A—...JAJ
1st m 5s 1950 series B—..AAO
Decndt Edison—
Gen A ref 5s 1949 series A.AAO
Gen A ref 5s 1955 ser B—JAD
Oen A ref 5s 1962 ser O—FAA
1004
37
Ill
119
Oonsol Oas Utilities Go—
1st A coll 6s 1943 ser A—JAD
Conv deb 64s 1943 A w w JAD
5s,
/
98
/
Con v * f deb 8 4* 1 **4*
.M&N /
Certificates of deposit
*
1064 Detroit Olty Oas Go—
6% secured notes 1937
FAA
Consul Oas oT Bait 5s 1939—J A.)
Gen g 44s Apr 1954
-AAO
Consol Oas nler Lt A P (BalG—
Debenture 5s 1957........ JAJ
m
964
174
/
1st ra * f 6s 1953 ... ...MAN
Certificates of deposit..-.-.
1"34
_
„
101
Des Moines Oas Co—
,
1st m 5s 1956—.......MAS,
Detroit A Canada Tunnel—
I
91
1st A ref 5s ser D 1962.—JAJ
Connecticut Power—
1st A cull trust os 1956——JAJ
Conn Ry A Lt 44" 1951——JAJ
Stamped guaranteed optional..
Conn Ltg A Pow 5s *39—JA'
Conn River Pow 5s A *52...AAO
106"
Oct 1 1943
1st lien Ba 1946.—..
FAA
Des Moines City Ry 5s 1936 JAJ
Des Moines Elec Co—
1104
.
1945--20-yr deb 44s 1951
61
Denver Tramway Terminal* v
1st M g gu 5s 1936 -1937..MAS
97
1094
Community Water Service uo—
Deb g 68 1946 ser A—JAD
Deb g 54s 1946 ser B
MAS
Oonestoga Term 1st 64s *54. J AO
Oonestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950—JAJ
Coney lei A Bklyn cons 4s '48 JAJ
Conn Light a Power—
1st A ref a f 7s '61 ser A...MAN
1st A ref 44s 1956 ser C—JAJ
Deb 54*
1064
1064
m 5s
„
lio"
AAO U01
6% Apr 1 1943———-AAO
1st
110
Community Pub Ser 5s 1960-JAJ
—
714
Denver Tramway Oorp—
Gen A ref 5" 1950 ser A—JAJ
111
..
Oonnelisv Wat 5s Oct 2 *39--AAO
Consolidated Cities L P A Tr—
1st lle*» 5s 1062 stamped
.TAJ
Consol Elec A Gas5-6s 1962MAN
4-6sseries^B 1962
FAA
1054
71
Pa tax
101
1024
—.MAS
1950 ser A
...JAD
BS1 Paso Nat Oas 1st 64s *43.JAD
1st
With warrants............. Jt 104
k 1004
Derby Gas A Elec Oorp—
96
Sec conv g 64*
.
as to
1064
1004
964
MAN
1st A ref 5s 1951
Ask.
Elmira Water, Light A RR—
1st A con g 5s 1956
El Paso El Go—
105
103
108
108
105
104
.
106
105
105
82
106
1st mtge g 44* 1969—JAJ
1044
Denv uao A El ist g 5s '49—MAN *108
«%
_
•
105
804
105
1054
33
Darby Med A Ohes Ry—See Phila R Tr
Davenport Water 5s 1961..JAJ
1054
107
Dayton Ltg 1st 5s '37 op '12-MAS
107
Dayton Pow A L 1st 5s 41—JAD
Delaware Elec Power Co101
Deb 64s 1959-.-—--——JAJ
Delaware Power A Light Co—
1st M 44s 1971—...... JA.
1064
102
1st mtge g 4 4s 1969...—JAJ
Bid.
Bonds.
Eliz Plainf A Cent Jf
See
Eliz A Raritan Riv] Public Serv
Ellz A Trenton RR
I
Corp.
864
Cumberland Go (Me) Pow A Lt—
1st 44s 1956
.—.JAD
1st M 5s 1959—-—.——JAD
Cumberland Valley Telephone—
1st mtge 5s 1966.....—..JAJ
General 5s 1966.— ———
O imb land f A T 6s 1937...JA)
Dillas Oas 1st 6s 1941..
AAO
Dallas Pow A Lt 6s 1949....JAJ
1st g 74« 1949 ser B—
JAJ
1st g 5s 1952 ser C——...JAJ
1st gold 54s 1954 ser D...JAJ
Dallas Ry A Ter 1st 6s 1951.JAJ
Dinvtlle Tr A Pow 1st 5s '41-JAJ
51;
51;
AsJt.
24
/
O man Telep conv 5a 19->1 . -J&J
lot Hen A ref 74« 1941..MAS
1004
.
Bid.
descent Public Serylc Go—
Coll tnc 6s B Octl 1954—JAD
/This price includes accrued interest.
at 101.
** Galled Nov. 1 at 104.
1
61
„
103
97
103
99
k Last
sale.
'
riji
*«d Income end defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of Issue
UTILITY; BONDS
PUBLIC
80
NOTICE.—-All bond prlcss aro "and Intaraat** except where marked
Quotations for all securities are aa near aa possible for the closing day of
Bonds.
ma,
Houston U & Pow 1st 5s '53 M&fc
1st lien & ref 4 %s *78 ser D M * *
1st lien A ref 4H>'81 ser B JAD
Houston Natural lias Oorp—
1st
.
m
coll 6s
102%
103%
104%
91
43 with warr.J&L
118
g 1949__M&N
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s '54 AMAfc
100
Hydro-Elec Oo (Italy—..
.MAN
25-yr
Italian Superpower Oorp—
Deb 6s *63 (without warr).. JA.' k
'acksonv (Fla> Gas s f 5s '42. JAD /
5s stamped 1942.......
ser 4 1952. MAN /
102
103
1st M 5s 1954 ser B——M&fc1
5s 1962.
.....
Hydraulic Power of Niag Falls—
1st A refunding5s 1950
JAJ
Ref A lmpt 5s 1951.—AAO
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947
JA^
HI Bell Telep 1st 5s 1956—JAL
Illinois Commercial Telep—
1st 5a series A 1948...
MAS
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser B —M&e
107%
107%
105%
107.
105%
_
Income deb 6s 1952
I auialca W a tor
on
96
95
75
102
100
Deb
7s
sr
106 %
98 %
98%
93%
89 (r
88;
101
89
87
99
Illinois Water dervice Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1952 series A..J
101%
Independence Water Works—
5%s 1945......
MAS
Indiana Assoc Telep 6a A '62 JAJ
,98%
•
*
103
103%
104%
31%
32%
Indiana Central Telep Co—
1st lien coll 5% 1938
.MAN /
Indiana Electric Oorp—
let M 6s 1947 seriea A—MAN *
■
89%
93
1st M 6%s 1953 seriea B..FAA
1st M 5s 1951 series O...MA8
78%
85
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 JAJ
Indiana General Service—
1st M 5s 1948JAJ
107%
Indiana flydro-Elec Power—
87%
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser A
MAN
Indiana A Mich El 5s 1957..FAA k 110%
1st A ref 5s 1955..
..MAS k 106%
Ind Nat Gas A O—-See Peo G LAC
108
Indiana Pr 1st 17 %» '41A .MAN
Indiana By A Lt 1st 5s '43..JAJ
93
Indiana Service Corp—
58
let A ref M 5s Jan 11950.. JAJ
67
1st 1 A ref 5s 1963—
FAA
Indiana A S W Gas A Uttt—
6% con* note® 1940....
J&D I 18
88
-
Indianopolls Columbus A Southern Traction 1st 6s 1948—F&A
InUlanayoiis um OS 1.90*
A&c
Indianapolis Power A Light—
58
A
57
104
105
107%
105%
105%
105
92
96
43
43
7
41
41
5
6
6
2
f 7s 1935.....
..J&D
Telep 1st 6s 1948...AAO
i
87
Rapid Transit—
1st A ref g 5s '66 op tax-ex.JAJ
Certificates of deposit—
89
92
90%
91
74
74
71%
/ 90%
90%
74
Debs A 6s 1948..
_
I
JAD /
International Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944 w w
AAO
1
%T,Ltd
1957 MAS
Deb 6s 1957
.......MAS
Debentures 6s 1955
JAJ
International Power sec Oorp—
6H % sec bonds 1955 serCJ&D k
Sec 7s 1957 ser E........ FAA
Sec 7s 1952 ser P......JAJ 16
International Railway (Buffalo—
■
Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948—-JAD
Buff A Lock 1st g 5s 1938.. JAJ
Internet Ry ref 5s '62 op.MAN
International Telep A Tel eg—
Deb g 4%i 1952
......JAJ
Oonv deb 4 Hi 1939
.JAJ
Deb 5s 1965.—........ FAA
Interstate Bridge 6 Us 1950-MAN
Interstate Gas A El 6s 1951.. JAD
Interstate Nat Gas 6s 1936—
Without warrants........JAJ k
Interstate Power 1st 5s *57..JAJ
Deb gold 6a 1952
JAJ
Interstate Pub Serv Oo—
1st A ref 6Hs 1949 ser B..JAJ
1st A ref 5s 1956 ser D....JAD
.1st A ref 4%s *58 ser F
MAS
Interstate Bvs 4s 1943.....FAA
/
Interstate Railroad—
Eq trust 5%s July 1 1935-37-. b
Interstate Telep Oo—
1st M 5s 1961
.....—.AAO
Interstate Tel A Tel 5%s 1953 JAJ
InterstateWater 6s ser A1940 FAA
Iowa Electric Oo—
1st mtge 6s 1939........ JAJ
1st lien A ref 6s ser A1949 MAN
1st lien A ref 5s ser B 1950.JAD
Iowa El Lt A Pr 7s ser O '42.F&A
Iowa Gas A Elec 1st 8s 1938..JAJ
Iowa-Nebraska Lt A Power—
1st lien A fref 5s *57 ser A.MAN
1st 1 A ref 5a 1961 ser B..MAS
lows Pow & Lt 1st 4 %s 1958 MAS
Iowa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1957..JAD
Deo 5s 1968
.....MAS
Istostxe 5HslQ59.......MAS
Debenture 6s 1960......MAN
Iowa Ry & Lt (Cedar Rapids'—
1st A ref 5s June 1946 B
JAD
1st A ref 5%s Oct 1945..MAN
Iowa Southern Utilities—
1st of 8s 1938
AAO
1st A ref 6s 1943
.FAA
V
1st A ref 5 Us 1950
JAJ
.
v
•
•
111%
33%
106%
108
106%
Madison Oo (111) Light A Power—
1st g 5s 1936JAD
105% Madison Rys 1st g 5s 1936- -MAN
Malone (N V) LAP 5%s '56-JAJ
91
91
1%
43%
86%
83%
44%
88
84%
95
55%
g*
58%
78
90
52
82
95
53
108%
92%
Market St
67%
77
70%
ft*
30
48
105
79
64%
80
65
91%
.
—
"l%
3%
89
87%
101
97
88
Little Rock G A F 6s L937.M&N
97%
90
85
115
98
86
116
100
103
102
104%
98%
82
102
87
83%
103
88%
103
103
105%
88%
97%
104%
100
>
108%
145%
108%
111%
112
117
81%
90
Little Rock Ry A El 6s 38-- AAO
< joekhart Powor 5%s 1950
fA4
Lockport L H A P 5%s A '54M AN
Lomoard Elec Oo (Italy)—
1st extl 7s 1952——— TAD
Lone Star Gas • f fis 1942 ..MAN
Long Beach Gas 1st 5s '56—JAD
Long Isl Lighting 5s 1936—M&S
1st ref 6s 1948-..—.——JAJ
1st A ref 5s 1955 ser B—.MAS
Secured g 6s 1945
J&J
Oonv deb g 5%s '52 ser A AAO
Long Island Water 5%s '55-MAN
Lorain Telep 1st 5s 1958——JAD
f
.
65
59
86%
87
76
78
59
1S%
58%
30
103%
106%
106""
104
91
....
Maryland Light A Power—
1st M 6%. 1950 ser A
JAJ
92
96;
98
92%
85%
92%
86%
Massachusetts Gas—
103
.
102
71*
iiH
20-year s f 5%s 1946,—._J&J
Sink fund deb 5s 1955.
MAN
75*" Mass Utilities Associates—
8 f deb 5a 1949 ser A..
AAO
104
Maysville P Serv 5%s A1942AAO
Memphis Power A Light Co— >
1st A ref 5s 1948 ser A—JAJ
100%
1st A ref 4%s 1978 ser O..AAO
100%
Memphis Street Ry—
,r
155*"
3-58 series A 1945
3-5s series B 1945——.—.—
108%
Merldionale Electric Oo—
1st • f 7s 1957 ser A
.AAO
112%
114% Metropolitan Edison Co—
120
1st A ref 5s 1953 ser O..—JAJ
1st M 4%s 1968 serD....MA6
98""
1st M 4s 1971 ser E.^
MAN
1st 5s series F 1962
MAN
Wi
8
69%
Ry (San Francisco)—
1st s f 7s 1940 ser A Jan
67
104
89
87;
102%
95%
62
40
47
50
106
106%
107%
108
106%
Metrop Edison Oorp 6s 1961 MAS
Metropolitan West Side "L"—
1st gold 4s 1938— .—FAA */15
15%
Certificates of deposit—.*—
Exten gold 4s 1938.......JAJ
Certificates of deposit......
31
Mexican El L ist M g 6s '42.JAJ
31
Mex Lt A Pow 1st 5s '40 • f.F&A
33%
Mexican Utilities 7s 1939—AAO
Michigan Associated Telep Co—
*
1st M 6s 1961
—
99
102
—AAO
Mich Elec Pow 6s A 1944....JAD
Mich Fuel A Lt 6s A 1950- — J AD
85
77
......JAD
Michigan Nor Pow 1st 5s '41.JAJ
Michigan Public Service Oo—
1st g 5s 1947 ser A—.... .AAO
Middle States Telep 6s A '47.J&J
1st M 5s 1956
105
105%
92%
17
16
16
16
34
34
100
30
Michigan Gas A Elec Oo—
1st A ref 6s 1943-**—-—MAS
104
100
87
80
106%
92
108
94
97%
100
Middle West Utilities Oo—
106%
106%
107
5s ctfs of deposit 1932 <••••»•»•»«*<••• Ik 15
141
5s ctfa of deposit 1933.
5s ctfa of deposit 1934.
li]
14
5s ctf8 of deposit 1935....
Middlesex A Boston St Ry—
80
1st and ref mtge 5%s 1942. JAJ
115
Middlesex Elec Lt Pow 5s *55 JAJ
107
Middlesex Water 5%s 1957-AAO
•
15
„
78%
48
,
50
79%
38'
35
93
96
_
85
mmmm
Middlesex A Somerset Trac—
1950—*...—.....JAJ
Midland Natural Gas Uo—
Oonv deb 6s 1935..
...JAJ
Midland Utll deb 6s 1938 -MAS
66
6s
97
99
99%
105*
102
81
47
82
105%
105
105%
106%
76
103%
105
102%
103%
105*
78
'43%
46%
104
Milwaukee Elec Ry A Light—
1st A ref 5a 1961 ser B.
J&D
1st M 5s 1971—-—..—J&J
Milwaukee Gas Light Co—
1st M 4%) 1967
MAS
Minneapolis Ga« Light Co—
1st M 4%t 1950-*.-.JAJ
Minnesota Nor Pr it 6s 1944. AAO
Minnesota Power A Light (Jo¬
ist A ref 6a 1955--..— —.J&D
1st A ref 4%a 1978—..MAN
'/
mmmm
•§""
7
99%
99%
104%
100
100
105%
104%
94%
95%
'
101%
93%
94%
88%
89%
89%
90%
100
Mississippi Power Oo—
Id A ref 5s
1955-*——MAS
Mississippi Power A Light
65
101%
101%
117
1st M 5s 1957
.—
.JAD
107%
MississiDpi Rlvsf Fuel Oorp
1st s f 6s 1944 ex-warr-.—FAA fc 102
100%
Mississippi Riv Pow 6s
Deb 6c May 1 1947
105
98%
100%
61..J&J
MAN
106%
102%
107
103%
103
103
98
99%
<
n*h (Km 1 QUO
bBasIs.
wir
K
MAN
98%
94%
77%
99%
95%
78%
/This price includes accrued interest.
I
k Last sale,
rc
Nominal.
?
102
105
102
89
102
Lake
.
95>
86^
102
100%
104%
W W 5s 195b-. —JAD
lAckawanna A Wyoming Val RR
1st 5s 1951
-.•••••-F&A
Debentures 6s 1943 —FA l
Laclede Gas Lt 5s 1939.....AAO
1st M coll tr 5%s 63 ser O F&A
1st colAref6 %s 1960 ser D FAA
5 % ^ rold notes 1935 ...FAA
6s coll notes ser A 1942...FAA
6s coll notes ser B 1942
FAA
La Crosse Telep 5%s 1948...JAJ
Lake Erie Pow A Lt 6s 1946 A&O
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 6s '33 JAJ
Gen gold 5s Feb 1 1933...FAA /
—Lake Shore Power Oo—
70
1st and ref mtge 6s 1950—JAJ
_
90%
74
71
79
32%
'io!
Manhattan Ry con 4s g 90. -AAO
Cent Hanover Bk ctfc of dep.
89%
102"
Kokomo
Superior Diet Pow—
1st M A ref 6s 1956...—JAD
Larutan Gas 1st 6%s w w '35J&D
Lawrence (Mass) Gas A Elec—
1st M 4%s 1940 ser B—FAA
Lehigh Power Securities—
' ;
Deb g 6s 2026 ser A.. ...FAA
Lehigh Teleg 5i ser A 1949--JAJ
Lrthigh Valley rraosit—
1st M g 4s Dec 1935 opt—MAS
Ref & Imot g 5s I960
J&D
5s series B Dec 11935——MAS
Leibslor Overland Pow 6%» '46..
Lewis A Clark Bdge 3 %-5s 1953_
Lex t Ky > Ry—See tty Tr & Perm
Lexington (Ky) T«l—
^i^
1st M 6s w w 1944——-MAS
Lexington Otll 1st 5s 1952 .F&A
Lexington Wat ref 5%s 1940-FAS
LexingtonWa Pow Co 1st 5s'68J&J
Hour dob 5%s '953
JV
Lincoln Gas A Elec 5s 1941.JAD
Lincoln Pub Serv 5s, 1939—JAJ
Lincoln Tel A Tel—
1st M 4%s 1961 ser A
JAD
88%
102
115
100%
-
....
83%
2d gold 4s 2013
——JAD
Manila Elec RR A Ltg Oorp—
1st Hen A coll tr 5s '53—MAS
Manila Gas Oo—
1st lien ooll tr 5%s 1937—AAO
Manitoba Power Co Ltd—
1st M a f 5%s '51 ser A
JAJ
1st M a f 5%s 1952 ser B—JAJ
Mannheim A Palatinate Eleo Cos
15-year s f 7s 1941——JAD
Manuf'rs Wat (Pa) 5s 1939.JAD
Maritime Tel A Tel 1st 6s 1941 JAJ
Ref A gen 5s ser A 1956... JAJ
Market St El Pass Ry—See P R T
100
'mmmm
.
104
'
.
mmmm
<
92
1947—FAA
Luneburg Pow L AWW
/ 30
1st Ms f 7sl948—......
Lucerne Oo (Pa) Gas A Elec—
106
1st refAImp k 5s'48 op'13 AAO
106
1st A ref 6a 1954......
MA8
113
Debenture 7s 1944
--..JAJ
Macon Ry A Light 1st 5s *53*JAJ
J04
64
MacLaren-Que Pow 5%s Feb 1*61
65
5%s series P1964—
MAS
38
Kewanee(IU)Pub Serv6s A *49 JAJ
Key West Electric 5s 1956..F AA
Keystoue Pub Serv—
1st M 5s 1978
MAN
Keystone Telephone Co—
tec i & ref o
t965 ser A.JAD
1st 1A ref 6s 1951 ser B—AAO
Kings Co E L A P 1st 5s '37.AAO
Purch money 6s g 1997—AAO
Edison El ifl Bklyn 4s '39.J&.1
Kings Oo Eloc—See Bklyn-Queens
Kings Oo Gas A 111 1st 5s '40-A&O
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s '54-.JAJ
1st ref 6%s 1954 TA J
Klngsh'way Bdge 6%s *62.AAO/
Knoxville Trac 1st 5s 1938—AAO
112%
113
1% Lower Austrian Hydro-Eleo—
lstsf g6%s 1944
FAA /
Lower St Lawrence Power, 1st 7s
Kentucky-Ohio Gas 2s—....1958 / 35
Ken cue ay Power A Light Oo—
76
1st m 5%a 1948 serB—..MAS
Kentucky Traction A Terminal—
77
1st A ref gu 5s '51 opt 'I4-FAA
103
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949- JAD
:
102
110%
1st A ref 5a 1952 ser
1st A ref 4%s 1961 ser O.FAA k 106%
Deb • f 6s 1937 ser A.....AAO t 101
9
Kentucky Utilities Co—
1st M 6%s Sept '48 ser DMAN
1st M 5%s 1955ser F——AAO
1st M 5s 1961 series G——F&A
5s seriea H 1961..——FAA
1st M 5s 1969 ser I..—J&J
1st 7s series J 1957 ——..FAA
1st 6s series K 1957 ....MAS
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945.....„M&\
102%
JAD
(Ky)—
A.—MAN
20
•
W
Z*
6
Inter borough
6% notes 1932..
..AAO
Certificates of deposit......
Oonv g7% note 1932 ..MAS
Certificates of deposit......
Intercontinents Power Co—
Loulav Ltg 5s '53 unstmpd..AAO
Louisville Ry 2d 4 %s 1940-MAS
7
.
»-
Deb
104%
105%
-
„
90%
104
56
....JAJ
Indianapolis ftater—
1st A ref. g 4%s 1940 opt..JAJ
1st ilea A ref 5%s 1953. ..MAS
1st lien A ref 5%s 1954..MAS
1st lien A ref 5s 1960
J&D
1st lien A ref 6s 1970
._M&a
Indianapolis W W Sec Co—
Secured 6s 1958
...-JA
Inland Gas 6%s 1938
..VAA
Certificates of deposit
Sinking fund deb 7a 1938.FAA
Inland Pow A L ■ f 6a *36 A M&8
CoU tr a f 6s 1941 ser B ..MAN
Col tr 6a 1957 ser O
AAO
Inland
58
90
Indianapolis By 5s, 1967........
•
21
51
62
60
Gen M 5s I960——...FAA
} 5H
Kentucky El Pr 6s A 1951—JAJ
Kentucky Fuel Gas Oorp—
1st. 6%s 1942 with warr,.J&D.
60
Co—.
Louisville Gas A Elec Oo
City Ron & Pat—See P S ^orp
Johnstown Traction 4s Dec. 31' 62
Cons mtge 3s B Dec 31 1962—
104
loplln W W ut 6s 1957
MAS
Kanawha Trac A Elec Co—
98
1st A ref 5s 1936—FAA
15
Kanawha ValTr 1st M5a '46 JAJ
102%
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s '46—FAA
112
1st M 6a 1942——
FAA
Kansas City Power A Light—_
1st M 4%s 1961....
.--F&A
HSX
33
Kan City Pub Serv 3s 1951—JAJ
105%
Kansas Elec Pow 6s 1937—JAD
106
1st M 6s 1943—.......—J&D
105%
1st M 6s 1961—
—JAD
Kansas Gas & Electric—
114
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A—MAS
105
1st mtge 4%s 1980—...JAD
93%
Kansas Pow 1st 5s 1947
MAS
Kansas Power A Light Co—
107%
1st M 6s 1965 ser A..—.MAN
1st M 5s 1957 ser B_—.MAN k 106%
101%
1st A ref 6s 1947 ser C...FAA
59
53
.
ser
ioi%
101,
4%s 1961 ser O....JAD
108%
Louisiana Stm Gener 6s 1939 MAN
_
>~
-
1st M
itT
112
„
1st M 5s 1957
27
'1
102
-—
99
;"T"-
105%
108%
108%
Louisiana Pow A Light
1st mtge 5s 1957
104%
r ref 5s 1957 opt
AAl
Illinois Power A Light Oorp—
1st <* ref 6s 1953 series A..AAO
1st A ref 5%s 1954 ser B—JAD
1st A ref 5s 1956 ser O....JAD
S f deb 5%• 1957
*&►
IB S eastern Telep 6s 1946.-JAJ
Gen A ref 5%s 1943ser FMAS
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser G
MAP
Gen A ref 6s series H1942 MAS
<ns
4nsr Par Co—8«e Par F-IH
107%
25
Illinois Northern Utilities Co—
-
,
•
106%
106%
108%
Los Ang A Pac RR—See Pac EIRy
Los Angeles Railway Oorp—
1st A ref ■ f g 5a 1940.....JAD
Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938—.AAO
.
JA1> f
1943
12
\
107
1958---J&J /
1st sink fund 6%c
"8""
,
.
94 %
94
72
H
June— /
Supply Oo—
48""
46
53
6
1st gold 5%s series A 1955.JAJ
lames River Bridge Corp—
_
111 Community Tel 6s 1949*. JAJ
ni Oonsol Telep 6%s 1944
MAS
44%
Debentures
114
107
'
•
63
,
Ask
Angeles Gas A Elec Oorp—
1st A ref g 5s 1939 opt—-MAS
1st A gen 5s 1961
MA8
Gen A ref 6s 1942 ser D..M&S
Gen A ref 5%s 1947 ser E JAD
48
61
f 5%s 1953 ser A..MAS
s
101%
45%
1st M s f 7s 1952
Island Gas A Electric—
Bid,
Bonds.
job
•
sarco
93
Hudson Oo Gas 5s
.....
Iron wood A Bessemer Ry A Light
«t s fa 5s '36 opt after '15.FAA
105
Ask.
m.
Bonds.
ASk
*106%
105%
* Negotiability impaired
by maturity,
t Called Oct. 1 at 101.
UTILITY
PUBLIC
Oct., 1935]
81
BONDS
NOTICE.—AH bond price* are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bond*.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bid.
Bonds.
*
53
J&D
Missouri Uas & Klec 6s A1944 M&8 I
1st & ref 6s ser B 1957
J&J /
Missouri Edison 1st 5*sl947
■
Mobile Bay Bridge 7s 1951-J&J
2nd sink fund 7s 1951-----J&J
Mobile Gas Service Corp—
1st 5s 1956
-A&O
cum
Mob
a
KR 1st g
}07*
88
52
90
57
Power—
Montreal i,t Ht &
3% conv
Montreal
104
104*
1st ref M
102*
106*
49*
107*
50*
i'rauiwajs—
100*
ioik
82
El ttt R>—
Home Telep 6s
Mount
Mount Hope
80
82
84
J&J
B—-J&J
1939- AAO
5s series O
104
106
1958— ...—J&D
MAN
5s 1937 «not guar)
Nassau El
'
107*
103*
107
Nassau & Buff Ltg 6s
Nat »• »ec Pow Oo deb os
102
3*
1978 J A.) /
1945-FA^
Nat Gas A El Corp 5*s '63-F&A
1st lien 5s A 1953.——-FAA
MAN
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
4*
54
83*
95*
82*
Nat t'uM A Ju deb os 2020 A-Paa
84*
83*
Nat Public Service Corp—
Debenture gold 5s 1978—FAA
Certificates of deposit—....
'/
^>11 bridge 6s etmp '39.J&J
Neb-Iowa Bdge 6*s 1943..FAA
Neuraaka Pow 1st 4>i* 1981.JAD
Nat
Nev Calif Klec 1st 5s
Debs 6s July 1941
H A P
s«
M
92
102*
1948—.——J&L
I960..--.—MAN
Convertible deb 5s 1962.--JAJ
New Aug Pow Assn 5s 1948.A&o
Deb 6*s 1954
J&D
New Kng Pow 1st 5s 1961—JA.
Mew Kng Tel A Tel— ]
1st 5s 1952 series A——- J&L
4
1961 ser B
M&>
Newfoundland Light & Power—
5*8*1971-J&J
1st 6*s ser A 1949
—J&J
Conv deb 5s
Conv deb 6s
New
;
a
By a Ferry—
.
1950 opt
—M&t*
N J Pow A Lt 1st
F A A
New Mexico Power—
1st M 5s 1958
—-JAJ
New Oneau* Pub Service Co—
>ov
IW49 ser
A—J&i
New Orleans City & Lake—
lstsf 5a 1943
109*
110*
104*
/10!
North Penn Gas Oo—
1st M & lien 5*s 1957..
xr
81
;V
80*
65*
106""
106*
RoCbclle W*| ft*s'51_M&N
91*
1st 5s series B 1951
M&N
N Y Cent Elec 1st 5*s '50-M&S k
b Basis
95
90
92
95
86
/This price includ es
-v
/
;
-
'
'
104
accrued interest.
110*
i'-
Ry
77*
38
—-
111*
Jtioi*
Par
L A
P Oo
1st A col tr
95
99*
99*
98*
94*
95
104
104*
104*
/'
•'
98
105*
mm mm
64..
J& '
1042
JAJ
s
113
f g 5s 1937..J&J 2
M&n
A&O
pa«salc & Newark El Traction—
5s 1937
j&d
Paterson & Passaic Gas &
Elec
consol gold 5# 1949
Ma 8
Paterson & State Line Traction—
5s 1964—
j&j
111*
104
105
103
45*
47*
67*
69
79
105*
118*
l65*
104*
113*
17
19*
81*
82
105*
110*
95*
105*
111*
97
cL,
oy
.
mmmm
115
Paterson
102*
105*
Pecos
1941
Ry—See Pub Serv Corn
Valley Power & Light Oo.
1st 6 *s 1937 ser A
m&N /
Debenture 7s 1942
J&J /
ser
B__
^e/^dlng 4*8 1961
g 5s 1940 opt
104*
105*
107
103*
13
14
53
/
55
23
60"r
68
53
Northwest Elec 1st 6s 1935 M&N
6s stampted 1935 ext to 1945—
99*
Northwestern Elevated (Uhic;—
lBt mtge 5s 1941 opt ....M&8
«
Light & Power 6s
1950
F&A
Northwestern Power Oo Ltd—
Nominal.
*
—
Jf* U®11 & ref 5s 1958
aa
:
25*
23
1st M 4*s 1981 ____T.___A&0
Pennsylvania State Water Oorp—
1st lien 6*s 1952 series A-M&t>
Penn Teleg 5s 1960 ser O
J&D
Penn Water Co 5s 1940—....
Penn Water & Power s f 5s '40J&J
1st ref 4*s 1968
80
f
/
82
36
35*
MAS
Deb 6s 1940
j&d
Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow A Lt—
1st & ref 5*s '54 ser A...JAJ
Penna Pow Oo 1st 5s 1956—JAJ
Pennsylvania Pow A Light Oo
„
rr m
46.-A&O
deposit-—-.. 7l\*
.
1st & ref 4a 1971 ser F.._ M&N
1st & ref 6a ser H 1962—A&O
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Oorp—
Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A...M&S
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Oo—
1st 1 & ref 5 *s 55 ser A..m&S
24*
'
108
Series B
97*
/. 99
Pennsylvania Electric Co—
k 103*
Ltg5s'55. J-D
15*
•
107
J&D
J&j /
78
m&N
Without warrants
Deb 5*s 1959 ser B
rF&A
Penn Pub S 1st 6s serO '47.M&N
106*
1st & ref 5s series D 1954. J&D it 102*
Aau
msf conv 6s
'6QserA.J&J
Penn-Ohio Edison Oo—
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A
106
N west Cities Gas 6s
1949—J&J
NortUwest Eouuiuna Gas—
1st1 M 6*s 1933 with warr.J&D
Certificates of
76
13*
105*
97
M&N
—.M&N k 103*
£ r«J\4*s 1977-
1st 5s 1979
109*
/
106*
107*
A&<
M&N
Northern Utilities Co—
1 •tilen i f 6s 1943 ser A..M&N
5 f deb 0*s 1943 v
m&n
W^hester
Peninsular Tel Oo 1st
5*s »51 J&^
Penn Centra 1 Light & Power Oo -
—
*
.A&U
6* % notes 1940
Northern Texas Elec Co—
»n
5s
Ref m 5r 1952 series A
M&N
; 1st & ref 5s 1964
k Last sale.
1st
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952
ser D '49..J&D
£ ref 5s 1941
Nmh western
93*
103*
103*
Pacific Power A Light do—
1st M 5s 1956
-.FAA
Pacific Teleph & Telegraph—
85
110
Northern states Power Co—
1st
-
95
93
Pacific Northwest Pub Serv—
Conv deb 6s I960
MAS /
100
r
M&S
107*
Light—
1st lien & ref 5s 1956
F&A A: 105*
Gen & ref 6s 1947 ser
109*
A.__M&.s
Northern Penna Power Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A—J&D
104*
1st & ref 5s 1962
A&O
104*
Northern
i05*
94
1st & re' 4 *s *60 ser E ..Jur¬ k 106*
ist A ref M 4s ser G 1964..JAD
103*
Pacific Lignt & Power * )urp—
....
105
M&S
& ref 6s 1943 O
C«ll tr iif
101
104*
Angeleo Pacific RR—
1st A ref mtge 5s 1943.MAS
77*
Pacific
fas & El ref 5s
105*
42
J&,
1st A rof M 6s 1941 ser B.J&D k 118
fc 118
1st & ref 5s 1955ser D.
105*
J&D
1st & ref 4*s 1957 ser E_.J&!»
106
....
76*
/
Utilities Inc—
& ref5« 1953.
J&J
1st lien & ref 7s 1946 A...M&N
1st Ilea & ref 6s 1947 B...M&N
1st & ref 6s
.
100*
-
95*
107*
1st M
\al \ & r«f 5*s
5* 1942—
84
Los
l8t^ref ™4*» 1970 serE-JAD
Y
1st
g
'
mm-mm
83
Los Angeles Pacific Oo—
1st ref V 4s 1950 opt '15..JAJ
107
94
'20—A&O
Certificates of deposit-
Oct. 9 at 100.
5s series E 1946
AAO
Ozark Power & Water Oo—
1st ■ f 5s 1952
—MAh
pacific Coast Power fis 1940-MAh
Certificates of deposit——.
105""
t:
10"
/
Bxti sink fund 5s 1963
MAS
Ottawa L H A Power—
Ref & coll tr 5s 1957 ser A. AAO
Ottawa Trac 1st 5 *s July '55JAD
Ottawa Valley Power Oo—
M a f 5*s 1970
AAO
Pacific Elec
—
Northern N
105
103
'''
1
Refunding 5s 1961——.MAS
1st & ref 5s 1966 ser O—_M&N
1st & ref 5s 1969 ser D
M&S
104*
104
—-
45*
106
M&N
1st & ref 5*s 1946
-
93
M&N
5s1952
58
•/ 57*
J&J
■~r
45
North Shore Coke A Chemical—
6s A 1947
M&S
Morth Shore Electric Oo—
^
Newport Water 5s 1953———
»
110*
111*
91
105*
Ne
v
66
lst & ref 5s 1944
—J&j
Newp News & Old Pt Ry & E.
5s Nov 1 1938
110
'
104*
g
ljH""
115
109
Otter Tall Pswer Oo (Minn)—
5 *s series D
Gen & ref 5*s 1951Northern Ohio Trac &
Newport Gas Lt 5s A 1961—J&D
Newp News A Hump Ry G & E-
1st
1105
(Ho bo ken, N J) 5e 1938..A&U
>forth Jer St Ry—See P 8
Corp.
°P
86*
F uo
a
104
109
91
,24
111*
1945--T-J&J
(Utilities Corp—
1st coU & ref 5*s '48 ser A. J&J
Morth Hudson Lt 11
99
101
North Continent
122*
118*
1st A ref 5s 1952 series A—AAO V 79*
1st A ref 5* 1955 series B—J&L
Geo M 4(4» 1935-.------J&J */ 68*
5s stamped 1942
.....
64*
na
Serial 5% notes 1936
A&O
North Carolin * Pub Serv < *)—
8alisb & Spencer 6s 1945.M&N
1st 1 & ref 5s 1955 ser E..J&D
Water town L & P 5s
1959-J&J
Northern Ohio Pow & Lt—
103*
102*
4J4s '60-AAO
New Jersey Water Oo—
1st M 5s I960——
lot
86*
102
MAS
Hud Rlv
1st gold 4s
102*
88*
118
,
1st & ref 4 *s C 1981
N J
1963 ser B_—F&A16
Deb fit Nor lfi '69 ser O M&Nlf
107*
121
79
22
Orange A Pas Val R—See P S Oorp
Orange A Rockland Elec Oo—
95""
99*
102*
Deb 5*8
78*
.....pbiitrh pow 68 Dec.l94o
New Haven Water—
1st & ref 4*s A 1957
J&D
1st & ref 4*8 B 1970
A&O
89*
101*
75*
106
99"
89*
78*
102*
Ontario Pow 5s '43 op to *13.FAA
Ontario Transmission Oo Ltd—
1st gu g 5s *45 op bef '16. .MAN
98
Deb 5s 1961
65
75
98
88
68*
-
66*
66*
66*
66* 7- 66*
51""
67*
•
-mm mm
S4
89
100
;y4U. .MaN
North Ind Gas & El 6s '52—M&N
Northern Ind Pub Serv—
104
—
New uastie |Glty of) W 5s'41 J&D
New England G & E Association
Deb g 6s 1947
MAS
^
89
4l""
F&A
ist ott
North El Oo & Nor
Pap Mills—
let M 5s 1934-1948
M&N
86
—
70
52
108
39
North American Edison Co—
Conv deb 5s 1957 ser A..M&*
_
MAt-
108
86
1st A cons • f 5s 48 op lfi J&D
Northern Conn Power Oo—
H & Pow
28
lst M 5* 1957 series A
JAD
Oslo Gas & El Works (Norway)-—
Lth
Gen'Hoan & coll 5*s 1961.J&J
Northern California Power—
116*
106 *
Oregon-Washington Water Serv-
^
New Brunswick «NJ) Lt
4s Dec 161939
107
107*
Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
1st gold 5s 1937 opt..
F&a
Northeastern Public Semes—
93
122
112
105""
104*
1st* f 6s 1947
A&O
Omaha & Council Bluffs St Ry—
Income 5s 1937
JAJ
107*
106
k
112*
109
/
1st m 5s 1958—
FAA
Oregon Elec Ry 5s *33 opt..MAN
a
l8tAtef 8 58 40
North
Oo—
IW7
J*
.
112*
111*
..
110
uj
r
.
Brunswick (Can) Pow
l.i
118
85
120
1944--Q-J
U«*Hrlt <'ODl Gas con 5s '48.JAD
Newark Term—See Pub Serv N J
New Amsterdam Gas—See N Y
G E L
50
112
116
82
Newark Gas os Apr 1
New
11*
liu*
AAO
JAJ
I960
;12
12*
4*
41*
—MAS
Deb 6s 2022
..
104*
114*
ndahoma Ry 1st & ref 6s 41-J&J
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
Omaha & Coun Bluffs Ry & Br
106*
North Amer Light A Power Co—
8 f deb 5*s 1956 ser S
J&J
108
101
99
1958—-J&J
RR—See Bklyn Queens
1953
155*
104*
113*
—
1st g 5s 1944—J&J
North American Co.
106
102*
/ 46
Ref A ext gold 5s
.
Norfolk 8t
104
Lignt—
Nasnviiie Hallway A
Cons g 6s 1963
101
100
102
112
»»ri
103
&------J&•;
mtge 6*s
106
;
103
100
Norf A Porta Bdge 6 *s '47—FAA
Norf A Portam Tract 5s '36—JAD
West Un Tel
NasnvUio Gas A Heating Oo—
1st vi gold 6s 1937 guar—M&*
st
Term/Oleve) 6s 1947.-J&D
83*
106*
107
Okla Natural Gas 6s 1946 A. .J&J
1st m 5s 1948 ser B
f&A
iklahoma Power & Water
1st m 5s 1948 ser A
.f&a
Okla Power Holdings 5*s *43 J&J
106
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan;—
'
82*
106
106
88
Debenture gold 6s 1940—M&S
110*
M&N
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
1st & ref 5s 1955 Beries A.A&o
83
•
105
Westchester Lighting—
Y &
85
2*
:
1
Water Oorp—
>klahoma Gas & Electric—
1st m 5s 1950
M&S
110*
Niagara Falls Power—
1st & cons 6s ser AA *60.-M&N
5s series A 1959—..—J&J
105
folop (.Pa;
'ni*
,
99
81
81*
2*
110
/; 1*
3
103*
•
Ry 1st m 5s '46J&D
Ohio Valley Gas Oorp—
1st 6*s 1943 (with war)...JAJ
Ohio Valley Water 5s 1954—J&J
Ohio Water Serv 5s A 1958.f&A
M&N
A
f notes 1935
•
1962.J&J
Bridge & Ferry 5s
Cent Telep 1st 6s *47—J&J
Ohio Val Elec
108*
105*
105*
110*
65*
64
Narragansett Elec Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser
1st 5s sink fund ser B 1957-J&J
....
Ohio
M&v
.
1st & ref 7s 1947 ser B
F&A
1st & ref 6s 1953 series O.M&^
1st & ref 5*1954 ser D
m&S
1st & ref 5*s ser E 1961 m&N k
108*
See N Y Gas Elec Lt & Pr
73
'i!gH
CoU 6s 195tt-FAa
Mnt Fuel Gas See Peoples G LAC
Mutual Un Tel—See
M&N
87
Muni' ipal oerv
Mutual
deposit
V Y Steam 6s 1947
1st M 5s 1951
N
100
70
1st A ref 6s 1938-—-
5s new 1965--———————
g 4 *s'62 op *13.-M&N
Certificates of deposit
.M&N
-
102*
97*
Ohio Public Service Oo—
1st M & ref 7*s '46 ser A.A&O
108
108
99
103*
27*
/431
Ma v
1st & ref 4*s 1956 ser D.J&D
Deb g 6# 2024
J&D
17*
102
A&O
J&J
1st M 5s 1951 ser
Mountain otates
1st M 6s 1938 series
Muncie W w 5s Oct 2
•
6%
19J8.J&J
17
Rys—
Certificates of
100*
Bridge 5s 1969—
rower Oo—
95*
96*
108*
1st M 5s 1956—
-MAN
N \ Tel 1st 4*8 '39 tax ex.MAN
V Y Water Service Corp—
84
78
Vurk State
Gas 5s 1945
1st & consol 5s I960——F&A
Ohio Elec Pow 1st m 5s 1967 J&D
Ohio L & Pow 1st 5s 1944..M&N
'
)hio Pow 1st & ref 5s 1952 B J&J
1st con 6*s 1962
siue
,tu
ObK
16*
16*
50
9
33
mmmm
97
Ohio Assoc Telep 6s A
Ohio
1st con
•
82
M
New
■
B—A&O
Gen&refsf4*s 55serCJAAO
Gsn A ref s f 6s 1965 ser D_ A&O
Morgantown Water 5s 1965—-
igdeu
109""
95
4..M&N
ser
1st M 5*s 1962
1st M 6s 1952
"
opt——J&J
109*
95
t
Al»i
92*
102*
J&J
Oberpfals Elec 7s 1946
Ocean City Costal Hlg,hw Bdge
6*s 1947
J&E
New York State Gas A Elec Co—
96*
JA J
.
1st m col tr 5*s 1953 ser.A J&J
Ohio Edison 1st 5s 1957
A&<>
1965
1961
.
104*
N Y State El & Gas Corp—
1st m 4*s 1980...
M&S
107
series A.AAU
6s
A 1957
Ohio Cities
J&j
4
IWOO
I
ser
102*
J&D / 26
N Y & Richmond Gas Oo—
94
102
Gen & ref 5s 1966 ser
'"
5*
102
110
assented 1965—
-
Atk.
Nova bcotla Light & Power Oolst M ■ f5s 1958 ser A
..J&I
121
111
107*
108*
107*
/
Bleock St A P K 1st 4* "5().JAj f
Bway & 7th Ave. 6s 1943
/
23d St Ry 5s 1962
J&j /
PowGonsol—
1st & ref g 5S 1941
,m!JI
6s stamped
106*
96*
1951—A&O
deb 1939———J&J
109
no*
A&O
1967—
1965 hat
6s prior lien
4
-
Gen & ref 5s 1966
Prior Hon ««
117;
103*
1st ref & coll tr 6s
107
York Rys Corp—
ew
no
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd—
1st ref 6-7s ser A 194J
J&D
120
,,97*
114v
1st A ref s f 5s 43 op 18—J&J
Deb g 6s 1962 ser A--—-J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 5*s 1957-M&N
107*
119
1st mtge 4*s
96*
Monongahela Valley Water—102
1st M 5*s 1960 series A—J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub 8ei
104*
1st lien Sl ref 6 *■ ser B "fi3 FA A
93 >
Mont Cities Gas 7s A 1937-M&N
Montana-1 *akuta Power Co—
Ext 1st 5*s-6*s 1944
J&J Jfe 85
Montana
107
1st g 5s Dec 1 1948
J&D
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949.— F&A
5i
'60-J&D
Monongahela Light & Pow Co—
1st M 5s 1949
--—J&D
Monongahela Valley Traction—
1st M g 5s 42 opt *22
J&D
110 *
Ed El 111, N Y. con g 5s *95 J&J
New Amster Gas 5s 1948..J&J
NY&ER Gas 1st g 5s '44..JAJ
Oon 5s 1945
NY&Westch Ltg 4s 2004—J&J
l>eb a. 5s 1954 op guar—J&J
"J Y Power & Light Corp—
49
______M&S
Monmouth Cons Wat 5s
1st
N'western Teleg 1st 4*s.*44
110*
NT Y Gas Elec L H & P Oo—
55
Bid.
Bonds
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
Gas—See
1st lien A ref 6*o 1941... AAO
'■st. 1 A ref 5s ser B 1944—A&O
1st 1 & ref 5s 1951 ser C—A&O
105
60
56—A&O
6s *37—J ai^
Atk
Jew York Edison Oo—
82
inc 9s ser A
Cons g 5s 1941
Y
A
East River
NYGBLHAP
52
50
Missouri Power A LigUi—
106*
1st M 6 Hi 1966 ser A
MAS
103*
1st M 4_*S 1968 ser B-.MAN
Missouri Public Service Oo—
First mtge 6s 1947 ser A..FAA / 54*
Mo Rlv Sioux City Bdge Oo—
1st s f 6s 1963
—M&8 j6
92^
1st
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
78
ser
B_„—M&S
93*
102*
93*
94
103
82
J
83
95*
>
97
•
88
80
82
106
105
107
105
105*
99
99*
105*
106*
113*
106*
106
114*
37
37
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
f (Called Nov. 1 at 105.
t Called
/■'A I".
.YV-A*
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
82
NOTICE.—All bond prices ere Mend Interest" except where marked "I* end Income end^defaulted bonds*
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
1
Bid
Bonds.
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st 5s '68-JAD
People's G L A Coke, Chicago—
08 1943..—--A&u
Refunding gold 5s 1947..MAS
1st & ref 4m 1981ser B
JAJ
1st A ref 6s ser O1957
JAD
Chic G L A O 1st 5s 1937—J A J
1st
cons g
Oonsum Gas
lstjg 5s 'Sfl.JAD
lnd Nat GAOg os *36 gu.MAN
Mutual Fuel Cms g 5s '47 MAM
9•%
116
%
.107%
,86
i
rmf
1Q*- ,«rQ
t'uuiio service
103
of
go
108"*
100
Ut A ref 4 %• 1901
5%
98%
ser
F
99
„
99 %
30
» **
*
Plttab
87
29
32
32
30
.AAO
Rye 5s 1953
Id Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934.. .JAB
So Trac 1st A coll tr g 5s *50 AAO
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs—JAJ
West End Trac con 5s *88-JAJ
Phlla Elect 1st 5s 1966
AAO k
1st M 4s 1966
AAO
1st lien A ref m 4%s 1967 MAM
1st A ref 4s 1971
-JAA
1
A
44
,
Ref 4%s 1958..
Oonv g deb A%s
95
11%
25
106%
16
43%
88
82
65
83
90
.
102%
84
95
Ooll tr 5s 1948 with warr.MAN
.
** * If
Pub Ser of Indiana 6s 1952.FAA
Public Service Gory of N J—
Trust certs 0% perpet
M* N
Camden Hub 1st As 1946—J&J
Consolidated TractionExtended 5s 1938.... JAD
Ells 1 laioi a Gent Jersey hy—
1st tf *■
»er 1 19A0
JAJ
Ells A Raritan Rlv 5s '54.MAN
miaaoeu.
a
ireut 6s
106%
Riverside Trac 5s 1900.. J AG
8« Jersey Gas El A Trac—
Guar g 5s Mar 1 1953—MAS
z
a Called Nov
Called Dec. 1 at 105.
r*.
*
/
27%
28%
33%
.....
1'
102
103%
§§^
83
67
85
93
100
100
1st ref 4%s 1958 ser
106%
23"
10
1%
105
105
110
108
106%
Av
Joseph Water 5s 1941
107
92
y4
-
1st cons guar 5s 1969——MAt.
St Joseph Gas—1st 5s 1937..JAJ
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat A Powerlst g 5s Nov 1 1937.
MAI
1st A ref 5s 1946
JA.
,1
107
92
106
.
Oouuty udl) Gas * Bi
87
St Louts Oo Gas 1st 5s 1951 _A&<
St L Gas AOoke.See " Indus. Bds
96
103%
104
99
132
100
97
100%
111*
106
O
Pub 8
ervlce""
111
Salt
Refunding 6s 1956—
..—FAA
MAN
83
83
85
Stewart Ml Pow 6%s
'57.AAO
83%
85
6s 1938-1943.
88;
S
iu \ugHlo
l'eley itn. .>* ikoa fv \
S»o Antonio G A E 5s 1949. MAS
90%
S
in
65
105
99
85%
100
mm
104
mm *m mm
-.mmmm
■
Antonio Public Service—
1st ref 6s 1962 series A
JAJ
'107%
1st A ref 5s 1958 ser B—..JAJ k 102%
San Antonio Tr 1st 5s '49— .MAS
97%
Sao Diego Oonsol Gas A Elec—
1st mtge 4s May 1 1965......
105%
San Diego Water Supply Oo—
102
1st m • f 5s 1956
.MAN
100
Sandusky Bay Bdgelstd %s'42 JA J
Han Francisco Bay Toll Bridge
53
1st M sink fund 6%s '57.
Deb s f 7s 1942
MAN /
1
108%
106%
103%
102%
o uasis.
80
96
105%
105%
96%
82
52
106%
z
106%
105%
mmmm
106
IO2"
101
1st A ref. mtge 4s 1960...MAS
102
Debenture 3%s 1939.—MAS
Debenture 3%s 1940....M&S
Debenture 3%s 1945....MAS
Ref mtge 3%s May 1 i960
Ref mtge 3 %s ser B July 1 '60.
Soucneru Oallfurnla G*o
Collateral trust 5s 1937
96%
50%
80%
Southern Bell Telep A Teleg
1st • f g 5s 1941 opt 1916—Ja
Sou B'vard—See Third Ave Ry
102
98%
99%
98%
98%
>,»ru
101%
-
101%
105%
MAM
Southern California Gas Oo—
in « ref 4 %• IV6I
MA0
1st M A ref 4s Aug 11965.FAA
Soutn Oalif Telep ist M o» i*4/
106
100%
100
105
Southern Oanada Pr Oo Ltd—
105%
1st M 6s 1955 ser A.....AAO
Southern Oitles Pub Serv Oo—
Oonv deb 6s 1949.......MAN / 35
Southern Cities Utilities Oo —
106%
38
46%
16
47%
6s 1947 series A——JAJ
100%
101%
southern Counties Gas (OallfJ—
1st M 4%s 1968-——
MAN
104%
104%
southern Gas Oo—
S t dsb 6 %• 1936 ser A—.AAO
101%
Southern Gas Utilities. Ino—
1st M • f 6%s 1939 ser A.MAS
South lnd G A E 5%s *57—AAO k D8
suutnern Natural Gas Oorp—
98
Ists f 6s 1944 with warr...JAJ
97
Without privilege......— _
120
South N E Telep 1st6s 1948.JAD
111
Deb g 5s 1970.
JAD
106%
So Ohio Elec 6s 1955
JAD
k i>ast sale,
n iSoaiiual.
t Called Sept. 30 at 104.
1st g 5%a 1959 ser D.....JAJ
Jouthern Trac—See Phlla Oo.
Southern United Gas Oo—
1st Hen 6s 1937 with warr AAu 1
f
Certificates of deposit....
Southern Utah Power Oo—
1st M 5%s May 1 1960—.MAS
loucnern Wise Pow 5s 1938
AAO
Southwestern Assoc Telep Oo—
1st M 5s 1961
AAO
■
'
101%
97%
122
113
105%
mmmm
24
26
26
24
89%
87%
104
105
85
86
Telep—
1st A ref M 5s 1954 ser A.FAA
Southwestern Gas A Elec Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A ——J%j
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
..MAN
1st 6s series O 1961——M A N
106%
106%
103
103%
103%
103%
105
1 at 105.
x uauea jnov.
t Called Sept. 30 at 110.
,,,,
■^'rrmmmrn
i
■
/ tois price includes accrued interest,
os
Southwestern Bell
54
115
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
mmmm
78%
2° Texas ^Gas 6%s 1938 A..MAH
1st g
Mai
dpeacer—dee Ne Oar
Salmon Rlv Powgu 5s '52 op FAA
River V%t Water Users Assn
mmmm
106
Southern Oolorado Power Oo—
.
Salisbury A
10/
1st lien A coll 5s 1958....AAO
S f deb 6s 1958 ser A—...Fa* /
92
Salina Lt Pow A Gas 6s '43.AAO
134
104%
104%
Southeast PAL deb6s 2025 .MAS
Southeastern Gas A Water Oo—
1st iien 6s 1944——..—..JAD
1st lien 6s x-w 1941—....JAD
103%
1107%
Sprmgt A Peoria rttt—
1st A ref gu g 5s *39 opt—JAD
St Paul Olty Ry—See Twin City.
St Paul Gas Light-
gold 5s 1944....
99%
95
.93
...JAJ
104
St uouis
Gen
l9fi9 ** O.Vkh
I960............JAJ
i§51
104 %
104%
101%
100%
98%
101
101%
90
ileir
FAA
1955.—.....— FAA
1st M
mmmm
100
103
Ola
mmmm
105
1st lien A ref 6s 1957
...Ja
South Coast Oo 6%s 1943...JAJ /
South Jer G E A T— See Pun am
Oorp
"iouth Pittsburgh Water Oo—
103
1st iien A ref 5s 1960 ser A.JAJ
104
1st lien A ref 5s 1960 ser B-JAJ
105"
O
.
MAS
B...
Southern California Edison—
Refunding 5* 196-t
JA'
Ref mtge 4%s 1955—...MAN
101
33
4%s May 1948...MAN
87
28
Snow Mt Wat A Pr 5o
1937. JAJ
Somerset Lighting 5s 1939. Jb*AA
102
7
98%
104
%%
108%
107
103
—
Gsn VI
ser
89%
49
108%
A...MAN
Rome (Ga) Ry A L 5s '46—A'
Rome (N Y) Gas, Elec Lt A P
1st ref 6s 1946.
JAD
Ruhr Gas Oorp 6%s '53 A..^
Rumfsrd Falls Pow—
;
104
104
1st ref 5s 1950—........MAN
Houth Carolina Power Oo—
104%
1i
104%
103%
87
I9! Ohn
8er A.
I Sioux O'ty Serv 6s
99%
Rockland light A Pow—
1st M 5s 1938
.....I
98%
98%
102%
110%
Somerset Un A Middlesex Ltg
vfege g 4s Dec 1 1943— JAD
South Bay Oonsol Water—
109%
100%
Safe Harbor Water Pow
1st mtge s f 4 %s 1979
103%
(947
1949
95
107
'tutUkod tiff Lt A P ISt 6s 40
93
0s
61%
87
103
104
FAA
.
60%
/
55""
^;9r ■
Olty Gas A Elec Oo—
03%
Deb g 5s 1953
——M
Rochester Gas A Elec Oorp—
§!*
104
103%
104 %
100
87
100
f85
....
96
Roanoke Ry A EI 6s 1953..F
Roanoke W W 5s 1950
...J
Rochester Central Power Oor
Geo A ref 6s 1952
64
75
99
56
1st g 5s 1949 opt——..
.
105
87%
„
Sioux
1st M 5«
Richmond (Si) Lt A RR1st coll tr g 4e
Rio Grande Valley Gas Oo—
1st M 7s 1937 ser A—
*
Riverside Trac—See Pub Ser
Roanoke G-L 5%s 1951....
99
sierra A San Francisco Power—
35%
2d 5s g 1933 ctf dep
JA£ /
Rochester A Syracuse KR—
1st M conv 5s ctfs 1957.MAN /
Rochester Telep Oorp—
74%
107%
96%
Lighting Oo—
.
35
\rm
7% sec. notes 1936
Richland Public Service-
l".1939opt 1914—MAS
Sierra Pacific Power Oo—
1st A ref 5sl90O ser A-.MAS
33
/ 32%
/ 32%
........
105
103
jcvjr—
2d 6s 14 ext 5% to '44.AAO
P8 Newark Term Ry 5s'55 JAD
mmmm mm
80
Water 5s, 1938..............
100%
Roch tty at, Lt 6s 64 opt....JAJ k 112%
Roch Ry cons 5s g 1930..AA' /
18
30
Orange A Passaic Valley—
1st 5s 1938—
JAD
Pa Ser sou
mm
79
.
102%
107
32
tM.AAO
J O Hob A Pat 4s 1949
Mam
Nor fer Rt Rv 4s 1048—MAN
m mm
Rochester A Lake Ontario
Power Gas A Water Sec Oorp
'11*
mm
mmmm
,JkS7H
109
•
»
mt
mm mm m
103
74 %
106 %
Portland (Me) BR 3%s 1951.JAJ
1st I A con m As 1945
MA"
Porto Rlcan Power 6s 1950.MAN
97
Porto Rlcan Rys Ltd 5s 1936MAN
98
Porto ttico relay 0a 1944. ..JAD
Postal Teleg A Cable 5o S3
31%
JAJ
Potomac Edison Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1956 ser B
MAM A 105
1st M 4%s 1961 series F..AAO k 107
Potomac El Pow—
Cons M g 5s 1936 guar..JAJ k 103
Gen lien A ref 6s 1953....AAO
107
Pa ser Oorp of Oanada Ltd—
«ionv d«h 4a 10.40 ««■ B MA<J
Oonv deb 5s ser A 1957
JAD
Po *ei Gory of ft V ~
ID'
••
17* 67%
96
15"
/
«'•
101
Sedal a(Mo)Wat 5%s 1947-FAA
Shawlnigan Water A Power Uw
1st MA col a f 4 %s *67SerA AAO
97%
1st col tr 4%s'68 ser B. .MA N
98%
1st coll tr 5s 70 ser O
1U2%
FAA
98
1st coll tr 4%s ser D 70— AAO
Sneboygan ffleo—See East Wis El ec Oo
103
Shenango Val Water 5s 1950AAO
Shtnyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)—
86 :>
1st sink fund 6%s 1952
.JAD
Snrevepert Rys 1st 5s, '36-44.JAJ / 12
1st
104*
95
65
.
1st 5s 1944...
...MAS /
Kef «
1949 opt 1914—AAO
Deb sf 6s 1936...^....
FA A
'
107
26
92
91
77
69
29
74
jecood Ave Trac—See Phlla
"
...
Oeb gold 5%s 1947——..MAN
Seattle
99*"
105%
Pittsburgh
Rys—See
Phlla
>
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
1st' A ref 5s 1958
MAS
101%
85
Plalnfleld St Ry 6s 1942
JAJ
108 H
Plalnfleld-Un Wat 5s A *61 .MAM
103
Plattsburg G A El 1st As 1939
Pomeranta Elec 6* 1953 ..MAN / 26%
Portland Elec Pow 6s 1950 .MAS
105
Portlaod(Me) Gas L 5s A '50 AAO
„
a
mmmm
103
102
103
..J4
27
„
103
91
90
ser A.. FAA
...
105%
103
72
13
18^
69
31
108
vanton-Spg Brook Water Serv
...........
75
Umou-
78
Phlla Sub Water Oo—
1st M 5s 1955
MAN x 102 %
1st M 5s 1969
AAO V 105
1st M 4%s 1907
MAN a 104
1st M 4%s 1970
AAO V 105
103
1st s f 4s 1965.—. ——MAS
Phlla A Western Ry 5s 1960—JAJ / 15%
Piedmont Hydro-El Oo (Italy)—
1st ArefsfftHs 190Oser A AAO
43%
Piedmont A North—See"RR"
95
Pinellas Wat Oo 5%s 1959—MAS
107
'Pitts a Ail eg Foley net t» '4W-JAD
Power tSecur col) tr 6s 49
Ja»#
Providence Gas 4aser B1963 FAA
Prussian Elec 6s 1954..
FAA
Public Elec L Oo A (St Albans, v g
1st 5Hs 1956
AAO
Pnbllc Service Oo of Colorado—
1st A ref 6s 1953 serlss A..MAS
1st A re'A He'54 serin* B.MAS
1st A ref 6s series O 1901 .MAN
78%
32%
Serv
Extl deb 6s 1953....
Oon m 6s 1953
Cons 6a 1955
15""
75
Ry A Bus Oo—
5s, 1961
Scranton Transit ser 5s A 1959..
48 series B 1959
Income 381959
81%
98%
A.AA
ser
Republic Service Oorp—
1st coll tr 5s 1951
....JAl
96
mmmm
70
loW» V%I Kv A Pr let tta 43-JAL
i,fc * r®? Ss 1967
k 106 %
.......MA
52
Rapid Transit St Ry 8s 1941 .AA
^
6*. JAu
AA«*
65
2d 3s, 1959—.
/ 29
:::::::
Scranton Elec 6s '37
107
opt 1J.J&J
H'vanton Gas A Water Oo—
1st 4%s 1958...
102%
—..MJ
4
29
_
_
MA
-—...
Wat
93%
102
101%
105%
x*
75%
68
26
82
II
116
106
Railway A Light Securities—
Rhine-Ruhr
out
105
[/ 32%
Union Traction—
Elec A Peo 4s tr ctfs '45. AAO
Portlaud General Elec Oo—
1st A r*f 4%« 1900
...MAS
1st M 5s exten to 1950
JAJ
Portland (Ore) Gas A Coke—
1st A ref g 5s '40 opt '20..JAJ
1st l'n A gen 4%s 1940——JAJ
^
107%
104%
1
_
27
70
w
-actle-Everett Traction—
Reno bite Gas 6s A 1945
JAJ
Certificates of deposit.......
m .8"
110
105
104
.103
7
henectady Ry 1st 5s Mar 1194( /
Quebec Power Oo-
Sink fund 5s ser "8" '51.MA!
Sink fund 5a ser "9" '52-MA
Sink fund ser " 10" '53. MA
41
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—Ooll tr g 5s 1957 opt s f—FAA
8 f guar 5s '62 opt 17
MAS
6s geld
1962
MAS
1st m r e fe 1944—....... JAJ
Darby Media A Ohes St Ry
1st 4%s '36 opt *16 gu—JAJ
Hest Mantua A Falrm 5%s '39
Market Street Elev Pass Ry
1st g gu 4s 1955—...—MAN
^
SavauaaQ ifilec O# 6s g
Sayre Pa' Elec 5s 1947
Scran ton
105
81%
77%
74%
90"
107
108 J
1061
106
106
—
97%
Puget Sound Power A Light-
110
People's Traction Oo—
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s *43 -FAA
Union Traction 4s 1952.JAJ
Phlla Subur-Oountlea Gas A Elec
1st A ref 4Mb 1957
MAN
*"w
Oonsol Oorp-**
35
106
Phlla A Garretsford St By—■
1st 5s 1955
FAA
.
101
81%
Ref As 1955
108
104
103
103%
!
36*
sss
Fails Oo Ltd—
100%
♦*104%
*♦104%
106%
J
102"
112%
Philadelphia Elec Power Oo—
1st mtge 5 He 1972
FAA
.
aauda
(Jo¬
1st M
*****
•
mmmm
92%
\k
Utilities
123%
Ifia
106
105
k
Public
D
1st s f 5s 1955 ser A——..t
Savannah Elec A Power Oo—
100%
105%
AA
.
99 %
>
104
110
4He 1957-----MAS
101%
1st M 3 Ms June 1 1965. JAD
Duquesne Trac 1st 6s '30—JAJ f 80
98
Morn'slde El St By 5s '35 AAO
SOT
107%
107%
k 103%
let 5s 1934—.——J4
Public Service Oo of Oklahoma
Public Service Elec A Gas
ist A ref 4%s 1967
1st A ref 4%* 1970
1st ref 4s 1971
63 %
Philadelphia Company—
Secured gold 5s 1967
JAD
Ardmore Street 5s 1958—AAO
Duquesne Lt 1st M 4 %s'67 A AO
ltfoz
106%
98 %
100 %
UD
110
k 103%
97
103%
tut
Ask.
Joaquin light A Power-
101
Nor III—
1st 1A ref M 4 %s ser I *60. J& r
Pub Serv Oorp of Long Island-
61
5%
San
104%
.
100%
k 100%
108 %
59
w
104
i
1st A ref g 5s 1956 op '21„ - A
lot A ref 5s I960 aeries O.MAf*
105 %
104
102
105
V
»
4
1st mtge 3%s ser O 1960..F
_
„
..
public Service Oa of N H—
1st A ref 5s 1956 so- A,.M<
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
92
112
107
85
102%
105 $
104
Peoples Light A Power Corp—
1st lien 5 He 1941.—
JAJ
Oonv deb Bs 1979.——-JAJ
Peoples Tract—See Phlla R T.
Peoria Water Works Oo—
1st consol 4s 1948-——-MAN
Prlorllen5sl948
MAN
cou 6i 4948.
MAN
1st A ref 5s 1950 —...FAA
Debenture 4s 1950...........
Ask
**
Called Oct. 1 at 104%.
,
OCT., 1935]
UTILITY
PUBLIC
;
83
BONDS
NOTICE.—All bond prlcss are "and Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonde
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Bonds
Oo—
F&A
1st M Sf. 1957 ser B
F&A
Southwestern Natural Gas Oo—
let s f 6s 1945
..—MAN
Southwestern Power A Light—
Deb g 6a 2022 series A
MAS
Benthwestern Light A Pow
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
,
Ask.
95
93
96
90%
90%
85
89
99%
55
100%
,
,
0% C notes 1936—.—AAO
Debenture 6s 1961
—F&A
46
Debenture 6e 1966.—.—JAD
6% conv notes 1936——AAO
Standard Power A L Oorp—■
Deb g 6s 1957
...FAA
40
56%
104
48
m
47
39%
40%
58%
57%
1948..-FAA
S2^'
59
%
39
A.MftN
Oonv deb 6s 1938..——MAN
1st I col tr 5 ^s '43 ser
co s:
to
Stettin Puo ucli 7» 1946-- -AAo
Stewart Mt Pr—See Salt Biv Vail
Suburban Gas Oo of Philadelphia
f g 5s Apr 1
'62
op
&
6
30
Syrac Rap Tr lst g 6s 1946-MAS
2d mtge g 6s 193d .—.JAJ
106
104%
106%
/
-v
First Hen 544s 1951 ser A.MAN
Union Water wks Oo—
99%
15%
14
5
101
JAD
69
83"
*81
102%
55
96 ■*53
92
.FAA
1955—.MAN
—
94
67
Tenossooo Electric Power—
1st A ref 6s 1947 ser A—.JAD
1st A ref 6s 1956
-JAD
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962 opt—MAN
Tennessee Public Service—
98%
99
93
93
96
97
78
1st A ref 5s 1970—-----AAO
Tern! Hydro Eiec 644* 1953-FAA
Oon
Light—
1954——MAN
U»«t Tr
100%
/
Deb 6s May 1 2022.
MAN
1st 1 A gen M 5s 1944
FA/1
1st 1 A gen M 444s 1944—FA*
Utica El A P 1st 5s 1950— JA
Utica G A El ref A «*t
'67. JAJ
Gen 544s 1949 ser O.
JAD 1
G*n M 5s 1956 ser D....AA'
Gen 5a 1952 series E
JAJ
—
_
103%
102%
99
Tsxarkana W 1st 6s
88
'3
f
5%
/
I*
.
MAN
Third Avenue Ry (New York)—
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft '14 JAJ
AdJ inc g 5s Jan llroO opt—AAO
Third Ave 88 1st 5s g r37—JAJ
Sen Boulevard g 6s 1945..JAJ
Union Ry 1st 5s g 1942..FAA
Westchester El 1st 6s g '43 JAJ
1946..AAO
Tide Water Power 1st 5s *79-FAA
Yonkers Ry 1st 6s
Teho Electric Power (Japan)—
1st i f 7s 1966 ser A...MAS16
Traction A Term'l Oorp 5s '57JAJ
Treutuu g <&
g o* i949--Ma.
Trenton St Ry con g 6s'38. JAJ
General 6s. 1941..—.—JAD
Tren Pass Ry 1st ext 6s '01.AAO
Tri-Oltles Water 644* 1942.. JAD
6s
1933
100
100
123
104
106
104
108
106
5%
6s 1958——..—........MAS /
Debenture 7s 1948—
MAS /
Va EIm
&
Pow
Pow
,!!*
88
97%
97%
94%
95%
1st
1942..J&L
1st ft ref 5s 1960
ser
B
..
J&U *
1st ft ref 6s series O 1952-MftS
Ueb s f 0s 1940
Fft A
Washington Bait ft Ann El—
93%
90%
99%
85
1st M 5s Mar 1941 op.__M&- 1
5
Wash n (D O) G L 6s 1960—MftN
115%
Refunding 5s 1958
JAJ
105%
6s m 1936 ser B
.....AAO
103%
Guaranteed
80%
108
75"
73
117
25
1st sf 544s 1947
1st
1st M 5s 1955
1st lien A ref 6s
b Basis*
Flat price*
100
100
93
105
107
1935
/
/
Feb 15 '33-PA/* /
s f 6%s 1955
JAD
United Gas A Elec Oo
5%t* 1955 Her ft
jftr
tr s f
1948
JA 1'
6% notes 1937
MAN
Westmoreland Water 1st 6s.. 1952
veetpn*1^ Lotted El Pr vGerm
1st M
■ f 6s 1963
Jftj
Whatcom Oo RyALt 6s '35.MAN
wheeling (W Va) Electric Oo—
1st M 6s 1941 opt
MAN
White Line St Ry 6s
1935.
Wichita Water 6s 1949
MAS
1st M 5s 1956. ser B
m
5s 1960
ser
wUllamsport Water
1st
84
85
63
99%
103%
ro
5s
Aug 195?
FAA
O
MAN
104%
97%
102%
99%
99
99
50
100%
32%
32%
100
f
107%
99%
104
102%
105
ser
ft..MA
60%
99%
107
5s
1947
il2 f/i'L58 ,J^e 15 "57. JAD l f
104%
91
105%
1st M 444s 1961
...JAJ
Minn Light A Po*»'
1st A ref 6s 1944
105
106
105%
Gen A ref 7s
105%
106%
107%
Wisconsin
112
W.sconsiu
99
98%
100
99%
1st lien A ref 5s ser G 1961.
JAJ
1st Hen A ref 6s ser H 1962
103%
mmtmm
Wisconsin Pow. Light A Heairlst A ref 6s 1940
-JAL
102%
mmmm
lif"
106%
opt '19. MAN
1947....
J&j
1st A ref 8s 1944.
....MAN
Power A Light—
1st 1 A ref 6s 1956 ser E
Ma
1st ten A ref 5s 1958 ser F Jftf>
94%
100%
MAN
98
99
PubUc Service
Oorp-
lst 1A ref 6s 1952 ser
A.. .AAO
1st A ref 5%s 1968
hi
105%
105
106 %
106
1st Hen A ref 5%s ser O
'59MAS
53%
105
105%
vise
Puo
Service Oo—
Val
6e. 1942
El
jftj
L8158 19il M*N
105
106%
105
106"
103
104
105
W rrcester ft Ooun Eastern B»let aif g 4%s 1943..
mtge
...
65%
Wyoming Vail P 8 6s 1971..AftO
»
Adain River
)
.inkers
Pow ist As
41.Aa.
104
66%
57%
Jft.i
97
k 106
Ry—See Third Ave R*
York (Pa) Gas 1st 6s 1941. MftN k 103%
kork Haven WatftP 1st 5s
107
5lJ&b
York Rys 1st M g 6s '37
102%
opt. JAD
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
102%
89
M
104%
*
105%
Oo—
1st A ref 6s '42MAN
5%< 1942
Wolverine Power 7s 1943...". JAD
Nominal*
105"
_TZAAO
1st
^Ist
n
52"
99%
Wisconsin Michigan Power Oo-
52%
98
99%
106%
104%
105%
1960.FAA
97%
100
106
Wisconsin
60%
105"
.sn
105%
5
59%
101
104%
1st g 5a 1952 opt 1919
JAD
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Oo—
75
70
108
-Vi
48%
48%
101%
Winnipeg Eloc ref 6s '54—AAO / 59%
5a Jan 1 1935
98%
76
106
104
•
mmmm
103%
J
,
*;
-,y,
■mm
106%
Wise
103
.•'."■/'••K-'r».
47
47
7%
Mut UnOsext al
6%to'41.MAN
Western Utilities
Oorp—
55
73 44
69
10
k Last sale,
30%
74%
40
103%
98
,98
90
Electric Power Oo—""
1st M 6s 1954 ser A
FAa
Wisconsin Gas A Electric—
MAN
w w
101%
MAN
1960—.JAJ
wlacousm
*
FA
MS)?* 1953..——J®
6s
notes
!■* &
98
.
6%
Waahington Gas A El Oe—
80%
107
100
Tri-8sate
Telep A Tel eg—
544s 1942
MAN
1st M 5s 1942 ser B
MAN
Trey Oity Ry—See Un Tr (Alb>
Turner Falls Pow A El 5s A *52 JAD
23d
Street
tiy —Sea
N
\
Rye
Twin City Rapid Transit Oe—
1st lien A ref 644s 1952..JAD
St Paul Olty Ry—
Oable cnt 5s 1937—JAJ16
45
105
ser
dt>
AA
Virginia Public Service Oo—
1st A ref 5%s 1046 ser A—FAA
102
83
65
60
B '54. JAD
53
3%
104%
105%
1st 6s 1955
1st A ref mtge 5s
103
58%
24%
50
Vicksburg Bridge A Terminal—
50
•1055
102 j
106
50%
Vamraa Water Pow 5%s '57.AAO k 102
Vest en Elec Ry 7s 1947
/ 28%
107
MAN
P L A Telep—
1st 1 col) 6s 1948 ser A.
...FA *
1st lien 6s series B 1950—AAO
1st
26%
101J
102
90
120
JAI) /
103%
102
82
88
118
56
105 J
91
115%
48%
44%
78%
41
99%
1st 5s series B 1957
_MA8
We.8* Un JTeleg coll tr 6s 1931.Jft^
Fdg A R E M 444s g '60..MAN
644s Aug 1 1936.
FAA
26-year g 6s 1951
JAD
30-year 5s Mar 1 I960
MAh
—
34
99
/
77
.
99%
89%
89%
100
western
5
30
25
86
/
;;
estern
1st
80
101
78%
.FAA
Ooll tr
92
108
109%
95
Utilities 6s '46-Jft
Water Oo—
western Puolic Her vice
Oo—
W A ref 544* I960
FA
Western States Uttl 6s A '45.AAO
Western United
Oorp—
95
32
deb
2-yr 6%
65
104
Y
MAN
Western Pow (Can) 5s 1949..JAJ
a
118%
108
100
JA *
5%s 1950
Oonv
29
61
V
1st M 6s 1961
1st 6s series B
30
/
73
1st M
13%
28
Utilities Service 6s 1953 ctf dep.. /
Conv deb 644* ser A 1938.FAA
99
Tekye Elec Light Oo (Japan)—
1st g 6s 1953 series
JAD15
Toledo Edison 5e 1962.....MAN
Tel G B A H con 1st g 6s '3*
4AO
Utilities Power A Light Oorp—
Deb g 544s
1947.
JAI
Deb 5s 1959—
FAA
Utilities Public Service Oo—
Oonv
98
_
.-JAJ
JAI
1st 8s 1936.
JAJ
Utah Lt A IT 1st 6s 1944 A..AAi •
Utah Power A Light Oo—
_
JAD
FAA
'58—..FAA
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5s '48—MAN
Texa- Elec Ry 5s 1947
JAJ
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt—J&J
Texas Electric Service Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1960
-JAJ
Texas Gas Util. 6s 1946—...AAO
Texas-Louisiana Power Oo—
1st 6s 1946 series A
-JAJ
Texas Pow Oorp 6s 1966—-MAS
General 644* 1956——.MAS
Texas Pow A Lt 1st 6s 1937
J&D
6s 1947
N
78%
73%
73
'Plr.teb)—Sep PhD* o
United Wat G A E 5s 1941.-MAS
(Jncerelbe Power A Light Oe—
S f M 6s 1953
A&t
Utah Oas* Ooke 1st 6s 1936- J *
80
99%
g
N
109
Mass Cos—
4% notes 1939
106
77%
444s 2004-—
JAL
con M 5s g '30-JA.
g
Gen
1952
western
1
1
1st Hen 6s ser B 1953
MAN
United Traction iAlbany)—
_
M
105%
116%
Virginia Water 5s A *51 FAA
western
1C6%
v
AAi
AA<
United Telep(Del)6s A 1948 AAO
United Tel A Tel 644s A1963 MAN
42
Terre Haute Traction A
West
541
68
A estern
FA*
TA i
1st
63%
68
105
105
Albany Ry
101*
108%
100%
53%
120%
107
West Penn Tr 1st 5s 1900—JAI
West Texas Utilities Oo—
1st M 5s 1967 ser A
AAO
West Virginia Gas Oo—
1st s f 0%s*37 with war.JAD
west Va-Ohlo River Bridge—
40%
JAJ
nity * Sub Pub Serv 5s *34
70
7844
100%
-
1st M 5s 1963 series E_.__MAt>
1st M 6s 1950 series G
JAI
1st M 4s 1961 ser H
JAJ
United RaUways oi Havana - s
Eq 7%s Feb 16 1936 —FAA 16 / 11%
Uolted Rys of St Louis—
Gen g 4s July 1 1934
JAJ ♦/ 27
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
1953
MAN
Temeecal Water 1st 5s A '60 MAN
Tennessee Eastern Eiec Oo—
112"
.70
65
.
65
120
g
West Ohio Gas 6s A 1954
/ 56
West Kootenay Pow 5s Mar 1 '56104%
West PennRiec. deD6e
92%
2U8U. A&t'
West Penn Power—
1st M 5s 46 op '21 ser A.MAr
107%
4
107%
6%
6%
iiiiec—See 3d av K>
6s *60
JAI
West End St Ry—See Boston E)
West End Trae—See PhUa Oo
101%
110
v
107
105
Wayne United Gas 6%s '44.JAD /
Westchester Lt 1st
Oonv coll tr 6s A 1960
JAJ
Conv coll tr 5%s B I960... JAJ
106
»»ort u L&P—No N
v
vu*
aukesba Gas A Electric Oo—
1st 6s 1959.
.JAJ
-vesvctioMtor
D«h *
»975
MA*
United LtARyg'Me)6s A *52 AAO
.
77
97
1st Hen 5%s 1942
MAS It
Unit Elec Oo of N J 4s '49..JA1
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A. V
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B
United Elec Serv (Italy)—
Extl 1st a f 7s 1956 ser A..JAD
Without warrants
United Ilium Oo New Haven—
1st 4s Feb 1 1940
FA
United Light A Power Oo—
Deb g 6%s 1974
MAN
1st 1 A consol 544s 1959.-AA'
.
83
111%
W
Ble
0%» 1933 with warr
United Pub Util Oorp—
107
£
Taiwan El Pow s f 644s 1971-JAJ
Tampa (Ma) Gas 6448 '66—AAO
Telepnone Bond A Share Oo—
A
W
1st mtge 6s 1947 ser B
United Public Service Oo—
Ooll tr 6s 1942 ser A
100
1st M 5a 1956 ser B
N
RR -See
75
121
104%
Terre Haute W W Oorp—
1st M 6s 1949 ser A.
Bier
Union Pub Ser (Del) 6s '39..JAD
Union Pub8erv(Minn)5sA'58JAD
Union
Ry
See Third Ave K>
Union Trac—See Phila R T
Union Water Service Oo—
107
Debenture 7s 1962..—-—JAD
Deb g 6a 2022 ser
1st A ref 5s 1956
1()7%
105
JA.i
1964 serA
82
110%
...JAJ k 106%
...JAJ
1st mtge 4%s 1968
106
MAN
Waterloo Oed Falls A No Ry—
1 st M s f
5%
g 6s 1940 op '16 ..JA.' /
'WtinefttOP of dftpn«<t
/
5%
Water Service Cos 5s '42..MAS
83%
106
106%
United Power A Ligui vRausae
1st 6s series A 1944
JAJ
117
Taoonj-Palmyra Bridge—
1968
1st g 544b
-j—
94
90
Waterbury Gas Light Oo—
B-.FA
General 6s 1957—.....AAO
Gen 444s 1957
MAN
Un LtARys(Del)deb 5%s'52 FAA
116
Syracuse G«s g 6s A946-—--JAJ
Syracuse Lighting 6s g 1961 .JAD
1st A ref 544s 1954FAA
5s series B 1957..——-JAJ
1st con M g 5s
95%
105
Geni mtge 5s 1967 sar
108%
__
1st M 5" 1943 *
Ref s f 6s series A
f 7s 1945
110
*07 AAO
Super-Power Oo of ill—
104
1st 444s 1968
-MAt
1st M 444s 1970
MAS k 103%
1st M 6s 1961
-----JAD * 105%
103
Sweetwater Water 544« 52—AAO
6s
•
deb 6s 1973.
Suburban Lt A Pow 6s 1938. FAA
Deb 5s
94%
1st ref 5s 1939 op—
1st A gen 6s I960..
105%
U Hon
57"
41%
1st lien 6s 1948 ser B.....JAD
Standard Telephone Oo—■
s
85
^
55
Standard Public 8ervlce Oorp—
1st
82%
Onion Elec L A Pow of Illlnols-
37 with warr. MAN / 50
So'west Gas Util 6%s 1943.M&N f
16
56
Southwest Telep 6s B 1947-MAS
1st 6s series O 1947--..—JAD
55
Oonv deb ser A 1932-—-—JAD /
2
10?%
Bpg Br k Wat 1st ref 6s '65-AAo
Springfield (Mo) Gas A Elec Oo
103%
1st mtge 5s 1967 ser A---JAD
50
Springfield Terminal Ry 7s 1942.
Standard Gas A Elec sf Delaware
1st too 6 %s
1st lien 6s series A
81%
75%
MA816
87
Southwest Gas Oo—
MB
'
105%
Ask.
105 %
91
JAD
A At
Olty A Sub 5s g 1948
FAA
Washington A Suburban Cos—
OoU trust 544s 1941
MAS
Washington Water Power Oo—
106
A ref 5 %■
Bid.
Bonds
Wash Ry A El g 4s 1951
Anacost A Pot 5s 1949
Union El Lt A Pow Oo of St L
Gen 5s series A 1954-.-...JAD
56
85
Ask.
104%
1945 Ser A.MAP
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow de¬
ist M i f 744s 1955—-Mam
»«*%r • f 7s 1952—
FAA
Ujigawa Elec Power (Japan)•t i
vi
Southwestern Public Service Oo—
1st M s f Qa 1945 ser A—-JAJ
Southwestern States Telep Oo—
1st M 0s 1948
-.MAS
Southwest Gas Co (Okla)—
1st s f 6s 1954
MAN
Bid.
Bonds.
Twin States Gas A Electric—
1st A ref 5s Oct 1953----AAO
MM
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing
-
Utfl.
r.
Pai
Stocks.
Pa r.
(1n
BUcago Rys partlc ctfs series '
Series 2
100
96
Stocks.
P(ir
(
16 preferred,...—.
—(
$6 preferred
1B
Allegheny Traction—See Phlla C
5
Amer Cities Pow A Light Cl A.i
PUBLIC UTILITY STKS.
Power $7 pref
lhi
B
—-
34 i
105
fileo com
(1 )
$6 preferred
......(1 i
Amer Uai & Po* er com
Amer Qas A
$6 preferred —...........(t
SIS preferred——-—(t
Amer Service pref units
13*
j
-.(t
;
First 16 preferred.——(t
Preferred $6 series—......(t
American Teiep A Teleg...—101
Service common.
6% preferred..
21
Amur Wat
Elec
w an &
;
-
com..-it
i
$6 1st preferred
—(t
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref. (t
6% preferred..———
(t)
Arizona Edison com
—.(t
Arkansas {Natural Qas Corp... Class A non-vot—
,—(t
6%
10<
5%
Community Water Ser com—
7%
A—.......(1>
Original preferred
(t
preferred........———(T,
$5 preferred. ....—
(t,
$6 preferred----.—(t,
|64 Preferred------(1
i
Associated i
elpA Teleg
26
,
$7 first pref
.
10(J
Class A...
—(t)
Atlantic ( It; fileo. $6 pref
CtJ
Bait Transit Covtc—...—(')
Preferred v t c
.100
109
130
64
53
i
Oorp———.1
■
35
r
Brooklyn Union
Buffalo Niagara
—..(f)
99%
4%
Hydro-El Corp 6% 1st pf 100
Canada Nor Pow com ....—(t
Can
.......100
Marconi
1
Capital fransit vWash. D 0)100
Carolina Pow a Light $7 pref (t)
Preferred..
...
Canadian
$6 preferred
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Corp
Cent Hud Q A E com v t c
6% preferred
Central Illinois Light
(f)
pf 100
(f)
....100
6% pf—100
—100
7% preferred..
pref——(f)
7%pref.l00
Central Maine Pww 6% pref-.100
7% preferred.. -—
.100
Cent Ohio Lt A Pow 6% pf—(t)
Central Pow A Light 7 % pref.100
Cent Pub Serv Oorp cl A
.1
Cent A " w (jtll corn ——..1
Cent 111 Pub Serv $6
Cent Indiana Power
-
Preferred
Conv pref
51""
47%
52.
r
57 %
57%
r
44%
46
r
20
21
r
v
103
86
87
75%
80
■V
77
84
;14 %
—.—.(f)
(f)
15%
Elec Power Association ........1
Class A full x>aid ...—......1
Power A
E»e«
Ltgtit Corp..
106
44%
14 %
,
12%
64%
55%
5%
I
Y
1%
Eliz A Trenton RR com
50
50
100
14%
2%
190
Preferred
68
wiupire A Hay (Hate
63
Empire District Elec 6% pf_. 100
Empire Qas A Fuel Oo pr 8%. 100 fc
Preferred 7%
100 fc
35"
%
"1%
35
84% preferred
6% preferred.....
Empire Power Oorp partlc
$6
15%
$5
ickj
100
.100/c
«tk.(t>
(f)
preferred
oom......(-h
convertible preferred——(f)
Engineers Pub
%
Teleg
"5%
pref iwltn Warrants)..(t;
$6 preferred
.... ... .(f)
Essex A Hudson Gas
ion
8
98%
118
3*
3
European Elec class
Option warrants
J#
19%
Italian
Supen>ower
prM"".'|W
yemmon
'Debenture rights
Jamaica Water Supp74%
Jettmon Electric com...
22
15
42
P
m
H
81
10(5
72
Nominal,
r Canadian price.
120
104
7% preferred
Keystone Pub 8erv $2.80
Lndede
,
5%
Gas
t
46
20
iu0
Lincoln Telep &
Uoiit- Star
llw
12^
93%
com..100.
pref........I
ft)
lOl"
99
,
•
.
6% conv preferred... ——100
64% preferred
.—..100
84
964
Loulsv Gas A Elec com cl A—(t)
69
111
82
1
/
19
23
22%
Lowell Electric
20"
71%
%)
,80
4
567
Light—....25
25
Mackay Companies 4% pref—100
Maiden Electric Co......... 25
12
22
.
98
Maiden & Melrose Gas Lt
Ga» A
Ele<
t)o
.
.
25
39
Ry
100i
& Manhattan Elev guar7% guar 100
Modified 5%
42%
43
40
Marcon Int Marine Com muni—
Amerldep rets for ord sbs
190
..
5
i
"ill f
106
Lvnr>
36%
78$
76%
,109
Louisville Railway Co.——..100
Preferred
.100
21%
18%
16%
70
y
98*1
104
39
t
.
59
109
18 y';:y7
103 ;y'7
25
52 ;
59
25
25%
y;-i
1
£1 /c
87
Marconi Wire—See Can Marcon
S«
•
..........
•
42 ''7;C
{"•
60
Angeles GAB Oerp, 6%pf 100
Louisiana Power A Light $0 pf (t)
A........ 10
::By-
21
86
25
'<»rp
97
77
18%
preferred—...:::::::ioo
lust Pow 7% pref..l(M)|
Lawrence Gas A Elec Lt
23
,
"
yf,
:
;y48y;>:
95%
100
100
bight....
35
34
.
50
preif
Keystone Telephone—
$4 prelerence
uta J% pref
5% preferred...
7;
105%
74
ioo
...
58"
54
35
25
By—Bet Phlla R
53
Light....
25
18
Fall River Qas Works
35
16
Federal LightA Tr com
15
Preferred f 16)
v
l*\
76%
Fed St A Pleasant Val—SeePhllaOo
Ex dividend.
•
95
Elec Pow 7% pref...."l00
uos
Fall River Elec
x
*7
664
118
m
Kansas Gas A Elec 7% pref..100
a hp tuck tH till ties. 6% pref.. 100
48
Patrm't Pk A Hadd Pass
;
n
83
75
City Pub Serv 00m
(t)
7 % preferre
.7—1—(t)
faunas
.
T'^
56
20
16%
80
k»
San Franclsu*.
nsi
k
6% preferred
.——..100
6% prior preferred....
100
6% non-cum 2d preferred—100
Mass Power A Light associat n—
Common with warranto
2
80c
50c
Common without warranto....
10c
Preferred..—.—.—.....
214
60c
Maws
Utilities Associates vtc-.l
6% oon»
sale,
56^
7 28
:
>
65
Kansas City 1'ower A Light—
1st pref $6 series B
.
%
§3
26
'
cagntlng com.—.if)
7 % preferred
—..100
6% preferred
...
100
•
u«t
44
•
.
A (t)
Df""fiO i
"""'Pow * U 7 *pSf
&
y-y18,7'?
Warranto
*
54
26
(t)
u«uk uuauu
Horv
$6**
new.;
m
34
20
38
46
38"
y
l
preferred::::::::::::-
13.50
J3el)
107
9%
2%
---------1
11.75 preferred
y95
35"
Ji
.——(})
....
Lock hart Power Oo
.
11%
;
89
Lake sup
m
90
65
1%
1%
107
22%
100
1534
Ches A Poto Tele of Bait pref.100
Ohio City A Con com part ctfs.(t)
Pref partlc ctfs
....... (f)
Ctfs of deposit..........—
157
25
61'
96
117%
24%
3%
o
56
15
#
156%
1105
12%
63%
54%
4%
y
4%
7%
-
Kansas
23%
El Paso Electric (Jo
Preferred series A
Utilities A
,
Interstate Natural Gas.....
74"
.14
Eliz Consolidated Gas
34
5
71
15%
34
6% cum pref (without warr) -100
Central States Pow A L $7 pf it)
Cent Vermont Pub Ber |6 pf—(t)
12 y
4%
96
+
$7 preferred—.—
(f)
$6 preferred
...........(f)
2d pref series A
({)
Optional warrants..
...
54
3%
10
107"
105
105
(t)
......100
........(f)
$5 preferred-
1%
18%
il*
Electric Bond A Share
$6 preferred
106
:
(f
Conv stock
Edison Elec Ilium (Boston)..100
,.
Owl, 7%
2
B
(f)
$7 pref witboui warrants.._m
$6 preferred series B
...(•)
Eastern ttii Assoc com
(ti
2%
8%
M
101%
63%
Eastern States Oorp com
Electrical Securities, 6% pref.loo
95 4
Eleo Oorp—.1
7% preferred
4%
49"
(f)
....—....
Prior lien pref
Central utatet
100
100
100
6% pref B stock
5% adjustment stock
B
Class
si*
llx
lOO
Hydro-EJ Syst A
International
5
80
,23%
100
lirt)
...
series of 1027.100
6% preferred.. . — —100
Calif Water Ser* 6% W* f —100
Canadian Gen Elec 7% pfd
50
4%% prior preferred
Ky com
6% 1st pref stamped
m
Bsnt^rp Mass Ht
82
jnn
international Ry v I c"—
100
International Teiep A Teleg" (t)
111%
tm
27*
Eastern « J Pow 0% cum prefiuu
fl % % pf (t)
%
54 % pref £1
Calif-Oregon Pow 7% pref—100
113
111
111K
Fnst Shore Pub i«r»
74 % A ord—£1
B ord....
£1
95"
93
6% preferred..
(t)
110
Dayton Pow A Light 6% veet 100
4%
100
75
Derby Qas A Elec
pref—. it>
101
Detroit Edison
100
62
Duke Power
100
'Miqufwne Light—He* Phils Co—
East Coast Public Service ▼ t C— '.P
Eastern Qas A Fuel Assoc's—
Common
.............(f)
42
6% preferred
—.100
60
.
Amer deposit rets
6% preferred
2%
23%
63%
98
22
S5 first pre!—.—........(t>
Cable & Wireless, Ltd
Amer dep rec
%
2%
20
63
A East Power
41
56"
"""
75
74
100
'
97
49
"
^nv pref $3.50e5l2.-—60
Teleg (guar)
100
,
304
74
1 nn
Interboro R T vot trust ctfs
Internat
974
31
95
Utllltlee"6%p^fl00
Hum A Power Secur 1st oref
Internat Ocean
4fy
10
43"
94 %
;
$1.60 prior preferred—.——25
Amer dep rec
28
8
.......(f)
Qas....
i
145
42
104%
97%
ioi"
29
30
preferred..!..
6% preferred
Denver Tramway pref
24%
3%
.
3
25
Brooklyn Edison
100
bklyn Manhat
Transit—
$6 preferred series A———(f)
Transit oom_(t)
24%
~itLi
nref"
udlana Service Corn.—.
103%
105%
98%
(♦)
190
1024
96%
m
Indianap Pow A Lt 6 % % preflGO
Indianapolis Ry Oo v t c!—-.100
103
34
51
.
210
lib
Illinois Pow. A Lt. 6%
99
1%
49
Water Power....
in,
County Gas
ZZZZlto.
Illuminating Shares class A
98%
45
F^-See PhOaRT
6% 1st preferred^—
116"
75"
53
ugbt
$6
illnok(North
110
115
...100
tQet
334
y
68*"
42
,
Drefarred..7™:;::::::ioo
dujyukt
110
Dallas Power A Light 7% pref 100
7%
37%
07%
r
SI*
58%
82%
109
36
6%
m
30
33
1
Idaho Power 7% pref
187
7% prior preferred
62 %
Bridgeport Qas
40
Jontlnen Pass Ry—See Phlla R T
Cuban Telephone pref ......100
Cumberland Co(Me)P A Lt pf 100
1^2%
2
41
44
42
*
72
58
29%
Water.——2r
~
Hestonville M A
ludson
43
*
llo""
v
Eler Ry
lavermii
Continental Qas A Electric—
104
A E pref.. 100
16 preferred..
53
14
13
75
dc
Havana
3
H4%
118%
117
10C
34
105
Hamilton Gas common v • c~~ V tl
dartford Electric Light
dartford Gat com.
Preferred
———.
49
:•
186
8.6% preferred
$5 preferred
55
51%
48%
2%
Consumers Pr (Maine) pf 6%.100
130%
120%
67
118%
53"
y 54%
Cons Trac (Plttsb)—See Phlla Oo
Consumers Qm (Toronto)
100
"3%
3%
$3 conv preferred———..—(t)
Bsston Elevated RR cam.... 100
Brazilian Tr Lt A Pow ord
(t)
Bklyn A gunnns
-100
80
f
1(H
32
81
II
H
21
113
5% preferred series A
100
Oonsoliuavou cms (N Y) com_.(t)
$5 preferred
:.._ _..• (h
Cons Trac of N J—See P S Oorp
112
98
Bell Telep of Pa «4% pf
10<»
Beverly Qas & Elec.....——25
Birmingham Elec $7 pref——(t>
$6 preferred
.....(t)
Birmingham Qas $6 pref—— m
Light
—it)
Bridgeport Hydraulic Ce—....20
Brit Ool Pow Corp A
—. (t)
Class B
(7)
Brsad River Power 7% pref—100
Brockton Qas Light Co ▼ t c__ 26
k
14
'At
100
6% cum pref series D
5 % <? preferred series E
1
55
82
53
100
Cons Qas E f A P (Bait).—.. (t>
103
tfjt
13M
—100
Preferred
A
com
82
19
105
pref—100
100
Connecticut Ry A Lighting
10
Beauharnols Power, com——(t)
Bell Telephone (Canada).....100
Blue Ridge
28
$6"OorpT^~pref~:
®lec
Hwkensack
Preferred
Connecticut Power...........26
28
Warrants
Gen Telep Allied
58%
...—
Conn Lt A Pow 5%%
6 % % preferred
_
•% preferred.——————100
Baton Rouge Elec Co 16 pf—(t)
Blsckstone Val Qas
26%
26
i$6)pref(t)
Bangui Hydro Elec com
7% preferred-—
2%
1
26
$7 preferred—.—.....—(t)
S8 int bear allot ctfs.
—
Co Ltd $1.50 pf— (tj
Assoc Telep
8%.
14%
454
90%
50
Common
-
8%
44%
.
2
(f)
58
Green A Coatee—See Phlla RT
89%
■
56
-
loucester Elec Lt Co
215
Gold A Stock Telep (guar)—"ioi
Connecticut Elec Serv com-.."(t)
Conn Gas & Coke Sec pref......
2%
{
"
Concord Elec Co 6% pref
Common
•in
S4
ft
100
—J
preferred
preferred
102
30
40
,
55^
t
?{
98
20
$6 preferred
——(t)
Community Power A Light—
First preferred,6%-...lo(
Common class
:
3%
preferred
1*
Georgia Pcwcv |6 preferred""" (+
Qermantown Paae—See Phlla BT
85
J:,
63
13
72
;;
common"li
/
.
••;ynyr:
14
35
U) 7
preforred^
8
Commonwealth A Sou Oorp coml
Optional warrants
79%
70%
1%
67M
ioiH
l\H
83
20
.
(t
100
Oommonwealth-Edlson Co...101
2
preferred...
It
Elec com—. ]
»
84
Columbus Ry PAL 1st pf A 6%10l
Preferred ser B 6% %
_.I0(j
2%
78
Atsoclateo uaa A
10(
"4%
1%
5%
11)
Arkan A Ma Paw 7% pref
101
Arkansas Paw A Lt 97 pref.. (t
Pr el erred.
7%
100%
;
)
7% preferred
106%
y
43
Columbus Delaware A Marlon
94.
2
$8 preferred
Generai Pub Util
5% preferred
69%
5% conv preferred
,
82
4%
....
61%
6% preferred series A
10(
5% preferred
.—.....lOf
16%
80%
10o%
10 )
Coast Oo Qas A El 1st pref— .101)
Oolum Q A El Oorp (Del) com (t
4
lb%
,
2Q h t
ordinary stock
Qen Public Service
Oorp
U2
63%
.....10(3
6% preferred
Cleveland Railway
Certificates of deposit
50c
3%
Amer Utilities
-if ~mm
%
15
.
---
12
COQIpref ser*A——(
$6 Conv pref sw B
/J ) k
Gef l^lan for
Edison Elec Oorp—
Aooer she
18%
y':
.
45:f
( :i;;,
[] )
8%I*—
Preferred
1 Vi
; 53%
41%
»
pr«SZ£ar2(De" °°m A -<J
83
30
preferred.
10i ) k
Pass Ry—See Phil R T
Citizens Traction—See Phlla Co.
Uleve Elec Ilium common ....(t )
24
20c
:t "4%
.
.....
40
82
120
.( 0
if 0
U
2
7%
140
139%
k
.
60
it
^wk-^PhUaR
frankJm JTelegrapb (guar)
Gardner Elec Lt pref
.
Citiiens
34^ r: 35%
2? a .m
5
63?
A
)
\ '.jW ^
18
Cities Serv Pr A Lt $6 pf—..a
'
ower Oorp com
Amer Super
3%
13%
Ftchburg Gaa A EfecIJg'ht—*>0
i^loriaa Power A Lt 17 Dref
(■
P,
i7h1
1 f%
10 3 k
B.
Preferred BB
1%
:
'
—u
Preferred
2} *
1? •i 1
-
f F&&%*" 4 p°werPunltsV"{ir
8?s (
.
..
Ask. :
'
"Z( t;
L
i?** proforred......
P'Hferred
_
hi
-.i
-
80
4
v.
Telep—5 0
Cities Service com............. t
Preferred
10 0
106
,
6
American LIgiu a fraction....2
Amer Power A Light com
IT
"ifocln A Suburb Bell
98
91
95
u
Cine New A Gov Lt A Trac...10 0
.preferred
100
Jlncfnnatl Street Ry
—.5 0
4
34%
£
i
.
Cincinnati Qas Transp.—10
^
32^
28*
'
(1
—(1
$6 1st pre erred
0
sii
A
j
J, Prior preferred B
—.10
Cincinnati <ias A Electric pref l(i 0
115
i
('
—(1
Amer A Foreign Pow com
17 Preferred....
7
...
preferred A..—...100 ;
Prior
.
92
—1(
Warrants
10 0
Chicago Rapid Transit—
,
44h
4*8
>i
...
Series 4
58
42 i
4
of N J com
$7 second pref series
$6 cum pref
10 0
Bid1
par.
f)
'iii
i
...
^ *
98
.....
Series 3
64
66
1
Class B
Amer DiuTel
Preferred
72 *S
*
Stocks.
_
Jhic Dlst Elec Generat $6 pref
Alabama
Ask.
>
Bid
A$k.
partlc preferred
50
1%
27
;
214
"2"
274
■
f Without par value.
,
t Called for payment Sept. 30.
* Called Oct. 1 at 110.
'
OCT., 1935]
Pea
SlfrOGKIs
Memphis Natural Gas .......(t)
Memphis Pouer A Light 7 % pf(t)
Metropolitan Edison Oo—
$7 preferred series B..
(t)
$0 preferred series <J
(t)
Middle West Utilities..
it)
$6 cum pref without war—.(t)
Midland Utll 7% Drier Hen—100
9% prlo' lien
-—IOC
7 % preferred class A---—-IOC
8% preferred class A......IOC
Mllw. Elec. Ry. A Light—
8% pref. series 1921—100
Minnesota Pow A Lt 7% Pf-10U
96 cum preferred- ----- - - -100
Miss Power A Light 6% pref - . (t)
Mississippi Riv Pow 6% pref. 100
Missouri Pub Ser 7% pref—.100
Mohawk-Hudson Power lstprf(t)
Second preferred.
(T;
Monongahela L A P—See PhllaOo
Monongahela St Ry—See PbllaOc
M on on-West Penn P 8 7% pf-25
Montreal L H A Pow, Cons.(t)
Montreal Telegraph.—....-4o
Montreal Tramways, csm
10C
Mountain States Pewer. cem.(t;
7% Preferred—
-10C
Mountain States Tel A Tel...10c
Nassau A Suffolk 7% pref— 100
National Power A Light com—(L
9o preferred...
— -JtNebraska Power, 7% 1st pref. 100
Bid.
As*
3%
81%
84 >4
1
taw tucket
100
99
6
Peninsular
lis m
194
H
;
78
11*
46
45
104
Pennsylvania
$6 preferred..i——(t)
107
6
8
73 94
31
>
74%
3294
21%
22
r
r
93
2
15'"
127
19
129
44
42
994
7194
111
994
73 H
11294
47
28
6
45"
44
118
120
18*
ioM
3 94
394
;
17
108
96 prior pref
-—.(t)
New England Telep A Teleg—100
N Eug Wat LAP Asso 6% pf-100
New Haven Water—.—.—60
N J A Hud Bit By A Fer pref.IOC
New Jersey Pow A Lt 90Dref(fj
New Orleans Public Service—
4
17fc
111
68
73 94
99
75~"j
101
9594
33
88
II*
89*
96
97
45,
;
2294
N * Mutual Telegraph.....—26
N Y Power A Light Corp 96 pf It)
7% preferred--—— —100
New "York Railways Corp—97 non-cum preferred—(t)
Preferred stamped——
N Y & sjueena El L A r—
Common..
—(t)
194
110
103
6% preferred————100
NY Steam Co—
Common
—
—
1694
—(T)
prefanted——.100
Nerth Continent Utll com—..100
6% preierred--——
—100
7% preferred——
..100
Ner Indiana Pub Ser 6% DL-BW
7% preferred—
100
^referred————100
Northern IK' X Utll pref—.—-1UU
Nor States Power (Del) com—100
7% preferred...—
—..100
0% preferred....
——-10o
Northwest Electric 6% pref—10C
Preferred 7 %
....—10C
North West Utll 7% pref100
7% prior ilen.———100
Northwest Boll Telep 6Hs pt.100
Northwestern Teleg (guar)
60
Ohio Edison 96 pref—.—(t)
97 preferred.......—
.(T)
Ohio Power 6% pref
-.10c
Ohio Public Serv pref A (7%)-10«.
6% preferred
.———. 100
Oklahoma Gas A Elec 7% pf..lOC
Okla Nat Gas Oorp com
(t)
Preferred...
—100
96
11994
66
preferred (6%).......26
(614 %)—-26
First preferred
Pacific Lighting Corp com...ft)
Preferred (98)——........(t)
Pacific Pow A Lt 7% pref
100
Pacific Pub Service—
Common non-voting ......(t)
1st preferred
—-It)
(A*
19"
49
19)4
51
95%
%
2
22
212H
46*
42
52
T*
L
10
63
64
70
98M
62
68
97
14%
6994
14%
61
72
62
52
57*4
47
5
52
7
20
15
115
44
95 94
101%
109%
44 94
96 H
103M
110%
97
9194
93
mH
4
iV*
$13
ii
33%
1%
77
21 (,
19
26 H
„
M
IV*
26,
a*
103
33
14
18
87
30
40
93
35
45
5
8
8
40
45
11
8
M
A
20
12
IS*
63
58
58
63
63
47
58
42
394
Potomac Edison Co 6% pref.100
Potomac Elec Pow 6% pref.. 100
95
7%
97
10994
113
113%
794
1294
13%
99
85
2394
994
24%
101
104
40
140
121
40%
pref A.—.........50
Amer shares representing com.
Rhode Isl Pub Serv pref
—(t)
Class A....
(t)
41 %
103
7094
United Gas A
k Last sale.
39
39
68
68
60
53
93
85
v>
394
78-
10494
98
89
10J
1094
3
22
103
10694
x 10794
111
594
494
494
38*4
89
91
81
18
39
7H
794
5694
7494
559
74
1594
10694
98
1194
; 94
694
0% cum. 1st pref._...._..(t)
United Pub Util common..
(t)
6% preferred-....(f)
Utah Power A Light—
$7 preferred ...———(f)
Utica Gas A Electric 7% pref 100
$0 preferred...
—(t)
Utilities Power A Lt Ol A...
l
3594
9)
91
.
294
Non-vhting common——...(f)
Class B vtc——,
1
;
29
47
:
1494
2994
-
Ridge Avo Pass—8ee Phlla R T.
Riverside Traction———60
24
44
Preferred
50
Rochester G A E 7% pref B—100
103
10094
6% preferred series O .....100
10094
6% preferred series D
.100
Roch Telep $fl>4 pref— .....100
10894
Rockland Light A Power——10
9
st Louis County Water pref.100
104
St Louis Pub £erv—•
Common
(t)
7% Preferred........—...(f) k ~2
Sangamo Electric com.......(f)
20,
9894
Preferred........... .....100
San Joaquin Lt A Power-—
112
7% prior preferred
....100
6% prior preferred........100
10094
Savannah El A Pow 6% pref.100
62
Ssranton Electric $6 pref
112
(t)
.......
mmmm
10194
10194
io"
108
mm
20o
25
,1
11
7% cumul pref....
.—..100
Virginia Elec A Power
$6 preferred..
Virginia Pub Ser? 7% pref——1\.
6% preferred...... —.....100
Washington (D O) Gas..
—20
Wash ID O) Ry A El oem—100
Preferred .————.......100
Washington Wat Pow 0% pf—(t)
Western Massachusetts Cos
(t)
Western Power Oo $7 prof—100
80
74
60
400
105
89
,3494
101
4894
7494
cum
preferred .....—lot
6% cum prof—.......—.100
West Penn Power 7% pref...100
■
West Phlla Pass—See Phlla R T.
West Texas Utilities $0 pref.. (t)
Winnipeg Elec Oo
„(t)
Preferred
100
Wisconsin Power ALlght 6%pfl00
....
....
85„
7694
117
112
.0% preferred.—— .——...100
113
103
67
•
•
46,
1.10
294
4894
7% preferred—...........100
Nominal.
51
Wisconsin Pub Ser Oerp7%pf 100
694% preferred
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref.
100
67
66
—
r
Canadian price.
x
Ex-dividend.
i
10594
Western Union Telegraph....100
West Penn Elec Oo Class A— (t)
7%
a>
194
3ll
_
15
70
69
494
81S
}
11594
17
37
12
60
United HI Ce of New Haven.. (
United Lt A Pr com A—.—(
Common B—...
110
7994
Elec(Conn)pref 100
...
10194
11194
8094
Warrants.
United Gas A Impt vot......(
$5 cum pref (non-vot)......(
3 %
19 94
n
35
United Gas A El sf NJ5% pf.100
United Gas Corp com .......(1)
$7 pref series A
-—(f)
York (Pa)
f Without par value,
113
7% preferred.
100
Union Gas (Canada).—.
..(f)
Union Pass—See Phlla R T
Union 8t Ry (New Bedford)—100
Union Traction—See Phlla R T
99
44
9894
42
72
v
100
f3 cumulative preferred ....(t)
warranto.*....
116
190
.
3 94
19
18
98
———.»_
36
100
104
cum
394
894
.%
94
52
v
United Corp .....(t)
141
36
6%cumpref B
(t)
Rap Tran 8t Rr—See P 8 Corp.
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power—
,
^
0% preferred.............100
6% preferred
100
Trl-8tate Telep A Teleg—(t)
Preferred——.
......10
Twin City Rapid Transit—... (t)
7% preferred...—
100
Twin states Gas A Electrics
7% Prior lien.............100
111
Common.....—...... (t)
0% preferred
—.100
7% preferred.......
100
Public Service of Okla 7 % pref 100
6% preferred.....
.....100
Pub Serv El A G $5 pref—.—(t)
Puget 8d Pr A Lt $6 pref—(t)
$5 prior preferred.....
(f)
V
Third Aveuu** Ry (N V)..
100
13th A 15th St—See Phila R T
Tidewater Power 6% pref—(t)
Toledo-Edison pref A (7%)..100
124
Public Service Co of Nor 111.. 60
2%
10
:
preferred—--.-(t)
Union El L A Pow (111) 0% pref..
Un El L A Pow (Mo) 6% pf..l00
101
96
90
94
Preferred ———..(t»
Swiss American Elec pref——100
Syracuse Ltg 0% preferred., lou
094% praerred....—.....lOi
8% preferred.............100
Tampa Elec Co
—(t)
Tennessee El PoW 1st pi (7%) 100
7.2% 1st preferred——....100
1st preferred (0%).—..100
5% cum 1st preferred..
100
Texas Power A Light 7% pref.100
6%
36
x
17%
11*
23
f>
.........
34
(t)
43
85
.25
J0 cum prior pref——(f)
Standard Psw A Lt csm——(f)
Class B
....—(f)
Piedmont A Northern see"RR"
common
93
••■7
„
48*
Power
12494
Springf (Mass) St Ry Cos pf—100
Standard Gas A Elec csm—.(tj
17 cum prior pref......
(tj
[4 cum preferred
76
1%
($17H pd)-50
......
10394
16
17
3494
294
4
50
60
Free stock
3694
115
.
74 i
i
35%
43
Quebec
94
;
Preferred.................(f,
113
—50,
Queens Borough GasAE16%pfl00
Radio Oorp of Amer.
.—(t)
93
124*
Springfield Gas A Elec pref..—-t
Springfield (Man.) G L Oo vtc 25
West Phila Pass guar
...60
Phlla Traction—See Phlla R T.
7%
116*4
95
pref .....100
Ottawa Light Heat A Pow...IOC
First
734
ft
tk
A Bridge 4% cum
Preferred ................10C
Ottawa Traction ...........10C
Pacific A Atlantic Tel (gu)—26
Pacific Gas A Electric........26
97
120
69
794
.
Omaha & Council Bluffs Railway
19
84
82
97 preferred ser A
—(t)
96 dividend pref—
Y Telephone 694% pref—100
N Y Water Serv 6% pref.
100
Niagara A Hudson Pow
10
Option warrants A
Option warrants B—
North American Co com
(TJ
6% preferred.——
..—60
Nsrth Amer Edison 96 pref—(t)
Narth Amer Light A Pew ,.--1
96 preferred—
(t)
Net Amer Utility Seo—Oom.it;
Mar Boat Ltg Prap cam ......(t)
N
794
45
20
60
5H% preferred.—.—...100
Power Corp of Canada com., (t)
Providence Gas—.—
—(f)
Public Serv of Colo 7% pref—100
8% preferred—.—
100
6% preferred.100
Public Serv of Ind prior pf.—(t)
$6 preferred
t)
Public Serv. Oo. of N.H. $6 pl-(t)
Public Serv Oerp of N J.
(t)
8 % preferred..—.
.100
preferred—
100
preferred
100
$5 preferred
<t)
Consolidated Trac of N J—100
Rapid Transit St Ry Co.—100
Bo Jersey Gas A Elec Trac..100
18
88
.7% preferred..——.....100
Southern Nat Gas Corp...
(f)
Southern Union Gas com_....(t)
So Jer G El A Tr—See P 8 Corp.
Southwestern Bell Telep pref. 100
Southwestern Gas A El 7 % pf.100
Southwestern Lt A Pr com A- .(t)
115
.
Portland Gas A Coke, 7 va pi.. 100
Postal Teleg A Cable 7% pf_100
294
1k
6894
4394
7594
15
By ($2294 pd)50
Phlla A Darby Pass By.—60
Phil A Gray's Fy ($26 pd).„60
Philadelphia Traction
—50
Bidge Ave Pass ($28 pd)——60
Union Traction
S*
Southern New Eng Telep....100
114
preferred-—-—-——(+)
2d A 3d Sts By guar.
13th A 15th Sts Pass By.
Union Paso ($30 6-6 pd)
Preferred
.100
South A Atlan Teleg (guar)——25
Southern Indiana GAE 0%pf 100
.1294
25
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—50
7% preferred—.—.
...50
Citizens Passenger guar
50
Contlnen Pass By ($29 pd)—50
Fairm't Pk A Haddlng'n——50
Frandfd A Southwark Pasi.50
Germantown Passenger...—50
Green A Ooates Sts ($16 pd).60
Hestonvllle M A F com——50
—
Southern Col Pow com A— .26
10
Phila R T.
Philadelphia Elec Co com
(t)
..
11*
Sou Calif Gas Co 0% pref—.25
Southern Canada Power—.(t)
12
67
Phlla A Grays—See
Preferred
Phlla City Pass
4
28
:
„7% preferred series A......25
76
42%
% cum preferred———.61
$6 cum pref
(t)
Allegheny Traction..———60
Citizens Traction—.—60
Consolidated Tracpref— 50
Duquesne Light 6% 1st pf_100
Federal St A Pleasant Val—.25
Monongahela Lt A Pr......50
Monongahela St By—----50
Phlla A Darby—See PhilaJR, T.
$5
21%
2tM
■'
Phlla Elec Power 8% pref
26
9794
8794
73
105
594% preferred series O.—.26
6% preferred series B
25
3794
$5preferred ......———(t)
Pennsylvania Water A Pow—(f)
People's G L A O (Chic)100
Phila City Pass—flee PhUa R T.
Philadelphia Co com..—..... (t
5 preferred———.
1694
11*
,9194
South Calif Edison common...26
1594
9694
86%
52
94
62
104
_
31
57
r
14
59
103
Waterpref———10
Southeastern Gas A Water A—(f)
Southeastern Pr A Lt
Warrants.......,,
2
75*
——————
494
k
2nd A 3rd Sts By—See Phlla R T
Shawlnigan Water A Pewer
(tJ
Sioux City Gas A El 7% pf-.lOC
Sierra Pac Elec pref—
....100
Somerset Un A Middlesex Lt.lOC
6494
3894
1
Warrants!--——
Penna
114
7% preferred —,
— - —(t)
New Rochelle Water 7 % pf—100
37>S
80
82 94
72
—100
New Jfing Gas A a I Assn—96h preferred stamped
(tJ
New Eng Pow Assn com
(t>
6% preferred—
100
New England Power, Oo. pref 10c
New England Pub Serv coin—(t)
...
Sedaiia
99
&
—-(+)
$2.80 preferred——
Penna Gas A Elec Oorp $7 pref (t)
Heat A Power—..
,
(t)
96
1194
100
———
36
Water Service 6% pf
ft)
8econd Ave RB Corp (N Y)-.(t
13794
93
Penn Central Lt A Pow 86 pref(t)
Warrants B
46
120
6
135^
Bid
Pat
Scranton-Sprlng Brook
120
El.100
100
Telep Oe com
Preferred
Stocks,
115
Penn-Ohio Edison—
94
%
,
100
lOt
Newark Consolidated Gas
New Brunswick Light—
Gas pref—
Ask.
—100
---100
6% preferred——
Paterson A Passaic Gas A
103
Bid,
par
Stocks.
Pacific Telep A Teleg—
Nev&da-Oaiif Electric—
Preferred
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
are as near as
■
!7
85
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
Quotations for all securities
Railways Preferred-50
115
46
J Called Oct. 1 at $28.75 plus 15c dividend.
:w.
•j ;
all issues which do not appear
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.
"Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities" we include
headings, namely "Railroads" and "Public Utilities." In
Under the heading
under the previous two
NOTICE.—All bond prices are
Quotations for all
Bid.
Bonds.
104 %
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s 1942.M&8
Abltlbi Pow & Paper—
1st M fis 1953 sw A
J&D */ 29'
Certificates of deposit...... / 29*
Abrauaiii & rtcraus lno—
Deb ft Vis 1943 with warr—A&D t 101%
104
Acadia Sugar 6s 1940—----JAJ
98%
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s 48.M&J95%
CoU tr g 4s 1947
Corp
Addressograph-Multlgraph
105
105
100
96%
102%
& 1937—---By-Prod 6s 1955--J&J
Ala Cons Coal & Iron 5s 38 M&N
f
Alabama Mills 1st
43 A A&t
Alabama
Albany Perf Wrapping
lit M coll tr fir
6s assented w
Corp—
Alberta Pacific Drain 6a,
s
6s extended to
91
1
f
F&A
•
102%
J&D
Am Tobacco deb 4s
6s 1944
-
1951—F&A
Amer Type Fdrs deb g
.Deb gold 0s 1939
6s '37-M&N
——
M&N
Deb gold 0s 1940 ctfe
A&C
Amer wire Fabrics in /s'42MAP
Amer Writ Paper 1st 6o 1947 J&J
13
14
72%
101%
113%
98%
100"
100%
107
119%
51%
51%
8k*
90
26%
Anglo-Chilean Oons Nitrate—
D"h 7b 1946
...M&N f
17%
An till a Sugar Estates—
Income deb 6s 1951.—-J&J
10
1951..—J&J
10
—
93%
ou—Real estate ie>
103%
gold 4 Via 1939 opt..
J&>
k 104
Armstrong Cork deb 4s 1950-J&J
38
Arnold Print Wks 6Vi% '41.A&U
82
Asbestos Corp (Can* 5s *42--J&J
Associated Mtge Co 2-6% ..1953
Associated Rayon 5s 1950 ..J&D
Associated Simmons Hardw Co
f
43
6H% gold notes 1933
J&J
All Gulf & W Indies SS Lines—
43%
Coll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959
J&
10
Atlanta Laundries 0 Vis w w 1943
106%
Atlantic Refin deb 6s 1937—J&J
Atlas Plywood Oorp—
Oonv deb 5 Vis 1943
M&iv
§§**
83
Autocar Co. 1st 7s 1937
M&N
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
56%
6s with warrants 1938——
54%
Without warrants......
a
1st k *Vs 1940
...—M&N
Baragua Sugar Estates—
Non-cum Inc deb 6s *47— J&J
Batavian Petrol 4% s gu 1942 J&
Bates Valve Bag Corp—
Deb 6s x-warr 1942—F&A
103%
27
114%
89
Bayway Terminal—
m
J&J
6Vis 1940
Certificates of deposit..
Seattle Sugar 7 Vis
1943
J&D
16%
}!*
86
Bedford Pulp & Paper 6Vis 1942..
Beecn Oreet (
& O 6b *4—J&D
Beneficial Indus Loan Oorp—
Oonv deb 6s 1946
.M&S
Beneficial Loan Soc 6a B 1939 Q-J
92
I
112
6s profit share deb I960--Q-J
Berkey & Gay Furn 6s......1941
63
104%
105%
Oorp
J&D
Marble 8%s 1942—.—
Cedar Rapids M & P 5s
Celotex Co deb 6s 1936
*♦
1 This
52%
52%
54%
99%
81
106%
106%
104%
J&D
5s 1944
109
102
99
62%
100%
71
61%
92%
92%
92
87
87
#
/
87
68
89
/ 30%
/
/
92
75
111%
81
April 15 1930-A&O
J&D / 11
Paper Oorp 5%s 1961
/ 16%
6%% notes
„
Con»o1Mach Tool 7s 1942
Consol
Ooosnl Publishers
inc.—
7%sextfstmplO%pd)1939J&J
8s 1941. .J&l)
Oenaol Coal 4%s 1934 op|..M&N
14
1st & ref s f g 5s 1950 - —J&D
Certificates of deposit..
95"
25-yr M inc 5s 1960
J&J
112% Jousuiners (Ju 1st Oo 1940— .J&J
Container Oorp 1st 0s '40. J&D15
Deb 5s 1943 with warr
.J&D
107"*
lontlnental Roll & Steel Fdy—
65%
1st M oonv s f fts 1940....J&D
Copley Press 5%s 1943..-.F&A
Corporation 8ecur»tie <
5% serial notes to 193ft—M&S
Oosgreve Meeban Oeal Q%s .1945
Consol Textile 1st
5% notes
t Called Oct.
1040
1
92
9
42
F&A / 41
104%
J&J
102
1949..
103%
95
98
*f 14%
85
.
40
5%
5%
5
&
25
5%
67%
Empire Oil & Refg Oo—
_
A&O
1st % col tr 5%s 1942
27
8
68
57%
Ernesto Breda 7s 1954......F&A
European Mtge & Invest—
1st I 7 %s 1966 ser B
..F&A
1st I 7s 1907 ser O
M&S
Everlastlk, Inc 1st 7s 1937-M&N
100% Fabr.es Finishing Oorp—
1st m conv s t 6s 1939
J&J
83% Fairbanks Morse & Oo—
Sink fund deb 5s 1942
F&a
Famous Players Canada Oorp107
1st s f 6s 1948 ser A—A&«
106%
26-year deb 6%s 1948—-A&o
109% Fanners Mfg Co 7s 1943..—M&S
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s*63A&o
Fay (J A) & Egan 6s 1943
Federal-Hygienic Ice Refrig—
6s series B 1941
.■
63
100% Federal Sugar Rel 6s 1933—M&N
Flat s f den 7s 1940
J&
Finland
Residential Mtge Bani
s f 6s stamped
1961—...M&S
Firestone Cotton Mills fts *48M&r
Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif—
SI*
8 f 5s 1942
M&
94
First Bohemian Glass Works—
94
1st secured 7s 1957
J&J
89
Flour Mills of America inc—
88 V
Conv g «%% notes 1940.A*
88
Follansbee Bros fts 1947—...J&D
Foreign Power Secur Corp—
91
1st col tr conv 6s 1949 ser AJ&v
30%
Fox Film Oorp deb 6s 1930AA&«
Framerlcan Ind & Dev Oorp—
fk 42
71
f
11
103%
|
.
Deb
7%s
J&
1942.M&N1
J&J
111% Franklin Oo Coal 7s 1951
Fraser Oo 6s unstmp
6s stamped 1950
French Nat Mali SS
42
Jan 11950.
*2%
1%
60
k
05
99
k 103
104%
88% I
t
102%
f
f
!
89
88%
42%
>174
109%
35
6%
57
51
156
99
90
Gair (Robt) income notes 6s 1972
Gannett Oo deb 6s 43 ser A.F&A
105
28
103
♦'
Lines 6s '5.
Frick Reld Supply 6s 1943
J& r
103
95
25
fk 48%
.
1942
101
73
f
103%
44
1
70
103%
no
36
58%
53%
isr"
92
104 K
Gelsenklrchen Mining Oo—
48"
M&
6-yr 6% notes 1934
♦/ 52
General American Investors Inc—
Deb 5s 1952 ex warr
F& 1
General Amer Tank Oar Oorp—
76
88
100
55
101%
Equip 4%s 1942 ........F&A
Eq tr 4%s 1936-45
J&L
14
17
Gen Amer Transport*
System—
Eq tr 4%s 1936-'40 (yr)
M&H
General Bronse deb 0s 1940M&N
98
11
104
92%
General Cable Oorp—
36%
65
37%
103%
93%
1947 per A.J&j
(Germahy)Ta 45-J&J1.'
1st mtges f ft%«
37
36 V
Gen Elec
Deb 0%s 1940
Deb s f 6s 1948
66
39
104
94%
74%
Gen Steelwares 6s Nov 1
1
18
....
t Called Oct.
1952—
Theat Eq deb 6s 1940.A&O
Certificates of deposit..
*eu
Gen Vending 08
%
/
f 17
J&D
M&\
3en Rayon deb 6s 1948 w w J& I >
Stl Cast 1st 5%s '49 w w J&J
<
73%
100
P&a ft 103
Nominal.
1 at 100.
n
99
Eastern Mfg 7s ser A 1938—J&D /
Elec Ry^ Eq Sec Co—
>
'
k Last sale.
99%
100%
1942. J&D
i Eastern Dairies 6s May 1
109%
73%
Francisco Sug 7%*
Oommers-und Prlvat-Bk(Germ'y j
fCalled Oct. 1 at 102.
1st mtge sink fund 6s
68
104%
Driver Harris Co—
97
121%
part ctf) M& N / 40%
Commonwealth Subsidiary Oorp
102%
Deb g 5%s 1948 ser A
M&S
102
Oonley Tank Oar eq 5%s 1935-39
104
Connecticut Coke 5» 1W48
M&S
48
55% Connor Lumb & Land 6s '41 M&N
45
104% Consol Cement Corp 6%s '41M&S
72
Cum inc 6s 1950
F&A
Consolidated Laundries—
30
18
18
102%
108%
Empire Lumber 6s 1945
/
5 % % notes'37 (Am
91
Dunnacuua Paper—
1st s f 5%s 1948 ser A
Donner Steel 7§ 1942
..M&N / 84
7% notes w w 1930
—J&J
Oomm'l Invest Trust Corp—_
Oonv deb 5%s 1949
F&A
118
17
107
k 111V
4s 40—A&o
Coll trust ref 5s 1940
A&O
95
Chic Pneumatic Tool Os—
Deb s f 5%s 1942
A&«<
28
28
Chicago Stock Yards 5s 1961 A&O
Ohllds Oo deb 5s 1943
-A&< ►
52
Chile Copper Oo deb 5s 1947. J&J
18% Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940.-J&J
Smail series B
J&J
Clover Valley Lumber 6s to 1940Ooi'ateral Bankers. Inc—7s series A & B 1950
Q-F
7s series O 1959—......—Q-M
94%
7s ser es D 1956—........Q-J
6s series AA 1953---Q-F
103%
0s series A B 1948........Q-M
43"
6s series A O 1952-........Q-J
J&J
83% Colon Oil deb 6s l\i38
Ool Fuel & Iron s f 5s 1943..F&A
44
Oolo Indus 1st 5s A & B 1934 F&A
Oemmander-Larabee Osrp—
1st mtge 6s 1941
..J&J
44%
107"*
,
k 101%
f 10
Chic Jet coll tr ref g
45
84
105
9%
Equip trust 4%s Mar 1 '36-'37
Equip trust 4%s June 1 *37-'40
Elk tioru Coal Ihg6%s 193J.J&D
7% notes 1931
J&D
72
Oespedes Sugar 7%s Sept 1 '39...
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
4%s s f deb 1950
M&S
Ohateaugay Ore & Iron—
Guar gold 4s 1942.....
J&J
Chesapeake Oorp—
Conv col 15s 1947 ....-M&N1 *
Oonv col
32
Eastern Oar Co Ltd 6s 1952.J&J
Sug 7%s '37 M&8
..
price includes accrued interest.
Called Dec. 1 at 102%.
1953-J&J
6%s series A 1939
..J&D
Central Steel 1st Sb 1941-.M&N
Certain-teed Prod Oorp—
Deben • f 5%s 1948
M&S
Crane Co
ft Basis.
_
41
35
103
s
Eastern Cuba
67%
.
/ 35%
f 0s Oct 15'60 A&015
Farm Ln
102%
108%
100
96
Dedge Mfg 1st 7s 1942
J&J
Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 6s '42.M&N
Dominion Canners 1st 6s '40 A&O
Domln Coal 5s 1940
M&N
Dominion Tar & Onemlcal Oo—
Deb s f 6s 1949 ser A
J&J 2
08 series B 1949
J&J
Dominion Textile 4%s '55..M&S
41%
J&J
104
102%
(Berlin)—
Bank
Stamped (Mar '33 coup on) *35
103%
5s
8
52
48
/
0% notes (Am part ctfs)..M&S
22"
103
_
.98%
l%*
B '55..F&A
101%
114%
102
Deutuuhr
8
M
...
Deutsche Rentenbank—
41
__
100
104%
84"
% !?*
100
Paper—
(Japltal Administration
Deb 58 series A 1953
33%
55
82%
\&0
i
112%
102
103
56
78
39%
104%
1955
...
M&8
Canadian Vlckers 6s Aug 1 1947guar
Carthage
32
85
Ref. 6s May *45
1st M 6s 1949
Canadian Nat Steamships—
25-vt
99%
n*
mil
Internal
lanadlaii
71
Certificates of deposit
Amoskeaa Mfg 6s 1948.—-.J&J
l >»» of
itiif
Canadian Copper
28*
112%
75
.
Deep Rock Oil 7s 1937
M&S
Denver Un Stk Yds 5s 1946..J&J
Detroit Times serial 6s 1935.M&S
serial 6s 1936 to 1943
M&S
100
'43.F&A16
a 4&0
Canadian Canners Ltd 6s 1950—-
86
mtge 6s 1953
...J&D..
Certificates of deposit
f
82
F&A
97
F&A
M&S / 20
L deb 5s
1941
SS
—
—
De Bardeieben Coal Oorp—
30
.J&J
/
8%
Camaguey Sugar 7s ctfs 1942
/ 15
Canada Biscuit 6%s 1946—M&N
105%
Canada Bread 6s 1941
F&A
101%
Can Oement 1st 6%s 1947.M&N
lanada
103
5s 1945
80
M&N
98
6s 1944
102
By-Products (Joke Oorp—
106
6s 1943
61
1st
'60
Ridge In*
ls» M 5%s 1945 ser A
California Packing Oorp—
40
40
_
J&J
Amer Seating conv 6s 1930—J
Amer Service 6s A w w 1944.-J&J
Amer Smelt & Ref 5s 1947 —A&»
1st M 20-yr 4s ser
Term
71
30
101
Butler Brothers 5s 1936
5s
1945
Butterlck Pub 6%s 1936
_
10-yr conv deb 4 Vis 1945
M&S
Amer Sales Book 6s 1939—A&O
1st
91%
5
104
& Stone 7s 1942—A&O
American Meter 6s 1946. -.
J&J
Amer Radiator deb 4Vis '47 M&I^
American Rolling Mill—
Sinking fund deb 5s 1948—J&.i
Lime
Income 6% notes
M&S
103%
100%
Dairymens League—
6s series EE 1939
6s 1941...^......—.i.......
105"
59
Oons deb 5s 1940.
6s '48--J&D
5%% notes 1936
*
101%
106%
102%
/
Feb 1940---...
International Corp—
Armour
14
16
29%
29%
15-yr s f deb 3 %s 1950
F&A
Budd (E G) Mtg 6s 1938
F&A
turmelster & Wain tUopenhageii
'5-yr a f exti fts 1940
J&J /
Burns & Co 5%-3%s June,! '48—
tiusb Term 1st 4s i952
A&t < ♦/
Oons g 5s Jan 1955—
J&J /
Bush
101%
C«—
Oonv 5 Vis 1949
Am La France & Foamite—
Armour
46%
95%
Amer IG Ohem Oorp—
Oonv deb 6Vi« 1949 --—M&N
Am
45
30
Amer Dept Sts (Del) 6s '47-J&D
Amer let Co deb 5s 1953—J&D
Amer
1st ft%s 1950 ser
102%
102
,
5s'40.M*
k 101%
1944
J&D k 52%
Ondaby Pack a f fts 1940—J&iJ **103
8lnk fund deh g 5%s 1937 A&O f 102
lstM8f3%sser A 1955--M&S
97
Conv s f deb 4s 1950—M&S
100
15%
69
M&N
M&N
1946B
104%
106
„
Cuban Tobacco 5s
101%
15
,
On deh
VnHble
104%
1st & gen m ft"
Amer Uolortype 6s 1942
Amer Oyariamld rt«b 5* 1942.
Amer Dept Sts (Pa)
/
104
104
29-year sink fund 6s 1947. .J&D
Wdl&met Pap 0s '51.J&J
Crown Zellerbach Oorp—
Deb 6s 1940 with warr...M&S
104%
Paper—
—
lot 6%s
Brown (Jo
irown Cork & Sea! Oe. Inc—
68%
*/ 14%
48
M&N
Jrown
105
101
J&D
M&S
1939
6 %s
1st 6s 1950.
40
iu«ar
deb
Gen sf 7s 1950
13
■11*
New 3-6s 1943
American
Oonv
87"
A&O
f 7s 1937..
100%
_
British Amer Oil 5s 1945
96%
134
101%
I947-F&A
A&O
r«rui Oo
103%
132
100
104
Brown Shoe Co, Inc—
Algoma Steel 1st 5s 1902—.A«U
Allied Packers deb 0s 1939—J&J
1st M & coll tr 8s 1939
JAJ
Allied St's Corp deb 4Vis '50 A&O
AJlls-Obalmers Mfg (Je—
Deb gold 5s 1937--M&N
1st
103
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941
British Columbia Pulp &
11
- -
Amer Aggregates Corp—
Deb 6s *43 ser A with war.F&A
Without warrants..
Boston
51
1946 J&J
Alpine Montan Steel Corp—
1st ■ f 7s 1955
M&b
Aluminum Co debs 5s 1952.M&8
Alumli lum Ltd sf debt 5b '48 I* J
Amalg Laundries 6Vis 1936.M&S
Amalgamated Sugar Oo—
ftn
Q-Feb
%s ser D *60—J&J
Penn-Mary Steel 5s 1937--J&J
4%al936.
J&J
4%s 1941
J&J
Boston Sand & Gravel 7s 1934
Bridgeport Brass—
95
:
A&<>
1948
w 1948
,
uioutiy
Oons M s f 4
Botany Consul Mill* 6
34 A&<
Certificates of deposit..
3a-3%a-4s 1936-1938
A&O 102%
4Vis April 1 1939
---5s-5%s 1940-1942
A&O 102%
102%
5Vis April 1 1943-1945-———
/ 72
Advance Bag & Paper 6s '52.J&D
48
Aeolian Co
Purou
Parch money 6s 1998
30%
30%
'ruwiey. Mliner & oo—
Deb s f 5%s 1937
113 %
113
60%
58%
Credit Service 6s 1948-......—.
.M&N
J&J
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
1st lien & ref 5s 1942
INDUSTRIAL AND
■I80ILLANEOUS BONDS
closing day of the month
Bonds.
Ask.
bonds.
preceding the date of Issue.
marked "f" and Income and defaulted
"and Interest" except where
securities are as near as possible for the
1937..—-F&A
Certificates of deposit
Georgia Marble 1st 6s 1950.M&N
German Atlantic Cable 7s 1945 -I/
1 at 102%.
* Negotiability
impaired by maturity.
INDUSTRIAL
OCT., 1935]
MISCELLANEOUS
&
87
BOND'
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest
except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bond
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of tne month preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Bonds.
German Bldg A LandBk 64s
Gillette Safety Razor—
1948 f
32
1044
74
Globe Wernicke 6s Oct 1 1944——
*/fc834
Godchaux Sug 1st s f 6s 47 M&N
994
Good Hope St & lr Wka (Germ*
8 f g 7s Oct 16 1946—-A&Olfi /
334
1074
Goodrich (B P) 1st 64s 1947-J&J
Deb g 6s 1946
994
_.J&D
Goodyear Tire A Rubber—
1044
1st mtge coll tr 5s 1957--MAN
96
Gotham Silk Has deb 6s '36 J&D
Gould
'nupler 1st' 6s 1940*/ 29
70
Gould Manufacturing 6s '42.A&0
92
Graniteville Mfg 7s 1942-.-J&D
92
Graton A Knight 1st 54« 47MAS
Gioat Lakes Paper Go Ltd—
i«t « f 6s 1960 ser 4
ma
/ 404
Grigsby-Grunow conv 6s *36 MAS / 35
/ 324
Grocery St's Prod deb 6o '44-MAS
Gulf Oil Corp of Penn—
'35---£&*
35 :
72
724
'*'
f'
hv
«v
%'»•
34 A*<
A
'I 0*S
1004
984
Long Bell Lumb 6s
1014
101
85
Hygrade Food
86
35
*f 31
134
•
'•»««*•/*•
214
103
103
t-,
m
102"
106
974
6s 1952.-MAN
Inland Steel 1st 4 4s 1978—AAO
1st m s f 44* 1981 ser B—FAA
Inter lake Iron Oorp—
1st m 5s 1951 ser B
MAN
Internat Agricultural Oorp—
1st A con tr s f gold 5s 1932
stamped ext to 1942—MAN
ind Limestone >nc
1948.——MAN
International Match Oorp—
Deb sf 5s 1947.
—MAN
deb
5s
14
.
Certificates of
-
deposit.
Oonv deb 5s 1941
JAJ16
Certificates of deposit....
Internat Mercantile Marine—
1st M coll trnst 6s 1941..AAO
International Paper—
1st A ref • r 5s 1947 ser A—JAJ
1st A ref s f 5s ser B 1947. JAJ
Bef mtge tfs 1955 ser A—MAS
internat Power A Paperlet M 5s 1968
JAJ
Internal Salt g fie 1951 ep—AAO
JAD k
15
224
Bid prices,
98
/
10
/
964
984
19
Paramount-Bway—See R1 Estate
Paramount Pictures 6s 1955. J&J
Park & Tilford s f 6s 1930—J&D
Parker-Young 1st 64s s f'44 Fd
P&rmelee Transportation Co—
32
32
*/ 404
f 404
8 f
deb 6s 1944
conv
A An
964
101
24
33
Paterson Parch Pap 6s 1938 J&D
Peabody Ooal Oo (Oonsoi Ooi -
36
1014
102
.77
784
904
82
54% notes 1936
Penna Tank Line eq 5s
1004
1024
F&A k
conv
87
1034
——
1st
Man
warr
7s 1939.M&S
7s 1939
M&S
conv
non-conv
Metropolitan
Wat Hew A
Mldvale Steel & Ordnance—
^onv a f fig 1936
M&S
Miller A Hart Inc deb 6s '43.J&J
80
Monroe Ooal Mining 6* 1947....
Wiuer A Lux inc 1st al <w"4o
7% gold notes 1936
AAC
(.Socleta
Geu
Ind
ItalvMeh 7s'37 iaj
Montreal Ooke A M 54s 1947...
vu>rfta % Co
Morris Plan
ist
sec
Mkge-Boud Co
t
<t
«
6s
x-w
**
«er
ife j
o
<
1947 M&S
2
oo
6s series 4 1933—......M&N
54s series 16 1940
...M&N
1004
N auiui
iA
Lj A Sou—See
Mfrc
1
NTat
93
1074
71
Dalrv
Prod
10t«
FA*
National Distillers Products—
10-yr deb 44s May 1 '45.M&N
42
37
Certificates of deposit
40
106
894
1st coll mtge s f 4s June 1 1965.
Nat Union Mtge 2-6s ser A 1954—
New Engl Laundry 6s 1936
100"
New Niquero Sugar 7s 1937
1144
N
1034
'V
1
J
Serial
Co—ist
g 4s 01 -FAA
5% notes 1938.....A&c
N Y Evening Journal—
1st m A coll tr 64* 1935—J&D
1st
m
1st
m
A coll tr 04s 1936—J&D
& coll tr 64a 1937— J&D
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
584
39
Phillips Petroleum Go—
w
I
994
984
994
29
30
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949.F&A k 1064
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt Oorp—
Deb s f g 54s 1947——JAD
964
PUlsbury Flour Mills 0s 1943 AAO
Pitts Steel
884
s
f 6s 1948
F&A
'Mttanurgh-Weatmoreland
1014
52
1014
53
92
94
73
76
154
154
1.54
164
164
164
5
Ry.
774
684
1014
1034
61^
96
1034
81
60
1st
•
624
Potrero
Sugar 7s 1947—M&N1e
7s stamped 1947.
M&N
Pressed Steel Oar 5s 1933—JA'
Oonv dob 5s 1943—......J&J
Price Rro* a Co 1st 0s '43 a.fa*
Certificates of deposit........
Protestant Church of Germany—
7s 1940.—.............AAO
1774
Go.
38
1004
1004
15
50"
98
102
54
fk 68
k
53
*/
/
/
f
444
40
83
83
524
254
1014
284
/
86"
86
15-yr
s
f 44s w
w
1950—.J&J
Bakeries fis 194k..... JAJ
964
994
97
994
Quaker City Gold Storagelet 6s • f 1951
Oonv deb oka 1941
MAN /
MAN /
284
14
30
Part paid ctfs (for 6% deb and
common stock) 65%
paid
/ 1154
Debenture gold 6s 1941— JAD
73"
*/ 70
Railway Express Agency Inc—
Serial 5a '30 '38 (s-a)
MAS a 1004 to 109
Series 5s *39-*49 (s-a)—M&« a 109
to 114
Ramapo Ajax Oorp 64s '42 MAS
Reliable Stores Oorp 6s '37 AAO
Reliance Mgt Oorpfie 1954—faa
Deb 6 4s 1947 with warr.MAN
Without warrants
tt*
97
96
101
101
894
93"
Remington Rand, Inc—
994
104
•
..
1034
32'"
...v
97
Radlo-Keltb-Orpheom Oorp—
1024
1034
40
'
on Oo—
Purity
12
85
95
MAN
Pocahontas Oonsoi Collieries—
1st gold 5a 1957 op
JAJ
994
Pocahontas Oorp 6s 1943—
984
Poor A Oo 0s 1939
AAO k 1044
'ort Arthur Oanal A Dock—See
RR.
Porto Rlcan Amer Tobacco—
Oonv 6s 1942
J&J
524
vure
24""
Ooal
f g 5s 1947 opt
Prov Paper Ltd 54s 1947—MAN
60
.....
5s 1946
-—.—I.
National Steel Corn—
103"
384
107
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s 1942
f 19
Pirelli Oo of Italy con 7s '52M&N
58
Mttab Brewing 6s Feb 4 '49—JAJ
107
Pittsburgh^ Coal Oo—
National Fire Proof lug Oo—
Deb s f 54s 1947
mas
Nat Food Product* 6s'*<
M&N
Nat Indust Bankers 6s 1959
Nat Radiator 64s 1947
F&A
A&O
BB '35-40
Pnlla A Read C A i fie 1V/O..JA.
Oonv deb 6s 1949
-MAS
964
Nassau (Ger) Landbank 64* 1938
/ 35
Nast (Oonde) 648 Dec 15 1937—
93
Sat Acme Oo 1st 6a 1942— JAD
102
60
f 6s 1941 ser A_M&S16
s
964
974
994
/ 10
fk 44
J&D
1754
Murray Body 64s 1942
m
96
Munson Steaoiuhiu LineSecured 6s 193/.
J*
Drb 6 4* 1937 with w%rr.A&O
99
1st
Sink fund deb 54s 1939.. J&i
11014
Pickering Lumber 6s A '46—M&N
Pierce Butler & Pierce 64s 42
f
9
vloutecatlni
Vflnerarla
1024
1°2
oraiu
594
994
994
deb 54s 1950-MAN k 1014
Merchaute R«frts As 1937
Met Chain Prop—see "Real Esta
f This price includes accrued interest.
z Called Nov. 1 at 1004.
254
254
Certificates of deposit..
Panhandle Corp—
2-yr 6% notes Mar 15 '34 M&81
1064
793
Kendall Oo deb A—
a
Extl deb 6s 1953
M&S 16
Extl deb 54s 1958
M&N
77
Osgood Oo deb g 6s 1938
J&P fk 38
Oswego Falls Oorp 6a 1941. J&J
88
Otfs Steel 1st 6s 1941 ser A.M&S
100
Oxford Miami Paper 6s 1947.f&A
85
894
574
—
t Called Dec. 1 at 101.
5
1054
5-yr6% notes 1931
MAS
Monon Co&l—Ser Ohio ind A L
i
10
1st M s f 0a 1952
.J&J
Penn Greyhound Lines. Inc—
80
100 ITf<
194
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Oorp—
793
54s with warranto 1948—MAS
1034
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
8 f 64« 1936
..J&D / 31
Kookee Cons Ooke 5s 1959..JAJ
82
84
Old Ben Ooal 1st 6s 1944_..F&A
Inc deb 74s Aug 1 1953
85
62
89
5
9
1004
70
60
Kelly 8prtngfleld Tire 6s '42.AAO / 79
6s stamped 1942
/ 79
Kelsey Hayes Wh'I 1st 6s '48 J&J
984
►
15-yr conv deb 6s 1948
J&J
1124
f
25
O'Gara Ooal 5s *55 op aft'08 M&S
Ohio Fin deb 64s ww 1944.M&N
Okonite Co 6s stmp 1942.._J&D
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Oorp
Minnesota A Ontario Paper Oo—
1st 6s series A 1945..
.AAO
1st 6s series B 1948—......JAJ
1st 6a series O 1950
M&N
324
98
Nova 8cot!a 8 A O 5s 1959—J&«
6s perpetual stock.. 11" 11 J&J
Pan Amer Petrol Oo (of Oalif)—
1st conv s f 6s 1940.... J&Dlfi
254
A&<
Middle States Petrol 64e 1945.
99
984
.h
AAO
Mengel Co 1st
1044
244
324
30
103
1014
1st ■ f 5s 1953 ser A
M&N
Penn Mary Steel—See Beth Steel
20-yr
AarstaUt
6s stamped (par $925) 1943
6s with warr (par $925) 1943.. /
Kaufman Dept ht-orea >4mc uoru
Ooltr 54% notes 1936...FAA
Kettb (B F
«'orp 6s 1940 .M&t*
25
Northwestern Barb Wire Co—
1st mtge s f 54s w w 1945.F&A
Norwegian Hy-Klec Nitron CorpRef A Imp 64s '57 ser A MAN
75
86
f 6s 1947
Mead (The )Oorp—
1st M 6s 1945 with
38
994
J&D
34
35
103
iRudolphj Inc—
1st 6e 1943 With Am she MAN
Otfs of dep w w stpd 1943
101
1184
864
25
/
/
45
umber—
734
s
224
224
224
1064
Equip trust 6s June 1 *37-*38—
Equip trust 5s Aug 15 '37-'40.
Northern Redwood
85
784
434
i
32
mtge
224
224
224
224
Jonrnal
Commerce 64* 1917
Kalamazoo Veg Parchm 6s 1938
M&N
M&N
Kefrlgeratnr
'-
Pao Coast Cement 6s A 1942. J&D
76
Pacific Coast Oo 5s 1946
J&D
38
Palmer Oorp of La 1st bsl948JAD k 103
*/214
Proof of claim filed by owner— /
McKesson A Bobbins inc—
105
109
laetta-Fraschlni 7s 1942—
Without warrants—
Western
132
Marion steam alio vol—
Board a f 54s 1950—
A&O
Vtlag Mill Macb'y 1st 7s 1956
Jefferson A Clearfield Ooal A Irou
Indiana Oo 1st s f fit 1950.JAJ
Jones A Laughlin 8t fit '89.MAN
85
924
,
Invjetinent Oo of \tner—
Deb g 5s 1947 with warr—AAO
Without warrants
40
244
244
244
McOrory Stores 54s '41.J&D 15
754
984
1074
.78
92
1943
McOoru Kan at Alig1*
Dab 6s 1943 with wa<r
754
98
85
V 23
McCallum Hosiery 64s '41-A&O
McOampbell & Oo—
64% notes 1937
J&D
McOoll Fron'nac Oil 6s 1949 A&O
45
1054
1044
International Securities Oorp—
Deb g fie 1947
JAD k 844
Inserstate Iron A 8teel Oo—
1st • f 54* series A 1946—MAN
1004
1st M sf 6 4® 1946 ser B.Man
1004
Intertyps Oorp deb 54s *42.JAD
deposit
Vfassev-Harris Co fis 1947
39
^
30
105
f
*i..A&*
van
82
It"
ist
1054
1044
104
35
1334
12.04
60
56
21
Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1V42A&L
Oriental Devel Oo Ltd—
96
5%
5%
5.75
M&S
Maple Leaf Milling 54s 1949J&D
42
International Cement—
Oonv
1044
—
sur
Mansfield Min & Smelting—
7s w w 1941
M&N
7s without warrants 1941 .M&N
Mtrs Tt Oo ctfs of parsu in a
Namm A Ann 6s
51
13
20
214
Stpd Oct 1931 coupon.... */ 214
Stamped modified coup on
*/ 214
Certificates of deposit-.
/ 214
Manhattan Refrlg 54s 1941 J&J
964
43
50
95
Ice Service 1st 64s 1935
JAD
60
1st 64s 1939
J&D
102
Ideal Cement Oo deb 5s '43-JaJ
Illinois Steel deb 4 4« 1940—AAC
1084
Ilseder Steel mtge 6s 1948—F&A /
334
103
Independent Brewing 8s '6" 1%J
68
Indiana Ice A Fuel 64s A 1947--
A&O f
.
Products Oorp.
1st A ref 6s Jan '49 A—AAO k
k
1949 series B
JA
0*
1034
1314
A '42.J&J
234
6s series B 1943.........A&O
234
6s series O 1946
F&A / 234
Lorillard P) Oog 7s 1944..aaO
1294
So. 1951
F&A
1174
Lukens Steel 5s extend 1955 M&N
854
Manatl *ugai im '
Certificates of
1936-—-AAO
1014
Ho *aua-Auier Line 6s
47-maav /
12
Ho Ungshead (RMl Co 7s'38
/ 194
Holly Sugar 6s 1943
AAO 102
102
Hood Rubber 7s 1936
J&c
Conv <4% g notes 1930A%O1 * k 100
Hooker Electrochem 6s 1953 J&D
1014
104
7s series A 1947—
JAJ
Houston Oil Oo of Texas—
974
10-yr sec s f 54s 1940—MAN
Fuds*«» Ooal 1st 6s '969
An
424
Hud Rlv Day Line 6s *39- MAS /
37
Hud Riv Nav 1st 64s 1951 MAN /
4
Hungarian Disc A Exch Bank—
86-yr s f 7s 1963—-—-JAJ f 37
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 74s 1963—AAO / 42
i
38
Logan County Ooal 7s 1942.M&N
—AAO f
7% notes 1934
634
A&O
5.75
M&S
20-yr s f 6s 1947
New 6-4% 1947
_
95
35
Little iA E) Oo 7s 1942
Lonw's Inc deb 6a 1941
m
Car—
auitf
N«rtr«
684
674
80
80
Income 64s 1953
,
934
174
82
....
Nor Amer Refract 64s 1944. J&J
North German Lloyd—
60
FAA
FA*
80
JAD
'
1064
64s 1943
254
69
81
79
..—
f 7s 1936
Cement Corp—
Deb 6 4« A with warr '40 ™
108
974
106
1024
LUg«tt & Myers g 7s 1944..AAO
Gold bonds 5s 1951
F&A
'
100
1938MAN
Hightstown Rug 6 4»W w 1944—
Nortn
95
71
f 6a 1942
*uittr
s
Equip trust 44s Nov 25 '37-43
Equip trust 54s Sept 1 '37-44.
354
11*
70
s
6s stamped 1946
Nor»n
1054
974
1st M
1054
954
6s 1937
Sec 6% gold notes 1938—J&J
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 1953 .M&N
LibDy McNeil & Libby—
144
99
Debenture
107
104
104
1st A ref 5s 1974
954
_
'st A ref 5s 1964
34
95
91"*:
New York Trap Rock Oorp—
1st M s f 6a 194H
jAD
Lenigh Valley Ooal—
42
100
Hickok Oil Corp deb 6s
Holland Furnace 6s
Lawrence Portland Cement CoDeb g54» 1942
A4(
Lenigh Ooal A Nav fund 4s '48 JAJ
Cons s f g 44s 1964
JAJ
Cons s f 44* 1954 ser O. .JAJ
91
7
88
79
1004
1st A ref 6s 1944
FAA
1st A ref 5s 1954—....... FAA
92
45
—-J&D
warrants
1044
—
Hersney Creamery 04« 1937—_
With
2
_
38
MAN
1034
1044
JAD
Kresge Foundation—
105
10-yr coll tr 4s 1945
J&J
35
Kreuger & Toll class ▲ ctfs of
dep for secured 5s 1959.. M&S f
95"" Kroenler Mfg deb 54s to '38 J&J
loo"
Lackawanna Steel 5s 1950—WAr
94
1064
Lake St John Po & Pr 64s 1942
244
68
414
64s Feb 1 1947
Lake Superior Corporation—
37
1st A coll tr gold 6a 1944-.JAD /
334
Lane Bryant lno—
o f deb 6s 1940 with warr. MAN
914
Langendorf Un Bak—
1st 64s 1941
102
—M&S
1014 Lautaro Nitrate Oo—
ist conv 6s 1964 with war..J&J /
164
103
MAS
Hearst Publications 64»'35-M&N
1004
JAJ
Ask
N Y L E A W D A I 1st 6s
13
Extended at 6% to 1943.. -J&J
N Y Shlpbldg 1st 5s Nov 1 '40..
59
32
_
JAD
Bid
N Y A N J Ferry—5b '46—JAJ
NYL5AWOA KB—
1st 6s ext 54% 1942....MAN
104"
294
1044
964
13
Bonds.
N Y & Foreign Investing
Oorp—
Deb 54s 1948 with warr_J&D
N Y A Hob Fy 5s May *46--JAD
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1946 .MAN
103 4
54
1st mtge part ctfs
Hamburg-American Line—
88
Eq trust 6 4« 1935 to 1940.JAD
1014
Hamilton By-Prod 7s Feb 11943Hansa Steamship Lines
»r
384
6s 1939 with warr..A&O /
/ 20
April 1936 coupon on
Harpen Mining Oorp—
6s 1938-——
Ask.
62
1034
J&J
-
.........
100
714
714
6s with war for Am shs.-JA.l
Hartford Times 6s 1943
FA A
Hawley Pulp A Paper Oo—
1st 6s s f 1946
--.-J&J
Haytian Oorp income 8a 1938—
Hearst Magazines—
;
6s
1936
JJ&S
1st 6s 1941
Ksppers Gas A Ooke Oo—
Jeb s f 5s 19478 f deb 54s 1950
Krwge '8 8) 1st ffs 1945
108
„
1st A coll 54s 1947----M&N
1st A coil 6s stmp 1947—MAN
1034
Kingsport Press 64* 1939..
Kinney (Git; Oo I
itfdQ-JAD
Ktrby Lumbar 6s 1938...J&JM6
K'holyt Oorp 6 4s 1943
MAS
Kokomo Steel & Wire—
101""
sinking fund deb 6s 1947—r&A k 106
Golf States Paper Oorp—
100
1st s f 6 Ks 1943 with war. J&D
Gulf States Steel deb 54s'42 J&D
1014
Hsll (P W> Printing Oo—
614s 1947
JAJ
1st mtge 5s 1943 ser A
.
1940———AAO 11014
65-M&8
924
103
Gl'ddenOo 54% notes *89 J&D
Debentures 6s
%
Bid.
Kimberly-Olark Oorp—
Glen Alden Ooal M s f4s
Gobel -Ad'f) 64
Bonds.
Ask.
294
33"
104
1044
1044
.;V, .«*!«»«o m'
1044
35"
49.
70
724
614
514
994
1004
100
101
1014
102
* Negotiability impaired by maturity,
f Called Oct. 1 at 102.
v;
-,
•
88
■■
Bid
Bonds.
106 M
Republic Iron & St'l 61 1940 A&O
Ref & gen 5M« '63 ser A..J&J
Republic Motor Truck Oo. Inc—
Deb
1937
6M>
with
70
1st Inc ft* Julv
42
vjeu
31
31
47
66"
8(uU
Snaar
32
St
/uouis G»l
105
102
103 M
A Coke Corp—
1st M sf 6s 1947--.
St L Rky Mi A P 5t *65
*/ 11M
--
—
Santee Timber 6s
1941--...-—.
103 M
69
85
33
30M
33
15
49-
34M
Tri-Conc
Saxon Pub Wk» (Germany)—
■
F&a /
M&N d
6% notes 1947.
J&J fk
Sayre & Fisher Brick 6s 1947 J&J /
Schulco Oo ftMs I94tt
J&J /
Stamped (July 1933 coup on)
V Guar tt f 0%s 1940 ser B. A&O
■
f 7a 1946
1st extl
■
Gen
-
ref «Ms
A
1951
.
Stamped
West
J&D /
49
>> 77
89
Corp—See " Inv Trust"
J&J
38%
99%
100%
86%
1943..M&N15
87%
104%
A&O
BIX Trumbull Steel a f He 1940 M&N
10-yr deb 7s 1935 ex-warr M&N
54
18
1st 6s A 1943--
Turner Glass Co 1st 6s
52'
Ulen & Oo deb 6s
1044
102%
100%
SculllD Steol 1st 0s 1941—
-
F&A
1939-J&D
F&A k
39
61
40%
Union Drawn Steel deb 6s '50 J&J
nlon Oil Oo of California—
99%
I 1949 8«r A.... FAA
Conv deb 4s 1947—
M&N
119%
/
Hocp—
1st s f 8Mb 1948 ser A
Shell Union Oil Corp—
108
Deb s f 6s 1947
Shell Pipe Line Corp—
Debs f 5s 1952
FAA
98 X
MAN
102 H
M&N
\
102%
1st sf 0s 1947
J&J
-
Shults Bread 1st 6s 1940
5sserie8 A1948
103
103 M
58
62%
5 Ms series B 1949
M&N
United industrial 1st 6s 1945 J&D f
50
—
J!
10-yr7s'35_- J&J */61K
39
Deb t » '1 Ms'Slwith warM&S
deb 6s 2930
/ 230
7s 1940
/ 28
nn1ted Steei
Slemans&Halske
-
Signal Oil & Gas—
Conv 6%s A 1945--M&l,
Slleslan-Am Corp 7s 1941.
F&A
99
69 M
series A 1951——J&D /
6M« aeries 01951J&D /
6Ms 1947 with warrants—J&J /
41%
235
;
38
102M
98 M
102 M
Smith (Howard) PaperMills Ltd
1st • f 5Ms 1953 A
J&D
Smith (L O) Typewr 0s *39
Socony-Vacuum Oil—
Deb 3Ms 1950-._Southern Advance Bag & Paper—
1st sf 6s 1947—
>70
Deb
g
5* 1948
,
102%
102 M
100
100
A....J&J
98M
6M% serial notes
0M% aerla notes
1937—T
1931—1
J&D
8Trucking"Corp6Ma*43-J&D
3-year 6% notes 1936
U
United Wall Paper Fac 6s 1947
-
Five memberships held in Treasury.
550
76
Valspar
34
89
Detroit Stock Ex—
Vanadium Corp. of Amer.—
Conv deb 5s 1941 —
A&O
83
192
Minn-8t P Stk Ex.
523
18
y80
600
si
87
61%
15
15
83
70
200
Plttab Stock Excb. all5
98
PhUa Stock Excb—
Dusen-Harrington—
101%
s f 5%s 1938J&J
10
Vertlentes Sugar 1st 7s 1942.J&D f
Certificates of deposit
fk 10%
500
5,400
4,200
250
250
~
125
2,485
1,000
00,000
1,450
1,350
75
1,900
"250
17.000
9.100
94
17
100
300
-
17
'
1,500
1,000
69
100
-
I'M
42
"
Seattle Curb & M
_
f
113
81%
10,000
...
62%
29,000
500
Wasblngton Stk Ex
40
| Wheeling Stock Ex
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
82%
Coll
1963-J&J
Iron Coal & Coke 6a '49-M&8
73
98M
98M
48
100%
20%
99%
Van
•
35
91
1.800
^450
1.125
3,350
1,500
68
65
20
k 104
k 101 %
/
■
.58
1,000
217
100
M&N
^
5.000
50
41
98
Corp.conv.deb6s'40F&A /
.<99
>
101H
500
6000
750
5,700
4,500
135
97%
102%
k 103%
-
Certificates of deposit...
11.000
3,500
32,500
15
66
Utah Idaho Sugar 6s.
13
6,000
300
11,000
464
6", 666
10%
Victor Fuel 1st s f g 6s
Va
65""
/ This price includes accrued interest, it Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian price, s Sale price,
holds 44 as treasury memberships and 47 are held by individuals as dividend memberships. leaving 379
memberships are fixed. * Book value.
Membership of Ft. Worth Grain & Cotton
$450 when funds are available, y 80 seats, 70 members. * Negotiability impaired by
§ Prices of Wheeling Stock Exchange
Exchange buys certificates in order at
t Called Oct. 1 at 107Mt Called Oct. 1 at 105.
450
344
139
33%
6 Basis.
There are 470 memberships of which Exchange
A AO
1948—J&J
49
107%
No. Lost Sale
33%
36%
33
33
^„
Valvoline Oil 7s 1937
J&J
A
104
99
15
i6i%
EXCHANGE SEATS.
35"
-
maturity,
Zenith Furnace 5Ms
79
65
101
A&O / 38M
\
A&O / 33 M
Southwest Dairy Products—
7
5
6Ms w w 1938M&N /
103 M
Spang Chalf't & Co 1st 5s '48 J&J
103
Squire (John P) & Oo 5%s '47J&D
Spruce Falls Power & Pap, Ltd —
96
1st M6%s 1930 (s-a)
A&O
90
91M
1st 5Ms 1937-43
A&O
105
104 M
Staley (A E) Mfg 1st 6s '42-M&S
•Hand Oil N Y deb 4Mb*51 J&D16 **101M
101M
Stand Textile Prod 6Ms '42 M&S
Assented
12M
f
llV*
90
87
Stanley Orandall 6s 1946——F&A
67
'V 72
Stanly-Rowl-Olark 6s 1948--F&A
a
1st m s f 6s 1978 ser
1st. m 6s 197ft ser B
34%
25
1938—F&A
1st & ref 6a 1947 Ser
103 X
102
1944.A&O
A&O
1943—.—J&D
U 8 Rubber—
6s 1947—
6 Ms 1938-
memberships outstanding.
Exchange is limited to 90.
ir & St 6s
Debenture 6s
98
8
1944--
18
/
U 8 Radiator deb 6a
15%
103
—---M&S
1943-.
5Ms
Wood (Alan)
100
100 M
13
„
35
87
..M&N
103""
84%
100
33
33
134
Esch-Dudelange a f 7s '51-A&O
U S & British Internat Ltd—
Southern United Ice Oo—
u
98
97
80%
J) Assoc Ltd 5s 1937Wlckw Spencer Steel 7s '36--J&J
/ 14%
Certificates of deposit
...
Wick wire Spencer Steel Oo—
Pr lien & coll 7s Jan 1935-M&N
/ 14%
Certificates of deposit
Sec conv 7 Ma 1935
M&S f 60
100%
Wleboldt (W. A.) & Co. 5M» *39.
WUlys-Overland 1st 0Ms '33 M&b / 47
Wilson A Co 1st 6* 1941
A&<2 t 107%
96
1st M 20-yr 4s ser A 1955--J&J
United Steel Wks «f Burbach
100
91
M&N
Whittal (M
Works (Germ&nv*
6 Ms
88
5 Ms
ran
Bke 11 y
ioor
Without warrants—
s f ft* 1940
—
Deb
92%
MAN /
United Securities Ltd 5Ms 1952— >: 77%
99%
onitedSteamsnip tfs 1937..M&N
Deb 6Ma 1941
A&O /
103%
100%
106%
91%
91%
J.&J
—-
-
109 v
91
United Grain Growers Ltd—
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Oo—
Shreveport-El Dorado—
Pipe Line 7s 1935
99 M
—
103%
100%
B
Youngst Sheet & Tube—
15
fc
A_ J&J
A&n
100%
13%
Union Rock 1st 6s s f 1947--M&S /
95
Union Term Coal Stor 6s '39-F&A ;
106%
United Biscuit deb 5s '50—A&O
91
Ualted Drouft*
M&S16
.
99
Whltaker Paper 7s 1942
IV
White ttew M 0« '36 with w.- J&J
108%
4~"
34%
>
103
Wheeling 8tee. Corp—
1st & ref s f 5 Ms 1948 ser
1st & ref s f 4 Ms '53 ser
120
Servel Corp (new) 6s 1948 -.J&J k 105 M
Lines-
Refrigerator
York Ice Mach 6s '47
102
0s May
Sharon Steel
1105"
F&A
...
Woodward Iron 6s 1962
J* 1
1st Hen 6% notes 1937—F&A
59
26"
24
83
1st 6s 1960. •.!&.
Witherbee Sherman Inc 6s
6s 2d stamped 1944
Union Coal & Coke 5s 1946-M&N
k 102 H
.~ f
Va OottJ & Co
Western
103%
106M
ocrlppB itt W i deb 6Ms 1943
184
168
Wilson-Martin 2d 53 1940--J&D
Winslow Bros & Smith—
Trumbull Cliffs Furnace—
49
85
%
182
18
17
88
stamped-.-.1937
deb
<V>nv
ir
SO
166
1 —
80
M&S
100
Disinfecting 6s 1940—
65
Indies Sugar 0s 1947—A&O /
Conv d«b ft* 1944
51
75
./
Troy Laundry Mach 6Ms '43
Coal Co—
54M
35
31%
/30
Western Newspaper Union—
Truax-Traer
32
...?
Western Elec deb 6s 1944—A&O
2M
92
Ticonderoga Pulp & Paper 6s *40
Tietz (Leonard) 7Ms x'w *46 J&J /
35%
102%
Tonawanda Pap 1st 5 Ms '41 F&A
73"
75
:v.
22
17
W
serial 6s 1932-1942.1
Thermold Co 6s
73M
73
stod.
8fc. Paul Un Stk Yards 5s '46 A&O
Saltex Looms Inc 6s 1954.-A&O
/
West
83%
32 %
>
f
/
58%
>
103%
103%
1st s f 3 Ms May 15 1950 M&l
Taylor-Warton Iron & SteelV> 77
72
Coll inc-7Ma July 1 1958--4
2
Temple Anth Coal 6 Ma '44-M&S /
116
118
Tenn Coal 1 & RR 6s 1861-J&J
Tenn Coper & Chemical—
101%
101M
Conv deb 6s 1944 ser F
.M&S
18
14
Tenn Prod 1st s f 6Ms '36--J&J /
103%
103%
l exas Corp deb 5h 1944
.... A&<»
95"
90
Joseph Stock Yds 5s *40—
/
-
arner-Qulnlan Oo—
Conv deb 6s 1939-—-.—1
Income deb 5s (x-stk) Dec
W-i»Hter CAC lot g 6s 42 '»o
:•
67%
66%
56%
105%
82%
fB 2
J&D 16
M&S
Wayne Pump Co—•
>;;>>>'> •>
Inc deb 5s (w stk) Dec 1 '54.
Swift & Co—
26M
..A&O
...A&O
5M% notes 1937..
Orient*—
S f deb 5* 1938
30
Ruhr
St
<
1
7M» 1937.
ar
receipts
100
'
118
/
«
Estates of
—
1st 0s 1944
100
m%
/5 0%
/5 0
fB 0%
with war A&O
Warren Bros Oo—
Conv s f deb 08 1941
67
67
58
Superior Steel Corp 6s 1938Stfequebanna Silk Mills—
105
7..
Royal Dutch Co-
Housing 0%« 1958- — -J&1
8*. Clair Furnace 1st 6s '39-F&A
Motor
1«t M
43 H
40
5M
26
23 M
w
Sugar Pine Lumber Ou—
87
/
/
/
/
/
—.
1st 7s 1942 ctfs of dep
99
*
ner
6 Ms ex-warr 1935-Baking 6s 1937
arner Bros Plct ft* 1939
Earner Co
fk 46
—
deb 6s 1945
Conv
105 H
103
A
(Hugo) Corp—
7s '36 (without war).A&O fk 54
Studebaker Corp 6s 1942-—^
Certificates of deposit
20
receipts
Deposit
81
—1
1943
A&O
1946
Ward
fk 40
4% Stamped
—
Stra^nridge & Clothier—
1st s f 5s 1948
M&S d 99%
Struthers Wells Titus ville—
74
0Ms 1943 ■;
..
—
5M
*/ 30M
30 H
15
A '48-J&D
61M
Stinnes (Hugo, Industries—
uet> 7s '46 (without war.)A&0 fk 55
36
52 H
1937
Deb 5Ms A
,108
f
Rlordon Pulp & Paper Ltd—
1st 0s June 3ft 1942 >
J&TW
River Raisin Pap 1st 6s '36.F&A
Koch A Plus C st i 5s
40. M&N
Rocky Mtn Fnel ft*
*8
Rolland Pap 1st 5 Ms
Rolls Royce 7s Sept 1
48
88"
33 M
32M
6
66 I*
f 7s
1942
4% Stamped.
Richm'd Cedar Wks 6%s '45 J&J
Richmond Hos Mills 7s '38-F&A
orp 1st »
Dehn^. 3ft
Stillwater Worsted Mills—
107 H
Rlchflelo Oil of California
Col tr 0o 1944 ser A—--M&N
Otf* of deposit..
..
.
.
-
Rlma HteeJ <
Deposit
101
Stinnes
Rbelneitie
Union
7s
194b
J<*- f
/
Rhlne-Ma'n P»tmb*7« i960
Rhode Island Ice 6s 1948-—M&N /
Richardson & Boyn 0%s '37-J&D f
Co 1st 6s
Walwnrt.v
96%
/66%
J&D
Waltham W'tch & Cl'k 6s '43
110
1940
Stevens & Thompson Pap 6s
Trusts'
96
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Steel & Tubes deb 0s 1943—MA*
stern Brothers 6s s f 1947
J&D
----
103 M
86
/<„.
*
'48 set
Reynolds Inv—See "Inv.
28%
A&O
'36-*38_
J&J
Steel Car eq tr 4Ms Sept 1
93
'43M&S
Republic Steel Corp—
Gen mtge conv4%s A '50_I-.
Restigouche Paper Ltd 6s 1948—
Revere Copper & Brass— \
ASk
Starrett Invest sec 5s 1950
106M
105M
Steel Oo of Can he
Mr)
war
Republic Portl Cement 6s
105
tiio.
Bond*
Ask.
♦* Called Nov. 12 at 101.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible
Stocks.
Par.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Per
20
Eagle A Phenix.100
Eagle Yarn
TEXTILE
STOCKS.
6
9
42
48
Preferred.....100
Amsskeag Mfg.....
Arlington M (Mass)l
Assoc Textile Cos.. t
6% preferred
t
Barnard Mfg (PR). I
Beacon Mfg (NB)J
30
.
Spinnitg Oo— (t)
'(% cum pref—100
BIgef-Sanf Oarp't—1
Preferred
.100
92
Beeth Mfg (N B).J
1
Preferred
100
Berder O Mfg (PR) I
Boss Mfg com...100
bourne Mills (PK>
Charlton Mills.. 100
....
General Cotton
i
3%
10
6*
2
27
sdebawk Carpet .20
Ml V. Wood Mills
20%
-
-
-
Bait)..
100
Preferred—100
Narragansett Mills
(F It) com ...10u
NasbaweuaM
...t
Nashua M (N fl) 100
preferred. *...100
NsUd Mills (N B)
I
Nenqultt M (N B) t
Pacific Mills...—.t
Lydia
Marlboro
1
4
1%
7
20
1*
22
4
OX
t
15%
.100
Saco Lowell Shops
Common.
Norrta Hot Mills
...
5
preferred
Sagamore Mfg
(FB)..
100
Sanford Mills......
16%
Orr
iUO
59
11*
107
1!*
in
Ranlo Mfg————
Abbeville (lM(SO)lO
2
48
13
12
Process com
10^
Preferred
Southern Weaving—
Avondale Mills
5
Beaumont Mfg...
.
.
30
Union
100
8
45
61
65
"3""
Class B..
18
6
67
86
73
92
Oainuuu Mills......
30
40
Cannon
33 H
34X
.(f)
Common
7
10
70
55"
China Grove Cot...
Chiquola Mfg......
6% preferred
Clifton Mfg (S C)IOO
Climax Spinning.. 50
80
10
36
17
Preferred-———.
13
4
',
Dixon Mills.
+ m m
40
Drayton Mills.—100
luu
7% preferred.
-
-
-
-
90
101
-
53"
tlbany Tr (Boat) 100
Id of Tr Bid Tr (O) A
SoaGr'd R'TTr(C)<
loiRBT (Bos).100
losStor W h'se (B) .1
loston Wbarf Co-.i
"1
H
65
11*
12X
.12X
90
50
11^
12X
11H
402
35c
409
45c
50
51
18X
v
18X
*
-.
6 n
4
...
—
lity R E T (0—500
Congress St Associ¬
ates (Boston).—I
factory BldLg Tr (B)l
Fifty Associates (B).
Hotel Tr (Boston)..!
Jmball Bldg Tr(B)l
a
.....
100
100
.
Preferred... .100
103
a
a
3
a
—
a
...
a
...
I TLB
GUARANT
AFK DEPOSIT 8T
lond A M Guar—20
,„x
137
Ihicago T A Tr.100
empire TltleAGulOO
Some Title Ins (N Y)
Lawyers' M Cu ..20
6
IX
IX
m
Westchester
Mtge. A Title. 100
Maryland Oas Co. 1
Preferred—-——
Lawyers
Mtge
com
2X
Bond A Title
(t)
New Amsterdam
Casualty(Balt>
5
New York Title A
Mortgage Corn. 10
Title
Guar
sx
Trust
A
*
>' •«
I
24%
%
3X
48X
49%
Abbotts'
Abbott Lab'tories(t)
23
55
Louisiana L d & Ex l
7X
23 X
35%
37 X
3712
5
5X
5%
(f)
1%
Mining Corp of
Canada
Mother Load Coaii n
Mines
Vew Jersey
n
—-(t)
Zinc.-25
64
%
66
10
85
44
46
58%
Nipissing M»n««
%
Norunda
Mines.(f)
North Butte
10
59%
2%
38%
.
.100
.100
4
N Y A Honduras
Roaarlo
2%
15c
51c
35
U3X
Dairy..(t)
40c Abercrombie A Fitch
7 XI
7% preferred-.100
33c
nonnw
8X
10
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
Lava Cap Gold Min.
Magma Copper Ot 10
M a y Oo wer Old Col 26
Mclosyre Porcupines
of New York—.20
USFldelAGu(Md) 2
24^
X
Mining....!
vf
39
25c
75c
t
6% p^ef_..^..lO«•
Abitibi Pow A Pay
7%
4*
pref—i00
6
43
Abraham %.8traut (t)
7% preferred
100
Acetol Prod A...
112
Acme Steel....—2
Acme Wire ▼ t C—20
61
28
Adams Express
8
(t *
6% preferred..100!
Adams Millis
7X
.
94
34
109
_..(t
7% pf w W....100
\ddressograph Multigraph Corp.. 10
13^
Advance-Rumelv (+>
Aeolian Co pref. 100
Class A—....-50
Aero
28h
supply Mfg-
Class A.*—...
Class B
----
|
3%
3%
13%
13%
k
7X
2
Aetna Brewery..—1
Affiliated Prod— (t)
Agfa Ansco
—-(t)
Ainsworth Mfg.—10
isol
Patino
Mlnee
Mines A
20
6?
43
I
39
r
92%
63""
Jomin Text, Ltd.(t) r
Preferred
57
a
cunberprise com (t)
Preferred
22
50
a
80c
30
Jan Oottona.Ltd.10U
a
a
114
Cop*.25
Old lominlon Cs 24
Pacific Tin
(t)
r
21
Lawyers Title A
X
Newmont YUnlng.lO
Canadian Mills
a
a
i
1
.nke
C
Jan Convert, Ltd.
14
a
a
J
lent BldgTr (B).
A*
~6X
Park Utah—
vloutreal Cottons
17
IX
40X
6
55
59
120
...
16
50
10
Durham Hosiery
6% preferred.
-
70
68
30
_
3
Preferred..
West Point Mfg. 100
Wiscassett Mills.
Woodside Cot Mills
X
New River C«
Preferred
7% preferred-.100
.
Dallas MIk vAJas.iOU
DariV" Mfg (8 C)_(
40
Wellington MMMt)
LAND STOCKS
A
IX
55
45
30
50
38"
60
63
(Ga/
Converse (D E)_1Q0
Dun.n.ti
85
108
1st M 6s Jan 1941
Wallace Mfg
><■
Ware Shoalt Mfg 100
90
34
Columbus MIk
Mills
Crescent Spinning.
62
95
•
15
36
32"
105
PfAPAfrsH
...—10
Oowpens
10
4
Kirkland LakeGold 1
66
....10
Victory Yarn Mills—
Chadwick-Hoskins
8% preferred
38
61
VIctor-Monag Co-..
7% pref—...100
Burlington Mills..
.
34
1st 7% pref...100
2d 5% pref—100
4
Preferred
Bibb Mfg.—
lOu
Brandon Corp A—
34
vlllb
40
7% preferred...
Bel ton Mills (S O) 25
IX
27%
«le Royale
Klldun
104"
Sp-ftan Vf'Mv 8«)j I
Sterling Spinning...
Stowe Spinning——
4X
27
.
18
170
Creek Ooal.l
iennecott Copper, t
lerr Lake
—5
26
111
38
163
12 X
.......
Preferred...
13
Southern Worsneu pi
in3H
6X
12X
3X
*
85
3
99
14
,.(t)
.
Mining..1
Warrants
101
80
11
16
7X
Guaranty—...100
A Smelting
(t)
raspiration Cons
Hopper
.20
•land
-
22X
in
3 H
IX
Min
Buji
internatl
98
Southern Franklin—
100
35
12
25
90
96
.
Bleachery
Preferred.
Mills
Arkwright Mills..
Oo
62
%,
22
Oonao.
Power........100
Greene-Oananea. 100
Heels
Mining
2fic
Hollinger Mines*..5
Homestake vn« loo
Horn Silver Mines
Howe Sound Co
5
tuduoii
56
& Print Wks corn-
(SC) J
'ott'**1
v|ills
I
43
88
...100
102
24
19
96
8X
95
Mills—
7X% 1st pref—
Rosemary 7%% pref
Rowan Cotton Mills
5
56
/;
7% preferred—
»i
7
90
;
58X
Granby Cons MSA
Rlv
Common...—.25
58
Mines..*—.....1 k
9
7% preferred
Southern
A read,
6
Sibley Mrg (Ga)-100
Smyre (A M) Mfg—
7% preferred-—-
Southern Mills.
.......(f)
Jhic R E Trus's 1000
i
42
Goldfleld
45
6% preferred.
X
n
5%
4X
Golden Cycle CorplO
30
Roanoke
8c
Yukon Gold—5
Mines
RCAL ESTATE TR
2X
x
H
preferred* 100
7%
113
Pickens Cot Mills
Dan
45
70
50
45
40
A
44X
2X
in
Evans Wall Lead (t)
Federal M % «
100
64
20
100
Saxon Mills
Acme Spinning..
7 % preferredAmerican Yarn&Proc
-
90
20%
Wamsutta M (N B) 1
-
Piedmont Mfg (S O 1
Poe F W Mfg (SO/2
27
Dome Mines Ltd.(t)
Eagle Bird Mine.
Eagle Pich Lead..20
98
I
.o»
Gold Min & M..1
Oust Mexicans
.50c
62
-
.
34
River suit
bouie Mill CM B)_100
Taber Mills (N B)__<
Copper Range.....t
Cresson Consolidated
23
6
18
Cons Min A Smelt 25
80
58
38
94
50
7% preferred.-100
Perfection Spinning.
dH
1st preferred.....
Carnegie Metals
t
Central Am Mines—
Oerro de
t
35
3X
2d
Weaving..
Mr.
in
33 X
i
25
15
70
50
34
Oakland Mills pref—
Pacolet
38c
.1
—
7
preferred
i
Zinc-Leu
Chief Consol Min.. i
Chile
<no«r
25
Como Mines...—.1
Consol Copper..—5
.
Newberry O M (8«
Co (F R>.
AUUeisou
Callahan
78
20
50
98
68
94
Prior preferred
vi
nlX
oo%
32c
Copper Min Co..
166""
73
18
Nat Yarn Mills
95
65
18
100
Notes..—.......
Quissest Mills tNB) 1
Rich Bordea Mfg
92"
.
63
ui
68
IX
97c
Ventures Ltd.—(t)
Walker Mining....!
Wenden Copper
1
Wright Hargreaves
Calif Copper Co—10
Oo
7% preferred—...
89
IX
Oilumet A HeHa 25
4%
VI %
65
22%
.
.10
..
38
44
Part
loc
Bwana M'Kubwa—
30
34
Mills—.20
pref—.7
Mills
Z Co 6
51
Mollohon Mfg pref—
Monarch CM (SO I
National
ASulllvabM&C 10
25
Mills Mills
Musgrove
8%
31X
Butte Cop A
Butte A Sup
—
-
20
90
3%
16 %
Plymouth Cordage.-
'
6
Jtah Copper Co.^10
1
Bunxer mil
,
Mills
Majestic Mfg...
Marion Mfg Co..
40
63
13
Preferred—
60
Linford Mills—..
Cotton
J t ah-Apex
Jtah Metal A Tun
1
ing, Ltd..
101
Laurens O M (8 H
I
Limestone Cot Mills
20 X
3
39
Pepperell Mfg (Me) 1
fierce Mfg (N B)..i
Ptlgrlm Mills
ruwurell A Aiex
97
65
-
Preferred B
100
King(J P) Mfg (Ga I
29""
'J**
3ff
im
3%
Sunshine Mining. 10c
Teck-Hughes G M.l
Tintlc Standard
1
Tonopah Mining..1
United Verde ExtSOc
J*
15c
Black Hawk Mines.
Gold Dredg¬
Serial notes......
i
..
-
55
70
60
-
pflOO
35%
30
-
11?
2° x
Bagdad Copper....
New common
5
36
...
Mills—.
Preferred——
2%
-
—
2.61
Silver-Lead. 1
Bulolo
inman
7%
34
Kil jurn M (N B) 75
JLaoton Mills ...luu
author Mfg (F K).
-
10X
5c
Ariz Cornstock
Austin Silver Min
6
10C
;
A
bead
AnacondaOopMin 50
Andes Hopper M.(f)
102
4
32
JudsonMllls A
Hathaway Mfg(NB4
98
Zinc
5c
Smelting
....—1
$6 preferred
25
Industrial Cotton
23
85
"rtnnell Mfg (N B).t
Amer
9
28
Millo, pre.
10
Altar Cons Mines...
35
7
Imperial Yarn
57%
11%
Mining..
.
40
70
Mills.
Stand
Gold Mining—
Alaska Juneau Gold
25
Henrietta Mills....
7 % preferred
12%
56
18
6
3X
11X
Stscoe Gold Ltd...l
So Am Gold A Plat.i
Admiralty Alaska
35
102
7X
20$
__.6
Silver King Coal—.5
75
—
Aartiviih
St Antb Gold M ..1
MINING STOCKS
30
.20
65c
26X
H Joseph L8a
...10
San Toy Mining...
S tattuck Denn
---.
14
Knit .5
7% preferred—
4
Notes.........
...
.
22
Q ilncy...—
Roan Antelope Min
Ltd, Amer shares.
f 100
/ 100
/ 100
f 100
fioox
18
-
Hanes (F H)
34
Gosaold M (N B) -t
preferred....... I
12
35
25
-
Per
9X
Po id Creek—
96
98
24""
+
—
48
Preferred
HUmrick Mills
105
Preferred.......I
Draper Corp
10b
Farr Alpaca (Mass) <
............
1935
Granteville Mfg. 100
Grendel Mills....
93
2
tlexdale Hos com..!
,1934
Gossett Mills......
IIP
2%
.
88
7 % preferred
Gaffney Mfg. ... .50
Gainesville Cot Mills
Glen wood Mills...-
3%
1933.
103
Florence Mills....—
2%
23%
.....
83
7% preferred
2%
Bid.
Par
Premier Gold M—
Atlantic Mutual—
1931—
1932...—..
100
Flint Mfg Oo
50
62
Preferred ....100
Berkshire
Fine
•tooks.
Pioneer Gold, Ltd
INSUR¬
ANCE SCRIP
MARINE
6
47
35
100
Fairforest Finish Co
Serial notes..
7
1
Ask.
Pocahontas
6% preferred.
IV,
Bid.
Par
Per share.
40
3
44
25
85
Erwin Cotton com..
28
120
Stocks.
share.
25
35
......
Easiey Cotton Mills
7 % preferred— . Efird Manufacturing
Enterprise Mfg (Ga).
Entwistle Mfg pref. .
:\v,
Northern Mills.
Algenquln Print...!
American Mfg.. 10b
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Per share.
for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
r
r
138
21
75
Pen mans. Ltd com (t) rk 42%
Preferred.. ...100 r 110
11^
86
115"'
:S'ii-1
■
a
Purchaser also pays
t Without par value.
accrued
1
dividend
•
/ Flai
price,
k Last
axle.
I Par
value
5100.
»»Nominal;
r
Canadian
price,
r
Ex-divide-ad.
INDUSTRIAL
90
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month
Stocks
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Pat
Bid.
Par
Air Reduction
149%
(f)
1
1%
27%
Allegb Steel com (t)
Preferred
100 k 110
Allen Indus com—t
t
(t)
27%
39
Preferred
—
.
32%
39%
2%
1%
Allied
Brewing
Distilling Go
A
1
Allied unem A Dyt
Oorp
......._t
7% pref
100
40c
60c
167
125%
(t)
Aloha Portl Oem_(f)
Aluminum Go com.t
6% preferred
100
Alum Goods Mfg.(t)
Alum 11 in in Ltd
(T)
6% pref..— 100
Glass O warrants.
Glass D warrants.
Amal .Leather
1
Preferred 7
.60
17%
6%
70%
WA
78
77
14
38%
70
105
14%
39%
75
3%
27%
3%
32
3
08
51%
t
ft)
18
Am Bakeries pf--100
Class A
(t)
52%
21%
94
23
7
Class B
(t)
Am Dank Note... 10
29
Preferred..50
24
8
*
62
Am Bev'ge Oorp ..1
American Book—10ft
29%
.
12%
99
$6 conv pref—.(tj
7 % preferred. 100
_
(t)
-
Artloom
Carp
i
7% oref
Art Metal Constr.10
..
Art Metal Works-
65
7% 2d pref—100
Am
70
73
32
dep rets
registered
33
128
142
157
7% preferred.. 100
2F>
ar
7% preferred-.100
127
141
156%
168«
£*
1%
47%
2%
48%
119
%
103%
4
60%
100
6%
8%
83%
6%
9%
7%
Aiy*
106
85%
Atl
•
iulf A
w
Am Caramel.... 100
Preferred
100
Am Chain com—(+i
3
12
7% preferred—100
Am Chicle—
Am Cigar
'
—10-
Preferred.
10f
Amer Coal (N J).25
Amer Oolortype-.IO
■
21%
106
86 %
150
115
30
4%
Commercial
Alcohol com
2ft
7% 2d pref... 100
6% 1st pref...100
Am Uyanamld A .10
21%
106%
83
35
4%
8
23%
1
Am H*f
toe
-
3
150
Amer Fork A Hoe(t)
15%
Amer
60
8% preferred—100
Am~Ha*atlan
Am HId< A
t
27%
25
are
12
10
SB
4%
38%
31%
eatb (1
7% preferred.. 100
Amer Home trod.
Amer Hosiery
Amer Ice Co
6%
non-cum
1
85
Baldw
\y*
175^
16%
28%
12%
5
39
31%
2%
8*
87
8%
8%
Amer-La France
Foam fte Corp—
2%
7% preferred. .100
Amer Laundry
Machinery ....20
Locomotive
19%
16 %
1
7% preferred.. 100
26 %
Vot trust ctfg—(t)
9%
,
Am Maize Prod.. (f)
Amer Maracaibo.. 1
AmerMpta) Co
6%
conv
pref-100
American Meter
2%
Oorp
9%
i/
0% preferred
9%
1%
3%
2
27
Bliss
17
2%
26%
iS*
26%
27
13 %
21
14
ShlpbTdg .(t)
pflOO
P'ririe#
142%
112%
113
72
129
17
i»
7% preferred—100
92
American Stores
Amer
7% preferred.. 100
Am Sumatra Tob (t)
Am Thread pref
5
Am Tobacco com .25
Common B
72%
Ey*
98
25
6 % preferred—100
k Last sale.
n
36%
37
52%
132%
24%
„
4%
101
103
134
Nominal,
53%
135
24%
4
B
t
15"
13%
10
50
24"
Aluminum.(T)
of New York
Coca-Cola
34
13%
10
15%
o»
t
Class A
71%
A*
32
34%
1%
20%
110%
15%
245%
(f)
54
Joca-Oola intern.(t)
480
'•lgate-PalmollvePeet
2%
%
6%
20%
i6%
6%
ioo
(7%)
illins Co
270»
6%
15
100
17%
104%
31%
103%
120
,°^nf * A1kman (t)
Pref
7% debenture-lOf
Bush Terminal
Bldgs pref ctfs-100
2ft
Butler (James)
10
Preferred. ....100
Butterlck Co
f+1
By rn (A
«*on (t)
7% part pref.-100
Cable ElPrvtc-(t)
Cache La Poudre.20
(f)
6% preferred. 1100
2%
2
7
lolonial Beacon Oil t
'°j°n Oil Oorp..(t)
001 Fuel A
Iron..ft"
8% preferred—10
*lt
s
Patens
Preferred
%
^ %
16%
lolumbia
56%
21%
—
class
A
t
Class B........+
§8^
39
0 »10 A G v t
c_.(t)
C iiumhla Pic
66%
Preferred...
34%
35
5%
11%
B'casting
com(t)
23%
37%
System Inc—
59
20%
7%
1%
2%
13%
tflre
Vrrns
Mfg
,2b
Columbia Baking——
Common
20 k
20
001
"
1
(f)
n
t j
88%
Commercial Credit—
Campbell
25%
Common
25%
10
f
50%
114%
66%
110%
r
1
3
100
A
r
7%
7%
Jo mm f? ser *35 (t)
Solvents
t
102%
18%
Cable A
(t)
r
18%
lompo Shoe—
Mach vtc
1
Oonde Nast Pub.(f)
Co igoleum-Nairn—t
Co <gress Cigar..
t
37%
13%
Preferred
100
Can Dry Glng Ale 5
Canada SS Lines..t
Preferred
Canada
Wire
r
r
1§H
83
13%
9
75
35
48
r
Preferred
50
Indus Alch. (t)
""aw
<h
R
Carborundum Co (t)
>4r»(i
2
'arman A Co
Class B
| ftft
Corp....(f)
.100
7% preferred. .100
>ase Lockwood A
lftn
(t)
16
Preferred.—.100
97
2511>
A*
18%
101
2
19
109
10%
_
Cons Laundries..(t)
Jonsol Oil
»f »pr«d
Corp..(f)
10%
8% Df with war 1 Hi i k
Oon8ol Royal Oil. 10 k
Oonsol Textile ...t
63
Cuusumers Co com 5
78%
79%
6% prior pref. 100
7% 1st pref...100
Container Oorp A.20
117%
Class B-.
52%
28%
108
110
108
110%
5%
4%
38%
6
5%
38%
25%
10^
6%
60
15
20
8%
77
68
4
16
3%
7%
110%
^
3
12%
7%
Class B (vot)..(t)
Pf(8%)(non-v)10ft
Jontlnental Can..20
Jont Diam'd Fibre.5
Continental Mot (t)
lont'l on <neli-.: 6
Cont'lOil
(Mex)
—
54%
86
13%
1%
1
40
28
26
Cooper Bessemer.. 1
$3 cum Df A
♦
5%
24%
6
7%
98
6
Oont Screw com.. 10
Preferred
10
Cord Corporation
1%
5%
12%
„_t
Oont Bkg A (vot) (t)
9
28%
Airport 1(f)
or
.
i % preferred—10ft
Oonso) Retail Sts
6
25
pref
._(t
'entral Aguirre
Associates
(t)
102
__
..
Corn Prod Refg.,25
,
7% preferred..100
Corroon A Rey'uait)
$6 conv A pref (f)
13
4
62
147%
3%
41
8
6%
61
Champ Coated PapName changed to
Champion Paper A
Fibre..
A Rubber com.
6%% Pfd w w.100
6% % pfex-warlOO
7 Vo preferred
100
'ons Film Indus.. 1
S3 cum part pf._f
8%
7%
•7
100
^N6w6%pref.--
Jharis
104
Ooasol Aircraft
l
isoI Oar Heat. 100
Co as OigarOorp. (t)
57 y
9
'erfo-Teed Prou..r
102
57%
7%
7%
78
24
25%
12
7
%
«er
20% Co
73
Corp ...16
40
24%
6
1st preferred— (t
23 h
Woven Hose
30
145
52
lelaneseCorp
..(♦)
7% 1st part pf.100
7% prior pi-flf.lOO
T
f
_
\l
Oatalin Corp......1
HtrirpUlar l'racc_(t
7% pref
rr
Conv preferred
175
39
Boston-Herald
Traveler Oorp.(f)
~8%
117
5%
Os._10«l
lellulold
pf.100
tuve«
58
PreferredOa '
• )o
96%
108%
10%
r
conv
Conv nref opt
r
lentrifugal Plpe-.-t
lentury Rib Mills. 1
7% preferred. .100
57
109
'omin't
120
•aaadlan Gen El 100
5%%
6
4
29%
113
r
Can Fair bank pf.lOft
98
56%
r
5%
52%
8%
100
lelotex Co ctfs. (t)
Vot trust cci—(t)
108%
107%
8%
Boston
2
J8^
Bush Term Co com (t.
Rralnard
26
4cryu*a«tt
|n«-
.
7% preferred.. 100
Coca-Cola Bottling
40
42
7% cum pref-.100
'antral
15
BorgWarnerOorp 1ft
7% pref
100
7 % pref called 100
Borne
23%
1%
BnrrAdd Machine (t)
Jarrlur
bohn Aluminum A
Borden Ce
denum Co
(t)
Clin:ur»eid Joal_i0U
31ub
35%
Molyb¬
iett
38%
Inc
(t)
Preferred
(T)
Burma Oorp Lta—
Am dep receipts. .
Burns Bros com A(t)
Com class B
(t)
7% pref
Bohack Realty pflOO
A—(t)
Tractor—.(f)
Jiorax Chemical-(t)
8%
Burdines
A..(t)
(f)
larnation Oo.__. (fi
(t)
...5
1
I'ev Un Stk Yards.t
Cliffs lorn v r.
(♦)
%
"l%
iftc
com
Jleve
com
'referred.
Warrants....
12
I0»
1st nref
Common
135
36 %
.»»
38
100%
.«(
2d preferred B 10
Bloomingdale Bros.t
Pref cum 7%—100
Blumentbal (S)—
Common
(t)
Boa Ami
87 «
22%
9%
11;
(t-
r
a»
(t)
1
(E W) Oa
Brass
35
Stove.....100
Am Sugar
.
Preferred
(t)
Cleveland Graphite
Climax
6
10%
5%
r
(t)
com
Inc 1oref
48 %
141
84
$3 50 conv pref (t)
Burco Inc com
1
'an
Boeing Airplane
5
Bohack (H C) com.t
21%
48%
6%
39"
8%
3%
4%
17%
Clave Cliffs Iron-
38%
5%
r
19
1st preferred
154„
5%
(f)
53%
4%
ye
Blaw-Knox Co
22
62
121%
7%
74
preferred..100
Preferred
5
.
16
Bronze
Preferred-.
100
Canadian Car A F(t)
Preferred
26
Oanad Celanese.. (t)
-...(t
-
6
Canadian Bronze (t)
5%
22%
Elec Co—c
Preferred
35
_
50
com
8%
14%
78%
O ark Eq Co com_(t>
0 tude Neon Lt __1
27
15%
59%
121%
.
Preferred
Calif Pack v urp
IVA
22
fti
.
Oity A Sub Homes 10
City Stores (old).(f)
5%
New common—.5
Clark (D L)
(|) k
108
Estates
Un 8tk Yds
,
Budd (E G)
Bulova Watch..
..6
4
5%
13%
JOr
spen
Preferred
3%
94
non-cum
? % imm pref
a
4%
21%
lu*«
O ty Investing .100
7 % preferred—100
3
26
loo"
Inc—(1
Bethlehem Steel- (f)
Blauner's
17
101
6%
15%
Industrial
Bing & Bing
92
Am Stee'
114
2(
29
98
7% preferred-.100
Nut Pack
Preferred
10%
_
2%
3
Pipe L-. 50
Bucyrus-Erfe Co. 10
7% cum pref_.10(
$2% conv. pref._5
Bull arc Co
21%
25 %
Class B
9%
7% preferred .100
28 H
15
26%
,
(t
100
Collender.
Preferred
Canada Cement. 100
45"
Belding Hem'way(t)
Bellanca Aircraft—
Common v t c—1
Bendii Aviation
Blrtman
27
7% preferred-.100
Bruce (E L) com.(t)
6
70
_
Beneficial
...
Tobregli
Ordinary bearer £'
British Celanese Ltd
Amer dep rets
BrownOo 6% pf.100
Brown Forman
Distillery
(t)
Brown Fence A Wire
Class A—.....(f)
Com B
(t)
Brown Shoe
'♦)
14
Cigars
7% 1st pref— .100
Beatrice Cream. .25
Beech
Registered—
Br It-Amer
11%
43%
xeliow Cau..t
O tickasha Cot O.K*
O aids Co com—(t)
O
(t)
Wyant A
Cannon Fdry—it;
3
6%% conv pf.100,
Barnsdall Corp.. .5
Bauman (L) pf—100 k
Biiiingt, a
25
6% second pf.100
Am Snuff....
25
110%
100
6%% pref
Bancroft (J) A Sons t
Preferred...
100
Barker Bros..
(t)
17%
2J
ft)
32
A..(t)
ib; A Oi.
Bamberger
24%
100
AmSmelt A Refg
Balwin Rubb
15% City Auto Stamp, (f)
15% O ty Ice A Fuel
(Cleveland) ...(t)
27%
6%% cum pf.. 100
27%
Coupon—...
Oalamba Sugar
16%
Am Safeiy ivaaor (t)
American Screw. 10*
Amer Seating vtc.f
Amer
American
ill
(f)
25
h.
2%
21%
(f)
.....
B-G Food Inc _.(t)
Bickfords Inc.
ac
(t)
Preferred
(t)
Amer Pneu Serv.
1st preferred
bv
Preferred
60
Amer
Potash
A
Chem
(f)
Amer
Radiator A
Stand Srnlt—.(t
Am
win
Loc
wai
arrrants
best A Co
19%
♦
7% cum or«f-.100
Am Republics com (f
100
Benson A Hedges (t)
Conv pref
(t)
Berghoff Brew
27
American News N Y
.
bats—
Loan common, (t)
Preferred— .(f)
20
52
Amer Mach A Fay.t
Am Macb A Met (t)
10
bajuk
~2%
83
42%
7% preferred-.100
23%
14%
25
^
butler tiros
(+)
(t)
Preferred
20%
pflOO
wu
%
7%
100
....
Baiaban a
25
2.
(t
Amer 1G Chem A (f)
Am Intern Corp. _(t
Amer
3%
53%
Preferred-
15%
79
Am Ram*
Rub.
37
!!'A
Baker Chemical
19
Hh«»'
9
\tlas Tack
Auburn Automob (t)
Austin. Nich A Co.
Prior A
(
AutoVot Machine(
Bait
Tiling Co Ltd—(t)
Amur Equities Oo_.l
22%
4%
43%
113%
Powder.
27
22
.
.
90
Aviation Corn (Del) 3
Axton-Fteh Tob A 1ft
87
130
Class B.
..20
Amer Encaustic
14%
107
1$
6>
Identic
Babcock
Am Crystal 8ugar 10
8%
44
6% preferred.. 100
Amer
26 %
15
'7%
5
Atlas
36% O irysler Oorp
7%
< t
1%
20%
20%
fx"
35%
190
Cue
6%
br una w lck-baiae-
ina
SS Lines
eg
ir4
Mfg
Class A
7% preferred—100
(♦»
26
49
(t)
9%
112
30
B........T
i%
Br llo
Budd Wheel
Associated Rayon (t>
7% preferred—100
Fdv_. (t
6n,
Preferred
100
9%
49% Chic Mail Order— 5
'hie Pneu Tool
.(t)
44%
M *4
oouv pref
t
~i% Ghic Rivet A Machf
48%
43%
2
40%
105%
123%
24%
106
15%
9
"acn
lugepui t Macn. vj
ij
37
Cherry-Bur Oorp (t)
Preferred.
100
O ewebr'gh Mfg
2^
Jhic Daily News ft)
Preferred
(t)
Chic June Rys A Un
Stk Yds stpd—100
3%
15
Buckeye
5% non-cum pflOO
Refill's_.26
ulas Plywood—(t)
Properties
102
37,
Atl Coast Fisheries, t
Canadian
Am Oar" A
104%
31%
2
Bristol-Myers
6
Brit-Amer Oil Ltd—
ord
£1
Associated Oil
Am Brake 8b & F
Common
47
Associated
Apparel
Industries
(t)
Assoc Dry
G'ds
6% 1st pref
100
i>i
-ass
Bristol Brass
5
Per share
1%
3%
--(t
BrtggsMfg
Briggs A Strat.top
Brighton Mills pflOO
Brill Corp cl. A—.+
Class
%
Arcturus Rad Tube t
Armour A Co nt Del
7% guar pref-.100
Armour 4 Oa (111)—
31%
M
26
12%
Assoc El Indus, Ltd
3
Amer
100
.
Arnold. Constable 5
*54%
64
60
23
Anheuser-Busch
Apex Elec Mfg..
Apponang Co
APW Paper
Archer-Daniels Midi
7% preferred.-100
Bid
Par
Stocks*
36
preferred 100
Bridgeport Brass .(t)
4%
%
1%
Botany Cons M. A50
Bourjois, Inc..—(t)
$2.75 cum pref (f)
Bower Roll B'r'g-.o
Bowm Bilt Hote's—
First
4%
92%
Armstrong Cork
5
.
5%
45
Common
Agric Uhem—
(Delaware)
Am C
1
(f)
Anaconda W A O. (
Anchor Cap
(
10
10
c—
98
u
103
Amalg Sugar
(t)
8% preferred..100
Amerada
Corp
(f)
6%
4
(t>
Pap v t
$6 pref v t c
Oorp (j)
Angostura-Wupperlmann Oorp
1
48
Common
irr-h
Wringer
Am Wr
$6 % conv pref.(
Anchor P A Fence(t)
96%
17%
Allied Stores Oorp(t)
Preferred
100
Allis-Ghalmers Ml*
i
Amer
7%
9%
59%
Andian Nat
AUied Mills inc-.(t)
America
(Mast).(t)
7% preferred. .100
172
127
Allied Kid Oo-
Amer
_
5%
22%
22
7 % preferredAmer Wind Glass
Preferred
10' >
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Per share.
8
5
(t)
100
Am Wool
30
Alles A Fisher
7
Am Transformer
150
Am Type Found,
Air-Way Electric
Appliance
(t)
Alaska Pack AssnlOO
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share.
Per share.
preceding the date of issue.
Corp..
10
JheckerOab Mfg.5
20%
100%
17%
6%
21
102
18
100
17%
7%
137
r
Canadian price,
z
Ex-dividend,
t Without
par
value,
t Called Oct. 31 at 120.,
* Called for payment Oct. 1.
91
industrial &
Oct., 1935]
Quotations for all
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
Stocas.
Preferred
$3 50 2nd pref.<+)
,(f)
Eastern Sugar
Ltd—
Oourt&uds
Am dep rets ord£l k
Cramp
(Wm)
A
Sons
Crane Oo
Creamery Package—
Cream of Wneac
t
Creole Petrol
5
Crocker wheeler .(t)
Croft Brewing.
!
1
~
"
11^
Electric boat
■Cler
...
i' >h....„—t
Preferred
100
Cud»n> Pack—.60
Endicutt
Gen Theat
*
Class
A
7%
pref—100
$8 cum pref
t
Cutler Rammer _(t)
30%
fair (Tbel Chic.Fairbanks
Famous
common
A
3%
t
A
Old
58""
52
10U
i
Flal
6% lstpfw w.lOft
$6
""'orshelm Shoe eomf
Flour Mills of Am(
Preferred
(
Follausbee
Bros.!
12%
.
Food Mach'y
f
22%
25%
25%
4
4%
11%
44
47
22%
23%
48
98
51
102
$7
17%
28%
itxi
19%
Dominican Coal
15%
Dominion Glass. 100
Preferred —.100
r
.
15%
85
r
preferred
95
Non vot com
Preferred
4
26
7%
Dominion stores.
Domln Textile...
Preferred
1
100
Preferred
18*
30 H
Douglas Aircrf
(t)
Douglas Shoe pf.100
Dow Ohem com
t
Preferred
100
Dow Drug—...ft)
99%
6
'7H
22
12
j
Driver Harris Oo 10C
Preferred
100
29
103
DubilierOond'ser (f)
Dunhiil Internal—1
DuplanSllk—..
8% cum pref.-100
DuPont (»c lf\da N
%
4%
10%
110
A Co com —X..20
Deben stock
.100
128%
128%
23
13 %
30
ill*
128%
129 %
10%
10%
10
2
(t)
6% preferred-.100
Duval Texas gulp (t)
26.
6|
n
9%
24%,
.,■6*
Nominal
/
Gen Alloys Oo_—_.t
Class A pref
10
10
v
pref.. 100
lnt Pap V Pow A (t)
('lass B
(t)
Class O(+)
cum
ilia
com—(t)
100
10
I
Brew
1
Hat Corp class A—1
106
10
with
3
Silver.
warr
Class B—
8% preferred—(V)
Genl Brouae
..5
(
Preferred
26%
10%
10
x
21%
13%
57%
74%
121
14%
TIH
124
61
.
"1%
1%
Jones A Laughin
Steel com
100
7% pref
100
115
25%
118
27%
77%
79 J
37
,
95
1
Preferred
100
Kaufman Dep St
95
100
12.60
18
10
7
K O Stock Y dsMel 00
Com
1
laynee
Preferred
2%
11%
26
36
92
Kalamazoo Stove (t)
7% conv pref. 100
Kelly SpringfId Tire
Common
5
101%
iH
$6
.
100
Ktyser (Jul) A Oo
(.
,
preferred—_(t.)
Switch A S AO
HasHl- AtiaN Glass.26
102%
10iP8
.1
1
Oorp.(t)
Kendall Go—
$6 part pref A.(f)
18%
8%
85
23%
23%
I
70
80
JX
20%
2I*
52
J*
58
22%
20%
14%
22%
20%
14%
90%
94
18
21
8%
ielsey-Hayes Wheel
(t)
Raseltine Corp
Preferred...
9
Hearst Oonsol Pub—
t
Rubenstein...(t)
t3
Helme
26 %
(t)
pref
'G
W)
-26
7% oon-cum pflOO
t Without par value
13%
Oa
Common.--i
100
Conv class A
Olass
B
Kelvins tor
25
7% cl A
H
.
Ex-dividend,
2
14
84
100
Inc. (^
1%
7% preferi8d..l00
x
71
70
25
-
.-(1
22
T'
-,1*
J
preferred -100
Tea
x%
29
46
«
..J«
%
100
pref.
.
28
45%
(t)
Hayes Body
2
Haytian Corp of
America
_.(t)
(f)
Cable
—
K lth-Albee Oroh-
100
Hathawav Bak A(
40
16%
'
53
J'>oasANaumburg2%
0%% cum pref
39%
10%
1
29
6% preferred--100
lnt Ptg Ink
7% preferred-.100
25%
Preferred
Harvard
1%
16%
33%
29%
107%
3%
3%
33
ft)
Johnson Tin Foil
A Metal.
Harb-Walk Ref—
Common
3
16*
Irving Air Chute—1
pref..100
Hartman Tob
5
30%
127
2%
1%
7% preferred--100
lnt "etrol
149
4%
30
126
interstate Hos'y.(t)
Intertype norp..(t)
8% 1st pref—100
Ir *n Fireman vtc(t)
3%
6%
57%
lnt Vlckei (CanadaH
7%
—100
33
147
Interstate Dept Sts
(t)
10ft
10
27
31
7% preferred—100
lohns-Manv
4%
29%
16%
6%
26%
1
(t)
lnt Merch Mar., (t)
ter
F)
Printing—.—10
Hamilton Watch-(t)
$6 pref
100
Rammermlll Paper
Common-.....10
Aviation—
price,
Button Hole
Machine.. 10
7% prei erred--100
IntTextRook-—. (r)
j
178%
177
Business Mach
aternat Shoe
tc25c
31
30%
7% prior pref-100
Preferred——100
Intl Saf Raz B
(t)
newnat Salt —(f)
13
64 %
3%
3
lot. Agric Oorp—t
7
2%
7%
28
27
Internat Prod—(t)
tnternat Pulp——t
41
A) 1st
1105
$7cum.pref ...ft
110%
$5 cum pref
(t)
27%
Stamped com
1
Unstamped com."
r Canadian
terlake Stearashl t>
lewel
6% cum
Ranna (M
9%
2%
Gen Baking......t
7%
I
Hall Lamp com..(t)
American
Transportation
General
33
0%
Greyhound Corp...5
i14
.
Pack——(f)
Gen Cigar common
12
23%
124%
23H
120%
24%
(t)
Class A
Hosiery'
Class B com.,
pref
GaraHwr.ll do
General
if)
7%
Hall (W
Gen Asphalt
110
132
28
Pap A Die.
'
$6 preferred—100
$1.50 preferred...
Preferred
(Robert)...(t)
(f)
General
28%
130
GrnfUl
Preferred-.
Halle Bros
2d preferred..—t
labrlel Co. c 1A
*
Garlock
Iron
—
7% 1st pref—.100
$6 conv pref.
85
100
Draper Corp—
See Textile Stocks
Dresser id R) A
1
21 j
28%
Grelf Bros Cooperage
A com..
(t)
Julf States 8tl
Freeport Tex Oe
10
6% conv pref-100
Fuller (G A) Oo—
Galr
20
Rale A Kilburn—
Malt pref......16
Partlc
43 i
100
Great Nor Pap...25
Great West Hug .ft)
7 % preferred—100
|
Preferred
116
_—
B
el*
14
130
128
20
_
Class A——...(t)
4%
125%
100
18%
6% preferred—100
Julf Oil Corp
26
Foreign shs A—(f)
Foundation On(Oan)
Froedert Grain A
terlake
.er
:v.
92%
92%
1 %
I
In
Group No 1 Oil—(t)
Fox Film—
136%
128
^uautaoamo Hug
Fraukiiu RySup.(t)
Dominion Steel
A Coal B
.....
pref. m'rn.
Foundation Co
(Jacob) Pkg
6%% pref—.100
tdate
conv
15%
7
104%
127
Rubber(t)
lnt foment Corp
32
Conv pref—
Foster Wheeler..i
f+
<ew
10
1%
33
103
b% preferred_-100
Inland
Steel
(t)
In
Tea
7
5%
32%
Intercont
18%
Preferred
Groc St Prod
Ford Motor France_
Forem't D*y Prodi
0
Rayon (i
IngersoU-Rand
25
25%
Ford Mot of Can 100
Class A........t
Class B
11%
6
100
8%
Guar Tr rets—
Dold
k Last sale,
3%
1%
100
Preferred
*>imi rial
2%
2%
5
1
—.100
Harvester
57
(f)
A-(t)
-
2%
Corp. t
Indus Finance vtc
In
§
2
(t)
ndus Accep
Cum pref
lnt
Ford Co Ltd—
22%
ID
(f)
Eagle Lock
East Roll Mill
42
-
non-vot
Olass B
(z)
Station com
Gt Atl A
^c
.
Preferred
Durham
29%
22%
1%
Oil
10%
3%
.Gt Lakes Tow
100 k
preferred
2
.
Cig Mach
"5% |
Flintkote Oo cl A. (f)
5
-10
Indiana Terr Ilium—
com
lut
117%
14%
Preferred
100
FIsk Rubber Corp.!
.
33
ord £1
adiana Pipe Line 6u
Preferred
. f 00
Gray Telephone Pay
|
49
7% 1st pref—«i00
Ftshman (M H)—(t)
12%
lnt Carriers Ltd
93%.
49%
First Boston Corp 10
First Nat Stores—(t»
Doehler Die-Cast (t
Preferred...
60
Class
7
14 %
12%
Grant < W T> ■. -(t>
Graton A Knight— t
113
I'»
of Canada com. .6
2
(t)
receipts
8
24%
(t)
"Irsstorif TA Rub
38%
39%
38
Distillers Co Ltd.ll
Distillers OorpSeagraras
(t)
Distillers A Brew'a.5
Preferred
AvVBus'Sec111
pref.
6
mperlal Tobacco
of Gt Brit A Irel'a
7%
Granite City Hfceel m
Part paid subscrip
$3
614 % cum pref 100
38
Discount Corp. of
New York
100
new
10%
46""
8%
18%
19%
53
Grand Raps Varn.(f)
Grand Union Co— 1
1
Film Insp Mach.(f)
Gilbert Corp...10
Doimutoii
18
A
Filene's 8ons
Dictaphone oom.(t)
Preferred.
100
Dictograph Prod.-2
DiOiorglo FruitCommon.... —10
$3 preferred
100
Diesel-Wemmer
Dlxuu (J) Oruc
Brewery
5th
6 %% Pref (with
warrants) ..100
Distillers Liquors
If)
1hi» rets
(Marshall)
Field
20%
3^
44
18%
18%
ludlan Ref
53%
2%
18%
15%
811k—
1%
Imperial Oil Ltd « ♦ i
Registered shares,
mperlal Tobacco
<
Hosiery (voting) -1
7 % preferred—100
Graham-Paige Mot.l
27*
8%
04
$3 pref with war.f
Gorham Mfg vtc.(t)
2%
£1
18%
82%
Gorham Inccom A-T
Gotham
(t)
108%
10b
Preferred.--.-
com.
Enamel
\oj
Fldello
1%
Diamond Shoe—
-
«
37
35
118
2d pref
100
Diamond Match.(t)
6% part pref—.26
-
21%
7%
3%
23%
4%
WA
33
106
u,
Am dep rets
loodyear T A R of
Canada new
(f)
New pref
1
Industries
52
(t)
(t)
com—
$7 1st pref
30%
preferred. 100
Ferro
36
107
Raynolds
......
«
Shoe New
62
32
Class A (non-vot) t
Common
»raf
32
14
14%
52%
2%
5%
16^1
A
2%
..26
117%
♦
.
Tire
Rubber
Feltman A Cur me
60
110
Denver Un Skyds(t)
Preferred
100
Devoe
loodvear
8
(1
Fed Screw Wks__(i,
Federated Dept Sts t
FED Corp..
(f)
28
8% preferred
Dentist Supply
lsi
Federal
39%
dep rets ord £5
u <st Kef com
9%
New common
(t)
.20
104%
7% preferred-.100
.
Denntson Mfg—
7% preferred.-100
Derby
loodricb (B F)
"aillt.lHHH Rllbb
t
Fedders Mfg A—(t)
7% preferred.
De Havilland Alrcr
Am
_.l
Common
ft)
Fansteei Products (t)
.100
com
com-
8
Gold Dust Corp v t c 1
$6 cum conv pfd_ t
Gold Seal Elec
1
Fanny Farmer Candy
Deep Rock Oil
A Ref 7% pf—100
Deere A Oo
1
Players
OanOu
Decker (A) A Oohn
Common
(t)
Class B
(f)
$7 preferred-_.(t)
40%
22}
68
Imperial Ohem
20%
Class A
22
62%
40
itf
deal Cement
Mnnl* Brink
28%
106
105
7% prefstmpd 100
dygradeFood Prod .5
Rygrade Sylvan.ft^
6%s conv pref.(t)
„
Godchaux Sugar—_.
Vot trust ctfs
ft)
3fi
2%
Jobei
lupp Motor
(uylers inc—
Common
17
19
3
28
vot tr ctfs
25
dowe Scale com.(t)
Preferred
—1UU
Hudson Mot Car
1
Humble Oil A Ref(t)
8
30
(A O) com..(t)
preferred--50
Olass B
.!
deusehold Fin pf 60
Houston Oil (Tex' 100
37
Preferred
..
10%
16
1
7% preferred-.100
HsudalUe-Hershey
Class A—....(t)
107%
11%
prior pref 100
Globe Underwriters 2
G">hH WHraicke
♦
Fairchlld A via
t
1
7%
**1ardo Sugar
100
Falstaff Brewery—1
Dayton Rubber Mfg
Preferred
7% preferred—100
Hidden Co
7% preferred—100
common
•
47
88
10
Old
I
IV4
4rA
(t)
if!
110
New preferred
5
'"Torn A liard't(NY)t
90c
Rax
Glen Aiden Goal
26
Morse
Haf
$5 conv pref
i
♦
Oo
Fairbanks
Davega Sts Corp..6
Davenport Hon'jr ft)
A..-
RilHtr.e
Glrabel
34%
12%
18%
8% non-vot pf.100
Davison Chemical-
Class
127^
dorn
27%
(j)
Gilcrist Oo
7% preferred--100
Preferred
100
Darby Petroleum..5
Dardelet Thr'dlockf
Common
04%
129%
64
6
5
Buff Oorp
OiXCh
50c
19*
6
88
ical
100
Preferred
100
Horder's Ind
--(t)
Hormel (G A) A Co f
41%
92%
preference—.20
(t)
GUbeit (A C)
(t)
24
60
72
Daniels & Fisher—
New
Vac Clean
(f)
Gibson Art
Ex-Oell-O A AT...3
cum
Old
Pipe L
Oureka
Evans Prod
94
A
17
15^
»<n«i*on.6'
iureka
..1
\l*
Equlpt
(t)
Hooker Electrochem¬
24%
6% cum pf A, .100
Georgian Inc.—
16
7% preferred-.100
Oushman's Sons
33
110
»
i» 1,1
Conv pref v t c.(t)
Gen Tire A Rub -26
Hjqult Office Bldgf*
CurtlssWrightOorp 1
-bgriH
Preferred
Class B
2%
8% preferred—25
Ouneo Press—.(f)
Curtis Pub com..(t>
$7 preferred
(ti
R>
30
23%
8%
18%
32
Preferred
~i%
ennral
1
Seltzer class A 2 %
Cuban
32
5
">lland Furnace
lace
80
116
48
45%
Holopbane Co
Holly Sug Co
37%
Gen Steel Casting—
$6 conv pref__.(t)
Gen
Stockyards, (t)
Emerson's Bromo
7% preferred--100
3%
7%
f
6% preferred-.100
6H
47 M
1st preferred.. 100
2d preferred--100
Cuba Oo.
1
Cuban-Am Hug ...lo
>■■■
Gen
.
7% preferred--100
t
$6 pf wltb w rr (t)
Gen Rayon A stk- (t>
Elgin N Watch
15
Elk H * >o»J ' lorp.
6% part pref.-.50
Ely Walker L> G..25
Crown-ZeUerbacn
Vot tr ctfs
(T>
Crucible Steel ..100
14 %
Gen Paint Corp A-(f)
Class B com
(f)
Gen'l Print lnk..(ty
9 y2
f
Common
Outdoor—
v
13
75
115
Reywood-Wakefield
1st preferred
100
Hires iCE) OoA.(t)
••Uandar (A)ASon_5
lAson.5
46
118
(f)
Advertising A—.1
Electroirraphic Corp
92
Paper $7 1st pf (f)
pref
Gom
iih
3
Stor Rstt
119
pref.-100
Motors
10
Gen Optical pf...(t)
Elec A MusicalIndus Am shs—
Crown C'k A Seal ( )
$2.70 preferred (t)
Crown-Willamette
69^
cum
5%
IH
7% preferred-.100
)
)
6%
109
<
36
Preferred
100
Crowley Mllner__( )k
H:
General
28%
33
.t
121%
121%
7% pref called
100
lershey Chocolate
$4 conv pref
1
fleyden Chemical. 10
derr-Hail-Mar v
i
Mills
eneral
Preferred-----100
(t)
Elsemann Magneto t
preferred
100
ttingon Schild _.(t1
Electric Aut«v-nte
6
-
Crown Cent Petrol (
Crown Cork lnt A(
165
6%
Elsler El Corp
Orosley Radio
(t)
Crowell Publish*g (t)
*
General
Bros Sts—
Edison
23
21
156
159
6H
28 X
6% preferred--100
Easy W Macb B.(t)
Eaton Mfg Co
_t
""
~
20
r\..dak.
Eastuiau
Flreprooflng
86
127
-
Preferred
100
Gen Foods Oorp_(t;
155
Preferred
15%
108
21%
37 %
zo
100
12%
11H
24}
24%
lercules Motors.(t)
Torcules Powd.. (t>
7 % preferred -100
Am dep rets reg£l
Gen
Assoc
Common
13 %
-100
com
Profflrred
103
40
1st pref.-.100
7<7,
..100
Ootj lac
Per share.
33%
General Electric
ft)
General Elcc Ltd-
5X
5
SS Lines
Eastern
1
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
share
Per share
share
Oosden Oil
Stocks.
AsK-
Bid-
Par.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
far
month preceding the date of Issue.
possible for the closing day of the
securities are as near as
Ask,
miscellaneous stocks
Keystone Watch
case
16 2-3
139%
168%
t Called Sept. 27 at 105.
;
r
93
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities are as near
Stocks.
Stocks
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Par
MISCELLANEOUS
&
as
Bid.
15%
%
100
Preferred
23
92
Mot-1
KlnnerAlr A
%
Kinney (G R> Inc__ t
$8 preferred
100
Klrby Petrol
1
Klein (D E) Co..(f)
Kleiner t Rubber.-10
Hat com
Knox
17%
19%
-
32
2%
17 X
6%
2%
7H
2
.(f)
Kobacker Stoi.'es—
Cum pref 7%-100
Kolster- Brand Ltd—
Amer share i
£1
McOrory Sts (vot). t
99
98%
8% preferred--100
63
6%
sf*
cl B. t
cm
pf--100
conv
McGraw-Hill Pub.t
31
Nat Breweries
5c
1'
26%
7% preferred. .100
(t)
6% preferred —10
Kreuger (G) Brew 1
xiTA
110 X
62
11%
12 X
64%
12%
100%
49%
31%
12
11
Nat Dlst
78
85
Nat Enam &
7%
102%
13*
44
7%
42%
12%
107%
44%
Kroger Grocery &
Baking
t
common
28
27 X
Class B com.---5
Laclede Steel
60
Lake of the Woods
12
16
Melville
Preferred
100
——
Lakey Fdy & Macb 1
t
Lambert Co.
22
2%
22%
H
45
7% pref w w._ 100
Lungendorf United
70
Mercantile
13
9%
2%
X
15%
10%
9%
1 %
20 %
6%
11%
100 X
2%
10%
Leh Portl Cement 50
7% preferred--100
Lehigh Valley Coait
6% cum conv pf60
Lehman Corp
(ti
J*
xi*
91%
11%
71*
108%
39%
8%
—
Preferred
100
6
1
114%
23%
114%
115%
150
.
160
7% preferred--100
Lily Tulip Cup—(t)
Wke
16%
23%
t
dH
5
1
9%
36%
3%
t
31%
in
(t)
Kefg..
Liquid '"'art o He
Lit Brothers
(t)
Loblaw Groc Ltd At
Locomotive Firebox 1
Loew'«lne
$6.50
Macr>lne.-_5
Metal Textile
(t)
Metal & Thermit..
Preferred
100
Metrop Pav Brick-"
Preferred
5%
108
105%
6%
1%
..
♦
.
Long Bell Lnm A (t,
Long west Corp
Loon.
tie?
nn.
,
20
7% 1st pref.—100
2d
25%
135%
7% preferred-.100
Loudon Packing, (t)
common
Louisiana
6%wt
Valve
(t)
Preferred
100
Ludlum Steel...
Mac and
v
Mark
Mac>
7% preferred--100
Sugar
-ifn
7% preferred-.100
Bros Inc. it
41%
1%
4%
38%
22%
27
49%
:
7
5
-
•
-
B
62
13%
25
14%
10
•
5%
A
k
25%
r
40c
r
t
»»1* C.
Massey-Harris.
* Last^rsale.
..
..
»
ft
(+'
10ni
n
60
♦
(t)
IVeferred
(f)
w
100
w
24
100%
104%
105
(t)
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref
(t)
Moore Corp com.(t)
Preferred A--. 100
Preferred
B
4%
_10
Products
t
Mot Wheel Corp..6
VIount'n Sc Gulf Oil 1 k
Mountain Prod —.10
Mounuin Tnc..
1
Mueller Br Co com 1
Mullins Mfg Corp—
Class A
7.50
__1
$7 conv pref—(f)
Munslngwear luc vl >
Vftirphv
(O C> C«
W*
24
7%:
Mv«ra(PE>A R'oft
2%
3
Vat
12
Nat
10%
V .*l>*>al
9%
Nash
Motors....(t<
Acme Co
-1
Aviation.... 10
Raklng. _.l
Preferred
"5%
^at
4
4%
57%
55%
112
r
7 % preferred
51
52%
48%
49%
Canadian
price,
x
.
.
11%
n%
95
98
1%
(f)
.
~6%
1%
50
20
34
35
....
27
r
Ohio
"4%
Gil.
~
_(t)
Preferred
Ollstocks
%
-.100
Ltd
19%
21%
Okonite
14%
13%
14%
13%
72
73
Oldetyme Distillersl
Oliver Farm Equip—
new common.-(t)
17%
19
o
8%
conv
pf A.100
Oppenheim Ooliius
39
40%
Elevator
<+\
6% preferred-.100
8
Otis Ste«i
7% prior pref. 100
Outboard Mot A-(t)
Class B
9%
I'lfiei
'
.(t)
r»nm
'♦
7% preferred
Overman
Tire
31%
149
10
L
par
.100
Cushion
com
—
—
58"
3%
4%
17
18
10
99
97%
10
80
7%
18%
121%
15%
i5*
123%
15%
73
9%
1 %
52
115
Hall
Common
3%
$ Called Oct. 1 at 120.
5%
JA
20
9%
36%
4
79
5%
ii*
3%
51%
1%
2!*
86
8%
3
1%
2%
8%
12
24%
30
42%
preferred.
«ssed Steel Car
it)
7% preferred-.100
8%
'referred
Properties
52
lOf
206
Publication Corp (t)
0,1
rst, oref
100
Pullman Inc
Alegre Sugar t
Pure OH
(Jo
(♦ )
8% treferrM
OP
6% vot pref
100
Purity Bakeries ,(t»
Pyrene Mfg
ir
Quaker Oats
(t)
6% preferred. .100
A
Securities
5y Rainbow
98
31%
2%
jy
90
69%
xl6%
V51 '
132
139
4%
Light
(f)
14%
imn
Luminous
Product A
t
Class B com
T
Paper
19%
%
29
t
tadio-Kelth-'
Railway
116%
%
Realiza¬
tion vtc
33'3C
Propper M'Oall'm(T)
Punta
1%
11
(t)
5% wef
'00
Producers Royalty. 1
Rainier
(f)
6% preferred-_(t)
value.
«*
48
Prentice
Proc A Gamble
10%.
104%
10%
151
tNo
85
104%
10%
100 r
Otis
Ex-dividend
17
Ontario Steel Predf *> r
18
1%
15
16
17%
10
30%
9
Preferred
l6~
30
53
17%
17%
15%
9%
9%
1%
105""
25
Lambert--t
A
conv
104
100
Pun
.
(t)
._(t)
Jotrero Sugar
6
Powdrell A Alexander
See Textile Stocks
'
100
com
Preferred
31%
145
(t)
1st preferred. .100
14
Class A
Class B
-aft
150
r
Ohio Leathe
%
100
Poor A (Jo class B. (t)
P rr.o Ric A Tob—
*ralrte Pipe L
-If!
42
_(ti
Textile Stocks
Mymonth Gil
6
Pocahontas Fuel. 100
'rairle Oil A Gas .25
25
34%
see
Preferred
—
Oghvie Fl Mills
Preferred
.100
Ohio Brass prof .10'
Ola*o B
52%
1%
6%
31%
100
com
Pharmacal—, -(t)
Novadel Agene
32
IO
7%
29
7%
ak
Plymouth Cordage—
.
3%
27
2/
7% preferred
50"
.j
Bella-
Bis'oii.
Lloye
Norwich
100
7% preferred. ,100
3%
%>
4
-
6% preferred. .100
Pitts United Com 2'
% conv pf
100
'ittston Co
43
2%
%
2
_
.
Paper
Rubber
150
f
35
109
136
116
.
.
4%
42%
40
k
North Pipe Line
N'weet Eag com_('
N'West Yeast
100
Nor walk Tire A
137%
Mfe
PI Glass.-.25
•
■
112
34%
10
Northern
32%
14
7%
.
40
North German
135
')hlo
Match.(f)
North A Judd
(t)
irray
2%
4
16
pref._HK^
1urrav «lorp..
10
cum
'ttcsb
Northam Warren
83
4%
Rts Coal (Pal .100
6% preferred--100
Pitts Forglngs
1
Mttsb Term Coal 100
(+
Avia.l
Amer shans
13%
.
3
88
41
Itney-Bowes Post, t
Ittsb Brewing
(t)
Preferred-.-, (t)
24%
No Amer
Morse Twist DrUi
A Machinery—10U
(t)
irelli Co of Italy
Am shs 500 lire.-
33
26
Corp.. 1
9%
*
__t
common
21
Amer
28%
7%
75
'llsbury Flour Mills
17
Corp conv_pf--(f)
137
pref. 100
32
North Cent Texas _5
No European Oil
1
30%
22%
conv
.2ft
Nlles-Bem't-P'B
109
9
32%
134%
Governor_(t)
lerceOUOoro
*ltts Screw ABolt(t)
Mttsborgh Nteel Fdy
Common
-(f)
Preferred
.100
12
42
—
4
11%
Moore Dr For A.(f)
VforrelK.fohni A Cot
Morris (Philip)
8%
4%
dH
15%
5
5
N Y Transports. 10
Nicholson
Fu«:
(t)
105
158
Class B
62
10
Transit
v
53
100
Motor
32*
9%
62%
Mills
.
9%
29
Noma Elec
82
Class A
"
(t)
SnipbulldtnK-.l
7% pref..— 100
N Y
12%
Co mmmoD
4
7%
Common
14
A*
75.
A
lerce Petrol...
3%
26%
%
?
5% non cum pflOO
N Y Merchandise-
6.02
9
Nominal,
41
8%
oref
Nachman Sprlngf (f) k
Marshall Wells pflOO
Mar*
Pa-: 1
Masonite Corp
79? nrefarrrd
cum
Common
"I %
1%
5.97
5
Corp
1
Marlon 8t Shov— (t)
Preferred.
100
38
t
Preferred
3
>0
24%
23%
2%
C4I.{
-Terce
5%
25%
%
100
N Y
North
Mission Corp
1.20
Marancha Corp
5
Mar gay Oil Corp. (f
Marine Midland
Marl in
Rockwell
16.60
7%
,{+
Mararaiho OH Expl 1
Mar*
8%
57
(fi
Manning Bowman
Co class A..(t
Class
'*
..
6 Co Ltd
%
5%
1%
6%
Manischewitz
Mapes Cons Mfg_(t)
Maple Leaf Mill. (t)
Preferred-.
10<
Regulator
6% pref ser A-100
Pref Called.
..100
Minn Min & Mfg
10
4
Mangel St com_.(t)
6%% Pf w W.-100
Second pref
Dock
19
it*
Phila Insul Wire
*hll A Read
Car Corp com
1%
(t)
(t)
Brake
Air
9%
11%
■Be Bakeries vtc(t)
Pierce Arrow Motor
40
5
NY Investors com't*
First pref
100
Ward
48%
9%
:
%
4%
1%
5%
Manatt
23
110
N
Montgomery
24
(t)
Shirt
22%
108%
MInneap-Honeywell
25%
129
Y
\ ne
.5
8%
Land
Arlsona
r»f
7% preferred-.100
«
N Y Auction
8%
Sum
W at-10
%
3%
36%
22%
m
H
Manhattan
A
Monsanto Uh
40%
Mad Sq Garden—(t)
Mandel
G)
6%%
30
124
.!»»'•; Inc.'
i
'
-100
Mill Factors A.-.50
36
"-ucki» inc (t)
Mallison
MUler
133
Mexico
46
Mid vale Co.
Common..
34
6%% pref,.
100
1 worsted
pf .100
(t)
Newton SteelNew
14
"ore
'hoenlx Hosiery
A*
75
ford Oti
37%
115
'hlllip-Jones Com t
7% preferre. -.100
'hllllps Petrol
t
2%
V
1%
"6%
7
2
5
♦ rad
110
Gi
..
Brewing, (f)
Phelps-Dodge..-.26
12
New Hav Cl com.25
New
pf_.10
(t)
conv
31%
Pfeiffer
58
114
107%
..25
Class B
2%
%6
6%
10%
N
8% 1st pref. .100
$2 non-cum dlv
«h
(t>
7%
129
Puu_.(t)
MacMillan Co
2
%
5%
10%
9fk
(t)
7% preferred—100
4
6%
New Bedford Rayon
Class A
25
2f*
-.50
Fuel ...2
Common
,
8%%
96
''
69%
82%
5%
pref A100
Mfg
Perfect Circle
P-f Milk
_6
age com...
preferred
conv
Salt
nn-Mex
102
Uord
Bedford
New
%
6
Peoples Drug Stores
32%
57%
H3%
Newberry Realty pf
Newport Indust -.1
6
Midland Steel
25%
Forbes 10
Preferred.
100
3%
54%
v t c
20
6% preferred.-100
Macfadden Newsp.f
Macfadden
90
114
Molybdenum Corp. 1
pf f
5
.-urn conv
,
jjynch Corp
rS*
o0
P
4%
Pet
Newberry
(J J) C<
Common.
(t
Preferred 7% 1ft'
Mock Judson & Voe
7*
pf.lOO
Ludlow
5
35
45
vtc—(t)
Portl Ceuien'
vt
v.«r
conv
140
34^
100
(Herman)._5
Nestle-le Mur cl A_t
..(+)
Midland Royalty—
$2 conv pref—(f)
25%
"7%
( t)
—
(t)
Mlnneap-Mollire
Power Implem
110
.10
7% conv pref
Gas A Oil— 1
—.10
t*
7%
Pion
10
3%
51%
31%
101%
5%
10%
2%
Neptune Meter A (t)
22
80
1
OU_(t)
Bros
Nelson
2%
19]
Mexican Petrol..100
-
175
102
preferred.-10^
New
39
37%
$120
Lord A Taylor ,100
1st preferred-.100
Lorlllard
1%
jy*
30
Lemuel
4
37
y
Pann Coal A Coke 10
Pa-Dixie Cement
1
9%
%
9k
(t)
Col-p com-_(t>
Preferred
(t)
——
5%
92%
'
'
NatomasCo
29%
55
Pref
2
ah
100
30
52
Metrop Tobacco.100
Scrip
pref. (f)
Loft Inc..
(f)
Preferred
16
Loews Boston Th 25
cum
-.1
Mesta
44
♦
50
Mesabi Iron
17%
15%
3%
-f
28%
122
At
Class B
.(f)
Panlck A Ford
t
Penney
(J
O)
Co
Common
(t)
f70*
8%
12 ft*v
Nehl
Products
17
Pender(D)Groc
10%
17
69
...
Nat Union Radio (tl
Co
Merrit, Chapman A
Scott
—ft)
6%% pref A—100
37%
Class B
Nat Tea iom
*at'l Transb
2%
12%
Peerless Mot Car-.3
Nat Tool com.—.50
(f)
Class A
Class R
71%
23%
"4%
23
26
Preferred
Mid-Coot Pet
(f)
8% cum pref.. 100
Pathe Film Corp
1
7 % preferred
Peck. Stow A Wile26
"%6
ttafg—(+V
Nat SupdIv
25
7 % preferred- -100
117
14*
$4 prefel A
71%
j ♦
Nat Steel Corp... 26
27
24
%
100
Preferred
37%
4%
32%
24%
5
%
%
3%
uugar
115
Mich
Del
99
UavisOo. (t»
Pathe Excb Inc-.m
19
Oos_(t)
»-(t)
pref.(t)
sr.
45
4%
1
Parker Rust Prf-.(t)
Park A Tilford Inc 1
Parmelee Trans, (t)
8*
1st preferred--100
8
24%
Common
—1
8% preferred-.100
Mergenth'ler Lino(1)
5%
Lion Oil
7%
23%
Merck & Co—
Mexico-Ohio
Shirt
Parke
4
£6/*
'■Hi
6
.10
Middle States Pet—
5
30
Link Belt Co
Nat Service
15
40
Nat Screen Serv
14%
Pictures
Common..
6% 1st pref—.100
6% 2d pref
10
%
7%
' "
40
NhI
''aramouut-Publlx
Paramount
10
.10'
Conv part
.
%1
95
Nat Rub Mach— (
83
137
conv
60
-...2f
"5%
55
Michigan Sugar
7% preferred
50
Lindsay Lt&ChemlO
\
71
160
4^
%
14%
2%
4%
t
pref. 100
Pantepec Oil Co.—1
Paramount Mots, (f j
182
126ff
$7 preferred---(
NatRefcom.
erred
3
24*
Lincoln Printing, (t)
Preferred-
110%
5%
38%
12%
45
3
23 %
113
Lig A Myers Tob-2f>
l.nenrt.
'•
8%
156%
—100
11%
1
anhandle PAR
Type
Nat Radiator—
54%
100
Preferred
65*'
Llbbey-Owens-Ford 1
Lib McNeil & Lib (t)
Liberty Baking
it)
Lima
Transportation (t)
Uuuiuion
105%
89%
(t)
100
Life Savers
2
54
Merchants Refrig—t
103
89*
Leonard Oil Dev..25
B
-
Merrimac Hat
6
Prod
$2 preferred
Preferred..
Lee Rub A Tire
Lefcourt Rlty Corp 1
Oonv pref
(t)
Leh < oal A Nav-(t)
Lerner Stores
nVA
8%
2%
100
6
Common
Stores(t)
100
Merchants & Mfrs
Sec Co com._(t)
77
Paper
preferred
62
Petrol A
Am
Transp com
Pan-American
Southern
180
1ft'
.
&
Nat
Merchants A Miners
A -(f)
Cement
47
5%
Class B
(t)
Lawrence Portland
war
100
Preferred--
Clark
--26
Lane Bryant Inc -(t)
Pf with
;.(t)
Mengel Co
1
7% cum pref—100
Landers, Frary A
83
85
Corp
1st pf 6%
10
80
9%
F'tik
10
Shoe
common.
100
*
80
Mellins Food
23
Milling
Lehn
80
&Oo+
Mead Johnson
Kuppenhelmer & Co
Bakeries cl
t
Preferred
Preferred.
28%
Pan
1%
16%
Nat Licorice cum 101
15*
37
Foreign 1st pref..
25*
30
1
7% pref A
100
6% pref B
100
National Leather. 10
9
17
108
25
Stpg(j)
Lead—100
National
,
Pacific West Oil. (tT
Packard Motor.. (t)
Pairpolnt Corp .100
Pan-Am Airways 10
Pan-American
29%
Nat Fire-Proofing 50
Preferred ——.50
13
121
14%
Pac Eastern Corp
24
Nat Fuel Gas——(t)
fi*
..
Stores_(tj
7% 1st pref—100
Prod—(t)
24
&
preferred..
106%
2%
Pref class B—100
Nat Dept
2d
17%
M*
Preferred cl A-10
11
1%
4%
2%
3%
9%
110
30
$2 conv pref—
Nat Dairy Prod--(
12%
6%
10%
10%
93%
2%
16%
107
Nat Cash Reg
31%
5
noraraon.'..
101
40
108
Nat Container-..
6
Per
116
1st
—
7% conv pf A__50
McLellan Sts cnm( t1
Bid.
Owens-Ills Glass -25
Oxford Paper com..
6% preferred
t
Pac Amer Fisheries 5
11%
preferred—100
2d preferred--100
Nat Casket com_(f)
Preferred $7
(
120
McKeesport T PI (t
Par.
Pacific Coast O»-_10
-IU
1st preferred—
40
(t)
Nat Candy
53
McKesson & Robb—
Kreege (S S) Oo~~
Stocks.
36
42
35%
T
100
Preferred--
147%
12%
Ask.
Per share.
10
.
Maytag Oo--.--.-T
1st. %6 prof..
.(f>
$3 cum pf w w_(t)
$3 cumpf x-w_-(t)
MoOhm • (orp
(tJ
McOoll-Frontenac
Non vot
8
(vntO
Stores Co com
(t)
McOord Rad cl B (t)
H
Kresge Dept Stores 1
Com
(t)
7% preferred-.100
Mavis Bottling A--1
Mayflower Assoc. (t)
May (The) Dept
Oil Co
55
Koppers Gas A Coke
Preferred
100
Kress (8 HUOo
Mathi'son Alkali.
3%
zl%
Bid.
Par.
Stocks*
Ask.
Per
Per share.
Kimberly-Clark. (t)
Kingsbury Brew—1
King Royalty —(t)
STOCKS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Pulp &
Co
(t)
%
33%
93
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
OtjT., 1935]
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask,
Bid.
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Btocka.
Bid.
Stocks*
Ask.
Bid,
"
Par
2
4
*hell Transo A Tr £2
Shell Union OH
t
32*$
93$
12
16
5*$% oonv pf.100
Sherw-Williams —26
89
22*$
Sher-Wms
Raymond Concrete
PUe common—t
Preferred.......t
Raytheon Mfg
.
vot tr ctfe com 60c
1
k
Raybescos-Manna: t
22
Real 811k
Hosiery M (vot)10
9*$
61*$
85$
7% pref yot---100
55
6% ore 1AA...100
Can., (t)
Preferred. ....100
Simmons-Boardman
Pub
pref..—-*».t
Red Bank Oil—(t)
«4"H'»n»riB
Beece
Par
Per share.
Per share.
Par
35
108*$
9*$
93*$
H0*$
108
109
,
95^
100
i!H
10
103*$
9*$
15*$
Technicolor Inc..(f)
Talaut'g'ph Corp..5
Beece Fold Mach.10
Reeves (Daniel), (t)
f
100
8*$% pref.
Rets rKobt) <L Co (f)
.els fRobt) A
2
Xt
T*$
iox
X
7
13 X
114
(}'
Reliable Stores
Common
i*$
:
—106
7% 1st pref.
Belter-Foster Oll.(t)
Reliance
15
14 *$
1%
6)4
87
2X
7%
pref——25
1st pref... 100
2d pref.—100
Renner Co————l
Reo
*lo tor Oar
.6
Republic Steel
(t
6% conv pref.100
6% pref ctfa
Respro Inc.——t
Preferred——10
Severe Cop & Br. 6
Class A....
6)4%
conv
B
23
24
58*$
11*
X
25$
14*$
5*$
2X
14 X
5X
12
i*
74
2
6
30
"IX
Roval ' bitct
Royal Typewriter^
Preferred
100
Ruberoui t1o.-..100
5
Preferred
■
„
•
8% preferred.. 100
Scott Paper
t
7% pref eer A.100
i% pref ser B-100
jvllf vffg.
26
Seaboard Oil... (t)
Seagrave Oorp, (f)
Sears, Roebuck A
Co common.,
Seeman
Staud OU
Stand Oil (Ind)—>2K
Stand Oil (Kan).. 10
3
2X
36%
37%
..
41**
—
.
.1
X
40 X
26*$
101*$
Sheaffer
Pen....(f)
k Last sale,
n
JrK
67
4*$
67
675$
103*$
101
335$
125$
11*$
31^
it*
100
si*
IIh
123
5$
33*$
34
iP
45*$
33*$
96"
5
SI*
25
32*$
8
■-88*
22
91
112*$
'OO
t
a
115
108
113
125
Common—....
Sterchi Bros 6 % pf-
Stone
i
A
...
AFuUer(t)
Wohator
m
StrombergCarison( f)
6*$% pref—100
—.(f)
Corp..1
Oil com..—
if
6% cum pref.-10b
SunrayOU .......1
Superheater Oo.. (t)
Superior OU
T
Superior Ste«l
11
Sutherland Paper. 10i
H wan A
Finch Ou 1
Sweets Oo of Am.50
Swift A Oo
25
Swift interuat'l—lr
2X
Swiss
OU.........1
Symington Co..—. t
X
105$
10*$
107
~5*$
20*$
5*$
205$
&»
425$
Nominal
Class
A——— ♦
Taggart Corp com.t
7% preferred..(t)
Tastyeast Inc dA.l
Taylor-Colquitt Oo t
Preferred
.100
Taylor Milling -(f)
Taylor-Wharton
32
30 X
.
2
72
133
Iran A Steel cam. t
r Canadian
price,
5
4
45
15*$
5%
66*$
1185$
24
5
ac Ex-dividend,
Up Eng A Fdy.—.t
United Fruit
t
67*$
18*$
7
40
26c
105$
10*$
10*$
s
86'
4*$
23*$
67*$
$1.201st pref—(t)
f Without par value.
(f)
Common.
$3.85
conv
pf—(t)
Warner-Qutnlan
Co
—...(t)
Warren Bros
conv
t
pref—-(t)
Varren Fdv A PIn«*
Warren(8 D) Co com
Wayne Pump .....1
Webstar Eisenlohr(t)
$7 preferred ..100
WelchGrape Juice(5)
Preferred.
100
Welle Fargo Expr— 1
25*$
17*$
3*$
75$
IX
36
41*$
%
m
8*$
23
12
16*$
5*$
80
12*$
91
1*$
Wesson OU A Snow
drift
(f)
com
$4 conv oref-.
West Air Exp
t
-1
Supply—
(t>
40
1%
47%
Western Cartridge
8% preferred—100
West Dairies Inc—
Vtc com
$3 preferredW
Fred AT
"llass B v • c
(t)
mi
oairjr
100
2%
22*$
3*$
Western Tablet A
4J$
6*$
23
15$
145$
1*$
7*$
28
2
15*$
1*$
10*$
13
Stationery v t c (t)
West Indies Sugar. 1
W
ae(t)
W'sfhe El AMf 50
.dtina
84""
40*$
7% 1st part pf.50
Weston El Instru—f
Class A-.-.
-t
*$
25$
14
22
71
1
4*$
14*$
23*$
72
159
157
-
4*$
14*$
101
.
—.
.
-t
pref.100
Wheel Steel Oorp (t)
Preferred...—100
Products
..60
white Motor
Vfftch (ti
White
$4 conv
pref—.(t)
White (S 8) Dental 2
White Rk Min SpgsStk trust ctfs. . (t)
8
WUcox A Gtbbs—50
68^
70
14*$
145$
WUcox
(H F)
OU
A
Gas.........5
First
-.100
pref
Wleboldt Stores., (t)
Williams (R O—
§1
WU-Low Cafe
18*$
21
19*$
Westvaco Chlorine
9*$
455$
%
33*$
t
85$
445$
75$
18*$
20*$
2
76
115
17
W Va Pulp A Pap— t
Preferred
100
W wtvaco Chlorine
■*TOducts
#
3
16
17
Air Br
W Va Coal A Coke,
83*$
39*$
*$
Preferred.—100
U S FoU B
—1
U S Freight—
U 8 Gypsum
20
7 % preferred--100
U 8 Hoff Machin'yS
U 8 Ind Alcohol, ft)
U 8 Leather v t c_(t)
7c cum pr pf.100
_artconvAcl A(t>
U S Lines pref— .(t)
Foundry
Com OlasK R..
7*$
8*$
Common ...—.20
Os
»—(t)
Common 4
90
U 8 Pipe A
n"f{!
Preferred
West Auto
127
U S Finishing —.(t)
Walker (H) Good'm
rooam
A Worts com,
%>
85
22"
29*$
117*$
xy
122
2*$
26*$
pf .100
5
...100
22"
Walgreen Co com (t)
P
p
Xv*
Warner Aircraft.—1
Earner Bros Pict—
18%
9X
7% conv pref.100
U S Envelope—.100
15*1
Company-_(f)
alttABondlncA(t)
Class B
(t)
Vaidorf System.—t
68
"5k
2*$
11*$
185$
55$
29*$
2X
5$
3*$
Wah.
P
115
7 % preferred--100
10*$
95$
10*$
6% pref.i....100
Preferred
7 % preferred- .100
Waco Aircraft
.(t)
Ward Baking Oorp—
Com Class A., (f)
21c
(t)
Un Merch A Mfrs-t
9*$
7*$
37*$
8
Walworth
21*
76*$
4*$
23
66*$
65$
4*$
38
15
2
——t
Preferred
1§*$
33^
35
(t)
$3 part
United El Coal.... t
....
9
165$
26*$
10^
a
t
Sullivan Mach'y.(t)
^
r
I*
114
66*$
18*$
Un Cigar StoresOld common—.
$3 preferred..(+)
United Molasses Ltd
Amer dep rets..£1
Unit Paperboard 100
Preferred
100
Unit Piece Dye com r
Preferred
-.100
Un Prof Sharlng.(t)
10% preferred.10
Un Publishers pf 100
Untd Sh Macb Oo26
Preferred .—...25
U 8 Dairy Prod A (t)
Common B—(t)
U 8 Dlstrlb—
,
21
110
United Dry Dock (t)
United l)»cwoo(j..lfl
3*$
12*$
$3
Certificates
United Drug.
64*$
38
Vick Financial
5
Viking Pump—.t
part
I*
9*$
135$
(t)
31*$
Sun
1*$
3*$
30*$
*$
3*$
185$
8*$
7% conv pref.100
...25
Preferred
6
Stlnne8( Hugo)Oorp5
2*$
22
2%
it*
-
27*$
2*$
6 7c
91*$
22*$
7% preferred-. 100
-
prel_-l00
5 % preferred- .100
Vick Chemical....5
17 X
90
Unit Amer Bosch.(t)
Biscuit—
pref
3*$
129*$
Vogt Mfg.—(t)
67
Transport v t c—6
Common..
25
18*$
28*$
105*$
1*$
109
nr>of
6 4 % cum
71
130
25$
33*$
United-Carr Fast (t)
United
Chemical
32*$
65
,
7 % pref called-100
Vortex Cup——T
Class A
.(t)
Vulcan RnttnnlnglOO
14
14*$
Preferred.
—25
Stein (A) A Oo—
Stewart-Warner
28*$
285$
M
United Rarbon—t
-
6
Venezuelan Petrol.5
Va-Oaro Ohem—
Common .......t
^
Warrants——.—
of Am com
Corp.—*
Raalte Co...
65$
United
iO
Screw
Studebaker
11H
4l*
Tractor
88*$
Standard
Van
10
United Air Lines
10X
Stroock A Co
28
4*
(t>
14
.25
22*$
—
Warrants
United Milk Prod (t)
66X
4*$
86
.—100
12"
117
110
7*$
6*$
71*$
Union Carh A Oarb t
"nlon OU of Calif.25
U » St Yd "Omaha 100
Union Tank Car. (t)
Union Tobacco..(t)
Union
preferred. 100
Common———(t)
10*$
39*$
n oderwood Elliott
Sterling Brewing.. 1
Sterling Products. 10
3*
16*$
65*$
7*$
100
1
%*
SttxBae
"§*$
185$
4*$
ill* 7% preferred—100
UnexceUed Mfg.. 10
34* Un B A P Oorp (t)
34
15*$
V» Iron n A c^.joo
38*$
7% preferred..100
Tung-Sol Lamp
(t)
$3 conv pref..-(f)
Fisher..
32
io k
8
50
Utica Knit Co—.100
nrlor
Preferred
100
Tubize ChatiUon —1
(t)
jy*
■
1
7 % preferred- -100
Vanadium
10X
Fnrnace pref
10<>
Trunx Pork 8tores(t)
Truscon Steel—..10
.
152
Unlv Pipe A Bad.
87
Saf Glass-
'n com
J
Leaf Ton., (ti
7% 1st pref.—100
Am dep rets reg £1
Truax-Traer Coal (f)
%
Unlv
33*$
75$
Steel Forging.^.'
Trico Product"
(t
Preferred..... (t)
60*$
8% preferred--100
Universal Pictures. 1
85
3*$
Preferred.
t
30
-10*$
Uleit
pflOO
pref—.(t'
Vot tr ctfs—„(t
United WaU Pap -2
7% conv pref.100
Valley Mould A Iron
common
(t)
Preferred.100
6
20th Cent Fox FUm
lol%
non-cum
conv
26
10
Common...—.(t)
$6
195$
5*$
.3
Class A_....—i
7%
1*$
132*$
160*$
.
.
United Stores A
2*$
Picture Screen —1
Transue A Williams
8tern Bros A.... (t)
Stetson (J B)—..U
29
56
West Air Line
5
Trans Lux DayUgbt
IP
32"
19*$
20*$
85-4
TrumbuU-Cliffs
76
72
8 Tobacco
7%
.
87" Triplex
U 8 Sugar Oorp
I)
3
preferred .100
Vadsco Sales Oorp
15$
Tobacco Secur Ltd—
Am dep rets ord £1
Am dep rets def—
Todd Bh pyards (t)
Torr'ngton Oo
(f)
Tranaam erica Corp f
Transcontinental
A
13*$
42*$
7%
Shattuck (Frank G)t
45$
AX
24*$
140
49
.
66
Stocks, Inc——(f)
Tnh Prod Fxpte. (t)
11*$
*$
preferred. 100
Seton Leather...(t)
Sharon steel Hp. (fj
Sharp A Dobme
T
93.50 conv pref—t
11*
86
25
Timken Roll Bear (f)
Tobacco A Allied
117"
112
Sentry Safety Oon(t)
Serve] Oe
120H
-T
6*$% pref—101
86"
83*$
10*$
103*$
,
1
112
109
let
8% 1st pref -.100
Universal Prod, .(t)
8*$
1005$
55*$
7% preferred. .100
42%
65$
com..
—
Ji*
64
.
Segal Lock A Hard¬
Preferred-
114
160
Un Aircraft Corp.(t)
r
"r#f«pr<wl
56
Selby ShCMBr..
(t)
Selfndge Prov Stores
Amdeprcta—£l k
Sellers <
'
A Sons
7% preferred-. 100
24*$
(.......T
$7 pref A
I
$5 pref B
—-t
9taniey Works
.2
9tarrett(L S) Oo.(t>
Starrett Corp.—. 1
Preferred.. ..—10
Steel Oo of Can.* (t)
115
80
99*$
43
Time Inc com.._(f)
20*$
8
17
.
85$
99
♦
7% preferred--100
U S Stores—
2*$
40
pref.100
5% guar, pref.100
1~30
48
.
if
2*$
Assn on
conv
5% preferred—100
Stand Oil Export
110
110
45$
Preferred.,
Tlnikmt-Det Axie. 10
Stand Textile Prod-1
He Prod-
(t)
ware
Ipai)
57*$
40
23"
45$
Com Tob
Fruit
(t)
$3 pt parti pref (T)
Stand OU (Ohio)
Bros....(f)
Selberling Uuob
09*$
87
Stand
33*$
7%
Arms—tt)
e«i<u
com
Stahl-Meyer com (t>
Staley Mfg Co —100
Preferred.....100
Standard Brands(t*
$7 pref ser A
Standard Brew
(f)
Stand Cap A Seal—5
X«H
76
30
113
76
8avan b Sug com—t
Preferred —10b
'«•
Kellogg.it)
Oorp t t c—1
8ulcer Mfg Oo
ft)
$3 conv pref A. (t)
Stand OU (Ky)-.IO
Stand OU (Neb). .25
Stand OU of N J—25
1.10
$25 par
7 % preferred.. 100
Schulte Real Est.(t)
Schulte <Ht»'
i
Snencer
8 perry
dtanri
25$
109
25
Preferred. .—.100
8t Regis Pap. com t
Preferred
-.10n
Salt Creek Can Oll.l
Salt '•'•wpif tVod
10
Sanborn Map...100
Schiff
♦
10
109
—10'»
Y—10b
Savoy Oil.........5
Schenley Distillers.5
t
A Rw
22X
E t L Rocky Mt A
Pacific Co—101
„
Common.....
75
10
St L Nat Stk
6% cum pref.^100
dparks-WIth'gt'n Co
72"
2X
7% nref
mo
St Joseph StkTdlOO
St Lawrence Corp(t)
Pref class A. ..50
St Lawrence Flour
com
42
30
X.. 8
Ryan Cons Petrol (■})
Safety ' ar H A L100
Safeway Stores..(t)
6% oref
100
Mills
dpaidlnglAOABrfdi
7% lsfpref...100
dpang Chalf't A Co t
ll%
70
_(t)
6%
11X
U
111*$
2*$
44*$
—
\l*
«%
It*
_
Tide W
_
23*$
118
—
12
5
45
15
13
;
225$
50
Porto Bloodug '*
Square D Co B..—1
Class A pref.
"§*$
4*$
.
45
S% preferred—100
24" Squibb (E R) f-v"(t)
A Sonf
*
$6 preferred
ad—t
Rogers Peet
Steel...
d«v
108^
10
U 8 Steel Corp..100
67
45
7% preferred—.50
31*1
50c
6
d west Pa P L
31
57
10c
5*$
7% preferred—100
Spiegel-May-Stern
Common
(t)
6*$% pref—100
..100
Roosnveiv Field
6
Root Petrol Co
1
$1.20 conv pfd.20
Rossia Int Corp—(f)
Texon Oil A Land—t
Thatcher Mfg( vat) (t)
$3.60 conv pf—(t)
Thayer-Foss pref 100
Thermold Co.— .1
7 % conv pref—100
Thurber Earth Prod
48
(t)
*$
1
75$
19*$
6
101*$
10*
Otfs sub shares
19
m
}$x
'i.'
.—
_
7*$
195$
64*$
Rubber..
35*$
15
42
8
100*$
$3*$pref
(t)
Thompson (J R)..25
Thompson Prod.*.t
415$
65*$
17*$
a3*$
U 8 Realty A Imp.—t
u
4
20
5*$
800
Thompson-Starret(t)
92
,
1,200
9*$
9*$
65$
6X
Pacific Land
Trust old stk. .100
23
87*$
40*$
33*$
U S Playing Oard.10
U S Print A Litho—
Common
(t)
Preferred—50
U S Radiator.... (t)
Preferred
100
7*$
son
q
Southland Royal.(t)
South Penn Oil
2*
3*$
2*$
315$
7*$
30
Pipe Line 10
i|MR
South'n
94
■
Rocky Mt Fuel..100
256
4
5X
IX
100
1st preferred .100
Rochester Amer....
Rockrtuud Oo-.-(t)
Preferred
..100
6
Conv preferred--1
Southeast Exp
iQV
South Dalrlee A_
*
doear
Rltt**r Rental
Russeks 5th Ave
Rustless Iron
,
112
River Raisin Pap (t)
Robinson! Dwight Pj
.
,
U0X
Richfield Oil of Calif
Pref x-warr
25
Rich man RadiatorNew
common. 1
,
.
'k
Per share.
Par
Texas
Water <011.,
.9
9
Gds.f
pref..-...100
Snd pref......100
.
1°'*
11X
8*$
22 X
1st
•V«'«rral
.100
Typewriter —... t
Smytb Mfg Ca ..25
Snider Packing., (f)
Socooy Vacuum
Co Inc
..—15
Sol vay Amer luv—
Pref with warr.100
Sonotone Oorp
1
82*$
mx
23%
57 X
545$
10
Rice Stlx Dry
76
91
t
10
ommoD
\X
JX
pf .100
K *
*1(1(1 jprln.
R "Holds Tob A
76
104
103
16
cum pref .100
Reybarn Co Inc.. 1
Reynolds Metals, (t)
_
23
11%
M
..10
.
13"
IX
35$
165$
'
282
3*$
10*$
.
dmltb (A Oi Onrp(.t)
"Ix
4X
.
55
51
5*$
5$
15$
18*$
25$
315$
18*$
Texas Gulf Bulph (t)
Tex Pac Ooal&OH.lO
Smith A Corona
98
125$
22*$
75
102
101
1
com
.
3*$
65$
5
22
—(t)
dkelL OU .
6% cum pref.
dloss-Sheff 8 % *
7% non-cumpflOO
13
12*$
108
,
6% prior pref.-25
2X
IX
-Corp..1
Reliance Managem't
(Illinois).-.-—10
Preferred-——100
Remington Arms-.t
1st pref
100
Rem Vn Band
-
100
£1
Sioux City Stock
Yards com
Preferred
Reliance Managem't
-
dinger Mfg.
dinger Mfar Ltd
Internat'l
Class A com—10c
_
Simmtf Petrol Oo.iO
S'mor* (Franklin'
*
Co 7% pref—100
35$
6*$
7
6%
Tenressee Corp.. 5
Tennessee Prod—(t)
Preferred.
50
Texas Rorpnratlon25
Texas Gulf Prod- (t)
Simmons Hdw A Pt
Button-Hole
Machine
.10
I-
Per share.
19
18%
Oonv pref.
103
11*
13i%
10 X
145$
V
35
INDUSTRIAL
94
MISCELLANEOUS
&
STOCKS
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Certificates.
2
Preferred-....
Woodward
12c
14c
234
10c
10c
Willys-Overland.
S6preiured..;l00
5%
6734
Wilson-Jones.-..(t)
2331
Common......!
.
.
38
7% preferred—10
24
<•
112
61
V
».i»w m
(p
%
5%
Woodley Petrol.—
Am dep recta ord.
Worceiter Salt.
H
2734
Preferred..^..10
pref
Woocu Mfe
t No par value,
&
60
65
Preferred....
Wood Preserving-
6l"34
Ltd—
Wool worth
Wither bee Sherman
preferred......5
Wi.'.i
40
89
it Last sale,
Nominal,
n
Bid
Albany Metropolitan 4-6s 1949—
Alden 6s 1941 bonds A ctfs—JA
Alexander Bldg inc 1st 6s '47 AAO
Allerton 55th St 534* '46 3% to '36
Allerton N YCorp 634s '47 Js>
Allied Owners Corp 6s 1945. J A J
2nd mtge 6s 1940
——JAJ
Ambassador Hotel (Los Ang)—
15-yr inc 5s with stk 1950-—.
Amer iiwur Un bldg Its '41 MAN
Arcade Bldg A Rlty (Seattle)—
3-681948
JAJ
Arcady-Wilshire Co (Los Ang)
Non-cum inc 5s 1949
JAJ
Arrowhead Lake—
1st 7s 1944-1947—Assoc Realty Bldg (Los
Income 5s 1948
Baker Hotel (Dallas)—
1st 6 Hal945
.
'11
.
42
1234
79
82
3734
3834
4534
4234
/
35
/
w
38
2834
*
21
Bid.
Bonds.
Fox St Louis Theatre Bldg—
1st «'6U* 1049
..AAO /
Fox West Coast Property—
1st 6s 1942
MAS
Fuller «iag
A F Realty Ooip
1st S f 5Hs 1949
JA
6s IV44................. JAJ
i
.
■
PAA / 74
5^^^
7634
„
1434
1534
5134
37 %
25%
Radio
25 H
81
75
*
(t)
4H
Zonlte Products...!
tIS
63
AAO /
1935
50
87
33
19"
473
223
h
52
16
23
Boston Post Office Serv Station-
6He July 1 1938—.-—JAJ
6634
Bowman-Blltmore Hotels 7s 1934
7s stamped as to payment of
3
$435 partial redemp'n 1934
6% notes 1931 ext to 1933.JAJ
8*way Barclay Office Bldg6s 1941
Certificates of deposit........
53i
29
2934
..MAN
Bway Mot Bldg «N Y) 6s '48 FAA
Bway A 38th St 7s 1945—..JAJ
Bway 4 41st **» Bldg ftHi 1944
Broadmoor (The) 6s 1941—
Brown Hotel (Louisville)—
1st sinking fund 5s 1949......
2nd Income 6s 1949....
/
Bryant
v
ftiiifc
v
634s'45
* /
Budd Realty 6s June 1941..JAD
.MAS
1941....
Bus! Term Bldg 1st 5s I960.A*
k
Butler Hall 6s 1939
-JAJ /
Cambridge Court Apt 634s 1937
Carbide A Carbon Bldg 6s 40JAJ
Central Zone Bldg Inc 6s. 1941
Chain Store Depot 6s 1940—MAS
10034
46
80
93
32
44
93
93
55
50
—..JAJ
§8*
60
Edgewater Beacb Apts 6s '35-*43
,5634
102
90
90
52"
49
22
20
32
Eppley tiotei* 634s 1941
36
38""
ttquii office Biufr
s *1 5s 196*
Perry st» P O 'San F?l 6s 1934
Film Center Bldg 6s 1943.. A AO
57
60
5th Ave A 28th St Bldg 6 34s 1945
6th Ave A 29th St Bldg 6s 1948-
30
—
0 Ave A Bldg 3-6s 1946...MAS
fthB'way 55th St Bldg 6 34s 1945.
61 Fifth Ave 6s 1943—AAO
52d A Madison Ave 6s 1947......
600 Fifth Ave 634s 1949—.
602 Park Ave Bldg 6s ctfs 1941...
1500 Walnut St (Phila) 1st 6s *471512 Spruce St (Phila)—
1st mtge 6s 1943———..AAO
40 WaU St Bldg 1st 6s 1958——_
42 Broadway Bldg 6s 1939—.JAJ
42d St A Lexington Bldg 4s 1945
43 Exchange Place Bldg 6s 1938..
48 West 48th St Bldg 6s 1936—
1400 B'way Bldg 634s stm-1948..
Fox t Jet f ne»i>r« o* iW4X....AAO
Fox Metropolitan Playhousesink fund conv 6 34 % ctfs 1932.
Deb mtge 5s 1945
F&A
Fox Theatre A Office Bldg
IstMf 6s 1941..
*A» t
-
Nominal.
vlercautile Arcade Bldg iLot> Aug*
1st a f 5Us 1953 ........JAP
Inc—
..JAJ
Oonv
Realty
inc—
f deb 6s 1948 ..JADt
N Y Athletic Club 6s 1946... AAO
7s 1938
JAD
N Y Postal Service Station—
-
534s 1937—
-FAA
N Y Title A Mtge 534s ser BEL.
——
534s series C2
534s series FI
^ j2g series Q
19th A Walnut St (PhifaVes 19391
1900 Rlttenhouse Sq (Phila)—
......
52
3934
534s 1943—.————JAD /
49
35
3534
1734
26
Norm Station Indus Bldg (Bust
1st- m s f 5s 1962
..AAO
Oliver Cromwell 6s 1939....
/
.
6534
6234
38
40
44
45
13
62
6834
13
A: Last sale.
1434
36
49
9234
10434
3834
53
5134
26
24
47
§534
20
22
■H '^har
MAN
!*•
101
7834
92
3134
434
61
734
5334
100)
28)
5
&X
40
3134
43H
29
2234
72
1938——...
..AAO
Saka Realty 6s 1945....
6s 1940
Shelburn. inc(AtlOyjd 34s'40 . JAJ
Sherry-Netherland Hotel 5H* "48
Certificates of deposit.
....
60 Broad St Bldg 6s 1939—FAA
60 Park Place Bldg 6s 1937....—
Sixty-one Bway 6H« 1960—AA*
Gen mtge 7a 1941
15
AAO
610 Park Avenue 6s 1940-JA J
616 Madison Ave Bldg 034s 1938
666 West End Ave 5s 1941—JAJ
Income 5s 1945—
Stanlev
K"h!
(Cat
103
80
94
1st
6s
1943
0a 1945
23
36
51
72
,
17
2934
34
7)
18)
89
-.MAS
Syracuse Hotel 634s 1940———.. 43
20
raft Realty (New Hav) 0s'4OAAO /
62" 10 Want 40th 8t«ee* Bldv 5« 1953 / 62
1088 Park Ave Bldg 6s 1939— f 55
Textile Hlda 1st 6a 1958—-MAN / 40
Gen 7s s f w w 1948—-..MAN /
334
29
Textile Crafts Bldg 6s ctfs 1937.. /
5634
10034
Trinity Bids 5Ha 1939.
9934
101
Trinity Court Bldg 4s 194i.MAS
2 Park Ave Bldg
301941 / 52
29th St Towers Bldg 3s 1942
7
/ 28
'<»» South La Salle St Bldg Corp—
lar • f 5H» 1958..
MAN / 31H
2124-34 Bway Bldg 5 He ctfS *43 /
42
1334
3234 2480 Bway Bldg 634s to '37--— ' 65
65
"Tier Bldg 6a 1953.—
45
AAO
n
Post Officea 534> '35-FAAIf
26
44
United Properties 6s 1942—-JAJ
20
Vanderbllt Ave Bldg Oorp—
lat leaabold 634a 1944-JAJ 15 /
12
Van Swertngen 0a w w 1935._FAA /
11
1st A coU s f 6s 1938
74
AAO / 14
65
17
V*r»clr
34
Wabash-Monroe Bldg 6s 1953 J AJ
*%r|Nw .rtb Bldg(N V inn '63
ifto
25
6634
32
33
F&A
4034
4234
Paramount Bway Corp.—
1st M s f 3s loan ctfs 1955 FAA
Paramount Prop lst6sl934.MAS
6234
9734
98
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
36
19
25
8534
J
St sta P o
78
95
Y> «a 104!
(N
Washington Properties Inc 7s 1952
MAS
49)
(Boston)^—
Westchester Bond A Mtge 534s—
Western Union Tel Bldg 5 34s 1943
46
24
69)
„
M
(Ohlfi
Stone A Webster Bldg
5s
1947—
1434
23
13
24
33
Orpheum Theatre A Realty—
V
^
/
/
/
W»ab Bldga (Chicago
1st sink fund 5s 1948ser A.M—.
Sink fund 5a 1948 ser B—MAS f
Steuben Bldg (Chicago)-
32
3
46
73
State A
;'v
Wardman Raa< Estate Properties
1st A ref OHa 1948
-MAS
Oertlf catea or deposit
fr
/
.
Wanamaker
1946—
/
/
JAO
46
53
5
48
27
"atac.
/
..MAN /
Rtfa
63
...
73
Savoy-Plaza Corp 6s 1945—JAD/ 1634
lrt« f 534s 1945...JAD / 16
Schulte Real Estate 0s 1935—
With
warrants
—...JAD ^21
Without warrants——....JAD *jk21
79 Madison Ave Bldg 6s '40-MA8 f 1534
9avUla-Bllt Hotel 7 34a'37
M&f* /
5134
165 Broadway Bldg 634s '51 paa
General s f 7s 1941
FAA
35
,
AAO /
.AAO /
59
124 Fifth Avenue 5s......
8
Bldg 6a 1944.
/
1945 /
FAA
.....
434
Hotel t At! Oy) 4o
State-Randolph Bldg (Chicago)—
534s 1942-——
MAN /
99
50
56
St Louis Post Offices—
Speed BuUding (Louisville, Ky).
89
67
Bldg. (San Fran.)6s *51 FAA /
8*
6s
61
6734
/
One LaSaile St Bldg 6s 1949 JAJ
One Park Av Bldg 6s to '39.MAN
103 East 57th St Bldg 6s 1941
111 John ** Bldg 6s 1948
1234
6134
22
Olympic Hotel (Seattle)—
1st 6s 1943———
5934
634
3234
Bros
s
(Chicago)—
Income 5s 1943——————
Repub Bidg< Deov)634s'40.MAS
Retail Properties—
Deb 5a series A 1959..
MAS
Income deb 6s ser B 1959.MAS
Robert Treat Hotel (Newark)—
6a 1943—
JAJ.
H>x> ri«atr*> 6
3£s 1940.. .A AO /
(iuaeeka 6th Ave
46
21*
62
534s series 6 1934——.
Muneon Bldg US % > 634s'39.MAN /
Nat Hotel or Cuba 6s 1959.MAS /
Nelsner
47
14
64
67
4334
5X
Properties—
f 6s 1948
MAN
MUltnrry Center Bldg 7« 1944...
Mortgage Bond Co of N Y—
31
13
16
32
dhafn
O
station P
1
1Q4J
Mav
Stanley-Mark Strand 634* 1941
/
1944.................JAJ
conv s
6s
Russ
6034
Hopkins Hotel (San Fran)
47
45
37
60 34
6
Nat Press Bldg 534« 1950 AAOi *, /
6Ms 1948....
AAO f
10234 National Properties—
534s series A1949—
FAA
49"" Natl Tower Bldg 634s 1944 AAO /
46
45
11
49)
62)
40
1941—
—.—..MAS /
Marshall Sq Bldg (San Fran)—
Income 4-6s 1944..
F&A /
Marshall-Wells Buildings—
1st 634s 1937—
—FAA
Mayflower Hotel (D O) 5s 1950-
7s
...........
—
634s
Metropolitan
33
29
4634
3034
Merchants Nat Prop 6s w w *58-. /
Metropolitan Biding (Toronto—
11 Park Place Corp 4s 1948
11 West 42d St 4s 1945..
MAN /
18 Gramacy Park South 6s 1938. f
80 Broad St Bldg 634s 1950.MAS /
80 Fifth Avenue 4s, 1940——JAD /
JAJ "
Mark
1st
8
25
20
Majestic Apt* 6s 1948 ctfs
6% bond and cjfc of 1937
; .
Manhat Co Bldg—See 40 WaU St.
Manhattan Towers—
1st 6s 1946
MAS
Marcy (The) 6s 1940—
FAA
Mercantile Properties,
Sec sf 514 s 1946—
ir4
10034
2934
MAN
....
52
18
8
2934
Ludwlg Baumann (see Baumann)
9634
46
20
63
2834
9134
10334
3634
3334
Lord Bait Hotel g in 63i* *45 AAO
I^ords Court Bldg im« 1«42 JAD
1334
« v
101
iU43
MAN
Price Realty Co Ltd—
r
let 534s 1946
..—..MAN / 38
109
Provident Loan Society 6% ctfs..
Prudence Co 534s stmp—..1961 /
68
Prudence Bonds—
Series A to 18 Inclusive........
13-90
Prudence Co certificates—
44
Hotel Taffc
40
Hotel Wellington
..........
Fifth Avenue Hotel...........
45
50
360 Central Park West—......
422 East 86th St.............
55
534s
London Terrace Apts 6s '40
95
Engl Theatres 5s. 1958
MAN
HKit
yuiacj
59
20
Loews Theatre Rlty 8e 47 MAS16
Lond Gu A Acc Blag (Chic)
62
95
38
24
2
52
67
Realty Assoc Sec Corp—
Lincoln 426 St flnro
Income 534s w w 1903——FAA
Lincoln Mtge A Title gu 534s '37
60
....
1st 5s April 1 1949
Lewis Morris Apts 634s 1937..— /
Liggett Dldg 1st i n 6v*» 62-FA* /
51
6334
100
Chicago Evening Amer 6s 1936—
44
Chicago Post Office 6s 1937—
Chryaier Bldg 6s 1948
AAO
7434
Cigar Stores Realty Holdings—
§ f deb 5 Ha 1949 ser A..JAJ / 89
Certificates of deposit—.... /
89
Circle Theatre 6s 1936———.. t
6034
City Invest. (Bait.) 634s 1936... / 48
Cleve Term Bldg 1st 6s 1941.JAJ "
11
Cloisters "The" (Chicago)—
1st 6s 1942———.MAS /
Colonial Hall 634s
/
Congress Square Hotel (Port Me'
80
534s 1946
.—MAIS
Court A Kuinseo Sts (Brooklyn*
6s 1940
AAO
Dallas P O 6s Rept 15 1936 MVS
Detroit Hotel 634s. 1936-41 MAS /
Dorset (The* 6s L941 ctfs
f
Drake (The) 6s 1939
.MAN/
Eastern Ambassador Hot 534s 47
Eaton %(T) Realty—
Lefcourt Empire Bldg 5348 '41— /
Lefcourt XdUutiat
5348 i94i
1st 4-5s exten to 1948.
L.
Lefcourt State Bl«l 634s 1943....
43
Ohanin Bldg 1st Lshld inc 4s 1945
Obeaebr<ttign Hldg da l«4*
a&c
.....
102
48
85
68"
22"
—
—
Broadway Dept Store (Los Ang)
Debenture 6s 1941
Hurt Building 7s 1940.——JAJ
insurance oeutet bldg dHs 1048
'•weiers Bid* 'fhjf
Qi 'JO, J»i
Keith-Albee Bldg (New RocheUe)
1st 6s 1936..
Keith Memorial Bldg 6s 1943—
Lake 4r.
iu»
nt.
6 Ha'45/
LaSalle-Wacker 1st 5s '57-FAA /
Lawrence Hotel (Erie, Pa.)—
6s 1943.—
MAS /
...
102
Gen income 5s 1983..
P'w»u,(
73
16
48
20
Pennsylvania Bldg 6s 1939
«AN
Penney 'J C) Corp 534" 1960...
Pierrepont Hotel 534s 1940.....
Hotels Corp 1st 534s a48WA.i
2nd 6s serial.... .............
8'46 JAJ /
37j
5
9
Pittsburgh P O Serv Stat 534s '38
Herald Square Bldw 6s 1948 MAN
High Bridge Station P O 534s 1938
Hotel Governor Clin 6s '48-AAO
M
Bonds.
Park Central Hotel 6s ctfs 1935.
Park Oresent 1st 6s 1940—.MAS
Park Lane
Corp 634s 1943.. J AD
Park Place Doage Corp 6s vtc '52
Park Lexington 634s ctfs 1963—
Poll New
_
J*
67
„
George Waahlnvtor Hrttel 6s 1944
Certificates of deposit........
Grand Rapids POM 1947
Grant blda iPlttsbi 7s 47..FAA
tray bar Bldg (East Offices Inc)—
1st m leaseh 5s 1940...—JAD
Greeley 8q Bldg 6« 1950
***
HIarrlmaD Bldg 0» 1951
MAN
Hartford Times 6s 1943....FAA
Hearst Brisbane Prop 6s '36 JAD
Intel Luxtugtoo 6e 1943
95
79
JAD / 143
n
37 34
t
...
534% pref.... 100
Ask.
6s 1st fee A leasehold 1942....
57
■
a
/ Flat price,
A Tube
Ex-dividend.
....
Ding deb oHs 1960-M&t
Boston Parcel Post Station—
•
10<!
Youngstown Sheet
Aenlth
...
-JAD /
Angeles)
JAJ /
5%s———
„
Preferred.
Young^^L A) Spring
33
51
possible for the last day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Ask
_
Batterywarch Bldg (Bos)
6s Sept
17
42
7834
28 34
7% preferred--100
r Canadian price.
as near as
/
'
Baumann (~L)~634s *36 (LI). A AO
6s (Brooklyn) 1942
...FAA
Beilevue-Stratford (Phila)—
J
Young (J 8) Co..100
16%
40 34
31
49
Ask*
Per share.
109
113
112
Par
53
r
Quotations are
534* Oct
Bid.
Stocks.
■mmmm
Bonds.
Blot
Ask.
Per share.
Worthlngton Pump
A Mach_.
ion
7% pref A
100
6% pref B—.100
Wright Aeronaut'l.t
Wrlgiey (Wm) Jr..*
If ale * Towne
26
Yellow
Truck
&
Coach Mf« el B.lo
i
iu»
Woodward ALothro
5%
67%
v
Par
234
6% preferred.. 100
Bid'
Stocks.
Ask.
Per 1 «
Par
Iron.100
Per share
Par
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks*
58
Walbrldge Bldg (BufT)634s 1938- /
Waldorf Astoria 7s w w_..__1954 /
(John)PhUa.,
7a 1940
I.
-
AAO
10%
97
34a'40
Westinghouse Bldg 4sl948.AAO
White Motor Realty 6a 1935*40.
Woodbridse Bldg 5He *41—AAO
31„>
f
43
43
28
47
57
101
80
75
,
jj;"! ;0'
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 miaicipal 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 olumn 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 pirticular 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, an 1 the longer maturities yielding the highest return.
Where, however, a range for basis prices appears, and the
higher figure of the raage 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 at ked price.
It Is proper to adl that as far as the llfferent maturities are concerned, it not infrequently happens now, that no distinction is made between the dif¬
ferent maturities, all being quoted alike.
Yteld Boeit
Yield Basi*
To
or
Bonds.
Bid.
UNaTED STATES—See
Fourth Liberty Loan—
Ask.
t 100.12 100.14
4M% of 1935-1938
A&O
Treasury 4 Me 1947-1952 A&O1114.12
.J&D
Treasury 4s 1944-1954—--— 109.28
Treasury 3 He 1946-50—M&8 108.9
Treasury 3Ms 1943-47- ,J&D 105.9
Treasury 3 %a 1940-1943 .J&D 106.11
Treasury 3 Ha 1941-1943 M&S 106.14
Treasury 3 Ha 1946-1949 .J&D 102.27
Treasury 3 Ha 1949-1952 -J&D 102.23
Treasury 3s 1951-1955- M&S 102.9
Treasury 3 Ha Aug 1 '41. .F&A 106.29
Treasury 3 Ha 1943-1945. A&O 104.8
Treasury 3s 1946-1948-- .J&D 101.24
Treasury 3 H a 1944-1946. A&O 103.27
99.20
Treasury 2Ha 1955-60-. .M&S
Treasury 2 Ms 1945-47— M&S 100.4
8s Panama Oanal 1961--Q-M 112
8s Conversions 1940-47—Q-J 108
114.13
110
,
rt
—
108.13
105.12
106.14
106.17
102.31
102.27
102.13
106.30
104.11
101.26
103.30
99.21
-
U
Montgomery—
5s Pub Imp Jan 11936-1938
95
4M® Sanitary Sewer 1935-44
91
Montgomery Co 4M* 196'-69 64.301
6aload 1951
J&J 106
Morgan Oo 5® 1938..—.
99
5s Road 1939-195?
_F&A 101
Tuscaloosa 6s P U 1937-45...
100
6s W W 1939 195?
100
Tuscaloosa Oo 6s Bridge 1941
104
6s Road 1957...
104
5Ms serial..—.....
104
100.6
116
112
-----
..
S Treasury
certificates and notes—
;
•■■■.'; fV.:
June 151936—...... 100.23
Aug 1 1936......... 102211
Sept 15 1936........ 101.7
% Dec 15 1930.——— 103.1
103 24'
3% Feb 151937—....
104.4 i
3% April 16 1937
105 3
3M% Sept 15 1937
—
104.12
2H% Feb 1 1938.—
105 .2 I
3% Mar 1519382H% June 151938........ 104 24
103.25
2M%Sept 151938
v.-
1 H%
.
103.3
103.26
104.6
105.5
104.14
105.4
104.26
103.27
Oorp-
Instrumentaliti es of U S Govt
Federal Land Bank—Farm
3s July 1 1955 opt '45-J&J
3 Ma May 1 *55 opt '45 M&S
School No 1 5s 1945—J&J 101H
Highway 6s Jan 15 serially f 85
NasajoOu 4*0 Jane io 1936 100 M
6 4.00
Phoenix 4 Ms '60 opt
4Ms 1936 1956.J&J 6 4.00
4 Ms Court Hse '36 '48.J&D 6 4.00
0s Ian 1 1946......—.J&J 6 4 00
5s Ian 11954 opt 1934—J&J 6 4 00
5a W W 1936-1950
J&J 6 4.25
Phoenix Uu
97
11 D 4Ms 194*
Prescott 6® 1948......... J&J 64.50
Roosevelt Irr Dia 6s'45-'53J&J / 25
6® 1938-1957
J&J / 25
Tucson 6s Water I960 ....J&J 6 4:00
4 M« W Mar 10 38 -.M&S10 6 4.00
...
1J ).9
100 3
99 30
99 20
101.24 101.30
101 22 101.28
100 30 101.4
100 1
*44—J&J
4s Nov. 1 '57 opt '37M&N
4s 1958 opt 1938—M&N
4 Ms 1956 opt 1936—J&J
Ts Jan 1957 opt '37 J&J
s 1957 opt 1937 .M&N
js 1958 opt 1938.M&N
s 1942 opt 1935.M&N
_Js 1956 opt 1936
J&J
„
98
Hot Springs 4~M«
Little Rock—
101H
101H
to
to
b 3.50
3%
to 3%
b 2.50
to 2 Z,
6 2 90
6 2 90
62.90
61.50
6 1.75
6.1.75
6 1.75
102
2.40
to 2.40
to 2.40
4Ms 1957.
M&N
4M® Oct 1959
4s
npt 1936 opt 1916.F&A
6s April 1955..1———--
106
5s Feb 1952
\0-:,
109
5M® Aug 1941.
Puerto Ho" 4 Ms 1937-40
"00
101H
J&J
4M® Funding L936 '40.J&J
6 3.00
6 3.00
5s Jan l 1944-1958——-J&J 6 3.50
4s gold 1936-1980—J&J 6 3.50
63.50
Harbor imp June 1 '36-'7 3
Is Highways 1952...—M&S
js 1956 & 1959
M&S
Js 36. *42 '46. '49—M&8
lb Highway 1949-51-M&*
.
Anniston ref g
5M® Dec 11939
5s Schools 1936-1947—-J&J
Bessemer 6a Pub Imp 1935-88
6 4.00
to 3
75
35~
tol%
to 1%
to 2.10 %
to 2.10 %
103 M
103 H
103 H
103 H
4%
30
30
to 3.75
1903-1972—
6 Ms
1964-1973——
J&I
5s 1974-1983———J&J
1
lo
*3
Imperial Irrigation DistrictRefunding 6s 1983.
J&J
Refunding 5s 1983
LsS Angelas 4Mi 1936-61.J&D
4s Water 1935 to 1945.M&N
_
_
_...
to 2 JO
3%
3%
to 3%
to
6 3.50
to 3.30
6 3.60
to 3.40
"52
100
Blrmingbam 4a 1936——A&O
4s 1937-1941—
-A&O 6 4.00
«■ 1942-1961—A&O 6 4.30
4Ms Pub Imp 1935-37.A&O 6 3.00
4M« 1936
—A&O 6 3.00
4M« 1037-1960
A&O 6 4.10
5s Funding Dec 1 1947—
4 Ms Pub Imp
—
Dec 1 '35-*37
—
.
.
:«■
;
6 3.00
M&S 6 4.40
99
Gadsden 6% lmpt 1935*3*.
93
5« Schools 1936-40
A&O
80
Hantsville 5s Funding 1942..
85
6i Pub Imp 1936-1938.....
6« Sewers Sept 20 *41
to 3 50
to 3.60
'0
3
3
103
102
60
60
102
to 3.75
74
/ 72
/ 67 M
69 H
(6 2.75
to 2.50
to 3.80
to 2.50
to4%
102
98
90
95
5M® Harb Imp *35 '61 MAN 6
.75 to 4.25
Angeles City High Sch Dis1
'
5Ms 1935-1954-.!.—M&N 6
.75 to
5Ms Nov 1935-85—..M&N 6
.75 to
6s 19^6 1904———P&A6 1.00 to
\
4s 1936
—.J&D
—
4s 1937-1945
...J&D 6 1.50 to
4s 1946-1901
J&D ft 3 50 to
Los Aug Oo 4 Ms '36- 49 --F& A ft 1.00 to
Merced Irrg Dist 6s
J&J / 51
Modesto Irrig Dist 6s......
108
Oakland 5Ms 1936 43 ...F&A ft
.75 to
4 20
4.25
4.05
——
4.05'%
to 2.50
—
—
Los
to3.75 %
to
3.40
3.85
3.75
'"IIo""
4Ms Man
Imp '36^43.F&A ft
4Ms 1936-1965
....F&A
Oakland 8 D 4s 1936-44 -J&J
Orange Oo 6s 1936-45—.H&9
Pasadena 4s Jan 1936 -42-J&J
.75
2.80
to 2.50
ft
.75 to 3.50
ft
.75 to 2.50
ft 1.00 to3%
ft
.75 to 2.90
4Ms Wat Pl't '35-'30—A&O 6
.75 tol%
1930 51
J&JUft l.OO to 3.65
.
0:-0
ft Basis,
f Flat price,
n
Nominal.
%
• Tax-free in Connecticut;
8ast Hartf >rd Fire DfaUrlct —
•5M® 1936-1951
M&N
Glastonbury *4 M® *36-58. J&J
t Called Oct. 15 at par.
%
.00 to 3 40 %
.25 to 3%
Greenwich—
.50
.75
.00
•4M® 1935-1949
exra't .
4M- March 1 1936-1951—
'36-*60
Hartford 3 Ms Bdge '65--J&J
•Is Water Jane 36-'39 J&D
•4s Water 1940-46
J* >
*4s Water June 11936-'39
Groton S D 4M® June 1
.
1.90 %
to 3.15
to 1.30
.40
to 2 60
.50
M&S
M&S
Hartf dSD *4Ms'35-'47.M&8
•4 Ms Northeast 1959.J&D
4Mb 2d North 1944
J&J
to
.60
56
to 2.25
to 2.10
1.50
to 2 30
Manchester—
*4Ms 1936*1944
h
I
I
t',76
2.50
2.65
2.50
Sept 1965-M&8
4Mb Southwest 1944..M&N
•4 Ms Wash't'n '41-'47_J&J
4s West Middle 1937—F&A
IDlllngly(Towa)4Ms'36 66J&JA
Litchfield 4 Ms 1935-37
ift
2.25
1.50
.75
.50
to 3%
to 1.50
%
i
M&N ft 1.00
to 2.50 %
Mauonoatur 0th School Dist—
4M« 1936 1951
4Mb 1930 1949—
—M&N ft
M&N ft
:0-0
to 2.40
.75
.50
.60
•4Mb 1936-1938
•4 Ms 1939-1960
BMs South
to
.50" tol".55
—
•4s High Sen *36
.75
-.
to
Z°
to
b 1.00 to 3.85
6
.75 to 3.15
to 3 40
4s 1946-1962—......
J6 3.50 to 3.85
4s Water wks 1936-51-M&S 6 1.00 to 3.5J
3 Ms Water wks 1952-75-— b 3.45 to 3.70
8 M« Water 1935 to '41.A&0 6
.75 to 2.45
4 Ms Water 1935 '40. .A&O 6
.75 to 2.50
4 M« Water 1941-70-..A&O 6 2.75 to 3.75
4Mb Scb 1936 to 1944.J&D 6 1.00 to 3 50
4Ms 1935 1968
J&J 6
75 to 4%
4 Ms 1936-1969
.M&3 6 1.00 to 4.05
5s Municipal 1936-61 —F&A 6 1.00 to 4.05
4a 1940-1945.
1
—
f°25
.
.
—
i
to 3.10 %
6 2.10 to 2.90 %
6 1.25
117
.50
.25
J&J ft
.50
.25
J&< ft
Bloomfteld—.00 to 3%
4 M« 1936*1952
—A&t
.00 to 3%
tfranford (f) 4 M«'36-'50 J&
.00 to 3.15
Bridgeport 4M* 1936 *66.J&'
.00 to 3.10
4Mb High Sch 1936*63.J&
00 to 2.50
•4 M® 8ewer 1936-46... A&
.50 to 3%
4M* 1995-1957
A&O
00 to 3.20 %
♦4® 1930 1968—
F& v
.00 to 2.25
3M® improvt 1936-41.J&?
z°
.00 to 2.70
•6s Constrno'n 1936 49 J& )
Bristol 4 Ms Water 1939..J&
2*50
00 to 3.25
•5s July 1 1936-55
J&J
•Cheshire 4 Ms 1936-45..J&i
,00 to 2.50
Oanbury 4s 1940 taxable. J%
3.25
•4Ms 1930-66........ J&D ft 1.00 to 3 20
8 M» Fund 1941 tazle.A&O
15
Bast Hartford (Town)—
.50 to 1.25 %
4Mb Sch 1935-30
M&N
4 Ms Sch 1937-49
.50 to 2.90 %
M&N
.00 to 3.30 %
4Mb Sch 1950-59
M&N
oz
2.95 %
6
.50 to 2.25 %
4M« Man Imp '36-'43 .A&0.6
.75 to 3%
Alta Irrig DIst5s ....101
104
Sakersfleld 6s l935-*52—A&0 6
.75 to 3 65
8erkley 6s 1942-1951..—.J&J6 2.25 to 3.25
6s School 1936-1965
.75 to 3.30
J&J 6
Brentwood Irrig. District 6s..
85
81
Citrus Heights Irrig DIst 6s
40
/ 36
-
117M
3.25 %
122
117
122
120
to
OOHHEOTIOUT
•4s July 1936
•5s July 11936—.*.
.75 to 1.25
.50 to 3.30
.60 to3.10 %
.50 to 3.00
.50 to 3.30
J&J2 6 2.25
6 2.80
.
to
I
-A&O ft 3-05
115
114
—J&I
—
MoffaCTunlmpDS Ms44-0« J&J
6.25 to 5.75
5.10 to 5%
100
101
100
101
100
101
100
101
Mun Utll DIst—
5s 10*<6-1974
f&f 6
103 H
108
112
to 2.50
to 2.50
to 3.50
to
to
3 Ha Mun Water Retire
to 3.75
East Bav
101M
to 3.50
ft 3.35
90 M
89M
ou.MJcS 6 6.00 to 5.75 %
.
60
2;50
86
Highway 1936-37 -J&J3
2Q'T B,«g Jan6'36-65J&J
.
to 2
to
„
90
to
to 2 75
3.15
3.25
3.10
to 2 85
4s July 1941-1945
J&J ft 2 51 to 2.75
3.65% March 11950-64—Ift 3 10 to 3%
2 Ha Sew dist 1947-56. A&O ft 2.50 t; 2.85
3s Munic Wat 1963-72-A&O,——. .
100
to 3.90
85
.
to
6 3 65
101
98
97.
4^s Ref Wat 1936 07-I&D
84
86
4s J*n 2 1944-1948
...J&f >
3 M® Jan. 1 1940-1949——J&J
Veterans Welfare—
3s Feb 1937-1952—_F&A
Alameda 4a &915 to 1041 .J&D
3%
6 3.65
/ 52
to
Water 1962-1905- J&D ft 3 35
S O No 1 4M® 1936*63-J&' ft 1 00
S D Na
1 1935 1947—J&D 6 1.00
.
js Renewal clO 1956— -J&J 6 3.75
pad®
(City and County)—
4M* Water 1944.
J&J ft 2 25
3.75
to 3.75
to 3.75
to 3.75
85
4s Jan 2 1941-1943
102
102
100
3.50 %
to
%
Denver
_
103 M
103 H
105 H
b 3.50
102
to
Colorado Spgs 4s Mar 11941.. ft 3.00
4Mb 1936 1939..
J&J ft 1.00
to
4M®
4M® Highway 1936- 48.J&J 30
4Ms 1936 1947-..—F&A
4Ms olympiad 1936-'71. J&J2.6
4Ms Jan 2 1930———.J&J 2
4MB 1930— —F&AI——*
4 Ms 1937-1940—
F&A 6 1.25 to 2.25
4Ms 1941-1947—
—F&A 6 2.30 to 3%
4MB 1948-1952.—
F&A 6 3.10 to 3.25
4s tfarb Imp 1985opt *50.J&Ji
103 H
104 M
102 M
4Mb Nev 16 1936-58-M&N
4s May 16 '46 opt '86-M&N
4« Aug 1947 opt 1937 -F&A
1.70% refdg 1940-44-M&S
1.75% refdg 1940-44-M&S
PhPtrv Uili 4 Ms 1952——J&J
■■■.
102M
CALIFORNIA
5 Ms
105 M
b 3.50
....
O AH AD A—80s
87 H
100 M
83
■4Ms Fond 1941-50...M&N
SI ON
—
.75
to
to
.
108
108
108
...
Little Rock S D 4s 35 65M&S
St Francis Lev D 6i I947.J&J
5 Ms 1945-1904—
J&J
98 M
100 H
4Ms Jan 1946
4 Ms Nov 15 '35 '65-M&N15
V.
113
101
104
Bonds
SSES
...
97
95
......
6M® 1950-1909—......J&J
6s 1949 opt 1929...
J&J
Loan
102 H
103 H
105 H
100 H
101
to
to
.50 to 3 55 %
6s Water 1952*1969—J&J ft 3.60 to 3 85 %
4 Ms Water '67. '58. '69.J&J
3.55
4 Ms 19^0 1951.
".60* to3*35 %
—J&J
4 Ms 1935 1951—-—M&N
.50 to 3 35
s
1 75 to 3.90 %
4Ms W»ter 1938-1977-J&J
San Joaquin Oo 5s '36 *'49.J&J
1 25 to 4%
Santa Barbara 5s '36-41.JanlO
.75 to 2.50 %
2.75
4Mb gold Aug 1943——F&A
So San Joaq Irrig Dist 5M®-- / 63
67
Turlock Irrig Dist 6s.—
108
110
West Side Irrig Dist 6s
33
/ 31
4RHAN8AB
4M® Highway.
4M® Highway..
4M® Highway5s
TEk&lfOSlCS A O. 8. FO
Honolulu (City & County;—
6s Pub Lmpt 1950—J&D 15
6s Jan 16 '30-*5fl
J&J 15
6s 1936-1966..
J&D15
Hawaii, Terr. 4 Ml '49.M&S 15
4Ms I960
4Mb Water 1935-1964——
3Meg July 1 1936-44—J&J
San Francisco (City & County >
5s Water 1936-1961
J&J ft
5 Ms 1947-1950
99.26 100
100
105 M
103 H
103 M
102 H
1.00
1.00
1.00
.75
Maricopa 'County-
Federal Farm Mtge Corp—
102.6
3 Ha int & prin guar *44-'64 102
100 11
38 Int & prin guar l944-*49 . 100.8
3s int & prin guar 1942-*47. 100.18 100 20
99 10
99.12
2 H % int & prin guar '42-'47
99.24
99.30
1 H% int. & prin guar 1939-
4s July 1 '46opt
5s Muolclpal 1936*1960 T&I
5s Sohool 1936-1966—-F&A
4Mb Wh & Har *30-'52-J&J
to 3
to
to
COLORADO
...
>rin. & int. guar ,44-'62.
3% prin. & int. guar'44-r
2«% prin & tnt guar '39-'49
j
2% prin & int guar 1933.—
1H% prin & int guar 1937.
1M % prin & int guar 1936 .
1 H% Prin & int guar 1939—
Net.
70
3
3 70
3 85
3 95
4.10
4.10
3 80
3 85
San Diego 5s WW '43-'54 A&O ft 3.10
5s Water 1936-63——— J«J 6 1.00
AtHOgl
102.7
102.9
99.30
99.28
1M® Mar 15 1940—....... 100 12 100.14
99.31 100.1
1H% June 151940
Home Owners Loan
Ask.
102.23
101.9
2V4% June 15 1939
IMS Dec 151939———
00:
"00
100.7
March 15 1939
-
100 25
-
J&D ft 1.00 to 3.71
Riverside 6s 1936-'53
Riverside Oo 5a '36-'54 ..M&N ft 1.00
75
Sacramento 4s Jan '36 '46 opt ft
lacram'to Oo 4 Ms *35 '46 J&D ft
.75
4%
0
'■00'
To
or
Bid.
Bonds
—
100 23 100.25
[% Dec 15 1935———
101.19 101.21
j% April 15 1936
m-n-.
Ask.
Jefferson County—*
4 Ms Ot H'se 1930-43—M&N 6 4.25 to 3.75
4 4s Ref 1936-1901— -A&O,6 4.25 to 4.15
Madison Co 5s Refunding 19401
96
91
Mo
6s School 1943—-J&D / 54
61
jo Refunding 1949——M&S / 54
61
100
4 Ms Refunding 1937—A&O
103
"
<
Ms Water &
'39.J&J
98H 100
5s Imp 1935-1941...—.—. / 47
52
M jotls Jo—
99
4 Ms June 1 1936-1948—..
101
80
6s School 1936*1046.——
85
99
101
4M« B & B 1936-38-J&D
• 44® 1939-1968....
102 H
J&D 100
also pa ge21.
a;';'
'
Yield Boeit
To
Net.
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Vet
■
to 3.15 %
to 3.05
%
Meriden (City)—
4M 1930-1943...
.J&J 6 1.00
New Britain (County)—
4s Mualc Bldg 1948....J&J
to 2.50 %
4s
1935-1952—F&A ft
,50
1936"'451F& A ft ,50
•4Mb School 1940-'52.F&A ft 2 ,00
4Mb Water Aug 1941
F&A
4Ms 1936 1969.—
F&A 6
.00
•4M« Sen Aug '36-'43-F&A ft
00
•4s Park 1936*1943 ..F&A ft
.00
New Hav (O) 3M® 1935..A&O
•4s Apr 2 1940 tax-exptA&O
4Mb Paving Mar 1930.M&S
.15
•4Mb 1943-1952
b
•4Ms Paving Ang '87..F&A ft
.00
•5s 36-'37-'39-'40-'41..A&O
.00
•5s
1936-1951
-J&Jift
.00
to 2.60 %
*4 M* School
to
2.50
2%
tp2.60 %
2.00
to 3%
to 2.15
to 2.15
.30
2.00
1.00
to 2.30 %
to 2%
to 2%
to 2 45
%
m
•"<0.
■
'■
STATE
96
To
Bonds
New London—
•4
Imp 1938
M&b
\ 4H» Park July 1W42---J&J
UHe Water 1950F&A
5« Dec 1 1937
J&D
Nerwalk (O) ft 1964-1964
.
W Ask.
2.00
2.65
1.60
1.00
to 3.60
'o
1.10 to 3.50 %
2.00
1.50
3~40
to
"".50"
to
%
2.20
to 3.15
Too
%
■
A&C
?S
Ext)
§
f 7b 1967 1st ser
f 7» 1967 2d «e>
A&O
A AC
7k
to 2.10 %
r'7» 1967 3d
8s 1946
15
to 2.30
.75
4s Water 194b 1905-. J&J 15
2.10
.75
J&J
%
to 2%
3.25'%
to
to 3.05 %
1.00
.75
to
2.50
.50
to 2.90
1.50
3.10
—
to 3.25
200
434s July 16 1936 66.J&J16
♦Iks Water 1936-44. JAJlfc
•Ik Bdge.St.&c ka-aiJ&Jlf
•Iks 1946-1963.
-J&J H
•4H« Water 19: 6-*«4.
J*J
5s Water 1936-1961—.M&N
5s Water 1952-1971-M&N16
West Hartf'd 4ks 1943 .J&D
to 3.10
%
to 2.30 %
3.15'%
to 3.25
to 3.50
.15
"".75"
4_ks Mar 16 1936-'48.M&h
1.00
.50
M&>
West port 4 ks 1936-1944
Weston (T) 4ks 35 45.M&N
to 250
to
%
to 2.30 %
1 25
"1.25" tol".75
%
2.00
2.50
J&J
J&J
to 2.50
to3.15 %
%
30
vuiwwv b'li)
extl OB
6&J&D
Argentine Repub—
Ext 6b ef *23 1957 A—M&£
to 1.84
2.09
to 2.23
2.47
to 2.52
I) 3.20
3%
to
5ks 1936-1944.
0 3 00
4s
o
6s
.
.
1936-1970
to 2.80
0 3.10
0 3.10
J&J
J&
4k« »9?5 1953
A&C
Wtlm'gton—4k« 36 '37 A&C
4ksBIdg—Oon'63- 62 M&f
4ks 8 P 1900-03 (s-a). A&(
4ks 1930-60 (s-a)
A&C
6sl947-1949
S&(
4s 1930-1937
A&C
4s 1938-1941
—A&O
Sussex <
to 2.95
2.95
0 2.95
0 2.95
0 2.95
0 2.95
%
%
to2.95 %
to 2.75 %
to 2.75 %
to 2.75 %
to 2.75 %
to 2.75 %
to 2.75 %
to 2.75 %
—
AAO
to 2 25 %
May 1
--------
35
Columbia Co Road 5s 1947— t 99
103
Road bonds 6s 1955
23
Coral Gables eks^d-'SdAAO
23
6s Impi 1936-1938
J&J
101
25
25
0s Ref &
Inapt '35-'66
95 k
96 k
5ks PubW|u»June30,45J&n / 32
96
Serial 5k« 1935-1937-J&J
Bavarian Palatinate 7s 1945-
External s f 6s 1966..—J&J
Extl sf 7s 1955
J&D
102k
102 k
96 k
90
«
1
.941
-
J&i
—,
6
/ 25
99 k
100 k
28k
27
13k
"42_M&^
*»
"ef " ks
2d Series 1942
69k'
61V
65k
26 k
29
6k
5k
5k
l
9
12
6a af 1913—............
10
13
10
13
12
y 26
E
f.ifi
....
»6ks 1953
8
in
•»
»i
iU24
*»«rnal
*
Dade cP 6s Oct l047-'54 A&O
Ref Bldg 5s 1958
Dadt
i
v
1935
80-yr a f 5a 1957
M&S
99k
S f 68 1958.—
■WVvr g f 6B 1950—
F&A
J&P
97
83
n
.
83
85
115
Budapest
110
104
No. 1 5s 1935-1955
Escambia Co 6s Aug 15 1951. flLOl
102
Gainesville 5ks July 1936-40
105
6ks July 1941-1975—
Hillsborough Co 5s Oct 1 1943 100
110
107
Hillsborough Sch Dist No 4—
65
Ja AuntHit* 6« Jm> >
Jaj b 3.00
5s JaD 16 19?6 45
J&J 15 5 4.00
5ks Jan 15 1940 D-J&J 15 5 4.00
4W§ Feb
r&A b 3.00
19b
Lakeland 6s
—Feb 1 1936-'41i)
Water & light 5ks 1940-50J
Leon County 5s July 1 1936-40
5s July 1 1941-55
—
Marion Co Road 6s 1952
Road bonds 5s 1952—
S« 14*6-1931#
M&8
5s 1940-196r.
M&s
-—
Miami
.
4k« 1936-1P38.
—A&O
4ks Muni' lm- 36 "MAS
New refunding 3-5s 1964_—
102
98k
to 2.50
to
%
2.50 %
to 2.50
to
50
2.50
53 k
100
98
102
105
108
104
94
91
/ 75
7 75
/ 75
/ 70
96
93
6 ks 1936-1939
M&N
6k* 1940-195(1...
M&N
New Smyrna new refunding
102
104
115
55
60
Orla""
102
104
j&j
96
100
102
J&.»
100
103
102
105
104
107
105
100
-t)2
-a*
Refunding 5s 1952
Orange Oouns*
t*44.
1952
5s
6Hs
idfi'
.
.
..
1945 1950——
.
6s 1940-1950
Palm Beach (City of) 6s
Pensacola 4ks ref 1941- a AO
5s 1958
Pinellas Co new ref highway..
Po»k County 5s July 1 1936-40
St Augustine 5s 1955
J&j
109
97
102
'
74
100
J 53
5ks&6simp. 1936-37-"AA f 45
8t Johns Co Road 5s 1946
94
Road 5ks 1944
96
8t PeserrburB \-+m
usw
t& T / 52
5ks
1936-1953
J&J / 53 k
Certificates of deposit
/ 53 k
5Ks June
1954.
Tamp ; 5* June 66 p '26 J&J
5s
c w Porch '36-72.F&A
4k» «mp« 1936 37
105
78
105
94
103
92
J&J
'Mm Reach 6s 1935**40
Certificates..............
/ 30
f
v
'
54 k
54 k
54 k
54 k
54
31
36 k
30 k
30 k
warm loan 6s 1900—J&J1/
A&Olf
Ser A int ctfs *38
A&Olf
Central Bank of Germany—
6s A 1952
F&A
A&O
6s series B 1951
hllean Cons Municipal Loan
Extl s f 7s 1900 aer A.. M&8
Chill (Rep) ext 7a 1942-M&N
Extl s f 6s I960-.—A&<
Extl s f 6s Feb 1901—.F&*
Extl s f 6s Sept 1901
M&S
Extl Ry ref 0s 1901
J&J
Extlsf 6s 1902
M&P
Extl a. f. 0s 1963
M&N
Chili Mtge Bk 6ks '57 J&D3
Sf gu 6Hb Jne30*61.J&D 3
Sf gu 6b 1961
A&O
08 1962-.
MAV
6% notes 1931
J&D
Chinese
—
/ 38
* iintri.
-
58
Feb 1935 coupon on—
Guatemala 8s 1948
•»"
6s 1953
RauiDurK
75
58
Ooirt
94
95"
*39 /
32k
6s
1 st series 1957F&A / 22
6k» 2nd series aW49-—P&A / 25
98
6s 1939
Q-J
110
98
110
Havana—i*t
Q-J
13k
14k
Ilk
9k
10
Helsingfors (City) Finland—
8'«V(g'0«ft
A&O
Hessen.
See Munich Bank
Hungarian Conn Munic Loan
•
Callable serially at 100.
b Basis.
/Flat price,
J&J
rj 7HB 1945
103 k
/
24
/
103 k
31
....
attached.
"3oV2
Unmat'd
coups
31
"4k
Hungarian (defaulted coups).
Huuganan Laud MM lusut n
37 k
35
32
B($ l»ds)M&N / —
Hungary KlngfD 7 knB44 F&A
/34k
Feb 1 1935 coupon on
—
40
Irish Free State 5s 190O-M&N
S f
THs'ei
45
A.-M&N
30
ser
111
57 k
40
Wlngrt
'51 .J&D
Italian consol 3k%
...
Ital Ored Consortium for
,A30k
A37k
30
Heidelberg (Germ)7k8*50 J&J / 23
Unmat'd coups attached.
Bxt^i f 7« «ep« 1946
J&J
9k
28
•
werU'Ki.vl
37
115k
57 k
41
93
Pub wks ext 7s A *87-M&S
10k
13k
11
13
13 Hi
13 k
14 k
12 k
Japanese Gtovernment—
8f0Hs 1954
-F&A
Extl sr 5Hs 1965——M&N
Oriental Dev Co 6s '53-M&S
Orient Dev Co 5 Ho '58M&N
Jugoslavia—See Mtge Bank of
Leipzig city of) 7s 1947—F-A
13
12
14
Lima
12
13
13
13
13
13
13
12
.
13k
13 k
13 k
13 k
12 k
♦/Ilk
Government—
27k
81k
37
.
10k
7k'
Luneberg (City) 7sl948.M&N /30k;
Lower AusC(Prov)7Hs'50J&D /100k
Maranbao (State Brazil
)
Ext - f 7. 10*8
M&N /fcllk
Coupon off
fk 10 k
104 k
(Columbian
1951
..
Mendoia (Prov) Argentina—
7 Us extl 8 f 1951L
J&D
k Last sale, n Nominal. » Tax-free in Connecticut
84 k
^
f «Ht 1958—M&J /
Certificates of deposit
.,/
Je extl Dec 1
8H« 1954
98 k
84 k
/ 31
s
ttedellln (Munlc)
47
98k
83
83 k
77
vOIty) Peru—
E*t»
53
49 r4
44k
Pub wks ext 7« B '47-M&8
Pub UtO Credit sf 7s *52 J&J
Stamped
a
88
25k
,
'
v
,
28 k
.
90^ ""91"
(State of) Germanv
104«
A&o /
Hanover (City) Germany 7s
53
/ 23
A&O
-
36
^
62 A.
0 7c
u#
100
/ 26k
Italy
Hukuang Rys 6s i—J&DD A37k
CologueGerm'y 0 Ha '60 M&Slf / 26k
33
Aer 1
Mtg 7H» 1961 ser
Bank ,Uern»»uy
Farm loan 7s 1950-.M&811
53
108
97
105
04
32
9k
8k
78
Cent Agricuj
96
98
63 k
53
01M&S / 68
/56 k
A* 62
7ks stamped 1947------ fk 65 k
Extls f 6ks 1961
F&A / 70
/ 57k
6ks stamped 1961
/ 49
Scrip
92 k
Bxten 0H* 1955 ser B-J&J
90 k
Extl s f 6s 1900 Ser C2 A&O
Extl gf«s 1900 ser 03 AAO
91k
Bulgaria (Kingd) s f 7s *67 J&J
/ 12k
July 1935 coupon on
13k
7ks May 1935 coup on 1968
Farm loan 6s 1960
nn
,
36 k
.
102
57
48
J&D / 53k
Certificates of deposit
6s 1935-1938
M&N
duwanee Co Road 5ks 1946—
West
99
102
56
i
Colomblb
7H» 1940.—A&C /9k
Wrtl -fer 7e (048
J*
fk 8
Ceara (Brazil) 8s 1947 —J&D /2k
75
.
Bk 7ks 1962. / 53
City) Himgary—
34
1962
Caucb val (Dept oft
:.v.w.v,
41k
May 1935 coupon on
/ 93 k
Orti-k •!«.»» "
it
1 «64--M&N / 27k
Sin^ ff H. i«»ag
F&A
w'
Callao (Peru) 7ks 1944-—J&J /
9
Carlsbad a ity> o I en 64 Ja
/42k
72
74
MUuil Ht-Hcfi
15k
40k
oan)0Hs 58 J&D
gu m M&N
Graz
110k
Oalda* (Dept oil v oioujOiu
Externa) • f 7Hs 1940 J A
/
Cali(Oolombl»i» ♦ 7a *47 MA*1 /
78
78
78
x
Hks
108
6s stamped 1961..
7s stamped 1952
104
—
<
13
12
/ 14k
( otum
A
100 k
6s June *35 coupon
Bueiu»
AireetPr.
New refunding bonds
Duval Co Road 5s 1955
Duval Co School District
o
Prov
110 k
Brit Hungarian
113
f 81
...
9 k ""9k
.19k
18k
*34 stpd /
1935
June 1
.
6k
32
April 15 1935/
Young coupons Dec 1 *34 stp /
Germ**
28
/ 26
f 6k
-.-—./
-
100
107 k
British 5 Ha f Feb 1 1937 F&A
rt 1900 op*
M&N
Ben Dlst No 2
e»per
27.
35 k
1965--J&D / 26
w
A&f^'
/ 34
Default coups July-Dec '33- f 58
Jan to June 1934
/ 40
92 k
91
^6k
_
5H% loan of
uerT»"«»
Dawes coups Oct 15
90k
25
...
/ 26k
lnt~rnat—.
Called bonds
97 k
95
173k
Munlc7s'47F&A /
hub
Govt
July '34 to Sept "35
Scrip
"32k
...
1'9^
Cons munlc 6s 1947—J&I
uermao
11
52
26 k
174
166
53
/31k
,
172k
5ks 1937
52
Bremen .state/ in 1936
map
trlsbane (City) Australia—
98
A&O / 25
M&N / 24k
I949-.-J&D
1941---J&l
9
-
100k
French Government—
9
11
11
95
103""
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43
102
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105 k
'46.-M&S
9
9
1 i#o
65
—
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Certificates of deposit..... / 36
93 k
Estonia \ Hep of) 7a. 1967-J&J
Finland (Repub) 6a
..
30
attivttuon
21
21
..
32
27 k
61
IU40--A&C
%du,
.»•
*
20
21k
..
..
27
•
4% serial notes 1936—J&J
J&J
9
...
..
66 k
61
4s 1937-40
Frankfurt-on-Main
20
6a ef It95
66
101k
97k
87 k
Dresden (Ger)
6 M&N
Duesseidorf 7s to 1945——
20 k
20 k
1952..J&'
E*tlsf6ks(1920) '67-A&0
Extl s f 6ks(1927) '57-A&0
7s Cent Ry elec
60
101k
96k
86k
1955-.——F&A
4Hs 1902-A&O1F
ten l
11
5k
A&O
106 k
2nd ser ' H» 1040 —A&O
Dortmund Munic 7s
112
1969
Brazil a % ex
Danzig Port & Wat Ways Bd
Extl s f 6 Hi 1952
J&J
oe-mark ext 4s 1942
J&.
Trust rct«
99k
f 6s 1960
M&>
f 5s Octl6'49-A&Ol / tioo
f 7f
10k
102
Danish Cons Municipal Loan
t)ts 1955
M&N k 93k
Ss 'Q53
F&A k 88
Ext l 6Hs
A&< / 27k
J&D 15 / 26k
9egeta (City) extl 8a *46-A&O / Ilk
Extl if 6ks 1947—
9k
A&O t
Bogota (Mtge Bk) 7a May *47 /^18
7s Oct 1947
A&O /*18H
6k
Bollvia(Rep) Est 8s '47-M&N
5k
Extl 7s 1958
J&J
p*it'
Dep(Celembla)
Duisburg 7s to 1945
6s 1940
33
102
9k
Extlsf 0H8 1959---.M&N /
Osecbocuovak Republic—
100 k
Ext ■ t 8a 1951 aer A--A&O
98
1952 ser B
A&O
105 k
s
98 k
"99""
Oundtnamarca
96k
96 k
93
101k
s
96
96 k
105
Stablllz'n loan 7s 1956M&N
.
:
96
/2ik
Belg Govt extl Oks 1949 M&8
23
var_.
100 k
97 k
"Extl" g 6s 1949
-F&A
"Extl" a f 5Hs "63—J&J16
Funding 5s 1931-1951
Funding scrip
107
'
r
19
44
100 k
99 k
96
4s
38
47
40
-
99
J&D
6s 1951 Ser B
4a af 1900——
County School Tax
Districts No. 4 6s 1935-65..
23 k
44
4a ef 1910
FLORIDA
Brevard
/ 31
/ 23
1936 coupon
Funding 5s 1951
M&N
Costa Rica Pac Ry 7ks 1949 / 17 '
95k
95 k
95 k
Ext)s f 6s I960
...MA*
Extl 8 f 0s I960.
AAO ;' 95k
95 k
■xt ■ r 6s(8t»te Kyreo M&8
95k
Ext) 0s sanlt wk« 1901-F&A
95 k
Extl 0b puh wks 1901-M&N
92k
Extl5ks pub wks '62-F&A
Australia
(Commonwealth)-102 k
Ext 6s July 15 1956.J&JD
Extl 6s 1967
M&5 102 k
96 k
Extl 4 He 1966..
M&
89 k
Austrian Govt 7s 1957—J&J
Baden extl s f 7s 1951
J&J / 24
Bank of Colombia 7s *47. A&O / 17
7s 1948
A&O / 17
g
4k« of 1883
4ks of 1888
1942-1948
0 2 .95
0 2 95
0 2.95
(Republic)—
7sNovl'32 c'pon.M&N
5s 1949—
Berlin 0ks 1950
0s June 16 1968...
Newcastle Co—
Costa Rica
95k
1st
Extl
0.69
76
50
45k
63
50
f 1957
s
Cuban 6s 1944 opt 1911—M&S
"Extl" g 4Ha *49 opt--F&A
Extl
DELAWARE.
70k
99 k
Bergen. Norway—
2ks April 1 1938-1947
2ks April 1 1948-1957——
2ks April 1 1958-1966
JLe.t Do 4 >4* i94o-itfo0-M&.<
J&J
f 7a 1942
a
-
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26
—
-
84k
8 f g
Barrauquilla 8s 1935-45-46-48- / 11
Bavaria (Ger'y)
'46 KAJ /30k
3% '
to 2.25
.50
Windham (T) 4H» 1936—J&J
4s 1936-1937J&J
>*r
89
82k
F&A /
/
Extl »
1937-—-M&N If /
/
Stamped
—
8k
20 k
21k
88 k
9
Sink fund gold 6b 1969 J&l
Extl s f 0s Oct 1969—A&C
to 3%
.75
Waterbury—
4s 1942-1962
Ext)
3%
to 2.90 %
2.00
J&D
4s 1938-1942
J&J
2.00
.
W HayUSDMks'36-*66
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f 7b ser C 1946.
f 7* eel D 1946
to
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,
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•
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19k
A&O
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•Extl
42
Extl g 4Ha 1953
M&N
Cordoba (Prov) Argentina—
7a extl
2.00
fund 1930-'41--_J&.
95 k
75
—
Copenhagen—■
On June A 1952......-J&D
8
2.15
1.00
1.00
24k
.
Bk
vii/,
22
22
C IV*
S 70
/ 40
Sink fd 7a(of 1920) '40 M&N
Sink fd 7b (of 1927) *47 F&A
24 k
Antloquia Col (Dept of )—
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B
A&O
20-yr sf 0H« 1947
24
a&I
,
3%
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.
to 2.50 %
1.00
21k
—
Ask.
1961--J&J f 21 k
6s
Scrip issue of 1933
Scrip issue of 1934
/ 21k
April 1935 coupon on
20-yr 7s Jan 16 iv#47
.J&J /fc21k
Aksrsbus (Dept of). Norway94 k
.M*
Anhalt 7s to 1946
M&S /26 k
2.00
1.00
Torrlngton—
1935-46
1935
(Apr
Bid.
Bonds.
Co'ombla Rep
6s Oct 1961
Vgricul Mtg Bk (Colombia)—
6s Feb '35 coup on *47 F&A /
fcO-y 7» loi*.
.
4s
or
Net.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
AND CITIES
Guar s f 6* 1948
to 3.30
3.10
■
Walllngford (Towi
1938,1943,1948
Bonds.
3.00 .to 3.25
1.00 to 3
.50 to 2
•1Kb Sch March 1036-1953—
*4Hs Improv t '36-'89- J&J
8ks 1936-71
A&O10
3hs 8-wer 1947-70- J&D15
6s 1936-71
-A&015
Her walk (T) 4 H» 1942- J&D
4ks 1936-1968
Norwich 4 k s water 1939-M&S
»lks 1935-1964.
M&Sli
4Hs Refunding 1938—A&O
*Plauifleld(T)4M» '36-'57A&0
Potnam (T) 4fcs *36- 40-A&O
•Ridgefleld (T) 4fes Jan 1 "43
Stamford (O) 4s 1942-,.M&>
Stamford (T) 4 H» '36-'45 J* J
♦414 8ch 1936 1966.
M&N
4k» High Sch 1936-'59 Jat,U
193b...
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Bid.
2.10
4
1
Yield Basis
To
or
Net.
„
4y»s July
of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bid.
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
AND
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
1
/fclOk
7k
/60k
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8k
—
'
—
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Quotations for all securities are as near as
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
To
or
Bid.
Ask.
Serbian 5s 1956
IS
7
3*
.
4
£20pi«ces
8
71
....
13*
14
40*
38
Mtge Bank of Denmark—
Exch s f 5s 1972 ser (X JAD k 84*
Mtge Bank af Jugoslavia—
Secured if 7« 1957
.
-
30
35*
t Union of Soviet
31
F&A / 29
1945
New south Wales (Australia;
V
6s extl sf 1957
FA A
Extl a: ds 1968
AAO
Met Wat 8erv A Dr Board
99*
100
Nerwav <*xt tts 1943.. FA A II
104*
106
FA A
104*
102*
102*
101*
Upper auHtrtn »*rov,T* lovtl
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Extl s f 6*s 1957--J&D 15
June 1935 coupon on.—
100*
99*
(Jruguay
99*
AAO
Sf 5«s 1950
Extl sf6f» 1944
1952AAOU
6s Ext f Oct 15
40-yr s f 6*a 1965—..JAD
35-yr extl s f 5s '63-MASH
Norway Municipalities BankGuarsf5s '970
.JAD
Oslo
s
Devel—See Jap Govt
1956......MAN
(Rep; ext5*s'fi3JAD
f K 6s
Panama
105*
102
Panama (Nat Bk) 6 *8
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of
104
\V4
14*
14*
81
107
90
Alegre (City). Brazil—
Sinking fund Re 1961.
JAD
13*
15
/ 13*
P&A / 11
13
7s 1968
JAJ
15
Prague v greater; City—
7 Vis loan of 1932-52.-MAN
99*
28
M**i» / 26*
AAO / 26*
106*
Queensland (State) 7s *4i a<*«j
106*
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1951
Prussia 6*s
6s 1952.
Recklinghausen 7s._
29*
108*
107
30
—
1946—-AAO
Rio de Janeiro 8s
14
April 1935 coupon on
Extl s f 6*s 1953—-FAA
Feb 1935 coupon on—
16*
13*
/ 13*
6s 1933.................. /
urraude
Do Bui (State)
12
Rio
1946..AAO
/ 16*
April 1935 coupon on
7s extlsf 1966
MAN
/ 13*
May 1935 coupon on
Extl s f 7s 1967
J&D
/ 13*
June 1935 coupon on
Extl s f 6s 1968
J&D
Brazil ext • f 8s
June 1935 coupon on
1V62..AAO
Rotterdam 'n> ext. ft* '64.MAN
Rumania (Monopolies)
Rotu> -III
8
I t)Vk«
Hamilton—
4s. ffilec L & P 1941
18*
15
14*
s
14
'■■iSfi
Jan 1944
•
I
1935
1936-1939
1949-1951
Jane 1 1971
48
120
110
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J&>
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J&D
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Feb 1935 coupon on
May 1 1944
M&N
3*s refdg May 1939.M&N
Russian
>uot- l* IU.JAJ
Certificates of depodt—
Metrap-Oe 4*s '58. '54 A'61
4*s May 1 1965
M&N
Saar'
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-nty.
Rfarbor Commissioners—
5s Nov 1 1969
M&N
New Brunswick—
t*s non call 1958.M&N 15
4*s • f Apr 15 1961 A&OI6
4*s 1956.
M&S
<orth Vancouver 6s '60—JAJ
-1..
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.JAJ
4.
(Mtge Bank) 6s 1947-.-—.
Salvador 7s 1957..——JAJ
Ctfs of deposit—...
Nova
4s scrip..................
Santa Gatharina (Brazil)-—
19*
FAA f 18
8s 1947
San Paulo (Brazil) State of—
8%
1935 coupon on...— /
Extl 8s 1950
J&J
/
Jan 1935 coupon on
Extl 7s 1956
MAS
March 1935 coupon on— /
Extl s f 6s of 1928. 1968 JAJ
Jan 1935 coupon on..—
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6s 1943
Sec s f 7a 1940
—
26
28
15*
16*
14*
14*
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f U
76*
77*
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50
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52
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Santa Fe (City) Arg Rep extl
55
7s 1945
A&O
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-
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57
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6s 1943
Saxon ^te Mtge institution
Sink fund 7s 1945.....JAD
Sink '"Hind 6*s 1946...JAD
6s 1947
Scotia
f u
92
1970
92
87
86
90
81
JAJ 14
FAA
85
99,
102
101
Winnipeg. Man, 6s '44-.AAO
4*s non-call 1944
MAN
4*s June 1 1946
JAD
4*s June 15 1950
JAD15
4s Aug 1 1946
FAA15
99
l02"
98
101
98
100
94
91
103*
40
GEORGIA
39*.
39
I
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JAJ 6 2.25
JAD 6 3 20
4*s ref 1936-1945
Albany -5* 1945...
Appling County—
56
51*
f 84*
88*
70
86
/ 35
105*
104*.
105
109
110
105
106
100*
103*
101*
104*
3%
2 90 %
to
2 90 %
6 3 10
to
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to 2
63 20
to 3
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4*s 1948-49..MAN 6 3.20
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-
I
100
Dougherty Co 5s '36 '48 MA» 6 3.30
isffW 1936-36. JAJ 6 310
Mocon
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x
49-JAJ
6 3.10
FAA 6 3 25
JAJ 6 3 .50
Marietta 5s W W 1939
Pulaski
to 5s 1936 48
Rome
Mfunlcbldg'36-'39AAO 63.10
Savannah -4*s ref 1943.JAJ 6 3.10
6 3 10
urainage 1944
FAA
4*8 Refunding 1959..FAA 6 3.20
Spalding Co—5s '35 '49—JAC 6 3.30
in-
90
1936 60..AAO 6 5 00
Valdosta 5s 1936 1942
Jan 6 3 30
Ware Co 5s Road 1936-49-JAJ 6 3.50
95
Watklns S D 6s 1935-50-MAN
90
91
Woodbury 6s 193649
94
Swalnsboro 6s
90
90
86*
86*
86*
100
to
'-o-Kiec 5s '36-'57.F&A
102*
101*
2%
3%
to
1936 1956
JAJ
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4*f Flood '42MAN
Clarke
"
5s 1936-41
JAJ
Columbus -5s 1936 44
JAJ
941
102*
101*
to
95
Road 5s 1949-53
-4>*a June 30 1943.. 6 3 20
Atlanta -4*s Jan 11940.JAJ 63 10
58 Water 1936-'37
JAJ 6310
5s Water 1938- 51
JAJ 6 3-10
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4*8
94*
to
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|
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to
to
—
%
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80 %
"/o |
% I
3.75 %
3%
105
to3.10 %
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to 2.90
to 3.10
%
%
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to
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to 2 90 %
to 2 90
to 3
%
00 %
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3.10 %
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to3.20 %
100
90
95
6 2.50
to 2 75
90
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97*
100
81«
95
100
IDAHO
98
93
93
96
100
76
73
72
100
101
4*s Cap Bldg 1936-1939 JAJ
4*s Imp 1935-47 opt *304*8 Ref1936-1939
A&O
4*8 Ref. 1940-45
A&O
4*s Road 1937 opt '27.J&J
96
82
77
6 2.50
to 2 75
6 2.50
to
6 3 .00
2.75 %
to3.25 %
6 2.50
to
2.75 %
76
103
108
106
ILLINOIS
96
6 1.00
to 1.75
F&A 6 1.00
F&A 6 1.00
s 1936 1944
F&A 6 1 00
Highway 1936-1940.-May 6 1.00
Highway 1941-1943—May 6 2.10
Highway 1945-1954-.M&S 6 2 40
to 2.50
M&N 6 2 40
N 6 2.40
to 2.90
4*s Serv Comp 1936-43
4*b Aug I 1936-38
s 1936 1943.
101
102
102
105
97
99
97
99
100
102
4s
100*
102*
4s
98
100*
98
100*
1945-1956
Is 1945-1958
—
F&A
100
Bloomlngton
Township H S
Dlst No 206 4*s '36-'46
61.25
100
to 2.50
to 2 50
to 2.25
to 2 30
to 2.90
to 2.90
Champaign County—
.
to 3.40
1936-1943..M&N 6 1.00 to 3 30
Chicago 4s 1936
__J&J 100* 101
4s 1937-50.
J&J 61.50 1 to 3.60
5s
96*
95*
98
92
Road
ii*
43H
98
98
98
"99*
|
1 100
3 *s Refunding opt 1940,
due Jan 1 1951
J&J
100
s
104
106
108*
110*
Ohio Lincoln Pk
104*
102*
4*s 1944.
MAS
4*s Jan 15 '36-'47-JAJ16
s Jan 16
48-'57-.JAJl'5
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MAN15
s 1939-70
MAN15
1941
MAN
4s May 15 1936-43.MAN 15
4s May 15 1944-57-MAN 15
4s May 15 1958-68.MAN 15
Hydro Eleo Pow Com—
4*s Jan 1 1970 ...JAJ 2
Ottawa Olty 5s 36 '45
JAJ
6s Munlc Imp '36 '50- -JAJ
5s July 1 '936 .966—-JAJ
4*s 1936
'944.......JAJ
4 *8 1936-1937
JAJ
4*8 1938-1942
JAJ
4*s 1943-1960
JAJ
Quebec (Province)—
4*a I960 opt 1945..MAS J
4Ko of 1961
.MAN
.
.
Quebec Olty—
5s S F (non-call) 1960 MAN
101*
101*
101*
.J&J
3*s Ref 1953 opt '46..J&J
3 *s Ref 1955 opt '51—J&J
Chicago Bohuoi District—
4s 1937
F&A
111
110
101*
Refunding opt 1945.
Iup Jan 1 1952
102*
/ 98
/ 99
/100
4*8
25
35
106
103
104
109
108
Ohio vgo Sanitary District—
105
102*
104*
101
105
102*
105
M&N / 99*
M&N /100
M&N /100
Chic S«»uth Park 4s 1936
/ 98
4s 1937-1938
M&N / 98
4s
1939-1950
M&N / 98
Oblc West Park 4s 1936-41.
/ 99*
4*s 1935
4*s 1937-1939
4*s 1940
106
111
—
*
101
.
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Co 4*s '36-'40
A&O
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4 *a 1936 1943
J&D
Elgin Sanitary Dlst—
58
1936 1944
M&N
Evanston S D No 76—
4*8 1935-1948
Granite Olty 4*a 1935-48
Jackaon Co 4*8 1930-1944...
Lake Co 5s Road'36-49 .FAA
102*
99
mmmm
99
101
99
99
101
101
105
108
101
103
101
111
118
111
105
100
101
.100
/100
61.50
to3.40 %
100
m
101
1103
102
103*
6 2.00 to 3.75 %
River F<»r«*t S D No 90
4*«
1935 1947
6 3.00
to 4.25 %
103*
107
[
INDIANA
107
105*
106
(
,
107*
101*> 103*
Elkhart 4 *s WW
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1942 to 1946
1947 to 1957
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38
£ 32
36
/Flat price,
k Last sale,
n Nominal, o Tax-exempt under a law approved March 9 1903 and
which went Into effect
beads issued after that date by municipal corporations are tax-exempt, t Quotation per 100 gold rouble bond equivalent *e 77.4234 grams
6Basle.
•Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
95
88
(Prov)—
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MAS
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Deb 4*s 1960
MAN15
Ontario (Prov) 6s '43- MAS16
external loan 1936.JAJ
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99
92
_
JAD
Certificates of deposit...
R14 %
109
100*
J&D
'36.M&N
Manitoba (Prov)5s 1944J&D2
4*s May 1 1945
M&N
4*s Dec 16 1066
J&D15
Montreal 5s Dec 1 1945.J&D
5s s f Nov 1 1956
M&N
4*s May 1954
15
4*8 1942 and 1967
Verdun deb 5s 1954
105*
'93*
98*
A&O
101
5s Jan
Crisp
Calgary 5s July 1 1945—J&J
Edm >utou (U) 5s '4oa'60 A&o
5s 1 f 1955 & 1960
A&O
Halifax N 8 4s July 1945
5s Jan 1951
J&J
103
71
Bibb
JAJ16
103*
64*
(American Dollar Quotations'
4*a July 16 1958
J&J
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1940-1941
1942-1945
1946-1961
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Bonds.
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bonds
April 23 1903
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98
AND
MUNICIPAL
BONDS
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue*
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or
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4s O
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(City)—
1942-1956—.J&J30
6 3.50
Indianapolis—
6 2.50
6 He Track Blev '36-'47.. J&J
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6 2.00
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—J&J
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2.75
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to
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1936 1969
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1.00
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4Hs 1940-1941
Des Moines 6s 36
6
6
6
6
1.00
1.00
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to
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2 50
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1935-39—MAN 6 1.00
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b
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115
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116
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1944-JAJ
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.75
to
.75
-
to 3.25
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F&A
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1
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1936-1947—JAJ
6
6
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Sedgwick Oo 4Hs 1940——. 6
Shawnee Oo 4Hi 1944——. 6
1.20
1.00
3.10
2.75
2.85
2.50
2.80
2 90
3%
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to 3%
to 2.50
to 2.70
to 2 25
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to 2.65
to
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—. ——
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Topeka B D AH* Mar 1 *30-46
1.00
Wichita 4Hs 1986 46
JAD
Wyandotte Oonnty—
6 1.00
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4Hs
4 Us
to 2.80
75
to
to 2.70
to 2.50
JAJ
1.00
to 2 50
JAJ
1936 1939
1940-1945
98k
6 2.60
to 2.85
99k
100
103
101k
KENTUCKY
104U
104
103 k
Ashland—6s 1986 ol
MAS 6 4 10
4Hs 81'42*'47 A'52.-MAS 6 4.10
Bowling Green—5s
Oevlngton—
1955.JAJ
6 4.05
105
104 H
4%
if 4%
to 3.9C
3Hs 1935-1951
8Us June 1 1943
3U« June 1 1944
6s WW Jan 15'36-'61 JAJ 16 6 3.80
4H8 Fdg 1936-48
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4 H« 1935-1950
AAO 6 3 80
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JAJ 6 3 80
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6 3.80
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to
3.60
to
Crittenden County—
6Us Fdg Feb 1 39-*49.FAA
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Hickman—6s Fdg 1949..MAS
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5s S D 1938
JAD
Livingston Oounty—
5Us RAB Fdg Marl'49AAO
Louisville— 6e Sch 1962. AAO
4Ue Hospital 1951
MAS
4Us Bridge Rev '48..MAN
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4Hb Ref 1965
JAD
4Hs Jan 1 1970
JAJ
4 Us Sewer 1969
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4s Rer July 1 1937
JAJ
4s Sewer 1947
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4s Lou W Oo 1959
FAA
4s Sewer 1965
...FAA
4s Jan 1 1970
JAJ
8 Us Ref 1943
JAJ
8e Sew A Park 1941
JAJ
Owenaboro—5b Sewer
JAD
„
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3 60
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97
95 k
100 k
90
100k
101k
98
65
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85
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6 3.10
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6 2 50
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2.30
6 2.30
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-
4Us w w 1935-1970—AAO
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104
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8
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5i Port Oomm'n 1936-37-JAJ
5s Port Oomm'n 86 69..JAJ
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5s Pec 31 1938
JAJ
5s H'way July 1 '39-'49 ..J&J
98 H
96U
102 U
101k
102H
36 '50 (tax-ex)..FA* 6 1.25
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2.75
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3 25
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I
2.75
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I
.50
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.35
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.75
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%
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to
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.50
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.50
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3.25
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4s
1936 1960
.40
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%
2 70
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.75
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.50
4s Mar 1 1936 1946
MAS
Winchester 4b 1939-1943 AAO 6 1.50
.
to 2
15
See Foreign Govts, page 97.
to 2.25
MICHIGAN
5Hb July 16 1941
JAJlf
5 Ha Oct 15 1941
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5U« Highway 1941
JAi
5a Highway 1940
J&I
4Hb Highway 1943.
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5« 1936-1961
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6s Water 1961
AAO
5s registered 1946.....MAS
4Us Mar 1 1936- 55—MAS
4UsMar 1 1955
MAS
Aug 1 1951....... .FAA;
Annex 1954..—...JAD
Parks 1955—
MAN
Mar 1 1961——
MAS
4s Aug 1 1961
_
FAA
4b School 1936 1939—.MAN
4s 1945-1971
MA8
4s
4s
4s
4s
1946-57-MAN,
s
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MEXICO
to 2.50
115k
Tmot 1942
VAO
(Olty) 4sl936-—
113
113
113
114
2.35
U2k
2.25
Creek—
City Hall 1936
3.10
F&A
Battle Creek S D—
4ks 1936-1937
F&A
4ks 1938-1949
F&A
Bay City
5ks w w 1935-1951—.M&S 6
Bay City Union S D—6a July 1 1936
J&J
to 3 00
2.50
3.75
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3.00
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to 3 00
2.75 Detroit—
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3.15
4s
3 10
3.05
AH*
3.05
300
3 00
3ks
3.80
...
...
4 Us
5s non-callable
Water 4s.................
93
93
95
96
104
106k
3 00
108
3 00
108k
3 00
1.50
3.00
3.00
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100
3Hs Oct 1 1951-1961
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4s July 1 1937-1947
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%
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.50
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JAJ
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103 k
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Medford—
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Milton—
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4s
97 H
2%
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tol 75
to 2.50
MARYLAND
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Ann
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to
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10*^5-1950
MAN
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105
105
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MAS 6 1.00
MAS 6 2.20
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4 He 36 '41
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8 a CO 4s
to 3.90
to
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2.75
4Us 1937 (tax-ex)
FAA
Lynn—
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Portland Water District—
4s Funding 1938
JAD
4s Funding 1948......JAD
Paducah—
.60
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99
to 2.80
15
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3%
3%
2.80
3 30
3 25
3 30
JAJ 6 2.50
1936 1937
1938-1941
4k« 1936-44
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6 2 00
.75
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to 2.30 %
....JAJ
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6 3 20
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8Us July 1936 to 1939.MA8
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70
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6 3.25
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%
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4He 1935-1945
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I
Kennebec Water District—
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Klttery Water District—
103
5s Jan 1936 to 1938
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Old Town Water District—
4s July 1936-1939
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4s July 1952-1958
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'
to 2.25
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102
102 k
to
105
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Cambridge—
4s Oct 1 1946-1949
AAO 6 2.25 to 2.60
3Us May i 46 <reg).MAN
3s Bridge 1941
2.15
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1.50
3.75
4s 8ept 1 1958
MAS
97
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-
II 50
1.70
Brockton—
4s
104
1
JAj
.40
,
—
to 2.15 %
102k
.75 to
4s 1936 A 1940 tax-ex..JAJ 6
Augusta 4B Ortl * 1935-^**0 6 1.00 to
4s Wat-Wks Sept 1 1936-40 6 1 25 to
Bath 4s Ref 1941 tax-ex JAD 6 3.00 to
Belfast 4U* Ref 1935 1950... 6 4.25 .to
3 60
to
.90
2.10
103 k
M&S
MAS 6**50
MAS 6 1.25
MAS 6 2.00
Portland—
4% 1
to2.40 %
to2.50 %
2.35
101k
.50
.50
.50
4s Hlghw A Bdge '35-89 MAN 6
4s Hlghw A Bdge '40-44 MAN 6 2.00
.50
4s State Pier 1986 1942-MA.< 6
High
to
;
3.90 %
6~".*50" to 2.75%
2U» Aug 1 '36 to *55
1.08 % tax anticipation notes
due July 10 1936
0.85
1.22 % tax anticipation notes
due Sept 28 1936
1.00
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MAIN!
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%
to
101k
5s Hway A Bdge '36-'54-AAO b
4s Sept 1 1935-1963.— MA8 b
104 k
to
to 3.90
'1.95
4s Tub A 8ub'69 tax-ex. JAJ
MAS 6
100 k
102
101
auburn—
Bridge Revenue Refunding—
Project No. 1 July 1 '50 JAJ
Project No. 2 July 1 *50 J&J
Project No. 3 July 1 '50 J&J
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-
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4Hs Tun 1960 tax-ex.. AAO
4ks Dec 1976—......JAD
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J
6
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4s 1936 1939 (tax-ex)..JA^ 6
4s Tunnel A Sub 1948.JAi
4l Sub 1957 tax-ex
AAC
4s Sub 1958 tax-ex
JAJ
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—FAA b 3.50 to 3% ,
5s Dec 1 1935-1969...JAD 6 4.50 to 4.40[
5s Wat Wks Riv '36 '40MAS 6 4.50 to 4 40
3Hsl935
3 Us 1936-1937
3 H* 1938-1939
3Us 1940-1951
to
Boston—
1948-M&S
4H«WWA8ew'b6 54. JAJ
4Us May 3 1936-67-.MAN2
Tensas Basin Levee District—
5s Jan 1957
JAJ
.25
.30
4s 1936-1945 (tax ex)-M*N 6***60
_
Board of Education—
Leavenworth Oo 5s 1935
McPherson AH* 1945——
Reno Oo 5s 1941
96
96k
100 k
99 k
99k
99 k
B——.AAO
5s Mar 1963 opt
5s 1965 Series D
3.25
^
96
94
opt 1942..AAC
6« 1950 Series
96
99k
96
5s July 1963
JAJ
Red River A A B B District—
2 50
102
95
Pen (chartrain District—
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MAN
to 2.50 %
102
98k
14.10
AAO
1935-52 itax-exempt)
Vai
4s Water regiatd 1935 '58.JAJ
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s 1937
reg (tax-exem).J&J
—■ Water
1942
JA
3Us gold July 1944
M&S
3s Met Sewerage 1986—-M&S
3s gold July 1 1939
JAJ
3s gold Water Jan 1 1941-JA.
Arlington 4s 36 *42(tax ex)JAJ 6
Beverley 4s '35 36(taxex)AA
8Us Julv
1936-1989
JAJ
3%
5a July 1940-1949
JAJ
2.50
5s July 1950-1969
JAJ
4Mb 1986-1961
A&C
AH* Sept 1 1935-1968.MA5*
Orleans Parish Sch Board—
6s 1936-1944
JAD
to 2 50
5s 1946-1967
JAD
to 2 50
Plaqnemlne Parish B Bank—
Kansas Olty 6s 1942
«Hs Wat A Light
AH* Water
99k
5s July
IT qtchl mon—*-»
3 00
2.00
100 k
100
101
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4Us serial 1935-1940
4 Us serial 1940-1980—
Orleans District—
to
4H> Soldiers Oompen *35-'52 6 .50
4b Soldiers Oomp 1958—JAJ 6 2.75
to 2 50
4« Soldiers Oomp 1954—JAJ 6 2.75
Crawford Oo 4Hs 1939——. 6 2.75 to 2.50
4H> Pub Bldg '61 op *81 JAJ 6
4Hs 1939
—.
6
98
102k
JAJ
(old Issue)..
1942
.
4Hs Water 1936-42—AAO
4Hs Water 1943A,44—AAO
Ottumwa 4Ms Jane
l936-—;Sioux Olty 6s *36 45-FAA16
6s Ref Aug 16 1940—FAA15
4H
2.25
to
95k
99 k
97 k
97 k
97 U
97 k
JAD
JAJ
JAJ
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JA
4Us 1935-1977...
.AAO
4b Floating debt 1948. A AO
4b Constitutional 1942.JAJ
4s Public Impt 1950 opt
2 70
110H "lilu
4s Sept 1 1946
..MAS
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Marshall town Ind 8 D—
95
-
4s
102k
94k
I
MASSACHUSETTS
102
102
102
102 k
102 k
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BONDS
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June
6 3.50
to 3.25
6 3.60
to 3.35
4 Ha 1936-1953
5a 1936-1945
4s May 1938
Westchester County—
to 2.50
1
1.00
6 2.75
4Hs Water 1936-39-—J&J 6 2.30
Onondaga Oo-4H« *35-47A&O 6 2.50
to 2 50
6 2.50
to 2.20
6 2.50
6 3.40
to 2 .25
to 3.10
to
6 3.65
to 3.35
Oswego—5 Hi 1936-46.-M&N 6 3.15
Oyster Bay Wat Dlst—
to 2.85
6 Ha Sch 103ft
3.90s 1936-1954
4s 1936-1950-.—-—---J&J 6 3.65
Pelham (T)
On Fr Sch Dlst
No 1 4.60s 1944-1960------ 6 3.65
to 3.35
4s Ser O 1938 to
Inland Terminal—
4Hs Ser D
.
V
53-J&J3
103
103
A&O
6s Feb 11937-1939
6s Feb 11940-1952
A&O 6 3.25
A&O
5Ha Jan 1936-1901—-A&O
5s 1935-1901
A&O
4 Ha July 1 >936 62
A&O
4 Ha Feb 1930
A&O
4Hs Feb 37-49
A&O
4Hs Mar 1 *30-*56...A&O
4Ha Feb 1930 —.—A&O
4Hs Feb 1937-1946—A&O
4s 1936-1958
F&A
5s 1936-1938
A&O
Rensselaer
County
to
Ss July 1961
6*3.bo"
to
6 2 00
6 2.50
6*3.00*
I to
to
1
6~2.50"
to
6 2 50
to
6 2.00
4%
4%
to 4.50
6 3.50
to 3.10
4s 1941-1954
6 3.15
6 3.10
to 2.85
Is 1907-1968...
AahevlUe—
to 2.80
5a 1936-1909
j&J
6 310
6 2.90
to 2.80
5 H« 1936-1957.
J&<
6
to 1.50
Becklaud Oo—•
to 2
70
....
to 2.10
Rome 5 Hi 1936-1941—A&O 6 2.90
to 2.60
Byt(V)M Mar 10 36-'«8 M&s
Rye & Har'ion CJn Fr 8 D No 6
4.40s 1936 1953
.F&A
Baranac Lake 4.45s*36 '39F&A
Saratoga Co 5s 1935-1941—-4Hs 1935-1955 . . ..M&8
4s Sept 1 1945 1954—M&S
Saratoga Springs—
4Hs Park 1936-40
A& »
Scarsdaie 4Hs 1936-45 —J&D
.
1935-1941
4.30s 1936 1948
4.15s 1936 1939
4.15s 1940-1960
4a Oct 151935 1944
6 Basis.
after Jan. 1
to 3.40
to 3.10
6 4.10
to 3.90
6 T.00
to 3.50
6 1.50
to 3.10 v«
1950-1979
^
3.00
6 1.50
b 1.00
6 1.00
A&016 6
.50
to 3%
to 3%
M&N
to 3.85
to 3.75
to 3.75
to 3.75
to 3.75
to 3.75
1957..
J&J 6 4.20
102
to
to
4%
4%
4%
4%
103
•5Hs 1930-1937
•5Hs 1938-1951
•4H« 1935-1947
•4Ha 1936-1955
•4Hs 1930-1946
•4Hs 1935-1939
*4 Hs 1940-1952
*4Hs 1935-1937
92
95
99
101
90
93
90
93
88
90
90
88
88
90
A&O
88
90
A&O
88
90
A&O
87
A&O
87
4s Water Works 1942.-A&O
Alien Co 5Hs 1936-'50_A&0
94
*4
*
J&J
^&J
A&O
AAO
M&S
Hp 1938-1950.
90
;
90
97
93
97
vshland
•4.40s
1956
to
4%
to 3.60
to 3.20
to 3.70
to 3.70
to 3.70
4.00
Cincinnati—♦SHs 1941-M&S
•5 Ha
Imp Feb *40. '51 F&A
to 3.70
3.00
to 2 80
3.10
to 2.90
3.30
2.90
to 3.10
3.00
2.50
to 2.80
1935-1956
M&8 6 3.00
3.65a g Feb 1937
F&A
2.50
3Ha Water '45 np '25..F&A
100
3s Water 1939 op '19.F&A
2.50
Cine S D 4 Hs 1935-1952.M&S 6 3.00
to 2 .80
to 2 70
4s 1930
opt 1906
M&8
3 H» 1940 opt 1912—A&O
%
to
to
2%
10
to 3 10
101
to
2%
to 2.80
100
101
100
10
36
36
f 34
•4H« March 1949....M&S
•4 Ha Fire Dep *36 '55. A&O
I H« Clark Av Bdg '42- A&O
4H<* Park 1938
A&O
•4 Hs 1930-1950
M&8
•4« >935 195S
4 40
4s Sewage 1936-58.
M&S
•J Ha 1935 19*0 —..A&O
Cleveland Heights S D—
•6a 1935 1959.
A&C
36
44
;
41
41
4 00
44
44
to 3.75
6 4.00
to
6 4.00
to
6 4 00
to
6 4 00
6 4 00
to
to
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.75
325
3.50
3.50
to
...
6 4.20
6 4 20
to
4%
4%
6 4 25
to
3.75
100
98
6 2.00
to 3.90
97
98H
6 4 20
6 3 60
Columbus 8 D—
A&O
—A&O
4%
4%
to 4%
to
*6s 1949-57 —M&f
1936-1938
M&
310
Ha 1935-1953
6 3.10
4H« 1936 1955 »-a....F&A 6 3.10
4s Wat W *45 opt '20—M&100
•6s 1936-1939
101
to
to 4%
4 Ha
1943-1962
J&Dib
Cuyahoga Co *08 '35-'39-A&O
to 3 20
6 4 20
6 4 20
•4
_
to 4 .60
6 3.50
to 4%
to 3.40
to 2.80
to 2.80
to 2.80
101
to 3.30
99
96
95
97
96
94
94
94
98
96
96
96
96
92
%
101
98
94
3 30
to
.
lolumbus
36
34
41
to
..
to 4 60
•5s 1935.
A&O
100
•5s 1936-1940
A&O 6 4 20
•4 Ha Grad Cros 35-'54 A&O 6 4.20
36
36
34
%
101
*5318 1940-70.J&D
..
to 3
%
2%
3.30
3.75
to
to
to
•4Hi 1935
•4H" 1936-1944—...A&O
♦4H 1935-1943.
A&O
•4 Hi Road 1935-1936. A&O
•4Hi Road 1937-1938. A&O
•4Hi Road 1939-1941. A&O
4a 1935-1941
A&O
94
—
4Hs
1936-1937
4Ha 1938-1939
4Ha 1940-1951.
J&D 6 3 65
J&D 6 3 65
J&D 6 4 00
to 3.00
to
to 3.00
to 3.00
to 3.25
to 3.00
/Flat price,
n Nominal
* Subject to taxation
by an ame
1013 by municipalities in that State are subject to
taxation
to3 10
34
34
34
Ourham 4Ha 1936-1940..J&J 6
3 50
4 Ha 1942 to 1966
6 3 80
5s Water 1916 to 1945-J&' 6 3 80
Durham County
6 2.00
J&D
A&O b 1.00
A&O 6 3.10
-
to 2.60
6 3.65
....
a
-
4H* *36-*38 (reg)—F&A16 6 2.40
4H* 1936-1946
M&s 6 2.90
Bsckvllle Centre (V)-—
4.16a 1986 1952-.—J&D 6 3.75
Street
1930 .....F& v
1936-1969
.m&S
m&S
1935-1965
M&n
...i 1936-1962
a&o
Buncombe Co 5s*36 *46-.J&D
4Ha Funding 1939-..m&«
6a Bridge 1936-37
A& •
Charlotte 5 Hs
35-*48—M&N
a 1936-1970
m&N
a 1936-1941
M&N
a 1942-1946
M&N
• 1947-1955
M&N
•
•
100
to 3.85
4a
2.00
_
to 3 10
Is 1935-1930—.
to
.60
3.85
to 3.85
J&J 6 4.15
f1905
J&J
J&J
•4 Ha Sewer 1955
A&r
•4 Ha 8ew Sept 3 '37.M&S3
4%
to 3
to 2.85
99
40
J&J 6 4 15
J&J 6 4 15
•4Hs July 1943
to 4.20
6 2.00
6 3.50
6 3.50
.
to 1.50
Imp 8ch &r '36-'47—J&1
A&O
1939-1940
-A&O
95
95
to 3.75
•6s July
4.25
to3 10
to 3 10
6 1.50
lHs 1936-1938
i
%
OHIO (See footnote *)
to 3.10
6 2.00
1 Ha
2
6%
6 4 15
M&8 6 4 15
M&N1/ 6 4 15
•Akron 6s 1935-1940A&O
•5s Water 1935-1953—A&O
4*25
6 3 50
6 3.50
4 Ha 1940-1954...
4 H« 1967-1968...
1%
to 4.50
to
to
to 4 25
6 3.50
6 3.50
4Hs 1936 1962
4 Ha 1935
1%
2.90
75
to 4.50
to
J&J
Grand Forks 5s..May '30-'38
3 00
.
5i
4i
%
%
to 4
4H« Jan
to 3.90
6 3.50
j&J 6 3.50
...
6a
1936
F&A
1937-1938
-F&A
5s 1939-1962
F&A
4Hi Pub Imp *36-'58—F&A
4Hi 1936 I960
M&S
to 4 75
to 4.75
6 4 80
•5H« Pub Hall 1970-.J&D 6 4 80
•6s WW 1936-1968—J&D 6 3.40
4 Ha 1936-1939
to
%
to 4.75
to
north carolina
—
4Hs Highway 1936 — -F&A 6 1.75
4H» Highway I/,*/ 68 F&A 6 3.10
Bachester 6s 1936-1951 -'&A 6 3.15
to 3.75
4.90
NORTH DAKOTA
„
111H
to 3.10
to 3.10
6 4.00
4Mb 1936-1962
A&O 6 4 35
4Hs g Wat & Sew *48-. A&O 6 4.35
4Hs Pub Imp 1936-1960J&J 6 4.35
W lnston-Salem—
Holland Tunnel—
4Hs Ser K 1936to'60M&S 110
Putnam Co 4 Hi '36-'51-A&0 6 3.40
48 1936-1954
F&A 6 3.40
to 4.90
to 4.90
J&J 6 5 25
Cleveland
104
to
6 5.25
5s Farm L'n 1940-45&*50 J&J 6 4.20
5Hs 1945 & 194» ser O—_J&
6 4.20
4Hs July 1951 & *55
J&J 6 4.20
3%
3%
104
1936to*60M&S
6 5 25
6 5.25
*5Hs 1935-44-A&O
4.20
Canton—»5b Sew 1953—M&8
3.90
4 00
•5 Ha Fund 1935-37
J&D 6 3.50
3.00
•0s Water 1944-1959—A&O
4.00
to 2.60 %
•Oanton S D 5s 1964
A&0*<
4.00
3.75
•4Hs Dec 5 1939-42—J&D
4.00
A&O
F&A 6 2.00
6s Feb 11936
-—
91
Bldg '39J&J 6 5 25
5s Imnt June 11944—J&D 6 5.25
4Hs 1935-1967
A&O 6 5 25
4Hs 1930-1958
4Hs July 1 1942
4Hs July 1 1962
4Hs 1936 1973
to 3.60
Wolcott 4 Ha Jiy 15 *36-,42J&J
Yonkers—
Psughkeepsle 4 H s1936-62J&D 6 2.90 to 2 .60
4s School 1935-'59
M&S 6 2.75 to 2.50
Port Jervls 4Hs 1937-1966 — 6 3.40 to 3.10
Port of N Y AuthorityGen & ref 4s May 1 1975
101H 101H
101 J?
3s series F Mar 1 1941—...
Arthur Kill Bridges—
4 H« Ser A 1936 to'46M&S
106
i
i
George Washington Brldge103 H
4s Ser B 1936 to *50.J&D
102 H
4Hs Ser B 1939to'53M&N 110
111H
to 4.90
to 4.75
%
to 3.75
White Plains—
to 3.35
5.25
.
1.75
4Ha 1936 1959 (reg)..M&s
to 2:20
91
to 4.90
2.25
to
J&D 6 3.00
.J&D 6 1.00
'30-*82—J&J 6 1.00
to 4.80
to 1.85
to 4.10
86
6 25
to 4.75
5s 1930
5s 8ept 1935-1947
to 3.60
4Ha San Sew
4Hi Parkway 1962-86-J&D
4Ha Co Bldg 1936-44-A&O 5T.00 to 3*50
4Ha '44. *45. *50 & *09 J&D 6 3.00 to 3.50
4a Co Bldg 1936-69
M&S 6 1.00 to 3.40
4s June 1 1959-1964—J&D
3 Ha 1936-1939
J&D 6*1.00 to 3%
3Hs 1940-1951
J&D 6 3.10 to 3.25
3 Ha 1952-1980
J&D
3.30
3 Ha 1936-1945
J&D 6*1.00" to 310 %
3Ha 1946-1951
J&D
3.25
3 Ha 1952-1963
J&D
3.30
to
100
to 4.40
3.75
1.50
-
6 4.10
Bayonne Bridge—
I
%
to 2.60 %
to 3%
to 3.40 %
1936-54
6 4.10
6 3.90
6 4.35
86
Randolph Co 4Hs ,30-'47.F&A 6 5 00
4Ha 1948-1959
F&A 6 5 00
Rutherford Co 5s '36 *53—J&J 6 7.00
90
Salisbury 0s Impt '36-'35_J&J
8s 1930 1941
90
M&N
to 2.75
M&N
3.60
to 3 80
1935-45—A&O
4Hs Water 1946-64—-A&O
4 He 1947-72
J&J
Oneida—-4s Water "40-*45-J&J
96
6 4 75
6 5 25
i!oo
Oct
J&J
J&J 6 1.00
J&J 6 1.00
Watertown 4 Hi 1942
6 3.20
6 3.25
6 3.40
4Hs Water
3%
to 3.10
1.00
4 Hi
,
100
to 2.75
1965-70.-M&N
North Tarrytown--
6 1.00
6 1.00
Warsaw union Fr 8 D No 10—
25 %
100
100
96
Transylvania County—
Road & Bridge 6s 1949-50— / 35
4.25
4.25 Wilmington—
5s Ref & Impt 1955—A&i 6 4 35
3.50
3Hi May 15 '36-'51--M&N
F&A
5 Ha highway 1930 '53-F&A
_
to 4.10
96
96
4.25
1.00
W-trren Co 4Ha 1936-*50
—
6 4.00 .to 3 75
6 4.35
6 5 25
5s Fund June 1959
^
Net.
to 2.75
4.10% Sewer 1936-50.-J&J
4Hs Wat Mayl'41-'48 M&N
4Hs Sew "39-'46 reg—M&N
3.95 Nov 1 1961-19/0-M&N
8Hs 1942-1945—.—M&N
Niagara Falls S D
4 Ha 1936 i960
F&A
No Hempstead S D No 7—
4Hs 1936 1942—-J&D
4.15s Sewer
4.25
1.00
1936-1946
3.90s 1930-1948
99
92 H
3.75
A&
F&A
4.10s
4.20s
99 H
99
A&O
Ask.
Raleigh 5s Muni
to 2.75
97 H
99 H
99
to 2.25
M&N 6 1.00
96 U
98
3H% Corp stock Mar 11960
91H
3Hs Corp stock July 1 75—
Nlag Fail!—6*s 4l;4« M&N b 3.40
to 2%
to 1.50
4.20a 1936-1937
exempt 1953.-M&N
g exempt 1954..M&N
g Water ex '54.-M&N
exempt 1955
M&N
8Hi stock Apr 1 1954-A&O
98
to 2.25
to 2.25
*36-'45-J&Jlfi
1938-19494.15s 1936-1950
98
to 2.50
6 1.00
F&A 6 1 00
F&A 6 2.00
4Hi Pub Imp
97 %
97 M
98 H
98 H
4Ha 1940-1950
Lincoln Co 5a 1943 & '48-J&J
5a Bridge 1937-1951
F&A
Mecklenburg Co—
6s Ref Nov I960
M&N
Pitt Co 5s 1936
.—M&N
4Hs 1943-1947
M&8
to 2.75
Utica—
96 H
96 %
g
-
3%
3 Ha 1941-1951-—-J&J15
1930
;
J&J15 6 "1.50" to 1*75
1937-1940
J&J15 6 2.00 to 2.25
2.30
1941-1951
J&J15
2.50
1952-1971—J&J15
1948-1950-.M&N
exempt 1952—M&N
g
to
3a
3a
3a
3a
3.25
R T
"2%
to 3 25
to 2.75
106 H
1942..—M&N
6
.50
J&J b 1.00 GO 3.9d %
99 H
98 H
3H % Oorp stock July 1 756 2.90 to 3.80 %
3 H % Corp stock 1939-54 3.15
8HI ff exempt ivMi—M&N
-
1935-57-A&O
to
3H
4s serial 1936-1963
8Hi exempt
to 3.40
1936-1951- ■--.F&A 6 1.00
.50 Sullivan Co 4Hi 36-45.A&O 6 1.00
%
Syracuse 4H®
1935 Various
1.00
5s May 16 1936-1938-*—.
%
.50
SHa 1936 I960
M&8
1.00
4 Ha 1936-1944
-M&N
.50
4.20s Dec 15 1935-71 J&D15
1.00
4s June 15 1936-*44—J&D U
.50
Is 19 6 t946_
..F&A
1.50
3 Ha 1936
J&J15
3 Ha 1937-1940
J&J15 b 2.00
S iffolk Co 4 H«
to 1.00
to 1 75
lutbampton 5s *36-'43-M&N 6 2.00
5s 1944-71
M&N
4'36-'37 -F& * 57.00
Steuben Co
ioili
b 1.50
r
*35-'53-M&N
Somers (T> tH*
101H
102 H
102 H
102H
101H
101H
101 x
to 3.25
Solvay 4Hs 1936-*40— -F&A
106
100 H
tol"50
Forsyth Co 4Ha *35-*58-J&D
Granville Co 4Us 39—M&N
^reensbora 5s 1943 W—F&A
4 Ha 19:10-1903
J&J
4Ha 1930-1965
F&A
4s Water Works 1954—J&J
Greenville 5s W W *58—F&a
Guilford County—
4Hs 1935-1957—
M&N
High Point 4 Ha 1938 *48 J&J
5s Wat Serv 1935-1969 J&D
Iredell Co 5a Aug 1 '43-F&A
4 Ha 1930 1939
A&O
to 3.25
to 3.40
To
or
Bid.
Bonds
Net.
5s Dec 15 1944-1948
105 H
4.00 %
106
"Io5H
Ask.
:)chenec Co 4Hs *42-'51.-J&J b 3.00
b 1.00
5s Dec 15 1935-1943—
to
to
Bid.
Bonds
Yield Basis
To
or
Net.
1.50
Various May
Yield Basis
I
To
or
Bid.
Bonds
amendme^to ^ Cooatltutlon of Ohio, adopted Sept. 3 1912.
bonds taau*
STATE
103
AND
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing
day of the month preceding the date of issue.
or
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basu
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
To
Net.
5 3.90
5 3.90
5 3.80
•5MrW W Imp 1944-JAD
•5s W W Imp 1945-w-FAA
*4Ms Bdge 1935-1951-MAS
•4M* W W Imp 1940—JAL
•4 Me Bdge 1935-39—AAO
•4MB 1935 1940MAS
4 Ms 1941
961...
MAS
Dayton 8 D 5 Ms "41-'01 MAS
•5s Mar 16 ^86 46.-MASD
Bast Cleveland—
4 Ms gen imp 1935-43--A&O
East
u.iVBru. oi— 4b
to 3.70
6
6
6
6
6
to
July 1 1951 Series O..JAJ
IMs iW 1 1051 opt *36—JAr
1Mb 1939.1944.1949—.. JAJ
is Highway 11*36. 1937. 1940.
'42. '45/47
50. *52—
Highway 1941.43.'46.
48. '51. "63
MAS
Allegheny—4s 1937.....MAv
legheny Oo 4 Ms '43—MAN
4Mb 1936-1937
—AAO
4MB 1938-1940
..AAO
4MB 1941 1962.
...AAO
4 MB 1935-1936
.AAO
4Mb July 1936 1958
J&J
4Mb 1940-1969
JAJ
4b Bridge 1942——FA>
4s 1936-1958
—MAP
toona—4s '36 opt *16 .JAJ
4s Highway 37 opt '32.JAJ
to 3.80
i«4U-J6u» 6 4 30
6 3.90
to
4.10
to
6 4.00
6 4.00
6 4 00
6 3.00
to
3.70
3.80
3.80
3 80
Blyria 4s 1935 to 1938—-JAD
•4mb 1935 1952--.—MAS
•5s W W 1936 1946—-JAJ
Postorla *5s W vv '36-*40 MA8
Hamilton Oo •4Mb 1943-FAA
•4Mb Oct 1 1939-.A AC
•4 M« Sewer Oct. 11935- 47
4s C H June'36 op *16-4AL>
Ironton »4Mb W W '36 .JAD
Lakewood - 4 Ms 35 39AA O
•4Mb Oct 1945.——AAO
*5s Park A Imp *35 '41 .AAO
lima *5 Ms Sewer 1935-1947
•5s Sewer Feb 15 '36 51—.
Lucas Oo 4s C-H 1944. —MAS
•4Mb 1<*5 1940
JAD*1
to
to
2.8o
6 2.75 to 2 .50
6 3 00 to 2 70
100
101
100
101
6 4.00 to 3.70
6 4.10 to 3.90
6 4.00 to 3.70
6 4.70 to 4.50
6 4 70 to 4.50
6 3.90 to 3 70
6 3-90 to 3.70
6 3.00 to 2%
6 3.00 to 2%
•4M«WAS Sept 10'35-MAS
•5B 1935-—
JAl
Mahoning Val. San. Dlst— •
*4 Ms water 1935-52
AAO
Martin's Fy *5s '35- 44-MA8
Miami Conservancy Dist—
w/li(.
•5Mb (1 to 5 yr mat'y)_JAD
*5 Ms (5 to 10 yr mat'y) JAD
to
6 4.25
to
6 4.20
•5M« (after 10 year*
'*
Montgomery Oounty
•Ka VI Vrnarv 'SR
•5sF) Emerg '36 - 42—JAl
•5o ref 1936-1941
AAO
Newark *4 Ms 1936 * i ■
•Portsmouth—6s 1936..-JAJ
Portsmouth city 8 L»—
*4M> 1936-1950.-—JAJ
Bprlngrield *6s 10" 5—-MA.fi
•4 Ms St Tmpt 1936 — MAP
•4Mb 1936-1949——MAI?
4s 1936-1955
—MAS
Springf'd 8 D *5s '86-"39JAJ2
to
6 310
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JAJ 103
White County—
5M% Highway 1955—MAS 6 4.25
4o 1942 opt
Bra sorts Co—
Tarrant
to 3.50 1
to 3 40 1
6 3.80
6 3 80
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to 3.40 1
6 4.00
6 3 80
35*'53-MAS
5M* W W 1936- 65—MAN
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5s Sept 1935-1959
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4Mb 1936-1968
F&A
San Antonio 8 D 5s '66—FAA
!
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Net.
Ask.
6 380
San Antonio—5s
_Lf
m
Bid.
Bonds.
to 3.40
6 3.60
Yield Basis
To
or
Net
6 3.75
6 3.75
Montgomery Oo—5s Cumber¬
land River Bdsce 1953-FAA 6 3.75
Nashville 6s 1936 1942-AAO 6 3.60
5s March 1936 1960-MAS 6 3.60
,
Ask.
103
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To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
are as near as
to 2.50
1.00 to 4.25
'
Banks & Trust Companies
STATE AND NATIONAL BANK STATEMENTS
and are
denotes
Quotations in this department are given per share, not per cent, except for stocks of Canadian Institutions,
possible for the closing day of the month preceding date of issue, though often are nominal. An asterisk (*)
as near as
sales.
vj#:
■.
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the National banks are from the Comptroller's last call; for
the latest obtainable, direct returns being procured by us where no periodic statements are
the Clearing House banks of New York, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement.
tutions they are
Naitvnw banks
State
ALABAMA
June 29
Par.
Deposits.
Bid
Capital.
Ask.
Ins itutions
State
CALIFORNIA
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
National tanks
June 29
instuutiim»
June 29
all other insti¬
required. For
June 29
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Deposits.
Bid
Par
\
$
$
Birmingham—
Per
$
share.
Common
118,260
20,055,673
Nat Bank
Farm St Merch Tr Co
Western Tr St Bar Bk
100
21,324
95,846
500.000 1
....
581,133
1,037,593
100
«2.000.000
Preferred
Ensley Bank A Tr Co
Industrial Sav Bank.
First National Bk—
175.000
Common........
2.500.000
7.500.000
125.000
c
First
$
$
$
(1300,000
100.000 i
225,000
Lone Beach—
Oallf
Blrm'ham Tr A Sav
3,739,552
69,716
182,646
132,455
Jl,060,413
100
100
76,664,472
J 25
25
llOO
26
Common
350.000
......
Preferred
California Trust Oo.
Oltiaens Nat Trust St
Savings
Merchants Nat Bk..
Amer Nat BkATr Co
lee
Los Angeles—
24
44,325,751 /
1,124,850
1,135,000
94,838
1.000.000
1.000.000
o
cent
re
100
MobileFirst Nat Bank
N
20
None
1,991,119
California Bank-
Preferred
Aek.
Nomi nal,
Per share.
Nomi rial,
100
200
20
17,104,343
13,135,498
2,096,351
38
22
70
205
40
-
25
Bank....
Farmers St Mer. Nat-
2.500.000 12,441.649
4,000.000
763,234
1.000.000 i
p'
4,325,398 96.297.777
5,033,297 113,071,970
5.000.000
3.000.000
20
25
LOO
380
400
13
16
Seaboard Nat BankCommon.
......-
1,200,000
300.000
Preferred..
J 546,116
30
25X
125
None *100
1
10,301.065
|26
2£
Secur-First Nat Bk—
Montgomery400,000
Alabama Nat Bank.
First Nat Bank—
750.000
500,000
J 632,180
10
2,658,000
7X
sx
<
17,890,058
|25
100
'ibsx
50
Union Bk & Tr Co—
Common
100.000
Preferred
100,000
78,313
|
1,550,937
10
IS*
2,500,000
1,551.400
29,713,958
Oakland—
Central Bkof Oakland
Farmers & Mer Sav.
4,146,400
1,425,752
100
300,000
170,^3
34,981,803
8.294,016
300,000
269.815
3,457,574
100
250,000 \
750,000
150,000
300.000
583.801
13,867,714
f 25
20,000
273,181
862,000
2,839,788
100
506,352
102,569
62,018
50,420
23.630,365
990,798
4,110,987
946.949
100
60.117
2,744.526
100
413,723
23,054,247
100 Q
450.140
10,567.957
125
68.823
30,540
5,634.334
1,858,106
100
100
4,493.896 171,458,66^
6.607,571 104,598,653
100
12
0
10
sx
{S*
47
46 X
Common........ 24,000.000 124385248 507.244.196
12,000,000
Preferred
Union Bank & Trust.
Common
Preferred
171,000
12
55
,
100
Pasadena—
Citizens Ooml Tr St B
.....
First Tr & Sav Bk—
Selma—
Oily National Bank.
People's Bk A Tr Co.
Belma National Bank
Selma Tr A Sav Bank
400.000
(1120.000
200.000
350.000
155,640
19.026
207,178
153,982
c
2,232,290
100
987.291
1,266,134
1,419,608
Common..,
100
100
100
n
o
re
cant
Preferred
Pasadena-First N Bk d
sa
les
Security Nat Bank..
m **«#»• <m m
125
20
Sacramento—
•»V.Y'"
.
m
/
Capital Nat Bank... (11.000,000
Citizens Bk of Sacra.
50,000
Merchants Nat Bank d
250,000
Sumitomo Bk of Cal.
145,000
■
N •
-
100
re
cent
100
100
sa
lee
SanBernardino—
175.000
American Nat Bank.
.
National Banks
June 29
State Institutions
AD 17 AM A
AlULUiVA
June 29
'
'•
•:
Nomi nal.
Bisbee—
Miners A Merch Bk.
Per
3,844,567
149,394
250.000
share
San Diego—
First Nat T A 8 Bk. dl.500,000
San Diego Tr St S B
Common.........
250,000 1
Preferred
Security Tr St Sav Bk
600.000
United States Nat Bk d
100
60
)25
600,000
_
2
40
200,000
"»5""
W 250
San Francisco-
Phoenix—
Anglo
First Nat Bk of Ariz.
Phoenix Nat Bank..
Phoenix Sav Bk A Tr
300.000
500.000
250.000
4,054,649
6,446,032
3,824,763
314,732
409,313
156,760
20
N
Preferred
........
260,000
1.240.000
J 361,977
•
21,563,787
t
cent
"
Valley Nat BankCommon
o
re
25
•a les
{QX
National Banks
June 29
400.000 i
250.000
Bank of Montreal..
7.460,470
6,179,706
336,546
297.026
ARKANSAS
100
100
•
"
Canadian Bk of Com
Crocker First Nat Bk
The San Fran Bank.
Pacific Nat Bank...
Wells Fargo Bank St
Union Trust Oo-_
Yokohama Specie Bk
American Tr Co-
"
.
State Institutions
June 29
Common........
Nom inal.
fort Smith-
Per
First National Bank.
300.000
500.000
Merchants Nat Bank
500.000
Oily National Bank.
74.908
397.311
531.770
2,519,497
6,281,986
8,822.718
share
100
300,000
205.854
Preferred
25
Peoples Nat'l Bank.
Twin City Bank
Union Nat Bank-
200,000
100,000
55.654
26.562
Common........
300.000
200,000
Preferred........
W B Worthen Co—
Common
.....
Preferred
A....
6,283.262
2.394,551
25
•
N
125.000
300.000
250.000
J. 242,680
o
7,237,759 / 20
re
\ 20
sa
cent
lee
161.388
10.778,446
16
15X
170 X 172 H
1
mrnrnmm
25
25
0,000.000
0,000.000
1,000,000
100
3,620,869
190,490
16,484,143
100
567.468
100 *270 *
7,481,551 118,321,433
8,157.383 154,803.475 1000 10,300
82
100
7,186,563
245.528
9,000,000
1.225.000
8.421,285 200,038,530
4,891.493
361.674
1.000,000
1.300,000
uo
226,776,813 1100
J5.414.753
600,000
799,677
8,736,354
100
(2200,000
48,272
1,278,981
25
269.617
200,000
475.221
829.675
96,847
l.ooo.onn
375.000
266 X 273
P
7.500,000
7,500.000
500 000 I
500.000
1125
8.978,752 1100
m
......
iCKJ
on
100
rnmmm
mmmrnrn
225
200
mesm + rnm
125
P
lioo
3,557,839
9,218.288
2,151.410
366"
»
rnmmm
N
0
re
cent
sa
lee
Sale price
a The Bank of America Nat'l Trust & Savings Assoc'n of San Francisco
Calif., received authorization from the Comptroller of the Currency to
maintain a branch at Barstow, San Bernardino County, Calif.
cOct. 17 1934
( 50
J
50,000.000 49.291,766 993,651,610
993,525 20,302,060
1,500.000
........
Stockton—
First National Bank.
Stockton SAL Bank
Union 8afe Dep Bk
20
25
805.706
Preferred
Bau Jose—
First National BankSanta Ana—
Commercial Nat Bk.
First National Bk—
20
83.974
30.000
300 000
Common....
100
Little Rock—
Commercial Nat'
Bank of Canton Ltd.
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
A 8avs Assoc
Bank of America
.....
Tucson—
Valley Nat Bank
Sou Arizona Bk A Tr
California
National Bank
15,400,000
Bank of Oallf. N A..
8,500,000
25
60
d Common and
lioo
e
preferred stock outstanding.
March 4 1935.
/Par $40 Hong Kong money
Pine Bluff—
q
50.000 I
50.000
400.000
33.225
uoo
607.143
8,713,694
100
San Diego First National Co. controls 97%
National Trust A Savings Bank of San
i Dec. 31 1934.
1,305,897 1100
210
250
k All owned by the California Bank
I Last aale price.
9
Par value 100 yen.
of the stock of the Firel
Diego, Calif.
®
Lot Angelas. Oallf.
Oct., 1935]
TRUST
AND
BANKS
COMPANIES
National Banks
June 29
National Banks
COLORADO
June 29
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Par
Deposits.
Bid.
Gross
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
50,000
126,898
100,000
100,000
300.000
300,000
314,876
371,203
6,582,285
7,730,332
Common........
250,000 t
264,492
Preferred.
285,000
350,000
$'
322,413
2,520,359
793,492
716,235
593,992
2,544,716
736,074
$
Central Nat Bank.
Farmers* Bank
industrial Trust Co.
Union Nat Bank....
Delaware Trust Co..
210,000
500.000
1.000.000
203.175
1.000,000
1,500.000
Equitable Trust Co.
Security Trust Co...
Wilmington rr»* Co
$
Per
.
1,464.077
21,130,937
1,517,782
3,069,267
7,101,114
11,244,046
7,709,404
37,541,537
.672.600
4,000,000 10,489,344
103
210
20
100
50
25
Colorado Spgs Nat B
Common
Preferred class A_.
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
:
$
•
£
$
39,097
.
iOt
1,401,908
110
"25!*:
25
82
88
150
155
60
76
130
50
225
81
136
235
i
2,011,308 (100
1100
iUl
10<
•:,
«'.
share.
100
26
6,017,609 f 50
I 50
Colorado Spgs.—
Colorado Sav Bank..
Ask.
Nomi nal.
_
Capital.
Institutions
June 29
June 29
Wilmington—i;
Surplus A
Profits.
State
DELAWARE
Capital.
Institutions
State
105
Na*Zl 2flr* DIST.OF COLUMBIA WS
Denver—
American Nat Bk—
.
_
_
Central Sav Bk & Tr
Colorado Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
527,564
I
1,000,000
1,500,000
......
,V;
60,000
Colorado State Bank
Denver
74,260
78,563
3,324,001
Nomi nal.
tut
Washington—
100
36,919,969
N
o
700,000 11,276,180
700.000
1.500.000 2,326,257
16,600
100.000
3,275
100,000
1,981,451
550.000
500,000
1,544,085
National City Bank.
Union National Bk
U S National Bank..
.
International Tr Co.
50
26,607,072
sa
t 50
Lincoln Nat Bank
McLachlen Bkg Corp
50,809,012
633,412
314,598 "loo
100
22,142,912
15,022,727 lOf
Mlnnequa Bank
1,092,061
131,678
80,143
500.000
30.000
Western Nat Bank
100,000
17,314,095
1,346,841
1,671,369
53,366
I
100,000
200,000
Common......
Preferred
1,050.000
200.000
800.000
Common.
Preferred
Second Nat Bank.
Secur Sav A Com Bk
100
; 3,430,084
350.000
'
(100
100
3.000,000
1.500,000
a600,000
600,000
3.400.000
NaHona, Banks
-
100
Amer Secur A Tr Co.
Nat Sav A Tr Co—
Common
303,443
189,981
I
Preferred
Black Buck Bk & Tr.
a
|
63,436
National Honks
31,532
908,168
123,057
Fairfield Trust Co.
18,829,245 /
47,328
I
«■
20
1
6
mm mmm
165,000
100,000
J 194.180
25
30
Capitol Nat Bk & Tr
167,531
Conn River Bkg Co.
First National Bank.
150.000
1.150.000
979,981
736,945
104,567
3,932,447
269,386
2,224.316
100.000
Glastonbury Bk & Tr
Hartford Nat Bk & T
4.000,000
Industrial Bank
Phoenix St Bk & Tr.
1.600.000
100.000
100.000
Riverside Trust Co
250 000
127,454
3,632.929
158,286
135,837
Slmsbury Bk At Tr Co
125.000
109,273
East Hartford Tr Co
4.000.000
100.000
Hartford-Conn Tr Co
Park Street Tr Co
'
West Hartford Tr Co
50,000
500,000
200,000
Windsor Trust Co
144,933
100,000
Preferred
....
Travelers Bk & Tr Co
636,402
210
vj 975,927
Lakeland—
Florida Nat Bank.
175""
216
104 K 107
40
60
-
mt
mm
210*
201
99
104
75
105
ion
52
65
ion
196
15,311,444
jlOO
4,903,117
8,992,239
22,233,792
764,515
2,058,415
—
Too
Institution*
State
June 29
■
794,778
..
01.500,000
..
0
100.000
400 000
100,000
48,630
224,914
26,504
300.000
1,281,022
366,838
100.000
100
25
26
100,655
1,200.000
share
10
33,423,824
21,208,163
22,404,264
196,499
MiamiFirst National Bank.
First Trust Co
(100
Florida Nat Bk A Tr 0
Little River Bk & Tr
972,066 I 25
uoo
t
21,277.886
147,271
3,812,302
696,013
100
mn
25
10C
Miami
Beach First
National Bank...
25
2,156,937
5,822,001 ?y 30
100
14,566,044
50
1,414,311
10
52,421,467
$14
•
7,524,159
10<
Orlando—
17
First Nat Bank—
450
165"
90
60
70
22
24
y
100.000
Common....
100.000
Preferred
Florida Bank
....
2,661,094 (
I
82,764
J
N
20
20
100.000
118.005
3,784,960
American Nat Bank.
800.000
200.000
247,273
139,466
4,408,589
2,616.815
lee
100
Cit A People's Nat Bk
o
re ceni
100
0
sa
100
irv
33,491,895
1,465,339
36,590,821
1,981,641
2,811,315
1,662.537
"190""
.
"l5""
25
25
""59*"
25
25
11
40
Pensacola—
20
26
558,346 1 25
1100
10,058,288 .01
63
v
ion
100
St. Augustine—
"3d"
50.000
95
11,154
403.070
100
200.000
11.823
1,415,114
100
200,000
203.635
4.431,683
25
Exchange Bk St Aug
17
2,032,199
1,437,674
St. PetersburgFlorida Nat Bank..
0
*
343,896
5,067,739
25
9,450
89,694
34.803
1,221,717
5,732
1,334,297
ion
'V
'rnrrnmmm'
Tamp*—
25
100.000
150.000
98
------
500.000
250.000
Puritan Bk & Tr Co.
105
150
V
mmmeernrn
Per
< "•
•
;
1,250.000
1,500.000
389,248
500.000
First National Bank.
First Sav A Tr Co...
Meriden Nat Bank.
Meriden Tr & S D Co
180
100
836,916
683,601
Exchange Nat Bank
Meriden—
Home National Ban
23
90
80
ion
100
•
234,921
121,176
100
50
100
100
FLORIDA
St Augustine Nat Bk h
50,000 1
......._
mm
_
"32" "33""
So End Bk & Tr CoCommon
mm
Nomi nal
100
25
Hartford—
300,000
mm
_
100
Atlantic Nat Bank.. d3,000.000
Barnett N B of Jack.
1.500.000
Florida Nat Bank.
40
1,828,610
West Side Bank—■*
Common......
mm mm
20
Jacksonville—
5
20
1,038,898
19,013,253
25,000
125,000
25,000
lst preferred.....
2nd preferred....
«.
10
20
Nomi nal.
Per share.
/
25
100.000
2.000,000
200,000
Brldgep't City Tr C
100
share.
mm
8**
•
6,040,210
2.000.000
1,000.000
June 29
,
61,000,000
1,000,000
mm
Institutions
Slate
Bridgeport—
Common
mm
78,272,854 (ion
\ 100
100
6,071,231
1,000.000 II,389.271
1,000,000
2,000,000
1,217,481
...
June 29
First Nat Bk & Tr O
mm
it
4,114,355 .40,408,425
Capital Notes
Munsey Trust Co
1100
CONNECTICUT
100
23,467,166
3,504,054
Union Trust Co
Wash Loan A Tr Co.
.....
1,330,810
5,263,163
4,508,834
2,174,257
17,333,746
4,877,386
8,352,078
3,522,308
8,891,319
2,482,876
Riggs National Bank
Pueblo Sav & Tr Co
v
400.000
Nat Bank "of Wash.
Nat Capital Bank
Nat Metropol Bank.
PuebloFirst National Bank.
250.000
Liberty Nat Bank
lee
iUt
136,662
494,047
180,993
396,041
225,000
700,447
•:
99,217
500,000
191,534
I,551,344
100,000
1,000,000
500.000
Hamilton Nat Bank.
re cent
; ;; 35,996
485,000
1
Columbia Nat Bank.
Bank of Co mm A Sav
100
1,217,114
'
Preferred
First National Bank.
50.000
City Bank
Nat Bank—
Common
Per
Anacostia Bank
125,000
12,560,077
12,880.259
1,363,966
loo.ooo
250.000
54,721
219.594
1,856,552
3,838,872
534,290
!0<
10<
int
25'5
21
West Palm Beach
25
50
"150"
West Palm Beach At¬
"25r
25
d
lantic Nat. Bank
Cent Farmers' Trust.
inn
100
New Haven—
Amer Bank & Tr Co.
a
250.000
199,247
iOu
2,028,398
80
90
50
35
40
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common
Prior
630,000
...
630,000
920,0JO
Common
Trad em en's
Nat
Common
.
868,310
800,000 1
200,000
750,000
preferred
Conv preferred
New Haven Bk NBA
Preferred
Second Nat Bank.
f
356,948
879,316
7*338,684 / 50
I 50
10,764,250
100
35
170,000 I
180,000
Preferred
Un & N Haven Tr Co
2,313,853 (100
300.000
13,002,957
too
4,552,852
100
Nomi nal.
97
62,808
2,632.659
300.000
175,549
1,287,953
32,443
651,244
o
•'
N
Iff
353,983
200.000
%124,882
t..
■
3,113,663
1,556,767
•
^
100
"120""
20
100
:
1,266,400
598,244
9,926,915
4,638,507
1,043,737
7,291,779
100
100
100
Oitis A Mfirs Nat Bk
Waterbury Nat Bk—
600.000
641,894
10,196,068
too
Common........
500.000
400,000
| 153,071
4,372,213
1.000.000
300.000
2,716,485
177,810
6,931,031
110
;"
125
275
125
85,803,867
10
126
m
mm
ehan
mm
mmmm
m.mm
12
13
22H
23 H
V:',
\
551,385
24,907,419 1100
187,874
2,168,259
156
iioo
■
2.115,819
16,799,662
163
m.
m.
^
inn
100
340
price
Savannah
Common and
52
Bank A Trust Co. of Bridgeport,
Conn., were to vote Sept. 10 1935 on a proposition to reduce the common
capital to $250,000, changing the par value from $20 to $5 a share and then
increasing it to $500,000 through the sale of 50,000 shares of $5 par common
stock to stockholders of record Aug. 30 1935; it was also proposed that the
bank issue 66,666 2-3 shares of $7.50 par value preferred stock, which would
thereby increase the amount of preferred stock outstanding from $500,000
$1,500,000.
■
d Mernoer of the* Atlantic Group In Florida
~'
• Affiliate of the First National
Bank of \tlanta. Oa.
e
Member of the Florida National Group.
i March 4 1935.
I Last sale.
32
"325-
/'
t
preferred stock outstanding,
h Affiliated with the Barnett National Bank of Jacksonville, Fla.
mmmmm
24
188
,mm
to
;
Waterbury—
Waterbury Trust Co
Sale
t Branch of
17
95
25
200.000
Preferred
3,966,134
100
0
les
a
700.000
Colonial Trust Co—
500.000
Ga Sav Bk A Tr Co.. ol,000.000
Trust Co of Georgia
•2.000.000
'-y:
560.000
1,000.000
tio
b Stockholders of the First National
■
Bank A Trust Co
395,000
67,692,077
re cent
sa
Stamford—
First-Stamford Nat'l
Fidelity TitleATr Co
Stamford Trust Co..
1.000.000
Common
Preferred
,
Thames Bk & Tr
Uncas-Merch Nat Bk
120,846
2.333.922
■V"
Fulton Nat Bank—
100
;v,jJ,"
200.000
Citis A So Nat Bank. r5.000,000
First Nat Bank
5.400.000
102
100
100
285 300
Per
Atlanta—
American Sav Bank.
135
100
325.000
a
478.488
June 29
40
""64*" "67""
1100
687.072
1.458.700
New London—
Nat Bk of Commerce
New London City
National Bank
Union Bk A Tr Co..
Winthrop Trust Oo_.
57,948
Institution*
Slate
GEORGIA
June 29
Bk
...
Norwich—
National Hanks
24,523,269 ! 45
1100
r
mmmmm
'
.
Combined statement.
tTrust funds.
X
Ex-dlvidena.
,
,
,
,
,
«>
. ..
»
■
106
BANKS
National Banks
June 29
State
GEORGIA
Augusta-
COMPANIES
National Banks
June 29
Par.
$
Bid.
A sk
Nomt nal.
Per share
.
7,872,205 (100
\
160
165
12
86
Cross
3»rplui A
Profits.
Capital.
' mutt>axons
June 29
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Elgin—
Elgin Nat'l Bank...
Per. share.
S
100.000
300.000
100.000
$
46,867
530,305
162,975
1,388,637
100
5,802.355
1,278,559
100
100
600.000
624,057
9.365.541
50
1.600,000 11,033,040
19,334.872
/ 15
i 20
12,782,727
20
First Nat'l Bank....
Union Nat'l Bank...
flO
lOu
$
'V
Peoria—
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Columbus—
Columbus Bk A Tr..
Fourth Nat Bank
Home Savings Bank.
Com Mer Nat BkATr
Merch A Mech Bank
5,165,761
100
1,678,152
1.132,620
2,174,968
1.270.364
827,389
120,000
31,372
317,370
92,048
850.000
300.000
150.000
200.000
200.000
e
First Nat Bkof Col..
100
100
100
100
Common........
N
o
re
cent
les
sa
Preferred........
Flint
400,000
660,000
National Bank.
200.000
100.000
150.000
..
Capital notes.....
South Side Tr A Sa B
Oltls A So Nat Bank. r5.000.000
City Bank A Tr Co..
110.000
First Nat Bk A Tr Co e
500,000
2.333,922
67,692,077
1.035,264
6,389,642
53,092
182,949
12
tio
100
10
13
100
mmmmrn-
Savannah—
Oltls A So Nat Bank
rS.ooo.ooo
Liberty Nat Bk A Tr
Common........
«
2,333,922
300.00C
300.00C
700.000
Preferred....
Savannah Bk A Tr
Citizens Bk A Tr Oo
3,912,302 (
J 163,498
12
13
5
3,340,537
100
67.898
1,231,633
(100
50
| 20
843,683
155
14,465
661,886
100
72,703
N
100.000
200,000
200,000
rec
sa
Debentures..
Mercantile Tr A 8 Bk
]
o
ent
les
2,638,595 /ioo
34,087
200.000
114,279
4,784,950
ioo
100 000
300.000
24,682
15,660
89,861
457,149
431,092
1,307,958
100
200,000
218,505
49,456
223,379
6,905,515
3,422.061
5,671,550
100
250.000
Peoples Bk of Qulncy
S'thSideBk of Qulncy
State St Bk A Tr Oo.
5
114,798
200.00C 1
150.000 J
„....
Debentures......
10
67,692,077
1,625,627
70,094
|
Qulncy—
B'dway Bk of Qulncy
111 State Bk of Qulncy
Common......
......
1,243.266
Jefferson Tr ASav Bk
Common.
Macon—
Common...
Ask.
Nomi nal.
13
91
—
67,692,077
2,783,56»
State
ILLINOIS
Cross
$
$
t ruitiiuwn*
Deposits.
Georgia RR Bk A Tr
Common........
Debentures......
750.000 1 505,988
500.000
Oltls A So Nat Bank. f5.00U.00U 2,333,922
Nat Exchange Bank. • 400.000
132,863
TRUST
June 29
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
AND
319.641
8,637,636
ioo
146,449
3,931.638 /
250,108
38,075
9,422,646
50.000
100
100
50
Bookford—
Illinois Natl Bk A Tr
mmmmmm
I
Oo—
Swedish-Am Nat Bk
Third Nat'l Bank...
—
100
too
SpringfieldNational Banks
June 29
500.000
First National Bank.
Illinois Nat Bank-
State Institutions
IDAHO
June 29
1
Common........
Preferred........
Nomi nal.
Boise City—
First NatBk of Idaho
Common
........
Preferred
First Security Bank.
Boise Trust Oo
Per
500,000 1
291.205
300,000
11.235 000 1,045,901
125 000
35,010
10,630.654
100
N
20,176,053
66,750
100
100
sa
share.
500.000
First State Tr A S Bk
200.000
ILLINOIS
160.000
41.652
45,258
28.408
400.000
400.000
les
State
160.000
100.000
300.000
72,379
21,888
329,927
256.973
159,181
200 000
150.000
I 'intuutions
June 29
June 29
2,181,384
3,164,555
2,511,720
100
N
IOO
o
re cent
'
100
sa
les
Belleville—
Belleville Nat Bank
Belleville Save Bank,
First National Bank.
Bt Clair Nat Bank—
State
INDIANA
I nstitHtiom
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Evansville—
2,234,151
945,278
1,809,724
3,361,427
1,907,356
100
IftO
100
100
100
100
90
200
100
250
150
j 246,400
500.000
700.000
| 348,682
320.000
500.000
Common. ........
Preferred
J*
100 1)00
100.000
700.000
125.000
} 231,305
500.000
100
10,831,204
1,032,458
561,284
10,056,840
1,208,776
444,316
175,313
16,334
345,278
34,483
500.000
650.000
Cltlsens' Nat Bank..
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
Lamasco Bank....
i
National City Bank
North Side Bank—Old National Bank-
Belleville Bk A Tr Co
100
o
Nomi nal.
Per share,
AuroraAurora Nat Bank...
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank
50
kUU
re cent
National Bank*
June 29
National Banks
June 29
g
50
t
i
Springfield MarineBk
100
100
100
>
11,620,176
jioo
110
100
f
-mmmm
1100 ::::::
—
Fort Wayne—
Lincoln Nat Bk A Tr
Common....
Chicago—
Aetna State BankAm Nat Bk & Tr Co-
28,346
1,188,242
1,000.000
Common
Preferred
Austin State Bank.
200.000
605,660
28,425.990
760.000
200.000
160.000
32,330
19,538
4.000,000
2,595,225
1,080,635
1,416,938 102,872,116
Oont 111 N B & Tr Oo
Common
25,000.000
|100
Beverly State Sav Bk
City Nat Bk A Tr Co
........
|14635670
Preferred....... 60.000.000
District Nat BankCommon.
100.000 1
Preferred........
100,000
Drexel State Bank.
460.000
.......
.
Drovers Nat Bank..
First National Bank
1.000.000
200
lop
25
100
40
110
63
l«ll
40
10>>
4,245,792
21,262,533
] 141,327
15
115
25
125
173
177
1.50
165
90
35
6
.
Nat'l Builders Bank
500.000
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
600.000
National Security Bk
200.000
Oak Park TrASav Bk al.000.000
Personal Ln A Sav Bk 2.000.000
Pioneer Tr A Sav Bk
750.000
Sears-Oom State Bk.
200.000
Security Bk of Ohic.
Second Security Bk.
Bkala State Bank.
South East Nat Bank
State Bk of Clearing
.
Terminal Nat Bank.
Univ St Bk of Chic..
Upper Ave Bank....
Uptown State Bank,
west 31st State Bk—
Western State Bank.
Amalg Tr A Sav Bk.
Banco di Napoli Tr.
Chic City Bk A Tr..
Drovers Tr A Sav Bk
East Side TrASav Bk
Harris Tr A Sav Bk.
Howard Ave TAS Bk
Common
2«i0
200.000
I
100.000
200,000
800.000
600.000
600.000
500.000
Merchandise Bk A Tr
Northern Trust Oo
3,000.000
Pullman Tr A Sav Bk
300.000
.
321,411
171,532
38,207
44,665
25,409
125,426
85,272
154,954
154,071
15,856
102,140
0
200.000
120.000
200.000
300,000
200,000
300.000
100.000
200.000
450.000
300.000
800.000
I 650.000
200.000
6.000.000
........
Lake snore Tr A S Bk
Lakevtew Tr A S Bk.
66.505
700.000
350,000
Capital notes
I-O Bank A Trust Oo
Mercantile Tr A Sav.
180,569
499,471
95,058
140,443
1,352,231
364,611
63,635
127,094
954,303
313,523
33.729
8,873,835
}
4,291,695
11,425.043
4,124,897
5,326,427
2,964,227
8.912,260
5.543.912
4,759
3,129
1,770,572
1,309,445
1,383,151
3,477,294
3.799.430
3.756.431
4,407,114
334,544
1,624,489
4,218,583
2,632,976
13,663,828
7,112,944
470,553
163,852,978
N
7,858,996
734,765
25,129
6,896,858
1,001,243
100
} 930,744
100.000
97,072
3,397,934
156,544
les
20
325.000
cent
20
940,707
O
re
20
1
1 20
1,000.000
1,800.000
People's Tr A Sav Oo
12,391
J
"72*"
77
"55"" "56"
100
120
'"85" loo"
19
24
Ml
160
175
400.000
100
IndianapolisAmerican Nat Bank
Common
Class A preferred.
Fountain Sq State Bk
Indiana Nat Bank..
Live Stock Exch Bk.
Marlon Oo State Bk.
Merchants' Nat Bk..
Bankers Trust Oo...
Fidelity Trust Oo...
50
3,000.000
200.000
50.000
23,649,706 f 10
\ 10
100
1,142,356
81,749,026 100
100
935,279
too
303,650
100
24,360,113
100
1,761,171
100
2,601,564
too
1,945,584
•
13,182
1,250.000
1,948,647
450.000
500.000
204,010
521,187
165,073
185,000
10
8X
216
100
* 235*"
110
"200"" 2l5
rnm + mm
mmmmm
Fletcher Trust Co-
Common........
Debentures......
Indiana Trust Co.
..
1.500.000
1,000,000
| 701,930
1.000.000
32,156,305 /IOO
1,239,511
134
128
165 "l72_" 187""
11,781,193
Security Trust Go200,000 (
200.000
Common.....
Preferred
Union Trust Co....
600.000
2,802,822 /ioo
273.110
\100
*1,819,595
17,488,485
100
89,014
113,977
153,822
91,404
60,925
2,100,605
1,224,124
6,374,449
3,142,174
2,46?,651
•
••■•
10
100
100
100
"ioo"" 665""
100
"40" ~50"
"155
5'
25
110
35
30
120
45
100
'loo
South Bend—
250.000
City Nat Bank
Cltlsens Tr A Sav Bk
250,000
Plrst Bank A Tr Oo.
600,000
Merchants Nat Bank i 250.000
St Joseph L A Tr Co
1,000,000
c
100
N
100
100
20
re
21
35
78
25
45
88
100
59
100
67
63
75
too
100
100
100
100
Preferred
Terre
Haute
First
Nat BankCommon...
Preferred
155 "240" 255"
*
200,000
500,000
J 109,652
500.000
500.000
4,450,100
J 298,245
Sale price
cent
sa
Terre HauteMerchants Nat Bk..
Common
... ..
loo
100
les
/IOO
1100
15,009,711
/ 20
\
10
-v/':
t Branch of Savannah.
A plan for the payment of all deferred deposit certificates was to be
mitted to the stockholders of the Oak Park Trust A Savings Bank,
a
23,306
1,653,700
100
36,498
1,085,675'
20
50
100
51,854
6,715,197
1,119,287 14,834,701
292,362 11,492,788
377,421
7,679,283
8,869,015 264,789,701
238,899
5.796,947
11,225,998
738,997
200.000
50,000
300.000
.....
People's State Bank.
.
.
11,265,257 1 20
1 20
sa
GaryGary State Bank.... i
Gary Tr A Sav Bk— i
1,264,887 / 20
{ 30
107,134
722,856
i
Ft Wayne Nat Bank
Common.....
Preferred.—-—
Dime Trust A Sav Bk
Common..
Debentures
65
(331*
41,292
Common......... 25.000.000 1 12005268 800.559,168 1100
Preferred........ 26.000.000
1100
First Nat Englewood
200.0UU
751.941
6,274.982 100
Halsted Exch Nat Bk
200.000
60,133
4,140,320 IOO
Hamilton State Bk
200.000
28,309
1,043,770 lOo
Kaspar Am State Bk
250.000
35,623
1,196,500
bawndale Nat Bank
Common.........
250.000
8,316,177 J10
Preferred
360.000
1.10
Liber,y Nat'l Bank
300.000
254,690
6,904,041 100
Live Stock Nat Bank 1 000.000
20
959,273 19,043,854
Main State Bank.._
200.000
57.227
2,698,031 100
Merchants Nat Bk..
200.000
43,186
1,890,796 100
lO'J
200.000
Metrop State Bank
54,208
1,675,703
Mid-City Nat Bank
400.000
100,636
6,440,082 100
Milwaukee Av N't Bk
20
200.000
27,121
2,041,959
Mutual Nat Bkof Ob
300.000
144,747
5,448,215
........
190
I3o
957.107,490
_
....
Preferred
100
100
100
too
100
Park, 111., on Sept.. 10 1935 for approval; the plan involves the writing
of the par value of the bank's stock from $100 to $50 a share.
......
"26"
155
78
90
520
160
165
85
95
530
175
c
sub¬
Oak
down
Oct. 17 1934.
d.New stock.
e
g
•
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
;
Sept. 291934.
i Common and
:
.
?
1;
V
preferred stock outstanding.
k March 4 1935.
I Last sale,
r
Combined
statement,
x
Ex-dividend
Oct., 1935]
BANKS
National Banks
June 29
State
IOWA
Burlington—
$
Farmers A March S B
100.000
$
500,000
1,065.403
People's 8av Bank
250.000
62,465
27,318
$
_
50.000
Common..--.-..
$
300.000
300,000
300.000
300.000
J 264.947
2,500.000
534,102
Common
100
20
100
Preferred.
New Orleans—
American Bank A Tr
Hibernia Natl Bk
Common
Preferred
Nat Bk of Commerce
Common
Preferred
Bluffs—
City National Bank.
Ooun Bluffs 8a v Bk_
First National Bank.
150.000
150.000
Common..
Preferred
State Savings Bank.
50.000 1
50.000
100.000
100
91,499
154,684
2,610,752
4,243,548
100
24,908
1,333,286
poo
■■
>'.
r
1100
81,903
100
1,317,132
1,200,000
1.500,000
Davenport—
600.000
Des Moines—
Bankers Tr. Co Bk—
Common
Preferred A......
Preferred B
625,127
re cent
250.000
sa
Cap city State Bank
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
458.598
•
les
100
17,776.716
65,884
1,273.565
291,566
19.497.051
208.000
1000.000 I
3.500.000 1
150.000
50.000
150.000
/100
mmmmm
mmmmm
I 80
mmmmm
100
40
45
34,067,973 f 20
\ 20
19}*
20
28,654,108 f 20
i 20
14
14}*
18
52 }*
25
19,646,206
699,959
20
2.800.000
62,811
4,878,495
91,080.812
25
1.000.000
1.000.000
950.000
872,042
37,301,973
32.714
25,017
1.780,489
100
100
183.490
228.891
3,299,600
397.289
31,971
7,037.262
2,989,999
189,982
10
6,568,954
6,231,800 •»ioo
100
7,528,179
First National Bank.
Commerclal Nat Bk.
Cont'l-Am B A Tr Co
315,621
346,455
39,665
17,931.773
11,858,893
5,672,132
10T
1(M
10C
54}*
mmmmrn
——
1100
c
Htinks
300.000
250.000
\
-
Or
Toy Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank..
400,000
400.000
200.000
250.000
■158,906
361.342
152.666
Woodhurv Co Sav Bk
100.000
25,073
...
National Banks
June 29
cent
/ 20
sa
les
'Of
2.000.000
"36" "40"
100
| 284,769
0
1100
Portland—
Canal National Bank
Oasco Bk A Tr Co
First National Bank
Nat Bk of Commerce
Institutions
600.000
200 000
400.000
100
25
50
70
20
40
7,996,399
2,541,048
3,799,254
5,418,688
411,337
124,738
193,080
200,765
31
25
35
•>
20
24
26
f 50
400,000
25
35
Portland Nat Bank-
425.000
850.000
150,000
Preferred A
250.000
N
re
12,289,471
600.000
Preferred B
First National Bank.
100
Preferred
Hutchinson—
Exchange Nat Bank.
9.421,010
8,157,763
200.000
Common
June 29
42,194
88.475
182,273
234,950
1,053,765
25
Merrill Trust Co—
Common.-------
150.000
160.000
7,473,628
6,514,242
1,000.000
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Eastern Tr A Bkg Co
100
State
KANSAS
212,891
346,328
Bangor—
100
1,528,808
100
1,100.000
611,425
Depositors' Trust Co
100
5,078.943
Nomi nal.
Per share
Augusta—
First Nat Granite Bk
100
Sioux City—
First National Bank
Live Stock Nat Bank d
June 29
poo
Dubuque—
First National Bank.
Amer Tr A Sav Bank
Institutions
State
MAINE
June 29
American Nat Bank.
6,598.422
——
Shreveport—
National
Valley Sav Bank
10
/100
Preferred
Iewa- Des Moines Nat
Bank A Trust Co:
University State Bk.
551,119
1 500.000
4,488,627
100
250.000 I
850.000 1
Common
Common......../
Preferred
Home Savings Bank.
Ask.
100
18,626,405
N 0
650,000
100.000
150.000
J 697.842
1,200.000 I
Louisiana SB A T Co
Whitney Nat Bank..
Davenport Bk A Tr.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
j 128,554
Preferred
v.;..'
28,732,742
3,575,421
579,296
Par.
Deposits.
City National Bank
100
100
Louisiana Nat Bank
United States Bank..
Council
Baton Rouge—
Institutions
June 29
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
1,732,449
2,174,417
.
Cedar Rapids—
Merchants Nat Bank
Ask.
State
LOUISIANA
June 29
,
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
$
34.251
51.387
50.000
First National Bank
National Hanks
Institutions
June 29
107
COMPANIES
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
TRUST
AND
1,366,412
2,570,670
5,285,090
National
Banks
•f 234,519
40
I
50
State
MARYLAND
June 29
\
12,651,244
Insw uiions
June 29
Kansas City—
Oemm'l N Bk of K O
Common
300.000 I
450,000
200.000 e
........
Preferred
Exchange State Bank
Security Nat Bank..
Common.
100,000
100,000
100.000
Preferred
River view State Bk.
LeavenworthFirst National Bank.
Leavenworth Nat Bk
Manufac'rs State Bk
189.885
136,672
I'
Baltimore-
-72,987
Preferred
Calvert Bank
Canton Nat Bank.»
-----
500.000
329,065
261,161
9,734
53,789
17,817
28.688
122.980
391,150
37,095
24,778
605,214
6,212,860
11,786,273
1,442,745
1,418,975
115,000
200.000
1,324,784
559,865
2.961,444
50,000 I
150,000
...
Preferred
Kav Valley State Bk
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Nat Bank of Topeka
State Savings Bank.
50.000
200.000
500.000
100.000
100.000
Topeka State Bank..
1,362.890
622,920
19,287
137,705
Capital notes
Mercantile Tr Co
Real Estate Tr Co..
58,862
25,917
340,776
7,176,292
3,230,188
69,258
93,434
1,163,297
590,060
187,219
6.540,683 149,854,944
6,273,340
520,638
5,406,039
566,570
12,740,166
492,499
1,973,068
305,005
1,182,503 24,736,975
723,432 17,057,888
400.000
d
350.000
80.000
1.000.000 1
2,000.000
50
"75"
100
10 k
1U
60
50
2
10
"7"
5
53}*
54}*
100
30
~~35~~ 16""
20
31}*
21
25
32
35
17
100
100
25
700.000
29,941,710
3,683,352
170,775
4,367,815
1,781,771
23,259,637
1,334,866
17,675,298
21,320,751
100
50
\f 0
570
10
4
193,975
1.500.000
600.000
2.000.0(10
------
100.000 1
Capital notes
4,873,294
100
125
36,437
1,043,871
I 25
35
6,141,309
50
75
100
20
30
35
40
11°.
50
876,942
100.000
Second Nat Bank
2,416,151
100.000
20
13 }*
10M
225
580
5M
155
Peoples Bank—
24.447,783
18,573,316
835,032
1,619,053
100,000 1
100,000 1
Preferred
Union Stock Yds Nat
19
Safe Dep A Trust Co
Union Trust Co
2.500,000
Oumberland—
First Nat Bank.—. d 400,000
500.00U
224,034
Liberty Trust Co—
Common-
...
Capital notes
Union National Bank
Common........
j 10
i 20
1.000.000
Common
1,000,000
1.000.000
100,000
200.000
21,408.921
2,000.000
Wichita—
First National Bank.
Fourth Nat Bank...
Kansas State Bank..
Southwest Nat Bank
6
662,131
300.000
4.000,000
400.000
600.000
750.000
400.000
Common
Guaranty State Bank
Common
4
Fidelity Trust Co.
Maryland Trust Co
1,049,291
400.000
10
Equitable Trust Co.
12 823 326
Topeka—
Citizens State Bank.
Fidelity Sav State Bk
4,148,284
Carrollton Bk of Bait
Commonw'lth Bank.
First National Bank
Nat Cent Bk of Bait.
Nat Marine Bank
Western Nat Bank..
Colonial Trust Co...
2,018.011
2,956,101
917,000
183,801
23.000
321,531
500.000 1
1.000.000
Common
3.367,320
124,132
share
500.000
Baltimore Nat Bank
3,089,815
150,000
150.00C
50.000
Central Nat Bank...
Central Trust Co...
Per
Bait Oomm'l Bank..
2,306,219
256,954
e
Nomi nal
11,012,158
Frederick—
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Oomm'l Bank of Md
Farm A Mech N Bk
150,000
300.000
| 114,360
100.000
200,000
125.000
929,044
114,832
434,777
2,908,590
I18
7,166,789
1,574,668
3,863,834
100
•20
21
Frederick Co Nat Bk
National Banks
KENTUCKY
June 29
Preferred
—
------
-
Peop-Lib Bk ATrOo
OevlngtonTrABkgCo
200.000
370,415
3,936,636
78,933
175,457
46,000
re
8a
cent
les
3,435,422 I
5,481,116
1,400,000
Bank of Commerce-. d
Preferred
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Second Nat Bank...
Union Bank A Tr Co
Security Trust Co
Louisville—
Bank
435.000
200.000 I
350,000 j
1.000.000
150,000
150,000
500.000
of Commerce
100,000
1.000.000
2.000.000
1.000.000
2.000.000
300,000
KentuckyTltle Tr Co 01.000.000
Lincoln Bank A Tr..
1,250,000
Stock Yards Bank.—
100.000
Leuisville Trust Co.
2.000,000
Unlted States Tr Co.
525.000
Fidelity & Oolum Tr.
Flrst National Bank
Liberty Natl Bk A Tr
Security Bank
Central Sav Bk A Tr
Nationa> Bmks
June 29
3,392,414
100
10
399,346
MASSACHUSETTS
10<
198,403
71,948
918,772
212,635
118,500
260,446
121,157
2,736,012
1,663,456
2,191,487
126,783
76,435
996,563
237,478
93,881
921,798
100,663
2,043,447
100
1,100,000 / 25
1100
60
9,359,967
2,825,938 101
1,974,239 10(
3,556,736
10'
State
wnimtuns
June 29
.
100.000
100,000
190.000
129,185
386,001
27,500
70
75
275
140
300
10
1,251,101
47,133,662 iooT /
7,866,403 uW
30,409,125 100
10
20,295,401
2,078,595 100
10C 0
3,265,563
10,671,787 inn
1,029,269
100
175"
10
11,197,560
1,215,907
100
Newport—
Newport Nat Bank—
15
I
262,045
24,172
.
,1
Boston—
Citizens' Union N B
American Nat Bank.
15
100
LexingtonCitizens Bk A Tr Co
Common
100,000
—
1,248,978 f
o
10
I 10
I
lf»o nnn
West Maryland Tr
82,367
100
N
200,000 I
250,000
650.000
250.000
75,000 \
75,000
Preferred
Fr'k Town Sav Tnst.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Covington—
Citizens'Nat Bank..
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common---
Common..
State Institutions
June 29
1,285,777
3.543,323
1,392.988
I0U
ion
100
100
80
300
150
310
First National Bankc 44,500.000 30,563,546 600,406,244
20
Merchants' Nat Bk.
100
3,000.000 5,340,572 82,475,386
20
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
1,500.000 2,822,775 25,624,394
Nat Shawmut Bank. 10,000.000 20,510,733 172,111,930 12}*
Second Nat Bank....
26
2,000.000 4,362,661 69,828,072
Web A AtJas N Bk
Common
500,000
10,136,941 1 50
Nomi nal.
Per
share
39}*
340
50
40}*
355
53
24}*
24 H
106
'
Preferred--—
♦
J 342,440
1
25
28
50
Sale price.
a
400
500,000
March 4 1935.
b March 30 1935.
300
54
c Shareholders of the First National Bank of Boston, Mass., are to vote
Oct. 14 1935 on a proposed reduction in the par value of the bank's shares
from $20 to $12.50 a share, and the transfer of the difference ($16,687,500)
surplus account, thus decreasing present capital of $44,500,000 to $27,812,500.
'
d Common and preferred stock outstanding.
e Sept. 23 1935.
/ Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates.
0 Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville.
h Member Northwest Bancorporation.
v
1 March 25 1935.
1
to
200
,
265"
k Units.
.
/Last sale.
x
Ex-dividend.
,.r.,■
•
vait«/nu(
titink*
MASSACHUSETTS
June 29
Stale
Surplus A
Deposits.
Capital.
$
Boston—
Boston 8 Dep & Tr.
Columbia Trust Co.
Day Trust Co.
Fiduciary TrustCo..
New Bng Trust Oo_.
Old Colony Trust Oo
3,909,675
226,368
485,029
e590,230
2,936,350
5,183,069
146,172
3,796,374
499.261
100,000
2.500,000
500.000
......
1,000,000
<5,000,000
200,000
Pilgrim Trust Co—
3.000.000
State Street Tr Co..
k
750.000
Union Trust Co
U 8 Trust Co-—
700,000
Common
Detroit—
""•m'wealth-Com 1
State Bank—
r280~
100
10(
Iftr
Common
0'
r400
Common
1
1,000.000
100.000
Preferred
Winthrop Trust Co..
100 "200"
J9.480.944
10
300,000
100,000
135
73
101
3,570,612
1,260,005
Brookton—
Brockton Nat Bank.
Heme Nat Bank
100
820.000
750.000
600,385
702,209
q
S
13,404
g
50
East Cambridge
Lechmere Nat Bank.
400
14
17
54
Durfee Trust Co
Fall River Trust
100
1125
5,536,072
6,963,835
2,720,618
100
97
100
'180"
100
65
6,082,391
c
c
674,811
500,000
I0<
700.000
300.000
200.000
Glouc Nat Bk of Glou
Gloucec S D & Tr Oo k
Ic
2,712,491
1,361,062
3,546,606
0
100
10
■*
les
20
200,000
500.000
J
10
—
m m em m..
30
100,000
Preferred
150,000
Hadley Falls Tr Co.. fc 1,400,000
2,634,840
....
35
1100
9,011,459
20
600.000
264,351
5,897,081
240.000
300,000
3,197,793
1
10,467,691
25
25
20
20
805,068
20
5
10
6,672,127 f
20
6
9
5X
8
6II
7X
c
J 163,415
.1
20
Preferred
.....
5,835,172
1
10
1
10
1,000,000 1
2,500,000
555,426 c32.490.838
Grand Rapids Tr Co.
Unlon Bank of Mlch.
750.000
1.200.000
405,052 g
511,149
149,152 c 1,558,192
581.090 0 1,781,426
Preferred
[ 10
\
3504)00
10
100
"56" i5o"
50
1
2
30
13
16
Saginaw400,000
80,473
2,985,326
20
m mm mm
1.250.000
Nat
Bank
1,075,320
18,108,007
100
m m m m
A
Tr Co
.....
"Ola
100
1.000.000
20
20
I
j 379,756
400,000
600.000
Common........
Second
25
3
mtrnmrnm
m m. mm
Peoples Nat Bank
Saginaw State Bank. k
/100
i
me
rnmmmmm
—...
Park National Bank
Common
22
»
20
3,779,745 1
Michigan Trust Oo..
2G0
7,482,371 / 50
\ 50
I
59,914
mmm
Old Kent Bank-
Holyoke—
\
Holyoke Nat Bank—
Common.
Preferred
80,155
500.000
........
Common........
200.000
300,000
mm
12
Grand Rapids-
Preferred
N
rec ent
Haverhill—
Haverhill Nat Bank.
Merrimack Nat Bank
------
185
80
V
100
6,172,443
2,704,979
^V",
150.000
120,000
400,000
Cape Ann Nat Bank.
20
13,967,880
4,686,714
J 232,724
250.000
Preferred
Common
.
20
20
I
709,707
86,065
fcl.000,000
Central Bank
Nat Bk of Grand Rap
Gloucester—
I
Nat Bank of Flint
1
Fltchburg—
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
15
Flint—
Oil Oom & Savs Bk.
Geneasee Co Savs Bk
Common......-
400.000
427,500
300.000
14
SI
Fall River—
Fall River Nat Bank
55
10
100
1,405,400 11,947,154 (710,485,625 1 20
1 20
1,856,091 1
100
46,072
160.000
1,026,233
600.000
357,100 g 6,225,251 100
.....
Un Guardian Tr Oo.
2,514,138
147,765
200.000
300
10
20
c
;
53
1 10
456,822
125.680 J"
Preferred
100
5,737,159
4,044,191
cl5.917.029
150,000
300=000
1.000.000
34
32
"94" loo"
10
f
500.000
101.260
.
pref...
pref...
Detrolt Trust Oo—
Highland Park Trust.
Cambridge Trust Oo
County Bk & Tr Co.
Harvard Trust Oo—
mmmrnrn
25
1,491,456
Class "A"
Common
77
Common
Cambridge-
130
115
Equitable Trust Co-
140
20
5,799,842
7,358,684
16,158,755
500,000 \
1
Preferred
Class "B"
c
1
1
297,332,886
1,000,000 1
1.000.000
Common
Beverly—
share
United Savings Bank
Bankers Trust Oo...
Beverly Nat Bank..
Beverly Trust Co...
97,003,941 I 20
1 20
50
98,132,236
2,491,348
5,000,000
11.750.000
Preferred
100
2,384,234
3,000.000
Per
38,961,259 I 50
1 50
J 522,522
1.500.000 U,000,000
4,000 000
..—
Common
•i 8 H
{ 10
Ask.
Detroit-
Nat Bank of
50
I
126,081
—
Mfrs National Bank-
;
11,698,690
500,000
2,500.000
a
/1
$
$
,
........
Preferred
100
'■!
$
Preferred—----Detroit Savings Bank
mm+mm
100
•
Did.
Par
Deposits
Nom inal.
100
1,523.835
32,880,236
c
2,098,139
9,859,330
1,377,403
32,023,197
3,409,769
3,399,343
c68,364,536
10,048,806
c
Oross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Nomi nal.
share.
Per
$
202,423
760,000
2,000.000
Ask.
State Institutions
June 29
MICHIGAN
June 29
Bid.
Par.
'
Banc Com Ital Tr Oo
National flanks
Institution$
June 29
Oross
Profits.
TRUST COMPANIES
AND
BAMS
108
Lawrence—
BayStateMer Nat Bk
25
National flanks
Appleton Nat. Bank.
90
Institutions
State
MINNESOTA
June 29
Lowell—
June 29
.....
Union Old Lowell
National Bank....
NomUnal
22
19
s
Per
Duluth—
200,000
200,000
200.000
.....
Preferred..,
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
5
3,131,453
J 50
\ 50
5
100
2,954,614
Common........
"166"
Preferred
26,690
348,006
.500,000
.500,000
City National Bank
First & Amer Nat Bk
Central Nat Bank—
Common
100.000
600.000
Bank of Oomm & Sav
Lynn-
694,656
404,680
5,240,534
100
100
27,472,480 (100
(100
N
100
sa
Common
200,000,
Preferred
1
3,094,638
250.000
Essex Trust Co
250,000
Lynn 8 Dep & Tr Oo
Security Trust Oo...
100,000|
200.000
\
50
Pioneer Nat Bank...
Western Nat Bank..
"160"
50
6V2
385
70
205,746
284,946
28,220
18,195
.000.000
100.000
150,000
Northern Nat Bank
100
100
20
2,948,806
Be 3,458,389
2
8,668,317
400.000
of Duluth
J 50
2
e
re cent
Minnesota Nat Bank
National City Bank
5,635,473
7,472,722
les
100
850,449
100
670,886
66*«
Minneapolis—
New
Bloomlng'n-Lake NB ft
Bedford—
First National Bank.
fcl.000.000
9
7.456,422
.....
Fifth No'west
Merchants Nat Bk—
Common
500,000
Preferred
5
S2H
35
20
21^
5,596,249 12H
12^
12H
13H
Midland NatBk & Tr
11H
12
Minnehaha Nat
7,844,862 J
0
263,000
200.000
200.000
100.000
k
N B
First Nat Bk& Tr Co 59,000.000
100.000
Hennepin State Bank b
400.000
1.000.000
Marquette Nat Bank
250,000
350,000
Preferred
n
20
\ 20
250,000
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
Common
Central Nat Bank..
b
Bk
100,000
1,544,688 b
72,263
18,166
1,354,710 i
1,050,000 <100
16,000
5,477.607 129,245,565 b
100
742,251
36,629
KM
3,483,177
126,388
13,528,908 <.
284,809
1,187,794 ft..
36,144
N'western Nat B&T
5,000.000
5,000.000
Common
Peabody—
/■r~
Warren Nat Bank
10
Preferred
_L
Produce State Bank
b
11,411,198 119,186,818 flOO i t5M
Preferred
200,000 V
150,000
5
67,745
1,698,084 1100
1100
100
Salem—
Merchants Nat Bank
550.000
50
10
12
5,424,248 i
10
3,538,672
Preferred A
Preferred B...
200.000
125.000
200,000
150.000
148,279
46,858
100.000
50.000
1,030,466
■>.
915,665
1,115,843 i
2,207,370
4,445,965 plOO
100
1,505,101
14
10
r
9
Rochester—
Naumkeag Tr Co—
Common
2d Northwest State
Third N'west'n N Bk i
40,833
15,168
54,056
127,592
k
5K
tuo
4th Northwest Nat'l.
Common.....
250,000
200,000
200.000
3
I
First National Bank.
Union Nat Bank...
No re cent
sa les
io
8t. Paul—
American Nat Bank.
Springfield1,000,000
1,500,000
Common...
Preferred
Third Nat B&T CoCommon
Prefered
2.500,000
250.000
Commercial State Bk
Springfield Nat Bank
6
13,523,614 1
(
6
26,850,773 J100
Drov ExchState Bank 0
275.000
First National Bank
pfl .000.000
First State Bank...
p
100.000
EmpireNatBk&TrOo 1 500.000
io
1,500,000
3
10
1.000.000
Union Trust Co
West Springfield Tr
1,000.000
195.000
175
lioo
500,000
Springfield 8 D & Tr.
'
Stock Yards Nat Bk
25
44
36
41
26
12,575.043
2
12,892,880
5 1 1,435,924
40
25
1
......
k
450.000
101
22,572,404
129.638
ion
3,630,864
102,704
100
1,644,391
44,576
5,836,330 119,485,348 pl 00 *11H
1,847,675 100
86,232
100
7,904,681
155,834
3,950,163
100,128
Midway Nat BankCommon
Preferred
First Trust Co.
....
...
100,000
200,000
V
65,529
3,644,327 /100
157,516
PlOO
100
pi .000.000
Taunton—
Machinists' Nat Bk.
Bristol County Tr
200.000
0
300.000
1
10'
1,617,205
3,895,137
'25"
25
Common.1..
Preferred
Guaranty Bk & T Co
Worcester Co
Sale price.
ov:V■
The Commonwealth-Commercial State Bank of
a
14,446,817
I10C
44
poses to
8
2,767,108
IOC
If
15
value, divided equally into two classes,
3H% preferred and class B 3% preferred stock,
1,000,000
2,000,000
3
of preferred stock of $50 par
ft First National
30,881,571 I
1
1C
7
9
"io"
Group.
«
Includes savings deposits.
e
March 4 1935.
Trust balances.
< Member of Northwest Bancorporation
National Banks
June 29
MICHIGAN
State
k Common and preferred
Institutions
Nomi nal.
Bay City300 000
Bay City Bank
400.000
Natl Bk of Bay OUT.
People's Commercial
& Savings Bank... kl ,250,000
stock outstanding.
I Last sale
June 29
o
additional shares
class A
4
g
Class A
Detroit, Mich., pro¬
increase its capital through the issuance of 2,500
500,000
1,000,000
200.000
Tr Oo
Common
*
t No par.
WorcesterMechanics Nat Bank
Per
share
p
'
American National Bank of St. Paul affiliate,
100
Member of the First Bank Stock Corp
224.913
100
N
cent
8,115,771
100
sa
les
Stock has to be offered to board of directors.
Old stock.
0
re
179.373
r
*
2,567,247
4.781,090
53.425
t Affiliate of First National Bank of Boston.
x
*
Ex-dividend.
r
First Bank Stock Corp.
**
OCT., 1935]
BANKS
National Banks
June 29
June
Surplus A
Deposits.
$
Preferred
•
'1";
.:
'i'
■£;>
150,000
200,000
665,000
300,000
........
Depos Gu Bk 8c TrCo
Jackson-State N Bk.
Nomi nal
Per share.
$
109,045
291,699
52,819
0
cent
sa
100
100
les
7
20
500.000
6,000.000
100,000
200.000
Community State Bk
East Side Bk of Com
First National Bank-
2.000,000
Inter-State Nat Bank
Llnwood State BankMerchants Bank
Merc Home Bk & Tr
Common
500,000
100,000
200,000
Capital notes
10C)
Pfit
269,433
425
40,000
Produce Exch BankTraders'
Gate
City
Nat'l Bank-.
Southeast State Bk
k
8,560
38,898
129,098
Preferred
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
West port Ave Bank.
Union Av Bk of Com
-
550.000
100,000
122,970
35,184
23,691
/10C
State Institutions
June 29
NEBRASKA
60
18,406,793
10,316,242
573,762
29,552,492
236,462
10,007.807
427,432
39,858,013 /100
uoo
1100
100
110
125
100
200
250
20
I
100.000
20
100
42,819
2,537,387
50,000
39,051
878.784
212.846
6,987,828
Preferred
U S Nat Bank
/100
732,358
25,628,235
100
13,083,065
100
cent
les
f 100
I100
100.000
Common
o
re
•a
25
«250.000
1.000 000
el.100.000
Preferred
South Omaha Sav Bk
Stock Yards Nat Bk
70
f 20
N
Packers' Nat Bank:
Common
67
80
50
8,793,118 1100
143,808
385,444
310,215
iioo
lioc
243,435
159.960
111,092
5,739
100,000
100,000
iOt
6,192,731
543,231
100.000
University Bank....
1100
1,250.000
1,145.000
...
150*
57
101>
79,188
450.000
Preferred
110
110
110
62H
900.000 1
1.350,000 f
.....
t
150
101
IOC
10C
50,000
50,000
400,000
South Side Bank—
Common
130
j
250,000
1,000,000
500,000
...
Preferred A
150- 200
1,173,499 flOC
•'
7,121,365 /100
850,000
300,000
Preferred B
Live Stock Nat] Bank
Omaha Nat Bank—
Common
(lOC
50,000
200,000
100,000
Plaza Bank of Coram
a
80.000
120,000
Q—
cent
les
Omaha—
200*
180
•
v
-
100,000
400,000
C200.000
'300.000
First Nat BankCommon
80
Missouri Bk & Tr Co
Common
0...
9,098,659
0
re
sa
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Common...
Preferred
First National BankNat Bk of Commerce
55
200,000
Preferred
Park National Bank.
N
100
100
10,285,347
806,105
9,071,947
Oont Nat Bank—
125
110
400
190
IOC
6,553,386
3,723,130 (7100
100
2,052,054
100
2,444,322
Lincoln—
95
210
65
1<K)
101
10(
10(
10C
456,474
Ask.
inal
share
85
190
40
115
101 )
161,390
200,000
......
10()
IOC)
624,627
19,969
404,899
600,000
Banks
June 29
Nom
10()
38,500
959,707
74,617
3,294.283
39,225
30,674
3,367,471
782,316
31,284
128,177
56,116
100,000
800,000
e
Nationa
June 29
1
100,000
600.000
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
;:?v
Common.
Preferred
100
Kansas CityBaltimore Bank
Olty Nat Bk 8c Tr Oo
Columbia Nat Bank
Commerce Trust Co
147,887
300,000
First Nat Bk A TrCo k
Union Bk & Tr Co—
Institutions
Stoic
MISSOURI
Par.
Helena—
'
'•
National Banks
June 29
200,000
First National Bank.
Miners Nat Bk
Metals Bk 8c Tr Oo. Q
50
4,834,488
4,441,425
$
Butte—
N
''
120,757
250,407
$
150.000
175,000
Sec Tr 8c 8avs Bank.
Vloksburg—
700,000
300.000
Gross
Deposits.
BillingsMidland Nat Bank.. g
Montana Nat Bank.
100
2,533,972
2,427,910
2,302,859
74,628
22,013
June 29
Surplus A
Profits.
*
100
6,545,910
6,264,424
Institutions
State
MONTANA
Capital.
'5,894,707 j 30
1 40
J 164,274
300,000
400,000
250,000
First Nat 8c Tr Co... k
Merch NatBk&Tr Oo
Banks
Ask.
Bid.
re
Mer 8t Farmers Bank
>
June 29
■a
MeridianCitizens Nat Bank.. k
First National Bank.
Jrft
Nationa
29
Par.
109
COMPANIES
Gross
Profits.
Capital.
Jackson
Capital National BkOommon
Institutions
State
MISSISSIPPI
TRUST
AND
I
1.438.535
997,044
322,206
250"
200
\8
10'
100
NEVADA
200
June 29
lfi
104
Minks
National
9
130
175
/
:;!l
Nomi nal.
80
RenoFirst Nat Bk In Reno d
Per
435,511
400.000
share.
mmtmrnn
------
Ot. Joseph-
American Nat BankBur nes Nat Bank...
First National Bank.
First Trust Oo
First St JosSt'kYdsBk
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
Empire Trust Oo
Missouri Vail Tr Oo.
.
200,000
200,000
500,000
100,000
250.000 &
200,000
200,000
140.000
251,263
169,181
388,074
114,659
38,142
257,825
78,196
60,589
7,889,054
3,954,519
6,747,130
3,064.720
3,661,556
7,209,591
2,112,753
931,671
100
100
100
re cent
sa
aI5o
les
100
Preferred-....
45,924
1,412,011
f 20
10
Nashua Trust Oo—
200.000
400.000
120
10
SecondNatof Nashua
900.000
100
........
Preferred
J 1,087,503
700.000
41.882,901 I 20
600,000
5,102,356
4,954,887
Common........ 10,200.000
1,000.000
J4.355.711
198,141,822
Jeff-Gravols
Bank..
165,004
150,000
100,000 1
640,242
33,924
4,768,231
50,000
50,000
32,679
729.934
\
35X
10c
5,325,531
5,522,074
6,210,746
100
V
(
.
]
,
100
N
0
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
.;^o
First National Bank-
100
2,359,277
Common
""50"
102 ' 7
First Nat Bank-
Capital notes A
Capital notes B...
37
1100
107,373
138,601
Preferred
Jefferson Bk 8c T CoCommon
100
Portsmouth-
2,000,000
500,000
Bremen Bk A Tr Co.
Cam Bk Ac Tr Co....
2,527,634
2,779,344
20
Boatmen's Nat Bk—
Common
too
Nashua-
2,196,499
)
4,446,628
346,574
445,650
327,154
200.000
Indian Head Nat Bk
107,500
831,307
503,847
147,105
200.000
150,000
imoskeag Nat Bank
Manchester Nat Bk.
Merchants Nat Bank
\92.500
415.000
Baden Bank
Nomi nal. :
Per share.
Manchester—
100
v-Sfc. Louis— ""•'■a.':
Amer Exch Nat Bank
Common
v"iS'29ont' NEW HAMPSHIRE •'""VS40"'
N
100
{.!?
p°
250.000
250.000
200.000
.....
Preferred
New Hamp Nat Bk.
24^
76,953
J
37,529
3,010,677 flOO
1100
1,232,256 100
:
25>*
15
National Ranks
June 29
loo "55"
NEW JERSEY
State
Institut- on»
June 29
Lemay Ferry Bank—
vU--:.
•,
:vv:
Common
Preferred
....
)
/100
1100
10
10
Nomi nal.
Atlantic City
Manufacturers Bank
& TOo
Manchester Bank...
Mutual Bk & Tr Oo.Plaza Bank (The).
Sec Nat Savs&Tr Co
.
Common
Preferred
South'n Com 8c Sav.
South Side Nat Bk
Common
......
Preferred
Telegraphers Nat Bk
Tower Gr Bk 8c TrCo
United Bk 8c Tr Oo
Chippewa Trust Co.
E as ton-Taylor Tr Oo
Llndell Trust Oo
Per
Boardwalk Nat Bank
600,000
500,000
200,000
200,000
350,000
450,342
108,433
98,828
158,981
7,636,900
20
3,823,496
4,467,908
2.634,353
100
50
10
13,124,834 /100
1100
10U
2,956,761
120.000
343,550
Common
80
25
125
J 336,636
425,000
c
400,000
300,000
[ 106,908
Preferred
500,000
2.350,457
2,855,946
1.000.000
156,924
397,490
259,787
4,498,667
11,594,601
6,785,546
340,000
200,000
300.000
21,910
31,467
160,608
2,116,970
1,625,066
3.016,537
51,558
600.000
^ioo
Preferred
""16""
Mercantlle-Oommerce Nat'l Bank.
Miss Val Trust Co—
350,000
Common
Mound City Tr Oo
North St Louis Tr Oo
North west n Tr Co..
6,000,000
247.559
300.000
1,050.000
3,930,191
100
...
Asbury PkNatBk&Tr k
Asbury Park & Ocean
~
126
50
60
65
100.000
4,253,895
100
5
73,626,812
1,639,492
3,418,788
6,135,304
2,044,804
100
100
106
20
Union Nat Bank
Southern Missouri Tr
290.000
600.000
100.000
31,500
314,060
61.051
1,806,000
9,748,700
2,022,398
J
40.855
2,300,079 /
I
10
10
853,844 MOO
I 10
5
7
"~2H "5"*
4.362,775
100
1,295,634 J 20
i
0
re cent
10
5
sa
55,147
425.064
158,606
221.256
114,583
1,652,636
4,446,757
1,343,615
100
35
100
55
20
12
les
100
149", 592
807.606
1,155,517
9,043.953
7.237,561
237.296
400,000
500.000
5%
1
Bridgeton—
Bridgeton Nat Bank.
Cumberland Nat Bk. k
Farm 8c Mer Nat Bk. k
""20""
u
250,000
600,000
250.000
100
"75"
25
23"
40
60
15
45
*
"loo
Sale price.
April 15 1935.
c
Bank......
.....
N
Mechanics' Trust Oo
103^
Springfield—
Citizens
193.741
Broadway Nat Bk
Bayonne Trust Co..
b
WebsterGroves Tr..
600,000
cm600.000
Grove Bank...
.
100
1,708,387 /100
I 10
Bayoune—
"105 "
1,924,593
16,099
180,480
53,387
144,676
J/5811,080
J/2006,414
prf300 000
Seacoast Trust Go...
100,000
100
183,719
'
70,380
Asbury Park—
..
Merc Com B 8c T Co- 10,000,000
J
225,000
1,184,512
Common:
100
100
ion
share
60
Equitable Trust Oo—
Preferred
800.000
100
Guarantee Trust CoCommon...
500.000
3.303,214
Bankers Trust Co—
"70"
20
661,324
400,000
100
100
100
Dec. 31
•
;<
1934.
d Owned by the Transamerica Corp., San
-
-
e
/ Includes
9
Francisco, Calif.
Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
reserves.
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
.;
-
'
k Preferred stock and common stock outstanding.
I Last sale.
«
^
*
Member of the Guardian iJetrolt Union Grouo. Inc., Detroit. Mich.
1933; withdrawals restricted.
:
''i*1
\atwni'
Hank
NEW JERSEY
June 29
Capital.
TRUST
AND
BANKS
110
National Banks
ins itutions
State
COMPANIES
NEW JERSEY
June 29
June 29
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Deposits.
Par,
Atk.
Bid.
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
June 29
Nomi nal
Nomi nal.
share.
10
$
547,325
306,681
225.000
825.000
137,766
566.099
996,393
6,304,232
10
4
6
10
4X
5X
300,000
500.000
109,339
451,013
1,914,181
9,346,293
100
$
Merchantville
Nat'l
Bank & Trust Co
I
West Jersey Trust Co
East Grange—
I
Ampere Bank A TrCo
Essex Co Trust Co..
Sav Inv & Trust Co:
;
9
20,205,562
21,401,434
10
100
200.000
Prospect Natl Bank.
200.000
Security Nat Bank—
1.000,000
franco 11 Banking Co
Trenton Trust Oo... d5.400,000
IX
300,092
& Mechanics'
National Bank..
134,717
169,495
55,683
165,842
600.000
dl,023,372
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
25
I
•
dl,100.000
dl,310,000
d
19,057,361
4,976.970
13.929.855
3,426.277
2,837.870
"T
25
300.000
450.000
1,000,000
...
(4%)...
Preferred
Hoboken—
100.000
Jefferson Trust Co..
Seaboard Trust Co..
«.
«.
_
85
8
10
mmm
.
80
45
10
J
|
Vutt
Nominal.
10
Preferred
18
100
504,647
588,531
100
10
1,097,934
36,500,282
100
3,278,848
100
13
"2X
4
56
17
MX
8X
Preferred B
100
100
165
335
175
35
45
1,994,860
55,788,094
II
100
} 383,478
re
100
6,746,411
5,119,880
•li'Af*
Marine Mldl'd Tr Co
cent
les
First National Bank:
25
44
5X
Common........
7X
Preferred
...
Preferred...
6
2,335,970
100
125
25
200,000
100.000
446,258
103,665
2,688,398
1,304,620
50
402,169
161,000
12,304.823
4,933.000
25
I
600,000
884.000
I
150,000
150,000
83.164
26,383
1,019,310
990,270
1500,000
270,000
8.409,133 /100
400 450
1100
9,329,142 /100
V 80
6,223.785
| 352,352
100 150
j 50
150
465,358
5,511,014
6,270,646
1,515,762
7,833,803
Common........
Capital notes.....
v
25
300.000
170,752
250,000
650,000
200,000
360,132
Morrlstown Trust Co
Mt. Holly-
600.000
Union Nat Bk&TrOo
400.000
Long Branch—
Long Branch Bkg Co
Brooklyn—Slate B ank A Tru
st Co. retur ns date June 29 1 935.
Nat. banks June 29'35
Morrlstown—
First National Bank.
I
I
Farmers' Trust Co..
Newark—
Lincoln Nat Bank
Franklin Wash Tr Co
320
| 516,617
600,000
500,000
41
100
2,183,482
.
100
261,508
94,262
200,000
500,000
25
931.517
33,901
16,330
West Bergen Tr Co.. d
National Iron Bank
500
71.930.788
42,398.796
25.442.210
Binghamton—
City National Bank:
"15
Common
Preferred A_.
700.000
750,000
d
100
4,123.057
2.850.000
3.000,000
2.000.000
400
N O
Nat Bank of Auburn
Auburn Trust Co..
Trust Co of N J—
Common......
100
Auburn—
745,996
58,159,116
23,651.673
750,898
85,902
3.400.000
2,035.000
150.000
.
28,336.759 / 25
\ 30
4
share
3,254,660
250,000 1,210,732
Nat Com Bk & Tr Co
1.500.000 5.054.174
2.310.000
N Y State Nat Bank. d3,500.000
First Trust Co—
3.000.000 171,235,298
Mech & Farmers Bk.
52
51,786
u
200,000
N J Title Guar & Tr.
Nortb Bergen Tr Oo.
Per
Albany-
1.250.000 V 335,321
1.500.000 J
Bergen Trust Co
State Institutions
June 29
YORK
NEW
25
1,174,010
2,487.928
1,272.602
I
Hudson Co Nat Bk—
Common
Banks
nal
( 10
I
70,118
2,225.000
650,000
10
"so"
10
8,923,494
505,773
60
50
3d""
25
100
Jersey City—
First National Bank.
Franklin Nat Bank..
American Trust Co.
_
50
100
June 29
100.000
800.000
500.000
Columbia Trust Co..
.
M
60
50
2,128,814
2.707,930
1,403,534
491,724
469.073
405,560
100,000
200,000
....
Co—
Commercial Tr N J
12
100
Farm
Woodbury Trust Co
...
Ellxabethport BkgOo
Nat'l State Bank—
Central Home Tr Co
Elisabeth Trust Co..
Union Cty Tr
Common
702,455
728,000
20,297,192
21,510,327
8
50
100
250
10
18
225
60
Woodbury—
1
Preferred A......
Preferred B
Elizabeth—
100
20,576,821
37,972,029
2,263,965
95
1
000
share.
Per
$
678,899
531,260
191,611
50,857
66,100
1,060,997
729,411
TrentonBroad St Nat Bank. dl.OO >
Flrst-Mech Nat BkT d5,200.000
30(1 000
Wnovwr CapitalTrCo
12
50
f 25
300.085
1,500.000
1,374,575 J
Common........
Preferred
Per
2,250.000
(13,300,000
Camden—
FirstGamN atB&TGo
Camden 8 D & Tr Co
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
144,872
74,940
I 8
200.000
Bklyn
250.000
Flatbush Nat Bank.
Fort Greene Nat Bk.
225,000
500,000
150
Klngsboro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank.
People's Nat Bank..
Brooklyn Trust Co:
Kings Co Trust Co..
500.000
1.000.000
550 000
8,200,000
28,696
63,000
72,400
191,900
Bensonhurst Nat Bk
Oitizens Bk of
15
125
1,596,300
1,725.616
100
1,897,000
4,065 100
2,343,800
4,011,700
5,310.000
105,400,631
34,039,355
100
58,700
"125"
10
iUv,
80
50
30
6
28
4
142,700
196,400
5,276,687
6,176,530
500,000
35
100
30
70
100
100
"65""
100
"~46 "
51
100
88
93
100
1660
1700
Marsano State Bk &
Tr Co
Mt Prospect Nat Bk.
Nat Newark & Essex
45
1,166,044
1,110,296
3,000.000
500.000
Banking Co..
W--»-
40
Preferred
Clinton Trust Co
Columbus Trust Co.
D'Auria Bk & Tr Oo.
40,047,617
20,498,170
100
100
50.000 la 39,575
50.000 ]~
541,169
776.979
74,877
400.000
34.165
100,000
98
103
350
I
.
1,183.755
1.622.500
10
24X
25>*
Chemung Can Tr Co
"28""
§5""
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Ithaca—
26
"25""
23""
Tompkins Go Tr Co.
25
15X
Common
A
B
243,081
|
15
10
300,000
471,955
........
9,974,364
<8,000,000 [6,299,808 148,453,744
....
5,400,000
117,750
17,577
100,000
50,000
Common....
Preferred
Hamilton Nat Bank
of Weehawken
2,131,888
3,955,810
8,597,365
100
311,183
11,163.507
300.000
200.000
407,914
6,765.181
100
250.000
358,479
3.064,289
20
400,000
228,394
3,630,580
<50
200.000
467,762
729,660
100
N
o
98,316
84,645
375,086
232,675
1,763,434
10
re
cent
1,134,162
3,241,042
6,448,942
100
sa
les
750.000
260.000
100
90
25
10
N O' Y' V
cent
re
30
50
669,952
30
10<
20
835,502
20
6,006,693
5,198,551 7X
lUo
2,675,601
1,247,143 M00
7)200,000
400,000
1.000.000
145,000
714,050
1,730,498
24,978
2.750.000
1.000.000
658,713
130,338
28,542,825
3,946,721
656,000
21,029
175.000
102,294
30,625
303,832
87,064
4,173,330
1,148,802
West N Y
HudsTr Co UnOlty.
Woodcliff Trust Co..
1,859,553 5100
10
6,897,400
25
28,302,194
951,535 100
First N Bkof Rondout
Nat'l Ulster County
Bank of Kingston
250.000
150.000
150.000
750.000
Kingston Trust Co..
New York City— Deposits N
are
0/ Sept. 28 1935. Sur
for National and June 29 19
3
4
200
of banks and trust
found in
our
companies
"Rai Iwa'j ' Secti
6
9
43
48
Common
Bank of Yorktown..
Chase Nat Bank:
People's Bk A Tr Co.
Plalnfleld—
First National Bk.
Plalnfleld Nat Bank.
Mid-City Trust Co.
Plalnfleld Trust Co..
State Trust Co.....
d
100.000
1,400.000
262,500
N
o
25
re
cent
100
sa
les
10
10
66*
294,205
680.000 I
750.000 1
I
110,00.
Nat Un Bk In Pat'son
d200,000
200.00ft
400.000
II,658,651 (100
Harbor State Bank.
Merchants Bank
Nat Bk of Yorkville.
Nat Bronx Bank
925,000
i
90
6C
Preferred
*
790,785
12,038,300 I 50
I 20
30
35
679,761
16,896,731 / 50
55
60
2.025,000
1*000,000
25
28,733,500
.....
....
100,000
75.000
"72"
.....
Preferred.
600,000 1
600,000
Hamilton Trust Co— dl.325,000
U 8 Trust Co—
...
—
2,955,825 I 60
t 50
100
15
331,982
9,669,351 / 25
U2h
10
3,855,834
473,340
12,751,534 flOO
J 156,162
600,000 I
750,000
275,032
i
50
Sale price.
a
March 4
and
1935
ecord
av
he
182.
44,098,000
(100
652,500
2,686,000
1,885,200
5,151,900
25
100
38,200
139,800
51,500
81,500
0
0
0
o
25X
24
34^
1 29X
SIX
147
153
980
1020
1665'
1705'
100
100
50
60
75
30
15
40
20
t Marine Midland Corp.
1935.
d Common and
e
"80"
Prospect Pk Nat Bk
Citizens Trust Co—
5,004,800
o
100
600.000
6 Includes security stock.
\ 50
250,000
.
r
20
600,000 I
1,000,000
Second Nat Bank—
Common
0
0.301,736 466,698.000
1,579,500 024,263,100
1,600.000
125"
100
821,554
952,890
100
1,500,000 I
Preferred
3,438,903
500,000
Common
100
100
Paterson Nat Bank
Common........
558,700
200.000
10.000.0W
-
36,227
43,861
24,000
100270000 170850877 1717398000 13.55
20.00
50.000,000
7.000.00U 7,682,423 66,267,000 100
25
252.400 0 2,222,400
500.000
-
......
an (lend
A
5 for Stat e banks.
in New Yo rk City and Broo
180
on,
pages 178, 179.
1.000,000
Capital notes.....
First National Bank.
Grace Nat Bk of N. Y
894,682
16,096,169
3,289,189
Patarson—
First National Bk—
Preferred.
Haledoit Nat Rank
York Ci ty banks are 'epn r'ed wf
'lus and p rofits are of late June29
20,000.000 25,431,681 434,593,000
Oomm'l Nat Bk & Tr
Dunbar Nat Bank..
Fifth Ave Bank—
25
100
100
Preferred
25
100
5,807,900
Common
PassaicPassaic N Bk&Tr Co
27
ew
650.000
imalg Bank of N Y
Bk of the Manhat Co
Trust Co of New Jer¬
112,414
0
25
625.000
.....
Rondout Nat Bank
State of N Y Nat Bk
60
26,566
Weehawken Tr Co
Preferred
275
""
Union Trust Co-f—
100
4,671,603
.
219,702
les
Nat Ghautauq Co Bk
Common........
8H
8
10
500,000
Kingston-
352,306
110,240
108,106
235,042
215,981
r
tio
Liberty National Bk
100.000
Guttenberg.
Merchants TrUnClty dl.200.000
OomwTth Tr Un City
600,000
100.000
Gutt'b'g Bk & Tr Co
PkTr Co Weehawken i
350.000
Preferred
7X
1,000,000
"A"..
Debentures "B"._
no'
I,239,372
Common.....
7X
t
20
The First Nat Bank.
17,645
.
I <32
9,801,848
12,229,799
I
Debentures
5,276,679 /100
1100
150,000
.
22^
728.706
1,493,300
800,000
1,237,500
Common
.
J/312,177
North & West Hu dson—
IstNat Bk of Un City
900.000
Nat Bk of W N Y—
Paterson Sav Inst
21X
{>
17
25
15
sa
Preferred
Common
Common
First National Bank.
50
New BrunswTrOo
Common
|4,427,656
5,000,000
Capital notes
50
297,908
200,000 I
200.000 i
Preferred
Common.
Preferred
.....
Capital notes
Jamestown—
Common........
I
17
Bank of Jamestown:
250,000 1
750,000 r
500,000 J
....
Peoples Nat Bk-
sey.
14 £
•i
1°
10
Marine Trust Co:
New Brunswick
Nat'l Bank of NJ—
Common
86.009,493
1,795,360
Elmira—
_
;
48,909.225
5,000,000
-
15H
4,000,000 13,944,567 129,793,132
Preferred
7,000,000
18,083,694
Merch & Newark Tr.
2.500.000 2,174,141
69,914
2,730,661
d
Union National Bk
387,500
546,683
2,569,729
United States Tr Co.
600.000
266,483
8,061,543
West Side Trust Co.
1.075,000
Preferred
-
'l4X
k
Preferred
2,200,000 15.695,066
3,000,000
200.000
37,372
...
Debentures
Lincoln-E Side N Bk d
270,129 /12*t
L100
25
2,096,048
25
1,313,944
10
1,105,655
10
30,599,689
Fidelity Un Tr Co-
Common
Buffalo-
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
Mfrs & Trad Tr Co:
Central Bk & Tr Go
Common
Common
125
Common
National State Bank
Federal Trust Co..
10(
125
"
;
preferred stock outstanding.
Units—1 share preferred, 1 share common
stock.
/ Preferred stock retirement fund.
g
Includes
reserves.
h Affiliated with the Trust Co. of New
< Controlled by Marine
Jersey, Jersey City*
?
Midland Corp.
Go.
Newark,
k Application for approval of a merger of the Essex County Trust
of East Orange, N. J., with the Fidelity Union Trust Co. of
N. J., has been filed with the
ILast
0
u
Federal Reserve Bank.
8ale.^;^:^r-:'::':/;
June 29 1935.
Dec. 31 1933.
v
-
v
,
Dec. 31 1934.
*7
T
OCT., 1935]
BANKS
National Banks
June 29
Surplus A
Profits.
National Banks
June 29
June 29
Nomi nal
N. Y. City (Concl.)
"
$
National City Bank:
%
share.
Per
$
Preferred
NatSafetyBk&TrOo
Penn Exchange Bank
Pnblle Nat BkftTrOo
Schroder Bkg Corp.
Sterling Nat B ft T_.
Trade Bank o IN Y—
77,500.000 141898089 1464563000 ri2».
120
50,000,000
1,014,300
477,100 a 7,921.100
330,000
106,700 a 1,809,300
25
8.250.000 5,272,480 111,729.000
15.000,000 1,725,866 a 9,192,272
25
1.500.000 1,004,900 al7,027,400
206.300
191,900 a 4,136,400 12%
Anglo-South Am Tr.
Bk of Athena Tr Oo.
Banca Com It Tr Oo
Banco di Nap Tr Oo.
Bank of Sicily Tr Co.
Bank of N Y ft Tr Go
Bankers Trust Co
Bronx County Tr Oo
Cent Han BkftTr Oo
Chemical Bk ft Tr Oo
June
29%
28%
8
l2ft
Trust eo. return* d ate
9%
35%
534,300
500,000
100.000
2.000.000 1,095,918
1.000,000
609,400
1.800.000
465,600
6.000,000 10.564,305
25.000.000 63,316.120
542.500
257,500
21,000.000 61,523.879
20.000,000 48,725,062
Capital notes
Federation BkftTr Oo
Fulton Trust Co.
2,700.000
6.000,000
825.000
5,661,600
793,236
2,730.997
2.000,000
100
"I26'" 130""
100
"
20
100
10
7
20
10
20
50
25
10
20
Li!
20,727,200
8,069,261
18,304,599
10,041,400
"16"" "I2"
416
422
58%
6%
105% 108%
44% 46%
56%
.
Common
Capital notes..
Trust Oo of Nor Am.
Underwriters Tr Oo.
U S Trust Oo of N Y
Jamaica, h. I.—
Jamaica Nat Bank
Common
170.000
30,000
......
Preferred
Westches Oo Nat
10
12
15%
55%
16%
56%
19
100.000
...
Central Trust CoCommon........
Capital notes.....
Genesee Vail Tr Oo
Roch Trust ft 8 D Oo
500.000
| 385,000
27,938
2,452,359
550,000
120 000
576 787 f
200,000
103,500
28,483
14,561
102,559
5,274,163
3,056,379
2,969,671
1,887,920
10
10
10
20
4
8
too
40
60
White Plains—
Citizens Bank
400,000
545,458
6,401,170
100
23
33
54,178
2,857,684
6
150"
18
Bye—Rye Nat Bk.
.
Common........
Union Trust Oo:
Common
.....
Capital botes.....
{ 20
17,331,982
Common
Preferred
County Trust Oo.
Yonkers—First Natl
Bank in Yonkers..
Yonkers Nat Bank
ft Trust Oo—
Common
Preferred
3,609,900
7,933,100
82,183,796
""13% "14%
"44""
30
32
7X
+7%
102
105
500.000
1,183,407
9,761,966
300.000
351,290
4,915,342
....
16,302
7,743,681
[20
....
Preferred.....
First Trust ft Dep Oo
Common..
Capital notes...
Syracuse Trust Co..
Common.........
Capital notes.....
I
3
12
120
50
8%
7%
60
10
too 1810
300.000
68,540
2,041,195
500.000
236,324
500.000 t
368,205
300.000
393,860
1.200.000
1,354,530
3,900,595
7,541.486
5,244,131
37,592,513
1860
20
Nom inal.
Per share.
125
Charlotte—
Charlotte Nat Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank
American Trust Co..
50
1,000,000
579,536
7,482,626
2.000.000
3,150,000
529,195
57,908,215
600,000
1,500.000
2,750,000
1,000,000
195,881
14.891.044
753.234
3,689,356
14,529,924
37,387,398
300,000
1.000,000
Jl,606,732
115
150
206
100
100
Durham—
Citizens' Nat Bank.
150.000
500,000
400.000
100.000
Borne Savings Bank
Mech ft Farmers Bk-
47,242
977,827
126,220
89,538
31,887
114,000
Guilford Nat Bank—
Common
/
Preferred
25
12
14
21
Common
| 20
100
25
20
25
25
1,674,987
( 10
( 10
\ 10
25
re
cent
10
sa
les
30
71
""§5"" "40""
100,000
100.000
{20
"25
20
608,864
31,810,393
40,049,479
{100
399,331
400.000
300,000
150,000
750,000
283,523
6,208.560
1,136,159
,
14,683,328
1,200,000
300,000
,
736,632
14,749,412
12
14
,
118,274
7,098,094
714,540
49,953,554
"l2"
90
"14"
105
1,000,000
1.800.000
,
,
375,634
28,370,511
1.025,602
200,000
300.000
61,453
488,119
2,314,341
6.635,153
J 578,741
10
Wilson—
Branch Bkg ft Tr Co
Common
Preferred
Nat Bk of Wilson...
550
14,456,033 /100
1160
137,941
1,621,772
25
55,450
1.392,288
I 10
1,967,109
63,117,915
100
Winston-Salem—
First National BankCommon
—
100.000
100,000
<4v000.000
J
i
10
100
{2!
100
30
{
21,071,966
8,929,559
5,669,214
3,527,647
325,682
110,991
143,015
J 206,784
400,000
400,000
100.000
e
NORTH DAKOTA
31
Nomi nal.
Per share
Fargo—
8
9
Fargo National Bk—
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
9
{
10
Preferred
Merch Nat BkftTrCo
Nor ft Dakota Tr Co
9225.000
50.000
u
{1°.
t
14%
.—
2,053,200
1,342.389
n
150,000 1
500,000
250.000
250.000
118,718
5,825,971 [100
101,206
51,843
National Banks
June 29
2,734,272
;
519,584
n
sa
25
100
State Institutions
June 29
OHIO
50
Nomi hat
Akron-
Common
...
Preferred
600,000
200,000
774,644
374.159
34,703,739
les
25
Dime Savings Bk Oo
Common
1,000,000
4,000,000
0
re cent
100
16
25
100
100
167,438
94,246
N
Common
1,620,000
8,000,000
1
7,665,673
N 0
People's Sav Bk ft Tr
WUm Sav ft Tr Co-
Dakota Nat Bank..
750,000
300,000
71,075
Wilmington-
{<30
8,857,614
j
24
Wachovia Bk ftTr..
9450,000
Capital notes.....
Oneida Nat Bk ft Tr
45
75
925,597
12,224,230
1,083,906
1,860,943
1,149,909
360,000
240,000
Preferred
3,000,000
1,800.000
Troy—
Utica—
First Citizens Bk ft T
60
120
160
45
100
Greensboro—
Manur&ctur Nat Bk
e2.000.000
National City Bank
600,000
Union Nat Bank.._
<1700,000
Troy Trust Co
24
NORTH CAROLINA "VJSfSP"'-
National Hanks
June 29
Merch Nat B ft T Co
Common
,
400,000
400,000
Asheville—
First Nat Bk ft Tr..
SyracuseLincoln Nat B ft TOo
Common.
Preferred..
14
10
6
10
Fidelity Bank
Depositors Natl Bk.
Too
100
"270" 275"
.Preferred.
Capital notes...
Schenectady Tr Co..
10
100
25
25
100
200,000
200,000
....
""SZl29
| 20
2,024,400
268.500
Schenectady-
Union National Bank
Citizens Trust Oo—
Common
5
I
Peoples N B ft T Co:
235""
Security Trust Co—
Capital notes.....
50
50
475.000
Security Nat Bank-
Capital notes.....
[
4,549,024 [
20
Rochester—
First Nat Bk ft Tr Oo
Llncoln-Allia BkftTr
Common..
1,997,752 [ 50
p 58»371
Preferred......
Pleasanttille—
"16
100
100
100
10
100
25
32,935,000 110297483 477,512,118
25,000,000
5.000.000 7,789.671 79.584.332 f 20
25
12,500,000 21,361.490 301,880,255
10.000,000 ,7,957,941
9,994,971
677,200
500.000
789,800
1.000.000
2.000.000 27,814,391
""45"" "so""
100 195
220,940
2,650,929
1,000,000
Irving Trust Co
50.000,000 57,918,098 541,893,512
J Henry Schroder Tr 1,000,000
810,064
9.072,467
Lawyers Co Tr Co.. 2,000,000 2,081,076 33,340.208
Capital notes..
Marine Midi Tr Co
New York Trust Co
Title Guar ft Tr Co—
100
100
Hellenic Bk ft Tr Oo.
Mfrs Trust Co:
Common
share.
100
1,478,257
2,177,159
Tarrytoum N B&TrCo
100
100
8,724,747
6,711,500
9.413,600
146.481,751
848.303,731
11,035,900
748,648,368
475,751,324
1.000,000 1,000,000
Fiduciary Trust Oo.
Guaranty Trust Co.. 90,000,000 177067130 1412601414
.
Per
$
$
179,830
113,479
Peekskill N B&TCo
Bkft Tr Co..
Mutual Trust Oo.
4,400.800
2,688,800
Trust Co..—. 10.000,000 12,777,094 105.140,479
Clinton Trust Co
552.500
500.000
4,535,800
Colonial Trust Co
627,200
6,079.100
1,000,000
Continental BkftTr. 4.000.000 3,689,000 41,410.444
Corn Ex Bk ft Tr Oo 15.000,000 16,538,020 239,132,141
184,600
Corporation Trust Oo
21.400
500,000
Empire Trust Oo—
Common
3.000,000 ,2,497,016 55,904,321
_
Ask.
prices
Mt Pleas B&TrCo
Port Chester—1st N-
r
City Bank Farmers'
Equitable Trust Co.
Bid.
Peekskill—
Common
20%
Par
Deposits.
Nom.
■
K.
33 X
29 1935.
1.000,000
Westchester Co. CConcl.)Ossining—1st Nat Bk
ft Trust Co
250,000
Ossining Trust Co
200.000 b
...
■
Common
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
State Institutions
June 29
NEW YORK
Cross
Deposits
111
COMPANIES
State Institutions
NEW YORK
Capital.
TRUST
AND
Capital notes
Goodyear State Bk..
{2 %
8.645.283 ( 20
1 25
10
11
Firestone Pk TrftS B
Common
Capital notes
Per
200,000
500,000
75,285
100.000
10,202,839
3,070,392
100
N
J 429,660
12,469,111
0
re cent
sa
200,000
750,000
share.
100
57,067
}
lee
{100
Canton—
Watertown—
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
Watertown Nat Bk—
Common
Preferred
Northern N Y Tr Oo
Common
Capital notes.,...
500,000
126,093
200,000
210.000
87,634
5,121,263
20
3,527,660 f 35
\ 40
N
o
re
cent
les
8a
500,000
144,108
9,290,998
360,000
First National Bank. 91,000,000
Geo D Harter Bank.
1,800.000
CincinnatiAtlas Nat Bank....
400,000
Olnn Bk ft Tr Oo
400.000
200.000
Columbia Bk ft S Oo,
941,227
487,847
14,694,752
8,383,335
100
100
1,082,840
,143,681
133,444
9,433,065
2,832,397
1,594,472
100
100
10
1400
205
75
15
mm
m'mm
20
f Marine Midland Corp.
{<25
a June 29 1935.
b March 30 1935.
Dec. 31 1932.
'
d Capital structure in process of revision.
e Common and preferred stock outstanding.
c
Westchester Go—
Ml. Vernon—1st N_. el ,000,000
Mt Vernon Tr Co.
3.000.000
359,197
712,017
10,884,305
4,944,802
100
t
10
60
1%
85
2X
/ W. L. Burns, President of the Guilford National Bank of Greensboro,
N. O., announced on Sept. 111935 the purchase by himself and Greensboro
associates of the controlling interest of the Guilford National Bank from the
New Rochelle—
Central Nat BankFirst Nat Bank
...
Huguenot Tr Co..
New Rochelle Tr..
325.000
300,000
882,744
1.650.000
1,949
192,615
89,544
418,732
1,534,787
3,391,637
1,137,779
13,241.141
20
20
23
20
20
"25"
33
liquidating board of the United Bank & Trust Co. of Greensboro, now in
liquidation.
g March 4 1935.
< Controlled by Marine Midland Corp.
I Last
n
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
31 1934
9 New stock.
t Dec.
/
:
National Banks
June 29
Surplus
June 29
PENNSYLVANIA slatej'ZuTn5
Surplus
Gross
k
Profits.
Capital.
National Banks
June 29
Institutions
State
OHIO
TRUST COMPANIES
AM)
BAMS
113
140,730
869,885
76,611
800.000
Bank..
Northside Bk & Tr Oo
Lincoln Nat
500.000
'
300.000
700.000
1.800.000
1.000.000
650.000
2,250.000
People's Bk & Sv Oo
Pror 8 Bk & Tr Oo.
Second Nat Bank
So Ohio 8 Bk & Tr Oo
Western Bk k Tr Oo
187,564
2,940,311
655,541
338,256
287,801
50
75
100
50
4,700 ,303
7,435 ,355
1,939 ,463
2,372 ,480
39,422 ,815
13,157 ,311
5,243 ,311
11,823 ,755
131
50
100
10
4,000,000
Common
Jl,638,513
5,000,000
5,000,000
Capital notes
J2,321,249
300,000
Common
201,303
92
90
5
First Nat
57 X
Altoona Trust
47 X
Central Trust Oo___
10
55X
J100
liS!
.3,589,723
Preferred
.....
©lev 8av & Loan Oo.
Lorain Street Bank.
National City Bank
Common
Common
......
Capital notes
13,800.000
15.000,000
16
100
Co..
Security-Peoples TrOommon..
20
Preferred ....... -
100
1,947,646
too
250,000
18,715
662,215
62,912
72,932
1,616,990
!
City Nat Bk k Tr Oo d2,400.000
100.000
Columbus Saving Bk
Fifth Ave 8av Bk Oo
200.000
c
Huntington Nat Bk d3,500,000
200,000
Market Exch Bk Co.
200,000
Northern Sav Bk
■■■
266.406
20,003
2,406,510
c4.000,000
Ohio National Bk
203,024
900,000
Third N B & Tr Co..
Common
,
.-..a
7,100,000
100
V
357,743
882,144
60
230,251
156,612
815,730
832.957
1.046,265
1.212,538
2,101,485
1,657,896
50
6,500,636
3,207,152
10,246,504
6,686,355
25
50
25
100
IU<
10
15
ioo'
125"
10
1(M»
100
KM
15
I
50
[
50
247 310
400.000
300,000
400.000
400.000
10
6
60
100
100
150"
200*
100
100
100
20
Lancaster—
5,472,189 1100
i 50
600.000
700.000
Nat
300.000
300.000
300.000
Common
25
10,760,429
Preferred
O
re
Northern Bk & Tr Co
cent
sa
22.278,488 J100
1 60
698,879
938,612
400.000
Nat Bk..
Bank._
Lancaster Oo Nat Bk d
Farmers' Bk&Tr Co
Oonestoga
N
900,000
Preferred
Toledo -
\
13,837
Dauphin Dep Tr Oo
Harrisburg Trust Co
10
Winters N B & Tr Co
•7>eVX
10,500.038
300,000
Fulton
Preferred
':V!
482,347
10
1 10
Harrisburg—
100
1,879,250
21,285,230
1,123,354
2,000,564
48,970,943
3,085,467
1,032,695
58,318,020
55,730
684,000
11,397,856
458,564
6,996,923
2,774.253
Allison-East End Tr.
Dayton—
200,000 1
300.000
103,000
265,625
20,925
156,389
181,248
Capital Bk & Tr Co_
Harrisburg Nat Bank
Central Trust Co—
Merch N B & T Co—
Common
2,096,563
79
76
Columbus—
Brunson Bk & Tr Oo
d
Union Trust Oo
100
346,965
3,605,890 f
199.070
304,200
d
Nat Bk & Trust
,2,978.380 290,517,847
397,513
50,000
800,000
300,000
Bk
Marine Nat. Bank
100
18
175
125
iioo
dl ,160,090
First National Bank
Lawrence Park N
I 30
900.000
Union Sav k L Co..
12*$
11*$
5,648,826 (100
370.538
300,000
300.000
Bank of Erie
369,858
20
Erie-
200
135
1,359,098 108,747,994 | 20
50,767
45
110
100
250,000
300,000
249,300
Common '£
■46
20
4,000,000
200,000
Bk Oo.
Cleveland Trust Oo
Amer
16
150.000
305,000
--
Co-
Preferred
100
4,700,000
Preferred.
North
130
40
in
share
120
26
200 000
Preferred
5,000,000 il,520,667 117,617,164
8,000,000
571,636
2,222,280
250.000
2,015,557
157,584
500.000
tOL
10,607,234
7,919,810
5,185,261
6,390,135
.
Common
Central Un Nat Bk—
Common
500.000
Per
%
1,518,474
2,348.717
1,142,160
930,164
Altoona-*
Bank—
86
; 80
4
Cleveland—
Amer 8av Bank Oo__
Ask
Bid
"22" "24"
100
78,728,754
S
$
1.000.000
1,000.000
450,000
Bank
Merchants Nat'l Bk_
Second Nat Bank—
Lehigh Vail Trust Oo
Allentown Nat
100
57,195,876
Par.
"75"
Central Trust Oo—
2,500,000
Capital notes
Fifth-Third-Union Tr ust Oo—
:
136
100
Norwood-Hyde Park
Bk & Tr Oo
133
100
64,590,584
Allentown—
share.
Per
4,718,067
6.000.000
Gross
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
Cincinnati (Con.)
First National Bank.
k
Profits.
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
Par,
Deposits.
329,371
J 305,767
/40
20
8,993,510
9,430,293
6.716,781
20
{
'42
50
173
185,093
1,488,677
6,587,371
51,141.904
6,182,444
50
112
120
10
10
Z10
les
Commerce Onard Bk
538,140
500,000
Common
25
10,909,505
{-2
1.000,000
Capital notes
Philadelphia—
3,040,000
City National Bank- dl,125.000
Corn Exch Nat Bank
& Trust Oo
4.550.000
d
500.000
Erie National Bank
3,111.000
First National Bank
200.000
Qlmbe) Bros Bk & Tr
Oentral-Penn Nat Bk
Nat Bank of Toledo:
200,000
200.000
600.000
600.000
Common..
Preferred
Spltzer-R T & 8 Bk.
Ohio
Mtizens Tr Co.
112,029
,
2,565,544 '100
125
148,929
305,615
1,767,042
6,219,764
100
.1,630,281
63,024.299
50
15
...
5,000.000
Kensington Nat Bk
Market St Nat Bk.
Nat Bkof Ger & Tr Oo
2.000,000
Capital notes
You
.gstown—
Dollar Sav & Tr Co—
395,527
1,250,000
2,500,000
Common.....
Capital notes
Mahoning Nat Bank dl.500.000
350,000
Mahoning Sav & Tr.
Union Nat Bank
227,156
26,021
1,646,833
1,250,000
City Tr & Sav Bk—
750,000
1,250,000
Common
Capital notes
,
160,124
11,769,262
| 50
'45"
6,991,314 .100
2,417,115
16,286,119 100
40
85
90
25
5
209.101
1.000.000
3,970.445
1,576.768
400.000
Nat'l Bk of Olney—
Common
10
8
100.000
100,000
Preferred-.
Bailts
75.000
;,'YMcAlester---^:
100,000
110,000
100.000
Nat Bk of McAlester
First Nat Bk of McA
161,688
''
67,018
305,483
360.000
140.000
share
25
200,000
103.097
..
0
i0(
oc
'V'.i
les
.
'*.
s*,'
Finance
Oo of Pa
Glrard Trust Co...
4,125,161 1100
1100
2,500,000
1,098.634
100
4,613,092
48,587,091 I
10
1
Common
preferred
150
185
2d preferred
Liberty Title A Tr Ot.
Mitten Bk & Tr Oo
30
33
Ninth Bank k Tr Oo
.
I
10
^
"50 "
^
75
6,375,912
14,912,683
100
100
125
150
1,114,601
14,592,867
100
100
125
LOO
125
160
20
36,175,955
Preferred----.—
Nat Bk of Com'erce. d
200,000
350,000
4,160,537 1
12X
10
39,176
4,304,577
'*
£
'mm
20
7
5
mm rn'm
•mmmmm
120
mm m mm
Preferred
"West Tulsa State Bk
85,928
2,000,000 12,197,562
4,000.000
3,512
25.000
252,205
1
10
t
40,250,986
20
100
■mmmrnmrn
mmmm
iio"
200,000
425 000
\
33,984
4.294,411
31,945
314,884
536,401
40>.000
91,937
250.00"
6.700.000 16,126.040
7.819,383
2.350.00"
350,000
i.Oou.000
995.973
4,000.000
3,000,000
1
ponn Oo for Insur
OOO 1 MM
1,168,936
1,133,677
536,973
432.134
500.000
500.00"
3,429,261
1,218.716
OREGON
mm'mmm'
m
m
m mm
125
B«al Est. Tr On
3,750,000 17,353,561
Common
Preferred
■:«
•
.IV
50
100
20
Nomi
Per
200.000
177,034
4,186,377
100
10X
16
350
200
10'
IT
IT
"
360
210
31
iZH
IS"*
10
89
92
10
8
9X
4X
6
X
10
35,447,468
7,025,321
4,555,277
17,249,664
10,132,177
5.640.561
60
40
50
50
21
25
10
8
10'
5
1(
100
,o
60
31,818.455
5
10
9X
505
67
72"*
35
42
453
79
37
456"
84
10
156.581
2.460.256
250,000
125,000
24,742
216,000
243,414
108,992
688,009
900,735
2,575,000
1,002.900
50
468,668
10,187,877
15,382,002
:5X
612,617
10
Sonsitaly Bk & Tr Co
.
200,000
100.000
v
200.000
750,"oo
d
1,000,030
10
■
75
100
35
47
u
5
nat
share
a
......
Dec. 31
Member of trie BancOhio forp
1934.
„
preferred stock outstanding.
e March 4 1935.
(March 30 1935.
g The First National Bank of Union, Ore., the Commercial National
Bank of Lakeview, Ore., and the Wallow* National Bank of Enterprise,
Ore., were acquired by the First National Bank of Portland, Ore. and wil
d Common and
57,572,204
3,182,487
ion
Ill
123
327.327
100
103
105
3.651,827
94,573,693
20
33
34
2,275,762
be operated as branches.
>
15
"9X
bv
300,000
e
•
128
lor
Preferred
Braddock Nat Bank
June 29
•
Portland—
First National Bank. (72,500,000
600.000
Portland TV k Sav Bk
United States
Nat'l
4.000.000
Bk
36.205.551
1.661,741
2,042,556
1,149,813
917,375
97,082.313
635,481
8,203,411
15,953.323
104,445,257
9,645.992
7,500,000
Security Bk & Tr Co.
City Dep Bk k Tr Oo
Eugene—
National Bank
2.201.311 I 30
1 30
1,787,611
8,400,000 13,752.949 201,229.983
787,654
473,837
750.00"
3,200,000 13,969,685 41,229,107
9,375.262
2.497,127
1.500.000
Bank of Ohio Valley
Institutions
State
7X
10
on
Lives & Grant Ann
Tr k Safe Dep Oo.
Pittsburgh-
First
i
85
10
1,500,000
Northern Trust Co..
Nor Phila Trust Co.
Arsenal Bank
June 29
6X
10
2.375.000
Allegheny Valley Bk
National Banks
82 X
15
I 10
Common
Nat Bank of Tulsa—
Common
7,609.340
Real EstL'nd T&TCo
20
20
94,000
100.000 1
644,119
Integrity Trust Co—
Penn Wh'g & 8 D Oo
Trust
-
50
1,214.747
1.400.000 2,484,018
4.000.000 10.464,024
1,982.480
882,250
Provident
-
1.413.149
600.000
Frankford Trust Oo
Germantown Tr Oo
Fourth Nat Bank—
Common
10
210,635
3.300.000
Fidelity-Phila Tr Or
Tulsa—
First Nat Bk k Tr Oo
45
10
50
200,000 )
Chestnut Hill T k Tr
N
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
2,600.000 12,251.522
Preferred
2,400.000
i 174,695
Fidelity Nat Bank.. d 450,000
366,635
1,200,000
Liberty Nat Bank..
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
100.000
21,438
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
245,577
500,000
3I*
I
500.000 I
750.000 1
....
Bank k Trust Co
vv
Common
999.245
10
Tradesmen's National
1st
;,vVv:
Oklahoma City—
Olty Nat'l Bk&Tr Oo
j 278,978
36
I
a
185 000
Industrial Trust Co
Preferred-----
325
33
2,023,692 f 25
\ 25
Common
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common
"22
310
1C
109,497
Wyoming Bk k Tr..
100
3.411,161
28""
50
»0"
1
250.000
Preferred....—Tioga Nat Bk k TrOo d
f*.
2.029,403
46 X
17X
266
11,581,637
250,000 1
Sanca Com It Tr Oo
Broad Street Trust.
1,815,000
2,022,406
P
South Phila Nat Bk-
re cent
100,000
300,000
100
Nat Bk 14,000.(MM 19,921,172 364,722.605
100
sa
Commercial Nat Bk.
250
200.000
100
Muskogee—
Citizens National Bk
100
1,015,257
2,102,578
Preferred
Institutions
June 29
2,254,812
1,353,213
f
15
Common....
State
Per
78,199
42,477
100.000
Bank--.
17
44 X
60
153,733
69,871
Philadelphia
Outhrie—
State
>v
85,647,842
1,736,332
85,460,903
2,018.543
7,846,769
26,189,327
27 H
Northw'n Nat Bk—
Nomi not.
First National Bank-
in
Preferred
5,837,306
OKLAHOMA
June 29
49,646
J
250.000
North Broad Nat'l Bk
Northeast Nat Bank
Common
First
135,013
6.151,979
71.428
1,150.000
Roosevelt Bank
Second Nat Bank—
Van-mat
8,659,286
0
Toledo Trust Oo—
Common
292,764
t Last sale
\■
\vv:.-
v\\r'vC:'
• ■'
BANKS
Oct., 1935]
National Banks
AND
Na,,jZ^Snk' SOUTH CAROLINA
PENNSYLVANIA staulTTm
June 29
Surplus
Pittsburgh
(Concluded.)
&
Profits.
Capital.
Qross
Par.
Deposits.
48,007,673
100
81,034.984
78,675,117
100
100
First National Bank.
6.000,000
Forbes National Bk-
300.000
Fourteenth St Bank.
650,000
200,000
5,598,468
497,487
51,967
904,923
100,000
172,700
106,754
424,120
1,272,132
114,089
175
100
200.000 I
165
50
3,727,269
'187"" 2ib"
2,418,832 J 50
Freehold
Bank
Bank
Pittsburgh
Homewood
6,541,135
2,929,044
975,022
Common
.
;
.
Charleston—
Citizens A Sou Bank 0
Carolina Sav Bank..
Miners A Merch Bk.
200,000
50,000
1,000,000 I
1,300,000
Preferred.
Preferred
>
_
Sberaden
)
53,040
200,000
117,495
700,000
50,000
2,000.000
425.595
116,800
Nor Side Deposit Bk
Pitt National
125,000
125,000
Bank.
200.000
Bank.....
Union National Bank
Union Savings Bank.
Western S & D Bank
3,353,343
4,431,749
367,562
664.539
1,177,880
1,838,648
1,000,000
i
500,000
Allegheny Trust Co.
700,000
Colonial Trust Co
o2,600,000
Oom'wealtb Trust Co
1,500,000
Dormont SAT Co.
125,000
25
50
50
28,558,733^ "166
115
965,000
53
250,000
490,860
200.000
474,425
100
100
87
64
100
57
316,398
100
19,083,427
746,565
1,959.253
25
50
50
45
50
6,000,000
8,715,330
76.039,478
20
24 H
4,614,865
/ 20
200,000
153,182
71,000
125.000
1,487.941
100.000
,
.....
UOO
50
50
Northw'tSecurNatBk i
Union Savings Bank.
200,000
80
-
National Banks
1,598,590
1,509,000
8,737,636
N
e
re cent
•a
les
Institutions
State
June 29
Nomi nal.
Per
Chattanooga—
6600
80
50
share.
100
170
200
150
160
913,724
7.203.569 /100
1100
30,335,288 100
22,045
76,000
701,809
282,861
100
772,151
1,645,492 6.25
19,507,936 100
100
7,305,043
8.470,203
877,737
625,000
Amer Tr A Bkg Co..
Commercial Nat Bk:
Common.....
Preferred..
250
100
1,315,912
100
4,572,736
4,825,251 f—
100
1,121,843
45,136
161,107
61,864
TENNESSEE
June 29
60
50
1,657,526 plOO
68.141
fiOn.OOO
77
'
share.
Per
Hamilton Nat Bank.
Workingman's Savgs
Bank A Trust Co.
1,487,866 /100
19,927
40,093
125,000
100.000
450.000
1100
750,000
960,000 100
150.000
136,050
UW1
1,652,978
125.000
340,713
1,500.000 72,692,122 210,393,726 100 6200
too
65
973.858
4,616,549
500.000
Washington Tr Co..
j
Nomi nal
26
West End Bank
William Penn Tr Co.
70.000
Citizens Nat Bk A Tr V
Corn Exch Sav Bank
First Nat 'l Bk A Tr
i
,
Union Trust Co
16
Sioux Falls-
1,929,281
J 434,155
180
15
75
64
375.540
Preferred
176
10
y""Tn'e%n" SOUTH DAKOTA®8'
100
250,000
Provident Trust Co.
South Hills Trust Co
80,000
Common. * .* ^
Preferred.
50
Savings
500,000
100
5,164,269
3,180,522
100
28,883,899
2,994.484
6,847,027
26,382,401
16,839,010
1,879,000
People's—Pittsburgh
Common....
10
125"
2.000.OOO
200,000
200.000
..
9
Coml Nat Bank—
40
Fidelity Trust Co
Tr Co.
Potter Title A Tr Co
10
10
Spartanburg—:
110,000
1,044,694
9,079,410
117,454
393,069
Bank A Trust Co.
10
5
Greenville—
1,318,200
Manchester
"95"
85
100
3,019,575
1,250,000
102,000
First National Bank.
Farmers Deposit Tr_
H&xlewood B k of Pitts
Hill Top Bank
13 K
125
30,475,193 1100
1100
86,663
35,000
Peoples Nat Bank...
1(361,166 / 25
1,227,098
7,872,219
shar*.
12K
100
100
4,852,082
494,107
ColumbiaFirst Nat Bk of Col.
Nat Bank of America
Common
11,959,547 fflOO
277,314
Lower Main St Bank
100
7.500,000 18.878,407 273,876,850
P*r
%
$
483,817
156,734
39,994
700,000
Common
100
1-60
200,000
Preferred
,
Ask.
Bid.
Nomi nal
Keystone Nat Bk—
Mellon Nat Bank...
Par.
Deposits.
South Oaro Nat Bk—
50
at
Iron A Glass Dol Sav
Qross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Ask
Nomi nal.
Per share
8
S
Dollar Savings Bank d
c4,409,915
Farmers Deposit Nat
6,000.000 9,190,870
Bid.
113
TRUST COMPANIES
250,000 1
400,000
<3.000,000
247,581
""98"" ic5""
310
Knoxville—
50.000
Bank of Knoxville
Reading—
200 000
Oomm'l Bk A Tr Go.
HamHtonNationalBk il .000.000
Union Nat Bank:
[
500,000
Preferred
Berks Co Trust Co..
1,500.000
City Bank A Tr Co..
Reading Trust Co..
300.000
1.170.300
545,817
5,164.611
1,397,282
325,783
2,741,807
1,000,000
Common
12,892,868
2;972,625
12,908.723
10 *3.30
15
5
17
Scranton—
142,215
1,102.344
5,000,000 13,158.747
71.781,730
200.000
Scranton State Bk
25
60
25
70
3,461,000
44,477,357
10
3,000,000 1
4,000,000
511,813
42,637,987
1 10
300,000
800,000
492,223
471,600
7,545,369
12,668,251
10
23
600,000 \
1.000.000 1
1.000.000
382.020
9,238,540 /100
1100
16,935,435 100
(6)
100
155
146,749
444,831
69,460
762,637
2,185,223
928,176
50
'80"
25
50
50
50
*~4mm
76
(50
113,570
2,074,584
782,685
4,391,104
25
80~
1,000,000 1601,281
300,000
398,132
250.000
14,869,079
25
60
83.675
1,797,056
200,000 I
300,000
400.000
Common
Preferred
175
Side
Common.........
Preferred
Commerce-Union Bk
Common
Preferred
Preferred-
Bank....
Third National Bank
2.615.358
L
17H
7
6K
UOO
""90" io5~"
25
517,466
158""
loo"
26
Vational Banks
250,000
200,000
Common
17
25
Penna Trust Co—
Preferred........
250
Nashville Trust Co—
Third Nat BAT CoCommon
250
220
100
American Nat Bank
Broadw&y Nat Bank
South Side Bk A Tr.
West
1,000,000
50,000
Nashville—
Scranton Nat Bk—
/
1,389,163
1,527,813
1.000.000
State Savings BankUnion Planters' Nat'l
73
25
Preferred.
1,500,000
Green Ridge Bank.
200.000
North Scrant Bk & Tr
300,000
Providence Bank
i 300.000
232
228
30,347,275
23,268,754
1,280,000
100
100
70,000
First National Bank-
Bank A Trust Oo_ /i3.500,000
First Nat Bank—
Common
7
190
Memphis—
18
Nat Bk of Commerce
B
6
180
"*5H
10 *11.30
1(1
1,000,000
Park National Bank.
125
120
25
State Institutions
TEXAS
June 29
June 29
25
Nomi nal
Wllkes-Barre—*
100
600,558
890,201
8,616,192
1,215,537
22,772,299
14,539,849
3,621,384
7,503,086
250.000
100.000
171,799
2.020.820
260.000
453,000
423,837
3,799,656
3,943,512
20
1,380,851
2,500.000
1.000,000
500.000
500.000
Hanover Bk A Tr Co
Miners Nat Bank
Second Nat Bank...
W-B
Dep A Sav Bk.
Wyoming Nat Bank.
240
250
10
310,731
750.000
450.000
5,425,618
3,040,149
First National Bank.
228,764
50
25
30
Per
Austin-
i
50
103
108
Austin Nat Bank
100
25
450
500
30
50
100
105
100,000
100.000
Capital stock
Preferred stock:—
j
2,149,425
90,794
/100
share.
100
100
Capital Nat Bank—
28
10,250,191
12,202,872
338,213
303,736
300,000
600.000
American Nat Bank.
N
1100
rec
sa
■
0
ent
les
Williamgport—
First National Bank:
Common...
Preferred
Willlamsport N Bk..
i
West Branch Bk A Tr
Beaumont—
10
400,000
25
24
30
612,114
35,208
8.000,000
25,000
3,572,119
18,925
First National Bank.
25
Secur St Bk A Trust
6,752,297
10,083,628
1,765.695
359,039
400,000
200,000
American Nat Bank.
10
i
100
100
100
York-
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common........
Preferred
Drov A Mecb N Bk.
Eastern Nat Bank..
250,000 1
250,000
160,910
1,961,704
10
150.000
335,693
2,705,241
!§
100,000
First National Bank.
Industrial Nat Bank.
Western Nat Bank..
York Co Nat Bank..
York N Bk A Tr Co.
Guardian Trust Co..
500.000
125,000
225.000
300.000
500.000
500.000
23,726
466,411
180,042
507,701
786,874
490,934
761,507
750 000
1,138,028
452,141
6,016,976
1,493,239
3,354,075
4,350,700
3,544,253
3,757,335
5,588,225
York Trust Co
n
100
10
10
18
"20""
Dallas—
First National Bank
Hillcrest State Bank
"15"
100
100
20
35
25
26
27
60
10
16
"16""
190
125
U'O"
150.000
Common—
1,000,000
1.000.000
Common
"28**
62 %
17
Preferred
_
RHODE ISLAND
Preferred
Newport Nat Bank..
Newport Trust Co..
99,565
31,004
474,000
34 H
2,190,384
40,508
jlOO
100
110
15
16
16,419,977 ( 20
J 432,598
35X
U00
56,010,577 / 20
x
32K
21X
1100
5,296,240
100
16,167,673
20
190
200
33^
34H
Oak Cliff Bk A Tr Co:
Nomi nal.
Per share.
400,000 I
300.000
120.000
300.000
J
4.000,000 11,221,960
2,000,000
262,912
150,000
765,204
1.000.000
Common........
......
100
Trust Co:
Nat Bank of Comm
Dallas Bank A Tr Co
Newport—
Aquidneck Nat Bank
Common
20
771,413
Republic Nat Bank A
Preferred
June 29
100.000
Capital notes
Mercantile Nat Bk—
Common
National Bank
85,025,974
Liberty State Bank:
6,150,831 f 25
[ 25
60
439,681
3,008,490 100
30
35
Capital notes
100,000
75.000
J
26,820
Texas Bank A Tr Co:
Common
—
Capita] notes
*
125,000
100,000
1,583,379
?
}
27.417
1,009,578
J100
{_20
95
100
13
Sale price.
i
Bank of Savannah, Ga., system.
1934.
& Member of Hirst Security Corp.
cJune 1 1935.
+ Citizens A Southern
Providence—
Blackstone Can Nat.
Columbus Nat Bank:
Common..
...... .
Preferred
High St Bk A Tr Co
Mechanics Nat Bank
Common.......
PreferredNatBank of OomATr
Phenix Nat Bank—
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Co.
Lincoln Trust Co—
Rhode I Hob Nat Bk.
Rhode Isld Hos TrCo
Union Trust Co
a
960,572
4.224,800
25
65
72,518
1,200,068
(10
10
15
1223,460
1,099,867
60
100
110
25
250,000
4,535,360
203,915
25
250,000
7.195,608
50
741,078
850,000
934,199
3,236,908
450,000
1,600,000 2,174,625 10.458.812
4,000,000 9,393,359 111,585,784 too
168,080
25
976,760
125,000
2.500.000 2,728.660 40,534,944 MOO
5,000,000 11,602,934 45,459,146 1000
971,173 19,900,173 100
1.000,000
15
500,000
100,000
100.000
120,000
i
68
110
e
j&
"57"
62
110
190
200""
165
15
175
20
2400"
100
2550"
110
Woonsoeket—
Woonsocket Trust Co
Common..
Preferred
........
d A mutual savings bank.
March 30 1935.
f Member of the
^
322,274
2,733,329 flOO
|l
50
1100
,
^
Affiliated with the Citizens A Southern
I Last sale
n
Stockholders of the York Trust Co.
of York, Pa., voted on Aug. 30
agree¬
1935 to open a branch office in Shrewsbury by amending the merger
ment of the York Trust Co. and the Citizens Savings A Trust Co. of
York,
9 1929.
Colonial Trust Co. of Pittsburgh. Pa., at a recent
special meeting approved plans to increase the bank's capital from $2,600,000 to $4,000,000through the issuance of $1,400,000 of 3 H % preferred stock.
p Affiliate of the First Bank Stock Corporation.
Pa., dated April
o
200,000 I
250.000r /
'
xl
Northwest Bancorporation.
National Bank of Atlanta. Ga.
h Directors of the Union Planters' National Bank A Trust Co. of Mem¬
phis, Tenn., on Sept. 13 1935 voted to transfer $1,000,000 from undivided
profits to surplus account.
i Common and preferred stock outstanding.
k Stock all owned by the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.
n
,
Dec. 31
Stockholders of the
x
Ex-dividend.
114
National Banks
June 29
CI
State National
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
336,796
825.000
675,000
| 623.368
Ft Worth Nat Bank:
Common
Preferred
Fraternal Bk A Tr Co
1,500,000
1.000.000
15.420
,1,223,121
Co
109.000
448,101
675,049
Bank.
1,000,000
426,109
7,160,008
100
Lynchburg Nat Bank
A Trust Co..
People's Nat Bank
600,000
500.000
421,643
284,421
3,871,491
3,190,777
60
185
100
1105
207,000
52,693
245,848
75,000
150,000
300,000
61,414
636,821 f
75
28,857,224 f 20
30
Com'l Tr A Savs Bks
Common..—-—.
L 20
I
1
20
20
27
28
Bank
a
..
-
Lynchburg Tr A S B.
Merch A Planters Bk
5
3,629,509
100
69,035
3,227.082
3,005,729
26,917,237
100
1270
350,000
250,000
2,000.000
Mer A Mec Sav Bk..
100
t
391,111
753,556
100
100
475
95
500
98
66
69
Seaboard Citz N Bk-
256,482
326,657
11,103,198
3,720,823
100
100
o
372,027
271,666
7,241,872
7,960,490
100
lee
100
23,998
2.466.703
100
cent
Petersburg—
13,320,301 flOO
\ 80
308,240 100
123,076
1,271,366
96,287
2,302,253
280,886
250.000
a
605,160
250,000
250.000
Preferred
1.500.000
450,000
175,000
200,000
193.240
515,000
Common
Southern Savings Bk
70,261
282,608
37,959
.
Citizens Nat Bank-
Houston—
Citizens State Bank
250.000
50
Common
Preferred
City National Bank:
300.000 t
300.000
Common........
Preferred—-----
/
6,165,206
131,578
20
32
27
Petersb Sav A AmTr
10
10
10
1100
Portsmouth—
First Nat Bank—
3.000.000
2.500.000
Common
Preferred—
38.467,018 1100
1100
^1,156,677
American Nat Bank
Common-.-....
110
Preferred
Houston Nat Bk—- o
Preferred
Second Nat'l Bank.. a2 oou.uoo
Nat Bank of Comm. a3.500,000
State National Bank
920,486
2,285,287
188,536
1,225.000
al.000,000
Union National Bank
South
Texas
Com¬
mercial Nat Bank.
9,093,077 flOO
\100
.ou
25,232,297
100
28,770,155
100
6,026.998
100
20,552.589
223.230
500.000 I
500.000
Common
i.000.000
100
336.571
745.554
Preferred
00
142.973
4,678,120
4.451.022
100
100
100
s
137,472
3,569,518 1100
1100
109.434
300.000 I
350.000
Common
36,004,535
1,500,000
1.500.000
200.000
Fidelity Trust Co—
Co..
Trust
Citizens
Merch A Farmers Bk
450,000
a
140
160
110
Bank of Comm A Tr
600.000
190
210
Central National Bk.
1,000,000
Tr Co..
80.000
First A Mer Nat Bk.
8,000.000
200.000
154.500
220
230
i20"
155"
100
150
Mech A Mer Bank..
Poll'd A Bagby Tr Co
State-Planters Bank
A Trust Co:
I
3,660,638
3,012,380
650
100
5,239,403
20,965,656
3,083,607
470,677
916.938
12,028,447 J100
uoo
2,079.114 1
108.500
National Hanks
June 29
LOO
Groos Nat BankI
1100
575.349
13,858.455
100.000
O400.000
22,728
567,127
61,836
3,349,497
sa
lee
100
100
7,731,863
10,127,907
707,287
r
860 000
a
Tower Savings Bank
140
65
100
100
50
60
100
500,000
June 29
Per
1.000.000
155,975
685,652
4,802,174
14,982,363
900.000
Dontl Nat BkATr Co a
First National Bank al.0ou.uuu
750 000
Utah State Nat Bank a
288,822
817,562
739,404
10,057,258
14,115,575
12,257,191
800,851
195,959
13,970,646
1,963,519
NA
300.000
136,300
500.000
500.000
330,832
25.000
61,156
517,382
345,582
Spok A East Tr Co.. al,750,000
200.000
Washington Trust Co
Nomi nal
Commercial Sec Bk
433.347
94,219
135.184
218,870
405,912
82,712.818 i 20
42,804,542 c 25
16,958,133 100
100
14,295,606
100
1,606.349
20
1,642.613
20
3,860,381
100
3,411,131
share
27**
29
"135"" 135""
r„—.
—...
10
30
45
'50"
4,300,776
100
Old N B A Un T Co-
Institutions
Ogden—
June 29
Spokane—
First Nat Bk in Spok
Preferred
UTAH
1
200.000
University Nat Bank
100
2,594,764
2.311.804
930,419
300,000
400.000
650.000
Sumitomo B of Seattle
Security State Bank
State
Institutions
State
P*r
Common
National Banks
June 29
70
Nomi ual.
Seattle Trust Co.—.
238,429
368,927
64,286
on
Seattle-
People's Bk A Tr Co
1100
Waco—
250.000
Olttxena' Nat Bank..
First National Bank. al .000.000
100.000
National City Bank.
WASHINGTON
First National Bank. 8.000.000
Nat Bk of Commerce 1)2.600.000
Pacific Nat Bank...
2 600 000
2,787,501 1100
220,034
150.000
•
o
100
200 000 I
45
150
50
10U
re cent
3.693,256 flOO
56.300
150 000
al.000 000
Common....
Preferred
13
57
50
I 50
24,507.400
N
359.000
15
1,415,844
6,283,262
297,907
1,257,778
327,786
"75"
Roanoke—
,
200.000
200.000
Common........
15 X
50
55,155
409,716
54
125
75
-
1.200.000
Preferred
52'"
20
40,456,501 }11»»
200.000
800.000
Nat Bank of Comm.
National Bank ofFort
Sam Houston.—.
Ban Antonio Nat Bk
South Texas Nat Bk-
100
al.200,000
Virginia Trust Co
a700,000
1.000.000
........
390,000
25**
100
Mountain Trust Bk.
Preferred..——
Frost National Bank
100
r 92.000
100
25
Alamo National Bk:
Preferred
Bexar Co Nat Bank-
20**
2,895,581
First Nat Exch Bank
.
les
24
334.127
Colonial Amer Nat B
500.000
1.000,000
o
10
823.538
.
San AntonioCommon.
N
re cent
20
7,625,703
12,876,056
582,152
60,695,802
1,572,171
200.000
Preferred
Southern Bk A Tr Co
500.707
321,994
100,000
100,000
;
20
400,846
618,596
62,741
2,866,642
66,276
1.250.000
2.000.000
Common
98
Port Arthur—
First National Bank.
:
v'
Richmond—
Sav Bank A Tr Co
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
5,600,909 [ 50
I 50
655,698 100
2,393,680 100
150"
140
100
Consol Bk A
600.000
Guardian Trust Co..
al.600.000
Houston Land A Tr
San Jacinto Nat Bk-
First Security Bk
6
t
363,662
Norfolk—
10
Galveston—
Common
1115
Deposltors'Industrlal
32
60
10,418,708
Preferred
200,000
City National Bank.
200.000
First National Bank.
Hutch in gs-Se&ly
750.000
National Bank
U S National Bank. a1.000.000
share.
First National
Nat Bk of Commerce
Union Bank A Tr
:
Per
I
Lynehburg—
Ask.
ina I.
100
35,186,711
6,726
34,252
Bid.
Par,
Nom
l/oan
Common .......
Preferred
Deposits.
100
6,692,155
15,505,797
750.000
Cross
Profits.
Capital.
Ask.
Institutions
June 29
Surplus <4
Par
Fort Worth—
Continental Nat Bk_
Pirst National Bank:
State
VIRGINIA
Cross
Deposits.
$
246,802
917,020
300.000
300.000
Bank
June 29
Surplus db
Profits
Para—
El Paso Nat Bank
National Banks
June 29
State Institutions
TEXAS
Capital.
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
BANKS
share.
Tacoma—
Nat Bank of Tacoma al,500.000
a
800.000
842,131
Puget Sound Nat Bk
190,013
12,439,141 /100
\ioo
1,021,684 100
N
o
re cent
1
sa
les
23,884,786 SlOO
100
5,121,264
13,246,602
3,115,672
100
25
180
200
13
15
100
100
Salt Lake City—
Eton's Sav Bk A Tr Utah Sav A Trust Co
Walker Bk A Tr Co:
Common
Capital notes
1,000.006
3U0.000
1,500.000
750.000
100
40
50
100
666
ion
135
70
150
115
90
100
100
337,810
23,269,878
iOO
J100
67**
72**
**352
WEST VIRGINIA
Nomi nal.
Charleston-
Per
Common
1,062,500
750,000
Preferred
KanawhaBkgATr Co
Common
Natumut Hanks
June 29
VERMONT
Capital notes
Kanawha Valley Bk.
Nat Bank of Comm.
Central Trust Co—
Stats Institution
July 1
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Granite S B A Tr Co
310.000
People's Nat BankQuarry S Bk A Tr Co
200.000
205.000
376,718
214,607
152,635
3,346,451
2.401,165
1,877,719
100
100
100
512.500
SewardNatBkATrCo
Merchants Nat Bank
Burlington Trust Co
600.000
Montpeller—
Capital 8 B A Tr Co
1.090.000
105" 156""
318,518
2,928,556
Common
150.000
152,000
Preferred
222 200
100 »00
2,459,151 rioo
1100
N
O
re
cent
sa
les
100
619.951
40,084
225,133
1,505,632
20
1,220.794
lOu
Kllllngton Nat Bank
Rutland Co Fat Bk:
Common..--.
Preferred--
Rutland Trum Co—
100
100
75,100
1,161,763
100
404.653
4,814.568
100
449.605
42,024
487,205
,459,448
200,134
583,749
814,695
4,040,275
600.000
100.000
300.000
4,590,322
1,097.230
4,218,929
25
100
100
1,800.000
1,609.158
16,979.099
600.000
Security Trust Co..
Wheeling Dollar Saw
e
meemrm
60
75
-
100
"70"
90
""95"*
100
200
100
103
105
110
Sale price
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
/March 4 1935.
Peoples Bank A Trust Co. of Seattle, Wash., on
Sept. 3 1935 approved a proposed Increase in the authorized capital of the
institution from $600,000 to $850,000; the plan also provides for the disso¬
lution of the Peoples Corp., a holding company which owns all of the bank's
g Stockholders of the
100.000
55.000
115,483
100,000
195.000
500,425
100.000
132,928
100.000
125,000
257.500
112,323
919,470 flOO
Uoo
Clement Nat Bank—
Preferred
0
cent
les
Common and preferred styck outstanding,
ft Member of First Security Corp.
e Member of the Marine
Bancorporation.
d Dec. 31 1934.
Rutland-
Common-----
N
;v-)Xsa
a
150
Central Nat Bank—
Preferred
I5o
re
{100
1,337,311
150.000
80 Side Bk A Tr Co.
*
First National Bank:
Common.--.-
4,512,035
16,174,703
35,001
2,046.425
368.994
251,160 1
J 159,660
Half Dollar Trust A
A Trust Co
Montpeller Nat Bank
Montptr S B A Tr Co
\ 40
600.000
Co
Nat Bank of W Va„
Nat Exchange Bank. <
5,631,113 100
5,232.026 uoo
40
723,279
3,452,694 100
407.500
:i?i yiV.v
1 25
Wheeling—
Center Wheeling Sav
Mutual Tr
Sav Bank
655,874
348,564
58,137
104,919
150.000
500.000
250.000
1.000.000
200.000
600.000
J 835,360
18,700,527
Citizens
Burlington—
Chittenden Co Trust
share.
Charleston Nat Bk:
423.300
N
o
t 10
2,517.296
re
cent
100
sa
les
110
outstanding stock.
/i The Yakima First National Bank of
1935 became
i Mem
our
a
Yakima, Wash., effective Sept. 14
branch of the National Bank of Commerce of Seattle, Wash.
First
National
Corp.
I Lawt tale.
132,025
2,438,717 (100
UOO
00
1.369,892
n
•
r
s
x
Preferred stock retired.
Controlled by the Joseph
Member People's Corp.
Trust
funds.
Ex-dlvidend.
F. Meyer interests,
OCT., 1935]
NaUJune 2$nkt
WISCONSIN
TRUST
AND
BAMS
115
COMPANIES
June 29
Canadian Bank Statements
La CrotM—
Batavlan Nat Bank
Nat Bk of La Crosse.
State Bk of La Crowe
Deposits.
$
280,079
83.414
167,387
122,853
500.000
50.000
550.000
100.000
Bxchange State Bank
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Returns
Amer St
20k
200.000
Badger State Bank.
City Bank 4c Tr Co.
Baat Side Bank
d
350.000
d
200.000
55,045
154,181
137,900
85,394
60O.O0"
a
0
First Wise N Bk
a 15,000.000
Home Savings Bank.
450.000
Kflbourn State Bk..
115.000
Lincoln State Bank:
1,007,098
100
4.777,061
cent
les
Deposits.
Par.
HalifaxBank of Nova Scotia 12.000.000 24.000.000 215,316,727
«•'«>
»—
Gross
Reserve
Fund.
Capital
100
Bid
Ask.
Per
249
cent.
252
50
47 X
d
3,730,630 169,217,841
lo
90,995
23,644
822,218
804,257
601,025
100
29,872,057
ONTARIO
11
20
20
Marshall 4c Ilsley Bk a3.000.000
Mitchell St State Bk.
600.000
Park Savings Bank..
200.000
80,551
739.274
208.290
923,645
1,099,638
3,292,739
2,510,755
3,841.784
1,32* ,055
913,008
615
800.000
1.000.000
622,241
Toronto-
16
13
Per
Bank of Toronto
6.000.000 9.000 000 92,653,473
Can Bank of Comm. 30.000.000 20,000.000 459 841,516
Dominion Bank
7.000.000 7. "00.000 97,875.692
33
31
20
100
38.814.982
400.000
TeutoniaAyeStateBk
West Side Bank
2.075,925
36,752
222,663
550.000
475.000
State Bank of Milw.
Wisconsin State Bk.
first Wise Trust Co.
53
100
100.000 1
45.447
300.000
2.200.000
1,038.185
Common
Capital notes
Marine Nat Exch Bk
cent, not per share.
NOVA SCOTIA
65
d
2,06/,627
1,708.650
per
o
re
sa
:.:\M•*:-1'''V,'v',:.;
te Bank..
Prices are
_,;r"
Nomi nal.
Per share.
25
20
875,130 100
5,099,228 e 20
2,306,280 100
4,114,188
Milwaukee—
•V:v*
all of July 31 1935.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
are
Imperial Bank of Can
7.000.000
8 "OO.ono 105.365,555
20
20
100
20
194
125
149"
164 H
—
5
3H
11
lfifi
"isii
QUEBEC
23
100
Montreal—
Bank of Montreal
,
36.000.000 38.000.000 617.336,903
7.000.000 5.000.000 106 011,221
Barclays Bk (Canada) 1,500.000
750.000
10.923,527
Provincial Bk of Can 4,000.000
1.000.000
38.629,835
Royal Bk of Canada. 35.000.000 20.000.000 600,543,340
*
100
100
100
100
Per
cenL
153
155
128 H 130
""94~" "95"
100
138
139
Sale price.
t Wisconsin Bankshares Corp. no
par
stock.
a
Common and preferred stock outstanding,
c
March 4 1935.
WYOMING
June 29
cent.
180
i5o"
100
Banaue Canadlenne.
National Banks
100
100
100
100
M■
'■'My
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
Cheyenne—
Per share.
American Nat Bank.
Stock Growers N Bk.
250.000
300.000
206,232
269,526
5.097,792
5,810,911
e
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
100
{Last sale.
100
0
Oct. 20 1934.
x
Ex-dividend.
Quotations are for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Burlington 4 ££s
4KB.
5s
94
4%s__
100
100
101
92
95
96
98
97
97
...
52
52
102
92
Union of LouisviDe,
Ky~, ~5alZZ.
Virginia-Carolina 5s
Virginian 5s
101
97
4^s
48
99
97
Tennessee 5s.
Union of Detroit
95
45
47
99
/
/
5Ks.
99
49
100
99
Lexington 5s
Lincoln 4Ks
5H*
Des IS loines 5s
I
Southwest 5s
Ask
50
50
100
Southern Minnesota 5s.
'.v
5s
A
5s
101
100
':v
f
f
San Antonio 5s_.JL
100
100
99
4Hs
Bid.
St Louis 4Ks.
97
98
Illinois Midwest 5s
Illinois of Monticello 5s
Iowa of Sioux City 4 }is
19H
19H
Chicago 4Ks
4^s
Bonds and Stocks.
96
95
Greensboro (N C) 5s
Greenbrier 5s
100
101
101
58.
California
Fremont
Ask
Bid.
Bonds.
100
101
100
Atlanta 5s
Atlantic 5s
"7
v-r.'-.U
First Carolinas 5s
STOCKS
Louisville
First of Fort Wayne 4^8....
)H
5s
Maryland-Virginia 5s
Mississippi-Tennessee 5s
Firs^of M ontgomery
ew*
C".
First of New Orleans
N
First Texas of Houston 5s..
North Carolina 5s
First Trust of Chicago
Ohio-Pennsylvania 5s
Oregon-Washington 5s
4&s.
^
Pacific Coast of Portland 5s
Pacific Coast of Los Angeles 5s_.
Pacific Coast of Salt r
Pacific Coast of San
Pennsylvania
Phoenix
Virginia-Carolina
4>£s..
5s
'V
Potomac
1.■
/ Slat price,
5s.
'''.'--i\
x
Ex-dividend.
lliil
.
-
\
/
|
f1fif!;'- V.: V
'
■■
; a.
.
.
.
,
..
;i
..
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.
.......
[I"'.'
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'
'•-.vi
(
_
^
.
.
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........
....
.
....
t§#::| MM: KM
■
.
vy^MkyMM-i.v.
,
1
1
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-
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INSURANCE
116
for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Quotations are as near as possible
Capital.
Unearned
Dec. 31
NetSurplus
Premium
Reserve.
1934.
7
Per
10
9,904,456 ;,.87
3,000,000 9,463,861
54 **
7.500,000 15,677.243 16.004,202
™%
15,000.000 11,470,477 386,959,876
77
4,876,373
3,000,000 2.711.975
24 **
1,875,427
3,000.000 2,611.488
2 5M
3,797.490
1,000.000 2,677.940
65,557 180
416,179
100,000
13
459,157
1,000,000 1,006,883
14 H
3,343,740 7,941,216 11,586.898
58 X
952,652
1,000,000 2.574.976
2,058,560 ,f25%
1,026,849
1.000,000
5.748,993 ',42
7,500.000 2,442,677
(Hartford)
(Hartf)--
10
Aetna .Life (Hartford)
10
Agricultural (Watet'n)
Amer Alliance (N Y)
Amer Equitable (N Y)
25
Aetna insur
Amer Fire
(Wash'ton)
10
5
100
10
Fire(N Y)
Amer Insur (Newark)
AmerReinsur (N Y)
10
Amer Reserve (N Y).
25
Amer Surety (N Y)10
Automobile Ins (Hartf)
Baltimore Amer (Bit)
Bankers A Shlpp (NY)
100
Beston (Boston)
Buffalo Ins Co (Buff) 100
5
Camden Fire (Camden)
Carolina (Wilmington.
Amer Home
2!i
N.O.)
Central States Life (St
Louis)
;
City of NewYork(NY)
Columbian Nat l Lift-
10
5
—
.
100
(Boston)..-
10
Conn Gen Life (Hartf)
Continental Casualty
5
Ind)
(Hammond,
Continental Ins (N Y)
(Wash'ton).
Eagle Fire (Newark)
Employ eroRe-lns(KC)
Excecs Ins (N Y)
Federal Ins (Jer City)
Fidelity & Dep (Bait)
Fidelity-Phenlx (NY)
Fidel A Guar (Bait).
Corcoran
%
"ft
5
—
10
20
2
Fire Assoc of Phila—
10
(Wash'ton)
20
Fireman's
25
Firemans Fund (S F).
Firemen's Ins (Milw). 100
5
Firemans 1ns (N ewark)
5
Franklin Fire (Phila).
General Alliance (New
1
York)
Georgia Home
Glens Falls Insurance
(Glens Falls NY).
Globe A Republic
Globe A Rutgers Fire.
Gr
Amer
5
5
15
Halifax (Halifax,N.8.)
Hamilton Fire (N Y)_
Hanover Fire (NY)..
Harmonla Fire (Buff) .
(Hartf)
Hartford Fire
.
Homestead Fire (Bait)
31
34
88
95
37**
38%
7,301,883
20,381,495
17%
40%
19%
40H
90
445",811
40
38
15%
17%
75
79%
86
90
40 %
41
38%
39%
71
69
-
30
92 %
11%
10%
29%
'■
575,984
47,795
4,351,089
725,471
"37%
IS
18%
25
34**
1,000.000
1.164.346
1,362,123
150
—
19,663.695
67
69
100
Mo)
5
Lincoln Fire
5
(N Y)—
1,000,000
1,000,000
200.000
61.152,166
1,383,292
6,866,745
1,118,848
270,723
420
10
)
.
.
.
.
2,500,000
3.500,000 104,618.567
...
(Prov).
475
47%
48
19
26**
101
20
141
28%
15%
113
5
19**
90
14**
43**
15
25
1,000.555
837,521
1.454.043
26**
1,000,000
1,608,412
609,777
25%
5
7
8
1,000.000 1,114,520
1.500,000 1,706.509
4.000,000 15,885,667
704.568
500,000
390,379
1.000,000
2,000,000 3,010,497
20
22
Southern Fire
10
1,000,000
1,081,391
795.952
2.663.560
9,743,608
757.346
445.250
3,723,090
629,307
Springfield Fire A Mar
(Springfield, Mass).
25
5.000,000
8,461,003
10,916,264
5
10
10
10
Stuyvesant Fire (N Y)
5.950.818 569,153,943
Sun Life Ass'nce (Can 100 3,299.728
11,413,928
Travelers Fire (HartP 100 2.000,000 2.558.843
Travelers Life (Hartf 100 20,000,000 17,004,961 618,384,722
S Fidelity A Guar¬
anty (Baltimore).
2
4
IT S Fire (New York).
U S Guarantee Co
10
U nl versa! Ins (N ewark)
Virginia FAM (Rich¬
mond)
25
West Coast Life (8 F)
10**
3%
12
Weatchester Fire (NY)
4
Wisconsin Nat Life-
34
8
5
2.800,000 4,986,656
2.000.000 11,788,667
1,000.000 3,222,866
838,682
400,000
12,437,654
9,200,832
2,180.426
336,726
1,099,931
406,652
6,782,270
814,612
593,761
500,000
375.000
1,000,000
400,000
5,454",813
12
208
13**
; 214
8%
15
8%
I? ?
36
24
26
140
143
1
5%
4
400
609
380
599
10**
10 %
51%
53)4
51
56
16
14
63
„
6%
33%
13
10
35**
38
Lincoln Nat'l Life (Ft
Wayne. Ind)
(Prov)_.
Rhode Island
U
6%
435,621
10
31**
41%
Security Ins (New Hav)
26%
144
4,121,719
39%
26%
77 ;
46
8%
3,787,541
5
25
16%
75
3.000.000
25
44
9%
10
50
10
Seaboard 7AM (NY)
seaboard Surety (N Y>
32%
4%
—
StPaulF AM (StP).
74
52"
Washing¬
27%
20%
8
7
26%
Kansas City Life (Kan¬
City
.
-
ton (Providence)
10
200,000
Knickerbocker (N Y).
.
(Rochester)
Rosslalns (Hartford).
10 12.000,000 42,435,685
(Philadelphia)
2%
32%
*
Puritan Life
Insur Co of Nor Amer
sas
93%
28
9%
72
Importers A Exporters
(New York)
35,,
10
7,628,632
35.757,663
2,051,335
454,753
Insurance Co of State
of Pa (Philadelphia) 100
-
.....
2,880,361
13,362,322
10
26%
3**
3,000,000 6.130.345
5 12,000,000 36,185,321
10
1,000,000 1,576.724
10
452,985
600,000
10
10
3
1.061.273 34,642,228
4,346,113 142,210,658
75
10
25
10
27 %
2,000,000
3,000,000
25 %
30,905.381
5
.
397,565
2,514,493
2,339,461
1,063,883
1,554,220
5,809,642
16,194,223
2,432,283
8,646,735
220,266
11,073,370
1,251,536
12,125,287
5,451,387
32
Rochester American
1%
345,020
1,657.526
i°5*
■7h
400,000
1,500,000
Hartford Steam Boiler
(Hartford)
Heme (New York)...
HemeF AM (S F)—
Reliance Ins (Phil)
25
25 %
750,000 2,091,746
8,150,000 17,228,126
2,000.000 1,354,276
117,922
500,000
4,000,000 4,764,733
1,000,000 1,105,592
12,000,000 33,039,770
1
(N Y)
38%
13%
493,359
Indemnity
(New York)--..
Great Amer Ins
2%
36%
11%
737,946
6
4,392,630
302,478
8,952,904
,
Providence
2.177.192
5,851,577
2,545,977
30 .x
17%
60
27 %
44
165
5,047,300
1.123,907
3,175,025
V>; 814,605
26
15%
643
2,500,000
1,000,000
2,107,086
1,355,793
1,673,417
4,261,896
50
15"'
150
23
5,778,472
1,660,226 114,510,264
431.147
820,955
1,641,015
1,000,000
1 ♦2,638,200
15%
28%
633
400,000
500,000
500,000
70
1,000,000
10
46
26
4,555,890
"10
25
Mass
80
39
7
98
883", 253
1,500,000 1,500,000
750,020 1,018,257
2,000,000 10,440,323
2,400,000 2,234,968
3,464,825 29,140,000
1,000,000 1,035,588
2,000,000 5,911,721
226,214
200,000
7,500,000 10,859,824
1,000,000 1,243,727
12,500,000 6,608,813
3,000,000 6,266,008
Ask.
24
...
94
—
Gen Am Life (St L)—
(Phila)
Maryland Oas (Bait)
37
1,00"0~666
Bid.
Manufacturers Oas'tj
56%
5,155,419
2,140,035
2,600,574
1,750,000 2.725.274
4,873,990 38,403.988
Reserve.
Per Share
89
5,000,000 4,667,679
665,243
1,500.000
1,000,000 1,154,962
3,000.000 10,097.143
961,560
1,000,000
2,000,000 3,525,153
500,000
Premium
1934.
Bonding A In»
25 2,000.000 1,521,571
4,445,092
(Boston).
25
254,955
I,000,000
335,329
Mechanics Ins (Phila*
3,768,121 I 48
"lerch Fire Assurlcom 2% II,750,000 6,052,189
1105
(New York)--\pref 100
Merchants A Mfrs Fire
7%
(Newark. N J)-..-.
Merchants
Insurance
6%
969,362
630,626
1,000,000
(Providence).-.—
15
10
750,000
682,000
584,360
National Cas (Detroit ;
National Fire (Hartf). 10 20.000,000 <*15831218 13,613,430
2
6,169,461
4,000.000 4.786,557
^afl Liberty (N Y)-.
10
1,000,000 3,049,526
5,194,584
National Surety (N Y*
5
11%
93,744
309,989
100,000
^at'l Union (Wash).20 1,100,000 4,557,495
S'at Union Fire (Pitts)
6,252,370 141
New Amsterdam Oa«
9%
5,703,217
1,000,000 2,000,000
(Baltimore)
Vew Brunswick
Fire
29%
10 1.000,000 1,411,618
1.070,335
(New Bruns, N J).,
few England Fire
15
10
319,712
414,257
400,000
(Pittsfield, Mass)..
Nfew Hampshire Fire
46%
10 3.000,000 7,259,088
4.279,901
(Manchester, N H).
Vew Jersey Insurance
•:
45
20
1,496,233
664,153
1.000,000
(Newark, N J)
16
5
1,881,809
Sew York Fire
1,000,000 1,741,358
25
5,571,528
2,000,000 9,245,593
Sorth River Ins (N Y) 2%
96
3,836,287
Northern Ins Co (NY) n% 1,000,000 3.722,822
Sforthwest Fire A Mar
18
10
•; 544.333
1,000,000
713,492
(Minneapolis)
NorthwesternNational
25 2,000, 000 5,211.946
4,991,678 137
(Milwaukee)
28
10
741,693
Occidental Ins (8 F>
1,000, 000 1,648.998
15%
10
15,149,165
1.000, 000 1.128,346
Old Line Life (Milw)113
25
2.785,453
1,000, 000 1,437,441
PacificFire (N Y) —
10 5.082, 000 3,944.536 142,005,098
Pac Mut Life (L A)..
10
1,000, 000 1.008.308 24,344,291
Pan-Amer Life (N O)
3
10 1.000, 000
Phila Life (Phila)—
224,582 11,092,327
18%
10
493,152
Phila Nat (Phila)
1,000, 000
811,307
88
10 6.000, 000 21,250,119
Phoenix Ins (Hartf)
7,914,190
Preferred Accident
14
1.313.559
875,000 1,484,672
(New York)
.
10
Capital.
share
Lumbermen's (Phila).
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Aetna Casualty
Par
Ask
Bid.
Unearned
Dec. 31
NetSurplus
Pat
STOCKS
14
..
included in
Contingent reserve of $182,000 is included in surplus, d Net surplus available for protection of policyholders, $23,331,218 *
surplus,
t NewVtock. ~ " f Company .v»4-w/\llnrl Ktr TPiwntYinn'o Tnoiittcii/in Hn
in process of reorganization.
t No "Mowai'lr _ W J * A majority of the capital stock is
par value.
* New stock.
reorgaiii^atiuu.
»wned by the New Jersey Investment Co., which in turn is controlled by Firemen's Insurance Co.. Newark, N. J.
a
Holding company,
fc Last sale.
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